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THE ROBESONIAN, LbJtBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1911
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LEMON JUICE .
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if skin is sunburned,
; tanned or freckled
Squeeze the juice of two lemons in
to a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White, shake well, and
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freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and
complexion beautifier, at very, very
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Your grocer has the lemons and
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ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how freckles, sunburn, windburn and
tan disappear and how clear, soft and
white the skin becomes. Yes! It is
harmless.
PRESIDENT WILSON ON
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Pro-Germanism Again Haa Lifted
Its Head in This Country Amer
ica is Necessary to the Peace of
thb World.
The Associated Press gives the
following report of President Wil
son's speech at Sioux-Falls, S. D.,
on the 8th:
Declaring pro-Germanism again
had lifted its head in this country
President Wilson declared in an ad
dress here tonight that "every ele
ment of chaos" was hoping there
would be "no steadying hand" placed
on the world's affairs.
"I want to ' tell you " said the
President, "that withW the last two
weeks the pro-German element in the
United States again has lifted its
head."
This element saw a chance, he said,
by keeping their nation out of the,
league of nations to make possible,
again what Germany had tried to do!
in the great war. It was a clean-cut)
issue, Mr. Wilson declared, between,
this new order or the old German
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TOMORROW NEVER COMES
because every day is today.. .That is why one who would wait until
tomorrow to save, never starts.. Tiday is YOUR DAY. Come it
and open that account you were going to start tomorrow.
REMEMBER tomorrow never comes.
THE PEOPLE'S BANK& TRUST CO
FAIRMONT, N. C
1 order.
I Declaring the peace covenant pro
vision for an international labor con
ference would give labor a new bill 1 0f
of rights the President declared theer
she did not dare to let the opinions
I of mankind crysfaliz against her by
the discussion of tiie purposes which
. I t I 2 1 1
ne ma in miiia. -
"So what I want to point out to
u is that we are making a funda
mental cnoice. xou cannot nave a J
Pew system unless you supply a sub-
i stitute, an adequate substitute for
the old ana i want to say that when
ctiwui or our fellow citizens take
the position that we do not want to i
go into it alone but want to take care !
of ourselves, I say that is the Ger-'
man position. Germany through! the
mouth of her emperor, through her
writers and through, every action,
said: 'Here we stand 'ready to take
care of ourselves. We will not enter
into any combination. We are arm
ed for self-defense and we know that
nn nation can comDete with ut ' That
appears to be the American program I
in the eyes of some gentlemen and
I want to tell you that in the last
two weeks the pro-German element
has lifted its head again. It says:
'I see a Chance for flermnnv nni
Amoriia ti atov ntif an1 .... m
4kiuv.it.. w 0vmj uu aim -baitc laic VI
themselves,'
, "There were passions let loose on
the field of the world at war which -have
not grown quiet and which will
not for a long time. Every element
of disorder is hoping that there will
be no staying hand from the council
nations to hold the or
of the world steady until
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wk. nerT0D to perform the
nraal household duties. 8 be couldn't
sleep and what food abe did eat did
, ? food. Her kidney were , very -troublesome
and bowel constipated.
"After taking four bottles of Dreco
her. strength returned along with her
appetite and her stomach' was digest
Ing the food and nourishing her body.
The pains in her back were gone and
f kidneys normal. Tba constipa
tion disappeared he now eats any
thing she craves and narer suffers
from It sleeps sound and la doing
opt nousewors. .
rreco is made from Juices and ex-
medlclnal herbal
tracts of
plants, which
u a pn
many n
act AM
pleasant and prompt manner.
the vital organs
trerty was a laoorin? man s treaty we can make the finaI arrangements
in the sense that it was drawn up of justice and peace. I sometimes
for the benefit of the common people, think when I wake up in the nijrht of I
,""--., : -----1 mc wan.ci.ui niKnijs inai anxious
I selves, said the resident, were maae I fathers. mother- nnA
for the people concerned. He assert- during the weary years of the awful
ta uiai. me uwuurem uu-u- war ana l near the cry 0f mothers
ever we pnncpic ut I or the children- millions on the other
ever snuum w Kun Mete and thousands on this side. 'In
the people who lived there wanted it God's name give us security and. a
w"'nui. i peace ot right
"That is an absolute reversal of 1us-
itory," said the President, "and it's I DDAUrCCIAM A I Pinnrj
all in the league of nations' IIVI'IWIUIIAL tAIUial
High taxes, a large standing army I
and a "militory government in spirit ' HORACE MITCHELL BAKER
would be required, he said; if thef - w n Tr
UXiltcu otAbCO were iv iviivn nu-
vice of some men and "stand by her-
self."
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Fairmont, X. C.
Dakota were to be upset and every
farm line moved ten feet Mr. Wilson
said that was somewhat like what
Happened in Europe and a central
authority was necessary to stabilize
conditions and prevent strife.
Your choice, said Mr. Wilson, is
I between the league of nations and
! Germanism. I have told you what I
I mean by Germanism having a chip
I on your shoulder."
When the President added that
sometimes he had been "called an
I idealist' someone shouted "Good,"
and the crowd cheered
"ihe certain way," to have trouble
between capital and labor, said the
President, was for them to refuse
to discuss their differences.
He said he could not understand
how a man could refuse to discuss
his case unless he was wrong. The
same rule he declared applied to dif-
DR. H. T. POPE, M. D.
. rnysician and Surgeon.
Special attention given treatment
of skin cancer.
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Office over Pepe Drug Store.
STEPHENS & BARNES
Funeral .Directors and
Embalmers
LUMBERTON, N. C.
THOMAS CLARENCE JOHNSON
M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE OVER McMILLAN'S
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PHONES
Office 47, Residence 175.
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ferences between nations. TAn ,, ,, f
America could stay out of the arid administrators snecial ntt-pnl-inn
league, said the President, but it Office, Fifth street, west of N First
would be at the expense of the peace National Bank. Practice in all courts.
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of the world.
"America is necessary," he added j
"to the peace of the world. And the
peace and confidence of the world
are necessary to America."
The President said : "Governor
Norbeck and my fellow citizens: I
must admit that every time I face,
a great audience of my fellow coun-
trymen on this trip I am filled with
a feeling of peculiar solemnity be
cause I believe my fellow country
men, that we have come to one of the
turning points in the history of the
world. And what I as an American
covet for this great country is that
on every great occasion when man
kind's fortunes are hung in the bal
ance that America may have the dis
tinction of leading the way. I want
to remind you, my fellow country
men that war was not an accident.
That war did not just happen. There
was not some sudden cause which
brought on the conflagratios. On the
contrary. Germany had been prepar
ing for that war for generations.
Germany had been preparing every
resource and perfecting every skill,
developing every invention which
would enable her to master the Eu
ropean world and to dominate the
! rest of the world. Everybody had
I be?n looking on. Everybody had
j known. Fcr example, it was known
f in every war office in Europe and in
the war department in Washington,
that the Germans not only had a vast
supply of great field guns but that
they had ammunition enough for
every one of those guns to exhaust
the gun. And yet we were living in
a fool's paradise. We thought Ger
many meant what she said that she
was ajmed for defense and that she
never would use that great store' of
guns against her fellow men. Why,
my friends, it was foreordained the
minute Germany conceived these pur
poses that she should do . the thing
which she did in 1914.
. "Now, I have brought back from
-Europe with me", my fellow citizens
a treaty in which uermany is dis
armed and which all the other na
tions of the world agree never to go
to war (Applause). That is all.
"If Germany had dreamed that
anything like the greater part of the
world would combirftTagainst her she
never .would have begun the war and -I
Lumberton. N. C.
Thomas L. Johnson E. M. Johnson
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Practice in State and Federal Courts
Notary Public in Office. Offices over
First National Bnk.
A. W. McLean Dickson McLean
L. R. Varser H. E. Stacv
McLEAN, VARSER, McLEAN
; & STACY.
Attnrneva At Iair
LUMBERTON," - North Carolina
J.D.REGAN
DENT IS T
McNeill Building -Next
Door to Post Office.
DR. GRAHAM McLEAN
DENTIST
Second Floor Jones Building
FAIRMONT, N. C.
E. JBRITT
Attorney-at-La w
Offices over Pope Drug Company. Will
practice in all courts. Prompt -attention
given to all business.
Stephen Mclntyre R. C. Lawrence
James D. Proctor
McINTYRE, . LAWRENCE &
f PROCTOR,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
LUMBERTON, N. C
Practice in State and Federal Courts.
Prompt attention given to all business.
JUNIUS J. GOODWIN
' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office on ground floor McLeod Bldg
i Opposite Robesoniaa Office.
RUSSELL & BEAM, M. D.
. Lumberton, . . . .... N. C
Practice limited to Eye, Ear
Nose, and Throat.
t. a. McNeill, jr.
Lumberton. iNorth Carolina.
Will practice in all courts. Business
attended to promptly.
Rooms 3 and 4 McLeod building, cor
ner Elm and 4th Streets.
ROBBERS MAY COME AND ROBBERS MAY GO,
BUT YOUR DEPOSITS ARE SAFE FOREVER.
We wish to call to the attention of our friends and customers
the fact 'that money and valuables deported in our BANK
are absolutly SAFE in every way. We have full protection of
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We warn all those in the habit of leaving .money at home,
that in times like these, with DESPERATE ROBBERS at
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protected by BURGLAR PROOF devices, the best insurance,
and handled only by men well bonded and under supervision
of the STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. ,
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Deposits $103,632.56
P. S. Cooper, President
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Resources $174,367.01
. R. H. Livermore, Cashier
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, LaaiberUMa, N. C
UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADIiIJNISTRATION
Walter - D. Hines, Director: General of .Railroads.
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Passenger schedules, subject to change swithout notice. r .' 7"
No. . For Charlotte- No- For Wilmington
19 Lv. Lumberton 7:35 t. m. 14 Lt. Lumberton . 10:40 a.' m.
13 Lv. Lumberton . 6:25 p. m. 20 Lv. Lumberton ;10:04 p. m.
No. 13 connects at Hamlet for points North and South.
No- 19 connects at Hamlet for points North. , v ,
A. P. MITCHELL,
Agent
J. T, WEST,
Division Pauenger Agent,
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