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Ttda apace aaatrfbutad to tha winning of tha War hy EVERINGTON’S DRUG STORE The Saa-Tox Drag Slat*, hwitabug. North CanUxia HOTS OF MTS DID TVS "LMPOtt 8IH1.K." Broke Line the Hnaa Chlnsd CooW Net Be Broken. Goldsboro. Nov. 3.—“It was gloat and we are tired, bat happy. Wo broke the line that all Oenaaae claim ed could not be broken, and tha man float North Carolina. Booth Carolina and Tennaatae did tt with aaek dash and determination that a Sarin pris oner told me that if aU American tighten were like them that tha Gar maaa coold not bald ap longer. Aa a matter of fact, they an not holding ap anywhere, bat he did act knew It," declares Meat. Thomas Denial In a letter written to hU patents fas this sity, ia which hf gtvas p ririd I sac rip Baa af tha raeaot gnat drive aad tha Pari taken In it by GoUsbqae soldiers laFtaaOe. • "At *:50 a. as. Sept. IP, oar artil laay pat dews a enapiag barrage,” says liantanaat Daniels' Uttar. "Wa had aaaambUd quit* a Mg awmbar af gaaa for thU work, aad It waa seam astBlssj doe. Tm begin with, ia tha dawa af tha early movaiag light, aad exactly aero hour, tha man wont over tha top ia perfect warm sad held dose to the rreepUg barrage. Boon tha barrage lifted and we carried tha «f* lias tnochsa with a rwah. Soon the second enemy line and than tha third. Tha mao ia tha first waves fought down to the villagu of B— aad soon cleared it up. An hour later, by dash wo won astraddU the Hind anbury defense system, an bow later a second village was taken by oar man, and late b» tha afternoon we reached oar object tvs, a depth of 2 J-S miles. "This fight will go down in history •nd wJl ran the people of the three ttates remember and hooor their sone and brothers who fought and glorious ly died on this AeM of battle. Never had I dream ad cf each bravery—the place was alive with machine guns— thousands of them. Maay of the men were cut off from their office ns but this did not stop thorn, for they only taw «*• thing; to km Hans, sad kfll Huns they did. They nrhil machine gun neet after machine gun nest, taking them alt, leaving nothing be hind bat dead Hone and battered cuns “Cept. Zeno HoUowell. from bo me, and his company were shut off and for throe hours were subject to a rein of machine gun bullet*. When one of hie men grunted and rolled over, two of his e.mrnJes sprang up, caught him around the shoulders. and writ**4 •>ff to the aid station with him Indif ferent to the tegular hail of bullitfn. They went through without a scrat<h I Captain Hollowell'i- srr.s meek and glasses weie pierced by bullets but he was only slightly wounded. “One man eaptumt 96 prisoners by himself. Others rushed and capturod machine guns by them selves. It was a stiff, bard fight for all and It wot well fought. We just received warm congratulations from our division commander. General Lewis. , "Wa are back now for a rest and lt*» rather Ilka what Math Twain aald about polling a tight fitting Am off • sore foot. Australian and English officers of much agpartanca, who pass 1*4 OVffP fkff AfiM aftaa IVa * «lta» naU with SO and 40 foo7 dug-outs, tapered Jetty, so he thanght, a lias *het would never ba broken. And Mt ha thtak w^on ba provskad the fcafited •talas iaU the war that the tTraka would he the ansa to brook It. T#* »«»dnd Cog and Marion Denial wfn killed la this fight. They died btajely landtag tWr mya on. Baa BMa.M& WM UUa* M«'l* theday •ralMty fighting In the atiffeat part ad fee Una. ( wga talklag ta officers 6a^ and HjniuiU Just before aaip llfigpr- They were happy and Jovial and. looking forward ta the fight with ■(•eh anticipation. Thera were ether casualties in GaMsbore bay* bat I haven't yet Uaa able to aacortaia who - une *i im oow- blood on cat things I [•haeread during tha hattla waa that srWU hundreds «f Becha pjiimm Were peering dawn la groups, tha Bob Bid not aaaaa his artSDarp Are hi (hat dtraction an aceaant of (his aad I saw haadrada of hfs awn amn killed bp hi* own artillery Arc. On this road I al so saw four Hooke prisoners bringing in an American wwmdad aa a stretch or. A Gena sh «b«B CaB right (a be tween them, hating nfl four Oermsns, hot by a wtrscle the Amoriean aaeap •djgmy. . the woaadaA I aaw man with lags aad anas of laugUag aad Moklag. aad aet tka team sign ad pain aa Bwir faaae. Oaa IdyawaM lad from Pay •**•»! Tie, who smuggled into aar out flat. had o lag earriod away. Hr was laughing when they brought Mm in. aad he mid, 'a cigarette aad a drink ■f water In all I want.’ ! was talking (a tks surgeon (ho dap after (hr light. He told me that he had m« seen men with such grit—that there was net a groan treat a siagia men. Ha staled also that oaa maa was brought la with hie oia aad shoulder that away. Ha aald, ‘Destar. Ml am fiMkljr, k»Y, I got • thane* T' Th* factor anawerad that ho had a fight-! tag chaneaL Tha man aaid, ‘Oh I a I fighting chant*, 111 got well then.” “Sam* of tha poor Hon* *011 ha Haoo that tha kaiaar and Gad moat in aacrad piacaa aa did Maaa* an th* atoaatoin. Priaoaor* tag that iattara <nm ham* *tat* that thing* that* am r**r naaattlad. Bam* of th* Hmu fangkt wM in tbia hattia and htad ant to tho loot, aapadaOJ tha machine Vraan: otban rrtlad ‘Kaanrad’ prat if quick. It ama real fanny ta aaa thaaa Pmfkm »«t of a da«-oat that Uka 7*U1"€ 'kamatnd' wkhfaar. 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Wednesday, Nov. 13th. C. G. SNEADS STORE, • Thursday, Nov. 14th. JACK McGIRTS STORE, - Friday, Nov. 15th. LAURINBURG, - Saturday, Nov. 16th. LAUREL HILL DEPOT, - Monday, Nov. 18th. W. D. McLAURIN, Sheriff
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