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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
ESTIMATE MADE
BY GEN. TEAGUE
Ranking Officer Says That There
win Be Bslwesn 500 end
1000 Veterans Hero


The Anderson chamber of commerce
telegraphed TO Gen, B. II league yes,
terday morning, asking for am esti-
mate as to the number of veterans
coming here Wednesday and Thursday
for the reunion. The commander tele-
graphed Mr.. whaIey yesterday his es-
innate and says that there will ba be-
tween 800 and 1000 veterans frona ali
parts Of the State to come here. Z
Andersoa people have alI along con-
tended that there would be fully one
thousand veterans here for the two
days OF the reunion but many SEEMED
to think that there would NOT be more
than 500, Veterans to attend. As, 1t Ia,
the officials Ok the feuiiinf have re-
oeiVed adxices from aIl parts OF the
state from the veterans Saying that
they are planning to make the trip
and 1t is believed that there viii be
more veterans at the Anderson rean-
ion than at ans other reunion NiIhifl
tho last few years. Practicallyi an
arrangements are now completa and
there is little left'to be done before the
reunion conyenes. IS;
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
THE BEAUTIFUL. hIEhlySlC
CAPTivATEO CROWD
AUDITORIUM FILLED FOR
BRILLIANT EVENT
'TFIE. OPENING NIGHT
Concert BY the Conservatory of
Music Featured Beginning of
College Commencement
FIFE. OPENING NIGHT

The second commencement seasou
for Anderson College efaned Last night
at $50 O'Clock when crowded audi
torium, filed with the music lovers OF
Anderson, heard the concert by the
pupils OF the conservatory of music.
The audience was delighted with .he
program and with the results or tine
years work as shown in the concert.
The program was varied. consisting
nf n.issa.o AID TTGiccal vocal sAalaetinns. all nf
which we're enjoyed by the audience.
Three Of the young lady participants
were Seniors from the piano depart
ment, having already appeared In
their Senior recitais. The young la
dies who sang are also well known to
Anderson audiences, having appeared
upon similar occasions.
The entire program was attractive
in every respect ana the most difficult
pieces were rendered by the pupils
in n manner To reflect great credit up
on the college. The following is the
complete program OF last nigat.
The young ladies taking part were
Misses Richardson, Sutherland Wilson,
Bolt, Watkins, Mas, Mrs. r. E, Wat
kins, Miss Weeks, Brdham. Robinson
and Henry. The music department
has been under the direction of DR..
and Mrs. Fisher and Miss Stranathan.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
MASCOT HOSTESS
TO THE SEMI ORS
Little Rlisa Helen Allen Entertain.
ed s,aiior Glass of Anderson
College Yesterday

The Senior class of Anderson col
lege has chosen little Miss Helen AL
len as the class mascot and yesterday
afternoon at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and MRS T. allen. the little iady
gave an informal reception for tire
mempera OF Tie senior class. The af-
fafF Was eniaSed and appreciated by
every ono o2 the students present Ia
was exceedingly happy tboasR; iEi5l
the idea Is quite unique.
'Ths little hostess met her ~
the door and gs.ecloualy passe
on to Mesdafnes r. is. Giinkscaics ai
r. s. Lyon and Miss Lyon, who were
receiving with her. The hons OF the az
ternnon passed vary quiekis, allied
With music end hap conversation
The aftefnopn came TO a pIoasant
close with the serving OF the ice
course on the lawn - Misses Mar.
Enerite and Lontse Henry, Miriam fsig-
on aud 3 CaiheriBe 3ulEyan and each
Saest was presented with = pretty
souvenir OF the occasion. this being
2 photo graph OF Miss Helen. tied In the
eolors Of the class, red and white.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
COURT READY FOR THE
THIRD week SESSION
SECOND WEEK CAME TO a
CLOSE YESTERDAY
HEARD THE APPEALS
No Jury Gases Were Tried Yesser.
day Afternoon and Court Ad.
journed at I O'clock

The second week nj criminal court
for Anderson county camr to "A close
yesterday afternoon at l o'clock when
adjournment took place. The third
week OF the criminal court will con-
Vene Monday morning.
iNU jury St.s1S -c.S ..::..ca yc.te-aay
morning, Judge Prince having dismiss
ed all jurors Friday night and the
morning deliberations of the court
consisted of appeals.
The state VS.. John Scott, larceny af-
ter trust with fraudulent intent. APP
pealed from Magistrate j, B. Lever
etts court at Starr. New trial grant
ed.
Town of Pendleton VS.. Davis Hicks,
violating whiskey ordinance. Judge
Prince reduced fine from $1G0 to $50.
Counsel gave notice OF intention to APP
raal from courts order TO supreme
court.
Town OF Beiion vs. Robert Lindsay.
II. j. Lindsay and John Snipes, resist
ing arrest. Intendent's Judgment re-
yersed and dismissed case
The state vs.. G.. johnson, breach of
trust. Appealed from court OF Magis-
tfate Bonner, Pelzer. New trial
granted.
The state VS.. Jesse Meeks and J. p.
jenkins, breach OF peace. Appealed
from Magistrate Trussell, Honea Path.
Judgment of magistrate reversed and
prosecution dismissed,
The state We. Dave Hagood, violat-
ing OF labor contract, appealed from.
court of Magistrate Riley, Piedmont.
Masistrute,i judgment reversed afiti
prosecution dismissed.
The State VS.. Frank Allen, Dan Hol-
lingsworth md Alex Hipp, gambling.
Appealed fro NJ court of Magistrate Bon
ner, PelZer. Judgment OF magistrate
ainrmed and fines reduced from $25 to
SIS. q. -,.e..
: City OF Anderson VS.. ]. C.,GrifIin. w
II. Godfrey and Il, c. Neeley, gambling.
Judgment reversed and remanded for
new trial.
The state vs.. Andy STANDARDIZATION
labor contract, Appealed from Magis-
trate Broadwell's court Judgment
reversed and prosecution dismissed.
The state VS.. Dave Hagood. viola-
tion labor contract Appeal from Mag
istrate E,.ley's court Piedmont. Judg-
Irtent of lower court reversed and pros
ecutlon dismissed.
The state VS.. Henry Hawkins,
Gabrge Smith. Frank Peterson, Web,
,ster Hagood, joe Robinson and ]. w.
Ward, gambling. Appeal from Magis-
trate . iAcker's court. Wiiliamston.
Judgment reversed and prosecution
dismissed. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
BANKRUPT STOCK
SOLD YESTERDAY
Foa Foat..z Drug caarany Hcl:.;Esgg.
Bought IN By on-G Gray Com.
pany for ST, ,OsO

. s., NJ. Wolfe as trustee, yesterday
sold at public auction the stock of
drugs of the Fouche Drug store. To-
Gated in the Chiquola building on the
square. This store was closed some
time ago. and went into Bankruptcy.
The stock yesterday was sold in, bulk
to the orr-Gray company for u oonsitl-
Grafton of, 81 $3.50. which is said to be
n remarkably low price for the splon-
did lire OF drugs. Men who, are famil-
lar wSli the line carried by the Fouche
company say that this was atbargain
price for the goods.
a few other incidentals, such as
chairs, tables, desk. ETC., were dis.
posed of at pirate 5 III C ftfferen. in
dividuals.
lt Is said that the Stock OF goods
purchased yesterday will at once be
transferred by the Orr Gray Company
to its place of business on the square.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
CANDIDATES CENTER
ON AUDITORS OFFICE.
PLENTIFUL SUPPLY COMING
UP FOR THE RACE
NEW LOCOMOTIVES:
indications Are That Five Or
More E5ay Contest For Office
Held By Winston Smith

There is no scarcity OF candidates
Tor any Office In Anderson county but
there seems to be an over4supply for
that Of auditor here. With the in
cumbent, Winston Smith. preparing
to offer for reelection. there are al
| ready t-oo sS..::=22:::cca s.::::2::::cc csndidetes IN
the field to succeed him., and II is now
probable that two or three more may
appear. IL seeIns that tie would De
office holders of the county have CEN
tered on the Job of auditor as the one
they all wan MFR. smitii is oifesTS Offering iT.s
for reelection on his own merits.
The first candidate to announce for
this >position was r. A. Abrams OF
Starr. hr. Abrams has been think
ing of entering. the race for sometime
and while in Anderson yesterday. he
authorized the announcement that he
would be q candidate. The other
candidate to announce yesterday was
J.. r. c.. Griffin or Broadway town.
ship who said ~ will certainly be in
the race unless something unforeseen
shohld turn up. I believe that can
be elected
Mr.. Abrams once held the position
OF superintendent of education OF An
derson county and is said to have had
some strong political backing. He is
man of ability and he could fill the
Office,
Mr.. Griffin was also school teach-
er at one time and for FIVE years he
was bookke1Rer at Ware Shoals. He
Possesses ell the qualifications Sf the
oiitce and he would make q good au-
tiitor $50 -
Earl Keaton of Flat Rock another
local school teacher vas in the city
yesterday and heasaid that he, too. is
seriously considering entering the
race. He has not yet made UP his
mind, but he thinks that he viii ofYer
for the position. Several others arc
being mentioned over the country.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
- 49, :. ...- =
TRAVELLING MEN LIKE
THE NEWSPAPI.E|:.R /. GID
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAV-
ELERS HELD MEETING
THANKED PAPERS
AT Meeting Last Night Delegates
Were Elected 20 Interstate
Meet--Much Enthusiasm
THANKED U !:

The travelling men of Anderson Rp-
preciate what the newspapers of this
seption have done for them and are
continuing to do In the way OF publfce
ity. as was evidenced last might when
Council No. 432 of the United Conn.,
merciaf Travellers met in tfiiS.city. The
council adopted the following resolu-
tions. i..at..f ,.iS, :, - :, s.s.I> 3
F,ssolyed: That Anderson CounciI
No. A32, United Commercial Travellers,
Anderson, S. Gi, in meeting May s23,
1914, do thank the GfeeHViIle Daily
News for the space they are gising In
their paper to the United Eomtasfcia,
Travellers and further, we thank
George ". Brunson Tor rae editorial In
Tuesday morning'e paper a,Tha Train
HOG. Also the thanks II this conn-
oil be extended to the press of ikhder-
son for coprtesies they have shown. !,
Following the adoption OF there res
olutiohs the order took dp the election
OF delegates 10 the Grand Eouncii OF
the Carolinss. United Commercial
Tragele lers, which meets in Gsreanv,lia
on June Is and 6. The following were
elected to represent Andereons II; d.
shelton, ]. B. Shanklin and Feaster v.
TriEble ~ 3 & u 4.
@. Ban Allen. also al Insmksg OF the
Grand Council and one of AndersuTts
best known treayeling men, viii ata
tend the meeting tol' 'represenE sfe 10
cal council ss - (. s,3 80
| 70 SsngtQAte Was lIliLIIKped INTO 1iie
hystefies OF tlie order FAST nlSht and
the meeting ION the whoie was one or
the most sEceesSfg{ ct held.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
An Dny Singing.

There will be singing school the
first Sunday In June at Welcome
church near Denver Among the
teachers will be Jno. n. Milford, Halle.
Haryln, Holland, Stevenson, w, o. Me-
Kinney Patterson. Hemkree and
Others. All singers and the public
senerally invited. Bring ainging bookA
and we'll filled picnies baskets. e
j. o.. Hall, Sec,
Pendletoni S. G.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
Methoaisfs Adionfin.

Oklahoma City. May 23 after be-
ing In sessien for eis n cen days. the
qualTennial general eonference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Churcb. South,
formally adiournad tonlght. The Sc
lection OF the place sof IieIding the
next conferences has been eEtrnefe a
to special coIafiittee named Cor the
purpos, "a Z
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
POL. 10 .IETIcAL I
AMMO JUDGEMENTS
81 ~ '6 I a 2.

Under, this head will be run short
ailnauneesaents of candidates. The
sRtes for These are as follows: For
-Ounty fices in both daily and
laeuIsWeeHly, Till election $T.50; in
either alone $500. cash in advance
Btrfctlg. For city offices: In daily
qnIy: A4ayors s0.g0; aldermen 95.vU.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
WANTS

WAHTED--Posiiion by, college stu
Fdent during summer months Will
'cOnSider any proposition. Address
y, caro- lntcutgenccr. 5-SO-6t
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

Wanted-To call special attention to
our Galvanized Steel Watering
iTToughs for Horses. Cows, and
:. Hogs Best, strongest. cleanest and
most durable trough made. Div
yer Roofing Go. ..,.s.: .:"Fhe Shop With
u Reputation"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
Grace Church.
Rev. ] Il. Gibboney, Rector Pm

itSNs y - "a sGibboney, HeCtOF--I IehOge
1885,
K Services, for the Sundhv after Az
nensioa Day, May 2lth.
l0:l6- Sunday School ana EIbfe
Class rs u s
6 1t:ao-Holy Eucharist land ser
: 9:i5. EseninE Prayer and Sermon.
wednesday, 4.20 81 N, EyeninR
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

I hereby announce myself q candi-
Wess:ia 2, 2 subject 20 the rules OF the
date for recollection aH alderman from
democratic party.
.5,s, h ChRs. r.. Spearman.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

WANTRD-YOiI 70 read the ad OF your
Uncle johnny On the Corner. Those
M0ps viii only last short while at
the price 5.2i.1t
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

(. u fillmore Is hereby announced
Ms |, 69ndi date for mayor, subject to
The rules gf the city democratic pri-
mary election. 1. b Il. ls..7. q m q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

b. E. johnson Is hereby announced q
candidate for Alderman from Ward
3. subject 20 the rules Of the demo
cratic pfiiiafy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

* Dr.. NJ. y. Ashmore Is hereby an.
R1unced Rs la candidate for mayor,
anbject 10 the rules OF the city demo-
cratic primary election.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

For Salc--Cane Seed, unknown, iron,
red-ripper and pole cat peas. Also
home raised corn. Write us for
prices. G. w. q J. L. Bauknight,
! Waihalla, s. &. 5-2OlGtp
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
o o o 90, o o o 90 o o D o O {
o COMMENCEMENT VISITORS 3,

o 20 90 o o % o o o {. o o o. o o o o O
Mrs. Boatwrfght Of Ridge Springs
Is In the city for the college conn
mencement, q guest OF her daughter,
Miss Boatwrigbt OF the Anderson COL
lese faculty, ,-..:g
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

TI1E MIDGET Trial 2'1s--7 years
old. The fastest and best bred
horse You ever had a chance to
breed TO. VIII, be in the stud at
Davis Bros. Stables; Fee 1900.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
ORALDERMKN.

iE.lla friends OF j.. /. fbruWnise an-
ncunce him as q candidate for alder
man from Ward 5. 80;
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
ZOE lLAY0R

j ! heropy announce myself q candi.
late for Mayor of Anderson, subject
so the rules ef the Democratic prs-
mary,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
INA I6SENEER
WANT ADS.
GET RESULTS
FOR SALE

kOF Sale AT the Reliable Shop, III
Church Street. One 1-2 II. p. Per
kins gasoline pumping engine with
jack; One IL II. T. opposed auto
engine; One 4-iaw machinist3' vice:
One Buick passenger auto 5-24-1t
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

Voters Of wasd 2 announce Walter
DObbfns ass candidate for Alderman
from that ward.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

The fria1ds of Joe Bell announce
him aB a ealldilnte for alderman from
Ward Var g the city primary election.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

Mrs. W. p. Knight OF Luyerne, Ga,
Is among these In the city for the AM
DION ccllege commenc ncement Hee
ighter Is the editor in CHIEF OF the
c.oriln and q leader IN the college.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

Huyers gift carries message clearly than
words and decately flowers Preferences flowers
differ; box of Hyer's universally appreciated Its gift
is subtle tribute to good taste.
II is not just purity that gives uyer's their delicious
1t is the genius the makers consummated by forty
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

Miss Jones of Abbevilia Is she
eonlmsncement gu6at OF Miss aEargaret
Williams at anderson college.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

MIR, Robinson of Lowell, N. !. IS
in the cifS for ire Anderson college
ccnimenc cement, the guest OF his
.Slaughtcr, Miss Kate Ilobinson.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

Baxter shiffey or the ROBERTS Sec
tien spaiit ysstsFaes n = Anderson,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24

Miss Lizzie Webs, q former student
OF the college, is In the city for the
comm nlencement season,
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-19

undermtnes the power OF the dominant ruling
class II establishes new ideals. and destroys the
superstition as 10 the sacredness of property
syh.iealizt tactics are essentially drect-ususly
called direct action Direct action /. any action
tsken al the point Of production. This action to
aid Of What J. commonly known as the middle
class through parliamentary action Its weapons
ar" tte boycott. the strike, label agltatIon-and
sabotage.
All OF thsse methods lsbors old weapons
except sabotage. which means striking on the lob
that l.. To remain al work while stopping produc-
ton Ia organized manner.
While strikes have a revolutionary Tendency tn.
syHiiealsts go on the theory that II striker. de.
pend upon their treasury Il becomes a battle Of
money. and therefore losing Its real purpose and
that the workers are at disadvantage, and there
Tore adv ate short, quick and energetic strIkss
And II the hoss must have soabs. they are going
10 be the sfabs themselves by remaining on the
Job and there to look after their own Interests
Nnd lns=inpsh a. they RUN the machinery of pro-
dneton thef are In a better position to control IL
The general strike 10 cripple industries and the
mars stfike "a demonstration Of power and a,
tn final means Of accomplishing the social r.soiu.
ton
The adoption 81 universal label, through which
It's product can be recognized thus deselopIng tn.
solidarity OF organized workers The absence Of
union saodz in merchants store Is sufficient
reason Tor the boycott No member of a union
10 aid in the distribution of a boyeott.d artlele
While the syhdicalists tactics differ from som.
otHef revolutionary organizations they base their
iheoty Of how the workers got In their pre.ent
condition on the generally accepted laws of sur
Plus Ahlu' the matertsiistic coneepfio nof history
and the class struggle They realize that n.arIy
al eapitalistic laws are made for the perpetuaton
Of the master class In power and should there
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-19
A CALL FOR I'M

There's call for men-
courAgeous-slncers.
Who hate all pret-nse-who fooleU IN
WITH never a thot OF orinxtng ~ 49,
Men who believe In the trtumDA q
Men Of conviction. hoass. -
Ready to stand II need be-0
There's call for meo-0 =
There's a call for msn-- IN
Pure hearted and go04l M,
Too great ~ be base or sordid aa1 -
WI" practice spirit or true brethsfoeo
Men who are chis alrous. loyal AZ -
Men Of principle. purity. 49,
True to themselves and o. O0]
There's . call for 0so-o0
There's call for men &
Large. hearted and wteos 81
Mas,ers-not slaves of the things ~ -
willing to give TIL II costs sacstfteA II
Who know the secret OF true haD0oo Z
Men Of muscle. Of heart -
Who live not for gold nor 49, VI.
There's call for meo-o8
There's call for men
FArsighted and kesn'
To tackle each task-with chesr-oe
Men who have vision beyond What =
Men who are eager-to dare and " -
Men of purpose. of potss. 80
Heross--ths burdens Of NE
There's call for NEE
Joseph osoy
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-19
BEFORE IT Is TOO Ian

" YOU have gray-haired Uoehp
Ia the old HON. far away.
SIT down and writ. the lettse
You put off day by day.
Don't walt until her tired seson
Reach heavens pearly gala.
But show her that you think q -
Before 1t Is too late.
II yuuV. tender message
or loving Word to say, "A.
loon walt TIL you FORGET II
hut whisper II today.
Who knows what bitter meuer1u
MAY haunt you II you wsitf
SO make your loved one haDpy
BEFORE II Is too late.
We live but In the present
The future IL unknown.
Tomorrow IL mystery,
Today Is all our own.
The chance that fortune leaAo = =
MAY vanish while We wait
so spend your lif.'s rich plenGuUD
Before IL L. too late.
The tender word unspoksA.
The letters never sent
The long forgotten mesoa9oA
The wealth of love vnoDe0G
For these some hearts Are ogono
For these some loved oaGo - n
so show them that you care ~
Before II 10 too late. al.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-19

YOU AcITAT0RS
The existence of thu. sheet depends upon YOU

The existence of this sheet depend. YOU
We to publish OF the "
by the labor We DO not oep'
sized -but thu dissatisfied and lew
matter the PROFIT SlSItM Our SUP
be to and Uncle oar" Tor ps"se
We have i'd on The StrkeB Bulletin
work performed
on tins
thr eldofp eprrfou
IN the povdn
furnish
this wllgc the
We plac rnme
and the by
drearyn the hole where the Injuries OF
but 70 a a bucket pillow
And hmaxau shall boldly oil your
We fght~th and intelligence
or If called upon mechanical force shall
be therebe / o
play We avors and will sho"
a rebel the labor will do part II
Central strikers
morale
/ bu selfsslmed duty
efavorng one
thousand subscriber within the month
600 That
the necessary thousand ub~ ibersand DO IT NOW
capable of playing this great American drama
i oduceyo
dof line will be looked with credit
all of deds-no padons asked
the n
shall right ahead and deliver the you aren gutter
AND DO TIE SAME
who subscribers for this and help
to keep alive a deserves to AND DO IT NOW
~>r->>r->>r-<>r-r>r->r->r~'
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-19

Ias>.as,r trains tuun!ug lat. an tFe.Shi
ttA4As al. IN AID fai O-tNrtn- Ta-fe A. nm
b.fs.-s detects II a iaHg'fo.s uatafr. TIT the
,aiIuaIs ,nu4ta4.s e. tIu t,feetlke equiiment III
t = ia44- ~ ih, d4t-h,s along n. lad atd
ar#4ettts tie arms AMI ,ss Of TIE faithful siasr>
Nj A. Ignafani enough 10 risk their Ines tor
IA, s,k. et L. paltr, dollars th'y RECEIVE IA ean-
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-19
the WAR CHRISTIANS THANKSGIVING


q Cod o h.te.! once ousendes waon eArhl will
banner and drum. 10 fosevermose
nd IN
come! We that wsdom truth and night
To and ours q
No clothed
UntoT hine
brother. blood, by brothers she'd
Our s.dl flow We knowth that plains and eais
pleasant n Thine
,manne dandtorn.
From oryh encha chanel.house
they Ge Let not weakness fall below
The WILL
In yields And while bleed
that rends- Oh! tread 4 With ~ still
hheverb breath Of tainted
Our homAs
Fond fools O %
We thankTh enb'sg
The cannon Wild Thy pity hide above
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