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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-20
No. f..

um Steuung gu ne1men 3u Der gez
plonten neuen tnternationalen Ronz
feren5.
Die 8eiteilisuns on Der aonferena
muroe gebillist.
Sir bic Nufsaben ser Ronferena
ertennen mir bic 9esren3ung an.
bic in benz Bulletin Nr. 3, bonn %.
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rOie aonfsrsns ielbIt ION i'm
Ra1men Der 3immernalber Bei9liife
Dorbereitet uno ourdseiibrt perben.
Sbr 3iel ioG ni9t bic 2ostrennuns
Der 4rbeites bon ibren bisberisen Or=
sanilotionen iein, ionbern pielme6r
oarin beitehen, innerhalb bieier Orr
ganiIationen uno Derbdnbe fir bic
geiltige grneuerung bes proletoriots
81 pirten uno ser Nrbeiter= Snterna=
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gu 9eben, Der ben Wioeritanb bes
Nutionulismus unb Gboupinismus
iiberlpinoet unb cine einbeitlide Mf=
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i'm Jrieoen erm0gliht."
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ten mir bic aonfsrsnS ni9t fir be-
fugt, cine brittle Snternntionale" ouf
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Dab ale programmatilhen uno orsa=
niIatorildsn NeuseItnltungen bon
unten herauf Iih ourdIsBen miiHen.
brett tpipsrlpritt, t0nnte nur su
3srriittenoen admpfen inner6alb Ser
ein5elnsn 2anoesorganiiatipnen fiibz
rem. Oas 0oupt5iel Der 4onferen3
mub oarin beitehen. bic opferz uno
tatbereitsn glemente unisrer 8epe=
suns gu Qttionen fir bic l9leunige
5erbeifiibruns oss Jrieoens 5ulamz
mensufiibren.
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audi unIere Mufgabe in Oeutlhlanb
10 auf, oaB mir ein3utreten bnben
lfur bic 5t1rfuns bes internationos
4sa g<i[Rs innvrbuib Der bel4t5enhs2
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srslIe. Die slsihe 9lnertennuns uer=
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purtei uno ibren Srganen. Der Ib=
tssoronsts uno Der Yarteibeamte, Der
oisisr srunoIdBlihen iosialbemotraz
ltiihsn goIitit Wiosrltano leiitet, se=
bort niht On Ieinen plas. Yflidt
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tpirtsr, ouB Die ginbeit uno 8el6loi=
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,ausenmsrt BADEN mir aud gu ri4ten
auf bic baloige geenoisuns Der ent=
lIssIidsn Observation-Disclosures bur4
einsn bnloiseu Grieoen. Der bic Sc
lpdhr Der Oauer in iih trdgt. neil er
persihtst ouf Groberung uno Inter.
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-20
ie grand) IS Gleuclano bereitet

fir @onntos, ben Is. SUM-. elm
arobes pidnid por. neldes auf
@teorns Torm am Gnbe ser 2oroin
Gar 2inie aelseen. absebolten perz
Sen tpirb. Oas am 13. b. M. getpGblte
2omitee, ipelhes nit ben nOtigeR
0orbereitunssn 5eouftrast lpuroe.
periammelt iih am Samstag, ben
q. Mloi, in ser M,h 9nle, nopon
oiejeniaen Mitalieber, iopie ggefuz
tip 8eomten Noti3 nehmen pollen.
Sic in Der am 16. 3. M. a5aeba!tenen
@ihuns ourh Mbpsfenbeit bemertbar
tparen.
s. g.. GinanazSet..
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-05-20

@on peribieoener Ssite uno
bo,ptlGdli1 bon militdriiden Tiib-
rern pie Moltfe, @ilbelm H..
8ernbaroi, bon biirserliden Wili-
tarilten mie 9fooiepelt, al,d bon
perl6ieoenen Hrofelloren ellropai>
;dcr uno omerifanilder llniperiita'
ten weroen gar piele slrgun,cnte ai1
QluIten oes arieges gebrad)t.
Gin lonser Jrieoen naht Die
MGnner ldlaif nno feige lno utl-
brol,dbar fir m1mnlihes Seloen'
tlnil. Ger Grieg", iogte Ser olte
Moltfe, venttpidelt Sic nlannlidcA
Srgenoe,h Sapferfeit, Spferipillig'
felt l,no Seroismus uno madt oie
@Dlfer, sic oas &rieespelen am be-
lteu entluidelt babelL ltart nno
n1d)tig."
Splde Mrgl,mente selgen bon Ell
ner eeiltigen &iidltanoigfeit ino
l(nfel,ntnis ser Gntrpitlungsges
1hi9te ser Menidbeit uno lino oa'
bcr lcid)t 81, lpioerlegen
Sie &riegsirelt1,oe bebal,pten 5.
g., oob Sic @olfer ourh einell
&riea eil,en groBen 8elpinn an nli=
litGriihen uno anoern Sngenoen
MAIDEN. Sn Sinne Ser &riegs-
freunoe MAIDEN beioe 8egner eine'l
lold,en @elpiln, ser oft bein1 be-
licgten Seil nod eroBer allsfallt als
beim @eipinner. Tas DeiBt NIT at,
oeren Morten, tpeoer Die cine nod
sic anocre Station, ipe0er Der Sic.
ger nod ser 8eliegte, bat Orrd ole
ariegfiibrlne ,seinen totlaAlider
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iolde @orteile aus Dem 8riege ent
Iteben, 10 gdbe es offenbar nlbts
@erniinitiseres, als Sub oie 9sation
sic lid) oieier Gorteile slt ben1dhti
gen miinift, Slpiihen ibren eigener
glngeborigen einen "frilhen, 1rob
lid)en" giireerfrieg entfobt. Ganl
bleibt l,1l1lid Ser gan5e 8emtnn al
Sapierfcit, n1nnliten Iugenoea
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ser Striea belonoers mertpolle 81
aenld,aften bel ben Griegfiibrenoe'
cntlpifle.
Gs lit geraoe bel oen eegenrpar
tigen @cItfrieg naf5ulpeiien oa
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oie longi1brige, griinolid)e Torberei
tl,na iiir cinen iol6en &rieg unge
Ienre 0orteile iiber ibre 8egner er
runaen baben. slber oie Maiierte
i)otcn ibren 8egncrn piele Grid
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oeIolld)t uno bringen lie jett ge9e
Sic Griinoer sur Mnlpenoung. 81
baben eingeieben, oab oie Seit'
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teile ilber Sen 8e9ner bat, lno Il
beeilen lih uln, mitten I'M arlel
IN oieiem Ellnfte ebenbiirtig yl leil
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pcrunlabten sic engliibe Ne9ierunl
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
Gripping Points Made by the Gov
ernOr.

The following are some of the rec
concentrations made by Governor IL
=. Stuart in his second messape Ia
the Legislature:
recommends that educational sys-
TEN be strengthened in both the com
mon schools and in the higher institu-
ti0ns OF learning, to which should be
ADDED one for the education of wom-
en-.
Puts stamp of approval on suggcs-
ZION mat bureau of marketing in de-
partment of agriculture be establish
ed.
Asks tuberculosis sanitorium, sim
liar to Catawba, for the negroes.
Asks preferential votes in primaries
be authorized, by which citizens may
name first, second, and even third
choice for each office.
Suggests establishment of district
poor farms and performance of con
structive work looking TO abolition
OIL 1eeble-minded persons on farms
which may be made self-supporting.
Recommends erection of building
Tor accommodation of State depart,
ments occupying outside quarters at
an annual rental cost of $4,000.
would increase individual pension
amounts as the total number of pen-
sioncrs decreases.
Recommends such changes in road
laws as will bring State and county
authorities into more intimate rela.
tionship.
Suggests installation of accounting
system, under direction of state ac,
couhtant, IN Offices Ct county and city
onicers handling public funds.
cans Tor reapportioning of state
. .h senatorial and house districts as
every tenth year thereafter and which
assemblies of 1912 and 1914 failed tc
obey. '''''" "
Urges simpliiication of court pro.
cedure, regulation of commission mer-
chants. enatcment of workman's com.
pensation law. '-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
BIGGER MEN in
THE FUTURE
ONLY A QUESTION OF TIME UN
TIL MEN LEARN THE
HEALTH RULES.

1t is estimated by men of science that
at least GO per cent If the people in
this country are not in perfect health.
rms is accounted for by the excess
I've physical and mental strain we are
forced to endure by modern living
conditions and not needing the warn.
lngs OF nature that something is
wrong. This was the case with S.
M. Staples of 1913 Mozart avenue
Norfolk, who had let himself think
that the ailments would soon pass
away until it was too late. He said
suffered from catarrh, sick stom-
ach' bad taste, Indigestion and tired
sleepy feeling. had mucuous in the
throat, gas formed on my stomach
and l could not sleep well. | heard
OF Ianlac helping so many people and
l gave 1t trial. Now / do not suffer
IRON catarrh, the bad taste and the
tired 1eellng is gone. | can eat any-
thing want and have tremendous
appetite. In fact l am in better
health than l have been for wears. I
cannot praise Tanlac too highly and
| hope my testimonial will cause some
sick person to try it and | am sure
they Will be benefited as l was"
When men learn to keep in good
health the men of the future will he
bigger Sickness saps vitality and
is often bred in the children. Don't
wait any longer, but go to DR.. John
u. Jackson's drug store and get n
bottle OF Tanlac today. $1.O0 per bot
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. chappen, Of Five Years
Standing. Relieved by Cardui.

Mt. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah M. Chap
pell OF this town, says: 81 suffered fol
five years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment!
was more than any one could tell.
] tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
read one day about Cardul, the wo-
mans tonic, and decided to try il.
had not taken but about six bottles until
| was almost cured. II did me more
good than all the other medicines had
tried, put together.
My friends began asking me why
looked SO well, and told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it."
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
OF the ailments due 10 womanIy trouble,
such as headache, backache, sideache,
sleeplessness, and that eyerlastingly tired
feeling2
If so, let us urge you 10 give CarduI a
trial. We feel confident il will help you,
Just as 1t has million other women III
the past half century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. You
won't regret it. All druggists.
Write 10: Chattanooga Medicine Co., L.die,'
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn. for SySefal
InJfrIefienI on your case and 64-page book "Rome
Trsalmsnt for Women" In plain wrapper. NC. l24
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
SOLDIERS AND TOBACCO.

The prosperity that seems to be
pervading the country" says the Hal
nax Reeord-Advertiser, ais not being
felt in Halifax, because we have moth
nd to sell that is needed in che great
European war. Tobacco cannot be
used in the guns, nor can the soldiers
eat it or wear it. But old Halifax
will eat, drink and be merry. ali the
same" In your merry moments trv
60 induce your people to grow more
or the things that will sell beyond the
county iimits.-Times Dispatch.
And if you are still in the mood
how would it do to suggest that the
raising of tobacco should be left ont
entirely? 1t depletes the soil, i'm
poverishes the grower; the use of it
Is nasty, filthy, useless and expensive
habit. 1t is in no sense food. and
~o can all do without it if we can't
get it, just as of some things not
easily obtainable now.
Its cultivation will be "cut OUT
come day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
Lutheran Pastor in Pleasant Field

Rev. E. l.. Richie, who for several
years was in charge of the Lutheran
churches here and in Burke's Garden
and later in Bristol, writes from his
new home in Waynesboro, that Provi-
dence is being good to him in moro
ways than one. Among other things
he says, under date of January ID:
"Dear Mr.. Leslie: l wish you a
happy New Year. am sending you
my check for $500, hoping this will
square my account. > We landed in
Waynesboro last Saturday and found
our new parishioners ready to re-
ceive us most Hospitality. Our goods
came promptly and our friends moved
us in and Strengthened us out in grand
style and dispatch, so that we are
strictly at home in less. than week.
We have an excellent parsonage and
church and prospects are very en-
couraging.
"Our last Sunday in Bristol was
the best of the three years spent
there. Had large congregations, the
largest communion of any and receive
ed eight new members. During the
last five months in Bristol and after
we knew we would likely leave, as
soon if not earlier than we did. we
added over 25 per cent to the mem
bership. Our people treated us row
ally through Christmas and gave us
n delightful reception Mt the church
Just before we got away.
with very best wishes, 1 remain,
Yours truly,
"E. L. RITCHIE."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.

On last Sunday the Bluefield Daily
Telegraph issued special edition of
some twenty or twenty-five pages
containing many pictures, which show
ed In striking way the wonderful
growth OF the coal field city. There
was also reproduction of the Tele-
graph of January, 1895, when the
present owner, II. L. Shott, assumed
charge of the paper. 1t was then
called the New Daily Telegraph. Dur
ing that period Of twenty-one wears
The Telegraph has had many ups and
downs, and depended good deal of
the time on "hoboe" printers to get
out the paper. Editor Shott was more
fortunate than many are, in being a
practical printer himself, and it was
not an infrequent thing for him to
go to the case" and set up as much
or more type than any man on the
JOB. He has passed through the fire
however, and is now on easy street
and has one of the most valuable
newspaper properties in this section.
The Telegraph owes its existence in
q measure to John Wilmington, Goe
Hogan, Charles Hays, and other of
the rowing printers, all, except "Whit,"
having passed from earthly tolls.
Tho proprietor of the Telegraph. in
the early days, had the able assis-
tance of his brothers, John and Ed,
who held positions on the paper for
Z years. The writer recalls an incl
dent Of many years ago, when the
paper was turned out on the old
Campbell by the man who carried
the mail, and the type that was set
by the night shift was distributed in
the day time by John and Ed, both of
whom were devotees of baseball. One
afternoon a big match game was to be
played in Bluefield and the boys want
ed to got to the game, but were sew
eral columns behind with distribution.
They found way out by taking a
plank up from the floor and "pour-
ing several galleys of type onto the
around. Nobody ever did tell on the
boys and "H. l." is not wise to it to
this day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
FARM NOTES.
Killing Out Chickweed

Prof. H. A. Moran, director of the
Tennessee Experiment station, found
| by series of experiments that chick
weed could not tolerate orchard grass
and that where orchard grass grew
chickweed would not grow. On the
other hand this weed grew very lux
uriantly in the presence of alfalfa
and tall meadow oat grass.
This weed pest is being introduced
in alfalfa and garden seed. Where
it is found in alfalfa patches, Prof.
Morgan succeeded in getting rid of it
by d!scing the alfalfa in August and
sowing orchard grass. Owing to the
nature of the growth of the orchard
grass, it did little damage to the al
faiia, and the two grasses made ex-
cellent hay crops, while the chickweed
was killed out.
Where chickweed is found in gar
dens, the only means of combating
it is to go over the ground i'm the
spring with a garden rake, pulling
out the weed by the roots and de-
stroying them. This method removes
many seed from the garden. The
ground should be raked previous to
plowing. Chickweed also makes con-
siderable growth in tho late sum
mer and early fall. For this reason
the ground should be gone over ev-
cry two weeks to prevent the weed
from seeding. This treatment while
the ground is moist will remove 90
per cent of the weeds. Persistence is
the secret of success in combating
any evil.
Quack Grass.
When field is left in sod for two
stems of quack grass are all found
within three inches of the surface
In cultivated fields the roots are found
lntermingled throughout the top soil.
Since this weed is propagatcd from
these underground stem, it is evident
that these stems must be killed out
IN order to rid Il filed of this pest.
Inc most successful method of COM
batting it is to let the field lie in sod
Tor two years or more. Then in july
turn the sod shallow. Three inches
is sufficient. Every ten DAVIS after
blowing, the field should be thor
oughly diseed. The discing prevents
the plant from growing, and by the
time freezing weather sets in tbo
weed is entirely destroyed. The fol-
lowing spring the field may be planted
to corn. This method has been awc.
GeSs1ully used for Il number of wears.
Where the field is in meadow. the
nay can be mown of and the treat
ment applied after harvest, when the
teams and hands are not SO busy.
Inc county agricultural agent will
be glad to lend his assistance to nnv
one wo is DESTROYS of getting rid Of
weed pests u
JAMES L. MONTAGUE,
County Agricultural Aren't
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
No Drunkenness at Shraders.

Shraders, Jan. 1O.-The opening
sentece in last weeks notes shonis
have read: "There was no drunk
enness in our community durinp tb.
holidays"
Messrs. A. T. and Jasper Brewster
went to Baptist Valley Thursday, re.
naming until Sunday.
S. P. Riley called on Sayersyille
friends Sunday.
Saturday, Messrs. C. w. Holman
dollar, j. II. Earles and Ural Crock
EFT and Mack Pruett went to Logan
w. Va, to take employment with a
lumber company.
MIR. l.. P. Evans, a popular young
man OF this community, went to the
city of Pounding Mill Sunday. sion.
ping in Tazewell between trains.
Mr.. L. II. Crockett, of Shraders
called on Paint Lick friends Satur.
day. so-
Last week, Miss Jennie Rilev. was
the guest of her brother, r. G. Riley,
at Canebrake, w. Va.
"A three-room school building should
be erected in Crockett's Cove. By
consolidating the school at Shraders
would probably have an enrolment
OF. one hundred pupils.
The Walker Construction Company
is pushing the grading on the new
county road between Shraders and
Welch. Two gasoline shovels are be-
ing used in this grading. About 85
men are engaged in the work in the
Myei1nity of Squire, ~. Va. on Jacobs
Mr.. r. F. Brooks, of Broadcamp
% T,as the guest of Bear Wallow friends
WA. Davidson. of Cucumber. w
" x l. was shopping in shraders Tues
ey. D. B. Christian, of Dalton,
". va, was Canebrake visitor on
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
The Furled Banner.

The professor was given a banner
70 carry IN the suffrage parade, but
m spite of the entreaties of the mar
snail, refused to open it, but marched
t tne entire distance with it furled,
when he got home his wife accosted
John" said she, "why on earth
didnt you unfurl yoar banner?"
had you seen what it said on that
banner?" retorted John '
She admitted that she hadn't
"a, well, this was the inscription:
l Meh can vote-why can't we ?'"--
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
POLITENEss OF RAILWAY EN-.
PLOYES.

General manager A. C. Needles, of
the Norfolk & Western, has issued an
order to the effect that conductors,
agents, and others, should answer
all questions of passengers "freely
and courteously" asked MS to the dclav
OF trains, traffic, etc, but adds prop
erly, the saving clause, (which may
be important enough to effect the
comfort and. convenience of passen-
gers" Everybody has had some ex.
perience with crisp, grabbed officials
who wouldn't give you to save your
life any information he did not care
to- and seemed to get ms mad as a
wet hen il asked civil question. On
the other hand, the inquisitive, impru-
dent passenger who insists upon ask
ing all sorts of questions-most of
Them foolish, can give conductors and
agents much trouble and worry.
The Norfolk & Western has fine
set of officers, as a rule, and if Mr..
Needles bulletin results from COM
plants we hazard the guess that the
complaint did not reach the office
from this section. We have on the
New River and Clinch Valley divis-
fons as patient, polite and intelligent
corps of officers as any road on earth,
not excepting the celestial railway.
However, MIR. Needles bulletin will
90 good. Now let somebody issue n
bulletin to passengers setting out how
they should behave themselves.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-21
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
OF VIRGINIA TAKE
ADVICE.

Covlngton, Va. I'll am very glad 70
say DR.. Pierce's Favorite Presc1in,ion
IS the best medicine for women T
have known about it for over twenty
years. began using it for female
trouble and it did so much GOOD that
l had great faith in it. l used il he.
fore the birth of three of NV children
1t made me comfortable, built me IN
and made me over from shadow r %
lbs. or less) to lbs lbs, and i was
correspondingly stronger at the same
time. Again, l used it as a tonic nj
about forty-fve and it worked wonders.
IT built me up and did more than anv-
thing else. 1 am better and stronger
every way and feel deeply grateful to
Dr. Pierce Tor this woman's medicine.n
MRS. y. a. HESI.oP, I'll Marion ST..
Covington, Va.
The use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
rressGr,Pti ION makes women happy by
more crying spells. uFavorite pro- n'
scription" cures inflammation and
female weakness. 1t makes veal.
women strong, sick women we'll.
Like an open book, our faces tell
the tale of health or disease. Hollow
cheeks and sunken eyes, listless steps
and languorous looks tell of wastiner
debiiitating disease some place i'm the
body. 1t may be one place or an
other, the cause is generally traceable
to a common source.
Get the "Prescription" to-day-either
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jim, having tunked Buck on the
mead with an axe with fatal conse-
quences, was hailed to court and son.
fenced to pay the penalty at the end OF
the states rope. The Judge apprised
JIM OF the verdict and asked whether
ne had anything to say before sen.
tence was pronounced.
Who, me?" asked jim.
yes" responded the court.
Jim spoke earnestly.
wen, sah," he said, "dis here
hangln' sut'y am gwine to be a les
son to me!'