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The commonwealth., 1915-06-17
FOR SALE CHEAP

power Springfield Gasoline Engi,
including Metal Water Tank ii
necessary Piping. Reason for .e
ing want 10 use electric power. {;
be seen in opei atioil By applying
The Commonwealth Office. Viii
sold at sacrifice.
The commonwealth., 1915-06-17
Thursday, June II. 1915.

Word from the State Department
CT Health has been received tha.
Halifax County has appropriated
500 to wage an Anti-Typhoid Cam
paign during the latter part Of this
summer. This brings the total
number of Counties taking such
vigorous steps for the obliteration
OF the typhoid germ up to nine.
The commonwealth., 1915-06-17
Notice.

Al! persons holding notes or ac-
counts against the late Mrs. Anna
s ssiorrisett, deceased, will turn
them in to Mr.. J. Harper Alexander,
at the Scotland Neck Bank for col
lection. J. II. ALEXANDER, . JR.
The commonwealth., 1915-06-17
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that from
TINS date the store of N. B. Ausbon
has changed ownership from N. B.
Ausbon to E. R. Ausbon. This
business is situated in PALMYRA
Halifax County, North Carolina
Any transactions of business with
f1rm subsequent to this notice bill
be vailed if it is with r. r. Ausbon.
May 9Th, 1915.
The commonwealth., 1915-06-17

Don't fail to see Mrs. Wiggs Of
The Cabbage Patch at the Palace
Theatre Friday night, June 25th
Seven big reels for zoe.
The commonwealth., 1915-06-17

Ten dollars worth of fun for zoe
at the Palace, Friday night, June
18th. It's Mrs Wiggs Of The Cab
bage Patch.''
The commonwealth., 1915-06-17

you have eled lightly planting tn1e fertilizer
lacking potash i provided YOU Tor r
Side dress
necessary e!eaents Of plant to2rhoc Potash,
~, noE make Nlooen
lnn2a) Nitrate Of Soda get increase il u
as well as stalk ana foliage ROYSI S TOP DRGSsERS vhc
acid and POTASH. 2 ~ ~ e@Eo-~
The commonwealth., 1915-06-17
Hohgood Items.


fcars Of the town have improved
things great deal since their cleo
ton There is still great deal to
be done however, They need to
keep their eyes open for "hlind-
tigers'''
Messrs. Edward Hyman and Frank
Hitch have returned from CITY
Point, Va, where they hoped to
fad work. It seems that there were
too many ahead Of them for they
came back without finding anything
to do.
Mr.. Mills Kitchin was in town
Monday morning.
Mr.. E. P. LYMAN spent Monday
in Scotland Neck on business.
Miss Louie Dell Pittman, of Cove
City, spent few days with Miss
Elizabeth Hyman last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert. Humber, Of
Greenville. with their two children
are visiting their sister, Mrs. w. 2.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Rufin. Of
Farmvi1le. Mrs. Richard Hyatt, Of
Tarboro and Mrs. r. II. Gray, Of
Scotland Neck, were in town Fri;
day, to attend the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. John Savage, who died
at her sons home near here Thurs
day night.
Mr.. W. P. White, Jr., has re-
turned from few days to Green
vile and F'arnville.
Mrs. w. j. Woodard, Of Nor
folk, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Z.
II. White.
Hobgod, June 8 We are very
glad to have warm sunny weather
again. Cold weather is all right il,
January but is entirely out Of place
II June.
Messrs. A. Paul and Claude
kltchln, Of Scotland Meek, Arch
Nunning, OF Williamson and Rov
House, Of Oak City, were in town
al day Wednesday on business con
corning the Shie'ds-Harrineton case.
Miss Mary Hvman, Of Selma is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. e. 2. Hyman.
Messrs. Edward Hynan and
frank Hitch, left Friday for City
Point. Va, where they will apply
for work in the ammunition factory
Of that city.
Misses Ruth and Opf:e!ia Savage
and Daphne Burnett spent few
days last week with Miss Cora Long.
DAVENPORT RT-HARRELL
On last Saturday night al the
home Of Mrs W. j. jenkins, Mr..
Jamie Davenport and Miss Sadie
farre'l were very quietly married.
The wedding came as a great sur
prise to the majority Of people in
town as only few friends were in
formed Of their intentions. We
wish the youthful! couple all the iov
possible IN their married life.
The commonwealth., 1915-06-17
THE MAP OF THE CO11Nr,

THE MAP OF THE COUNTY
OF Halifax, will be for sale in the
early part Of July, 1915, at any
n, Newspaper Office in the County.
ms map indicates all streams, high
ways, railroads, township lines etc
IN the county and all principal coun,
t1,y try residences along the highways
Ihe price Of the map will be Sc O0
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
he if in POUNDS
% Oppoun Like
Don't Be Jealous,
DO the Same

Tonight fall into hubbys and excIaim in tones of
iOy "Pop here's the chance been looking for
busy quick old bOy For the stars disappear and the
sheds its friendly rays signifies the awakening another
day. day whose offerings of opportunities you and
little if taken advantage Of will be remembered with
pleasure for time come for think what to be
able to buy good One Dollar Umbrella with Mission Crook
Handles, for NINE CENTS (This Umbrella is not peced
full of hOe but perfect in every respect and worth dollar
of anybOdys Or cake of Fes Naptha Ivory Soap
for ONE CENT or pair of Boys good, strong, fifty
cent BlOOmer Pants cotton and wool mixed nOt shodd) for
TWELVE CENTS; also Ladies' Mems fty-cent Silk Hose
for ELEVEN CENTS. In fact everything that man. woman
child requires in the line of wearing apparel Spring and
Summer will be sold at prices that beggar description and
stagger belief Fifty Thousand Dollar Stock of Merchandise
to select from
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
MEMS FURN ISHTNG
GOODS

100 dozen Mems fine
Socks; plain and r
fancy; value l5c; spe- &c
cial sale price. ..
100 dozen Mems Imported
Silk Socks; positively $1.OO
value and will outwear
six pair of ordinary II
silk hose. Sale TIC
price ....... ......
Mems Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs; a.
value l0c. Sale ZI
price .... ......
Mems Neck. Ties, the new
est designs in Four-in-
HAMS; bow and n
string Ties; value yC
25c. Sale price. .....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
9. sSebr1tar.

SIM Siten geben ielblt ruliii6e BE-
ri6te gu, oaB oie &ulien gu etnem
3uriid1peiden in Ser Nabe pom Guf-
lo=EaB ge5tpungen muroen; 8ien
n1eloete 5u oieiem @aulpfe ldon Dor
ei1rem Sage, boB 6ie gerluite ser
Rufen bier gang gelpoltige ge1pelen
ii1b. Sn Sitprel1ben ertpartet man
in 9eutidlanb uagemein eirte nene
9eieoerloge Ser guiien. 9rei arrnee=
forps lo0en ols @er1tarfungen fiir
sic Ieutlhen 6ort fon5entriert iein.
Ser aompfplot lei bon 6eutiden @e=
nera1Itab beltimn1t tporoen u11o oie
8orfGn1pfe boben I6on bego1t11en. Be-
Ion6ers legt nan au6 Ser Sbotlahe,
6oB ser @oiier iid in @onigsberg be-
fin6et, biel @ertb BEL.
@om @elten tper6en 6eut1be Sort
idritte in Sen Mrgonnen geneloet
l1n6 iogor bon Eoris beitdtigt. Ser
aar1rpf bauert nod fort. Sm ollge'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11

re6t babe, irgen1 Elm @diff unter
elmer neutraIen 6lagge iegeln 5u lai-
len, uno baB es Code 6es friegflb'
renoen @egners iei 6ie &idtigfeit
elmer Glogge feit5uitellen. @ein @eg-
1ter babe SOS &e9t, Elm S9iff 5u ger
| 1toren oos ii9 1idt ols feinolides
o6er init ao1tterbon6e belooenes ber.
auslteue.
g. Softer, @roBo6n1irol Der 6el1t-
iden Slotte, gibt in elmer glan3er1'
6en @eoe Dor ser @ieler 11niberiitat
ei1ren ueberblid iiber 6ie be11tf9e
Slotte, Ser barin gipfelt, bob fir Die
oel1tlde TIotte ei1te @eeidla@t @ieg
ODER SOD be6e11te uro 6aB eitre iol-
de MIR 6ann getpogt tper6e, tpenn
ser @ieg iider iit. Sic englii@e
6lotte bobe uidt SEN Sffeniipgeiit
ser Delti9en un6 er bebo1pte no@
ellen bisberigen Gorgdngen 5u fagen>
oaB sic e1tgIiide Slotte BEN geelion'
iden @eilt perloren babe
Ielbriid, 6er fteabertretenoe
@ei6sfan8ler, iagt in einem Sr1ter-
oietp> oaB beitintm1te @orfebrungen
getroffen ieie1l baB alles eingefubrte
@etreibe 1t,tr on 6ie 3ipilbepolferung
fane un6 6ob sic amerifaniiden Dr.
qanilationen sic @ertbeilung iiber>
nebnten tpiir6en.
grob ser flint @riegsmonote oes
letten Sabres i6einen 6ie groBeren
ssn6u1triebetriebe 9eutidlan6s tpentg
gelitten 5u babe1r, tpie Ser Sabres=
obidluB 5ablrei6er 6ieier @erfe oel1t'
lid 5eigt. @eridieoene Ser 6obrifen
lporen iogar imltanbe, ibre 9ipioen<
Sen nod 5u erb6ben, pabreno Die ei11=
qetretenen 0ipiben6enrebu5ierunge
an6erer Werfe geringfiigtg nno ber=
ein5elt iin6.
sNn s5ranfreid un6 gnglano >pur=
Sen in onen fotboliiden &ird)en om
gonntag sic pGpitlihen @ebete fiir
Sen Ssrie6en berridtet, ebenio pie bies
aud int sStolien, Defenders in &on>
geidab.
gtner Gepeife aus 8erlin bonn
gonntog ge1rtdB bot Ser 8unbesratb
cine @eroronnng angenommen, 6nrd
melfje Sen @ta6tpertpaltungen Die
| grlaubniB gegeben miro, nnteriu>
hungen Mber Sen Meblporratb jeoes
SousboIts on5uiteqen un6 alle Tor-
rdtbe iiber 25 @g. (55 &funo) onf
sic ei113eIne Herion ol1f5nfanten.
8eitere beion6ere 8erfiigungen iber
Iporimmen 8erbrou9 6es Weebls ftnb
fir @iirtternberg bon @rob b=gerltn
getroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
Z. 6ebr1tar.

Mn1tIi9 tpurbe beute in @ien fol-
gen6es befon1t gemodt: ~eSn Tolen
ur6 @eitgali5ien lit bie Soa1age u1t'
perdn6ert. SIN perihie6enen B1aten
in SEN @orpmben bobet sic @uI1en
sic 0ffeniibe >pie6er n1fgenommen,
6od tpur6en ole Mngriffe init groBen
gerIulten fir SEN 6ei1t6 5uriidgei91a'
gen. Mir feten uniere Mngriffe in
SEN betpoI6eten @egio1ren fort. @ir
boben in Sen @orpotbe1t peitere 1000
@efongene gen1odt."
MmtIi6 miro in Berlin Die Wfel-
6un1 ser gnforeiter 3ettung ~Moene'
ruiz, TeutfhInnb babe 8u1gorten er'
iudt, Mumdnien on5ugretfen I'M 5one
6ieies gegen 0eiterreid- -l1ngortt ,no=
Bill moden 1ollte, ols etne 2iige be-
seidnet. Cine Depeide aus @brt'
Itianio beiogt, ser @unorooampfer
,sbracio" babe ieinen 8rofe11er ber-
loren nn6 treble 5ienos in Ser 8etBen
see 6abin NIT einem aargo I'M User,
tie bon 18 Minio1ren @rone11.
Depefhen, 6ie IN Berlin aus Buon.
peit eirtrufe1, berihten iiber misge.
beb.he r11ffiihe grlppenberiaieb
oen IN SftgoIi5ien un6 Ser grfotptrto,
auqenfdeinIi9 5u 6em 3mede, iene
Nropir8en lnter nllen nmitdnoen 5ll
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
10. 6ebrnar.

10. Jebruar.
SIM Often ldei11t ser &umpf Dor
@arldou lpieber 5l1 ei1rem StiQltan6
ooer elmer slbidmdda1ng gefommen
su fem, tpabreno in SitpreuBen Der
nelle riefige &an1pf allem slni6ein
nod begonnen bot. Die Deutiden
fiibren BORT nod Sen ruililden See
ridten cine 6uberit 1tarfe Sffenitpe.
Ser oeutide geridt iogt mtr, oaB
feline Meuigfeiten 81 beri6ten iino.
Som @ien fon11nt sic Nadrt6t, oaB
Sic Rulien in Sen 4orpotben erneut
111tter lhtperen @erluiten 5l1riidmei-
fen muBten nno ooB ser @ormarid
ser oeutid-oiterreihii6en Srnppen
in ser gufotpinu fortgeiest miro.
Sic Tmrfen boben Bel ben adm<
pfen om Sue3fanal ei1ren brttiiden
are1,5er idtper beihd6igt. Son 9on-
Son tpur6e Dor einigen Eagen 5ugege'
ben, boB Elm @riegsidiff bon 5tpei
tiirfiiden @ranoten getroffen nno II
Weann pertpun6et tpurben @ermrtb=
Iid banbelt es fid bierbef Inn oos
gleide @riegsidifft iiber bos crit iett
sic erite @ortita11tinopeler geahriht
porlieqt. Sic eriten tiiiirfiihen @egi-
menter boben Sen Sue5fanal iiber'
ihritten.
eesn1 @eiten lit sic Gage bo1itdn6tg
1tnberdn6ert nn6 MIR bon gan5 per-
einseIten gtellen 1per6en 4dn1pfe be-
ridtet. SotpobI ser be1tide als anh
ser Toriier 8eridt fagt m 0ienitoge
oben6, 6oB feline >peientlihen geenig-
feiten 5u n1eIben itn6.
g. ssogotp, Ser 5tootsiefretar BEG
6eutl6en slustpdrtigen amtes, er-
fIarte om 1ierritag eirem @orreiport=
6enten ser 81. g. in et1rem sSnterpietp
sic Mblidten Ser 6eutlden 6lotte 1tro
SEN 3tped Ser beutiden 8roflama-
tio1r, bie gnglan6 u1ngebenoen 8e=
tpafier 5ur &riegs5one erflart. Sic
Megierung in @oibitgton ideint nid)t
I'M ginne gu boben, gegen bie Sib=
rurg ser omerifoniiden 6logge oon=
ieiten ser britiiden 2ulttania IN 2on=
Son GIT proteitieren; lie min pielmebr
iid 6on1it beihei6en anf 6ie @efobr
hin5lttpeiien, Sic bieier @organg fir
sic neutroIe @difffobrt nit ii6
bringt. l1eber 6ie 6eutid)e v&riegs=
gone" tpia iih Nraiioent @ilion crit
d11Bern, tpenn er bonn @ortlaut Ser
oe1ttihen Proclamation, be5m. Gent
idrift, perionlih &enntniB genon1men
bot. Gon @riehenla116 ioa cine Note
an Sic 6eutide &egierung iiber Die
u@riegs5o1re" grfIdrung eingegan=
gen lein, >pdbren0 Sic lfanoinopi=
iden 2Qr6er nn6 6oqan6 argeblid
ge1nein1on1e gdritte 5u unternebmen
pIonen. g. Sagom erflarte IN Dem
ss1terpietp nts6riidlidl 6aB btsber
feline Nroteite Bel Ser 6eutiden &e=
gierung eingegangen iino.
S11 england iino oie l1nrnben in
Sen Mrbeiterfreiie11 iiber Sic fortipab=
renben @teigerungen Der 9ebensmit=
teIpreiie itdnoig I'M @odfen. Son
Sen ein5eInen Observation-Disclosures
iin6 tbeils 1t11ter11ommen tbetls bor=
bereitet. Sotpobl 6te tn6uitrtelen
aIs sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrbeiter
li11o an ser getpgeung betbetligt.
sSn @erbien berridt unter Ser ge=
poIferung Elm iebr GROCER Mangel on
aebensnritteln, Ser bas 2ano NIT ei=
ner @nngersnotb be0robt. Sc 1tno
gorbertiungen I'M @ange, Die cine
@on1mIung in SEN Ser. @toaten 5ltm
3>pede boben, burd Sic 6te serben
6ilfe 5n erlnngen boffer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11

ler s@itf'
pen Il
n1eitren bot ii6 ionit auf oen &riegS-
lduuplas metig beran6ert.
Nus 8erlin fon1rnen langere 8e-
ridte iiber 6ie oeutide Muslegl1ng Ser
@rflar11ng Ser Mbn1iralitat. Dieielbe
lit oano6 1ri9t aIs ei1re 8loda6e a11f=
3ufaiien. Meutrale @diffe ioaen na6
groBter Weoglidfeit geidont tperoe1r,
| ieooh n1oht Die @oililde 3eitrng bo=
ral1f oufmerfionl 6aB 9eutihlano
oos @edt bh, in 6em 5l,r &riegs5one
erfldrten @ebiet, ale nad oem
&riegsreht erlaubten Mabmabmen
gu treffen. Sci ser Srage bes S6u-
tes ser ne11troIen @hiffe in oieien
@ebieten banoele es iid meniger I'M
oen Dor @eidoiien ser &riegsi@iffe
aIs- Dor Weinen. Sb unb mo- Iol9e
in SEN frogli6en @etpaiiern nod oem
18. 8ebruur ousgelegt per6en, miir-
be 11i6t befarrt gegeben meroen.
gee11trole @diffe fabren 6aber in Ben
@riegs5onen o1f ibr eigetres &iiifo.
Sic boIbon1tIide @0lniide 3eitung
erf(drt, 6oB, bepor Deutid1an6 on.
fange, our9 6ie eng1ilde 3ufubrbe=
idnei6nng 5u bungern, 5uerf olle
@efangenen 1n6 sic in Sen bon 9el1t=
{den beietten @ebieten tpobnen6e 8e=
p6lferunq bon ettpn II Wintonen
barmnter 5m lei6en baben tper6e.
@onItontinopel beri9tet, 6oB 6os
tiirfiihe Seer Sen Marid 6urd) 6ie
@iite obne @erI1tite 5uriidgelegt bot
un6 ii6 iett 0itlid 6es sue5fanols
nit Sen engiiden Sruppen I'M
@ompf befin6et. 10000 georinen
befinben lid) 0itIih BON &airo, I'M
gegen sic ergIiiden Sruppen poran=
riiden. 0ie nnter 6em &onman6o
Ser GngIGn6er iteben6en Srnppen
fangen an in GROCER 3ab1 gu oefer=
tiere1.
Eaplt @eneoifts @ebet fit SEN
6rieben 1pur6e nod elmer DepeIfe
aus gerlin om go11ntag in ollen
fotbolil6en @irden ourd gang
9entidlan6, tpie ou6 in 6ranfreid
uno england geldeben lit, geleien.
@elonoere Seierli9feiten muren 6a=
nit in &0ln perbn116en, mo &ar6inal
Sartmann in feierlider 8ro5eiiion
no6 6en1 9om> itd begab, I'm bonn
SohaItor 6os @ebet 6es Bapites 51
perlelen.
Cine 9epei9e ous 9fom bonn Gon=
ner?tag n1eloet, 6oB eine @onig1ide
Gercr6nung sic gtnbebaltrtng Ser
golooten Ser 5tpeiten @ategorie bon
SEN Sabrgdngen 1893 uno 1894,
oie lire gienit5eit jebt been6igt bat=
ten, Biz 81. Weai an. Gin nt6erer
@oniglider grlaB berbtetet Sic Mus-
fubr bon friide1n o6er on6erem
TIeil6, &aitanten, g0geln, Del, 6et
l1no SoIg. gs lit jett oie Musfubr
aner fir Neenih o6er Ebier bra1d-
bnren 2ebensnritteln aus estnlien her-
bote1r.
@or6inal bon @ortma1n, @r5bi-
idof bon @oI11, fogte am 9ienitag IN
elmer Mniprade an eine totbolii4e
@erlammInng unter artberm folgen-
6es: Ser 9eitipru9 6es Soges lit:
,8ertraut ouf @ott nn6 baltet m1s!"
l1niere glrmee11, sic urs I'M 0iten ltn6
@eIten bei6iiten, ffn6 in gutem 3u=
ltan6e. @ott miro nidt 5ugeben, BOB
oas otbeiltiide Granfreid un6 6as
ortbo6ore @nBIan6 6as bliiben6e reli-
qio{e 2eben 6es @aterlan6es perni4<
ten. @ertra11t baber auf uniere ge-
redte gade, nniere tapferen Srnppen
1tn6 unieren berebrten @aiier, Ser init
alien Tuqen6en ieiner er1audten 8or=
fobren onsgeitattet it, @erIaBt eu@
ober por aIer1 onf Sen 2enfer Ser
gdladten, 5u 6em mir pertra1ens-
bon un6 obne Mnfb0ren bete1"
8. sebrnar.
@ie bere9tigt 0eutidlun6s @rfla=
<~s g.. L~:ES.Xo.. noS>>H~s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
$i&Q in der bukoWlna*

ens<r are"5tr In satstanel tmtr
uur Qrte9S1sne.- 50 ote Grldnun6 Der
s4etuma Reid5smartneamtts oar@ staatstefres
psnS Grnfe 8arnun8
- Sic tarttf@en 9rnP
peunb teu Sme3tanal.-@ @nn8rs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
8. Tebrna1

8. Tebrmar.
ggie bere9tigt 9eutidlan6s grfld=
r,1rq nor, bob 6e britii9en @etpdf-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11

Dr. 2etpis bon ser ct. glou6er
ssirnto 11,nr, 9etpis & &ern 1pur6e
Wsontaq an 6os 4ronferbett ser 6rar1
sssohn @leio5 gerl1fen, oie 1nter feiner
drstIiden Mntpeiinng iib ani6einenb
tpenialtens o11f Dem @ege Der Belle
rung befinbet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
BRYAN LEADS DRY FIGHT
VIII Tour Ohio on Special Train Dur
ing Next Four Days In Interest
of Prohibition.

COLUMBUS, o.. October 24.--With
William j. Bryan as the principal
speaker leaders in the fight for State
wide prohibition in Ohio have prepared
for whirlwind campaign to he led
by Mr. Bryan during the next four
days. and TO be kept up by others until
the close OF the campaign on the night
before the election of November ..
Mr. Bryan will tour the State in Il
special train, the opening speech being
set for tomorrow at Steubenvillc. y
large number Of men, prominent in the
fight to GUST saloons from the State.
will accompany the former Secretary
OF state on his speaking trip.
While prohibition was defeated in
Ohio last November by Il majority of
they have an excellent chance to win
They argue that the adoption last year
of the home rule amendment TO the
CONSTITUTION repeating the county unit
option law, and thus making wet"
territory of forty-hvc counties which
had been dry" under county option. is
resented in those counties. and that
they will increase their dry" vote over
that of last year They also expect to
materially cut down the huge wet"
matorities in Cincinnati. Cleveland and
.bition have Conducted Il quiet cam
paign, largely through Advertising and
organization. The wet leaders pre-
dict larger majority against, prohibi-
ton than was cast year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
ITAL IAN OFFENSIVE
AS AID IN BALKANS

PARIS. October 24.--LuiEi CapoIong-
Iii. editor Of II Sccolo. after Interview
ing some OF the highest placed au-
thoritics in Rome. announces that
Italy's cooperation with the allies in
the Balkan expedition will take the
form OF a great offensive in Trcntino
and lstria.
This drv" has just been begun. and
Is producing the intended result Of
drawing the Austrian troops to these
regions and easing the Austro-German
pressure in Serbia. he says.
Italy also has decided TO cooper
ate in the blockade and bombartment
OF the bulgarian coast. and will place
a fleet Of merchant ships at the dis
posal OF France and England for tho
transportation OF their troops and sup
plies to Saloniki,' lie continues.
IF the Balkan expedition fails and
the Austrian army marches across
Herzegovina to occupy Mount I.ovcen.
which dominates Cattaro, Italy will
put into action secret plan, drafted
with the object of assuring her COM
pletc command of the Adriatic''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
SaturdnN Nicht.s Dninrs.

George NJ. Rudiscll, a white Du Pont
employee. was attacked late Saturday
night by four negroes in Third Street
and robbed of two watches He had
no money with him. He showed cvi
dence of having been roughly handled
by the negroes.
Sandy Green. colorcd. was stabbed
in the back by an unknown negro
Saturday night. with whom he had
some trouble I'm Plum Street. His
wound is regarded as of serious char
aCter.
William Binkins, colorcd. got into
trouble Saturday night at the New
Market with Roger Gillian. colored
and received "A severe cut in the face
extending from the ear around 10 and
under the chin. Gillian was arrested
and the knife and q pistol taken from
him.
Benton. Cargill. colorcd. had trouble
Saturday night at the New Market
with w. r. White. colorcd. and was
wounded in the head by "A blow as is
suspected. with AN iron instrument
White was arrested
Charles Jones, colorcd. is under ar
rest for shooting Robert Brooks. col
ored. in Harding Street Saturday night
as is alleged for very trivial cause.
Brooks was shot in the leg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25
MUST PREPARE, WHETHER
WE WOULD OR NOT

Think of the precious spiritual val
ucs that have been crushed under the
iron heel in that peaceful country.
Had Belgium been fully armed. like
Switzerland and Holland, do you think
the Tcutonic invasion would have be-
gun by way of Liege?
Finally, remember this, that when
war comes we must prepare. whether
We Will or no, and preparation left to
the last moment means far greater
sacrifice of human life. Had all the
nations been as we'll prepared as one
OF them. this great war would either
never have been, or would have been
over by now. The preparation Of the
other nations came too late Let us
profit by their example and see to it
that tho priceless heritage handed
down to us by our fathers be ade-
quately defended TO the last mite Of
treasure, to the last drop OF blood"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25

as II. and Anne l.. Roberts All OF
l,oi life was spent In Richmond. and
her circle Of acquaintance was an as.
tonishinSly large one She began
teaching shortly after completing her
course at the i<aptis, Female Insti-
tute and continued session after scs-
sion up to 4 few days before her death.
Indeed the final lessons Of her life
were given In her room last Thursday ).
to several little children. who in her
opinion. needed special attention.
Miss Roberts is survived by one sis
ter, Miss Jennie Roberts. and By two
nieccs. Mrs. Nicholas Ardan, of Bris-
tol. and Mrs. Anne Currie. OF Kern,
Texas.
The funeral will take place to-day.
at noon, from the Second Hap'ist
Church and tho services will be con-
Quoted by Rev T. G. Skinner and Rev.
russell Bowie. -. -. The following
will act az pallbearers: Active. NAL
vern Hill. Frank 7. crump. H. D.
Hotchkiss. Hull Apperson. Lewis Pill
cher. Robert G. Harris, John T. W!ngo
and William T.. Tanner. Honorary,
Or. George l.. steel. J. Taylor Gllyson,
James D. Crump. W. - Freeman. Rob
crt Fl. Gillian aud Charles l.. Tanner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-25

After an illness of less than two
weeks. Miss Simonia Frayser Roberts.
Tor over forty years widely-known
teacher and church worker of this CITY
dicd yesterday morning at 435 o'clock
AT her home, East Cary Street While
Miss Roberts had been in falling
health for some months past il was
only within the last three or four DAYS
that her sickness developed alarming
symptoms. ',' -..s
Miss Robertson Miss Syc," as she
drcds who enjoyed her friendship
was IA woman of unusual sweetness OF
character and mental force. Her ma
ture was bright. CHEEKY and sociablc.
ana out of the abundance OF her I'm :
nate charity resulted a lifetime of good
works. She for over thirtv-five
years the president Of the Dorcas So
ciety of the Second Baptist Church.
while for an even longer period she
was head of the primary department.
of it's sunday school.
For forty-iive years or more Miss
Roberts, who had Il remarkable facul-
~ for winning the regard and conf
dcnce of the young, maintained Dri-
vatc school at her home. Here she
found Il peculiar sphere OF usefulness,
for as Il teacher Of the elementary
branches she had few supcriors Her
pupils. without exception, quickly
learned to love her. and she continued
10 hold their regard long after they
had attained maturity. This popu-
larity is well attested by the fact that
several families sent two generations
of children to her school
Miss Roberts was born in this city
and was a daughter of the late Thorn