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The daily sentinel., 1914-07-27
THE ROUNDUP

or herd of cattle is an exciting
scene, but it is only one of the
thrilling pictures thrown upon our
screen.
For extra fine pictures this week
we have them all beat.
For this evening We have a great
baseball feature picture in two reels.
"HOME RUN BAKERS DOUBLE" /"
featuring Home-Run Baker of the
Athletics. Every one who loves the
national game should see this picture.
The plot is deep and is played by all
the Kalem stars.
"HE CHANGED HIS MIND"
Lubin Comedy, and
THE BARGAIN AUTOMOBILE"
Lubin Comedy.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-27

Temperatures and precipitation for
the "a hours ended 6 O'Clock this
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
Easter Suits $25 to $50
Alterations Free

The most discriminating tastes may well be satisfied from this showing of exclusive ideas which are handsomely tailored and finished. giving eloquent presentation Of the best ideas of fore most designers; Poplins, Eponges, Bed ford Cords, etc, in the seasons new and staple shades which will meet the ideals of particular women and win instant approval
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
CORSETS
Superior in Style
 The New Models SIPS and up
AMERICAN LADY

American Lady Corsets fulfill every exacting requirement of design. qual ity and ft They are modelled to pro duce the most correct lines of Fash ions vogue, and are absolutely the perfect foundation for the seasons gowns. Wear American Lady Corsets, just the right model for your require ments, there is that model among the innumerable styles, designed for all figures, and note the modish lines you secure. Moreover, American Lady Corsets are warranted to wesr and not to rust Why not ouy the corset superior in style. service and satis- faction?
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
3 PAIR FOR $1.2O

WoMEN'S all silk hose in tan. white and black, Mondays special on the booth regular soc values, all sizes pairs for ......sf.20
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
POLLARD SILKS, 20 INCH
 THE YD. soc

A splendid selection, comprising many shades and patterns; a really eXcep- tional silk buying opportunity: 20 inches wide in colors of Copenhagen, with gold and green figures. Russian
 green with Nile and blue figures,
 wisteria with black and white. regular 75c values, the yard soc
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
EasterSu $23.50
 Alta~at;o,,. Eroa
Alterations Free

Suits which from their individual style. their splendid tailoring and excellent materials will prove genuine surprises at this price. The new short jackets, the tunic, tier and overshirt modes are shown in suits of wool popln, Tokio crepe. Eponge, serges and novelty Eponge, in new shades and black; all sizes for women and misses ~ s23.50
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
EASTER COATS
 SS- fn &2S

New arrivals in Moire Silk. File and Canton Crepe; also materials of Bed forti Whipcord French Eponge, Cordu- roys. Honeycomb fabrics, etc, newest shades of Tango. Cerise, Pigeon Blue. Navy old Rose. Ciel American Beauty. Kelly Green: also black; at these prices We have made special endeayor to give you wide selection in style.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
CREPE GOWNS $l.00
 (Second Floor)

Materials of soft crepe in white
 nicely trimmed with lace and stripe crepe draw ribbons in pinks and blues; very special value at ..si
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
NEW LINGERIE DRESSES S3. to SfS

All of these are dresses which have been received in the past few days, and embrace the very last fashions and style tendencies of the new season; ma terials of Batlste. Lawns. Crepe Voiles
 French Noiles, Linen and Linen Crash; remarkable showing and special val ues at from. ...... .......s3 10 SIS
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
Fashionable Silk Suits

received Saturday the and Charming models in Silk Suits Every late style idea that has been brought the last few weeks is included in this Many of these have been reproduced from much higher priced models and heretofore
 attractive MoiTe
 Royal Gold Maize Brown Mahogany Wia1a black
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
3 PAIR FOR $1.OO

One of the greatest Hosiery op- portunities of the season in Onyx silk boot hosiery in Blacks. Fans and White, very special for Mon. day pairs for ....... ..... si.oo
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
Style Exhibit of Fashionable Apparel
SECO SILK, THE YD. 2Oc

The genuine Seco silk in all the sea. sons new shades as ivory. cream, light blue. Copenhagen. Nile, rose, shell pink. cerise. scarlet. garnet, tan. brown, myrtle. emerald, pongee, pearl grey, old rose; also black; very spe- cial at our silk counter at the yard 2oe
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

Natry. smart. elegant styles that will appeal 10 the woman who is particular. The jaunty. girlish new short Bolero and Eton jackets predominate in the style display at this price. The skirts are the new attractive flounce or tiered effects. We are really enthusiastic about the assortment Every suit in the group you will find most astonish- ing at this price.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
PETTICOAT SPECIAL
 $3.95

Jersey Top silk. close fitting Petit coats, large flounce and deep ruffles of Messaline and Crepe de Chine; made with patent top with no draw strings; new colors of apricot. maize. cerise, mahogany, lavender. new blues and greens; also white and black;
 special at .......... ...... S3.e5
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
PLAID CREPES, THE
 I'D. soc

New materials for summer dresses in 3S.inch wide in plaids of brown and green, red and white and brown and blue; special the
 yard .................. soc
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
Easter Bargain Booth Sale of Onyx Silk Hose
ONYX SILK, PR. 95c

ONYX PURE SILK Hose in White, Red, Green, Lavender, Wisteria,
 Pink. Black. Bronze. Grey regular SIPS values. very Special for Mon- day, pair ........ ...... ..... e5e
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

For the women with saving turn of mind these fashionable suits will par ticularly appeal. They embOdy in every detail the same style, charm and elegance that you are accustomed to find in suits at much higher prices. All the wanted materials. styles and shades are included in this extraordinary showing of new Easter suits at. st45o
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
EASTER GLOVES AND NECKWEAR
 KAISER GLOVES ARE BEST

THIS IS the Easter Glove Store by the right of com pete lines of correct glove fashions in kid and fabric for mlady who follows the styles and by the match
 less values offer--excusve neckwear novelties of the better sort.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

CHARMING NEW BLOUSES so fascinating that it is difficult to analyze their charm The new blouse form of the most attractive features of dress this season, and each style will be found SO different" that women will do themselves an n- justice if they fail to view our displays
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16

sistema de gobierno local V para otros
fines aprobada en- mario 8 de 1906. V
para otros fines, aprobada en- 13 de
mario de 1913, segun fue enmendada
pOr la Ley titulada LEY para enmen-
dar una Ley titulada LEY para esta-
blecer un nuevo sistema de patentes in
dustriales de comercio; para derogar
ell parrafo 10 de la Secci6n 70 las
Secciones de la 70 la 81, ambas inclu-
sive, de una "Ley para establecer un
sistema de gobierno local para otros
fines, aprobada Ell MARIO s de 1906,
~ para otros fines, aprobada en- mario
13 de 1919, aprobada en- 12 de agosto
de 1913;
6.-Artorizaoi6n para una emission de
bonos por Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico en-
cantidad de un million de dollars ISL
900 ,000), segiln ha recomendado la Co.
mission Econ6mica de la Asamblea Lee
gislativa, para la construction de obras
p1blicas, Y para otros objetos;
7.-Disposiciones para la construc-
ci6n de ferrocarriles secundarios, etc;
S.-Modifcaci6n de la Ley titulada
"Ley disponiendo la organization, re-
glamentacion Y gobierno. de la Policia
InSular de Puerto Rico. aprobada en-
y de MARIO de 1908. de modo que Sc IL
mite ell ntmero de reenganches para los
cuales Sc concede paga extra;
9.-Ammento de la contribution sobre
la picadura;
10.-Ley del Cierre;
para adoptar en- relaci0n con los mis-.
mos, la resoluci6n que Sc estime saba v
oportuna.
(SELLO) En- testimonio de 10
cual, he frmado esta Proclama en- la
Casa del Gobierno Ell San Juan y he
dispuesto que Sc estampe EN- ella ell
Gran Sello de Puerto Rico, hoy. Gator
ce de mario de mil novecientos catorce.
(Fimado) ARTHUR YAGER.
Promulgada, de acuerdo con la ley,
en- catorce de MARIO de mil novecientOs
catorce.
(Firmado) M. DREW CARREL,
Secretario de Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16

Suna

Resultan a favor de los verdes 63.
TOdavia no esta hecho ell escrutiniO
Official, que sera ell detinitivo A pesar
del entusiasmo con que luchaban uno V
otro bando, ell orden fue grande no obs
tante estos dos incidentes de que da
cuenta ell parte de la polic1a:
En- ell colegio de Santurce Jose n
Telemaco. recusador de la Traction
Roja rompi6 un gran nilmero de pape-
letas de la candidatura Verde. pertene-
ientes al doctor Carbonell, por cuW
motive hubo la consigruente alarma. FL
orden fue restablecido inmediatamente
por la policia.
En- ell colego de Puerta de TERRA. CO.
mo las 3 is p. NJ Jose Villafane. Sc
cretariO de la Fraction Roja. acometi0
y agredi0 d Jose Decler. elector Verde,
por 10 que fue arrestadO cOnducidO a
la eamel disposition del Juez Munici-
pal.
Desde las cinco de la tarde, cimulaba
aver la noticia de que habian CANA
do los verdes Pero va de noche, empe-
20 a correr Ell rumor de que los roios
hablan ganado.
En- ell teatro municipal, ell senior Todc
recibia felicitaclones de sus amigos. Y
las aceptaba Seg1n 6l y algunos ca
racterizados "leaders' de la Fraction
roja, habia triunfado don Roberto.
Sc funda el optimismo de los roios
en- que, segtn 6llos, hay un nnmero re
gular de votos verdes recusabes.
Pero estos tienen talnbien recusados,
algunos votoS de los rojos.
Como los leaders de la Fraction ITO.
ddista' aseguraban anoche su triunfo,
al presentarse Ell ell palco municipal, el
senior Todd fue recibido con una ova-
ci6n, por sus parciales
Los rojos hablan de pedir una nue.
va election.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16
Una ascension
al Lug uillo

Aquella leyenda de inexpugnable que
tenia ell monte Luquillo, la esta perdien-
do, como vamOs perdiendo tantas CO.
saS.
Aver han escalado la cumbre otros al
plnlstas entire los que iba nuestro que
rdo amigo don Fernando Schliiter.
Los excursionistas salieron de San
Juan a las 6 y | 2 de la manana. llega-
ron al Yunque las once de la mafiana.
almorzaron, descansaron, Y las 3
L 2 llegarOn la Hacienda Catalina
POr la noche estaba cada cual en- su
domicilio.
Iban en- la excursion los senores
Luhrsen, Schluter, Hastrup Wulfers
Fischer
La ascension fue dificil, 4 pesar de
que ell tempo reinante era magnitico.
Los alplnistas encOntrarOn Ell ell Yum
que una botella Y unos nombres graba-
dos rastros de anteriores ascesiones.
Estos llltimos han batido ell record
|de las ascensioncs al Yunque, pucs
llegaron la Hacienda "Catalina'. an
tes de las cuatro de la tarde. sin mayor
deterloro, salvo algunO que otro ara1a-
20 en- las manos, porque hay una male
Ia con cada pua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16
Conferencias en- la
Biblioteca Insular

FL doctor Matanzo pronunci6 aver
una Conferencia de mucho interes cien-
tifico y social.
Despues de una description de los
6rganos de la vista, de su funciona-
miento regular de sus anomalias y
deformidades, ilustrando su exphca-
ci6n con dibujos en- la pizarra, explic6
de que modo Sc contraen muchas de
esas Intermediates en- las escuelas pri-
marias por deficiencies mala direc-
ci6n de la luz, por el tamano, inclina-
ci6n Q separation de los pupitres y sus
asientos por la forma de la letra 5 por
10 defectuoso de los libros de estudio.
La claridad de SUI palabra, el gran
caudal de ciencia y experiencia del ora
dor y el interes del asunto, llamaron
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16
PROCLAMA DEL GOBERNAOOR
Convocatoria para una legislature
extraordinaria de la Asamblea legislative

POR CUANTO, exiSten asuntos de
importancia que requieren una resolu-
ci6n de la Asamblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico;
POR TANTO, Yo, Arthur Yager,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico, en- virtud
de la authorization que me conferen la
Ley del Congreso titulada ''Ley para
proveer temporalmente de rentas y de
un gobierno civil a Puerto Rico y para
otros fines, debidamente aprobada en- y
de abril de 1907, y las leyeS de Puerto
Rico, convoco por medic de la presente
la Asamblea Legislative de Puerto Ri
co para que celebre una legislature eX-
traordinaria en- ell edificio de la Asam-
blea en- la Capital, ell sabado, catorce de
mario de mil noveoientoS catowe, las
siete de la noche, fin de que Sc tomen
EN- consideration Sc discutan los 81
guientes asuntos:
l.-Asignaciones para los gastos CO.
rrientes del Gobierno en- ell ano econ6
mico de 1914-15;
2.-Indemnizaci0n de los trabajado-
res empleados en- ocupaciones pehgro-
sas, por academies del trabajo;
3.-Disposiciones sobre la donacion
de la Estaci6n Experimental Agricola
en- Rio Piedras, hecha por la Asocia
ci6n de Productores de Az6car FL
Pueblo de Puerto Rico; para la direc-
ci6n, gobierno y operaci6n de la Esta.
ci6n, 81 sc aceptase, para la organiza-
ci6n del trabajo de la Junta de Comi,
sionados de Agriculture, para modifi-
car derogar tales estatutoS en- vigor
como pueda considerarSe conveniente,
para facilitar el trabajo de dicha Jun
ta;
4.--La reorganization del Servicio de
Sanidad, con la mira de transferir el
servicio de limpieza de GALES, etc, a los
municipios;
5.-La modification de la LEY para
establecer un nuevo sistema de patentes
industriales Y de comercio; para dero-
gar el parrafo 10 de la Secci6n 70 y las
Secciones de La 72 la 81, ambas inclrL
sive, de una Ley para establecer un
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16
La legislature


FL sabado por la tarde cerr6 su Sc
sion ordinaria la Asamblea Legislati.
va. Por la noche, Sc lego la Proclama
del gobernador, que publicamos Ell
otro sitio, convocando a una session eX-
traordinaria, la cual dio principle in
mediatamente.
Los asuntos que Ell esta session eX-
traordinaria van tratarse puedcn YER
los nuestros lectores en- la proclama de-
gobcrhador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16
DE TEATRO

Como los dlarios no salen aqui los do
mlngos, y esta compania del senor Ota-
20, ademas de las funciones de por la
noche da una matinee" cada domin-
go, ell lunes Sc agolpa demasiado mate
rial para la cronica de teatro.
iComo entrar en- detalles respecto a
la Interpretation que han tenido las
obras correspondence a llenar tres
programs? FL sabado, "Canto de
Prlmavera (dos actos) y Gel Senor
joaquin En- ola matinee. Eva.
la deliciosa opereta en- tres actos, y,
anoche, Ell principe Casio. y LAS
musas latinas'.
iQue diremos de toda esta variedad
de obras, en- las que han tornado parte
todas las idem de la compania?
iElogios? iadjetivos? ~ para que !?
No sabemos va todos que, ndmero que
cante Consuelo Baillo numero que Sc
repite?... mo ocurre otro tanto ca
da vez que Lolita Arellano baila. 8
canta con su voz flamenco? " cuando
Angeita Baillo pone la supreina distin-
ci0n que amena de toda ella, en- ell me
nor detalle de una obra, ino aplaude e!
p1blico freneticamente?
Anoche, en- ell pregon del ruisenor,
Consuelo Baillo despert6 la tempestad
del entusiasmo, tai como por la tarde en-
la Eva, como ell sabado Ell "Canto
de Primavera
Lolita Arellano, en- Ell Senor .Joa-
quin hizo que ell tel6n Sc alzara cua-
tro o cinco veces en- honor suyo. por la
lntensidad que supo imprimir la lllti-
ma escena, y pOr la admirable labor que
hizo en- toda la obra.
Anoche, en- LAS Musas latinas",
tambien fue aclamada la Srta. Arella-
no Ell ell pasacalle V en- ell tango.
Angelita Baillo, deIiciosa en- "El
Principe Casio.
PuertOlaS es un actor gracios1simO v
de muchO talento. Cada noche CANA un
nuevo triunfo. Con Puertoas alterna
Ell ell favor del p1blico ell senor Izquier-
do, que en- ell "chisco" de "El Senor
joaquin como Ell cuanto obra tome
parte, Sc hizo aplaldir bravamente
La cr6nica no puede pasar inadverti-
da la reaparici6n del distinguido tenor
Wharf que fue acogido al salir a esce-
ma, con una ovaci6n prolongadisima de
algunos minutes. Las grandes simpa-
tias con que cuenta aqu1 ell bravo artis-
ia quedaron bien patentes (y dispenser
la palabreja los comerciantes), ell saba
do Wharf cant6 muy bien su parte Ell
la opereta del Maestro Luna, "Canto de
Primavera Y la ovaci6n que fu6,
primero, de simpatia, despues Sc lie tri-
nnrv.;nOn flrnRno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16
] Teatro Municipall
Ell PROGRAMA DE ESTA NOCHE
Domingo 0roxco.

La eompahia reptile esta noche LA
mujer moderna y que fu6 muy aplau-
dida en- la primera representation.
Hoy rigen los precios populares; no
obstante, la empresa ha puesto una de
las meiores obras que trae en- reperto-
rio.
La obra es una graciosa y grotesca
caricatura del feminismo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16

poderOsamente la atencion de los con
currentes. entire los que habia medicos,
directories de colegios, pro
fesores de ensenanza, madres de fami-
liza otras personals estudiosas.
Ell orador obtuvo muchos aplausos
Y felicitaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16
Ell debut de
Ia Menchaca
(Por telegrafo.)

Nucstro corresponsal en- Ponce. nos
|envia ell siguiente telegrama:
Ponce l6 mario. 1914.
BOLETIN MERCANTIL
San Juan,
Debut cuadro de opera esplendido.
.Teatro pequeilo para concurrencia. Ase-
la Menchaca aclamadlsima cada vez que
salia escena. Flores Y regalos sin hume
ro. Maestro Ricci ovacionado
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16

De tai puede ealifcarse la que para
esta noche ofrecen los empresarios del
cine Las tres banderaS" Ell progra.
ma anuncla dos estrehos: "El Decreto
de la Providencia en- catorce parties =
La vista de un eminente ciruiano "
Ell una. En- estas peliculas han traba.
jsdo eminentes artistas.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-03-18
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH rs, 1914
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-03-18
FOR THE BEST CORN CLUB.
Mr.. Holland Is Working to Have All
Things Understood at First.

Editor Keowee Courier: would
like to ask the cooperation Of the
general public in the corn club work.
There are very few that understand
S'hat this work means. If il is a
success it will bring prosperity: if a
failure, it just means hard times.
This is the thing in a nutshell:
| am made to see that the County
uperintendent OF Education. Glenn
son Agricultural College and the
teachers Of the rural schools are CO.
operating.
Now, parents, you can solve the
problem if you will only encourage
your children to join the club. The
fertilizer companies and the manu-
faCturers Of implements, and the
farmers, are Offering prizes, and all
prizes will be published this year.
They will be awarded as follows:
TO those making
1St best, ID best and 3D. best show
ing of profit
LIST best, I'd best and Sd best ten
ear exhibit.
list best, I'd best and Sd best writ
ten reports.
Highest, I'd highest and Sd high
est yield.
The best average on all.
We have fifty boys and girls on
roll and Al are living above the
Southern railway.
| have been sick for some time.
but am able to push the work now,
and | wish to impress on you some
Of the important rules, and those of
You who fail to observe them will be
out of the club:
Plot Of ground must not be more
than one acre, we'll plowed as dceD
as eight inches. You should not use
more than Is to $50 pounds Of COM
mercial fertilizer in the drill at plant
ing, and side application according
TO my instruCtion-from 200 to 500
pounds. You can use all the home
made manureS you want to, broad
cast. or in the middle, but not under
the corn. On uplands you must have
your rows from to 5 feet apart. as
YOU like, and the members and my
self must agree as 10 the distance
apart in the drill.
If we cannot have the rules car
ried out there will not be any dem
onStration. ! hope that all parents
will take due notice that till April
list any one between 10 and Is years
can become a member. Send your
name to the Superintendent OF Edu-
cation or to me.
NJ. G.. Holland.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-03-18
Tennessee Not With President.

Nashville, Tenn, March 16.-De-
clining to listen to President Will
sons suggestions for harmony in the
Democratic party in Tennessee, and
endorsing the administration Of Gov
e'nOr Ben w. Hooper, Republican,
the Independent Democratic State
Executive Committee adjourned late
to-day after calling two State Con-
vcntions. both to meet April 22d.
The first convention Is to meet at
noon, April %, TO nominate a candi-
date for Judge OF the Supreme
Court. The second will meet at 3
y. M, the same day. to take such
action rs thcy may deem advisable
in regard to nominating candidates
for Governor and Railroad Commits
SiOncr. 1t was stated by speakers
that the idea in holding two conven-
tions was to have the nomination for
Supreme Judge made apart from a
turbulent political convention"
In touching on the harmony sug-
%cstions Of President Wilson. several
speakers characterized the action OF
the President as "ill advised" and
declared that he did not know the
conditions existing in Tennessee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-03-18
IilC ~ ~ ~.

1t may be that the policy OF peace
at any cost" that is being pursued by
our government at the present time
is best and wisest but it is hard to
believe, in the face Of the reported
daily outrages that are perpetrated
just across the border. 1t is certain,
however, that the general feeling of
the people is not in sympathy with
peace at any price,, and while we
all stand pat and would join most
heartily in the singing Of the Star
Spangled Banner in original form,
still there are many who feel that at
present the situation is more aptly
represented in the following parody
on the leading lines:
The Star-Spanglcd Banner, o long
may it flap,
While we're Kicked by the Greaser
and slapped by the Jap.
The people OF the United States
were nightly glad when our Uncle
Sam spanked Spain, and it's about
time for him to turn in and tan Mex
ico'S hide.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-03-18
Kills Husbands Critic.

Paris, March 16.--GastOn Cal
m"ttc, editor Of the Figaro, shot to-
day by Madame IIenriette Chillaux,
wife Of Joseph ChillauX, the French
minister Of Finance, died tonight.
Nine. CaillauX went to the office Of
the Figaro to carry out an act of
vengeance against NJ. Calmette, who
had been waging campaign against
the minister Of finance. She fred at
least three times. NJ. Calmette being
wounded in the chest, in the side and
in the abdomen.
Nine. Caillaux Immediately was re-
moved to a police station, where she
underwent a preliminary examina-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-03-18
Will Also Fight WhiSkcy.

We, the Bartist church at Cross
Roads, do pledge ourselves as fol-
lows: We will not allow any whis-
key, brandy, or any Intoxicating
spirits, made or sold within our
knowledge in Cross Roads commu-
nifty. We will notify the parties to
quit in the first offCnsc. and in the
second will report the same to the
proper authorities.
J. B. Tramcl, Moderator.
Erwin Lee, Church Clerk.
March IA, 1914.