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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07
UaiesSau.
@citriser Sies Der oReSs" in 9bila'
oelp6ia.

a(ls gatteris fir Cincinnati Tunair.
ten in Oem aeitrigsn Oritten Gpiele
Der Seris apiiteR unIersn ,Rebs4
unb ben rQudiers" in p6ilaoelpbia
S6lsuberer Benton unb isGnasr
Glarte ae9en MaribaQ reip. &iaiier
fir bic 8egner. lnfers 8atterie blie6
Biz gum gnbe bes Spieles auf i6rem
poiten, pGbrenb Der QuGter SdIsu.
bersr nah benz 4. 8ange, porin Die
sReos" 2 Gdufe Iitsrten, bur6
Riren, biefsr i'm 8. 9ange ourd Wats
tiiou uHb 9aumgdrtner abgel1it purs
be. Benton bate quite SontroGe
ilber feineH Ball; er Osri6entte nur 2
5reipdiie segen 7 ietasr 4 @eaner
uHo fanbie einen 9uftfd5ler geaen
atpei aur 8unt. Die .Rebs" tparsn
ben .NuGters" i'm glnsriff ipeit ii6ers
le9en; lie nadten 10 srsffer geg.n
d. unb beibe Neunsr baiten ie 3pei
6ebler auf Dem &onto. 5fpDmblg
mar unIsr Better S4lGser nit g
1reffsrn. MoQtpis unb glarte itters
ten ber.n ie 2. blruntsr ms9rbaiige.
Gaion unbQuisIsg tparen bic S9isbsz
ridter. Our6 bitIsn Siss baben ii5
Die Rebs ben 5. BluB auf Der Rangs
life, an Der Sbibc Der 2. 0ipiIiDn,
suriiderobert, BEN lie geftern an Die
.Sudisr" Derloren bdttsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07
9ierS uer(ebt.

2(ls Der GutI9er 6rant Bort BON
ber 9(p1ms GrpreB So. geitern ieinsn
Ougsn riidrdrts oegen bic @Orf4pelIe
am Suuie y2o. S06 Sycamore Strabe
Tabren poate, iiberiab er einen offeHs
iiebeuben babritubIi6a6t. Der @as
aen fiel in bic Oeffnuna Inb apa oas
s'fub nit iih. Bort tounts ii6 our4
einen Gpruna md rett3eitia III St.
Ger6eit brineen. Die Seuerpe9r eut=
Ianbte bic 9etters&pmpaqnie g{o. z,
nm bas qferb aus Dem S6adt ,l
bplen. Sos Sbisr bat idhrere @erlcBs
ungen bappnoetragen uub Der @agen
purbc poQIt6rot0 oemolirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07

den, CAB absr bann 20 Gents fir
@eriteniaft Der. Der asFel mar
ianell geleert uno polltsn Die Bur
i6en dnge6lib mod mebr @eIb fir
Bier ba6en, mas Dee berDeiaerte,
fporauf er angegriffsn porben iein Mil.
SelbftDertbeibiguHg 5os8ee Elm tlsi.
nes 5eOermefer unO bradte bem
6olmer eine gerIeBung am Inter
leib Bel, tpel9e ii6 i'm itdbtif6en
Hranten9aus ais febr gefGbrIi9 6ers
ausitelIte. 9ee bleibt borlGufig in
9aft UNI ben Qusgang her @erlpuns
oung Des 6olmer ab3uparten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07
Ginem Sersihlas erlegen.

Dor bem oaufs gtu. 523 Carr
Strube brad aeiteru @Ormittnu bic 65
Sabre dlte sSrau Mdrp Builder bon
No. 1911 8eft 6. Strabe beipuBtlos
srfammen unb Derifieb, ebe ibr drsts
li6e Silfe autbeiI fpuroe. Der GOros
nsr itellte feit. bah Die Trau einem
6eraIhlaa erleseu mar uno CAB Die
aei9e sur @eerbiguus frei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07
VebnrteH.
& n a ben.


Sbomas uno Cola 6oaan, 342e
Wiiiiiiippi Sirabs
GOmarb uno Bertha StrobOi.r, Tie
Baum Gtrabe.
DITTO uno 4nna 6snu, 1413 Dor
man Strabe.
George unb @snebisDe g6srs. 2131
Wcasau Qpenue.
WaItsr unb sSeiiis Sdrotsl, 1147
Capion Strdbe.
'Srebsrid unb 9lIite Wilbsh 65s
Gnri1bt glbenue.
i,risbrid uab 0raee @olenber.e,
$40 aaurel Gtrabe.
GlIis unb Wap 6uIsbed. 1101 Oars
riicn 4beniie.
pauI uno katherine MuEinssr,
HOO SebIer Strabe.
Gbauneep unb Margaretbe Sfaip,
1436 sohn Sirabe.
Rubpiu unb GDa DeFanst, Gollege
6iIl.
aouis uno NOhanna Saisnmiiner.
10 Warn Sfrdbe.
Jrsb. unb Gmilie RicaIan, 16 Bier
aebnts Strabs.
Gb. unb 9nna giameper, 1915
,flint Strabs.
Gbriitopb rnb Sulia Selte, 20
Ssinblap Strabs.
Halpb Lnb acraine String,r, aoeuit
rnb Tapion 4penus.
Willie unb Roie Sdaniemann. 300
Is. GtraBs.
albam uuo ROie iFsas. 1914 SaTas
fras Strabe.
Wm. unb Marsaretb. pauIep, 1919
n. s. Sirabe.
Wdb1en.
georae unb Gtbel seansp, 3O69
Wcospoob 4penue.
sSobn uub Marp 6ammonb, 1910
9ubb Strabe.
Gbriitopber unb sslorence 1uttfe,
5l7 6annibaI Strabs.
iSront unb 9uiiIba piait. 3739
gbnarbs Roab.
Gbdrlss uno Winnie Worris, 719
Sonnerstsraer Sirabe.
Wdr unb Zulu Resste. 1877 gbdic
qpenue.
Oscar uno Rsllie Rolf 1893 Gen.
trail 4psnue.
Wiliam unb asua SOnbsrs. 7o1
Martin Gtrabe.
aoieph unb 2ena 'SIaHnisan, 2511 |
0alpin Mpenue.
RUPERT unb Mabel Ropnsrt, 1144
Sberman apenus.
Robert unb Warp Sdrofsnlofs-.
4012 golerain 4psnue.
.Sohn unb Waria aibm. 1921 Gen.
iral apsnue.
2luauit unb aucp gieberIbmibl, |
1893 asnes Strabs.
6emann unb aIoa Dablboff, 964
Gnriabt 4penus.
Sofepb unb anna gonbapfsl, 1926
Siahianb apenus.
sSobn unb cba Staub.nm.ier, 2l49
Baltimore piis.
MaIter unb Rarp Raifnsr 1a1
Goethe Strabe.
SuIius unb Gertrub Wi&aeIfon,
1888 Wsslsh Ipsnus.
WilIiam unb Gliiabstb 5aud. 113l
0eit GtraBs.
6arrr unb Gpa freeman, 3ll6l
Sioblanb arsnue.
Nm. uno 'fIor.nts 9rinttr. 253s
gseiman Gtrabe.
aIfreo unb Carrie gIerId. 44o6
Winton Roab. +
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07
sSSentiii,irt.

Der unbefGnate 5obts, pelder am
Wiitipod Rorasu auf benz RuienpIds
bss G,orfielb place uufaefunben nor
ben lit. tpurbs als Der 81 Sabre alte
tbemulise anpulsriit Sobn 2aubdd
BON go. 916 Rorb Dinheiter gpenus
turm Willidm 9urbis. ftnen sbemaIi.
gen &amerabsu, ipentiiiairt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07
FarffO nserte.

5iir bas aon3srt i'm gurnet
W o oo 8 Bart. bas Samitus Rd6@
mittag Inn balls 3 lIbr bon Der Gss
bsrser'ihsu Sapeqe gege6en piro, bat
aupeamsiitsr Gburles gsberssr jr.
oas foIssHos PrOgramm suiammsnss.
feut:
Mari6 - .abe sbunbsrsr" SouIa
SuDettiirs = ,O6srOn". :. .Debsr
Son5srttuaIser - rGasIiOitrO" 80.
................ Strdub
Qfus5iis. aus Der Opsr .absls".
9riqust
GslsetiOn - .MaOams guttsrflp"
.................. puctini
aornsisSoIo (ausgspdblt 4.
Carl Balls.
Caprice = n2be Gbarmer". .....
.,............. gbdmindbe
Grpber arDnungs Wari9 aus Der
prrpbst" ........ Wtsperbesr
2lm Sonntas 2t6snb bal6 8 llbr
tpn3srtirt bic Gs6srser'f6s alpslls
aud aui benz W pbapt Spiels
plat. mo- iie oas fplsenos 9ros
srdmm CUR 9ur9fiibruns brinsen
miro:
Rori9 - .9aus9isrs Of amsrica"
Gdmpe
Grcbsr WalSsr - ga Sersnuta"
.................. Sdrpne
Wlelpbien aus Der Sper .Sbree
Spius" ..,. Spidna
Gupsrtiirs .Risu3i' 80. Wusnsr
SsIsction - nsbe pint Gaop"..
.............. Sarpl
2ornsts (ausgeipdbID .......
Carl Balls, Soliit.
Cabaret Sits OF 1914. -. -, Remtd
Jinals sail TO tbe Spirit Of
2ibertp" ........... SpuId
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07

5tute Radmittaa bisrt.s unb lebt.s
Spiel Der Geri. 3tDii6en .Rsos" unS
.auGters" in philadelphia.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
MARKET | REPORT
New York Cotton

New York, Sept. 1i.-oniy three
hundred bales of the old straddle in
terest were liquidated through the
operations of the special cotton ex-
change committee today but the talk
suggested increased cheerfuliness as
20 the general situation and market
outlook,
The fest that offerings OF spot cot
ton have not increased during the last
several days OF good picking weather
mas been partly .re1poneibic for the
greater optimism. while the trade
.iere has also been impressed by the
various measures adopted to Gistri-
butte the burden of holding and finan-
eng the crop. 1t was ,rumored that
ocai traders were trying to .,uy De-
ccmber contracts privately at con-
siderable advance asii compared with
their bids earlier In the week.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
!. .I1ula,s Review

Y -
New York, Sept. 11--HOpes or better
trade loom larger, than do actual
iraIsa5tiis;ass 5. and except Mt d few Wes-
tern cities. the: trend OF things the
couHtry over IS tempered by iconser-
vatism, With positive dullness prevail
Ing In the South. Fail festivities at the
numerous points have ,p,edc for some
what heavier; buy ying. hut the Improve
ment thus reflected \. is only relative,
and 1in iedpstripl limos the. pace :of
operations Isl slow. -
As yet, American merchants are
cropping for 5oreign markets, and
while progresS MAY be made In that
direction. the situation is still, one OF
promise rather than. perforuiance. 1t
IS conceded that fund ndamentalS condi-
lions are sound. crops being of ex-
celient volume, and that ultimately
crop money WI hnake itself felt, bnt
on the other hand, high rates for mon
eg chaclis enterprise while high prices
or 40 IN the case OF cotton. too low
prices, hamper huying aud tend to
further 1emept buyers to the policy
osE waiting for Developments before
ordering liberaily,
BusiGess failures, for the week were
2fA compared with 26S last year; In
Canada 81 compared with 27 last
year Wheat exports 7.0zs 900 bush
stllsrr I, rS.S 81 4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
Weekly Cotton

New York. Sept l1.--Reeher mors
optimistio tone mas developed IN cot
con Lreae circles mere during the past
week. tAttie actua! progress mas
Dech maze In nquiuating the OLD
straddie interest. put enough mas pee
lone tc indiiate that inc pans OF the
international ccnlerencet may even
uaiiy accomplish the oplect ana the
lopes OF closing out tne Ola contracts
At reasonable level OF prices have al
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
Severe PUNISHMENT
OF AErs. Chappell, IF Five Yeartb
{ Standing, Relieved By cardui.
Better things ara in

MI. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah NJ. Chap.
peil of this town, says: 81 suffered for
live years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could iell.
] tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
i read one day about Cardlis, the wo-
mans tonic, and lidecided 20 try il. |!
had NOT taken but about six bottles until
4 was almost cured. IL did me more
good than all the other medicines had
3ried, puirt together. Ss9ss>e',: 'Nas ~
NY friends began asking me why I
looked so well, and ! told them about
Cardui. Several are row taking IT,"
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
of the ailments due to womanIy trouble,
such as headache, hackache, cideache,
sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tired
feelfhga
II so, .letus urge you to give Cardui a
trial. We feel confident II, win help you,
Just as 1t has a million other women Ia
ale past hail century. SO -
Begin taking Cardui to-day. You
won't regret It. All druggists.
wyit. q; canttsnoose. Medicine. CO.. LADIES',
advisory DEPT. Chattanooga. Tenn. for .steeiaf
kitraefiosS On your casa and 64-paeo book .doFiio
zfeatmsnt foT BoHisls IN palm wIsElJl. E.c,ti ie5
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
BOSTON RETAINS
LEAD OVER GIANTS
Won Final Game of Series From
PhiIadelphia After a Ninth :
r Inning R.lly
(By Associated Press ,

Boston, September 11.--Roston won
the final game from Philadelphia to-
day 6 to after ninth inning rally,
and still holds leadership IN, the Ma
tional league: Manager Stall.ng was
without the services of Ca3aaia John
Evors, who was suspended for three
days for controversy with Umpire
Eason, Thursday.
With Philadelphia leading by ono
run In the ninth, Dugey, batting for
Moran, singled and moved to second
on wild pitch. Whitted's single put
Dugey on third and Gathers sacrifice
fly scored him. Whitted went to thir!
on the play and scored on Maran-
ville's sacrifice fly to right.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
THE CLEMSON TIGERS
Have q Very Strong Combination for
it, The Coming Hear. .ls

~ = Z s F.
: Clemson College. Sept. '1I.-With
the arrival of Coach Bob Williams on
Thursday afternoon interest IN foot
hall increased n hundred per cent.
Practice was. begun at once. anu thrFe
was o fne squad out at the. flrst praeg
tice. Il
Only old students about 500--have
reported yet: Three hunder and twerf-
tg freshmen will report next week,
Just what material viii be found In
the crowd is doubtful. Anyway, therc
are many good men ready to strive
for the varsity honors. 81 & IS
: j I. L.. Carson. center OF last years
team will assist In coaching the,teanl.
He was: popular both as an athlete
and as q man and he Will he Of great
help In getting the line into shape.
w. A.. Sehili Hitter who has played
guard and tackle is captain Of the
tsann. s:{.l; s 3; &; is
The following shows that the Tigers
have very strong schedule IS g,
Sept 2e.-Dahionega At clemson s.
Oct. gidson at Davidson.
Oct. o. Uniyeraity Of Tennessee ct
Knoxville. g ,s ,s3s
Oct l7-5Anbnrn at Auburn.
Oct, 90. IJniversity or South Caro-
sss:,s ss:i:ss. - a. Eoiurnhia iS.ate tse1r.l
Oct. Biz Citadel pt Charlest0n.
8 Nov. 2 uniYersity OF aeorssa In
Athens. q 5,s; ~
tutn in Richnond g
Noy % gnoEEiA Tech q Attain
tes s Z; q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12

EyreSfue1t' u ~. 1lnFEe5t stetl lkagermCd
a. stA.as,ssans ID dnf IA "a. 3 as,..,
: AsFanfa, GA. Sept. II Charles s /
Barrett president OF the national
Fatmers Union ID In yVaahineton
today with the ofIlcersi OF the uilioiiI
ureinr congress TO take up three o.
four million bales OF tie cotton ck6ks.
They hops TO enlist the aid of lhd
president Ia fheif plen and To fsfcufe
The necessary Legislation from Son1
greka & s Il, II SSs N s
Ii would reqpire one hnnJred ana
.fifIy psillidn siol;ars 20 take pf thfee
million bales of cottea At ten cents
s. pound. e =. 4
s Many cnhe efessnneny ahaos,y fhcia
seseffi ksontherneEs, told Aar. Barrett
fbey eonIh nct sappolH the pian on
principle, bee8nse Il the government
afiheidlsed the cotton crop 81 Monifl
be called upon 10 tnire tho wheat. eaIas
ned salmon and other cfo9g whenetof
they were cent fgonted With losses.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
Tied I'm Eighth.

Philadelphia, Sept. 11.-For the
third time this season Boston and
Philadelphia failed to play game
to conclusion. Umpire Chilli stop
ped play. on account of darkness in
,ne elgn.h Win tns score .isa at eigh. a
the lead while. Bedient was pitching,
Bush weakened In the seventh. Shaw
Key did good work as -escuer. but
Hoston tied the score In. the eighth
NJ s. nass &c Isnyrin. Garsaer's sin-
gle and Thomas sacrifice flys4
Score
Boston. :. =. 1920 900 21-8 n
Philadelphia :. .013 922 00-9 10 /
: Wood, Bedient, Gregg r. Collins
and Thomas, Carrigan; Pennock, Bush
s;hawkey and Lapp. j.5S -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
C7aicaao GrairS

GhicaKo, Sept q Beat prices
today failed 10 maintain a rally which
started after the market had fallen
TO q level of 12 Easits n buciiel antles
the same high point Of last Saturday.
Thee lose was nervous ct tae same as
last night With d close Of s1c down !.
Corn. flniaI1esi IN shade 70 lac oil. soate
With il geia 9f IA 4 b.8 10 a-sc and
proyisIene snEging 20 eenta decline 10
Ah advance of SI.l0.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12

Summary--Two base hits, Becker,
Magee: three base hits. Maranville.
Schmidt; hits off. Crutcher, 8 In 4 ia
iIlings,of SStrsfid, 8 In Q 143 innings,
off Davis. none in 1-3 innings, off
Coefeilsnl none In e-ie inning; saerI-
flee hits, Whitted. Martin; sacrifice
flies. Smith, Gather, Maranville; stoI.
en- bases, Mann. Paskert; double plays
Maranville to Whitted to Schmidt, (2l.
Lobert to Bruins TO Lobert; Lobert to
Irelan to Magee; left on bases, Boston
8. Philadelphia 8; first base on bnlIs,
off Crutcher l, off Strand 4; off Davis
1, off Rixey 2; first base on errors,
Boston q; hit by pitcher, Schmidt;
struck out by Crutcher i, by Strand
3. by Cocreham j, Rixey q: passed balls
Burns, Whaling; Wild pitches, Strand,
Rixey. Time OF game 2.30. Umpires
Klein and Emsiie. M
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
Liyerpolols Cotfor,

Liverpool; Sept. j L Cotton spot i'm
proved business. a; Sales 4,a50 bales,
Including 4.300, American Jon the basis
OF GOOD for mid ding imports s25.
Weekly cotton statistics:
Total forwarded to milk 800 bales
of which 2.2Q9 wore .Anerfcau; stock
$4,000, American b77. 600: American
none; exports 1900. - {. !. - -. s.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12

cIded to kposspo,ie Tor ms inoIs Ii tic-
sion ON the prsferrea divident nns-
ally declared at this titlo.
was said that though this fsill divi-
dend ca the pfeferred stock .Silf been
earned in the last fiscal wear The
board felt Justified IN making this
postpcns nsTpeht ~ Wow Of the General
situation. Is s',sf 3,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
/ Cotton Seed Oh

q New York, Sept. Il r-cottaa seed oil
was firmer, ,Slosing 5 to III points net
higher II ,..steength was due to
the foreign as well as domestic de-
niand Tor actual oil, together with
grmer aud iscarcer offerings OF crude
oil. Tenders on contract were 1,40O
barrels. Ttotal sales l2,700 barrels.
The market closed steady. Spot
COO a $40.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
DIarfiiosa EsIaedy.

II advised the boys when they cfls
lisfad for the Spaniaii war to take
rsianberlaIn,s Cole. Cholera end
Djarrhoea Remedy viii them. ana
Rave recsfsad snaHy Eha5liss for Che adj
vice gisea. writes = III lIouehIand.
.Icidon. lows mo person whether
travelling or at hossle should be WITH
out this great fenlsdy. For sale ~
all deaieea M Il.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
Dry Goods

New York, Sept Il Cotton goods
market cont tingei higher today with
signs OF strenet ethening visible In the
s.stAe. s.sint cfafh diuinss.as 4 ~ f.as-
ton yarns. were toWer with business
On the. new low bAsias Wool Ia for
Eesgjf maj ritets was lower. silk saarkets
we're easier; g. ssss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
ilFaifH ltFas ID Earn,.

!, Now York Sept. II. New York evz
end the series with BroDklyn BY WIN
ming the last gnfne g TO Q. afstssexsots
pitched shrt t9oiit hall while ScAmuikz.
q Bfooklyn gAnnesfef was hi hard.
"a sFeat one han d catch by. Doyle. r.
tising the side on d double play, ts;ril-
cd back the viaitors Ia the Only inning
kisey apneaeetl dane geseiss .
SGore &.
aeooklyn 900 600 0eo4-0 s d
New York Z. 300 100 lox--.s / 1 i
schnutx ana Afecarty; lathewscp
and Mclean. & s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
Shaw Was InYinclbIe.

Washington. Sept. 11-Three hits
was the best Ne'f York could do
against Shaw today and Washington
won to Q. The Senator's scored 3
runs in the third inning on Moeiler's
double, three singles, q pass and q
double steal. Two singles and. an err
ror gave them their last run in the
seventh.
Score
New York :. ;. 600 OIL 0oO-2 3 3
Washington >. 003 600 l0x--4 10
McHale, Cole and Sweeney; Shaw
and Ainsmith.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12

s New Fpris Espis tIs-H Mercantile pa
per Z. :. 80 Il ~ S
Sterling exchange steady Tor ca
bisR s4s9. SO Q. 81; 90: Tor demand 3aes.-
80 q 9l9e. 8 81
dsaf sisyer Sc la-S ss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
Nayieasio,n Rasuses.

ST Nesaife. siA Paris. Sept. H.
7.so D. tp.-rAt the rsaSest OF The gov
eftInient the Freneh ColsSasnie gem
6rAie trans tiahtique has dsSStded 10
rsstntt ali its Ateanslip eefgicas with
the exception Of that 20 Haiti. ~ :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
lpIFIDgNp BRpRRRED
9onflieER Road Post tpanes Action on
q. Account % Var.
(By Assoclatei isreBr5

New York, Sept Il Because OF the
s@Isturbance In the cotton market due
"a the European war. directors az the
Southern railway Company todsy de-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-12
Brown Got His Bumps.

Brooklyn, Sept. 1I.LSt. Louis de-
feated their former manager, lMor-i
decai Brown. pitching for Brooklyn
today, the visitors taking the second
game of the series by to 6. With
good support, Brown wonld have won.
Score
St Louis :. :. lo3 zee 200 z 0
Brooklyn >. :. 300 002 000-5 8 G
Davenport and Simons; Brown,
Bluojacket and Land.
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Heavy Hitting Won.

Chicago, Sept. Inconsistent heavy
hitting by Detroit. coupled with an err
ror by Baker, Chicago's recruit third
basemen and base on balls today
gave the visitors 8 to 8 victory over
Chicago.
Score
Detroit -. ;. ..121 001 0o0--5 II 2
Chicago :. ;. 200 0G0 Ills 10 i
Dauss and Stanage; Scott, ,Lathrop.
Faber. Russell and Schalk. Kuhn
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AMERICAN

At Washington i; New York 3.
At Philadelphia 8; Boston 8. 8 in
nings, darkenss.
At Chicago 3; Detroit 8.
Only three scheduled,
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ChicaRo Lost.

Buffalo, Sept 1i.-Infield errors and
superb pitching by Buffalo gave the
local team an easy victory over Chi
cago today, 12 to o.
Score
Chicago :. -. 600 900 600 o 8 6
Buffalo %. :. ..010 046 O1x-12 z 0
Prendergast and Block; Schultz.
Brown and Blair and Layignc.
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x batted for Davis in 9Th.
Xxx batted for Moran in eth.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Score by innings
Boston -. ...- 0I2 001 002-6
Philadelphia. =. 900 0130 100--5
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Personal

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r. a. Ramsey of Greenville spent
part of yesterday in tic city on hus-
mess.
d NJ. Peden OF Chester was among
he visitors to spend yesterday In thl
city.
lAlph Gossett OF Williamson spent
yesterday In tho city on business.
Baxter Hodges OF Starr was in An
dcrson yesterday for few hours.
Knox Russell of Williamson spent
part of yesterday in tho city.
Miss Elizabeth VanWycke left yes
terday for Sumter. where she will
teach in the public schools during the
ct ri.ng session.
Miss Elizabeth Harrison has gone 10
Savannah, Ga. for O visit to friends
and relatives.
Miss Fannie Forney has returned, to
Winthrop College at Rock Hill to re-
sumo her school dut.ea
Capt A. G. Pinkney Of Wiliiamaton
spont part of yesterday in tic city
on business.
T. p. Dickson has returned from n
hort visit to friends In the Brushy
Creek section.
Thomas B. Kay of -Whitcaeld spent
E few hours in the 1tty Yesterday
w b. Mckinney OF Martin township
was in Anderson yesterday on. bust
ness.
Mrs. P. r. Griffin OF Eureka has
arrived in the city for visit to her
daughter. Mrs. w. c. Austin, on Trib-
BILE street.
Mr.. and Mrs Is. H. Glymph of
Townyille we're shopping in the city
yesterday
"A. Cromcr of Townville arent part
Oh yG8ICTQay the CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Garrison of the
Denver section were in the city yes
terday.
Steve Shelton md Snow SHELTON of
CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Brownlee
Due Yves. after Visiting friends and
relatives In Anderso
Miss Eliza psckson Of Townya.,e
passed through the city yesterday en-
route, 20 Orangeburg where ahe win
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D. c: Dunlap. who hos hean making
Pelzer.
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{. A. v. Barnes has returned to Lown-
the city with fdenSs.
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Mrs. w. T. p,Bfisn of. Savannah,
Ga, arrived in tSie city Tor q visit to
her son. Or. W.. WI Chisholm ON
Milrshall avenue. Z. Z, sis5s
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Mrs. j. il. MAXWELL, who once made
her home In this city. Is here fer q
visit 10 Mfs. s. NJ Giimer. Mrs.
Maxwell was ehroute 10 her home In,
SayaHnah, Co., after spending the
hummer at Caesars Head. Z. + 3
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