For results, Adrerfes in THE HiDEX-lthree times the calculation of any other paper published in Cumberland County.
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VOL. NO. 23
German Army
Fight
ZjbJ
The Battle line 200 Miles
Long The Alliesare to.
couraged and now Equal
the Genmans in Number
J'luri, fcjt. Tee Uerman
i nw mx U- AtfkUu'wod
uf lax soul m the ui ctvun
Ux AiUi Axnry we V
im.it U-e a4nitfe, but le U-
it u yrUkbly U
j - lr tiffurv Lh frill LeAt
.f :ninfii Ijtf ilrn lioUi
mica ax uWOAitiil and iur tne'From tune to tin,, tie jeru.aua
Xul Un.s LU- axjuit vX liugiiid
i,.t rai- t.iUJU UI U.ULUI -
Ui U LUv Hi.Ui;i.
it -d Uat abval i,VJ,W
lUKiX UU each, kitic X; UOW
ii.S-gi-d ui vhl LA-cly to be
U gnaUst uugic ui lias
worlds luatory. Lp to Uua tune
tLe German, fear, won every bat
tle uf any consequence, tut the
All, axe dcUruUJued to dnrt
the in cut of Franc and they
arc iikrijr to keep kauuaeruig a
way until it m done, and Ger
many Mumbled.
The invader. Uti already ioet
About 2X,000 men while the Al
lied Army haa lost about one
fourth thai number.
Troop axe coming from India.
Buaeia, Canada and KaUad aa4
it ! ool qation of tin
until the grtm w7
world eer U on
Un defenwre. WUt tb oatcoia
irfll U no nu cu tll, but tli
ehnc tbt the proud nUon
Uut brought on tht wU
tjU.
Cutbuxrt for Enwin
U.iue, Spt. 8. UwpAtckea
txived bre from Vienna J
thf Tribuna ddre ibai
u King tipreaaed in u;
!T.T;.n.t ration in Bouman.a
. . m J Dniui 1
ing bjifore the alhe. naa
A 1 V-
a si 4k. Invniif
ering fiorce but unauccewful con
ter-attacha
Tha fiffhtina today extended
along both the Oureq and Marne
. . ; tka
Britiab fore bave eng4 U
1 .i.i.t
strong Ofienwva w hm-
I "r? nt riu Al-
jnaa oeeu - -
In th aentof of a AJ
Ca 9vaMl further aana'
and uulbaria in larur wi - ; , .
TiStriM belUred a Mid that .11 pr nt. of the
io H Ui ?tor of Ore.t Pritian, men of the Meehlar regiment.
BniSa, d rnee-tht Triple h. diaappe.red
"i? UnXT iSuSS i AoatrUn. Pmrtin,.
polgarina CoD removed Rome, fiept. 7 -Reporta aa7
llnngftry, H I f d,mioD. from the Ao.-
reeently bj Jeered T """i8
v'eL; Of Xh irM TM - aaid U, be .penally trn.
IPW f!L5. I along the Boumaniaa frontier
U blatt. acord- ! 4lmd ako that
Tna Vitnn. TfW. n Aatmn .oldier, have
Wrr b reaehed SwitaerUnd through the
erti that lYio:. of Trrol. It U aaid that 34 pr
wntUa to tit "TV eeot of the men of the .Merfclav
Bulgaria Ml "1 ,f wgimenU hare diaappeared
Bolgark tk ene, 'V L
tht BlaTf. Autrinni in Retreat,
f retrograj. A., Sept. 7. The
"Ckl Out of fraac " 'folloaing official announcement
Pari, Sept. 9.-Tle ttla fiTen out today :
proceeding to the rt of Tarii -The Auatrun army corp. be
appeara to bt the tmpr- tween the nver Viatula and the
tant and ot itubbornly fought river Bug are retreating with
combat of the campaign. MUj- enorraoua loaaea.
Ury authoritiea decline id md- "The reaiaUnce of the enemy
cate the number of men engaged j,M broken,
bnt hundreda of thouaanda are ' There are evidencm of the
participating on both aidea. ' pos il.il ity of a famine in Austria
According to tho in poaition
to obtain authentic information 0,0 gtrika Impassible
the caaualtiea have been a Barrier,
great that th German have re- n(joni Soft. 7.-Once more
queated an armistice of 24 hour. 0trm,na ami the allied
The armialie wa refund with FreBoi, ,D(1 jjritiah armies tare
the reaponae : grappled in the great battle
"We grant you that time to hw fceen fougt ith only
get out of Franca." tw0 i,rief intermwaiona aiure An-
An offcial communication i- juat 2.ld. The tide haa tnrned
aued by the war. office ahowa that fop time tt jtMt and ord
the flerroan wing, whil retreat- t0 aB 0ffiejal bulletin from
Checked
forParis Begin
he oocamd, the two ppotu
frt,c aduig (h dar w)
rifig fortunta, which, ho w.rtx
are regarded w jaore frorhl '
to AUi ttao to tlir idvr; j
wcrnuui Fartm 17' D..tl
t i. A . .
" w ' WU
Stpt. 7. Ia th fight -
Km-L tm gOiOg oil tod m
f u.t and northt of
baok toward the capital, frruca
trep. Art hariLKsiliir tiair n.ar. l.
taj"n engage the Frn-l
at
faM
! - rrr-aiJi slieii
; COntiCUaLly LU tie jef
Quarter Million Rusaian Molukr
ed In France
ISonv, Spt. 8. Accordiz-j; to
the Heme Tribuoa, thre if in
France toiav u.ul of 2.'0.Ojj
Kuaaiau trx-
,
turn uc.,'pi tvw'Ui.j( r.uri
peror William'. ,,reance at Me, !
. . 1
to thia coiicutrtiou
(Li
Ruaaiaua.
Belgrtda Fritting op Splen
did Defenaa
JLondoo, Srpt. 7.- -lirlgrmde i
4 ill putting up mafbificut
Art ena tad f'f a htrou- ei
aicple of the enduraor of both
th aoldirt and rifUiaa Keo
tbe voib'b are fighti tt'i
bornlr The Serriana avear tie
Auatriaisj w21 eatrr tie
capital a Ixr a c kouae
ataeuia azxi owr i i.a.
DafUc
Aray
tkt rt fr si Aiitnan
am f ar ur ase"
is tai4 to w
al2 & Il'4.ac.Mk frtdtrr
aai it t irUrf-d al that bih
AutruB .Jdr. h
rea-tte1
.4ilirliiul thrttiirh tU 1 vroi. I
p, the flcrroana on fcunUny
11 1 . a.. ..A
evenicg were compelled to retivat
Oermana Repulaed.
Iiondnn, Sept. 7.--A Renter
w,i,.k from Antwem ton-
Xirm. e.rbea dhapWWa of a
riarm&n moiiIma rTiilav al vnap
v . , - 4. -
nelle An Bow. and naya they
J the duh add.
returned to BTumla,
(Coatianed on p )
FAYETTE VILLI, K. C,
CALEAifZA WILL EUW
Dr KEXXCAH EACE
Win Be Candidate For the Pres
idency U tha Coujrtigution
aJ Election
CHIEFS HAEM6M2E
e. - U
iwl rv-iaeal rtiiii. rcccul
" 'rtiua tU1 ae ievu Cr-
1 ii.u it .iiu..
Uut. UjUi-vu. jau.
' j j uu: skucU
j . . i
'I .ji4 i.4v ;ucU VuU
rai.
i i
a:ii va'.uabic. Mr. 1 uiicr iuttr-
! v Citv txiy iuiU it mm ri-pvrt
t.j tlic fu-t chi-i ai aasieated
t. Vi!U'a i'l '.'if raiji. liivli i a&
t'jllvWi .
"Tit a nuiit.vii oi outi
,
' -Kgi be ca.1
t.. ..tfrt. th lit tilt
r.i u iiiauit- uie ui- oi m
t li ' tivu tvr C'ynuresh, I'rtrfcident
' Ttiat uiilitarv iiiao be 4
i-andidatc lor I'residt-nt or Vice
rn-fcid'nt or lor governor of an
StaU-.
'That a rivihan tWe charge
oi th iroviioDal jrovrrnment
to bold rleitiooa.
' That a general amnfaty be
d.i Lar.i eii-ept as to thoae who
1-ouiti.uUd (tiait or participated
ui th- aamat)oU -ot Madero ao
That ifu-rra of th old Fed
eral axmjr, who can aho dean
rwrda, aball be taken into the
&r Naliuual arrnj.
That all rfforiua ahall be pu
TLk jt!.r.ui m an e?rgftii- manner.
trubut "U a I'titl and i-onstitutioiial
jbaak."
arraua already baa i-oiuplied
with tbe firat propoaal by calling
a irrneral runveution for October
1 to iect a proviaiimal president
l'ndr the Mexican Constitution
the proviaional preiadent cannot
be a candidate in election, con
tacted under bis administration.
f arrauza, therefore, if he wiahea
to become provisional preaideot,
will not be in office longer than
the period neeesaary to conduct
an election. If he reaigua tf
first chief he may enter the
Dresidential race, aa hia friend.
cleam he ia not g miliUry man
in the accepted aeoae in Mexico.
The belief prevail here that
Carran will reaign in favor of
. civilian aa proposed by Villa
and that he then will wage an
dencv. Villa ia not expected to
active campaign for the preai
support Carraiua at the polls.
It is understooa fiere mai
American force, will not be
til the election for permanent
withdrawn from Vera frua un-
prfsident is held.
Durham Recorder Poke. "Gentle
men of Leisure."
Durham. Sept. 8. Perosas re
maining iu Durham niuft work
At bast thw ia the idea ot tin
poll e force of the city,
aie making a steady campaign -gaiMt
vagrants. For the f ait
thrc seaaiona of recorders couri
as a.uiiy a three vagrants aa-e
been before hia honor ou f k
occasion. The defendants an- be
ing placed under bond to (ro
to Mjrk immediately and re
lompelbM U report to the re
corder each month ti show that
unless prevented they are engag
ed. In several ease, a provi
ion w inaerted. whereby the de
fendhiu k not allowed to ban;
arour.d pool room, or remain on
the streeu later than 1 o'lhckj
at uitrbt. Th. ehy official, relj
Hss.inu that strict co;nplan)
tk.u rulinx-a of th. .ourt.
v a w -
will itfcy loafing fat Dwknm-
E?T 9, 1914.
iOSHPHUS DANIZLS
PRAISES WILSON
Sys Adainiatrntion'a Mexican
Poncy Eaa Jnstled It
atlf FuDy.
FAC STS HERE.
Water vilie, Me., .pt. i. Con
trasUrg the peace of the LuiUtd
bUtca with the wax m Juro,
6- civiaxy ol tW- -N Uaiucla,
a: ti aadrtaw? bi-re U-night, U-i-.iUcU
the pr-ace wtticii Aincfita
' Uj'A b la iav lu UM: bVdleMuan-
M..J' in UajiUUtijf iiil'Kuit dipio-
L-ouutUig compUeaUoXia gro-n-
out of VaUf'niia ieguLiUon
: iUv ocguiuiug of lite Wuiii
. ..iiuWJaUoi-, JUtth Uirt-attin-ii
..ii-i. jur traditiotaj ir;cia-
s t rtitii JapiU', tht crelr
.ftftd that "tke wia i're--;it
ud wim; Secretary 6UU,
ol jh. -'- aiid jaUi.e pur
; .J a couiitiit cour-ic ot lriend
6l a-ud frankntiia which repre
n; atr of Japan likewise held
ti. a courae of ccuaauitation and
:i. uUsLip rel'uaitig ty Le ' hur
11 .1 .y Uie tli-uglitiea or to
I' tUeir head beiauae Ot the
iaiuoi oi jingoism.'
St-t retary Daniels called atten
tion to the protest against the
J 'resident a Mexican policy, ita
ridicule aa "amateur diplomacy
I'.v utny and prediction that it
would fan.
Iljppily the policy of the
Administration found favor wiU
iii. I u!k of the sound cituena
ot Uif republic of every politi-
al party," Mr. Daniel, contan-
ued. 'and the hand, of the
1'resident were upheld by the
great majority of the members
of Congress by a large portion
Today we owe to our admuustra
of t'ae press, and by the people
tiou the fact that while nearly
all Km I'jiau are at each other'.
throat-, in deaths struggle, Mex
ico i uiiiing into its own and
takiiijj the first steps toward
etablitlnn a constitutional gov
ern111e.1t. and our own people on
their own hearths and fireside.
re free from the perils of war.
The world "stood aghast" Mr.
DanieU declared, "at tbe con
flict :o Kurope." "Before the
final appeal to arm. while sitting
at the beside, of hia dying wife,'
hesaul, "President Wilaon sent
a cable message to the heads of
the Towers tendering the good
offices of the American Govern
ment in the hope that the dif
ferent might be settled with
honor without resort to arms.
Our ue President did not limit
the good office, of the Amer
icn Government -to the period
before the outbreak of the war,
but volunteered them at any
time they would be acceptable.
"This tender voiced the Amer
ican spirits), and the American
impuUe. If all warring nationa
eouid have accepted this method
of arbitrament of their differ
ences, what a blessing it would
have carried into the homes now
full of tears.
Dies After a Few Moments Bines
Mr. I. H. Spearg. of Wade,
who was on a business trip at
the home .. Mr '.. M. New tuns.
of Ilojic Mills, had a attcke of
apoplexy and died in ;i very
short while lie wh about 4'
years old and leaves a wife aud
a married daughter. The tuneral
was held at Tatuiu. S. C. Sun
day afternoon.
Excitement on Haytnount.
Last Sunday night while peo
pie were at church a negro man
went to the home of Mr. Albert
Slocomb on Haymonnt and start
ed trouble with the cook. Mr.
Slocomb went out and ordered
him away, but he refused to go,
when Mr. Slocomb went for hia
gtin and fired one ahot at him
which bad the desired affect, an
tha negro boat a hasty retreat
BIG WAS WILL GO.
Agreement Between Katente to
Act Toget&er Only fx Peaoe.
ALLIZS NOW STEONGER
T hmtoc,. I). L'., .Sept. ."1.
Official and dJloiuat Lfre to
day believed ttie agPeeafeUt Jt
aigtitd i ljrat BriUan, Yaoc.o
and liuj:a not to make jea'
ex ej.t mutuai coiiacut, m &ut
tht v. Si' oulu U.- lought to n
tki-i&ni. iiO. Uii all shIcs 1L1'
tiiiouiice in iiit was accepted asj ltf-Krt of . D. Davis. Supt.
ui- jtiiuig u.eitabie j-roluugutiou i Convict force rad and oa mo
ii tuc airufegle. Prisiiiciii Wil-jtion approved. 32wardi mada
aou nd SccreUtry Bryan were i eot f323. 20 prisoners,
said t " bae been depresbed by Bide were oeued and aupplica
the news. ! bought for Sept.
D.pioifcaU 01 the allied powers; Ordered that Al-x Usae pur
...wprcUu tl.c ag'ecm nt a a -haRe su -h elotiiitij.- as nctesary
wiutioii vh the Jart
!iint:n m,.J KutisJa 'o wage tiieirj
j u ar'.ii .
i pe.-u,
every quarter, inch
reverses in Fran -e,
I Kr.iin ali Flirts of th iti(.e Koir
- - ' 1 - o o
land is gathering colonial troops
Jiupe that the gathering
strength of tha Triple Entente
might yet cause Turkey to
remain neutral waa revived a
along diplomats, though there
was an absence of advice, from
Constantinople.
Soma Hope of Turkey.
The contest in diplomacy be
tween Berlin and London baa
been causing considerable worry
around the world. The allien, it
is. understood, have expected
Turkey openly to align herself
withf Orrmanyy and Austria but
tlie delay in the Porte 'a action,
although construed by many aa
merely a mean, of completing
military preparations, has produc
ed a ray of hope that th. war
party in Constantinople will not
triumph.
Many of the conservative par
ty in Turkey contend that Tur
keys finances were so consumed
in her last wars that a new con
flic t would be economically ruin-
ou and that her Mediterranean
port would be at the mercy
of the Anglo-Saxon fleet.
while the Balkan States waged a
seperate war on land.
All these considerations have
placed bffore the Porte by di
plomats representing the alliea.
Iast reports, however,, show
wavering, witn toe muaary arm
of the Ottoman empire prepar
ing industriously for all even
tualities.
Roumania Worrie Turiu
Reports that Greece had an
nounced her intention of remau
ing neutral waa regarded as
likely to have an encouraging ef
feet at Constantinople. Tbe de
cision of the Porte on war and
peace depend, almost entirely
on what the alignment will be
in the BalkaasToday it was
learned here on authority that
Turkey waa not ao sure of Rou
manian support as previously.
Roumania, it wa aaaid, has bad
a secret alliance with Austria
for some time and always haa
labored a grudge against Russia.
The Roumanians, however, are
racially Slavic and latest inti
mations are that they plan to
offset any help Bulgaria might
give to turkey, a circumstance be
lieved to have caused the Porte
Porte to delay action nutil it can
learn better the intentions "f
its northern ueighhors.
bnoot-ng at wade.
A message was received here
Monday from Wade conveying
tlie news that a negro was shot
by another negro sometime 'lur
ing the afternoon, and that a
physician was wanted Dr Me , Ordered that S. B TaiVt
Oougau answered the call and be allowed to get 0 feet. 13
found the negro was shot through inches and 30 feet of 6 in tile on
the stomach. Their names could the road from Rivera, 1, school
not be learned. I house and th K inj 1 onTe'fc
Bridge.
One Million Troop. Axe Engaged j Dr. Kibler of the State Board
in th. Fighting. i Health appeared before tha board
(Pari., Sept. 8. It is estimated and asked for an appropriation
unofficially that nearly 1,000.000 of $300 00 for defraying the x
troopa are engaged in hd fightin pacso. of a campaign asjataaej
wkiea to pKvceedang the east spread of typhoid fever. On
at Fart T. j (Pcntta-Wid .a peg )
11-00 A TEA!
C0M3XSSK)NZ XLEETLRQ.
The Bard m-t ai regular ad
jounwj mot-UL Tuesday. Men
ltxs praent A. B. Smith, Otair
un. Joka H B mdn, I). K.
Taylor, F. C. Yarbort., Alexan
der 81 iii mo ua.
Minutes o' the Lest luoeUnjf
read aud and ua motioa. approv
ed. Iteport of Dr. J. W. McNeill
County Physician, rta'd and on
motion approved.
itil'T U.'
minute
tuc county
Home. .
li.p'n i.' ,1. A Monro asaia-
j tant Supt. road r.-ad and appro
ed. and tender his resignation
to the Board, which Le had ten
dered to the chairman, which i.
accepted.
G. T. Hulard contractor af
Board for Beaver Dam road
read his report which ia accept
ed. Road reported in good condi
tion, the beat he haa ever seen
there. 21 men, 14 mules.
Report of J. R. Ilulin, eoatrac
tor for Bockfisn and Peaxee'f
mill read and on motion ap
proved. Report of Q. A. Hall, contrac
tor for Cedar Creek read and in
motion approved, with condrtjon
that all the road, be put in first
class condition by Oct. 1.
Report of W. L. Lewie, eon
tractor for Carver. Creek, rend
and on motion approved. 89
men, 38 mules.
Report of J. M. Green, contrac
tor for 7 1st read and approved.
46 men, 46 mule..
Report of D. If. Matthew., eon
tractor for Black River re a and
approved. Roads reported in goo
condition. rfJ
Ordered that J. R. Bowden ee
the proper authoritiea in tb
towns of Wade and Godwin and
Falcon and see that thes incor
porated towns put roads in good
shape at once.
Roport of J. A. Beard, contrac
tor for Flea Flill read and on
motion approved. ;
iteport of Mr. D. J. Bra.
Supt. Road, read and on motion
approved.
D. W. Carter and other, ap
peared before the Board and pro-
poaea to rurnun two mule team.
100 day. on the road from Bran
Simmon. Mill to Jeasup. Kill,
nd 100 yard, beyond. Ordered
that the eonvietjf be allowed
to remain on this road tot weeks,
building a 12 fitot road, at th.
end if six week, from this day
to move to other road.
On motion of D. K. Taylor ae.
onded by Alex Simmons. It ia
ordered that this Board advirtiae
for bids to build the Maxwell
Road from Blues Sand Hill to
Maxwells Bridge and fill at riwr
at Maxwell's Bridge.
Ordered that W. A. Herring
and Family he allowed $15.00
per month for 'I nomtlis
On motion ordered that this
Board make sand clay roa, from
near Wade ly way r II A.
Bain to J. A. William either
by contracVr or b free l.ibor.
The hcaringr on the matter of
road froro Stedran to R d.
Bullocks be laid over till next
meeting of this board.
Ordered that D II Matthews
sive 15 davs the road from
Qid Lake to J. T I. Matthew