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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17
Secretaries of War and Navy to
Speak at State University Com

Secretaries of War and Navy to
Speak at State University Com
mencement
Both Secretary of War Newton D.
Baker and Secretary of the Navv Jo-
sephus Daniels will speak at the COM
mencement of the university of North
Carolina June 6, according to an an
nouncement made by President Ed
ward K. Graham of the university. 1t
is planned tor make the occasion a
great patriotic celebration, and an
expression of loyalty to the govern
ment.
In statement to the press and
people President Graham says:
"Few men in the world have re-
sponsibilities at this moment so great
as these two men. Their coming tc
the State now is an event of unusua
Importance, and we trust that il
may be made memorable by u great
patriotic celebration, testifying ou1
confidence in the administration d
our government and our complete ane
enthusiastic loyalty to the supreme
cause in which our country is engag
ed. We therefore invite the people
of this State and section to come tt
the university and poin in a worth.
tribute of welcome to Secretary Ba
ker and to Secretary Daniels"
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17

ing SO acres within said boundaries
devised to D. Nee. Smith.
From this conveyance is excepted
out of the above boundaries the so
acres devised to D. Nice. Smith by
S. l.. Smith, and also IS acres con-
veyed by W. A. Smith to Charles
Terry and J. D. Mcmillan, leaving a
balance of 12O acres now owned bv
said w. A. Smith.
P. C. WHITLOCK,
8 5thur Trustee.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administrator
OF the estate of J. c. Harrell, deceas-
ed, late of Robson County, North
Carolina, this is to notify ali persons
having claims against the estate of
said }. c. Harrell, deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at his resi-
dence, St. Pauls, N. c., R. F. D. No.
2, on or before the 18th day of MAY,
1913, or this notice will be pleaded
In bar Of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 9Th day of May, 1917.
b. j. HARRELL,
Administrator Of the estate of J. C.
Harrell, deceased.
BRITT & BRITT, Attys for Admin.
istrator. IN e+l
gusts, Lumberton. N. C..
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17
Buie, N. C.
May 9, 1917.

Hospital Unit Has Been Formed in
Charlotte for Service in France
Under authority transmitted
through Colonel J. R. Kean of the
United States army Medical corps, a
hospital unit has been organized in
Charlotte for service in France. DR..
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17
HE ALMOST FELL DOWN

A. M. Hunsucker, Bogue Chitto,
Miss, writes: IT suffered from rheu-
matism, kidney and bladder trouble,
also dizziness; would almost fall down
at times. Foley Kidney Pills gave me
entire relief" Disordered kidneys
give warning by pains in side and
back, sore muscles, swollen Joints.
tired and languid feeling. Sold ev-
erywhere.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17

Addison G. Brenizer Of Charlotte is
director and its personnel will include
"a physicians, trained nurses and
Young men for ambulance drivers,
etc. It will have an equipment OF
$50 beds.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17

When baby suffers with eczen.
some itching skin trouble. pss No VI
Ointment. A little of it goes a Io.
way and it is safe for children 5o
a box at all stores. 'Oc
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17
orders Issued to BRING Regular Ar
my to Full War Strength

my 10 Fun War Strength
orders to bring the regular arnv
to its full war strength of 293 900
were announced Monday by the War
department.. Organization of al new
regiments will begin with
further efforts to stimulate recruit
ing and, bring in the 116,455 men
needed to fill Up the ranks.
Since April 1, 67,443 men have been
accepted and officials are confident
that the full number have been en-.
rolled as war time volunteers before
June Is.
Expansion Of the army will be &C.
complished by converting each ex-
listing battalion into full regiment.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17
TO PREVENT SELF-POISONTNG

Bowels clogged with waste matter
poison the whole system. Foley Ca
tthartic Tablets work gently but sure
ly; do not grippe nor cause nausea.
Recommended for Indigestion, consti-
patton, sick headache, bloating, bill
iousness, sour stomach, gas on stom-
ach, coated tongue, bad breath or 9th
er conditions caused by disordered
digestion. Sold everywhere.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17

The coroner's jury investigating
Hale of Rocky Point, Fender ceun-
ty, found Wednesday that he was
killed by his brother David L. Hale,
who already had been arrested, and
that his wife was an accessory after
the fact. Both are held for Super
ior court. It was in evidence that
Davide Hale and the wife of the dead
man had been intimate and that de-
ceased had ordered-his brother to
stay away from his home,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-05-17
Shippers to be Heard On Rate In

Shippers to be Heard On Rate In
crease
Washington Dispatch.
The Western railroads today clos
ed their case in the hearings before
the Interstate Commerce Commission
on proposed countrywide increase
of Is per centin all freight rates,
ard a recess was taken until May 90
when shippers and others will pre-
sent their side of the question.
The roads of the South, East and
West have presented their testimony
but the executives who have been
heard will be recalled for cross ex-
animation by the shippers counsel
when the hearings are resumed May
%. Representatives OF the roads
have presented great mass of ev-
idence calculated to show that the
need for the increase in rates is i'm.
perative if the companies are tc
meet the rising cost of labor, ma
terial and other necessities.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-18
Mus 6tu1 S}nlanoe.

Gin edJter &amcrab npm &apt. &jnig
Baltimore, II. Snli. &apitd,,
Sriehrid S,imid, bcr fir ben Sertebr
SeS .6anbeitamdJboutes uScmtidlanb"
ieinerasit Der bieiise Niarimeuertrcter
,uar, 1T aus Mmerita entflDben nno,
,uie jett scmelbet ,uirS, ,uoblbebatten
1T 9emtidlanb ansefommen. seine
1reunbe 1T 8altimore iimb benadrid
tigt wuroen, baR Ct pur 4 Bpdcn III
9cutidlanb eintraf.
&apt. 6inid eHt.uid ans bem Safer,
Bpm somtb MmbDp, u. s., balb nadI
ber Grflarung bes &riesssuitanbes an,
6. Mpril anf ciuem Heinen seselidifi
nit 3 eeeleptem. Sns Shiff bate nut
ei,,em 9ebalt BON 200 GDn,,e,,, ,,no
CT bate es fir $4,000 gcfamit.
Der sroRe 21,uentSbtcr ,uirb se,uiini@t
-9ecatmr, Sa., II. Suli. 9a
bic bieiisen Sager bic 9roke 26win, bic
,1ph in,n,er in Der 800 Ader sroken
@aloung ber Allerton Sar,u lire Srei=
belt seaieft, nidt auf5nipiirem ,uinen,
baben lie cin 9elesramu, nn ben 8ru=
zen 2b,uentjoter in SDiter San se=
ihtdt, in bem iie s bn :nr 2j.uenjaso
bel 9ccatmr einlabem.
9as embargo unb ieine .&irfunsen.
8ro1 nspiIle. Seras, 16.Suli.
Na6 SSnfrnfttreteu ser nel1en Gmbarz
9obeltinlml1n9en bes 9rdlioenten oarf
nidbt einmnl mebr ein 2uib Srot iiber
bic ,ncrifunildc Grcnse gebradt iuerz
Ben, unb bie Sic G,ren5 polIirenz
Sen sluton,obilc lebcn 1ib gcnDtbi9t.
ibr @alplin auspu,npcu 5u lnllen llno
lire Ninicbine iiber sic @rcn5e 81
ldiebcn, pn lie bunn, olf nerifani@
1d)em @oben, lire Sanfs 1pieOer anfz
fiillen t0nnen, ipenm lie 9enii9eno Seuz
crunasmaterial norfinoeu. Seoob tuurz
SC pielcu Megifauern aus Wmtamoras,
Sic IN Ser 8egel in grolunscille cins
faufen, geltattet, nit 9lnbrungsmitteln
iiber sic Gren5c 5u aebcn.
@cld)oftslelte aus Brownsville unb
Wntamoras baben lid in Sele9ramz
n1cn an bas SdMtamt in 9Salbin8ton
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-18
Gcacn 3,uanasamsbcb,t,ta.

auebec. 16. Slilt. Nuf Sem Sac
qnes Cartier Naarftplat fano gelter1
cine Nallentl,nS9ebun9 acsen bic
3apan9solsbebllng itatt, an ipelder
mebrere Ycriunen tbeilnabmcn: sln@
lprudcn mlroen 9ebaltcu bon equator
Sonorp, 2'gtare. Mop. 2ouis, Sctou<
reuut unb unpercn. 9tad Innabmc BON
3eldiilicu, III beneu Sic slusbcbllna
perpau,mt ipiro, serltre,ltc iid Die
Mleusc lmr scrtriimn,erte bic Senltcr
bes .Gucbec Gbrouiele" lno bas
. .G@neueu,cnt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-18
Aus beu1 @taatt.
0;ilAtrica.

9cs Moines, II. Suli. Srr
Wlildfrieg lit I'M @un9e. Sic SeinSz
icligteitcn bssannen Nioutag. oils bier
Sarmer Sen Wiildipnseu bes SSurmers
Girls. SdallDt lpeeuabn,en, als hieler
Nlild sur Gtabt fubr, ,ln lie BORT gu
einent biDisercn Greis absuliefern, als
bem bon ser .Ntilf 9srobucers' giiociz
ation" feItseieetcu, She Miildriiubcr
,plrbcu ipegeu Siebltabls BON 0&ld
I'M sSertbe bon $50 angefIa9t un>
lte6eu ieet bis sur &erbannIuna ltnter
5000 8iirgld)aft.
Sic gnseiden beuteu hara,lf bin
bab Sic Mildtnappbeit 9roB iein tpirS.
Sic ,Ntilf Grohueers slipciatiou", gu
ser 600 Sarmer III Yolf Gountp 9ce
b;reu. ertIGrt, NaB teine 9Gld abgea
Iiefert perbeu miro, bis sic 9dnolel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-18

Sic 3egiermmg bat allen Srtsbe=
b5rbcm Surmnlare suacididt, am 3aub
,ucIder bic 3esiitrirten iid, iiber Mn=
trase anf9ienitbefrei,ns, @erufunsen,
ltebcr,pciimu9 at anbere SrtsbebDrocn
miu. orientiren tSnnen.
Sic 2nftfluttempurlasc pers19ert.
SSaibinstun, II. Suli. Scr
&lam bcr 1iibrer in bcibcn S,amiern,
bic 2mftfluttsnuurlase Der Mbmiuiitra=
tiun IL idJnea ,uie m6slidJ sm erleoise'',
bamit 9cutidlanb NIT Grfols nurd,
bic 2nft a,tsegriffen ,ucroen tann,
,uirb, ,uie iid) beute Abemo beransitca=
te, ,upbl bmrd) cine Hcine 0ruppc pun
scnaturcn aufsebalten wcrben. 3u
bicicr Nruppe seb6rem aud bic Sena=
turen 2a5u4ctte unb @rpna, bic hen
$lan babcm isQen, bic ea,tsc Amsbe=
bunasfrase nodb cinu,al 81 erOffncn.
Scn. Gbambcrlain, ber bic Sprlage
m,tter ieincr Sbbmt bat, mctnte, bak
tic muracm nid)t anscmumn,eu ,ucroen
f6nnc, ubne ipdtcr clue lanse 9ebattc
s,t ncrmriad)cm. Che Gen. 2aJollettc
NIB @et,uFen lire Abiidt amsseiprD=
djcn botten, idbien es, aIs ub bic 8or=
lasc idum npraeu Mbenb 1T bcn SpGn=
ben hes Srdiibcnten icin ,uiirbe.
Sober gcamte cntlaiicu.
Baibingtou. II. Suli. 9r.
@oiparb 6. Gratt, Gbef oes 0aubelsz
observation-disclosures fir Sen g,tslanoz
nno Snlunbbunbel, bat Ieute auf
8unid bon Sctretdr 3cSficIo ieinsmt
nieber9eleat. Gs ipuroc teiu .8rlmb
anaeacbeu. aber es lit betunnt, bab
sipiidcn Sefretir &ebfielo mb ieincm
@ureandef bebeutenbe Meinunasuers
idicbenbeiten beSi:elid Ser Nusfubrz
toutrollflaulel bes gpionasc9eieees
berridten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-18
MuS BET eBbauptitabt
Sur fouumembcm Mms6cbuua.


9Vaibtmgtpm, II. Suli. Sic
etaatcn SAimuis, &entudp, Widiaan,
Wtihuuri, Miiiiiiippi, Nc'u surf nub
4enmiyiuania babem bic Organization
ibrcr WniteruusSbeb6rbcn Hsd, mid)t
pDllen6et. A6er man bufft jekt, bak bic
AuslDiung ppr Gubc her SSpdc itatt=
fimSem fanm.
Gs lit mS9lid, ban bic Gin5elheitcn'
Der Mmslpinns murgelt ourd, oem 0e=.
,,eralprufois Marid,aa bcfamnt se=.
madt ,ucroer, bal,,it bic Gcsijtrirten
burh bic 3eitnnaen erfabren, ,uie iie
ii6 iiber ibrem stanh auf ben stci=
lungsliItem infDrmircn f6nmei..
2Sdbrenb bicic %urbcrcitnnacm elf
rig betricbrn ,uerben, idcint int &pn=
srei: bic Amiid)t at &raft 81 ge,uinnen,
baE bic MuslGuoer c,t,uebcr snm Nsili=
taroienit perpflidtet ,ucrOen pber limit
sur sbeilnabme an bem 9aitcu BPM &C.
meinweien nit srokcr ansldnoiider
8epjlferung bcrangesugcn ,uerben ipll y
ten. Soierauf absicleube Yorlageu ,ucr=.
ben III beibcn Soinierm porbcreitet, aber
eS feblen Anseihen hafdr, ban bic No.
,niniitrattum ioldc amendments ann
Musbeba',ssseiet besiinitigen 'uiirhe.
Vielc Scan,te fnb hcr Amiid,t, haf
nam nit iuldem &prscben Besen bas
internationalc Neict ucrjtuHcm iuiirbc.
SSidtise Nusfmnft iiber bic fpmmenne
MmSbebnng.
gEaibimgtpn, II. Snli. Sic
Mcsiernng ,uiinid,t 1T criter 2inie, ban
sic 1rtliden NtmitermmgsbcD6rnen bcim
Yublifum tcinen 3,ucifcl bariiber amf=
fummcm laiIcm, baE oicic &cbGroen
ci,,sio mnb aileiu iibcr iold,e Siillc cnt=
jdeibcm biirfem, III bcmcn t6rperlihc
llntamglid)tcit bcs,u. &criursnms nun
Mnacb1risen sur Sicnitbcfreinns be-
redtiat. slac sSalle, lit ,ucld)cm cs iid)
barmnt banbclt, Db &criuncn III Sn=
buitricn beid)dftiat ii,tb, bic sur Sort
tibrmns bes &rieacs mcrldRltd) ii''h,
,ucrbcm pun iug. Sbcr 8ebSroen cnt=
id)iebcm, pun beucn cs 1T jebemt ein=
3clmen &nnbcs =Snitisbiitritt cine si6t.
3icic 5aae ,uerbcn crit entidicbcn
,ucrbcn, nadbem Der betrcffe1oc jmnge
saann iid) bci Der Srtsbcbjrnc sur
llnterinduns semcloct, fir Sienittama=
lid bcimnbcm nnb als iDld)cr an bic
Sbcr @cbDrbc gemclbet ,uprncn 1T.
Grit mad bicicn 5ormalitdtem iinb &C.
imdJc at bic Sbcr 8cb6rocn INT
9icuitbcfrcinrg ams iunitigcn @riinbcn
sulGiiig. Scr 9cgiitrirte pSer icim Mr=
beitgcbcr mmi: sic nDtbigcn beid)wpre=
ncm ansiaaen at bic Sbcr $eb6rhc
ididcn, Wurarf bcr 6all 10 i6ncll ais
m1alid) crlcbist ,perocm ,uirb.
Gin amberer 3mrft, iibcr ocm ptcl
1lnflarbeit bcitcbt, lit ber status pon
reaiitrirten jmuscn Manncrn, bic iih
nid,t lit ibrem 0cimbcsirf amfbaltc,t.
3ablrcid)e biesbesiialid)e Anfragen iitb
babiu bca,tt,uurtct ,uorber, baR bieic
Qcmte, iobalb fic sur ltmtcriudmng &C.
susen t,b, brieflid benad)ridjtist 'uer=
ben mnb bann bel ibrcr Soetmatbsbc=
hDrbe barmm erimd)cn fjmmcn, iid) BON
bcr Iicnitbcfrcimnas Seb6rbc bcS
Srtes mutcriudem laiicm sm hiirfen, 1T
bent iie lid aufbalten. Sies tann je=
no6 crit scidebcn, nadSem ber BE
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-18
Mu5 Yetrogra6: Scr Nufang uom Gnot
Der propiiorii@en &e9iernng>
Grite Miid3uesam5ei@en AT Der rui1iid)en s
9as britii9e 90ngsbaus beiBt jebt: v6aus WnOor".


aregsidopldBen 5 Berlin = @htoer9efen uo anes<
Erogoo @ten t0rcn Sen oeifn Seeb1noel nit ops
lano nubrltend] in 6oQdnbIdn G}cmGeu Sic
7euItn goubn1 Snufbpofrieg S }mnerntann3 Nuf
foloer 3eitn9tnmen H6er Sen &o3lcruedbIa Ser
Griedn0nig %cni5elo5 2eut6c 9GIterN9cr Gegen
;}mau0sausbebulg III &annoa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-18

geipanbt, I'M es 3u belpegen, in Der
MnlpenDuns Des gmbargos etlpas libes
raler por3ugeben ba bie meiiten Der
merifanij6en Srtlhafteu an ber8rens
&c bon ben gegeniiberliesenDen ameris
fanilden Stdbten uub 9Drfern in Der
Nabrungsmittelperlor9llng abbdn9l9
1inb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-18
syluasemac tatt 3eppeline.

2pnopn. 16. Snli. Cine Scpclde
aus 2nliannc lust, nab teine 3eppeliz
tie mcbr il, Srieoridsbaieu erbuut
ipcrben. Gs bsiBt, bub talllenSe bon
Irbeiteru, sic bisber bprt belddftigt
ipuren. iest an ser 0eritelllna grober
Ella3ellac urbeiten
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The only morning daily
paper in the Tri Cities, DAY.
enport, Rock Island and Mo-
line. Member Of the AsSo.
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-18

= Sine Sran. Sic Dor Gntriiltuns
lpradlps tit, finoet man nur in 8o=
r,anen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-18
Gin5tt ~ iibcr bic Mnsloinng lutr6en
pttass1,bt beute per0fftntli@t.
9te 2uttrottenborIa8e tt6bt IN
@inoernt0e.
aap 9in& oer bic v9en@lano" beeu enobn nno in 9eu&s
Lamb auaelauot.
ooepe ro naelooe ben tprunaue Decatur,
81, sn rlegcn

gege 9lsunlt H6er Sic tonmenbe us6e6un9 0ngs b
cntipb einem einen Scaelibfi - Sam ton gSodn in
Gellano Ga5 &rsubrembargo fat ionbbare gBiruneeu
lcber5cugrngsreucr So5nli Norpegid Gumpr rieg>
di 3uid9cbabt = 5ae 10000 SUB nperorab pedt Noro
. Srembengebe in Wiiiouri
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-01-05
Gangway Launching for Boats.

The hazardous method of lowering
lifeboats into rough water alongside
ships in disasters has inspired many
inventors to perfect life-saving appa-
ratus that would be really safe.
Among the scores of such inventions
that have been submitted to the patent
office is long net gangway which pro-
jects from the side of the vessel upon
the surface of the water, being sup
ported at the lower end by large air
tanks. The poles which support the
gangway are hinged TO the ships side,
and when not in use are carried in long
pockets below the rail of the first open
deck.
The chief advantage of this gang
way-life saver is that the lifeboats
never approach near enough to the
ships side to be crushed by waves.
The boat is held close to the gangway
by means of gait hooks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-01-05
Old Hats Made New.

There is no need for faded hats.
either felt or straw, for hats will
come out of the dyepot as good as
new by following the general dyeing
directions. A big dishpan is a con-
venient vessel to do the boiling in,
and a saucer placed on top keeps the
hat under water; of course, there be-
ing no folds, the dye does not need
to be stirred, and ID minutes is gen.
orally long enough for the boiling. The
crown has to be dried and shaped over
a bowl or tin pail. whichever fits best,
and the brim should be propped up in
to the shape in which you wish to dry
1t. When you are going to change the
shape of straw hat and sew it on
more modern frame, it is best to rip
the straw apart.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-01-05
FR0WNS ON USE OF PIPE
How Wellington Tried to Stamp Out
Use of the Weed He
Detested

Sir Thomas Fraser's timely sugges-
ton for regulating the issue of tobac-
co to our troops in the field brings to
mind the drastic action of the duke
of Wellington, when, as commander in
chief. he desired to stop not only the
tested. The following general order
was issued:
'The commander in chief has been
Informed that the practice of smoking,
by the use of pipes, cigars and
chero0ts, has become prevalent among
the officers of the army, which is not
only in itself a species of intOxication
Occasioned by the fumes of tobacco,
but undoubtedly occasions drinking
and tipping by those who acquire the
habit; and he entreats the officers
commanding regiments to prevent
smoking in the messroOms of their sew
eral regiments, and in the adjoining
apartments, and to discourage the
practice among the officers of Junior
rank in their regiments"
1t was not, if 1 remember Alright un-
til after 1870 that the senior officer of
the Queens Guard at st. James was
abs0lyed from the duty of signing a
report to- the effect that no smoking
had taken place in the messroOm and
anteroom during his tour of duty
Letter to London Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-01-05
Unique Engineering Feat.

Few people are aware that one of
the most unique engineering problems
ever undertaken in the world is now
being successfully carried toward COM
pletion under East river, New York.
The bottom of the river is INSTRUCTED
with high rocks. which are a menace
to heavily loaded ships. Fifteen feet
is being blasted off these rocks. Near
~ % feet below the blasting two tun-
nelS are being excavated to increase
the rapid transit facilities between
New York and Brooklyn. This work,
of course, is all being done far under
water and comparatively few traces of
it are in evidence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-01-05
When 1t Pays to Be Sick
BY PHILLIP p. JACOBS.
ationaI Association for prevf

the spring came and the birds began &c
nest in the old alanthus trees in the
back yard of the school and the teach
er began TO point out the new things
in nature, Mary's daily account of the
school became an event in the life of the
family. When, at the end of the year,
The doctor told Mary that she wonld
have 10 go back into the regular school
r5om and that her place would have to
be taken by some other little girl or
boy, with pinched cheeks and under
nourished body, Mary felt like crying
just as little Rosie had done q year
ago, because she was now so healthy
that she could no longer go to the
school on the roof.
There are over 1000 open-air schools
in the United States, bringing life and
health to boys and girls. who study and
work the while. Red Cross Christmas
seals are responsible for the establish
ment of these schools.
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Happy Pupil Gaining Health in Open
Air School,

for two weeks she was having the time
Of her life, much to the envy of Rosie,
her older sister, and her other play
mates. Already, the thin form was
beginning to fill out, and the cheeks
were beginning to get fatter. and q
tinge of red could be traced here and
there.
why, they give us great big glass
of milk and lots of crackers in the
middle of the morning and the middle
Of the afternoon" said Mary, over the
family supper table, after the first day
at the open-air school Rosie's eyes
grew bigger and bigger and she began
to wish that she were sick
But when cold weather came on,
Rosie began to taunt her sister about
it, saying that she would freeze sitting
outside while those who were within
walls would keep nice and warm. Mary
cared little for these taunts, however,
because her sitting-Out bag and soap
stone, with the sweater, hood and nit
tens provided by the AntituberculOsis
society kept her good and warm. Even
though the thermometer went down to
zero and below, Mary sat and studied
and played out on the roof in all sorts
of weather with band of some twenty
other children.
What happy family they were and
how they did grow! All through the
winter they played and worked. When
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Mere Love Alone Will Not
Produce Happy Marriages,
Asserts College Professor

If you and 1.-The sweetest girl in the
world" have nothing more in common
than mere love, don't dare TO get mar
ried, is the advice of Prof. James e.
Cutler of Western Reserve university
at Cleveland.
In Professor Cutters scientific opin-
ion something more than just love is
essential TO a successful marriage
The something more" is the enjoy
ment a couple finds in working togeth-
er, in other words, the spirit of part
nership.
Make your wife q partner even in
business" the professor says. Its
much better to take your wife in part
nership in your business than TO en-
pl0y some other woman. And if you
don't think the girl whom you believe
you love would make a fit partner,
don't marry her.
There is no foundation for the be-
lief that women are not fitted to do
various kinds of work. Many men are
afraid TO have their wives earn money,
thinking it reflection upon them
selves. But women must have inter-
eSts that will occupy their time. There
are not many divorces or assertions
when this fact is recognized.
The traditional home where the IA
Their was sort of patriarch and mas
ter of the house has disappeared, ac-
cording TO the Western Reserve man.
1t was very acceptable while it last
ed. but modern social and industrial
conditions have made it impossible.
The home of the future will be one
where the wife is installed as a full
partner in all undertakings
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