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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-11
Ontario and Western Drops
to Lowest in 20 Years

STtcIH 10 tHt EFthIHK StaI'
NEW YORK, July 1.-Two new
records in stocks we're made in the
market today within the first half
hour, when New Haven dropped 4
points to 55Ih, and Ontario and West
ern lost point. thereby dropping to
the lowest figure In twenty years.
The New Haven drop was believed
to be the result of liquidation by
holders. who were apprehensive of
suit of dissolution under the anti
trust Law. suoh action being regarded
as inevitable.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-11
Rubonio Plague Under Control

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Surgeon-
General Blue and other officers of the
public health service. have assured
Secretary McAdoo that the bubonic
plague infection is well under con-
troll at New Orleans and the situation
there Is not a menace to interna tional
shipping. The state department was
asked today to urge Honduras, Costa
Rica and Haiti to raise their quaran-
tine.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-11
Fielder Withholds Approval
of Grosscup's Selections
for Officers of Election
special to the Evening Star.

TRENTON. July 11.-Governor
Fielder today approved all the nomin-
ations made by Republican State
Chairman Newton Bugbee to the
county boards of elections
The Governor has not yet approved
the nominations for the Democratic
members to the election boards as
certified by Democratic State Chair
man Grosscup.
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ENGLAND WINS FIRST

WIMBLEDON. Eng. July 11.-Eng-
land won the first singles match from
France in their round started today
in the competition for the Dwight
f. Davis international lawn tennis
trophy, T. NJ. Mawrogordato beating
Max Germot by Ga, 7--5. s-T
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sneclal to the Evening Star.

WASHINGTON. July 11.-"No re-
sfricfions have at any time been
placed upon the movements of cor
respondent Fred l.. Boalt, was the
nsessa ze received at the War Depart
rnent today from General Funston
tcontinued on Page l. Column -
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BLAME STORSTAD
FOR WRECK THAT
COST 1882 LIVES
Inquiry Board Places RESPONSE
biIity on Alfred Tuftenes,
Third Officer.
POINT OUT NEGLIGENCE
IN ALTERING OF COURSE
Report Regrets Necessity of
Inputing Blame-St. Law
renee Route Defended.

QUEBEC, July 1.-THE collier Stor-
stad is held to blame for the Empress
of Ireland disaster in the findings Of
the wreck commission. handed down
today. The commission holds that
the disaster was due to the Storstad
change of course ordered by the third
officer without instructions from the
first officer. who was in charge of the
collier at the time.
The Empress was sunk in the St
Lawrence on May 29 with loss Of
,032 lives.
The inquiry into the disaster was
begun In Quebec on June Is by a COM
mission composed of Lord Mersey. for
merly presiding justice of the British
admiralty court: Sir Adolpho Rou-
thier, of Quebec, and Chief Justice
Mcleod, of New Brunswick. The
commissioners were assisted in their
work by Commander F. w Caborne,
of the British Royal Naval Reserve:
Professor John Welsh. of Newcastle,
England; Captain Demers. of the Do
minion Wreck Commission. and Engi-
neer Commander Howe, of the Cana
dian naval service. Commander Ca
borne and Professor Welsh were nom-
mated by the British Board of Trade.
Lord Mersey also presided over the
inquiry into the Titanic disaster.
Third ofacer Blamed.
The GOLFERS third officer found re-
sponsible is Alfred Tuftenes. He was
on the bridge when the crash oc-
CURED.
1--WE regret says the finding. ito
have to impute blame TO any one in
connection with this lamenfabie dis
aster and we should not do so if we
felt that any reasonable alternative
was left to us. We can, however.
come to no other conclusion than that
Mr. Tuftenes was wrong and negii-
gent in altering his course in the fog,
as he undoubtedly did, and that he
was wrong and negligent in keeping
the navigation of the vessel in his
own hands and in failing to call the
captain when he saw the fog coming
on.
1T is not to be supposed that this
disaster was in any way attributable
to any special characteristics of the
st. Lawrence waterway tt was 3
disaster which might have occurred
in the Thames. in the Clyde. in the
Mersey or elsewhere in similar cir
cumstances
stories Conflicting.
"Sueh is the conclusion at which
we have arrived on the question as
to who was to blame for the disaster.
Continued on Page 4. Column 81
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19
MARKET REPORT T
New York Cotton

Now York, August ia cable re-
cciycd by the New York cotton ex-
change today announced that practi-
cally all members OF the Liverpool
trade were willing to shift their in
tercsts here to December, and 1t was
reported Il large number of contracts
held for both foreign an domestic
account Ind already been transfer
red while a meeting has now hocn
called Of all houses whose clients deal
with American mills. presumably to
discuss further plans for the rcduc-
tion OF old commitments.
Meanwhile crop reports show somo
Improvement today's semi-montllly
statement by prominent local au-
thority making the condition 1873 per
cent against 78 per cent two weeks
ago. while the summary OF the week.
ly weather report Was also consider
ed generally favorable.
Liverpool reported a decline OF 81
points in the rpot quotation of 6.20d
for American middling and quoted
January r. ebruary 22 points lower at
5.90d. willie the market at Augusta
was 1-dc lower at 10 3-4c. for old and
0 3-4c for new crop cotton and tho
local spot market was nominal In the
absence Of transactions. Japan was
reported n buyer In the southwest.
but domestic mills are still said to be
buying only in small scattering lots
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19
TONEY sON GALL.
wALHALLA MEETING
Outlet Day and q Large. Crowd Was
- In Attendance.

ircrial TO Tho Intelligenccr.
= Walhalla, August 1S.--All candi-
dates fol; governor and all stato Of
iicen spoke here today 70 an audience
Of about 600 many &of whom were La
dies. There were no developments in
any OF the racea. The speakers were
given most re-, ,pectful. hearing.
Duncan. Irby and Sims made their us
uRl attacks on Richards, Clinkscales.
Cooper and Manning were literally
applauded. Richards showed that he
was schafing under. fire but was ap-
plauded when he closed. The meet
Ing closed at $50 p: M q = ). ,s', : l
Browning read q prepared state
ment saying that Manning was confer
ring with Leon Green In Anderson
yesterday. 'st;s. e. . & ,, 81
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,ctsApTER.xxIi.

-
The superintendent house stood onI
] q low bench above the town. iookihE
out overall the valley but protected
bs high tiill behind. sipon the Aumfhiti
scf which xhs placed d alnAnmoth black
water tank. f & Z J, .s3;s S;ss:.
yn its afchi sStnrs thsss cAsa granite
wat ant,sxaGt replica Uf ID h6teonihtfy
shaei eiend&s flsk Id ofed.J T ibSns stoffde
square ots ia q 81 Z lsilsss s hitaWaDhedl
{ 10 kssp 1h tihsS Siilf nd plaeS1 yntinS on
sEfeS aidssS Soth So5th hsiaia3 B but dsf fSes1
planted hsaf III 9Sofs ;s1f s li6ans a60I
! front WsA ii lSuliEisS lliisS arcade Ssia. corre1or.
graced ;hy IL ssss ss4eS s5ff fta,sAssyo SafckSs
which AIT "a fho tisht ans lnsfds
we're toN Z s,Snse 81 fsd 10 sg Iasssgcssi
5atd. ssaih Sths Atin ia garden pf;
orange and sHS rses. 4 g ::
Hrilt Tor es ptuduE dweIIins. ! st'
became ia 8 e5aoment IS tori and. With
y nsll g pH |! q py I shs "
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York. August 1S.-Cotton seed
oil advanced in face OF p-os5ure from
rcfincrs, owing to demand from Eu-
ope as we'll as domestic CONSUMING
interests. light offerings OF crude froIl
the south and covering of pit shorts.
Final PRICES were; q to l2 points net
higher. Sales 5000 barrels.
The cotton closed, firm, Spot 650a
60; August ,6t1t56; Septcnibcr. 643a6O;
December 634a36; january 640a42;
February 642aa5: March 6a7n60.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19
Chicago Grain

Chicago. August 18.-Board of trade
markets. inspired mainly by market
improved in the export situation, ad-
vanccd strongly, led by wheat, which
cccred U net gain OF 4 :1-2. Corn adj
vanccd l "a to Q 1-8c: oats IA IL
2 1-2c and provisions 10c to 35c.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

%@.l
Women and Children Took Shelter
ungraciouBly. II promised to take cafe
OF you. didn't I? Well, what's the use
Of talking. then? You better stay right
hero. where you're safe. Come on,
let's 60 to the house!"
mol" cried Gracia, her dark eyes
turninF misty. with Imminent tears.
"Oh, Hooker!" she burst out.
;ep them all waiting while
ridihg.skirt? I thought you
20 take me ewayl What do
IL, oe safe? / want to be freei
wai. ~ run away-and 90 across the
Inc to dear Phil" she faltered. Then
lie lnokcd up at him sharply and her
IL" 'nnF IN nm accusing tone.
"Ahal" she said. aa II making some
expected discovery, $50 that is II! !
thought perhaps you were afraid!"
..''What?" demanded Bud, put sud.
denly upon the defenlive. Il,
/. II might have known IT," soliloauiSsd
Gracia., with conviction. @You ;are
Jealous Of dear Phil!" 81 .sa
"'WhoY Me?" cried Hooker, smiling
down at Eer erimiy. "rWeI!, let it go
at that, he said, as she regarded him
with an arch smile. .'I'd certainly be
q fool to take all those chances for
nothing. Let him steal his own girl
that's what Bayi,' = - - = -. -.
4 "Now that, Mr.. Hooker" burst out
Graoia in passion, els very unhnd--
and rIdel Am o woman OF the town.
to- be stolen By one man or another +?
Am -" -. =. & S.s =
'Thate what yoa would be, put In
Bud, with brutal directness, f'sK these
rebels got hold OF you. No, ma'am. I
wouldn't take you out OF this town for
4fhundred thousand dollars. You don't
,,knbw what you're talking about that's
a1H Wait till the fighting is over
gee! q Did you hear that7 Come. on,
let's get into the housalA Z: .i t.t', s.
He ducked suddenly as q bullet went
sBpang against,the corrugated Iron roof
above them and. seeking her by sthe
hand, he half dragged her through. d
side door and, into the summer garden.
Here q sudden outcry OF women's
voices ,a3aailed their ears Hike D rush
of wind and they beiieid peon mothers
running TO and fro with their scream.
Ing chI1dfeni cltsped to their breasts or
draggfhk at their skifts: Afew hsfp-
lees men were trying to. keep them
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

hereby announce myself az can
didatc for County Commissioner of
Anderson county from district No. I,
comprised Of Savannah, Corner. Va
rcnnes and Hall townships. Subject
to the action OF the Democratic prl-
mary. ]. LAWHENCE MCGEE.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner for district No.
T. comprising Savannah, Hall, Corner
and Varennes township. and pledge
myself to abide tho result TO tho demo-
cratic primary. G. E. CONWELL.
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Thereby announce myself as can
didnte for tho house OF representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules Of tho Democratic primary. Is
W. !. (Blll MAHAFFEY.
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! ! hereby announce myself as can
dldate for reelection to tho legisla-
dre subject to the rulos OF the demo-
ratio marty. !. r.. r. NELSON.
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FOB COMMISSIONER
District Nc. 1.

] hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner Of District No.
1. comprising Corner. Hall. Savannah
and Varcnnes townships, subject to
the rules Of the democratic primary.
PRESTON b. GALLEY, JR.,
Iva, 8. C..
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I hereby announce myself q candi.
date for representative from Andcr-
son, county subject to tho rulos Of tho
democratic primary
y. H, HUTCHINSON.
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I hereby announce myself . candle
date for congress- from tho Third Coni
grebsional district subject TO the rules
OF the Democratic primary. {. s. !,
q ]; 4 81, ~ ~; ~ WYATT AIKEN:
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hereby announce myself as q can.
didnte for Commissioners OF Anderson
county from Section Nos 3, composed
OF Garland. BrushY, Crock, ,HopewelI
and Williamson Townships. subjec.
to the action of the democratic party.
W. T. Watson.
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1 hereby announce myself q candi-
.iate for County Supervisor of Ander-
son county, subject to the rules OF
the Democratic primary.
.THOS. B. KAY.
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hereby announce myself o candi.
date for Commissioner from District
No. 2. comprising Pendleton. Rocs
Mills. Fork and Centerville town
ships. Subject to the rules OF th.
democratic primary.
JOHN r. CULBEPSON.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

uupyiuS tu6ubeiScb u tuo suggestion
OF a few American women In providing
a f1rst-aid hospital on the sheltered
porch. Then. as no wounded came to
I'LL It and the rebels delayed their
charge. one man after another climbed
up to the trenches, ostensibly to bring
down the injured.
As soldiers aud bystanders reported
no one hit. and the bullets few harm.
Io-sly past, heir'aolicitude turned rap
idly to disgust and tIien to scorn.
Strange asf It fnhy b6efn. they were dis
appointed at the results. and their ro.
marks were dsfogatory as they com.
mented on tho bravery Of pelones and
Mexicahs In general.
From q dread OF imminent attack, OF
charging rebels and retreating defend.
era. and q fight to tho death BY the
house, they came suddenly to desire
for blood and battle. for dead men and
the cries OF the wounded; and all fear
of the ingurrectos left them.
Come away, boys" gruhted the
burly roadmaster, who up to then had
led in the work: t"'we wasted our time
on that hospftal-there'll be no wound
ed. Let's take pureelven back to tho
house and have, quiet smoke"
fright you are, Ed" agreed the miis.
ter mechanic. as he turned upon his
heel in disgust. "Thie aint war
them Mexicans think they're working
for e moying-picture show!"
II bet you can 60 up ON that
RIDGE" announcsa Hooker, "and clean
out the whole. bunch with my six
shooter before you could bat your
eye" = 80.
But the superintendent was not 30
sure.
Never mind, boyb," he said. We're
worth lot OF ransom money to those
rebels and they won't give up 30 quick.
And look at this noW-my miners com.
ing. back! Those are the boys that will
fight! Wait till Chico. and Ramon
Mendoza got after &hem!"
He pointed ias he spoke to etrag-
Cling band OF Sonorans. led by the
much-vaunted Mendoza brothers, as
they hurried to save the town, and a
cheer went up from the trenches as
the federals beheld reInforcements.
But q change had come over the ilre-
eating miners. and they brought other
rebels in their wake,
As they trudged YEARLY into town
end sought shelter among the houses
great body of men appeared ON the
opposite ridge, firing down at them nc
they. are.eeated ThAS battle rapidly
turned into a. 5fonE.dfBtnnce shooting
Cnufaaf sxJtty, fra fsaeSnyo ~, %ho v.sd1no
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

(. horeby announce myself, n candi-
date for House Of representatives for
Alderson couE=y. subject TO the rules
OF the Democratic primary.
J. BELTON WATSON. :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

s L I'm s candidate saT .ts House t;'
Representatives from Anderson corn-
ty. will abide the rules OF the
primary. - SAM WOLFE.
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/ horeby announce myself candi-
date for HouSe Of representatives for
Anderson county. subject to the rules
OF the Democratic primary. >. ).
i L. r. CAMPBELL. 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

hereby announce myself candi-
date fnr the House Of Representatives
for Anderson county, subject to tho
rules OF tho Democratic primary.
ASA HALL, JR.
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REPRESENTATIVE

thereby announce myself as o can
dldate for House of Representatives
from Anderson county. subject TO the
rules Of the democratic party.
OSCAR D. GRAY.
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I hereby announce myself candi-
date for tho House Of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules OF the democratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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lie servant stands for itself and I Will
appreciate the votes Of the people of
this county. s,s$ 81: 81 ~. .5,, /,
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previously Continued)
by DAN COOLIDGE

NnoofB rose up like the roaring Of wn.
tere. and the ahrieks of fleeing women
echoed fE9R the roadside. but once
safely idStAe canyon their lead was
+. never lessened and. with cJach.horees
galloping and postilione lashing from
both sides. the whole cavalcade swept
into the plaza while the town OF For
tuna went mad. - ~.
Already the great whistle was blow
ing hoArsely, it's deep reverberations
making the air tremble as II with fear.
Americans were running back and
forth. distributing arms aud rushing
their women to cover; Don Juan, his
chin Quivering with excitement, was
1mploring all comerB to be calm; and
the Aragons, coming flying up to the
door, added the last touch to the panic.
They with their eyes had seen the
rebels: they were riding in from the
'southl Other zen, equally excited,
swore they were coming from the
north. and disorderly body OF 30.
nora miners. armed as II. by magic
with gums Which had long lain hidden.
banked themselves about tho store and
Office and clamored for more and more
cartridges. Then rip OF gun-flre
echoed efom across the canyon. and
the miners made a rush to the attack.
The whistle. which had Gberured all
sound as cloud obscures the light,
stopped suddenly In Its roar. and the
crowd at the hotel became calm. The
superintendent. a wiry, gray.haired
little man. with decision In every
movement. came running from bis
fort'like house on the hill and ordered
all the women to take shelter there
and take their children with them.
30, while the rifles ratified and stray
bullets began to knock mud from IT,
walls. they went struggling up the +
rich and poor, patrician and peon,
While the air was rent by the walls
OF the. halfIndian Mexican women.
who held themselves as good as cap
tured by the revoltosos, concerning
whoHe scruples they entertained no
: Illusions. -4 't....s.- = 4. !.
The women OF the aristocracy bore
themselves with more reserve. as be-
hitting their birth and station. and the
Americans who gathered about them,
. With their protecting rifles pretended
that all would be well: but In the
minds OF every one was that same
: terror which found EXPRESSION In The
16on wuii and, while scattered rebels
and newly armed miners exchanged
volleys on both sides of the town, the
non-combatant Americans sought out
every woman and rushed her up to the
big house, There, II worst came to
worst, they could make n Inst stand
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/, hereby announce myself candi-
date for the legislature subject to the
rules and regulations OF tho democra-
tic party. . GEO. NJ. REID.
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= I hereby announce myself D -candi.
date for the office Of Judge; OF pro-
bate for Anderson county. subject TO
the rules governing the democratic
primary election. &, ~ rs :. 80.
w. II. FRIERsON. {
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hereby announce myself q candl-
date for legislature, subject to the
rules Cf the Democratic party.
s 8. A. BURNS.
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lDistrlct; No. 3,

I hereby announce, myself o .candit
date for county commissioner for, thu
third section, consisting Of Garvin
BruBhy Crock. WILLIAMSON and Hope.
we'll townships. subject TO Lhe cetioI
Of the domocratic primary.
| II A yTOSTER
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ltannounce my-alf candidate for
the; legislature from Anderson Coun-
.ty subject To. tho rules Of the demo-
:ratice party. T. F.. DICKSON. =,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

hereby announce myself a candt-
date for the House OF Representative
from Anderson county subject to the
rules nf the democratic primary.
WALTER F. WHITE
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I. hereby announce myself q candi
date for, Representative from Anaer-
son; county, subject to tho rules OF the
Democratic primary. ]. T. WEST.
Belton, s. c.. a,-f M
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19
District No. 9,

r. A. Sullivan of Fork township Is
hereby announced Cor commissioner
for Section Two. comprising Fork
Rock Mills, Pendleton and Centerville
townships.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

I hereby announce myself q candi-
date for supervisor of Anderson coun-
ty, subject to the rules OF democratic
primary. G. r. MARTIN.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

/ hereby announce myself can.
didate for the office CT county super
vispr OF Anderson county, subject 10
the rules governing the democratic
primary, 5 7. NJ. VANDlVfGR.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for county supervisor. subject
to the rules Of the democratic pri.
mary.
Pe{zer,, 8. O.. r. r. d. 1.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

Thereby announce my candidacy for
County Commissioner from Section q
comprised OF Bolton .1ionca Poth
Martin and Broadway townships
subject to the rules OF the Democrat.
primary.
]. M. Holiday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

] hereby announce myself a caRii
deto for election ns C0fnmissionei
Tor District No. a.. comprising Hones'
Path. Martin, Bolton and Broadway
Township. subject TO the rules OF thu
Democratic Urinary. W -
q The friends Of r. Al lLon), Mnliiki,
haTeey ounin h,m az
ttict composing !. .HopaWeYis. sDrash,
Creek, 9;arvin ind. ,Wiliamston. Subj
1ect to the rules and government oi
the democratic primary. !,
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Cotton Goods

Now York. August ls.Ac;oofton' : g;oeIotdu
markets were gcnorally Quiet today
with prlccc holding steady i, on all
goods except wide and narrow print
cloths. Mems woar elcapccliationo
woro prevented by notices of advan-
COS. Silk goods wero In moderate
demand. Sales OF fall mems wcar
were lissit, 81 y:
,... ~. MONEY ON CALL. ''.ss ''i..s z
Nov YHrks AuE.5f f5.-sneie6Htiie
paper Gt7; exchanges $175,Ci9.293;
balances $s,366,406
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19

ROR .rROBATE JUDGE
w., r. Nichnison 1s hereby ANNOUNCE
VI hs a candidate for recollection to
tthes office Of Probate J6dge, subject
TO The rules OF the democratic prt-
mary. 4.. 49,.