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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29

the msagre bodies of these twenty-five
little Williamsburgers? And remem-
Der that the addition of new flesh and
blood implies the renovation of the
pounds the youngsters already carry
Si1ty-Six Go on Vacation To-day
Sixty-six boys and girls are to be
sent away to their great adventure
to-day. Twenty-one of them The Trib-
une Fund will send 70 the Shepherd
Knapp Home, where the twenty-one of
the letter were so royalty treated
Twenty-Five of them will 20 to Out
cault Cottage, at Freehold, ~ j. Sew
enteen go to Rutland, VT, TO be en-
tertained by private hosts. Three go
out TO fill up the quota at the North
Shore Holiday House, at Cold Spring
Hnrbor. l.. /.
Other Tribune parties have been
planned for the near future.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29
THE DIARY OF OUR OWN SAMtI PtP''

..., oe NV wife ill., | to get our 'le-Vh'e -.
p,., hot was IN take of her; and 70 tne -
G snaetb beat me again, but not without some ' i and
a. e. rd found nv wife better, took Mary nome ae ~
the cl.S' anu d al tho evening in Plato's Dialogues
OF r Van Buren, o the courts with me- anu II =. A..
-, .. NV office and with Janet Wise to luncneon' anu ~ ~
tower with her. which she enjoyed greatly, peC Ia
~ ~ the tower from the city than at the Guy I bb
80 To INV Office, where all the day. and meme 70 u ~
NV wife prepared and very well, 100 ~, 80 ord
90 Fairly Nd and G. Parsons to the courts WIN me- CIV -
10 dose his vanglorous talk about the excellence Oh
81, awe which doth not for those whom uele"'
hr. indifferent players. To the Office where all 'ne oy az
- ard that. and long at stint, what with the many
that came in EACH as they said for only minute "a I
ro,;cLs hear is that Mitchell will be reelected winch
~ 49, borse and saw Leave It to jane which r. "oue
a Poon have made from G. AIDES 1.-THE College "ldo"'
s u,orr, bright niece it And marveed now many
L. ora that when "The College Widow was playing "ei' wv
r 70 attend the theatre which me 1eeng Vi s" age
very depressing
,,u Te,s. Aug 22Chare Jones, negro was taken from Tn,
LII hr. AZ noon today rushed away IN on 49, 49,
hanged to halfway between here ana h +sd vsster.
,rd dputles pursued arrived Jones was afie &c.
.haroa 81 entering Of white woman "' H'o
ri.,d. Monday MISUNDERSTANDING, s. Co. Herald
To which with Southern journalistic candor the heald h
line 1, NEGRO Commits Suicide
i,o the pied-up queries of contribs who want 10 kho"
ths lead for the watch The Tower replies that IL Is
whoever he may be, who, on May ~ mao piece pi
from plattsburg Barracks
r yesks ago tonight had seat in the subway ho,
eos and when the p S. c. finishes the present PROBE
oouho % ote nm this piece Interborough careessnes
=. . M Eddie Conn says Miss Bjursedt pronouhceS he
puou,.sd she is wrong. The correct pronunciation Is
Byursedt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29

AN ARMY POSTLUDE

Well got my chance at last
,Sn;te Of the ghtness spite Of the coor-olihuhe'S
Which after ALL was merely due to ignorance
"a ,he fact that the man whom told green was brown
Came from the County Kerry
Yea spite even of the badness!
So am happy, and exc we'll content 81.
Yes all I did it for to get even
with that Boche barber who secure in Parsd
Shattered my bean with that demonlac oVlR4R4
Making me bald as is the well known eagle
Hirsute-devod past hope of restitution
And I am going TO get him-bet your HE On ~
7 am enlisted as machine gun plyer- . ,;i
Oro Hundred and First Battalion Iwerty-sh'" '
IL ,hor 7 enot that barte err, how I'll spray MN
m make that cussed Germans form resemDle
The sieve the sponge mayhap the luscious wan"
The time card OIL the meal ticket OF elSo
The cheese limburger or the troley """'
Revenge is sweet-particuarly to a reJect ill.,
NE tod how, MANY tmesl-to gain the privilege
Of taking scalp for scalp from Zoe leu'oh'
And, as / seem to be -.
TIL. first pre-war victim to the intrigue
Of German gents engaged in art tonSoria'
7 hone TO nav that razor-wieldng savage
In his own coin-har-trigger 'gainst hair-Klef'
ca off unon the glorious adventure!
The naratvphod serum in my rlght ar"'
The tetanus bacillus in my left one -,
The aches in all my limbs from endless drn'hs'
The fact that here write by meagre iantelh'
IN nencil stead of legibly typewrithe-
All are as nothing to the heather longing
orce more to spot him, once to turn the n"io'o
p;rc, Rattlerattle Northumberland!
And see him wither cen as did my tresses'
-; h;ro fall as did my locks-once golden
Irob, likewise wompf-wompf!-lG m sa'"ee
prt after what I've suffered from that Lo'c"n'"'
After the bes flung at my unprotected "oN'
1orastv in YOUR heart now, can you Dfuhe ho'
hoh eSS n'H,Jc Conn CPrivate) HUDSON HAwIEf
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TNal Aurl,t g. 1917

Contributions, preferably by check or
money order, should be sent to The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund. The Tribune,
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29

80 VIOLA mon do not know him by his appelauoh Oh = os
Hudson Hawley, it should be bazoned 'na' ii" i'"
uauyav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29

Our most prolific contribs should send kilograms xes on
Senator Hardwick whose mouon '"e ' "
G.. L., ~ nil was eliminated yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29

Who furnishes coal of only academic ho ilv old
.,vcb Roard Of Directors. What it cares ABOUT 10 ~ '
rrb,c which furnishes the kale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29

r. as Mr. Eddie Conin Miss BJurstedt pronoune M
Byurstedt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29

Answering the pledup queries of contribs who want 70 kno"
q hs lead for the watch The Tower replies that !.
whoever he may who, May 49, had piece printed
from Plattsburg Barracks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29

When there coal, the lnerboEough mas 70 smut 90"
bp. b there are no seats the public never taking minute
continues It's loyal support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29
PARKWAY BATHS

BRIGHTON seAcH-Iust tsss q ossas PARKWAY
fNlSEN CHANGE sATs. & suNSSXS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29

fVQTC l?nd. West Of Broadway Eygy. 9iG-
NAS yatinees To-day and saturdsy. 1:iS
Moves TO Cort Theatre Labor Day Matinee
WiLION IGCKAVE In the INNER MAN.
by Abraham Sehem a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-29

44TH ST. TFEAaTrRBS. TWICE RAnr.
LAST FOUR DAYS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-31

BY Belly BROWN -
Three hundred million dollars is
the price the American people have
paid in increased cost of shoes in the
past year! This does not mean the
total cost, but only the increased
price ION account of the war;"
Buyers and heads of shoe depart
ments of the big. New York stores
are looking forward to the time when
we shall all be wearing cloth-top,
rubber composition sole or other
leather-substitute shoes.
AS if in an effort to; keep pace with
their price, fine shoes have taken on
2 great show Of sPlendor. Pumps
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-31

with heels and buckles of rhine
stones set in aluminium sell at SIS a
pair; boots with green satin tops,
hand-embroidered in deep red, with
purpish blue metallic vamps at $45;
white and gold brocaded boots with
gold kid vamps for $45; and boots
with tops and heels of brocaded
salmon silk and gold vamps at $45.
Previous to 1914, 81 per cent Of
all the skins for the best grade Of
shoes came from the warning ma
TONS" said the manager of the shoe
department of one of the largest
stores. 'eThese imports ceased with
the outbreak of theRar, In addition.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-09
'eARI MD WILc0E CHURCHES
SHOW FRIENDSHIP. PA.
TRI0nsm. ENTHUSIASM
!. IAsir Liberal Copsrihnfiop Ia
the Ovatien Expenses For
Mcdowell Boys Who
Left For Camp Lee
Editor Mcdowell Times

Editor McDowell Time-
For the benefit of tn genera pn,.l,c.
wili you please publish in war ~id.l,
circulated paper, which - - dear 10 -
~ a letter from mother and father. And
without which ~e can hot gei along. I'm.
amount of money rsiss-d by tht follow
ing churches toward meeting the sx-
p~nses incurred IN our recent ovation o.
the :Gs' loysl and patriotic hasck boy
~ho lett on the --'th of October for Camp
Lee, where they are nov Undergoing
training IN preparation to hight th. ma
tons battles, The collections are A.
folloss: cary Methodist church. under
'he pastoral chrrge of Rev W. N.
Pl-s~=nt, gave sl+.,j; Epckhill Baptist
church, Gary. under Rev. -. W
Worry. gave 8 -. Wi,co% Baptist
church. under Rev X. K Henry, gsve
sl3-'s' The amount x-k-d tor by I'D.
committee ON arrangements To to paic
by Adkin District Wa ~. which 49,.
readily done
The general bos-t OF the good Poop.
around 'iary and Wilc1, IL that If The
nommittee had suggested To them 60 rare
ss), they could and would done ~ with
~ much esse ~ they did the <23 tn.
Inference between the S23 and the SIS. -
III We turned over o. the Treasurer by
Constable J. r.. Whittle. This speakr
Very good and loud for the patriotism
II the people Of Adkin District and -
pecislly those around Gary and Wilcoe.
These churches, their pastors. officer-.
members and friends have always beer
Wiling and ready TO respond TO any liv.
cause Each church today With it's fol
lowing of hard worker, good liyer-
christian and educational reformers ar.
anxious 70 serve the government in an,
esitlmste way tn push this war t. =
speedy conclusion and victory for IN.
American flag.
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FAREWELL CELEBRATION
At P0CAHOM1AS.

Almost every colored man. soman and
child Of Pocahontas jpined in the isre
well celebration To the drafted colorr,'
men OF Pocahontss Saturday. The crle-
brstion began at 30 With a street 70.
rade led nv the local color. q brass hand
playing patriotic airs. ParaSe ended O.,
the city hall, which was filed In csn.c;.
ty- Here the exercises we're opened
with prayer by Rev. Charlie Davis. fol.
lowed by patriotic speeches by promi.
nent men OF Oh" colored race. The ma
Ter oil ceremonies was ID. G.. Johnson.
aud THE speakers Were, in order, a. fol.
lows: DIR. O. a. Jones, a.. :. q. rroe
X l.. Jackson, Rev. Henry. Rev. Chas
DAVIS and Rev. Adams, each of whom
assured those present OF the patriotism
and loyalty TO the flag OF their .oldie,
boys and that they would fight in q man.
ner to reflect credit upon themselves and
the section from which they 20 until IN.
last trench Is taken. Between the speech
e. musical numbers were rendered bx
the colored band, patriotic sonss xsrs
sung BY the small school children. And
Miss Mabel Franklin. one Of the tesct
ers IN the colored school, sang, Good
Bye, Good Luck, God Bless You, with
words OF her own to fit the occasion.
After the main program was over ,bs
master OF ceremonies called upon tbs
following white citizens OF the town. who
responded IN short SPEECHES in . patriot
&c spirit: DIR. X. l.. Stump. W. NJ
Minter, Jr., Judge John w. Ovens
Alter the celebration at the citv hall
the drafted men were marched 10 TN.
eoiorei Odd Fellows hall, where a ban
ques was served to the embryo soldier.
oy the arrangements COMMITTEES.
The drafted men who left Sstnrd.,
morning for Tszewell enroute for Camn
Lee, Va, are a. follows:
Irving ATmstead. Hampton Hollx
Robert Preston. Timothy r. johnson
l. Roy scott, Robert Brooke. Franz
Hsrbor. Clarence Cant, Race Hoi,.
liooert Thompson, Benny Glenn. Wa.
Ter kippey, John Howe. Jr., Robert n r.
Dor. Lee Alexander. Jack Robipson "a.
nond Nimmo, William smith. Amin,
Hickman. Granville Jackson. Hert.-,
Bean, Albert Matney.
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ST0TESBURY

The 81 John Baptist church held il.
regular meeting sunday Rev. :. Davi
preached an exceptional good sermon
which was enjoyed by every one.
Miss ssllie Thompson left for Roam
oke where she will spend a few c~ys.
Hobert Davis has been visiting i,
Ohio.
Rev. ID. W. West spent a lev hour j,
tbwn on his way To Glen White.
John Hammond. our most popnls
young man, has returned from a IA.
weeks trip TO North Carolina where h,
vas called by the illness OF his father.
Daniel Lawrence left Saturday f.
Camp Lee where lie will enter training
Tie WAS accompanied A. far a. Ri.hmon,
~ his wife.
Ohss Alexander has decided 20 NOV,
TO this place from Blue Jay.
Louis Durham has left for Wythex,lle
va, where he Was called by the illn@s,
OF his father
The r.. r. White Coal Compsn; il
planning 70 build new colored churel
IN the near future.
work u exceptionally good here =,
usual Men are clearing from .ix 20 Ter
dollars per day.
one hundred and sixty Of Raleivl
county boys left Becky for Camp L..
last Thursday and we are proud TO -,
mat they all SEEMED glad TO be shle 1,
do their bit for their country.
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Charleston People
Honor Drafted Bows

(Continuei From Page One.
Under thu brilliant lesder-hip of Robert
'iorId Shaw. Ia vs. nm that great hat
'ie that Flag->ery-snt William III Car
uey uttered NE memorable words that
nave conn ringing down the ages ThI-
here bleeding aud dying exclaimed:
'Boy-. the Oid Flag never touched the
ground
send the c"iored boys o. the tr-nche-
IN Frame sni they will go over the top.
aud guarantee yon the Old Flag will
never Touch the GROUND. For over n
CENTURY AMI qnarter they have bern
iightIng t"r Oh Glory. and not i'm one
tine have tl,-y I-tmitted the Old
alag to trail the dus. or touch the ground
Then sgip m lS,~ when called upon
20 derisle between Weyler and all that
ne represented on one -:d.. and civil
izatIon and humanity on the other. the
Negro chose the better part: and scaling
me heights II III Csney. San Juan and
santiago. he helped 20 drive the last
''-tige OF Spanish rule from this i~.loved
ointment and planted the stars anil
>irip~- upon spanish heights ~ the har-
Ringer Of peare. Justice and righteous
ness
And IN this supreme hour, when the
rid must decide between German AL
'"cracy. murder and inhumznity, and
universal democracy, he will not fail his
e 'untry Forgetting for the msoment race
discrimination and race prejudices and
all the Ills To- which ~ j. heir he offer-
himself mp ~ living sacrifice upon the
altar Of his country. and II hut gwen an
pf'ortunIty, ne will march upon Berlin.
Y" over the top. ami bring back the flag
nnsPotted and un.oiled and undefeated.
r report To- Cot the reason Why.
Tie - not sseker. lie il not Bene-
let Arn"ld. He - not an anarchist
Tie J. not an inceniiary. The word tres-
-on D not IN h's vocabulary. Tie is one
hundred per cent American. he j. one
hund,rh s~r cent patriotic: he j. one
hundred PER cent loyal. tie - - the
manor norm. lie owes allegiance To hut
one eouDtry. the United states Of Amer
"a. tr-r grr-t triounsi of Justrre. Equsl-
'ty and iis~ry. Tie knows hnt one flag.
~" >fars Arsd strips. tho triumphant
s's,bi' So ~ sieurucracy To the cause Of
'iemocrsr,- % the csu-e II truth. II
lu-sce, Of qualify. Of lTh~rty and II
Tishteou-ns--. be- has desiicsts.i himself
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-09
RED CROSS.

A b"N containing l3 4 - shoots an
eight pair pillow cs-es were pa~ksd sne
shipped on the 2Ifh nf Ort. t. Rra,klvn
All OF the pillow css-s AMI a great man,
sheet- were made by thu roi"r.,i auxil.
'sries- Below are the names OF III.
members:
kimball Colored Auxiliary. Vivian
Branch. Gary. W. Va Chspt-r
Chairman, Mrs r. ID Harrison: Sec
tsry, Mrs l.. u. johnson: Treasurer
Mrs. Harriet Hall.
Subscribing members. - Rev. Il
T. Johnson, Or. X. G.. Harrison. Mr.
w. NJ. Bailey. Annual members. 81
L. j. Jackson. Mrs Harriet Hall, Sarsi
Irving. Miss Phoebe Harrison. v. Wiley
Mr. r. ID. Harrison, Samuel Crider
Mrs l. B johnson. Mp. X f. Wal
Ter. john Adsmes. J. J. Scott. Unber
Taylor. William Sesy. Mesdames Sadi.
Brown. Missilee Chestham, Mamie I'd
wards, Lucy Board. Anna West. Jo.
Brown and Miss y. v. Lewis.
Vivian Colored Auxiliary. Vivian
Branch. Gary Chapter.
Chairman. Mrs. Bessie Pryor VICE.
Chairman, Mrs Agnes johnson: As-is
tsnt Secretary. Mrs Della Franklin
Treasurer. Mrs. Mamie Reynolds: Chan.
'sin, Mrs. Belle Roam.
Annual members, 81: Mesdsmes An.
f'ie Reynolds. Queen New-ome. Lstti,
Harvey. Agnes Johnson, Hattie Hollis
telle Roam. Lula Holland. D-Iis Frank
nm. Mamie Reynolds. Bessie Pryor. Ma
bel johnson. R"xie Williams. Chri-t.n.
Saunders. Leila Ciopson. Trimmie Jones
oliver Msyheld. Charlie Ssunders. IA
ward Newsome. Arthur Turner. R-v 4
r. Pryor. Robert Reynolds. Toney D.y
II. Reuben Hollis. John Harvey wu,
!. Saunders.
We hope ~ ct q INK Of knitted voo,I
on The last 81 this week and . box o.
PRESERVES 60 the men in training nex
week. All ~i-ting u contribute l., th,
after. please bring the article O. Re.
Gross building.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-09
GOLDEN RULE
Pays Death Claim at
. n::.s Tazewen, W.

On the afternoon OF the 2.'Ih ult.. DIR
r. II. McKcy made trip % the above
named place and paid the death claim 81
brother sam lonng q ms daughter.
Mrs Gladys lonrg Whey. Brother
Young ~a- one ii thr oldest citizens o;
Tazewel anu a.so one OF the oldest and
strongest mem ers of ths Golden Rule
Association IN that city
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING.
~ last saturday, the Executive Board
of the Gold IN X ne me- At 10 hon. Oifics
and transacted much bnsiues- 81 impor-
tsnce. Members pr,-snt arr A. follows;
Rev. DIR X. H. Nh y. President: o.
=. Miller. General Secretary. Prof. VI
r. English. tirnerai Treasurer, and
Wn. Jefferson. Board memler
REPORTS
The following persons sent e. the houls
ofhce some real encouraging REPORTS dur
ing the past week: Agent K. II. Ham.
of Elkhorn; Agent Perkins Miller, OF
Ennis; Agent Kate james. OF Hiawatha:
Agent Mary English. Of McComss:
Agent j. Frank Istuni. 81 Gistta: Agent
j. K Mcknight. of Blu field: Agent
Rev. G. VI Dicker-on. Of North Tsze
we'll; sister, Agnes Johnson, of Vivian
and Ruth staples. oi Bramssl
VISITORS
The following PERSONS visited the home
Office last week Rev. L. Dabney. Mr..
Mary Patterson. Mrs VI. Lewis. Miss
Ruth Staples. and Mr. and Mrs. r A.
Rolling We are alway- glad to have
Insmters of the race, Who arr Interested
In race enterp-ize-. % visit thu home Of
nee and m visiting ~ want them To fr.l
that they are part of tins work.
Dear agents ard members. don't for
eet 20 lsbor hard To- buiid up your mem
ber-hip. Impress upon he minds OF
yOur neighbhor that IL il To- their interest
10 join a. a LeIp to perpetuate this goo :
work
Yours in l.. 4. and r.
THE REPORTER.
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In order % TAX OF the expense arr,ur.- tally
ruin. the Board Of Directors ordered -,r-i.s ,.lo
iAsr sh rt period only. during which TIM I'd ares
scn ar~ nth " each. " b, bought isr D. snare
Don't fad =, see our sgeat, l.. Gu--I. why Will
~ 'saio al desAls or wrise the home oticA once
rvnens pr-f-rrcd; wilt sell dty shar--. g. Town,
- NTH; 100 shares, so down. $40 Der IA MN
"rte o. sc L. f. Guest fiscal agent At tn- Nc
D'sesi Hunes of6ce, Keystone, ". Va
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Liabilities

Borrowed MoDSs lsDm
Que 90 salary Isi.0s
Unpaid bsiance purchase price real e~-
- tate tninee lo.60O.U0
Baisnc- due 90 N schin-ry l5pth,
Accruet interest due ll2sl
~, lS3Sy
SSPi,si STOCK outstanding JI.24S0i
surplus over alt liabilities l75 7s;.,,
sSiS.i 81 )
Secane OF he advance the price nj SILVER this
st-nH especially v % that Of June Goth
~ ~ therefore takes ed-nce al torul-r
BY HOWARD FoLKE, Serrstsry
Dispeasatios
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Manager Make Report That Abso utelyI give.
Reasons for Highest Hopes Of Success.

After stating the general condition. of the proper
ti-s and the marhi"ery at the mines explaining the
FAILURE III the machinery Ia work the l,w xr.de
ore ne toll oi IN" latest discover. high grade
IN great quantities az ths second level silver
Legion nisie a ~ iec AMI exhibited r- ore, Tbs
ore u f"und an anv c'mtany with tii.r listed
th' Stock market woIil tu~r the double in
Sait' hence the shareholders al the tli"raiv c.n-
Iany feel assured permanent success A. in real
NY since th-ir latest discovery the work Proceeds
tnee l. every rt-on L. i~r,~ that this goat ore body
"t -hiyab" ore viii lilly incre 10 show
c"nhd"c" "t ti- = rkholdcr~ resent hundreu- of
shares WI" purchased tn Al tn al -xtr.ston
anu shipping may - specify ARRANGEMENTS
i'' made al once Inr ia. ~ttlc
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-09
Edersdo Gold Star Mining Com ,any Hold An
nual Meeting Of Its Stockholders at Odd
Fellows Hall Last tuesday Elect Board
Of Directors for the Ensuing Year

On Tuesday. Aug =. 1917. the large hall TIA.
ott Follow corner o." aud Nall street iil+i
10 its capacity with -t.knOldr - 81 tioradv Gold
Star Mining t"mptny. who "a .d together in
thrtr a;inu al n~ .ting Tor the Of hearing the
reports "i their oir-r~ an q" .i-i board direct
"rS which J. an annual vent. they there
TN I'm All II Ito koi~r L. those holding thousands
rar'> all Interested n the the work OF the
company and d~,Iate the d-coura Re nents and the
tact mar their prior retiiZ Jailed
they alter harins tn report the secretary and of
Mr. ;. Brown. tnr c"inpany'- manager. expressed
AN ABIDING faitl ~ an ultim At and magnificent
ce>> "i Their efforts a-d rppor,
showing the tru condition oi thu affair, of the
pany was the m-S~tsr of Mr. Brown had lust ar
rived from the min.- Nr. Brown l. well known for
MS sterling worth AMI hisn integrity and wthal biz
ron-eryatis and whcu any thiny ,h-r j. Ia
ON" who would galn-ay the truth thereof.
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Ansual Statement Of EIdo<sds Gold Star Mining
Csasasy~lss Wisos Building. Los Angeles,
California. for Year Ending Sept. IS, 1917.


orr Oh dumps and property Reasonably worth go,
tAbose ngurc- approx ,tnatey only one one
fifth of ACTUAL vAlue.l
Engiurers e-tiniSte of increase OF value of
property and duuip~ oy r~xson vf
advance ia prise III siloer since June ..3,ls3 ~
= - engines milling machinery, bin~
tools etc, Including car. and mill hou>- 1900 ~
>2iS. ls3 ~
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and will not b~ content until they b.
'oEne the universal creed of the entir
human race. Then and not until rh.r
will the world ~ made safe fr dan -
rscy.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Directors and Stockholders who, have male l..,-
-nai loans 70 tine company, they have siresdy iirt
cd arYeiy In its stock. and exercising IN o>t
implicit conndenr-f ia the ultimate sr,c~ @: tn. en-
erprse and theret,re- are seeing that the pro-
xre~s OF fhe work - not hindered for lack OF funds
AZ proof of their sincerity and firm faith in the
proposition. Payments on loans by agreement AR,
fon-d until the mine IL put y a paving basis
BY HO \ ARD FOLkE Sr,.r~tas,.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-09
New Directors Elected

TIN" following dIsers"r~ --t,.i L" S-r,r
thu ensuing year.
te"rS- W Siirli-. Jo> lI j. lSunch q. u. ISsa--.
j. W. LrwiS. L. Il. I;"iptr>. T. Brown 4. g Dun
comb, Howard Folk Matter t'-~rv Willis Storrs and
Andrew Hayman
Mr. y 6. Pitt. who ha~ is..n Of the pion.-rs
in this great I'll 'rt ad pr.~irnt for
pt>r >.vc year.. ann pIa' "a tat hr wOnld have
AK that he relieved ,fi.. that hi-
vice COLL ever o.. l~ "a ali
PtIy AMI ,Iu Ia ~ a. ,-bAtI4V 81, in a
ny capacity. j. a. Goa ~ .,n A., unt OF III
health. nli iir--t,rafs for u in
coming year.
tR'pOrt Of ANIMAL meeting from the ...iffornil
Etsle in Thur lisa" 81 So, ..IIi,rr l.. 1917