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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

from erecting whiting shed In tho
center CT the public square. We told
tho mayor that 1t was not legal and
: that we would carry it to the courts.
II was then abandoned. We have help
cd to organize civic associations In
other towns.
we started the cleanup day or
week in our city and we have begged
for more attractive home grounds and
cleaner streets, cleaner public build
/ :::Ss anu we know that our county
court house. iail and county home are
I cleaner than they were ten years
ago.
The County Home.
! "Wle persuaded the county to screen
/ the cottages at the county home. We
begged them to provide separate
cottagc for tub3rcuIar patients and
they granted or requested We consid-
er this one of our greatest accom-
pIishments.
4 "In our Jail work we have had
grown men to confess their sins be-
fore God and men today they are lead
/, ing better lives. We have helped the
hayward girls, we have helped way
iward boys, we have given pleasure
. and comport 20 the aged and infirin.
The White Way.
|, G''FIie great climax to our work OF
ten years Is the sGrent White Ruy.'
| This 1ils been secared through Tire
ce-dneraticn Of the Gkaniier 81 Goni-
inerce, 1he city council and George
Miller. Surely this 5is u day of fhe
Joicing with uS. The work Is utlfin.
Eislicd and Il IS great and glorious un.
dertaking that God Dad let us ins tile
efforts to make Anderson mere heau-
tiRni. more sanitary; for better citi.
zeaship." . e
Fred N. Burnett. Secretary os the
lY. M. G. 4. compiimented the men,
hers on their work and cooperation.
Re urged the members to induce av-
cry family on every street to Join the
association.
Z, Mrs John Frank was the next ON
the program, fayCring the company
with vocal solo. much enjoyed. Mr.,
!. Porter A. Whaiey. secretary Of the
{, chamber of commerce, pledged the
association the hearty. support Of the
chamber. He says the Anderson wo-
men are most aggressive and will do
more than the men to make a city
beautiful.
Mrs. J. 4; paget gave an interesting
reading and Mrs. Fred Burnett sang
two sweet songs.
/ Rufus Fant closed the program with
few amusing remarks. He said ihe
Lord nude the flowers first and then
a great yhite way and the Anderson
sCiv'.i Association is going to follow
lthe way OF the Lord. 1.
/ Mrs. Fant read telegram from
/ Geo. Miller expressing his regrets that
he could. not attend the meeting and
Wishing then success. IS
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m FeR YEAca
I'sslaer Ilhi sFnat Letters
H..

lqsniee 4 ia day ilez
fqfe esIIl d pi The t.sI Sf
dspri he afiega lian
tlS4t Fs iiif sd post
OF Ike seifdf6k
tseiEt Roeh6s1 ecIarea that s;;a had
ghF6
3 Al he had not directly
Il 4 tii a. sss: iI1-s
l1Ieffes sd ltcf. cS ile lls0so inke de 4 10
pnbllsh 1itifiolis % q, 4 nnibiie
wei fare lie pleaded with Ehlnlefke
not 10 publish them and recesYca ns
plosnise shat 4 geale Fse be done
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lof i.anrsEz and syei; knew.
ing sal Aiesnian was M tlles city yestsrE
day Mr. McCrayy Thinks that JOhn
Gary Evans will be the next fHnifed
States senator.
=. 3. Porter of Asliss siale. II. q. has
| been spending few days In the city
ion business 4.
s. p. Horton OF Raleigh. nj C., WAS
.ail1oilg the sIrlsss visitors to the city
yestefday <
Mr.. aiid Mrs. nj. II Sexton 81 starr,
ssete sllopping 3 "a the city csterelay.
3. locke OF gsreehSi siS VI & ns he
city Yesterday Tor few hours On i,psls
II PriiisE ntokrasEisS EltIEen of
stari' speils E.tlay. IA So.
ga y.
tSI p. tasSsl VI ssl.
6Isiness tlie gie y.
5aslsdn Efsa issof
~ ya were ll4 Oh
Eoit one sae iiro-
EsreasLv8 plnnle Hal
s1r to tiis t. SS q -
sp Claude Nartia sl aEountsSp
Creek sRsat teftas Ia siis city st = ~
friends
J. &. shirIe 81 t,oIsSs ).
ssas 4 business visitor ID Anderson
yesterday
Miss MaFeuerlte VIM pSms asid Asiss
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The lTofKerss FaYorite.

A cough adicine for chiIaven
should be harmless. 1t should bo
pleasant to take. 1t: should be effect-
nal. chanlberfai ii s, Cough Remedy I'd
all of this and is the mothers favor
tie everywhere. For sale by Evans
Pharmacy. l.Ady.l
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Wanisa BY EXPERT bopkkeener !
Il 1!lnsitints l1lssll In my T0wh." Age ss.
Cool references, Communicate with
szssfzfFssFi ivi;s;=, care or tne IntelM-
Eepcef, !, s.. .,. Oh
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. purchasers.
We have over 200 new rebuilt and
eeepnd hand typewriters for quick
safes cheap. All makes. Price
sheet on request. J. z. Crayton, &
Col Charlotte, N. c.
,S m8-tf
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

]. t. Howard OF the Flat FsScl see
ticn was IN the city yesterday on
business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Atitgli0hlle z for sille---5 passenger
3featdl ear almost, as good Us
ne tss for quick sale on easy
Ter ssss i, AUTO care or The
.i,sl leIllgencert ....tIs:,Es sl,8,24-ti
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25
WANTS

WANTED-The ladies toAknow that
I have the best curling, fnid that
can be bought. On sale at Martins
Drug Store or Garvin Barber Shop.
Prize S1.oo per bottle. d. C. Garvin
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Want Carrier boys between ages
g of4l0sand ~. Apply to- Sloan -Dris-
kutl' intelllgencer office. 3-24-2t.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

j.. Z. mifdGee of starr spsht few
hours in the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Lucius Todd of Starr was a bus Hess
visitor to the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Preston Shirley of Belton was on;
of the business visitors TO the city yes
terday..
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Walter West of Grcenville was in
the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

For constipation chamiserIain tan
lets are excellent Easy q; Ike. mild
ard gentle in etfes9 Give them a
trial For sale by Evans ahNr9liacy
;rts ~ 80. S s,4g;f 4 & 81 sEs.lf AdI, A.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Oliver Hsaroa of tte Fiat Rock sec
tion was in the city, yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

-
resumed their stu
dies at AnQe tablS College after & visit
TO Miss Williams parents at Abbe-
Vile. es.,s5 3 -
J. D. Moore. 4 wei hhows.. .ie:issss
man Of Green nWobd. sfeft s.sfsyr ,ItotSrg
in Asislafasi ifsS :, M. ss,s,,.s,
was enroato to Seneca.
AEfs. coiseae B6Wen iSbf ttarr was
shopping ID tie city yesterday,
fsi1n former editor Of
the RicFtagi Times Disbatcii ana
now a sefs essfssf yoTssiE Iii, a,syer
In U1faef s siass - ssii tho ci
dag. aasB that Anderson is
''sonle 0wa -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

f. d. Hoeferof COLUMBIA was; among
the business visitors to the city yester-
day.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

,s5i ~: "a. ~, ~ y,;t Il q
1rg,3, - Z
In; Abbeyiiie on business
Z ,a, = 49,. -, -. --..-;--,
SI so
sne We ilse gtiest pI iHis per-
isSs.. ntr. snd ~ - -. sioEton. DIT.
s.oI son ~ one VI lne pest known news
~ "a s
az S. =; rs. 80 sii ass LOIS
elsy yestsfuay
s te-.; s.
gsSihs s.,qS s, e lev asss ~ me elty WIN
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

iE, r. Horton isspending few days
in. Abbeyille on business. :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

gll.a.ah hesInlIs's Talsless ads sanstina.
.s s ti0n. a M
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

J. -. Porter of Ashesiaie. ~. e.. has,
been spending few days iti the city
ION bnsinegs x - IS.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Charles Finley OF the Mauntain
Greek section was a visitor to the city
yre.sssS,ec ,ec!ay. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25
LUCK IN. CHOOSING GLAssEs ., I.

LUCK IN CHOOSING GLASSES
Is something you dont want 20 trust
70; e Never buy them SFitheut having
yphr eyes tested Have il done bY
us and It will be done thoronghiy; md rlJ
accurately. There viii Be n6tI,inr
"chancey about il. Buying glasses
any other way Is IKE taking nleiiicine
Din the dark It's dangerous. Prices
reasonahlei SO 800 toss 90 aIidupward
Repairs on frames and parts 1o cents
and gpsaEd. IS .}.... 3. - :.
: ell
fta sIllilIer Bs. tsai1 ssIoor
0sles Phone sss Rss: slsil6nSIsSI.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

leorBe s. MOI q q D Isgs0liefis Wal
IN The ctts sesvlrdas on baainsss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

] s. iRs Horton OF Raleigh. III. u. WAS
among the slness visitors to the city
yeetefdas :,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Gee, 3. AccfAyes loras' elprlfl
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

j. q. SbtT 81 hreon, Et0USa u
vas q 0uAineas visitor IA ANDERSON
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Use NIaEeaaElle wlIllsma aad aElas
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Eiank stewtrs u ~ ,esaf 1aFt II
lesteraay lg the elsl spansss.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-25

Mr. aud Mrs. M. II Sexton OF starr
were sfloppiag in the city yesterday. Il
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-02

deEnned IN the signt OF man and God,
AMI yet one are little cllfid idren of
SIX or even y ~ ana niller oiiesi OF
thirteen or 70 en-. who are fbhTning
the streets q ni ghty hnafE tended iby
assyol1E I've fsudraf mt, the fooi-i
fsE OF the yicl0lis, and their Go sos,:1
slaired guard ianE are sea sd teoIslf orse
tsllt - ~ hons llet iy fead the
Eflewsns per or MA be tho iliie;. or
pleas sanity tting ut a ileIeither's,
while their Il Ii q isil dFen ere liEg
mp ingrRantly sc6ing 1est lon n
geaaf4 20 IS q (taf sfe ~ lay
down one or two things ass . bso-
llIe nest Ip 4has TIE fatheF ina nit,-
tlIeri are f.nsol utel le for
proper overs iglit of ms II Il Ia af:ei
1 i4a ite 40 al iffefeiiee MI thar kh h7 III :
ant b = n ~ Af an he q ll1tis apfif9,
they re afSsdl lutSl !, IS "a OK
Atci iali 8 pktsp dRS oE li / 0ye9 the
on.
1 2sill this means sls he and
snolher ossgitt ito know ana have q
rig TO know Nv here ll5s q - 4 t.l 70 ltoI7i
their caildreH spend their time, iia
=. = tlsss
fhe parents shoilia md out III scsls
sgay or sotsiet sf.;s.
Ana taen. the ynniig people should
alFFays be Rt home afle dark unless
accom- pa1ied by SON sEon sible nap-
ts anSfer the care o sesIi6 one VINO
is really trnstwoftty 1t not int
quently happens tlisl We sins 3. .'yWs ~ here
IS Ny dering hoy Fpni m 81 5slst
4 few years too late.
r. s9e know where "a & boy 10 dur
Ling ste aarst eisateen years ii viii
II 4 To q IlII IUTs tll9 faIJ0E
years. sefS little wiltle our police
court ssee sasI Jared lefa and ffs-
tlters y joae boys ave slss q arrested
tOTT7 WIS TII IpE Ifl EII0 DF0k6U
hearted par knts ID I'd Il & even Etl osf their
boys were bad urtll hen. Many a
ruined l6y has Cd idt by the
ina itse Of siiis y ganR es but
by the awful 81 al vel isnIis "a
Ia ESle eaFet Ss nis osgn
Chris len areu e no 81 n5FA
can SveT hin. Viss be rs ie
shame pf Keep
Tie ian &
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'El


( ssfs will be an elst5on at, PEN
dIeshn School house fH Hunter school
On che question Of teRythg an
a IL tex Of pae and one
ti VI ;inIiI sh SlItos the taxable pEopaF-
n AID istrict 10 be uSed foo gem
eGsl Seheai paFpases.
PoiIetSili open at seven A. NJ, and
1T fOiiFs y, Af, All voters must
a2hibit d repatriation certificate and
&asr 9ereipt "a BY order of the goun-
IS. Issard % Edueatiea Of Anderson
i County. j. B. .FEsIiTO = ie
C6uIity 5upt. or Education,
2 Al, ,ta.B-ff.
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lH ! q ARs r.
y - 90, 81. . :

IL Il .i1 we have tor Sale 1850
81 IaEds taIninE shout 4
90 tkat of tiIlsbef. nearly all
ien |. q sflie gaald ii lii the very
Z n iiii Btete. !; sfet dis & y bale os
61t4t tS the ,aere without fefti iiizer
lsply. af si5s Sre ateb 10 the st.
f3s q II q estpient Co. 266.
EEL slaR street; cli1f tom s, c.
5stt ii5i ~ - 4 ssss44t
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Pahlle saIe o. HOrae, Ete.

Ef st preYiausly sold s private sale
tgh sSis offer 1T publlcI igy IN 9rent
'6f Tnvts aroa.' stable on siondRy, May
&, at ~ o,cink. 4 gentle horse in
coed h0aditipn. about II years old.
sos IS gy, 4 llorae carriage, ~ one
liofa E0n. Il ~,
l5 9T'. r. Watkins, Executor.
81 3, Isl < 4, S l-3t p
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4 z lssis lssas
y = k7efl
Fgai fssa! g OF 1a y 81 1 81 q.
: him d sbntt tse 81 a q
llinfsnnht NhfcE ie I'D Is sis ifsti
afld ION the next tlSe fls
6atiaIn Sc gons u iiti
calar rllennist tsin ss,i faT: a 4 :
sisR setter han < afiils u ins-
mont Sold hss H.kellsl. ssI.lssa
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f1act Nh - t1ft t7siS HfltFnrnr
FSfntsiopS Hon ~ a. Z /. n 81 san :

THO = mon
tSine 0sA Hon. I4li 6 ion.
- as,Hs IF375It q 2 'kesftss N
satnfa ssls
eflcnn
lssos lltf lslssAs..s Il e.-es.e====
"A Z
!. ION
Z ssnls IS eegss 81 & 5
ftgf ssn !.
IA iBes neiRs
oinf 81
7ll5s cls 7sfF s "A ~
~ son e4 cSIf 3
ghil hosl
Evening II o
tislles iaslt I'e
sSsnisaion 4 80 .el
|Aalalseios so hllaf GIss
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IE1IlIlE q E(TEIl
lR d ssI
MEETING HELD YESTERDAY
FOR TilkT Il Estj IS
But FE
Report kEade By E C. keC Csnts,
ineansslk oe she City
OILS VI aesory

In accordance with the; notice given
several days ago, the trustees OF. tsie,
city achaols Of AnieEe1.lll. uilleiaiiy
known as district No. IL, met In the.
ofice Of r. G. sieGantsi eupeflasend-
Ient Of the city schools Tor ;,se iprs-
Iposeaof eiecting the seacflsrs for the
coming session. All selections we're.
made and the snpeFlntendcnt made re-.
mort OF what has a.Eeeni done during
lStle pact year and sugSssted tnoSai
chanH Hest ncas sar$ feF tl hest fesuits.
tduring the conaiag aag
The following Is q comoicte liSt OF
the teecDera elected FIR t:ie soInine
years apsri1tead n. d sIss
IpFincfp q. ~. Wiser. rescaets:. 3
Masses Nellie sisntnersstt E,izabetns
F'oRsioy. Sam. AZ. And dersan, Eiuiee
Gideon lssofgia !; Aln;e l:nnlS
yr. Itiia Brown, ~ aitifah row her,
May f.lGFei e. aTii Mrs; An
nls Alirn. aIBy Wilson, Mrs
Gottie Estes, Iisses Cleo E2iley, Msf-
tl,tts g lark Best II Slnlser, Aitnal
9urIers Eva, ipDfe. 8iiAl !.
lfNfii s,tsa tltits, Mel fsoehFal, Louise
skEEE EeF Olivia Dlicxett, { rene Prince.
Helen HtlrFias. E,gdi pa Wis 4eaoFa
3Hhhsrs, /, tsiiis sst Cham
bersr "a isseE s cam III 6refs 4a Ia Sltjor,
lena fiinlfsc les ~ aTa8 issir.
srewE. Vera s; Isyie i esfip. Mr..
G.. d. Bnohepan isseh Mari Ac.issrsI
cofnslia Snef Toye yes ek5aelIe os
B sss I; 4 49, q, siL
II. II. GaBSaWHY 5aTszr rfap s6Ff6Y,
Carrie Gassaigag Matte
Moore, Irene ayluf. chi istiae IN 4,
t.onyotia Iel e 3 EIafls Ola
% ans ] Jf.I
MIC 9 GU Az ltltps and Eet tFild b
~ u was fiap i5le TO Iast li fiit
| Just what sch Is Val Ieiis hefa
Ig1sllds be asst ned TO ot what. Elakses
they W IT; 4 certain q
pinbeF 0fs suh l, "a hs made ifl
the fiCsAs ~ afF5 saaseH I'd II
Il pro u BILE ait me IL afitfeaffff 4
VIII be done .flnrn school o. sel
81 The tElletees were very I. sfSy abIy
! liinpfeesed Ni q e spl efIdifs work scs
cons he'd ne the las L easorS aiid
kt1ey so ~ II 10 u G. ~ IL Ele
Eennefint
q tni 3 renDrfeg III pie
tlf9lllt 3 ii q i he
eife5 "a ~ IS q for VI az Fl
Iec;.s S ever been done
here before and "a tst lie 10 4 Il sslis NJ
l]tleaHed the cnsisd Oh
made by che II es
for
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ysEIERR Is K0llis CHILD
IS Sssl fiST.R d I.kEsIs5l


" here are the ellifsFen o1 s6yir
home atser deriys feeI tdaf Ia On :
1fl9ss ers We duE'f know. l,lsey may
nell ho 8 may bs at
fa ilresh ma, be al q I9pylI PFC
tpfe ellbu they pay be On the
eses hut he tajsd q nrl ssilly ~
Tllea may be lesrnfsig fTpeEhing of
slt l.sie llii goflan >
Hood q, orr hey flias he les1
SONS ia yoHfi lfili slelifss 81 from ele-
cAe eiotia tRs ~ Too SiaEi e eaE ara
but me parent IS sls5 ID nov
arA tho horseR assl castse and even
the on ~ Aag Al ssfe III tel Isfeaaed
I7l0t 11clI 70 70 "a - Isl fS1 " 2
cafnss atfcrd "a mn any 4 Fial. On liaz
81 tlIehl. BAT tina chiidFBn ~ ielIt
W donE know sst where tlisS are.
Ard 7ea. soii g on aasts ID afeSpo1s
ssiie f5r " Ifa9e soF & chilasar
1t s. the ali 4 81 of a. a *
daisfa 8 gofne TO an lllsi kSn Nes
cause Or ssS u aarel esae
ne9g. th,s pie sfiif atand s1A-
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TDHauETuI iiQnu n. 5I50uKT nv ST. T;iaiT
Minns OF AhHsfs0ns Riensf To- the Rn.
mans byii faIlis sutherland Of Hell
bon Ila6 q the ! last speaker was Jtlcs
Knox 0f ~ lliafnat azaiuB To BruS
tuss IS, a y. e. 81 4! q
The Judges chen, retired land the
tfsli ence sam Z. ie,t f0ltDwisg which
the Tad tes q siitefad and aD houn I'd that
the med il sR Reiltt tu s9sc u Il fiqx OF Will
lianlston wliilc q hey ei.iaa uison
gaT& Suth hegianf oE Baiton for Sec
spEls ,lsce Tits conn ectfnn It fnigiit
be thais winner IN only fa
ysslffE 1f Hge AM d he pnsseaegs tsafis IS
tty III last u g Il seaa one
,oE the aieEt Z yer aieard III ton af 4
Il Hhs IMAM intcpa ~ 6 eed that the
: stiepisioE gf the 5sId Ess Sgas correct gii d
proper
M Over 400 peopie ie The ttleatE to
oFertloRillg an q IN any tsesa G1a 81 l4 TO
tet into the shlii ainn flt RI IT is said
tlssS Il 8 ten ce .ht tie event Tess
ftessi 'ca 81 iderably larger han
sist has ever cen before.
I'll lola the day went on TO peffsc-
Jlpul ven the on d keep ton OF the
hsaehRf flIh was no Tbisuns
nd -
and the sclieoI cfiielals siIy tslilS ffllssyg
are wen pleased The the
9zaEss :: sam asa. - FRIED out s
arson deieRat tion some zoo
Rtfofag s. fatufiied to theseity hart d Ut
aii6rt ~ after riiidp iEht q Il a spec clal
traia and Without exception they sald
ahnt they had en- ioyed every feature
es The day
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eti coin G. l5icfoS
Eloss 6 on r. lEi3sts
lies fsfalf y
Fflse
f4fa Eins sfonfns
fnB e CO. d3pFie
& so, - o. mn
Slkeaa llcrES 4 g nlSe. 200
q d 6 3ts . q 6iaE 3 : 81 81
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By GURDEN EDWARDS

about the Reservation or its
dcicnscs, only in the general
way l have described to you.
But | also know, as you and
many others know, that there
are delicate negotiations Of a
diplomatic nature that might
readily lead to strained rcla-
tions, going on between your
country and another, and the
recognized military balance be
tween the two is the only thing
that keeps either Of them from
demanding greater advantages
over the other.
But if, for instance, the other
nation should get possession,
say, Of complete maps Of the
Reservation, your nations mill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

losses and gains-and then back
to the original status .Ho again
with nothing else to showforl,.
All of which is true and just
as it should be, the Command
ant said. The real function Of
the modern soldier with his
harvested science ofwaris just
that keep war impractical,
TO keep the fighting powers Of
the world at draw, not only
through guns and armor, but
through economic conditions
as well. Fo~instancc, the Rcscr-
walton. which ] command, is
devised for just that purpose,
Is fitted with the greatest and
most deadly collection Of de-
fens;ve and offensive war ma.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-31

paintings in the world, was stolen
from the Louvre in Paris in August
81, 1911 For more than two years
the mystery of the disappearance re-
NAMED unsolved. In the early part
of last winter the painting was recov-
cred through information furnished
by an art dealer of Florence, to whom
Perugia is said to have offered the
picture for sale.
At the time of the disappearance
of the painting Perugia was employed
as a workman at the Louvre and con-
sequently was enabled to cut the
painting from the frame and carry it
from the building without detection.
At the time of his arrest in Florence
he is alleged to have made a COM
plete confession, giving as his motive
for the theft desire to revenge HIM
self upon the French for their despoil-
alton of the art galleries of Italy dur
ing the Napoleonic invasion.