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jWillJSot Accept Peace ; . '
CoL Lycn, a Friend,
Ms&cs Statement j
ca Subject
lie Believes Roosevelt I
Onlj Mam Who Ua
Chance to Win Over
Jr. Wilson.
JCw Tori. Feb. S "Col.
Tlt will ccP tb EepublkaB Horn-
fcatioB or Preaident. jf it come
irva Republican Stat-'
UB i f
Thi UcUratwa n$ ta today
ir CoL Cenl tyt. JieT.; a 1 .
h4 aU pciiucal aJ. fie U4
jit retred ton Qyiur Bay w-ker
lxtji vaat to vta they vouUI
.y &'tvat;r.f fUe-It. Ly
"I hate riaitei cear:y ery
wv -n - I
fvu&4 the aea'.jr.w.t ic farcer U Lim.)
A. fri Coi Aev:t, !
av B0 iejure to t the iwerLxa-1
fcjK. U fee were a drift ts j
OA Rooeeveit aaiU fur the Wtt J
next Fr4y. On feu return
it wUl be aore that affa:r feave aap-!
he ceftJerrea iti EieT4 aad ' . fc j ft aihirgtyn. Tbe saae off.eial tonight
V. PerfciAf, firpuUkaa . CiniitU J ru"t,ir: f g ave an intonate new the whole
trr. . L P'Zf ilJ'JI' 1 L5 r.egotiatiow
. CJ. Ly idea tit if tie Repub- f"?fr.r ? ?" p--UW detail, gor.
ei theve to tbe potct where he LiKwa ia-t cht, OUt the FrJ N'a
4ciart ki ieatMiyry. Tfc ft , tivaal Blt ay be .Jrewganized,
ttat J-iittc U gh.t ei4 nut ' pern-t ( thi n. thinjf 4e&Ht c-;-J be -the
ae hi cwce waa dec'arae hy ' rured to prwe it. It is kr,wn that
fnec4t of Roceeveil u maae the lat-" there it fauca talk going on aaiosf
ttr crw ahKMOte'y dear. j the 4epctc.r is the tajik that there
A ttateme&t iaue4 at Oyster Bay ;u a Fusibility fvr a rr?an:ititn
t-jtufht oc.'re4 thai Rooeeveit eon-'-of the haivk. la the evet that the
tier it aa practically certain that
Jtstk Uoxbrt would evapietely
eljoeinaU kutW as a presidential
poeuttlity ty text Ji.ee. Reve4ts
frie&da feaTe Mrred him that he
alone can defeat President Wilson ar.i
teat he fan have the nvmination from
twjk .K- V..r.l ..I Pn,nH.) fct tfctr r,...-ht tit I t. me iV
live parties. ' ito rw$wte the Unk. Tb htU:hmtUr-t thAl Mr Umg wwU have
Mr. Roosevelt will be acmrrs.i ! rtc:ie the fa-t that Fayettevjlle U c mr.orandum had it rot
on his trip ty Mrs. JWelt. Report ! Urge wcugb to s-rt three Ur.k. ; " M Zmerman bistoricaJ pro
thst the Peuohani Pwrreasir. ; ,fc.t t;n:e, are lLTV AmenfSn r,a-
leader, Wilisam Flycn wM N in
the party are or,tr tutotvii ui
rt urn to N T'-rk.
FATKBUIIKTIN
Cuelt, fl, Fire i-
f(,yrl ewri J;tff in th
rf C.Wle .-b -f fM.s":".'
vr (wrnfij wiwf fir
lefg ttrp4 itt4irrr
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ht rothr rii .n tie aI..M
, . S
ramp win oiw.. 'vve - j
t it i f .e d en-.- i..ftUi?r.
iS the ftr4 th s ii.ii!itf sn-
rr-'irt'..
rrri ni,-r-t rtc if of. Hu-
MM. ,K1I.TV WlH-N .
IVIUk.' tttren M.1J on
N. V..rk. .b 3 --M" 'A v
Wuri-rs, iLts Itai.r, aifi .("i '-f
st f t , v.iht-r Li ills'! l'
t. a ih'tr),' 'f frs"''1 ! "
I'-veTrpfiit by ui. ' '
1 .iU I y bs-r ff.-m F.orol'f i '
emr-ec.
Mr. Wtrren rt-tunm-l fri.m
wish weaniig apjiard al
hi h h dwlarel b""
!y llk0i but gu eminent ni -valued
them at tl().,,rf1-
Mrs. Warren pledolvt V ''
wa relasl on a t-.i l'4
Warren's offante carries a fine !
(K0 or two year in prison
nr 1.J.
HAS THE tiKIPPS.
Mr. H. a Downing U eonfioed to
rooot with a severe attack of l
bU
at Any Price They
Declare.
t -
j Waa.hit.gV.n Fek The first of- r
fica! augment i&h-ed tudaf ty the
'!- :td rfcwd
vm , MICH A'WaiU VIJ J i
j qfst fur jlc eightibou day fur trn-j
p'.oyee means that it ipeo are akk-J
j ir.g fur a shorter ur cy and not
j fvr mure. money.
"If the railroad -iivt'fi kger i
i day," aj ..the statement, ."then it I
The railiW wyatuLatA decl.p-
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, ltIa ceai,ul1 s j
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tit jcatke."
FOtTETH NATIONAL BANK HAS
CHANCE OF REORGANIZING
la the Ereat U C'aaawt Be'Reorraa-
a yw Baa May Be .
Fr4.
There r a posstlity, it became ;
iaabtutjiva raft sot be recryatuze
there is probability that a new baci
will be formed here to tae the ptace
tit the Fourth Kan.cal.
A letter wtucb has been sent out
to a cumber of the Fourth National
deixsitn.rs and stoik holders ynt.ii
ao test ; Lr , ' !J a seriea of
'tT 7 - , the .inkic.
l iteA peace; ti.
Oif.ciais f the bank yeatenltyl ..........a.
state- ifcit it as nimbly prd-a'?! ) . .
th.,t JJ d-'pv..tr w.'uld t-e pa.J dJ-jDR. JfcNFJLL PRAISES THE
lt f r d.tlr. it Cl l rcir.embeic.Ij ffU"MV SCHOOL TEACHFRS
sh.t Pttwdeft Ijily falvruje-J L'S
farrtbT virg o..i statement I
f she lurk's tl- sit, up.
T dt" f t'j base s mttt-
'jrr-Si t ft ! rr
.4 t. -;,. s t.t trt-rt" !! te
't.rf.l u 1-M y sl.m
of
i iKir
-!ra I'hance ' their jrumji itr
,
irj,,rt'
a, i rtt?
? i re-
! tip.
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. .-ivtiil ihvents to
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(ot b. rt tt ''
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ll I KM.
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Vard (Hstwn,
, vnt et' 'tvltut
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FAYETTEVILLE,
Ilih Official Believes
Germans Talked
Too Much.
ilUnia Case WouM
Hare
Been All Cleared l Bat
For Mr. Zimmerman '
Protests In Press.
i
W4ffh;r.xt.n, Feb. The real rev-
soft for the latest delay in the final
VJ.rtT , - . ... ...
' "'- r--
meat ly bigb tciala of the German
trTjaeat us Berlin.
Thi information me from a high
cffu-uj trf a f-:ga yoTertunent in
several ttonthj be-
the rocseauencea of
the publication in thia country oi in
terview (rranted in Berlin rece&tly
th. official belieres, the right to shield
hiz&seif behind a time honored caa
wra f'f silence which pro tec ti all of
f.cia! Washxgtcn o far a newspa
per vtteraccea are concerned.
This (fflcial version is as follows:
"The Lasitania question would
have been settled last Friday but for
newspaper interviews given in Berlin
r riJJ' l? r. Zixnnserman, secretary
ivr iLre:jrn acatrs. I here u only one
kind tt dip'-vniacy, and that is silent
diplomacy. The I'cited State will ae-.
cept an answer if Eiiai'J corrected. I
have no doutht about that, but to
Zimmerman's unkindly statements
may be attributed the present delay.
The motive that inspired Zimiaer.
man was undoubtedly the aanse mo
tive that inspired the chancellor of
Germany .into giving his views for
publication in the United States.
When German Ambaador Bens
tyiif visited Mr. Lansing Friday, tai
him the German naomoran.
""" vase u.i-re :s no
) , .
n , . . . j
Be Found in This
Stare.
Dr- Me1l, in a public ft&temerf$
yesterday tvewlnf said that h't wa j
pet usually stHicM with tha bragging
h&bit but there wm me thing that
he w pruud to brag about, ami that
was tie ilno' scboul teacher )ikb
this i-mmti' h. I
Dr.. McNeill stab that b'did notj
fx,!!V aif;ifit?r .cowssjy in "the 'State !
Hud .vich n fell amun! fins ctrj of
!! ! tea-.hers fiiniHerlnntl.
mr. hill Aim roit.
Mr F K Jisil
S ).! ! th.' 4!
- f,-l i!.-
,T'- .it ji .r
1m t'J) tint, J li
! .,( !' 1 ),!,
i . iii-t n It r i f s
Notice Depositors
The call for a meeting ct i'm depositors
of the Fourth National Dan!; means VOU.
It means that the presence of every indi
fdual who has a penny in that bank, from
-e big man with his thousands to the lit--"
!e Christmas savings child, is wanted at
cilices of Snif h & Sandrock on Wednesday,
bruary 16th, 2 P. M. Special seats will be
provided for widows and orphans.
W. F. CLAYTON,
C, W. SANDROCK,
Com. for the Depositors,
N.-C. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9
1916
Charges Against Him
Made In Public
Vesterdayi1
He Ls Charged With Breach of
Promise, Infidelitj and
.'unprofessional
Condoct.
Wtshinrtfii. Feb. Grave charr-
e if-sir.st Louis D. Br&sdeis, com-
preire Court Justice, were made in
a public hearing today before the
Serjfte Judiciary Sub Committee;
Clifford Thorn, chairman of the
Fjulway Ctrj&ission of Iowa, creat
ed serration when he told the com.
mirxe that he Uliered the cosdate
was guilty of infidelity, breach of
faith, and crprofessional co&doct in
conr.ertioa with one of the greatest
ZiiKi ij the present generation.
FUNERAL OF ENGINEER
WRIGHT HELD TESTERDAY
Easts of Hia Brothers of the Rail
Were la Attendance Received
Eigfc Praise.
The funeral ci Er.gineer David K
Wright, who was killed in a Seaboard
wreck Tuesday, wa conducted yes
terday at the family residence. No.
427 P-smsey street at twelve thirty
o'clock. The tody arrived here on the
Norfolk Southern morrdrg train.
Rer. W. R. Royal!, pastor of the
Hay stret Methodist church conduct
ed. .?remony. w n
Er.gineer Wright wa accorded
Masonic funeral and the burial later
followed in Cross Creek Cemetery.
The phoenix lodg-e of Masons was
present in a body.
The active pall bearers were members-of
the Phoems lodge he the
honorary cnes re erg'.r.ere and
tmployees of the ?slcari ko bad
worked side ty nie with Er.ir.eer
Wright for mar.y years.
The fatal wrevk in nhkh Ertrinetr
Wright was killed has trvught st
p,w of U.c Seslnard eirp'-yets. H-t'h
-raise has l-en given Er.grter
Wright by his. fellow u.r-crr, eal
he was loved by r.li t-f there.
This is th th-nl f.ua! 4. tiJt w
occur in .the Wr K'i t fnr.iiy. all oi
hem resulting ri-ra r. J"rfi att.-.k-
Dir.n i.i Mi. nr.
Mrs. EJwsrl
,-.t her home i
era! will be" e
Jrwe this pi-1
v, 1
Elm f'lct TU f
! I , t i rre r
in at -lo-.CkJ.
' '- trT.V
The prk f -1
i. urKct yesttfr :
11 1-2
i.
Only a fw '
At"cn''i rii-.inoN
y.-. j v.. , i ..(.!
..: .i Ts,t . , ' ' t - 1
ii.uy. i
BASE BALL GETS Hi
TEE COYS' CONES
Meeting Last Niprht As
sures Crack Team For
Fayetteville. It is the lat half of the ninth in
ning. Fayettevjlle is at the bat and
the score s.and two and thret in fa
vor of the visitifig team. Twc men
are down and one on first. Up cornea
a Fayetteville baler and there are two
st-ikes on him. Toe spectators are
quiet when bang? away sails that pill
over the fence and in comes the man
that was on first, the batter makes a Cn F e-ruray twenty-fifth the teach
home run and Fayetteriila wins four19 of Cumberland county, will m
see! ijsi' V. 'un't you do some j1 Tsyettevffie at which tjne iiaaJ
Well, 01 that is announcing the Plans discussed for the coiO-
w.'xpi v ?
Weil, all that u armouncir.s' the
faot this morning that just such anan incidentals relative to the ..mv
occurence as is stated above stands , meBCemect wiu rran?ed.
a fair chance of happening. It might) SaP" tendent McBride yriif
be said that it stands more than ai1 tk ci enthusiasm t lo
chance, because the Toung Men S k abused fcaocg the cour.'y ih.I
Cub iat night id a meeting and de-1 ""i ttat Le practical' arerf
cided that it WOULD have a ball i ieameef thv yea..- wjIJ
team . I be one of the best ev er hvJ i n tL
At the meeting last night officers i Sta- rf orTjl Caroana. Ir il Bni?'
for the local team were elected ajstate8 ttr
follows; P. T. Fry, manager; Cio .miatie and express mu.n fraV
Vatsor. auisunt manager and Gene ,nM m cotcIr eorrr.ot.T.ejtf
Grady, treasurer. A committe was ap- b J raaJ
poir.ted to call on the people of the! February tTrenty-fif-Ji wtf me
town and see if they are interested J Friiy- Tkat the hr, rX
in a U1I team. U entertained locally m the j.-rte
Interested! Well, it can be said that
the people will U interested. If they j
are i
get
pi.
ir.g to have the team.
KfrW if is oir r ja. rwniir tfi nflrt.-
irg of a few dollars from would be '
dingers to the coin of the realm, but i .
a 11 will be amply repaid in fun and
sport. . .
, Here i com cf ' the possible ma
terial the local boys are going to
line ap: Albert Smith, better known
a jujrf plain Al, Gene Grady, "Mike"
Crawford, Bob Noiley, a former Don
aldson1 star player, Clio Watson, for-
players, Sam Rar.kin, fvrmer Dunald-1
son man, Edgar Garret, kn.-wr. as
"Ed," Earl Stewart, Hugh Lazier,
who Wits anay his tme selimsf N'a-t:o-r.al
Biscuit i, ar.J who was a f-.ir-mer
S'-u:h Atiantii: Leaguer, G, T.
Johnson, Ilfarry Johnson, P. T. Fry,
(Vper Hall, h. M Btnrett and Fre-i
Wit'.arr., te.-iJps a score vr n.ore
ciii'k F-i uevii't piayers, t are
irt'iv ttri,rv: iuiicge.
?.,'' ul" Why, whtre'.i yru SnJ
try rri,ie than that jtrH-iSei abve?
Tj ?re ""i,,! t i-tjr jtr-t w:" ! e a.-j-t-l
s i,v r" ii r f i i f ! in ; !.i rr
!,; j, t-U- bn? !. t i: hi-ti rlt iW
At . h r si it'll f :t- V : if "vr. -(
U ! iU V-i Uy r :,-it at
vri h r r-.e the fi!..' p'j'.s 'v.il
d'-'-el
Ui:
r i rii
B i'Sci
f i:Hv.,tf TRUSS tfl ! "'"1
l iHLV IN l l.M': ' v
Tl
lie W;
"! - me.
m- .f th
KM !'l H. I. MIA t S l.
SUl IS Ml D HY JI J M.E-
Special Grand Jury Has lit-en K
l)uete4 to Reeonside- the
C.-se. Tho i?'i.
..Braddon, W. Va.. Feb.
Fortney today s juashed
9,-Judge
he
inJi:5-
iXict asalnct CvsU-i ? '-"-bank
presi.lent and John C. Moitav.
founder of the same bank, and
Democratic national committeeman j
We.-t Virginia. A tp-.it.l grai
-ry has been asked by the prosecu-,
'.ion to reconsider the matters involv
J in th case.
MeGraw was charged with being an
.!". Jordan on rn etnbea
.uient charge, .
ir.teretedL In other words, and" M' W' Wa kM'' rf facjl
ainer English. Favettev-iile is eo- i OI c-e "
PRICE, $1.00 PER TEAT?
MUERSIBSEEIBIE
ece mis am
Final Arrangements for
County Commence
ment Be Made.
Noted Educator Will Be Her
to Lecture on Saturday2.
May Hare a Farm
Life School.
ty commencement to be held here tbi
1 "ear- At tfce meetj:g arrangerr.c ntg
P-
w-mea m .u
4
pre
'.g picture of a farm Iu
school will be ahvwn and Prof. Wal
Ictj" lon 3ices o fan
life in an effort to create sucieoi
interest in this county to have a farar
life school established.
The film will show ideal farm Iifi '
school buildings, how the school cp
erate ani will depict with ocurat
r.ess the great benefits derived froS
such schools. . '
Prof. Walker will aUo talk at Ieng
th upcn the school d.rmotones. show- -
i,5g hv 'tiJ to
th
growth ani value of a mvJrrn higb
f esjfaoefL Has ddreses always prov
, interer;r,r ani o djjbt giv?
tl.e'Alki of th,s cojr.;y tuffe mighty
'ne iieas, whih, if they foilcv, wiii
! mean mjuh to the county.
; It i. iteJ on hgh ai.thoii'-y thai
iK-ie will i e a ge; i eJort rr.iii'tf iff
'.il'IS Ut
..!y Thi
I h.. fr C-n l'i i
v-iu;j he one if -. s '-jt-! t-ri-iew
j frwrad thss county has taken is r
cent year., it is c'.niM.', and wouFi
' "f ivret ftH.i Jr,- ft
f .i-i) cr
r J
; i .1,
: ;b.- e
.iKer ar
It ran n.
5 (Kti.C.J J5f
a vie 'e larfti
t fel ' ' ):iV
r ,k. tf Frvif.
.r;'..i s i f th
-1 n 3. I irge
v ; . siitT
FiMa, , aS
i 1 .i-M Ir,,iUt
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rt-
HI.
As ' ? Ml I I
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(in.
i..yctu f.iiirr
Ni vt On
the 1'roi.Tdn!.
1 s, i t ' h. f .-uni
i ; , . , i ' i i iv r hfr
h"n I- I 'J- r.::i 1.. i.ri-i-r;', ar.e of
:r".j'" t's k'lvii'.t's! i.ratrs. xvili Je
.";.; a.ioi-eijAei t
the gitt ieJ fcvho-.'I.
1 Dr.' Green is tm of th8.:bfest inferra
, etj. men on orld v.iesti'ns to. b
f.iunl in this country. He has travel
eJ ovtr n.ost of" the world, talked"
with the frowned heads of many counv
tries and studied their great iju
tions cloe
i han.i. Ilia addresses ar
ih an the charm of th
real orator.
MARRIED YESTERDAY.
Mr, T. A. Hall and Miss Eunice
Hall, both of Hayne, Cumberland
county, wer married yesterday at th
courthouse. Th ceremony waa pr
.ormoa by air. Ii. D, Uaster, J. P'
...... . 1 rt hAnu nr thA ' ti-r r-c
Crippa, it wa aUtod yter h