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service could fulfill. The the par
responsible children
responsible pleasant profitable
We have reversed the duties and the responsibilities
fa duty emphasize parental Fond papa held
responsible endOwing body with physical
bhrgh They its also that these have happy
which develop further They supply
handsome education. accomplishments
marrying provide
his bride with the wOnted uxues heta family
lest he his children all that supposed Belong
properly born twentieth century heir.
No longer small importance baby has
consequential position The people Of FroebeTs time
his making the children and joining with unsy condcenson
their singing games nowadays
acres glad enough make erud studies of infant and child
life in their familiar aspects.
few years there appeared book devoted
the particular baby during year
existence There furniture designed especially
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Aertal Warfare Nast ano Future.

pert The feu under mukey Ere and its
nauts were captured unharmed gun nothing.
Broadly speaking muskey FIRE IS Ineffective against the lighter
air. Of Owing TO the difficulty OF measuring height
distance good bul
required in much damage Cannon loaded with
srapnel have proved effective in the long against stationary bal
FOR the purpose
The position that airsp insure the complete
safety staff has been quite accurately determined by expert
existing artillery and
being struck repeatedly By hrapnel rife
bullets balloon viii fall with such rapd 10 endanger the
American captive balloon outside San
tago 1905 rded by Spanards and had al its
staff wounded earth safely taking twelve minutes 10 drop
100
We the special high angle long
range airsp desroye There good
believe however that the destruction Of dgs could be
efficiently cheapy and less cumbomey effected by
detachments maneuverng light
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widely known told his when school
and perhaps IS years old day fellow the
Of their fellows, had slight misunderstanding
which would have night had them
been But their fellows sides and
minutes these parsans had which
the two boys we're settle the with bare
Ny friend confded that if his hfe
clned shk the
the appointed time and place Arriving there
Of boys his champions cheering his approach
wildly glance the other
had not As the time of the meeting passed.
minute after Minute followed friend recalled
began In little WHILE his partans
staggering little the cowardice the other
But suddenly the tady appeared hung with apology
and explanation Both accepted and the fight To this
friend boy quite ndposed
fight as he and il his per judgment he coming
the fight victor he has victory which in bis
heart has given him less satisfaction
How much serious and deporab however, the
made BY pioneer the old gun carrying" days
who told that he had by
whO after drawing the weapon,
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bomb to be liberated by time fuse Not Of them fell the
city suddenly gssbags
heads Of the beege upon whom they aned their pee The
Austans stampee but owing the weak explosive packed
the bombs nobody killed injured by the explosions
The achieved with the Of aerial
ganized By the people Paris during the 1870 led
proposal I'll balloon with explosive
charge It's the German The scheme
the skies By the but rejected the
likely reco upon the beagued city. could play
and Paris formed huge circle which every pojecte
from balloon find billet the Germans hsd the
their mercy attempts purposes
balloons from Paris failed scarcity
for aeOnau had been formed throughout provinces
but lack Of material.
The Germans used effort by arIerywhch included
special balloon Krpp-and musketry
sharp patrol service to destroy these balloons those that
fell.
Out OF the evenhee balloons only
eral their descent taken by the enemy who
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havoc every other respect saving
their political Institutions the peoples Again. the
number Of railways crossing from country the other
and possible and business
transactions encouraged.
If the fundamental principles government the
differ considerably experience considerably nodihes
which may surroundings adopted
citizen finding himself possession the liberties which
he has been schOOd coneed his surround
ings. Already there million
born Canadians have been in the homes Canadian people in
New York Philadelphia Buffalo, Chicago Denver Omaha and San
Francisco and elsewhere and have found Of these
people gretng having changed country the other
At the rate at which people going just into great
northwest territories shall have in Canada particularly n
provinces persons
the United States In neither have these people left their
tive land because they had any quarrel with And
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Worlo Bepono Not a Distant Iano.

world existing in alongside Of the actual world Of things which
handle When children die they do
depart distant appoachabe place The little do not
away. The world which they is with here and just
world that dark world in which the close dded lived
Those who have been born again into the life Of which the
portal the faculty Of spirits; they
enjoy faculty travelling rapy thought They
they think themselves be This faculty is by
confined the dembOded popular Scottish novelist told
ago had only quietly chair for few
she could think herself 1O place she wished TO visit
body remained the chair but her perpv intelligence
the twnklng the ueO parts Of The
Another faculty possessed by the dwe IN the beyond and
the ability read and fcresee much that viii
happen future. capacity recall the past that the
long wildly enacted before the
rinematograph the widely dused Of
psychic gifts
Prof Dntons his stable boy vhO being given bit Of
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who could see? II they made the they would
expose themselves deUe always persecution II would
probably take hundred before the knowledge Of the i've
world would the consciousness Of the Of the closed ids
We who live ffh world much the position
today towards those whose the veil has dropped which
ceals from them the six world into which at DEATH
There living midst They silent for
part fearing persecution they While
living this world they also live the world which lies beyond the
frontiers Of the FIVE When they reveal themselves they have
psych, Sensive MEDIUMS cavoyants all Of which
aliases the distinctive title Of the the Of the
opened eyes. The who
Columbus thought would reach India by sailing the At
The Atlantic the unbrdgei that stretches
the horizon direction Columbus seered The
medieval notion lay
know that neither down that undis
covered country from whose bOum traveller returns
For according the evidence of those who have there and
described they the other
all another side another world-but truth
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poses OF invasion Rather their scope lies in
penetrating far into the enemy's country, and
returning promptly with intelligence The con-
msnder in chief could, from a position on an
airship, make better disposition Of his forces.
and. during the battle, having better knowledge
Of how the tide Of combat rolled. meet energen-
cieS more promptly. However, the lives Of lead
ers could not he risked until the enemy's aerial
units had been swept away.
Therefore battles viii open with duels be
tween these aerial spies. All military move
ments might be suspended until the supremacy
Of the air was decided.
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Of speech OF Of writing is also shared By many
who are on this side Of the grave So We might
20 on But 1 have said enough 10 illustrate
my point. that the other world into which We
pass at death is no far distant. unapproachable
place.
Jesus taught the kingdom Of heaven IS
within you. It is not less true, If the men Of the
opened eyes may be believed, that the other
world IS al around Us. II is the same world
Only veil viii be removed from our eyes. Our
eyes will be unbandaged by The angel Of death
and we shall all live in the sixth sense world
IN which many Of US are living now.
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0LDWIN SMITH has been telling US time
and again these many years that Canada's
Ultimate destiny is 10 fall into the hands ot
the United States Of America And Canadians
have invariably laughed at the warning. But
let Us take stock. Let Us study portents and
possibilities.
Not since the days Of Washington has the
feeling of friendship between Canada and the
United States been so close as It Is at the
present time. Every year sees the domestic
and religious life of the two peoples more uni
fed. The unwritten laws governing household
and social life in Canada have their origin
MT IN tho rpo+berIsnd hu+ in the limited
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tual energies CT the country must be directed
10 the commercial union Of the two countries.
II the products Of the business men Of Detroit
went free and unhampered into Canada, per
haps the flag would follow into that country"
Similar views have been expressed by boards
OF trade both IN Boston and New York.
Hitherto Canadians have been more aroused
than otherwise at these sentiments. But truly
it has been said: "The dominion is liter
ally saturated with American influence, and
the imperial sentiment seems 70 De weaken
ing in the absence Of any vigorous effort TO pro-
mote It in the mother country"
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Do MAURIER woman IS talking AZ an even
ing reception in the dining room. She opines
that the wing IS the most delightful part Of the
fowl, and appeals to her near neighbOr for
confirmation Of her views. But he says be
cannot tell, for he never tasted a chicken
wing When he was little he was taught 70
leave II for his elders. And now that he is
grown he is told to give it TO the children.
Our ways with children have undergone
a remarkable change Long ago they were
exceedingly humble members Of the household
group. They were instructed TO be seen and
not heard; to speak only when addressed.
But nowadays it Is their fathers and mothers
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but to establish precedents.
The hope Of the race and OF the future BE-
ing with the young, it behooves their elders 70
rear them with the care and understanding that
makes for the success Of the future.
lily reared children are a loss 70 the race
Well reared, they are a great profit This is the
way we mOderns reason. And we reason this
way because We are living in democratic times.
The rise OF the labcrers. the women, and the
children marks each a different phase Of the
current democracy which is insisting that the
oppressed and the subject Of former ages shall
all rise and be free.
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He employment Of dirigibIe balloons and aero
planes for military operations OF an offensive
nature is a subject in which the great powers
are displaying feyerish activity. Alarming pre-
dictions are current Of an impending revolu-
ton in warfare. The nation which attains
the empire Of the air viii eOhQuer the rest OF
the world. 1t win destroy armies, sunihilate
forts, arsenals, docks, fleets. and cities By
dropping high explosives. But are not the
destructive pOtentiaIites Of aerOplanes and air
ships as a means Of distributing and explod-
ing high explosives somewhat exaggerated?
It is generally supposed that ever since
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But often in as full measure this courage
in such man IS shown when only = word is
spoken The lifting OF a warning hand may
bear its ndelible traces. The silent pose and
poiss Of the mans figure may become a figure ct
10 stand IN bronze as statue Of courage.
But let 1t not be forgotten by the young
man, who with al the world sdnlires courage.
that his true courage is not to be put On as is
q cloak. That as virtue it cannot be taught
by scholastic method AL history, digested, may
tmpsrt only It's uansitory inspiration. For cour-
age always must De the child OF knowledge,
judgment, honesty, and human sympathy.
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UWbat is the Genesis Of Urue Couraoe7
Bp 5obn f. DowIano.

possessor. His his humanity
growth.
often the looks Of physical might
index 1t may be- the cited
this article frequently the physical challenge inquiry
its justification But in those where courageous
righteous wrath fesrleSy challenge he stands
of the dangerous that walk the earth His
knowledge has prompted him his judgment IS with him
direct and his honesty IS buwark which makes fear pos
she his
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all qualities possessed by the manly nan.
perhaps none IS more generally envied and ad-
mired than is true courage. Looking for this
quality, however, the young man who may be
most appreciattive Of it at the same time is
most likely TO mistake the virtue.
The truth is that courage IN its true sense
may be q little hard to define. In the lower
animals, almost any creature when cornered
by an enemy viii fight for IT'S life. In this
respect the guinea pig. armed by nature with
a set Of formidable incisors, equaliag that Of
the rat, win fight viciously one Of IT'S own fel-
lows, but with respect to all other creatures
that may attack il, the guinea pig is more
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P0STULATE as a starting point that there is
another world lying close 20 the world Of which
we are cOgnizant by our bodily senses. that
into this world cur souls pass at death, and
that It is possible 10 communicate with the
disembcdied intelligenceS which inhabit that
world. I do not dogmatize. merely put for
ward the postUlate as a working hypothesis
constructed 10 account for various facts. which.
so far as I an concerned, can no longer be re-
garded as diSputable.
We enter upon our journey Of exploration
with open mind The search for facts, and
ever more facts the careful and accurate ob-
servation and serupuIous record of phenomens,
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cowar and defenss than dove boodng young
4
fighting against his kind. phase
which often fails possible
order intelligence the guinea pig there enough animal pride
IN the make afraid fight?
Of reasoning himself positions pressure
friends gaping spectator large
unFiTingy 70 8 show false courage"
Some representative business whose
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aer0nauucs were nTSt introduced INTO military
operations towards the close Of the eighteenth century by the young
French republic striving single handed combined
all Europe they have served other purpose
Of observing signaling and
Auan however used free but unnamed balloons drop
pO7e position, while besieZing Venice 1919
On July y small bomb balloons suddenly appeared
above the Austrian squadron of Lido
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Bp aoa Map KrecRer.

children from the the factories. the mills
shops precious life children from
wreekage moral, mental physical
Child e viewed today something nestmably pre-
For is the hope Of The children
fathers Of few hence And II them the
past but be minstered by past
future. L is not for them 70 emulate traditions
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Instructions while the children DO they please
parents enoned daughters
lengthen their lives They
rather spirit seimmoiaton, add the days of their
children.
old children
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wrapped which had been brought HeEcu
the whole tragedy Of the destruction the
unfold itself before his well known OF
this capacity Il called pyeh0me The capacity foTes what
is happen The disemboded only possess limited
their bodies occasionally
vouchsafed gimpses futurity.
ability beyond directly convey
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Bp 10. 9. Arcber.

cars Once penetrated gasbag spontaneous
Flying machines though much harder hit
their smaller and superior speed undoubtd
shrapnel musketFy II conceivable
that bullets might suffice put those action
may granted dirbe arskips flying
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these essentials explorer Of the surface of this planet
less essential in the exploration Of the other world
suppose al children with closed
and that the whole lived died without being able
eyed Suppose further that somehow somewhere
when, among the myriad dwers this planet
intervals generation century millennium
raise their eyeds How would they describe what they
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Of America coinage postage systems the
are similar and though descriptions may differ and dol
and cities along the frontier
coinage OF similar designation passes
True Canada the for the almighty
dollar neghborng republic has divorce played such
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Bp the Rev. Q. u. Lucas.

Minnesota, a 8 luncheon il Detroit said:
problem the the government America By
working this problem believe
imaginary line between the
America
believe the flag bearing the stripes finally
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-10
PYTHIANS ENTERTAIN.
Lumberton Lodge No. 35 Gives
a Delightful Smoker The
Occasion Immensely Enjoyed.

The smoker given Monday
evening by Lumberton Lodge
No. 35, K. of P, in their castle
hall was one of the most de-
lightful events of the kind ever
given here. Chancellor Com
mander r. E. l.. Correll pre-
sided and after a neat address of
welcome by Mr.. J. A. McDou-
gald, the speaker of the &C.
casion, Mr.. F. R. McNinch, of
Charlotte, was introduced in an
other neat speech by Mr.. M. G.
Mckenzie.
Mr.. McNinch's speech was a
gem. 1t was packed from start
to finish with good thought. elo-
quently expressed, and was
thoroughly enjoyed. After Mr..
McNinch's address, while a
bountiful supply of cream, cake,
fruit and cigars was being en-
Joyed by the guests, others were
called on and Jas. D. Proctor, S.
A. Edmund, Gen. +. A. Bond,
I. A. Mcneil, Rev. A. E.
Baker, Geo. B. Mcleod, w. P.
Barker and J. W. Rowell - the
last-named of Wingate, State
lecturer for the order of Masons,
who is spending some time in
Lumberton-responded wi h
short talks. Excellent music
was furnished for the occasion by
Messrs. w. P. McAllister, w.
w. and Rudolph Carlyle, Wood
berry Lennon and G. E. Rancke,
Jr. The large crowd of visitors
Including many members of
Lumberton's new lodge of Pyth-
ians, Unity Lodge No. 202-
present enjoyed every moment
of the occasion aud are prepared
to vote the members of Lumber
ton Lodge No. IS royal enter
tainers.
The committee on arrange
ments-Messrs. J. P. Townsend,
u. R. McAllister and A. T.
Parmele-is to be congratulated
on the way in which provision
was made for the occasion.
Nothing was overlooked or left
undone which could add to the
pleasure of the invited guests.
The hall was beautifully decorat-
ed by Mr.. w. O. Thompson. Much
credit is also due Mr.. M. G.. Nc
Kenzie. The occasion was ;
success in every way.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-10
Dedicated to Prof. J. B. Carlyle,
a Robesonian.

''The Howler, ;" published an
nually by tho Philomathesian and
Enzelian Literary Societies of
Wake Forest College, is dedicat-
ed this year to Prof. J. B. Car
lyle, who was born and reared
near Saddle Tree, this county.
The dedication is as follows:
''To John Bethune Carlyle, pro-
fessor of Latin in Wake Forest
College, by whose devoted labors
the gymnasium, the alumni
building, the college hospital,
the $150,000 endowment fund
became possible; widely infu-
entail in promoting the improve
ment of the public schools of
North Carolina, twice president
of the Baptist State Convention,
friend of the struggling student,
The Howler of 1909 is dedicated
with admiring appreciation"
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-10
Missionary Union of Fayetteville
Presbytery.

The Missionary Union of Fay
etteville Presbytery will meet at
Carthage next week, beginning
Tuesday evening, 18th, and con-
tinuing through the 18th. DR.. j..
R. Wilkerson, from China, Miss
Matte Yates, from Korea, and
Rev.M. MEG. Shields, superinten-
dent of State Home Missions, will
be present. The executive COM
mittee will meet Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Delegates are
asked to notify Mrs. Evelyn Blue,
Carthage.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-10
Jurors For July Term of Court.

At the meeting OF the county
commissioners, held Monday and
Tuesday, the following jurors
were drawn to serve at the
criminal term of Robson Su-
perior Court which convenes
Monday, July 5:
First week.. A. Mcdonald,
M. A. Monroe, Alfordsville town.
ship; W. B. Mclaughlin, John
McGill, D. A. MeBryde, Blue
Springs; S. D. Pearsall, J. j.
McGoogan, G. M. Baggett, w.
A. Brown, Jno. Mclean, N. G..
Smith, Red Springs; J. T. Webb,
G. M. y. Howard, St. Pauls;
III. Bass, M. B. Griffin, F. W.
Walters, w. A. Leggett, Sterl-
ings; w. B. Parnell, Wisharts;
J. J. Humphrey, Saddle Tree;
w. J. Mercer, A. P. Inman
Howellsville; B. L. Britt, Will:
C. Britt, A. G. Freeman, Britts
C. M. Fuller, R. W. Shelby
Lumberton; R. K. Sanderson
Robt. A. Pittman, T. A. Lee
w. P. Floyd, White House; D. {
, Mcintyre, l. R. Butler, Thomp
sons; w. O. Britt, Orrum; D. A
Barnes, Maxton; w. H. Smith
Parkton; H. A. McFayden
Lumber Bridge.
Second week-R. H. Miller
J. R. Smith, Jr., Thompson:
> Everett Hardin, Sterlings; c. A
e e Floyd, White House; A. A. Be
= thune, Alex. Willis, VIM. M;
i, lone, Howellsville; c. M: Barke
y A. F. Ward, A. H. McLeo.
: Lumberton; Stephens Hectic
= Orrum; Perry Jenkins, BAG
y Swamp; Colon Britt, Britts;
y A. Mccormick, Pembroke; 1
Z B. Pearsall, Jno. D. Mcneil, RI
l Springs; A. J. Currie, BIZ
Springs; j. P. Smith, Ra
Swamp.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-10
Notices of New Advertisements.

Umbrellas with detachable
handles Boylin's Jewelry Store.
Talking machines, etc. u. M.
Edwards.
A restful drink at the Mclean
Sledge fountain.
Careful reading of a reliable
newspaper one of the biggest Sc
crets of success.
Board and rooms.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-06-10
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
Repairs on Hotel-A Double
Northumberland Mention.

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Mr.. Arthur McRae is playing
ball with the Fayetteville team
this season.
DR.. ]. L. Mcmillan and Miss
Annie Lou Mcmillan are enjoy
ing the ocean breezes at Wrights-
vile Beach this week. DIR. Nc
MILAN is attending the annual
meeting of the Atlantic Coast
Line surgeons, which convened at
Wrightsville Tuesday. To these
meetings every surgeon is &C
cempanied by his wife or daugh-
ter and they enjoy quite a pleas
ant time socially. The papers
read are of a high order and the
exercises generally are very in
teresting and beneficial to the
surgeons.
Mr.. Lacy Mclean, of Maxton,
spent Sunday here with Mr.. J.B.
McAlester.
A new force of workmen has
arrived to finish up the repairs
on Hotel Townsend, and we hope
our town can soon boast of an up
to-date hotel.
Mr.. WIS. Mcmillan spent Mon.
day in Lumberton.
Sheriff and Mrs. E. C. Nc
Neill and daughter, Miss Esther
n visited friends and relatives herr
n this week.
e Mr.. J. B.McAlester spent Sun
day at home.
q Mr.. George Hall, Jr., is at HON
q for few days. Mr.. Hall ha
q charge of a mill at Roseboro.
! Miss Rosa Mcmillan left Frida
=, for a several days visit to friend
, in Cheraw. While there she Wi
II act as bridesmaid for her frien
~ Miss Leila Kinsey, WHO'S to MARI
= Mr.. Herbert Wannamaker, {
e Cheraw. 1t will be interestin
~ to note that Miss Ruth Kinse.
=, sister Of Miss Leila, will also (
y, y married at the same time to nj
g Will Deval, also of Cherav
~ y, These young ladies were forme
" residents of Red Springs an
~ their host of friends here join
~ congratulations and many goo
~ ~ wishes for their happiness ar
- prosperity.
nd Mr.. John Thrower spent Tue
er day night in Laurinburg.
or Red Springs, N. c., June
1909.