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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-24
sALEIsMEN WANTEp

SAIESMEN WANTED-To sell wi
MONA line Of Hosiery, Underwear
en- II h DaEue.s 5as Mechanic street.
CIarkshuFg. Mgr. w. Va. District
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FOR SALE-At a bargain on Clay street.
one room house. with pantry, bath.
large cellar. cabinet nantes. front and
back porches; hardwood finish through
out: lot 45xS4; for further Information
call G. c. Dennison. Bell phone 1067-L.
or los Virginia avenue.
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sMARYLAND .

20 acres, z room house in.good condi-
ton. barn, other outbuildings, apple
orchard, 500 young bearing peach
-f,.ses the income on this farm last
.S = az was 5000. Price $4,000. 81 acres.
< rSoHl house. 60 acres under cultiva-
( SfeS nice lot fruit. Price $110O. 81
ss.tss room house, 20 acres clear.
Price $500. h. B. Figgs, eli n. Divi-
sfoIf ST. Salisbury, Md,
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MONEY ToloAM

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! ac-.
comnodate everybody. by loantng
musical Instruments. etc. Jos. Jay.
Jeweler. Waldo Bldg. Fourth street.
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NLAniESn

We are making suits and coats to
from $500 upwards; also
showing fine line of ready to wear
garments. Newn1an's Fashionable Won
ems Shop, 4th St. near Empire Bldg,
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FOR SALE-New four room cottage.
with bath and pantry. gas and water.
Finished in hardwood, with cabinet
mantels, on Stealey avenue. Stealey
addition. Inquire at express ONCE, on
Third street.
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WANTED Miscellaneous

WANTED Pasture for thirty I'VE cattle
burg.
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FOR SALE-IIiShIand Park. VIII sell
a bargain in the Nutter bungalow to
quick buyer. Parr Lumber & Plan
Ing Mill Co.
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TIlePOst- RegefCo
READ ESTATE AND IafSIRANun
Q. y. EHoED. AGnangexs
Rooms SO6-SO1. Con HI.
Mor1Cu no snupuns.

Tractjon cononanv ernress sssrs ie,sy5Ss
Clarksburg for Grasselli. O'Netl, " ATT.
Clare, Weston, Shinnston, FairmontS
Fairvfew, Pennington. Warrington and
intermediate points daily except Sunday
Shipments for Mannington and: inter-
station not later than 900 4. M 81 air.
view and intermediate points. 500 ~
M; Weston and tntermediate points
Quick service. reasonable rates. ana
care in handling make this an ideal line,
for shippers. q
MoNoNGAHELA VALLEY TRAcrIoN
COMPANY. Z. s.,
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n; 7VIii PAY YOU to visit our station
erv department. We carry q complete
stock az the best brands OF linen sta-
tionery; also everything IN INKS. paos,
fsi new box stationery. Farrell,S up 90
date Drug Store, 30b West Pike street.
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TAILoRlNG

WE TAILOR SUITS. ovERcoATs. ETC.
for both ladies and gentlemen Our
work is our best advertisement-it
TailorinE Company. Greaney Bldg.
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JERSEY CATTLE FOR
SALE-At my place at Adamston;1t two
miles from Clarkshurg, Friday, octo-
her 1914 at 12 O'clock noon. the
Following: One four year-old Jersey
bull. one two-year-old Jersey bull one
cows in milk, twenty yearling heifers,
twenty heifer calves; Terms Geo TO Re Re
Griss Tom Dempsey. Mgr Col %. =.
Perry Auctioneer. For cataiogue write
to Tom Dempsey. WesterNille. y.
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SHOE REPAIRING

LET Us DO YOUR SHOE REPAIR1Na.
we have the best machinery and only
expert Worknlen. Materials are the
best PARTICULAR attention given TO
child-en,s shoes. RubbAr hee:s spec
falty Prices very reasonable. Modern
shoe Repair Shop. 40 South Second
atrest.
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FDh REM furnished Rooms

Sofarf 81 ouse. large airy rooms. fur
nished nicely for light housekeeping,
three 1rE1 hoor. two SECOND moor. ons
third door with ten windows. porches.
no ebftdren- 80 Parril Court Second
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LOST

HAT-Taken by mistake at the Jewish
celebration at the Masonic temple.
Monday morning. bearing the name of
..Nusbaum." Owner can get his own
in exchange at Nusbaums Book store,
opposite court house.
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FOR ExcIIANCE-F For real estate. one
demonstraStng automobile. good ~
new. Call on D. w. Jacobs, over Pas.
IONS SoIders store.
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KODAK FINISHING

ARE YOU getting the best results from
TO Sayre Bros. Studio to be finished.
the place where You will get the best
Greaney building, Bell phone 1851.
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The Outlook in
America

TRULY, it is an ilI-Wind that blows
nobody good. One G ont n ents
down is another Continents up.
The industries of Europe are, general
will be worse before they can be
better.
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FOR REMT- One half Of large
business room on Pike ST.,
Including one show window.
Address I'll, care Tele-
gram office
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Er.oR1DA - wonderful opportunity
speciaI rates to Lake Worth; Palm Palm
Beach county. Fine fruit ana t Free
5tar.+nre and inforamtion. Write I.
Henry Sibiey. 726 Wabash BLDG Fitts-
burg, Pa.
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wANTED-Girl for general housework-
Apply at 62S Dale avenue.
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FOR SALE-At front door of the court
house. at 1880 p. m. Saturday. septeIn-
weight HOO, safe for any lady to
drive Going to use automobile.
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FOR SALE-Three pair bantum chicken
Apply at 116 Chapel street
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THE SoLEs OF children's school shoes
wear twice as long when you have
them repaired at the Champion Shoe
Repair Shop. j. o. Hopkins. Prop,
III North Secon1 street.
GET YOUR SHOES repaired right and
done quick The only up to-date repair.
shop In the city. Second hand shoes
J. s. Gremer, 124 S. Second street
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lie you can come ill
and see the barga IN
we have in a good
five room col tage|
with bath, finished
in oak, slate roof
good level lot. You
can own this very
desirab BILE proper
by paying SIS per
month, less than
rent. w by stac
u p rent receip tsz
Be your own boss.
go 10
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AUTOMuBILES

FOR Saloons secoEd hand Ford rum
about and 5 passenger touring car
Jackson. For particulars cal e
Thompsou'S Garage, or call 71b-R Bell
phone. Home phone 262-L.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
rooms for light housekeeping: 222 N.
Sixth street.
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WANTED-Male Help
WANTED-Female Help

WANTED-Two good reliable girls for,
general work and to wait on table.
Snniv at once to Mrs. L. b. Thomp-
son. Hardy Apartments. Mechanic st.
WANTED-Girl to do housew orE: three
IN family Bring references. Mrs. j..
w. Walden, 1875 Dodge Court.
ANTED-Ecxperienced cashier. refer
ences required. Apply to Hamburferss
Denartment store, 355-351-359 West,
Main street.
WANTED-Giri for general nouseworiS.;
one who can 20 home at nights. Two
in family and easy work. Apply at 2S1
Carr avenue
yvANTEdoA girl. for general house.
work foreigner preferred. Appiy Mt
Newn1an's store. 4th street, near En-;
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DRuG SDNDRIES

III o1IssfrTAI md only agency for
tte eslf help remedies. Dent Bros
nrescriptions and family drugglsts'
s26 EAST Pike street.
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FOR RENT-One front room TO man and
wife or two ladies. Apply at $50
Locust street.
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n A NT,rE,rl.-.rwo good solicitors tmen or
women) for a big money maktng ar
ticie Address &C. l.. F.. care IeAe-
gram office.
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room
for gentlemen only, all conyeniences:
very centrally located Apply at t16
Chapel street. 81. Z
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FQxt RIENT-A large nice front room
withsnli conycnlRnces; gentlemen only:
Rent reasonable. Apply at l1S west
Pike street, or call Bell phone 1221-R.l
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

DRY CLEANING and pressing done with
neatness and dispatch In workman-
like manner; ladies work especially.
Fourth Street Pressing CO.. Fourth
street, Bell 665-R, room 1853 Moore
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WANTBD-Two or three lady rOofners;
will. board IL desired; good references
required. Apply at 234 s. Chestnut
street, or call Bell phone s01-J after
8 pm.
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FOR RENT-zNicely furnished rooms.
with board in private family; rooms
and wife; use OF bath and phone. Call
or address 40 Lee street.
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FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey COW. with calf
by her side. or will keep the calf. Cow
can be seen at 535 Hornor avenue.
Elk Valley Land CO., Office room I'll
Cor Bldg.
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i. ]. Wade Conman Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court OF Harrison County, West
Virginia, hereby certify that bond with
security approved by me as sufficient.
and in the penalty provided by said de-
cree has been given by said special COM
~ I. WADE coFFMAN. Clerk.
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wANTEp-Whfte girl for general
8housework Young foreign girl pre-.
ferred. Inquire in mornings at 90
South Seventh street, Colonial Helsn1s.
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FOR RENT-rwo furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; sink in kitchen:
Use OF both phones. Cali Bell phone
1O66-R. Home phone 692-W.
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DRESSMHKING

WASTED Dressmaking of all kinds;
very reasonable prices S19 North ST.
Stealey addition.
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The whole world is looking to the
North American Continent ito the
United States and Canada-for much
Of its provisions, machinery, textiles,
boots and shoes, beverages, vehicles,
cement, brick, earthenware, fancy
goods. furs, glass, garments, paper,
soap, tobacco, wood products, and much
else. America must get ready to meet
the demand made upon her. We have
continued prosperity ahead of us 1t OUT
manufacturers and merchants rise
quicly to take advantage of their OPP
1nn1f1I1aiiiu 80 $3.50
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wANTED-Gir for general work; fam-
fiy of three references. Call Bell
phone 1910 or write Girl Wanteof
= care of Daily Telegram office.
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GEORGE F. ROGERS
ADDITION OF MT. CLARE, W. VA.
This addition consists OF 1c beautiful
lots that are equal to any in West Vtr-
rinfa. Conycnient to Clarksburg. lying
GofIE the McnonEaheia Valley Traction
So line and the B. & o. Railroad, oppos-
"a II. e o. Depot. Wide street running
pIonE the front OF this addition. See
Seorge r. liogers, Mt Glare. W. Va.
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WANTED 70 BUY

WASTED TO BUY-vea1 calves. VIII
pay from &c to Sc live weight de-
fivered at our market. Call or write.
Candy Provision Co.. Bell 4o1. Home g.
wANTED-A good coon dog. Must be
: cheap. Address wv. E. P.'' care Tele-
gram office.
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FOB REMT-flouses

FOR RENT-0de three room apartment
with batt, hot and cold water. Call
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ROOMS AND BOARD
FINE CHOCOLATES

FIRST OF ALL & ine box Of our de-
licIous chocolates. Mall orders filled
for all paints. Apollo Confectionery.
406 West PIKE street.
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FOR GENT miscellaneous
FOR SALE-Lots

yOR sALElFine building lot on Main
street. faces two streets. or two lots
0OxIOO If preferred, sewerage ready.
Apniy to Mrs Agnes c. Stuart. 22e
SINNER street. Home phone 1851.
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Personal
SAEEIY RAZOR. BLADES

~ a sNTFDGSafSfy razor blades to
sharpen. We do 'em better n the
other fellow. Double edge blades, 80
per dozen Dig up your old blades
and send them TO Will 8. richardson.
127 Greene street. Marietta. OHIO.
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FOR RENT-Stx. rooms and cath. I'VE
minutes walk to, the postofice. Call
ON D. w. Jacobs, over Farsons-Souderf
store. ssa .t.s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-14
SERIOUS MlSUNDERSTAND.
INC MIGHT ENSUE
IN EUROPE
j. p. MORGAN & co.
Would Float Loan of Several
Hundred Millions for French
Government If Possible

Washington, August 13.-Prcsidcnt
Wilson was confronted today with the
problem of whether American bank
crs shall be permitted to float loans
in the United States for any OF the
countries. engaged in the European
war. ~
Though the president has not
reached final decision he is strongly
opposed TO the idea. The question
arose through the desire of ]. p. Nor
gan. d. Company to float loan Of sew
eral hundred million dollars for the
French government. Inquiry was
made of the state department by the
Morgan firm as to whether the fiota-
ton of such u loan would be regarded
as a violation Of neutrality. Sccrc-
tary Bryan discussed the subject with
the president, who is studying 1t care
fully before returning q final answer.
Besides ]. p. Morgan & Company. II
is understood New York house of
prominence is desirous of floating a
loan for Austria, but the state depart
ment has not yet been approached, 80
far as could be learned tonight, with
any formal inquiry as to questions of
neutrality involved.
Within the Law.
While there Is no provision in the
American neutrality statutes against
loaning money to foreign nations and
no international neutrality agreement
forbids 1t. the presidents Judgment is
that, II 1t were permitted, serious mis-
understanding might ensuc in Europe
as to the real attitude Of the American
government and people toward the
warning factions.
Need Money mt Home.
A loan was f1oated for Japan dur
ing the Russo-Japanese war, but mt
withstanding the precedent, it is Pres
ident Wilson's belief that the influ-
ence of the American government
ought to be exerted as far as possible
toward reducing the length of the
STRIFE rather than adding elements for
It's prolongation. He likewise In on
posed to sending large quantities Of
gold from the United State: at q time
when domestic financial needs are
paramount
For Future Discussion.
inc entire question will be discuss.
ed at tomorrow's cabin.s meeting. hut
those In close touch with President
Wilson predicted tonight that the
american government would try to
encourage the floating of loans to
france, Austria or any of the other
belligerents.
y. T. Morgan arrived here today to
attend" conference tomorrow with
PRESIDENT Wilson and Secretary Nc
Adoo of bankers and business men IN
devise means for the movement of
crops to Europe. It couldn't be learn
ca whether he will discuss with off1c-
iais the subject of foreign loans while
in the capital.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-14
SERIOUS WRECK
IN TENNESSEE
Iwenty-Six Persons Injured When
Coaches Roll Down EN-.
bsnlsment.
lBy Associated press.)

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. 13.-Twenty.
six persons were injured late, TO-DAY
when two passenger coaches and the
6aggage-car OF an accommodation on
the Tennessee Central Railroad jump.
ed the track near Mount Juliet, Tenn.
the cars rolled over. an embankment
A relief train sent out from Nashville
brought the injured to this city to-
night
At! least nine persons are believed
are: =
William Hull. of Carthage. Tenn.
aged 73. father Of Congressman Cor.
dell Hull.
Mrs. w. D. Fisher. Of Donelson
Tenn. "a
Mrs. Anne Jones, Trenton, Ky.
Or. J. /. D. Kinds. Lebanon, Tenn.
veil known Southern educator.
Thomas Elglehardt,, Nashville.
Bruce Woolard, Lebanon, Tenn.
w. A. Goodwin. aged 22, Nashville
express messenger
Misses Ruth and Anna Lois Mann
Birmingham, Ala. ).
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-14
PLANS PERFECTED
FOR OCCUPATION
City of Mexico Will Be Turned
Over TO Constitutionalists
Peaceably

Tcoloyucan, Mex, Aug. 31.-Plans
have been perfected for the uncondi-
tiOnal surrender of Mexico City TO
the Constitutionalists and The peace
able occupation of the capital b,
troops under General Obrcgon. Edu-
ardo lturbidc, governor Of the Fed
eral district, to whom President Car
bajal has turned over executive au-
thority. will formally surrender the
city to Obregop.
Such an agreement, IT was an
nounccd here today, reached ycstcr.
day at conference between General
Carranza and his advisers, I'd the
brazilian min:Yt"r ID Mcxi"o. has
i.cen concurred In by Governor Itur-
rama yesterday. John J.. Sillman.
personal representative of President
Wilson. presented the Brazilian min
lister to Carranza and attended the
conference. Several members of the
diplomatic corps in Mexico City, in
Guiding Sir Lionel Garden, the Brit
sll minister, the French charge
d'affaiIes, and the GuatcmaIan min
lister. accompanied the Brazilian min
lister and were unofficlally received
Dy CarranZa.
Unconditional Surrender.
According to the arrangement the
Federal army will surrender to Obre-
gon without conditions. Details of the
disarmament and the formal transfer
Of the city to tho Constitutonalists
will be arranged by Iturbidc and OBJ
rcgon.
The immediate transfer of execu-
tive authority by President Carbajal
TO Governor Iturbidc was one of the
terms Of the agreement.
No announcement has been made
as to the exact date when power will
pass to the Constitutionalsts or
when General Carranza will enter the
city.
Washington, Aug. ;, Secretary
Bryan tonight announced that salts
factory arrangements had been made
between General Csrranza and Gov
ernor Lturbide. of the Federal district
ut Mexico City, for the peaceful oc-
cupation Of the capital by the Con-
stitutionalist forces.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-14
TRANSPORTS ARE
READY TO LEAVE.
VIII Bring Back About Eight
Thousand Americans Now
@ Abroad
tBy' Associated Press.)

washington. Aug. 1S.-Fiyo arm;
transports and the Panama Railroad
steamer Christobal will be sent
aboard as soon as they can be made
ready to bring home Americans
stranded in European waters zones
These vessels will accommodate g.
600 persons; several thoAsands more
will be taken. care Of by ships to be
chartered BY diplomats at foreign
ports and regular lines under neutral
flags are expected within the next
thirty days to transport 5000.
Secretary Garrison laid this outlook
tefore the national relief board today
and received approval OF his plan to
dispatch government vessels, Ambas-
sador Page, at London, -,uorted to-
day that he had authorized the char
tering of q steamer there. Ambassa dor
Page, at E,ome, is expected to get a
ship with accommodations for 1000
passengers. ~ -
The five army transports to be en-
ployed-the Sumner, Fitzpatrick, Den
yer, City Of Macon and City of Mem
phis-now are at Galveston. They
were ordered tonight to Newport
News, Va. to be out1itted.
days at Newport News to complete
t. >;r equipment" said Secretary Gar
i.eon. "The ports for wrich they will
Eail has not been settled; 1t will be
determined by the conditions found to
exist at the time." 4i
Secretary Bryan issued a warning
to Americans against making "unnec-
essary" visits to Europe. Naturalizcd
American citizens were especially
urged to refrain from visiting their
countries Of origin or countries which
are at war there with.
The state department tonight an
nounced that passports would be is.
sued to Americans abroad who canno:
easily reach an American diplomat
agent, on receipt OF properly sworn
application in their behalf by kins.
men or legal representatives in the
United States.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-14
Silk Specials

Hundreds Of yards of Soft
Silks and broken lots OF Fancy
silks, worth up to e9c yard are
here in form OF bolt ends
and there is mighty good pick
Ing for any woman who will
come to the store and go
through them, all going at only
25c yard for this sale. Ask to
see this lot.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-14
Leaving for Home.

Geneva. Aug. 13.-Via, Paris, 1850
p. M Eight hundred Americans have
left Genoa and other Italian parts
where there already are 1000 other
Americans waiting to take passage
for home. AZ
The American ambassador at Rome.
Thomas Nr!.on Page. has advised
Pleasant A. G.ovail, American minis
ter to Switzerland, that seven steam
ers are ready to sail, but all room
has been taken. Ambassador Page Is
.charterlng additional steamers. . He
says there are 5000. Americans In
Italy and they continue to arrive from
every frontier. " y..s.
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PROBABLY A sUrr.

Brussels, via Paris, August ia
woman who caught n German spy on
the train from Antwerp in the act Of
releasing carrier pigeons seized and
held him until other passengers came
to her assistance. The man was
handed TO tho military authorities. He
wns tried BY court martial and shot.
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THIS COMPANY WOULD BE
VALUABLE no, GERMANY
'(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated PresB.)
Newport News, Va, August IA
rev record for night big gun prac-
ica was established last night by the
!i'A company coast artillery ut Fort
NJ ''roe when o perfect score Of seven
hits out OF seven shots were regis
tered. The targets were placed at 6
distance of7,00O yards out In Ches-
apeake bay. The record Is a new one
for the army. Twelve inch guns were
used. 4 3. gs i: ~ i.S9
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-14
sl.0O and $l.2s Shirt
Waists at Soc each

This has been one of the most
attractive features OF this sale.
The values are really surprising
to those who expect big values
at the Bee Hive. They are OF
pretty and serviccable materials
and are beautifully made UP. To
see them means to buy themI
and q great many ladies are
buying them-two to six at a
time.
Be sure and see them.