iULDAY .'.ORM.NG, MAY 11, 1 9 1 5.
1 HE NLWis AND OBSfcKVfcft.
'
V.
- ( Continued from Pag One)
Oorotenr Jarv. :
t Th vartlot of the eoryner Jury
iuiktwb. . , - -
"Wo And that th itntwl mel
death from prolonged Immersion and
exhaustion In th sea eight ml lea south
f couthwwet of Old Head of Klnaele. Fn.
cay. May T. 11, owing to th sinking
of tho XJisttanta by torpedo fired by
a flermaa submarln. - v
VW find that thta appealing trtant
; wa committed contrary to Intern.
' tlonal law and tho convention! of all
: .' civilised nation.
"Wo alao chare tho officer of aald
submarine' and tho Emperor of tho
government of Germany under whoso
- erdere .they acted with tho, orlmo of
- Wholesale murder bofora tho tribunal
of tho ctvlltxed world. , -
: "Wo doslro to express alncer eon
- doleno and nmiMthr with tho rein
tlve of th deceased. - tho Cunard
Company and tho United State, many
of whoao oltisona portabad la this mur
derous attack on an unarmed Unor."
Coroner Horgan said that tho first
. torpodo flrod by tho Oermaa subma
i rlno did serious damairo to tho Mwk
- tanla, hat that not aatisfled with this
the Oennana had dlachartrod another
torpedo. Tho second torpodo, ho said.
N must hava bosa more deadly, because
, - It went rUrht through tho ship, hastes)
lag tha work of destruction.
Caotaia Tame Prtnclpee Witness.
i Captain Tomer was the principal
Witness. - The coroner aakad hlrn:
J r "!You wore aware threat had 1n
made that th ship would bo torpo
doedf - ..
-Wo wor," tho Csptaia replied.'; -'
, Wae oh armed T" , . :,..f;.';
r,o sir. - . ' -.v- v . .
'."What nrecautlons did" you taker
"Wo had all the boat swung Whoa
. wo eaane within tho da nicer sons, be.
tweea tho passing of fast net and tho
-- time of tho accident" - v.. v
? Ashed whether he had received "any
special Instructions as to tho voyage,
he replied that he bad but waa not
. tinary ota tell what they were, -"Old
you carry them out?" asked
the iwironer. .
"Tea, to the' beat of my abUlty." th
captain replied. .: .-.
"Tell uo in your owa words what
happened after passing;. Fastnet."
"The weather , was clear." Capt.
j - Turner aaswerea. -wo were wmug wn
a speea or is anoia i wee ra ini
port aide and hoard . cond Oflleof
Ueflord call out: 'Here's a torpedo."
' , . Daw Waka kti Toewdo.
- "I ran to tho other aid and saw
the wake of a torpedo. Smoke aad
steam cam up between the test two
funnel. There waa a atiirnt shock.
Immediately after J he Drat explosion
there waa another, report, but that
may possibly have beea Internal.
V - "I at once tare the order to lower
'tne boats dawn to the rails, ana i
. directed th women -' aad children
should fet Into them."
' "I also had the bulkheads elosed,
Captain Turner continued. "Between
th time of caseins rastnst at about
It o'clock and the torpedoing I aaw
; no stcn whatever of any aubmerlnea.
' There waa no haao alone the Irish
roast, and when we were near Fastnet
1 slowed down to II knot. I waa In
. wlrelee oommunlcatioa with . shore
i all the way ecrene." " -
Captain Turner waa asked whether
he had received any meeeacea la re
card to the presence of submarines off
the Irish coast. He replied In tho af
firmative. Questioned rerardlnj th
- natiire of in messaew n repiiea:
"I rospeotfuliy refer iron to the ad
' mlraity for an answer."
, , . . Ordrra To (Hop Ship.
"I also (eve ordero to) atop .the
ship". Capt. Turner eoounne. -but
w could not atop, aa the engines were
eat of commission. It Waa pot saf'to
'lower-boat until the apeed waa off
tha vessel. When shew aa struck aha
'listed to starboard. ' I stood en th
: brides when sh sank and th tme
taala - went ' down under me. She
' floated about It minute after the tor
pedoi struek her. I .waa picked up
from amonf the wreckaaw aad after
wards was aroufnt aooara a trawler.
"No- warship waa eonvoyinf . ' 1
saw no warship and none wa report
ed to me as having been aeen. At th
- time I was picked up I noticed bodies
i floating en tn surface, but saw
- Ilvlna Dersona.
- "Klthteea knot wa not th normal
peed of th L at taala, wa ttr ..
- "At ordinary times.'' anew
Capt. ' Turner. rshs could make II
knot but la war times her speed wa
reduced to 11 knot. My reason for
- aoinc It kaota-wa that I wanted to
arrive at Liverpool Bar without stop
plnr and within two or three hour
of hlfrh water.' ...' "
"Waa a lookout kept- for sub-
piarlne. having retard to previous
warn my T" - , . -
Had Doable txwkoaat.
"teaj w had d6ubl lookouts.
' "Wer yoa going a atg-aag course
at th moment, th torped - took
placer '-. - t '
"No." It ' Wk" brlfrtlt walHer"aiid
land -wa tarly visible.- . -
"Waa It posatbl for a siibmarla
t approach- without feeing seen?"-
"Oh yea.' Vuite possible." N
"Something ha been aald re card
ing th impossibility of lauaohlag the
boat on th port aider -
"Tea" ta Captain Tumtr.owtng
to tho listing of th ship."
"How many boat wer lauaohed
"I- eaaaot any.
"Were any Uunehed safely V
: "yes, and on or two oa the port
sld.- - . ' '
"Wer retir order promptly carried
OOtT" . '. ' : r . ' -
ICILLTHEFLY
SAVE THE CHILD
hgmrdV Home Fly .
Driver fend! Insect
ExtcrTr.:natcr
KILLS ALL irCCLCTS.
- Net injarioo W People, TJt4 with
8pryr., , . . ... - .
.list the itaadWo' of Health t riddiaf
tk Uosm of th diesaet carrying fly.
f sr sal at all first claaifstona.
"nipnt -f r- c-v-
Aivi J WiM....WU UAp
wrfT '"T----- H f" - -
WlL. j v, i, It. C
Tata stea sad weaiea wb weald M to
lacfvee taelr et-kt wit MtrU eeude
eeeiioy -aiay taerer ui saesis try eel
in a little KnH oitk thrtr anli for
Willie and ante results. Here I s peed
teet wertb tryta. I'lrat welfk yeareetf
aad saeesare yeareelf. Tsea Uae Kaniet-
ee tautet wits every sna) fer toe weeka
Teeo welck aad ateaeere scat. It i-et
B,iieetua of hew yes tank or feel or whet
year rriraae asr ana thtaa. The erales as
ike tap ajeaeaie will WH their ewa story.
sss stoat, say this sua or eeaai ran
easily add front v le elsht peestls la ttoe
ret ruartee says ay roUoenn this slmpl
oireruoe. aaa seat Of au, ta asw
slave eat.
Barcoi does set of Itself stake fat. bst
atlxlaa with year reed. M teres the fata
secars aad starraee ef whst yea have
eatea, fate lira, ripe fat predwria Bear
lakaMat fer the tleaees aad steed pre
pares It la -aa saally aeataallated lum
wtitra tss a loo a ess reeeliy 'repc. A
till porlbsmt sew passes fima yoar
eay as wseua net eemoi steps ids
and doe It oalckly aad auk the fat
eredavlB reateate ef lbs eery saats
yea are satis new deeelep peasds sad
peaaas sc seeuay neea aetereea your sail
and beae. narirol Is sate, pieaeaat, aft
(tent aa uexneaaive.
DratiWi sell H Is
tablets le pert ace ea a gaaiaai
weight larreaee es stoaey back,.
stea ef
', Tea.'- "' - v t'..-
"Waa there any panlef
' "No, there waa no paaia at alL
wa all moat ealm." - - -
"How mnar peraona
board r -
"Thar were one thousand Ova hua-
dred paasenger and about atg hun
dred crew." --..at - -
Jfo Appllcau aMfriroraEeb
t 99 Appthuatioa IXsr kaoorv.
Br th f oreaoen of tho iurr: "In
the face of tho warnlnc at New Tork
that tha tiaaltania would be torpedoed
did yinriMiu atrplloa-tioa t thw Ad-I
mlraity for aa ssoortT
"No, I left that to thorn. It far ttietr
bualnesa. not mins. I aimpiy had to
carry out my order to go, . aad
would do it again, -
i Captain Turner uttered tha- la
words of thla reply with great a-
pnaais.
y tn coroner t "I am very claal t
Buryvt alio, Oaptaln."
By a Jury man: "ma yoa get a wire
less to steer your Vessel la a Borthora
direction.-" ....-..,..
"No. , replied Captain Tamed
"Was the eoarae of tha vsaaat al
tared after the torpedoes struck her-'
"I headed atralght for laag. but
i Useless. Previous to thle th
water tight bulkhkeada wer elosed.
I suppose th explosloa forced them
pan. I -don't know th exact extent
to which th ' tsisttanta wa dam
aged." - i- --.A'
"Thar must nave . teea aarloa
damage down, to th water , . tight
buiMbeaosr-
Ther -tertamly wa. without
doabC" ; '
8appiird With Life Bwta,
"Where tho aaasenger BuDDiled
wit a nre-ooioiT-" -
"Tea,"
"Wer any special orders given that
morning that life bait be put on?
"NO." - - .
"Wa any warning given yo
fore you were torpedoed T"
"None whatever. it wa suddenly
one ana nntaae.- .
"If there had beea a patrol boat
about might It have boon of
an ret" , - - .
"It might, but It la on of th
thins on never know."
With regard to threat agalnat hi
hip. Captain Turner amid he aaw
nothing except what appeared la th
New York paper th day before- th
Iiaitanla sailed. He never had board
the aapehgrr talking about th
tbreata,-h amid. , -' r
x rwaa h warnink klvea. to tha jowtr
decks aner the . ship had
struck"
','All th paaetngw mint have
heard th explosion," Captala Turner
repiMd. '
Uaptain Turner la answer to an
other question said be receive a
report from tho lookout bef or th
torpedo strack th Lsjaltania,
After physician had tasUfled that
th victim had met death through
prolonged Immersion and xbauatloo
th ooroaer Bummed up th caa aad
th Jury gave it verdicts.
wMAa etPtag K, t. WIATMt
; MBBXAIt, '
Raleigh. N. C. Mar 1. lll.
for North Carolina Fair Tuesday:
Wednesday fair, warmer: moderate
northeast aad east wlnda
Sunrla .1:11 a-m. Sunset ,t:d p.m.
TaarxaaTsaa.
I a. m.
I p.' m.
I
Hlgheat'-temperatui-' ....
Lowest tempera tur j
-l
Mean temperature
Deficiency for the day ; . c . . .
1
Average dally exoes inc Jaa
uary ' 1st V . . . ..
.I
ratairiTatie ia laeaaai.
Amount for 14 hour ending I
Total for the month to date , ,
Excess for the month
Deficiency since January 1 , . , .
J. II
wsti aa wtaTwi ti i e. a
, . TiarasaTwad. "
ii
2l
11
Abilene .. .. TI 1 T t .It
Asbevlll .. ... -ft T4 4 .
Atlanta . . . . . tl 1 It 4 .
Charleston .."19 O It 4 .44
CheHott ,. ... 4 t4 t
Chlcaco ...... -4-14 I 44 .44
Galveston .. ... ? -4 Tt tt 4
Jacksonville .. . TI ' O II II .11
Knoxvill ., ... T4 4 If 41 .44
Wemphl 4."i-;-tJ 4 T4 C4 .44
Montcomery . ., T4 1 14 .44
! New Orleans ... . It 4 14 44 .44
New York .. .. 44 Z 4 4g .44
Norfolk: w .. .. If II! 44 tl .44
Raleigh II .
Richmond ..... II T4 tt .14
Vlckshurg'.. v. II tl .44
Washlncton .. . 4 It 44 .14
VVilmlnctea I. . 14 14 42 .1
..WythevUl .. .. Ill Tl II II .
tints IN BAD HEALTH.
rt&ndred of girl go to work day
after day, afflicted with some ailment
peculiar to. their sex, dragging a
foot wearily after th other, working
always with one eye on the clock aad
wishing for closing time to eeme.
Every auch girl should rely onvLydia
I-1nkham'a Vegetabl Compound
le restore her to a normal healthy
condition, then work will be a pleas
ure. For forty year this famous
-- ena nT mmicin naa aeen pre-
-eminently auccesaful tn - mntroillac
itha die"-, of aon-irn. W hy don t
I ou try it I
PARJITOJI jklEATS FAIRJdONT.
' Park ton. May II. Parktoa defeat'
ed Fairmont here today tp a fast gam
Dy a acor or to . rarktoa won
two of tho game ta a aerie of three.
Feature of the ramo waa the Ditch
lng by Vaaa. aatchlng by MeMlllaa.
aad batting by Daa McatUlan.
Comer Stone Placed for Cotv
fecniti Woman's Home
.'- i" saamseBajs " J
(Coatlaaod from Pag Oa.)
rayerteville"; an copy poem "Mas
onry," by Hon, Francis p. Winston,
past Ornd Master; copy uMros Hon,
rraada D. Winston ; copy Fayettevtlle
Dally Observer May I, till;' list of
name of director and advisory board
of lady manager Confederate Home
for Women;, newspaper containing
picture and sketch of "Our First
Chairman" Koa. Aahlay Horaat lnvi
tatlon to th unveiling of th memorial
to tho North Carolina Women of the
Confederacy, presented .ta th But
y lot.' Asniey Morn a.
Wbo4o Btae
''Among th prominent visitor pres
ent Were Mr, ft. E. Little, president
ox tn piorta (Carolina uivtsioa u. o.
C; Mrs. Marshall Wiinama, f Fatso n.
s-preiaat of C. v. C. . and Mr.
WltUaana; . LsMt-Ooveraor- Daucht
ridge, of Rocky Mount; Colonel
Bryaa, of Now. Bern, chairman of th
board of director of the Heme; J.
Turner, of Ltfubtburg: Capt. W. H.
Whits, -of Oxford, member of - th
board; R. F. Rmallwood, -of New
Bern, architect of the Horn; Dr, and
Mrs. McCallers. of Claytoa. Mr Mo
Cutler I daughter of the late Colonel
Aaniey Mont, who waa a deeply ln
leretea ta ta tiotna. sirs, utt
k preetdent of the Bmlthneld
Chapter V. IX C: Mr. aad Mrs. Joha
TOIlntoo. of Smttbfletd; Mm Win
stead, president of Hooky Mount
Chapter V.- D. C.;-Mrsv Ingrdm, -ef
Wadeabora. eorreeoood In secretary
of tho North Carolina Division U. D.
C; Mrs. Faiso Hicks, of Dunn; Mra
Thad T. lie rash, of Tarboro, record'
Ing seeretary ef th North Carolina
divMoa and former president; Mr.
WilUam Creasv. wilminrton. N. C.
aad Colonel Beaahaa . Cameron,' of
Htagruie. '
- tea. Wtnatoa' Adgrnm.
"When I waa a boy 1 read an Inter-
eating story, taken from the ehroat
ele of tho Siamese people. It waa to
the effect that some three hundred
years after th death of Buddha, It
waa decided to open hi tomb and
move hi body to another burial olaca
"When the bolt waa drawn and th
door of tho leak thrown open, to the
great surprise of those present, the
lamps mat custom naa ugnts tnree
centuries gone, were found brightly
burning and filled with oil; and car
lands of flower which loving subjects
placed on the casket of gold, were
aa beautiful, fresh and fragrant a
when loyal hand plucked them from
royal gardena. and th seeat of thalr
delloata. perfume seemed even men
xqourit than of growing plant,
"On each memorial day thla bean
ttful story eomed fresh to my memory.
Today w open the tomb of oar heart
and memories, where H burled our
noly loves: th dead Confederacy and
tt heroes: Ita glories aad It ahadowa
Paaatng time will never dim the luster
of their fame, nor wither th laurels
that bespeak their glories, nor dry one
tear w anoui sacredly shad la loving
memory or their aorrowa
Faana of (e federate Roldtrr.
"Eternity will And the fame of tha
Confederals soldier aa glorious and se
cure aa n waa on that fateful day of
aa surrenoer oa th enmaoaed aad
of tne ei aemtntoa.
Lad leai I deeoly nriae the alrnal
honor yoa have done me In linking
my name with th vents - of this
memorial aay. wnai w fro ana say
lit thla keair-wiU a4 hev thenar,
tnia recurring resuvax Miy ltth will
mean much mora to those who eom
alter us becaua ef tho erection oa
this spot of this maamlnoent msmoriaL
They will ss here love, raven re and
gratitaa in action; tn living form. In
realty w have reached tha aractlcal
tags In dealing with th Confederacy,
a nsrsea aaa it women.
"Let aa talk less of th natrintlam
principles, and performance of th
crippled Confederate and Increase -hi
pension; and rear more home for hi
widow, and for tho whoa want give
aim sorrow.
- No KxnertesMW la Battle.
'I bring you no pr1nc from th
nn or battle or front th tented Held.
heard the dull roar of cannon In
angry contest, but distance mellowed
Ita thunder to my youthful sere.
saw soldier, who It waa whea peace
had spread her wings and waa hover
ing aver oar sorrowing and desolated
nomas. I saw them baeslnc. tha snl
dlers'of th victorious Union, tramp
ing by with playing band 'nesth float,
tag flags, la compact raaks, to horn
and loved one where gladness, pleaty
and joy awaited them; the soldier ef
th closed Confederacy, of Pender and
of Pettlgrww. painfully plodding In
struggling band to sad and silent
hearthstones, where want waited, but
where love and faith and honor war
giant strong.
Th Coafederacy. to me. I a Baa
ing picture, pot a reality. . I knew It
In cypres, not In laurel. In defeat not
in victory. I knew tt weeping wo
man, it new mad graves. It sightless
eyea. it Mnpty coal sleeves.
I aaw at aimrairs Bonnes, then
North Carolina's summer resort, hua
dreds of our brave, and beautiful wo-
. all tn dsea naoarntna-: not tn
special grief tor los : ef husband
brother, father, or friend, but la silent
sorrow for tho whole Southland, death
bed of the bravest sad truest.
It ha sa Lay Dead.
I recall my sainted mother waiting
at sunset yor the sally mall, with soe
rowing heart, and trembling handa.
opening letter and paper, and the tear
net wet her meek told me that an
other brave kinsman or friend lay
stark la death near the cannon's
mouth on ooen battle field t Vir
ginia.
"I saw Flair division of Sherman'
army. Id. I men, encamp In my fath
er1 grave la Franklin county, and
build their whit ctty in th glory of
the setting sua aad light Ha streets
with their camp fires. I walked preu
ry among them with- Infantile pooaeta
stuffed with confederate bill ef large
aenominaoona ana rerusea with dis
dain a lea cent shin plaster one of the
soldier -offered me for holding his
tent rope I would render him a
neighborly act, but I would not' re
ceive th pay. I aaw thea the drat
evidence of a reunion of those who
were foe the week before; n.y father.
aa offlner of th Confederacy and Gen
eral Francta F. Blair., aa officer of
the T'ntoa army, seated around my
father table recalling with boyish
glee the eolleg day whea they were
fellow -students at th University of
North Care Una. I waa then bat a
child ef elcht years, yet I aaw In that
meeting th germ of a reunited coun
try.
Kiew Marat of KnkUer.
"While I knew but little ef the
Confederacy and of Its war, I have
nowa mack of Ita soldiers and Bee-
pie In th time of peace. I have seea
th Confederate soldier conqucrtrc
for himeelf aad hie comrade the
good opinio of th world, t have
heard him called a traitor. a.rbeL
misguided and mletakea, and Anally
remgnised aa a patriot.
I have heard the fundamental.
baste, principles ef tho Confederacy
condemned, apologised for, admitted
to be technically correct, and Anally
conceded to be both legally and Bior-
I!y sound.
But yeeterday la childhood. I saw
Quickly IUIleTej - v ' -
V .Without Distress
'v. ..... .
' Th congestion of wast .and
refuas from th stomach, fermsnt
lng la th bowels, generate poison,
oua gaae that occadoa dlstrea aad
Invite asrloua Illness. Health aad
comfort dwnaad that this cengso
Uoa be. speedily relieved and th
foul mas expelled, v . -'
Th wU-louaded objeotloa moat
peopl have to th violence of ca
thartlo and purgatlv agent 1
overcome by using th oosobinatloa
ef atrnpi laxatlv herb with pep
Ma that la aold la drug stores under
th nam of Dr. Caldwsll's By rap
Pepsin. A do at night bring re
lief next morning. Without discom
fort or Inconvenience. A free trial
bottle can be obtained by writing
to Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 411 Wash
ington Bu, Monticailo, Ula. ..-
th thin gray Un of Coafederacy fad
away in glory a Appomattoa- to. re
appear la blu under the stare aad
stripes ef our united country, Aghtlng
for Cubaa Independene, lead by Flu
Hugh Dee and Joe wneeier. uonrea
erate Brigadier then become general
of th nation and leading former foe
to a glorious Independence, such as
they contended for. but lost, in th
slxtls.
"But. ladies, th duty you hav
aaalgnad me earries with It tributs
to bo nald to tho woman of the Can
federacy. Of thorn n aufflciant me
morial oah bo erected for there
limitation area to th greatest artistic
kill, as there era theme beyond the
reach or the loftiest night of genius.
"Among thea theme are tho Con
federate soldier, and th women ef
the Confederacy. '' . . '
. VJDeo4Ma ef Woman. -'
"Oenlua hath not conceived, nor
skill executed monument, mausoleum,
orypt, shrine, tempi or canvaa. how
aver grand la eonoeption, or wonder
ful tn exeoutloa that can At ly typify
th devotion and sacrtnee of aouthsm
women In that broken hearted hour.
- "To erect each e struetur aa will
ymbelia her atruggle aad sorrow,
bar daring and devotion, her consid
eration and courage, there must b
summoned to the task, one who
soul is anatrt with celestial fir. Its
walla must be lifted far toward th
heaven that stoops t snfeld them,
that their towering summits
pierce the beading canopy of cloud
and catch the eternal radiance' of the
fixed aad fadeless star. A monu
ment tn honor ef Southern woman
hood that mea curse la glory and
grandeur with that lofty thm la he-
bond th wild sat sweep of tho poet's
fancy, aad the aublimeet eonoeption of
artistic genius, tor neither sculptor's
chisel, nor poet' pen, nor painters
bruah, can clearly interpret Bouthera
woman's glory ta ta mina r man.
1 ' rDatormas Baffled. ,
"Itlatorlans hav eft essayed to set
forth the story ef her servto and her
sacrtncea, but . bar turned named
from th task.
"Poets hav rhymed In loftiest num
ber th achievement of warrior and
of statrameri, bat hava found their
sublimes vet tow feeble to trans-
las Southern woman' r.eord Into
ng.
"Minstrel with hgrn attuned to
strains well, nigh divine have befor
that theme stood hesitant and Abaah-
with nerve lees finger over silent
strings. While th South hold of her
aa .. viaibl ..not worthy gymbol or
mnnumeat. yet sh Wee ta th hearts
or irtousanaa er veteran ana tne
blslng breathed "boo a her earn by
dying heroes hav been wafted, heav
enward with their soul en the wine
of her prayer; and her1 pain and her
prayers; her trials aad her tear, bar
ministration aad her memories are
recorded la God's book of Infinite love
and of eternal memory. " ' '
"In grateful memory of her th
Stat of North Carolina will sreot her
a splendid structure. Th people' rep
resentatives nave so aeciaea ana thy
hav appropriated out of th people's
purs for thla purpose. Th building
will be noble In design and beautiful
In Its surroundings, it will contain
very comfort and convenience. Th
building will represent Just one ideal.
It will pot be simply, a magnlAceot
hem where deserving women, of
right, may d wll in Base and comfort
It will not be a mere struetur stand
Ing four square to ovary wind that
blow. But aa much al any building
waa vr representative ef an Ideal.
thla on will stand for th Ideal ef
devotion. Men will net barter
ell wlthgn Its walla,. The money
changer will not profane Its sacred
precinct.
Can't Do Without MeaL
"Other macnldoeot structure will
rise In this anolent aad historic lty.
designed to meet th eommerclal and
social need of Ma snterp rising clttsen-
ship. Beautiful aa they may be, th
busy world can do without them; but
th world cannot d without th Ideal
for which thla horn will stand.
"Amid the clash ef sabre and th
shriek of the dying wafted to u from
the blood-red battle fields. - beyond
th seas, and from tha sickening, aad
sorrowing carnage, tnsre rises i
tb not of love and cympathyiz for
uftertn gr and th - brotberbexxt and
sisterhood of th world finds expres
sion la the hundreds nf acta ef kind-
nees don that danger- eennot deter.
One sweet note sounds clearer to th
world today, -and louder th... bugle
blast, er roll of drum, or belching caa
son. and that is th not of duty to
stheraj that every man and
woman owes something ta ovary ether
man and ta every ether woman. This
building win stand for aces teachins
silently th gratitude of tha Mtata for
those who were tra ta the lev of
horn and family; devotion to th
highest Ideal ef a hobl Ufa.
Honored Naaao of Honae.
I am glad It Is to bear the honor-1
ea same or no me. la ne otner land
doe that homely lunn word meaa
so much ss here In North Carolina,
."The beginning of ctvtllaatlon was
whea some savage woman ander th
divine BuldlnsT of gentle Insttncta. aad
yearning for something purer and
vwoiey, i iiasss se wanejer wiia la
fot-eat giadea. and made somewhere
I hollow tree, or beneth th ledg of
hanging rook, the rod beataning of
human horn. And human civilisa
tion will endure strong aad splendid,
la aver widening power, until women,
recreant t her great duty Buffers ts
he polluted aad destroyed-that great
fountain of human happiness, human
Virtue andt human power th home,
"Th Orand Lodge ef North Car.
FOB WEBVOIS BTSrBFBIA.
Pnfferer freai sdd stenerh. aeaars er
. k keedarbe will Bad wetcesM relief froai
his toe if Beverage, . ....
PROPTMtiai FOR Trl; I!GFT10
FIXTI'KFJI OF Trf K W W VIAILK
rot'STf COI RT HOlK.
The contract for the fixtures com
plete. Installed, (or lighting the new
Wake County Court House will be let
Tuesdsy. June I, llli. at t o'clock,
p. m. The Commlasioners reserve Lh
right to reJect'any or al bMe. j ' '
Jl'HM A. miljh. t halrman.
B. C teckwtth. County Atty.
Una Is honored by having .this an
clent ceremonial committed - to It
pert ormauee. - v
- "la every crucial hour ef our Ame
rican life Masonry ha had an hoy
She Beat a Maaoa. "
Wha Massachusetts desired t
end a sure aad swift meeenger ea a
call to arms to battle for Independ
ene and to repel the Invading British,
he selected Paal Revere, a Maaoa.
When the me ef Virginia chose one
to lead them, and later to lead th
great nation. Into a new aad broader
lira, they earned Washinstoa. a
Mason, Aad whea the men of the'
Cape Fear wished a chieftain te lead
the minute men to war they chose
Cornelius Harnett, a ' Maaoa.
"Thla, histori city, of Cross
Creek,- bring to th mind ye
a sweeping tide of memories of the
past and on th sreet of that lid w
see Masonry ever ataadlag for liberty
aad th advancement of mankind.
And It was ever so la th Confederacy,
lis general and It privates. It pa
triot and ita leader wer avsmbara of
our aaeieat Institution.
- "I am quit sure that your Invita
tion did not bring with It any sugges
tion that I should diaoua Masonry, tt
antiquity or its origin.
i Msssiiry Near To Ufa.
' "But Masonry to so near th llf ef
tn age la which w 11 v it la Impos
sible not te mention It fundamental
principle whea good eitieenehlp Is
discussed. Masonry I very doe kla
ta th Ideal which control in the
erection of thta homo.- It toe ha Its
bast la lev and ervto. It call to
Its aid la It practical working th
loving sympathy of woman. In It
work C humanity womaa plays aa
Important part.
"Your historic city I wrapped la
th darkness of midnight. I am stroll
ing your street. I hear th plaintive
aob ef a child. I take him by the
hand ask him where he Uvea and h
tell m he ha no bom. -1 ask lbs
name of hi father and am told that
a died when the lad was an infant.
I ask hi mother's nam, and h tolls
m that aha, too. Bleeps out yonder
In your city ef th dead. I take the
boy and carry him to Oxford where
Masonry and a generous peopl give
him the highest training and gently
lead, him up th slop t nobis man
hood. When It enters that Institution
a noble woman takes him by th hand
and fold him to her heart Without
womaa Masonry could not do thla
"My brethren ef your local lodge
have borne a brother Mason to his
Anal sleep. In th deaolat horn If
his weeping widow, She fat taken to
Greensboro and Placed In ease and
comfort la Just such a home aa you
will erect her. When -eh enters
there her fired head will be pillowed
en th breast of a waiting aiater.
"Hand la hand womaa and Mason
ry do this good deed.
The) Mason ' Perotioa.
"A giant nc1n with It train passes
over your railroad, Ita cars loaded
with hundreda ef passenger . it
ruahe late th optfa switch and the
fateful wrack ensues with It fearful
penalty ef lost Uvea aad dying and
wounded. A Maaoa walka dawn th
lis of th victim and hear a maa
uttorlng sounds 'and words that few
can tmrepret and seaa him giving
lylgn and signal which few can com-
pre hand, . Though he never saw th
t ran car, h lift him up and takes
mm to bis own horn and Place' him
en hi hod.. H seek to bring him to
Mf and to health. ' Th beat ef skill
in medicine ta la attendance Around
hie bedside with aoiaetea tread in
whit garments, mar had with a red
ross tenderly ministers an angel of
mercy, without womaa their Mason
ry could not exemplify that saying of
th Msatert "I waa a stranger and y
took me in." Masonry speaks no word
that woman mav not hear; dnaa nn
sot that woman may not share; think
n thought that womaa may not ap
prove, IX highest hop Is What this
Duirainr-wiii stana tor. lor ana ser
vice, notning more, nothing lees.
it some waif la pot raised to . a
highar lit;. If om widow I set
rea aaa eomrorted: if sum
stranger U not blessed. In sonsequence
of thla structure, it ware batter that
thla ton should crumble and dis
solve late the eternal elements that
cam out of th Maator who mad it.
IJESIuOL DEGI.'IS
TO HEAL SICK
SKIII'AT Oi'i'CE
Tea don't hav tawONDER If Rs-
Inol Ointment la doing yea good. To
KNOW It le, beea us th drat applica
tion step the itching aad year tor
tured akin feels oool and comfortable
at Mat. Why dont TOO try thla easy
Rednot way to heal ecsem or similar
kin eruption T Reslrfbl clear away
pimples, too, and Is a valuable house
held remedy for cut, , ores, buras.
chaAngB, to."rt ha been, preecrrbed
by doctor for II year and contains
nothing that could Irritate or Injur
th tanderest skin. Bold by alt drug.
gists. , , - .
A GOOD WAY TO SHAMPOO.
Shampoo with Rest not Boao. mb-
bing Its lalhsx. thoroughly into tb
eoaip. ae as te work tn the soothing,
healing Reeinol medication. This al
most always stop dandruff and scalp
itching, and keep the hair live, thick
and luatroua, r ,
Owinto jur mechanical cQciency. courteous treatment and prompt,
attention, In matters vital to automobile owners, we have just received
theJTUDEBAKER SERVICE STATION appointment for this territory.
We will, in tne future, look after and care for Studebaker interests in this
vicinitj. We can beof service to you. -.' . - , .. . 1 . . . -L
Raleigh Motor Car and Macfc
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TImIUzbII Stor. :
- Hlgtly Drpcndsnt Age.
"W are living In a highly depend
ant aaa. There ta ae such thing a
n Independent ship en th ocean -of
life. When a maa embarks upon it
he should set th wireless Instrument
of his heart to catch th heart mee-
sags from the other man; and the
man who has not attuned hi sympa
thies te the welfare of his feUowmaa
will go down in a worse wreck thea
that Int which the Titanic dashed.
This has given to Masonry Ita. univer
sality; this heart union of men; th
mysterious going out of something
that emanate from one spirit ana
loins, it to another spirit.
"The-stranger i. who ps e thla
building will be Impressed with It ar
chitectural beauty, and will admire ft
grandeur, but he will b more deep
ly impressed with th story written in
It conception, and completion when
be hear that It Waa recto: by a
Sratefut stats to commemorate th
evotlon and heroism ef It nehle wo
men tn home, in camp, In hospital, by
deathbed, in the darkest bowr- of n
history.- no nobler ana mere fitting
monument can be reared te mark th
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REPORT OF TUB COXDITIOX OF THJC ,
Bank of Wake
at Wake Forest In th Rut of North Carolina, at th dose of bualn' '
.-; Mayt. llli.. . .-, " 7' . ;
rkbocrccs
Loans and discounts ..,....! I.SIt.TI
Overdraft secured, 1141.11; unsecured. $411.11.. ...m... l.lll II
Ranking House. Furniture and Fixture . M . M ,. I.I 11.11
Du from Ban ka and , , . . i i 1 1 . l i i i ,17,441.11
Cash 1 tema ... ... ,.....,..... mmmmmv mm wmin' . 1,114.11,
Oold -Coin . i . . .x .. .... T 4II.I '.
Silver coin. Including ail miner coin currency MMM.MeM - 4I4.TI -h
National bank note and other U. 8. note .... .v-.. 1.1 14.14 ,
Total
4) V
Capital Mock paid la
Burplua fund
e)e4
Undivided pro fits, lees carreat vxpenaa
Rill payabl
Tim certl Ilea tee of Dopoait
ueposita auDject to rosea . . .-u. ......
Cashier' Check outstanding
Total ..... ..... . rye.LM.11MIt.l'
STATB OF NORTH CAROUNACOCNTT OF- WAKST:
l. t. K. Holding, t ashler ef the
that the above statement I tru te th
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Subscribed and sworil to befor met this 1 day of May, 1111.
M. H. JONES. Notary Fubllr.
My Commisaion Expire May Ilth, Hid.
Si if .'if- -c
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heroism aad devotion of the Coafed-
rat soldier, than thla building a a ,
home for hi heroic and devoted wife, :
And to thla aoble pure, T now dedicate
th beautiful spot la thl sacred uv .
rounding, of glorloa htatorav post.- .
and of bright and Inviting futara i . - .
fftVaeaceaf Jnvtuvu
Go to il Soorcar mod thn
1 . comptuhed.'.: .1:;. '. '
eeaMew
Only those wh have weed BBS.,
for the blood know that catarrh I sim
ply bleed trouble. :;.
Meet people, unlnstrueted i thl mem- ";
branenu disease; treat their nee and'
threat as If catarrh waa a meal trea M.
11 I act ae. Te treat catarrh Jt la nee-. ,
eeaary te go late the Hsaatk, th liver,'
the luaga, the kidneys end all the vttat I'
ergaae ef the body. Aad tt la & B.
that at ears eater lb ewttr bleed ctr-'
ewlatlea. aU the ergaaa ef the body, all
the ataoea eerfaee and bssamea a . ,
dominant factor fer renewed health. It '
la a Bimpt method when yea ftenre It
eat Catarrh la plainly aa Innacama. ,
tlea ef the maceua-membrane. ,
And there Is la B. B B eertala ins-re- "
d lasts which cause these mucea sot' -,t
faeea te eaaasBr er eeavert their sacra,
tiona let a aubetaace fer easy slim. ,. v
laaUen. A apodal beek oa this subject -will
be mailed te an wb write te The '""
Bwlft BpeciA Cex. 11 Swift Bldgu. U
laata. Oa.
. Catarrh la very eftea tha result f ,
sent ethsr blood TroubTe," Bern- genw
that gete late the bleed aad multiplies '
beyond the eentrel ef aatare, -.-' -v
ttlk the remdy. Do act aaeapt'
a eebstitute fer this aaatrhlees remedy.
Read the circular wiappsd arouad the
bettl. It I lapertaat. ,
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above - named bank, do solemnly i
beat ef my knowledge, and beltag.
T. K. HOU3INO. Cashier.
Correet - Attest: ' -
- R. - M. SQUIRM -
J. Tt OORREIJ.
Wi W, HOtAjlNq-
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