The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, May 13, 1916, Image 2
RJEnDPI? OTHER SENATE
lila*? IHA ?ATVRIi.
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f* 1
bill again
lenta to ?H ,tno)
jMwWfsa today % taa aaaaa anal
,?agi*ra> rslsasad to* confarence.
?poaaoi to aaawm the presi
xatga taa smadhng, array to'
maavba ttaia ml jeaea end t%
a fodeaai , .eajniateag army ? ajj
wera rajaatii aatly by votes
*. U?aadg^l ta U\a. re
?> -a^^ls tha, ht^rate. plana?
mu>w ?aa suasiivuted by one
?x C>siwiaji Hgaai taa house
without a
apt^en a* tha .nitrate plant
altar a hard fight
oaft*a?af. Unvstaafta proposal
Riw isgsjagna% Unroot <ne
a| Wwanaafrs. who saalp?
I UM fl? -^aiar aawejr lobby."
far tt? > Tha plant pro*
Isndar- gst HajP aaaaadmant
I?, sapnUi aaslasteaa/ by the
>#nt aad "not In conjunction j
utfter ladaaarii sr. ?Uerartae
on sja sjfpala capital, aad tha
be araaasiarad to
nsearissisaa mm inaaavded en
km mmt?> of tha ssaajati % who
1*1 tha^batna Musnlaj
t^*sa?* saraaa* wars to
*? f^.baaa?aierlea of
sine wa?Mba eu
ay tha^Haji ajaasrfment tax
nnsnaaa aasaina a# mekfins
SH^s^a^aM^
. 1W *"!^gi^ 8^W*r>^a^^^* ^W*
^hih>^s*^B)^pjSasjse^|kiae^h|a4.
with taa gfjrUUs 4>f taa
,HIH<>. or f*a?V
sanata asasjadnsgnAl
aad tha money
tha sale oi Pan
aaaight fait
essavfas sajMoasklac s-ast-,
tha oUvasa to
ssM the a*
?poaad .plant may
of thoaa opposed
^jpxnersl?u.
jaata voted against the i
y/rie* Mnaap
as,, it 1
^^r^e^^sss^asia^^n* C^^A^Jsei^^ia^ ^flTss^jpa, |
Tha speeches* too*
|m same lines. It now %
Ig^tS? aoateraaca wUl agsee
aajKummlsa as>. the seaadiag,
is*** l7A,qOA man. Tha
?! ! ssajdasdry amaJeV have pro
t xg*t*l ftaaajntlag the vol
Ar.iiiavfaaa^rartha^a>< k> much
>Mn4% ,?afsaasa|gd|irexHay told
\m?*w thai tha^atsaatry c^uld
'* fifa'V*'**"** volunteer
'KjflRjal fluar* toxcan aa the
^Mjjaas aad the house by Its
??M^^joav.
SU** CAPTURED.
- ?"Mas ' 'w 1 ?' " *
saavasjgs. Jew Catches Whopper
baas^aaaasa has started olf rrlth
Jejaa J?. DaVaaux, Jju rsaanMy
a ll^agidar .lQ Aha garC af
I ?Ums with rodajal real.
a> was mad% og> the. front
abASA sU mllas aeovs. ^ha pa
Ma,.De>ieaAx ^ in tha race
WfiSS. lasjaajafaradior taa bast
<a<ch ,ksx%hs saaf. 9aa>rapotd is
held liy tha Rev. CUftoa Otyu
a ^ wasghlng about forty
3a\ hoaor of mahing tUo
Uia aassh of tha sgesent aaaaon
H|r PaVeaua? however,
a aura, fait weather o< too past
mkm has drawn out lanumeraUle
WhJIona. who, in everyday life
faord hankers to preachers. One
f : >rts a caich o( about 100
aw aasej|e*jns*w**M?
St. (^arfce School Cloalu*.
Theeos^vei^enwuU .exercise* of the
iSt. Charles Graded school took place
ion Friday evening, May Gth, at 8:30
f o'clock. .< ".-!.'.-1
The auditorium was taxed, even to
I standing room.
The following program waa render
|od:; ]-.?<??(,.
Invocation?-Rev, Ifaipmond.
The, Qajaplp Blue x^rr-Schnol. ,
The Golden Wedding?Engelmann,
?11*1^ ?haw, itoberta Shaw, Frances
Brearley. . , I
Patriotic Drill.
Hqse F'flU? - ???. , v.?. ?
b^\ \^iiie?Aug. Do Rand;?Roberta
I 8haW. j< .,.<.-., .,.
A Scene on the Battlefield?Grady?
Ed^WHeon.,, ,
W,uUo at Quebec?Budlong?Alva
Buako^n, , . . j. .
Where the, ^ver^Sha^^Flowe
Rugt.VlrrrMym B^oiae Jenkins,, I ,
Euuxgy on Grady?Graves?James
t Wilsja^fh.
The .Unknown Rider?Lippard?
|Ha4m>e^ McCoy,
UqUOsal, ^casurea?ThurlowUeur
[?JWWHsftNrjShaw.
|ia^?T\aes and Uberty?Xnn^iiton
Wlls^flh^w., , .
W*mm Cfcrollim-llnyne^
(^?"rojr $haw. ?^^<msj?
Among ^hn .I41?ee-T-Ksil
Klolse Jenkins.
Tendjg C^Uoo,uy ? Dreysohoek?
Frencos ley. ?. . .
Remark* by ?*inoinnU J*,W^ Style^
Ml, 4. Muim*r4ya, Au^ete^depA
l<* Hlucatlon, we*, Mke4 t& m*M a
fest .remegks. while, awaiting, the dft
olnVut. uf.thn Jy?g^ee?%s^d^,aa^l^fe|s fain?
tojw.jraye words Ql ?he*fen^eu^ur
agejueat idk his audience, ^dative to
echini mattera*i ^?-.?(>?*
Mn, Is., r|v EW Qf, Burner ^ e#*v,|
i h?d| ^sjuosAul yU^a/|oer ^ prsggn^sd. t ..t^f
following prises for the best deehuna
L iprst JB*a*,gol4 medal, ^aroea WH
son^ t>wtd^ee\. by; Frinidjrel, . ,: ,
I , sj^nd .nrlan^ ,** gnl^iueee. Lerey [
Jttnjc. Aweeded by boye, t ?
I Special mention tciHaxmop McCoy.
A ein *aa presesded by Jar. JJaps to
Mr. Plyler, In behalf of the hoys, t to
ghee' Ml gems small degree, the, respect
and, esteem In which hej.wsa^haWU
The hoard of . trustees aanquncoa
tj\a foleewja4| toy hers were elected
for fee eiuau** gear,
Mr. Da Shields, principal. L?utens.
, Miss Wae H^oe, Lockhart, ;.
Mise Mars*rei.?hs.w/ Fo^otsJln-Inn
"-"'T >":-? * "I'VV " ?
(Kadug Kwwefctt? ot Vena*, &jl*?>L
un May Ith it waa m> pleasure to
be i^eseot at, ths oioaeag eacrclea? of
|h-e Well* school, out neat Rocky
Wuji.whieh Is taught by Mrs. & D.
Owens.
The succew) of the exercleoa can be
ex pressed, in the one word grand.
,. Mra Owens and her pupils certain?
ly do deserve praise for getting up an
entertainment that any school could
be proud of.
K The program waa as follows:
Invocation?Mr. W. R. Wells.
Address of Welcome?Lillian Hat
held.
Song?"My Old Kentucky Home"?
School,
RecitaUon?"The Little Clock"?
MynieBodgera
Dialo*ue->unt Najac^ and ,^e
Missionary Soc^ety^la^ch and, Has?
el Rodgsrs, UUian t^'nejd, Clara and
Bva Welle apa Bdna Hinsop.
, Play?"How Jimmy , Saved _ Pa"?
Npreen WnsorV James Hatfield and
Mandls Rodgsrs.
HeMlngrrThe Burning Ship"?
ArchM Hlnson. , VM<,
Song?"Massa In The Cold, Cold
Ground"?School.
KnciUUtm-rT 'MoiUe's LUU* Ram"?
Heyward WaUa .
Ptay?'The Maixlmpnlai A?yarting7(
menf?Gladys, Blphard, Sophie, Clara
and bammle Weils.
Recitation?"Beneath the Hot MW
summec Bua'^^lan Hofeld. ?>
^iay?"Arthur * kiraveryV -nr Hty
njaxd. and Sva W?lls, Mondle and
Hatuiai Uudgsrs and Eu^aa Hloson.
Song?"Ths Se wanes River" ?
BchnoU , ^
? . .Monologue?"Dish Waahlng"?So?
phia Wells,
p-fw Laoka-aa
to Thee"-rJosie Hinson,
Reading?,;#he puking of the
Ships"?Richard Wells.
Song?"Battle Hymn of the Repub?
lic"?School,
Trlaloguo?"Train to Mauro"?Ar?
chie, Noreen and Joste Hinson.
Recitation ? "Tommy's Prayer" ?
Sammle Wells.
Tableau. ,
Soni?VSehool. is, Ct(Yer"?School.
Awarding of medals,
qiioaiu^, a4ire?s^Jajtt?ea HatAeW,
Address :, Vr, J. H,, Jlapfnaworth,
Stage managers: Messrs. W. Hin?
son .and P> Owens. . , ^
The,.children, ajl $id so well th,at.
any parent^ oj; schoolcould, be prou^dj
of^th^m^^ut.lJhere are a few whp flld
themselves more credit than the oth
, ,^i^^<|^,,^ M^rtio Rpdg,:,
ers,. .wlas ,a shor*. r.ecji^tlo^, b.ut.,ahe I
\vag such, a little tot and spoke, out so
clear, that. ?veryv ope could hear a^.
understand, evexjf word and her ges?
tures were, perfect, ? , ;(
? ( ^0, other, .small on.es, y<hp had
recityjUooa.w.ere *>jyiaq Hatfteld a^d.
Sammle. V^H^f^^tS^^. were,|
so iong, and they knew thejn, so wejl
that^thay (^ere ,>(realiyfM. better than,]
spm.e,rpfthe, older.,tVo^sjl .whp,.
Jenj^r pieces, although all of them
MntJto* ? r. , ? . ? ..... ., ,
AtilW*^ Lop^S U?to.
[^?s^V Vy tyae* hinson. .waa. lovely,
and^ap pejr/e,ct for^Qn^fo^mali.
YaJJa, wj^..abnuA th^^fujjples^ reclta;
tloa&.aad he spoka well too for one so
;.. .;? ..... ? ?. , ? :l. i
uJThe dialogues were all fine, but th^n,,
trinj^e^ '"Train to Mauro," was best
& all. i . ,:(r.
l|f M^ A. 7T% Ha^mewor.^ preaan^e^ tya
.gfte, w.aa sw^ded. todies Noreep.Hi^
so^.an^jSh^worHo^ lo w^i^f^,
the#, are all bright, intelligent boya
i Ifcere^ were^. e^ght nrisae4awarda? tfe|
i^FH^.^.'WHf1-^ *****
dne,,da# d^ri^g tljA^wholaJarm. 4
aorid Clars^ ^IJs, l^praen and; Joaey.
Hinapn, I41llhi\, Hatf^eld, James Hat
?el& and! >\mmleWells. , 4
. ^ira was o^ite ,l*/ae aufleaoeL
preset ^ ,
^Mnt^-JW?*i.?W?-. ^400,
Camdea %?d T^min^nsvilie^ sj^ayery.-i,
hady ..there said tha same thing;* "It
was dne. ..u ,.. KniA %m (1.
Tha Fcbool^haa for tholr motto,
"Work and Win."
A Victor.
News and Vlcvfs of Ti^gah.
;P^, Man .f-Erom m
^.the weather ha*, bean arrati^.
nirW W Mm tha. w^ter ever tsaw aadf
wjth, no pTpsppc^ Qt a cb^pgje. pChe
faxjnera are trylpg to.sQlye tha prnb:
lepa how U sava tha heads ,of thjs^,
oats, for they are too low,, tq be cut
In. many places. . Farm, work is ujay
nothing special to do until H rains?
th,en. the tug of war will epme, ,
There la a goyd deal of sickness of
various kinds through this section, ,
Mr. T, A. Bradley has purchased
tha "eld John Una me place" near Pia
gah, cb.uroh^ and I guess will build and
merchandise on it.
There is talk of building a line
achool at Plsgah church. Miss Evanu
who taught the Plsgah public school
taught children from Lae county this
your. She has been a. faithful teacher
and her many friends hppo ehe. Will
cqntlnue to [each the school another
year. Misses Madge ( Rogers, Lula
Baker and Dessls Hawkins, members
of the senior class of the Plsgah
sahool, made in the recent examina?
tions, from 93 to 100 nyirkg, which
showed good work by teacher and
scholars. Others in same class and
In other classes made high marks.
, ,Mj\ and Mrs. D. O. Mcjuood of Rem
btrt have Issued Invitations to the
marriage of th,Qlr daughter, Rosa Mae/
to Calvin Heyward (^handler, at Mc
Leod's church on Wednesday evening
at 8.30, May 17th'.
(From Indications others are pre;
paring1, to let t^io public into theirfser
cruets before long. The more the mer?
rier.
fcu^It is amusing, to.see two p.r.. three
fci ui t Vt t ? YttYt11 tYi t tt
Chattteiiqoa Sibis?? Tickets &
% # ?
- V./ j -....4.,,. KM."?,*.
In arrujUilj>ft?. Imtfru** tola CUttUaqwi ?if,..ye?r4 Jha.locaJ
mM*Lk?x? r T ?"1 aUl^ ^-??
?* ^fl** Wirt/*
tkUt#,c?? U Had f?. (, >,
~? JflfiW (ftVtM Miflttjooi to tfc#, r^pectivt
ThtH tickttt will bt
>ld waile they lift
?ach.
3Id wail
&50
if
io <
in
primarily U ? protection to the owner
^lio?ttte"e^?1t^o^'^^ til tofoirtoia yetr* InclwWc
I chflaren ore admitted to the children e work tree.
#fifcft, ?. c
'1.
m ; i j ~" q rr ~ ? -? v' BT f - i
feM9w#, to, got 090 girl, but as
unmarried she #( f^u;
any fellow that can get her. Engage?
ments in such cases aro not to bo con?
sidered.
Mr. and Mn . Ixjon Stuckey and Miss
Madge Rogers went to Stateburg Fri?
day to a picnic and visit relatives and
friends,.
Miss Mignpn .Br^edlove^ a. popular
teacher tof the Smithviljo school, spent
the week-end hero visiting friends.
9. Cy DuF^ and. Kerfoot ?enney
went to.^Suniter..Saturday, on | business,
aqd pleasure, to visit relatives, the
movies, see and be. seen, ...
,G^rman^ has. answered^ th^ Unjte?..
SlW?jM^?V right.. Thla,fcAuntry. w^lo.
professing to he neutral, panders to(
t^o wjshoA,,^ Qreajt . BraVf* a^d,
against Germany?and that is plain
to be seen.
^oJ^aur4u.- As 9 certainty .earning
ground in thjU> Sj^te. .}.R^esflfi^ive.
tuen, f^ojm dJff^ent counties, say he is
strong too, s^the sanw men auyTli., 4
to his. store aA .Bcmbert, to be used as
. Mr. T. J. Brown, who bought the
j Sank; of, fte^hext JtyftRfc^?W c^og.
Ledijt \o a, a*pxe. Froin, a money buj?dr
i lug^p a crocoijy one?much better
th,esa har^ , :
TJpe tn^eroQting contest ( jf^or pr^es
o*e^J^ jhe Item, and .^atc^ma,n
a^fegthr^le near B? end,., It has
oeUhlniy beeUte, an ^teresting , one.
When 154, nearly all young ladies,
UpOiml^K baa fur*ish#tf the, ,Qonte%.
f&fcW% fSftlfrfa ***** Nr^alb
conteM, fuee o( cost , Jt ^a.gleju^re
When. conducted, on a, high pjajie as
not win. It IMftMfj o,^airM^v aa^
no one,can crltickje ,the management
of it, for It has been conducted ( fa\r
a^d ^fn^artuil^to a|l,4 There Jjft^h?
dPuH v what. thet winners, wi j .vt#eR
remember. ,and appreciate the work of
their frisndik.
? *.tv '..v^Vw^jVJji^ v,"
NO PROTEST MADE.
Cymric Was in Admiralty Service and
Attack Wen Legal.
, vV^ng^Ma^J
at Queen^o^ IreJ^d, . qfloia^h/
Dorta .tjiat t,ha Cyinrjc waa s^^.b^
torpedo^ T^ ^ped^ ja\ ^,sjjgin.e.
rQW.k4lUn||fl*e. The su^ora^.ar?
riyed at Sau^ry at nooiv QW^,
vn as la tha .admiralty, servire ;uid was]
?vot warned. The officials h.etje, :.^y j
ijjat na th^ymric was la adinjv^U} j
eervico there can be no protect frum
America,
SENAT? FOR STRONG AJij&Y.
r .-<- a;.^ Aw/.-..?.. v> .-.'M^ .Ar-?'.,*
Voted Vnanintously, for ^^gular Arcny
of 250,000 Men.
jWash^ysion, M?y 9.-rrThe B^nate tA
day voted unanimously ta Insist upon,
two hundred and fifty thousand mc.n.
in. the regular army and the volunteer
army plan.. , * .j
Consul Carrothers at El Paso, re,
ports that the Carrnza garrison at
Juarez may be removed.
? 1 1?. 1*". I BWfWW
Getting Thin Quick.
Dr. Dudley A. Sargent, physical dl
I- 1: CttUiXl ??? ,.v/.'i Ail) >(,n
been (,en?ag.edi( in .^ull^n^ ^ t^o
any^ ^^^et^t cp^uocted. withM ph^slca\
At.^,with.'t^jA?f^ty of
V*flWWv ..VYou'yago^ ^o M?$ u^.
iPfiPPf0 W^?* ^em^vea. tp^sott
rijl.,o( ^Vspmetfme^^^ injure^t^emselves
?V?e . w^u^y. TJii^ .get-t^i^uhik
^7:Su!?iW^ fSf m^X.Am.ericans
?f|n* te.do,cv^tnlniPi a, burr^;w In
fjhe( c^se p,fr red,ucln^( is a distipct
iih^%apta^...A^ e^ceso pff fat may
npt v ho JW^qus, ^^alt^^b^i tfte
ft ??.?ttW? ^luWfeiW
by(, healthful exercise aed proper
?W?l HU, '.' i iiJ>. a>fj OV: !! ?.?
Dr. Sargent says never has there
been a tiflio , wljou %q man^ people
were sen^bj^, working ^t^Jh^m
?slve8 physllcally fit. "Men cannot go
on, oxpr^orkln|f.JJheir brains^ and oyer
th^nn ^elr,$w\ ffi wljirer und.erwor^
in,^ tholr muscles without courting
disaster/'
All of which leads up to the fact
that It is May, and the best out-door
time of the year. Nothing is fetter
fyr the man or woman who woy|d re?
duce unnecessary fat and kep in
trim than gardening. If there's only
a window-box to spade up, take long
walks In the country to ge.t ferns to
border it. There is a tremendous sat?
isfaction in accomplishing work with?
out undue fatigue. It takes slow be?
ginnings and steady practice for the
sluggish-muse led person to net into a
state of good physical balance, but
It's more worth while than anything
In the world, and gives more satisfac
thDn. Freeh air, exercise, and a cheer?
ful attitude towards life are the. only
true cure-alls- M they are used as a
1reducing ngent, pntlonoo must he
^^lJ|^ed>--Fiorenco Times.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVEN
.TIPN.
Secretary of War Baker to Make Open
ing Address at Atlanta, July 13th.
Columbia, May 9.?Newton D. Ba?
ker, secretary of war, the "newest"
member of President Wilson's cabinet,
js ^o deliver the opening address at
the all-South Christian Endeavor Con?
vention July 13. This is an announce?
ment just made by Kar\ Lehmann,
Secretary > of the Epde^vo^ worein
the South, who went to Washington
last week and got the promise from
Secretary. Baker to be, .one ,of tb,e
convention speakers. Secretary Baker
is said by Washington people \o ber
one of the best orators in the Wilson
cabinet, and his address at the At?
lanta convention will prove one of
the drawing cards, . ,
tables on the pr^?~ram of the Endeav?
or convention i.. Atlanta. Dr. Fran?
cis E. Clark, founder of the. move?
ment, ^residen,t of t&e World's Chris?
tian Endeavor Union, wjho is now in
{he Orient in the interest of young
peojoje's , rollout, wor?; iOaniel A
Ppllng, the associate hcftd of ^e En?
deavor movement; many of the lead
^4 Endeavor flelcy se^etaxJeBr an?^g;
long list oi the lea$jn$ pastors and,
speakers oif, the South will be heard at
the "convent, ^
Noted Song Leader.
m,**Jm ???Mi WcWsp
an,d composers of hymns of this couu
try*' '..i--. v- .. ^..j' :.. ? j
There will be upwards of three
tyousamj Endaayorers at tha, A^tA
c99.X?n.t*Pn. ?f( P1? ?*<w*ty*
?eyj^n .O^taa.w^ son^^flis^t^
Xhj^city of Me^nnhia 4 Ende^vorers wlji
mim-, a *?*M wt&Jp <heir
South Carolinians Going,
M?AsP(v*e ?SU^ Cargflf? Chfi^Uan l
^eavor.y^ion^, h^ye , a^h'u^r^J
K -Wb^W*er ;can he.
secured a special coach will carry, the
delegation by way o? Greepvyie. Plans
for Jhis.are now. being;^roa^e in, <?o^
function wi%,t,^uSpu^
t JlWiWWty l^0iAtia^taj^IJi
^Vr8 ,^?^^ Endeavor convan^qg,
^fJWJ^tf^-^.-10 ft Vtf*1 pfe
South, to.live Georgia, city in July,.
.AjVcudy a number t \ South (5frpr
lin4ana.ha.vp. indicated bejr l^te^tjo^j
of a^en?^-.? Ihn d^-S utl\ K;\dea^or '
convep^pn, aij'.l the aspects Pojn?
AmW the ^t^C^^lana .WjjP,*^
convention is Rev. Ea.P. f^avld, D^D.,
$n$eatfor sQciej^s of Cllptop plans to
*"*?d ^a ^. 2*
LEASE CXyrTONjPLATTOR?I*
;i. . * 1<S? .owufr ttvjf/ W
Weiers fcyJJse ^^lace a^u?>rm.
erly for Weighing: Cotton.
Otl I
TMsfc. yer*twa , $ddW ?or iBfflP "J
when the bids wer^^pene^ gp ^u,es
to let th^cantr^ct. Thj^ contact ^sj
^u^w^P ?um*-eK ,.P.ot*PV ^eh^ouse
^0W^^ th? Jatc ,?liv\.9, c?1}^ Par#
HWpil?E C0W?^ ^d J1}*5 w^\p9ra to
sqppjv. Wt?r and a^ fa.cilitlea for
weighing. f ,
^The only ,other bidder, was the
Ce^tfat, Wa^rehouse^ a?d Cqmpress
Company, a new concern which is be
lag built on the eastern part of the
? y^ls, .insures, ,\he, weighers,', atanfl, at
the same place as formerly for the
next four yeajra.
BANKERS FILfi PROTEST.
? l1?1 ?ro'-f." ?..'.vw- is UMaj4 u
Tliiey OW^toagea^nf ;;^pgl| Fed?
eral Reserve Banks.
v'.v ?,. <if :? ? t mi '?<\
^SFvKv.j.. , May, 10-The
execvJlivo coynsel pf the ^AmeViflan
Bankers' AssocMion, sjrpn^ly; ,PrQ:.
testa asMn?t. tha ^teraj. I^eaefve
Board's order that, they clear through,
the dl?triot reperye.bapk.. M^ny, smaU
bapka wiH .have..t^.twrffldep the^
charters beeau^ ti?^r r^vejivs, Vo
cut down if ||s, qrder hpid?t t^y say.
".'run ssjBjrfltftji gjjgf
LAKE ST^AMfiR SUNK.
. ?^?tiu1 gjsa, ,.] .
[Twenty Men prp\\iM?4. An Lake Su?
perior Monday.
Sault St. Marie. Mich., May 9.?
lycnty men were lost off Eagle har?
bor, Lake Superior, when the steamer
h^irby sunk In a sixty-mile gale yes?
terday. One eurvlyor reached here.
I The barge Hartwell, which the Klrby
had In tow was^icked^ up by a steam?
er and towed, Into port..
Priests Can't Attend Rails.
Home, May 9.?A consistorial de?
cree.upholds the Baltimore council's
decision forbidding C?th(dic priests to
I attend charity balls.
POPE INFLUENCED SETTLEMENT.
llo Was In Frequent Cosnmunication
WitU I loth.. Kaiser William und
President Wilson.
Washington, May 9.~Many code
messages between the Pope, the Kais?
er and President Wilson caused the
settlement of the^submaxine cases., U
is believed the Kaiser will seek peace.
FRENCH RECAPTURE TRENCHES.
Hard Fighting on Verdun Front?Ar?
tillery Fire Intensified.
. . ? < i - <
Paris, May 9.?The French today
delivered counter attacks north of
Thiamount farm, ejecting the Ger?
mans from the trenches captured re?
cently* Artillery duel has been inten?
sified on the Duumont-Yaux front.
pEJiMANS *W^.JU4&?
Petrograd, May 9.?The Germans
are evacuating towns on the Dvinski
front.. . MUiJkary, property is reported
to have been removed..
FRENCH AT^AjpgS
Berlin,. May, ,8,7-The; Ff*$$K at?
tempts tn .recapture, Tblaumont Py>
sltions have been repulsed, ^igh^at
tac^, ?^n*d v t*W; Germans,. several
trenches squth of, th#se . previously
taken on, H1U 304. The French at?
tacks were failures..
Mtfees^i M ? i
BATTLE ON AISNE.
Par^ May J^Jfat&tWt QUje
and Aisne the French repulsed a sur?
prise atlnnli agaipat A^e^^ej^.
capture^ two smaUt poefs #0.?;
lante region. The Germans w-ero
routed when they attacked Hill 304 at
3 AM,
, ijajKni ftngjut
. KA$D SVE? CAHAfc r
.Cairo, Jggypjl, M*y ?--rT^o Tujrklah,
fftf^^8 dropped eight , boi^bs,^
the, npr^ of wthe entrance to tf*e Suez
canal Monda?n4gb^t._
TIfB CTMRIO TORPEDOED.
? v.* ? ?v - ? '* ?-<: "?'i,,w^",*S;*^v?- *v
I^rt^ter A^ecfc b* Su*u^e,
I^don,. May *7^The, 18$*v H?.
Whjte' Star liner Cymric, ^ whk;h. *ef
? b.f?h!
freight service, Jhas^h^ torpedoed,
to. advices receive^ tfcera. Qj^ renor*
i?fs th.it;the Cymr^waa.(al^pHe4 in,
tfte Atlanjjta, Tjbe informal 9&**,
White Star, .company, aj, Mv*rj#<jt ?je.,
thai Vac steamer was torpedoed about
noon, tofoy,, ,
The Cymric left, New Yor> ^pgl 23
with un ono> .noua pa^go p| w;;r mu^l
tipns. As she usually makes ?i<e voy?
age, from. $ewv Yorfc fa UYejpjooJ In
En days. *he yeas therefore. w|thi^r?*
0*y or two of, Jher POJ^. I?.,, con?
sidered probable,, in the absence of
definite d^ta^a, jhaj ^e^dj^ter;, po?
ured. weHt coast ,pf^ Jj$**<4}
but. whether pa, tf*e no;Hhjwte or
southerly,'ro.^te, can pot be. aVat^ ,
Whether the Cymric went down, .is
not ye? know.n,, although, a'p . ea^jjji
message recejvyd ln ^Lopdo^ reported
that she., was ainjtyng%> T?he .,,croj?
numbe^e^ ebouj^ but the steamer
carried no passenges. jj|ff^j|^^|^
Ship Still Afloat.
Queenstawn Cv^ |^n^M]^^k ??
'1?The Cymric waa torpedoed at 4
o'c^ocX Monday afjernpott^ Jt jB JWi,
ported that she stiU .is afloat ahd Is
proceeding to an Itifa pqrt, ^ 4 ...
THE OYM3UO SIN^S,
Surrhore aU, E^a^ and are Making
for Ir^ Coas^
London, May 9.^-The White
llne^. gymric, sftnjf at ^ A. ^VJBI
aY^v^ors^a. Ulh ?^?'? )>Qnt* ja^ijMa
ing for the BOHt^ern, qoaet qf jlrfl^';
Lloyds has a report that all on board,
were saved. The cargo was worth a
milUon.doJlar*. . . , ^sjtwrje^l^
A dispatch from,,flur|ch reports the
recurrence of food riots in Berlin.
Machine guns were used to subdue tea
women. -_ ^tw^e^1'1
SHOOTING AT B4SHO^ULLl?.
3. J. GaUiug A^cnijed oJ( Wounding F.
A. Ua j lord.
11, Blshopyille, May 6.?Mr, F. A. Ga> -
lprd, who conducts a livery. - stable
here, was shot late ,thls . afternoon
back of A. M. Kelley's Store.. B. J.
IGatlin^, of the Stokes Bridge section
or this county. Is accused Qt thet
shoatipg. The ball entered Just below
Gaylord's mouth and knocked three
of his teeth out, but glanced and did
not Inflict a very serious wound. It
seems that the difficulty was brought
about by a dispute over some m,oney
matter. Oat ling has been lodged in
jail. He is the son of Magistrate J.
C. Galling, of the Stokes Bridge sec?
tion of this coupty.
BOMB PLtXlTEHS SENTENCED.
Lieut, Fay and Act'ompllces Sent to
Atlanta Prison., j
. New York. May 5.?Ueut, Fay was
sentenced to eight years In the Atlanta
Penitentiary, Walter Schols to four
years and Paul Dacche to ta*o years,