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t z. l v c.r. rorn THE R0BES0XIAX, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 191 j. THE ROBESOXIAX Published MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS By BOIESOMAN PUBLISHING CO. 0. A. SHARP E President Office 107 West Fourth Street. Telephone No. 20. ntered as second class mail matter at the postoffice at Lumberton, N. C. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year $1.50 Three Months 45 Sx Months 75 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1914. TSIXG.TA U S URREXDERS. A CALL TO ARMS. The followinp advertisement clippeJ ' m a newspaper pu!lihed in Scor- Grmans Lo.hc Single Far liane East e.-n SICK, SOUR STOMACH. INDIGESTION OR GAS :,r.d was handed The Rohe.sor.ian the other i!ay iy Mr. A. W. McLean, and it passed along to our readers as a matter of interest in connection with the European war: Your Kinp and Country Need You. A CALL TO ARMS An addition of 100.000 men to His Majesty's Regular Army is immediately necessary in the present grave National Emergen. "The business of the country seems to ba steadily and even rapid ly adjusting itself to normal condi tions," says the Charlotte Observer, only cotton beinjr yet 'to the bad,' and the cotton situation is improv ing each day." And then the Obser ver points out how "foreign business is coming in with,' a whirl." how- Lord Kitchener is confident that appeal will be at once responded to by all those who have the safe ty of our Empire at heart TERMS OF SERVICE General Service for a period of 3 years or until the war is con. eluded. Age of Enlistment between 19 and 30. HOW TO JOIN. Full information can be obtained at any postoffice in the Kingdom or at any military depot. GOD SAVE THE KING. This will remind older readers of 'calls to arms" during the 60's .na oi .Most Picturesque- of Minor Phases of Great World War Revenge for Japan. Tokio Dispatch, 7th. it is otnciallv announced that th, German fortress at Tsing.Tau has surrendered to the Japanese and Brii ;.'h .forces. It i officially announced that the rst Mtp in bringing about the sur i render of the fortresa occured at mid night, when the infanry charged an J occupied the middle fort of the. Una of defense. In this operation thev ; took .'00 prisoners. The fall of Tsing.Tau ends th most picturesque of the minor phaje.s oi tne great world war now raging, iwu continents and in many islands of the seas where colonies of the warring nations were planted combats of more or less interest hivs taken place, garrisons have been captured and towns occupied peace fully, but in the little German con. cession on the south side of the Shantung peninsula of China there has been going on since late in Au gust a reduced scale of war that that from all accounts has dnnli;- Also ed nearly all the features of th.-is, it ougnt to cause us all to pause and battles in Europe that have result reflect upon our manv blessine-s. in m tne capture of fortified positions. snite of what v ronsi.W t.h noh . The caPture of Tsing.Tau loses to t i- v,- l- .v, . . . ! uei '""" ner last loot oi possessions order fnr cmnrl. f,. , v ... -----.- on me Asiatic mainland as well - vi uui uc.ui , now armies large bei of hard times uii me asiuuc mainiana as wen as would be up to many readers of her last st'rntPcnV - tnwii VWVOlViC ind The Robesonian if thev or their fath. of the German Emnire in Eurono. that manufacturing plants er, had not been wise enoue-h to romp i For nearly three menoths the little are coming in so fast ers had not been wise enough to come are beintr enlarged. "A inain fi-m m tV,ic "in in Chicago has booked an order ir the brave." 5,000,000 bushels of wheat for France " be shipped this month,' we read. And A dispatch from Salisbury states .vel Chi evidently having lost hisbearings, entered the home of the so it goes. Every prospect pleases that a b , I i i . i c t ah wie uusmess worm in tnis country stay. But the money is on the wv. cltVedltor of The Post but realising The Observer says in another' editor ial, "North Carolina's share of th? German garrison of about 7,000 men has held out against the land and sen attacks of Japanese and of certain British detainments of both white and Indian troops that found them- ina at the outbreak of relief money (from the cotton fund for the South) wilf soon be available, possibly simultaneously with the op ening of the reserve banks. This will be oh the 16th.. After that all th.? the war. What the losses of the garrison have been are not known, but the official Japanse and British reortnditateithatTsing: Tau had'rfeen. taken at heavy cost of men on the part of the Allies. . It was on Aueust 15 that Jannn so hananeara i thrpw hpr f ntn the T?,,n., ,,. tnat tne burglar left without taking las Great Britain's ally after demand anything, but that it was because j inS that Germany withdraw or intern Ju. jmaUJu. -ivaIft the- place . with. out taking anything with him. f ha reader is hot to understand that it was because he was lake "Pape's Diapepsin" and in F.'ve Minutes you'll Wonder What Be came of Misery in Stomach. Wonder what upset your stomach which portion of theood did the dam. age do you? Well, don't bother, 'f your stomach is in revolt; if sour,; gassy and upset, and what you just! ate has fermented into stubborn j lumps; head dizzy and aches; belch i gases and acids and eructate undies.! ted food; breath foul, tongue coated : just take a little Pape's Diapepsin and in five minutes you wonder what 1 became of the indigestion and di. ! tress. j Millions of men and women todav I know that it is needless to have a bad stomach. A little Diapepsin occasion ally keeps this delicate organ regu lated and tfiey eat their favorita foods without fear. If your stomach doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; if your food is a damage instead of a help, remember the quickest, surest,; most harmless relief is Pape's Dia. ! pepsin which costs only fifty cents fo I a large case at drug stores. It's truiy wonderful it digests food and sets j things straight, so gently and that it is really astonishing, for your sake, don't go on and a weak, disordered stomach; unneccesry. vf fieri Wfiy&w Rick or Pnro?? frcsrz jiwm tv z r,tii von i jqgz: Oyster Supper at Marietta. C'jnespondcnce of The Robesonhu Marietta, Nov. 7 On Friday cre irlr.g Nov. 13th, the Ladies' Ai-: S--. cioi cf Marietta will have an -yster KKI'ner in the hall of t'u Gmg building. Ice cream, cake and coff;;3 will be served also. The public is ez-z tended a very cordial invitation to be present. lirei v n niuii Jo i. 3 L- . easi!v rin T -i , '" "iw'iriiu oi fllsyounffer Please j erJe)S upon ,7 ,f rHraSLnVeolJSfr on with a;j"nv our money, nre fs tonUm?nvuY oifr c !n"iZ w s0 Z 'J iv " rJc S"J57 Preparing ns for Uesalnfoh, fn' rZv'Vr W'S, be comfortable, vou mult hi- . . - . .lltlll v 1IU 1 . I I If ' II II' l the money , i'ifA -vo" e,,n r"u bnblcupon t 3 011 jj.-lAifiO when voir irere voimeer. - n YOUlfbnnlcintr with US lJuy j,er cent Interest eompountled quarterly First National Bank, Under control United States Government, Lumberton, N. C. he could find nothing worth taking. money the Sou,th might want will ne " . " " , a" a,!' ... ... No experienced burclar would wasro on call of course eral. 0- with the collar time by breaking into the house of a newspaper man. Judge Geo. P. Pell, a member of i ' 0 the State Tax Commission, thinks that Secretary of the Navy. Daniels i when the remote counties are heard of the opinion that the slump in the ! of victory which eventually became 'ill imwoV.!v.n i A '. A ii naiouio in amciik; Waters and relinquish possession )of K'ao. Chow, In taking it the Japanese again Lave had revenge for certain phases of their war with China 20 years ago. Victorious Japan was forced, at the instigation of Germany, to give up Port Arthur her main fruit from it will be found tli.it i Democratic vote this year, particu. the tax amendment has bean larly the result in New York, was adopted he bids the State Le due to the disposition of the Wil. of good cheer and fear not, "for tho son Administration to help the South, test tax systems in America," he is ; And yet bfore the election our Roo quoted in newspaper dispatches from ! eson county Republican brethren Raleigh as saying, "are in the States' tried to make it appear that the of Ohio, Wisconsin West Virginia present Administration had and Kansas, which hav idpntiVnihr . uu"e the same constitutional provisions tha';nth,ne f0r the SUth and did not ve have and there is no reason why-" & hang what haPPened to the we can't do as well." If the Legis- SUth' lature will listen to reason, all might oe wen, he thinks. So Judge Pell says: "If the Legislature will lis. ten to the recommendations of th.j State Tax Commissipn and not throw them in the waste basket as formerly me t-uiuiaent tnat we Russian Ten years later in 1904.05 Ja. pan fought Russia and again took Port Arthur. Now after another in terval of ten years, in association with British forces, Japan has seized the German possession of Kiao-Chow which ha9 been a thorn in Japan's side for two decades. STATE NEWS .'..-J The Western North Carolina Meth odist Conference will convene af Shel- by . Wednesday of this week. Bishop Waterhouse of California will pre side. State Daughters of the American Revolution closed a two-day meetin. at Durham Wednesday. Waynesvilla was selected as the next place of meeting. Miss Lila Rodman of Wash ington, N. C, was chosen regent. Maj. W. A. Graham, commissioner of Agriculture, and Miss Sallie Hill Clark were married Wednesday in Raleigh at the home of the brother cf the bride, Chief Justice Walter Clark of the Supreme Court Maj. Graham and his bride went to Flroida on their wedding trip. ! ' ' ZIIZZZZ " " """ f -more yourtotton THE When baby suffers with croup, ap ply and give Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil j at once. Safe for children. A little goes a long way. 25c and 50c at all drug stores. can pit: Prophets of evil we have ever with b-it especially do they abound -vlien times are a little dull. Somj folks seem to get their greatest hap piness in being miserable over dread. feet s good a'system as the St ite ful thin8:3 that the' have figured oat -pflrm vi ,1 'iciJi-cn ;ri li e Tifar t:i Cotton and Cotton Seed Prices. In the Markets of North Carolinafor the week ending Saturday, Octo ber 31st, as reported to the Division of Markets. North Carolina Arri cultural Experiment SJation, ,TWest Raleigh. North Eastern TOWN Price of Middling Price of cotton seed cotton Askin 6 1-46 1.2c Aulander 6 1-4 6 3-8c Cpheld mentioned." Brother Fleming's observation', about the lack of regard for the right of others one so often sees manifest ed on trains are directed at some thing that needs to la hit once in a while; for the "railroad hog" is ever with us. The man who takes up a whole seat with his self and his batrgatre on a car whe are bound to 'ture. The . 1 i pie navo nev Greenville a i97 greatest trouble mbsc pea- New Bern 6 i ,fi o 4f lever hannens. p, i " Vanceboro :. 6 1-4 6 3.4c Washington 6 1-8 6 l-4c Windsr 6 1.2c South Eastern. Clarkton 57,3 ;c Fayetteville 6 1,4 7c Fremnt m'm 6 1-4 61.2c .6 1.2c UMJ meals dailv anrl nlnno o- b lz tc WAR NOTES 400.000 Meals Daily For Starving Bel. gians. London Dispatch, fith. Provisions sent to Brussels' hv th American Comwwci'nn u , , , . important r.,i.-.. L JC lCilKL 01 uoidsboro -.r,v... .uc ftupmying 4UU,- others are standing who have iust as plete for carrinc on n Bim:io, ! Lumberton 6 65-8c much rig-ht to a seat is a kind of hog ' tl?rouchout that Part of Belgium occu- i Maton .6 1-86 3-8c that canno ;be denounced too s.. pied bJ' the Germans. The . Dutch North Central verely. That is due to cuednc';: and illbreeding. But there flrP W r Ti i ,, I ; T . A 7: . l"e am" ! ud'wn 6 1.4-6 5-8c ways in whjch people thoughtless'-, row- cause fellow-travelers inconvenience " and annoyance. Mr. Fleming ;i, Washington Dispatch, 6th with 2,000 tons of food and the steam lelius is expected to leave tomor. Conway with 1,700 tons of wheat. Trfii,i President Wilcnn r.lQ.r t.: 1 . . ' - ' ' .UUdl .11'' (It'll . I it every, proclamation declaring the neutrality ;.Pine Level the com- , of the United States in tha nfli Pinetons . - . I -' ' vwiiiiiu ; - I ion ana iconvenience of others Enfield 6 1.2 6 7-8c !Kenl' 5 3-4 6 3-4c Louisburg 5 i2c N. 6 1-2 7c raps one of those wavs. body would consider first :a bpf.WPPn rirpQ- Ti t o J rn . v. T5 1 : .... u ' " "main aiiu lurKev. It xvaieiijn gi o rq a would add greatly to the pleasure of ls, the sa.me as those issued to cover Riggsbee 6 l-2c oeni- Rocky Mount 6 1-2 7c Scotland Neck 6 i2 7C Greatest Victory Yet. Smjthfield t6c Paris Dispatch, 6th. . , Spring Hope 6 5-8c 7c iroving about on thi f,.,,. . uie tonill"s between the other UJ ,aw ui uy auto or by am u-al-drawn vehickle a just mcityir.g along on the ankle express. Grand Duke Nicholas, commando . Tarboro .6 1.2 6 7.8c o in chief of the Russian forces in the i Warrenton 61. 2c os reany loucning to see, near V ' a leiegram to General vnson 6 j2 qc the close of the campaign, how the Joffre commander-in-chief of representatives of corporations bcame o concerned lest the 1 j . Aocia nave to taxes (Mnder the by local peopie pay more proposed amend ment to the Constitution;. owner r.f city blocks, assessed at anywhere from 'A i tn -rifl now -e .i , .cin. meir value, wjrj iso airaia tnat the owner humble cottage, who is. non taxes on 75 to 100 JjKth. have hU taxe, lriVK" ,1tt?.g iJSSS f 'v vTtuvufccuLi em uncn haiuineaa is inA rinu . -. : ;,7tV'" c,an. D. taken out and thsjZebulon 61-2 6 5-8c South Central 6 11-2 6 5-8cc French forces, savinc the Russia have gained in East Prussia the great-! Charlotte est victory since the be yinninor nf tlio.. 1 war. e 1 Cleveland j Concord Deafness Cannot Be Cured iST.;; v..v .v ;:':::::::':';;:;;lTt7"8c made his tax return, was also afraid that the taxes of the poor man might be increased. This consideration for the poor folks was so touching that it almost moved -one to tears or to profanity, Statesville Landmark. . It wa touching indeed. tutie restored unless the in hearing cases out nf t-I" rver; mna a'jnnourg 6 6 l-8c oe 6 3-4 71 -4c re-ville 6 5-86 3-4c Morven .. 6 1-2 6 3.4c Mt Gilead ' 4 NtwUn .!.!......".61 2c Kfvox qi.2 6 3-4c JCaeford c i o Salisbury ,,,t 61-5 61-3c Stnfoid .. ....... i ....... .. ........ 6 1-4-6 1-2 Shelby ..61-2c Statesvflle .. 61-2 6 3-4c per ton $14.00 15.00 15.00 13.50 17.00-18.'k) 17.0017.50 14.0016 00 14.00 14.00 15.0016.00 14.0016.00 16.0017.00 14.00 15.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 14.0016.00 14.0015.00 17.00 15.00 15.0017.00 13.33 15.0021.00 13.2016.00 16.66 15.0016 00 16.0020.00 15.00 14.35 16.00 14.0016.00 15.0016.50 16.66 14.0015 00 15.00 15.00 15.0017.00 13.0016.00 16.6617.33 13.00 15.00 13.00 -I6.U0 114.00 17.50 14.50 lo.OO 13.00 lb'.O.) 14.00 1C.00 13.00 13.00- -IF.Od 16.S;) 18.66 13.5 -15.09 15.01 16.HU -5.0016 00 1P.6G . 13.0015.00 16.00 National Bank of Lumberton Will Lend you money at 6 per Cent, on bonded warehouse receipts. Hoarding Cotton is hoard ing money. Come in andvtalkfthe matter over with us. We are never too busy to talk to our FARM ER FRIENDS. Let us serve you. Make our Bank your Bank. The National Bank of Lumberton LC V. BROWN, Cashier. The Store of Good Taste OUR SKETCH PICTURES THE RESULT OF USING OUR QUALITY GROCERIES "There' Little Waste In THINGS OF GOOD TASTE" JI.THESE TASTE GOOD OUR WEEKLY RECIPE MI SALAU Cut the roW,, 5 : , ... . J uf pieces ana spnt each one; iuu ury m a lowei ana set on ice- picoie a sqaaii cup oi English wcl- nut meats and two heapine tablo. spoonfuls of chopped olives, with :i cup of stiff mayonnaise. Just before serving mix all together Dut intn salad-bowl, with celery leaves around the edge, do not use lettuce. Be rare. ful not to put the mayonnaise on the celery till the last moment, and have the mayonnaise very thick. TOMATO SOUP WITH ORANGE SLICES. To clear tomato sobn nr tomatto bouillon add an unpeeled or- ange very thinly sliced. Phonea No. 1 and 207. Try them for Breakfast BuckWheat Maple Syrup Rolled Oats Puffed Wheat Grape Nuts Corn Flakes Cream of Wheat Saxon Food Shredded Wheat J. H. WISHART .fajf8luyI11iiforcQI-lpwtofc Bt br tt of 14 Twn. Telephone No 1 ni ttT.
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