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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-29
CONTRA ALEMANIA

La critica de los actos del En-
perador ha tornado I'm caracter
demasiado aggressive. Sc lie criti-
ca haOer principiado Ia guerra o
al menos no haber hecho TODD 10
possible para evitarla, Sc lie re-
procha su actitud en6rgica.
Sc lie reprchaba de haber viola
do la neutralidad de B6Igica. Sc
lie reprocha de haber expuesto al
Imperio aleman a sufrir perdidas
irreparables. En- fin la lista es
larga, tan larga como injusta y
falsa.
iCual debiera haber sido Ia &C.
titud de Guillermo II ante las a
menazantes moviIaciones de sus
adversarios?
jHaber sido desleal a su aliado
Francisco Jose?
jHaber abandonado a Austria
HungTia en- los supremos instan-
ties?
jHaber e~ntregado al Imperio
Aleman en- manos de sus mas en-
carnizados enemigos?
iCiertamente no. En- Alema-
mia no Sc traicion6 a los aliados.
No esta dado a los Hohenzollern
romper antiques tratados para
eludir ell cumplimiento de: sagra,
das obligacloees. Ante las anne
nazas de los cOaligados que Gre
yeron la hufa del desquite habia
sonado, ante sus eXigencias tuvo
que aceptar Guillermo II Ell reto,
SECURE que su actitud mereceria
ell APPLAUSE unanime del pueblo a.
leman.
No comprendemos como en-
Norte-Am6rica bayan encontran.
do eco las torcidas versiores que
proceden de Londres Y que ira
tan de falsear los hechos.
Es absurdo sUponer que el EN-
perador GuilIermo II sea el autCr
de una guerra que con tantO
ahinco ha tratado de evitar du-
rante tantos amos y en- muchas
ccasiunes.
keproducimoS en- seguida algu-
nos de los conceptos cue contie.
ne una carta del Sr. X. FRANKIE,
del museo germano en-
Harvard u. S. A que apareci6
en- ell New York Times" que d.
ce entire otras cosas mas 0 menos
10 siguiente:
Que alemania auDque Sc haya
prepared0 antes que sus enemi-
Cos en- Ell campo de batalla, no es
en- realidad ell agresor, sino al
contrario. que Sc apresta a defen-
der su e~Xistencia en- ell conflicto
mundial que principal; esta fue.
ra de duda para TODD aquel que
de una manera serena y racional
consiGcra los siEuientes puntos:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-29

LOS ulIlLlOS IuIOI HES ISCI-
bidOs en- San Antonio Sobre
ell cOmbate que hubO en- Pa
rial, Chihuahua, entire las
fuerZas de Villa Y las de los
es inexacto ell triunfo de aqu6-
es inexacto ell triunfo de aque-
Has Y que la plaza estuvo por
mas de veinticuatro horas
en- pOder de las de los Segun-
dos, quienes la tomaron a san
gre y fuego.
FL ataque Sc inici6 a las dos
de la manana del viernes Ill
timo Y fu6 una sOrpresa pa
"a la guarnicion villista que
eStaba al mandO de JESUS Cha
veZ, tituladO coronel. Los de-
fenSOreS eran en- numerO de
dos mil hOmbres, pertenecien-
ties a la brigada de Rosalio
Hernandez, Y los atacanteS Sc
asegura que no pasaban de
mil.
La lucha tuvo una duraci0n
muy cOrta, pues bora Y me-
dia deSpu6S de haber cOmen-
zado ell ataque los carrancis-
tas Sc apoderaban de la po-
blaci6n y los villistas, que fue-
ron cOgidOs de SOrpresa, huge
ron a la deSbandada con rum
DO a Jimenez, dOnde Sc re-
hicieron.
LuegO que amaneci0 sc dis
puSo 10 neceSario para levan-
tar ell campo, y entonces pu-
do verse que la captura de Ia
plaza habia coStado cerca de
trescientaS vidaS 4 los asaltan-
ties, en- tantO que las p6rdi-
daS de los defenSoreS no lie
gaban. III con mucho, a la nj
tad de Ia cifra.
Herrera diSpuSO tambien
que sus tropas Sc apOderaran
de las merCancias eXistentes
en- varias caSas de concrete
Y particulares, e impuso algu-
nos pr6stamos forzosos, Y des
pu6s de permanecer Ell Pa
rral hasta ell Sabado a las dos
de la tarde, evacu6 la plaza
porque supo que para recupe-
rarla Sc habian deStaCadO
fuertes contingencies militares.
No Sc sabe a punto fijo ha-
cia d6nde Sc dirige ahOra,
pero Sc cree que vOlvera a re-
fugiarse en- la Mesa de Sandia,
para donde tambien han sail
do los villiStas en- su buSca.
Las autoridades de ciudad
Juarez, sin embargo, insisten
en- negar que los Herreras
entraran a la poblaci6n Y al
contrario &c ESQ afirman que
su intentona Sc reSolvi6 en- IN
fracaSO complete que merm6
cOnSiderablemente sus filas y
los escasoS elementOs de COM
bate con que contaban Y con-
tinuan asegurandO que Luis
Herrera fu6 fusilado deSde ha-
&c varios dias.
SObre este ultimO infOrman
las fuentes carrancistas que ell
citado iefe Sc uni6 a su her
mano Y colabor6 con el a la
toma de Parral, perO confiesan
que esta acci6n cost6 mucha
sangre Y que entire los muer-
tos Sc encuentra unO de los
segundos de los Herrera, lla-
mado Pedro SOsa.
A prop6sito de este ataque
a Parral, que es ell cuarto y al
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T0DAY,s PR0G GRAN. /

THE RUBY GIRBAE {
y Rex reel df aiia that 80 fun of
thrills and wlli keep yos on the ex-
cited bench every moment. The fiEd-
Ing OF a rnby ring leads 10 the uii
earthing OF a dangerous secret order
OF Nlhilists. Featuring Bob Leonard
and Hazel Buckham
WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S
A WAY
hip comedy with Ethel Grandin.
ANIMATED. weekly
Hniyerhal All the latest current
news.
Coming tomorrow eTHE LITTIE
MAIL CARRIEHs 2 reel Victor with
Florence Laurence. ..i.
Coming Thursday 'sDAEGERS OF,
THE YEEDT~ reel i01 Bison wild
animal and war dramB comb !. the
biggegt sensation yet. a I;
Coming Friday .sSHE AsONIsY ssEf 81 I
WORKING GIRL 2 reel Nestor COM
.edy. s.ssy ii
Next Monday 81 tDFIiE LOVE, THE
fiIRI. 0F MYSTERRn the first inasail-s
meIit. I, II
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oming Next Monday, LUCILE LOVE- the (1irlOf Mystery
First lnstalment Of the Big Serial

Philathea clas of the First Presby-
terrain church iE To take place this
afternoon at 8 O'clock with Miss Caro-
line Vance. The meeting promises
to be interesting and It Is urged that
every member make an effort to ST
tend. a8H' tE
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4 EE
.Tnl1AN1,e DnflfrnAneS

Z IL -
WOLVES or THE Ti,tTsE sERW0Rf.D
BroncliD special tJsos feature
showing how the ga1tgs live In New
Yorlt's East Side. Don't miss this ex-3
citlpg sIlre.
TIL kEr raINTY or sSf
Srfca How ertoneDns jud dSnient
alflpst addsi the death penalty TO an
accidental killing. Eep,tIt sydney
Ayers and yiTian RE is,
9Th reel 10 be selected.
Coming Thursday FREEKEEg,s
q feel Domino,
cFning Friday EIf e .E Y EIlAOIIS
81 is's 2 reel Relisnce Y sefp drama
ssovies 4 me
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1Alll.aE- lAaLel lL7nV.
- ~ y


EE7lV eEllu rs q 7BNsE G CO. 81
Ggy. Cole =. Hls3ae lias baen In
EXlIegl % uQFflE 10 an ueTe0lf Etlu " ane
ncltvef an Et1drass when the Long
Branch school CLOSES It's cessation next
Saturday according 10 aR announce
neAf made BY Hon j . w. Ashley while
iEt the CITY sestefda ITltefeating ex2
efciE1z issSe @ - =. iis;se.s ts.a
school elosins ana Il 81 prchabse that
geonte RfSifn 3 ~ parts OF the county
VIII be present. 81 81
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James Cox OF the Saluda river sec.
|tlofr was IN the city yesterday on
business. s;ss
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Miss Waters Has !
letaTfiesf Home.

# MISE tTFsE w sIer9 WSFgz n AndeYann
en- route to her home 4 vAaEry.
Mss Waters has been tsach hIpt the
Groves school In this e1un FOR the
lact session and has jHst closed the
terra there She says tkst the YeRr
has been very successful That mich
was accomplished and that aha liked
all the Anderson county people with
!. 7:.ass....ss..sls = he SHE .sG.s ssaeiaa 81
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Miss Carrie McCuen has returned
from Pelzer where she spent Sunday
With relatives. s
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{. Z Sam Ne Atlapzs and Col. J, q. Beggs
trip tc Greehyiiie and Isatrena. 9
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c. q. miller Of Charlotte, M. C.. was
in. the city yesterday, "a guest at the
ChIGuola hotel. s iis- fss
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mr. Frazer VIII
6nNak IN ,aIllIahfa.

TTFIIT5 " y
FiaVs DR. w. III, Frazer. pastor OF the
First reshyterian ehurch of Andaf-
ron. haE accepted the invitation TO de-
liver .he Baccnlaureate sermon az
the College for Women in Columbia
during the eoNmeneement exercises
this year. DR. Frazer has once before
delivered the sermon: &C Columbia and
IL 81 aa!d that he charmed his auai-
encn on that occasion. Anderson
people knopt that he viii do SO again
thie yenr. 4 ,I s
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Miss Ruth Fretweil ana MISS mia
WIN rreJWSu leIr yesterday f0fs At
lanta where they go 10 attend grand
opera. i5s5 { rs
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MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Reese and
daughter, Ruth, are In Atlanta I aoi
the grand opera season s@
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~. u q. Poore OF WiIIian1ston Wsa
among those spending yesterday sn
Anderson.
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And SrsaH ii as 4,
lir10ai hHa ntAa.

tIIIVIE 9dIlI3 743UIuIg ~ q =
Invest ton at the ofFice of gas.
AZ. PearuaTl J, serk OF court reveals
tho fact that AnaefeoH now has al
most 500 an tonic hiIRa, there being 721
machines segistered ln the county.
aside from come feg in the hands sof
daalrg not yet gistered Mr. Pest-
man saya that hIB records show 81
CdTS TegIsJered Within the laSe 20
days. This denfonstra very cOnS
ciuEiyely that ANDERSON pkosnerous
and that Anderson,s 9 peolsle sre living
sss. eaas s.teaet
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g. %. Stiil OF Columbia was In the
city yesterday for q few hours.
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DR. 4. ]. Burriss of starr spent part
Of yeatarday In the city on hlsinesss!s
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o. D. Gray cf Willsamston Was
among those spending yesterday inl
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n nj. Kirkpatrick of Charlotte was
IN the city yesterday for d few hours.
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Woodrow Camnball of ToWnviilb
- IN Tbs elt; sn hlia:s:itsss.
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II. A. Jonas of GrbenViIEe was Ia.
the city yesterday for q few hours,
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Time Limit
is E6IeEQeds

is EnteEdeds i5 s5S
G. w lcGee. county treasurer, said
yesterday that the time limit Tor Au4
derEon county road taxs would ex-
pige next Thursday hut that he would
cpIstlnise 70 recet$ staxea untii Sat-
ufday night TO aceomodata tbs people
OF the colinty. According 10 the treas
urers a number remain uhs lid at this
|tIme, ~ ssS 9
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( IA A. Fax ten Of Columbia spent yes
5qupla hotel y 8 : 81 :, ;Iiss
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Magistrate John 3. Leyerette Of Iva
was In the, city yesterday on business.
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Clarence Beatty Is among the An
dersont people In Atlanta this week
for grand opera.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-28

Il. Lee owens, q progressive farmer
or Garyin township was IA the city
yesterday.
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RlsU sios HIlI Scan
Take pllseo

But little interest Is being Ennni-
Tested 81 x sia comias election FOR al
defnlk frpni y are, four This election
is To "a lye lace on Friday. May s and
enc get kFs will choose between Keys
.tiilnier anfi y Ohm II. Tate Arcordiag
To- d atatefne eat made yeateriay BY the
Singer lsc oS tiop. there Ase
only rs yntsEa IL ill this ward
and as the ReR, ,htrnt nt9nn hooks closed
Saturday it win be impossiblJ for
5llpre Than that nulnbes to vote III the
coming elect ions .g
s. :
IN AEeefEnzs
b Mime Ellhe. one of the cciifiefy8
most famous cofse tiers has NV ai IN
tie salEy ard will ha yeish the Moore
sstslAoh Cesnnaslr dIErlnx today lnss
TONER'S NJ, a 4 large hRfiie OF the
ladies Sf the city visited tlliB pepeilnr
essab bliahnielst day 81 "a efsort
|to Ees some IS On the latest sfine
sls i Is bio thht many
Fs6sa viii So antiae sesay a1d tofeerE
tttff 50
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Iana Of Interest and PeEsonal Meaon caugs Over the
Wireless ou the Streets of Aadsraas 4

reefs OF Andersnn ~
+ q y !. = # gse u = s. e /
Pretty Wedding
0f Popular People. s,$t
Dlopatches from Easley to the sun
days newspapers say that the wedding
of Miss maymle Lon Ellison to JsI
7tEi;J TiislUe IN r5is-
ley Thursday, was oae of the prettiest
affairs ever seen In that place. Mr..
Cely is we'll known IN Anderson, be-
ing relative OF 4. +. Cely OF this
city He ana the bride will have she
hest lrtehas re q A.s.4-S.ss ..tass:-
friends
Mr.. HiIIhonse Has
Changed Positiuils.
+ 81! p. HillhoQee3 who has been con-
nected with one of Swans drug stores
for some time, has resigned that pest
ton and is now connected with che
AmerIcan alIoFs AR Hillhouse haaI
many friends IN Anderson and An
EdeFSon county aiiE Is POPULAR ana de-
serving young MIN
ANDERSON Dirt 8 Is sg ~
BoagIIt ana sd '',sif ~
s. w. Wilson, otls Df Andersons Is
wei knS4Tn ckfylneR yesterday
purchase fTI1ITT 81. q. .. Boieman. &ha
property known as; the. w. "a. M. I4a9-
risoh place. u bolt two miles out OF tfle
city Iii. ilf0rd says that hs win
max few changes ill the place and
hopes 10 move out 10 his u lew husile
thin the next wee ( or faF a Aya.
s--S4 = D. O.. llH = 2 ~
III Iansk TIN Is g sSse: a,
Not Travelling
William i .aughlif ON Amber
ron 3 beet known md ijiOst GoDular
travelling mon. told d rep ter fer ThS
tnteliis eneer Yesterday thtt ne would
ITI1 y5EI5 InIs sB9H son. InIGj
Tact IS due TO AIf. LauglfIinss house
having gone out OF business; There
Will be many disappointed custofnefsl
this eason in various TOWNS anfl
5stis st non AR LaugnIiH f4lIa 10 caIlj
on them. 4 z &
Time Limit
is EnteEleds
e. w. hlcGee. county treasurer, eald
yesterday that the tine iilnis Tor An@
derBon ccQnty road taxes would exe
PIKE nHxt Thursday hut that he would
continue % fecets: staxea until saI-i
ufday night TO aceomodata tbs people
OF the county. Accordins 10 the tseas-
urers a Number remain unn Aid at this
hne, ~ 81
lIlss Waters Has
lletayiied Home.
ITIinIsS IVgIeF0s VYfTIT N HfSFIarrsnff
en- route to her home ~ New WAaEry.
Mss Waters has been d ehch hInif the
Gfiovea seIibpi In this e1ur " for the
larf aassl6n and has jIsst closed tfeI
terra theres She says thst the year
has been very successElil that much
ssas accomplished and that she liked
all the Anderson county penple WiEli
| y = hem ~ size mn sfssania niaAss s
Prev q Fine For
Rea ing Father. assa g9ss z e i
BoIden Helton. Negro was ar
reEghed Before MagistFate Broad well
yesterday on charge Of nsatlIle up
ais father. BoIaen eat 4 & b les Of
stsIlty. alleging hoWeyeF. ts Sc Sis fath.4
er mad ausalised him wlthen caeirs
He drew q fine Of $40 shaw
8 white man arrested snlsl sfeeIisi
ago on 8 charge Of cha ittsaS goods
urder fHlse represent l1s was giy-
ea a hearing ana his sSas val senf
up TO tie coslrs of genera ptons.
~. salIlgaa sa0ke
A slsHssea GelEeEes ~
Salien Sullivan, one ol Anaefs
sons able lawyers, went 90 q le1asons
stpItpzst ~ Es.e .ss.ssses.sE
6, fell r. >, NJ, w A. "a Az cfsf
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w. a, Webb OF the hammond Sec
tion was among the visitors to spend
yesterday in And dersor
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Miss Bessie Daniel of Martin IS yiais#
Ing her sister. Mrs. q. C. C, Q,IJall on
South MeDnffle street.
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nv Eaf the
sYnIl 8 sleeI

Ras. FDNr. 1erresentiEs the
T6stllo II faf Inst d beeD
sepenG,qf seYAra / ays rs And 81 on Ia
.1lIis fcllets Is one Of TIC hesI fl.sWn
81 l2< rolllls apd s Saits Srezt
s6tl, sllsa 1ere on Stnasy Rev.
sfop.i iie1 liH n1leIsa os afsfAs
cknteAes Slla i 81 Ais 6 e.sil-
ess pSess f3s flnant a. ESr
ItAe iAoef
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Will Thompson and Miss Mary
Thompson OF the Hopeweil section
were shopping In thc city yesterday.
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM
ANDERSON CETAIJYAUQUA
TUE sDAY

# I'll, 8 ~
Lincoln c. Dickey Superintendent eft@s
$3.50 mPrelnde Dunbar Bell Ringers and Male lartette
800 p mLecture. "The Needs of the Hour Hon George
D. Alden of Boston T zs24t
Admission IS cents, Children cents. z5s455{5 gta
800 m7-Conce and Entertainment. 5S%& Ess
dunbar Bell Ringers and Male Quanete -
Character Studies from Iife--John b. Ratio =
Admission SO cents Children IS cents ~
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IS. n. Carter OF Lake city, was
among thor to spend Sunday in the
.eity.
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Drew q Fine For
q aAl Snir EFiiillAr.

BoIden Relton, q nosTe. WAS ar
,reighsd before MagistFate Broad well
yesterday on charge of ding llp
siH father BoIden eatege.f A5 pies 81
etsIity. alleging however. ttist Sis faith.
er mad ausaalsed him eitF3a cAeir.
He drew q fine OF SSt0. 6! Shaw,
Is white man arrested enlsle weeks
agn on charge Of c ittsna goods
under fRlse represents was gtv-
ee a hearing ana his ey4s wan sent
.tip 70 tie court ot genaF pIons
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II L. WilIIngham OF Belton spent
Sunday in the city With friends.
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III haugh han rs IS
Not 7ifilyeIIng.

Wiiliail Igug ghli h; one of Anier-
cons beet known md nioat popular
travelling men. told d rep5Fter for The
lntelils eneer yeste terday thttt ile would
~ nv v5rET Iui5 sBHHSOn. THIS
,Tatt IS due 20 Hlf, LaughIin's house
having gone out OF business There
VIII be many disappo pointed customers
this teason in various TOWNS and.
SEJieE5 SfIuH AIr. LaugnIin "a lis 10 can
on them
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IS 7l ~ ~
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! ElssgAsrs q asI' s, g slysn the tall pFasFAia
today. T6e Summary 81 Svsasa S. sSTI
the renaainlsle avs of the week Is As.
fnlioWB;
ofnin8 Lecture III 30. Astesnnail
ailigic3 Se. AltarrGon Lecture 4sal s
Children, SlEouT s: 81, Evening
3;:65. Evening Fnteft InEIiattk s 80.
Ines ~ =
forninG Lecture svrD OF
Lang
fterpG3h tonceft The Harmony
Concert Golnpeny-
nologue That Printer az
Udeli veFett Kenp. I,
3 Caithreli'e Hour sisa Srlite ~
Eyening CnnceIt The fzafyinsig
Esannatk Cam NY ks
I.actnrq ols s.
aAmlerHt tlSs
fAafsSas.
AE6fniiig ctaE ilAte the
bnas rdnt4a Els1s3s u. ~ a .rsss = 8.
AftsFa9oa ponGeFi sscls GhFi
len Baker Lso.
kekttifc Hat 3 io & Siis fSofiE ice
ssset kilace l9eaee afsbar5
6rHr Us - ilto
.veniNk ConcaE ei ell tnriefe
sen ~ Co
ama saalsh
The Bon reef
klraiit AfuslsSl
ofi1lft 10 defs
las sonf
ION 2S5; 4
slsfEeee AaascAi rl i
ellefnfnli
l6si1n see: hisafee ssc
eslps Grand faz
t'h0ss
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ii I MiIkinknn AZ ssasai 4 ssss,.ss
spsnt yesterday ia ines city, d gssase
at the Cniaiola hotel. E
q O. o. o o o % q o. % o Q q
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-28

neighborhood spent yesterday in An
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-28
Pretty Wedding !,
0f Popular People.

Dlopatches from Easley TO the Sum
days neEspape pers say that the wedding
OF Miss haynnie Ilpn Ellison to J.
YlTJvH pifUe IN niz1s-
ley Thursday, was one Of the prettlest
affairs ever seen In that place. Mr..
Cely is well known n Anderson. be-
ing relative OF q. Il. Cely. OF this
cily. ne ana tne pride Will hAVe she
heat W taban NJ d lss.zs4.S>.s .-..i-.--s---
friends.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-28
Mr.. HiIIhoase Has
CHANGED Peeitintls

Changed PGRitluilss
+ M! p. Hillho0eeS who has been con-
|nected with one of Swans drug stores
for some time has resigned that pcsi.
ton and is now connected with che
American TalIoFs. AIr, EIillhouse hTia'
many friends in Anderson and an
|deFson county and Is popular ana de-
serving young min.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-28
Deputy Sanders
Caught Prisoner.

Deputy Sheriff ). 0lin Sanders re-
turned yesterday afternoon from
GFeonyiile where he went for the pur-
.poae OF securing Sob Johnson. me-
gro wanted .tn Anderson. county on a
charge OF violating a contract. john
ron wac one OF q party of three want
cd here. The Other two negroes were
caught In Greenyille some days ago
hut at that Time johnson could hnt he
located He is now an aonored guest
IN Sheriff Ashley's hotel.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-28

Bought ana Sold. 81 & ll'l g..
s. w. Wilson, one bf Anderson Is
wei lnSSn gf1c kfylnel, yesterday
Epnrtha ~ = s5I7TTI O. N :. .. BoIenan. 4Sa
property known as the VIZ, YF. ISaH-
risoh place. Shout va miles out Of the
city 1Ii Milford says that h1 VIII
max few chAnEes ill the place and
hopes 70 move out To- his d eS husile
within the next ygesis c,i. faFs a 6 ysI.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Surprise Party

The Degree of Honor decided
Ito surprise Mrs. John O'Gorman
Hast night as they are packing
their household goods and will
ship them to Underwood, Iowa,
tomorrow, where they will
make their future home. The
ladies met at the Way Music
Store and went in a bldy to the
,O'Gorman home where the sur
Prise was complete.
The evening was spent in Wis
ting, and at its close Mrs.
Wehrli in a few very we'll chos.
on words expressed the high
4steem in which Mrs O'Gorman
is held by all her friends. and
presented her with a beautiful
vase as a token of this friend
ship Light refreshments were
then served after which all de.
parted to their homes wishing
Mrs O'Gorman the best of luck
in her new place of residence.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Hopeless Lung Trouble Cured

Many recoveries from Lung
Troubles are due to DR.. Bells
Pine Tar Honey. 1t strength
ems the Lungs, checks the
Cough and gives relief at ono.
Mr.. w. s. Wilkins, Gates, N
C., writes: 81 used DR.. Bells
Pine Tar Honey in a case given
up as hopeless and it effected a
complete cure" Get a bottle
of DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey
If your cough is dry and hack
ing let it trickle down the
throat, you will surely get re.
lief. Only 25c at your drug.
gist. For sale by all dealers
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Foley carthartic Tablets

You will like their positive
action Thew have a tonic eff
feet on the bowels, ard give a
wholesome. thorough cleaning
to the entire bowel tract. Stir
the liver to healthy activity
a, d keep stomach sweet. Con-
stipation, headache, dull, tired
feeling never afflict those who
use Foley Carthartic Tablets.
Only Csc. For sale by all deal
ers. o29