davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
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II b vssy PsastrataAe.WA Ast esisese
|ssl h7ve3 sAssaiss..nsPfaSs, - ~
ana Sla&s 0sxfUtSA laaknSetg ~.
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IL, itijlf 80 xGlliapa hAeAtiasttslsis
|taaa i v.asa1HIS. On ~ - ava0a
H. ~ a ss,sf ss,sf!s ~ d dis M. "~'it
.tnsao"pa = 'g0nnrrg III.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

sS'-5isic 81 ,af hnesrqe v-7ron .
','sshEesrh -: .cs Trrsec ~ . ba..
ss.iAA- sai heIazsa.a -.4--,.- AZ .s.,S,4r'
e. eS~ ssss llA .cass ~ sansas !, To-
insiT % Gsidr al xs,s .sst strsppss
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

Never walk bsai.d . nslS sntil yea
1eye made frissls wisA Ain. Tie. put
saeasr' ttisst h dsa l.sa Is 4 hong way
- ihafi alaS a sia s9 ri-
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

",hh 10 h.tai nIfff 1ip ftf- y
III ssiea yii7a.sesaa ssrA essd, ,rou
.smssi 10 issi al 81 yiTsosise 70 s4rga
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30
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|hs0sa' fosa 'Assss si.tssfvssA1aise ~
Fssae M = aUssa ss111ssss psseisa .sf
|0AsWssl. oPos61le lssaGisa fse .
|sp6sf Il sse1ndsaf 0W1s1iNin 0ahs
|avesed psiss s1loSas0 aeis1ns1ss!
H&sa ID ras0 sE4noanese0A1'setA ~
ID S18ee n paao0un1nD1Gou IN s,Iis =
pre- 'u5'no9 A--as-sa-Sss ed iies
nuThsi nsFchnnk Whe aaveftisss u ~
AemA papeR = . ifxlsnd Aoth - himself
ed his tow. .eiiaw lel Iels ia
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

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sts'z es sia.:se sd. ii ..sili.s. .4,si. *!
! .oaa
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

'n,,Aeeofdihg to the stelmbost PiIst,
Den G. weyand of MoAat county, for,
mer city clerk Of Cripple cfssk, kas
been appointed register n. the United
States land Office at Glenwood Springs
vice E. E. Fordhxm, whose coiRmissaon
expires ON February 10. While Mr..
weyand has = host Of frieads through
out the state who ans glad that he has
been thus honored ard confident that
Ae win eoadaet the duties Of rsgistes
lin 4 uaaner ereditaAle - AinseH ard
aessptabls ~ tAsss WAo win tsaAsast
paAl3s Sssi.sue VIA AiA Aasing II
tsA y , ~ spsss y staas b ~
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

tssi'I ~ ee -t.H sEF. r--ss sst,s ~
;'ss 70 raa5iv 4sssss'vs,ts
10 or os = 'sei 'fil-
s,asls asr
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

There is one thing the election n
George Carlson as governor did-it re-
scored eonAdence in this state - far
q labor tresasss ars essssEsed-eapa-
&alises an, nsv investing their money
n esal hAls .aal ass dsvsss1tns tesn.
~ pssfas q .ssta~saessa Csssseae
slnnl ~ ~ al ssaR - ~ nsa
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

,-.as 90 r'As
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

L. ttiSWtf ~ ~ SsaalSeo asuN0ses
.misep psSGiblsasS ;. ssssane u ~
of rsteisstSS ~ sassss, ssAsss'ssaoas'
tie., ~ sA5sids nj snd eaasst BE- sss-
uiasria fof : lsnent BY any ss6-rs'
specti.E citizen, be hs rseh - fssr'
White d 6aakk.a Even oRaatang ~
debatabts 2 'arslanent to be- trus' ~ n
deed dsserves our pity wAo lives Tor
revesaS only. None but - coward
would saefiAee priceless manhood and
womanhood to fnsatiate greed and ssif-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT J. Kindea. =
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sselids Gnnaer gossbIa Goaaas Ben 30 9esmGer 1915

tiibe $3.50. etoders unb syeebers
Gtiere S5.25--6.75; 9eifers $500
$50; stiibe $4.00-4.5O.
8ullen. = Die 3ufubr ipar se.
ring, bic, Nahfrase cine CUTE UNI BIZ
preiie iparen itart.
Jette 9ullen S6.00-6.50; Bologna
$5.25-6.OO; ertra $6.1O-6.25; ma.
gsrs unb lei4te $4.00-5.0O.
GGlber. = 9ei nur mdbiger
3ufubr mar Der Wbartt tart unb bic
greife itiesen Inn 25-5Oe pro 100
Yfinb.
Bette &Gl6er $10.50; fair bis CUTE
lei6te $7.25--10.25; orbinare uuo
srobe $4.00-10.00.
S6neine. - Ser Wartt ipar
glsi8 am anfana an lebbaft unb bic
preife itetis, obtpobl bic 3ufubr sins
siemIi6 arobe mar.
Cute biz aussrleIene 8erpadunsse
unb Jleifderiortsn $6.85-6.90; &c.
miihte 8erpudungsiortsn $6.65-6.s
80; ausgeiuhte mittlsre, $50 Bis 18O
pfunb, $6.55-6.65; leidte @erianbts
fortsn $6.25-6.50; Gertel, 10 pfo.
uno baunter $4.0o 500; orbindrs
big auserleiene idlpere fette Sdus,
$5.00-6.50; orbindre biz CUTE Stass
$3.75-4.75; ertrar $500.
g ddfe uub 2ammsr. -
Die 3ufubr pon S9afsn uno Gdm'
mern mar febr serins unb bic prsiis
itetia Bis fart.
S6afs, ertra s5.75-6.0o; CUTE
big aussrleIeHe $500 5.65; orbinars
Bis fair $3.00-4.90. = Sdmmer.
ertra $9.75-9.85; quite bis auserles
fene $8,50-9.65; Gulls unb orbinGre
$50O-S.25.
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aucpna uno SaralDns,

Bright or aprpng MP counirp!"
(Ob es Redt ooer uRreht bat, i'd itss
be fir mein Sanb.) Dieier betaunte
engliite SAP tpurbe aud bel uns off
BON pdtrioten einem nod unii6sru
RatiOnaIsefiibl entseseneerufsn. Der
itets nu6 9ersttieteit unb Sbjettibi.
tat itrebenoe Deutfde tonnte iif il.
bod Dieisn Sag nie 10 gut gang su
eisen MAIDEN. Der Eries bat uns bon
Oem 3pieIpuIt erIOit. 8Gbrenb unisr,
sseinbe, nm ben patriotismus bel
Maieu au erbolten, ieoe @ere9tisteit
aefIifsutIib uusi9Glten miiifen, Der
itebt i9 bel uRs Der 9dtriottsmui
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G6ieaap. %. 0essmbsr.

Gbieaso. 20. DECEMBER.
Wsb.H. = 5iir Mai $1.22E$1.f
25h. am Sdlub $1.24s; fir SuIi
S1.14g-$l.16z an S6lub $1.165.
Deli9tOrn. - Sir SsSsmber tit
-72lc am S6lub 72se; fir Nai 74s
-76ie. am S6Iub 6ae.
Safer. - Fir DECEMBER 42a-
433t. an Sdlub 43tc; fir @ai act
-47tt. an S6lub 47te.
Rogsen. = Rp. 2 CSC.
9srite. - 64-75c.
aimotbp. - $5.50-S.25.
alse. = $10.O0-19OO.
port. = 5ar Sanuar $1s.25-
1885, am Sdlub $1S.25; fir Waai
$1s.55-1s.s5, am S9lub S1s.57.
S6mals. = iiir Sanuar 9.67--
9.75, am S4Iub $9.67; fir waoi 81
95--10.o5, am S6Iub 9.95.
Rippenieiten. = Sir Sanuar 9.92
1000. am S6Iub 9.92; fir Wai
l0.25-10.40, am S6lub 1927.
Butter. Wlartt unperdnoert.
Gier. - Wiartt unper1nbert.
SartOffeln.. - Martt ii,tig unb
unperGuoert.
6sfliissI. - 2sbeubss. Tsartt uns
perGnbert.
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3uder. prsiie fen. - Maffi.
nirter Gut aoaf $7.25; popbereb
$645; Cubes $3.50; sranuliri,r $6.s
35; eonfstioners .a' $6.25; Sfi
~ $500; ipsiber ertra $3.50; srtra
-G" $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
MOIaffes III iietis. - Tsip Or
leans Open 9etile 45-65e; gentrifus
gal 22-32c per GdlIone.
Reis. - aouiIiana, Iansb Seab
6t-6st; prima 51-5ae orbindrsr
4-4ae; Sapan 4a-5ic per pfuHb.
Dairp probufte
Butter. = Nlarit rubis. preife
'feff. - Wbolemilt ertra 38e; Cen
trali5eb erira 35te; gentrali5,b firits
32c; bo. Sseonbs 29c; Syantp DARN
24e; padins StOd 17A-19c per
pfunb.
adfe. - Mlarit itstig. Sbio 17e;
Rorbipeitli1er 17n-19c; Rem Yorf
19e; GAtpsi3er 26c; bp. @rid 181c;
2imburssr 17--17ae per pfunb.
gier. Warit rubig unb preiie
feitn. - prima firfts 5iibnsrsisr
1896; firfB 32he; orbindre firits
24te; isepnbs % per Dubenb.
GefliigeI. - Marit feiter. -
@roilsrs 2 plumb unb barunter 14e;
iiber 2 plumb 14e; Sdbns Sc; Saibnsr
112--14c; 9rutbiibaer 18-24e; DO.
nit irumnsr gruit 10--12e; Gulls
6-6t; enten 15-l7s; GdHfe
l2-15e.
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Gbieago, 90. DECEMBER.

S4ipeine, 3ufu6r $4,000.
Wlartt bOber: 9uIt $6.25-6.65; Ieids
ts $6.00-8.60; asmiidte $6.20--6.s
Is; idppers $6.20-6.70: rauhe $500
$50; 5ertel $5.00-6.1O.
Riubpisb. 3uiubr 5000. =
Wlortt feit. Ginbeimif4e Beef Stiere
$6.15-9.75; aiibe unb 5eifers 81
s0-S.40; &dlbsr $6.75-10.50.
Sdafc. - 3uIubr 10000. Wldrt'
l6apah. Metbsrs $6.50-7.OO; Gpes
$4.5O-6.45: Qammsr $7.25-9.75.
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Gfmsinmati. 80. Desember

&WUtSt3G( WSWIbbsaSC~tsy
Gineinnati, 20. DECEMBER.
Die naafolsenbsn Quotirunsen be-
Sieben ii9 nur auf Gnsros Sranss
attionen. gei flsineren Gef4Gften
ipsrben sttpas b0bsrs prsiIe berednet.
probifionen.
g 9mal5. prima Steam
$50 $50; s5amilp 1C-1oac.
9rodtngefal3sHes Jleii d..
Gbprt clear Ssitsn, lpie lob
lie; ertra ibort clear Ssiten 1OA-
103e; fbort aippsnisiten 10-10ae;
Bellies 11--11ac.
Bacon. - Gbort clear geiten
111-12e; ertra fbort clear Seiten
11i-11ae; jbort Rippenisiten liz
-11ae; Bellies 122-133e per pfb.
Gugar Gureb GItif4. -
Sainisn 16t-17e; pienic S4ultsrn
12-12ae; 9rsatfsit Baton 19-20c;
Sdultern in padst.u 12-12hc; Nep
gort Gut 12-12ae; trodene gesf
S6inten 23--25e per pfuub.
Shbsep0teltes 5lei5 d.
- Sdinfen 5--15ae; pienie Sduls
tern 11-11ae; Bellies 16-16ac;
SduItsrn 11}-11ae; Sdulttrn, ".
| .. Gut DO. 114--112c per piuno.
Srifdss Jleif9. - Sdins
ZEN 13-13ae; picnic S6ulteru 10h
--11t; Sdultsrn 10a-11e; ibort
Ripp.ni.itsn 10a-11c; srtrd ibort
clear Rippsnisitsn 10t -11e; Bellies,
leidis 16a-17e; Bellies. i4fpsre IL
-12c.
MebI unb 9etrtibe
Tebl. Diuisr pat.nt sells
6.25; gDinter fanep $5.7O-5.80;
@inier Jamilp $5.18-5.25; Wintsr
ertra $4.7O-4.9o; Dinter orbindres
$4.5O-4.70; 5artes @ei5en patent
$6.25-6.70; 6artes W.iSsa fancp
S5.s5-6.10; 5artes Dei3en GamilD
$4.90-5.25; Rogsenmsbl noroipeits
Iid.s, ssmii9t,s $5.55-5.8O; reinss
gits Rogssnmebl S5.55-5.So; Gitp
eemiidtss Rossenmebl $5.55-5.80.
Weisen. = go. 2 rotber Wintsr
$1.26-1.27 go. 3 DO. $1.2O-l.2;
Ro. a bo. $1.15-1.20.
@tIfdforn. - go. / peibes
--e; SO. 2 DO. 71-72e; Rp. 8 DO.
70-71e; Ro. a DO. 6Ss-69c; No. 5
be. 67-6Se; Np 6 DO. 65-66se -
go. ! selbes &C; 30. 2 DO. 71-72e;
go. 3 DO. 70-71e; SO. a DO. 6Ss-
e9c; go. 5 bO. 67-6Sc; Rp. 6 DO.
65-66ac. = glo. / semiIdtss C;
Rc. 2 bo. 70a-71e; SO. 3 bp. 69a
-701e; gep. a bo. 68a-69e; Rc. 5
ho. 66s-67se; go. 6 DO. 64-66c.
aol6entorn, fpeibss. 66-69e; aofhn=
torn. sslbss, Geek; aolbentorl
semii4tes. 66-69c.
Rossen. - Ro. 2 $L01-1.02;
30. 8 99c-S1. 90; SO. A 96-9T.
safer. go. 2 psiber 46-47c;
Stanbarb fpsiber 45-46e; Rortbipss
fern Ro. 3 peiber 45-46e; Ro. 3
fpeiber 43-44e; go. 4 peibsr 403-
412e;Ro. 2 ssmif&ier 44--45c; @o.
3 ssmii6ter 42-43e; gfo. a semi!4ter
40-41e.
Wbister.
8srtaufi ipurben 65O 9bls. Sis
ifiIers Giniibeb Goobs uuf bsr Bats
bon $1.39 per @aIIone.
Groceries.
aaffet. - Saba 23-30e; Mos
9a 29-3oc; Guatemala fanep 19c;
DO. gutter 17ac.
EtiEia . ................-.is. In
Nnier ..,...,-......s-..lA5 loss
Batr ......'...........EB I'D
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Safem - no. i S1.6O-1.So,
glO. 2 $1.00-1.25; gulls 6Oe per
Dneelib.

i k~f'""
Obfunb Gemiife.
atpfeI. gute 2fepfel $500
$3.75; eapDbnli6e $1.OO--2.00 per
8bl., einbsimiide 40-75c per 8u.
3itronen. - Mefina $2.75-
300; California $3.O0-3.5O per
&iite.
Gronsbeeren. -. Cape Cob
$8.50-9.5O. Sufeb $3.00--8.50 per
Bbl. unb S2.25-2.50 per &iite.
Oransen. = California Bal.
$3.00-3.25 per Rifle.
8rape5ruit.- - 5loriba $500
$50 per Crate.
| 8irnen. aiefer $1,000
per 9bl.
&artoffeln. GinbeimiT9s
$30G-3.15; Gobblers go. / $500
BIB per 8bl. unb s0--85c per gu.
auf bem Gslsiie. Jriibe Sbios
90c per 8u. duf benz GsleiIe uno
$100 ppm Store
SIbtartpffeln. - Delanare
Doc - S1.O0 per camper.
9nrten. = Jlorioa $3.5O-400
per camper.
3omaten. syloriba $3.50
3.75 per Crate BON 6 a0rben.
Weibe Riibem $1.00-
1.25 per 8bl.
Stedriib en-. - S1.50 per 8bl.
9lumenfobl. - Nsip Yort
$1.G0-1,15 per Crate.
&raut. - Sur bGniI9es pirb
offsrirt, ipelhss BON $10E$12 per
aon unb $1.o0-1.25 pr 8bl. auf
benz @sleiis brinst. Hotbss $1.50--
LIS per BbI.
Spbl. - $1.10 per 9bl.
3piebelu. - Ginbsimii6e gels
be 70-75e per 8u. uRb $2.25-
2.50 8bl.; Ginbeimiide fpsibe 90c-
81 90 per Blu.
Spiuat. - SITE per 8bl.
Crime 9obnen. - 4uspdrs
tige $3.25-3.50 per camper.
aarotten. Ginheimif4e 80
- soc per gu.
Rotbe Riben. - GiRbeimii9e
12a-15e per 9usenb.
2anbprobutte
6eu. go. / 5imotbp $500
18.50;glp. 2 5imotbp $16.00-16.50;
Ro. 3 1imotbp $14.O0-1450; SO.
] ssmiI6isr aIss $1,000; so. 2 DO.
$14.0O; so. ] alse $14.00; go. 2
alse $12.0O; Sieiises alfafa $11.0o
--13.O0; peItIidss $16.0O-1S.00
per Son. Wsi5suitro9 $7.25-
7.5O; Rogsenitrob S8.25-8,75; 9aa
f.ritrob S7.25-7.50.
Miiblenfutter III itetig. -
Rleie $21.50-22.O0; Wibblinss sros
BEG $23.50-24.00; bo. iein.s $25.50
--26.O0; semii4tes 0uttsr $22.5o-
23.00.
| Sdmereien. - Wartt iistig
- alssiamen $s.50-10.O auf benz
gsIsiie uub $10.00-12.15 per gu.
Dom etore. 9imotbp $3.25-3.75
bonn Store.
@erfhiebenes.
Dele. - Wartt itetig. 2sinSl, ros
ks CSC per 9alIons in Ydrtisn Don
5 gbl. Getoftes IL mehr; go. l
2arb0l 6Sc; Cotton Sesb Oil, raffis
nirtss &c per 9aaOne. 9erpentin
Gle in gartien bon Is 9allousn
unb 72c in partisn Don 10-25 @als
lonen Petroleum, Sbio Carbon 120
9rob 10c; DO. 150 @rab 10tc; Seaos
light It's @rob 12e; R.b Groipn Ga
iolin 1se; Rapiba 22e per 9alloHe in
Yartisn DON Is Bbls.
Sals. - Der Martt III rubie.
- Gbio Wiper $1.05 per 9bl. Don
280 pfo.. Gubrlobn bin5us.fiist.
Salg. Martt iistig. prima
Gitp Si-8te; bo. Gountrp 7a-7se;
per pfuno.
aobfsn. - Martt rubis. gous
stiogbenp $3.5o-3.75. Rub uno
Glad 1925. aanatpba Stiidtoblen
$3.50-3.75, glub uno Slad $2.25
per 9onne abeslisfsrt. Raudloie
StiidtobIsn $4.75. DO. RuB unb
Slad 1925. 4ntbroeite $7.75-
800 per sonne absslisfsrt. gote To-
jf,t S6 OFF 6O psr Soune abueltes
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Jluk'@ ad)riHten.

9Onnsritas. D 80. DECEMBER.
Der ObiOfIub 1T fart i'm Steisen
besiffsn unb bate seitern abenb bel
bisiis.r Stabt sinsn @afsritanb bon
29.5 Sub.
Die fOIssnbsu Dspsf9en trafsn ses
tern bier Elm:
YiHsburg. 9a.-9,s SUB. -hsigt .
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eShre Nnai t.

r@as bod Der sries fir Ilmtpdb
Sninsen NIT fi6 brtnstl"
.Sa Ieibsr! SD fiirtts, mein
@6tpeeeriobn pirb iid i'm arige
Sans meinem GinfluRe entsisbenl'
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llmf6rstbuuo. Il a.

.Sie~bsitrsiben bas MannItript
auf beib.n Seiteu 80. bic REBATE
tion bittet sic brtresHo, ss auf tets
.ueI Ssite sg bei9rsibert!-
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ansdnrtise M&rtte.
Re p gort, 20. DECEMBER.

Rem gOrt. 20. DECEMBER.
Wsbl. - Mdrtt rubig.
Dei5sn. - Wiartt i9pah. go. ]
Durum $1.37 I. o. b. glsp Yort; Ro ]
Rortbern DuIutb $1.29 uno go. ]
ROrtbsrn Wanitoba $1.28a c. i. (.
Buffalo.
Wslihtorn. - Mortt itstig; go. 2
selbss Soc prompte 2iefsruns.
S,afer. - Ueartt ru5is.
Seu. = Wartt itstig.
SOpfen. = Martt pilig; Siate ors
binGrsr big auserI,isnsr 1915, 16--
28c.
SGute. - Worlt itstig.
asber. - Martt isit.
port. - Wartt itstig.
Beef. - Marit itstis.
S6mol5. - Wartt ruFs.
5als. - Rarit feit.
ggolle. - Dlartt itstig.
Tsis. = Marit fstis.
WaolaHss. - Martt fsii.
3udsr. - Rokr. Rartt tpiaig. -
Centrifugal $4.45-4.5s; MOlaHss
S3.6s-3.s1; Raffinirtsr, flau.
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0iebssarft

gineinnati, 30. SsS.mber.
3ufubr nnb Berianbt DGbrenb Der
lsbten "a Stunb.n. psrslidsn nit oers
ielben 3eit Der pOrbersebsnben 5ips'
Sage iparsn tuie folgt:
3fubr glinbp. S9p,ine Sfais
81. DEG. =. 1887 1905 4O4
28. De5. :. 223 1886 Al
20. St,. 1872 1856 69
9srianot pdbr.nb berisIbsn 3eit:
Rinbp. Shiusine Shafe
27. De,, -. 1923 1884 15O
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Rinpp. Shlueine Shafs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-23
ANDERSON COLLEGE Q
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Several members of the faculty IT.
tended the monthly meeting of the
County Teachers Association on Sat
urday. Tney were much interested in
the address delivered by President
Potcat OF Furman University. They
were particularly in sympathy with
him when he emphasized the necessity
for the teachers in the public schools
to teach the students TO read intelli-
gently, 80 that they can get the
thought contained in paragraph and
then cinvey that thought to others.
He finds, us others do, that n student
who reads even silently with absolute
understanding is rare, while still few
er can interpret orally The real mean
ing of literature. Another thing that
was of interest was topic prepared
for discussion of teaching correct,
nice pronunciation.
The entire school, both teachers and
students, have been rejoiced to have
the great opportunity of hearing Mr..
S. ID, Jordon in his "Quiet Talks"
here tlis week. Mr.. Jordon cane TO
the college for an hour Wednesday
and made = talk before the school
that was nothing short OF wonderful.
His serenity, directness, and the at
mosphere of reverence and deep
spirituality, coupled with his beauty
and purity of thought, make him a
speaker OF unusual appeal. Here we
see the truth of that which We have
been taught--that to be great
speaker there must be great per-
sonality, i. great soul back Of the
ords uttered. The college is CRATE
full to MFR. Jordon for coming to 1t
with his vision and his message. AT
ter talk on the work Of Grleg and
Ibsen. Miss nellie Smith played
"Griegs the Death of Asa" from the
Peer Gynt.
Mr.. Williams has been talking in
chapel this week. on the scientific
aspects of the war. On Tuesday he
had drawn large diagram of tor
pedo. two-thirds the real size, illus
trating admirably its outside and It's
inner workings. He made very,
lucid explanation OF its mechanism,
the way 1t is used and how 1t is d.
Irected by the different devices. On.
Thursday he had a large drawing OF Il
submarine which he explained, He
took up aircraft and mines In the
same way Saturday.
Pres!den. Kinard visited the
schools at Seneca add Walhalla Mon
day.
All rejoice tha, all material for the
Annual have been shipped to the en-
graver, the last shipment going
March Is.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-23
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RIDGEWAY SCHOOL
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We are getting along nicely with
our school work. which VI al are
very much interested in. Thr .Ourih
grade had compositions Fricay. ard
they drew straws to see who would
send theirs TO be published.
1'hIrc nf our puHi's have adgancod Il
rom the second TO t.i' thiri gralc
ihi"% NEST Of the rHpi.s VIII IaaIe
II g,Tdr mis- year.
I'hp farmers of ,hi9 section are get
ting a'cL3 fine with their work since
th" finc weather ST. in.
We are glad 10 sec spring coming
again, and hear the songs OF the
birds. and see the pretty flowers
blooming in the sunshine.
Some of the farmers went 10
Athens, Ca. Thursday. partly 10 at
tend IL cattle sale several miles from
there.
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PAGE
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600 O o o o o o o 900 o O

Although it is rather late TO start
The boys have been practicing this
week. some in athletics to be had
field day. We may ger up track
team after all, but so many OF the
large boys have stopped school that
it Is doubtful. The girls also practice
the flag race some. We practice
marching twc or three days out of the
week
Many visitors were present at the
literary society Friday afternoon. A
very good program was rendered.
though it seems the cxtemporaneous
lcbate was not good somewhere. The
third and fourth grades society rem
der a program weekly. One of their
programs will be published some OF
these days. The zenith grade is sorry
that they were not able to attend the
program TO which thoy were invited
by the third and fourth grades.
Miss Cooner has at last got the
long wanted sand and sawdust for
the box in her rooms. Mr.. w. J. NJ.
Craig was the donor.
We are very much surprised to see
this snow. 1t has all at Cnce turned
spring into winter.
Five high school boys had good
time hauling sawdust Wednesday
evening.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-23
ToWNvILLE SCHOOL
o o o o o o o Q o o Q
Kindness.


Kindness is q great blessing to
mankind. If every one would speak Il
few cheering words to some forlon
soul, how much happier this world
would be. There is no better place TO
cultivate the art of kindness than in
the home. We often treat the ones
we love more unkindly than we do
some stranger. Kind words and deeds
are never wasted even if at first the
recipients do not appreciate our en-
deayoring to make their environments
more attractive.
Animals appreciate kindness fully
as we'll as people. A dog and a horse
are more sympathetic than the rest of
the animals. When you have once
won their affection by speaking kind
ly to them, you may be sure of true
friend ever afterward. We all should,
therefore. make it part of our work
to do Kind deed to some one each
day. One doesn't have to be endowed
with this worlds goods to- help some
one who is in distress. Many poor
waif is cheered by bunch of flow
ers given them. The best way to be-
come happy and popular is to forget
the kindness you render unto others,
and remember the many kind acts
shown you.
Josephine" of Double Springs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-23

Joe Sullivan spent Sunday Il. viii
liamston with relatives.