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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
TeSenS 6cn.

Gstar NeIion, Sen al NeIs SELECTION.
bier isot SIC Gttober 1885 / @nnfon.
gtprman Co., @imn. 5 Siorteuaarsals
oeren bIen han tonirmeret / Eeisfirfcn,
/ @aufon og bar oereiter @leblem al
oen Spreucoe Iutberife airte inbtiI 81
BEN.
Sor nogIe NGar Iihen tom ban iii
Ncaensie 60. Gorth >2atota, o9 lineu
nenne Sio bar ban boet / NerbeNsn al
@erg &oit Gifice paa lin Claim.
oan SeSs pluDielig Sorsong Sen lite
Gecember 1913 tioli9 ON Wor9euen,
i.en NISer al 2S sar. TO Waane0er oN
3 Sage. ~Slntageli9 bar anridseu I'll
bans ubetimeIi9e 9sD ell 9iertefeil.
9e9rupsIie5pr9feu hpIotes 5ors0oa
tsoe Gecember al Yaitcr @. q.
Gopgia / Soueitar Stolebuiet / Nrrbe-
BEN al Berg. eiter Ell fort @uo5tieneite
/ Ssraehuiet % ban blep be9rapet /
Clear Greet Cemetery.
Sc eitsrlepenbe @eblemmer al 5as
miIien sr Saoeren. NeI5 Seleeiou, og
ire @rsSre, Slai IeIiou os 5elae Nell
ion af @arn, Rinn., % Tlbcrt Nelion
al Sera. 81. Sal.
0au hapbc ct goSt Orb iblanSt ale.
iom tienoie hant, oa bans 3sb bar et
bnarbt SteS for ale Rabosrue.
". 9. 9ofpein.
Paitor Tre56DteriaHiie STRIFE,
Serg NenisheS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
aunoe life faa 2inSrina ior @rip.

Mrs. @entrp @dtes, 1919 Sirit
@ue.. Gait Safe. 4la., itrroer Seq
tauoe ct onDartet 1ilfPlOe al ga
Grippe. seq iorisste fIere SlogS
Meoiciner. men erboIot ingen 2tn-
bring. Seq foriegte Rerirua, % ben
b~eIbreOeoc mig. Sea fam trpst Iige.
at ben er en- uorterfet Weoiein. Seq
bor oite britgt beu / min 6umilie %
iinoer oen at ppre 900"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06

@ienoomnen "SmnuCs", bcfuNt ior tin raturlimc 9eIqRubeo poa Srs
6ereen 5ronobPmofioroeu. CT rlldQs. Suu0onmeu ion bar tor Sruqbnne OF
tre 0usntanospIaoIe er pG ca 400 lRdul. bumaf ca 900 gaal ehht
@lrt ubmrtrt 5GpN Gen er bertabeGg bebpart Suene Ell sot bsouees
bobte. &c lgaer Iur ub 2ampnMbserpeouou og co. . SIM. ira nGrmene
Decentralization. QeiptHinN ol 8eofnbcr tan meoaQe 6anoeeu. EGrmere
GplpSntn9r faces Db @cupcuoeHe til gtcreu
"a. OF TOBIAS IUSD. Troph lem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06

Grief e. 9or6p aisit oeS 9sten rifle
og roIiG BEN 31te Sec. 1913. glab /
Sroen pan lin Srclier. Nioeoe Der /
IGngere Sip bar liot al 9routit. bar
isot al SorGIoreue Grief o9 snnn
Rattion / GaIarIene. Speriae. / aaret
1s5s. 6au bar I'm fem aar IA bans
Poaer oeae. Sammen meo lin Snoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
Yaitors Suitrn liable SiIirloe az
Grip.

Grip.
9tep. @eorgc q. &. Sroutnan,
23lS Gait Rintb St, &anias Gin,
no, ifrioer: "9dr @ltitru % leg
har iterf Gro poa Feruna. Wain SIT.
itru bleu beIbreoct FOR ct aluorligt
6tli9loe al Ga Grippe, % n isIer.
at oet miroite vi fan gisre err meo
Eat at beptbre Veruuas gooe eger.
ifaber."
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mn sRoag 81 il ! aPLuTocRATs.


g sonlp ttleh Of TIE amoufis s,f monty
involved IN tie defense Of the A1neri.
cas- Cup IN the coming Internal ationaI
yacht rekstsa OH Sandy Hook III sem
tember may be gained from the aaser-
tion recently made by an authority
who stated that twonty-tyza Asnati4
can yachtsmen Will spend more than
l.slg asll.ssa dollars this summer III
defending tho trophy, I'll addition to
Inc expense OF preparing for the frial
rscs 1t WIN cost $4,000 or s16.e0e
more to bring the defender throush
the cup races. s.i,';.ti Is
Alexander Smith Cochran OF New,
York viii be under the heaviest ont
say since as a0ls neF ii VIII re-
alirs close to 100000 to HlSy FOR the.
building. tittiHs out srd sailing the
S1etllss now rapidiy nearing couple
tscn ss Eeponeet. ~ e
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BEER Us. HEALEH.


Occasionally we hear some one de.
claiming largely that what this coun.
try needs Is not a prohibition law
but one which will eliminate the man.
ufacture and sale of ardent liquors
and permit the general use IN re-
|sDectable manner OF beer and light
wines. The heaithfuIness and sturdl-
ness of the German people is cited as
Ian example that beer is not harmful,
but iEi mildly exhilirsting and gives
9ls seonteHted and comfortable feel.
Ing.
On the other hand, physicians state
that. the steady beer drinkersis not q
'1lRn2 of health, snoy matter what his
appearance might be-. II is alleged
that lie Is susceptible to disease and
a ready prey to, such, fnaladies as
nneiimonia- while men Of spare frame
who are. teetotalers can more easily
tBfeH fuff any idiSeass.. g whether that
point has ever been settled we do not
know, but there has, recently come
from an authoritative source a state
ment that Germany is beginning to
recognize that beer drinking is a me-
nance to health and to physical de-
valopment. This may he observed
from the following dispatch from Ber,
lin:
ITO the development OF athletic
sports in Germany is traced in large
measure the great reduction in beer
consumption.
Thousands OF young men In and
out Of the army who are training for
the Olympic games to be held here in
1916, with the hcpes OF eclIpslng
American prestige ihs the classic
contests, have found that the first de-
sssrisli Of their physical instruetoFs is
lesk beer drinE;ns, aid athletic en-
thusiasm is suck tsst tie inatfuctions
are followed. Many hhve given up
beer drinking altogether" y. !
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.Inereas,e 81 IlIIeres ehnaal.


/, From the philadelphia Iiedger.)
The sndde af the rsIHarriage of
Gorge Cornwalli lis- " Test to lfsa, Patrick
Campbell. two hours after the divorce
decree cntained bg his former wife
became absolute. is typical or the
celebrity with which maria nss thought
% 20 hhstva been made Ia heuveR are fnnz
made upon earth Ia these days OF
s,EenninisGR rampant. ss NM ana 4s.i9a
ffagisln, ef home neg cot asld ma aternai
indifference of aOIima tss aud trial
MARRIAGES and ot her HyInpt tofila OF UNI
The travail or civil iEation through all
The centuries at times aeeuss q bate
resulted III d mere sci Ssh assertion Of
Individual license than ever; Is IS for-
kiissaAA tll saatss zaeserAsa L
to earn their daily bread have no teisLi
ure fer Buch diva cations and no pas
tience with Shosa whose life Is that Of
the corrupt and lxurloas idler, ecas
tempIaIIng Treah c6nlrHyensi9ng OF the
seventh commas dine nj
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NAY RRINT THEa LATER

Some time ago this paper announced
that 1t would print the names OF the
persons who signed the petitions for
the dispensary to be reopened In this
county. We did this with the in
tantion OF annriainR the ranaia
whose names might have been nBed
improperly and elso TO let persons
know the status as to citizenship
OF those whose names Here written
Supervisor King takes q very prop
Ter position about the matter Ae
does not wish L. give out the names
unless the issue should come to yan
election ane then he viii fpeFmit the
widest and fullest nnbitals ". But l,tlI
less there, is 4 ruling: som the ut
torney goneFaIaS office Or from the
the courts To the effect that under
thsasistae az election csn bs ORDER
.e6 llars, a Ii Sthea tsiine being equai
he thinks Il better NOT n make tEaa
iists public. We will not insist upon
the brpp6aitlon, althousis We believe
that The liRts are public feGord and
we could set 10 copy them tbyl due
process OF law, but we 40 not care
to print them anyway if the petition
srs are going 70 lose hpt Hs Il ap-
pears Iuey sInspy tnssy n ~ ~ N z
a EfoweYer. We viii ,thte this gem
eraI pronositinn People are too
ready to sign any old Kind ot peti-
tions showed at them. tpst to avoid
argument
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TYPHOID PREVENTION.

The world is getting wiser and bet
ter every day. First was the digcoY-
cry Of vaccination to prevent small
pox and since Jenners discovery Q
serum as preventive against disease
has been found for almost everything
except tuberculosis and cancer. We
understand that even rheumatism re-
spends to certain, inocplatious The
trouble e that people when wen tlsy.
er, think of what may ha pen.
Hundreds, perhaps thousands OF
lives in the United States army haze
been spared because OF the discovery
of a serum, TO prevent typhoid. MaIy
civilians are using It. This is the
time OF year 10 prepare against tyl
phoiG, for the summer rains will stir
up the dormant germs.,T.4 ggs dc
a new. ahti-typhoid serum is an
nounced by STAFF Surgeon Fornes Of
the German army. He has been ex-
perimenting with a view 10 lessening
the side effects of inoeulation. His
new serum is comparatively free from
albumen and he believes IL a decided
Improvement over existing serums.
The report from Washington, show
ing only two cases of typhoid fever
among $4,000 officers and men, COM
pared with $50 to $50 casea annually
before compulsory inocuIation was an.
tEoduced, has attracted the attention
of Surgeon GeneraI ven schjerning,
chief of the army sahTtaiy corps ard
his sabordinates. They are quite
ready to be convinced that the se.um
may be an almost Sertein method OF,
imHunizatSon against typhoid, but pre-
IsF 10 keep the treatment in reserve
and use only In case OF a serious
outurst Of typhoid in wartime.
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The Irtelligerlcers
Daily Short Story

y owned dog. and I1ealled hjsI
Yicter. lie was Of mixed hunting
breed d-soine setter. some spaniel and
some hound. The first moment saw
hiu and looked into his eye / knew
90 y siy intelligent and could be
taught aifhSst nything. / bought him
for IS and took Inn. home with me.
VIC became very much attached
tome sand to him i,taught him
various tricks which he learned very
easily. II tried to- train Slim mot %
bark at any and every body who came
near the, place, but failed. His chief
dsligAt Sns TO cd walking With ne.
IAfA fond OF wabing. and on those
daSss not being ehEdged IN, any Yo-
atton L. used tps stray away miles
lHip tbe c0untry3 VIC was my only
eornpaploA and the only one / wished
3Sr.
Vie understood me without my ex-
planning things to him, and his opin-
ions did not clash with mine-t that lie.
with two exceptions. didn't thiak
It proper for him TO bark at every COW
he came 70 or to tackle cats. We had
I different Views In these respects and
Spaid no, attention to mine whatever,
One morning Vic was missing at the
brealsfnst table where was used TO
/ feeding him choice morsels OF food.
aThas aNsas. ttIer end OK him for me for
q yenr. ] advertised for him; offered
reward for him. did everything
could 10 get him back, without avail.
Az last made up my mind that he
bad been stolen and removed TO an.
1tihsTg iOcuIiryJl T'hep one morning he
lreapneared and was ms sdelighted to get
baek TO me his = was at his coming. 81
That same autumn Octob obeg--I made
up my mind 10 take d walk OF d couple
of hundred miles I 'infd ont cOnrsel
mailing a circle covering the distance.
u took Vic with me, OF course, and new
er did dog enjoy an cutting more, I
believe that these !; walks were the
secret Of Yic's being more attached 20
me than 70. any one else f6F. no mat
ter how much any one else petted him
and stuffed him with sweetmeats he
would wait for hours In the hope OF
getting stroll with ma e: - - p
/; sgas passing through i wood on
the outskirts of n pretty Village when
i meta young iadggwho the moment
she saw Vic flxed ,berFeyes upon him
sintentIy. 81 & ffs &; e
~ Z " NY. szip17f utIs5y CTigdsz ruplc ueTe;T
z She was evidently d former Reqhafrt.
sance or the dog. for he boRhded to-
ward her and " as us Had to see her as
she was TO Eee lilinl When their trans
Torts had s6Blesghas subs ded Il ven
ttffed % renhnr x. sl.e. che oiirie ISdS:
sss two have syidentls met b.,
.tIIs,s my doS y She IA ii i looking uD
ct me. much pleased at regaining her
lost trpperts e. 3,
Index z, II piled. ~ kEouent be
ssyHs tnlne q d & .
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sOIgR DOC
VICTOR
By WiHlaln Cb6hdle

] i. a u -
mo; Thought him nearly year ago.
| he WIS probably stolen from me-
II bought him two years Ggo. he
was probably stolen from me ana sold
! to you."
That ,mtngied, look of9 snahry! fe-
preach and other expressions OF auf-
ferlRg under a sEess in5usdce was en-
gaging. u seemed tp[say,, flSeW that
|, y haYe at last fojlpd mE dog surely
YOU are. not going to he so hard heart
ed as to separate. him frem me-" y j
had mind ttQ play upon her feaIiugs
AS would on 20 musical instrument
iYsith With yieyg M th dra sIitTe stIeb
tix ressiopS. ~ flF9uoSes efi n d h1sl
| 4 II amp perfec city; willing. Iiseid, Ito
resign the dog to You thewillgo with
you.n .h 4 - fsgf ~ ., r.;t
"Of course ne will come with the
BE ioves me as love bim."
"yery well. I bid So1 good morning.
I am much pleased 10 be INSTRUMENTAL
In returning your dog
! y lifted my hak ard waiIsa OF, with.
out looking back. / had not gone far
before Vic came running past me. 1
stopped and. turning. saw the young
lady standing looking at Vie as re-
pTpachfule' as she had looked at mo.
called the dog and returned with aldi
TO her. = y i, 4 sl'. -
Don't you think. ! said, that he
has proved he Is my isrop pefty II ! so, <
NO. lie has simply proved that
he has Been iii fnehsnfs 9e6ne6 from
me to you, ,s':'f r VT ~ ~ - \
4 tiink. 4 q. can add III the proof Gs.
iilss aiIIstiT VTerep. a Z, III ;,,ir. Z.
Taking NJ, a pebble, i laid II, on Nic,s
nose and began 70. count, /, When II
reached ten Be tossed ii iA the air and,
caught itt 81. bls mouth, bad caught
him the trick with afInfhp of sugar.
The expgessian on the girls face was.
del!gh htful TO See. ~ 90 * i ~ Z
ii ~ didn, know che you)d do thasF,i
she exclaimed x ts,aa;
III lie Is ypIi9 dog be viii perform
similarly for you. Suppose; you give
an exhibition Of SOME tricks yon have
taught him = 7. 'ts
.'l never taught him any ..5
81 will be Eansr6us with 1oft. viii
turn over fiie dog 10 yen on couaitions
thnt II be permitted 10 visit hitn asl
often rs ] like. =, 8 & &. 4 q
Tint 8 very kind OF yon,'' Z; she re-
piled innocently. She evidently did
;. ~. 80 s.fss = 5TjIs % Visit
her as well. as the dog. ~ "a, f Z s
sYent with laes to her home; ~ here
sIs5left Vic shut . tlpt ih the barn. Al
week had NOT passed before I became
so an1ioua to see him that could re
t1sih away from him no il1ger. Ny
,,visiss kedan al sr5e,ieSf
TIN at iast i Forgot TO ask Tor TIE dor.
So engaged ssass ! With the lady. Ana
now, a year after che meet gith her,
il the woods, I have won my dog and.
llis IFq9tifstrsss F9tf also. al
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MHEHE HUERTA GETS MS

q Finances do not seem to be matter
Of care or worry. Carranza has his
own mint and Huerta has the heavy
toll from licensed gambling dens.
Gambling houses have been having
high jinkB s., Mexico City this winter.
At one house a Yucantanean recently.
lost EsngD peaos In ten minutes.
yaWned snd bought another stack of
hundred peso chips. A certain gov
ernment employees Losses on the sssIls
Wheel ara rannrtai3 IL. haue h.aA.. en- mn
pesos in three nights. IN the clear
tpE the gambling house took both the
mans house anu his fnrniture
The gambling institutions are under
tlie pFotsction 6f the government.
which he's RENTED to one concern the
risll % the gambling priyil-
eges IN the fedsrai district sar the con-.
sideration OF 10000 psaos month.
This proprietor - pfIssleged to get as
much IS - Es "a og sub-orilty lets
ana under Bhch ngement scores
o. houses have been itsed up in q
nannefs j
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.iContinaod IffroIini TiY5estefdayl

loncentPatios e ssa.,Ssf=ss .. .1ee.slEsss
liz sny hsssineas hut Ii IS particularly
q benefit to the ed Rising salesman. 8
You know that q eueeeaafni general
of an army POSSESSES wonderful con-
centration, One OF the strongest
points in Napeleon's sliceess was his
ability TO locate the weak spot in the
enemy's position and then quickly to
concentrate Ills forces on that point.
Now, q salesman should do the same
thing tEirG;iss The power OF ot5ssT VA
walton you should aesermine the cts
soner's weakness and then bring your
attack to bear on that point, whether
is Ia stvis 81 4 nsc q = as4 ~ IL
orithe brand 6s the article oESits price.
or the quests lon cf Terms. You should
watch for che Gnstppier's wee ness,
assd 4lsaE zsilsss nearfifffek 1AilS -
assail that 1oiiit. Tliat is wherei Won
can shot W gu scssf RpFlE. !.
No two 20 ara sold in the sap1e
syVsay. If s1Nr ssSlsa 81 ltltg seodH is
with each ca sopleE u slIil nave 10
change yepg met tlsasla or viii be IN
utter faiiuf9 sa q sas sestrtEn{ & ] I
d Getting daEn 40 The feeiink mind.
ecnfIdenCe ID IS be fe Il. In other
words, con detee in itI tll. Al sates-
nan must have con ileneei ID lhiIns sei { !,
he must have ahsofHte aoniid idsnea In
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/. Q. Q TnEsTI.E IuRxs

Wascroas, May 13. For the hrat
time fla 2s years. when nserIy tive
score passengers were icIiIed s in q
tie over LIufricarie creek tod aAy Is e;vS
siag the Atlantic Coast Line more trott1
bic. Fire OF unknown origin destroy.
pd q large portion OF the tresti ie on
Sunday Wos skmen ere no rehnisdlnS
tie atfuctufe .Tfafiln VIII Be Aindered
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g, o 81 q S q q 10 % o
ms lEs
8 2 Sc ! Z

London ias situaffon
which Great grifain met rece&tIy Is 1
result OF the shooting ~ Wlfllia 81
Benton II: Sd 4 6t on 81 IS z.sl now
si. but even ccSn-
pared to ft & ls of i, A sIlss
lei outra sfSed dlf
three yesr y \, ~
'ment Joined & ana ia tlle
intafyentic 8 Ks leli 81 ls9 y
of Maxil8fl IA ssf y tisfrias sii8nsS RlssE-
Ian tfS6h s been I'd
Id bisff 81 laI ssi u
Dr. Dnys FfsfS SUB 10
WIS are rho
Clerical 81 SlifI s q
tending NE Del i lef
theifs 1e s. ;lct
without u
y "A Bsltssl nsif6a J. n. lands
was lius.se ss6 can ms
ssoet sn his d es a
British se0asul yIeE Iics
dead on IS osn tsle0e4 white cgsihs
10 sa91 4
There ~era se3cfs Ct tn iltaEys
of HFi ef Iisila oss.
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"a AgEoRs IN FARssIS

" !, L0Sf real estfike pricee sf
! 49,. f eIssss sfi4
elent IN suppfys = n
s II Magnitude 81 the farm sasiness.
measured either by lpssd farnied OF
High quality In products.
s Reputation OF the producer; aps
plies especially TO the production q !!
puresbseeding stock.
e. Advantageous marketing.
Product tiyensss @ animais kept.
I 4 .. { lSErg e8L yleIu Win EelAtIvaly ut
tie labor and fertilizer.
rs Low cost of production I'M
wolves good farm crsani1atisn.l
!. 10: Stability oe profit depends on
The atapIa character OF the Eodects.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-14

yVilliera r. Hearst and the shriners
lisYe been IL Atlanta this week. s.
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Another thing, tie Columbia Record
lnpet bs carrying ita yellow. notes out
side Vf its stocking 81
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"a FIaFFy IsauderIEe it5 aEr. Bryan
e 81 fond of peace that he is nego-
tiatinE D treaty bsth Hogota. i
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BIZ PEaEEPs s SASsEE En-

TIE btisina4 which 4 slsg Z -
I1hz. ellal or the scoa ia The service
he proposes to render and that the
fs;s that pa tii5TF7sf sSIt vice it not
loo higfl IL he lie iacIa tn hjs faith, he
should either resign or 60 20 the Inun3
ager atonce sfsSS "a llEE & stl t5lss faatter over
In an effort 20 dispel this matter OF
lack Of faith, becatiEe without abso-
lutte faith In the firn and the service.
they propose to render the CUSTOMER,
he cannot possibly do himself cor his
firm jahtice. ~ +. E )
Let me repeat the above thoughts.
again Tor Il Is very Imp sant.
First; d saIesInars Us have con.
Ia6ence I'M his own sab lily. - e;
e{lia hA IA iiIst frs " .stss5 q j -
the IiheS Sof goods ich 40 IS sailing,
ieaning tliat the qua of goods or
ssEgiss 4, s. s ! g gEss / sl Eng ss shs sI
the buain 81 netitit on 81 hs rep
Fesert abs iut 81 Ii ekesgss
sense 0f the word M tfet they s4ail
carry out any gIiaf tsteo or y>roniiss;
which Ila Sil Sc ne the line.s3
unless 20 3 Iesman has "a he
shohl rel lfn his posi- ittop for have 8
fIioro I'm ders l5i q "a lt II Ie IIl1lls :.
ent bef0re E q kfafnnfa 10 ssalf.
alIsl els ilSsf ftriA
Sucit ia efslSzi Is il1h y nfa sia and ca its
bna isssEe iilatifHtib q IS. 7s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-14

Congressional leader say they are
lirea: We'll, the country IS too.
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Agf. BurnafyI 5 tt tIfy Sfee
.fs9unG cred and he n st.9 eFtre ~. wound
ed " the Islb0 hs loaE a..
ssy lHIH r. vent MA 1rosa the.
Fhpncfaily, too. Brlsssll s1hisefs
suffered greatly tllrdtsh these three
geaf Claims aifbsatt ted by Bfisisl.
sub Iects to tlieif iagEt Ion 10 te AeTi1
-. asf alnopnt ted 70 III. 600 900 fof
HIich clltsag as forced suppl
s'stup OF Eactof asuhfHf. a q q.
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SasptlfF wilson ts nir. Hearat, say,
be: @sIioo, ily don't bother me-"
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-14

degeer, gets her White way
che ousd spruce up 4 Bic gasneraiiy
for Bod VIII b. looking
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-14

Speaking 0s oats Anderpon county
FARMERS are calculating tIiiE year Is
sress the he IRON Coz Crler. i