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THE ROBESONIAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBEfl 1, 1914.
COMMENT. WAR NOTES.
According to u:i artidi ;n tfte IscwT -A. Berlin 'dispatch ctatss thai the
York Times,' fifteen ; billion , .human.; war loan has been over subscribed
lives, a sum total fir. .too.' mat -.'to and' in ' a. hope'. success-.Offle'al Sir
be rrarod -by a-.iy human imitina. :.;.. -..,ti:,.t.-..i ,
nasti?an lost mwar vine? thor - .. . : . -." :
,. - .--. . - ,..,ii.L, w ,.;,v.t 11
vu i wit ruwcwtyuuii as 4UllUWi
r. ZU Xox Mtf&i uia IU5L Jl . 11 !!rLl 1 XJ 2
to
: '. .t - 7 V. f -f - f A ?c?rt ? aw t ,4
eliniatsd thit comparatively recent ' " v'uw marra i,-
var3 have tost marly $40,000,000,000 097,394,000) consisting of , ' 1,313,110,.
and that each Man killed costs $3,677, 1 800' marks ($329,549,000) in. imperial
' V,--""-;..-...;o.nds and 1,177,205,000 marks ($294.-
Judys Frank Carter, holding ; court ! 300,000) and 1,834,171,200 - mark's
it Elizabeth City la.pt rteok, issued aijHt47&BS4800).- in "other forms" ofVe.
order .that .the shackles be remove ! cut jty
from the ankles of th? convicts on ths s ' , ,
i-asquoiamt cnaai fjang and that ths;
guards should not strike the prisoners;'
any more. a result all the guards j
Off '5,00?.
50 Stood
Adispatch of Sent. 27 from the
threw up their jobs, contending thai joattie lront says:
they could not control ths prisoners : A French, lieutenant, M. Veriin, is
unless they had the power to p-ir.h f the hero of the day a the result of an
frem, and the convicts had to be tk ; affair in which he was the main n.
n ! 3f!,.f0r la?k 'of1Kurd8' Ta-Mur& yesterday.
verier Deneves inai me nonor system Tt, . x , ,
will work with county chain fV. The lieutenant and 50 men of , his
tut the guards are skeptical. .company were reconnoitering 10 miles
- i'n advance of the main body on the
Secretary of State Wm. J." Bryan j lse river whenthey encountered 5,000
delivered an address at Asheville Sat- I Germans. The Frenchmen took re-
urday night in the interest of Con-j1" ln nearby woods and from this
k IL -
The Telephone
and Good Roads
RTessman James M. Gudger, Jr., Dem
ocratic candidate lor Congress. Mr.
Bryan declared that the election of a
Democratic majority in the House is
necessary to the successful accom.
plishment of Prlsidcnt Wilson's plans '
for remedial legislation.
shelter fired voljeys until onlv 13 of
their detachment remained alive, and
oi tnese four were wounded. The
party then crept away.
The Germans hesitated to attack
i the woods for fear of a trap.
In county school news published
in Thursday's Robesopian mention
was made of a plan adopted by
the
Orrum hisrh schopl to avoid taking the j nue Du Trocadcro, at the
children altogether out of the cotton
paten at this tims of year, when their
help is needed on many farms. School
opens at 7:30 a. m. and closes at 2
p. m. ThU enables tha children to
spend a larg3 part of each afternoon
in the cotton patch. This schedule of j
work has been in operation for
several days and our , concspondent
says the teachers declare the attend
ance and 'punctuality records are just
as good as ever. The trustees and
tochers of tha Orrum school are tp
" tie cof ffatulated on hitting upon
such an ecelfent plajl t
Bomb Blew Man's Head Off.
A Paris dispatch states that four
bombs were dropped on that city Sun-
uaj. une missile, exD odmp in Avo.
Cornpr of
the Rue Freycinct, blew the head from
th shoulders of a man who was stand
ing there ;with his laughter and
cripled the child, whose legs were
shattered.
Germans Sacrificed Without Appar
ent Reason by Their Officers
Paris Dispatch.
Wounded soldiers from the region
of Craonne descrihad the hntHaa ;.!,
SiindaVi-and Mondnv no kn,. i,
Ldeadly for the Gefmans who, they fav
aacuiiL-en wunout apparent rsa.
v . .L ; - . wi oy tneir omcers.
Stories of horrible outrages thatjS Srnf with great
come from war-torn Europe have to he GnS re tomS" "
be taken with a deal of allowance, ae'in o-iTv t, L- End
Many who have sent out reports of ! Khn d. dowT by thp'
cruelties practiced by the other sid. j fe, j Sj? e T m? 14 ws
have no doubt drawn on their imagi-! $Y di J3 ZZ ?nt f
nation. No doubt in the fever of hate TuC?J ?sssi0n. of. tn
Germans. Trenches ahnt. hnri lino i
carefully prepared for resistance of
the Allies' advance were filled with
d?ad.
A superior ofRcsr amonir the wnnnrl
ed estimated the German losses in thi s
engagement alone at 70,000.
.The, telephone goes hand in hand ith good
The telenh
cles of bad roads and makes it possible for the
farmer and other rural residents to transact busi
ness in the city and with neighbors, when the
roaas are impassaDle. ' -
Progressive farmers are insisting upon good
roads and telephones. These two agencies of
modern civilization are doing more than all others
rowara eliminating trie isolation of country life.
You can have a telephone in your home at very
small cost. Send a postal for our free booklet
giving complete information. -
FARMERS' LINE DEPARTMENT
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAF H COMPANY
S. PR YOR STREET
192
ATLANTA, GA.
and mad for revenge, men and women,
too, are doing calmly and deliberately
tideeds that they never dreamed them
,! t-Hs 4f doing; but when we
ijig out the eyes of
t ' 1JI knives, of young
; fc4J - ht " mutilating the
wounded, wa -tWt believe that such
barbarisms have been committed to
any great extent When such deeds
USE SYRUP IN PLACE OF
...
A.- M - -
G alvanized Syrup Evaporator
Pans 6ft. 7 l-2f t ' and9ft.
Shimmers, Measures and Funnels
H. CALDWELL,
Hardware Department Lumberton, N. Carolina
Pound for Pound
Cotton.
A. T. Co. Will Buy
are cnartrea as-amst the adherents
j . i ... . .. "ininirion star.
of one side, we know that the next p1rfhPr iL ,
day they will be denied and vmU JZnt T
of the other side will bring countei ' r w f country are rally
charges just as bad-worse they could j D"f ?? .aid of -th Vut in t!ie
not be ' P-f sent crisis occasioned by the diffi
culty of finar.cino- tha
because of the war abroad is contains i
in circular letters received by whole,
sale dealers here from the Araricn
Tobacco Company, satins' that fm.
every ton of tobacca miriico
the wholesale dealers of the South this
season, the company will purchase a
ton of cotton at 10 cents a pound.
These circular letters have been
sent out the American Tobacco Com
pany to the wholesale dealers all over
the South. The purchaser, of
will be made through the wholesale
dealers and stored bv th
age certificates being forwarded to tho
American Tobacco Company.
GIVE YOUR BEST.
(Madeline S. Bridges, in Boston Tran-scriDt.
There are loyal hearts, there are spi.v
its brave,
There are souls that are pure and
true.
Then give to the world the best that
you have,
And the best will come back to you.
Have faith, and hearts all around
will show
Their faith in your work and deed;
Give love, and their love to you will
p'erflow,
As a strength in your utmost need.
North Carolina Banks Are Not Hoard
ing Money.
The Corporation Commission tele
graphed Secretary of the Federal
Treasury McAdoo Saturday a compa
rative statement of tht fiiances of the
i State banks, which the commission de
dares, "discloses that North Caro
lina banks are not hoarding money,
but carrying lower reserves than
they did in 1913 and have borrowed
for use of customers more than twice j
the amount they did sEme period last
year." '.v'.'
"This accords," says the commis.
sion, "with our general information
that our backs are doing all they safe
ly can to meet the present conditions.
We have not detailed information as
to interest charged on existing loans or
demand for new accommodations, but
our, information through, our bank ex
aminers and . otherwise, is that the
banks are charging or demanding no
higher interest now than than they did
under normal condition. Our banks ar-j
net making any new loans, but this
is due to the fact that they are carry,
ing the loans made in the spring and
summer to enable tho crops to be
made and to a large extent obviatas
the necessity for new loans.
In conclusion the commission as-!
sures Secretary McAdoo that the com
mission will co-operate in every way
possible with him in his wise and laud
able effort to see that abundannt cur
rency is dist.rihut
' v . .i WIO tuuiiLry j i i ,
ucn way as to meet the demands! ie "EAUACHY, DIZZY. ..
muiuus, CASCARETS"
Your Livtr is Full of Bile; Bowels
Clogged, Stomach Sour, Tonzue
Coated, Breath Bad.
Get a 10-cent box now.
You're bilious! You havo a throb
bing sensation in your head, a bad
Uste in your mouth, your eyes burn,
your skin is yellow, with dark rings
under your eyes: vour lins a
parched. No wonder you"" feci uo-lv.
mean and ill-temnr.l Vnn
- - 1 " - " J O L 1 1 1
IS full Of hllA nnt nrnnn.1.. n I - .e
anu wnai you neca is a cleaning rn in. j
iue. uon i-continue being a biliou3 j
nuisance to yourself and those who i
love you, and don't res-crt to hirh!
physics that irritate and injure' you. j
kemember that most diso.'d:r.T'ofthe :
vcl -. :L;-3 cured '
:ilie. thorough
: vVi' you sleep.
i"" d:-!?ggi?t will '
wU cle-;:
- ' V' 1 '
' r- . . - y '
For life's a mirror of king and slave,
Tis just what you are and do;
Then give to the world the best that
you have,
And the best will come back to you.
f every section during the extraor-
I.
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I lL CONCFNTRATEO iM
jfe (ounces;
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The n&t&sl!
One fourth more pure,?
strong Concentrated Lye for
Ten Cents in Mendleson's Big
Twenty-Ounce , Can ' of Solid
Xye Y "
Other cans give you only
'sixteen ounces for your dime.
y Every can warranted full
strength, no adulterants, no
fillers-just pure Concentrated I
Lye for every use, -Threol
cans for a quarter
Sixteen ounces of "Pow- -
dered Lye for a dime instead '
of the twelve ounce can of other powdered lye.
aw
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HEADACHE GONE! NO
PAIN OR NEURALGIA
Don't Suffer! Get a 10-Cent Package
of Dr. James Headache Powders
and Stop Headache or Neuralgia
Pain.
When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will go wild.
Its needless to -.suffer when you
can take ir remedy like Dr. James'
Headache Powders and relieve the pa.n
and neuralgia at once. Send someon?
to the drug store now for a dime pack
age of Dr. James' Headache Powlers
Don't suffer. In a few mnwe . Acmembcr that mos
1G Ttp,,. . 'II ftomach, liver and 1
i y morning with p
Cascaiets they we?
A 10-cent box i'rom j
keep you? livifs?!!'j
"tomach. !wset."
'or nor-th'. .'Cl!il-i
will feel fine Headache .gone no
more neuralgia pain.- , -.. -
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-r iiK FLETCHER S-.'s
MOST ECONOMICAL '
Mendleson's Twenty-Ounce Can w2I saponify eight"
pounds of grease, making the best hard or soft soap and
that's more than any other ten cent can do. Every i
can gives full directions for soap making, 'exact measures ;
ments, how long to bo3. r ,
Concentrated Lye is one of the handles! articles, fai tho household
or on the farm. A use for it every day. Cheapest and best cleanser
and disinfectant; for washing woodwork, cleaning kitchen furniture,
scrubbinff floors; for sinks and drains. Used ia treating hogs and
coring for poultry. For every use you get best results, mqst economic-
t.f bom ;
MEIUDLESORI'S LVE--
PURE AVO STRONG
A dunm invested in a Twenty Oanee Can of MENDLESON'S LYE
bringi proof of better value. Remember the name MENDLESON'S
and bay it of the following flealent
WHOLESALE DEALERS
R. C. BIRMINGHAM GRO. CO, LUMBERTON, N
RETAIL DEALERS
JNO. P. M'NEILL, L , rci:TONX C.
JOHN M. BROWN, RED SPHIXGS, N. C.
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$i F; l Yv THIRTY DAYS WE WILL SELL SHOES, (
f ) it 'Jks CLOTH IXG AT 'GREATLY REDUCED
D PL V- V: TO, OUR .STORE AND SAVE MONEY. . C
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hat we never substitute or guess.
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