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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19
Winding Gulf

Dear Editor:
May We send just a word from
Winding Gulf
In the Winding. Gulf sch .ol
this year we have bad a succ .ss-
tul year. We have raised from
all sources for sociaIs. material.
library and bell $50 81, for which
we are heartily thankful 70 al
the community. parents and
friends Nav heaven bless the
money spent and 7 rayers prayed
for same
Al our closing ~e played. Gin
derills. "Qaeen Of May" and
Tom Thumbs Wedding, +" which
Was quite a pleasant evening for
all.
Attendance: MolHe johnson.
srd grade; Hubbert Guerant,
End grade, echrish Hopkins,
LIST grade.
Rsadins1 casssy Taylor, srd
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF the authority vested m me
by a deed OF trust, bearing date on the
lat day Of July. 1913, executed by Robert
Davis and Josie Davis, his wife, TO the
undersigned w. f. Jones, a. Trustee to
secure TO A. r. Williams of Wyoming
county the payment of certain notes there
In described, the said deed OF trust being
recorded IN the office of the Clerk Of the
County Court of Mcdowell county, West
Virginia, IN Trust Deed Book Number y.
page PSI. the undersigned Trustee hav
ing been required 20 To do, will offer fer
sale AT public auction To TIE highest bid
der, m front of the post office I'M the city
Of Keystone. Mcdowell county. West
Virginia, on the md day Of April, 1915.
at 1000 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit. Situated in
the town OF kimball, Mcdowell county,
West Virginia, beginning at ;. W. corner
OF lot No lS5 at a stake on an alley,
thence IN n nOrthward direction, about
It's IT, t. a street, then with said street
IN westerly direction 70 the >Tidewater
Goal & Coke company's lease line; thence
with said line 70 a stake; thence in a
southern direction about lOOf to q stake
thence in a southerly direction tn an ally
~ shown IN map of kimball; thence in
Il - Naft'stDAA aFDuk Saul alltI u
the beginning. IL is the intent OF thi.
des-d 10 convey to w. +. Jones. Trustee,
all the land conveyed by William Piercs
and wife 10 A. X. Williams by deed da-
ted on the Ist day of January, 1903
which deed is recorded i'm Mcdowell
county court Clerks Office i'm deed book
No 81, page q, to which deed rsferenc.
Is hereby had As To description, distanc,
and amount of land.
The said sale will be made upon tn,
following ter;ns:-For SO much cash a
will pay the cost of this sale and the note
and interests that NAV be due on day O
sale; the remainder 10 be payable il
notes OF monthly installments OF $50
each with interest from date OF saie, sai,
notes 70 he satisfactorily endorsed. Ans
for further security the title to said pro
erty will be retained until final payment
are made.
w. F. JONES, Trustee
Keystone, W. Va, March 3. 1915. 4w
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19
DAVY DOINGS

The school work under Miss Brimmage
is very good.
Rev j. w. Order, pastor OF the VI "a.
T. church at this place and Coalwood is
doing nicely
Messrs. Law and Brown have been
making Improvements on their homes
for the last month.
Enthusiastic gardening is the order OF
the day with the people when there is
no work IN the mines.
The property owners. such as Messrs.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19
GARY NOTES

Times are q ting better on
this operation AID men arc work
Ing on IN average of from four
70 I've days . week.
Religious ser vices at both the
Baptist and Me hodist church es
are very good .lere. A revival
started Sunday night ct Rock
Hi Baptist c1urch and each
meeting 10 beir 2 well attended
These services re being prInci
paiiy conducteo by Rev. l. J.
Hall of Kim ball
Mr.. l.. II. Williams. of Cinde-
rilia- 10 . pleasant guest OF Mr..
and hrs. John Washington.
Tug River Lo' re No. 702 and
shs Household 4 Ruin Lodge
No. 1858 vsnt Z Ebert Saturday
nHxht where the joined In the
annual cslebrsti OF Peter Og-
zen dav. A pal Or was read by
Hrs. d. r. Wac nington for and
IN behalf Of the Rutbs.
Mr.. A. NJ. Grnber, the expert
picture show mao who. perhaps.
10 but few supcriors, 10 putting
- Tor ths Poop g some Of tn.
oese pictures that are shown
anywhere.
hn- Lay sssrlinz hss Joe; returned
~ nsnrT County. Va, where abe
vos sassr hsr young con.
Mr.. Lsibnan. head of the
LeDoaa Bros. tailoring estab-
1GAnenA = away on 90 extend
81 nip vest IN the interest of
- bes1osss. TIE young and bro
Qo1o1vo Mr. A. n. Arbuck, for.
ugEiy With ne above named arm
9 1t 1ork = nov 70 b found
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19

Ia u J p ny. Beverly Kelly.
u "A. re-; . - 9nry Brsxn.
Woe MeDo~@!l ant Paul Calvert, are
working osrf" iou-y toy nsr to nshe
the town ole the '~ss on rhs v &w
Mis- Mary King a good property own
or down in Henry County. Virginia LID
orally helped the good people of Davy
care for the teachers last saturday.
b. !. Keller 10 -ull looking after bic
barber busine- :, and is Sbout a. jolly as
you ever saw him.
Hard times have had nothing TO d..
with, and seems not 70 disturb, "orudder
ID J. Finney," the old political war
hor-e; but who is making preparations
TO enter the ministry.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19
Explanation Made by
Teacher
Hot Coal. W. Va.
March s, 1918.

not Goal, W. Va.
March s, 1918.
To Whom il May Concern:
i beg TO state, that in the letter which
appeared in The Mcdowell Times Febru-
ary 18th, ! meant no particular harm o.
anyone A. great many seem to think.
IL vas not for that at all.
1 was simply forming a comparison be-
tween somebody being dressed up in silks
and no shoes on their feet and having a
library and no place % put it, One would
be just a. silly a. the other.
The letter read like this: What would
you or any one else think ola person
wearing q silk dress and being la their
bare feet" So what 10 the uae Of having
library without the proper place 70 put
H. The first thing want sa school
hoose For there is not . colored school
on the whole Gulf. The majority Of the
people OF the community will not attend
church and Sunday school. let alone any
thing else.
trust that in reading this, that each
one will look for TIE bright side and not
Tor the cloudy side. for - sure a. We
'ook for trouble ne find H. And a. Ne
measure 10 our neiehbor be will measure
back To Ne.
MISS HESTER A. PARKER.
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Notice to Take Dispositions
TO ROSA MlHALkO.

You will take notice that on Saturday.
April 3. 1915, at the law office OF A. q.
Froe, I'm the town OF WEIGH, Mcdowell
County, West Virginia, will take the
dispositions of John Collins ct a., to be
used IN evidence on behalf OF the plain
'if IN certain suit in chancery, now
pending in the circuit court wherein |
am the plaintiff and you are the defend
ant, and II for any cause the taking OF
the same shall not he commenced, or il
commenced, shall not be completed. the
same shall TIE adjourned from day u day
at the same place and at the same hours
until they shall he completed.
JOHN MIHALKO
BY Counsel
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19
Endowment Paid by j.
E. Raskins

Monday Of this week In the presence
OF several representative gentlemen, J.
Z Haskins. Worthy Counselor Of the
Courts OF Calanthe. paid to Mr.. Samuel
Bush the sum Of 3 5000 endowment tor
his wife who died December 4th. This
b the favorable and commendsble pro-
ssction that comes 10 those who place
themselvrs IN care n such frsternal or
ganixations.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19
Notice to Take Dispositions.

To Luther HolIie: Take notice
that on the 18th day OF Feb, 1915, a.
The Office of ~. ;. Order, in the town
Of Kimball, County of Mcdowell
and state of w. Va, between she
hours of o'clock g. N. and 8 D. m. .
Of that day. l shall proceed to ,ake
dispositions of myself snc others. TO
be read IN evidence In nv behalf In d
certain suit 10 chsncery pending 10 the
Circuit Court of Mcdowell county.
state OF w. Va, in which | am plain
IN and you are defendants, and IL from
any cause The taking of said deposit
lions oe not commenced on that day.
or N commenced, IL they be not com
Pieted on that day, the taxing Of saic
deposltions will be adjourned from,
day 20 day, a. the same place and De
tween the same honrs until thew are
c Dmpleted;
Myra- Hollie {.
!. K. Smith, p. q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19

VOU old ol. drunk with self eRotstic
= don't know even if you dead the sun would
st rise in East and the West that in less than
20 hours like morals, would forgottepY No
10 nd pensable or life of anything
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19
Notice to Take Dispositions.
To Andrew Kosko:

To Andrew Kosko:
Take notice that OH March l 1918
at the Law Offices OF A. q. Froe. in
the town of WEIGH, Nc well
county. w. Va, between the hours of .
O'clock a. m and 4 O'Clock p. m. OF that
day, L shall proceed To take the d..fy.s
tons OF myself and others To he r-ai a.
evidence IN my f'ehalI, m certain suit
IN equity, depending ia the Circuit Court
OF Mcdowell county. wherein ann plain
un and you are defendant; and ii from
any Cause the taking of the said deoo-
sitions ~ not commenced, or, If cum
menced, la not concluded. on that day
the taking thereof Will lie adjourned from
time To time, at the same place and be-
tween the same hours until the same shall
be completed.
Elizabeth KOsko.
BY A. e.. Froe
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19

crop ru er-necking about other people busl
- meas Its about much any honest Christian lady
genslems ought to your own busi-
ness Stop astng because he she it, especi
ally 70 eat extent. will generally found handling
the truth b but little in other words-lyng
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19

THE fact times have been hard, money and
parent much unable properly provide their children
with suce clothes and books far toward giving
for children being of school But the thing
headed and alarming rday is: e iucate
the children and do it they brought
the school Let the and teachers
make at education in every district.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19
A. L. Spencer
Quick Lunches and meales
served s0hde the train uuaits
Ice Cream, Conkectioneries
Cop, Tobacco etc.
Mora. W. Va.
Notice to Take Dispositions.

To Henry McClanahan: Take notice that
on the 2nd day of Mrch, 1915. at the
Law Office OF Arthur G.. Froe. in
the town of WEIGH, McDoweil Co.
West Virginia, between the hours of g o.
clock, a. m and o'clock p. m, of that
day l shall proceed to take the dispositions
"a myself and others, 70 he read in evil
dence In my behalf i'm a certain suit in
equity Pennlng in the Circuit Court of
McDoweii County and state Of West vir
gina, In which l am plaintiff and Won
are defendant; and il from any cause the
taking OF said dispositions be not com
menced on that date, or, if commenced,
u they De not completed on tina, day, the
taxing OF said dispositions will be adiour-
ned from day TO day, at the same place
and between the same hours until they
are completed.
Celia McClanahan
BY A. q. Froe.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19
Wash Huffmon, Mgr.
Northfork, West virginia.
Notice!

one good printing plant ror sale at
Lynch Station, Va. Will give you q bar
gam See j. G. PAYNE
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19

Subscriber changing their Post Office
address must notify the publishers or else
his subscription will be collected just the
anne - il he had not.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19

FRIDAY. MAR. 10. 1915

THERE few real good men in this country left who
~te what do for them, while there
who after they have promoted offices of and
political imp quickly shut their stop their
blunt their W they had arv) and with
vtuperaton insults and cowsrdy attacks those who
poused then without fear they reward you-t they
shut and loo their doors against They haven't
give you time of day when meeting you Yet, before
election you is anxious OF theirs
Promises top Of promises made you oh, my "Je
hosephat" the devil did Christ the mountain
whole world mould be just do and But OH
how dneren and disappointed the
worker beco when the goods due delivered
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-03-19

Entered - Second Glass Matter Marcl
~, 1904, 1t the Post Office 1t Keystone
". Va, under act of Congress, March 3
.s79.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
gScrmiidtc 9ln5ci9eu.

oCNAWtlty+O ~tW0NtJN"t
SSOy'S 2lutttOn
ieOem 2IittwO6 MuO Sreitag
Der @laq 5nm aami unO geriunf MN
$ferOGm mMO MaMleIell
@rIpntgcridnfe tdsliG.
@ncGs uno (Hernt0nz&tt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 23,25,27-28l
Tarmers- nn0 StaOtleMte
ioaicu beiouoere gloii5 nebmeu
Die HngmOn0sSlIOer Sp.,
9Ingemeinc Gouiraitoren lmo Goniiuiieure,
515-517 &eit.&ratt-Strafe
bat feb cuii6loiien, @ier5e uno @aIeeI Mot
ldnger mebr in i9rem Ge0dit 81 gebrau9eTL
no oa i1re 3ngtbiere iberfliiillg iiuo,
uerfGnfen iie pOiitiU
biciel6eu 5ur Sdlfte oes iba0rcu @rrtGcs
22O EferDe- -WlnnleIel 22O
Siuo fiir @aqen, 6ollpapcn aarrcn, @iliioe
S0alieH gtipellircn nno Dipercn Iranspori
trainrt
%fcrOc pun S25, $50 nuO $45 an.
NIauleIel Oun $50 bis $40 Sas
&nnr an.
lln6 2 trd6tiee ehhen. 6iaie; bis 8 Sabre
ali. ic 1000 6i5 1900 8fun0 i1per
y. g. g(S bette &artie aillmatlirte 9lrs
bciis.@ieroe Suten uno Wlaulelel, fir aIle
Smede fiji oeien &criauspreiS In Wlarblano
beurtbcilt
gfufi5 Sine Gjnraniic nno Gin @criuH NIT
cocm @iero ooer Wlauleiel 5ugeiianoen y, ..
~ 3nr State bon 20 Stiid pro gSodc 5u uers
ianIeu Nlau iebe ben Snpernienoenicn i'm
Saupibiirean uno ben Stduen Der 9ompagHie
515-517 Melt'eratt-Str.
u6cr6nl6 @acnsStr.
IS. g. g. &bonc, Ct. Rdul 1893.
(6ebr7 1Nd1&S)
Wletans9edcn @robes Eager. Yrcmpte
9ienite. e.. y. Shingles, @r; 29 sao'eDlparb'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
Dauer OeS JErie9es.

9lus 8rounI9peig idreibt nan
ms: 9(ls RurioIum Ici erpdbrt. ooB
bier fiir5li1 bic porausiicbtIicbe Douer
bes &rieees burd einen Geri9tsbes
f9IuB feltgeifelt pur0e. Sn einem
Dor Dem bieiigeu 2anOgericbt anbdu'
gisen &e9tsitrsite bate Ih Der 8es
flagte auf einsu 5ur 3eit i'm TeIOe be-
finbIiben 3eusen berufeu. Dos 2ono'
geridt moc9te nun BON Der 9eItim.
mung bes porograpben 356 (frii6er
321) Der GipilproaeBoronuue Gs'
brau9. Diefer Iautet: n@tebt Der
Mufnobme bes 8eipciIes Elm 0inoernis
bon ungepiher Dauer entgesen 10 IN
nuf glntros cine 6riit 5u beitimmen,
nd9 oeren fruhtloiem glbIoufe oos
@eipeismittel nur benuBt psrosn fam.
bnbur9 bos @srfobren ni4t per50gert
ipirb." DieIe 5riE-uno Oamit Die
bordusii9tlicbe 9ouer Der Nbpeiens
H.it bes 3eugen i'm 3risge-puroe
onf elm cSalr bemehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
Nina Fd IeI6R.

9dnait acit6tcr Gie6 in ieiner
@obuuug in eincm Softer per-
6aitet. n Sotte iidb in Ocn aoficr
eiugcihloiien Inn Oen 9tueeu Ser
4oli5iiteu 5u entge6cu.- 9ctteIte
ipdter I'M 9uft.
Gin icit Dem /. 5ebruar gciudter
Gieb iiel geitcrn N}orgcn Ser Noli5ci
ouf merfmiinOige @eiic in oieSGnoe.
Ger 9}egcr @eorae 9eniou Der om
1. 6ebruar in Dem 2oOen bon Si.
bore gIlter an Ser @de bon McGo-
uoug6- mo Goger.StroBe $2t50
ans Der Gaiic itabl pd6reno Ser
2aOenbeiiter einen 9Iuitrog 3urcdt
maGte, wurOe geitern Nlorgen in
ieiner @o6ning, gtr. 1928, Barnes.
StraBc, Ourd Sergeont &dniop umo
Oie @oli5iiten Nlpers mO Sporer
gefabrloS Oer6aftet, Oa iiH Der 9ieger
Oor6er in eiuen Softer bate ein-
idlieBen laiien. Ole Boli5iiten ma.
rem iGon peri1ieoene Male in ser
@obnung bon 9enion, fonnten i'm
aber nie finOen. @eitern W3orqen
bcmerfte MN Sergeont 0lomiag ei-
ueu groBen Softer in0 frogte oie
Negerin Cora W}ooop, bic in benz
ielben Soue mo6nt, mas in Oem
Softer lei. 00iim olte &leioer," ogte
Tie. Ger Sergeont mollte a6cr Den
Softer 9e0ffnet 6aben ino Oie Siege.
rim erpiOerte i6nt SAB iie OenSdliii-
iel perloreu babe Ser Softer pltroe
Damn mifredt nuf 0cn 9oOen gelteat
imO 0ie @oli5iiteu 6orteu, ooB Sc
monO Onrin ito6nte 06ne @eiteres
nabmen tie Oen Softer nod oen
nGbiten Wleloefoiten. g916renO Scr
6abrt in Dem Yotrolpo9en Oriidte
ser 9}eger oen Eedel olrdD .um0
itredte nit Ben @orten lin Sim.
mels @iaeiL ge6t mir 2uftl" ieinen
&opf aus oeniel6en. Die &oli5iiten
befa6len linn o6er in ieinem Gerited
81 berbleiben uno erit in ser %oli.
8eiitotion fonnte er iid oui Die
9eine itellen. 9ei 0em Ger60r Dor
93idter Geon ga6 9enion, Scr Dem
@eribtsOerfabreu iiberlpieien muroe,
al, oaB er ieOeSmal, iuenn Die go
li5iiten in ieiu Sous fomen, in Oen
Softer i6liipfte, Scr omn BON ieiner
6reimOin oeri6loiien purOe.
Gas % oitifriptum. ~ Sic:
nGoB man iebt 9riefe unoerihloi-
len oerieuoen muB, lit aon5 ongc.
ne6m.~ - Gr: nCas finoe ih geraOe
nidt" ~ 50 0oh. So fonn n1on Sen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

Gas i1Gedte &Iooier.
iptcl. @oter (3ur So6ter):
u@rno, Grno man gloubt On
idldgit einen ieinOlihen 5liigeIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

Gas @oitifriptum. ~ Sic:
nCaB man iebt 9riefe mOeri6loi-
len oerieuOen muB. lit eon3 ongc-
ne6m." - Gr: nCas finOe ih seraOe
niht. ~ 80 bod, ga fam man oen
9rief inmer tuieOer berausnebmen
iuO nod ehpos Ooroui idreibeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
@aItimurcr Wlarftberidlte.

Samitaa oen 6. Sebruar 1915.
Wfebl. 3ufubr 3172 Safer,
cinI6lieBli6 1927 6diier 0u Socirit.
%oint mo $50 6Giier 81 Canton
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-05
DYNAMITE NOT IN 1T

Do you know that one gallon of
gasoline properly mixed with air has
an explosive force equal to 83 2-3
pounds of dynamite. One hundred
gallons of gasoline less than two bar
rels is as strong as 1866 pounds of
dynamite as far as explosive force is
concerned.
There is always a invisible gas
escaping from gasoline when not
tightly enclosed which is heavier than
air and settles to the low places much
the same as water will do. This gas
often remains in low damp places for
days and ever weeks and if ignited is
a dangerous explosive. Beware of
gasoline always.
These are facts shown us by the
courtesy of r. E. Sibly by order OF
the Continental Oil Co., from a maya
zine devoted exclusively to oil inter-
ests.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-05
A CHANCE FOR YOU

We + going to help you and our
selves at the same time. We are
going to educate you up to the value
of using the classified department of
The Courier. Have you any idea Of
the money you could make if you
were to let all the people in this
county know what YOU had for sale?
Do you know that no matter how ap-
parently useless some articles have
grown some other person has a use
for that article AND WILL BUY 1T?
But he cannot buy it if he does
not know WHERE to get it. In the
big cities the classified departments
of the newspapers are as INTEREST
ING AS THE NEWS COLUMNS.
In fact they contain real live NEWS.
And those who use them are reaping
great advantages-BOTH THE BUY
ERS AND THE SELLERS.
OF late the smaller. papers are push
ing their classified departments into
more prominence. The other day we
picked up a weekly, published in a
county seat town in Wisconsin. Its
classified column was "A WONDER"
Apparently everyone in the county was
using and reading it. Lack of space
prevents us from reproducing it, al
though we would like to do SO. But
here are a FEW of the things that
were advertised for scale by the farm
ers and the townspeople: Houses, lots,
farms, glass c%upboards, chickens, sew
ing machines, turkeys, rugs, eggs, up
holstered goods, crockery, geese,
butter, correspondence school course,
cheese, feathers, manure, incubator,
horses, finger ring, automobile, jars
of fruit, fence posts, hogs, (plain and
fancy,) embroidery lessons, suit of
clothes and fur o%vercoat, home made
bread, a colt, library of 100 volumes,
home knit socks, a separator, two
calves, concrete block machine, tame
bear, gasoline engine, heating stove,
hay, rag carpets, home cured hams,
and bacon, wind mill, a general store,
soy beans, alfalfa meal, desk and
chair, typewriter, cabinet organ, short
horn bull, bird dog, hay stacker, rake
and loader, five tons Of coal and a
gun.
If YOU have any of the above nam.
ed articles for sale, or anything like
them, let US know and we will q
| classified ad in The Courier. The cost
is very small, only l cent a word
Someone wants what YOU have te
sell.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-03-05
American Officials May Protest
Allies Naval Policy.
BLOCKS GERMAN COMMERCE
France and Great Britain Present
Identical Notes Describing Their
Repriss rs Against Germany.

Washington. March AN com.
mercial intercourse by sea between
Germany and the outside world has
been declared prohibited by Great
Britain and France. Identical notes
presented by the French and British
ambassadors here informed the Unit
ed States government of this drastic
step by the allies in reply to Ger.
many's war zone proclamation.
If this policy is enforced it will no
longer be possible to ship cotton.
manufactured articles and commodi-
ties. hitherto of a noncontraband
character. from the United States to
Germany, directly or indirectly, and
from the latter country the supply of
dyestufs and other merchandise for
consumption in this country will be
cut off.
The impression is general in official
quarters that a strong protest will be
made against the action of the allies,
which is regarded as an unprecedent,
ed and novel step.
Oflciais point out that in the
reprisals which the ~belligerents are
making toward each other there is q
singular forgetfulness Of the fact that
whatever might be the violations OF
International custom as between
those countries at war this can not
affect the status of international
rules 10 between the United States
and countries with which she is al
peace.
Assurances given by Great Britain
that this note is not a reply to the
recent proposals of the United States
for an adjustment Of the entire situa
tion which led to the retaliatory
measures is ground for some hope
that the measures taken may be onl.
OF a temporary character. In thi.
connection the state department is
sued the following statement.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

Services next Sunday at Odd Eel
lows Hall. Bible school at II a. m,
The pastor, j. Maurice Hupp, will
preach both morning and evening.
Subject for both services will be "The
True Estimate of Life" a continuation
of the theme presented last Sunday
evening. If you have no church pre-
ference we want you to hear both
the morning and evening sermon,
Everybody welcome.
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STEAMER DACIA IS SEIZED
French Cruiser Reeaptures American
Cotton Vessel.

Paris, March IA French cruiser
has arrested the American steamer
Dacia in the channel and taken her
to Brest. This announcement is made
officially.
The steamship Dacia left Galveston
for Rotterdam on Jan. 81 with 1900
bales of cotton, to be transshipped to
Bremen. 1t was fully expected at
that time that the ship would be
seized on her way to Rotterdam, as
Great Britain questioned the validity
OF the recent transfer of the Dacia
f'Cm German 10 American registry,
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

The regular services of the Luth-
eran church for the month of March
will be Norwegian, the eth, at II
noon, and English the 21st at 1880
p. m. All services held at the Con-
gregational church. The Young Peo-
pies Society meets Friday evening,
the 18th, at the home Of j. w. Wedum.
ALFRED Hendrickson, Pastor.
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UNION

The pastors of the local churches
met at the parsonage of the Congre-
gational church last Monday after
moor and organized the Glasgow Min
isterial Union. Rev. A. U. Bear was
elected president, Rev. A. Hendrick-
son, vice president and Rev. B. F,
Meredith secretary-treasurer. Meet
ings will he held every Monday af-
ternoon which time a paper will be
read and discussed.