The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, October 19, 1915, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
Dr. HENRY R. WELLS
DENTIST
Office F. & M. llulldlnp.
Office 627-Phones-KcHldence CO
Dr. C. Mack Sanders
DENTIST
Omeo H04-5-6 Weekley Hulloing.
Ofllcc Phono 429 Ucoideneo Phono 149.
?Dr. Lillian L. Carter
Osteopath
212 Bleckley Bldg.
Phone 168. Residence 318.
Dr. L. Carl Sanders
(Associated With Hr. J. O. Sanders)
Office Bleckley Bldg.
Phone 329.
Residence Phone 149.
Dr*. C. Singleton Breedin
Office In S. Mary'n Hospital
North Anderson.
Honrsi 3 to 10, 12 to 8 nnd 6 to 9.
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Architect
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yoa to Jedda. .:
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JEWS IN POLAND FARE
BETTER UNDER RULE
OF
Lodz, Prussian Poland, Sept. 2i).
(Associated Press Correspondence.)
? Thc Jews of I Mus?an Poland, now
hi thc handH of tho Austrians and
Germans appear to have suffered prior
(o tlie Itussian rotlreuient, more than
tho iionual amount of hardship im
posed by war. An Investigation hy n
correspondent of the Associated
I'ress discloses Ihm lhere wa? a rath
er promiscuous execution by the Hus*
siana of Jew? accused of espionage, '
thal inany persona were rnbjcctod to
physical assaults of .greater or less
violence, comuilltccd' d with Kouts
or flats of swords, and that in many
places, chiefly out of thc way vil
lages und rural distrietK, there was
some plundering of Jewish shops und
houses by tho Itussian soldiery.
Tho correspondent visited the two
chief cities of this district, Lodz and
I'iotrokow. His proposal lo visit oili
er cities-Kiel co and Itadon were
named particularly-was met by the
staiement of Jews consulted that
"nothing much happened lu the
Cition/.'; and that tho proposed trip
would not he worth while, ile tpics
lioned some Jews from tho districts
around Lodz and Pictrokow, but was
not abie to visit tho small villages and
tho rural districts generally, where,
the JAWS allege most of thc massacres,
pluuoeridgs, violations, otc, occurred.
The outstanding feature, however, of
every caso Investigated was that. in
the words of ono Jew's scholar,
"nothing happened to the Jews with
out a provloiiB denunciation." In
ionio instances this feat uro of the casa
was immediately admitted; in others
lt was brought to light by furthor in
quiry.
A typical case of tho latter ?ort
was t^iat of a Jew named Kozlowskl,
a storekeeper at. Malinit/., a vlllnge
near Pootrokow. Th? story first told
to tho Associated Press representa
tive was tills: When tho Russians
carno to. MallntU in November, thoy
woro angry la cause lt had como to
their oars that some Jew of thc vil
lago had boasted that tho Connans
would mako Sliort work of tho Das
siana. Thc Russians lined up all thc
male inhabitants of the town and
threatened to shoot or hang them un
ices thc man responsible for tho words
complained ' of were delivered up.
Thereupon 'JJozUrwskl Bteppcd for
ward; assumed responsibility for thc
words In , ouest Inn, and was hanged.
Tho' correspondent" finally succeed
ed In having-.a talk ?with Kozlowski's
son and his father, both of whom wit
nessed Una Affair. When tho Rus
sians first entered the village they
asked for Kozlowskl. Ho had been
hidden by a friend, but was eventual
ly found. Ho managed, iVowevurfl tb
escapo from the soldiers guarding
him, and tho commander of tho Russ
alan regiment thereupon had all amie
Jows drawn up in -a line and announc
ed that all would bo killed unless
Kozlowskl was doiivcred up. Kos
lOTi'P.Ui informed of tho threat, pre
sented himself. Ito war, takon away
by % ' Bquad 'er soldiera' and 'shot i ?
"But how did tho Russians know
there was A Kozlowskl in town and
why did they want bim?" asked Um
correspondent.
'.'A rl?W in business had sent word
to the n.-asians that Kozlowskl was
a spy nod that ho was storing up
gooda for tho Germans," was the
answer. < ? * t - ,
; Accepting os true tho story Of tho
manner ot ' tho execution, as it was
told by tho father and son of tho vic
tim,; it was ma riced by a specific cruel
ty which frequently marked execu
tions iluria;; tho russian raid into East
Pruv.sla last October. Tho Associated
Prc??; cor; vSViumivul . at ihat iimo
found many instances in which the
victims Were stood against walis au ii
in? toral of being ?lilsd by volley ?ire;
[ os is usual in such executions, were
killed by soldiers firing at will. Ko;:
, lowski appears to have been oxecht
0 din ;t".i o -sanio manner, nf tor having
been bonhd tcfa tree.
. Polishi deu^uciations, according tb
witnesses wero responsible for -tho
[only three cases of atrocity or cruol
ty found tn Lodz itself. Russian
I soldiers came lo the home ot Abram
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Look at tho tongue, Mother! If
coated, lt ls; a sure sign that your
little ono's stomach, livor and bow
els need a gentle, thorough cleans
ing .at otee. 'y. '
Whait i peevish; : cross, listless, tialo,
doesn't rdeep, doesn't .eat or act nr.tu
raliy, pc is icyprisii, stomach nour,
breath bad; has ctomacir-ache, BOTO
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold,. glvo a
teaspoonful cf "California Syrup ;'ot
Pig"," and -ia :o few honra all tho foul,
constipated' waste, -oindbjcsl^d food
und sour hilo gently moves out ot its
little bo web
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Yob needn't tfub? r^m
take thia . barnivBa ".'fruit tw?tiv?>**
thoy,love Ita delicious taste; ?nd it al
ways rooke* thenf -feel splendid.
A&k your dr-jgglst for o. 50-ceht bot
j|U? of "Ooiifornia ayrup' ot jPigs."
. which has direction* for babies, chil
dren of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly. on ' tho botU&-?;v.^Wa^?i.:!bt
counierefits soli*-, here. To be ?ure
you get the genuine, ask to se? that
it ts made by "California Fig Syrup
impan^^, Refuse any other kind
il, contempt . ' -
ANDERSON.S. .C., TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1915.
NUMBER 240.
Kochan on tlio Halutcr Market tn No
vember and took kim away. H'-wIfo
waa prevented from following aim.
Tilla was on a Friday. The man's
body was found outside tho city on
tho following Tuesday, lio liad been
shot.
Israel Blockmunn, an old man, told
how tlio Rusalauu look his son from
tho house on a Wednesday, and how
tlio body WOB found two days lalor
outiddy tho city. Ho had huon shot
and bayoneted.
. Mellach Kilonborg, a man of about
45, got into troublo willi, tho Lodz,
authorities lu November by making
and selling cigarettes without a lic
ense, An official visited kitti and
Ellenbferg said, had been informed of
the affair, also appeared and wanted
money. ."Ho refused their demands,
was arrested and brought to tho Rus
sian military commander in the Grand
Hotel. Tho commander, who had not
time to >hear tao case through, told
lillebnberg to consider himself under
Arrest, to return to his homo and pres
ent htmfelf tho next day. :'; Blumberg
started"out b'?tTwas*" stopped outside
by a sQ?dler, led into a garden book
of tho hotel, tied to a treo thcro and
kept there for eighteen hours. A rab
id, informed-of tho case, appealed to
tho commander, who had Ellenberg
released. - ' . - :' ' ' v ;*.*.?
A few days later the Russian com
mander, having presumably investi
gated tho case, compelled tho return
of the 52 roubles taken from Ellen
borg and caused tho grafter to bo sent
to jail for six weeks.
There was some plundering of
small shops in Lodz by Russian sol
diers, but lt appears to have been of
limited extent. Somo shops were,
pretty well Cleaned out an dtkelr fix
tures thrown into the streets. As a
whole, however, the prccedure seems
lo have been as described by tho own
er of n s nm ll tobacco shop. ,
j "TUB Russians would corns into my
shop," he.said? "point to sonic ciga
rettes and ask 'how much?' Whon I
t.U it_'I _ .-..... ...
wm nil-nil m-.-jr luuii u nuuuiui, tfiuu,
spsseeba (thank you) and walked
out."
Some Jews told of casos whero
their-countrymen. ..had bcea badly
Deafen Kn th? streets.
Jews in Platrokow said there-were
three.dayn of plundering and rioting
by Ku salan soldiers there, in which
Jews generally were clubbed and
whipped: One man's hand was brok
en, und five, they sold, had cuts on
tho head. Seventeen of the -city's
most prominent Jews were banished
to V lat ka. -Seven, hundred1 male
Jews,-it ls declared, were assembled
at tho raliway station and tho Rus
sians announced that every tenth man
was to be shel. The local Russian
pope (priest) -krait :> before tho mon
with a cross and uc*iid tho soldiers
.o shoot. None of tho Jews were
executed.
Six Jews aro said . to have been
hanged at .Sulicjeff, charged with
laying in' supplies for the Germans.
Twenty-six aro alleged to havo been
taken away, from .Brcsyu, ot whom
thirteen, weiro afterward * found dead
and tho o thor thirteen ?ot '. ngalu
hoard or. Six Jews, Including a rab
bla, aro alleged to. havo been hanged
at S?bctr. because they : had harbor
ed German soldiers. Ab Slupct a
.mun named Hoffmann ia said.to havo
been robbed and then k si icu ; wnl^o
defending hts wife; eight Jowa th
have beon shot at Vlosliova, 'charged
isltbvoppplylng provisions to German
Sold lo ra; a rich ..Tow at Nbvo-Radomsk
to b'avo boen compelled to pay 2,000-'
roubles to ransom hts 'daughter* irron?
Fniaslau soldiers'
" Xri ? number or instances !tho news
appear to have fled .'before tho. "sol
dlcrs reached their vlIISgesT' In many
of, thes?v cases- their deserted' homes
- are said to? bavo. been plundered 'and
.st on fire. The' Poles,-, hovevor, also
Buffered In many cases, lens from
plundering than from bnramg.
"Now, Jimmie." said the teachor
.'.let us take the verb to' be. . What
.Js the past of ls?" "Was,'? said Jim?
mle.- ,"Very good," isaid .the teacher.
^Ana'what ls the past bf be'1 ?'Buta?M
rowrM Jimmie.i-Jitf'xe.
MISTOOK SO AT FOR LAUD
Belgian Found Liquid Poor Stuff to
Fry Ush With.
(Front Tho Now York Times.)
Herve Gordon ChuB?onud of Brook
lyn, one of tho American delegates
sent to Belgium in tho fall of last
year in the Interests of tho Commis
sion for Relief in Belgium, lian re
turned for a brief vacation from dt:ty
in tho 1'ruvincu of Halnaut. At tho
American ?bices of thc commission,
71 Broadway, be said: ;
"Tho Belgians aro like a lot of* lit
tle children, so far as their knowledge
of the world is concerned. . I speak
particularly of those In Halnaut
province, where they aro..much Uko
tho old-time Flemish people, wear
ing ?he quaint, typical costumes of
tho Flemish race, including tho
wooden shoes. While we Americans
have witnessed Borne touching scenes
and much- of tho doleful side, there
is a bright relief in tho comedy ele
ment which is largely interspersed
with tho. rr Une work of attaches
of the commission.
"Perhaps the most laughable thing
thaL*!,ean Recall Just.at.prese.nt was a
little affair that occurred during' one
or^itfyV trlp*'*Ag J 'was riding laong J
observed a comical-looking figure in
the middlo of tho road waving both
arms in the air. I stopped the car.
"'Will the Monsieur delegate hon
or mo In my house?' ho said. I cn
trcdo tho house. He continued, 'Mon
sieur delegate,. tho Americans are
great people They send us ronny
good things, but the lard is poor
With it we haye tried to fry the fish,
but lt makes a 'bad muss. It smells
bad and ft tastes bad.'
" 'Have you tried lt many times?' I
asked. 'Yeo,''ho replied and brought
?au a largo square tin can. I took -the
suppose h6 i?iu . thought was lard i
It was nothing more or less than
I American llquod soap.' "
Hub-"OTTO flight ?war??e -you were
away I heard a burglar. You should
have seen me going downstairs three
stops at a time."
Wife (who;.knows him)-"Whore
was he, on the roof ?"--Boston Trans
cript.
EM LESS ID TIE
SMJTfflB KIDNEYS
Yak? . Glass \f. Salta if your Back
hurts or Bladder
bothers.
Tho American men and women
must, guard constantly against kidney
trouble because'we eat too much and
all our food is rich. Our blood Ia
filled with uric acid which the -kid
neys strive to filler out, they weaken
from, overwork,, become Sluggish; tho
eliminative tissues clog and tho ro
sult is cluney trouble, bladder -weak
ness and a general.'decline In health,
i When youH;k?4n?ys feel like lumps
of lead;' j&lr back hurts . or thc
urine is cloudy, full of sediment or
you: are obliged to seek roliof twe
or three times during the uight; ll
you suffer with sick headache or diz
zy, nervous? spells, acid stomach. 01
yqu have - ? rheumatism when th?
weather I* bad, get from, your phar
. maoist abbot-four ounces of . Jat
.Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before -breakfast for a few
days pud your -kidneys will.,then ?ac!
; ?ao, This famous salts: ls made frorr
the acid ot grapes and lemon Juice
.; combined with5 llthle, and - has beer
used for 'g?n?rations to flash ant
'i s?rnulnto clogged -kidneys; to nen
. tratlxo tho acids in the urine so il
no longer, ls a- source of. irritation
thus ending bladder disorders.
.'. Jad Salts ia.Inexpensive; cannot lr.
Juro, makes .a ;deMghttul offervoBcen
. HUila-wator beverage, and belongs it
every homo, because nobody can mak
a mistake by " having a good kldne;
flushing ??f?\wa?/^ '
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ALL GERMAN MES
Paris, Oct. 9.-(Associated Press-]
Correspondence. )-Tho dlsappea>*anco
of "Borllu" and .'Germany" au street
names In Paris lias not satisfied pat
riote. They continuo lush-tent de
mands that all street naines of (?cr
munlc revlon, even those of Wa Kiter,
Clin k, Beethoven and. Mozart, give
way tb.names cpmnieiiiufatlng heroes
or heroic deeds or tho war.
Every proposition for l?e changing
of a street nain o is referred lo a com?
inlttcc of thu municipal council. Mon?
Hlenr Ernest Gay, secretary of lite
committee, explains that the delay In
action on di ?''eren t prut .....lat ion-, is not
altogether duo lo a resistance lo pro
posed changes, but to the ncceasily
of d?lib?ration in the dioico of new
names. Numerous aa are (he names
tlmt must hu changed, they are far
ont numbered by the heroes that must
bc honored.
Heroes ami celebrities of o iii et
days, like Turenne and lingo, whose
names arc given to streets," avenues,
boulevards and squares may also find
their honors encroached upon after
the war in order to give a place to
those who have distinguished them
solvfes In the great European con
flict. . . "' '. I"
Frenoli law and custom both aro
opposed to the choice of lite ni|ic of
a celebrity living or toorecoiitly dead
for a street ol* a public-place. Con
sequently the war will haye been sev
oral years a thing ol' tito past before
tho now nomenclature has been fin
ished. It occasionally happens that
a municipality allows tho enHUusiain
of thc moment to get the better of
custom in this respect. Qui: - re
ccntlly a parliamentary commission
making a tour of the fortified towns
of Eastern Prance wero astonished
to soe thc name of Aristide Brland
at the corner of a village street. It
appeared that tho town had rated the
distinction to Afar'Hour Briand to
honor 'his action .it proposing a re*
burn to tho three-year military ser
vice and titus strengthening ' tho
French army against the first shock,
Monsieur Brland wus himself the first
to applly or the suppression o the
name. "Imagine," Bte said, "the Im
pression upon my mind if I happened
to visit a town where I am supposed
to bo dead."
"What's Professor Dig gs doing
these days?" "He's trying to decipher
a Babylonian tablet." "Any results
so far?" Yes,. Mrs. Dlggs bas ner
vous prostration and tito children
have been sent to tho homo of a rela
tive."-Birmingham Ago-Hcrald.
H'S
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who alway? ke-ip it in the
house. That's why their
homes are brightand cheer
ful. AO their floors, ni mi: ure
and wood wc&Iopk like new.
w a wonderful finltL It comee b
-J?-s?srs. DooTct?W flooraitd
put a durable Kyaniz? finish ort it?
' Moke thtt Furniture new again.
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put il T?n with. 0:icc you try it, you'll
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buildings, and orchard. This land is level,
and every bit, except for about one ?cre, can
be cultivated. In sight , of electric car line,
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.arid oats this fall when y?u^ow it? '
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arid .fertilizing it well with either, of bliese
goods, you will lind it advant^e?us.^ The
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? Pf&mW#t barml?? Boi#n% MS&?
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?!JSP 8 :-W ^ bottle, of Dodson's
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