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PANIC CONDITIONS
IN COTTON MARKET
Generalization Prevails. With
Break Ranging From
20 to % Points.
40 NEWS BUT WAR NEWS
Advices Regarding Crop Situa-
ton Ignored for the
Present.
40 NEWS BUT WAR NEWS
often states weather.

crate variah'e winds.
To- Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana
,,-,y cloudy to-day and tomorrow: prob
,by fora snovers near the coast; light to
nod,rate variable winds
FOR eastern Texas. generally fair TO -day
snd tomorrow. light TO moderate variable
,nis
FOR Western Texas fair to-day and prob
ably tomorrow"
ror oklahoma and Arkansas. partly cloudy
,o-d,y and tomorrow
Cotton yesterday shared In the de-
norsllzaton which has seized upon all
other markets and prices suffered a coli
lanse ranging from 20 10 % points. There
acre tines when trading was very heavy
and there we're others when the market
vas me weakest. and fluctuations were the
most violent when quotations were made
en- relatively small transactions The New
orleans market also was demorallzed and
rr,ces there broke about 20 points after
no New York closing. but resstned about
ore-halt the loss.
Az has been the case nearly every day
me week. the only news that affected me
market consisted of war news and the
aguest rumors threw the pit into a
frenzy ~ excitement The report of the
Journal Of Commerce placing the condi-
dt!on at 7Ss. against 1876 last month.
and that Of Miss Giles placing tho cond-
ton AZ IS. against 20 last month. were
practically ignored.
The crop reporting board of the De
partment of Agriculture will issue a re-
port at noon to-day giving the condition
Of the crop. This IL expected TO show
about so. The figures. however. will
meet with less attention than almost any
crop report ever issued from Washing ton
Liquidation has been on a tremendous
sale and the biggest break of the day
came as the result of the selling out OF big
Inc Of ,ong cotton. supposed 70 he for the
account OF a prominent commission house
hat has been active on the bull side
his selling came upon the market soon
after the noon hour and caused a break
0, about 90 points. which followed an
opening decline of 20 points. There was
also a good deal OF liquidation OF August
as this Is the first notice day for August
contracts. and longs seem to be In nc
mood To take up cotton.
There was feeling after the close yes.
te-day among some OF the members OF ths
Cotton Exchange that the exchange ought
10 b. closed because of the d sturbancs
-aused by tho war and the possibilities OF
much more serious arrangements II the
var should involve Europe generally
This, however. is not the view OF Presi-
dent Edward * Cone and a majority oi
he members. In their opinion II was said
The obligation Of contracts is sufficient 70
Justly seeping tho exchange open at all
,osts I, Is doubtful. therefore. II the ex-
caarge he.e will close even though the
Lverpop, ,Xclange should shut its doors
Futures closed
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Sales were l7l.750 bags.
Provisions closed steady. Cash mar
s24a $3.50. family.
S25 t25.50. BE Packet, sl7.S0Isls
family. s1Sdsis.5O. Lard-Prime West
ern. 5000; refined Continent, ;io.S5 ;
South American. $3.50.
(btgap, ,,ric.a uern.
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To the Collateral Bondhoiders Of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co.

Having the Cclo, Bonds the Chicago,
that the and afahs
Companys
credit and to dpess unduly the Of these bonds
"N York
POST July 2d which, mind tic Gail aue
head
Of the old Chicago Pacific Railway, Of which
Debenture So declined AZ and the Refunding 4s The
possible policy
the
plan had abandoned) Of limiting insolvency and Re-
the old Railway without
lion to such is possible POSSIBLE,
bslsnce-she the crni
naly incorrect"
bondhoders
ishty belongs
Old Rkand exchange value
Of Collateral Bonds
Of the
Of a
with splendid Chicago Burlington and Quincy Chicago and
Northwestern and St Paul
Rksnd stock before the Of the phantom holding Company
recdns
shilue to-day brighter than il its history
will be Bondholder
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Spot cotton At New York was l9.50c.
Southern spot markets were unchanged
IN iac. lower, with New Orleans 10 5-l6c.,
Galveston - sc. Savannah l37sc., Hous-
'on l3c., Augusta 1880. and Nom
ths l5c
TIE New Orleans market was weak
after the closing here. Prices there were:
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. July 90. The statement OF
the receipts and pay warrants Of the Treasury
shows
Yesterday Thi. Month Fiscal Yr
Receipts ......t? Oio 39l $50 40 SOS $50 40 SOS
Pay warrants 2.ig3 49s 81 S. O43 s. IS O43
Surplus ....... 'sls3iOT 81 seas ys2e. $50
Deficit
Receipts from customs yesterday. 81 900 40:
internal revenue, ordinary, $50 934; corporation
tax. 81 ie3 and miscell aneous. N26.hs3
National bank notes received for redemption.
81 S92 40
The cash statement Of the United states
Treasurer for July - shows
IENER Al EItND
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SEABOtKD AIR II>E RAILWAY.
Five Per Cent. Adjustment Mortgage Gold
Bonds.
The Semi-annual instruments Of interest
. on this CompanN's Adjustment Bonds
amounting TO ga e; t25.oOl, represented BY
Coupons Nos II and Is for f2.5O each. viii
be paid on and after August /. 1914. at the
office OF Messrs Blair & co. No. "a Broad
street. New York
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
nv H. G.. PORTEOtS, Secretary.
New York. June Is, 1874
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1887 OF Par and Interest.
THE KNOXVILLE GAS COMPANY

FIRST MokIHAGE 80 GOLD BONDS.
To the holders OF the bonds secured by
the First Mortgage Of The Knoxville Gas
Company, dated October LIST. 1908:
You are hereby notified that this corpora
tion intends to pay of and redeem the fol-
lowing numbered outstanding First Mortgage
30 Gold Bonds. ~ the face value Of 81. 900
each. issued pursuant 10 the terms Of the
First Mortgage of Tho Knoxville Gas Conn
panN TO United states Mortgage a Trust
Company, dated October ist 1903 20 wit:
so aoo as' 40. POI
The above numbered bonds will be re-
deemed and paid al tho ONCE NJ the United
states Mortgage Trust company, No. SO
Cedar Street, New York city. New York on
October LIST, 1914, a. the rate Of 1897 OF par.
plus accrued interest 70 that date and upon
such date all future interest upon such bonds
will cease and tho coupons therefore will be
void; OF all OF which you will please take
notice
THE KNONyILLE GAS COMPANY.
BY HENRY l.. pOHERTN, President
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Prices at Liverpool we're:

II A. ". bids 10 Liverpool were July,
Ni5c. October. II SIC: December,
Nssc; January, Il.7sc. The market
there is due to open to-day % to 90 points
lower
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Receipts and stocks we're:


Exports yesterday. LOIS bales Tota
nus Tar fn- this season, S.sia.000 bales
against s,4i3,o bales last year.
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The Liverpool market was easy. There
vas hotter business In spot cotton, with
niddling points lower at 6.S6d Sales,
100 bales
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JOLINE. LARKlN & RATHBONE. {
CHARLES T.. SIGLER. Secretary,
81 Wall Street. New York city.
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from being bound Tor mansIaugbtef
ter yesterday afterpoon, at. G preiimIn-
ary hearing,
Eggers was released, the charge Of
rderls conduct llpdaf which lie, ,hflfl
been tcGhRiealiy held was Dismissed,
and so far as the courts arc concerned
the prize Fighting game, apparently,
LEO on In AtIalta, z, -
IS fheie plenty .nf. tas timony To
show that sgers beat young Grant NM
me-cifnlIy and thai the lIghi was tifff-
fairly matched, but there was nothiflic
to shoM. that the beating Killed Gfant.
and SSeryt hing aceerd rding. 10 the pIiyBi.
Sssas, TO indicate that peeuncnia was
Hundreds 4of Atlanta fikht .lfaas and
"sborts' attsnded TIC .learsna and tie
friends &c Eggers seInnttsfI & jpyflli
denlpilsts ion g tic end of ,tiJe trial.
ysl,teh was promptly suppressed by the
& .aR long as the avs Of tho stato ana
OF the city Ferniit those fights, i don't
soc; that this, s,court can do anything unL
der fhes circimsl apcess Judge Broyies
Ia quoted rs saying (,
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"A rsslTlTEI .s.T
EOIa lEgB DE s. ra Rllsfsss..

!
1 " 1tfsFsL
still have ailottie f6atlI ID flsiik ss
they with to amt ii Hats tIie felseffti
army which fled Thursday night from
fOfEtsur, say those Ia clesa touch With
stsn.lst tituti aliHss oFficess.
While the odds arc said 10 ba IL
-Tiltstllfit. 1t sfss tlisft bis te 81 FiIBlsi6
fareIscn wi tieaHrssl villa tkiHI
qygiiEnlS coaeerIied I'll & b. ssi
sditi9lipl teeoE aDd lss Is SiSii
Pedro end Baeras sls6re GENE Vtss
llsscu, the federal eEs "a IS la
tEeolp from cf
Stffaong haflitaI d6fgsi sas 1shd rs ill4
Ways II tile chance oe iiIs beng Es-
slhforcsd from Monterey, 3aItllso q
JiT0 D7lsi t5fs
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URGES ssrE 'rfDN
OK 8E /. lEs s.

Apf9 4 Ire : te II zstlof sf
Il Bean nmnels 81 the hotlS
esslss no ara unit ssbFaliy ai5d
1sSeIi u iiGfsys ea us eh1is
lllol lS1fHllls SFfso 40 isjt u ~ HiSils
ap 81 And 0s tito E6gfe0f
ssnsifeh Di1Se L q shtep S. u sef
ssioal here.
Hl ~, n Q -
esIl1llIal Ii = lin stisEt aAi. n Weii ka
1. 9 z. :. ii
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III j.. = 81 4
neI. one Of spaft NO. e 8. .s11s =
ca,ntitebsa yo,,,, Z, 2 Niost az
p'','.se s, so" qs"ls i4qles is Visiting
---,
mF' anu Mrs 9, w Cox of Bolton,
pickensawl tbe iatta,,., $500. nq.,s
rr,urn l,an,a :, ga. etss' VIA
n s,m1,ro,, q : u
brell ana tii RsS ,iss ~ ssle ilim Of Gam
JnrS,, g 10y, nstul business in An-
w,,,-. =. a...-z.. 80. +, e
,aal,ie,. pISsi
t-'''ios''1 = ~ 4Alisiels ~ Ssoaay
.h,.,,a,,;s s',,....., ,,ki;
tb,,sS III, s,s :, was AMONG
s,,,e,.. MmV ..su an the city of
-.-i,.s, 80 ssot.s : = sstelo olly.
a., - tsplert Isnt,tli Isl teaclf-
liz as,. ~, q is Spending
"ssss-cisu ~ 70 with relattres.
1,sm ssei ss ,,5,,.I a,uI!ice RaEn2ck and Eunice
~ I Nar,.i, ~ ne.soHs ny . we vislting Mrs Hen
p;a,,,.. &, =, --7.-
~ ssa a,,.. - SaopIe, formerly Of Belton
- E.f n
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The III SAis u Yelio 4 4
t'afl as, fiofiesa8 ief6bit
lsc i13ti cIlS:, IS :.
Z 81 6f q 3 q ~,
ea7 fn3 0nfe = lalIs ohflk III.
M s6 81 me hSIf
f0 kieg Is itfgs a
66fe lest "a Sisf5i s:
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.E.I...RlPEA ]. N|lI.l!.I!I. !.

London, April a.. ,onIonerst III;
5tiA talking ABOUT the aal6l3rif tiie
Deyonshire books, for It is5ti6nlytIsll
if there is any one ah The Bsitisil - ~
4tati yEise thought that Il would BtseP
be- heeE sary for the Devnissnires "a,
resort to any means wi whateyer 60 raise
money for any purpose. It seerns
to have been the bhlfof OF eyer SgiIe
who keeps posted ont the affaiFs Eaf
pefsbns high in society that the Dsy-
onshires wealth was limitiess, {, > OK
tgsthlx there Is no doulJE OF the exnIte.i
Position In society ZOE the DuIrs ana
bis gifted wife. It all goes TO silayg
TINT the ttoney stFihgency Is not tspra
fined TO the United States. The Dew
onshire library saIe has created ID MID
,siirprtses &. O.
The colered wig craze has reached
81 Beteraburg and completely eaSfEsl
"a = ss;ssS 30 i;ssis
the Esmarts affatfs tfilt are giyeh these
daye are 9attended Sys women whose
hair matches their costume. Russian
green sesi3is TO be faSofite color slfid
heEt To- his there is Il sIaniand for bIiie.
Scarlet, lilac and saifnun are also fay-
iUrfte shades The fsaughters OF che.
Car Seem partial to brilliant orange
wigs which they ornament with elnbl
.oate diamond tiaras, cbtnba, ete. s.
After Years Of experiinentiiss II
young Fl0fenttne chemist named. Gtlizi
do Eel claims to have diecuYerel IA
aameless powder which causes no5ernk
sion OF the tubes of.eyen the largest
canfion. He says il. lis superior ST
20 ~. 4i...t, .,,1aa,slsi
IN an experiment tn The I,reseiica u
scientists and representatives. cs the
army and in S room which had
been specially prepared for the tests
he demonstrated hts inyention ana
conyincefi thosf nyesanf thaf I'D Stnd-
discoycfed tho long Ioux xht for now
der. s. -, 49, -: 81,
81 s. s-sz---s..4.s-s
Affaira In the irrenpl, oapital have
also occupIed 4 Isrfns aIiare ~ atief,. I.
ition n, london tlurfs1rs fi,e mast tom
sisys. Z. lssicg es1i aIIs who murdered
nj. ks the ed lei v 81
lsn6a n ir Tendon on ft6f her gIIi,tlsls.
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staa. 6ff M
tsel fs{Y t,sn 4,.s.S. i.,f
tlle bofS - liSl 7Si ss.,l{ 8 & ~, !.
f'Il i 81
fall h he d, ..I.., (
raaiae fffef AS & Il iIai s 81 ,,S5s
He eae "a siars q AZ. Il. ,ls
s. SID 81 Qsji n ~ - -; -:
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eIaade Major DeatI.

IsSlton. ApriF 5. lA teie gram was re-
Iceiyed in Beltcn this morning stating
that Claude Major, of nllTio, Texas,
sent TO Bolton for intarh6nt The de-
ceased Is b yoIsnf & mnn OF about rs
years and Is q Son SdF Mrs. Julia Ma
,jof og Beiton His body is expected
70 arrive here Monday.
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DECISION IL DR. !.
!. 10 0lI..R|.


ii : ~ {.
Grand RAPIDS, EiIen, AbriI pe-
,etsion as To- the winner III the battle
hetw, i,the Nov York FederaIB n4tl
.orgas ,ked baseball, as Fepras oatetI hy
tho Nataoai league Is up 10 tue nlns
pire, judge Clarence Il sSssi6ns on
the United nistrict coprt Tor NyeStarn
guiiishsa 81 coanse ii iiie dasss
brought ny ihe If5afi8Gelnetit of tho
Chicago Federal 1eagtaa ci,if1 ia eSiE
5otD I liRin Z tSil lnger., sJr.5 from
cont Ihnins hi the service of the Tshfls
atiel lphia National League ( cttil, or ary
.ntller thnn shaiE hsca SO. II Fisi
OrEali cation wsfe coInpiatee(t istA 10.
day md tho judge took the case uIl dor
M ytsenIel mt He aals ls1siiised tllat ne
would not render d tIacision befo
naxt Tuesday and possibly not for d
week or ten days. q
lei tlls, counsel for tho FetieEais
1centeted tlielri attack ON the reserve
Icisluse OF the contracts s. IN orr afiiEed
bsss ehall and the so-caiied ton tIaya
clnnRa ntiflni fihk ~ Glnh IA liIsnai, s y
Will contgacted players sefyl6gs AZ
any tline Aftar ~ tsii day' q notice, ti,s
issue Wen oil iit q tangent when II ififrel
segE ons during Tie aFgitiIietit Fsl;ssG
the Qliestioif rs to the derEl ieagties
moral rights In the mat lsr, 4 s
ItslsE lypctli eficaI apcsticiib tiisantg
SO sat colIlkel for tls9 1,eferaI Reitlis
ithnss talsl Eointed uiit thar 1851 iiiEef
ana tn fnaRa garncli I of the FgIfiafI
'Isilia club ARC thc8 fo me r1Tis
CO staining tfiu ise and ten
yeays clause Rtid both htve, said that
faeY ere sat ilet Further lie fffcry
red 90 iiie lllfs 80 helicfil lhstsIis
club as an Outs der, u Is fiitli
con g nut never less seessize 10
llllssslroln sla court on 4 breach or TIE
lafge itdIi setnpnts, might avs i;eslIFSs
ed He said: Z
lei ~ afel elIs eaJlity, must iitaiaeff
eplaie Into eoIift ~ th ! cIt,asI il4,sfIis
int, q ~ tii & 81,
10 endorsement 81 COR / ~ q
Hnotsslt sf1lSs golfF sbtlnn ia tisat
9Iisles siunB qpnstinned T5tihsnI
10 the comp alnnhf 4 viii Il reRRra II,
the know ledge oE siie Chicago Epsd
!
tence qf thu PiiIaia Ia contract
af,fi 7ssstsIgRe clause LIe * ted niainiy
)
" ssloAs Tor til g cetltt He de-
lpIded tue remedy sought by mo ioiil
III axt ss y III flts f5ySl.
sfs;sssst silis ~
~ giasloIlE as.El NOT eSeefi on
q " QssiI,9 81 lI ailsol liIta 81
81 ~ liis nos jItnIis ilIg slile
ik{fS0 f-s.n4zlI had E.o1Is - i,f n 4
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PEslTJE EfoN j
Z g a 4
4. 4. = i. r. = i. :, ( |. =. -. ~ 3 3

Pell9letoR. q pfiI 4. The Fortaightlyl
| Club saa enlestained Wednesday, att
tIa lsone of Mr. r. b. Day Quite an
enjoyable afternoon was spent with
her during which delicious refresh
nients were served, and greatly en-
ioyed By ali.
Misses Eureka fIuntsF asll Bcatrice
Robertson enl to Anderson FF..aAy,
to spend the sReelk kSeiatE " M the ilIierss
|arnt, Mrs. FfaIik Asiile
Mr. and Mrs. Ne M Hunter viii
leave this week for Savannah t0 vis-
Sc ths. latter sister, Mrs. ", il, sea-.
IbrooKs ), :. - 81
ldrss Glenn evans spent Sunday with
MS IiEtT tss re-.
Several Clemson boys we're m town
Saturday
Miss Eoycy ne IJaIllsi, assoulp ie;S..
by her sister Mrs. 3. A. Wilson, Eeft
here last week for John Hopkins Hps-
pitai, Baltimore. 1t is hoped that there
Miss Nc David, and that She Will soon
Ehe NJ rlgak again.
arr 7. Hefren Sisent q tuesday at
Annersoa IN business ss
Espent the Weekend at her home here.
NIrs. Tillman has returned 50 her.
home ct iseenyslle after spenditas
Rev 4. III. sIiitEi So III TllurstIay.
night at Wsa1knllas
Ralph HUM tor an ne Evans at
tended the Opera % Gs,eenvilie Ttles-
&. rs j seRwfight was called
10 Etlc YnHJE tIsIs y q = il15 X
her little nepIl leles e deaf -
elr. and iERs =. Z Vlsited
week end 3
Ms. and Mn, PetiIef spent the week,
ami ut Sandy Snrin y
- ALiAs Ornhh t1arrIB vent 20 FI0nehi
Path we 10 I5t y lssZcI n
my sociesy here
EsFafs Ind 81 = Ga 81uns or
Kent tS gletnaon this week q, Il 4 Il
slltRey uancsag sSs IaOOl sTafe9 arc
"a zinE lessons from Mia r. sitsh
hsise Tee IlnS ees FlfiItea tile sI issas
Tester tisia sieai
fIiii6p RsAftt liaeA-
s.,-s-ssgrIl i ron illriUfe 7se fflende
Ifk gAuA slsa 10 Sts0y that
hs " foiii alssi hope Sc Nifl
ec2p be agails
ttlite afta ST Fe0pie FROM this
.. z &.
: l. 9iifat
this week elofe = K IS s isleh-
lfgffgis G. BaFies alta: hs
SsEeHcef aetfail l4sstIi If,s
Greent qoa, q. e. Br5fSns aHdtsDn
pafe EFeesl rs
lSS. Dbles G. 6 HOP .iss RFflahd
s. - -1..a. = 81 s. i
50 fe 8 H.. Ii 5
tte 3 dpii e
4tlA4 tf 2 = 1ElSzl zlE7lssIl ESIs slliIS
bstaa. sfIf ,i4il ,ssiei A
Ys t,go .,.' is,r
NO Seil tf5l,s. :
netiit sliiI lsi ~ ssch si74 y
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stockffolnn. Sweden, April King
eastase. ,Fho has icag Been iii s5f q
Gastric Complaint IN 4 - 81. :el re-
today and 3 special ian wac
.sanssnsnsa Eeoai IseIdelbsre Is con.
SUI win the court ply
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J 7,e.s H i EE i 81 i =
Wiil Meet IN Tile Public Library Non.
INV A n Z ,Ssss, -, s

VIII hold tkeir regular RiontIiiy II Ifiaat-
L Ing on Monday afsernnoIl, April 6ths
At The lilasaFy u Sitting ges,a ~ =
5 Ei'lle. programe committee, IN foknr OF
this The first nsee .isi at the IiDrarg,
3 have prepared delsgiltttii program
son South CAROLINE thors
on hand pannptly Hk { O'clock, This
SIS 4 good chance to learn more OF our
own yTitss;s- s;-sSs - 80 geIt as 20 see the
t beautiful; new i thraf The greater
part of the books are ii Slo and any
this aud We predict for it the very
hcst sue cess ana VIXEN the list OF
Z books is published so that everyone
s,1i llsLIliI
4 we are sure the room win always be
crowded with those seeking fnferria-
toion and pleasure.
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SgsletY WeSaged Min,

Atlanta, April WIN Ii Ili,.te,.
alias Preston R1elniuy thought ebcSe
'ty had done iliin a great iTitustfca
ssglle3f was ssil lseaeed to son years
on 9e'}e chain ganes for burglary He
thought he oushtn,t TO be made to
serve that long tif1o 50 he escaped.
EheIl he tllougist lie would gel even
with goclet5S tId robbed an0fner
House, Just 10 relieve himself OF the
gFaag He was caught BY the pat nj
the Oh aingang with q twenty year sens
tsIee, double ssctlrely sliaclLied Sc
:ltlPt ne II 10 3SliFe t9ER5FyR " FIE STnQTnf
q e NY ~ 20 s'l Iii,ss ~
tisaIi f6hAbd The ssnGe house slia saca
'oud alsna thai llk was conriclaa os
entering on the former trial
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l3IedIeai TeEiIm0ny 9afed EflIa.

: q tlasse. dieal !
From pneumonia and va prpba ST sllf-
IeriEi feonl Il before sile afltsgse III
sillg saved RI zen glter j JohritlS Isl Z
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Atlanta, April. a al. great shuhhnb In
being raised at the Old BaptstIt III bef9
nacle ffhere q woman named Mrs. 81,
y Etter who Is hoidliSr 2Iyps;s I1s5,E7
iacostat BervIcpsE'5 is a ;teged to sbss per-
formipg miraclns, making the blind to,
500 and the lame TO walk.
Ten lafself declares that she
" able to ne form miracles through dfv
Pine illsnirat Ion. and tliInd dTeis, 5f pen-
pie Test ~ tliat they NO sesii her hold
her aIltlH nNer tllel aYAa OF DeopIe horn
blind. 50 up, 60 Mrs. sEtsr said alrsI \
beth Nc Cart Sa well
known tlRnta woman prominent In
social fare 4, to: see Rilat
the iteiIlent was about
e Jyotsafl whom ave To- bo
blillts go tllt 10 sIfs (, ,.e SAID Mrs.
dc Cart tteP,g,ag I'd rfEs tgtter held
her hnuds eyer her. and iIl d fe srs 5ecs {
ona slls eySnnan saw. slla saw the
cd 10 q man standing IN front OF her
IA dsa ,lisiie could gee nc had ON spec
Mrs. saw iitsE Etes' tdia
rcpaqtE bic mo q atiln tg Drt9er
ailes ted Mrs E;ttef 20 euro her. ~ q!
case: OF rial afness, which tile ss6-
flasi 6fhpsiy did a.. Z I. q.
AIRS. 1tter says SHE IS eifsetIng Tho
cures directi ttlfnlis divine aid
.. yesssn Tor 6srseaOr
Atlantas April s-+:,If Coy siat5ts
rms Tor gpverfer, declared Col. q. ii.
Iii III stil4l
tlie m6fniag for tic aissfing 81 tlId
10 OK sss;=ss3
.iislr, vereen will UNDER no al Ec,iIIss J
ataEEcs be " candidRt for sa.sss Es:ss:ss:a
States senate. 5s han not fpr5ii IlIS
S:sisiii 5nncea Tor E0verliots, bit ~ tre
dHtcf min Git him Il. IN
Sout'iA g eorg giRl s candi datal and
iwc klps tei viii not decline
CoheFatalE ssiasof l6Ge siiIih.
=; tpEll Atlants
Ahambe .yof Commerce and the Ge0fz
ElR EhanllIeF OF CoflynerSa, have sent
fnYnlaa steiegranls "a Senator Foko
Smith editiligJ him Win IRe victory
Jf Sinnlng the rBgionRl bank Tor A t.
iHfita aud The southeast. 4
Now tIIhs Atlanta has been awards
ed HE regtpnaI Dank5 wired the AAtt4
.ianfa ChHpAber oE Eempler rec ssles M
agaiR thank you for the great work
yoa did FOR tlanta end the southeast
Agss a ssfeslt yIcIurysy yFfTTJTl
President Charles J. Had Ian 1e tho
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CANDIDATE sFgEClI
sbaFsanbILlr 80 "a

EpaEtan anbIEeg yIere5d
ne AndersOh ID 81 Fe4
lqtsrl he n 3issil GERS 0s(s (sils state
~. iEl1 q lot Id siGc I5TIifIs
count y-to-ennntr sinfk oa the carfiiz
GATES for cfsIc1 Really tIiers fss + lot
llnegs about aue1 a proceedin9
II As q ades seflll, IN lEs lcIzzss
cipieneg It syas .nh 6rta aiien
leteTnEis OF tlls Beepln. Il q: ii s1i5 "
in which men eIi ge IN tledat oRer
9feat issues and iIldr lge Ia argument
that IS educat tin g and roadsnfnE fSr
the pebple Is d GOOD II ~ 8 10 af1f
fapor 6Sliii u way with t,i . III sfRe 81.
HUI : svals tiass g li1ve hi II -
Ahosits VI fill IS Ga; wi u q q M.
pAign speeches worth soinething 4o
the people. q
S,::s.sas s.saIil e.lls 4 he Ifa 4 81 IL is,s
sstbns Cni.. Esiik BalilIs, 81 9 5
how iic Would Is Isl ffsait ESis
dldata ID Axe slle os tlias
something Is tue SeopEs lI0w are
y9tt BqiI 10 lIIz 1TEIua SlIIlIl
into "a mod 0lecre lle1sl The kfosiDie
q aseal i Al 9l1sl M y n h fl5 i5 iSS
aatAF ssa of The eeinil!: :snets
Il IssEsFs
Gsycgbss, "a 5sil st.s
bf1ag QI afs lrlo r. 4nn:
iiexed g have NET Iull day asis
Itegt0Nr, 5 * ll5if iiss of
CROSS. 0llitak are Est IL ing Ilie
et'l5b gis lsiES Ifgsf ssi.' ~
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SUMTER MIN svOssGD Il,
IN y. III @. a. CONTEST
gitiE6bs GO Oaf III paIfs Is Aes
soeiation = Verdict fOF Plaintiff
Agninst 4. ~. I,.
BU1ETER MIN yORIl) .
ARalnst A.l0. b.

Sdmters agriT Ito chow t6at tIio
Snintef spirit Isl Sc ilf aiival s eseraI i5tYl,s
lic spirited eli Eens III ag Id HE
ber OF Commerce rooms this morning
md after 6iscusBing piafis Tor d sgllfie
went out IN pairs Hnd helped iilS
syorkers in the j. 2. M. 10. A. contest
Many difficult prospects were landed
sherehF and many pointe we're gained
Tor the ass6cietion. /,