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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
NJ. HoLYoKE INSTRUCTOR KILLED
Miss IrabeIls vosburEh virtim 81 Auts
Kishsp.

Holvole. Mass nso. 5.-Miss Isabslls
Nosburrh q Oak Para. T1. ~ fnstrnr-
tnf In The chemiusl derartmsnt e. NJ
Hoivoir college. uss fatally iniarsd in
an outnmuhiis seridsnt shortir ts fore
2 a'cinek last evening frinF thrrs hours
later 81 the Halruks CITY hospital
Mss Tasturrh was vita Miss Nnrr
Hufl q sauiar. ubo Dunes snE arprr fia
nutourtsls ThsT ust q team. auE In
trFfuE ~ Fazs II Miss Rum last -,.r-
tr1 ~ thH nmehtrn Mllas Nrehurgh
Hthsr iuured or vas ttTngr uut nnd
struak ID sush uHv ss - frurfnrs 49,
Hrnl rihs. TIE trnksr rits riersed by
1unrs ar8 eauasH internal henorr i.sr'ta
u-t rHsrh IN ~ asEtt
Mss F1sfurrh rrnsuHtaa fruu Eft
HalTeks e8iaEr e 1WH Sia ssu1iea
fws Tss-s - So r'rtrF-str ri csi1nrr.
rte-f shf saat 8pe-n-s aarref ff ffI1
So t1es8 i@ ias rr1r 81 1'a nssr s
~ ana -am.s 10 Wt Hrrafs ns fns1-ur-
~ esf fal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
ARRESTED BANKER
FAILS TO GET BAIL
Pending Investigation by Grand Jury Of
the Inside Manipulation Of the Col
lateral Of the Loan Asso-
ciatiOn

Boston. Dec. h,-The part played by
q messenger boy and the use Of the mails
Ia stealings from the Collateral Loan Go.
j. one Of the phases under investigation
by the police in preparation Of evidence
to be- submitted 20 the grand jury next
week
One method said to have been employ.
ed was the sending Of letters requesting
loans and the forwarding Of pledges by
registered mail or express. with the stip-
ulation that the loan should b. forward
ed in cash. A. this eliminated CHECK
or money order records, Il is said 10 have
made the eventual rehypotheoation Of
the pledges les easily detected
Friends Of William Cobb. former presi.
dent 0i the company under arrest
charged with cmbezzlemeut. had not
been able up 10 to-day 10 raiss the re-.
quired $4,000 bonds for bis relsase.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
Were Secured Before the
Noon Recess at Houl-
ton, Maine
PRESQUE ISLE DOCTOR
is BEING TRIED
On Charges in Connection
with the Death of Mil
dred Sullivan

Houlton, Me-, Dee. 5.--Dr. Lionel +.
Dudley, Presque Isle physician, was
placed on trial to-day on charges of
murder and performing an Illegal opera
tion upon Mildred Sullivan of Houlton
on Sept. A, and three jurors. were secured
before the noon recess.
The Sullivan girl, who was II years
of age, disappeared on September 4 aft
er leaving her bone to attend the coun-
ty fair, and two months later her body
was found buried in the woods. Kate
Michaud, a nurse, indicted with DR.. Dud-
ley, is expected to be the chief witness
for the prosecution, it being reported
that she has confessed. Alice Pelletier,
q young woman of Presque Isle, is also
under indictment on the same charges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
GERMANS ADVANCE
AT SEVERAL POINTS
In Minor Operations They Took 100
Pnsoners-In Poland Operations
Are Taking Normal Course

Berlin. via Wireless 10 London. Dee
s 81 D. Progress Of the German iorres
in thc West i- reported iu an oiiioial
statement given out this afternoon.
uhith sayss The French nttacks IN
flandfr and % the south of Metz vere
fruiae1 We made prnrress e. laiias-
-. in the forrest ~ ArFUnne and in
fhe rrlisn southwest ~ Ahkir1ch. IN
ti.e fEtfing to the etst of the MsEurian
lakes tlf sffuat3nn u favorable for 80
ard In minor operations NE tuok 1910
ffls1nrrs nmr aaerafivns in Poland are
taking q uUrnal eourse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
srArE OFFICIALS rNDIcrrp.
Indiana Msn CHARGED with sirninr IN
authcrizsd Warranta

In8iausrs1lis. I,ec 8 ISeut cor WI
nam 2. D-NsiH. Homer g. Coak. sreakar
af fhr EHousa ei ths la1s legislature uiso
rsssrtle tar.k afst a. serrptart of state
sr.f sfhfr aHisrs ard rnerntsf. aF fi.s
raf-anarf s.1unitte-s ut tis 1918 legss
lstu-s vsrs indicted last night By the
Wariaa rrurff grad uTr
Tif fnfi-tfrHtts riIrrrfd that thf ~
fials a8rtsfd wuruarts ser rmF ~ en-.
rirrss fr an1uunts in snHsss r titusr "a
81 - tau ard fo- n.nrs ssrri1.le.rtl ~ tlsF
r-arsarH frr Eel fhr asatrsrs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
WATERBURY FIRM Fails.
W L Carr 4 Co. Granite Manufacturer
Have Debts Of si6.o7s.2o.

Rutland dec. Walter 4. Carr ~
Waterbury. who conducts granite busi-
ness under the name of ". l. Carr a Co.
YESTERDAY fled a petition IN bankrupt
~ with Clerk y - Piatt ~ the United
states couFt The liabilities are sIs-
o1hsa. ineludinr s2ssO5 due worknen
for wages The assets ars glRPrg az. rf
uhieh si.so is claimed exempt A G.
Tlisriault Of Montpelier = counsel for
the bankrupt
The deifs inclufe srvrrai tp-n- months
notes. aEgreratinC abgut - m. carried
~ the Waterbury savings nna Trzlaf
company 0fhsr iarrs crpditnrx arr 3
a l'iris nsrrt. 81 .2nl "a. Caroline swift
Barrs. $40. Lew Suffa Middlsssx. 80
fsnninr Hardware -ruufsnF. Mortr.s-
lFr. sBi1. Wens-flazns1n r.ausarv. ks-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
NV cIERKs Bill.
Bon ths Union sns fbs Merchants Pre-
parns 70 Draft Proposals

A tentative oau-rsfftpa af % merst,rrs
frou Harrs loeni retail tisTkz' ass1-ia-
tfar rat Together in the Na aIfst head
sraftaes ~ tlss Seaag5ni lafiEinr last
rlaif anf 1ia fftla frflinainarr ua-k
a1 the id1 Hhfh tie isal j. e. present
ta tfs tsrrhatts asapeiatian Tserma-
r.rt aan-rrittes wil ts sfr.nirte1 af tl,s
rfrt n.sltiue af ti.f fiarks snd ~ Tan. Z
ttf assraat5as uf - rfaff h. suisnss q
n~ ns f ~ So uaFsh hsr.ts asza-
keriar nlarrta taftz rsrtn q
e. rrsfzrt % traft an1 rrHsarf 4 -
tts a8-ta 1t thf same tfne Ntths a.
~ itf5af "a Faa9r ta anneufse tis HaHas
80 arnfree utiat EH farrasff 7ts
frfs-es Taa F-fsfHt aEFeauiart fsa-
nrfefts nnE rtsrts EXPIRES
rrf 81 atm 81 nns 81 ~ fra-
ezra at stfnr q IN
ta tf.s esv tsrav nssss.t ts iasass ti.s aaas
81 fts1r1fius
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
LEFT PURSE OF SILVER
After Surprising Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch
Paterson on Anniversary.


paterson on Anniversary.
At their home. Highland avenue. Mr..
and Mrs Murdoch Paterson were pleas
antly surprised last evening when about
80 Of their neighbors and friends gath
cred AZ their home to remind them Of
their 25th wedding anniversary. Both
were about the house and were utterly
unconscious Of the preparations that had
beeu made for the evening until the COM
panv assembled AZ the house. The even-
ing was vrry Pleasantly spent in games
~ different sorts and music IN the form
of piano. violin. and singing by different
ones Of the party. Only onee was the en-
tertainment stopped, when James n.
Milne arose and in a VERY fitting speech
uresentsd Mr.. and Ms. Paterson a purse
of silver In behalf q the company in
honor of their silver wedding. To this
Mr. Paterson responded On behalf Of him
.elf and wife.
Later. rsfreshments of fruit. cake. and
coffee upre served A. close 70 the
struines enjoyment tire whole company
.aUg Aud Ians Syne" Then TIE vis-
tors left. each wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Patterson happiness and that they would
Ve b. celebrate their anniversary IN an
lfhsr rs wears Mr. aud Mrs. Patterson
rtre married in Barre % wears ago yes-
.araaF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
Angelo De Pietro Doyen of
the Sacred College
Died To-day
HAD SERVED 81 YEARS
IN THAT BODY
Cardinal Doyen Was Born
Eighty-Six Years
Ago

London, 1910 p. M, Dec. 5.-The Cen
tral News has received dispatch from
its Rome correspondent, saying that Car
dinal Angelo de Pietro Doyen of the Sa-
cred college, died to-day. He was born
May 26 1928, and was created cardinal
priest in 1898.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
TOO MUCH MOISTURE
In Montpelier for Residents of the Dry
Town of St. Johnsbury.

Coming from the dryness Of the lily
white town of st. Johnsbury into the
oasis of Montpelier yesterday, George
Kelly and James Harris waded too deep
and had to be rescued by the minions of
the law in the aforesaid city of the oasis.
To-day they were piloted into Montpelier
city court and from there were steered
into the county jail for 20 days each.
neither being prepared to pay fine of s.
and costs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
sTuL IN oFFIcE
siEss's Atts-usy J. wsFs Crrvsr g Sat.
- Te-Eav.

fn rHrHrd tn q rHrert trsrd fr 1farf
rslief so-Hsr. statts Att1-nsr !. rgarF
CErrs ~ nsrrs said sr-1sT ftrt - tsF
urs resiruff frur ttsf rFs ~ rerr-
- ssxr ares nat rs* rut us*M rsh
nrs r stE.sf ts-8rr ttrt - nsqi- tsr-
o. - Fss.F .Fnatirr tsfarF go rr--rr al
~ aEatu-s rUt nra ur b m
nsErrrs go aus8ss ~ d stnts ss1rsr fram
2. nstsaricr cstg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
PDoT TO POISON woxAx
Ansrss t. Hsvs Bssn Discovered fs Tn
tnris AEnir

Hsstrh3 Mass ften Nfrnar ~
rzTdan 90 rea-s ra1 nrd ~ SISTER s.-
iru Ers Nsrurisa Eslartsn. - Ns-a
arrestss lass uirit slmrr8 sets hnsfnr
attanrt4s Is kH E-r~FiHrs us ~
a.ndinr a1 bra s roassnsE 5anaf
wrs -inar fsT.rtan rtesfssf rs-rir,s
a-esrrr e tia fw-f rmu f#asr
$50 sd ursrtfsrf fsr trssanE ars fts
runaar rmtrr $50 fnrt So tsr nr.
rrsn fs th F wa srr aisr
iffs Gr ws
f starrfas
Es sr9a EsFsrlr 1nafs arr
rar4s sta-s end sm1r m E AM
ttrss n-s ArrFriEaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
KITCHENER INTER
VIEW PARTIALLY
REPUDIATED
Remarks Attributed to Great Britain's
War Lord Are Called Imaginary"
Irwin S. Cobb Says He
Wrote from Memory,

London, Dec. 5.--The Press association
announced last night that it had been of.
fcially informed, with refernce TO an in.
teryiew purporting TO have been had by
Irwin S. Cobb with Lord Kitchener. which
was printed in the United States and ca
bled 20 London and published here YES.
terday, that the language il not that Of
Lord Kitchener. and that his lordship's
official representative expresses surprise
that IL should have besn regarded pos.
sible that Lord Kitchener used such ex.
pressions"
The official press bureau issued the fol.
lowing statement on the subject
with reference 70 a so-called inter
view with Mr.. Cobb. Although Lord
Kitchener saw Mr.. Cobb a few minutes
Oct. 2l, nothing in the nature Of a spe-
cial interview was granted, and the re-.
marks attributed 30 the secretary Of
state for war are Imaginary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
FRENCH ADVANCED
500 YARDS TO-DAY
And Resisted Successfully The Germans
Efforts North Of Lys, Says OFF,
cial Report.

Paris, Dec. 8. 2;45 p. m.-The French
official statement this afternoon says,
@North Of Lys the French have made
perceptihle progress. advancing AZ one
point 500 yards The French resisted
successfully the Germans efforts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05

there been any notable incident. On our
right wing we have made progress in the
direction of and near Altkirch. During
the day of Dec. we made 99l prisoners
in the region of the North alone"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
FETURss 10 vasH1NeTor.
Conrrssararr Fsunlsv 70 D. RssEv fr-
ope-snF wsrf Wei

Hsiutasr left tHaF fw Hnsl1urtuf. b.
~ to - Tresess 81 ~ setir-fftE ~ fsfs-
fgas- Rlr uas 81 - M
a-eF Htne fr aH u uea a.
arsaarg ua tht ss-g td HIS
Lara Are-n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05
PORTUGAL'S CABINET
ALL RESIGNED
Dsrpstrk Prom Lisbor Q, Lonsor To-sav
ssis ire Msnhsrs ouii ina
Brsv

London. ps1 6. 1Ess 81 m-A d.
ratrt e. ths Fsfhanrs Tsles~nfk rvsm.
rarr f-ou Lisb1z ssrs that ~ So r-s-l-
taTs r ffs Irr ulruess Esl.rff FrE l-raF
so aaF n tN1F
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05

New York. Dee. 4.--irvin s. Cobb made
this statement lsst night regarding his
interview with lord Kitchener
By arrangement - third persons of
prominenoe iu England ] dif So LORD
Aitfhensr on OF p. fur about 90 min
utes. ! used uo pent1l aud parsr during
The ognrsrsstion faiiguing the custom
II Interviewer. J afterasrd rtrroausrs
The eanFersatign VITA lord Kitchener a.
ersctig "a : could . Aid nod daIii4rptfir
nT WHful.F Euisrfrreserf him. and Il an
quite positive tl.at ] aau-it his u,asrirg
snd - nearfT 81 gaasIils tho tsrt "a
nat - said an3 . sa surs thst unr.,.
20 him enrrsfig have lid s.ms -
I.s-isnss - an i-tfrs ifusr ard . have
fairly uauH raemnrr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-05

The Interview referred 10 above was
printed BY an American weekly maya
zine. and was widely copied BY newspa
pers throughout this country.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28
o Wireless Report
o o 600 o o o o 90 oc

London, Aug. 27.-1O:30, p. m.-The
Marconi Company tonight received
the following German official wire.
less Dispatch:
Field Marshal van der Goltz, who
has been trusted by the emperor with
the administration OF thst part oi
Belgiurt in the possession Of Ger
many, has lef tofr Belgium TO enter
upon his duties as governor general.
'fhe civil administration has been en-
trusted u the president Of the gov.
ernment board at Aix-La-Chappeile
Baron Won Sandt, on whom the title
Of exceliepcy has been conferred He
will be known ag the chief admins.
TRAITOR"
"rha King oe Bavaria" the dispatch
continues. "has left for the yestarn
theatre OF war. - x$.
"The fornner consul general at Tan.
gier reports that the hulk OF German
residents Ia that c;ty have fled {.
Cs1asss=. SSss;;ssa.s:::. SSss;;ssa.s:::
German aeropianes today passed
over the; frontier forts at Antwerp
Attacks upon them were without re-
suit"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28

The French and British armies battle miles across
still are strenousy opposing the advance the across
the French frontier The British troops reported octupyg
strong position and supported by the French both
While the Germans have occupied the French cities Of e
Yanciennes and Roubaix the official report from the office
crped hopefully from the viewpoint Of the allies TO the
east Apparently the French troops in the Vosge district
med the offensive and have forced the Geman retire
ST. Die side as /. rs
Former ambassador at Berlin Sir William Edward Goschen In
an official report published by the in the white
paper tells in an interesting way Of his interviews With e German
man Ghansaor p Won Iiolweg at the tmeo e Brit
Belgian neutrality According to the official report Herr Jagow
epcred the step which Great Britain
the end of his policy and that of the imperial chancellor which had
been to make friends with Great Britain and through
Britain get closer TO France. 81 S.
Similarly the imperial chancellor taken back declared
Great Btans action terrible degree" declared
his policy by this STEP tuibled house of cards
He held Great Britain responsible for all the terrible that might
happen ard asked if the British government thought price
the compact to defend Begums neutrality would be kept
The French commandern chief General Joffre in
cs:io &c Field Marshal Sir John French
high tribute to valor the which, he saws
d hesitate
numerical superiority" s5s4s 7ss ts
It Teportei that British marines have occupied
the getting foehod the English channel
The German steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
British cruiser off the Africa. sss5
as "a rupture of diplomatic relations not war" As
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28

Columbia August 27Th has bee day of variations
with reference the received by respective candidates for
and their incoming returns from county democratic
ttees brought changes of fortune which caused much excitement
Fret Robert A. Cooper who the lead and then Richard
Manning and with each report there would be another change until
finally that nothing could change the lead gained by the
from, SUMTER and at midnight announced positively that
he would be the candidate Into the second with John G.
Richards.
Nothing else decided by the returns received except
that Peoples returned general and Wyatt Akin will
have second with Domnic for the third district
Senator Smith has with tien 900 votes to
Wyatt Aiken and F. H. Doninick will E.ake second for
the third district All other have been
elected. t.-e
celebrations South Carolina tonight because
OF the defeat Of "Bleasm.'
John Gary Evans chairman Of the state executive consee
isas called In zonbia Tuesday
and and deeare
the result E
81 The governor has made statement.
D. Jennings today received hundreds
kilograms from friends throughoUk the
Of the Barnwe democrats the governor fine steel
said that he refused t. No
attached to the gift
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28

{ London. Aus. 2S.-1:io o m.--The
conflict OF millions at last appears to
be In progress.
Even THE sinking of the German
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
pales besides news OF the Titanic
battle and the realization that the al
lies are fighting TO block the ROAD to
Paris, with the Germans hardly far
her away than New York is from
Philadelphia.
Meanwhile the Russian host is
drawing nearer to Berlin. NOT even
during the first great struggle be-
tween Europe and Asia on the far
Manchurian plains was the enormous
battle fought in snch impenetrabie ST.
Hence as tar aa concerns the outer
world.
y Only the ysguest gensraiitics are
given to the neoDle or Great Britain
and France by the,s respective gov
ernments. Probably the German peo.
ole know as little OF what their ar
mics are accomplishing.
All the informst ten the public OBJ
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28
AN0THRR VIEW on .T

Berlin, Aug. s7.-The German admi.
raiity has issned the following:
"The lighl cruiser MagdenbHrg ran
ashore In fog on the Tslana OF 06en.
burg In the Gulf Of Finland. Owing
to the thick weather, the German war.
ships In the vicinity were unable TO
render assistaRee and all efforts 80
fleat the vessel having failed, the cap.
tain has decided 20 sacrifice the Rhlp
as uper.llussian naval force YVES
preparsng to attack.
aUndef q heavy firing OF the Russian
feet, NEST Of the erniser's crew ware
saved ~ the Gernlnn torpedo beat
wa Geysateen usSa were killed
and tweHty.aye wounded, and IS, ie.
cIHding The eEpfain are missing. TIE
Madgekurg was blown mp TIE surfis
vors reached Ges.aany todn7.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28
yNTORY AFTER VICTORY.
Thai d .ths Claim Of tae Emperor Of
Ne4 Germany and Austria

London. Ang. 27.--A German official
night by; the Marooni Company read
ing: sss
emperor william has received the
following telegram from the Emperor
OF AUSTRIA,
''victory aftr victory, God Is with
you. He win be with as also I most
sincerely congratulate you, also the
young heroes, yonT dear son, the
Crown Prince and the Crown Prince
Rupprecht. as wAil so the incompara-
bly, brave German ARMY. Words fail
10 express what moves nae. and with
me and my army. In these days of the
worlds history.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28
A MERCHANT ASSAULTED
Only Fight Reported From the Reeen
Primary I'm Columbia.

Columbia. August 27.--The only dis
order during the election In this
county was when Bill Waites a noted
bad man. assaulted ]. B. Pouland,, d
grocer in the city, who had driven
ont to a suburban box with some can
didates to see how the returns wess
going.
Peuland's noae was broken His
statement LIZ that he was talking with
some gentlemen when Waites came
up and after some casual conversation
inquired:
"Are you a Bleasite?" and an
swered, 4 haven't said what am.
Then he said, Over there Is, the city
line and + ADVISE you to get back
across It. Issmiled and said,. 4 don't
see why cant stay out here as long
as / like He made nc answer, but
hit me- one the nose, knocking me
down, and he struck me while was
on the ground" S
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28

tained today was the report from the
French announced by PreInAsf ASS
quith In the house 70 commons that
the army was engaged on "Wednesday
against superior force ans fought
.Erlendidiy, and that he cOnsiders it's
position and prospects In the I'm
pending battle satisfactory.
r. After midnight the offinial news bu-
reau gave further inforauition that
the French operations. extending over
a distance of 260 miles, Iiscessitatad
changes In the position os the Brit
fsh troops. which are eceupyfng o;
strong line supported by thalFfsnch
on both TANKS to meet the German
advance. 4. 9
The impending battle undoabteaiy
will be an attempt by the GAfmans
with the hugest srIny ever employed
for Q swift attack. 70 siedge-l anatzrer
it7 way tuEuuEH tno B1trc7 u=5e<sstyr
barrier. while trying to ont-siank
them between their left and the sea-
board. " & IS ~ 6 "a
The Pail Mall tsafette'S critic says
tContinued on rage ID -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28

I'oki0. Aug z5e-i0:30 a n1.--rks
yRpanese azppasssd0r to Ac9trfa mas
been ordered 10 withdraw TO Rome.
sanstrian tfeUps N China nu1nber
only slightly. Ehether these with the
Grey OF 367 of the tiis7rfned Austrian
|crsiser Kaiserin EsIi9ebstss& WIN con-
|centrafe st Tsing- Tau ana aid the
Germans, II not Knowp&
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28
llexlealla ASs,skainn

Washfn4t6fl Aux. 81 0iRpkssss.aSas
to tlle Canatitutionaifst agency re-
ported the assAssinatsnn ns nas.sss..
and Rachael Cabrera, brothers 81
Louis Cabtzfa BY members Of the old
IFederai TWent -nin2kz reRiisans a
Pnebla yesterday. Geneeais fIsiefta.
formerly commanding tho regiment $
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28
THE LEVER BILL.

Washington. Aug. 27.-The
Lever bill to establish govern
ment standards for cotton grad
ing today WAS favorably re-
ported by the house agricui-:
tural committee. ~
The bill ie the first ef nsc-
posed measures tc relieve the
cotton industry from the de-
pressing effects of the Euro
pean war. 1t provides for a sys-
tenn Of standards to he pFomul-
gated by the department Of ag-
riculture and inspection by IL
censed Inspectors to definitely
fix the grades of each bale GIN
ned.
n N O n N N N N N N N A N n N m N
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28

Tkey WIll give Jennings ana Pollock
Loslng Caps.

Greenwood. August "a LIN appreci-
alton or the work done BY Messl 6.
p NIcck and Jennings 30 redeem the
state OF South Carolina" pseney Is be-
ing raised today by T. w. Gaines and
the Journal ts purchase silver loving
cups for these geHtifnen The citizens
are contributing literally
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o ooooo 5000 o 0 o o
Srs1itIss' assity
o 600 9 o q 90 500 q

Columbia, Aas. "a, -United States
Senator b. d Smiths majority. for
reconciliation is l2.af2 His plurality
over Governor Cole l.. 1lease. his
chief oppbneIt. is Is,s44. 81. I
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WouAded arrlslns.

London. Aug. zo.--i1:l5 D. m.-..Ths
first British wounded from the contI-
!na,lt, numbering about thirty. ar
riYed this afternoon by steamer al
Folkstone from Boulogne.
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CONFLICT OF MILLIONS:
MOST TITANIC BATTLE
IN WORLDS HISTORY
NOW IN PROGRESS.

Two Hundred and Fifty Miles of Battle Front BE.
tween Millions of Men of Discrimination and
Unquestionahie Courage, ARMED VITA Deadly
seapons and Infent Purpose; When asil ass
Over VIII Have Caused TO Be Added 10 slae
Already Long List of Great Battles, The Bloosl-
lest Page in the Worlds History. ON ss.;
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J Ii. tn the fesi a. slsis flHse, ana
, VII be II fsis second rEee with
j Richards praeifeSily Gem.
, plele re5nrfS received frasa the
, county ehalfnsaii itossst frsva g
j Richards 81, ,0a1 !; ManhInx es,.
esp, Cooper s5,a9l. NeWs and
Esur7ef rep0rIBs ssH0SgINg pract1a
, eaiIg tarapiatey fefiIrns fiFs ta s
D llaAn'AS i fefd el 4ee over
D Cooper. \, :ss-I (
!, % o o o 90 . o 90 D D o b % q o q