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The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19
JOHN LENOX SPENDS YEARS
 IN GATHERING COLLECTION

Rome, Jan. 17-John Lenox, of Oak Park, H., recently gave a pub lie exhibition here of his art collec- ton of photographic reproductions of Christ, in art. The American ex- plained that he is spending the viii ter in Italy in the hopes of compieo- ing his collection which, as shown includes more than 5000 photo graphs which it has taken him twen- ty-five years to acquire from all parts of the world.
 The collection begins with photo graphs of the first rudely portray ed faces of Christ as they were found cut in the walls of the cat acombs, and continue down through the development of sacred art un- til the present time. Confident that he has secured photographs of all the pictures of Christ by the an- cient and renassianCe artists, LenoX is now devoting his time exclusive ly to the modern paintings. At pres ent he is photographing the face as it appears in some frescoes at Flo renee.
 His work is also being greatly aided by the modern artists them selves who send him the photograph of their work. Some of the latest thus to be received by him came from Gebhardt, the famous German artist.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19
The Other Way.

Mrs. SourSpite - When l gave you that solemn warning against marry ing I said that some day you would regret it. That time will come. mark my words. Mrs. Newed-That time has come. Mrs. Sourspite (gleefullyl- 1 thought so Then you regret your marriage? Mrs. Newed-Oh. DO. l re- gret the warning you gave me. It kept me from marrying for nearly a year.-PUCk.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19

Pupils neither absent nor JarCy turing the mUntb:-- Henry Dedman Edwin FriedeDthal Lesta. Mover Harry AcE!scn. sar,G Ertedenlbal Gertrude Lidd.coat Emerson Rogers. Eeu.i-..a Rousseau Lillian Lgumeister Joseph Pedcrsen Bessie Conway vincent MIivibi1 Ermiue Latham Osborne Solmer George Rapuzzi Lell Mglan Birdie Selmer Eta Sundeen Ruth Petersen Harold lIulvihill Gertrude Nulyihil Vivian Phelps. Traua Grawaud Jack Conway, Myrtle Dickson, Frances Kennedy Pauline NCCann
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19

Ranks of pupils in respective ! grades Ninth Grade
 Lester Mover Edwin Friedenthal Dan Mckay l Seventh Grade Emerson Rogers
 Gertrude Liddicoat sarah Friedenthal SiN,h ,,ade Ruth Pedersen.
 Ellen 2osC.s. FtC,R Grade
 Fred Blanchard
 Edward AIaEly Fom1h Grade Bessie Conway
 Ermile Latham Third C.ado
 RUth AghisOu Lilly Peterson Second Gradc
 Jack Conway
 lTary 1IcCaEn First Grade Vivian Phelps
 Leila Wheeler
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19

Pupils who received an average of % per cent in doportment, 90 per cent in each subject, who were not tardy and not absen' for more than live days since the beginning of the term Aug. 25, 1913, were excused from writing on the mid year examinations which were held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of last week. Those excused were
 Lester Mover
 Emerson Rogers
 Dan Mckay,
 Harold Mulvihill
 Ruth Federsen
 Ellen Rogers
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19

CRAB MEAT COCK TAILS
 at The Pack Train Restaurant Service a h carte.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19

Bonded WnIsKeys-Gibson, Moun Vernon anal Belmont. The best of Reer-Blue Ribbon, Budweiser and Pale Rainier, at the Mascot, Tele- phone 87. fC
 You should give 'LuXor" toilet articles a trial. See the Week End" sets for men and women, 95 cents. Enough for thorough trial Keller Bros. Agents. tf.,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19
Strictly Business,

"He's running his business on strict ly common sense lines"
 'In what way?"
 "WeI. for instance. he says he won't hire a man who comes from New York unless he also knows something."-De- trOit Free Press.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
ITALIAN QUAKE TAKES TOLL
0F 100 DEAD, $50 INJURED

(BY ApEoolafelI praasl

esAflanfa AE1.-.e .---A----s e. ~ -
motion 20 annal the verdict OF guilty
returned against Leo III Frank for the
murder OF Macy PhagaH, the factory
girl were today poatponsd until next
Saturday by BENJAMIN II. Hin, supers
ior court judge. Hugh NJ. Dorsey, so-
licitor general; asked the pastpone-
ment on the part OF the state, saying
he had not had time to prepare the
Iprosecution,s reply to the motion.
Annie ssIaud Carter. a negress who
recenSiy made an afii6avit rejecting
upon James Conley, the convicted me-
gro accessory In the famotis case, was
questioned BY Judge EIili tnday, as Ia
why she lett Atlanta, after making her
efiidRYit. The woman said she had
been sent away under the direction OF
William J. Burns and Dan Lehon. two
detectives. 8 -. ~
Both Burns and Lehnn have been
sstmI1oIed to appear ia superior court
Tuesday to show cause why they
sAonla not be adjudged id contempt
of court for their alleged action.
Counsel for the defendant are asly-
ing that the verdict be set aside be-
cauBe Insy claim the constitutional
rights Of Frank were violated when he
was allowed to be absent from the
court room when the verdict was re-
turned & y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
ST @ cEE s l.Il
] I ! lIsI !. / q
BanIS Statement So ;s1las
ship.asss 81 8 III
ssaId cFs..sss ssls A
lRy Aaa1 class.la aSgsas.

New York, May gtef 4 BAD
start today the stock aflarlfss
developed unexpected stfani n.
Lest prices were, ira ctson ally csaY YES
IterdRy' 8 cJNse. With mani ge Hons az
real streasst.i Ia s few assssiss. s;.ussstsff-
.nt astng and Cliesa Daske aud
Ohio.
fi,he expe cted RaiIl III cshii an at tiifg
60 nearly 81 so )0a sgiis fosgn n,
the bank statement. III We E 6f ssi4a
contiaued accumulation 81 ans a. ;iefs
and saas sasS sissSiTifiy II inv tfea l
3of al periods, the ammo 4 : that
s COO. 900 more gold had kessa - ga asi
Tor Fllria had iiftie effect. H.. H.
5oIdn were Irregular. Rock Esiastd
bonds were active. fl5fne q 81 3 4.
Total nales per value, 81 500 600
united States l,ondsl were anehanee
on call on the veah
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
COL I IA US
I'M OAR Il G ..
gincetOn and nRsglyania Fol
+ low as OnIy ! Few
aias
(By Aaso clat ca Press !

FrIneefon. n. !. y !, May csluraibia
University won the one mite tfiangn-
Jar eIght dared shell race on Carnegie
la lle. today, finishing d length and
elszk.ss isss.a
The University 81 Pennsylvania eight
fnislA third, three lengths behind the
Ess =,S5isanlbia's time was 0 minutes
AZ aseonde. 81
The New York crew took the lead
with the Hrst dip OF their oars and held
Il throughout. Princeton roWed d
game race. Getting away last che
Tigers as the mile mark had gone into
second place with Peansylyania rapid.
" falling behind.
Vivian NJiciles, the Pennsy yiyania
coach said his men lost some OF their
nerve before the race, Sahesl 81 teaga oe
horses taking them In ~ bus to the
boathouss, sated ito run away. Some
pf the Penbsyivai crey Jumped from
the kehi hicIes but none was hurt.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
Mr.. sHnLETTBR HERE
QaarternlRster 6R GLEASON College was
IN tlls ely Eesteraay.

4 Schii letter. th9 quartarmaster ce
Clemson College. was In the city yes-
terday and hia nresencn revt tYhd Elss.
talk about the hotel proposition. aB
IT was with Mr. scftllettar that local
people t7ere trading soIns sime ago.
hhr Schilietter stated that his bEisf-
ness here was 10 buy some surniture
for q lelrsofi sEd that he has nothing
further To say about the hotel pf0po1
:siftoh az the present. There is d mar
sin Of difference between Mr. sGhlss-
letters pr0poeftioil and the one made
him en- O. this may some day be arrnng-
ed but not right now it appears.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
CHARLES v. POST KILLS
HIMSELF AT WINTER HOME
GREENVlL.LEN MAN
KILLS EIEFvFSEI .FI
Porter G. MsHln, Contractor VIC
tim Of Bullet Fixed, II il Sup
pOsed with ssieids Tnient
Special to The InteiliEelneer: q

Special to The Intelligeneer:
Greensiile, May s.--P0rter C. Mum,
one OF GreenyiIle's Most progressive
Young citizens and a member OF the
firm OF Jordan & Mum, contractors,
shot himself through the head with d
pistol at o'clock this morning at his
home on north Main street, dying
three hours later. 81. 5{
bir. Mum had just arisen from bed
when he fired the shot His six-year
old son heard the shot and rushed up
stairs 20 find his father lying on the
door clad in HIS paiamas with blond
Towing from a bullet wound IN his
right temple.
sAf. Munn suffered O NERVOUS break
down some time ego, following a one
day trip from Marion to GreenYfile in
an automobile. But it was though tiit,t
he had recovered from this HIS busi,
ness connections were In excellent
lehnpe and his hons life ideal. u
Porter q. Mann, Eas horn In Fsor.
ence and was 80 years AZ age He is
survived by his wife and tvfo little
children. His wife WAS formerly Miss
Marion Bosti tick, of Marion. Mr.. Mum
was q director 0f thu Sasisbar OF nnln4
ltnerce, steward ofth eombe Street
Methodist Church an, was one Of the
cltyis most progressive young busiE
ness men. Eiie tFagie death has cast d
paii over Greenville. The funerRi will
probably he held sunday afternoon
here. s9
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
6 .ToIAg g WINS
KEr ITU OK Y DEFB By
Old Rosehla Not Olsly. Takes Ire
lsssis ETize m Levels
srar
81 ciatsa- Fesg,

Louis ile My 5 g or the first time
Ia twenty six years, and the fourth
time - The forty years history OF this
tart class ics "a Kentucky Derby vas
1gEAlas la.s - ze:7- sl.rli Old RsISehtid
owned By IS. q. Appiegate ard Com
palay Of It0sslsville lle and ridden by a !.
McEahe. raced under the wire la the
event ae ElhuI hill RoWn track tiisa
istfteF eFnpon e victor hy eight lengths.
Hodge owned by K. SpEnce; or Miss
our xpaa aAe essza lisr.
6wned by k. r Humphrey, Jr., 6f
IsfaisViiie MAS third Old Rosebad
was d four s0 i've favorite
Not onsy did Cid Rosebud, the son
OF yncle and Ivory Bells, win, the
Derby. but no also estah hlishea q new
track and derby record Tor a Iiife and
q quarter; king the ia s7f, a "a 2.e3
2-5 over & track mos cnnsitl "a fast
This former derby and tffscx record of
2:04 4-5 isss made bys 1ns.alalI last
years derby winner.
1'be tnnning cf "a e derby. the Sea-
Etnre OF she opening ny of the Church.
hill lsoBns Spring meeting, was witt
d nessedl by one of the largest crowds
inn ever tended tlie q YsITz, IacIuafHg
f;tany society folk from nelghh oFing
cities md ieets seTB III turf circles froI1
Ethkon the cguiitsy The rain OF
last night as HHccee I'd by & day OF
sSiIshInes which placed the track IN
better conditlcA "a an ex sieeted
l1legea crack tlsree year oids wera
on the card is starters. but only seven
went t. the Bost Old F:osebad lea
from slls !, y III ffotlge and Old
Pen is M al Il Ftsn1l Va ufsifs IRA sissss
On The acE atrekrli fIof1se tried q
lr0y up; but asecal5e let out 4 mssD
on q Dtite ana he shot eilead. u =
creHsisi Ills lead 70 the finish Jt,ls
Hund moved Into third place end ma 3
3 bid tc be e1ns EeEed tat lii tlAs
stretch Broa5ze islis bit him and
sock shfSd sasiiy II ddfsicn 10 tins
tors rses inhszti0nea Watermelon end
sB@ alsD ram
lpFb "a q. vita $40 900 I'D "a
2 ssss ~ = y ? ~ the fichent afalfe
ii the history ef kIlss race. OF Tits
sssoult apprpl lIls teIg 100 went 10
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
CD H
ik ! { S S a 1 \ v 3 Is &.
Gives lis E E On
Ics ggiEl Eson We.
o,g
flsHs Asso clatea Pfeap.l


:. sF9tlt y ay ys-l ~ "a.
Nsess of gohns Hopkins HcpiataI, Bal
aaie. sahials ID as Interesting report
Ted to the Pathological Section cf
On fssI. TIE 81
ana Ffogention or TnEercHlosis, a5ch
Its tttaf1pta 10 llnniaEizs calves
tat Sllosjs By feeding them
tlts cf ccinated ceE
Or oas eu uegesfe that his sxperft
i11onf fti86t chow q way. 10 hrnfecE
g60nE clsifeFer against tub fani6sis
TX s siitaier pFoeess oe fAe!l
4e lsa1 ck the axpeF illeug n Iza 81
TIE alfce of previous ct
% iaisaunf fse ollhg afisaAIS
s. 6es efie 81 ZEE I'm . tfI en- IL 8
sl{ssfIe 81 q y BfiIct the as !.
60 fih 81 isease Lad been la
1 |fIss rlanc, Il asl IS. iss S.l,iiid S
81 81 q Z flis sil oF hJo6d az
ceinas4a With tlihesetsl0si d
q, fS=9S0d 81 cesf@@=- EG6
'pe - a 4 nf ssfah Faccfn ted cows
ia elQS eE1FeFs that ~
pt miiE & "a e3ss
81 lefs atuof tNsrl 8
II seiehf and
= to 1aif tksn flst
.-E<s.-s ss.h esalsh feds EI 8fdkna47
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10

new rates Ia Al EI6 20 tS'i
'gffil Givs this city very ssaa
tIIsna g nearly alI comm rom
q. AssA aali u 3flssl 4 fsssv . ~
ma Sc y Ehs nd POI n "a f6
sVe the Cits oi &tidefson ffe, s
Doe 10 &6a, a,Og0 psr haiSIl,g 81 & 8
fsito effect pn Sune f0sh
kss asff0g a Ill ea ie<6 ffi
snents isnta fiseI1 ~ Tbs
floa3a comic fenc6 81 safaet elty
fives. held e4asis
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
3 - 4 8. lKI.TIIII 0F P0sr
lIiIIisnairp Bexan E.sls
5oIgD9y aEIII .IIaIl l. Gil

DiEcuasirg klle L, 6iiinifla 5f n q
w. EoRt In "a x assss
ter "A. Rhalsy of this nItsl. via ~ g
Mr.. Poat we'll, ssataa ts thacssi
try itsld lest on iog j ts "a tl6ak ttrh
and lipbuflders, ana es ~ a IA tits
apply to the Great 3Bfish plfiiss. ril
Texas, into che level &c sil ~ hitEl
AIr. Post had sat + Il1 s fsaat efforts
during the past as ve
Gre can today travel ipkd Dasi,nye
IN the upser Pam dltali Z I1 10 f7tee.st ts
water pn the 2lalsse af q xas I'd i Z "a q
lytlnd an ealil nSrA0li sls0 seea horn
there g J. w. Enst 81 d fIe seafiy 81
came q coW boy ara s)5s iIea sever
q tiruaalG ceres OF "a d
at about SOC aif neFa ieil III T +
thonsht !sIS 3 tp lte praess warthlssas
Sor e25 TO $40 per acre, ana aTiisc # ,as
II connld lderably nj her Deist flte
or ak years aaviIi ge on ..is land. 4.
he arifted into Fort sfaFfh, then q
Wild western cattle i sc s5rIiA
twenty fhnllaals q s.As.zis ss
Core iEsd Cel Sc
Fhtle in Fort Ws9esh lle conceived
the idea of II some lltilsxin Slle
sEasllr corn; ziff : SIii5o !Es:aiEa WiIseIi
WAS iIctl 70 grot7 60 insuf ANTI on
the South Plains This plant i5 &
aF9iti reals sasif h var tlseis
pesinnilag 20 come q tllt very sxs.
teIssiye y zee Is 40 = gsF ~ skssse
Nil cqnt ineIit keetzDn a. Tue Ulsifa
ets zen sIillIs ilanlE
lie Decided he ig1ssi II y to rsiaifa
d bfeali fast food 0us 81 fis6 srsia gr.ii:5
ffl naA A1fau,f 4 ~ y. u X = q !, -
and bes6n pttfectsfR 80 III hffses sSs
FORT worth. This sEiiL aud fe n
day wa kpd into The Is ,ge ~ 5, a tft
Worth Bank ighfcIa IN .oD lie s,sat
slassasl Ia. d. - A.
bofrow $40 on. I, 600 asii 81 ss,sis
Plains land 10 begiyl ille at gSSsg
9u slIlezs fEeI ~ as toilI 4 q ii & eNtis&
not bcFros s q 0ss as. IL &. sfh u
lle hasl i goca prubo esa
tbs I6aiss He saa s, 13s 2al6
abe bank with tie 81 49, sk sl.e1. A.
N.upId pe DHelS aud -
"a tines G = w Post t} lfsee l,i
bsialaess man Hg sad ne es
seryatfxe bar
= FI''E5 y, n TIF-Is = ~ 3 lzSit-e {E q
better feEufitF on sils 75oft
sns $hnn South Etesna Ats
Siast essff S; fiiI
sslio HIa fion ~ 1f For fIi &
fssss1sll 1klslin y u "A, S Il S ~ ft..S
as sSas also 81 a
fses sssl NJ;
.iihfs
crlii
f6 ~ "a ~ 3 SffSiis s's
Post, Sc t s 81 Is y
tR "a cs 81 (
he would AfssS b 3 Is hls
9nfsnr ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
CONGRESS may
take UP BILLS
Anti WtlISKEY MEASURE
May COME 10 VOTE AT
THIS SESSION
CAUCUS WIDE OPEN
Bars To Be Lei Down on 7 Tuesday
Democrats For All Ptr-
poses, They Say
CAUCUS WIDE OPEN
fp7 AesocIated preasl

Washington, HAY 8. The caucus OF
house democrats Tuesday night, IN
steady of being limited 10 anti trunt
|leGi6lafion, rural credits and apDro-
priation bills, has been teehniealIy
thrown open TO any auestion In the
Legislative category. the formal cali
for the caucus, issued today, states ite
purpose: Is; to decide what bills shall
he passed during the remainder 81
the session. IA
PrnhibitiOn RiIl 20 4 Fofe.
Both the Judiciary ccmIiliftee re.
pofss, wsthotig rec {mnie atiuy4 & on.
the MondeiI suffrage resclution alsf
=. S.sls ..snh iI.ltl.... ..z..e,
PROPOSING Federal constifutionai
Iamen dnleftg, were hied with the iiouse
maze Tor cninn1ittaa hv SBsnre,,s,, s..
tatiye Cafiirl Of VirEinia. its sponsor
IsRs committee.
Majority i sSader Underwood has toIS
tho IgltoFcPStsE the 3nrobihftiofl sY1SsasE
Itire should be allowed 20 eoY1e tn q
vote. He is opnosed To the nesoiu.
tim. 3 =. 4 q!
New Tax On peonIe. a
s One provision Of the afirninisfrati finn
anti trnst bill threat Ten, (, -, mt M, IN :
direct tax on the ATaerica,l ,annI,ss ssl5f
$40. 600 Geo S ven s. 5 II, 4 -
ment made today i,esore the senate irj
ksrstase commerce committees 81 E.
AZ. Shaw. iitor 81 4 blIsiness mara 81 s..
zine. aff Shaw. = tf,es fs,sis
cage Aaoeiatinii Of Commerce. saf6
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
TOWNS NESTL ING UNDER MI.
AETNA r AzED by TIE
DISASTER
Pc OPP e I'm n MIC
Ila a MOI NT
k1cessss sszss 'FlEal55sEs 20 SptinteFs
Before Qccupants Can Rush
To 0pen and Save Selves
(By Associated d Press.l !

Ganfanfa, Sicily, May 0.A
great earthquake last night
brought death and destruction to
many villages near Mount Aetna.
The number of dead up to to-
night was officially placed at SO,
with about $50 injured. A large
part of the deVasted territory has
mot been iflsDected: IS s's
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
0raers AmerIeana Oet.

4 Washington May 10. AT ]. ~ O'clock
this morning Acting Secretary 0f the
Navy Roosevelt instructed Pear Adz
sairal higyo 20 remove all Americans
the dang ~ frolsl tue itnnsnilhe attael.
on the city by coDstitnfIonaEists ,Phe
ndfniral ~ ~. ., !. ord cred to advise Tho
American consular force IL safip lcc
10 eoopegafe with him
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
SAIIB0 SPLITS
CHARITY MEET
NEGRO QUESTION CROPS
OUT AT MERgPEIIs IN A
BIG WAY
PROGR AM CEIA CsED
Delegates Of S6uthera City Take
s..;;ss:1sassiys sssiiys IN ERsef, Eseffs,.st.g 40 SIC
With Black Deisgates
PR { OGR AM CEI led
lBy Associated PreasIj

Memphis, My H.---A breassh hnfyvs an
IufIiciais OF the Sn,Ith aoclnIoeicaI noya
gress and the focal toynnlistpe n,, gnt-
rangefnenfa over the aileAtio an ~ sesit
ing negroes on the couyan t,nn finnT
resulted late today Il, 3 dscisfon ~
hold the closing sessinu ~ fine cc,,s
RPesa tonight M the Egral Natl, FS,st
Church instead az tISe 4heatra, slvI,sre
previous sessions had been f,ei6 4 -
Memphis kTaEea SToyes
Accopd,n., :, 81 9, ans s. !. !,
comnlitiea 3I,s
eraaS : tLsn
t,i ~ ~
univ = -.
nses,,,s "a, 3 ~ ~
,v 7, 8
s,a,,arsiis ,s.S
-, ,oss 1;'a slssn seats ana
ana eoTrsetIo,Ss .'is =, y,
scores SS,f 5sIa 50
si.fa &. esazf I s =
YTse1l,s,, I1Ia. n ,,,,,.,
y,l,s s;,t sctts, III ~:
IN ..,a., s,;,,s, 4, s
fonts,,f sss,sa &C.,. tgt
81 h,t I5,Tsi - v "a
n ,bs s,.l
A. ,,s ,s,,,s IS,s,4
shs tsrss 49, ss 4.
sa,.sed ~, ,,,,,,t y, ts-
fion sines MT snnly ( e.j,, ~
Ss ne ~
tinas 81 s,Ss
sielesates Sccny fs - :. z
viii sIs Saistts. 80 - ssAlss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10

hlasao t,y laoiIl lcfRl res
p6fte feaehins Eeere lAfy Ersan 80
- lt ls;z4 lllslleFs laaTfs AMI
|pf9ef fffake, wore nater afraAf af
i6o City, canss9 ti.a ascs8taee S,s
+ tls ae stq asss lss6a q ne zaehs
lallFIIlS : I7l7lF7 - It71rs 80 oll7eS5S &eB8
|of b t,Ie
Etaie dep s.
lsospita patients into
fs15lEl KS ilf oiil heir.
of 6 q 3 rs sf1l III.
|o & 81 f
eTec ii house
tQ pl eIi llrets
s's - 81 A 8ifl
anu I'd "a sfiscs III )
s. s. "a.
r aedn Ilsl
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10
El.pri flreCla &c XIII.

ne saftected zone extends from
Zaffarana, the highest village on
Mount Aetna, to the sea, between
Aci Reale, on the south and Gi.
are on fIia rinrfff n ;rscs.,d As
inera, the center OF the disturb.
aTlee, and Risano and Santa Ve-
re:lina.
IN s-iIleras alone if1 persons
were He'd and e 90 injured. In
Bon rgiardo i 5 dead aud 81 In
jured have been taken from the
ruins. At Consintini IS were
Killed and mani injured
Villages Are nzed.
These sVilla yes and many SMALL
attsr PLACES we eke, iepeIied.
he entire district today press
etite
s.Eliirls ana deatsi. Many 81 the m
jlred Had not been "a ken from the
debris. All sraitl service has been
abandoned owing to the coilapss
of bridees, hEoIsen tracks and OBJ
E5stI uCIEa XII
Are
- u j ssfi ii tiiis section ia
suffered from sarthquak kes, oWssts
To- the activity Of Noun Aetna.
is lIaiek Y populated, as the
dad is e, vine eqards foWiEg
with little attcHtiofi.
AT the Cent point Of the dis
tlrbaffce aozens Of bodies were
lying along the roads. many ull-,
reeog ogtiizables as they were badly
crushed. he Injured lay in the
open, awaiting assistance which
has been sent 10 them,
Where IfItera Stood IS mass;
OF ruins These houses which did
& not collapse etitifely sgere sd broks
en- as to emf, Ize the complete
: Hess or the tsr, he village
consist d about 300 inilabis
silts.
lsscl slsieIres.
iosfs ef The .,sppIe escaped be-
cause the shock occurred when
the men and some of The women;
were working III The fields. Ef0Iif
i Il t.ltiittg " ~ g 2 - ~ tiilStl
izif5sEf - u lHIlelI tIltsy a
+ rived hFes 1T their homes,
they Eslis Only ggrec age, with
SONS eopic buried be-
meath Il:
Ills ilssts for tlle fact that
most 04 tssf y sislss al lnera seFe
Women and children The men,
Wild ri + affng and grief. III 3.
ed y1e debEls With their bare
hands pa 4 fort ta save their
families
M
eneTa fahIlccha and Moe.
alta 81 Eld 0IS the
work d which is 7seIilE
9 M y ca II ls
vcIlinie S expecteo. IIEsg<
eyer tbs tlsl pass s
Il seIieVe
MANY e bsgles III der
Meath ts.a s. a lie fso IatSa
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-02-12
THE JEFFERSONIAN

l was born, and / never knew him,
but 1 always delight in reading of
him, whether it be good or bad,
l. nave written all of the above
merely because it was in my heart to
say it. [ started out to only say,
Please send me a copy Of Bethany
at your earliest convenience. / want
1t for my personal library VIII
you grant the request? Send bill,
and greatly oblige.
Very truly yours,
A. M. BURDETT.
End Lieut., 18th T. S. Infantry.
Professor Of Military Science and
Tactics.
Note: There was nothing 'sbad"
to write about Robert Toombs, save
that he was a verbal expert in pro-
family, hated 'fthe ID Yankees"
and was occasionally TOO fond of
John Barleycorn.
But his was the biggest brain that
ever came in contact with, and he
was as honest in his opinions and
in his work as any lawyer-statesman
that ever lived,
The stupid Encouragement of the
Southern Confederacy broke him all
up, and he was never the same man
after the Civil War.
But as to native power of intellect
and dynamic eloquence, Mirabeau
was not his equal, nor Daniel Web
ster his superior. T. E. w.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-02-12
THIS YOUNG U. S. ARMY OFFT-
GERS LETTER WILL INTER.
EST MANY OF OUR
READERS.
READERS.

Dear Sir: Within the past week
| had the pleasure Of, reading your
novel, Bethany, for the first time,
and want to take the liberty of
stating to you that I found it in
tensely interesting, not only on ac-
count of its historical significance
and the beautiful, easy and graceful
style in which it is written, but more
especially because it deals withL o.
pie whom [ love and know. Mas
born and reared in the county of
Wilkes, seven miles from the town
of Washington, Georgia, and quite
naturally l have heard and read of
you from my earliest boyhood days,
and | have always regretted that [
nave never had the pleasure of meet
ing you and shaking your hand some
time during these twenty-seven
years of my life. Allow me to state,
please, that my already great adni-
ration for you has been increased by
reading your book; Robert Toombs
was my grandmother's uncle. He
died, regret to say, the year before
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-02-12

Every time the farmer is kept
from going to town on a wet day,
because of the condition of the roads,
he swears the man who gets his vote
in future will be good roads agi-
tator-an every time an election
comes around he forgets it, just as
he had done before.