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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06
AIRCRAFT BILL
in COMMITTEE
(By UNITED PRESS)

Washington, July 6.-The adj
ministration aircraft bill, author
ling the establishment Of a gi-
gantic aerial corps, was introduce
ed in the house by Chairman
Dent, Of the military committee.
Hearings will commence Mon
day and the committee expects to
report to the house next week.
A separate bill asking for APP
preparation of S639, 241 1852 for
the purchase and maintenance Of
aeroplanes is expected to be in
troduced shortly.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06
SENATE VOTES
ON PROHIBITION
(By Robert j. Bender.)

by Robert j. Bender.
Omitted Press Staff Corresponding
Washington, July 6-The whis-
key men felt here "the hand
writing on, the wall" and that
their business was doomed. so
they are trying to get theirs
while they can, explains for the
recent big boost in red liquor
prices.
Washington, July 6.-The ia
nous. trial Of "Bosses' beer and
wine before the United States
senate is now at an end.
After three weeks Of wordy
battle the case is expected to GO
to the jury before shutdown.
There is no doubt about the
fate Of ''spirits - They have
| been given the death penalty.
Beer and wine however are ex
pected to get a mot guilty. yer
dict.
The senate will convene at al
early hour to hear the final pie;
Of the counsel Of the defense.
Two o'clock is expected to b
the last hour Of the trial, whic
is expected to be fercely cor
tested.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06
ALL
GERMAN FIRMS
(BY UNITED PRESS)

Washington, July 6.-German
insurance companies and other
German industries in the United
States are. bein" held responsible
for large part Of the news leak
age, is the statement Of Secre-
ta-y of Commerce Redfield, and
further states "that as long as
they are allowed to operate we
should keep Wery close watch
over them
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06
CANADA PASSES
CONSUMPTION
(BY UNITED PRESS)

Ottawa, Ont, July 6-At day
break the Canadian house Of COM
mons passed the second reading
Of the military service conscrip-
ton" bill by majority Of 63.
Laurier s referendum amendment
was defeated at 3 a. m.
The bill will now be advanc-
ed for the third reading, and
then will be taken up by the SEN
ate with every possibility Of pass,
ing without much debate.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06
HOLLWECC IN
DIET TOMORROW
{By UNITED PRESS)

Berlin, July g. Imperial
Chancellor Won Bethmann-Holl-
wegg will address the Reichstag
either Saturday or Monday it Is
anhednced, and the country is
waiting to see what reply he will
make to the speech Of the British
premier delivered last week in
Scotland.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06
Admiira' S Won't
Lower Flags
,BY UNITED PRESS)

tBY UNITED PRESS) ~
San Francisco, July 6.-Hong
Kai Yu and San Tuin Sing, ad-
mirals Of the Chinese navy have
refused to lower the flags Of the
republic Of China on their YES
sells, and have further declared
against the monarchy, according
to a cable dispatch to a Chinese
journal at San Francisco.
General Kuo Chang has been
named as president pr0-tempore
at Marking.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06
SIX MONTHS
MARINE LOSSES
(Ry United Press)

Washington, July 6.-Report
of the shipping board Of the in
surance bureau gives the infor-
nation that for the first six
months Of 1917 the total losses
have been nine times that Of the
preceding two years.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06
GERMANS STILL
ON OFFENSIVE
(By United Press)

Paris, July 6.-Germany still
continues her offensive against
the French lines but no massed
infantry attacks have been re-
ported since the repulses Of early
in the week.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06
NEWS FROM THE
STATE CAPITOL
(By Maxwell Gorman.)

Raleigh, July 6.-The blind
tigers and his boss are the guilty
parties most answerable for the
horrible wreck near Franklinton
in which four railroad engineers
and fremen were killed and
thousands upon thousands Of dol
lars lost in the fire which follow
ed and destroyed the freight Of
food and costly locomotives and
railroad ears and equipment.
Mean liquor, probably "doc-
tored' put the boy operator to
sleep, after taking but one
drink that night according to
Young Jacobs statement in the
Raleigh Jail Sunday, to awaken
when one Of the trains came into
his station-and he confusedly
turned on the wrong signal and
fails to stop it there to await the
train it rushed into a few miles |
beyond.
Jacobs here for safe keeping
| because Of excitement at Frank
linton) is given a good name by
railroad associates and Others
a record for six years (since he
was IA years old, for he is not yet
21 has been good with the
Seaboard road people. Of course
he should not have taken that
/, "one drink and it may have
! been more, but the criminals who
sold it to him, the whiskey sell
ing "boss" even more SO than
the 'tblind tiger runner he en-
ploys, are the culprits the law
ought to get for this latest job
Of the liquor sellers the man who
! has caused more crimes and
trouble.
| National Guard Week.
Adjutant General Register and
Assistant Adjutant General Peter
son are hoping for and expecting
a hearty response this week to the
call for voluntary enlistments in
the National Guard. The 9th
July week. was set apart for the
express purpose Of recruiting
North Cardinals quota up to full
strength Some 1000 more men
are to be added and it is the best
, opportunity any Of the registered
: men will have to connect them
5 selves with home regiments and
| not be assigned indiscriminately
, to companies in regiments Of
other states when they are draft
{ ed later on.
: Current Comment.
a There. was not much excite
: ment in Raleigh among the con
) tingent not yet entirely weanec
d from the LIQUOR battle whc-c tht
i express company delivered it:
S last shipments Of booze Saturda!
$ night, but a great many signed
d up and got their last quart
e Hereafter the blind tigers and tn
l. moonshiners must furnish tn
only available supply. uncl
II. Sans officers are now charged
i with greater official responsible
x ty and will be corresponding:
more active, since the Reed Fed
o. eral "bone dry law became ef
TO fective July first, and the viola
O, tors of the U. S. and state law
ought to be reduced to the mini
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06

dispatch received here.
The news indicates a secession
Of the southern tier Of Chinese
states from the attempted restor-
alton of the monarchy.
Toxic. July Gan endless
clash in China seems to lie a:.ead.
Dispatches revealed that the
makeshift monarchy is lettering
on the throne.
President Ii Yuan Hung, for
mer president Of the republic es-
caped through the bs.ci1Goor Of
the palace and has lost every
vestige Of power and influence
The southern provinces are pre-
parinc a secession from any Man
chu ruler.
An armed clash is impending
between Tien Stin belligerents
and two factions Of monarcllists.
A rank monarchist, Hung Sun,
who attempted the Dictatorship
of China through the thin dis
guise of restoring the monarchy,
issued one proclamation after an
other, the latest act being the
creation Of President Ii Yuan
Hung a prince.
The northern militarists anC
a majority Of the older officials
of China would welcome the re.
turn Of the monarchy.
Many republicans like Dr.. Sur
Vat Sen prefer the monarchy be
cause Of the dubious success Of
the republic at this time.
The greatest opposition 70 the
monarchy exists in the southern
section which however, in a mill
tary sense, is inferior to tn
north.
Japan has expressed herself a
being firmly neutral at presen
though she is closely watchin!
every move Of the many con
flicting elements in China.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-06
CHINA TORN BY CON-
FLlCTINC ELEMENTS
MANY OLDER STATESMEN PREFER M0NARCH1AL TO
REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT FEARING THE LAT
TER WILL coNT1N TO D:soRGAN1zE
SOUTH PREPARING FOR SECESSION
(By Ralph Sturner.)

ID!
United Press Staff Correspondence
London, July 6. - Southern
China provinces have establish
ed a provisional government at
Marking, according to Reuter-
dispatch received here.
The news indicates a secession
Of the southern tier OF Chinese
states from the attempted restor-
alton of the monarchy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

bore Summc fiir Oas Sono 81 be5oD.
len, peIdes iie benoibge, unO tcincr
Ser 2anobeliter miir0e ungered)t be-
Eonoelt mcroen. Sobol0 Die SdieB.
plate cingeridtet ieien, miiroe oie 9ie-
9iermg ppn $500,000 bis $1,000
600 pro sSobr oort ollsgeben. Giel
oieicS 05cloes piiroe in Der 9iod)bor-
idoit oeroliS9abt peroen. glld) mir.
ocn picIc ocr ouf Der Sniel onidhigen
Nldnncr uno 5raien ourd oie 9In-
pclcn9cit Der Eruppcn crtro @iunob.
men ionic aud 9ci@oftiguns erlon-
gen..
glud 6etonte Sr. 9ofer, DOB nidt
oie gern9ltc 0efo6r fir oie gepob-
ncr Der Snlcl ourd oos ShicBen Der,
lriadlt pcrocll ipiiroc. Sod fonnc
Der ShiiiSDerfebr in Ser Gbeiopeofc-
@oi ourr6 ooiielbe in irqeno einer
SSeiie geidaoigt meroen. 3u SonoD
0oof bdtie iid6 felt 40 Sobren Gin
SclieBplaB bcipn0en iuO in oicier
3eit lei nidt Elm ciu5iocr Gioililt IN
Der s9loMbarlAnit aeto0tct porocm
nod lei irgeno Elm Boot eetroiieu
morocn. MonAmol milroc elmer ocr
Solootcn bei oeu @robcidicBeu gc-
tootct o6er Dies f0nnc auh mocrspo
porfonlmcn uno 9eborc nit ms Nti-
IitGripiel Gs iei mo9lidL 0oB ip0ter
Oie &niel ols cine 9ieierOation fir
6eioc 3peigc Der glrmcc benlbt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

ole Siir, Ole mir botten often ltebet
laiien.
SSebt, flibr er in iborfem Gone
fort, bat es feineii Sinn, itnierer
gaerben nad5ueeben @ir iino nidt
in @efabr, ober ons Sier lit irgenopo
berItedt, uno mir ntiiilen eS fin6en.
0oren dpei S1langen 0o, 2citer2
9lein, iogte i9, INNER nod att
terno,, ib CLAUDE tiidt; ib babe mr.
cine geieben.
SD eloubte bod, Oh bGtteit eeiagt,
Gecile babe oieie nlitgenonmen2
3ns bat iie II Bult; idJ babe ods
Eier nidt eeieben. Sie bate eiiI
Sub I'M ben 41fig gebunoen.
Simnell nuiruelte @oofrep, plot-
li1 erbleihenO. ..t
Cine Stm16e DonoeIte mid an; ;
i9 9riff no1 einem StiibL ~ @ccile
botte 8e.6a ouriidgeIniien, I'M iih gu
r1den ~ iinO ipas fir cine 9lad)e iror
es geipeIenl sic bate nidt ogeladt
Iuno nidt pergelienl"
Damn peritono id) ploslicb Die Slb.
idieosi5ene ~ ben StimmingsiUedl-
fel Geciles, ais iie 5it uus bonn S6iff
beriiberidoltte, ibren Sbnmadtson-
foil, ibre IeiOenidoftlihe @emiibitng,
Sremaine nod etiDas 5u5iirifeu N cs
bate lie i'm lebten Wloment gereiit: iie
mollte ibn bod nidt toteit iie liebte
ibn nod 5u iebrl |on oieier @or-
nung bate er mlr elm @ort beritan-
cen. lit. ~
SIM 9ett, idrie iG, I'M @ettl .
Saipobl, itinlnlte @ooirep BEL uro
elite ms S1lnf3inmer. Gr orebte
oas 2idt an uno beipnffrete ii1 init
cinem bon SremoiiieS Stoden; oorm
trnten mir ans gett.
glufgepdBtl rief er ttno riB NIT ei-
ner rolhen @eipeeung Die 4ede 5lt-
rid. gLber e@ mar ni9ts 0otullter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

Inter Dem 4iIIen bieIleidt, ioote
Ct itnb iporf eS beiieite. M
Cine raiAe Betpeglng, ein leiIes
3iiben: Elm bdBIiHer &opf erbob .fif
uno 5iuei roteelbe 9lugeit ltdrrteh iits
len ipie gliibeuoe &oblen u.
SD borte @o0freps Stod ibpir-
rem: Der gldn6cnoe 2eib Der Sd)lange
man0 fidb nod, ober Der &opF mar
5eridmettert: Se.Se iollte fein ltnbeil
1nebr onri6ten.
Damn, ais i9 nGber 5ltiob, erbltdte
ih nod etipos onoeres - ettuas Sell
les, Sdimmernoes @o6frep bob 0en
@eeenitano nit Dem Gnoe ieincs
Stodes in bic Sobe uno mari ibnnlit-
ten olifs @ett. @r bergte iid Ooriiber
imo griff oanad ~ es mar OaS SaIs-
boho.
SD mar Iicber, ooB mir oas &aIS-
bono bier finoen ipiiroen, iogte er.
aber ieben sic NAL, lit eS ni1t ipln-
0erpoI?
Gs war berrlid. g2iht blind, triib,
mott, ionoern iDorln, boiler 9ebett +.
Sob es oos Seeboo iinigcponoclt ooer
Die 9otlo6e, Dab Die g8olfe lid Der.
6ogen botte, Die ii6er Dem 9eben iei-
ner @eiiberin bing2 gllS ib es on
blidte, fam mir feine Sdonbeit fat
iibernotiirlih Dor oas Sdntudltiid
idien formlid 5i frobloden.
Ole SHlange bat i'm eetotet, fiigte
@oofreD nohoenfliN bin5u, ais er
oas &alsbano ruIter oem aifen Der.
barg. @s mar eine poblberoiente
Strofe.
0oS iit oob 5u i6redlid, prote.
itierte id1 nit beiierer Stiftme. Gr
b1tte einen onoeren SOB ber0ientl
gr mar fein Wteni9 Gin @oupir
mar er, iogte @oofrep eruit gr lebte
bonn 2ebeii onoerer 2ofien Sie ii1
niAt BON Sbrer @eiiiblsouielei bIen.
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6. @obiteI.


g2o9 beute idjoioere idJ, ipenit id
on ienen i1redli6en Wlomeht 5uriid-
oenfe 9ie Shlange III Der COB in
|nerbolb ipeniger 9lngenblide n uno
mas fir Elm Sool
Cine fleine @eile ipaete eS feiner
bon uns. iid6 81. riibren ia faum 5ll
otinen un0 iD fab ben 2i1tItreifen
con Sintplonos 2oterne inlider ant
oem @ooen, ben @6noen. Der Dede
BIN. iino Der5ittern offenbar Der.
itolto Der orme SimnonoS ni1t &C..
nan, tpelber Qlrt Die @efabr mar; CT
tpuBte mr., oaB iie idredlid iein
nuiBte. SD bate elm iidrriIfes Ser
longen, ans benz 8inmer gu ltiirmen,
uno bate eS oudj getail, iuiirOe oas
fiirdterliAe Sdpeigen einen gIligetl'
bid Idnger geoauert babeu
Sinlnonos, glib mir Die 2oterne,
iogte enoliH@oOfreb init bepunoerus-
perter 8iibe. 2eiter, bnlten Sic
Sbreh Stof bereitl
@r ridtete 0aS 2id)t nif ben Sep-
bid iitO eing boriidtig ouf Dem be.
leiidjteten Streifen 5lir Sitr, mo er
oos eleftriIde Qid1t dnofebte. @e-
blenoet BON Der plosliden 9elltgtelt,
Itarrten mir einonoer ius @eiidt j..
I'm &immelstpillen, feu9te Sim.
inonos itno ipiIHte iid ben SdneiB
INN nor G5tirtt Inn mas hQ10elt iid1S s
oenn2
Inn cine S6Idnee, ioete @oofreb
fnra, oie eiftisite Der MeIt. @enn
gu mir nidlt oldubIt, 70 iieb oiif ben
9eidnom BAL gr Oeiitete ouf Die @e-
italt am go6en.
SD idjarte nid]t bin; id bate i1on
5ii bieI aeieben. @oofreD rib einen
8orbong Derluiter llno beoedte oeit
Soten 0omit. Damn CAB ct Sinl.
.monos Die 2aterlle 5nriid uno idloB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

@a-o-s2 rief er, fonnte ober
nidt pollenoen 1lno blieb NIT offenem
Wetnoe Iteben. gluf cine iiugeouloige
gepesung @oOfreps bin bemerfte CT
potig:
Sfe geben etipos fed Dor. @as bat
oenn &err Ereindine getan9
@ehort nidt bierber. Soltet Sie
uns nidt oiif, &ieginSI Simmonos
fonn Gle berboften iino 5tDingeh init.
Bugeben, tpenn Sie nift iofort nit
fommenl
giHen Sie, fdete Siggiits iitto er.
blei6te, ipenn Sie 10 BET ibn einbre-
ben tdten, fomtfs porfommen ooB
eine augel 'timflieat st 1T Elm
Sibiqerl SD mo6t sic t1ten mid
entffiiloigen. Sier lit Der SHliiliel.
@orrm ipollen Sie nidt ielber nllf'
noden2
0os geniigt ouh, nidte @oofrep
ino nobln ben Shliiiiel IN @mptang.
@leiben Gie bicrl
Seine glnglt, eripioerte Der Yortier
raid; bod, fiiete er Gngitlid biu5lL
p1r's om Gno' beller, ib tpiiro' fiir
cine glmbulon5 telepbonieren9
@ir gingen leiIe'o Ereppe birdut
mo ben i6lpo1 beleudteten @an9
entlone bis Dor 3renoineS Siire.
Durb oqS SbluHellod ioben mir,
Dab IN ieiuem 8inimer 3unfelbeit
berrfbte.
SD moHte i'm iiberroiHen, fiji
Iterte @o0frep. &enn er 5iDei oOer
crei Dlinilten 8eit bat, fam er Elm
8etueisitiif beieitiQen. Or lit tpobr.
Ideinlicb fbon I'M @ett, into mir mill
fen bis 3iir Sdlof5inmertiir gelon.
gcn, obne Dab er es merit. g9ie liegt
Gle Cir oes Sdlaf5immers, Seiter2
@eraoe ans, oiittportete i9 beiier.
@ut ieio ibr bereit9
Soipobl, o1tluortete Simmonos
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5rtttr MrRnl1tt.

uno Ipaitnte ben $obu an ieinen 0fe-
bolber.
SD uniflommerte meinenStod,
5itfrieoen, oaB er fr1ftig mar.
@oriDdrts, fliiiterte @oofreD itno
offnete oie Siir.
Dos 8iminer mar boIlitdnoiaj oint-
tel bis ouf einen 2idtitreifen BON
@ange Der. @ir gingen pofIihtig
binourd, @oofreD boroiis.
&olte oeine 2oterne bereit fliiiterte
er. SD bemerfte ben @eriid) bon
beiBein W}etall, alssSinttnonos 0ein
9efebl folgte.
8pei, orei S1ritte nod toIteten
mir ms bortpdrts - on borte i1 ei.
men bolbitnteroriidteil 0fuf BON @oo-
freDs Seite - eine Bmiiey...
0foih, Simmonos, bic 9aternel
rieF er iebt
Gin 2idtIdein ifoB our6 ooS
8imuer ino blieb ouf @oOfreD baf-
ten, Der iicb iiber cine @eitalt am @o'
oen beugte.
ggos lit bose rief idt entIebt. -
Erenloinel eripioerte @orfreb, in.
Dem er nie0erfniete iino ibm oaS
Semo ouf Der @rltit oltfrnadte. Eotl
fiigte er bin5u.
Sot9 ggieio9 @oran 1T er &C.
ItorbenS
ggir betro6teten ibn ndber: er
batte ben Wluno ipeit eeoffnet; Der
qorper unO oos @eliHt paren i1red.
lid oufeeounien iulo bon rotbloiier
Sorbe II.
0a fieI mir bic Gr5dbIima bon
6e.fSe Elm.
0ie SdlanseI rief i'd. Die
Shlaneel
Sowobl er 1T gebiIien tporoel
ontfportete @oofreD. 0os &ier truB
bier I'M 8immer jrgenoipo perltedt
ieinl .-YA.e..r'ssanA%
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Seiratds.eiccnaen.


Soiep6 Gala5no, Sc, uno Sennie
@irlanod, "a.
9ouis s. Goben %, uno 9illie
&oplo0iB, %
G6orles S. Groder, 81, g9ittpcr,
unO @iorp Sowr0, 80, 9eioe BON
S9oi6h0ton, @ 6.
GborIcs 8rcrno, 90, mo @larD
0artlopc, is.
@eor9e Sensler, 20, iino 9iegino
NoomS 20.
S6omos s. SSriuin, 81, @oibineton.
9. g., mo 5loro u. 9iains6erqer, SO,
aeidicoelL g9indeiter, go.
96eo0ore &lein, 2t, unO 0lor9orct
Nran0e, Is.
9lIIein @ldrtin, %, uno Glemcutinc
Canon, is, g}onlien, ga.
6ronf g. @loiou, 81 9Ri6monO,
So ino Sennic q. 9rou06, 8elcrS.
burg, 30, %.
sSronf s. 9}ioro, %. mo a)lollic
9enOit, "A, @ittwe, 9li6mouo, ga.
@aion s. Scboir, 81 mo gtmu.
nic ". Scinlciu.
Charles Sriplctt 81, uuo 9eiiic
SLIDER, Is.
Gueuc gEooO, 81, @ittper, unO
Geulab 8. Dur6auB 20.
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ben, 9eiterl
., Sic fanrten ibn ridjti rief idi.
II y'of iebt fiel es mir id5tper, on
lette Sbnlo 5it glouben.
Godfrey ipatote iid) an Sinmonos,
Ger Die S5ene nit tDeitqeoffnetelr
gusen beobaHtete uno INNER nodl
feline Saterne brenneno III Der Sano
bielt.
Du baft fein @Iiid, Simmonos,
ingte er. SSebt tpirlt on Dem 0iubrt
bod nidt eriiten. 9lber iper bGtte 6as
borberieben fonnen2
SimnonOs offnete oen W2uno un6
iHloB ibn ipieoer, obne elm @ort at
iogen.
Oh iollteft Dem Coroner 02adridt
gebeu, fiibr @oofrep. fort. uno, nm
mid ans @eieb 5it balten, rtitB ib
Dir oieies Solsbano fiber 91odt an.
nertrouen geipobre es tpobl, Sim-
uonos, es lit bimOerttniiieno Collars
ipert.
@os2 italnmelte Siutmonos. SIT
oos - 0aS
Saipobl, Oos 0elrobfdbe SaIs6on6.
Wlorqen friib ipirit ol init ims nob
9abDlp 5ur 8erbnnolung fobren. SD
oenfe, eS miro Seniotion erreaen;
iuenn mir oos Snlsbniio gum @or.
iHein bringen - ipas meinen Sie,
2eiter9 ~ Gr lo1te 6rintntig un0
freiite fi9 fdon I'M porous ouf ieinen
Erilnipb. Damn mari er einen @lid
ouf feline llbr.
SD nuiB iest fort, iagte er. ~ So
niiB oie @ei9i9te fir ntein @lott
fertig MAIDEN. @el6 eiit 8ugitiidl
9luf morgen, meine &errenl
SD borte feline S9ritte I'M Gang
beriHminoen; baum faBte mid plos4
lid Elm glbidbeii Dor 0ieient Sfte; eine
tiefe Troltriefeit fam iiber mid; lsiie
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