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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
Personal Items From Lowe

Special to- The Robesonlan.
Lowe, June 21-Mrs. R. F. Lewis
of Wananish is visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Prevatt.
Prof. and Mrs. B.. Y. Tyner Of
Fredericksburg, Va, are visiting at
the home of Mr.. Tyner's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. E.. Tyner.
Misses Dovie and Edna Prevatt IF
Lumberton spent Sunday here visit
ing at the home ftheir brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Tyner.
Mns. Chas. G. Davis has returned
home after spending some time at
Winterville visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. D. Wingate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Tyner and
daughter left this morning for Raj
eigh. They will drive back in new!
Overland automobile. Mr.. Tyner is
agent for the Overland.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
Jurors for July Term of Court

The following have been drawn to
serve as jurors for the weeks term
Of Robson Superior court which will
begin Monday, July 9.
Wright J. Prevatt, P. r. Floyd, r.
B. Prevatt, L. H. Bullard, W.. T.
Barker, c. N. Edens, ]. p. Baxley
}. c. Conoly, A. C.. Sinclair, D. K
Lawson, L. L. Atkinson, J. B. Ward
Arch Baker, T. L. Smith, S. S. Ste
phens, H. T. Prevatt, G. M. Reedy
A. c. Huggins, D. C. Kinlaw, J. n
Watson, G. E. Thompson, A. K
Brock, W. T. USER. G. J. Lyde, r
P. Blackwell, A. ]. Smith, w. !
Galley, T. J.. Edwards. J.. w. Bull
ard, ]. M. Smith, Marshall Britt
Lester Prevatt, Evander Mclean, d
y, Mcclellan, D. Bass, Ed T. Boone
/. B. Adams, w. S. Stewart, G. M
Knight, P. R. Lowery.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
VOL. XLVHl
TOWN TAXES LEVIED FOR YEAR

D~onsr,v Tax S1.6S, Poll Tax S5.O4-'
G;cense and Privilege Taxes-Spec-
;oI Night Policeman to be DiscOn-
t;nued-$lOO Appropriated to POul-
trv AssociatiOn-Wate and Sewer
onuection Must be Made
AT the regular monthly meeting of
Mavor Proctor and the town commits
S;oners in the town hall Tuesday eve
nino it was ordered that the follow
mo taxes be levied and collected for
the the wear ending May 81, 1918:
Property, $1.68, made up as follows:
general property 72c, general sink
ing fund 39c. 1915 sinking fund SC,
Graded school fund soc, high school
Sinking fund 7c, 1915 floating debt
&c, light and water SC.
Poll, $5.04, made up as follows.
GENERAL poll $2.16, general sinking
fund Sl.20, 1915 sinking furd lac,
Graded school 90c, high school sink
inc fund zoe, 1915 floating debt zoe,
light and water 24c.
All license taxes remain according
to previous levieS with the following
exceptions:
Dealers or agents, : than gar
ages, selling autos or -a~a supplies
$40.
Hitching or boarding stables with
out livery service, S..
Automobiles, for pleasure or busi-
ness: under 26 horse power, $3.50; &c
to 40 horse power, 1915; over 4C
horse power, SIS.
Coal dealers or brokers, SIS.
Circuses as provided by State law
All licenses shall be payable tt
the clerk and treasurer at his office
and are due the first day of June
of each year. Any person, firm Of
corporation failing to pay license o.
privilege tax within so days after ia,
is due shall be subject to a penalt.
of 20 per cent additional, and this 2
per cent in addition to tax shall b
paid before license is issued. Moth
ing, however, in this odrinance shall
Do construed as a repeal of any or
dinance providing for criminal pros
ecution for failure to pay license o
privilege taxes.
1t shall be the duty of all polio
officers to ascertain all persons, firm
or corporations subject to the pay
ment of license and pivilege take:
and they have the right to deman
that license be exhibited.
1t was ordered that the services 9
the special night policeman be di:
continued at the erd of this month
Ma. Carl Bullard has been assistin
Policeman Boyle at night for abor
two months.
An appropriation of s1OO wa
made for the Robson County Poultr
association.
The clerk and treasurer was i
-structed to notify all persons WI
come under the ordinance with refe'
ence to connecting with water an
tsewer lines that sSchf connection
must be made at once.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
BLUE AND PHILDELPHUS NEWS
Bad Freight Wreck Near Buie-16
cars Deralled and Traffic Blocked
Some Hours-Off for the ARM
10 war or Hell?-Personal


correspondence of The Robesonian.
bule, June 20-Possibly one Of the
worst freight train wrecks that has
ever occurred in this section happen
ed MONDAY night about 10 o'clock
one mile north of Buie. The train
was running very fast when it is SUP
posed one OF the trucks broke, caus-
ing the derailment fthat car and Is
otners: Some cars were almost on
top OF each other, while others were
thrown clear on top of an embank-
ment. No trains could pass until yes
terday about 4:30 D. m. when the
track was cleared. Wrecking crews
from Florence and Rocky Mount
cleared the track. No one was hurt,
People from Red Springs, ,Rennert and
all afonn'! we're there to look on yes
terday. It almost reminded one of
j 'hn Robinson's circus. The cars
were mostly loaded with lumber. One
car was iosded with lime, another
with crude sugar and one with an
empty oil tank. !, -
Mr.. John A. Mcleod left yester.
day morning to join the army a,
Fort Worth, XIV. He stood the ex.
animation at Charlotte Monday anc
passed successfully.
! Mr.. l. P. Ray, our clever and pop
ular rarilroad agent here, has pur
chased Ford. Beyond a doubt w,
believe it can be well said Buie ha
more automobiles than any town OF
the map it's size.
! Messrs. j. B. Humphrey and D.
Buie spent yesterday evening nea
! Maxton.
! A tramp was on the train that wa
wrecked here the other day. It i
said that when he was found som
one asked him where he was going
He said his intentions were to go t
Richmond to JOIN the army, but
looked very much like he was goin
to hell before he could get there.
Mr. Jim McConoly is spending to
day in town.
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Concert by Odd Fellows Orphanager
Class Saturday Evening

A class from the 1. o. o. F. or
phanage located at Goldsboro will
give a concert in the local opera house
Saturday evening of this week: The
concert will begin at $3.50. MessrE.
L. R. Varser, Frank Cough, A:
Schwartzberg and ]. H. Floyd, local
Odd Fellows, compose the COMMITTEES
which has charge OF arrangement. etc.
The concerts given by children from
this institution are always highly en-
tertaining and those who have
heard the concert this season say
it is better than usual. No doubt
large crowd will attend the concert
here. ~ i
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
SUMMARY OF THE WAR NEWS
British Recapture Important Posi-
tiOnS From Germans italians

Again Developing Offensive
On the fighting fronts in France
the British forces of Field Marshal
Haig have recaptured important po-
sltion from the Germans east of Ar
ras. while the Germans in the Cham
pagne region have gained a foothold
in French first line trenches.
The British gain was made east of
Monchy lie Preux, where Monday the
Germans under cover of a violent
bonhardment drove back the British
and occupied their trenches. Between
the Ailette river and Moulin de Laf-
faux, the Germans in a strong at
tack in which huge effectivees were
used, captured a section of a trench
held by the French. The attack was
delivered over a front of about two
lent bombardment of the French line.
assault on a position held by the Ger
mans which was barring the way to
the coal city, routed out the defend
corporated them into the British lines
The Germans in vicious attacks er
deayored to regain the lost terrain
but were beaten off.
In the Austro-Italian theatre ths
Italians on the Asiago Plateau, soutE
east of Trentino, are again develop
ing the offensive which last wael
gave them considerable territory
but which wa ssotpped by weather
conditions.
The Rome war office reports th'
taking Of formidable positions on
the plateau and the capture of mor'
than a thousand officers and men
besides inflicting heavy casualties OF
the Austrians, who strenuosuly re
sisted the advance.
The expected general engagement
along the Macedonian front has no
yet developed, but on various sectors
notably in the Cerna bend and mort
of Monastir, the artillery activity ha
-sagain increased.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
MARIETTA NEWS MATTERS
Home for Vacat1On-Miss Henley En-.
tertains G. W.~Club-Personalx
CorraS nondanco of Thu pohocon;,n

Home for Vacation-Miss Henley En-
tertains G. W.~Club-Personalx
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Marietta, June 2O-Among the
young people who are at home for
their vacation are: Mr.. Bernard Oil
yer from Trinity, Mr.. Joseph Page
from Wake Forest, Miss Alyce Page
from Meredith, Miss Helen Oliver
from the State Normal, Miss Ada
Henley from Oxford, Misses Annie
and Lula Page from Shenandoah in
stitute, Dayton, Va, Master John
Wells from the Shelby high school,
Miss Rachel Oliver, teacher in the
Kinston city school, Miss Kate Page,
teacher in the Orrum high school, and
Miss Lannie Oliver, teacher in the
Spring Hope school.
Messrs. j. S., L. NJ, D. N. and
Paul Olive spent one day last
week-in Maxton on business. They
made the trip in a car ard found
some bad roads, especially between
here and Rowland.
Mr.. W. T. .Jenrette spent last week
end with his brother who lives near
Boardman.
Mr.. Dayton Oliver of Montreal is
here for few days on business.
Mr.. Minis of Florence, S. c., who
has been here for several days, left
Saturday for Baltimore, Md, where
! he will undego an operation. Mrs
Minis is here visiting her mother
Mrs. Kate Hill.
Mrs. J. w. Glover of >Buie is spend
ing few days here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hamilton
! Mrs. D. E. Oliver and children Of
| Sellars, S. c., left Friday for thei1
home afte spending about ten days
here visiting relatives.
Mrs. S. M. Oliver and Miss Ian
ME Oliver spent few hours in Ma
rion, S. c., last Thursday.
! Messrs. L. NJ, w. M, and Bernart
! Oliver spent Monday in Dillon, S. c.
on business.
Miss Ada Henley delightfully."- en-
tertained the G. w. Club Saturda.
afternoon at the home of her par
!: ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Henley
i This was the first meeting of tn
club since the school girls came hom
! for their vacation. After the bus
i mess meeting, which included tn
:; election Of officers, very happy so
; cial hour was enjoyed. Much inter
est and enthusiasm was shown IN tn
j 'Tree Contest" which was given. DE
liaious refreshments, consisting o
i cake, cream and mints were served.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21

Rev. DR.. Livingstone Johnson, pas.
tor of the First Baptist church Of
Rocky Mount, has been elected edl-
tor of The Biblical Recorder to sue
ceed Rev. DR.. Hight c. Moore, who
has resigned to accept the position
of editor-in-chief of the Sunday school
Board of tia Southern Baptist con-
vention at Nashville, Tenn, DR.. john
son was foc Is years corresponding
secretary Of the Baptist State conven.
tion and is we'll known throughout
the State.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
Public Sentiment Behind Food Con-
troll Ril1

Washington Dispatch, June 20.
Administration leaders in Congress
said tonight public sentiment, was
beginning to make itself felt among
opponents of the food control bill
and predicted enactment Of the meas
ure within two or three weeks.
Debate continued today in both
branches, with the House again Sit
ting until late at night to close gen
eral debate with a view to proceed
ing under the five-minute speech rule
tomorrow, and taking final vote by
Saturday. In the Senate there was
serious discussion with larger at
tendance. The amending stage prob
ably will be reached there next week
after the measure, as it passes the
House, is substituted for the Senate
draft.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
BALTIMORE NEWS BATCH
Laying by Corn and TobaccO-Mar-
riages Expected Soon-Church Ser
1,icoS-PerSOnal

Laying by Corn and TobaccO-Mar-
riages Expected SOOn-Church Ser
yices-Pers0nal
Correspondence Of The Robesonlen.
Baltimore (Fairmont, r. -, J1ae
2O-The farmers Of this community
are busy laying by corn and tobacco
DR.. J. F. Nash of ST.. Paul was a
caller at Mr.. G, D. Floyd's SnneaV
Mr.. Everette Floyd was an Orrum
visitor Sunday afternoon.
Miss Annie Mcmillan OF Falrmon55
spent Sunday with her uncle ana
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Floyd. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben G. Floyd OF
Lumberton and Miss Freeda Hoyle
Of Lincolnton spent Sunday with Mr.
Floyd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. M'
Floyd. ~
section Sunday D. m.
Mr.. Willie Floyd Of Orrum spent
last Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. Annette Floyd.
This community was visited by an
electric and rain storm last Thurs
day night but no serious damage was
Mr.. John w. Branch and son Thel:
ma and daughter Ruth of the Broae
RIDGE section, R. from Lumberton
snent Sunday with friends and rela
tives in this community. :.
Sorry to report little Miss Macle
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Lew
is, still very sick. e
" Sunday school every Sunday at
ternoon at $3.50 ard prayer meeting
every Tuesday night at . at tni
! place. The public is invited TO at
tend
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
Officers of st. Albans Lodge Will bt
Installed June rs

At a regular communicatlon OF st.
Albans lodge No. ia, A. F. & A. NJ,
Tuesday evening the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
wear: M. w. Floyd. w. NJ; Jno: S.
McNeill, S. w.; C. V. Brown, J. w.;
D. P. Walters, treasurer; L. R. Ste'
phens, secretary. -
These officers will be installed
Tuesday evenin" June 26th. at 8 o.
clock p. m. by DR.. N. A. Thompson
district deputy grand master OF the
11xh Masonic district.
All Masons are cordially lnvlteo
to attend.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
BROAD RIDGE BREEZES
Children's Exercises June 24-Antl'
typhoid VaccinatiOn-PersOn


Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Broad Ridge (Lumberton, R. ~,
June 2O-It is fine weather now and
crops, are comina on nicely. We
have been having much rain in this
part and general green is fine.
We have much sickness in our sec
ton, lots of fever. Little Dorothy
Grace Lawson is somewhat better.
Mr.. Dock Watts is on the mend.
There will be children's exerdse at
the Broad Ridge church Sunday, June
"a at 7 p. m. and Rev. P. 7. Britt
will fill his regular appointment at
8 O'Clock. Everybody is invited.
We are taking treatment of vacci-
nation against typhoid. We will meet
next Tuesday for the second treat
ment. There were 81 took the treat
ment. DR.. Page is right busy now
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
.FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER
In Social Circies-Movements of the

In Social Circies-Movements of the
CORRESPONDENCE of The Robesonfan.
Fairmont, June 2O-Misses Eliza
beth and Reaves Afford of Latta. s.
e., Ruth, Rebecca and Adeel Rogers
OF Mullins. S. c., and Mary Alice
Reaves of Florence are guests of Miss
Sallie Mae Reaves this week.
Mrs. Kate Mclean of Lumber
Bridge is visiting Mrs. Luke Blue.
Little Miss Dorothy Anderson left
Monday afternoon for Selma to visit
her aunt Mrs. J. H. Jones for a few
days before leaving for Admission,
Ala. She will also visit her grand
parents at Timmonsville and Darling
ton, S. c., before returning home.
Mr.. William Brice Of Wallace spent
the weekend with his brother Mr..
G. B. Brice.
Mrs. D. C. Lassiter, Vernon and
Margenta Lassiter, Misses Lillian
Baker, Mary Belle Kicks and Mr.. Wi
/! ley Taylor enjoed the pictures at
Lumberton Tuesdar night. .
; Mr., and Mrs. ]. D. PurYis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Jones and Miss Vera Pur-
WIS were Lumberton visitors Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. L. E. Kicks, Dorothy and Lin
wood Ricks and Misses Mary Belle
Kicks and zelda Mae Bristow spent
| "Wednesday evening in Lumberton
shopping.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Cole, Howard
Emily and Catherine Cole and Mr.. M
H: Mitchell spent Sunday at Wrights
vile Beach.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Lassiter, Mr.
Vernon and Miss Margenta Lassiter
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Pittman motore(
over to Pinehurst ard JacksonSpring
Sunday.
) Mr.. j. E. Anderson left Tuesda,
, night for Wilmington where he will
attend the Hardware convention
!, Messrs. S. P. Wilson and w. 3
/ Ratley were Lumberton visitors Wed
, nesday evening.
Mr.. Halbert Thompson left las
week for AsheHille, where he has &C
cepted position.
Mr.. j. D. Purvis, Jr., of Petersburg
Va, is visiting his parents, Mr.. ar
Mrs. J. D. Purvis.
Miss Bertha Jenkins left Wednes
day morning for Pages Mill, S. C
where she will visit Miss Genav
Thomas.
e Messis. Marvin Floyd and Ishal
r. F.ttman left Tuesday evening fl
: Wilmington to attend the hardwal
e convention.
e. Messrs. Lewis Weinstein and Du
L ham, Mitchell, who have been
a charge of Harry Weinstein's store ;
e, Chadbourn, have returned home.
l. Mrs. J. R Morrison Of Latte, S.
n is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ma,
l., Ann Taylor.
le, Mrs. James Galloway left Tuesds
e, evening for Laurinburg, where 81
ID will attend the Sanford -O'Brier nu
lei tials.
Mrs. A. S. Thompson entertain
I'd quite a number of her friends Tue
St day afternoon from to at a silv
y tea social. Brick cream and ca
I'd were served.
N Mrs. C. B. Thompson delightful
entertained the Royal Ambassad
< chapter and her Sunday school ella
ar Tuesday night from 8 to 10. T.
hall and parlors were decorated wi
is potted plants and cut flowers. TIVE
tv Jolly boys, with one invited que:
10 Master Gordon Lewis of Whitevil
it enjoyed playing various games a.
re, singing, after which Mrs. Thomps'
S. served cream and cake.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21

The body of 18-year-old Ruth Crug-
er. a high school girl who. disappear
ed in New York some months ago,
was discovered Saturday buried 6
feet under the cellar Of shop oc-
cupied by a bicycle dealer who es-
capedqto Italy after she disappeared.
The gill went to the shop to have
her skates sharpened and was not
SEEK alive again. Her skull had been
crushed.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21

Cotton Blossoms
Mr.. w. P. Barker Of Lumberton
saws Mr.. Bundy Davis, who farms on
Mr.. Barker's land near Back swamp
had cotton blossoms Monday. Mr.
Grover Tyson, who lives about two
miles east of town, says he had cot
ton blossoms Saturday Of last week.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21

Master Anthony Redmond, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Redmond, arrived
home Tuesday from Charleston, >.
c., where he was student at Bishop
;Englalsd's high school during the
last term.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
Ihe Roll Of Honor

Inc Roll Of Honor
r lnose who have joined Co. A, N.
D D engineers this week are: Roger
H. II: rlttman of Barnesville and J. E.
Zee Zee OF Dunn. Mr.. Pittman is grand
1Gn v;i, Of Mr.. R. R. Barnes of Barnes
Pa pn,e and a nephew of Mr.. K. M.
'ernes OF Lumberton. - =
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
Call Made for Army Volunteers
VaShlnptnn Disnatch Iunp 90

~ U0T DIoPdJCII, JUHC 10'
PRESIDENT Wilson issued procla-
nation today designating the week of
June 23-30 as recruiting week for the
regular army and called upon unmar-
rled @ men without dependents to en-
roll roll for war service in order that the
ranks ranks of the regulars might be filled
promptly.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21
Used a Razor on Her Gay Hubby

Because he was paying too much
attention to another woman, Mack
Campbell, colored, was somewhat
carved up by his wife last night. The
negroes live in the "bottom" and af-
Ter the woman had used "razah" on
Mack, cutting bad cash in his back,
ne came up town and DIR. John Knox
dressed the wound. Four stitches
We're required to sew up the cash.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-21

Mrs. I. P. Hedgpeth is expected
home this evening from Morehead
City, where she attended FRIDAY OF
last week the funeral Of her broth
ef.in-law Mr.. M. S. webb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-21
gbeuio furdtlog trot Der trefflihe

gbeuio furf]tlos trot Der trefflihe
republifoniif)e @b~seoronete s. 81.
Cooper BON sfaeiue, 8is., fir cine
geredte 8eurteilung bes beutiden
Eaudbootfrieges ein, iotpie fir gr-
baltl.ng bes 5rieoens- Das mar
audi oas Motib, bns ben &eprdiell=
tanten Moore BON 8enniplpaniell
peranlaBte, in sem Meoefampf ein5u-
treten. Or erflarte: SD neriudle,
einen ebrenpouen 5rieoen 5ll erbal=
ten."
Ser repub1ifonifd)e 5iibrer i'm sie-.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sames q. Moru1
BON Gbicago, Sd, gab Ser lleber=
3eugl1ltg au5bruf, oaB ieltens bes
Brdiioenten a1les a1fgeboten tperben
fontc, I'm bie gereiniaten 5taaten
BON elmer 8eteiligung an oenu eu<
ropdiiden Sriege su b%etDabrelt. Sic
Monroe-D oftrin miiroe ooourb ge=
fGbroet peroen, oenn tpenn mir llns
in cl,rop1ilhe @dnoel einliebeM mir
ben mir es europoii6en Wadten
nid)t perargen fonnell, luen,t lie iid
in o1lerifaniide gtreitigfeiten mild
ten. Gs iollte his geuiigen Der
Sauptfaftor ouf benz amerifanifden
Sentiment 81 bleiben. Crit menn
mir Central 1ino Siibsamerifa ge-
genii6er uniere 9flidt getan bdt-
ten, fotnten mir es aaf uns neb-
men, ol1d) Die Civilization guropa'S
5u regnlieren.
Sb oieie 9ebatten I'M &onereB
oaf sic neitere &altllne Ser @omi~
niltration bon ginfluB iein iperoen,
bleibt ab5uparten. Die ISOLDE bat
elm erfreulides Geiultat ergeben, uno
Bag beitebt barin, Dob oie aontro-
perie nit 9eutl6lano cine ueient-
Iid anbere @eitalt angenommen bat.
als lit sen eriten Gagen nod Dem
Mbbrud Der bipIomatif6en 8esie-
blrngen. 9a audi oeutiderieits bas
por5uberrihen ideint, anre-
rifonilhe @infde nod Moglihteit
gu erfiuen un6 amerifaniide Hed)-
tie gu reipeftieren, fotueit Die Der-
bangle Saudbootblodaoc Der &iilten
feinolifer Gambler bas 5ulabt, mag
oas aeuBerlte berbinoert tueroen.
6einriei.
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8rfie Yrtde fit stras: Mitpo6 sen q. 6tbruar 1917.

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Sen arieg perlangern."
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lein ,pdre, sic Der fran5oiilde 9ai,er
befolgt! grgdn5t miro tie nam-
lid, ourd cine aueite: u8auen mir
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5doffen tperoen." Natiirli6 meirt
Ser 2anotpirt hermit nur @etreioe,
bos ouf Sen Morft fom1nen ion,
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tar &ornfrltd)t, oie 5ranfrei6 I'M
Sabre 1916 peniger als i'm Sabre
1918 beltellt fat, geben einen Be-
griff bon Der @eiinnung Der gallern-
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Mangel an Mrbeitsfraften erfldren.
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2af1oes ausgenust, aus 5ranfreib
bingegen er5dblt Elm Jadmam
i'm @appel: SD babe einen Geil oes
nidt BON 5einoe beietten Sitens
bereiit I. Wan fam iid ei1cr
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