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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

iVf ssse ue..s-
Ms- Annie Disxs Crawford. Of Wins
ton->aletn. y. q is tie guest OF Rev.
and Mrs :. A. Penn.
Mrs. Martins A Hickman sni children
vi Keystone. are visiting relstiv-s near
the Knob.
Miss Carrie } Hereford left at week
for hmball. W. Va. where expects o.
spend some time
Dur boys arr continually cu.niLc and
going Ia and from th. shAliirli- sever
al are Ia leave TINS ws~s
onr 81 tlir ms.-s as.ilghtiui .fint- al
the ~saspn MAS the plcnlc given 10, the
h"lnlr- Mruiorisi sunday ~'h.~d CA >at
urusy, August =. Their ~a- a lsrsv
crowd sent with Ilrnt, a. At AMI iu
,pse- Everybody ~quitrh nlni--ii
~-i. ami no pains Mere s,,ai.,i a. maxi
Tins plcnlc one snipng the last Ihr,.
Mere many st.rs pr -rnt o.. n .t-
parts. Ii,~t al Mi. u We're heart L. 49,
worthy compartments on tins riloysb e
ALTAR. Alter tile pirnE. Ne srrr anus
ri i'y Watching sn INTEREST game al hail
but thr time P~~>s-t "nl, L., quiSsiy
anu the cr"~d parted. io,king ior~ssd
Ia tli- mat PlcnIc with great hole
A large number al onr people attended
the convention at in~tpn sunday
Mrs Moline Naiker AMI Miss Mar,
" s,ir. of Roanoke. are visiting relatives
here.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08
Constitutional Amend
ment State Of W Va.
Proclamation BY the Governor.

l. Henry u Hafnrii. Governor 81 the
state at West Nlrginis. pursusnt a. tie
Constitution snd Laws OF -sld STATE. .in
hereby prp-.lasm. ANNOUNCING t. tia. Nj
ers at the state al N.~t Virginia. that on
Tuesday alter the tr~t Monday ia N"v-
s~nsi'er. 4. tls year phs Thousand \fne
Hundred amt ~tNt.~-n. ti-re Wtll i-- sui
n utei inr ratl,iratf "a or REJECTION an
amendment the Constitution al ssli
state a. follows to-wit
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08
BLUEFIELD

Nj ami Mrs.. A. " Brown enter
tanned most deiigghtly on the third in
their nome on Williams street i'm honor
OF Miss BESSIE Dangertirld, OF Philsdel-
pima. These present we're:
.drs- Anderson and granddaughter, OF
Snowviile. Va, Mrs. W. w Anderson
Nr. and Mrs Waldron and son. Mrs.
w. w. Hicks, Mrs V. h. Edwards and
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Brown 10 not throw
open their a 'or- often, tut when they he
you are royalty entertained Everything
OF tbe season was served,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

A. the annual meeting Of poStmas
ters VA Washington recently. the FIRST
assistant postmaster general landed
The postal savings system. That must
Inv" been bitrer pin for Postmaster
General Buri~>"fl. wh" sat on the same
platform with his assistant. when The.
postal savings TIN wns passed. MFR.
Burl"Son. then o. Congressman from
TEXAS. voted against a. Every vote
cast against IL MAS cast by Demo
GRAFT MOI one Democratic Congress
una" voted for ~. Yet President VII
son says the Republican party has not
had new idea Ia thirty years. Whose.
Idea was tt7
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08
Proposed Amendment

That SECTION twenty three of Artirle
eight OF -sid fon-itntinn IL q Low j. ~
Altered and amended - ~ IL reai A.
follows:
''>ectlon t~enty-thrpe The commits
-ioners shall ~ ...,-t.-' hv th,. voters Of
the county. and hold than "ili,.. ior th..
term 81 >lN year,. eNct.lt AZ the first
needing at said commissioners they shall
is-~i snatr 10y lot. or ofllerUi-s in -u-h
manner a. they may ,i.trrn.le. one of
'heir number Who shall ho.I hi- oilic..
Tor term oi w" yeats. one Tor four
sear~ AMI one tor IN yrarS. ~ that one
shall bne shall H.. ei,.t.~l every two
years liIt no twp pi -,,,i c,,r.. "a t--i,n..r-
hall IT, eis~-te,i from tns. SAM. futyi-trr-
isl district l,ut a. twp or ilnr.. ts.r~nn~
',-idlng iu the same district shalt receive
the grFstrr nutii".r 80 Nutsr- cast Al any
rlsStipn. then only ths pns. 90 ~ilcil her
-ou~ r,s'-lViny til. i,lsllp~f nnrsisr If
VOTES eat ~ltall o.. ti.,.ilr,si .....f.%i anil
the t'erspn living ~ a1tti.r ,'i-fr'.f who
shall t,@rINr tii,' s.tNt -is.-t nnlnl,.r 81
votes snail H.. si,,.lar,si ..i,ct.-l >aia
s"inni~-i.'''"' -l.4i .int usliy s.l,r.t an.. of
ttrif nuiut~'r A. l.rt- ris,nt. ant each
-hall receive i,'ur i,llar~ ia.r Jay far hi-
-s'rvicr- in es'nrt. ." h.. paid ont Il tia.
county treasury prnViiasi. h"wrv~r.
that -aid PAY meut 81 four ,ipllar~ Ter
day -liail MOI .Ns.s~i f1s sun 80 frnr
hundred dollars l'.r year f.r ,s,..h rom
missioner. ami pr, i.i,~i VIA; such COM
prn-ation my iH. inrr,.t-,.l iu a..y ~oun
~ 10y theta~-eiIt 81 m. ,rity ni The
Not"- east on titr 4''--ti,'. al any general
or sIsS'ial elect u
The props,s@i a.l..nl r..nt D. a.. IN ,,s.l
- County C..u~t Ane.idmt..lf' an.i -,
the Oflicial ballot ~ iH. vH.~i ~ SAID
election vii! tH' printed the fnl OWING
BALLOT tx 90 - ri rloNAI
COZ MY COURT AMENDMENT
Amending ~,rtipn tN~pfy -thr.- oi
Artirlr eight
FOR ratlncafion of Conn Court
Am "a f.lrAt
A. inst ratitiraiiuE Of County
Amendment
Those iaNoriDg Tia. ratification Of said
amendment Nh vote For Rfilicati N.
ot County Court tmen.in,ent" and
those opposing Will v"t.. Against Rafi
ticatlon of County Court Ams n.ment -
6iven unt''r 10y hand ani the
Prrat ~eal of ths state. AT the
S.-D capitol, Tins seventh day of
- August. IN tia. year of nur Lord
One Th"u-ani Nine Hundred
aud SIXTEEN, AMI of ti. state
the Fifth i"urth
HENRY ID HATFIEkLD.
By the ''oyer'lnr.
SIT ARR r. REED.
Secretary ol STATE
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

O., O.. O. /in.I,E
Tie rally here Vas a -us.-.->- W. hat
the spprelatio "f the I~~,ple With tirir
pr,--eus-. aims aud spirit Prul,ir cam.
from ellen White. >lahfnrk. HOT & al.
M-AiI.l,in~. >t'tr-bury snd al! around As
mover i~i"r-. Ne thank the .g,,.rd paw
pile tor ti.eir hleral supp, IT.
The i'.li'~ing I--r~on- gave II a. T..
Ieglar. ". X MoudsDn. J. e. Burke.
oariirid liurkt. Frank Law. Willie Car
t.r. ! = Bell. d; VI Mitchell. W
flyu. Allie Jirin,n- Martha Cl.4non-
lam ~~thai', I'~ iiunI-r. tdaard Ger
uni'ai. John 10 avis, Mack Nl-r. Janar-
Powell. Vim. iiarksialr Wsltsr PsrNs
VIM Page. s.epfye Anderson, G,oryr
l;'--, .~AinGrl Everett. John Dillsr,i
jake shepherd. W T. Burke, james
Cril-, john ti'z-rsld. Nm Dean. Jo-
Martlh. VIM. Huston. JEFF Gwinn, Lucy
Fo-t'r, sam Davis. j. :. Washington
John Poster.
The foilosiny persons gave - cents
l.ncy fo-trr. Laura Pnin,irxter, Mlnnle
Burke. Mary Tenn, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs
John Burke, Irene Cr"ii~, Eliza Burger
Jnla iio-ton, Alex Lawrence, Chamie
DAVIS, Bette NIer. ANNE smith, Fannie
Anderson. Katie Conrad Mary ste-d
l.ucile Ko--, Lucinda Sears. Mary Park.
Frank troy, Walter -Crzghead. Mamie
Griffith, Mrs. Miller, Hattie Thomas,
Flora Robinson, Willie Harris, Miss
Gardener Lucas. Emma Page, Marina
CleH"nr. JOal Dickerson, Julia Bell
Elizabeth DickersOn. kstie Burke, Mrs.
Martin, Pauline Fitzgerald, Emma
Bark-iale, Harvey Clayton. Martha Cab
l'ell, sam BeasIey. Some others gave
these amounts but We are not able t.
able to give thir names. The total rails
I'll MAS sl3a'Ju.
We ARE getting along alright at :Tam-,
and the people are encouraging the pas
tor. They gave him trip Ia hrs hotne
in NORTH Carolina with "A donation Of
." He ir going u take his vile along
for company and Will lie gone live or
SIX weeks
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

The men aud women Who prefer
nan VIII" does thin-S Ia a nan Vito
writes notes at-sut them ~tli vote
Tor fnShes- ''">"fnnrnt oy CORE
sp"ndencc takes t"o hong Ia get any
where. hut government 10y deeds -
always on the j"h
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

was The Instinct 81 lawyer for
hughes q" SUPPORT his dainning clbarg
- ns"i"st Wilson. 10y calling Wilson's
own secretary Of state as a witness
10 prove them
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

Vance Mccormick says the Progress
sfves arr stnnIs~iing Ia Wilson. sud
It's ten To one let tie wishes ~
could B.ltev. a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

Mr. Hughes says there should be
nrID dealing In Mexican affairs. May
be- So. but Ne have had enough OF
the 1rEn OF Wilson. Carranza 4 90
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

Those VII" ARE concerned To- Inow
WHIST MIR Hughes would haV" d.n..
bad he been la MI Wilson's place
may rest assured hs w"uld n.t have
done ~ siT. Wilson has. And that
10 answer enough
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

According 10 the weeks latest work
or ncti"n. the Dsm"cratic Campaign
Nook. the wage earners 90 the country
r"eeived during the Wilson Admlnl--
trati"b S3.VDssUWD more than they
received under Taft. And all 10 cost
them q" keep something la the dinner
pail ~Hs s0.ovU.,SD.VOO Iuore.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

AZ that however. frop n~.irnine
20 cod this has ns-n u,.,r~ 81 ~,ou
kick me aud III Kiss you administer. t.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

The i'sii..rats ar. nn'huS "ut tiaf
rs'fA c'ttacs h"tn~ Ia sv.a ~ut tt..sr
standing
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

IL Strikes one that Instead of Win,
eusilinp tor IN" State of Maine Vance.
Mc'"rinick might do better WORK by
taking his wrerking crew To- the West
TO repnir the Democratic bridges that
are being d3namited to- Justice
Hughes
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

President Nii~.n~ alas "A clock H.
ringing M "'sl.~k ths-~- ns.tnlnS~
~" can reach "ui 81 bad mai tutn a.
on the tn"tnin. "f March -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

roxy "a t"'liiisiau O." nsi..l't lea ta~ a,
iHsrtu'.'nt the MrA'is.. rui.. fnri.i.i.itn.
Treasury d~I'artin"ni sinI'i"N~.-~ Iatii
ctl"ting In I'piitir> MI tsurl.~on o..
Allies that f"'>tuna>t.'r~ arr .-ntItl.~i
Y" some exercise tor the HofI-y
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

~ l. gratifying. tn,i..l t. flnd that
Mr. Wilson SIN Stands "n th. suffrage.
question: where Ia ~t.~"i 40 Tia. h.,. 10,
ming Of his administration lie ha~
changed "n ni,.'ui every thing cI~...-
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

There M" no Strings 80 n.ntal t,.~
"fN"ii"t~ O" the I'uhli. I.irsi=.-- Of ga
nini>iratiNc r't"rn' given To- s'hstl..-
r. Hughes. HIS rsr"td 10 g..N..i i,..i
&c New lork guarantees tll- fuinn
m~nt "f every pr"ni>c-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08
Chestnut Knob

We arr having vet. chilly weather
which make ~ think about = good fire
Mr. GeO'ge Philpot. ~ Northfork, j.
visiting a. his home here
Mr. Koi'ert Do,ison. Jr left Morday
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08

oerso,r's IMPRESSIONS OF a MAN.

2 oGTRoiT'S IMPRESSIONS A
to presidential e.np.an
OF that the
o"en Of Monday would
q humanity nterest~a period the nor
condition.
s'ons
rheoy
I y he intoe
The misguided individuals WHO
Hughes
heat
Detroit has leaned he
and the
j United now
Will he a .
hes hts fellow beings and like
And
What o who
r~teh
note
his ddress
tina" memory
az Other Thp
has
q speak q Probably to do
q 5 \ quality
q the q quality
d~S'si~ political q
a
Hug - al fav
be
to
HISTORY
that conviction shared nv
4 a. O
tai
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08


PROSPERITY
mo disputes But
u
out ny the
] Godf orbd that
] m waste hunan
! Senate
G
u
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08
Tams

o., a. 0 <iHl.,E.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-08
POLITICAL JOTTINCS

POLITICAL JOTTINCS
AZ that however. fr"m h~.irning
20 cod this has n~~n un.,re ~ ~,ou
kicA me aud III Kiss you ADMINISTERS.
don
Vance Mccormick SAYS tho Progress
sfves arr stnmIs~iing q" Wilson sud
It's ten to one bet he wishes ns
could b~liev. a.
The i'.iu.~rsts are nn.lius "ut tiaf
p"TA cs'lnes L"sa~ la s,,,t cat tL..sr
standing
The men aud women who prefer
MA" VII" does thin-S Ia man WHO
writes notes ais"ut them VIII V"t.
for Hughes. c",rrnm~nt Oy core
spcndence takes t"o hong Ia get any
where. tut government 10y deeds ~
always on tn. J"h.
Those VII" are conc~rn.d To- Inow
WHIST MIR. Hughes would haN" d..pr
bad ne been la Mt Wilson's rin.-
may rest assured hs ~"uld unt hav.
done ~ Mi Wilson has. And ti.at
10 answer enough
Mr. Hughes ~ tact only going .hr.rt
Ia the public. tut tL. .,ui.lis - snin-
direct q" hun srnusns Amrri.an
nifty fiftyi
President Nil~.,n'~ ALA a clock H.
ringing M = "'sl.~k ths.~.. n"rnlnS~
~" can reach "uI 81 i..-i mai tuln ~
on the ut"tntus .f March -
Postmaster s:~n-raI Huri..~.,n T. To-.
foxy i~'liil.tau O." a.i..,a g." hl~ a.
Issrtru..nt the Nj N.iss. rui.- f.rt..i.itn.
Treasury department rtnIt"N...-~ part
ctI'nting In I',iitir> Mr. I.urI,...,n a..
allies that is">tnia>t.r~ arr .ntiti,si
." some exercise tor the n"n-y
There NJ" no Strings 80 mental t,.~
"fN"ii"n~ O." the I'uhli. I.lssi:...~ Of ga
ninl>iratiNc rst"Tta gwen L., ,h.ttI...
r. Hughes. HIS r~r"td 10 ypN~fn.,i
az New i"rk gunrantr.s th.. fuinn
m~nt "f every premise
i'.inorrnt~ ARE now convinced thai
Charles E,1ns Hughes ~ - Warm pro
posltIotL
IL l. gratifying. hr,is-..,l To- nnd that
Mr.. Wilson SIN stands "n the suffrage.
question: where a.. ~t.~.i 80 Tia. t...ln
ming Of his administration ~. ha~
changed "n ni'''ut everything cI~...-
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
IL Strikes one that Instead of Win,
eusilinr tor th" State 81 Maine Vance.
Mccormick might de- better WORK tv
taking his wrerking crew To- the West
TO repair the I,s'nl"cratIc bridges Tint
are hcing d. nainIted by Justice
Hughes
According To the weeks latest work
or ncti"n. the Democratic Campaign
Nook. the wage carners 80 the country
r"reived during the Wilson AdmIni~-
frutlon x.fteslfHsltssn .....,.. 49,. g.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20
Die Gai6en 81.

oloao Tcorqe Gnglon0s nener @reuicr lmo borge5lther Setter.
bat Ole oGuiden 5rieoensnoridIdge nbgGmieu un0 ien non tbm abge
fpter goraanar @squtb bot i9m babel fraiha i%cfuuOert QeuHhe m0
alcrit nite 6rieoensFretmoe itetnen ioo6 Der @nitht gl lem, Dob
Sn Gmtdlano lit man genegt 2op0 Georges gntport as eng
IIfea 9mf mf3ufoHTb fb ser aunnbme bingebeno, oB 0as 8ea our
9%nbnbnunq BON Irnoensboridldqen n6t qon8 perleat it, @mr ipoof
bas aabI ans 2onoon Die oortge 5hnmuna MIR muaberno rhtq
fhshers miro es mengeus Dorduig 5u feuen 6rnoenSDerhan0ungen
fortuet es miro be1htet oaB Die IRnhe oeS briHfhen Bottles, mic
lei ~tenanolfh4. ole @RtgGeOr Der &eqiaunq rno ole 6rrihenoen
NreHe non eiaem Gineehen nf Die bon 0eutfdlano porgeidla9enen
Observation-Disclosures Durdau8 nidtS tDtNen mouen u0 6otfI1rung
DS arfeges BIS ST. etneH England bolton0g berieogenoen 6Hoe for
bern.
ans gafbinaton miro seme6et BOB Sic qmiierten CenaIon0 mb
ariegsanlebe mi5uIegen. 3aia an(eibe ia, Dem 8erift mfoIge
gehberi peroen ourd5 anerifrniihe uno auoere @ertpopiere, H. /. aud
ben 5uH anfauf BON ®sbe0uf nn0 Qebensmttela IN ben Scr. 5taatcn
bs5p 5r areotfdertng fir Dernrtge ger11ngcn-
g2ena ole Gngl1noer %enbloeH limo, nht nf 6rie0en5oerbano
lingen efa5n9e1en 70 meroen MIR bier lpenn9 ooer nihts Ongegen nm
fonuer, &em fe gnnbet ben arNg fortfa1ren 81 nuin mo tort
1erhs sen prroe tblleBlh Den 6r1eoen 0rfteren SIT fonnen, 10 hit ousI
ibre Safe. 4merifo uno 0e un0eren Reltralcn per0n Gnqau0 -
rbt osrn1ebret foHnen. sic meroen nber, ne oirten nibts nun. mos
gnalnno in ohem @Ionben bedrfen oor t6m Die 5ortfi6ruug 0s
Arleges erleIpfter1 o1 eHg1t1erlet5 n AnSnd1t 9etelten iharfern
stfieg ernoglden tornte ltno menn Der Gngldnoer %venhfLlB4, Den
Srleg fer5unbren nd etna Thbt ant Die Annabme, oB @merHa nuf
= eitergin at ierer Sete fe9en rno es nf g~3ogtdfet rnterititer
miro. 70 umB linen mogIthit ihnel nn0 0eutIif fargematt meroen, oaBI
Tie gaH5 mb gar af Dem 9o8nege fn0.
sspnn bic gnglGnoer CUTE ameritanide 28ertpopiere mO 9onosI
neutraler 2an0r alg Stterbeiten qeben noaeu, 70 IBt fh bonn refnI
a hhdftfden stanopnntte aus geger cine neue anlebe ntbts iaqn
@P-a fe, mie geneloet piro. ben ertrag Der anIeibe bemsen poQgf
aPuraion l0 lonfi9en aricgs6eoorf anr1fnufen, 6onn nitrNe einel
4lnerfa beomhn. Genn 0ama b0a4tt Die anleibe cine @rlqnoerlmol
oes arieges uno oos pieoer fortgefebte 5dd0igung pn0 6efabr fr 2meI
rife. 1e befen 5nue1en unieres 2anoes, fe bic Menidlhfeft, ale
0yen Sitter lmO erTer 8ortamphr 4mrita lid 70 germ 5nipat. Der
langeu Die 8ereitelmg Der gepauteu neten gaiierten. anldbc
5o LANCE oe Auteueu ntt engeben af Den 6GHten godhIaq
oea eIleoen 5I erorfern 70 lance Dart bFr5ulnnoe feline nele britii6
frnI5oflbe AHletbe augelegt begin. untergebradt peroen. Sn fetnemI
oH tH 5nteree Der qan5en aelt rmB amerifa Den alHerten ietI
lager 3ebntaienoe Wtatonen, menn notg, fir Ben 5rie0en orI
Jillaon. nfdt efnen Dollar nubr fr ben arieg, ooer irgen0 etuos, ox
PSF 0drtfuhrtng Ds srieges bienen ODER ie erleiftTn fonute
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20
6cItortc S-inan;manSpcr.

liz Dc Ae91eruug ~ Nallfaaton fh entihloB, Dem 8eriudl D2or.
9nns, enc ltaeoette engl1hHan3oflde 4nLel5e bon elmer Nd1iarDe bier
lnaier5Hbtmget entgegenutrcten, onrhe man unnebnen, oaB Qepiftiqc
8rnnoe fe 81 0eieH ie9r ungep6buiden &orgehen beinmi bahen. Dos
pr IL 0cr 1dt Der 6aa. Shon Die 1ngebpure Soho Der Sunue, bic
arobtg 0e bis fet tit cine anhfbe 9for6at moroen lit att cine errtr
Narntng QeedtferhQt Gs 5egt It'd. leood, oaB auf nod moere ifper.
Wieaenoe Br1a1e borltegen, ole Die Derantpoudiden 9tnan36e5or0en Der.
nnlanten, on lnternebmen engegen5utretcn.
~ fhAf nd namlfd beraus, 0B Die 9Qnfen NIT laberfaufliteu
Mne11eEapteren berets geraoe3u Hbeua0cu fn6 4nqeloft ourf atr
Xr0onHoreu to III Der @rpartng, Die 9dpierhen fpi0er an Den Wonn
5a hrngen, i0 tie in Der lebernnbme Der brffieoenen qnlei6en met
uber 1be arafte gegongen. Gin QaTus ms einem GD gorfer gorien.
bnt uernnihouldt oes tb Der rlerDiertpn 5prahe reht 0eufid
nNtelelht one ful1lgte 5ehe Der augenblfifen gonfftlatouen lit Dp
2df1ahe Dab Die ldufers fat bic aontroqe i6er i6re gorla1et bprnrpu
bnben N0r efnigen 1ngen nod DolRn fe Wiaionen fursTitae Qobiere
BON ben 4luerten fnnten nn0 MIR Die gsnrntna hes 8eDrnl reiernq
Hoar0 bin0ertp tie 0aran Sic fmo iogor I'M sbq, lire eiqenen Reprppn
nifredt 81 ebaltent obne ietbt Anle6en 51 modem GPmn s5oef oms.
6plprenent mas Dafe p0Heren tonneL menn ie meiter fortdefnhren ht.
ten, nod mebr 5eo IN fremoen @apieren m3uleQen.
Gge AeuBerlng benefit Dob es 60dne Belt mr. eiuuLhreiten gRip
qefa1rltd De Sage geporoeH it, iat ms ober nod cine an0ee beoeutfn1p
9ahrIdt aus A3uibngton. Ger spnptroqer 9iQiams bmbTdrtop enc
gefnHntn1dtung 5n DeroffentffeL in Der sic Menqe umo Sic Qt frqn6er
4apiere M gehb Der Nattonalbanfel onqeqeben moren. lin 0ies an
pfrbIaoern, etudte Der Referbe 8oaro, DGa Die 9otonoI6orfen 1mter.
fteben. Den aonaptroler INN cine llHterre0una, lo es aelnd INN noh
langerea lnterbanolungen4 ibn gu bettmncn, bic geroHenfifnlno af
lnterlaHen. Der 8eerue 9oor0 nirdtet oB cine iolde Observation-Disclosures
fnr5 nnd ianer 8aranng Die 8anfen in cine eefabrlde 2oae brinoep
f6unte
Die aabnnrung Der 91pirre nmB oo enc ret br0enfihe S6hc
rrreldf bnheH. DaB man It'd fheut, lire 3nbl 1n0 4t Dem grbHffa re-
fannt 81 nlnden- lino babel bonoet Is fh I'm Die 9otionaIbonfcn. sic
mier aortrole frbea umo i9e 6oaos niht beGebiq berpenoen f5nnrn
Ne rnnb = oa crit nit ben gripatbanten reben, bic fh freicr benedcn
f0uneu2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20

mietet IND miro 0ielelbe ant /
9lar5 besieber.
SIN 9aule oes @errn nno 5rau
artbur Mas 1T Der Stord einge.
febrt uno bat Gin biibihes 9odter.
Iein biBterlaiien.
5rm Beter 4dtbnoun nruBte lifl
eiHer dr5tliden Operation uiter5Ie.
ben. sic nie gemeloet miro iebr
gut DerIalifen lit.
Carroll. - Soiepb 9udAeit, Elm
alter Anlie0ler Don Carroll, lit mad
eiIiem furseu aranfenIaaer, in san.
.ie icfHer Iodlfer 5rau sSralf Better,
aeftorben. er lit ihon lafae al
aoerberhnrfling, oeui Iih nod Aitb.
ma angRiefltc. CT mobltc in 0elg
IeHten abrgu bel icIlicr odntgr
5fuu NiiiIaie Sci 1t 1iour Eitn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20
~11emiokettcn aus Jcpa.

IfeDnor. Ger 7omen Silfs
MerriH Der oeltid)en congregational
@irde belt unlangit einen gasar
ub beItebeno ans 0ortrdgen, I'm
fefbolhfngeH mo einem gliten Sup.
per. lleber 400 8erionen nabmpn
Tel an Der HntprbaItling uno En-.
5ielten bic 5rauen Die hiibide Gum
me non $3.50.
Ger CttO eebmfubG bon S0obo
sails. Sooho mar bier gum Be-.
iii6 bet ieinea 8erlDnu0fen.
Herr Sotob 9oaden BAT iein
4~ohnhans NIT elmer nelien gelend
tfnpHnfloaf terfgbRu.
Nfrr 1fflei 1eir bat lie Var.
Iifl1 Sarm5i mIueif ron 9slfEcg &c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20

&c iparen @elo mo SIRE Aiaen,
menn Sle 1r. AseIloHo meacu Der
81 Hate 5iclea. Sdpuierioe
6aae cine Spesinlitnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20

Gie OieIaeidMabte 0eutidc Giplo.
nl0tie bat mt einem Sdloq ben
4aiierten ben ateiH benomnlen.
@eipiiien Neulralen ebeliaIls.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-20
@On 8anl a8ufa

aapian Oes ltnterits8rudfaiffes poenidIanS1.
@r3dblung Der &eiie oes erften 1t-6on0eIs
booteS bon Bremen noh Baltimore
uno Ietner 6eimfabrt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-02

DIPPING TANKS
THIS SECTION
WAS UP BEFORE THE BOARD or
COUNTY COMM SSloNERs YES
TERDAY - DR.. FISHER GREAT
LY ENCOURAGED.

Carter county is going to wage
war on the cattle tick. and yester-
day DR.. Fisher of this city, who has
charge of Carter and Love counties
in the work, met with the Board of
County Commissioners to discuss
plans for this work. 1t was finally
decided to defer final action until
the next regular meeting of the
board as in the meantime many dip
ping tanks that are now in contem-
plation will be completed, and the
department will be in a better posi-
ton to combat the evil.
Most of the cattlemen Of this sec
tion have declared that they will
have necessary tanks constructed,
and are working heartily with the
department for the eradication of the
tick evil r. F. Sciyally met with
the commissioners, and stated that
he already had one tank completed
and would have another before the
board convened again. When this
is done. DR.. Fisher will cooperate
with them and render all necessary
advice and instruction.
At the next meeting, the board will
appoint inspectors for the various
districts. and a systematic campaign
begun for the eradication of the
cattle tick. DR.. Fisher states that
he is meeting with great encourage
ment from the cattlemen of this sec
ton, and hopes the warfare on the
tick will be so successful that it will
be eliminated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-02
BUSINESSMEN
ARE OUT FOR
NEW BUSINESS
INTERESTING MEETING OF OR.
GANlZATlON AT THE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE LAST NIGHT. CO.
ING AFTER CONVENTIONS.

At the regular meeting of the bust
ness mems association last night reso-
lutions were passed to cooperate with
the commercial club in an effort to Sc
cure some state conventions for Ard
more and the business men pledged
support in securing same and doing
their part to entertain such as might
be secured.
Mr.. Highfill of the Highfill Drug Co.
is to get the united support of the as
sociation to secure the druggists con-
vention for next year. The meeting of
the state druggists will be held this
month in Sulphur, and Ardmore will
go after it for next year. W. w
Lewis, member of the executive com
mittee of the state master plumbers
association will be given a resolution
inviting his association here within
the next three months for this years
convention. w. r. Burnitt will get the
associations support for the cOnven-
ton of the state bill posters associa-
ton which meets this month in Tulsa.
So far as this association is concerned
it will also join hands with the com
mercial club to secure the bankers,
sheriffs jewellers and building and
loans conventions next year. All OF
these associations meet in Oklahoma
City this month.
Secretary Gilbert gave some very
favorable reports on ratings which
in the past have been considered risky,
showing the general trend of better