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NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Route of the
0Nrrrn HvnDHccsS

Route of the
@NIGHT EXPRESS"
Schedule in effect Jan. IL, 1914.
N. B.-The following schedule dg-
ures published as information only,
and are not guaranteed.
Trains Leave Goldsboro.
1925 p. N. Daily-"Night Express
pullman sleeping car,New Bern
to Norfolk. Arrive Norfolk, 1880
a. m.
$3.50 a. m. Daily-For Beaufort.
Washington and Norfolk. Ar
rive Norfolk 1855 p. m. Parlor
a service between New Bern
and Norfolk.
3:15 p. m. Eaily-For Beaufort and
intermediate points. Connects
at New Bern for Oriental.
Trains Leave Wilson.
1902 a. N. Daily-For Washington
and Norfolk.
5:03 p. m. Daily Except Sunday for
Washington.
1885 p. m.-Daily-"Night Express,
for Norfolk. Pullman sleeping
cars
Trxins Arrive Goldsbor0.
Daily GAO a. M, 11:25 a. M, 8:35
p. N.
For further information and. reser-
walton of sleeping a space, apply
to +. W. Tatem, G. A., or J. L. Roy
all, u. T. A., Gcldsboro. North Caro-
lima.
W. A. WITT, H. S. LIZARD,
Gen. Supt. G.. p. q.
NORFOLK, VA
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Special sHealth Warning" for March

March is a trying month for the
very young and for elderly people
pneumonia are to be feared and avoid
ed. Foley's Honey and Tar is a great
family medicine that will quickly stop
a cough, check the progress of a cold.
and relieve inf1amed and ~congested air
passages. It is safe, pure and always
reliable. For sale by Hicks Is Hawley
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isordered kidneys Cause Much Mise

isOrdered kidneys Cause Much Misery
With pain and misery by day, sleep
disturbing bladder weakness at night.
tired, rundown men and wo-
men everywhere are glad to know that
Foley Kidney Pills restore health and
strength, and the regular action of
kidneys and bladder. For sale by
Hicks & Hawley.
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Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser

Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser
Flush out the accumulated waste
and poisons of the winter months
cleans your stomach, liver and kid
neys of all impurities. Take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. nothing better fo1
purifying the blood. Mild, non-griping
laxative. Cures constipation; makes
you feel fine. Take no other. 25c, al
your druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Sa1ve for all hurts
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ChamberIain's Tablets For COnstipa
ton.

For constipation, Cnamberlain's
Tablets are excellent. Easy to AXE
mild and gentle in effect. Give them
a trial. For sale by all dealers.
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Billy Sunday says: "The people who
knock me are the people who never
give me anything" They are consis.
tent, anyhow.
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Lawyers got only one-tenth of Mrs
Mary Baker G. Eddy's estate. All law
yers are not greedy, it seems.
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pepsia and all stomach and liver
troubles. Williams Drug Store.
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Perhaps all fefble-minded people
ought to be registered, but the d. f.'s
are too numerous to cata1og.
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There is a system of wireless tele-
graphy used in dry towns, by which a
thirsty man can always get a drink.
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position of a man who hasn't very
much to stand on.
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Lots of people imagine there's some
thing wrong with them if they haven't
ONE physical ailment.
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Some girls fall in love, and some
others are pushed in by anxious moth
ers.
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And many a mans conservatism is
due to the fact that he hasn't the
money.
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1t doesn't do any harm to speak q
kind word now and then for the rail-
roads.
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A feminist orator says it is a serious
matter for a woman to be small. Not
if she is DISPOSED to keep the peace.
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Spring fever is in the air. It never
gets out of some peoples bones.
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Even fortune comes to him who
waits-if he doesn't starve to death
in the mean time.
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The uplift movement is responsible
for a great deal of f1apdood1e.
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The woman who goes around Iectur
ing about the way to make home hap
Ply doesn't fool anybody.
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A narrow gauge man never gets
very far on a broad gauge track.
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A sui way to be ignorant is to think
you know it all.
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More people might acquire wisdom
if they were not preoccupied with
.foolishness. 4s
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A thin ~dyspeptical person is sadly
out of place at a food show.
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Some peoples idea of a place in
which to throw a fit is a dog show.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CITY EOR SALE.
The vacant corner lot on the South
side of Park Avenue, adjoining DR.
Exum, and fronting $50 feet on Park
Avenue and running back 200 feet
VIII sell as a whole or subdivide.
Two other vacant lots On Park Ave-
ME.
Four vacant lots On Beach street.
Several vacant lots on Park Heights,
Three vacant lots on the corner OF
George and Vine streets. Qsler prop
erty.)
Several homes in the city, from ST.
700 to $500.
Four vacant lots in Bellevue.
The R. w. Edgerton home place in
Greenleaf. Nice house located on lot.
containing 2 26-10O acres.
Several small farms right ear the
city. so other farms in Wayne and adj
joining counties.
For particulars, apply to
JOE A. PARKER,
Insurance and Real Estate,
118 East Centre st. Phone 156.
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Song of the Husbands Club: what
Are the Wild Wives Saying?"
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Getting a husband is an art; keep
ing him is a domestic problem.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Morehead City, N. C.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03
PEASANTS IN AUSTRIA
BELIEVE PARIS FALLEN
Papers Publish Glowing Reports OF
Victories Over the Allies.

Venice, via Paris, oct. 3.--The Nien-
Of German and Austrian successes in
the eastern and western theaters OF
war.
The Neuse Wiener Jomnale declares
that the German troops are going on
from victory to victory. and that the
great French army soon will be forced
to retreat before resistless German ad
vances. In the Austrian provinces the
press is even more optimistic, especial
ly i'm Southern Austria, where the Slav
Journal prints such extraordinarily
glowing reports that the peasants be-
lieve the Germans already are in
Paris.
Lately the educated classes in Aus
tria are beginning 10 show signs OF
dissa tisfaction at the lack of reliable
definite news. The women especially
are demanding to Know what has hap
pened to their men folks.
The newspaper authorities are try
ing TO pacify them with the explana =
tion that IL is difficult to obtain exact
news from the battlefieds, and urge
them to have patience. The women
however. continue to he dissatisfied
Some public demonstrations are re-
ported To have occurred in Vienna and
Gratz.
Financial conditions i'm Austria
Hungary show some improvement
The banks are paying out more money
and trade accounts are being settled
more promptly. At Trieste coal i'm
porters who are desirous OF obtaininr
supplies from America have asked the
Austrian government To give definite
assurance that coal imported from
America in American bottoms will moi
be confiscated for military purposes
Their inquiries have not yet been an.
swered.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

but because that war is happening the
majority Of the Jews in Europe cannot
even lift finger toward providing a
Jewish policy which shall be present
able when the powers come together To
make peace and reparcel their posses
sions. The burden, therefore, falls on
the only large group Of Jews who are
in a neutral position at this time
American Jewish citizens.
From the American Jewish view the
framing Of such a policy is most de-
sirable. During the war the Jews in
this country are being plainly used, as
far as they permit themselves to man
ufacture sympathy for nations which
in normal times reward them with the
order Of the boot After the war the
Jews of the United States will be ask
ed to bear the burden that will weigh
like lead on the shoulders OF the Jews
everywhere.
Hence IL is the part OF wisdom
Jewish brotherhood, as well as human
fellowship, to urge coS6peration be-
tween all our large representative
Jewish organizations in the trying
work which the gaunt and gruesomg
and cadavcrous spectre of war is pre-
pairing for us.
The Zionist organization, which eX-
presses the strlvings OF and is there
fore in close touch with the thinking
masses Of the Jewish people here and
abroad. has done well to take the ini
tiative i'm bringing about united acton
on the part Of Jewry, and following a
number of important conferences the
subject will be discussed at large
mass meeting in Aeolian Hall. With
The work Of the general headquarter.
in Berlin entirely interrupted, thu
Zionists have now before them n,
double task, of maintaining their Or
ganization and the work OF cOloniza
ton i'm Palestine and of rousing a.,
other jewish bodies to the duty Of tn,
hour. But it is not now n question as
to parties nor Of who is to act ftrs;
This is the time for all loyal sons ant
daughters of Israel to come to the res
cue of their brethren Who are in dis
tress."
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03
STILL HELD BY GERMANS.
News of Cobb and McCutcheon
Brought by Gersrds Secretary.

London, Sept. 30.-Coming to Lon
don in charge of 290 English women
and children, refugees from Berlin, l..
l.. Winslow, Secretary to Ambassador
Gerard, brought news of the present
status of Irving Cobb and John 7. Nc
Cutcheon, American humorist and car
toonist. respectively, who were lost in
the shuttle OF the German advance
through Belgium. Cobb and McCut-
cheon, Winslow said, are still lingering
in Aixla- Chapclle-"guests Of the
German government" Ii is probable
that the two will continue to accept
German hospitality for some time, but
they seem quite contented not having
appealed to Ambassador Gerard for
their release.
Mr. Winslow gave a correspondent
here the story of their adventures, as
told by Cobb himself.
"McCutcheon and J." sail Cobb,
'promenaded out TO Brussels on sun
shiny day to inspect few parcels OF
Belgian real estate, comprising the
field of Waterloo. Soon we heard firing,
Sp we iitu lpNbib IL ny a NtIy
forced march. The cannonade seemed
to elude us playfully. and, after walk
ing twelve miles, we> invested in
horse and wagon. The wagon was all
right, but the horse had retired from
business several years before After he
had fallen down nonchalantly three
times | had n talk with him. He said
McCutcheon, who held the reins, didn't
know enough about driving to drive "a
nail and insisted he would go no fur
ther until we got another coachman.
we compromised with the noble
| animal by purchasing two bicycles
which had been left i'm Flanders by the
Spanish invaders a few years before.
Through the kindness OF a Belgian Of
ficer we also invested in two passes.
which he told us were good for any
performance in the Belgian theater of
war. The artillery firing which we had
been pursuing all this time suddenly
nents later we found ourselves leading
our slightly spawned bicycles into the
German Army's pleasant midst
Several regiments were assigned ia
conduct us to the commander in chief.
who, with splendid courtesy, assured
us OF Germanys hospitality, provided
we did not happen to be shot as spies
IN the meantime. The latter SUPPOSE
ton appealed the more forcibly To him
when he inspected the passes given II.
by the Belgian officer, for he remark
ed that that particular variety of pass
could be carried only by Belgian spy.
Besides. he pointed out that our bicy-
cles were of a type handed down from,
rather to son among Belgian spies.
While endeavoring to dispel these
Illusions somebody stole the aforesaid
BICYCLES. ! was so grateful for this
kind act that ! didn't care what tho
Germans did to us, McCutcheon. how
ever, kept on making the eagle scream
Tor us SO loudly that we ultimately
became the kaiser's guests here in
Aix-la -Chapelle without being shot
once.
i still preserve my American neu-
trality and the suit Of clothes i'm which
left Brussels, but I've lxught n now
shirt"
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03
CONTINUE WORK
AT EARLY DATE
Road Commissions to Ask Su-
pervisors for More Money

Work on the Keweenaw county road
improvement program, which was
suspended short time ago because
the available funds were exhausted,
likely will be resumed at an early
date.
The road commission held "A meet
ing yesterday at which an agreement
was reached to make application TO
the board of supervisors at the next
regular meeting for an Appropriation
of $4,000 to provide for continuation
OF the work. The commission also
decided to request the supervisors to
provide tax levy OF $4,000 TO pro-
vide for work contemplated for next
year.
While $4,000 will not be sufficient
to enable the road commission to
complete work already started, IL
PROBABLY will cover all expenditures
during the remainder OF this season
and will suffice to keep a fairly large
OF men at work. The $4,000 which
the commission estimates will be
needed next year, practically has been
provided for
The road work already started is
principally on the main highway from
| Cliff to Manhattan, Mohawk to Gay
and Central to Deleware. This VIII
be continued as Will minor repair
work under the direction OF the vari-
Gus townships.
The Keweenaw supervisors Will
hold their annual meeting on Monday,
oct. II, and in addition TO making ap-
pointments for .the year Will receive
/ the annual reports.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03
CAUSES OF THE WAR ARE
RACIAL AND TERRITORIAL

An irreconcilable conflict OF inter-
ests-racial, territorial. commercial
has long held the nations OF Europe In
balance oscillating between war and
truce. Russia, repeatedly checked in
her territorial designs never has re-
ltnquished her age-long dream OF ex-
pansion to the Western and Southern
seas. gathering up in her march tho
Slavic peoples to the south Of her. and
crushing, or driving back the Teuton
who blocks her path to the west
This ambition is Incompatible with
the integrity OF Austria Hungary.
which stretches buffer-like between
Russia and the Slav peoples In the
Balkan peninsula to the south. II is
incompatible also with the Pan-Ger-
man idea that is popularity supposed
to be the animating spirit OF all the
statecraft and warcraft OF the kaiser.
Just as Nicholas looks upon himself as
the protector OF all the Slavic raees NJ
europe, so the German emperor re-
CARDS himself as the head of an Ger
man speaking peoples, and that in
eiudes good part OF the population Of
the Austrian empire.
All the wars i'm Europe since the fa,,
OF Papoleon must be regarded as pre-
ludes TO the present conflict. Russia's
pushing back of Turkey, the jealous
interference of ENGLAND and France.
the creating, pulling down and shifting
about OF the Balkan states nj, b.va
peeh hut steps that brought the two
great opposing races closer ana clorer
To hnal trial of strength. >ae -.
Britain In 1919 axno,s.a ,o..
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03
DEDICATION or MONUMENT.
lawton T. Hemans, State Historian,
Invited to Give Address.

Plans for the dedication OF the Doug
las Houghton Memorial monument at
Eagle River at 2 o'clock on the after
noon of Saturday, oct. 10, are pro-
crossing. Lawton T. Hemans. state
railroad commissioner and a prominent
state historian has been invited to de-
liver the dedicatory address.
1t was at first planned to have the
dedication take place during the visit
of Governor Ferris, but this has been
found to be impractical, and II is up
on the governors suggestion that the
invitation has been extended to Mr..
Hemans. 1t is thought he will accept.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03
GERMANS DENY HAVING
GIVEN INSULT TO PATTI

Rome. oct. 3.-According to infor
nation reaching Rome the German
authorities have given official denial Ia
'he story sent out from Paris a fort
night ago, that Adelina Patti suffered
insult or inconvenience on leaving
Carlsbad.
This official statement declares that
'he famous singer did not need the
projection OF troops against the ili-will
or the Carlsbad mob which was di-
ie''ed against several French cooks
who had given provocation.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03
RESERVES TO GET BUSY.
Efforts Will Be Made To Secure Suit
able Armory at Once.

Committees named at the last meet
ing of candidates for the local division
of the naval reserve have arranged to
conduct an energetic campaign to Sc
cure a suitable armory during the
coming week. committee will at
tend the next regular drill OF the Calu-
met Engineers and present proposal
on behalf of the new division and
similar committees will ascertain
whether other halls are available.
1t is likely another drill OF the new
division will be held early in the COM
ing week at the Red Jacket town hall
dining room.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03
REGISTRATION OCT. "a.

saturday oct. "a will be registration
DAY this year Registration and elec-
ton boards will shortly be named for
each OF the thirteen precincts of Calu-
met township. Indications are thcre
VIII be heavy registration Of new
voters and many precinct changes 10
be recorded.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03
MOHAWK GUN CLUB.

At a meeting this week the Mohawk
Gun club was organized with the fol-
lowing officers:
President--R. s. Trevarthen.
Vice president--Wiliam l.. Hart.
man.
Secretary-H. S. Winter.
Treasurer--A. {. Messner.
Field captain-Sam Bryant. Jr
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03
WAR ODDITIES

LONDON-While fishing OF 81.
Abbs Head a trawler brought up box
OF books and documents which went
down with the cruiser pathfinder Wheh
that vessel hit a mine. The papers
were practically unharmed
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

the Russians, and has been prepared
our right wing to the Belgian frontier.
Nothing but a passing success which
would De- the beginning Of the end of
the Franco British presumption Of vic
tory"
Major Moraht then explains that the
farther the allies move from Verdun
and Toul which, he says. form their
last great strourholds, the longer is the
distance they must travel back when
the stream of German armies. broad
and uuhlndcrod, flows westward from
Lorraine
German Wounded Mutilated.
Washington, oct 3.-An official re-
port from the foreign Office at Berlin
was made public last night by Count
Won Benstorff German ambassador
charging that wounded soldiers had
been tortured and horribly mutilated
by French irregular soldiers who at
tackled field hospital at Orchies. a
town in the north Of France. The town
was demolished as result The re-
port said
From headquarters General Won
Soldering reported To the emperor that
a field hospital at Orchies In the north
Of France was attacked by franc-ti-
reurs Csnipers or irregularly armed
persons) on September "a a punitive
expedition encountered superior forces
and had 20 retreat, leaving thirty-five
wounded
"On tho following day the Bayarian
troops met no enemy and found Or
chies deserted but found there twen-
~ wounded Germans, left the day be-
fore. horribly mutilated. Their noses
and ears We're cut OFF and they were
suffocated hy sawdust inserted into
their mouths and noses. Correctness
Of the evidence taken was authenti-
Gated by two French priests. Orchies
thcroupou was thoroughly dcmolish-
ed
German Cruiser Sinks Ships.
San Francisco, oct. 3.-Thc Union
ujl tanker Elslnorc was sunk by the
German cruiser Leipzig off the Cen
iIai American coast september l. and
'A" crew landed ON AN island off Erua-
dor The Elsimorc is Of British regis
'ry though American owned. The
NEWS was received here Yesterday.
This ts tho second. .scraft reported
SUNK 'E the Leipzig Within TWO days.
WORD came from '7i''o yesterday that
'"' IIllIsh I''lt.l'f fanNH'ids' car
's.'.- Hl''.''' worth Oh sugar h'u been
SUNK uH ''' coast oI Peru
cruisers Haze french Town.
h"ia''DF. OCT The German
cruisers i-.hAih"Isi ana Fneis'nau on
'i''In''i -- h'in''fH'" ana destroy
't ..I'.'''. p'Ih.il'l Town ana p"I'
~ inc ti'n'h island OF Tahlu' the
MOST .Ia''''An' m'mper OF the society
Group ln the Faeiil',
sue" is the news received by Minis
''I OBJ '"''h.es Hasi'h p"uh'rsue'
ne "r users also sunk thr disman-
'.''' ]. iei'.i t'n'"'' Hei'', Il sister snip
TOD 'H' 7Aipii-'r ll inc harooI' ana theh
P"i o't q" sea.
Brave British college Youths
i-.Ah'h. ''i. 5.-l ne generals 90
command "' the allies are full OF praise
Tor the corps "t dispatch riders who
since the beginning OF the great battle
OF the AIsne have kept up communica
tion between the various corps along
the ii"" now spreading from the SOM
mo 10 the M"sclle and along the from
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

The marriage OF Miss Francis ia
per City, was solemnized at 3 o'clock
this morning at st. Anthony's Polish
church, Rev. F'r. W'ollny officiating
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

LONDON-A local firm has Just
contributed 100000 cigarettes to sol
diers in active service. 1000 packets
of tobacco to Belgians remaining In
their country and $4,000 cigarettes To
the ambulance corps.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

Most of our boys suits are made
with the Governor fastner on the
pants. Vertin Brothers and Co, Cloth
ing Dept. Advertisements.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

LONDON-"I couldn't stand to see
your English face" was the reason
given an English womap when she
was discharged from the position OF
governess to a German family in Ber-
lin
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03


I'm the north is a battle of fatigue, in
which the side that can resist the
longer will win.
He says extreme fatigue is visible
among the Germans especially among
the prisoners. ON the contrary, he
adds. the French have resumed the
fighting with renewed enersy and
spirit The decisive hour has appar-
emily not yet been reached but .t can
scarcely be long delayed.
The fantastic rayages caused by
the French shells" says this cores
poudent, lis due 60 the way in which
the German trenches are crowded. Men
are found deCapitated IN q long line I'm
the position of firing They are press
ed So closely together that they remain
in "A standing position"
Germans Are Moved Down.
A correspondent of the Daily Dis
patch, writing OF the nehting at Pc
rome, says.
Then came a new and decisive fac
tor and a complete surprise for the
Germans. From the SLOPES To the
northward three batteries of heavy
guns suddenly opened fire on the Ger
mans. After getting the range these
guns destroyed completely the German
battery with the first 1--WE discharges
and thereafter rendered untenable po-
sition after position that the German
guns had tried TO hold
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

i. II. Kent has left Osceola for
Flint, where he likely will make his flu
ture home.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

Lockport, n. " is enforcing compul.
sory school attendance and vaccine
ton laws
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

PETROGRAD-Call before the
commanding officer to he publicly
praised for rescuing wounded under
fire. a Russian soldier was discovered
to be woman who had enlisted as a
volunteer She was permitted to con-
tinue serving and was later wounded
and sent TO a hospital at KieV.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-03

Sacramento, Cali growers are pro-
ducing a new and larger variety Of
peanut.