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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20
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Col. Victor 3. Chsshifs il ~ islnber
Of Gov. Rlense.s ataff and gwell
III politics il Anderson count al
se....s zee tlses he he
10 withdraw from the race for con-
gress from the third saionaI
district tupt tsiis time Mr. Cheshire
,haa been one Of the active coatenders
for Enngresnan wyatt II ssIsen.s jot,
and this announcement may ocension
some surplise. not alone in An dernon
county but an over the district aa
rs q & ,,l D. &
Etlls faeE a IlFeis has I
numpef or ksst eAs deals pending
which psiil regpire So much 81 illas
time that b & svtt srty snlpossi.
s1sA 4 IN 70 alltllte me lfeaHetia aIffi
active cainEaign nee ary and lie HAS
tllegS eif ksya withdraw hts
palsse anu leave Il sith the other can
didat & d E
eh aslsqd tie question to whom
he GnnId threw his alinnarf E.nE E.ilsa-
hire sal q that talis Foilld ali depend
t4s1on lle sFlseEe' the race. with
the Sll sent anne eed can dIdafes, ETrE3
FEED y Dofniniclt and Capt
crank s. Eynrls De Ssfesp Sogi, II shall
satqw my Slipleft 10 Carss Evans
sn5a 9. Cshasbf saiid tlIlS1 support
be ysalf / worth + VIZ nv ayssy.
7far hat stFong * being
pI East and sEa1n q ~ smith MAY
the Fasse may eohefnee thai lie zs
the BON est d ese III Tho ras,e
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ltesf s. fisiliIl y 5Totisd nos
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tss Bow yagtaf ~ s. 81 tsie nll
Il atre Hon 9esste Cot C hire si
s'l pz1 80 part
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.fu 1e2eft 81 9ia freely
ana sally elIor and
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s9r Il tilsl
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30 llzl % Asa "a I - : re
Ell re
Col 15it sriiE 4 BIZ htfat
Slss loggil, a al county ana III
1tlte csligslf ea b t9is sffifE
tes = fls s8enli Is s.
FsaA,-.l - 81 5l..l
q q 3, ut q e 40 ssates
k apysi ici sec ant
eye NJ as5s = ana
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l'nte his illAt nd
ny l' 81.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20
COMMUNITY SPIRIT

The visit of Albert NJ. Carpenter TO
Anderson causes some to pause and
recall the fact that 1t was he who
handled the work which has resulted
In the beautiful institution we call
ours-Anderson College. Mr.. Car
Denter OF course did not do 1t all.
Even the thought may not have been
his. The late Fred G. Brown, VIM.
r. Osborne. r. s. Lyon. Chas s. Sui
liyan, and other progressives had
yireamed Of a college ON thfs site.
But Il was Mr.. Carpenter. who, as
secretary OF the Chamber OF Com
Jrneree, saw something must he done.
and put the whecl in motion. Just
at that critical time Anderson was be-
ing divided, ana what was worse; was
falling back The prospect was any
thing but encouraging. a
1t was not the work of q moment
TO start the campaign to get college
for Anderson. The plans were COM
sidered for weeks. In the very midst
OF the campaign the two small mills
east Of the city were smashed.
Those were bad days for cotton mills,
when Brown and sully and Hayne
were showing the market to 20 cents.
hut. even in the face OF this Ander-
son College was started, because An
derson pulled together.
And after the pledges were taken
and the movement launched, there
were stalwart. winning personalities
here to carry It through, over ObBta-
cles which usually arise after such q
whirlWind campaign for snbscripl
tions. s. 3,.fl5 AL. ~
This shows what q community can
do when II. takes the notion into iss
head. q purpose into its heart and the
throttle Tito its hands. Over Lpromol
tioh is as dangerous as stagnati6n.
ButSa carefully planned business Iin-
dertaking win carry itself through.
Wnat mas anderson UoiIege lone Tur
Anderson7 It has put confidence aud
hope into the hearts of q people driv-
en- almost into disruption. And look
ing upon what has been accomplished,
the people here are filled with a high
resolve and q common purpose to
nHhe tuiD y BFIIt city HuiIIt5 tuy. = -.
The people here are pulling togeth-
.er, and there 10 fine community
spirit here I II has been developing
and growing ever since the day that
.Water was pleasant. found that it
wpter was pleasant found that they
conid float Anderson College, and
with the improvements being arranged
FOR and to he cenlssuniated, the good
old town wSill Sc very much ihl the
swim in the Ii st few lnoIthb. IS
: = q =
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% Atlanta Letter o
o o q o o o o O o O 900 o

Atlanta. April 18.--A piece Of news.
or rather views. is going the roiipds
among the Atlanta lawyers today
which, isn't serving to tTanquilize pub
lie sentiment any in the Leo Frank
case.
Some OF the lawyers, delying in the
lawbooks have declared that IL the u.
81 eonstitn point about ia, be, ar
gnedI begdree judge Benz Hill is
finally lsnsiRi3eds it win IjeaA g not
that Frank will get new trial. but un-
der the law that Frank will simply
walk out of jail q free man and that
there never will be any new trial
From comon sense standpoint
such a thing is hard to believe, but
some OF the best constiSGff5naT law
tyeFs .heFe-say it.is, soss+.,..
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20

hlIahtaf AErH Roils lsfoiahs and
uswspa alike iIdeDen dent 81
WHICH political camp 81 cy belong io,
ere insnialsg instances s. " eek 0Ilsnl
" cH1l lelnntn4 tllF 0ctl0n Of tEs CORD
SiI5ll7sls exec sfs caI,an lse& Il. calls
ing for the - 5isAa On of fcyefh0f
Slatua elnf9 he Aez erluoanned taf
tne genlSss IN z EIsisf liIaj
- ssis an -
On tis tncfaliiD maFefy shst Be
might parf1n - e
Te Gscsile ssa 81 soa. nsssh
hes never besn Tor lloilf. Siaton.
ats,s e'esi mere l1 no e tsl.S q & >,
VIII gapest hlhs sltss tiiie fos ,Sle'
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20
Meanest Man in the World.

Atlanta. April 1S. Speaking of poll
tics, another candidate has entered the
field for unanimous election as the
meanest man IN the world.
Sad to relate, he is presumably an
Albanian. Fortunately his name Is
not known-though it may be II the
detectives ave onto theiHs5o ~
A Baltimore salesman named w. b.
Hugehs was walking down Peaehtree
toward the terminal station Friday
with suitcase in his hand. when he
had sudden fainting spell and crum-
Piled up on the sidewalk. While the
ambulanc ewas coming, seEara kind
hearted pedestrians lifted HIM from
the pavement, mopped his feveFed
brow and gave him a drink; Of water,
incidentally while he was fin d faint
one of the kind-heartad SamaFitans
got his watch. his loose pocket change
and a purse containing some ichecks
and bills.
"The next time faint dn Atlahta,
hope they win let me lie. and sufHer."
said Mr.. Hughes regretfu1ly when he
fully came to himself in the hospital
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Chalngang Sentence. !.

Atlanta April rs. Judicial threats
and e. asniIlss I Z s s. g ~ e5ialiaed at
one 81 Vii Is cIsbs has SSFaS s. "a "a
40 day cltningang sentence for selling
iiqu1r, without altern tive oe paying q
fi7les n 4 sss So. .tSs t2asS 8 ~ X s g. =
tlfter hearing the eyid9Ece 3 young
man named Jones of fSas Point, who
inysterio dix q IA tea "A some
resent raids had been made and who
has since been sought ia several
states. but WHO sssssiiIi "a returned
to his home yesterday. the police
court na5udsef hIanassE = Smith.
selling intoxicatlEs li9u0ss, and SON
fenced him TO pay Il fine 9f $3.50 and
serve thirty days ts ssas steasads
Note tho anrd.. Thae is the part OF
the sentences tilst vii ! ellae kles
for Smith, unless he GETS lio verdict
ssst aside on ppes !. : ~ s y Igfsese g
White man 10 sCuII asa the sesf1zFiT=Ss
reads s zoe or thirty days, Two OK
three Judges have hssfl satSatening
that sp0n or or laeei s5 }g1uId sub
atit6te an 3 lfet mat s0Ifss aHt
lte9 Cd ~ We goh asd HeIse st. ist
Two 6shee ma d II SMITH
!df the 4lso lcal g Ih6 4 q q s Il Greer
e sssl gles q - Is
new stut So kta eos an
Tor helr cen and eosia
sqtis cSls ny
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etery. James kaeFfNe her, 4 C1nged-
erate eTe2tzcE3kE lltE ltffaHelE win q
pared fer RI net Bg shaving and
dressing cafig 5efofS Eolne e. tns
cemetery. a,a Ssfila 3 note snr
.Tras lo3g IS ihs 1s - ar
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|, Ot course we DpiiS tne canal. ats
ourn TO keep, its ourn to preserve.
ournt 70 defend to paraphrase Judge
story. But no railroad can live on
local biihiness, ana no railroad gives
away a local business 10 acquire for
eign.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20
RULES FOR coNsuIslPTIyEs.

Aotltig ander q law OF 1917. e
New Jersey state hoard Of health ihas
issued me foil6sing Fsll s. nick ~ y
to be foiloWea lg eli eaIiaaub btiyeS "a
that state.
~ All persons suffering from pal1@
titonaIs tuberculosis Cconaumpsi6I.)
shall effsctlvelys tiestADy. their aprs
II -Asa sFS sf'SsssV HHif1EhuE Kfol3 khss-
ming sores due 10 any FORM of tnbee-
eul6sis shail burn al aolIed dresa.
Iings Immediately after ssmuyal.
The sodr ceeapssa y. . tabeg
HOSTS patiene aha sAllIse ag sIIe
asitslde Rind0yfI
e, 20 9erspsa 81 lerln frorn pliiv
sgionary or ether r.sislsaunicabie saEfli
lo tatefeptosls shall hahale Snoa d;
slaed for ths asa of ass.sTa szS
when neceasery 10 the pergo saHlses 8.
4ellaid dnsses, nnless fhe got *
wrapped d sneh 4 ,sslSs s. Is DFct 81
from eoataIsi atl ~ atiss
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Ebs Weather.

gashington, April Fdfecast:
sentiit Caro- olinn increasing clouds
ness Sunday showers af1fs colder "a
aisrllCosi or nisht In interior. MonL
4 S4asy5 1877 IN west showers IN east. .
mcierate aodthWest 10 west winds.
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EELEPHONRgs

Tise IntsiIieancer Sd delivered By
SaFTiegH III the city. If you GaiI 10
ret your paper, regularly please RotifS
~ Opposite yuEr name an Iabes
S2 Tqlir, pspsr Il. printed aaEa 10 which
your paper is paid. All ehoelte and
eraste gh0tld be drawn 70 El.e AlidsrS
spa INTEL IigsnceE. q /. & 81; q. 'E,'.l
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20
Nf 4 i = J z { ! i
L,SewIse. Why is Msxicog

L E.FNa " =
II Is o very slow day when villa
doesn't "conHscatee something like
s75.0g9 worth Of cotton.
That Admiral enroute TO ,Tampicoli 81
named badger. And he viii badger
Mexico sure. il EIuerta doesn't be
good. .si
Daniels ,praises BADGERS Spirit
Eiaa aa headline fin the esteemed News
and Courier, Well that is the oniy
sapirit' we have ever @HsaYn9 tRs Sec
IL the worst comes 10 the worst, !af-
ter the American feet is in sFexi6an
waters we favor Hig King
oyer TO Msxsee city pith instructions
70 spank HuestR within an inch Of
his life. s.
-. 81 II
e Then, Ssi:;si.i. 81 4sS easy Is
long as we Know IitHI 1UII S;11iuIi55is
George Bailey ana Governor Oaear
colquits ara betwsxt weHns ana the
asxicans.
Eng gIlshmsn say villa Needs Look
..iig After. says the Nevis ssd Courier
For once we feel e0nlde1t mat Iiu-
erta will agree witk ssohn hui.
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20

& lFes fin Al,dersor are very incon-
.atasrate i sinsni 10 wake 8 person
lis, DO regularly.
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epsIer 20 get together at 4
faellslAA . ihaa HE poils. Y says aba
'ilsiirsse Says We.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20

Is baek aoWa astd clii COP. or: back
ap asa eals aeNn.
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1 IT Is fnIn6rad that the physicians
OF GrsenyiiIe are IA wretchea health
s=ogarworls from, writing certiEicates
that the militia over there cannot so
TO var. ssssisss islls ~. Z
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20

penra Ike. too, that Bill suizer
Nso11lf letal rest at TIM 1. I'll
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Qe course, Il waE natural for the
sy case 70 end, sincs Spring Of The
hsfs. anyway. 4
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to secrA Daniels, We
hsg to state, We aint seen. our duty
yst, slit re are dead ready ia. S
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20

The question is. s.Wiil the shrIners
set AtIanta,s goat?,;
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- 5sr d t-f -
In the clean-uD caInpaign IA Spar
tanburg we hope nobsdy viii take too
literally the ininncddh spaint-npa Z
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lAIIy pT71tty ltpTiI 1JSys
llllsseSsslli b when We had baseball
eIaylng On the home grounds,
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Now, there IS no doubt OF the iers
sotsal sH4epnlerlty of Champ Clark and
I It is founded on af1ection mo than
On The day
was brought IA Clark and Underwood
got immense applause ofrofnR che Re-
|publicans; but the day the debate was
closed on the bill after the rule was
adopted It was proposed BY the real
democrats ;Of congress who. abomi-
nate sthei speciai privilege of d ship
subsidy, ito give the old man q han d. p
And they did so without deInur and
without stiat tho III aeF5 hsling
that they ii ended Ito run the steam
- he 4 - = snash ilfI
flat as a bsttereake when the vote.
was taken. and that was all right.
fe did the osS 9eiI0w q heaps or GOOD
and did the causa OF true DslIopFaYcy
no harm. n he ~ cam Her Vas there
and In actioa. s..s g 4
But the least sAid about chaFnp,s
speech, the be tter-it %aa claptfap;
lhyperbole. an appeal to ignorance aud
prejudice Viii be 4 big run at
Terrapin Ess PesSuE Scratch and
Slipsisin leye else. 81 G Z,
The sale isstIe ID eIofe the H0tise was
this. Shall the Democratic party allei
y5cate the ta sol Sgiil che people TO
bestow q stpsi lS on en- opiiient, greedy
Iship trust sthonE It's corruption
practlced on con gfsHs though ofac@
tfced IA the f4pti Ne oress he shin
subsidy is tisa FeiEIcarna ION p9 the pa Z
cslie Mail SC lsai of 1879.
Wastlinstou. April i 3.
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mir. Aetia Bngg started
fsr hls aIa preserves near Anderson
g q where he proposes 10 speha the
summer
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fetaN ao eiltllIy becaraA one nf tis
sess eIeas Ras toS yeasi,
80 ais CaTollna maag 81 t,nf
lys 81 Ions that Rave Il ah6at
fies g sIsa Our rase.
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II Is q very slow day when villa
doesn't aconHscate. aometiikg like
s75.0g9 worth Of cotton.
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: $ \ 3 q 4 q Q , rs & Z N
sesIse say al Il 10 ~ i
"a
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reunle about the sort of cranks
hp s;rsd ST MasuT Mitchell and hit a
iaSFyeFs ls that no one siispeets them
unEis tfey get their victim.
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won over .re 1Es llrassl

f.-sa 1aa--sZ
Is AtlanIRs AprTf ~ Q. 7IUnlA NAV = EIIs
FROST. the we'll known pubiicist ana
editor, has, been won over to tho cause
of woman suffrage. AsT 2 IgE6st tIi-
nounces t0day Innt ne is Soing 20
publish a Suffrage n1snfier 6f the g'The
Cali Of The SOUTH, Z, ~ is 70 eohtaiI
articles and argumentS 6iis woman
suffrage from the pens or some of the
Frost win have something to say him-
self through the EDITORIAL columns, on
the subject. and nearly evsry Suffrage
leader OF consequence In the south
will be invited to contribute TO It's
pages. With the exception OF! spe-
cial suffrage edition pab bllsllads by the
Atlanta Constft1 Ion = ofaa time ago,
1.-THE Cali OF the South I'LL be- the
first southern publication to issue q
suffrage number.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20

IS 9 i9 fedafal league has an eye, Ge
tlIalnses ssir piayiag extra inning
Eatf;s 3ttiiiis spEiiy in me season. box
0flee halo.
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4 large circulation than any other
nowspapeP in this Congressional Dis
INST
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That Admiral enrouta to Tampico!il n
named Radger. And hs VIII badge.
Mexico sure. ii IIuerta doesn't be
good.
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Daniels praisss Badgers spIrit,t'
.ia aa headline in the esteemed News
and Courier, Well that is1 the only
spirit, We have ever eFaaTn" tbe Sec
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The Iutarnatisfai snrRlcaI Con.
essss hsS Sgst aiop: :ned in aeEi
aStk, bi,s we apeet ~ little mattel )
lenegtlg bon sgll: feel ipat as bad ssl
ths fifne the lawyers keep on
dFsgging the Vaughn case aiFnileh
the solirss. the seif-coAfessed deisots
bep0Ele 3ata tyl IA Inc oplnlon
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othlag WIN absolutsiy be ,eradissase;s.
ns prohibition. ItlMa asFh1s sS III fdeal
but aii crimes may hs minimizsd and
aled--and that helps sons
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1sise SO note several candidates VIII
- ahla % appreciate the feelings Of
mo shpS who usually holds inc Ii bsss N N
anips hunt amer the election.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-20

1ill HAT North carolinfan who Has
slssged eais, needn't be % hig
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EL6f 33EIIICsr q 3 ~
IL is Siepl ara d ttJ4i course 6f Clark
for tliaa apassl twenty nl0nEhs and 81
wards His enleEs end desSs his sole
enaeayof 81 to he to- So GS6nduct
himself sas 10 yiadicate the wisdnin of
the Baitimorg convention OF sSi 3, In
rejecting his nomination. Stssi
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Eng lishmen say Villa Needs Look.
l..ag After. says the News slsd conFier
For once we feel e0nhde1t mat Isn.
eria will agree witl sohn hui.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-24
THOUGHTS FOR coLoRED VOTERS.

called
though
help warning
purely the ground unfortunate
opportunity afforded him he is
object be
in
important
demand individually
position
elected regarding the Negro and they believe in fair play
all qualities
anything
convictions
feel safe not adding fuel to
Republican
establishing
voting who will practice
unconstitutional and unAmeran ITO thysef first be true etc.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-24
Lack of Standards
Among Our Students
By MARIAN T. WRIGHT. Milwaukee. VIA.

reasons the lack of respect with OF today
the with whom he thrown INTO daily contact '
especially so-caled Society better clements
1t privilege attend of the foreos- not e lo
mosto the secondary schools the West and noticed especially n'
terribly high standards Because could not see t aPP
cation of the brn dance its kindred movements to the co %
crouch could not see the reasons LOT
transferring social cnters where Cicero and F
underrun by monotone gossip pointed out as
oseudo-eak
At lunch and during vacant periods no uncommon g TO near
sophisticated all under eighteen years. discuss
the progress So making his latest crs or how TAR you
could go with the arrival school, The girls reputation
red hockng the b assumed by these young
society cutups absolutely disgusting
have often boys and girls kissing and embracing in the halls
thinking they acting in accordance with twnecenuTy ideas
deceny and propriey
We find social rfomers trying to clear the of the working girl
the many obstacles that obstruct her path but that social reform
needed the "beter classes for is they who will assume posi-
tions in leadership years to
these punished generation
that nteates existence but think little corporal punishment
applied society queen good deal the
eghteenearod pmpy faced of the world would work wonders
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-24
Little English Sparrow
Eats Many Insects
By A. C. BUCHANAN, Chicago

destroy the inch had become such These
hung thousands by invisible webs the shade
parks and residential the the
brought claimed y grain
to gardens and that they would destroy insects they
could get their natural food
The following facts the thinks will refue the belief:
One morning short time while passing along
Dearborn flew
the little bird of his that had lost all
humanity Stopping watch excited sparrow
moth miller tiny that it almost invisible rapid
escape.
Back and forward the sidewalk bird miller
the street. down the gutter hundreds
been dropped in the street by the feeding teams.
Yet the oats, the supposed food of the sparrow
petey overlooked by the bird its appetite whed
of the household pest, the moth miller.
1t willing work and hard this flying
the easy breakfast lying the street at its feet
Look on any lawn and will see the side by side
robin edreast hunting not for gubwor
and And ten what has pest the inch worm
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-24
AIDA ovERToN WALKER PASSES AWAY.

In from the
of
the Williams Walker Theatrical
in she he
in
Williams
her "a
be effaced
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-24
Extent Of ChildLabor
in the United States
By ROBERT P. GREEN. New York

But the figures do subsante these dismal statistics % w
the tongue of Socialist orators and upfe but 600
instead of ooOOoO the majority fourteen and fifteen
old, and should in fact be working
The proportion IN mines and factories and what may perhaps be
called unsuitable work the
under sixteen years of in mines which is less than of
per of all employed Moreover ve-eighs of tbe oOo @
overgound.
The under sixteen employed factories nuoa
10000 by the about 21a per the total of nan
employed
Children, of course, should put to work At oo end ~
but just why should to keep children unemno &
fourteen years of age very strange When they learn to o
not when they young? Keeping them school all dav ia w
little ~ - Wy
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-24
Cocaine in Schools
of the Orient
By RALPH T. BARLOW. Manila. P. l.

liable to the ynder and consequently he will do all his power make
purchase the drug regardless of the has upon
the
The retail trade the streets Bombay India going on
for several years and evidently well organized Police show that
gangs of forty to " almost all being of the class are
employed by certain dealers sell the drug Complaint is made that
the police magistrates not fully making power t have
and the majority of ccane sellers are being let off sentences
In the Bombay presidency the maximum quantity cocaine which
be sold at retail at time person other than
duly licensed physician duly licensed druggist or ron
holding bona fde prescription from qualified physician in the
gate any day, shall be grain whether in @ a
in souon and sold to person holding prescription from ou-
fled physician six gran whether dry state solution
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-24

October 1866 Dane County Wisconsin, he
of Mr.
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there will be disappointment attendant with his election
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-24
SAM LANeFoRp DEFEATS euNeoAT SMITH.

cannot be doubted that the Of color himself superior
to
other
in
Smith
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-24
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.


District
PHELPS
3. TIMBERLAKE
Congressman hird
NJ. N.
Congressman
H. BAIRD
JOHN CAMPBELL
A..
Lieuten Cover
MOSES E. LEWIS
Secretary
E RAMER
Treasur
ALLISON sTockER
Attorney
Superne ndent Pub
C.
l. WILKINSON
For the
FRANCIS J. kNAUss
JOHN HoLhdgERG L.
For
WM w. ROWLAND
T.
Wal TER r M.
G. GARWooD FRANK D. THOMPSON
M. HAGERMAN THOMAS IoNGE
w.
devoted to the
friend of the
Republicans
ticket above
The Colorado statesman., 1914-10-24
Republican Candidate for State Senator.


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