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-'' i lv ?L -"f-r. . ' ? -'5-. V, ' '- 7r. . - . y' i tit i ' - '-r't i1" " 4 Press tTh e Peo p 1 e : B i Q his M a jn t r. i n7 U n a we d By Influence and - Uhbribed - Galn;,.,:'t U&DACi 'SEPTEMBER 7, 1 91 5. V4 I . ' V 'NO. 24. OTMEMGMTi BORDER -is -'J'r " 1 I'XV 4. ..-v.- V f ..- - - .- ... -. . .- .... , ... ..... - r : : : ' ' ' 1 ' V if' v-'J .Cf if ;-.t.!--r- V:... .i:'-.("--:-Sv.t---',f:.r;,"-?-i;-'';. -.!?'-;-J .'rt'!r-. - -.L.-V- - -- - " III :fcwplilpsiilpisi :l; 4 .5.-vv..:;v:!:;,. ITS KG ' ''"jTv ORDER fe,.- tffe? Frcpartions Making to . Put -;: Pown HVi,; Ally ArglU.i JJVMXM ; Ut i HIO 5 1 " i rUnited'; StAites--Mesdcan Situation If v : ... ; y. 3lt tt"..-Vv;Ai-'ai.it, IX SOUTH A5IERICA r : All United States HroiDPs on the Mexican border vWere nder orders5 tonight to be .: in lance had j be6ii ordered as a result of Vepeated raids in American' territory by Mexican brigands and soldiers, and renewed reports of preparation for an 'jn-re-QTiiiTOfl irtvasinn frnm 1 across " !the I ifeillffiSlilio- Grande - in the States of Coahnila 'and ' Neuvo Leon.' :-':Vi,r w r-; :vr, As long as the raiders continue , to Commissioner. Sbipmn Sending iOut J Lettere toSouth, Ajmericai Business , .Houses to . Impres? Advantages of M5, "XSw r'f i - North Carolliiii. . v. - ; Carrying pui the plans of the State "Department. : of Laooir an V Printing Cor c6peratloitti De partment of Commerce in a campaign f or . the (;extensions of trade relations with- V.Ija'tin-America, Commissioner of Liabbr : and Printing "M. L. Ship- 1 Theaasessmetit' of real" estate '4k -.m-V.'kIV.-" 1V Daridson County is to be nUed lS wk 4go,Ust Sunday continues with percent.. - . I J 1 '.. . j" irmtntU 4nranln Intaruf ritnl ;The.SUto'Tai";Commlssion. titUng LelIst El c . G1n Arrf-d , saturdr as a board of equalization at Raleigh, ' ana preached ' his ' flnlViermon September.-, .made an order raisins eftV ar,OM, j,.,a k the assessed value of all lands in -79 largest, conreiration that YeV?rathV counUes, reducing it in one county. ered in Lexlnirtnn for VrHrlont ready made In 20 counties. , rhr,s . .AWiM.'w., . ' i a u w m u c ft. wzi ft. ft a n . n d ft ii.rni 1 a u tt " It is provided in the order that no b-fe held ... . .11 r'-! utt "4V favorable for meeting in the. tent PROF.-IAFT.V IX ADDRESS, -! ADVOCATES PIlEPAnilDXKSa lands of a railway company, outside of its right of way, shall be raised for Every available, space in th xinn body of the church, in the . Sunday Germany Acquleaccnce to , UnitM r;tals 2 Contention 8hould I- R Catne of Profound Rejoicing. V Sajf -Francisco. Cal.. SpL 2. Wif liai',Upward Tatt advocated prepar edness for, war and detailed for its accomplishment In an address today at the Panama-Pacific Exposi tion, delivered at "Taft Day'' cxeN cites. .- 4appear; only m small oanas, it is un- vtr:t derstbod'none of them, will be f ollow- Bd intb their : Wnlterritbir; but offi- yeaV5'7fteUb department and the 'giUesftJjeremonie. -preceding the ad 'Increase tate: lopursue' .the enemy until were completely i routed should ; any- thine resembling an organized inva- : ; sion of the United States, be- encdun 'teredV!' ir.'.r '' ;i - Hi ? S - ' u Persistent reports that sdme of he AUAWlfti., A .VW . - - " i7. uniforms have; reached ; officials here; Rumors have come, toohat there is conserted anove - by , Carranza lead rs in Neuto Laredo and Coahuila to mmmmm ... Ifcfuse Metican sentiment against the : Pan-American movement foi 7 lishment 'of constitutional ,v goyern- I ment inie J-epubJc, .Xfif Arrendondo, Carranxa'a Eliseo I 'A-ii'" - - WashmgtonVa aieied ' for iwidft circulation In' the iUC hU, oeeunlftil At Ipa1 a thoimand oiith American countries to imnress haVe aady been .embraced the .0 j- --rfi B.rkpd-Intft' th rfinrrh . r 1 . - In oooca nr fin fa f rrtooA Irvn a I the 'advantages ' North Carolina; has ' vw.v.-Mwm- and ouite a large number were turned forXsupplylng an -expgrt trade with comm ssion xizeu xor mis year. . iUii-iAi WiiW The following are tl.e increases in iA t. :-t.-m ..v;h the counties nearest -Davidson: and is t(be translated into Portugese," the prevailing -language in. numbers of Ihe Sohth: American Nations: ' ', Commissioner Shipman siys .this letter 'is 'thevinitial one oie series, of effotts that' his department will make for getting' a hold . on this' trade ' ' for fjbrth';, Carolina manufacturers ? and J.'vTRykn of, thp Southern Fnr-1 ; " v ' - V-- 1 ' -?-r J iplacea . of business 'Monday, morning tilfiiTA 'Ttfihtif ketnri - Annotation V no aasessmenv oi projwny ifl'Bur- , .... . - High Pointy afidt;.r Creightbn? JadkJo'wa P. places otibpitoWt h.ould .close - djjr. traff manager of the krlotte Ship- these counties, werenot raised. tb0 ot' the' xnrnlnKTevice. uWrahd',ManWfVctoreri-Aas6ciation. ' ;Pqpotanlc was ths only county In . . - f 0.,A 1ft.,ft '-.;.' "T . . - V 'lm ' " j J - 'j ' ! . m I J wms - - w av.ww,-. uv.vw have ..expressed an ibterest In the vwa. ou.y f.U,wlneMmen kre to be" commended movement, it being i really pn . thejr suggestfonlthat he has undertaken to open up negotiatlons with Souh; Am erican countries for;; extension - of trade relations. He is anxious tor the co-operation of all other commercial brga4MttQcsj in the State-1 I ' V Ill tonight denying: a -J "5 crediting them : to . , Forsyth -;i ; . l .iV. lOi -. Alleghany v.;.v'--.'-; 'iiVa-!; . Asne ; . w '. . . vW- !iT -' "wukes v:'..:..:.?j.v..M. : -Guiitord' y. ,;;: ';v:. .v:-;..1 Rockingham; 1 . . '.t. . v'. 1 1- , Davie away for lack: of room. . .v,v r.' Mr, Gleen Is preaching great ser r4 ona con d u ctln g th e. mee tings I n ' h is acenstomed neeaful . manner He V?T'f?? Is in etangellit- who has -met : . with great, success : daring the. iast fifteen years that. he. bat given. to this work. A :cpmmUtee. composed of ;C4pt. Robbins. Jule C. Smith. D. KV Cecil and Oi V.: Woolsey visited all . the stores. Jaw; offices, banks and other duccd.5 per cent. most, nigniy ror mis neipruj acuon MR. i FliETCHER .iTO .PRACTICE campaign now on in Lexington. . XAW. CALPVEXOi : 3IE3I0RlAIi IS Mr. A. L. Fletcher," wh6 f orhe past five years has been editor of The Dis patch.' will ' resume ' the 'pracflce of I law, making. Raleigh. his home. Jast railza.- . of -Car- The statement added: i ? "Mr. Arredondo said ,that he - in vited the press to withhold any opin r ion on- the situation- tor a few, days ' 'ljJwhen,he;feels;cpnfidenthe American . Government will have satisfied itself r -vasr to the source, of. the present border - UC disturbances. He also said that it . is J v " ? ' ; ranza'a commander at Matamoras) i-;. jU-ISJQETTlfl OTHE j pretiousto hU coming to xlngM 'frf: -V 'yhead. -befen tedir. - of the Durhm vixwTrxviiiKu.AivHftii r.utiuiimi,, jjp,, naa also oone newspepr X CntTibndoiasna ..ot Memorial work in'. Raleigh.' v : . t . J Not Determined. , , ; . . ' During" the five years he has been ;The Caldwell Memorial Fund Com- in Lexington Ve has woh many friends mission was organized at SJtatesyille in town and 4 cbuntyan they .will Tuesday with Mr. Clark as president regret to learn that he " is to leave - -' - - ' "I " ' - I J ... V - and, Mr. Harris as secretary anajnere. Thev will wih for' him ih very greatest success." . ' : CoL Varner has nbt xet announced who will take Mr!" Fletcher's place. I gH; ;.:has10, 0 00 men along he border; He ftbas? about 2,0 Q and Vno more.' He added that so;far as.,Oeneral Trevino -1 commander':;- at : iipnterey ) -i C ;:y;;.:;tgtas ? at Icamole, v near ; Morit J"' Tm the frontier ' ' ; . " ,'.. , , i ; ; t j.'; vv'v G ;.,-h . 1- -: . iscon- esterday defeated the Vil near . " Monterey, far trom the frontier It is quite . probable the Pan-Ameri- can. cpnierees wiii meei ims ween. iiThey now are awaiting Carranza's re- "Ply to. their, appeal"- for- a Mexican peace . conference. Carranza's . long "' delay in answering has : given, rise to ' abme hope that his.reply may leave ? ; the ;wayr'open;fpr further peace hego- :ititions rwith'his iaction; ; i '3--ar.S "BIG DAVIDSON RATTLESNAKE CHARMS ENGLISH SPARROW treasurer..,- ; C-'-'. " .Every newspaper in the State is au thorized and .requested .to recelte contributions . and : in every A cqmmu-! nity, in the. State. a committee of per sonal friends of Mr. Caldwell will be appointed : .whose, -services"- in the cause wiUi be supplemental to those of the. local. paper, .'.. 'i - " .? Some-- money h had been forwarded even before the cpmmittee was ready to take up the prkv The memorial.: isVv to be provided through . voluntary ,t contributions from friends' andadmirers of the late editor, and the committee ' is now in freadiness to receive monies:. Individ ual . contributions may be forwarded by. check or . through other . commercial- sources to Mr.; Wade H. Harris, at Charlotte, -to whom also, the .col lections ? by the. -newspapers will : be forwarded from time to time. The form - which .the memorial will take will be determined by the' nature, of the contributions as a wlole, and the location' will The decided . largely by public sentiment as developed. These two matters ' were discussed only in1 formally , by 'the committee. - ''yi--.1p:r-'? ".S-l'!''- ' ' ! V " ::W?0t$ oncord Busi k' ySy ts 'y? ; Witnessed- 11 Business Man Declares He the' Incident at Denton Recently Concord Tarbune. - People may doubt a. snake's ability to 'charm a bird, ! but. according to a report from Denton, there is. no rea son; to : do so.. 1 And the report ? is brought ; by vnonev I Other - than ; Mr :v Outlook Days, October 6, and 7 . ' - - ' '' - -' . - MEXICAN NEWSPAPERS CALL FOR ATTACK ON UNCLE SAM UTOPPINO CONVICTS UPHELD 'V DY.WAKE CO. MAGISTRATE - r : t , . . : . . Wake County has had ItssUnd for whipping, unruly convicts sustained -ln.s,,Jury,tflal.bfore a Justice of the pece,4xpe,.cae was tne indictment or .ijA.c-conTt-attaxflj-J cou n ty," w'h'o." u n d er 1 ns tru ctioToi" from th county commissioners, applied ten lashei to a.negro as something ot a '"foretaste of what waa'comlng" If he di'dnot obey the officers of the camp.4 The Indictment .was by Rev Sidney Love, superintendent tor the State Prisoners Aid" Societywho are seeking to end .the whipping of-convicts entirely. ;" dress. Mr. Taft. using the silver spade with which, while President, he broke ground for the exposition four years! ago. planted a . California redwood tree In 'Taft Circle." . Ile'also reviewed portions of the United States coast artillery at the Presidio ot Saa Francisco. A sliver loving cup, inscribed "in grateful re membrance of-his unfailing friend ship and, the fulfillment of his coa3- den ce that . San Francisco knows how! was presented to.hlm by... the .. . .- exposition officials.-. . .; In beginning his address Mr.rrstt deolared Germany's acquiescence to the United Btates ! contention tor. the ngnts or njon-combatants -on 'com mercial- liners "should be' the cause of . profound rejoicing by every pa trlotlc American and the occasion for congTatuIatlons to the PresidenU.t! . "It must relieve the strain between the two countries The shadow ot a serious preach passes.;he contlnsedl "It should not. however, -lead our people away from their duty;ofr"? . 1 . . . - u . . . . ... c n i sonaoie preparsuon. ins incioani, Local! a-a of Wtastoa Rod mrvT "rKLr Locatloa Aloe or Near Old ... - . . rioad-i-Iiondi IUecuted to Indemal- ..-.'- - . , . ; ty Board and to Secure Neces&ry Riht of Way New Road From 'Lexington to Reedy Crock. .-The" Board of -Road Conmlulon era itSf Davidson County wrestled all day7terday with, the proposition of - means I the location ot the road between Lex-- Ington and Welcome. Artcr a fall hearing of the whole proposition. tt Board-finally re sclnded Its, previous order, locating the road on the east side of the Wins- - - - lon-Salera Southboaund . Railroad. and. agreed to locate the road along - or near the present roadbedi making grade crowing at Foster Hanklns and croeilag on the present Mlchsel's bridge, -practitally following the old road oith'i grade crossing at Wei- . . THU. Install Automatic DelL fit. was agreed by. President Fries of the " yflftstoa-Salem Railway Co, thit his -compsny would put electric celli st the grade crossings". In view of: the' fsc( that It Is bis .desire to ln tilil.thsiviry best system of auto- matfe'bellj.'so as to lessen all danger -tt 'a , Talnlcjam;. he asked for a'few -dsysVla Which' to .complete his part" Ot thtsAgf ienent. . VgK Bond . to Lsdmklfy. . ' -, - . , l(t-iS part of the Board. Cere though closed, M we all hope. exceptt ; 1ier,.ul. lflC i)D:ru mow ing bond, sirred by O. F. JUntlas, Uts:. GERMAN' SUBMARI3SIE 'v . i A I.-.. TORPEDO 'HESPERIAN i An Allen Line Steamer. Bound From Liverpool for , Montreal I Two Americans Aboard, 'but No One Is KillHWVsl Was Armed. " - . ed, but all were picked. up ati(L with other passengers and, the. crew; were transferred,. to. the rescue 'Btesmers wnich arrivd In answer to -wireless . " 4 " . ...... ... . " . ' - . calla for aiuif t adoa -; Laredo, Texas, ; Sept. 3. Preju diced articles .against the United States -appearing s in Mexican news- ?ym mmMmmmiUU- it;iei , VST papers along the border, especially in Wm&mBP0- Dusenbery,; f ounder, princr-- Monterey; naTe 8a inflamed .the Mex- r Medical Company, Hjf this State. Mr. ' Dusenbery has returned from Denton 'V "where he has -f been spending several. days negotiating a sale of . a '. large 'tractbflumberw!-::!; . .." , ' . .. rnTAri m ' Tfiiaiine iiiie inciQent. a ':?i'ar point !WlilSTie ;of ,f ther.town and on ":y:. - streets by. a, big chlrped sig and iouna a large raiuesuane eageny ae- I sparroWj-he snakeas' ;; 01 ; iSSSS sounded ah SOrS: V!Ji?-nai0Peple went tb;the ., sce-de ican populace -that United States cus tpms officials "have received "orders, they admitted;: today,'; to confiscate any, papers that tended to incite race hatredi;;tf(;v.; ; . ;.:.'".' .;;'"'' lOne local Mexican paper today re produced- an 'artfcle - published - "In uebIo,Mexi(50" eaying that General Scoit, United States chief ".'ot staff. had advised iVilla .to attack." Nuevo Laresdp "and force intervention ' by the United States. ; - A . Monterey paper published an - appeal to Mexicans ; to rise Vand recover portiphs ; 6t:. the UnitVdrStates; formerly governed :by Mexico; -!;.;;;7-: : - : :Mf;?iy showed: eight rattles ' vjyj?-s;f.tiyand aibutton,::-';? v".- - Mfemllittt :v:" London, Sept. 5. The Alien Line steamer Hesperian, wth, 350 passen gersw bound, from Liverpool for Mon treal, .was. attacked without warning by. a. German submarine off the Irish coast at Dusk. Saturday evening. Al though the torpedo found its mark the vessel remained: afloat and, ac cording to a statement issued. by the company: tonight, every . soul aboard was . sajed. : .. . , . " f " .'No submarine was seen, and prob ably it was too' dark to observe the wake of a torpedo, but all the passen gers and crew who arrived at Queens town in rescue steamers today agreed the attack was made , by a German undearsea boat, basing their opinion on the force of the. shock .and' the great volume : of iwater thrown Into the air. "... .:" ' ' The force of the explosion wa3 trc mendous, and of the passengers land ed at Queenstown, , many of "them scantily clad, about 20 were injured. mere were no .American passen gers on board so far as-the American Consul could learn, tonight, but two members of . the crew were Amer ican citizens and ? they were both saved. About. 30 wounded Canadian soldiers going home to .recuperate, were aboard. Most "of the other pas sengers were Canadian or English. ,The torpedo struck , the Hesperian in the" forward engine. room, and. the ship immediately began - to settle by the head.-. Captain Main ordered, the passengers , and crow into the boats, but with his officers, remained on the J bridge,- although .at ' that- time AHLLIONS OF 'DOLLARS' : y' -': "' TO AID COTTO ! PRODUCERS aa. to Indemnity for the lives of those already "drowned, shows how near.1 as oeatral weaw tr war. Tt shoVa ftdat writ4jcaxel mflo insist uJa fr our rifhu as tuch ahd'that we ought to be reasonably -prepared to defend against their invasion by any belllg-1 erent Powers." ' . . v - : Summing, up whs t he regarded as necessary preparations, jie said: ' "First, aa increase of-our navy tonnsges rapidly asposlble by 30 per cent and an Immediate Increase of the personnel ot the navy by nearly 20.000 sailors and 900 officers. .'Second, an Increase in ammuni tion for our great coast defense guns. and the making ot a few 16-inch guns and the completion ot the defense ot the Chesapeake at Cape' Henry. In addition -an 'increase' .of - 10.0 00 trained coast artillerymen and 600 officers to man"- the- coast- defense properly. ; , ' .;. . Third, an Increase In our regular mobile army Pf 50,000 troops and a quadrupling of - the supply of.edu cated military officers. We should also adopt'a reduced term of the en listment with inducements to the for mation of a reserve of trained men. ?The program -1 have - proposed. continued, "modest as it Is, -will Increase the annual. total of the army and navy appropriations by perhaps $150,000,000 for each of three years and probably t more.- ; This leaves $325,000,000' at least, of necessary Income; to be provided for by new legislation of Congress -over and above what existing law would prob ably, produce. This could be. partly J. JEX Will tan so a and' D. T..rrii "Tb '-"twio, r.ir--s r cercto,' mutually and iever sU sTCi and oSer to hold the County ot David- on fre$ from' all, coit whatsoever la- (Contlnued on Page S.) TALKING PE.CE ' - THROUGHOUT EURO PK Officials Keenly. Interested, la Iafor mal " Peace Dtscujgtons--CIatms 3 tore Information on Peace Over turea.'.--:":.:--'' : f" ' Washington. Sept! 4. Formal or ders designating the Federal Reserve banks of, Richmond, : Atanta!.and Dallas as Government d.eposiu'ri'es were signed today at the Treasury De partment' and preparations made for dl8palchlng from United States sub treasuries $15,000.000 "In gold to bemused" In aiding cotton producers. . Each bank Is to receive $5,000,000, and the shipments propably will star tonight on their journey. Treasury officials - declined as a precautionary measure,-to tell what sub-treasuries will furnish the gold. - : The. Interstate Commerce Commis sion on September 4 suspended from September 7 until January 5, 1916, laiu si i . inn . nrrirvriin m. . - creased rates on .brass beds, snrine Mr- .TaU "Rested .that;expcnses I, g which way the wind Is blowing. hln- n,.!..;'!.. ; J.-.I could be cut down oy gi vmg.au tnor- London Sept. -4. In.: the. absence ot any marked change Intbe fighting on any of the battle fronts, the Eng tlsh public turns to the diplomatic maneuvers In the near east afcd to the 'continued rumors of a' tentative peace effort-- . - - f ' , It is orJclally announced at Nish that the final draft of the Serbian an swer to the qusdruple entente is ready and wljl be presented soon.. It Is nojt hoped thst Serbia grant to her lato'enemy all the territorial conces sions ln: Macedonia she asks for. and advices from Sofia, indicate that un less the whole of Macedonia Is grant- , ed there will be little chance to re form the Balkanleague. Compliance with the -request from the Cen trarpowers Is for a neutrality which , will permit "the transportation of irms atross toTurkey. .-' : '- lt is' said thst officials are keenly made up by the renewal of -the warinercsted In the Informal peace dls- tax and of the sugar tax. yielding f tulon : It beine claimed Ciat officials say $125,000,000. There would be lef t trom $150,000,000 to. $20 0.0 00. 000 of a deficit still to be provided tor either by cutting down expenses or by additional taxation. hare more Information on the so-call-ed '."proper peace overtures than the general public wboVegard these uTer- tures as -premature. Yet there re ports, are regarded as straws show- beds, metallic couche frames, woven "u J .Zm. . wir T 'v- !ity and responsibility to. mattresses and. cots and cribs. straight or mixed carloads, from, all North Carolina territory 'to Musko gee and other Oklahoma points. The proposed changes would have ad vanced the rate from 65 to 69 cents per hundred pounds.' . .': . ; - LESSON OF MOONLIGHT SCHOOLS. University News Letter. ; . The. State is .forging ahead in its efforts to wipo, out Illiteracy and five hundred more teachers who Work all day-in the schools with the children . J have volunteered .to work at. night ne , - -. . ... .. . . r VKeep - on! '- 'he said. .: "Keepvon teiiin' who yoVls and . whuh' yo cum fum,7"and biine-by I'll " git' stuck . on yo'Iand hugryoVwId dese ice tongs." .Grand 7. must have felt sure his ship would go ot charge; with, the .illiterate down.'r " The discipline. was perfect, but one of. the- boats, the falls of .which: be came jammed,- capsized." and those in it- were thrown into .the water. ' In the-darkness some confusion prevail- adults who are ignorant of -the en lightening .power, of. the. twenty-six llttle"letters in;our alphabet . ' With diplomats seeking to extend one"; body of '.the sphere of the'war, and pca'ce ru men, to consider, the whole .field of mora floating In the great struggle government Income and, expenditure. I continues alons all fronts without the lie added: v v- ' v 'r- -yHgtest cessation.. . ."The Imposition of a small tax on : "The Russlsns are fighting along the" Dienla road - seeking to protect the. routes to Petrograd 'They have -developed a counter' t Jack near Vll na which Is evidently 'intended to' threaten the right flank of Field Mar- jshsl- von Hlndcnburg's army. Wanhinpton Jntcrcstcd in rrare Talk Washington Sept. 4.- The cffori: of -Pope Benedict ' to bring nl ' peace : In Europe .was the aTtv " topic of .c'onvcrfatlon with dlr and governmental officials he; day. Press dispatches from I small incomes asks a sacrifice from oar "patriotic citizens' that they will be willing to make If our politicians have the courage' to Impose it and explain th'e imperative necessity. The payment of a tax. however, smaTIi rr.akes a man a better citizen; To as sume that the plain people are un willing to pay Increased taxes in case of; National need Is to distrust-them a:id to ascribe to them the lowest mo tlre for political aims. .r".f.j'.s- VLet us exclude politics fromithe question of preparedness. . Let trs ac- quote the Pope as raying th . . . . ...-- ct pt the cosL- Let us icsisctaat t-oa-' United States is now In p r Remember the man who ddVcrtiseA. lie has. something . to advertise.. . cress i;5' and the administration- man!- address, both groups on Co - ' ' t ' - " .jd rxace In the posaitlo co; - - (Continued on, Page 4, ) .--. :i taking steps to. bring about rs V ..- - V. , v .- ' - .- . ' i . - - -
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