The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, August 28, 1914, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Tabulated Returns of County Vote Complete
PRECINCTS
IN
ANDERSON
COUNTY
Anderson, Ward 1.
\ Anderson, Ward 2.
Anderson, Ward 3.
Anderson, Ward 4.
Anderson, Ward 6.
Anderson, Ward C
Beitun 1 and 2 ..
Belton, Ward 3....
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Brondaway..
Bowling Green...
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Hall.
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Piedmont
Picrcetown.
Riverside.
Sandy Springs.
Starr.
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Toney Creek.
Townville.
Rock Mills...
Williamston.
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A?derson Ward 1
Anderson Ward 2
Anderson Ward 3
Anderson Ward 4
Anderson Ward 5
Anderson Ward 6
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Belton 3.
Bishop's Branch.
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471 50 11
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179
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102
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CONFLICT OF MILLION St MOST
TITANIC BATTLE IN HISTORY
'(Continued Prom Page One.)
that the fighting has been on a tram
twenty miles along the line between
Cambrai and LeCateau and netween
the rivera Schedlt and Sambre, while
the Germans have been steadily ot
tempting an .outflanking movement by
forced marche?. The ai!<?3 havo the
advantage of working on interior
lines and have been falling uacK in
the Interests of concentration
The Russians appear to be- iteadlly
advancing in East PruLuia. Tl ey are
appicaching the great fortrcsa 01
Koenigsburg and have csosscd the
river Alle at ceverai pollts. While
they continue. tbeJr advance, With Po
sen as their obJe;tiva the] are con
fronting tbo Au-triaas between the
Dniester aid the Vistula and c'a:m a
number of v'cioriev along ti.it Une.
' The Austrlana assart that they have
defeated the Russians in a six day
battle near Krmmik, ttujuiun Fol?nd,
repulsing them decisively over the
entire front of about 43 miles. A
dozen battler, are being fought around
a great wall of German and Au&.nun
bayonets nil of which will be consid
ered milestones of history in less
overwhelming days.
The sinking of the Kaiser Wilhelm
der GroriAj by a British cruiser ond
the loss of the German cruiser Magds
tuirg are episodes in the chronicles
of a day.
The British public Is becoming
restiez under the suspense. The
newspapers are beginnin? to demand
a loosening of the censorship, while
women throng the war office for
word aa to whether their husbands
and sons are among the 2,000 Brithvh
dead and wounded of tbo last week's
fighting.
THEY W_4NT TO FlQUT
Sixty Thousand Cl?sens of the
United States Have Volunteered.
^Valcartler, Quo, Aug. 27.?More
than 60,000 citizens of the United
States have applied'for nerruisBton. to
Join - Canadian volunteers who will
see service in Europe, according to
Colonel Samuel Hughes, minister oi
militia.
Keep Yor.r Liver Activ? Daring the
Shower Months?Foley Cathartic
TahlestB for Sluggish-L*i ex and
Constipation
It does beat all how quickly Foley
Cathartic Tablets liven your liver and
overcome constipation. Ney Oldham.
Wlmberlay. T**?s, says: "Fciey. Cath
artic Taoleta are the beat laxative I
ever used. They take the place of
calomel." Wholesome, stirring and
cleansing. No griping. A comfort to
Btout persons, as they relieve that full
bloated feeling. Evans' Pharmacy
agents.
!
PROTESTS OF PRESS
ARE RECOGNIZED
Censorship May Be Made Much
Lets Stringent Qn AU
War News
London, August 27 ? Protests by
British papers against the censorship
and against, the country being kept
in darkness about military operations
received attention at Premier aj.
qutth'fl hands tonight. Replying to
a suggestion by James Hogge, M. P.,
In the house of animons that trained
journalist be put in charge of the cen.
corahip, the premier said:
"The government and military au
thorities recognize the strain placed
on the public the scarcity of the,
information from the front, and they
I will do all I.) their power to relieve
it. The principle on which informa
tion i3 given to the public Is that
all information which can be given
without prejudice to the public Inter
ests will be given fully and at once.
This has, and wiil bo done "
The premier explained that the of
ficial press bureau has access for
consultative purposes to Earl Kitch
ener, secretary for war, and Winston
Spencer Churchill, first lord of the
admiralty, and in case of doubt, to the
premier. A consultation between the
heads of the departments and a press
committee has resulted in the decision
that it was not desirable to add jour
nalism to the Btaff of the bureau, but
that they should be associated, with
the staff of cable censors.
"StepB are being taken,"- said tbo
premier, "to carry this out and to co
possible the principles on which the
censorship of cables and other press"
Information respectively Is carrier*
out. The difficulty in defining general
standards Is not believed to be insu
perable, though it is evidently great. "
."Every effort will be made to con
sult the legibnate expectations of the
press and public and to harmonise
with thc;c n?va! and umUnrr consid
erations."
Pursuant to the rules of the dem.
locratic party the county executive
j committee met August 28th, 1914. at
112 o'clock noon to canvass the returns
and declare the result of the first
jprimary. For county offices the fol
lowing result is declared:
Vor Auditor.
Winston Smith declared the noml
I nee.
Com mis sinner, Beet Ion 1.
J. Lawrence McQeo declared the
I nominee.
Commissioner, Section 13.
John R. Culbertson and R. A. 8ul
j 11 van in second race.
Ccinmissloner, Section 8. ,
W. A. Spearman and Harrison A..
I Foster in a second race.
Commissioner, Section 4.
R. D. Smith and J. M. Hollldsy in
I a second race xh>
Home of Representatives.
John T. V/9i% ...
8. A.. Burns.
G M. Hold declared the neral?r^,
having received a majority^ In .t?e.
first race. . A'.second, race ?b ordered
to fill the remaining three places as.,
follows: ' ' ' '
W. W. Scott.
Sam M. Wolfe. - ....
Ot?ar D- Gray. . . . i
kuruB Fantt Jr. ?%\ .? '* .?>. . i .UKiK
J. H. Hutchison.
Asa Hall, Jr.., u -..v. ?. '? '.
Probate Judge.
W. P. Nicholson d?clare?, the; ac^r
lince.
State Senate.
J. L. Sherard declared the nominee;
Superintendent of Lducation. [
J. R. Felton declared the nominee.'
Supervisor..
J. Mack King and C. F Martin in a
I second race.
Treasurer.
W. A. Trlpp and G, N. C. Boleman
Lin a gecond race..
It f ordered that a second election'
be Indu ou September 8th, the same
being two weeks after the first pri
mary, and the managers are request
ed to call for their boxes wbfeh will,
be ready for delivery on September
4tb.
S. D. PEAIjMAN, Chairman.
LEON L. RICE. Secretary.
I CONDENSED PASSENGER SCHED
ULES PIEDMONT AND NORTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
Effective August id, 1114. ' "
Anderson, S. C
Arrivals Departures
No*. 31 7.4? ?. mVNo: 30 ? 20 ?. m.
No. 33 9.40 a. m.No 32 8.20-a. m.
, No x35 11.35 a. m.No. 34 10.25 A .m.
|.No. 37 1.35 p. m.No. 36 11 50 a. m.
No. SO 3 M.p/'mNd;W& 510 V- m
No. 41 4.45>P??ni,No <4fr- '8.30 p. m.
No 43 5.55 p. rn.No.x42- 4.45 p. m
No. 45 7.16 p: m-NoC '44'*'6 4K'p. m.
No. 47 11 15 p. m.No. 48, 10.00 p. m.
(r-*-LimRtd? trains
v C. V. PALMER, ; -,
I General Paaaonger Agent.
CHARLESTON ?V WESTERN CARO
LINA RAILWAY
?The August Short Line
Arrive s ?
No. 5 ...... ..111.40 a m.
No. 21.MR r
. LeaycBi
No. 22...6.00 a m.
Ho. 6 .3.36 p. m.
. Information, schedules, t rates, etc.,
promptly given. <
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AuguH'-i, G a.
T. B. Curtis, G. A.
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