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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

Mlon eruoriet Dab 10 5iemlid ieoer
&oppen ieinen Sie6bober tinOet
Ger critic Gerfoui miro on g. glo-
pcm6er 81 Wic9llcitcr abgeboltcn ser
5pcitc om 4. glopcm6cr 5uMil6urton,
ser brittle am 6. glopem6er 81 30
teait uno Der pierte oni 8. 9opember
81 Sugo. @S iol 9lueS ouiae6oten
lperOcu, nm wirflidbe 6ormer e6rli-
die lmO ileiBige 6clObolier, alIi5u-
muntern Oieie 9dnOereien 81 neb.
men, bon Ooncn man oerlicbert, Dob
lie, lpcnn le gclihtet iinO, ale 30
'0cnproOufte 6erpor6ringen, welde
OaS ii6ri9c Sflo6omo belIte liefert.
Sos SSnOioncr Geportement bot ollie
notbigen 9ortcn uuO Siiten Der Gam
Oereien olSgcor6citct, unO OieicIbcn
0clougcn sur Gert6eihmg.
@ieIlcic6t merOen gleid5eitig ondl
ctluu $4,000 9lcrcs SonO, OaS nidt in
@in5cl6eiib 5ugepicien porocu it,
oui Dem @ebietc Der G6octou-9lotion
ais @ololono perfonit werOen. CieS-
bc5iiglihe @npicbhIngen limo inter
6rcitct iuoroen; ober Die @utbeiBlIng
Scitens oes Snoioner Geporie-
nlcnts ite6t uod Oen lebieu gioGrid'
ten nod ants.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
@rnnOItads. .llc6crtruonnacn

Sroncis Q. Strubingcr oil Sobn
$. Gibbs uuo Satin Siioieitc Der
8oDcitc- -StroBc, nobe @ulasfi.Strv
14.4 bel 73.
SSlo6clla 9. Sumpion unO 0ottin
on 9loom @cbcr iinO Satin gloro-
lpeitIcite Der g9iIfenS. StroBc, nobc
Gotborinc.StroBe, IS bci 70.
Soml. 81. Smith, Srllitee, on 8.
Sidmou uno 05ottin, 0itieite ocs
YrooopoD nobe Wlooiion-StroBc,
90 bel 1870.
goheitcr.airfneB gicaItp So. on
Scnrp 3. Qoblmr II. G5attin, gloro-
oitieite Der SiooIn. 9lpe., nobe %or-
foro.&ooO, ia bel 90.
Glconor M. @roofs on AbrabonI
NtcnOclS, Elm @run0ltiid.
Solif Wonofr on 2ouis @reen-
burg, g9elticitc ocr Gnoen StroBe,
robc Wlooiion.S StroBe, 1916 bel 30.
Sermon S. Borders an @ernon
Soplor, giorOpeit.@de Der @OmonO.
ion.Slpc. uuo Z. StroBe, 31.2 BET
1O5.
Morgoret Nouliton an Hobt. Seif
Toromeiticite scr gioole.S .StroBe, no-
be 9olton-S -StroBc, 16 bel 150.
>9iobt. Seff oil Sornce u. W1c.
Sberrp uno Satin Storomeitieite
Scr @ioole. .StroBc. nobc 9oltonitr.
Glcmcntine 6. Craig al 0jco. ".
Stepbens, SiiOieite Der @ean9ton-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
.ltrdliacN Sdluciacr 0ritif.

lleber Die &unitauSltelliing in Der
S6wci5criihen 2onocs 9lusitclilng
lbreibt Oos oO6ernnr9ouer Gag
blott" lnter Der Spibmarte nEbat-
io6el": n2ebtc ISOLDE bat I'M 3iiri-
der llnterIonO cine Srou 2eintiiber
bIcibcn mollcn ouf Der &ieie Oralt-
Ben. 0o lit cine 8ub iiber eineS Der
Glider bingceougen uno bat crit
nod cttpoS Onrouf gctbon. Die Srou
mar troItIoS linO bot nit Dem Siit-
buben, nit Dem Wlonn ln0 nit Der
&ub fiirbterlitb geidunpfen. 0o
1T Dem 9ubcn cine quito SOee eefom-
men; Oenn Die bcitcn SOcen fommen
einen inrter menu Die 6rouen
i6impfen. gr ging gum Wloler iino
beIteate orei 2iter Derihieoener 8ur.
ben. 0onn nobin er 0cn Stoabclen
in0 toubtc i'm in oie Sorbfiibcl mo
Itrib nm 0os aublieeel ouf Dem
9eintuh beriln oaB es cine eelpol-
tige S9miererei eob. 9llS SoS
@anae troden mar, Iecrte Der @u6'
feline Sporbii6ie unO fouite einen
foItliben &obmen, foBtc oos fiir6-
tcrlicbe 9eintu6 Elm unO ldbidte CO
nod 9ern in Oie ~ &unitobtbcilung
Der S.g(uslteIung. yhin be.
fam ocr &oter bonn 9lbtbeillingshef
folocnOen grief: ogSir boben OoS
qona bor5iigliHe &unItmerf SSbreS
Scrrn Sobnes Ser 6lituriitcnlcbule
cingerci6t nno oos llrtbeiI 1T ein
einItimmiocs, ooB es cine Der bciten
9(r6citcn oiclcr &idtung lit. Die
StiinItler Iino ent5iidt, elm neues Sn-
lent Sbres So6ncs entOedt 5ii bo-
ben . -" Der Dub las oen 9rief
Scr 9ub im Ston Dor. Sic ipibtc
ole Sbren, berOrebte Die 9lugen,
i6wong ocn S6won5 uno ~ fiel
Inn. 0ie eon5e gtodt bottc iie Sic
Der. 9(m N1orecn eob lic feine@liId.
Scr 8oter meinte, es lei ibr ctpos
in's glut gefo6ren oOer iie babe @ift
ermiidt. Scr Qoftor uber bot eS
berouSaebro6t ~ lie babe Oen&unlt-
mobnIinn. Dos orne Sieb!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
O,pn, gndlcrtiIh.

30. "a INIll lf'f
Sommcricrien lin0 in inicrer or,
beitsiomer ,3eit cine 9}otbwenOigfeit
Geporocn. @er es iif irgcno letter
leiIteu fam, perbringt fern BON Ocft
shlireglngen umO fern bon Oen Sc
idjGfien irgcnOmo I'M @ebirge oOcr
an ser See Elm poor gliidlide Mohcr
OeS gIitbtStbuns mO Der Gube Sn
Den 6crien pileat iidb oiib Der, Der
ionit inn Grange Der @eidGfte feline
3eit Oo5u bat, ocr 9eftiire 81 eriu-
nern. IS iei bel Oieier @elegen1eit
ouf bic ,MeggcnOorier 9l0tter" aui,
mcrfiam gemodt, Oie 5hr 6ericnlct-
iiirc in gan5 6eionOerer SSciie geeig-
net iinO, neil iie nihts Gerle6euoes
rmo nicbts 9lufregcnoes brinacn.
0ie 3eiiidriit, bon ocr allpoentlid
cine prd6tig otsocitottete Summer
cribeint, fonct I'M GierteIiobr 3 M
obne Yorto mo 1T bel oen Bud.
banOlungen, iomie bei'0er Folt cOen-
iliell ouh bel Dem Gerlog in Nliiu-
den Gcrio. Strabc 5, 81 be5icbcu.
Yrobebduoe Der 3eiti6riit, ole ) bis
G 9tummcrn cnibnlten mo iiber oen
Snbolt Der uNleggcnoorier platter
am beiten orieutiren, foiten in ocn
9u6bonoIlrngeu so @fG lnO werocu
pom @erlao nod Ginienolng BON &C
9fg. portoirci perionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
gsudl Gin AnSianerIamSUertanf.

Wton bat iholt Dle0erbolt Oicien
o0er ienen aroBen @erfouf bon Sn.
Oioner 2dnOcreicn our6 ole &egic-
run0 ser Der. Stoateu olS Oen leb.
ten ieiuer s(rt be5eihnet, unO oiel4
leidbt miro onb Der na6iie6enoe nicbt
Ser ouerlebtc ieiu 9Iber wobr-
id,einIicb miro ME iuieOcr elm 10 be.
s iltenOcr Gcrfouf jlingfrGltlihen
9on0eS in Oen inoianiid]en Strihen
bon Sflo6oma Itattfinoeu
SIS 6ouOelt iib Inn 100000 9lcres
9onO, Elm lpobrcS Ecid bon 6or.
item lmO 9lder6all6oOen lueldeS bon
Der 9egierltng i'm gtooember OieicS
So6res Itiidipeiie IN Sen Gountp.
SouptItdOtben BON bier Sflo6omo'er
Counties uerGuBert luerOen ioa. Die.
les QonO lit ein 9telt Der G6octolu-
Sol5ldnOercien wopon etuo "a BRO
5ent i'm Sabre 1913 Oerfouit murOeu.
canals perfnuite man IN Stiiden
BON nid)t unter GAO SlcreS oOer elmer
NuoOrotmeile; oiesmal iinO, nm oie
poQIt6noige GcrdilBerlmg poQitGnoig
iiHer 5u madcu Die meiiten Stiidc
lpeiter 5eritbuitten worOcn, imO auf
Munih miro Oos Sono IN Yor5elen
uon 100 9lcrcS ocm olt6clie6tcn
&eimitGttenmaB perfauit werOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

Gle Yefiimiitin. @inc
6cfanntc S6riititeaerin miro gefrn9t,
parlm lie ni6t 9ebeirotbct babe.
,,Grei Cinge babe idb Oo6eint Die 10
uoafommen @eieu inO @iaeui6often
oes EurHihnittsmanncs beiiten Onb
id fcinen @emabl brauHe" @oS
limo oas oenu fir 0inee2~ r9ld,
ih babe einen SinO, Der Oen gou5en
Wloraen fmirrt, i6 babe eiuen @opa.
oei, Der 9IoAmittags icbimpit mo idD
6o6c cine aoee, Die 9to6ts ni@t 81
0ulde it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

Sll6 legte, 9tngen oes Er1letten NlI'
gcn priiienO iibcr icit @eli6t. 9ann
5d6ltc Der groBe Nlnnn, 5lim @rltall-
ncn 9lQer, Die Wliin5en nit cigener
SonO. Gas ounfle Sdililein anpier
pu6s ouf Dem Glide, wie Oie Seute
poriibcribritteu - obcr Die Sbiiren
6licbcn geidloiien mo gtielhono
0uritc binous.
gtim trot Elm redt gcncin mIsic.
bcuocr 9uri6e ber5u uno 5a6ltc ieinc
Stroie.
Seine Grceaen5 5GbItc nod]. uOic.
ies @elO lit fcttig", iogtc CT. p@ic
Oariit OH pa0en, mir i6nuibigen
9Gib bin5uIc9cn? Sable obt mcbr
fiir Ocin idlehtes Netrogcn"
Sbnc Elm @ort 81 crpioern, lcgtc
Der Monn oaS. .@elo ouf ocn Gii6.
nSc" ricf Scrr 81, aud Oicies
@clo lit icttig. 9ci @erid6t ihmubi-
oeS @elo 5u 5oblcn OaS lit geocn ons
@cicb. llnteriudbc ocine Coihen nno
iieb 81, o6 on feinen iauberen adid
boii."
Ger Yurl6e tbot, mic ibm gcbci.
ben, ober oacS @clO, Oos gum @or-
i6ein FAM mor iettig.
,,ae6rc oeinc Goicben im, o6 nicbt
cinige iau6cre W}iin5en oorin iinOl"
Ole @eri6tsOicner bolien Dem mi
ocripiaig @c6or6enOen aber
IGmmtlibe @clOitiide morei i'm elei-
den 3uitonO.
n3G6le Ocin @clo", gc6ot Scrr 81.
@s morcn I'M gon5cn 5ucilmoneut-
SIG.
nScl~ rief Ger 9SrGieft, 5peiuno-
neun5ig adid nit Ocn ic65cbn 5uiant-
men oic Ou ibon gc5ablt bait, OoS
mobt blnOertlnoa6t; gcnou Die
Sunmc, Die Oem flcinen NlGOhcn ob-
bonocn fam. gSic erflGrit on oos q
IS lit e6en ser 9etrag, Den i1 ge-
rooe in Ger Gai6c bate Bon ocs
ainoes @elo peiB i6 niAts", 6et6clI.
erte Ger 5itternoe S6urfc.
n@o6er bait on oenn oieicn
S1I6? fori6te Serr 81.
Gin Wfann oltf Ser StroBe gob
i'm mir fir Elm 3ebncentitiid, @ucr
@noOen.~
80 bringe ben Wlonn ioglcid berl
Sd werOe Dir Elm poor Sduier NIT.
ge6enl"
IS mar ein 6remoer, @uer @na-
Ocn Sflope fam i'm mmoglih ipie.
Ocriinocn~, itotterte Der S1urfc, Dor
9lngit ibouoernO.
u@cb' imO lubc i'm, OH wirit i'm
pielleidt lei6ter iinOen olS on
meinli."
Ger Monp antmortctc nidt. Gr
Ionf Dor Dem @ertrctcr Des aaiicrS
nicOer uuo lag Oo, bic Stirn aui Dem
@oocu.
.0icIes @elo bait ou ocm ainoe
geito6lcn~. iaetc Scrr ST. o@s III
fettig, neil iie cS 506ltc, noboem tic
ibrc fcttigcn Sudden angeiaBt. sic
permiBte bunocrodt Said. gcrou Die
Summc, oic iid) in Oeiner Iaihe be.
fonN nIS Au hier pintrote1t Oh Bit
DER 0icbl~
geifGlligcS @emurmel oing our6
Oen 9ioum. @o6 cS ie cinen 10 pei.
fen Gibter mic Seine @rcellen5, Die
Ionobl oic 9ciite, imter Ocnen iicb Der
S6uloige befanO, in oie @cridtsbollc
81 lodcn muBtc, ipic Ocn 0ie6 beraus-
5uiin0cn aus Der Nicngc, iobalO er tic
in icinc @ewalt ge6rabt2
gto6Oem oos ouf Dem Eiid onge'
ionmelte @elo oe8d6lt worOen, iiber-
oob Serr 81 ser 5ittcrnoen alcincn,
Die ais Gin iebr gliidlihcs aino oo.
uonciltc, gefolgt bon cincm Itattli6et
Soilter, Der ibr meDrere S1nllre
Soi6 nodtrug.
0ic IbmGhtige @citalt er6o6 iid
bonn 9lihterihlbl inO 5og Iib leiie 81.
riid. 0ic &iegel wurocn 5uriidgc-
iAobcn Oic G6orc geofinet, inO Die
Wenec itiir5tc 6inouS.
n0ic 0iebe tbdten beiier Oaron,
ous5umonocrn~, mcinte elmer Der Csc.
ri1tsi6reiber. uSScnn iic nit Sci
ner @rceGen5 5u t6un friegen, Damn
f0nnen Iic SungerS lterben.
SSOdJ Gin SuOiunerIamOOerfOnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
Baltimore WlarftbcridItc.

Samitog, 8. 9luguit 1914.
Mcbl. 3uin6r 1852 6diicr,
cinidIieBlid 9tt 5Giicr ST. 9oclllt.
Yoint uuO 1929 6Giier 5u 9onton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
9eNcs $3.50.

81 .3msi ouieebauic Sdutcr Co 9immcr nno
Tou.o IN ieocnl aroBc 3immer nnn sol III PC
ntt NronmnQ Nnh1liatione Scrbnouta "a
Siqre 9nrihtnpen. Nduplab 10 bel 30
Gua9rlide glnsqabcn $4,000, Acbmc 0nllic III
6Enanr linh .Rcii anf 6npoihci y'ndlNllra9eh
NNuli31 ,tWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

.o 6einc CcmnlesSarm bon 1G Idern. 9ioqes
%oao. nabc NclairsRouo. gtnd5niraQen bel
S.sstrileu G. Mierrilcn, Nr. 100, Cit'Sertngton'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
WelS 81 UerIeilJen.

ge,pabren sis ndl Dor GrpreIuus.
05cIb al iiriii geiebmdbeen 8nien, aut OBJ
potbcien, WabeI @ianosl gsaaren i'm eager'
baus, etc. gelieben. SpreuI 9ot ooer lmrelol an
gar. 80s, gaprb Gntnw etrake.
(Wtui23-2luq22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
8M berIanfen:


=, IN DtfTuUTrN, = =
@rocrDi DiQaocn alisciablirtcs GciNdit ErelS
S,.uo. Gad5ufraeen i'm uSentidem 0errclppn'
oent. (gnaS-t0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

4, yeUntb.NcrIeh .Narmen": Tiinf bis fini8cbn
asqcr ebenes qano fir $4,000 ben 9lder. glns
k19lilrq $500. ram 100 bic g9ode ooer $500
maanatlib; aiiie SiraBen, Qiltes gSaer: sur
HupcreS inrche hur oncr idreihe an O1tl W.
"'pe, 1919 20. aahette, Str.. Baltimore, Wlb.
fNuuif0 ri IN Gn-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
IerIanat i'm Olngcmciucn.
Seirat6soeIndl.

- 1nngcr Mann, 20 Sabre alt. iu6t Die Bee
manlntlhoft encr reichcn same 5iUumcn 80 nno
n, Nabren 8ni6riiicn er6eien inter IN o."
~'htldlcr HUrrcipUnocnt (Nu90LlO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
Scirat6SgcImdJ.

9on iiattlidcr Grihcinune uno euien cbrenbnts
Sm 9baroiicr.@ @iacninaiten. wiinbt neil oes
Saaelnlclns miioe nit cbeninls oermoaenoer
aunc llcbcnoucn @emiibs. 6ucds 0erni9 II
eS,StrolnounQ 81 trcien, Sicrien uertroucnsnol
NS(ioelen untcr ~. 81" Scntidlcr Sorreiponoent.
Slscrciion bcoerieie @6rendhe. (9ug9)
nScntIhe O5eIcmldnft VOn WlnrhlanO."
Mrbcits,glndlWciinnn -Nnernn,
yir. 2t5 unb 2t7, 0Onrtlanos sStrdbe.
GprcmItun0cn bon I biz 5 ll5r
VJub2o-) Sobn .. Wlche., Igcut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
llnterridItcn eic iidJ ii6cr ngllta".

~, Spbl brniniric Grunbiide ie $3.50, S1iO
SHno $3.50 9anr ooer acaen Sbre eioenen Ses
SwlIallnQen gln 9SciisNl1plesgloenme Veldir.
Ig9ao @lcItrilne. 8 Gents Snhraelo. SerIonei
qeldrei6ennc 0rfuIarc. Vita qnno Gu., Sucr'
'o, NIB 9Ieeni am Srt Gel 9amiIton 1s5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

QanIcr gebant bDn Gallagher.
2S. etrabe, 500 @lpd gseit,
noSin GQiiarc bon 0uniina0ons2lbenie
"uO UIud 4uhmOn.glucnuc ucne Gtrnhts
Rebcn SunilnlbonsAocnue
gtnr $i400.
$40 Nfpd 0amben.eloenne, nnt $1,000.
~'Oe Bind MtiinionQlDcnng, nnr SLIGO.
q, 9luc oiclc Sdufer baben
q. Sernnba 6runi 6 9lmmer mn0 Dab.
h,fecc mo0crne Wcnuemli6leil, @us, unb elet'
MbWue peudier, @asranec eih9emauerie aeni0'
''e uno extra Tuileile i'm 3cllcr.
M. 9ciditc Yeoinnunacn.
lpr.V VI,,.n nebne 9oIonos4nrf uno Ult. %niblHe'
W" @leltriime.
Jldberes am Ort ooer bel
GOmarO s. Gallagher,
'@'oi2f-l w '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
HtrlunIr trtebta,

"Gos aSOtiine SOrf."
,gson ncbme Wlt. ggaibinaion (GaIbertStr)
SNlllrllhe. iiene nn 8aIls,NOao uro @olo
pHtlg Zane 40, oocr
Siaotgnrcan FOG ltuon Truit Vuilolng.
9,bone Gi Rdul 1868.
1 NNhli30, 1WHI&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

monSS .Simmer gua, &C. SabreeIo. Sarloros
5iTogr1SO !, obne 6jrnn65ins, 8immersSaus in
poinDIo h,8oItimore. nieoriQe llnioIicn. 9ar'
bunh, Horeliire uM. s. 4O", 9Mtlmcr Norrc'
~"oent' (Sulii8,1W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
StcIlenscindJc.

StcllcQciudl:
a. YIN eriiilaifqer @driner iuiinlht loiortee
Sleuunq bel gSu6c o0er Wiondt: nuciniiebeno.
1otelle: y. Sdlnciocr, 9ir. 1887, pollinS'Str.
lNugs -i0l
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-05-23

The Maxwell $3.50 is the car that you should own
Our object in running this, the worlds largest automobile
advertisement is to wildly impress you try and convey
you at glance what truly remarkable the Maxwell
"z5' is!
We could have compressed this advertisement into half the
space but that wouldn't have satisfied would have
impressed you in big way.
Big things should make big impressions
And as the Maxwell '25" big thing in automobile
very biggest in its class your
attention now-at once
But after ALL perhaps the best and most convincing way
m rnpress YOU is to show you the Maxwell 25 Itself
shipment has just arrived and we are very eager,
indeed show you these beautiful to demonstrate
to you their many points of superiority.
Come and let take you for a ride in a that
swiftly beautifully and ideally exquistey made watch
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-05-23
e Selling Pace Everywhere

Maxwell "25" is unfailingly responsive 1t at once
favorable attention and fattering comment.
you buy Maxwell "25'' you do not have to be
ft you do not have to apologize for it; isn't car
fpetually joked about.
you buy Maxwell "25' you get a car that looks
Plat costs double the money, and acts like car that
Pee its price.
fFationis easy and economical. Youarenotcompelled
tantly into your purse. 1t isn't car that's source
PlmizeS cost-saves you money.
MAXWELL "25" is real joy. 1t is car that stands
ers at all times and under all conditions, no matter
= It's always right there at the right time ltgets
Pur destination and back in the shortest possible
Rteast cost.
enty of smart style; fast and sure hill chnoer
rs hill climbing performances are r'ar0etous' as
PROVE.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-19
THE SEASON. TICKETS
Must Be. DISPOSED Of
OR THE ANDERSON BALL
- CLUB MUST BE SOLD
REDuc:EDt''i no 81
The Remaining Games May Be
Seen at a Cost Of About 20
Cents Each

We must sell tho remaining 100
season tickets before the Anderson
team returns homo from Ganncy
Thursday or else the Anderson team
must he sold Or given up,"' said Dr..
Herbert Harris last night. DR.. Harris
is the newly elected secretary of the
Anderson ball club. "The board has
directed that the remaining tickets be
sold at $500 each, since this is no
hardship on thoes who purchased the
first tickets at S., as they had the op-
portunity to see four games which the
purchasers Of the remaining 100 tick
cts paid for" ne said.
Every effort ic to he put forth TO
sell these tickets. Unless they are
sold we will have to sell the team er
quit. We appeal to the public spirit
ed pepolc OF Anderson To stand by u.s..
The class Of bali being played is cx-
cellent and equally 1s good as Class d
ball.
1.-THE succcss of the season this year
means regular professional Glass D
bali next year. on; q new financial plan
which from the start viii guarantee
th' ohSSCoS VI t'tc 'tcd6utI' 1TttL WOUu
and Rock Hill will no doubt come In.
If Anderson wins the penant we will
play two post sories,' one with the
winner of the North Carolina league
and one with the winner of the Pee
Dee league. Such post seasons Will
net the Anderson team handsome pro-
fits" - 80 s.
These tickets should be sold. An
derson cannot afford to lay down
now.%' said Dr. Harris. s.i4; 81
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WREAEED, YENGENAcE ON
THE SPARTANS FOR THE
LIST TWO DEFEATS
wATsoN I'm FORM
Pitched Good BAN and Was
Accorded Splendid Support
Yesterday

Anderson got her revenge on Satur-
day afternoon whe she swamped tlle
Spartans to the tune Of II to 4. Tha
game was a pretty game. but the An
derson players took. the interest off
the game by their slugging. They
got 10 hits and made IL runs.
Childers got homer In. hs sixth
inning and scored three runs ahead Of
himself. Two and three base hits fen
tured the game throughout. 49,,
Ballard. an ex-An6esson outHelder,
played third base AND pitched for the
Spartans. He. did Somewhat better
than did Bridnlan. but the Anderson
players had Nieir hitting clothes on
and they eSndnled to hit Ballard at
They aiQook alike to Watson and he
hit two times safely out Of four times
at bat The game was of a better
class Of ball than usual, as there were
worry few errors made by either team.
Anderson by winning this game, does
not gain ths top. Of the ladder. but so
near that, the Spartans have just
cause to fear
The box score and summary fol-
low: <y.t
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New Orleans' Cottol.

& New Orleans. Jdly 1s.-seilIngy on
expectations1of' rain I'm Texds and Ok.
iaiioma caused a decline Of t3 to II
points III the price of cotton today
before the session was very: old. Fresh
long buying and some iIttlo profit taxi
Ing BY ehorts steadied the market at
the decline and brought about a feac-
tion. The close was at net loss of
3 to s points. - so ssa
The weather map iIdlcatod. light
showers widely scattered In tic iGx-
treme northwestern port ;,SDl O ftlfn
belt. This caused selling around the
ered tic chances good Tor: moro rain
over Sunday. ~
8 Cotton futures closed steady. July
1926; August 1879; October 1929;
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ind E;.:morc & Ohio cqualie,d their
present low prices. Moro foreign sell
IS &C baltimore & Ohio preferred for
!. '''c delivery WINS reported, AZ
Standard stocks were stendy SITTER
.hc first half hour, prior to which
some material reccsslons .wero reeotyii'
cd. Short covering in the later trad
ing changed the entire courscj OF ths
market, net gains being the rulS,
especially In New Haven. .fJfI,
London was q moderate seller here.
,feygsi Of lthsa day bore. mainly Dpbn
;fadte conditions which, In the t4E;
mept Of the ;Inprnhntf Her thfHle5s
points toward Betterment Id Hi6
erai situationst.-s 1..sssiss
lar with wenktess IN minor lissle4.
Total sales pnr valMe; we're 49Sg;Q0a
= Panama 3s declined q 1-2" Her9 9csnS
on call ON the week.54. = tis.4
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GREENvILLE oUTcLAssED
GAFFNEY IN LOOSELY
PLAYED GAME
POPE WAS THE STAR
Hit Four. Ssfetiesr Out Of Five
Times At the Bat-Locals
Outplayed Gaffneyites

Special to The Intelligencer.
Creenville, July 1S.-Greenville lad
easy sailing with the Gaffneyites to-
day. winning by score Of to s. The
locals made runs almost at will Tho
game was featured by the hitting Of
Manager Pope. who slugged out 4
safe ones out Of five time up, and
Roberts playing at third. McColl hit
one over the fence with one man on
Score by innings: !>
Gaffney... :. :. .1v0 600 220-5 T. O
Greenville -. LOB 102 20x-9 II S
Batteries. Gaffney: Engle and Vas
sey; Greenville, Woods. Plyler and
Jeffries. Attendance $50
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BEAUFORT MEETING
Richard !. MHnning Seemed to Re tht,1
~. - FavOrite There -.

~. 80 FavOrite There. ~.
beaufort, July 18.-Candidatcs for
state Offices relaxed tfrom their weeks
tour In the meeting hold here TODAY in
the court house. The audience early
showed q disposition to become dem
onstrative. only when a candidate was
introduced and when he hitshcd
speaking. {, .4 g:
Several of the candidates were az
sent and all who were present wer.
accorded courteous end attentive
hearing.
In the .gubernatorial race, Richard
!: Manning stood out In the front rank
Judging from theapplause and cheers
which greeted the speaker in his short
exposition OF the platform on which
he is running. =
I The races for minor positions show
ea "a decided tendency to increase IN
bitterness with each succeeding meet
Ing and almost every day sees the In
lection Of some now charge by a fell
low candidate. ;'a ~
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wEEKz.Y corrNNl aooDssWah h4Ta

New York. July. 1S.-Cotton, goods,
and cotton yarns markets havet teeh
tending toward further weHknbBs III
Consequence OF q pressure to bell ahH !.
O: hesitation In buying on the part ~ :
1obbers and users OF 10th cloths !apd
yarns in manufacturing. AT thH1sRntbs
time there are some maintained elf-
ments OF strength in some quarterE.'
Wide print cloths and wide ahaetfHBR
are statfsttcnliy sound and ,,tR4 H65
mand is sufficient to keep stotKs lWHTt
In hand. Brown sheetingas arH dplilS.
are irregularsand the export ssdel aahld aaHhlsd :
for them Is light. 'noslIn: =:
The best reports of trade. como, fromf
western markets where croh fIiHlieend-
ces are beginning To- exert, d, hhfmNH
etcch'on the. demand for"mefc cEahHtse..s.
Blcached goods hold steady aid 9SGJe:i
lines Of c0lored goods arei. being RE
ordered. u The Clafih aniss .8fj lItite
week, from "a nicrchandihihg sBtafid<<
point, were featured by StSa aatiieB2 2ffiis
all standard lines OF Thercf. SdtiSes,
Summer gdod and .mefchahd
style character we're SAp1st sattgoffSeas
siohs. There was very, mit tthaie &1tiXs;
certainty provoked by$stfiiseAdASa fhHh
by any similar offering finhyeafB aii aii
cotton gbods men believe tfifs iSSttiae
to a GENERALLY well; Ifi1!datesaass pbsil llSnf
among distributors and natiisa sA,i
! Rusiness was betterfatI sttia soppn !,
OF the week than at the Sclosc.n aPreS-
sure TO sell yarns I'M tho inarkets 4ons
tintfes despite tie large icuftaiiment OF
production that is going sl,HA n Et6tk.
prices are as follows:yy ~ .x!tf 81 sssa
Print cloths. % inch 64x64ss-3 -3-s-4c
nominal; i64K60s. 8 sd-2c: 3d. Ar inch
64x6as 8 1sSc; brown eiieea9gs Eppth-
1Ac' 'Ings. 8 ounce IS 1:25ii stsnd:a
ginghano. .I.6a1s4c: dress lgtnsGams, 3,