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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-12-25
@eridtsiitung gu Gnoe.

6rettagna6mittag Inn 4 l1br tparen
ale Tdlle tpel6e IN oen1 De5ember
@5ert6tStern1tn bor ser Surp perbar1=
belt neroen iollter erlebt9t unb bte
@ert6tSitbung ipurbe pertagt. Ser
lebte Sal Ser perba11belt tpurbe mar
ser BON 81. so. Sell eegen Sobn Dlat,
tn mel6er ser &ldger .3ablung for0erte
fiir etnen 200 Tub ttefen 8runnen
mel6en er fiir 0en 8erflagten gebobrt
bate. @S purbe gelten6 gena6t, bab
ba8 @ailer ni6tS tauge nno bab III
anberen 8e5tebungen Ser 8rrnnen ntdt
contraftn1dbts auSgefibrt tporben iet.
gea6 mebritiinbt9er 8eratllng etntgte
| it6 Sic Surp auf etnen @abripru6
5u9uni ten be8 &ldger8 uno ipra6 ibm
$293.60 5u.
Sn bem Grt111tralfan BON @toat
gegen Sttp @6reper ser beS NngrtffS
I'M 2. @rab angeflagt mar, etntgte lt9
bic Surp auf l6ulbig be8. 9lngrtffS int
3. grab unb bert6tete oteierrnoben
an SEN Nt6ter. glS Strafe fir btele6
@ergebenS tpurDen @6reper $100 5u=
btftirt melde er iofort be5ablte.
Sn bem lebten Criminal 6all, @taat
gegen @tant8 Sperl etntgte lt6 sic
Surp ipdt OonnerStag na6 1nebrz
ltunoiger Beratung gu 0ern @abriprud
ri6ulbtg beS NngriffS I'M 2. @rab"
Sperl murbe an9eflagt unb iiberf rfiibrt
SEN iungen Otis Nt6ter NIT etren1
@tnf Gtien gu &ooen 9el6la9en gu
baben.
6reitasna6n1tttag tpurbe er BON Gt6=
ter Sllen 5ur @efdnsntSitrafe In Stlnz
>pater auf unbeittmmte 3ett perurteilt.
Nt6ter Slien lagte iebo6 aus, bab er
ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l6retben Mir
oe, @perl 1rur 6 Monate In 9oft 3lt
balten unb i'm bonn auf freten Tub gu
leben. Otto @rotbe nel6er au6 tn
oieier @6ldgeret beteili9t mar, entetng
etne8 HroSelle8 I'M Otitrtft @eri6t
1peil er i6on BON Ht6ter 5enningien
be eltraft porben mar.
Our6 ei11 @erleben i6rteben >ptr in
ser lebtm66entlt6en Boit, bab Nnton
s. Bra116 iibeffiibrt morben iet, ieine
Tarntlte b08ptlltg perlaiien 5u baben.
@S bdtte uSobn S, Brano" beiben
lollen unb mir itellen bte8 btermtt
rt6ttg. ".n.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-12-25
ln(erl1 relerl1 urd 5teundett
FrQb|iNe WelbndNtem

Iaulenbe BON Meni6en perlanmelte1t
1i6 O1tttmo9abe11b auf Ser Mtnneiota
@trabe INN Der 6eier beS Wluntcipa1
@eibna6t8baun1es bet5uuobnen, Son
allen Nt6tungen Der @inoroie. famen
1ie angeitr0n1t urn ben @eibna6t8=
bau1n gu ieben urb be1n Brogramm gu
lau16e11. Beeintrd6tigt pur0e ote
sSeier bur6 boS falte @etter tpel6es
5i6 ungebeten etngeltel[t batte. @S mar
tpirfli6 10 falt, bab 5unberte BON
@ltern NIT ibren &tnoern BEN 5etmmeg
antraten ebe bo8 Hrogran1n 3u @noe
mar unb bie Sertetlun9 Ger @ei6enfe
an bic &i11ber begtnnen fonnte.
9lnftatt baS Yrogran1n u1n 7 l1br
5u be9tnnen mte ange5eigt, lpar eS Bet
nabe balb a6t llbr ebe Ser @etbna6t8=
baun In leine1n 2t6terglan5e erl6ten
unb bie 2. JegtmentSfapelle bic erz
0ffne11be 9fummer beS Yrogra1nn1S be-
gann. Die Gapelle ipte1te etne 5tpeite
Summer urb ba11n folgten ser Gbor,
s. %. Sobnion NIT ietner ene1il6en
Nnipra9e, bann mieoerl1m Ser @bor,
bann Or. 6ritide NIT einer 0eut16en
Nnipra6e, bann Ser Gbor NIT et11e1n
brttte11 2ieb.
Ol1r6 BEN itarfen Nnbrang 1purbe SOS
@r16etnen oe8 Wetbna6tsn1a1111es unb
1ei1er t3nerQe er16mert unb per2DQert.
3u1n S6l1b fam bann Bic 8ertetlung
Ser acknowledgements. @dbrero
bieies Dor lt6 ging iptelte bic 2. 6egtz
mert8fapelle luitige @etien. Ser Sea-
peue fann ni6t bo6 9enu9eS Sob erz
tetlt lperbe1l bab Tie trob Der &Qlte 10
bebarrlt6 auf tbren Soften auSbarrten.
2etber famen oie i60ne11 @eldn9e
nt6t CUR oollen @eltlrng. Ser Gbor
bate bic 2i.1er portreffli6 etngeiibt
unb fang bteielben au6 fa1noS aber ser
@6all 0ran9 ni6t mett genug UNI bon
BEN met titen geb0rt gu merber1. s. M.
Sobnion ipra6 IN en9lti6. @r lettete
leine Nnipra6e etn NIT ser @rfldrung,
bab oies ni6t Die @elege1beit iei, eine
ldngere Nnipra6e gu balter r1nb bab er
it6 iebr fnr5 faiien tpiirbe. @r fiibrte
an, bab mtr alle urlade bdtten eladlt6
uno 5ufrteoen gu iein, In Dem 2anb mo
Trteoen porberrl6e I'M @egenlab gu
europa mo- it6 bic Menl6en In benz
gr6bten &rteg Der @elt befebbete11.
Mapor 5rttl6e bielt etne ldngere 9ln=
ipra6e IN melder ct bic Beoe1t1ng bes
8eibnadtsfeites flarlegte, bic 6arin
heitebe, bab auf @roen 6rtebe berri6e,
bab ale 8itterfeit, Miboeritanbntiie
unb s3miiti9feiten anssei9altet lperben.
ST betonte, 6ab oteie Geier fiir Die &inz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-12-25

= Nnf Der Dur6retie BON @berburne
nod WttnneapoltS bielt fi6 anfangS ser
gSo9e Yrof. Nrnolb @loor einen 9aq
bier beiu68metie auf.
Dte Aneeitellten i'm Yoitamt unb
ote Brteftrtdger IN ser @tabt llno aJ
benz 9anbe baben ft6erli@ our6 tire
ftrenu6ie Tdttgfett tpdbrenb ser per<
gangenen @o6e it6 INN ben Danf oer
@tnmobneri6aft Seem lllms unb l1m=
gegeno berbtent gema9t. Sc bat feline
gertnge Nrbett gefoitet bie I'M Yoitamt
abselteferten Boitfa6en gu betpdlttgen,
aber tie baben es fertis eebra9t. Oben<
oretn miiffen bic 1neiiten bellte (g8eib=
1la@tstas) auf tbrem Soften fem.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-12-25

- Sn ser Ta1ntlte bon 9lueuit
Wager ma6te am 9onntag etn ltramz
mer 5tannnbalter lein @rl6etnen unb
lebten Grettag purbe ote Ta1ntlte bon
So1epb &tbero>p BON Weit Nemton o1lrd)
bte M11funft etnes Weltbiirger8 erfreut.
- 2ebten Son1ltag mar Hanmonb
@ruekma6er BON O1tnneapoliS bel
Yaltor 9obn8 5u @aite. Wdbren>
ietneS Mufentbalte8 ma6te er Nrrange=
me1t8 fiir Nuffibrung be8 2ultlptela
u9be Yrofellor'S 2ope @torp" leitens
oeS rl1r1iperittp Dramatic @lub8." Oa6
@tiid nitro 9onntag, 2. Sanl1ar tn oe1
1urnballe aufgefiibrt meroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-12-25
in Mttton gebratt. S:e bomparoters
ten geitern abenb Mrmentieres mebz
rere @tunben lang, uno bic f@perer
@ranaten ftelen beftdertg in &bftdnz
ben BON 3pet Minuteit in bic @tabt

Berlin, 19. Seq. Ser beutf&e
@eneralftab mahte ssitern absnb
fplgenbes iiber RE Gage I'M @efter
betannt: r@ie &dmp,e in MteuporE
finb uns fortge'ebt siinittg, aber fo
peit 1T nu@ feline @nti9et6ung erz
5ielt porben. 9ie fran30iii@sn @n<
grtffe 5lptf@en ga 8anee uno &r=
ras uno auf betben nfern Der @oms
me perliefen relaltatlos uno fofeten
ben Syein0 f@pere @erluite. Mn Der
@pmme perlorea Die ;5.an5oien 1900
an @efungenen uno 1900 an Soften,
sSn ben Mrgonn.n ma:hten mir einigs
erfolgrei9e Mn31iffe, tr beren @erz
laufe mir $50 @efongene ma@ten
unb ptel &riegsmaterial erbeuteten. J"
9ieier 8eri@t ptbe1legt ben 5us
benz nod b6@it unt[1r ausgeDriidten
8eri9t bes frac5D1i19sn &riegsbuz
reaus, bas belteio>ne 6ortfcDritte
norbDftli4 opn 9t1eupprt melbet. Sm
utf9en @enerali itab trtrD nit Na4.
orud gemelbet, 2ob nttt rbet", fonz
bern rtn" Nieuport getdmpft miro,
bab nit Qnberea Worten Elm Sell
Der @tobt, mahel@eir!i@ bic -0itliz
@en @ororte, III beut1@en 9dnbe,
itnb.
9te iibrieen prn Der 5ran5ofen
gemelbeten 5ortihritts tperben aut
dbnlt@e Wetfe tptber!egt. sSnterel=
liant 1T iebenfa15, buR bic 5ran3oien
3ugeben miifen. bab H. pieberum in
Der 9ef efeniipe ii,1t, nd4renD bic gans
&c Prei1e ter @erbiinceten ii@ BE-
retts aus Treuoe ii5:r Die rSffen=
iipe" Der @erbir0eten teiler gef9rien
batte. sSn 9euti6lano ftebt man Der
@ntmidlung I'M @eiten NIT bee
benfbur grDBtst1 " Rnbe entgegen.
Mon bat gelern&. Der oberiten 2ei=
tung gu pertrouen, a:lb ieber 1@einl
gu fublen, bab, penn bic Dflt9e1
Morfeu bes: AsiHes bonn brpbenbe1
Teinbe befre:t itab, bic @erbiinbeten
i'm Weiten an BE &eiae fomnen.
Berlin, IS. 9e5+, i1ber 2pnopn.
Tpl9enoer amtltder 8eri@t >umroe
bente nittas bier perDffentli@t:
uIuf bem lueitlidea &riessidau=
plak fanbeu geiterm mcbrere feino=
lide Mngrtffe itatt+ SIT Mtenpprt,
8iri6ppte unb 2a &aiiee >ueroen sic
&fe fortseiett* @ir baben bel
Sens, 6itlid pun Ml6ert nno >ueitlid
bon 9}uppn ale Mnsriffe ser
Seinoe 5nriid9ei@lagcn*
rNn Der pitprenfiiden @renae
>umrbe Elm rniiiider &apaQeriean=
griff bei NQfaqen 5nriidgeidlaeen.
vSa &plen piro bic &erful9nn9
Ses tyeinbes furtgeiett."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-12-25

- Sn port Depoiit, M1a., tpurbe
gefern Elm Neger, namens Mtl
Sones, ber bef@u!bigt mar, Elm jun
ges. Mdb@en in berbre@erifder Mb<
iiht angegriffen gu 5aben, gelpnat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-12-25

flarite 8e&pets, bab sic Soee etneS
W}untctpal @eibna6tSbarmeS BET benz
8ubltflm I'M Nllgernetnen Nnflang
ftnbet uno bab etne Wieoerbolung Der
Teier 11d6iteS SabreS NIT 6rel1oen be-
9rubt sDtro. \, Il
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-12-25
@mo4t@ gefan9e>t+
9euti@e @eebeloeu pom benz
&reu5er v@moen".
Mfa@ten sSa9o anf @anoelSi@ife.

Yaris, iiber Sofio, 19. Seq. Gos
bie1ige Slottenminilterium bat &c.
itern aben0 befannt gegeben, oaB
Ser britiide &ilfsfren5er ~@mpreB
Of Sapon" Sen &oblenoampfer "@r-
for6" gefapert bat. Sin 8oro oieies
Dampfers 5efanoen iib 6rei Diff
5iere uno pier5ig Mann l1eberle.
ben6e bon Ser 8eiaBung oes 6cut-
i9en &reu5ers v@1noen", Der be-
fanntli9 an 6en &ofos Snieln
bon Dem aultraliiden &reaaer
u@p6neD" alf ben @trano getrieben
uno iotnit fan1pfunfdbtg gema6t
tpur6e. Die bei6en Offi5iere uno
Sic bier5ig Mann entfamen auf
einem @@oner, faperten 6ann oas
&obleni9iff n@gfor6", riiiteten Die.
ien nit 5mei fleinen @el@uben, Die
fie bon Ser u@m6en" gerettet bat.
ten, aus uno na9ten i'm StiQen
0aean Sago auf &anoelsi6iffe Ser
6etn6e 9euti@lanos 11nb Selter.
reid nnaarns.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-12-25

- Ser 9ampfer e@mpreb Of in.
bia", @igentum ber .Ganabian 9a<
eifie Mailmap &c." 1T ben benz reih<
ften inbii@en Giirften, ben @aetmar
bon 9aroba, taufli& erfanben tpor.
ben. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
OIP0sEs WAREMOUsE BILL
CORES saaaaaae Gives Some VERY
sFeng Reasons on His Idea

Editor The Intelligencer:
~ i do not claim to be SOlOman, or
wise as opy legislature men, or able
10 solve. the difficult probie4ns that
present tilmeseiRes from time to time.
3 Bnt II Goes appear to me that some
of the questions our law makers are
called upon to work out coaId be
ciearifted and more easily solved IL 1t
were not for the fact so many of us
desire to fall in line with the elias.
that wish Is get rich quickly.
The warehouse bill for instance. 1
have no fight to make on any one, or
any set OF men WHO are willing TO take
their own money and biuiding ware
hon ess.; but but Dc e,,ass ssa!ng the
people, or any part OF them to paw
Tor thhe building OF warehouses;
~ have been farmer all of my
iaife. as well as having some side
i5shes in the way OF making 4 IiviAg.
I have never felt any need OF a state
inr 1l entlIlt tse rehoifsess SOmehew I have
{ al ways fillanageQ 70 ilflye plenty; TO
eat and Vss. Ssrch ns4 II is.f IF 7. li.iA
cotton toaseiI, 4 did $50. II Z wished
q prize, ilyid a 4.
but more often for less price.
IS D1Efag money panics have heard
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

the Wild peayine, the latter growing
as high SO A0fse's back. The cane
growth was tile standard by widclI
the eaTiy settlers estimated the yalne
of the land. If it grew only 10 the
height Of q mans head, the land was
esteemed ordinary but a growth OF
20 or 80 feet indicated the highest
fertility. YSaiz cane growth rot only
Alled the bottoms. Int extended up
the slopes to the highest bills.
! Thus tits said thai il was designed
20 place the fi-st house built on the
present site u the town OF AbbeviIIe,
ion5 the summit of q hill; but alter
wards, when the tall cane that coyer-
cd the whole place was cleared away.
an error OF more than so yards was
discovered. The Alpine region oc
eupies the extreme nbrtwe rider OF
the state. II has asgerr legation
ahoYe the sci levi Of l., 1903
feet. The braeing and h cii-
mate OF this region itsDeaut.i seen
cry, ala bold mountain ol:tline, the
rich IHxuFiance of every growth, no
stunted plant on the mountain side
or summit every part, even the
.creyaases o ftiie rocks. covered with
shrubs and trees of come kind, all
full Of life and yigor; the clear, swift
streams that everywhere leap In q
sucession OF cascades from crag and
cliff haze made IL for generations a
health and pleasure resort during
the stiEmer.
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Reduced Ts0und Trip Fares frOH
Anderson, 3. g.
1G1I11WN iISYTi7s .... .....Ei.s. % 1isiSat,
Acc0ufi OF National Education Assoc
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05
HOuEaERN IsAnMAsYI!s,. 3. J: :
Premier CaErsier 81 Do t,olIiifi
N C0NNECTIllfg WITH BLUE RTD6js
lkAILSF:ARs
Schednl 3 fieeflYo Jan. lo, lsll

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Ne. Arriving Erou :Tffna
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BeisOn, hroHi i coach Z
fsSile CtoidrnhEA 20 sgais5 3
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70 Belson ard GreenviE ie. Is 30 es "a.
q Bel ton aud giteenEiile s 2:2E j. M
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

d Leeds, the first English city 10
adopted overhead traction for its
street GERS, is. mounting the cars on
atitomObile type wheels SO az 5o do
away with the tracks.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

Subscriptions intended to count
under the presentj Subscription offer
Of Twenty Thousand ISStra Votes for
a single yearly Subscription MY DO
mailed at any houe Thursday from
any postoffice In the Western part of
the State, The postmark will be ac-
cepted as evidence that it was mail
ed before the expiration of the Of
fer. s,S3 ~ .,.y ..l
Any new or inaGtige Contestant who
desires to take advantage of this ex-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

In behalf of recently invented conf
cal dippera for removing cream from
rsilk botttaB 1t is contanded that its
shape distuTbs cream less than any
other dtehsil,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

It lies between the 32nd and 35th
! degree north latitude and lst ana 4aiii iti
degree west longitude. 1t Isl In tho
shape OF III ;suscsigR Triangle, and
%Qual sides being on tho north and
thea southwest The apex Of the trs-
angie rests upon the summit Of the
Bse Ridge Mountains--the base
ss.esping with gentle slapedfalsrag
from the sculhS,esk to the nerihea8
OrtIls pars or the Atlantic shore uf
North America. The line lis parallel
with alnaIit aiia4half the sonasf lines of
Il Inc continents 81 tic cartil. Parpen-
dicuIar TO this direction the four
& ssreas rivers that flrniSt and 5rrigase
StouIn EaTpIin0 ne their WY fI5z;;ss ~
the Iaoiini iains to the. sea. .ss
South Caroline is diviIled genlogi{
cally Into two divisions the post
pirpeene lrst, Feach ing back aboni
2 100 miles from thascoast until We
reach The crystalline rocks. formed
Z ages bt6Qre the pli0cene. The line
which these unite Is we'll marked. This
line has during the entire past history
of tho State lvlded II socially, poiIti4
eally, and indus als:s lsss Wafi als piiy-
81: always been
known as the hp county and low
country OF S1iytl Carolina This d.
xiaioA lis nnar&ed nptronIy IN surface.
IN soil IN yegetai,se z srOwth ms also
- manners, characters. ancestry and
even on the very tones OF voice or iStie
fnhab bisants. ~ & KS
Z Rllyslcal Divt fl0n of State. ss
sically the state divides ITSELF
iniO ssexnn great regions which Saxy
) tFnd from the mouth OF tile Savannah
Little rtycr on the NORTH Carolina
line. This coast Is frangeds with Is
lnIltls mich, Afliile they render niost
s0g33 tiie fine ifarboFs OF the cat,st use
less, atill In n themselves produce
les cf che anesf Ions stapl 4 cot
ton On This cpast aFss two of the
silttaAt alnshol;a n The world sharles-
ION, and P1Ht ROYAL his heIt consists
OF End and here flsse.
Aounas The afea <lalda uriifclss s. MAKE
ss1ssss:ss ss1sss:ss lsHs niOis u 81 III :.
n NJ, glops 70 md inlnn neyliately In
land, tho osiast 1nes ION ehes
lower niffa SlIs s1nn = ). s.l
& South ear6lina. This sectica con. 1. :.
1Tsses more sltB1 one -fhifd gf]tI
IS phye eioai feal1ress being.
t.ty hen tfiIik OF the ciait re-
Elon, isisllt large rivers regeiye all
aters sll lat Va IS Ia South Carolina
alla slai:9e pm Hon sof North Gare.
ND fllrbipI hes moro than 1000
le .0l nitylga ~ terA.
& 3ss.ts :sss rie the.
Is low, ~ d tsat, Size ftn form.
s lsEI Us siffaCe being searceIy
4. z except hera and;
Z mere on = lle OF the streams.
Tic chir ic yrolgtlI Is tI,e Ia,,e.,
HAT
9e " iiiiies nd ts,rs st.l ,ySstssrs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05

3ste'y " os15e 4saAttSy ~ SlalaithS llc gov
efninene squeezed down on the mon4i
ey so 2 man couldn't get his Just
Flsht was never able TO detect the
,gqyernment squeezing any of the
money sne may have kept tight
grip an her cwn, bNt that was al.
II had dollar then could snae
q s'.st the. , 7sassee ''...n!ess had LET
some 0tilef Fellow nave IL; then some
times they woaid hold to It, but the
banks never refused to turn over
money that belonged TO me when Il
called. for 1t. sa III ~
s., 80, the trouble with too many of
US is we want the other fellow'sl
money aud give him only promise
To- nay Tor n until 1t suits our con-
forced to make she promise good be-
KQre it. suits our copYeui9nee, we
think the world aud every body else
Is agyinst MS. We too often want to
show off on some other mans money:
never tnliRE itinre to consider that
some day ,iYie rwtl. be forced TO paw
principal and interest, for. our false
show, or be driven to the wall
!, If. the cotton rs ours. who Is 10 him
der us from keeniIlg II nntiI wo ret.
ready to sell9 If Il helonrs to fhe
other man. WHY do wo wont To l,ean
,it?. There IS oniy one answer. en-
yetouaness.
No Ar .so,,,,,a ,ri,,, 80,
.. 10 ,a s's ~ -. 80" wv ~
arc aiy;,,sy ,,,t = T.s.t S nn 9aiSs ~
o,,,. n,na S,,,, yv,Id I,,iIt,,a, ~ az. ,s.
sles I ana ~ - s,ant tni neaa NJ !.,i.i, s
Sfnjsi, ~ oss,,., $40, ~, - "a -
80 cir ~ 1ss -.
sas,,;t,a ,,.:I ~, :. - o.. Ny SUI
- ~ ~ oipS,ts SaeSs =,
~. ~ ~. a. Alt
'tlsu He WsllsIs
~ VT aliSoite, y Mflatn g
~ ahs,.,sst, =. " y, t,li'
siAS .,I,, : 49,. ~ - seIy set9otn
!u. Wy ltsss "itiiin hla income
aaa = a.lssl' DAYS ms as,ptss
s..s.a. ~ van e9s st0l,eyI
- W IS =, - ll,e
,,:.' -. - = -. 1870
e.. =. .,..s .st:ss
" s. .. 4 ny
DsssleE issii: - pisEe
- p.1r @,st = 81
~ S'u uss : eol AZ ru~
-, - ;s ",
y :. = y s...'i :.
s.ien .S tIDslSy on
s,a :. s. ss
;.isi n.
ls' ~ !. sou altM ,|uuss
~ w, l.,; issst III .s2,,
$on Slist ,s!l1i heii'FH Miii
h9se1 ~ Ely 50 ias ;SeYillng = il'i I,
~ slss - & . ~ tYlti
s..a s.llu aSas ss,t1 asu.' " sss
sgtsf ~. I! nays al INV
;s.:1 y
~ y w eolistpL l1s
g Ven ~ o9sE gMt, J. Z. ss rpnt.. tae
may hiysi ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-05


sSlls 80 itl 81 il & I: rs
ill &
SOY - ffese
Z ~ -
fl
6n Soaf 4liR
q ah Fpi lsi 81
slia. s 9 slseliist q sle
~ iliIy iF1isi ~ ~
4styll reg ira iif tIse ~ ts t0
tle eit4 pse elaaI5ta9 ssnd biiiss
/, 4 ~ lfz1d ~ teRei Wisbout beIne
= esl ~ f0llins % nsafe
silsainals nf most
s.S - 81 eiT arsa : ~.
M aeA ~ I,s, Z. . s.
19s 81 q q
nera y IA
ef,a ~ ton az q s, Sfssl z
1859 sefeFs fhert ~ 4 rs
pfetsi ne c61rIs (, ls
EEiiS setsd fti growth 81
t1sy p.i11 Eitil tisek & IL
81 och ma hlcko Ssjii6 tii;s n,fs.y
The record., 1914-01-22
Central City.GreenvilIe Road Proves
Model.

The Central City-Greenville road
is proving model for other sections
of the county, and is inspiring farm
ers with the determination to do
something to help have better roads
everywhere. Scores of farmers are
now hauling slack, cinders and rock
and putting where most needed on
the roads. All the mines in the
county are glad to supply this ma
teral without cost, and the land
owners are dong the hauling at their
own expense, and finding that it pays
handsomely. The road south of
town is being placed IN much i'm
proved condition by this method,
and by the use of the King drag.
which is all being done without ex-
pense to the county.
The record., 1914-01-22
Grand Jury Condemns Poor Farm

The members of the grand jury
made a visit to the county poor
farm, and their report is a just and
stinging indictment of the people of
the county in the manner of caring
for our unfortunate poor. They
condemn the buildings, and insist
that a new location be secured, on a
main highway, so that everyone may
see and know how things are man
aged. The buildings are not fit for
habltation, sanitary conditions are
terrible, and the crowding of the In
mates is disgrace to civilization.
Under the rulings of the fiscal court,
and allowance made, it is impossible
for any keeper to do as he would in
the conduct of the farm. The con-
tract is let to the lowest bidder, this
year only 81 per month beins allow
ed for board and lodging each in
mate, which is entirely inadequate,
at present prices of supplies. We
pay S2,.5o per month for the care
of each criminal, while the unfort-
unate but deserving poor are treat
ed worse than the criminal element.
1t is suggested that a good man be
secured, and that he be allowed to
supply whatever is necessary, and
the claims be allowed and paid,
rather than the present inadequate
fixed sum. Muhlenberg has not
kept up with the procession along
this line though we have one OF the
finest jails in Kentucky. Now let US
show some humanity to our poor.