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Brussels, August 3Accordng to local newspapers Gernan
troops have reached Vse the Mcuse twelve
Liege Belgium. ~ soEl &f |
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AN ARMEn. ESCORT
Immense Sum- of. tGoldS Shipped on
Liner VIII Have War Ship for
Protection. il, 49, ess

New York. Aug. IA suggestion
that a United States, warship be used
to carry sS,500,000 In gold to Europe
for relief Of Americans will be made
to President. Wilson (, by New York
bankers. President Strong, Jr., pres
1dent OF, the .Bankers' Trust, Company,
left for Washington today to see the
president concerning the PLAN &
The gold was Withdrawn: from the
treasury departments today and placed
in the vaults of the trust company. All
that is needed is. the sanction OF Pres
ident Wilsop. Sponsors OF the plan
admitted that 1t was unprecedented
but said that the situation required
heroic measures. 10 ship the gold
on liner would be inlpracticable.
No insurance company would. write a
policy on snch q shipment, which
would be liable to- gefaures by Enro-
pean warships. e 4 s, 8. So
&; Wall street, expressed !. the opinion
that no other plan offered oven d Tatr
chance of sending the, gold safely to
England. Should this proposal meet
with rejection, Mr,t Strong, II was s,ln-
.derstaod. will suggest that the gold
ibe placed on AN Amerie can. liner and
that an American warship be senf
with It to insure its safe passage. s +
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BOOZE GOES UP, NOT DOWN
Revenue Tax May BE Imposed on Al
lntOxicants.
(5y Associated Press. }

fBy Associated Press.)
Washington. August 3.-Administra-
tion officials are hopeful that congress
need not be asked to pass new I'M
port duties on internal taxes to offset
the falling off In customs expected
from the European war. 1t was point
ed out today that the treasury is In
excellent condition aud could rup
probably two MONTHS on the funds It
now has, without collecting another
cent.
II a contingency arises the govern
ment might augment its revenue In
several ways. One would be through
an issue Of Panama canal bonds, OF
which about$240. 900, remain authoriz-
cd hut unissued.
To increase internal revenue the ad-
ministration might extend the income
tax to smaller incomes than are touch
ed at present and possibly increase the
normal and sure tax rates. Another
expedient would b g to ask congress
to pass revenue tax measure such
as provided funds for the Spanish
American war through a stamp tax on
commercial and other transactions
and an increase on beer and liquor.
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Mr.. and. Mrs. Ernest Mckinney ar
rived in the city last nigkl from At
lanta, to be the guests fora week of
Mr. and Mrs w O. NICK fftRhey." Z
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Mrs. F. M. Carter has returned from
Ga. whero, sheehgs: been the
guest of friends and relatives.
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BLAME EACH OTHER
Germany and France Accuse Eacl,
OTHER Of Starting War.
(By Associated Press.l !

Berlin, August 3.-A further official
communication regarding French acts
OF hostility against Germany was pub
lished here tonight. 1t said:
The German troops hitherto have
obeyed orders not to cross the French
frontier. French troops. on the can
trary. since yesterday, have made sew
eral attacks on the s frontier posts
without any declaration of war having
been made s4
THE French have crossed the from
tier at several places In spite OF the
fact that thec French government u
few days ago informed us that it
would not infringe on the unoccupied
zone of six miles from the frontier and
since last night companies ,of French
troops have beon in occupation of a
number of German villages
In this way, France has opened the
attack upon us4 and mas established u
state OF war which has compelled the
German empire to take, measures for
the security of Its territory"
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RAILROADS REFUSE SHIPMENTS

Norfolk, August ,3.-The Norfolk &
Western railroad and several steamI
ship. lines. including the Furness,
Witty Company, today virtually clos:
ed the port of Norfolk to European
ports.
3! The railroad announced that 1t
would receive no shipments intended
for export TO p0rts Of European G9un--
tries now involved IN war. ~ =. U
A similar embargo was placed on
grain by the Pehnsylvahia Railroad.
It is claimed there are about two mil
lion bushels OF grain held for export
in Baltimore, ~. .....,... /.
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DR.. c.. L. Guyton Of Piercetown was
in the city yesterday for a few hours.

Miss Lula Smith hts returned from
her vacation. which she spent ia. Ashe-
villc apd Henderscnyille. NJ h. :.
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Il. q. McC Gown. i. .J., Mct, and
section were iiia the city iyesterd daY;..
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Martin township has returned to the
city, after visit to relatives in Sum-
ter and Columbia.
P. T. Shaw of Iva. was among the
visitoiq to spend yesterday IN the
city.
Albert Carac3 and Joe Sherard were
among the visitors to spend yesterday
In tile city, Il.
]. W. Trottcr OF Pelzcr was in the
city yesterday for few hours.
Willis McGcc Of Starr was among
the visitors TO spend yesterday i'll the
city.
Mack Beck, Foster Jones and Clar-
encc Jones spent Sunday in lIartwell,
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Cochran and Miss
Dot Coffee leave this morning for
Linville, NJ c., where they will
spend ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strickland havo
mctored up from Sumter and arc rho
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Il. w. Tribblc.
]. G. Cohen. Misses Julia and Sadie
Cohen spent Sunday iI the city. the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. Geisbcrg.
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GREAT GAME STAGED
on sPARTAN's FIELD
ssPARTANBURG WON ON A
COUNT OF / TOO
PITCHERS BATTLE
Guthrie and Dagerhardt Fought
Hard Ganfe> But Gaffney Ces:.d
Not Gross the Rubber
Special to The Intelligencer.

.. - .
Special to The Intelligencer.
Spartnnburga August 3.-Gaffney
could get only three hits off the invin-
chile Guthrie and although she had
several good chances, Guthrie proved
unhittablc at those times. The game
was intensely interesting and very ex-
citing ,as both pitcher 'got into bad
holes often. Gaffney got q man to
third three times. but could not score
Welch scored the only run of the
game. two bagger by himself and a
Wild throw to second. Hord got a 3
base hit in the second and Bowden and
Welch got doubles for the locals.
=. ~
Score by inniDgs.
Spartanburg :. O10 900 0o0-1 6 1
Gaffney =: !. 1000: 900 O00-O 3 8
Batteries: Gaffney, Dagerhardt and
Patrick; Spartanburg: Guthrie and
Lockerbie. Umpire Frey.
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CAN'T GET OIL
War Has Affected Standard Oh Com.
pnny to Largo Extent.
(By, Associated Press.)

(By AssoCintcd Press.J
New York, August .3.-The Standard
OH company of New Jersey today is
sued the following statement:
"The Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey may be compelled on account
of the interruption of foreign COM
merce resulting from the war sitnn-
tton. in Europe to materially curtail
the output OF, all petroleum products.
Thfs sudden, loss OF market coupled
with large accumulated stocks of fin
ished products now on hand will
necessarily limit their ability to pur-
chase crude oil. At the moment it is
impossible to say to what extent and
iiow long this unfortunate copdition
will continue" ~
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TO PREVENT PLAGUE
Railroads Nrnst Clean Cars Five niles
Away From any Known Infected
Part OF CITY. Ss -.h
(By AsEociatcd Press.)

(By Associated Press.) ,a ].
Washington. August 3.-Because
Henry Chase, the fourteenth victim OF
buhonic plague in New Orleans. was
ibelieved to. have received his infec-
tion at .Girod and. Front Streets, where
he was employed to clean coaches in
the Louisville & Nashville railroac
yards. the public health service today
directed that cars bo. cleaned att GEN.
tilly Road, five miles distant from any
known Infected district in; the city. !:
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Homer With the Bases FulI,

Brooklyn, August S-Konetchy
broke up today's game in the thir-
tecnth inning by, slamming home
run with the bases full, giving Pitts
burgh the victory z to 3 and driving
Brooklyn into last place. ~.
Score
Pittsburgh 0O1 900 ITO 900 ~ 13 8
Brooklyn 100 O1OH 100 600 O----3 12 1
Cooper and Gibson: Ragan and Nc
Carly, Miller, :
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Goes to Third .PIace.

Brooklyn. August 3.-Indianapolis
today tcok third place from Brooklyn
by winning to 6.
Score
Indianapolis =. 200 600 5oo-7 IA 2
Brooklyn .O13 DOL 1905 6 4
; Kaiserling,5; Mnliin, and Warren; !;
Peters, Houck aid Land, Owens.
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3. . 0 90 . o 90 8 q q aosd . 5 81 . 0 3.
2 iS3 teSs s sls;,s a.
! FEssInlsTIJ v views. j Is VS. 8, /.

z New York, August Z. Rear "a dfairai
Alfred T.. Mahan, u. S. N. retfren;. an
authority on naval affairs. today ex4
presGed the opinion that England I'm
rnadiately. must throw her sstieet against
GeFmany to maintain her position as q
world power. For Eng land; he said. 1t
was a quep Ion. if shaS remained out of
the war, Of sacr1fi ficing her empire in
the next generation 10 tho Interest Of
this generation sss ,lS:
Rear ADMIRAL Mahan also holds the
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Jim BluJackct Gets Raise.
.lBy Associated pressl

Bloomington, Ill, August 3.-Jim
Biuejacket. the Cherokee Iudiun pitc!:-
er. sold by Bloomington 10 the New
York Giants, has jumped to the
Brooklyn Federals. getting double the
salary offered by tho Giants, a two
yearc contract and $1,000 advance
money,
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81. The Soutllern& Blue Ridge Railway an
nounce account of THE. ANNUAL MG9L .oss9
TAIN AND SEAsHORE EXGURsIUag sol,'
August 4 9Th, 1914, they will operat
Anderson, g., on August 9TH a speS53aa IS,
Pullman car leaving Anderson, S. a5, ,,
kp. M, attaching same to Southern RailW ~
train No Sat Greenville, s.. CT, throug
washington, D. c.. The following rates IS.
Shave been aut thorized: ss Z: 4. s, ,,s5 ..5g3
To Washingtons D. and return 12;oDS5zy 5 sEs
To Baltimore, Md, andIreturn :S1 4, ,ooyfia...ss
Norfolk sss aa ,Siala,iSs a5la.as
To Morehead City, and return dsssa. s.ss!
To Wilmington, ~ sttlSsasl
10 Norfolk, Va, and return 81 os50 sas
TO Richmond, Va, rsd 49,
Tickets only on sale August 2swith fa3a ss
limit for returning to reach original stat sss
ing point byrnid of Aug, 3oth, Y
Parties desiring reservation on Pulliiifan
from dersons hould call on Mr. j. 4.
sssssss...s assesasn
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Twlrlei Gdodft;ame.

Philadelphia, August 3.-Philadel-
pliia won todays game from Chicago
s to 0. Alexander pitched effectively
and was given brilliant support.
Score
Chicago. =. :. 1000 600 ooo-o G 8
Philadelphia :. 012 02O 0Ox-5 8 /
Stack. -Zabel and Archer; Alexander
and Killifer.
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ANDERSON WON FROM
THE GREENv|LLE TEAM
GAME WAS INTERESTING
AND WELL PLAYED
RAIN CAUSED DELAY
A Shower Benched the Players
For Thirty Minutes Du:ing
Play
'pecial to The Intelligencer.

Special to The Intelligencer.
Union, August 3-In Il ninth inning
rally Anderson defeated Greenville in
IN interesting game played on the Ex-
celsior diamond this afternoon. The
game was interrupted for about 80
minutes by shower.
Score by innings:
Anderson. ;. .OO1 600 O02-3 8
Greenville. -. 900 002 000-2 6 2
Batteries. Anderson: Hough. McColl.
and Mobley; Crconvi!ic: Carroll and
Mcdonald.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE;

At Memphis Chattanooga. rain. Is
S. AT: New Orleans Montgomery, mo
game. not scheduled. 6, 81. 81 8
Az Nashville 4; Atlanta r, First
At Nashville Atlanta q. Second
game, eight innings. rain. M . .
At Mobile /; Birmingham o. ISL
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Won in Ninth,

Boston, August 3.-Boston won from
st. Louis in the ninth inning today 1
to when two singles. sacrifice and
Buffers error allowed Tyler to cross
the plate
Score
Boston. :. !. 1000 600 001-1 3 2
st. Louis :. 1000 600 0O0-O 8 1
Tyler and Whaling; Eriner and Sny-
'lcr. IN
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European lil Z, an WAR Bslllefi5a
tBy Associated Press) z.,ys II
(By Associated Press.)

London, August 3German cavalry today raded the Eeacji
frontier near the Fortress of Belfo and attempted runiYeer
horses according to Paris dispatches German patrols asg
tached Jonchcrey Belfort.
Brussels August 3-According local newspapers German
troops have reached Vse the liver Mcuse twelve
Licge Belgium. e, aaEl VIZ
London, August 3Telcgrams from the chief 3Re eitan
start TO the German enbassay here today assert that enodoctor
with two assistants tried to poison the wells near Metz wlpshesra
microbes The doctor courtmartaed and THE
of information said another French party
''0's"c '"u s y H19 9o'
Rome, Angst 3ay formally declared her neutrality today
London August Sit officially today that the
British army would begin mohilzng tomorrow, ~. w.
London August g. Sir EDWARD Grey British foreign
today stated in the house of that the house
decide what the British attitude should be in the cri Sir
Edward added that England had COMMITTED herself anything
but diplomatic support ~ .1s,,.
! !.
London, August 3Sir Edward Grey told the housecfeb
the English Channel through the North bSHe
operations against the French shipping Englandnet
would give all the protection in its power. ,oe,ohuh t.
:..---1.
Brussels, August 3-Mara proclaimed ufoGeh-
gut Belgium 1@s ''5
et9s uea-~f
London August 3Andrew Bonner Low the opposition leader
the house of commons warmly supported the
speech today. He was warmly cheered.
stockholm August 3-The German and Russian lsstts%s y s
engaged off Adan Island yesterday The Russians s
Bay of Finland, they still there today. h,sn 10
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Buffalo Banked 81. Louis.

Buffalo, August 3.-Buffalo shutout
st. Louis today to O. The eight hits
off Mordecai Brown. were punched nj
three innings. 4, -,s;. :
Score - .s:: =, ,y,5;,
Buffalo =. 100 900 .12x-4 y.s O
st. Louis ~. ). -, 900 600 O0O--O A. i
Ford and Blair; Brown and Simon.
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NATIONAL

At Boston 1 st. Louis O..
Al New York z; Cincinnati 9. First
game
At New York 4; Cincinnati s. Sec
ond game. 8:
At Philadelphia 6; Chicago O.
At Brooklyn 3; Pittsbdrgh z.
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Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Asbill, Miss Nan
Peterson and E. Peterson OF Town
Vile. wore in the city; yesterday.
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.;Copped the Series.

Baltimore. August Baltimore
made q clean sweep of the series with!
Kansas City by winning today 8 to 3.
Score
Kansas City .Oso 600 Ooo-s 10 4
Baltimore :. ;. 200 040> O2x-8 II 3
( Conley. Yount and Jacklitsch; John
son, Harris and Brown.
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's{Noii iiInEfsikhfbs

81 Ehichgos Aaignnf 81 Ia sei9ftii liz liz
Ming rally aEainsf; Phi adeipiiia tbdsy
staEnlsd y deteas Into ssict ctorS Tor Chicago
l \ .Philsdelp lpfiia. s;002 900 / 81 t08 80 1
PLANK Penn och, Bush and Lamp: I.
schane Scott Russo u Faher, Woifs
sans m apaa sRal ssi
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w T. Corley of Charlotte 10 spond
Ing few days In the city on busi-
nees. .9s.saa s.
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VIRGINIA. LEAGUE.

at Norfolk. 8 z Petersburg /. g
! AT Newport News 8: Roanoke 81
AT Richmond 4 Portsmol olth q,
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American Association {

Y AT Kansas City 3 !: i Columbusl6. u
At Milwaukee Cleveland 10. S.
At Minneapolis 8; Indianapolis 4!
1Ata ST. Paul "A; louisville 15! 4
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R.. w. Musslewhite and G.. II. .McGec
Of Greenville were among the visitors
to sspend yesterday in the city. (,
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AIMERICAN5

I AT Chicago 3; Philadelphia 8.
AT st. Louis g.; Bostoh /.
At Detroit 4 New York j..
At Cleveland a Washington T. i
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Won Own Game.

Pittsburgh, August 81 Pitcher
Dickson defeated the Chicago Federals
/ to 0 in ten innings today. It was
Dickson's single in the tenth that scor-
ed the only run of the game.
Score. =.
Pittsburgh ;. 900 coo 600 Ii 2 Il
Chicago :. 900 900 600 90 1
Dickson and Kerr; Watson and
Clemons.
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Federal League.
FEDERAL

At Pittsburgh L: Chicago 0. 10 in
nings.
At Buffalo 4; ST. Louis O.
At Brooklyn 6; Indianapolis z.
At Baltimore 8; Kansas City 3.
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view tts must Stii Is lssgaf
Ii q week time. not ssg fft
~ t'the triple aitRycs. pnI a6.nM ally S0I
tAis a5snss stsS sRS 81 hsss|a; s.;a j
E-iahs ID check for the sal ton uf tiis
BaikaRs. 81 Ii {is,f i, lss
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LONDON, August 3Cerman cavalry today raded Exench
frontier near the Fortress of Befor and attempted
horses according to Paris dispatches German patrols ag
tached Jonchcrey near Belfort. a
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r. w. Rogers :, of Columbia, spent
yesterday in the city, q guest at the
Chiqucla hotel, .'it2:i:
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w. w; White, Jr, of Greenvilie is
spending a few days In the city with
his parents; go. l,i. ~ ~
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Us - r @ r. :
PERSONALS S

ir q
Mrs. T. q. Curtis and children have
gone to Charleston for stay of sew
cral weeks.
Miss Ella Curtis, who has been the
attractive guest OF Mrs. II. B. Curtis
for several weeks has returned TO ner
home in Charleston.
Miss Mabel Wilson hns returned
from trip OF several weeks to Ashe-
Vile, N. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Crayton spent
Sunday in Lavonia, Ga.
Mrs. Maxw.l. Crayton has gone TO
Ash, lille, n. c.. to spend the month of
August. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Simpson of
pendleton spent Saturday and Sunday
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Galley of At
lanta have moved hack to the city and
Will occupy residence on South Main
street
MIR. r. d. Hook of Columbia spent
several days in town last week.
Miss Mary Lewis Of Clemson is here
for stay of several days, having ac-
ceptcd position with tho nj. NJ. Mat
tiSOn Co. ',t =.
Ward Galley of Columbia is here for
this week. .-
Mrs. Paul Langston Is spending her
vacation in WILLIAMSON. and Green
vile.
Mrs. Anscl Hall of Aiken is Visiting
at the home OF Hon, ]. A. Hall.
c. G. sayre is here for few days.
Mrs. Will. MqGregorg. and chilNren
left yesterday morning for Woodruff
and Spartanburg, where she will join
her brother for two weeks stay In
the mountains. 5
c. p. Smith sof sp1iasTTtanburg s1isTttsiubii was one
OF the Well known visitors to spend
Sunday in the city.
J. Fleming Boyd OF Spartanburg
spent several hours in the city Sunday
with friends. i.-.51g2..
|. w. o. Mckinney. L. e. Mckinney,
Miss Myrtle Mckinney, Eugene T.
Anderson, B. Anderson ana Miss An
derson composed a motoring party to
Hartwell. Ga, Sunday. y
!. Mrs. F. M. Carter has returned from
Hartwell. Ga. whero, shechHs: been the
guest of friends and relatives.
\ Mr.. and. Mrs. Ernest Mckinney ar
rived in the city last nigkl from At
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. McRtRhey. =
-+-7s.is;iesS A,7s
M. r. MCGEE and Thad H!lihousc
have returned from a short stay in
Har.~eli' Ga. Ma ..s.,sl
Reya,D.t WssheEseoen Dodge. pastor
of the Central Presbyterian church is
spending his vacation at Russels.
r. w. Rogers of Columbia, spent
yesterday in the city. q guest at the
Chiqucla hotel, IL - .,ss,,,5::,i;
F. j. P. Cogswell of Greenwood was
among tne visitors to spend yesterday
MIR. and Mrs: e. G. Asbill, Miss Nan
Peterson and e. Peterson Of Town
Vile. wore In the city; yesterday.
Z
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F. ]. P. Cogswell of Greenwood was
among tne visitors to spend yesterday
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T.. &C. Cleveland and c. A.. Watt were
In thc, city yesterday on busipess. s
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Reys,D WslheEsnoen. Dodge. pastor
of the Central Presbyterian church is
spending his vacation at Russels.
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,KEFUBR sisiI,PsrENrsSI 1
%. d d. Road 'ltIstiE Not Asscspt snip.
1sss iiiiaiit f6rs beff
ass kss al 8 Press;

Baitimo q III tists ThG Bald
moro & Ohio rail- ROAD isssigd AN :Gfiis
Sbafg0e H0tfcs tod dayS to Il its confiec ectiYiE
! 5iines anu 0tiis Or tra RtiifliAtl lonS istsfs
ing Tint untiit fur IL her mol Ice IL .@iii
refuse shiphi enta for export through
4 paltinpse ~ sns ottss lansio ports
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Int atior,al League

4 AT re chest ter !, !: Newark I. 81! !! i 81
AL Montreal q Jersey City 81.
AT Buffal0 7: Baitin}ore o. 3 u s. ss
: : sAt = Toronto Al; sopid dcnce 7-13.
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IkeatSa s;aaa. .5,Farl Keasoa ipt.
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NORTH CAROLINA,

At sGreensb boro i Char lotto s. S.
: III ~. ,y,sg s, 4 u
At winston 5: AsheyliIe
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Magistrate w. p, Bell iof Cafssitweii
Institute was in the city yestafd day on
iHii t.Sg g.
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i 3. sCllnksea1sa and e.. g; clink.
terday for q few hours, s5:.ys
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spending q few days in the city with
his parents. 4, >,s,;3 y 3 & 1ss..it I.
T. 8. sCllnkacaiea and g.. g., ,Clink-
scales of. Starr were, In the city yes
'terday for q few hours., s;Avs
6 j, L. Jaclssohh OF Iva was was among the
visitors to spend yesterday IA the
city. g.. ~. ass.
Dr.. c.. L. Guyton of Piercetown was
in the city yesterday for q: few hours.
Miss Lula! Smith he's RETURNED from
her vacation. which she spent Id Ashe-
villo apd ersonyilie. N. ~ :.
Tom Smith; has returned from a
short visit to- Hartwell. Gae &,
,je o.. M, Merritt Oh Grays was among
the visitors to spend yesterday In the
city. s. s. IA !,
II. .. lortmanp ;has returned from a
stay of several days 3in the mountains
sotaNofth Caroline. II ii; !.
]. r. Sadler shasss returned frss sssm a
trip to Detroit where he went Oh bus
iness com tod with his; garage 5.s
/; s, u Br6MaisiS sl,as lrettuirdsa ID the tie
city after spending his vacation Ia the
mountains. u llse. I, Y
e.. q. McC wsiiii 4. b. n. Met Cow. & and
wv. u; Mcl;own spf tho; Moutnin Creek
section were ia the city yestsrdaY;,s
eJi III II q ;s u *
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M. T. MCGEE and Thad Hillhousc
have returned from short stay in
Hartwell, Ga, t5, ass