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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-29

Qouson, %. Sept. - SH Der
Champagne sreifsn bic JranaOien Die
sspeit. 9.rtbsibisuuSsIinie S<r Ssnt'
i6en an, uno i. MAIDEN, ME aus S'a'
ris semslbst pirS. au4 einisen Jort'
i6ritt; biz Sfisuitps Der auiirtsn bat
absr offeH6ar auf Der san3.n ainle an
Seitistsit ua6ssIafi.H. Si. iOiDstt ere
ruus.n.n eriOls. bdIt man fir Didiis
s.nug; bas 5auptsi.l absr, bei Sem ss
lid Bel si.i.r sepaltig.n SffsHiiOe
b1nSslte, ndmli4 Sas Surabre6en
Der o.uiitsn SrOnt, 1T nod ni4t srs
rei&t purbsn. Die tisiissn WsilitGr'
erp.rten iino aber Der gnfi4t. SaB,
nahe.m oi. 4Giirtsn pidtige 5ObsH
6eisbt 6aben, Don oensn aug ite Die
S.uti4e aommunitationsIinie bsRerr'
i6en, ibr naafi.r 9eriu4, .inen snt'
i6sibsnbsn Siss su srriassn, isidisr
iein ioIle.
Die Jran3OIsn riideu, Dsnn aud
nur .saritt fir s4riti". pie ss in
b.m Offi3isGsn qarilsr gsrift bsibt,
0filid DON SOu6e5 ssssn bic SSbeH
bon 9imp Dor, bic bic iia na4 Siten
ausb,buenbe G6tns bsberrideu, nab
rsno bic gritsn, pei.er n0rbli6, ii6
an b:r Gems Ca gaf.s Gbaufee sins
srab.n unS bi. Ssgmansriff. Der
Deuti6sn abidIasen.
Die in Der Champagne i'm Sanss
b.finSIi6e S9Iaat tobt an elmer
gront BON 10 Rsilsn. Die GraH3oisn
iinb isst nur non spsi Weilsn bon
Der Giienbabn snifernt. Si. iia bintsr
ben poiiiioRen Der Deutiten birsis5t
unb bic ibnsn bon 10 srobsm goribsil
mar, inbsm iie ss ihusn srmOsli4is.
Sruppen uno Borrnibe la6 5eoro9terl
pun.ten 81 idaffen. Dieie Giitnbabn
III i.bt unbrau4bar. ba iis ii4 in Be
reid Der froH3OiiI6en GeIdiis. befin.
BET.
Dk s.rp5bHlid fttmmen bic offiaiels
len Dsutidxn unb iran30iif6en 9eri4s
ts ni6t iibsrsin. Die Dsuti6.n erttds
rsu, Sab ale alnsriffe Der GrdHsoisn
abssidlasen tporbsn isieu unb bdB IL
Elm. 2lnSahI Sefunsens sema4t babsn.
Gbenfo DsrbdIi ss ii6 nit Der Of
isniiDe Der 2lrmee bss Rronprin3en in
ben arspnnen. WGbrsno bic Jpanscs
.isu Sisie aIs sias mi4tiSs sIi.isn bs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-29

i4rsibsn, es,Idren bic Deutiheu, bab
ne Hur bon uutergsoroReter geosutung
lei, Die nur ben 3ipst babe, Si, oeut.
l6eu pOiitioHen 5u osrbeFsrn uno oiss
isr .3tped errsi6t pOro.n lei.
IN Der ruTifdsu Jront finS forts
'pdbreno bsitige admpie i'm @anse,
Don Riga Bis nab 9aIi3isn 5inab,
uHS ss iinS DsRigfteus bier i.payat.
s6la4teH i'm @anss Sslbmar'aaa
bon 3inbsnburg BAT feline Sffsnfo.
gssen Opins. pieosr aufgenOmm.n.
Die 0sutitm beriatsn, bab bic Rui.
len aus 5ipsi Reiben bon 9rd6en iiios
iueitlid Don Dpinst pertrtsbsH nor.
ben isisn.
Ueit 4usndbms bss 6eIbmarI4aas
bon WadeRisu, osr in ben qripet
SumpfeH itsbt, riiden bic idmmtlit.n
osuti4sn SsnsrdIs OOr, islbft @eHeral
Don SiniiHssu. Der. nahoem CT ans
lebnlibs g'ritdrtuHesn sr6alten. pies
Der i'm StaHoe mar, Die Sffeniios gu
srSreif.H. Or Bat ni6t nur bi. 5ss
flung Cuts. pisbsr eins.aOmmen,
iOnosrn sr Bat aud ben 5lub stgr
untsrbaIb bisisr Jsftuus iibeyI6rit.
teH.
Sn gdIi3ien bilt Der ruTiide gss
neral 5paHcff bic Gsft.rreider ,arad.
Cir GoDurb Grsp, Der 6ritiite
SetttGr bes aei.bersn, sa6 pG5yeuO
Sss 3ases i'm untsrbdus cine Grtlds
rung ibsr bic 9aI.aHsSituation ab,
bic befiimmt III. Die QtmoTpbdr. ,u
'Idrsn. er fasts. Sab guIsarier ben
Wdften bic 8sriittrung sessben ba.
be, Sab es ni4t bic abiGt babe, Be-
nah6drts Staateu dnausreifsr.. gr
DarHte bann aber 9ulsari.u, bag,
tpsnn es ii6 irsenb siR.r 2lssreTiOn
s.ssn einsn Staat. Der nit ben qlllis
irtsn befreunOet iit. ituISis MAIDEN
fcIlte, bic saH5e Wadt Ses britiftsn
Reites ben gsOrOhisn gu SiIfs TOM
men niirbe.
9lehl
2onbon. 20. Sept. - Cine 10,
sbsn oerOffeniIitts offisisIIe gs,aant,
mahuns bic auf bic Operationen in
Grantreih. am 0isustas, 9s3ug BAT
iast, bab in ben admpfen in Der llmr
gebuns BON Coos bic Sritsn uneepSbn,
LID itaris btutihe GrG6sn unb bonn
bsnii4srs S4usjtlI<n in aGugs Dot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-29
Grfaunen
9riidt bic r5rantfurtsr 3eituns"
barber aus,
DAP bic 9eutfasu iibsrbaupt BEN gn'
pral aussubalten DsrmD6ten.

Qmitsrbam, 28. Sept. - rbel
2oHbor.- Die rSranifurter 3eitune'
oriidt Gritduuer barber aug, SAB BIZ
9eutihen an Der peitIiden Sront
iiberbaupt I'M StauO. sstpsien iiuO, Der
glusriff Der auiirtsH mad Oem futdt.
barren Reimbursement, Ods polle orei
Gage ssOauert, ausSubaIten. sic fdbrt
bann fort;
Die uns susssanssnen Rdari5ter
lafsn teiHsn 3tpsiiel boriibsr auftum'
men, bub an Der lpeitIideu 5yOnt cir
9turm IOssebrodsn 1T, Der an Settis'
tsit alIes iibsrtriift, mas iia iOtpsit II
bii@ Rriss srsisnst bat"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-29

9ie 3eitung briidt aud bic 9tnii9t
aus, bab Die in ben offiSisuen PariIer
Sert4ten angegebens 3a6l pom beuts
i4en @efangenen iibertriebsn lit, penn=
gleih tie 3ugiebt, Oab bic 3a9l obne
3peifel groB lit.
"Rtr9snOs" iagt bic 3situna, .bu-
ben unisre Gegnsr einen nirtli9 entz
ideibenosn Grfolg errunsen. 8ir
trauern UNI bic 5auieHOe. Die seopfert
ipurbsn, mir iinb ubsr itol3 ouf lie.
benn lie BADEN ben S6ilD ppr Hns gez
hdlten."
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3ie militdriihen ardits
9eutid)lambe
rod lanse niat aufs gsubsriie ans..
ipannt.
Adbrsnb bieisnis.n Der Quiirien su
Gnoe eebeH.

Berlin %. Sept. - 4lf brabts
loiem Dess na9 SapoilIe. 81. .. -
Wtajsr Worabi, Der WiIit6rfa4mdnu
bes .gsrliner 9asebluit', iast in cine,
.Rsoue iiber ben isbisen Status Der
arisssfiibrsnbsn. bab 9sutIhIanb nod
laHge ni9t feline idRmtIi9en miIitdris
iden ardfte aufs.bOt.n fubs, ipdbr.nb
bic Reioure.H i.in.r 5sinbe ~ Gnbe
gingsn. Sn bisier Reuiis, bon ber bi.
llsbsrissii4e Ra4ridisns2isentur sinsn
4usaus sisbt, peifi .r Sarauf pin, bat
bic Wilitdrpflidi in 9euti9lanb nit
benz 45. Sabr. auib6rt rnb bab
Seuti4lanb nibt einmaI bic R.iruten
bonn Sabre 1915 aussebo6en babe,
Ddbrsub Gransreid i'm Dessme.r fbon
19 Sabre aIte Burden ins G.Ib ft.ui,
bic E.tTutsn pom Sabre 1917 ,inberus
fen bat unb Hi6t i'm Stanbe IL, bic
mebr als 40 Sabr. alisn Mdnnfbaftsn
pom Sienit gu 6efr.i.u. Gr .rilart
fsrHsr. bab 18 Sabre alte aua5su. mi.
dlisren arupPsn Dermiidi. an h.r ruff.
iii6sn 5roni idmpf.n, iud6r.nb eng.
lamb, befiir4isnb. oab 9ublano rsran.
iabt perbm tDnn.s, sinen Gsparats
frisben ab3ufdIisbsR tiir3li4 psit.r.
2ruppsH auf benz aOniinsnt s.Ianbet
bat. -.
s4lss bisiss". fdbri Wlaior Roratb
fort. .beosutet. oab oi. aaiirtsn iif aes
3iuunssn iebsH. ibrs Gage bur6 Nm
ipsnbuns Don b.ipsraisn RaBrss,In gu
perbsf.rn."
Der 9srfaiier b.s qlrtil.ls fast aud.
bab bas b.uiids 5auptquarti.r Be.
f4loiisn babe, bi. aampasn. a.e.u Si,
aaf BEN Riidsus bsfinoliden RuH.n
iortsuissm. 70 f4tvieris bic Opsratio.
n.n an bisfsr Gront auf iinS. nj. .r
in bstaiairter Wsiis .rtldrt. Gr fiist
hinsu. Sab 9suii6Iaub gut porb.r.i..t
III, I'm an Der tpsitIidtn sJroni allsu
ansriif,n iianosubalisn. .irob Der uns
s.beursu Menss BON Wunition, bic bic
gaiirtsu NIT 3ubiIfenabme ibr.r sisss
nen R.icurcen uHb bsrisnigsn Ger g.r.
Siaatsu aHssfhafft babsn.-
Die @.rluit, Der gritsn in Der Ges
ssnb Don yprn parsn gang risiis.,
iiist Major Morabt bin5u, tpGhreno
bic Gtssnb Don ellie, mo Der Gtlb.
marfddu Cir 5Obn 0rsnd bsbaupist.
sinsn Siss srruns.n au babsH. in sintn
pabrsn GritbbOf fir bi. britiihsfran.
sOiifde 4rmse umselpanbsIi ipcrben
it,"
Der, bsuiidbe Gssmangriif bat be-
rsits bseonnsn. Wsnn bi. glIliirtsn
nidt i'm Sianbs iinb. bic 9inieu Der
Oeuii6sn su burdbrehen. bdum mus
ibrs grobe Dffsniips ala Elm Jsbli4lag
angsisbsn ipsrbsR'
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Wit Ser cHieniipe TIT SSeiten 9ebt
es teft lan9lanl.
Dir @f9en=Ofrntipe orr prutfaen t,imnt
>afiir att Dffti9kfit eu.

.armessrupps bes prinsen 2sopolb
BON Ydpern: Die griident0pfe 5Itli4
BON 8aroniDidi iinb nad beftig.n
fdmpfsn bon unieren 5ruppsn ss@
nommen lporben. Gs ipuroen bort $50
Wonn sefaHsen geHommen.
.4rmeesruppe bss Geibmarftalls
WlatenfeH: Die Gage 1T an bieiem
5beil Der Jrspt unutrGnbert.
Die 4rnHsruppe beg Generals
bon einiinsen bat ben rs6ergans iibsr
ben Stpr unterbalb BON 9uist err
3fDunsen. 9k GOls. bieies Siesss III.
6db bic RuiIen iid an Der ganssn
6ront nOroIi6 bon Dubno auf BEN
Wiidaud fih befiubeu
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Der Yer(n6 ser NGiirten, sic oSinieu
ser 9euf( (&en 5n our66re&en,
fe6Cse(@lagen.
,Sm Ofen 9tben oie 9euti6en ,pieoer
at Der 9an5e,t 1Sront por.

apo
bel
be
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m ebreren bunbsrt garba
gsnommsH bdtten. Da iis nun i'm geiit
Der 3rpeitsH 2inie ieisn, giRgsn BE gri.
ten jsst auf Die brittle Rsibe Don 9rd-
ben Dor.
Sm 9an5sn iOllsn bic SritsH msby
aIs 1000 Gefunssne sema6t, 81 Sc.
IdaBs unb 40 Rai6iHengsi4iBs sr.
beutet bqbeu.
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0Setterberid)t.

Gur 3 bio. Snbiona, Wef gir.
9ilIleH lnb bas peitli9e PennISlbas
Nlen: S3ones 8etter am gsitttpoh
iIno 0onneritag.
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bill provides that the supervisor be
member OF rGe commission by virtue
OF his cflice; the county commission
ers "a constituted under the law in
my opinion. could not have qualified
for the reason that their road work
is restricted 20 their respective sec
tions: it was hardly feasible 10 have
left the naminr OF the commissioners
open 10 election and 1t is unfortunate
that the people should fall upon this
p-et"Tt TO vote against the bond
issue.
There l. no class OF people that the
matter al good roads would help more
than the farmers and 1t is for this rea
son primarily that my sympathy has
been enlisted in the movement.
With good roads -he year round,
would come a building up of our
trucking industry. of the poultry in
dustry. CT the cattle raising industry.
1t would enhance the value Cf farm
lands, improve the rural schools. put
new life into the country churches.
| tend TO the beautifying of the coun-
try homes. 1t would move every far
mer cne-half his distance nearer to
market and increase the salableness
of his produce. 1t would save the
wear and tear on his vehicles and
double the life OF his horses and
mules. 1t would make him eninently
more independent.
What is thrown away usually in
! Anderson county on had roads would
! mere than pay the interest on the
bonds necessary to build permanent
roads at least over the arterial high
ways OF the county, The European
war cannot last indefinitely and GER
tainly not longer than another year.
The bonds. If issued, could not be
disposed of Immediately and interest
would not he liability on the tax
payers until year after they were
sold. hence there is really no reason
for opposing the issue on this ground.
And after the roads were built the
benefits would more than Offset the
additional tax necessary to take care
| of the bonded indebtedness.
The county voted out the dispensarv
and in so doing, raised the taxes to
make, up for the deficit in revenue.
| Evidently the people have felt that the
benefits derived from the absence of
the liquor traffic fully repaid them for
the additional cost in taxation. Why
| not vote out the mud IL upon the
| same principle. the results show a
| gain in the end?
SAM Nj. WOLFE.
| Anderson. s. c.. March %, 1916.
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o o o o q q o
The cold weather of the last few
days almost makes one forget that
spring is really here. There's one
consolation though we know that it
can't last but a few weeks longer at
least.
Messrs Joe Smith and Allen Ma
haffey returned Friday from we ek's
stay in Charleston, where they attend
ed Woodmen convention.
Misses Stoddard Bruce and Zella
Holiday spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Miss Alma McMaban of
the Dorchester section,
Miss Una Shaw of Belton was the
guest OF the Misses Copeland Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Cheddar school is preparing to
give an entertainment soon. An an
nouncement of which will appear lat
er.
Miss Olive Mahaffey of Bolton spent
last weekend in Cheddar with rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. Maynard Smith OF the Cedar
Shoats section visited relatives here
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MIR. FLEMING WRITES.
Anderson Intelligencer:

Inc ANDERSON lntelnReucer:
Well Mr.. Editor: notice in your
editorial Untitled. "a Sum in interest"
you state that the interest on the
bonds is simply a rental for the use of
the roads. You also state that the
sinking fund would pay the debt in
the time of the bonds. Nciv Mr.. Edi-
tor why did you not state and make
1t plain where the sinking fund each
year was to be raised. Now isn't 1t a fact
that our taxes will be raised. suffi-
cient amount to raica this sinking
fund plus the interest on bonds which
would be very heavy REM indeed,
for some of us who live up here in
Bushy Creek township. For unless
a miracle should happen our roads
would never get very much done to
them for it's an old saying that his
tory repeats ITSELF Now your bonds
might be all right IL each taxpayer
received his just proportion, but It
can't be done. You say voters should
not allow themselves to forget the in
finitesimal sum they will pay each
year for the privilege of having this
250 miles of permanent roads. Then
they will have the use of them while
they are being paid for and this is not
true under any other system.
Now Mr.. Editor what is $50 miles
Of permanent roads in Anderson
County. Why it, no more than q fly
on and elephant. What's to become
Of the other roads. Ii the permanent
roads should happen to be built in
Brushy Creek (no danger of that
how would that benefit you In the
city of Anderson or vice versa. Some
body certainly will pay for something
they Will never reap any good from
don't believe In ia Yg all the peo-
pie for the benefit of special few,
in tho same paper on the column
just opposite the one referred to
above, notice you hace copied an
article entitled "a Laboratory OF
Thought" by the way is a good piece
in that article. 1t read something like
this. debt Is the secret foe to thrift
The debt habit is the twin brosier oil
poverty" To keep clear In the eyes
OF the world. operate on cash basis
This is not always possible. Some
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Vile did. I think we can profit by
waiting and getting their experience
even should II be in favor of bonds.
Something has been said about the
managers not getting any pay. 1t
sure seems strange that no provision
was made for them. but there will
sure be an election at my box all right
and heavy ballot against the bonds
and none for them. haven't talked
10 a single man who is in favor of
bonds, but they all are in favor of good
roads and have been all the time.
notice some real flowery and nice ar
ricles have been sent in, and they, as
well as you, have done extra we'll in
thLir futile attempt to make some
thing out of nothing. You know, for
arugment's sake. somebody had to
take sides. with the bonds. certain
ly am glad you staTf.d your good
roads department. it has opened the
eyes of the people. like to read the
beautiful worded noytl like pieces
some OF the bonds friends write. But
on the Goth day of March fhey won't
be no taters.
Respectfully yours,
w. W. FLEMING.
Brushy Creek, March 20.
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people have to depend on credit to
exist, but when they are in this posi-
ton they must understand that they
are standing on the brink of disas-
ter. Now, Mr.. Editor, you knew that
this was good advice and I believe
you will put it into practice in your
own personal affairs. Now / think
what's good for one man in the way
of debt will apply 70 q county or State
for they are collection of men. IL
one man gets in debt he is only in
volving his own private property, but
when he goes to the polls and votes
bond on his property, he is not only
involving his own but his whole
township, county or State. as the case
may be. Il think, Mr. Editor, you will
repent and come over on the right
side. l believe you are under convic-
ton now.
Now as to the self appointed salary
drawing crowd, haven't got a single
thing to say against them, for know
nothing of my own personal knowl-
edge against them. In fact one of
them is neighbor of mine md I
think one of the best citizens OF our
county. But can't see any need of
them, even IL we were to vote the
bon6s3, it would take q big raise IN our
taxes TO pay the salaries and the in
terest on bonds. TO say nothing of the
amount of the sinking fund, You see,
we would have to spend at least $500
to get S1.00 to put on the roads. 1t
seems that the present board elected
by the, people wo1ld have been the
proper parties 60 have charge of the
bonds. and then IL they started to
grating we would have chance TO
elect new board In two yel;rs, but
+ as IL .s we have no chance to remove
q single one. no matter how he should
succeed on his job.
Now, Mr.. EGitor, I notice yon want
every party who writes against tile
bonds to suggest O planfor good roads
! / think We should have sometime
like our school system, that Is lei
every township, provided 1t should
want to improve its roads TO q great.
i or extent than our present system
| will provide, vote special tax OF ans
| amount they might want, said amount
4 TO be kept in the treasnrer's Office
| aud to be snent in the township thai
4 pays 1t In Under that system every,
\ body would get his Just dues and ns
more. Let the State. and the Unitet
i State appropriate an amount to bt
naed IN the Improvement of roads
/ said appropriation 10 be divided witt
the different townships c ccording II
the amount said townships shoul,
raise. Then IL enc township wanteS
to vote 3 or A mills, or even more, ie
them do so end get State and natlona
1 aid accordingly. Then IL after the.
have tSied II out, It should prove to b,
4 a 'failurs they could call an election
and vote il on. a thing you cannot d
4 in the hont. issue. once they are OF
4 they sure wis stay for 40 or SO year,
\ as the case may be. s
Now. Mr.. Editor. lets vote thos
beiiis down and watch Greenvill
Il County as thsy have them and after
few years IL we see or I've to JrRre
\ their roads we viii thank our Make
that Anderson Eounts's dsiegation ii
y the year 1915 did tot nuke near a
| big . mistake as those guy3 IN Green
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Personal

y q
Mrs. A. c. Wright of Seneca waG
shopping In the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. e. Gasaue of Clemson was
among the visitors in the city yes-1
terday. !.
L. S. Clinkscales IL Starr was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
E. G.. Mack. OF Camden, N. . ], and
IS. Biackington, OF North Attieboro,
N. j., iewelry drnmmers were In the
city yesterday calling on local deal
ers.
W. o. Merritt OF Roberts was in
the city yesterday for a short while.
w. e.. johnson OF Liberty was in
the city yesterday on buslness ).
John Mcdonald of Fair Play was IN
the city yesterday.
w. Frank McGoe of iva was In the
city yesterday on business.
Mr. b r. Mauidin. president OF tho
Bank OF Anderson is In New York
Cry on business.
=. i-----------i So
Seeratary Fred NJ. Burnett or the
". NJ. c. A has returned from q
| visit to: his old home at AshegiIie.
~ -<-~--i--
President a s Farmer Of the
Commences Mil has gone to phlta-
fdeIphia on business
Ffiss Watson or The Salem section
spent yesterasy IN the city
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25

Ffisz Watson og che Salem section
spent yesterday IN the city
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25
Kiss Your Coal Stove
!, Goodbye !!

.Tfe gas stove has the
coal stove beaten a mil
lion ways.
flo wood to, chop, no coal to car.
~, no ashes to take up, carry
out. and sift, leaving a trail of
dirt and dust from the stove all
the way out to the ash pit.
No fire to coax and cod
die. No excess heat. No
waste.
Gas is q guarantee of the right
kind of a fire Instantly for any
purpose whatever; and it's more
economical. too.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25

President a s Farmer OF tlis
Connernss Mil has gone 10 Bhtla-
IdelphIa on business
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25
on last Saturday and Sunday.

on last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Editor, we wish to say that the
editorial on Doing Ones Duty" in
Mondays paper was splendid. 1t
wouldn't be SO hard for one to do
what he knows is right if everyone
acted with a conscience. but it seems
faces duty unfiinchingly Is too often
ridiculed, yet his life-even though it
be not path OF roses--is the only
one worth while.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25
CITR0LAX
CTTROLAx!
CITROLAX!

First-get the name down pat--then
buy it of your druggist. Just the very
best thing for constipation, sick head
ache, sour stomach, lazy liver, slug
gish constipated bowels. The pleas.
antest, surest, incest laxative you ever
used. Tastes good-lik lemonade.
Acts promptly, without pain Or
nausea. Gives you the most satisfac-
tory flushing you have ever had.
Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25
CHRDDAR NEWS

. . 0 0 o o 0 Q .
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25

u. NJ. c. A has returned from !
visit to- his old home At AsheYflle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17
NEBRAsKA's RECORD.

Any way you may look at it. the
Nebraska record is one to be proud
OF. During the last five years the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17
LOCAL TEAM
Defeated by Salem Bowlers in
Close and Exciting Game
Rolled Here.

The Salem duck pin team trimmed
the |. NJ. P. alley second team in a
hotly contested game rolled on the
!. NJ. p. alleys here Thursday night,
by total of twenty-thrce pins.
The Salem team took the lea din
the first game. winning 1t by two
pins In the second game the local
team went bad and although the Sa-
lem team rolled only an ordinary
game It gained thlrty-fve pins. max
In 6 Its lead forty-seven pins when the
last game started. Captain "Whity'I
Michotte braced his boys in the Anal
game and although they piled up a
large score. the Salem team also
rolled better than in any OF other
games of the evening and the best
the locals could do was to pick up
twenty-eight of the forty seven pins
they were behind. losing by twenty
three pins
Lynch. of the Salem team. had high
average for the contest and Michotte
had high individual score.
Scores
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17

Copper is produced in nineteen
states and Alaska, the ode in all ex
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-17

athletlcally as the average high
school student entering American
universities.