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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
I'm Somcpn
II. rs III erniteu oentidfe'nol'd)en
Grnluallcu scfummen.
6inc sln,abl @ei6Gite, bic SentIdlen
sglborten, bcnOlirt.

Qpnbon, IS. Stiober. gu
iebr ernlten beuti6feinoIiten Sra
palen fam es bier ON Somiid9
Qbsn0 unb an bic sipan5is 0si4dtts,
bic 0eutI6sn gebOrtsn, purben De-
nolirt. Die Rubeit0rungen fnnosn
in oem Stabtt6sil 9eptfrro unb on
Der Slb Sent Roab itdtt. S5n Dept
forb purben psridieoeue Ssi4dtis
bemolirt uno Elm Saus lpurbs oPn
Dem qpbel in grano gsitett SSn Der
Slo Sent Rpab tpurben sSleilherlaoeR
aepliinoert uno am Sonntos Wtorsen
au friiber Stunbs lisb Der Sdnba9sI
ieine Wutb an eins beutihen 3uder'
ipaarensefaGft bort aus. 5ait ale
Der Qdnben tpurben natiirlid) audi
ausgepIiinoert,
Die gSolissi trat i4Iiebli4 in 2bds
tiateit uno ndhm 5pdn5le 8eradTfunS
ger por. 9luberbem tpurben gor'
ii6ismobreseln getroffea I'm peitsrs
arapaQe gu perbinbsrrl.
Qlm Sonrtdg bsrri9te IN Deptforo
unb ben bena6barten Staoitbeilen
bic sr6bts aufrcsuns. Srobs goltss
buufen bottsn iia auf ben Strabsu
suiummsussr.ttet uno i4eHttsn ben
@siIunsen Der 9oli5iiter unb Sol'
batter ii6 5u 5sritrsuen ubIolut teine
geahtun1. Wie iid an Sonntas
berausiieltt. poren i'm Sunsen 20
8ddereisn, SlsiI6ersei9dfts unb
@irtbi6uftsn pOllig oen'plirt tporoen.
Die Srupalliiten brobten aud nit
Qnsriifcn ari beuti6e Gei6dite il;
9rontlep uRo unosrcn StabttRi.sn,
fons Die ge10rben ben eiseutbimern
bi.ier Gei6Gfts g.itut:en iOlltsn, bic
2Gben su Dffnsn.
Die 9tniitrer BEL ben arepauen
paren bunSert @srftarbeiter, bic aus
einem apgirbauIs ausquartiert NOR
ben nuren, lin in Dem Sauie fiir bel'
glide 5tudtIings PlaB 81 idaffeH.
Die asute oeriammelten ii4 in einer
bsutI6en Birtbitaft unb ihlusen
bort gllIss tur3 unb Helm. Die Bur
iteu bsbnupt.ten, OaB Der bstrefienes
Dirtb eas Serii6t in llmlalf geisbI
babe, baB stpsi brittfde ariessi6iffs
BON ben Seutifsn in ben 9runo se'
bobrt porbsu i.isn. Gos Gsihdfts'
Total eines beutihen 5leiiders, oet
Elm Bib bss &aiiers BilbeIm i'm
SdaufenIisr ausseiieat bate, ipurbs
9leiafans bemoiirt.
Die arapalliiten Go!ten 2abenss,
f6Gfte euf ctner Strsfe Don Gina sir
ner Uteile asrtriimmert uno aepIiin'
bert, sFe cine abtbsiluns Soloatsn
Der 8anbulsn 9err iperbsn tonnte.
Die 2abenbefiber pObntsn ausnabmss
los ii6er ibrsn geTbdftsn nno natiirs
lid ipurbsn aud bic Wobnraums
ausgepliinbert unb hsmolirt. Sn eli
mem Souie selang es 20 Der 9anbaleu
bingfeIt ou MAIDEN. Sit batten bort
Elm Slapisr bic Sreppe binabeepOr.
fen unb ii6 auf oisfs @eils isIbit ben
9luspeg aus oem 9aufe periperrt, ios
bab Iie in 9aft ssnommsn perOsr
tonnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
auslan0 Ue(egrap@.
Selaier
Selgier
Sollen aus 6ollanb m G.
lt6It 4nell in tbre
Seimatb 5uruds

lt6It i4nelI in lire
Seimatb auruds
tebreH.
SIM 6aag, pia Gonbon, 18. Stt.
Die .8urgermeifier Der gr0beren boL
IdnhiGen StGbte baben prptlamas
tionsn erlaiien, in tpelaen lie 6stnnnt
aeben. bab bic oenti1s Regierune
ben belgiifen SIiidtlin9en, bic ii9
auf boldnoiI9em 8ooen bsiinben,
bic grlau6uib 3ur &iidiebr in bic
Seimatb aie6t, lei es nod 9fntpsrpen
ober anberslpobin. Tur Militdrs
pfIi6tiae lperben BEL ibrer etipaigen
Riiftebr in bic &riegsgefangsnI9af.
aesdtben, ipdbrenb bic anber:n Bel.
sier rubig bsimte6ren t0nnen.
Die boqdnhiifen 9iireermeiIter
srmabneu bus bollanoilde Bolt bce
8eloisrn bic Riidtebr m0gli9it 3u ers
lei6tern. Der gabnpertsbr spii6en
Rooisnbaal unb antiperpen in fpieber
aufgencmmen porben. gs qiebt ii&
allaemein sroBe Senugtbuung barr
iibgr aunb, bab 9oIlanO nunmebr
2lusiibt bat bic belgii6en 5liidts
linge, bic fid auf etfpa 100000 S.es
len belaufen. Inssupsrben uno nif.
mehr sestpunssn 1T fir bic gerpfle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
! Jnterpeaatipmem
Sir ben @ieberSufammentritt bss
britiTben parlaments angemelbst.
@sridiebene Srus.n biirftsn ben Wii'
niftsrn febr unangenebm fem.
Slrssefammt sutAdlt Der Jrasebossn
ioipeit 3polf Snterpellatipnen.

Ioipeit 3p0lf Sntsrpsllatiunsn.
2onbon, 1S. Ottober. Sir ben
WieOersuIamm.ntritt beg parlamenis
iino cine Reibe Don Siterpeaationen
an bic Wliniiter ausemslost iporSen.
pdrunter au6 bic fclssnbeu 5lpOlf
Sragen:
/. Ob IS ni6t mDglih isin fpirot,
bic srpbe 3abI DON 2onos unb SEE
OffiSisrsn, bic i'm amtli1en preS'
bureau bsI6GTttSt iinb, bur4 BE
rufsjournaliitsn gu erieBen, banlit bic
5errsn Offisiers ibrs asnntnib gum
geiten bsr Rs.rutsu psrpsnoen iOns
nen2
2. Wie pisl. Mcnate iinb perflots
len felt bas aommittes fur Sanots'
D.rtbeibisuns in GiBuns seipeisu H..
unb biirfts e nidt anssbra4t isiH,
bab ansefidts Der Gsrii6ts bon slnem
bsppriie6enb,n Ginfaa bss 5sinoss
ins 2anb Das Sommittes eins Sis'
una anberaumsn piirbea
8. 8s tam Der SeiretGr bes gOaro
Of Srabe su ber 9lniiinbislns, oaB
gnbe SitpSer guroon bon ben ,3spps'
Iins ansesriffgn rUsrben niirbs uno
1T Der Setretdr iid Der 9bdtia6s be.
tpubt, bab infoIgs isiusr antiinbisuHs
bic @eriideruHgsruisH srb0bt fpurbsn,
10 bub bic QusSaben Der 9si9dfts
melt bsbtuten0 3uHa6msn2
a. 8.iB Der seiretdr fir S6ot.s
lanb, bab Wst3iI Sarbor aInd6tli6
srleudtet ift uno bub man bort in Der
llmg.senb Der 9lnii9t 1T. Sab bsm
i}einbe fgnaIiirt pirb9
5. Ob mebr aIs .in Witslitb Der
,Snislidtn gamiIie. bas aus bsm bri'
tifdxn s4asomt GsIbsr bs5isbt, iia
in ben Rsiben beg Gsinbes bsfinost,
unb pei9s earitte in pieIsr ansels.
ssnh,it sepiar. iinb9
6. DeiB Der Miniiter Ses guspdr.
iissu, oab elm resuIdrer 9Ourisrbisnit
spiit,n 2onbon unb Dem Suupts
quartier bes bsuiIden 5esrss beitsst.
unb bsst er pieleidt bic abii6t, bds
pabbur.au ansuipsiieH, itrensers
Wobnubm.n gu ,rgrsif.n2
Z. W.ib Der 5iIfs ariessminiiisr,
oab bic Soloaien in ben aantinen
iiberDortbsilt psrben unb 5pur bdus
fig Biz gum 9strass Don 500 pros.nt,
uno p.I6. 5Gritts e,bsu.t Ct su
tbun, nm biefsm gluspIiinoerH Der
Srupp.H Elm Gnpe au mudsn9
8. ST es bem SiIfs arisssmini'
tier bstannt. bub bem arisssminift..
rum 10000 pferbs gum aouf ansss
botsn puro.n nnb bab Der b.trefien.
ben psrion mitsetbeiIt ipuroe. iie ioIle
iia nit elmer ssipiFen abrsii. in sa'
naOu in 9erbinpuns iebsH, poraufI
bisfe qisrOs idIitbIi4 on 9suti4s
lamb pertauft fpurben.
9. 8siB Der Silfs ariessminiit.r,
bab in sin.m sroben Srupp.nbepot
in Der Rdbe pon 2onboH bic auntins
BON 3psi 0eutftsn sslsiiet pirb9
10. ST ss iDabr. baB pisle Don ben
SpIpatsn, bic na4 antpsrPsn ses
iaROt purDeu, MIR ipdbreno penigsr
Dofn einsreroiri iporbsn ipdren9
II. Wsib Der 5ilfs arisssminis
itsr, OaB Oas Suh Der abdti Uni
fOrmsn Iebr minberpsrtbis III uns
Oub aud bic 9srpfIssuns unitrsr
3ruppsu in pislsn isGlIen iebr gu
pini6en iibris Idbt? 8sabiidtist Der
Silfs ari.gsminiitsr cine unteriu.
dung in oisien gngtlsgsnbtitsn nns
SuitsQsn2
12. Sinb IN golheitsr SolOatsn all
ben 5oIssa Der pOdsHimpfung sss
itrrbsr.
IN. &..ankslAa QnnAx
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
Ser prenbiihe SanStas
Wirb sinen arebit pon
$375,o00.000 am 8rsi.
taabsniIIigen.

2Onbon is. Oft. mie bsm Rsus
terIdsn gursau aus 9tmiisrbum be-
ridtst miro, sebt aus beuti6sn bort
einsstroffensn 3eitunssn hsrbOr, bub
Der prsubiide aanbias, Der am Grsi-
tag in sisung tritty iofurt eincp are-
bit DOn $375,0oo,o0o beipiIlissn miro.
Bon bieTer Gumms ioIIen 500, ,00o,s
coo sur llntsrftiibuns Der arisgsnotbs
Isibenbsn in Der bon ben Rufen beim,
ssiutt seipeitneu proDins Oftprsuben
psrpeubst psrbsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
QIntmerpen

Wub ieas Wiflipuen . ols
IarsanSrieSsid d a bic
guneSablen.
9erlin, 18. Sitober. - (gia
orabtIoi.m 8ss. in Supoils. 6. 8.
.insetroffsn.) Isle bic .Jrantfurtsr
3eituns beridt.t, III glntperpsn se'
balten cine ariesssntiddbiguns bon
100000 au aabIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
Mnfgefnapft

@erben in StuBlanb bic
~2iebeW su BEN.
Berlin. IS. Sftobcr (eluf 6raht.
Ioiem gess in eappiae, 6. s., elm.
sctroiien.) - @ie benz .9erIiner
1asebIatt" seneIbet ipiro, tuuroen IN
gfaoom bon ben sauiien obne jeSipeI.
den @runb brei Suben fur5er $ano
ouieefniipit. anbere 9epobner bon
SioSom ueriudlten oersebIid 5I Gun.
iten Der SuSen gu interreniren,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
3 mitTd d a Be-

lonbon. 18. Sttobsr. Der
giiraermeiiisr BON Gampisnpsiurs
Wsuis, Jranfrsid, bat lout sinsr De.
pef4e Der Grhanss Sslssrnpb Co.,
beridiet, bab bas Gomnerbeim bts
prGiibtnten ppineares burh bic beuts
fdgn Gsidiibe D0IIis bemoIirt ipOrs
ben iei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

bic Stabt. Cine ansabl oieler Srups
pen batten Bel sanep iinb bel 2unepille
seiGmpft. Die Der aorreipcnbent bin=
3ufiist, ideint es ii4 um cine srobs
gepesuns sesen 9intirden gu h0ns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
Ginsemeibt
am Gonntas Bic
neue aatbeorals in
ct. 2onis.

yBuroe q III y nHfdg Die
neus aat6eoralein
Ct. 2ouis.
Gt.2puis, Mlo.. 18. Ofio5tr. -
Die neue aatbolifts aaibebrols. bic
nit einsm Roiisnaufipanps Don iibsr
tr.i NiIlionen Dollars errihtet ipors
ben lit, ipurbs am Sonntus teierIi4
ibnr Btiiimmuna iibsrseten.
Die ginipeibuna be, aatbsbrate
ipurbe bon Gr5bi!9cf gIsnnon poas
Scaen.
Rau6en Die 5riebens.
pfeife.
gsaibinston NJ Is. Sftcbrr. -
SenrD @atterion, Der itreitbare Re.
6aiielr bes 9oliisniae Courier.
sscnrnal. madie beiite Dem praiioen.
ten @i!ion I'M WeiBen Souie ieine
sluiiyartilng une raudte bic aric.
oenspieiic. @atierion tntte oem BRO.
feIior Milicn in Der gsre-Rominati.
ons.adinpaene bic Sreunbidoft se.
fiinoigt. ebenio wie George Sarbcp,
Der oanals Heoafteltr non Sarpers
@eeElp mar. Der Yr1ii6ent bat beiben
Serren Die Sano 5ur @eriobnmg &c.
totcn. 3ipiifen ibm NIB Sarpep
ipurbe bas geriobmlngsfeit bereits
Dor 5iuei Bof,en sefeiert unb nun
iint and bic Serren @ilfon i,nb @at.
terion pieoer Sreinbe. Col. @atier.
lon mar iiber cine Shinbe i'm @eiben
Sarfe urtb naf elmer glusipradle
iplirbe Der 8reilnbidaftsbuno ouis
yfeue beiiegeIt.- SER gpotterion, Der
beiite Abeno idlon naf yleip Dorf rel.
len rollte, bleIbt bis wlontag bier, ba
Grtrdfibent 1oft ion 3u einem Ga.
,teIiribitlid einaeIaSeu bat.
u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

eine eBIIs auf Grbsn finb ga.
9lrr ni6i snrau Jeibet
haruIn bas eribsn bfridnpsrn. 70 iaree sna.
feiis, bas btrfibmte 6eiImtfiel bes Gr. z. Siis'
BEE. In 1sinem Nerein H. En brantft fsinsn
slorrafb bnpon 81 faufeu, bspor 9u 90 feIber
Rem BORT. feHEsn 2ir anf gserIaHasn fsfenfFsi
fint Mfobs. nfHute bas ment6sHirrunelidg
SBerbletrn bsr asnanntfH Uisnaa. Ito Dor
9s.nsx ruaIen. 81 befrslsn. sbss Hu bstilsrli
bss Rect sp flassn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
CHenbe
M u 5 eine arieestontribu u
tion elmer WilAlion
Op[larse er[edeu.

2onbor 1S. DIT. 9ius elmer 0s,
pef9e bes r@eetlp 9ispatd" aus
8liiiinssn buben bic Qeutfden bsr
Stobt Oitsnbe cine &rissstontribution
bon elmer MtlIiOn Dollars auferIsst
am Sonntus gu friiber Stunbs be-
gam Der 9urdmurfch aefpultiser beuts
f6sr SruppsntOlOunen burd Sitsubs.
Gs sOsen ,tpa 10000 Mann Snfans
teris, siue isbr itarte 9lbtheiluns RAJ
Dallsrie unO etp0 400 Gsiaiise Dur8
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
Der Mnfrnbr

0reift in Giibafrifa inn
mer mebr nm id.
Berlin fs. Sftober (siui Srabt.
IoIem gege in SappiIle, 6. s., einse.
troifen.) - aaiit bier aus oem Sacs
eimaetroiienen Gepeiden greiit Der
aniitono in giiOafrifa INNER mebr
nm iidj imo Die geboroen baben einr
aroBe slnsabl pon @erbaihmsen Dor.
aeuommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19

nod nid,t beei,bet iparen. slnsefiist
ben geridjten 1T cine Innae 8iite bon
Sfii5ierrn urlb SoIooteu bic fid be-
fonoers allsgeSeidnet baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
Mniberftdtem
g roteIti-en gegeu 81 ie 9 er.
ungIimpfu funsen Der oeut.
fd,enGruppeH.

% II e II 10
Berlin. 1S. Cftober. - Bon
% beatihen llniperiitaten lit cine
Grflarune ,nierseidnet tpcrben, Die
fir bic liniperiiidien i'm auslanoe be.
itimmt lit. 'Sn bieiem Sdriititid
mirs sesen bic sebdiiigen 9eru,l.
sIimpfinscn Der Se,itiden Truppen
proteitiest unb betont, bnb Die bent.
i6en SoIoaten mir baum eiaentbum
5erit6rten pem lie Surd, beintiidii&e
lleberfaIle elmer ieinbIiden geDol'
feruns oa,u se5tpimsen waroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
Iie Sealenpeft
Bon beniubii6eu Srups
pen nad gairo einge.

6leppt.
gerlih IS. Stiober. tauf
Orabtloism Wsss in Sapuiue. 6. s,
sinsstroffsn). @ie bier a.meIoet NOR.
ben, III in GairO bic 9euIsupeit auf.
cstaudt. Die Ssu6e purps BON ben
iuSifdeu 9ruppsn bortbiu Oeri9leppt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
PaMiltsa.

Infer sIgcnt in SamiItOu 1T
Serr Gonaro grnf, 449 SHS T.Infte
Strase. @ea Sci. ats g., Same
Htpur 1f3t 81.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-28
TELEPHONE COMAAy
TO HOLD RECEPTION
IN ITS ELEGANT NEW HONE
ON NEXT TUESDAY EVEN.
ING AND NIGHT
OFFICIALS COMING
Invitations VIII Be Extended Es.
pecially TO Patrons and Stu
dents.
OFFICIALS COMING

The Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company, which has re-
Gently moved into it's handsome new
quarters on West .Whitner street. will
hold q reception next Tuesday after
noon from to 6 and evening from
Ia to 10 o'clock. Subscribers OF the
company will receive invitations to
attend tile function and friends and
the general public wifi receive a cor
dial welcome to the reception.
1t Is q custom with this big tele-
phone company to hold such recep-
tions IN cities where its plants are in
stalled In its own buildings. The
handsome new structure will be open
for general inspection, and the public
Will fnd much that will prove inter-
esting and instructive by visiting It.
Refreshment will be served.
w. 8. Beatty, resident manager OF
the Anderson system, announced yes
terday that the following higher OFF,
cials OF the company will come to An
derson to attend the reception: M. B..
Spier general manager of the North
and South Carolina division: c.. r.
awinney, superintendent OF the traffic
department; J. L. Moore. Jr., superin-
tendent Of the Charlotte plant; w. w.
Collier. OF Gfeenville, district mana
ger; ID. s. Davis, Greenville, district
traffic. chief. - ttse = ,zs'a''
Preparations are being made for en-
tertaining between 1000 and 1000
guests. Spaciai invitations have bee,
extended to DIR. Frazer to bring the
young a.sn OF tho Frazer Acaaan,~
anu to DR.. Kinard tc bring the young
ladies OF the Anderson College, as il
is believed that they will find much
there that will prove interesting and
instructive.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-28
{ ByaAssaciated PresaA-

NEW YORK. NoY. 9Th. Ls,Linaer.
telegraph operator in the employ
OF the Postal Telegraph Company and
attached to the Office of the New
York Globe. was arrested here today,
charged with violating SECTION 6S2 of
the penal law, in fhat ne revealed tfio
contents OF 'telegraphic message
sent out by the Associated Press.
For a long time 1t has been evident
that dispatches of the Associated
Press were being systematically sto-
len and we're, redistributed by q num-
Der of smaller agencies. A careful
watch was set upon the business, and
suspicion pointed TO a, man employ
ed in the office OF the Globe, a New
York evening paper. The case was
considered by the executive commit
tee of the Associated Press directors
at recent meeting, and q plan to
detect the culprits and bring them to
Justice was adopted.
For the purpose OF transmitting the
more important news in bulletins,
wires connect the central office of the
organization at 81 Chambers street
with the editorial rooms OF the var
ious members In New York. In the Of
flee OF the Globe these bulletins were
copied surrepfitiously by Linder and
repeated to the New York News Bu-
reau, Wall street concern, Frequent
ly within two or three minutes after
their receipt in the office OF the Globe.
they appeared on the naws bureaus
ticker and In the reports OF the Inter-
national News Servicc, the Central
News OF America, and other minor
organizations. q
For the purpose OF trapping the
wire tappers, the following dispatch
was prepared:
Bulletin e. q. s.
{ "Petrograd, Nov. 27.-I1he Russian
dreadnsught Fliba, formerly the Is
mail, striking "a mine in the Gulf of
Finland, is q complete loss with 460
s.sraE gs
aid Petrograd under dash:
loss of Filba- tho Isinail waa one
Of four Baltic dreadnaSSnts laid down
et the KsSnstadt Yards In 1912, She
had displacement or 2s. 900 toms and
carried nine f1ainch guns atie twenty
5-inch. ls b
The short bulletin wire to the Gioho
office was detached from the circuit
which included tho other New York
evening newspapefs, nrsinbers -cf the
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-28
The Lesser Co.
Revealed ContenSts Of Telegraphic
Message Sent By Associated Press
H. L. Lnder Telegraph Operator in Employ of Postal Teeersps
Company sad Attached 80 New York Globe
arrested. ,,s, .5sr <eas

/. N.tg
associated Press. SO the message
would go to the Globe alone. AS an
tfctpated, the dispatch instantl,y ap-
peared upoE the ticker and not long
after was printed In the papers SER
wed by other news agencies In Diff
ferent parts of the country. AS soon
as this was done, and Before It ap-
peared in any issue of the Globe, a
notice to kill" was sent out, and the
telegram therefore at no time reach
Aed the public as from The Associated
Press. tfi i.S S;.ta, 80
The word "Flfba" was cryptic. Sub
stitutfng for the initial consonant the
consonant following it in the alpha
bet, and for the two vowels the VOW
els following In the alphabet, "FLI-
BA" became GLOBE" The telegram
was identified beyond question and
its seslrCe made plain. The telegraph
operator was arrested and made a
full confession. He was arraigned this
afternoon before Magistrate T F. b.
House and held In $4,000 bail, for a
hearing on December 1.
In order to observe the methods of
the New York News Bureau, a trusted
detective was employed and establish
ed himself as an. Investment banker
INF. r. ID. Smith sat an office, No.
1856 Broadway. He fitted shis office
carefully with a safe and approprl-
ate furniture and installed one OF the
New York News Bureau tickers. EN-
ployes OF the Associated Press were
assigned to watch tho ticker with
great care and to time each dispatch.
During q period covering several,
weeks 1t WAS observed that the dis
patches OF the Associated Press were
constantly. repeated upon the ticker
within i've or ten minutes after they
were .Fe1t out by ~ the Associated
Press. The New York News Bureau
Press and is not entitled to it's service.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-28
Biggest Ventilator
Ever Seen Here.

Ever seen HeFes
Anderson may not be so big her.
self. but she can do big things in a
mighty big way. Or at least that is
what one would gather from viewing
tremendous ventilator which has
boen constructed for the Anderson
theatre by John T. Burriss G. Son,
well known sheet metal workers and
manufacturers OF metal shingles. The
biggest ventilator ever seen in this
part OF the country, and certainly the
largest now In Anderson, was hauled
through the streets on wagon
Thursday morning to the theatre
building. The mammoth head of the
ventilator measured feet and 6
inches In diameteE There Is huge
pipe. 48 inches in diameter, which
extends IL feet from the head of the
ventilator down through the roof of
the theatre to. the ceiling of the main
auditorium. The sbig head was con-
structed in the shops Of the Burriss
company and when the, time came to
take 1t out and io4a It on a wage. -
was discovered that twas SO large it
could not pass through the door.
Nothing could be done but take it to
pieces and carry it out OF the shop
piecemeal. There are five other small
81 Eentilartors which go with this
large one, which will be placed in the
center OF the roof.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-28
CITR0LAx.

Users say 1t is the ideal. perfect
laxative drink. Mr. n. J. Perkins
Green Bay. VIE, says 81 have used
pills. oils, salts, etc.. but were ali dis
agreeable and unsatisfactory. In Cit
rolax have found tia ideal laxative
drink" Fer sick headache. sosr sto-
iiss.sIi, iaaJ liver, 50nEe5t5i bowels
1t is the perfect laxative and gives a
thorough flush. Sensitive, delicate
people, invalids and children find II
easy TO take and pleasant In action.
Results thoroughly satisfactory.
Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-28
+ + y y. y = - 81 - - s. - s. ** * x - - - 81 y
ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items Of Interest and Personal Mention Caught the
= Wireless the Streets Of Anderson
= = = * = = y = y 's - y *ls $50 w.% 8 g
Finishing Up
Concrete Work.

Finishing Up
Concrete Work.
The contractors who are engaged
In constructing new quarters for the
office of clerk of court are about to
finish up the work os laying the con-
crete overhead work of the fireproof
vault. Yesterday afternoon all but a
small portion OF the work had been
completed, and it was anticipated then
that 1t would be finished before night.
A large section OF the floor in the
court room was removed in order to
allow the contractors to put in the
reinforced concrete roof Of the vault.
Massive steel beams were placed in
position to act as joists. Corrugated
steel plates. slightly curved, were
then placed In position between these
Joists. The concrete, with its REIN
forcement OF steel rods, was then
poured upon these plates to q thick
ness OF SOME IL inches or more. The
floor or the court room will now be
placed over the whole The contrac-
tors will next give their attention to
the interior OF the Office and finish
thatNup. within the next few days.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-28
FoIey's Honey ana Taf Compound
], for Croup.

n =
croilpy cough. choking and gasplng f0r
breath iaborga breathipg, csli for TINS
mediate relief The very frat d3seg of
Eolsy,s Honey and traf contpouEa win
master the Group. It cuts the l1sick
mucits. clears away the phiSgld and
opens up and eases tho air ss.
Harold Berg. Maks. Mich. III rites
'swe give FNoley's Honey ana Tar 10
our children for Group and Il always
acts quiclfy.. Every user is q friena.
Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-28
Hot Suppers We're
Void OF ROVdyisIE.

The extraordinary behavior which
characterized Thanksgiving day
throughout Anderson County was tbs
source OF no little comment on the
streets yesterday. Sheriff Ashley
raked the county with fine tooth
comb, so to speak, but failed to take
In anything worthy Of mention. The
sheriff received information that there
were to be several hot suppers in va
rtous sections OF the county on
Thanksgiving night. Realizing full
well that colored hot surrers are
splendid incubators for outproppipgs
OF extreme 1awlessness, Sheriff Ash
ley visited four such functions In the
county Thursday night. The net re-
salt OF his canvass was one negro
and pistol, the two being taken at q
dining" over on Saluda river.