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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
I WONT GO TO JAIL As THE
GOAT, B0ST0NAy CRIES"
sUBPEONEAs ISSUED

WA ,H!NGTON. Jan. H. Thomas
w. Lawson. hsled teiurr the Ilou-s
Rues Committee 10 tell what he knew OF
had heard about q stock market leak 20
on President Wilson's Eeace note or d..
punished. calmly dsclsrrd today the.
mysterious Congressman Who tnld hun "A
Cabinet officer. a Senator and a banker
were engaged in ssock gambling pool
WAS none other than Representative
Henry. Chairman of the committee.
Then before his hearers had time to
recover from the shock, Lawson rprang
one SENSATION after the Other 10y ,irrlar
ing the Cabinet officer referred To- WA
Secretary McAdoo; that the banker wa-
II. PhDy Fi-kr. of New York. and that
he knew the ~en.tor only 10y tie initial
"ov
Won BERNSTOKFF MENTIONED
To complete the explosion Laws ,n went
on to charge that Paul NJ. warlurs. of
the Federal Reserve Board, hAi kno~l-
edge of the leak machinery. rrI~ats.i a
rumor that Count won Bcrn-torfl. the
German Ambs--a'i ~. had made tw"
millions ln the st.-k markrt. aud 1,
mention = li-t of we'll known men whom
he thought should be qus--ti"n,~l. The
committee promptly Issued -uhI.oenaer
for all of th-R. a
A Mrs. Ruth Thompson Ni~c"nti. of
this city, he said. had declared Ia hin,
the presence Of her attorney that ~ecrr-
tary TImulty ''receivei hi- bit, aud
that W. w. Price, one Of the Whit.
House correspondents, wa- "thr go he.
tween for Tuuulty and others -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
lAWS0h ExPLODES ABOMB At THE LEAK" HEARNG
Accusing Cabinet Official and Congressman Stock Pool
Charges Fmancer Naming Chairman Henry Alleged Informant
TumuIy Received His Bit When Tip Note Got Out -Rumor
That Count Won BernoH Proted Market Crash Repeated

the present ss~sion. One Of the plans
suggested by Senator Ros-nbloom. which
be teIieves feasIble, would l-e the ex-
change of . franchise for the develop
ment and use of the water power in Ger
tain OF the streams of The state to an or
ssnlz alton that would be accepted 10y the
bolders Of the Virginia debt certihcs.e-
in lieu Of the debt certificates.
Another plan suggested would 5e the
issuance Of certificates by the state.
which could he used ~ collateral in the
stat in the investment of the state fund.-
ID be redeemed in amounts not exceed
ing . million dollars per year
For the reason, however. that Cover
nor HAITI. ID will send q soecial message
TO the legislature on the debt subject.
and in which he may suggest some NOR
quitable solution. Senator Rosenbloom
will not make an official move until the
govesnor has delivered his special mes
sage To the legislature
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
A GREAT PREACHER
GONE TO NEW FIELD.

f'r a nuIniurr 81 years tins great man
q '.,~i hs- srn in ti,e roaiii.l.i-. travel
ng irom Arlington Baptist Church u
Mora Baptist Church. lie ..prearlIei at
zach oi tl's-=r churci'-- two sundays IN
tiie month. The g,.os,le oi tl,,--s churches
Lowell ~ their pastor aud would have
keIt him A. long ~ be- lives. but this
'~,rd -aid o. lnm A. u Paul in other
lays. 'Gon,r over into Macr,l,,niA aud
help rs
TINS great man - Rev T.. D4fnry. 81
Freeman. wio has lren called o. tire Mt.
/l"n Bagtl-t Church, l;lneiirld. These
psoI,le chAve called man vino ~
presehrr in All that 'le word means.
We are -orry tO -ee Rev Dsi.ney 20
from old MclDowell county o. lglnriieId.
iIe dId = -I.lrn,iid work while pa-torinx
~ hi- rscent fields lIe will he greatly
missed ~ hi- ministerial brethren At
Norlhiork Where he changed trains to
- D. Arlington. The ministers ~bo
prrsch on tie WidsmOutil branch srs
At lo-t when they do not -,-r Rev. Dab
1ey Ut on the train T. x, Mors. Mt
/'on ns- called the right man
key Dslney succre'i- Rev w. w.
Hick- ~ho has tsken cisrgr of tire Mt.
/ion BAPTIST chnrch. q ,snoke. Va
The people are rsi ylns around Rev.
D~iney sDd ne~ hic - living injerteI
nto tie nemier-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
100000 PLANT FOR
MICHIGAN NEGRO TOWN

DETROIT, MICH Tho Centrs
Michigan Coal Compsny, headed by r..
> Goodrich and n stanley Ford. hss
c'osed . lesse On q sJo,.O fsctory IN
Marlborough, Michissn's co'orpd tp~n.
for the manufacture Of iertilizers, peat
and other slksli products. The con-
psny Gill employ all Negro labor, aboul
900 men N be on the payroll.
The sale sss made through tie y. ID.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19

The REV Richard Wells wAs ra-tor .i
the f-n~zrr BAPTIST chur,h for more
than b years. Tins Mas line s~i,iic..
ami hai a membership oi nearly ..u.l.
Ia >undny -rh,nl had an enrolment of
i.nn. IL had AN ari-'"cratic and ~
c'n-i,e nsrn.lTr-h y most "i whom wrrr
t~o-thiri- ~hts Dr Cory. th. scholar
ily and benevolent president oi the Rich
m"nd fh'~''''gicai SEMINARY. Dr- lone
and Na--sr AMI the ths-,l"sarsl -tn,i.nt-
frequently preached at til- a. ws.l a. the
ether rhnrch,'- an the ,ity Most ni thr
riinn,lis'- ~rre noted Tor tl,rlr ,Nreilrnt
rhoirs winch rendered the nn.,-t i..anti
lnl aud soul -tiring anthems Tr,t.i.
~ere attracted a. murh 10y tll,. splrn.l,i
mu-is ~ 10y the -..rn"n- ID Ma~ rnt
unusual f"r tia pastors q" remain with
the same rnurrh Tor thrty AMI fnrt,
years. continuing with them. in Tact. nn-
al they died
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
lNDi >TEIAI IItl.

Al "i the laI-r in the city ~a- done ia
the Negro. The wltie man rnn-i.l.r,,,
a di-lIon"ral'ls. To- work. and there Wen.
-" i"rrisner" in the lal'or held at that
time. The wealthy white psople engaged
either IN business or the proi.rsinn-.
While the many poor WHITES ekei ont q
prrrarion- existence. I'm various dubious
and Irs-tlOnn,le Ways l;s--i.is-- having
monopoly Of common labor. the Negro
ild nIo-t "f the mechanical work The,
were rarTentrr-. black k-initii-. brirklay
rr-, -t"n"na-"n-. painters. we'll digg.r-
-i'orrnaker-, rabinet makrr-. jrweler-.
tailor- and other trasie-nrn. MANY Of
them we're very fine merhanlc- and IN
Ioy"'i lucrative INCOME from tlnir
trAls-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
BORDER LIFE IS NO BED or
ROSES.

BY IVAN L.. GADDi>.
I've done my bit on the border
I'm IN Gods country again.
I've had my I'LL Of the order
of greasers and border men.
I've eaten the dirt of Texas,
I've drank of the X o Grande.
I've grubbed mesquite in tie cursed heat.
The Lord never made the land.
I've seen all there is on the border,
I've ielt all there is TO feel,
I've done my time in . sea of slime,
And lost all they didn't steal.
I've carried a pack in the jungle.
Till il cut me down to the blood,
I've sweltered and lay like thing of clay .
In a slithering swamp of mud.
I've risen at five in the morning,
At the sound of reveille,
I've shaved all day for q newsboy's pay
Till the night would set me free.
I've lived the life of q soldier,
No chance to beat it or shirk-
and the life Of a soldier, believe me.
Is little but damned hard work
I've had my fill OF the border,
Oi greasers and border men,
I've done my but and ! stand to quit.
And never take on again.
But yet know when the bueIes blow
And hear the reveile
That my blood will heat, and my pulse
beat
No matter where ! may he.
And there'll be q tugging down inside,
That only q soldier feels.
To slave and sweat in the heat and W.T.
To straighten and click my heels
But I've done my bit..on the border
And now, thank God, I'm free,
Although know when the bugles blow
They'll have a call for me.
I've done my bit on the border,
At Brownsville and Llsno Gr.nde,
I've hiked and sweat in the heat and wet
From Phsrr 70 the end OF the land
I've done the camps at Mercedes
At Donna and san Benit'
I've lam in the dust and gnawed q crust
n Funston's Judgment seat.
I've eaten meals with reptiles
I've qusrtered with bugs galore,
In a land where things are all inside with
stings
From the trees To the rugs on the floor.
I've dug in the blasted trenches
The air MAS a hundred hells-
I've charged IN the Jungle cactus
TO the music Of rebel yells.
I've eaten the grub of a soldier.
iardtsrk and miliigan stew.
Baron and beans with a touch Of greens
But, Lord, They were scarce aud few.
I've followed the flag of my country,
In khaki and plain %. ID.
Aud up ~ date I'm standing straight
la way that - good To So.
Z W done my biz on tho border
I've hal NY iili Of tire same
But J ~oul,Ln't trade the friends I've
made.
For all I've lost il the game.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
GOOD TIMES WITH FAIL RIVER
COAL CO. At RODERfIELD

Me-srs. Gus Palm'r and r. Greyelv.
10th 81 kosieriie a. were visiting their
friend, Mr.. W a. IIool. in this citv
last sunday. The gentlemen we're very
'oud and uncompri~log m compliment
ing the management aud good times
With good pay to ~ founi on the Fall
River Goal and Coke Comp.ny's opera
tons. They say msnersn work every
day and 4 able, you can work ? monshs
IN one.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
bOYH00O
REM|N|-
SCIENCES
fEl " co. utEEf~. fE1
ClIAPIFE 0. (CDntinne,i }

ArrnoK <oIr Wil-n tii- writing
Of tbt.-e rrfIIIni--rnrt-- ~err first cou
ceive,l tll. -uii,n hsi only confirm
plats-d writing irA Il the afnu-Iug
INK inri,lent- II hi- esriy life Alter
~rifi'g the second -t,ry. and DDting
the interest creaf.-'i. % s~-cnrrs-i o. iiiu
that u might - ir,fh entrrtaIi'ifr = snt
Instructive H. th. pu'dir ." trau--eri,s
in chr"nOlogiral "r,ier. hi- ifnpre--
IONS during tho xtsPn y .ar- he 80
sided in Richmond. Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19

Ford Realty Company and the Mari
borough Land Corporation. :. Lynn
C1chrzne D. ~ ~ sa.es manager TOR Ohio.
Pennsylvsnis and West Virginia. and
v. n. Thcmas will cover Illinois, lndi-
ana, Kentucky, Tenne~-ee. Missouri AMI
IJva. The COMPANY = casting around
for q cor ~petent superintendent pay
master and engineer.
Operations are To tegin early in the
spring and the minimum capscity of the
plant 70 10 ~ IOo tons PER day. Home
Protective Record.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
NEGROES IN THE
UNITED STATES
Department of Com
merce, Bureau Of the
Census, Washin-
ton, D. c.

The hulletIn sill stow that the nun.
her 81 \ryrS- ln the 'nIts~i Stairs tex
rlu-ltr "t outlying I~.--e--ion-D IN l9l,
~a~ -. 81 .'... anil they fornri lO p.r
cent "i the total population. la Iss
the nunll~'r "i Nrgr'%- was :, Ss3 ,TIg, or
! 70 o. I'rr cent oi the total population ol
,hat date. The Increase among thr Nr-
sr.''-- during tll~ dsra,ir wa- rri. sGl. or
J., % l"-r rent. - compared with an in
rr"n-' "i ~ = per s-nt among tllr nnt,,.
Nhit'-- ami ni .;o.s per cent among th,
i"frign is"rn ~ints--. The growth of the
\'Vr" population rrrult- from their o~n
natural Increase. while ti,r grow th al the
~hits' population IL acrrlcrats~i 10y tie
great influx of immigrant families.
q the total numler Oi Negroes in
1910. about one nth were r-port-d ~
n'uiatto, that II. having some Whit.
blood The proportion that mulsttoe-
i"rnn'si "f the total Negro population IN
"r"a-'-'i from ., I--r cent in 1870 u H.. e.
per cent In is's'. and u .s,9 per cent ia
1910
II;BAN AND Kt RAJ DI~TKIEi TION
Nrarly thr.s. iourtll~ oi thr Nryro--
q. .I'~.';t. or 80 per crntD werr rural
i~~ll~r-, while about one fourth g., ,s,S,'.
80. or - I~.r .'rntD li,.si in towns or
ri'is-- oi at i'a-t 9, go inhabitants. The
Nrsr'"- i"rns-i 10 I~rr cent of the ru-
raj population 81 the { nit-i Stat--, NJ
COMPARED sitii . @; Ier cent of the ur-
ban. ln tilr southern -tats- the great
MAJ 'rity oi the NrgrOe- lived ~ rural
districts while tlir Nrgroe- oi the north
aud "i the West large proportion ~er.
city d~rllrr-
Oi a total oi 80. rountn-- 100 the
United ~tAts- ti,~r~ We're only llO ~
~iiIsh fh-rr we're 80 Nsgrvs--. and ther.
were .,; c',inti.-- in lylO. ~ rofnpar.,'
Aitil 80 r',nn,ir- 10 1910. in ~h,ch O., I-.i
mt OF the l.,I''iiaiipn ~a- Nagrp
~iN AND As,I.
In ltln there were I,S-,.--l Mgr,
fnal,-- 300 the tnit.-l ~tat.-. A. compared
Nffh l.yfl SIS, Negro irrnal,-- the nulnlpr,
oi 900 .ls- o. ifs, frnals- thus l,eing ~
a. c.,'i,pars~i with = ratio ~ lt~, for tls.
.inie- Ihr Nsgro~- were the only rar.
90 f.r nt.'i ~tats-- in rh there Wrr.
funrs ieiual.-- Than nals~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
PLAN TO
SETTLE VIRGINIA
DEBT CASE
Wheeling Senator Says Grant Wa
ter Power Franchise to Cospssy
Which Would Issue G. rtificeases
to Holders Of Virginia Bos ds.--
VIII Await Governors Plan.

CHARLESTON, w VA. Jan. IL.
Two susvrstions for the payment of sh
Virginia debt were made today by stat
senator Ben. l. Rosenbloom OF Wheel.
ing, who advocates . joint session Of the
two houses Of the legislature 70 discus
measures for the ps mens Of the debt ss
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
POLITICAL ACTIVITY

NJ tins time tile rol"rrd p,-oIl, en-
loyrd- Theoretically at ha,t-an unrr-
-trirt~i suiiragr. have ~ hong .ii.s-
"i r"."rrd men stand al the polls iron,
-nn-riSr H. -In-srt without t~ing ahir o.
vots, AMI while white men. Who Wen.
mostly Democrats. werr b-ing vut.~i A.
rspiiiy a. I'p--ible, the r"lor,,i men wrr.
bv diiatory tactics asking 81 nm
n~c's-ary qur-tior~. x,allrngs.-. aud 9th
rr means 'issIgned Z" prevent them from,
v"tinr-~rr~ Intentionally prevented
from voting. NJ tins time e ,l"r,~i men
serve'i "n the common council. board of
aldermen. grand and petit jnri,-- and o..
held other municipal "filc,r OF Trust am,
honor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
Exit Post, Enter Leader
David a. jayne Viii Publish q
New Charleston Morning
Paper.

CHAELESTON, W. VA. Jan. .
With y.-teria,- l-ue, The Chsrl -toD
Po-t. an evening fe~spsper ert blisbed
srme TIM ~ 1913. -u-pended publics-
ton. The newspaper announced yr-ter
day that tire property had been sold 10
h. M. stsmbsugh. . local attorney rep
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19

Mr kptt. I.ee, OF Kyle, spent the hot
day. IT the old homestead IN vnginis
Christmas and sdded considerably 10 his
holding In real estate.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
COW MEHCIAI. LIFE.

la the COMMERCIAL liip nf the .lty. the
N''Hr" Mas we'll represented. They had
their ~ii"lr~al- and retail merchants Who
,iid thsu-snd- ,a dollars worth al hu-i.
ns--~ yrrr. They w-r- courteous and
i"i'tr q" th~ir patrons. were arrummn
dHti"ir. AMI rrI 'y.d the r.--ts,rt of their
patrons a1i Tia public generally They
ha'i ti' ir h ,t,.l~. restaurants. nr~sna,rr-
drug stores anil "tll..r .n.nrn~rrial -ntrr
pfi-'- Th'-s' n'''n ~rr. I,i"Ir-r- ln their
rr-I-NtiN~ lines aud ,ar..,i the way fnr
the htlsln'r-~ and professional men of tn.
iay
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19

trr- tN-
David GJayne. ~ho recently Quit she
general management of The Oharlesson
Gazette, announced that he was the pur-
chaser, and that no will publish, begin
ming tomorrow. . morning daily news
paper under the name The Charleston
Lesder. L. N. Davis. Who represented
Governor Hatfield and otheu in the
management of the Post, will not be con-
neceed With the new publication q. A.
Blaine. and ss least one or two other
former members of the Gazette staff. will
he associated with Mr. Jayne in the new
enterprise.
Mr.. Jayne, in reply to . question this
afternoon. said he had no associates i'm
the ownership of the plant
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19

Iit'N Ne - ii~ta't from th,. first class
~ % .sn tniPrrrnal'i~ wall divided them
ih"y NJ" '''ftss -.s~i in tle most part ni
the-~ VII" ils.' t'--n eN,1u,issi IT,. the
nr-t class Tor the violation "i -onis. nf IT,
Laws
The next division Ma com, ,s,-.~l oi th.
rsriafiS the -.A1al outrs-t- They con
stitutsNi the very dr'gs of -,s.iety thu.
criminals snd the people generally of the
underworld
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
SOCIAL I.IFF..

The -scIal divisions Among the O.. lor,,l
I"-ople were rigidly aihrr,~l e.. ia tlnr
hr-t cIs-- We're D. lee found tl,a-s of higl.
rI"rAls, esiurAtI"n aud wealth. Tie.
dominated -ssIety and were lrn.i.r- ln all
Progressive movements. Ih.y wrr,. fh,.
"a'ier- in the ciiurcll. iratrrnal organ
<atI"ns, biI-ine-- aud -sr.iaI fnnctiou-
The parr'it- vnd grandparents of nany
81 ti'-e people having i,reh born ami
frAr'-i In tiii- cIty. friendships we're forn
81 ~ childhood which lasted nnl,r.,keu
til'u life and mans word ua- o. y,r.l
A. hl- bond. \ story - tod oi r..i,
trinan VII" bal i's-rn Treasurer a. -.
rf't "rgSnI<ati"D i,r yrsr- fIe had al
@ay- accounted iaitihuily Ter rvrry g., o.,
rntru-t''i o. him our l~~,,,l. VII, No.
"tI~rience with lu-iEe-- ;nrtirri- had
never r'qrir'~i hin o. gi,e b,na When
q 49, eventually -ugy .~i,-i that be- yit.
's'iid, cDn-ii riYg that o. na- an nnusr
rants'i ifnrugnuleTt o. hi- inf,or. a..
pr'kc iO~n and cfI,,i ike a clild and a
tni'unt Oi sxpianafIon ~puid s.,n,ifs :.
.nm that %" r. fl'etIDn 49, ntrn,l,-l
Ni-ting 49, mnrh in tDgu@ Frirr.i-
~"pIi ,i-it ea' % otirr and -lsnd i,,ur-
100 -rIai r"n.rf-afi.,n. rlirrr urr,. -
nnui~'f "i exc'u-itr ga s'gnlrstipf-
Hiio gave tie uie,-t -iifni,tu. .ii- apd eiai-
Orate bar I'n.t- 1i,-s- ~ere att.irl,rl f,
ii'r eery eIite o4 ti'r city Tie men 10
iull tr'-- s1i Tie a,lir- 20 ~ ou-iy -
trrd ~ere conveyed o. fl,s banquet n.l.-
90 hne hsfk- that xerr yaay anil -.
turning tom tii~ cary part Of tiie nigit
until dsy. Membership boz tho. organ
i>ttiDn- could only b. obtained by ri
oi to- .nsril-er- in ~, q
-ttndug anil fnsI ,rity vote of tl.
iu~fui~r- pre-ent
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19
TmkVI lid W NnEAL--

On tie question a ruoral- there 49,
n0 compromising > op hal a. s,,fn. i,.
D. tlie very high STANDARD --t in tl,i- Tar.
ticular or Jon were drl,srr.~l from tl,..
i"--t s'-ial circles. TIE commission a. a
crime, or - 10 fund in company oi 4
~ofnan ~liO bal is-n unfDrtunste ar
ehO a. a -Orial outc<-f. ua- -uflicient t..
exclu'ie = man from tlii- circle -, rigi.l-
y Wa- tins rule enf0rcs-i that giri so,l.l
not - caught on tie streets even aut
her own ~i-ter ~lio hui 1tssi the -.
ciai laW IL vent even further than tl,i-
Tie violation of eitiIer the criminal or
socisl ia~s brought Disgrace upon the en-.
tire family a the offender In The ser-
ond cia-- we're - 10 found people II semi-
rerT~ctaf'ilIty. These we're distinct
ciz-s n then-eive-. They ss-ociste,i,
married iDtermsrried among themselves.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-01-19

Mcdowell County Offers Coed
Opportunst &c for Negroes, Exeell-
ent Schools. high wsses.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27
Norman Sedmaun ais Qebcmsrettcr.

Norman @cfnlann lit ni6t MIR eilt
@clo ola @aicbnll Spiclcr, uls mcI.
der ct Idon 81 nlun1em Siegc imle.
rcr Sl'ngcns gcgcn auslpGrtigc Seons
bcl1ctr09cn hat, ionoern bat lid, am
lcttcn Spnntag aud oils 2chcnsrctter
rrlulelen. Gin Bfcro bcs Sllbrnonns
Nll9llt Gberlin mar lctten Sonntoo
Nnhnllttng aus Dem Soic olli ocnl
'rllhcren Sllebbc glnipcicn 9crotbcn
lno, mobrlhcinlid bcim %crilth ici,
ncn Snrt Slt 'tlllen, pcriont oaS
Flcrn III Shlomnc an Der Srcnc
Grtet 9c1cnlber bcr altcn @rauerci,
10 onB rllr nod Der &opi bcs EbicrcS
'lhtbor blleb, Cine 9lnSobl 2cl,tc
Worcn bcrbci9Ceilt, 0oh ldicncn 0ic.
'elbcn rutblos ST iein, Dem inmcr tie.
Ter lintcnoen Gicroe 81 bclfcn bis
Normnn Ncfltonn bic Gage ilbcr.
bIldtc. 9toh tllr6cr 3cit bottc CT lei.
ncn Sonnto8SMl5te gcgen OpcrolIS
pcrt0l&'ht mo IN cincm 9iuocrbootc,
Ous or al Scr Miperiront iono, mar
CT pcrbcl gccilt lln0 mil cincn longcn
Strlt Ocrieben ipran9 CT in Dcn
S6lunnl, no CT 6cn Strif lml 0cn
Nnls lmo cinCn 5pcitcn Strit Inn bcn
Sclb ocS FicrocS id)long llnb bcn Der.
cinten 9lnltrcngllngcn ocr @erbcigc.
elltcn 9elonA es Damn nn6 fllr5cr 3cit
ooS bcinobc rrihGpitc Eicrb aus Dem
Shlomnl 81 5icben ln0 aus iciner
tritiihcn Guae 81 befrcieu,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27
X. Is, Stride.

@crbGlhliie 0nocrn, pbcr f6nppu NJ,
uui bcitinmrte 3cit ollsocltcIIt mpr
! Ocn.
! allie M6nutr. Ocrcu g}l,nmrcrr
ac3oocn mlrncu, mcrbcn burh ri,
NoIt benud,ridtiot mcrbcu
gSrr sritrellio nm icinrp, gae,;r,
obmclcnN ODER fropf if INT ,id j.,
ncrboIb ,cbn loocn roh g(hoono hr,
Jtntia Al u,clner
Irriorcr Sic obmcirnh linn f5n
non onr ohe, nor Son, ,ohrtcn r,,,c
rntmchcr hr,ciIi,h ohcr h,,rrb onh,rc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27
Sin ibermiitbiser 0tanleIel ipiclt
ionbcrbare Strcidle.

Ginem Wiiiollri Monleiel lit Niles
| 5l5lttralen, llnb oas bintere Gnot
oeslelben gait bisber itets als bos
gcfubrlidcre. Gin Wtouleiel auf &c,
6arlt bon slllglit 9roefcr, nobl
BotsoanL in llnierelu County mobn.
bait bat jeoo6 beiuieien, buB and ber
Doroere Ebeil bes 2angoDres nid6i
lngef0brli6 lit, trosbem Der gicl be.
fanntli6 ni6t 81 bcn Gorniporu,
oocr flcii0freienOrn Sbieren 51blt.
Scr 9fauleicl nuf 9roefer's sSarm
bat lid IN einenl tleineu @cbiae Der.
llntgetllnunelt uno binteu un0 born
ausgcl6lagen, bis ibm Ole Sade
langmeilig mlrbe, uls er in eincnl
9tcbengeb1gc nebcn Der Scn5 cin flei-
ncs &alb cntoefte, bos oort iein Wtit.
tagsi6IGf6en belt. Mtit Dem &opie
l1ob Der Glel elnen Nlegel na6 oCnl
nnocrcn 5llr Seite lmo criaBte nit
oen 3Gbnen oas &Glblein on @enid,
bob oasielbe ilber oen 3al,h uno
gulloppirtc nit 0ieienl ill Soofe bers
lln. Gur6 Den SQrn nllfmerflum
gcnladt lprang groefer berbei 1lnb
bcnlerftc, ipie Der Giel nit ocnl &tilb,
lein i'm Wallle, bin uno lpieber 5lt-
rltd ilber Die Sens ipran9. Seriu6e
Ous SDier Our6 Steimulrfc 81 Der
anlaiien feline 9cute fallen 81 laiien,
feDIten unO 0rang 9rpefer besbalb
nit eincnl Hiegel auf oen Gicl ein.
Stnllm jcOnh battc CT 5lt einem 9iebe
altsgeDolt, als Der iibermiltbiae Gicl
oas &alb fallen lieB ltno nit beioen
@lnteriilBen ausl6lu9 uno ocn Giegel
truf nit Ocnl 9roeter iDnl al 2eibe
riIden Dpllte. Scr 9tiegel trai oen
Arm @roefers itlO ollr6 oen S1lag
crlitt oiclcr cincn 0oppcltcn &uo1en.
brlld cincs 9lrmcs. Or. Mortn1anl
mltroe gcrllicn lm0 legtc Die n0tbigcn
&erb1nOe an.
So3 &nlb, 0ns Scr Gicl ais Spicl-
5cl1g bcnllbt bate mar foot, oa ibnl
0aa 0cnit burhbiiicn mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27
Nunlnler AZ
TalIdc Nn9aben ppr Der Mnitcrnuas.
bebDrSe fGnncn idjlucr beitraft
iucr0cn.

Die 9tcgcln uno Sprihriftcn hit
Ole IuSbcbltn9 cntboltcn audi 0ie
,StroIen Die bcnicnigcn Ecrioncn auf.
crlcgt iperocn iollcn. oic iaIih Id,nC,
ren. liigcnbufte 9lntrGgc itellcn ooer
Der gltSbcbllng 81 bebinocrn bcriu.
hcn. 9lIe iolde Scrgcbcn fGnneu in
Dem SllnocS @e3irfSacrid,t bcItraft
mcroen. 0rei Stroicn iino pprae.
lcbcn.
Fcrloncn, bic falihc g(ngobcu ma.
den nocr hie 9lushcblno bcbiubcru.
ipcrocn, menn iic iihcrfiibrt iuoroen
'lno, ollf Elm SSobr inS @ef1nauis
manocrt mcnn iie I'M @eSirfSgcridt
pcrbort mcrocn; falls iol6c Terioncn
oem Wllit0r9clct unterItcbeu, mcrocn
nc nor cln &ricgS9crid,. acltcllt itnS
oicIca miro 6ann cine nnacnlciicne
Strofc fcItieben.
Sails 5mei ooer nlcbrcre Gcrioucn
Iid pcrihm0ren, iib 9c9cn oic glus.
beblul03rcacm obcr &crpr0nlnacn Al
pcr0cbcn o0cr @etrllg an iiben, f0nnen
lie nod Der llcbcriilbrung 5u elmer
@cloltroic bon niht mcbr ais $40.
600 o0cr 81 elmer GjcfGngniSltroie
bon nidt ithcr 5luci \Subrcn bcrlrtclt
peroen.
User nit @c5ug nuf 9luSbebuugs.
regcln cincn iaIihcn Gio ihp6rt.
fam 81 cincr @elhitroIe bon nid,t
nlcbr ol5 $4,000 obcr 81, cincr @c.
f0n9niSItrofc bon nidt mcbr ols iini
Sobrcn ucrurtcilt mcrbcn. 0ic 9lu.
tloNc miro ouf Mtcincio loutcn.
,fracnh cine l$crion, sic elmer AT.
0crcn Ecrion bel Scr llnQcbtug ser
@cbrpfIid,t bcbiiIfIidl 1T pNcr tic ga.
rim untcritiitt miro noh ocn Nr0rlu,
mic sic NnuptpCrion IN glnfIugcju.
itun0 ucricGt mcrncu.