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The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young Is to
feel young-to do this you must watch
your liver and bowels-there's no need
of having sallow compleXIon-iark
rings under your eyes--ptmples--a bill
.ous look in your 1ace-dull eyes with
10 sparkle.
Your doctor will tell you ninety per
cent Of all sickness comes from inactive
bowels and liver.
Dr. Edwards, u well-known physician il
Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil to act on the liv, r ;ri
bowels. which he gave to his'patienli 10,
years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the subs,i-
tute for calone:. are gentle in their act on.
yet always effective.
They bring about that exuberance of
'oi-t. that natural buoyancy which should
y enjoyed by everyone, by toning TIP the
tscr and clearing the system of impurities.
You will know DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
by their olive color. l0c and 25c per
=. All druggists.
e Olive Tablet Company. Columbus, q.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29
sLAvs DENOUNCE
RUSSIAN FAVORS

The Prague Has Narodna of No
vember 8, referring to the press re-
ports, according to which the Ser
VANS and Russians treat Austrian
Slav prisoners with special courtesy
and to the rumored exemption from
confiscation of the properties owned
by Alsatians, CZechs and Poles in
France, makes the following COM
ment:
I'VE must enersetically protest
against the intentiopal difterentia
ton made between the Austrian
Slavs on the one and the other ma
tionals of the belligerents on the 9TH
er side.
at is clear that this discriminat-
ing course has been taken in order to
create the misleading impression
that Slav interests, which Russia
claims to protect. are being specially
looked after. Furthermore. this
Slavophile attitude is aimed to induce
public opinion to accept the wrong
conclusion, namely, that the rela-
| lions existing between us and our
foes are such that the latter do not
consider us as enemies to the same
degree as our other countrymen and
the Germans. Our honor, our loyal
ty, and our sense of duty are thus to
be stained or rendered suspicious. We
Indignantly decline special favors of
this kind
We are not in a position to decide
as to the weapons which it may
please orr enemiessto use against u.s.
/ hrt we would bp entity ipdaod ware
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29

terminate the treaties recited in the
attorney generals opinion. To serve
general notice that unless these
treaties are so modified as to give
us back the freedom of 1889 we in
tend awaiting ourselves of their abro-
eating clauses would gain us respect
from those very foreign chancelleries
which today laugh openly over their
success in catching our merchant ma
rine in their net of treaties. II
would he both interesting and useful
for us to learn which, II any, of
those chancclleries would decline to
make such notifications, and thus
force us to serve the required notice
upon them The Democratic party
loves to quote Jefferson, and all par
ties to quote Washington-very good,
let them, once free from our peresent
plight, join in re-enacting the laws
which those ewo early statesmen put
on our statute books. Fortunately we
are not here confronted with ques-
ton like that involved in the Panama
canal treat in that treaty there
was no abrogating clause, and we
will live up to that bargain IN which
England got so much the better Of
lis. cost what it may. England will
live to regret tina treaty, or else she
will wisely consent to its modifica-
ton. Parenthetically. is it not hte
duty of our government, the very
next time England asks a favor to
exact. as condition TO granting it,
that the Hay-Pauncetote be so modi-
fed that we can do what we like with
the canal built by our brains and our
millions.
This message comes from no
youthful debating societies, nor is II
prcfaced by the word ''please'-it
comes from thousands of men, full
grown in their heads as in their bod
les. business men who have organized
to protect their rights and to get
what they deserve, and have come to
know Of certain impediments thereto
which they properly expect to have
removed by the government which
they themselves elected. No untried
remedies are being sought-two of
tnem have been successfully tested
by the German government. and the
third by our own dear country under
the guidance of Washington an +, .Ief-
ferson. Here is the message, but what
will our government c about it?
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29
WALT JOHNSON HAS
NOT RECEIVED FED. CASH

Coftccville, Kas.. Dec. 2S-Walter
Johnson, the baseball pitcher, and
not w to late today received the Sc
900 which disputes last Saturday,
said President Weeghman OF the Chi
Caeo Federals was returning to him.
The money was sent to tn" Chicago
club by johnson to pay bach bonus
advanf ed for signing IA contract with
the federals.
johnson said, even if the money
came he would not accept it until af-
ter he had the advice OF Manager
Griffith of the Washington club.
Chronicle-NCws, soc month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29

Heartburn is symptom OF indi-
gestion. Take a dose of HERBINE
in such cases. The pain disappears
instantly. The bowels OF ate speed
lily and you feel fine, vigorous and
cheerful. Price soc. Sold by The
Hausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29
WEALTHY BUSINESS MAN
ACQUITTED OF MURDER CHARGE

Trenton, Tenn, Dec. 2S.-Iamcs
y. Afford. wealthy business man of
rutherford. Tennessee, today was ac-
quilted of the murder of Harry Coul-
,cr, a lawyer. in September, 1918.
/ he case has been in the hands of the
Jury since Saturday evening. Afford
laimed he shot Coulter and the lat
.er's father. w. S. Coulter. in defense
OF his home.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29

The honor OF closing the boxing
period in California fell to Eddie
Roy and Red Watson. who finished
with the clock on Dec 49,
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29
DECEMBER EXPORTS
EXCEED IMPORTS

Washington, Dec. Secretary
Redfeld today told President Wilson
and the cabinet that exports from
the United States dur' December
until December &c exc, eded>the i'm
ports by sSS,0G0,000.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29

II you have tried other things by the
score and will now try "GETS.IT."
YOU Will realize this glorious fact.
You probably are tired sticking on
tape that won't stay stuck. plasters
that SHIFT themselves right onto your
corn. contraDtions that make a bun.
die OF your toe and press right down
on the corn. Put two drops OF
''GETS-IT' on that corn In two sec
onds. The corn Is then doomed as
sure as night follows day. The corn
shrivels. There's no pain. no fuss.
II you think this sounds too good to
be true try it tonight on any corn,
callus. wart or bunion.
"GETS-11'' is sold by druggists
everywhere. o5c bottle. or sent di-
rect by l.. Lawrence * Co. Chicago.
Sold in Trinidad by Brewer Drug Co.
w. S. Green 4 Co. and Hausmar
Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29
Corns Quit, Pains
Stop, With ''6ets.lt"
Quit Plastsrs, salves and What ots.

After using "GETS-IT" once you
Will never again have occasion for
asking, what can ] do to get rid of
my corns?' "GETS-IT" is the frst
sure. certain contender over known.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29

Chronicle-News. soc a mouth.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-29

Chronicle-Ncws, soc a month.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
Wie Gnglanb ben amerifani.
ihea 6anbel pernidtet.

llnier Siioen befinbet iid in gro.
Der gtotb, lucil Die @ad)irage nad
Sallnpoae in 6oIee bes arieges
itarf abgeiaucn lit. Gnglan0 leIbit
bate 8ertpenoung fir gaumlpoae,
aber falft iieabiihtIi6 ni6t uno ben
Sruno babcu Die aommiiiGre oeS
cnglii6en S9asamts nit 5pniider
Oifenbeit hargelegt, nGrnIi6 pie
foIgt: &enr jebt gaumipoae nab
Gn9lanb erportirt fpirb, 70 piirbe
bas einen SbeiI Der S6ulo bon 200
@tillionen Collars tilgen, peIdc eng.
liihe 9anfierS rno aaufleute in Die.
lem Ganoe gu fproern buben. 9as
ioa permieoen lueroen, neil @rglano
uns Die 200 WtiQioneu Dollars ent-
5ieben mill unb Der iDeitere 0rltno
1T, man mill nit bem Ginfailf 70
lange parteu, bis Die amerifotriihen
9fIan5er I'M jeben greis ibre @aa.
rem perfaufeu. gtun fonnte 9euti6-
lanb, oeiien ,SrouItrie troB oes 4rie.
ges i'm @angs iit 8aunupolle prau.
den, aber ba @merifa seine SailDeIs.
iti ic bat, 10 miiBte iie aitf bolldnbi.
i9en Sflffeu transportirt iperben,
aber NIT ibrem iiblidsn So9mutb
uno WtibaAtiIng aller neiitraIen
Rehte bot Gil englii6e &egierung
BEN boIldnbiidcn Sdiffen perboten,
fir GeutiblaHo beitimmte Baum.
moue 5u transportiren. glio t0nnen
mir, neil Gnglonb es nerbietet, feline
8aunlnoae e.portiren.
Ger gerlait, ben Die Stodunq i'm
@aununlen.Grport unierem Sdnoe
peranlaBt, liebc iid ettpas bur6 cinen
itarfen Grport bon g9ei5en uno
5leifh allsgleiben. Sier tritt rieoer
Gnglnno bn5rpiifen linh erflGrt, bal,
boudnbiffe S6iffe oieic 8aaren MIR
biirfen, fpenn lie 6ireft ar
Die boIl6nbiide @egierling foniignirt
iino, 10 Oab Oieie DeranttportliG ge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

nsr ndber unb nGber; id) bsrfiidte
duf 1000 Weter au fonmen. UNI bic
faiibenben Wolfen su erreiden. nbsr
mein Derfolger. ben mir fortgeieBt i'm
gluse bebieltsn. fties idneller aIs mir
unb lam INNER nd6er unb naber.
llno pl0blib getpabrte ih in nur 800
Wleter Gntfernung Dor uns nod einen
atpeiten Ginbeder, Der mir ben Neg
abfhneiben ipoIIte. ,SeBi gait es, au
banbeln. SIN Musenblid bate mein
Jlugsait bic Gage erfabt. sd idob
auf ben sylieser Dor uns; bdnn eine
Wenbune, Der Malor reibt ben aaras
biner on bic Wange. gins, 5tpeie,
breimaI feuert er. Tu fault Der feinb<
lide Mpparat. Der iebt neben uns
unb idum bunbsrt Mster entfsrnt III,
Elm Stiid nad oben unb itiir5t bann
tpic Elm Stein binab. Infer anberer
@srfclger ipur inbeHen fat iiber unS
oneelanst unb bef1ob uns nit piifo.
zen. Diht neben bem Gasbebel fbIua
eine Gugel In ben Rumpf ein. Damn
aber umfina ilns i6iibenb unbnr9s
orinslifer Rebel, unb bic Dolten ents
5osen ilns bsm 6einb. oeifen Wlotprz
serduid INNER entferntsr fldng.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

jadig iinb niitten ein Grter, oen 5u
beioen Seiten ireipanoer Iaufenbe
Ireppen Itiisen. Snnen bic berrIifj,
item aIten @obeIins. gpie uils Der
Sdnsfpdrt iagtc, ioIlfe jih jc6er aiif
20. biz 25y000Sranf berpertben. Bill.
Iarosimmer, gi6iiotbef llno Die fid
ariblieBeitoen in1dtigen, ait Der
3ede gctdfelten Sa[ons entljielten
cine reihe 9il6ergaIerie, In Der Be-
merfensipertheriueiie fein eit5iger
Woberner uertreten mar. Gas id)on.
tie Stiid mar Elm 5rauenfopi bon
Rembran6t. ,no 10 fIiidtia, iuie it
bic 8iIoer MIR betradten tonntc. ia.
be ih feiuen 3iueifel on ieiner eht.
belt.
sm @ibIiotbefssimmer itafib cine
lpnnoerbare 9ibliotbef, ourhfpce in
Sdfpciuslebec eebunoen. Die pri.
patgenidder toaren nab iinierent De.
ibmad pobI ettpas iiherlaoen nno
unipobnlif), aber taft ieoer @eaen.
itnito = es iparen aud einige Sell.
eenbiIoer ipenig idouer ausfiibrung
babel - mar elm fleines aliritiuerf
aus beitem Wlaterial. Gin3eleste
Glide, feingcarbeitete llbren, nielthei.
Iige @anSihrditfe unb rieiige 9etten.
lleberaa peihe, hide Seppihe SIM
gB5immer eli, iiugebeiIrerSi ilberidlas
pom SaIsfab On Bis 3ii 3rpei mad,ti.
aen tpappenseidmiidten Iaielauf-
i1ten.
SD CLAUDE, Granfreih bilt es aus,
ipenn mir cine 4riegsentiddbigung
iorbern bab lid, bic Serren ba bril-.
ben punbern!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
2ofal Beridt.
Oebmrtex.

9lop uub Selen Sin, goaI Strabe,
stilape.
SIiper uno Charlotte gheberboier,
1865 @ictor StrnBe, Ylaohen.
Sine iino 9nura @clt 3257 Wir'
linia gIace, Wiaoden.
sllDert une Bertha Werfel, 1925
Snrgonne StraBe. anabe.
Sscbn euno Wfnne SiniIafubl,
1905 Sabiras Gtrabe, Rnabe.
g8aIter nn6 2oiliie Glenn, 9f3
Sobn Strabe. Gnabe.
Gnuib unb Gliinbctb Sunt, 1900
State 9lpcrue, Mlbden,
Carl ,ino Gbnn Wlunnea, I'LL
gorf Strabe. anabe.
GSmaro inb Weargaret ggbert,
26f2 Goof GtraBe, anabe.
SPiie nno sSannie giitfell, 103t@.
8. StraBe, Widod,en.
Bernard irnb gInun Sdulte, sos
%. 8. Strnbe, Gnabe.
gsiIliam nnb slnna Steinbed, 1869
@eIt StraBe, annbe.
ssranf uno emma Sdhparber,
1862 GebIer Gtrnbe, Wldb6en.
Srnnf uno Soiepbinc 5ebn, 657
Carr Strnbe, MaOhen.
Charles iub Wabel Snmilfon,
562l 9rentice Strabe, Waoden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
aomiid)er aau,.

Gin unbefdnnter Wann rief am
Wiittop9 Ssrrn unb5rau Rhine, 1926
wlarfban 2lpsnue, 5Ipsimal tsIspbonif1
duf, unb CAB fid als Coroner aus. .5n
oisisr gisenidaft ibsilte sr Der ga.
niiIie NIT. oab sin alter Ureunb bes
Serrn Slime, ebparo MiIer, pI5blih
ssfiorbsn lei, unb ii9 bic aside in Der
Wlorgis befGn6e. Der ansebli1e Coz
rpner nsrIansts Qustunft iiber ben
Mobnprt Der Wsripanotsn bss ansebs
LID Weritorbsnsn unb srbielt aud oies
is. 0egen 4benb ritf berislbe Wann
nodmals on, un6 fpoIlte ipiTen, tpas
nit Der qsi6s gsidebsn iolls. Sn3ipis
f4en bate Die Gdmilie Grtunoigunssn
einss5ossn unb Iiellis iih berdus, bae
WliIler nod Iebi unb iid irgenb iemanb
aus eGn5Iih unbstannten @riinbsn sis
nen Idlsdtsn G9sr, NIT Gamilis Ri.
ne trlaubt bat. Die ppli5ei ipurbe bes
nnd1ridtigi unb Dem Wanns ipurbs sis
ne gale ssitelt, bod hatit Der iomiide
Rau5 es porse5ossn, bic Sumilie nidt
ipisber nuf5uruien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

0reiunbnenn3ig beut. :.
idc @eIebrtr, Gitcraten, ai;nitIer
imo &onlponiiten, nel6e Die aeitige
8liitbe ibres 2anbes oariteQen, 5nben
elm Runoidreiber erIaiien, iporin tie
aegen bic 0erungIimpfuug Ssutf9-
lambs i'm qus!anbe, ipe5ieG in
ben Ser. Staaten Brotcit einlegen.
9as mar cine Gelegenbeit fiir Die
grobe Siiterin Der allltur luno Mo.
raj, Die .gfeip gorf @peniug Soft" !,
ibr 2iht leiIdten 81 Iaiieit, 5iuual lie
alaubt, Die ean5e SnteIIisena
3eutibIauos 81 8obeu idmetiern sli
f0nnen. Gs lit niht criiftIid, oaB
ibr Dos gelunsen mare, benu lire
@iberleglnq beItebt in perfriinpelter
2ogif, p6bel6aiter @erbobnund lino
ecbeuheltsr iitilider gnt,iiitung.
9ie llnteraeiGner oes Manifeites
peiieu barauf bin, bab bic slbma.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

unb fraus0iiTden Golbaten banten oiss
len Sbieren ibr 2eben. Die Sunbe
fuden Oas @sb0l5 nan Wsrnunostsn
ab, bic nidt islbit i'm Stanbe tparen,
iih in Siderbeit du brinsen. geim
quffinoen folder @srpunbeten ~pers
beIIen1 fie unb bic Rotb. areu3saOlons
ne birst bic 6olbaten. giner Der tonls
manbirenosn Offisisre iaste mir, baB
Die 5unbe ipunberbare Disnite tbun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

ipiirSiue geribeioielna unierer neu.
trdlen MeGtt io1te bas arnsritanii1e
Volf proteitiren. Die anglo-nmerifa.
iliihe ssreiIc biilt iih iebot in
Sbtpeigen. SoGtte 0eutiflano iih
elmer iolben entebriing Der amcrifa.
niiden Station id)ltloig gefnahi 10
batten mir bos @iitbgebeul, bas Die
nngIo.aiierifaniife asreiie ange
itimmt bate, boren mogen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

Seber Geutihe iollte ons
repubIitaniide Gountp.Eidet inter-
itiiben, oenn er bat Die 8elpiBheit,
haB er fiir liberale ino fdbige W1n.
rer itinlmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

@s gen,igt nj DIT, Bios aegen
&robibition 5u itinnen. Seoer irei-
iinnisc 9iirgcr nuB and fir Some
HilIe itimmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

Serr Geter Gurr lit Der
bette aenner bes Sinan5peiens IN
Stabt uuo County, elm Mann ron IL
beralcr 8ciinnltllg ilno cin 9eamter.
Der Itets icine pole Tilidt uno
ShnIoiafeit aetban bot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

GS end brit inns elm gan5 be.
I,Loercs gcs1niiren, Die &anbioatur
heS 6erru CHARLES Is. Cooper fir oas
slmt beg Guuntp z tIabmeiiters 5lt
ilnteritiiten, reil mir lpiiien, haB er
INNER oltf bel IibcraIen Seite itebt
ilno ipeiI er lid ie6crSeit als Elm hohlt
5llncrldiiigcr ano p,Iihtgetreltcr Be
mter cripieicu bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

Seber Teutide ioIltc es
iih 5ur 9Iufgabc madden, fiir Dos
Some 9fllle simenocnellt al tpirten,
neil cS Die mirtinnite Wtetbobe bietet,
bic WctrGnttirage 81 regeln nno ben
Grobibitiollltcn Die aanonen 5u per-
nageln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

Erobibttion lit uuoer.
iiiinftig, II l.namerifaniid mn 5fo-
noniid) 10 pcrbcereno, oab Ser Staat
Obio !nb ale St1bte in Ohio Do
burb 81 @runoe geben piiroen. Sas
lit 10 einlellbtenb, baB mir eineu
Sieg oes Brohibitions.s .slmenoements
fir atsgeihloiien baIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

Stimmt fiir Some Mule
uno gegen Trobibition.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

5ranfreifD mllb iebr ibIedt
lei aaiie ieiu. Gicicr 9croaft lmroe
ihon lan9lt Gebegt, ba Die 8eeicrung
teinen offeuliden ausDeis iiber ibre
sSinan5en lleicrt unb er finoet feline
geitdtigung in Der. 5batia6e, baR Die
fran5oiiite giegierllng fem @eIo bat,
Inn 8riegsmateriaI 5u fauien. Sic
hat lid on Ntelp Dorfer @anfiers nit
Dem TerlanNcli geranbt, ibr 10 Iil.
lionen Collars 5u leibell, Die Tie ha5ll
nertpenben nil, in bieiem 2anbe
gferoe un6 iOnitigen &riegsbeoarf 5ll
erlaneen. Sails Die gsefp slorfer
ganfen ihr Be!b su bieiem 3tpetf ber-
geben, 10 mare eirl Groteit BON Geiten
beg amerifaniidcn 9oIfes am EIasc,
oaB ibm Der ganffreoit perfiir5t
miro, Inn Sranfreid gu beIien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

8enn man Dor einem Sabre
berihtet bate, baB Die Sapancr iih
aui ben &aroIinen ieitgeieet baben,
ipiirbe nic Geiamnte amerifnniide
Nreiie Die 9tation gu ben @aiica ge.
rufen baben mo nit 9feft. SSest
aber, no bas Geifcben lit unb bie Ga
pancr Die E6iIippincn p6qig cingc.
ireiit babcn miro fein 8ort gciagt.
Gie gcfrieoigung bariiber, oab
9eutidlnnb DC iSnieln perloren bat,
gilt als GriaB fir Die Sd1bigung
Ser tpibtigiten ameritoniiden SSn.
tereiien. sSreiIih lalltet Die gcritdn.
DigiIng babin, onI S,sapan nah Been.
higiing oes arieacs Die SnieIn mie-
Der rdlrmen peroe. Gs lit nidt bent.
bar, oaB Semanb in ben Ser. gtaa.
ten biefsr @eriiferuHs GIauben
fdenft. Iie Sfdimltng miro MIR er.
fplgen, wenn GcutifImb nit ieiuen
sSeiuoen in europa fertig geDorOeu
1T. 1ann lulro es ii1 init ben Sa-
panern beitaftigen.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-08
NO GRASS WIDOW
.....aa. IN GIaEEaNlEE
II q. n. Lines Win Run Special
Trsin fer Rtodrttion Of The I
Red Widow sIsIonday Night


Tine Red Widow w!,iie clad In
lurfti raimert wiilsofr opportunities
TO the feminine portion of the theatre,
gcers for viewing some OF the most
exuisite creations OF the dressniager's
art, gown building that has bpen.
brought ul to this very day by MIR.
iseyors Of fast tion win supply this at
traction With each new model Us aonn
as evolved. { s,s ,.
Tie Parisian dress review In; tThe
4 Red Widow we are told displays Iips
To- minute fashions that viii de-
= @ : sit;i5tts tts iittiiG ~ no
may be fortunate enough 60 witnesB
It's presentations US Z. 81 K 5 I! 4 & Il St
Tickets for Tho Rcd !. widow : are
now on sale at tile Internrbah PAS
ing already been sold. These tiaisets
VIII be on sale until 9 O'Clock, Non
day. ',s3 IS
'I.e exeugsion leaves aE I:55 d.. Ill.,
Monday aftarRoon and retIfniiie
leaves GreenvilIe insnGdiately after.
The show. Ample cars VIII hc pro-
ylsidtsd and from present Indications, a
large crcM,t win go over The rate
ilsbe one faro round trip.
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8 q fl4i1laB. = sI - q s. :. !.
L.0GM aUR6HE5 s. J. {
H DRl NBGl
t.lf6ciai Data p4eiSade EoIIose;nY.
Ejslisetl s;ssioaqfs Confer { {
enssg sphisi, tsas I; I iiei:i ssiieSe5
itTv


~ Following tho GnisSd Riissienafy
Tam sign, 'yliisl ,SE,y4gs held in RnSlpr:
son tecentist 6eyiie nteresting figures,
Eeiat Ike to Sc!alTch work az .knder-
son, the cor thtitN6ns 10 miss ions,
siliid Other syalti liable statlstics; llas
been c1fs plica is 5ctsd sorti s
This report shows that Tho Fsrst
tfiaptlst ifril of " efsen hesi s the
list In Hfssdddst e2 baritcnli 4 Z ffiliG-
cRuFcn Aas fotal fg l6ershtp or
ma kes an aJltiIiai fcntrih rihutlo1 20
chnreA eSnopsas iof IS ,5ssag gtl.l. inalgf,s
sll tnnuai runtgi ibsition 10 mis- SONS jni
!, an ariea atlount r. 20 sl5l ,a2, /,
ilaases as aslllital per
elnlbar 81 mi IS Ions rs 81, 4 Il .ivS
per Nom : tpf the,
ttti!se 81 heHe e. q fcg Is n ,siii
{ fht snsis bf y ~ cents
& Other clilITebfs - ti!sa s.sss . alan
5laalse a tslit z stsss "a ig, + i...
tIon 70 tlieit lteRfb IS hi il. "a IS q
70 the oiilc lal 81 tires. althou sl
of them compare with The First hap
tist S.isutaas owing tos the tact TINT
t!less iass 3 luxe as. Iifeilts
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- u 3
Common Pien for "a itsierson comfy
spring TORN, came 10 an end yesters
day when tho Jury feafered Vsr-
diet Tor q Il cejysill. his siiit : eai nst
an insurance combs ~, yhis ease
was begun Friday afternoon siut M
moi completaa until esf ferday si,orn3
iHs, str Hss Asking for the
fire ilspral e n Itch he ci aifsl
~ IS DUG him 30 result og q
illIe & Y leQ Elm Inst aprinlg
The Insurance. comp ily Ind sfi
payment on tlie grounds that the
naanc q the i5r 5rla has beeh chan aefi
4an 5agy found Tor. ttie plesefIiE is
the f.lii aJlrn asI "a s GS9. .Si7
is5e Ne iass A. -
teTsia and tlsp itit'orsi for the first
ssses were slisiIli Ell hs s.isldne VviI.
son ne repiisiEisler 81 Ike az efa ,bp
sysist s2y aSs tisIsesi lilt ssi "a eulii9s
.heAf iFlE folleNing S. iess tISe cor II
- lFllen and ttls D olI 8 Ial43 4 Z r. 7syr
tAesf ioiaeS to a1end tic sgees ar, s.
Court WI convene, agsib tonacrfow
allorping.
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F0R SIZE

One five ,oom house, one half acre
lot. IN town OF Townyille. honse
painteu and in good condition This
VIII ;lle sold II, public auction, Ander.
SOP. $: e., first Monday ia Feby., 1919.
tor information apply to w, @. King,
Townyiile. S. C! 81 & :.
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4 fnii ;en load q y ilse K s.
Blowers, Drill fesSes has Just beet
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE GR EXCHls Eighty
min acre farm, iR i 10 miles
inmpkin, Gar, county seat Will
trade for S2.one.00 stock in Andof-
son National Bank. Worth inyesti-
eating p. O.. Box No. 67, Town
Vile, S. c. - 1-22tf D
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s1f we could only have our way
We'd quit our work in shawn.
And do O thro the livelong day.
But yawn yaWn & yawn"
This pleasant june weather has
nut b e.tit1n In thu coal business,
hnsgeycr when we do gel that cold
vet weather ia February end
lstaEcI1illQe still lfaQe In Sioek that
.1I.able Palmetto Block Coal.
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Condensed Statement OF the fnan-
ciaI condition OF the BANK OF AN
DkIlSON,. Anderson, $. G., at the
close of business January 13, 1914 as
shown by the regular report made
to the State Bank Examiner.