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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

SeBt I'M ,SriiGiabr iollte eS teinc
Nnusirau peridlmlen i6rer 6amilie
oaS eritr imoe @rint oos i6r Die 9la-
tur bictei, in manherlei 6orm 5ll
rcibcn. 9riunenfreiie, SclOialat,
Shnitlmid, irii6e 5aric @ctcrlilie
mo oie critcn inn9en 3pebcliproi-
lcu. ioiuic oic critcu bciouoers 5artcn
9loOicsdcn limo babel Die 8eludteI
SIlismittel sur cuuinlidicu &crdn-
ocring ocs Speiic5ctteIS
ltomcuilid Die 9ruincutreiie ipicl.
ic Del ser 9lutcraeucrlng mo alien
Nrdncrtnrcu BON ieber cine iuidtige
9loIlc uno muroe i6ou i'm 9Iltert6nnl
iueaen ibrer mortbpoIlen 9eltauotbcile
bod qeihaet So senoiieu Ole Sric-
den sic milomadien0e &ilan5c be-
IouOers i6rer 6arntrei6euOen eigen-
ihaiien pegen reihlih, Die 9lomer
fultipirteu iic gar in i6ren @drtem
nm lie reht piel in i6rer aiide per-
wrnoell pl tonict Sll Der g2irtb-
idoiisorouung aorls Ocs @roBet
mar iie nnicr ocu niiblihen Sartens
acu1hien init angeiibrt lmo i'm Nlit-
teloler enupia6l lie Siloeaaro ool
&iuaclL gctodit llo o6aefiiblt gegci-
ien aIs ipirtiones 6iebermittel Sin
0reiBiQiaOrigen aricBe lernte lie eiil
Griilrtcr 9liirger 9iifoIauS DleiBuer,
om 9lieoerrbein, fenneH mo idlaBcn
imo begqui i'm Sabre 1850 IN ieincr
Neimaib NIT Dem 9n6au oerielbeu,
ole bis alli oen 1eltigen Iag Der
SnuptpIaB fiir arefcllanbt gcbliebcn
iii. Si 6rantreid miro Die 9rmmen-
trciic ganj bcionocrs bohgeihdBt ino
sic Barrier allein coniamiren jdDrlih
cirfd 8 Millionen Ailogrannn oapon.
ggiro iie bort junieiit ais Solat ge.
noiicn 10 bei ms III oieier 6orm mir
III ieltencii 6daeu oagegen rob fem
aeuiegt auf 9ntterbroo geifriden iino
70 uerjebrt S6r ic6arier reiiiaartiacr
N'eidmad re0t oau glppetit az mo ibr
Gilcn9cbalt nebit ouocrcn peribpol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

&o1l 6o1lt icltcn. ut einc flrd)libc
Jramng uuf 10 merfpiirOi1e ySeilc
mtcr6rodIcn woroen mic cS iiinglt
in scr flcinen STRIDE bon ao5autip
bel 6looc5io in 9luBlanO geido6 @c-
ra0e in Oem 9(ugcnblio, ais OaS
9rautpaar por oelt glltar trat. be-
goun nit eiuem Nlale oie 9rout, Sri.
gebeoeip, cines Der ihoniten Wl1ohei
oes gon5en Sanoes, lout 81 rllien:
sd fam ion niht leioen, er lit mir
SIT 61Bli6. iG mill i6n niGt beiro-
t6en. Gamit 5erriB lie ibren
S6leier. elite aus Scr Stride unO ent.
Hob. 9l6er 0ie 6eiOen Iral5cugen
madten iic6 ioiort nli bic Scrfol.
gung, lnO 10 gab eS cine ie6r liiltige
Ndgo, Oic allcroings ihon nn6 filr5er
3eit nit Der n6cltnnbiteo Der iliibti-
gen 9ralIt enOetc. Dian geleitetc iie
sur Stride 5uriid no Scr 9Sope uige-
Onloio irnmer nod i6rcr iuartcic
g}oh cinmnl moatc bic jitngc Gbccon-
Oiootin iib oouon iitdbeH aber Dies
nal paBteu Die SralBthgeii beiicr
,aif lmo bielten lie felt, atr5 eilt.
ihloiieu uo15og Ser @eiitliHe Die
Irolumg, iprab ienl ~arospooi po
nilon~ (ocr Serr cr6arme lid euer)
mo Die itnsliidlide 9raut bate Den
@6ebuno geibIoiien trob Der Sob
liHfeit ibreS Serrn unO @ebieters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

Dor 0cn 9noapclter 4eud)isDol
ipielte lih uor ciiigen lagen elh pei.
icfcr 4ro3eB ab Ier 9ldgcr mar
Gin junacr Iidier ocn Der glnge'
iloatt ciil ,Sedltmeilier lueaeu dnge0
iidcr @criii6umg icincr 6rau per-
om cucraii4 5ur @eoc 9citcllt battc.
im0 stuar III eiuer @eiie, oaB Der ar
ne Iidtar i6 SaBc laug oas Seit
biiien muBte. 9ei Der @erbauollnlA
fam MN Der iol8enoc craoglide
z6atbciiauo 3niaac. Gic (Scjbidte
uabni i6ren slmon8 cideutliR onlii,
oab ocr Eibter eiucs lNoueu Saae9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
Nir fErnn nIa (erfinNrrin.

Gie @cguer Ger Sruien6cweglrng
nadeu germ 9clteuo. oaB 6ralen fei.
neu Griinouuasgeiit beiiben Si ei.
nem engliihcn 9latte mill ciu Eed)
uifer oicie 9e6ouptung lpieOcrl9gen;
er uerji6tet Ooroui Oie Seiitmgel
Scr Nim @uri ols @ntOederin 6erou
5r5ie6en: Ct itiibt iib lcOiglih oui
Die 9iiteu Oes FaieutomteS glus ib.
nen qebt 6eruor oaB wdbrenO Der
leBten 10 Sabre oirdidniitlid 800
bis Geo @oiente BON 5rauen gemeloet
puroen iinO. SIN &ergleid init Der
id6rliheu Iilrhidnittsiumme Don
insgeiannut 10000 Grfinouugcu iii
0as Npar reft penig. lpenn man
a6er beriidiihtigt lpie menig 6ralcn
SNllungen 6sfleioeu, 10 crgie6t lid
iiir Die 6rm iogor cine groBere
5ilmme Don Grfinoungsfrait alS bel
Oen MGunern Inter Oeu Sralen,
Die Griinoungcn nit @riolg 3im &o'
teutid)uB aunleloen fonnten. ibeinea
cininueilcn oie 9lmcritouerinnen on
erIicr SteQe ju itc6en Giuigc Grin.
0imacn enuedeu bcionOereS N5iterel'
ic. So bat SRI, Carrie s. Guerlol
ans IenUer ein pertbuollcs &crldb-
rem crfun0cn Inn Dem tnnbcn We.
itein pom @r5niaiicu Die Sdwciel'
UcrbnOruo 5u cnt5iebcn inter De
mtmmg bon Gel Sri, &. . &or'
nell bat cine 9ou5e gIn5abl pon ia.
tcntcn fiir @erbciiermgen in Der De.
bonolmgen BON GBcn ln0 Nletol.
len. unO Sri. glmie NiotilOe gSoo0
lit NOS nr @eniec miiien-Oie Gr.
fin0erin ocs beute in Ger ameritolu.
ideu iino cngdIden Snollltrie IN gro'
Benl Mabe uermenoeten 0gSoooit".
eincr @ericbmeljung BON &altlhut
nit elmer 9ici6e onoerer hemiiher
Su6itau5en 5peds Grlonglng zines
iciien imo Dobei bod poroien Stof.
les. Iie 0le6r6cit Der bon Srauen
gemoAteu Griinolui0en critrcdt lid)
frcilib olf Sous6oltangs slrtifeI
o6er in iiiuoier 3eit tritt INNER
ocutli1er beruor, ooB and ouf Dem
@c6ict Ser Ccdnit mo Der Gbemic
peibliher Grfinoinasgeiit nit 9ill.
ten iicb betbotigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

oie aontoriitin uud6 Oem &erbleib
ibre5 &inoeS, Die nun ireiliA uidbtS
meiter muBte. ais oaB ole ongebIi6en
9looptipeIteru 10 lmO 10 6ieBen mo
in 3iiri6 mobnen. Iie @rnlittelm.
gen in 3iirid ergnben ieood, OaB
BORT peoer Elm air6geBner, nod cine
6rau S0ninqer betonnt ieicn. So
6lie6cn ole 9looptiueItern bis aui lpei.
tcreS imentoedt. Die Boli3ei aber
iori6te imeutmeot mo fiir5lidb 9elang
cs i6r, in aarlsru6e oas ScbwinOlcr-
paar ieitNnc6men. G5 bonOelt iicl
I'M oeu Giicubobniefretdr a 9.
Sans 9eioner, geboren am 20. 9lpril
1877 in @iir5blrg unO Oeiien gbc-
iran 6rioa. geborene 9iaub, aeboren
an %. @lai 1881 in @for5bcim.
las @bepaar bate iid iallde ytamea
3ugeleat un0 glaubtc, onrd) ben
qlooptiui6mmoel Elm eintrdglibes
@ei61ft 81 MAIDEN. Cie peitere
lmtcrinbung miro crgeben, ob out
oos Gouto OcS @bepnares SeiOncr
nod pcitcre Ocrartige 'Shwinoeleien
81 pcr6uben iino. Cos Sdpinoler-
paor miro ocundhit BON aarlsrube
nab 6ranffurt a. O}. ii6eriiibrt wcr-
Ocn, no Dor Der Stroifaumer and
sic 9l6lrtbeilng ser 6etriigeriihen
l(0optipeltern criolaen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
9lIlcrlei gSetten.

No mo 5u gebeu OIrd Die 3eltnn'
0en 9loti5cn iibcr mc0r ooer lpeniger
rniinnige gSetten. Die uidt iclten los
aor Ocn 800 Ocs Mettenoen 5nr SOL.
Qe 6o6eu, ielteu mir bort man bon ei.
ner mirflicb wieisen @ette, ipie 5. y.
Ser ocs amerifoniihen gieportcrS Der
AMI ieoen sal Oen fiir5Iib oerltorbe'
men GRiliar00r SSierpont Niorgan
ipreheu polltc.
Nlorean mar 6etountlih lebr jll'
riid6altcno uio 5icmlicD idmciglamer
glatur. mo iclten mar eS lno9lih,
ieinc Nlcinng iiber irgeno cine Sa'
QesfraQe ais i6m beraus5l5iebcn.
@incs Cages uuroe CT uon eineln
oncrifauiihcn Heporter gcltcllt DER
ibm fiir elm SSnterpiep uon iiinf Dli.
miten ,mei6lm0ert @inrf bot @lor.
aan mar Ocrart oniiiiirt iibcr oieic
3imutbuna. oaB er lid nit Dem 3ci'
tm9snaru augeIegcntlitblt llbcr odS
@etter unter6ielt. gIls Die iiinf Dli.
mlten poriiber luurcit gab Der 9icpor.
ter sem Nlilliondr Den ais6conngc.
uen 9Srcis uno molte lid gleid ent-
feruen. ais i'm Wlorgan irogtc v@a.
run poltei sic mid oenn nit oler
@0rolt iprchcn? Sic baDeu ood
ron mir udt oos @ernigiie eriob.
rem" uSo" neintc Der pfiiii0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

Don ciner 3eitlmg OoS iilr icinc &ers
bdliniiie ia6el6aitc @ouorar BON 100
aroncn cr6ielt. mo 5por IN Ger @e-
italt eineS ilntelnagelnGlen Sunoert-
aroucui6cncS. Der III Dem ipGtcren
&crlauf Der @eibidte oie entiheiocn.
oe &ouc ipielcn iolte. Ger Iidter
6iltete ocn uneupartetcu 5dab nit
5drtli6er Sie6e in ieiner 9rlilttaidc
bis 3u oem Gage, OH Dem oic glb-
idicosihnoe ihhlg. 0ieies geidab
in ocm Gaie 9icp Dorf, in Dem oic
rmgoriibe 2itcrotur ibrc So6burg
auigeidlageu bat Cuclber lImltauo
iid ipdtcr nod ais ic6r wihtig CT,
meiien miro. Gem 0idter mar Der
glbidDic0 bon Dem @lnoertfroncn.
idein ie6r idwer. 10 DAB cr ieincu
6iillicOerbalter 500 mo bepor er Den
Shein Dem Sbertelucr ii6erreihtc,
ieiucn 9lamcn ailf oen8ano 0er9anf.
note i1rieb. Gicic llntcribrft ioatc
perb1ngnbpoQ merOen, aber oapon
1ottc Oer Gidter feiuc g(6nung. 9iun
nabm scr Sden 0ie CbGtigfeit auf
oie in Der &olfslpirtbibait aoerareis-
lnuf ocs @eloeo~ genannt miro. ST.
ma bier @ohen pcrgingen. Ga itiir3.
tc clues Wiorgeu9 Elm auigeregter
@err in Oie Nobmug Ocs Tidters,
itellte iih nls Der IScdtmeiiter .. Dor
un0 iteate Den Iihter cncr9ii6 5ur
JicOc, uic er eS pagcn fonne ieine
5rau 81 uerfii6ren. Der 9ihter Bot.
tc natiirli1 bon DER gon5en @eihidtc
fcinc bloiie gbmng, aber ietn Seig-
ncn 6rohte ocu 6edtmciitcr 10 gonj
iuio gar ans Der ,Saiilng, ouB Die
lluterreolmg idlieBli6 iebr itiirmiidj
wiroc. @or Dem @cridJt mics muI
Ocr 6ehtmcilter Oaraui bin 0oB CT
i'm 9ciiBc ieiner 5rau einen Nunocrt.
troneuibcin geiuuoeu Bate, Ger Oie
llntcri6riit oes Didtcrs trug CT
fonntc alio gcpiB ame6ucn, OaB
iciuc 6rai oaS @cl0 pom Dem 0idtcr
geihentt bcfonmen 6nttc, mo i'll Die
lem Sale mare Ole S6ulO oes 0ih-
ters erpieien. glun belpies o6er Der
0ihter nit peribicoeucn aednern ii.
Di6ter @oaeaeu ais ,3eugon oaB
er 5war icinen 9tamen wirfli1 olli
ocu Slutoertfroneriheil gcihrie6cn
bate, Dab oas ober i'm Sale 9lcw.
port in Scr poQigen 9lbweieubcit DER
SedmeiiicrS @ottin gcidja6 mo
alio oer 6oHbcr5igc @ouner ocsShei.
mes cin 9lnoercr 9eueien ieir miIBte.
9luf @rmO Oicier 0oriteamg 1T 0cr
6c1tneiiier natijrliM pcrlut6elt
mor0cn mo fonnte auBcroem mie-
Der oui Die Su6c gebeu inn oen
Dlonn 3u crmittcln. DER ieiner 6rml
ocn olio iali6 1e5eibncten Snnocrt'
froncni6ein 0ci6cnft bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05
Sine Gis6crs.@ataitrOp0c in WrOn.
lamb.


Sine Der ldugiten mo an 9lbenteus
ern reibiten 9ieiien, oie ourc6 @ron.
lmos S6neepiiiteu mternomnen
lullroen, lit Dor anr5em ourh oet
o1niihen Souptmann s. =. Sod
mo Ir. gllfreo @eaener aliidlid
oollcnoet iuoroen. Sn ehem 9hliias
ocr ..llmicboli4 ibiloert Or. Regencr,
ser id ais Dieteorologe bei Der mir
ons bier gerionen 6eite6enoen @r.
pcoiiion befauo, eiu5elne @piiooen
oicies fii6ncn lm0 piiientiAaitlih
ic6r ergebniBreihen llnterne6mcns
mo ldBt ms t1cilne0men on elmer
aemoltigcn Gis6ergfotaitropbe. oie
inn elm 0aar 0ie gauge Grpcoition
nit Olaln mo Nlous iiir INNER nn,
ter Sis lmo Sdnee begro6en botte.
Dic 9iciienoeL bic isldnoiidlc @ier0e
an Stclle BON Simoeu olS 3ug.
t6icre beulbten, lpnreu nit Shlitten
pou Sap Stop iiber Sen inncriten
,5oroarmL oen g9orgiioro," bis 5n
Dem Snlon0cic porgcorungen Dos
bier cine Steilwano BON 10 Wi S0be
pcit in's @iccr 6innuscbiebt 9ei
Dem 9lufiiiea ii6er Oieic GiSpauO uer.
bieB cine ihhidtartige 5enting ei.
men eipiqcrmnBen paiiirborcn &cg,
umo 10 loQerten iidl oenu Die 9icilcn,
Den nit loren @icr0rn lmo i6rcm
dan5en @cpod ctwa 300 Ni pom
Dlccreiie enticrut. @lan molltc ei.
Mae 1paltcn iibcr6ridcr imO 0os
olud oen g9eg iabrbor naden 9olo
5eiotc iidl o6er 0oB mau All cine
b0hii aeia6rlide StcIIe aeioumen
mar, miner neue SpaIteu biloeteu
fd, Ser Gjletidcr pnr ~ emer ge.
uoltiqcn llnrllbc mo es NOR flar,
Dab er .fal6em > b. enlcn ooer
me6rerc Gisberae obitoBeu wolItc
Nlon or6pitcte niii1lan an zen
griidel, Die 0Dd uie0cr jerliort lplll'
oeu DIS cines 9ladts cine irdtblre
aataitrophe cintrat. Sin idrcdlihcs
Seramcn ipcdtc Sic SAldier, iinc
man lab sic gismalter an Der eIren
JDoIicite 5uidninienitiirjen nn0 M
Der Sieie oeriinfen 3ueleid per.
ic1mouo plobliA bic sluSiid)t aili oen
6ioro aui cine gon5 inbcgreiIlidle
Beie; quer f0er ooS Sbol ual5te
iic6 ciu groBcr. onifler ipibcr aoIoB
in0 6lieb 80 Ni. Dor oenl Belt iieben
Nlit ieinen iiberbdnaenoen g8dnoer
raai cr orobcno nno aigaltila IN
oen faltcu 0iodthinmeI enIpor Ter
go0cn idmdntte. oas 3clt ueigte iid
gg16reno sic auocren bon ploem
5dlreden gepadt mir noiboiritig ge,
fleioet Sci i6 @rao a6lter 0erais+
iiir5tcL ionntc gScacncr Der onrd
enlen llniall in @c6eu 0e5Iuocrt
uor crit ip0ter ms 6rcic tommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-05

Ter fnnle &unoe. glr5t:
oS9re SSrau lit iomeit geiuno iebt,
id) ucrOe aber Oob nod ciniQe 3cit
fommcn miiiicn." o@cmiB mc.
gen Der 9ledmmgl"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
HINDUS MUST GO
OR GET SHOT-UP
Have Fought Deportation For
Three Months, But Crisis
Has Been Reached

Vancouver. B. c., July 20.-With
II :. announcement that the Canadin 8
cruiser Rainbow and contingent
bluejackets reinforced by details from
the cruiser Niobe, the situation re.
garding the Komagata Maru and hei
riotous Hindu passengers became
very grave tonight.
The Hindus, several hundred In
number, have resisted deportation,
for three months. Early Sunda
morning they repellcd immigration
inspectors and police officers who had
tried to board the ship to queIl di
tu:bance. In the fight a score Of
white men we're injured. The Rain
bow is expc,t ted to arrive after day
light and she will embark con:in
egent the Irish fusilIers and the
Duke OF ConI aught's own regiment
It Is then inte nded to train the Rain
bows gun on me Komataga Maru and
If the IIinous 60 not agree to remova
from the ht rbo,. bloodshcd is believed
inevitable
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
IMPORTANT STEP
WILL BE TAKEN
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Asked To Aid in Fight Against
Discriminatory Legislating

FOLLOWING the example of the Char
lesion chamber OF commerce. almost
dii lie trades bodies of South Caro-
lima Will shortly pass resolutions in
which they will urge South Carolina
congressman to fight any legislation
which seems to discriminate for one
tradc against another. The following
is a copy of the resolutions which An
dcrson has been asked to adopt and
which will probably be accepted:
Whereas, the chamber OF commerce
Of Anderson has been requested by
several commercial bodies and con-
stantly impOrtuned by number of
specla! interests to pass resolutions
and to bring the influence of this body
to hear upon the members of congress
Of this state with the view Of secur-
ing postponcment OF pending legis-
lation for the regulation of unfair
business practices and prevention of
unjust discrimination by corporate
bodies; and
Whereas. the people of the United
States have demanded that certain
corporate abuses and unfair Business
practices be corrected by legislation
so far as present experience will jug
tify. and
Whereas. present unc -ri:. .n;:: q c.
trcmclY harmful TO business :rd in
dus:ral progress. which III certainty
IL :Ifc to continu, should conservat-
tive action Ec lo2r,r po-troncd;
therefore. tc 1t
Resolved. That tic anderson chai:-
bcr of commerce urge upon the NOM
hers CT congrea, from tie state OF
lth :'arolina immediate and vigor-
u~.. action to securc sue, necessary
and Conservative Legislation as pres
cnt experience will iuatif: fos tie pre-
yer Ion OF unfair ''lG'nesr II; ticc..
and Discrimination cnd - LECTION OF
tradc and he i sc:...c:
Resolved. Tn: tits '.ody :.5o"oua.y
prc:eS, against the enactment OF any
legislation TINT Will discriminf tc
either directly or indirectly in favor Of
any body or special class OF our citi-
zcns; and be it further
Resolved. That a copy Of the5c ros-
oIuticn be foTwadcd to. commercial or
ganizaticrs throughout the Unitod
States with n request for similar ac
ton and that the business men Of this
city and throughout the State of South
Carolina be requested to take siml-
lar course OF action.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
WILL START A CAMPAIGN
FOR Y. M. C. A. BUILDING
MIR. VANDIVER is
SECURED BY BANK
Announcement Made That He Is
Shortly To Become Vice eres-
ident of Peoples Bank
tFrom Thursdays Daily.

Following special meeting of the
directors OF the Peoples Bank OF An
dcrson. held in the parlors OF the bank
yesterday afternoon, Lee G. Hollcman.
presiden, Of the institution, announced
that Il. =. Vandivcr had been elected
sire president Of tant institltion and
would accept the position This will
De OF genera, ir.arcst throughout An
dcrson COUNT a; hIr. Nundiver is one
Of the ic.l i:lown bank.ig man in the
county. lie has seen long service
with the Farmers G. Nlcr GIANTS Bank
antl the Farmers Loa: {: Trust COM
PAM AID there will h. no more able
banker in he city. 1, is understood
that he viii enter upon lis new duties
at an early date.
"iiie no. announcement has been
made in this respect, il Is presumed
taat tie plans for n now ban.i. whi III
Mr.. NaIdivcr Was TO hca.:. have bccn
given M.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
SPEEDLlMIT SET
lin PANAMA CANAL
Rules and Regulations Governing
s Navigation of Canal Have
Been Fixed
(By Associated Preas.l

Washington, July 21.-Rulcs and
regulations for operating and naviga-
ton OF. the Panama canal are provided
for In an executive order Just issued.
Generally these are framed upon the
regulations In force In the Suez CO.
nal and the 500. though, there are new
features made necessary by peculiar
local conditions. ~ n
One Is the limitation to six knots
per hour imposed upon the speed Of
vessels in the Culebra cut. and It is
even required that in approaching
turns vessels shall maintain the
slowect speed that will keep, their
headway, ylS.S
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
Specifications
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inch str9h Tero sypon ~
HORSE POWERM14-,s at nominal speed
n and splash Pump delivers
81 1 pan into nsn ws asan the dip
%
hend hand speeds for
ass s
S1se pe ssss as emergency ,ro, ~
steel knuckles Ball Bearing
WHEELS spokes Wheel sag
Inch diameter Any wheel will fit all hubs front
TIRES type United States Studded
steel All
% front and special
vymfEr vtefN ~ 90 o. o. ~ 49,, sA.A Ell nEs AHSs
under cowi dash; capacity
sPRINas special heat treat
BODY type upholstery door
ON right sde soable seating;
SiSSS nickel ssss, m ,
saay opsrsto DS'A''
E sss 9ss s"1
hEsLAS ss'' shipped complete with the
81
Jack, Z paSp rooi Kit.
5s#sss MOTOR
ample The internal COOLING % surfaces nr
thermosyphon cooling.
All bearing
metal obanable.
fhe crank shaft special drop forge
steel and ground true to size.
ALI parts needing oil suppier
system tns":ng long life quiet running.
The develops IA 18
This motor designed
been light and the desired efficiency would
permit, E4
+ st;i at3 GUARANTEE ss,s s,l yls
= @
win only renewal
tara and ars
EXEMPT fr6nsth guarantee. 80
operative parts
T1ei ia equipment, conveniently
adjusted an ne dhSh %%so s'
tn and switches brake, clutch
mission pcate ia proximity
= all within 4asssSsreach OF the driver
specflcatlons, o. B. freight
Bridgepofts Conn .$sS00
lsrjs or, a gent
az s lllea 1aderson, S. C.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
LICENSE REVOKED
River Pilot Charged With Carlessness
rs liz Deposed.

st. Louis. July 20.-The license Of
Captain s. E. Withrow as a river pilot
was revoked today by United States
Steamboat Inspectors Downs a.d
s;IuweT. Witnrow. VINO was In the pi-
lot house Of the steamer Majestic
when che struck the rigging OF the
new intake tower at the city's watsr-
works at Cnain-of. Rocks, near here
ON the night OF June 20. was charged
with carelessness. & rs. s.s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
CLASSIFIED ADS.

STOLEN-From Iltelligencer office,
Sterling Silver card case with
Sterling pencil AID fittings inside.
Plain finish with elaborate carved
monogram rs. A. HI ON back, con-
tanned small amount of money. Re-
ward If returned to3this office and
no questions asked. If
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
FOR COMMISSIONER

l hereby announce myself cand,-
date for commissioners Of District No.
l. comprising Corner. Hall, Savannah
and Varennes townships, subject to
the. rules OF the democratic primary.
PRESTON B: GALLEY. JR.,
Iva, s. C.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
YOUNG RULER
Takes Constitutional Oath OF Oaico
At Age Of 16.
(By. Associated Prcss)

Tcheran. Persia, July 2l.-Sultan
Amhcd Mirzn, the 1G-ycnr-old Shah
Of Persia. today omobta ming mis- on.,-
ial majority took the constitutional
cath Of Office in the palace of the nat
ionai council. The, cc-c::::cny :ooi;
place in the presence OF the members
Of the national council. the royal
princes. high state officials. foreign
diplomatic representatives and their
wives
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
Col. Dave H. Wise.

Col. Dave II. Wise OF Aiken, repre-
senting the comptroller general, is
here checking up the books In aome Of
the county offices. Col. Wise has done
a mass OF this kind or work In his
time. rEs s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
DEDICATION SERVICES e
Arc To Be Held at Double Springs
$50 Church Snidny. IL 4,

There will be q dedication service
at Double Springs Baptist church on
NEXT Sunday morning at IL o,clnnk. =
Tho church and community have re-;
arranged and built to the, former
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
FOR TREASURER

l hereby announce myself candi-
date for county treasurer Of AnderN
son county, subject to the.rules OF the
democratic primary. la. COOK,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
WANTED-First class !. beef cnttle
sheep and veal, Weighing from
80 to 125 pounds.-W. A. Power
2l2 South Main Street.

Choice Of 25U Farms.
so to 500 acres, $40 to $50 per acre.
Come and see. Write for folder.
Western Carolina Realty. CO., McCor-
mick, S. c. t3sss =.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-Thursday

afternoon from Webb's corner, An
derson, one chestnut sorrel mare,
weight $50 pounds, fourteen and one
half hands high, fourteen years old.
white star In face. Hitched to CO.
lumbus top buggy painted black all
over. Return tow. AZ g.. McWhort-
er, Denver, g. G.. A'ss