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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08

Sic amerifonil6cn MiIlipnen Dor
slcr5teu lmo &ronfcnpilc9eriuuen II
@rauocn5 unb 9eutid Gp(ot lin>
oli bie5bc5ilgliche Snltrlttionc1 Dor
Den omcritaniihen aon1itcc5 bin lpie:
Der ,lo6 i6reu gSirtltrgsitdttel1 5lI:
riidgefc6rt.
cSn @ruuben5 lpirten 81. Sreoeric
5aeglcr lmO 81. 81. g. Soluen, ionic
Die Eilegcrilnen 9llmn Stou9, Gnmr
6. Gucl luo Srieba q. Winrtint all(
aus Gbica9o. Ser DIiiiion in Geutld=
GDlalt geb0rcu Die 9oftoren gNipari
s. Mippert aus Cincinnati unb 0erberl
Gum aus Chicago lpipie bie 1ranfenz
l6lpcltern Gcrn od9lcr 1Ino cSulin
Sofiman poru Sertlr6en Sooipitul in
gteip Dorf an.
Stalicn arrt,irt icine $,auoelsidiffc.
81 m iibcr Gori5 7. WGr5. Sic
Gesierluo fat cine @criiig,lns crlaiz
len tucldc sic @cipaffnlng ser itnli=
enilhcu 6uroelsid)iife gc9en Saud)=
boptangriffc nod eincn, einbeitlihen
Spltcmc lno unter Sbernuiiiht ctneS
4bmirol3 o1pronct.
&ublcnn,ausel ipa idlimmc Solgen
iiir &clsien gabcn. (?)
9(m teri q nj iiber 2onhon I.
M1r5. Scr vScle9raof" bcrihtet, onB
in ipeigcu Sugcn Gin Giuitcllel1 Der
9etriebc beinobc ser san5cn Snoui1ric
9elgicus 5ll crlrortcu lei. Sic oeutz
Id3eu SebDrben lollcn hies infolac ocS
aoblenmaueel5 lmo Der auappbcit Scr
Srousportmittel fir not6lperbig bal
ten. Sllr6 cine lolfc nmtlid,e &crfil=
grng lriiroc bcinohc sic 9an5e 8euDIz
fcrun9Seleien5 bclhoi;i9llngslo5 ucrz
Den, nit Slu5nohmc rpn penlger Snll=
lcnoeu, hcncu pm Den 3iullbchDrocn
5lpect5 2icferun9cn filr olc 9lrn1cc be-
Ionoerc grlnubliBihciuc sllr Sort'cz
s,ua ibrcr 9lrbcitcn crtehilt lpcrocn
bilritcn.
Ser brutid,en Grei1e rciRt anldelncnb
Scr 0enulosfnoen.
cSn, s, on9. iibcr Scnopn, {. MGr5.
Cine ipcbcu bier cil,9ctroifcnc 9nu1z
ncr bcs ~S,nt1nouerideraurier" hrin9t
cincn iebr ldlorf obgcfaBtcu str1itcl
oeoen Sen @r1Iincnteu 4illpu, Bic
ancrifoniidc Tplitit, omcrifaniId'e
,,llnlpiiienbeit rnb Sheinbcili9teit"
81, Dem slrtifel beiBt es:
.&us lit III nem ipaenonntcn
Slot, nos bas Sidt Des Cages 81,
lcbeuen hiittc? 8ollcn lie ctnn. onB
mir gebulbig tpnrten lpie ein DDS. Der
srr Sdlahtbanf 9efiibrt lpirn? @cnll
slucritu iitb unlercn SeinSen a'1=
lcbliebt, bnbcn mir ciu pollcs Ncdt,
Mmerifu OILS Sciuo Sl bebunocln.
Sic srmcctommiIilun iiir bie&itt=
ircu nno @oilcu Scr @cfol!cncu bat
rifti9 9ebonDclt. oI5 lie Die holbc M|il=
lion Morf ocrrn @erorps Slrildlplc2.
Iir bru,lctcn feine Nlmolcu. Sen
sSittlucu uno gSuilcu ser pon umer1=
funiid)en GjtihpNeu Getootctcn e1l1cl'
Sbcil Sc: @lltgclocs ou5lbicten, NOR
cine llnrerlH1mthcit, Sic cine ioTorti9e
3uriictlucilung Sc: GclNcs rerNient
hiittc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
9ie ,,MQulforb" =%orla9e fir 0en Senat,
Senatoren anidDetneno 9etuiut, oeu 8unid)en oes
@rdiioenten Sol9e su leiiten.
Gdt pcriha, Icr bic &c6nn9 mdatcr
GutmetcrIeaen entihciOem bHrien.

Gcue Ner9ung 6ccropon1ccr5 ru GntrUI cno 6bor
Ninm bcicm Fripile9imt Der Fomcicrerncrun3cl
Eiun9cn aonooncn @DTrclctcQcu uciter
Nlul uorocdribcn Nd6 NuulC 0clcr Grit
YrGicnt lclbI
Stone iou al5 @oritcocr b &Oncc5 ir ou@r 4n
Qclc0e1hcin rciignircN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
9ie 8eberri0er Der Qifte lid Der Mieere.
9outabne oeuttd)e Tlte0er uno 2audbootttbrer
Die Oei6elm Der sSetuoe 9eutidlanoS.
Sin uler Grioa oeu9er gSau in Dem Gaurieres @eb0l
8cna6c Gcfannc encaeursHtc G @ndncmawcbrc
Scntidcn crGcutct

cr Grfolo o oncncnb Der omcrifaniicr Grce
pcrbcu Glprrcidc Grplge DIR bcridn Sicger rt1rcn
ape 1aacn einplie Sugu9c = N cine blGe Sfugmninc
ob9cuNcu bl Sic 9roblhuor5iscn gten mifn bic cbcrlc
ocnbc beujdu Suitompr cn9ccgcn llnb b enIdc Sf
fcujipc dcint oocn Yunfte on9cangt cir.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
MuS Dem @taQte.
Observation-Disclosures c'ttbdlt iid) ser
Gritif an Den SruocsienatDrcn.

Sc "a pi II c3, 7. 9Ql6r5. Sic Hez
loll1tiou sec 9leprllcutoutcN 9topburu
ppnl Nplrclhiet GounttI. in Ser unIcrc
Suuoc:lcuntprcn Gunnlin: lno &enDe :
on lpegcn ihrer S6ltrlttion gcgcnilbcr
ser vScuuifrctcn 9lcutrolitIt5 z%rrz
looc octooclt lrcroen iplltcn, muroc
bette ullf cillItirNinrgcn SeIhlub Der
Experimentation ron Senr $all5protuz
toQ ocitrihcn. Hop6rr1 bate c5 boy
NeSooel1, bel scr N6itimnllrg ourt lcl@
ne Slblucicllhcit su 9Idn5cn."
Ginioc NcprGIentnntcll ocut'hcr
SlbItomnulnG uno nit sobIreitel1
ocuticG ar1critouiidIcll G0blcru i.r
6rc1 Counties, pie Seuatur Sfrup
uno Senotpr Spuig6ullnt bon Scpst
goltntp crtlGrten Iduu gcItcrl Sl6cno,
ouH lie nit ocrNcIpllltion, lptnn lie sur
Sebotte gcbrodt lpcrocn loute. ~ocn
Sooen nc5 Sisun93Inolc5 nbIctcllcrn
uilrNcn."
Srotocnt IpIl lu1icrt StootsIc9i5lu7
tur i'm grpBcu @ol15cu Bic SpIitlS SSt.
ion: ourhult5 guthctbcN.
Gin Gampf Der 9;Il'nd)cn unl DaS
SScibd)en.
Sc: NN Nolnes, Su, I. Ndr5.
Sci cillcm Strcitc ii6cr cine Sruucn.1
pcripu crIhpB bcutc in Den frllhert
Nrprocllitunocll scr 30iGhriac $. g.
SSottcrs, genn1nt ~9lllnnbnut NileN".
Sen 22iGbri8c1 Nup @lr9cb. Gcr Sef@
tcrc Iuudtc ouf Dem SrnnSporte nnd)
ciucm 9rolltcubouic icincn @ciIt nN5.
Sic Sluttbot 6ottc bier Sll8cn6eugen.
Sis bclltc Slbcno nor cs Der Nol16ct
nod uitt gclun9cn, Ncr flllht19tll
SSottcr5 SIT crgrciTcn.
Sic %ulfsnbItimnuns iibcr paa Eru=
bibitiuns 9lmcnncncnt.
Scs ~ c3, I. I)u1r6. Ser
Stunt:Icuut bcid)lpB hcl;tc NIT 10 ge@
ocu 8 Stnln1cll, nie &cttsnbltinm1llHg
iibcr Sos Tru6ibitiou5 Slmcnocnltn:
I'll lulcrcr Staot3ucrfalnn8 an 10.
Cftpbrr oh5uboltcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
cStalicu arn,irt icine Sauoelsidiffc.

81 ON iibcr 9ori5 7. Mdrs. Sic
Nesieruno fat cine @eriiig,ins crlolz
len ipclhc sic @cpafinlng scr italiz
eniihcn Soonoelsl6iiie gceen Saudz
boptangriifc l1od eineln einbeitliden
Spilemc lrno u1ter Sberouiiidt ctne5
Nbmirol: ol1prouCt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
Bon Der ONtront.

&dlte laft nod = &d,,pfc ncbmcn 5lt
&crlin, brubtlp5 iibcr Sapplllc,
7. M1r5. Sic Sbcritc occrcs!citlng
bcri6tetc bcutc bos 6olgcnoc rpu Der
SItfrunt:
uCcitlichcr Gricgsldmlplub- 3lpiz
lc6cn bcn @oltilIen unb Dem Sdpnrz
scu Mccrc l1bt Bic a1ltc ullmdblid
nodi uun bcmcut'prchcnb ncbucn bic
Nrtillericfinpfc al bcrlcIicccncn 9bz
lctnittcn oielcr Srrnt an 2c5boIti9tclt
su. Sic Sniuntcrictdnpic Ialtcn lid
obcr inuncr nod in bclbrdnftcn !Faz
Bcn."
W}oscSonilhc 9Srpnt = 3luildcn
sen, gSurpar nnb bcm Spiron : Sec,
iplpic Sen Nicncrlll2cn Scr Strllr1n
6ubcu lnlcrc slubcnpoltc, britilhc NC
fpgnp s5irlm9strlppcn pcrtrlcbcn."
MnilidJcr &rcuscr id,ucr heidaOtat.
Berlin, rrobtlus. iibcr Sllfcrton,
Il. Mtirs. Sic llcbcrlcc 9fuhrihtcn@
oocntllr bcrihtct, DaB Ser rltlIiId)c &C.
Ihiittc @rcu5cr uNUurit" int Si'nl@
lshcn ANccrbuien ouf cine Miuc ollf9cs
fobrcu lit llno bicrbci lcblucr bclddoi9t
uprNcu lit. Sic giudrid1t bon o1cler
Souoric ocs @ricosicbiifes 9clonate
trcs ser ltrengcu rlliiiidcnScnlur nod
Schlpebcn. Scr bciddoigtc 9rcn5cr
nulbte nat) cincm Srodc1bpcf I'M
@rieasboicu aronitoot 9cbrodt lpcr@
ben.
Sriteu unS Giirfcu pur scr Gut
ihcioungsid)laGt.
2pnopn, 7. M0r5. $oicr ipllroc
bcutc pos mditebcnoc omtlidcar1eas>
buQetiu bon scr Sioris : Srpnt aus
9cgcbcn:
vgn1 N)lonto9 g'ohmittaA lticB ltnz
1crc aopollcric bci 2aii, 8 Mcileu lilos
lpcitlidJ bon Gtclipbon III Mcinpptan1ls
en-, ouf Sic tiirfiidc 9iodbrt." :"
rcSniplec Ser Sbatloche, paB naS
bon Sen slriidlucidcuptn Srllppcn 5u'
riidNcIaIcuc &ric9snntcr1al lhcr cll
Scrroiu ppl, so Mcilcn pcrltrcut 1T
fpnntc nod fciuc pullc 2iltc nnlcrcl
! Sicocsbcutc ollfecltcllt lucrSen. Sas
I; ginloumcll1 ser ariegsbcutc llnS no<
lWerocu ser tiirtiidcn @cItbiise. N1'
tbcilmcilc in Sen Slub acIpnrfcn ipur:
sen, Ihrcitet riiitis fort llno b1sbc'
lino 3S @cldiisc nui9cfunncn ipprncn
olsIblicBlih Scr Afold)n,cl1acipcbr'
lub Scr GjrobcnmDrlcr."
(Sic @ritcn iinb iett ,1llr NOD
|fuopp Drcibi9 Mcilcn ppn Sa9ooo ent
|fcrnt ,lnb bobcn lpmit SO 'Wcllcn no'
Silt @l elnlnra Sl1riltf9cl9t. y
,puroc plcicb crluurtct, Snb Slc Sl'rtc'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08

z. MGr;. (ltc6criec Nadridteua9cn=
tur.) 9sad amtlider s(nfiiuhigung ucr=
lprcn bic Sritem nno ;Srauspicn ant
lcttcu Sunntag lit niclem 9nftfampfcn
nidJt ueniser ais is sleroplome. 3,uDli
Mtaid)ilteu ,uurocn u1rnlih oerSpnmc
urb il. Der Wcseno npn 9lrros, sic iib=
rigcn an pcridJiebenen onoeren @nnf=
trn Der @citiront abscihuiicu.
Ser irans1iii6e geridJt.
9Sdris, Z. Mdrs. s(ll5 bcm Gcuz
tigcn gcridtc bcs fron5Giiidcn &ricss>
on1tcs 9cbt bcrnpr, bob franSDIiidc
SrlIppcn gcitcrn slpiid1cn Ser Die uup
scr Nisnc cinen llc6crrol oldungsongriff
oui bel1ti6c @r0bcu bci G,lcnncpierc3
hurhgciiibrt uno bicr6ci filnf3cbu Sc
innacnc cil1scbradlt Dabcn. Ser Sc
ridJt bcio9t fcrncr:
~tSn pcn Slr9onncn bradtcn mir
cine Nlinc sur Sprcugrng uno bclcpz
ten Hcrcn arntcr."
Sic Gtutlden bcrllld)teu llebcrrnz
idllngsiibcrf0Qc ncrb0itlih bon Slircp,
in, @ouctot 8cb0ls, ll0rolib bon ct.
Mibicl uno 6ei slnlmerslpillcr. slc
oicic S(uarific fomcn lcbon IN unlcrcm
Spcrricllcr sum- 3altcn llnb ser Scino
crlitt lcfluerc Gcrlllltc. Sln Sen dnncz
ren Sbcilcu ser Srpnt pcrlicf Die 9tadJt
rubi9."
uNbjlltnnt Golalc brod]tc getcrn
lein lcbitcs heutlc6es Slug5cllg sur
Strede. 9ielcs iiel in ser llmgcbung
bon 9ieppc- i'll Oeu1 0'aas @ebiete 5l
@pDcn. gincr llnlcrcr Slic9r lpitrnc
bel 9lun,plcr nn9cgriffcn llno ficl i1e
nerbalb unlcrcr 2inicn nDrblidl hon
2upal an ser Wurllc nicbcr."
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31
PROF. JAS. |. HILL
SGt.. ...ssteadent of Or
phans Home Max.
ing Good.
Sebseribes For More Stock n Tie
Pytkian lnvestnent Assoeiaties
Thrsash Grad Lecturer.

Prof. Jas.L. Hill, Supt. OF the
Orphans Home in Huntington
10 making good. He 10 working
and having things done. The
race is greatly complimerted q
having . man at the head Of n
institution that means 30 much
TO the race where every act and
the results OF his lsbors are liv
ing testimonials of his real worth
ability and forethought Crops
on the place and under hAs di.
rection are looking line. Mrs
Hill has already canned over 4OC
gallon cans OF beans. They have
all kinds Of vegetables in thei,
gardens and on the farm which
are the prod ucts of hard labor
and the product of such labor q.
few men are willing to put forth
A large crop Of oats will be al
additional proof Of their abilit,
TO manage with q degree of Suc-
cess. There is one thing though,
you can't get Prof. Hillt TO d.
these DAYS and that 10 to talk
politics. He says: Gentlemen,
[ am looking after these little
poor unfortunate children. try.
ing TO make something for then
to eat and am ready to answsr
any call my government ma,
make on me 70 protect and de
fend it against the Kaiser" II.
further stated: And you gen
tlemen know without my telling
you, that we can afford TO hav.
Or play politics.
While there, lo king and not
ing Conditions for ourselves, w.
we're glad &c see that the stats
vas getting value received for
its money both in the growth
and development Of the little
orphans as well as in the prod uc-
ton OF food stuffs. Prof. Hill
also subscribed and paid foI
more shares OF stock in the
Pythian NJ utual Investment A
sociation.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31
NORTHFORK
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

The Home Missionary Society Of the
First Baptist church held IN impressive
nesting last Sunday evening st their
regular place Of wophip. A program
prepared by the msmbsrs OF the society.
va rendered in connection wish IN.
memorial services Of Brother Ree~e. q
loyal and devout member of the society
and the First Baptist church here.
The members who took part in the
program were - fOllows.
Solo, Mr.. Major HsnkiDs. With Bis
Ter Martin - Pre~idsnt, the 10 lowing
spike on the life Of brother Reece Bro
Thos. Tbos. stone. NJ Bantias. si.ter
Matte frsnhlin and President. sister
Mstns Rice.
The good people Of Sortbfork have be-
suo 90 spprecIste the work 81 the Hone
Missionary society. since the date Of
Their organization 90 . spiritual sid o.
the Fret bspnst church, the menb<r.
have made substantial progress IN church
work. snd ~itb the prr.ent lesdershlp Of
the societJ. ~e are begInnios ~ realize
m0ch gcod. We hose the socisty viii
coniinus - 1--we and DO much god IN IL
Cody mission. The general public g
cordially invited - attend the meetings
Of ths society.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31

The teachers institute at Welch
this week, . full account of which
will be published next week wa
one Of the greatest proffs of d
good mans work At the head OF
the school that could be seeI
Hon. w. e. Cook. our efficient,
conservative yet progressive
county superintendent il the
right man in the right place.
The teachers all have learned t.
like him because they know be
means business every day.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31
ElKHORN

Mn. Atymos Poindexter left Monday
rr . short variation a. her home m Duh
ain. Va.
Miss Laura Sowlin arrived Monday
after after . pleasant trip ~ Richmond
and Roanoke.
Miss Vert II. Lee Vs. the week end
guest Vi Mis- Sophronia Armstes.i, OF
Mr.. Norman Lee has gone ~ Colum
bus fos short stay
Mrs.. Fredonis Garter, OF Columbus.
hss bean whiting Miss Ia. L. Garter and
msthss Tor ths pest week
Miss Lille Dennis, of PhiisdelphIs.
vs. tie guest of cousin. Miss Lanrs
Nowlin lest Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs VIM. Trent and danxh.
ter, Mics Rachel. stopped over enrousx
from Lynehburg.
While here. they were the guest of Mr.
snt Mr. A. n. Brown.
MIS- Bette NowlIn and Mr.. Prank
Dennis lett Mondsy for Phil.deI ,h,..
drs- Missile Dalton Potter, Of Anaw.lt.
10 tile guest OF her parents.
The Red Cross work 10 making rapid
progress under the directions Of Mr.. X
n. Ham.
Mrs. Mary Brown Mitchell returned
q Columbus Tuesday after . we~k's Wis
ting her parents hsru.
Aisees Laura No~lin. Memphis Oar
ollie Gilbert. Mary PAGE and Mrs. Ellen
'Asstsf IRE attending the Teschers In
stituts st WEIGH this week.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31

Womsck toox bin over his great farm
which brought u b.. mind the reminis-
c. nee OF his past home life With his faith
er. On Monday morning, Mr.. womsck
brought bin back 70 Mrs. Katie Nor
tons home where met he met the ret Of
the delegation isom this state.
MONDAY evening. We we're invited 70
ihs hume Of Mr.. samuel Morton who
like the many rood PEOPLE Of Charlotte
and Prince Edwards COUNTS. he. all
that heart can .ish.
TUESDAY morning, Rev. Pitsrd Iefs
Virgins Co attend our state Convention
ct Montgomery.
Trniy, Ne can say for the people Of
that section Of the country that th~y
have caught tie spirit Of patriotism along
The lines Of attempting to raise cone thss
~ili he Tor their temporal welfare, and
Ne ~ish for them the continued ble~inss
u the nsssor, until We met them sxai
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31
LdndQrdff

Mr.. w. r. Martin. employed hy she
Empire Coal Company. wss hut Mon
day By the falling slsse. and taken e.
the hospital - Wslch. He wss . driver
Mrs. samusl Hubbard wss shoppins:n
kimbsil lest week.
Mrs. Martha Young. of Bluefield. wss
visitins friends here AMI st kimbsll last
week.
Mr.. Frank Hickman, of McAIphin~.
wss visiting Mr.. X. J.. Robinson At
Northfork and friends here last week.
Mr.. }. NJ. Garter has returned from
the old homestead alter spending two
weeks with lis parents. tie reports .
nice time.
Mr.. and Mr.. :. I. Wilson returned
home Friday night after spending two
weeks in DAnvills and other points m
Virginia.
Mr.. Ate Coles 10 suffering from An At
tack OF indigestion. We hope for la.
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Samuel Hubbard wss WHITING his
brother and friends in kimball SUNDAY.
Mr.. Nelson Mower, Of Mohow. wss
wishing his cousin. Mrs. Robt. syk-s,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31

Miss Denny has returned from :Rosn-
oke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Colemun silent
saturday night IN the city. tie expsets
70 move here some.
Mrs. sandy Hsirstnn has retu rnsd
from Bluefield.
Mr.. y. A. Morris ran into . child
tuesday while performing his duty for
the White swan and broke lts ley which
CAUSES the child much pain and it cost
hlm him good sum Of money
Don't forget the Tain Palace where
you may get anything that want in the
soit drink line
Mr.. X. q. Cousins has q nice place
where you may 90 and enjoy TIA. good
things he has u eat
Mr.. VIM. Vaughan will take you TO
ony part OF the city and other plsres
that you map want TO 10.
Mr. r. W. Watt. will furnish you q
nee place To sleep.
The White swan will dres. you, press
you and shine you.
This Baptist church had great success
Of the rally Sunday. The church was
divided into four clubs, and the collec-
ton MAS ~ follows
Pubic collection. 81 10
Kentucky Club, IL AZ
West Virgins. a. 90
Virgins, y AZ
Alsbsns, a. 80
Total. IVA "a
Rev. CcttrrII filled tie pulpit ss N
O'Clock; Rev. A. N. Hunter at 3 and
Rev. =. T.. Wells at night. The church
v2s crosded At all Of the services.
Mr.. X. L. simpson, Of Blueseld, was
the guest Oi Mr.. Peter Hines SUNDAY.
Mr.. &. ". Morris spent SUNDAY in
Beifrsy, Ny, With Mr. Leon Coleman.
Mr.. George ONesl spent sunday IN
the city With friend.
Rev. Il. p. Ashe and his brother in
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31

We o6es One HundredsDo.lars Re
ssfd for any case Of cstsrrh that can
no. cs eefeo ~ hsiis Catarrh csrs
Maize Cstarrh Cure 49, zen A \ ~,
% estsrrh ss9srers for the east
''trty-nve years. an1 has oecon<
own - the nost reliable ss8s1y for
Caeassh Maize CstArrh Cure s<t4 thru
the bioo1 % the Mucous surfasss e.
peiffng the Poisos frea shs B1oo1 ana
After you have taken naITe Csssrrh
Csrs Tor . sbort sioe zee viii zee .
great toprovs@snt % your esnsrsl
Ssslsh. tssrs tsiise Male cssssrs
esne fer tsstioosfsls. free.
= cHEHBY . CO. Tsss1o. oAio
oo14 ~ ~ DruGgfssa. 7ea
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31

Before the election the Demo.
crsts promised to reduce the
high cost Of living and they boast
sd Of the fact that Wilson kept
10 out Of war" Tue cost Of hv-
ing Is as high today - it ever
was and in fact we are willing t.
give . man q tine seat in the
White House if one can be found
who says 1t isn't higher than at
any time before in fifteen or
thirty years.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31

The Democratic papers are
saying nothing at ia about the
recent Houston, TexAs. trouble.
Why! Isn't il because there
va something rotten in Dan.
mark relative 70 the treatment
Of colored women by some white
soldiers?
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-08-31

~. Mr.. VIM. Young spsns Sunday In
columbn.
The MENU FOR THE WHITE
SWAN PRESSING CLUB.
(sv c. =. xosan.D
Worn while 700 work.
And play while you play.
But plsass give old O. h.,
A nine hoor day.
10 70 work ss eight O'Clock.
10 % sas as noon.
Go 70 bed q night time.
And meet me in the morning soou.
II you are sick and tired,
And ned Little rest
Take lissle lay OF,
Until you catch Jour breath.
Then come bach ~ work again.
We are glad - have you back.
Grab the iron and pressing cloth
And begin "a ball the JACK.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
POTATO CLUT IN
PHILADELPHIA
The Wholesale Price Falls From
S11 TO ST a Barrel In
Philadelphia.
i the Saturday following

A telegram from Philadelphia Wed
nesday afternoon says:
Potatoes have swamped the Phila-
delphia market.
The warehouses are filled to the roofs
with the tubers.
Railroad yards are jamed with potato
cars and other perishabe freight
The price Of potatoes has dropped
from $ll to s. barrel wholesale with
in four days. but the retail price has
not shown much decrease.
More than 300 carloads, one week :
supply for Philadelphia, arrived on Sun
day. The Pennsylvania Railroad has
placed an embargo on further shipments
here for the present.
Dealers say that il this continues II
will shorten the supply on the market
and force the price up again.
Hundreds of dollars have been lost
by the commission merchants by the
break in the potato market of the past
two days This was the situation in the
potato market disclosed yesterday by a
survey of conditions.
On top of this, nearby Jersey and
Pennsylvania potatoes began to arrive
in the local markets yesterday With
this new source Of supply dealers wer
of the opinion that nothing except a
continuance of the embargo could pre-
vent the potatoes failing to 50 barrel
in a short time. Even this figure is
twice that received by the farmers last
year for their porduct.
Potatoes dropped to $500 barrel in
Baltimore on Wednesday
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
Charles G. Dale


In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. Md. No. 2722 Chancery.
The foregoing petition of Francis d.
Young. to be released and discharged as
Receiver to complete the collection OF
taxes which were to have been collected
by Charles G. Dale. Collector of County
taxes for Worcester County for the
year one thousand nine hundred and
thirteen, together with the Receiver =
statement of receipts and dlsburse-
ments. having been read and considered.
it is thereupon this sixteenth day of
June. nineteen hundred and seventeen.
by the Circuit Court for Worcester
County, Maryland sitting in Equity.
ordered and decreed that the said Re
celver be released and discharged.
unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the third day OF July.
nineteen hundred and seventeen; pro
vided copy of this order be published
in some weekly newspaper published in
said Worcester County at least twice
before the second day Of July. ninet teen
hundred and seventeen.
HENRY l.. ID. STANFORD.
Judge.
True Copy. Test:
OLIVER ID. COLLINS. Clerk
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
NEW LAWS
JUST MADE
Legislature Of Maryland Has
Enacted The Following
War Measures

The legislature adjourned Wednesday
The following war measure were pass
ed and are now laws. having been signed
by Governor Harrington:
Penalty for poisoning water supplies.
Legalizing investments in farm loan
bonds.
Authorizing convict labor on roads.
Leasing state boats to t. 5 Govern.
ment
Penalty for malicious destruction of
property.
To build two fish hatcheries.
Enlarging oyster planting area.
State wide fish protection.
state prison farm.
Extending Somerset Crab Law to the
entire state.
Extending time Of legal proceedings
against t. $. soldiers and sailors
Regulating automobile headlights.
Creating Council Of defense.
Making volunteer tremcn home
guards.
Amending the militia law
l.egalizing investments by loan asso-
Citations in war bonds
Permitting boys sixteen years of age
to operate motor vehicles
Giving board of Agriculture addition
al authority over tobacco inspection
Enlargng the power Of the State
board Of health TO abate nulsances.
Providing police justice at military
camp.
Million dollar war loan,
Providing 5000 for additional auto
mobile police.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-30
SATURDAY.
July 9TH, A. D., 1917.
AT 2.30 O'CLOCk. z. NJ.

all that tract of land. situate in the 5th
Election District of Worcester County.
Maryland. known as the Isle Of Wight
or Isle of White being the same land
which was conveyed to the said Isle of
Wight Oil Company by Morris Rees and
Bella Rees. his wife. by deed dated the
18th day OF February. l9li recorded
among the land records of said county
in Iiber o. DC. No. l9, folio g. etc.
containing is acres more or less. i'm
proved by dwelling house. outbuild
ngs and other bulding- There il a
large quantity of good growing timber
on Il part Of this land, and also vnlu-
able clay bed.
This property will le sold subject to
two prior mortgages. one to Thomas NJ.
PurneI for $1,000 0o, and the other to
Harry Emmons for Sl2000OO. The
exact amount due on these mortgages
will be made known on the day Of -ale.
TERMS or SALE CASH.
Title papers At the expense OF the
purchaser
II FILLMORE LANkFORp.
Assignee Of Said Mortgage.