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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-30
Y BOYS HIKE TODAY.

The boys of the Y. M. c. A. plan to hike to Atkins lake today, under the leadership of Coach c. A. von Harten. The boys are to report at the associa- tion building not later than 7:30 o'clock this morning, to start the hike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-30
NOW IS YOUR TIME.

For short while we will renovate old mattresses, furnish new ticking and make them look like new. For $450 and $500.
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY, 5-20-tf Phone S96.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-30
Accordion Plaited Dresses

Should be sent to Frank Dietrich's Clothing Hospital to be re-plaited; :; also any other ladies or gents cloth ing that need cleaning, pressing or altering. We also put new Innings in coats and do all general repair work on clothing.
 Phone 1928 Over Lewine'S Quality
 Shop, 22O1a Main St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-30
LAKESIDE MILLINERY SH'
SHOP.

All hats, $7 to S12.50, go this week for $3.9S.
 From $4 to $7 for $1.9S. Choice of any hat at the Lakeside Millinery Shop at these two prices.
 if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-30
WOODS LAND TO LEASE.

Three years free rent for putting land in cultivation. Will build house, furnish wire for fence, and pipe, pump and DO mt for well. Lessee will have refusal of same as long as he wants the land. Land near Grady and good roads. Apply "C W., care Graphic.
 4-11-1m 0 ]
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-30
Rates to Little Rock, Ark,
 via. I. M. Ry.

Account Annual Meeting Bar As sociation of Arkansas, May 30-31, 1916. Rate of $1.90 will apply from Pine Bluff for round trip. Tickets on sale May 29 to 31. Good return ing June ?.
 D. c. PAYNc,EEsss<.-s.....s =. 5-25-4t. Agent ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-30

You can make your choice in the quiet of your home or office, by hav- ing Graphic classified" ads bring .ap- plicants and applications to you-5 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-30
Reduced Rates to Hot Springs, Ark,
 via. l. M. RY. ..-

Account State Missionary Conven- tidn Christian Churches of Arkansas, May 29-June 1, 1916. Rates of .$3.10 for round trip will apply from Pine Bluff. Tickets on sale May 28 to 30 inclusive. Good returning June 3.
 D. c. PAYNE, 5-25-4t. Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
NEW LINER ALASKA" SOON
 ID MAKE INITIAL VOYAGE

twenty new two-berth rooms; smoking and observation room is being constructed on the boat deck aft. and a cold storage plant, with capacity of fifty tons is being built aboard the vessel to provide for the transportation of perishable freight.
 When the alterations are com- pleted the Alaska will have accom- modations for 16O first cabin pas sengers all in two-berth rooms, opening on the deck, and about 100 steerage passengers. All Of the rooms aboard the vessel when she was purchased were three-berth rooms, and she had accommodations for 15O cabin passengers The steerage accommodations formerly accommoadted eighty-two passen- gers.
 Other work aboard the Alaska includes the installing of a new steering engine aft. the building of officers quarters on the boat deck and the overhauling of all machtn- cry. The vessel was supplied with new boilers at cost of approxi- mately $15O,OO0 by the Union Iron Works at San Francisco, before she was purchased by the Alaska steam ship company.
 The Alaska, known as the Kan sas City, made one voyage as freighter from this port to the. north, but the sailing on February 20, will be her first in regular ser vice.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

Seattle, Feb. 21-The date of sailing for the s. S. Alaska on her first trip in the northern passen- ger service has been set for Feb. 29. The Alaska was formerly the Kansas City, recently purchased from the Union Iron Works at san Francisco, by the Alaska Steamship Company. The alterations, which will cost approximately $10O,O0O, are nearing completion, and she has new all the appearnee of an entirely new vessel and employees of the company say that she will be the crack liner of their northern fleet.
 A shelter deck is being built the entire length of the ship; accom- modations for forty additional pas are being provided in
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

 WERE POISONED

P.Jtsburg, Pa, Feb. 2I-Thirty five guests at @ church supper in this city were taken violently i'll shortly after their meal and many are iu a serious condition. Among tl. medical profession the question is being asitated as to the cause, SJn- cf the learned profession clam that the symptoms indicate that arsenic poison was eaten with -ae .-.5 swLile others state the cause -- ptomaiao poisoning. The results o5 g. thorough chemical and 5a-Jarlglogical are awaited with interest.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
GERMAN SUBMARINE POLICY
 DISCUSSED IN HE SENATE

Washington, D. C., Feb. 21-The question regarding attacks by sub marines on undefended ships which has so long been a matter of dis cussicu between this government and Germany and which it was hoped had been satisfactorily set tied, has again raised it's ugly head.
 Today the attitude of the ad- on this matter was under discussion in the senate and President Wilson came in for con siderable criticism from the Opposi- tion camp. He was ably defended
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

The House Commerce Committee has reported fayOrably on a meas ure to provide two new coast guard cutters for service in Alaska wat CTS.
 Development work has again been resumed on the GroCndhog proper ty near Wrangell and the miners are confident that they will strike a big body of ore within a few days. Trails are being built to the pro perty
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
HEAVYWE.GHT
 CHAMPION ILL

Chicago, III, Feb. 21-Jess Will lard, the heavyweight champion, is i'll and has been ordered to bed by his physician. This may interfere with his proposed fight with Mor- an at Madison Square Garden in New York. Willard will hardly en- danger his title without an OppoT- tunity to prepare adequately.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

New York, Feb. 21-As the agree ment between the Coal Operators and the Mine Workers which was in 1905 by President Roosevelt expires this spring, much speculation has been rife as to fu-
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
0UT-
 SIDE SPOKANE

Spokane, Wash. Feb. 21-F'i7e persons were killed and many oth- CTS injured today in Q rear end colIison outside of this city today, when the North Coast Limited was telesccped.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
C0AL OPERATORS AND MINERS
 MEET ID ARRANGE AGREEMENT

ture relations between the parties. MutteriHgs of dissatisfaction have been heard from the Mine Workers accompanied by threats of a strike. This will probably be avoided as committees from both camps will meet to discuss new agreement.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
CAPTURE OF ERzE2yM GIVES
 RUSSIA KEY ID ASIA MINOR

PetrOgrad, Feb. 21-The Rus siaa troops arc vigorously pressing the advantage gained near Ezerum and driving the Turks before them. Their objective is the route to Bagdad, which they are striving to EaiR Ia order 10 cut the Turkish liRs OE communications and prevent the HAlpmeat of supplies.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

Paris, Feb. 21-MajOr DeWrieuX, ia a lORg interview published in the NaLlR gays that he conquest ot Erzsrun is Of greater importance thAR the conquest and capture or aAy other fortress in the whole var theatre.
 "ErETum was the solitary bull BaTk Cf the Turkish empire il Asia" the major s2ys. Its cap ture now opens spaces in the great network of operations on that front The operations can now bs extended to a great scale. Its cap
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
RAID
 ENGLISH COAST

London, Feb. 21-German aero planes raided the southeast coast ot England yesterday. It is re ported that no lives were lost but that soma damage was done to property.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
CRIMINAL TAUNTS NEW YORK P0-.CE

New York, Feb. 21-The police of this city have received a note from Croues taUuting them in re- sD-ct to their efficiency, and stat i2g his intention to leave the city at once.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

Paris, Feb. 21-President Poin- care has telegraphed his cOngratu- laUoas to the Emperor and also sent a similar message to the Grand Duke. The victory of the Russians has aroused great hopes in tho minds of the French and the receipt Of the capture of Err perum was received here with as great enthusiasm 90 it was received il Pe-rograd.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

Washington, Feb. 21-Tbe i'm pression has developed within of- ficial circles, that David Franklin of Missouri, now the sec retary of agriculture, will be the man who will be the presidents
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

London, Feb. 21-Word has been received that Rumauia has passed a law fOrbidding the eZ- port O wheat during the conIjnu- aaCa of the var. This will not effect existing contracts.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
A STEAMER
 SyBMARINE0

Paris, Feb. 21 - The French steamship Memphis was reported to have been sunk off Durazzo by a submarine yesterday.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

Washington, Feb, 21-Secretary Lansing has issued a statement that the United States would accept nothing short of 8 full and con- plete agreement in the submarine controversy with Germany, cover ing all points which the administra- ton has contended as to the past and for certain assurances for the future.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

London, Feb. 21-The capture of Erzcrum is regarded by the Brit isu as the most important war re- suu Tor many months. It now ziges The Russians the key to Asia Miner. There is much iubilatiOn here oyer the great victory.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

by senator Stone of Missouri As Germany's reply to the latest re- quest of the state department is awaited, the tension grows hourly stronger.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
HOUSTON Is SLATED FOR
 WAR DEPARTMENT HEAD

choice for secretary of war, sue ceeding Garrison, resigned. For several days this impression has prevailed, although there has been absolutely nothing said concerning i+ by the president or Private Sec retary Tumulty.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
GERMANS MAKE ADVANCE
 ALONG THE YSER RIVER

Berlin 21-AdYices guns down western front English pO- killed weather modera tious along special efforts advance English bpIanes armed with contestants.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

ture presents the greatest pos abilities for tha operations of Grand Duke Nicholas, and Russia has been given @ golden master key To the Turkish front"
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21

ConstaatnopIe, Feb. q - The ministers to Greece from England, France and Russia have informed Premier skoloudis, head of the GreeF cabinet, that in pursuance of aa order issued by the military
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-21
GREEK TELEGRAPH STATIONS
 SEIZED BY FRENCH AND BRITISH

council, all Greek railroad tele- graphic stations in and around Sa- louiki iu southern Greece will be seized by the allies. It is stated that if they fall to yield voluntarily, force will be used.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-27
AhAWALT

Tbs b. growing and progr.--i,e tow
The fir-t National Eank of Anaualt i.
q -a'e depository for - men AMI WOMEN
throughout tins -ction.
> 7 White. the hn-tifng and enery.,.
BE- i'ii-ine-~ man. ha- fr~t class can.
ard hoteI known a. the Virginia Cafe
AMI hotei. ~ hes the hns--t KIND nf
lodging accommodated Nu-ic 10 IN.
t~rtain visiting friends ~ oil times T. an
added compliment Mr White - q
strong Republican and the hotel D. head
quarters Tor all Republican conference
~pesking- aud pui.ic gsther'nr-. liz
automobile service D. letter than tram
service a. any city or town in the .tat.
Rev. RN Bark-Iaie. = goo,i rreacb.
~. strong Republican and public -rieit-
e'i citizen y dong vel both m his br-i-
Ees- a. vel a. with bis church WORK
lie > vel liked. liz new chnrch J.
about completed and very live spirit a
activity - tire result OF hi-
ministerial services.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-27
Proposed Amendment

lh-t ~s~tion twenty fhr.s A-'i~la
irht Of ~aid Coz ~itution a. IL LOW j. be
t~resi AMI amended 90 a. 10 read As
fpilnW-:
~.'rt'on fwPnfv-;hrop The commits
'''n"f~ -i4sii i-' .c'.-i ~ the voters Of
30. ''.'iffs anS hnid 'h-i- uili,e for nh.
fhi "i ~ Arf--. tN,r.pt at the first
i''''ih,' 60 -iii commissioners they shall
Yes - "i' -, 80 sthrr~I~s. ma such
.'''rf"r a. they may bet rhine. one of
10 nuii '.-r Who shall hold his Office.
- term 81 t~" y.ars. ore for four
~'r~ as one ter -lx years so that one
Ina D. O. shall l,. el,ct.-d every two
s''s-s Tat No. ~" of mi ss,'-. m >sioners
-iiaii Pc e. si.~l ir.'fu fhp Same. rnagister-
al ri-tfif Bur u twe or moo rers,ns
rs-ldi"g ~ TIE -'fue district shall receive
tire greater number If votes cast AT any
r''cii'n. ti'ea only tho one of surh per-
Sons receiving III, highest number of
vot'~ east ~naN T.. 90 Glazed e'erf.d. and
tie uer-'n living IN another district who
shall fe~.i,c me next highest numi~r of
VOTES shall - declared elected Said
commissioners shall annually elect one of
their number ~ president. and each
shall r.-crlvc inur dollars per day for his
services in conn. q he paid out Of the
c"untF trra-lry, provi,ied however
ihat -ad va, in~rJ Il four dnllars pe<
lay tia rot eN''s'.d tn sum of four
fnnir''f d"ilar- per year fnr each COM
missioner ami provided, that such COM
- 'ati"n may be Increased i'm any edun
y ~ the a--en' ~ a ~ .rity. az the
,'''-~ est "a i'r qr.-tipn at any general
r -l"N''aI ele,t "a
t'ir s'r'I..~ a amend n.nt il design ated
A. - n"'y Cnu-t Amendment and on
'''' "iliciai ballot - he voted at said
''i'T''i'n ~'l! te printed the following:
HAllpr OK 90 I>TlTU rIONAL
t'p' MY COURT AMENDMENT
Amending seton twenty three OF
Article eight
For rattle AVON of Count Court
Amanlment
AgAins- ratiiiration of County.
Z Amendment
tn 80 iavor'ng the ratification of said
am 'n.iin nj Viii vote PR Rrit .tior
81 t.uuty CONT \ nan iment': and
t'i''~e opp sing Will vote Against Rail
Z licatl IN ~ '',unty Curt Ans nhment -
''iv-n under 10y hand aud the
"rrst - of the ~tsts. At the
4 IS..[ & pftD, this seventh day of
/ - Angp-t. IN the year Of orr Lord
On ga 'u~and Nine Hundred
and >iN'een, and of the State
tir Fii'h-ipurth.
HENRY ID. HATFIEELD.
BY the t'pNr-u. r.
STUART r REED.
Secretary e. State.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-27
IT'S FREPOSTEROUS
Republicans Say Of Charge That
Negroes are Being Colonized.

Washington. 90. 2-"T"o prepcs-
t'ro'ls to warrant an answer. wss the
i<Ati1n today by the National
Republican Congressional Committee OF
q charge efnansting from the Department
Of Justice that Republicans are colonizing
Negroes tn influence the election.
Announcement was made at the de-
rartment OF Justice several days syo of
Requests i'r invest CATION of election
''auds. past and Suspected. and II Wac
stated there would he a na'i"n-~ lie drag
mt 4" prevent i'l.gai votirg ~ >.yeu,.
'sr- thr new ail~ga'ion = 'Dat a;-,'
80" >e,r,-- have been transport.
-Lrrn North Carolina ami A ~,,ama o.
Nest Nirs.nia. ONO a a lf..i,,ifa i"r a.,
DurPv>e Oi swelling the Npte M IN,
state.
Ise department OF Ju-'i.e J. "A Il .,
have instructed Federal agent ma Mort
Carolina aaG Alabama g. Investigate an,i
90 i'- Prri.ared Ia take drastic action
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-27

night on the outskirts OF the city
with a white man than to be seen
with colored gentleman. There
IS an absolute necessity FOR a re-
form IN our schools. One of the
most sad events took place in
This city a week or 80 ago. This
Is not the only case. The Bee is
n pos session nf facts in which a
school girl, not fifteen years of
,gc, was ruined 10y a DO room
proprietor and carrlod 10 Roch-
sile, Md. and married her JIst
lpw any minister would hav,
The nerve to marry ach'ld TN,
a-e = wonder u The Bee. Our
girls are nOt property projected
lar iagc faI : L. remedy tni>
.vll. oar jstcnIle c,urt - CrON
led with young wives wno nave
made mis- aHss m Doing married
80 the wrong man There snDulg
~ a Jaw enacted uakIng IL a
rhine for any msrr age To be-
'onsummatcd unless the inton
ions for such marriages az,
,ub.ished i'm sOmc paper for
-hree weeks.
Are the girls in orr schoo's
projected: From existing con
'i'ionS they don't seem L. ne
ur normal and high SchOCi
should nave ala female lnsiruc-
sDrS. Oar girls. therefore. need
ne prOte c.lOn of a strrng hand
Dur schC OILS are IN a most de
durable cCndItipn and II some
hivg Is not done AT once To- rem
dy the evils that * - they wii.
90 To- destruction. Npthlng ~nur'
a revolution viii place al COZ
ga srn ''i- upon basis 4 e.
-ieIc Ci.an nut lie SCHOOLS
tpa At one. The Washing OF =.
D. & Bee.
IN" McDOwell Tim = wan,, t.
;rmpilmtnt Editor ca van Cha-.
IL his fea les bat timely sug
SestlOns as Is found IN the above
The sane dog, We fear. is tlune
Is throughout this section. N-s
~e say, tho little safegu ard -
brown around our girls and upo
many are guilty of trying To- ape
.he rich and some few are guilty
{ trying u yet away from their
wn race.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-27
OUR GIRLS.

1t IS to be regretted that there
- no avenue now open Ia ON
girls after they leave school
Hundreds Of young girls are to-
day walking the streets and are
the patrons of cabarets where
they meet young men and boys
It's shame. The question l.
asked, how can this evil be lem
edied: III the schools taught
practical business, conclusions
would be better for our girls
We once bad business high
school which was HOurishing IN
der young Mr.. Murray His
transfer from that school reduc-
ed It 10 such a degree That it has
never been aDls TO resume it,
former usefulness. There is but
little encouragement OF red T.
our girls. Hundreds OF girls
could be employed ina depart
ment store II such a store was
patronized 10y the colored people
Segregation forces large
class Of coIored people y patron
izs their own dr1gstores. MANY
OF our so-called hrst class and
well TO do coIored people nav b.
seen dsrting in theatres conduct.
ed by white people under the
guise Of being white With a
little bright color in their faces
augmented by cOlored powder
enables many OF this c'ass %
pass the ticket talker IN these
white theaters. We have a few
IN our schools. The Bee called
IL readers attention ~ this some
TINE ago. They are too black
for white schools and too white
pr colored schools. Many of
.ks9 yesh prefer 10 walk g.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-27
Big Creek District Re-
publican Club Holds
Great Meeting
Largest Ever Held in the Precinct

To the NcD,Nel Times.
FNc,7-ior. ". Va. Ort -t..nt d.
men. l'ies-r permit ~ a. -. fsst a i.v
words atout our ron~ing Republican
ulcstiug hrld here lat Friday uirtt D.
u'ehiiFr~ II th- Susanna ALL fA.l-,.
keImhlicsn Club. ~itn Mr. Gr..r.r Ca
Chairman, aud : A. Enngar,In-r 49,
rrtary. hal a meeting which ~ c.i.-i8,.
une OF the bsst tlist f,s- ever been f.,i o..
oh In the District. IL wa- the -are,-
atteDdeu meeting held here DOB tre "a.
ID vesEs. More enthusiast "a Tor tie IL
publican party than ha- ever l,een -s,f
hrre before ~a- in evidrnre Th.. al
guard. Ihcs 'guarics. Manager. and o.
hu-tii~r Bob Drir~''y. aetinr Tc.uporar,
Chairman. ~lp have always i...n l,u-t
in the affairs of p,.itc-. were nn a..
ground and rr'i bot in ih- nsit fDr ...
t,ry. There 0.rc from -..t t....l i....n.
t~';h ~hi.c and c,it r,.i l-..-.nt
To-, k.yn0ie -lf,r'l <rt .f,. li...l. ia.
TIE si.rt 90 masking every .aIs sweet
c'mi"-ta'ie ani in ur,n. 49,. tr OH.
Iiser,d uy Lii,sr VI b Wutrc.. ai..i
j. tle tsilr oi OBJ. dy fur,f,-i,
sui ta..Il- a..alf ilH -.a..h
NJ iAe \Ds. tfe hu-ilcf Dob 81, Itr.
"a- iirfe a.-, tfl nt.'r o. -tr.nr -.4rci..
lfrs'i .rr. tai ...r.. .~..f.e hs'f.f 4
n'skr iiu- DsD.-f,r . -. .... tIt.
hie- ~isrtt a.t a.. a.l. fr.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-27
A Surprise

lf~iifst-. " Va. OF. - The Ir.-
tInian Clly % tie Net virxiuis Cole
gate ir-iiifre give ~ mr~t d.liehffu,
surprise O. VIZ and NJ q W. smith
When IT, ciib and ~ invited xnes'- -
- '"'''ed ~ tir1r home con iast fri iay
".ening. 'n i-.half II tpr club tee pres
'i'"' in q ic0 we'll -cn1s ~ wpr,i- pre-
-fniei ?" tie ues'y vul,ie'i couple a.
i.rauti 'ni silver ri .urfad carving - on
rraeei ~ go fngii-h. Mr.. AMI Mr..
49, ca fiianSti Ire y ub isr D. token os
sri'rts.s.s ~. a.fsr xh'ch number 81
.ru-'r.ii - ierfion- were rendered. st a
.sie h.5r de'.cisrs refreshments uer.
s-rse.' - m-nii,,-- II the club.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-27
WEST VA. GOVERNOR
STANDS FOR SUFFRAGE
u vernon H. D. Hatfield VIII Vote
FOR Woman Suffrage Amend
ment- November 7.

I'ifl ~rf'rese Of ;'is -,.x.- -thronfy
g., -'p'y -e..lat..a o. .hc iirai- .l d,-
IN ray
The ha-ir ''l-a OF d-inocracy - th 1
u -''"i' ''e 'so'trnnent ~ tug y~-y,.,r.'
'nt "" haFr assumed tlr u.rd l...,,.l. t.
m".'n the maze '~ii, f.- only.
10 '-..ny suffrage t. auy ~.s-- oi c.,.-
1.n- having a stake in the government
'nf &" ha-'' fhat ,lerial On tir d.-tinc-
ti"n of ~''S'.- absurd
IDe natural right .qf ~opan g. vote
IS ~ a. 'icAr a. mat of man and r.-s-
ga tie same ground
10 "a- Lincoln, th~ pr,-a-,er Of .n,
r'uniry. ~ho nu'rr than bali century
go. favored Tie acknowledgements 81 40
rrn.
Tn "ri- nen;- 90 women -,..f,,-.
10 .'ii'l r,.i'i tIr DECLARATION 81 In,i.,a,,.i
-f'~. Ii'c iund tn..-'.tai truths ,f th.t
= 'i"en!t .Flgy ~itaout anendnlent 10
DC ,0hLe 81 womsn --weI ~ 10 In.
r'r''fs Of hen. GOV rnments arriv,
itnEr ~ isnsers from tire , .,,nsent OF
t''s sternsd, n tifos isusihcauon =.
." ~cS. Taxation without representa-.
. ton Is. ju't a. unjasSsc'iay a. it vain
IN ny. cNlrricIce. b1th - law
maker ynd as- 'seDsor.of tie STATE. !
have ieatnsd o. aif'r'riats ti.e Let that
" ilri n''-i t'is ballot aGd the ballot
n'- 'i- fic woDrcu
t~igne,D II n. HATFIELD '' y
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-27
WObBLY, WAITING
WOODROW
WILSON
tCon,'uuci '-om Pare oae j


Precedent IAN lay me claim, e. fame
II.. fri,... has hr,.n ,ar..l,r ~ l..,,,,
that ti.,. B.. -..i au. ,.>at,.I ODD. . ., tt.
pr,.-.,.'-ut ri thr attest state 81 .,-.ts-
moons With truth ~ ravr '-~n ..-i O.
s..isr. that a.. l'r,.-.i...f. r.i.-,.-,.,.t ,..,
To-. entire faf..u a- bodice ons.t f..
;ii'' l4-t is.--..u in '..c ~"-... 90 90, back
go fl- v.r.. To-. fs;..f. las f.... -i..a.t -
'! 1" know trat poo. i,r,-~.n, .r,fi,,.' -.r-at
d ti.i- Nl't.-. %. 90 Aa- az it.l r.. o..
Pc high star .l'r. alut ilt-i i.. i.-,t.--
ungai-ii'r! i.r,...s,---,r-
TIE tr~-'-it't ortt~ 's-rp' any 'hat 3d.
size -arN ans Pol. rr of ou- -aii~ tha' Do
Aou.i h".'i tiefl '.t" -tri,t ar,.,uu,s,
-. 90 r.ufly r,ptirnc.. 10 g.rf...in
Jar -ini- 81. d tI... .'r'--i .~rt t.a rnflfin~
ht"ut "a ~ ar,t. NrNi-., that till
must "a rf" tr~ American n,- - ir
s"u'c ufk, tl~m ~ ;hi- nriiins M.
salute ''.-'n'--- ha- u,t ts...n ,..filf. i,i
NHh a. stated '..a' De- ici srl INA
single t''ni Tor tie pr' -rirnt aul "a,
w '''' ' f'"t''''.'i ii' tNllI- titi- 'tf-
maud "i'r "i ~ rar'.Yunt .--u.- After
hi~ eIe''ii"n. h'Nrve-. hr experienced n
-n':'s"n 81 ans' 90 i' ART ai',u' ti..- matter.
ard r"tN lti'-tatg 80 las i.f,~It 'nr iu fis.
at campaign ie l. n"A doi' = every thing
%" can o. -iic'e.''i himself.
VI tie b''r Ginning al IA admini-trati,,
te te.Jeye't ln 'Teac- M any p-ir, 80 a.,
~aos the most uf-and-out adNncat.. 81
rr's'are'ineS- ia America. lie Na- CO.
''''sfd 10 sonan's -uilr's-, h- hs- n.e
t'lrned cnn;,ets. -sIn.r-.uIt .n Ill -
proposition aud h's,noh ,irv With a..
,aders Of thi- fnpvem-nt in tt. ait~mtt
~ capture thi~ wolfe. ut long arp BE-
INSIDE that famous declaration that h,
'~a~ f'~' lr,r'i o. tight ara rllra..f.-
il'-> aii w'ip ,ii,t not agr.s. 81 th nr,. ..
'rervou~ mo- has now a--e-ii,,.i CO...
Arrest standing army sen iu til- ,.,a.
try since tnr Clvi War
The most hor-ia,1nd stand patt..r
ns.yrr hsi anything on Mr. WlI-nf. ,,i.,.i
q c,fns- g. waiting At nn, time !.