The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21
STORY CANNOT
BE OUNTED
Scandal at Central Cannot Be
Described IN Cold Type IS
says Newspaper

Anderson people were very much
interested at the account reaching the
city of what had transnired sat Central
sreeeAtly When two girl. less than IA
years of aSe. were iured from home
by sfOuG young men. Therefore, fol-
lowing from 9 Seneca paper OF re-
cent tlats VIII also be- found Of inter-
|est. !, S.
Nearly eyery6te in and about Cen
trail IS discussing tho now locally ia
inoNs escapade or the Ave young III
men OF Central and Pendleton, who,
With two girls ahder II years on age,
added q dark and sombre page OF his-
tory TO 4 community that would re-.
Saet the idea es having It's record for
rectituee lowered. To- say that every
one involved regrets the ocoufance,
and are almost horror stricken with
the enormity OF the deeds pernetrated,
WnSn Viewed :. the qa:ss sfas4T4 .si;s,ttLi <s
nm. = aEstEsaE itsa !s;.-
alton mildly, II lis safe to say that
fioH6 or the, young men and older ones
Fe6iiEea the cnesnattp or .tleir course;
and that now, when away from home
and friends. and suffering the prick
Ing poignant stings OF an accusing
conscience, thai they are objects OF
deep solitude and sympathy on the
part OF parents and friends.
The father OF one lOf the young
girls gave a representative OF this
paper q SolnDiete story, &c related by
the girl after she returned home and
subjected to q physical as wen as 4
grillins ilauisithSial examination. We
admit inability 10 cduch the story IN
cold tsbe asid make It inteliigIble 10
the average reader; The fathers
story was tfagis, and he seemed un-
able TO summon TO his aid such ex-
pressions as would properly convey
his meant lgs and seemed as one stfug-
Egling hopeiessly between feelings OF
dstlcacy and truth; III the facts are
feiated ana not Intensified by pa
reIas y sym pathys then q would require
q nth Century Spanish Inqnisi-
tor, dead alike to deeency. justice and
mercy 20 portray the horrors OF this
10 ,nioralIza and theFize lust a bit;
within an orbit of truth end fairness,
might enable us TO zee more clearly
our fSuits. EhFifat. On one occasion,
rendered almest spAechless curious
mob who were eager TO see some one
Condemned. II isSa sweet Iaofsel to
some or M to know that others are
neatly on equally as bad! aW Wlfosoes-4
-er IS SNiltless, nast tho first STORE,
would greatly simplify matters and
reader efieless many charges and
doilnter siiarges. But even The most
SieSeils ESttstia Ian cisa afity lsass It's reas
soaable BpnsiSfs. There are ElariliS
intsfeedA pefpeets ted ~ sietAerI from
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fliA pa s3ES ar ~ " 1T c,lsSf slless.i
or nlufe FQTIIsatly ,SK KpTuHsgITs 53tJsrls SJe-
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wssea the moral staIus an q influence
~ d town, eatyt or c6issintlFif a. is, lnl
ms Bce Z Il esfiSissfe aud : a =
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it De very absurd to n ces ssiie ct.i,te
ghuhit li,s aIfsle9 4 Atar of fatei sses trs al
'fts swung sSn the balance frena 3 lit4
tle too 1000 10 wear wal 10 very TnucA
sGo mich bad 10 sglfila q good. 4 It rs 90
Do Rored that fAleat 6lfair ia over
iFawns aud the town will adopt a me.
ainTa mfen that vii make II q city
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