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Today-Men's
81 and IS Derbies
at $1.95
The maker thinks they are too light
we think they are just right
how about you?

Made by one of the most famous hatters in the
business-lives on his reputation and makes
hats on the side-hs name is all you need to
and style-but these particular Derbies are a
little lighter than he likes them-just an excess
of fastidiousness-b in eight of the new
est models-all have the character and finish
which their name implies-and the lghtness
referred to as a fault we regard as virtue, for
the lighter a Derby is the more comfort it
affords
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time fortunately were driven into Con-
stantinople and thus Germany was able
to mako up for England's failure. But
the great problem yet remained. The war
party must make good Its promises to re-
gain the lost possessions or must go down
In defeat. The general European war
offered an opportunity to do this or at
least to mako a show OF trying.
For many years the German influence
has prevailed In the Turkish army Ger
man tactics and German discipline have
been used. and for long time the army
was practically commanded by Gen. Won
der Goltz Since his recall TO Germany
his place has been filled. little less
prominently perhaps, by Gen. Leeman. A
great deal OF the army equipment OF every
kind came from Germany, which has for
years supplied Turkey with guns and am
munltion. Turkey borrowed money In
France. where most OF It's bonds are held
but when II came to spending money in
military matters she was one OF Ger
manys heaviest creditors.
Turkey has long regarded Russia as her
hereditary enemy. The sores left by the
Russo Turkish war have never healed and
Turkey has not been blind to the fact
that Russa's ambition did not end with
obtaining free passage OF the Bosporus
and Dardanelles. but that her ultimate
aim was the control II not the actual pos
session OF Constantinople itself
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ALL BALKAN STATES MAY BE DRAWN INTO WAR

ny Turkey against France and England.
II Is reported that the embassies of
France and England are preparing to
leave Constantinople. England has warned
Turkey not to menace Egypt. Sir Louis
Mallet, the British Ambassador TO Turkey.
notified the Grand Nizier that the power
Of the Triple Entente would he directed
against Turkey II Turks crossed the from
tier of Egypt.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13

roads operating between Tennessee
and Anderson should keep money that
ss r!shif.liy his and accordingly will
ask the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion to hear arguments in the case
within the next few weeks. Between
August Is, 1910, and October 10, 1911,
the railroads handled hundreds! and
hundreds OF tons of coal for Mr.. Sloan
and since that time ruling has been
handed down which says that the price
charged was excessive by about 10
cents per ton. Mr.. Sloan hopes that
he may be able to recover something.
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Phe State Constitution requires all
malo persons between the agos of 21
and co years, except those incapable
of earning q support from being maim-
cd or other causes, and those who
served in the War betwes==.. the stktas,
to pay poll tax OF one dollar. All
male persons between tie ages of 81
and. 80 years who are able, to work
public roads orr cause them tc be
worked except preachers who have
charge OF congregation and persons
who served in the War between the
States. school teachers and trustees,
who are exempted from road duty
may in lieu of work pay tax of one
dollar to be collected at, tho same
time other taxes are collected.
Prompt attention will be given all
persons who wisls TO pay their taxes
through the mail, by check. money or
der, etc.
w. A. TRIP,
Comfy Treasurer.
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Individual Instruction
For Youths of Anderson

F. NJ. Burnett. secretary of the An
derson Y. NJ. c. A., is putting forth
every effort in an attempt TO make the
night school and the night textile
classes into wonderful institutions for
the mill boys of the city. Mr.. Burnett
has Just compiled n very attractive
little pamphlet in which he stresses
the Importance Of individual instruc-
ton for every boy! The pamphlet
urges the boys to spend their extra
hours after quitting time at these
classes and concludes I'VE want to
help you fit yourself for better
job"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
Che Day In Congress, Go

Washington, Oct: 12.-sENATE:
Met at IL a. m.
Resumed debate on war tax bill.
Secretary Bryan urged foreign re-
Ing treaties. particularly the propos-
lations committee to dispose OF pend
ed Nicaraguan canal rights conven-
tion. |
Favorable report on, peace today
with Russia voted by foreign relations
COMMITTEES. IS ), d
ssSenator oyerman. for cotton States
Senators, gave notice that efforts TO
ad journ would be opposed until some
legislation was enacted to relieve the
cotton situation. Second report from
Alaska coal land leasing bill confer
eilce reported. q sss 81
Recessed nc s d. m. untfi Il a, m.
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Fearing Protest
About the Trees.

Keeping pace with the strides of
progress being made on every side,
the city officials have decided that
Anderson should have no trees in the
middle OF Main street and accordingly
tile street force has been given the
task Of cutting dove. solle 4 the his
toric old landmarks in front of the
city hall. Many and loud are the pro-
tests arising from the older people Of
the city and so;ac OF them say that
they have lost their best friends.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
City Interested
In Great Series,

Anderson people never did evincc
much interest in baseball when it was
played in Anderson and cost rs much
IS o quarter ot see the games, but
since the worlds series has opened
between Boston and Philadelphia
Main street, is blocked in front OF
Crayton's Pharmacy and the baseball
enthusiasts can be counted on for
very little work between the hours of
2 o'clock and o'clock.
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little Hope For
! Gasoline Thinks.

At the last meeting of the Anderson
city council committee was appoint-
ed, whose duty 1t was. to investigate
the matter OF permitting gasoline
tanks or stations to be placed before
the stores in Anderson for the benefit
cf the merchants and the autoists. A
request similar 20 this was made to
the former city council and at that
time was refused but 1t was at one
time thought that the present body
it was understood, yesterday from one
member of the committee that the
three, members of council assigned to
this task have Investigated the matter
and that 1t is hardly probable the step
will be permitted, since it certainly
increases the fire danger.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
Mexican Gun Is
Being Dispinyed,.

Tho c. III Guest Paint Company, on
Earle street. -iB exhibiting gun sin it's
show window. OF consii iierable, interest
to Anderson people by reason oS the
fact that the gun. was captured ~
FAINT Todd, an Anderson boy, who was
aboard thc flagship wyoming wllen
Vera Cruz was saized. The giiii s. Of
hi obsolete type. an old-tifue naiEkef.
and there is little wonder that tiie
McEicaa EedsrsiE were not able 10 &c.
|ccmpiish much II they M used guns
like this one. 4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
DR.. Narram0re Is
Back For Visit.

DR.. Frank L. Narramore, who years
ago located In Anderson and prac-
ticed his profession of dentistry here,
is back in Anderson for a visit. DR..
Narramore married daughter of Col
BILLY" Miller and he and his wife en-
Joyed the friendship c: hundreds of
people when they wero hero DIR.
Narramore is now located In Salt Lake
City, Utah, and says that he is in
splendid country.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
Anderson Man
Saw One Gamc.

Anderson Man
Saw One Game.
Dr. Herbert III. Harris returned yes
terday from Philadelphia. where he
went to see one of the games played
In the worlds series between Phila-
edlphia and Boston. DIR. Ensris saye
that he mover enjoyed trip more in
his life than he did this one and that
he never cav such baseball played.
He believes that Boston will win to-
day and thereby make st four straight
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fhe 1spe Lowered
Figure Considerable.

In - recent article appearing "a rlie
'Intslilgencer the statement was made
that lae city Of Anderson wpnIis short
" try to vote; s GO. 900 in bonds for the
purpose of paving the streets Ttls
was clearly an error. as most readers
understood. and should have been
$500. .0eg. Il Is understpDd that the
idea for doing this paving Just now
a. Sis order tbat the money may be
tuf6ed loose on the focal market fight
now wails business is somewhat de-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
Paying Fines
With Cotton,

According to dispatches from Salu-
da. where. Judge George e. Prince is
now holding court, Judge Prince has
consented for the county to take cot
ton in payment for fines Judge
Prince takes the view that in this part
OF the country cotton Is really legal
tender and the coin of the: realm. so
speak. and he therefore permitted one
defendant to pay his fine in cotton.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
Record Is At
Z. Last Broken.

For tho fret time IN something like
six months thore was no, killing in
Anderson county on Sundav, unlcss
indeed the npiiat Pelzer succeeded in
accomplishing its purpose ana actual
ly did make away with will Freeman.
For the last six months the arrival OF
Sunday was sure to bring n killing,
most of the homicidcs being airongt
the negroes. 5.l.-..3,a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
Cotton Receipts
at Local House,

According 10 tho official statement
given out here yesterday from tho
Standard Warehouse Compan=. tho to-
tai receipts OF cotton for this season
amount to 2.830 bales. Last season
for the same length of time the re-
ceipts totallcd $3.50 bales The price
Of cotton continues to decline on the
local market and yesterday "a cent?
WAS the best Offered. .,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
New Uuniiorns
: For the POliSa.

The fall and winter uniforms for the
Anderson police force have, arrived
and within. the next few weeks An
dersoi people will hardly recognize
the cops. eSfe, now uniforms are
made Of neat blue cloth aud arc all
well tailored. The only, radical
change IN the style is the fact that
the officers Will hereafter be seen In
helmets instnd CT tho black hats. Tho
uniforms were manufactured by the
Anderson Tailoring Conrnany.
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SPARKLETS
Mr.. Johnsc1, Is
Presenting Facts.

H. B. johnson, the energetic man
ager of the Anderson office OF the
Southern Express Company, has COM
piled memorandum of competitive
rates between Anderson and various
points in the United States and was
yesterday distributing tho sheets TO
shippers in this territory. The rates
have been figured by Mr.. Johnson
for shipments from Anderson to At
lanta. liaitimCrc. Boston, Chicago, Gin
cinnnti, New York. philadelphia and
Richmond and shows that In number
of instances 1t is cheaper TO send by
express than via freight.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
Some Changes
In Sales Forces.

Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, who has
been with G. S. Minors Five and Ton
Cent store for several years has re-
signed that position and is now con-
nccted with the Kress store in Ander-
son. Miss Mitchell is a very sue
ccssful sales lady and enjoys a largo
acquaintance among the shoppers OF
Anderson county.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
Strong Sermon
Hear,l Sunday.

People attending the Second Bap-
tist church in Anderson Sunday say
that they never heard better sermon
than was deliRerod by Rev. James An
derson. OF Central. Mr.. Anderson Is q
powerful preacher and Sunday he was
at his best. He had a large and at
tentive audience. 3.
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pressed and also n order to provide
the unemployed with some work to do
1t will mean good deal TO the poor
people of the city if the measure goes
through.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
! Talking Plans
For Elevator.

Aiiengthy communication was re-
ceiyed in Anderson yesterday from a
Western man. interested In the scheme
for building q grain elevator nero.
The letter explains in detail that an
elevator for Anderson Of 10000 bush
els capacity d yiawouii HIT HTHTT
els capacity daily would be safff-
hientiy large and says that such an
elevator would cost about $1,000. The
letter also says that the way to make
money out of a grain elevator is by
keeping the grain moving. taking II
In one day and sending it out the next.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
Hotel May Yet
SY He. Realized.

Fpresome time Anderson people
have been conducting negotiations
with Charles c. Brown. corporation
specialist. OF Ontario. who has almost
agreed to lend financial aid and help
Anderson 10 swing aibig. now hotel.
In q letter received yesterday from
Mr.. Brown that gentleman said that
he had about made up his mind 10 go
into the undertaking. ST
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Personal

j. ..'T %
Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. w II. Holt and Mrs. j. T.
Mitchum, OF Florence, Ala. have been
| visiting the past week with Mrs. c. e.
| Howell, Of this city.
Miss Fr6nkie Rubenstein. OF Au-
gusta, Ga, has arrived in the city for
visit to Mr.. aud Mrs. G. A. Ruben
stein. sH
Mrs. w. H. Leith, OF Hodges, has
arrived in the city for n visit to ;fcr
brother. w. E. Winn.
Mrs. b. Bolin Allen and Miss Ida
Allen, OF Lowndesville, are In the city
for the Allen-Turner wedding.
Misses Florence L. Patrick, Eileen
Lightsey, Thelma Lightsey and Min
ME Mcora were tho charming MEM
bers of shopping party from Due
West to spend yesterday in Anderson.
c. T. Fuller. OF Columbia, is spend
ing a few days In the city on busi-
| ness. 7 t a. E'i-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Woodside, OF
Greenville, were in = " city Sunday
for few hours. t -i,s.,3
M. ID. Stackhouse. OF Greenwood,
spent Sunday in the city with friends.
j. o. Williams and p. II. Calvin,
connected with Clemson college, spent
Sunday I'm the cjty
DR.. M. r. Campbell has gone to Lam
caster for afew days on professional
business.
Miss Lula Smith has returned from
short visit to her brouther at Dun
can.
". II. Garfield, OF Honea Path, was
in Anderson yesterday for a few hours.
j. NJ. Parker and T. w. Pruitt, OF
Martin township. were in the city
yesterday.
f. b. Pruitt and John Pruitt, OF
Martin township, wkere in Anderson
yesterday.
Clarence Taylor, of tho broadway
section, spent yesterday in tho city.
j. r. Penneil. OF Martin township,
was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
]. N. Cox. of Bolton, spent part OF
yesterday in tho city on business.
IL
| sSsTT. aTa Mr.; AI4s.=-s;. San, johnson. os san
dy Syringe, were shopping IN the city
yesterday. ;,i,sliz -. z 'tps
]. v. Ripley. of Starr. was in the
city yesterday for feEa hours. -
tsnlr
John Finley. of the Mountain Creek
section. was In Anderson yesterdaq.
J. IT. Milford, OF Anderson, r. F. D..
was in the city yesterday
Oliver Bolt, OF the Centerville Sec
ton, spent yesterday In Anderson.
| B. B. Breazeale. we'll known An
dersorl planter, spent yesterday IN the
tcity. s -
| J. II. Kay. OF the Hopewell section,
was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
NJ r. McGee. OF the Hollands store
section. was in Anderson yesterday.
/ Gi, Simpson, of Starr, spent part
iof yesterday In the city.
II estR .--.----l-
1 w. b. Perrin. of Greenyille, has been
tspending o few days in the city.
1 w. T.. Atkinson. J. n. Mcclure and
J. E Sparks were among the Ander-
Ison travelling men to spend the weels-
end In the city. z. s. st,eEI
i w; ID. Aclxer and Roy IIearon have
Ireturned to Clemson CcIicge after d
short stay here
DR.. c. b. Wallor.sa we'll known citi-
zen OF gpartanburg, was in the city:
last night FOR the Seybt-iii wedding.
Miss Alma Cole ana Miss Ethel ceie
ihape returned TO their home at Pen-
D, c. Robinson; OF Abbeville. was.
iamorg the visitors to spend yesterday
I'm the city. ;ls.I'i Il
| Col. b. a. Taylor, OF Sandy Syringe,
was in the. city yesterday radiating
Il =
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.s' e. ..Li 4 ... u =
Mrs. Lou anderson, OF Bolton. was
shopping In the city yesterday.
gAlbert Carnes. of Iva, was in the
city yesterday for short stay.
Miss Lois Wells and Joe Norris
spent : few hours In Hartwell, Ca,
Sunday with friends.
MIR. and Mrs D., Harris, Jr., have re-
turned, 10 Pendieton after a short stay
here. f rl.taitt G ss-s fty
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II, Moseley, Of
Lowndesvilie. were shopping in the
city yesterday.
80 tEfyr-!.irF -,e,-s-.54s1
J. II. Wright. OF the Rpberts scctite.,
was In the city yesterday.
F. S. Prince. OF the Carswell Insti-
tute' section, was in the city 'yester-
day. =
Miss Meta Allen and B. B. Allen, of
Anderson. R-F, D.. were In the city
yesterday. 81 ~ a -
c. L. Anderson, of Autun, was
amony the visitors to spendeyesterday
in the city.
L. s. Case. of spartanburg, was In
the city yesterday for few hours.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13
NOTICE OF COUNTY TREASURER

The books of the County Treasurer
will be opened for the collection OF
State, County and School taxes for
tho Fiscal Year 1914, and Commuta-
ton Road tax for tho year 1915 at the
County Treasurnr's office from Oc-
tober 18th to december 3lst, 1914.
After December 31st, one per cent
penalty will be added: and after Feb
ruary 2Sth, seven per cent penalty will
bc added, till the 18th day of March,
1915, when the books will he closed
Al, psrsons owning property In
more than one township or school dis
trict, arc requested to call for receipts
in EACH TOWNSHIP OR SCHOOL
DISTRICT. in which the property is
located. On account of having so
many school districts this request is
very important to tho taxpayers and
will to a large extent eliminate extra
cost and penalties.
The rate of levy is as follows:
State Taxes. ..................6 .6 Mills
Constitutional School Tax ..3 Mills
Ordinary County Purposes 3 1-2 Mills
Past Indebtedness :. -. -. L mill
Roads and Bridges ;. :. 49,. Mill
Public Roads :. :. :. :. ....1 Mill
Total :. :. -. ;. -. is IL Mills
The following are the additional
levies for Special School Districts:
Dist No. Special Total
Levy Levy
Mills Mills
Anderson .....-..17 g 211k
Airy Springs. Ga A 1919
Barker Creek -. 81 A 1875
Bevardam .......56 a 1914
Bolton ..........12 1915
Bethel .........55 17h
Bishop Branch rs 1911
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Tuesday.
I HOUSE: Met aL
Resnnfed debate on sAiki =
Il River and harbof
favorable report on geHniukl 1Is
fzing use ofaaliy mon
rivers and harbors II
Tor removal Of Coet q res
York farhor. ~
: Adjourned at 8: d; m . : - y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13

w. B. Perrin. OF Greenyilie, has beer
spending o few days in the city.
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Trying to Go
Some Money Back. -te
M w. Sloan. ..he sells COAL" evil
IDENTITY sees no reason why the rail.
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Is Attending
J Rock Hill Event.

Thos F.. Cartwright left yesterday.
afternoon for E,ock Anl,. where he viii,
ne an attendant at the Frew- Marshall
wedding which Is to take place Thurs
day Mr.. James Marshall and Miss
Lucille Frey are to be married at that
time and 1t will be one of the most
IimIN'rtant social events OF, the season
In Rock Hill. A number OF other An
derson people will leave today to be
Ipresent Thursday.
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Mrs. b. Bolin Allen and Miss Ida
Allen, of. Lowndesville, are In the city
for the Allen Turner wedding.
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4 B. G. Robinson, Of Abbeville. wa
among the visitors to spend yeaterda
in the city. (. , ~ ~
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w. T.. Atkinson. J. n. AfcClure and
]. Ea Sparks were among the Ander-
son travelling men to spend the weels-
end In the city. 80. q: steEI,
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NJ r. McGee. OF the Hollands store
section. was in Anderson yesterday.
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Gi, Simpson, Of Starr. spent pari
of yesterday In the city.
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Mrs. Lou Anderson, OF Bolton. was
shopping In the city yesterday.
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Mrs. w. H. Leith, of Hodges. ha
arrived in the city for n visit to ;fo
brother. w. E. Winn.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13

w; ID. Acker and Roy Eearon have
returned to Clemson Cclicge after d
short stay here
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J. II. Kay. OF the Hopewell section,
was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
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Col. p. a. Taylor, OF Sandy Spfirge,
was in the. city yesterday, radiatine
|sunshlna, .s 4 a s ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-13

Misses Florence L. Patrick, Eileen
Iightsey, Thelma Lightsey and Min
ME Mcor3 were the charming menu
bers OF shopping party from Due
West to spend yesterday in Anderson.
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DR.. C. b, Wallor. a we'll known citi
zen OF Spartanburg, was in the cit.
last night FOR the Seybt.iii wedding.
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Miss Alma Cole and Miss Ethel Cefe
have returned TO their home at Pen-
tiieton. i;Ss 81
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Oliver Bolt, OF the Centerville sec
t!of, spent yesterday in Anderson.
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gAlbert Carnes. of Iya,. was in th,
city yesterday for a short stay.
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J. T.. Milford, OF Anderson, r. +. +
was In the city yesterday.
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c. T. Fuller. OF Columbia, is spend
ing few days In the city on busi
ness. - t E'i.
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7 @. Nj Bolt, OF the, Pcrtmnn Shoals
section was Ia the city yesterday.
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+ !: 8 3 s. $ & = s = s 81. Z : + : Z : 3 : =
ELECTRIC CITY sPARKLETS
Items of Interest and Personal MeoH Caught Over the
Wireless the Streets Of Anderson

= = = E 2 = = 'sa : = = s $ & - + g y y q \.
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B. b. Breazeale. we'll known An.
lderson planter, spent yesterday IN the
city. , ~ fg
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Miss Fr6nkie Rubenstein. OF Au.
gusta. Ga, has arrived in the city fol
q visit to MIR. aud Mrs. G. A. Ruben
stein