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Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-04
FEDERAL INSPECTOR TO
HEADQUARTERS IN OMAHA

~. A. Hrtnnan. inspector OF mcchanic.,
equlpment for the eovprnment. has beer
assigned headquarters Ia room toG IN the
federal hniIdlne Brennan'a position Vs.
iusl created aud his headquarters viii be
0naha. with territory rnnnlas 70 Denver.
pes Molnes and Kansas CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec a-MERCANTILE
PAPER--i1t675 per cent.
5TERLTNo EXCHANGE--Heavy 60
day bills Ass; for cables. $40: for de-
SILvFR-Bar. fo5kc.
LONDON, Dec. s-sILvER-Bar, q LIED
per ounce.
MONEY-Discount rates, short and
three months, 2K per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-04

Guy Flour noW--Wo look for an.
ether advance IN = few days.
ss-lb. sacks best high grade Diamond
II Flour, nothing finer for bread.
pies or cakes. every sack euaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refundsd. sack "a. 20
10 bars best brands Laundry soap aBo
10 IDS. best white or yellow corn
lbs. best rolled white breakfast o at
{ lbs. choice Japan rice $500. aso
l6 o. cans condensed milk TAG
&c cans condensed milk ... loo
81 o. jars pure fruit preserves .aBo
Advo Jell for dessert, nothing Hike Il.
SHINES giSsssss or Golden Bag MssS.r sssI
: lbs. sest bulk Laundry Starch s sss
The best hand picked Navy Beans. 10
Alb. cans fancy sweet sugar Corn sS
2 lbs. wax, string, green or Lima
asc1.aren;;s Peanut Butter. IT, il, .iafks
ie-oz- pkg. condensed kince Meat,
1tc pks. Corn Flakes ........... IS
Grape Nuts, pkg. .....-..-... Zoe
lib. cans Snyder's Tomato Soup o5<c
Large bottle Worcester Sauce. pure
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-04
HIGH GRADE LLMEMS

Useful and Practical Presents
Our Stock Is Complete.
Dinner Sets In neat box, cloth AM
napkins to match, 800 values.
Dinner Sets. hemstitched, assorfeS
cloth and napkins values to
~,to.ev per SET .............e 4.oc
pure flax. S3.50 values. ea- a. 80
Large size scalloped Dinner Nan.
kine, extra value, asSorted
worth up to $3.50. per set $3.50
Undermined Dinner Napkins fuIi
size. pure flax. $500 values, u
dozen Tor Al A
Hemmed Pattern Table Cloths q
great assortment. values 10
$3.50 special, each .e1.O0
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-04

o. Northern Ore. ftli Union Pacific ......1i1k
lllinor Cenfral 1875 q. =. Rubber...s.ss So
lnterborouah Mel o.. IH Utah Copper ....... -
Western Unioa IN
Beeinning tOmofT, ...c eAenangc will
publish one list embodying these quota
tons after the close Of business This list
viii be carried on all the stock tickera
controlled By the exchange
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-04
FOR HEADACHES
AND NEURALGIA


Most every woman suffers from Head
aches and few like TO take dope REM
sdies. which often affect the heart. that
ara offered for sale
No need 20 suffer IN silence any longer
nHAp1arsn'a mustard osrnts viii DO the
trick az once
Just rub a little on the forehead and
temples and the Headache win disappear.
Better than Internal remedies and con-
talns no opiatos
simply great for Rheumatism. Lnmba-
80. Lame Back, Sore Muscles. Sore
Threat Pleufizy. Bronchitis. Neuralgia.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-04
cLOsINe Prices AT NEW YORk


NEW YORK. Dec sin response to a
clients the Stock exchange AUTHORITIES
today published two lists OF stock prices,
the first at O'Clock and the other after
the close. Both contained minimum and
included final prices. Today's closing
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-04

Headache. Colds ana
conEoations. chilblains.
spralns. and an kinds
q Aches and Pains.
and often wards or
Pneumonia
AZ your drnEsists "a
Sc and 90 lara e.
mailed postpaid. BY
Tho MacTAren Drug
Co. Los Angsiea Cal.
Get The original Moth
ing else iual ~ Roof.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-04

ChIIdren's Dresses -
Made to sell at $3.50,
newest styles, popu-
lar fabrics and color
ings, sizes 6 to IA
years. your choice.
az -. ......7AH
Bungalow Aprons, in
light and dark colors
all sizes, soc values.
AZ ...... 80. 20G
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CANCEL The.
E.xeSli l:.I'::', ] |: ~! / altI:ltco1l !
Huerta Regime RevOles Carothers'
Psps;irs Bgcausaes Sc 6If Alleged
F{.G MisgspreseatatiQn
fRy Aasonintatl Pressl


|! Mexico City, April 1.-THE Me&iEan
foreign mInIstef, aeRor P6Ttil1b .SY.
lRnias, informed the Associated Press
today that &he Mexican sIyornment
ha& Intercepted a telegram from
George C.. Caruthers..l "a the American
i Consular Agent at. Tnrrepp. to Sec
retary of State Bryan. declaring 'tit
[iadpisiable To- persist ia the statement
that ,Tdrreon had fallen, though such
was not the case, IN order 10 prevent
the government from getting reinforce
ments TO the aid os yelasco."
This said the foreign minister was
the reason for. the Withafewal of
Consul GaFothsrs' exequatlf. -.
ini nlgking this annouhcement, the
minister aEpeared to be, iuiiy convinc-
ed that the, Federals were still hold
ing Torreon. He said that President
Huerta had SO told him, which 70.
formation he did mot doubt. i ~.
| 4 The war department. ennoHneed the
receipt today of dispatches from the
custhms agent at Piedsas Negras, re-
porting that Generals Na, MonTe and
Mas, at the head of thsh forces sYhRd
entered Torreoh. These, generals re-
Gently we're reported to be at San
Pedro, where they were meeting with
strong oppositibn from the rebels:
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/ lOS lllEl.hlTODS
. LOJA OPTION FIlGHT
WEI and Dry Forces IN lllinois'
..t On .Eys 81 Elsesjon-
81 5H Vese &c !
va, -
90 Aaaociatea Pressl

T ;Chica ago. "A Dell n lG.-Wet ;. aud dry
Ioreea sTesteS stGn! glltts, on ,the eve Of
the most monefit 1ag local option cleo
tion eyer held ii sIilinatAs More than
S06 4liip6lf toEa hips, some ihciuding
Will ioS Sltte4 GEe dltetly Interest
ed b the result pf the Hbtes; and the
fate Of nearly s;q90 :salYsas VIII pc. De-
Yhe recent apfrsnchisement OF IL
linois, women; Is regarded by the anti
saloon leaders ss their greatest hope
Of yietory, The issue has not been
raised in Chicago this spring, al
though a movement has been started
to, says the local option iss1e before
the yateEs nast YeaE,, = =
: County dJndge, Ovens, head OF the
county election, ,rpBchinery., tonight
asked Chief Rs Police Gleason TO
change the detail of policemen lin lle
First Ward & toward the : aldafIa annie
eleetipnss ii The move was the last in
the. eaInpaigni by l@lss Marion Luke,
sts1o gra to toiists = Bath Hofise;%'
John, So9gIiiin Ss s=::;;:ss: man Ie the
YsES sYhiehstfp more than twenty
lie, with Mlehaei "tIinky Dipky'' Ken
ma, has represented 81 the city icqlia+
Gill;, +. .:'s ~! 81: a tx, ID ~.
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ROLLER EXPLO LOSION
@'' KILLED FTRENf IAN
Two Others SericsssIy Injured
When Boiler of Torpedo ,'"' $
Boat Bursts III.

Norfolk, Va,,,April 6.-The explosion.
OF the, forward boiler on the torpedo
boat Aylwin tlls morning. caused the
death Of first CLASS fireman Han;an,
and the serious injury Of first class
fireman James e. SeafOfi aad water
tender barney Glenn.
The explosion occurred while the
AlyWIn was 16 miles South. q. .Dis-
mond Shoals. at 5445 O'clock this
1orhing., The force Of the explosion
was so great three platee on the
board side OF the craft were blown OF,
and two iof her. compartments flled
with, water. Tho topedo boats BEN.
ham aud Parker we're nearby at the
tine and Yept 10, the assistance. OK the
tine aTo went to Observation-Disclosures
Alvin. The Ronham took OFF the
three injured mep and started under
full speed for; NoRfollS. She left the
seeef Of ihe explosion q few minutes
after 6 o.clack this morning aud ar
rived at the naval hospital Al. this port
|at IL: l5;oelock thls afternoon, the dis,
sance Gqyareds being about 100 miles.
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lGaGney Ladger.j


On !afarch z, W. W. Ball. managing
editor. OF the Columbia STATE, read 81
g very lnteresttng naper before Kos
mos Club Of alfmhia, on the subject
OF th&atian in, which he took, the po;-
sition that 1t would be right for the
stat, to exempt all persons from tax
attQn on ,as nineh as $500 worth OF
property, Here are. SONS of the taeas
Me- Ball adVanced;, :. ,zis. IA; '5ssES
THE average size pf the South Car,
0iina In l9l4a Hasi.76.8 nerdss ,Sipoa
1860 the ,siEe or the Ga{m has been
aeegeasing yearly, and It average val,
ue Shns bean increasing, In 1860, the
average farm was 541.2 acres. nj Bes
tween 1900 aud 1910 the total farm
ing acreage Of the state decreased
3.4s;; but the improvement that 5jiu-
creased h,6 per cent, The number OF
South Garalina faFme have Increased.
40 ReF cent dSEinS the last 40 years.
while the net ileseale in The Mount
Of farm land has been only 11.6,s Sn-
other words the tendRpey, has been.
and iB for more, careful cultivation
and daYelppeinanS of tha land, and, the
acceIeHatIe Ion ! of this tendency Is, eK-
actly what the exemntios fer small
farms from The taxation would cause,
TRo.ifths az the, fafmS, In South Car!
olfnas are from 20 to 4ss aerea in. Size,
nearly onettifth from: SO, to SO acres,
and a. little, mere sflan on le-eigth ffpfl
10 TO IS Rcffs.s iNeary one twelfth nea
under ten acres In ,lsize Yhile farms
of 100 acres or more, Constitute about
ons-dfth 1 of the total a., There are,
however, Il 200 tenant FARMERS and
In many cases many OF these tenant
faFms. are the property of q q Gingle
ldpdlprd. -, g..
sSome of the benefits Of the propos-
.<eSS Cd SSsaE.as.inn II hnMat nlraadY hinfedE
'namel good citizepshfpi as related
to homo oEnaFshin,b "a, 49,. :.
heseXemRt lon would multiply the
smalF Gb5iidip gs and their development
of farIlsi to Az value Of. sbl an acTe. =.
.:.she ineFaashd burden ON the spec-
.uiafiye ami nDn4residenE owner; OF the
land would tampthim to sell. aud thus
tho evilRar gsmh Hing. on the. ,nnsarnfd
ipcFement and the hobble ON the land
Improvement tnciden6 To- ii would be
lessened, i& not eliminated. 4. 81.
'aGhe- exemptions ,woaM attract de-
sirableS Immigration. Among the
|staieaf Soutll Carolina, would be adyef-
tised ms that one most eager 30 assist
the. lawenrher to Independence s., .,s,
tfslAs hnusea and lands Nioilid not be-
'ereinnt from snneial ii axatton for lo-
cal benefit, the freeholdera or elect
ore heel i,s; ;S;;;i4 vote
a sRaciai school tax. ! It 10 contems
plated ihat they would continue to
ceiee fi!eiri SHARE of then genera, tax
esSand rayenSes for SCH ipn tpases
i Apa iinmehse Importance would bs
the rproHietion !; OF GOOD feeling i ba4
tween; z Eha. wealthy and. 3Wteii do
.elassea AMI The asplfiRE ana thelEtsy
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-07

Quilted. Later Sslls residing nj the
same hlace his ci hat De, wan ay-
rF6achsd and libbfaided Ry tom
Hodketh broshgf 90 She man ne haiit
Killed. 3oraa Jed IS an aiisrGssttitS3i,,
ih the cOaYbe bf Eiii ~ a6nsby kIited
The hecehd! taatt and Bed coming 10
this city in cofnb baaY 90 ith his brother.
GoosbE eas sipisd kie name ef Kitig,
while ifis bfot datj ssafts, assumed
The saaFFsi dt Eeiiaders. ! ubnshy =
cured 6mbl ypisb 4 fHg q cotton; Mill nft :.
der his assumed name, Z. 5lS!s
DnsSVfiday dust after dssnner Goosby
who, WAS epTf ed la 8 eall with two
mtadam eanuR prisoners N.rehG he'd u
metal plehgeF nm pl1ta blHs
sqhihIEeili Il pft the gA Ali SRd REssa1t,
warning eaat tIltsl ,htg ~ iaa nfi is6n-.
ers. Thelf cries is,ssnn non ed ta5lsF
WHIP dlaAEEned sfke sls d = 81.
clan II flasspi ho aSa SSs1aaby ey-
presaadl khes inipnz ~ he's karni-
cldal nSniR and ordered thim iAolatsd
In y secure cell, W -, sisg=;i ,s.ti.1
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lts FE A'TUR les. EQR b
Il ! g Z j / seg1A ! 81 !,
A Two Day Musical Festival With
KryFs 1 the ~ Y !

f. knnonncoaient has ..ast. been made
pf the principal features OF the, Red,
sEatE aGhautauqua Eere for this sea-,
aol. The programs gis hflm full OF
good things and not a:feW innovations
and there viii not be, a; dull hour from
'Etkrt to finish. :, IA q; ;,..- q
i One Of tie innoVatt tons will be twp
IJldy gFapd niustoal z fegtival i. dMEinE
fhaFe viii be- II Of bling but tmAsic,,
aside from tbe lite gary tactlfAs l Of ttiai
morning hour Rpea Kerr 4 -, stt 4 ,fiisst:
sEjfs one az 81 tho ffeStival Marcus
AstfSeli d, the 81 reals dramatic ic bar !
fItous. WI ap afed lii solos ss+lts
lIjainf fSsch. & orch ira, : q: TiieSa COR
Thomas orchestra md other lEideI5 81
known pYganjE "a atinfs VIII give % rec.
cstui. IL. n keii isfHIan has also nb1e af-
ed Al Efahtf :olE q IN Berlin and 8tlat
st6Eaisn cities, sltit ga5e np q pfimisI
eer IN Grand opera. to engage iA
,lad der ana oratofio singing. !. - n
.R the, evening of the sp.ne day the
Gsatftedrsi ctsnlf ssgits nnpear In. one a.
ihaan R1tic9f pro grams. The fepatoiFa5
lofls 4lle ttclipsE t1clgd des
iIi siit sIIisi -
as sldlE, sfaiiief SGhneGI Ies, also a
EitliIihok Ss tlS, Sncgf fHntos, diets
.fft1h i!ef russs pf d very blgli
:pfHsrs fla 81 cIkstnt; viii a lHale Of
an npREa 81 itatnfet "a y. :
.slln; Il hs ileIt tidk or the festival. Boz
hnfHSF sEt and Ills World sfaRiafis band
wiz; present n pfosf RAIN ia q Ii
p6oa ticlH!liag corfet solos by M
9EFyL4 TiiIp. IS the third season of,Nlr.a
ISfYt and hts band on the RedDath
Chaist tahdua this, year, there baie Il fhi.
,r7iefR IN 1eIa! call for ihern every Eeta,
~ this bf n se IN & & fs III
aud lIiB hand sRiiI se heard IN = 81
r1nc9r 3 : 5tile "a HayE Of ssflls
pEbEfaf 1liie mt E iifE llsss
GiSais E 70 grand q Eerli1 1tts
fg6fe grand ts2t Fa lig tbnii iGt az
QhetN StI4pa ~ acoeir 5AAisa by t1Is,
4 ~ II q Z on aver,
.l15l apHeRR igl spe tune
jt viii be d sfs "a flral ~ these
tfah days 8 anch sa;,sss, a;sss neger beioPhs
a1en Aats hAIIt $iaua. ~ z, "a Z. "a
sAnotbe anppsihe iifh I2iiss,
bo gfeat6sf with elF nSiaaHF ylsai tue
nnnai "a s ~ Oh. a. q saAk 81 era
corlipa Nv No Se. lIe t5i,7;-nf Slf0 fiahf
nAlh ntlAlEAilnki M taak iaeal mn and sIils
seasoii viii appear on iss0, There vii VII; !
be, ii tsaR acfOfs in flae COMPANY y, ilii
c1b elne rerciSai VIVIAN. who nlsdh
y 1, tslepss r pi:ll "a the chape5
thA EInlE1 iiin kshga lEas,i ,f.ssieys IA
ilsl sll.tpsi s. Ssst GI 4 slaa from the 4
es 4 iSd 81 isys Il 81 III ssFit Il IS
u fizo 81 cteE 3
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Governor Blease
9 g Accent / invitation y j B

I Columbia, April G.-ITF The saTsTner
.ASill go 10 WgalteEboFo saeSt Saturday
10 address the = peoTls tf Collision.
COUNT. The governor was invited,
and accepted the iinvltatior:t He is
expected to talk on politicssand in
some quarters 1t Is locked Tor as5 the
time and place where Governor Blease
will formally omen mis- carpaignl for
the United Steses senate agaiast iSen-
at6Ii e. ID Smith,: iyS lts ..,, X
II is said that there is aspossihility
that some of the candidates tor goy4
ernpr and other state oAleers will be
present at Waiterb6ro on. Saturday,
II was rumored here today 4 that
might slsn be made by Mayor
John z. Grace ;nfa aChaFl lest6n and Col.
y, G Pagett OF WailefbJo; both of'
whom are 2ooked upan ag setiYe
candidates for ConGSess fgr dis
.trict.l T'he meeting wis rally
OF the Bleasa fpgoss sof otleton and
the adioiping connties apd - % suIls
lesed that a sgreat thefing VIII liket
~ ,se present. IS LII Ssi.S. ia
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!. I.
y !. Fof AMI.
!, 4 g !
8 {

|. .fnR Aeknel a y Yltaan.l !

q, NYesllluf a fifi 6 or ! haSinR
the s -
ltstltpts eta SlIzn - s5iIl.
t6 10:
lelt IN. 4 iiEIIl
- lls ssas iabf
= p llf ce g. 8 gFBue e1s re-
.tlIfQsg se llfe e To 81. a e II sslle-
IL n Il Iiica No IA & fS,sss.l
ie y - + : sS, sssS
EEoss 81 ilS IS 81 sir's.s 81 Iys-l
.issntbi eaQF iis n J ~ II elfI;e
~ g sllp as IMP
i;;sssI.s.F2 '-is :eE e a car Red
81. 5p5t bbf. ssls sent ~ i5s is5ss
1Iiia ilns Y oR - resp eIs.
ilIlbr ,l0All s. su7, per = fik t5Ii6
sEl4 = / s, 8 ~
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AND DERS ON RalAYf
BE Be j ]. led
Ruiing on GEeellviasiiess Ffeishhi
9raatss May Have Bsaring "a
) The local situation

u Since the interstate commerce com
mission held .setaFdaF that the Green
villa freight rate on senai;: Ia uuFRason-
aItlej :ts isaapped.thAt n similar view
ihlEft beit ken lY; the cemmissipn oy-
eipi aeRapn,s rhtHs, aud, this !. will
arRbahfypbe the cRBfirtThe iGree1lyille
Ehecales are we'll pleased oyer. the re-
FG6n liion aeeord led their demands by
the s ceinni isS Hos. ;, The following from
ahd GreeExtl lfgs ssof Sunday tells Of
the eednet t0n ~ }sLs Z Biilf. -,
,:sAn dn1paftsnt YIetarg Tor, GEeenvilIs
Was on VI st tetIlsss1s when stIe iAtef.
state 6mlne efcs! RpmmfssIan held the
Pre- sStt 9ht rat 6f 81 .n5 ton: on
Coal for1 Newce cenlb, 1Atih:, to this
ncity isn be- unreasonable in so far. aa
&c Texesedas S1s95 rs ton. a This daciBipu
u regarded aB. one of / great innpnrt=
Ea1ee ilaenIttch as sit els heheyel At
wlA r open the sH1s of thu slmHIssioe
%, ,sl hs tsS ting rates sbetweens South
lin noiat and the mid die west 1;
n or several years al strenuous 6ght
tas been Sed 4 hy de bodies! s0f
Gfatey; sslle tsnf yessa fday,
EtsiIl lead to 6IIiiisrs Sc the iopiiii6I ~
Elbaai & manufacturers. Hhe -cniaLnis-
stems rtisn Gil f4an6e Lie coal Eats
but 'rha i, e e being asked
been aets BY South Cal pliHa manusac-
ttlrArs the uIt rate Similar de-
IcisipHs ofEss tting 1tlSer points vii fol-
low the one ssse terda e it S. Rl lew
Il i7 st
1 - 4-ri "
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sOQTRA||'III...biIINITlll). { 4 |
OPENS. QlRIj ] IS. SEASON! !! ! |. |! !
Visiting Teams Won Games In
Every Tnssahee e-FEfair FEfi
WeasI;er
tBy Associated Presn,

Savannah, Gats,April 6,-Yisiting
teams in every instan6e won the epeii.
ing games today IN the eleventh annupi
aeason tf ,teh: South Atlantic League.
Fair weather prevailed for the, games;
although IT,. HAS: threatening in
Charleston. :-. ..i.,,-.-
Attendance at Oil the games was
large, uIsafficial fe2erts indicating
from two to thtee THOUSAND persons
present at each eantest. !. Two games
in which the, ipser8 were held score
less ildicataG good baseball for the
start OF the ;seakQp.sit'a y,
The league nfSfetals will award q
cup to the. club ,iYaese city shows the
largest paid .dtisnaanee for the frat
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o 90 90 q on 90 Do 9 O O o o o
, LEGAL AND BRIEF .
1870 Q, ,Dgsa oi B o. o. D o o; 90 D. d o o 8 8

Among ahs Yisitors whom salesday
brnIsgbt .tile ~ u were .4ieen saohls
ARitsey Apg ileRl l9seRtn life : Oscar, ii.
Gray two SannonnEed candidates for
thei istate ssehatas Ir. Gray, says that
ne, does Aot sRiah %, oppose Mr Ashley
but that. he hRd{fcome illtoS the race
some ttR6:1gp anu sfii0t II Ri, ii1ei now
his5 tentf6ns To 4. .WitiidfaV. Z He fis
pleaE NitIi3 mis- Gfianees, F:.'Unele
Josttr III teEsl Ing betts 81 Than at eaY
tlne. ssliIds his gsyaTA 1. attack Of Illness
ARdf fdeels "a 4i:at iies is q. sof,the race:
s sl3f. Fraser aHnEunced at the First
PlHAbyt ertan ehuEeif yesterday {. that
Up VIII d6slihe egEssi !. !, aftsr1o oon
2tie Sunday siiilafen. -he first
IseEsirei !. Z, q s s greAtiep down @
Ab!Fias M rated, and the
aoltG serYje1ySii III n bei led by saefea
hymns g aH She ptofegraph: -,
:,$S fa6eais mill managers are interested
!n e1flgRs Jby the lplrcheslng COM
Witiee ;pf Ifs1it I'll liIla mills on the
T.: q q y: ,st4 ei, Saas hsen
nailing smnet ha coal Into tAIis 8
ieEtlto4y, o Ureers 9aaHe. pesn sSttaceq
With other concerns than.s the sClincii-
Nal4, but some CIT fIe mi maj not
be Bound BY the connift teas actt0n. y,
s. II 2, u. y l.-i "a. ii II 1f4s
N NrsedmaAtS PfeshS sfY VII mset here
naxtt Tue day. 4. The First -Rresby yteTlan
ehuecti filE Aaser 1Inf the ,yisit silnr
der = ruling ef tlieiiS herr Ilreshy-
terik.t nhfai sgsI1lh 9 eli:srcsI
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last week on a. .sislE0 I'd his otd hoE9e
at.s .sLoBndesv;lle and kspppea "a
couple of hours for a poi Heat epnfer-
'aneeIa with. Fred II. DoiainIG h candi-
date for the seat in congEess ADw held
nyt Congressman Aiken. It Is reported
lthaf AEf. Aiken opposed the, hteh ton
Of s:aIF, Baker and that the latter .lis
CUR nfng fdf Mr.. = Aiken. politically
AS Mr.. BSkef IS sort os
nr0.a e.yo9 Senator ;Ttiiman. their rs
aIiechl attou, local. ;1s TO what effect
this vii; hnEs on seIatpr Tillmah and
this cong faGe "a. !. s. s.
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