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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02
1noldnoet.
S~pranSrina Of Sthrc i MaiOn

Uprnnortua az Sfnrc I ptn'pi
Gifn. Wopor Sohn Stanton ! Nio
ION Gitn bleo meo operoGloclto'
Ruiorttet Hagen al lin Ntpofanoioo'
3. u 8otter peo |aIget iioite Nfon
bag. g. i. 9irt "a g. :. @onI0, ot
mlpprenoe commissioner, blep ll9e.
iaa e~ftertrnffeIig ilngne AZ ". Y
Ntiner % s.. e. Stanbcra.
SrneteIie SpS. @rreit SnhI, Der
fisrte en- Ntptorpoqn for ct Vrng9c.
RI / Davenport, fif SirSbag en- rrpg'
teIia 500 oeritroS, i6et han oco ct
Somlnen'teo meb ct Scrnbanetog
bIep faitfIemt / lin N}aifine %
brrnhtc tiIbsoc. 0fotorpo9lcnS
Observation-Disclosures crplobcrcoc neo
Sulmcn'tcoct, % %oocripreItct AZ
Sen brrnocnoc Gle brGnotc Yfan.
Ncrs Qlp0cr boQitaociiq tolt al ham
fsr set mffCOc5 al iud ham los.
50 %prn inocbrrnbt. Goreit
C'Rricu % Roic C'Nricn TO az 5
Nor damlc. bruu0tc 'joitc Gir2ona
1iloeoc / TorulOrcrca Silent / Ge3
WIoincs. meOcR9 N}o0crcu i%ontIOi0
blcp iau '~orbruuot. al scr bar llott
S,anb Tor hcnOt4 %ip. On G|rploIion.
huia @urioQ life fieuOcs. luloc SIT
fct I Skinner. % N}r@ C'@ricn por
uifoNt fomuct u0 al Nuici, men lor
ot irclic iiuc Born, ser cn0nu lou
"a iou. itnrtcoc mm inn / Hammer.
ne. Mdu0cu ror 'rouUrcu0c uloer
iit 9lrbei0e, On lllntfCu m0trur.
Stor NoricnOino Al TiatrnnN.
@icuucm Council @lu''2 Qit 'loItc
%pr0uu cite &oauloouingcr EiQ
traoo. %un0cruci5 til &looipo'tot, q
biricn. % bcitcmt for NrtQ Al Dem
ruaiiifc Nrmc. (ranocu par tIIUlr
fct / Birmingham, Nlu. % TOM III
Council Nlui'a oucr Eltuoi9 Gen
trol @ancn. mcocua burlington %o
nen oucrtoG &c'or0rinQcn bcr1ru I'll
Seattle. Ger iaqoc3 en- mlrtiQNoo-
cuNc inpnuif Gumpcr at pcntc poo
Tnricn0inQcn for hurtiQ't nnllla at
brindc Den til ell rt2iilt Nonr, 90
orcr Sen iibiriitc @onc Iorcs 'dd
Qiutrao0cn til Ru2IouN oQ Hrl12-
ifucplu0icu Get bIiucr olt'uo ct
uofino foitbort @rooutt irr Nct tom
mcr til at brllac>
NplfcmrnnSm / Mitdlcll iorpNct.
Ntjtd,cu Golmtu2 N2icalor9 blcp Tor
Icocu iuroil men CptnQcllc a.
MnuNtol. % set oiicr iiN al Gou1
tnct2 ~SolfcnlruNoc mi ubaior H..
i1G, hpiltct or en- G%orcQclic a. nU-
itcn CT luiino / Sc iioitc lem Nor.
CQiau Omen 0ioQc bor Niort Nooc
Trcmifriot nemlIQ ira 2,ll5 1910
til 2.7S3 mi. Ter nUurc2 ct StrcQ
al omtrcut t6 NuoorotmiI / ncn
uoroliQc Gel al Gomtnct, huor Scr
Dor G3 Gumjljcr, 90 ga 0j2Ic SO 80
miller omiottcr l21 @crloncr, loo
lnon Sc oltiau QicmcnriuitIio bore
danifc ilorc. Zen ~itoritc Gomilic
iun6cn al Withca Gountn3 N2ic9s
ior5 inobciottcoc Is @rru - ole
bicmnc uuocr famine (uQ.
TrnettrnTf pno MiSii%ippihONen.
%frl1c N}eA0clclicr ira W~ll2cutiuc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02

ElccniclpUraemnnlct / Wcttnp-
bnrn. &co set ulmjuOelilc NOpolQ
/ Wcttn4burl SEN 200r }lpril uil
SporQemaolct on %jccuic cacr life
Hlccnlc opitlllca iii @|liQicrclic. Gre
HI0crmUu0 itul oc3ltOcu pUlQc&.
StNtaonrlrNcn rcioncrer. Eta.
tens SurlrQe =. e. Sclbn bar i'll
Wuucrnor Wnrnc i%uOicnOt i'm &ciiQ-
nation Der trU0cr frat allcrc0c tie
9Ipril. Mr. Sclbu oil ilnttc til
Morthiultou. M}iuu.. ior Ser at %.
ta0t primal Nrori2.
Nuf en- %rnnS / NGsinn. Sen un-
Sen ooclUQQcuoc NOcbruuo imheu ct
Bar M}ooncocr2 (i0 hor hienicQt
ocu lille On ltu4iau / Grant Count
IN. iIor onltrcnt n Ntaunc0Cr li0en
cocluQoc2 Gle RpQuiuQcr pua Aoro-
iIocn Al %ntl3 N~our0Qd0c. mc0 Inns.
toNcllc a 10 rlltr ire. o. mi er 0i9ic
oQiod rcobrUuotc III Torrctnin0@-
bnQuiuucr har Nucu mt fun Ell Wll-
iii, (clcrontontor % en- Suloon Ia.
bct bclcbcr ,jQ til llcrt 5uiulo Col
lars, oQ mouQc (iliUl0cr cr @@iu
rlnccn tim upctnocIiQ.
ShcOtcr brrnNt / Sipur Nnna. ~
Ntulciuc {bcdtcr / SjoW Nails nco.
brruNtc tloltQ Yionoul MforQcu mco
Ct (ub Al S35.OOO. huproi $50. 900
ortfc. uco |l2iurmtcc = tinil0Cu
Sc Norrctniulcr. ucmlid Cabinets
Yhlnthlu0cI % en- (lccnt2 @utlf.
leo Ct bctnoeljOt Cab uco &auo "a
Hol men Observation-Disclosures mffc
4htrc ~'orhiuorcoc. at ieluc ,<locn
iprcNtc 'tl. Gen u0r al uflcuotc
Nariadcr u0bruot / Rlcl0cretudcn.
u Stuciulncricl'tob Qau iortlocn
! Gorcitlim9cr / Shtotrct. ca mango
Al blslc miilt0c belle I'M @urocrobc.
Gt itrrre on beore 5h1attrbudninQ
llNt2 'tror al blIue opiort.
MCitcritGb / %cltnlcnhco. II.
&ohuiou Al Niount &cruou Scnior
pco Statea~ llniucrlitct / &crmiui-
on har wmoct Miciteritubet / Sc Gel.
Acknowledgement. ser or diholotc
mcIcm Sc rorltIcllldc %rrcauilultcr
lnocu Sinitu Sans Nelenuiud ira
Statcu tr $40 / Aoutuutcr liant Ell
@n!omcouI'c. oQ 0c2uocu crhol0cr
han $50, ION rorhcnuUrtuoc @uuer.
nor NnOrem y. Zee al &ermiQion
bar uolouet Tor ocu llnlueriitet@in,.
Dent, Ser tau ieire / Oieic aouturron.
Ger. l(nlucrilictct nil pco oennc
SeIcr tomme / @eliOocIic al CT II
CONNER bolt puttcrt S~eIpbpaer,
men fun ior bette Nar, loci @paeret
ION Ndnorepotal mac pinoeo ire
@an9e poo Hoo Tor al blipe peofcm,
menoc AnliuIt2 pirteliac Gienbom.
CANA Snaotnr. y. \. StilcS al
ptonoon % bans SomiIic tlItraaotc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02
lutaruuHu.
loni1inosiyorosmaalct promct

SpprQ3muuIet om Stat9lio'tilIlngen
ontdQea III al we're bIldat Tor ollie
(ioer. ioet Ntilpanfee Gorntpa
aommialGrer nor beitcnlt lt0 III al
fiebe en- 120 Noo breo 2%anoItribe ira
Gitiiocn Al lloiuaiua9arunoen. San.
Oct ulI toite omtreut $4,000, men
0cttt &cleb oil muaite blipe tadet ira
0e SOD. O0o. 'om iorriae Segislatllr
bcuilQcoc I'll St0i9uoitillingcn. aon'
mi9iprcrnc hur ilere @nngc Tor neg
let az tIebC Hon0et.
Nrbeiospptp,Cr / go Srps'c. ii
Sen Nrbcioct pc0 "a Crosse Hnbbcr
Nabrif bicp lIcnoptagct mco MGno.
Der life tiIhercr Sc oraaniIercoc Nr'
belocrunioucr bar Der pGret Here
poioIomne Somnrcnitso meIIem DIS
lc NGnh % Streiferne, % Der bar
oftc uonfet bIooiac Ianoer. Zen
30tc 0tort@ mcl0tes Der DOG, az Na'
briteu5 9clmrcr bapoe gipet Sta
tens &nouitritommiSiion Sllnoeile
nj al tribe iuo Tor of mGgle 0ren,
% man haube Nerior goot Saab ON,
AT 0i0ie llroIi0heoer piIbe bilgggeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02
NrbciSsopteicr / go Grcsic.


apuih,'srt tIsaatpt,aier qsnasnt hpls Va,o Gut
nntni TIE t%irtrcr tlstnot finite ~blsesne. tler lrshl'
30 G,uis. advertisement
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02
1llinuia.
0p;t6nr 0rrn0eicnopm

fdl0te Sine Nrt2 @ngning pdu Wfis
diQon &ouleunr0 / Chicago blep Tor
Ieocn ioIgt Tor 3 Dtiuipner Collars.
%oIQct ioQOe3 al uGre giort pou @a-
lis al, at ser bctalte9 50, 100000
Tor Gonltcn % $4,000 Tor @ug-
uiuQrl. buffet brinecr Friicn paa
@rumbcicnbonmcn np iii $4,000
pr. Npb@ Rrc0oc caer SS7.46 pr.
Nuaorotioh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02
rtun Vui,ntn.


EIcCNieipuraemnnlct / Wcttn@-
bnrn, &co nct ulmjuoelilc @opolQ
/ N@cttn@burQ ocu 2ooc }lpril oil
Sporl2maalct on %jccuic cacr lite
Hlccn'c opltllIca til HiliorcIic. Gre
HIocrmUu0 it0l oc2lOcu pUlQc&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02
SnNiparrr Tarmrrcns
SrGifcrcgmtug
%
idag tore Wtfprocr

Rc0 Riotr Special IrUIte
ubltur oil Qlurc oct. &ru9cr
oct rctte Yrjucjp III at iaa
9urnet M al Straaet.
Zen rpiter oct no otturat
INN on uiloe olgre meb Ell
Og9anel.
8eo andre Wtaitiuer itoleS
Der paa at Sornet 'alber no,
Zen juo'poyer SOyreyeus Noln o0
ey miuoyt mia, tor q, 0ou uuutfe..
Zen g0or roo.g 90 uo'orty NJ Gr
beioc. nu0r Eorbolocue life uuooer
andre al olBre bet. Zen trTiter
buJtjet p9 lsperer ouer btore 2rbetoe
/ ole %Neu'csubcy, hporfoy fQymcguc
iorctrTttey ben.
Ter q bet men lsuutUbt lotur al t,cbc 'ar
LrJitItr. Gtt letter hom rifauh tt al ub.
'ert uers Arbtioe % btort Srbt.bt. "a BEL
f1rtr bonn bst ttofit HrbrbC. GC oaor
qnht "a turtr lurQv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02

furCrc HprfisIeIic saa GU raa.
S09 saTatiut cTomo SuiHint f%abltittr. appihtttIs
llbaathtiolsI 4trasre hpiS % itft Nulbt rirts. 9
" STopts Sianorar poa hosr sGfe. 25G Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02
Stnt9onrlTurm rciinncrer.

tens 0urlrNe =. Z Sclbn hur til
Wrucrnor Nnrnc inoicn0t i'm &ciiQ-
notion Der trU0cr frat aucrcoc lite
HlprlI. Nir. Sclbu oil ilnttc til
M%ortbiultou MPmu.. ior Ser at %.
t0lr priNot 4\rnris
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02
Suu Scilcrc pna Ereuc.

SUu Ntlltlt pUu Slput. &ti -
uuriQc W}ila [c9lie $1,000 | @Icncoe
oucrtcrcbc Tor tre Tiger lioen erter en-
ltunb u0cn %n6e - ban mouttc be-
re ilIn0 % irlit milf Sen'ccnoe. %
Oc9u0cn life bare nogen Silboielig=
he's til at uprc lent noe ON 2litenen,
l}ii2 N&oo0 rou0t. at Der oQldu puu
octtc Cmroooc yonner zig at uper-
tere. Ser me,Ofc Jig nenIlg 49,
Nricrc r. ole u6en min0Itc Suoe,
uaturliQpi@. &jlcns SorHIbre, Or.
% Mrs " J. @ooo, hioIp benoe
Set heiit pou''c,,le Nrbcioc at Itrp-
&c Al ocnuc lorlc Site sc Nellere,
ION mun ipnte@ mlinbrc aoot ON, %
@lntdllct rcouccrc0eS oerpeo III inn,
iom man iuntc2 burOe fomnlc / Be
traQtniuQ. Gj4ic inn Sriere, Der er
iprcotc ouer heIc Saroet, ira Ntlun-
tcrhuu@fniteu til S~tilehuuet, ltdl M
autoQe@ poa Nroue / ire Nor, / So
bet al hullfen go Der meo beltenlte
N}eucmrlm ital perlcS @rcpe.
&lanot Dem. Ser 'orbliper beitanoiac
sc IRE Nlor. nil iaa Wtiia 5000 enoe-
ljG prI1c i'm A}a1c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02

Gr opo / Npucn. Sans HuuIion.
Ser bar boot / Whurrou Gountu llocl
1873, or / en- @Iocr AZ u Nnr Al.
Qaact ucN Ip0cn / it SEEM / 9Ipoca.
0ou cftcrIoocr iig i'm oIorcnoc &u-
ltrI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02
Emntunnn @arucri brrnot.

hers @arpcri "a NonOiferubrif
Cmotouna ucobrrnOte tIoliN %or.
0oQ Nforgcu mc0 ct Cab A. $4,000.
Toa oct belle uor en- assurance a.
finn $1,000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02
Icn rloitc / Tuttinean Gunntp.

Uir2. %ariou, ser opnuueoc oer hoic
Allocr Al % 9lar, 90 iom uiimot por
Sen Uloiic bIouot Nottincau COM
ms ,<u0bnQ9erc. or iorlc0cu 000 hos
en- al Tine Seuucr / Surtlc Noln-
taiu9. urr &ofc Mtctiduihc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-02

Z. S~nteboffen bar ioIQt lin &nnd)
mar Nnpnc@ iii Sbermau &ergenIon
al %nfc Benton, Mfinm. Gienoom.
men pnliattcr 80 Ncrea &an0.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-07
FIRE INSURANCE
AGENTS ORGANIZE
FOR THEIR PROTECTION
AND THE PROTECTION OF
THE INSURED
G A S II B A SIS
All Premiums Must BE Paid by
25th of Month Following
Writing Of Policy.


f1re insurance agents OF Anderson
perfected an organization Friday af-
ternoon with the object in view of
promoting better agency principles
and to better protect the interests of
| the insured and the insurance COM
panies. The organization is to be
known as the Anderson Association
OF Local Fire Insurance Agents"
The officers of the me- association
| are: President, Q. Frank Johnson;
vice president, w. ID. Mclean; secre-
| tary and treasurer, Miss Lola Wilson;
executive committee, G. b. Walton, c.
E. Tribble, w. p. Sloan, John Frank
and Q. Frank Johnson. The meeting
Of the agents was held in the offices of
the Citizens Fire Insurance Company
and was attended by nearly all the fire
| insurance agents in the city.
The association reached an agree
| ment to place the fire insurance bus
| iness here on a cash basis, by requir-
ing the payment OF premiums by the
25th of the month following the writ
ing Of the policy. If the premium
is not paid by that time the policy is
automatically cancelled This agree
| ment Is similar to one in force in CO.
| lumbiu, Spartanburg, Greenville and
| Rock Hill.
The organization plans to have
| committees visit premises frequently
and make suggestions by which better
rates can be had. The following COM
| panies enlisted as members of the as
| sociaticn: Realty Trust Company, w.
p. Sloan. Piedmont Insurance agency,
A. M. Sharpe and company, Miss
Grace Spencer, ]. M. Cathcart, II. 8.
Crayton, Sullivan and Moseley, Frank
and DeCamp Realty company and
Walton Insurance Agency.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-07
LARGE BARN BURNED
ON TOWNvILLE FARM
PROPERTY OF JOHN r. Smell
GROVE-USED BY HIS
BROTHER
II E a v Y 10 S S
Structure Was Practically New.
Filled With Feedstuffs-Eoss
Not known.
ii E a Wy OS S

News of the burning OF large barn
near Tonwyille owned by John r.
Snelgrove OF this city and used by his
brother. Nj. l.. Snelgrove reached the
city yesterday.
The barn was an especially fine one,
and was practically new. having been
erected something like a year ago.
The structure stood on Mr.. Smell
groves farm about three-quarters OF
mile west or TOwnville.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Snelgrove had several
head OF live stock, considerable
quantity of grain. big lot OF cotton
seed and large collection of farm
implements In the barn. Whether or
not any OF the contents OF the structure
were saved from the flames, nothing
definite was learned yesterday. The
news that the barn had been burned
down was all that reached the city.
The barn was valued at about $500
and wac insured for $500 with the
Realty Trust Company OF this city.
The insurance on the barn was car
ried by the owner of the structure,
John Snelgrove. M. L. Snelgrove
carried $3.50 insurance on his live
stock and $500 insurance on the other
contents Of the barn.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-07
CUT THIS OUT NOW

II you don't want IL today, you may
next week. Send this advertisement
and 5 cents to Foley G. Co., Chicago,
ILL.,, writing your name and address
clearly. You receive in return three
trial packages -Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs, colds,
Group and | grippe; Foley Kidney
Pills, for weak or disordered kidneys
or bladder; Foley Cathartic Tablets
a pleasant, wholesome and cleansing
purgative. Just the thing for winter's
sluggish bowels and torpid liver
These we'll known standard remedies
for sale by Evans Pharmacy,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-07
SPLENDID LOT FOR
USE TOMATO CLUB
%. p. Sloan Tenders Large Lot on
Society Street For the
Girls.

A splendid lot Of about one-third
acre In area and centrally located has
been rendered Miss jamie c. Garling-
ton for the use of the tomato club
girls Of the city. The lot is the pro-
perty OF Mr.. d. P. Sloan and is locat-
ed on Society Street.
Twenty-one girls of the city school
have Joined the tomato club and
practically all of them have already
constructed hot beds and have the
seeds In the ground. A meeting fthe
girls was held last week at the cham
Der OF commerce when Miss Garling-
ton gave them instructions In the
making OF hot beds.
T AS several Of the girls interested in
tomato club work did not have lots
that were suitable for the growing
OF tomatoes. Miss Darlington set
about looking fer suitab!s lot in the
city where all the club girls could
plant their tomatoes. and Mr.. Sloan
has rendered her this excellent lot on
Society street. u
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-07

and durable manher, and kept in
good condition and especially is this
10 apply In the business. manufactur-
ing and other districts containing
large values. / take this to mean
that although city may own an
adequate supply OF modern fire fight
ing equipment and although the size
OF it's mains and pressure afforded, be
OF very high standard, still city
is not entitled to the classification
that these fire fighting facilities war
rant. unless the conditions OF its
streets measure I'D to the standard, as
aboEr stated.
Chief Engineer SeIi0en's letter.
Mr.. w. ID. Mclean. Secretary and
Treasurer, Realty Trust Co, Ander.
son, S. G..
Dear Sir: Replying to your inquiry
OF the 4th inst, beg to say that we con-
slider the condition OF the streets, es-
pecially In the congested value and
large manufacturing districts of cit
les under first or second classified
ton. q feature OF most vital import
ance. AS you know the classlfica-
tioD or basis rate of city is ar.
rived at after a careful investiga-
tion OF these features, which affect
not alone the individual risk, but
the city as a whole. and for which
the entire city and not the individual
citizen is responsible.
The main items involved when clas-
siiication Is being determined are wa-
ter supply, pumping and distributing
system. equipment of fire department,
fire alarm system, condition of
streets, and laws and ordinances. For
first and second class cities, the
streets In the important sections Of
the city. where considerable values
are involved, are required to be paved.
us the value OF a well equipped fire
department is greatly reduced If the
apparatus can not On any and all oc-
casions reach the scene of the fire
promptly. Consequently. the condi-
tion OF the street plays an important
part In the determination of classifi-
cation when our engineers make their
recommendations.
Yours very truly,
A. NJ. SCHOEN.
Chief Engineer.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-07

including the whole OF the English
Channel. are declared hereby TO be
included within the zone OF war and
that after February IS all enemy mer-
chant vessels encountered I'm these
waters Will be destroyed. even IL II
may not be possible always to save
their crews and passengers.
Neutral esseIs Exposed TO Danger.
Within this war zone neutral yes
sells are exposed to danger since in
view OF misuse OF the neutral flags or
dered by the government OF Great
Britain on January 81 and of the
hazards of naval warfare. neutral
vessels can not always be prevented
from suffering from the attacks in
tended for enemy ships.
The routes OF navigation around
the north OF the Shetland Islands in
the eastern part of the North Sea and
In strip 80 miles wide along the
Dutch coast are not open to the dan
ger zone"
Secretary Lansing Issues Statement.
Acting Secretary Lansing in Il
statement containing the proclama-
tion said:
THE German foreign Office sent to
the ambassador long memorandum
explanatory OF this proclamation.
officials are awaiting with much in
terest the explanatory memorandum
referredNto. for II 1t outlines measures
which German naval commanders will
take to verify the real character OF
vessels flying neutral flags and as
sures the American government that
every effort will be made to save pas
sengers and crews OF vessels carrying
contrabrand. 1t is believed there will
remain little ground for protest
against Germany's action in advance
OF any specific Nlolation.
American Ships Will Not be MOiested
The German embassy today issued a
statement declaring American ships
laden with foodstuffs for the civilian
population of Gerfnany's enemies
would not be molssted. and expressing
hope that Great Britain would not by
seizing the American steamer Will
helmina. carrying food supplies to
Germany. make necessary the adop-
tion of different policy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-07
A PERSONAL STATEMENT

There are so-calied "honey and
tar" preparations that cost the dealer
half as much but sell at the same
price as the original and genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. We
never offer these limitations and sub.
stitutes. We know you will buy
Foley's whenever you need O cough
syrup IL you once use It. People
come long distances for the true
FOLEY'S-over thirty years the lead
Ing remedy for coughs, colds, Group,
whooping cough. bronchial and Ia
grippe coughs.
Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-07
German Threat Competing
For First Place
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

cess in crossing the Bzura river is
strongly supported and pushed, it
may shorten the engagement
Russians Take the Offensive.
From all accounts the Germans
hurled great masses against the Rus
sian lines. and although they gained
ground at some points they did not
succeed in breaking through. and the
Russians were able to take the effen-
Bive in some parts OF the field. With the
tremendous concentration OF artillery
and rifle fire and bayonet work the
losses must have been very great. Our
correspondent at Petrograd places
the German losses, at 10000.
Deep Snow In the Carpsthians.
In the Carpathians and in Bukowina
hard fighting is going on. The Rus
SLAMS with strong, force are making
desperate efforts to drive the Aus
trians from Dultla and other passes,
and although the snow lies deep in
the mountains, then battles continue
night and day. z '7
Quiet In the West.
Along the western front, SO far as
| official reports disclose, this has been
one of the quietest days for weeks
The artillery. OF course. has been
busy. ha. as IL by mutual consent, the
armies have refrained from infantry
attacks.
No Fighting In Egypt.
There has been no further fighting
in Egypt, but statements from Turk
ish prisoners show the Turks brought
a great number OF boats across the
desert drawn by oxen. They were
| somewhat surprised to find n strong
force awaiting them and were COM
PEELED to surrender when troops got
behind them and hemmed them in
In some cases the Turks were allowed
| to launch their boats before the Brit
ish opened fire and sank them.
Earl Grey, addressing meeting to-
day. said that War Secretary Kitchen
er in August asked him to appeal tc
the miners of Northumberland for five
new battalions. Instead they raised
20 battalions.
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IMPROVED STREETS PLAY AN
IMPORTANT PART IN MAX
ING RATES
INQUIRIES MADE
Chief Engineer of Southeastern
Underwriters Association
Writer of Matter.

That paved streets play a very i'm
portant part In the making of fire in
aurance rates for a city. is the state
: ment that comes from the Southeas-
tern Underwriters Association. Al
the request of Mayer Godfrey, n let
ter was addressed to the association
by Mr.. w. ID. Mclean, secretary and
treasurer OF tho Realty Trust Com
pany, of this city. asking what effect
paved streets had in the fixing of in
surance rates for city. Yesterday
Mr.. Mclean gave out the corresponds
ence between himself and the South
eastern Underwriters Association
with reference TO the matter.
Inc letter, I'm part. of Mr.. Mclean
to the chief engineer OF the South
eastern Underwriters Association and
the engineers reply, are as follows:
Mr.. McLean's Letter.
A. M. Schoen. Chief Engineer, Allan
tn, Ga.
Dear Sir: According to your book of
tRates, Rules and Forms" the condi-
TONS Of a city's streets Is one of the
larSe factors In determining what fire
Insurance rates shall apply to that
city. According to the Southeastern
Underwriters Association ciassitica-
tion OF cities from fire insurance
rate standpoint, t:,o city of Anderson
is rated as second class. According
To the schedule by which this classifi-
cation Is determined, my understand
Ing Is that one of the conditions un-
s der which you grant q city as good
rating as second-class is that its
streets must be we'll paved in q hard
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TRIP TICKETS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Premier Carrier OF the South in Cons
neetion with Blue Ridge, From
AndersOn,IS. c.
$500 Columbia, s. c.
And return account of inauguration
OF Goyernor-Elect Richard /. Man
ming. Tickets on sale January 18th,
with return limit January 10th, 1915.
1885 Tampa, Fla
And return account of Gaspariiia
Carnival. Tickets on sale February
II to 10th. with return limit Febr'
ary Goth. BY payment of $1.00 ex-
tension will be granted until Marah
18th.
$500 Mobile, Ala.
And return account of Mardi Gras
Celebration. Tickets on sale Febru-;
ary 9th to 18th with return limit
February 26th. BY payment OF e1.0e
extension will be granted until March
18th. 1916.
$3.50 New Orleans, La.
And return account of Mardi aras-
Celebration. Tickets on sale Febru-
ary 9th to 18th, with return limit
February 26th. By payment of $l.00
extension will be granted on tickets
until March 18th.
SASS Pensacola, Fla.
And return account OF Mardi Gfag,
Celebration. Tickets on sale Febru-
ary 9TH to 18th, with return limit
February 26th. BY payment of SLIGO
extension will be granted until
March 18th. For complete informa-
ton. tickets and nuIlman reseryattnu
call on ticket agent. or write.
w. II. Taber, T. P. A.
Greenville, S. C.
w. e. MCGEE, AGPA.
Columbia, s. G.
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Indictments For Murder.

yONKERS. N. Y, Feb. Cat least
two indictments for murder are ez-
pected by Coroner James P. Dunn in
connection with the alleged killing
of eight aged inmates of the German
Odd Fellows Home here.
Coroner Investigated the story told
by Fred Mors, a forEer employee, at
the home, that he had put the eight
men to death because they were old
ond o nuisance"