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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-21
POstr0 0Oaae Action Upon the
0tt0fa iR afgFaOalse Bill
Claim THAI Csrtam AddedIivey Fight
Gysr Attempt Co Take joint Resolution Proposing
q elsse All couaty Dipersazes Until Peace Is re-
stored IN Enrope.

o. direct bearing on the financial I ad
commercial condition OF the State
will be considered az the special aes-
sion. The appropriation bill. to meet
the Expenses OF the special session
|of the legislature and certain de-
|pastments os the State government,
wns passed 20 third reading Today
Tith notice OF general amendments.
The bill authorizes the borrowing Of
500. .089 On the credit OF the state.
The senate Is undecided whether cot
ton acreage reduction silo.ld be
reached through q tax on production
Icr BY limiting The acreage Co ba
lplaated The upper chamber was ia.
the midst of debete on the Sullivan
.asllendmant to the acreage hsll 81
Epsfsy passed u the house. to allow
2sS0e pounds ef lint cotton 10 the
work animal with q saz or 5 cents
per pound en an amounts over that
when . recess was taken FROM To-
g O'Clock Senator Leney, OF chcsl
tsrs1eld, a6sDsatea both limiting of
aefaage piaEket and t&x on psuduc
tions and he has scnt up to the deGif
An hnlEndmene to thse elfecf The;
1enuts shis siorning tofk DO tie cot
ton 1creaEe bill passed By the house.
iIBaisthg the ecFEage 70 e.sx scres "a
WcntiHued eA Page SKI
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German Forces Have Met With Strong Op-
position at the River User, Where Fight
ing Has Continued Since Sunday---Cer-
man Marines Are Leaving Antwerp to
Join the Fleet.

The Germans not only attempting advance along the
North Sea coast to French ports attacked the
many points the battle front from the extreme north to
eighs of the Meu nhe north the Belgian army held
eronne and Albert to the Agonne along the Meuse
he German offensive has been repused. q
This the substance of the French official report and in
measure with the Berlin official report which while
emptng TO describe the battle in DETAIL declares the
iav met with strong opposition the River Yer Fighting there
adds has continued since Sunday but otherwise the situation rather
avors German particularly in the vicinity Lille where tile
ench have been attacking desperately for several days
een repused with heavy losses. ai ast 3y3s5s
Thirty thousand Germans reported to occupied e
coast between Oend and Neupor and to have
che dykes from Mddekke to Weende adyces decaA
hey have been repud rear Wesende and that guns are
1ear Ostend, which they still occupy. &
he Russian conaHGernchief efseIy that there
change the situation although the contact WITH
The at various points in Gaica and East Prussia With this
the Berlin official statement agrees
Rotterdam dispatch says German are leaving AMT
werp to join the fleet and that the ships Ke extensye
y provsoned portendng possible activity the the
man which mas been anchor past months in
Germanys we'll protected harbors. sg#S2 Ss@8S sassN
Vienna officially reports successes in Gcia east of
ChYow and Przemy and adds that the armies have
repulSed a great cavalry attack in Pond.
Japan announces the occupation for military purposes inn
portant Islands the Marianne Marshall East Caroline West
caroline Archpeages All the Marianne group have
pied except Guam which acquired by the United States
Pekng reports the authority of refugees Using Tau
that the apenese have lost several thousand their campaign
against the German concession in China.
1t IS estimated that there less than Belpians
outside the borders of their country that thets are at
100000 wounded in France. 49,
According to Rotterdam dispatch three zeppelin sheds are be-
ing erected at Brussels and four at Antwerp e
be preliminary to the threatened raid London across the ca
nel VA 800. "a sfEs sSSEs
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Great Effort to
Recruit Men to Army

3 ! ..ss..assEoosN Oct. 20.-f10:25 .. n.)--
Tomorrow Trafalgar Day-will be
made the occasion OF great effort to
recruit men for the army Hundreds
OF sgeaths have been banked at the
base OF the Nelson monument, where
great crowds gathered today. Cam
ada. New Zealand. Australia. Japan
and South Africa sent floral pieces.
In addition to the flowers the en-
tire bake OF the monument is envel-
oped with recruiting banners bear
ing the words. "Your King and Your
Conntfy Need You"
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Bryan Completes
Tour of Kansas

WICHITA. KAS, Oct. 20.--Wiuiap,
j. Bryan completed hero tonight a
two days campaign tour OF eastern
and southern Kansas. He spoke in
"a towns.
Discussing here the accomplish
ments of the administration, Nj.
Bryan mentioned the federal reserve
act. saying:
"Wls've moved tho money center of
THE country from Wall street to
Washington. During the recent An
ancial stringency7 Secrets " McA.ioo
went to- the white House former
secfetarieB OF. the treasury went Ito
Wall stfeet--and formed plan To
meet inc difficulty. He said to the
nations, 'come to Washington and
get your money and not to Wall
street and the panic folded up It's
tent. like the Arab. and quietly stole
away" -.
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--latest Ne1Ds From
the Battle Grounds

THE BATTLE FRONT, (yia Paris),
Oct. 20.-The German invaders are
meeting a vigorous resistance in their
effort to shorten their lines and rest
their right wing further southwest
ward upon the English channel. Much
OF the fighting is being done in the
obscurity OF fogs.
French marines yesterday gave q
good account OF themselves German
troops tried surprise attack on
them Sunday, but the French force
held the field works against superior
numbers. The fight lasted all day, and
then the Germans contented Himself
yes with cannonading the position of
the marines. g
A thick fog covered the entire re-
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Was Not Executed
As Was Reported

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. 90
Jose Bonales Sandoyai was not exc
cuted AZ was reported when he ap-
peared recently at the headquarters
OF General villa as the emissary OF
Felix DiAz( but is held prisoner at
Chihnahua. according to Information
received today by frionGs OK Diaz.
Advises received at Constitutional
he&dguhfters also declare the report
that Gandoyaf was put to death is
untrue. q -
General Diaz. who arrived here to-
night from laredo. declined TO coFa-
tnsht on the report other than to ex-
pregs = belief that his agent was still
afiye.
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speciaI q Tlie IhtelIigeaesr.

cpecth4 70 FsIne eslnteiuge4cSf. ? i
COEUMEfA. Oct. 2Hs--The Nc
Lanrin State cotton wafehouse bin
was lattded and condemned this
morning In tho house. but action np-
on II was posf fpohed Until tomorrow
on tie plan tiiRt certain a,aend-
menta were 10 be offered.
The senate has already passed the
: eLanfin ns7l which creates q State
syatem OF r9tfons Rarellonnee nfiaer
the control et state whrhhouse
sconEnse siuilek Advocates Or the
sneaspre Hold that II Rarehcsiso re-
ceipts for cot are StiaraStAea hS
the Stats tli9f viii be moro seadiiy
negofiatad Opponents sSpf the aAFc-
Lagfin bill declare that the assteni
or State Waeef1asas ran not oe nut
IN oisera Hon time to affect 0,e
present sithAti6h ard the measure q;
passed by Ahs aanate Ii fun Snf SER
tcnsf sefeetes s =, i,
lively fight wns forced IN tls
hoase bs tiie AsteinDk s1ak before Sd
tournaments tllls f6okeiar 8, 10 take ,sp
the Pate Joint ESBolallcn praposire
that nli county dispensSoiss h clos
ed Until p6Hco was r<el0fed k$En-
sspe BY & ycte of sts 10 Al tiie House
refused 20 Sks eD the resolution eus2
der Es.le tsiak only isls tiols hdl5ii.e
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gion Monday and the marines, accus-
toned to such weather coudftiona.
crspt close to the German trenches.
mo shooting" was tho order; saubt5
the bayonet-" u -
The marines got within thirty feet
of the trenches before they were seen.
Their coming was heraid6d too intSs
for defenders. who we're bayDneted ID
the trenches and beyehd the trenches
as they ran. Four hundred German
prisoners were taken = =
Cne of the places ghsre the Ffenei
had been most harrRaBsd wac near the
elbow OF the western line The impor4
tant position there had been taken
and retakerl frequent tiyS darlng the lass
Continued on page siz.l S.
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RUSSIAN EMPEROR FoRBIDS SALE Ot
ALCOHOL I'm RUSSIA BY GOvE.Isr, EdEngE

PARIS, Oct. 20.--t7:i5 D. MI "A
Petfograd dispatch TO the Hayas
Agency says the Russian press is en-
thusiastic over a declaration by tha
Russian emperor, that the sale OF al
eohcl by the government b forever
forbidden In Rlusaia. 4 Z
The Rnssian unfcn OF Ahstinence.
which aeyctes Its energies 10 the
ccmibsting og alccho oliAn, aS dressed
to Emperor Nicholas 4 request thnt
no forbid the sale or spirituoua IL
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ALLIES HAVE MADE GENERAL, ADV M
FILE. PROTESTS
AGAINST OUTRAGES
Soldiers Holding up Delegates
and Demanding They Shout
"Long Live Villa"

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 2o.--Genera
Zapata will go in person to the peace
convention at Aguas Calientes. He
Is tc reach there late this week and
all action on formation of a provis.
ional government will be suspended
until his arrival.
Many protests are being filed
against alleged outrages by Villas
soldiers. who are said to be holdinf
up delegates and at the point of tn,
pistol demanding that they shou.
Long live Villa" 1t is declared tina
generals, too, have been accosted ir
this manner.
"A protest also has been made tina.
the neutrality OF the convention 4,
being violated by the presence OF H..
cUO villa troops within an hours rid,
or Aguas Calientes. They wert
brought up from Zacatecas. Tb,
delegates claim the city is in a state
OF siege.
~ resolution was passed today for.
BUDDING .',cruiting on either side
while the peace conference is in ses
sion.
Border reports that Villa had ar
rested several Carranza delegates q
Aguas Calientes lacked definite de-
mas today from Villa agents here
ihe unexpected entry of the northern
leader into the conference city at thu
head of several hundred troops ha
caused much anxiety to the Carrang,
followers.
villa himself, 1t was reported off
cfally. has left Aguas Callentes 70,
Durango City with strong column
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2O.-Rccen,
Developments. It became known to
night, have shaken the belief Of Of
ftcials here that the contest betweer
CarranEa and Villa for control O
the political situation In Mexico wat
ebeut to be adjusted. n
Reports that willie hsa f4f1ysa n
large foTcc into the vicinity OF ARuat
Caiientes and had attempted to CO.
erce peace conference delegates
were doubted, but a more serious
view was taken of dispatches an.
nouncing that Carranza had repud.
lated the claim Of the convention tc
sovereign power In Mexico, Therf
was NO Official confirmation OF this
or or reports that the first chief hne
declared he would deliver the exec.
nsive power only TO man elected BY
the people; but officials admitted
they did not regard It as unlikely
that interruption of the work OF the
Aguas Calientes convention WAS due
TO cause. Some interpreted the adj
Journments ostensibly To await the
arrival of Zapata representatives, az
really to allow some of the delegates
to confer with Carranza ana deter
mine what the course OF action should
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Movement to Raise
Big Strike Fund

& SCRANTON. PA. octI 20. "A move
ment 20 hEye the American Fedora
tion OK labor raise natfonai strike
fiind or millions of dollars in an ef-
fort to obtei ma closed shop in the
textile industry was endorsed BY The
United Textile Workers OF America
In anndai conventiou here today III
the proposition meets with approval
OF the federation, 1t Is planned To as
cess all labor organizations aiiiIiatsd
with that body and also to Z eniist
their moral support 9's
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qacr In RusaiA HIS majesty repliad
thank you; aors Sjgn AecideS
to tnferdict for slE tiiaa Al Rngsiis
the sale Of alcohcsio drinks by the
government g 3 s (, a.
The Novce vkennyh % petrogs&d
|citeS 90 an effect Of the sfppfassion
OF tste sale Of liquox. An ihcFease ia
saving hank deposits Efafiag aeptera-
Der pf q, 900. 600 fosibtes (s1a.60e, ,8O0}
over tho same - 3lsth last year, Ii,
|stite Of tho war; 3 S'sss ~
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fBy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Ffghting of the
most desperate character is in prog.
ress in west Flanders and northwest.
orn France. The Belgian army, sup
ported by the Allies. is holding stub.
bornly to the line OF the river User
and thus far has halted determined ef-
forts of the Germans to advance along
the coast.
This is announced in the French Of
fetal communication issueds this after
noon and 1t is admitted in the report
OF German general headquarters,
which stands at the crossing OF the
river near the sea-
Further to the south the Allies are
attempting to advance toward Lille
for the relief of that city, which has
been in German hands for some time.
They also are pushing on to the north
and south Of Arras. Their efforts yes
terway TO advance on Lille; where the
Gcrmeils hold. strong positions, were
repqlsed. acc0rding 10 the German re-
port. ~
To the south, at the bend OF the limo,
the GefllaHs Cont ltinae furious hut fu-
tie attempts to break the French line.
Along the Meuse iti the east, accord
Ing g zSs.ss::.sa account, tue Gaffiiaas
have failed 10 repnlse the French who
tebouched along the territory in which
is situated the Camp Dos ,Romaines,
now In the hands of the Germans. In
an attempt TO cut out that portion Of
the German army which Is tf.ust to-
wards st. Mihfel.
Generally speaking the French claim
to have made progress at various
points along the front. Paris reports
tnat the Allies nave destroyed fifteen
German machine guns. two OF which
were armored, near La Bassee, and a
battery OF German heavy artillery in
tine enyironB or st. MIhiel.
Both side are hringing reinforce
ments to the Western front, where q
supreme struggle Is on. The Germans
are not bringing new troops from
the East but are throwing every
available man In Belgium into the
firing line. They seem to have the rail-
roads working we'll, although they
must have been seriously. damaged
during the battles OF August and Sep-
tember. Trqope are being transported
over them and Dutch sources report
that train after train Of wounded is
being taken back to Germany.
In the lighting in this open country
where the men have not the protection
OF elaborate entrenchments the losses
must be heavy, especially where en-
deayors are Ilasie to carry positions by
assault.
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3 i Way
For German Retreat

LOS DON. oct. ~ fa:57 q. M )4-eThe
Taslt HAil's Rotterdam correspond
sAse three keDposin slieds are fseInr
nl1iIs ~ A4deeels and four at Antwerp.
q q tpff bt1ndeEit nlics that the
ord es9 have Seen erected over The
fieeF Asaeee between Tlisge and wise
rEepe ring i way FOR i sIefiaaa fetrsat,
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German Torpedo Boat
stroyed by Japerlese

TOXIC. Oct. 90 -It iwas enncs:scod
oiilSipliy IN Tosssso today that the Ger
man fofDedb boat $50, which es-
capec from Using Tan under cover Of
defknass has been found aground
ana been destroyed by the Japanese.
At point sixty miles south OF Kiao
Chow Bay.
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Bomb Explosion
Kills Two Men

3 MONTREAL oct 20. Two niei,
were killed. o dozen injured ana q
tenement bIock wrecked here tonight
By an explosion supposed to have
heen caused by q bomb.
s. The block was cccupsed mainly ey
RrRsians.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
DIVISION OF TERRITORY

Wisconsin using
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o west 81 o itch
and oss cf ssgross n
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
Making Minor Leagues Jump
To Feds Is Jones's Real Job
New Manager of ST. Louis Federas Will Garry the Olive
Branch in One Hand and Bludgeon in the Other;
eff You Don't Come In, We'll Raid YOU"
Is the Ultimatum He VIII Deliver.
BY FRANK &. nFNkLE.

Jones is to get a salary Of $4,000 year
for three years and, in addition, a $4,000
block Of the St Louis Federal stock.
Should he succeed in causing some Of the
minor leagues TO jump to the Feds he will
have more than earned his saalry- The
minor leagues act as the foundation that
supports the American and National
IeaEuts Without them the two big leagues
could not exist
Minors Just Feed Big Leagues
The minors develop the young players and
the big Ieagues grab them off when they
are ripe and place them in their own
ranks 10 take the place OF their Iadlng
stars II the American and National
leagues could not get players from the
minors their leagues soon would die Of de-
cay unless they undertook TO develop the
PLAYERS themselves-a costly process
OF course. Il some OF the minor leaguers
went over TO the Feds the American and
National leagues could do just what the
But such a plan would be most distasteful
TO them They get most Of the minor
IeaEuers now via the draft route, paying
only $500 for them. and II they dealt with
the player direct they would have TO pay
him a sum in excess OF that $500 TO out
bid the Feds
Much Depends on First Efforts.
Much depends upon Jones's initial efforts
along the lines Of converting the minor
leagues TO the Federal faith Should he
succeed in getting one OF two Of the fairly
big minors to jump it seems certain that
Johnson and his crowd will be glad to make
immediate peace overtures- They would
then realize that the jumping Of one league
foreshad0ws the jumping Of others, and the
loss Of the small leagues would cripple them
beyond a cure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

Jew YORK. Sept S-Fielder Jones
n has been signed up supposedly 70
~ devote his services exclusively 70
- the mauagemenr Of the ST LOUIS
r-ederals But the real job that conIronts
M I'D White Sox leader is said TO be tnal
~ attempting to win the minor leagues
F-,-9 fbe embrace Of organized baseball ana
getting them TO join hands with the E Stis-
Jones proceeding about his MISSION, 49, 49,
ably will carry an olive branch IN one manu-
and a bIudgeon in the other. Inc minors ,
who think II a wiser plan to spurn ne me
olive branch and TO stick 20 Johnson. ASlL
mann ct al, viii then be made 10 leel
the sting Of the club. .h.
Jones probably viii point out 10 me
minor Ieaguers that If they come over 20
the Feds they will Of course no ionssI
will agree TO buy young minor league 49,
al prices equal TO that watch tney corr
get for them II they sold them 10 lne
American or National leagues
Come in or Be Raided-'
OF YOU don't come with US wen Ie-u
,orl-'' viii be the gist Of the Jones ulu-
-1a-urn II we raid Wen take your best
plave-s and YOU won't get a dollar Tor them
because Wen deal direct with the play
ers 80,
Come with US and Wen guarantee you
or1r fullest protection And ven keep our
word. which is something move than lne
big powers in baseball have done me ma
fi6nsI agreement Of which every big ana
iirrFe Organized league in the country Is a
mart provides that IN times OF trouple me
biE fellows must stand by you Have Iney
done this? Have they helped youE Inc
I7ederals have raided you, taken your oesl
-,7s'--e-e sD5 caused YOU TO suffer big losses
without the big fellows raising mana IN
defence %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

-uE Pb1adelphia Athletics are usurs1
by baseball experts as TEus no
the worlds series TINS go S-e-7I-sI
matter which club wins - LL,---F1eJ
1e-.--r,. Remnant il Is bound 70 De NUM- iS-
when il clashes with the MaehIilell l. -.--1,
n sizing m the Athletics rom any -
- . ---j5S,,,s feuIt can be found with them
Where would Mack improve mem - 49,
man. the club is representatife "a ~. I5-5.i--e1
there Is IT, baseball Devoid OF lnllsl- '- e,
stars eddie Collins eXcep-ell - -o,-,+iorai
team in either the American OF -e---1
league that has them topped, r,t- 81
In fact so near perfect Is ne p-es.Hs -
the Nackmen that they are Iast olLcia S.
he Other teams and this is proving detrl-
mental 10 baseball as a whole
May Pitch COMBS
As the time for another worlds series ap-
proaches the story Is going the rounus tLla-
Connie Mack may give JACK Co9llDs, - - =
tyyirler a chance in the bis series, plo.-,ii'is
Last year Coombs was in the nospil-L ~
didn't ct to play Though he has appar-
entity recovered he has spent the summer On
the bench. except for an exnlnlllol s dlte - -
two. A great hurler IN MS gay. SooinDs -
the idol OF the Philadelphia Fans
Mack thinks a lot Of Coomos VINO nelpeg
him win two American league pennants Anl
a worlds series and he would IKE 20 snow
his appreciation By giving him chan-e II
the biggest games Of the year
The Three Best Pitchers
The question is asked. who are the three
best pitchers IN the National league me an
swer is not difficult for one nas only %
Doak. Rudolph and Cheney are the le1aerss
The Chicago club has the best lnfield anq
hard luck this season with its pitchers and
Detroit to Trade Cobb.
There is a rumor that Ty Cobb has out
lived his usefulness with Detroit and that
Hughey Jennings viii trade the Georgian 70
some other club for three OF four good play
ers TO bolster up the rapidly disintegrating
though Cobb has a contract for three
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
MiddIetOeights Well Matched;
Should ProUe Good Contest
Charley Stands and Young Jack Johnson Both Have
Good Records; Final Workouts Friday OF Pr1ncl-
pals Who Will Box in the Juarez Arena;
Fans Show Much Interest in Bout.

first broke into the game in 1903. when he
80 To- Wolcott in six rounds in NeN or
leans Then followed rapid succession OF
y-i~forfes chief among them being II
found decision over Honey Melody, eNWelter
champion. Of the south.
Has Beaten Good Men.
Cbrfstv Williams Eddie Palmer and nu-
r,erous other boxers OF lesser note were e
fssred by Johnson Perhaps his most notable
faat v-as a is round draw with JEFF Clarke,
tbe Fighting Ghost" Of Joplin, No. anu
-ared as one OF the foremost 165 pound men
in the world. Several weeks atterWard IN
answer to the challenges OF Clarke. Johnson
aa-reed TO meet the shifty negro again. ana
Ike the former contest the bout resulted ln
d dravy RouEhouse Ware. who has defeated
every uiddleweight Of promise around New
orleans, was defeated by Johnson IN si1
rounds
Friday afternoon viii mark the end OF tnA
training grind OF the main event principals
frankie FOwser put In a hard day 1orh
At the Southwestern club Wednesday afte--
noon boxing several fast rounds with Ma
sparrinE partners. Trainer Al DreaEer an
uounced Thursday. that Fowser VII unlsn
his training Friday afternoon and rest ali
day Saturday, the weight being easy Tor the
Louie Albert also boxed wednesday with
his sparrinE partners and declared after the
workout that he felt fine Like Fowser
Albert viii wind Up his training Friday al
ternoon. II is the intention Of Albert 10
uut in the hardest days work OF his train
ing on Friday A big soldier from the nos
pItal corps OF the army. boxed with the sol
der champion Wednesday afternoon and
gave the westerner an excellent workout Al
bert will have an easy time making the re-
quired weight OF rs pounds, six hours De-
fore the contest