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TOWNVILLE, Feb. 15.-Recently n
class meeting of the tenth grade was
held. and Paul Smith WAS chosen class
prophet; Miss Ruby Reeves. poet:
Miss Euna Stevenson, musician. Miss
Mank Earle was selected to write the
class will.
Miss Bessie Hanks and brother.
Paul, visited friends at Oakdale on
Saturday.
Masses Alline and Annie Mae Led
batter and Miss Doris Price spent the
weekend with Miss Lila King at
Livingston Farm
Miss Beatrice Bruce was visitor
recently at the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Sue O'Neal.
Among the visitors to Anderson
Saturday were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Lgon, Misses Carrie Etewart and
Quillie Craft and Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Jones. c. III. Witt. our principal, at
tended the teachers meeting"
During the next few weeks, with
fair weather, a good deal OF work on
the school grounds will be done. I'm
der the leadership OF Raymond
Gaines, Joseph Thrasher, Thamer
Galloway and others of the larger
boys, various kinds OF apparatus have
been erected on the school grounds
the past week. Already there IL de-
Heloping considerable interest in the
different athletic contests.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
NOTICE

Time For Making Returns Out Feb.
ruary Goth.
Please take notice only 10 more
days time for returns for personal
property will be out. Respectively
ask all cities and towns and the
country to please make effort 70
make returns. otherwise you are liza
BILE to so per cent penalty. Board of
City OF Anderson asks that returns be
made to Auditor at once. \
WINSTON SMITH,
Auditor.
February 8. 1915.
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visitors in the city yesterday.
s syde Finley of Iva was y visitor In
the city for a short while Monday.
{ Sam whitten OF Pendleton was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Frank McGee OF Iva returned home
yesterday after spending Sunday in
Anderson.
81 Reid sl.a:s. a !. &c svs, Wls a visitor IN
the city yesterday.
Carl Mcconnell. sergeant of the
ohaingeng at PendIeton, was In the
city yesterday. ~
John Tate OF the Flat Rock section
spent Yesterday In the city.
j. G. Bolt Of the Roberts section aas
q visitors in the city Monday, =
julie Duckworth OF the lebanon sec
ton spent yesterday IN the city.
T. z, Martin Of Hopoweil was . yis-
itor In the city yesterday.
]. @. Isatimer OF Honea Path was In
the city yesterday on business.
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J. II. Pr.ritt OF Starr was arn0ng the
Visitors In the city yesterday
- 8 & ,al------.-~- II ,i5S 3 ~ is'
| y. H. opt OF willianlsten spent yos-
terday 10 the city.
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Mrs. Lem Reid entertained the fol-
lowing young ladies at q dinner Sat-
nrsiay: Miss Maggie Thompson, Miss
3 Nallie Wyatt, Miss Carrie Howell,
Miss Kate Ramsey, Miss Nancy Pear
son, Miss Annie Beatty and Miss Annie
Z Sadler.
Messrs, Carlton Watt and Glenn Nc
Gee OF Anderson spent the weekend
here with their parents.
Miss Vera Spoone has returned from
short stay with friends In Honea
Miss Ether Baily OF near Cars~ell
xlB o visitor here recently.
PFoL GliR d. Coleman and Mrs.
SraaiiS; I. wright attended the teachers
aasocsas'ea In ~ zsSsoa last Satar-
{ day.
Miss Minnie Gaiiy, who teaches
near Honee Path spent the weekend
With her parents.
Miss Minnie Randiyer OF the Midway
section was the guest last week of her
friend. Mas Annie Brown.
Messrs,E Walter and Lester Sadler
have returned TO their homes In An
deraOn. after spending few days here
/ with their parents, NIr. and Mrs. d. II.
Sadier.
mr. Albert Hawkins OF starr was In
town q short while Monday on busi-
ness.
eIr. ana Mrs. Rhett Pruitt and chill
dren of near Honea Path have been
npanding a few days at the home of
Z the lnttera parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Galley.
i Mr.. r. M. yandiyers and, family of
the Midway section spent few days
here recently with relatives.
Mr., and Mira, w. +. McGee have re-
turued from Anderson where they Wis
i tied at the home OF DR.. ]. f. Watson
Miss Alma McAIahan of Bolton was
the guest last week OF Miss Marie
Cam
Mrs. Cliff d. Coleman. who has been
spending several days with her
mother In the Lebanon section has
returned home.
8 Rev. w. b. Hawkins and son oi
starr spent yesterday here with
3 friends.
Mr.. Wade Thompson of the Fla.
Rock section, and Mrs. Lou Heron
OF Starr We're visitors Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. y. A. McAlister.
~ DR.. J. e.. Watson OF Anderson was
here Sunday on professional, business
- ~. Ne SOtlto .SDtnu'
ing some time In the Holland Store
aection with the formers parents. sir
;;aul Mrs, i.sSs+ si.EsSS;+Hs=4ss 1ss.ss s:c.es ss:c.es
Down In Dixie was rendered by
y members OF the high school in the
auditorium on Friday night. The
.fa..as s. .ssople esss..s::ss.s;;.. their part.
saysll and . neat sum was realized
which viii 80 to heip pay the expenses
Of the athletic association.
On last Tuesday evening Mrs. II. S
II kctieids eD DteFtafned the foliowinr
young people with a card party: Mis-
Kate Ramsey. Miss Nellie Wyatt, Mis-,
Carrie Howell. Miss Vera Spoon aut
AR, ~ jackson for Mr.. Miltor
Shefard and Mr. n. Il. Stribling. Dur
Ing the egSning delicious cake ailt
q en- cbiafe was served.
irs. faytoh Cam of Andeason Il
sIAitinG her Gaughtaf. Afrs. w. 4. Bur
ffSS. IS
hShpil to the regret OF the small boy,
the cefaigai left today after tw.
week 8 ssey here.
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{ Sam Whitten OF Pendleton wa,
among the visitors in the city yester
day.
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J. H. opt OF wiiliamston spent yos-
terday in the city.
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J. II. Pr,iitS OF Starr was arn0ng the
viaitors In tho city yesterday.
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children. who with his parents are
anxious to hear from MIN. Write Mrs.
Joe. b. Taylor, Starr, S., G. II. +. d. /.
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Dollar Day Thursday
in Anderson. Be Here!
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Personal

S. M. Beatty of Iva was among th,
visitors in the city yesterday.
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- man erpabne n ee.n sas .anelnral.s nsaselall..

Rate Z. soprienb an Games ..
5ergufon, $500.
g.bilipsaob on SanIcn W. Cooper,
$4,000.
sluIiana WltGans an &. 8. Saefl.,
$500.
Gbas. r. SenberiOn an Mabifon
y. u. go. 2. $1750.
gmilie SdIaaenatil an Repnblit
g. Ii. .. 60. $1,000.
9bomos I. Butler an qearl wlars
lei @ant. $4,000.
sSames g. Reib oil 6. 5ammono
4pern. $500.
Glisabetb +. Glar. on QcriDocb ..
II. 6. Co.. $1,000.
5rsberid Siodboff an 2ibtraI g.
II. 3. Co.. $500.
eeorse goiIe on ACCOMMODATION y.
Ii. 3. Co., S2400.
WiIIidm Wl. 2irtbur an Cottage ..
II. g. Co.. $3.50.
gbosbe R. Roons an SuItcn y. II.
g. u. go. A. $2200.
Senb Msib an 8. +. Gurrp, $3.50.
30. on Wpomins 6. Il. Q. Co.,
$4,000.
WltIDiIe z. Riidi. an Guarantee
Depoiit Co., $3.50.
Marp .. 6aiptins an Wsdbiion y.
q. go. 2. $1125.
Sobn Wiiidms on German Mmes
riedn 6. II. 9. 9dnt. $119.
2oilis @cIpa an Stnat. g. II. y.
u. Co.. $1,000.
UlaIrins Boaos an 2iSsrtp .. II.
9. Co.. $500.
@eora. W. W,Ifb an Wiami 3oipn'
Fbip y. II. e. Co., $500.
Geore, gpipman an be-, 5000.
Sas. s. @rissbp on SobH ".
Wic@rath, S400.
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nDrblid BON Mithea glosnue. (eta.sr
81; ST.
Otto Stin an ssennie giifer, Got
19 in eScfepb SoIIdnber's lInierGb,
ibeiluns, tSisuer 81; 81.
Didredret NinSflsll9 on Ufareoret
Rdmmelsbera unb Barbara Rinbs
ileiid, 25 BEL 95 SUB an Der OitIeitc
her GeIeiiial Stydbe, 294 Sub n6ros
lih Der 6ill Gtrdbe, 81.
Senrb s. SGoier an 9efIie ails
aour, 2S bsi go Sub an Der yaorbs
ieite Der Sopsbnra Sirabs, 142 5ub
oftlif cer Durrea Strabe. (Stfuer
$3.50; 81.
10. g. 9untber an Margdrsigroips.
Cots 156 unb 157 in 9ortsborn's
llnerab!bsiIuna an aailroao eloenue,
(Steuet $3); 81.
Carrie :. 9iihop an Gbmcno Sol.
mes. 50 Sci SO f5ub an Der Oftieite
bon Gnria6t glpenue, so CUB iiiblid
pon grice 2trenue, (Steutr S1.50); 81.
Charles 20. Bell an Gomonb Sols
mes, so Bel SO fub on ber fiibDitli4tn
Gdt BON Yriee unb Gnrisht glptnus.
tSiensr $1.50); 81.
.5obn ". Sberbelman an Gbmonb
6olmes, so bei 120 Jnb an Der Deits
ieite BON 3errp 9losnus, 100 CUB
iiibiid BON price gtOehue, (Stsusr
$1.50); 81.
r. M, Barb on cobn :. Sics,
80 aub an Der Weitfeiie BON Nanis
ion Rodb in WlabiionUille, (Sieuer
SOC; 81.
gDiLliam 9aain an gtntbonn unb
qnra ifsbler, a older ganb in Surs
peh 500 in 9nbsrion 9opnihip.
(Steusr So; 81.
80. z. gnrtlsb OH Woreusrits
9artIeu. 8 Cots in Daniel .. @oobs
bue's llni.rabtbeiluns auf prie. 5ia,
81.
soelen SanSers on eliSabeth O. 81.
5iIbretb. so bel $50 ffub an Der Siibs
isite bon alina Qbenus in @rstn
SotpnIbip, (Sieuer 81; 81.
6. Z. Ulunb an Gominid Gsnn,
90 461 in llnternbtbeiIuna .g' BON
Ootlep Bart, (Stsusr S1.50); 81.
DlattiIbe g. Scott al Gbmunb ).
g. Munb. giaenibum bsfdnnt ols Ro.
1o51 SsbI.r Strabs (Sisuer 500;
81.
S.Ff.rfOn Z. Boulder, Der Shrtff
an u. G. 9egeuip, 80 Tub an Der Dit
ieits Der SuniStrdBs, (Steier $4.50);
$500.
Qbinsns s. grabam on SIabsl Wl.
9hilips, 30 bel 100 5ub on Der
Torbi.ite pon Wopls 9tpenue, 81.
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Gin 0utmilt6iger
Jllfp6ifo.
Romii9er Roman ben
y. ooR . interfei b.
(GOrtissung.l

NOSN'l SN1'SD
gIuf Sertper's 1Srage mad i6nl cr.
ipioerte Der 9iegiiicHr nit ironiidyeut
Sodeln, uor ciner groBen 9toQe blei.
be or INNER in icincr @aroerpbe, Inn
iiA nidt 5u 5eritreuen.
Ga erronte 6ic aIiugeI oe5 S5nipi.
cientcl.
9ic in Ser pritcn Sceue beiddftis-
ten RcrioneN eiIteu mlf Die 8iibne,
I'M ibre Stealmgen ein3uuebmen.
Bite, meine Serren", iagte Ser
Hegiiieltr. nnenn es SSbnen nm sc.
iaIIig pare mir fangen BIei4
an icb per6e SSDne1 einen guten
Flae binter einer Gouliiie anrDeiien;
nadber muB id Sie perlaiien, lpei.
ih gIei9 alitrete.
6aie folgte Dem freltn6lifen $50.
ratio, pdbrenO 9eero Senrper i'm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5uriidblieb unS
Spbelia Die @our mufte.
gIus Dem gIuoitortlm ber ertonte
Die oltrd) ben nod nieoergelaiieneil
gorbang ge0dnpfte Supertire pon
6dbricius bon Sengnagel.
llnierem glaiebdlger mar eigen.
tbiimIib 5u Dhltbe; er fDdtte bod lie.
Der i'm 8urquet geieiien; bier chen
sins bod gar gu ie5r Die SaaIiOn
rer!oyus. \
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cntgeacn imb ruff es an nit orobnen-
Dem Organ:
,S9cr bit Su, Der i1 oieier gtadt-
5eit anmdBt,
llno OieIer eolen, frieg ridden Se'
itnlt,
@orin bie ipoheit oes begrnSneli
S1nmorf
gSeiIan6 cinbergirg2 Sh beid)iuo.
re 9id)
9'clm 6ilnmel, ipridli"
Ser @eiit sitdt jlliantlneit nno
mad,t eiren Shritt rilflparfs.
.Gr iii bcleioiat", ilgt WtorrellIiS.
,Sebt, er idjreitet binlueg!" fiiai
Bernardo bin5u.
llno i'll Der Stot, Ocr Sdntten BE.
luegtc lid III Die Sd)attcn 5lriid unO
peridppailO.
Gie SCene mar cpn ben Shnnlpie'
Tern MT elmer 10 ieltcneu gsatilripabr.
belt oc9 itorren Sdyrcfens 9eipieli
iuor0en, OaB bas @ubIifnru appIdu.
birtc. uicQei1t 5nm critcnrnal an Ole
fer Stellc, 10 lnnge um Den Santiei
gibt.
,alhow 0ad,te GcHper, Der i'm
aonperiatirns3iinmer uod INNER Der
OpGelia 6ie Gour mattc; DaIod.
meier hat @eifcil: er nulB aIio iutrts
lid icun @Ort geba,ttu baben nno
ie6r gut 0oer iebr ibIett gepeien
ieir.
Ger ferrcrc 9ialoG Der Srieger I'm
aber etluas oluh Die 5orherGegalrge.
ne iuiacbeuere glnipoluurg.
Gle tamen ;iidt rctt in 3ug, Der.
iprateu iidl, IieBer llu]e GATE ans
uuo Iieia @eiabr 1ic gan5e Scere
um5luDerien, ais 5li jaren Slid oer
@eiit Uiel gu iriib pjc0cr aitItrat
Gurdl 6en ecbdbt,n 2IppInis or.
muiniert, hattie Inn iuo1I Die llngeoiso
nah neucm &orbcer 0as Stidnport
lid;t ablparten Iniien
s9lbl" matie man I'm 9nblifitm.
Iie orei arieeer iUsren iOiort uoiI
neuem aui Der ypohe Der Situation,
als pdrcn lie eleftriiirt
.Shdut, mics oa uieoerfonmtl"
nit buupf Soratio NIT gcitrlubtem
Saar.
sd trcu5' es, mo ioaf es mid,
perocrbell Steb', g.antom!"
0er Geiit betom eiuu ilrd)tbnren
St,red m6 in ieincr grerSenIoien
geruirrna Lief er c,'tdtt oliriid3u.
idrcitcn. mciter ned g5rH.
Ga9 Rubliflm Nor Uic bonn Spn.
ucr aerilbrt luio itnrrie lautIog umo
tlef ergriiien olif Die siibne.
(,Ortiesitng 'oIgt.)
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@runOeisentbums SspotbeteH
Msutinastra9tm

RsutingetraStn.
aats @rabO an gant Street .. u.
So. $1,000.
sSubn 8. 0etsr an ROnnr3 y. u.
g. u. 60. $500.
qbiaip Sod an GypofitiUn 9. u.
g. Co.. $1,000.
0nrrB 6. UliIlsr an @efiern 5ius
y. g. Il. g. &c., $500.
Gfnma Sbdresss an grppiitiOn ..
IL. 6. Co., $500.
@iIIidm =. gibbl, on GoIIes. Sia
prcarsiIire y. II. 6. Co., S2500.
GIi1obetb Gasfsr on gs.tmau
Sireei .. Il. g. Co., $2100.
Die Seipu Rsdltn 60. on Southern
Shio Sapinas gant Co., $1,000.
Warn Qop an Soutb.rn Sbio 6
u. z. Co.. $500.
aai. z. 5UpHfsnb an Samss o
ifsraufou. S250o.
Gam. SiIDsrmou an FiHblap War'
let glo. 2 g. II. 3. Co.. S2600.
Sate Silperman an hr., $4,000.
g. g. SerrmaH an bo., 500.
albert e. ssobnion an Wiabiiou g
u. 30. 2. $1,000.
Mdrp Rsbtnmp on bo., S2500.
sSdmes o. 8omieH an Wabiion %
u. gau. 2. $500.
Mdrtha g. Rpg,rs on bo., 1925.
Marp SeiSer on bo., $500.
Clarence WtGonn on Sailsp g
Ii. 9. Co.. $1,000.
Charles 70. Qaiu an Wabiionbill,
Iepciit gant. 5000.
Gertrude glrmitrons 5usiemau ar
Serraes Bart .. II. 9. Co.. $2750.
Qannis g. Rpau an bo.. $500.
Sobn 10. paImsr an WliIfort
5pms gIbg. Co., S225o.
Gmili. SdldssHg,iI on syinblat
Wariet Ro. 2 6. II. .. Co.. S1200.
Zion. sbsicn an Grseerids Ram'
fen. $500.
@ino N. gaslsb on Wargarel g
golldrb. S2500.
qucille Z. Baumts on aibsral 9
II. 3. Co., $3.50.
WilIiam q. SeFe an Srutberr
Ghio 8. II. &. Co.. $2ioO.
asah Deib an Wsftern unb Got,
ibern 2ifs s,ui. Co., $500.
g,Hie ailaour an Jofspb aOsnis
$500.
Mnradrsi grops an Delta g. u
Co., $500.
SOf.ph Giaceio an S.nat. 9. u. Q
Co.. $4,000.
glntbOnp GTsblsr an Gaft enb Sunt
1920.
Dominid Cyan an G. 3. Iluns
$3.50.
8etilqte 5ppotbtten.
Wlartha genn on Monar9 3. u
g. y. Co.. $4,000.
Sames 9uffb an Mt. abams glbs
Co., 5000.
Ruth 6arrhon an Glmtpooo plcc'
6. II. .. Co., S2500.
Mirnie aoubt an s5abrl. uni
9istrid. $2l5.
SuIiannd WcGons on grnif Std'
tion g. II. q. Co., $1,000.
Gbriftinu Borth an GyssIIsn. 8. u
9. q, Co., $500.
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GrnnSeiseHtIxm,ibertrasxsse
Cincinnati, s. ssunt.


8eors, g. Winiiel, per Steriff OH
GIeaHor Groii, Gie:rt6um betannt
oils No. 1924 4ediant Sirabe,
(Sieur $500; $500.
9ottIieb SippsI on @eorgs Sippel,
Cots 40, Al. ~, Al. 40, -46 unb 43
in Ilmorts lluisrabi9eiIuRs iuNpoms
ing. 81.
Martba geHn an Sophia SartIisb,
Got SO in Glsmsrs llnitrabtbeiIung in
Rorpoob, (Stsuer $3.50; 81.
ifreb. z, Mtgss an Rap q. gars
lon &c Co.. Got l99 IN DaIsipoob
lnterabibsilung, (5tsusr 50t); 81.
Wnrp Ui. y. !6u6sr IL. 9tnb. on
Sfrau, Z. grobi;, % bel 165 Gub on
Der War.s: Strat. in Sarrifon, $500.
u. Rssb Conner an Sannis 6.
Grumsr. 2ct II in 2. .. Goopsr's
eritsr llntsra6tb.i,uHs in gDouoals,
81.
abrabam G5aatr an Safe siip.rs
man. Got IL in apbia 6. MlDors's
untsrubtbsiluu9 an GairbaH, glpsnu.,
(Stsuu S4); 81.
Caroline .. O'gannon, qbmr'r.
an QrHo Wiesman, Got 1876 in Msrs
tants q: Wietanics 6. II. 9. 9lF'n.
untsrabtheiIuHe in 5arttpel, $3.50.
abrabam Sbulsr on Gam Sils
German, Got SO in 2nbio 6. Moore'g
llnterabtteiIuna an Gairban. Qpenus,
(Stsusr $4); 81.
9hriitina 9artb an ssron. q.
Wlpelsr. 50 BEL 105 Gub an Der Ofts
isite Der Dennis strabs, fsrnsr. %
bel 100 }ub an Der @efiisit. Der
Scioto Strube in GorrpbiIle, (Stsusr
$3l; 81.
9tnbrsD g. 6uuter an Slorsnee M.
Sunter. Got 40 in glsmsre Spnbi!at
nntera6hsiIuua in Rorurpb, (Sieusr
$1.50); 81.
5erman 9lantemsp.r on SoIspb @.
WueitefsIo, Cots 172, 173 uHb ia
in Wooo. Sormpn unh Gpmpanp's
unterabtbeiluna in Sa5sltpopb. $50.
2ouis u. sSrstpH an 2llbsrt e.
sSohniun. 9bsiI ron Cots So unb "a
in sSobn 3. Rors's llntera6ibeiluns
IN WabiionSiIle, (5tsusr 50c); 81.
Gbriition +. Cberipitte an Warp
Seissr, 25 BEL l49 5ub On Der Wsits
feite BON Central Ipenue in MabiioHs
bile. (Stsuer $3.50; 81.
Wlurp S6snsr on Miqiam Dds
ner. Got SO in llnterabtfeilune bon
Garrs5iIle. 81.
annu a. NaIter an GreOeridaaobs
man. art SOP in Doob, 5armon unb
Gompunp's llntsrabtbeiluns in 5aS.Is
iprpo. 500.
StilIia Shmio II. Qnb. an Marn
Gloran, % bel 104 TuB on Der Wsits
ieite Der Bbeslsr Gtrubt (Sttuer
81; 81.
sSba .. Nusit an 6srmine Dusrr
II. 4nb.. Got 209 uno 5beil BON SO.
210 IN ctia1c 2. Wbeelsr's unterabs
tbeiluna an Clifton 4Denus, (Steusr
$2); 81.
Wpsrs y. Cooper all s5lora M.
StOd. go bsi 130 Gub an Der Wsiis
fsi.s bon GrssnIse Musnus, 23o gub
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9iid, bic IutcniiaSt.
Cine frana6fiIdt g 6iIbss
rune hes Gltpbs in
Serbien.
y afeL 13. Wai.

Dieb.rhoIt Iinb Die Oferrsidi't1tr
uno n.uttalen Wi.Iouneen iiber ons
furhtbare elsnb, bas bic psrbreheri'
Ibs gpIiiit Der BON RubIaHo srmii'
tbigttu isrbiihsn Resieruns iibtr bcs
Qonb 20nis Peters /. eebra6t bat,
pon Observation-Disclosures Ssite bsftrtttsn
ipcrben. Mon ibot alio, ols leibe Strs
bier ban, ruiTiftsr, fraH5oiiihsr unb
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
HARRY'S ANGEL ROLE
COST HIM 5000. 900
sale Of Newark Grounds and NumcT-
GUS Players WIN Make Him lose
Only What lie Loaned Frtls

NEW YORK, Dec Solitary r.
Sinclair. Financial angel" NJ the Fed b.
crta league, will lose almost s2OO, 600
besides his Investment at Newark, N.
i. It was computed today
The sale of the Federal piayers
from which Sinclair hopes 10 receive
about 100000 win begin tomorrow.
The Newark promoter w'n get the
receipts from the sule ut seventy two
players.
It is believed Sinclair can realize
100000 on his $500 OOO investment
ln Newark. The rcu loss win he In
the S20O 0O0 lent TO Frlc-uI promo
tcrs In Baltimore and Buffalo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
ANOTHER FOR II AIRY
l'mnr Now Has II tint Sinclair Wu
huN the Cleveland \mrrlrnns'
~umurs J. out for Good

CLEVELAND. Dec "o Efforts of
D. H Johnson, 'r",la... " the Am.
,'0'au league and at nrh.u American
'"FH" owners TO retain for q NJ
r"m.# On. ownership u. Tine Clryr.
.uI club have failed 80 Vas learned
Wednesday night whua rr comm.
I.. ". bankers boz who's. hands h,.
'"'" placed manasrm.H r Nr som.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30
DEFINED

I'a what is dyspcp,ius
II is III" rcmor,r Of guilty ,tom.
arh my sou '-ruck
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-30

- Is @ Il # x
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17

for the dubious dramas of the really
great playwrights, for the shocking
daring of Ibsen, of Bernard Shaw, of
Strindberg!
1t is not so many years since the
word Ibsen meant to chaste New
Workers. ears something revolution
airy and close to indecency. But to-
day they are actually playing-rght
out on the open stage-two of bsen's
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17

New York, April II. - CAN New
York be shocked?
No! Manhattan, blase and unblush-
ing, will never again gasp at play
from outraged modesty.
New Workers, it seems, now are
hardened not only to the vulgar
risque of the musical shows, the re-
vues and the follies today they
actually can stand for the classics,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17

Hedwg Reicher StringIy CARRIED in One of the Unusu
Being Presented by the Modern Stage"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-06
STANDARD OIL STEAMER
 WRECKED IN MID.oCEAN.
Crew Of About 35 Rescued by the
 American Liner PhiladeIphis.

New York, Feb. 5.-The Standard Oil Tank steamship Chester, which sailed from this port on January g for Rotterdam, was wrecked and abandoned in unid-ocesn and her crew of about 30 were rescued by the Amer lcan liner Philadelphia. according to 3. wireless message received here to- day from the Philadelphia captain.
 The wireless message received by the line did not state the exact num- Der of men rescued Following in the liners announcement;
 Captain Mills this afternoon reports by wireless the rescue at 7.S0 o'clock yesterday afternoon, February 4, of the crew of the Standard Oil tank steamer Chester, which was abandon ed Tn a sinking condition in latitude 4T.o7 north, longitude S2.59 west.
 ''The Chester sailed from New York; for Rotterdam January g, with a car go of oil The Philadelphia, which left Liverpool Last Saturday afternoon, was 1,340 miles east of Ambrose chan mel nghtship this afternoon, and will probably not dociz until Monday. The Philadelphia has been delayed and in dications are that the daley was due to her standing by the Chester and taking off the crew"
 Officials of the Standard oil com pany said that the Chester carried a crew of about 25. Other than the wireless, they had received no word tahT the vessel had been wrecked
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-06

One thing is absolutely sure: No farmer ever yet knew so much that there wasn't room for him to know at least a little more. And he's a will full spendthrift of opportunity If he throws away any chance, however small, of learning every last little thing that may be to his advantage. THE FARMER.