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PRIMARY REFORM.

One of the best things that we hare
seen; on the question of protecting the
primary is the following from w. n,
Wallace, editor of The Newberry OBJ
server:
The Observers doctrine is that ev-
cry democrat 21 years old and white
should be allowed to vote in the prim-
Iary election once and only once. II
also holds that nobody should be al
lowed to vote under 81 years old.
Which means that The Observer
does not favor any amendment to the
democratic rules as to voting except
suefh asywiii secure fair election. If
iis9ssy s,vT5;s;s;s :s..- :s..s ,, >iS...:. :.
means that he wants to cheat. There
can be no alternative to that PROPOSE
tion.
simplest and best way to secure
q fair primary election Is:
y - RgquirBl every yuter 10 q pe u
| IInfmbero of the democratic club of his
ward ibF his community.
2. HIVE the club rolls fled with
the cler OF colirtia reasonable length
of time say 80 days. before the prim-
IaFy. whereathey may be subject to IN
spectiontan where anybody can set a
copy by paying the usual fees for cop
les or flrn blic records, 4 Il, ~ Isl,
50 L9s these club rolls So filed be
the poi lists atltae eleGtion.
Is. TIE s anything unfair about thats
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saIARTHAv TONTGHT

tlkiF ss34s s. 81 e " y
The e;sccsss OF Martha as q light
lop6ta depended largely Upon the pop
inIarity and beauty or Thomas Moore,s
lovely ola poem, sThe Tart Rose OF
This song was employed by Flo
tow composer of Martha, and the Tnu-
sic or the entire opera is good but
i might nor have attractea much instant
attention but for his apnloying the
song whose sentiment and whose air
will never pail on human tastes.
Frederick Won Flotnw was horn jiist
a little more than 100 years ago, and
Il was iass 30 sears ago, 1873. that
Sir Thomas Moore fitted his verses
to an old Irish air known as The
Groves Of Bierneyt II
Won E1otDw WIS educated for the
diplomatic corps and was man Of
noble birth. hut he preferred an arr
tiss's life and BECAME d composer,
among his greatest works is the
F,stgllds sIla' OFerts,ae 7 8 Martha I6s q
EcapliSasing Iisht opera with d eiiaFfn-
| Ing love story. and the music is sus-
tlcleht for the claim of Elotow to
rank snipng the classical writer's II
iisE the story 6f = iadys ii1 Il ting stSiiI
Queen Anne who disiikad TIC tiE Eeseiie 9
orderliness OF court routine and ran
away to q county fair dressed as d
Esasaiit, Tflen followed series ci
adventures in whicE she becomes loy-
ell BY a yoIng farmer. himselfpf noble
plItn, ultiIUuBil MS atiI5E 90 q lIJ5
litical fugitive, The opera turns out
Ii tllt. usual happy way.
This viii be sung. IN part rs TIC
Saturday evening Charts jena.
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-AI.I. HR0Uaa TiIK NIaHIr. ]!
y t.ftfs Ef- -
TIC NllrlEsTs I'll Have ii Tiu,e 4,
3 sieeIs - AlIantns

,.Ss ietlaIlsas. Nay 1 The days afe Roiri9
TO be "a hours long ana thera arensf
lshiiig 70 be ersys nisllts When s. ii,sS
slsssse ention opens ii 3tfls ciiss
he round of festivities aile. IA iI,,.
!Ions ieayes no time at aii 7oIs s. sess !
la g. aud the man who paisfoibtitta 81 IS
81 81 oz 4 . gotHg 10 meet himself Is
ing homie when he comes abpgn a. Z 4;
ln the morning ss ~ z " y
tentate Forrest sr ,4s 4 !: :sns ~.
ialttSd 20 the Dtreet csis sistininis 8
mai eqEcst that the straet car "A ,svies
De run al; ttsht and ii Is ,lnt eFs s,rs;s
mt the reauest. which ID moro iIiss 4
ilistl lled li1f The rf0snedte g Iff s,6
aufaia sl - RI e Is 81. ~ q
( The ting Question has loaa .;ln..c
been settle and he <, fsrssi
way lx sfilss hsaxs fr0lIl X IS + 4 ~
% hsieAt sums ). 50 that lssaell "a
l1itenell and tiie al her tc1,.if lhf5Is
otl va he bli1 ST aS SIssg S 4 4 &
way ffnnd the csoclg
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Ehsiga Gser & IIerI.

The fol llOwing IS the desefip tof an
der the picture IN the Ney 80 s 0s & eEs2
MD & s
The pieW shown here is y here En-
Sign Geer had cli fged upon Aqefifda
De Indepe ndehria after Col. NeyilIe,s
rapid firers had swept ayFay I, tho
strongest Opposition. EnBigh Geef
and his men had made the charge rins
der the fire of the snipers aud Sharp
shooters from the Parochfai church
lowers and other building along fhe
-oute, hut opce their guns had be,tn
mounted under the pertales OF theaoId
Diligencia Hotel, one OF the historic
spots 0I vera CRUZ, JiIey kept II LHere
until the dghting was over.
Ensign Geer and his men were
among the heroes Of the second days
battle IS. e 49, ;ess 6
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M0ToRCyCI.IsT KILLED !
MalTy J5hnsoa KilIedsIa an AEeident
!, 3 dilssiiay.
7tf4agtwsii (sa.1 SIN !

4
s. Harry Johnson. 2S years old, d son
of DR. A. s. Johnson Of Bowman. was
cidentaily killed IN Moutrie on We'd
/ iisss7ess,ssllly afternoon og last wee He
was Assistant cashier ef the bank
there.
The following written before he
died and from the a ss..;;ss oheerrer
explains the accident.
THE accident occurred near the
homo to9 Mr. w. ] Yareef ana like
most siInil At accid deTts. JUST NOW J u
came about Is not known. II appears,
however that Johnson was coming to-
Fares the city and that Eus enc We
reen. aThn hsid been going IN the OPP
poaitk d direction was turning his car
around and was necessarily moving
at d rather law rate OF speed, when
suddenly there wss n crash ana the
motorcycle bumped lis head into the
car flir0wttlg Mr.. johnson head lsag
aRAinat tie mach III b BE Sastairied q
p7etty sesefe seal ytotilld and was
also injured internal is
He whs ssS aflcs illirfietf to- Ijr !.
s5aiiielia SAINT afinu Tor treatment.
ana fuilay II IS be sexed: stlsf 40 SCI
Efions eohseQ Quefire suit nom
1.-THE aeci dent.
mot Gle was prsssy ssa IL
torn MP q. q tns ss;tcsnobile Shovel
q Ms I7I IN 2 gSIt IEiIyyT-
Is eng tof ti D sltlt i
Feas &c 4 81 10 IsI FlahInE ShSt !IS
may soon Be quits hill1stlf again .'l,,s
The etnaina were bfoitsfft to Bow
nial tsrSias and harted h TIE cenl-
etef here
nuIaEa 81 liaEtlssli and Hart cstuntS
pro ~ VA x9EnTHu 20 W. p =
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ron 4 saeRED CONCRRg

l 4 = A
The ctautauqua management IS ar-
ranging FOR religions services hero
sunday In aecordanco witn tneir reg
tiiar program. The marnihk hour
lecturers 81 the ChautauaIIs B have
nSade deep iinpros hsr nf.
spFagae win preach at os9 OF TIE
churches Suhaay. There van DO d
union service Of some Kind at tlle
Qhaatanana tent. program to he t,h-
nenaced iater Z IS hoped Is Get
hahdmaassr FSrg Is seiaaiu hste ssd
gsse & sacred S6sleesl f6F TIC bsslafit
or ttir. IIeOpge OF tlle city, fdksA less
II whether they hsye ADMISSION tlcks
eia,
~. KryI has h his FepeFtosf6 4
llelahsE oE aacred cosnpositlcns ana
could gtee q concert klsaf ESUI9 b
really sacred m9aic and would be no
prafanatlon o. the sabhesh iay ana
would Be 4 afeSt, tEeat "a he s,s,os
psoele II the sit Who Aouid faii.iii
aenie liitg ci no klr9s si;.s!sI ss.;.s
% epls ns asds.
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Among the officers of the United
states ;.Ayy iwho have received high
commendation for their work at
Vera Cruz is Ensign Solomon Haddon
'Geer OF the Utah. who is mentioned in
some OF the dispatches as zone Of the
heroes of the battle af3 Vera Cruz
Mr.. Geer Is a grandsa Of Solomon
Geer OF this county and a son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. K. Geef ef Belton.
Ensign Geer's rapid fire crew and
himself were photographed by the
field photographers OF tho metropoli5
tan newspapers and in the New York
Herald of recent date their picture ap-
pears with tribute 10 their gallantry.
This is the crew that slept on the
cobblestones Of the city of Vera Cruz
and was mentioned if the Associated
Press dispatches for driving the Mex
leans out of tho main streets of the
city. Mr.. Geer married Miss Souther,
daughter of DR., ~. b. Souther OF
Union county. and she is. now on, a
visit SC his parents -. - ss..s,, ,,toii, yeStsE
day she received the following letter
from Ensign Geef: ~ q & 3, 3, IS &
Acadia Munieiptii 2 ia Is
do gVeracfiiz Is. ssfz ss
az; y Utah .Bat kfas Efeadqii aTls
it'il 24s t9f y
TO Mrs. s. Haddon Ge6rt =
Belton, S. fts ~
All Is quiet in Nesa esFnz nov. and
we have d force oY ahotE 8, 900 nafines
and sailors on duty fiere. & No one
seems TO know mo- ~ ielits we are going
to BE- here or what we are going 60
do. We are NOW policemen of the
city and are trying 10 establish some
semblance OF order.
Our battalion il IA police head4uar-
tef5 fur headquarters.
We landed here on Wednesday, the
1IsI. rIrsr ina ruarIneS from the p'IOr-
ida and then the Prairie The Etah
was then called ont about 1880, about
one and ons-halt hours after tile
FIorlda. When we got ashore, after
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(Philadelphia LedEer3

Icl Saso. Tex A pTiI 90 s. yVlso rules
Northern Mex ieoy villa or CaFraIiza9
Gross, the Rio Grande and put the
Nqneat ton ito the fifsp AaBxicar you
meet. Perhaps tho sanswer viii te
sVflla, the chances are equally as
good that twill. be Carranza
IL Ynn are uEeeeided as the real
Iea6ee.-. ass..af She Goastitut tt0nalists s. In
the nosths csig who cohtr0ls the army
aii6 the exp.li. the affai 4 viii mean
money to tie rebels. Then you get
= ~ Sss ts ss q.
Teutty an naflvan ntur6tts Chap who
has been dynamiIer, Inaenina gun
tiIi,i secret border agent Tor the Con-
stii utionalists .old me 4 story thor
oughly Indicative Of the relations be.
tweec villa and GsrraIfza and of the
government methods along the border
in these days, where public war Is
made for private pelf.
Cnrranza Demands s10,9g0.
He said esAs Fshad been getting the
guns and ammunition aeross the ber--
der where the embafg0, wan Oh, soma
sfriends Of mine who IS ailtSd 70 skfn
out u. GOO cattle though might help
them and they sent ME 20 Carfanza,
3 sessis ! Gu sis
20, CarraIixa md tod hifsi that my
friends would pay the eSp6rt tax at
Jlarez. but waated q permit to ship.
ieThat viii cost $IasOe SSplied
ICarFanza
DO you mean thsf I'll he
Paid on account Of The f9 kt tas e
No Just for nly 81 slsa ra-
piled
You mean bfi5e g I'll i IL
amusen;eri
oh, no, slst Tor good ~ 81 he asai q
with a BhrEg ~
- ~ Z szssk = Atn
e9a 70 sssee The money = 81 S5Ssss. IL es-
crow III & iScgslles b an K, an ia i took The
lCerEall4a permit to my frien1a And
thev presented The CarrRnea
lpermit ~ tSarez, The Will AL in
cllarge Just snifIed q
IyIs signe ed iby Cftf 9
urged
Roulen' : light my ci g 4 *
retItgn cd the officer ~ i
10 ship th1se cattle. sc
EsAGclso villa, and 4: @ ~
of people thes Bnited 81
With sHfias ?
Dea Panoho Nilia Tee
Tor tsarThnza's s eapi ~ - t fs
liza and his 5eaaars as
tude thar VI aid assHIie j TAD
IInIte6 states
~ At os1ce tie fsrSif iss,l tii,, 4i3.,. IS
Fnase Eexicang : III
rs la viii fn1ts. "a isss y "a AE1d j.
snd wlla have him "a 7aIl
.salorEU7Y,E nofEf cd Il p4 rs IE7 81 2 I5ljTE
Fsapslso
Don YOU thihk t1
Other, villa tfl6s 4if ~ = -s.si ~
reug work with Carr Is IS
lIye nasnptq =;
- tfFAt sfli ~ 10
(sarlanza Has plottlfi Is ~
Eilla .nE ehfse of no afins ions
eI1vIo Herr npo sss tli
ellenf fil disfegafsl III ilte
eEts ana w; % Islcs ~ &
~ lih hsSing enyI Iete0 Il s. lss tsl
hui 40 word ca1He igsldll al4t D IS
except thFoas $ ssti6 t.sh
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TRERPHONRss

rho ZntelIigancer is delivered BY
cESsiers IN the city. 70 you fail 20
1ftet your raper zegplarly please notify
~ Opposite youf name on lab6I
ce ycur paper % printed dst9 % which
gbtiry psper SB psid.s Ali cheeks and
4Enat5 siUuld bS drawn 90 me Andar+
asa lntelIisencer. 6
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1 TO inststllte stieh sie....:.
lnsnsls as may ss leaned
necessary to enforce the.
of the State prohibiting
ls K

So ~ SsH.ltpe SHpe LaM OF the state fprOhiblttEg
vide hsllS this fetasdy. but Me tsl5rse ara
sorry to Snow that South Carolina Is
! almost alsae anlcng me fort sairilJ,
States or ehss Union Which hA.ss::: s.s.. 3.
banished the sSefariouS bnsirlesg frc,Si
Its be,sd dera ss 6 q 81
y lis very that tie
et slawl lessness In our State is not bes
ing tgnored in every quarter. oconea.
Is !. ssssict aeacss5is cBuiity. an is oItii-
nRrily does not make any tlenionst stra. !.
ton, but she may he counted upon to
rise aSsaisist long continued faree eel
or any fiagrarlt failure upon the part
of high officials 10 carry ntit the Ia rfs
OF the State. There is ii deal 81 cs.,s- $
mon sense 10 tue resOIutlon rs IS Il
by the West Union local Club, md ia
questions taken III bJf iat cl q IA ~
wcil be considered hss 0th3rs. 1AaiFEe,
is lllsina Of the rotlennass III BSgsS
unusaoff9 e. 10 u
H9fD. ~ stlsit - tifta 3 81
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1rlln9lYantr,Ar.

Washington, May Forecast
South Carolina Generally fair satur-
das ard Sunday.
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leariy as soon be the
thIef judg ata baby show as itoI be
lsoidlng dcn aasrsa jc:S.
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ulster, having backed doSa. the Brit
iah lion ana knocked old Dublin,s hat
SpIl hes gone back TO its lusittin again.
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THE AUSTR RALTlilS IlALI.OT.

AsheTille Citizen
the citizen han hoped against hope
lfhat the day would eyentuaiIy dawn
nlrth Ia q -. -. :.
lof the three or four states in,ithe Br.+
ion that know not the l,stkaiiGn ka Z
lot, and It Isl hopeful even now that as
the next sessiOn OF the State IegiFlas
fure, this reform lstlf fnasly needed,
Twill not Ehe eholsed To- daath at the
/ hands OF the pfofessel ffi5e d
Tho desire for Che Austral lian3 Hot
is not flha new tangled desire of a few
| H!sts, aer Is z refertn saEeesged IA
| the minds of machine leaders. on the
contrary it Is she long cheri6hed and
sreeuent!. ex xs.esssss..ss 4 Y deal a1 4 a:lssrs
ty loving people who aaassss, only that
their true opinion might be Faithfully
! lexpressed at the polls SO true Is ifllfs
that were Che dues ton of tho AustraIa
ian ba Hot puE 20 tliaf vote tcf he s,eo,
nle Of North Carolina tomorrow, it
would carry by q Iihjrrit OF four or
| i've TO one 4. IA, ss
iBesa voting nndor Australian ballot
system soday had hey i5een given ans
voice IA the matter at al ecrth. (;ars
Iolilih sould not BE years behind the
times IN this reatesE had they, not
been doubt le crossed and foodwinked
lsoy DC 4 ticGi issa ieSs 81 i D welcomed The
Australian ballot SfIh one hand and
knitted it tgii lli the 0tIiers Z Th, oliticaf
10 ss as no love for the Australian
F.aiI lot hesasise under ftaf operation, e
Istnter car call his soti his own ana
my knnnf hat his vote when cast nm
: ,e II win ponnt ne fttenaea IL to
cunrl As tisasS ssas ~ peatesiI Iy stated
In t1 1eAe columns fs Is the nenresE an
pfoacf to tine true Sxnre ioS 81 4iile
Epopular vi yet found and tIIe bos ssea
who stifle K ApoW these ttiEies iisfaer
tliaa the pASspie:
g tlisls never look Tor ard rs the
/ Austrai Han bal Hot with any deegee 81
rtAint Isl until aspiring Z leslsia tors 4 ls
l1rnsgorably pi gea 10 It's sttf5nOrk a
ino deFn an diEteiII Isent systeiii Of
yofirg, wherein the real VIII nf the
people enlt hs et6Finisl ss jtist AZ
NICE for tho Dol itle ehI We eIfaS6 OF
tisls state lfA h tt q se;i y ide 81 ifnafg.
Eand pef1aps more so: for tan ~
IKE E3liEen has beer preach Il. { Siss
IDEA of Tbs an ~ ast & li se lin.
and Gus os isil ,rsaz
psrsa cf es'1t hut zf Il hhsf ~
Row that tll h 7eid efs
fpus Tor oif % vslfi g s, III
3 l6s ssfsSS, S,s ''';
lAssI 3 ! n DC : + 3 u
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Field equipment for. q private
Wstshs sixty pounds; entirely too
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Aiexicatl sIerals are veterans, with
arasns y the rams.
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AND nov et US get together to make
q grand sItesess OF the annual rabn
ssit, ~ fgSa Is ss,..t z 8 - y
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eSnrsy a dSfeclfsa Moore Il "a
uCau several etofes N hiah1
anE cob cnted 90 ~ aise llI
:in tbs slna tEi Sling liiaclfnea ahi6h
ssfsat f1lfst cadets are aAld "a have
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talEk heI Wondering who Is going
p hs thd cbaon of Radger's fleet.
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Ftce President Marshall. RuiIible
sport that ne Is, tells us that kissing
vile q aciise for divorce. And isn't
r aim the rauaeg
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s. a large circulation than any other
fsNsDRDer IN this Congressional Die
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RlnlIA llr lnEsla lllf BlfalaR rF al IIlIFia
hllal uF llEla BlE lill)0l NUN lIEhL TBEl
Slg MEXI XICAN EA1ERs ARE HIlAIlE o
How Gold Rules The Told Bye
snnuggler o. and Rssek Retyyeen me Rebel
anainsil. ssSss iss
/ So ono tlnilOr "a now quits q gogd

SO ono ruElOr is now uuits as go9i
as HnOtae
Fears URited States S.
Over towaris tile west coast, Cseii~
eEsl Obrigcn IS In Charge ana he said
70 the Eartanza partisan; he has de-
clared himself fatty againass any hos-
tile act to the United States. 6
refngee who saw 0bregon a few
General obTsgon in my erese enee
said to g group OF his officers, II
wquld be- --AHaIity 10 fight the Unfted
State. why, tiiey would raise 2.110,-
eco 20 men. and with their unlimited
.s.s.sls ard ~. sA.s4ss
ammunition we would not last two
months. You see. 0bregon Is an ediI-
Gated man Of propert,l, |, who has lived
much OF his lie IN the United Ss4oss
Thatsf SIS the sentiment AlonS the hpr-
der, The thinkers and the practi cal pit
ted aEssait.sEs the UEitsd States with #as
on the cffecker board before item.
THE c0BRTsHFr OF TIlE RIRDs
* a rev Gay lpl leas ant SUI 8 5hine after
neRriy q month on storm and rain, re-
gfved wondarftily the sIirfts ~ 81.
a1,yt !. ll.a. In FL.
birds especially, Many bird indeed,
are aaread ifl the midst OF their ecugts
slip. and with them. as with all their
kind, the tenSs baas Ion Il 6f brlef tfIt.
ration. hht is very streiis:.ss while ii
lasts. ;.
ft Isl d fine sig ii III the early morn
ms when cpIiIsi aratite Quiet ressfis
fhrosffrfat efif ri l,hTtSit ~, soS 4s,n
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lAk q q p iIlTIl \ 8 =


ne slshf3ef Z lisIIs a es<sls I]ss
Ion. ilca mel Il q !, ssiil s a.fii,i /.
vita in6 Dsfsos csnSS 81
Qponee on That s.. ,l s & iio-
~ lts71 fisE 81 - ~
tsoI olfes v Ssssl lNa. r. 3
the Solo tes gee5 i = n q S b q
lions
snl 4. SIN & a fitS ,l 6f
te est uilIf rs sss g SI rs. fla9
'fses traE& sSJESS bst :, Z l
hin the Il 81 s afbll66 81 4
that me ge q. os Jbs l.sa
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Haven't noticed any lengthy ia.
seryIewa from . short, stlbBy. bun.
slcg jawsd man by the neme OF Fred
shaton, have you?
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N INVGGENTION

3 GO 9 aa . . . 3 . o 3 oooaoe 8
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Member OF the Associated Press end
Receiving Complete Daily TeIegPsDhic
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!. ..T = .e:s Tafiis rye crop is say1 %
he nhoft. hpt Pittshnrgers wsll probs-
gianage 70 Eet their smofaing' q
Ogning dust the same. yes. 5
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Car anza was plastln q st
S[iila snH ehtse 81 ne afius N1b
eIpvlc. Herfsfa nIol itli
leeffRl disfe ard l5t ilss o
eets ana wi;o iscE SlllS
" lifls hsStng ens 6lie6 Il Is IS leal
fsnt no word calIle Is & ID
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rar1
5.3xs5EaE.E
~ ~
lslkt f.tfri
t.flIi
~
arsi ~ -.
-, 500
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-02

Rhought ~ first that Cabot fsodge
eg soing over 10 lick both Mister
ss:: .: e g ri Mister HIefta to a
anaslill, bat reckon Cab has ,iaought
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-02

lls here comes tho Colonel with q
t'lAt ne has found 4 new con64
and nss people Just as Boss PEN
ose vas hoping los how some waiii-
gag-yilispus had devoured the Colonel
IEose aasns} wifds z
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-02

Whsa the Veterans see Miss corinne
5 znnnaar general ss7 al me
sonyiile feiisi0n 9hey will give
rebel yegl ana whes tl,e sons 81
81 sse her thes win go crazy.
know tAe I5anspgons IA Ne know
sDash caEolIna sisl. TOO.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-02
TnE CoURTsHEI, OR glIE RIaDs

Al Few days Ant Hiia hine after
nearly month Or storm ana rain, re-
sived wonderfully the sTirfts ~ aEV.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-02

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
The Markets
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. Noy. 1.-Hetfvr weather Doe
Ans, nt.Hl and rcassurins reports that
crop damage would Doe small. had "a
rcetraiuing influence today ou the
bulls 100 whcgt After opening uu-
changed Co lac lower. The market
rallied to "a moderate extent bar then
s1sged again 60 below last nights
! web
Tho close was steady, Aa3-sl not
higher
Prospects OF cooler weather made
corn easc or. Opening prices. Whieh
varied from l-tu3-sc lower Go l-Se
advance. were followed by % Flight
decline an around.
The close wits steady at l-sc 90 i-s
n "a net advance.
oats held steady as a result OF ouy-
ms on the uart of cash houses.
Proht taking by holders more than
wiped uut an early advance lu protis
IONS, due Co quarantine restrictions.
Wheat-Bce. ff.ifia; May. 3t.2ta
Coru-DcC. 104c. MAJ. 13Ac.
Oats-5o sc. May. 5f 3-sc.
PofH-Ian, 1880 MAJ tt9a2.
Iard-Jan. 5000; MaJ, 5000.
Rils-Ian, sl0fo. May 5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES Will
SATISFIED WITH OUTLOOK

Weeks 81 planning Hr. su~.os
fully CLOSED ioast" said Chairman
M E. Hickey 1i tho executive come
mitto, TODAY eve can Geo nothing
that BIAS been Left uudUuo .ur tHU
success OF The campaign and u only
remains for pos Go make DO successful
The executive committee points out
that final success must rcs. with th"
five thousand people abb. to g,t, CO.,.
wari the y N g. a. uuIldira aud
who vill Dee asked ta give. 90 those
who ure able O. give. dn E.,e vhH.
fhcy c1n AFFORD. we VIII su..,sd %
they du not We fali We must raise
$4,000 or uothiur Tho subscrip-
tious are additional ON the auli
amount being raised 90 those VINO
can afford 90 give $500 rlye lut 5000
and DC those vino can give $50 give
hut $40 we viii nor get far Hut we
do mot believe this viii prove the
rase Iu fact. we open ,ho campaign
tomorrow confident of success
Payment ol tho subscriptions wifi
b' called FOR quarterly. The first viii
Doe due m tuu1rE. and thereafter no
periods OF 60 days o1ch Iu fh
way wc believe th, contributions NUl
NOT cuue as Il burden upon anyone.
The executive committee Is puCugr-
aged hy the enthusiasm ol The men
who have volunteered fur team work.
Team work ls the basis of SUCCESS Iu
this campaign We ask team work
on the part of the people uf tlhu-
gucrgue for the next ten DAYS.