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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

ben fid in oieYen Qafioe gliflionet
bon Wenfhem Die errtitIife 3fpeife
beeen, oh oas Sbeater cine St6tte oei
BiI6intg III unh iebr pieIe bon timer
5tpeifelil nift bios, icitoern betrah
| ten es ais cine @efnbr fir Sie Glitter
rno fir bas Seeleitbeil iino ipenr
man iid perseeeniudrtist, oaB oiei,
&Iaiien Az ben beaiiterten 51bleib i
lit leiht perifanSlih, Dab es ben
3beater on Der n6tbigen Stiise ieblt
|nm benz gelduterten Geidjniad IND
benz eebilbeten llrtbeil aereht 81
tperoen. Tie ineiiteu Sbeaterbeiuder
poIIen nidts ppn bem ~gigantif1sr
SGidiaI ,piiien, r6as ben Menibe,l
erbebt, irlSem es ben Meuiden ger.
nlnlut" gle pollen ibren @eiii
nift anitrensen Inn Die Gdopflinseil
zines 0ifters 5u ailoIpiirerN uno
ieiue pbiloiopbiiden s[biibten 81
ourhoringen. Sic geben midi ms
5beater, nm ibren. @eiit arl5uipornen,
fpnoern. I'M i'm ab5uipanner. Zen
aapen Gag baben iie ii6er Die BRO.
bleme nahgeoaft, Die ibre geihdff.
Iide Sbdtifeit ibnen aufgibt uno er'
idopft pie iie iiuo, lit es linen eera'
oe5u unniosInl, i'm Gbeater ibret
Geiit neiter an5uitreusen. Gie
leidtgeidjiirste gsuie eritiprift ibren
8iinihen iino ibrem geoiiriniB. Die
5dn6eIeien gefp1bren ibueu bic &c.
fitdte 3erirreunng unS oerGireftor bot
feinc an6ere @obl, als Dem Yublitiun
5u bieten, tpds Inn 5efdalt, eamit
nidt Dor leeren 9dnfen geipielt miro
Tas Sdone nno Sas Grbabene tn
Ser Ritnit 1T nidt nut ben guseH uno
Sen Obren oletu sii ertuerben. 9a,u
gebort eine griittSIife @orbereitiing.
Ser tarn fi1 on eir,er SDnrpbonie
laben, oeiim mufifuIiite 9iloung
nidt iiber Die Ieid,te Operette biudl,s'
eebt9 git oem Drama perbult es
fih nifJt anbers. gsur 9iejenigeu
permogen es 5u tpiiroigen, bic bitrt
ibreu giIbunsssang bas biersu no
tbise @eritdnoniB iidI ertuorbeH bn.
ben. @ir begeu uiht ben ntinoeiten
3rueifel, Sdb mir bier i'm Saufe Der
Sabre auf oas ditbetiidegsinedu guro'
pas gelangen neroen, fosar nod oa-
riiber binalIs. Ter Dsdterialismus
Ipirb, pie oas sic @eihidte Iebrt,
nid,t inrnicr berri6en, icnoern Dem
''ssocoIismus gIds ntndert, Der nur
nus geicitigten mi6 geiiferteH &c.
1ensperh1ltniiien entporbliibt rne
mir nriiiien uns geOuIoen. biz bieic
5nipifliing eirgeiest bat. tpo6ei
pir nod bemerfen fuollen, 6nb oieie |
Reugeburt fiir Guropn nidt minoer
lotbipcnoia geiporoen lit, oIS fir uns.
,enn aua Der oIte grotbeiI bat bel
ION ieinem friibereu flaiiiiten @an-
e eirgebiibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

iuie ndt) ~ art un6 Duuer oes Sci.
oens. Dobse 8ipeifeI mirb bdufig
enc bnrdy8reifenbe nne aud morale
fde yerdu0erilng oiir9 cine orbab
teitoe armfbeit er5eugt, Beim Gin
tritt afiiter Qei6en fonnrit es eesp6bns
LID nar 5iir gsiebereefH HageItbeit,
Saunenbdftigfeit. gsiDeripiIlen eeeeit
ole arbeit uiso 9riibuilg Der Sutels
Iiscitj. Spdter mad)f ii1 tinlnentli&
einc abneigung gegen bisberige @e.
ipobnbeiten iino Ole G1tiiebltng reier
geoiirindie beuRrfbdr. Wei tnanheu
stranten nintnlf bie 9lei5barfeit Der
lSinne ab, BEL onberen Su. Gein.
ld,uefer iiHoen feiueH QJefnIlen
rnrbr an ibren aederbiiien unb I'm.
terluerien lid pieileidf freiiDiIia e.
ner jtreneen Negeluns uno Berein.
fad,iins 6es Speife5etteIs. Gin De.
riih, Der friiber etnen @eiriiB berei.
iete. er5eiist munmebr efeI. sluh an'
oere gigentbiinilihfeiten oes eha'
raffers ober g,eriifs geratten irs
Bonfen. Gin GdriffiieIler Tam oie
;yeoer itidt nlebr nrtriibren, 3dbiiid'
tige iperoen freigcbig uno perfraii'
ensielig. un6 perifllonene geiife ira
men pIoeIid ibre @ebeiulniiie aus.
giof pieI bdufiger lit bic BefebriiHg
BON w2eniden, bic iih bisber I'M
feiHe Religion 5u fiirimern ftienen.
sur @ldiibigfeit ober gar 5ur Jrom.
meIei, unb cine bejoIioere RoIle ipieit
oie GHttpidInng oes aberglmIbeus
uHter Dem GiufIlb BON arnnfbeiien.
ghrnHiihe arnnfheifen tpirfen rlleiit
aioers ruo iueniger forf. Die wlerf.
male beiieben geipobniidI iir uHrube,
Iraurisfeit, Sdmeigidnfeit. gleiB'
barfeit uno Selbitind3t. Dor alIem
miro aber bic Beriifsibdtigfeif ipenig
geihdbist, oenn GHuititeller ODER
stiinitler. bic init eineul dwoniid,en
2eioen bebnftet iino, fesen ibre lbd.
tiqfeit oft iino nid,t ielten Iogdr nit
erb0bten Qeiinnlgen fort. 2eniodl
madt iid5 Oft cirpos gaelanfolie Ooer
cine eeipiiie gitterteit in ibren Ser.
TEN benIerfbar. Iie Grfrnnfiuig be.
jtinunter eiyclner Organe bat aud,
ibre eisenen ,soIaen NierenIeiornee
finS of Renfd-cnic:nSr. gardIrtifer
si,m Weinen geneigr. @idtfrdnfc irhf
peridloiien, anoererieiis nnfdlliG fiir
3ornesaisbriid,e. Iic TscIandoIie
III elm weerfmaI 6roniid,er Der.
6annasftorungen uiib meiii perbun'
ben mit einern tiefen geiIimiSnlis.
Der pieaeift gum Sefbitmoro iiibrt.
einen lpoblib1tieen Gseeenine oa5ii
biISen Die SfwiHofHdfieeu, bic ia
neiit nm 20 beiierer irro ireiuioidnfi.
Itfer peroen, je nuebr lid, eas seioen
iseigeri g'aH fam iaaer, srt mor'
DYER SdpiHeiiiGtige IN DER NoiinnIg
auf DSaige @eneiinta iiirbt..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

Gs mar Elm iebr iibereiltes
geriabren, Die inonItrieae gelfafti.
siiila Der Siioiien IN Strafanitalten
sn perbieten, ebe man gortebriingen
getrpFieu bofte, ibnen atDGe Arbeit
~ sebcn. G,as ben Hlan betrifft. lie
sur 5eloarbeit 81 berDenoen, 10 ut
oas itnourdiiibrbar, W3an fann cine
warm pen hinloerten bon 4dcril nid)t
nit einen aoroon pom @dftern ab.
Iperren, obne Die gerwultnrgsfoiten
ins 1lnm6alihe 5p iteigeru. Ger Gin.
ipanb gegeu @efdngniBdrbeit berubt
odrdili, oaB iie biliger geliefert miro,
oIs ebrlide Arbeit uno Sdourd, ani
Die 25bne oriidt. Das 1T cine bon
ben 8ebniptangeu, Die boz ndberer
Yriifung niht Stano balten. Sic DC.
iduguibaubeit lit nitt 10 billig ipie
cs oargeIteilt miro, penn Hian beriid.
iiftigt. boB. bis auf wettige Iusnab.
men, Die @eiangeneu crit mgelerut
lperSen nliillen uno 6nber ni6t piel
leiten f6nnen uno oab suneiit, ipenn
iie augelernt into, nod Elm pddr
@onaten Die GntlaIinna alis Der Nm
italt crfolst. Gin slusgIeid icIlte m
Der @eiie itattfinoen. SaB Die sobne
in oiefen slnitaIten nnh Der 2eiitung
aereflnet tperben. 8enn ods geid)iebt.
miro man finben bob Der Inter
ifieS sfpiiden 90bnen fir 0efdngene
uno fir ehrlide arbeiter Hida iebr
weientlib lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15


Die Grase III sefeIlt
fporoeu, Oh es uiht rutbiam mare, Don
ttabtHben Bauteu. audi rDenn iis idoH
autorifirt ipprben ftub, big sur Wte'
beriebr norHaler YerbdltniiIe 4bs
jtanD 5u nebmen. Sdraui lam ss
irur cine autiport eebeH, oab es unoers
anttportlid pdtre, iie jest in &ngriff
5u nebnien, ipeun bic apiten iich nm
n1inbeitens so yrosent bober itellen,
als friiher. Soipeit bic Pldne f4on
Dor einem Sabre genadt poreen finb,
liegt duf Der SaHb, bdb bic bierfiir
ausgefesten 8erfpinisung.n sesens
fpdrtig niGt mebr ausrei6enb iein
founen unb bd es siDeifdbdft 1T, Oh
bic @slber. bic Huntrdgfid betpiqigt
perben miiifeu. aufsebraft tperben
f0nnen, 70 se6ietet bic 2lug6eit unb
bic @orfidt, nG9if benz griusip~ guter
Wirtbfhaft, ale itdbttfden gauten Bis
auf Weiteres ruben 3u laieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
!. @ttrants gsrtauf an

II ~ A 3 = n a
0etrahle 0t'uua" : I"
Son seratL Dts ~
Nep gurtel Wl1ist 1sh e9u ~. lm
yprl0taf pclps'Ss'lu r.sIso.M,
0aB pos SeI0sNn oDn a'1opD.'lus'
g..1anlch IN SSgns,as.N 1n e. ": W M osr
aplolsahs pDa uea9'Ssnsh ~ s'nsn' m
inner s?o'...sls'ns .n. Ss'.'1aa.n ~ nHs.n ~
Ilaa.ahs A'gl sssen oas veIss v...
poB'. ses,.a opha.as ao.hS S ''elaa .s,
5pet S'el'los 00h ,SI1ps''01 1'p1I's
o'dD sum SeIluee ~s.oea gs'eIsn,sh la1m.
sno pal'sh rg sUsI SgnapF pspsal.
Sm sss,.s,sa Oas s.unle, tuHls"
lHo DeI'ieBeh oas To.al, IeP1'en eIgl
Dalo saIua nNo De'4dlN'ea osn Hsl.
v. Ia'0 @ae ost ps psoI.h'
a gal ". tsau 1a'a W. sehaaaIeh
l, s0lnsIses,g ut geI9aA0.ans' apa
Aoo'29 SuB''hp, PCT 9elset oss @els
saes Dat0en, lnsh a @m 5sassh.
laao Ei,, ! aus, u os'.e'Ds ls'n SSaa. m ah'sl
2o'eu'5sas lsn ~ o1ssh; ,ena sala aa
el'Hm oonn'as GU sgar M Ispan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
sssr fsins sslls 9fliat

sBeT feiRs eol!e pfIia
tbut, iuoem er alsR Seisgen se'
borht unb ii9 nad ardften bemiibt,
Die Regisruns Der ger. Staaten in
iebtpeber Wefie 81 uutsritiissn, III EN-
gutter giirser, slei9Dtsl pei4er 9atiOs
nalitdt er sntitammsu mag. Ner otsie
pflidt mi6t srfiiat, 1T sin f4leGter
aSiirger, dud tpenn er Hi9t ausldnoi>
fder 4bitdmmuHg 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
Gin GehIer

GapsItneiiisr (siaer rsifmben RON
sertgeieaStaft, aIs fie In einan gro.
pir5bctel sofierf, gum &otsIier): !:
..gab mir aber snr 70 idfetten pe.
iud babeH2-
Sotstier tiid bintm ben c6rsa
traseno): .5n ib bab' einsn Geb.
Ter gemudt, ID bitt' es nidtt IN Die
3eihmg ieseH iOnen. sos bets s>un-
5ert iitl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
Sienstas, SeH Is. SaHmar 1918.

mir finb Elm eiuiges
Bolt, seftatteu mir baber Nismano,
uueiuistait gu ftifteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

3luIfdeu eiffeW Sfl5 Don braimen pda'
rem auf fir5en Sfdbden wofiei
lfeber oiefe nabrbnfter 9afelbr6bdei
neb}i fetteu Gfil6ldliien sebt eiuer
rehten aJtefe nifts. aber aud gar
Hifts. 9sun betdnpit iie ia aIlerSings
bic uno ba aud, aneiien, allein, ipte
man jest ieligeiiellt bat, nift bic bem
@unme nno ooHiit irbireft aiih ihr
ifaeIid,en glattidneioerinnen ion.
bern on i;db b5dit barulloie anoere gIr.
ten. bie mn ebeuialls BON ben Gro.
tisbrcDden maiden ipeIler. Bon Der
aus IHenIdIifeH gerb1Itniiien berniis
ibr friiher suaefraiiten Sduibfrilppen.
role. bic iie fir ben Gerrominbdlinl 5ii
ipieIeu babe, bat bic g5tete aIio feins
9lbnif11g.
alber mas niiten oonn oeu gutter
Daum ieine idloucn 9roof,en2 Dur.
iiber oerbred,en iid bic gotanifer jest
Die a1pie. @abrifpinliG aber uidA
aeipih. Iinbs Reffaraisideio
lem fir ionit ft1Dlid5en lleberf[ub,
dhRIi9 pie 6ie ruiben SdpieIcn am
,StieI unlerer sfirIdbIGtter.
unb mas fiir cine 2sssuot batts iitb
crit I'm Die Garo|Sorn eberfalIs cine
sIrt, friibsr esbiIbetII
Ziese fleine slIHeiie foIgf BEN Solo,
niitrH af gdritt nno Sritt IN ban,
ltripalb. Sn Der Robriug III iie nift
Sie fribt gum @eiipiel
germ oie xbiere an. Die bic anfie6Isr
IN oalIen fdneen. Rertmiir6igerpeiie
5obeu be WldiIe BE SnrasSnra germ
linb IaHsn Ii4. ME beotd2iei, NIT IN.
nigeui gebasea Don ibr tasiten. Gem |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

Der asbres besriiht jid IN Der 0pu.
matititlnoe, 6ie @efsbIsform llar All
uiahen: er pdbIt .seiteezrdBer Dei.
ipiele un5 fragt: .&3r fam msn ben
Cat; Bic GoIooten psrIih6en 0lIe
6eiHbe~ in be BefebIsform ueiosn.
5rit6en mdost iia uIsb rsis
.6essrl- ...4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15
Sn ben Ietteu 2agen 4
uHiere Gtaot burh fpieoerbolte 3eritSs

~ ueH be te y II u
urIiere Gtaot burh fpieoerboIte 3erit0s
runs Don Menf6eulebsn eHtisst ipors
ben, bic inter bem Shilbe Der pers
mentIiden SefesItdtsit itGttfaHoeH.
Gs TT bic b59ite 3eit, barin Bunbel
gu iddffeu. Der 0Ortpurf ridtet ii5
seeen Yerfoneu, bic poltaeioieufte pers
rihten urb offenbar in Der Meinuns
befanben iinb, bub lie beredtist itHo,
Yerbaftunsen nit SiIfe beg Repolpers
por5unebmen, inbem iis obne aSeiteres
ibre Waffe dbfeuerH. Dos III sbenio
unmeridlid rpie ungeieslid. pDlis
seiperfonen tDeroen nit ReooIpern lie.
biafid gu BEN 3ped Der Rptbpebr
perfebsn. Wenn fie anseariffen tpsrs
ben. bdbtn iie bas Redt i.t su Der
thsibieen, dber es III abiolut uugeist
li6 unb unitattbaft, baB iie eiHsn
Dtenfteu, Der fid3 ba5u nod bios eines
gerinasn @ergebens Ituleia maht,
obne Weiteres niebertndllen, Inn i'm
auF folfe Neife binafeft au MAIDEN.
Dds folts 0eusH. bic goliaeibieuite
Derfehen, febr beftimmt deiaot tperbsn
unb fhnere Gtrufen biirfen, fpenn
oiefe unmeHf6Iidteit fortgeiest fDirb,
nidbt ausblsiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-15

Tie 4niif)t, oab ale Stao'
teH in benen 8robibition burfJ.
ipess beitebt ober bic bur9 2Oeal Sps
tiOn gum grpBen 5beiIe T6on trodsn
gelegt tuorben limb, als Der lationdlen
prpbtbition uurettbar perfanen be-
trahtet iperben miiTsn, i4eint uns
ntdt baltbdr. Die grfabruna ipri9t
bagegen. Obio 1T i4on felt Sabrsn
gum gr0bten 5beile trodsn, dber bic
Probtbttion fir ben ganSen Stdot 1T
fdon 5peimdl bur9 8oIfsoptum sus
riidgetpieien tporben. Mpbl fpaItst
Der flmitano Dor, bdb bas 8erfafs
sAAmeHoement ni4t burd Dolis>
potlm, fonbern Don Der 2eqislatur
eatgebeiben ipirb, absr mir gl1uben
bic Anfi9t pertreten au fOnnen, bab
iehr piele 2egislatur<Wita bic
fur Gocdl Option unb fonftiae Sen>
peren5s sWabregelu eefttmmt, niG,t fir
lationole prubibition su babeu iein
iDerben uub ba IN oerf9iebenen Gtaas
Ten beretts ertlGrt tporben 1T, bdF nur
fol9e sepisldtursn iiber bag Nmsnbe=
ment dbitimmeu folItm, be fpesiell
NIT 5inblid ouf bieiss Imeubemat
eefpdblt Dorben iinb, 10 pdre es fe6r
f4Dd6br5ig, bic ;ylinte obne Weife-
req ins 2orn gu iDerf.n. @un5 ipe>
aleu- tn, noh ben Gsuserunuen berI
prefe su urfbeiGen, bic Bette @usfdt
porbunSen. 6os ous ameuhement IN.
ben drosen oifIiden Stouten rift
btfdtidt ioerben tpirb. 70 bub ni4t Der
mtnbefe gruHb porliegt, ben aampf
nis rrioren gu betrn4ten.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
Cotton Headed Upward.

King Cotton has been on a
rampage the past week. Last
Friday the market made an ad.
vance of 280 points-nearly three
cents; however, part of this gain
was lost next day.
Since Thursday of last week
the market has made a net ad-
vance of three cents per pound
Today October futures closed at
35.06, and spots at 37.05, this be-
ing a loss over Wednesday of &c
points.
The New York market will be
closed Saturday and Monday
Qatter Labor Day., and Tuesday
the Government crop report will
come out. This report is expect.
ed to be very bullish, about Sc
per cent.
Wednesday 5 bales of cotton
were bought by w. T. Covington
& Co. at SO IL. Today 10 bales
were bought at 34c.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
Rural Carrier Exam.

There will be an examination
Sept. 18th at Rockingham and
Hamlet by the Civil Service to
fill the position of rural carrier
for Rockingham Route |, and for
vacancies that may later occur.
Apply at postoffice for applicat.
ion blanks, and for further infor-
nation.
Route | was supplied by Rufas
McNair; substitute Clyde Black
has been carrying the mail since
MIR. McNair's acceptance of the
assistant postmastership.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
SUPERIOR COURT
September Civil Term Con-
venes Monday, Judge w.
J. Adams Presiding.

The September term of Rich
mond County Superior Court con-
venes Monday, Sept. End, with
Judge w. ]. Adams presiding.
The term is for trial of civil cases
only. The next criminal term
begins Sept. 10th.
The calendar of cases can be
seen on page 8. The jurors,> as
drawn Aug. 9Th, are as follows:
A Arenson R P Nicholson
w D McKoy w H Purser
W F Hutchinson D D McKoy
] LeGrand Everett A w Porter
W w Ellerbe H A Black
T M Whitlock EG Payne
H S Ledbetter A D Mclean
David Watkins Callie L Stubs
] L Hutchinson IT Lowe
Furmon ] Mcleod B Pittman
] w Mckenzie H H Bailey
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
new DRAFT
Law VIII Be Passed by Con-
gress Friday Making New
Draft Age Limits Is to Is.
New Registration Either
Sept. 5th or 18th. Exact
Date Not Yet Announced.

Congress will either this after
noon or Friday pass the new
draft registration bill, making
registration ages from Is to As.
The exact date for registration is
not yet known, but will be either
Sept. 9Th or Sept. 18th.
The Post-Dispatch called the
Adiutant Generals Office at Raj
eigh this Thursday afternoon
at 5 o'clock for latest information,
and was informed as above stated.
The first named in each pre-.
cinct is the chief registrar, and
the others his assistants. The
exemption board requests that
the registrar and assistants meet
at the Office of the board in Rock
ingham on Monday, Sept End, at
one o'clock, for a conference.
This is important.
Steele's No.
A. Little, ]. L. Baldwin, P. S. LeGrand.
Steele's No. 2
A. Baldwin, ]. P Hadley, J. A. Mcintyre.
Mineral Springs No. l
o. G. Reynolds, B. B. Farlow, A. D.
Spivey.
Mineral Springs No. 2
R.V. Ussery, Robert Hamer, S. E. Cole.
Black Jack
J.F. Capel, Lacy Capel, B. F. Meacham.
Beaver Dam No.
w. E. Robertson, c. w. Wren, c. H.
league.
Beaver Dam No.. 2
D. L. Culberson, Jas L. Mcdonald, w.
S. Mcdonald.
Rockingham No. l.
Alexander Mcintosh, w. T. Wicker, r.
w. Rainwater, Ralph Hutchinson.
Rockingham No.2
H. L. Guthrie, B. T. Payne, R. L. John
son, H. c. Wall, ]. Stansill Covington, L.
]. Bell, J. N. Easty R. L. Mcdonald.
Wolf PitNo. l
J. R. Ephland, E. N.Keller, B. c. Craw-
frod, G. A. McRae.
Wolf Pit No. 2
Ben Covjngton, Raeford Dawkins, T
E. Davis
Wolf Pit No. 3
&C. Webb, M. L. Tucker H. T. Wal
lace.
Wolf Pit No. 4
J. F. Digs, w. E. Grassland, w. F.
Campbell.
Marks Creek.
J. P. Gibbons, H. p Austin, c. E. Cog
gins, W. H. Bagwell, w. A. Wilkes, l..
H. Gibbons, M. c. Freeman.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
NO SUNDAY RIDING
Fuel Administrator Garfield
Calls Upon People Not to
Use Autos on Sundays.
This Applies to Cars for
Hire Also.

The Fuel Administration at
Washington Tuesday called upon
the public in States east of the
Mississippi to cease using auto,
mobiles on Sundays until further
notice, as a gasoline conservation
measure. Automobiles for hire
are included in this program.
Only voluntary compliance
with the request will prevent the
issuance of a mandatory order
absolutely prohibiting the use of
gasoline on Sundays.
This step is taken in view of
the increasing demand for gaso.
line for war purposes, and the
necessity of meeting promptly
and fully all overseas require.
ments.
The only exceptions to this
new ruling are autos of physi.
clans used in performance of
professional duty, ambulances,
police patrol vehicles, fire appa-
ratus, undertakers' vehicles and
conveyances for funerals, motor
vehicles on errands of necessity
in rural communities, motor We
1icles in actual transportation of
freight.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
Pardoned to Fight.

Gov. Beckett last week pardon.
ed four Montgomery county
young men who had been con-
victed of blockading and senten.
ced to the Stanly roads for II
months. They are Lacy McRae,
Will McRae, Clay Smith and Eddie
Roberts. They are in the draft
and last Monday were sent to
Camp Jackson to become fighters
for Uncle Sam.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
Unusual Accident.

While moving the lawn of Mr..
WIN. Everett last Friday, Hoosie
Leak, colored, sustained painful
bruises on the arm and chest,
when the lawn mower rolled over
a cartridge and exploded it.
Hoosie at first was undecided
whether German bullets were
falling from above, or Satan
shooting from below.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
Another Still Captured.

Sheriff Baldwin and deputies
last Monday brought in another
still, of 50gallon capacity. This
was secured on Mountain Creek,
in Black Jack township. The
still was cold; no one present.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
Roberdel School Sept End.

The Roberdel High School will
open next Monday morning at
$40 o'clock. The pupils are
urged to be prompt in attending
the very first day.
Miss Bessie Terry is principal.
Assistants are: Miss Annie
Graeber, Helen Long, Mossie
Long, Mamie Monroe.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
Carnival in Full Blast.

The ]. F. Murphy carnival
pitched tents at the Fair Grounds
Monday and the various side
shows have done a big business
nightly. The shows will remain
through Saturday night.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29

The Hamlet Opera House
announces on page 6, the coming
OF over THE TOP" Sept. 5th
and 9Th, matinee and night; the
worlds greatest photoplay with
Arthur Guy Enapey himself
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-08-29
Let EN- Come.

The latest freak egg sent the
Post-Dispatch was by L. T. Stog-
ner, of Rt 2, last Friday. 1t is
shaped like a gourd.
Who next?.
The Monticellonian., 1918-07-26
Seventy Five to Camp Pike.

Seventy-five colored men left this city for Camp Pike last Fri lay morning. This is about the largest number of men to leave this county at any one time for the army camps since the selec- tive draft law became in opera tion. A large crowd of colored people were at the depot to wit ness the departure of their friends and relatives and the Monticello Copred Brass Band furnished music to enliven the occasion. The colored peep le of this section deserve much praise for the pat riotism they are manifesting in every movement connected with the war. We are informed that about 60 more colored men are to leave next week.
The Monticellonian., 1918-07-26
Misses Hyatt Entertain.

An entertainment of more than usual enjoyment was participated in by the young friends of Misses Ethelyn and Margaret Hyatt, at the home of their parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. F. Hyatt, on North Main Street, on Friday night of last week. The time was pleasantly spent by the playing of varions games and delightful and delicious re- treatments were served. Those who were so fortunate as to par ticipate in the evenings festivi- tives were as follows: Misses Corynne and Agnes Jackson, Frances Sigman, Lillian Cason, Lucille Harper, Margaret Hank ins, Mignon Cruce. Carrie May Burks, Cathryn and Frances Cot ham; Masters Charles Daniel, Hubert Finn, Mike Causey, Charlie Slemons, George Spen. eer, Ralph Gotham, Pat Henry, Henry Porter, John White and Miller Porter.
The Monticellonian., 1918-07-26
HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can. not be cured by Halls Catarrh Medi. cine.
 Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-five years, and has become known as the most reliable remedy for Ca tarrh. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expellng the Poison from the Blood and healing the diseased portions.
 After you have taken Halls Catarrh Medicine for short time you will see great improvement in your general health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medicine at once and get rid of catarrh
 Send for circulars and testimonials.
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 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills for constipation
 Advertisement
The Monticellonian., 1918-07-26
The German U.boat was lit tie more active last week than for sometime.
IN TILE SENATE,
Thursday, J uly IS. 1918.

] ~ oiCs
 Bishop Yoshiyasu Hiraiwa, D D., of Tokyo, Japan, offered the following prayer:
 Almighty God, the Maker of heaven and earth, the Father of all mankind, Ruler of the whole nations upon the earth, we come before Thee an1 assemble in Tn, own holy name
 Thou hast trusted great things concerning the human race, es- pecially to the hands of this great Nation. We beg Thy special guidance and pray foi the wisdom from on high and for mercy. B ess President Wilson and all advisers of him at tn, most troublesome and critica time in the worlds history com Tort anu strengthen him Tn all the things he undertakes to es tablish the peace and righteous ness Ill this country, as we'll as ln all the countries concerned We ask also that Thy blessing be upon Congress, and especiall, upon this body. Guide them in their deliberations and consider. ation of the things pertaining to the Nation. Bless and Guide ali of those who are in authority Have mercy upon us all aud be near Us, within us, behind us, and ln the midst of us.
 We ask 1t in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, who died for Us all. Amen.