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:: TAEiACKER REUNION
= DO O. 90 o o o. O o

The annual reunion OF the ,Acker
family. WILL bc held Mt Shady Grove
church four miles east of Re!tcn. Aug.
ust 6,.,1914. Allkthe family connec.
tfona are invitod to attend and -brine
we'll flied; baskets. An interesting
pJogram has been arranged and com.
mittr' TapppInted to, look after the
cogn,.. 4 f;thobe In attendanco.,.. .1.s::sS.
pIesoomnaittec on arraIiga1S laatif sssid ~
grounds are A.: C. AckerF cbairfian
9. w. fAcknr, H. F., Norris, Vance Mat
tlRon. Frank Sutherland, A. H. Cox
NJ ~. MRttison and Arthur Hunter.
Tho copmittee will be called to or:
der at t1a. m, by the chairman. w. B.
Aeker. and opened with a prayer by
the chairman,
Song. In the Sweet Bye and Bye"
Talks by Judge ". T, Cox and D. H.
Russell. s.. l,
Song, ."Blest be the Tie that Binds .
Talks. Mrs. ]. NJ. Paget. and Prof
j. N Harper.
Song. "T,ock Of Ages"
Music will be furnished by Mrs
Ralph Watkins.
The table committee appointed arc:
MISS Essle Ackef, Miss Flora Mattison
Miss Therai Acker, Miss Emma Cox
Mrs. C.. M. Mattisori, Mrs. w. 8. RAIN
sey, Migs Daisy tAcker, Mrs, James "A.
Cox MIS- r.. ~. Henderson, Mrs. J. M
Aoker,. Mrs: j. M. Paget, Miss Mamie
q Acker. Miss Annie Little, and Mrs
snb,eets. for etaiks Nv. r. Cox, own
b,s il. Russells Education. B.
Mfs. J.s n. P6get; Family History.
Prot y. n Harpsr, Family History.
The afternoon. viii Sbe spent under
The shade siof the trees. S r. "a s &
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Financial and e oEsifris i ssrEciial E
! New. York Cotton

IS New York, July 22.44The govesn.
WSnt forecast predicting clpudy wea-
tASf: In the kouthWeSt: and possibly
stpRefd tn north rect Texas nnsettleti
farat: cotton market Sjsone ewRat today,
although on the whole: new crops pSe-
sehted!A soniewhat steady: appearance,
ana sut fimesf sold rtip to % 10 q points
over the, preyious, close. Trade 'was
not large and outside Of carly, buying
Tor Idve5pooI account against sales
In that market, showed no particular
features. The close was steady,a 1
point higher TO three lower. 80
Flnyt tu1tions were guarded largely
by the varying news from the south
west. The highest leyclsl were nttain-
ed. when detailed weather reports
showed very high. temperatures In Ok
lahoma,i There were many .bnlIish ad-
vices I'm regard to- the condition In
Texas. Other reports claimed that
tho crop could Withstand dry weather
until :August 4. Taking tie report As
:tAey Indicated that In my,
event the iTefas. dy9p. IS likely foshs
yeIyf fEpptted y .s:
Pssct ticajiy ali reports !. from SEQ
tip4s, east, 81 the liver ons J The other
hand sswsSe .Tsfy. faYarabiesaiad clear
weather with mod crate temper
were \ predicted. is EufureB Uteady. . II
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deep. dark wound had been planted
never again to be healed.
Their idoEzed. tavorite child Ind
been taken from them. My mother
could never allude to my dear sister
withcnt an outburst of tears.
Years sped by with all It's lows and
surrows. but another change came to
our dear home, and It's peaceful loved
cnes. War. grim-visaged, cruel war
swept over or land. The deep low
mltterlng disecntent OF two parties,
North and South. aroused our slum-
bering ire. and VIC gathered in circles,
talked OF the coming storm, and many
of us with patriotic fire said we would
dare anything for our noble country.
All was In deep expectancy and pro-
found agitation on the state of our
loved Sammy South" At last the first
gun was sounded upon Fort Sumter.
Instantly Southern blood grew hot
Fathers, husbands. brothers. left their
occupations. and with haste tuckled
on tho armor, and with patriotic fire
left for the battle field.
My two young brothers left their
school and books. and came home
eager for the fray. Ny poor father
encouraged them to battle. while my
mother. with streaming eyes. made
their knapsacks ready, end bidding
them goodbye. they departed for tho
war.
Oh, how l remember that day. as we
told those loving boys good bye, and
watched their retrcating forms 20
from our sight. AS sit here in this
lonely. dismal room, all these thoughts
come rushing Ger me. Childhood
days, marriage and death. tho war
with all Its horrors. my mother and
fathers sacrifice. tho hard times
which VIC lived through praying, long
Ing and waiting for peace, sweet
peace, to fold its wings and settle on
our land. GUa; moi IL. our hearts had
been torn and larccrated unto death
did this peace ccmc.
Our dear brother and darling son
fell. and was mortally wounded ut
the battle OF the "Wilderness.s Oh,
what sorrow. what great grief was
ours. Tho.. dark days for us. We
could on'y draw nearer together in
Cdr. afIictlon: BE still and know
that thou art Gods"
"A; sat here in this old neglected
bono. tho words Of Mrr. Hemans in
th:t beautiful poem, "The Graves of u
Household" came to my mind:
"rhey grew in beauty side by side.
They filled one homo with glee,
Their graves are scattered far and
/ wide.
BY mountain, land and sea-"
was aroused from my rcverie by
my brother calling: Come, Issu.
ln';;s hasten. tho clouds arc thIokcning
for, a storm.
Old Rosewood rccnes of my child
hood dnys long gone never to como no
more. Farewell, old roof tree, that
has sheltered mo, father and mother,
two brothers, two sisters. have gonc
TO await my coming. and am left
to review these bygonc days.
My brother approached me with
swollen eyelids. tho memories Of the
olden times were rushing DER him too.
We bid adieu and tlrn our steps and
lihartr to other things-like all things
else. we pass away. T;
FGEfuary, 1871. 9.
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|. Grain & Provisions

y Chicago. July 22.-Black; rust and
hest spelling the outlook Tor even an
syegages Yield In tile spring crop belt
niAos shes wheat market tend I'd scar.
Che. .clokswa firm s 1s2 M ia. hboye
last night. Corn : sh6wad e. fiet ad-
canSe of y, LIZA 3-8 sand :B48. Oats
showed 4sfo 1-8 |. up. In. provisions
The Dnteomes ranged from 2a;i ;i-2 de:
clffi6 10 gain OF - 1l2. s.. Sc /. =
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.I,ottoza ysoeas

}is u NEW YORK Jniy ~ ottSai3 goods
markets sMAfe dliet today 8: with an
ieasfhK fendA1sy .fep1f Oh iifown.
c6ttpng Mean wear buyink was
Eelstally itIIk 81 foy siifinE exrent iIGtahl
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{ Il hereby announce myself a candl-
F0nte for tho legislature subject to the
rules and regulations OF the den.ccrs-
TIC pariy. GEO. NJ. REID.
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:L.ivs'.rp'o'olG lotion

IS Liverpool July as.G-Coston spott
.ssaief; good middiins 7s9: emiddling
E58g |; low 3Iuia adiinE v9t !; ashless e. .0e1:
Yhse etlhtt6b' ana export 500: Roceitts
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? : hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the House Of Representative
from Anderson county subject to the
rules of the democratic primary. "
- WAITER. F.lWHITE a
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l hereby announce myself candi-
dete Tor CommissiQner sfEpn District
NO: 2. comprising Rantsasnn. Rock
Mills, Fork and CenterYille town.
Ships. subject to rules Of sDemoc .atic
party. $ .s5'''
i 55M WRIGHT. Z
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] hereby af,nonpae myself candf-
date for the House Of Representatives
from AndersC. cnuiity subject to the
rules OF the tsm0cratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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! hereby announce myself a can
didate for the Office OF county SUPER
visor of Anderson county. subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary. T. NJ. VANDIVER.
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/ hereby announce my candidaay
for County oSimissionrr; of Andersoi,
county from the third section. COM
prisinE Hopev.cll. Wiliinmstoiii.
brnshy Creek ena @asyia townships.
subject TO the actipnsgIgihs Demo-
cratic party. -: ~;
- ]. MACK DUFF nOGERs.
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! hereby ANNOUNCES myaelf a candi-
date for county commissioner for the
third section, consistiry of Garvin.
brushy Creek. Williamston and Hope
wei! townships. subject to the action
or the democratic primary.
II. A.sFOSTER.
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lam n candidate TOR the House of
Representatives from Anderson ,ooun-
'ty. I will abide the. rules OF, the
primary. 49,, SAM WOLFE.
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! hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner for Honea
Path, Belton. BroadnwEy and Martin
townships. District Mo- II subject to
the rules OF the deniocratipp primary.
W. r. TOWNES.
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I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for county supervisor, subject
to the rules of tho democratic pn.
mary.
W. ]. JOHNSON.
pelzer. 8. c., R. +. u. /.
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hereby announce myself O candi-
date for County Supervisor of Ander-
Bon county. subject to the rules Of
the Democratic primary.
THOS. b. KAY.
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FOE C0NxlBSI0NRR9

! r. A. Sullivan aofs FORK townshfp 10
hereby: AnReuneed Tor missioner
Cor Section One. comprising Fork.
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l hereby announea sa Sandidacy
tor county eommlsaion0H HrfSpm Section
=. comprised OF Belton. Martin. Honea
rain anu Hroadawny, townships Sub
]ect to the rules OF the democratic
party. r. D,iSMITEI
Better known as "Dlok,i Smith.
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E. REPRESENTATIVE
hereby announce myself as a can
dldate for House OF Representatives
from Anderson, scolnty. subject to the
rules OF the democratic party.
PlT.,OSCAR D. GRAY.
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55.lII WRIGHT.

I hereby announce myaelss ssas can.
al, ate for Commissioned III 4sAnders6r
county. from Section. No. 81 composed
OF Garland, DruBhy, Creek. iopewel,
ana Wiiliamston ToWnahIps subject
to the action OF the demo- party.
-Sf- = fSxtSs ~
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Political Af1noa4ncemes,fs

Rock Mills. Pendleton and Centerville
townships.
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w, H. a. Elrod ANNOUNCES himself q
candidate for county commissioner
from the district composed OF. war.
liRmston. Garvtn, Drushy Creek and
Hopewell. subject to the rules of tho
democratic party. s.7'
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hereby announce myself O candi-
date for supervisor Of Anderson coun-
ty. subject to the rules of democratic
primary. G. r. MARTIN.
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I hereby announce myself as can
didntc for recollection to the leg,sla-
tnre srbtectito the rules Of the demo-
cratic party rs. 1T. r. NELSON.
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! hereby ahn6hnse myself q, ,,candi.
date for tha bfi1cs 1t: Auditor. subject
10: the rn1es % iths DsM6cfatic 6 pri-
mary IS. ) IS 4 III !. e :C !. GRdFFrN.
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l hereby announce myself "a candi.
date for Commissioning ffom. District
NO 2. comprising aFehaieton. Rock
Mills, Fork and Cent9rxslld town
ships. Subject tostnS fules OF the
democratic primary u
JOHN Yts4NTTnERSON.
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fsi announce, myself o candidate FOR
the Legislature from Anderson Coea-
;ty subject to the rules of the demo-
cratic party: ~. r. P. DICKSON.
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y hereby announce myseik Ia, cnndi-
dnte for the office OF crln ln6issionef
from section : g., cpmpi3Sing Fork.
Rock Mills; Pendietons aid Eshteryille
Townships. subject fosfhs rules Of tho
democratic primary. = VI. q. ss II HARRIS.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR

hereby announce myself q candi-
date for county supervisor. subject to
the Democratic primary.
!. MACK f1NG.
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FOR l,siOBaTE ji1v,G,

FOR PtiOBATE 5irnGE I,
: w. p. Nicholson Il hereby announc-
ed eai e candidate tor recollection 10
the office OF Probate Judge, subject
to the rules Of the democratic :pri-
mary. re, ,Ss.ssjt s.,r ,s!'. /.
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hereby announce myself q capdi-
date for the Office OF Probate Judge for
Anderson county, subject to the rules
OF the Democratic Primary.
.,,.gI I. +. IIOLLAND:
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I. hereby announce sfaSseiIS b car,ili-
date for TreasurGf i..ss.:assssiVYs6n . :. s;sssiVYs6n c.,nn-
tys subject to .Ips rules 6fi lilo flcano-
cratie primary j. SLeRa sMITH.
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II hereby announce mghslf q candi-
date for County MISREPRESENTATION TO
the rules OF tie Dem sic primary.
We IaLROD.
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! hereby announce myself g caudl-
date for the. office: OF judge Of pro-
bate for Anderson county, subject to
tho rules goyarning- the democratic
primary election. :. s,,3 ,.3,
]. {. ID. . ]. ..l.. Ws,H, trRIERspM.
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I hereby announce myself a cand,-
date for the 'ot1ce:of probate Judge OF
Anderson county, ,lsubject to the rules
and to the, rbsdlt Of the ID Democratic
primary. - VICTOR B. CIIESHfRE.
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! hereby announce myself a csndi-
date for county treasurers subject to
the rules and regulations, Of the
democratic primary.
= '..ss AsR DR.. W. A. Trip.
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~ hereby announce myRelfa a candi-
date for Probate JudgI 0f Anderson
County subject TO the rules OF the
democrtic primary. w. r. cox,
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! hereby announce mpsHIf d candi.s
date for the Stats sEehat fGtn Ander.;
gon county, subject 10 TIA aattlaas OF tlS
Dem6cratic ptfmar ri
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hereby announce myseIi as q cam
didate for County Treasurer OF An
derson county subject to sthe rules OF
the Democratic party. ~
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.tsahaFIssEtlfts. !.
,ssE&Esss&
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SFOR3 3'CONaREEHa

$50 FOR COR g IS. ,s;S5,
1 ,by ANNOUNCED myzeif Il candi-
dafef 6 .bngreas from the Third, Com
Bressfn SDistr rict, subject 10 iSha
rules nf the detnpcr tft ikf y. is
!. ss, S JOHN &. RON b
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dt, ate for Commissione er,U III Anderson
county. from Section. No. 8. Gonrpossd
OF Garland, Drushy, Creek, fiopewell
and Williamson ToWnahlpsfs subject
to the action OF tho democratic party.
= . 80. !. L e. 8 ai q ! satson.
!! hereby announce mYseik 10 cnndi-
Ihte for the office cpan1issioner
from sectipA Z q, cpmbiisinE Fork,
Rock Mills; Pendietons sasid Eshteryille
townships. subject fosfts rules Of tho
democratic primary. :.ssss ! 81 81 ~ HARRIS.
u hereby announce fnyselfSa candi-
date for commission er from Distrint
M. g.; comprtsing Pendlsfon ROCK
Mills. Fork and CehterviliH Townships.
subject to the rules ofsthe democratic
primary. :: d. S5 ftOBEON.
- FOR LUIlNTY TREASURER
hereby announce smyself- candi-.
aata for county treaspEdr; subject to
the rules Of the demoGfattc party.
-. J. MERCER KING. + !.
hereby announce myself cSndi-
date for county treasurer, subject to
the rules and regulations, OF the
democratic primary.
- Dr.. ". A. Trip.
! horeby announce myself. as q cam
didate for County Treasurer OF An.
dersOn county subject to the rules OF
the Democratic party. {
!',i ...3 5f5 JACOB osBotdNGER.
II hereby announce mysslf i candi-
date fSr County Trensnycrsjs subject to
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-. FOR LUtlNTY TREASURER
hereby announce SplSself- candi-
aats for county treaspEdr; subject to
tie rules OF the deniocfRttc party.
l4s-st J. MERCER KING. 3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26
ALBANIA CONVULSIVA.

LondreS, 26.-Los despachos de AL
bania mdican que la capital del nuevo
orlncip..do est1 eXpuesta i ser atacada
)or los partidarioS de Sad Pash, recien
arrcstado deportado d Italia
Sc ha 1eclarado una revoluciou Ell Ii
ana y las tropas del gobierno han sido
lcrrotadas. Sc dice que una columna
de 5000 imSurrectoS avanza sobre Du-
'azzo. mientras que en- Kavala. ciudad
Stuada 20 Kilometres al sur, los rebel
q 5 hal enarbolado la bandera austria
q. It ia enviara tropas Durazzo pa
rest9blecer el 6rden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26
Los administra-
dores de Correos

La Association de Administrators de
Correos de F. r. celebrara. como va he
mos anunciado, un mltin p1blico en- ell
teatro Municipal de Mayagiiez, ell dia
80 del corriente.
Lo que nuestros lectores no conocen
es ell programa, y aiui 10 insertamos 4
continuation
"The star spangled banner. Banda
Municipal
'Salutaci6n Hon Perea Fajardo,
Alcalde de La Ciudad.
La Association de postmasters' Sc
nor F. CALICO, Secretario de la Direc-
tiva.
FL correo como factor de ell progre-
so y la civilization = Lcdo. Rafael Arri-
llaga, Delegado a la Camara por Maya
giiez
Selection musical". Banda Munici-
pal
La ensenanza del servicio de correo
en las escuelas pubicas Lcdo. Juan b.
IIuyke, Sindico 4e la I'niversidad de
Puerto Rico
La instruction y el ahorro como me-
dios para obtener la emancipation in
diyidual y Colectiva." Senor Modesto
Cordero. Representante de la Asocia-
ci0n de Maestros.
La Borinquen Banda Municipal
Toma de possession de la nueva Direc-
tiva de la Association.
Breves frases del senior Hathaway,
Reprcsentante del DEPARTMENTS de Co.
rreos.
"Clapsura del acto." Hon. Acosta
Quintero, Fiscal de la Corte de Distrito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26
POINCARE EN- LYONS

Lyons 26.-Ilan lIegado NJ. Doumer-
CUE, Presidente del Consejo y Martin,
hinistro de Hacienda. habiendose diriji
10 ensc guida a la prefactura, donde Sc
hallaban eI Pr6sidente Poincar6, ell AL
aide Y dem3S personalidades. Mr.
roincart ha recibido a los alcaIdes del
)epartamento y ha pronunciado IN
iocuerte diScurs0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26
raslado de Oficina

Ell DR.. Molina Gle ST. Remy, Oculista
Especialista para las enfermedades
del dido, nariz y garganta, avisa 4 su
clientele al p1blico, ell traslado Gle su
POLIClINICA y residencia, a la calle
de San Francisco No. 70 Salvador
Brau), lado Norte de la Plaza Colon.
Consnltas Gle 10 IL y de 2 SIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26
|RISIS MINISTERIAL EN- FRANCIA

Paris, 26.-La dimisi6n del gabinete
Doumergue Sc considera que sera cues
tion de diaS NADIA mas. d peSar de que
los amigos intimos del Presidente del
'ouSei no han cesado de desmentir Ell
rpmor La opinion general eS que Sc
formard el nuevo gabinete al abrirse
h session.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26
HORROROSAS TORMENTAS.

Dunkerque, 26.-Las tempestades de
estos ultimOs dias han sembrado la raj
ma EN- estos contornos Los rayos han
causadc numeroSos incendios las llu-
Was inundaciones han devastado los
campos s. "a h
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26
OTRA HUELGUECITA.

Lille, 26-Se han declarado en- huel-
"a los empleados de las companias de
tranviaa de esta poblaci0n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-26
MAS CABLEGRAMAS
PAU Sc EXTREMECE.

Pau, 26-Se ha sentido en- esta un
nuevo temblor de TERRA, que ha causa-
DO ell mayor panico entire los habitantes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-07
T0LE RICHARDSON IS
SUED FOR A DIVORCE
ItltNIE COUNTY TREASURER
ALLEGED no HAVE CURSED
HIS WHE.

That her husband had taught her
children to curse rer was one Of the
many tartling allegations made In
ia" petition for divorce filed in tne
superior court yesterday 10y Mrs. Kit.
tie Richardson against her husband.
1tlo Richardson. former county
Treasurer OF Tulsa county Richard
son, who has long been prominent In
politics In Tulsa county. is prosper
OILS farmer near DWasso
The ri hJrdspns have two children.
ono J.. and one a. In her petition,
which alleges extreme cruelty, Mrs.
Richards Il asks that her husband be
cr joined from selling the crops on n
valuable farm she owns and also asks
for ahmony.
She alleges. amcng other things.
that on July II her husband cursed
her and nearly broke heI jaw with a
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ON SHOES
THE FAMOUS
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blow Of his fist. On August 3 she said
he threw her out Of a buggy. grie,-
Ously hruising her, and forced her to
walk nearly mile 10 her home iu
Tho hot sun.
At other times she alleges that her
nus, and threatened to kill her. and
when she was sick refused To- huy
Mcdivin. for her or TO call doctor
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Young Leads knights of p,thit..

NlNNlIEG Man. Aug 6.-B. :
Young OF Ada. Ohio. for two Years
vice chancellor OF the knights on
lIthtas, today was unanimously elect
ed supreme chancellor at business
session Of the order In annual con
Nenuon here. The 1915 convention
city will he chosen tomorrow. Port
land. ore. Nashville. Tenn. and Ne,.
York are candidates.
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q" ..ur'n town. Nh.r. .u garage
i..r.r rctuI uruI uf J m-ulu,
.rHn,. tH utUmull.s. stu rvt back
home Ju eaur dHt Is p'a.Iu q crush
trIt bat over Che funnel What's I've.
cumc uf tH old time farmer who
used G. l.,c each of his children II
calf when they became uf ago2
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1HE MOST APPROPRIATE. tho
u,st unusual, the most ridiculous and
yet the mDst serious christening that
.c. or occurred will happen rieht here
in Tulsa this afternoon at o'clock
The Ccrdoya hotel, between Main and
houlosr. ON Third will be the chris
tened and the celebration OF the nup-
tinls by Lee q. Jordou and Miss Lola
Reach. Rev. George I Tauhman Of
ficiatirg Il viii be the christcni-s
spirit which Will baptze the baby ho-
tel of Tulsa into the world Of com-
mercial life.
Mrs Charley Rryan. proprietress
Of the CordovI. die not intend 10 open
the hotel for several days, but yesier-
day Jordon came in ana asked II he
nisht get married there. The coin
,idence was ~ striking that she de-