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Men of Initiative
Aetsm Americans VIZ Asvs ksdSs AarA Of tsesrss
By Julius Chambers
copsh 1918 Tue fuSsA"s O" rh New YeA Evening wsAA
No. I2.-DR. GEORGE CIBIER RAMBAUD. Fighting Foe Of
Infectious Diseases.
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the operation for na. ''s rs0csn..a the world over a. tn.
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absolute Of the ha.h cus Of vital but
practically eliminated the human
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my experience; but THERE Is HOPE
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tht W >iuHCy.
The young man was
about to take II. Then he
abruptly thrust his hands behind him.
as II he were afraid Of It.
by George, that's a beauty" he de-
clared, looking at the sunburst as 1t
lay in Mr.. Cars palm. ~ didn't know
you went IL for jewelry."
This is an old heirloom replied the
old gentleman.
ITS corker" observed DR.. Will
loughby. There must be hundred
cut stones
Mothers always afraid Of losing IT,"
said Mr.. Carr. as he pu, the sunburst
back In the safe. 1T will be Madge' y
some day"
He was in he act OF closing the safe
door when Mrs. Carr called from out
side the room, In the hail:
civilian, william"
Yes. mother" he shouted back.
ibid you find my ear-t.umpe,?"
He jumped UP as he shut the door OF
the safe, but. In his agitation. forgot
to lock It, and called out:
"YOur ear-trumpet? Yes. hero II Is"
Hastily grabbing the telephone. he had
taken a step or two away from the table
when DR.. Willoughby stopped him. and
depriving him Il the telephone instru-
ment. put the ear-trumpet In his hand.
remarking. with q smSlle.
you've got the wrns article. Mr..
Carr"
"Oh, why will be 30 forget fuif'
lamsnted the old gentlsm an. a. he ran
out with the ear-trumpet to his I'm
patient wife.
Hes nearly as bad ~ you are. old
man." laughed DR.. Willoughby 70 James
Cluney. This wedding has got him au
Susssd up."
"I4's I'll vsry we'll - ,aasA." ss1-
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tCDmrisiH. 1918. By Il. X. Fr Co..
sYNOpMs OF PRECEDING CHAPTERl

btNOPAIS OF FHCEUINU CHAFIH0c'
JanSs Ciunry. . young New Yorkss, 70 s.,cyt fe
marry Madye Carr. daughter Of an absent. minded
old merchant who " under th~ domination q
hi, deaf wife. Many Costly ,wedding pse,ents have
pressnts' value e1des the ciipidity Of James Doc
gan. . clever thid. who resolves TO steal than.
DoosAn enlists the aid o. Nell Jones, . Girl "a
whom he In engaged II In To he their lest rob
hrr. A soon a. It shall be s,sressf,lly achieved
tbs, intend to maryr and lead an honest life, Nell
u. n.osains Of The wedding Cluney n~voualy AS
he "best nan" 1T; Nilloush6y. u y Me fc!
mental falling may have BEEN inherited BY hin In
the form Of hePtonanis. Nell h-gsns work At Tx
csIr home; She steals a ruby from among NE
prevents. The others search In vain for the ruby.
l1unsy telephones u Police Headquarters for Z
detective. Later he aaks Mr.. Can 2 put into
the library safe for him . bundle NJ bonds. q
w,i,!ins present. for Msdss. Can tskes from III
AAfs at the sams TIM Q s,inhuUt
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man mas envy ~
beoo1ng Win Q Girl three or four even
in0D IN Succession 10 no reason why he
should ask to spend the rest of his life
wteA ben. because a girl has had some
DlsaRnt talks with a man who sits
uaEs TO her At tho country boarding
house table she need not imagine that
che has found her affinity.
M perfect nonsense to think that
an aoquaintan OF week or a fort
nlglsk - suficlent basis for matrimony.
k's all very we'll to have good time
VIII the persons one meets on hol-
DAY trip. but don't take them too
seriously.
"A. g." writes: II love a certain girl
anA have promised to walt several
yeAys for her. II necessary. But every
time ] take her out she gets up some
sort Of hitter argument. DO YOU
tAank ] have TO stand for this"
~ seems to me unnecessary. Why
SSe have a calm talk with tho girl and
chow hsr that continual friction " dis.
a6eaeAiai -
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lust Sum mer SUGGESTIONS

~ O.. tTAs Nsv Ysst DsnAs W09dl.
each day rub Int yos1 facs anA 0s0
. good ''vanishins- cream. Then ~
lightly WITH taiowh Th1D forms Q sws
Of naak ana prstsUts the skan fs~0 -
sun and wind.
But dsnt let thib esssafn On yUur
aA1s all nisAt yuse 6Sfors gslng - Ssd
rub tho nscs tAorsogAly with cd
cream. using . 6sEssOus amsunt Of II.
wtps Il OF WITH . soft cloth and thsn
wash me s,rin In iuk sw1rm watsP and
q pure soap,
II you DO this faithfully you caA 20
through the summer and keeo your
skin ~ white ana soft a. Il b In viatss.
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Difference in Heiqht.

II, Y" writes: Il am much In love
with girl whom ] have known for
Ave years, and ! think that she cares
Tor me. But she Is about two inches
taller than I. Would this difference
In height In any way interfere with our
happiness II We were marrisAf'
Net U ysu Truly love sssA esA0.
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Betty Vincent's Advice to Lovers

M T." writes: Recently the girl
whom love. another girl to whom /
had previously paid attention and my
self all met. I made the statement be-
fore the two that Intended to stick to
my present girl. DO you think I was
right in saying this"
1t was rather blunt. but perhaps the
situation deman ded il.
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Difference in Are.

IL. X" writes: II am a girl eighteen
years old and In love with a man OF
thirty My parents consent to our
marriage. VIII the difference in age
make US unhappy"
difference 30 considerable always
makes marriage more or less of risk,
but 1t need not spoil yours,
Fl H." writes; Last summer lent
an umbrella to a young man who called
twice. disliked him. SO arranged that
he did not call again. Recently he told
my chum that he was going to return
the umbrella, but he has shown such
bad manners in keeping it so long that
I don't want to accept It. Shall dc
so?"
don't see why you should be out
one perfectly good umbrella. You may
continue to ignore the young man So
cIally.
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CHAPTER X.
The InterlOper.

ONE swell dump, NeH!
Jack Doogans admira-
ton had to find an outlet
~ In words. and these were
thu uorda he uttered AZ
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CHAPTER TX.
lContinusd.)
MjsgiUings.

HAT do you think OF that"
he asked. as he held out
NV the sunburst to Cluney.
The young man was
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DAH:lGGEn FROM G2IpPE:
Lies il That Cough ard Weak,
WORKOUT Condition.

Grippe, pleurisy, pneumonia, these
are greatly TO BE feared at this time
CT the year.
TO prevent grippe from being fol-
lowed by either pleurisy or pneunio.
Liza, it IS important to drive the last
traces Ct it out CT the system quickly.
Our advice is to take Vinol. our
delicious cod liver and iron prepare
ton without oil, and get your strength
and vitality back quickly.
Mrs. 4. A. Grabill, of Strasburg,
Va. say: Grippe left me weak, run
down ard with q severe cough, from
which 1 suffered four years. l tried
different remedies, but nothing seemed
to do me any good until [ tcol1 Vinol,
frcfn which I received great benefit
Ny cough Is almost entirely gone, ard
I am Strong and wei again, end l am
clad to recommend Vinol to others
who suffer Is [ did"
Try Vincl with the certainty
that Il it does not benefit
yCu we Will give back your MONEY.
p. s. Fer ch:idren's Eczema, Sac
SaIve IS guaranteed truly Tonlertr,
F. z. Whitehead Company
Scotland Neck. n. c.
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HlP. J. Il. Lewis Daal.

Mr.. j. II Laws died at his resi-
denca here Tuesday night about
twelve O'Clock after an illness last
ing only q few hours. Mr.. Lewis
had been in failing health fcl seve-
raj months, bat was able to be Up
and about and went out to his farm
during the day and while sitting 10
his buggy suffered q stroke Of pc
ralysis and was later found in an
unconscious condition and died with
out ever being able to speak.
Mr.. Levi was among eur oldest
AID best Known citizens ard had
many friends an10ng the people he
had lived 50 long. lie was a faith
ful and loyal member Of the Baptist
church. To his family and friends
we extend our heart felt sympathy,
and may they all look TO the God he
worahipped fer comfort in this sad
hour OF grief and SORROW.
The funeral service VIII take place
this morning Thursday about halt
past zen o'c1ccl and the interment
Will take place il ti.o Baptist Gene
teIy.
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Lost or Stolen!

From my buggy while in the back
Of Burroughs-Pittman Wheeler Com
pany's OF Wednesday, January Sth,
one nice Lap Robe and Whip. The
Robe is described as follows: On
one side tiger with bucl, Eyes, pink
and red flowers, and green leaves On
the other; the word Chase" in
brown across the corner. Areward
Of $3.50 will be paid if delivered to
Paul Cherry or left at The Common
wealth office.
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Athe Enenny -
.i.L + 5@s<i !.

\ rev play 10 be produced in this
city at Eiadry's opera house next
Friday night, January 3ist, Is The
Rosary" from the pen Of Edward
Z. Rose ana produced by the we'll
known ti:eatrica! managers, 1Iessrs.
Ell. W. Rowland and Edwin Clifford.
TIE play deals with conditions III
the american home o. today. To
prove this a typical American family
is shown. A young wife, devoted
husband, their friends and all the
beautiful surroundings that wealth
can secure.
Discord enters their home, 10 one
knows whence it came, but il grows
into suspicion and doubt; the house
hold is rent and happiness is gone.
Then rises Tue other power, 2 higher
spiritual note which brings the dis
cordant souls Of the family back to
peace ard happiness. In some homes
the cause has only just begun; in
others misery and sorrow are always
at he deer.
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Eaas.ess EaaEai Dc CuE5i

b. local api,iica; ions, as they cannot
rlaca the dl-cascsi portion Of he ear.
Tisa.a is only one N&Tto cure deafness,
a1t hat is by constitutional remedies.
la: -less i caused by an intiai Ell con
,.::i.n Of the nlucots lining OF the
rstachian Tube When tins tube Is
iai!a!ncl Won haze 4 rimbiin" sntlhh
o. rapcrioct licaI ing, and wien II Is
entirely closed, Dizziness - the reshit ,
AMI unless the inflammation can he
tal.on out and this tui@ restored to lts
ntrl al conhi;ioa, hearing Wi ne &c
s.royed forever; Zine cases on q ten
are caused by Cat2Irh, Which Is MOTT
iag Tut an inAamel condition OF the
/ iaurous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
! for nv case OF Deafness (caused 10y
ica.l.rh) that cannot lie cured ~ Han
! at rrh Cure. Saai for circt;ilrs, free.
T. ]. CiiEEE>, & Co., To!edo, y.
Sod BIZ druggi Is, 73c.
T, Ike Halls Family Pills tor constl-
i patton.
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nc WEED E9P TAEff.


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Dea::::, 6. 5s:r. Viii: |. Gotten.

Mr.. Whit l.. Cottor, living near
DaWsons X-Road3, lied suddenly
last Saturday morning. Mr.. Gotten
had been confined to his room for
several days, but seemed to be bet
ter Saturday morning and got up
and dressed and as he took d seat
fell dead.
Mr.. Cott4n was in his 13rd year
and WIS well known to many Of our
re3derF. He was a brave Confede-
rat .Id;er and at the time Of his
death vas a member Of the Buck
Kitch'n Camp, Confederate Vete-
rams. Thus enc by one tie old SOL
diers aal our oldest citizens are
passing away.
Mr.. Gotten was married to Miss
Emma Bryan in the year 1865. Be-
sides his aged wife, his immediate
family consists o. fouc children,
three sons and on daughter, tw ,
brothers and three sisters. To them
all we extend deep sympathy in tn 5
their hour of bereavement.
The funeral was held from bis
lat residence Sunday afternoon and
his body was laid to rest in the fam
lily bnrying ground near his home.
end was attended by & large crowd
Of neiEhbors and friends. The
burial service was conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Brooks, Of Enfieil, assisted by
Rev. MFR. Duckett.
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TIE OPPORTUNITY.

liz an altic'e T. TIC merchants of
Roxhoro tie Courier puts the cues
ten to The point Is follows:
"Thc merchants CT E9xooro have
the opportunity @of their lives TO
build up big business. The parcel
POST give then tbs opportunity.
For an magnificent cost they can
deliver eleven pound packages 10 al
most every farmers family in the
County. delivered right st their
llooI. foH? Uae chcse columns AID
tell thcn Hhac You h:vc 10 sell and
what II viii cc5t them, use space
freely 2nd see how long i will be
before your phone viii be ringing
almost continually by Mrs. Farmer
ordering something to come out BY
jhc next morning mail. But 10 build
10 tt.;s trade, .ou must tel them OF
youl "gI>a, name prices, ard these
prizes must compete with prices Of
similar gods G other towns and
cites. Eat Z n;goardly use Of what
IS known today as live advertising
will not accomplish it. Bat you say
yo2 ore talking now fer your own
!" Yes, and ios yoG: own
g." .oo. Try it, ard see il we are
Hot lo:h benefited BY the DEAL
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EicG:la5 Ct .;13 Sanitary Board.

TIE Halifax County Sanitary
Board met at Halifax Monday, the
1871. Tie board is composed Of the
following: y. T. Haryev, chairman
county Eoard q commissioners; Or
i. ). Harrison, county superinten-
dent Of public Instruction. J. II.
fenner, mayor Of the county seat
iowa: DEs J. +. Collins, Of Enfield,
and Fl. |. Clark, Of Scotland Neck.
The principal business before the
boart wa i he c.ection Of tie county
superintendent Of health for two
years. Dr.. /. Z. Green, Of Weldon.
who his held the office for some
timo. VIZ S place ia nomination and
elected by q unanimo GUS vote.
No man in the coanty has ever
been more earnest and jealous in
looking after tho public health and
t:e Reelection Of Dir. Green gives
great satisfaction to his many Hall
fax county Il'jcnds,-Roanol.o News.
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Tie seeE Drug S.GFaa.

The fixtures for the new drug
store are being put in ro>ition and
they expect TO open for business
within the next few days. It is 60
ing 10 be q real pretty store.
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PRUDENCE

says buy g bottle Of Gowan's
Preparation and be prepared Tor
Group, colds. pneumonia, coughs
and sore throat. Gowan s pre-
vents and cures by destroying
inflammation and congestion.
External and penetrating. S1.oc,
SOC, 25c. All druggists.
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T7'1rr:::ss,. January g. 1913.
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Published Ever Thursday

J. &. HARDY. EGltor anA Proprietor,
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Banfett
0eramitaltet am 3ienitas baS 1t.
.fauiers Sannels-Gollege.

2m fommenbsn 8ienitog Qbeno fin
BET i'm Sinton 5otel oas 2. Sobress
bantett Des ct. 4dDiers college Of
Commerce, Accounts dnb 5indnce
Itatt unb ginfabun9en 81 oieItr Ser
1nitaltung ftno bon Rlp. ). 5ster>
mann, S.J., bem Fettor oes ct. ia
biers goaege an etne2n5ahl promtnenz
ts gurgsr ausseianbt porDen.
Die Reoner bes 4benos peroen
Die folgenoen Serren iein: y. 8. aroz
ger, Der Yrdfieent Der YroDioent ga
pings 8onf uno 9ruit So; Qntpalt
Ben 3. ReIIon; Sumes s. 5eetin, Don
Der 5eefin San anb Spice Co.; W.
3. Wailop, Der Comptroller Der Gin
ctnnati Qeip Orleans & Jeras parts
fic Balm.
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Qlms benz YoliseigeriHt. t.

Msgsu Rittbsatiuns Der Der
tstrsporftriftsn puroe pom goliSeiz
ridter cer 18 Sdbrs alte autIter
GI:fforo Sampion, bon glo. 13o3
Wsit 8. StraBs, CUR 5rdgung oer
erbdnhIunsstoiten uerurtbeiIt.
Gliffprb Ioa angeblih oas 5aitss
i,9nal zines poIi3iiien an Der Jiinft;u
uno 9ins Strlbe Riht beahtet pa
Ter, uRn fubr unbstNmmert usittr.
Sine in sinem automobil haltsnoe
Icme rerantabte Den qpli3iiten. .br
auto an beiteigen unb ben autfter ;u
rerhaftfn.
@liifcro CAB ,u isinsr gntihuIois
eung an. eab er oas 6dlseitgnaI ais
oas Siandl CUR Wsitsrfahr: Deritdns
cen babs, nas ihm sssIaubt tpurOs.
Den 9robgsItporenen puroe 5reo.
e. uhoe iitertpisieu, Der in 3rpti 5ala
len bss grcboisbitahIs bsfduloigt lit.
lltet gsi,ano, elm 4uto Referoerao
nebit Rtifsu. Geo Blum aehoreno. ans
trHer 0ordge enifpeHoei gu coeH,
eG,nio bate sr siusn Ginbruf in 0er
S6lG6terlaesn BON Sen Rebe. glo.
1127 9opldr StraBe, neriibt. uno o1s
Ielbit mshrers Sfiuisn, SpedieiteH
uno anbere 9egsuitdnoe gsitohlsn.
Die @erbunolung gsstH ben. eer
anaeblif<n 6ebltrei tefduloigt.r
gQirtb antbOnp 90. Dtrniins aus bt;
s5.ont Strabs mubte psssn Ritt'
erireintus zines 5auptssusen Dertagi
tperoen. 10 padr Shuhe, bic BET eit
mem sbtnfals Der 5ehIsrsi oerpdhtia
en gpir:b in Repport, ap, porgt
Funpen lrorbeu paren uno fih mad
g.gsIoas res Nepporttr g8irtbss fri
Der i'm geiiB bss Derniing befunoer
bcteu ToasE. fii6rten CUR dngegsbsnsr
9s'huIbiaung bes Ssstersn.
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Ge : GtrOup ! Nau.
ysaliam I. Goffeen fOnnie ioipeit mod
nid)t NIT ieiHem DermeintlidDen
Gpfer fonirpntirf merben.

Der ais bss 4ngriffs ouf bic
IL Sabre alte katherine Stroup Dsrs
bddtig perbaftsts William 8. Goffeen,
ioIlte geitern 8ormittog bon ben De-
tettins @ernharDt unb Wollsp 5tDeds
Sbentrfi3irung benz ainbe in ihrsr
Wobnung, no DaHslbs nod trant bdrs
nisDerliest, porgefiibrt nsroen. aurs
ndh oem 8erlaHen ieiner 3sae iieI
Goffssn inardmpfs Ii. muBte nod Dsm
ftdotiIdsn 5oIpltat iibsrfiibrt ip:ro.n.
unn finbst tsine aonfortirun9 ltatt,
bis Der gerbaItete Dieosrber5eIielt
lit.
Die Gststtips aybeiten tros Der
0srbaftung bss goffssn eifrts all oiss
Fem 5da ipeiter, ba ebeniogut elm
mibsriff porliepen tann, uno iuhen
ndf WdHnsrn, auf nelfe be ieitens
oes ainoss anseeebens gf6rei6ual
pdbt Ter Ghef Der 8etettip Qbs
tbeiluna unb Supsrintsnoent 1eters
pom gertillpn 8ursau, ba6en ge:
msinifaftIit bic Suhe nah csm Oar
BREEDER oufgenommen, foh bis jebt
nod tesnen anbaltspuntt snibedeT
iOnnsu. Die poliSsi nimmt on, Oat
Der gurife bic Stdot ebsnio pi0BIit
perlniIsn bat. fpie sr ausenihe Mid
auf1etauht iit.
Inter benz yeroahi, nit benz Shur
fen ibentiih Su ieim Der ben 4Hgrif
auf bic II Sabre dlts aathrpn Strolti
psriibt bat, iDuroe i'm 2dufe bss geitri
gen abenos Elm Wdnn in Daft &C
nommsn. Die gsf6reibung, lpel
DE bus Wldoden BON ibrem 4H
| grsifer CAB, paBt nube3u poliig du
goot. Der bel ieinsr 8srbaftuns ihtps
betrunten mar. Gr piro beute mi
oem Wldbten tonirontirt perbsn.
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dinoet aniGhliA oes 20. 0ebnrts'
tags bon Ir. s.. aubler i'm
Sebreu llnipn GDllege itatt.

am Samitag pirb 9err 8r.a. Sob
Ter, Der grdiibent bes 6ebrtp lInion
goasqe iein iieben3igftss 2ebensjabr
pollsnoen unp 3u Gbren bieies Gr .igz
nifles Dirb am SomItag gladmittag
nm bdlb orei ubr in Der aapslle oes
!oe6rsp Union golle8e an Der Clifton
Qlpenue, ein einorutspolltr Jeitatt
itattfinpen, fir tpelhsn ras fo!genoe
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