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FtAY TO BE KEPEATED.'
The Leel»n»w Ruisit,
For Betfitt, Gjtt|0 of ib m. c T*rren. loth gr*te
' cd Oif the Cbf^ of Scotlairf Him Nmnie Ebut, 9>tU gr»dt.
SATEB
CiinrAL
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04kialc at W«dunii^ 3iii1>ri«ed,
Adtcvitittj In.ideot To Alrcidy S'ntmcd .Rctatiwis
There Was No ladicatioh Thtt ihe Case Would Lad To
a New Turn in The Generd Situetiott
plesMMt manner. Pri«s of
todnii|i|)n. 111 and 25 centi. For the
6tli tenefit ft the Methodist Fihilatheaa.
NO LIVES LOST UPON THE LEK-
LANAW, THE GERMANS GAVE
AT.I. TIME TO LEAVE THE SHIP,
SHE WAS A tARGE FREIGHTER
—LOADED WITH FLAX FOR
BELFAST, HHBLAND, FLAX IS
^LD TO BE CONTRABAND OF
WAR .
PEACE PIOSPEl^
BETmtj ttnce
CamtBU, Under Certaia ConditioB.4,
WUUks to PaKftflM* i« Confer,
encea—Other Leaders Ready.
XT 1. j c. 1 W.1H A.ir p.« Tho *** Taken by Usiteil Principal Primary depart^id;;'
ViOted SlaUa %1U /Uk Par »or ^ ^ ^ HornacUy-^t
B«Ioir it a Hat the.teaebera fbr ' 1^' ^ay, “The Obstinate Family,'^
the PurtiD^a Public Schools for the ^nt a 3fen in ^ House," which
year, ).M&>ldl6. The i^noi last Friday nifht In tlui
^van, Guiafk thia is "teBtathre. Tbef^XN|ittii .4AooI Anfitor&m, anS met'
Ecicht yiury ilisittly. «itft io||k spiet>dtd soeeeas, will be re-
Mf. 3. SL ICeEwen, 11th Grsde^i>4 VMtfii. ^»i>8:ht at the aaaw piM.
jPrindMi Hifh School. ^ tm> moat lanchabte and
«lj«ini4i Playt, presented entirely by
'la*i!l. you will lauKb frqnt
Mil* Etti Cutehin, 9th j^rade. ‘ to last. Not a dull minute
UiM» Annie G. W;ebster, 8th ^do. play. Be sure to attend
Miu Lottie Hiurt, Tth ^i^de aod'di^'J^ys and epeiid the evenibg in
PriMiciai srammar school.
Min Mabel Ellis, 6th ffr^lo.
MiM Vennid Joe^ Templ^tei^
grade.
liiM Fannie C. Bng-by, 5^ jprade.
Mias Mattie Risers, 5th irr^..
Uiap Edith E. Carroll, 4th grade.
Miss Sadie Fonville, 4th (tade.-
-Miss Annie C. Reade, 4th grade.—
Union Church.
,Miss Katherine Frusier, 3rd ^ade—
Union Church,
Miss tfainie Fonville 3rd grade.
• Mits Margaz-et Cooper, 2nd, and
combination K^e.
Mils ]?s«sie Bennett, 2nd griidt!.
Miss Sallie Foster, 2nd grade^
Mias Dailey High, First grade and
LIBraTY, ROUtE 3.
Guiti'auine Taktn From French Leffa^ion 67
Mob Which ^iiled and Di^cmbered
Him Before Legation Gates
U s. LANDS MARINE AT PORT AU PRINCE
ARMORY TURNED INTO A MOR
GUE.
IM nfreshiog showers are making
tiho &mers look pleasant and they
•re wf^incr hard trying to get their
cnqt* i| order and threshing wheat,
ia fact what time are fanners not
hutyT Just the year around his work Thousands PasB~lii^ough House of
time i» always and vacation—never. Death in Work of Identificatioii.
Mr.-ijbhn Steward is laid up with.
cluHa.-i^scin. We hope^ however that |
he'edit Wn : tc able to be up and have'
his «M^1 health.
Men From ('ruiser Washington Will Protect Lives of Am*
eri^n and Other Foreigners; Collier jsson With 100 Ad>
ditiohal Marines Ordi^^l frofla Guantanamo and Were
Expected to Rcacii There Today; Late in uay City Wi»
Reported Qttie^ '
Lc«laiMir--Stat« Departaeot Be-
giaa PreiMration «»t Note to be Sent
to GcnMDy—Treaty of 1B28 Violat-
i
Claim Similar ta That made in the
Caw at the WUIiamr'P. Frye tobe
>B«wt*4; Gaaiiiii tVM ta Sw*{>c,
Time for AU to Leare.
^atev,
iKmneed Soon After Freaideiit Wil*
iwo’a Retnm From Oomirii; Won’t' School.
Chicago, Ills., July £4.—^Bodies
long rows of them, 86 to the’ row,
, made the scene at the Second Regi-
Mr^li^rt Smythe is erecting a something appalling to
house. uninitiated and even to oflBcisils
Jane Kimwy, who has been hardened to such seerios the sight
Prof.land Mrs. J. F. Giinn—G^rsd «i^‘fU, is im{«rot^ing slowly,- we are brought tears
Attack Nagalei.
glM’ to learn.
Mis« Hazol McAdams, Music.
Ten long rows of blanketed victims
MAHEIS IN CHECK
ROUTE 2 PICNIC.
I The patrons, of Route No. 2 are
Mewts. Vaughn and Herman Coble y,e eyes of the thousands who
of Bdmont are visfttng their grand- allowed to enter this place of
pareittii, Mr. i.nd Mrs. J. N. Thomp- shortly before ten o’clock and
son this week. jj,cn were enacted heartrentiing
Wo aro sciry to learn that Mrs? »e«ne» surpassed only by, the disaster
j cordially invited to the jpiiipnic, .a^.F^t wiy stele wltli fovm.
Port-Au-Princ*, Haiti, July 28.^
Vilbom Gaillaisme, President of Haiti,
; Snag Saturday, AuguM T. Com* one,
Gewana Thwigh Rcinforeed Fail to^.n^ and small. Let’s have
Break Rnaalan Restataiicr at War- jmtjnj.. pieasc bring your baskets
saw—Cky Not Expected to Fall.
Hope sh»wiH' eaon recover and be out
r.er.in.
Threshing machi:ies are busy hum-
Many ether attractions will be ming along ocr route, quite a number
I 'on the ground. have alreaHy threchoU.
we* lemoved today from the French With Graid Duke on Gronn^ of Hisj Patrpns from other Routes-are In-
Own ChMung, Ettglawi Now Lmriis „it«d to join us. We pronsise you a
BECKR TS giE IN
auiHN F8liUy>
Justice Ford of Supreme Couirt Deaias
Applicatiaa Far New Trial—Ftiida
No Pimeir 'To D*'8«.
Jegntian, where he took refuge alter
yaaterday’s rebellion and wa» shot to
death in front of the building by e
mob of Infuriated Ilaitiens. His body
than was matUated and tied to tho
end of a rope. It WM wiig^ yitough
tta.c^Mta of-tk*
This act of violence followed inime-
Tiatoly the burial of J60 politicai pria-
oner* wha were massacred in prison
ysttterday morning at tha time of tiki
iwfolutionary outbreak against Guil-
launw. 'nte mob was e»inposed In
large fMTt of relatives of the yic>
tims of this wholesale execution.
The mob invaded the French lega-
tiott, and in spite of the urgent pro-
Ust of M. Girard, the French min-
iMer to Haiti, carried President Guil
laume out of the building. The mob
aurrousded thei prerident and shot
him to deatlt. After hk iMdy -hJid
been drnggod ahmi the streets it was
and later was buried by
wrerai woB^ io a ceinetwy.^
aide of the Qitipti^
Lpt« in the 4»|r t^ dtiy ^s ijviet
iste Unitod States . cruise? Washing*
ton, commanded by Rear Admiral
Capcrton, arrived here today from
-Cape Haitien. Preparations ve be
ing made to debark American ma
rines and sailors for the protection
of the French legation, this action
svceiv44 thefjAp|iE^l ofith% -L^ideis in. tha -Fiyid «f Practical Dis-
Defs^t of Gennaiile Alliea; preat time, ccme to spend the day.
"Comparative Calm”' on Western' j BROOKS.
Battle Line; Italians FoA ard. I ^
DEATH OF GOOD WOMAN.
Preceding the admission of those
seeking friends and relatives, the
bodies were brought in and checked
off with systematic precision, each
numbered and laid in a particular
row. Tivo dozen physicians and un
dertakers working at improvised
operating tables, embalmed the bod-
Mrs, Luther Fogleman died at- her ls,i.
! horns near Mebane as result of many Carefully wrapped in blankets the
MISS WARD ENTERTAINS CLUB, y^a^s’ suffering with paralysis. The victims presented a simitar appear-
Tlie Boidette Club w«a entertained i;^y brought, to the-home of Mr. ance until the crowd was i^mitt^^
by Miss Trixie Ward Moiniay at the Jngj# ia this city, a brother of when the blankets were tarnM back
Wcrd Hotel. During the eveaing ^eceajed, and the funeral was con- fiom the faces. Thousands had stocj
music was furnished and refreshments Ttwiday by Rev. P. H. Flem- outside the armory. There was no
s%«ved by the hostess. Greensboro. disorder and the very silence of the
UtOM present were; Misses Sallia jjpg_ Pogieman had spent her entire assemblage empkasized the awfal
May Tuttle, Josephine Brown, Joliette, ,4,^ in .Burlington, li^ng on Davis tragedy.
i Lea^Holt, gtrect until about a year ago tBey When the doors were thrown open
— Mamie Guthrie, May Barrette, Falioe jnoygd t? Mebane, She continued ij the crowd was met by two lines of p*.
Say* He Could nut Grmit New Tmi Coble, Lorriane Uley and Ella Tuttle, ^he end came peace- lice officers and through this lane the
Hitbont tMsregsr^g the Law eadj ^ fully. She 1«st«s a sorrowing hus- aeekers were forced to wend their way
*!“' I VISITORS GIVEN PICNIC AT PORT band and daughter. Miss Pearl, who in single field. Squads of twenty-five
SKUG. tenches at Elon College. were admitted, at a time.
j Shortly after the opening of the
The visitors of the city were given PICNIC OUTING. great morgue, the first identification
/ , took place. An elderly woman ac-
of Another Departaww,* «f Govent-
Beat
BRITISH
LOSSES NOW
339.S9S TOTAL.
REA^
AsauiUi Giv^ Figures Todayi—499
Naval Officers are Killed.
London, July 27.—^The casualties m
the British army aad navy reacHad a
total of 880,99(, according to a prints
statement issued by Premier A»|uith.
The total nav?.! casualties up to July
20, were S,10G, and the military casual
ties to July 18 were 321,889. The naval
losses.were divided as follows:
Officers killed, 499; wounded, 87;
missing, 29: men killed, 7,430; wdadne°
787; missing, 274.
Premier Asquith anounced in the
houTO of comnvJHS on June 9 that the
total British et^Mifjf|f|i,-
naval division, tied bwn £68,0^' up to
May 31 ia killed, wounded and miss
ing, This shews casualties in the ar
my alone of 63,820 between May 31
and July .18.
On April 11, H. J, Tennant, under
secretary of war, anounced the total
of British losses as 139,947, If hia
figures were correct the British have
lost }8S,542 men in the last fourteen
weeks, an average of 13,000 a week;
NINE TRAWLEftS ARE SUNK IN
JJOSTH SEA BV TWO SUB
MARINES.
Gigantic Enveioping Movement of
Aitstro-Germans Results in Furioii*
Fightinr Along Entire Budirii
Front—Kaiiier Plaim to Envelope
An Entire Ruasian Army,
Magnitude of Amtie-Cerimny Move
ment in East Said by British to be
Unparalleled in Histor}.
Fr«9^ minie^F,.
RED CROSS WILL AID IN RELIEF.
National Direetor Leavea Washington
for Chicagi.
BUiictnent of Wixardi Master-stroke
Wltieh Haii Caught Heart of Coun-
‘try—Famous Advisers to Begin
. Work Soon,. -
Washington, iuly 27.—Consul Genr
eral Skinner at London reported today
that the captain of the American
stsamer Leelanaw had stated to tl^e-
American consular agent at Kirkw»ll
that ample time was given him and
his crew to leave the vessel before
being fired on, that the crew went on
Ixurd the German submarine .ind their
boats were taken in tow for SO miles
before they were landed.
tov^ Eidistcd i«r the Defenae of
Ameri^ FtaUic Gives its Cordial
. Appiwrah Idea flaa Ca^ht the
9Mrt «ad tiie lauipMtian of the
Constnr; Navy Second to None in
Aim.- -
Washington, July 24.—^Miss Mabel
IT. Boardman, chi^man of the teU^
' board of the American Bed Crosa; to-
day- illstiatcbieid'' BriMwt ‘ Bickhsll^
dlrefetor, t6''Ch^^^ro'to'io^k'
into t)ke relief "'^toatiitn'indt -Mdt' a
tetegntm of s^pathyGb^iil^or
Dimos.
ICE CREAM SUPPER.
There will be 'an ice cream sapper
at -.Mr. C. C. TbomMon’.5, nftar Mt.
Hermon Church next Saturd.ty even-
pigt- from 7 xi’clock till 11, under the
auspices, of Mt. Hemon Baraca CUss.
^rgoeeds will be HMd to help, 'hi^ a
bell for Mt. Harmon Chpivhr.' ifhr
public it eordWiy in'vited.
j* picnic »t Fort Snug Monday evening, ' ■-
I going out in automobiles, returning A party' of young people enjoyed companied a young man droppad
ilate in the evening. The party was a picnic outing Wednesday of this on her knees, then fell moving .and
ehamperoaed by Mr. «od Mrs. A. C. week, going to Cook’a Mill, near M(i- wailing upon what proved ti> be the
Hall and Miss Ollie Hall. ' bane. TO* party left here about «ght body for her daughter. Similar sc«?t*s
Those composing the party were: c’clock, tttftking the trip in wagons followed fast.
Misses Pauline Ctojc, Xri* Kolt, Bath and cai^yiuy dinner with them. Af- When the large armory $how«d
Thurston, Pearl Ellisi Gertrude Sllis, ter resting a while and exploring the signs of becoming overcrowded pre-
Minnie Mary Sllis, Mae Barrette, place and its surroundings, the din- parations were made to convert the sr-
Huth Lea Holt, Sallie May and Ella ner was spread near » spring aad mory annex across the street into s
Tuttle, Mary Kerr Hall, Ora Shoifner, enjoyed by the participants. second general morgue.
{Martha Page Harrette Hammer of In the afternoon fishing, boat-rid- Members of the crowd waiting out-
'i^jdiboro and Mittie Lovetie df'Asli- ing and other siiniliar sports were side the armory stormed the doojs j
boro. Messrs. Wilson Williamson, engiiged in. Aft«r all tha pleasures Iste tonight, and the police were TEX THOUSANDS DIE IN FLOJD
Walter Holt, George llirilliamson,' of the-cJd nim place were past, the forced fo use their chibs - to-^ive' f - AND FIRE IN CHINA. W >—
Robert Long, Ralph Holt, Jak« Mur- party Journeyed homeward, coming them back. Several persoiii Wers in- i-
ray; John HowartJ, Graham Harden, by ,vay of Mebane and stopping there jured, it was said, Washington, D. C,, July 26-—^Ths
Hugh and Chris Isleyv'SBnuttle-Sharpe, ^or a stiort while. They arrived home ^ The first squads admitted to the :n Canton, China, due-.t^
Jamas Heritoge, Waiter B»son, Erwir. about ten o’clock, all expressing with armory consisted mainly the' cu- flood, is estimated in tens^ofv
Moi)tgomesl7, Earl'fe Lashley, Bob Holt'one accord that it was one of the rious. Coroner Hoffman, through a thousands, according to a report-to-
and Waltel' Anderson. best picnic outii^s of the year. megaphone, cried out that he would from Admiral Winterhalter, eoas-
~— i —- - -— arrest, “in the name of decency," any- >nan4ing the Asiatic flwt. The -gufl-:
new i&inister'K’Bs Iwlding forth. REV. ANDREW TO PREACH AT one who entered tha armory without Callao rescued missionaries and
“It seems to me,” he s&id, “we! , BRICK CHURCH. reason othej than the satisfaction of ^ty blind girls from the Oikes of
should do more to bring the people to-1 .—morbid curiosity. '■ ■ Callao July 16. .
gethsr,'*-' * ■ f i : Rev. J;. p. Andrew of Catawba Col- .As fast as tho bodies were identi- .'. , r ': -. -4-.
■ “Hum!” = stiortad th%:'i'^ii«io'h; *S#?leg* ',w48'5:p^ch^ Su;iday at Bripk fied they were removed agiun to Ti*® Democratic , p^ty seemiijwt _•
you’d been hen as kmg’te I'-1^^;-‘'^utt3>. rcyinU wiU begfa Suivt^ derteking establishments to make favor some.^i)^ it did not. dediua
y»’d know wltat ~~ ’ .wjtff! *.**"" .*‘*^ tKroiigh the room for .ethers' waiting-oats^ inc^or. There’s a ,^o-;f«ar term forC
Using to keep them v ambulance*, of state f instance.
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