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- i f eIrecbiticism mmmaSSSmsSmm'. chanS p. .3 ' 1 ":t ffr.l 51 ., v '. By the German Press-Cnarg-K ; ed With Double Dealing ( On War Questions . (By Associated Press.) V . .Copenhagen, July 17 In .. their 'iiews of the administration; of, the .re tiring German chancellor, ... i)r. von Bethmann-Hollweg, the German news papers comment prominwitly - and of?, -r. in nf.nmniimpTitarv manner ' OJX' tGil I LI UlUJ u t I . . - rpiations with Amer-' . The captured steamers are ail smaii, ica. In the Vossische Zeitung, George the largest being the Brietzeig of Attempt to Leave Ruttexdaml AH Captured Or bunk bx- ) cept Three ! (By Associated Press.) . ' Londonr July 17. The admiralty announoed the i capture s of four Ger man steamers by British destroyers in the North Sea. ' The steamers are the' Pellworm, Briestzeig, Marie Hor and Heinz Blumberg. Bernhard openly accuses ur. von Bethmann-Hollweg and . his foreign secretary, Dr. Zimmermann, of having played a double game with Washing ton, making war inevitable by at tempts to deceive and mislead Presi dent Wilson in regard to the policy and intentions of Germany. Herr Bernhard intimates that the submarine policy, if managed skillful ly, might not have led to war with the United States had not these diplo mats artificially increased the danp,r and destroyed every chance of avoid ing a break. He says they encour aged the idea of mediation by Presi dent Wilson in America, but did noth ing to make it acceptable at home; launched the proposal to, Mexico to turn against the United States, while negotiating with Mr. Wilson, and ar ranged the dinner to Ambassador Gerard and approved the text of the speeches delivered at the dinner, and then astounded uie President and the Ambassador with the submarine note. ' As to this note, Herr Bernhard says n-uch more might be written if patri otic considerations did not forbid. Alter all these acts, he concludes, Dr. 1.495 tons gross, owned in Hamburg. The P.ellworm, 1,370 tons gross, aiSO was owned in Hamburg.. The Marie Horn, 1,088 tons, is from schleswig, and the Heinz Blumberg, . 1,225 . ton is registered from Hamhurg , Two other German steamers were with the 4 vessels later captured when the group was signaled by the British war craft All 6 made for the Dutch coast, and 2 of them reached the shore. These two were badly dam- Farmer8 Have Not? Lost . As - Much This Season On Ac- " count of Fine Campaign (Special to The' Dispatch.) Raieieh: July 17 The plowing un der of acres of ' cabbage is reported I from some parts of the trucking; sec tions of - Eastern North Carolina, Re-. ports also state that in some instances a part of the snap bean crop has been left in the 'field or turned under, Low prices at the time these crops should have been harvested are - re sponsible for their failure to reach the market. lfl a few instances Irish po tatoes also ' have been lost. It is agreed by observers in that section, however, that the amount or trues left In the fields or otherwise lost this season has been only a smaii pari oi what, is usually wasted. The State Bureau of Markets has rendered valuable service to the truck ers this season, and, with a knowledge Of what usually happens, the State Pood Conservation Commission and the Agricultural Extension . Service o- . ... ' . , . A Reuter dispatch" from ymmaen 'nave,. continually empnasizea xne im says four; German ships have been sunk 'by British destroyers in the North Sea, four captured, three stranded and three forced to return to Rotterdam. , V . Since Saturday 17 German steamers have sailed from Rotterdam, 3 at one time and 14 . at, another, the dispatch says. Of the first group" one, the Mag dalena Blumenthal, 1,535 tons gross, was wrecked off Zandvoort. Of the second group, owing to the action of British destroyers, not one vessel was able to proceed, 8 being captured or sunk, and three succeeding in putting von Bethmann-Hollweg followed the .back to Rotterdam. Of the 3 remain customary course and attempted to ling steamships which were stranded, onload the entire responsibility on ; two were afire. o the former German Ambassador at I Washington, Count von Bernstorff. The Tageblatt of Berlin says the new chancellor must ' guarantee per sonally and by his actions that he has made up his mind to prepu to give Parliament full power , to control fu ture events and assume responsibil ity for them. . The Deutsche Tages Zeitung , as-. Berts that the burden of Dr. von Beth-mann-Hollweg's incapacity prevented the German nation from breathing anfl that danger of actual suffocation was not far removed. Moreover, he was suable to find a way to advance the cause of peace. - Notwithstanding the political crisis, 6ays the Catholic Germania, the na tion remains determined not to end (he war until a happy conclusion is assured. The Socialist organ, Vorwaerts, gays that the Socialists in co-operation with the future government, aie willing to raise Germany to the level bt the freest countries of the world and support 'a durable peace. ' Kansas Railroad blocked because wreckers are afraid to move car of jynamite that telescoped coal car in tllision. Chicago man offered his wife new set of teeth in place of those he Shocked out, but she insisted on da Force and gqt it. A memorial to Betsy Ross, maker of the first United Sattes flag, has been erected in one of the public irks in San Francisco. WELL KNOWN CITIZEN , FOUND READ IN BED (Special to The Dispatch.") Fayetteville, July 17. J. Maults by, 70 years old, wealthy general mer chant, was found dead in bed at the home of his . nephew, Vernon : Maul ts by, on B street, yesterday morning. Mr. Maultsby had been under his physician's .treatment' for a week oi more, but his condition was not con sidered serious and he . spent part of Saturday at work. , Mr. Maultsby had for years lived in the rear of his store on Hay street, but being unwell re cently, had been staying with hir nephew. He was a kind-hearted mar and had the reputation of being one of the most liberal landlords in Faj A ettesville. He was a son of the lata D. Shepard Maultsby, and leaves fonr brothers and a sister, these being Thomas H. Maultsby and John W. Majaltsby, of Norfolk, Va.; A. V. Maultsby, of Bennettsville, S. C, and Mrs. C. E. Gregson, of Hamlet. portance , of precautions on the part of the producers to prevent waste. It is true that the winter and , spring supply of cabbage and potatoes comes from , the late, or second, crops, but all forces ; feel that not a pound of food stuffs should be lost to the con sumer under the present critical food situation. ; Cabbage, beans, potatoes and prac tically eyery vegetable may be con strued in excellent condition through the se; of improved methods of evap orating.ias well as by canning. Such products, may. find a place of consid erable importance in the ration of the armies of the Unitejl States and the Allies. : Because of the high price of tin cans and. the wonderful success of the improved methods of drying veg etables and fruits, this means of con serving perishable foods has receiv ed a tremendous impetus during the past, week, and the Agricultural Ex tension Service has recently issued a bulletin on the subject which can be secured upon application. Anoth er bulletin on Commercial Drying is being prepared. Meanwhile the State Food Conserva tion Commission is urging all produc ers in the State to conserve every pound . of perishable food stuffs. Cab bage may. be made into kraut or, a better method, according to Mn W. "J. Allen, ; of. this city, is to quarter hem and submerge them in barrels f brine thick enough to float an egg. Cabbage ket by this means, after the excess salt is soaked out in fresh water, approach the fresh cabbage in palatability. V Snap beans may be pre served in brine also and are also xvery acceptable after the excess salt has been 'soaked out of them. 1 I J 8HAND8 GROCEHhr, FOU RTH AN D Nun A full line of fresh groceries. Prompt delivery and courteous ser vice. Thone 630. 8-26-tf BELL' &. CARNEY, BLACKSMITHS and Wheelwrights, Racket Store Alley, opposite Front street Market. General repair work. All classes of blacksmithing. Give us your work and be pleased. . -, 7-15-7t-j MECHANICS HOME ASSOCIATION "Old and Strong" 54th series B. c L. stock now open.1 Walker Taylor President; W. M. Gumming, Secre tary, 208 Princess street. 6-27-tf ex , Sun. WANTED YOU TO WORK IN RE- tail grocery store every Saturday only. Work until late. Chance to earn some money besides your weekly wages. State in own hand writing how long you have work ed in grocery store? Do you know Wilmington well? What is your steady employment? Are you mar ried? Give your address or phone No: T. G." Care Dispatch. 7-17-3t STATE RETAIL JEWELRS ARE IN CONVENTION (Continued from Page One). by the National Association with the aid of the State Associations in ward ing off a threatened tax that would 'have forced the jewelers to pay a 5 per cent, heavier tax than any other line of trade, saying that the jewelers did not mind bearing their part of the burden but that the government had no right to imagine all jewelry dealers millionaires and set them up as targets to be shot at. He stated that the "work of the agents of the or ganization was responsible for the death of what every jeweler knew . to be unjust. The meeting was called to order and business begun without the visitors That Cannot Be Controverted, j "having been welcomed to the city the representative oi tu vuauiuer oi uum- BUSINESS SPECIALS CDLUMBIA. S, G. SENDS EVIDENCE Facts are stubborn to overcome. Notwithstanding the amusing state ments one reads in the newspapers by some people trying to foist manufac tured articles on a confiding public, Ironized Paw-Paw stands .out boldly with a dependable record of . nearly a quarter of a century. It is not a-"cure-all" but prepared simply for what we , claim and no more. Thou sands upon thousands of letters con taining the warmest praise reach our headquarters and while we do not b lieve in promiscuous publishing of testimonials we occasionally feel com pelled to give one as follows: . Mr. A. F. Meister, an upholster, by trade, living & 2211 Wheat street, Co lumbia, S. C, says: "I suffered from Jndlgestion, liver troubles and consti ipation so that I could not eat nor sleep after any fashion. I saw your Ironized Paw-Paw advertised in the news papers, but was at first somewhat skeptical, having tried so many ready made medicines; however, I obtained a bottle and used it according" to direc tions, l.tablespoonful half an hour be fore meals, and in a few days before 'using up the first bottle I felt so mucn better that I wish to congratulate you on having such a splendid remedy. I am sleeping well again and my. indi gestion has disappeared. I need not tell you I shall continue the treatment which has made me feel so much befr ter." . . ' 1 If you are suffering from any trou bles similar to Mr. Meister there is no" reason why you should not obtain the ame relief as he has had. Step into 'the nearest druggist and qhtain a bot ' tie. It he is not up-to-date call at Elv Ipgtori's Dependable Drug Store. Formula on every bottle. Price for 15 ounce bottle only $1.00. Attention piven to mail orders. Interstate Drug 'Co., Inc.; New York. - merce. failing to show up and the re sponses to, the welcoming address that was to . have been delivered by Mr. Frasier was not heard at the fix itial session. TO SHOW ADVANTAGES OF SOUTHERN PORTS MESSENGER SERVICE. For this service we use ths Pot tar Telegraph Cable Company's messengers They will call for your "ads." In t the same manner and quick time as they now cover the city .for telegrams, night let tergrams. cables, etc . For further Information as to "ads," call 176, but for telegraph service call "Postal Telegraph." LOST MEMORANDUM VEST pocket, book with--two New York ex change checks, from Third National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.v $50 each. Pay able to S. B. Turman. Reward if returned to S. B. ; Turman, care Sea shore Hoteh, - - 7-17-3 FOR SALE ONE LARGE DRAFT Horse, Joseph D. Smith, 'receiver. Call phones 342 (J. G. Wright & Sons, Real Estate and Insurance) or 1232. 7-8-tf AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY earn $100 montWy corresponding for newspapers; $40 ta ?ou mommy In spare time; experience unneces sary; no canvassing; BUDjects sug gested. Send for particulars. Na tional Press Bureau, Room 4199, Buffalo, N. Y. 5-14-tt WE DELIVER ALL MAGAZINES ON date of issue when so requested. Phone your order to 745. Gordon's News Stand. 10-7-tf - r for a successful business career are increased a hundred fold through the practice of consistently saving a part of -vV 5 " that which he earns as he earns it. if irregularity in saving that builds -character, creates ' CL capital and establishes credit. . tV With these three qualitie?. success is practically assured in any. -field. ,:y . mSMwitf meB-tlastp r.v 3 Savings Ban Comer Front and Princess Streets. MM II MA Free Moving Pictures Every Nigl( Except Sunday Night 8:15 TONIGHT'S FEATURES 4 "SOME LIARS" A Vogue Comedy Giffffle; Every Lsusrh. -Every line a Sitaution a "Within the LW A Mutual Drama of Mfatep SuspenHe, Thrills and Actloi GET THE HABIT See Lumina Movies Evervj Night WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH COTTAGE No. 516, for rent from July 15th, to August 15th. Four roonjs with large latticed porch, shower. bathj and gangway into the sound; $lOO.0u. Ap ply to E. R. Pickard, Queeh , City Cycle Co., .Wilmington, . aPhdne, 862. ; v 7-7-tf IF YOUR BOY 13 CALLED TO THE service of his country, it may be many months before you see him again. Have you a recent photo graph to remember him by? "Let us picture him as he is today. Foltz & Kendrick, Photographers. 6-18-tfl WANTED 50 WOMEN AND. GIRLS to make shirts. Good pay; steady work. Experience unnecessary. Will pay while you learn. Furnished rooms to let to operators. Will fur nish railroad fare to out of town resi dents. Apply in person or letter to Wilmington Shirt Co., 1309 South Third street, Wilmington, N. C." 7-13-tf AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY earn $100 monthly corresponding for newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly In spare time; experience unneces sary; no canvassing; subjects sug gested. Send for particulars. Na tional Press1 Bureau, Room '4199, Buffalo, W.-Y. T 6-14-tf.- Your, ksirae ss mem ARE AMONG THE PATRONS OF THIS BAR ASK THEM WHY THEY BRING THEIR BANKW AFFAIRS TO US. i . THE (UIUBCH SON NATIONAL Bll LEMONS LEMONS ORANGES Limes, all kinds. 5 and 10 ceut can dies also pennie goods. Chewing i gum, soda fountain, gas, crushed fruits and cones. See or phone us before buying. Bear Produce & Merchandise Co., 19 Market Street Phone 452-453. 7-9-tf. ENGRAVED STATIONERY AND Cards; best quality of printing, ana Multigraph letters exactly like type writing., Quick service, reasonable prices; quality work. Harriss Type writing and Advertising Co. 7-6 tu, thu, fri. sat tf PLUMBING WORK OF ALL KINDS, Rapair work a specialty. H. J. Mc Cartney, 310 N. Front street, Phone 716-W. 6-6-tf FARRIS' HOT 8UPPER ROLL8 "Saves Hours in tb Kitchen,' Honey Bread" is the "staff of life." Phone 626. Farris' Bakery. 4-19-lm (By AssociHteil Press.) Atlanta, July 17. Representatives of several railroads and civic bodies in the South and Southeast are here today for a conference to devise a plan of presehting to the War and Navy .departments what they deem the availability of '"South Atlantic and uuii ports ror snipping supplies ana possibly ; troops to Europe. Many Southern and Southeastern port towns have sent representatives. The ba sis of their, contention is that with Eastern Sports, 'congested, the ports of the South could be used to good ad vantage. .... ' ., Miss Martha Maynard is manager; of the .. Civic . , Orchestral Society of New York "City, an organization of 85 musicians. . ' '.. . . Night work : . for women in factories and laundries, ip ; Wisconsin is .prohib ited by. recentr order of the State." In dustrial Commission"- , ' ; . TheiHolstph -rarity French Broad .riv; ers and-, tributary streams are swollen and ,it is exnectd that, the Tennessee river will have a high tide within the; next two or three days. Low temper ature-has made , flres necessary in many hbmes. ' ; Man named after , three Presidents Lincpin.. Grant and McKinleyhas been indicted tor murder in Massa- chusetts CATTLE AND TRUCK RAISING Will be, very profitable on the 500 , : acre tract we are offering for sale, easily accessible, excellent proposi tion. W. A. McGirt, Wilmington. 7-16- to 8-4. AT YOUR SERVICE EVERY DAY in the week,, morning or evenings. Always have full line of fresh cook ed meats already to be served, po tato salad made fresh daily, and a full line of cheese, pickles and olivea; alsdafull line of groceries. Prices guaranteed against any one in town; May's Delicatessen, phone . 1322, 24 North Front street. -7-17-4t. WANTEP YOUNG LADY AS Stenographer and office assistant in wholesale business. Must be ex perience and salary expected. Good riogxapher, and" capable of. assisting in other ' office routme. State ex perience" and salary expected Good . position for right party. , Address, Stenoiptier, Box 97,. City. 7-17rtf WANTED-T ONCE.vTWO FIRST 'class whiter barbers, $15.00 guaran V:tee'.;:' Write, of V. wire H. J.-.., McRae, 'Princess street, Wilmington N. C. 7-17-ltji PREPARED FOR YOU PURE AND clean Dixie bread, 10 cents tho loaf, Liberty bread, 6c the loaf. Made in Wilmington by modern methods and under, strictly sanitary conditions at the Glo)e Baking Company's -Renovated Bakery. The cleanest bakerv in Carolina. On sale at your deal ers. Buy it now. 5-19-tf OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED Don't matter if broken. I pay $2.00 to $15.00 per set. Send by parcel post and receive check by return mail. L. Mazer, 2007 S. 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 7-9-tt 8-17-j FOR RENT UPPER FLAT OF house No. 10 North 8th street. All modern conveniences. Apply on Premises or to J. H. Rehder. 6-20 tf LADIES' SPECIAL! 60 PER CENT of the covered heels on ladies' shoes work loose. Our new metal heel seat prevents their coming off. 35c pair . attached. Price Bros., 309 North Front" street. 7-26-lmo W. B. Cooper & Go. Cotton Merchants Wilmuigton, N. C. Mg-CtO R MI CK MOWERS, RAKES AND REAPERS Just received a shipment of Mowers and Rakes. Let us have your orders early as the suppy is limited. GAPE FEAR HARDWARE CO Wilmington, N. C. n HAVE YOU HEALTH INSURANCE ? ir 'ortoA nrrident occurs to YOU andyot 11 SUIUC Ullv,v.v- r i .j arirl unable to work, where would you Jrm. rome from? How would you pay yott ' ' ! i :lloTi:Vniiiehold exoenses? aocior aim iiiioiiunv-" . This is a vital and important question. Answer it day by taking out insurance. Insure with r I. DICKINSON. Princess build"1! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiig GOING OR COMING SEE CHARLES Fienkelstein for a good Leather Suit Case or Trunk, No. 6 South Front street. Phone 642. 7-8-tf "SPECIAL PRICES ON GARDEN Hose" while it last. Competition Brand 50 feet,. $3.50; Shower Brand, 5Q feet,- $4.00;; Red Chief; Brand, 50. feet $5.50. Wilmington vHardware Co., Phone 417. 7-5-tf . FOft- RENT 103 80UTH !GHTH street, $16.00 montcf Apply J. T; Gordon; agent Phone 745. K-29-tf F O R ;CHEAPST;t, INSURANCE Rates bh dwellings with flues' from the ground consult us. i J. O, Wright AUCTION SALE OF LARGE DRAFT horse at Court House, July 18th at iz p cioch. noon, oome ana get & Son, Real Estate and Insurance hre?in. Joseph p.SnuttL Receiver I Agents. ?Jtoeph -JB; 'Smith, : Manage, 7"17!lt,i i iIiOi-iaaiiLii- "Insurance llJepaMiaenL-: 7-1-tt : Akil Spalding I - Athletic Goods THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS 5, Following the -hot .days of 5 summer comes the cold days of H winter. 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Our experience and the ability and integrity of our officers assures the efficient and faithful fulfillment of your wishes to the best interest of " those dependent on your-jeistate' for comfort and sustenance. AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO., Corner Front and Market Streets. I T . 1 - if i T n1iT7iTitiri' iM Tf. ?1 lil -1 j if , "i, .4' 1
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