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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25
MANY ATTEND SERVICE.

Many attended 3nlotta in the Swed-
fsh churches OF Moline early this
morning. Services, which commenced
at O'Clock in the First Swedish
Lutheran church, were elaborate, with
splendid singing by the choir. Scat
tered through the audience were a
number of khah-clad soldiers, home
for the holidays. After the customary
appeal by Rev. A. f. Bergstrom on be-
half of the Red Cross, the committee
signed a number of applications for
membership in the local chapter.
Christmas music Featured the serv-
ices at the Salem Lutheran, Free
Swedish Evangelical, Emanuel Luth-
eran and Trinity Lutheran churches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25
TAKEN TO CAMP.

The removal of John kauszianiak to
Camp Grant under escort of Deputy
U. s. Marshal Roat closes another
chapter In the eheokered career Of the
young man. Kauszianiak was arrested
in Moline some time ago on informa-
ton from federal authorities at Omaha.
He declared that he had served ITO
days in Jail at Denver for trying to
evade the army draft, but had sue
ceeded in getting out Of town without
registering.
He being registered here he was per-
mitted to go to work at Rock Island
arsenal. A week later, he attempted 10
leave town and was placed i1f the
guard house and kept there until to-
day. He will be treated as a de-
serter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25
LEAVES FOR SOUTH.

C. Howard Ross is on his way to
Fort Oglethorpe to enter on his train
ing as candidate for the medical corps
of the United States army. He came in
from Sioux City Saturday and left
Moline yesterday afternoon. Mr. Ross
has been transferred to the medical
corps under new ruling, which per-
mits drafted men to enlist voluntar-
lily In any service they desire, provided
the applicants are in perfect physical
condition MIR Ross was fS'merly an
instructor in the Moline hgyh school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25
Mrs. Sarah Stein.

Mrs. Sarah Stein died this morning
at o'clock at her home, 1907 Seventh
avenue, Moline, after being Ill for
year. She was born in Geneseo, Dec.
%, 1851, her maiden name being Miss
Sarah Stein. On Dec. 8, 1869. she was
united in marriage to Charles Stein,
and that same year the family moved
to Moline. Mr.. Stein died in 1897.
Surviving are five sons: Charles,
Warren, Robert and Walter, all OF Mo-
line, and Harry, Kansas City, and two
daughters, Miss Sarah Stein, at home,
and Mrs. A. F. Casper, Waila Walla,
Wash; brother, Joseph Rink, Cen
eseo, and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph
Criqui, Buffalo, ~ Y, and Mrs. Mary
Flanahan, Los Angeles. Cal. Funeral
services will be held Thursday after
noon at o'clock at the home, inter-
ment being in Riverside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25

at q this morning and Justify sang
America They were much angered
when their song was interrupted by
telephone call from the representative
of Davenport newspaper which has
been strongly urging observance of
this Christmas custom, with an in
CURRY for the news OF the morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25
East Moline Society

The Plymouth Sunday school gave
the following program at the church
last evening.
THE Star Spangled Banner"-Audi-
ence
Prayer Rev A X. Johnson.
Exercise, Star Beams"-Four girls
Recitation-Bertha Oman.
Vocal soIo-Katherine Blagney.
Exercise, I'VE Come To Greet the
King Edith Reeves class.
Violin solo--Cornelius Nelson, ac-
companied by Lucille Warren.
Song, Grown Him King"--School
Recitation-Ediths Warren.
Song, 20 Little Town OF Bethlehem"
Mrs. Meaders and Hazel Aldrich's
classes.
Recitation--He Moore.
Recitation-Bernice Olson.
Song. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
| Clear Ruth Clendenin's class,
Song, lights Of Eove"-Primary
department.
Solo-Dorothy Klingehel.
Exercise-Three primary girls.
Song, Silent Nigh" Mrs. Meader's
and Hazel Aldrich's classes.
AIAtEiGd congregation.
There was a Christmas tree and
Santa Claus stopped at the churaz
while making his rounds.
The East Moline Methodist Sunday
school gave the following program al
the church at o'clock last evening:
u overture ......,.....M Mildred Garne!
| Joy to the World ..... Audience
Responsive reading .,.. Sunday schoO
/ Prayer ...........Rev. ], Y. Kennel!
Response Observation-Disclosures. Choil
When Christmas Comes Around.
...................V Vernon Schillint
Song, Ring, Ring the Bells. ......
Observation-Disclosures. Sunday schoo
Christmas for All" Elsie Dicl
, Christmas candles and song. .......
Observation-Disclosures. Junior boy
, World Wide Christmas joy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Junior boy
"The Spirit Of Giving" ............
{ ...................L Leland Ingersol
/ Snow Birds ..........P Primary girl
/ Joy ls'.............G Gerald Sisso
p Solo Observation-Disclosures, Lola Nelso
b Santa Claus Troubles" ............
........... Viola and Earl Isaacso
81 Santa Claus and the Sandman.
two primary boys and two junior
( boys.
8 "one Holy Night" Nettie Mood
Y Song, silent Night" RECOMMENDATIONS,
/ .,.........-.....l intermediate girl
D Christmas for Junior girl
Song, Under the Starlight" .....,...
% .....-.....,........ Junior girl
% The Naughty Elf. Esther Coma
S THE Red, White and Blue. .......
l.. .......... Junior girls and audhne
l"Star and Song" ....... Edith Aldreg
THE Sunday School Stocking" 900.
=, .....,......Ine and Dorothy Rec
Searching for Santa Claus" .........
...............Pr Primary departmeI
, Arrival of Santa Claus. There wa
! a Christmas tree and parents an
: friends attended.
The Watertown Methodist churc
will give a Christmas program an
q have a Christmas tree this evening
n the church.
n Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Rowe left, ye
y terday for Galesburg TO spend Chris
mas with relatives.
q Mrs. J. Leighg Cramer has as h,
/, guest her brother, Edgar James, fro
the university Of Minnesota. and b.
sister, Mae James OF Clinton, Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25

to the holiday season, will be given
in the amusement hall.
Friday evening an exhibition Of
fancy dancing will be presented by the
Misses Margaret Richards and Flor
epce Kronstedt Of Moline. The young
ladies will appear in several num-
bers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25
PATIENT RETURNS.

Sunday an inmate Of Watertown
hospital. Toby Hobbett. escaped. At
ter wandering about the county a day
Toby returned to the hospital yester-
day. He could not explain where he
had been.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25
PHYSICIAN TRANSFERRED.

DR.. Graham Lisor, who has been
member Of the medical staff of Water
town state hospital, has been trans
ferred to the Elgin hospital. The
transfer is effective at once, and DR..
Lisor has left TO assume his new
post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25

Delivered BY carrier at 10 cents per
resk On Moline. East Moline. silvis and
WHtcrtOWn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25
THE ARGUS.

EAST MOLINE OFFICE,
Rose Bldg, Room No. 3, Seventh street.
Phone East Moline IL.
Roy A Sears. City Editor
&. p Temple 800. Circulation Manager
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-25

The Watertown Methodist church
will give a Christmas program and
have a Christmas tree this evening at
the church.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18
Sas SraHssurtseiddft in ben
ifaasiaauiiden 2dmSerH.

Gs lit Obne 3peifeI ri5tig, bab Der
&ries au9 fir Die nsutraleu itanpina'
Difaen Gambler i9pere @eriuite ge,
brG9t bat, aber ebeuio pGbr lit es
aud, baB bieIe @erluite bur9 bic
enormen 9eroienite Der S9iffnbrt
bieIer 2dRbsr gum 5betI erIeBt itnb.
Die Steigeruus Der Ginfubrbebiirf,
nihe Der 4uiirten, iODie bic 2luss
i4altnus sa9Irei6sr bur3 ben &risg
bsionoers 6eetnfIuBter 9aaDelstreife
uno i4Iiebli9 uu9 Die miIitdriIhs
8siGIagna9me engtif6er. fransoii.
f4er unO italieuii6sr 3anbelsi i4iffe
Speds 8eripeHbuug als Silfstreu3er
unb bic 8srnidtung BON S8iffen
bur9 ben llf9oOt=Srieg baben na.
tursemGb ben Wert6 Der Sanbels.
i9iffe gang auberorOentli9 ssIteigert
uno 10 eine Sauiie in G9iifabrts,
attiea bsrOorgerufsn. Den eroben 9es
pinu aus 6ieien perT9iebena, tnein,
anbergreifenbeu 3uitdnben Sieben bic
feefabrenben neuttaIen Stoaten, por
allen bic ftanbinabiiden Gambler.
Saber 1T es ni9t DerpunberIi9, bob
in Stanoinabien Der arieg eerabe3u
Elm SpetuIationsfieber in S6iffs
fa6rtsDertben berborssrufen bat, bas
Der Steigerun5 Der Sonnage ni9t
nur entipri3t, fonbern bGufig ipgar
SieIfa4 in unssfunDer Diis iiber iis
9ie 9anbelsmarinen DDn gaoripe.
gen, S6peoen unb OGnemart boben
ieit Sriegsbestnn auberorbentlitb bobe
ginnabmeH. Die perbdltnibmdbig gee
riugite &ule - ipenn aud nod INNER
cine iebr grobe - fpieIt biertnS9pes
ben, bas ia neber Der Sdiffabrt einen
gruben Sbeil ieiner &rGfte uut bic
ausgeoe9nte bsirnif3e Snbuftrie Der,
lDenbet. Sn OGnemart unb Gorpegen
nber 1T 3erte faft jebermGnn irgenb,
lpie on Der S9iffabrt intereHirt. linz
ter ben brei ftanbinaDi59en Staaten
bat 9aprDegen bic grDbts Sanbelsl
flotte, ungefd4r % Miaionen Sons
nen. Do9 ni9t nur tsrl birettsH Ser.
tebr nit @nglaub Oerforsen bieie
S9iffe: bdnti9e nub nDrtpegiI6e
S9iffe bermitteln au9 ben Berts6r
m ber &iiite gGiens, treaaen I'M Wtits
telmeer, befDrbern be Wonren stpt.
den ben Ser. Gtooten unb @eits
nbieu ufD. Dte oirBerorber,tgi9e eJld4.
rage ,a9 Sonnage bdt beuino9 In
unb 0orpegen au ciner
9ne Beifpitl bofisbenben Rcrfr1tftur
isfsrst Mis srrs DC 5snuSdanrs sf<s |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-18

rnubs, burApringeitbe Cuff Der idrrias
tii6en gbens. Der Winttr bri4t hisr
friiber elm aIs arlbersipo nit rcuben
Jr0iteu unb S4nfe, Der unaufborllp
idIIt uub al bieie D0rfer uIlb Jle6eH
Su peri9iitten brobi. Das iii bit 3.lt
csr runp9eu Sunsersnotbe, Do DosI.
IN ganSen Rubelu duf alien Degen
lauern nnb in bic StdlIe einbrius:i..
Die ruifiiden StGbt9en Iiegea ron
ben 8abnb0ftn melt entierrt. Wian
fehrt ON Mege in eiren Der armieIlsen
libH9sn @atibcfs NIT lpadeIigsm lio'
biliar,. erblinbeien Spieeeln uno
i9Iehier gebisnung EN- unb fiiblt iiG
in elmer unssbeuren gntfsrnung con
iesIider aliIiur. LIN 70 siiuitigsr 1T
Der Ginbrld, ben man I'M StdotGeI
smpfGngt. Go III bas ilrins StGois
den prosturotp nit ieinsn usbensH
eafeu, MIR SbeiI ihuIu6en 5dusG;n
nit groben Gdrten, ben bitter brsins
i1auenbsn stir9en, ben ftsfs gui bss
fu9ien Sbetbduitrn, fDo bic Gdils IN
Der beiben !3sit nit abgeIe3ien @od:n
baiitsn. Sn ben 6unblpneeH TT Elm
Whf9mdfh BON Mdaren dufgeiiavsli,
barunter aIlerIei aDitIihteiten. Cine
melt ausgebsbnts Gditfreuubfhafi ges
bort 5u ben sutsn Sitten bitIss icrit
10 tpenig arbeimelnben 2dnDes. WlaH
liebt nnb idjGbt in bieien einiamsI
Reitern ben GrsnIeen. in bsm man fsE
8oien einer bsferen melt iiebt. Die
Sersen 5ffnsn ii9, bic fisfe unb 70 pit
erttGuidte 5reikitsfsbnjudt finfet
ergreifsnben siusbrud. Sae baben ale
etpas Jsnininss bieis rufifden 9ns
teiIsfiueIlen cine ii9 bingebenbe S:rss
li6teiieD unb cine tiefs Shpsrmu.b.
Dieie ipridt aus ben aussn :aer
5rdusn, ans ben pibrirenbsn alans
ibrer Giirnmt. mlau sIaubt fis it5on
lonee gu ttnnen, tpeun man ii9 tlntn
ndbtrt, ans b<r ruiiiI1en 9idiuiio,
aus fIiidtigen Be9egnungen. IS firo'
Worisnbs, cine Rdiie Don prpbIematis
fden Ratnrsn. Gie fiibI.n iih ooppslt
einiam, ipie an einem lebttn Yunft Der
Ber5meifliing angtlangt. in elmer ros
ben llm9ebung uHb In siner Ss:i.
fthmsr,liher Gnitdufhungen. Die
ruifiiHe GteIe in ipis bic ruFifde
2anbfdafi; fdipsrmiiibis rnS pon si.
nsr Derbore.nsn Ghonbsit.
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Huiiide S5rfer.
gOn &ermonn menfes.

@ian fam EN- Bolt mn beften Der.
iteben, peiln man bic ltnlgebung fennt,
ir Der es Ie6t. S;n Der rlijiiid)en 2ano.
idaft, in Der Mpiiognoirlie ibrer Tor.
fer itn6 StdDte lit bic rliiiiifc Bolts.
ieeIc gang ausgepr1gt. Sier iuebt cine
qniB anoere atmoirbdre, Jibt es Gin.
iamfeiten, bic beoriidenoer iirtb ais an.
6erstpo, ldnge Stredeu, Die Sano.
ip.i;en pleibe,l uno Oaien, 6eren
Sd0nbeit farg 1T unb rol elmer trolt.
Ioien Sffperrnutb. 9uriiber po[bt iilb
oer ruiiiife Sinnrel
9ieie &nir6if,oft III mir IN ibrer
@infornigfeit Idngit bertra1it- SD babe
0ns cine irrro bas onoere Dial am Sfano
0ieies iitgebeiuen @eihes getpeiIt, IN
NrooIien uft6 woIbpnien. Sd, BIN IN
bic ON Meee ME ngrIorea baIieear1sx
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bub fie beftimmteu. bab bu. hoo Jrausn
elrbeiien perri9ten, bentn eetpDbnilt
eslsrnts arbeiter poritanben, iie ben
rGmli9en 2pbn erbaiten ioIsn, feis
bic sslerntsn 4rbetter .gs mar aud
porssi9rieben, baB Brutofpue iibsr
Die 4enberunsen aufSunebHen ieisr.
bic ii9 in GtabliIIements pollsoaen,
'als iie ur1ter aontrpIls eenpmmen
ipurben.
lieheral beflaeen iib Die arbeiter,
oab oieies lIebereitfonunen ni9t elm.
aetaIteu tporoen iel; oaB Srnren in
oielen sSTiIlen Die periprodenen 9obn.
tate nidt erbieIten llno Dap Die er.
iDdhliten ErototoIle nidJts peitiger
als tontplett paren. Eros0en lie iidI
iiber bieie 0inge beflagen, erfoIgt
telne slbbilic. Ser @alulitionsnrini-
tier bat cen 8eiperfihaiten ben 9iatl
geeebcn. iel6it sliif5eifmlngen iiber
Die ueranoerten Suitdnoe 81 MAIDEN.
oafir beiiten iie jebo6 ni6t Die r1otli.
gen SateL 0ie glrbeiter IN alien
SbeiIen oes aanoes iino bon eilIen
9eiBtrnlen erfIut, bas Der lleber.
'eiisung eleidfontmt oaB oie 9obn.
ihueioerei i'm @eheirnen betrieben
miro, uno Sic 8eidaftieung ungeleru.
ter @rbeitStrdfte Die iiugelernten s[r.
better nit Ser Sonflirren3 biaiger
@:beit bebrobt.
SSern man 6ns, mos beute Dor iih
ne9t, in getradt 5iebt. iiberroiht es
nicbi, ipenn Die glrbeiter nit triibeit
g(uSiihten Der 9eit na9 Dem &rieae
en.gegerbliden. @erln bic @aron.
tich Der @aiititionsafte Iie jeBt niht
idJiIben uno bic 9obnfite jett nidt
eiagebalten iperben, fonrten iie ip1.
tcr ettpos beiieres erlpurten2 Sic
niifen, bnB, iuenn Der Srieoen fonurt
ino 9lr6eiter eittbebrIt9 iDerben, otc
Hierit 5u eeben baber,
iie iino bartn ieooG 70 peIiiniiitii4,
BOB lie Die lteber5eueitrg eelponrer
bcbt.. bob bieier iGcinbare Sdyus
e5eninIls unedJt lit. Sic fir6 Der
9(nii9t, oaB Die Grbeitgeber 6as @e.
irs 1em @rbItaben na6 befoleen.
bciu @eifte nab iebod nerIeBen iper.
ben. Die ue'i G1gelerrttet &rdfte
oilrl.en nIleroirgs 5iierit entloiien,
indtsr a6er tpieber eingeiteqt iperocil.
u
SeoenfaQs tpirS cine enorn1c Ge.
ferreormae BON gelernten unb itnge.
leritteu glrbettern, bon @6nnern 10.
lp0bl pie Don SSrmien uno Waohen,
frei eetpor0en iein, Die bon ben Ir.
aIs @esugsquele herliitt
per0en fam, iobal6 Die GriegsarbeIt
bcen0et uno Die sSabrifen aiif Der
,Srieoensbuiis recreo1riiirt iino
0icie ung,Larnten &rbeiter fttto nur
sum flcinen Sbeil, perln Gberbnltpt,
Oen @.n ,rfldsaften angeihloIien.
SoIlteu Streitigfeiten erltlteben, mi.
rem biei, iiberIfGiiiigcn sl1beitsfr1ft,
fiir Streifbrc9er6ie,rIte ben arbeit.
sebcrn pon groBem gtusen. 60 benft
nift MIR elm Qrbeiter c0er mehrerc,
% benf,H ale, Die fiirSIi4 ON Streifs |
.bellgellonrnLen boben.
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aus Der g4uIs

2ebrsr (in hr Gti4i9tsfturbs):
.aanHit Su mir iugsn. tp<r unb mas
@ebler iDcrg-
G9iiIsr: .Gr ip0r 2anboogf unb
EtbsnspsrFasrungs agsnt."
2sbrtr: .Wurum nidi gar! msr
bat Dir bas sslogi2-
G@iiltr: Run. I'm .Wilbelm 9tll1
bDn Ghitlsr ruff Zen bem 2anbScgt
5u: .@cblan benn, 5err, ba J6r nris9
mstnes 2ebens bobt beriidsri -
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@tanbssbtpaktftin.

Baron: .DOnHeriuetisr, Der S&ul,s
ift GebeiHraib geiporbsM!1
Graf: -Dd bleibi uns iebt niGis
nsehr iibris, als NIT ibm BrubtyfGrft
5a srinten, bsnn FONT mdbttn mir
bisfsn plsbsjr iluzssrtcrt pss .Gxssls
,ieaus ti$uiizes.s
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3u Derianfem y Granbeiaentdnm.

so geHf p14entft6: ie.He grosenis:
feins Sienerl: " pro THb; Dairmoaft. ae,
gerE5er ber "a eecsslfrttf: r-r. .Sm gnbe
et,, sSs; isahSn Sem s ssS<io9; ssssl ssirs SeneIl
tareB. ueenf on Crf iiub Efsus ieben Rcd
miffGg. Ylhrs bel Irefnp. 1s,igs
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3n -gsipnDs.

IS loten epteItr giane rrit "a
HoTsu weiff un1 Eanf, s2s6. Jstn Sriffinr,
ii25 aga!Hid etr. tiiafes qlnro-oms IN
Cincinnati frl&fo
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bttt Gamtiten eaus aHf 9rtrs alu.
etfis, Qtmeni.steley, Garage. tt5ne DdrD,
sx ssSxies 5ab s1aiisI. une eIa4iSdnTs.
1iii y.
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pl q btfpHptIfs. b nfeT, blHsiebfnb bon
bet gteMbIe eIps snr Rreerr ainit; fInctee
eaib fiir Ddrtnppgf, 6Gbrsr. cher Esttpsiue.
sncs; 76 BtDbel Rom bem a6sr. Gin Bar.
eaiE auf lei1.e 9tbiuounGsEl. Grsfas
n ZOE
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Su perfanien - SanIsr.

ts etbf fetHe bsfftre aapttaf,
an age iUte bic foseeuoe: 5lmmer bo6li
rlrbfrues Sals. NIT e1ttfn, so<,i20 giib,
ale MiiekmeHtb bfsatii. GtQeHibimeT nldt
,m S,aSi., psrissii lser btIiis; 9. suH'
fk-Qf
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9n perfaafen-perffiiebrnes


SnHn BftmfL 30 Binf tff.
a6cHeS-Gannl 1lsb nnb sie0,
3eeplei6en MaeHfiE t1r be 1900 Gfsttrff1e
EnfHmni6lus NIB ben Cts glsdrif 6afiisu
Cleaner !Dnf&tneu sn b<uztffttn
aus asfsn Hns gabrii1is resnrirf
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5n Serfnnfen-sarmsu..

ierttee Garmeu bon 20, 90 user cher
mebr: iei6ie Hebtuaimeen; in aHfbIdbenber
beHff6er sfoIouie; erei GrrEien ihbrll6: ayib.
srITien utbdanHt: esinabss Alima; eHiss
BGifsr; beniide airseeu mub edulsn; eHis
Etgf. ffiHe Msar urb ai'iies McrtiIisn
SerldHgi gaonaisf1rsffen Fer fonniss eil.
BEN, frsi. GuHnb esuft GsbsIopfne Co..
Se.t IL. golss. aln.s is.2i,22.
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gerlansi-@dmnIidj.
0erlanat.

anras warner: 10 biS 20 satrs alt;
banernbs Bsftdftienrq: anisI eota; argf'
nehne Observation-Disclosures II, e. Hgne Igts.
90, 30. e6s eoans efrate, iofIttGeS Gnbs
bet s. G2rubs Btnenlis. 1876
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WerIanat.

Grrfnbrers wluner nm nditeoIs tu
iinpeIH; eu.er eobn; hsnierHbs pet4aitianre.
etrabs. nsitlices Gnos bss g. eirats gts'
eniis N-ee
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aanifsr, naaru unb gran. sn4sHfrGssn n,
9eiDtib Oh eoms. it0s gssrils Eines NAB
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The Robesonian., 1917-10-22

sued in this cause against you and
a lew Hereunder has been made up
on all your right, title, interest and
estate in and to the following de-
scribed lands:
Lying and being in Sterling town.
ship, Robson county, North Caro-
lima, adjoining the lands of Oliver
and Everett Page, and beginning in
the edge of Coward swamp at
sweet gum by the side Of the road
and very near north with the road to
a stake in a line granted to Isaac
Odum; thence about east with Odum's
line to Everett Pages line; thence
with his line S along the run OF a
small branch cornering in the
branch, Pages corner; thence p with
Pages to a spring at the head Of a
ditch; thence N with the ditch to
William B. Jenkins line w to the
William B. jenkins corner on the
ditch bank; thence with jenkins line
w to the beginning, containing 100
acres, more or less;
and that you are hereby summoned!
to be and appear before the Judge OF
our Superior court, at a term Of our
Superior court to be held at the court
house in Lumberton, North Caro-
lima, on the ninth Monday after the
first Monday in September, 1917, it
seing the 9Th day of November, 1917,
The Robesonian., 1917-10-22
SOMMONS AND NOTICE
North Carolina, Robson County.

North Carolina, Robeson County.
In Superior Court.
Mrs. M. N. Tolar VS.. G. R. Smith
ct al.
To the Defendants John Smith, STAN
ley Ausley, John H. Smith, Mrs. John
Il. Smith, Mary Conoley and John
Conoley:
You and each of you are hereby
rthe sum of $650.O0, with interest
commanded to be and appear before
court to be held in the county of Rob-
eson at the court house in Lumber
ton, North Carolina, on the ninth Mon
day after the first Monday in Sept.
1917, it being the 5th day of Novem-.
Der, 1917, and answer the complaint
the judge of our superior court at a
already filed in this action within
the time allowed by law, or the plain
tiff will apply for the relief therein
demanded and for such other and fur
ther relief as may be demanded in
this action.
You are further. notified that. this
action was instituted by the plaintiff
above named for the purpose of fore
closing two certain mortgages. one
OF which was executed by G. r, Smith
and Malcolm Smith to one B. "
townsend to secure the payment o1