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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-20
Nrtrcfia Arr Trnnr. In

@etrcfis Der Trngc, in welher
Weiic Ole in N(u5liht genOmmene
8ermchrung unicre5 @eere5 altf
100000 Mann Die Grndb 8
rungsfrage bceinfIIiIen luer-
oen bat oieIer GAGE i. 6. @ulcott,
0ili9oircftor Ser @unoe5 Nobruuga
administration it'd mie iolgt ge-
duBcrt: .@5 gibt uugefdhr $4,000.
600 urbcitenoc 3crionen III orn Ser.
Staoten. Gu5 lit unierc MANNER
Itdrtc. @iunen &lr5cm mcr0en mir
5000, 900 SIT nen 1Suhnen cinberltfcn
haben. uno lire 3uhI ioll ipdterhin
Quf 100000 erb0ht mcr0cu. lleber
1000, 900 Nrbeitcr iino hereita frIe0-
Itder @cIdldftigung cnt3oQen NOR
0er, luu0 hobcu bri Der 0eritelllmq
non &ricq@mlateriul %ernenolmg qe-
fun0cu. s. miro uulcnomtmcn. DAB
fiir icocn inn IcI0c ~ItchcnOen Soloa-
ten pier arbeiter il ser Nrieqs 2Su
ouitric th0tiq ieiu millicn. Wtit .
100000 Nfam i'm @ecre miIrocn
0cmnad 100000 Arbcitcr - gu
iQmnlcn $4,000 900 MtQnn - Trie-
0en3bcrlfen cut5ogGu un0 Ser Trieg5-
2<ilouitric 3IQcmicicn mer0en miji
len. sails hierfilr MIR 0}1mner in
0etruht fdulcn. milr0eu MIR 1000.
600 pcrbIeibeu, INT it'd ser Be
id1affiu1g BON Nahrlnq5mitteln uno
ou0ercr n%otbmenoigcu Nrbeit SIT ml6-
men. GieIe u~nqebcure 8errin.c-
riutq unIerer 9roouttion5froft fam
MIR auf 0reierlei @ciie olt2gcgliher
Ueroeu; Ourd 2tu@id)oItunQ unme-
ieutliher Arbcitcn uno Sn0uitricn,
ourh @eitditigrnq BON &noben in
friibcrcm Glitter ais bi9ber un0, brit
tens, olrd sic Ncrun3iehmg non
TrGucn, Sic er"giebiqite unicrer SIR
bcit3QllcQcn. IS ioIqt ols u~npcrntc;N-
lid, BOP 100000 6roltcn pacant
Q~eporocnG Steuen i'm inouItricGen
6el0c einnehmcn mitiien, penn unier
Den SieQ onitrebenoeS &rlegspro-
9ranm nidlt Q~cidhr0et mcr0en iou."
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1,nfploc fortaciebter 2rohungen

JnfDl9e fOrfge1eBter StOpHHUth
Ioqenannter .Batrioten" bot Der @er-
au5Qeber Der nNebrnsfa YoIt" ielne
3eitunQ m~Iigcgebcu. gr madte oa-
oun Dem SduBamt inter Anfiibrung
ncr Briinoc Wittbeilung mo ais Mint
mort erbicIt er Oou Dem Ghcf Der
frem0iUrodjgcn Gioiiion oes Sdat
orntes. Scrrn Sans Rieg, Elm Idnge-
res Sdreiben. Dem ~folgen0e Sdbe
cntnommen Iipo: IS lit Elm l(ngIilf,
0of itaatlidc, GountD uno lotulc
2tutorit0ten in peridieoenen &bcilet
0c5 Canoes it'd ~peronIaBt gclebcn
haben Shritte 3u tbun, Die nldlt blob
0yn Nuild)ten oca Rationolen Goun=
ellis OF Icicule entgegeugeicbt limo,
mic oas flar ourdl 0eu G%irfuIorbrief
6ctdtiqt miro, Ser non @.S. @iiioro,
Dem Gircftor oc9 Ndtionalen Goun
ellis Of Icienie, mo bon Arthur $.
Gleminq. Dem Ghci Ser Seftion filr
I rie Staut5 , Councils, unter3cid]net
lit. Iou0ern aud Den mieoerhoIt gum
Alusorud gebrafltcn Nnllften ocs
BrGli0cntcn Der Nereinjgtrn Staoten
niocritrcbcu uno ebcniopcnlq Den
9cliau anoerer HcglcruuqSbcumtet
bobcn. Ger &eriuf miro genoft
merncn, cine 8eiIerung ser Situation
berbci3uiitbren."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-20
Der Sprad=
nnterri6t.

.4 1tnlc S0tletn" bot
lllterrl1t. ciren llcberbIif
iIbcr oas Grqeb
nib ihrer @eItrcbun1cn 5lr llntcroril-
dung 0es llnterrid)t9 in Der ocItidtr
Sprad)e ueroiicutllht. lieicr Dtit,
tbclIlnQ nod lit Oerlclbe mrnntebr
III ~iolgcnOcn Stuoteu u0uig obae.
id)1iit moroen: Nlubuma, California,
Connecticut, Gcluruorc, Houilionu.
Ytoinc, Wii'liiippi. Wtontona, North
Qafoto, Ottahomn, South 0ofota,
Eennciiee, lltob uuo Mclt N%irqiniu.
6olgcn0e Stanten %iolcr. Ser ges
nanntcu Wcicllidait 5uiolge. oic Nbs
id}0fflmg 0ielca ltutcrrldta in GrmG-
ulluQ ge5oQen habcu; Nri5onu. Miriam.
las, 6lori0a, Georgia, %0ubo, %uoio
no, &unia@, N}lhi1ou WtiiioIri, Rem
&crieu. 9iNu Horf. CbIo. Nho0e Is
luno, Icroa, &irlIuja uuo Mi>ton
i'm
So9 MIN ole crite @iuje anbcIanQt,
10 iIn0ct man idlUcrlld) cillcn Stuot
onf 0%cricIbcu, IN Dem lberhaupt uiCl
0eutlt Qclcbrt mur0t. ,<n Ser 3mcj
len &Iltc Iibt e. ejuIQc Stautcn. lucl
IT lid) un}mei'clhuft Sic U0uiue Ntr-
bnnmuna oc4 GEutihen sod, nod
jbcrICgeu mcrotn ). 2. Mem Nort.
@I@couitn Yilllourl, ]ttru %cricu.
Ohio uno Viid)i0an. Is iino olc9
Die Ar0BCrcu Stuutcu in ojciru &lr
5cldntiB. %hre ShuIbchor0tn rucr.
oen pObrihcinIlt oot sic G~rlebnilit
Der III GnBlan0 ut0 Eroufreit orlc
~iteIlten GrNcbuultu iIbtr Sic TraQe
0c% 0eutitlcu llnterrjt,t9 ucr'oldi hQ.
bcu Nctonntlih ilno oieic bejocu
HonNtr I'll ser 4uitht Q~tsomutll.
Ser otuiihc lllterridlt uuiiit bltibtn
- cine Nuiidt, Ste Ser &arriniltcu
Stoutcu llntcrridlt@ GonmiiIGr
cntidlIcoen p1rtrjtt.
Tn @robcu uuo @ar3cn idtiut =
Gas Eroblcm ot9 1ultideu rutrot lest
ptcl uIbIltr b,h0uotlt ais inter Dem
Giu0rut Ser GrciluJiic. Y&ir
ll0ubtN lognr, 00G it'd 0jt 0Crrtu Ser
d. anCritnu Qcicn't Sot,eto ut nitbt
iu lanQtr Belt nod it uuiertrAniidt
btfehrcn. u0utljh ser. oaG Sic Ncllt
'''t Sprldr. oic Noh ott vou pltly1l
9telttrnltu geiprod)cu miro. ujt1t3 IL
tbou bat Ooa ihrc Au2rottuu1 redt
ierttltn t1Hue.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-20

;uaenieien Deroen. Die 9eoiugun,
gen iehen cine 4~b3abluug in uier3lg
I5abren Dor, io0oB Die fInan3teaen
S6wicrigteiten wobl gdn3lid aus
Dem Nege gerGumt limo. Jiir Die
Gurdfiibrung Der 8orar6eiten limb
mebr Utittel notbDenoig, ols Der
GongreB bepiuigt bat, es lit aber nit
@cmiBbeit gu ermorten, 6SS er mel
tcre 3upenounqeu nidt Oermeigern
miro, 0a Die aQgemeine 4niidt oubin
gcht, 0nB unier 5ufiiHftiges @eoeiben
in uidt geringem MaBe BON Der
N%us0ebnung un0 &ebung Der &ano'
mirtbihoit abbdngt.
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s8otttds9eIstDtqun q.

.0pourob mur1sn S;e pon ben.
G4ul3s t1o:.:A beisio;9t? Sat er
Sje einsn Gauner p0:r SGuit qez
nd~rt?" Barp.nu: ,N3in, 9tiragt
Fat er, ob msiae 9riQonten stt Uas
rem"
o.;
tn haH is5. @ods;n @2fdnguiB as.
o,itisn; tit Dir Die |g:anun8 uo7
0sHar 1-au Mot i1,7sr s;~froroea q
- e: - f1ru lei 3:y2oe rid. ia
zen r.; i'm Cjfln1aib t-t man 0p4 ne.
Di1il5rs 2 - Ice Ill"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-20
.aesem @ssbrbe5a9iuns


(1opDu iiup I'M gan3eu orel5ehn Ainl'
meru erlhicnen uuo nod d9E
Runtmeru an 9uno.)
Rabmn hiuen.
Sic .goroItern" : Ytabmdldme No. l.
auf 5 Sabre ihrlItllD 8nranttti,
.Srop Scao" : @eDdule, ezra tellf
I}olitlr. ale n~euelten Serbtnerurgen,
Gbiollt Die bette A{al1lne, Die I4r II.
oeno eiuen Xreis erbdltIld ut 'S@o
Sic .Noroitern" : Ydbntdltlne gfo. =
nrnau ME NO. /, mix NH aIIIlpniatiz
idem Drop 9eao" '-SE'
9is .0oroltern" : RdbmdihEue 9to.
2. IN @oloen Oat-@ebduie, autbonld'
tliher ,Gbaiu HIit", Shlgellaget59eS
men. nit uutbpmdtiIdem yet we
nlocer", bobcm 4run. geburteGen Sta9l-
tbeileu; ale .4ttahenlcnt5' III Salft7
mett0itden. Cine quite NIaIdtne gu
Dem Iebr biQigeu &rclle pom MIR Slo
Sic r9tprDiteru" : 4ubmuldlLIle Ao. T.
aenau iule gtp. 3, ruir III Ne5t1eapt.
uetform 'o~I
Nae oieie 9(aihincn iino dbioIut ga
rautirt. Die Sradt bat Der Mddtet gu
truaeu urp lie betragt Don 6Ut bis Sl.Ou'
lie nab ser 9titun3.
2ieie NrdmleuIIlre miro ohne luettere
Roti3 pou Belt 5u 9elt er9un3t UNI per
0uoert, uno oieic 3relie rldtcn lldn nab
benz ieiuelligen g(arttiuertb.
Vim beIten uno iittritea ;Il Is, ods
Selo per y . itaumet un8 lgfoHep
Groer), Die Der %pItmeiitcr III Dem 9ros
itereu GrtIdluften ausltcIIen lam. gu
iiberienOen. Gbenio CUR lm0 llher ltlo
Ole @rprcBGnDetiunge mel
de Dte NQcu.eu in alien Grpre6s 1tdtIos
men ausiteueu. g8tun nan nd5 0elo
per &oltumueiiuug pner per GrprtBdn7
peiIunq idlitt. lit e uidlt ~uotbluenoIB,
Den betrcfftn0en &rief rcgtltrtren 81 lag
len, lpenu bic aoreiie 0eutltt qeIhrlcben
lit. 9egt man oagegeu &dargeIo in DEN
8rief, 10 ipllte oteier tets reantrtrt ner>
ben nm itdcr 5u Ietu, ouB oerleIbe rlha
tiQ antcmnt. Tur @clpienOun8eu III
elnfadem @ricfutridluIic ijberuehmen
mir teinerlti &ernutportljhtett Snl
Sale bon NorcBoerQnoeriutBeH pcrgene
ma ia nidlt, Die ulte ebeniopohl lpie Die
neue 3otoffice %an3ugcben, ocun 'onlt
t0uucn mir Den 9,ameu III Den 9udern
gar ntft fInoen.
Wouen Croer5 oIrieu uit6t, ME oas
10 oft 0cidlicbt, aI5 permeiutlidle Glits
tuu9 3urUdbcbaiten tperNet,
lunDern iiu0 III 0eu 9rlefcn bet3u@
Ieqen.
Suitung erfotQt nur ourh @enoerlmg
oes gotums duf 0ent NoreBItreIfen.
gtau aorei'lre einIab:
.9turDitcrn", 2n Erpiic. isis.
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Vic Der SefrctGr ocS Snneru NIT.

tbciIt. lit Qentg freic3 2au0 unrhuu
Sen. I'm ie0Cn ans ocu Eelot Nlrild
tehreuOeu Sol0aten cine ifdrm Bl
bc'haiieu. muN cine Gommuiijou lit
einqeicbt mor0eu. Inn sic cutiprc
denoen EI0nc in AuQrifi ct nthmcu
GeIbitperItouoIih miro nid)t crlpartet.
oaB icoer Solont ijd Ser Ydu0m;rth.
ihdft jlllpcuQcn miro. aber alien. oit
iolte ablidt beGen. toHucn 5ormcu
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In Son Grnncisep III lpchen Dir

critic 6rnu 3llm Nmt zines 9un0cS-
Giitritt NnmoIta erunumt mor0cn.
un0 icbr bc5cidlneno beiBt Die Eruu
- NoumS. 0icie 6rou NoamS pre-.
oigt oa8 6 ngelI1tm Der @lcid
berehtiglng.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-20

ana mas crippled I'M
portant war industries.
In occasional instances
workers have been
drawn from all over the
country, and then be-
cause the employers
had been premature in
their recruiting, they
had TO tell the men
We may need you next
month.
To do. way with this
unnecessary shifting OF
men, the Government
has organized the L. S.
Employment Sc-v;ce as
a part OF the Depart
ment Of Labor. 1t has
500 branch Offices and
10000 L. S, Public
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6rofe GrcioniTe merfcn lire

Shatten poral,S. SIN GonQreB ncu-
nen it'd Die @erren ihon ynieOriQ
0entcn1e, 9cmcine, politiihc 6cig
linge". Sic Gumpagnc itebt Dor Ser
Sbilr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-20

Die brei widltiaiten S~tantsGmtcr
in &uBlonO lie8en QcgcnpdrtiQ in
Den @dn0cn pom &uoen. filr sic
&%ntiiemiten elm geiln0c3 6reiIcni
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Don't Go to the Job That isn't There"

N to-day's eager rush for men there
Is a tendency on the part OF en-
ploycrs to call for workers before
the jobs are ready. This has resulted
in loss of time and money to workmen,
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prdmien Site.

Gin 5obr I'M @orous be3a9lenoe
abonnenten erbalteu ie etnen lhonen
&oleuoer ais 8rdmie gratis ulo porto
frei, ODER elm 9toueaenbuh. ipooon iplt
slpei porrdtbig baben: ~6eternbenoltllil-
ben" unp Ser Giebe etpl8 lpeblclno
Qeio". Qu Yrdmieu lino petter toI8enoe
aur Nuslpnhl porbanoen:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-20

Service Enrolment Agents covering the
United States, 1t has definite knoal-
edge of all manufacturing conditions
and labor requirements the country over.
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Workmen may depend upon this Gov
eminent employment service, because it
sends men only to jobs that are ready.
1t helps a man get the right job to be
of greatest help to his country in help
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$3.50 ~ NNA& NAAS w $3.50
The Government urges
every man now en-
ployed IN useful work
to stick to his job.
Shifting about is costly
to all. But if a man is
out OF work, or if he
feels that a change in
employment is neccs-
sary, he is urged to con-
suit the U. S. Employ
ment Service.
To win the war the
Government must have
maximum production in
all war Industries 10
support our army in
France, Every worker
wants to do all he can
to help. Therefore the
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-20

use OF the L. S. Employment Service,
when seeking employment, is a patriotic
and duty. Always make use of
nearest Office or agent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-20

Ga GroIie, Den 20. September 1918.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-20

Gle .Nntericau Dc
fcnic Societu" bat
eiuen l(cbcrblid
lIbCr 0aS Grueb
The Robesonian., 1918-11-14
IF FOLKS ONLY KNEW.
1t Would Be Easy TO Raise Money for
Y. Nj. c. A.-Peace Does Not Slow
Up Work at Jackson-"Flu a
Thing cf the Past
aerce 81 The Roheso2isn-

Of The Rohesonisn-
Camp jackson. S. c., Nov. IL
is moving along at Its
regular speed here lhigh speedl. The
bows are afraid that they will not
have the chance to go over, while
others seem to think that they Will
have to go over and roll up barbed
wire and clean up the whole of Europe
The peace talk and runners do not Ell
feet the work here at all. Everything
is at top speed and all the fellows
are in good spirits. can SIT at my
desk and see the prettiest sights TO De
seen at a cantonment-and which are
considered the most important during
training review OF soldiers
+ md goas Issamt- -
was very much impressed by the
sight of the Fairmont cemetery. 1t
showed clearly that the epidemic was
much greater in Robson than 1t was
f.; mere. the percentage of deaths beng
, very much greater. Flu talk is
! thing of the past. the quarantine nav
| inv been Fitted some time ago. Shows
and Y. NJ. c. A. activities have peer
!. resumed.
! If the people could realize the grea
amount Of good the Y. NJ. {. A. doe
for the young man, not only mere II
camp but the ideas of betterment !
;n,nresses on him, the home-like feel
mo that a soldier has when he SIT
. down in Y. NJ. C. A. and ever faith
. ful services of the "I" workers. me
; the amount of money wished for tnl
! work would not be hard to raise:
WA" H. V. BROWN.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-14
FAIR NEXT WEEK
Let Everybody Come to the Coun-
ty Fair Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday of Mex. Week
by W. %. Thomson. Sec-e,arvl

Next week IS fair week. lie, every
body come 10 the fair Tuesday, Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday o. next
week and have good time. NEE. all
your friends at Lumberton fair It's
good tine for reunion. The war
IS over, the flu" is gone. and it will
be a time for rejoicing with every
body.
We expect 10 have the best fair we
have ever had-plenEy Of exhibits.
Ferris wheel. merry -go-round. shows.
brass band, IN fact. things that will
attract and make you forget your
troubles Let's have big week
Don't fail TO see the exhibits OF farm
machinery, the lahor-savers Remem,
Der that Thursday is the day for the
baby contest
F, The Fair will open Tuesday morn
ing at ten o'clock sharp. Be on time
Remember this will be about YOU
4 only charge 10 see fair this seaSol
4 in any section. The other fairs o
the State, most of them. have bee
cancelled, anG in view of this condi
ton we really expect TO have the Stat
fair at Lumberton next week. Com
and lets all have real time.
Il Be sure and have your exhibits q
the fair Monday. if possible. and nc
larer than Tuesday noon.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-14
souTH MUST STAND FIRM
Producers and Business Men Must Ne
tain Control of Liquidation Oh
Cotton Crop.

The North. Carolina DlyiSion o,
Markets Tuesday issued the following
Statement II from Raleigh:
TT is clear that the attack on coz
son has been made by interests WIZ
5aye been promoting a propagaanos, ppa .
during the last year. Peace iinos
tremendous short interest IN cotton an
'.otton goods and in the future WI
.naIe a situation for which these pr0-
motors will be liable. o,,v he
"This short interest can only
,;ouidated by the actual Notton IN
he South. If the South STANDS llr%,
,eace m can be expected to bring sucn
an advance as the market has s- rar
seen. The issue is put sauAry ag
m to the producers and business -
of the South whether they WIN -
ea;n control Of the liquidation Oh Oh .aeA
.ae .h;ef crop or surrender it to aliens; ns;o,
-nese AS promoters motors can be expected ssl.tp 70
make a determined attack 70 s;n.slv n,v
a me S confidence of holders immea,aa'ffy ima e.,
ma @ the South should be preparea ~,
snch a development. A 1irm SIAM
viii unouestionably win out.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-14
CLASS REGISTRANTS
TO BE EXAMINED
They Will Report to Examining Ply
sicians Next Monday 10 a. M
Registrars Above 81 Need Not Re

To the Editor of The Robesonian:
In accordance with instructions re
ceived from the War Department. L
desire to make the following announce
mentS:
l. All registrants 81 years OF age
and upwards who have received aues-
tionnaires will hold them until fur.
ther orders. 1t is expected that II
the peace treaty is signed these cues.
tionnaires viii lnever be filled out, but
will upon proper order be returned TO
the local board.
,. All other reglstrantS. VINO nave
not already done so. are required 10
promptly fill out their Questionnalres
and forward them to the local poaru.
S. All those who have not hereto,
fore been physically examined, ara
who are in class one, are directed 20
appear before the examining pnysi-
clans on next Monday at 10 O'Clock a.
m. We will have sufficient NUMBER
az physicians on hand to complete the
examinations promptly. 1t IS not eA-
nected that these men who are nov
being examined will ever be caileo
into service, but until the peace treaty
is signed the government IS proceeu,
mo with preparations in the usus'
way. ,ouNcoN
Chairman Local Board No. l, kooesol
!. .un,berton, N. c., New. IA, 1913.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-14
PACKAGES
FOR SOLDIERS OVERSEAS
Packages for Relatives or Friends in
France Must Be Turned Over to
Red Cross Not Later Than New. 20.

Mrs. Jno. D. MeAllister and Miss
Epsie Fuller of the local Red Cross
chapter are busy each afternoon
wrapping and mailing Chr Etmas
packages to soldiers and sailors. The
packages are prepared in the Red
Cross room on the third floor of the
Lumberton, Dresden and Jennings
Cotton Mills Office building, Elm and
Second streets. The rooms are kept
open from 8 to 5 each, afternoon.
Those who intend sending package
to a relative OF friend in France must
turn it over to the Red Cross so It
can be mailed not later than Novem-
her 90. Unless it is mailed by that
date it would not be likely to reacn
France before Christmas.
AS has been stated in The Robe
sonian, cartons for mailing presents
can be secured at Messrs. White &
Coughs store without cost. These
are furnished by the Red Cross. Ihe
carton and the things to be sent mus
he taken to the Red Cross room Ins
! abel sent home by the soldier Or sail
or must also be turned over to tc'
Red Cross. Do not paste the lane
on the box until after it has bee
wrapped by the Red Cross workers
) Those who have not received q lac
can secure a carton by making an
dayit before a notary public ts'at the
are the nearest kin to person to whof
= the package is to be sent. Ho"eve
\ those sent by persons not recelvln
labels must take the packages to {.
4 Ped Cross rooms for wrapping an
4 mailing.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-14
Another Robson Boy Killed in
Action.
The overseas casualty lists contain
.ha n.me of Duncan C. Shaw OF Lum-
her Bridge, killed in action.

Russell began his talk ana Wnen ne ie
concluded these were taken up. +he
crowd was not representsa,Sri ,r1 ,,'h
township in the matter OF lioerai sa,;1aG saI-
sor;ntions. so the amount reahzeo'
@ ssnn was considered not so bad.
PoVX, W.vor Proctor said he had good
.onnris from other places in the coun-
.epol Nation NJ more than doubled its
w. c,,o+. of $500 by noon that day, con-
t tqr;bntine S1.7OO. St. Pauls at meet
;nn ~ thaf ?f.o~rccn had contributed
@ s1 600 it's quota being $500. All re
ports so far received were encourag
ing.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-14
-Lumberton chapter ll6 o. E. F.

-Luuberton chapter ll6 O. E. +.
Will meet this evening a. 80
-Lumbee ten. Maocabees will meet
tonish, a, $50. All members urged
20 attend.
License ha sheen issued for the
marriage Of Charlie F. Phillips, Jr.
ard jamie Williamson.
C. n. Brewington. Indian. of Penn
broke. reports a potato weighing s 1-2
pounds grown on his farm in Sampson
county.
Mr.. c. B. Skipper. chairman Of
the United War Work committee IN
Lumberton township. says the drive
for funds is progressing very satisfae-
torily.
Mr. W. l. Parham recently
bought from Mr.. Ira Barker q Groom
residence on East Fifth street. Mr..
Parham is moving into the residence
today.
Mrs. Jno. a. Mclean of r. 5,
Lumberton, recently underwent an
operation at the Thompson hospital.
}, Mr.. Mclean was Lumberton visitor
Tuesday.
MIR. T. ". Trogden left this
} morning for Littleton in response to
! a wire message stating that his sis
; teA, Miss Eta Trogden. died this
J. morning at o'clock.
A Ford automobile belonging 10
Dr. H. T. Pope was somewhat dam
: aged this morning when colorei boy
:. drove it against hydrant. corner
Third and Chestnut streets.
A travelling salesman named
Gibbs was before Recorder +. Nj
:. Britt Tuesday morning on the chargs
:, of reckless driving on the streets
The evidence was that Gibbs droV,
y, his auto against NJ. Strong Wisnar
= on Elm street late Monday afternoon
:, bruising Mr. Wishart's leg. He wa
- - required to pay Mr.. Wishart SIS an'
- pay the cost.
a. Mr.. Ira Wilkins Of Bellsn,y,
miles from Lumberton. said hestarte
to town Monday but heard such o cor
fusion of noises here. whistles and al
that he was afraid young war ha
broken out until il dawned upon hil
or that it was a peace celebration. Se
lamy is half way between Lumberto
Mt and Bladenboro, and noises of Il
peace celebrations at both towns wei
plainly heard at Bellamy.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-14
WAR WORK CAMPAIGN.
About Half County's Minimum AIlot-
ment Subscribed-Jnited Effort
Necessary On the Part of All Pa.
triotic Citizens.

Capt. ]. P Russell OF Lunber1on.
Y. NJ. c. A. man at Camp Hancock.
Ga-, will speak in the interest of the
United War Work campaign at Union
chapel, near Buie. this everins. end
al Boardnaan Friday evening. Capt.
Russell and Mayor Jas. Q Proctor,
county chairman of the War Work
held meeting at St. Paais
Monday afternoon and 81 900 was
raised in a short while, swo-ehirds
more than that townships allotment.
morning at 1890: at Raeford Sunday
p. m. at $50; at Pembroke Tuesday
afternoon, holding no meeting but
canvassing: at McDonalds yesterday
afternoon and at Marietta last eve
ming.
Chairman Proctor s-as received good
reports from all sections of the coun-
ty Some townships have oversub-
scribed their allotment, some nave
gone half way over, while some have
not done so we'll. Chairman PrCctc1
says it will take the united effort II
all patriotic citizens to make q sue
cess of this. the last, great campaign
for funds for the great welfare organi
zations. He is optimistic about fina
success, for Robson county people
have not failed to meet every demand
made upon them in the war. Abou
half the minimum allotment for tn
county has been subscribed, and tn
time is half gone. a so per cen
oversubscription IS earnestly desired.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-14
Schools of the County May Open
Nov 18.

AS has been stated in The Robson
ian the county board of health has
nassed an order permitting schools,
Closed since the influenza epldemoc
broke out, to open Monday, Nov. lS'
Tho health authorities have instruct,
cd teachers on, the opening OF school
tn tn question any child having q cough
or that the teacher has any reason
~ believe has been exposed to IN
f1penza. and if the child has been ex-
posed to the disease within two weeks weeks
to send the child home with requesi
that the family physician be consuitee
as as to the advisability of such child at
tending school.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-14
Mr. P F. McRae of Maxton.

FAYETTEVILLE Observer. -.
Mr.. P. F. McRae. of MaSton. died
at Cumberland general hospital Sun
day at noon. Mr.. McRae spent Sas-
urday in the city. and Sunda! mo-,
ing about 10 o'clock re was prepatihs
to return to his home by automoolle
In attempting to crank ms roro "a. ai
he was stricken with paralysis. He
was carried to the hospital, wnere ne
died two hours later. HIS BODY was
shipped to his home near MaNton Mon
day