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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28

runa bem p6otosrapbiIden 9lbbrud
elmer bieIer glbnahunsen, mas be-
ipeiit. bah bic scnae Baggage seloseu
bat unb baB Iie alien 9elpeiien ihrsr
ShuIb 2iissn entsesenitellt,
DAB bieIe Rsdtfertisung Celti9=
lambs BEL Der amsritaniiaen prefs
unb ben sroBsn @olfsmahsn nt4i
psrfanaen min, 1T leidt genus gu
periteben. 9i. glep gprtsr prsiis.
beren 9eiiber nit oem engliihen
@jrpBfapital in intimiten 8e5iebun.
oen iteben unb ibm Ibmei6eln, um
enaliihes 9apitol fiir ihre unterneb'
munaen gu erlanaen piirps BIZ
Da6rbeit ni6t 5useiteben, penn *
berae6o6 Dor ibr aufsetbirmt ip'ro
Die prppinsials qrefie 1T 81 unlptl'
isnb unb gu faul uno 81 iebr geilttg
ben Der gletp Ycrtsr g3reiie db9dnsia
ols baB iie nur periuHen ipiirOe, BIZ
Wabrbeit gu erfabren. Bon Der
breiten @olfsmaFen, bic ibre geleb'
rllna aus ciner prehe Der seihilSsr'
ten Dirt bssieben. lam man nitf e.
tparten, bab iie SpesiaIitubisn mo@t
I'm ben ri6tioen Sd6Oerbdlt 3ll 'er'
mitteln. Die DtaKen bleiben bel BEN
Guberen Shsin baften bab Seutlf
lamb in gelsien einsebrun9en II
temnoh iduIbis iein mtiiie.
Dch baben nie 0eutiheu ben iehl
ipertbpoGsn 5rpIt. bab Die hodlnislli
aenten lmerifansr, bic Wtdnnsr Del
@iHeni6aft, bic iiber bsuti4e Yer
bdltniiIe untsrrihtet limb, uuf ibrel
Seite iteben. 0as rsrbirst, ban
Deutiblanp ipdier, tpenn Der SrIsa
porii6er 1T, Elm aerehtes lrtbsil pom
omeritanii6sn @olte srlanssn lplro'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28
s,atte III uiel 9elS.

Ter griidcn6auarbeiter 4obert
earfs ans Chicago, sa., hattie in
Cincinnati Die gefanitid,ait jlpeicr
aoacgeit, 6ranf Selparo, 81 Sabre
ait. rou No. 327 DIT Is. StrnBe, iinS
gsilliam pidie, 80 Sabre alt, Don Der.
ieIben albreiie, geInft, urro wirroc
aui @ritnb Der gei6loiienen BreuHc-
ifait cine ausaeoebnte 9ierreiie I'm.
|ternenlmen. 9sarfs iiibrte nod, cine
Summe DON $255 bei iih, Sie er aber
poriiGtigcr Weiie Dem @oitipirtb N.
9abnis, all Der 9. uno Sobn Strubr,
gegen Sliiitung in ger,uabriing sab.
Siir5 nadjeenl iib Barfs uno ieinc
SreiinOe crltiernt batien, fnnicn oieie
5iiriid ilnb uerlanste Earfs iein @e!o
5uriid, mas ibHl aid) eiugebdnOigt
purSe. 3ufaaiger @eiie betrateu &c.
ieftius in Scrnielben glugenblif Die
@irtbId,ait nnb borten oen 9oraang
nit an. yiidts Wiites abnerio beidloi.
fen lie, Earfs uno ieine 2reiuloe iin.
ter ucridlieoenen @eroadtsgriin6en III
Sait 3u nebmeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28
2ofaI Beridt.
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Gin gseifer mnb Gin Sleser BON einsm
strahenraHber Der Saarmittel
beranbf.

9sid,t iperig erid,reft mar gciterr'
slbeno ,soiepb WlcGlosfD bon yao,
$50 9hraa glpciue, OILS all Der abra!l
uno 1elioro slpeuue plosiih EN- net
ker strabenrdilber auf i'm 5ltrat iillo
NIT porgcbaIienem 8iepolper trenHo'
lid, aber red,t nad,oriidlI6 ibn auF'
iprberte ieine sSdnoe bod sl balfei'
ieglostp fam oieier anffor0ernila
red)t ihnea nod inio perlnHgte Der
gurIde Die &erausgnbe ieinsr llbr.
9eioer bntte Der slngeiallene teinerl
3eitmeiier bel iid,. nm oein &Aiiide
bes rabiatcn @ittiteaers nnd,fomriei'
an fonnen, Ieiitcte nber Der Muifofoe'
rung. feline 8aarid)nft aus5idJdroigeH
red,t aerne SpIse. i'm init beiler Sali
eaDon5llfonI,en. Ter Beaelagerer er.
belitete oen getrag pom $29 ilno Der.
Idnpan6 in Der GirnfeIbeit ebenio
ihnel lpie er gefoHimen mar. Ter
Sbdter fp.rroe nls eirr ilmgefdtr 3s
Sabre alter 8urihe geidiIpert mo
ipurbcn Die Gin5elbeiten iolpie ore
MISUNDERSTANDING Der poIioei on,
seGeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28

2,ei Ger 9eroubung bes 9segers
aenp @lnd, bon Der 2ineoln gIpe.,
ipieIte ebeufdas Der Nepolper Die
Saliptrotle. 9Iad ipilr0e an Der Gin.
coin glpenie iinb Renoing @ono Don
einem etipa 3S Sabre aIten iDeibeii
Rann gcIteIlt, Der inter gorbaliung
Ses blnitfen Sdiebeiiens Die Seraiis-
gabe Der ganrid|nit Ses Rsgers for.
oertc lmb aud Die Sinnne bon $40
erbielt. Gin Weiier, enB Der StraBen.
rau6er ieinenl Opier obgeipnunen
bate, CAB er SeiHielben srobmiitbs
Ijuriif.
gln Der sSiirmount nnS Segnr Aue.
purbe Senrp 8bite, an Der 8olti-
more uno gedrnnn Strabe ipobnbalt,
Don sipei ipeiBcn Weaelagereru i'm vi.
ter bon 2S bis 30 sSabren angebalten
nmo nm ieine 9aari@ait bon Si.90
beraitbi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28
aleine RsIiaeinaAbriAtex

Inter Der gei9nibisung. polier
3ettel in ihrem Hefib ssbabt su baben.
fpurbe seitsrn burb Die Spieler.4bs
tbtillug 6es Detettip Departements
Der 7oeidbrige Sarrp Safe, an Der
9barp 9lllsp pobnbaft, unb Der SO
Sabre alts Roger Robert Clifton aus
Der Msft Se4itsn Sirabe. on Der
Satters qlllep unb glum Strabe in
Daft sfnomnen. Die gsamtsn iagttn
aus. oub lie Meti3.tiel In bem 9siib
Der @erhafteten porsefunben bab.n.
= Inter Der geiduIbisilng ein
9ianogcit)dft obre Die eriorberIifc
2i5ens 5u betreiben, iuiirbe Der @ric.
DE slries 1opios. bon Ho. 500 Beit
5. strabe. our6 bic Teteftipes Wege-
ner ,irio Speenep in Saft aenonplcn
bod gegei eigene giirgifait anf
freien Silb beIaiien. Ger Nann foa
angeblid 8egeniidnoe, Die nid,t mli
redtlife @eiie ertpor6en iein ioQen.
in 9iano genommen baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28

sflattermine. Das Gprensssidpb 3ers
itreut nidt iur Dpnamiiiplitter. ions
bern aud sifiiss gais. SD fab elmer
1eIbpsbtl, Der iaub unb blino bnrh
iolde s5lattermins ssiDorben tpar.
9(euBerIid, mar ibm ipsris onsuieben
nnb Der Qlrst bottle, bab bteie Cab.
muna Der Herpen bnlb aufboren
pirbe. Die slaftermiuen Iinb lest IN
ben Shiibensrdben mebr geTllr4tst,
aIs bic iibrissn Gf4ofis.
Die Soften miiifen Jsbi in bieiem
S1la6trspier lebr i6arf porsshsi.
alls mir pieber sur Rattasit cine
IsuerpouIe bsnubtsu. I'M ben Sinien
ndberaufahren. ipurbe bas User bag"
iebr brobenb in ben Waeen bineings'
ruien. Die lsusrpduIs bauerte ni9t
iebr lanse. Die Sinitsrnib 1T tein
Sinbernib Fir bic &anonen. Glib
ipeitlib eing es ipisber na6 Der Ri9s
ting pon Ypern. $40 in ben geboften
nod 2iht brannts, ba tatten es bic
golbaten ange3iinbet. Senn geipohs
er CAB es nitt mebr in bieieg Srts
fhaftsn. Rur in MoBlebe iparen bic
gtpnnen rpoa Der 8armbersigteii"
5uriidaeblie6en. Die gionnen pfleg'
ten lonit alie WGnner unb Deiber
Bis su ibrsm ieIieen Sob. SsBt inua
ten Iie bic aleife 2iebe ben trantsn
oeuif6en SoIbaien on uno lpieoers
bolten 10 has Qisbsspsrt, bns he DOT
spei yBoten srit an tranten Gngldns
bern pollbrad)t batisn. Sebem, Der
eintrai. murbe beiber aaifse porge,
jebt, jebsm purbe Elm Stiid Glstit
aufaetif1t. Cine iunee. i4one Honus
er8ablte uns lddelnb. bnb iie i1on
piersebn 9age lang nur auf einem
Siubl sefdlafen bat. sd tann bod
nitt 5ur Rubs sehen1, idsis ite,
benn lie pod,sn ia auG Ra4ts. uHo
bd mub bas Wafer i'm aefIel aud,
iparm fein." Die Ronue er3dblie tpsi'
ter: ,Geitern bat cine @ranate in uns
FER SoipiS geibIasen. sic bat bic
Salfts pcn meinsm 8sti fortssriiien;
iebt lam ia bas geit ioipieio ni4t
brauhen." Cine Stunbe tbe mir dns
famsn, bate cine 0ranate in ben
@arten bss tloiierli4en Spittels elm
aeIc5laaen. Die Ronntn iiimmtrten
iid5 nifi I'm alles bas. Sic iorgtsn
nur fir iparmen &affee. unb iis bas
ten einsn Gffisier nur, bnb sr linen
aud fir ibre frnnisn 0reiie uno
GreiIinnen grot unb Jleii4 beiorssn
mSoe. Die glonnx, beren 9ettitdtt
Don ben Granoten serii6rt tporbsI
mar, trua mir @riibe onf an ibren
goter, tinen Wirtb bel Oiienbs, unb
babei iaate fie mir. bab fie gIementla
aetaufi lei. 9as heibt ia auf bentld:
9ie Milbe'. Gin Sclbot tam nno
fprSerie BON glemeniia eine ipnllene
Iede. gu fab iie ion grob uHo be-
triibt an unb fdstt: .Wenn bu ipiait,
bas elmer BON meinsn greiien in biss
Ter bittertalien No4t fritrsn ioa.
bann ,ann i'd Dir feline Dede sebsn!'
Oa Iaat. Der Solbai gar nidts. Gr
nsiate nur ben aopf unb iaidte iia
an, inc Stroh al trisden.
Mar aodbori.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28
.Satte otei atuOluer.

ilnter Der geidnloigung oes Maf.
fcntrogens, ipurbe geitern sfbenb I'M
Saiiie ylo. 62S Beit 3. StraBe, Der
"a Sabre alie Sam 5befi. in Salt
aeItonrren. Tie qoli3ei iDuroe be,
nadridtiet, bab EN- Wlnnn be IN Der
@eaeno iuobnenoen gleser beorpbe
anO eridiercn bic EoIi3iiten Nflug
ihlb gfaff aiif nem a3Int. Sheff aup
feline sloreiie als gfo. 226 Weit 8.
Gtrabe an, ,inb ipuroen IN ieinern
geiib orei Mepoiper, Gnfiber 22. 81
unb SO gefunoen. slllem anideiu
faa IT Der gsmm uiat gasB normal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28

@m 0onneritag bradten Die
englifhen Morsen3eitungen unter
fulminanten ueberi6riften bic Msls
bunQ Don einem pernidtenben Shla-
ge, ben Die Ruifen ben 0euti6en per-
iebt ba6en, mas bic engliI6en Ra9s
mittagsseitunaen natiirli9 in eben-
iolcb ieniationellsr Weiie beftdtisten.
Die 1euti6en bon Cincinnati perz
bra6ten in Golae befen sinen b09it
gebriidten SdntIagungstas unD tpur-
ben erit beru9igt, als iie ben ipabren
Sadperbalt in Der Sreitussnummer
nnieres 8lattes erfubren, mas ipobl
sur 9eniige ertpeiit, ipenn es eines iol.
den 8epeiies mod beburft bate,
baB pnbre &riessberi4ts ppn ben
snaliIten 3situngen abiOIut ni1t 5u
erfangen iinb. Cine gnti9ulbisung
fir bieie 5dlf6ung Der 8ubrbeit
ldbt ii6 ni6t erbrtnsen. Sm b0ds
iten 9rabe berloaen. tpie bic ct. pe-
tersburger amtIifen Welbungen iinb.
ipuroe bod niht gepa9t, bic angeb-
li6e 8erniatung Der Ssutihen amt
lid gu beridten. Man iiberlieB bic
9erbrettung bisier 2ii9e bem engli-
i6en &prreipOnoenten in ct. peters.
burg. Radgsraoe iollteH bod uniere
englif6en .3eitungen 10 pieI pifen,
bob Ra6ridten, bic aus oiefer
Qusle tommen, teinen 9lau6en perz
bienen unb oaB iie ii4 einef abiibt-
li9en 9duiduHs Ihulbis mu9en.
iDenn iie bic DON FOLDER Seite tpm-
member 9epsihen unter flammenben
lIeberidriftsn bringsn. Was nun bte
Sa9lage bstrifft, 10 1T aaetn ri4tig,
baB bic SeutiGen bic RuFen nod
nift ii6ernunben baben unb min
afauben bic Mfeinuns bertreten 5u
i5HneR, bag iolde @bfiht gar mid.
porliest, neil bic RafeH tn Der llsbers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28
GrIitt aerinae gerlstnnaen.

Bon elmer gansierlotomriips Der
Big Gour gahH iDurbs sefteru Der 65
Sabre alts Giienbabuarbsiser Winiam
R. Sart non yao. 1904 Meft Siebent.
Strabs auf ten an!assn Der gahn dn
Der Ge9iitn StraBe nnb WiacrtS
'nieberseiioben unb irus cine Dsts
lsbung an Der Shulier babon. be
feline llebsrfiibruns nab BEN 81.
Warien Soipital nofblpenois ma9is.
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Samitaa ben 2S, gsuuember 1914
@ie bic Sanbelsteri6te mel.

@ie bic Sanbelsheri9te mel
ben. 1T Ibsrall in bisIsm 9anbe Elm
srpbsr aufI9puns in ben GeI9Gften
lpabrnebmbar. leberaa nebmsn bic
sSdbrften ben 9etrieb pieper auf ober
erpeitern i'm unb iopsit es bic So
briten betrifft, bic &riessmateriol
Iiefern, miiien lie ipsar bic Ra4t gu
Ollie nebmsn. nm bic 9luftrGge be-
pGltissn au t0nnen. 9lber fir uns
fommt MIR bas resulare @ei9dft in
8etra9t uno es 1T birisbiseno gu
rerrebmen, baB bieies iid in beitdn-
big aufiteisenoer 2inie beipe9t. gu
banten lit bas bauptid4lib bem libe-
ralen Oistontiren Ssissns Der 8an-
ten. ipds pieperum erit bur9 bic Re-
fsrpebanfen moslid selpprben lit, Die
hierburb uniere 9orausIage. bab lie
iia als Elm eroBsr Seesn fir infer
9anb erneiien rpsroen, I'M polliten
Mabe beitGtieen. Mie aus ben Wtit,
theilun9en Der 9eamteH bes EeIerpe'
ibitems berporsebt, arbeitst eieies piel
lei6ter uno elatter, als lie ielbit er'
:partet batten, bo bic 8antsn. mas
bod ansure6nen 1T, iid bemiiben,
bic neue SiuanseinridtuHs gu for
bern.
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IN, siaaroranm beitobI,a.

Den 9erba6t, ibm 3sbn Donars
aug Der 9oientafde geitoblsH au ba'
ben. als er i'm gillatoaimmer bes
@ranb Sotel heim Spiel mar, leutt.
gbarIss Cane bon no. 800 Dsit Gies
bente Strabs auf psridieoens iunss
.a.ute, beren gsf@reibuns er Der poiis
5ei lmittbeilte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28
iiubaufbarer Wnridje.

9ilbert wlinpins, an Der litab aDs.
pobnbaft. bate sinem Obbahlcitn in
Ieinsm 9auIe Quartisr uub Giftn g.
aeben, bod btlobnts Der guride bic
WobItbat baburh. bub sr NIT Der soIs
ntnsn ubr anb Hetie bes WaHnss per'
jhpanb.
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9eier.-@ir babcn aus
briidlif geiaet nidt einlnaI. ionoerll
mef,rmaIs, onb bic Giienbabnet gu
,ciner Sradtrate berediigt iino. meld'e
oie llnfoften bcdt uIlo bic iibltdle ger
,i,ii,lna oes aileeIesten aapitals &C.
lp1hrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-28

sabl finb. 0as 3iel her beutfhsn
Sseresleituns lit bemnaa lebisli9
barauf seridtst, Elm 9orbrtnsen Der
RufIsn aufaubalteH unb barin 1T lie
I'm boafsn Mabe erfplsrei9 setpeieu.
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Der engltfas Marine<Mis
nier Ipriat iia ielber Mutb elm, in.
Dem er onlGBlib bes llntergangs Der
.gulparr iaats, bic Oeutiten t0nn-
ten nod 3ppli Sreabnpugbts aerit6s
rem. pbne baB bic enslii9s Mdriue
baourd ibre ue6erlesenbeit einbiiben
pirbe. 9as 1T, mas man bisr3u.
lanbe beige 2uft" nennt, benn 10
erob lit Die lleber3abl Der enslii6en
Sdiffe bod nitt. glber Der Mini=
tier oeridpsist nod ben tpe,ieren
Duntt. bab Der grobs @erluit an
Wunnifaften bic enelii1en Wtdrins
beipnbers itarf trifft, penn bieie laI.
len iih ui6t bur6 Retruten er5eBer
uup bic 8erluite Der ensIiI6en Sra,
rine in bieier Siniidt iiHb iebr BE-
trd6tlif. Ter gIeiten Neigung, bi;
Geema6t Deutidlaubs gu untera
fhGBen, be9eanen mir in Der ge.
hauptung, bab bic .gulpart" burG
einen an 9orb bss Stiffes perrr-
iadltsn llnfa[l unb ni9t burd beutfds
unterfeebpote gu GruHbe sesanger
lei. Man nil eben niht ben @lau.
ben auftommsn toifen. bab bic Seut.
ihen al bieien llntsrIeeboptsn eins
fir bic englii6e Marine bDtit ge-
fdbrlifs @affe bsiisen. 9tber lanee
tpirb iih bieier @ertui6ungsneriuf
niht bebaupten tOnnen benn nod
@nem, pas erii6tlid 1T, baben biz
9euti6en In ibren Martneperfitdt:
ten iebr flsiBis gsarbeitet, 10 bab biz
gtorbiss jeBt Don oeutiden unteriees
booten pimmelt uno bieie psrben
balb psiter non ii3 b6ren lafIen.
Mie arob Der Sefbenmutb ibrer
Mannihuften tit, aebt baraus ber.
Dor. bab iie Biz an bic Miinbunqeu
Der Sbemfe unb Der Seine pprbrinz
gen.
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THE NEW YORK SUN demolishes
the theory that the United States az
signatories Of the Hague Convention are
bound to protest against the violations
of this convention on the part OF the
various belligerents, by proving that the
instrument under discussion has nc
binding force, having failed OF ratifica'
tion by the different belligerent powers
This view is correct. We also agree
with the n. Y. Sun that the non-ratific-
alton acquits the German government
of the charge Of wilful disregard OF her
treaty obligations by sending soldiers
into Belgium. A reservation is made by
the Sun as regards the special treaty
of Germany with Belgium and other
powers respecting the neutrality oi
Belgium. But this reservation has also
been demolished, by Prof. Burgess, who
proves to a demonstration that this
treaty went out of operation in 1872
and was not renewed. So all the outcry
against Germany concerning her viola.
ton OF Belgiums neutrality ends in
smoke.
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glur psnn Der @ino stgen gOrbs
often biuaufpebt, bait Der &anonsns
bonner mad, 8riigss binalf. 5h bin
BEN @ef9iibfeuer nadgeudnpert iiber
9borput nab erriemard unb Sta
ben. Gs mar i6On gsaat gsDOrbsu.
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they likely to risk blow At us. Con-
vinced as we may be that we are safe
under our>nayal shield and knowing
as we do that our land ornaments inn
prove daily, We must not allow our.
selves to be lulled into false sense
OF security. The more completely we
are prepared the less chance that the
stroke will be delivered"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-07-15
NEGROES CAPTURED.
Used Abusive Language to Young
Men Of Lamar.

y Saturday afternoon J. H. Andrews
and Camellas Howell, two well
known white men, who live several
miles from Lamar, were leading some
COWS home from across Sparrow
swamp when a buggy with three ne
groes in it drove up behind them.
The negroes, whose names could not
be learned, fell in to cursing the men
and ordered them to get their COWS
out of the road. One of the negroes
drew pistol and they followed along
behind Andrews and Howell for some
distance cursing all the way.
The white men, who were unarm-
ed, went on until they came to the
home Of W. S. Reynolds, where they
secured Winchester and shotgun.
The negroes in the meantime had
turned back another way. Andrews
and Howell started out after the ne
groes and were joined by T. E. Wood
hom. They drove six or seven miles
and finally caught up with the ne
groes. One negro got away, but the
other two were forcibly brought to
Lamar and turned over to Magistrate
Boykir.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-07-15
SHOOTS A WOMAN
Darlington Man Wounds Wife Of a
Neighboring Farmer.

harrington Mdu "ouuNS "hO VI O
Neighboring Farmer.
At an early hour Thursday morn
ing the wife Of Bagon Knots, a white
farmer on a planta tion Of l.. M. Law
son, near Darlington, was shot and
seriously wounded by Will Blackman,
another white man. The cause Of the
shooting is unknown. A few days
ago Bagon Knots took a warrant out
charging Will Blackman with assault
and battery with intent to kill on the
person of his wife.
Wednesday evening VIII Blackman
is said to have gone to the house OF
a relative and asked to borrow a
shotgun, stating that he wished to go
squirrel hunting. Wednesday night
he paid visits to the houses Of other
people in the vicinity of the shooting.
1t seems that he was up most Of the
night and took up hiding near the re-
sidence of the Knots before day.
AS Mrs. Knots left her house
Thursday morning in search for
something for breakfast, Blackman
is said to have made his appearance
in the corn and fired upon her. He
has not been captured. The condi-
ton of the woman is thought to be
critical.
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TOO MANY FAILURES.
Some Justification for Clinkscales'
Position on Cotton Mills.

Position on Cotton Mills.
Clinl.scales' address. at Bishopville
dealing with certain phases OF the
cotton mill industry in South Caro-
lima caused Spartanburg to sit up
and take notice, says dispatch from
that place. The situation he pointed
out has been discussed from time to
time in financial circles in the Pied
mont but it has never before been
dragged into the open, so to speak,
or made an issue in State cam
paign.
W. S. Gleen, one of the leading
stock and bond brokers In Spartan
burg, said: 'The cotton mill in
dustry has been the most important
factor in the upbuilding Of this State
and no thoughtful man wishes to say
anything, even in an effort to correct
evils, that will tend to retard the
growth ofany industry. On the 9th
er hand, there have been far too
many total failures and lack OF re-
turns on money invested in many OF
the plants for this situation to pass
unnoticed, and there is, therefore,
some justification for Prof. Clink-
scales position with regard to these
corporations. Certainly, many Of the
mills are ably and fairly managed
and the stockholders receive in an
nual dividends a just share Of the
earnings, but in far too many in
stances little regard seems to be paid
the minority stockholders"
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STATE EDITORS ADJOURN
SELECT CHICK SPRINGS FOR
NEXT MEETING PLACE.
Delightful Trip Taken to Anderson
All Old Officers Are Reelected
EVERYBODY Pleased.

After the selection of Chick Springs
for the 1915 meeting and the re-elec-
tion of all officers, the annual gather
ling of the South Carolina Press asso-
citation was brought to a close We'd
nesday morning. Thursday the edi-
tors and their friends were the guests
OF the city Of Anderson and the Inter
urban Railway company.
Ed H. DeCamp Of Gaffney is presl-
dent of the association, W. F. Cald-
well Of Columbia, is secretary, and
J. L. Sims is treasurer.
A. movement was launched at the
session Wednesday morning for trip
to the PanamaIPacific exposition in
t1915. Chick Springs to be the mo-
Utilization point and it is expected that
at least 100 members Of the press
will take the long trip.
Invitations for the next meeting
were extended by Charleston and
Florence. The date for the next meet
| ing is to be fixed by the executive
committee.
Because Of wire trouble Thursday
the trip planned for the members Of
the association over the entire road
of the interurban was curtaileo and
the special train carrying the crowd
arrived at Anderson at 1880 o'clock,
one hour and half off schedule. The
train stopped in front Of Anderson
college, where the members detrain-
ed and made themselves at home. A
committee of citizens and ladies was
present to receive the visitors, and,
after a delightful luncheon served in
the college dining room, the visitors
were taken for automobile drives
over the city.
A terrific rain and wind storm
came up while dinner was being
served, but this did not detract from
the pleasure Of the crowd. At the
conclusion of the luncheon Col. Will
liam Banks of Anderson, acting as
toastmaster, called upon several per-
sons for impromptu addresses. Mayor
Holleman, Mayor-elect Godfrey, W.
". Smoak, business manager Of The
Intelligencer; R. S. Ligon and DR..
Jas. P. Kinard, president Of Ander-
son college, responded, extending
welcome to the visitors. Responses
were made by J. Rion McKissick Of
Greenyille, George W. Brunson of
Greenville, Mr.. Cogswell Of Charles
ton, J. W. Talbert, Miss Wylie of
Lancaster, Mr.. Sims of Orangeburg
and Senator Niels Christensen of
Beaufort. The visitors were very
much impressed with the plant Of
Anderson college.
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NEGRO SAVES CHILD.
Heroism of Colored Man to be Paid
for by His Death.

A rather peculiar accident happen
cd Saturday afternoon in a storm on
the Robert Wylie place a few miles
from Chester. The child Of John A.
Campbell was out in the grove in
front of the residence when a small
cyclone suddenly made its appear
ance. A darky, Jim Hampton, hap
pening along about that time saw the
little girl and ran and picked her up
to take her to safety. Just as ne
grabbed her up big tree was blown
over him, telling him and doing him
great bodily harm. In his fall he
managed to save the child from being
hurt. Had ne not rescued the child
when he did it would have been in
stantly killed. The negro is in a pre-
carious condition.