nr nilfV iTDET... DPCCg-ttPternaUonAl. peace -wnawwcsiir ;,na
lllt- limi-ritlx rttrmanv encou;aeinr ;,i, have aw
rt r- 1 1 "I foreign power, ambassadors, United)
vmtTny.VDrr tiertt rfl INR .
aitivn in f" states senators, governors, or 6iates
fl. Cll eriXtontCdifr Manager ni men prominent in finance and
-." -nwii-riJ I f central v. Some of
rwnlnrfi ii - fn""1- Vl.r'-i. tar r replies tfill probably be given
fiwli). leJ9. , ' ,: j-,' I r,iibJicaien a little !a;er,
fwirrn r?ppr ' reports irc r.r w?e "L" '
-friephone AII Departmentt 75 ,h terribfe condition" now existing in
Eurone. It has - already auvocateo
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Tuesday Evening, August 25, 1914
mediation as the only method in
which a tatisfactory adjustment of
the continent-wide differences can be
reached. In this age of enlighten
ment and civilization, the sentiment
of right thinking people is averse to
Argentine is now in position to dis- I war( anj tne record of the brutal
pute with all nations the honor of tragedies,- being enacted on foreign
having the largest "floating arsen
al."
The attention of the official statis
ticians of the liquorite of the Old
Dominion is respectfully called to
the figures coming from Wheeling,
W. Vn., where prohibition has held
sway one month. The jails are be
ing depopulated, the police courts are
running dry and the officials are be
ing laid off because of scarcity of
work.
bRttlefields now, are no less shock
ing than were the atrocities perpe
trated centuries ago by nations,
which were classed as barbarians.
The Free Press hopes that when
the nations, at war, find time for
mature consideratiSn of President
Wilson's offer of mediation that they
will be inclined to give their approv
al, ami that the suspension of hostil
ities may be brought about. A re
newal of the President's offer wou! 1
iiot !'C out of keeping with the desire
aril purpose of a great civilized nnl
Christian nation. At any rate, it is
.-ill be kept permanently Wfove the
ht'iliui'i tntp.
The E:ith' troops have at last
been heaid fioro, and report says
they are on Belgian soil, engaged with to be hoped that the mediation outltt
the enemy. This is encouraging to
the majority of people, who had be
gun to think that the allies would per
mit the annihilation of the Belgians
before responding to their aid.
Tla refusal of Germany to accede
to the demand of the Japanese gov
emment and give up her coaling Ma-
WHAT OTHERS SAY
No Room for Doubt.
(Durham Herald.)
Th'r mav hp some miestinn as to
uon in ne rr lh was uuuui which , best bu H WM tQ be
only course that she could take and
maintain her dignity. Japan's ultl
ma turn was merely a pretext for war,
and it was made in such a way that
Germany couldn't comply.
o
fact that the primary and the con
ention do not always bring the same
results.
i
JUDGE DANIELS
TO THE POINT.
Kinston welcomes Judge
Daniels of Goldsboro, who is presid
ing at this term of Superior Court
'Thl "ii'-Judgi" Daniels' first official
Visit here, and his first day's work
Brilliant Success Is Uppermost
(Wilmington Dispatch.)
North Carolina continues to figure
as the "horrible example" or the
'brilliant success," according to the
Frank I P'r ' the contenders in the pro
hibition election in Virginia.
Nothing Impossible in This Age.
(Fayetteville Observer.)
When war began to loom up m
made a most favorable impression on I Europe, the question was asked on
both bar and laymen. n1' si(ies "Wil1 lne P"ic food-
Judge Daniels' charge to the grand "uf" " ' " "ee"Md ?0'
jury was able and o the point He but eed ,ck, found a Wj am,
Jet it be Known that he stood for law they are soaring gracefully upward.
enforcement, and he charged the jur
or to do their duty and bring to the We Don't Need Any More,
bar of justice -ail violators of the i J.Wilmington Star.)
law, and those who were responsible
for the enforcement of the laws, if
The only condition upon which this
loan shark would loan any of the Eu-
roDean combatants millions uoon mil
it, was slLjwn that there had been hion3 t money, would be for them to
jrefcHgenet. He arrayed crime agamst turn over their Jest warships to us
a:d the greatest hind-1 as relics of civilisation's most stu-
progress, and said tne g
ranee to the progress of a commun
ity was crime, and that tho criminal,
either vicious or ignorant, must be
deterred for his own sake as well a
for the sake of the community.
pendous folly.
On the Joti. Always.
(Durhr.m Sun.)
President Wilson and the present
Congress have rendered most com-
Judge Daniels' supplemental I mendauie service in various wnv,s
charge, delivered Monday after- tut in njh' will do more for
, ritiii'ir countrymen tnan in the plan
noon, directing attention to
their countrymen than in the p!
I foi a merchant Tnni iiu th.nf wm! r.
segregate distnct lor vice in vio- tXore commerw to lhe seas when
lation of the State laws, which he other nations io attempting to de
understood was permitted here, per- stroy the trade facilities of the
haps approached more nearly tho sen
aational than any of his other
charges. He spoke very plainly on
the law, and said that the police and
city officials were amenable to the
world.
Two Parties, Hardly Democratic.
(News end Observer.)
It is said that Tammany Hall may
run William Randoich Hearst for tho
law if such a condition existed, and United States Senatorship to uc-
he charged the jury to go the bottom I feed Elihu Root. This must be dis-
of the matter and find out if there eoncrt'nK news to New York Demo
crats who want to make use of the
hA Kjutn nni K i tb I rt tw j
.... " , , . , Republican split to make sure of
,IKUW" vn n" iarx ol omciais. Democrat s being
it Is too welt known that there has Root's seat.
a.
placed in Mr,
If Tammany insists on
been open violation of the segrega- J nominating Hearst there would prob
tion laws, and the vagrant law has ably be two moeratic parties, the
not been invoked as it should with . now lwo "Paw-
can parties. . ,
reference to lewd women in Kinston. v -.
Let the grand jury look into this Constinaflon in .W.L',,
aiatUr. The ciUxens of Kinston will j more dangerous than in the fall, win
welcome a riddance of these unfor-1 ter or spring. lThe food you eat is
"tanates, in whose company crime and ? ften c o"tinated and is more. Kkis
disease stalk! Vy to ''""'"tjin your stomach, then
you are apt to drink much cold water
during, the hot jveather- tkAis injatinc
your, stomach. Coiier Ferer, Ptomaine
IFoisvung and other ills are natural
INTERNATIONAL V fl
' PEACE MOVEMENT.
The Free Press is Jin receipt of an re8nlt P-Do-La will keep you well,
bviution from thrpukisher vt the f S inCTt"t' th Bile, tha natural
' ' rkiv p,iB.. Z - v - : ' ; i JaxMve. which rids the bowels of the
Ctkneo Examiner to parttc.paU in congested poiwnous waste. Po-Do:
- t m nausji-wiue eaort w rjrsUUue Lax wiU make you feel better. Plea
i.t sentiment far international peace. I nt and effective. Take a dose to
f Tha Examiner has invited, thei rukrr mSht j0c at druggist. A
0e United Stat? j to j; jx ia a great -enta.
Adv.)
SIT TIGHTS DOJCT BOCK THE
r .... BOAT! .
(Chicago Herald, Aug. 3,-1914,)
'Sit tihtf Don't rock the beat!
That's the watchword today. That's
the first duty of every American at
this moment. That's what this coun
try needs to keep i: st: night and safe
and true to its course absolutely ail
it needs.
Eus:nc:s cenditians are sound. We
have one of the greatest grain crops
in history. Its value has already
greatly advanced. We have a sound
financial system, backed by the great
est store of gold in the world. Our-
banks are solid, safe. There is noth
ing the matter with the United
States.
War will mean an unprecedented
demand for supplies. Experts declare
American business will feel a grea
impetus. While ether nations des
troy, this country v.-ill produce. While
other nations are armed camps, th.v
countiy will be a farm, a factory, a
forge. Trade extension is predicted
in all directions. The immediate fu
ture is plain.
The national administration is
acting wisely, promptly. The sum
of $500,000,000 is available, under the
Aldi-ich-Vreeland act, for an emer
gency. The organization cf the re
servo board will soon be complete.
This will enable us to deal rao.e ef
fectively with the outflow of gold.
Plans are perfecting to permit Am
erican registry cf foreign vessel
This will protect and develop cu.
commeicc. We are preparing to maintain
ftriet neutiuiity. Questions may
arise with foreign nations as to wh.u
constitutes contraband. Such ques
tions cannct c.nceivably involve u
in difficulties. They will be settle;!
by the ordinary processes. The gen
erul principles of neutrality and neu
tral commerce are plain. The Unit
ed States will adhere rigorously to
them. Friendly intercourse, as fai
as circumstances permit, will be iti
rule and its procedure.
Stock exchanges have closed a
vvi?e precaution.. This country can
not be the dumping ground of the
whole body bf securities that war
mad Europe is anxious to convert in
to money. The closing is temporary.
Elsewhere there is no prospect of in
terference with the orderly processes
of American business. Stable condi
tions are here. All we have to do is
to keep them stable.
The administration has. decided to
appeal officially to the public to help
maintain existing satisfactory condi
tions. The public cannot fail to res
pond. The only danger is one 'which
it may create itself. , Its course is
simple. All it has to do is to -sit
tight, "to do nothing to disrupt the
fortunate condition in which this
country happily finds itself. .
Don't rock the boat- that's the cen
tral idea!' The swell' from the great
battleship, "Europe," tyill Ee felt.,
But it will not hurt uii. It need not
even break over the sides. There's
nothing the matter with the boat that
we are in. Straight and strong, well-
seamed, well-caulked, well-timbered,
with reasonable guidance it will bear
us safely and prosperously through.
Sit tight! Don'.t rock the boat;
Keep its head well up against the
sea! Don't let it get into the troush
of the waves! Let every man real
ize that at this moment calm confi
dence and calm thankfulness are t:ie
first duty. They are absolutely jus
tified by the favorable situation in
which we find ourselves. Tht?v are
the .certain guarsntee of - a continu
ance of those conditions.4
XMEHICXN Wlunteers -
Ilk ?3&lPWv
J 'T'aris; Aifgt.-American recruits
'fix the Wench army will leave here
today for Rouven, where they will be
driven. Of the hundred or more Am
ericana who underwent physical ex
aminations preparatory to enlist
ment, only one was rejected. Thio-.ia
said to bo a record.
DON'T POISON YOURSELF WITH
CALOMEL. '
That's what you may do if you take
calcmel because calomel is often dan
gerous. Calomel is a chloride of mer
cury, as your doctor will tell you, and
as everybody knows, mercury is a
poison.
When you think you need a dose
of liver medicine, instead of whip
ping your liver v.p with calomel, o
to E. B. Mar-ton Diug Co. and pay
rifty cents for a bottle of Dodso;i'
Liver Tone, a pure vegetable liquid
that starts the liver to action just as
surely as calornel doess and is per
fectly mild and harmless, with no bad
after-effects. No restriction of hab
it or diet is necessary. It i. gcod for
children and they like it.
Dodson's Liver Tone gives such
rerfect satisfaction in relieving con
stipation and in relieving a torpid
liver that vour mcnev will be given
inc.; ii you uo not nnj mat it limy
satisfies you in every 'way.
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