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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

AhOra. para ser clcgantc. cS pre-
ciSo irsc al campo tOtios los dias
de- fiesta. aunque 81 tempo desa-
paciblc propOrcione muchas molcs-
tia>. deScOnOcidaS en- Ia casa de
Madrid. Que rcune lOdaS las como
dldadeS ncccSarIas para pasar JOS
inviernOS. Entire los in%cOnycnien-
les que Ofrcccn estas continues cs-
capatOrlaS al campo. =! mas fire.
rurntc sueIr ser que las flores en-
rargadaS a Ia cOrtc no lIcgucn a
ticmpo. pOrqne cl aItomGvil Sc dcs-
cCmpOne con cI NAL estado de las
"ra:retcraS o pOrque el temporal
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vision de este rcntratiemp0. Sc de-
ben teuer unaS ramaS de ZarzaS ar
tificIaIes. per0 tan bien hechas.
Que pareccn "rccien traidas del mon
lie.
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den empiearse las naIUra!es. y asi.
con tanla faciiidad. So remcdia Ell
Inconvenience. Que p0r otra partc
no r~eyislt eXLraOrdinaria impOr-
ConIcSa D.AItMONNiLLE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21

Thursday members of the Wins
ton. Salem police force found 10
gallons of corn liquor from Roa-
noke distillery hidden in coffin in
the rooms of the Eagles Club, just
after it had been unloaded from
an automobile and carried into
the rooms. The whiskey was
found on the second floor of the
bullding occupied by the Eagles.
The casket was a part of the
pharaphernalia of the club. No
arrests were made at the time.
but later, John Barnes, member
of the club, was arrested, charged
with being implicated with two
others in taking the whiskey into
the buildings. No officers of the
Eagles knew of the affair.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
0rQuDa Chased By Submarine
German Boat Fired Torpedo at Liner and
Then SheIIed her. Americans Aboard.

New York, July II The Gu
nard liner Orduna from Liverpool
to New York, with 227 passengers.
including % Amerioans. was at
tackled without warning by Ger
man submarine Oh the morning Of
July 8. 1t was learned Oh her ar
rival here today.
Twenty miles from the grave
yard of the Lusitania off Old
Head Of Kinssle, the Orduna es-
capped the Lusitanis's fate by one
half second of time or 10 feet of
space, the German torpedo churn-
Ing the water that distance tehind
the liners rudder. Then the OF.
duns sped away. She was follow
ed by the submarine which rose tc
the surface. manned a gun and
shellsd the fleeing steamer. The
attack was timed ct 10 minutes to
6 O'clock IN the morning when all
but few passengers were asleep
For half an hour the Orduna
showed her heels to the assailant.
Through marine glasses the pas.
sengers watched the low lying
German wsrship coming on, but
the Orduna's fight was faster
than the pursuit and after seven
shots had been fred without effect
the submsrins gave up the chase.
Washington, July II Into the
grave situation that has developed
between the United States and
Germany over the sinking of the
Lusitania was thrust another Issue
today when 1t was revealed that
the British steamer Ofduna, carry.
ips a score Of Americans, had
been attacked by German sub.
marine.
Should first reports of an at
tempt to torpedo without warning
be borne out by an official inves.
tigstion about to be instigstsd, il
was indicated in official quarters
that the United States probably
would regard the incldens IS ad
dug = grave element to the al
ready strained relations between
the two countries.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
SALISBURY, n c. WEDNESDAY JULY 2TH 1915
JuQge HendricE Releases TlaV
Allowed to 20 Where he Pleases but is
Held under Heavy Bota Pending Appeal.

Held Under Heavy Botd Pending Appeal.
New York, July 19.-Harry K.
Thaw was admitsed to s85, 900
bail today after Jastica Hendrick
had upheld the decision of the
iury which declared him sane :
Later Thaw shook off the grip of
tie law. motored down Broadway
to the applause ofadmirers, oross'
ed the ferry at Jersey City, bade
the sheriff goodbye and whirled
away, toward Philadelphia, with
his car throwing dust on pro-
eession of automobiles Allied with
newspaper men under orders to
stsy with him. He reached Ne.
wsrk 10 miles away, about 2
o'clock aud stopped for luncheon.
A crowd quickly assembled in the
street outside the restaurant.
They oheered on his exit and
Thaw, smiling his appreciation ,
resumed his trip. His announced
intention was to motor to Phila'
delphia, about 100 miles by road
way, and there take train for
Plttsburg. Outside Newark,
Thaw loet some of the cars which
| followed him Apparently be
headed back for New York as q
ruse to elude the kswspaper mon.
! This created some speculation as
| he had previously aid hs wanted
TO attend a theatrica) performance
on Broadway to light aud had
abandoned the idea rather reluot-
| antly when he saw the sizs of the
crowd awaiting his departure from
the court house.
/. Fur the fret time since he kill.
cd Stanford White at thu Madison
Square Roof Garden more than
nine years ago, Thaw was free
today to 60 and come AZ be pleas
ed. When suprems Court Jus
t;ce Hendrick who presided at the
jury proceedings which ended
Wednesday with q verdict that
Thaw was sane. DC 4onnced from
| the bench shortly Before noon
that he had adopted the jury's
verdl;t the writ com hitting Thaw
to Matteawan seven years ago an.
tomatioally became imperative.
The States lawyers appealed
from Justice Hendricks decision
and Thaw was released IN $35, ,O0C
bail pending the result of the ap'
peal Under the terms of the
bond he is TO hold himself amen
able to the courts orders until
the appeal is fnally decided
Meantime he may 60 wherever be
pleases.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
Weather Forecast for july.

From July 3rd to 18th. fair with
local threatenings around.
From 12sh to 10Th, cool rain,
showers and windy like, stormy.
From 10th to Goth. ohangeable
and mild.
From Goth to August 2nd, wind
and rain, some stormy.
Some sections still dry this
month as rains are scattering or
broken by times of moons rising
and setting. Fair, means cloudy
and clear with thrs Atenings.
II. REID.
R. No. 8, Salisbury. N. G..
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21

being, according to military ex-
perts, to squeeze the Russians out
of Warsaw and the great slice of
country which they hold to she
north, south and east of that city
and at the same time attempt all
invasion of Bsssarabia.
So long as this effort to crush
Russia or to break her power of
offensive continues there is little
possibility military writer's say of
the Germans attempting any i'm.
portant movemeDt in the west, for
it is believed that the Austro-
Germans will for q long while re-
quire all their available troops in
the east. Four German army
corps composed of Pomeranlans
and men from Schleswig, are said
to have left Thorn to reinforce
General Won Hidenburg.
The German Crown Prince did
try to break through the French
lines in Argonne, but it is the op.
inion of military experts that his
intention was simply to weaken
the French hold on Verdun. A
German official statement claims
that one result of this offensive
was the capture of 1000 French
soldiers in three weeks. On the
other hand, the French claim ia
have regsined most of the ground
they had been forced to give up
and which they state did not ex.
coed 400 yards in depth.
Fighting il now in progress ou
the Lorraine frontier and in
Artois, where the French oontin'
ued their attempt to capture Sou
chez.
Further progress is unofi oially
reported from Athens to have been
made by the allies on the Cali.
poll Peninsula in the Dardanelles
campaign, and as the Athenl
dispatchs are generally ahesd OF
the official reports this stateme ent
is credited here.
More important is the news that
Roumania has declined to accede
to Germany's demand that Rou
mania allow munitions to pass
through that country for Turkey
The Entente allies announce
another victory in Africa where
they captured Ngsundsre. an i'm.
portant trading center of Kama
run, a German colony in western
equatorial Africa.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
An Easy, Pleasant Laxative.

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Pills with a tumbler of water st
night. No bad, nauseating taste;
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Wake up in the morning, enjoy q
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for 600. Get a bottle today-en.
Joy this easy, pleasant laxative.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
Tired, Aching Muscles Relieved.

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stiff, sore muscles 5loan's Llni-
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er than mustard. All Druggists.
25c. Get a bottle today. Pens-
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
General News Matters
items Of Interest to lour Readers Gathered
and Condensed for Quick Assimilation.

dna L0haeDSe0 10T ValCk Assimilation.
The price of cotton will advance
at least three cents a pound if the
American note to Great Bitain as
forecast IN Saturday nights dis.
patches from Washington, proves
effective, according to the belief
of Senator Hoke Smith. The as
surance that neutral potts will be
opened to ship nents of cotton
would, he believes, take care of
the most of the surplus of last
years crop now held in the South.
Four dead. scores injured and
more than two million dollars
worth of damage, was the toll of
floods Thursday night aud Friday
in central Ohio. Hundreds of
acres of land are under water and
vast atess imperiled by weak
ievees aud embankmeuts
Bids for 16 new submarines au-
shoI!z.d Gy the last congress was
rot to De opened until September
8, 5 c'etary Daniels announced
Thursday. in order shat two ship
bui dug companies which have
obtained p*tent rights to build
ooa.. II Il successful type now
used by two or more of the Euro.
pean belligerents may have .
chance to compete.
Tens Of thousands cf natives, it
is estimated, have been drowned
by the floods in the Chinese prov
inces of Kwantung, Kwangsi and
Kiangsi, aud the desolation i'll the
devastated districts ls terrible, &C.
cording to the latest reports. A
fire swept area of one mile and rag.
foods are handicappirg rescue
work in Canton. The city was
in darkness one night, the water
having inundated the electric light
plant. Missionaries have arrived
at Hong Kong seeking the assist
aucs of the United States gunboas
Callao to aid in the work of rescue.
Last reports from Canton before
communication was cut says the
Christian hospital is in danger.
Gsrmany's admission of liabili.
ty and expression of regret for the
German submarine attack on the
American steamer Nebraskan,
pleased cfhe ials in Washington,
but it was the general opinion that
legal points raised would require
the dispatrh of note further to
conserve American rights in the
War ,ne. A memorandum stat.
ing Germany's position reached
the State Department. through
Am bassador Gerard at Berlin.
Legal off ,ers of the American GOV.
ernms ant who examined the Ger.
man memorandum pointed out
that in many respects the case re-.
sembled that of William P Frye,
the American ship sunk by the
Prinz Eitel Friedrich. In both
cases Germany has expressed re-
gret aud has offered to compensate
American citizens, but the action
of she German commanders has
been declared justified. To ad
NIT this, cf6cisls here say, would
establish dangerous president.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
Beauty More than Skin Deep.

A beautiful woman always has
good digestion. If your digestion
is faulty, Chamberlain's Tablets
will do you good. Obtainabls
everywhere.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
State News Items
News Concentrated fat those who Want to
Know about Home Affairs.

News Concentrated fat those who Want to
Know about Home Affairs.
Electing as their officials who
have served daring the past year,
the members of the North Caro-.
lima Good Roads Association
Thursday brought to a. close at
Asheville the mcst successful
gathering Id the history of the
organization. The officers are:
President, Henri B. Warner, Lex.
illgson; secretary, Dr.. Joseph
Hyde Pratt, Chapel Hill; treas.
urer, Joseph G.. Brown, Raleigh
director, D. Tucker Brown. Rsl'
eRh. Thursday's session was
given over principally to the dis
cussion of plans for . campaign
looking 70 She maintenacs of
roads throughout the State; and
in resolutions which we're ado pied
by the organization the cisy aud
county officials of North Carolina
we're urged to put forth their very
best efforts to keep in good cen
ditjon the highways which have
been built.
The home Of Mayor W. 8. Stan.
Icy of Highland, which is locate d
just east of the Hickory Chair
Manufacturing mpany in
Hickory, was fred into with a
pistol by some unknown person
Friday morning about 1 O'Clock
aud the mayor and his wife mar.
rowly escaped being killed while
asleep in bed. Two shots we're
fred. both through an open vim
dow, by which the bed in which
Mayor stsnly and his wife were
sleeping. stood, one shot striking
the headboard of the bed about 12
or 15 inches over Mr.. Stanley's
head and the other going disgon
ally across the. room and out Of
anokher window. No arrests have
been made in connection with the
shooting last night and it could
not be learned whether suspicion
had been directed towards any
particular person.
''The total enrolment of boys
engaged in the club work in the
State is five thousand four hun
drsd sad fiftynine," says T. E..
Brown. The membership is dis.
tributed a. follows:
Pig clubs $50,
poultry clubs l., ,O56,
c1rn clubs 8 558,
total. s, 456
Bolton @. Shuford, manager Of
the Brookford Cotton Mill Store,
was seriously injured, aud his two
children, Carl aged five and Ruth
aged three, were killed outright
Sunday evening when passenger
train No. IL struck their auto
mobile at a crossing in Longyiew
just west of Hickory. Ms. Shu.
ford, Miss Bottle Hollyard, Miss
Lola Munday, other occupants Of
the car were slightly injured.
Mr.. Shuford's injuries were, right
log crushed and head bruised.
He is now in a hospital here. The
bodies of the two children were
turned over to an undertaken
The body of the boy was found on
the pilot of the engine with one
log cut off whom the train was
brought to a stop. Conductor
Hanger was in charge of the train
Engineer W. W. Pitts was at the
throttle and was greatly affected
The accident happened at a curve
in the road. Mr.. Shuford had
driven upon the track when he
saw the train coming. He stop
ped and had got nearly back of
when the engine struck them
Two of the ladies jumped and
were slightly bruised by the Cal
striking them.
HoW's This?
We cffsr One Hundred Dollars
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
John PEBBLES Found GHlity.

Waynesville, July II The jury
in the case where John PEBBLES
was charged with the killing of
A. NJ. Bennett, after deliberating
since Friday noon, returned
verdict late Saturday afternoon
Of involuntary manslsughter with
a recommendation for mercy to
the court. The killing occurred at
Sunburst, in the depot of the Ten.
nessee & North Carolina Railroad,
last month. From the evidence
given in the case it Appeals that
Bennett had gone to the depot on
business and was leaning OH his
elbow at the window of the sta
tion, talking to PEBBLES, who had
a pistol in his hand, oarelessly
playing with it, whom 1t was dis
charged, the bullet striking Ben.
net just above the left wrist,
ploughed its way through the en-.
tire length of his foresrm aud en-.
terilg his left chest. Since the
shooting Peebles, who is q young
man about 25 yssrt old and of
good appearance, has been in a
state of depression, and while on
the witness stand broke down sew.
eral times while giving testimony.
He claimed that tho shooting was
purely accidental and that he and
Bennett we're on friendly terms
PEBBLES is q Salisbury boy and q
son of the late L. A PEBBLES.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
Pcnics, ReUlons, Convention,
The Good Old Summer Time Is Here and
Rowan Folks viii Enjoy Themselves.


The time for family reunions,
picnios, Sunday School oonvsn.
items, farmers institutes and gen.
eral gala days, il at hand and tho
dates for quite a number have
been set, programs have been or.
ranged and most every one 10 look.
ing to the pleasure of attending
one or more of them. OF course
there are others, but the list so far
consists of the following:
July, %, Southern Conference
Lutheran Church, Faith.
%, Atwell Township 8. 8.
Convention, Steele K Roads
10:3O a. m.
%, Salisbury Township 8.
s. Convention. Lutheran
Church. E. Spencer, 8 pm.
27, Litaker 8. 8. Conven-
tion, st. Psuls, 10 a. m.
%, Cleveland-Scotch Irish
S. 8. Convention. South
River Church, 10:80 m.
20, Morgan S. s. Oonven-
tion, st Mathews, 10:80 a m
80, Northern Conference
Lutheran Church, Salem.
30.31, Farmers Union bus
mess meeting and picnic at
Woodgrove Local
Aug. 8. Locke 8. s. Convention,
Grace Ohuro, l0:30 .. m.
5, Nazareth Orphans Home
Picnic. Crescent.
6, Public Speaking and pic
nio. China Grove.
Z. Providence 8. 8. Convsn.
tion,. Christiana Church,
10:80 a. m.
10 Lentz Lingle Reunion.
Falton Heights.
II. Farmers Institute At Mt.
Ulla.
-, Overcash R e-u d o n,
Moeksville.
1B, Gold Hill 8. 8. Conven-
tion, Rockwell Baptist
Church.
16, Farmers Institute at
China Grove.
IS, Franklin Township 8. g.
Convention, Gays Chapel.
20. Unity Township, 8. 8.
Convention. Unity Presby-
teriau Church. 80 a. m.
21, Juaiors', P. O. s. of A.
and Daughters of Liberty's
field day and big picnic at
fair grounds, Salisbury.
%, China Grove s. s. Con-
vention, Mt. Zion Reformed
Church, 2:8O p. m.
26, Brown Reunion, Granite
Quarry.
8 ept 1st, Yost reunion, Mt Hope
Church
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-07-21
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

"About two years ago I had a
severe attack of diarrhoea which
lasted for over a week." writes w.
@. Jones, Buford, N. D. II becmae
80 weak that I could not stand
upright. A druggist recommen-
ded Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera
and Diarrhoes Remedy. The first
dose relieved me aud within two
days I was az we'll as ever" Oh.
tainabls everywhere.