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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
WILSON TO PROBE
POISON BOMB TALE

WASHINGTON, July 15.--(Spe-
cialD - When President Wilson
comes back to this city. II is expect
ed that w. c. Redheld. secretary OF
commerce. will place before him a
full report OF the circumstances
surrounding the publication in the
American Machinist OF the famous
poison bomb ad. OF the Cleveland
Automatic Machine Co. The presi-
dent directed that an inquiry be
made as soon as the ad. caused a
storm OF protest. Whether he will
write q letter OF rebuke to the COM
pany 10 not known. but Il is said he
will probably cause Robert Lansing,
secretary OF state, TO inform the
diplomatic representatives OF the
warning nations that the Cleveland
company is not supplying poison
bombs and that the ad. was all the
result Of r. mistake. The diplomats
will probably receive copies of the
reports Of the investigators.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
Both Sides to Continue
Fight If Decision
Is Adverse
PRISONER STILL
is CONFIDENT
Is Certain Court Will
Uphold Sanity Yer
dict

NEW YORK, July l5.-tSpecial.) }
AT IL o'clock this morning. hold
ing court in chambers. Justice Hen
drick, Of the supreme court, received
the formal order that the attorneys
for Harry X. Thaw will request him
to sign which will vacate the CON-
mitment by Justice Dowling when
the slayer OF Stanford White was
sent 10 Matteawan as a criminal
who Was insane. Immediately after
this order was offered. Deputy Atty
Gen. Alfred Becker announced that
the state intends to appeal In case
Thaw 10 set free and demanded that
he be held In $4,000 bail.
The fixing OF this bail bond and
other formalities will take about "a
hours. during which time Justice
Hendrick will deliberate over his
own decision and will render II
probably at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Justice Hendrick is not bound by
the decision OF the jury which late
yesterday afternoon found Tnaw
sane. No matter what his decision
there will be an appeal, according
to which side loses.
Thaw is supremely confident that
he will go free. He received an
ovation from hysterical persons as
he left the court house yesterday
afternoon. Prior to that he had
pulled and hauled his jurors into a
room where he posed with them for
the photographers after arranging
them to suit his fancy. He said he
was still thinking OF going TO the
exposition In San Francisco.
Asked whether he was going to
practice law, ne answered that he
hated law and would probably go
into business. He also secuted the
idea that he was writing his mem
oirs, saying no one would read
them II he did write them. He
dined last night at the Waldorf, ac'
companied by the sheriff and two
deputies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

PARIS. July 15.-French chaus.
seurs dashed into the attack on Met
zeral with bugles playing LA Mar.
seillaise," and drums beating, and
swept the Germans out OF the Alsa.
tian stronghold amid a great tumult
OF cheers.
An Official eyewitness" statement
today dealing with the capture OF
Betzeral and surrounding German po-
sitions west of Colmar, declared that
20 German officers. SO non-commis-
stoned officers and 633 men were
taken prisoners.
"The operations were remarkable
In their conception and execution,
said the eyewitness" The battle
began on June 15 and ended on June
81, when the Germans burned Met
zeral and evacuated.
"The fall of Metzeral forced the
Germans to evacuate the Winterha'
gel woods and the village of Sender.
mach. The French occupied Sender
hach during the night of June q. de-
spite 4 frightful fire from German
maitrailleuse, planted on the right
tank OF the river Fecht.
"The attack on Metzeral had been
carefully planned long in advance
More than 90 miles Of roads were
constructed by the French troops
end preparatory trenches dug under
a steady fire from the enemy's bat
teries.
"The assault was ordered on the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
This Would Be City's
First Step in Buy
ing d. u. r.
NEW PLAN is
MADE PUBLIC
COmpany's Directors
Urge Its Acceptance
BY Stockholders

d. U. r. stockholders will meet In
the company's ONCE on the after
noon OF Aug. 2, to consider the mod
flied contract now pending between
the city and the d. U. r. for the
purchase OF the railway system In
the one.fare zone. Unless the in.
dividual stockholders protest. the
proxies will be cast In favor OF the
plan at that time, the company's
board OF directors having recon-
mended It's ratification.
Under the terms Of the pending
contract. which Is materially differ.
ent from that first proposed by the
street car commission, the city
pledges it's faith and credit to the
extent OF two per cent on Its prop
erty valuation. the remainder OF the
purchase price to be paid from the
earnings of the system.
This means that II will cost the
city about sl1, 100000 as an initial
expenditure in establishing muni-
cipal ownership OF the present street
railway system. The amount will
be realized from the sale of 30
year bonds, so that the burden OF
the expenditure will not fall heavily
on the taxpayers in any one year.
but will be spread over period Of
30 years at the rate Of something
like s2h cents per thousand per
year
II Is probable that the two per
cent bond issue will not have to be
made at one time. In 1915. Sl..
100000 worth OF d. U. r. bonds will
come due. while each year $4,000
worth of underlying securities will
mature. The last Of the bonds ex.
pires In 1892.
The plan Of purchase under the
proposed contract is for the city to
tCe.ssnueA % Pags rivs.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
POPULATION OF
GREATER DETROIT
REACHES 100000

The population of Detroit, accord
ing to the water board estimate. Is
67s,746 persons, and that OF Greater
Detroit. including the suburbs. 76o.-
900. The water board tabulations
show 1892 families in the city.
This number Is multiplied ny l.69 TO
obtain the population estimate. Last
year the boards estimate was 601.-
673.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
FOUND GUILTY
UNDER DRUG ACT

Wolf Lewis, owner OF a rag shop
in the rear OF No. 1876 Clinton-st..
was found guilty by a jury in the To-
cal federal court, Wednesday. OF vio-
lating the provisions OF the Harrison
act. The verdict was
returned on two indictments OF two
counts each. Lewis faces maxi
mum penalty OF 10 years imprison-
ment. with fine of $4,000. Judge
Tuttle will pass sentence on him Sat
urday morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
Willing to COncede u.
S. Demands If En-
gland Will Relent
BERNSTORFF TO
SEE LANSING
T TeutOn Ambassador
Remains Highly
Optimistic

WASHINGTON. July 15.-(Spe-
cial.) today or tomorrow
Count Bernstorff. German ambassa-
dor to this country, and Robert Lans-
ing, American secretary OF state.
will have a meeting at which II Is
believed Bernstorff will give his in
depreciation of some of the most sig
nificant points in the latest GerI. an
note. Lansing will then have in his
hands information that Is vital for
CONTINUED on PAGE Five.D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
us. ENVOY TO
RUSSIA WANTS
TO RESIGN JOB

WASHINGTON. July 15.-That
George T. Marye has offered his
resignation as ambassador to Petro-
grad was confirmed at the state de-
partment today.
Though IL was said he offered no
explanation. the belief was that the
war had made living conditions at
the Russian capital so different from
what they would otherwise have
been, tf - the ambassador found his
work uncongenial.
The department had not yet had
time today to consider the choice
OF his successor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
COLL|ERY YWORKERSFLoI
MUNITIONS ACT, IN SCI /
OF LEADERS, WARn|I|
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vlcinitys ThuPnday
nlght and Friday. cloudy and unset-
tledg probable shONersj moderate
variable winds.
Lower MichiganI Overcast with
probable showers tonight and FRI
day, not much change In tempera-
ture.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
NAIss BERNICE BARNETT. o

NH ISS bEUNINE bNNtNI' VI
lV1 San Francisco. who was be-
lieved by the Germans to be ali
English spy and who was detain-
ed at Warnemunde on the Baltic
coast until her effects had been
minutely examined before being
allowed to depart for Copen-
hagen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

n proportion to population Stock.
holm leads the cities of the world
for telephones. with Copenhagen In
second place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15


Engshm and than Mexcans killed successive
hteredri htandk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

Tides on the east coast Of Central
America are so low as to be prac-
tically negligible. There are vio-
lent tides at many points along the
west coast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

Friday WIN be . bsg day st Put-is.
outing OF the Loyal Home Frater-
nifty. The steamer Putin Bay will
leave the Ashley q Dustin wharf
at the foot Of First-st. at . o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
Empire Faces
Industrial Crisis Six
War Began
SHIPSLIED IDLE U
IN HARB(
Suspension Of
Railways Nal
ing Impossibl

nOMe, IVY Ios q 'sll<4
0'sl-in's casy - We
esnser o. aos've neoessessen
tween tne esN.n "sus
e'a'v peswssu s"s "o1 ,s !!I
san m'nsssSss -. sss's - .e <ll|
sne n1msn'An msn'ssers
'"s" as esssy 10 3I5
encce es 1910 z. x
We ksenost =. Ill., e.
"ssS S'sSs = ~ KS IS
:s 3 z !. n Z. ~. .sz
nMS ~ .sy.Iy y ~. y "a = :.E
800 c".s.s. ~svsI Esce - 7
kIeI hss ben u,aced b. : vlrtu2 II
state Of slsas, according % &c.
lin dispatches today.
by military decree, AZ 00s
cons.'.ut'ons, r'0"sss secn 9g!x
~ 49," X
.s..~h,x NJ h.sr rsnsSf1 e.
The Berlin dIspatches contslnY1 4
no exclamation OF this move,
-
CARDIFF, Wales. July 1b--
British government today faced
most serious internal trouble si4
the beginning OF the war. In On
defiance OF the governments thrc4
TO enforce the war MUNITIONS
practically every coal miner IN g.
South Wales coilieries quit woSk H.
day. II rs estimated that lzOJ~9
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
APPEAL FROM HENDRICKS
RULING IN THAW CASE IS
SURE; SANE, SAYS JURY
TODAY'S GAMES
American.

New York at Detroit. rain.
Boston at Cleveland. cloudy.
Philadelphia at Chicago. cloudy.
Washington at st. Louis. clear g
gamesl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

with the Wayne Hotel Mineral and
Turkish Baths. Beauty lparlor in con-
nection. Open day and night--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15
National.

National.
Chicago at New York. clear
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, clear.
Pittsburgh at Boston. clear.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia, clear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-15

Printing the plain <acnt kiDd--that
n right-Tfmes job Dept.--Maln f520.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
Graded School Opens Monday.

The Scotland Neck graded school
opens Monday, September 9Th. The
board has exercised great caution in
selecting d faculty. The new teach
ers have been selected after thor
ouch Investigation, because Ct their
apparent fitness for the place both
ii polat Of training. experience and
endowment by nature.
We shall try as far as possible to
c9-o..>rato with parents and carry
o1t their Consistent wishes. We
viii = orr best fer your by or g;rI
a:.f =. Your aid and support. II
ycu LAX confidence in the school
an1 d net intend to give u your
support, do not send Us your boy.
Sub Z Ee,ation is Injurious to the
boy, pare.ts and school.
We ear: estiy as:z the cooperation
OF parents. Remember that we arc
do}c3g oar vet Tor your child ard
that >-0u c2:' he'D Ct hinder LIS l.
<a2+erln:s Ee.yr by give Us folly hi
i1*5.ts and disposition and your FL.
t"re pans f. hina. II this way KS
will De enabled 10 supply his needs
ard strength n his veal, points.
Send your boy on time You car
| not over-cstimatc the value Of {
prompt entrance. Glasses ere OF
ca..ized md tic work begins a
oisee. Tina lost in the beginning j;
hard to regain
4. HARRY EosE. Supt.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
Dawson, LIENS,
Local 4 gent

Dawson, Aug. 31.-15r. and Mrs
jim Weeks, Of Wilitaliers, are visit
ing here.
Miss Kate Tillery, Of Scotland
Neck, is visiting Mrs. J r Holiday.
Mr.. P 4. Lawrence. Of Enfield
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Miss Add;e Mark, OF Rosenca;h,
attcn led services here Sus.dav.
NJ. L. Il. neBerry is at 0ccsn
View this week.
Fir. 3, J. Green spent q short
while i'll Spring Hill Sunday.
Mr.. f. ". Barnes spent Friday in
Greenviile.
Mrs. Walter Barres, Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Whitaker and NJ IS Edith
Harris motortd from Enfield to ct
tend services her Sunday.
Miss Annie z. Lawrence sr2n;
Thursday in Rocky Noun.
hif. and Mrs. Kelly Weeks, Of Ia.
| field. were visitors at Mr.. w. b
Barnhil's Sunday.
Miss Virginia PcnGlston, Of Scot
land Neck, IS the guest II Miss A.
2lie Lawrence this week
Mrs.. }. l., Simmons is visiting hc1
brother, Mir. l.. q. Ia1nhiIl, til
week.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
Notice OF Cover Crop EIIaae;! III.

Ifiete afa many reasons why farm
ers shca'a be interested il white.
cover crops. Arc if there are an.
who would Ike to hear more al1ons
the winter cover crops 20 to Hob
coed September 7, 1915, at 2::30 D.
m. The purpose Ct this meeting is
20 discuss with the farmers the in
portance and value Of winter cover
crops, and especially burr clover.
My. aeno Moore. the county DEM
cnstratlon agent from Edgecombe
| county, and Mr.. Holiday, the dem
onstration agent from Martha coun
ty, and | will meet il Hobgood CT.
the above date in 9 joint meeting
on winter cover crops. Mr. Moore
is very familiar with burr clover
and also has had much success with
grasses for hay and for pasture.
1t is hoped that IS many who are
Interested and can come will be there
and bring some one with you. If
you cant be there send some enc
whom You think will be interested.
| Don't forget that it is 8 joint
meeting. Of the three COUNTIES
l1dgeeomoa, Martin ard i5s;!ifax =
and every enc is urged to b., pres: 4
that can be there.
II there IS any one in the county
that wants to get incubation from
the United States Department oI
Agriculture, for legunes, you car
get the application cards from me
Ard tie material is free to tbs usel
and enough to inocu.ate two bushels
Of seed may be gotten free Ct charge
II. s. STEvI1Es,
Local Agent
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
Especial FIsfsGsass:0ll

is called to my Optical Department
where you can get good Lenses in
Solid Michel Frames fer 2I.09 per
pair, extra good Len.es n 15-year
guaranteed Cod Filled Frames fer
= 50 PEI .};... o@."ra6 Glasses .or
veal. eyes al rs, Automobile
Glasses with extra large / .nses
1T 59c. Riolless Ien> IS with Cold
Guards at $ 90. Your rnsacv back
i nc: ss,tis.;t cjory. IsaneIao1. these
prices are or.e-ls;aiE the price you pa
else y here. All kinds cf Watch,
Clock, jeTe3iy ard Spectacle Re
pairing.
3. " MARTIN, JeHe'ar,
with D. I. Whitehead Go.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as executor IN
der the last will and testament Of
the late E. f. Whitehead, of Scot
land Neck Halifax County, North
Carolina, this IS to notify ell persons
having claims against said estate
TO present ti1egn to the undesigned
properly verified on q before the
l8th day OF August 1916; OF this
notice Will be pleaded il bar Of their
recovery. All persons Indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make
Immediate payment.
This the 18th day Of August 1915.
Frank T. Shields.
L. L. Whitehead.
Executors Of E. i. Whitehead
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
"t-oll..l' hes Proud lial,ocazlH.I:e. GO.

TIE name John is one Of our best,
also one Of our Oldest. It Is found
il nearly all languages, and 10 mat
ter how disguised, from Juan to
Johannes, i, i almost Ger tain 10 be
Identified The johns have q mag
nihcent family tree. Il is in5truc-
tie to trace the genealogy. Thel e
was "a apostle named John and also
q John the Baptist. There have
been q Popes and one anti-i Pope by
the name of John. Three kings Of
Ar2gon ard CASTLE, one at least Of
Bohemia, numbers Of Portugal,
France and England have borne the
name Of john. There was john
! So;2iesi<i, the greatest Of Poles.
There vas John, surnamed ak
land, who was forced to sign the
! Magma Charta. There was john
the Good. Running down the IA
nous list We find also John the For
tunate, John the Perfect, John the
Fearless. John tie Constant. Was
there ever an ignoraole John?
Then there was Jack Of the Bean
Stalk fame: also Little John, who
f, was not little, but who, On the con-
trary, WAS tall ard strong and who
was one Of the most important fell
! lows Ct Robin Hood. II cid King
john gave England the the Magma
Eharta, John Hancock helped to give
Us our declaration Of independence
{ John of Poland ds:insu i7I3cd 1in.-
self on Old EattIetieids. Sir John
/ French bears up the name today.
Ii the historical Id syn.bolica]
! Johns seems too nuIeruus, V e might
and John Rockefeller aud John Con
den And how alo,es Joha Doe?-
/ Exchange
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
t. "a HstE
E1Ny~ ss;afa
AAsSla1a asRsEke
MI. II. Il. Horne, q farmer 81

MI. Y. +. Horne, 3 farmer 81
EdgeoorsI,= ana hllssh!. Counties
has recently established : I.our
mill near Whitakers, eight miles
from Enfield, and is prepased 10
grind your wheat, turning out an
excellent quality Of -four. Freight
rates less than to any other mil.
Fer PARTICULARS write ". II.
Horne, Rocky Mount, OF see
Paul F enner Scotland Meek Il. {.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
E.i:33l';S,EIieGSSS and lolSt=9oii0a.

It is certainly surp1 sing that any
E9man VIII endure the miserable
+ee..ng5 caused by b:l;ou=ne:s and
c r-tipatioil, when re ;ef IS = easily
...., and 1T 50 listle eXpeAse. Mrs.
|.us. Peek. Gates, n. Z, writes:
bout 4 ear ago / used two bot
Il 3 Vi Chanbaria;n' Tablets end
{. ~ cured me Of hili0u=ness and
r. u-tipaiion.' ObtainaI1c every
|'1, "a
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
Preaching al Nanaia.

Rev. /. +. Lancaster, Of ...'ari;orro,
viii rrcac:l his farewell sermon at
1%ahala Pfcsby terrain church Sun
day. September 18Th, a 5 Z. mr. lie
vii! then resign and 50 10 the for
eign fields. The public IS cordially
invited to attend.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
THE + ORTIZ CARO- DINA
COLLEGE, UI Agriculture and Ne
ch22anElic, Ats f2

Young u!en seeking G eGu!;a ,n2al-
Ewes to-, practical -" in hsc,ic,i-
cure aa,: All its alliasi t9fanc:.vs: in
wi. I.:ecG1ical any h!ses1as.iaaI En-
.:naeeir@: III Chemistry a.sd Dyeiac:
II Textile Industry. aEd III AGricJ;i-
.urai Teaching viii find excellent
provision for their chosen careers 1t
lie S fe's industrial College. Inis
College fcs men Ter Life. Faculty
or the coming year G g n1e'1; I6l
studei1ts: = buildings. Admirably
equipped laboratories II each de-
pertinent. County examinations a
each county-seat On J.l1. osil.
For catalogue, waite
+. 5. OWEN, Registrar,
West Raleigh. n. G.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
Great :l aa;l; i;7i.a.n's inGd Intentions.

We are not necessarily reminded
Of the Mecii!e1bGrg Deciar&tion IN
Tie foregoing. The Observer has
said 10 less than was 20 be txoe cted
Of II on It's ovyn account And what
il has sad il has said Niely. i. cot
tou prcducers would have prices
protected, they must look to them
selves. The British Government III J
promise, bat il will hot perform,
and our o-vn Government will NO
even promise. It IS np to our oa'4
people. They have notice t. put
their cotton il warehouses and i0ot
forward to The producticn Ct more
grain, meat ard the like y erkvi,5
Enquirer.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
i. J. E. EIeo:ss...;:I.

The Daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet ia the graded school build
ing this Thursday Afternoon at
half after four O'Clock. All the
members are urged to be present.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
3 EI.3 C::!iT0:E G! Scotland Heck
Enl Vicinity.

For fully thirty five years the l.
& =. .1r22ii-r,iizel Rea. Paint have
oean extensively used throughout
tie United States and a!so ii s5oath
America. They have therefore
seen subject to the test Of every
;art Ct climatic cord: ioas-g2oat
5lccessfu.-thara by proving theiI
extreme Durability and supreme
value.
See Cur advertisement or other
.Yaca, telling prorerts-osvne,s aon
s. make the;r 2~n paint, ani there
~ save sky cents gal!on On ever!
gallon used.
I0HGMAE 6 Martinez.
Paint Makers, 5<eH: York
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
Told Of Quay.

Clifford Bergman, the Washing
ton Star cartoonist, tells the follow
ing story on himself, says Cartoons
Magazine.
MANY years ago, when | had been
in Washington only short time and
had kids propensity Of asking
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
WORT. Their IieI.Il.i III Gold.

q have used Chamberlain $ Tab
cts ard found them to be just rs
represented, quick lell-i G5s had
aches, dizzy spells and other s. mp
'or2s deuoting torpid liver and I;
!iaoftereiI { 1nli,ion Of the digestive
rgan5 lhay are worth their weight
il gold writes Miss Clara 4. Diggs,
Goa, 81 (. Ootain able every" lei E
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
Fine Field & Corn.

One Of The pretties: fields OF corn
to be seen anywhere ii his vicinity
is tia, o. Mr.. ?. W. Loves On tie
eastern outsli1ta Of the town. Iio
field Includes 10 acres, planted the
latter part of June On land from
which & tremendous crop q oa:s
vetc.l had bot recently been cct-
TIE corn is now well ito tie
"lniI:<" anil silkiag' stage is Of :
most uniform height, well aboEc
the head Of man Oh hor2ebaci,
and q dark green color al over l.
On hes same land last year M. Love
n de an acreage of z. he:s::.2 $
| (naeasurcd( to the acre, a::s be says
that the present prospect Is better
than that of last wear. The corn is
/ Lands prolific fetTesn tie rows
Of corn Mr. Love has 5eerssa Z NIX
Lurc Of cats and Vetc:1 and these
have come u to q fine stand, u :
ding fs.ir 10 mai tn excellent cr"t
Of this mixture next Spring. Pa:t
Of the field is upland and part d il
unarained swamp meadow th:-t {
few years ago was considered prac
tically va'ueless. This is he forti
wear that Mr.. Love iias followed
oats and vetch With Germ, ard oaj,
, and each year has shown q decide
Improvement both in the land ;nC
( the crops grown OF Il. Truly, IT,
, cro1, now on this 10 acres IS . SIGH
worth seeing. Yorkvi!le Enquirer
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02
administrators IS0ssCc.

Having qualified as a<,.1..rsi5Sf ator
j Samuel 3 Whitehead. deceased
ate e Halifax county. North Caro-
ina, t54;s IS to notify al persons hav.
y. claims a2=i;nst the estate Of sale
deceased TO :zhiti5 ttse.f. % the un-
.,rsieneC! st Scotland Neck, i. c
n or before the 10th da., OF Angus
1915, or this notice viii b. p!eadec
n !:,r 1G their recovery. ali per
5urs indebted! to sal. S: ale 81.
please 13afe Immediate isaynleut.
Moses S. SsJic. lard.
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THIS august 10, 1915
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02

questions l said to the late S.
Quay Of Pennsylvania:
Senator, how is it the
have kept your seat in the Sc;
long when there a-e so man
able and brilliant men froln
State who must cOvet it?'
Young man. said Quay.
never kicked a friend 70 pls
enemy =
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-02

=. 4. DDN i. Attorney.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-08-26
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