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IS THE <lb/>
HEART OF EASTERN <lb/>
TOUTS CAROLINA. IT BAS <lb/>
A POPULATION OP POUR <lb/>
THOUSAND, ONE <lb/>
ONE. AND IS SUB- <lb/>
ROUNDED BEST <lb/>
FARMING COUNTRY. <lb/>
INDUSTRIES OP ALL <lb/>
KINDS ARE INVITED TO <lb/>
LOCATE HERE FOR WE <lb/>
BA WE EVERYTHING TO <lb/>
OFFER IN THE WAY OF <lb/>
LABOR, CAPITAL AND <lb/>
TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. <lb/>
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE <lb/>
rOB A N D NEWSPAPER <lb/>
PLANT. <lb/>
WE HAVE A <lb/>
OF TWELVE HUN- <lb/>
AMONG THE BEST <lb/>
PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN <lb/>
PART OP NORTH CARO- <lb/>
LINA AND INVITE THOSE <lb/>
WHO WISH TO GET BET- <lb/>
ACQUAINTED WITH <lb/>
GOOD PEOPLE IN <lb/>
i BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE <lb/>
i FEW INCHES SPACE AND <lb/>
TELL THEM WHAT YOU <lb/>
TO BRING TO THEIR <lb/>
ATTENTION. <lb/>
OUR ADVERTISING <lb/>
ARE LOW AND CAN <lb/>
BE HAD UPON<lb/>
If <lb/>
i H. C, FRIDAY , MIS. <lb/>
M i <lb/>
Discuss Mexican <lb/>
Situation Today <lb/>
In Washington <lb/>
Proposals ill Be Made To <lb/>
The Six Latin America <lb/>
Countries That Have Ask- <lb/>
ed For Cooperation <lb/>
A U T STRUCK BY THREE MEN BUY <lb/>
Washington, Aug. -V Plans for to- <lb/>
days conference on the i prob- <lb/>
were completed after Secretary <lb/>
Lansing bad talked to <lb/>
son at N. over the <lb/>
Proposals to be made to the <lb/>
six diplomats whose <lb/>
governments have authorized them to <lb/>
co-operate with the States to <lb/>
end Mexico's civil war were <lb/>
hut Secretary Lansing maintained <lb/>
as to the program outlined. <lb/>
Mr. Lansing conferred with Paul <lb/>
Fuller, one the president's <lb/>
advisers on affairs, <lb/>
recently talked personally with all of <lb/>
the faction leaders in Mexico. Mr. I <lb/>
Fuller will participate in the confer- j <lb/>
once. <lb/>
Unusual activity in the war and <lb/>
navy departments were evident today <lb/>
and an order from General Scott, <lb/>
of directing a battery of the <lb/>
artillery to proceed <lb/>
sill. Oklahoma, to El Paso, Texas, <lb/>
aroused considerable surprise. <lb/>
officials said tin- action was <lb/>
prompted by a desire lo have the <lb/>
can border well guarded. <lb/>
official information concerning <lb/>
reported bombardment of the <lb/>
Mexican border town of was <lb/>
received. had as <lb/>
sured the state department be would <lb/>
not permit the attack and rials <lb/>
were a loss lo explain the reported <lb/>
action Hen. Callus, a com- <lb/>
manner. <lb/>
tun-Ion Ha- Authority. <lb/>
Gen. commanding all <lb/>
troops, has orders to reply to the <lb/>
lire if bullets fall in <lb/>
. an territory. <lb/>
Officials believe he would act <lb/>
promptly t protect American lives <lb/>
mid property, Army officers said a <lb/>
general assault on the Mexican town <lb/>
could not avoid endangering those on <lb/>
the American of the border. <lb/>
Although administration officials <lb/>
have given no hint of what is to fol- <lb/>
low tomorrow's conference, the army <lb/>
and navy have been preparing for any <lb/>
service they may be called upon to <lb/>
render. Secretary Lansing conferred <lb/>
yesterday with Secretary Daniels be- <lb/>
fore the latter's departure for Ashe- <lb/>
N. C. The purpose of <lb/>
was not disclosed. <lb/>
step be proposed <lb/>
row iii be the of a final <lb/>
appeal to leaders the fighting <lb/>
it Is believed refusal of any <lb/>
lead conference <lb/>
to be followed by an embargo <lb/>
against that faction, it will require <lb/>
military activity enforce such <lb/>
embargo, some officials believe i <lb/>
If actual Intervention Is <lb/>
plated. <lb/>
Thai the general plan the <lb/>
selection of a president for Mexico en- <lb/>
Germans Claim Now <lb/>
Violated Pledge <lb/>
Warning issued Thai More <lb/>
an He From <lb/>
Berlin, Aug. via London, a. <lb/>
warning that nothing can he ex- <lb/>
from is conveyed to <lb/>
the readers of the in an <lb/>
editorial this morning by Count <lb/>
His article, which <lb/>
is headed Falling Quota- <lb/>
summarizes the situation in the <lb/>
following <lb/>
friendly relations with <lb/>
mania made sacred by tradition and <lb/>
on the Herman side by firm confidence <lb/>
can hardly longer be considered as <lb/>
fount points out Ru- <lb/>
mania's refusal to permit exports of <lb/>
grain or to permit ammunition for the <lb/>
Turks to pass through its territory. <lb/>
although was permitted to <lb/>
to Siberia. He <lb/>
it had been hoped would <lb/>
fulfill its treaty obligations or <lb/>
at least an upright and well <lb/>
g neutrality, but that the con- <lb/>
came to pass. <lb/>
Rumania's neutrality became <lb/>
he asserts, with a tendency <lb/>
tn enter the conflict on . <lb/>
Germany's enemies. The Importance <lb/>
of Rumania's aid to Germany and <lb/>
key has been greatly lessened, how- <lb/>
ever, Count insists. B <lb/>
fore Russia's defeat <lb/>
would have been military factor in <lb/>
co-operation with the Muscovites. Is- <lb/>
sues. <lb/>
QUARTERLY OF <lb/>
Occupants <lb/>
kith Still Unconscious <lb/>
And Has Arm <lb/>
Broken <lb/>
STREET <lb/>
to the ill Get <lb/>
Aug. V- while at- <lb/>
tempting to cross the railroad track <lb/>
here late yesterday evening the car <lb/>
Mr. R, I. Smith was struck by A. C. L. <lb/>
northbound passenger train and the <lb/>
occupants of the car hurled about <lb/>
twenty feet. <lb/>
Mr. Smith was driving the car and <lb/>
was accompanied by his son Irvin end <lb/>
Mr. Gib Young Smith was <lb/>
thrown lo the side of the and <lb/>
rendered unconscious, and still re- <lb/>
mains so this morning. <lb/>
Mr. sustained a severe <lb/>
scalp wound and had hi- left arm <lb/>
broken, though his condition is not <lb/>
i precarious. <lb/>
Mr. K. Smith, who was also <lb/>
thrown lo the side of the track by the <lb/>
force Of the train, sustained minor in- <lb/>
juries of mi importance. <lb/>
Young smith was considered in a <lb/>
very dangerous condition this Dom- <lb/>
and physicians entertained <lb/>
fears for his life. <lb/>
The train was just pulling away <lb/>
from the station and had not gained <lb/>
much headway when the car. which <lb/>
was coming from Bethel, attempted to <lb/>
in front of the train. Occupants <lb/>
of the car say that the engineer failed <lb/>
lo give the danger signal, however the <lb/>
engineer firmly asserts that he did and <lb/>
that he made all efforts possible to <lb/>
slop. <lb/>
Mr, Clement Washington Ons <lb/>
Purchasers-- Humored <lb/>
Department Store Next <lb/>
Spring <lb/>
The building .- <lb/>
belonging to the National Bank <lb/>
and the Busy Bee and <lb/>
has been purchased by <lb/>
Messrs. Washington, this <lb/>
city, v. c. F. <lb/>
Kay, of Virginia. However these gen- <lb/>
can not gain possession of the <lb/>
building until next spring, when it is <lb/>
rumored that they will open up a de- <lb/>
store. <lb/>
The National Dank purchased this <lb/>
building some years ago and they had <lb/>
contemplated moving the bank into it, <lb/>
hut after securing the room in the new <lb/>
building at Five Points the plan was <lb/>
abandoned. <lb/>
Id a telephone conversation with <lb/>
Mr. Washington, one of the <lb/>
chasers, he was reluctant to give out <lb/>
anything definite about the depart- <lb/>
however he hinted that <lb/>
that might be the plan. Owing to the <lb/>
fad that possession will not be gamed <lb/>
until next spring, there is room for <lb/>
considerable speculation a- what <lb/>
business will be stalled in the build- <lb/>
But is generally understood <lb/>
that the department store will be a <lb/>
reality when these gentlemen gain <lb/>
session. <lb/>
On account of Greenville being such <lb/>
an ideal location tor a department <lb/>
store, and that the need here is <lb/>
for one. local citizens are hoping that <lb/>
one will he installed. <lb/>
City Of Warsaw <lb/>
Is Taken By <lb/>
Teuton Armies <lb/>
Three Weeks of Ham- <lb/>
mering Polish Capital Falls <lb/>
March <lb/>
Triumphantly In City <lb/>
In <lb/>
Io Americans; <lb/>
Declare Thai In I- n- <lb/>
and It Stopped. <lb/>
en Page I <lb/>
An Important and Interesting little <lb/>
magazine affecting Eastern North <lb/>
Carolina, and especially Greenville, is <lb/>
the quarterly just issued by com- <lb/>
of the Eastern Carolina Teach- <lb/>
Training School faculty. <lb/>
Tl e well n up and <lb/>
In addition to many i of de n In- <lb/>
regarding this splendid a <lb/>
i it tins a subject of yet greater <lb/>
in a full sketch of the <lb/>
death aid life of the late Ex-Gov. <lb/>
Thomas with en engraving <lb/>
Of Illustrious It <lb/>
contains a copy hit tout <lb/>
unusual win. <lb/>
Then are lies  <lb/>
of deep Interest <lb/>
unknown, or partially <lb/>
known. <lb/>
i . . e tn M <lb/>
as a constant lesion In <lb/>
ion. <lb/>
Francisco, Aug. <lb/>
i the traffic in arms <lb/>
and with England, <lb/>
criticism of ii government's attitude <lb/>
Germany were expressed to- <lb/>
day hi resolutions unanimously adopt- <lb/>
ed by the National <lb/>
Alliance. <lb/>
The resolutions the loyally <lb/>
. l an- be steadfast <lb/>
but deplore that our govern- <lb/>
mi . i, on pan of England <lb/>
permitted violations of In- <lb/>
law interference with <lb/>
commerce to the detriment of Ann <lb/>
, an and has on the part <lb/>
i country, Mexico, supinely <lb/>
the destruction American life <lb/>
and In the case <lb/>
i, . it quickly assumed a threat- <lb/>
and altitude <lb/>
Russian State Bank <lb/>
Removed from Riga <lb/>
liter the Hank I- <lb/>
Noted l Near <lb/>
m in York <lb/>
, , ,, i, ,.,,,., ii ii ll <lb/>
that ll New Yorkers <lb/>
. for food <lb/>
Riga, Aug. i. I and <lb/>
P e tO <lb/>
orders for the , ; <lb/>
institutions, the Bank already <lb/>
has been transferred from Riga to <lb/>
to the SOUth COW, The <lb/>
other banks are being removed and <lb/>
tie educational Institutions are being <lb/>
mainly transferred to <lb/>
miles northeast Riga, <lb/>
Owing to the exodus of the shipping, <lb/>
agencies are overworked and are re- <lb/>
fusing further tor the shipment <lb/>
of household go. .-. <lb/>
The of from <lb/>
the city has . n-ed an emergency <lb/>
which the Ian government is <lb/>
meeting by establishing temporary em- <lb/>
,. here in Interior <lb/>
plat <lb/>
Riga is the -eat of the <lb/>
of Baltic provinces. It is <lb/>
the capital of province of <lb/>
situated i n river about <lb/>
miles above its mouth in the Gulf <lb/>
it Riga miles of <lb/>
Pi <lb/>
Wilson Watches <lb/>
The Haitian Situation <lb/>
Haiti Ml <lb/>
Wilson at Summer Home. <lb/>
Washington, Aug. ;. President <lb/>
Wilson is keeping close watch on the <lb/>
situation In Haiti. All advices from <lb/>
the island relating to there <lb/>
are forwarded lo the summer while <lb/>
house as rapidly as received. <lb/>
Secretary Lansing spends several <lb/>
hours each day in conference with <lb/>
Americana familiar with Han;. No <lb/>
political sups have been determined <lb/>
upon this government, however, <lb/>
aim probably none will he planned <lb/>
until some form of government has <lb/>
been established with which the <lb/>
may negotiate, Advices from <lb/>
Rear Admiral <lb/>
that lb- peace commission dis- <lb/>
patched from Tort Au Prime to <lb/>
to persuade revolutionists <lb/>
to disarm did not succeed. Although <lb/>
General Hint, the government com- <lb/>
is reported to have resigned <lb/>
his command, and some of his <lb/>
disarmed, the revolutionary forces <lb/>
under General are said have <lb/>
rejected the proposals. Hint It re- <lb/>
ported to have agreed to head a move- <lb/>
for tin of a com- <lb/>
mission to manage civil affairs of the <lb/>
pending lion <lb/>
With the arrival of the battleship <lb/>
i i ill I'm t An i <lb/>
ha- a maximum <lb/>
e of men available <lb/>
Five hundred marine- from tin Pot <lb/>
wen landed after tin <lb/>
Ship's arrival <lb/>
lilt. II If VI N <lb/>
III <lb/>
All;<lb/>
Norfolk, The storm warn- <lb/>
displayed yesterday for coast <lb/>
from Delaware Breakwater in Boston <lb/>
overlooked Norfolk, but tin did <lb/>
not High winds were evidence <lb/>
In the and by p. ill. they <lb/>
re blowing a gale, while rain fell <lb/>
fur a while heavily. <lb/>
The official statement of <lb/>
between p. in. and a. m was <lb/>
two-tenth an Inch, inn nearly -n <lb/>
much as pedestrians estimated, <lb/>
doubtless those who were on the <lb/>
streets about o'clock thought ail <lb/>
fell about that time Between <lb/>
n a. m. there was a second downpour <lb/>
which, accompanied by high winds. <lb/>
t laved havoc In homes where windows <lb/>
were left pone The rain seemed to <lb/>
down front every due <lb/>
the variable winds. <lb/>
v . i fell a victim i I the <lb/>
and marched <lb/>
Into the Polish city. <lb/>
For past few days Warsaw has <lb/>
been nil lie Verge . I <lb/>
had n that It would fall . <lb/>
j sooner <lb/>
paring yesterday lo tin i and <lb/>
ad up all hi it <lb/>
from the hammering that tin <lb/>
wen administering. <lb/>
Warsaw is the capital . <lb/>
I I V II I i. I the <lb/>
German e early I the <lb/>
Ii wan <lb/>
Von -1., <lb/>
aide successes. <lb/>
The effect fall Warsaw <lb/>
I fell by Hid, <lb/>
net bast. British. <lb/>
TO HI ll II <lb/>
Owing tin- numerous, unavoidable <lb/>
made in a d our <lb/>
; matter g soft <lb/>
drink etc., he <lb/>
,. it he log article <lb/>
. in go Into en and after <lb/>
. . drinks. <lb/>
n. , reams, . <lb/>
hi w gum, etc, <lb/>
desire state to our customers <lb/>
and friends, in making this announce- <lb/>
that our purpose is not pro- <lb/>
OUr interest alone, but your as <lb/>
well. We often tear that, in the rush <lb/>
business, we charge these articles <lb/>
to the wrong customers; many limes <lb/>
tiny are charged to no one. thereby <lb/>
causing us much waste and . <lb/>
We further to state that we <lb/>
have cause to complain of credits <lb/>
hi extended; no loss mini <lb/>
deuce in our customers and friends, <lb/>
but. having the assurance that the sys- <lb/>
herein suggested will be to the <lb/>
Interest f our friends as well as lo <lb/>
our own beg lo advise <lb/>
adopted this system. <lb/>
hi US, saves <lb/>
Yours for business, <lb/>
Coward-Woolen Co. <lb/>
Co, <lb/>
Warren Drug Co. <lb/>
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Bani <lb/>
PAGE TWO <lb/>
THE CAROLINA HOME <lb/>
FARM and EASTERN <lb/>
REFLECTOR <lb/>
Published<lb/>
D WHICHARD. <lb/>
SOUTH CAROLINA. <lb/>
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All card of and resolution, <lb/>
J will be Mr at <lb/>
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advertising <lb/>
ha it three <lb/>
nil He <lb/>
Entered a matter <lb/>
at the post <lb/>
North <lb/>
act el March L <lb/>
Friday A. p 1915<lb/>
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up with<lb/>
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h outlook i- bad to tn<lb/>
ll, <lb/>
I State from <lb/>
mow crop in l <lb/>
enemies situated <lb/>
taking in --t <lb/>
inn to dangerous <lb/>
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earth <lb/>
Gems may led light. <lb/>
inn what Is diamond flash <lb/>
in an and <lb/>
Flow, i- smile I <lb/>
lug about i l <lb/>
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the <lb/>
n n in-<lb/>
in l t one <lb/>
up <lb/>
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Hie f North <lb/>
Professional Cards <lb/>
M. M. ll- <lb/>
to <lb/>
Ear, and Throat <lb/>
and <lb/>
Pitting <lb/>
it ii Dr. ii. I. <lb/>
n. Monday. <lb/>
Homo i N f- <lb/>
thronged the <lb/>
. band bags <lb/>
middle day. i I i <lb/>
thinned and I <lb/>
lo i I I <lb/>
m vi <lb/>
fill <lb/>
II i . ex <lb/>
even ran I led strike <lb/>
Potter Johnson <lb/>
men roted enforce de- <lb/>
. free <lb/>
agree lo <lb/>
SI, <lb/>
lo all <lb/>
term begin <lb/>
ii k. <lb/>
Ii. , in all Hie <lb/>
,. in Woolen Building on Third <lb/>
fronting <lb/>
I I <lb/>
III I MM I I<lb/>
I person <lb/>
i. . <lb/>
. . man <lb/>
Will In <lb/>
Ii will . on <lb/>
Blue Si- overalls If takes woman <lb/>
. mi get <lb/>
There is absolutely no use <lb/>
to <lb/>
which and girls <lb/>
tin <lb/>
to the town would then have a <lb/>
place for and recreation <lb/>
be <lb/>
here and some man will <lb/>
burl before he can <lb/>
be taken to a hospital. Build <lb/>
b here and in- in the safe <lb/>
aide <lb/>
. hi the Very Last. <lb/>
Head line Now In <lb/>
those lion Why <lb/>
ii. . i tin reason the Ger- <lb/>
mans and let them have Warsaw be <lb/>
fore r <lb/>
It <lb/>
up<lb/>
,. yourself <lb/>
R back, at you. <lb/>
ii . i I urn. yes <lb/>
absolutely f- <lb/>
On pi lo fail to grow i id <lb/>
mil I he a size <lb/>
Is room in <lb/>
new <lb/>
pencil here ill add <lb/>
tin town <lb/>
now ii <lb/>
thousand five and <lb/>
population doubled <lb/>
could justly call herself a i <lb/>
Speaking the and de <lb/>
Greenville is making <lb/>
the News and Observer <lb/>
u one the towns <lb/>
the state which Is making <lb/>
progress, showing enterprise and <lb/>
hustle, Among the latest things Is the <lb/>
improvement Its Are-lighting service <lb/>
by the addition of a motor-driven Uri <lb/>
engine. The future looks good for <lb/>
The time the year is now ripe for <lb/>
the Business Men's Association here <lb/>
; busy in an secure <lb/>
, locate here is <lb/>
i a time for Idleness, hut is a <lb/>
work A lime when the must work <lb/>
l- done counts more Green <lb/>
ville. The Greensboro chamber <lb/>
la doing work city. <lb/>
is helping in build up Greensboro. <lb/>
and we busy here build <lb/>
up Greenville. <lb/>
Greenville can lie made the <lb/>
of Carolina with a <lb/>
little extra on our part <lb/>
a this town is <lb/>
the is will take, Have <lb/>
you belief Do you ran to see <lb/>
Greenville go forward to her <lb/>
gel busy.<lb/>
the prerogative man II Is n <lb/>
which love wears, and cheerfulness <lb/>
and Joy I n i II l -1 W <lb/>
the w the <lb/>
heart signifies at home and <lb/>
A face in smile Is <lb/>
n bud can blossom, and <lb/>
P , . Is day, and <lb/>
ind l i mile <lb/>
hovers gently <lb/>
n . than <lb/>
The person that goes around a <lb/>
gets but <lb/>
Smiling Is habit, i I <lb/>
Gel Into <lb/>
e habit and you will <lb/>
on of h your life will feel <lb/>
. worth <lb/>
. for and she <lb/>
. will he called tomorrow . <lb/>
union <lb/>
plant ma <lb/>
,,, So <lb/>
; u ten on men <lb/>
Pi <lb/>
will sup ii <lb/>
temporarily. <lb/>
I I I <lb/>
SI. A <lb/>
Odd <lb/>
., at Washington mi- <lb/>
began there i <lb/>
. re delegates who <lb/>
this morning. <lb/>
. from nearby in <lb/>
surrounding Greenville <lb/>
kn elaborate program has <lb/>
pared by the Washington lodge, and <lb/>
,,, odd are expecting to have <lb/>
a good time there all this week <lb/>
lime i Is <lb/>
being grasped by such a wave of pros- <lb/>
as ii has never before <lb/>
the Greenville Reflector Prob <lb/>
was getting In <lb/>
of Its work mi us other day when <lb/>
v., won vii dollars In a crap game. <lb/>
Washington News <lb/>
FROM Till <lb/>
IND MAI GREAT. <lb/>
. Much. <lb/>
, Henderson Gold i <lb/>
The man takes his family to <lb/>
, on Sunday morning In an <lb/>
and has a on the <lb/>
way by h he Is detained half <lb/>
or is hardly In a worshipful <lb/>
frame when be arrives <lb/>
takes his pin. in pew <lb/>
i , . to be en <lb/>
, . . i with plan to alleviate <lb/>
glum to a <lb/>
might keep a little <lb/>
,,, relieve the situation In <lb/>
Philadelphia winter. II <lb/>
would a grander exploit If he <lb/>
would <lb/>
i in <lb/>
i ii in the government <lb/>
mate ii cotton crop year ii <lb/>
twenty-live per smaller than II <lb/>
was year, From far cotton <lb/>
should sell a higher than II <lb/>
did but, there is <lb/>
European war to take Into considers <lb/>
There la already a urge amount <lb/>
of cotton remains stored ow <lb/>
from lust year's crop has <lb/>
found a marital <lb/>
ii cotton as raised lust <lb/>
your could be sold now the chancel <lb/>
arc would gel a <lb/>
good price tor <lb/>
Hut with the war us <lb/>
in the fan and no m atop <lb/>
l REAl <lb/>
U, virtue a power of con- <lb/>
.,, m a mortgage executed <lb/>
I by Vance Belcher to W. <lb/>
Jr. dated 13th day <lb/>
as appears of record In the <lb/>
register's office in county. In Book <lb/>
n page the undersigned <lb/>
; mi Monday, 8th day of <lb/>
;. m o'clock noon, ex- <lb/>
. , sale before court- <lb/>
high <lb/>
, -i bidder for the following <lb/>
or parcel if laud, to wit <lb/>
Lying being in of <lb/>
situated mi George and <lb/>
streets, mid being sub-divided <lb/>
into as by plat <lb/>
of land by the Atlantic <lb/>
Realty Company, each of said lots <lb/>
being feet from and feel <lb/>
This sale will he made the <lb/>
terms Of said dated <lb/>
above referred to. <lb/>
This day Of Inly. <lb/>
w. ii <lb/>
Harding Pierce. <lb/>
other <lb/>
R. <lb/>
NOTICE l <lb/>
Having qualified as <lb/>
of the estate of John Shivers, <lb/>
the county of Pitt, North Carolina. <lb/>
this is t. notify an persons having <lb/>
claims I said estate to <lb/>
sent them said administrator <lb/>
on before July or this <lb/>
will be plead in bar of their re <lb/>
All persons Ind the said <lb/>
please make <lb/>
settlement. <lb/>
July 1915 <lb/>
K. C, <lb/>
Administrator <lb/>
Harding and Pierce. Attorneys. <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
yearly meeting Cross <lb/>
ha- been changed from third <lb/>
Sunday to the fourth In Au- <lb/>
gust a hearty to all <lb/>
C, HARRIS, <lb/>
Clerk. <lb/>
I.<lb/>
Hay II <lb/>
H. M. <lb/>
i at <lb/>
Land Drainage Cases a Specialty. <lb/>
in office formerly occupied by <lb/>
p. O. James and Son. <lb/>
. EVERETT. <lb/>
at I-an. <lb/>
National Bank Building, <lb/>
Avenue. <lb/>
ART STUDIO, <lb/>
Corner Fourth and Evans Streets. <lb/>
Made It Bay and Night <lb/>
S, us your <lb/>
KODAK WORK. <lb/>
Fourth near Store <lb/>
HI N. <lb/>
and Law, <lb/>
We Want Opportunity <lb/>
to submit our prices and goods to you. <lb/>
M. <lb/>
Still With <lb/>
The Mutual I lie Insurance <lb/>
of Ne York. <lb/>
It is <lb/>
In n a ma <lb/>
a I ago, <lb/>
from the i the town for <lb/>
innate enough have a hospital the <lb/>
the man was saved, u that <lb/>
bad happened here In <lb/>
mills man's folks <lb/>
would shedding tears and he would <lb/>
mil there In Cherry Hill <lb/>
Cemetery. <lb/>
The need for a hospital hi re It <lb/>
urgent, n can in- neglected much <lb/>
longer, and one wonders If ii is <lb/>
in lake a gruesome lesson make <lb/>
people Greenville see the need <lb/>
of a hospital. We believe, r, <lb/>
the majority of the people j <lb/>
see the need, and they <lb/>
II the of folly <lb/>
wail. <lb/>
ii is going lake funds to build <lb/>
mid equip a hospital here, hut <lb/>
Greenville and i the fund <lb/>
in inert tin expenses Are wt poor <lb/>
-I- ii measly amount as it would <lb/>
lake to build and i quip a hospital here <lb/>
be found In county <lb/>
Barely II <lb/>
Tin- ti. Is ripe begin pars <lb/>
for calling let to i <lb/>
for hospital, n i will <lb/>
Our T. <lb/>
News. i <lb/>
the of imagination <lb/>
see the papers calling their <lb/>
feminine residents <lb/>
Glorious Charm- <lb/>
and such <lb/>
us.- then the poor have <lb/>
in seen Kin-inn's Queens, <lb/>
Vic Had One. <lb/>
i Mount Telegram. I <lb/>
m In the family <lb/>
hot, tired, mad, out-of-sorts sort of <lb/>
tomorrow we to- <lb/>
morrow afternoon between I and <lb/>
o'clock you lake the whole kitten ca- <lb/>
them Brat well Park gel <lb/>
., bench, and if one bench hold <lb/>
them. half s dozen, pull them over <lb/>
i , cool spot, family down and <lb/>
enjoy the It's all free, and the <lb/>
nine's i- Worth while. The <lb/>
i be better happier ill <lb/>
ii as result. Tr <lb/>
comes from one has. <lb/>
a CONFESSION <lb/>
Hope Her Statement, Made Public, <lb/>
will Help Other Women. <lb/>
We carry only the best mid believe <lb/>
we can show you it will be to your in- <lb/>
give us your order. <lb/>
tall at our office or advise us by let- <lb/>
or phone, one of our salesmen <lb/>
Will sec you. <lb/>
Our are as low as is con- <lb/>
with good workmanship. <lb/>
Does Marble And Granite Works <lb/>
Office <lb/>
Residence Phone 448-J. <lb/>
II. C. <lb/>
lit <lb/>
Office N. <lb/>
DR. ANNIE <lb/>
Office hi the National Bank Building, <lb/>
Dickerson Avenue. <lb/>
Office hours in to and <lb/>
HARRY SKINNER. <lb/>
lain. <lb/>
North <lb/>
nil. FITZGERALD, <lb/>
Rooms 200-2, Second Floor National <lb/>
Hank Building, <lb/>
N. Phone<lb/>
THEATER. <lb/>
Constantinople, Aug I A German <lb/>
theater has been opened here, <lb/>
fair be is popular us any Turk- <lb/>
house a cast of Turkish actors. <lb/>
under German leadership, is engaged <lb/>
in mastering and presenting <lb/>
well as a number of <lb/>
comedies, in Turkish language, <lb/>
Parts <lb/>
and as well <lb/>
n, mi excellent translation of <lb/>
successfully <lb/>
thus far Heretofore mod <lb/>
em Turkish Homers have presented <lb/>
almost exclusively French drama, <lb/>
.-mall The great tide of <lb/>
feeling m <lb/>
i H, .-in i- materially the new <lb/>
v. <lb/>
must sari <lb/>
Mrs. Mae of this place, <lb/>
the woman's tonic, has done m <lb/>
I deal of good. <lb/>
Before I commenced using I <lb/>
would spit up everything I ate. I had l <lb/>
Bred, sleepy all the time, and <lb/>
I could hardly drag around, <lb/>
would have severe headaches con- <lb/>
Since taking I have <lb/>
quit spitting up what I eat. <lb/>
teems to digest all right, and I <lb/>
pounds in <lb/>
II you are a victim of any of the <lb/>
ilia so common to your sex, it ii <lb/>
wrong to <lb/>
For hall a century, has been re- <lb/>
just such ills, as is proven by the <lb/>
thousands letters, similar to the above, <lb/>
which pour into our office, year by year. <lb/>
is because it Is com- <lb/>
posed ingredients which act specifically <lb/>
on the womanly constitution, and helps <lb/>
build the weakened organs back to health <lb/>
and strength. <lb/>
has helped others, and will help <lb/>
you, too. Get a bottle today. You <lb/>
regret it. Your druggist sells u. <lb/>
b U- <lb/>
-limy lo. In- j <lb/>
on your ca and M ti. How <lb/>
ft <lb/>
IS <lb/>
We grow them. Roses. Violets. Val- <lb/>
lilies and Carnations a specialty <lb/>
Wedding and funeral flowers <lb/>
ed to the latest artistic styles. <lb/>
and plants <lb/>
ready now. <lb/>
POT PLANTS <lb/>
Ferns. Palms and many other nice <lb/>
plants for the house. <lb/>
Price List <lb/>
lo our <lb/>
Hose <lb/>
Shrubberies Hedge Plants. Evergreen <lb/>
and Shade Trees <lb/>
, LOWERS FOR A OCCASION <lb/>
Mail, telegraph and telephone order <lb/>
promptly by J. I. <lb/>
and CO, Raleigh. N. <lb/>
Whit I., Agent. <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
inn Ailments. <lb/>
Thousands of hay and i <lb/>
who arc able to go to the <lb/>
mountains relief in Foley's Honey <lb/>
Tar Compound. allays the In- <lb/>
heals raw and <lb/>
rasping bronchial tubes and helps to <lb/>
overcome difficulty in breathing, and <lb/>
makes sound, refreshing sleep <lb/>
Bible Sold every when- Adv. <lb/>
Southern <lb/>
Railway <lb/>
Premier Carrier of The South <lb/>
Low Round Trip Summer Tour- <lb/>
Tickets Now on Sale to <lb/>
The Land of The <lb/>
Waynesville, <lb/>
way, Brevard, <lb/>
Hot Springs and all Other Wet- <lb/>
tern North Carolina Points <lb/>
Spend your vacation in the cool <lb/>
mountains of Western North Carolina. <lb/>
and Sunday Excursion <lb/>
round trip tickets on to <lb/>
Black Mountain, lit Airy. <lb/>
City. Wilmington and various other <lb/>
mountain seashore resorts. <lb/>
For illustrated booklets, complete <lb/>
detailed information, ask your agent, <lb/>
or communicate with <lb/>
O. F. YORK, <lb/>
Traveling Passenger Agent <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
The North Carolina <lb/>
SI OF AGRICULTURE <lb/>
MECHANIC ARTS<lb/>
Northbound. Southbound <lb/>
No. is a. in No, ill p. m, <lb/>
No. 7- p. in No -Vi p. in. <lb/>
Norfolk Southern. <lb/>
W. <lb/>
No. t a in No. I p. m. <lb/>
No a m. No, IT a. m. <lb/>
No. IS p. in. No p. m <lb/>
Young men seeking to equip them <lb/>
tor life in Agriculture <lb/>
and all Its allied branches; In t <lb/>
COLLEGE <lb/>
OF VIRGINIA<lb/>
M. D. Doom <lb/>
in.-. <lb/>
I w M, I-- , <lb/>
B. <lb/>
IS <lb/>
we'll rush our trouble man right <lb/>
How To c Quinine To Children. <lb/>
Improve, Ilia a Syrup, <lb/>
ant lo lake and stomach. <lb/>
never know It la Quinine <lb/>
adapted to who cannot <lb/>
lake ordinary Doe Dot nor <lb/>
cause ring In head. Try <lb/>
Electrical and Mechanical when something like this hap- <lb/>
Chemistry and In Tex-1 ,,,,., in home. If your plumbing <lb/>
tile Industry, and in Agricultural <lb/>
win lad n, <lb/>
for those chosen careers at the State's, i <lb/>
Industrial College . This College tits <lb/>
for Hie. Facility for i, defective, antiquated, unsanitary or <lb/>
year of men. students, build-<lb/>
In each Count j ex- <lb/>
at each county on <lb/>
ll need On aloe any <lb/>
Auk tin original package. The <lb/>
in IS <lb/>
For write. <lb/>
II. OWEN, <lb/>
West Raleigh. V <lb/>
worn out, have us make necessary re- <lb/>
pair- or install a new system of <lb/>
MODERN <lb/>
a Specially. <lb/>
S. T. Hicks <lb/>
and II, <lb/>
i I <lb/>
PAGE THREE <lb/>
WE WISH Ta announce to out friends and that en <lb/>
August 15th. will to the building formerly occupied by <lb/>
the National Bank. We will welcome all lo our new home. <lb/>
Moseley Brothers. <lb/>
Dance Last Night Was <lb/>
Attended Large Crowd <lb/>
Mas Held In t <lb/>
aster the ft <lb/>
dam i- la-t night in the <lb/>
building was attended by a <lb/>
large crowd of town people besides Hi-t Hi.-. ti,. <lb/>
several out-of-town folks. The dance I <lb/>
hall, located on second floor of the <lb/>
Messrs. Francis and II. <lb/>
Shepherd returned from <lb/>
I i, View. <lb/>
Mis. o. Rucker yesterday <lb/>
at her borne Kinston. <lb/>
Hisses White and She <lb/>
burn returned yesterday afternoon <lb/>
a shun visit in Kinston <lb/>
Messrs. T ll Walker, J. D, <lb/>
and ll Norman went <lb/>
bis morning <lb/>
Spencer, Bethel, <lb/>
lulu last at homo of Mr. <lb/>
T Whichard. <lb/>
Miss Kathleen i- visiting in <lb/>
town <lb/>
Mr. s. who been quite <lb/>
k home mi avenue. <lb/>
h Improved. <lb/>
Mis- M Perkins left this morn- <lb/>
rot Morganton. <lb/>
Mr. A hot i. in <lb/>
South Carolina today. <lb/>
Mrs, F. -I Forbes and , tail <lb/>
lien Mr. and Mrs H I. Smith <lb/>
laughter. Mi.-.- Mary Smith, hare re- <lb/>
turned front Ocean View, <lb/>
mis r it Townsend, of Farmville. <lb/>
i- her parents, Mr. and Mi. <lb/>
i. Smith. <lb/>
Mrs Sallie I and two <lb/>
I -ell y e-1 II <lb/>
a visit several days in relatives <lb/>
PI Ville <lb/>
MRS IV. I. BERT YE <lb/>
INK. <lb/>
Yesterday evening Mis I,. Res <lb/>
delightfully entertained a friends <lb/>
in honor of visiting guests. Misses <lb/>
y and Jamie Hadley, of Mount <lb/>
Airy, and Mrs, G King, Wash <lb/>
after the arrived <lb/>
watermelon was served Tables were <lb/>
then arranged for rook. After three <lb/>
i played sandwiches were <lb/>
served lee cream and <lb/>
were on the menu. <lb/>
Prizes in form of beautiful hat <lb/>
wire given visiting young <lb/>
ladies, while other guests <lb/>
tome artistic pins. <lb/>
Lost <lb/>
and Later Hit.- Dies. <lb/>
iii k, ii. <lb/>
Hint building, presented unusual A. u . .,,,.,, <lb/>
vi. <lb/>
W lie <lb/>
cheap now farmers arc bringing <lb/>
in h loads a day. <lb/>
a number of <lb/>
people attended the dance here last <lb/>
night <lb/>
Tin- local telephone has <lb/>
i lied poles all along Evans <lb/>
street. The old ones were decayed <lb/>
and were danger of falling down. <lb/>
Over iii Halifax county they had <lb/>
a six-inch rain yesterday, while in tin- <lb/>
adjoining county of Martin crop are <lb/>
ring for lain <lb/>
Was Cured. <lb/>
r. A. k- Ti <lb/>
down with kidney <lb/>
trouble and rheumatism; a hack- <lb/>
in- all the was tired of <lb/>
living I took mid <lb/>
, Tl <lb/>
have written similar letters Foley <lb/>
Kidney are Ionic in i <lb/>
promptly. Sold everywhere Adv. <lb/>
WASHINGTON SEWS <lb/>
His ll It LAST SIGHT. <lb/>
. . . <lb/>
Carl the Washing- i <lb/>
ton Dally News, a visitor to <lb/>
Editor <lb/>
i-nine over lo s.-e friends <lb/>
dentally attend the dance given in the <lb/>
l in,, . building. Editor is be- <lb/>
coming endeared to Greenville and is <lb/>
making frequent this i <lb/>
aura, and at times there wen <lb/>
many as Fifteen couples dancing. <lb/>
The master that Mr <lb/>
lid singly In case S. <lb/>
a prominent <lb/>
i Ho- river from New <lb/>
In- secured, and who will a n <lb/>
dancing school here, exhibited all <lb/>
the latest among Hum Use <lb/>
much of to <lb/>
a girl about twelve years <lb/>
age, from Morehead City, ii--, <lb/>
partner, and displayed <lb/>
usual ability us a dancer for one <lb/>
young <lb/>
was the Ural of a -i of <lb/>
dances will be held in new <lb/>
hall within few weeks <lb/>
BALE <lb/>
on butt Friday Mr Parker's <lb/>
with twin boy <lb/>
day evening one the twins breathed <lb/>
its I.-I on Monday evening the <lb/>
passed away. <lb/>
Tuesday Ho- and dry <lb/>
goods store of Mr. Parker, situated in <lb/>
town Bridgeton, <lb/>
destroyed entailing a loss <lb/>
several thousand dollars with not a <lb/>
Insurance. <lb/>
I evening Mrs. Parker. <lb/>
Ill NEW COTTON RHINOS <lb/>
having never fully recovered from <lb/>
giving birth in two children, -1 <lb/>
Mobile. Aug. t their home o- <lb/>
bale Alabama cotton sold at Mrs Parker was buried hen today <lb/>
auction exchange I o'clock <lb/>
here at in cents a <lb/>
weighed pounds <lb/>
PAPERS <lb/>
Liter Ceases Trouble. <lb/>
The and dancer- <lb/>
weal In r an- doubled if the liver Is <lb/>
mill inactive, <lb/>
I Foley Tablets are prompt <lb/>
Aim. t. p. m. and effective in action <lb/>
comment the London afternoon without griping or pain, if you feel <lb/>
newspapers upon correspondence I lazy languid, bloated or overfull. <lb/>
between Ambassador Pace Foreign la Foley Cathartic Tablet will help <lb/>
Secretary sir Gray persons welcome the <lb/>
generally that America and other free feeling they bring Sold <lb/>
have a grievance, hut they insist, every where. Adv <lb/>
to n-e words of the <lb/>
OF <lb/>
Till. I <lb/>
Gazette, Britain has been <lb/>
compelled to modify some of the ac- <lb/>
because Germany ha de- <lb/>
broken <lb/>
The Westminster Gazette <lb/>
the moment we would do well in it t <lb/>
on a interpretation of <lb/>
f of <lb/>
Stale North Carolina. <lb/>
Department of State. <lb/>
To All to whom these pus 11-. <lb/>
Come <lb/>
appears lo my t e- <lb/>
lion, by duly authenticated record of <lb/>
international law neutrals have for the voluntary <lb/>
grievance upon which they arc entitled ,,,, <lb/>
Old Age. <lb/>
Overworked, weak or diseased <lb/>
s make one feel old before middle <lb/>
ace aches and pains. <lb/>
free perspiration of strong odor <lb/>
and other symptoms are warning <lb/>
kidneys need help Foley Kidney <lb/>
Pill- make the kidney.- and <lb/>
active. Sold everywhere Adv. <lb/>
STEAMER WITH CARGO <lb/>
OF IRON ON BEEFS. <lb/>
Hough ton, Mich. Aug The <lb/>
Harvey it bound <lb/>
from Ashland to South Chicago with <lb/>
Ions of iron ore. went on the <lb/>
reels near Portage Lake ship canal <lb/>
today in a heavy Tugs have been <lb/>
front lo release the <lb/>
The wind, which began to rise <lb/>
tonight, is directly on shore and <lb/>
officers of lie- an- alarmed <lb/>
for safety of the ship <lb/>
INVALID SOLDIERS <lb/>
IT WARFARE OF THEN HIS <lb/>
Budapest, Auk I A new form of <lb/>
entertainment provided for public <lb/>
i- a miniature in <lb/>
which a lull company of invalided sol- <lb/>
have built a series of trenches <lb/>
with underground shelters, decorated <lb/>
and furnished as they are the f roil I <lb/>
Every at o'clock <lb/>
enemy's trench is mined and blown <lb/>
up Thousands watch this operation <lb/>
daily. soldiers acting guides <lb/>
and explaining all details of the <lb/>
operations the Interested woman <lb/>
and <lb/>
i Auk i Investigation <lb/>
disaster was <lb/>
concluded by Ho- stale grand jury to- <lb/>
n was reported a number of <lb/>
Indictments may voted, The <lb/>
menu, la said, will charge man- <lb/>
slaughter, criminal and I <lb/>
conspiracy, <lb/>
The federal grand jury examined <lb/>
number of witnesses. Among those <lb/>
called were Captain Nils Nelson, <lb/>
inspector Cleveland, <lb/>
whose jurisdiction the <lb/>
was operated for years, and Captain <lb/>
I,. former master <lb/>
v easel <lb/>
Ml PRIM HIT <lb/>
SALOONS IKE I LOSER. <lb/>
Va., Aug, i An an- <lb/>
situation existed here <lb/>
day. Although no primary election <lb/>
was held, either In town or county, all <lb/>
the Harrisonburg saloons closed. In <lb/>
compliance with the stale law <lb/>
saloons in be closed on election <lb/>
day. <lb/>
For local reasons the democratic <lb/>
primary postponed by the county <lb/>
committee until September but to- <lb/>
day the saloon men decided lake no <lb/>
chances.<lb/>
FOR <lb/>
An interesting article about <lb/>
county will lie published in this paper <lb/>
Tuesday. The article will bi <lb/>
written by Mr W. ll Allen, of this <lb/>
place, who some c ii ii- contributed <lb/>
an article on Greenville <lb/>
hut this grievance arises <lb/>
in the main from the peculiar use Ger- <lb/>
many has chosen to make the sub- <lb/>
marine her win upon merchantmen, <lb/>
both and <lb/>
This same newspaper notes the <lb/>
of Hie American press on <lb/>
sinking of the British steamer Iberian. <lb/>
then says- German answer to <lb/>
the American note has been most <lb/>
has practical form of kill <lb/>
warning of American sea- <lb/>
men. Apparently If the American, <lb/>
press has its way no notice is lo he <lb/>
taken of this fact. This impression <lb/>
real feeling Of the Suites . <lb/>
this matter will he no more <lb/>
upon Germany than upon this <lb/>
rial Inn Order. <lb/>
Athens. Aug The Turkish <lb/>
authorities have ordered the <lb/>
lino Interior of all the <lb/>
women children In the city of <lb/>
on the of Asia Minor. <lb/>
number affected by the order is <lb/>
ii lo set my hand and affixed my Official <lb/>
at Raleigh, N. C. this 5th day of <lb/>
A D, 1915. <lb/>
against measure . <lb/>
J Bryan <lb/>
Secretary of State <lb/>
unanimous <lb/>
consent ail the stockholders <lb/>
in my office, that the Bank <lb/>
Greenville, a corporation of the State <lb/>
whose principal office is situ lied the <lb/>
town of Greenville, County of Put. <lb/>
State of North Carolina James L. Lit- <lb/>
being the agent herein and ill <lb/>
charge thereof, upon whom <lb/>
may be served I. has complied with the <lb/>
requirements of chapter <lb/>
of entitled <lb/>
lo the issuing of this , <lb/>
of Dissolution. <lb/>
Now, therefore, I. J Bryan Grimes <lb/>
Secretary of the State of North Caro- <lb/>
do hereby certify that the said <lb/>
corporation did, on the 6th <lb/>
Not 1314, tile in my office a duly ex- <lb/>
and attested consent in writ- <lb/>
iii to the dissolution of said <lb/>
Hon. executed by all the stockholders <lb/>
thereof, which said consent and the <lb/>
record of the proceedings aforesaid <lb/>
are now on tile in my said office as <lb/>
provided by law. <lb/>
In testimony whereof. I have here- <lb/>
Ill V IN <lb/>
REGION HI Rio Mill N l. <lb/>
Advices received from <lb/>
Mount indicate the rainfall in <lb/>
lieu lion of the ha bi an <lb/>
usually heavy for days. <lb/>
Especially in upper Nash has the rain <lb/>
been tell most <lb/>
Winterville High School <lb/>
a Sure- <lb/>
Shot for All Corns <lb/>
Use Two Drops and They Vanish. <lb/>
corn make you die with <lb/>
your hoots DO. when you try to Oil <lb/>
your to try to art away <lb/>
from your corn-, Way behind <lb/>
have not mod It's <lb/>
Winterville, N. C. <lb/>
The Tuesday. i. Literary <lb/>
Christian men nil <lb/>
haling had Location <lb/>
Expense <lb/>
new particulars, address <lb/>
Fa C. NYE, A. B. Principal <lb/>
Everybody Step on My <lb/>
end You'll <lb/>
Have No Coma lo Be Stepped On. <lb/>
of th <lb/>
way. it <lb/>
a follow really feel after used <lb/>
wives, <lb/>
toe- bandages, blood <lb/>
Dies, and <lb/>
when be uses lust drops of <lb/>
set's his corn Tin <lb/>
Is divine. Just try It. Von <lb/>
won't you put on your <lb/>
in <lb/>
.-111 corn, wart of bunion. <lb/>
I Mid by druggists every- <lb/>
b bottle, or out direct by E. <lb/>
If It Is <lb/>
Headstones <lb/>
Markers <lb/>
Monuments <lb/>
Let Me Sea You <lb/>
HENRY T. KING<lb/>
the ea. b retail buyer of a new Ford car <lb/>
between August and receive from U <lb/>
a of the Motor Company's <lb/>
Aaron can drive a simple construction. <lb/>
complex to learn in town or country, for <lb/>
or pleasure, cars serve everybody, for about two cent, a <lb/>
mile to and maintain. <lb/>
Runabout 1410; Touring Car Town Car Couplet <lb/>
f. o. b. with all <lb/>
On display and sale at <lb/>
Ford SupplY Company <lb/>
i , <lb/>
The Quickest and Most <lb/>
Permanent Way <lb/>
TO BREAK UP <lb/>
CHILLS and FEVERS <lb/>
IS BY <lb/>
M i ; with a Guarantee <lb/>
It upon th; in j mild way, and does not cause <lb/>
feeling so often the case with <lb/>
PRICE CENTS <lb/>
by Country Merchants throughout Pitt County and <lb/>
Drug <lb/>
Company, <lb/>
GREENVILLE. N. C. <lb/>
Get the Want Ad Habit- <lb/>
Reflector Pay <lb/>
WANT ADS <lb/>
A. a. roB ilk <lb/>
iron,, and liter <lb/>
Hotel ii-is- <lb/>
mil Nice peaches Mrs c. T. <lb/>
mil good road horses, <lb/>
cheap, or exchange for Kurd <lb/>
W. N <lb/>
7-12-1 <lb/>
HI IN <lb/>
III KM AN SI HUM . <lb/>
Aug The Belgian <lb/>
steamer 1,885 tons <lb/>
gross, sunk o <lb/>
submarine. men crew <lb/>
were landed. <lb/>
Lloyd's announces <lb/>
steamer picked up the con- <lb/>
the nine men. Including <lb/>
captain During the rescue a Ital <lb/>
stopped near i k <lb/>
pressed l. the men on the <lb/>
sin- picked up remaining thirteen <lb/>
the crew who were In <lb/>
another limit <lb/>
Deafness Cannot Be Cured <lb/>
by local ill, <lb/>
portion -a <lb/>
only on, way to<lb/>
i -in In. mu <lb/>
lining lie <lb/>
lulu m <lb/>
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nil to normal <lb/>
lion, <lb/>
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la MU on <lb/>
win Hundred Dollar, any <lb/>
he cured by <lb/>
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K j . Toledo. Ohio <lb/>
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lake out the Ashes, <lb/>
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system poison and waste <lb/>
in i that should removed from the <lb/>
kidneys, II the <lb/>
removed the Bra dies the <lb/>
ii Stops, Hie <lb/>
products o system Foley <lb/>
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wash- matter that rheumatism, <lb/>
pains, sore <lb/>
mu-., lea Bold re <lb/>
Two or three gentlemen <lb/>
tor furnished rooms, or with- <lb/>
out board Mrs. Spear -i <lb/>
SOUTHAMPTON <lb/>
COTTAGE <lb/>
5TH STREET WILLOUGHBY <lb/>
ADVANTAGES OF <lb/>
BOTH BAYS <lb/>
ROOM AND <lb/>
RATES REASONABLE <lb/>
MRS. J. W. YORK <lb/>
BOX 17- OCEAN VIEW, VA. <lb/>
n to <lb/>
Mrs. <lb/>
Mil It I. -8. M<lb/>
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HAS <lb/>
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floor, to <lb/>
II HINT <lb/>
Phone <lb/>
Oil <lb/>
Machine for lighting <lb/>
homes, T, <lb/>
KIM t MM III- <lb/>
in Hotel Modern con- <lb/>
in I. C <lb/>
I n <lb/>
ion ti <lb/>
for small restaurant, Big <lb/>
bargain. J. H. Calloway, Washington, <lb/>
N II A While <lb/>
TO SEE BETTER <lb/>
SEE BEST <lb/>
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EYES <lb/>
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glasses your are <lb/>
ii ill <lb/>
Broken Lease <lb/>
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use s. T. Hicks. <lb/>
j. <lb/>
AMI <lb/>
AMI <lb/>
MIRTH <lb/>
Children's I olds. <lb/>
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tune because ii weakens the item <lb/>
lays the sufferer open to attack <lb/>
from discuses Wet feel, sud- <lb/>
den in temperature and <lb/>
,, lone uncovered el <lb/>
many children's In summer. <lb/>
Foley's and Tar <lb/>
II I prompt relief Sold <lb/>
everywhere Adv <lb/>
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PAGE FOUR <lb/>
Officials Surprised New faction Up <lb/>
Mexican Affairs In Mexico low <lb/>
The can <lb/>
Banquet A Success <lb/>
Discuss Mexican Situation <lb/>
rut I i-.- <lb/>
Mil <lb/>
Id Villa <lb/>
in <lb/>
a.- begun before noon I <lb/>
ton <lb/>
i gum <lb/>
to be SO<lb/>
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Washington Aug ; <lb/>
has orders <lb/>
and shell the <lb/>
out of Hull i border <lb/>
lighting i <lb/>
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reuse attack on <lb/>
bad given assurances lit- bad Instruct- <lb/>
ed bis commander there ti <lb/>
the Villa garrison be <lb/>
agreement with <lb/>
endanger <lb/>
VIM U II <lb/>
in THE rOB. <lb/>
An unusually peculiar pea. <lb/>
handed the Reflector ibis morning <lb/>
being i en i b was <lb/>
found 1.1 have twin seed In It. <lb/>
a regular looking <lb/>
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ii In <lb/>
Ki Paso Tea Aug. <lb/>
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. Ochoa, military commander <lb/>
Grandee, i <lb/>
i Gun . who are n ported <lb/>
to head <lb/>
conception of new <lb/>
orders from Villa to proceed south <lb/>
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., the forces the <lb/>
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ask all ell <lb/>
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Join In appeal <lb/>
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only the blind c <lb/>
famous Bell <lb/>
You Need a Tonic <lb/>
There are times in every woman's life when she <lb/>
needs a tonic to help her over the hard places. <lb/>
When that time comes to you, you know what tonic <lb/>
to the woman's tonic. is com- <lb/>
posed of purely vegetable ingredients, which act <lb/>
gently, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organs, <lb/>
and helps build them back to strength and health. <lb/>
It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak, <lb/>
ailing women in its past half century of wonderful <lb/>
success, and it will do the same for you. <lb/>
You can't make a mistake in taking <lb/>
The Woman's Tonic <lb/>
Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. Alma, Ark., <lb/>
think is the greatest medicine on earth, <lb/>
for women. Before I began to take was <lb/>
so weak and nervous, and had such awful dizzy <lb/>
spells and a poor appetite. Now I feel as well and <lb/>
as strong as ever did, and can eat most anything. <lb/>
Begin taking today. Sold by all dealers. <lb/>
Has <lb/>
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ii <lb/>
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banquet. its name ii- ; <lb/>
v., keeping with movement to <lb/>
awaken Interest In enlarging trade be <lb/>
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as was ii <lb/>
planned and carried <lb/>
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a . and answer or demur <lb/>
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trim <lb/>
operation <lb/>
Latin Ami man <lb/>
Advices to u agency to <lb/>
said General com <lb/>
at baa <lb/>
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i I order to plunder ll <lb/>
can ranches <lb/>
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NOTICE <lb/>
J. C. WEBB <lb/>
The Photographer <lb/>
Is I'd <lb/>
R. M. <lb/>
as I he Ill <lb/>
ail can left Sta. <lb/>
Mil <lb/>
v. <lb/>
Whenever You Need a Tonic <lb/>
Take <lb/>
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless <lb/>
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a <lb/>
General Tonic because it the <lb/>
well known tonic QUININE <lb/>
It acts on the Liver, Drives <lb/>
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and <lb/>
up Whole System. cents. <lb/>
II, following schedule<lb/>
an- not <lb/>
nun <lb/>
a. Daily, <lb/>
Pullman gleaning Oat <lb/>
a. in. Plymouth, <lb/>
City and Norfolk. Par- <lb/>
lo <lb/>
all points s <lb/>
and <lb/>
., . ; Ii apt Sunday, for <lb/>
. . v. Rah <lb/>
and Pullman Steeping <lb/>
m is loath and <lb/>
West. <lb/>
Wilson Raleigh, for <lb/>
all pol <lb/>
i p in Daily, tor Raleigh and all <lb/>
and <lb/>
lam i I--,, i apply to J U <lb/>
Haas. II, Agent, N. <lb/>
l g. <lb/>
Gen. Pas. <lb/>
j. STACK. <lb/>
c;. i <lb/>
minister six <lb/>
brothers In i <lb/>
his wife baa tear <lb/>
ii army and Hi <lb/>
England. <lb/>
I. M. II. <lb/>
US I <lb/>
St., Main <lb/>
.; inn <lb/>
We Wish to buy Bushels of <lb/>
Shelled Corn <lb/>
HALL MOORE <lb/>
u, at, <lb/>
WALKING and RIDING <lb/>
CULTIVATORS <lb/>
MOWERS, RAKES AND REPAIRS <lb/>
is when we LOVE to <lb/>
ENJOY OUR <lb/>
The Summer Time <lb/>
ICE TEA <lb/>
I have in stock your CHOICE cl the BEST Black, Green <lb/>
and Mixed Tea in hall pound lira at Cent <lb/>
BLACK<lb/>
P k <lb/>
,. .; <lb/>
Japan <lb/>
i India <lb/>
URI EN . i<lb/>
. .<lb/>
a i <lb/>
a and <lb/>
. Initial <lb/>
S. M. SCHULTZ, d <lb/>
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR <lb/>
Last <lb/>
EXCURSION <lb/>
of the Season to <lb/>
HAVEN <lb/>
and Intermediate Stations to <lb/>
Morehead <lb/>
Via NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R. <lb/>
Sunday, Aug. 1915 <lb/>
Leave Greenville a. m. <lb/>
M. City Beaufort <lb/>
NOTICE <lb/>
i registration <lb/>
upon i i, Fifty <lb/>
Thousand <lb/>
Bonds by Falkland <lb/>
County. North Carolina. <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
Pitt county. <lb/>
Notice is hereby given that the <lb/>
of of Pitt <lb/>
in regular session assembled on <lb/>
day July 1915, It being the <lb/>
regular meeting the 1st Monday <lb/>
us, red an i lei <lb/>
i be held In Falkland township, Pitt <lb/>
County, North Carolina, en <lb/>
lie day of September at the <lb/>
regular polling place in the towns <lb/>
Falkland for said township, on the <lb/>
i question or proposition of Issuing <lb/>
Fifty Thousand <lb/>
worth of Bonds, to bear Five <lb/>
per cent interest per annum, payable <lb/>
ml annually, and to run a per- <lb/>
thirty years the funds <lb/>
received from the same to he used <lb/>
for purpose of laying out, <lb/>
and repairing, grading, con- <lb/>
and Improving In any way <lb/>
the Public in Falkland town- <lb/>
as provided by an Act of the <lb/>
legislature of North Carolina, <lb/>
of signaled as Chapter <lb/>
One Hundred and twenty two <lb/>
of the Public laws of North Carolina. <lb/>
And notice further hereby <lb/>
en that on entirely new registration <lb/>
said election was ordered and <lb/>
called, and that J. H. Smith was <lb/>
and Is said <lb/>
Election, and that the Hooks <lb/>
will hi- m. Monday, <lb/>
August MIS, nod closed at sun- <lb/>
on Saturday September U, 1815, <lb/>
Hint cit. h Saturday during the <lb/>
tint said <lb/>
he Open Bl regular polling <lb/>
In the town Falkland and <lb/>
at all other limes at the residence <lb/>
of the said J. II Smith m the said <lb/>
Town Falkland, North Carolina. <lb/>
mil nil desiring in on <lb/>
ml Hoed to In- In Id on tap- <lb/>
-1 will he to <lb/>
Kilter. <lb/>
Tin- day July till <lb/>
I A. <lb/>
i , Board <lb/>
Pell, clerk. <lb/>
Builders Hardware <lb/>
Lime, Cement and Plaster <lb/>
Our line of Galvanized Iron and Rub- <lb/>
Roofing, Paints, Oils and Varnishes <lb/>
is complete and we can fill your orders <lb/>
promptly. <lb/>
Greenville, <lb/>
H W ha work- <lb/>
Mi . ,, Mr <lb/>
i bad i <lb/>
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. <lb/>
Over Insurance in force <lb/>
Over Assets <lb/>
Surplus <lb/>
not join the thousand North Carolinians that <lb/>
carry insurance in the Jefferson Standard. <lb/>
Keep money at home and get the best insurance oh <lb/>
Frank Ferguson, Special Agent. I <lb/>
ts <lb/>
VI<lb/>
OF <lb/>
Ml CAROLINA. <lb/>
A POPULATION OP FOUR <lb/>
THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED <lb/>
ONE. AND <lb/>
ROUNDED BY BEST <lb/>
FARMING COUNTRY. <lb/>
INDUSTRIES OF ALL <lb/>
KINDS ARE INVITED TO <lb/>
LOCATE HERE FOR WE <lb/>
HA EVERYTHING TO <lb/>
OFFER IN THE WAY OF <lb/>
LABOR, CAPITAL AND <lb/>
TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. <lb/>
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE <lb/>
JO B AND NEWSPAPER <lb/>
PLANT. <lb/>
WE MAT A <lb/>
TWELVE <lb/>
AMONG <lb/>
PEOPLE IN EASTERN <lb/>
PART OP NORTH CARO- <lb/>
LINA AND INVITE <lb/>
WHO WISH TO GET BET- <lb/>
ACQUAINTED VI TH <lb/>
THESE GOOD PEOPLE <lb/>
BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE <lb/>
FEW SPACE AND <lb/>
TELL THEM WHAT YOU <lb/>
TO TO THEIR <lb/>
AT TEST ION. <lb/>
ARE <lb/>
BE HAD UPON <lb/>
Is th. -l the c-t Healthful,<lb/>
N. I i I M <lb/>
I Mill l; I<lb/>
Italian Volcanoes Are <lb/>
Throwing Out Boiling <lb/>
Lava And Hot Stones <lb/>
Etna And Stromboli Are Were <lb/>
State of Eruption and In- B <lb/>
habitants Are Fleeing For <lb/>
Their Lives <lb/>
Horn. via London, Aug. <lb/>
patches received bar southern <lb/>
Italy Indicate that th. volcanoes Etna <lb/>
and lire in a Hate of <lb/>
The disturbance Hum ll <lb/>
fright among the <lb/>
of Italy, and it Is <lb/>
ready throwing out boiling lava in <lb/>
large quantities. The eruption of <lb/>
Stromboli. however, has not reached <lb/>
critical yet. <lb/>
The inhabitants of country in <lb/>
region of are rushing <lb/>
to gel out of the the <lb/>
burning mountain. On <lb/>
flames from the suddenly en- <lb/>
livened volcano reached stupendous <lb/>
proportions, and the grave <lb/>
have been for several days <lb/>
quickly spread and the whole <lb/>
lace of southern Italy was aroused, <lb/>
Large Shipment of <lb/>
Money Reaches I. <lb/>
in of <lb/>
Way of <lb/>
Teacher Ike <lb/>
Their <lb/>
in <lb/>
in <lb/>
ARE <lb/>
Are Accused <lb/>
While Others Have Charges <lb/>
Neglect <lb/>
Architects Io <lb/>
Submit Building <lb/>
Mi-n lien- <lb/>
Beard l In t <lb/>
tin Building <lb/>
Plans <lb/>
Mm of <lb/>
Okla., Aug. II The Prairie <lb/>
Oil and Company here today <lb/>
posted an advance of live cents per <lb/>
barrel for crude oil. <lb/>
making sixty cents the price now paid. <lb/>
Oilier purchasing agencies have <lb/>
advance. <lb/>
Would Establish <lb/>
New York, Aug. II. A special train <lb/>
worth gold and <lb/>
securities which been shipped <lb/>
Hi.- Bank England from London by <lb/>
of Halifax. N. S. arrived here to- <lb/>
day. The train was composed <lb/>
Steel and was guarded by <lb/>
armed men. <lb/>
tit the total shipment <lb/>
Was gold and was believed In be ill <lb/>
the form of American double <lb/>
The weight was about <lb/>
tons, ll was said lo be largest <lb/>
single Of gold ever sent <lb/>
across tin- Atlantic in one vessel. <lb/>
It was brought over In British <lb/>
battleship which was convoyed <lb/>
through the war zone and across the <lb/>
ocean by a cruiser and a flotilla <lb/>
torpedo boat to guard <lb/>
against an attack Of submarines. The <lb/>
cost of transferring it from London to <lb/>
New York was estimated to have been <lb/>
It was said that the battle- <lb/>
ship brought over not only the <lb/>
In gold and securities for New <lb/>
York but also a gold de- <lb/>
Mined for Canada, whose treasury re- <lb/>
et gold amounting to <lb/>
000.000 to New York. <lb/>
The moonlight schools art <lb/>
being started over the stale have met <lb/>
the nearly approval a large <lb/>
the teachers, and not least did <lb/>
meet approval Of the teachers <lb/>
ill summer term the East Caro- <lb/>
Training School here in <lb/>
ninety-six of the <lb/>
volunteered their services from <lb/>
this school. <lb/>
It was a showing of loyally to <lb/>
cation for the teachers tn incept this <lb/>
work when they will get no re- <lb/>
for it. <lb/>
it is expected that an . vi-11 larger <lb/>
number of the students will volunteer <lb/>
next year, as the moonlight school is <lb/>
still in its maturity. <lb/>
Edgar Buck Bound Over <lb/>
lo Court Under i Bond <lb/>
nines mid tests for <lb/>
ills Or <lb/>
Streets. <lb/>
relish <lb/>
taking <lb/>
Vienna, Aug. ii, London. The <lb/>
Polish faction n. the Austrian <lb/>
has issued a manifesto calling <lb/>
kingdom Po- <lb/>
land us all integral of the <lb/>
monarchy, <lb/>
The Polish national committee, mi- <lb/>
. Ii using th manifesto, has <lb/>
to the people Polish <lb/>
I,.,, in-., from Russian domination <lb/>
send delegates to a general national <lb/>
convention lo parted an <lb/>
m work a reunited <lb/>
lion <lb/>
-o the August 1-10 <lb/>
attacked places <lb/>
Ike English east <lb/>
says the announcement <lb/>
i of a strong defense, Ike <lb/>
British warships on the and <lb/>
London dock, torpedo boots at I <lb/>
pout and important <lb/>
on the Humber <lb/>
i,. it was <lb/>
were good <lb/>
The airships returned from <lb/>
successful <lb/>
TO AMI <lb/>
Owing to the <lb/>
mistaken by ourselves and our <lb/>
In the matter charging <lb/>
drinks, cigars, etc, We have decided <lb/>
to put the following articles on a cash <lb/>
basis, to go into I OB and after <lb/>
August 1918, All drinks. <lb/>
cigars, cigarettes <lb/>
chewing gum, etc. <lb/>
desire to state to our customers <lb/>
friends. In making this announce- <lb/>
OUT purpose is not to pro- <lb/>
mil- interest alone, but yours as <lb/>
well. We often fear that, in the rush <lb/>
in business, we charge these <lb/>
to wrong customers; times <lb/>
they are charged to no one. <lb/>
us waste and lo <lb/>
We desire further to slate that . <lb/>
have no cause lo complain of <lb/>
extended; no of <lb/>
in customers and <lb/>
lint, having the assurance that the sis <lb/>
herein suggested will be to <lb/>
Interest of our as well as t, <lb/>
our own. we bag l advise that W <lb/>
have adopted this system. <lb/>
Cash helps us. saves you. <lb/>
Yours business, <lb/>
Coward Co <lb/>
Drug <lb/>
Warren Co. <lb/>
v t <lb/>
Edgar Buck, the white man that was <lb/>
caught here yesterday morning With <lb/>
three gallons and a pint of whiskey, <lb/>
was given hearing before Mayor <lb/>
Dunn this morning and hound over to <lb/>
under a MOO bond. <lb/>
This is the second Indictment <lb/>
been preferred against Duck on <lb/>
whiskey charge. <lb/>
James M, was up in police <lb/>
court this morning on a charge of <lb/>
his car on city streets <lb/>
was costs, <lb/>
DEAL <lb/>
to <lb/>
Cans. Aug. II A I. to <lb/>
Journal <lb/>
general opinion here Is <lb/>
Serbia will answer communication <lb/>
,.; quadruple entente powers by <lb/>
offering i cede territory for <lb/>
sum, in order lo avoid <lb/>
tor the failure the <lb/>
Balkan states, regarding their <lb/>
participation In the war. <lb/>
ii is difficult to forecast the <lb/>
. Bulgaria, <lb/>
is refusing to make <lb/>
ions lo <lb/>
Chicago, Aug. 12.- indictments <lb/>
charging manslaughter and criminal <lb/>
were returned <lb/>
criminal court today in connection <lb/>
with the disaster, <lb/>
captain and engineer and four <lb/>
officers or the Ht. <lb/>
Steamship Company, owners of th. <lb/>
boat, are named as <lb/>
George T. Arnold, <lb/>
II. Hull, vice-president gen- <lb/>
manager; W. O. secretary- <lb/>
treasurer; Ray W. assistant <lb/>
secretary- Marry <lb/>
captain of East land I Joseph M. <lb/>
engineer. <lb/>
Bonds were fixed at each <lb/>
officials and each <lb/>
and The two last named <lb/>
are charged with criminal careless- <lb/>
and officials with man- <lb/>
The bill against the Officials <lb/>
That they knew was <lb/>
had no stability. <lb/>
That they permitted <lb/>
aboard the vessel, which is more <lb/>
than its carrying capacity. <lb/>
Thai hey were negligent in hiring <lb/>
mi Incompetent engineer who, because <lb/>
of his lack of skill, was unable to con- <lb/>
the boat properly. <lb/>
Thai the crew did not Dumber <lb/>
enough hands to manage and control <lb/>
lie Eastland properly. <lb/>
Tanks. <lb/>
That the ballast tanks were allowed <lb/>
be out repair and were not filled. <lb/>
Filled. <lb/>
Against Captain these <lb/>
charges were <lb/>
That he permitted aboard tin- boat <lb/>
larger number passengers Hum <lb/>
he could safely carry. <lb/>
That he neglected to warn the <lb/>
angers to leave Eastland when it <lb/>
became to him she was <lb/>
bout to oven urn <lb/>
That he was negligent In seeing <lb/>
that the ballast tanks were In repair <lb/>
were properly filled <lb/>
That he was negligent In net seeing <lb/>
the chalk boles gangways <lb/>
were closed when ship loaded <lb/>
Counts her.- <lb/>
Architects are here to <lb/>
I . the new graded r. Io b <lb/>
mg in- h re, Si vi <lb/>
tow men d <lb/>
board has been in <lb/>
an attempt 1.1 decide on the f.<lb/>
t could i- h ii today <lb/>
o'clock whether or the board had <lb/>
upon any definite plan us ll <lb/>
was -till In conference. <lb/>
PREPARES TO <lb/>
TO <lb/>
N. H., Aug. <lb/>
was preparing today to leave <lb/>
for Washington to discuss the <lb/>
can and other questions with hit <lb/>
cabinet. <lb/>
The president remained in his Study <lb/>
this morning working on official <lb/>
He paid particular attention to <lb/>
the Mexican situation. Most of the <lb/>
morning hours he spent writing on <lb/>
his typewriter. An announcement on <lb/>
Mexico is expected soon after his re- <lb/>
turn to Washington. <lb/>
Members of his family will remain <lb/>
here. <lb/>
SHOT <lb/>
STATE <lb/>
Hiram Sykes. <lb/>
Work or Liberty <lb/>
Down By Guard <lb/>
Is <lb/>
Io United States <lb/>
in let <lb/>
Caledonia Farm, N. C. . I <lb/>
slate penitentiary I, Aug -While <lb/>
attempting to escape from Cale- <lb/>
farm here night Hiram <lb/>
a white man. under sentence <lb/>
to serve twelve year- state <lb/>
penitentiary, Instantly <lb/>
killed one the guards. <lb/>
The prisoners were returning <lb/>
work when Sykes lagged behind and <lb/>
then of a sudden made a break for <lb/>
liberty. The guard shot one lime, <lb/>
down his man. and be died <lb/>
almost instantly. <lb/>
Sykes was n native of Mecklenburg <lb/>
county and had been in the <lb/>
here since lust December, When <lb/>
he was convicted in Charlotte as <lb/>
suiting and shooting a policeman. <lb/>
At the time of the Sykes <lb/>
was a member of a of gunmen <lb/>
in that city. <lb/>
MRS, ROCKEFELLER'S <lb/>
Wants Revolutions to With. <lb/>
Interference lulled Stales. <lb/>
EH <lb/>
Chicago. Aug u Christian <lb/>
a . soldier, has a deeper respect <lb/>
oath allegiance lo <lb/>
than Of Ills marital vows. Mis <lb/>
he may have <lb/>
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in- native land, be mis <lb/>
behaved before n <lb/>
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York. Aug <lb/>
Franklin, receiver <lb/>
Mercantile Marina Company, Bled <lb/>
report ob operations the <lb/>
line, which he is in active <lb/>
total earnings <lb/>
May and as 11.805,233 and <lb/>
total general wt . <lb/>
tot depreciation and <lb/>
property. <lb/>
In connection with Mr. <lb/>
report. Charles E <lb/>
the <lb/>
International Mercantile company. <lb/>
gave out I saving that re- <lb/>
urns of all the properties, <lb/>
for IN Orel six <lb/>
year Indicate that <lb/>
tin. of that period <lb/>
would amount to 111.- <lb/>
Washington. Aug. Car- <lb/>
through his here <lb/>
Secretary Lansing today that <lb/>
Mexican people Mew with <lb/>
any attempt tending to <lb/>
success of armed force. <lb/>
message referred to the <lb/>
conference and was <lb/>
taken as signifying he would <lb/>
agree with its action toward Mexican <lb/>
affairs. <lb/>
communication was re- <lb/>
little less than a defiance .-I <lb/>
the United States in its efforts i.- <lb/>
bring all the Mexican factions a <lb/>
peace conference. <lb/>
and the persons who <lb/>
co-operate with i com- <lb/>
of the profound con- <lb/>
if the American <lb/>
would know the true situation In <lb/>
Mexico ii would understand that the <lb/>
only possible, just and so- <lb/>
would be to leave the <lb/>
follow natural course until <lb/>
the complete victory of the rep. <lb/>
net lei and pop- <lb/>
Cleveland, <lb/>
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View Cemetery <lb/>
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the Interment <lb/>
guards were s <lb/>
The body an <lb/>
morning from <lb/>
Tarrytown, S, <lb/>
in John l <lb/>
March <lb/>
Auk. 11- Mrs. John <lb/>
i buried In Lake <lb/>
here late yesterday <lb/>
veiled <lb/>
and night armed <lb/>
the grave. <lb/>
here early in the <lb/>
Sleepy Hollow, near <lb/>
Y. where it had been <lb/>
vault <lb/>
Germans Give Their <lb/>
Version of Peace Terms <lb/>
JAPANESE ll <lb/>
FOR It. <lb/>
Aug. Tin- <lb/>
is planning to hold on an <lb/>
large seal. In the <lb/>
seas off Island In the month <lb/>
October. II is said vessels <lb/>
war will participate, <lb/>
Among these will be th. <lb/>
Kongo. <lb/>
and A feature of Hie <lb/>
will he operation f SI TO <lb/>
planes and After <lb/>
will be by <lb/>
tin- end of the <lb/>
Will probably ii, th, waters <lb/>
off Osaka and prepare for the grand <lb/>
naval to be hold In <lb/>
lion of the emperor's in <lb/>
November <lb/>
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Heine, via I I <lb/>
I iii the text a <lb/>
Issued a group German <lb/>
professors <lb/>
their us of I <lb/>
pi i, These, according lo the <lb/>
f mm I insure free <lb/>
pension of Gorman culture, <lb/>
and for military <lb/>
commercial he <lb/>
to German; France must <lb/>
cede lo Germany all territory north <lb/>
Of a line to the mouth of <lb/>
the river and pay large In- <lb/>
Russia must cede Poland <lb/>
and the greater part th. Baltic <lb/>
provinces and other territory in <lb/>
of Indemnity which the could nut pay. <lb/>
Mi AT <lb/>
BRUCE MM <lb/>
The farm an- <lb/>
that the regular meeting of <lb/>
the and Co- <lb/>
operative of Pitt county win <lb/>
meet next Saturday, 14th. <lb/>
Brace All the farmers are earnestly <lb/>
to in- present <lb/>
patS in this <lb/>
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