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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
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Demticblanc mill
feinett Krieo NIT
Sen Der. Staten!
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sic ,lleimunecn bciSer tie~eicruneen
ausectaniHt wcrSen lcIem. /,
liein loOrt BON G~rmdbieune Scs ltssOOtkri,
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darlington cinen tiefen GinSrt& madbcn.

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SnnOesresiernns Den SOrdlas aemaht babe, cine Suncrenj BON Ser
fretrrn beOtr gambler ein3nbernfcn, nm 9luhel nno &cge IN beratcn, cine
taiddhen are9 5wtihen beoen eanOerH 5n OerGaten. 9ee 3adrut
fommt ans Sduei5cr GneQeu.
9enidlanO hat ben Scr. Staaten ST Derfc6cn acecbcn, Oaf, pcni
bic bplomatiden Sede6nugn 5uiihen Amcrifa mn 9euthlnnO and
abgebrOfen TnO, bic Senife gegicrung beunOd nanTdc, init Su Ser
Staaten in 5rieben 5n le6en,
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rfne @dfisnns 6S SandbUOtfrcges idiefcu lat, Sod erpartct 9eufh
laD BON Imerifa &OrfhlGgc, bic einen OrDbcnSen Grieg Dcrbntcn.
Die Sdmci5er SOfbaft fat bic gan5c angelegcn9cit in 6GnOcn
bepabrt amr barber Gin freuges 8ebeimnis.
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Salten geamteniuab[ nj.

Gle Ulitglicocr Der bier sur SION.
benton berIommelten Rebrasfa9ums
bermens qiiociation, melde i'm SO.
me @otcl ihr Souptqunrtier 6abeu,
%erfDabIten Jrcitag 2. 8. 2igbtner
non ct. e0tpnrO mieoerum 8unt
8rdii0euten Der 8ereinigung. NAB.
reno j. s. arotter bon 9oliio0e
8i5epraii0ent murDe. Serr 2iohtner
uno VI. q. GoIpeber neIde auf orei
Sabre in 0a5 9ireftorinu criu16It
wur0ef, uerosu Den 6daBmeiitcr
uto Den 5efret0r eraemteu.
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gcEtes annlcrt nrr MrtniIrra-

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ons iunfte mo IcBtc aou5crt Scr
g8ctoilers beginnt or1 4ionfaa
nm 8 ubr ntorgens am adrtenIdla[
ter i'm g~li0ltorium. 9ieIes unlit.
fnliihe 5eIt bietct uns ben rilbmlidIt
6efarmien 02enoeIiobn G1or 5ulam.
men nit oent minneapolis 5BHpbo.
nip. Cr6cter. elm 8rogramm, 6as
ais luirfli6 eritflaiiig be5cifnet mer.
Den muB.
Ger Menoeliobn Gbor ite6t untcr
Der benobrten 2citung Don Ibos. Z.
aeap. mdbreuO Ser emil Cberbof.
Ter oas minneapolis 5Bmpbonp4Cri
DIETER meiitern mira. Gieie beioen
muiitaIiideu gercmigungcu 6aben
iid) bereits eincu n~ationalel Rilf err.
Uor6eu Der idoh jcst ocn erfola
0es aon5erte5 iitcr itelt. On sic
Atadirage nod Sibpldten cine groBe
iciH miro, modtcn mir unieren sc.
fern anraten, lid lire Gintrittstor.
ten i~riib8eitig 81 6eiorgeH.
Gie orgaHiiierteu 9lrbeiter oea
@onoes erflorell it'd u6eraG gcgel
cineu ariea nit Geutihlono, mo
mir glollben nift, OnB iemono e.
lnagcn miro. lbHeii oesbalb patriot.
idc @eltnunHa nb6niprebe1. Sie
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Nrhaltcn lire garaerpapiere.

lleber - Gerioncl. ueIde miiroig
befun0en mor0en pareit, 9iirger Der
Der. 1taaten Bit mer0cL lpur0en
6rcitag obeuo i'm Commercial Glib
pom 3ihter Gan i5re 9iIrgerpapierc
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meiit 6remogebDrcne, uobuten ser
3eremOnie bel. Inter Den 8eOneru.
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rem Guf Den &eg mitgaben beianoen
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ter 8]oo0roug4 mo oer BraiiOent
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Gamdbbcctc IinS rcdbt
flci6ie ecweicn!

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heute b~erienften BRET 9nmpfern, mo-
fiiber an or0Crer Stelle beridtet
wirn, belfiert iia bic 3obI Der felt
Dem /. 5ebruar bon oeutiden
Eaud6ooten .torpeOierten 5hitrerl
nnf Is, Al engiiide, Z nnoere glGiier.
tensG mlpfer, % neutrole rno Elm
9merifaner-mit insgeialnt 163.-
T3S Ionnen @ebaIt. (Sier3u fom.
men nod Die 5ablrei6en non ben
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@onetn g6eater.

9ieie5 6ellebte ltnterbaltlmgabnu5
brlugt fir Bic tommenoe ISOLDE cine
fi0ele 5Deiattige 5ltmoresfe o36e
Girl from Nopbcre", bic ron oen
gMtaios of America~ inter 8cibtlfe
bon 9ernorrogen0en ainitleru Der
gur(estenbii6ne u~nteritibt mer0en.
8rddtige MsuIif, effeftboae5 6ar6en-
ipiel mo einlfmeidelnoc M2uiit BIZ
Oen 0ie 6ouptp1tnfte oleies Dorjig.
lifen programmes. Sin 9ben0 Des
froblidlcu 2ohens. 0cs 5paugIoicii
ltnferbaltens u1o uitgebunoener
3roblidfcit Itebt ieoent geiuder be.
Dor. Inter Den SdouipieIern Der
0ienen beIon6ere @eoftung: 81. 81.
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s5olcpb Beiton, 6os 9teQ 0enrD 3rio
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rctta 6pmonos mo MarD Dad.
Gin GROCER Chorus hibidcr Wtdo.
den trogt sur nagemeinen lluterbaf-
tung bel.
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4enfonen fir 9anfanneiteIlte.

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Qn9eiteIte. melde 5pon5ig Sabre
III SteIung iin0, bel Gintritt einca
ALTERS BON so Sobren peniions.
beredti9t iino. 9lud iino Grontcn.
pcniionen ionic ioIdc iitr Die @it.
men mo 8niien b%eritorbener an.
geiteIlten b~orgeieben.
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pramic fir Hapcrnno
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81 %griinOen aus neldem 5hiifs.
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es gelingt, era oelttihes Iuldboot
3u fabern, belobnt fperoen iollen.
Ger 6lotten0erein bat 81 oieienl
s3med Die Sunme bon 10000 Jran-
fen geitiftet.
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etilerreiAiider NLomiraI neiLor6en.

2on6on, 10. Sch. @entaB 0crl
9mitcrOomer Observation-Disclosures
mel0etc cine 8ieuer 9epeihe ocn
Eoo oes aontcroomirals 0sfnr san
IA, oes O-beritfommanoiercuoen DER
oiterreihiid lngnriiden Slottc. 2im
qcnidpinOfu6t mar Die llriade 0eS
J00eS.
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shnbenfcnrr.

Die ShmieOc Ser Omaha See &
Storage 60, ode ii. uno Saul
StraBc. iDuroe 5rcito9 morgen tell.
lDeiie ourh 8eltcr 3eritort. Der on.
geridtete Sdooen betragt etpo GOO
Collars.
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i5iinftrs Gegimcnt luirS
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gum Grob miro oos 5. 9}ebrasfa nc.
gtnlent, baS %gegenp0rtig in Sort
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itert ner0eu.
Die gorbereitungen 0o5l limo I'M
Do(leli @nnge, mo man bofft, 0nf
in ipateiteu5 5iUnu5ig Iagen DC
Qusm1Iterung Beginner fam.
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$50 INNER 6as aStar ipnngleo
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ahhiidler @O6ItatinfcitS6aa.

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Qin0erboriteQnno

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ganfen wlpntoo aeIdIOTem.

Die bieiigcn 8nnfen mo bic @e.
treioeb0rie merOeu Mioutag, &incolns
@%e6urtstag, geidloiien bIeiben.
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GngIdnoern nift beridtetcn Ser
ienfungen.)
9tammer 70.
2on0on, 10. Sch. - Ger 9ri-
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berienft moroelt.
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Evening star., 1917-12-18
CALL OF D. C. HOME ENDS
IN MURDER CONVICTION
George jackson, Colored, Comes
Back and Is Arrested for
Old Crime.

The desire of George Jackson. colored,
to revisit Washington after an absence
Of four years is responsible for his ar
rest and conviction today Of second de-
/ gree murder.
Jackson had an alteration with an
other colored man. Charles Brooks. near
Delaware avenue and n street south
west, July is, 1912. He admits he shot
Brooks and inflicted an injury from
which the victim died. Jackson departed
the next day. and the police looked for
him in vain.
About year ago Jackson, thinking the
affair had blown over. decided to come
to Washington. The grand jury in the
interval had returned an indictment for
murder in the first degree, and the police
arrested the visitor. jackson was placed
on trial before Justice Stafford and a
jury in Criminal Division !. and the jury
Evening star., 1917-12-18
WORKING TO RELIEVE
FREIGHT CONGESTION
Special Committee From the
Board of Trade Is Active in
Considering the Question.

Another agency to assist In the solu-
tion of the problem Of freight conRes-
tion in Washington is today actively at
work on the situation, following the
a appointment yesterday Of special COM
mittee from the Washington Board Of
Trade to consider the question in all its
phases.
The committee was appointed by w.
T. Galliher, president OF the board, and
ratified by the executive committee. of
which Samuel J. Prescott Is chairman.
The committee met yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Prescott Is also the head of the
new committee. and the other members
are Walter A. Brown. Edward H Droop,
Walter c. C,ephane and odell s. Swift.
The body will be known as the freight
congestion and local transportation
committee. The members had before
them today data furnished by the dis
cussion Of the problem at yesterdays
executive committee meeting, which
was the first meeting Of the newly ap-
pointed committee.
That the freight congestion here
threatens a paralysis Of business prog
was the concensus of opinion among
the members who took part In discus
sion Of the situation. The special COM
mittee will make a thorough investiga-
tion of conditions and report back to
the executive committee.
Routine matters were also disposed
OF at yesterdays meeting.
Evening star., 1917-12-18
DESK LADEN WITH ROSES
REMINDER OF BIRTHDAY
Former Senator Scott Recipient Of
Fluctuations on His Seventy
Fifth Anniversary.

A desk loaded with roses and cut flow
ers. and a pocketful of personal mes
sages from many parts of the country
greeted former Senator Nathan Bay Scott
at his Office In the Continental Trust Com
pany. today The occasion was Mr.
Scott's seventy-fifth birthday anniversary
'On the job and turning in a mans work
every day." said the former senator. "So
many of the young men have gone from
the bank into some branch or other OF
the service. and the government has
called so many of our other assistants
women as well as men, that it's up to
those of us who are left to keep busy
The senator expressed a tr.-e OF un-
Evening star., 1917-12-18
Golf in Charleston in 1898.

From the Charleston News and Courier
1t may come as a surprise to local
players to know how long ago-almos
a century and quarter-the royal
game was enjoyed by Charlestonians.
In making research through the files of
the South Carolina Gazette recently I
came upon the following notice, which
send as contribution to our golfing
records:
city Gazette and Daily Advertiser.
SATURDAY. November 16. 1885,
Golf Club.
This being the anniversary OF the
South Caroline Golf Club, the members
are requested to attend at WilIiams'
green, on account Of the bad weather,
Dinner on table at o'clock,
by order Of the president
I EDWIN GARDNER,
Secretary"
Evening star., 1917-12-18

The Society of the Army of the Philip
pines, composed of officers and enlisted
men who served in the Philippine
Islands from 1898 to 1902. is meeting in
Boston today for its eighteenth annual
national convention. More than half
the present membership of the society
Is now in active military service.
Evening star., 1917-12-18

returned verdict today Of guilty OF
murder In the second degree. jackson
was remanded to Jail to await sentence
Attorneys 8. C. Brex and Lawrence
|Koenigsborger appeared for the defense
Evening star., 1917-12-18
Gets His Lodge Record.

ITO make sure, If possible, wrote to
the Masonic lodge at Barnssville, Ohio.
where became Mason. and the record
showed me to have been born in 1912.
Now l don't know which to believe. the
Bible entry or the date l have always
gone by"
Senator Scott is In the best Of health
and for some time has been at his Of
flee every day during banking hours. do
ing, as he says, mans fun days work
ident.
Evening star., 1917-12-18

certainty as to whether he should be re-
ceiving congratulations on his seventy
fifth or his seventy birthday ami
versary.
It's this way" he said. 'fYou-see, my
biography in the Congressional Nrectory
says l was born in 1912. and that is the
way l have always understood it. Not
long ago, however, my son, Capt. Scott.
was looking through an old family Bible
sent to me by my sister about a year ago.
with my old Army blankets and other
tykeepsakes. In the Bible he found an en-
try In my mothers own handwriting, Civ
ing the year of my birth as 1871.
Evening star., 1917-12-18

when Yea Catch Cold
TAXA Father Johns Medicine at once
Evening star., 1917-12-18
Assistant United States Attorney Leahy
conducted the prosecution.

II you want work read the want col
umne OF The Star.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
FREE SPEECH lF0p FREE AMERICA.
lD0MT MUzzIE TRE.pREss =

iue censorship provision O.
the espionage bill now before
the U. s. Congress, having TO.
Its object a suppression of th.
freedom Of speech, a shameful
muzzling of the press, is one OF
the most dangerous blows at tn
very foundation of our free in
situations that has ever been q,
tempted since the laundering &
the A ID e ca n Government,
What. Suppress the freedom
OF thought and speech. NV Goo
now revolving it Is to the 2OtI
century civilization The Ell
ightened An ericsn people don
want the news suppressed. The,
want free and untrammelle,
discussion Of every question t.
day affecting their rights. Nor
archial governments practice
such tommy rot and as q resu,
anarchy reigns. Thomas Jeffer
son, the author and writer of IT,
Declaration OF Independence. th
real EN- bodiment OF a Democra.
ic form OF government declare.
that government without law,
would be better than a govern
ment without q free press. Hi
opinions were those of a gres
statesman and not OF a peanu
politician. They were opinion
ripe with practical expert nee
Abraham Lincoln. father OF Re
publicanism. by the side of whom
no man today lives who can lay
claim to such craftsmanship a
characterized this great man:
man sent from God to liberat.
an enslaved people from chains
said that 1T was better that pub
lie officials should be criticised
uniustly than that they SHOULD
not be criticised at all.
The Constitution of these Unit
ed States provides that Con.
gress shall make no law abridg
ing the freedom OF speech or n 9
press. Yet the people have 90,
70 be Inundated with the wailins
CRY and what appears to Us 10
be unststesmanlike measure,
being offered and espoused by
congressman today 10 no uzzle tb
press aid the suppression O
Tree speech. Let the peopl,
know what's going on. Civ.
them q chance to hear both side,
OF every question. They are DO
fools. They know there is wa.
eoing on. They know il is so
rious. They are ready TO 6gb
but want 10 do il not as slave,
but - free men.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
JOHN WILLIAMS SHOT BY
WIN WALKER At GARY NO. 2.

In the home OF Lewis Finney
last Saturday, . little tragedy
happened between two boarders,
John Williams and VIM. Walker,
resulting In Walker shooting
Williams twice. one OF which was
thought N be fatal. One sbo,
entered the leg and the other in
the breast. Walker made his es.
cape and 10 Jet 1t large. Cause
10 unknown. Only each OF the
parties 10 the frscus was drink
ing sor ewhat
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18
Examination Dates
For 1917

June :. Examination for Elementary
Renewal, Urinary. High Schonl
Supervisior's and special Certif.
Gates
July 1870 Examination for Flernen.
tary, Renewal. Primary. High
Sshcoi' SUPERVISION aud Speri Al
RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATES
FIRST grade ceitihcstes may he renewed
on the iOilOuIn9 conditions.
reaching or bting otlIe. wise ectivelv
engaged m school work for thre~ wear.
within the life II the cprtifirate
iull year m a standard college ~
normal school or other school .pprov,.l
~ the state Board ~ Edn~-ion ,.,,,,r,.
Tie same ~ years teaching rrovi,l.l
the work - dine thin the life of A..
rertibcate or the YEAR immedinteiv fol.
lowing its expiration.
Aspiration for renewal must - m.de
within year from the date of the exni,.
alton Of tie certificate
The certihcste must be endorseT for
each year the folder hs- taught the,eo,
An applicant for renewal nav tske 81
animation on any or all the subject. I;-te,,
on the certificate with q view Of rai-;ns
the general average
No examination - reonired for a..
first renewal Wv
Applicants for second renewal in 1917
VIII be required % pas examination 90
me state Course Of Study with KendsII
and Mirrick's How 10 Teach the Fnnd.
s""entsl subjects" and Cubberly's ssRn,.
Al Lie and Educstion," or. inssesd a
examination furnish evidences of hsv;ng
attended the State University. a &c.,
NORMAL school, OF . school approved bv
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-18

Rev. w. Mitchell. pastor Scott
Street Baptist church. Bluetield,
oficiatad in . marriage ceremony
Wednesday night at Eckman.
His work in Bluefield is q great
success.
Hon. Thos- Edwards, sealer of
weights and measures for this
county. . progressive young man
and . strong Republican. and an
exscting young man In the de-
tense Of the people with regard
TO weights and measures. was in
the city Wednesday regulating
matters.
Mrs. j. w. Parker. of Mounds
vile. w. Va, 10 visiting friends
In the county. She called in to
take . peep ct The Mcdowell
Times. She Visited friends ct
Mcdowell. Kyle AID WEIGH. She
says everybody 10 busy gusrden
ing Ground the state prison.
Mr.. Jesse Pinnicks, OF Jenkin-
Jones, was In the CITY Saturday.
He In . representative of the
Com mercisl Casualty Insurance
Co. and 10 . strong WORKER for
the Pythisns Of the state. He
tells 10 that 20 new mem bers
have been initiated within the
last two months.
SNOW IN MAY 13, 1917.
Last Sunday the people were
greatly surprised ~ see great
drops of snow and hale fall. II
Was something unusual and the
fact that il has been cold for .
long time and winter seems TO
IinRer In the lap Of spring max es
most people uneasy. Yes. it
showed quite . bit throughout
Mcdowell county.
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OelE6lTEs so TO CHARLESTON \
AUTOMOBILES.

Despite the fact that bis father
was very sick. Delegate J. Buel
Swope OF WEIGH. learning that
some important matters were 70
come up before this extra sos-
sion of the legislature seriou sly
affecting the freedom Of speech
and muzziling the press, hurried
ly made ready and aoco npanied
by his associate, Mr.. J. Floyd
"aldror. left Tuesday morning
IN car for Charleston where
they will tie on hand without fear
o vote for such legislation a. will
effect credit upon our American
Institutions. They go with hearts
toll OF hopes that this may be al
session where partizan princi-
)les may be laid aside and the
cal rights and needs of the
great people be adhered TO. Both
u these Young men, while Re-
publican in politics. can be de-
Dended upon to vote for the best
interests of the people. They
"epresent the richest county in
the state and their constituents
can rely on it that they will do
their best TO reflect credit on
themselves as thinkers and bring
slory 70 their constituents in
whose behaves they were elect
q.
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