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late TO TAX PAYERS lot j. H lot You are hereby notified that I have Spencer Carter, I lot this the 1st day of April levied upon Elliott. lot the following lands, which will be sold on the First Monday in May to satisfy on the name. S TOWNSHIP I All Davenport Lot 1.69 4.64 9.52 3.98 4.34 9.78 11.20 11.79 12.66 10.70 5.86 3.601 196.57 i IS 6.12 11.03 n- 3.66 38.11 4.04 35.38 4.02 9.80 John laker Janie Mrs. Blanche Joseph King J. Bert Little are Moore j. J. Redding Hugh Smith Mrs. Noah Smith Win. I at John M. Ward ti K. Wilson TOWNSHIP K Allen acres I. C. Arthur acre Travis Allen Jas acres I. L Brown acres Clyde Brown J H. Jr. R. H. Hell acre, R. Butler. Hack I Lot Brown Jr. Lot J M Brown 1-4 acre K J Cobb acres I Reuben Clark I Lot Carr Lot It Mrs Blanche Davenport acres lots Henry Duncan acre J. E. Elks acres K. H. Lot Herbert Edmonds l lot Wash Edwards lot Lot Evans i Lot A. A. Forbes Sr acres -f. K. Foreman Offal Fleming. lot Forbes lot Forbes acres Gray. lot Frank Greene acres J. H Holland and wife acres Harris and wife lot Harrington acres. lots acres Harrington lot lot Jane lot Harris. lot Alston Harris, lot lot Armor Jordan. acres Willie Jenkins. lot Julius B Jenkins. lot Andrew Jane. lot James, VI acres Ida R. Ton-. I Abram acres Lizzie lots Knox. lot Virginia King 1-4 King. lots Lela lot J. C. lots Frank Lewis, lot years Henry Lewis. 1-2 lots J. J Lang, lot Herbert Latham. tot Sam acre D. R. Little. lots Mack lot L, F Manning. lot In. Nellie J Moore, W. W Moore. lot L. Moore. acre M. acres Andrew Moore. lot lot Amos lot Claudine lot Fred Moore. acres Frank Norris. lot John P, 1-4 lot Wiley P, lots R. Oliver. lot Obey. lots A Porter. acres J. W. Perkins. lots B, F. Patrick, acres. lots Mrs. M. L. Pollard. a res Wattle Peyton, lot W. H. Ricks and wife. I John acres Wm. Redmond. lot v. T. lot J. F. Stokes, lot B, II lots and wife John Simmons, lot Spill. The L. Mfg. Co. plant Josephine Tucker. lots w n n j a Wilson, lots Williams, lot Watson Williams. acre Oliver Williams. lot Word. I lot Wooten. lot Rev II. P. Walker. lot BETHEL W. R. Baker, acres . W. Bullock. acres Briley. acres II. W. Drown, acres L. O. Ford. acres W. F. Freeman, lot J II Gray, lot Wilson Gray, lot acres, lots Columbus Hagan. 1.95 , Alphonso Harris. lot E H. Howard. lot Will Hagan ft Mrs L. A. V. James M. A. James. acres A J Jones, 7.33 Andrew Jones. Berry Jones, lot Church Keel. lot Keel. lot A. Moore. acres 9.00 j G. L. Moore and Chas James lots J P. Morris. acres Willis Pitt. lots John I lot W. S. Powell. acres J. T. lot J. S. Rollins. W. Roberson. lot R. L. Rouse. lots Ed. H. Lewis Smith. acres W Jasper Taylor. SO acres J. C. and W. A Taylor acres Joe Taylor, lot John Taylor. lot Mrs. Mary E. Whitehurst Williams. acres J. D. Barnhill. acres J. H. Everett, SO acres Q. W Freeman, acre H. A. Gray and J M. High- smith -2 acres J. B Knox, acres W. R. Keel. acres Garden Teel. acres TOWNSHIP J. I. Harrow, acres W H. Barrow, acres Oscar Brown, acres J. Cobb for Velma Cannon acres J. W. Cox, acres W. L. Cox. acres D. Cogdell. acres Marcellus Dawson. acres I S. Fleming. lots John acre Ell acre Jarvis Marrow. acres Mills. 1-2 tores Wm. May, acres , L. Smith. acres 98.94 w, H. Sutton. lot 27.49 Ada acres 2-38 c. C. Smith. acres W Smith, acres L. Tripp. acres Lemon Tripp, acres H Williams, lots M. M Wiggins. lots 6.60 3.64 4.63 5.78 21.02 i SO 2.42 36.44 4.66 4.63 9.82 57.46 2.37 11.77 4.79 6.99 10.26 2.42 16.83 9.30 9.96 3.64 6.80 17.44 16.08 5.24 3.00 7.65 12.66 107.04 1.88 6.68 5.65 6.00 Herbert lot 8.64 Chestnut lot 11.28 Annie Collins lot Mary Dupree lot 3.07 L. E. Everett 22.82 W. T. Exum lot Chas. Exum lot Levi Exum lot 11.12 Mrs. Martha Fulford a. res 10.27 W. K. Jackson lot 3.07 W. L. Johnson lot 13.00 Cornelius Joyner acres Hannah Johnson lot 5.69 Joyner 7.15 Joyner lot Herbert Joyner Hot 8.88 Oscar Joyner lot 7.21 Blount Joyner lot Alford Joyner 16.26 Windsor Joyner lot 8.88 Alford W Joyner Mrs Lillie acres 2.40 L. O. lot 170.76 Mack lot 1.90 w. M. Neville lots 4.81 H. John May, lot 6.58 Robt. May lot 2.17 John Moore Jr lot 4.90 Mary Moore lot 4.81 Lena lots 11.83 S. M. Pollard acres lots 154.60 2.47 3.07 6.71 26.66 8.07 16.54 19.06 M IO 18.85 3.77 J. W. acres E. Lang Est. acres Garris Lang P. B. acres Richard Little acres C. G. Moore. acres timber acres C J Jno Bat, acres L. I Mills 1-2 acre Bonn acres A. L. Patrick J. W, Perkins acres J. C. acres S. N. Smith SO acres Sarah R Smith aorta J. B. Smith Est J. Ross Smith acres Jordan Venters acres If, Worthington acres lot lot 6.97 5.06 4.12 6.17 2.73 9.66 11.46 9.06 15.09 6.94 3.18 17.64 2.24 10.11 7.43 2.65 25.96 3.20 6.51 6.01 12.72 5.06 4.36 6.27 15.22 20.66 5.62 11.74 4.86 4.03 5.34 8.53 3.34 4.87 2.25 10.00 3.09 1.40 20.93 6.39 3.51 4.30 10.00 7.13 3.84 Whichard. lot TOWNSHIP. Frank Battle I acre Jim Barrett acre J. S Clark Jessie Clark 1-2 acres JR. J. Cobb Henry Duncan acres Mrs. Cora acres Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips acres Mrs. A Hammond acres 2.16 John M. Richardson acres Moore Randolph acres West 1-2 acres 19.89 acres Mrs. acres Warren acres DAM TOWNSHIP C. H. Crawford Lot R. J. Cobb acres f H. Cobb Home Mrs Fannie Cobb 2.30 SI 2.81 lot acres Godfrey acres Mrs. Mary Fulford acres Arthur acres George Nobles acres 6.06 5.88 3.18 6.94 3.47 in lots lot W. L. Rice acres Standard Realty Co., H R. Turner. lots David Washington lot TOWNSHIP Carr Millie Dupree lot years W. C. Edwards lot yrs C S. Eagles Joe Everett acres lots B. c. lots Mrs. acres Moses Graham lot J. R. Gay guardian for acres Harris W. Howard acres W. L, Johnson Sam Johnson acre. lot c. . lot John acre 1.80 3.91 105.78 Nichols . 19.57 3.04 7.17 BO 10.17 29.54 6.20 Lewis Phillips lot Wm Rasberry lot Jim Pollard lot Loyd Smith, lot Henry lot Thigpen lot Julia Vines lot D. D. Windham lot W. H. Wilkinson lot Abner Ward lot TOWNSHIP T J Abbot lot Henry Allen lot 7.15 Mrs. Georgia Baker I lot 6.41 J. H. Buck lot 12.26 Miss Ella Bland lot 7.18 Jas. T. Bright 11.51 Jacob Brown 1-2 acre 4.41 Stephen i lot 3.77 Lewis Barrett acres 2.17 A. D. Cox lots 8.62 J. W. Cox. lots 5.18 J. W. Cox acres 4.98 Maud Carr 1-2 acres 7.46 A. J Collins acres 9.94 M. V. Cannon lots 27.04 Jas. Dunn lot 1.60 Green Dudley acres 14.78 Sarah lot 1.41 Alonzo Dixon lot 2.27 Jordan Darden acres 1.66 Jesse Darden acres 1.95 M Swell acres lot 17.64 J D. Everett lot 6.65 G. A. Garris lot 5.3 J B, Garris lot 6.54 J A Griffin lots 219.89 Battle acres 3.69 Hemby Adam acres 22.93 Mrs. A Johnson lot 11.20 Carolina Jones lot 1.96 Annie Williams lot 1.60 Mrs. Ida Johnson lot 7.99 Noah Johnson lots 5.51 las Taylor lot 7.49 Hen Tyson lot 3.90 J J. Tillett lot F C. Turnage acres 13.69 Sam Smith lots 6.71 Don Stewart lot 1.62 Rich. Stewart lot I Sutton 1-4 acre Alonzo Rasberry lot 4.82 Chas. Richardson lot 3.98 Patrick lot 2.57 Simon Phillips lot years 6.96 B Patrick acres 3.91 Will Newton 5.09 Sampson Nobles 1-4 acre George lot Johnson Morton lot 5.15 Criss Moore lot 2.60 Claude Moore 2.47 G F. Morrison lot 2.47 Mary acres 6.73 Chas. acres Hakes Feel suffered from kidney ailment for two writes Mrs. M. A. Robinson, Miss., commenced taking Foley Kidney Pills about ten months ago. I am years of age and feel like a 16-year-old Foley Kidney Pills Invigorate weak and de- ranged kidneys, relieve backache. rheumatism and bladder trouble. Sold Everywhere. CARD . W. M. . limited to diseases U Era, E, Threat T Of Y-i- with Dr. O. L James. r vie. K, O, entry Cholera Proof Hogs For Sale. Choice lot of young sows offered at almost stock price. We are short on corn and on hogs and have decided to offer for mediate sale young proof Jersey Gilts from to months old weighing from to pounds at to a piece. The it unquestionably the hog for this sec- and this is an exceptionally lot of stock. They have all recently been given the treat and are therefore cholera proof If you are looking for a bargain In hogs here Is your opportunity. This offer will be withdrawn April FARM . M. W. JACKSON, 1-2 miles west Greenville. ITALY'S GREAT NOW HEADY Has Men Under Superior to That of the German Army Minister De- On the Frontier, via April today has first line soldiers under arms. They are from twenty to twenty-six years age. perfectly armed and equipped. General Italian minister of war. said today a miracle had been accomplished in Italy, which after maintaining for twenty years a organization merely for of peace had created one of most of war machines. He said the army's equipment was superior proportionately to that of the German army at the beginning Hie Eager to Fight. Eagerness of the soldiers along the frontier to begin action is so great that their officers are compelled to hold them closely in check. Men in a position to speak with authority, how- ever, say the government still hopes to obtain concessions from Austria without a rupture of friendly relations. 202.12 11.89 1.71 44.77 3.51 4.97 8.06 5.27 65.97 8.48 5.61 120.71 8.39 33.50 13.88 5.48 1.79 10.70 19.73 8.66 5.23 40.63 R. 23.64 26.76 6.07 5.30 Owen 7.02 100.64 68.29 in In D. P. Moseley acres I. Owens lot W. K Owens I lot J T Lizzie Parker Ben Phillips lots J. it. acres Vines n acres 5.77 Let Williams. acres 7.36 TOWNSHIP Tom L. Alls. lot Jim I John Atkinson lot 12.27 i Robt. lot 11.93 Vance Belcher lots 65.04. Richard Blount lot Joseph Blount Blount L. Blount lot . 93.60 Chas. acres lot 16.04 Chas. lot Chas M acres II lots . 113.59 I. Mills lots 1.70 Mis Moore I lot 12.73 T lots 7.51 M . Co. l lot 3.07 Knox. l lot 2.22 J I. lot I acres acres Md an acres fits TOWNSHIP Jas. acres W. II. acre. Broadway a. res in seres J. W I Si m a V. . . W I. Co no I, II pg Julie i i W t j n . X. i. res T. H. r es IV re i all . n Harrington a. re. -i i D Cam y II. i a. Haddock I n II. acres it I Mist Bessie F. M. Ho 18.85 J. acres acres 20.96 Shade 2-3 acres 2.57 Birthday of Washington, Apr- Wash- a motley lot of hikers who hit the rural trails in Mary land and Virginia each Sunday, will tomorrow celebrate the first of their unique organization. A thousand hikers will be on hand to- morrow noon. If the weather is fair. sunrise section, less in numbers will get an early start Into the Jungle of Rock Creek Park. During the past year tho have grown in numbers from a little tr i. band of five or six hundred. Every- thing about the hikes is informal, and many women and girls keep the pace and gain health and on the hikes 3.21 Many a Sara nay Are. Nothing uncertain about the work of Kidney Pills in There Is plenty of positive proof of this in the testimony Bash evidence should convince most skeptical doubter. Read the following Mrs. laura M. White. .- had a pain across my back, which v led me. I also had a dizzy head- aches which lasted for days at a time. secretions two e t scanty In passage. There re other of kidney trouble. Seeing linen's Kidney Pills advertised, I procured some at the Warren Drug Co., and they gave me relief, back and relieving the head- i lies The other of left I consider KM- , Pills a very good for Price at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney Kidney same Hut Mrs. White had. Press . N. T. Ii I Ml PIERCE Lawyers Practicing In all the Courts In Wooten Building on street, fronting Court H. C. CAUSEY N. C. Practice where services are desire Attorney at Law ALBION DOS Attorney at Law JUlee In Building. Third Practices wherever his services arc desired, North Carolina j. F. THIGPEN W Ins Stables B. P. Street Here DB PAUL ever Frank Stern N. C H. With The Ufa Insurance Ce. of New Ti. it, I. K OF LAUD. Under and by virtue of tho power conferred upon the undersigned Mort- in a certain Mortgage De J bear- date of 6th. day of Sept. 1913, from C. L. Barrett and Nora Barrett hi Wife, and duly recorded in the of the Register of Deeds for Pitt in Book L etc the will sell at public auction at the Court House door in Greenville N. C. for cash, at o'clock m., May the 3rd 1915, the following described real estate One town Lot in the town of Farmville, N. C. Con- Acre more or less, bounded as follows, on the north by W. H, Wilkinson, on the east by Main Street, on the south by the School lot, and by the Belcher Heirs on the west. This the 29th. day of March 1915. AW. Mortgagee. a J. at Law in Edwards Building en the D. H. CLARK at Law and Drainage a Special In office formerly occupied by P. O. Sen. Corner and Streets Pastes Beth I Send as Tear won UP. One mole colored cow, mark crap slit right and left. Owner can get same by proving ownership and paying all costs. J. P. Daven- port, N C. TAKEN UP On my farm one black pal red bull, unmarked, about four years old. Owner can get tame by all costs attached. M. B. H. C, Criminal Court in session Monday Reliable Household Lantern There is always need for a good lantern around the home in the yard, in the cellar, in the attic wherever a lamp is inconvenient or unsafe. The is ideal for borne use. It gives a clear, bright sunlight on tap. It is strong, compact, handy. Doesn't teak. Doesn't smoke Easy to light and Wm last for Ask for the STANDARD OIL COMPANY It Always Helps Mrs. of Mills, Ky., in of her with the woman's tonic says I began to use my back and head would hurt so bad, I thought the pain would MI me. I was hardly able to do any of my housework. After taking three bottles of I began to tea like a new woman. I soon gained pounds, and now, I do all my housework, as well as run a big water milL I wish every suffering woman would give The Woman's Tonic a trial. I still use when I feel a little bad, and it always does me Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman- trouble. Signs that you need the woman's tonic You cannot make a mistake in trying tor your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing women for more than years. Get a Bottle Today Of f t t t t t THE HEART OF EASTERN H CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED iND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FA RUING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE AND PLANT. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LISA AND INVITE THOSE WHO TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON Is BuM Must Healthful, the . i hi m I PHIL 1913. M Mill If UNITED STATES In address at the Annual Banquet el the Associated Press Held Yesterday MS TRUE NEUTRALITY Declare United States Something So to Than Mankind Basis Sew York. April SO President son, in mi tits annual of The Press here ibis a definite statement of his idea true neutrality and the duties that devolve upon in connection with the war. The President declared the of the United States was not a potty desire to keep nut of trouble because there was something so much greater to do than light. have no hampering he declared, do not wane a fool territory. Isn't such a nation bound i be free to serve the oilier President was Introduced by President Frank It. of The Association Press, and was greeted with cheers. am deeply gratified by the gen- reception you have accorded lie said. makes me look back with a touch regret to former when I have stood in this place and enjoyed a greater liberty than is granted me today. There have been limes when I stood in this and said what I really thought, and I pray Graham Inaugurated Pres- North Carolina University Chapel Hill. April occasion of dignity and moment will be the inauguration of ham, president of the North Carolina, The Interest of constructive citizenship, not only in stale but in south, is focus- ed on this event with an interest deep. I than the mere formalities of into office of the head of the University, it will be a day in the educational history of the State. Leading educators from all parts of the will be present to dignity to this occasion. Addresses will be de Two Turkish Boat Destroyers Blown Up in the Sea Germans Dispute the British Claim Victories Near Ypres IRE SEVERE Are Still Holding On Chain The I Where lime Stood Fur Some Time April Two Turkish tor- livered by several university heads. boat destroyers were blown up. in- Lowell, Dr. Alderman, Dr. Good- according to a while now. Dr. Finley. A host of passing through a mine bell which visitors has been invited from within and without the State. The State has already fell the pulse of Dr. Graham's work The under his leadership has per- ships had succeeded m laying across to the while the Turkish beet was erasing In the Block Sea The explosion caused by the a large Held of activity. of the two Turkish boats gave come to realize it can not give its I warning to the remainder of the fleet. greatest service to the commonwealth which, the says, was obliged by mere educating those who are remain In the Black Sea enough to enter Us walls. Ac- no mine sweepers were available it has achieved personal touch with thousands of In all Germans Dispute Victor . London, April Although r to ii. I am thinking how their lives much more than ours touch God that those days of indulgence may the very heart and stuff of the he accorded me again. whereas, we have rolling be- I here today, us and those bitter days across course, somewhat restrained by a sense of responsibility that I cannot For lake The Associated parts of the State. Its field Is now the German claims on the one hand and State and It seeks to exert an influence I the British and French on the other ever the interest activities of diametrically opposed regarding her people This new conception of; the outcome of the battle for Hill No. educational leadership is well shown southeast of and near the in the university's new motto northern of the British lines mum service to the it points facts at band Indicate that thin convincingly to the fact that this oldest j engagement was the most Important of American states universities which along the British front since the bat- years ago produced forerunners of tie and that it the present educational renaissance, j perhaps presages the expected general such as the late Charles and British activity in Flanders. President Alderman of the University The British whether or not they bold of Virginia, is today making itself a all the ground gained, servant to the needs of the growing j still dominate a part of ridge common wealth. line of hills running southeast . Ypres the road from Ypres to Bridge Carpenter falls Feet from Derrick Serious Injuries A young white man. yesterday received severe injuries when he fell from derrick while working with tin- Bridge of the Railroad Co. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon about one o'clock on the trestle near homo of Mr. I. r Arthur In the Southeastern pan of the city. was on the pin to the brace-arm of the and in way the pin broke throwing the young man about i in ill- ground where he fell on a of iron. He received a scalp wound about lour inches deep, being cut almost to the skull. Be- sides the severe cut his right eye was bruised, several bones in his right band were broken his sprained and his right leg fractured. is about twenty-three years of age and his home is at High Falls. X. C. He bad been working with the for some time as a Bridge Carpenter. Mis wounds were dressed by Dr. and he is now receiving attention In an apartment at the Flat on Dickinson avenue it was reported this afternoon that his condition was very satisfactory and that ho was getting along as well as could expected Many Cases Disposed of During Second Day of Criminal Court Press very seriously. know the en- part that you play in the fairs not only of this country but of Therefore, is not likely the world, YOU deal in the raw the nations of world will Losses Until Miles. The losses in this fighting have not been announced, but reach I Indicate they must have tin- water time thousand miles considerable on both sides The cool and silent ocean. Our declare British used is not yet charged with those I. hells containing asphyxiating disturbing elements which fell and the British reply is that Germany must permeate every nation u-t resorted to that menus of war fare. The hold their rial of opinion, and if my convictions day turn to us for the cooler assess- grip on main chain of tin ultimately I of the elements engaged I s of decisive have any validity, opinion governs the world, it is. therefore, of very serious things that think us face Ibis body of men. I do not think of you. how; ever, us members of The Associated Press. do not of you as men of different parties or of different re- derivations. different re denominations. I want to talk to you as my fellow of United there are serious things as low citizens we ought to consider. The i mes behind us. gentleman, have been The t- s is as lo the thereabouts of Field Marshal Von Borne news not thinking so preposterous a thought action from that arena Is lacking, that we should judgment upon them. No nation i lit to in upon any other nation, bin that we should some day hue to assist In papers suggest b may attempt o reconstructing the processes of peace I S The M hi I Nation resources are are more and more by the force the mediating nation of the world In respect of Its We must make up I minds n In I things do, and gained about yards. tho eastern from the situation remains Marshal You who recently was appointed commander of the Turkish army, takes the place of the German general, Yon Sanders, now commanding the Darda- army is officially reported that Herman soldiers born in have been decorated on crosses tin municipal eating house. is lo feed during the war. will be closed because there now are only unemployed in need of food. This mean- . I id diversion on as well as from the Idea is advanced that the soggy nature of tho hind would seem to prevent. largo i except a great coal German Berlin, April I I. by roll s Ger- man out ibid report an Hie a lo do them, difficult the times before us must put our money, our likely to be more difficult because our r Into in tin whatever may be said about the these thing and we must Inn our pug i end condition of the world's affairs, It Judgments prepared and our while u French attack In the is clear Hint they are drawing i hastened com Ills Hint to a climax, at the climax the test day, will come, not only of the nations en I am mil I gaged in the present colossal struggle I fish win n I a our will conic them of course bill for u It, at any rate In es, not in I, resulted in failure en i I i , mid Mo i bin spirited m Inn a lie, i. the lest will come to us particularly, sin. up in motto, k near bloke down. Near No tun Judge Lei us America before I i troops en ii n i and i of you realize that, roughly speak- i. thing of In r the main we are the only great nation may be III t i he in the wool of I am not speak- friend when the of levied friend-1 mil of course, with conies. The lest Is n . nil. the greater those nations In Europe now sympathy with one aide a French attack on which are not parties to present war, or the other, but getting ready tn help Si k. r Heights r in but I am of their close neigh both sides when the Is while the advance on Forces Town In South Town. I of South Africa, SO Fun i South Africa most Important town In tier ii an i next to Wind- the capital, is an Important railroad Junction gives General tho Boer leader command railroad to Windhoek. in Kl tin. April i -1. Herman over s British force In In which the said have lost e . In mall ices made pub lie b Hi Overseas Agency British, sent from and transports, encountered a i ml, says the announce- and Too men, among J lour companies captured, besides many rifles and large stores of ammunition TI were seven thirteen men four. I. and two men The jury in the case vs Bancroft and Zeno returned a verdict of not guilty after being out only a fen minutes yesterday afternoon. The next jury case taken up was the case against Mr. O, Stokes and son W. F. stokes, who are indict- ed for an made on Mr Lewis ii Roberson. The defendants and the prosecuting witness are all pro- men in Carolina Township and the case has attracted no little The greater part the I valence was heard yesterday and the attorneys commenced to present the case to the jury this morning, Together with Sol- a in thy the State was i by Col, Albion and Mr. Julius Brown Appearing for the were Col, Harry Skinner, I,, t; Cooper and O. James A Son The cases disposed of the Tuesday afternoon are as vs Bancroft I Zeno Stocks, larceny, jury it Stan- vs Quinn Cox, Ian guilty, Judgment suspended upon pay. of costs Mabry, housebreaking, defend- ant waives bill and pleads guilty. I judgment suspended upon payment of costs. State vs John Beard, larceny, de- called and failed, judgment fa and not to issue If bond renewed in thirty days. Slate vs W. Stokes and W. F. Stokes, assault with deadly weapon, trial, court adjourns pending the of this cans. Proceedings, Stokes ease reached the jury this morning about and the jury returned their verdict about l just after the adjournment for the dinner recess. The jury found young Stokes guilty and his father Mr W, . es not guilty. The Judgment Of the Court was deferred until the of the afternoon session at clock. Several jail cases were disposed of just prior to the noon adjournment The following sentences were given Benjamin Johnson, larceny, plan guilty judgment that defendant be Imprisoned In the county Jail for the term of four months and assigned to work the public roads. Curtis Neal, carrying concealed weapon, pleads guilty, and costs. Jack Moore, larceny, in jail and assigned to the roads. Jim Lang, larceny, waives bill and pleads guilty, days on the roads Held in Reading Room and was Largely Attended Mill h LAW t Tin Ayden W; villa voted on tin stork law question belt in favor the law At W v Ill, ii i. Ill the I At i box votes were . in favor of anus, being i majority of the majority tor the law was balancing the box leaving a of I'll for the hove--. There I about less votes than the actual i. n Villa Preparing for a Ken Washington, April State advices today said Villa was preparing lo at a attach on the commander, by whom was said to have been disastrously de from Several The Fraternities Other lions of he Town Attend Elected i . On . nation held a meeting In tin room of the library Monday the various u In town re present In son or by as Mrs. K. II Wright. Mrs I, Little, and Mr-- W, A Bowen of of Club Mr- K. It of the Round Mr- Wooten of the San Joyner of the Greenville Chapter of the Southern A of College P, the Board II Prof. C W. Wilson in E V T S . Dr. n. I. James the H C. Flanagan of the Men; i n Forbes of the Odd Fellows; and Ho; Taylor of the Graded Permanent resulted in the election Mrs k It Beck with, chairman; Hoy Tailor, Mrs. F M. Wooten, treasurer; and Mrs. w. A. Bowen, librarian a committee composed of the chair man and Miss Davis and Mr. Flanagan was appointed to work out a plan as to what the library be an i what should do Hie town county and report to the whole at a subsequent meeting. This committee is anxious to re- information and suggestions from anybody interested in a public library for Greenville with the members or ex pros.- your views through the columns i the Reflector or use inn meal to give the town the use of your i If you have a Vision, make ii known. of HI IT HI IT Ask, Virginia lo With t I Si . . pi pr to compromise the Virginia West a. h pay b i with Intel I, i the i nun i,. y Gen Pollard Virginia The Inti probably ;.;, . -i in in r i i Poll i I o i. the Conn . it Ion In i a ejects the com prom i in em I ii I I .,, i M i I pi i I h a lots on hi W be . bar Villa Rise. Paso, Tex., April M General Villa reported today to be fortify Aim to I there against north along no Mexican Central Railroad after about I; Indicated bad his base i . mm

THE FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR tan X MM I re appointment the church her Sunday. and preached ., large congregation both morning . . Oxford Orphanage I i the evening s.-r- When Meal Time Comes p aiM u v. I at tam. pee ,,. be the p line. P will a U. at l i natter as at TUB I. rib. r become the nation , . i; win re you all town and villages, to In . imp mi . picnic i win And peanut the demand i i lied . . i. the b year and i ailed more above quotation think about there wen ; b lean that . hustling . ;. en million ho r so dreamed i. million bushel In a single yew White through section i carol i . thousand b peanuts arc . it is tn be doubted it the , . grow them they an . to a en. Bin h proportion And pi . v. even far On-, and varied uses which th-1 i- capable and the the i i l them u a factors ,, . that until conception peanut factors was . house win n the I hi farm, cleaned. and through- , . hi i in To be i-, i- a part and ; ii pi mot I ii ii sit in toot I ,. in .- Pro I. K I hi i s. i. i . led , M , l piling at T M Set row i m a pi We have kind v a Co remember we h. lull summer i H . ll I'll Ii league had . up day more work towards b mi people the l Ir . town . Mr II died Thursday The ere brought here Friday tared the two miles ft town Our m stock have rived and are row In a ., you In this line. ton, Barber Co Remember tore Is place to bus you beef, and Hat, Our price right C . . The large new on Mr Sutton's lot. on the corner will Tins building m the our town Vie have nice line slippers tor women and children, In .,. our line, and gel our . ore buy a W . summer good and are n i on display We Invite you to come .,. in sou bus I he in; el home alter the is done i- t the condition of the fund. pure, food peace in Food that the heal and nm-l i- the kind kept in the LEONARD air i kept in It's all -aw I., ice Vim can wash it lead com. like a clean china II cannot bf chip- lied crack- no place or not i ant her and be e Greenville Banking Trust Company. Deposits at Government Call Oct. 31st THE LARGEST In This Section. Cards. . FOB To the Voters of tho Town of I am a Candidate for the of Mayor, to your approval. T. R. MOORE. FOR MAYOR To the Voters of I beg to announce my candidacy for of the Town of Greenville. DUNN. Deposit Your Money with This Bank For Safekeeping. in Km II Quinn-Miller Furniture to our to see i , . i. i. Hi lid In i her v. ah . i Lori's I. quite In i i. r ., I-. to There was right much . r . short while , , n , win ii pair horses be- King m Mr. W became . ., ,; ii l ill i . the l Lumber where they were at work In from Mr Into shelter that ,., the i well king H down upon Messrs Hears and Willie ii i shelter . i two men in in as did team also The were l w, have complete stock of p men. women an I than the cits of Norfolk, the bit is i ma in A I n ; tart, d ., . i fix, tor; r. h i I wood r y g i d . grow . . along and Iii up ., ml had got tin de i in- p. h an ; Hi- .-;. heap ed main tale even your i m p. . iii Ii ,. build- . . floor i last i i i . . i i I i . up Si I I. I rat., of i a as Then of different and i mi. . re ,,. . ,. pr, pi mt religion . that man mas ., to h i .,,,, ii. I an Hi rough i rid on II I en a better , . man n r I i hi I r was he ha Bl i mas mi Thaw trial i ---------ii The n la on time lo him ii a quart em Ii lo II enough for snake tin ., flub Sim, Ii a Tin n the eh Iii . . . on k was twenty-six In sunk Law, an heal w could the I ling nil iii fresh w are v S I i. Mr . . I sail and Mil Slaw . won married In l Ha i la; mom i k. the ii u,. I I'M The i of W II. S i , H . s line gal . i Slake Wort i do good work while your bowels are or you id. Win Mgr Scott Hotel, Hancock Mich . says gave Tablet thorough rial and a mild but safe Foley Cathartic Tablet never gripe or cause nausea Th y away with drowsy, dull, tired feeling are wholesome, cleansing healthful. Mom satisfactory tout persona. Sold Everywhere Ii J. C. Stokes t III Ml MM Dealer ii and all III Ml Phone i i nod i ml RAILROADS APPEAL TO PRESIDENT The Common Carriers Ask for Re- Wilson Directs of Public to Their Needs. The committee of railroad beaded by Mr. Frank representing thirty-five of the leading railroad systems of nation, recent- presented to President Wilson a memorandum briefly reviewing now confronting the railroads of the country asking for operation governmental author- lies and the public In supporting rail- road credits recognizing an which requires that the rail- roads be given additional revenues. The memorandum recite that tho war has in general depression ti business on the can continent and in dislocation of credits at home abroad. With revenues decreasing and Interest rates increasing the transportation system country face a most serious crisis and memorandum is a presentation the candle burning at both ends the peril that must ultimately attend such a conflagration when the flame i apparent to all. in their general discussion the railroad say in reason leg- am regulation by the federal government and acting Independently of each a well as of a strong public opinion, railroad expense in recent years have vastly Increased. No criticism is here made it the gen- theory governmental hut on the hand, no 111- can relieve the carrier of ex- pi uses d President Wilson, m transmitting the memorandum of presidents to the public, character s as lucid statement plain Hie -id.-iii as inn said in pan on ask in call Hi. ii i mini f ii.- ed credits be sustained and the railroads hi id In every private co-op flu.-i ii- action, . agencies, and I glad Ii i the i i The was certainly a fortunate nm for the nation and s lo congratulated i. i Hie gate lo n new world of lain in which everyone may ate. Thin- ii. many Important prob- in our complex civilization that yield which lend themselves in nil- iii commissions and financing railroads is of them The tin- money is a factor can- not tie eliminated from public is an inter- that should be con- an i Happily president ha ah in In the lion el railroad problems A NEW COMPANY We have opened on Third In S. T shop, a and tinning and our aim b la the best for the money, price-, and n a trial. The Roofing Co. For Mayor. hereby announce a for Mayor of the Town of subject to the action of th De- Primary. This march 1915. J W. BRYAN. S T It HIM. For Mayor. the Voter of hereby announce myself s for Mayor subject to the Demo- primary to be held for Town of Greenville. NEEDHAM W. OUTLAW. Norfolk Southern Railroad Schedule in effect April nth 191.1. A CASE OF in town would probably frighten but we prepared for th necessary remedies even fr that and are supplied with the of drugs to compound any of a doctor's prescription with the newest discoveries In Of drugs of any description. Our prompt and are Drug Company Turks On Trails, port. April via The attack a Turkish torpedo on the British transport off the of last Saturday and the subseQuent destruction of the tor- boa were thus reported in an official statement issued today at war Turkish torpedo boat oil April it successfully attacked tho transport In Aegean Sea. The torpedo was pursued by cruisers and destroyers lo where the crew blew up vessel In order ii might nod fall into enemy's reports of April IT and IS said the Turkish warship which at- tacked the was driven ashore and destroyed by British vessels, the was not damaged by the torpedo boat, but railroad men had been drowned and twenty- even were missing, owing the cap- small Line fear, to Science. Washington, April r. Bail, paleontologist of the S Geological Survey, and honorary curator of National will be banqueted by his fellow scientists Washington tonight, In honor of completion of Hits years of work for the government His service, rendered was in connection with expedition lo Alas- WANT ADS am EVANS FOB Irons, Heaters, Lights and Proctor Hotel Building. N. B. Tho following schedule figure published as information and are not guaranteed FAST A. M. Daily, Sleeping far for Norfolk Daily, for Plymouth, Eliza- beth City and Par- far Service to Nor- folk. Connect for all points North and West P. M. Daily, except Sunday, for Washington. OS A. M. Daily for Wilson, and West. Pullman Bleeping Car Service Connects North. South and West 7.5 A. M. Daily, except Sunday, for Wilson and Raleigh. Connects for all points P. M. Daily fur Raleigh and all intermediate stations. further information and in Sleeping Cars, apply to I. Agent. Greenville, N. C. B. STACK. II. S. Superintendent. Pus. MOON SCARLET Sage. Nasturtiums, Phone. Mrs t s FOR ROOM, NO by Coca Cola Bottling Com- corner Fifth and Washington Streets. Apply to J. B. Window. FOR SALE REST house on Pill Si reel avenue in M i la n SIX ROOM Dickinson Hock I and There is men ll was in I great many real i in tin- section of i disease put i. last years in, For it a local disease and local by fulling to oar with treatment, Ii s. .-1. has to be a disease, re- I by t J. i hi Co . Toll i i la only i urn on in- ii i taken ll acts on blood and offer one hundred for any It fails I., Send for and K III I y Self Or family fills tor A large number shares In our 19th Series have already been spoken II opens May 1st Hive us your orders early Home I -e Old and the New. Inventions have n remarkable knack of repenting elven men ten ii patents fir I'M is a sperm for a ear. propulsion being means which alternately lowered raised. In day of loco- motive history many Inventor not that adhesion was to he a wheel a smooth rail, and and wonderful were the devices for overcoming i one Ingenious engineer went go far as to design a In which jointed burs worked up and down on tho rails after the fashion of a legs, there to be, a certain affinity between and th motor car d to Pressing Clothes is as Much an Art as Making Them We claim lo propel Is thoroughly puss any kind of garment II be done on a Hoffman sanitary steam machine This es the shape in chillies ill description, raises the nap, brings nut the color, gives tho garment an appearance new- and i BUMS to la i much longer lit nun you. Greenville Tailoring Co AM. till K Market. steak and per pound at all times a day. flood deliver- ed o. D HUB COT. in West Greenville Apply o Hearne. in years of age to live with me months or longer, and look after between ages of and In. Nice home and good pay Apply tor Office AND and ladles suits I am in need of work and will appreciate any the public will me. Mrs Howard. Phone lion. In tubes cents, ask your druggist. TO OH SIX room house with modern conveniences. Cola Co., N, c. I lilt I with board In private family, Apply to Mrs i ii cherry. Washing- ton, Bl Invigorating to Pale and Sickly The Standard genera chill TONIC, drives tern. true For and SOc Hominy, eke Flour, Flakes, Washington Port en, Porridge, Installs Cereal, Flour, Goa- and Cal- lea. M. a fa. May Wheal duly Wheal I May Corn July Corn M May Lard Lard Mus Ribs Ribs I. 1-2 If 8-8 in s 10.17 10.50 VI H, H Hilt HALE I LIMITED of Bean, even buns. 11.00 c O, ii N c. Washington, N. C North Boon H a. at. Tl Via s. m. so. II an, He. II Ho. Tl a. Mo. II . Me. I a , Ma a. am Ma Moseley Brothers Insurance and Real Estate Agents. NOTICE Or PERSONALS. today Mr P. n on business Hr. L. C. Skinner spell a short at Arthur morning visiting i patient. Mr H. H. Morion this morn- for Washington. Mr. II. O. Turnage, of in the city today on business. Mr. S. B. Understood i spending the day at looking after school matters. Mr J. F. of Ayden, was in today. Mr It. Davis, of was i visitor during Hie day Mr. T. T. an attorney of Rocky Mount, is in the city today. Mr C. Kilpatrick. of Grifton, Mr A. of was Here today on business. Mr R. Turnage, of Ayden, was i business Visitor here today Mrs. Goo. W. Connor and daughter. Miss Mary Connor, of Wilson, came in last night to spend a few days with Judge Connor, who is presiding over the Criminal Term of Court here I his week. While here they are the guests the Proctor. Try u Jitney Bo- Why not a jitney bus or two for Greenville We believe half hour from court house square out Dickinson avenue to the town limits. occasional trip through South Greenville and West Greenville would a reasonable patronage THREE SCHOOLS VOTES SPECIAL SCHOOL sale LAID. Under and by virtue of the powers conferred upon the undersigned Mort- In Mortgage Deed bear- date of 6th. day of Sept. 1913, from C. L. Barrett and Nora Barrett his Wife, and duly recorded in the office of Register of Deeds for Pitt in Book I. Page etc the will sell at public auction at the Court House door in Greenville, N. C. for cash, ct o'clock May the 3rd 1915, the following described real estate One town Lot in the town of Con- one Acre more or less, bounded follows, on the north by W. H. Wilkinson, on the east by Main Street, on the south by the Graded School lot, and by the Heirs on the west This the 29th. day of March 1915. Notice is hereby given the I ii Primary for nomination I Mayor for will be held on Monday. May The Polls will be open on said from sunrise to sunset at Five Points for the nomination will select a to represent him on said date. This April 20th, 1916. V C HARDING, i n Chairman Dotes of Interest From the Colored Schools The Citizens Pill county, who are Interested in the general betterment of condition will be gratified to learn that the seed sown by the local Hoard of School Trustees, have germ- and there is a broadening of the Industrial work fostered mid en by those in charge Of III city's school system. The more than two years ago sought the Influence of tho A. w. w. ll. to be used In urging Dr. who has charge t of the to appoint WHITE MATT his County, death fine table I claimed him before anything could be EXEC A Mills. Ii II By virtue of an execution SALE By virtue of the power of sale i on in a certain mortgage executed and delivered by Kilpatrick to R. Harvey Co. on the day me by the Clerk of th Superior Court of January 1914, which mortgage era of Pitt county bearing date of March duly recorded la the office of the Silt, under a Judgment rend, red of Deeds of Pitt county in Hook in the above entitled action against Q-10, Page undersigned win the defendant, on March 15th. for cash before Court House this Judgment Is of record In J. D. 20- door in Greenville, on Monday, the of Pin County Registry, the under day of May. 1915, following signed Sheriff of Pin county will, described tract or parcel land sit Monday 17th day May. 1915, in Township, and o'clock Noon, before the as No. l in the division House door in Pitt county sell to the J. n Kilpatrick estate highest bidder public auction Bounded on the Baal the land cash, the following described parcels W. G. Chapman, on the Weal h or Iran- of land, subject to the life lands of W. ti. Chapman, on the estate i i To-wit, by the lands of Hugh or parcel Mud limn and on the by the lands K in Township Pill M, Kilpatrick, containing -t acre North Carolina and more fully or less. as Beginning a stake on the path In the line Lot No. th.-n runs with said path and No s I w pole- to Herbert heirs Hue, then with their sold Said gage This April Mortgagee BANK owner of Sale of Town Lot for Notice is hereby given that I have on. will sell on Monday the day of May 1915, at the Court door in Greenville, the following described real for taxes town of Grifton for the fear 1914 bite D w. Two Town lots Dunn James town years TIT. J i town lot l year a i. Jackson i town lot yrs. F. M Kilpatrick Eat town lot F M. Kilpatrick town lot Mrs Nettie Kilpatrick town lot 1.81 E Lang i town P Laugh I town lot vi out i Cu town lot T W a Co I town lot 2.8 A. I. k Gin Horn j vi I I. w Eat I town lot 1st. II In Superior Court Before Clerk, el ills NOTICE el accomplished. winter layers and grow to weigh eight to twelve pounds rose comb fine strain eggs per; A new man came on the as setting of W. J. Wyatt, Winter- j County Superintendent Prof. S. ll. N. C. who at once took up the i proposition and then Slate Supervisor of the of thought at first there was no available funds, provisions were made and a for county was THE FARM I the Basis of LIME is the of all good for by th bi-t authority as the the Farm, and price f the buy earth, etc A will give you POWHATAN LIME CO. VIRGINIA Pill county took another forward step Saturday, April IT. hen three school districts were add- to the special local tax column, districts were Clay Hoot In Swill Creek Township. in Township, and in Carolina Considerable In- heres had been manifested in these and the friend the measure were confident of success. This makes present local districts In Pitt county, and com- by Townships being Greenville Joyner kings Cross Grail m U loads. Bethel. swift creek Grifton. Brace, King's Roads. Carolina Stokes There are a number oilier contemplating such a move, and i- expected that this of pro communities will ed rapidly. The local lax idea is There is no better or r way In increasing usefulness ml efficiency Of tho Schools, and the people are finding this out iii addition to the elections to above, the people in the . roted April Hi to levy , special tax lo exceed twenty for the pi high is in addition their regular thirty cent lax and call th surest method of trading to wheat a or oats. Because loss Is, limited lo bought. No farther risk. moat of trading. Open an account, can buy Ii puts or It call on bushels, grain for l or can buy for or a many you wish An advance or decline of cent give you the chance to take A movement of cent appointed January 1st 1915 found Indus- trial County Supervisor Lucy It. Richmond reporting for duty. A new- county superintendent could not give all the information necessary to the proper performance the work, hence she went forth with courage, and de- termination to reach the fifty schools under her supervision and With the co-operation Of the teachers accomplish helpful results. In a very short lime the educational officer saw her worth and added to the Industrial Supervision the Academic Supervision Of Colored School. She at once entered upon phase the work with the same spirit a-i characterized the men and women who have achieved lasting Insults for mankind in the past. j Every school has been visited, every teacher seen, and basket have been held in different section of I the county to raise money for the I Improvement of school houses School I Gardens have been planned and seeds The found her hammering away on the colored line N W poles to a In F Q James Son, Attorney the edge of the then N ltd K poles to a stake M. D, corner, then with M. sic- North Carolina line and Bran's line pm county. S ; poles o containing acres more or less Second Tract; Beginning at a stake Cornelia Joni in th. road Edwards corn- r vs and runs with said road S E 2-6 waller poles to a branch, then up the branch I The defendants Waller Jones and to a slake pointed by some gums, corn in entitled or Lot. No thence with line will take notice that an action Lot No w 4-T, poles to a j entitled has been commenced stake corner of No at in j,, the Superior Court of Pitt county ditches, then N for n, partition the lands of Calvin 1-2 F. poles lo Evan's Jones, deceased among his heirs at then with his line running and the Walter Jones and the path N K poles to the he- Clara Junes will further ginning containing ll acres more or notice the; are required n less. It being No in the In the Office of the Clerk of She of the land of I I as superior Court of Pill county on the will appear of record in Hook day of April r. and or on page of Pitt Count Registry, demur to the complaint or This sale is to satisfy above men- the plaintiffs in this or the judgment The same plaintiffs will apply to the Court for sold subject ti the life i Stephen Negro Id town hit 2.30 i . v. 1.93 Nil or. I. KG 5.80 2.80 years 4.30 CASK INS. Town Collector Charlie Coward I town lot Lewie i town lot Levy Fisher town lot July Fisher lot Moore Sr, i town lot Claude Moore town lots Moore town lot Isaac Morriss town West Pitt town lots Isaac House town lot Jacob House town lot Sarah Est town lot the relief demanded In the Complaint or petition. This This III day April 1816. COX. Clerk Court Pit county Brown i i; ltd I . Notice is given to the that It. Hill has bit mutual consent agreement with all the members . I men of entire counts for cleaner Write for full particular, bank references. R. W. Ohio. Address all mail to Lock Box MM day of April, JOSEPH Sheriff PHI North Carolina Notice is hereby given regular meting of the Hoar,, of Com- missioner of Pitt Count, held Monday, of the firm of th. The Greenville Roof- April 1915, There was a Petition, and Cornice withdrawn presented to the Hoard asking that the said firm Of The Greenville Public road be laid out in Bethel Cornice Company, and Township, over the following described. hereafter the said business will b. ; run and conducted by E. at Public Road I and C. D. the firm Lloyd's thence running from name of The Greenville Roofing and County road north through Lloyd's cornice Co and the said It Hill will farm to Lafayette no further connection whatever thence north a direction to with said or company. J, B. Corey's path, then running said; Till the day of April NOTICE will sell at the Court House door in Greenville, N. C. on Monday the 3rd day of May 1915 the following lots situated in the Town of Winter- N to satisfy the taxes on th- for 1914. April O c Tax Collector for Town of Winter ville Cost. a Barber, i Alfred Evans, l Thomas Green. J F I John Hen Tyson. Emu Williams, PATENTS I. M- S-tH . T pi-. I It SEARCH -l PATENTS BUILD Cam-Ire nil and D, SWIFT CO. St., p. The white citizen are ever and ways ready to help those deserving ones the colored race. The meeting a I the colored church of this city a few ago is an evidence the sincere desire to aid our citizens Mayor James, Ur, Laugh- Prof. Meadows of C. T T. s, Prof. s. Underwood county Industrial Supervisor and Dr. Rattle delivered instructive addresses I They all felicitously presented large and appreciative audience to a Hr. path to the hinds; the laud to It. D. land; theme the dividing -4-1 It Ian. line of the and R. I. White land; to corner lane; thence across B. l land in the Bunting crossing, and line on And notice is herein given that the said Petition will be heard at the rec- meeting of the Board of sinners of Pitt Count;, to be held Monday. May 1916. and all desiring lo be heard will ii said date. This the 8th, of April Attest; Bell, Clerk S A Own own fur was takes it as easy as paying rent. Let us explain to you Heine A Loan NOTICE Having qualified as estate JosephUS Move, de seed, late of Pitt county. North Cam this is to notify all persons claims against the estate of the said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or the 10th day of April or this notice will be pleaded In bar their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment This day of April MARTHA A Administratrix of Move L Evans. Urn I SAFE LEW sale Apply W H. k. care Battle preached the Health Ber- YOUR Hosiery BEST VALUE far Your Money Kind Silk, M, Woks Any and Style From to per pair oh the Wholesale Lord Taylor StU t All Good FOR SALE Bunch Virginia and Wilmington Peanuts Mixed, Unknown, Iron and Speckle Peas. Sweet Potato plants HALL MOORE Talk Tax Helena. Lansing, April A conference on las reform will be heard here today a full and free plans tor relieving the general growing burdens placed upon it the present system mils prominent Michigan reformers numbers, many Iron side slates will aid in the discussions A ; expressed as the opened HO. system must Boon be devised by which enterprise and Industry shall be discouraged taxation The attendance civic and business leader- Detroit and other Michigan cities give promise of a permanent which win definite methods tax relief. The sessions are planned for iii Lansing Chamber m Commerce and each will be made Interesting speakers on t ions The Educational , its annual meeting member body I present The teacher- are own separate problem. and speakers their meeting are some of the foremost thinker and educators Hie Who are attention to education. Sill. n virtue of a decree the Super r Court of County Proceedings No, 1901, entitled N. E vs Flora Ann Moore and Others, undersigned will I for cash before the door In Greenville, on Monday. day of Mas tallowing described tract parcel of land, sit- in near lb town Ayden a- Number In the division the lauds Jordan Cox, deceased, and the allotted see of Land Book l and HO at No. m said division, and running line Lot No N degrees poles to the No hence South B. SI poles short leaf pine. South s trees F. poles lo a stake on i. an old path by i I Oaks, N. decrees polos to the beginning, Come to see us for the New Model FORD Touring and Runabout Automobiles. Equip- electric lights and many other new additions. Our profit sharing plan is very attractive. . Can O. F. O. s. Ford Supply Co. Greenville, N. C. acre; except a small place ,. acre heretofore sold lo I ; . The aid land Is sold I ii Ion F. i; This April 12th THE LIMIT OF LUXURY Is reached when one has taken a In an up-to-date bathtub of our fitting No house is complete without It an comfort and cleanliness which re- from Its use the Price many times over. We have the finest house In Greenville why not yours. We gladly will It. ;., r, Trial for Billboard Chicago. April The govern Nil Ute is set for hearing In the fed , ii district court before K. H. today. S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber. For Monuments, Headstones and Iron Fencing--See Dees Marble Granite

TO TAX P i lot I II. Gray, lot Wilson Gray. I res, Z lots You hereby notified that I have ibis i.-i day of April lasted upon j the following lands, which will sold on the First Monday In Hay to on the same. H. Howard, l lot Will Hagan SHERIFF ,, , v John Baker Chancy Mrs. ii I.- r i Joseph Little j. Ben Willie Little Have Moore i j. J. Bedding . Hugh Noah Smith w. Williams John M. Ward Robert K. Wilson K, Allen IS seres L. C. Arthur acres Travis Allen Jas Brown acres i. Drown acres Mrs Clyde Brown j H Boyd, Jr., it ii Bell I i. Butler. . . i II . o. A Jones Ben Joni s, i U v n G L. and j p, Morris . ; Willis Pitt, SO Si 1.69 9.52 John Pittman, i lot W. Powell, seres T. I a Rollins, W J. R, I. i,. is Smith, seres w. Jasper Taylor, so acres I C and A Taylor acres Joe Taylor I lot John Taylor. lot Mrs Mary E. , -N Williams, to 11.79 J- 12.66 J- c W a. r. .; 4.66 4.80 Ii i Si 11.77 16.83 8.86 9.96 6.80 .-. ; M 0.00 I. 6.06 10.70 II J A v. Lot j m Brown it acre R. J Cobb sen Clark I Isaac All. n i Mrs Blanche a res lots Henry Duncan n J Elks res K. ii Evans I ii Herbert lot Wash Edwards l lot .- I L. I Frank E inf i i. . i i Fleming, I lot Forbes l lot Louis Forbes Gray, i lot John Prank Greene J. H Holland an I acres Harris and Wife Harrington a lots Harrington Jan. Ha I Edward Harris. Alston Harris, Nathan l I it Armor Jordan, . i Willie Jenkins, l Julius . iv I . . . James i n Ida i;. Jones Abram seres I lot i i Ki mi y, i Ii l Henry Knox, Ii I Virginia King I I Km. Lela I J. C. lots Frank Lewis. year- Henry Lewis. 1-2 lots J J Lang, lot Herbert I Sam acre R. Little. low Mack Little. lot L. P. Manning, l lot Mrs Nellie I Moore. lot w W Moore, lot M D E acres Andrew Moore, l lot Armless l lot Amos lot Mel lot Fred Moore, acres lot John P. 1-4 P, i lots l. R Oliver, lot San, Obey, lots C A Porter, s J. w, Perkins, n lots B. P, . acres, Id Mrs l Pollard, acres Peyton, l W. H. Kick.- and wife. lots John B Win. Redmond, i v. r. Id, i lot J. F. Stokes, i lot E, n J, c Savage and wife, l John l lot Robt, Spell, The Pitt L. Mfg Co. I plant Josephine Tucker, lots W. H. a. res A Wilson. Iota Williams, I Watson William-. I re Williams, i lot st, Ward, i lot e Wooten, l lot W. H Maker, acres Q, W acres sores H. W. Brown. acres lot J. B. lot Carter, lot acres Everett. s Fri man, i acre n n a an Mil smith a i ii Knox, a W. R. Keel, i Gird, I, B r. J H Harrow. acres W, ii. Barrow, r. n, a. K J. Cobb for Cat I i . I. COX, i . Ii. Cogdell, a. r. .- Marcellus . i s Fleming, lots John acre Ell Gaylord acre . . Marrow . n Arden Mills, l o i Win. May, Bi B l, L. Smith, a W. II. . Its, r. . Smith, acres Mr.-. L, a W ii Williams, lots M M. Wiggins, lots D hard. I lot Frank Battle I acre Jim Ii ii Clark acres K J Mr- I . 5.6 . no .; 8.5 la . . ,. 4.54 II i; is II 20.86 11.74 5.84 3.84 ., o- . I I . . SI Elizabeth Phillips l acres A Hammond acres II SI 7.17 2.17 Mrs Mrs W John M acres Moore I acres Ti 1-2 I acres s Mrs. Georg k s B Ills w acres DAM Craw lord Lot I it acres Mr Cobb acres Nichols . 19.57 Mrs Mary acres I . Arthur acres . Nobles acres W. L. Rice in acres 3.201 Standard Realty Co., j H B. Turner. lots David Washington lot FALKLAND TOWNSHIP Carr Mil. Dupree years C. Edwards lot yr s. Eagles lot Joe Everett acres lots E. c. Ml E n Hoses Graham lot f. Gay guardian for acres Harris W. Howard W. L. Johnson acres Sam Johnson acre G. I. lot John Moseley D P I i. Owens lot W R. Owens T Bason E lots Lizzie Parker Ben Phillips lots n. acres Vim- Lea Williams. acres Tom L. I 120.71 v. hi i- I Ferebee Joyner lot Joyner lot Herbert Joyner Hot Oscar Joyner I lot Joyner II or hit Alford W, Joyner I. G. lot Mai . Mi lot W M. lots II. John May. lot John Moore Jr I Moore lot Li , I . is Phillips M Rasberry Pollard Loyd smith. lot Henry I lot Julia Vines W H Wilkinson Ward lot Henry Allen lot Mrs Georgia Baker J. II Buck Miss Ella Bland Jas T. Jacob Brown 1-2 Stephen i lot Lewis Barrett acres A. I Cox lots W Cox. lots J w. Cox Maud Carr 1-2 res A J Collins acres M V Cannon lots Jas lot en Dudley . Sarah . lot Jordan S acres acres D II Ewell acres lot g A lot lot A Griffin lots Hemby Adam es Mrs. A i Johnson lot Carolina I lot Anne Williams I Mrs. Ida Johnson Noah Johnson lots lien Tyson lot K c Turnage a. lien Sutton acre Alonzo Rasberry lot Richardson let Patrick I Simon Phillips lot J Patrick a. Will Newton ; Sampson Nobles 1-4 George M lot Moore Moore lei p Morrison lot Mary 7.31 s . 7.21 n; M 170.1 4.81 11.83 2.47 IS. 22.12 is IS 12.26 II 11.51 2.17 is 4.98 27.04 1.60 1.41 1.66 1.96 17.64 .; 5.37 6.54 219.89 11.86 Best Is None Too. Good For You In this day and time majority of men look for the best the market affords in all lines. Realizing this fact we keep our store well stocked with HARDWARE to meet the wants all men. ;, 8.98 2.51 0.01 3.91 5.0 8.54 Phone Greenville, N C. rs w .; s. 22.31 56.57 292.12 11.89 11.77 3.61 s s 2.1 6.07 I en 7.02 100.64 lots so Lawhorn acres Cu 1- Mi Lawhorn lot acres II lots . 112.59 Mrs. Moore J T. Locust lots M, . Co. Knox lot J. L. lot acres Lorenzo acres acres SWIFT TOWNSHIP Jas. Brooks acres Wm. Broadway acres 1.1.77 Wyatt acres 10.00 J. W Cox acres J V. Cox 1-2 acre W. L. K Corey so acres year- W L f Corey acres years 3.07 Cogdell N M Farrow acres T II Faulkner res Henry 1-2 acres B alter Gardner acres acres 1.22 1.66 11.49 8.39 her I I lot lo Chestnut lot Annie Collins Mary p . m ,, s Exam lot Martha a res II Jackson lot 3.07 3.64 j W. L. Johnson lot 13.00 Hub Joyner 7.42 Harris a Harrington acres I E A Garris I i I acres Annie Haddock acres Mary A. Johnson a. re P, II acres G H. acre Miss Bessie acres F. M. Iv acres Sarah J. B Willie shade J. W. K 1.1 Harris ; I . I . I inlier . . acres I Mi C re-. I U. Mill- 1-2 acre -11 an Vi. Patrick J. W, Perkins acres re s . Mi Sarah it. Smith acres -2 p. smith Eat. 8.31 Jordan Venters acres II M 66.04 13.60 4.80 a. 2.50 13.88 II -7 s i 5.8 7.84 2.47 NOTICE State of North Carolina. Count of Pitt. To Bell, Entry Taker of Pitt Bounty. The undersigned being a of the State North Carolina. hereby sets forth and shows that the Howl nit or parcel of land to- and being In Heaver Dam Pitt County. North Caro- Ten or Twelve acres of land the south Side Of Tar river In Heaver Township, and more fully described Beginning In the at the George and running with Hie line J. I. Elks, Deceased, to J. w. Smith's corner, thence with Smith's line lo Pollard's corner; thence with Pollard's line J. C. Crawford's line; theme said line to corner, the beginning i by estimation ten or twelve and being a narrow strip of In Hie about sixty or seventy yards Same being vacant and land belonging to tile State of North Carolina, and subject to Entry, and the undersigned hereby makes entry of. lays claim lo and Prays for a Grant for said land. TIM- the 19th, day April 1915. J. C. CRAWFORD. Claimant The above Entry tiled with this the 19th, day of April. 1916. BELL, . Entry Taker TAKE On my farm one dark brown BOW, unmarked, weight about ion pounds. Owner can gal same paying ail coats and damages, NOAH BARBER. On N. C . Our Offer This MISS THIS Out this slip, enclose with live cents to Foley Co. Chicago, name and address clearly. You will receive In a trial package containing Honey and Tar Compound, for COUghS, colds and croup, Kidney Pills, Foley Cathartic Tablets. sold Everywhere OUR LAMP is the most compact and efficient lighting de- vice for all kinds of vehicles. Will not blow out or jar out Equipped with thumb screws, so that it is easily attached or detached. Throws a clear light feet ahead. Extra large red danger signal in back. It is equipped with handle, and when detached makes a good hand lantern. Strong. Durable. last for years. At Dealers STANDARD OIL COMPANY Norfolk. V. For Sale. Choice young sows almost price. We are abort on corn and lone on bogs mid have decided to otter for mediate sale young cholera proof Jersey Hills from B to x weighing from to pound at r. in n a. The Ii the hoc for this and this In an . fine lot of stock. They have all recently 3.78 bean given the treat and are therefor. Cholera proof yon are bargain In here Is your opportunity. This That Dom Hot lb April r. i Han nab Johnson I lot 5.68 ill tonic ordinary lo. not mum nor In head hill nm. took B. W. FARM . M. W. JACKSON, miles west of STOMACH TROUBLE FOR FIVE YEARS Majority Friend Thought Mr. Die, Bat One Helped Him to interesting ad- vices from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes writes as was down with stomach trouble for five years, and would have sick headache so bad, at that I thought surely I would die. I tried different but they did not seem to do me any good. I got so bad, I could not eat or sleep, and all my friends, except one, thought I would die. He advised me to try and quit biking other medicines. I decided to take ins advice, although I did not have any confidence In it. I have now been taking three months, and it has cured haven't had those awful sick headaches since I began using it. I am so thankful for what Back- has done for has been found a very valuable medicine for de- the stomach and liver. It is composed of pure, vegetable herbs, contains no dangerous ingredients, and acts gently, yet surely. It can be freely used by young and old, and should kept in every family chest a package today. Only a quarter. u aV HAS A POPULATION OP POOR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED HID ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST COUNTRY. OP ALL KIND ABE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HA EVERYTHING TO IN THE WAY OP AND WE HAVE AN mm AND we a awe a OP HUN- AMONG THE PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OP NORTH CARO- LIN A AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO NO TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ARM LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON Agriculture Is th. H-st fuels, the Most the Mm n. rare a v trail so. mi.-. HOW WITH In Thinks S. PANIC HOW IMPOSSIBLE No., We lint,. The Soundest System. When Once We Had The Wort. Due to The Federal -1 r i Art. Will Slay at Navy Yard Until War . April ST.-The country is smiling with prosperity as a result the federal reserve hank act and the system grows older the smile will grow into a laugh, ac- cording to Charles S. Hamlin, nor of the federal reserve bank board, who spoke before the Southern Com- here today. Mr. Hamlin pointed out while formerly had the worst system In the civilized world, we now have lie answered of a single centralized bank by asserting that of the large territory involved. decentralized banks are preferable to one centralized hank and that federal reserve board holds all the of a centralized bank. financial panic such as that of 1907 is now Mr. Hamlin continued. time of financial stringency, a farmer deserving of credit can get it. We have a real elastic, a real local, liquid currency. The federal reserve board is cm- powered at such times to put out enormous sums sufficient to dispute any idea of panic. Dr. Charles chief of the division of markets and rural of the United States depart- of agriculture, declared that southern farmer has realized the need of being more pro- The time is passing, he said, when products of the farm and ranch are shipping to market then brought back as foodstuffs. societies throughout the south are being organized to products As the result. farm promises to hold the young people by Offering a broader he said. the between the nary country hoy and girl and the agricultural college or industrial In- state and you have accomplished much toward the solution of the farm was the advice offered by II E. commissioner of agriculture for Mississippi another speaker. Although the place Of the mill meet- of the Southern Commercial con- will he determined until a meeting the board directors. months after the convention, spirited contests ii arisen. Overtures have i., i, from Little Bock, Ark, Cincinnati, Charleston, s. c Chat Tenn., Va . Ra- N. c. Baltimore, St. Louis and Richmond agriculture as a problem, railroad rates and the work of the federal department of agriculture through l marketing wire leading topics in th morning session of the Congress The attendance was large- Va . April -Late Tuesday it was made known here that it had been officially decided in Washington that the will be interned at the navy yard here the remainder the war. The big Herman with and his crew, will come to yard on Thursday, and will he given a berth close to th on of th Portsmouth yard dorks. This decision is in harmony with the resolutions adopted Tuesday by the Hoard of Trade Chamber Commerce, and puts at rest the that tin- vessel might be sent to Baltimore or Annapolis. It is further believed that the ex- of and his associates on Prinz re- the health and pleasurable environment of living in this section made Capt. of also staying at the Norfolk-Ports- mouth yard. British Forces Halt The Onward Rush of Germans in the Flanders Japan's Modified Demands low In The Hands of Chinese Minister Berlin far Admit This in Wireless Message to Hits Killed Hunkers. Newport News, Va., April The German auxiliary which will be interned at the navy yard tor the remainder of war, was at a pier here today till her coal bunkers. Work of coaling was completed late today and the will be taken Thursday to Norfolk for Internment after a few minor repairs are completed. The will be interned at the request of her Captain Official notice of his in- to intern was given late yes-1 by us. He said he had intended to I to dash past the British and French warships off the capes, but that the illness of many of his crew from would make that possible before expiration of the time limit fixed by the American govern- for repairs to make his seaworthy. To Have Liberty Washington. April helm's officers will be given the free- of Norfolk and adjacent cities, and the enlisted men will be free to go about Norfolk under guard at Hear Admiral will wide discretionary powers In dealing with them and their liberty will be enlarged from time time He re- today that the pro- will be taken the Norfolk navy yard Thursday. Take Offensive And Germany Lessen Are At Several iii- el Germans Berlin, by wireless via London, April The German was state- today the British attacked Flanders yesterday with very strong forces the new line of our positions north and northeast of Ypres, which runs from three to four south of the previous line from close to the north of tram, on the canal, by way of st. in the direction of assaults, which partly were attacked in the rear by German art southeast of Ypres, completely broke down under our tin- with ex- heavy losses. enemy's lire completely the houses in which were vacated by us during the last bight. Th. bridgehead, ed on the left bank of the canal, to east of still is being held l delegates who were unable to at- tend the opening meetings. markets for locally grown produce should be established; country is the Important tiling and In lending a hand lo help the country to prosperity, a city Is helping Itself to declared Mr. Bradford Knapp, head the de- agriculture. To Col M o plant- , r Carolina, the in farmer generally is an stick his head In the sand and see He asserted the farmer of refuses lo use engagements hitherto fought at Ypres our troops took machine guns. have commenced to bombard the important railway junction and military headquarters at about twelve west of Ypres with appreciable success. the forest of Argonne a French night attack northeast of was repulsed the Meuse hills we also secured further advantages yesterday, Al- though the French brought up new forces, the attacks made by enemy against our positions at fail- fierce attack ill the forest of Ail- was repulsed by us with heavy losses to the enemy. Further east of this district the gained no new ground. nocturnal hand-to-hand fight- we also worked our way success- fully in Le wood. enemy repeatedly last night our positions on All his attacks failed. In the eastern the remains Landing Troop London, April The English imping most phase of the Herman offensive canal is past, is turning Its attention to the Dardanelles, the landing troops is under way. Russia is lending co-operation by bombarding torts Judgment and supply tor u,,, Turkish Which there is a demand in such I battleship is reported have made hut a feeble reply. quantities as arc needed. Colonel urged the through governmental or agencies, of agriculture iii the states by warehouse sys. tins after of South Una, under which a may store his crop and obtain a l storage on which he negotiate u y inn. by arrival of scores loan So is made here in mini the Importance the Herman operations In Flanders which have been declared to be at least mi ample for th British last month Belgium report for today claims reputes of three attacks to Which Indicates that the German contention that their advance made over a front ex- tending from Ypres to was accurate. Important Tows. The latest official claimed recapture of the French, but the Belgian re- port made subsequently, asserts that possession of the town was won for a greatly ill the assault by Bel- artillery. on the western side of the Canal, has been a bone of con- having changed hands four times in the course of the present light. Its importance is due to the lad that its possession would give the Germans an important hold oil that side of the canal and would compel the allies to readjust their line. Fighting on Arouses I That the lighting along the Is causing anxiety in England is by the demand of the press this morning the government expedite the sending of a new army to France, A strong German offensive is under way also t St. Thus the two points when- the German offensive ceased before and at SI have been chosen for resumption of activities in the spring. It remains to be seer, ever, whether these points have been selected as feints while the main on- is made elsewhere. The eastern front is receiving attention. Official reports merely speak detached actions in the Take Offensive. London, April following report from Field Marshal Sir John French, commander of the British forces at the front, under todays date, was given out here today all German northeast of Ypres wine repulsed, in the afternoon our troops took the of- and made progress near Julian and to the west of that place French co-operated on our left, and further to the north they re- took German Losses the course of yesterday's light- our artillery took full advantage several opportunities for Inflicting severe casualties on the enemy. remainder of the front there la nothing report. In addition to destruction Junction mentioned In the communique last night, our airmen yesterday bombard- ed successfully stations and at the following Lange and Scum German . Paris. April Wounded soldiers from the speak with scorn of the Herman asphyxiating bombs famous bombs killed no said one just put to mined himself Bleep those who breathed the fumes Then the Germans came up and kill id the sleepers. help we by smashing Basing their opinions on of the fumes, chemists bombs can do little harm in the open air require so ninny favor- able conditions us to make their sue- rest limited Report On Carter Will k Submitted Tomorrow Peking, April With the new draft of the Japanese demands on China In the hands of the Chinese foreign minister interest is groused In the nature of the modifications Japan has made ill the original document President Kai and his ad- visors have examined the demands as amended, but no decision has been readied and they likely to be the subject of further discussions. Group one and group four of the original demands have not been alter- ed from the form to which the Chi- government already has agreed Croup one relates to Tung Pro- and group four relates to leas- lo a third power any island, port or harbor along the China coast. The group dealing with South Manchuria, to six articles, of which China also has agreed, remains changed. The second article of group three hearing on property rights and interest of the h Ping Company is eliminated, hut the first article of that group is made stronger from the Japanese view point by requiring China shall prompt- compel shareholders of the Ping Company to accept the of a joint company, which shall include the two nations. Group File The new entirely re-con- group five in a manner Which the Chinese representatives declare is more menacing, because say the amendments are based on state- which Chang tin Chinese foreign minister, made in the conference with the Japanese minis and and which is alleged the Japanese are attempting to designate as pledges from China. Further it is declared that the Chinese foreign minister permitted himself to be drawn into a discussion of these demands which Kai had instructed him to to discuss. five comprises seven articles relating to the employment by the Chinese government of Japanese as advisers in political, financial and military supervision of tin Chinese the right of ownership of land or the building of ships, churches and chase of munitions Of war from various railway and mining rights, well as the right by the to Buddhism In China April Legislative investigating com- spent another day yesterday struggling with the mass of evidence crammed into the hearing the ease. Although the committee bad intend ed holding night sessions until the whole matter was ended and th. port mads out, this plan was abandoned on account of lack Of evidence prepared After nearly two days spent tin lamination, members of the commit lee last night still maintained a silence regarding the probable findings in the case, it was. how- v.-i stated that it is hardly likely now that any decision will be reached Thursday. It was at first thought possible that the committee would be ready to make a report by Tuesday or Wednesday of this week. One thing is certain, the committee it-sell is anxious to complete the work as- signed to it and during the hearing and in the make-up of the report have Indicated their desire to do the work thoroughly but quickly. Whether th- decision hi for Judge Carter or against him, is argued, the question of lime is an important factor Interest In the case itself has since the falling down of the immorality charges. The rumors of Immorality when the h. gnu Its setting continued until there was on the stand Mrs. J. M. the matronly and Grandmother- of the hotel at Clinton, who had been mentioned frequently in the case Her testimony was regarded among the strongest for the of Judge Carter. At any rate, from that time the Immorality charge- became so weakened that when tin counsel for Judge Carter asked it the committee desired any argument in the refutation of these charges, the committee indicated Its opinion that little weight should be given them. This left the fighting ground of the investigation limited largely to tin New Incident. From the first, Solicitor made n plain that be would have nothing do with the immorality phase of the charges and for himself desired mainly that his own conduct and Character vindicated by the out of and the en tries mads against him In the Craven court he was adjudged in contempt Japanese With reference to article one of group five, Japan requires note from China declaring when any Important crisis arises China shall ask Japan m Japan peculiar wording is tin- undertaking to which, the state Lu Cheng com- in article two of group five Japan now requires the right either lo rent Ii lands. The Chine express being far from oh . i, i ii to Buddhism, would have effect of entire try to Japanese Individually, as us under It's easy to save money when yon have acquired lbs habit We blip on get the habit shares in our Series between now and May 1st. Building A Loan 4-17 AMI HIT t STILL IN Panic- Bring Legal Kinston, April a wall known mill man East Bridge street, was the victim of a Incident here and Ins young wile an establishment mi Queen street conducted by Mrs M. L. Braswell, and without purchase anything. After their Mrs. Braswell policeman their home to demand they r, turn which she claimed was II shocked and his wife i- i from Incident which unnerved her. They Insisted upon th I officer searching the house, and after ward with lo Mrs. Bras establishment. According t. when they Mrs Braswell announced . had discovered hat In the place, offend no word of apology. M conferred with lawyers and Is said to he Annie three group five, relating police administration, has hen withdrawn, Japan now requires the appointment of and also chine-.- for hind In i in. In- ides in which Hi Japanese, Ilka other foreigners against. Mrs. Braswell, who is everywhere privileged prominent , .,.,. .,.

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