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The Robesonian., 1918-11-21
BALTIMORE NEWS BATCH.
School Begins Next Monday-Other
School Notes-Personal Mention.

of The Robesonlan.
Baltimore, (Fairmont, R. u, NOV.
18-Everything has been very queel
around here for the past lew wees wees
on account Of the "flu', but tnlngSs
are beginning to revive again anu
we hope that it won't cause tne epi-
demic to rage again, oton-
The school here begins next MOL
dav. November 25. Prof. Grammar ~
T Inmberton will be principal ana ne
will be assisted by Miss Ada HehieS
large crowd attended the W. "
w. unveiling here Sunday AFTERNOON. DOL,
Miss Sallie Bullock begins Mc GHuas
teaching school at Pieasan1 nope'
Fairmont, R. F. u. e +be
N Mr. and Mrs. Darden Smith OF the In
Rack Swamp section spent the week'
ond here with Mrs. Smiths pareh's
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tedder. II
Mr.. Clarence Tedder spent par par "
last week at Cherry Grove ,, 6eacn,
Miss frankie Floyd OF Fa1rmo4n
snent Sunday with her grand parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lewis: r,,,rs
Mr.. Charles Floyd went last i ihur ,r;1 Z
dav to Richmond, Va, where ne WI
taEe a business course. c.ao
Miss Pauline Nye spent oun4a q
with Misses Jessie and Rosa Ae
IVY %r and Mrs. J. M. Lewis @ too %
+ho;r little daughter Geneva to Cna5 In
1otta I last Thursday for treatment. W "
all hope that she will soon Dc "e
J aeRRldl: eRalat;yes and friends Of Mr.. Bale
The Robesonian., 1918-11-21

Floyd Of Camp Hancock, Ga, are
clad to learn that he is improving al
The Robesonian., 1918-11-21

Floyd Of Camp Hancock, Ga, are
clad to learn that he is improving al
Mr.. z. M. Ammons Of the y. S:
navy and sister, Miss Henrietta, OF
Lumberton, spent Wednesday after
noon at Mr.. P. M. Floyd's.
Messrs. Wade Nye and Judge Floyd
spent last Friday visiting near Row
land. -,
Miss Alma Floyd returned to Raj
eigh last Tuesday to resume her stud
les at Kings business college after
spending several weeks here with with hsl lsl
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Floyd, tne
school having closed on account o.
the epidemic. ,,r:aao<
Mr.. Hemon Johnson and Misses
Ophelia and Jessie Floyd spent
short while in ST. Pauls Sunday p; m
They took Misses Roberta and Dln'
Belle Floyd there, where they Will re
sume their work today teacMn'
in the St. Pauls graded school. In
school closed some time ago on &C
count of the "flu."
The Robesonian., 1918-11-21
Il
Cured
Me
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Having qualified administrator of the
estate of Isaiah Wilcox, deceased late of
Robson county, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to present
same to the undersigned administrator on or
before the 1st day of November. 1919, or this
notice will be plead in bar of recovery
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
This October goth, 1918.
JAMES ID. PROCTOR,
Administrator of Isaiah Wilcox, deceased.
10 81 Thurs.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-21
Only One Corn
Peeler, ''eets.

stop Corn Pains; See Corn Peel OF
It is just when q corn hurts that that
Settine lid Of it. Why take chances
of keepinE the corn and having the
nain 1eroW worse? You'u use Gets
The Robesonian., 1918-11-21


Il. anyhow, sooner Of later: might
absolutely sure that the corn c VIII wd,.
loosen from your. toe 20 tnet y0o
issslyy wi with your fingers. a one COM
plete piece-just like peeling oe.
mana Il takes q second Or .o,1S SWo GO
aDplY ssGets-It." There'0 no 1ue1ln8
81 puttering: Corn-pains will yan.
ish- h-that'l keep you sweet Wnllo
the ''Gets-It' does the rest So1ars6 NotninS
Since sGets-It' was born: Follow
the Judgment Of the millions; % We
sGets-It" and be sure to Pc o;a cotn
and pain free! You'll say it'e mas1c:
NGets- It" the guaranteed. money.
back corn-remover. the only sure
Wy. w costs but tride at any drug store re
ITd by e. Lawrence 4 Co. Cn1caSo' ~
Sole in Lumberton and recommen
ed as the worlds best corn remedy
Pope Drug Co.
The Robesonian., 1918-11-21
Mr.. A. l.. Bullock of Rowland was
Lumberton visitor Monday.

Itch! Itch! Itch-Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch, the
worse the itch Try Doan's Ointment.
For eczema, any skin itching. 60c
a box.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-17
Nus ber Seutidsn 5agesseitung.

q N il r nj, IS. Mprtl. gaab
elmer I2itt6eiIung Beg @rafen grnit
b. Hebeutlptr, Gbefreoafteur Ser 0eutz
lfen So9esz 3eitllns bon Berlin, lei bic
slnnnhn1c Ser HeioIutton gegeu sInnes
rionen uno gntIddoisuugen im99ei6s=
tag inl lesten Sllli auf Sen GtnfluB
aailcr aarls bon Seiterrcth suriids
5uiilbreu gelpeler. G5rai Rebertlotp.
Der ieiner 6elo5ug segen Sen &atier
bon Cciterreih fortlebt, lnst, baB
@lutbio5 gr5berger, 3entrlln1suttglteo
bcs 9leid stogs. in elmer 9ebeinen Siz
turg bieier a0rperihoft einen Brief
Beg Grafeu G3ernin on &ailer &ml
nerle7en 6abe, in tpelhem es bteB:
vSeIterreid mill unb mug a11f ale
SGuc Gi5 gum 8iuter 1917 Srteoen
1abe,l."
6err gr5ber9er fi!9tc bin5u, er iei
bonn aaiier aorl erndhtt9t poroen.
Sen 9rief 5u berleier, lluo oieler llnrz
Itonb, 10 lo9t Braf Nebentlotp, babe
Dos Centrum peranluBt, Sic Srteoen5s
relolution 81 l,uterltilsen.
Sic Soges3eitung proteitirt Sases
gen, luie lie Ii9 ausoriidt, bnB ~&ailer
&arl iih in Staatsan9elegenbeiteu
eiu1uilt,e."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-17
:. cSu thcuer crfalftcn GcrItDbcn &C.

,Sn tbcler crfallftcn Scrltobcn &C.
lana es Sen GcutIdeu, Sic Srun5rlen
ol,: Sem ppn ser Silc, Ser Iillctte 1lno
Ser olteu 2il,ic BON 2aSere uu6 In157
lcsGlntcal1 ecbilbeten Sreiccf SIT per%
treiben. 9uf ciucr SSront bon ln9efdbr
12 Glcilcn praug Der Sehlb 3 bis s
ayieileu por; nen Sroaspien, Die leocn
TllB brett @poen hartndcfi9 pertbclptg@
ten, lpurcn in,ltal1oe, beu stnltllru1 oe5
Sciubcs gum 8olten Sll brinsen. Yer
Siueifelie &crilld]e bes 6eancrs, 1ctnc
8eiuiunc slpiIhen 0ionteibier ,lnS stp@
npu at erlucitcrr, ipllrben perettclt.
vG6rblid] bon Der Gonn1c Itclltcn
sic @ritcn tire Sinie III Den SSdlSern
bel s(relup ipicoer her unb nobn1en
cine sirsobl Seutlde sefanseu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-17
Yatrtutisnus.

GruIie, 8is., Is. slpril Nad1
cil,ec patriptiiheu Sreoi9t. Die Saltor
s. g. Gjumm beim Morgeusottesoicnlt
am lcbtc1 Spnntag bielt, 5eidyneter
Wtitslicocr Ser bieIisen beutlh luz
tberiItcn Stride nidt tpeniser dls
$4,000 fir Die brittle 8riegsanletbe.
ehe lic oas 8ottesbaus perlieben. Wdnn
erpartct, SOB Sic @eiamntt5ei6n1lngen
sic $oDbe bon n.inbelteus $4,000 era
reiGen lperoeu, +. !,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-17
SlbIfimnnnnaeu iiber bic rsnlppn"=
Eruac lit e$lltnuts.

Ghicuap, 16. Npril. eSn, Staat
cSuiupis finben bette lit fpI9cnoen
Stibttn lmb Srtit)uften Wublen ilhcr
Sic .Snlppn" Srusc itatt (oic 3Hz
fern seiocn sic 3abl Scr SaIpcns any !:
Stobtc - slltpn, 62; Siue So
lonb. 43; Gurliupille. II; Gbeltcr, g.;
Gait !ploliuc, 90; atpunos, 8; StoIbz
bile, Z; Sluuppp, 4; ct. Charles, 10;
Snual1ub, 10.
OrtIduftct Scnncritlc, 3;
GaobTorb. 3; Stosca, 2; llnion, 5;
@procn. 5.
Srucfcnc Srtibnftcn - SilnerGreef
lmo Grops 2dfe.
Militarsmg entslctlt.
gtemgprf, Is. slpril. 3ipci Solz
hotea mllrpeu getDhtet llnb scbn ld)lpcr
,no 25 lcibt perlcst. ols bcutc gtpr%
oen I'm $50 llbr bel Central Sslip.
9. g., un scr Gong Sslano Gtlcnz
bobu Gin nit Sruppcu u19efiiIltcr Su9
entaleilte. Ser 5. @a9eu binter Der
2pfpn,otipe lprang aus benz @eletle
,no rih bier tueitere @ascn nit lth.
slae iiini itiirSteu I'M. Ser 3u9 be-
Itanp aus SlpDlf SSosgons ltno be1anp
iit6 a,tf bcm Ssese bon Camp Upton
na1 Gong Sslanb Gitp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-17
Am8 6en1 Staate.
1ricba 6e,npcl's sluftretcn berbstett

Trtco1 9e1npcls Nutfretct bernstein
0cs 90 ineg, So, 16. apriL
@puperuel,r 9aroins erlteB eine 8ers
oronuna. lallt Der es Der oellti4en
Gpernlungerin 8rieou pempel unters
iagt lit, i'm goliieum gu iingen. Size
beriiEntte Sdngerin lit i9ou iett etnis
gen Sogen bier antpelenb unb be11riiM
lid perseblid, lire Sopa(itdt ben Ser.
9taoten eeeeniiber 81, betpeiieu. 3eis
t1lngeu unb lotale @erei1euuseu baben
id)on ieit 9era,mer Belt segen ibr hies
iiges 9tuftretcn ugitirt.
Gbineien peritebeu.
Wtii Ipuri Iallep, Sd.. 16.
slprt(. 9ub Sbeer 1tt1b Sebern cine ttts
teruatipuale geoeutung baf,en n1iiiien,
belpiss lid] bier fiir5lih, uls it6 bic
beioeu bieiiger hineiilden 8aIhonz
fels bereit erfl6rtc,1, Sreibeits 8onos
su fuuien, na6oem linen Elm &irgerz
ton1itsc. ipeldes einen elmer Sheet
uno sic n0tbigen Seoeru nit ltta fubrs
tc, ei1cu 8elu6 abltattete. Sorber erz
fl1rtcl1 lie, sic Sahe nidbt 5u per1tebe11
unO neiserten li9 ouber 5ll taufen.
$iel @alnukbuls nerId'dt.
G5Ieni IN 90 5, So, 16. april. $.
6. 8urter & Con baben bter foeben
ibre Giufnllf5 : 8a,npagne bon 9Sdls
1llBballa1clr beenbet ul1b beriGten. oaB
lie bereits pier5ie@uggonlaolngen otez
les lpertbnollen yfllgboISes perl9tdt
bobcu lr1o ipeitere fiinf5ebn Saouneeu
fir Sen Nerlanot bereit balten. Ste
mohtcr biele gintd1lfe fir bie 8e9iez
r,lns, lucldje bieles 6ols CUR 5erItelz
lung ucu Gelpehrfolben rnO Nropeuer
fir Slueseltge perlpenoet. SSn lesterer
3cit lriro ollerbings altd Stdtenhol5
fir Sic lettercn nit 9reBen Grfolg
pcrluenoet. Sic Sormer erblelten fllr
ibre 9tubbiume, ie nud Ser Suolttdt
oes 5piSes ten $50 bis 1925 pet taus
leuo allbit'uB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-17
Ielcsrapbti6e Nuttsen.

suIcbolI. sn ser g t / II q /:
Chicago 2. ct. 2pltis 4.
9srpoflpn 4. sfelp yurf s.
gplton 2. philadelphia 5.
Yittsburg 0, Cincinnati 2.
su, ser u lmeric
Ct. 2ouis 6. Chicago I.
Sctrpit Glebelauo, fein Sptel.
ge9en.
stclp gprf 6, BuIbington Z.
Sbilooe1pbia 0, 9oltrn T..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-17
5daigc 3abluugcn: I:
9ic 6reibcitsatlcibe.
{ Associated Press

Us d b1ng ton. 16. Mprll. Sl
Den erllen 8 Sanmlllngstngcu fir bic
brittle Sreibeitsanleibe iinb bel Sen
gantcn llnb Srrlt @clellidoftcn bcs
gan5en 2anoes 3cidnun9cn III to0be
bon S29,606,100 cingelm'fen.
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leibe crrei6t ipcrocn loq, miilien III hen
Is 5aacn, Sic por bem 4. Mui fir sic
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$2.170,OOO,OO0 auf9c6rad)t lpcrben.
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on jccc,n Gage. einI6l. bet Sonntagc,
$120.O0O.oo0 ge5cidnet tpcrOcn
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big Mpntag Nbcnb im Sdakamt 5u
8aibington eingclaufenen 8eridte
iibcr tbntiidlihe3 3ci6nllngcn 5ur britt
ten Sreibeitsnnleibe belicfcn lib auf
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iamuterse6nib bci @cidditsidluB om
Samstag oar unb lit $11S,0o0,000
mebr, ais benz Sbabamt pur Munto9
beri1tet tuerbeu mar. Gin SroberS9eil
Der Snn1mc lcbt lic) m!s perbdltniBz
mdbig fleinen 3cidnllngcn bon ginz
5elpetipnen 5ulanuncn. Sic Gage ipiro
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Der 3cidncr 9roB lnb bic &crtbcilun9
bcr iulon5iclIen 8iirbc ocs 2al1bcs einc
9lctdnldBigc lit.
slus bcm 9iltrift Wiinnenpplis, lpo
bic &ompognc CRIT bcutc bcgonl1. foz
men 8cridte. bnb Sic 6armer lebbaft
fauien unb bob Gcmeinlucicn nit itarz
fer oentIder 8ebDlfcrlln9 gan5 belpnz
bers quite @rac6niie ant critcn Gage 5lt
berscihncn batten. Sic Belanunt5etct@
1lllugen bes eritcu Cages lugen AM
sl6cnb no6 nid)t Dor. 8elonocrs lpirf=
lant bat Iirb I'M Siitrift Minneapplis
Sic Wetbpbc cripielen. oab Srtsaltsz
id,iiiie entldeioen, iucldbe YcrIoncn int
aQgcmcincn il, ser 2n9c linb. bct5llz
jteellrn, mb ibncn ,nit5ut6cilc,,, tuic
picl bon ibne,1 criportet ipirb.
Sic 3eidnnngen III Dcn iibri9c1,
9iltriften, bon bcnen gfclp Dorf bas
arDBtc GeiommtreIultat, ct. 2pnis nen
DD6ltcn Yro5cntlat Ser Quote bat,
itanoen an, Montag folgenocrmober:
0?ro,on41>t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-17
Scr &rieg.
{ Associated Press

Gun bpn, 16.Npri( slnltliher Inz
gesbcriht. gind 1hipcrcr gelbieBnn9
leBtc her Seinb ge1tcrn 9lbcno ltnrfe
slngrtIic gc9en lmlere Stcilun9en 5tpiz
lfen gaillc,l lrno Nellpe Gglile ms
@erf. Ser StoB nltroe bon brci alts>
geluDtcn bcutlheu 9ibilionen gefiibrt,
bic oorber np6 niht an Ser S6la6t
tbeilgcnommen battcn, llnb e5 gclan9
ihnen nacb ipilbem aan1pf, Sic SoDben
1ibDItlie] uuo Dltliet bpn gotQeul 5lt
ltiirmen, sic al5 Wount &c 2ile uub
IHebetsberg befunnt lino. l(nlre Srupz
pen an bieIcr Sro11t iinb allf nel1eStelz
lunetn nDrolih bon gaiIleul unb @ul>
pergbe1n 3uriidgefallen. @aiueul lit in
Die SodllOc bes Seinhes ge1allcn.
&eute Worgeu enttpideltau Iid nelle
beutitte slusriffe in ser Rd6e pol1@ptz
ldaetc.
6riib am Mor9en eriii Ser Seinb
nuh iiiopeltlidl bon |ieur Serquin
inter itarfem Gel6iibz IND @rabcnz
n10rIerfeuer an, lpurbe a6er 5uriif=
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Cine 9ln5abl @efange,c iruroe lln5
i1nloui ser 9tadu bltrdp elm fletnere5
l1nteri1chnueu iiioDltlid BON HobecQ
cingctjrod)t.
@ou ser iibrigen britiideu Trpnt lit
ri6ts beionberes 5lt melOeu.
Associated Press
st ipa, 16. s(pril. 2allt elmer
bes Observation-Disclosures i'm
britild)en Snllptolnrtier in ,Sranfrcid)
babeu belltlbe Sruppen Wptlfnete
,rno Sen gr0Beren Shelf Ser gleliinesz
SDbcn scltiirmt. Scr Seino ieste iih IN
Spanbrofnplen felt. Sic 8ritcn bnltcn
ser, Nnnb Ser Meliines $oDben nod
felt. Sic Gtl1r1nangrifie pltroen bur6
i!berlrGltigenbe beutlfe Streitfrdftc
uusgcfilbrt.
Associated Press
Nnris, 16. slpril. 9lmtlid)cr Suz
ges6crift. Sn Ser @e9enb iiiblih pon
0fnutoioicr CAB cs itorfe @eIdiisfdmz
pfe. csn; ablduitt bon Noppu battcn bie
Srauspicu in eiucn1 Drtlitcu llnterz
neb,neu ettprs Grfolg.
Srorsbiiidegrflln tpaz
ren ietr tbdti9, beIonoers in ber Gez
genb pon1 Die 9uual. Cine franz
5DIilclc slbtbeillng iiberldritt Sen &nz
,ml ipcltlib pou Eierren,unbe nmb
brohte 10 Gefnngcnc 1,nb gtoIdiz
11cng,ipcbr Gin. 6ran5oiild'e Eotrollilz
len nahtcu fcrner @efungcne I'M slbz
ldsuitt upll Gprbenr il1 Scr Champagne,
nobc Scidcprcp ltnb i'll Den &ogelen.
Gin Scutlfcr llebcrTall bci Seton lullrz
Be abScipiclcu.
Cont lpor bic 9}obt ii6cral( rll9ig.
2pnbpn. 16. slpril. s(n1tli6. Scr
Ser @roBflotte mel
set cine Salrd,lltdntll9 oeS &otte9ots
um is. Npril. gs lpltrbclt 10 oeut'd}c
Sdlcppcr burh @el6iltfcltcr hcrle,1ft,
ip1brcup ibre Wullnlduften gerettet
gs CAB teiuc brittI6en Ser
lltltc.
9crlin, IS. s(pril. (lle6cr Spuz
bpn.) Soecsberidt ocs Grpbc15allptz
ul,ortiers: vSuf hem SpsId)luhtfelnc
entipifeItc iidl luicberbplt @allb9e=
mengc.
uSilblultlid, 9feube g9liIc ioipic
,tni'chcu 8aileuI ltnb Wterrts trltrnen
cneliIhc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9e@
ldubcrt unn Tire geiobltn9cn gc1dn9e1'
oc1pnmcn. G5c9cnon9riffc, Die Der
5Sei,,b ppl, @nillcul llnb nprD1pcltltd)
gctbllnc onIettc, bradcn nit ld)iperc'1
&crluitcn llieber.
,Hluf >cm Shlodtfclhc bciScrIeits
Scr Gpmmc hiclt iid ha5 srtlller1ez
bucn in nobi9cn Guel15cn. Sos @etz
tcr mar rcgnerilh.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-17
3u Gcfretiir Buffers 6ctmfcbr.
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SSa1bing n, 16. Ipril. Snrh
perl0nlicbe MnIdaunug ber&erbdltnillc
an ber Shladtfronten fir icine Irbe't
eeltdblt, febrte Sefr. 8afer betltegbcno
ous europa ing &rie9sbepartment slls
riif.
Scr 9ricgslefretdr nei9t Surdalts
nic,t hasu, Sic NIT tueiteren bclltIden
grfolgen berbunbenen @cfabren 5u
,.ntcrldaeen. CT lit icood Der slnli6t,
bab sic GENERALIZATION oller alliirten
,ruo emcrifaniidcu Silfsfrdfte lnnter
ser 2citung Sen. Suds bie bcntldeslns
ftrcns,,ne s,lnidte maden miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-17
Sic 8cI6ieRilng pon Tarls.
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{ Associated Press

9Snris. II. slpril. 9Su ber geItriz
gen Ssi6ieBuug bon Eari5 lil1O 13
Eerlouen 9etDotct uuo As uertpuubet
ipprocn.
The spectator., 1918-09-20
HOW WAR HAS HURT HOLLAND
Conflict Has Had Marked Evil Effect on Morals of Citizens of the
 Little Country.

Holland no doubt. had it's many faults and shortcomings, but it cer- tainly never was a corrupt country, either in administration, in politics or in business. Matthuys r. Rooseboom writes in Atlantic This war has fOS- tered temptations and vices t6t,rly new to the country. As conditions grow worse protiteering, hoarding trying to circumvent regulations, lack of respon- Sibility and of public feeling, selfish neSs lust of undue protitS-all these do increase.
 Then there are the spies of all ma tiOnalitieS having centerS in our eoun- try. trying to hribe our folk into ren- dering them services for high rewards. Then there is the gradually growing unemployment, with it's curse of idle ness, making men prone to Succumb to the temptations of profitable snug ging. Then there are the many unde- Sirable foreign clements. the alarmmg growth of prostitution and its inherent evils. the increasing number of thefts, hurglarieS and even murders
The spectator., 1918-09-20
WHY WOMEN DREAD
 OLD AGE

Don't worry about old age. Don't worry about being in other peoples way when you are getting on in years. Keep your body Tn good condition and you can be as hale and hearty Tn your old days as you were when d kid, and every one will be glad to see you.
 The kidneys and bladder are the causes of senile affections. Keep them clean and in proper working condition. Drive the poisonous wastes from the system and avoid uric acid accumulations. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules periodical ly and you will find that the system will always be in perfect working order. Your spirits will be enlivened your muscles made strong and your face have once more the look of youth and health,
 New life. fresh strength and health will come as you continue this treatment. When your first vigor has been restored continue for awhile taking capsule or two each day. They will keep you in condition and prevent a return of your troubles
 There is only one guaranteed brand of Haarlem Oil Capsules. GOLD MEDAL. There are many fakes on the market. Be sure you get the Original GOLD MEDAL Imported Haarlem oil Capsules They are the only reliable. For sale by all first-class druggists.-Adv.
The spectator., 1918-09-20
GRAND, GLORIOUS FEELING
Moment in the Life of an Aviator That Makes Up for Much He
 Has Endured.

When you have ben on patrol a long way behind the enemy lines, shoot Ing up towns and camps and railway trains like Il pack of aerial cowboys; when, on your way home, you have de- Hberately disobeyed orders and loafed I long way behind the other members of your group In order to watch the pretty sunset; and as a punishment for this esthetc indulgence have been overtaken by darkness and compelled to land in strange country, only to have your machine immediately sur rounded by German soldiers; then, having taken the desperate resolve that they shall not have possession of your old battle-scarred avion as well as of your person, when you afe about to touch q match to it.. if the light glistsns on a long French bayonet and you learn that the German soldiers have been prisoners since the battle of the Somme. and have just finished their day's work at harvesting beets to be used in making Sugar for French Poilus-ah, isn't it a grand and glori- ouS feeling?
 To which I would reply, "Mais oui. mon vieux, Mais oui r'-James N. Hall. in July Atlantic.
The spectator., 1918-09-20

Look at the tongue, motheri If coated, it is a sure sign that your lit tie ones stomach, liver and bowels needs a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
 When peevish, cross, listless pale doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu- rally, or is feverish, stomach sour breath bad; has stomach-ache. sore throat, diarrh9a, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs" and in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of the little bowels without gripping, and you have a well, playful child again.
 You needn't coax sick children to take this harmless fruit laxative; :" they love its delicious taste, and it always makes them feel splendid.
 Ask your druggist for bottle of California Syrup of Figs" which has directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of commercials sold here. To be sure you get the genuine, ask to see that it is made by the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Company" Refuse any other kind with contempt-Adv.
The spectator., 1918-09-20
BECAUSE OF NUMEROUS oPPOR- TUNlTIES A GREAT MANY
 HAVE QUIT SCHOOL.
SCHOOLS SHOULD BE FULL
National Government Sees Possibility Within Next Few Years of a Real National Crisis in Shortage of
 Technically Trained Workers.
Fayetteville.

Fayetteville
 The United States Bureau of Edu- cation is asking educational institu- tions, teachers and school officers in all parts of the country to assist in a nationwide campaign for keeping the schools of all grades and kinds up to their full measure of efficiency, and to prevent, as far as may be pos sible, any falling off in attendance.
 Attention is called to the fact that within the last year, on account of the numerous opportunities open to boys and girls to make money, a great many of them have dropped ont of school The national government sees in this the possibility, within tue next few yeas, of a real national crisis in the shortage of technically and professionally trained men and women.
 Within the past two weeks the Uni versity of Arkansas has received hun dreds of letters from young men who are of proper age and who have had the opportunity to graduate from first class high schools, but who have dropped out of school before graduat- ing. These young men desire to en- ter the students army training corps, where they might obtain a college ed ucation with all expenses paid by the United States government. However, the intlexible minimum of four years of standard high school work, or the equivalent, has been set by the gov ernment as an entrance requirement for the students army training corps, and these young men have lost their opportunity. The attractiveness of positions which paid them wages CT salaries which at the time seemed large, has caused them to lose the greater prize.
 There is need of the assistance Of not only persons connected with tie schools, but of all patriotic citizens, 70 assist in this national campaign to keep the young people in school.
The spectator., 1918-09-20
Little Boy Also observant.

1t was immediately after supper that gR visitor came to see father. Little ssy. four, climbed up in a big chair ssS looked at him. The gentleman >3Rfied at little boy, and, pointing to s3me very noticeable marks around his mouth, said: "I know what you had ssr supser-raspberry Sauce.' Little sey examined the visitors face and 1sssiq,g no remains of his last repaSt sse exclaimed: You didn't have any ffsiHe for Supper!"