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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-17
A Million Dollar Stock Parade
An Interstate Live Stock Fair Feature

Bluebioods of the livestock world,
Sl,OOO.OG0 worth, will be paraded be-
fore the grand stands at the Inter-
state Livestock Fair in Sioux City on
Friday, September 25. Place in the
parade viii be awarded only to such
animals as merit the distinction be-
cause of ribbons vion at the Interstate
and other fats. The stock parade
will serve as a climax for the expo
sition days that have preceded.
In former years the parade of prize
winners has been one of the most at
tractive features of the big show and
this year the interest in the feature
will be even greater, because of the
enlarged displays in all of the divi-
sions of the fair.
Bands and similar musical organi-
cations have been retained by the fair
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-17

managers to lend tone to the parade
ana the program contemplates moving
all OF the animals from barns to the
racing arena and then past the entire
grandstand.
The parade will be broken into divi-
slons. Each division will be preceded
by banner men and and
ga1ly CARRIED groomsmen will lead ami
NAL in the trip past the stands.
In the parade will be shown cattle
and horses that have carried off the
honors at all the big shows held thus
far in the middle and far west. Be-
cause Of the excellence of Sioux City
as a market and because of the inter.
est shown in the fair by the Sioux
City Stock Yards Company the show.
ing of prize winnin cattle and horses
will be unusually large this year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-17

State of South Dakota, IS. In County Court
Comfy of Bon Homme. % oAt
In the matter of the estate of
Robert pollard, deceased.
Notice TO Creditors:
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of,
and to all persons having claims against the
estate of Robert Dollard, deceased, to present
their claims with the necessary vouchers to
the undersigned at the Office of F. D Wicks in
Scotland, Bon Homme county. South Dakota.
which ONCE, the undersigned select for the
conduct of all business come cted with said
estate, within six months from the first publ
cation of this notice
CARRIE E. DOLLARD
ExecutIix
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-17
For Pianos see W. II. Miller.

Adv.
Mrs. Blanche NJ. Tice Of Sioux
City, il the guest Of Mrs. W. a..
Cobb.
I'D. Kepplinger and family left
today for . visit 81 their old home
III illinois.
Mir. Andreas Frank got his coll
81 bone broken one day this week
while helping 50 load an animal
into : wagon.
Philip Hchmierer, from Mitchell
Va here the forepart Of the week
canpassing for The sale Of North
Dakota land.
Miss Mason, Of Aberdeen, stop
ped off here yesterday 10 visit Miss
Mafy Wheelcr, going on today to
M Hsate University a Vermillion.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-17

2NEts
/. 81. Johnston left last Thurs
day night for California, called by
the sickness of his father,
E. W. Reeves Of Belvidere stop
ped off here Wednesday to visit
his mother, while returning from
a business trip to Yankt,n.
The ladies' aid society Of the
Methodist church will meet at the
of Mrs. J. M. Dunmire on
Thursday afternoon, September "a
and will be entertained by com
mittee No. 8.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-17

Sour stomach, clogged up bowels,
pimples, hlackheads, foul breath, are
evils of constipation, indigestion. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea regulates
the bowels, purifies the blood, cleans
the stomach-A needed Summer RENE
dy. Csc. Tea or Tablets.
BROCK DRUG Il JEwELRY Co.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-17
BANK STATEMENT

Statement OF the condition of GERMAN BANK
OF SCOTLAND of Scotland. S, D., at the close
Of business on Sept. 18th, 1914. Date of call
by Examiner Sept. IA, 1914. Date of Report
Bank Sept. Is. 1914.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
Let the People Rule
land Write
wiling re .. Judged BY Frul,a

willing Te Re Judged by Fruits
70 SAs Editor OF re 1smss;
Your issas OF the 18th inst. report
Ing . meeting OF the synod Of the
mid-wsstern EpiscopaliAn province.
quoting Archdsacon ID. O. Huntington.
OF Grand Rapids. as asserting that
The synod lacks a great asset that
the Christian Scientists possess and
that 10 wslldirected advertising. The
Scientists are the greatest advertisers
In the world. usins the newspapers and
moving pictures with wonderful re-
suits. and ! believe that this accounts
In . large measure. for the wonderful
growth OF Christian Science"
Granting The speaker the best oil
motives and Intentions, these state
ments are not In accord with the facts.
undoubtedly due to misinformation.
and I ask psrmission to make some
corrections for the benefit Of your
readers. Reception must be taken to
the reference to Christian Scientists
~ Newspaper advertisers and to the
sxpioitsticn Of Christian Science
through molten pictures.
CAristtAa Scisntists do not use the
newspapsrs for Advertising their re-
hgtou. Notice OF their church SER
vices and Of lectures on Christian Sci.
ince Given uAdsr the auspices Of the
various churches. are inserted In
nswspsDers. a. Are similar notices OF
almost any other denomination with
which We are acquainted. Outside Of
these notices and reports Of lectures
On Christian Science. printed solely
at the dtserstisa a the nswspapers
thsnsslvoa Christian Scisntists do
not resort 70 nswspApsr publicity In
any manner whatever except 70 make
necessary corrsctious Of misrsprssen-
tations and misstatsmsnts concerning
their rsiis1on, parallel to the present
instance.
Christian scisntists seek recogni-
tioa n no Other way than by the
fsxits of their efforts. by their fruits
~ shall know them" 10 their slogan.
eAd q y by 70 other means that this
rslio1ea. = . Nv short years. has had
- reOArkAhls . growth throughout
ths world. w. D. FITZPATRICK.
lii ClAirnountAvs, Oct 20. 1914.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
|ACCART LIBEL
SUIT WITHDRAWN
llisnapois Mayor, However,
WIN Push Action Against
Newspaper

ngDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. so.--Pol.
1ciana wsre busy today guessing
Ubot eject O. tie coming slsctioa
~ - had b. The two hbsi suits hlsd
o1nDt To Indianapolis News
4 1omas T6ggart's suit was quickly
kA1rawu. followiAg . statement from
- N0ws commenting his personality.
~ oo6ay another had replaced r.
oyoe Bs1 has hled suit Cor $56,0
III Da1ing practically the same az
pCnt1ons ma1s BY Tagsart Il u 10
lovo4 the suit r. the result Of the ell
og1o1 nkening the influence OF the
$50 md county Democratic orranixa-
1lcno - he influence Of Carthage. and
onooAlng that they be destroyed.
Mayer Ban issued Q statement today
1oonnt1ng the News had villined him
Ing enough" and saying he would
Gooo NJ suit to the end. He said hs
U1ohod % test the libel law.
Iho News has consistently attacked
ne state and county Democratic or
Dnisations. while favorins President
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
OSBORN TALKS
TO VAST THRONC
IN PORT HURON
Candidate Addresses Biggest
Political Meeting Ever Held In
Tunnel City
SAYS HE'S CONFIDENT
OF BIG VICTORY
Campaign In 50 Counties Gives
Evidence Of G. o. p. Rehabih-
tatioa. u Statement

PORT HURON. Aish. Oct, 80
Especial. )-Chass Q. Osborn mus,
have felt . sense q PRIDE last even
ins over the reception which Sss &C
CORDED him By the Aspublisans OF
Port Huron. n wss without doubt the
srsAtsst political meeting ever held
IN the tunnel otky and Il = 10 sx.
axosratiou 70 state that $500 msn
GyOotsd him. not 70 mention the hosts
90 women Who crowded into tie aud.
itorium. Prior 10 the gsthsr1ag the
former governor was tsndsred . Dom.
p1tnsatsxy bAoons< q the Dlks' tsm.
p,s N which Ne bsstDsssmsn Of Port
HufoQ participated. His speech wAs
psAetjsahy ajong ths same linss Of
otAsss ut1ch ~ 10 SVEN ID the isst
few voo1s.
"a lays sAnOqagns1 . % sssatiss
q M1sA1U4o $3.50 ~ Dg1nas3ss.s aid
hs. 'A11 I seanse - anytime sse .
Rslablis.n sssAsg - ~ Ssssass
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
DEATH COMES TO MAN
AND WIFE IN 4S HOURS

Forty-eight hours following the
death Of Michael Roney, Of Detroit
- Petoskey. his wife, Isabel HUT
honey, died Thursday. in the same
b1aco. where the couple had been Tor
several weeks past on vacation
; Nh. Roney's death r. said to hay,
toon due to grief over the loss of
hor MES companion. Mr.. Roney wa,
90 years old. and Mrs. Roney 81
yoaru. They were married In Obi,
otof' % years ago, and had lived ir
\ Dotro1t since the early '40s. Doubls
)useenl services win be held I'm IN,
hmf1y home. No. 146 Charlotte ave.
. saturday morning. Later the bod,
90 nr. Roney will be taken to 81
AIoyn1n1 church. OF which he was a
membor, where requiem mass win be
onid. NrA Roaey was Presbyterian
md the Rev. william McKnight. as
oIstant pastor OF the First Presbyter.
M church WIN conduct the services
The bodies Of the aged couple WIN BE-
ND side BY side IN NJ. oiivet GENE
one daughter. Mrs. Jennie CLARK
~ Two sons. G. o. Roney and w. s
|pney. ne hitter Of New York cit,
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
DETROIT MAY BE
COTTON CENTER
This City Suggested as Heart Of
Mammoth Industry In
America

An EFFORT to create cotton goods
manufacturing center" In Detroit win
= made nsxt Friday. when G. j. Hay.
-. president Of the Atlanta. Co,
Chamber Of Commerce. win speak b.
1ore Tie Detroit board.
4r. Hayden believes that the pres
ont opportunity should be seized By
Dotroit and points out that London
alone buys Sl50,000,00 worth OF raw
cotton and turns out $500, O00, 900
worth Of goods per year This vast
buainess, Mr. Hayden belieyes, could
b Transferred to America and its
heort 70 Detroit :. -.
To same message 10 being taken to
4thog cities by the southern business
8ons bat Detroit was chosen as the
1fDe because Of its reputation for
wealth and Its advantageous CONNER.
cal End geographical position.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

HEAD
GETS 10 DAYS
- Who Discharged 'Union"
Zsaehsrs Despite Injunction,
Also Fined $500
)fJDCE IMPOSES
MAXIMUM SENTENCE
Irst Time Educational Official
Has Been Convicted Under q
Similar Statute

By CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. SOL. NJ. II
1o6oglck. Cleveland public schoo
Dogfptendent, was today sentenced
- - days In jail and fined $500 BY
11Ue w. b. Men. for contempt OF
D0rt - dismissing six school teach
n disregard Of Q court Injunction
* xA1o y tho flrst time school super
Ieon6ent has ever been given q jail
Dtonce for such an offense. The
Qfonco imposed was the maximum
n0or the contempt Statute. The
1ohotl teachers dismissed were active
ths FIRMS ton Of teachers union.
91ch was bitterly opposed by the
|Dhool board. .. .-.a.s BE-. a.
The contempt trial resulted from
- injunction issued by Men restrain
80 the carrying out Of Q resolution
<oGUGo4 BY the school board barring
oun1on teachers from the schools.
- HING 20 reappoint the SIX teach
~ Men held Frederick was In con-
ySUGsrick. found guilty Monday,
~ been giysn until today TO rein
11o the ousted teachers. Had he
re 90, Men animated. Frederick
oul6 have received only nominal
nishnent.
& xfo6oeick. through counsel, today
~ Men he, would not reappoint tho
ochers Nee Immediately imposed
1fence
Iho outcome OF the case n q tire
Cn1ous victory for the teachers and
= osUAn11od labor. NefR's decision
- romaFkable IN its championship
~ rlght Of labor to organise and
oEraionment Of Cleveland school
1913. 81
4 ~ doolsion set . precedent. En-.
oc(o0 to ~ far reaching In its ef-
~ - seaoAers In other cities are
Dong tDr the right % organize.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
MEXICAN PEACE
CONFAB FAILS
OF ITS OBJECT
Plan Of Aysla Adopted. But the
Fighting Between villa and
Carranxa Continues
DELEGATES MUST LEAVE
HARDWARE OUTSIDE
Frequent Flashing of Pistola
Causes PRONUNCIATION Of Safe
ty First Rule

Ell PASO, Mex. Oct. 3o.--Thoush
the Mexican peace conference q
Aguafcalientes has adopted the plan
OF Ayala, the zspatista plan. a. The
national platform, Il has not served
n bring peace between the rival Nsx-
lean factions. according to diapatcAss
received today.
These declare lighting between the
troops Of General Vsnustiaso Casrun-
IN and General Francisco WIN 49,
alrefdy taken place at San On 20
miles east OF the convention CITY.
when Villaista troops tried % prsv0S
the mobilization Of Carraasista foroos
which Threatened the generals paxtta&
pating In the peace conferences.
Carransa n also sajd TO have
mobilised another force q l6,eoo men
at Leon 70 miles south 0f ASuasoa-
hentes. Villa b diverting large fercss
OF his troops around the convention
city and more nshting - expected
The plan Of Ayala was adopted BIZ
the peace delegates sftse two days C
bitter debate. during whish pistols
were drawn and the lives cf various
generals threatened. This platform
VIII replace the plan Of GuadaluDe g
the onicial Mexican platform. Il = q
the plan Of Guadalupe that CaSfpnsa
bases hts government.
The new platform declares for I'm
mediate division Of the biz landed
estates OF Nexico and enables the
generals OF the army to bring abeut
the Immediate elimination Of Carrsn.
70 from the provisional presidency.
Al q secret session Of the CONVEX
ton. message sent by Gov. Fslipe
Riveros. Of Sinaloa, was read. He N
pealed to the convention 20 susesn
the sovereignty Of his state spyern-
ment He declared General Csrransa
had threatened to arrest al the STATE
omcials and had already arrested tAe
Of the fourth anA nfth
oatfaiions OF state troops.
A near riot was precipitatsd vhen
message from Carransa wss rcd.
annot ncing that unless General nm
cisco villa and 0eueral EuSltano
lapata, leaders Of the two nest SoAL
al wings OF the conntitutionalist -
~ resign nom the army and rcliss
o private life. hs win inmsdiaSeay
All upon The army to sustain hin.
because OF the disorder. 0ensrsl
Antonio rv1Areal presidlne o1loar. ~
announced that no delegatA vfii - !
permitted % enter the chamber hsre-
Aftsr " As bsars Arsarms.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

that IT is against the law 70 trap In
July. M
Gilman says he absolutely refuses
TO claim the $1,000. Maybe he wants
US to put u in hi: pocket.
We recall that At the time Of the
Gilman arrest, there was some little
rivalry over the matter OF who
should have the credit. Wonder how
that Issue stands ~ the present writ
ing?
lead US not into temptation" said
counsel for Gilman TO the jury. Aud
nobody on the peoples side happened
to think about going on from there
and adding: Deliver US from evil"
The closing scene In the Gilman
trial, says one writer, made q pa
thetic picture" The whole thing. we
understand, was framed.
Oh. humi Well, there's one con-
ISOLATION. anyhow; we won't have to
experience another appeal to the SUI
preme court.
Nobody has been locked up yet In
the graft cases but the jury.
Here's hoping 1t viii not be over
looked by those actively interested.
that nobody has as yet apologized TO
Tom" Gilman.
Then the Jury filed out, having as
sured Gilman he wouldn't have TO.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
From, Another
Point OF VieW

Gilman verdict: Somebody lied. .
Opinion about town has II that as q
lawyer one Mcnamara u q Kennary'
One OF the strange features In con-
nsction with the Gilman case. II The
fact that there was only one instance
OF fainting after the verdict.
Judge Phelan might also have cited
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
RED CROSS SHIP
WRECKED IN STORM

Whitley. M, Ca se~-TAs boo
pital ship RohillA - rssts 10 -
GUM. WITH . parry u nsA CfVes
nurses snd Aospetal Sopea1eA Aas bssa
Totally vresAsd - ~ pogt. TIE
second e1cse maAAoel % ~ . me-
boek Over 90 bsoaOht the nurse
safely - lanA. hat - msmbsrS q
ne crew and seAer passsngses ass
se1l el1Aeing - - bow q ~
nUsksA vessel v1aeh y 'still fase q
the FoAke. Il = tsased all must %
Lest % - vsath9 b 60 Asavy that
Hshoate eanAot nvo n ths 90 thas
u running cd Ne vrsekAes y teo
Tar g sAsrs ~ ~ M liase %
carry.
4svsa bodies have alPsady bssn
wa1Aed ashore. The coast guard n
staAAing By ready 10 put out TO The
vssDsl % the nrst sign u the wsa3h-
~ improving.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
To Ny Friend Indeed

IN the vale Of Pleasure rye built den
Vhere. In dosp desires deepest glen,
kott sunbeaIns 0ver glow:
(reeh fruits Of friendship svsrywhere
lntiee the taste. and MI;
Ana tie Haths or peace cross here and
Ana sssssstm.nt comes At vim.
rye. hunt Q cabin OF logs Of love.
Ny heert ehlnks the cracks from cold,
And the lArdsr I've Allied. below and
w,tA All me Toys IL can helA:
Ard the names paint pictures rare.
s ss.s: div. .ii"'f II :,i pleasing mood
I've made sonvsyanes that carries
the heart
Whsrsysr IL Wills to 90,
lS on the ground, IN cioudland mart.
Or ON the waters now;
4: ssf5 :: s. ;i,E:sy mi. wa.
wa IL sss ssss OF pleasing you.
rye rsnpsd the dreams Of Pleasure
colisssinS the richest Of spoils,
- could place them within the pale
o. your frtsndship's siiken toilsi
Eve hgnte S, ,ts siens and I've climbed
zSa Is. net result 1: ID the wish tina.
Ssr your 'v'r'n'r'asm3 LxBAp1E.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
BUYS HIS AUTOMOBILE
WITH sRARBER MONEY"

LAD00A n, 0sl at--4hs 1sv.
p. 4. canAAy AAs Just pnsoAaae6 o.
aateuoeue WllA - mcoU ~ nsvef
spsat h . hAsbW sAeA
Y0r more thaA q yeaD hs hae sAsv.
q AiAssae vhx1 ~ ytfe cut hin Aair.
- the 81 60 IL eeofsrencs rear -
ekps0to g go1G DPeoa1iAg ana 1S1ys TO
CAattanoosa. Team. M future home.
= - ~ -.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

LrBnsTY c1NrRE O., Oct. So
nAginsss Wllbset A. DTSmAel. and
Yirsmaa Wiliam n. Ruby. both Of
1G1o1A were be1ly Ajsss1 to6sv
when Ws1ash nvight tyafn, run
ring sxtsa. ~ wrsuksd near hsra
The tsnder ~bsek1ed" vIveking the
engine cab. The sasfns GA not isavs
the tracks.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

Business-like Pvi.sfas. TO fuss In
no feathers. The plain neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. ~
John R-st Phone Main 1893
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
ONE-ARSfED MAN HELD
AS MAIL RODBE1

JACKsON Mich. ocG sA--(0p>.
cial-)-Robsrt Eastin, . oneos.sA
man. vas arrested at Chslsoo ~
night By direction q Jsohsoa 1890
On suspicion of stealing Q nan psssk
at Manchester ysstarday, csats1nins
100. Eastin. who says his No. g
= indianapolis, came 70 yseAson
from Manchester yesterday. and went
east on Q s. d. J. q @. car. H. On
thorities believe 10 b the naa We
stole the pouch.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
On Hanging On
To the Philippines


WARRINGTON, ID. C.--whiis war
department. officials were unani-
extraordinary excitement pver the
mistsd thai tSs ssf Psiipp mss are
being armed and provisionsd rap
AmmsnItion. which two years
brisk nGhting In the isisnds. has
been repienished. Just how much
would not divulss Ter military
rsasons--Nsws item
When the time comes for intelligent
and responsible action on their part.
the Philippines win be free to become
an independent rspublict and every
wise man knows that such position
could never have been attained by
them without our tutelags and assist
ance. II anybody suppoSes that the
people Of the United Sta(es would In
volve themselves In great war for
the sake OF keeping the american nag
flying In the Philippine isiands, they
are not good judges OF sentiment. DIR.
Albert Shaw. editor Of the American
Review of Reviews.
-------<-
u Ought To-
what are you gong to call the
new babyf' ~
Reginald Claude" replied Mr..
Bliggins.
Isn't Reginald Glands q rather AZ
fected manner" y
Eyes. / want him to grow up to be
q fighter, and l fancy that Reginald
Claude will start something every
time he goes TO q new school.
Business-like Pvintfn9. ITO fuss In
no feathers The plain neat kind that
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

r: s:s 18Th e.. Il I .s:. ~. n-~
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

Here's hoping 1t viii not be over
looked by those actively interested.
that nobody has as yet apologized 10
Tom" Gilman.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

Nobody has been locked up yet In
the graft cases but the jury.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

Then the Jury fled out, having as
sured Gilman he wouldn't have TO.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30

Oh. humi Well, there's one con-
ISOLATION. anyhow; we won't have to
experience another appeal to the su-
preme court.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-23
SIX WH|EE FAMILIES FACE
SPECTRE OF STARVATION

farm, but was forced to seek employ
ment elsewhere. This man knows no
profession and has been doing ordin-
airy labor. The physician who is at
tending the sick child is reported az
stating that the father is worthy In
every respect, but simply cannot find
work.
Another County Case.
A well known physician of the city
reports the case Of a family living
some s LIZ miles east OF Anderson on
the Midway road. There are four
children In the family. their ages rum
ming from 2 to 10 years. The father Is
an invalid and has been bedridden
for the past three or four years. His
faithful wife has been supporting the
family by working small patches
about the house. raising q hit OF cot
ton and a few other products. Neigh
bors Of the family have given them
assistance, but they ere in need OF
more help.
T,'Ing Mother.
A physician reports O pitiful case
existing beyond the western limits OF
the city. A hard working wife and
mother takes in washing to support
an eyed Iand invalid husband and q
crippled haild. They are furnished a
house in which to live, and are In
need Of food. fuel and clothing.
Rl1l Village Case.
Though abe has been q sick woman
for O long time and has had to under.
go an operation, q woman In O local
mill village Is forced to work and
support a husband. who has been an
Invalid Tor over o year, and their
Two small children. They are in need
OF immediate help.
Other Cases. 4,
In another column OF The Iutelli.
gencer this morning will he found
an account Of two cases In one OF the
mill villages which were reported bv
q young lady OF this city who visited
the families yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-23
ENROLLING MEMBERS
FOR is CORN CLUB
DEMO AGENT
CALLS FOR ENRoLLMENTs
FOR NEW CLUBS
S O Nj E ENLISTED
About Fifteen Have Given n.
Their Names Already-Ne1ze
Years Work.

County Demonstration Agent j. w.
Rothrock Is calling for members for
the Boys Corn Club of 1915, and stat
ed yesterday that names Of those de-
string to enter the contest should bs
In by February I.
Since the closing ND. of the contest
for 1914 Mr.. Rotrock has enrolled
some rs boys for the club OF next
year. The majority OF those already
enrolled were members ofthe old club.
Mr.. Rothrock stated that there Is no
limit to the number Of members, q club
may. have and he is ready to enroll soc
as quickly as he is 100. +
1t was the intention Of Mr.. Rothrock
to make a canvass of the county inn
mediately after the Closing OF the last
contest for the purpose of enrolling
members for the Boys Corn Club or
1916. but he has been prevented from,
doing SO by the extremely Indictment
weather.
MIR. Rothrock hopes TO arrange a
more attractive prize list for the 1915
club than. that which was gotten up
for the t914 club. He has not yet
taken up the matter OF getting up
prizes, but Will give this matter his at
tention in the near future.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-23
REPORTS FROM AUTHENTIC
SOURCES PICTURE sUF.
FERlNG
WORTHY CASES
Three Wives Toll to Support In.
valid Husbands and Sensll.
Children.

Pitiful tales of white families in
the city and county Of Anderson who
have been brought face to face with
the. guant spectre OF starvation, and
who are casing with a kind OF des-
perste hopelessness into the hollow
sockets of the merciless monster of
abJect poverty, which has crept in
the midst of their lowly homes, have
been related to The Inteliigencer by
responsible parties. Names and az
dresses Of the families have been left
at this office. and any person desir-
ing to take them clothing. food, fuel
or any OF the necessities OF life may
call here and get information as 10
how to reach them.
Family In Distress.
There Is a family living Just be-
yond the city limits, on the William.
Hton road. who are in actual want.
The family consists OF the father.
mother and five small children. Three
Of the children are very small, while
two are old enough to be In school.
One OF the smaller ones 10 very Ill
with pneumonia at present. The
trouble with this household is that
the father is out of q job and cannot
get one. He had been a tenant on q