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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-19
AUST RIA

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servfce.l
BUCHAREST, March 19.-A big
battle is developing for the possession
of the Bukowna capital Cxernowitz,
according to dispatches from border
towns today.
A large Austrian force advanced
out Of Czcrnowitz and attempted to
cross the Pruth to attack the Russians
massed near Sedagora. Their attempts
to throw pontoons across the river
were defeated.
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[sv Phil RAIDER. Written for the Unit.
ed Press.
Icouyriqht 1915, by the United Press]
LONDON, March L.. At
least one American flag that ]
know Of has flown in the great
war. Ny comrades and !, in
the French foreign legion,
went to war under its folds,
md y we marched mt from
Paris, about the middle Of 0c-
tober and started on our one
hundred and fifty mile tramp
to the front, the French
cheered the stars and stripes,
with huge delight.
When Ouida wrote Under Two
Flags" she was telling OF my regt
ment, the famous old French foreign
legion in which every man fights un
der the French flag and carries IN
his heart the thoughts OF his own
country's banner.
OF the fifteen hundred men start
ed ont with, only three hundred and
eighty-f1ve were alive February first
There are strange men In the foreign
legion; men whose lives have been
twisted in one way or another; men
with pasts; men with dark secrets:
men who want to die, but who have
stopped at suicide. You never ask a
man in the foreign legion who be
really is. had joined the foreign
legion because I had been told that
II got into the French flying corps
which ] wished to do, must first be
come member Of the foreign legion
didn't intend to 60 to the trenches
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The All Day Sucker.

limited Press Leased Wire Servfce.1
CHICAGO, March 19.-Officials of
the Wells school have doomed the
"all-day sucker" They say its prin-
ciple ingredients are coal tar dye. To
wean the pupils away from the suck
err" candy store was opened in the
school.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-19
Mrs. Pankhurst Says World Conquest by 1mper-
ial Germany, if Successful, Would be
Disaster to Civilization.
ALCOHOL MAKES THE BAD SOLDIERS
Suffragettes Love Their Country Much as
Any English Women and Are Will
ing to do Their Part.

the greatest sufferers, economically.
from this war-egpecially the wom-
en- of education. A great many men
who ought to be at the front are fill
ing places these women could fill.
But nevertheless, our men generally
are doing nobly. In your own civil
war, you know, the United States was
forced to adopt conscription, but so
far that has been unnecessary here.
I'VE suffragettes love our country
just as all the women of England
do. We could have gone to America,
where women are getting the vote.
or TO some English colony, but we re-
main in England because OF our love
for our country. We feel that a Ger
man victory would set back the fem
inine movement indefinitely. and we
know that the women Of England can
be converted into a tremendous asset
in assisting the allies cause"
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Mo Vaudeville for Her

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. !
MELBOURN, Australia, March 10
Nine. Melba, famous prima donna, to-
day denied the report published in
New York that she would appear in
vaudeville In America. III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-19
Frenchmen Cheered the Stars and Stripes Un-
f,rled Over Part Of the Foreign Legion as it
Tramped Through Streets Of Paris.
SECOND STORY IN The RAIDER SERIES
How it Feels to be Actually Under Fire For the
First Time Men are Afraid Even
Though They Will Not Admit It.

Phil
French Tor
published SundayJ
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ABOUT TO ENTER WAR.
[By Alice Robe, United Press staf'

Correspondents
ROME, March 19.-itaIy is prepar-
inq to denounce the triple alliance
treaty, linking her with Austria and
Germany, according to reports from
various sources this afternoon. Baron
Sonnino, minister Of foreign affairs.
it is reported, is making ready to
take this drastic step to force Austria
to cede territory to Italy or face
ItaIy's participation In the war on
the side Of the allies.
The majority Of the Rome newspa-
pers today warned the public that a
crisis in the Aus.ro-ItaIian relations
is near at hand. The Messagero ap-
peared with flat announcement that
Prince Won Bulow's efforts to obtain
concessions from Austria have failed
and that the foreign minister is now
actively engaged In negotiations that
may plunge italy into war.
In officiar circles, It was admitted
that formal announcement that
italy no longer regards the triple al
lance treaty as serving her best in.
terests Is one Of the possibilities In
the preesnt situation Officials admit.
ted the situation has grown more
grave in the last twenty-four hours.
1t was carefully pointed out, howev.
er, that should the foreign minister
announce this action, It must not be
construed as definite step toward
war. Having once made herself a
free agent by denouncing the old
treaty, It was stated, the government.
will be in a better position to nego
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ENGLAND

United Press Leased Wire Service.
VALPARAISO, March 1e.-Officers
Of the British auxiliary cruiser Drama
today confirmed the report published
in England three weeks ago that the
Drama sank the armed German liner
Navarro, formerly Of the Hamburg
American line, off the coast Of Argen-
tine on November II.
TWO MORE SHIPS GONE.
LONDON, March 19.-Two more
British steamers have been torpedoed
by German submarines, it was an
nounced this afternoon. The Glasgow
steamer Hyndford was torpedoed in
the channel on Tuesday. The Cardiff
steamer Blue Jacket, enroute from
Argentine to London with a cargo OF
arain, was also attacked In the chan
mel and sent to the bottom without
warning, last night.
The Blue Jackets crew launched
two boats and started for shore In ths
darkness. One boat reached New
Haven today with part of the crew.
Life boats are searching for the sec.
ond boat.
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|TALY \

4 United Press Leased Wire Service.l
ROME, March 19.-War with Aus
tria Is evitable unless Emperor Franz
Josef returns to Italy all Austrian dis
tricts inhabited by Italians, the news
papers Tribuna and Giorna,e D'itaiie
assert in vigorous editorials today.
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Fair and colder. Local temp
Z p. m. Sc; Z a. m. 81.
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are ss's sInrted press Associations
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28
L|RA BARBER SHOP

George DegeOrge, 2O3 East Walnut st.
Has invited the public to come and
try his treatment for stopping the hair
from coming out and also for curing
dandruff. 1 guarantee to stop the hair
from falling out and to cure the worst
case of dandruff. No money paid un
less you are satisfied with my treat
ment. You pay me when you are sat
isf1ed with my work. This is the time
of year when your hair will fail and
by taking it in time you can save it.
Look at the man that is bald-headed
and the man that has his hair and you
will see a great difference in the one
with hair and the one that is bald
headed, so don't be one of those when
you can save your hair. Come at once
to my shop and be convinced, bot1
ladies and gentlemen. Special atten
ton given to ladies. Also guarantee
to restore your hair to it's natural col
or in two weeks. no matter how white
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28
SOMETHING ABOUT AMERICAN
GIRLS, SOON TO BE HERE.
Six Talented Western Daughters Sing
and Play, Read and
ImDerSOnate.

One of the most charming compan-
les of young women ever in Goldsboro
will be here Oct. 28th, in the persons
of the American Girls, vocal and in
strumental sextette.
Miss Dorothy Lynch, director of the
company, is a skilled violiniste, read
er and pianiste. During the course
of the evening she will represent the
Modern Day girl.
Miss Ruby Norman plays second vio-
lin and will appear as the D. A. f..
girl.
Miss Ruth Sheldon plays the cornet
and piano, and is an accomplished
singer. She takes the part of the In
dian maiden in sketch presented by
0s company.
Miss Grace Hyatt figures prominent
H as vocalist and with the clarinet
and saxaphone. Her sister, Miss Vir-
gle Hyatt, plays the piano and saxa-
phone, and also sings. In the sketch
known as "The Periods of American
Girlhood' these sisters appear as the
Colonial Girl and the Puritan Maiden,
respectively.
The sixth member of the company
is Miss Vera Miller who, in addition
to her readings, is drummer and sa <
ophone player of the company. She
will appear as the Grandmother of
our Modern Day.
This will be the first entertainment
under the Re elpath Chautauqua Ly-
the Go1dsboro Womans Club.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28
B. Y. p. q. REORGANIzE.
Officers Elected at Call Meeting Held
Last Night.
(Reported...

(R0DOTL0u.J
Several years ago there was in the
First Baptist church of this city
Baptist Young Peoples Union, for one
cause and another it was dropped and
has not been encouraged.
1t is the desire of the pastor that
this branch of church work be revived
and that the uplifting results incident
to such gatherings be accomplished
here.
At a call meeting by the pastor, held
last night in the Sunday School de-
partment of the church, this Young
Peoples Union was reorganized, and
with bright prospects of bringing a
number of young people into the
church.
In discussing the work the pastor
had this to say, ''The Baptist Young
Peoples Union is the training school
of the church, and when the work the
members are given is thoroughly under
stood, then it can be put into practise
in the church and Sabbath school. The
literature used in this work is very
useful, which when thoroughly read,
will aid greatly in making this Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union success"
The election of officers resulted as
follows:
President, Mr.. B. c. Thaxton; vice
president, Mr.. Norris, of our High
School faculty; secretary, Miss Clair
Hunt.
Mrs. B. C. Thaxton assisted by Miss
Ruby Dorrity will have charge of tbs
piano; and Miss Carrie Dorrity will
act as treasurer.
The Union will meet once week,
and Friday night was decided on for
this weekly meeting, which will afford
all school children the opportunity OF
attending.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28
YEARS SUPPLY1n~
.1VL OF MAGAZiNESAVSe

Do YOU KNOW that hundreds of pub
fishers would be glad to send you a
free sample of their Magazine if they
only knew your address. 1t is our bus
mess to furnish Publishers only with
the names of intelligent magazine
readers. If you will write your full
address VERY plain and send US ONLY
10 cents (in silVer) or money order,
we will send your name to several
hundred publishers within year, who
will send you FREE sample copies of
hundreds Eyes several hundreds) of
the leading Standard Magazines, Farm
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zines, Reviews and Weekly Papers,
Mail Order and Trade Publications,
Housekeeping Magazines, Fashion
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ia It about all kinds of high-grade in
teresting magazines coming to you in
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WE-DO-AS-WE-SAY
so send silver dime a once and ; our
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And you WILL NEVER regret it. Ad-
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surprise-if you will please let US
know in what paper you saw this ad-
vertisement
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28
New Offering For Quick Buyers Right
pri0

Prices.
A few acres of the Mrs Sallie Davis
place on the A. c. L. railroad near
Greenleaf, also a few vacant lots be-
longing to Mrs. Davis.
One nice vacant corner lot suitable
for store, on the corner James and
Holly Streets.
One new two-story house on West
Fine street; good co1ored settlement;
a big bargain.
w. S. Daughtry's new house on $.
Slocumb Street, near Creech's store.
R. N. Hoods 2311a acre farm near ]. J.
tHolloweil's store, containing one five
room cottage end all necessary out
bulldogs.
w. r. Hightower's 80 acre tract nice
level land, one and half miles from
city on Pikeville road; nice cottage
and all necessary outbuildings.
Four vacant lots in Park Heights
big bargain
One seven room cottage on James
street.
O4A@ vacant AoI AA AAI1AO w cl0AAA5SOAA
(colored sett1ement.)
Prof. Collier Cobb's 1876 acre farm
five miles southeast of the city.
Lorenza Jordan's room cottage on
East Chestnut Street in rear of Court
House.
Jas. B. Forehand's 80 acre tract of
land at Whitley.
471a acres fine farm land at Whit
ley, N. c., in high state of cultivation.
R. H. Howe1l's 1T 2-3 acre farm, 6
. miles south of Pine Level, in Johnston
county. Adjoining the lands of T. HI.
Taught y, F. P. Whitley, R. L. Ray and
Ransom Greed.
R. e. Lees so acre farm miles
west of Goldsboro, known as the Hogs
Falls Place. A big bargain.
1 have for sale various other prop
critics not mentioned here that are
good bargains.
For further Information, see or ad-
dress
N. E. BRADFORD,
National Bank Bldg. Goldsboro, N. G.
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GASOLINE STATION

I have installed at my store on East
Spruce street, gasoline filling sta
tion for the convenience Of the auto
mobile public, and will at all times
sell for cash gasoline at tank wagon
prices: also cylinder oil and greases.
Those desiring gasoline for Sunday
can obtain same as late as II O'Clock
on Saturday nights.
B. F. CARR.
Spruce Street East.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28

1t is reported that the Sultan of
Turkey will do all in his power to
stop the massacre of Armenians. The
few that are left are hardly worth
killing.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28

The war in Europe increased the
of visitors to the national
parks this year and helped business
on the "Zone" at the
San Francisco fair.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28

The Empress of Germany celebrated
her birthday by sending gifts of mar
malade to the soldiers in the trenches
and hospitals, thus insuring their
grateful participation.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28

Some of those Britishers in London
may sit up all night for fear they'll
miss seeing a Zeppelin raid but there
are probably a few who don't find the
ber.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28

LOST-Near colored baseball park
yesterday, an open face gold watch
and chain, Waltham movement, Is
jewels. Return to J. S. Horton, and
receive reward.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28

The execution of an English train
ed nurse by German authorities will
be much harder to explain than the
sinking of the Lusitania and the Ara
bic.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28
IN THE WAR ZONE

Servian women are fighting at the
front Recent photographs taken in
that country indicate that they are all
heavy-weights.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28

WANTED-A live wideawake young
man for Office work, must have some
knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply
by letter in own handwriting, Box
1913, City. If
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28

ROOMS-Four furnished rooms with
electric lights, hot and cold bath
near Kennon Hotel. For terms ad-
dress P. E. H, P. o. Box $50, City.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28
LODGE DIRECTORY

tOIdsbor0 Lodge No. 1ss, B. r. o. E..
meets Thursday night in the EIks
Home, 105 Chestnut street which Is
open daily from $50 to a. m.
Visiting brothers entitled to register
are cordially welcome at all times
to Lodge or Home.
Magnolia Camp, No. 100, WOOdmen Of
the WOrld, meets every
Tuesday night at $500
gH. o'clock, in Odd Fellows
:ss5 Building, second floor.
sAy Visiting brethren in good
standing welcome.
Rufffn Lodge, No. 6, Knights of Pyttl.
las, meets every Friday night in
Castle Hall. Pythian building, corner
John and Mulberry streets at 1880
o'clock Visiting Knights cordially
welcome.
GOldsbOr0 Council, No. 80, Jr. O. q. A.
M, meets every Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock in Jnior Order Hall,
second floor, Odd Fellows Building,
John street. Cordial welcome to all
visiting bT ethren.
Wayne Lodge 112, A. T. and A. M,
meets every Monday evening at 1885
o'clock IN K. of P. building, corner
John and Mulberry Streets. Visiting
brethren welcome.
Neuse Lodge, No. 6, i. O. @. T., meets
every Tuesday evening at 1880 o.
come 30 visitors.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28

LOST-Go1d bracelet at Better Babies
Contest, Oct. 14th. Notify Hosea
Bros, Pikevil1e, N. c., and receive
reward. Sc
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28
DIR. J. n. Johnson
DENTIST.
das removed to Rooms EOS and 2O5,
End FlSer of Borden Building.
PHONE A.

FOR RENT-DesirabIe resi-
dence on James street, south of my
own home. For terms apply to Leon
ard Edwards.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-28

the WOrld, meets every
Tuesday night at $500
o'clock, in Odd Fellows
Building, second floor.
Visiting brethren in good
standing WoIcomo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
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Stpei Sriiber
BtIeseHtlidD siueS aatomobiluniaus
in Der Hdbe bon Someiteao
perIest.

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sbtufdqs In bem Nuiompbil befdnnen,
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Zterblihfeitsberibt.

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bsnes Strabe; Sirnbaiit,ntsiin5uns.
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SungensHt;iinoung.
Gorinue Subbltiion, l, 4S1o Roa,
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eliia6tib Rruisneisr. 81. 3734 ct
2anrsnts gtosuus; Gaaiu6t.
Rdtbdn Cohen. II, $50 Weit 8,
Sirab.; Risrsnl.iben.
Gbarlss Sofim,iiter. SO. 1898
Queen Gitp glpenus; 3uderrubr.
5srman Silberitsin. 40. 320s Sar'
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milton; aung.nsnt3unbung.
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Sclte ioa ea icSQcbcn mo ojc lofolcn
RoitidGueocl lmo }um GrupiuHa DER
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Der Serneiieroniong mar ntit elmer
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melher eieIeacnheit Icfan T. u
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Disosrerusrnung fpiro 5srr Smua
ben Qpiten beba,teu, Bis Die GiOil
bisufttommiiIion fir bas 2lmt eins
priifuna anieBt uno pon Dem Qusfdl
Der prufuua niro es oonu a6bin9eu.
ob 6err SmaQ permanent eruonn.
luerbsn lam ober niht.
- Sine Delegation Der Gentrul
Qoe. Smpropemsnt glfociation nit
benz pormdliosn StuotduOitor Sra ..
Wdfbburn an Der Spite iprdh 9ss
fern beim Qrbettsbirsttor Sosoid Dor,
nm cine 8erleaung Der Strabenbabu
qpdeen Der Weitrppoo 2inie mad Der
Central Qlpenue Su perdnlaiien. Der
Irbeitsbtrstt0r ertlGrts Der 0eputns
tion, oob er bic aueelegenbeit in Grz
pGaung 3iebsr pole. 9etunntIih
piinIht Die 5iuoIdp Martet Smprope
ment qffociotion, bag bic Wueen Der
Weittpopo Qinis iiber bic Sim Strd=
BE pertetren IoIlen.
- Der 6reurbli9teit bes 6errn 81
tboerapben J. 9l6srt perbanten mir bic
3uferoune Der BON ben oeut1ber 5rupz
pen in 6rantreidl berausaeesbenen Bel
tune g0a3ette oes Qroeunes" bic ben
5ran5manu in ieiner etgeusn Sprads
iiber ben 2dui Der Belt belebrt unb
ibm beioneers bic Ra6ri6tsn opn ben
beuti6en Siegen iibsrmittelt, pelds
Die frdn5oiifhs Regieruue su uuters
ihlueen ober berabSuiesen 10 sifrig be-
uiibt in.
- no aIles cine 8ereinigune
bdt, f6ruen Die Boituieiiter Der brit.
ten iulo oierteu 8Iaiie utdyt ipobl
obne cine Iolhe atsfomlncn Gle bo-
ben iib oesboIb idon Dor 3lpolf Sab
rem 5il elmer 9tottoraIliga 5ldonrmen-
eetbon Die oieie 8ode in unierer
Staot sur 5tpSIitcn idbrIid,en @ene.
rnlperianlnrlluig 5lnanunen toI1i1it.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21


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