THE DUNNj
THURSDAY,
MAN POWER BILL JNTRO
" DUCED IN BOTH HOUSES
September Sill Su||«ttd at
Rtfïitntioa Day for Ap
proximately 13,000,000
Mm.
Waahlngton. Ao| i.— WiUi «r
urjrent recommandation (rum Pro·
vnat Marahal General Crvwder that
it b· enacted without delay, and a
aujnceation thnl September 6 next
might b· fixed a* rviciktration day fût
approximately 13,000,000 mm
throughout Ihr country, the lulmin
titration's rean-p«>w*r bill requirm»
the registration for military'
all nrn bftwwn the ayoe of 18 and
45 yeara wu introduced today in
tha Senate and Huuw.
Unleaa Immediate «tepa arc taken
to provide additional met. Gi-ncral
Crowdar «aid the weekly rcglrtra
tion of men aa they attained twenty
one year· of ace will be nerciaary
to All the draft qnotaa aftar Saptem
bar I, whan only 100,000 of the 1910
r* mat ran ta will be available.
Upon the lotroduction of the bill
Chairman Ctuunberlin announced
that the Senhtr Military committee
woold meat tomorrow t» conai Jer the
bilL
He (aid he did Bot think bearings
would be necaaaary and only ihirc· or
f/tn 9 λ a va akinllil ka n.ii». Λ ·«
pod tli· bill. Γ-htlrmin Dent. of
the House committee, Mid aine» only
three aiabcn of hi» lummittM are
in Waahinxton. it *»< doubtful
vhithtr the bill c«uM be ictod upon
before the House reconvenr* on
Aucoat 19
8u{rcition· midr on the Senate
floor by Senator Curtia, of Kanui,
that the Senate abandon its program
of recaaaes and perfun'lory aaesions
until Alignât 24 if the bill can be
favorably reported by the commit
tee within a few day* wen- endorsed
by Senator Chamberlln. However,
Senate leaders now in the city aaid
any plan* to thu affect would be bald
In abeyance until the committee
could determine just how much time
would be naceaaary for a thorough
discussion of the bilL
t . ... · ' A«e LiUit. IS te W
KÊU[,· Tla bill woald amend the praaant
Mlattlfa aerriôa act ao aa to re<rulr<
ihi registration of all men between
elusive. While the total number of
men in the latter classes would total
10,021.972, Gen Crowder estimates
the total number who would be elig
ible for claaa one would be only 601,·
236 owing to exemption·* for de
pendents or industrial and phyricnl
reatona. Between 18 and 30 year·
hi* «atimatea show that *, 171,771
would register while 1,787,609 man
would be eligible for rUa une
The principal portion* of the bill
presented aa amendments to the orig
inal draft law, are a* follow* :
The President may draft «uch per
aon· liable to military service in such
sequence of ages and at such tune
or Uraaa a· he may pre*crihe. A clt
iaen or subject of a country noutral
in tha present war who ha» declared
hi* intention to becoma a citiaan of
tha United States shall he relieved
froin liability to military wrviee up
on hla making a declaration In ac
cordance with régulation* a* the
President may prescribe withdrawing
his intention to become a .Itimn of
the United State» and h · «hall for
ever ba debarred from becoming a
AgrUnltvre ·|4 tnduilrr
. The provision r*f«rrine to persom
«ιιηΗ in industry ar.d •iri'olton'.
providing for their rrlivf from mili
tary duty would be amended U> road;
"Panons engaged in occupation·
or employment foand to bo nocesanty
to the maintenance of the military
establishment ot the effective opera
tion of th* military inlervst durins
tha emergency."
Tha principaJ section wool Λ pro
vide:
"All male parson· between the
sgas of IS and 46 both inclusive
shall be subject to registration in κ
cordanco with regulations to ba pro·
acribed by the President and, upor
confirmation by tha Président or otlt
ar public notice given by him or b)
his direction stating the time or time·
and place or ptecaa of any snch reg
iatration H shall be tha doty of al
persons of the designated ages ex
eept officer· and enlisted men of th<
regular army, the navy, and the na
tiooal guard and naval militia whili
In the service ef the United Statei
te prsesnt themselves for and sub
mit to registration under the previa
Iftna of this act · · "That per
sons shall be subject to registratiof
aa herein provided who shall have at
talned their l*th birthday and wlu
■hall not have attained their 16tl
birthday on or before the day se'
for Uta registration in any snch pro
rismation by the IVoaiiient or an]
■•eh ether public notice given by hin
ar by hie discretion and all person,
so registered shall he and remsii
subject to draft into the force· her*
by authorised unless exempted ο
hxe τροΊ tharafroav ' ' * Th<
Preaideot may at such iaUrvab w
he may desire from time to tine re
qulr· all mala pel sens who have at
taiaed the age ef I· years sine· th<
total casualties to date
15.1 »β
I For iK· Wnk E.m4im§ Sui»4«y TV·
! Number Report·^ I» Given A·
1.430.
Washington. Anjc. 4.--Army end
j Marine corp· corualtie* reported
from (»vf*«tii» djrinjc the week end
inp -today îr.çrcueed 1„430 compared
whh the week before. Total
('AKualtick reported *re ih.IRR, tnclu*
din^ tuday'i ûrmy l»rt of ?43—»the
InrreM number vet reported >n a sin
Iflr «lay -and marine corp* list of
two.
While λη yet no ftirures on casual·
tie· in the (mat. allied orfenntoo in
which American troop· are playing
m· ronaptcuoiiOy a part have been
received, the increase in the daily
army li*u undoubtedly i* due in pnrt
lo thi* hirbtinf. The increase for
the week was Ι,ΧΙΜ. Tbe marine
corpr li*l» incrcaaed only 46 for aev
en da>».
In the 16,1)0 casualties; total
• le»*.hs. including 291 men lost at
era. men killed m action, dead of
wound». <ti»ea/te, accidents and other
c*u»ee, numbered A,144—army men.
6.410; rnftrine*, 734. The wounded
a*fTeirare ft.2*4—army men. 7,044;
matlQes, 1,220 The mtasinff, inclu
ding priMoncrr. total 788— army
men, 710; marine·. 78.
Df tkk U.n.1'. 4- J-'*·
■ Il cauJ*-* totaled fiM «α compeared
with 3!'S thr w«k before; the wound·
chI numlMTi'<l 7:*2 compared with 691
'he previous week and the raiaauiR
and r>rt»oncr* totaled <7, compared
with 8<i the ««It before The sum
mary of army casualties reported
fallow·:
Killed if. action (including 291 lost
at aaa.) 2S7U.
Died of woanda, 907.
Died cl <l:s*aar, 1,614.
Lh.-d of accident and other (awi,
016.
Wonisled ir aclior 7,044
Ihuimi in action (including pna
vnvn.) 710.
TtUl. »3,Ιβ4
The marin· rrop» casualties η»
mary ahoum:
Deaths. 714.
[Woundadj 1,220.
,1» tend· Λ the enmàkj. >. : . Λ,,
«M»,. Τ».
eludes thr aealhs of 28 office», the
wounding of 31 others and one m ka
il nc
KEEP MILLION MEN
IN TRAININC CAMPS
Kansas City. Mo , Aug 6.—Paaa
într through Kanaka City today on
rouie to Leavenworth, Kan., Secre
tary Baker iraued a statement in
which he >atd It waa thr purpoae of
the War Department to keep at least
one million men in training is campa
in the I'll ted States ao lonp as the
war tlull last.
IK· pliiccd the number of mco now
training in the United State* at 1,300
UOtl.
With referene# to hit ntonnsn·
dation for ertenstion of tho draft aict
Secretary Baker aatd it wea not the
i.-.t· -.t'on of the War Department to
invado the deferred elaaaiflcationa,
}ddii« that with the extension of the
draft w«. Γ las· 1 will provide all
mer. nnenirjr Piafuasing the bat
tle in the Aiine-Marne sector, Mr.
Bakvr warned ajtalnit nveroptlmlsm.
"We are only beginning," he uld.
A PERFECT FRIEND.
Λ friend who'· kind and true.
In every trial of life;
And treat* our a* a friend Indeed,
Alone thi» world of atrife.
Λ friand who'a alway» willing.
To bright<-n wmtonc'i life;
ο HI (ht- rood and nut th« bad.
.·.· le-.tvjj every atrif·
• ι iriend who'a m««r nelllafc.
With friand» and fo·· aliko,
Ar.il .him with them the fraiu oi
lifo.
Along thi· w»rld οΓ atrif»
Then. paa· the wouW-be-frienda of
lifet
.Vcuiuee they're gold treaouree,
And they'll laat throughout the atrif β
- LtLA I>. FA1RCI/OTH.
WiN—" Hallo f Ur. Buayan?
> a·? Cora· right away. Mr. Little
hat another one of hi· «pall·."
Doctor <haK an hour later)—'Whj
didn't you eond for ma »oo»»r1 Yon
ahoald not ha<ra waited till your ha»
band was jnconactova"
Wife—"Well, a« long a· he had hit
wnio ha wouldn't loi ne «end foi
you," Hew York Evening World.
ι. . The people who want to do thi
[thinking foreveryhody elae can't al<
I yray· collect their thought»
I laat preceding date of ragiatratlot
II and on or befur· the nart daU
•et for r · f i it t ι t I β ι
by proclamation of the Preaidenl
' exeep< licit pcrvonl aa ara aiaapi
from rogiitration hereunder, to rag
ι Hier In the imw manner and aabjec'
to the una raqolr«ment« and lia
bllltle» a· thoaa previously regieterei
ι under the tarma thereof. · · "
LIEUT. WILLIAMS DISPLAYS
BRAVERY.
You·» ΟΛ.τ fraaa N. C.
Κ««ο··»»<·ί Fee rro«votien.
Kiiion, X. C.. Aug. β—Mr. ui
Mrs. Marshall Williams, of Kaiaon
K. C , are in receipt of a Utter fro·
First Lieut. Joeeph J. Bruwn, of Co
"U." Seventh Infantry, FU>«uler>
encloainjc ropy of ixcommpndatioi
for their ion. Second Lieutenant I»
ham Kulaud William· of Company C
Seventh InTantry. The copy follow»
"Company C. 7th Infantry
"American E. P., 2Ath Juno 1013
"From Captain Ρ Η. Carter.
'"To Commanding Officer 7th Infan
try.
"Subject: Recommendation for pn
motion and D. 8. C.
"1. I would report that Secont
lieutenant Ldhatn R William» wai
ronuniuionril a aeeoml Lieutenant it
Regular Array Octobel
2«th, 1VI7, and haa aerted with thi
7th Infantry ainrr date uf coram)·
«ion. and haa on two orruiona beef
In coimaand of Company C, 7th la
far. try.
"2. From June I nth to Jane Z3r<
Idle, ho occupied with hi· platoon ι
v«ry important aactor of the Amert
ran Une» )n the Bom dc Re M ou
"3. Durinir that period he rur
filed tho ulmMt bravery and iwmW
judgment winnine the esteem and
confidence of hia ram and fellow of·
fteer*.
... VI» n.K»· »V1BCJ< 111 wmn
he »as engaged after two thirds ol
hi» platoon waa put otit of action b]
Ihe enrmy's ntrliliw pin· and gra
adri be confirmed hu advance srltt
three men »mi personally a0«nce4
■n enemy machin· fun
"β. At all tint*· lieutenant Wil
Llnma waa an example of courage ac<!
fortitude to all with «bom be etai
in contact.
P. H. CARTER.
Captain 7th Infantry. R. C."
Lieutenant Brown write»: "I
ltd Ma n«n against machina
V cooly aa though ha war·
a rame of ball, aad 11 yeu ι
and see what oueldae g^rOo>' ya«
could appréciai· what
H« waa a woodarf«i aiaipU te Ml
■to «vary foment ι
respwet of al lUie officers of tha _
imant and hi· man woold stick by We
to the last."
I.lentenact Wilhaax ia wait known
graduate of the Uohranlt]|ef Nortl·
Carolina, laiifht at Bingtaa'a Aahe
villc, for three y fan prior to hi· ob·
Lsining hi» law licenae, after whicl
he was asanciatod at Donn, N. C. wit)
Mr. R. L. Godwin. Tolanterinr foi
serrice June. 1917. Three brothen
are also in tho aerrice. .
Too(h Lack.
Hit wife hart followed him aero·
to be a He<i Cmaa nutac.
Dun η κ a bit of German atrafHnf
b* fall founded and woke up severs
hoars later ina Caïd hospital. Hk
wife waa bending trrrr him.
"Alnt that Just my luck, JannyV
he murmured. "With all Ox
pretty norses there ara over bore ti
look aft·* the soldiers, I bad to dras
yon."—Fro· I-res·.
" run rUK
EICN SERVICE
May ■· Enrolled II Certain Cnii
'!■■■ Am Çbt*n>4.
To meet the growing demand fui
Be·! Crew <ml Y. M. C. A. wrtrp
in Europe the War Department h»
ritfldod to modify the regulation
which govern the granting of paw
porta to the women relative· of mei
in the United State· urvie· ao tha
♦he aiatcrs of eolider* may be rnrolt
ed for forefrn «ervkr If certain eon
dit ion* are rigidly obierved.
The Firat of thcae la that auy lia
ter to go ecroe» muet bo a <Joly ac
credited member of one of the retro
lar authorfmail organisation· wMel
are doing work in Baropa. Rh<
moat alao be partiealarty qnallllii
by training for the portion whirl
•the 1· to RU and la aent to France a
a worker and not aa a relative Ob
malt make no effort whatever ti
vlalt her relativaa hi France whethe
they are aick or wall, and If «he Tic
latea any of tbeae role· the organisa
tien to which aha belong* muat male
itaalf renponaihle fer returning he
Immediately to America.
In the event that any one of thee·
«later» ahould marry aa officer o·
aoldier In the American expedition
ary force· after her arrival in Ku
rope ahe will automattlcally be aaa
back to the United Bute· by the 01
sanitation in which ahe ta eerriag.
Thia modification of tha ragula
tlona will oppn the Bold af foretg
•orviee to many won η who hav
hitherto been rafuaed paaaporti
I The original regnlatlona «til apply t
, the wivea, mother· and daughter» ·
men In the aervtee
' "Fleaae omit IWwata" ie a gee
advice for tha people who am la th
hah It of throwing bonqaeta at iMa
' aalvea.
WITH THE
ΓΗΕ «LDIERS.
haa fiebad train.
Guy Peoks haa fti had training at
th« Naval Tr»ir,l«* Dation nt' Nor
folk and baa baaiv aaJ^nwl to thr
U. 8 8. Dolphin.
Jam·· Muni» wbl «ηlined Ln the
Navy arwrsl weaka pa, 1* now do
ii\H ruard duty at H| folk. Va.
Poetmaatcr Lac »i «to call to the
, 1 „
ι * * "
j attention of thoaa « ting to aoldlen
, Dvcrwt» that^ tba «tlspa/iy and rer
trae|t of fcoldirAmoat ba includ
ed id th* addfaaa UM written plainly.
Th« lattan A. I., T.§mu Auatratlaa
a· well aa
to avoid con
4*11 very It la
>rd American j
not abbrevia-j
Κ *p edition ary
American and in
fil»ion and Ma;
»ucc«tod thai i
he written la t»fl
tad.
Lattan bava
"Chick" KikU,
Ralph Eoona
arrival uvMafft.'
the 3U4th Pipld
Herbert B.!
ρ rum u ted to »
(Ka |K<! τ-t wtll
received from
Cainey and
n* tbalr ufa
aru with
■ Battalion.
V recently I
Consider!»*
•«rvict, hi/
υ ratifying
•vid fatly a;
fn hi» pre
ffcrmer on«'<»f
$3.
MOt PM
Unt WtlUrd .
■PPpoiBtMl,
ht» battalion 1·
Ht U making a_
popular olttcar an
hom* town trt
tion, aa
Edward >«·
Na*jr aid la Ml
Naval Trwlnlnn
H. L M» writ»» I
.II» traiain* toy ;
•nocu.f» (ln«
6aanmt M
tha 7th Aati I
In Parte an Jnip 1
th# caWbratio
dependence
located
Oat oSear.Jn|
l#th hfutrr.
et M·
ia tha
at tfca
•t Krwport,
Of ha but*
*T.
with
Card· lut* been rKrtvtd announe
idc the safe arrival overaocs of Set.
Prentiaa M. Ezaall, Corp. Ralph J
Parker, and Corp. Lewis W. Strick
Und whu arc with the Ith and 12tb
Anti-Airrraft Batteries.
Jeaslo M Wilaon, who to atation
erl at Fort CaawaU in· recently pro
moted to a nrpiuL Bvrrt. Wilaon
to popular with both the oflksen and
mon and hto promotion waa merited.
Word baa bom rwcKrcd that the
119th Infantry ara locatad in Rri
lilura and arc brigaded with English
troops Quite a number of onr
boy·, are in thto raiment. The old
Dunn Company (Ce. M.) to In this
ram ment.
Bart. Ceo. P. McKay with the 120
Aero 8quadron ha a recently enjoyed
a ten day furlough In Scotland. He
writea friends that wbtle ha had the
opportunity ha riaitsd tbe country of
hi* anceators. He mention» many
into resting details of hto, and daserfh
{ os Edinburgh as oaa of tha moat
| beautiful cities in the world.
THESE COUNTIES TO MAKE
SECOND DfclVE
Three countio* >r\ to conduct their
«rtnd-υρ War Saving· DtWc neict
week, bftiiuln( Monday. A air out Sth
Thc*o nrr Jarkaon, Union and Yai-|
kin. The week following, Harnett,
Jnknuen, Sampeon, Mitchell. Me
OoWn and Haywood will port on thatr
■aeond or wlnd-tlp drive. It la ex
pected that tbeao countiea. at a re
mit of tM* wrand effort, will plodite
their fall quota t oUie War Revinga
Campaign. Soma of Uita* countiea
are only a abort way from the toy,
while other* are practically all the
tray. To the latter ou* advice la to
*»kk cloeely to the plan furnlahad
by Stale Headquarter· and tee that
no other bvstneaa la more Important
or comae before tkie cell of the Got
omment- . Make tke people realise
that their Government hat called and
that they are exported to help it aa
willingly and promptly aa the hoy·
when they are called to go "over the
top" Into "No Maafc Land."
Strang* thing* happe»
Αι time pAMMt—
l ittle hrowr jug"t Bow
Uecd fer Mf>l*aeev
— Mcmphta Ooramarctal Appeal
Heated argument· do not »Heay*
! arlt* from the Area of
] 1 The American a*lt work· In ra
ce* I year· have nppN*d all the aaH
oaed la fhia ecantry.
FAYETTEVLUE SOIL
RfCHT FOR CAW
CW. II ie Said. Will Start With
Mlvlmun «I 30,000 Me a
Fnyetioville, A ujr 3.—The anom
al adaptability of the Mil of the Fay
ettoville camp die (or the porpoae
for which the National Government
hx« teierted It it ahown by the con
stant raina of tha proeent week
Thouph U ban rained «very iky thli
week th·· «arveyinjr p>n> on th«
camp aite hat not Iwtn prevented
from « orkinjt by the condition of tha
toil on a atnjrlc day No work could
be done Monday, but thia waa owning
to Uw rmin ruielf. which can tinned
throorhoot th« day, tad sot on ac
count uf.the »oil Though on* ar
mora raina have fallen every day the
mrmbvrt of the turveyinc party
have found that «Ithla a abert tine
after rain hat actually ceaaed to fall
tha aandy «ill hat abeorbed the wa
ter t efficiently to allow work to con
tinue.
Accontinjr to Bjruree prepared by
Secretary Π V. I). Kinjr, of the F»>
etteviHe Chamber of Commerce, who
know,. nor· about the Payetterfll*
camp than any man ogttkle the War
Department, the atlilltry ramp
which the government will eltabliah
here will start with a minima* of
10,000 men. or »ix brigade» while
indication» are that arvixratione
will be made to handle. owr.tual·»·
t waive !ir««ilit. or •'•.'.OU'.' ■>«.
Krnairr Hftnmuna wa> roc»»! ly 'n
fonatd by Svretary IhUi that a
ril-fcrifadi artillery camp would be
l.or<.. Accoi din* i> Ur Kim; an
artillery brigade contain» .ί,ΟΐΚ' mon.
J" A replacement camp may alao be
liMtail be re, in addition to the re*,
itt arlSUary training camp.' tald Mr
Kin*. -TU fart her been announced
In Waahingtow that aboat ûftevn mil
lion» al dollar· weald be tpoat In
contraction work on the canto·
MR Were, which la aboat fire miV
lia· Bore than hat boon apent on
any other caatonmfnt In the United
fftatee"
ΚΛ«||Ε* KILLED BY ' CUHi AC
w Ce*WT. MUE*M kAY.
hfrattavMc, Au*. 4.—Rom· i.
Week·, promient farmer of Combar
lud raiut), wu killed by the r xplo
«ion of a »jn at M* bom· Λτβ milaa
from KayettcviUr, at 7 o'clock U*
muminK Owing le the circumetan
co> em-rounding the happening it ii
not known whether Mr. WHkl' death
was th« malt of accident OT »alc!<W
Krier* of d» fatally ar« inclined
to believe that it was an κ client.
Mr Weclu waa In the act of draw
ing two of hi* wnall children whan
be went into a eloaet adjoining the
room it )· thought to look for thai·
clothe*. Tho noiae of the exploded
ahotgun foU|>wcd. Tha load ^oa
the g*n aoterrd tha lower left atdi
of the fan and ranged apward. H il
brother at <>occ atarud with the
wounrivd man bat death occurred be
fore Ute city wit reached.
Mr. Wccfca waa an indiutrioua and
hai-d working farmer. □· laara
a wife and three ehBdrea. Ha wai
a native of Clinton, where tha body
will be taken for burial.
The moil painful climbing of for
lane1· ladder la done by the peopla
who have been at the top and are coa
pelted to rlkab down.
DIES OF TYPHOID.
Diutu Prom Fat·! ta aaty Τ mm β m
la CwauMν No»
KaJcijch, Aer I—Saletabanr m t
community In fUmpion eoanty.
ftora· il m- mpt i| wm organized a
u model health reauaanlty.
Λ part of *.hr work don» wm thi
iotnranlxatinn <>t the penpia airain*
typhoid.
Ενβιν itic'lvidonl in Dm commonit]
was »+»vn the anti typhoid traat
ment ην on*. ■ nrcio.
ThU rjmmir there ha· been oru
cart· of the fever in the msnunit]
and on» death. The victim va» Um
ne^rro who refuaed tu lie vaccinated
A recent iaaue of the CHntoi
Democrat tell» the «troy.
"A Ilrikintr avidanc· of tha atfee
toalnem of typhoid vaccination
:· (urr.iihcd by the death of a nttn
at Salemtiurg I hit week. Whan Bain·
bury wu organized aa a model coal·
m unj'.j Ujj« aetfro alone of the a»
tiro population failed to he vaccina
tteJ fur typhoid and he U dead uf Um
diaaaae, and U» only peraeo <o di<
of typhoid in thw county thi* year
Manifestly tha p.-oplr of SalMthaq
believe.in tha r/Bcior.cy af vaccin»
twn for Doctor Il»lltnjcew«rt)i vac·
rinatod -7fl there Monday and quM
then only because he had ran out af
the vaccine er whatever they call 11
fUmpaon. by the way, eaa boat* of be
iny amen* the mora favored couatfca
■A'it'r. reepect to tha thorvaghneaa o<
Uir r>m|al|t« agaiaet Ac diaaaae, fo«
them are only four caaaa la th<
county, and Doctor HalBa^iwoeth h
r-onrr «ntly prraalnf tha battle acafnai
the peetileecc."
The health work hi Salambant «al
itukuiraratad on Miuch, SI, if u t>>
Dr. (·. U Cooper. now director oi
>bc bjrvau of medical Impaction oi
«cnooU of th* rtate hoard of health.
He en than aervia* aa tha ahato
time health oOccr for Itaapeor cour
ty Dunne that year tha work a
in in»t typhoid fever waa opecialt]
inUuuive and vary «ratifying ra
■uKi ware arhiettd. Death» (na
typhild for the year totaled juat βν«
in tha eeairv, and tha number ai
pvople of Salaahart are now
taking the protection offered
BIRTHDAY PASTY.
Λ birthday parly was given Man
day afternoon at the baa* of Ml
O. Warren, in honor of 8. F. Warrm
Tho«r prMfdt wrr* :
Mn Viryie Warren, the mother or
S V- Warm, L. E. Newton, lant
Erifenon and J «h TlarvfooC XlM
Holder and It* thy lens Turner, «
Fsyrttovllle.
A wsurtnelon tent to Mrs. VircV
Wsrrtn by a friend (A· near CÎn
ton, whkh weighed 62 pound» wa
tit vowed on this occasion.
Besides · most dellelo·» diantr ici
man and cake were served. A]
Wt in the wee hoars of the nig)·
lonirinr for another such tie», what
all hearts will he joyous and hspp:
as on this occasion.
If all continu» to fo as It is fro
in* now, one of these days a French:
of the name of Kokc. Forii, Poach
Kooch, Pooah or Fuash is Koine t
pay s rtutt to the United States am
ha is (coins to have the time of hi
life.—Greensboro News.
LAST NOTICE
YOU MUST PAY NOW.
All town tax, all street
assessments and all side
walk assessments must be
paid at once, or collection
will be made according to
law.
This, positively is my last
notice.
FAMINE IN PETROGMADt
MOBS STORM TRAINS
Petnrwl—Γιίη(η4 to ■
of dcttair tml Hir >Ur»»U—
y month· ■ threete·!»* 1
torn — hung»r—mtrméj h··
«wti thnuaaad·. A (N*t Mitrttr
f Mw t,OW.OOO >»H· MVtinrd
•d Int« lha oaf· pud capita) of Pi
ter tha Graat, know «bt It
to b· without food and
winter il coating , wKk
>i— m «tore.
Tk iwopU talk, ι
thrjr
form early in tfeo !
Act* te bey food.
'ncomlnf ttmiaa ia a
for food twfH 1· fey L
travollag toUiin. la hut ot wrory
•hop window wkm (·
*pkfll
lonjtiiHtly
|tW window
ta
porlcete fall nf
Money presses in wroktac m
m»d vajre* «η inrnmi^ b«l
|er Ob kw| op with tke rfcfaw
Tli·· Nmkj Γΐοιρο>1. »tke"
•f Pctnami, h a »fcia r—|>
dence of the city·» IntMMt la
In tkfc mnb «f white
hear οί the twenty «f
it Iiu4 ttam on· end te
with street Trad·
nd chocolates ni
Bt\U pancakes
I ami iiftr guarded
Wealtkr Mm
«nain*· aad lived la |
alo-i* the Ne
biscuits in the Ktrnu te ,
liv.r« Tbeix ι
allot· and
cmii» at faMaaa priai·
«" tWy. part rfUalh
«et bread.
Fleer Rdhklb
There la a ι
the seldisn' bakery.
I^t'v&.iaafcne'"1
caKaryiaea ride la front of
ry aad six aaller·. heavily ι
PU' M hiyk oa the seek·
One need aot be enprlaad M
lady dieefd in silk· and satins, 0
a member Of the lumilii, ι
will a biecuit am Ike corser,
Jrt· et him ia any of Ika two
thr.o foreign lei
TIi.b one may buy newspapers frem
Kn\hfsni> it· Γ reeks cents aad tflk
hat end former army o<IW»ls la ski
ny Soot·. AH a» tryOwr to «an a
livl '.i»od la tbe "femmune" of Patra·
era»'·, where property la conAaeated
ar.i- neomee bare raaiahad
ε-'iee thoee aa tks Hanky an
irtn%. pretty onea, aad they walk tke
iiloni. length of the street all tke day
soul Into tke nlgM asking foe tke lit
tle instars stamps that paas far atoe^
ey in A osais aow.
ha ·.:!■».
Ο··* of tkt myvUriM of Uwli ta
wkw » tbc vender· of oak·· aad W»
J coif get the thing· tWy a*IL Tkm
ia ah,«lately ao floor to b· lad Ml
[ the hrwd alloaranc· per pou»η.
I wiii. h on· wwMmi fata and mm
tlms dofw't, I» nn« Mf a pound
daU;· for the proletariat (W — alfth
of a iM>ond daily for the WvfMb.
Hi bread i* black and haaij and
ite i .i-rcdieaU cannot be HanHflid
Bviu.t cannot be obtained I» the
afco i·. In the liunw bar·· «ant,
drfc.il cabbage and «bat bread ia n>
Tail .Ule la the principal diet for the
■a··. !ty. R*s>, better and aaflk are
M«rh η price and eriianly inrn.
Y· ml; an I acorn of >00 rah lee
<»c. .r.ally $100) a nadk wne ι an
parr., vely apalenc·. New, aetord
tor . > the beet eatbaalM armJIabl·,
5t *. ;« free Ι,ΰΟΟ to *,000 raWea
♦ -.·> to fl.MO- a month to main
taln a family of three la aaytfcltMt
lib· tomfert. Moat of tbe famHIn
in I · t reyrad, e*an with nagea aoar
hmt. lire fearer than Ι,Μ· reUaa
(»Γ. ν ) month. Bet erea the Mai·
thy <40ar k«x*r patter hecan—
tran . ortatioa la crtpplid and the eKy
la c» off tram the Uknine ha fit··
dpt.» -'««r and leper pride·!— tar
rito.j. and froaa the naarhy PranWh
and :ihlc eommmMm tat mi
m- >:cd <t with bai« -ι»
•ml v.-^taU··.
lu -He trtjr'·
:rl r «■««*
>», (km ta tm »ta»lrta ι
dr i.'KI, M tat «Mar Mi MM
ly. ■ ο fool. Om
hit vt.n kntd ««4 aM k»»f It ao
4er !ι .V m4 k«f. 0 II··» to mm
tml *f.rt)r nUn (to).
D · th· city (trafvh
«I··»» -Wly nd M«
It »t vr· t· »<·)< it
Up., oHimi tf Hi !
bet. kwtMt"
net! Leak at Ita
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