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Washington Journal., 1916-12-15
8ei6nadten!

Mit oieier Summer oes u8aibing-
Ton Sournols" erbalten ltniere 2eier
Die iibli1e @eibnadts : Mrsgabe.
@ir miinl1en unieren Srernoen url0
@onnern elm froblihes @eibnohts-
felt unb idlieBen bieran Die beiten
Oliidmiini1e fir elm gliidieliges nett
es Sabr.
Die beiltige Musgabe bringt cine
qrobe Mn5abl bon @nseigen unierer
OeidGftsmelt. Ole Sotiade, Dab audi
@elhGfte nit nidtoeutldem Namen
in unierer oentihen 3eitlng angel
gen oiirfte aIs geipeis Oienen, baB
jeoer Ociti6c bort ~einfatfen fonn,
obne firhten gu miiiien, ooB er in
irgene elmer @eiie wegen leines
Deutidfcins belGitigt miro. 8ir ems
pfeblen unieren 2eiern aae Geihaf-
te, Die i'm @aibington Soiirnal atl-
5eigens, beitens an uno boffen, Dob
bieie nod Moglihfeit nnteritiibt per-
ben. Man pergeiie nidt, beim Gin
faufen oas n@aibington Soitrnol"
at erpGbnen Dos Die &llnoen benz
1eiddfte aitgeiiibrt bat
Sic &eoaftion.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15
,Cnfef graia @eraniiannas.@erei

Am Dienstog, BEN IL. DECEMBER,
batte Der Onfel 8r1lig @ergniigungs.
Serein feline monotIide 8eriomm-
lung, SEER Sp. @ebrenberg fiibrte
ben Soriib. Sci oieier @~elegenbeif
fano 8eamtenuabl ltatt. Solgenoe
Serren pnroen geipGblt:
Sp. &ebrenbere, @rGiioent;
&arl &obler, /. @i5e-Yrdiioent;
Mug. Sdipar5, 2. 8i5e-Y r6iioent;
@corg Mair, Sefret1r;
Aoolpb Seebooe, Sbabmeilter;
@ermaItrngsrat: S. 6. @ergner,
Otto Mutidler, aoolpb @mann.
Delegation gum 3entrolberbano:
Iuguit Sdmar5, @noreas 8olter II.
&orl Studs.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15
Sentldcr lluterititnnssbnnb, Dit.
rift Wu. 40,

Die iGbrlihe General 8erlanm-
lung oes oeuti6en llnterltiibunqs.
bunbes, 9iltrift 40, tpar iebr gut
beiu6t. Sci Oieier @elegenbeit fano
oll6 8eamtenipobl itatt. 8r1fioent
Mfar Ser fiibrte Den @oriis, uno Serr
S. Neininger periab Oas Trotofol,
Illc Veanten fparen anmeien6. Srall
Innn s.. 8eineart uno &err @rnlt
Mmelung mur0en ais neue Mitglie.
Ser eingcfiibrt, 3ie Oelegaten gun,
9u5arfomite eritatteten 8eriht. 81.
lie Semilligungen mi,roen guteebei-
Ben. Die @eamten ipllroen mieoer
ermahlt uno 5por:
Y~raiibent, @ar Der;
@ioe- Yrdiioent: @rnit @melung. (;
Sefretar: Sobn @eininger;
S6atmeiiter: 5rau 6. Samnel;
5iibrer: 5rou We. Billie;
4ufieber: 8rau Cola Sail.
SEER Gbriitian 8eiIitein purne in
Den Iuflidtsrat genablt. 8aS 8ii.
Aerrebiiionsfomite iett iih aus ben
folgenoen Yerionen 8%uiammen stu-
quit Dallbenberger, Aooipb StoffeI
uno Sral &atie &eif.
Nad grleoigung oes geidGftlideil
Seiles folgte cine gemiitl. llnterbaI.
titng, on DER ale Mnipeienoen tell.
nahmen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15
9entIdler Central |erbanb.

Mm Dienstog, ben IL. DECEMBER,
botten Die Mitglieoer oeS oeutihen
Gentrolperbanoes @~eriommlitng I'M
Sdngerbuno -GIubbouie. Serr Mar-
tin @ieono fiibrte ben Goriit, unb
SEER @uitap 9enoer beIorgte ons
Yrotofoa. Sn 3ufunft miro Der Serr
SefretGr Bud fiibren iiber 0os Or
ideinen ooer Nidteriheinen Der De
legoten 3u Den &~eriammlitngen Oes
Gcrbonoes. Ole cin5elncn 8ercine
mcroen oopon piinftlih benohrihtiet
iperocn. Sic nelien 9eIegoten mur-
oen bonn %~r1iiosnten ber3li6it be-
griibt. Der &diienbeltono i'm @etra-
&c bon $126.36 puroe ben @eriam-
ueltcr bcfcnntee9eben. Go0ann or.
Itattete Serr @iegono 8eridt iiber
Ben 8o5ar uno Die 8orbereitungen
ba0u PIN ndditen Sonntag Morecn
UNI 10 llbr finbet cine 3uiammen.
tunft III Der Goiipenticn @a1 ltatt;
bel Oieier @eIegenbeit iperoen Die
&l1ne fir sic ginrihtungen ser Sal
le beiproden meroen. Serr Carl
Benig, Nrditeft, entuirft Die Yldne.
Ser Mnrtin Miegono ri6tete an al
le gnipeienoen Die ber8li9e Bite, am
8eliliaen oes 8a3nrs 8u arbeiten.
Msoonn erfolste Die @abl ser Be
omtcn, Die ~folgenoes @rgebnis ouf-
mics:
Hr1fi0ent: Mortin @ieaono;
/. 8i5e-YrGi.: Sobn 9llt;
2. 8i5e-Er6f.: g. q. Beoabero;
3. @i8e Yrai.: &arl ldtertirden
a. @i5c-Groi. gIh. @iibIcr;
5. @i8e-Ir6i.: s. 81. @eibe.
Sefretdr: @ultnp Bender;
Gdntmcilter; Carl Sommel;
6ahncntrGgcr: Soc @onoraG:
&ermaltungsratb: Q. Sppcnbei.
mer, Soc @erd, S. Stiirmer.
Der yffi5ieleu Sisung foIete elm
gemiitlihes 8eiiammeniein.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15
&lrineS ~taOtnemigfeiten
sos in @nihinoton befonnte

Dos in @uibington befannte
@ei91ft Ser Sirma 3onoer Ii. Ylug-
ge, oeiien gigentiimer Serr 9lugult
8lugge 1T, wuroe no9 1919 Z. Str.
sc. .8. berlegt. Oos neue 2ofal be-
finoet ii6 jebt I'M nd6iten Saltie mo
es friiber mar. Sanomerfer iin0 ge-
genipGrtig om &eparieren oeS bisbe-
rigen @ei6Gftes, Inn es MODERN nno
ben 8erbGltniiien genldB ein5uri6ten
Ssyn einigen @o9en miro bas @el6dft
fertiggelteat lein. Serr 8lltgge laoet
i6on Jest ieinc &itnben u1o Sreltn=
Be elm, i'm Damn beitden 51t mouen.
Seoermonn ipeiB, oaB es BORT einen
boraiigli9en Sropfen giebt.
Sic rationale 8ereinigltng BON
@1rtnern bielten bier i'm @bbitt So
tel cine 5lpeitdeige Sisung ob. SEER
8ilbelm S. Cube mltrbe BET oieier
Oelegeneit gum Gbrenmitglieo Der
@ereinigltng e%rnannt. SEER @eore
8. 9eB, Mufieber 0es bieiigen 8ota-
niiden @artens tno Serr @toe muir
ben 5l &epr1ientanten Der 8ereini=
gung in 8aibington eripGblt. 1900
WitgIieoer geboren al oieier notio=
nnIen @eieai6aft.
-am Sreitag Doriger 8o6e far6
in Der Gatbeorale 5u Baltimore ein
GotengottesoienIt fir BEN peritorbe-
men &aiier 6ran5 Soiepb BON Deter.
reid Itatt. Sci jener @elegenbeit bieli
Serr 8rpf. Or. S11ima6er bon oel
&atb. ltniberlit1t cine oeutlde Srait
erreoe. Ser &eoncr i6iloerte in berr.
Ii9en Morten Den 2ebensgang 0es
greiicn &aiiers uno bob babel gafls
b~eionoerS ben Oornigen Yfao berDprs
ben 6rnn5Soiepb gemanOelt mar. 9ie
Eeilncbmer al Der Sotenfeier be8eiA
nete1l Bic Reee nes Serru ar. dii
moher ais cine @laft5leiitung, hit
iie ieltcn in Mmerifa gebort moroen
Sier 1T SER Or. Shumo6er mobl.
befannt our6 feline peri1ieoeite An-
teilnabme BET groberen Oeutidcn Ser.
anitaltungen.
Die Sirma Safs unp 60. miro
am @eibna6tsmorgen 100 lleberro-
de an artne &naben @aibingtons Der
id)enfen. Oie &naben mer0en bon
0en acknowledgements borgeidla-
gen mer0en. 0ie in 8etro1t &om-
menoen iperoen cine &arte por5eigen
1llo ooroufbin sic l1eberrode erbal-
ten. Die Sirma Safs II. 60. bat iid
cine icl6e MISUNDERSTANDING felt
Sabren sur Mufgabe gema6t.
-5rau Marg. 9anbafl, Die 81.
qe1tiimerin zines @rocerp=2aoens,
$50. 1868 s GtraBe SD, bena6ri6-
tiete bie 9oIi6ei, baB elm l%tnbefannter
0eger in Die iiber benz 2aoen gelege-
men S1lafgemGGer georungen lei II.
nit einem &epolper in Ser Sano ibr
@elo perlangt batte. Nadoem iie ibm
cine feline Sltmrne @eloes gegeben
batte, babe ct iie ins @eiidt geidla=
gen. Mls er fid aus benz Staabe
MAIDEN polte, babe iie inn elm 2
Yfano-@ erpi1t na9geiporfen. Sroll
9anbafl i1Gbt bas @lter oes fre6en
Ginorinelinss auf ungefabr 30 Sab
re.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15

10 idnell nbgeipieien ieben.
ben @roBbeamten erfldrt un6 einae-
bend beiproden. Die Mitglieoer acig.
ten ale groBe 3~ufrieoenbeit mo sSn.
%tereiie. Sic neiiertudblten 8eamten
ipnrben initaGiert 9anah mar &c.
miitlide Nadiituns.
-Sbeo. q. 8.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15

Die beitcn inldnSiiden nnS
anslan6iiden @eine nuS 2if5rc
liefcrt ansidlieklid fir Tami.
lien6eSarf bas srpRe inb reid
baltiae Eager BON Gbrifian Ran.
Der, 9O9 7tc StraEe N..W.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15

0ran6 Smperial Sect, phnc
3iueifel Der bette alIer amerifa-
niiden Gbampasner, sn 6aben
fir $1.45 bic Tlaide bei Gbriiti-
an Rambler, 900 7te Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15

lporoen. Gar handler ensliiGe cir
ipra6 iid iiber 0eutidIanbs Sdrttt
abfdllig aus. Wander anbere mieoer
polltc oas oeutide gnerbieten ni@t
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
IT'S L~ITTLE-QUIT II.

Bickering, backbiting and lack Of harmony
have wrecked more community prospects li@A
we care to enumerate. They are the granite upon
which many q bright commercial future mas peeh
smashed TO nothIngness. They are the oealh
kneli Of prosperity in any town.
And yet we see reputable and high standing
and weII-neaning business men continually TAX
ing little, vicious digs at their competitors N the
commercial field. We see them throwing cut IN
uendoes in the hope OF c~urta-41g TIE trade Of
Their rivals. We see them casting vellad ref1ec-
tons on the business integrity Of other firms who
may perchance be more successful than they are.
Ii doesn't pay. 1t doesn't pay either the man,
his rival, or the commercial life Of the community
upon which we al must depend.
Many business men have no thought Of the
far-reaching effect Of their inconslderate words
to the d~etrin2ent Of others, but the disastrous ef-
feet is felt on all hands. 1t creates q spirit OF dis
cord in the community, destroys the confidence Of
one in another, and prevents that cohesion Of
purpose by which We accomplish the greater
achievements of life.
We would like to see every man speak well Of
his business associates. We would Ike to see
them all laboring in harmony in a commercial
union for the advancement Of Greenwood and ev-
cry town in Lefore County. We would Ike to see
them all pulling together in order that the load
may be lighter for each.
We have everything to gain by such q unity
of purpose. We have nothing whatever to lose.
Are you for it?
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
HAS AMERICAN SYMPATHY CHANGED?

The Manchester Guardian, 2 large and infuen-
tal British paper, tells its re2d2rs that American
sympathy with which "the ~fo1-lnes Of the Allies
were followed at the beginning Of the war re-
manned steadfast until the beginning of the pres
ent year, when il became evident that public oDin-
ion in the United States was undergoing a
change"
Our sympathy has been lost, according to the
Guardian, by three acts Of the British govern
ment. The manner Of conducting the blockade Of
Germany, the British attitude at the economic
conference of the Allies at Paris, and last, but
most important, by the Extraordinary stupidity"
exhibited in the "settlement' Of Ireland.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
NO USE TO WORRY.

If somebody is thinking evil about you when
you know you have done the best you could, why
worry?
The opinion of outsider may affect your rep
utation among those who know you not, but your
character should stand between your friends and
all SANDER.
As long as your conscience approves your
actions there is no use for you to worry, what.
ever may be the opinion Of men. When you your
self doubt your own r~ectitude, it is time you let
your conscience bother you, regardless Of what
ever praise may be bestowed upon you by others.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
LAND.

An investment in a piece Of land is sure and
certain. Stocks and bonds may 60 up and down,
things in action may rise or fall in value, commod-
tiles may be worth much today and little tornor-
row, but the land itself remains, and its value is
to be measured not by the fluctuations in general
prices, but by its own productive capacity. No
greater heritage can be left a young man than a
farm, and the most valuable knowledge that can
be obtained from all the schools, colleges and uni
versities is that which enables him to handle this
farm and make it productive and profitable
West Point Times-Herald.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
SEPTEMggR q II HISTORY.

l--A LiI for cleaning rice invent
ed Uy Gareue-, Of s. Carolina.
----eat ire al Osweco, n. Y,
l--.syyeI al but three shops
- toe city.
1919 y-rtaen fishing smaeks were
covered engaged in SNUG
r1- Chinese from British Co.
HEnbia into Washington and
Cre~v1.
l61.-Ihe Serge River, in Spain, ov-
C1ywed, causing great loss Of
lie and the destruction of
mgch properly.
g.1-41 re- Dewey arrived in New
1g:e harboT.
l3Q--lonb.led and fierce attack de-
Hycred by the Beers on the
ZgfuLa&d border.
1gg--E aroki, in fighting around
Nakden, plans flank march Of
100 miles.
1sl9-E OTIS in Berlin between strik-
c~s and the police continue.
1519-1he President mt al assistant
p~oatmassers under civil service
13l2-first review Of complete aero
lima ~alo -1nk n1ara near
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
FUNDS FOR NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN NEEDED
Oree1"ood and Lefore County Democrats Are
Urged to Respond Promptly to Appeal of
the Campaign Committee.

The Democratic National Campaign Commit
zee IS appealing to the patriotic citizenship Of the
United States for voluntary cash contributions
WITH which to pay the legitimate expenses of the
campaign being made in behalf of the reelection
OF PRESIDENT Wilson and Vice-President Marshall
ana 1t is the duty of every good citizen to resnond
literally and promptly to the urgent call Of the
committee. VIC
The money is needed badly, and it's needed
now. ~"0
The editor of this paper has been endeavorinp
Tor some time to get our people interested in the
matter CT making a liberal contribution to this
lund from Greenwood and Lehcre county. hut
very few of them have responded-the foljow;no
beng a list of those who have subscribed and na;G
Tor that purpose the amounts opposite their
lames: ''eii
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
THE REASON.

The Woodrow Wilson IndepeEdeL. League has
offered a prize Tor the pest answer 10 tie g--7-
ton, Why have Hughes speeches been 50 1-5-
appointIng?"
Inc World has no desire to enter the contest,
but II can answer the question. Mr.. Hughes
speeches are Disappointing because there IS ID
honesty and sincerity back Of them. They take
their color from the Republican campaign, and
the Republican campaign is organized false PIE
lenses. When a candidate for President mas no
principles which he dare advocate, 10 policies
that he dare ayow, his speeches are bound 10 De
disappointing.
The Republican plan Of campaign is to consolI-
date the opponents and critics Of President W.
son. This makes it necessary TO c~0rcilIaIe the
German vote and the ant-Ge1Tnan vote, the Wall
Street Republicans and the granger Republicans,
the reaGt.onaTy Republicans and the Roosevelt
frogressiVes, the monopoly pr0Jeetionists in the
last and the Iowa idea" pr0tecti0nistS in the
West, the war-at-any-prIce Republicans and the
peace-aI-any-priGe Republicans, the interests that
want Intervention in Mexico and the interests that
are against Intervention.
Consequently there is no issue of the campaign
concerning which MIR. Hughes dares to take a
definite, unequivoeal stand. Even when he rails
against the President for a~Verting a general rail
road strike and for compelling legislation to pre-
vent il, Lir. Hughes is afraid TO say that he would
urge the repeal Of this eIght-hour legislation or
that he would oppose the enactment Of the re-
rainder Of the Presidents programme.
Having no PRINCIPLES that he is willing to de-
fend and no POLICIES that he is brave enough to
advocate, Mr.. Hughes is forced to make his appeal
to the prejudices and passions and ignorance Of
the voters. Such z campaign is essentially & fake
and a fraud. Every time that 4fE, Hughes r7aEes
a speech he deliberately insults his own inteIli-
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
CALENDAR OF JEWISH HOLl.
DAYS FOR THE YEAR.


New Year Ccsh Hashanah)
Wednesday e~ern~. Eert. q, 7:45
-uTaa rs- n paao,.c-io,n
,, 40 ,o,,-
- 0'-'-I' we "'71@'
sabbath Of The Ato2enent
(Shabbas Shuvah)
Tr.Gav evening. Sent. %. 7;45-
IT,. junction Of the syns-sgue."
Saturday morning, Sept. 3G, 1890
THE Observance Of Atonement
Lay"
Lay e Atonemert CYom Kippur)
Tl.Lay evening, Oct. G, 7:45.-"A
lay ~ Thy Court"
Sst~rt@y morning, Oct. Z, lQ:l5.-
pillars Of Our Strength"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
TO OUR DAILY SUBSCRIBERS.

We are trying to get our carriers lists system
atized IN a manner TO prevent subscribers missing
their papers. Our carrier boys should become
familiar with their routes in a few days and de-
liver the papers promptly and accurately to each
OF you. Therefore, be patient with them.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

The Arctic also has a strong call-John Bor-
den, Chicago's millionaire explorer, recently res
cued from his wrecked ship, is arranging to start
with another in the spring.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

The public having been glutted with war hor-
rorS, football will have to be unusually brutal to
start anything in the shuddering line.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

According TO an Illinois manufacturer, the
tank cars" figuring SO conspicuously in war news
are caterpillar tractors" designed years ago for
farmers, with guns and armor added.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

Federal Judge Lands, who specializes in un-
ique sentences, has fined a youth | cent and 2
minutes Imprisonment, for classifying his age in
an effort to land a government Job.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

Michigan claims the record for the highest
percentage OF votes cast at a state primary. 4
little rivalry in that line will do no harm.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

Mayhap the New York maiden reformer who
says the wedding ring is a symbol of the s%ervitude
OF women knows, but the demand for them is still
several laps ahead of the supply.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

That being more real money than they ever
saw before, the Mexican bandits who got $62, GOO
IN gold from an express car may be tempted to
retire and reform.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

Men seldom learn by the experience of others
the new Greek premier says his policy will be
that Of very benevolent neutrality"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

Great B~rittain's bottle must have leaked again
another German commerce raider is said to be
doing business in the Atlantic.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

1t may possibly afford satisfaction to Villa t.
Emo" that he's costing Uncle Sam more than an,
other living individual.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

In spite Of all the talk its members are now do
ing, nobody's predicting that the next session Of
Congress will be talkless.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

instead of getting rich on brides from arm,
contractors, a British inspector got six years pc
nal servitude. ~
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

That 100000 we are to give Nicarauga NAV
get it wiped off the map by %envious neighbors, If
Uncle Sam doesn't butt in.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

Some Jokers-the Carranza generals express.
ing qualification because Villa has at last beer
definitely located.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

Fortunately an Office has at last been found
that Billy McCombs won't decline,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Today's Games.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Only games scheduled.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

so Tar as a mere neutral is able to Judge. this
"repulses." gnu
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

FIVE miners were killed in an explosion the
other day. This shows you how dangerous an ex.
plosion Is. I'll "a
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

too well. "o' 'one ike II
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

"A famous argument, as yet unsettled, is the
lUery What is a white lie, and when?'
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

about the only place a ~colloquy isn't a spat /
a congressional hearing. p"' :
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

~, NOT all the politicians will celebrate this wears
thanksgiving Day with the proper spirit. we
fear. ~ 'p'N' We
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

Inc latest trouble hunter is the British news.
paper winch suggests conscription of the Irish.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

You can never tell by the war dispatches when
an enemy's line has been pierced,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

..n rGr OBVIOUS reasons the prohibition campaipn
will always lack the punch. p"'s
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27

NoHS NoiiiCS al JIG AtldLLlc.
In spite Of all the talk its members are now d.
ing, nobody's predicting that the next session Of
Congress will be talkless.
1t may possibly afford satisfaction to Villa 10
hno" that he's costing Uncle Sam more than any
other living individual.
instead Of getting rich on brides from army
contractors, a British inspector got six years pe-
nal servitude.
Some jokers-the Carranza generals express
ing qualification because Villa has at last been
definitely located.
80 Tar as a mere neutral is able to Judge. this
war Is made up Of Forthcoming "big drives and
"repulses." Gnu
Five miners were killed in an explosion the
other day. This shows you how dangerous an e =.
plosion Is.
Not all the politicians will celebrate this voar,c
fear. ' 'pH'' We
Inc latest trouble hunter is the British news
paper winch suggests CONSUMPTION of the Irish.
"A famous argument, as yet unsettled, il the
query What is a white lie, and when?"
YOU can never tell by the war dispatches when
an enemy's line has been pierced.
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81 rGr OBVIOUS reasons the prohibition campaipn
will always lack the punch.
ABDUL The only p1apo q o,11o.,,.. .-y
1t a congressional hearing. p"' !"
Most anybody likes money, but some lilo =
90 well. wv '0i'' lAe IL
A lot of people mistake rudeness for fra,Lros,
Russia plans new loan, So it's.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-27
lot OF people mistake rudeness for frankness

Russia plans new loan. So it's.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-21
For Treasurer

To the Voters of Adams County:
] hereby annouBce that | am candidate for
the Republican nomination for the office of Coun-
ty Treasurer subject to the will of the voters at
the June primary. Your vote and influence will
be appreciated.
EDMUND WARD
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-21
JUST sol lbs

The road to is hard travel but we'll get
there just the if we keep right stumbling along.
The Y NJ c. A. in Minneapolis raised 81 10000 in just eight
days We however, would be quite we'll we could
oneenth of that amount from delinquent subscr
ers eight years.
1t is the popular fad to attach small flag
the automobile humans however
still fall back upon the buttonhoes appes of their
coats x
Some people superstitious they to a
table of thirteen people But if there dollars un
der the plate they'll grab them without blink.
Te hope will shine summer whether
the political pot szzes not.
We, thank always prepared Wen grab dollar
the moment you shove it at
Short dresses becoming these days that the
able navigate the streets without
glasses.
The lowly dog faithful to his friend death Get down
to the level of dog.
1t trouble all elect good Office is
La whale of job keep him good after he gets
1t is all but the campaigning voting and
the counting and the shouting.
Christian charity however, pracced anywhere except
in political campaign
We might discourse earnedy the European this week
but we don't think about reading of it and
know we hate to write about it.
it makes grocer peeved when shipment groceries
arrive from mail order house, the cloter soe man
from outside firm the man yrouchy
when travelling the your
property the general vexed when you persist
buying from of firms why shouldn't the printer blow
up time he these using printed
matter?