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armwhose name is mentioned in the JuneHave your homeDelineator.No. 6—186 AcresRobes“There were 75,000 of them, ourwith CityNo. 7—300 Acresvery own, who stepped off into eter-Conveniencesnity from France,” writes Mahel PotNo- 8—512 Acrester Daggett in the June Delineator.No. 9—300 AcresHer special article “At the Inn of theBROWNOVERBECKNo. 10—197 AcresLion of Gold” is the story of the Com.H. J. SA^mune of Landres-et-Georges has been “adopted” for the of this magazine as The Delineatoi Town of the Golden Bookwhich3 of Lumberton.Box. No 2readei% A IsARMS APPLY TOFairmont. N. Citwas heroesthere that one of Robeson'sOffice RobIdied in defense of liberty.HeisI666 quickly relieves Coburied in the nearby Argonne cemeBiliousness* Loss of AppetiteAlmost like a personal lettertery.[ CAROLINAto his folks thismagazine article and Headaches, due to Torpidreads as Mrs. Daggett goes on:But eternity may not be so far ahave thought,them near.LiverI’mI feltwesureThe mud of the Argonne was dry op the diary I picked up inDead Man’s Land where a Brooklyn boy had dropped it dated that “Sunday in hell.” Thank God, they wereME FARMout of it now; this “damned war ' as he so tersely chronicled it, was done.T h emost .savage scene of it here at *Landrcs et St. Georges lay in a-heap- \ed-up wreckage of the ruin of theiceYOl'R farm, but toworld awaiting the searchlight of 1ns-than to begin rowtory whichmay some day find reason why.For the present a shell-pink evening such as hangs tremulous only above a blue horizon line in France, softly enfolded our Delineator Townthegreat assistance towe will help you byRUSTof the Golden Book. It was the tran-cjiJity of the ages that had been shotthrough and through here. Naturewould restore if she can, what men4 ithave marred. Just as roseate a glowpreceded thecoming twilight as fore the hideous horror that happened here. As i'f sunset and sunrise wouldbe*make life be, withlovely again.tsvoIf that canHon. II. L. Tookcontinentsso many on away, who were all the charm of it. And my thoughts turn to youour dear sal‘t, cities of the U. S. A to which they will never conn* back. Yes. oh ye. I know. You home, whichGodwin Campaign Committee for Cumb.Fayetteville, X. CinMv dear Mr. Cook:in your so all-American inthe prosper'*y of it* t Metric light- and it- i. heat amifloo rAs you well know, 1 was campaign maiwasnomination for Congress from the Sixth I)jd primary. I aMv. Shaw is not jii thelardwood* Vt 1 1110 ready fmheWei,.thathonorable Hannibal L. Godwin for various rMowwas going to daziyouYou had never even M'Oil a hlter. Of tlt;»uie they had themin Kurope. Still that wasn’t your boy.How secui'o ylt;u had been in hm eare-1 e.* youth.11^i 11 it f h .*-Mr. Shaw was my friend- and in ms opitiimin--’ of al!representative, ami naturally 1 was supporthhim nominated, as lie has had experience aseninstanees I eannot see how it would be olie with InI *tumbled foo1 1 I I i I* I J W I II Ir-1I ll II /iir/iMII I 1* i % % tii
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Lumberton Robesonian
Lumberton, North Carolina, US
Mon, Jun 28, 1920
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