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The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

Miss Rohrbough entertained the pu-
pills of the high school at the Graves
home on Monday evening. It being
the eve of Washington's birthday, pari
OF the entertainment partook of stunts
commemorative of the Father OF lis
country and his little hatchet
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

Mrs. Nickerson entertained the Lad
les Aid of the NJ. E. church at her
home Tuesday afternoon. The next
meeting Of the society are invited out
to Mrs. Addington's.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

Mrs Fowler has been very i'll thu
past week, also Mrs Nickerson.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

Mrs. Scott was passenger to Ster
ling Tuesday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24


The high achool basket ball team
went to Grover Saturday evening and
were trimmed - the tune Of "a TO "a,
but our boys insist that they will make
different showing when Grover comes
here week from the coming Saturday
evening. They report fire treatment
and a square deal at Grover, The COM
ing Saturday evening there will be q
game here with the town team, and q
game also between the girls. Admiss-
ion 15cts. For the Grover game the
admission will be two bits.
Our readers attention is called to
the advertisement of the sale Of State
lands in another column of this paper
which sale is TO be held on March lst,
1916. at 200 clock p. NJ. at the Office
of the State Board of Land Commits.
sioners, Capitol Building, Denver, Col
orado, when certain state lands in our
locality are to be offered for sale 70
the public. Those Of our readers who
may be interested and desire tn avail
themselves Of this opportunity can Sc
cure further information relative to
this sale by communicating with the
State Board of Land Commissioners,
Capitol Bldg, Denver, Colorado.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

The road viewers are here today.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

J. N. Quinn went to Morgan Tues
day on business.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

Geo Payne is blowing for Mr.. Cutler.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24
LOCAL news OF INTEREST
0eags d Tho psapis Of Rsymsr lnt feiniy Isr Past
Week told 10 Brief

The road viewers are here today.
Geo Payne is blowing for Mr.. Cutler.
Mrs. Scott was passenger to Ster-
fling Tuesday.
J. N. Quinn went to Morgan Tues
day on business.
Geo Summers returned home TIES.
day from Indiana.
FOR SALE-A good baby buggy see
Mrs. Bertha Walker.
Good sound corn for sale, co cts. per
bushel. w. A. Center.
c. z. Beans is advertising a farm
sale for Tuesday. March 7.
Mrs Fowler has been very i'll the
mast week. also Mrs Nickerson.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

am now located in Buckingham IN a
shoe and harness repair shep. Will on
" be in the next two weeks on Satur-
day and Monday. Would be pleased to
meet my old customers. H. 7. Lamon.
We are authorized TO arrange dates
for H. H. Northup. The whole matter
of dates, terms and bills can be ar
ranged right here. The sales Mr.. Nor
thup has conducted have demonstrated
that handles his crowd better, gets
better prices and pleases the people
better than tie auctioneers from away
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

Geo Summers returned hcme Tues
day from Indiana.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

c. z. Beans is advertising a farm
sale for Tuesday. March 7.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

FOR SALE-A good baby buggy see
Mrs. Bertha Walker.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-02-24

Good sound corn for sale, co cts per
bushsl. w. A. Center.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
Mr.. Ma@aa Chimes
4k:a4dl 4k:4d!l: :. : -

To the memosy p( Np. Matilda 0shj
nes. BY The Lsdzy AA society Of II.
WEIGH N. L Church:
iI4}sPh has i2le1IiF cige3s nd take
tfay5b bne Of our mdst bsloved member
81 4SpsQaR n siasrcAfAaiIda 'Csbines.
q p. enjIs4sa ~. reward on the
shs vas one Of the most faithful Of on,
mssnt<D. n woman Of beautiful and
sonsistsns ~Ohrislisn chafacter. As .
oslnhbor, abounAine. in acts Of helpful.
~; - . mother. smsasurine up 70 ths
highest Standard - . wemler Of th.
l9tis Aid society, while irsil in health,
elylys rssdy 70 do her pax. We arr
dea0sy bersaved in our nss, and syn
pst&1es smesrrly wfssses1e ssnily.
. Thess6srve - = sssjsst, .Birss Jhs'
ss-he~ h 9hpqkls-ptgision 70 tts de-
Stgs.iu 64se, NJ IpI b. dos ..
- r. { '.Z%s:;5y !
scahsee Gsd-4 jslAa- s~sS J.
Thisd.-.Thsf scos5.. Of thee rssolu
t'ons bs?2rysdsecp .ous minutes, rop,
del,ysrpd fths fanily q oar depsru d
sister and : they be pff1tSi' n Tbs Me
Doweli 4imsk =. A. - 80:
Wnrw w. HI Gsnnswsy,
a. ,'-&n- N r. billiard. go
NM r A,-gs Coles,
The Lsdis1 Aid sociery presented
howen, slsslsAs ss~<~x 0srese 81 sh
BApf'ss chvpjR tsex. w., r. g,sssr,
psssosot IN r. church, n<iicissea.,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
'Rebins@---" " The Man
What Am"

Wsns 70 trade ne do you, Lilly?
On, veil. l rsckoo not;
Whr you couldn't buy our manh rod
6Rof IN shqpsasd on the SPOT
It;usoa's fssVD long and lanky,
sptBd no bsssey shsre 70 sse,
b ~ sfGsso ~ in taking,
CH4i 1hs~ssy msn for me-
'4s ssase amt no ways lacking.
4qd he's closer 10 our heart;
.11d 4 reckon. Mr. Lilly.
That ys scarcely care 70 part.
- nf6s rsE'slv Republican party;
axAsd "Robinsoo 10 Right"
- vas-ssa 20 fap and honest
s8ysrdsrtse houn ot night.
kSo 1spsaIt shout your Lilly
= Mtashk - sdninissrssi,n gown;
[P3s Roo7bson 10 Tie "6tiness''
Inst ever struck this town.
|N S6uFs~I.ilIy-~ whites are weary.
+ Bstaz.< Robinson is governor next,
|Emy sbouldn's wsn( 70 BE-
For shs sasurt oi Ms text
kobf6so6 hss more gumpsion
/ sTnka aIi she Liiiiss found;
- 49, sins ble~sed wsy
Yea esn turn our ira down
- 49, Mrs. Ida v whhuoo
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
ROSs::GlHtkaSH|
SAYS. THAT He md COUSIN
ABE" ARfRUANIyc SHORT
r OF WAR MUNITIONS.
A.S.ikA Il:G Liz. n.
i. J. .xsss.s % s.s.s.
WaH Hsye Ben n xais.r

A greet ksehy stot~n- In the nsishbor-
hood of.ssssh~aIIs6rd <5sn'csslsy 70 ss-
esrtsipiDa wv general 'abr.hsm Issll,
aud rpyssh hose y srt On shs, ,tlck~s.. -
vs have no connection With any political
ppV inihs cnitsi States or lcfeign
.ppsesionss 80. - s~-s '-''''-
GeaersI bdIs<iss sIsin~d, .lsn ve
kspssb'iesn sUas>g baawssn tve-dsys.
70 likswiss vehenep}U spserted tb-, q 81
psrt,d from - Rsfixio Po!itico. or Holy
Rolling Ain6dee fbont two Hours 6rforr
day on ti,esmsrnfns 'oi Jane %, 1915
leaving behind me board bill of POWER
fsj d.mepsions. The trouble vith rnsny
of tIr voters Of the state is simply tins:
They Isck faith; 49,, k'bicb inbshns
.a e9HTan~noe can y eup'i-fiesd sd.
]. voold think the poor deviI- could -ee
it II tbey had faith the size of com
pos pustesd, ,plA~se-, fhev conid -ee our
ssyereI ends tpom Tho beginning.
'<;ens,d Isllssposrsit hes h>~n done
again, tbv nne IN an, dgs-s,ene). The
General 10 gr~ss patron -f art. The
features oi t'rnersI Lilly differfrom tbo~e
Of We -martysIinsoln, only in one par
ncular. p,s fsasnres OF Isp>oln are. hid.
The elecsers over On Mo~y expre--ed
. depire ths os,er dsv By pAres' post "
sitpsus .y'<h ssheis own eye- . pbcso- en-
,usvpp " my fs~Ai expression secom-
pli>hed jp Bssrolsus.s - .>><~
Mount>i O - bs<k of Bill Rsnsey's
-, Who trssss~hs ancestors back N
Bssism's Ioquscious, bus immortal be.-s.
sscpd Slptssnsson tcfore Ne muzxle a
'S e<neSa Y iev ssys $50, hut some how.
in The dsrk seon - bev.sive ros mixe,l
up vith shs sfBsnative' and the revul,
- shs jsrkss looked - much like 9
|cs.dsia>s fos sovsrnor. - ] dsd myself.
l0 ssn<D sssidsne win happsn. bss sn<
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05

Julins Rossnwaid Of Chicago has made
. eusdisiopA sift Of 81 900 year COR ths
hdhs Eve yssD for the Manassas In1ds-
Ufaf school far coIored boys and sirls 1t
'Rauassas, ys-s it wss announced % the
'snnsAl meeting Of the New York Msnss-
~ Assocission st the home Of Nh. Henr y
vDlsrd, $40 Park avenue Tie concition
u ubss - as,ocissiop raise $4,000 year
61dA 70 Mr.. Rosenwsld's gift Osvsld
Garrison Willard. who presided 1t :. the
meeting, said that sbo'.t 8 go had been
rsis<d since the offer was made. several
weeks ago.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05

Tor ebose within the Democratic fold.
The CRY OF "Americanism" 10 awakening
echoes IN spos mssE Obscure, no Isu. than
IN the csnosrs OF popuIation and indu.-
Try lt - not psrtissn slogan. bus .
bi-psrtissn bsttIs cry. wiIlisn ysnp-
inFs Bryan 10 the shepherd Of the portion
Of the Democratic flock which 70 ds,iror.
of q"tung its meane~s;" and Tbeodor.
h"se lrs arms are. invitingIy opsn IN
''~ 'o' ''us'd'' Republicans and N.
fs'"nsnt u tiis one time "BuII Moo-r,,
host to join hands in putting into pr.c-
t'ee the "Americanism" which R,v.,
breaches merely - . political pr.crps m
attract the public and keep hims-lf fro,,,
The political graveyard that ha. vsrn.-,
Tor his corpse since 1896.
IL there is 10 be an American nan.
Bryan will be IL leader, snd he viii r-ns
tbe Democratic party in twain. bnt NJ,
matter whether Roosevelt or n g.
ho'se' acceptable 10 both winr. q, r.
Republican party 10 nominssen for 49,.
presidency ct Chicago, Roosevsls iii
the real lesoer Of the new dors,,,~
"Americsnism." becsuSs bic uts-v.~
have already stamped him a. N, o.,-
kspub''esn in ell the land having /. ~.
nonai repusssicn, who possss-. both ~.
'nei'Iss'on and the courage 70 msLe !.
clear 70 the people Of the Usissd ss...-
that "AmsF'csni-m" con triumph shro.,,
only by 6rst doing justice 70 o,y -
e's'zsns-s justice that requirss shs s,.
prsss'on OF The covsrdly s,ar;n.. -
rasher BY hundreds and BY sbou,..s. :.
defy the iss and murder black m, -
white me-, too. Occasionally snoI-.s 80
crime, and soms sim>s nos svr, 49,
vish any infrscsion Of sbs Isv. -
dors Roosevelt resiisss thss q, -. :.
tos.ss.sd - nsRxl
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
7hon,as ana 4o Chicas
~ C6ress;ena CoavenGss Ee IL Down Il n Ef,ss d
E;dsr< liy A-s.t cas,. G = .I{.p i. R.v:::j.sds.
s;s t.;;s: s.. -. &C. :, Rec ,:::;;

psrss. ks 4 taus 1ine. shsy nave BE-.
sbas - ponSaa y sansii sroap Of Repsb-
knanss mi psasnsas hss .anifssssd u
~ IN tppd - - ~ lsglsassioa ~
- sDdEhs = 6sseurs fron shs psivilsssd
ss1pae1 1fionosn sdbquass reoonpsnss %
sAaseses n - psseDcsioa thsy have -
.HSp = = - ia the ssass vhs b.
- . iwids ssQeeghs<nss wssh ~ nssdu
- - sxpo9u1ls in ysHaie sGsfis -
dissss ehs sn1Dukoa - psasnsss Tor ths
sQsAkof ID pesp,s sd shssr welfare
~ Jedss nnhi.soA HE whole career
ssp0 - humble bsginniae in Taylor
sanpeJ end bib rapid pru9rs.ioa thsoaGh
Ran0 prseermen6 70 he Supssme Court.
pssks for him most convincineIy. He
orsus whom the people implicitly trust.
641ln whom ths voeers have the great
bnGfni1h- wheeling Inselligencer.
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ms eglG|IE|eE:
/ OF THEfeBPfE

'ysss Irs 7Sixfnn6S tea1n<4
So On inussdns kVo1)t9 49, -
|spahsrins - hvtaseeae lAg( n &<
snsshsrs s.<sos f3nfSH 81
assly s.ssssshst. ESb bssGi iassS>'
ID sxpscosd, ~ vi1l ecuvo 49, 49,
- sesgping svsvy eog1y -
HsnsYka hvw. ASM0tss q,
- iaAspssdsss ehsrscess a - eandi-
~. - frss1oo fkee 49, -
Ganns - ~ - - NJ
49, hsvs u ~ nprtU nuu1v~ssu
Aesnfasns qssliees0lpD - psus9p
- - - saA!s - 49, R
- ts!s = e&G>e. ~ -
- eyea ~ -. fssss''
- oho0no b1aooBD3ss1e - xi9r -
49, e601DoonD ~ - sr6u n
~i.s 9sn1u89 p(f,6S>9ps1ss
- - Ho111e1n5S = - - 16ts
- ~ suuun0DA 49, oAD1P Z
-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
Man,ie Shore Says
Judge Robinson Will
-, Sure be Nominated

= Mr. Mamie shors. Of shis city. hus
sho 10 ss prse.s gnard - Moaad~vi y.
~as visiting hiS psnpse this week. md
Ssss nnhesitatineiy shat the srnsimsns
throughout the northern section of the
~ssss b overwhelmingly strong tor JHdee
lrsE Rebinson for governor. He ssys
peqve = vel - the bust
- ptop,s ars ell ~ 60 mind in the
hslis4tbss L en- -. . pnlisicaI calamity
- pos ponisep I'D siscs ~r. Robin on
ssvsrnor. He sayy. ths Democrats are
doing al they csp snd know how sobelp
soninsss Lilly whom they eonsider 10
- the easiest man defeated in November.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
tBN ". %. HARRIS. m

While Gen. Lilly 10 particularly uu-
fortunste in the principles he e.pouss..
he 10 even more % in the color-schsms of
his butqou. Ever since Gain slsv his
brother Abel. red has been the sisnal OF
danessy
when Jossph's brethrsn sold him 70
shs ishpsslisrs and dipped his coat OF
many eolors In the blood Of . kid. tbev
performed the firss sct In the great drama
that wss IN culminate in their race srrv-
ing hundreds Of ye." in ESysi.n bond
ago.
During The Frs0A Revolution % msnv
heads were dscaj I'D that they had 20
construct spsrisi sluices to carry the
blood from the g,illosine.
To The American patriots the rel
ooass oi the British soldiers wer- em.
blems OF despotism and tyranny. R-ii.
the emblem oi anarchy: il i. the danger
signal on the railroais; high yolt.,~
~'sctr'c current 10 Indicated by . red ..r-
nal and Whenever mankind wish.. %
warn against danger they di.plsy tl.- rsd
signal. la Europs men are .s~,nx rr,i
today. Civilization 10 mt a rt.nd.t,ll
Christianity has ls~n ~ aside aud th,.
s''-nt'.ts oi all nations arc vryiny with
each other to discover the m,st .i.-truc-
tive method of killing their -n~n.i-.
Evrh our poor old ance~tors xsr. lu,.,
from their African home 10y . re.i hand.
xerchief. Though he can't help il and
'ioubsiess means no-tsrm 10y IL, Yet IL i.
rather signiiicsns that the iadian \. r,si
and We all know what kind of Actor N,
10 when he takes . notion to perform.
One Of the cardinal principles Of our
government is the complsss separation of
church and stats. The Pilgrim fsshsr,
nss'ne from opprs-sion5n Europe, soushs
shsss inbsspitails slsoess IN orxor ,h.s
thsS s:sshs wouhip 0cd according N sh.,
dictates Of their own con.cienc~.
The effort In this campaign % cont,J
the people through their ministry 1. an
other OF the danger signals of the ~,
fisg Of Liliyism which should he cr,,-h..t
by every patriotic citizen. A prominso.
member OF t-e Baptist church says th.s
he saw seventeen Negro preachers so in
TO the Lilly headquarters in welch r..
Gently and that live more came down n,
No. 2 and tbsse were seen TO entsr IN.
same place. We are not impugninx IN.
motives OF anybody, we are simply .t.s-
ing fact. The puoIic can draw il ovo
conclusions. LiIlyism thwarss th. prox.
re~- and development Of our little ,n ,ua-
tain state; it threatens the liberty NJ on
citizens; it seeks the disruption and oysr.
throw OF the grand OLD X ,publican party.
't surrendsn the natural wealth Of TIN,
stats 20 Preist,ry interests; is rob. gan.
sras'ons Jet unborn; it undermine. In.
very foundations Of seIf-govsrnm,n py
ssrk'ng 10 arraiss capital against labor:
u attempts 70 suIIy the purity OF the
church by dragging it into tile GIsh sod
mire OF politics.
When you sse = man wearing q r,d
button be i dangerous. Ny country
men, he wsrs q the rel flag Of LiIlyism.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05

= hoo(la sfe Pccupisi By perons Of the
e4n~s tscs. 1nosher make similar
sesrics bAs the percentage 10 Ioo in
sead oe14tS34asr Dyer aid:
+ Ine coeored man = entitled 70 the
eans Co. svssioa and The same rishs
- kbi1a man The colorsd nsn
esssn's SnnS aocial equality. He wsnis
~ ssusef<iRaS before tie Law - the
White rnaAs ; and heshould have thesn.".
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
II kaIed BY No. 4
TraipsA Northfork

4 AIl|Prd M!yee, q ssotes county. n.
o. tbo sos - - four months he'd
u1N,peangsuAsbi started home
r. n bot1ng - s,med 70 catch No.
49, {ahess = Norshiork, hot
69uno - .boss hs bold On the train
~oD-e0Gke :aD5 dsaeEpd under th>
wAoo1 - ~ brscsscsIly torn inso
,slIlnDF: ~ ES.5s. vsrs sersped ~
Uoo0V6s - psspssrt ~ burial 70
|0&om69 ~ vtrd. He ksvss Z
~ 4111ndmkn8a bss< n Net
9D14ai-s
ests1 ;<>pS .<.t4<+
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Rey. ],
Plus ReU. Hun
ter-Equar Zero :

-. will. oAs.b.s.. -. ~.
unjust - s.sees sisa n -, eissuis
ssos q Rsessn, - \ - $1,000 =
- eI1u@e 6s.sG WhsA. NJ NJ
psspastse ~ enisa -. ~ 4 9ypr
- ss1:1efE ~ - IA 3EaHp
ose1Sassn $ tAss Ripssss
esort - b1gu1 - nsvSsynA. -
~ hee ~ II bAuus' sni:c{ ~
01aar r&kl4ik1sll ~ - -
lswysr6 6skA.sn1hnsnpcd essi r r.,
6opseslh ss1ss. .Ek d. psisfn6 -
frisndsl SSf3laarfkn knhasiSa poaarS -
saiesld 1h>1,S Il - = 1u1usa;i -
rsss u ~ 49, 4 lsos, ~ - Rsse.
ssnd - 1H11slsl - m el1isca
~ pt1llo6tnoi yud6s 49, ~
wsh = - - s1asdta. ~. -
sv.s1 Sll - epsrs IpdD1 -
vs - Ia e ssss1 - - SSc
's.:., =. y e''.< !. =
M a:::..;;s ;;s - 49, =. = isis.s1t
it Psssssi1 = - sa,sssi svs1ky .hiIA
h vss PHyle2s3e, AsasgssSsts As,sish
bpsy a - nwaes2 - -
- sss a xisR jS1l1.sa.eS "a,
ss'sssa ~ Sk.l - ..s .sss
..ueposen ~ - - y.sA~s -
'lsplys ashf fl(ejSS i1lHslsas.s.as
ave heht s9Ae4rryzsAe%1 ~ ~ sh~
eqespy's camp. ts .xsz.-ss..
zhs pvsshsa. " ~ yasasap .he|
shee'd Tes9 ~ Neqr9sokqnsgR14slse-
sioa q ysde9 1ab6ose. eA&Ds r>asqp1
shes ~ sDsetese 0gQlgs fBDnAhs usa,
2 De ninss - 4illk - - <nssariss.
nAs !edl hS9lRsYe tinuhi1pksshah
I'D fso1s = - ps.s1I~. vooIl
-. shsis esaep1 ~ ~
- =. =. r.! .e.s .s., 8 : - ~ =
hsrl lehs.se u sh:y ~! !Aakssrp -
40 n. fiIs.s sssls s.,s : -
Ieusou As0 - - l6Ra - Dlaeh
glurnad1glhs 1nunn nGnfnx 49,
U 48&sy ytuksSql1 ~ -
- A. ~ ~ ~ a S-,|
H. support for NJ f.Ib..
U0 thsv p,sso ~ dssir- laboripe
eUUsvssen wing Mr.. -Luiy lsvoud ths
i'slswins snsednsee - shszsQkasrpl
so>P,..eieo -. s4sss le1PslSIs|
l.. Thsl - soppssss-s;ss. $3.50 81
The smployss or hb hbaQs1dsasgoaen6or
inployss 6sd-bssn . rssids~s q NJ -.
(ps one yees bsGoss ths sccidsnt )
'x Thsf shs smpsaVss pss s5ssse pr,
n@sh a - Pssuinn issss.4 q lQalos'
E poath. @s- -
;. To rsdocs iIs saiainun paid iss
fuosrsl expenses frem S7S 70 $50.
4. To'inersss shs vsiijes 9riod. du-
rise which 20 sonpss.qliDs b sIlausd..
tron one p TO .zsekp fsoa dsl = u.
jury. -, -
Al Of The. Pyqea4 aaepdnsea Hv
sGuinss ths Wse9 ~ IabeRx - Lily
~ tor fhsqr - sanisiifrs6ice vss
sazil.s a.: sox NJ NpS. soa hjs
'suppsrs.ss sfs sesinst ~ adqipistzs
do bsessps ~ sdminj~srssise IsPsyesf<
ID ths passes Of sbs above pr9Po1sd
snsndmsnss s-d oehsrs. Nov ~ Mr..
LILY , ths Trend 70 The isborins psopse
- hs says hs sz4 Ht144nnnn0
wo5a hsve 200 6ssys b ~ @
hs vork sos sh<sononh - honn3
oD0 thof h Inv . d nnniuR -fhemf Z
" =. El
~ ~ ssdasJ11up use1ssuk s<tn -
|es1(nssd- vossss1 bstsle, dArr -
q @dvsd; sSduk11vsosps6svssc srSpnu0s
S,.:... = 3 II, s =! -
Toan ior1lE - xSasnx
~sr - - = -
|dSuoes ha9eneq -, Z = >>~.a - /:
:. % 81 ~ - :
- - :. 4
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AND 50 WILL We.

The Bloedeld Telegraph SAYS that the
&kessdheiyxad sssas which has enabled
Pen lite ohaslbJbspsiA ~ Jss Will.
lard 70 bseons - nsy sssnspsily result
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THE NEW
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LAW THE SAME
FOR ALE RACES
Says Courageous FEEDER:
al Judge in. Haking
Sesresxtisa :
DECISION MADE LIST WEEK
All ssd Fair Ma!sd JsriA Pre-
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Missouri City.
DECISION MADE Inst WEEK

~. Iouis, April is.-Enfosc,ment Of
she color ssEregssio@ ,'o61insaes Of ~.
Louis vs snjoined by Jodr Dyor In The
Psieral Dissrics Coars here Monday.
Ons sscsiDa of sbe ssRrexnsioa ssdi-
nsnss prohibss vhisss o. hsssks from
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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-17
TURKEY OFFERED MORGEN-
THAI POST IN CABINET.

At a luncheon of the Merchants
Association given in his honor Mr..
Morgenthau said he applied COM
nonsense principles of New York
business efficiency to his job as Am
bassador to Turkey in war time.
Il had learned how to systematic
things" he said 81 knew what it
was to be a member of numerous
boards of directors. | knew how to
listen to what each man had to say,
and not let him know what the
previous speaker had told me"
Mr.. Morgenthau told of arrang-
ing for meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce in Constantinople and
being asked to map out a program
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-17
March II, 1916.

sky, to Mortimer Benson of Lidgerwood,
N. d. at the North Central CONNER
cial Club. Miss Della Benson was the
bride maid of honor, Mrs. VIM. Cohen
served as matron Of honor, and Mr. Nathan
L. Hoffman was the bridegroom best
man. DR.. S. N. Deinard performed the
ceremony, which was followed by we'd
ding supper and dancing Mr.. and Mrs.
Benson have left on an Eastern wedding
trip and will be at home after April Is
at LidgerWood, N. d.
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Kaufman
and Nathan Weinberg will take place Sun
day, March 10Th, at $3.50 p m. at the
home of the bride, 247 State street. Rabbi
Simon will perform the ceremony.
Club Notes.
Saturday evening, March 18th, the an
nual Charity Ball, given under the aus
pices of The Jewish Home for the Aged,
will take place at the Elks Hall, 349
Washington street. A large attendance is
looked for tickets selling for one dollar
and half per couple.
Last Monday evening, the Bnai Birth
had large and interesting meeting at
which class Of candidates for member
ship in the lodge was initiated. The
lodge has been increasing it's membership
at steady rate, and expects to reach the
$50 mark during the present year. After
the meeting a Dutch supper was served,
during which the members were enter
tanned by several boys from the News
boys Club.
The next meeting of the Bnai Birth
will take place on Monday evening,
March 27th at which Prof. Cantrell will
deliver a talk The meeting will be open
to the pubic and will be followed by dane
ing.
"Joseph and His Brethren will be
presented by the children of the Capitol
City Hebrew Free School for the benefit
Of the institution March 10Th, at Junior
Pioneer Hall. Pinkus Left, 9 years old,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Left, 80 Car
rol avenue, will have the part of the .es-
ter in the play and will sing and dance
meeting Of the Aleph Beth Club was
held last Wednesday evening at the Wind
sor Room Of the st. Paul Hotel. The
entertainment committee reported that
plans were being made for a "Fox Trot
Dansant and Cabaret to be given as the
fifth of the series Of six dances being
given by the club this year for Saturday
evening, April Sth. The sixth dance, to
be given in May, will probably take the
form of shirtwaist party.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-04

the Dutch army for modern warfare in the twenty-three months during which it has now been on a war footing was contained in a statement presented to Parliament by the Minister of War, MaJor-General \. Bosboom, when he asked for a fresh appropriation of S40.000,0O0 to cover mobilization eX- penses.
 Even a partial demobiization is still out of the question, according to the War Minister.
 Answering the question whether the Dutch army was adequately pre- pared for war and whether the materi- al and equipment fulfill modern re- qUirements, he said that although ii was inadvisable to make public in formation which might benefit pos