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MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 7, 1111.
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For nra wo had rathar Uk tha tranches than tha t
. t, plant
Lenttr County haa not coma anywhere near tha top
to tha Fourth' Liberty Loan campaign yat. Do your part
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; Tha Qraanaboro Nawa maka th following pleasant
suggestion, "Turk ay for Thanksgiving.", Yes? and , if 11
ik going to b tha old European bird, tha "boiling" that
Groerai AUanby la now giving Mm will do no barm. '
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Wilholra find it quit different endeavoring to keep
tha AlLad f drees from getting to German aoil than he did
driving bla cruel, devastating roller over tha other fal
low' territory. It's altogether whoa ox i being gored,
anyway. ;f '4 ;. --i Vjl&yvfo 7
NO PEACE FOB GEBMANY YET. '
1 ' Tha pease proposal from Germany' new chancellor
la In keeping with tha Warning note that ha been iound
ad by h Intelligence department of the tJtilted States
and cloa obrvr. , Th fact that a gigantic . peace
propaganda campaign would be launched baa been freely
predicted. r It hs been known that Germany realised
that tha attainment of W aim at tha preterit time was
Impossible and that aha would put forth every effort to
aava hereVJn. ' A f 1 (
Tha viggaition. paid to have been made by Chancellor
MaximlUlan for an immediate' 'caseation of hostilities
and the appointment of plenipotentiaries to a peace con
ference will have to meat with the same reply that waa
ecerded to Austria. The representatives of civilisation
and Chrlatianlty, must not conaider Bitting at the eon
"ierenca table with repreeentativea of a bastial And bar.
baroueJy inhuman people who have tjeon thwarted in thir
diaboltca) scheme of word domain. . Germany must yield
did Bulgaria to arbitrary term laid down by tha Al
lies before any !dea f a cessation of hoetilitiea'can be
entertained. Unquestionably President Wilson and the
leaders of England and Franca will refuse to givo the
brutes, that have ravished the womanhood of Belgium
ami Franc and devastated wantonly the sacred shrines
of homo and cathedral wherever their' unholy feet have
trod, a chance to escape the drubbing that the forces of
Foch are administering to them.' , '
Little heed should be paid to this cry of anguish from
the brute that la bearded in bla deml ' . v v
Let the fight go on! ; , ' " . ;
HEALTH BOARD'S ACTION. -
While The Free Press haa due regard for tha Lenoir
County.4feath Doard's opinkn and its findlngVth&t the
local situstion as regard Spanish influenza infection,
waa not such as to warrant alarm is reassuring, it never
theless feels that the board erred In not respecting the
advice of the Surgeon-General of th United StateaNand
the Secretary of the State Board of Health.
The Influenza aituatlon is not simply epidemic but pan
demic, It cannot be regarded aa a local proposition but
must be viewed from tha state and national aspect. It has
made its appearance everywhere and in almost every lo
cality has become epidemic.
Or. Kankin, secretary of the Stat Board of Health,
sent out to all county health officers Saturday the fellow,
ing warning: , ..... 1 , .
"After conference and with hearty approval of
Governor Blcketl,' the chairman of tha State Council
of Defense, Dr. D. II, Hill, and Major Kenyon of the
United States Army, I now strongly advise that on .
: tha appearance of la grippe or Spanish. influenza in
any city, town, village or thickly aettled rural sec- .
t'on, schools, moving picture shows, fair, circuses
and other public gatherings, including church ser- ;i
vices and Sunday schools, ba prohibited under chap-;
tar 12, public law of iOU, sections 910, 94 and 15."
It wi'l be observed ' that , tha recommendation' is
"on the appoaraace" and not when an epidemic exists,
While the local situation, which Th Free Press is in
clined to regard as being serious, may not warrant the
closing of public gathering places th pandemic aituation
dies. In Wilnyington there have occurred more than
6,000 cases and many deaths. In fact it is reported that
the death rate haa been to large that undertakers have
had to b failed from other places to bury the dead.
' The Fre Piesa believe that "An ounce, of prevention
la worth aA pound of cure" and jftiat the Lenoir Health
Board would do well to reverse itself and safeguard the
health cf this community. It is better that a little too
much precaution be exercised than not enough. Business
will suffer but it lis better that business should become
disorganized than that life should be imperilled.
Whether the County Health Board regards the aitua
tion sufficient to take' any action, the city authorities
may we l take step to have, the sanitation of the city
brought up to the standard. The recommendation of
Health Officer iMitchener as regards the cleaning up of
tihe restaurants, soda fountains and public eating places
should be welt taken. . , . , '
It is very timely, ; Some of these places are notorious.
ly filthy and dangerous in normal times to say notrrfng
of the present situation, and the streets of 'Kinaton are
a disgrace to any respectable community.
Let's have a 'cleaning upl f
UKITES 6TATE3. BAILBOAD
ADMINISTRATION. ;
W. C, McAdoo, DIractar General of
, Railroads. s
. NGSTOLK SOUTH KEN BAILBOAD
' FaBag liata VcBedul
(Aa lntomatloi ana not guaranteed)
. , . Tralaa Leave Ktaatoa
A. U. for New Bora, Mora
iMad City, Beaufort,' Oriental,
Wlaablngtoa, Ellsabetk City,
Norfolk. t
Parlor Car New Ban to Nor-
'folk. Cozmaetlu ft! Norfolk
with BaO and 8Uamac Line
to aJI point oast and north, at
P. M. JDatfy for New Bern,
Merehead Uty and Beauloxt.
. pohrta watt.
Waahlngtoai tot Balaigh and
s :U P. If. Wij for Nw Bam,
&Mplng Oar Now Bam to
Norfolk Connecting at Not
folk with BU and Staamae
'. Washing iaad Norfolk.
ll:ZS A. II. Dally for Goldabotw aad
Liaee to poiaU aaat, aorth and
tun
TtU P. M. Dally for Goldsbor and
' points wost aad south.
S:39 A, II. Dally for Goldsbor and
point west aad aouth.
,. J. F. DALTON. G. P. A.
' W. J. NICHOLSON, T. A.
KlMtoa. N. O.
YEARS OF SUFFERING
OVER, SHE DECLARES
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Mr, Msmi Hall Wa Confined To
Her Bed for Many Month Gain
ed 10 Pounda On Tanlae, and
Troublea Over.
ra Riilny Systea
' NaT 189-4:00 p. m. for Raleigh,
nnrbam. Oreanabora and Wfnstoa
Salem, connecting at Croeaaboro for
reclining chair ear Goldsbor to
Ke. IL 6:i5 for BalaigK
Durham, Greensboro, Winston-Salam,
CUteevilla and AsheviDe. connecting
at Greensboro for polnU north and
south and at Ashovilla for Cineinnatl.
CLkf- ?t Loot, Mempbia and all
I o! : Thia" Umim- operat
f la Wmton-lem ' aad Barber).
Tn'.ot car Golisbero to Ashevda.
J. O. JONES, J
.TraveUinj Passenger Agent,
Balelgh.Nja,
"Tanlac has not' only sttved me
from an operation but since taking it
I have gained nineteen pound and
now weigh five pounds moro than I
ever did in my life," said Mr. Mamie
Hall, of 1317 Eighth Avenu, Nash
vill, Tenn. , -
I suffered for years," she contin
ued, "from a "bod form of stomach
trouble and had fallen off until I
weighed only ninety aix pound. Noth
ing I at would agree with me, and
I lived on malted milk and cracker
and became ao weak and rundown
that I lay in bed almost helpless for
eleven months. I was ao nervous that
th least noii would almost drive
m distracted and my head ached like
it would burst I could hardly sleep
at night and had terrible pains in
my chest and back. I waa told that
only an operation would help me.
"I waa taken to the hospital once,
but didnt want to b operated on,
so I persuaded my huaband to get me
some Tanlac, After taking four bot
ties, I waa entirely relieved of my
troublea and feeling fine In every way.
My husband also has taken Tanlae and
saya haa helped him wonderfully.
W are both indebted to Tanlae." 4
Tanlae la now aold in Kinston ex
clusively by J. E. Hood A Co. and
by leading druggists and dealers in
practically every city, town, village
and hamlet in America. adv.
North Caroltaa, Leaolr County,
la th Superior Court, -Before
U Clerk.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS. BY PUB-
: ; LIGATION.
D. IL Dixon, Administrator of A.
L. HollowelL deceased, and Nannie
E. Patrick, B. F. Hollowell, and N.
H. Uollowell, G. C Hllowetl, Mrs.
Sallie Baker, Maud Allen 'and May
Bland, tha laat five being th chil
dren of Auguetua Hollowell, deceas
ed, vs. J. M. HollowelL son of Augus
ta IToMowell, deceased, and Ida
Tharp, Joaephine Stilly, and Nannie
E. Redditt, children of Mrs. M. A.
Davis, deceased, and iSessel Davis,
Cecil Davia, Cherry Davie and , Ellis
Davis, , the last four being infant
children of Samuel Davia, deceased.
son of Mrs. M. A. Davis, deceased,
all of the above named parties, ether
than D. H. Dixon, Admr., being trie
next of kin and heirs at law of A.
L. Hollowell, deceased, and ." J. A.
Powers. Guardian ad Litem of the
infant, defendants, Sessel, Cecil,
Cherry jand Ellis Davis. ,
' The defendants above named will
take notice that a proceeding entitled
as above ha been commenced in the
Superior Court of Lenoir County tv
sell the real, estate of A. L. Hollo
well, deceased, situated on the North
east corner of Bright and." East
streets in the City of Kinston, Le
noir County, N. C, consisting of a
lot of land running 5? feet on East
Stret and about 108 feet on Bright
Street,, and adjoins the lands of O.
H. Allen, for the purpose of raising
assets with which to pay th indebt
edness and cojt of administration
of the estate of said A. L. Hollowell,
deceased. And the said defendants
will further Uke notice that they, and
each and 'every one of them, are re
quired to appear before the Clerk of
th Superior Court of Lenoir County,
N. G, at hia office in the City of
Kinston, N. V on thx 15th day of
October, IMS, at ten o'clock a, m.,
and answer or demur to the petition
died m said proceeding, or the pe
titioner will apply for the relief de
manded in said petition.
This the 14th day of September,
1918. - '
. J. T.-41EATH,
, Clerk of Superior Court
i ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Stephen Howard, de
feated, 1st of Lenoir County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claim against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the Slst
day of September, 1919, or this not-
ce will be pleaded in bar of their re
eovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will rles make immediate
payment, y v r
This Slat dy orScpt&aDer, 1318.
- L. P.xTYNDALL r
Administrator of Stephen
r .? Howard, deceased.
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The street Bales alone on a
, recent Saturday-a -'normal-Sat-urday
crowd-were 5 17 eppies.
Do you realize what that
means? ' Do you :know;,that
more than five hundred fam
ihes from Kinston's trade ter-
ritory, in addition , to those,
who get the paper at their
h9mes, were, represented in
those sales. And they read
your advertisement, if it
was in that issue.
The t street sales of the
Daily Free Press run regular
ly between two andf three huri-
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