davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
admintstracyi tychze 1 rozmaitych
innych reform miejskich.

administracyi tychae 1 rozmaitych
innych reform miejskich.
w niedziele, dnia 1890 stycznia
odbedzie sic konwencya, ma ktorej
beda nominowani wszyscy kandyda-
CT ma miejskie urzedy, Et6rzy beda
wybierani we wyborach kwietn1o-
wych.
Kazdy czlonek partyi placi $500
rocznego podatfu, "a ktory oedzle
take otrzymywa} tygodnioWy organ
novel partyi, zwany New Maori
ty". Partya lokalnie bedzie kiero--
wal komitet z pietnastu. Wczora1
wybrano trzech czionkow tego ko-
mitetu. So to: Fitzpatrick, Nockles
i C. bold, krajowy prezes unii pra-
cownik6w przy fortepianach, a byfs
prezes C~hicagoskiej Federacyi Pra-
cy. CT trzej dobrac sobie ma1a pozo'
staiych czionk6w komitetu wykonaW
czego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
P|ERWSzA KONWENCYA
NOWEJ PARITY.
NAZWANO "a ,,NEEZALEANA
PARTYA ROBOTNICZA".

Onegdaj odzy}a sic pierwsza kon-
wencya novel partyi, zainicyowanej
przez Chicagoska Federacye Pra--
cy. Nova partya przybrala sobie
miano ,,Niezaleznej Partyi Robotni-
czej" Independent Labor Party.
Konwencya odbyIa sic W sail ,,Mu-
sicians' Hail., pnr. 175 West Wash
ington ul. Przyjeto konstytucye no
wei partyi, jak r6wniez platforme
ola zblizaiacej sic Rampant wiosen
nej. J. Fitzpatrick, prezesa Chica
goskiej Fe%deracyi Piracy, wysunieto
jake kandydata ma burmistrza.
.Konstytucye 1 platforme przyje--
to jednogioSnie. Przewodniczacym
byf Fitzpatrick. Przemawiali take
2 g}6wnych m6wc6w sekretarz Fe-
deracyi Nockels / parma M. Haley,
delegatka ,,Women's Trade Union
League. Ostatnia potepila praise
dilemma / wplywy, kt6re ia kontro--
LULA.
w platformie swej nova partya
atakuje korporacye i kompanie ko-
lei ulicznych W Chicago; oswiadcza
sic "a umiastowieniem ~wszystkich u
tylit6w publicznych; atakuje stare
partye i oskaraa je o marnoWanie
fundusz6w p~ublicznych; stawia "a
rzut, IL miastem rzadzi t.. wv. ,big
business; zada uznania piracy unij-
nej we wszystkich dzialach mie1-
skich / zaprowadzenia osmiogodzin~
nego dnia piracy, a 40 godzin piracy
W tygodniu; zada demokratyzacyi
szkol publicznych i W ogole cafej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

.Pamietaj Polko. re kiedys twoj sy
mex, twoja c6rka. gdy dorosnie lat
i dowie sic, re wyszias zamaz W CA
sic tel wielkiej, swiatowej wojny, W
czasie tkt6rei Polska powstaia, die
XII swej Armii, brzydzic sic bedzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

Dzisiaj wyjechalo do Obozu pre-
sz}o $50 ochotnikow. Komendanol
transportu zostali podp. Holajn / zot
nierz muzykant Migdalski bawtacy
ma urlopie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
z MARYANOWA

onegdaj wfecDorem ma SAID Maya
wssteJ odbyfo sic przedStawienie u
pf1une pr7ez panny z Klubu sw. A
iezh, pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Si6str
rartwychwstanek PREY tejze paran.
1edstswtente bylo bardzo udatpe /
y dobor0we, szkoda tylko, ze publ
lose ME dopiSa4a. Wiecz6r
pfekny / o wiele wiecej publiczno-
powinno bye ma sail, tenn bardziej,
idoch6d z lego przedstawienta pre-
lczony byI ma ozdobe novel swia-
i. Kub ten, o lie mi wiadomo, zaiO-
YIN zostal W tym celu, ably panien-
do niegO nalezace wykOnywaly r6-
piekne rzeczy do ozdoby koSciola,
1rzedStaEienia przez ME urzadEane
Ga doStarczyG potrzebnego do tego
IduSzu. Parafianie powinni jaknaj-
tniej popierac take przedstawienia,
Z nietylko, re moga spedzic wiecz6r
yjemnie, lecz take przyczynia sic
chwaiy Bozej a nadto dodadza che
'lanienkom poswiecajacym swoj GAS
EN- Samem i Czcigodnym Siostrom,
kt6rych kierownictwem pracuja. A
N kilka slow o programme. Pierwsza
sc programu byla powazna / wzru-
jaca.
'degrano ,,C6rka syonu", Obrazek
1iczny W dw6ch odS4onach.
sachela - Irena Gill.
ebeka, Veronica i Solome, wycho-
Xxi W swiatyni JerozOlimSkiej, Ma
Budnik, Marya PelkowSka i Ana
va Rerna.
oemi, ochmistrzyni - Cecylia Ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
.Trinera KaIendarz zwycie'
silva 1919 Mia Pamiatka

Trinera kalendarz scienny 1919,
.,Kalendarz Zwyciestwa", bedzie
mia pamiatka zwyciestwa ma
szych chlopcow tam "a morzem.
columbia dzierzy wawrzynowe
WHENCE mad Giovanni marynarza
zoinierza, a "a MIA widac amery-
kaiskie wojenne okrety ma zielo-
nych falach oceanu z aeroplanamis
czywiajaceini modry blekit ME-
ba. Gorna Geese obrazu zdobl CIR
landa z portretami Washingtona,
Lincolna ! Wilsona, a u doiu So
widoki Trinera ZakIadu, siynne-
go z wyrobu Trinera Amerykah-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
Sara. sIrrzaca - Teresa Kubiak.

sara, SfuLdCd ICASSo NuN
Pasterk. Helena Pe}kowska / Elzbie-
ia Jastrowska.
Przy ko6cu byl piekny 1ywy obraz
stajenh Betlehemskiej.
Ma zako6czeniu czeSci pierwszej pan
ma Pelagia Polewaz slowiczym gfosem
odspiewaia pieS6 o Polsce.
Nastepnie bez zarzutu wyglosi&a de-
klamacye parma Helena Zyburt.
Pomfedzy odsiona lisa a druga 8 ma
lych d~ziewczatek ubranych W r6aowe
sukienh, Hniace cd srebra, wykonaly
hoop dance, kt6ry tax sic podobaf
p~ublicznosd, IL burza oklask0w zmu-
szono ie do powt6rnego wystepu.
TAX jak pierwsza Geese programu
byla powazna, tax druga byla komi-
czna i weso1a.
Odegrano ,,FaIszywy Adres' kO-
medyjka W jednym akcie; jak plerw-
sza tax i druga odegrana byla z wer-
wa.
Lewicki, kupiec - Stanislaw Bud
mix.
Anna, jego iona Marya Peikow-
ska.
Irena, ich c6rka - Anastazya Kier-
IA.
Piotr Bomba, wiesniak - Henryk
POklenkowski.
Barbara, jego iona Pelagia Po-
leWacz.
wac8aw Molski, buchalter - Wa
wrzyniec Wysocki.
Jan, sIuzacy L~ewickiego - Edward
JezdzewSk.
Dodae tn nalezy, re wszyscy tax pan
nv jakotez i mlodzie6cy nauczyli sic
swych r6l, niekt6re nawet dosyc dbu-
gle. dobrze ma pamiec, co sic W a
cznej mierze przyczyni}o do udania
przedstawienia, "a co nalezy i'm sic
uznanie.
Wszyscy 0becni spedzili wtecz6r
przyjemnie i wesoio, i z pewnoscia ME
p~o7alowali, re przybyli ma to pred
stawienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

see gdzie, Jest Dol. U5ywajcie CAMPHO-
LIN ma sztywna szyje, bolace stawy,
wywichniecia, s~tiuczenia, zaziebienia,
chore sradio. neurafgie, gruczofki, boil
krzyza Tub reumatyzm.
Mozecie zupeInie polegac ma CAM
PHOLIN. P~rzekonajcie sic 0 nadzwy-
c~zajnej sile 1 szybk!ej uldze jake PREY
nosi, przez przysianie swego nazw!ska
/ adresu. iotrzymacie probns paczke
darmo. Nalezy sic wan to.
CAMPHOLIE Jest sprzedawana Il
wsxystkich aptekarzy, soc pudefko, Tub
przysiana wan wprost DO otrzymaniu
ceny, przez Bartz Drug Co, 50 Monroe
Ave, Grand Rapids. Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

Rzecz jasna, re W TAX podesziym
wieku do Armli przyjaG ME MONA
to tez mic dziwnego, re Kodak ten
pelen checi walczenia "a Polske, pc
oSwiadczeniu mu, re jest "a starry j
przyiaG go ME MONA, rozpiakaf sic
jak dziecko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

Hell chfopcy kochani, Polska dzi-
siaj was ~potrzebuje, ME pozw0lciez
IA mily Bog, by do was przylgneio
miano ,,slackera".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

skiego Elixiru Gorzkiego Wilma i
doskonaiych lekarstw. -
10 centow ma przesyl.
Ike. Joseph Triner Company, 1888
So. Ashland ave, Chica-
90, Ill. Ogf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

Kiedy rekrutowaG przestniemy,
dokiadnie dnia i miesiaca oznaczyc
ME mozemy. Ale wiemy to, re DLU-
GO ME POTRWA. Do s%zereg6w te-
DIV. do broni m4odziezy nasza. Me
odwlekaj zapisania sic do Armii I
dnia ma dzie1, byS kiedyS ME poza-
4owai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

Hell Mlodziezy nasza. co ty ma
to? Czy was ME wstyd? Starry
chca i$G walczyG "a wolnoSG swego
kraju, a wy?- kryjecie sic "a spool
niczki!!!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

Matki nasze, wy kt6re macie sy-
now doroslych i wy gospOsie nasze.
utrzymujace Ma stancyi m1odych lu-
dzi, TAX zwanych "bortnik6w' ma
kIaniajcie ich, by p6ki czas, zapisali
sic do Armii Polskiej. Pamietajcie,
re rekrutacya do Armii Polskiej dlu
go ME potrwa. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
swoim ojcem, kt6ry stch6rzyI i skry}
sic "a spodnice.

*
A pamietajcie kawalerOw vie, re i
easy dobre W Ameryce sic koncza.
Fabryki juz ME bella szly dzien i noc
i amunicyi, broni wiecej w~yrabiaG
ME beda. Pamietajcie o tenn, re dwu
milionowa Armia Stanu6w Zjedno-
czonych do domu- wraca. I jezeli kt6
"a fabryka bedzie zatrudniaC robot
nikow, to tych, kt6rzy | q Francyi i
2 tutejszych obozow Zwolnieni 20
stall i zostana. Ola was miejsca tn
ME bedzie. A sadzicie, re wr6cicie
do Polski i tam Was przyjma z OF
wartemi .ekoma? Gdzie bedzie wow
Gas VASE wstyd? Il jahimze to CO
lem wejdziecie nj ziemie polska, vol
ma, wywalczona przez tych, co sig
zapisali de- ~szereg6w Armii Polskiej,
co poszli, ida i p6jda....
IL
Powtarzamy tedy: Me zwlekajcie
2 dnia ma dzieh ME odk}adajeie
z~apisania sic do Armii Polskiej, ale
zr6bcie to DZISIAJ lub JUTRO...
ZgloScie sic ma stacye rekrutacyjna
otwarta stale cd godziny 9tej rano
do godzinyy 9tej wieczorem. Stacya
mieSci sic W budynku Zj~ednoczenia.
PREY Augusta ulicy i Milwaukee ave.
w ubiegia niedziele odbyf sic pie
kny vice W dzielnicy De Koven. -
Piekny dlatego, re zebra}o sic ME
wiecej jak 40 os6b, a pc przemowie-
! mach sekretarza Komitetu Obywa-
telskiego p. Leona Nowaka, p. Mi
chala Perlowskiego, p. R6zyckiego'
byiego organizatora Armii Polskiei
i oficera rekrutacyjnego T. Zielin--
skieso, kolekta prZyniosia S2O7.2o.
To sic 2 ofiarnosG i zrozumie-
ME obowiazk6w wobec potrzeb po-
wstajacej Ojczyzny.
* "a
Dzisiaj wyjechalo do Obozu pre-
sz}o $50 ochotnik6w. Komendanol
transportu zostali podp. Holajn / zot
nierz muzykant Migdalskh baWtacy
ma urlopie.
Prey wysylce dzielnie nam poma-
gal podp. Adam R6zycki, syn byte
go organizatora Armii Polskiej p.
W. R6ayckiego, kt6ry dzisiaj PREY
iechal do obozu, by pred wyjazdem
do Francyi pozegna6 sic z rodzicaml
znajomymi. Mlody podp. RozycA'
przedstawia sic znakomicie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

rob ~piucnych !
chorob gardla, -
chyba, re natych-
Mast %usuniecie
.kongestye q. Me do
swiadczajcie. Mic
90 mozecie ma
vase piersi ME
zatrzyma konge--
styi tax predko,
jak ia ~nadzwyczaj
ma masc CAM
PHOLIN. Przeni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
re SPRkW
.Armii Polskiei
WE FRANCYI.

,,JeStGm Dyiym ZOtnlerZem Ar
mil austryackiej. PCtrafie ia jesz-
cze d%oskonale bronia wladaG. MECH
ME inc panowie do szereg6w Armii
Polskiej zapisza. Wpierw wstapic ME
mOglem, choG sic dusza moja do wo-
jaczki rwala, DO bylem przykuty do
Interest,", jaki prowadzilem, a spree
daG go ME mog}em. Dzisiaj intere-
~Sprzedaiem i zglaszam sic, rozporza-
dzajcie NINA. z tent slowy zwrocil
sic ma stacyi rekrutacyjnej do u
rzednik6w STACEY, juz W ~pOdesziym
wieku mezcZyzna. - "A ilez wy "a
cny rodaku lat sobie liczycie?" -
Gapytai go officer rekrutacyjny. -
"A prosze pana, ma Trzech Kr0li be-
die - zdaje sic 75".
-
Rzecz jasna, re W TAX podesziym
wieku do Armli przyjac ME MONA
to tez mic dziwnego, re Kodak ten
pelen checi walczenia "a Polske, pc
oSwiadczeniu mu, re jest "a starry j
przyjat go ME MONA, rozpiakaf sic
jak dZiecko.
Hell M1odziezy nasza. co ty ma
to? Czy was ME wstyd? Starry
chca i$G walczyG "a wolnoSG swego
kraju, a wy kryjecie sic "a spool
niczki!!!
Hell chtopcy kochani, Polska dzi-
siaj was potrzebuje, ME ~pozw6lciez
IA mily Bog, by do was przylgnelo
miano ,~,slackera".
Matki nasze, wy kt6re macie sy-
now doroslych i wy gosposie nasze.
utrzymujace Ia stancyi m1odych lu-
dzi, tax zwanych ,,bortnik0w' ma
klaniajcie ich, by p6ki czas, zapi2ali
sic do Armii Polskiej. Pamietajcie,
re rekrutacya do Armii Polskiej dlu
go ME potrwa. .
Kiedy rekrutowat przestniemy,
dokiadnie dnia i miesiaca oznacZyc
ME mozemy. Ale wiemy to, re DLU-
GO ME POTRWA. Do szereg6w te-
dy, do broni mIodziezy nasza. Me
odwlekaj zapisania sic do Armii Z
dnia ma dzie6, byS kiedyS ME poza-
lowal.
Dzisiaj oSwiadczyI nan jeden milo
dzieniec, re dlatego zapisai sic do
Armii Polskiej, BIO go. do tego ma
m6wi{a lego narzeczona, ale ma py-
TAME, jak sis nazywa, (oby wszyst-
kie dziewczeta polskie majace narze
czonych poszIy W jej slady) usmiech
nal sic i powiedziai: ,,Oho, mozeby-
scie chcieli zamieScit to W gazetach?
Mic z tego, ME powiem i zarazem
prosze, byscie panowie i mego naz-
wiska ME dawali'. Ably zadosc uczy-
mic jego ~zyczeniu, milczymy.
Jesli pragniesz polska dziewojo
szczescia swego naprawde, a temsa-
mem szczescia swego narodu, ME cd
dawaj dzisiaj swej reki takiemu'
kt6ry swe zycie przedkiada mad VOL
nose swego narodu. Wierzajcie nam
panienki, re kawaler TAXI mic ME
Jest wart. Jezeli on ME jest dobrym
| Polakiem, ME bedzie CT dziewczyno
dobrym mezem, BIO tch6rz tcho-
rem zawsze bedzie -. pachnlaf.
.Pamietaj Polko, re kiedys twoj sy
mex, twoja c6rka, gdy dorosnie lat
i dowie sic, re wyszias zamaz W a
sic tel wielkiej, s~wiatowej wojny, W
czasie tkt6rej Polska powstaIa, die
IL $3.50 -.;; hr1ud1;6 sic hadyia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
Campho|in ma
zaziebienie " pieTsiach
DARMO
Przyslimy wan OkazoWa
paczke darmo, natychmiast
ably was przekanac jak
DredkO uSuWa boil.

XII! Xiii Ostry kaszel 1 boil "
piersiach a juz przesliscie pierwszy
stopien zapalenia piuc, Tub !nnych cho-
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue of an order OF the
Superior Court of Robson county, made in the
special proceedings entitled James y PToc1o!
administrator of Isaiah Wilcox vs. Mrs. . Jennle
Wilcox and others, the same being speciai plo.
ceeding No 4351 upo nthe docket OF salo e9ur'
the undersigned commissioner vii! on Hon 10
day, the goth day of December, 1919, AZ -
o'clock, noon, at the court house door IN Lun u:a
berton, N. c., offer for sale to the hignesI I,
der for cash that certain tract 81 iano Iy.ns
and being in Britts Township Robson ;rh couh-
ty N c., adjoining the lands OF r; n. Sh ~.
Will Smith and others, on the Nortn"es' s'Ne
BEGINNING at a pine about 100 yards East
of Sand Ridge Bay and in the line OK me apoxS y5
mentioned swamp and ruIs along nne u ~ U =
marked trees North IS West nearly alonS sIre sne
edge of bay until it intersects the iower ;x
of Jacob Swamp; thence along tne. val., us,
courses of said swamp to opposite thS gu
Of a 200 acre survey patented ny Sampso, a,
Pope, thence a direct line TO the saia oofnn cnn
Of said survey, thence to the DeSnn.s' ..ya.
tanning 100 acres, more or less Dehs :,
land conveyed by ]. w. Smith ana VIZ
Hardy Wilcox and registered In book - p-.s' -
2o7 and same conveyed BY Hardy MneSA1 MeS1 -, I,
wife 10 Isaish Wilcox by deed re9nI Iard
book 2-V at page 307 being the ssms ss:a.5 :
upon which the said Isaich Wilcox res'oeo
the time Of his death. o
Dated this November 2Sth. l9lS;
r. C. LAWRENCE,
10 Commissioner
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
PERSON AIS

Mr.. J. A. Carlyle of R. 6, Lumber
ton, is in town today.
Mr.. j. z. Stone of Mt. Elm wss
Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr.. w. l.. Thompson Of R. 4, Lum-
berton, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. S. B. Taylor of R. 1, St. Pauls,
was Lumberton visitor Friday. !
Mr.. C. B. Oliver of R. 2, Fairmont, !
was Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr.. j. L. Cain of R. 1, St. Pauls,
was Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr.. T. B. Jenkins of R. 3, Fairmont
is among the visitors in town today.
Mr.. G. w. Goodman of Chattanooga,
Tenn, spent Thursday here visiting
friends.
Mr.. M. H. Warwick of R. ., Fair
mont, is among the visitors in town
today.
Mr.. H. B. Phillips of Fairmont was
among the business visitors in town
Saturday. -.
Mr.. A. M. McGirt of Red Springs,
F.. 4 vas a Lumberton visitor this
! morning.
Mr.. j. McRae Dalton of Winston
| Salem spent Thursday and Friday
here on business.
Mr.. l. V. Britt and sons, Oscar and
John Dedrick, Of R. l, Lumberton,
were in town Saturday.
Miss Mary Pope went Friday to
Durham, where she will spend ten
days visiting relatives.
| Miss Julia Dean of R. 4, Lumber
ton, was among the callers at The
Robesonian office Saturday.
Mr.. w. H. M. Brown and Master
Chas. Humphrey of Philadelphus were
Lumberton visitros Friday.
/ Messrs. C. A. and Leonard Britt and
i Hezzie Phillips Of R. 1, Orrum, are
among the visitors in towr today.
Mr.. T. A. Norment, Jr., of Hope
well, Va, is spending a few days
here visiting relatives and friends. =.
,l Mr.. r. C. Odum of Charleston, 5. z:
|arrived Saturday night and viii
fspend several days in Robson o1
business.
Miss Lorena Lewis passed througl
town today en- route to her nome a
Fairmont after spending some TIM
visiting relatives near st. Pauis.
Il Mr.. John G. Proctor, a member o
the Il. S. naval unit at the universit.
. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, spen
J; Messrs. A. M. McGirt, w. A. Smith
1lR. J.. I. T. and John M. Brown an
= Willie Humphrey of the Philadelphu
6 section are Lumberton visitors toda!
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Buie and chi
;: dren, Annie Belle, Fodie and M
= Pherson, of the Philadelphus sectlo
s. were among the shoppers in town tr
day. e.,
al Mr.. A. w. Mel Lean, one OF the 1ot
t members of the United States W.
) Finance board, left last night Il
e Washington after spending few da!
here on business.
Il Mrs. o. c.. Spaulding returned Fl
~ dav to her home at Wendell art
spending a week here visiting at T.
home Of her parents, Mr.. and MI
E. .lC r. Townsend, Elm street.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
CHURCH NEWS NOTES
DR.. Durham and Family Have Ar

DR.. Durham and Family Have Ar
rived.
Rev. DIR. C. H. Durham and family
arrived here Thursday evening from
Winston-Salem and DR.. Durham
preached at the First Baptist church
yesterday morning and evening. AS
has been stated in The Robesonian, DIR.
Durham accepted a call to the First
Baptist church here, succeeding Rev.
DIR. Chas. L. Greaves. DR.. Durham
and family are stopping at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mcintyre, Walnut
and Sixth streets, until they get their
furniture installed in the Baptist par
sonage, on corner of the same
streets. =.
DR.. Durham was pastor Of the
church here ID years before esigning
years ago to accept call to
Brown Memorial Baptist church at
Winston-S Salem. He resigned his
church there to accept the call from
the Lumberton church. Lumberton
gladly welcomes DR.. Durham and his
family. u.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
WIVES AND SWEETHEAkIS

Your wife that is-or is to be-or
vour daughter, or other children, want
this for Christmas: "Riley's Complete
Works" 10 beautiful volumes, elegant
lv illustrated, $3.50, 81 with order
S1.50 a month. Mail order to }: J.
Noteworthy, Lock Box 872, Lumber
ton, N. c., Phone 16.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
Three Big Shows That Are to b
Presented at the Lafayette Thea
tre. FAYETTEVILLE, N. G.

tire, Fayettev1lle, n. y.
Thursday, Dec. 5th: "The Bird OF
Paradise" This play stands out as a
distinct contribution to American dra-
matte literature. The Bird Of Para
disc, Richard Tully's interesting play
of the Hawaiian Islands, stars Miss
Rita Romilly. A native band OF Ha-
waiian musicians are carried and they
sing and play their native music. Inc
remarkable scenic effect in the last,
or volcanic scene, Of the play, has
been the subject Of much comment
and questions. The simiitude OF q
flaming volcanoes reflection is per
feet; the red glare of incadescent
subterranean lava seems absolutely
thrown from the sky.
Friday, Dec. 9Th: "His Brlda
Night" a big musical comedy.
Saturday, Dec. 7th: "!'m So Hap
py," a sparkling musical comedy II
three acts. It is full of life and dasf
and many tuneful musical numbers.
Advance seat sale at the Strant
Theatre. Manager Drake advises tina
special attention will be given to mai
and phone orders.-Adv.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02

Cut Out the Jumps!

Have YOU ''the jumps''-or other
of nervousness1 Are
YOU easily confused or startled at un-
expected noises or sounds1 Do you
worry or fret over trivialties { Then
look to your nerves. Something IS
radically wrong with them.
Upset nervous conditions usually re,
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bodily organ, which does not properly
give it's allotted service. Go after the
offender through that great recupera-
tory center of the body.--your stomach:
ASK your druggist for DIR. CHARLES
TONIC TABLETS. They are the
yery best of preparations to soothe
and smooth the racked and exhausted
nerves of nervous prostration victims.
Those Who are debilitated; those who
suffer from the groaning burden OF
liver and kidney trouble, will once
more nun toward health, by using this
splendid formula.
The great wreckers of women's del
icatelv balanced nervous systems ~
| exemplifed In the special Ills peculiar
TO their sex-will be qMek1X !ensxE1 I
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rich red blood to the anaemic. Inc
Tonic viii also 20 far to arrest ana
vanish dyspepsia and many wasting
diseases that lead to consumptlon.
there are no in}y5iSqcs c S9%Rsf TaRf FeTsI.nS efs; o
they viii achieve marvellous reenpeFatttE &c
u' surh =. iron. strychnine. arsenic, cod liver on
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q PRICE so CENTS A BOX
:; ;,or, druggists does not carry them, Sent
snrENTS and we will send box BY mail.
mr. CHARLES FLESH FOOD c0MPA'
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
A Rare Book Bargain.

For immediate delivery, / will sell
the complete works Of O'Henry, the
most fascinating of all story writers,
in IL fine volumes for only $12; 81
with order and 81 month. . (Ihe pub
lishers' price is SID. Send me your
order today. J. I. Noteworthy, Thomp-
son hotel, Lumberton, N. c., Phone 16.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02

Revival at Center Presbyterian.
Evangelist VIM. Black began yester-
dav a revival meeting at Center Pres
byterian church, near Floral College.
Evangelist Black was to have he'll a
meeting at Rowland this week, but the
meeting there was postponed on &C
count Of healt hconditions, it is said.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
ALL
OTHER PRESENTS

The most useful and enjoyable
Christmas present is The New Inter-
national Encyclopedias lifetime
source of intellectual enjoyment and
educational and financial benefit. Sew
eral Lumberton people have already
ordered it as a holiday present for
their loved ones. For prices and
terms write to j. T. Noteworthy
Thompson Hotel, Lumberton, N. G..
Phone 16.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
Thanksgiving Services-Collec-
tions For ORDINANCES. J.

Services were held in all Lumber
ton churches Thursday Thanksgiving
day, While the rain kept many away,
splendid collections were taken for
the various orphanages.. At the First
BAPTIST church the collection for the
orphanage at Thomasville was $500.
The collection at the Presbyterian
church for the orphanage at .Barium
Springs was right about $3.50, and at
Chestnut Street Methods. church a
collection for. the orphanage at Raleigh
amounted to $131.25.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Stack Of Savan-
nah. Ca, spent the holidays here VS.
ting at the home of Mrs. Stacks par
ents' Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mcintyre, Wal
nut street. Mr.. Stack returned home
Friday night and Mrs. Stack last eve
ming.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
Prince-BasS.

Reported FOR The Robesonian.
Miss Florida Bass became the bride
of Mr.. Bert 4. Prince last Wednes-
day night at tire home of her aunt
Mrs. Harriet Barnes at the Jennings
cotton nil Rev. w. d. Combs, pas
few friends Of the contracting parties.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
w. o. W. dwelling.

Raft Swamp Camp No. 164 will un-
veil the monument Of Sovereign j. E.
Carlyle Sunday, Dec. 9th at 2:30 p. m.
All neighboring camps are invited to
be present and take part in the cere-
H. F. TOWNSEND,
I'D For the Committee.
The Robesonian., 1918-12-02
AMERICANS IN PRUSSIA.
Pershing's Troops Crossed Frontier
Into Observation-Disclosures in
Oldest Town in Germany.

American troops crossed the frontier
into Prussia at daylight behind the
German rear. guards, states a dis
patch of. the 1st. Treves is the most
important city thus far captured.
American troops also are patroling
scores Of villages, however.
Gen. Pershing is in the immediate
vicinitq to observe the operations. His
advance headquarters will be estab-
lished at Treves, where Gen. Preston
Brown, will be military governor anc
Gen. Harry A. Smith in charge q
civil affairs. The advance Sunday
averaged IL miles.