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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-04
In The Open Forum
A Column Devoted to the Task of
Keeping Up With North Da-
kota Editors.

Newspaper editors throughout TIE
state didn't leave any doubt as te
their feelings on the Peace Doves
toward them. The most kindly COM
ment was that Governor Frazier was
mistaken, and erred through lack OF
sufficient information. Others were
not so mild in their statements.
Says The New Rockford
Transcript:
The action of North Dakota's
executive in sending an invitation
to the seditious speakers of the
Peoples Council to make their
home in this state will meet with.
the approval OF but very few Of
the citizens OF our state. The
people of North Dakota are
patriotic to the core, and even
the fact, that the invitation has
been extended by Governor
Frazier viii not be sufficient to
convince them that they should
place themselves in league with
seditionists.
The Kildeer Tribune holds up the
fate of Congressman Vallandingham
as a warning to Governor Frazier, in
the following editorial:
The action of Governor Burn
quist of Minnesota. in suppress
ing the meetings Of the Peoples
Council OF America, a notorious
organization of pro Germans
seeking peace at any price,
stands out boldly as a patriotic
act when it Is compared with the
invitation OF the governor of this
state to have the Stacker peace
at-any- price that is satisfactory
to their idol Kaiser Wilhelm,
meet in this state to mix their
anti American poisons. The
guarantee to protect these pro-
s Germans while they are making
reasonable speeches and trying
to undermine the peoples faith
in our own government and at
the same time work for Germanic
interests. will hardly be backed up
by the patriotic people of North
Dakota. lie the governor Of this
state Is not familiar with the
fate Of Vallandingham and
knights Of the Golden Circle. he
need only refer back to Max
Eastman's meeting in Fargo. IL
he desires a repetition OF the
Little case. he win persist In
making North Dakota the
rendezvous OF the American
pro- German propagandisfs. The
temper of the people is such that
they will endure very little more
before breaking out IN open as
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-04

MENU HINTS,
Breakfast.
Stewed Prunes with Lemon Slices
Cereal with Rich Milk
Poached Eggs Rolls
Coffee Milk (chiIdren)
Luncheon.
New Peas in Cream Gravy on Bak-
ing Powder Biscuits 4
Olives Butter Cookies
Black Raspberries
Milk (for alb
Dinner.
Meat Cakes Drowned Potatoes
Buttered Beets
Head Lettuce with French Dressing
Peach Shortcake with Crushed
Fruit and Juice
Coffee
Fruit Punch
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-04

concrete in France in Is49 and is said
to be still serviceable.
Properly made concrete is virtually
indestructible. The industry has
made such amazing progress during
recent years, that anyone who at
tempts to define q limit to its uses
merely displays his own lack Of In
formation. Whether concrete ships
will DO a commercial success re-
mains to be proved. but II they are,
they offer an untouched field to the
ship builder. Standardized concrete
ships could be turned out more rap
idly even than wooden ones, and they
would not interfere with the con-
struction of wooden or steel vessels.
Perhaps the concrete ship will yet
help to solve the submarine problem.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-04

sault against the people who are
sowing sedition broadcast in this
country.
The Valley City Courier thinks
North Dakota has been made the
dumping ground for undesirables. 1t
says:
The Peoples Council OF Am
erica will hold their national
convention in Fargo, after being
boosted out of the state of
Minnesota, which further goes to
show that North Dakota is rapid
ly gaining the reputation OF be-
ing the dumping ground for all
unpatriotic, American and
undesirable organizations Of the
country. We hope to see Fargo
assert her rights as municipali-
ty.
The Portal International is feel
ing the first touch OF frost in the
air, and becoming restless. Fargo
Scots kindly take note of this:
Several curriers' have informed
The International that they are
willing to donate a days work in
putting a coat of paint on the
curling rink. One enthusiastic
curler said that he would furnish
a gallon OF paint. If the officials
would get together, decide on the
color and procure the paint, we
believe the building would soon
be painted ALI will agree that
it needs a coat OF paint. Then,
when the painters have finished
the Job, they could walk over to
the ball park and put the grand
stand back in place. What yer
say?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-04
The Fargo Forums Loyalty Department

Devoted the interests American Allied Spreading
Aiding the
ment in the Conduct of the War For Freedom.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-04

sault against the people who are
sowing sedition broadcast in this
country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
CORPORATION NOTICES
ELEcTloN or oFFlcERs-
wAlALok AoRIctLTuRAl coA.
PANv. LIMITED.


AZ fhs annual meeting OF the share
holders Of tie Waiaina Agricultural
Company. Limited. held IN Honolulu
On Friday. February Is. 1877. ne iOl
louing Directors were elected 20 serve
for the ensuing year:
+ D. Tenney. c. IL. Cooke. p. c
Athertons I. II, Petrie. C.. II. Atheffon
y. n alelnerny. ". 4 Hopper. J. A
NeC andless. Geo, 2. castless
Ard al \ subsequent meeting Of the
Directors. held On the sane date. The
folloeing offieers we're appointed Il
serve for the sAme period:
T. d Tenney -. Pfesident
C. II. Cooke. 3st Wee President
r c. Athefton, Ind Vice President
r. III. Retrie. ......-,s Secretary
C. II, Afherton. Treasurer
7. Richard Robinson. Auditor
TIL PETRiE.
Secretary waiziaa Agricultafal Com
paRy. Ltd.
Honolulu Hawaii. February IS. .lsf7.
e72o-kt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28

Notice il hereby given that the an
nual meeting q tke stockholders o.
Hanalei Land Company. Limited. viii
be held at he Office az the Comr1nE
Hackfeld Building H01olnIu. 7. h. %
Thursday. March Isl. 1917. a 10: 50
O'Clock a n. Tor the election AZ .
Board Of Directors 70 serve FOR the
ensuing year, and the transaction oi
such other business = may properly
come before the meeting
IL. c. HAGEN8
Secr6tary
Honolplu. + H. Februar4 18th. 1917.
e710- Feb. Is. - IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
ANNUAL MEETING.
KAUAI ELECTRIC COMPANY.
UNITED.

Notice = hereby given that Tie IN
nual meeting OF the stockholders q
Kauai Electric Company. limited will
Be held Al he Office Of the Company
Stangenvald Bailding, Honolnla. r. H.
On Friday. the md day Of March. 1917
81 3 O'Clock p. N
JOHN GUILD.
Secretary.
Honolulu 7. H.. February IS 1917.
eT1Ez3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28

ANNUAL MEETING.
- -----~- "a
Kauai FRurT q LAND COMPANY,
LiMtTEn

Notice Is hereby given mat the an
nual meeting q the stockholders Of
Kauai Fruit 4 Land Company. LIN
ited- viii be held Il the ONCE Of the
Coupany. Stansenwald building. llo-
nolnln, T. I'll. On Friday. the IND day
OF March. 1917. At $50 O'Clock p N.
G. r. HEMEsNWAY.
Secretary.
Honolulu. T. IT.. February Is. 1871.
s71e-13t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
ANNUAL NETTING
KAUAI RAILWAY COMPANY.

Notice i hereby given that the an
nual meetinE Of the stockholders Of
Kauai Railway Company win BE held
az the Office Of the Company. Stan
genwald Building. HonoInin. r n. On
Friday. the md day Of March. 1917. e :
o'clock p u.
JOHN GUILD
Secretary.
Honolulu. T. H.. February Is. 1917.
e71e-13t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
ANNUAL MEETING.
neeRfpE SUGAR COMPANY
LlMlTEn

Notice Is hereby given that tie IN,
noal meeting Of the Stockholders a
McBryde Sugar Company. Limited. viii
BE- 1eld # the rooms Of the EhambeE
OF Comments, Kauikeolani Building.
King Sfreee Honolulu. T. H. on Fri
day. the md day Of March. 1911. Ct 10
O'clock q n.
The stock. hooks Of the Company
win De closed for transfers from Feb
rnary 2lst 10 March and. 1911. both
dates inclusive .
JOHN GUILD
SecretarE.
Honolala I. H. February Is 1s17.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
SELECTIONS OF INTEGERS.
WAl,lANA wATfR COMPANY. LTD.


At the annual f,teEing Of the share
|olders Of the V1hiaNa Water Com
pany, Limited. he'd IN Honolulu On ri
day. February Is 1917. the following
Directors we're elected to serve for
ne ensuing year.
= D. Tenney ~ W. G00dale. 7. II.
Petrie. 6. h. Athefton. G. II. Cooke.
And e = subsequent meeting Of said
Directors. held O the same date. the
following officers we're appointed 10
serve FOR the sane period:
II D. TenneE, - :. President
W w. Coo yice-P resident
: T r. Petrio ....... Secretary
& Fl. Athe||In Treasurer
A S. Guild Auditor
Z. H PETRIE.
Secretary. Wahiapa Water Company,
Ltd
Honoinls Hawaii. February IS. 1917.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28

HARRfsBURG. "A Joseph D<
rerrvs owner of . e1f1Ee y [1'. r.'),
nd Alvin nj Hornbe|&ef q
ten. Pa. have been arrested el1
IN $4,000 bail here on me g
mixing and passing counterfeit |'
era Reserve Bank notes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
ELEcTioN c. OFFICERS.
EVA PLANTATION COMPANY.

At the annual meeting Of the share
holders o. the Ewa Plantation Cor.
pany. held in Eionolala On Thursday,
February 15.s1s17. the following Diree-
tors were elected 70 serve fer the en-,
suing years
Z D. Tenney. e. H Cooke. T. II.
Petrie. C. n. Atherton. Geo. p. Castle.
j. d. 3Ielnerny II H walker.
And AZ q subsequent meeting q said
Directors. he'd On the same date. the
followfng officers were appointed 70
serve f0f the same period.
ID Penney .-..s.s.,. President
c. Fl. Cooke. Vie President
i. II. Petrie Secretary
G. H Atherton -. - Treasurer
r. Richard Robinson. 8. Aaditor
T. H PETR1E. s
Secretary. EVE Plantation CompanT.
Honolulu Hawaii February IS. 1877
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28

Mails are q. I'm IL rollonins
San Francisco L1rlIne. March s.
Vancourer- .-1-4 March Il.
Manila Tho-.1 Larcn 6 81
YokOhama- cre1 Naro. sunday b M
Sydney NaI|In Etid.E -
Mails -. 'e<t or t1e N'lDNins
San Frames Korea Maro MONDAY
a m
vanc6uEer--l[Elt r<,s,,|..o.
Sydney-Fe -'nr1 March Il
YokohamaEers Unr. <;.<ck Y.
uanilA-sAe'Esn March IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28

Arrive HONOLULU nom 4..
WaIalua and Waien.e53
Arrive Honolulu fron Eva I'm ..|
pearl city@-f7.l5 = -, ,4;>9 q
I'll :02 4. a. s1:13 p. ~. ,l:l} p p
$3.50 ,. D.. 1913 ?. "a.
Arrive Honolulu from W4hI1N1 -.
LeiIehud Is .. n, >l:s1 ,. -.
3: 5s D. N. e: y y a
The HaIoiFa Ltmitel, . kHQ'..
rain fonly fIrsl-cIass tiI'<ets honc<.-
1890 HonoI1ln ever Sunday q
4 n for HalbINa Hotel; reIlr1'0.
arrives n Honolulu q 1910
The Limited st>ps onlI e Pear. 1''|.
Eu. mn and Uei,pee
sDaiIy. fExcept s11enk 2.
only. -.
q. p. BENSON g
eDperinfspdenl 9.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28

Jas 2 FENWICH.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28

Ho1TIT7U q. n, E1ITu1Ey Is III
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07

h i iyh huy~ % Winning taLry
% by y napnyu
the s u ~ %
ym m h h H
pa % ugh i The
II Ia i u ~ rrrntr nurr
~ W. r the
% g AMI 9Th
O. idImrh d help
ne \ N"
II @ ~
d y thai
IL ~ n IN n ma I'M wr~ ~nau~in
X m O. n~ndy~
d Assuming g school mn- nihm
Ip m Ir
u m ouno @
d yAt i
~ claim n it,
more a % k than Wolf There
stronger ~p% % dh " right
% Dave Fpu % who
i he k
an a. a pr hu~ an~
h % %~ %~ % ~ ran
They h yto oaniAr ruAng hnufny Whiting
py goo i " k i
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07

lr~'i"r- eNl'ect~d 10 curb itby pointing 20
Mr. Wil-Dn'- declaration
We shall 10 wherever the y, n,ce-.itie,
"i thi- ~Ar carry ~. but IL srrn- o. me
th~t ~ should - only where iume,Iist.
AMI Trsrticable considerations lead n.
and not heed any others
The recommendation for var ~isl.
Au-trls ws- generally re~aivrsl a. mean
ing that the pre-ideut has ~ at reli,
Iui-i'ei hope that g~ace might -. ior
~sr'iet through sli~nsiion II Austrs
i-on" her dominating sny II also recos-
nz'- fii~ EXTENSION s.s IT, western iron,
"n ~hich American force srr operating
q ltsIy snd ali -er,e o. hearten th.
lftli-n-
Tie -efsie r's--e'i ~ resolution Dc
riafing = -tste "i ar sitb t'rrm-ny ~
- ~ Tlty SKY tep t. ~ and in tfs
h'ure tie vote 49, go D. hfty.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
AMERICAN RED CROSS

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-The hospital
known in Paris ss "Dr. Blake's hos
pit2l'' Is 10 have the financial support oi
the American Red Crors through AZ
agreement entered into 10y Dr. Joseph
A. blake. the Committee Of the Hos
pital, the service de Sante, the United
States Army aud the Red Gross.
Since the outbreak Of the European
Gar Dr. Blake, one Of America mos
distinguished surgeons, has iced engaged
m hospital work. Tie has worked un-
oessiDgiy since the first wounded wer,
brought into PARIS; and i'm q short tim,
after he and his stall begsn operating
the hospital became famous for the sur
gicsi results achieved
Under the new arrangement the insti
tuition 10 70 be used primarily for the car'
Of Americans, although lOD beds are Z.
he retained for the use OF French .od er
o. long a. they are not needed by Amer
cans. IL will be open also % sick an,
wounded Red Gross personnel Th'
hospital - 60 be- known hereafter a. th,
American Rsd Cros- Military Ho-pits
No. ?.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
POPULAR BRIDE
AND GROOM
Receive Flattering Re-
ception on Arrival
in Keystone.

Upon the arrival Of the bride NJ q
groom who were met 10y the groom :
sister, Miss Louise Smooth, DR. ". l..
ColsoD, who Was hest man at the mari
age in Washington, and Editor of The
Mcdowell Times, NJ 7 Whittico, host
Of personal friends and well wishers who
we're equally anxious to welcome them.
they were taken directly to their most
beautiful home overlooking the city
which WAS brilliantly lighted np giving
As II did light practically all over ths
little city. There ,hey found an addition
a. host of friends who gladly and JOY
ously welcomed them and who had pre-
pared Tor them a sumptuous supper which
was IN keeping With the season
Alter s.lmiring the beautiful presents
OF silver, cut glsss and other articles too
numerous To mention the many guest
left for home wishing them a long. hap
py. prosperous life together
The groOn is one OF the most brilliant
attorneys in the state of Nest Virgins
and Is having a most remark able sucress
N his enviable practice. lie is partner
with the celebrated legal firm of Froe 4
Capehsrt. boti. Of whom are always in
demand. tie has won . most fatferine
reputation, not only - a man skilled Al
aw aud in the successful prosecution oi
his profession. bat il a man of pleasing
personality, generally fine mixer, help
ful ~ those who nerd help. and H. mo-
respectful and synpathitic u those lsr.
'rtunatr and favored than himself
White and e,,lored alike met him At thu
train and the hearts Of everybody -e~ri
ed To have gone ont for him and his ~
this happy union.
The bride - one OF the most charm
INK and popular young women Of TIN
CITY OF Washington, with wide circlr
Of sdmiring friends who very much ~.
yretted 70 see her leave her native HON
put the good women and friends OF Oh.
title city Of Keystone, the meccs of tb.
Fiat Top Coalfield-, were equally A. han
py and were A. correspondingiy pleas Il
70 have the honor Of her preseI g. am
the assurance of the fact that sine va.
" Hing 20 cast her future lot and lend
her future usefulness with tlOse of this
city - tho-e were q see her leave W ash
Ington.
The light on the hill where their i.esu
tiiDl mansion - located reminds ~ o.
that pss-sge of scripture which tells 70,
not % put our lights under q bushel bu'
70 place u ON the hill that Il may ~
-een The common expression. Whefl,a
ib'icsl or "'berwi-e. oh, rem ~ -sy-
30 prophet J. not With 'ut bonor -sv, 10
ni- Own country Va- tuocksd X,
iigh D. th" = ysl rrception sccordea ti,,-'
a -iIngui-he'i p~ople ~ krJ
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
PAY $500
ON INDEBTEDNESS

Novenb<r 10, 1917.
L tie Storkholiers OF the Pythisn Nu-
tusi Law stibent Association. The Oficsr,
of tine Grand Lodge and Grand Oours-
District Deputies, tsrand Representative.
Ofiis~rs and Members of the subordiuass
ins;'tutions. sDd 10 every msmbsr Of
every department ~ tile Order of the
GRAND Jurisdiction Of the state of W~s
Virginia:
D~sr Brethren and sisters.
have the honor o. inform Won thas
another payment amounting o. StD he
Just been made on the indebssdue~. of
our Association. This rsducs, the dsbs
from ~. +Oo, the amount remsinins
dne after payment made . Iitsls vhils
ago. u 1.sD.O. The interest he alan
'-en rrduced from $ISD.O every thrss
months - t5s - per qu.rtsr. This in
formation ] am sure will be very erssi-
lying u you. and I hope will faspir,
every brother and sister who hss shs
<slisre Of the Association and the Ordsr
1t heart u buy stock. thereby h~Ipins
me To wipe out the remaining sndsbssd-
nes- in the shortest period of time. Will
yon DO IL?
Also. let each I,oige anu Oours sp-
point live agent, and ssnd mans 70 me
right away 90 that commission and sun
plies may be for~srisd 10 him or hsr
without delay. Trusting that you will.
and assuring you of my absolute fsish In
the iuture Of our great bu.lnsss instisu-
ton. | am
Yours very sincerely,
L. %. WILSON.
Grand Chan1silos.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07

stake near .h~ rni'l'c square there today
shortly sit.rnrsn.
The N-sr" ~i- ARRESTED ia Jackson,
Tenn late Saturday. and wss b~ing ta-
Ken Q" Dy-r-tnrg IN an automobils hy
the >h~rih and hIs deputies when . mob
net the oth~-rs and relieved them oi
'heir prisoner The entire county soon
knew "i the capture and Thousand. ricek
III to to~r.
>c'att 4. s.li to have c'nie--ed hi.
guilt lie Mas t-ken q . vacant lot uear
tile puhlr sqn-rr and tied q al iron
stake driven iu the ground. bondfrs
then MAS lighted The crowd carried
cut tie es~cution quietly.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07

veil and esrried = shower boquet of
bridal rosps-
Attending the bride were her sister,
Mr.. j. Ian J. Dixon, of Charles Town,
w. Va. Mstron Of Honor, Who wore =
turq '"'sr blue gown of embroidered chif-
fon over headed erepe-di-chene. With
pearl trimming and CARRIED white chrys-
a.ihsmunIs. Miss Geneyieve Booth. of
Philadelphia, Pa wearing pink tulle
over silver and satin messsline and
white chry.snthemums- Mics Bernice
Carson, oi this city, in . gown OF yellow
tull-. gold cloth and satin mess.line.
carrying white cnrysxnthemutns
Gifts "a the happy pair included two
hsnnsome cedar chest-, cut glass, silver
china. bed and bed linen. table linen,
and last but not least, q complete kitch-
IA outfit from her brother, Mr. Harry
A. Hurley. After receiving congrstu
lation from a host of friends and relatives.
hr aud Mrs Cspehsrt left for an ex
Tended trip to New York, Columbus, o.,
Huntington and Keystone, W. Va.
where the groom, promising young
layer, has built a handsome house.
furnished, where he and his bride will
make their future home. Out Of town
guests were Mr.. Arthur Hurley, Mrs
" Peterson. Mrs. A. r. Holland. Mss
j. 7. Williams, of Philadelphia; Mr.
William Smooth. brother of the groom.
of Atlantic City, y. J , and Mr. John
Dixon, OF Oh .rles Town, w. Va A
delightful dinner was given Tueeds
vening. to the bripal party 10y the par
-nt- of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. warne
Hurley
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
ChPtHARl. HURLEY

wAsHiNss. OK. - a. Nov. ~ -
An event hong % IL remembered took
place st o. 90. w'dn,rdsy No,eml+r
y. 1917. ~ tie bOm- Of Mr.. and Mr.
Warner Hprlry. l2IJ : It. thi- city.
when their drus hte'. Anna Li,ibg-tou. ,
and Mr.. Harry J. C1peheSt were united
in the ioly bond oi mstrimony by Rev
y. J. Grimke, ~ the 18th - Pre-i,y-
terisn churh. The gr,s,m was atteDd-.i
by Dr. ". l.. G. on. II Keystone. W.
Va. The brid-. xiven i'm marriage by
ber father, Mr.. Warner Hurley. wore an
sxqusitr gown II White s1tin, silver cloth
and chiffon, and q g,l ,, diamond gesrl
lssslsere, . gift oi tie groom. She wore
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
MILLIONS Of
AMERICANS
ARE NEEDED
SAYS f0HMER AMBASSADOR
To Bring Victory to Allies--Iess
Than 100 Men 10 America Capa-
bic Of Thiskins lnternatios-
ally, He Declares.

Ntw loRA, Dec. = Henry Morssu-
than, hr"rr Amh--sAsi"r to Turkey, 3D.
ire~sing the Free Synasugu- here TODAY.
-sii that b~t~-en J.up.ep and son
'sD American -nlii-r- would lie ues~fs<3
IN the war fronts oi Europe to brins
vi"tory Ia the sliies
In view of the stuI%ndous task facing
l~ Administration. therefore. he ssk~d
that all petty criticisms oi the Govsru-
m-nt's sct- erase at TIN. time.
The speaker compared the war 70 q
'esrful disease which lad been born So
yrsrs sgo under thr unhealthy political
intrigue- that lnfs-t~i Europe. All p>o-
piles are to blame Tor the conditioos. bus
h-y culminsts-i throug.. the srtious of
lac t'~'nan Empir-. h- said. just ~
"~'n ~ ''~rmsny b~-gsn To- make itsslf
lac great military power in tile world.
he Tsoint-,i out. the moment tor tb. cal
Annry ~as ~ hand.
Speaking of tlsr evidence of the politi-
al uniisslthinr.. IA Southeastern Eu-
rope, Mr.. Morgentl,au said.
When ! wa- In Turkey tl,.r~ 49,
'i-ei'ird unrest throughout the balhans
~nd all the surrounding t-I ritories. show
'ng . longing for sggrsn,iizement. Bull
saria, S-rbis. koumaria and Turksy
Zach wanted o. extend territory"
Speaking Of conditions in America. hs
,sid:
There are less than lt,b men ia Amsr-
Ga Who are capable "f thinking inter-
nationally. This is due largely 70 our
'~n history and Development. but shs
es'iers will appear ~ they slways have,
and se will develop Generals cspsols Of
handling JO.vO men. when hitherto %
have only msnsussrsd s .OOO ss ons dine"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
ALL TOOLS
AND ALLIES
Of GERMANY
Says to Win War is I'm
meCi ,ie and Un-
alIerabIe Task
Ahead.

wA~lilNSION. D,~ 8 4 Hefuit..
-taieiuent o. the world ri Au~rira'- ~ar
aims and oi the i,s-i- npon which y,.ac.
will b. considered ~a- male tDlay rs
Prsident Wilson 70 snd a,i,ir,.-- "a CON
gre-s IN which be urge,i immediate d,c-
lsrstiOn of = state 81 esr iet~een tie
United states and Au-tris Hur gary
Germsny's va--sl and tool. A. - Tnr
key and Bulgsris--also tools of the enc
my---he eouDseled delay becsu-e "they
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-12-07
White Newspspsr Deery Negro's
Insult.

Decent white men hsve no sort Il
sympathy ~nh thp-~ ~hite soldiers and
civiiiaLs 81 NIeksburg ~bo mObi,ed =
Negro lieuteDsnt 81 tie NstionsI Army.
finally forcing him n take of bi- UNI
form and lee the city IN Disguise. The
plain truth - that u the egro - 200 !
enough 70 tight for his county he 10
good enough To ask ns white men that
the American uniform in which he has
been placed protect him from Insult. -
kdierisl froD Index-Appesl.