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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
3reflid, aeaeben.

Ole nOtillouri gnti. Saloon 9easue4
rihtete unter benz 13. Suli fotsenoes
S6reiben on 9afOb 6. Wfeeter, @r'
Brebiser, 9anbioat fir bic Republicans
i6e domination als Tsrtreter oss 10.
Wfilfouri 9ongre6biftrifteS
rBersbrter Ssrr! 8iirOsu sic, fails
ole fiir ben 9ongreB nominirt uno er'
n6blt niirosn, fur bic Sbepparo'0ob'
ion 9lational 'Reiolutton
itimmen, fur oeren Gnnabme tbdtig
iein2 nnlers Sreunbe i'm sun3en Staats
brdngsn nns, Sbnen slusfuuft In Be
aug auf oieie midtisel5ra9e gu eebsn,
uno es niiroe uns eine beionoere Sreu'
be bereiten, menn Sie uus often Siren
Stanopuntt barlesen miiroen. Sbre
Mittbsiluns, falis iie beiabeno aus
fallen mIrbe. miiroe niat beniist wer'
ben, Sbnsn unannebmli6feitsn 81 be,
reiten auf ale Sdlle mlro tie, falIs sic
es nini6en, ltreng uertranlib gehalten
peroen. @ins balbm6sli6ite antport
wiirbe Defenders sei4dst weroen. W.
6. Sbupp, Staats' Superintenoent.-
Meeter bat oarauf bas Soisenoe &C.
antnortet:
,@eitatten Sie mir, Sbnsu auf SIR
S1reibsu pom 13. Suli ais Gutwort
,u iagen, oaB bic uOn Sbueu usrtretene
Bereinisun9 bic erite 1T, bic bic un'
psrfrorenbeit bate. BON etnent Wtanne
40 uerlan9en, fid) beimlth ju binoen,
nod ebe er tionliuirt LIT. ole, Der Ste
iid ats Reformirer aussebsn, Dablen
bic niebertrd1tt9fte Wfetbobe, BON Der
man in Der amerifantiten Politif meiB,
nm 3eute ju psrleiten, ibre Wdbler bin'
ter's 8idt 3u fiibren, anitatt 3u usrtrs'
ten.
.Sier 1T meine .offeue @rfldruns1:
SD babe BrobibitiOu befdmpft, iolangs
i1 lebe. SD bin basesen aus Rrinsip,
uno menn idb bas Slid baben iollte,
nominirt uno In ben 3ousreB sspdblt
Su meroen, wsrbe i9 ui9t nur sssen
oas ameuoement itimmen, ionoern th
psrbs aud In isber 0siie bslfen. cine
Beweeuus bsruor3urufeu, bic oabiu
3islt, oieien uerberblideu politiidsn
Srralauben aus Der g8elt ju fdaffen.
1tienials wirb insins Stimme bafiir ju
baben istn, Die Sabue Der Sreibeit ber'
ab,urstsen uuo Die idwar3e Slagse oss
seieuiGaftliben Deipotismus on osren
Stslle 3u iesen.A 49,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
Bum &f bereit.

Inter benz giamen ~Yereihiste Dsut.
ide Ysrbdnos uOu @ros gtem 9ort-
purbe uon Yertretern Der Yereinisten
DeutlAen @eisllidaiten pon 9iem Yort.
oes Brootlpner Smei9uerbanbes oeS
Deutl6 Nmerifaniiheu gtatioualbnn'
bss uno Der Ysreini9teu Deutihen Sc
ielIihaften uon Quseus @ountg cine
Sr9aniIatioi sesriinoet, Die ben Sampf
Der Deuti4eu 9esen Prohibitton In 9ro'
Gem llmfanse aufnebmen mil. Die
0eriammluns fano unter benz Sorits
bes' s'StaatSperbanossPrdlibenten in oenl
tir,lid sr6ffuetsu 9auptquartier bes
Deutia'amsrifaniidsn Staatsusrban'
oss, yto. III Oft SO. Strase, Oiem
Dorf, ltatt.S
Der nsue Berbanb fol- i'm Rabmen
oes Staats 8erbanoes oes DeutiA
ameritaniiHsu Jiatioualbunoes Uirfen.
@s wuros biniidtlid Der 3ubl Der Dele
gateu, tpelbe bic @refutipe oes Verban'
oes biloen, beitloifeu. oaB BON jebem
Sofalperbauo Der Prditoent, Elm Dele
got at large unb brei Dsleeateu fiir
ieoes Eauieno Der Wtit9lisoer beranse'
josen merben iOllsu. Die 8srbdnot
nsiien bic folsenbsn Ntitslieoersableu
auf: Stsp Dorf $4,000, GrOOflpu
800. Auesus 600. Die ben Ser.
bdnoen fsruitsbenben @eiellidaften fol-
len nnter ben sleiden 8eoiusuuser
aufaenommen meroen. Serr 3. Bieif
fer nnros gum Setrstdr uno 9err VI
| freb 8ernbeim gum S9asmeiiter sr
naunt.
Ssrr Ssurp Bsismanu, Der PrGii
bent bss 8rooftguer Swsisuerbanoes
uutsrbrsitete Reiolutiouen, ourh oi
bic 3iele unb Nrbeiten oes neuen Ser
banbes feitselest purosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
An bic Ssmutb.
C@. asm m Isr.)

90 manGe @tD6e iab id1 iinfen.
90 man1eu belleu Stern uergeh'u,
8alo Dor Der S9idIulSlauue Winfeu,
BalO Dor oes 2Ooss eii'sem Beb'n.
rlub in bic faum ssriH'nsn 2Hden
gBte brdnst es fi9 In Shaareu Elm !
sic itiir3en, pie tu's 4idt bic Wtiiden,
au6 in oes 8eltrubms Sladeri6ein.
Do6 bu, bic iiber'm @rbenqualme
Des Simmels em'9es 1i6t uerfldrt,y
Der Demutb bobe, beil'9e Saline,
Du nebit pereiniamt, unbegebrt.
. balte mir bas auss belle,
llnb usise fiibleno bid ju mir,
limb sieb mir an perborgener Stelle
Gin @rab, uub broben Haum bel Dir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
NuS bentfeben @auen.

# gteue unmetter haben am Wfittels
unS giisosrrbein, In Baden uno I'M iiib'
lid,en Banern unbereheubaren Shaoen
auaeridtet. Die ungebeureu Regen'
malieu baben etn Sodmaiier gs3eitist,
bas Die sauSs 9artofel'@rnte fortge'
idwemmt bat. Das bsosutet fur Die
Sartoffel. @rnte Deutihlauos etuen
neaen Idwsrsn Sdlas, na4oem tiiriliA
in Sannouer Der @olOraoofdfer In gro'
Sen Mensen aufsetreteu 1T. ana nit
Der Weinernte iiebt e8 beoentlid aus.
Den unmstterid6oen. unter oensn aud
Der Deinbau idwer ;u leioen bot. bat
Ii9 neuerbiuss bic $erOnoipora. iene
DON 8iuDsrn bsiouoers sefiirAtete pa'
rafitiide Piljiranfbsit, Suseiellt. Die
@emittsr ueruriahten mebrere Gooes'
falle burd Blisidlas. @lei4ieitis fie'
len Saseli9loHen pom Der @rOBe uon
Siihnereiern. Stredsnmeiie bistet bic
VermitItune. pelhe bic unwetter an9e'
ri6tst buben, siuen trOitloisn anblid.
T Der 9obntampi ,wiiden arbsit'
geberu uuo Irbeitnsbmeru in Der oeut'
Id,eu @ileu, uno Stablmaaren' Snou'
itrie, oereu Sauptiis Solinsen in Der
RbeinpropinS lit, bot enolif, nat balb'
iabriger Dauer, eineu giitli6en Ans'
gleih 9efunoen. arbeitseber uno ar'
beituebmer nabnen In elmer In Solin'
gen abssbaltsuen @sueralusriammluus
Sic Yori6lass oes SdisOsamts OH. uuo
oamit lit Der 5risoe in Der osnti1sn
Uteiier, ,Suouitris auf lanssre 3stt &C.
m1brleiitet.
T Sin uerbeerenoer 8rano, osr nift
allsin siusn nod uuberedenbarsn Wta'
terialihaosn anrihtete. onoern anh Elm
Menlhsnleben forberte, wiithete tn ben
Nulaaen Der meltbsriibmten Shiffsbau'
sirma Blobm & 0oB, 9ommanoitse'
lellidaft aui Nftisn, in 9ambnrs. Der
Neubau Der gepalti9en Oodanla8en,
melds Die Sirma fhr Rieienidiffs pom
Der @r6se 6es .Smperator", Der sTa'
terlano1 uub bss -BismardA, bic iie
ielblt aebaut bat, srridtsn lief. serietb
| In 0rauo, uno Die 5lammen usrbreite'
| ten Iih nit raienoer @ei4winoistsit.
auser Der bernfsmdBiSen Stuerwebr
eilten bic Nrbsiter In Sbaaren su ben
9SIdarbeiten berbei. Gin arbettsr fano
| In ben Sslammeu einen sr1blihen 2oo.
8srlett murben fiinfSsbn Grbsiter. Der
Sda6en, ben oas Seusr an9erihtst bat,
| ld6t ii6 porldufis nod niht be3iffsrn,
betrdst isOsnfalls 9unosrttanisnos pom
Wtarf.
4 Diebe iuhten oas i'm 9anton
9bursau I'M Bssirf 3rsuslinsen sslsss'
ne @ut @mmishofen oes 9rdftdsn
Sauies Seppelin beim uuo itablen ben
9elammten @sinporratb, Der einen &C.
paltisen 8ertb bat. Seit bem Goos
lsines Brubers @berbarb peripaltets
@raf Seroinan6 b. Zeppelin, Der BE-
berrfder Der 2iifte, ais Seuior bss Sra
fsnbanies, bic 9erri4aft In Der Sapsi3'
i T Oia9 lanssn 8srbanOlunssn III
nunniebr bic Beitdtisuns bes neueu
Breslauer Siiritbil9ois Or. abolpb
8srtram bura Sapit Pius x. erfolgt,
Or. Bertram, Der Sla6folssr oss Su
Gnfans bes Sabres usritorbsnen 4ar'
oiual Or. @eors D. 3opp, muroe anl
27. Wfai gswiblt. Or mar bis bnbiu
Siiauf uOn Silbesbsiu ssmsisn.
i 4 @anj DiirSbburs slanste grim
solo'rotb. Su allen StraBen uno an
faft alien Sduiern Der alten llniuerii'
tdtsitaSt msbten Sabnsn uno SdbnAer
bes 8orps -Wf0nania. 6as isin bun
oertidhrtsss Subilduul feierts. aus
, alien Ebeileu oes Sanoes wareu alt,
Wainlduoer" bsrbeisesilt, UNI Buiam
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
BON Nstereburs.

= Sn Der @Ohnuns ieines Sobnes
on Der @de BON Rib9s Nuenue uuo gBils
liamS StraBe LIT am Sonntas I'm alter
pon SO Sabreu @barles 0eber fen.
ssitorben, Der elmer Der oeuti4en Pio'
Mere bieies Staottbeiles mar, tuoeni &C
felt ben lesten uisrlis Sabrsu bier uobn'
ts. Die 8eiiesuns erfolsts am Disns'
tag I'M Dunmore Srieohof, nobel Ras
flor 2ut ben Erausroienit leitetes -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13
A BAD POLICY

Governor Blease in statement
declaring his reasons for calling a
special session Of the legislature, re-
fers to the financial obligations of the
state. 1t is true that s. T. Carter,
state treasurer, and A. w. Jones,
comptroller general. did arrange for u
loan to carry the state until taxes
begin 20 come in, but there is on as
surances that the loan can be extend
ed. and especially at the low rate OF
interest secured during the summer.
The governor suggests that the
time for paying taxes should be ex-
tended to order to benefit the poor
people, We think this is bad prop
osition. About four-ffths OF the tax
es OF the state are paid by corpora
tioh5 and by large towns and cities.
The corporations would thus be en-
abled to keep from paying taxes to
the state and save the interest on
taesr meney tes wseEs. Ssci, law
would not in the end be OF much ben-
ent to the poor man.
What we need is legislation to nut
money into circulation. not to cause
more stRgnation.
o. .
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13
OFFICIAL REPORT
GIVEN BY GERMANY
Repudiates Victories Claimed by
Allies-Aushians Resume Big =. :.
Battle q" aa3i
tBy Associated Press,

Washington, Sept. u.-4TThe German
embassy today rereived.Ithe Following
wireless" from Berlin:
Headquarters on Thursday in its
first official report says that in a lat.
tie east of Paris the Germans held
their s9wn in a heavy two days fight
against superior forces attacking be-
tween Meaux, Montmirail. east IN the
direction OF Paris. We captured sew
eral guns but retired the flank when
'he advance of strong columns was
reported. The enemy failed to pur-
Sue. -
/ Headquarters also reported fight
Ing east OF Verdun and on the east
ern scene OF war -,
The action of the French and Eng
lish In holding up neutral Holland
steamers, taking off American and
other neutral mail is causing T.5;ng
resentment in Holland
Vienna reports that the Austrians
have assumed the offensive In the re-
gion of Lemberg. This marks the
second stage OF a nine day battle in
which 100000 infantry. 1000 cavalry.
1,500 machine guns and 1000 field
guns were engaged on, the Russian
side! On Sunday night the Austrians
annihilated the entire Servian Timok
division near Mitrowitza. ~ -
"The military attches OF the ned
trail powers. with the German troops
officially state that the enemies or
Germany are using dunn dunn bullets.
'srhe vanguard OF the right wing
of the German. troops advancing over
the Marne river eastward from Paris
were attacked by superior forces hut
the attack was stopped. the German
vanguard being taken back. the che
mics, however, not following. The
Germans captured Fifty guns snd sew.
eral thousand men,"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13
JOHN J. MeMAHAN
In Third Race For the Legislature In
RichIand

Columbia, Sept. 12.-Juhn J. Nc
Mahan is in the third primary for the
house OF representative from Rich
land county. He has been all but
overwhelmed again by the solid vote
OF the cotton mill district. which will
never forgive him for til" advocacy Of
the reform OF the primary and his
putting through the bill for the COM
mission form of government in CO.
| lumbia, with the regulation Of the city
primary.
MIR. McMahan has been an exception
among the politicians i'll not being
polite" and in seeking always to
serve the people first and think not
or himself. Wh01 the need of re-
forming the primary was generally felt
he alone OF all the public men in the
state set himself squarely TO the task
OF arousing public opinion to the ne
cessity for that reform. Other men
prominent In politics were discreetly
silent or very mild in their advocacy
OF primary reform. He went the lin
1t and wrCte on the subject every
week for year and cheerfu,ly took
upon himself all of the antagonism
and his unswerving course was sure
to arouse. But for his work the pri-
mary would not have been reformed,
and Blease would be the nominee for
the United States senate and Rich
ards the nominee for governor of
South Carolina.
Richland county has repudiated
Blease and Richards, but has not yet
elected John 1McMahan to the house of
representatives though he is the fore
most fighter in the redemption of the
state. He is in O third primary
The county has elected four members
OF the house, strong and splendid men,
though for the most part unknown to
the state. He is contending for the
fifth place with a young man, unknown
who seems to have received the solid
Blease vote and some anti-Blease sup
port. The county is proud Of it's tri-
umph over Blease and is forgetful of
the man to whom the triumph is
chiefly due. The people OF the state
Will hope for more consistent re-
7ult In the third primary The people
OF the state want the services of John
McMnhan in the Legislature. Almost
any other county would have elected
him at the head OF its ticket. Rich
land Injuries herself If she loses the
opportunity to have the influence In
legislation which his presence in her
delegation wiuld give her.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13
President vetoes Bil.
Opposed 70 Ralsing Deposit LiE,It In
Postal Banks. ,,,,sS,.i &
TBy Assooiated Preag.Y

Washington, Sept. ,it..-Presiient
Wilson today VETOED the bill to raiss
the limit OF individual deposits In the
postal savings banks to 1000 because
1t contained q provision. repeating o
section OF the new bank law. which
provides that the federal lunds must
be deposited only with members Of the
federal reserve board.
The Preaident suggested that the
bill be amended to extend for another
~ months the time allowed banks not
members OF the new systern to surren-
der the Ecyerhment deposits they now
hold. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13
IN MAxAIxGs APPRECIATION
The Next Governor Has Gene Away
For Brief Rest.

The Next Governor Has Gene Away.
For Brief Rest. a
Editor Of The 1ntelligencer; 50
81 j beg that yDu will give tme spacA
Through your columns to, thank the
hundreds Of friends In South Carolina
from whom have heard since the pri-
mary. The number OF kilograms and
letters that have received have sim
Ipiy Overwhelmed me, my ONCE force,
|And the extra stenographic help that
Inconid proceute.
i find 1t necessary after strenuous
work between the first and second pri-
maries to take q rest for few days,
and 30 am leaving my home this
afternoon for that purpose
ask my friends to be patient for u
short while until can give o personal
answer to each and every Telegram
and letter have received. beg to
assure every individual that 4 RppfeSi{
ate greatly the fsIicitations they haea
extended me. and aslI thas they VIII
not judge me nsglectfui because cam
not reply i.nme ediateiy. ss
Sincerely.
RICffARD I. MANNING,
Snmter. SEPT IL. 1914. A
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IVA NOTES.
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Iva, Sept. 11.-A very pleasant Soc
lal event of this week was the meet
Ing OF the Prisciilas. which was held
at the home of Miss Mabel Reid We'd
nesday afternoon Two hours were
happily spent Fancy work was the
chief amusement. Cake and cream
were served during the evening.
Mr.. Jim Simpson OF Anderson has
been spending a part OF this week
with his family who are visiting at
the home Of R. 8. Sherard.
DR.. III. r Wells OF Anderson was
mere few days this week on profess
sional business
Mr.. Johnnie Wakefield of Antreyille
was business visitor here Friday.
MISS Esther Bailey is the guest of
her friend, Miss Vera Spoon.
Rey. T. J. Black OF Anderson spent
Thursday here, the guest of S. l.. Lev
erett.
Mrs. Tom Vandiver and children Of
Anderson are spending some time at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Brown.
Miss Pearl Beatty left Friday for
LANCASTER, where she goes to teach in
the graded school.
L. G. Jachson, Jr., spent 'T'iiurn njiiaj
night in Greenville
Mr. Carl Floyd of Starr was a busi-
ness visitor here Thursday.
j. l.. Sherard of Anderson was vis-
iting relatives here short while Fri
day
Miss Sylfene Elrod and little broth
er. who have been spending a week
with ther aunt Mrs. ]. A McAlister,
have retured to their home in Ander7
son.
Misses Ida and Lois Rampey. who
have been spending a week here with
their sister, Mrs. T. A. Smith, have
returned to their home in Hodges.
MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Anderson have
returned from a visit to relatives in
Wexford and Spartanburg ''
ISL E.. Leverett spent last Wednes-
day In Starr on business.
FrcMTs. Eyobert Dacus and little son,
Robert, of Greenville have returned
home after spending a week here with
her niece Mrs. w. T. A. Sherard.
Mr.. Reese Watt and children spent
Wednesday in Anderson.
Rev 8. j. Hood left Thursday for
Troy where he goes to conduct meet
ing In the A. r. P. church.
Mrs. Wayman Seigler spent Friday
at Starr with Mrs. Joe Smith.
|" Mr.. Ralph Jones OF Evergreen has
returned home after spending a week
here with his brother. J. C. Jones.
|1i Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Liddell OF Lo gn-
Mrs. s. M. McAdams one day this
fdesville were visiting at the home of
week.
Mrs. Lucy Catlett of Anderson
spent a few hours here Wednesday,
Mr.. j. w. Bowie of Starr is spend
ing a while here with his son, u. E.
Bowie.
]. A. McAlister was a business, Wis.
itor. in Anderson Thursday.
( Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Burriss' attend
lea the Ffditt-w -w'offurdT wedding in
Starr Wedhesday.s-s"-.s-.---.--------.'--.
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q .''.{ "BELTON NEWS.

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+. Beltol,, Sapt. 12.--N. II. Mckee, Of
Bolton, route 2. was among those who
had business here this afternoon.
P. G.. McMahan. resident OF Bel
ton, route 2. was here on business
today. .n
W. ]. Gambrell of Honea Path was
in Belton today on business.
A. p. Tribble. farmer of Bolton,
route /. was here today on business.
He was accompanied by his son,
Reuel. 'iH
Congressman Wyatt Aiken was in
town an hour this morning. He took
breakfast at the Hotel Geer.
Smyth Gambrell of Bolton, will
leave Tuesday for Columbia, where he
will enter the senior class at the Uni
yersity of South Carolina.
j. s. Fowler of Anderson was in
town on business this morning.
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% q. 90 600 o o o o
o.. STARR NEWS o

900 o o o o o
I, Starr, Sept. 12.-Mr. G. w. Palmer
and his sister, Miss Gertrude, visited
Misses Ortie Webb and Miss Minnie
Howard OF Flat Rock recently.
80 Mr. Charlie Brown and Miss Minnie
Brown .worshipped at Gluck Baptist
church last Sunday.
E; TO the delight Of many. Rev. W. D.
Hammett or Greenville preached at
Gluck mill last Saturday night Sum
day, and Sunday night.
The young people OF Flat Rock
community met a. the home of Mr..
J, NJ. Stuart Friday night at a lawn
party. They reported very pleasant
time.
j. B. FELTON, and family visited J.. d.
Burriss ant family last Sunday.
J, 4, Stuckey of Starr visited rela-
,tiyes in Flat Rock community last
week.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13
DAILY THOUGHT

When from some noisy haunt of man
step into the quiet night
And, coolly contemplating, scan
The lamps Of heaven all alight,
Remorse is mine. that ere I trod,
In ways where mans mean tumult
jars,
Then loud my spirit cries 10 God,
Grant me the calmness OF Thy stars!
a Gilbert Thomas.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13
PLAGUE rs NO MORE
Not o Case In New Oreleas Under
Treatment
(By Associated Press.)

New Orleans, Sept. 1f.-For the
first time since the outbreak OF bn-
bonic plague here June 25 there Ia
not case under treatment, eccord-
ing to announcement today by DR.. W..
G. Rucker, assistant surgeon feneral
In charge or the plague fight. Three
persons are still at the isolation hos
pital, but they have been pronounced
aclinicalIv erraa" and will he reIeas-
ed Il q. day NJ 6os illE 8 -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13
RarIef Ghin saira.

New York. Sept. 12.--The relief shin
Red Cross sailed late today for Er-
rope with 164 nurses and doctors, ali
Americans. and an American crew.
Before leaving her anchorage, Jose
phus Daniels, secretary OF the navy,
raised tho American nag at the yes.
sels stern.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13

Anderson. is my town,
The best OF all I know
Where the people are the bestest
And the prettiest peaches grow.
Pacification iB right.
@ %
Dumb, dumb. bulletins.
.,e 50
Golden rod and black-eyed Susan.
---ue--- 49,
gPersimmon crop Is promising. Pre-
Daro to pucker.
The Dragging man; has more jaw
bone than backbone.
Look life squereIy in the face and
not from an angle.
Made In Germany-war and that
Sherman thing.
Malefactor against health. The fly
Swst him; don't shoo him.
SIN our midst" there awaits wei
come for the prodigal fried chicken.
1t seems mighty hard for q good
batter to be called out on foul tip.
"a cure by the laying on OF hands
when dad catches the smarty puff
ing cigarette.
The interests OF proprietor, empIoye
and public are identical. These are
ssmes for pulling together.
@
every man In Anderson who is ask
ed to do some work for the cause of
cotton should respond.
& .
Anderson juries are men who can
think for themselves and are brave
enough tc do their duty.
askeedadale" Is q valuable word
eelned in the War Of Secession. Wnat
VIII this war produce7
sssss; .
VIII the governor please "eloosi-
date" why he did not call the legisia-
4as4 ses s.e NEE. right ..s.:s =ee==;: see==:
4 r. tse bye .s. .l:e. .l: ls= .co: &c u
ole Carranza, and what Is the name
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|. When young man calls on young
lady on Sunday night. he is likely to
be led to church some weddinssaay
evening.
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The Weather.

Washington. Sept. 12y-Foredast:
South Carolina-Partly cloudy sun
day; Monday unsettled. probably
showers.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13

The morality Of q community viii
never be higher than It's ideals. An
derson Is q Glenn town,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13

Why not issue bonds to retire .,le
floating debts OF the city9
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-13

Asood highway makes the low cost
of living.
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Money to burn-tobaeeo .acome.
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Dumb. dumb. bulletins.

Golden rod and black-eyed Susan.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-06-25
eaun h.eklers a Chance.

At one time the Republicans OF Chi
cago Nere out and were fighting De-
mocraey on industrial conditions and
the putative helplessness OF a situa-
tion which did not let the Republic
ans in. A parade was started OF and
was we'll on its way-nearly to the
iile closers-when a ward boss saw
that two lighted transparencies lacked
carriers. He looked around hurriedly
and noticed that one OF his retainers
was idle. Here" he yelled. "shoul-
der this and get in line" The shang-
haied recruit was a gambler who
busted himself in ward politics on oc-
casions, but for the most stuck to his
trade when trade was possible. As he
hoisted the lighted legend, open up
the mills and factories" there was a
chorus OF derisive yells from the side
walk: Never mind the mills. Open
up the poker games"