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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
lInfdue.

- Ons OpFsr zines riidF6isloi.u
Burden, Der auf einem seiioblenen
Jubripert Der abams GgpreB Cons
pant bic Giinftt Strabs sntIans iass
is, rpurbs s.iisrn Der 5arbisc Robert
Surrtti DON 30. 762 Deit Diinfte
Stfnbs. Der on Der areu3uns Der
5iinfisn unb part Strabs nieberses
rannt tpurbs iinb ME bic aerSte i'm
itaDtiIdtn 6oipital tonfatirtsn, .eiiIen
9rud bss Riidsrats tgt tOntrus. Der
Center bss @efdbrts ,prcne, iobalO er
ia6 rsIdss llnbsil sr cnssrihtet bnts
ts, prm Wastn ob unb enttptIfte in
tsr nassmsinen aufresuns. 6pdter
rurpe ermittslt, bob er ben Maeen
an Str Giinften uHb Central Gbenus
aeIto5len bate, no Der eisentli9e
esnter Jpn mowsntan unbeauiIi4tist
atts iieben IaFsb rGsreno sr sin
9ndsi abliefnte.
3iemli8 slimpiiih Tam seiiern
Der 9Risser Sobn gImi Don so. 20
81. Court Strab, bel einem llnfall
in BIN tiirSli4 BON einem @robfsuer
heingsIudten 4nlasea Der poit glos
psr So. an Der Uierten uHb perrp
Sttcbe oapon. gla-i mar babel bes
bilflib permittelit eines siiernen
SraInts unb siierHer &stten cine
iftusrs WnI6tns bera5Sulu6su. 6isrs
bel purbs tr, als Der arahn NIT etnem
Hud in 8epssuns esieBt purbs. on
etr s;isrnen aette biz IN bas bierte
Stoduert bodassosen, sbe er loslais
zen icnnte lno nls er bann iDisber
heratgslaiisn tpurbt, perlsbte er iih
an bsr Geuerltiter unb mubte na4
ieinsr WohHuns stbra4t peroen.
Der 65 Sabre olie sSobn Etls
sour BON go. $50 papillirn StraBe
ipurbs asItsrn 'la9mittas on Der
Ssfftsn Strabs unb 8roaoipon bon
bem 2futomobil be- 5usb graben BON
Ro. 218 Dr1arb Strnbe nitbergss
ronnt. 9rnben brn1ts ben 9erun'
sliidttn fofort gu sinem in Der ytdbe
ipobnsnben gir5t. Der sintn i4ipersn
Sfaosfbruf foniintirts. iporauf ail'
sour BON 8rnben in beFen autpnio'
BIZ naa Dem itdbiii4en 5ofpital iibsrs
iiihrt ipuroe.
= Slid i'm llnsfiid botten Saniu,l
Z. s,pbnfpn DON go. 1893 Weguls
loust 2tps. unb R. g. Dupg6lutb bon
gio. 1929 Columbia apsnue bei eintm
elntomc6iluniaa, Der iib auf Der
Central Bride sesen Elf llhr asittrn
Qibsns sreignste. Dds bon Sobnipn
aslsnii. alutomobil, in ipeIdem bic
8eibsn inBen. fdlug nGmIia auf Der
Bride, als Is sesen einsn Der Pitis
fer anrnnnte. I'm. aber bic beibsn Sns
ioiftn tamsn NIT sinem S9redsn bas
con.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

t9rer 6abs 8erau6tsn mad. unb fpds
ter fiderts ss our SsnntntB Der Sanis
lie bur3, baB in lem Sotel, in bns
iie nit pRuiiere 9i4 fef6it4 geflober,
cine melobrumattf6e SSene ftattges
funben, als Ontel 9iogsnes tpie Elm
rettenber gngel nit bem Rappsepdd
unb ben Ro5rplatteutoffern p1SBti9
erfhien.
Sic fo1 nit einem SreubenT9rei an
fetner 8ruft SuIummengeitoppt iein,
urb re fam nifH tpieber log, er bebiel.
iie fir INNER on biefem 3uflu6tsort.
2fuf Der 6od3eit ertp6blten lie mid
sum erften grautfiibrer ols 8egriinber
t6res 9tiids unb e. tpurbs. cine tbeale
Che.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
45 Msillipmen
7ie 3eid,Hnnatn anf Die eibsrhJ,
anlei6e irfrbsn ehme Sipeiiel
birjc 5nmme erreidJen.

aRan cripnrtgt, bal, Die in uuherer
Sfdof ge5eidDneten Sibertp BONDS
ni6gIid,erIwiic Die Simune BON 40
DlilIionen Collars erreidlcn iuerben.
llnoifi5ieiIef 3dtlitng 3nfolge parer
am geitrigen 0iorgen 40 Dill Gol.
beiIannlen. es iiefen nber Ocn garts
zen 1da iiber nod AmIelbungen eilI
uno erbcblidle 3eidlmln1en lueroeir
bic g.nufen erbalten, Die bis 3 nto
5lin 3beil iogdr bis 9 llbr gtben0s
IN Dem 3fped oiicn limo. 1os &aupts
anartier oes 2ibertn aonnrittees
bleibt 3u bieiem 3iuef iognr big
Nlitternod)t nno ani Sonntag bis
.glittoa ofieu siad, 6ieier 3eit iper,
ben fcine 3eidifuIngen mebr diIges
nommen utlo am aRontog Wiorgen
aeht ocr oiii,icnc 9eridt nit Der
Sd-IuBabredning na6 Maibington
slIs nnn ,Sreitng slbeno auiienltnrj
genIatt tpurDe, eraab iid) cine 3elde
nuna bon 4ilh glillion Hitter oen
qciirigcn 3eidnern iDnren yaIbolos
9onauortb nit $4,000, s. s. Sib'
ben grpacoos %. nit pciterei
$50, 900, geQ Telephone so. init
iueitcren 100000, @eueral electric
so. nit $4,000 iinS ole Smobeger
so. nit S45. 900. Die Gountp 6armer
ilaben $4,000 ge3eidlnet.
Tic GTefitipe, Die ibre sirbeiten
10 arobartig geleiitet. bat iid) bis gum
gaieoersufanrmenruf ourd ben 8ors
iiBer pcrtagt. 9ie Serren begliids
ipiiniften iid scsenieitig 8ii oeiH
idloncn grfolg nno ipe5ieIe anerfens
sHcioliitionen DuroeH fiir ben
goriibcr &errn z. s. 9apis anges
ilonrnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

amtriian;Iirurss aOmmitises b.,
ftimmt.
Sds gubgetfommittee Der 9ersinIs
suns fsbt iib aus ben fOlgsuben Tlns
9lieoern 5ufammen: Noriiber 6.nrt
gsntleB; 2eitsr Rotbfd,ilb, i5rl. eSilt
Campbell. u. o. gOctfpaIier, Fer.
6rnncis @rsbls, 3. u. @sier uno s..
M. 9ootman. BEN Dirsftor bes goun.
Gil Of Social Geencies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Ste @ pfIesen.

gi. tpfinTften benz dlten 8etonnter,
Dem riif'gen. faou man4mal bic
@iht,
gta6bem iie gefrngt iita topf1ditteIro:
r@arrm gsbt Der bsnn etgentIt9
nidt?"
lnb als er an bober StelIe
glun einfom I'm feline 8erFipn,
0a frogten lie fiibli4 IdbeIuo:
s@arum geb'n sic benn eigcntltH
T6ou9"
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0qs so o beIl.

wtaier GtuDisrt iebr lanse Die SPei'
lefdrfe).
aBirtb (ein penig ipts): rSis ua'
den pobI i'm Settle @ntpiirFe 8ar .Sl'
laftration Der Speiieturte2"
Utaler: pSapobI, unb ID mod'ts
Sic bitten, mir gum rfal69iopF
yipbeI gu itsen.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Ger hunpe m drttr.

rBie gebt ss etsentIiq uniersm
JreuHbe Sobn9"
Ser 1T iest 9unOeipdrtsr gepprs
ben."
rgDas 0u nidt 1asit! SD paflie,
er bate cine YrImaopnnd DON ner
Sper gebstrdtbet?"
rRa, i9 fasts Dtr's ia; er muB isst
ibren Sunb beiorgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Oarn tim mt,s Ia.

Stubent: .M6Hten sic mir uiat
tifIes Ibone ueue &oumersbuh dbs
totrfen, i'd broute uptbreubig @efb.
Antiaudr: rShut mir Ieib.f9 sanls
nur gnn5e Ytbliotbeten."
Stubent: .Dos lit ia Esins gartos
s5lbltotbes.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Birb bas ssfammts ostd'
Iifif4estdet Der StaDt
Rem Dort untsrs
fiibem.

Rem gcrt, 26. OF. - Gs
lpurb. dnsetiinoist, bab 9uolep 5ie!5
WloIane, psI9er uIs 9dfentoIIsttor
bon Refp gOrt refisnirte. !psil G,aifra.
settsn. tpelde beim Deiben 2aus 30
item itanbsn, perbdftet lporbtn DdreH,
beidIOHen BAT. TiOrris 6iIqpit, ben
fo5ialiitii&en aanbibaien fir oas
WaDosumt, ictpie bas sefauruitc foe
5iaIiitiibe MaHisiPaLSidei ;u un.srs
itiisen.
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Bruuereieu.


xRe Babartaa 1rentHg Comp
gooiugton, no.
gli3en @beuue.
o al ount BrepfHe Co., g8eftpoob
Ghenue. cid sfun gbone Beii Pa.
0aTbr rtnus S:od 40, Socamort u1ro
Abtenif Ctr.
1Pe Seroneourt ersBtua Co. 1900
barrifon Qbe
1bs SubS SpobI BreptHs 20, 20 on
92cWhoen Sbs.
Ibs gbrtiftan ToerIetn RrsDiHa
o., 20t9-2021 Gin Etrnbe.
1be @obapf ersniua Q o., ESQ saeff
Ulcgfdeu &bertne.
15s Rtnblj4s sWubIbaufer gren.
me Go. to4on Beer), eibertn uHb Blum
7bt @ettertr BreDtus 60. 2117
Central unenne
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Der fIeine 30 q hner..

S3urT5 bat elne Summ6eit begans
gen, pesbalb lem @ater, Der ieit a1t
Sogen freitt, ibn bur6bauen mill.
S9orI9l: -slber Batter, ou ptrlt
bod ni9t gum Strettbreter peroen
uno bic arbeit iebt pieber aufnehmen
fpoQenl"
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9erminberte g Se6 nfu 4 t.
ejet6ottss sgtetIenoer gum &paeeen)

.ssest bletben gle mandmul Wpnate
lang auf Der Your, frtiber fubren Sis
bod ieben Sonntdg nn9 .9Guie, hin
Sbre 9raut gu beiuheu; baben sic
bic niGbt mebr9"
80 bod - aber mir iino iest per'
betratbet.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18

conmissss which will enable him 70 b.
come HE ovn banker in campaigu yeafs.
Chsriss A. ConIey, Of Gsnisy Brides.
y he psw chairman Of The commisss,
sopcesdins Dr.. B B. whsessr. formerly
superintendent Of The McEendrss hos-
pita. John n. Bsnhiseer wss decssd
vice chairman. Edward Rock wss elect
q secretary % succeed Luther s. Mont
fomsry and H. H. Railey. colored. w.s
elected assistant secretary. William Nc
Ksll We elected treasurer. succeeding
John Clsypool.
McKslfs election - treasurer VS. said
70 b . clever piece oil political execution
As soch he 10 suppo<-d to secure the
money with which 70 conduct the cam
psigns and being . man OF wealth, the
Republican leeders believe it would pre-
vent many checks from going 70 protest
The new organization 10 headed By
men who have been known for many
year, - independent Rsprblicans and by
their victory have temporarily at least
secured an advantage over the old organ
izstioo which Was founded years ago.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
mrs. Lutte TUCK ROYALTY
ENTERTAINED BY FRIENDS

Miss Memphis L. Garter. of Elkhorn
entertained &C p IN. Thursday. Aay
10. in honor OF Mr.. Lutte Tuck, oi
ClArksbury. AID Rev. Samuel bean. OF
Roanoke. Va Those present were Prof
Nsthss'ei Wiley. Principal vi the Kim
ball High school, Miss Page. one OF the
teschers Of the Elkorn Grsdsd schoo.
and Mrs Ida r.. whittico, Assistant
Principal In the Elkridge Grsae~i School
Mrs After, mother ~ the popular little
Lady, Mi. Garter, rendered excellent
service for the ccmpletsness Of tins . =
fAir IN that she 10 due the credit inr hay
ing 20 srtlsslcaliy prepared the esiible-
which were suited To the taste OF queens
and kings."
Mn- Vim. ii. brewery, Of NorIhfork
. member OF the Married Lsdie. League.
entertained Ia honor OF Mrs. Lutte Tuck
the celebrated eiocuGionist OF Clarksburg.
rhos- present were Mesdsrnes helen IA =.
James, Mary Adams, J. A. Thomas.
Missss Evelyn and Lessie simpson, Clan.
Abbott and Myrtle Jones, Ihe latter OF
whom rendered charming selections on
Oh the piano. Mrs. Ida r.. wmtuco, =
cousin OF Mrs- Tuck, wss present also.
Mrs brewery, who ~ just ~ nice - she
can possibly lie, made everybody happy
and pleasant She served a three course
luncheon
Mn. \. V. Watkins, President Of the
Wives League and = very widely known
and influential church worker, entertain
Ell the League in honor OF Mn. Lutte
Tuck, vi Oiarksburg. - visitor In our SEX
ton of the state but who represents the
same kind OF domestic organization for
home betterment, Tuesday evening vi
this week At her home. Those present
were Mesdames Helen NJ. James, Bertha
simpson, Edna Harrison, Mamie Fitch
and Ida r. whittico. Quite All ell abor ate
luncheon was served and = presentation
OF good will MAS made known To every
body ~ coming trom the anvil OF the
heart OF Mrs. Watkins.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
APPLICATION COMING IN FAST
Only Few More Vacancies

Editor Of Mcdowell Times:
Please announce through the columns
Of your paper in RESPONSE to al rerently
Inserted therein. We have reviewed quite
q number of applications from pro-pec
tive students Who wish to enter the Chris
tisnsbnrg Industrial Institute upons con
ditions stated. | wish you would say to
your readers that there few more va
csncies for students who ~ant t. work
out either . part or all Of their expenses
and who are ready to begin with our
Summer Term which opens May ~ Be
cause there are places foryonly q limited
number of students. it will be necessary
Tor those who wish 70 take advantage Of
this opportunity To do 30 at once.
Persons desiring further information
should write I'd
r. A. LONG, Principal,
Cambria, Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
PROF. R. P. SINS MD FAC.
UlN VISIT coQfleIDS
Isspea Mines aaA Ming Us1er
Sapervisiss e Hen. Jas. Ceerse

A lew days ago, Prof. L. r. Slime and
his faculty of the Blue6eld Colorsd In
stitute. in order that they might v,xom ,
acquainted ss hrss hand With the daily
work. customs and mannsrs of the mrn-
err of the field, alishsed from train No.
IS - Northiork and sought the presence.
in6uencs Of Hon. Jas. II. George, of that
tpwn. who 10 considered 70 be one OF the
be.t and most WIDELY informed men of
his race in this county, who, Ct the very
frst word, when apprissd Of their with.
droppad everything, his business and
come very important engagements. and
with . willing heart, accompanied this
distinguished delegation Of educational
representatives TO the Algoma mines
where they were presented 10 the officials
thereof 10y Mr.. George, who were receiv-
Ell by the company most kindly and
courteously and accorded every honor
and privilege. UEder the direction of
Mr. George who exercised every precsu-
ton, they were taken 10 the driftmourn
In convenience provided by the CON-
pany. The men. representing the educs-
tional delegation. were taken on the in
side ~ ses and note the workings of the
mines, while the ladies were left on the
outside where they were entertained and
lectured On the principles Of the mines
and mining by Mr.. Jas. George.
1t is gratifying to hear the number of
compliments paid TO the high clsss meth
DDS of conducting mines and mining by
this delegation of educators. Each Was
heard TO say that he Wa remarkably sur
prised TO learn and witness the high class
and janitorial and safety methods of TAX
ing care of life, making safe the man who
wants 70 make . dollar to protect his
family and to educate his children They
went back with nothing but unstinted
praise and aside from the compliments to
the company for their care and assistance
IN securing this information. they also
felt il Was their first and last duty TO pay
Mr.. George tue real compliments of their
life tor his special kindness and excep-
tional interest in them along this line.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
How's This1

We onsr One Hundred Dollars M
ward for any case Of Catarrh that ean-
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
hAiis Catarrh Cure has been taken
o. catarrh sufferers for the past
shirty-nvc years. and has become
own A. the most reliable remedy for
Catarrh- Halle Catarrh Cure acts thrs
the blood on the Mucous surfaces e.
peiiing the Poison from the BLOOD ana
healing the diseased portions
After you have taken Hairs CatarrA
Cure for . short time you Will see .
great Improvement In your Rsnsrai
neaith start taking Halrs CAeasrh
Cure ~ once ana get rid of catarrh
Send for testimoniais free
= ,. CHENEY q CO. Toledo. Ohia
Sold By ali Druggists. 1Sc
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
Mcdowell County Chairman
in Keystone on Business

Hon. McGinnis Hatfield, Chairman lof
the Republican Executive COMMITTEES of
the County OF Mcdowell rnd . young
man who is just in the very embro of his
rising sun OF political Importance, true to
every trust. honest in his every endeavor
with either friend or foe, was in . busI-
hes conference with one OF the leading
ofhcisls eof the Norfolk and Western
Railway Company in Keystone wednes-
day OF this week. Mr.. Hatfield tells us
that the whole country is aroused OF the
spirit Of patriotism.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
BlUEFIELD

The following is the program of the
annual closing Of the eighth graie of the
Graded Schools. Thursday, May "A, \ p
m, Bluefield Colored Institute Auditor
um:
Invocation. Rev. q. Horace jenkins, fol-
lowed by cant. Lords Prayer
America, school Chorus
Seal of Wet, Robert Williams
Opportunity, Evelens Lambert
Solo, "Over she Star" Charles Paris
Lincoln 1t Gettysbu,e. Charles Moore
The Ideal Girl, Ossie Allen
Those Evening Bells" School Chorus
Tho Truth About Alcohol. Chasles Paris
Frederick Douglas, Ira Scott
Solo, '-Ho, For Sunderland"
Gertrude Burks
The Blueheld Boys Card, Daniel West
The bum" Boy, Irene Burkes
: The Captain Of My Soul" Chorus
Debate, Resolved. That Women Should
Have Universal Suffrage
Affirmative, Gertrude Burkes, Eugene
Scott
Negative. ConsueIo Floyd, Howard Alb
bott, Salutstorian
violin Solo. Andante with variations.
OhAs- Summers, 9TH Grade, age ID,
Columbus. Ohio, Mrs. r. Summer.-
French, accompanies
T day and Fifty Years Ago.
George McAllister
|aiedictory, Thomas Lewis
"Homeward Bound" Chorus
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18

This paper. sent to your sddress. $50.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
NOTICE FOR PISTOL LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will apply 70 the Circuit Court oil
Mcdowell County, state Of West Virgin
Ia, on the 18th day OF June, 1917, for =
licence 20 carry q pistol In accordance
with section Z of chapter las of the code
of West Virginia ~ amended and re-en-
acted by the Legislature i'm 1919.
REV. n. NJ. BRATCHER,
Box "a, Northfork, w. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18

Rsmarks. Oisy Sups.s Hon. q. X. Muir
ray, and Prs.idsns Of Board a Edocs-
ton. Hon. B. AcOlsughsrsy, insroduc-
ID b. A > hsal. Principal
Prsssntanon Of Certificates
Clas song
bsnsdicsaon, Rev. l. Dsbnsy
Aiss Jsssis K Guy. school Ac,omp aniss
Miss h. Douslas 6oinss. Chorus Dirsctor
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
NOTICE FOR PISTOL LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will apply 70 the Circuit Court TOT
McDoweil county, On the 18th day OF
June, 1917, Tor = license 70 carry . pis-
toi in accordance with section Z Of chap
Ter l4s OF the code Of West Virginia A.
amended and re-enscted by the legisls-
ture OF 1919.
JAMES CALFE,
Deputy Sheriff OF McDOwell County.
kckman, W. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
FAYETTE. COUNTY
REPUbL|CAnSARE
EARLY IN FIELD
Mex :u'S POLITICAL TRIUMPH
Is EFFECTED AND CON-
MITTEE ORGANIZED

FAYETTEVILLE, w. Va, May l3-
Fayette Republicans evidently think that
in times Of peace they should prepare for
war met Saturday and proceeded to re-
organize the Republican county commit
tee The Nickel forces. lei by William
Nickel, of Glen Jean, won . complete
triumph and MAS elected treasur.r of the
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
HEAR HIM

Let everybody turn out Sunday and
hear Grand chancellor l.. d. Wilson, of
Charleston. who will speak at the Pas
time Theatre st Eckmsn. He is one OF
the most fluent speakers and eloquent
orsts ~ on the stump today. The occas-
Ion 10 the annual Thanksgiving Services
of the Pythisns. Don't miss this occas-
ion. The Uniform Rank Of X. Of T.. will
present an attractive sight sof patriotism
the like Of which has not been ssen in
this county before under Squire q. w.
Donley.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18

LOST; A . year old Jersey COW.
weighs ~ pounds. sharp horns. d.rk
sandy color in back, white stripe on left
lev. with . small white spot on left side.
Been gone = weeks. Return COW or in
iorm me and reeive reward. CHAS.
bl-AChWELl-. Box lIs. Eckmsn. w.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
NOTICE FOR PISTOL LICENSE

Notice is hereby gwen that the under
signed will apply To the Circuit Court Of
Mcdowell county on the 18th day of
June, 1917, Tor q license To carry . pistol
IN accordance with section OF chapter
las OF the code Of West Virginia, a.
amended and re-enscted by tie legiss-
ture OF 1919
A. q. HUFFORD,
Deputy Sheriff Of Mcdowell County.
Weich, W. Va.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
GERMAN EMBASSY
AIDES IN WASHINGTON
Stay as Helpers in Swiss Office
While Government Hunts
for Spies.

Washington, June 4.-Investigation
into the spy system maintained by Ger
many in this country is in progress by
the department of justice as the result
OF a leak which, according to Admiral
SIMS, enabled Germany to know four
days after the American d%estroyers
sailed for England, their destination
and route.
The feeling against the continuance
OF the former attacks of the German
embassy in Washington as members
of the Swiss embassy is very strong.
1t was lntimated that the government
may inform the Swiss minister that it
is no longer desirable tina they remain
here. They were only accepted after
Bernstorff departed and it was thought
they would depart with the Austrian
ambassador after war was declared
against Germany.
Several other pronounced Germans
still remain in Washington. One is a
correspondent of a Cologne newspaper.
who was most vigorous in his anti
American views up to the time rela-
tons were severed. There is a COLONY
OF Germans, not naturalized, here.
which meets in "A German. club to which
belong more than rs American citizens
of German birth. The feeling gains
these men. several of whom are lead
ing business men, is tense, and this
club and its members are closely
watched by department of justice
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
Strand ARMY REUNION
WILL BEGIN TUESDAY.
Speakers Of National Promi-
.nence to Attend Big Cath
ering at Milbank.

Aberdeen S. D.. June 4.-The 34th
annual encampment OF the department
or South Dakota for the Grand Army
sf the Republic and the Woman's Relief
corps will be held in Milbank on June
IS, 6 and Z. The commander in chief will
be represented by national officers, who
will make addresses. A big delegation
from this city will be Joined here on.
Monday by the Huron delegation and
by Walter Carr, OF Hurley. state de-
.partment commander, n also by Mrs.
Laura Harmon. of Parker, past depart
ment president of the corps, who will
attend together. Mrs. S. Nevada Here
ford, OF this city. past national presi-
dent and past department president for
the state, will also be in attendance.
On Tuesday, June s, the first day OF
the enearnpment. a Joint memorial
service will be held and an address OF
welcome by Mayor Phil Saunders, OF
Milbank. and d. Stats, commander, of
Humphrey. will be given. Judge
Thomas l.. Bouck, Charles Jacquot and
former Governor Van SAINT, of Mime
sota, will also give addresses. The pro-
gram for the second day includes ad-
dresses by Gov. Peter Norbeck and De-
partment Commander Carr.
Other speakers are former Gov. c. N.
Herreid, of this city, and N. ]. Low
THAN, past department commander.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
JAP SAYS WAR ENDS
NEEDS FOR SUSPICION

Toxic, May 4.-(Correspondence Of
the Associated Press.)-The enthusi-
asm with which the United States is
preparing for active participation in the
European war is attracting keen atten-
ton in Japan. Americas decision to
e the Root mission to Russia is also
causing much interest and speculation.
The American military are
commented upon at length by the semi
official japanese Times, which says:
There was a time when a word from
an American general or admiral or pub
ilcist calling for, augmented armament
set many people by the ears. Happily
the American army and navy expan-
sionist no longer finds any need for
railing back on the Japanese Invasion
legend. while we on our part, with. per-
feet equanimity, indeed with genuine
sympathy, look upon the frenzied effort
to amplify the defense Of America. On
the other hand Japan car also add new
suspicion in America"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
GERMAN PEOPLE LOYAL:
ARMS FAR FROM DEFEAT

New York, May 31.-Dr. David
Jayne Hill, former ambassador to
Germany, in an address here, warned
that Germany is far from defeat and
discounted the theory hat the Hohen-
zollerns alone are responsible for that
country's imperialistic ambitions. He
asserted that the present wal is a
struggle of political systems.
The people of Germany" declared
DR.. Hill, ARE more loyal to the en-
peror than the democratic party is to
President Wilson today. Didn't a wave
OF general rejoicing go through Ger
many when the Lusitania went down?
How many Germans in Germany can
you find who are not in~sperialisticc /
have never found one"
Unless we oonscript ourselves for
this battle and lay our wealth and our
lives at the altar of the defense our
institutions, we will find our descen-
dants, in thu. vortex OF world dominat-
ing schemes 81 autocraay."