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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
USE SUBWAY CAR
To ARREST MAN
Special by United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
New York, March 27.-For the
first time In the history of the New
York subway the police commander
ed one~of the subway trains to catch
a prisAer. Christopher Columbus
Haynes, colored, shares the honor.
Christopher after assaulting ticket
chopper, who demanded his ticket,
fed northward through the tube.
scorning the third rail danger. The
police gave chase in train and over
took Haynes, who Is under obser-
yation at Bellevue.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
GonteTs With Officials Of Eng
land, France and Germany
to Have Peace.
BEFORE SPRING CAMPAIGN
Sir Edward Grey's Attack on
Germany Knocked Any
Lingering Chances Into
a Cooked Hat"
BEFORE SPRING CAMPAIGN
(By Carl w. Ackerman for the United
Press. copyrighted by the United
lfrpay \

Rsr,in ,,;o mr., s' 'o} 49,. OF.
prssidant W,Isn,. I"s w., "aton 49, a.
hn,m"s - a''o" n"es' onoius W
r,nr',a ho' ',t ee'aa,on ,h "a no''''itl1s ~
r. unnse "S "o % MN Mam a Vaaa o1lonei ,a'n;
dent Is personal emissary, will leave
Berlin Tor Switzerland tomorrow ,.ou.
vinced that peace negotiations are out
of the question. Despite denials from
Washington, Colonel House came to
Europe ON n mission of neace
| learned from authoritative so,rees
that he was sent by President Wilson
to solve the oovernnanta -ot wcr ana
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
To FIX COST OF
LIGHTING PLANT

Albery Buys, the consulting and con-
tracing engineer, who has been EN-
ployed by the Board of Trade. will ar
rive in this city Monday to begin work
preparatory to submitting a report es-
timating the cost and praetieability Of
erecting municipal lighting plant.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
LINER IS CHASED
BY SUBMARINE

special bD United Press Wire
Liverpool, March 27--The White
Star liner Arabic, New York to Liver
pool, was chased by a German sub
marine in the Irish sea, her passengers
reported upon their arrival. For thirty
miles the Germans endeayored to get
close enough to shoot torpedo. The
Arabic shot away from the Germans
with a burst IF speed which left the
submarine far in the rear. Passengers
laughed at the chase, crowding to the
rails to watch the Germans shoot over
the waters.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
PALM SUNDAY TOMORROW

Palm Sunday will be observed by
the churches of the city tomorrow
with special services both morning
and evening. Blessed Palne will be
at all Episcopal and Cath
olic churches and the day will be OBJ
served in general way by all
churches here and throughout the
land.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
NOTICE.

All orders given by the Citizens
Relief Committee must be in the
hands OF Mr. II. Conard, treasurer OF
the relief committee. not later than
April lat, 1915. otherwise they viii
not be honored.
Marcia 26, 1915.
GEO. Tr. REYNOLDS, Chairman
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
ANGERED BY FALSE ALARM

The city of Perth Amboy will pay
a substantial reward to the person
or persons apprehending the party
sending in a false alarm from fire
box "a at Sheridan and Market
streets, which routed three companies
of flremen from their beds around
2.30 o'clock this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
Mohawk Council
No. 36, D. of P.

Ali members of Mohawk Council.
No. SO, are requested to meet at the
Council Chambers at
1 O'Clock Sharp,
Sunday, March %,
for the purpose OF attending the fu-
neral of our lEte Sister, Marie Rass
nussen.
MARY CORNELIUS.
Poczhoutas.
FANNIE b. FARLANDER. X. OF h.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27

We carry the largest tire and tuhe
stock in New Jersey Our prices viii
surprise you. Frank Van Syckie
Garage Co. Phone 5si.
11529-t1-21-S-tf
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
COMMITTEE FOR
LOFT BUILDINGS

Sidney Riddlestorffer. Harry Con-
ard and Jean Du Bois have been nam
ed as members of special commit
tee from the Board of Trade to out
line an undertaking designed to re-
suit in the establishment of loft
buildings here. This will incorporate
ideas proposed to the directors by AL
bert Leon and will be formulated
In such manner as to make { e un-
dertaking legally sound and accept
able to the financial institutions.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27

New Studebaker cars to hire, seven
passenger, six cylinder. Frank Van
Syckle Garage Co. Phone SGT.
ti529-It-2i-S-tf
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27

All kinds of secondhand automo-
biles for sale from s25 up. c. A.
Sexton, phone 1871, 15 Smith street.
15217-3-26-2tS
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27

Automobiles for hire. c. A. Sexton.
phone 18l, 16 Smith street.
15217-3-26-2t@
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
MYSTERY ABOUT
INJURED MAN IN
CITY HOSPITAL
Man Removed to Institution
from Trolley Car Has Frac-
tured Skull and Paralysis
of His Right Arm.

Mvn+orv unrronnde AZ ;1o,.i. .
''o iuoi'i'y Va
hiah at the clty hospitai who rs suffer
ing from fractured skull and slight
paralysis of his right arm. The nurses
have been unable to learn just wDere
the man lives, as each time he begins to
talk he gives IA new address. The man
claims that he injured himself when he
fell in q Public Service trolley car last
asSst and struck his head against au
~ vas tatsn to the in.
Wfound on
K two seats
h.
pr reaching the
~ - | d llI q state ef conla,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27

We carry complete line OF Ford
parts. Frank Van Syckle Garage
co. Phone sol.
11629-ff-21-S -S-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27

Are you consid aring installing
electric light In your house? II so.
consult me. H. Wurgler. electrical
contractor. 9S4 Amboy avenue
Phone 55-M.
I4999-3-2n-23-25-o
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
NOTICE.

All members of Freja Lodge, No. 36,
are requested to meet at Washington
Hall Sunday, March 28, at ] CLOCK
sharp, for the purpose of attending the
Rasmussen.
By order of the President,
KRISTINE HYLLEBERG.
THERESe PETERSEN, Secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
EIGHT WAR5H,P5
BATTER FORTS
At DARDANELLE5
Serious Reverse for the Rus
slams in Carpathians, Lon
don Says -- French Recap
ture Hills With Heavy Loss.
Special By United Press Wire.

hpecfdE oJ Ontted PfeSS WTe.
London, March 27.-Eight addi-
tional warshlps have joined the allied
fleet for grand assault on the Oar
danelles forts in cooperation with
British and French land forces, ac-
cording to Athens dispatches today.
Three British warships, four French
and one Russian cruiser constitute
the reinforcements, Athens cabied.
Immediately following their arrival,
their captains reported to Rear Ad-
miral De Roubec and a conference
was held aboard the flagship OF the
fleet commander.
Shortly after three British and one
French warship steamed slowly into
the Dardanelles and the bomb of big
cannon began. Three transports
have arrived off the coast of Asia
Minor in the last forty-eIght hours.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27
cigarmakers' Union Acts.

stsps to Nset the Central I ss5or Union
on its feet again. -
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-27

to-
night and Sunday.
Warmer Sunday.
Moderate west to
southwest winds.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24

Men prrinait bier 2Caipci.e'n igr
sic : tmi, n c:hc!'er.
seit bier mi, nies!ieeu beapuuca
mcratu. lasrt esrs s:pts! drasttsuR
,uieNrr ice!ith.
5beulpae ScEn sSieacra rom Sen
rit SsM,uar aeg.e5; Ole 6tticn i'm
>Yi,cynslait.
sm Sura.ra StsnS. hem @arah;rs
,e Rsicns ssmrUnSieRgs' q. a.cr'
,irrS murscu rir rFtca 'febsen 'i,y
,ie uier tcridlishlusn S'cyeint BON
hptn. Slater Gica, bros; isiai'h
eirasweitt' ,Sbm rlu,iirtea Seu. D..
;suasi unb Gcp. sid. Jriisrer hieil
cine eualiidae Treoiat. wpraai Sc.
een nit esm SOhvaroialrn Sate. >
Z 5asS.
.:sm sunnersiaa etpa.rm Rrtter'
nnht ieate bier elm Crsan ourfai DR.
resnt beirdhslihen Sshaoen on Van,
inca nna:5eloirpdisi::a Snd,
narosn mchrere 9shduee beid,aela'.
20 ruarhr bic pdIite hes Tad,es eer
stbenue bes Germ Sea oruns abns-
rii,sa. bic Maihinenitsh maroe mn
nno ilber ben 9aun Inc 6<te neiuct-
sa ank mtef &ehen llaA ~ tpesn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24
Snr ithledjfcn ssppefit.

Ten appstit su nerbeiisrn unh BIC
Seroauuua su hGrteu oeriuGt einiei
Tcien uon ghambsrinin.s 1nbleten.
Ssvr I. 8. Seis. Teiruit. EiG..
iaat: Sis ifellteu rsrineH Appetit,
ipeuu itllsft. mieoer her. befrsttef
uiG BON biaheHogH'StifH anb nah.
ten oas atfahrsH Ieiht.- SsrfcuF.
bet alien 6cHoleru. taHj.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24
9otaIcS.

--Serr Nntun Strnihaus rcn We
to fatt.te ont Ticrstaa oer bier net
lsnoeu Nluttrr eiren ,nrscn Ne'udl
ab.
fri. grrtruo Renutde it Iceten
Tpnueretaa BON Ct. qonis. no iit
ldnaerc 9eN in Ttcul,en 'uar. beim'
aeiebrt,
---arau :. :. Sdlmit meiIt'pcacn'
wartie In gcntaur Station aui We
iuds Der ehpciicr jran 9oiepb Sci
m,de.
--V.ibr @aubplSbGnblT urirrc,
Siah, haber in lester 0pht ihrc
gnmbcraarhs nit reuer %rrrdibsr
aaaeiGIi.
--drt, Teiaiia G;htrmcnr ii an
sRortao ton Ct. YpaiN. 100 le ta
I'M ct eiiinbtit l:i:ilate auSnebii
bet. beimaeictrt.
-Frcu =. y. Vcrnr'ttcr rro be
rem Ipd;fr Ri. @m;hn 6nh fciierr
Al Stian ihyeG &trporbltn ua,.
81. gpsis per-til..
--arl. gcrilin Geaeurr Iii en-
,Sems.oa mad, @eaceitt, Web. 81
s,ciab : ibrsm otg, wc3ahaite;
Sruosr abaereif,
-ypittre 0trrl Gtmis trbArl
e,n neu,s " hahouS nui imcr fnrH
lin meId,ts Mdurerueii,er Zen 0ie
hols bos 5aroament leat.
Ter in lrStsr Tounsrstaa Stad'i
lber bieie @epenh rpn Harlem &raer
beoleitste Starmnlno entmur;eliI
and einias gdnme in hieiiaer Staht
rnb bate bic Sespl;erana oni rndl
hen Saoe,nlle Sanbe ppli bic ahar'
brphenen 3neiae Der Shatlenbanms
aus ibren gnrbs ~ sntierrrn. llus
e,wies ner Gturm bic gei6liiafrii
hmicrm Int Gsatten i.ehrnben ihoueu
gfIaumenbanm hber ben .3iau aui
Die anbcre eeite bcr shabr Al per,
ieten unb ber etraEfntcmmiiIdr On.
haft nnierer bds 6ers'staiien su be,
iuciea bate.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24

ID babe prihisoeue Collie mt
Gioryhceo RittsI periah,. abeF hat
siupns. bas p0llIiineia iairiebsH.
lltllte uHS mid. ale id liii. heiIls.
III Ghamberlnin's Collie uRS Tiar'
hoea SeHeep. S& sHpfshlt ea 10
isber Seit meinsu 5rtunOsa- idsyeib.
z. Y. Gallopau. Steipart. z. G.
SsrtauIt bsi allen o1nblern. tdRs.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24

otles, StepbGa 9auis NaHiainrE'
-iaeh- wmhe eteuiaIls an,aeblcien
ura ecm Spiepa SrraneSe biz 'pmh
puu lnuie rp:c nnh ecs Tau N's
Oihaeriiallts. neldcs CT erp ;aas
;usnr auineuaac,r. ehaeriilcn. pet
r,anu Ssbm.rt marble eas Sno naa
scr salcnne nuS scm Sphn Scs'l,ns
bas Gah rrui 0anie aerilica; asd
beS lettsrsn SGaihiacrbaas iorie
a1S DC. oslnu Scanst mdrssa ar'ss'
10 N. S,itle Aeml;c !3achfh est pa' 3
Sc. upa Ter Issis.a iieat tm @s.i'
oe 9.urp Gilsn uerloy cine pratn'
PC sSdre, mis man perrashe, en-
Z nlanaenbis. 81 IN hies eas tieus
ss'eea. .Ircldss ihn ie;: er an $lass.
:r. sirt. AnBcroen perlrr CT une.
reaa hisisr 2eit 10 calIsn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24

GiHilHs aeitens IN fna1en. nm e
~ nerthteH. bas bieies eanb mutt
IeHti6iarb in eiHtEi frieae periuifs
elt iutirbe. Tics Iei inrmer ein frisbs
tiebenbef eane aeipeieH Hns BE
Teati6en ieien friebliebsnbe eeute,
&c sebs feline Tifiersnsea. bic Hitf
sbe,IiO !sicbt aHf eatiif<m Hese ME
NIT bemf Sdwerte ansaeali&en pers
ben tonnteH. CT inqf. eett m6ae CO
perhsten bas be 9eif mic fpnHie:
bnb bic amerifaniihe Slnaee nrn eis
ner amerit1nifhen Nrinee Tn ben
Rriea aetraaeu fue-be aeeeH bas bra
ue beutife Soa I'M nlteu S6terlaHoe
welhes bort iest fur ieine 9atiDHn.
lit6t unb ieiHe Grifieus tdnrpie.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24
gam 20. Sdhrsams.

Rlt ber heutiaeu Summer tritt
bne .gpItsbIatt' In iein 20. eebens'
intr. Nareu bic neunsebn Sabre
bic itm su leben perebnnt aefpeiei'.
Iolte aui bic 60 pbne Geffdniana
surhdbiIden fam? @ir mbften Ia
aen: iie raren 60. 3luar IN es ntht
su einem hoheny mdttiaen Saums
aepprben = es aleidlt In bieier DIM
FGt Der uur lnnaiam fuohienoen
Solsart bic aber um 10 uiel saber
nub a.aen alle Sthrme tuieeriianbs.
fdbiaer lit. Gs III in Der 2hat bee
lanaiam aufihie6euoe Stann' Der ont
terniahen unb out beiteu allen Sthr'
men su trpsen nerAae. Stiirnien
troste aud, bas .goltsbiatt udbreno
oller Sabre isirer Griitens. trptt es
nod, beute. unb bab es alle oieie
Sthrme iberlebt, bantt es etnata
ieinen treuen beutih'aneritoniihen
2eieru bic nid,t nnr nod iir bas
Tsutide itwdrnier iuneern aud, I'M
tueisnilid,en bent tren aeblisben mas
bon ibren aermaniihen goriabrei
Ne ererht -- 1reue. 3ebIidtett unb
.ihrd,te gpit unb iurii nlemanoen
aui Der geelt". Wit bieiem perbnn'
ben Enb gladlaiebtatett nno Gnlo.
iamteit bis aui bas Neuberiie. IN
60 aber snm geuheriien aettmmcn,
bnnn bort aber nndl bel benz Tent'
iGen ollie 9auamutb. Tllbinmtctt
uub @enlthIld,teit aui. er'isbt iidl
sur @ebre unb tbeilt 4rhacl aus
benz. benz Trhael aeblhren. llno 10
eraebt CO ber beutidlen 3eitura.
@enn bas Siett Der 8Iraer nit Gil'
fen aetreten. wenn lie ipie Stief.
Timber behnnoeIt. ihnen mie ounoen
bic Rrummen pureeworien weroen
ppn Solden oeren 1iid1 lie oedteE.
bann, 10 boun muB. mill lie ibre
YiliGt erihller. a,iitreten aeaen iul'
DE lluaerettiateit; fe bari nidlt
l6uaer huloen nab Der ipiiroiae Rilc'
ger opn uu:rarSiaen Goliti.ern be-
Ihiuvit uno ON Seile eeihIeopt
uirb. Tns Sell. Fe mus es ubus
1drmtersiateit. obne Snabe, SER
reiseu unb ;eiaer oab mir MID,
Qnedtte iuuberu freie Saracr inl frei
en- 9anee Nmeritn ijub uno aui bielcS
Redst aershten guiprud MAIDEN bar
ieu unb iolIeu. FaS III elmer Bet
tuna. oersn Ncitu rSieht uub &C.
redb,iaiei;- duiaubc rno SsIiim
inuiia
Y.enn aber bic beutite ,3e,.ura
Ed far Rect urb 0eredltiaicit inc
@eihirr leat. III ca cnh btllia oob
isber Teu,ide Il. unteriilpe. Ssic
lie pun ben bas Teniidl;bnm ptrtrt'
teuben Ncamtcn unteriiilpt wtra, III
an auterer GtclIe ertuieien. Won
ibren geicrn eIIein hdnat bas 'crrerS
3urtbeheben bes -&uIISblnit' ab unH
mnb CO hcShnIt piele. IA oIlt
TeutIdnmeriianer in; Goautp ~ 9c'
fern hnssu. dllu. !lebe 2eitr,
arei,t benz .@ol;sbIn,t". Gurer ,}ci
tuua. trditia inter Die Grmc. oamii
es aud iurbcr iur Cure 8ediic Gin
trettn uno Cure ,lrtcrciicu tuntrcu
taun.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24
3n perfamien.

.Sellepilie Seoeratus- rrit 2:
s6Ilisen Gpliuber. .Seliiether~. De.
treioeuanae un6 Saier. Gut Uie
aeu uno tpeuis beuust. Gin Eor.
anin ,uenn alsih perfnuft.
beurp g. 2 heppers
ssha5olin. SR9.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24

a. Aest xagsue uFs - S&er eotirae
,srs. G,r. iesat 6aErs' Sssts sin Vts
S.tt
Is sses. lso Sscr Nse Settsal,Sg,
30 asta ce,daae, Ss;tsS.sss ~ s1ss
pa;y eaaaT. SgrsS sluo vsE Atry.
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Sitg iaRucm est;sagaee. vs n etss
,,at seg sSk,s saru,cs, Sgs'S 81 re, stes
~ s.s gSlseuy, es,,em Eit SussTr
a4sta. tyrtp SiCo ssy Ss0.
40 Nsty rttAcp &tsesr Ssstsm sEss
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~ ss.ss;, cAals Sseaaast Fgsts slUS
~ Ssss.
cs,st says,ts Isssss uaes tate. suss
gae crsaseaH.
Stsr;g tasSa wT ~ eey,aaea;
Ia, Mr. s.NoSyt Se,Em mt 'ism..S
ta.c. tSgsNssA. STsts YET SdSr So
l.a stts gyauialaas nit sstsR 0<ssH.
>sr sEs uast SNsasaRs. Sgets PCT sdss
;loA
>a%s- nit gate. Citssaesr Hre al :
sr> ar,;r Sgi;as. Srs,s s,r stsr sic.
i.e s5sy ser vsiasa sSatisllus Resos
- adsv uaur Slug iise. Stsis vi
slss siIS.
itS $5sr 'rsr tciANs Srslrsg.aEs, cfes
sRs.r 2aspr. y fctlea pea SslsaadeR
s-.ss ~ Sdex SiiS.
ssts-. Nra t;tE sEaas-sers7 hskea -
-,rls asa,ve SermrE n ffhT eraehrlss-!
.st.isa uso isaHeR ia5ilaEtss lss1; s,9i
&da, treifea.
GhIer & eeeroe,
Slafsr psey Esitvhalt "a. ~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24
s,r Sasaa;uprriIea

Al persauien: Gine 4 gferhetra''
9oaiure liaioiin Enainf. aarnntir'
10 aat ais rrn ~ iciu. ein w. Z
GsSaual 9renaiispeeaior NIT 5 aaai'
pHnsn aahn,tanne. thu finiasn
.3annerabt iehr billsQ. i
S.9. sNssptrs.E'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24
nes.sssaaiiafeit u. s,Ersspirra

.Sm rtpa uni Satrsa. naaesIF
i'd rsSTrre Sabre cbne etDos ues
lineests n Hue<r. hesasa ID e6an,s
5crlaiE's sablrtrn ~. aebrrster.
9hsmbsrlnin Q 1asleiea haisrn mt.
ipirri rrh nah Stbraaet efniHd
T,h,n mar Id sps retnrn 2eihts
sseg t. idsrrk. 3ran Raria y G.Rt
0allen. 2belrs. y. q. Mftaf
bei allen oaztstfs." tstn1 =
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24
elinr xnArYf klrm.
Saline eszHts farussu

6: Rgs? < SzsHiez,
&sl.sslis eesT IgaSuEibIs, &c
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-24
c5ufs esTxaf-siuf xstfsm szrm.

go S6eT. 37n Seer EEte- EElrHT u1e
30 assieslane. Gxit.leEiers Esszkzss, I
S&eraea azs zneers Gca&Ees sls c,hzer.
iaa. 2suthsns. Ss;rciesi-s;&ev. Ss1sers
-istN- Hae gci4inesssSs. Gisis ss&rrs q
rei4l;a NIT Gatasn Hssssssn sEt "a isesJ
.SlaTesseii ssai'er IirirTz. 0gtsT trHnstR
at SG&eatkar. Ages SsR> tn gu; N TT
4. sei.sraor $eriaNHrs- Saui ESlsE psu.
GoGuts'y une eTa 9C.tH ron St'saaasa.
Sers9 an Hfr Esisrsa EsrruS seV ssEus. tag
li-t 'rrte Sesasl,eftrura Rlf ax3 lsls.
s5aa &sxatnsEni. tSstSs SSls;Stc.. RAaisy
,aEa 'eicI,ism SsIys t,ha.,r'. Sgsts ssS
rcg s5G,
e5ins xnerre Slrm.
trisa,. .o9 Saeg. Sea hss $50 astts gHs
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-05-12
SUMTER MAN WINS CONTEST.
A. f. MERRIMAN, OF UNIVERSITY
OF SOUTH CAROLINA, FIRST
IN ORATORY.
contest Staged by intercollegiate
Prohibition Association at Spartan
burg-ClcmsOn Man Secures Second
Place.

Spartanburg, May IA. e. Merri-
mon Of Sumter representing the Uni
versity Of South Carolina was de-
clared winner of first place in the
oratorical contest of the Intercolle-
giate Prohibition association tonight.
His subject was, 1T Can't Be Done"
Second place was awarded to d. E..
Swinehart Of Lascades, Panama,
representing Clemson college. Six
colleges were represented.
- The. contest had been arranged for
a cash prize Of $50 to the winner of
first place. The speakers met this
afternoon, however. and decided to
have two prizes, so that Mr.. Merri-
mon wins $40 and Mr.. S~winehart
$40.
Mr.. Merrimon will represent the
State in a Southern States contest.
AT the sessions of the convention to-
day. plans were formed for a flying
squadron" which will take an active
part in a Statewide campaign for pro-
hibition this summer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-05-12
WOMAN AND BABY HURT.
Mrs. Bud Dickson Holding Infant OF
Neighbour, Blown Forty Yards.

Huntsville, May IA cyclone
passed six miles northwest Of Harris.
vile in the Pond Hollow section about
3 o'clock this afternoon. Full reports
of damage are not available. A tenant
house, occupied by Bud Dickson on
plantation Of r. S. Smothers, was de-
molished. Mrs Dickson, who was
holding the baby of Clarence Candy.
a neighbor, was blown 40 yards and
both were badly hurt. She is i'm a
critical condition.
Medical aid from Huntsville was
promptly summoned and the injured
cared for.
Houses and barns on the farm of
j. H. Brown also were blown down
but no person hurt.
1t is also stated that damage was
done to buildings on the farm belong
ing to Mr.. Hill. Rain poured i'm Harris
vile at the time Of the cyclone ac-
companied by some wind and cleo
tricity.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-05-12
PURE PIRACY, SAYS TEDDY.
Col. Roosevelt Comments on SINKING
of LuSitania.

Syracuse, n. Y, May 7.-Theodore
Roosevelt. former president of the
United States. after learning details of
the sinking OF the L~usitania tonight.
made this statement:
This represents not merely piracy.
out piracy on a vaster scale of muir.
der than any old-timc pirate ever
practiced. This is the 'warefare which
destroyed Louvain and Dinant ano
hundreds men, women and children
In Belgium. 1t is warfare against in
nocent men, women and children,
travelling on the ocean, and to our
lellow country women. who are
among the suffers.
1T seems inconceivable that we
can refrain from taking action in
this matter. for we owe il not only to
humanity, but to our WI national
self-respect."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-05-12
MOONSHINE STILL IN TOWN.
OcOnec Sheriff Seizes Plant in West.
minister and Arrests George Love as
ODerafOr

OcOIcc Snc17n SEXES Plant In West.
minister and Arrests George Love as
Operator.
Walhalla, May 6.-Sheriff John
w. Davis and his deputy, J.. A. Keaton,
created no little excitement late yes.
terday afternoon in Westminster
when they captured a blockade dis
tillery in the heart of the town. The
still was less than 100 yards from the
Presbyterian church and near the
freight depot. 1t was operated, it is
alleged, by George Love in his resi-
deDce. The plant was in the cellar,
the smoke being carried in q pipe to
the residence chimney. While moon
sinners use running water for con-
.aensing the spirits. the operator of
TINS plahf usrda barfci whtcss fsssissd
filed with cracked ice. A IL had
just been taken off and the plant was
hot and ready for a night run. The
outfit was a 20-gallon plant.
o'AH' Will Se'cIdi SdliOnS OIL
brandy, was seized and brought to jail.
Before the removal Of the plant the
city authorities and others were mott
fled and a crowd visited the premises
and seemed to enjoy the novel scene.
Later in the evening the sheriff
went to Westminster and brought
Love to Jail.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-05-12
MUST PAY FOR LYNCHING.
Clarendon County to Give s., 900 to
Heirs Of Negro Lynched Says Su-
preme Court.

Heirs Of Negro Lynched Says SUI
preme Court.
Columbia, May 7.-Clarendon u
ty must pay $4,000 for the death of
Marion Cantey under what is known
as the lynching statute. Judgment be-
low was affirmed today by the Su-
preme Court in a decision by Associa-
tie Justice Hydrick and ~concurred in
by all of the justices Of the court.
The action against the county was
brought last July by Madison Cantey.
a relative. Marion Cantey was being
carried to Jail, having been arrested
on a warrant charging assault and
battery with intent to kill, when he
was seized by a mob of eight or nine
men and shot to death, according to
a statement of the case filed with the
court. The action was brought by
Madison Cantey to secure "exemplary
for the lynching Of his in
t%estate, Marion Cantey."