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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-04-21

Your ChiId's cough 10 . Call foe Help,
Don't put off treating your
Ohild's Cough. 1t not only saps
their strength, but often leads to
more serious ailments. Why
risk? You don't have to. Dr..
Kings New Discovery il just the
remedy your Chlld needs. It is
made with soothing, healing and
antiseptio balsams. Will quickly
check the Cold and soothe your
Child's Cough away. No odds
how bad cough or how long stand.
ing, DR.. Kings New Discovery
will stop it. It's guaranteed.
Just get a bottle from your Drug.
gist and try it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-04-21
Rheamatism Yields Qulclay to
Sloans0. =

Rheamaslsm Ytesos Quickly 60
Sloan's. =
You can't prevent an attack of
Rheumatlsm from coming on, but
You can stop il almost immedi-
stely. sloan's Linlment gently
applied to the sore joint or mus.
ole penstratss in Z few minutes to
the inflamsd spot that causes the
pain. II soothss the hot, tender,
swoolen feeling, and in q very
short time brings relisf that il
almost unbelievable until you OK.
psrienos il. Get q bottle Of
Slosn's Liniment for 26o. of snv
drugglst and have it in the house
against colds, sore and swollen
joints, lumbago, soiatica and like
ailments. Your money back il
not satisfied, but it does give al
most instant relief. =: ..
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-04-21
Stomach Trouble Cured.

Mrs. b. G.. Cleveland, Arnold,
Pa, writes, "For some time I
suffered from stomach trouble. {.
[ would have sour stomach and
feel bloated after eating. Moth.
ing benefited me until I got Cham.
berlains' Tablets. After taking
two bottles of them I was cured. {"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-04-21
A Sluggish Liver Needs Attention.

Let your liver get torpid and
you are in for a spell of misery.
Everybody gets an attack now and
then. Thousands of people keep
their livers active and healthy by
using DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Fine for the stomach too. Stop
the Dizslness, Constipation, Bill.
business and INDIGESTION. Clear
the blood. Only $50. at your
Druggist.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-04-21
Fighting on German Territory
French Claim to Have Occupied Some o.
mlnatIng Position,

| -
nlnatIng Position,
London, April 19.-Activity
along the western battle line seems
to partake of the nature of isolat.
cd engagements rather than q gen.
eral offensive. Artillery duels
have taken the place of hand to.
hand fighting, which has been the
the feature of the recent struggle
along the Meuss and near the Lor-
raine border, but the latter type
of combat continues in the Vos.
ges, where the official statemen nts
agree .harp fighting is taking
piece on German territory.
| The oorroboration, however,
ends with this fact, the French
claiming to have occupied domi.
mating positions here and the
Germans declaring the attacks of
the French have failed.
From the British end of tho
lines comes the report officially
issued by the War Office at Lon.
don that Hill No. 80 an important
point two miles south of Zillsbske,
Belgium has been captured from
the Germans.
The German communication
tells IF driving the British out of
minor German positions which
they occupied southeast of Yprss.
This 10 in the neighborhood of
Hill No. 60.
Petrograd continues to report
minor successes in the Oarpathians
showing that the fighting has not
been entirely suspended near the
passes, bat the Russian, Austrian
and German official reports agree
that Spring virtually has put an
end to all activity along the re.
mainder of the eastern front.
Various rumors are current re-
| garding the central Powers, Aus
tria through the medium Of Venice
is credited with receiving with
CONSERVATION the news Of the OK.
tension of the lansturn service TO
| all Glasses between the ages Of 1s
and SO years, while Rome il spon-
sor for the statement, attributed
to q high German authority that
the German general staff has dis.
carded all plans for an advance
on the French front, decided TO
remain on the defensive.
1t again Is unofiicislly announc.
cd that operations are under way
in the Dardansl)es, where the
Turks are reported building de-
lenses against landing parties but
the news of the breaking up of the
ice at Arohsngel, the only large
seaport on the north coast Of Rus.
sia may induce the Entente Allies
to be moro deliberate in sheir ct.
tempts to unlock the gate to the
Black Sea.
The irritation to Holland over
the torpedoing of the Dutch ship
Katwyk has been greatly allsysd
by Germany's expression of her
willingness to make an apology
and pay an indemnity if it 10
found that the vessel was sunk by
a German submarine.
Honolulu, T. H. April 10-Ths
United States submarine F.4 sub.
merged outside the hsrbor since
March 25 was raised IL feet early
today and towed in shore until 1t
rested on the upward inolining
bottom. The salving crew post.
poned further work until the lift
ing tackle was strengthened.
The satisfactory work done thus
far in towing the submarine, it 10
believed, will make unnecessary
the pontoon methods of raising
the craft. -.
Diver Loughman, who became
entanglad in the lifting cables
Saturday 10 recovering slowly.
| A Slmv1lsh I1vor Neads AtfAntl0n
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-04-21
AspIsadt Talk u EaessrlIs IL ssJs
On tie Fan.

A PLEAsyo1 TEE 4xHari1oxss
What are We doing for ths boyl
on the fslm. 10 4 qusation that u
! uppsrmost In the miads Of all
progressive farnsfs. I have
besnvsry much inSpfssssd with
the interest that she boys have
displaysd il the Corn Club
work and + oan nos bst ask
myself the question IN sone cases,
why il it that ths bsys are %
willing 10 enter ths work snd put
forth sneh efforts % naaks 4 large
yield whom they rscsivs vssush little
encouragement from thsif parents.
I hsve seen several oasas whore
there has not been f6if play be-
tween the fsthsr snd sshs son in
this matter.
The object Of the clsb work 10
not to make money for ths fathe
but to instill in the boy . better
knowledge Of farmins and make
him more eontsnt st homo. A
great many of the fsthsrs are
willing for the boy a 80 ahead
with the york bnt whom the tims
comes for the gsthsrins Of the
crop and the disposition Of II they
will not let the boy have any
thing except that which hs ID able
to got in cash prisss. When ws
think . little and and out that
there are only . few who are able
TO get the cash prizsa There ne
oessariiy must b. lssss number
who get nothing for the work ex-
cept the informetion that hs may
be able to obtsin from The bulls-
Tins thst hs may rsesivs from the
Department of Agr;ealture and
the advice Of the Demonstration
Agent. Naturally he II mot sn-
oouraged Sufficiently 10 90 on with
the work - snthusiastioally - he
would otherwise and be makes up
his mind - soon - hs b able to
leave the farm hs will do % and hs
has . littls feeling for or aoainss his
father for the trss4msnt that he
-Aas. ssesivsa st his hAnds. Ivsns
to speak . word for the boy and
his work. II the father wants 10
really be fair sad honest with his,
boy and do what he can TO make
him satisfied at home then let him
charge the boy with the time that
he consumes and the rent Of the
land and then allow him TO dis
pose of his corn % hs may desire.
I was very much impressed with
Q boy who came to me lsst week
aud told ne that he did not in
tend to 60 into the club work this
year unless bic father would treat
him fairly and not take every
thing that he made. Give the
boy . chance to make something
for himself and he will bless you
% long % he lives. Take HIM
into partnership and he will bs
moro ready and willing to do his
share of work and make you proud.
of him.
W. B. CBuMproN, in.
County Demonstration Agent.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-04-21

\1GNOR GIUSEPPE BARTOLOTTA
the Redpah
England
nous artists including Patti Mb Kube Paderewski
Neapoltan birth
The
singing
He gains immediate favor with the
convinced
excellent style enunaon
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-04-21
Soldiers Reunion.

The old soldiers reunion will bs
held at Organ Church ON Ascsn.
sion day. May 18, 1915. We OK.
pect to have several addresses i.
Ali are invited to come and bring
we'll filled baskets. There will bs
refreshments on the grounds.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-15
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Aeeordlng 70 latest advioss. the pro-
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-15
MAY |N0cU[ATE .
THE GIANTS WITH
TYPHOID SERUM
Entire Squad at Marlin Camp
Afraid They May Get Fever
With Which Recruit Pitcher
Ritter Was Stricken.

MARLIN. Tex. March 1.-THE -
nouncement that the recruit pitcher,
Bill Ritter. has typhoid fever has
alarmed the entire squad Of Giants.
with whom he has been in contact
since the training season started hesoS
Ritter Is Ill in local hospital.
Manager McGraw 10 thinking q
having all his players inoculated With
the typhoid germ. They are III
scared that they may catch II, inas-
much a. Ritter has been hobnobbiuG
with them all the time they have been
here, and many Of them even visited
him when he was first stricken.
Ritter came to the Giants near the
end Of last season and twirled ons
game in which he defeated the Phil
lies. holding them down to three hits,
Manager McGraw got into commu-
nication with several physicians on
his return from Waco, and It 10 -
lieved that he will follow their advises
and have all his men inoculated. /.
BY making several bone" plays -
critical stages the Giants Regulars
tossed away a game to the Dallas
team by the score Of to in ten In
nings, yesterday. There was plenty
Of trouble in the deciding half a the
last inning over close decision made
against the visitors on q second base
play. Fletcher was finally ordered ont
Of the game by Umpire In Chief Pom
drur- although Groundkeeper Nor
gan. employed by the homo club
made the decision that caused the
tiresome delay by reason Of senseless
kicking. ID
The No. . troupe OF Giants was tum,
terday. The Waco Navisators out.
played them In every detail aA6
won by to 0. Tho young 0ientl
played poorly and chiefly so at the bat
number no made q base hit. Jim
culied a single and two bagger end
each time with a comrade on base. The
other Giants were helpless before the
Waco pitching. ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-15
Scout Kelley of Yankees
Going Hunting This Week
For a SOuthpav Pitcher

figured like the man who always car
ries an umbrella to scare of rain IN
bringing his players to a place for
spring training where they could not
be forced into idleness by wet or cold
weather. At any rate. his evidence
OF precaution has worked out that
way.
The success Of baseball manager
has to do with luck as we'll as good
both Of these qualifications. He 10
particularly lucky in having selected
Savannah for a training camp this
spring, whatever the place may have
ibeen to other managers In past
springs or may prove in the future,
and he Is also particularly lucky IN
having all his players report to him In
good condition.
Even the game but unlucky Jack
WARRIOR says he feels much encour-
aged by the way things are breaking
for the Yanks under Donovans
smooth guiding hand.
No general would be much use to
his coiors without the confidence OF
his men behind him. Donovan Is
ALREADY making progress as that SOFT
of a general. 1t 10 quite signincant
THAT the Yankee players are cypress
ling the utmost faith in Bills success
as their new leader They snow tnis
desirable confidence. too. In their
gingersome work on the field
Aye, verify. 1t begins to look as
Though Bill Donovan will make good
this summer in the task In when
many others, more or less distir-
guished in his line, have failed.
No wonder holdout Marty McHale
expressed Willingness to sign up
| with the Yanks after his trip to the
bali grounds. where he had an oppor..
tunity to size up Donovan's string OF
twiriers who are already In the fold.
II Marty went to that ball field to see
something to help him gather cou r.,
| age for continued effort to hold up
the new owners for what they con-
slider an unreasonable raise. he must
have beat It away in disappointment.
There really wasn't much chance
Cor anv one to succeed In such tactics
with Heating, WARRIOR. Fisher. Cald :
well, Brown and Cole looking In the
mink OF physical condition and work
Ing like demons to tune up the best
that II in them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-15
BROOKLYN CgLTICS WIN
FROM BETHLEHEM TEAM

! A capital contest was Witnessed At
Marquette Oval yesterday whom the
brooklyn Celtic took the measure Of
the much heralded Bethlehem aggre-
CATION by goals 10 in the semi-
nnai OF the American Cup. The open.
Ing found the game repiete With OK
element. the Bcthlshems. led by VIII
lar. attacking the Celtic quarters and
giving McWiliiams and Robertson a
chsncs to distinguish themselves BY
clever Kicking.
Ton minutes from tho kick on the
forward limo Of the Irishmen. by beau
tiful combined work, enabled O'Hol-
lorAn to score. and shortly afterward
Mcqueen. who had been particularly
elusive. made the score . By a nice
run and shot which completely bea,
Duncan. ...
In the succeeding play the Irish
men were fairly on top, and right uE
TO the interval the Bethlehem goa
was more or less tr danger.
In the second half the steel Work
| ers were out to overcome the Celts
substantial lead. snd wsre success
full In scoring their. nrst and onl!
eoal shortly after the re6tart. Tn
bethlehems continued fierce on
siaught on the Brooklyn boys goa
but dstsrmtnAd tackhnS and sur
kickiAS by NcWtlliams deprived til
los@rS of whatevAr lchapce they he
y ~ - eeral terlns. tn Gets Y
e 80 =: 49, - e az ~. Y. ~ r:s e
!; ! - Nm;
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-15
Fight for Title
Definitely Set
. For April \

HAVANA. March 15.--Promoter
Jack Curley to-day announced that
the date for the Jack Johnson-Jess
Willard battle for the heavyweisht
championship Of the world has been
definitely sct for Sunday, April Z. The
fight Is scheduled for Is rounds and
will begin at II o'clock In the morn.
ing. II will be held in the race track
course. Sunday was selected. - =
was believed the attendance would b
much greater on that day. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-15
Aanaesr carrean Believes ns Has Best Balanced Staff In
American League, but Hs Is Expecting Sensational Work
From "Lons Shore" Who Was Once Tried Out by Giants
and for Whom Owner La min Says He Wouldn't Take
$4,000 Now.

ago and was Immediately dubbed
Long Shore they will remember this
nshing limo twtrler. 1t will also be
remembered that McGraw sent him In
against the Boston Braves one after
noon and that the said Braves slam
med' mauled and generally manhan-
died him for ten runs In one inning,
that being enough for McGraw and
Shore went away from there. II was
thought THAI would b the last of
Long Shore but, no. He hiked down
70 Baltimore. got some experience
while being forgotten and. all of a
sudden bobbed up as tho most sensa-
tional pitcher In the minor leagues.
Mr.. Lannin told mo q few minutes
ago that Shore could not be bought
for $4,000 and that II he did dispose
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-15
Only SAYS Taken In at Gate Of
Soccer Football Match at
Olympic Field, Showing That
Public Takes Little Interest In
s.a .a---. 49, - ssa-s-. --a 20
This Sport.
, HE, soccer teams Of the Cha
NseDu6 ciub and the Ne

~ HE. soccer teams Of the Clan
NaeDu6 clvb and the New
York Celtic Club did not play
TIE best Kind o. football yesterday
at Olympic Field. The 1acDulIs won
b. goals - Z. not because thay bad
out the, best team but due 70 the fact
that % many o. the best men o. The
Celtics were IN Brooklyn watohins
IN ,important match that this club
oouia only mustss ten men 70 play
agaApst the sisven AanDuR1 80.
Ths seed points Of, soccer have
oetsa tssA wstttsa about and u really
n IN intsrSst.ns same when you
know the rules. etill the public at
large that follows sports Will not
come out q b Initiated. Yesterday
the sats receipts were es.1S. The ad-
missioa was twenty-five cents. 90
that there weren't many on hand to
chssr the players. II soccer was .
game during which players sius ana
try 10 MAIN one another the sporting
public might come out TO zee. But
thsrs isa't anything that savors Of
roushness. It's football played with
the feet and occasionally with the
head. ~
| 0asiic football 10 more, literally
pAtronissd because there u . lively
scrap every now and then. In eoccer
u you accidsntly trip 9 player the
apoIogios are profuse. Nothing like
this daston. Alphonss stu3 In the col.
lego or Gaelic football. In the latter
you don't say "excuss." but avail,
the opportunity when the referee
ISN'T looking ana then you take 9
healthy wsIiop At the fellow who "ac-
cidsntally' tried TO put y0u In the
hospital.
IKE In hockey. its good team worb
in passing that brings success. None
but the goai keeper can touch thu
bail with his hands. In the geIn>
yesterAay the teams played the nrs'
half Of forty i've minutes without .
score. THIS was largely due 70 thu
alsrtness % the goal tenders. and I
! Was fftsen minutss after the secohs
half started kefors the dret goal VA
kicked. Then Thompson, q stock,
Scot, booted the ball through, for IN
frst point. Five minutes late
Thompson's toe got busy again ant
, there was another goal for AacDva
Throughout tho entire secon'
period the Ceitics were kept on tn
defense, and AacDu6 was prevente'
from scoring oftener by the brillian
work Of Butler and Duty. Thes
! men played . wonderful game on tn
defense. .-...,.,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-15
Board Of Strategy Decides to
Make an Immediate Effort to
Secure a Lefthanded TwirIer
Of at Least Some Known
Ability.
Especial TO The Evening wnld.)
Savannah. Ga. March

Savannah. Ca, March Is.
THE new Yankee board OF STRAIT
egy. consisting of Capt. Hus-
ton. Bill Donovan. Joe Kelley
and Duke Farrell, met In conference
late last night and decided to mako
an effort TO secure = left-handed
pitcher of At least some known
ability. It was voted to have Scout
in-Chief Kelley start on tour OF the
various major league training camps
not latAr than the middle Of this week
in search Of surplus southpaw talent.
Kelley seemed pleased to hear about
starting on his regular job. He said
this spring umpiring, ne mad peeh
doing was getting on his nerves.
The, Yankee players had a grand
Sunday for go-as-they-pleased recre-
alton. There was fishing, automobil-
ing, receiving and sending OF private
correspondence and telling and re-
telling Of tales of fact and fancy. Ray
Caldwell and Carroll Brown. atnletes
having their domestic managers win
them. went the automobile route al
guests Of Capt. Huston.
SAVANNAH, March 15.---lt begins
to look as though William II. pono-
van has brought the luck and ginger
needed into the Yankee fold. Every :
thing appears to lie breaking nicei!
for "Smiiing William"
No ball club ever had hotter tran :
ing weather than the Yanks IRE nav
ing this spring. 90 far there MS
been but one unfavorahI" Gay, apo
upon that dark brown. damp occasion
the boys had a tine workout III the
local Y. N. c. A. gym. 1..
Donovan 10 no less superstitioui
than most folks. RE appears 10 nave
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-15

49, 49,, ,r.pcspsful in briagins about
,.,cn hsNvs,u jim Coffey. the Dublin uiant.
.nd sathsr Carl Morris. The OkishomA oso..
4, p.,ch. the local heavyweight. Jimmy 'onn..'
Who arrausss the bouts Tor The shows hel1 N s.s
- so,,.r. Garden, got buy to-day and can'xu
- ,c,,-,.nA coutsuts. Tue flint viii b %
- yovus Ahesyn the much improved DOos
- ,,Hdievc,shs. and Lddis Mc0oory o. -
-, V,s a u,xt Friday night. while ens seeono
N N-,n~ torsthr Leach Oros and Cnahes
Waits. ths cisver Chicago box~. % Tnufsos' wv
uing. March Is.
Mn, ofl,,uu has sisnsd - he phneopsn tcs
IN sns,n boot at the speHal show OF tns saa-
nout A. 6. on Tuesday svsnAns. hsscn -:
s,~txsu Who Will clsah b u afs Al ns,"' "
rrom,aius young local hssvwdsht. ana ION NJ
n.ru he Montana heavyweight. who no'es
Tor hb ssusnsss and VINO recsnty ~"
Dpou IN q ten-sound 90 IN broolyn'
r...r.. n N attack Of malaria Eddie Morsan.
A.. r,~a,.n tantamweAght, will not be able W
-..t Ceorss CLANCY OF Baltimore IN one OF
NJ, stsr bouts at the National A. U. OF rhi'Aas
mi. On WEDNESDAY night. and Ro1ey hanaAs "s
sturdy Buffalo featherwsisht " tso 0'iS" ~
the Qussnsbsry A. Q. OF o"'s"' N' ."
Monday evsnins. March 70.
| n~nu~' I>oussd the sast SO boSsr who showsd
| I'm nj, recent Tn round tout with Johnny punoee
| that hs 10 fA0l dWeloptn9 thto @o u - "
| - the lishtviashG division. We matched fos an
osher contest today lie will % against jimmy
r.,sfv ne west side lishtwsisN. IN sns main
:, a tse vuands at ths FsirInont A. @. on nn1
sstusday night.
Jiuuy Crshhg. WOO dasho WITH Young Ahsesn
4, ths stsr bout Of the big show 70 b staged p1
"a. Nsssoaal A. @. IN Phisddphis on wsinssdAy
,isht has esnt word TO the writer from tnAny
N the sffset that he has siso been signed UP 70
osht Osorss Chip Of PittspwSh for six ROUNDS q
ths Olyupio A. @. II Grspd Rapdds. Mi0h.. q
March ~. -s~8G
An dns,tts about Johnny Knhsne. ths fssunS'
vcix..t champion. making tho legitimate feather
vctsht limit for his six round 90 with KID Wui
ana. the bsntamwsisht champion. ct the OImpt'
A. A, Of PhilsdSphis On wednesday night hsv'
han ssttlsd. for kibans only weighsd ix pound
to-day. Johnny ssss' that he .vn surely dsfsa
WILLIAMS.
As,sh Murray. mssasss Of NJ Atlss A. A. o
| Bossos. has prscticsily clinchsd . match betwse
tam Lansfosd sad Sam Mcves. ths coaorsd hssvy
vsashts for the rsopsnins chow 81 tbs club on IN
uAsbt Of Aprai 10. Thsg vii cons toesthss In
tvv,vs.reunA bout sos . dsctsoa. T1as wtu ,
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