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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15
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WHIT REGISTRATION SHOWS.
! -->-i -''.'-'-s''~- - vsss visx,nis
- IL. 40. Nssrsy Iaog O shaa u
0ovsrnmsot estimate and vsrs divided
- foalows: White. lo3. s56; ooaorvd, H..
s92; alien. 1865; Gsrmsns. I.Op.
The Government 6aur~s u~rr arrived
ss oy estimating Ia. per cent Of ths total
population q $50. tss for IsIGJ between
NJ aees Of Fl and 81. and On that 3D.
shsre should have ben l3s. eos. III
most reliable figures ohsainabls plsc~
the Negro population Of this ssass q "a.
90. bot from figures k-ps by The Nc
Doweii Times and the efforts mede bv
That paper 70 keep in touch With the in
nux OF NeTro~- during th- pet two year,
We feea sale la pisirv lie Memo pop,-
lss'on OF this stat- ~ 80 80, and u.in~
that - basis r reris,r suou 6eur, Of
Negroes IN the state 49, luorp than & m0
greater than the 6oysrnmsns had q rishs
to expect in following il 10 per cent rols.
According 70 that rule Clearing in mini
the number actually registered, lisp,
the Negro population Of wess Virginia
should be more than lis, 600, but thers
10 nos near that number of Negroes in
The state. The reason for the discrep-
ADcy - obvious 70 one familiar with the
great industrial countieslwhere thouss nds
OF young men without families or vho
ieft their families in the Southern Stsss.
from whence they came have misr.srd 20
West Virginia 70 take advantage of tie
splendid opportunities for work NJ hieh
wages. and ii work remain plentiful and
wages high - 1t present for tie nexs
three years the census for 1870 will shov
Negro population in this state of nox
lea than 10000.
The colored male popul alton alone h.s
increased in Mcdowell county dnr;og ,h.
last two years of more than 1000 and il
the reader will look It the advertisement.
OF coal companies in this paper they will
discover one OF the reasons Why tie COL
ored population If Mcdowell county il
still increasing.
The colored registration Of Mcdowell
county Is attracting considerable stssn.
ton here by both army officials and poll.
ticians and IL deserve especial attention
becanse 1t represents almost one-t third Of
the total n. gro registration OF the stass
II 10 only 100 lees than the coubinsd
Negro registration OF Fayetse, 1925:
ksnawha, Ills, and Raleigh, s6s. The
next three largest counties on the liss ..
lar ~ Negroes are concerned; it 10 ouIv
IS short OF the combined number of Ma
groes registered in the eight counsie,
following Raleigh with the highest num
her OF Negroes, viz; Logan, 1852; Wsrcsr.
10; Mingo, 37s; Marion. 3s5; Osbsll
sus; Harlem, 2s7; Ohio, 254; Jefferson.
s47 Hardy county, adjoining the home
county Of Governor Cornwall, registered
1S Negroes and Wyoming aO4. All 9th
er counties showed Iess than 200 Neeros,
while Gilmer. P'ess.nts, Roane and
Webster did not show any and Jseksou
and Tyler only two each. Hampsbirs
the holns county Of the Governor, rsxis-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15

institution. In Other wosds. The pubaie
measures Dc nssEr d. oonrs OF thas in
ss'susaoo lsrgeay. Il nos sisoesthsr, by
thss man Tnis doss not man thasasher,
srs not othsrs equally - capable, but is
simPl9 meant thss he public thinks of
this one man inssparsssbls from The In
ssisution and in thinking Of TIE inssisu-
ton thsy think of him; thus upon his
shouidss larzsly rsses the entertainment
In esnssic wsy a ths public. lie ssssns
70 ths shousand and ons lissls thins,
which are material coatribasious 70 ths
hsppinso and comfort Of thoss visitins
In oos sslssiop and anoshsr. II take. =
really vsssssiis. diploms etc patient, far.
sighted man. . real seudsns Of human
nature % occupy and Ill such . position
and obtain anything like the results thss
will measure mp 70 The Standard Of 6llins
the place - is should b filed.
Prof. nichsll be- msds eo>d in e.ch nj
thee linz He h N sdspt q handIins
The public. He knovs nso and shine,
and what y bsssss be knows - . eensral
Propositieo ths man 70 whom be u talk.
ing vhse b talks He eses results and
thss = The bess proof Of s1ccsss in the
world. e be- reduced The mansr,m.n,
OF The inssisusioa (hb part Of is) almost
10 . scisncs. He be- another ada
AZ heed OF the Commercial department..
be p equally - soccsusful. Hs m,nd
mind ssso % run 70 The businss eide
Of every proportion b souchss. He h..
. natural inclination and bsns in shis di.
rscsaoa- His word goo With rsisrsncs 10
she lnstitusioa N shs Board of Control
with rsfsrsnos 70 his own jurisdicsien, in
nine csss oas a tn. He commando no,
only their ssesntioa. admiration and rs-
spsss, bus opinitns in many instance.
he bee Swsss dsposisioasd. highly cul-
sursds ethical cd mnsseaa companion.
Who lends fine o)xturs 70 the voof and
warp Of their hvlD and deserves worthy
msnfioe Tor the sh important part che
plays in maintaining the splsodid eoui-
poass d the public life Of her husband
Aiechsal 10 . suesess With . big -"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15

10 wouldn't do any good IN the second
place and the fellow who Mas trying to
registered and ,oulJn't get there for the
crowd ahead OF him wouldn't allow il in
the thirs place. PLEASE TAKE No
TICE Mr. DEMOCRATIC POLITICIAN
OF THE NUMBER THAT MCDOWELL
REGISTERED AND THEN YOU
WONT BIZ BEwILDERED. WHEN
THE BLOW FALLS UPON YOU TWO
AND FOUR YEARS FRON Now FOR
YOU WILL KNOW THAT EVERY
THING l. REGULAR
Old Mcdowell, the state takes her hat
Oh 10 you. They talk about you, but
when they want the goods delivered they
have got to come to you. they SANDER
you at times. but somehow when they
are in trouble they cast their eyes ssksnce
in your direction for succor. They revile
you and prosecute you AMI say all man.
ner Of evil things against you, (for some
thing or somebody's sake) but rejoice
and be exceedingly glad for great il your
reward TWO and FOUR years hence
Again OLD FREE STATE OF Mellow
ELL, We congratulate you all. We e.
pecially congratulate orr brother in
black. Among other things, W. are glad
that We wear the livery of the burning
sun on your account
MCDOWELL TINES FNLARGED.
While congratulations are going the
rounds, We might as well Int the Times a
small dab also. We certainly feel that
We ought TO congratulate the Mcdowell
Times. though speakin in a more seri-
Gus vein- This week past, il presented to
the public an extra two page. nicely I'll
tied. well gotten up paper.
Too much credit cannot lie given t.
the management of the Times" for il
has in a measure always lstored under a
handicap and at that has been the most
regular and news producing agency. a.
far As the colored publications are con
cerned, that We have in the state. Thi.
rs said without any reflection upon any
other publication in the state shatever
for we realize that there is one other
paper in the state (the oldest in sact)
which deserves grest credit for it, fearless
stand on all questions affecting our peo-
pie - q race and We are happy to com
mend Brother Clifford of the Pioneer
Press" and feel and know that IN so do
ing, We have the approval of Brother
Wh'ttico who would have it this way
However, the Times has weathered some
pretty hard storms and come out with
her colors flying always. Ii does it's own
work. has it own machinery, employs it,
own help, and by the, way. il is not self
ish, IL employs both white and colored
and some Of the very best mechanics in
the country have been ana are now
working on the Times. The Times is
looking for good efficient help, it doesn't
care whether they are white or black. IL
doesn't draw the color line.
Another word in reference to the
Times and we shall have done. Ii is M
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15

We e9sr One Observation-Disclosures -
ward fer any case of Cstarrh TAT -
not y cured ~ Halle CAsasrh Cure
~ eatarrh sufferers tee tne nnee
'~irty-uve years. eaA hAO $780,
Iowa - the nest reliable ro0snv Ter
Catarrh Halle Catarrh Care ssSo an
the baee1 on the Mucous susfssea -
esu,nS tns foisee froo The Dasse a.
ese!ing he 1iseess1 DerttoaA
amer you have takoo aall'e C>ansrh
SerS f9g . sAest tine yea VII 80 .
~ tnksovs.ess q yess 1saOel
Cure at once anA gSe ~ q SS1SSSS
sen4 fer testt9outaAR Noa ~
= ,: cH11gEY 4 CO. Tessla. o.
seao ~ al DruGgtstaI SSA
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15


Fsosis eosossd eeys, - 10 b quite svi-
dsns ~ 1872, 6er-o y or n crcb-
n ~ nsDs couesy Il ne xsr Gov
Rnor.
LEAVES FOR OFFICERS rRAIsrNo
CAMP.
Rev. ?. Herman Gov, psssos al -.
Court g. A. n. Z Ohur-h, "a -.
JossOh Jsckson. . high osB~vr a -.
|CniSorm Rank K. Al p, ssrcsrufullv
pesasd shs sxanin ssios ios snsrsars isso
ths co'orsd o<nesrs' trimming camp . n
De- hoins. low. and Isls sod y iar -
Paacs where thsy will spsnd thr~s nonshs
in training for commissioosd usaesu~ IN
ths nsv army.
Rev. Gov be- ben pastor here Sos q
number Of vssn ssd y WY popoasr.
Mr.. Jackson b vii known 10 frnnnrnsa
ciries and wss IN enpl,y~s a she e;sv
eovesnmsos until the Les Al Asy.
POLITICAL RUABLlN0e.
OOe in the especity Of shs -, -.
hear rumoiinn quito frrQussay nou.
which II he Iisssns inssnay will ais,evur
that the notse y csussd By soms o. -
eemponR 70 start boom Tor sous eGs,
from Jonah catcher undsr Shs -
vagrancy Law 70 u. b. ssnssor. L.
Sunday Mr.. Jsss Sullivan 81 on q hoo~
IN the Cincinnati Enquirse for ss&s,qs
"eals Goodykoonsz Tor eovsrnos in 1910
the wsst prsvious the dissinguishsd g.
ssor from Ainso rave ous . seaa,m..s
prsising the ''Hill Billias'' snd foalov>A
's up lsst week With snoshsr appssaine y
the people 70 Stand By The eoal opsr.so,,
Who are indicted in Nsv York. Al -
ken toeethsr gave the 0oodykooaz su-
bsrnssorial boom coosicszsS:s uouoen-
tnm.
The able and popular Prssidsns Of she
senass 10 very popular Win I'll elss,,,
AID 10 some csmpaignsr vhea b - 'sr
soin' and II be decides 70 puah ~ boom
lissie viii make big noiss in ths p.
publican camp. With . ssaasorial cam
Paisn only year OF you cannes hsar In
charleston the SQUEAK Of . 6snasorial
candidate. Tie rank and Ole ere talkin~
Hsshsid but the Doctor = tryinr = had
- Roosevelt 70 ret In the nsht IN kurore
and dessrs the political bssslsaeld in "
Virginia.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15

II. Pios - Q whole, Id
A"~A 1900 .......ssss.-sss< s~'
:.nse We voa b Louis
Shelton, Of South Charleston; sseond b,
May Wsds, Of Monteomesy; Third b.
Dennis Smith. Of South Ohsr,sseou
Fourth b. Goldis Frsnd, q Inseisu,s
Fifth BY Ruby Hubbard. Of Richmond.
Va
The prizes were donated b. Hon. n.
p. shswksy. sups. Of Free SCHOOL,, Hon.
j. n Stewart. Commissions Of Aericsl.
TURF. and Mr.. P. A. Donovan, Head II
the Gss Fxers Manufacturers.
The Judges were Hon. J. H. Stewart.
Commissions Of Agriculture; Hon. T.
\. Mctiovern, County Agricult ore Agent
and Mr. J. T. BoucbelIe. Superior Of
Canning and Gardening Club.
Too much credit cannot be given Prof.
Curtls in this connection. He 10 one Of
those forces in the life OF Institute that i
making in self felt without makinR any
noise about it, the most effective after
all. His Sork 10 we'll plan oed, thoroush-
ly systentizsd and detailed to the min
utest degree. He knows both the sheorti-
cal and practical side OF agriculture, and
letter yet, he knows how 70 make the
other fellow not only know it bus pro-
duce il We said some weeks ago thss
owing 10 the place food wss taxing and
the part it Was, is. and must play in this
way, that among the most, il not the
very most important msn ct this hour in
the STATE Wa tie Commissioner Of Axri-
culture II that 10 true among our broth
ers in the AngIo-Saxon rare, then corre-
spondingly it must necessarily be trus of
Prof. Au.tin w. Curtis. Of Institute, in
our own rsce. You may not know him,
you may have heard little Of him, you
might not recognize him, if you saw him,
but II he and othsrs similarly situated
should fail 70 measure up 70 the urgent
demands OF this emergency brought on
by the var we're 70 fail in their sfiorts 10
carry out their plans. and il they didn's
know their business and know it well.
you would soon fesl the need Of than. II
you don't know Prof. Curtis, get in
touch with him. for soon the Agricultural
Department Of the State 10 going TO uss
him 20 your and my sdvsusass and 700
| will do well 70 have more than . passing
acquaintance with him. We are gisd 70
he able 10 record these things about
Prof. Curtis- IL 10 but the truth scanuy
told about . superlatively efficient and
most worthy man.
PROF. @. T.. MITCHELL.
IL 10 never our policy 70 do what the
world sses it 70 call BOOST . man.
but IL 10 slays . pleasure for us 70 be able
70 msritoriously record the good record
| OF = man, and should be have . bed one
TO let the other fellow do the msgnifyinp
thereof, il he thinks is the proper thine
to do; thus it affords NJ pleasure, real
genuine pleasure 70 speak OF Prof Charlie
E. Michel in the above mentioned con.
| nection.
In the life Of every institution, s1ucs-
tional or otherwise. there 10 aiwsys one
man Who rather proves 10 b the gate
way, the entrance 70 the good thinss Of
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15
KENTUCKY TAXES ACTION
10 81 st |. ::1ss9 tynfA!!!!!I!e!:
C0vEAn09 0ef0S REWARD
Rok CONVICTION Of The
CDuTY PRISONS.

FRANKFORT. Ky.-Oircumsssncss
suuoandins ~ lynching q shs Nero.
LewTsnes De1yssy. - Fslson rscsnsly,
ars 20 easies - - svoks comment from
Governor seAnlsy n lseesr - Oircuis
judy Bunk 0ardnR. connsndins his
Proposai 20 ell . special ssru Of Oircuis
oonrs IN Falspa eoansy 70 invsseisass
tns &C.. snd rsspoodi,g 70 ths rsqusss
o. ooonsy JndD seahr ~ . reward, o.
isrinG ths highs saoans The Law sllovs.
$500, ior ~ arss eoaviesioa. $500 for
The nsxs two. end 500 for each Other
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15
DISASTERS DAY A NEW REG|ME OLA TOMORROW
DCONTINUED FROM PAGE USE


10 every colored man In the state tosub-
scribe; but that is not the real thing for
him TO do after all. The real thing 10 20
pay for the subscription in advance, il
he really wsnts 10 help . good clean COL
ored enterprise in the state. Then the
next thing 10 do Is to send in your Job
work. II you haven't any, ind some
body who has and have him subscribe or
send in some In this connsc ION. We will
not omit 90 sneak . most favorable word
for Rev. George r. Fountain who has q
nice publication IN Psrkersburg aui who
Is doing well. Ii you are not . sut-crib-
er, try and he q subscriber TO at lesst
one of these papers. the Digest, the Pio-
nser Press or the McDowell Times. be-
lore the next week passes. We might
say little more about Editor wiittico.
but he is our 5rother-in-law and We are
afraid the other fellow might misinter-
pref our meaning.
DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AT INSTITUTE UNDER PROF.
AUSTIN w. CURTIS.
We said last week that we thought the
Agricultural Department at the Institute
deserved special mention. There ARE IO5
plots for school gardens 7xo feet and
these ARE surrounded by loot walk,
and all students in the Second Year Nor
NAL, the Third Year Academic and the
Third Year Normal are required to pre-
pare the soil and plant seed Among the
seed they are required tn plant are beets,
onions. carrots, lettuce and radishes.
Boys who are taking the four year Agri-
cultural course have assigned u them l.
~ Of an acre for cultivation each. On
these plots are even now growing the fol-
lowing crops. VIZ; Strawberries, Egg
plants, tomatoes, peppers and ten differ
ent grasses. Twenty varieties of straw
berries are being tired out TO Sc which
variety Is best adopted for the Kanawha
Valley. Ten different grasses are being
grown in order tn at the boys, the future
farms even now might and may be bet
ter acquainted with other grasses, other
than Timothy or Red Glover. Ii 10 well
70 mention in this connection that Hon
j. II. Stewart, Commissioner OF Agricul-
tnre, has made . special r.-quest Of Prof
Curtis TO make . thorough and detailed
report Of this investg alton in order that
the State have the benefit Of that know
ledge for its future Use. The three crop
belonging to the deadly night shadss,
VIZ, egg plants. tomatoes aud peppers
are being treated to see which will be the
most profitable and productive for the
market gardner 10 grow.
On Commencement day MAY 3O) the
plots and l-D acres were scored to ses
what students had the oest gardens. The
score card ranging as follows:
1. Preparation OF soil - ~
2. Accuracy Of rows, ...- .-l IL
3. Stand Of plants, ..... ~
4. Nestness OF crop, .--. ..... n
D. Nestness OF surroundings, 10
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15

esnvis1asa iss ~ lvsehi.e.
No 60 h saAhssiAv. sssssdine 10 ths
3pA~ Ia. ssssivsd b. yudp 0ardn.r
snd t.s.s.isnsa 70 oovVFYqs eannass,
---=sr> h.vs s~o~S vhea he lvnehins
took plscs.
TAKEN WITHOUT PAPERS.
M Nero. altar bsins taken from
Grssnhssd. Tenn without reouisisioo.
70 Psdueah. for idsnti6cssion by Olsr-
sncs Dublin. railroad policeman, Who
~ In . hospisal thsrs and claimed 70
hsvs hssa cut By . Negro. vs. conveyed
% ful>oa. md put in cone sort Of To-
cal Iockup. inssssd Of the county jail as
Hickman.
So fas - known. there we're no CON-
misnsns pspers; no one guarded the isil
and nsasher ths county Judge nor the
shsri6 os The county va made svsrs of
The fact thAs . prisoner, accused Of stab
bine Dublin. w. under arrest in the
county.
CONVENIENT FOR LYNCHERs.
Circumstances we're extraordinarily
convenient for thu lynchers, and few
people Of Fulton probably were sw.rr
snas anything nefarious Vas going on.
ons pod.ceman visited the Lookup NJ
q m on his way home and cav the Ne
gro. Another visited Il sbout to 49,
taser and discovered that the Lookup hsd
bnon brok an into ana sh~ 49,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15

mas only been . few mon4hs since We plsesl ON IN.
msrxet what known tile RALEIGH COTJRT ann
lion the City Of Beckisv that soId TO thr Ooorsd
reope ns addition contained Lot and t,sv
80 'o' 20 about Tour moaths and large number Of
pope dlnercos counties Of this very nuch
uspyo'neu oeceose shey were unable
aooIon Our reason for usnonng y from tbe fact
mat We are sure the addition thss We Are placing o.
% vii sell fass End in one or
W tpese oss We want 70 nsss roinx Law
~ once and select your property bsfore kis .s,,
ssscsl low prices. ~ Nv - "e'
.s, 1so sssssy an issl locsnoo Tor ysur home and:s
os 80 iess eoovs ssvs county ssss Of R.Ie..b
county has good schoo sood ehurckss snd sv
49, modern eonvsnsass shss Poe - IL any cy in th.
go - sy nss surroesdsd By he greatest
- nas nshs $500 Of Wsss vrgna facs you can ivs on
one Of NE loss 90 Ne Lincoln Addon - vi N ana 49,
.a sorr 81 dihs.sas mines sss bsins opsnst no
81 sne Inv sioae ouahs 70 b s1Gesns proof 10 yo1
d ~ ~, % ssss opyorsunits ies future srovsb add in
eoo 70 snn oes are thrss bandssv mills In two and
one ball 70 nvs miss of Bsrklsy couvhsr v;sh nasr -
enrprss IN snd sunsd Bsrksy shss are TOO numeron.
10 oehsr words looks like are two jots i
w near neesisy Tor ever man shsrs . shis dine
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15
SO. Think OF a Chance to Own
Your Own Home in a CITY

on small monthly payments you are living in reach
VI uozens OF different places We believe this a
the greatest opportunity that Offered 70 tbs
coiored People in southern Virginia and We I;sv
tat you Will take advantage do not Ask Won
oo Jake our word for IT, but We you and want ,o
INSIST on you going to Beckey rght that city
~"n our property with your own hen you 20
70 bechey call At Ofe~ over the Rsl.,9.
county Bank and Post ONCE, and Mr. w. T. LILLY
who is In charge Of this you our props,t
Just 70 show you that and that Ne are
oner'ng you Bons-hde proposition will paw your
'@o@d fare to Beckey and giving Won rscetnt
on your FIRST monthly instsIment In case Won buv on, =
more lots from Us. fare 10 g. 90 and II xoa
want further Information reference t our nr,,.r,
before Beckley
Write us and we will have one OF Our aosr
call on you and explain our propositi
fully
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
For a corn-P Feeling
Picnic, Use ssGet IT.
Pain Eases at once, Corn dust Dies,

Pain Eases at Once, CornJust Dies,
Do your corn-ridding easily, with a
smile.-the ~hanana-peel way. That'a
the "Gets-It"' way,-the only way
your corn or callus comes off complete
as though 1t were glad to get off.
'fsets-It" has cured Q than
all other remedies combined. It's as
suregas the sunrise, and as safe as
water Used by millions, Don.t take
q chance with your feet, you can't
afford to experiment with unknown
mixtures when you know "Gets-It,,
never fails.
Gets It" will en1ov any corn or
callus. Wear those new, stylish shoes
err pumps 9if you want tq,--go ahead
and dance. Demand s"Gets-It,s-
throw substitutes back on the counter!
.26c is al. YOU need pay$at any drug
store,sasor 1T will be sent direct bysE
Lawrence IL Co.., Chicago, Ill.
Sold IN Grand Forks and recon-
mended1 by McGrath Pharmacy, Void
Drug Store, Trepanter Pharmacy.-
adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20

s5 Do notSdelay assnainlte ifakyour back
sches or you NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the doins
0rshaveS difacuitys when uHnatiIgaGp
toS gonrsdruggist onca and
OF mported GOLD Haarlem
on Capsules. They are pleasant and
easy, to take. They. dissolves in the
stomach, and the kidleys soaksupgthe
ciIs1ike a. sponge. does They
cleanse and wasilsoMtaHt1e
bladder and kidneys and SthsowSoffsfhe
Inflammation which is the Gauss OF 55the
trouble. Your druggist will cheerfnly
refund. your money{if you are notlSsat-
isied after few days use. Accept
HARLEM Oil Capsules. None other
geauine.-ady. ~. 10y sS ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
SOCIETY GIRL GOES
TO FRONT AS NURSE;
FINDS FIANCE THERE

London, Sept. 2o.-7one Of the bits
Of romance N the battle front, whose
name is legion, came q light the other
day. A society girl q%uarreled with
her soldier fiance and he rushed Ito
the front, determined to throw away
his life, She, heartbroken, became a
nurse and soon after WI sent to
France. There she was assigned to
care for an officer who had been
blinded by a fragment Of shell. 1t
was her sfiance.3
She did MOI. reveal her identity. but
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20
GOODBYE BACKACHE KIDNEY
AND BLADDER TROUBLES

For centuries all over the world
GOLD MEDAL Haarfem Oil hasaff
forded reiigf inthousands Upon thou
sands OF cases Il IaIle back lumbago,
sciatica. rheumatism, gallstones, gray
Ell and all other affections OF he5skid-
neys, liver, stomach; bladder and al
lied organs. It acts quickly. It does
the work. It cleanses yoar Kidneys
and purifes the blood. It makes a
new man. a new woman of you. It
frequently wards off attacks Of the
dread and fatal diseases Of the kid
neys It often completely cures the
distressing diseases of the organs Of
the body, allied with the bladder and
Kidneys. Bloody or cloudy urine, sedis
iynent, or ssbrickSdust" indicate an I'M
healthy tondition.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-20

The following resolution has been
passed by the conferencaa
Hon. Alfred jacques, u. s. District
Attorney for Minnesota, st. Paul,
Minnesota.
Dear Sir: Ru1nors and insinuahons
have been rife and are apparently In.
spircd that the National Non-Parh.
san Ieague. with a membership OF
about 10000 farmers, Is disloyaI and
unpatFiOtfc, and that the organization
its not supporting the government, but
is financed by interests opposed to our
government.
We therefore respectfully ask that
the Department Of Justice f~ully2inyes-
tigatesthe receipts and expenditures OF
this league.
We Will open Bur books at any ana
MI times to any duly accredited rep
Preventative OF the department OF jus-
tice. and ask the department 10 make
public any and all facts ftkfinds as to
orr activities.
We hereby challenge the National
Security league, the National Defense
league, tile Navy lcague, and similar
organizations to make the sazme offer
OFFICIALLY as we do TO the department
t0f Justice. and respectfully ask the
ldeparfment Of justice to give the Wild
Fest publicity to all facts fts ~ascerfains
lfeRardin9 Our activities and financine
land the findings with reference to the
tapoye named organizations.
fSisned1 The National NoYf<Partisad
iLeae11e, by g T0vFnIcy President