The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-10
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20 The Anderson Inteligencer.
THE WEATHER
fIouth Carolina: Fair Wednesday and Thursday,
warmer.
Headllne--'P Prosperity At Hand3 Shake, old
boy.
II Billyssunday should come to Anderson-!(? 2?
--"???
We imagine Billy Sunday begets blue Monday
for many In his Sabbath audiences.
When 1t comes to the matter of evening dress
the women so often try TO outstrip each other.
Corn s selling at $3.50 bushel in Hamburg
We've known folk about here to pay "a a gallon for
Have you noticed how close the price of loaf
OF bread is getting to the price of pound of cot
ton?
Another reason why IA Anderson is better
the price Of local baked b. ,ad is not going to ad-
ganea=
The British ambassador has requested the ex-
tradition OF Werner Horn Would de-horn him, SO
to speak.
a Sumter German returning from the Fatherland
saya thesyar doesnt hit Garmany's people But it's
bullets 90.
The Turks are all strong believers in safety
principles judging from the manner they are
\ SaSoiding danger.
Roosevelt N. j.. has "come back" into print
I again. Two men invaded a fertilizer factory there
y and beat up several men.
The high cost of living is getting to be frightful
observed an exchange. Yes, we have been pretty
badly scared for some time.
Neutral Vessels Will Not Be Sunk by German
shps--Headne. And Germany promised not to
/ violate Belgian neutrality, too.
believe In combination for labor and capital"
John D. So long as capital has the long end OF
the rope and the down-hiii pull.
"A headline states Japanese warships are stand
ins by the disabled Japanese cruiser Asama Yes
as,a-ma would stand by her child.
Tho pen is mightier than the sword, or at least
the Petrcgrad man has done more with 1t than the
+ Russians have done with the sword
Il Is said that as a result ofstho war womcn's
clothing next aeason will be scarca Then what
has been responsible for the scarcity heretofore?
The foot and mouth disease eyider,tly does not
attack Turl 3, Judging from the manner in which
they are rin'ning sror the el.emy and lying about
It. ~ d S.
should prohibition and compulsory education be
N sposed of finally now some politicians wonid be
mighty hard put for something to ride into ONCE
On. ~.
yiie fellow who points TO conditions In Augusta
4 an Savannah. cities OF 9 prohibltion staste in
aEguing against prohibition for South Carolina is
begging{ The question
The European soldiers are going to be fed on
frozen meat, it Is stated with the Bull the EAear
and Turkey all engaged in the war; there will bs a
vide variety of the menu
Joseph Letter Is said to have made over d half
mullen dollars since wheat passed $1.2s And yet
We bet he never saw a wheat field, to say nothing
s. cs hip having been producer.
How easy, q handful df bakers get together ana
adyenre the price OF bread one cent q loaf But
va would like to SEQ o county full OF farmers ad-
s Tgiice tba price of cottoE one raiil pound 81
az -o-.----
When the Dacia sailed from Gaiyestsn for RotteF-
dam sia Norfolk paragraEhers said for her. 81 don't
know where am eotag. hat I am on my way.
Part ok her crew having deserted at Norfolk and
her sailing being hung up we suppose she's say
ing Il am On my way. but don't knew when I'm