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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-06
.. S S>;;:y ~. Be FORGED
tn |K1tI;;++ NE IN MEXICO
OVER RECENT OUTRAGE?
Sesster Werk. n Speech IN Senate Scores
Aaer;oaa Policy 1esard Huerta Co..
eras,eat and Urges Warlike Action

age snd fnanhaoi that ~- could leave
il lo him io s.sIi- such = question
Prom the. iiriii.h ioihi "f View.
which will isub,is~. b- saopi-si by
the state department.. ho useful pur-
,.,s~ .Aa hos i,- served by iisi,ai.h-
iss to Chihuahus the -i'sii-
,sh commission ~ -khumr the body
of William u. i~nion 'o discover the
snana-s In which the man h,-s death
II the hand. Of G9n-sai viiis. Time
probably has destroyed any physical
~ >sa~ae- for the LEGAL .a.r that will
ultimately i,- prrs-ns-d for settle
meat By the iiri,i.h government. In
accordance With the pledge Of sir
Edward Grey and reliance ~iii -
placed -siis-is on Testimony ALREADY
collected.
Il i. expected taas iisiiish c.nsni
r~sressi siii ss.ah fetarh' ,a Calves
too.
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PRESlDEN1 ASXID TO
EXPLAIN MS lrE1aA0E

wsshisssos. y. e.. Mssrs g.
Senator Puiadsss~s. tusssrsnsase.
tnsspApeeA {. A.rssnlslios ia1AS eajioao
% psesi1eet W1isse 70 sxplsia What
aaissrs ot '~ssa greater dstsesry
aad a~ssre .oesr~suese~ ~ r~frsrvd
10 Ia his address 10 suassrss srsssr.
day a. d~r-sdins os the srp~si of
Tho Panama iaiis -Sraspsioa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-06
wus0N NAlus PosTAASfEI
FOR ALBUQUERQUE

Washington. ID. e.. March g.
PE-sidsai wiison today aorainsisi
Henry 4. Ro-hi postmaster al Alba
aurspur.
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CONFERENCE Bull
ADOPTED II THE HOUSE

wassinssoa. Il, e. March G
Tho conference sepass on the Alsska
railroad bill ~as adopted today BY
the Hoa.e. II nov s.-. {. the s~n-
ate.
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SsSo. apaora. Mexico. March G.
Gsasssi crssrsn~. accompanied b,
ahoai 500 lsunl.. left here TO-DAY IN
his esuss eoaassy march insn chihas.
hus. lie probably siii i"i'h to-
mossu~ al Asas i'ri"sa. orpesi'"
tApasiss. Ariss Thrs- n,ns- tf-ors
~iii 5oia hts e~rost.
tn. coa.sisutioasitss commander
is eht-f had s~ai his sasossah,ies 10
JsAses shsoasA Shs csisra States Tic
se1e - hosSessaek st sse bssA at
hh asepaaal spafd - lee -.
uhsea vas faaioue< ;, The sosssh II.
esaley of AnsusA stale sruops.
B~fos~ his departure 6~s~ssi car.
ssasA ~7as Visited by the Am~ssrsn
srhoni ss Nsep. ~ho marched os-r
the iaiessaltoaai iisr Nth their
teachers, cssssasA welcomed 'hrs'
through an Interpreter.
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~ Paso. Texas. Nsrvh s.-G~u.
essi T~-rasa. has until a~ss saadsy
To psy IN. 500. .a"n rss<s saasnm for
hi. son. Luis. ~ho " held by the
sr>.sA...A - 49, r.
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csssiss-S - ssse ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01

Geo. BifarM II. @attin, bon
gtlab, fparer ar1 lesten Sonntag I'm,
ter ben 8eindern in Sermnrtt.
SRI. Coma 8fmtti6 befano fid
npebrere Sage bieier @ode IN Ser.
ger, nif 8e1td Bel 8erpmroten lino
S~retH16en.
-slIbert Sdnruborit rtebft Sami-
lie, BON Wcaittrid, befan0en iid am
bergmgeret SamStog bier nlf 9e.
fi,f Bel 8ertpmt6ten.
-Sob,r s. 2abo1ibe urb @attin,
BON Berger. befanben iid geitern IN
@eidaften bier iut0 ippaden aiid IN
unferer Office Dor am auf oas
8olfsblaft at ~abonmiren. :
-gonrab Maber,aii feiert ami nod
item Sanstog Mber,o (aIio morsen)
bic gintpeibiupg ieines ne,,e,, Bobn-
bauies, IN Der @abe bon @ascorla6e,
INIT einert gerniitbIiden Ball, 81 mel
dem SeSeruarlr1 berali9 t%uillfonrnlei1
lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01
st. aOuiier @nrftpreiic.

SIN @eiaenmarft mar nGbrene Ser
am 9ienstag gu @nbe gegargenen
ISOLDE fem peientlider 8edieI 5l
ber5eidnerl. 8arpei3en mar febr rar
bod bIieben Breiie 6afiir iebr felt,
lrrub itieeea, ear INN 1 Gent Bel better
aualitat. gI8 9eipeis oafiir, tpie ge.
ring Die gorrdtbe iinb, mag Ole Sbat.
iade 6%iener. bob mir MIR 2S9,746
gitfbel baben, cine fleinere Qitanti.
tdt fir bieie Sabresaeit als mir lie am
Sieie 3ett in 20 Sabren gebo6t ia.
ben. Srosbem berridt feline groBe
Hadfroge, 6a MebI aud einen iebr
%fIalten Marft bat. 9ie @orrdtbe a1f
Ger eatlsert @elt nabrten tpGbrenb Ser
@od)e itn 1872, 900 9uibeI al, un>
itnfaiien our 3eit MIR $685. 900
8lt., tpeili9er als lie felt 1909, oils iie
100000 guibel adblten. SnfoIge
Der b~ollitdnbig beifpiellos giinStigen
grnteaitsiifteat, limo ser p~ielberipre.
6eroen @ltsiidten in europa, bIeibt
Der SanbeI rltbig rno man gebrmtdt
einfo9 sic porbanoenen @orrGtbe.
@roSeb neider @eiaen berfaufte
iif) in ct. 2oltis am 9ienstog su so
-95R Cts. pro g1tibel, init gar SO
Cts. fir oen aIlerbeiten 8eiaen; in
Chicago 92-95R Cts, uno in SEEM
gorf SO Cts. Biz $t.03 pro 8mibeI.
9ie fonm1eraieIen @otrGtbe lunFoi.
fen 46,698, 900 guTbeI geeen 5O,893,
900 guibeI in ser 8aralIerpode
1918.
Mois bot einert flaiten Marft. 9ie
3ufitbren fin6 aiemIid eroB, Sie
ieood beidrdnft, auBer fiir
Ole aIlerbeite GiiaIit6t. Ser greis
fir .gro6eb" Mais lit pro 8ubeI So
10 Cts; Iesteren 8reiS beadbIte
man fir dolce" neibes 4orn.
Gns apsebot ON Safer lit BE-
fdranff. papo gpeiie etpas better.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01

Sur ~9rabeo" betrasett fie 81 Cts
40 ets. pro guibeI. Ser bette peibe
Safer bringt Biz 5u Al gts. pro g1,.
Ser 9artoffelmarft If flau, BET
reldsltd,e1 3rhtbren. Maan be3abIt
TBS Cts. pro 8uibeI; soattar.
toffeln better araIitat faiten t-2
GtS. mebr.
Sebeftoe Sdhueine tparer ettpos ME.
origer I'M Rreiie. Man beaablte
500 pro gentner fiir getuobnIide
Sdapeite Bis az $500 fir .rous61
Sbfere, ndbren6 oie beiten Sbiere bis
5a $685. ben gentner bringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01

$elte Mben6 Sdatlratbsner.
fmurlarrg.
Sim Montog 4bertd reseIm6bi5e
Merchandising oeS Gtaotratbs.
'-8eIter BortIanS Cement 37K
Gents per God BEL Setotte Bros.
-&idter @alfer ntadte ON Der.
eangeIpen Sonntag einen @eiddfts.
beiud in ct. 2oliis.
Or. @eiieI purae i'm 2aufe Der
borigen 8ode, in drstliden 8erri4r
t,tmseH. na6 Berger serttfen.
-Sobn @alter fam am oergo1l-
genen Counting BON Stem Saper, gum
Bea,d ieirtes 8r,oers, @apor @aI.
fer u1ph anoerer 8ertpmnbten.
-Sacobb BON arg reiite am letten
Dienstog nad ct. 9oa,is, INN eirlen
Specialiiten tpeget zines drontifen
gaaienIeibens auratbe 3u aieben.
-Srm, gbiI. Seibner. Sr., S. g..
8rmpS utro Soiepb Sewneberger,
i6nuntli6 BON MorriionL tparen Der.
gatrgerten @ortog bier, in @eidaften
aIf Dem @oblabgeridt.
C. g. Reper un6 Geo Seller,
aus Der @Gbe BON Botsoarn, tparen
ON Montos bieier ISOLDE bier IN @e-
idEiften inpb itattetet audi unierer
Office eiren mintommenen 8eIu6
ab.
-GBas. aatis, bon StoIpe, uno
Or. &idboff. bon Sermatlrr, babett
fih ieber elm ihones MSartpeG auto-
mobil areeidafft. 8ei6e @erfdufe
farben Dorise ISOLDE biird oen agen
ten Geo. 6. @berIin itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01
NrDDnHe
Gorrgiert bon
Oregon @iIb Grape @oOt.

9oS bette gIattreinigiutgs. uno
Starfiingsqnittel. Gin giinbeI fri
ifer @iuaeln gertarg fir elm Quart,
% Gents, frei per Goft. Mat abpef
fine Oreeo1, Serb 60. 623 6. Of g.
RortIor6. Oregon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01


Otto SIiietid, BON SDiss, na
am pergangenen Sonntog bier 81
@ait BEL Gilbert gareis itrlo @nttin.
-Taitor 9aiobn. BON Ban, fan
am bergangeen Sanmstas bic
bltrd. aiIf Der Seimrefie BON Obi
cago.
Sos 9ireftoraim bes 8oarb o
SroSe tpir6 morgen 4bell6 feira
regelmdBige monatlide 8eriamm
lung abbalten.
-Sernraitn gfitnler itn0 Samilie
bon Berger, beforpoen ii6 am LETTER
Somtag 5ier 5u @ait BEL &idtei
sobn 8onertien unb @attin.
-@m. Streder, Sreo SOFAS upt
SRI. Coma 9ettnann, begaben iid
am letter Counting nnh @asconobe,
an ftrsem 8eiud BEL geripmbten
unb Srelup6en.
3Buftor 8rinfmarifl, bon 8erger,
befaro iib am letten Mittpod, &c.
idnfhsbnlber, bier IN Ger Stobt, rm6
beebrte o1td inns nit einem Befuf,
cltf ~lutierer Office.
-Sadius &bobe, tpelder tpdbrerb
ces eben beenbeter Sertnirrs nls
2ebrer an Ser SdpIe in Stonp Sill
argeitellt mar, febrte ON lebten Mitt.
pof ipieoer bienber 5lriid.
-gmll Monie II. 8attn, melfe
ibre Sarm an Ser Sirit Greet fiira-
lid an Geo. &ebr ~perfauften, iinb
berganeenen Somstae nah Seem
Sapen geoogen, mo Serr Wonie eiare
.@tele in Dem Ganflubet bon Sobn
gitt areenommlen bat.
-gbos. Slid nno @attin, bon
.StoIpe, tparen am Montag bieier
ISOLDE bier lnb lieBen ii6 nod einS
NAL pbotograpbieren. 9ieies chr
tpiirSiee Soar 8dbIt bereits iiber 70
Sabre, iiebt aber, infol9e robititer
@eiam6feit, Inn biele Sabre finger
ans.
-gtp. 3itrreInpeper. bon goeilI
Greet i~tnttete inferer Office am
Iebten 9ienstog eiaren @eiudJ ob
lnt6 tbei1te utts nut, bob er in Der
oorigen ISOLDE fem biertes 8fero
herIoren fat. Die Sbiere bereipoe.
ten fGnmtli6, lett Dem lebten Otto
Der, on, elmer urbefannten 8ranf-
belt.
SRI. gitber @llngo1, Die 2eb-
rerin on Der Da1uier Sdlle. reiite
am letten @itttpod nad Sefferfon
9th, INN fiir bie nddite 3eit BEL
ibren Ingeborigm slt blei6en. Sn
ibrer 9egleitling befonb iid Sri.
Sloro Slpeomeper, nelf)e gleidFaas,
beIndsapeiie, rod Der Staatsballpt-
itabt reiIte.
-Srou 81. S. SO. Sdnrib, por-
mails SRI. 2rena @eper, unb beren
Sobr, BON GI 9oio, Ser, traf am
oergmgenen Sonntag bier elm, Inn
Dor Der Sotb bei ibren gltern, &ifp.
ter ai,g. Meper ln6 Satin, 5u ber'
ipeilen. big 6ie a,rfreauna rnS Die
&riessgefabr on Der merifaniid)en
@ren6e poriiber lit.
SIN Ser SomiIie bon Golu1tp
GIerf Seroinnrrb TIet madte an
Mitthpod EN- mittiteres Sobnden
lem grideinerl, ipdbrero oan Soge
borber Ser &lopperftord MIR wenige
Sbiiren entfernt in Der 8obrmutg
BON Srit Rieboff pouoeiproden ulpb
elm S6dterden 9ebrodt bottle. 8ir
lntttliren allieits.
Ser n6dfte Sermin bes &reis-
geridts, peI6er ON n6diten Montag
in aft Sogen 6eginnt, oeripridpt iebr
lane inrb intereiiant 8u nerben; 8i
bieiem Sdllrb beredti9t tpenigitenS
Der @eriftsfoleirber, pelf)er on ans
berer SteIIe 6ieies @Iottcs per6ffent-
lit, llnb meldyer ii6 6iesmd
burd ieine erobe 2dnge alts3eidnet.
&alenoer entbGIt 46 S1Ge, in
Ger @ebr5abl 3ioiIfIoger, flint
S6eiNnngsgehtde, cine Gloge noe.
gen gritd beS @beberipredens unb
mebrere arimindr- Slagen.
Ohio Rnhnr+ mI,,u 0ooo Sor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01
@OdentIider @arftberi6t.

@eiaen, Ser. 2 IS SO
8eisen SIR. 3 81
SmperiaI @ebI, per Cad $50
8oob 2uf MebI, per Sod $40
9oilp 8reob @ebr, per Sad $50
&leie, per 100 8frul6 100
Sbippitalff, per 100 8flun6 1.45
&ornmebl, per 100 Bfuno 2.10
&ro6nfte.
Gorrtgiert bon
BUTTER, per Sfinr6 90 - 25
@ier, per Gitteno, 16K
Siibter, per Sfun6 F. 10
Spring GBidens, per 8funo ID
Slrrfeps, per 9flrnb . . !. 16
8dnie, per 8funo F.. 8
erteit, per 8fiino /. 10
Sdnola. per 8fitt6 . II
@olIe, per Bfutto . . /. 1S
Spiebelrt. per 8ltfbd 100
&artoffeln, per NifbeI 100
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01

Sabafs. Marfen lfpb Coupons
fortren BEL ". M. &ief fir idmmt.
lide Brdmien in 2iggett & @epers
8r6rnie1r : Gotalog, lrnrgetnuidt iuer
ben. @rirgt mir elire Warfett into
Coupons. ipaart Belt, @erluit irpo
Eribel. Cine boIFtdnoiee arlstpabI
Der Heireret Bramien itets atbatro;
Ole eroberen 8rdmien fatum id fir
eid tonr,en Ioifen. a. M. ief I.
@egiitrirter a9ettt $50. 993 &re-
miiIm Sept. 2igsett u. Mpers
SOB. 90.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
THE NEED OF HOTELS in ANDERSON.

There Some is persons had sit up all night
hotel obbes in Anderson last night because there place
for them to lodge Tie night before the Sheriff of Ebert County
Georgia arrived In the city after dark These conditions which
kind of situation occasions surprise among those who
quaed wthe facts The patromen nty night frequently
find for the late who dS all the hotels crowded
Tuesdayynght the Sheriff of Elbert Comfy Georgia, came
with the boarding houses known police
ed crowded condition A we'll meaning Citizen
tried to find ROOM the Y M and finally Georgia
Sheriff Home rather than let him back home with an
account of the apparent hhosptabe conditions in Anderson
There the conditions OF Anderson The hotels that
are here today absolutely inadequate TO take the transient
business We TO have theatre which mulpes the business
of hotel we all look forward with longing, and with
pectanc, to the when Anderson will have railroad extension
Notwithstanding what croakers the logic of the situation
That goes after right she win get the railroad extension
III the next year two
begin provide hotel accommodations in anticipation
of that tevent. s ,@E S435zsi
put their prices too high when consulting with reference
10 going INTO Business here on stock know
thai something be done ltappears that the thing to
forhe business men of Andersento work out this pe
thenSeIyeS.4
Otherwise the town VIII suffer- suffered already
having hotels Sufficient to accommodate the public.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
B0LT.SNIPEs.

There was a large and happy gath
ering Of relatives and friends We'd
nesday afternoon at the homo of Mr.
ana Mrs. John T. Bolt, three miles
west OF the city, to witness the mar
riage of their daughter, PAMELA Jo-
sephine. to Mr.. Halle 8. sinipes. Son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Fs p. G. Snipes. The
marriage was perforated by Rev. w.
~ Hawkins of Tftwnville, assisted
oy Rev. 0. L. Orr and Rev. wv II.
FRAZIER. There, was bounteous
wedding dinner served after which
the gueds laft, bidding the happy
young people a long end happy life.
& Today they will. be given an old fash
Toned "lnfairp at the home of the
grooms parents. iAfuIler account in
sundays paper.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
FANS ARE TO
MEET MlS TONIGHT
Trolley League 'Disenssion s6
Take Place in Green.
.,'.....s,.XANN4
lf1tsSs ~,

The meeting OF baseball fans.
which Anderson people thought was
10 take place last night in Green-
wood, is to be held toL sht instead
An Anderson man has received d lett
tel ficm Greenwood, in which It Is
sald that representatives from Spar
tanhurg and Greer. lille wiIi 1e pres+
ent at the meeting and gurgiag that
Anderson send a delesation.
Since tha PROPOSED Georgia Caro-
lima ieagEe fell thsouEi, the cities OF
tue Piedmont section seem to favor
the organization of a trolley league
and much agitEtion has been heard.
While the roople OF Anderson have
not been as enthusiastic as have the
uties towns, still It IS believed that
the fans here mi Eht possibly be i'm
duced TO PIT MP tiie coin FOR the
new nrnaniznfinfl u 8 q & u Z.
Dispatches from Chester and Rock
Hill say that both those towns have
money enough In hand to enter b
ieague ana will a slIy taiIe . berth Ia
the Trolley association if Il can be
formed. Is 4
IL Is hoped that the people OF An
ti'iT ti'ii Fsi5Ti Siits ssTs interested in baSes
ball. :; IN get together today ana ar
fango 70 send d delegation to Green
wood tonight Amy one desiring in
formation about the E1atter can obs
tain same from the AnGePHcE Cham
han - 11k4sssssS..-.s.i.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
IL EfF'Es EE# s gFFFFeeEg.P IS APPARENT
(continued from first page.)

vance guard aerth of SSasappiifili SSasappiifili. Gen.
UrBipa sgas attempting to mold the
pass as an approach for rebels from
the west. The rebels now believe
they will have to fight for Mapimi be-
fore they march ON Torreon.
With the arrival OF Gen. Villa from
Juarez today, rebel leaders looked
forward to the Torreon campaign al
though train-loads of ammunition
and rations FOR men and horses have
to be shipped forward for week or
ten days before anything like. a gene
raj engagement takes place.
Meantime the rebels are enjoying
the fruits Of recent victories and are
enforcing what alleged iauerta sym
pathizers call q reign OF Itsfrofs 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
! SEND US NAMES or VETERANS. =

In view of the the State reunion of
erans is to be held Anderson this there should
more widespread of OF the county The
camp in this alive and active but eFhond be camps in
every county and the Sons OF also should
nisys TO assist the old soldiers in every
In order TO assist preserving the military history this
county The Daily ntegencer viii be pleased to receive the
nf the old soldiers county, rolls
We call our 10 assist Us IN this work
tfe n,be of his company would every
d soidiarin the county think that he to
send us his name. ~
wish they would write scraps Of history deeds
tales Of gallanty and Of county
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

9he Inteiiigencer 10 delivered by
carriers In the city, Ie you fail to
cat your paper regularly please notify
%. Opposite your name on label
g ycur paper is printed date to which
gsur paper is paid, All checks and
drafts eEer!d be drawn TO The An
6sFsOn IntelIigencefs - gsF &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
AsIERICUS BANK n. .OsED.

Anerlcus, Ga, Fab. 8. The Amerl-
Gus National HANK a id not open It's
doors today. 0tHefnis OF the insti-
itsitssspn wound maize no statement
pending aa inyast ation by q ma
tionnl bank esaf The iuststu-
si1n has q capital stock OF SIe0 nt6
and wes orgahizE eight yeara sS s
q. D. lglealey. So, assIftasis ctts a.
Ter oE the sbank, hes disappeared.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
G0ETHALs G0NFIRsIED.
fBY AssocIatel .praaa. !

washington, Sch. a-lrEs
nomination Of Col. George
w. GoethaIs to be governor OF
the Panama Canal today was
eonfirmed by the Senate, The
appointment becomes effectIye
April 4, 1914, 3ith President
Wilson'S order creating 3 per-
snalent civil government FOR
Sile canal one, y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

eight has been foand 10 be the proper
number OF searchlifits tor q JDitea
States battieship and af1aored cruiaef
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

Turkey has 1iyen 1enE liflI cahs O 4
lists contracts 20 rs6reanize It's naval
nrsenaia and decks Safils With asl II \
latest appliances known Is nasl.E /
conEtrncllon.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

Hember Of the Associated Press and
ReeesvfDg Complete Daily Telegraphic
Service
r-A larger Circulation Than ANY 9th.
er Newspaper In This Congressional
Ul9eRlCGe
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
Ta gES...h.A..

rWashington, Feb 4.-Gf'oreeast for
South Carolina: Cloudy and colder
Thursday, with rain in extreme west
portion; Friday rain.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
Daily Tl,nnpht.

So many gods, 80 many creeds,
So many ways that wind and wind !;
While just the art of being kind
T9Suii the, sad world needs.
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

GSn5 uan Hndd fault without strain.
ing his eyes to discover 1t.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

The Mona Lisa smile now sold with
every puncn or tango lessons.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

Anderson Is My Town, even 10 the
hotels are too small for the town.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

The mileage bill appenrs to have
been railroaded through the house.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05


~ 17ve1's have nm an.eranl,sle s.g. ever!
your foot2 Don't try 1t. Not q bit
amusing.
Secretary Wilson seems to trust the
trasss toreturn their trust to the gov
ernment.
silie concealed weapon law in Mex
itp iiaF 6eeh repeated by President
wilson.
s..-.---. iVANgSsTsS S4asG
Who arc the beat listenara7 aar-
ried men. Why? Well, no married
man would ask why.
he that enEertalnsth stranger un-
asgares aometirnes finds that his guest
was q slieriig e nj SIFsaS s q
Tue popularity Of the ground hog
issassured iE he is Responsible for
these beautiful days. ss,s
There isy cutie d novelty lin New
\ \ lgSh: YaalE7a restaurant that serves eats
no music, no cabaret
Ssls5Lsh6 fsiGAstsa azse 'se,.s,s-a
bulgaria Is ih i terrible plight be-
: cause OF her greed. The whole world
now must help her atarying peasantp.
-.-.As-sl. ~.
orpiiie wrigllt'g attempt to make q
foolpfoof Tying machine shows that
the fool kiiier yet has work to do.
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Anderson county real estate trans
actiens during January eclipsed aitI
vaiues. 8,
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g Iz4L e him .#sae IS without sin cast
the 1rat stone has been distorted TO
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

Hazing by any other name is just
the horsepiay of towards.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

a young man has TO, settle down
before he can rise.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

81 llvel,s I,asre "a .a.ntnnhnI,ila .ns. ..yAe
your footY Don't try 1t. Not a bit
amusing.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-19
NORMAL BEATS EVANS.

In one of those kind of games where one team does just as it pleases at the bat, on the bases, and in the field and concludes the contest with the big end of one sided score to its credit, the Tempe normal nine took it out of the Fl Rancho Bonito lads on the local diamond Tuesday evening. The score at the end of the eighth inning when the Evans boys gave it up as bad job was something like 15 to ,. Random in Tempe is now centering it's interest about the game of next Saturday after noon when the normal and Tempe high teams will clash. With practice game each to their credit and extra hard practice on this week by both the teams, the game bids fair to set the standard for this season.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-19
TEMPE HIGH PRELIMlNARIES

The prelmnaries to choose the representatives of the school in the state wide high school declamatory contest held annually at the Normal school under the auspices of the Tempe Normal Student, will be held by Tempe high in the auditorium on Friday evening, Feb. 27th. Four con- testants are in line for the honor this year, Miss Ada Turner. Miss Nevada Turner Miss Carriebell Parker and Harry Steele. Intermixed with the selections by these people will be five numbers given by the glee club of the school. At little later date Tempe high will also stage it's pre- liminaries to pick the representative singer and speaker to participate in the annual contests during Univer- sity week at Tucson Interest over both the coming events at the school is arousing considerable enthusiasm which bids fair to place contestant in the ring that will make one and all hustle to oust Tempe high from first place honors.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-19
CHICKEN FANC|ERS
 ID HOLD MEETING
Enthusiasts Hope to Be Able to Pull Off Poultry Show This Season
 If Possible

Raising chickens is one of the most important industries in the Mesa section yet strange to say there has newer been an organization of poultry men nor has there ever been an ex- hibit of poultry held in Mesa. At last a meeting has been called which will have for it's object putting on a poultry show in Mesa some time this spring and what is of more import ance, the awakening of interest among poultrymen throughout this section.
 Phoenix has recently pulled off very successful poultry show wherein there were ninety varieties of birds entered and over two thousand in dividuals. Mesa, when it comes to pure bred chickens is probably able to compete with any other section of the state. At any rate at the recent poultry show, one breeder alone, Ed gar M. LeBaron, took ten birds to the show and brought home seven blue ribbins, two reds and one white
 The meeting Saturday will be held will be called to order by w. w Carney, the well known breeder re- siding two miles east of Mesa on the Florence road. It is urged that every individual interested in grow ing better poultry be present at the meeting and give an expression as to how best to promote the interests of the poultrymen in the valley This is a very important industry and it is essential that fair representa- tiOn be present in order to give the proper encouragement to the asso- ciation