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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

lboabe Norge % 6ronfrie.. Granit-
Rntnnoene, ser | lRngere Sis bar frl1
0lig g%elereoe al Den opblm1itrenoe
norife SSnoa1ltri poo De bermetiit neb-
lagtc 5maaiiifs 9rnrnaoc, bar OH.
ilaaet NpromGlloene for @enpttelie
HN falif @arcbetcgnelic, llaar Sc
salntc norifc grislinger u9eormegian
lSar0incs". Ser CT life fra 11oger
|af Sioerne blep ipurct 1loget /
aalnpen nm Moplnet: Snroiil.
Moromenoe1es 8rocesumfoitninger
anlloacs itelac uMftenpp1ten. til
10000 &r., observation-disclosures bar
bGret mget lignc1roc.
ge0 9ommer faitiloges set, at
90 sen norlfc @risling tilbsrer So
'milien uclllpoib", iom CT belt fpr=
lfjelltg fra 6alniliell .cllipes pill
GLORIOUS, Dnordf De fra1tltc Sarol=
ner frenhtilles, CT Moromnnoene
ltberettigeoe til at betegne oercs So
re font Gardner, bporior Sc for
faljf @arebetegnclie ibprntes en- @e-
oe paa $50 Ser. og 1900 ar. /
Observation-Disclosures.
Ser bleo itrots ira norif Sine
beeiGret Nppel, % begge &nrter
o%eponereoc $500 Sir. til 5ifferbeo
for 9mfo1tningerne. Ser er Sole
ON, at Sen ,lorife 5tot ifol operta-
&c @%rpceslens 6ortlrttellc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Miobel1apsipprasmaalet.

Jranfrige ipsieliatter man Jig
oeme SID mes StaIiens oa oets
|6orbrmosfullers @eniigter / Miobel
bapet, og man mel1er trobs oll1
@cnGgtelier, at Ser / Sen fornpebe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES finoes Ell benz:
melia 5ilfpielie ont Mio0clbaps:
lpprgsmaalet. S Mnleoning al Mp=
set mellem Seller @ilbelm og &o1ng
|@ictpr emanuel / @encoig for np=
Zig, peo Wilfet ltoenrigsminiite1
@inliono bar tillteoc, ifriper 80
,Semps":
Ou ser bibtil life CT frenlfur=
met 11oget offieielt ON Samtalerne
er lllal1 benpiit til 6orn1pbuinger
men sen italienife @rcsies enbrng=
tige ltotoleller ON set pmfelige J.
at Set tWf=pitcrriglf e SamDirfe1
ogioa u%oltruffer Jig til Miooelha-
bet, CT p9ro at 1nggc Merfe til
9isie ajen6etegn og oercs 8eltemt=
beb tpocr ben poa ben italienife
&olitifs ltopifling.
Otter at Stalicn / 10 Mor hon
lebet / ful6 Iprltaaelie n,cb Tra,f=
rig og england / Miobelbnpet, 1Gt=
ter set nlt fine inrperiuliltiife 6or=
baohninger til line SprbllnosfGlter
poa 6oitlmoet. gr oct loaleees
om .mm tror / 9n1oon, lpffeoes bet
|ssstalien at foa Ell alaltall il1o / 1re=
forbunbstraftaten, bnori bets sc.
|iihbelier / Moroafrifa aaru1ltcreS
bet? Gr Scr ollercbc cit Ylnn on
lsmnpirfel1 me1lcm Sen itolienift
0laabe og Sen tplfe Gifubrc, lonl
3pIfln,b efter Sen lio1te 6ornpelie
al Observation-Disclosures bar / Mi0:
belbobet2 Sen it%alienife Mi1riite1
Sun @inlioro bar biotil nngtet al
eipe N,iblifum Splps,1inger De6.
rerenoc ocnr'e Smpnltning / bonS
Miooelbopspoltii; mlen @jenbsgier
ningerne ipnes at bile tole / Ste:
BET for BAN.
Tranfrig og England bar bioti
pGret Sc nrugtigitc i Miooelbapet
9h1 ipnes set, lpm on. Stalien bel
|Spiflm,bs @iuIp oil gipre oerr
Mongeu 1trioia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
siot ON Soroens silbIipelie .!
ionnone sibers &lante-
ua 9preliu.

90 Ser life bar lepet Mcr1e lfer
ser Glbite 3ib, font per 10 heller
life bore cfterlaot 8eretninger ON,
bporoon 2ipet bar nrtct fig / DC
forlficllige 9ibsr1lm. Set er Der
for en- panIfelig Spgape, bore Geo
logger bar itiuet Zig, naar &c orhej=
Der pao at lore 9iDet og 2ipsbetin=
gelierne til Sc forIfjellige 9ioer a1
|fienoe. Sc moa Der bore fig %
pao %lignenbe Madbe joni Slbfor-
ifernc Mrfpologerne 11aor De
|Dil %l,6grnnife oen Sib al Menneife-
IGgtens &Htorie, Der ligger forltn
|for Ben biitoriife 9io: De moa oa
lie at fil1be Menneifenes @fterloben=
ffaber / ssoroen o. lRre at tpoe set
tSprog, Sc taller. MffnlosoDngert,e
Hra 5olfenes Maaltioer nasf=
[fenme6oingerne" lRrer Dem, bpoo
Ser bar nogiort 6isie Menneifers
lSeoe, % sc &eofaber, Ser finoes
%oerimellem, forteller, bporleoes
&c bar forltooet at BRUCE 6eres
|@anoer. l1o al bette % meget me-
re maa Sc fiaa lpie iie til, bporle=
beg bore fdrite Jorfaore bar lepet.
Isaalebes maa ogioa @eologen IRre
lfig at foritaa Get 5prog, Sor6ln-
Igene mes oeres monge ,5oritenin-
eer" taller tit bam. San moo Iare
lat tpbe beres onnfle Sprpg pao
Ioen rette Monoe, % bor ban ino
Iart oet, lee bon bporleoes BOZ
Soro itaoig bar facet me 2ipsbe.
'fnaelier, bporltoes set 81 ogsoo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
OF THE OWN
ERSHIP,
ETC,

of "St. Paul Tidende' published weekly
at Minneapolis, Miun, required by the
Act Of August oath, 1912
Editor FL. s. Hagerup, Business Mgr.
NJ. 8. Rasmussen, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Publishers G.. Rasmussen Publish.
ing Company, Minneapolis, Mime.
sofa.
Owners and names and addresses
Of Stockholders holding / per cent or
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Hanson, Grayling, Mich, A. G.. Lobe1,
Keyport, N. j., r. V. Eskeson, New
York. N. Y, n. Poulsen Estate,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
known Bondholders, Mortgages
and other security holders, holding /
per cent or more of the total amount
of bonds. mortgages. or other securi-
ties: Scandinavian American Bank,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Fl. S. HAGERUP.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 28th day of March 1914
G BOMBACK,
Notary Public
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

Mob 6aren for Gus. Gn @ro-
&aber TOR opfunoet Ell efcn
[5logs 5lejtc, Der ifol aopmc Mire-
arbejoerc moo brnnobare @as-l1h-
bunltninger. Spis Der for cts.
fun filnbes / Groce1t Cos, oil 6lpi-
ten as o1ltontotiif Sci nbltgoe Ell
Iafbrliot % ujap1, Gone; Ct BET bert
MOB mere, cts. 5 Nroee1t @as-
|oampe, fremfomn1er BET en- ftrrf,
.Epibrere11oe Gone, Der ifal tiene ioal
Igorefig,,oI. 0pfiuoeIsen bI Of
lbinlme Ct MbtfbH scpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
III Eeber spps Groiproe.

1al Sslppenge to @dnge, men
@ul0pengc tire &m1ge.
Mm ital tplle &enge, ielp efter
i'm 8ro6er.
Rebe Nenge er beoite Sore.
raoef, 9po og anuit, lloen Ret-
&c CT o11lo,it."
Manb uoen &enae er Som blind
l10en Stap, Npotbef u0en 5ltffer,
Stao ltoen aloffen og mart iom
2egem uoen Sinl.
r@l1ng uoen &enge, oller life
lGnge."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

200 opoaeer Vi tillige, at 81 itloe.
solocr sc ia1nlle 5oritel1inger Jon
g, DC famine Tom s. oip. Derai
lllltter hi, at q % q 1lnn bore lige
!!lonlle, ligesom 9 % s iaapcl JON
rg {, ioet ri gaar no ira, at sc
ian1le 9r bar lepet poo. ian11ne
5io. Sbis bette iii er riatigt. oer-
iom q ligger ltnoerit o. 6 pperit
Ter 9roc1en Ell anoen 1er nenne
Maaoe at beltenlnle S%orblagenes
Nloer @aa folit % ltpaalioelig. M11
bar hen imiolcrtio operalt pilt iig
at llaa til % man foa1 0erfor, paa
I|et &nnorcbe glar fra eller til, JON
Iber, ingcn Mplle Ipiller, rolig goo
mo ira, at Sorolag Der inbcboloer
DC lannle 6oritenirtger, CT lige gam
lc.
ga oct ml lonleoes CT lmlligt
ut beregne |'anpel Sorolagets iom
Noriteni,laernes Aloer % Nloos i
Soroperiooer1e, fon hi ogiou tpbe=
Zig fglge, bporleoes 2ipet efter iin
'fsrite Brelnfomit efter at narc
|ifaM bar l1opiflet fig til bpiere
% bejere Sormer fer paa Sor=
oen, fra alle Sc iimpleit inoretteoc
Dpr % Elnl1ter til Sc bsiit ltnaen=
DC % met ianmeniatte Srgol1is=
MGR. Dog finder hi intetlte6s en-
frlles @rnnoform, Der berettiger
oS til at nntoge, at erlbper 6prm
for 9ipet Der pou Sorben fan babe
l1oDiflet Jig bernf. Gpnrtinlp6 fin=
Der hi bla16t Tl1noe11e fra Sen
ferit fje1totc SIS flere mreget for
ificllige 6ornler. 81. M.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
llro ! &ima. 1orbolbcne / &ina,

llro ! &ina. 1prbolbcnc i &ina,
Ser life fan fpmnle til SO otter Sen
ltore 0npGltning. ifol igien / ben-
tic 9ib pnre mere Gus olminoelig
ranlfeliae. @rMiocnten, sen n1eget
omtolte Guam Sbi Sol, lfnl booze i
sinoe at laoe Jig l,oroabc til lips-
norig 3rGli0ent. Sra or16en Sine
forlifreS, at BON CT ing. meoens Set
ira treble SIDE p%oaltaoes, at bans
ein cfteritrafes al 6olmtifcre.
Sra mango al Grupinierne me6-
beles on llroligbcoer, Soerfolb,
Moro % Elpnoring. u@pioe l1lps"
@onber bor eOeloat ct @ar 8per /
Sbenii % mproet flerc @unorene
Yerioner. &lanbt SC 5anneoe er
to norifc Misiionnrer mes oeres.
6anilier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
@rrfeulamb ~ sprfiet. 81

@rrfenlanb ug Sprfict. 6pr 1lp=
|lia mr Sen tprfiife Staggering &C.
lpurct Jig opcr, at @rufcrne fe.
!hauoler SC Mnbarm1cDancrc, 'om
bncoc / SC al @rufenlal1o erDpcr=
peoe 2%anosbcle, poo en- Iaaonr
Moo0e, at Sc bar npot til at fpr(o=
Sc beres @jenltopn. @crpaa bnr
&egieringen / Mtben iparet, at @rr.
fenlm0 pun ea1fper Maa0e lprgche
for acknowledgements Gel fpr ID
MbolDe bcm / onnnet. Gaa Sen ol,=
sen SIDE CT sen tprfiife Staggering
longtIra at p0c Sc &riltnc / Eprfiet
9iae6erettigellc. Sperfm @rnferl1e
hlcp Der f%prppct @%openttil1a / beJe
set oslnanniife Mige.. s @cretni,l=
gernc ira Srafien ifilores Sc Ser
menbc @riitnes Stilling ipm nleget
heflagcliespur0ia. Gtprc Mosicr al
ar!lt11e bor forlobt @us on Silent,
og Ml1bomcnonerne bar l1oen pioere
taget oeres @lie og Marfer / Sc
iiooelie.
]. { gn 1!..l f|Gn,mpemGsie Yroees. s bis
le Sage CT oer i 2ol,ool1 afinqt
Com i cit Sag, bbis ltofnlo b1ep
imsoeiet nneb meget itor Spnl1oina
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
.p9e
Kpinoer
Civ Nat

Err Diet muigt at der fndes en- Kvinde her Landet som we'd
oliver at Tide uden at prove Lydia E. Pinklams Vegetable Com
pound efter allie disse Beviser, der stadigt offentfggj9res og uden
Modsigelse bekrafter, at denne store gamle Medicin har ophavet
Vi har Aviserne de For. Slater kundgjort fere egte Anbe-
falings-Skrivelser, end der nogensinde har varet offenthggjort i
Favor at nogen anden Medicin for Kvinder. og hvert Aar bekjendt-.
gj6 vi mango nye Anbefainger, allie sande og agte. Her er tire,
der aldrig for har veret bekendtgjort:
Fra Mrs. S. I. Richmond, Providence, r. /.
Providence, r. T." Ti= Nytte for Kvinder der lider som jeg
har gjort 9nsker jeg at meddee, hvad Lydia E. Pinkham's Nege-=
table Compound har udretet for mig. We'd at lgfte for haardt
sagde Lagerne, at jeg havde paadraget mig EN- indvendig Forfyt-#
ming. Jeg hr alhd varet svag og we'd Overarbejde efer NIT Barns
F@dse indfandt sig en- Betandelse, jeg blew nedbrudt at Nerve
hams Vegetable Compound. Dette Compound er min bedste Ven,s
og naar jg h6rer ON en-. Kvinde. der lider pa samne Made som
jcg proven jeg at bevRge hende til at BRUCE Deres Medicin. Mrs
$. I. Richmond, 100 Waldo Street, Providence. r. /
En- Prasts Hustru slriver:
Cloquet, Mimi. "Jeg led meget at Uregelmassighed smerter
og B~etende1ser, men Deres vdunderlige Medicin. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, har gjengivet mig Henbredet og jegz
kan anbefale samrne til ale som PLACES at sanne Besvarigheder.n'
Mrs. Jennie Akerman, Go Rev. K.Akernan, Cloquet, Mimi.
Fra Mrs. ]. D. Murdoch, Quincy, Mass.
South Quincy. Mass. "Legen sagde, at jeg havde en- yorgs-
n1sk Sygdom og han tnsaa mig lang It'd, men CAV mig ingen
Lindring. Jeg saa en- Bekjendtgj6rese ON lydia T. Pinkhamss.
Vegetable Compound og jeg pr1vede dette, og fandt Lindring frE
jg havde brugt den f6rste Flaske. Jg vedbiev
at BRUCE dette 1 de senere Aar og eT nu en- stsrk, @FS~SSSAz
sund Kvinde og fortjener NIT eget Underhold.s NN0NM
e> skriv til LYDIA i. PINKHAM MEDI. ~ III
- CINE CO. CONFIDENTIAL LYNN, (A 80 MM1
MASS, ON Raad. Deres Brev vii blive aahnet, 1MAA6E4saa N&kEafs
last og besyaret af en- Kyinde og holdt ! strengs ~ ~ @ssSs3sS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

&caeriurrmeriet. Man flager |
SgIslnno mcact npcr, at Mcgerc, lom
fon,'ner til SC tYlfe @pcr, pier iig
at tapc CT cgcn 5iltrnfning fur
Gamer OF ollc &lusler.-
5 2eip5ia bar ma loaleoes orre-
1teret cit Megcr, Ser bor gjprt Jig
1fplois / Elattcnlloeeri oa @eoro=
geri. ri bans tellaglagte @rep=
pcfs!ina fren1eor Set. at bon bar
rapt Torbi1oelic meo cit Menaoe
uuae &iacr oa aiftc Sooner rltnot
om / 1piflano. 9an gap Jig 110 for
OF perc @lm1toaeejer, men life Be-
! ito r,irarfesss1pea,te bon salta Rea,ae,
ogs Set bier Jig nj, paloa, at ban tio-
tigere bar neret @ofier i ct Mor-
feoseirfns.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Jnrnrt1 runnt.

Soeialiiterne iejreoe peo ct MS.
fDloningsppolg / Bornaoiltriftet
Snfiu1. @cneral bon 9iebert, Sci
.er sSS1lperialiit, miiteoc lit Suoe
&igsoagen, forbi Ser bar begaoe1
Stuff peo bans Galg. Ser CT It'll
III Socialiiter / Migsnogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

Set norife Slao rNibarus" ipc-
per pjenipnlig / ben 6ormening,
at oen afoeoe 0anife 8onge for 81
Sen CT pa Mejic / Mmerifa. glaoet
brinaer / bpert Solo felgenoe mGr-
felige Telegram:
u2en 0a,ife &orlges Mejie.
aiabenbopn, lite Marts.
6reocrif ben SIC anfom ! 6or-
mioboas ST. 10 til Stem Dorf."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
1anlatmrt.

&aa ct aarneoal i 9an5is bopoe
en- l,ng Jr11e bapt Ell Narpf @0a,
1opet al @aor, lom netop par ino=
fsrt fra &ina. Google Gage eiter tit
bun Soar i @opeoet, 90 benbes eget
Soar folot al. Gn 2%Rgeumoerid-
gelie.+ nilte, at 6r,1en Dor hlepe,,
lpeoallf; Ser nar 9eprobaeiller i
Hurnffen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Unalano parat. S cit Gale for

England parat. S cit Gale for
leoeu / Set ergcllte llnoerbns IT'S.
ta(te Murincmliniitcr Churchill:
6ois Ser / Morgcn n0brsb CT
a&rie, funoc boert Sfih itiffe / go
zen mes Sen etotsmusitge @cn1a,1=
Ding. Gen / @l1ceettet pmtalte
6orsgelie al Mouoifohct n1eo 5000
Mono nar beltcmrt til arigsilm1hel
for 1915--16. Scr par inaen @a,l=
ifelt5beber peo at faa 6olf.
Mf Sc me Sfim oil 3 fom11nc til
ut hsre til Mppol Gliiobetb=@ lasien.
9e oil 81. a.. blipc or,ncreoc mes
Is Sonlntcrs aulmner. Gnglonl
piioe .bopc 10 Sfihc lnco 0isie au=
1roner pao en- Sis, hpor ingen o1,=
Gen Notipn banoe mere ems 3.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
@an,matu=M iniiteriet

Dammato=M initeriet i Sapar
tog Mfifeo iom Ielge al be11 / s11.
leoring 5loa0elpGrgsn1aalet opitaa-
.coe rOeoolocf". Dette hep fpaaet,
% aeiIeren oplelte Migsoagell for:
81 oen life funoc fo1rr,1e til G11ia.
be0 / Sage11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

Snt1Cll. WCnerQl BON NlGbcrt. Der
er eSl1lperiolilt. mi5tcoc 1T Snne
,M%iosnooen. fprbi Scr ,or heoooet
,S,nlf peo hons o,oln Scr o. ~,
III gocioli5ter ! Miosno,,en
-
m..., m:.;a
o1s.s" os
- "' e'lss ~ ~"
9 oIs' .aI''Su,'l't ep''',
@-u = u'ep 'psa0
" 1917 oee" ~
1eo sage11.
staaff oa 9eotn, S CIT Sale,
'1o1r Den 1t)ltg attraaote 1uet1te
Statsmt11I1ter Stoatf bold ! Nor-
tsplrt9 %forleoelt, neolagoe ba't Ell
be1temf Nrote1t moo aenoenfe1t !
'Snen 9eoms btoltge Ag1tatlo1t. Sc
of1t 1fe1ter, at oct TOM 'tete I 1910
ear CT S1om % So11Gre tor Oct
1pe'p1c@16elt. e11er MN Vte11tn8a fr
|oe1 oe1 f'o'1oe sgre, 1ogoe Sfa1sn'<
m'leren, od oe1 1'l1roos 1or oe'1 s4'=
p1o1el1e, loh1 ! l9oo 9tt ooer So1t=
pe1' lpl1eoes CT pepore 9opeoe1 1ol'n
o9 reppe e'pn'feu"1'en TOT oen 'la''=
prnap'1e 9aloe' a1ooloe os 1ro oen
S'u"' " Su'letre u1 pooe pei'te
-
Vh ra'e1ce Nal 1orDoloer :
Spths Spo. 5 en 'aep'pt Sa'1osop
Dar Ger 11lpro9e1 Ig Ell nleopa11l1g
% meae1 1fo911t 9911oelle.
Vn lille . Aors Ntge baooe TOR
Nane at pine 9nfets aat, og oa
benoes Wtpoer forleoen Mforgcn
oar aaoet bort ct 1lebl1t, He'1tte oe11
lille E1ge Ell 1palfet SrPtloos to1t
ON 9prets Sole. &a'e'toe al Strer-
tc tilreote Soften Barnet ioa lice
at Oct e1ter 2 3l11ers Jorleb opne
at Tine frpgtelige Soar:
Ftge11s =aarige grooer, Der loo
i tin N'1'gae og legeoe meo Ell 1r0-
htgle, heb 1ao torlfrattet oper. at
here Se1tercn lfr1ge, at BON ll'late
0l'9len % tpaltes.
a.. 1.n. g,,,.,ra..u Co.,.
-.~sn," 800.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11

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making . toachint relessncs 10 ths sap-
po<s h had ncsivsd iron the colorsd
psopAs e NorSdk during h5 term of Of
l6ns. vhieh vouId cons ~ csoss IN ssp-
|toDhes. ns coapbsd upon thsn - his
fr1ends Akd vanosd 10 b understood .
thsir frisnd-
|0RAND EXALTED RULER NUrTER
REapONDs-
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ana perocaia1y fhoss reading In h
twenty -soor 1sdewasef counsses OF Va
fae pas q g'euass tribute IN u womsn
OF she raee and saad thee vs were lssrn-
ing 70 ssse Pesssrn sfssr ths southern
wn'ss ernusmsn. "hoss sacred duty vss
20 pros<cf the women OF his race q.
M sddrssv vss ioa'ossd b. usaooms
soarses - ~ Emma v. Kelly, ON
esneii o. sne Tem"'ss OF Dsnsbten OF
E1ks, and Dr. ,. Z. MILE. On behalf OF
Soresa Lodee NO D, There were infor-
ms' address ano ~ Aefy- Almond w.
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EOILOK L0uFnAI
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neAc reader and saocneloniss recised 70
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his annual rsoort snd sddre- GOVERN,
hh oswardship TO- the year. The rspovs
va co0prshrnsive shroosbses, soosssiss'
essry PhDs q - gand ip1ns-ypk;]
~ Ndseer sse11std8 6vk1fsa = The
eAoss of The reading. n dessgAtss were
nsRfty paesssd With the assurances BE-
brought from the white Elks that there
would be no more suits against the col
orsd organization Wednesday evening
ths deaegsses were given m excor~iou 20
Beckroe Besrh, the famous cosored re
sort By couvsesy of Trse Light Temple
1hursday the Grand Lodge w. again
IN srssion and The odsceD were elected
E..'sss i Ruler ss. Mr. ss..., a y. S...s S,.sss
in noninssiou ny J.. Frank -whssson, q
New York City He nomination va.
seconded bv James NJ Harrison, OF
the cry. His opponent Was Armond
W. scott, OF Washington, d. O. The
vote vas l07 10 " in favor of Nutter
Thsrsdsv night The newly elected oficers
were entertained st Little Bay Beach
GRAND PARADE FRIDAY.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
ALncl<y KID Convict LabSf
Cslsssd Lad 10 h Cs.paais. q
White Boy Ustil Is Then he
win Become His Valet.

New Port, r. L., Aug 3O.-John Win
bush, Jr., the little colcred boy adopted
By Edward r. Mclean - companion
for bis $l00. 600. COO son. vinson waIsh
Mclean, 10 with little vinson st the Blacx
Point Farm, the Mclean summer house
near Nswport. Shireley Garter, Of War
renton, Va, is with them for the sum-
mer.
The three boys are having q glorious
time together, working in the garden,
playing ball or nding hor.eback. On
the daily rides "Bsr Harber," q mongrel
pup, trots along in front. John Win
bush 10 70 he Wilson's companion until
he y fifteen, then he will become HE
valet The two boys dress alike, eat as
the came table, sleep in the ssme room
and occupy the same drawing room when
travelling Tie Winbush boy is the only
Negro sesn on the beach when they 20 in
swimming.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
The West Virginia
Potato Patch

Washington. ID. q. sept The West
Virgins Irish potato patch contains ~, :
coo ares this year and the total pro-
dnction viii be approximately $4,000
bushels, according 90 estimates made
today ~ the United States Crop Report
ing Board. The condition Of the crop 10
o2 per cent Of the normal and the price
st the prrsent time r. sversging around
81 % per busbel
fn Continental United STATE there are
3,5Oe,OO acre planted 10 this product
and this pears production is estimated
st 36O,6I4,0O bushels BY the FEDERAL
Department of Agriculture. This years
crop sili exceed the average crop of the
pest i've years BY approximately 1000
90 bushels The nations prodnetion
lsss yesr Wa 33I. SIS 600 bushels, wss
prcdoced on 3,oss.O 90 acre. of land and
soid for s2z7, ,ss. 900, or an average Of
W cents per busbeI.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
DEMAND FOR COAL
INCREASED BY WAR

The war hes brought great revival in
the coal ind"stry. Official reports to the
Goal Trade Journal show that the de-
msnd now equals the cspssity Of the
mine Recently the volume Of orders
hes shown daily incrrasrs. 10 10 indi-
Gated that the husinsss now on the books
OF the companies Is sufficient TO carry
them through the current month.
The above refers 10 the anthrscise ait
ustion. In the bitumisous ields the de-
nsnd 10 not - great. However. many
foreign buyen have appeared in the
market this week. Large tonnage en-
gAgements are being made for Europe -
well - south American points.
Silk mill manufacturers have heard
that several foreign manufacturers have
decided 10 srt up establishments here.
Russis has pIac~d an embargo on wool.
forbiddine exports-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
n6H eoloaeD SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

The Graham coiored school has q pew
prnc'psl this year, Prof. r. l.. smith,
Of Pais~ki, and tbsy saJ he's . rood one.
Willie Ander>.n and Jcrphine Lomax,
isst yesr's tescbers. resurn>d again shi
term but Prof Brown, is vss explained
yssssrdsy BY one q the seschen, sos
narrisd since leaving Graham and dia
nos cone back Tbe e.. ref psopss are
ssnvins very esrnsseiy h~re 10 proDoes
nd b<t>sr th>ir sducsssonsI sdvsnserps
I'D th<y bops 70 have . ~ school
hni2o1ng - 0s.han - - nsar 49,.
= mu10dn8 BY ~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
Being cives Thssssgi Test /.
Work - Reads u This State.
So Far i Is very Sscessful

Success in convict road work 10 report
ed FROM Wet virginis. This rosd work
has been developed - the result OF Iegis-
lsfion psssed ct the last session OF the
legislature Prior TO this session Cover
nor Hatfield and representative of tbs
Legislature and supreme court Journeyed
70 New York for conference with the
National COMMITTEES on Prisons and
Prison Labor.
AT the conference. in which represent
stfves Of the Department 81 Highway
Engineering and the Bill Drafting Bureau
OF Columbia University participated q
State road bureau Was planned to en-
operate with the State Prison department
in working the prisoners upon the public
roads.
A recent report received by the Nation =
al Committee on Prisons and Prison La
Dor from A. ID. Williams. chairman Of
the Road bureau. states that 70 date three
convict road camps have been establish
ed, the Inen being under the honor sys-
tom and living in tents. Two Of the
camps are located on q stream and the
men evening 20 bathing and enjoy oil
the Liberties Of camp life. Three Italians
have attempted escspe, bot the Americans
and Negroes are proving Themselves wor
thy OF trust.
At 81 Msry's camp, in solid and loo-s
rock, the men have sversrsd 4.Og cubic
ysrd- per day. AT the Ia~ood Camp the
sverses was 4.33 cubic ysrds, which in
eiuded the erection of one concrsts cul-
vert sOr3o ieet, q fest long. and sixteen
days labor for one man out of IFS laying
tilling.
A crew Of citizen labor wss slso WORK.
ing st St. Msry's camp on the same work
and IN interesting comp~xison OF cost.
~ss made: the cost a moving mst~risl
by cirizeus vas 50 cents per per cubic
gard against ~ cents with the prisoners.
The-s Developments indicate that thru
road working West Virginia viii 10 9
great extent solve her prison problem. q.
siil any STATE wherein cooperation is -.
cured b~s~een the highway and the pris
on departments.