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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31
MADE FIVE GOOD MEXICANS
Guards on the Border Rounded Up q
Bunch of Greasers

FL Paso, Aug. 31.-Five Mexicans,
alleged to have been cattle thieves,
were killed yesterday at Eagle noun
tain, about thirty miles east of Sierra
Blanca for a posse of customs guards
and civilian soldiers. None of the
posse were injured.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31
ANOTHER POWDER
HOUSE BLOWN UP
EVIDENCE OF<GERMAN SPY AC-
TIVITY CONTINUES TO
INCREASE

San Francisco, Aug. 31-The pack
ing house of the Dupont de Nemours
Powder Co., at Pinole, blew up today.
The engineer is dead and three work
men are missing.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31
STRIKE SETTLED
ENGLAND AGAIN PLACATES
HER WORKERS UNDER
GROUND
CAssociated Press)

London, Aug. 31-The trouble in
the South Wales coal fields that
threatened to develop into a serious
strike, has been settled.
The terms of the settlement have
not yet been published, but repre-
sentatives of the men claim their de-
mands have been conceded.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31

Mr.. C. A. Mcpherson, engineer of
the A c. L. yard engine, is off for a
few days, having accompanied his
family TO Georgia, where they went
for vacation. During Mr.. MePher-
sons absence, Mr.. Frank Kells is
holding the throttleson 1852.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
ABSOLUTELY FRESH

Potato Chips, Philadelphia Cream
Cheese, Pimento Cheese, N Y State
Full Cream Cheese, Roquefort Cheese,
Dromedary Dates, Seeded Raisins,
Carolina Salt Herring, Smoked Hall
but. 2t o. K Teapot Grocery.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31

We have a few of the famous Shu-
mate and Chase razors which we will
sell below cost price to close out The
Court Pharmacy. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31

w. X Lane, VI d., Physician and
Surgeon. specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Law Library Building. OcaIa.
Florida
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31

Fresh shipment of Norris famous
PEANUT BRITTLE received every
few days at the Court Pharmacy. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31
MORE WORK FOR MoRGANTHAU
American Minister to Turkey Looks
After Varied Foreign Interests

Washington, Aug. 31.-United
States Ambassador Morganthau at
Constantinople, has taken over the in
terests of Russia, Italy and Monte
negro in the Turkish capital.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31

A new line OF high grade stationery
in all the latest styles and cuts at
Gerig's. Il.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31
l. p. Dickie, Secretary,
Central Florida Highway Assn.
An Appeal from Secretary Rooney

Citizens of Marion County: You
have before you the issue. Will you
meet it, or will we be Indifferent and
pass it up? Read carefully what Sec
Dickie has to say. The cen
tral loop of the Dixie Highway thru
Florida has not been designated, nor
agreed upon by the two Florida COM
We must go to the Lake
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31
ITALIANS SHOW UP


Athens, Aug. 31.-Several trans
ports carrying Italian troops have
reached the Turkish coast, according
to a dispatch from Mitylene. This
dispatch does not mention the place
of disembarkment but it is generally
supposed to be in the vincinity Of
Smyrna and possibly on the GaIlipoli
peninsula.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31
SEVERE FIGHTING REPORTED
AT THE STRAITS

Constantinople again reports heavy
fighting at the Dardanelles, but the
allies are silent regarding this sec
ton.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31

Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, the best,
purest and most healthful of ALL
summer drinks, at Johnny's Place. If.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-31
FRENCH KEEP UP A LIVEL Y
FIGHT

Along the western front the usual
artillery and hand grenade work
marks operations. Paris says these
activities have resulted in the de-
s\ruction of several German trenches
and other projections.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
FIVE TINY NEGRO BRATS
FOUND soUAf1IRG On
FLOOR PARTAlslNc oNs
sLY OF rms. c G
OF HE r CA Sc S
Relief Assoeiasion Finds Two
Cases Among Whiss one
of These z Parsirularly De
penrable Jobs Are
Wanssd.

sWlth nothing but chap molassss
doE meal. sud itreccuB littleSof thar.
tlye TN negr0 hfats were discovered
rs aqtttl tied about on tie fioor
OF tho cfeeflsss hut they know aa
hotle IicldnE their plates clean Sos tho
last drop cf black syrup. Their ola
nasnlny wac out Somewhere trying { ~
sarn few penIsie akk odd iohs ieFe
and there pr0ba ppina now and
then 20 swap fsnt ice and Buperstf-
tion with ~ com on.in- pove3ty over
CONS diiap; ;dased fence, or fnniiziK alll
tfetting ever the decree Of imySter-
tcuB "Sparits thar made her s. hlnck.
fguorant and i5overty- -strio iollen edilud
puee0n, whose hands are SnaIslsii
and whose hardest day's labor af fhe
waah tub ors'with the so6t,fihe sl,o,
- at best no more than kha si7ice az
. piece OF Fat badks the eiza s,s
her WridkIea ola hsild.
ArsiSisnoe ffiven. 3 e
Tue cses was xetoEkeil Is sha Gsf.
efel secretary 0f the kfsdefsoe R65
hef Association On VAaneadaY: ana
yesterday moEning Ne cent 8 Fesprez
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
FOREIGN MISSION
| BOARD BENEFICIARY
OF $4,000 SCHOOL BONDS
PURCHASED BY COL.
JOS. N. BROWN
r E c 0 r D MADE
Other Half Of 100000 Issue
Purchased Goes TO Miss
Brown Individually.
r E c o R D MADE

One-half Of 100000 of bonds of An.
derson school district No. IL is to 20
TO the foreign mission board of the
Southern Baptist Convention upon the
death of Miss Varina ID. Brown. ac-
cording to a record which has been
fled In the ONCE OF the county clerk
Of ~ourt. Miss Brown is the benefic-
.ary. Of the other half OF the bonds.
and upon their maturity they are IN
be paid to her, IL living, or, IL not are
10 pass under her will. Should Miss
Brown die before Col Joseph n.
Brown. the $4,000 OF bonds which are
to go to the foreign mission board are
TO revert to him, The record In both
cases Is Of joint act OF Col. Joseph
n. Brown and Miss Varina d. Brown.
When the Anderson school district
sold the 100000 bonds some time ago
Col. Brown bid in the entire issue. All
OF these, with the exception OF three,
have been execued and delivered to
the purchaser. The remaining three
bonds have been executed but will
not be delivered until similar amount
OF old school bonds, which are yet out
standing, have been located. retired
and destroyed. X 49,.
One of the bonds was filed yester-
day with the clerk of court for re-
cording. with the following endorse
ment on the back:
This bond Is one IF fifty bonds of
$1,000 each. numbers 81 to 100 assign-
ed by Joseph N. Brown, the purchas.
er, to the trust estate OF Varina ID.
Brown, OF which the corpus OF said
bonds shall constitute the said trust
estate and the coupons shall be pafd
to said Varina D. Brown, herself, per-
sonally into her hands as they fall due.
80 long as she lives. and at her death
shall vest In the said Joseph N. Brown.
II living. and IL dead, then to pass un-
der his will to foreign mission board
OF the Southern Baptist convention.
These bonds shall remain intact urtfI
maturity and then be simultaneously
reinMested In registered United States
Panama bonds, due in 1861, or other
similar, and the income to be paid as
above. Nontransferable 'l7'S Y -
Disposition OF the other so bonds
purchased from the schpof trustees
was made as follows, according to rec
ords In the clerks offlce: t,z W
This hond Is one OF fifty bonds or
$1,000 each, numbers TO 50. fnclusl
i've. purchased by Joseph N. Brown. for
individual estate or Varina 10. Brown.
OF which 4T have been delivered. num-
pers four to so. the coupons to be paid
10 said yarlna D. Brown. personally
;ssts hsr hssss. as thcy. fail Due. and
to pass under her will after her death.
The said bends are To- remain intact
until maturity. At maturity they shall
be maid to Varina D. Brown. If living,
OF IL dead, pass under her Will.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

ton tomorrow n reception for Mrs.
William Gerry Sladea president gen.
eraf or the United Daughters of 1776-
1915. took place at hotel tonight.
Other women prominent In this organ
ization and SONG m1mber1 Of the
Daughterfs &c the Confederacy are
here. f lsittyEtsf IA a.
Among some of participants of the
three day program who have arrived
are Andrew Peters, assistant Sec
retafy OF the treasury, and President
Wilson'S representative, John A.
Stewart. OF New York, chief organizer
OF the Af.erican@ Peace, / CeEteary
committee, and other members of that
cnmmittae, Ernest II! Scanmall, of
Ottawa, organizing secretary or the
Canadian Peace Centenary; Chief JUS
tice w. r. Riddeli, OF the supreme
court OF Ontario. Lieut. Governor
George Brown, OF Saskatchewan, Al
derman II. Houle. OF the Montreal
city council, Oscar Straus and others.
II. T. Carew-Hunt, British consul
here, received word by cable from his
government today that he had been
designated personal representative OF
King George during the ceremonies.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
GEOGRAPHY OF THE WAR
in EUROPE IS SUBJECT
OF ADDRESS TO BE DELIV.
Erred HERE ON SATUR-
DAY BY PROF! HUGHES
~
COUNTY TEACHERS
Wiil Hold Their Monthly Meet
ing at West Market Street
School.
COUNTY TEACHERS

Members OF the Anderson County
Scnooi Teachers Association are keen
iy interested In the meeting tomorrow
OF this organization, which will he
held at West Market street, beginning
at IL o'clock.
The address OF the occasion will be
made by Prof. e. L. Hughes, superin-
tendent OF t. city schools of Green
vile. and his subject will be THE
Geography fthe European War" The
subject is particularly timely. and ow-
Ing to this fact tits probable that 9TH
ers besides members OF the associa-
ton will drop In to hear the address.
Prof. Hughes needs no introduction
to the school teachers of Andersen
county. or rather to those who hayla
attended the summer schools at win
throp College and other points In the
State. At these summer schools for
teachers Prof. Hughes stands at the
top OF the list OF those brilliant teach
ers who. are gathered from the Yonr
corners OF the. earth to give instruc-
tion TO those attending the summer
training schools.
His talk on the geography Of Europe
i9 bound Ito be an interesting dis
course. He has way Of illustrat-
ing his lectures that serves to Inn
press upon the minds OF his audience
lessons which are never forgotten.
The monthly meetings OF the teach
ers' associations are always largely at
tended, and particularly has this been
the case with the last two or three
meetings. Those attending the ses-
sions bring their lunches with them
and at the proper hour the exercises
are brought to recess while those
attending the, meeting partake Of
snack. Members Of the. domestic
science class OF the high school serve
hot coffee and other delicacies on
these occasions, which while not
much add materially to the enjoyment
cf the occasion. So 2
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
WHISKEY rs STOLEN
BUT Stl0N RECOVERED
Nuhersas BRrgiaFsea nt st. Matthews
Z are explained 90 Part By Arrest

ST. MATTHEWS, jim. 6:-ks d Sc.
quel to the recent numerous tnrElars
les which have been going on here,
the diapeniary at taia placs was bro-
ken iRto last night and about $f3
worth Of whishss stolen: 0aoree Tetk
lof end Warren BayIs, two negroes,
the ssorfiier or va i6tS iias No esiViabgS
name, are IN jail under charge or the
|6ffpnse. a crowbas vas Slaed 10 pas4
The Iron bars IN the rear of the build
Fms. a buggy from 4 nearby shed yghs
|pnk Into 1erTics. the y ting
40 horse ana driver. Bi0odhnands
we're aerFed fEorS q. N. Wiengss es
Singletoh sliis morning ~ s00n as the
|bfeekinG WsA 4ikt8sefed. and they
tfailsd directly 70 tne harm WkSse .the
two negroes we're IL yooER. a sANfch
of the barn tess 1aede End ske liquor
was found. ID edeltio1 to tAs Iiou1r
WIS found SKA worth of clothinx and
genefal r,sEchpEalse among them tEe
hams and other atoien from thO
enyck corerany 5ahdaS nsess. c. q.
Clay tdentIled kAe eoo6s aS ttia: The
barn was . VEFifShl6 hiddeh ccnsfss Ia.
|sssy pf food and eiutblne
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through cooperation; OF. Italy mos.
copper cargeea &ili be free from mo.
lestation hereafter. Although the
Italian government considers itn elIi.
barge against the expostation of cop
per Auhicsent guarantee In the matter
L has decided TO haip Americas ehi6.
pers By certifying the cenesgnmenfs
before they leave the Unska4 States.
The Italian foreign once viii invssti,
gate the business OF the consiEnes and
the purposes for which he seeks "a
use the imported copper. on learn.
ins the copper ia strictly for hon,s
censrmption, Il win ahshorise csr-
tilieess To- that effect TO Be issued by
the Italian embassy IL yVAshingtc1
and 70 30 submitted 10 tke British
consul OF the Ahaesssean port,
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GREAT BRITIAN WILL NOT
DISTURB SHIPMENTS FROM 8
UNITED STATES

tooNyiNUED FRoal PAGE oNgs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
DIES In LOUISIANA
Cary Chaehere, Little Sen OF DR.. and
Mrs. 8. c. Dean, Dies Away
From Home.

STARR, Dan. THE many friends
throughout the county of Or. and
Mrs. 8. G. Dean will be panied to learn
pf the death OF their little son. cary
Chachere. which occurred ct the home
OF Mrs. Dean'e parents, DR.. and Mrs.
4. c. Chachere. at Church Point, La,
on wednesday night Jan. 9Th. DR..
and, Mrs. Dean and their little son
went to Louisiana to spend the
Christmas holidays with the parert. :
OF Mrs. Dean and although. their 1T
tie boy was not very well at the time.
they left home. HIS condition was not
lat ell alarming and they Thought he
would be all right, In q few days,
However. hia condition araduaiiy
grew worse and DR.. Dean advised Sid
mother here o few days ato that tie
little fellow was seriously i'll and that
they were very much alarmed over
his condition. Several specialists on
diseases OF children from New Or
ic3us were called In and everything
Possible was done for him but the lit
tie fellow had to give up his brave
light for. life. Little Cary Chachere
WAS thirteen months Of age and ar,
unusually handsome child and had q
most loyable disposition, making
friends with everybody.
The home coming OF DR.. and Mrs
Dean will be sad one iudeed and
thsy have the deepest sympathy OF :
host OF friends IN their great bereaye-
ment. .s9 4yi{ sd8
The interment took place at Church
Point, La, on; Thursday afternoon. :,
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Capital City News, il;

4 - 80 y. = -f-s. -,
special 10 The insell II, i..I. g s.
! COLUMBIA. Jar; g.-One OF the coii-
victs to receive cfenency from Gov.
ernor Blease 10 q recent batch was
Thos. j. Graft white man of Lexing.
ton. 1t Is reported on good authorf-
" that Craft broke fall and, esoaped
while Ell ssssss wtas 81 sss.4sss,sA. .sd d
stiil at large He YVES convicted OF
murder with recommendation to mer-
cy sentenced to life Imprisonment In
tne State penitentiary. The governor
heauced this sentence to ten years. II
u stated that Crap fired into house
and killed Garfield Eutto. the same
bullet wounding two others. Il was
TOR this onense that he was tried ami
found guilty and sentenced to life inn
prtsonment. II Is stated that the man
who Craft killed had no trouble with
nim. and that he Just fired into q
house. killing Hutto and wounding
two other innocent parties.
The secretary of state today issued
Q charter to the Seaboard Building
and Loan Association OF Charleston
With capital OF $l50,000. the officers
aeing r. @. Rhett, president; G.. B.
Buel. vice president. TT. Hyde, se-
cretary and treasufer. The company
/. silis g q general building and loan
III S,g ..sff fspstsSu3 81 Aatthots6 I:
cQmlniasion was secured for @
charter for the, Wa r. CunninRham
Lumber company ID E'ectig In, Hamp.
ton county. to do ,a General imahufac,
turing husiness In lumber and acSes-
sqrieA The, cofnpans viii have q can.
fteI Of S50, 900. RstitionsFsa for the
ehsEter aye w cuanih CHAM ana
Losses from 2s4 hfes In December
amounted TO $t57. e2S.65 according to
the nnonthly report issued this after
noon by Insurance Commissioner r. II.
McMaster:. During the month Char
lesion reported IL lires with lcss OF
S2.2s9.52. In December 1913, there
were 1859 fires rsRortsd In the state
with q loss Of .$l7e. .As4.4e.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
Will Celebrate Tooth Anniversary
of Peace on Last Battle Field
Last Salute VIII Be Fired Exactly One Hundred the Minute
From the Time General Jackson Triunphed Ovsr the
British Near New Orleans;

NEW ORLEANS; Jan. 7,-,A three
day celebration OF the one hundredth
Anniversary Of peace among English
speaking paople will begin here to-
morrow on tho site, OF the; last armed
1Aonflidt betwaek the Unitetl States
and Great Britain. &, The, ceremonies
y Will sbei opened with firing Of q salute
of9at guns so timed that the last gun
I VIII boom at $3.50 O'clock tomorrow
uiorninti * exactly one hundred years
to the minute. according tO historians,
y that General ,IacltHcn finally triumph
I cd over the British on the field OF
Ghainet 10 near New Orleans, 49,
az Peace advocates from many parts
- s5ssta e and s.Ii
witness formal exchange OF greetings
lbetseeen q representative OF the Presi-
don't OF the United States and an es-
pectnily appointed envoy of the king
sot Eng giand. |. watch, the uaveiling OF a
monanient TO General jackson and
seH the l9aneuvers OF the seventh
United 8, ties infantry and other reg
lllhr soldiers transported from Texas
City TexaasS for the celebration, The
seventh Infantry composed o part of
Jae'kson' g command q hundred years
ago
ilie soldiefa will be I'm charge or
l5rlg lgadier General j. Franklin Bell,
comm nitng officer OF the second divi-
sion, who is here with q. other army
Softlcers and 1000 men. Sailors Will
take part IN the Chalmette ceremonies
entlE q mil parade SasGrday VIII
1e go nded Rear ADMIRAL Me-.
Lem. gilo Arrived here last night on,
ne battlcslsip Rhode isla and from Vera
Cruz. So Sss5Issd'
SliSninaFy To opefinr the ~, ,sy,,s.
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iatance TO- falai ilies u Siistsssa.
Third Case Ye5f Sr,ay.

2
"A third case InseIstK Nl.its ps5tie
nss- Fe pcrted- yest telda3e 10 The assooi.
alton. An old Wliite rf6siaii S .vhnkA,
only clothing seems to Sc g s,ia,as lSS
.Tags ingenuousty hippei II as hoyerj3 4, 1,i
hoiys and whrse feet ara 3 81
the ground. has been beR1 llA Il On ola.
streets. Her, ca9e was taf iii ii, by dis
asoclafion and through Ea I'd III
cher st the Sal tfAtion AES1t5 n linSeslI Ig
alton was made. The sAlFhf Hon XrIii S
sshaa been giving asH.gtlIE is the did
woman 8rom time to ttiii,e Ss,t az s,,is
limited! means ct fiand Ind M q tss4a s
fore IN IA better position to sfffkitt STE
IinyesttgR ticns = 1t 81 repof sesl Amt sfIs q
old Woman Is living With M 81 SCI
|dauBhtefs. One 10 an sifsy d Il q ~ y fhss
other has two ille egitlmata cilildfsn.
.1nes as seticsatio ion prop 81 send fiSn
ola woman 10 the county hnilie placS
tue aick daugh ghtsr where Alit ctst q !: Sc
looked after. place the Cd sldf6h IN
lEssp actable homes ana sdnd tie er !,
~ gtris % some lHFtl lttfIbn f1 nis
2 eisort . fndaes siier 70 MAJ her Slys.
Jo5s nlR
What the slasSei ion II SSsis r:s9st 81
ali, stated Senresafy Brff{6tt Sests.i )
day, Is aboet 155 good ihkf II isSS.
tor men who have Been ed e6 dres
|lnE good waees men if;1 &Fe los
proud 70 beg sor eecept cha 81 Vhnt
they want AHid BR3ss6i ela a
cegnee 70 work. an q sgssy caa take
care q themselves. Reopls Having any
Sllc Sof work they axlt q atlis nfn
ed TO ccnmlnfnesa ttisf th6 es'li =, =
|nient hureau ut li d 7 IS f,,.In Ga
|teicphone betae SO
ContFihutt Ions ef cipflt IS, f01d ana
|tHs3 are Alse add s,5S'5
be seat % the y ss a. fl:sif1 s. :. 81
egs91i Eetle atreef, ~ Nliich tse 'sa.S
|designatea BY be re Sd nci si iii,szI
as reg0sit0fy zafS eoH son Is
she pssociatisn TseF
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08
Had ! Only MOlasses For Their Meals
and ReyenOusly Licked Che Plates

ta6ls asd ihorGa s. sAd Sic cs,in,.. III
ed man to investigate the mafter ana
desefmlhe IL the fatni ily5 was 81, s,esfI
aad }wofthy OF tae assistance Sc tliS
organization. !, : - ~, -
is.s dhp negro reported back TO Genera
Secretary Burnett that he found ilve
small negro children sitting about II,
the hoof Of q hut on Hornet stree;
licking their dinner, from their uiSSfarl
the menu In this instances beif,g !
small nissspse of cbear fioiaSssa
There was no other food In m h0,,Se
the investigation revealed. fhe Snoth.
er or the 6rAtS, Il Was reported. work.
od when she could ilul arykllfna "a
90. but there aass little TINT haF IN.
skiiedR hands could sfnd TO do n ,iriIls
theae Ho-esIled hard times. Y = s.
Husband was Killed: x
II seems that the fa1iily lad seotten
along fairly well during the Lifetime
OF the man who acted ID the capacity
OF father and husband But their dsliiv
|provendeF "Got killed. q yeRf Or moro
ago. and since that time the old Ws,.
m5sn has had to Hhift for hafseif ana
ker brood Of i've small ehiIil tie
oldest 6f whom IL not Old enough .to
pc ofanny service 90 enyDHe the MT
ter was taken IA hand and he esners.
|secretary Of the relief associakiOn aiil
ses that the family is provided food
and g few other bare necsasittes 81
1.Wo 70 tlser Eassss B Il ],
eecond case which was fsbSfSkl
20 the general secretary We6hosdhy
was among white people 4 saze sIr "
ms ~ one oe the local mill villages.
4tf was ntNtea yesterday By Secretary
bHtsaett tlsee sssib rii,s & s4cii III hand
ana that the case is being IeoIfee AZ
tes, Updet tse seasisrsikln ~ kseisiank
Secretary y. II. HziminH 81 fAk y. Nj. q.
aepa ktlaenf Of this oIaIsifaAt tiSh, cow
mig eeE are being appoinEed in ezcR
|es the uzsll wi. i.sEea 70 cooaetnla With
the fallek aerociat don ID briHglnx a,,s
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|aepa kSlaenf Of this 6frIaiaat tiSh, cogssz
ulth heE are Being 4ppoinfed in e4eF
|cg the uzsil fi.kEea 70 co0aafnsA Sffsl
the fsiiek association ID bSiGgEns Sss
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has been the policy of the aaliifaisy
to keep the dreadnaughts 81 The navy
within harbofs. awav Il ffetti chance
or sinking by Che aeffi,an HuETnafiusg
The ships OF lesser 1poftance. iiIse
the Formidable and = le cfnfserss haYa
been sent on duty in the: o1ani iaea. JYiie.
larger battleships have been beld for
the time when tlie German navy nav
break from It's III se, "a = = -. II
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-08

This Is scene in Portsmouth har-
Dor, the most important rendezvous OF
the British navy in the war, on which
the battleship Formidable was sunk
by German submarine or mine. The
fact that the Germans approached 60
near the southern base OF the British
heet has spread uneasiness through
the United Kingdom. Were 1t possible
for snbmarire to enter the harbor Il