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The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
4154 MON
SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE.


BY virtue of authority vested in under
Judgment and decree Of the superior court
of Robson County entered at January term,
1918 in civil action therein pending wherein
Bank of Maxton was plaintiff and R. M. Will
Vnms and others were defendants, 1 will, en-
Monday the 18th day of May. 1918 at II
son County at Lumberton. N. c., offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash the following lands:
Robeson County, adjoining the lands of Tobe
Falks, Mckay McKinnon and others, contain
ing 149 4-lO acres and being same land con-
Williams by deed dated Dec, 1910 and reg
fice of Robson county.
SECOND TRACT: In the town cf Naxton,
Robeson County, South of the Seaboard Air
lime Railroad, East of Main street, south Of
Central street and fronting Central street
lying Southeast of the Bank of Maxton build
ing, consisting of a portion of two tracts of
land. one of which was conveyed to R. NJ
Williams by Bank of Maxton by deed dated
Nov. II, 1912 and duly registered: the other
being the same lot conveyed to r. M. VIII
hams by The McKinnon Company by deed
dated January =, 1913 and registered in book
q H page 316 registers Office Robson
county
THIRD TRACT: In the town of Maxton
Robeson County, south of the Seaboard al,
Central street and fronting Central street
lying southeast of the Bank of MaAton build
ing, being portion of two tracts of Lard ons
OF which was conveyed by the Bank of Max
ton to McKinnon Company by deed dated Nov
r. 1912 and duly registered; the other being
the lot conveyed to the McKinnon Company
by Mrs. A. c. McKinnon and conveyed by
the McKinnon Company to R. M. Williams by
deed dated Nov. IA, 1912 and registered.
FOURTH TRACT: An undivided one tkird
interest in fee simple in and to a tract o.
tsnd in Wishart's township, Robson county
on both sides of the Seaboard Ain Line Rail
way, on Little Swamp and Long Branch, be-
ing the same lands of which Eli Wishar. dice
seized and possessed and being the same lane
Lean and Wade Wishart, Commissioners, b,
deed dated September IL, 1902 and registered
in book "L' page 297 and being same lane
conveyed by Bank of Maxton, mortgage,
of L. 7. Cottingham and others to r. M
Williams by deed dated April a., 1911. ane
ofhce of Robeson cclTty.
FIFTH TRACT: In Mclaughlin township
Hoke County, containing thirty and be
ing the same land conveyed by W. r. Mcneil
and wife to R. M. Williams by deed date,
January 20, 1913 and duly registered in Hok
cour-y.
T lands :hove described ere the s-m
1anG ior.-; SC L., Z. y. Viii. ii
to tha ,-..A u MaNton ny mortgage du.
reg:ste I'd in the registers Office of Robesol
co1 i'y in Book of Mortgages No. 81 at pag
SOC IL said registry is hereby referred to TO
a fll and complete description of the abov
lands.
Time of sale Monday, May 18th, 1918 at l.
noon.
Place of sale: Court house door Robeso,
County, Lumberton, N. C.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Dated this April 9th, 1918.
JAMES D. PROCTOR,
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 4154 Mon.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BY virtue of authority contained in judg-
xnent and decree of the Superior Court OF
1918, in the foreclosure proceedings therein
pending entitled tx M. Biggs vs.. David R.
Mcleod and wife, Galley Mcleod" the un-
dersigned commissioner will, on Monday the
18th day of May, 1918, at about II o'clock,
noon, at the court house door Of Robson
County, N. c., offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash the following
described real estate, to-wit:
FIRST TRACT: In Raft Swamp Township,
adjoining the lands of E. P. Townsend, Clarissa
Others, on the East side of Moss Neck Swamp
and Northeast side of Moss Neck and Lum-
berton Road and South side of Carolina Gen.
trail Railroad, beginning at a pine stump at
the ditch at the railroad. Clarissa Barnes
corner ard running IS her line ga w 26 chs.
to a stal.a in E. P. Townsend's line, then S
10 E about chs. to the Moss Neck and Lum-
berton Road, then it in Southeastern
direction to Mrs. E. P. Bonds line; thence
her line Ga about Is chs. to the Holy
Swamp Church road, Frank A. Bonds corner.
a two acre survey, thence said road in q
Northeast direction to the railroad thence
the road North ST West to the beginning, con-
tanning "a acres, more less, being the same
land conveyed to David R. Mcleod by K NJ.
Biggs and wife.
SECOND TRACT In Thompson's Township,
beginning at stake in the East edge of
Jacks Bay, gum and maple and 2 pines point
ers and runs with Jos. Thompson's line S
2 IL West 1910 chs. thence N 81 1-2 w 3.69
Northwardly with his line to Nathan Ham
monds' line; thence S 81 1-2 E $50 chs. to
the beginning, containing IL 1-2 acres, being
the same land conveyed to David r. Mcleod
by Lottie and Pitman Miller by deed dated
February Oath, 1890.
Dated this April 9th 1918
JAMES D. PROCTOR,
4l54 MON. Commissioner.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22

dollars to our allies to be scent IN th
United States. 9 =
From the shipyards of the Pacdi
to those of the Atlantic: Oh our farm
and in our mines, mills and factories
every State in the Union; back of tn
firing lines in France. wheae men ar
training. camps are being erected AM
railroads built >billions upon billion
are being expended for labor. for trans
portatlon. for materials and supple
OF every description.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
SALE OF LAND.

Under authority contained in a judgment of
the Superior Court of Robson County, North
Carolina, in special proceeding therein pend
ing entitled Roberta Underwood and others
against Elizabeth Haywood and others, same
being number 4256 on the docket of said
for cash to the highest bidder, at IL o'clock
M Monday May 18th, at the Court House
Door in Lumberton, N. c.. the following de-
in the town of Parkton, N. c., to-wit:
In Robson County, Parkton township, in
the town Of Parkton, beginning at stake
ON the side OF the road leading from Park.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22

execution OF said attachment: and Of I'll thi
you vii take due ro.ice and govern yourse.vei
accordingly. THIS April lS. 1918.
c. 3. NppER,
Clerk of the superior Court
Mclean, Varse- & Mclean,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs 4i5i Mon.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
LUMBERTON, N. c.

Quilted in Wake Superior court of the
charge of shortage in his accounts OF
ST 500, has called upon State Treas
urer Lacy for refund of that
amount, which he put up while the
matter was under investigation TO
protest his bondsmen. Mr.. Lacy has
advised the major that he cannot re-
turn the money without an act of the
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22

Senator VIM. J. Stone of Missouri
died at mis- residence in Washington
on the l3tn. He mad been critically i'll
since the Wednesday before, when he
ator Stone was chairman of the Sen
ate foreign relations committee and
prominent among Democratic lea iers.
resenIatives, had been Governor of his
State, and had served in the Senate
since 1903. He was 70 years old.
Bolo, Pasha has been executed at
Vincennes, France, for high treason
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
Legislature.
To Build Dam at Old Ford

After thorough investigate -,
break nthe dam a tfSs 70 H9i !.
mill, Britt township. the ro.h hih'a; $
mas decided to build a dam anu .. .''7
old ford in about 50 DAYS ' d !:
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22

NOT1CE UF SUMMONS AND WARRANT UF
ATTAC .fMENT.
North Carolina, Robson County, In Superior
Court, May term 1918. American Realty &
auction a &c COMPANY y,-:e and G. B. McCallum vs.
To the defendants M. A. Buie and wife, M.
Annie Buie:
You are hereby notified that the plaintiffs
have instituted this action against you in the
above entitled court for the recovery Of the
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22

ton to Lumberton and Fayetteville road, and
on the side of 20 foot alley on the south
side of lot owned by J. j. hughes about 90
feet south of the line of the town of TX.
ton, running with said 20 feet alley 800 feet
in third street; thence with third street 10t
feet; htence back to second street 800 feet
thence with second street 100 feet to the be
ginning.
Time of sale, Monday, May 18th, 1918, Il
o'clock, M.
Place of Sale Court Eouse Door,. Lumber
ton, N. c..
Terms of sale, Cash.
This April 18th, 1918.
r. A. McNEILL, Jr.,
4154 Mon Commissioner.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
T. A. MCNEIL

T. A. McNELL
Lawyer
Land titles and law Of executor
and administrators special attention
Office, Fifth street, west Of FRS
National Bank. Practice In all Courts
LumbertOn, N. c.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Stephen Mcintyre, r. C. Lawrence
James D, Proctor
NeINTYRE, LAWRENCE &
PROCTOR
Attorneys and Councillors at Law
LUMBEkTON, N. c.
Practice In State and Federal Courts
Prompt attention given to all business
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22

Major Geo. L. Peterson, former
paymaster general of the State ma
tlonal guard, who recently was ac-
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22

Peterson Wants His Shortage Re.
funded.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.
Having qualified administrative of the
estate of c. R. Traynham, late of Robson
County this is to notify all persons having
claims against the said estate to present them
to the undersigned adminstratix at Fairmont,
n c. or to e. j. Britt, attorney at Lum-
berton duly verified on or before the Is day
of April, 1919, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar OF their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 18th day of April, 1918.
MRS. CLARA TRAYNHAM,
Administrators,
F. T. Britt Attorney 4156 Mon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
IGpplin9
HHuff1eS|
O6T Whzf Mason
THE REFUGEE
By BRIGGS

TO q mon,ei YFange IN Holland
,ncakcd a iEg. 90 save 10, pelt.
hr was feeling pretty small. and
looking ,uallrr than h- tclt There
va, no display OF bunting neither
Circumstance or pride. when h,,
majesty was hunting for hole IN
whigs % hide Il were mean u leer
and ch0rtlr when a worthy man gue,
down, be he king or common mortal.
wear he derby I'D or crown, Hit there
was no kindly feeling iur lni, monarch
~ the blink. who. until he mn ihr
ceiling was the worlds most hated
slnk Had he not been craven hearted
had he 'crapned, with sword AMI
lance IN the three ring war hr started
leaking rich blue blood IN France
had he sent hts sons. Ike other,
where the carnage used 20 flow. fight.
ing like the peasap,'s brothers, with
their faces o. the foe. then We might
have ielt, I'm thinking, pity M some
small degree. when We saw the out
cast Sinking, hunting inr a hollow
tree But the out,lsts name is grayrr
IN the Slaskcri bastard roll. and N,
trsmof' II a craven shook ihe loud
bombaSiic soul so mo- briny tear,
were leaking from the cycs of honest
men when they saw the kaiser sneak
ng from a palace 90 a den
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

ing ouifagcou,Iy treated and her face
showed o. suddenly. without word
She wh.rlci 90 her heel ami lett them
Ned watched her angry retreat with
bitter 'milc lie seemed 10 have
forgotten himsel. and hi, business
tragedy a., he ponderel the character
as then revealed By the girl he was TO
marry Hc scarcely ielt Edrhs pres
sure OF his arm as she came gently
up 10 him, her practical mind upon
immediate events
Tell me Ned. she whispered hu,k
ilE her Worried eye, on her brothers
face are they-lfc you-,hey cannot
arrest YOU, can they. The word,
came 0u' with a pitcouS effort
IlaVqt1n wrcnched h., mind from
thou5'f OF HI, iaugee and brcugh,
70 slowly TO bear upon the woman be
fore him
EIDE % he said with tremor Of real
feeling in his voice, you're a sort to
he proud OF old girl ] wish | could
say as much iuf myself and iOr-ipi
her
you haven't answered me, Ned,
she said with breaking voice
81 don't know how 10 answer you
dear he replied. taking her cold
hand, in both OF his. 81 suppose a
1ly or two will tell Bu, this car
sIy-'ha no matter what happen, 6.
me-. the worst ! have been guilty oi
b, playing the tci. Oh. what fool
I've been
lIl he coniruu,dD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
"YEARS OF REPENTANCE" "

....,,,.., o.,
DRESIDENT WILSON did well to '.."' Z" '"''"" ANY -
visit Germany and to voice the sentiment '' .'' 'F years " "
Germany atone for her crimes Ihce Us '' '"'D' ' ' -,
The German greed Which plotted " ''' ' "' IaI and
German kn'ur which o"'.''''' .''' , r , n,rrc,
iauneneu me', ,,"P"s" % - m ,n and turned hi. p,,tcaI
wv ~ , l.,.n.,,. ,, ,.g,r ,rins The president does
wen 10 ,'un % "'"'y ', n
." ,l'' % ' ~ ..., ,...., ,I Ir.cnr, the Ger
mans nave "S ~. ..r.. .,,,.,, and unfit TO as,o.
~ha' "ey arc 'ou'I " i . rr ,,,,,o their self re-
'pd VIII 'oun % inc '''''' ' name oi GERMANY
open aoo' WIN wiz "'', r. - r,.r .r l. value, freedom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
THE INFLUENZA DANGER.

cINCE board Of health ha, declined maintain enforced gr'ran
W tine Of influenza patients bhooycy every individual afflicted man
tain voluntary quarantine Of h, ability In spite Of such e
fort, have been made there noted marked increase in s number OF
new cases Fortunately appearance, the ua here is less
yuent epidemic but ', it i The cause Of
suffering and expense much lo' of labor and handicap % hlc,
during the busy
Nor is ,hcr, any auranc, demonstrate, m earlier
high mortality In Kansas City the highest death record
Monday, other wh, have found the
the hardly less deadly than its initial For The
country death list be nearly 4Npn and plague
virul,nt something with which is unsafe ,rs Until there
evidence Of reduction the number Of there should he reaSa
ton Of the fight against
Numsrou, oh, cities hny, r,,o-,,i 20 second general closing of aft
place, public gathering It hoped such drastic measures can he avoided
here avoid them that quarantine of ual urged
many who still believe such would have the desired e
feet But whether not should Ne cooperation between
the public and officials curb the spread the disease Aside from the
voluntary quarantine, which all should people generally
should avoid crowds take those sanitary necessary protect throat
and from M plenty of fresh air. and DO seek 90
maintain physical fitness.
the chances of early recovery, and certainly lessen r hazard of contracting
With ninety reported day. DAYS
it evident ta, epidemic threatens IT has not already material
lied and that effort should he spared 20 bring under control
Although much ra, been said about the ,norae, of man power it is
apparent Goenorel Robertson isn't going have trouble finding
enough TO hl me state jobs
The town of Bismarck Pa ha, changed m name to Quentin r honor
Of Quentin Roosevelt gallant soldier who ie fighting IN, country
thereby paying lasting tribute 10 The of one of Americas finest, and
rddng itself Of Hun aNpsaon which l.a,irirl Americans
1t an example which Bismarck N D, would do well TO follow
Red Gross work did end with the mi,r sn ,hs signing
Tie peace treaty which months away much unfinished
business for the Red Cross Bng give, ono par, that useful
helpful enterprise though and distant part neglect that
membership aid suffering needy humanity not very fine
manifestation Of the Christmas spirit
Some able economist tell how poverty
blessed day let his beautiful theory becomes fact But until
should he relieved and help that direction giving
ns to the Times Santa Clau, fund Give until hurts
er y '.st g p9'..'F'sseSt y. Fs.s!..s.s. s'Asl.
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Old Stories
nzNeW1H4pe
Twenty Years Ago
IInnr ia IInfeC Nf2eN

Gardner Given has returned home
from DcuI,on, Texas, where he has
been for several months with the
United State, geographical surveying
corp,
Can't DE Ford has sold his farm
west of the city and purchased a home
on Sr>.h street and will invest IN
CITY property, feeling assured OF the
yIys permanent growth.
Attorney General Cunningham wa'
m the rlty yesterday ~ attendance al
the banker, con, cnIl0u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
Dorl1Wr1N
%A .pyvph- "
GLAD TIDINGS

A IN
NEg,o,r .r .,l,,, ,hgg,tui rumoI ,,,,,l come
A prospect which should ncIp ms some
TO visualize a blessed boon.
.rt. ...,. ot, ..i., ,, ,.,,a.,,
Nri n,rsr Iigrg Of smeEing vnrs
Predicts 'hc prices that he gets
H.. .,. ,.,.,.., ,..,, ia,
Wnl1n arsht ,o make The pr,,,. drop
And doubtless late returns viii rute
There's ALSO quite Il cabbage crop
rt, r,yorpmcni ros. rco.s5 T., huv
which Is another reason Why
Those grand ana lofty prices quake.
,rl. ..o.vcn.b, ,,r ryul,y r,oc
Wien wr 'ap .m,|" l' Ir5.nn,s rIWr I2'"'''
And other weeds from trUplc ,lImcs.
See visions through the curling smoke
OF Prices ns rr,, used ir stand.
or drive him TO O cheaper brand
r., ,... ,,
rs 'p I1cr'Iy r,lk.rr ,rrogrb HI. ru
And y,r hOg wr,cnslis. We wst
AS cheerful ns mNdId
Hence ag -, strike another match.
Though matches cost ,uo CENTS "a box.
Nor dm FOO plain and fancy knocks
r.r hotter ,o .,,,.a .,, a., t,,.
tna dreaming uf , better da.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

Suggestion for Invention No. 100000
A preparation which will remove
the barb, from barbed wire so that
they may he used for clothes lines
There's millions in It for sCmr
genus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11
Ten Ysar, AGO

Specifications for Oklahoma civ,
great white way were completed last
might a. d meeting of the Retailers
association Lights viii he placed
every nry ir.' on Nam street .ud
Grand l,rnuc between Santa Fe and
Harvey streets and every seventy feet
on Broadway between California and
Fourth stree, and on Robinson and
Harvey between Main pnd Grand
avenue
Nr Arthur n Ge,.,'cr and Mrs
Frank ! Best are spending the week
end of Guthrie attending a number
ul social affairs being given thefe.
Mr. Dr., Ter rs 'hr guest Of Mrs.
tub " -art' ari Mr, rest II
Nr ruurrrr Nr, i0hn
Ir.'d. VII rD 20 Guthrie tomorrow
% imd party given hy Mrs Spnr-
ref
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

Today J., the iiw seventh birthday
lnnscrary ut Simeon u lssS, whore
name 3. receiving mention m conncc.
r1n ur,N the ,pcakcr,hip OF the neNt
United State, congress Mr. Fes, Is
nuy completing h, third term as rep.
r rnHtur ui ihc ~r3..,h Ohio dis.
lrlr' Last Ser'Sa Ter b, was chosen
chairman ui ihcNfA uhI'.an Cougfes.
ylrnll campaign committee. and nat
ural'v hs political prestige was en.
HANGED hy the success OF the republic
cans in ihe recent ,oggrc'Sionah elec.
tl1ns Prior 10 his election 10 con.
gfes, Mr. FesS had devoted himself 10
educational work lie had held the
presidency Of Ohio Northern unNcr-
'ily and oi Antioch college and had
spsnt four years on the faculty OF the
University Of Chicago
IIe-Mr Cadby refused 20 recognize
me today lhlak'. suppose, that !
am mo-, III, equal
She Ridiculous Oi course yol
are Why, he, nothing but a con.
Jcitrl idiot Boston Transcript
"tan YOU tell me what pride i,2"
asked the Sunday school teacher OF
small pupil
"leSm." was the reply "lt, walk.
lng with a cane wsca You a'n't'lame'
Chicago News
Germany doesn't gp quite as lar az
10 claim the Belgian habieS committed
! suicide Toledo Blade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

Germany doesn't e. quite as lar az
10 claim the Belgian hable, committed
suicide Toledo Blade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

A good listener J., also quite an ail
10 C0uytrlti0r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

No man has as much patience
when he goes shopping with his
wife as when he goes fishing by
himself, although he needs more.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

As SOU obsyng In, city physicians commandments i0r ea1
fuenla II not the Picer germ will get you you MT watch ont
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

Oklahoma fire approached low record last month but since the
, los, amounted TO s j there still i1r further reduction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

Some able economist tell you how poverty some day
some blessed day let hope his beautiful theory becomes fact
ded should relieved and help that direction by giving
hs to the Times Santa Claus fund until hurts don't
tp 9 your posssssoQk siiAsL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

The Sultan Turkey hi, country into the by accident
also had considerable hard luck got o., might have added
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

',n quite homs' to the Russia" envoy, assigned to 'h'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

There are = number OF problems
which can't be solved by appoint
ing q committee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-11

A henpecked man arises to re-
marx that there are a great many
unwIitten laws beside the enc
which figures in eternal triangle
cases with fatal results
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01
oct iom Negel Santio. Griuing er
Mebiserst al en- sraitt1 5armsr.

oct iom Negel Sootib. Griuing er
at anbeiale fremior "@roaocait"-
Gaming, os briaeo 3ren siper ONT
trent altio melt pr. @cre. SGben
ifllloe Iom Gegel fomme 3 til 3 Cont
mer opbt. Spoo oct oltib giGlocr
ON er at faa Ben lagt neo / tilitrGffe-
Zig iugtig, fin Serb, iuo bcn fan ipire
os gro eobt % iiffert.
Set mcite 0rsn / peItlige Norb %
Spo Safota % eItliee Wontana IfiP-
res meo Selobiloer % terifeS ira
"Sbosf". Ger tr9nges life iaa me
gen IrbeioSbiGlp, naar Der terifes
ira "Sbocf", iom noar mar ~itaffcr
% iiben ~terifer ira Staf. Get er pel
NOT % bra NOT at terrific ira "Sbocf",
bpis man life nlna nente for lrngc
paa Serifcmalfinen. Spis mo mao
pente lpnge pna at faa %terlfet, ifilloe
MO itaffe lit &ren. Staffing bin-
brer, at @rennet blir ifaoet al Seit-
regn % sir ogioa grIconing til, at
man fan begpnoe / goo Sib mcb at
pleie op igien. gu anben pigtig
Sing er ben, at oft Slags @ren blir
bebre peb at faa iueoe no og googisre
iihi Staf. ri Itor Sigtigbeb err oct,
at baabe "Sbocfing" % Stafting
blir uofsrt n1eb Toriigti9beo al Nr-
bcioere, ser or opgtigc / oct SIags
Irbeioe. On i%lurpet, ligegIoO "Sbocf-
er" err life bpro SILT / Waocn for
Mrbeioet.
Spebe or enonu set melt torment
itc @ren / noroIige Eart al "8reat
Ylains". 90 Saorbpeoe er oct melt
alminbeliee / De Der o%mbanoleOe
Strsg. s Strsget nnrmeit @lacf
Sias, g. 9of., er oog &interbpeoe
al Itsrit @etpbning.
gao Grrnb al be flimatiife 5or-
boloe og ct reoe 8ontantmlarfeb er
glplina al @aarbpeoe blet meect al
minoelig / peitlise Noro Gafota og
pitlige Wontana. Noro 9afota olcfc
prooucercbe oper 100000 Suib-
els Gaarbpebe / 1915. Gen cir bebit
pr. Mcre / en- Gototion meo Mois %
6ooeraplinger. Otter bpert, Iom
man / peitlige Noro Iafcta og eitlige
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-01

hpiIfct ~betcgnet, at arbeioet bar
irroiJ
&c tan u0cu Srugt ia paa Gem
bette bcr", ia ban poelmooiq,
"Vfprenc bar life citcrlaot nodet;
cit err opipiit eIler bortisrt, oa NIT
lille @abengut er ii @ollae renere.
enc ON Oct bar reniet / ct 9oboru.
forum. Ni er lea fin Mono ,ur
Neltcn al Spioneu."
San unocricgtc line gioIter. ioet
han bolot ocm % moo Solen. od
rrog poo iig oct enc 9urcparret.
VienS ban too paa iig Steulernc.
tenn ban ! llagtlombco til at tram.
pc libel Here Yiprer. elsie pluf.
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