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Evening journal., 1914-10-09
CUPID Turks IN
Glove Factory
New Castle Employer Finds
1t Difficult to Keep
Plant Running
NEWS NOTES
OF THE TOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Oct Cupid
has been at work at the New Castle
Glove Company's factory. During
the past three months four young
women workers there have married.
and another one is now engaged.
Manager Gambrill says he needs a
number OF girl operators. They are
paid during the time they learn to
operate the machines The demand
on the company for gloves this year
is far in excess Of the capacity of
the factory and more room will be
occupied. When in full operation the
Evening journal., 1914-10-09
Harmless ~fruit laxative"
stomach, liver and
bowels.
deanses

A delicious cure for constipation, bill
fousness. sick headache, sour stomach,
lndieestion, coated tongue, sallowness-
take "California Syrup of Figs" For
the cause Of all this distress lies in a
torpid liver and sluggish bowels.
a tablespoonful tonight means all
constipation, poison, waste matter. fer
menting food and sour bile gently
moved out Of your system by morning
without gripping. Please don't think OF
Evening journal., 1914-10-09

yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane awoke
barely in time to save themselves and
during the escape, Lane stepped on a
glass bottle, cutting his foot so badly
The house with its furnishings was de-
stroyed.
Evening journal., 1914-10-09
LOSES ALL IN HOUSE FIRE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del, Oct. 9.--Fire of un-
known origin destroyed the dwelling oc-
cupied by Howard Lane, near Concord
Evening journal., 1914-10-09

Rackets, golf clubs, baseball gloves
masks and a score of other sport &C
cessories may be had at quarter price
through well worded Want ds.-Adv.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
QUARANTINE HAS
BEENIEXTENDED
WILL TRY TO PREVENT A
SPREAD OF STOCK FOOT
AND MOUTH DISEASE
TWO MORE STATES
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs Now Cam
not Be Moved Out of Nine
States.
fRy Assoriated Press.l


WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Further
spread of the live stock foot and
mouth disease caused the extension
OF the federal quarantine today to two
more states, Massachusetts and Iowa.
Cattle, sheep and hogs now cannot
be moved out of Michigan, Indiana.
Illinois, Ohio. Pennsylvania, Maryland.
New York, Massachusetts or Iowa.
IN addition TO the states already
quarantined, suspected case exists
at Como, Miss, where 1t is reported a
herd owner himeelf has contracted the
disease. The federal authorities are
advising State officials to impose a
stringent quarantine against infected
farms and even to prevent children
from leaving the farms to attend
school. New cases we're found also in
Pennsylvania and in Illinois.
The spread of the disease makes
certain an increased cost of putting
down the epidemic. 1t would not sur
prise officials If the cost would be
nearer the $2.000,00O expended by the
German Gcvrl nment to eradicate the
disease from among its cattle a few
years ago than the 100000 spent In
n q. :. :, -r--s .ssa ,sss outbreak. Ine ex-
pense of having inspectors track the
various shipments from infected CEN
torsswill be largo. Ten new inspectors
were rushed today4fo. Wteeensir. Iaws
and massachusetts. ~
! Department. officials haye suggest
ed to promoters of the Royal Cattle
show to be held ia Kansas CITY this
fali that the vent should be postpon-
ed.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
Hy Associated Pfpss.)

WASHINGTON. Nov 6.-The largest
and most powerful naval gun ever
designed has Just been completed for
the United States navy. 1t Is a 16-
Inch rifle and was secretly construct
ed at the Waahington navy yard. Its
existence became known today when
tests were begun ut tho Indian Head
proving pro,inds on the Potomac be-
low this city. 3
II the new weapon proves the sue
cess It's trials promise. the type prob
ably viii be adopted for the main bat
tesy OF the three dreadnoughts au-
gfess. These Vessels win be larger
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07

attempt to reach the French coast, are
preparing for another attack which,
like the last, Is directed at the line
held by the British on both sides OF
/ the town OF Ypres, where for o Fort
night some OF the most Bnnguinary
( lighting OF the war has been In prog
ress. and where casualties on both
' sides probably have been larger than
those in such restricted front In any
previous battle.
! A Berlin official report claims the
Germans have made progress here but
this, Is directly .contradicted BY Chains
OF the Allies. wfo say they are hold
Ing all their positions ana have made
some advances. z 6. ~ q. 3
Reports come from the Dutch from
tier that the Germans are preparing
for retirement, but military observers
here say that the bringing up lo1 re.
inforcements proves they have NOT yeS;
despaired OF breaking tfrougll thss Az
Hes front and reaching either Calais
or Boulogne
Elsewhere along the great front
there has been o repetition OF inolat.
Gu encounters. 4 ,;I.F e
The British feet, according to unoS-
dcial accounts, again has been In ac-
ton along the Belgian coast, boia-
:hsEasag KisSccssSi ss=zIz z s.
the Germans are nnleEsto0e 10 DC -.
gahiaing submarine bases. IS
Except for the Russian announce.
ment OF their invasion Of Turkish ter
fitofy from the Caucastig, silence pre-
walls as to operations Ia the near cost.
FOR the present iatefest, ~ cefitor-
ed In the possibilities of the :BaIssan
states becoming invniyes N the svar.
It Is declared Greece has aneSsd fcp-
irus, denied her by tho London con-
ference after the first BAikah war.
II is said also on good authority
that negotiations are proceeding Tor
an agreement by which Biilgnfiq will
receive Macedonia, whicn Is largely
Bulgarian. II she will consent to act
lively support the A1iies. servia. which
won Macedonia, by the sword, hesitssI-
es, 1t is said, to give it up; but It ia
thought here she can hardly turn q
deaf ear =. Russie, who entered the
war on her account. Farther, It Sci
said. she would receive compensation
in Bosnia through which she would
get route to the sea
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
Appfoyed the Wade
Cotton Loan PLAN
~ a -

8 kiAIskIGtfi z N. c., Nov, The spe-
eiai cosnnittee appointed by tl{
NofsE Carolina Bankers association
to p&es upon the SS. Lotiis-yy Wade cot
ton loap pian met here today and
expressed Its hearty approval cf fhe
plan, and iss sfatiffcafipu that It has
been sliced under tho control OF
members Of the federal rcserys
boafd. a aan1nllttae, OF seven was 40.
pointed as the state committee to Sc.
cure tbs North Carolina subscriptions
ia the ioAfi fuphs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
MOST POWERFUL NAVAL GUN EVER ass
DESIGNED COMPLETED FOR ID. S. NAVY

by several thoEaand tons taan ,,ay
ship now afloat knd erxD esss siselNre
they easily can carry che TII,sfs
The largest weaDona now use0 81
the American nnN5 er5 fiie 81 .isss.;
guns carried BY TIE dfea adil6urhts a.
the Pennsylvania, 1sastS III s ei,a = fseTS;
York ciass. The newest hastleshiIa
OF the British. fiAvy catzS. slrhf 1s.
inch rifles.
1t is claimed th1 S. gun ,3sssI
have q range OF 1ftsels niles ana as
ct least twice the lsas astrSsi,e 4 rcwSr
OF the famous Ger91an fsnstifsefs. :.
which have played sdcit havoc Win
niodsEn fosliiicAtioilS II Eelfii,M ana
if@nces q 4 n 5 !
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
Confess Planning
Train Robbery
fBy AsAoe;ateli pre,,s. !,

LITTLE, ROCK, Ark, Nov. 6.--wil-
liam Airing, express messenger on the
Rock Island Hot Springs train. held
up April 0 and robbed of $1,000, to-
day confessed In federal court to
planning to rob with w. w. Dunn,
once q Rock Island conductor. and
another man.
Airing declared that one OF the men
boarded the train a. Hot Springs and
with Ahrieg's permission hound and
gagged him ard locked him In n trunk.
Airing said he met Dunn and tho OH
or man IN Little Rock and divided
the spoils and that he received $500.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
tBy Assocla,ed press.l


On the European battle front Russia
claims through Grand Duke Nicholas,
her commander-in-chief, the greatest
victory since the beginning of the
war In the driving back of the Ger
mans to their East Prussian frontier
and defeats to the Germans and Aus
trians below the Fdver Vistula.
Germany, however. does not concur
in this statement, saying that there
has been no change in the situation
On the eastern battle front. The
fighting in Poland. according to Ber-
lin, has not yet begun due to the
slow troop movements over tad roads.
1t Is admitted that numerically the
Russians are the stronger In this re-
gion but Berlin says Ii hopes to over
come this by advantageous positions.
In Austria, according To the Ger
mans, the Russians are continually
harrassed by the troops OF Emperor
Francis Joseph.
In tho extreme western zone, south
and east of Ypres, hard fighting con-
hnneR hut Will, reit,.e.. III. ..s .:;.:;.
distinct advantage. Both the Allies
and tho Germans report gains. @
On the Aisne the French say they
4 =
near vaiiiy, Hnn tInt east or Verdun
they have captured trenches. The
Germans assert that they have won
important positions near ST. Mihiel
and In so doing inflicted heavy losses
, on the French.
AS for the operations by Russians
and Turks nothing new has developed
The Turks are said III DO advancing
in the Sinai peninsula in the direc-
tion CT Egypt. Berlin declares that
the Ameer OF Afghanistan has sent
100000 men to the British India
frontier and also that the Sheik-Ul-
Islam. the head Of the Mohammedan
| church in Turkey, has had spread
throughout the world decree saying
that In the war with Russia, Great
Britain and France 1t is the duty Of
Mussulmans to be true to their faith
Greece, 1t is said has satisfied de-
sire she had at the close Of the late
Balkan war by taking Epirus.
The British admiralty reports the
foundering of the cruiser Good Hope
and expresses the fear TINT the cruis-
er Monmouth has bt en- forced ashore
as result OF Sundays battle between
British and German warships off the
coast OF Chile.
A despatch says Germany will move
10000 fresh troops into Belgium
Sunday.
British aviators have dropped
bombs on German naphtha tanks in
Bruges, killing number Of marines
! =, LONDON, Nov. 6.--The Russians re.
port that, having driven the German 5
back to their border in the north and
forced their center to retire from Vis-
tula to the Warthe River, the Russian
general staff has turned its attention
to the Austrians who have held their
positions atubbornly along the San
river in Galicia.
According to telegram from Grand
Duke Nicholas the Russians have won
victory more important than any
previous one. The Russians say they
again have occupied Jaroslau, north
OF Przemysl. capturing 5000 prison
ers. It is believed here. however, that
there will be another big battle on the
Warthe before the armies of Emperor
Nicholas seriously threaten Silesia. !,
In the struggle between the Germ
ans and the Allies In the west there
again has been little il any change.
The Germans, twice baked In their
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
Big German Stearrler
B!Ss5a,sa Z Ys:. !. IL Z .-e { IALA:==,e.. 4
(By Asaociatea,l 3.6ssl,

COPENHAGEN. via London, Noy.l
6.-t7:05 D. M Zig German
steamer has been blown up south sof
the Danish island CT tangeiand, In
the great belt, by q mine said to
have been placed by the Germans. Al
number OF her crew were lost.
In the past fortnight two German
trawIers and one German steamer
have been destroyed IN this region.
There are no Danish mines IN these
waters as they were gathered M
some time ago. ,I,I. 9 Y sa. u
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
(By Associated Prcss.)

(B,f Associated Prcss.)
TOXIC, Nov. titles a. m.)-It
IA officially announced TINT the Ger.
80 f,,.,.. "a n.,,,,,. s,,.,, -.
.n--- ae's, ~ gu nas .
rendered 10 the Japanese and British
forces.
II IN officially announced tl,nf tho
s.en 4, hr,1g;n., ,bou, t,,a s,,rra,aor
''D-' '
vi the ioItress' occurred " hidhignt,
when the Infantry charged and Oc-
cupied the middle fort OF the line OF
defense. In f,is onorn.,on t,,e,, tool,
soa. N' .Ss-'
.vv prisohefs'
The fall or 'Tsing-Pau ends the most
picturesque: OF the minor phases Of
the great. world war now raging.
Onttwo- continents and in many is
lands OF the. seas where colonies Of
the warning nations were planted
combats OF more or less interest have
taken place, garrisons have been cap
tured and towns occupied peacefully;
but In the little German concession
on the south side of the Shan Tung
nf.nina,.la af esi.I.. ,> -: ;
ing on Hince late in August reduced
scale of war that from ali accounts
Hdb upFtichteus nearly aii tiSHsureS OF
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
Night Riders BaaFn
Gin ii Arlsarasas

4 TEXARKArsA. Ark; Nov. s. News
we3 received here today of The burn-
ing of a cotton GIN at Rodessa, In.
after night riders had poHted q wnrfis
ing not to sell Gotten for less than
10 cents. Such notices have Bsen po8ks
ed on q number Of gins IL Miller ccuns
", ArKansaB, anu auJuluEug eQunueB
In Louisiana. s. e S. q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
THOUSANDS OFEIEAE or STOCK ARE
PERIsEIING I'm FLAMES AT KANSAS CITY

them out OF range of the flames
Several thousand hogs were fmpris-
.ened and K was not believed they
could Be saved.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07
RAiAN FORTRESS AT Using TAU HAS SURRENDERED
GREATEST VICTORY Since
BEGINNING OF THE WAR

In Driving Back Germans to Their East Prussian
Frontier and Defeats to the Germans and Aus
trians Below the River Vistula, Russians Have
Won Victory More Important Than amy Pre-
vious One.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07

LONDON. Nov. y.--2:07 a. ma
dispatch to the Central News from
Lima, Persa, says that the British
cruiser GLASGOW, which was in the ma
val battle with the Germans of Cor
onel last Sunday, has arrived at Pr !
erto M.oree, Chile. q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07

& MEXICO CITY, Nor. 6.--There wal
uneonfifmed report tonight that Z
troop train had ben dynAfnited by "a
pSfa followers betwean the capita
and Tniiica, 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-07

LIMA Peru Noy. GA German
frm here has received telegram con-
nrmiag the sinking Of the British
cruisers Monmouth and Good Hone
IN the naval battle on the coast OF
Chilt last Sunday. Nothing has been
heard concerning the whereabouts oi
thu other vessels sengsred - y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-04


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CHAPTER ".
The Colder Rsv


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lf.ihr TIE went Inside o. tHa lr.
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hrs finf marked fhe position az ~.
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i'd fon Title ablrt ms fuin, fl..
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-02
WATER FOR HORSES.


A bulletin recently issued by the
Australian government regarding
water for horses al d the proper time
to give It, has the following advice;
aIIn~s..s require from i've to tn
galloa- ii water day, the quantity
depel.a.ag upon the temperature and
the amount of woi K performed Pure
water Is just as essential to a horse
as it is to a nan, and it is m stake
to suppose that horse can drink
badly contaminated water with i'm
punity. Water obtained from pools
or shallow wells, contaminated with
surface drainage, or containing de-
composiu. organic matter, frequent
ly causes diarrhoea, and generally
prodisposes to cole. Water that
contains large amount Of sediment
should got be given, as the sediment
causes a mechanical irritation Of the
mucous membrane OF the stomach
inteslines, j. e. sand colo. When a
rest 10 the stable, vac, should b'
given tliee times a day, ard shoul'
invariably be given previous to feed
ing"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-02

I desire to give notice to the
general public that my
NEW STORE AT POMFRET, MD.
i-now thoroughly equipped with
a complete line Of DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, SHOES, DRUGS,
HARDWARE, Etc.
My Millinery Department is
stocked with lat st designs in Fall &
Winter Ladies, Misses and Children's
Hats, Rea " Made @ ats, Suits and
Dress Goods.
MISS LOUISE CLARK, OF
Armstrong, Gator & Co.'S, Baltimore,
has charge of this department.
! am nov in b tier position
tbs n ever before
To Serve The Public
and thanking it for its past pa,ron-
age, solicit continuance Of the
same. Respectfully,
p. A. WIIEA1LEY,
Sept. lett I'omfret, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-02

All hail to you. no fail to you,
O Nineteen and Fourteen
And may your life be free from strife,
The luckiest ever seen;
May prosperous peace without surcease
Attend your onward way,
And all mankind in progress iiud
Success within your sway.
The year before, stormy war
Found in its course with fatei
Disasters grim, woe to the brim,
And turmoil in each state
Throughout the world, aoundanthnrled
Be yours TO turn the tide,
Wor d misery in haste to flee
Before your bucyant stride.
Make government to mans content,
with justice for is guides
Let science bark. and wondrous mark
Make in its giant stride;
n business boom let progress loom,
To Danish prospects lean;
With happiness YOUR course to bless,
o Nineteen and Fourteen
Ely JOSH WINK.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-02

Maryland has shown that it does
not intend to be disgracsd by the acts
of crowd Of hsiheads bent upon
lynching some men as, usei Of =
crime who sre entitled under the
Constitution to fair trial anil the
presumption Of innocence until found
guilty. The dispatch by the Cover
nor Of the state OF the militia 10
ChesIertown was al the instance o.
the chief Judge and the bringing OF
the accused men to this city was on
~ an act Of precaution against IN
necessary public perturbation.
1t is very certain now that Ches-
tertown will not have he un-nviable
d stinction Of a mob hanging, and il
is as certain that the accused men
viii be gwen the speedy trial to
which they are entitl d and that they
will receive exact justice.
TIE immunity has no concern in
tie tate If the men except that the
foul csime Of murder shall be punish
ed by the rigors Of the law. Ii aa-
very much concaru 10 prpserve III.
name Of Maryland from in,
further 'aint # The Gle al
beyond all others indicates i
spirit of lawlessness. in con
sequence Chief Judge Constable
and his associates are to be praised
rather than censered for asking
for the militia 70, such ser
vice az 1t has performed. American
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-01-02
rne LeaIslAruaE OF 1919.

The Legislature for th@ session Of
1914 will convene at Annapolis on
Wednesday next aud il that body
does its duty as it should and as ex-
ptcted by the peopls Of this state
much sound and beneficial legislation
will be acted.
The next legislature will be CON-
posed Of seventeen democrats, nine
republicans and one fnsiorist IN the
Senate and il, the House Of eighty
democrats and twenty two republic
cans hence il is plain th.t the demo
or; is being in the majority will be
responsible Tor tho good OF bad leg
islaiion enacted as wei for the fail
ure to enact aud make the laws the
people want Their aie several state
wide measures that the people are
looking forward 10 be pas-' d, to wit;
an appropriation for further good
road so as to enable the State Roads
Commission 10 complete the work
now going on in connecting the
broken iinks in the roads now under
construction; 40 employers liabilit,
law; better election laws; penal legi-
Iation and other measures thar re-
duand TO the interest Of the Peep e
of the whole state Reforms in leg
islatiye procedure is Also one Of tn.
things looked forward TO with much
interest Is the prop ,sed change. in
the proceedings If the Senate aud
House will prove Of valuable assis-
lance to not only members of tie
respective bodies in the performance
OF then dulles, hut TO the people a.
well Dec use it viii hIieg about a
better opportunity for every measure
introduced &. re.'eivs free and
full consideration on the fl 'or Of the
House Instead of being locked up il
the committees and left there 10 die
or be held back by the presiding o.
ficers Of the Two hodies as whip to
.--s . iihe d onsers OF the said meas
u''s' two ". 10 support some
US INTO agreei.- d thg against their
q the igrmels $ sehefss.upoorfA
will. - - '.1s
W ale tho republicans v ii have atsie <
xR14es ~ the passage Of any esass
,rssie mea~ures in the face Of tie
"tremeu lous majrry agains, them,
they car, nevertheless aud should
support strongly all the measures
that are brought before the respee-
tive branches for the benefit of the
people.
There are some local measures that
will prove Of inealeuable good to the
people OF this county Of which We
will have more to say later. We
have three young men who will re
present this county in the Senate ard
House and know iroEa the ealibre Of
the men they sle that they will lend
their best eff ,rts to enact good laws,
not only for the county but the
whole state as well.