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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1916

Page

4

Court Opens in Robeson County for Two Weeks

A two weeks term of Superior Court for civil cases will convene in Lumberton with Judge F D Winston presiding. The calendar shows many cases. The Lumberton Civic Association subscribes to a Piedmont Lyceum course featuring Meinsteringer's Male Quartet and other acts. School examinations for white, colored, and Indian teachers are set for October 12 13 and 14 at the courthouse. The Rhobeson Woman's Missionary Union meets October 5 6 at Big Branch church Orrum. William Hammonds from Elizabethtown who tried to join the army was convicted of theft and given 90 days. H F Seawell to speak at Republican meeting Monday. Auto license numbers and town taxes described. Water and sewerage work advances with new pipe and fittings arriving. Ruby Bennet a vagrant from Wilmington released with funds for her train fare home. Fresh water fish near Moss Neck attract buyers. Alf H McLeod and H M McAllister suffer indigestion.

Lumberton Superior Court F. D. Winston Lumberton Civic Association Piedmont Lyceum Association of Charlotte Meinsteringer Lucian Edgar Fellowsbee William Hammonds Elizabethtown E. M. Britt East Lumberton A. E. Spivey Hammonds H. F. Seawell Carthage North Carolina South Carolina Palmetto State Ruby Bennet Wilmington Lewis Mill Moss Neck Alf. H. McLeod H. M. McAllister First National Bank

Brilliant New Tactics in Play on the Russian Front

Austro-Hungarian reports praise Brusiloff and Keller for new cavalry driven tactics that shattered Austro-German lines in Volhynia Galicia and the Bukowina. Russian horsemen dismount to storm trenches then ride to breach wire as infantry closes, with Cossacks crossing rivers as naked swimmers carrying arms to safety and battle.

Brussiloff Don Pripet Marshes Black Sea Teuton Volhynia Galicia Bukowina

New Russian River Crossing Tactics Described

The article explains how Russian forces, aided by French engineers, use night river crossings with reed and rush rafts tied to shore for stealth. Rafts are moved by current and pulled onto the far bank, enabling rapid infantry assaults across narrow waterways. For wide rivers, bridges are built with pontoons.

Ikwa Stockhod Styr Pruth Czeremosz Moldova

Mexican minister to tell Wilson of Mexico City issues

Rev. Allen Burleson of Mexico City, cousin of Postmaster General Burleson, passes through Laredo en route to the Episcopal Church convention in St. Louis. He will then go to Washington to report exact conditions in Mexico City and relay recent developments to President Wilson at the residents' request.

Laredo Texas Allen Burleson Mexico City Burleson Episcopal Church St. Louis Washington Wilson

Weather Styles For Present Week

The Weather Bureau forecast for the week starting Sunday October 1 calls for generally fair conditions across the South Atlantic and East Gulf States with cooler early temperatures rising to warmth later. The West Gulf States expect generally fair weather with temperatures near the seasonal average. The Ohio Valley and Tennessee region anticipate fair weather with possible rain midweek and a warm start followed by cooler conditions in the latter half.

Washington Weather Bureau South Atlantic East Gulf States West Indies West Gulf States Ohio Valley Tennessee

National rifle and church convention travel fares listed

Travel fare notices announce events in Jacksonville State Camp Raleigh and St Louis with dates in October 1916. National Rifle Association events run October 13 to 19 and 23 for matches and October 24 to 26 for team events. Proportionate fares apply from Atlantic Coast points. Return limits through November 4.

Jacksonville Fla Southern Rifle Association National Rifle Association St. Louis Protestant Episcopal Church Raleigh N. C

Southern Railway announces Winston-Salem to Beaufort line change

The Southern Railway on Monday September 11 1916 announces the current Winston Salem Beaufort car line will be extended to Winston.

Southern Raila Winston-Salem Winston

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Robeson County Lumberton’s Civic Association Lyceum R. M. Norment C. W. Yates CO the Murchison National Bank H. C. M.queen Grainger J. V. Grainger J. V. Grainger, JR Ags’t J. W. Yates W. S. Johnson M. F. Allen Atlantic Coast Line Goldsboro Richmond Southern Railway Norfolk Southern Railroad New Bern Chadbourn Conway Florence Charleston Savannah Tam St Petersburg Fort Myers Columbia Asheville Pullman Norfolk Rocky Mount New York Mt. Airy Fayetteville Sanford New Berm Atlanta Charleston Vannah All Floride W!ton Augusta Lumbia Payetteville and Intermediate Brandma York Orso Frida J. Craig T. C. White Wilmington, N. C Mexico Standard Railroad of the South Myers Clevelands Ohio Convention Brotherhood of St.Andrew Des Moines Iowa National Churches of Churches of Christ Cincinnati Llaundrymans National Association of America Wayne County Fair Springfield Mass National Dairy Association Styles Hous Broadway Loewenthal Evebi Olor North Front Street Sullivan the King of Shoemakers Salem J. C. Jones Southern Sur Chedu Mly Ninth Orange Streets Lancewood Anzarilla Bethabara Woods Surfman Joe Jefferson N. Jacobi Hardware Co South Front Street
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