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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
NEWS FROM THE
STATE CAPITAL
By Maxwell German

Raleigh, n. c. July 2. The Su-
perior Court clerks Of North Caro-
lima are assembling here in state
convention today, the first time
such a meeting has been held. It
Is more Of a social gathering than
anything else and no weighty
questions Of state or war will come
up for their determination.
AsHE COUNTY DESERTERs
Governor Beckett did not return
directly to Raleigh from Ashe
county where he went Saturday
to attemps a pacification Of the
serious trouble there arising out
Of the desertion' Of some forty
men drafted for service in the war
He is filling engagements in the
mountain section Of the state this
week.
but d newspaper man who went
there to report the situation, re-
turned today and he has doubts
as to whether some Of them will
come In and get their letter (pro-
missed by the gOvernOr) to the mil
ltary camps, recommending leni-
ency.
Most of them are expected 20 do
SO this week, but the indications
are that others will continue to
hide out and defy the law unfor-
tunately. Of course the latter
will finally be taken by the fede-
raj authorities, and their punish
ment is likely to be severe.
On the whole the governor s Wis
it and speech Gid good and brou-
ght about a better feeling between
two factions in the county which
had been fighting each other.
The widow Of Robert L. Temple,
the drummer killed in Memphis
Saturday by the father Of a girl
he was about to marry, as alleged
in the dispatches received here,
has been located as resident Of
Raleigh of late. She is now on a
visit to Chapel Hill.
Mrs. Temple was Mary Bond, OF
EdentOn before marriage & much
sympathy is felt for her. Temples
body, by her direction, is bein:
taken to Elizabeth City, his ma
tive town, for interment.
Raleigh Bells Call to Prayer
The fire bell and church beli>
Of this city began their new duty
yesterday OF calling people t;
prayer (whereever they are) a.
seven 0 clock each afternoon. The
special subject Of prayer is, oi
course, the success Of American
the allied arms in the great
''world war and the Christian :
God, whose all-seeing eye knows
what we have done and are doing
for humanity, mercy, civilization
and religion, as contra distingui-
shed from the record of the Ger
man and other ''Central Power
nations will hear and answer our
prayers Never doubt it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
SECTY BAKER
| URGES CONTROL
COMMUNICATIONS
(By United fress)

Washington July 2.-Advoca-
ting a permanent government con
troll Of communications Secretary
Baker urged the house commerce
committee to report quickly as
we'll a resolution empowering the
president to take over telegraph,
telephone, radio and cable systems
Military control is not nee
essary at this minute but it NAV
become SO next minute', stated
Secretary Baker.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
ARMY LOSSES
EIGHTY ONE MEN

Washington, July 2.-The army
">"ai'les reports ci iYhty one men,
,oy''rdIng to advices received to-
'"E from the front.
Eight We're killed in action. ten
'' from wounds, one from de
>'aSe, forty eight were severely
''l'tiod, two wounded to a de
.'7e undetermined and ten miss
ing in action.
VI the southerners Lieutenant
L. Jeffers Of South Richmond
"9 Nfoss Of FrankIinville, n. c.,
hohlas (. Gardner, Of Rich
~1 .'''lo' Va, We're severely wound
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
WILL LAUNCH
II DESTROYERS
by United P1ess)

Washington July 2-The Beth
lehem Union Plant at San Francis
co, launches eight Of the fourteen
destroyers to take the water on
July 4, the navy department an
nOunces.
The Newport News Ship Dry
dock company contributes three :
the William Cramp Sons Co, of
Philadelphia, launches two and
the Fore river Shipbuilding Com
pany, Of Boston, will launch one.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02

''ther Report Of week ending
June 80, 1918.
T.. BY J. Y .Savage)
''sfature highest 85' on 30
lowest 52'' on ri
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
NEWS FROM THE
UNIVERSITY
By Robert Madrv

Chapel Hill, July I'm accor
dance with the order recently
drafted by the War Department
designating the University Of
North Carolina as a Reserve Or
flcers Training Camp, word has
just been received from Washing
ton that Lieutenant-C Colonel Gus
tav W. 5. Stevens, L. S. Army re-
tired, has been detailed as profes
sor OF military science and tao
tlces. He has been directed to
proceed to Chapel Hill and report
for duty. Born in Virginia. Lieut
col. ;. Stevens was appointed from
LOUISIANA as a Cadet to the u S.
Military Academy in 1882: and
since that time his rise in the mill
tary world has been rapid.
He will be assisted in his work
by Captain J. Stuart Allen, direc
tor Of military tactics at the Uni
verslty during the past year, AMI
Mr.. }. '. Whitfield former com
mandant Of the Horner Military
School and Adjutant at the Uni
versity during the past session.
Two University Alumni Die IN
France.
Two University Alumni have r.
Gently been killed in action in
France, Joe Orr, Of Mathews, Of
the class of 20 and David $. Gra
ham, Of Charlotte, Of the 'OI class.
Special Engineering Course to
be Offered
IN response to urgent appeals
from the Government to speed uD
the training Of tcachnical men the
University will offer, beginning
next fall, a special three year
course III engineering, leading to
degree Of Bachelor of Science in
Englleerlng. Such a course has
heretofore required four years.
The course will provide three
ways III which a young man may
obtain d thorough, intensive train
ing in engineering. In the first
year all students will take the
same courses in the Fundamental
sclenses. In the second year spe-
lallzation will begin, one group OF |
courses preparing for service in |
the engineers corps, another for
the Signal corps, and a third for
the steam engineering in the |
Navy.
These courses furnish fine op-
it is felt, for young men
having a liking for science to train
themselves for immediate practical |
service in the Army and Navy not
only for times Of war but for times
Of peace.
Professor p. H. DagGett, Head
Of the Department Of Electrical
Engineering, is attending the con
of the American Institute
Of Electrical Engineers at Allan
tic City.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
WILSON DEFINES
AMERICAS PLAN
TO END WAR
(B.v Cr,teu Press(

Washington July 2.-The world
Wil-scon know the tsefinate pur-
pose Of the United States in it's
herculean War efforts, eXerted to
end the struggle In 1920.
President Wilson has completed
the formulation of his doctrine
aud, and as a finished product
holds out America s hand not
only to Russia but also to all op-
pressed people under teuton mil
ItarlSm and to embattled nations
themselves now and in the future.
ccrdlng to conditions of the crop
June 25.
THIS represent SIS 100 per
cent, Idlcatlng a yield per acre
O. two hundred pounds. or a to-
tai OF fifteen million three hun
dred and twenty five thousand
lbales, or nearly 100000 bales
NOR than 1915 the last banner
crop year.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
ITALIANS CONSOLIDATE
MOUNTAIN POSITIONS
.usrR1ANs DEVELOPING STRONG ATTACK ON THE
POINTS AROUND MONTE D1 vA1BEL1A cApruR-
ED FROM THEM LAST WEEK
ENEMY LEFT DEAD AND WOUNDED
{By United Pressl

With the Italian armies afield
Jnlv 2-Further Austrian attempt
"a recapture Monte di Valbelle are
developing.
The Italian left at least fifteen
hundred dead On the slopes after
Yesterday afternoon s assault and
Mearly two thousand prisoners
were taken yesterday and the
preceding day.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
MARINES HAVE
SLIGHT LOSSES
(T1 United Press)

Washington July 2-The mar
inc report Of casualties showed
that three men were missing III
actino Of whom one was Nir-
gini;n, Cedrc f. Lyon, Of Hope
well, Va.
Washington July2-A second
marine casualty, list totaling 20
names has been issued. This con-
IaiHs Two deaths from wounds,
one wounded in action and 26 miss
ING in action.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
ENEMY ATTACKS
AGAINST BRITISH
By United Press)

London July 2-"The enemy
attacked northwest Of Albert IN
an effort to recapture the ground
gained by us Friday night, but
Was repulsed with heavy losses
except at one point where the en-
rmy gained d foothold', states
British Field Marshal Haig in a dis
patch received this morning.
The British armies in GRANGE
July 2.-British counterattacls
delivered shortly after midnight
are believed to have driven the
'pFmahS from some points where
'ney had obtained footing north
west OF Albert yesterday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
SANITARY AND
HEALTH. UNDER
TREASURY DEPT
(B',, UNITED PRESS,

Washington July 2-President
Wilson has issued a proclamation
placing the sanitary and health
service under the treasury depart
ment.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
COTTON CROP
NOW LARGER
THAN IN 1915
(By UNITED pRESS}

Washington July An increase
Of nearly four million bales OF cot
ton for the year is the forecast by
the department Of agriculture ~.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02
SIXTY KILLED
:. BY EXPLOSION
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
London July 2.-Over sixty
persons were killed in an explo-
sion Of a munition factory in the
midland counties. The women
workers behaved splendidly.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-07-02

Average high ~ 4 7
= low 62 3 Y
Rainfall 1.21 inches
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22
44bc Narsans

Rop. 1878. Sc boeoe a CT 6drm
nGr Spring @rnue inbtil saarcn
1876, ba &c ilpttebe Up til 0ranS'
@eabolp os boiatte iig pau en- 6arm
norbueit for gpen. ser boebe De til
1908, ba &c fIpttet til @artou, Ninn.
Wrs. springer bapbe pGret bdarI'g
ct Gar Gar. og 8 Tiger far Sui Tom
bun neo til Sr. 6e9ae i IuItin lom
fprtalte benoe, AT bum babe arUft.
ouu ton til lin Satter. Irs. q. M.
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hun iii lin 7eb, .2sroas Den 22oc
Sec. 1917. Sun naaebe en- NIoer al
70 Aar. Sun bIep beernpet paa Bear
Grect airtegaorb. Sc gienlepenhe pes
Siben AT benbes Iouo er 10 Conner
"a 10 Satire, Sbeonor nGr Teaiot,
sIbert % @rs, :. 90. Neliou / gSaus
fon. og Mrs. u. ". Nelipn
@ra,to Wcaooip. Gn Son osbe /
1883. |ait. SoGnicu bciegte benSe
ilere @ange ior berries Goo % meos
nelrc benbe Iltereus Sotramente. Suu
par aInb og tilfrcbs beb at faa bs.
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Srelier. X.
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Nauei. - bette fan life ppre
Goiaaur3 G~prbrpoelie! -Wien oe c +
ser, Sotumenterne. Eapirlapperne
iom bepilcr bans Groicfter. SoSii-
eret nleN Siteleu "Nu6ieon, - Jour
nol &c ma pic." - Sua lao set beller
pGre Fapirloppcrne. ionl pier at oet
bar roblct ior ham. Spr bette er 8al'
ifab. Mere enb Torbrpbelsc,
Ianei, - GaiIaurs Torhrpoelle
CT life oenne, let oil ban NOT funnl
iorltaa at bepiie / Sc Tiger % Maa.
ueber. lom fpulmer. San CT lao
ilint,
Men bans Sorbrpoelie er. al ban,
bar tpilet paa iit Solf! Sele 5ioet
| lise eiter Slaset PEG @arne. bar ban
tpilet paa line 9auosmGno. San bar
life troet, at oe %iranite Soloatcr for
ieire oper Spiferne mere. San pilet
bare tilbuot Sreoen itpur eiter Mar.
ne. San bar billet tilbpoe Den Here
! @anse ienere. San bar basira pilei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22

riuc @eppret I'D al "~poiluen"s Sort
Der. III Solbuternes ira @eroun,
ira CONNIE, ira Gbemin oes Games.
. e err Gaiuaurs Sorbrpoelse.
1ierer man bam | luffet Togn en-
tiolig Woreenituno no til S!ncennes,
Iaa err Oct ben Sorbrpoelie, ban loner
for.
5piIeren!
ga iuitice posse -.
Srsis Srsislano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22
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line 70 Wcniabcocr5 Aorameocr
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til $1,000.
1aitor 6. N}uuion if mIif
beiso al Benton McniQhco, Norpon
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prGgtiQ ca rnttig @opc.
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Iehiem bar foIot Foitor NJ. =. @oI
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NoIietb bar ontaget &oloet
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meo Sen iaafalotc "mo0litco Crorr
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prpoifen / one Micrigbcocr ueo <l.
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Set falfe Gffu. On enIio Suriit
bar ioruiloet Jig ino / en- tproIf SieINs
cgu. Otter at bo paroret rlnOt belle
Sdecn penber ban ON Gftencn ituffet
biem til Soteaet.
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iii @erien, "ot Der lfuIoe bare iantt
et inuitt Gffo ct Steo fer / TGrles
eenl"
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22
1cocms SOFT.

ga Wltoitdbet ON Nel5 Sliren5 Seo
naaebe os / GnSna9s ban hcnloo
ST. 7 ON @orGenen folot De-
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let, at Set ifuloe fomme, for ban bapoc
10 p9ret ipg omtrent belle Oct fors
lebnc Iar og ienseli99enpe DC lioltc
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10 Ii9e I'll Der iihite fsrt Speropini'
meo Storet iGlfaIo meo SoSfsries
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lom pdd Ell Sci al baabe @nen na
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beltonoi8, at Oct fomner for fort %
upeutet.
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SANTA @inben Cooperative Store
60" % / eli lang @arrGfte, tauiic
l~GaIrnge Ion ban inntea ban hapoc
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Tide @n.
Nels Suren uar Ell %retiianren, bsits
TOKEN Wono. Ell WtGno bpent Der life
linntc5 Soi9. % Ell belftsbt Eerion,
iiaheb; Ian car ell fremrogenbe Sor>
reiningsmaub; berior uur Sorluleet
mellem ham on Sireftionen paa Der
cite Sioe, % melem ham % bans I'm
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var lite bpao mon / Nlminoeligbeb for
lldcr peb en- "%ppputGr" Nano. Sertil
tar ran boahe ior ieIpitrnoig o. ior
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al "Hearer mt COB TO Sbee", ipiaet
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rnitene at niie Iibpbe Sen iibite sore.
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lse. % Der bar ell itieu Sante Mr.
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/ 3i9taIeu taIote aiopbes Saber, Spbn
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life i oen alminoelise. iinlefrelienos
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var blnnet De fsrlte paa bisie 8anter,
ipm iorfnnbte Sonsrnes GLADE, hsiuens
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bar hi feet CIT mere blomiteripftci
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en- ira Sdr1neritorets Sireftorat % en-
iru GIerfcrne. @an9e AT De Sanbels-
buIe, IfOebe bapoe itanet / Sorbiu-
belle meb, bapoc o9iaa ienNt &ranie.
Nel5 Suren pur Ell "@tGrtcsman"
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Set or Oct itore % Set CT Oct gl,pe
Mrrtet BET ltaar ON enb Ionner
MAD ltlpe."
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.CZ MA
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gsater Yeiien. geetpina stin o. q

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ipier at irhbs ub barre erb for. SuIf, tea aicr benn,
Icaitanb efter at bare behaublet u0iten en- baiu Uttl.
linn 1iNniber AZ Scsenro pq onoerot u 4ar az MI.
6 ii pao bens gehonblinq. Set er mia Iiaeauloiat hoas
tIt bu har bruqt. ,ner bnorntarae eeaer hdr iaat bt1.
at eu lite ton heihreoes - alt iea fprloneer err Iauet
gnlebnira til at beotie min Vaaftaub. ppis bu III
Nripe til MIC iong. bill iea ierbe big en- fri prSve q,
nit milbe. ~linerenbe. aoranterebs 9Ribbel. ber ftterIi1
sIooerbeoiie BIG iom bet bar ria. Spis BIZ bar nrit.t
ol9iltrp % aIt Niuo. rpiorbrer lea big til at aiue min
Gulconira til at bepii' rhine 9aoftarhe. Bel at Sfrio:
I'll mig ihoq. oi bu hpoe mere otrfelia 9omfprt. EN-
hu npoenfnbe troeoe heune @erbeu finoe briuqe biz
Soriea bet fnr. oq ig feler Zig o~osrbcoiit ont. at,i
nil rore eitta nieo mig.
OR. J. {. cANNADAY, 16 Court Block. ssdsIls. NJ.
R~eferenceri Third National Bank, SsiaIia, No.
CRIB eette NpertiSienen til npqen. berliber al gt,ema .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22

SUiS Tt franau en- samaaiu. aHIai en- AZ
be iioiie W2oeeler al "ousoenHen-. Sluiqli
% beoif. SpecteQe Rrier mep -Teeorae.ge o
ten ei IhI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22

eVis Te nitr "Sessrab' tohen", anhe'al ben
~ stdbocr oa Sieroie. GlS BEN ei guurer al
@looci uu % od - % leupsr &c IS en- mo
e,beuueut. fGl bl NOT rioe al paarlsnRe BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22
Santa, @iun., 1Sbe Sebr. 1915

Irs. Inno Spersbatter Speito,
@osieitraHpelt, febt 1884, tom iii @in.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-05-24
WILL ENROLL YOUNG
MEN FOR INDUSTRIES
Major Sends Word to Those Who
Would Take Advantage of
Opportunity

Final action has been taken by
congress on the amended draft bill,
requiring all men who have attained
the age of twenty-one years since
June 5, 1917, to register on that date
this year. The bill is now in the
hands of President Wilson and only
awaits his signature, before action
will be begun by Provost Marshal
General Crowder to have the men
classified, and made available for
service. The general belief is that
100000 additional Glass 1 men will be
available after the next registration.
Voluntary enlistments for men who
come under the new draft will stop
with their registration. Excellent
opportunities are open for a number
of them at the present time in various
branches of the service. High school
boys, with knowledge of gas en-
gines and manual training experience
are particularly desirable for further
training and The war department has
already made plans for training a
number of them in specialized work
Major John d. Yost, recruiting Of
ficer for the Minnesota district, re-
ceived authority this week to enlist
fifty young men between the ages of
eighteen and twenty-one years in the
regular army infantry and assign them
to industrial schools for training. The
men will be sent to Valparaiso, Ind
for classification and later will be dis
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-05-24
Hudson

The Red Cross solicitors were out
early Monday morning and met with
good success.
Edwin Evans is suffering from a
severe attack of lumbago.
The relatives and a few friends of
Mrs. r. ]. Thomas met at her home
last Saturday afternoon, the occasion
being her birthday.
A little son came to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones
early Monday morning.
Mrs. w. W. Thomas Of Lake Crys-
al is visiting at the home of her son
Richard and family.
Rev. Griffiths will preach in the
English language at Jerusalem next
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. w. Evans is visiting rela
tives in the vicinity.
Quite a number from here attend :
ed the Red Cross parade at Mankato
Saturday. Undoubtedly there would
have been many more had it not been
for the heavy rain the day before.
The school in district No. SO closed
Friday. The pupils and parents en-
joyed the picnic in the usual way.
The farmers find the ground in a
fine shape for corn planting, most OF
which will be done this week if the
weather permits.