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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-02-27
THE SCHOOLS.

The discussion of the provision Of
The appropriation bill relating TO the
educational department by the senate,
it seems to US, showed a lack of in
formation on the part of the senators
,aking part in the discussion. The
legislature has heretofore passed four
separate acts in regard to State aid for
rural schools, and laid down certain
conditions upon which the schools may
participate in this State aid. A great
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-02-27
Church Of the Redeemer.

Grew. Edward Fulenwider, pastor.)
Nothing preventing, the following
will be the programme of divine ser
vices at the Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer next Sunday:
II a. m. The regular morning SER
vice. Special addresses regarding the
"Laymen's convention" recently held
in Columbia will be made by DR.. Geo.
B. Cromer, Prof. S. ]. Derrick, Hon.
J. B. Hunter and Mr.. Dutton.
7:30 p. m. The services will be un-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-02-27

der the auspices Of the college Y. NJ.
c. A. President Harms will preach
the sermon.
1915 a. m. The Sunday school
meets. The blue ship" is still lead
ing the red ship" To win means
wcrk.
The public is cordially invited to all
services.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-02-27
5 ticking to Facts.

Judge.
Waverly-I'Il bet cookie the bride
wasn't pretty.
Why do you think that?
Waverly-Because newspaper ac-
counts of the wedding put so much
stress on her fine character and sweet
disposition
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Committee to Investigate the State
Hospital for the Insane.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
10 PRY
HIGH TRIBUTE
Physician Gets Severe
GriIling ON the Wit.
ness Stand
i'm ASYLUM
INVESTIGATION
DR.. Saunders Takes Her Accuser
In Hand and Forces Admis.
sion that He Knows Moth.
ing eE Situasion
special Corraspopdenca

opSCldh SOEISb9ODueHCS4
Columbia. Feb. 10.-I3r Eleanor q.
Saunders. the young woman physi-.
clan against whom charges have been
dled by assistant physicians, the
board OF regents and the Governor
OF South Caroliaa, this laftefnocn nut
DR., T. X. EaToutlSeEs OF Rock Hill,
the chairman otShe board of regents,
through q severe gfillilg on the Wit
ness stand.
The young woman who has been.
&c vieiensls a4taelIaa by all ee..ees::;:-- =
ed, won the admiration of the large
number OF spectators by her brilliant
cross examination OF the witness.
She trapped him on many questions
and he was forcedtto admit that he
knew nothing sdefnite concerning
her work. Sfne, my her sttrra.gthttssoo;y@
ward questions, forced him to pay o
high tribute to her moral character
and her ability as q physician. She
broke down all or his inslnuatiops
and proved to the legislative COM
mjttee that Dr. Gar1utners voted for
resolution coneemning her when rs
matter of fact he Knew nothing
definite to substantiate the. CHARGES
that had been made In the resolution.
The young wssnan displayed her
great knowledge pf medicine to the
utter discomfort Sc DR. Carott tthets.
whose ignoranpe ef sne6leal matters
she displayed. psu mont hefura The
committee. Thak tie g lire i5aFest e
tipn was bF0usilt a 5 81 q
q q movement 10 nist her was made
avsdanf hy ttiR i7f7,fr, = &vny,,oe, Re,3 al,ar
cross examination. -
DR.. Carouthefs Was on the stanfi
all the afterDcun ana the feature OF
his testimony was his lack of knaRi-
edge OF AFFAIRS al the hospital.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
COMPANY ASKS
FOR LIMITATION
Owners of Nantucket Ask AID of
United States
Court
tpy Aesoofated preaa.l

Norfolk. Va, Feb. 1O.-Limitation
of liability in the, collision OF the
steamers Nantucket and Monroe of
the Virginia coast is Esked by the
Merchants G Miners' Company, own
ers OF the Nantucket, in a petition
fled in United st6tes court here to-
day. Suit for $t.6O0,60O libel for
damages to the Monroe which was
sunk with a loss OF foEty-one lives, is
pending against the Merchants &
Miners Company.
In its petition the Merchants q
Miners Company denies responsible.
ity for the collision. but oifers to
surrender the Nantucket for the
benefit Of creditors in case libel
charges are upheld. Vigorous coun-
ter charges againststhe Old Dominion
Company. owners of the Monroe. are
also contained in tliet petition. The
manner in which the bow of the Nam
tucket was wrenched to starboard.
tho petition declares, Is evidence that
the Monroe was moving rapidly when
the vessels struck. Improper and
illegal handling OF the Monroe just
prior to the accident IS alleged.
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CURTIS Hope
TO CIR OsS q
FsVEaI0T EreSSseSs 81. 49, 81
WeasileF Condlitiu, -.
By Afsoclaied pfkss.).

New York, Feb. II. tenn &. s,sirs.
tbs, the American aviator. bTsii iictsts
on his return from Europe toI ~ ~ 4
the proposed tWenty-Fouf boil,s M Z
across the Atlantic d1ritil fils couaiFSs y
snmmer ssill be snrce siI IL flles
J, y vs.siirs rOuuIE1Ons are fdF3Fhb Ia, NffsI
Curtis came back to stilsaf siba fl,s
construction for Mr.. Rolils, s. wa, 4 I,
maker Tor the flying boat e, Z 81 81
the attempt will be made Z 5;
IN my opinion he said 4
lying machIrs. which is seS5 ilSasr
anything we have at = n y I, t'ssi,it
make the 1,600 mile nsrl ffoni a ~
johns, n. E., t0 the III n soSsak 80
the rate Of seventy ! Ia q, IAiSSs
without g atop. Ihe nieehl i 3 ssiII IS
able 70 carry enoEgh kaaois e pSf :
long trip and WIN h1th gfoiFi Z
TO twenty SEniiDns 81 khtsr
fhe new niRchine frffl satre - ~
least two xn6n. zahafi ilst ~ :. So
.tsip nlyhels IS ! ila 3 e 5I.s5l
I know enough k8 ii ft.6 NJ
90 the trick. ~ fAolild hd naSg
aleF 40 tellea eilSs 81 cS ne &
Atiattic alEht.s =
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YACHT WARRIOR II /
DRIVEN ON REg. BE! Aes &c: ! !
.Radiosrar Received Tnd;sasel
Grave DaHseT u ssssEeasGSES
(By Assoclated Preesl

New Orleans. Feb. Frederick
w. Vanderbilt's yacht Warrior, which
went ashore of the coast OF Colon
bin several DAYS ago.. is being driven
further onto the beach by q hurricane,
according te g Eediogsam received
here this afternoon by the United
Fruits wireless station. 1t said:
tug ..s sent sen ff:s::: bus
WAS unable to get the Warrior of.
"Theiyacht Warrior was lefEs alone
with q HURRICANE blowing ana was
being driven onto the beach only one
ships length distant, now likely go
hard ashore any time. Only threa
feet OF water on starboard."
ascording to recent reports all Of
the Warriors crew had been taken
on except ten men, but nothing con-
earning the reIdaining ten aas learn
Sed. 1fr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt and
their guests, the Duke an6 Duchess OF
Manchester and Lord Faleoner were
reseted by tie United ernis steamer
AImirante which recently sailed for
New York.
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DIPLOMATS
IN WASHINGTON
British Offlcials May
Make Clear Situation
In Mexico
FOR A BETTER
UNDERSTANDING
Sir Lionel Garden, Retiring
British Minister 10 Mexi.
co Expected TO Visit the
Capital City
,9y Associated Press)

Washington. Feb. 10.-With Thorn-
as B. Hohler. secretary OF the British
legation in Mexico City. now i'm
Washington, and Sir Lionel Garden,
the retiring British minister TO Mexi-
co, about to visit the city, 1t is be-
lieyed here that all concerned will
understand hereafter the British
governments Intention to be guided
by Developments !n the hnre!can pei
icy toward Msxicn.
Sir Lionel Gardens visit is expect
ed by his friends to clear up misap-
prehension as 70 his attitude towards
the Huerta government, and 1t IS
suggested, too, that h: can tell much
concerning recent events in Mexico
City that is not known by American
Charge O'shaughnessy because i OF.
the latteFs peculiar diplomatic
status. "a
More important iEsfts results than,
Sir Lionel's visit are expected TO
De conferences which Mr. HOMER. ID
holding with various officials In
Washington. The. British diplomat
has had 1t impressed on him that any
settlement Of the Mexican trouble Is
barred that does not involve the
complete eliminati5ncog Gen. Huerta
as factor In Mexican politics, and
he wiil carry news to Mexico CITY
when he goes there in the next week
or ten dnys. Z !. {
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READY TO CONSULT
TIE PR DENT
At On i4pfii-TEuEE Rse ia =ss
Program III
Congress
LBy Aaaoelated praes.l

Washington, Feb, 10 Having de-
liberated several weeks on the anti
trust legislative program as suggest-
ed BY President Wilson, members or
the Senate interstate co1inierca ccra-
n1ittee aoGay are ready eo consult The.
President with regard 20 proposed
ttnend ndments 10 tentative bills, and
. c0nference has been ARRANGED at
the white House for Tomorrow.
Republican senator's on the commit
tee who have suggested auiendmefft8i
DO the interstate trade commission,
bin and the measures f0 supplement
the sherman act, have been urged
20 Join with the democrats IA this
conference. II Is the pnrp0sS OF the
adininistfation leaders to keep the
tr=.sss sses sic..s. ss.::.. 80. cs eatsetis
L aoaelble. and to this eifd thp re-
puhlicans continually arc baing ure-
ed to part ticipase Ia the framing of
hne Dliih N cOmulIJtegS s - . sIF7 49,
AeEde from Eommunieatfne their
olsa ldeas to the Pre- hs ID
teg.ativs bills, the menbefs 5f tsie
conlmitteo desire also 70 get further
sugEestions from tho chief executive.
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W;lI Be Given
Public Execution
(Ry Associatad Presal

Jqarez, Mex, Feb. 1O.-In the alb
sence OF official dispatches, Gen.
francisco villa tonight said he hoped
the newspaper report OF the capture
Oh the bandit Castillo was correct.
II il proved true, he said, he would
bring the prisoners to Juarez and
have the mpubIicly executed.
Every American and every Mexican
will be invited TO attend the execus
ton. he said. feel g great resDoa-
sibility because I have given Anieri-
cans my promise that they would he
protected. Having failed In this par
ucular instance, want to vindicate
myself by wiping out the bandits
who slaughtered forty-one persons.
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No Bodies Were Found
Nm the Burned Train
(by AssoeInsad pressl

Cumbre, Chihuahua, Mex, Feb. 10.
--Working from the south end of
Cumbre tunnel today explorers ira
yersed the length OF the burned pas.
,Benger train, but no bodies wer
sHSi ssSttifi7i,. 10 the wreck Itself Is buried
IN earth. Fragments OF bones were
,piced up.E - - y
Z A powder pun intact In its metal
lpxes Q purse and the clasp OF q lar
ger one lieyea To- have been the
properly OF hIfs. Lee Carruth were
found, rs we're also other articles,
~ T he north port Is aft sill behind
smoke. Guards haze beam placed at
tboth portals to prevent hysteFfcal
geFspns to enter in search OF Telag
tITa.s 8 : y - - -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
The FRANCHISE
MATTER ENDED
Council By One Vote
Decided the Matter !.
Finally 80
SAME TERMS
AS FORMERLY
The Council Adopted the AmeEid-
ed Contract Last Night Which,
W. Asked for IN y;
December ~

After discussing the Question. nFh
and con. for well oyer an hoar anu
hearing the expressions of opinions
and these Opinions reiterated 5y she
city attorneys, the city council last
night granted the new franchise 10
the Southern Public Utilities Com.
pany. Anderson people aFe alreafje
very familiar with this franchise and
lts clauses. The question had been
discussed at council meetings on sew;
e:ai occasions and one fraE.siisii..sse hat9
already been granted. This franctise
however, according to the power
company, was not correct, since there
were three words to be ehanged. IN I
section three the wording relative 10
the type OF hydrant was changed
and in section seven a Change was
made in charges as TO the aninunf
consumed. The question OF srantlnp
the franchise last night wagi viES-
srously discussed. Certain N alIlernssn
took the position taat the ;franchise
could not be granted &C tfiis meetinT
PTUVldod sly member = or Il q J;s,s I,J,;1
raised objection. ise &, s5 Z
AlderIaan Farmer moved that fla
rulea be suspended and tle rieIIi ~ ].
en- couucif 10 grant ms mn
AiderIne VI mere We n,
and ldarmHn sspsarmaIs TantSS q !
pro iols made by al otber s,a,s6
nvsstigated before counoff kdn,s &
ton. Alderman ARscg lura vas ;,e 8; :.
opinion TINT the -ille y IA
slsS Eiad AZ - rs a 81 & y
UpOit request Git d ~ -, !,
Hood 81 sui llyan, i 4 y q 4 f.9,ti,s,S| II q
Ell the right IA repeal kEs SiIis 3
curing the unanltloue vnl Il "a ss,,,7s
Gil TO grant q franchise. This Z n,ss.
llon was made and resulted IA 4 n;
vote, ALDERMEN Elmores ,flir X. ! s.'s, I
spearman voting against M s. fTieS si,ss.
ana Aldermen Carter, Fartiiar rI,fs
fcuche voting for Il. !. T'h e 4 81 IS In1s
vo,a was cast by Mayor f3o IN s Z, ~.
favor OF the motion. - j -
Mr.. Gilmore made fi,nttnts 81
- ts:ss franchise
fectiVe 1T must be subsnitts6 sn;
vote OF the people. Re. 81 : sSssS6S,, 7. :
Dy Alderman Mcclure ana Z vSta
.ss Zen aldermen Gilmore. Mcclure
siis Az. SpearInan y voting for it whit
leil -. Farmer aid FoiIcha
against. The deciding vote was CO
tion. s 's''siss5 ( ssss .ss 5ist l4.gs "
the question OF granting the frai,.
cnlse was then taken up al a ider-
:::.:.t tiiat the n
pe gransed. On q vote Alderxsass
Mcclure spearman and Finacre vs, y:
AGAINST u, Alderman Cart N gsonrass
sno a,,,. Earmer voting fer i. d The des
man who voted that the frafehise n, /
granted. 57ET7fs = -.
The sfanchise as It nov stands 81
tne cne which the company aaked go,e
ana was given In Decent her, Win tile.
eAeepuon OF the changes ahuve = otad-
while the enItEEil did ,ssss9 ss-.s-
the compsny b direct prom .Se n. ms ne.
In first class hydrants with II i,t,s,s 1,ss I
connections. IL 30 stated laE tSa
ccatract !. as DOW worded viii permit J.
this, 70 be done. 81 = - s.stss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
NEW Ma rs
EzA:XS YaRHyJEyl
~ q ~ - - -. -. " u u.
Transformers Afs To BE Carried
Out 60 Enan Shoals

a car load OF transformers arrived
IN Anderson yesterday for the Port
man Shoals power plant and will to-
DAY be carried out 10 the plant for
early installation. The machinery
aIIisiuB yesperdayS cOnBl5Iea or fOur
fb9-kilowat transformers.
The focal manager OF the light ana
'power company said that hts people
were making splendid progress with
the work they were doing and that
:sisS Tct.a s0oa b able 10 seIniie
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
CASTILLO WITH
BAND CAPTURED
Mexiean Bandit Responsible for
the Terrible Tunnel
(By Associated pressl

Ell Paso, Tex, Feb. 10.-A dispatch
to>the Times from a stan correspon-
dent at Cumbre tonight carries the
report that Maximo Castillo, the ban
dit held responsible for the Cumbre
tunnel disaster, and the remainder
of his band have been captured.
The capture is said to- have been
made at Gabalin ranch, few miles
east of Pearson. The report adds
that the prisoners will be taken to
CRsas Grandes.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
. EARTHQUlERl N ESF YORK
sEsBSciaiiy Severe hi t.6nssfHI a1..i Say.
X II 4 fIlarn "a a a E5st' = ~

q NEW TorII. FeI1: Ilt ae
lasting from fifteen To thirty sscontis
and distnrbing particularly Whist are
seolo ogically known as the Devonian
and Silurian sections : .the riorth-
eastern parts Of the United States,
took place shortly after / 80 O'clock
y; M today. It was especially severe
IN the central and northern parts OF
New York state. VirtualIy all OF New
York state, including tbs city felt che
shock, and New Englend generally
ever ever EASTERN Canada s.f6 parts Of
rev Jersey and eastsT Pennsylvania
were shaken. freinnrs were recorded
as far south as Washington and as far
west as st. Louis.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
Dashed TO Death BY
Jump from Slkyscraper
(By Associated sPfess. J

Kansas City; Mo-. Feb. 10.-Miss
Elna Zimmerman, q stenogranher so
years old, today leaped from the roof
of a flftaen-story building in the re-:
tail district and was dashed to
death. Miss Z.;nmerinan's friends
could give no reason for dependency,
on her part.
Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman, the
girls parents. committed suicide. The.
mother hanged herself and the father
elInt hlmsele. &
ORE sy.ta tor on the occasion OF the semi
centennial OF his aimamater, Newber-
~ College. He Is one OF the strong
men of Charleston. 4
The Rev. w. H. X. PendIeton Of
spartanburg. chairman or the execn-
tive committees. Is rector OF the EpIs-
eopal church or SpartanbnTg, and one
OF che beet bet sse:seae!:ess - L! che Ssata
regardless Of denomination
ss Mr. Panl cuattlebanm OF Conway,
one OF the speakers last night, Is q
member OF the ubiquitous fanlilS of
that name, and he Is said by many
10. ne one Or the best OF tfs. name.
and that is going some for all Of
Tie 9 ea;s are splendid n,sn,
IN the church and IN every day. life.
Mr. Paul Quattlehaum e Cit OF II,
one corner of the State, the very Tar
corner from Anderson. but he is a
mai whose light cannot, be hid under
z hrshel and some day he viii come
to the top.
<13tner 5RI9Huiu Ez.slii from tine Se;,
Dee Eection OF the State Is Hon. n r.
elll OF Florence o man who cor.
have any honor nt the hands OF the
people OF his county. He is q man.
,cf splendid moral albre. 60
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
PROPOSED POSE RULE
FAILS TO PASS
Effort Made to Stop
Filibuster in the
House
COORDINATION
OF COLLEGES
Proposed Measure to Coordinate
University ard College for
Women Is Meeting With
Strong Opposition
speeia1 CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
Columbia, Feb. 10.-The house this
mcrning by q vote of 5s TO a. refused
TO adopt O new rule which would put
an end this session to fIlibustering
by providing that only one motion
to adjourn or recede from business
could be made af'er the previous
question was ordered. The adoption
OF the rule required q two-thlrds vote
in Its favor, which was not forth
coming, after the rule had been de-
bated for nearly two hnurR
Opposition Develops
The house at noon opened the de-
bate on the LumplSin Joint resolution
to allow the coordination of the col.
lege for women with the University of
South Carolina. Although the ioint
resolution proposes giving the state
property valued at $780, ,000,. after q
fund Of one hundred thousand has
been raised to pay off Its bonded in
debtedness, 1t Is being strongly op-
posed by representatives OF winthrop
college
Z The opposition to the coordination
of the college and the university has
developed into such proportions that
there is serious doubt OF the passage
of the resolution. The advocates Of
the coordination of the two institu-
tiops hold that by passing the Joint
resnlutl Ion OF the state will take q big
step tnll ard q ffqrdihg the women OF
South Garplfna an opportunity To- gain
"a hig hAt edIlea ton which they have
stg liIld tlt.S 6oIiiltis nf tIie ~ iife
to plJte Il lti tlifc j ~, pre- eEt c0nd5t Ions 4
y ~ ssie Hottae took a reeesg isiihtii s
etsiakA ton lsl.t tsiii the a.
IiT5il TTSz=1 sIIfilT = q . Inv Il55iuTI.
S, t;eHfhlittee to Aflantn &
The house agreed this morning TO
send q acomnitt tteee to- Atlanta on Feb
rnary Aid IL consisting OF the
speaker of the house and the presi-
dent OF the senate and two members
OF each boz to urge that one of the
regioIial buhkG he i0catd In Colum-
blas Z. 3 s., .g7.
PFOeeedEngs in Senate
The aelsife stt55GaS passsS. &C siiiFT,.. tiiliFT.
reading che anti.Jepanse bill. There
was no npnnsiti6n 10 It's passage. The
senate MISC agreed on the bill allow
ing shertffs TO accept passes ON rail-
roads Tile Indications are the SEN
ate Win pass the Fortner bill pro-
hibiting white people from teaching
I'm negro schools after Char GGfiifasffii ss55ttsi;
county has been exempted. The sem
ate Tetei d fneHsaEa from the gov
eronr ilrgifg the passage Of the bill
today
1hlnpklK ResOIiitss15ff. Esssaalea ssaalleeaa
at the nieht session Dy a vote of
6s TO sb tiis house killed the Lump-
kin joitit resolution proposing the
tie tFafsfef of the college for womi-
en- to the university OF South Caro-
lima ntekila higher education of won.
en-. 6, ;l...5,s u IS a
O'clock Thursday and will 60 to
The house adjourned until 10
char1estptt tomorrow. 81
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sGEG.IDE IN R0CK HILL
Capt. Weller 81 National Guarii ana
Fonlinsnt Otherwise
az ksaoeiated p pfessll

Rock Hi. 81. c., Eob. 10s Can't. ).
y. Wei leEs a. member OF the South
CarclfhG Nhtl0nsI Guard. commit ittea
suicide hcte today BY 8hnctfRs him
self. he sgas q member cE the public
works IlisiEssi0n ard came . here
.tFOJilt zsuFIIl (51Sle=ssslzk.1 NO CAUSE iH
known for the deed. Is 80 g . &
6 Thns rs SsruItt og. Martin tcwnshlp,
was aAa95g The business sisitors to
The staFday. :.
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GOOD ROA Bill
PASSED FI() tssA. 81

(By AssocihtedII Z prasa,l

Washington, Feb. 10.-The Shachie-
ford good roads bill today was paSs-
ed by the house, 282 to ~.
The bill. which new goes to the
Senate, GPpropTit.ttes $50 sss5,ssSSaa, ssSa 49e t. Is
divided S6S. 90 TO each State, and the
remainder among the States on the
basis OF population and the fiaiiiberi
OF miles Of postroads. Each Stats
must cooperate by appropriating d
dollar for every dollar furnished by
the federal government.
? Representative Helm or Aiabanin,
urged passage of the bill.
What the farmer needs,r he said,
"is q quick and easy access to tie
markets es the country and this lsnti5
gress can engage in no better work
that that tof aiding the building oR
good roads In various sections Of fiie
United States. I want TO see the
time when our friends from the north,
the east and the west, can come i'm
heart Of Dixie. the gsrfan spot OK
the world"
ina new French submarine the
same power Is used to drive tlid boat
F7itsft q. .-i:sz - s.s1is
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ina new French submaffhe the
same power IS used to drive tlid boat
when Submerged as when when Z - = S:.:s.s !
ing on the surfacs of the water.
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Hon. John CepnelInnnfi
Cha; lesion who spoke at flie meet
Ing last nislit = sshepa elie iiig
iayrlan q tlia EaifherAn thtfSh fn
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11

| ee..eyatar 2 on the occasion OF the semi
centennial OF his alrnamater, Newber-
~ College. He Is one OF the strong
men of Charleston. r.