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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04
THE CROUCH.

! The Great Creator in His wisdom
created many men Of many minds
and temperaments knowing that il
the sons of men were alike in wishes
and desiles it would lead to unend'
! ing strife.
He created we'll. for man is the
nobiest work of God. But in some
way there crept into the world a
creature God did not create-a thing
self-made. be it male or female, that
is hated, despised and. abhorred; a
thing self created, self-pitied and
abnormaly self-loved.
This self-createo creature is the
chr5n CROUCH that walks here and
there in every town and community
searching for happiness he
may destroy it. Flow ers and chill
dren, because they represent beauty
and love, he detests. he reads as
he ruIis that all men are liars and
all women hut creatures Of evil.
In summer he reviles the sun
shine ard hAthS the green hills.
In winter he reviles the cleansing
snow and the purifying frost. The
bite ness of gall and WormWood is
within his heart.
Children lee from him and his
wife can teS cfassed among the
martyrs. Metf shun him and the
W. Id lales him. From an early
age he walks this earth spreading
unhtr rlness and unbeltet-a maker
of evil and diSCord.
Let us throw the x-ray of self-ex
amin alton into our own heart
and search out the little miCrobe that
has tendency TO multiply and pro-
duce, in time. the hated crouch.
There is too much love and sun
shine in this old world OF ours to
spoil i; with the canker of Selfshnes~
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04

, of the line.
Many of the peculiar English stones had
disappeared, and the commission made an
exhaustive search for them Inc ldentlnCa
ton was an easy task, for on breaking Tn em
the stones emitted a sulphurous odor Sc
thoro was the search that some were found
in the curbing of streets and in peoples oel-
lars. One was taken from the. wall OF an
old stone church, where it had done service
for manv years. In the places OF those that
could not be found new stones OF marble were
set up. Sc
On every fifth stone the coat OF arms VI
William Penn was cut on the Pennsylvania
side and on the Maryland side the escutcht on
of Lord Baltimore was placed On the
others the monogram P. and M was cut
The stones are now set so near one announcer
even in the mountains regions. that the
traveller may stand at a stone uno see Tie
next one.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04
HOW TO Make the CHEAPEST AND
BEST COUCH REMEDY AT HOME

ready made kinds of doubtful merit.
1t is prepared from strictly harmless
Plants AID is 60 pleasant that children
,.e to t4l:o it and it can be given them
" III perfect s,tety IS it positively con-
tciLc 20 chloroforr,,, opium, morphine,
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ifiSttoe5 net give perfect satisfaction or is
not found the very best remedy you have
ever used for stubborn Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Group. Whooping Cough and
Hoarseness. In fact any druggist will sell
this new remedy under the same guaran-
tee. Ifyour druggist will not keep it for
you, order direct of r. ]. Schiffmann,
St. Paul, MINI. Guaranteed here by
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04
The Man That Knows 1t all
By w. H. Dugdale. }

tBy w. H. Dugdale.
We often meet with funny men,
i Who have some queer ideas;
They tell you of their troubles,
Their ailments and their fears.
Their hobbies always lead them,
By their faith they stand or fall,
But they cannot hold candle
| To the man who knows it all.
He always has another way
To getthe same result;
No matter how well versed you are
He makes it difficult
To reach safe conclusion.
All your plans he tries to stall
Just to Ventilate his knowledge;
He's the man that knows it all.
At the club, the shop or Office
He will try and lead the van
4 nd manipulate your business
And run it it he can;
He is always robbing Peter
To pay his debt to Paul,
And can foretell all conclusions;
He's the man that knows it all,
" hen you start job correctly
You know the test will tell;
f Just how the work was finished,
f If sighted or done well;
But you cannot tell exactly
When inspectors make a call,
But you always get visit
From the man that knows it all.
Stand by and pay attention,
Keep your mind upon your task,
Accomplish what you started,
That is all a man can ask.
If information's wanted
Then perhaps you'll get call,
You will find from observation
That you never knew it all.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04

Most persons neglect & cough e.r ii
doctor, (, t'or'c know what good r1et,i-
cine to huE ct c drug store, WitHthc
result thar Tho cough CT cold BECOME
des D :se;:;-c. through this neg1ee~ and
hangs q, tie whole winter which rli:; hit
have otherwise tcer speedily cured, lad
Schifnc,:n's Ccre c3tratct. Ezpectorant
been us~1 Promptly.
This new lc.-:oCy is 50 ctrotcriv cor
centrated til two cuLce5 (-t cent?
worthy make Z full pitt (-C ocs.) O. e.
cellent cough medicine, ~ SIMPLY 1-.;z-
ing it at homo with one pint Of g-anu-
lated sugar and e pint Of water. 1t makes
orinar G cost from s2d u to- S. %o4 aor
the same quantity of the CID, ordinary,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04
well Fight Till Enemy is Van
QuiSl,ed," Saws Kaiser,

Beriin.-' We will stay on hostile
territory until the enemy is van
quished or collapsed" Emperor w J.
liam aSSertej when ne personally
conferred the Iror Cross on Ger
man soldier, according to a Cologne
newspaper.
A Munich wool expert who visit
ed northern France on behalf of the
Bavarian government has reported
that $500, 900, 900 worth of raw and
finished material fell into German
hands in Frerci: industrial cities.
Hundreds of bolts of clo-h intended
by The French government for mill
tary uniforms were found at Lille.
The German military authorities are
reported to be running many fac
tories in the occupied district.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04

Joseph H. Peeie appears at tire
auditorium Friday night in TT e
Courage of the Commonplace"
Guilford county commissioners
will ask the legislature to authorize
a bond issue of $25O,OOO for the
purpose of a new court house to be
ratified by the voters Of this county.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04

Mrs. Emmett L. Crouch was op-
Grated upon at the Stokes Sanitarium
in Salisbury Monday.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04

Mr.. G.. B. y unfori, OF GreenviIlF,
was here the INST # The week on
business.
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
MOB POLICE IN
 STRIKE BATTLE
500 Workers at Bridgeport En-
 gage in Fierce Fight
PLACE BLAME ON OFFICERS
Arrested Men Say Sergeant Started Riotno--SeVeraI Volleys of Re VolVer Shots Fired Into Crowd
 --Leader Apprehended.

Bridgeport-IIalfa u dozen policemen were injured here when 800 strikers at the plant of the Crane Co. clashed with the guard at the factories.
 While the policemen fought with night-sticks, biles and revolver butts, the strikers retaliated with clubs, brickbats scrap iron and stones and were severely beaten.
 Several yolleys of revolver shots were fired into the crowd by reserves. but nobody was hit
 A strike had been on at the Crane Co. for more than a week Nearly l.000 mon are demanding better wages and au Shour working day.
 Five hundred gathered to do picket duty at the Crane Co plant Aecor | ing to the police. they exceeded their picket rights by forcihly interfering with men who were on their way to work in the plant
 The trouble began when Sergeant Charles Wheeler remonstrated with Tony Maskowsd. alleged to Do lead. CT of the crowd. Harsh words were passed and then Sergeant Wheeler felled Moskowski with his nightstick. opening d g}tsh tho width of his head
 The blood ineensed the crowd. They gathered around the eight policemen who were at the factory and iostle3 them. They were ordered to disRerse When they refused, Sergeant Wheeler ordred charge.
 With the policemen swinging their long sticks right and left laying strikers in tue dust of tho road with every blow. a battle that lasted many minutes started One hundred or more strikers wHl have the case ra opened if 1t is believed the policemen were at fault
 While strike after strike has been called during the last Ii weeks m 8ridgcport this is the 6rst dne Db9t serious trouble has occurred between the police and strikers
 Police reserves were rushed to the light in an automobile and they seat tered The crowd alter smashing int the strikers with heavy Sticks Mos kewsla escaped and was chased sry orel miles In an automobile. He way f0unJ hidine in n saloon
 Neskowsh and Steven Shurensk} were arrested and arraigned in the city Court After a l6-minute hearins they were sentenced to jail for breach Of the peace and assault and fined g. and costs
 The American Federation of Ishor tArough Chairman James E Roche ot the executive committee began sn in vestigation, The object os which Is to determine If the police provoked the fight
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
WORLDS NEWS IN CONDENSED FORM

SAN NCISCO.-Denunca ation of the administration of the Philippines by Governor General Harrison was voiced by William II. Taft in an ad. dress before the Commonwealth Club of California
 WASHING TON.-Ameriean control of Hayuan customs has been extend. cd to Jeremie. the seventh port to be taken over Only three ports now re- main under Haytian control
 WASHINGTON, Ind.-Twenty per, sons were injured three fatal when an aeroplane dashed ito a crowd Of people at celebration here. The aviator was unhurt.
 WASHING ON. - Radical changes in the organization of the Naval Academy at Annapolis are contemplat. ed as a result or the recent "gouging' scandal.
 BERLlN.-An Overseas News dis patch says The municipal admins tration of Berlin during the first year Of the war spent the enormous sum of 55,000, GOO marks (s1S.750000) in re- lief work for the families of sol- diers.
 FL PASC.-The funerals of Gen. eral PascuaI Orozco and four eompan- ions killed in Texas by a posse were held here.
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
General

Joseph Ettor, an I. ". W. organizer. was sentenced to serve six months in jail for breach of the peace in Waterbury, Conn, where he is alleged to have started a riot.
 In report received at Stockholm from the Swedish Minister at Petro- grad, the reports of an epidemic of cholera in Russia are reported to be false.
 Speaker Champ Clark saved the life of Harrison Rose, a negro, when he addressed and dispersed a crowd in tent on the lynching of Rose at Bowl ing Green, Mo.
 A group of business men at Port land, Ore. will offer the management of the city of Portland to General George w. Goethals. The offer will call for salary of $25000 a year.
 Chinese merchants in San Francisco and the Orient have subscribed $5,- 000 900 to operate 6 steamship line between China and San Francisco in competition with Japanese lines.
 Governor Brewer of Mississippi eommuted to life imprisonment the death sentence of J. 4. Taber a Con federate veteran sentenced to die on Sept 6, for the murder of his daugh- ter-in-law
 Both recrushing plants of the Calu- met < Heela Mining Co at Houghton, Mich. resumed operations. They were closed six weeks ago by short cir cutting wires.
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
DOCTORS WIFE
 HELD FOR MURDER
Mrs. Mohr Released in Bail After Arrest on Negroes Charge
SLAYERS CONFESS SHOOTING
Three colored Men Say Widow Prom ised Them s5.ooo for Killina-Had Been Separated From Husband,
 Who Was Socially Prominent.

Providence, - Mrs Elizabeth F. Mohr widow Of Dr Charles Franklin Mohr who was shot 10 death in his automobile between here and New port several evenings ago, was ar rested on a charge of plotting his murder and released later in the day in S10,000 bail
 Accused by three colored men who said they did the shooting after hay ing been promised S5000, she was arraigned with them in the District Court at Warren. the charge against her being that of melting to murder, As the District Court cannot accept bail in a murder case. Mrs. Mohr was. by agreement. brought to this city and taken before Judge George T, Brown in the Superior Court. who admitted her to bail. Surety was fur nished by her attorneys, Arthur J. Cushing. James J. Finan. Robert F. Jones. George A. and Mary Clifford
 Mrs. Mohr appeared calm in the face of the charge, and after being released on bail left court with her lawyer.
 Little surprise was felt at her re lease under bail The circumstances regarding her separation from her hus- band had become well known through the court proceedings in connection with her suit for separation, and also in the suit for assault brought against the doctor by Mrs Mohrs maid Dr Mohr was found probably guilty" of this charge in lower court, but was acquitted when he carried the case higher
 An examination of his books was said to show that he had an income Of S5o.OoO a year from his medical practice.
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
Foreign

Japanese Minister Adatehi to MeNt co Left Mexico City for Japan because or Illness.
 The American cruiser Tennessee ar rived at Cape llayt. and landed loo marines with machine guns
 There is a shortage of automobile tires n sweden.
 A German economic league, south and Central American is reported to have been formed in German, with Dr Bernhard Demburg as president
 The Spanish government denied the report that it had decided to mobil- ize S0o.000 troops in October as a protective measure.
 Two companies Of tha United States marines took possession af the custom house at Petit Goave. Hayti
 An attempt to start a revolution In Portugal was foiled waen tee rebels were repulsed al Braga and Caxias
 A final commercial treaty concern ing navigation and commerce was signed by Greece and the Entente Powers.
 A monarchy. with President Yuaa Shi Kal as emporer, is expected 10 be proclaimed iu China.
 ReYoits of Carranza garrisons at Frentera and San Juan batista were xsZsEse9s
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
Daily CulIin6s That Tell the
 Big Events of the World.
EUR0PE'S GREAT CONFLICT
Land and Sea Fights in the Terrible onfagration-crop Reports From Agricultural Regions-News of
 the Industrial Centers.
War Bulletins

German troops advancing on Riga, Russia big port on the Baltic, took an important position northwest of Fri 1richstadt 40 miles from Riga.
 it was unofficially reported that the forts of Roverto, blocking the Italian advance on Trent, were blown up and that the Austrians evacuated the city. retreating up the Adige valley toward Trent.
 Kaiser Wilhelm conferred the Order of the Black Eagle upon Field Mar shal von Mackensen in recognition of fortress of Brest-Litoysk. The Black Eagle is the highest decoration in the gift of the German Emperor.
 British submarines torpedoed four Turkish transports. Two were sunk near Acbashiliman and two between Gallipoli and Niagara. in the DaTda- nelles.
 The German barracks at Etterebeck, near Brussels, were bombarded and set or fire by French aviator, who re- turned safely to his lines.
 German forces attacking the Rus sian fortress of Grodno took the outer defenses of the stronghold.
 Berlin reported the loss of 50.000 British soldiers in assaults by the Al lies on the Turks in the Gallipoli peninsula fighting during August
 A British submarine. navigating the Dardanelles. the Sea of Marmora and the western entrance to the Bos- phorus, turned north in the Golden Horn and blew up a portion of the famous Galata bridge spanning the Golden Horn and connecting Galata with Stamhoul
 The Paris Temps" correspondent at Sofia confirmed the report of Bulgarian agreement, and stated that Turkey is supposed to have prom ised military aid to Bulgaria in case Of war against Rumania. Serbia and Greece.
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
OIL 60. GRANTS
 8-HOUR DAY IN N. ].
Announces Change in Policy kf-
 feCting 25,000 Employees
PLEDGE IN BAYONNE STRIKE
Increase in Wages Is Followed by Latest ession-Discontent Denied-Oireetors Fav-
 or Move.

New York.-The Standard oil Com pany of New Jersey announced that fl will put the eight-hour working day ill effect for it's 25.O00 Jeersey em- ployes This action is the final result of he strike and riots ill Bayonne a month ago.
 A cut in the length of the working day was one of the principle reasons why the company's employees in the Bayonne refinery went out on strike. The announced move of the oil com pany is regarded as one of the great est concessions the Standard Oil Cor poration ever made.
 The announcement was given out after meeting of the oBard of Di- reetors of the concern in No. 26 Broadway, the Standard Oil building. Here is tue official notice:
 Tn accordance with the policy of this company to keep it's wages and working conditions equal to or in ad- vance of the wages and working con dluons of other men doing a similar class of work, it has been decided to adopt the eight-hour day.
 This change will Do made without loss to the men.
 As it will be necessary to make certain changes in the present methods Of conducting the plants, the eight-hour day will become effective on September 15. and notices have been posted to that effect in the yari- ous works operated by this company"
 Discussion recently among labor leaders and others interested in the fight put Up by the Bayonne strikers dwelt largely upon just such an out come Of the corporation directors meeune
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
Jitnev Drivers to ornanIze.

Jitney Drivers to Organize.
 Hartford About forty "jitnev' drivers needed the call of a specia' committee. composed Of Henry Lonis Moweu Henry Folet and Benjamin SetleH to meet at Central Labor Tn. soa bah with view 10 organizing n iitRev drivers union and incidental iy to take steps in opposing at least part of the new jimey ordinance that win go into effect September |.
 Printed cards hearing the request that all jimey drivers appear at the han and signed by the aforementioned committee Of three were distributed to the drivers operating their ma chimes in the jiney traffic throughout the city and suburban lines. Matters of vital importance to jitney drivers are expected to come up for discus sion at this meeting which may be long drawn out as the representatives of the different city and suburban lines will all want to be heard
 Among other things which will be discussed Is the license fee of sic.
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
Sporting

Peter Pan VII, averaging fitty-two miles an hour won the second race Tor the Fenton gold challenge cup and now will hold fl for a year.
 Jim Thorpe, famous Indian football star on the Carlisle team, regarded by many as the worlds greatest Nth, lete. has been engaged to tssist e. G. Childs in coaching tha Indiana uni- versity football squad thus year.
 Chick" Evans. famed amateur golf player was eliminated in the first round of the amateur championship.
 "Chief" Render, hero of several worlds series. was internationally re leased by tue Baltimore Feds"
 The Alice. Gherardi Davis.s Q class yacht. continued herGietorious career with the Atlantic Yacht Club by Win ming the Chlds trophy This made her fifth consecutive victory.
Putnam patriot., 1915-09-10
Washington

The State Department is inform ally but firmly, now pressing the British Government in the interest of American importers unable to get their deliveries of goods bought by them of German manufacturers owing to the British blockade.
 The Interstate Commerce Commis- sion announced that 1t had extended the time for putting into effect the new rates and orders affecting ,- change in the rules and practices in regard to transporting anthracite coal.
 Cardinal Gibbons handed ta Presi- dent Wilson at the White House a communication frcm Pope Benedict on the subject of peace n Europe. and discussed with both lne President and Secretary Lansing the possibilities of bringing about a termination of she war.
 A naval reserve plan. giving the United States the immediate services o1 sv,sss trained ss.lasn aAa many