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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
MASONS MEET
Hold Interesting Session
in Parkersburg.
Prof. J. W. Robinson, of Kimball,
Elected Worshipful Master

The West Virginia Grand Lodge o
Masons. colored, closed their businss =,
ssssi~as ef the ANIMAL meeting At Park
ersburg Thursday with the election oi
the following officers:
Worshipful Grand Msstsr-J. W. Rob
inson, kmhali
Drputy Worshipfnl Grand Master-A.
r. Goodwin, Blueiield
Grand Senior War,len-Alexander
Richmond. keystone
Grand Junior warhen-A. VI. Curtis,
Institute
worshipfuI Grand Treasurer-R. II.
Trent. Hinton
WorShipful Grand >~crrtary-G. ".
Hughes. Huntington.
Grand Trustee = !. Ram, key-tOns
The West Virginia GrAnd CHAPTER OF
Eastern star, cOlore,l, elected the follow
ing oiiicers:
Grand Royal Patron-W. VI. Ben-on.
Wheeling
Associate Grand Royal Patron-Thom-
Merrimsn. Parkersburg.
Grand Royal Mstron-Mrs. Fannie
,lnarles, Clark-burg.
Associate tirsnd Royal Matron Mr.
W. VI. Benson, Wheeling
Grand Treasurer Mrs Marie Bar
harry, Tam-.
Grand Secretary. Mi-- Henrietta James,
Montgomery.
The officers were installed Thurs,iay
night. The Masonic officers were in
stalled Thursday night by Grand I.cctur-
~. J.. NJ Fills of Oak Hill, and ths
Eastern star officers by Past Royal Ia.
tron. y. J Jackson, 81 Parker-burg. A
banquet closed tire annual meeting.
Thursday afternoon. the visitors ar,
the guest Of Psrker-burg men,ber- %
the order at a picnic. he'll at Terrapir
park. The Parkersburg colored han,
iurni-hed mu-ic and tine outing "a.
greatly enjoyed by ali the participant.
THE lo.ige will meet next year nj
kimball.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
CONGRESS CONDEMNED
. FOR NEGLECT OF NEGRO
CoIored Soldier, Left 0u, in Es,i-
mate Of Army Reorganization

Attention ha- i-,.n called o. the fat
that cDngr'---. ~inle incrca-ihs tlie army
'- nH providing iDr -iugle additional
Nsgro r'-,'usrnt
Further. ~ BE- -ail tlst var department.
Inid- u csunot fle-irnafe -uei s rsvi-
fuent etiiYut ,ngre--iouai authority.
1ii- b. ra.cn|a atst o. ulakf f,riva.iier
'senerai Andres SHERIDAN l.urt -, long
,.f,ioDsl d uie Tesnty hith infantry
zen. tuy N Henry. coiDneI oi 49, a.
nspu- Niuth Cal.srr ileut. zen. llrnry
e. Corirn. Col tsron favyetf ami
ofllrr nDtsri -,,'d.er- siiD hatr cofnmand
81 ''the eolorri tro,J- ~iio iYuyit no
IDS turn orr in tiIrlr grase-
Take ti.em - anil large. no c,snnsn =
ever 4--eni,le'i uu,l,r filc z nits-l state
lag have letter recDr,l- than tlle Negro
rrgrm~nt- Tie Ninth anil Tenth Calsary
and tie TNenty -fourti anil Twenty fifth
infantry. for ioyalty. discipline. bra
very, -oid~rly prioe anil lighting aial /,
they arr unexceile'i.
Congres- La not covered It-elf With
glory IN thi- important army business
Here - mstter where 70 can ~ part re-
deem is~eli.-Ne~ York Evening Tele-
gram
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
SEVEN HUNDRED MEXICANS IN
CARRIzAL FIGHT.

Columbv. n. NJ, June p Sam ii.
Harris, . private in g Troop, Of the
Tenth Cavalry, Was brought to the bor-
der late today with bullet wounds in the
left shoolder aud arm. received in IN
engagement at Cxrriz-l. He said tina
there were fully 7OO Mexican- sg@In-'
the 81 men OF the American detachment
ITO top it off," Harris said, they
bad . machine gun and they surprire'i
US We approached them in peaceful
way and never had an idea that they
would try ~ massacre u.s. Had W. known
they wanted to fight We would have
given il TO them. guess they got enough
st that"
Harm troop Was surrounded ny thF
Csrrsnzaistas. he said. He e-cap+d.
wounded, from the Gordon the Mexican
had drawn around the Americans bJ
riding straight through the line- on has
charger. which also was wounded. He
rode until it fell from lo-s Of blood and
then csssght another heeting animal With
which he eventually csnght mp with 9th
or survivors whom he accompanied q
neld headquarters
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
Ability Barred Him;
Not Color This Time
Norfolk Boy in Northern White
School Barred From Oratorical
Contest on Account of Being a
"Real Orator"

>outh Nysck. Y y . June a.-Ths
-tn'irnt- "i the Boy irl,lrmy here. all
whom arr Whit. with the exception of
yonng Charis-- Morris. who halls from
Norfolk. Va a 'ci.isrl to have an orator
i-al contest oI, Friday. June 10th. Six
-rnipr- Inaliiie.i for the contest Int all
r-in-ei &" 20 ON with the debate when II
wa- learned that young Morris had
entered also
Contrary To u-nal practice the whit.
boys did not balk becan-e of Morris col.
OF, but ie-au-e oi his ability ~ de-
bator They all -aii that Morris had
them ''leaten before the contest started. -
lonng Mr.. Morris has made quite :
record A. AN orator inring the past -clr,o
year. He Wa chosen by the faculty t
rrpre~ent the -rhOol in an OratOrical con-
TIT representing nine -chool- on Apri
9Th AMI won first prize. On May Isth
Ie represented hi~ -rh~ol again IN p cor =
TIT net~esn twelve boys. all Whit ok.
cepf himself and each prize winner. ana
again ~on first prize.
Cia-. :. Morris. Jr. j. the -on oi Rev.
q : Morris. pastor of the Bank Streei
BAPTIST Church Of Norfolk
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
GRAND LECTURER
N. I. WHI1T|CO
Visits Number Of | odges
And Finds the Order
Progressing
OTHER LODGES TO
Be VISITED SOON
Damon Lodge No. 86
at Excelsior, Prepar-
ing to Build a Hall

For the Lack of ypod hall to meet i'm
Damon Lodge, No. NJ, X. at A.. az FN-
celsior has bern greatly Inconvenience
i'm IL work. But now that there arr -.
many men expressing desire to ls~'onie
rythians and too n there are quite y
numher Of old meml,ers from other lodges
On this operation desiring o. take part in
the working of the or'ier. gives addition.
al reason Why Damon lodge l. making q
strong effort To erect hall for them g.
meet i'm. And although the memip-rs hil
- small. Yet with such men n l.. &
Dlcken-on. g. & and W VI Galloway
X Of r. AZ the heas. of H. men wh.
love the order and who arr l'ythian~ Al
heart. the lodge is compelled Ia sucses.d
They arr not only interssts,l in the IN
iowment Department but they are ~
equally Interested in the Investment D,.
partment, AMI a. such, Damon l",ig,
thong small IN pumler has put l,.r-..li
on record A. boneiisie suls-rril.er To- one
share of stock and firmly promises o.
stand 10y the obligations 81 the Pythisn
fraternity till the lat dollar on the
Charleston building hs- been paid
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and that every shlei-pdiei citizen labor
upon the pnblic highway Of the state In.
ring thee days and that the work per.
formed he Of kind that will make q
lasting and permanent improvement
such As ditching. grading. dragging.
crawling. draining. etc.'
The governor points out that i'm prscti-
cally every county in the state. the citi.
yens have voted lary~ bond i--ue- tor th.
improvement of their rosd----a St.
which they know vii, mean higher tax
alton for him. But. inasmieh ~ EVER,
large percentage ni the t,tal mileage oi
our roads must recessarily for many year
he dirt Roads. he say. iii is upon th.
problem "f putting AMI Keeping the,
roads of the country people in good ~
pair that tine thought and effort Of al
good citizrns on good roads days should
be c-ntend."
all professional and business Interests oi
the state Ia take hand IN the move
ment, concludes by saying:
The most certain way Ia advance tl.,
state and all Of its diversified industri--
is through the improvement of our roads
IL should be the aim of every citizen O.
the state to make the movement for bet
ter roads success, and the man who
gives his labor and energy in this ca,l-s
may we'll feel that he has performed d
true public duty, the value of which tIms
alone can tell
81 hope that the people of the stat.
will enter heartily into the spirit of th,
occasion and display the enthusiasm and
earnestne~- that chararterizes true West
Virginian. and will make these two day
q great value to the state. IL We ar,
Jealous and pm, into this occzsion the
effort We should, much good will be Oh.
tanned and all the people ol the state will
be benefited
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
To Institute Criminal
Proceedings at KimbaII

Ne--r-. Oscar Board and leo Brown
n kiuhali ars threatening = -eriou- and
heavy Prosecution Of Me--r- Tricky sam
and Wiley Page ON charge - strong -Ii-.
picion Of their broken good faith and IT,.
regulsrities in politics June oth But il
must not - overlooked that ''Tricl )
sam" and Wiley Pagp are msking an
heroic tight and stand in the defense oi
their political reputation and O. remove
this heavy burden of suspicion from their
shoulders they claim they have proof ol
the Lilly followers defeat n he - com.
plete that the prosecution must fall Hat
Bo-- Richards and t,srlsn WstIington
are helping TO look after both sides oi thu
cases, and Brother Wstlingtos reems u
he little ont Of sorts anyway.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
TEXT OF AMERICAN NOTE

Washington, June 2j.---The text Of
the note 10 the Mexican de fsrto govern
ment, transmitted today 10 Jsmes Lynn
Rodgers. special representative of the
American government in Mexico City.
says:
"Mr. Arredondo yesterday delivered
20 this government the following com
municstion:
81 am directed by my government o.
inform Your Excellepry with reference
70 the Crrrizsl incident. that the CHIEF
executive through t0e Mexican war de-
psrtment gave orders n General Jscinto
h. Trevino not To permit the American
forces from General Per-hing's column
% advance further south. nor to move
either east or ~e~t from the points where
they ere locsted, and n oppo-e new in
enrs,ons Of American soidiers into Mex
icsn territory. These orders were brought
by General Trevino 10 the attention oI
General y rshins Who sckno~ledged the
receipt u the communication relative
thereto On the 22nd instant, a. Your
ExceIlency knows, an American force
moved eastward quite far from IL bs-s
notwithstanding the above orders, and
vss engaged by Mexican troops st Car
rizal, ssass al Chihushna- Az result OF
- oesaseR severed msn on bosh sides
- kil1sA snA ovnanD AnEis.A -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
Negro Troops
MaSSacred
Troop c and K, Tenth Calvary, Ambushed by
Mexicans--T Troops Fight Through Mexican
Line Into Town--33 Survivors Reach
Pearshing's Base Officers Killed

dlers Were made prisoners -
''l"u are hereby instructed to hand T.
the Minister of For-ign I;elations of the
lie iactO government the following:
1.-The government of the United state.
can put no other construction upon the
communication handed tn Secretary OF
STATE of the United states on the twenty
/ fourth Of June, 10y Mr.. Arre,iondo, un.
der instructions of your government. thar
that il l. intended as a formal avowal oi
deliberately hostile action against the
forces Of the United states now i'm Mex
leo. and of the purpose To attack then
without provocation whenever they move
from their present position in purs ancs
of the objects for which they were sem
there, notwithstanding the fact these OBJ
jects involve no unfriendly intention to-
ward the government and people Of Mex
leo but are in contrary intended only tc
assist that government iE protecting it,
sslf and the territory and people of the
United States against irresponsible and
insurgent bands of mar arauders.
II am instructed, therefore, by my
government t. demand the immediate
release of the prisoners taken i'm the en-
counter at Carrizal together with any
property Of the United States taken with
them and To inform you that the govern
ment of the United States expects All
early statement from your government
As to the course Of action il wishes the
government of the United States to un-
'ierstsnd il has determined upon and
that it also expects that this statement
be made through the usual diplomatic
channels, and not through subordinate
military commanders
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
White Light Lodge
Very Much Alive

White Iixlt I.ovlgr 70. -. Coalwpri.
With Rev. W. \. Iittsrd, q g.. j. It'll
moving ON. When ~ we're there 49,
week they met and promised D. -nl,--rIl-.
fDr several share of nce -tock Already
they ave one share ior the -Dciety and
the Chancellor Commander ha- one
They have very cfe,iitsble ac,ount of
their bu-ine-- tran-actipn- O. H. made in
their report Tire losyr O. -fnell-I1
meInlers IN g"si standing ~ith a. lea-t
a dozen NOR men making applicatiof-
ior membership.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30

San Antonio, Texss, June 2i The
force Of the Tenth United Stst.s Cavalry
under Captain Charles T. Boyd sncce-d-
I'd in breaking through the lines Of tho
Mexican forces under General Felix
Conner at Carrizal, according tn a mes
cage tonight from General Pershing u
General Funston, but whether any oi
them were able to make their escape still
10 unknown.
Captain Boyd's men Of G Troop took
the ditch in which the front line Of Mex
lean troops were entrenched and charged
through into the town Of Carrizsl. Troop
X under Captain Lewis Morey, charged
with & Troop, but were cutfisnked and
forced tn take refuge in an adobe house
They ut least had Q chance to defend
themselves from cover, but their ulti-
mate fate 10 unknown, a. IL that OF rer--
nants of Captain Boyd's troop
General Pershine said i'm his report
tnat he did not believe that the 81 men
ssill unaccounted for had been captured.
This was taken here To mean that he
feared Captain Morey's men had not been
able 20 hold out against the odds against
them, even from shelter of the house in
which they had taken refuge and had
been killed.
General Pershing reported that the
troops under Captain Boyd and Captain
Morey showed the greatest courage, and
exhibited the most sterling fighting quail
isies.
In the final rush on the entrenched
Asxicans, Captain Boyd fell dead. shot
through ths body. Without checking
thsir advanes O troop, led bv Lieutenant
Harry Adair, aashsd on alter the fleeing
Mssin>ne inlo - towa- Thst vas ti'e
isst ssen Of them by the men Ioun1 II
San Louis ranch. Captain Morey Was
shot through the shoulder while sdvan-
cling with X troop on the irrigation ditch
The total number OF men in the tw"
troops was learned today To have been
"a. Twenty are said to be prisoners
in chihuahua City. This leaves II to
be accounted for AS missing or killed.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
JULY IS AND 19
|GO0OR0AOS DAYS
Governor Calls Upon Every Man,
Woman and Child IN State TO
Help Lift W. Va. Out
of the Mud.

Every man. woman AMI child Of the
state y called upon % help Lift West
Virginia ont Of the mud IN procla.
nation i--ued ty Governor Henry ID.
Hatfield setting aside July u and ~ a.
Good Road Days" The proclaIna-
ton, after -etting forth the good work
done ON other o~casions when days we're
-et side for this work. appeals for the
sake of the commercial, financial, agri-
cultural. horticultural. intelle~tual. 50
cisl and moral Development of the
peop'e Of the state. that everv one have
a hand on tho-e days IN helping b i'm
prove the roads.
The governor declares the tvo days
public holidays and Requests that othe.
bUissD bs s.pen.i~d, - fsr - po.ihAs.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
Berwind Success Lodge
Less Thar Year Old

Last Thursday night w. met with tl,r
Bnrwind >ncre-- Lodge. N". ~. wh"-..
membership in gossl standing - - AMI
whose general Interest j. among the i~--i
of the lodgt-- While tins lodge j. ls---
than one year OLD u can l,oa-t of bcing
pne of the br-t organuri IN the state
they have kept -trirtly alive on coli.ct
Ing for endow m.-nt Iuri.O-s- during tln
past year Tiny hayr pAid out a most
complimentary sum o. the t,rand l.e~ig,.
They have protsctrd Every claim that
came against them for sick benefits fun
vral eNT~n-s-- AMI hall rents They have
nic~ sum ON hand. riley took OF apd
paId IN cash for Ons. share oi -tock 'gults
number of meinirr~ arr talking Of
making the trip o. the Grand I.',dg..
a,,ich convene al CLARK -i,urg August D.
= Brother T. T. Williams. g. G. - a
~hole--oul man and bother Knight.
Every oflicer works 100 harmony with
him o. the end that -lirrs--- may i~. tllrir-
IL wa- at his home where w wer, 49,
royalty entertained Z; other An-tnn
also make- IL hi- dpty o. look after mat
t~r- In a most cre.iitaiar manner. Broth
or Henry Fountain. Rho-e heart - al
vsy- on the right ~idr. welcofne.i many
~ the brother- in hi- home to- very
elaborate -pread "f '.iii,s--
TIN lodge has -I'ent much money i'r
All the nosiern meth'rl- Of working ma
terIal AMI ParaPhernalia-. several new
members are knpkins ~ the do.,r D. 10.
initiated into tie my y-teric-' of the ORDER
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
OM|TS INJUSTICE TO
C0LORtO PEOPLE

Chicago. June - -"l IN l~'I the Ee-
pub.ican party stood for the Union. A.
"a -torsl for the union of -tsts-. "a no~
stands for q unite'i T<-oTle. true b. Auper-
Icsn ideals. loyal n American traditions.
knowing no allegiance except o. the
Constitution, 20 the government and N
the flag Of the United States. We be-
1--we N Anssic.n poles. - home and
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30

Misses Bessie Kedcro~s of Coalrood
and stella Mccoy Of Thorpe, accom-
panied by Me~-rs. Frank johnson and
william Allen, were Waiting friends in
|s.r cay this vssk-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30

A'f N Ut Ut NNi.I". 'I
IL D. tlir very ron, oi lat. ,hM aim.nr
th" tir~t O" lay down il,,ir lives n aha
N"Niran i'nirpriio are a nunliar .i Nr
vr'--- n,'n,i~'f- oi the isni.ai- rcuin
:. Calvary. In ever, Mar lu whnh th.~
country has ENGAGED the N,ero has l~,ri
among the nr-t to -ln-l las l,l.~h ln ga,
irn-'' ..i th,. uati.n.
AZ Concord. Lexington Nai',., l..rs.r
\.n prl,an~ ard lorkt"va the N,..r.
w~~ a" th. very tore. front ni Tho r-it
inr ami ln- uih,rr- arr unanin. .ai- ln ,>.
t"ilinr hi~ bravery on every nriI .i "a,
tion
LEA tiir tntu,r Ne>i'an war 700 th
Ci,il ani Spanish american VAR th,f,
- ~" hrirhtrr rrcprl than that ma.l.. i.,
the brother in hlark aui q i- ti1. c"n
rrn~'- "t "Iini,n ampn- unbiased an
ti"rit'~> that ~" 'la-- of nirn tsn,lcf,sl ID
letter ~ c"'int oi thru.~..l,.-- - in a.tipn or
in camp than tli,. Negro soldiers. Not
~iti'~tandinv las loyalty and las bravery
tins government la- never a,-,-nr,l,,l hln
! /
-s,isiitr
la tiir beginning "i tlc ritii war u Co.
in~'~i o. employ lim in ~ .i,lrn-, Latter
''su Enttlrr cinpl"yri hum a. a contra
hai1i "i war. in Wirh capa.lS hr Va.
allowed t"rr,~-t breast work. drive t..auis
ami perform otiirr nirniai -rrNic,-S inrl
'i'nt 4" military OPERATIONS. ami "a va
n"t until the uni"n had -u-tainrn rrycr-,
alter r~,rr-''. i,s-t tho,i-anis oi liNe- cot
tie iattl,. irli- and spent millions 90
t'llar- dti thus rpSrrnnlrnt ,-,n-rnt q.
'l"tiir thr \,-sro Nllh tir iuil sn-irnia
81 a -''iirrr an! einpi"y hin in ~ .ir
i~r-'.. and even tlen. q di~.rinils.'.-l
against hum i.,th in the natt.r oi 10,
tui promotion.
lsrn t"lay no Negro ran matrisulat.
Al W.T. Point 80 Aunal.pli. pf fi-r above
a "rriain rank ga 'itiirr ti,- army ,r tie
navy
THE EFFECT OF TIII~ DI~CEiNI.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30


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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
RECOUNT
COMPLETED
Judge Robinson Gaines
Is; Total 1898
Court Met Thursday and Certified
Returns of Primary.

4 ''unfj court mt at lO o'clock Tfle6-
4 day morning Tor the I,urs,-- a rArsrrss
INK ti" Npt'- east ~ the primary Of .Juse
o.. in the gnlrrnstprial contest. JuIxs,
iiaf'''i A isit<, nl islieficI,i. and George
hcCl'tdTr ani H. II. Bernhefrn. of
Charleston. ~rr,. i,fsf-rnt IA attorney. for
Iu'L,'. l;,l,in-s,n. white 70. q. r.. Strother
and ''e'rg~ W. Howard and Russell
i;iD "i l,iurii.ld. srl~ar,~I A. coun...l
t'r Att"rnry ''rnrral Lilly.
J. llwo~i J"nr~ and Dr. Il. X Bra
'"nirr. promptly fsgan the r.~.onnt and
continued until nvpn r,cs--S Alter the
'''ift r''t~-'-Inl'l.'l for the alternoon -s---
'i'" ti'r "e"unt hy the commissioners
'"niinu'~i until q; p'rlork when. urgent
t'i-int-- ri--~lirre demanding the ntt.,n-
'.'" 'd hr I"nr- and Dr. Brsgonier, n
Aas a-fcrd bctwcen the two commission
'i- "i tr' court AMI counsel for both
I"il''' l."lin-pn and t;cneral Lilly that
u'r 'irrk 81 tisr court and the opto-ing
'"iii'-'i should continue tll. recount and
ur ~"rk ~A- hui-ia~l, aud the court
-ipuld r,4onvrnr st A., ,'el,..k r,,,,u.,.
n"rnog {" I'A-- upon all t-chnicaIitis.
An-ing va the rccmut. ami # tins could
o. done. that the returns -l,onId hr cer-
ii'si 'i' HAT tay. The hity-four vote.
20 ir Ii.ly and ti,r eight cat for Rob
I'.-''n in regular lr,sInet No. b, an EIk.
''"f" di-tr"t were counted. i,ut the 81
votes ca-, ipr Robinson "a the n,,x.;.,,
'' "'' '''''''' rfnff'~i we're not
'l"t'~i I,r Mt result of thr RECOUNT
a. % -tan'i- no~.. D.. a gam oi e,yht-.a
."'''- i"f Iud1s. 0; 'inn-Dn. Tie re-nIthy
ii-tfict- ipl.oa-
A'klN
INlJ .-.- ....-- .......... .... x,S
l.''iln-on ..... .......... llD
Vote pri out were -ix contested le-
r'''-'' -ign''i ~ only one polI clerk. one
'''in'"ratic ballot fse ballot- where a
rf'-- ~"- marked in front - L,lly- -name
and later erased anil markell m front of
l'''inn-''n. and 80 ballyt- where no can
llt ClsEEk
iAiIy .--.-.... ...... ...... az
i''i'n-'n ........... ..... 81
'''r ballot i'r.i out i~vau-e -igned by
''iJ "'' l''il clerk nine marked for
lHlJ Hen era-'~i anil marked for Rob
- - '''''' twenty 'A''''- where no can
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30
THE EFFECT OF TIL DI~CEINI
NATION ON TlIE MOKAI.~ or
IllE NIt.I.O

lh'rr ~ o." u-e in "a .nSin thr lact-
rir ciI'~'t oi fiii- nniair a-Y TN tffipr
iran 'ii-rriuinatI.n has teu,i.-l to ls.--..r
thinking Nr-,r" knows that in tia. ia,
mrnt of taN'--. in oir.y,ng the LAWS and
in glNlTs las late ln d,'isn-,. ni tlle govern
neni, hr b. called upon o. eontfil.ute
in-t - much a. any other ritInrn. and
yea, When % e,u'-- 90 the government
hong ~ rrIpr'~al iuiS in '.> trn.iing a.
iiIin ii- iull rights. th- r,trrunlrtt d.
n"t"ri"tI-iy rrrni-- ln IL duty
W. ar. n"i a-kinr any -l~ria ia,or-.
We arr not asking o. boz ina,ir to-. -f.-.i.i .
Aar'i- "i the i',srrnnlcnt. bat uc a., AZ,
nand tliat ~ i~ gwen tii, iull lf.i..r
non of ti'' la~- AMI that u,. f-. I1-rnit
tel q" rnIpy the -aiue nights AMI paw
le.,'.- a. nti,s.r 'itir'.n-
Ne 'leuand thi- l~~-aiI-,. % i- riylit al.,i
49, will l~' -ati-he'i with nothlng less
iin- D. deep and -s.ri,,l- question: u
reacil'-- the very la~i r,.ck oi .,ur rrl,nl,.
iir. IN n -''rl"ii-nr-- nry nut i~. arl,re
riai'~i in tluir "l i~-ir' l,ut DO ti., event
81 Mar i~.tnreu tiii- afd -,fu,. hr-t sla--
l'f'~rr. o" have ru- mii-t lpIrtturl
l"'pf'.r Who lssl that tie g,,lernuuent ,l,,--
not I'fptss.t iiiein in tin ,rl,yns.ut ni
ti''if rigiit-. BE- a. i.srt UDrtli5 ,i tia. ui.,-f
-eripu- c,,u-llerattnn
N"i"n-. like iniil riuai-. can't s-rsJ-.
fiie f''nalty iDr -in Iiic iratricidal var
Nii'iI dr'i''h'~i thi- c'untfy n idpoi
tni ''-t billions fn tr'-a-urc. can.r a. a
fi'--rrttTi plini-lifucut frf tep hunIr,4i
sn's iorty year. 81 lifican slavery an
lu-t a. -iie i,le'i and suffered tor that in
Gult"u- -in size D. gping o. -sIl~r fDr tla
wrong fFais~i uI'on thr unDnrndinr
Negr" t"iay 81 JYu -Dn -D -hail you
reap i- a. trIs t..iAy 49, nlcn pr-t 90
terrell
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-30

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