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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
wNTrI; WORKS CONSTRUCTION.

Incorporated Town IT S~t"nrwall Okla
\. stone Where plaintiff built i water
works system for defendant town an ac
corIancc with plans and specifications
furnished ~ an engineer employed -
TIE town. he was not bound to INQUIRE
into the limitation on the engineers an
thurity: and Ia an action between ia"
tawn and engineer il immatcrial in the
absence of proof that plaintiff knew If
any departure thrrrfr"m w the rngin.
c<-Vn.tcd States Nircuit Court. of
Appeals. 20. l.. H., 80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

IN eases ~ shock send for u physician
IA once. severe shocks show y, the rnl.i
ness oi The body. pale fac,. half closed
cyclid. irregular breathing. feeble pnl<r
and sometimes iuScH>i hility. III such
eases. while waiting for the phy>icias.
lay the patient full length on the back
with the head low. loosen light clothing
and keep the patient warm with blan.
kcts or coats. No matter what season III
the wear il ma, H.. Warmth applied IN
The surface IN the WY of hot water lni
ties warm bricks OF plates. liberal run
hing ~ the arms AMI legs and artificial
respiration are helpful. Lowering The
hnrd aud elevation ~ the lc., are often
called Ion. III conscious give hut drinks
~ ten. coffee or milk.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
IIIi.IIN AVS

Hurnham ;. Town of Wimlham.
That plaintiffs drain. Constructed ~ m
outlet for water that might rri into
her cellar. has served no useful plrpn>'
-nr manN wears. did not show that q
was unreasonable for her ~ mHfntain IN
AZ a part of the construct on az hrr
house: aud hcucr Defendant tnwn having
notice NJ The existence NJ the drain. was
bound tn consider il in constructing and
maiuiainin. it, highway. Snprrmr
nf New Hampshire. - \ !; 1"l-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Village &c BronNvillc I. Lawrence
Park Realty Co The statute proyindL
ing that highways which have ceased a.
hc highways for any purpose. applies
only to highways. ar longitudinal por
lions thereof. that cease 10 hr u~td tn
their entire width. and has a. applica
en- to -cncroaciimentS "r nuiSancc> ~
The highway. New Work supreme 'ort
~. y. y. =. ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Narucn \. Civ az C"v.ngt"n. Where
ice was formed by rain or melting sno~
which ran down "A fire escape on the
side ~ a builiing and from a coping
ia the rear If the building. hut il lid
mol appear that there was any thrferi
IN the construction or condition ~ the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
HEALTH POINTERS

Fits are very common Occurrences In
public When 4 person : - attacked
knee y, the sufferers head and hold
the head with one arm Loosen the cot
lar and insert the handle "f 4 p~rukuife
or some other hard substance between
the teeth a. prevent his biting hi>
tongue. do not attcmpt 10 restrain thc
movements anil under no circumstance
administer anything hut drink.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
MUNICIPAL LAWS
tHHRiripai IQHrHaii.
OBSTRUCTION IN \ANlGAl;l.l.
~ \TERS

kit~ap County. Trans Co. n. CO, "i
Seattle II Al. .hs a general rule. 4 cit'
i not liable for iuiurics caused hy an
ol,Si in naVialabe waters within
IL boundaries. unless the duty 90 keep
such waters open AMI free from "bstruc.
ton has been expressly imposed upon
il b, statute supreme Court 81 Wash
in.tnn. l.J l.. Il. lao.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

The newly erected county of Pat Dunn
has been wiped off the map of Texas by
4 decision of judge Hopkins. In fact il
never was printed on the maj of Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

The best thing 10 dn with poisonS kcni
IN the home ~ w place them ont NJ tn
reach ~ the children and never under
any circumstances keep p"isons with
other medicines. Most cases ~ poison
ing come from people taking poisson ont
if a bottle kent ~ the same shelf With
medicine thinking il j. medicine. Poison
labels contain their aniiduic> printed
on them. Never accept q bottle of poiSp',
from a lrueg n that has not fhr anti
i"tc 80 the label ~ cases NJ rl.~uninr
the quicker YOU send for the dicinr the
better Do not wait 10 find ont whether
the rISr j. serious ar not.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Robert Fiiz>immun>. rr>tNhilc piiGi-
list and honest blacksmith. will attempt
To prove Ia the supreme court 81 New
York that he j. the real white hope.
Verify a Justice Of our moticrn courts
must have wisdom far t~ran>ccndins that
~ Solomon If old San Antonio EN-
press.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

I'm eases of Mysteries the best course
"a pursue " a. leave the persons entire
j. alone Do not attempt Ia restrain their
movements and II" not >NmpathiZr with
nor Sculd them. ~ IL generally adds a.
the h,stcria. Mustard plas.crS may hr
applied to the solrS If the feet AMI %
the wrists and palms VI the hands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

The Liz South African strike appears
Ia have collapsed. Martial law supple
mcntcl hy field guns aud IN evident in
lcniion ~ use both e. The limit did the
WORK
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Treat ~gunppsdcr bnrH~ aud hnru~
from c'cc'ricity ~ ordinary burns.
from riu~iir l,r ar strong ammonia ~
rom acids should w. f~loDslci with water
-nd washed with a strong solution If
hiking soda rirsf applying vinegar.
When the bnFn T. from an acid apply the
>oda without first washing with vine
gar. :
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Missippians are restricted to rc'ciN-
in. shipments uf one gal cn II whisky
10 4 time. One cal un IA 4 Time >hnild
he ample for any topper providing there
are enough timr>. .rpu> thri>ll
Callrr..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

pui>rn> are \ r~tant mcHarr FIRST To-
cause W carrlr>>Hr~> and second from
bites. IN ca>c> pf snake bites do not stop
~ kiil The snake. hHt tear open the clo
thing and cNIn>r the wound quickly
Etudacc tightly above he wound Ia stop
circulation nrn The holes made hv the
.aug> IN cutting onward aHd length
WAYS 81 the limh. Lct the hlnud flnw
frrrI, frcm tho wound. call a doctor
quickly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Remember there are two things ~ ~
IN eases ~ rmrr.rnr, Keep rnol aufl
send Tor = dpctur II Won d. not under
stand the minnieSi dcta l. ~ the proper
trratnirnt ~ the ease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

lime ia the ewes burns the eveS. Flopi
with water and hattie with diluted vim
r.ar Or lemon juice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

the convenience that could be- provided
chuaply for our farm homes, irt ~
advance ia comfort and intelligence -
we'll n in wealth. Farm and Ranch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

ln dr. or eat bites clean tho wound
thorough, with warm water anil
>qncryr uut ~ much a. ,"u can. VI the
tl"@ - known Ia hc mad the plticnf
~hnnid hr aiken "a once ~ \ PIStcHr
institute There are institutes IN Muslin
-. Louis. Atlanta. !. chmond and I;ll
timorc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Treat a ~caldcd mouth 60 threat with
olive oil rarrnu ril vn~rlinc ur white
~ egg. Apply II ~ drinking II AMI ap
PLY often.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Bites ~ dog- ~ eats. first wash with
SOME ant >rriir collation. and app, hlri.
>hortn. III the animal has been sick
trent n = snake bite AMI get the patient
~ 4 doctor a. quickly - possible.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

I.uhrri I-iiz>inmutls. The famous pus
Hist >roft> at modern h"NIn.. aud
la,ctiuu~l, duhl~ present DAY bouts ~
tam. wv" aud foot RACES. Old Iitz
ckidcutlN think civilization ~ dc.rn
rratin. rapidly Ilr T. due fer 4 terrible
a~Nakcrin. >huud the New York author
tiles be- 80 inhumIn" ~ Ia permit the old
fighter ~ rr enter the ring. tialNc>ton
Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

There Fly no d1Uhiiug thr carnc>tur>>
ul the ~nilrigi~t who would rather hike
than tango. Washington Star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Just ~ il We hadn't troubles enough
already. \ Philadelphia scientific expo
diti.n has gone uui and discovered three
unknown tribes of IndianS.-clcvclano
Plain Dealer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Whoever arranged the catsdnr ms,
ia,c hrrn right 80 The iuh. i,ui II " ~
lee regretted ihai the, lrfi - liiflc Time
nttvrru christmas AMI The iII>t M III
month Nashville Southern Lumber
man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

What can We do - relieve the farm
,r'S wife ~ some "a thr ,irud-cry that
he j. NOW doings What ar. some 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

President Wilson's wrath al the song
>uug IN the Carahao banquet wa> doubt
les, caused ~ The RI, ming Of dreams,
nith philippines" and homes with
-ladrumrS. Nashville Southern ium
herman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

With onlv Wcnts persons shot inr
treason china sln>i have ~ opinion n
lIayil IL 4 rep bile Washington Posi-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Nv the way The telephone trust i com
ing around, il j. 10 &C. inferred thl
President Wilson H. some wire pullr
himself Houston Chronicle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

Mos, ~ the trouble in this wor 4 i
due a. the fact that about me half ia,
people ia il are men and the other hal
Nomcu Chicago Record Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

The proposed government ~"Nhc">hIl
Of telephone lines will bring abe; low
or rates. il j. said. Probably 90: tall
has always been cheap among the nl
tional politicians. Nashville Southern
LHmhcrman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

somehow ~ other. 10 seems ~ ~ a
whole lut harder Ia pull OFF a dnnuihing
session 1T Congress ao1 han u WAS
when Mr. Alirich and Ma. Cannon we're
managing the country. Indianapolis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

III Cnlunri Roosevelt lcridr> ~ w. thr
first drraduou.hf tu pas~ through the
canal hr vi mot n"rTl any electric ear,
~ tow him lhil rlclphia ledger.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
ELEC TION SOON
FOR ALDERMAN
Cess! HR';a9. v "a Net Mel Monday After
noon To ADOPT Ordinance
Calling For Election

Mayor Lee G. IEolleman Issued a
call Yesterday for the Anderson city
council to meet In special session Nom
day. afterno0h for the purpose OF or
dering an election for an alderman to
I'LL out the uneXpired term CT L r.
Fouche, formerly alderman from waeti
4. Mr, Fouche resigned az the last
meeting of tho city conncll on account
.os the fact that he was leaving the
city. .7,s's
Az last meeting OF council the city
attorney were notified Io prepare an,
orginance calling for the election and
this VIII be submitted TO the body TO-
morrow Afternoon by q. Cullen Suili-
van. The date for the election viii
necessarily be at least 30 days from
tomorrow. T
Keys Gilmer, one OF tile heat known
young bnsiuesR men OF Tho city has
been mentioned as candidate for the
position and In all probability he VIII
make the race. The tenure of once
for the new alderman VIII come 90
an end on August Is when ali of the
city'a aallceFs will again he voted nnoIi,.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
DfstTlbusea s

llaleiEhs April 4 Bryan oflnnaa.
secretary of has sls liaG pslslt-
ed for cistFs s1lition tflr1iik tie
state q pamphlet coflta aistlss sse sfnS
fneuts that VIII be subSl "a che
voters sS1r ratl llcat lonya tiiu ext lseii-
,efai eleeion this I'll 4 and tFefe
5ixs topics for tIlscessio1 N sfte pro-
grass i've DemecFatie 46nficn snef
held here. 7hey. llfa 81 81 s SAINT ia
the reg gLaters eS a ia S b 2 conn.
Ties for general dist If a are
being cltcsilafS stIl eyeE tgsy
possible lil order that tssa ssStIIli s mae
bs fully infoEniea rs to an cf y len the
time for their Fats fcaticas Iilv ba.iot
arrives.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
] DRUG IIl
TO BE- GO Is s|lllLlIk!II. 1!
vgiIl Fake Charge 81 RusiAsss To-
InoEfoyy aEd Cor biilsed Stores
Bega This Week

"a Sack. y 10 ideFafjia
interest eil over Anderson county
took place yesterday when II. II.
cssayton. frietng sf Graytoa,s Drug
store, snepilIar asSsssis. street drug
IBUucerHE PuEpuaHgu INT : a1aFpIH AJrHE
store from p. u. Mart tin Tbja deal
has been underway for the past two
months hut no eonclusion was reach
ed until yesterday The eonsaderat tion
,ss not known but II Is understood that
Ijgiilte d Sum was involved.
These two drugs stores yare III ads
Joining hiiaineas ana aincs the pur-3
|ehese OF yesterday it Ri N leave only
|nlie drug store on that side Of North
AlfIf street. a g
he taking os stock viii Be begun
by the artin eoinpa aiiy. Non lay and
viii be compl leted aa soon as possi ihie.
|atfwhich time Mr. Crayson viii begin
moving his stock OF goods into the
Quarters now occupied by skfattirs asid
the store room he IiiiW oclpieB VIII
probably be offered fer rent.
CIR. GRAFTON has been In the drug
ttlaslneas u anderson for u yeart md
tho Mr. Martin Has not bs9a
Fl the husife bsre for aslcls q ZEN az
OF tiIne ~ 6 ye teE7ay that he
would retIfs fsoia tsts drag bssssaass
eatIreIy and detofe All sof Il Is S5isiie &
tno gPorsFyS ustaDi lnenE whieii be
VIII open m NORTH tefsoh aflDnt tie
first oss ilext IsoIs
as.lsee nat nF ssialis Gg:liss,
U1Fy lzFEiT y IEEI Iz7zg FEIKEy 8lGTG as
head pr iptioh clerk WI remain
with Che new cQlesFns
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
lAaPR oyEAaENJT IN, hlExIcA-
FOREIGN RELATIONS ,
PREDICTED
g !EI.Ts'E Ma Il RRPEE Y.

l.iRy .Aaaoniated pranal

El I'aso, Tex, April II. - Much Inn
iprbyelnenti in the foreign relations OF
tho 0nAtitntio iohaliat proyisfOnnl gov
Iefhmentsof Northern Mexico, if is pre.
Idicted; viii result from the meeting
promised ut Chniihuahua next weak
between General Wennsitino Carranza
and General Fra ancisco villa.
representation OF the most pifsorS
ems nature have been pouring n on
fieneTal3 " Carranza at Juarez from
Was On since the expulsion OF the
.Spani3fds from Torreon. Carrsnza.
- 9..s ..s.s said. has made no direct repilss
20 sseFeTaI OF these reprasenfatfons,
5afad today it was said that the state
idepartment insisted that definite writ.
is75sEs f5Islizr Us reIurnau. TFe QUESTION
involved deals with the exDuIsion al
SpuhiaFda, the confiscasion of proDerts, !,
and the represent alton OK flie IJ,ifeil
States to deal With CaPeatiza on behas n
OF other nations, Sc
- si5 MIA II sluYIEUrB-eXS
pressed the opinion today that Ieitirt.
abela acslng foreign minister. was
tli adyised in issaing . public state
ment YES terdRy quofing Csfrailza az
dlssaissled spper the visit OF II z.,
tsasyios, Hrlttsh consul at El Pascs afid
pnintIn out that some actions bx
other goyer ritFienfs would greatly I'M.
prove fore I'm relations, announced at
Naaales g month or more ago TINT he
woald fnais on each foreign eovefTi, !,
nleilt its own fepre eii ta san
70 lllEll' rat her than through fi:a State
stl5lesiat ~ ten ;sssssss ssss ssaaEs
iiIea 70 stiis lIis IN S
oss hs aaIit e gkon. But tie FaheIa 4
e. was interpreted as ifitiicat1
'lslg ne pres samptiou os stiffeF T.
slsElS hy General Carfanza.
Is tranza has been ma az apne n
sseEitly ii dealing With both fore Tn ana
s.ofnesEic Affairs BY the 1isordafe "a con ;
tlttipst at ToFreop as the natssra9 .rea,lIt
Qk EAEo weeks Of seYera figh ksne Eklsss
SD ION u ths os.ea 81 lsss
80 aIdelt IN Son cities re canfls T.
s7= = fsSst IN zII5 Va
ses e pt Hrs Ia the Solish must come
- apiIic corr pofideTice.
heart 20 heart talk BET ssees
villa III isreTora. It is saids s q
i094e9 pss with hish hops 81, 5fIler
Tie two have mt met aiiiee
TIE dero reyoi Ion, ana since as 4 z
lilsls Xlila has ffsen from tie crude
yI77FTsF5E II EIlasE band 70 the come
ID ma
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
Colsl IAN Has
sibit at Il aris
Z lBy Associated preaal

q. Paris, april i L. Extreme schools
sf painting are ltttis In eyIdenee IL
{ tllss iona Salon og Fine ,Afts.
Witch OpeneE here tomorrow TIis
pTincl etsors are the swors ),
sy the late CASTOR T. Toucile. IS q
The picture which draws nf5sf a.
tentfnn frn1n asifIns. l.. 1ri.-. H. -
ftiseners Return from the Chm =
which ia slrof s. IN cofnpositioil ariss
color and almost revolutionary An
snethod 81 So 4
g Amnng AnneRl lean exhibitors are
Anne Coll Athis aife. az AInhnl.an. !. Z ma
ward areIiet: of Santonio, and FredeF.
Weber of sIssibia. IS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
EIUERTA's PR oAgPT APOLOGY
RELIEVED THE TENSE.
SITUATION
OF MARINES
State Department Demands That
Fafslser ESils Because o. Race
Shah Be stopassl
tBy Asaociatad presaI

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toiv scith IlslieHea
nrnI,n, 3, !, ls.t y 2
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
,fyleaFfRe T50sish .Sg e,l,eT,,f s

Y New York. Ap Apgil q IN le 81 sefneifk
oe the Rcttal CON II bIla Sog .cle
hellSe ban rs aiia truat com q szl
Ire dags " hat
hold 80 y feaerze I'll }s:e-
ceses esiof legal req dnirements. eThis n
an Increase Of SSs 2zs $50 from lsG
week. 4
Actual conditions: Loans decreased
81 s0s9s 600 I: specific Increased 81 ,82a =
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cIrculat tIon decteaaed S2Og, 900 bank
ga sss 4 AnS A nan =
900 !; sgsfs sEse cash reserve
ssAzA 9ee. s.sa sAss - -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
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hr. ii I'd ts6n Il sFs
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
oPPo oNENIS OF REPEAL no
BEGIN OPPOSITION I'M
EARNEST
4 HE TED CONTEST
Every Available Argument WIN
Be Uaed % Have COMMITTEES
Report adversely
(BY Agancinted Prnasl /.

4 asningtonJ April 1.-THE heaVfest
artillery whicI opponents of The Pan
anna canal toll exemption for Ameri-
can ships can bring 70 bear will be
trained agRinet the administration Is
fiat repeal policy before the senate
coinmittee on piter-oceanic cafials
next week. Every possible argument
that can be raised Is to be- brought
forward, II the hope of prevailing on
the com iitttse ir make an adverse re-
port on the bill as II passed the
house, ana falling In that, to lay d
foundation foF continuing the fight
In the senate iLself,
In addition to the general opposi-
finn IN nhnfelstt.t sntNaal.s ths.s.. ...:si r.
arguments BY democratic senators
who agree that eyeInption for Aneri-
cRn shipa s. m violation of the Hay
PaGnc cefote tleaty and that the gcl-
.ernment should reverse itG pulicE, but
hope the means q kbRineine This raanlt
about can 30 tantpered with az
amendment Ing the sogefeignty
l2f the United IS lltes over the Panama
canal. z
Whatever ihay be the report Of tie
canals comitt ee ID there. Is q pos
slhility that egeral proposed Islel.
Sulcslf lltl y tle{ ft5l. IcQ HtIH0uL fEGcQE1-
memo alton dt1iH istration and oppo-
siti6A leaders de that tie first
fight win be over an 4feoIt to ainenti
the Sims bill vi eli passed the house.
Gllallp ions Of tl president s. position
lilasisst that there vi be no colnpro-
ltsae sfhey here 10 their confident
d fed &c inns haf toll exemption for
american co wise e ships Will be r(y-
peal
Senator @, ,Gornlans chairman OF the
Inter oceanlc canals committee, and
leader of democratic oppOsit don ito the
lfeDsals plans to make q forceful ar-
gunefll before the committee next
week agasnst the administr atoms po-
hItinn. On 4lia Rrnnn IA 1fiaa 4lilAs eeA.sl
-
'isosed treaty s'itii SsSsssstTalia = cIauHel
may have access to q canal free of
TOLLS *
The clause b identf fcSi with one IN
q previously negotiated. but never en-
forced treaty wi itli 3oIonhi which
sells. Il IS fnconsjs jstepk for Great Bril-.
sfeaS 8ritain approved The argtt+
tain conceded the fisEs OF the IInitah
;StAtes % Exempt cotDnbian war Hest
l5T7i5I A. - lIlcuuslste4lE I1T TessE 1lTls
tain TO mGintsin nov hat the United
States Ipay not ex ernpts American
coastwise shipping II
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
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I:ssr IsIiIi EEi.ars

ehtag tor, Aprn II Instruction
catnps tor medical ofi3cers ana mons
cpHEhfsRs soned officers oe the sanitary
crgpSe organized militia, IN be estabsi
5Ishen this Summer s. was announced
Is the war department today, mt the
KeiluWfF. Z nlarae aslessst q Al tse.ye =
Fort yer VA, May 4 % 3; for oiflears
az sylgansa, New 5ey, Dele
ware. Maryland, yltgi iflla. nd District
al Col sltsnia Fort cpleTsna, HAY
IN ~ d hflsslsss FD i
hips will be prqslded with;
com ss..sHsa 4 mi aid ftfId isiS
firn1asie ani; will % & 81 ever faGilit5
ser thorough course 0e iilrtSlietio1
n feguIasieHs p The field.