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SOFIA. Bulgaria, Sapt 11. tlpMiiii
lUnlMHiky, Sat) U< adrant U |Mtr
M Bulgaria** premier. baa Mm
farnUktoß lEur*p* With M little amuae- |
Mat hjr th« iimiihmlow uM daftaat |
•ray hd' kta been irtafting King MM*,
had by hi* ladlffetont attitude IMhil
Met lon* *|* h* t*ld UWTTInt If h* did
.il«t do the bidding m th* aw****, he
If might flad him*. If without a thron*
tad ih the mldit es He add
*d • warning that young Bart* meat
hot heap hi* ifa aa hath *Ma* as th*
fane*; that h* could give hi* support
only te aaa party, and that party th*
|L*.-ou|* la power. i,, .
Th* Malwart Agrarian laadar also ha*
Bivaa »*ic* to eusaily ngvel aapr***iaas
an variosi* qoeition* as th* day. “My
inaml**,” ha aapa, “aakad th* (Mat to j
. throw aa ortt. Bat that weul<_n*t ha
ta conformity with eaaatituUoaal aa- i
age. And then they da aat know tho
king. I ha** bias wall tralaad. 1 tr*at
him Uka a aaa, I ha** baaa teaching
h'ai politic* far thra* yaar*, aad ha ta
qalta daeoud t* m*. W* a** gaiag t*
bat alga alb t* th* Agrarian*, Badtcai* aad
ho«UI Damocrat* far tab alactian* afj
1954, aateaa I am aaaaaaiMtad la th»
iaaaaUma. „
‘ “I like th* Bulgarian Comar* a lata.’*
Biamhaullaky dcelarva, “bacadho fkay
auppovt aa* hrithaat aay «ogag*m*nt ea
»y >art* which h cunveatoat far ate.
Th* Cam muniit* • ay* p ran Iml pfaplt* ‘
and thay wUI shortly ha«am* i |gft
fit to gw*era. They hr* forgetting their
prtaelpßm mar* aad mgpa, aad thay
know h#w to atUnpßßudat* thamoatr**
ta dreuflMtghma. Thay Khow how ta !
talk »o aa to pleas* people.”
Th* Premier aay* ha does aat com
a snap about roparation*. “Separation*
. ero humbug. My coaaoctioh* abroad Mw
maoh stroagor aad mar* aamaroaa than
war* th aaa of JUag Perdtnaad. P.rdl-
I Ban knew oaiy arawaad heads as ad
imparts new, while lam a* latimate
term* wtoh tho rating paiHiotaao as the
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I A* A* Joseph Welcomes
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I to the beet place to trade in the State. /
I That's a broad statement you say—but it's true—for j
25 yeers and over, we have sold really good stylish J
clothes—and we propose to keep on with our set rules— *
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1 to the best at the lowest {k>ssible prioe.
A. A. Joseph invites you to his Fall
s . and Wednesday, Sept. 26th and 27th. '
amma^{k
Familiarize yourself with the New Fall Styles.
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We bid you welcome at our opening and throughout
the year. * * i r *f*. fiy IH
A. A. JOSEPH •;.
i • My Outfitter 3 3|.V
Under Hotel Kennon GOLDSBORO, N. C.
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whala wacid. Th.r* la aa tem. th- !
hady Wffl touch Bulgaria. I bh*« gat
pr*a*|a*». Aad than w* bar* cam* t*
•* *adwr*tainding with Krirto Rah**
•hi. Cammiaaary hi tßa Ukraine. Th*
B**l*t» kill am ahaaddh «a *
M. WtmahiMMp has »*l*ad a Warning
m t# th* fktvya. “B**m akMld aathtag
•ta* happen.” ha dhclar**. “th*r» will
ha • Baaaikl mta-up Wfor* long. Baa.
•b preparing a dahmto
khlrii"'l* inerttahto lb* .hall M«aga
tatta fhta mßwaenl tap, and *o**«Mag
I* »ur* to com* oat as it. Waft aad
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COMB* TO OBTBNBB
or hrvoBCSD wife.
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•h* la Ckargad VBh Caaaglracy to KIN
Baaami Baahaad far laaurnaaa. "
HUNTINGTON, W. Sapc M.
Although h« di**r**d his wlf* that ah*
might marry aa*th*r, waalthiar man,
- .'p-y.
Jam** K. Mm at Carhin. Ky., has mm*
bar* ta Baftad th* w*o>*a. Wh* ta he'd
• an charge of to marker bar
Th* wit* la Mr*, law* Mas Bow
man, « losal basin*** man, was named
M _ i. n <
Dir IB «TICB BMIrfVwB BM»<
May Mia. Bawmaa wh* (Mag to Nm
■tat* JUnpttal. far th* ttoum far *k”
NinUm. «•
Behert BMcMm, it iHMtfto, tad
Chart** Ripley, a rdtlroad ahepman,
ha*, told *a MaMMlg attowmg MM.
I*w*m hi rad them fa* MJWO ta MU
Bawaumi the maaay taka paid from th*
Mlleß inBVVBRTT. taw" •• /"
Ih "lattiag tba law taka M* eoaras,*
km fit* tooth dtftoranMp. *•»»*■
“Bh* may b* ho aald to
day, "1 woladn't h* sgrpriaad, but ah*
Is th* moth** of my twa uaall eh lld ran
aad I harent forgattaa th* aid la**.
I want daaovt Baa.”
Caaa* to «h Nttoil Gama. Bagt to
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yr|ti nice o||nrn
AUHn 1 iiUUU UnlwJLlr
4 Nifh | MYnffifr &
Hot MBurngkr MaSc CmbUnmb!
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BAYUML trf'lSr Bopt-'-B*-—t?ot- !
•I«r» In tnitoßM’y this part* th* dmr
•**'af tatopbjg mwl from Tfxllt. BaVk
•ad t# n **7toTtoiU. are learning hptr
V* alrMtafUM'-togm of th* reatrtotigpb
as th* Bangs auUentlaa.
Ther* U th* oaa* as tba pto «at Bfi
X*ata. af j
Raariaa fhpatog wha.J*
Boat** and Wth*r American cltto*. had to
ratnrn ta bMlkgtad aa p«r*oaal bush
naaa. Thl* itokladii. aha can** Seuth, j
and dp-litdy In Batnm anxtow ta ••
to Trebiiond fawn th* coast to Turk Nik
territory ta fnlflU a dancing engage- !
m*"t Th* part author!tie. au.pictad
ah* wa* trying to hid than
•ad at th* asm* time tarty away a sow
of tba Jawala for which BnaaU haw
become famous Ba thay bogaa (hair
■•mu. Thay dttola*d Xaniat aaa rehod
tadk away h*r men*y HWtt
•ha wagld go.
’“'AH right," thay said finally. *J»f yto
inaiati but you cant inks that Angora
oat. Wo bar* a little ld*a ya* ha**
tod bar itwols, aad that aac* aboard
tba stoaruMr —".
Tear*. Xania *h*d thorn Npwdy, hut
th* ahewar waa la onto. Thau an offi
cial *aid ha hollared b. woo Id cat th*
•at open skyway, then aad that*.
BThomupop th.r* cam* te th* fraut
Mr. MattNaana, Xenia’* nManger, than
trtoal, diplomatic, and atb*rwi*e. aad
kto a unhand. “Uta man handle thta
•ituatioa," ho decl*f*d. «c*t th* eat ;
epan," ho mid. “but aa that* Harm*: if j
Jatral* ar* fend ia kar iaaldM yen. Mr. i
Cuatoma Inapactor ton ahoat aw. If thaw j
ar* a* Jewoda. I will altoat pan. Thar* |
I* th* pittolt ttoa* aw my .porting I
terms Go ahead and cut.”
But aai'bffielai «o V id glthatond thta j
•ritoace as goad faith. He lot them <
M *• Trahlaoad. all thro*, th* danter, [
th* diplomat aad th* eat H* no* t«n*!
th* atary on bimwlf. and still insist*!
ths wt eanlsd th* j*w*lc.
BUPPBBiNG MOM BNffß WOUND
KINSTON, M. G, Sapt. 18.--Harry J
Datfto a rotarnn of th* UStb totontry in \\
th# Warld Wgr, I* safariug from knit* j
woukd. th# police yriay alleged ta h«to|
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September 26th and 27th
Goldskoro’s Fall Opening
Snappy Goods at Snappy Prfcea. The merchants of Goldsboro have bought thefr FaH \
Stocks for the folks of thl* community. jQn this market you will find the very boot
*** be had. As an induce ment to the merchants to place |
the very nicest of their goods where they may be Ofcen, the associa- "
tion will give *30.00 in prises to the **> merchants who have the j
most beautiful window display.
' Gome teflfk them over and spend your money in Goldsboro* *, l'
A.A.JOSEPH •»V H N.A.EDWARDS
Hicks b hawley , > neil Joseph
GOLDSBORO SHOE S. KANNON DEPT. BTORB A 1 Y |
“EPSTEttrtl” , A.PHILUP
SMITH HADWARE CO. , W. BU.IS f -<T
ROYALL* BORDEN JAMES HANNON . f
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LE. PhARSON ISAACS FURNITURE CO. , 2 i
*c. z. Kadis a sons > * n. weiu&bror. L
WAYNE SHOE STORE HANDLEY-STALLINGS * *f.
Boost the Goldsboro M*rko
Because It WiU Boost Yo«
to*u toggtf*. to Atopw Giralhmy The
rngw- *»iMta« '>« m taKntylh 'th* *a*t
gmr pmrt as (Mo ktap Twetoay wight.
MM. mtaamd th* «U.r
Bt *uto«totolW> hdgi BfcritajS ngani.t
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; Horses
TWOCAR IX) Ans OF HORSES WILL BE SOLD AT IT STAB- ]
' ACS, ON CENTER STREET, in GOLfeSBORO, N. C„ AT tMO 1
M, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER as, 1922. ' ’
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These horses are direct from St Louis, Missouri, and are the
best I coaid buy. Twenty are well broke and ready far any ktftfi
of work, and twenty are unbroke but can be easilyhandtod In tti*
or three weeks. homqr wefo not raised on the rihge but
inside fences.
Bvery horse offered atthis sale will be sold regardless to price
and there will
These horses win weigh from 1000 to 1800 pounds, all good I
colors and the short blocky kind ttqt everybody
Come and look them over before the sale. Remember the date, J
place, time and tell your friends Sale rain or shine. 5 1
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