THE KINSTON FREE PRESS
SATURDAyy MAY 27Ui, 191
FIGHTING ATi VERDUN
VILLA
PRINCE VON BUELOW
WILL PROBABLY BE
SENATE JUDIC!ARY COMMITTEE jBY VOTE
TEN T0 IGHT ON PARTY LINE8 TODAY
RECOMMENDS CONFIRMATION BRANDEIS
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPASW WIFE
BLOODIEST OF THE
PARTIES FOLLOW IN
OFFENSIVE,
STATED
WAKE OF AMERICANS
R TO U.S.
PAGE TWO
Ten Thousand
Battle That
Tuesday (Night
Killed in the
tarted On
MEN USED MIR KNIYES
Great Gray Tit j Rolled Up
on French P( sitions Until
Troops Grap led Both
. Sides Literal Bathed In
Fire Herois r .
As Fore ?s Withdraw Band
its Pidk Up Peons in the
Count -y Evacuated-Say
Chief Is Coming Back to
Command Forces
Reported He Will Succeed
Von BernstorVf at Wash
ington Embassy
Paris, May 24.-JFol!owiin a
terrific onslaught, j the Germans
have penetrated I the French
front west of thj Meuse, the
war office today fdmiUed. All
other attacks werl repulsed.
Paris, May 24. 7m thousand men
have gone down to
i rapidly becoming;
cerement of the th
tie of Verdun.
night rolled up 80,
French works on
while two brigade!
rushed the French
monk After bath in
' sitions from Thiau
mont in a steady r
' trey columns rushc
the face of a mach
' coming to close gri
men struggled so clo:
only knives could be
LUghter in what
le bloodiest en-
;e montns' oat-
Germans last
against the
lead Man Hill,
ime and again
ifending Douau-
the French po
int to Douau-
II of fire, the
the works in
te gun spray,
Groups of
together that
ised.
Columbu
bandits arc
N. M.. May 24. Villa
frecruiting in the wake or
the withdrawal of the American for
ces, accordant to information from
Pershing's front
RemnanUjof bands that Pershing
disnersed ate conscripting peon at
the pifitol pAnt, saying Villa is com
ing back to ad them and promiHing
them rich loot,
BRIEF NIf S NOTES
FROM THE NEIGHBORING
TOWNS AND COUNTIES
ups
PASTOR!
FOR ENF0RC1
Taft Asks Them to Coi
Churchmen flan of tl
Enforce Peace Whl
Establish rnternationi
Conciliations-No Disi
HELP
PEACE
tunicate to
League to
Beeks to
Court of
rmament Yet
i Daily F
Mack Blou
have fallen fr
freight car, w
the Neuse riv
New Bern Tue
vered and the
Commenceme
Greenville schoi
e J'resa, may Z4j
colored, supposed to
a Norfolk Southern
killed by a train on
railroad bridge at
ay. une leg wag se-
y badly cut tip.
exercises of the
s will start Friday.
Pastor B. P.
Street Christiai
asked by the Fa
Churches of On
attention of his
Smith of Gordon
church, has been
leral Council of the
it to bring to the
ngregation "a na-
MOTHER SIQf OF PEACE
Say Diplom;
Chancellor
Respect-
Expected t
or Import;
ts Former
Active In that
)n iiernstorii
Go to Anoth-
lt Post
London, May 14. The Exchange
Telegraph statedjthis afternoon that
it had learned in authority that
Prince Von Buel
cellor, is slated
ambassador to
ing Von Bernst
rearrangement
matic service.
ex-German chan-
o become oerman
ashington, replac-
f, as part of the
j the German diplo-
e statement is un-
Ex-Treaidant Willlai
H.Tft,M
head of special committee of th
League to Enforce pace, recently
' wrote to preachers Bvrougfcout the
country asking them go inform their
' parishioners on the a-ogram of the
' organisation, which Is to hold its
first annual assemblies Friday and
f Saturday of this we. Several oth-
" er prominent membea of the League
affixed thefrelgnatu
Minir In Kinsfin to whom let
ters were sent areDlev. Willard 0.
' fiodell of the Chunl of the Eternal
Hope, Universalist. fnd Pastor B. P.
1 Smith of Gordon Street Christian
1 church,
1 "There is no reoftmable ground to
hope that the natlns of the world
-r will disarm and cSJate an interna
tional police. We lave not got that
far," says the lett
practically possible
of this war the nJjions will be will
ing to enter a lea Mi a to enforce the
submission of all
teroational court
cuiauon, lor a coi
before war can be
But "it seems
that at the end
spiftes to an in
council of con-
lete examination
eclared."
france will share
munition! with the
CZAR, SAYS PETROG'D
tlon-wule effar't f the relief of the
sufferers by the r in Europe and
Asia," on "Memorial Sunday, May
28, or on as nearyi Sunday as may
be practicable." probably other lo
cal ministers havsV been similarly
appealed to.
The council proposes to acquaint
the people with net only the relief
plans, but "a movement that shall
prepare our Christian churches to
play the vital part? that belongs to
them in the periods of reconetruotlon
end reconciliation
corroborated, although it has been
frequently reported that Von Born
storff was slated to be recalled to
fill an important post in Europe.
Diplomats todaf said that if the
report Is true it s another indica
tion that Germany'ilans to move for
an early peace.
Von Buelow's rjatne has been fre
quently connected X'lth peace rum
ors, especially diving his long stay
in Switzerland.
J (I?y the United Press)
Washington, May 24. The Senate Judiciary Commit
tee today recommended confirmation of Louis D. Bran
deis as United States Supreme Court justi e, by a vote of
ten to eight, on strictly party lines.
Senator Shields of Tennessee, who arrived in the last
minutes voted with the Democrats, favo-ing confirma
tion, f
Cummings was not present, but his vo e was allowed
against confirmation.
Members favorable to Brandeis are julilant.
A prptracted fight is expected in the Senate, with a
filibuster likely, when Brandeis' name is ljeached within
a week or so. A division on party lines the
expected to give the nominee a comfortaljl
PARTELLO WOMAN IS: MYSTERIOUS
BACK TO FACE THEjIN FARM
COURf FOR MURDER CONTINUE
SUFFRAGISTS OF THE
NATION T010RGANIZE
woman's ran' JUNE
(By the Ut
Chicago. May 2
Tiess for the thousi
will attend tho
ted Press)
, All is in readi
ds of women who
man's farty con-
Alleffed I Slayer of Harry
SteinjSaid to Have Been
III In Norfolk Hospital,
Returned Tuesday Night
Cass Today
Ihat ' must follow
the close of the
SHRINERS HOLDING
SPRING CEREMONIAL
AT RA
IEIGH TODAY
(Special to T
Raleigh, May
Shriners are he
Spring ceremonii
Oasis patrol am
over the State a
parade at 10 th
viewed by the G
John . Cam
Illustrious Chief
the big persona
le t tea J'ress)
24. Nearly 2,000
for the two-dav
Members of
friends from all
present, A long
morning wus re-
ernor.
n or Klnston, as
abban. is one of
of the patrol.
INQUIRY INTO THE
SAFETY
IN IRELAND LIKELY
Petrograd, May
with plentiful suppl
now are undertakir
eia, through Archai
son Bay Company is
fered all iU ISO sh
ration from the ITi
Russia without pr
The French,
s of munitions,
to supply Rus
The Hud-
id to have of-
s to carry mu
ted States . to
tBrownsvtlle, May 13. Col. Louis
Morlin, charged with Manning a Mex
ican uprising, and Vitftoriano Ponce,
were shot to death wjen they at
tempted to escape fro Texas Ran
rers last night.
Resolution
. ported I
. British B
blc Motive
avorably Re-
cstigation of
kade Proba
Ef Another Re-
vention here, JunelG, 6 and 7, in an
swer to the call ofi the Congressional
Union. : Suffragist from all enfran
chised Slates vff determine ' liow
(:hey can throw their votes in the
next election in oler to best serve
the cause of nationjwide suffrage for
women. 1
The fast day of this convention will
be the first day oy the Republican
conclave.
COMMENCEMENT OYER
AT ElN COLLEGE
(Special to ThfFree Press)
Elon College, NC, May 24. Dr.
James I, Vance ofNahville, Tenn.,
delivered the literay address at the
closing exercises ofMhe Elon College
commencement here yesterday.
JOHN MM FOUND
GUILTY Of TAKING
PART IN REBELLION
solution, Thought
(By the I
into tne safety o
land was ordered
orrbly reported tJ
ited Press)
Washington. Miy 24. An injuiry
Americans in Ire-
p a resolution fav-
the Senate by the
Sudden changes, high
ing seasons cause colds
and these spring eolds
- end dangeus and are li
Into ehrVlc ewmme
euch cases tike a tree
King's New Viscovi
uauvt iar itnm.
4
I
r
4b
1
DS.
nds, ahift-
nd grippe.
annoying
ely to tarn
cough. In
eni of Dr.
a pleasant
soothes the
conga, checks A nl.i'.nj k.iM
. up u 1ck o r-ippe. vIU
llreadv nrnlr.i. Jl.:.. '
ng. Just ask yolr dugrist for a
hottlt of Dr, KlngVsNew Discovery.
Terted and tried for over 40 yeari
Foreign Relation-yCemmittee today.
The committee Usb reported reso
lution asking for lue executive de-
panmrnis report so tne senate on
what obstacles staid in the way of
sending relief to Poland. This
said to be aimed af the British block
ade. If so it is Ideeply significant,
as it is the first tfne the foreign re
lations committee tins -. ermitted Sen
tte discussion ofl the hlocka.ie.
Secret Courtmlrtial for the
Irish Profesmr Who Was
President ofl Sinn Fein
ers' Orjranizaiion Was
i
unce i;ivii unicer
LITTLE BOY DROWNED
IN SPRING UP-STATE
Hickory, Msy 21-Sam, the three-
year-old son of P.vA. Miller, a local
liveryman, was drlwned in a-spring
near bis home in I the suburbs of
Hickory.
(By the UnitA Press)
Dublin, May 24.John McNeil.
presiJent of the Siln Fein rebels,
and a professor in lh Irish univer
sity, was today con v ted of part
pation in the relwllii. McNeil for
merly was a civil oflfcor of the Four
Courts. He was seetly courtmar-
tialled, having been lrrested on his
return to Dublin.
He had left there! after clashing
with Sinn Feiners or the advisa
bility of starting 'thefrebellion some
time before the hostilLies broke out
VICE-PRESIDENT
GRADUATES' ORATOR
(Special to The Ffce Press)
Greensboro, May 21. Vice-Presi
dent Marshall made hfc literary ad
drrss at the commence 8ent exercises
of the State Normal and Industrial
College here yesterday.';
(Daily Free Press, May 24)
Several tfuses were disposed of in
Superior Court this morning. None
was of espeeial importance.
The court? planned to commence
ihe case against Davjd Lawson, col
ored, 12, Iharged with killing a
younger coldVed boy, this afternoon.
Margaret Partello Back.
Margaret partello, alleged slayer
of Harry tein, who was not in
court when her case was called early
in the term, returned Tuesday night
from Norfol r where, her counsel
states, she v it seriously ill. She is
said to have been in a hospital. It
is supposed i lat her case will come
' jre the en of the week.
Tuesday's Ca es.
Cases disp sed of Tuesday were:
Charlie Greg fy, bigamy, judgment
suspended an costs with certain sti
pulations. E ibert Dudley, carrying
a concealed eapon, six months. J.
E. Gibson, r sisting arrest and dis
orderly condi :t, two months, "Kobe
Williams, a sault. $15 and costs.
Walter Mewhorn, assault with a
deadly weapA), judgment suspended
and costs, adolph Parker, assault
with a deadw weapon, not guilty.
e, nowever, is
e manrin.
FIRES
RESIDENCE
TO BURN
Number in House On II. P.
Loftin Plantation Nearly
.1.
30 Since Si
urday The
Cause Yet Unexplained
Experts Askfd to Aid
HOW RUSSIAN FISHER
MAIDS BRIGADE GOT
TO THE FIRING LINE
(By th United Pres)
Petrograd, Blay 24. The spirit
that animates ussian women to fight
was shown am ng the fisher-folk col
ony at Novgoi id recently when Pe
legeva Mandril returned wounded
from her regii ent after fighting in
seven actions. 1
She recruite sevtn'ly girl warrior'
among the fisherfolk and when Gen
eral Kuropatkil arrived from his es
tate at PskofTphe fell on her knees
before him anifcmplored him to allow
the fisher girR brigade to go
the front. i
Kuropatkin refused because worn
en are "not aluwed'' in the Russian
army. So th ctft off their long
hair, dressed ft men and scattered
themselves am$ng the troops over
the thousand-nflle front. These fish
er-girl warrio; rely on the unwrit
ten law of Rfasian regimen'ls for
their protection
A series of mysteeious fires which
started in a tenant louse on a farm
of H. P. Loftin, foul miles south of
here Saturday, continued today. It
was estimated this jafternoon that
nearly thirty blazes yad occurred at
intervals of from a few minutes to
a few hours. 1 1
What causes the fires a puzzle to
Mr. Loftin. T. W. Chasi the tenant,
who with his family If ;es in the 5
room dwelling, and nu rierous other
ptrsons Who have seer them break
rut. State chemists f tm Raleigh
will be brought to the? ;cene if pos
sible. Federal authori es .in Wash
ington also have been1 appealed to.
It seems not to be me house, but
the contents which arfso peculiarly
affected. The furnishiMgs have been
moved out of the hoflte. Part of
. ...
trem were taken to ft dwelling a
sho-t distance away. fiUmost imme
diately when taken Mo the other
house a piece of mating burst into
fl.imes.
The fires have beerMseen to break
out without a moments warning, in
bedclothes and artlclfi of furniture
garments hanging onfcwalls, etc.
The family of Cha are a normal
lot. They are greatl perturbed and
cannot sleep in the nouse.
There is nothing unfisual about the
residence. It is a fpme structure,
and has stood for a Jong time.
Two outbreaks occulted this morn
ing.
BRYAN MAY RUM FOR
PRESIDENT IGAIN
AS PROHBITIONIST
IS
Colds, running
irritation of the
if neglected may
er. Don't take th
Uune for your cl
not take every me
take Dr. King's
without bribing
sweet pleasant T;
fective. Just la
eliminate the wa
the tint dose he!,
ed, no ny'xing
your drugyiat j
DiscoreryA It
....
ciukl gain.seri
Ing from col
nose, continued
ucous membrane
can Catarrh lat-
hances do some-
dl Children will
cine, but they will
Discovery and
teasing. It's a
Syrup and so ef
live enough to
poisons. Almost
Always pre par-
fussing. Just ask
Dr. King's New
safeguard your
s ailments result
, adr.
Chicago, 111., May
consent 'to make the :
Bryan may be selecte
date of the Prohibit!
President Recent
Mr. Bryan were discujsed by Prohi
bition party leaders hire today,
BULLETINS
.If he will
William J.
as the candi-
party for
tements of
NAVAL BILL REPOI
Washington, Maj
reported to the H(
Naval Committee t
nearly $36t,000,00(
calls for the expenl
ED.
21. A bill
se by the
lay carries
One item
tore of $&
000,000 on the No folk yard.
CASEMENT IS INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY TODAY
London, May 25.
meni ami uamei uaiay,
confederate, were indited
treason by a grand juihr
ment will go on trial u
Roger Case
, of alleged
Mor high
Jilay. Case-26.
X-
sight wyf
After Four Years cf Disconraging
Conditions, Mrs. EaQock Care
Up b Despair. HastasJ
Cams to Rescue.
Catroe Ky. In an inierestln Jlctter
from thi place, Mrs. Bettie Jfullock
writes as fcllows: "1 sufferedBor four
years, with womanly troubles, md during
this time, 1 Vuld only sit uoor a little
while, and fAld not walk ywhere at
all. At times,! would havalcvere pains
in my left side.
The doctor wakalled iJand his treat
ment relieved melpr a fhile, but 1 was
soon confined to nbfJ again. After
ttiat nofiing seenied to do any good.
tad gotten so weak 1 could not stand,
nd I gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me a bottle ol
Cardui, the woman' tonic, and I com
menced taking it From the very first
dose, I could tell it was helping me. 1
can now walk two miles without its
tiring me, and am doing all tny work."
If you are all run down from womanly
troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic It has hclpe J
more than a million women, in its 53
years of continuous success, and shoui j
surely help you, too. Your druggist lias
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it will do. Ask him. He will recora
mend it- Begin taking Cardui today.
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