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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
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abIidJt nm. bic Porffonaerte in @urnct
g,coos itntt ON Ganitne. om tSOnittcI
mGdsnlttas itcttftnSen su Ioiien 3iei.
3eranoerung ipuroe oeIegeltIih Der
geitrigen Sitrng Der Noninliiiion pon
Strrii Sripin arobn NIT Der gepriin.
b.ins nHgsregt. oob Der 8eiii9 an ben
Gonntagen eutfdaeoen Elm beiierer ieia
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frluu, mug ieooh EFT ieiissiielli ner.
Den, Oh oieies nidt oeecn irgenoeias
9eiiinruns Der Grcsbef'iden cden.
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,'e llrfoiter iiir bic annJerte. als Der
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
Mns ben. Sysnnisipaiseridt

9it sbrenboller 1reiiprediing en-.
oetc geit.ru Dor Nihter 2)sntmon bas
Scrfabrsn gegen eeonnrb Teaer. non
10. $40 Ssb1m SnnBe, Der bes M
oebiibrliden getrnoens Mnb brs @i.
oeritanbs segen einen RoIi,iiten Be-
'sfuIDigt mar. efIs anfIiger aeaen
Sraer. Der 1ui striifen IN ben fSs.
ridisinai biinpeItr. trnt Der Folisiit
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
Yrofeior &hbx.mann in
9entidIanb.

Ssrr 9beo. 8. Braun, Cd. opuis.
bat bon prpfeTOr aiibnsmann sinsn
Brief erboItsn. poriiber sr fOIsenoss
mittbeiIt:
Die pielen Jreunbe bon Germ
profeiior Siibnsmann ipirb es ieotns
falls intersifiren, bab i9 tiir5Ii4 sis
nen Brief BON ibm aus Rotterodm
erbaItsn, in BEN sr feline uub isinsr
5p6tsr sliidIi9e Gntunft auf eurO'
pdif9en 8oben befidtisis. 2lus Sfiid'
1idt auf ben 3erfor mar Der 8Isf
in sngliiter Spra3e unb ouf Der
Sdrei6mui6ine sefdrisben uno aus
Iufmertiamtsit sesen Sieiss Iisbens'
ipiiroige gntseeentommen bat oaHn
aud Ser 3enfOr ben Brief psiierbe'
forbsrt, obitpn berieIbs opIler Gna
oeutuugen mar, 70 bab man ibn
lei9t fur perfdneli6 bate boItsn
t0nnen. SsbenfaIIs iei hermit BEN
Senior Ober Der 3snIorin RumerO
unisr berSIi4fter Dani ausses
iprOdsn.
9a Der Tompfsr rRpnbam" ser
SoIanb Gmeritaniifsn ainie, auf
BEN bstunutIia prof. Siibnsmann
biniiterfubr, glstp yori ON 4. Mdi
perlisb unb f9ou am IL. Nai in
Rutterbom antum. sirls bic gfsiie in
oer9dltnibmabis iur5er 3eit bon ftats
ten Die GnsIdnber i6nneH ienens
falls teius 10 sriinbli9s llntsrfuaung
porsenommen baben pis Bel BerHs
itorff unb isinem 0efplss. SeSsnfullA
tpnnten lie anuebmsn, bab bic paIs
iagisre Der -Rpnbam" fiderIi9 fsinen
@ummiabiab, 9uttdperta i'm boblen
3dbn nod fpn'tise aonterbonhe nit
ii9 fiibren piirben, na4bem Die
BernitorfffdR @sfeni6oft nit fcI9
peinlider @riinbli9teit nnterfuht
lporben mar. 8ieIlei9t poIIten bic
ou6 bic 9lamase BON bas
mails pisber gut maden, pieIIeidt
folts uu9 Der 0Iierreit,iI9e gotitaf'
ter beHer bsbonhet perben als Der
oeutfde. Seoenfalls mub Der aufsuts
bait IN Solifar turs sepeien fsin.
Die Reiieseisnf9ait mar cine
bOdfi mertipiirbise unb intsreFante.
IS rsiiieR nit Or. auuo Ilspsr, Der
nit PROF. Riibnemonn bic aabiHe
tbeIIte, nrou Sanfitdngl aus gliius
den bic In anseleeenbeit Der Off
preubsn6ilfs gImsrifa bsrsiite. Gr.
Rubolp9 Sfommers, elm bstannter
SournaIiit aug Ssiterrei9, Der fri.
bers bsutf6e 8otf9aftsr in Gbina,
sine sanse S6dar BON aoniuIorbsam.
ten, Sonrnaliilsn, aiinItItr, S6aus
Tpisler unb StnufpieIsrinnen, Wtdns
ner uub Grauen aug allen 5kilen
Der Delt, bic iid freuten uieber
oeutfte Grbe betreten unb beutide
Cuff atbmen su biirfsn. limb nGbreuo
5rduisiH Siibnemann Oft auf ibrsr
Suiiarrs portrug urb SoIbatenlieber
lang, mar ihrgoter elittpeoer bod oben
1uf benz 9ed ober unten in ner
,ipeiteu 2lafe i'm Damenioal In isis
ner sepobnteu Dsiie thGtis, ineem er
isins Jauitportrdss belt, f,lbit etIit.
Ressutropfsn tonutsn ben Bortrag
luf bem Ded ni9t itSrsn. Ob nun
prOfsfIOr aiibntmann ou4 ben gns.
.dnbern in 6alifar sinen gortras &c,
3altsn, mar leiber peber in nod
jtpif6eu ben 3silen gu lsisn.
SIN 4nfdlub bieran ni59te i9 bic |
Jrase beriibrsn: Wie Dirb ii& nun
he 9utunft ssIioItsu in gssus auf
,is 5bdtigi,it Der GermoniiiiThen |
ydeqf9aftsn in ben grObsrsn GtGbs |
en- unieres 2nnbes na& benz
ariessg Ran III lei6t ssneigi, |
'4par5 3u feben, in Nnbetraft Der |
yessnpdrtisen ariegslaee. unisr5si9s |
letsr ift Dor turaem suriidsstebrt DON |
:iHer GHssrsu Rsiis uBo bot IN bsrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
@ie bic ,SantOm" perienft
muroe.
(gou einem 9tus.u,eusen.)

2anae Stunben iparen bereansen.
obns bab bas anseisauHie Su@en nad)
Dampfern bur4 Elm Wort unterbrohen
iporbsn mare. 2lugsHbIidIi9 ptr'
ifrponb Der l.iI. 3ue ber Guts
tduifuna, bab bis jtst INNER no4
ni9ts in Si4t gstpmmsu iei; ne ele.s
trifiert ri9tettn mir bic GIdier In bic
angeaebene Ri4tuns. Ri4tis. 0i4t
iibtr Der i4arfen ainie bes SorBonis
bebt ii4 cine neine I5par5e MoIte
beutIi9 ssstn ben tIab 6lausn Din,
tergrunb ab.
Die WoIte spd4It. 5ober uub b0ber
i9isbt iis fi4 iiber S.HScriSout. .NsI'
ouns an apmmanSant: Dampf.r
noraus!" 81
RaI9 rittsie ii5 Der ipodfbabtHbs
Offi5lsr aus DIR ssbiidteu SteLuns
ipitoer auf, in Der Ct ben 9efeh bur@
bas es0ffRsts Surmlut bem uuieu
ftebenbsu pofteu sierufeu battle.
Do! Rod uHbaltIi4, dbsr als ets
mas Dorbsr nod nidt Si4tborss. sipsi
biinne ainisn mitten in btr Rdud'
pOns, Sest pirb ss f4drfsr. Wis
jtDei feline Strsit9bS5dsu 5eb<n iid
bic Uauitsn bss Dampfsrs BON Din.
tsrsrunbe Gb. Sic Tafen fieben
sismlid bidt sufommen; mir feben
bi4t an ieiner RursIinis.
.Ha2 $40 is sr benn9" rrft Der
aommanboni idon aus BEN Eburm
berdus. aug bem Ct iest poIIeHbs flet'
.ert.
Rai9 m.Ibste ber Offisier BEN
aommanoontsn bic bis iebt eerna9s
ten 8eubo9tuneet: .0lsihm6bis itors
is Rduhapolt,, f1ntlls annGberung,
Weaftsn bidt suIdnmer". Sbne audi
MIR eiutn aussnbiid bas 0oppeIglus
pirb Der Oompfsr ipeitsr
beo6ofTet.
Dat is ia nod men 4riessf4ipp!A
platte ba in bic Interchangeable Siil,
Is pI6blid uHfsr .S4ipptr- rein.
l3ipeifslnoes gsopHGiitisIn. Was fons
is aud ein ari.ssf&Hf in bider Ges.
gtnb2
limb botl Der Mann bate ni9t
unrs9t nit isiner gsrmufbung: Gin.
fi9 in ibr.r Stdrie slei9blsixnbs
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sintm ariessfabrseus Der. auf sinem
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Sei5sr bic sr0bte Sparinmteii unb
sr6btm0eIits eiusHibuns Der in Der
aobIe itedsnben Wdrme eeiudtrlsiIitt,
iperbsn bic 5susr unttr ben ReHtln
odusrnb ,perfsben'. Gpspis eiuige ip.s
mig, aobIen aufgaporfen iinb. iperben
bic Jsuer aufse6roden, b. 3. bic. ntue
aobls pirb nit Der altsn sriinbli4
Dermii9t. 0dourh mirb bns ftartt
QualmeH psrbinoert, unb es 5eigt fi4
nur Elm glsi4blsibsHber biinner Rau4.
Jn ;ipifdsn iinb bic moiteu beoeu,
tenb bDber berousefiomnen. Jmnler
nod III niats DON bsm S6ornitsin ju
'tbsn. Dos Gabr5eus mub ithr bobs
Dlaiten bGben. 4u6 bns 1T ipitber eiH
Rsnnsei6sn fir bic arisasfabr5euss.
5bnsn bienen bic Wdften dls 1rdgerI
,es 4ussufs i'm fogenonutsn ardbsns
ieit unb Der Rsss iiir 5unsenisIes.asI
,bit.
Run battsn ipis faon sipei Aus
}aliRpuntts fir sinftrsn .Tampfere. |
pis mir Jpn nod INNER nannten.
rgiHfteig.u!"
ytIhtiug Bremen. 9unnorer. 5rdai'l
lirt, bsntt j,ber. Der hiss Bort gum
,rffen Wlals auf sinem usHooi bort, |
intpiIliiirli9 ipeitsr, Das ll.prctss
siniisisen Bat aud srobe Gebnli6itit
nit BEN anbereu Giniieigtn. BUR Elm
.leiues. ui&t unipsfeutli4ex llnteysl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

Fnb. ;u bok grsifeu fiir ibrs pro.
butte benilliet perbsn une bab bic
aontrpIe. um cine gsreate 0ertbeiIuns
Su srspineeH, niht itrsHs seHus 1T.
Msas ipe5iea So4ien betriffi. 10 III
aur esniise bstanni. bab bas bortiss
&onissbaus BON altersber iib ieiHsr
gsIiebtbeii betm @oits erfreut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
0ebiirfem.

Sbculas unS gIand,e 9ur6ea,
324S Goluribia apeiue, sinane.
gsillimn un6 Gona @o6Ie. 4f32
Rcisus Strabe, Quobe.
seo un5 al,ra Ban 2nbr, 1852
WiaSiion Aoab, 9s66den.
Soicp5 Ino a,aargorethn 5etring.
3179 giapoob giooo. Wilbden.
SpInan .inp geiiic RebcInlnn, i549
Central elpe., aiiabe.
Biaiam ilro Danrp Sob. 7 Br ,tbcr.
ION sipa6, W1Sben.
5leiibsn uno annn Stmiie, 254t
gine Strabe. @abd,en.
Soiepb nnb ssntterine Scifert. 2a3
7oriep Strabs. annbe.
Soiepb nno 2illiau 3iIlor. 25i
1ori.eiier ape.. annbe.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

8optsoeIt perlansi sIne
sinbeitIi4s 9siinuung in bisism 9anoe
in SeSug auf bic 2onoestrcue. Nsnn
er anitutt Su beuIsn unb gu i4md9tn,
anliatt feline 3unse in bsitGnoigsr Se'
ps9ung gu balten, feline glassn 6s'
nusen ponts, piirbe ibm H!at entstz
ben, bab nur cine iOIae sinbsitlide
9eiinnuns beitebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

Die RittheiIung oss eng
Iiideu S9aBtunSlers, oaB bic Rssiss
rung nit Ridfi4t auf bic Sommsr'
wipnate seltatten fperoe. cine srobers
Guaniitdt Bier gu brauen, ais ssssn'
pGrtis erlaubt 1T, lGBt erieben, idB
bic prObibition ii9 ni4t als arisgss
mabressI reatfertigen Idbt. ~p oas
bel uns Dsriu9t pirb, iOnSern odB
Die prObibitipHiiten ben Sriess5us
itanb in iuOpaIer Wsiie fir ihre
3psde ausniiBeu poIIen. Sas argus
ment, baB man bus perbraute @ss
treble fir grob oorbebaltsn ipls, piro
binflltg, penu England, Dem pu
9etreibe Suf6iden, Bier braut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

Dab unisr ariegs De :
partemsnt 0epei4en, biz iiber bic
Sbdtisteit unisrer Sruppsn in 5rants
reid 9ustunft ertbeiIeH, elmer 3enIar
unteripirft, finben mir poItomuen in
Sronung. NnlttartiAe Uorednse our'
fen ni6t an bic grOBe 9Iode gebdnst.
iouoern niifen, iotpeit i5rs @erOiisnt'
li9uns oem 5einbs 9OrtbeiI bieten
tDunte. aussemerSt perben. Selbis
peritdnbIi6 ieboa barf rie 3enIur
iiber bieien RabHlen ui9t 6inausgsben,
neil Fe bann iddbli9 pirteR piirSs.
Sas Bolt bat Elm Re9t 81 erio6ren,
pb fir uufere Solbuten in iSruntrsid
gut geiOrst pirb unb mas psitcr
nOtbpenbis III. Inn ibrs 9efunbbett
ii6er 81 fteaeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06

Die Depef9en User uns
ruAen in Deutf9lanb iin5 gu III.
liar. as bab ii4 baraus erniehsn
Iiebe OBJ ss ii4 I'M cine @srftilHmuns
ober eine rsooIutiDndre Resana 9ans
belt. Griters ift obne Jrass bel ben
Soaioliiteu DOrbanoen unb gum 5beil
aud BEL ben fOrtf4rittIi9en pdrieien
uHb SDar bespesen, neil bic Resis.
runsen in preuben unb in So6fen
bic politd4en Reformsn ni9t fDglein
ius gxrt fesen, ionbern iie auf bic
3eit na4 oem Rrisge binausI9ieben.
Sas errest bic 8efiir9tung, bdb bic
RegieruHgsn ibr Hort nic5t balt.n
iperben. auh betreffs Der prsijs unb
Bertbeiians Der Ra5rungsmittsl be-
febt 1lH3ufriebenbeit. Dis Sosialiifen
bebaupteH, oab ben probusenten, be
betanntli9 sumetft @robsruHbbsFber,
be uarf9mli4 betapHteu Ggrarisr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-06
Sn Sapan bsrridt bic

Sn Sapau bsrrfdt bic
&nna6ms Oor, Oab bas GnOe bes &ri:s
ees Habs 1T. Oas itimmt uiat nit
Der in bieiem aanDe pertreteuen 4Hs
ii9t therein, bab Der &rig srit in
5pei Sabren gu Gnbe tommeH ruiro,
bis DaHn eiHe ssniigeubc GnsabI con
unIeren 9ruppen bic Gnti9stoung en-
Der Weitfront brtngen folIe. Bon bss
fonberem Snterehe jebpd 1T Die Wit.
tbeiluns, bab bic japautfde Rsgieruns
einen beionberen Ratb eiugsisBt babe,
nm bur9 bieien feit5ufteIsn, mas
Sdpan als 2obn fir isnc Oisnits
beanfpru6en ioqe. Sas tlingt omi,
nos unb ldbt fdIieben, bub gbina dls
Sieeesbeute perIangt perbeI wirb.
9arin t6unts uHfers Regierung ielbits
peritGnbli9 ni6t einfpiIigsn.
Wel der u niinn ii6er Spios
mage gerebet ptrb, IN aus Der 8emers
tung elmer Waibinstonsr 3situns gu
erfeben, pel9e barauf binpslit bag
Die gotfdaftsr DON Oeiterrei6, 8ulsa.
rtsn unO Der Siirtsi iid nod in isner
Stabt befinben, obpabI jsne 2dubsr
fDl6 uusssfpro6sne JeinOs Iinb, ioie
Seutf4ldnb. Die OitsrreiGifds Bot:
i6dft bat, ME Sober peib, nur ni6t
ieues 8latt, idon DOR brsi Wona.en
bas 2unb perldTen unb 5lpar 7us
freien Stiiden. gDds bas Geidnots
i6aftss sperfondl Don 9uIearien rno
Der Siirtei betrifft, t0nnen bsibe teine
yta6rtdsn mad guropo gslansen Iafs
fen, ba bas Sabsl Der 3enfur Ioprbl
bier, ME in @nslanb unterlieat unb
aud bic poftfGde iinb Der snsliIGeu
Seufur unterporfen. Odmii polIer
mir nidt fir bos 8srbleiben iener GIes
fanotf9dften in Bofbingtou sintreten.
fOnbern uur ssiaen, ME bic Espionage.
fur9t ben 8eritanb nsrnirrt.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-13
Wheat crop Several Million Bushels
ShCrt-Other Feed Crops Establish

Wheat crop Several Million Bushels
Short-Other Feed Crops Establish
ed Record.
Food crops generally, with the ex-
ceptlon OF wheat, established records !
in production this year. Cotton. how
ever, caught by an early frost, suf
tered a sensational loss ofapproxi-
mately a million bales from early es
Inmates. Late planting because Of dry
weather and the short season, due to
early frosts, curtailed production of
many crops. Final estimates an
nounced Tuesday by the Department
| OF Agriculture show the corn crop to
have been damaged to the extent of
about 81 100000 bushels by frosts.
Nevertheless, corn production estab-
ilshed record with 3,159 ,494 900
bushels, while it's value, also a record
IS S4,953, $4,000. The wheat crop
SHOWS a decrease Of about 5000, 900
bushels from previous forecasts. This
years crop is estimated at 65O.828.-
Ooo bushels, valued at $848.37 900.
oats is record crop, with / 1887 1856
wv bushels, valued at 81 ,O6l .427 900.
The potato crop is the largest ever
grown, with total of 442.5 900
bushels, valued at $543,8 900. 9th
er crops which established records
are: Rye, sweet potatoes, beans. on
ions, cabbage and tobacco. Cotton
production this year is estimated at
| 10,949, 900 equivalent 5O0-pound bales
the average weight per running bale
6elng estimated at 5O15 pounds gross
PRODUCTION by States include: Virgin.
Ia, $4,000; North Carolina. $40. 900
ana South Carolina, 1,235,0OO.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-13

Mount Gilead circuit-W. T. Traywick.
Raeford-B. P. Robinson and W. H. Town
send.
Red Springs J. Parker.
Richmond circuit Supplied by B. ?. Wat
BoberdeH circuit-E. I. Hill.
Robson circuit. T. Draper.
Rockingham-G. F. Smith.
Rowland circuit-A j. Groves; supernun-
esas St, John i '" and d0Gi5Sa Gibson-w. H. Brown.
St. Paul-C. R. Ross.
Tzey-5: Tssy-5: r: +: frass; Bsnsen.
Army secretary % 7. NJ 6: A.3w. B: 'e'5: Sharpe.
Washington District.
c. L. Read, presiding elder.
Ayden circuit-T G. Vickers
Bath-R. L. Carraway.
Bethel circuit-W. E. Trottinan.
Fairfield-S. A. Nettles.
FarmSilis-s: Fam cify-s 7: T Mogia! Si9f9et0n'
Fremont circuit. L. Rumley
an1ismH@'SS: MattampsEeet1W ?. 5Asson: Constab.e.
McKendress-I. T. Poole
Mt Pleasant circuit-G. B. Perry
Nashville circuit. B. Jones.
Rocky Mount, First church-R. C. Craven.
Clark St.-B. B. Slaughter.
Hoyle, Sr.
s,tantonsburg circuit-C. O. Armstrong.
Stokes circuit-To be supplied BY E. F.
Spring Hope circuit-W T Phipps
SFznquaI teri. Il. CT ant.
Tarboro-f1. L. Glass
Nanceboro-W. J. Covington.
Washington-D. II. Tuttie
Wilson and Mssion-W a. Stanbury and
J. W. Hoyle Jr.
WarreHtcn District.
E. NJ Snipes, presiding elder.
Batteboro and Whitaker-L. B. Pearsau.
Bertie-F. B. McCali.
+ Conway-J j. Boone.
Enfield and Halifax-E. D. Dcdd.
| Garysburg-R. w. Bailey.
! HarrellsvilleJ j. Barker
Henderson,. 2. Thompson
Littleton-A. P. Tyre.
i Murfreesboroand Winton-N NJ Wright
Northampton. NJ. Wright.
| North and South Henderson-W. G. Lowe
| Rich Square,. E. Holden.
| Ridgeway-W c. Merritt.
Roanoke Circuit-Wiliam Towe
Roanoke Rapids e. c. Few.
Rosemary circuit-C. NJ Lance.
! Scotland Neck-M. Y. Self.
| Warren circuit-C. A. Jones'
| Warrenton-J. A. Hornaday
| Wedon-F. NJ ShaTnburger
Wiiliamston and Hamilton-H. NJ. Eure
President Littleton College, M Rhodes.
Missionary to Japan-J. ". Frank.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-13
WHERE THE PREACHERS co
Appointments Read at Close CT
North Carolina Methodist Con-
ference-StatistiC

The North Carolina Methodist con-
ference closed it's annual session, held
at Greenville this year, Bishop W. A.
Gambler of Atlanta presiding, Mon
day afternoon with the reading Of the
appointments Of the preachers.
The following statistics were re-
ported: Number of local preachers,
los; members, 94,506; infants baptiz-
ed, 915; adults baptized, 2,817; num-.
ber of Epworth Leagues, 1923; mem
bers, 5,121; Sunday schools, 756; Off
GERS and teachers, 6,442; scholars, 49,
O6O; amount paid to superanuate
preachers, and orphans and widows of
breaches, $1O,465; amount contribut-
ed for foreign missions, $27 1888; home
missions, S22 ,O94; church extension
$11 1285; education, S14, 4,582; American
Bible society, $1,024; presiding elders,
$20,518; preachers, 1928 ,492; bishops,
So 3,433; number churches, 735; value,
$3,275, ,545; value parsonages, $500, 400.
The appointments follow:
Wilmington District.
I; BuFtaSnT I; ShoTe' n EEss5fblnfff Cbn ffie elder
Carver's Greek circuit-W. J. Watson.
Chadbourn-B. E. Stanfieid.
Clinton-D. L. Earnhardt.
Faison and Warsaw-To be supplied by O..
P. Fitzgerald. a,
ons be ReBsd FaePsd by e Ste Streud
Kenansville-M. T. Hodges.
MagnoliamnR; F. Munns.
scott's Hill-C. N Phillips.
Shallotte-J. F. Usry.
Southport-C. B. Culbreth.
Swansboro circuit-W c. Benson.
Tabor circuit--F. A. Lupton.
Town Creek circut-A. H. Andrews.
Wallace and Rose Him D. Hix.
Whiteville--J. H. Frizzelle.
Wimngton-Bad Street, Z. C. Sell.
Fifth Avenue. H. McCracken.
Trinity-W. V. McRae
Wilmington circuit. II. Miller.
Studer+, in Trinity College-,-B. Q. Merritt,
transferred s to Western North Carolina
Conference-C. r. Canipe
Durham District.
!: 3 e; Woote3, Presiding ding elder
Burlington circuit-W. F. Galloway.
Brooksdale circuit A. Russell
Chapel Hill-E H. McWhoyter:
Durham-Branson, j! A. Martin.
Durham-Carr Memorial, C. 3. Starring.
Durham-Lakewood, to be supplied by B. c.
Reavis.
Durham-Memorial, H. M. North.
West DurhamEW G. Marlin:
Durham circuit-H. c. Smith.
East Burington-E. c. Glenn
East Roxboro and Longhurst--To be supplied
by J. l.. Shaver
Ggahan--D. e Earnhardt.
hillsboro circuit-M. W. Hester.
Leasburg-R. E. Atkinson.
Mebane-B. F. Boone
Milton circuit. E. Blalock
Mt. Tizrah circuit. L. Smith.
Orange circuit. r. Edwards
Pearl and Eno-John Bascom Hurley.
Brothers.
Person circuit. A. Daley
The Robesonian., 1917-12-13
Cotton Crop Eestimated at 10,e49. 900

reduction of more than million
bales IN the cotton crop from the last
estlmate made Of the country, was
SHOWN in the final estimate of produc-
tlon tuesday by the Department of
Production this year is estimated
at lo'949,Oo0 equivalent 500 pound
naies, "a Ine department. announced in
It's final report. The average weight
per running bales is estimated at
5O1.5 pounds gross. .
production by States follows:
Virginia, $4,000; North Carolina
o1,ooO; South Carolina, 1926 900; Ge-
orgla: 1920 600; Florida. 10000; Al
1bama, o7,;1 500 600; ~ aMississiopi, ss5, 900:
kLousls.ana, 6l5 900; Texas, 3,115 900;
goo; Missouri, 81 ,ooO; Oklahoma. $50.
900; California, $1,000.
All other States, $4,000.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-13
ANNOUNCEMENT!

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with rates and net costs materially reduced covering
cry thing that happen
Any sickness day
Any accident DIX doy
Any accidental death-doub,e benefits.
Total and permanent disability gets monthly check
balance of life and in addition policy paid
Beneficiary DEATH No premiums pay during total
and permanent disability. (No premium charged
for this feature)
Pension for old age.
Face of policy for natural death
sickness and accident benefits been collected
during life
All other benefits of good life policy
included
We are ready to make Agents Contracts with Clean
live who command the respect of the peoplenot
industrial. Call on or address
G. W. PATTERSON, General Agent,
Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co..
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CHARLOTTE N G.
Assets s3s,'27,19s62. Fifty Years Old.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-13
EVERYTHING GIVEN
TO SAVE LITTLE
AFFLICTED GIRL
Record Of Unusual Recovery in
Columbus, Ca.

Columbus, Ca.
"Gratefu! as we are I feel that just
the plain statement OF the case IS
strong as anything could pc, sad MIS-.
Hearn, the mother of Odessa Hearn,
No. Twenty First street, Columbus
Ca, to a representative.
Odessa was just one great sore,
her mouth was raw from sores, she
was too weak and listless to notice
ANYTHING and her mind was becoming
affected"
| eve sacrificed everything we had
seemed all in vain for she just went
from Fad to worse
cat the last moment we heard OF
Sulferro-Sol thru g. kind neighbor. We
commenced to give her Sulferro-Sol
and yerv soon we could see that it was
! going to restore her to health"
You can see her now, we'll and
strong and in rosy health and as
! bright as q child could be. We used
! cutie a number Of bottles Of this
amazing remedy but it has done for
her what no other remedy seemed
able to do"
! eve are too grateful for words
We feel that Sulferro-Sol was the on
ly thing that could have given het
back to us so you can understand why
we hold Sulferro-Sol in such deep re-
gard"
Ask your regular druggist about
Sulferro-Sol if you have any blood cI
stomach trouble. He will tell you Of
the Nature remedy that heals and
builds.
Sulferro-Sol is sold by your drug.
gist or he will get it for you. Johr
NJ. Scott and Co. wholesale distribu
tors.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-13

For earache, toothache, pains, burns.
scalds, sore throat, try DR.. Thomas'
Eclectic Oil, splendid remedy for
emergencies.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-13
yIN()L. MAKES
GOOD BLOOD
e-Topxysuc:nr P-aof


Many so-called remedies for anae-
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ers are afraid to prove their claims By
telling what their medicines contain.
The only way to be honest with the
people is to let them know what they
are paying for. Here is the Vinol
formula. When the doctor knows
what medicine contains, it ceases
to be patent" medicine.
r codLiyer and Beef peptones, 9ron and
Manganese Peptonates, Iron and Azo.
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phosphates, Casearin.
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will enrich the blood and bac,i3h anae-
mia and create strength. When the
blood is pure and rich and red, ths
body is strong and robust.
You can prove this at our expense
because your money will be returned
if Vinol does not improve your health.
J. D. Mcmillan & Son Drug Co.
Lumberton, N. C.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-13

One way to relieve habitual consti
patton is to take regularly a mild lax
atlVe. Doan's Regulets are recon-
mended for this purpose. 30c boz
at all drug stores.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-18

DR.. Scholl's home treatment is economical.
The first treatment convinces because OF the
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New-York tribune., 1917-11-18

Every step you take means work for your feet. What
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give your burning aching swollen feet much attention. Nine people out
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William NJ. Schol the famous orthopedc authority.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-18

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Does dancing, standing, or walking
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your feet will be free from all minor &C
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callous. Begin the treatment tonight.