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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
NATIONS BEST
SOUGHT. !. AFTER
MOST EFFICIENT skgEN NINA
seSss's.irEoN 4AlN'TED NJ J. ,Eolt's Dr., sssae'' Z
VACANCIES. .rbj,
-iiSS I8y Il; Gs'N Niit -f'ls ~ inS1 ,-,s 4;
DRAW PARRY Il INES
Political Affiliations VIII Have
No Bearing in Present
Case.

Washington, March 6-The best
authority on internationaisilaw and
the best lawyer obtainable are wanted
for the positions of counsellor and So-
licitor, respectively, in the state de-
partment.
This was the word which came from
the White House today with The infor-
nation, too, that President Wilson
sought the most ELI client men for these
places, Irrespective OF their political
fafIliatlons. For the post OF Counsel
lor, vacated today by John Hassett
Moore, the pFeSi idemt trea ffSeS that he
will have q .tiifiicult task Id finding an
other such authority on intern afional
quest otis He Hopes, t6w ever, To- gst
an experfen need int ii htioaaf law exss
psrtS who hAs Rad broad Automatic
training as we'll ~ tt " s3fpt ~ q ~
TRe names 81 W.. w t6cRhnl. for
nier ambassador to Turk seS ana Rlss
sia, who recently was mentioned for
the position or diplomatic advisor %
Tie president OF China, was prominent
IN today's discussion. Henry White,
former ambassador TO France, also
was mentioned, as were William Bay
ard Hale and John Lind. who have
been unofficial representative or the
president in Mexican affa,2s.
For the position OF collector, which
requires adaptation 20 the legal az
fairs OF the state department, the
claiIns made on the United States
government abroad, and as to extra
uisi9n, tnere were few names dis
eussSs, eTIiD5T6 "a vSssT1Sl W s.SS - 81
pected 90 make fee6ffIate md atidSts
!. shortly for both posltlons,
ID . q IS " r.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06
sERI0uS SITIrATIAN

The action OF the house in sustain
ing the veto of the governor with ref
erente to the clause enabling certain
officials to borrow money with which
to run the government next summer
may not embarrass the state as Sc
riously as 1t now appears, although
It is very serious situation.
The colleges of the state and the
asylum and other institutions will be
seriously seriously bothered The aeyia.. can
not close. of course, for there are l.
800 inmates to be cared for. But we
believe that they will not shut down.
There are natriatic men In the state
who will In some way borrow money
to keep the wheels OF government
running.
AS last resort the state could ask
the railroads and mills and other in
corporations to pay their taxes In ad-
vance of the regular time. and thus
give the state the cash with which to
ron ylfpr me fgii. .montns.
we Beiiese that tiie odttefn' ran Way
company Is the largest indlyiduai tax
e. sSsis .s;sStt
'fRve@ seer or f'resfdgnt4 'EPaifsax- -fIar-
rison we are convinced that he will
help she atate sqf South CaroltDEy and
her People sfiS &pa wayt shat Is e@ithiR
his Dossf lRYfaY 4 agit Il
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a big city. He stated that Anderson
is willing TO take her chances with At
lanta.
In presenting the matter of the new
road to the people OF Abbeville Mr..
Mauldin said he knew less of the de-
tails Of the proposition than the peo-
pie OF Abbcvillc do. But he would
say this: Anderson will take busi-
ness view of il, and IL it appears to
be good thing. theI le; Anderson
lfome in on 1t. and she will do so.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

, Make for yourselves nests OF pleasl
ht'thoughts. ~Nohe of us yet know
for none of us have been taught Id
early youth what fairy palaces we
may build OF beautiful thoughts,
fTopfi against all adversity,. bright
iancies, satisfied memories. noble his
tories, faithful sayings, houses of pre-
ciOus and restful thoughts.
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I .eas4er &c Rioters
Arrested and Jailed

New York, March 5.WhiIe frank
Tannenbaum. former waiter ana n1w
leader of an army of the anem ployed
marching undet the banner OF tile M
?dustrial Workets OF the World, Was iii
o cell this afterne1n waiting for some
one to furnish him with $500 bali,
his force, 100 strong, was lined up Ia
the chief magisfYate's eouft to answer
charges of diaorderly conduct. 'rafis
nenbauni is besslg tried or d charge be
melting to riot: i felony. He and tha
members of 4he mhfchtng party were
arrested last al lght In st. 'A1phonsii IS
church, on Wee HsoadRay, which
they hnd inVade Y = 80, ~ Z; . "a. 80
Wehn Tannen bsuta Nas afr6tgned
on the charge &c ifcitInt 20 riot the
court, after the district attorney's ar
raised the bcnst tn s.. 200. The erst-
while walters friends said they would
have 20 let hitl remain In jail for q
time.
Tannenbaum. deilant. said tae !. w.
w. was behind every man arrested.
He declared We ting hours In fac
tories should % redsced TO eight.
The reason SO many men were uKem-
pl0yed, he said. was because the fac
tories were Working their hands
twelve to fourt al hours daily.
u 49, !. l. -, =, q. .g,s
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Washington police have HID 81 aimed
for their discipline ana the pfs5i otloH
OF efficiency 4 new set oa sE3I s. BY
which they must ccnduck chem selves
In future. One OF the rhle
Otncers must be peaceable ab d 81 s
y. ! e shsiEs q n sisgeEs Z s Slsil s.aEAE
las sSS psssoTasnse ssi.'isi 3: q tSsir
duty
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caiffeFs IN che city. II you fail to
oct your paper regularly please notify
q. Opposite your namo on lGbal
e yoHr paper 10 printed date TO which
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6sgaDn IntellisenceF.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

tarranza says he Is the big noise
Of the Mexican revolution aud that
villa IL but IL little drummer boy.
But that doesn't PM Benton back on
earth
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out of all this mess in Columbia, and
a grand, clean sV'9%p of the whole
business might be appreciated.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

England and the United States are
mighty loving these days.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Lent doesn't seem to have anything
10 do with putting stop to tangoiHs.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Purple wigs are coming into style.
Bat Jim Ham Lewis has the right and
title to the pink whiskers.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Washington, March 5.-Foracast:
South Carolina- Fair Friday and Sat
urday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Mr.. Bryan should be advised that
there is difference between Chihua-
hua and Chhtauqud.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

HembeR OF the Associated Press and
Receiving Complete Daily Telegraphlc
Service
a larger Circulation Than Any 9th
eT Newspaper IN Thls Congregational
District.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

cents soF -Four Months.
I'm ADVANCE
Hember OF the Associated Press and
Receiving Complete Daily Telegraphlc
Service
a larger Circulation Than Any Otho
eT Newspaper IN This CORRReGsioRal
BiBtEiet,
ghe IntelIigeneeF 10 delivered BY
cefFfeFs in The city. II you fail TO
oct your paper regularly please notify
q. Opposite your namo on lGbsl
e yoHF paper 10 printed date 70 which
SOsF paper 10 paid. Ali checks and
6Fgfts should DO drawn TO The An.
6ggEDn Intellisencer.
Washington, March 5.-Forscast:
South Carolina- Fair Friday and Sat-
urday.
England and the United States are
mighty loving these days.
Lent doesn't seem to have anything
10 40 with putting a stop to tangoiHs.
Purple wigs are coming into style.
Bat Jim Ham Lewis has the right and
title to the pink whiskers.
Mr.. Bryan should be advised that
there is difference between Chihua-
hua and chatauqHd,
For nil OF the - jokes we have
tried to pull on the ground hog, we
ash 10 be forgiven.
The patriots OF Mexico viii fight to
tho bitter end for their God-given
rIKht 70 loaf and squabble.
q; tsless:sss|
Those boys who tail 70 learn. base
bali 81 college have consultation in
- r''...-. .-..
There should be a curfew law.
Ai4srlcat people spent $275. .OOO. 900 on
naving pictures last Year, 3 81 I 9ts ] q
Executive sessions are so much
more interesting TO report than open
onaa, That's the reason why.
Richard lie Gallienne says that
"hes.elIn4ss is next to Godliness."
There are 30 many comforting
thoughts In the world.
Special wire to Columbia: Please
take up that nice new carpet off the
:iaoF OF the Legislature. Great sobs
of gore do not improve carpets.
Politics in South Carolina has
reached the lofty plane Of the bull
fight Ia Mexico, the chicken fight In
Cuba and the duel in gay Paris.
In spite Of The trouble lawyers have
TO make living, some people are
eFeel enough to talk about speeding
aee e5f eases in court
Moved and seconded that John LIND
betrecai,ed and that Willie Hearst, ST.
lent Willie, be sent to take the noisy
eness place.
Bali clubs in training In the south
ask for a work out" yet they kicked
like. steers when ordered to shovel
snow on the grounds.
Use the split log drag after this
spell of bud weather. and 1t will be
worth thousands of dollars to the
cointy.:ys
Somehow or other, we feel that
something like tub OF ice water is
going to islesh old Mexico In the face
before many days.
Was that q real earthquake, or swas va
Uncle Dave gistliianghing at some
Joke? That would be enough to shake
the country afSaRd ,,,',I;g =, snissni I, -. eill
TGs exesasier. Of four al eSESsw
yorE'a gnsnsen aneat SLAnrn 5ias y ila-
I tiaetly against, the riftefeststo sport:
What WIN me man killers 40 for d
pastim67 4 ,''s,'lil,'s' ;,i''t' 81
-. Dr. D. Jas r. I:ariisie OF HonorGi col-
lege, Grand old man that he was.
once said, We can do what 1 cannot"
That 70 the strongest argument for
cooperation.
utilization ie spreading. The king
OF England sass two american teams
play baseball the Other day. wonder
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

For nil OF the - jokes we have
tried to pull on the ground hog, we
ash 10 be forgiven.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Z lszsl q a 10 ili U n
re SItg ufs u - EfIll tIS. % map
FhefS within 1ts lfsis the tah Us fslsI
and may not 3ie dsnced.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

The patriots OF Mexico viii fight to
tlia bitter end for their God-given
right 10 loaf and squabble.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Politics in South Carolina has
reached the lofty plane of the bull
fight In Mexico, the chicken tight In
Cuba and the duel in gay Paris.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

There should be curfew law.
iAn1ericah people spent $275. 900. 900 ON
moving pictures last ysafJ5 : 81 $'tssS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Special wire to Columbia: Please
take up that nice new carpet off the
:iaoF OF the legislature. Great sohs
of gore do not improve carpets.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Richard lie Gallienne says that
"heHselInAss aia next to Godliness."
There are 30 many comforting
thoughts In the world.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Executive sessions are so much
more interesting TO report than open
on9a, That's the reason why.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

In spite Of The trouble lawyers have
TO make a living, some people are
cFeel enough to talk about speeding
M cases 10 court.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Moved and seconded that John Lind
betrecai,ed and that Willie Hearst, ST.
lent Willie, be sent to take the noisy
eness place.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Ball clubs in training In the south
ask for a work out" yet they kicked
like. steers when ordered to shovel
snow on the grounds.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

81 t.,8f IA n M n fFsf tItfl.r
81 Those boys who tail 20 learn base
ball 81 college have consultation in
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

Use the split log drag after this
spell of bud weather. and it will be
worth thousands of dollars to the
comfy So
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

ciyilizations il spreading. The King
OF England saw two AEnsrican teams
play bnsebail the other day. wonder
f ne bevled out the umpire, His papa
would have done Il.
We poor cl0daoppeFa away up here
- san't make heads or tails
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-06

De sasa = I:nriisie OF Won0rC col.
ilege, grand old man that he was.
once SAID, We can do what / cannot"
That 10 the strongest argument for
cooperation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
/
Oorth Oafotd.

6rn TdrQo, Y. Gaf.. mc06clcs ben
230e &ununr: Fri Siate @roin
Growers gsiociation aiiluttcoc
ioa9 i'm t6oe aorli9e aonpcntion
meo %eotnaeIien al Gciolutioner /
6aoer al %allniuoeIi9 Stcmmcrct Tor
apinOcr oq Tor OpitileIicr al :. $.
Worii, Gircftsr Tor Nortb InfotaS
SonobruAsbciitole iom aanoi0nt Tor
TorbluHOeienntor pco tommelloc Eri.
mGrpdla. Giretisren QienpaIateS
o8ioa iii Sr9nniioiionens NrGiiocnt.
Hciolutionen / 6ausr al lircftcr
&orita 2onbiootur pcotoacs meo
ioago0t'om GnitcmmiQ6eo. buorimoo
SpsrgsmaaIet ON Stcmmeret for
aoinbcr iOranIcoigcOc Ell meqct AM.
meret Gc6at. Tom pnrcoe / oper Ell
limc. ct 6orllnI ON az henlpaQc
Reiolttioncn iont itri0ct0c NOS
6orcninQcna 9icAlcr ON life al blau.
DC ii1 / Eolitifcn. iorfaiteoe9 inliS
lcrtiO me0 Ell ooerupIOcn0c Waio
ritct, on nc6 Sen cn0cIiqc Niitcnl-
nina Ellen Ncicllitioncn pc0taaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
en- romantic SluSt.

sra Nerico Sin tclcQrnicre9 Sen
220e &dnuor: Sorqc &cro Giidnol.
en- al 0e t10 Observation-Disclosures.
iom sen 10bc Cftobcr 1913 tlcD
faiie0e / TGuqicl al Frpiioent Nli
eta. blep iluor Mites iwuQlct no
al Npcn al oen amerifauife GhorQt
0'@liioircs NcIiou C'Shauqhneaiu og
/ 5iftcrbeo icnot oiitco til &ero
Gru3.
Scnor GitonoI cr Ell melet irem.
ituacnbc abuofnt % ror Cplna
ninlsminiitcr / ErGiiocut @ooeroS
aabinct. San bleu Tor en- GiO ii.
Sen uaa Rct2orOrc ls9lu0t ira TruQ
Ilet, men 0o iaoueI ban iom hans
@cnuer troebc. al Suerta itrGbtc
ham eitcr @iuet. henncn0te DC iia ON
&iplp iii Dir. C'Shaugbnesip.
Genu Dor iirar piail, leieoe en- pri.
nat ISernboncuogu % III Senor
Gitonol / al NcmmcIigbco bragt
omboro pnn oenne. %o1ner blcp
0crpaa tilfo5let oet reglilpre 1og
iii @era Grij, bUor ban peo Anfom-
zen ril benuttc ia az ocn isrite
Sfi6sleiliabco I'll al fomne iig no
al Sar0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
S0lmvrocriernc

! i'm Happort iii Geprp'cntaui
huiet ion 6ormluo / aomiteen Tor
llogiitcr @anoelsocpartementet
Irenfom Aongre2mnno Hothcrmcl
ira (cnninlpunia mcO Sen 'cniutio
nellie NcituI0nill. ct |oiicntlig GicH
Dom iii Ct GcIob al S3O.OOO.OOO uar
bIct sOcIngt og SCI5citau0cu t 9tl1
Tia nTiten belt uorpNcct iorat berigc
nogle iau |ri0aipcriouer. 9ciful0
ningcn or boieret pan cu Al oer
uTunte &omitc i%orctugct llu0eris
Iclic al ocn HO0ianait % Nc0ilult
ming Al SGl. ION uuaitooc3 at lore
Gau u0u aniteu al 9lldita.
NcitpI0niugcu trucr mcO at anita
&c aaratter al en- national Sfanou
le, i0ct mange ircmra1euoc oiicnt
lige MGno err implicerc0c / Neora.
gericrne. Nan imeocier 0erior meo
noifilig SpGuoirQ oe 9iilerinqer.
iom Nomiteen Tiger uiI iinoe Stco.
noar oen begpnOer line Aibsringer
al De nnJiploeu0e Gerioucr.
glonOt Bent. ION nrunes ! aonli.
terapporten. er Charles gtogel. Ser
bar Ghei Tor 6auocls0cportementet
/ Rats Hc1ieringstiO. o. Sc 6cr.
a.otcr2 6iiferitommisiGr George
X. @omers.
NJ oe andre iom nGUncs / ilmme
6orbinOclie. or 10 M oeoe. nenlliN
6orbm0sienutor Stepber 9. Glfins
ira @eit @irginia % :. 9. Drills
ira 3cm 9ort. Sc iimgereoe iont
@arantiiter Tor Observation-Disclosures
% iiocs at haze inoct i'm ll6erale Eel
al Ben uretmpsii9e 6ortieneite. Get
oirette 9lniuar ior Miprocriet lTgses
paa Observation-Disclosures Frpii0ent
Siaac Siebe9 ! Gan SranciSco.
Com Grcmpel pnn. / hpilfeu llo.
iirufniug Gouiangiteu orepeS. auie.
res. al glnifaS SGl6eitano er blepet
reouceret ira ouer 100000 iii ON.
trent 100 1000 Stpfter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
fdrmfredturerne.

SielAe Gn9blooct "Croroc Subj
6ormcr" bor &rroicn al GnrmOprc.
he / Sc 6or. Stntcr / 1913 itclct
Ell hiotil ubsrt @rno.
&UroiltiQninlcn beIab liz ncmlia
III life mluorc cno Sil315S.0 00
'anltloig meb, at SotalpUroieu al
ale Gpr pod Sarmcu unae0c oclr
cuormc Sum al S5.596.O2L0O0.
nj oeite pGl0ipe @eleb reprrien.
iereOea S2.fS5.555.OO 0 Al Soften.
$520330,000 al Mitlen % ST..
032 $50 al MeIfcfocn.
iii Sdmncnlianing fan nrpucS,
al Sotullummen cr 30 Trotent ltsr.
re emo belle San0cts REORGANIZATION
og nUitcn ligcloa itor iont ianltliqc
FenAeinoifuO / DC iortiOen beitaacn
DC 400 9tutlonolbonfer.
GTrhiitignInaen / DC iinite IL
Wnanc0er cr toIu @onJc iod itor ION
llbbpttct Al sc 6or. Statcrs o9 Hln.
lfaa GIitcrier / Anrcts Ssb, inn @an.
&c iaa itor iom SotalpGroier al
observation-disclosures % 81 @anqc
ltsrre enc 0ell ourllGc Ero0uftion al
@ul0 on Selp / Dc ,Sor. Statcr.
(lltro09 for Sen ltore NProiitia.
ming piIer NntnQet al fie0proouce.
renoc (pr en- Anuite betpoellg REQ.
gang Antullet Al Slngtcfprg en-
9tebIang al 1,762. 600 Stpfter %
Antollet AZ Suin en- NeoNaug al
ouer 100000 Stptfer.
Nntolct al Q}clfefier cr onltrcni
%ulorauorct. mems 9ntollet al @citc
or itcQct llot.
AnriaIen til Sen b~etpoeliqc REQ.
gang / Suiucbcitunocu ifploca sen
mango Stotcr bcrien0c SuincfoIeru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Clv Suftifibsrute.

Sra Chicago meo0clc3 ocn 236c
SSanunr: >Qinoia Acro GLIB bcilnt
icoc pnn iii Msoc iqaor Mites at ~
rettc Ell rcgclmTalil Suitlfibarutc
ntcllcm Chicago og TorltaOcn Sor.
rcit cafe. I'll Ell NclpuOclic ifoI
70 Suitbaaoc iUttc2 igan1. Hutcn
ifal lpagcS oucr @ofc Midigan, %
hrcr al Dem ifal gisre lire Surc
boaliN.
Settle er Sen an0er 9iiitifibsrutc.
iom er oprctict her / 9oubet. Gen
~ierltc, iom oprcttcoe2, cr mcllcnl
Petersburg, Tla.. % Tampa, Sla.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27

6OrtiGttes paa siSe 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Dozen befrieoe ham.

sra Gbica9o meoOeIes Sen 23Oc
Sanuar: anorep Slion, iom / ire
Waaneoer bar hart &alget meaem
hanbles SinSsiorpirrirq. Den nG
iicn iitre Seo cller muligens al bli
hun0t Tor 0uitrumoro. oeoe ibng /
COMMUNICABLE. 90 bcrmeo enbtc en-
al Sc paniteliaite Eager. ION auto.
r"itetcrne / Goot Goirtn nosenNnoe
far bart mes al beitiae.
Otter MorSet pnn lin Suitru !
Septcmber 1913 itieo ban iig
SopeSet meS OCT feiultni. al en-
SpIint al auglen bleo iiooenoe /
Sicrnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27

nj sc 9uler. ionl bar p1ret I'll.
faIot. crtlUrr0c no9lc. at ban otloc
BIZ babies iin0siuo9, ON Splinten
life ~ilerncbce. mems auore crtlGrc.
Sc. at SlerncIieu al SpIintcn riIoc
pare Sen lifrc Ce0. @pftcocS set
at iicrue Spliuien. on Slion ifliIbe
tomulc 'ia. nil0c han bli iut unoer
Siltnlc Tor Moro.
acknowledgements beilutteoe liz
cnocliG I'll at iorctaae Ell Separation.
Gen u0isrte9 ilndr mleO oct he.
illItat. al SIion itrar eiter 0eNc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Sfibs

Sra @%nibington bcrcttcS ocn 21oe
Snnuor: Ser blep i'eIlc SflbS.
iartaburcnuct / Nouoeloocpartcmen.
Ter / December 1913 irroigbuQ9ct
81 SciI % 0ompitibe / DC ,Sor.
Staicr.
\ &c Ter MiGoucocr. iom cuOtc Sen
Site December 1913 bIeu ser Jolt
bpggct GA INC SciI. on Sampifi6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
!flere ~olutomobiler
/ Sru0

Sra Nem 9orf mcNocIc5 sen 2Soe
Sanuar: Sielqe Ell al Stotaictre.
.Trcn / Rem BORT u~Oarbcibct Stoti.
inf or Ser iortioen rTiten 1000.
coo IutomobiIcr / @rlg / Sc for.
lticlliqe Soubc / &erocn.
Nj bette NntoI idlocr 10 $40
paa Sc Torcreoc Statcr. 425.S3S
poo Storbritannien % SrIauo,
273,511 poa Sc spriQe curopriifc
2onoc oa Ncitcr paa 2auoc / andre
9clc al Ter0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27

Der intct rruuc$ ocrom / ocn oiii
ciclIe N~otcperlin0. i%niornlclt oiafu
tcrct al Staiaminiiter Nrnan % Ben
lapanclilfe Imboainoer. men iiocu at
lore I'll no9et proftlif Nciulidt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-14
EGG PRICES STILL
TEND DOWNWARD
Another 2-Cent Reduction.
Hens Are Scarce With
Prices High

There was another drop of cents yes1
terday in the price of eggs, and a cor1
responding rise in the price of hens. Thd
demand for eggs is only fair, while thd
supply Is heavy. Hens are vey scard
on Morris avenue. as it is said that thd
farmers hesitate to send their fowls I'd
market while the laying season is onl
The price quoted on hens is now II cents
a pound. while eggs have reached level
of "a and 26 cents. 1t is expected that
the bottom will drop from the egg market
during the coming week. and it is pref
dicted that the price by the end of the
week will reach 20 cents.
There is no decided change in the pro@
duce, feed and fish markets
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-14
LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Local Cotton
Fruits and Produce

Russell apples, Sc box; western box
apples, s2.25QS; Ben Davis, $3.50: lines,
per 100, SIPS; lemons, box, 800, S4 Florida
grapefruit, s4d5; Florida oranges, s.. go;
Malaga grapes, imported, in kegs, s6q7;
Irish potatoes, S1.05@1. 10 bu.; Jumbo
H.75; cranberries, per box, s3 bbls., s12:
strawberries, per quart, 25@35c: eel
cry 81 dozen; California celery per
crate, $3.50: tomatoes $3.50 crate;
Danish cabbage, 2i5c lb.; pur-
pie cabbage, per IN &c.. rutabaga
turnips. 1s4c lb; new crop red and yellow
onions, 4c lb.; imported onions, crate.
$1.75: cocoanuts, Sc bag; chestnuts. lb., Sc;
imported in kegs, 10c lb. English walnuts,
15@2Oc Brazil nuts, lb., 1s02oc; almonds.
1s@20c; filberts, 15c; pecans, l5c; Cali
fornia figs, case. $3.50; dates. h.. SIC.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-14
kOlJAkS

FILMS developed, 1Oc per roll. Prints &c
and 4c each. Prompt attention and
work the best. Covell Co. 6-21-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-14

SPECIAL MARDI GRAS TRAIN TO
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE. LEAV-
ING BIRMINGHAM SATURDAY, FEB
RUARY Il, At II 800 p. NJ. LOUISVILLE
AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD. SLEEP
FRS OPEN FOR OCCUPANCY AT 600
r. NJ. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS
NOW. ONLY $685. ROUND TRIP TO
MOBILE AND 5000 TO NEW Or
LEANS. FOR FURTHER PARTICU-
LARS PHONE MAIN 5S13 OR 977.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-14

FOR SALE-Furnture factory with equip
ment of best woodworking machinery,
shavings exhaust system, steam heating,
electric lighting, dry kiln, trans, lumber
sheds, warehouse and private spur: all
buildings new and located on acres
of ground on main line of l.. & n. R..
r. Fine opening and best of facilities
for a sash and door plant. Owners go
ing out of business. Write c., care Age
Herald. 2-6-l4t
FOR SALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED
AND PROSPEROUS DRUG BUSINESS,
IN LARGEST CITY IN FLORIDA;
FULL PRICE TOWN; PROMINENT
CORNER, ON PROMINENT STREET;
SALES OVER $4,000 PAST YEAR; $500
CASH. DRUGS, BOX 1902. JACKSON
VILE. FLA 2-13-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-14
Fish and Sea Foods

Red snappet. sira1Oc in bbl lots; gray
snappers or groupers, 61sc; large. 9lsc;
small snappers, 1oc; Spanish mack
erel 121aa15c in bbl lots; fresh water
Dreams, s1a@9c; pompano, 25c; red bass.
61ac; mixed fish, Sc: small trout,
SIC; fresh water cat. dressed. 1315915c;
salt water cat, SEC; speckled trout,
131sd15c. Shrimp, 10c ID.
New Jersey oysters. il. sal Go; southern,
Plants, $40 per 1000. Shrimp, 10c lb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-14
FOR RENT--ROOMS

FURNISHED rooms, with steam heat
and all modern conveniences. sos N.
18th St, Apartment /. 2-s-7t