The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-13

bruisde: and bleeding, and un-
conscious and 1t was believed at first
that he would die. with. reallEing the
iiamo of his assailant,s .slsstt after twt5j
or three days he.regaiHed conscious
ness and managed to. o.indicate. that it,
was q negro, ana en-, Jnau ilsygsls 4, ritii,j
driver. With these clues the detectives
arrested. BsRen,g who. :. subsequently
was identified by tae yIotimS; Id
WaAliIEang - -.
Unless Governor Slaytoli 3intarfh-es,
Nick .Wilbnrn, who was ebnyictGd of
the Staying of JamQSS EYinEF FiIi .iF,ii;iss9s,;
comfy Will aang and IN all Dro5ab bility.
within the next sixtyiSdaYS .; :.
WithnriIG together With ihg's wife5
&ho was. alleged to have been inti-1
mate whit the c6ndh dhpdIsd inG sis was iti-l
dlcted elpag with Mrs Istli Mi. fhsts9o-.
man Was ae0ult ttotlsblti w burn II sgas
l,fountf th0ut9 Eecey eGAtinB.
and sentenced to- deatlt and TIM cars
Tying pntsof the sentenca liaza alyear de-
iayed on. account or the appealttn ftlfa,
has just baaded doyRss itRs decision
affirming the verdict or. the skanEa Der In
the arst degree. s. ~
: 4fTfa -slF Z
= If. the, mass meeting of ,At tIanta wo-
! E:7.. !s5.A niggiss n hsET Miss. JanA Ad /
dams talk on woman suffrage can be
taken as. q fair indication of At1hnta's
, sentiment. then this city Will soon be
addeQ 10 the ranks of suffrage SsFeEg
holds. s.
! Votes for women. FIRST, last aud all
tthe time" was the platform announced.
by, Miss Addaras and, other disting-
iiished mehlberR of the EationEl We+
lmRp's Suffrage Association who occii
pied the platform. and then they. called.
Tor "a rising, yoter0n the qnestionss 81
1t looked "a if every woman in tho
house arose. Iney, ciieeTssssia ciiieeTsssil9s ss:..!
waved, their handkerehiefs, and hur-
fahed for thu, speakers and Shaved.
more enthesissnl generally than sonth
ern wnIilens are supposed TO be able to
manifest IN anything remotely related
i to politics. s.. t IS
present you had tS. admit that aassal
real political meeting, ,ts Jane AddanisI
and hen crowd and those wliosf sym
pathtHes With her ideas In Atlanta are
NOT tai ilillz In ,GsoEgia for nsanys ab+I
stract Sprtneipt tee. What they want
is the right to agote for mayor Of All
lanta, Ter GOVERNOR OF Georgia for ait
tof Georgia's representatives and sens
/ fators. They want to xotei & rh eJ ir.sl
sist ppE Sat ihgi They don t threaten
any NIL tant meanGt. bnt theS sayl
the; s-e ssse!nes to vote, and tlzat.g nenI
might Just as we'll let sem. 5irtt as last
! since It's got 30 come. "a
In her speech last might Miss Ads
dams TO I'd of the fact & S. hat
the first iegi atipn affected has been
that bearing on the problems DC chile
labor and compulsory; education. 5 81
- The thing Bh thought Georgia
needed wtR ase0mpuIsnry edacafions
law. and the 9iattar enforcelne enE OF
clIild iaepss egulations,lt
~ = q gss<. --S ---.ss;s.. .assst ~ :
A.hsge honor has5 Just been "a the
new adj Eistras lon cI the. AsIanta
postotilce. Postmaster Rollin5 neg
has reeeiged ammo orneenent tIIas the
Atlantas pos lcs5 4 Ias been eeiectatfa
BY the ogerpI Ils en- G, Or, 81 m odei s klol
tuition Os q ,s Two division . !.
under ~ lGhs tlsns isandl ing of the mails
/, is entrusted 10 one set OF federal efnsl
i'ssf;.s - litAneiaiF 9aEtsae tiee
lsts53 ~ i:.sS5s5i So stti another
Agan4a sof The geyernIheat ii9ge been
! IN "A tlanta foI. the past AZ ys 81 ~
ietStating tho new arrangement and. the
tetxisson plan e. 4
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