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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY -MORNING, NOVEMBER 2,
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CANDIDATES START TEUTON ALLIES DEAL POLITICAL LIBIT
HEAVY GLOWS LAST i THE ROUMANIANS
Stedman School Hon.- Filled
With an Enthusiastic Crowd
of Voters.
Battling Twelve Miles Within
Roumanian Border Capture
Two Towns.
BIG DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS London, Nov. I. Sweeping down
he .mountains from Translyvania the
Austro-Grman army has struck a
Is Prediction of all the Demo- new severe blow against the Roumani-
, -.... . . ' ans. Battling 12 miles within the
rratie Candidates. Each of D . . ,
Roumanian border they have occupi-
County Democratic Candidat- '! two towns. ,
SAYS PRES. WILSON
DEUTSCHLAND MADE
A PERILOUS VOYAGE
INT
Says We Should Not Make the 'Was lour Days Longer on This
GEORGE F. SEDBERRY SUBMARINE POLICY
IS REPORTED LOST.
Mistake Europe Made two
Years Ago.
Voyage Than on the Maiden
Voyage.
j Fayetteville Cituen Among Lost
in Torpedoing' of the
Marina.
UNITED STATES AND
REGISTER HITS PROTSET, ESCAPED BRITISH PATROL
es in Excellent Speeches.
Fjur things neecessary tomake our
country what it ught to he are good
homes, good churches, these first and
The advance is taking- its course
j southward of Rothenthurn Pass and
ithe towns of Rakovitsa and Titeshti
liave been occuppied by the Teutons,
according to an official admission
from Petrograd. " x
Against Use of Foreign Rela-j
tions for Domestic Political;
Advantages lhal lhose onj
Other Sde Are Guilty of.
Official Statement by Secretary
Landing and Count von
BernstorfT.
Passing Beneath Powerful Flo til
la of Bri:ih Warships Which ;
a great number or people of this CH4NGE Lr S
city remember Mr. Sedberry as
quiet and intelligent young man and
B 'nternatienal Mews Serric.)
Buffalo, Nov. 1. President Wilson
it is with great sorow news of his
viea'b ts received.
He has beer, in newspaper work in
Ha.- Patroled New " England , c':" flT number of years hav-
lir.g lieen on the staff of this paper.
He was on the ews and Observe
staff f-r s iir.'e .time and was known
in the field of journalism.
Coat.
(By International .'ewi Service.)
New London, Xov. 1. Looming up
ti - . . . , , .. , . . i .. .. . . . .nnAsl ,.,!,. C 1M1,. 1 mit nt -V- I
... . 1 Jnp oniciai report irom uucnarest , " nvoS i'h' . - 14m uae a pray
above all, then good schools and, one' .1 ' , .
today tens me Koumamans nave fing honestly, calmly and thougmy ana gHoat .1 the sea, the German mer-
fnk-n eU'Ui nriuwAM 1 -' - . -e. & ichflnt so.m ,.,.. a;.. 1 a
Gates btfore an audience , ,non-parusian manner at tne proo ; - - in piin eariy
of the s-rcatest, good government said
lion. 1 A
filling the achoo house of Stedman '
l.t night. Mr. Gates had strict at
t ntkin and made one of the best short
speeches of the campaign.
He continued by stating that the
Official admission of the Austro-
! German success followed unofficial dis ;
I patches, which for a time, created
Jems confronting the country.
,'pcke before the Elliott Club of the
Ue today n her second voyage to the Ui
;ted States.
FUNERAL OF MR. Mc MILL AN.
ATTITUDE
While BernstorfT Declares Ger
many has Made Her Pledges
to the United States and Doe
Not Desire to Violate Them.
(By International News Seme.
Washington, Nov. 1. Secretary of
State Lansing announced today that
the State Department would neithei
fourth government, was the one of the .
them accross the frontier and were
great rejoicing here. Thee report dt'- Th P'Mit waa greeted by
had declared the Roumanians, strik- prolonged hand clapping, contrasting
ints the invader heaviJy, had pressed: with his comparatively coul reception
four thuijr most interesting now
I "(luvernrncnt," he said, "in the rule
fonce more fighting1 on Hungarian aoiJ.
It is expected here that Rupsia will
in the treeta, "What we need in
this campaign is politaoal liht, notj
heat the President declared. "I will !
of the pe.p!e and the authority of the Roumania.
people. It is the duty of the people. Roumanians have retreated eo'M Stlad next week when the campaign jcident and that all of her
to tret together and choose represen- . to u,e petro-; is over so we can talk sens again.? in health.
The funeral of Mr. Roland McMil-
jct or eommtnt on the caa vf the
was held yesterday from the First i D i. , , -
J j -Marina and RoVarifnore, Iintih ships
v 'uppiisedJy sunk by German submann
tXK-k p ace at Cross i. reeK temetary. ' M.;i tu t
jes until the German government has
The Masonic and other orders as j... . .
iad an opportunity to investigate the
we!! as fi lart-e numljer of friends and . -
wardir r Company. The vovape from 1 , , 4k ! ,nciaenT-
- p J er relatives arcom pained the remains to r.aBlin,jl . -,T i e
Bremen was made in 21 days which Lu - i . , , fu - reasonable time be piven af-
' their last resting place and paid their L . . , - , . ,
was tt-cr days longer than the Deut- , ..... , " . . ... J.v.:.J .ter. tho inestlratlon bejri(r
v. J v.v. jv .h oj.vfrrnmpul hat l.o..n
no was one oitne promineni. i .- plete(1 to reply to
tizens of the section.
The submarine docked at 2:30 o'
block at the pier of the Eastern For
sell Ian ' took on her maiden trip.
Captain Koenig reported that the
voyagf had been made without in-
crew were
tatives who will carry out their will
When the 'wicked rultt the people
mourn but when the righteous rule
rany ha made application to the see
ferate b'f-'nse' of Campulung.
If
I
the people enjoy peace and pr.perity. j
Gentlemen, this is exactly the differe
nce between the Republican and IVm
ocratir party. Republicanism, is cen
tralizrd authority in the hands of the
few while Democracy' is the rule
everv msn. There is an exam
this rittht ihare at horn -. Tiie Demi
cratic candidates appearing hef-isA
you t"night were nominate.) by the
voters of Onv erhind county, over
l.Kllfl of Ih. m in the county-wi.le prl
mary, while the Republicans were
ninied in secret .i!h an exception
or two," said Mr Oate.
"I will be. re-el,-t.-d. The county
will give Democratic majority of over
r,00"; was the assertion Oates
wihch 'aue-l pndi nged sj.plau.e
' Origin of To Tarlies.
"Grnticmi-n, let us review the 1 ri
gin of the,itwo parties." he continued,
"the Republican party was b-irn 111
the north out of the hatred to the
southh.nl The Democratic patty
EFFORT TO SHIP MAIL
OS TOE
"Our economic policies can never j,',' Thy;ieiftsch!and passed beneath the
ic the u"iame ' again, heiIow rfu! flotilla of British warships
stated, it would be adUtroun mis-'whirb has been partrolling the Xew
he stated, it would be a distroua mis-! Enjr, md coast since the raid of the
take to supply, the theorie of Europe :."
two years ago," he added. Ve have! I: is beleived that the Deutschland's
a new place in the wm-lil, a place of consisted of dye stuff and che-
.Hurh influrice that cur position will mi' ;i s similiar -to those she carried
;r fire't voyage. The cargo is
To be worth one million dollars.
be completely changed in 20 years. j on
One can confidently predict what that sas
; position will be.
uitanle Terms Can he Ar-' (1l want to register my solemn pro-
tesWfigamM the use of forign rela
tw ns for domestic political advantage.
ranged Deutschland Will (ar
Ameritan Mail.
Turing practicably all of her 3.0U0
Vmiv voyage the Deutschland passed
thr ":gh stormy weather by her power
ful motor drove the craft thur the
i "the President declared. He launched bi!
into a -spirited denunciation of ihu'sH $
'. s and the master seamanship if
.tin Koenig saved her from mis-
con- '
State Depart-
jments requests for information cor.
jcerning the attacks. Mr. Lansing: in
dicated that it rnigM be neccessary
for the submarine commanders to re
j turn their bases before Germany can
furnish the information bought .
! ;.io.r.fc -Secretary Landing and Cyunt
jVuri BernstoriT, the German Ambaa-
which were designed to remove any
1rmapjjrehension which might exist re
garding the policies of either gover?v
ynent.
j ; Count! Bern toff said:
;"I have asked forjrif(rmatitin from
my Government because I h tve con
' siJereJ every report until now ini-
probable, on ac.otint t.-f the German
ashtngton, Nov. 1 Negotiations
were In-gun today ta secure the serv
ices of the German submarine Deut-
Ltnil to carry a hipment of Ameri-
an mail to Germany on her return
trip. I'ust offire' department otTical
dt- lan d that the German merchant
would !e ien a mail contract if
suitable terms c uid 1-e a ranged bi
negotiation with her owners. Thi
preliminary negotiations, it was stat-
on the other side who had done e3-" haj -ii
organied ty tne pe-Pie H.m haV(? met wtth ddficulties for pack
a tr t'-t -r-T4-n bv 'he pop'c. I do i
a f i.,rT ii mc mail f.-r submarines.
pot irsv t nwrti-n th- partiian -
nu.--ti. ri b'it -in.-e hrS s WhiA.-s
Hope and Fear Hurl
Roumania Into War
,Bolh Teams in Form ('loe
Game Predicted Hetween 4
the Schools.
Donaldson has succeeded in secur
inir a game with the heavy team from
the Carey High School for next Satur- p'e-'ge and also .in account of the
day, and the present indications point 'hat I do not believe anybody at
toward a hard fought and spirited f"ur "'dock in the morning could see
turpepo lookinir like a white. rUh.
'Thc tierman government has given
pr.'me and the ti-'iman govern-
1 niii-t
Hugh- has r-..i-d that -l" '
b,. i the f.rst t.i mention it in a
paign I r the t
reent He iv - Ihc.-e are t-.. macy
Noith Carol.niua- in , -'lice. N"W
genii." men w- i.M ' v.dc for a man
u, vai.l there re loo many of
the citiz-n- of our own state in f'"l
,.rl otl'ae? " '"" '""y' r- T,,,n
I declare t y.'U if Hafhc i- elected
it will I- ai it ba. been under lirpu-
1.H.-..I, admiiii'tintu-n before
,ilhern man will be thrown out
.'K'ni;
Says Urcnien
(liven up as Ixist
a n 1 'he
Mr. Oates exp.Jined tnal mi !
sn a.linini-tiatioil bad made it !- .
for the tarmei ... .- .rriSIS NPITrOOS AlM)Ut
Why Ronmania hopes to getout of
the Kuropenn war and what she fear
el would be fc,-r lot if she failed to
shies with the Kntcnte Allies
are iiietions logically sent forth and
:;i-e,re. in a stiiking communica-t.-n
t.i-the National (,ee-;i aphic Soci-
om I. hn Oliver I.aGorce. The
y makes public a portion 'of Mr
ffiv International Nfl Service.) 1 I a'lorce's letter in the following war
Xiw London, Nov. 1. Captain . geography, bulletin just released from
t -.1 T' .rje of the super submarine ' Wu-diinglon :"
I'eatsehlar.d today pave up a 1.-st tlie; Ke- states in history have lieen
i -Ter s.if marine ilremen. j called to such momentous decisions as
-The I'oemen is lost we have given Roumania faced when it plunged into
h. r up. al. hough she had supplies for Niagara of blood carnage that has
i':ty days aboard." the captain said. .,.',;ed down over Kuropc for these
He slated that .the Bremen left on two long years.
run- over -i
run in f.ir'
ii
I!-
K-.u
to I-cave for the North
j "Rut both hope and fear beckoned
! the Roumanians the hope of a great
er Koumania and the f.ar of a strang
led homeland.
' "The brave people of this little
kingdom for it, is less than one fifth
! as big as Texas have many proverbs.
ph
h,eh mice establfhed by the law of
,oi.lv and demand, by controlling,
the nation wi-le railroad strike move- j
ment and enacting the eight hour law InternaUonal New. Service.)
He stated that if elected t the Sen-. gaanna),, Nov. I K'O negroes j The water passeth and the stone re
ate he would do all in his p were surrounded by police reserves at mams, they sny, refering to their own 'tral Powers won
.secure such changes in our law na unie,n station and arrested here , persistence as a people in spite of th'
the cabinet judgement of the pei.pie tuJny , thy w.ere to depart for
shall say is het, and that he would nor(h u js .Hjgfey werf to
endeavor, to secure legislation so that u by Repulljcans in Tuesday-
the farmer would know what kind of ,e!.tj),n The arests which were made
fertiliser he received f r his money. l.n.jer cliy oriami,nce recently pas-
seil cr eater! a ner.r riot.
, (Continued on Pajr Four.)
flmids of humanity that have swept
over their territory.
"In the whirlpool of racial rivalries
of southeastern Europe where Ro
man and GiSlh, Hun and Slay,' Mag
yar and Mongol, with all of their do
led peoples bav
: rter and h.ive b-c-n ;
more than T.'O-i,
,a itself ;:n 1 s-T.-e.
In !!---;. r: !-i.i. i
-' miles i
'.OOH 1 1e h-re." in
,vinee of 17. e-'- n'i'
population, b-- V ; r
-hinls of tbe pe-v
ans: in T:any!-. ..r.
part of ll-iiiLMry, a
square mik. ail h
of) of i?,."oo.IIi0 pr ei
aims, are- U-uniania
., an Austrian cr-.,wn!ar..l -f
,re miles o'n-l I.imXi.ihiu popui
. than halt' are said to 1
iahs.
nd so li.OOO.OOo people yearn foi
esitoreil" Eou'mania all ethu-gia-Roumania
under the flag of pol-
itKal remained netral, they re.isone;!
the e would lie no chance of a happy
result. They might, they felt, get
something out of Russia it" the Ccn-
with Roumanian
their side; but Transylvania and Kuk
owina would still be beyoiind their
Jgrasp. On the other hand, they be
lieved Russia would give, them Ues
saiabia as a priie for participatage
C'.nte.-tryVJtheugh Carey is one of the
leafmg prep schools in the sta-e still
this is the first year in football, 'out
in spite of this handicap she has been
showing very good form, only recent-
j ly holding the strong Raleigh Highs
to a close score. Donaldson also b-t
to Raleigh by 9 to 0 sc. re therefore
if c-mparison of scores means any
thing these tw- teams rt'i! be so-'--vvhur
eveiiiy mateluHl and I. ik.-I--.!
will have her hund f.ilj to nc ;
her winning drive. Tt'e Care;, 0"r
is being coa, bed i-y Te l Sr : .
f..rmer star I'-i A. an. I M ) : .
his men are -xi e-t-.l t b -':- '
ment has always kept its ;,r mis
Mr. I.ar.sir.g said:
'l hav e r. i n-v. s I -an give -i
r- gard t- the M.-.r.ra .in t tiie
ves-..i in iliuii we ar- int-re
h :t I f. el -hat i ou.-h
11 vvi.-c.mi
her
cl.
co.i, ho.ig a i . i : :
,nc They will ,
The I' -.aid.,
vvurkinv with
fea - I Wilmii,
1h. il' aim is
iy 1:1-.'
liih:: i.
on i v
a vim l.e-
t-rie
t Tie r.1
..in nnior.'
e'o-e
Ibft
K.
.iv
i ;T T el'.
N
ti vv.t!; Ii
it has he-n learned that 1
is nlanirg some bit i" ;h-
a big surprise which they
springing at the game Saturday
only to demoralize t'arey luit aNa '
furnish some spectacular plays 1
the lurge cr,wd which is evpeite-l t
be on hand to emamrage them in
splendid . playing they have
hibited this vcar. Tlv
been showing extraordinary form for
a first year football enthusiastic in
Fayetteville.
The lineup will be awarded later
,uv.
d
the
t.i liernia
rine wart
which
WEATHER
Continued on Page Two.)
Fair Thursday and Friday. Mode
rate temperature. Gentle to mcn!e
rate north and northeast winds.
1 w h : n nir.h
h:.s be-n .;o chaiv i
Th,- S'l.It. y t, U-vrv :
Lan.-fML was tha: ,!
st-vt-ra! n'-''t';-i : th I'niud Sia!-t
:e.t ot unma
it wa declar-
ht-ir ed that warning m:.-l be given .in.!
e- provision mado for the afety of pas-
boys hac senders and crews K-fore. a merchant
hin is sunk.
The fact that the Marina carried
a 4 7 insh gun. aud is believed to
have been previously in the admiralty
service may affect materially the de
cision of this government.
Dispatches from London stated to
day that the Marina may
have en-
rZ in-.arri1Trai-j"vrk not long be
fore she was destroyed.
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