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Tuesday Evening, August 8. 191 ft PAGE TWO THE KINSTON FREE PRESS! V i ! THE DAILY FREE PRESS (United Ptcn Telegraphic Reports) H. Gait Braxton, Editor and Manager FoblltlMd Every Day Except Sunday by tha Kinston Fre Press Co. Inc. atlnetoa. N. C. SabacttpfkM OaiWMk J 41 Om Month v. JBI Ona Year araMe fa Aslraoett Tin Motrtu ....... LOO ei ifcmtto ......... W.00 Communication received and not publiahed will not bi Ntnrnad unless stamps to eovar postage accompany aama NEW YORK OFFICE-8 Park Row. Mr. Ralph R. lfullijr. in tola charge of Eastern Department Files of Free Press can be teen. WESTERN OFFICE In charge of Mr. C. J. Anderson, Marquette Building, Chicago, where fllea of Tha Free Praaa can be seen. Entered at the poitofBca at Kinston. North Carolina, at eeeond-clais matter nnder act of Congreaa. March 8, 1879 Subacribera are requested to notify, by Telephone 75, The Free Presa of any Irregularity of delivery or Inattention whatsoever on the part ' of tha carriers. After Six P. M. subscribers are requested to call West re Union and report failure to get the paper. A eopi wfll be sent promptly, if complaint ia made before Nini P. M, without cost to aubacriber. TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1916 If the speeches that Candidate Hughes makes on hia ten-Ujousand-mile Jaun to the Pacific Coast are rehashes of his acceptance speech the trip should be decidedly ad vantageous to tha cause of Democracy. today alone of all the great nati peace and prosperity, and that vh!ch would have precipitated b had a man of lesa poise and a chey will take into account that islation control of the finances jerked from the hands of the and put beyond the reach of tlfew, who have "hereto- fore precipitated panics and cheli prosperity and prog of the world, enjoys spite of provocation, lities time and again y been at the helm; ough Democratic leg- this country has been .11 Street monopolists, ress at wUJ; they will consider more recently enacted legislation, the Farm Loan BanKct, which will give to the planters of America for thirst time their rightful place In the commercial world, she -story could go on. The Republican party hasn't (issue which wHl stand the analysis of the average intient voter of this coun try. They haven't even a ghosjf a bugbear over which they can wave a red flag eumntly to attract passing notice. 'rational penology; Wh matter how much is done .to "atrai.cn a' man out, in prison, if honest lployment ia closed to him outside i ' "And there 'is fine son to hope the time is ripe for i Henry Ford has done splendid wo in this field. Besides, several hundi business or ganizations, in more an half the States, have agreed t o-operate. "Of course, it is a io more than simple Christianity, t it takas the world a good while t ;et around to Simple Christianity- practice. It has had the theory al ight, for near ly a score of centuri" REMEnY CH trouble ished at Hendersonville, MUST GIVE UNTIL IT IS FfT. ' The French iBroad Hustler, carries a atory n its last wejs issue of a man in the Bat Cave aection who lost his fe, two children and home when a landslide, precipitately the floods of July 15, struck the house and demoltfd it. The woman's body was found the next day sort distance from where the house stood, and the childrejvere found a week after ward, and were more than alio from the scene of their former home. From the accounts cominJrom the stricken territory this is but typical of manyf the sad cases for which help is now being asked fr this and other sections of The Canadians evidently credit the reported German-American-Hughes alliance for the nominee's auo.out on a pleasure jaunt near Niagara F alia Sunday, wasjhalted and searched for explosives by a Canadian trooper. A little kerosene oil in the marshy places created by the recent high water in the Neuse will be a deathblow to the mosquito and incidentally prevent many a chill and other 111 effects of malaria inoculation by the pest. r ,;. vV' '1' , Honorable John Sharps Williams says that Mr. Wilson ia tho only man who has ever brought the Kaiser to taw. Very true, and those who criticise Mr. Wilson's diplom acy should bear In mind that no big display of military preparedness' and bluff was used in accomplishing the capitulation of the Kaiser in the submarine controversy. , TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE VOTER. " .The predicament of the Republican party in the pros ; ent campaign is unique In the annala of the American Government. HardJy eincs the institution of this Govern ment and the establishment of two principal parties has it occurred before that one of the parties had to go be fore the people In a presidential campaign absolutely de void of an issueThat Is the case, however, in the pres ent camped VThe Democratic administration has, by its remarkable record for achievement,' burned every bridge behind it upon which the Republican party could make a crossing. It ia not to be argued that the Democratic administra tion hasn't had some flaws; that mistakes have not been made; but these shortcomings have , been insignificant with the great constructive legislation enacted under the leadership of President Wood row Wilson. Nominee Hughes of the Republican party failed to arouse enthusiasm from the press and leaders of hia par ty by hia speech of acceptance. The speech pleased the Democrats more or leas because of its omissions and ne gative character. Mr. Hughes should not perhaps be held too' strictly to account for hie speech, when it is consid ered that he had little or no foundation upon which to build. I There are perhaps men in Mr. Hughes' party who could have made a more creditable effort than did he in earing for a bad job and disposing of a monumental task, but Mr. Hughes' speech at least reflected the plight of his party, and the American people, free and unfettered as they are, will be quick to irecognize the empty appeal of Republicanism. ' When the American people put in the balances the is ' sues of tha present campaign, fulfilled promises and achievement, which must be ascribed to the Democratic administration, will stand out most strikingly In contrast to the empty and indefinite promises qf the Republicans in their vain attempt to gain favor. The people will not ., be unmindful, regardless of the abuses heaped upon Pres ident Wilson by Candidate Hughes, that the United States the State, which fortunateHscaped such devastation. Kinston's contributions toje flood sufferers' fund have been liberal, but so far, Kfton has made no sacrifice. She has simply given of hj abundance without feeling the pinch o deprivation. he gifts must go deeper if the destitute are cared forhe hungry fed and the nak ed clothed. Kinston has dte well, but not all that she should do. WHAT dHERS SAY NOT AT ALL "DISPLEA Columbia State: "Mr. pghes' speech of acceptance displeasea all the Democric editors and all the Demo cratic statesmen who havpeen heard from to date." "Now where did The Grant of Hartford derive that impression? Mr. Hugheispeech of acceptance has de lighted the Democratic elora. The only editor bitterly objecting to it is the edlf of the New York Tribune newspaper that is suppolng Mr. Hughes. "Democratic editors arnot agreeing with Mr. Hughes' speech of acceptance buthey are certainly not 'displeas ed' with it." Gall Stones, Cance and Ulcers of the Stomach and In itincs, Auto-Intoxication, Yellow undice, Appen dicitis and other ia ailment re sult-from Stomacl Trouble. Thous ands of Stomach S 'erers owe their complete, recovery Mayr's Won derful Remedy.' dike .amy other for Stomach 'Ailm' s. For sale by J. E. Hood & Co druggists, Kins- ton. N. C. Jv. GIVING THE MAN WD HAS PAID A CHANCE. Greensboro News: "J national association known as The Humanitarians has sen organized and Incorporated. Its advisers and supporrs include such men as Gover nor Deneen of Illinois, warier Governor Foss of Massa chusetts, William AllenWhlte and President Ripley of the Santa Fe Railroad. The Governor of Kansas is vice- president. The individj at whose instance, mainly, this issociation has been foned is Winston Saulsbury, an in mate of the Kansas St( penitentiary at Lansing. "The purpose of thii organization is to find congenial jobs in congenial localles for men discharged or paroled rom prisons. Its met) is to list firms, individuals and corporations, everywh'e. who will employ members of the association, when roperly recommended. A man in prison may become amembcr by the payment of $1 a year, entitling the meiber to the service of the employ ment department whi released or paroled. It is in tended to make the enditions of the released man's em ployment 88 solid asiossible. Thus, it is expected that the applicant for cmloyment will be able to pick and 'choose amongst localies. Another provision looking to the man's success inhis work, which will mean that his problem, and the prolem of society involved, will be per manently solved, is hat with the man to his new work goes a candid descritlon. The employer will be inform ed of the strong polta and the weak points, of the em ploye. When a ma; has been released from a peniten tiary, if he is in god standing with the Humanitarians, they will have secued him a Job. and they will pay his fare to that job. Tb promise of employment will be from a brother member a thn organization and the men, such as those named abve, who join, thereby enter into a brotherhood with envicts. This should preseit the solution of the big problem in family mm SERI0USS1CKNE5S By Being ConsUly Supplied WitL Thedford'i lack-Draagat ain.iW v MeiiffereA Inr several years," says Mrs1 J. B. Whutaker, o (hia place, "witfeick headache, and stomach trouble. Ten years ago Sriend told me to trj Thedford's BlacWraught, which I did, and 1 found it to bj the best family medi cine for young as old. I keep Black-Ought on hand all the lime now, and Wen my children feel a little bad, they aslme for a dose, and il does them more tod than any medicine Jhey ever tried. We never havi a long spell of sick ness in our famill since we commenced using Black-Dratht." : f Thedford's Btk-Draught Is purel) vegetable, and Is been found to regu late weak stom hs, aid digestion, re lieve indigestio colic, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach, and similai lymptoms. , It has been I constant use for more than 70 years, nd has benefited more than a million pfple. Your druegis sells and recommends Black-Draught.) Price only 25c. Gets Package to-dayj ' KCm Specials For Friday And Saturday All Summer Un derwear for Men, Woman and Chil dren, to be clear ed out at Special Prices. PiilJBJBBaaBMBISfBBBBSBSBlBWaiBBBBllBailSlil-ii Slippers for Men and Women to be disposed of at ab solute cost. . Straw Hats to go at Half Price. A Special lot of Sport Shirts at only 39c ELI NAGHAMSON INSURANCE OF ALL l(ltlDS C. OETTINGER, Managr 1 ' Kinston Insurance & Realty Co. Telephone n0 102 110 E. GORDON ST. I FREE', FREE I With every dollar cash purchase a ticket to to the Grand or Kinston Theatres, ' . And remember all Slippers are being Sold at Cost Prices. We still have a good many of il. ei..i. t J en YOURS TO. PLEASE Mark Cummings (; ,c ...... .-v... EASTERNTRESORTS VIA THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE AT THE FOLLOWING LOW ROUND TRIP FARES FROM KINSTON N. C. - v Atlantic City N. j. $12.00 Baltimore M. D. . $11.00 '' Washington D. C. $9.00 - - ' Richmond Va. 4 Norfolk Va. . Virginia Beach Va. : $6.00 . . Tickets will be sold for all trains on THURSDAY, AUGUST 17TH, Limited returning to rjpach original start- Y ing point by or before midnight of Friday", "' September 1st, 1916. . ; ! For fares, schedules, sleeping car accom- f modations and any desired- information, BVu call on D. J. WARD, Ticket Agent, . Kinston, N. C. 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