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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-31
9as QenRmd(
fir ooerrn AnOerIon.
6rotssPs BON nj. potapemFc.

Die Girma .plif4 unb aebcrtbran"
~litferte i6rsn psrtbsn aunoen dlss, mas
fe tpiinI4ten. Das iia iibrisens idon
i'm Ramsn Der 5irmd dusbriidte.
Der GsInGftsfibrer Der Girma, Serr
Meher, elm Observation-Disclosures, Iorgs
fdltig g~etleibettr Ssrr, mar elmer Der I90ns
iten SKINNER bon gdn5 Ginnlanb, uno bds
ber mar Is iptiter nidt eritaunli4, bdb Der
8urterdum neben Ieinem Bureau tets BON
6trlorenen 9er5en, aegsnI6trmsn unb
2ai6tntiidern erfiiat mar.
Nm eintm berrli@tn Sage, als 9trr
Mebsr, ME INNER forgfGltig r~aIiert unb
friiirt, ids in Ieinem S9rsibiefsl be-
quem ma6te unb nod sinmal nit Der
6anb ibsr ben sepflegten Sdnurrbart
fubr, roats uRten oor sinem Der feds qors
tale Der 8irma cine elegante Miet9sequis
page oOr.
Ssbr balb teIte IS ii9 beraus, bdB cine
neue 9unbin in eben bie1er aaleIhe 9ts
tommen mar, cine Dame, bic 70 tief Srauer
trug, baB iogar bic mel9iorfilberRsn 9ans
belaber in ben @srtaufsrdumen fapar8
purben, nls ie an linen poriiberI9ritt.
Sie peirie 70 IaHt, bdb bic 2ampsu in
Der DirtbIddftss Qbtbeilung nit ben 3Bs
linbern tlirrten unO Elm tleiner Qnpr aus
Meibener 9or3eldn bon einem gftgdl bers
unterfiel unb iih tobtfalue. lInb ibre
Seuf3er tparen 70 tief, baB Der @hef, 5trr
2%e6ertbran, ~gesfpurgen tpdr, feline Peride
nit beiben 9dnbeH f~sitsubaltsn, Oumit fe
nidt fortfliege.
ga i'm gansen DddrenbduIe tein Qnges
Hellter Dorbdnbsn mar, bon benz man bate
annebmtn t0nnen, baB er fd in foId
oubetgeipobnIiher Situation 3ure6tfano,
fii6rte man bic tief betiimmerte Dame
brett Su Germ Mener, Der, fpie i9on err
ipGbnt, Ii9 bes Rufes ais porSuglther
Brauentsnuer e~rfrsute.
ais lie Iein Bureau betrdt, liFtete fe
ibrsn unburabringlidsn GeiiatsI9Isier
unb 3ei9te Elm iunges unb GiibI1es, aber
in S6rGnen dufgel0ites @eIi9t. Damn
IieB tie Ii@ nit t~pnbulfbtI6em SdIuhs
stn duf ben 9iban niebsrFalen unb Itieb
In Iang9sSogenen 56nen bic bier 8prts
berbor: ,Metu @ame III @nberTorE MIS-
bdnn briidte Ift lire heal seFormten tleis
ntn 9Gnbs ans 6er3, srbob bic in 9brdnen
I4tpimmenbtn Qugen sum aronleadter
unb IaaIe nit feiater @timms:
.Wlein Smut 1T g%sitorbsn, 6err Sc
f6Gftsfibrer. Dor bier Mpuuten, in Sels
Iinefors!"
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Iugte 6sd, fpd6reno er bintsr ata bur4
bic Sotelt9iir ging.
.Sdber Sies benz SnIel er3d6lt9'
fragile Ie baitig,
no tperb id benn! S4 ipuBte ia T6on
gtitssn, ipsr Der Mann ipar. ST bate
sinsn Acknowledgements, pie mir fem
Bertrster Idgte. Gisentli9 mar ct nit
BEN Stubenmib6en bom erItsn Stod pers
dbrebet. aber Ie bate ibn berIekt .
bieQeidt fpes.n bes Tdls6ten Wstters
Sm -. ia 49," St fdtelte Su afta bin,
bic ettpas anttportsn ipolte. . .geiu,
Sie brdaden mir nidts gu er1dbIeu,
Brdulein aIta. Bios sinnaI 10 marin
bic 9aub bridsn, ME seiterH benz !. .
6remben 49,.
@u rei6te fe ibm bic 6anb, - stipus
.beI6dmt unb bod Oanfbar. l1nb er be-
belt fe Is6r LANCE in Der Ieinen.
Mia bdt ihr Gfubium bdfb oufgegebsn.
sic erfiQte ben Duni9 ibres 0ntels, dls
he Me9tsdntpdIt 5ed beirntbste. Mber
lie tpnrbe rod iebesmdl rptb, tpenn 6dRs
lie BEL Der 6od8eitsrsiie Fraete:: ,gDts md'
den Mrs nd1ber: bradf Oh BEN ODER
bic 5dno, frsnn bic ReGnung tommt,
pDsf fOI ids thun9"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-31

REID oorasbrnreen mar, mubt. feline un'
ttrnsbmnns am 16. Wloi dbbrsdsn. bo Is,
uobl in Qusf4t ouf bic Sdladtsn bon
aIptrn unb GBlingsn (21. unb ~. Wo).
bonn Oberlommanbp Suriidkrufsu ipurbe.
@as auf Der @ulmsr gorItabt befiuos
finblits 9dbtrnbtHtmal srinntrt an bic
1918 Sci Der @trtbtibisuns ShOrns s.esn
bic RuFsH gtfaIIsntn gapsrn. GS kitsbt
aus einsn Granitobslist, ben bic bone'
ride Rsgitruns srridt.n lieb.
Gin psittrss 9entmdl IN bas am norris
Iiden Qusganas Der Gulmsr @trdbt in
aotbiIhsm Mouertpert ousgsfibrts, biil
b~sr3isrts unb nit t~uniiOuGtu Mofaitbils
bern seIdmidts, ben arisssrn aus Stabt
unb areis in ben Itbt,n aSmpf,H hes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-31
Das WaFcrwere.

Folstnb.n GauIen btrsiniet: cine gdus
iduIt, cine ItaoiIia e,psrbli9t Bortbils
buHssIaule, cine eauS,lsihuls fir 2uds
ben unb WGbdtn. Ioipie cine 6ousbdIs
tunsss unb BsperbsI6uls Flr mdb6eH.
Rebtn bisIsr GduIs srbebt iid bds i'm
Sabre 1904 srbdutt Gtobti9taier, bur9
6as bic @isn,r Qrditstttn 0stInsr unb
9slmsr bic Stobt um elm S9mudtdf9tH
bsrsi9srt bdbeH. Dor benz 6uupteinsdug
befinbsn ii9 5tpsi nsibIi1s Stdtusn -
cine beitere uno cine srRIte Grdusns
stIinIt - bic bic Dorte bsrFnrbiIblidsn:
.Grnff 1T bos 2eben, better bic 9unit!"
SIN anIdfuTs on bus Sbsattr III Der
Der aunIt unb GtTsligfeit gtpibmtts Qrs
tusbOT su n,nn,n, CT srbebt fa Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-31

GibItits bts RdtbbduIes s%tssnHber aus
Der 3duIerrsibs uIs Elm mouumntdlss
8auiptrt in eotbifrsnbsr beutirer Rss
uaiFants uno purbe In ben Sabrsn 1889
bis 1891 bon Gtabtbduratb Sdmibt nit
sinsm aoitendufpdnb bon 428,000 Wdrt
erri9tet. Seine 8adIteinFaFuSt. nit brsi
gtodpsrl,n. bura SanbFsinIdulen, qr'
hitrdbt, gdluitrabsn unb onbert 8erls
Ttiide formI6Sn g%ssIisbtrt, fotpis BON
5pei 5lanlsntbirmden gssiert, 1T % mss
ter brett unS 21.5 Mtter bod. Qu6 bus
bpbe G9ieferbu6 srmaneslt nidt gsfdlis
gen Sdmudes. DIES 8autpert gsrsi9t
benz Wdrtts gu bobsr 3isrbe unb Der Gins
brud uirb Ielbit burd oas maIfge Ratbs
baus nibt betintrG4iiet. Defenders srs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-31

ENTHUSIASTICALLY III aud bic DoTtrnertss
dnldes, bic i'm SABRE 1894 Fertisasient
purbt uub 100000 Mdrt getoItet bat.
Dos btisegsbene Bib Sttst btutli9, ME
man cine rein t,6niide proIaiIde luFs
sdbs In seFdIissr unb praitiIder Wsifs
gtl6f bat.
Gs III nidt gu berlpunbern, baB in elmer
Stabt, bi. eigentli9 felt ibrsm gtItsben
niats meter fpar ala Elm bsfsfigtss Eager.
bic aiinIts unb WiferiddItsn ni9t ges
bet1en tonuten. Der sin5ige Sborner, ser
3u WsIt6eriihmtbeit gtlon9ie, 1T Der
aItrouoms Ropsrnitus. Der bort i'm Sabre
1473 gsboren purbe, unb BEN feline
9dterfabt Dor benz Rdtbbdus Gin 9tnts
NAL geftbt bat. Shorn lit ionIt nidt reid
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-31
RamSeIs., saaaewerf. mns saasbaItanssiamIs.

an 3entmGleru. GtbsnttdIetn kfinben
Ii9 an BEN @obnbaus bts anatomtn unb
RoturForIdtrs 9bomdB bon Summarizing
bes GrFinbtrs hes 9tlesrapben, urb bts
PbiloIop9en uub sdriftfsIsrs 9usumit
8olb.
@as 8ruits3 sntmal, STtsrrtidiiden
urIprunes, aui benz Gailant bes griiden,
iopsFs I~intsrbonb. bsItthsnb in tinsm gubs
siisrnsn 8oesn nit Surtopbas. III benz
oiterrei9iTatn @snralftobsobsrit fsan5
gruI6 bon asubsrs sstpibmst unb iputbs
i'm SABRE 1925 erri6tet. gruf9 IisI BET
einsm Sturme, ben elm Diterrei9iIdss
aorps auf Sos bon ben poItu beIsbts
Sborn 1909 ~untsrnabm. 9isiss 9orps,
obelti9 ss Bis duf bic gd5artGmpe iitg'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-31

Serr Mther Itdnb btrItGnbnislos ba.
0ur ems fam Inn i'm Moment gum 9.'
fpubtIein: bdB Ghemdnnsr Elm artitsl
tporen, BEN bic Girma .qliI9 unb oeber.
tbrdn" bisber nod niGt fiibrte. 3robbtm
s~sleitete en- Ts b0fli9 nod Der 9rdutrsab'
tbeiluns unb perIuhts, ibr cine arobe aus'
mail bsrf9i.bentr 8teenItGnbe in S9ndrj
bor8ulfssn. 0o6 Iie iaittelte nur pers
5peifett BEN appf unb ertldrte I6lisblif
mad langsm S6lu95en, bdb fs sttpmmsu
Isi, I'M Elm Id6rts unb toitbares Dent
nal fir BAG figure 9rab hires urOergsb'
Iiaen 8atten 5u bsTte1eu.
I'd TO-" fasts 5srr Wtnsr; rein 9eht'
nal! GtpiB, fshr ppbl!"
Gie nidts ibm beiItimmtnb gu uub
Ieuf3te n6ermdls 10 tief unb %dnOauerno,
bdB ibr neues Mieber drgerlid tradts. =
Ssrr Rsber besnlW ihr nun nit ungttin'
fteltst Sbeilnabme cine ganae Qn3dbl bon
Sti58tn fir @rabosntmdlsr ocr5u5eihnsn
bic ale NIT fsbr i6onen fpmboliItn gm'
blsmeu geIdmiidt fudrsr,
,8ie mare Is nit elmer fh6ren boris
f9en GGule2" fhlus er bor.
Nd, bas 1T 81 gtp0hnlid," f6ludJte
ft perneiusnb.
Gin artu8 nit 9uirlunOtn bon @ifens
laub2"
s9as 1T gu tribal"
Cine our 9dlfte obgebrphene SGulc
nit sinem tlfinen gngel9"
% rein, bds 1T mir fir meinen theuren
Smut nod biel 81 tpenig,'
Gnblih einigten Is ii9 auf Elm tleints
MauIolam aus @rdnit nit bo6gen0lb'
TEN ~oergolbeten Dad, in beNen SnBern Elm
Sartppbag aus tarrdriIhem MarmOr
ruben Ioate. Qls sin3iser Sdmud mar
bann fiir BEN Sartopbag bic aufihrift;
Smut anberIon" in meterho6en bergOI'
beten Bu6Itaben eeoaht.
BORT perot i'd bdnn unbemerft unh
einfam tpeinen fonnen, unb Der Self met
mes ieligen Smut pirb mid urntpeben, Biz
i'd enbli4 nit i4m 8iebe nod itner id0ns.
rem Melt -"
Der gerii6rte 6err Meper lam nun in
cine poetiIne Gtimmung. Bon benz Sc
bdnten eiugenommen, ben Ruf Der 6irmo
.pliIh unb 2sbertbrdn" auf biefem
ntuen, bisber BON ibr ni6t tulttbittsn Sc
biete bo93uboItsn, begann er feintr
G9nurrbdrt nod tunItboler dls bisber 81
itreiden unb REF bunn mil fd0usr Senur'
Itimne:
.Wis berrtia, meme @ndbieIte, iperbsr
sic bort bic IttIen StunOen in Der QG9l
Sbres ibeursn gntfhtafentn berbringer
tpnnen, fern BON ben ueusierissR auser
Der Meni9en!"
%, 6err 2"
,Meper, Mtlbelm Meper!"
%, Serr Mlsber, sic bsrItsben mid
Sd bin 70 glidli4, boB id sic in msinsl
@er8neiFlung s~stroffsn babel rtef BIZ
9rausrube aus unb fab ibn nit etnen
langen unb f9merSlihen 8lide an. Damn
ertldrte Ts, naa stpsi sassn pieoertommer
5u tpolen, nm ii9 ben ausfiibrli9en Gnt'
tpurf fir bas 9sntmal dn3uIebsn. 0el
RoItenpuntt fpiele feline RoIe, benn in
tbeIrer Gatte babe ie ni6t gang Dhnt
Mittel auriidgslaTsn. Serr Meber fdnf
bds iehr tlig bonn beritprbenen 5srrn anui
uub besleitete bdnn Bic 9atne, bic piebel
ibren Oi9ten S9leier iiber bds geiiht
ge3oqen bate unb bon reuerl nit 5brG'
nen tdmpfie, ebrerbietiaIt sum 8agen.
0a9 spei Sagen belt bic Gquipage mi
Der bitter 9stleioeten Bittue dberrtalI
ppr ben 8boren btr Birnu. alein biss'
mai mar Der Ddesn ni6t g.IGlofen, uni
Der G6lsisr nor BEN GeFdt Der Dam,
Elm iperig ourhiihtiger, mas iebnn nt6'
binbgrts, bdB btr Gnntr3 in ibrent Ser
aen sbsriO fart ME bishsr miiblts,
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9otsrIanbts sspibmsts uub 1880 snibR[ts
arite,rbmtmaI.
auf BEN aIii6btiI9m Martie Dor
Der BsTtTroni bsA Rait6duits erbtbt flo
bas adiir BilbtImsD snimal. gu En-.
tpGbntn 1T nod bic 9ismardiSuIt in Der
B~rombsrssr Gtrabt, nabs btr 3isasIti,
nit sinem OorJiisli4 ~stIanstutn aopfs
bilbt bss ~siiernen aan5lsrs un6 bic mars
morns ediI,rbont NIT BEN grou5ssMss
haiIoniIN bss Didters uuF benz Sdiatrs
plat.
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gun ieinrr isrnn.


sDu iagteIt, sr babe nuf Isinen Muss
fling psrsi6tet, neil er BON Sipet ipthtt9en
@itrtsIn bic @eIuns BEAM suhduie 81
bltibsn24
.Sdpnbt BON Sfpei tptdtieeH wisEgeEH:
BON isiatr beTsEsn a6lfss.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-31

Sober Derb,iratbets aandbitr, her ais
Greipinissr in ben arise JisbeH nil,
muB bic erIdubnis itinsr Satin habsn.
Die aiebesprobe!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-31

" ana dbeeIebtn Ron ibrtr gsbsu'
~ tune ala Btftuna III Tid bic
Gtabt 3born .bolouf bepubt,
bdb Ft cine luliursIls Riifon 81 ufiasn
bat. Git lit nidt nur in militdtif6er,
foubsrn ona In sr5iebsriiatr, in beutids
Matchmaker oinIi9t Der borstIaob,us po'
fen ssssn Oittn, stgsn has ruiiiI4s Bar
bdftnbolt.
aborn bdi bieTsr miIfOu cine an8abl
snfitnte atipibmet, 70 Dor alien bic
prGftigs 6spsrbsIhult, bic Stubtbanrath
Collier tntporIsn bat un6 bic i'm Sabre
1907 ~fsrtiggeitt[t purbs. Su Si.lsm, in
Der gddtrHrabe gsIss,nen gdu iinb oi.
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Tron PeraonaI Expsrisnee.

Uncle Eli felt he knew the me-
tropolis pretty we'll. Had he not
been there three times in four
years? So when he brought Aunt
Susan with him ION the fourth trip)
he naturally assumed the role of
guide.
She marveled at everything until
I. they sSy down for luncheon. They
had gone into the Hotel Astor for
that meal, but all its other marvels
seemed lost on the visiting country
hostess as she looked open eyed at
the crowds that filed not only the
corridors, but the restaurants.
Scarcely had they found seats when
this amazement took definite shape.
eli" said she in a stage wfiis.
per- II can't set here am eat peace
ably. I jes' must go downstairs am
help pore Mrs. Astor with the cook.
In and dishes;
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a tiousewife il the MalSlaa.

Hiss Emery had given little Tim
q simple problem in addition that
he failed to work out. Numbers
are dry" she reasoned with herself
and determined to make the lesson
more interesting.
SUPPOSE she began engagingly,
your mamma sent yon. to the store
to buy three pounds OF lamb, two
pounds of potatoes, half n pound
each OF carrots and tRrnips and one
pound Of tomatoes. What would
you have then ~ J.
Tim shook his head, but 1Sary-
bell. only d year older. raised an
eager hand
sTWell, Mary bell :".said the teach-
er, with 9 soFroBful glance at little
Tim.
wg' said AIsrsball sgeetly =.
Youths Companion.
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niaek and White Pepper.

at has always amused me-" re-
marked botanical expert, "to hear
people talking of their preference
for black pepper over white-and
the various explanations they give
for the same. Little do they know
that both black and white pepper
grows upon the same shrub. Over
the pepper seed grows a black COW
ering. The seed itself is white, or
nearly SO. 10 make black pepper
the seed and its external covering
are ground up, while the.white pep
per is the seed alone ground up.
White pepper is iniIder than, black,
the greater part of the pungency
being in the covering. a pepper
made of the covering alone would
be such, to use u slang term, hot
sLulL tIiut II WVuiu uFtIl sGS;:s.::-
The black covering of the pepper
seed contains the OIL" $3.50
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
OUR FIRST TRUST COMPANY:
1t, Like Our First Bank, Was Estab-
lished Ia Pennsylvania.


1t was in Italy that the art of
banking as known in our times
was first introduced. The earliest
bank established in modern Europe
was that of Venice, which was
founded in 1857. 1t originated in
a loan which the state raised during
tho great wax of the republic with
the Greek empire, 115G-l171.
The bank of Genoa was founded
about $50 years after the bank of
Venice. Macaulay in his History
of England" has partial descrip-
tion of the operations of this bank,
which existed from 1920 to 1898.
Previous to the year 1904 there
were only four considerable banks
in Europe, but On the 2Tth Of July
of that year a charter was granted
by William and Mary for establish
ing the Bank of England, which
for opulence and extent of circula-
ton has for many year been the
greatest in the world.
The first bank established in the
United States is known in financial
history as the Pennsylvania bank.
1t began operating on July ~.
1880, and since that time Pennsyl-
yania has figured conspicuously in
the banking affairs of the country.
Besides being the home of the first
bank IN the United States, Penn
sylvania has the distinction of hay-
ing the first bank incorporated TN.
der the national banking act. Char
ter No. l was given to the First
National bank of Philadelphia. That
state is also the home Of the first
trust. company. In 1909 the Penn
sylvania company, a corporation to
write insurance on lives and grant
annuities, was organized in Phila-
delphia. In 1886 this institution
was authorized to execute trusts.
Not until 1853, however. was il
empowered to act as executor and
administrator.-W. G. jenkins in
National Magazine.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
BANDIT GOT INTO TROUBLE
WITH A DEPUTY
SHERIFF
ROBS PASSENGERS
Suspect Arrested. Nobody Seri-
ouSly Hurt in the Fus-
ilade On Train

ROBBER TRAIN -. -.
Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 16.-A bandit
boarded Western & Atlantic passen-
ger train No. |, at Winnings, Ga. early
tonight, robbed passengers in one OF
the coaches Of several hundred dol.
lars and after engaging in pistol
duel with a deputy Eheriff, ntho was
on board, jumped from the train al
Bolton. Ga
Authorities at Bolton, which is sew
en- miles west of Atlanta, have taken
into custody n man said to answer
the description of the bandit.
Train No. / runs from Chattanooga
Tenn. to Atlanta. Most. Of those on
board we're residents of Chattanooga
and intermediate towns. The train
passed through Winnings shortly after
o'clock. The robber, who entered q
chair car. drew n pistol and began to
collect yaluables from those in the
car soon after the train left the sta
tion. Tie had robbed more than a
deputy, who was returning from
Rome, Ga, opened fire upon him. A
half dozen shots were exchanged
Heard being slightly wounded by a
bullet which passed through his
chGels. Whether the bandit was hurt
is not known. He swung from the
train as 1t slowed down at Bolton ano
disappeared.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17

cation for Anderson county. in talking
Yesterday with reporter OF the Daily
Intelligcncer concerning the condition
OF Anderson county schools, said that
they were, for the most part in good
condition. All OF the schools are now
in operation SO all told and in most
instances they seem to be accomplish
ing a good deal. Mr.. FELTON, thinks
that the Anderson county school tea
chers for this year are above the ave-
rage. Worthy OF note also is the fact
that three new school buildings are
now iii construction.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17

Leard Newton. OF Pendlcton. spent
a few hours in Anderson yesterday.
Milton G. Smith. of Greenville, spent
yesterday in the city on business
J. NJ. Broyles, of the Fork section,
was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
M. c. King. of Townville, was in
the city for Il few hours yesterday on
business.
w. L. Hayes. prominent planter of
Route No. z, spent f6T hours in
Anderson yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. C. Chapman of
Converse, were guests at the ChiquoIa
otel last night.
s. Brooks Marshall and NJ. Levi, Of
Greenwood, were business visitors to
tho city yesterday.
Mratin Crenshaw, of Pendleton, was
among the business visitors to the city
yesterday.
). S, Watt, Of Clemson College. spent
q part of yesterday in the city on
business. s-.
NJ. d. stalnuker. a well known
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aaeina q Atsot.

Racing at Ascot dates back q
great number Of years, aud it is
recorded thas queen Anne was the
first royal parsonage to patronage
the Axtnre, IN l111. The first and
second Georges we're not great pn4
irons Of the tIlrfa hiif khev bred race
horses on q inrae scale in order to
encourage their subjects. and
George Ill gave 4 plato Of 100
gainean to be compsted fos Ever
since those times the great ANIMAL
festival on the famons Berkshire
heath 6as met WITH sOsal fayer.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17

On next Monday, January 10. the
annual anniversary OF the birth OF
that splendid Southern Chicftain, Gen.
Robert +. Lee. The chapter that bears
his name cordially invites the mem
bers OF Camp Stephen ID. Lee and all
other Confederate Veterans of Ander-
Iouou 10 slson5 LI0V1 90 o1 '&lunoo uos
at turkey dinner. Dinner will be
served at II O'Clock in the store room
formerly occupied by Mr. b. Hlllman.
Mrs. K. &. Webb.
President Pro Tenn.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
N0TlCE OF FINAL sETTLEMENT.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of Jesse X Vance, licensed
are hereby notified to present them
at once. duly attested, and also nll
persons indebted 10 said estate will
also please settle same Immediately
with the undersigned.
Notice is hereby given that / will
on January 21th, 19r4, at IL o'clock
o. m. aplT: tc the probate Judge OF
Anderson county for a final settle.
ment of said estate and discharge
from my office as executor.
William Banks,
Executor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
JUDGE OF pRoBaTE's SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF Anderson,-CouTt OF Com.
mon Pleas. S
w. X. Hudgens-Plaintiff.
VS..
d, B, Ragsdale In his own right and as
Admr. OF the estate of Mrs. l.. G..
Ragsdale deceased and Robert
Ragsdale, Rhett Ragsdale and Mary
+ Ragsdale, minors--iD Defendants.
Pursuant to an order or sale grant
ed herein, / will sell on salesday In
February, 1914. In front of the court
house. in the city of Anderson, s. c.,
during usual hours OF sale, the real
estate described as follows, to-wit:
I'D All that certain lot OF land sit
uate In Williamson Township, An
derson County, s. c., containing three
and ten hundreds 6 I0-100) acres,
more or less, and bounded bylands OF
Deyoe g. French. Alfred Seawright
and others, the metes and bounds OF
which fully appear In deed OF in f.
Nj. @. office for Anderson County, s.
c., in book W v. W, Page lI2.
GU All that lot containing twenty
four and three-fourths t24 a-4l acres,
more or less and bounded by lands OF
estate Of b. Clement, DR. James Il.
Wilson. 4. j. Martin aud s. p. Taylor,
the metes and bounds OF which appear
In r, NJ; G. Office for Anderson coun-
ty, 8. C., in book r. r. r.. Page 49,
t3l All that lot of land containinF
seven and two-tenths q 2-tO1 acres
more or less, conveyed by Pelzei
Manufacturing Company; thence tc
Anderson Reas Estate and nyestmeni
~ - a u = .- . -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
AT AUCTION.

At Auction Monday, Jan. 10Th at
11o'clock 1 will sell to the highest bid
der at Y NJ. c. A. Dickens HoteD
West Earle st.
AS Follows: 10 Dressers, 10 wash
stands, Bedsteads, Tables. Chairs, Pic
lures, and c. Ladies invited, Sale
Positive.
F. M. BURNETT,
Gen. Sec.
d. A. Taylor
Auctioneer.