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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07

The End day of September OF each
year is a day and date on which every
cOlOred man ought ~ look with "A degrs-
Of inexpressible pride in that Il com
mernorates the i-suance OF the fiir-t
proclamation by Abraham Lincoln look.
Ing forward u the freezing of Negroe.
from slavery. And while Pennsylvanis
Was the first STATE ma the tnit4d State-
u take definite action for the eInaDci
patton Of sisve-, All act providing for
this having been passed. ON March 4 q,
Is~', and While ON January J., IsG; VA.
and will always IL hOnors.i ~ the dat.
upon which the second great ofliria
Emancipation Proclamation Mas isued
by President Lincoln setting Tree all the
slaves in the relelliOus ststss, yet, xe ~
a I'eOple. take a delight an cOInnnenlrat-
Ing earh Of the two last days with "a
resines- anil nov while we are in tlis
mid-t OF the terriiDls-t war the world la.
ever So "a or real - and yet don't know
what j. - - the final outcome, 49, feel
u will he pleasure for every cnlOrs-i
m ,n throughout the black belt Of the
southern tier cyuntie- of West Virginia
To g~t togetlier and have an understand
ny - ON that lag we hope u wili h.
the pleasure for all tie exerutive com
~ ttee. 81 10Th political factiOns. and
any and al others. D. lay ASIDE Ier-onal
chickering's. lesling- and tliO-e little cheat,
rnea-ly AMI petty "a ousies that 10 more
toward disfuPing and un-ettling con
drti0n- bet~een fri~nd-. and for the SAX %
and bog< II setter results in every lie.
p1rifueut 81 our nge- and uc,1pati Dn let
w. 1T apart September 2,ad. thu yea.
- one lay on ~hieh every colorrl man
~ man AMI did. u nece--ary. sbO1lI
celebrate and hsve a big mesting LIT
~ g'.t t,ys'tlier -orne where In tire little
IRE STAT of NclJowels" o. - de-ig-
nat a later on ~ the r mmittee su,i
there let o. all hsge a love fea-t Ia can
H.. done. NJ this meeting ~ may Dis
cl-- politics, religion, lo.e, la~. divorce,
edueation and tie great war. But 1T u-
meet. LIT everybody look forward u
a a. day With tire hoF'e Of pulling OF q
''big one.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07
Schools Generally Opened Tuesday
Of This Week. Large At
tendance.

The -eh"ol- generally Of Mcdowell
county opened IN iull hla=t Tuesday of
this week. Monday l,eing Labor Day.
i.a'ge numbers of children ARE in attend
ance. snd while the schools are largely
under the same general manag.nrrn
with few exceptions 80 far ~ -uIerir trld
ence In concerned, u h. quite noteworthy
that there are quite a number of new
faces ss t~sehers in the schools of this
county. This ulesn- that Tor the hr-t
lev days and weeks many ol the chill
irrn have got to get acquainted. The
hope IL that tl.e I,e-t kind oi work will
- done this year among the trAcl,rr-
mi that no teAcher will hope t. hold
his or her position upon their "good
"oks their past record, nor upon any
pther condition other than real work
work. work.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07
JEWS MUST RAISE
BIG sum FOR RACE
People in War Zone Suffering
From Hunger and Dying From
Exposure --Appeal for Holy
Days.

Advantage is To tie taken Of the Jewish
holy days beginning September l., with
the advent OF the Jewish New Year.
which. IN the Jewish calendar, j. the
Year 567s. and which will continue until
fom kippur, September 2t. u rsise at
least 81 ,Op go toward the $l,VDo,Ou
Jewish war relief fund This announce
ment Was made Saturday by Henry H.
Rosenfelt, assistant To- the executive d.
rector OF the American Jewish relief
committee, OF which Louis Marshall il
chairman.
During the holy days more than .eD
important cities throughout the United
states will be scenes Of special appeals in
the synagogues, and SPEAKERS have TEN
assigned TO practically every synagogue
IN the United State for this Occasion.
The Obj-ctive Of the campaign, which j.
also 10 be participated IN 10y tile central
relief committee aud the peoIle's relief
committee, - 81 .psb.osb II i-ez-enfial.
it 10 explained. that not les than thi-
sum lie raised, for the reason that tle
Ofier OF Julius ROsenwald, ot Chicago, to
give ten per cent OF all funds rai-ed IN
America up 10 slO.WD,pD, expires on
November J. The slO.Wo.vD nlu-t he
raised prior u that date m order that
the fund shall receive the tl,Us.s q
from Mr.. RoseL~ald. a. promised.
Mr.. Rosenfelt. in announcing the cam
psign for the holy days. made the fol-
owing statement:
The solmn O, ssion of lOm KipI ur
or day of stonefDent, has ever l-rn the
slynsi for thoughts and deeds ~ unsei-
h-h KINDNESS ON the part of The Jewish
E~ople. This tradition finds Greater
scOpe today than ever i~fore
The latest advices from Russia. from
Palestine and from all parts of EnrcI.r
Indicate that tie Jewish non cDrnl,atant
population oi Ill c,.untrIe- In the war
zODe- arr suffering unt,ld mi-~ry-A
misery which - beios sccentuatei wish
every passing day oi the great conflict.
The fIp.DsItsD which Amsricau
Jewry hss undertaken % rare during
tins year as.d which must b. rai-ed y in
adequate ~ least O. more than stop the
p~ng- Of TIE most desperate hunger. 90
sl~vI' y the most s.re di-trs-s and 1,
comfort thO-e IN the dirrst -trsisht- of
Il ~titution. IL - hoped that the forth
coming campaign for Jewish ~sr relief
during the holy days will result in di-
recting the tboueht and sympathy of
every Jew in Americs ~ those in Eurot.e
who are solely dependent upon the relief
furnished from the United State"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07

held BAPTIST cha r,h. Eckman. On his
return home M"nday he st,p,.Si by the
I'ms- eftce ao'Dnsp&nis d hy p~s~on x
L. Benton. Rev Mckoy. w. also has
Juet returned from s'ri' in ruckinsi am
county for "A lit,lr r-~t snd - health.
SAYS crops are very gHD.l az that the
h'gh r"-t "i hNing ls crrstins aor~ -~nti-
ment rmong the people 0" ti. part o.
the country than anything -. lot even
excepting the Mar. iii~ tni. has hs~n
very h~n~iicisl o. him aud ie return.
nuch refreshed ready f,r the work n.,
only "i the ehusch iut at th. e. x Il
\ r.. "i ~hi,h h, - the head
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07
Will Live In Cincinnati Hereafter

Hon J. Frank Johnson. former l,er-
iil of the little state of MclDoxeil cOun-
ty' AMI Who becam~ wealthy man. af-
ter having leen born and reared in thi-
county has decided to leav, and make
sometime ago he pnrcha-rd palnce in
the above name'i city and on last sun
lay night he. together with hlr vile and
,hree children left Weleh, our county
eat ior Cincinnati where they will make
their future b,'inr Mr. Johnson wa
-uccec'led I'D Dr =. 4. Daniels. Who H.
nov the popular sheriff OF thi- great
county. having ls--n "verwh luingly
'lccts.d last November, 1916.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07
EMANCIPATION
DAY SEPT. q
TO BE CELEBRATED BY COLOR
ED MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN OF OLD
MCDOWELL
Prominent Speakers
To Be Present

Counties to lie Invited--A
6el-to Gether Meeting With a Love
Feast, Confessions of Each Others
sins, Forgiveness Asked ami Granted
Promises To do Better, live Closer To-
gcther, Having = Bett~r Understand
INK Win be Order Of the Day. PrOdi-
gal Sons u Return; Political Diflr. =
snces To be Forgotten.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07

have acquired the one great virtne W.
have had in such abundance, patience,
which is the true ess-nce Of charity, that
breaks down all barriers and makes of
all mankind q common brotherhood.
Then and not till then will this world
conflict end Then shall the lion and
the lamb lie down 10 ,ether, and the land
dow With milk and honey snd all tie
whole world be at peace under the father
hood Of God and brotherhood OF man.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07
Continued on Psge Two
Leg Broken.

We~ Johnson, Of GILLIAN, was taken
t~t,e Vel n hospital stnrdsy suffering
, tn q broken lsg A. the result OF falling
.G. IN The Gllilam mines.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07
BlUER|ELO V0TEO NEXT PLACE OF MEETING
Secretary's and Treasurer's Reports Completely
and Accurately Tally and Both Give Com
plete Satisfaction Endowment De-
partment Without an Equal
Excellent Records

Al the r,rrnt t'rand l.. .ire nrrtiny ol
thr Grand nit,~i Dr,i~r ct O,iliriIo~
which rpnvrn,.i in tl,r rity "i Wh~rl,nr
and ah"nt which nrntion WIS made a
lew days sg" ln tins paper and otl-r-.
w- may additionally -sy that thrrr were
strong and painted r,--ointion- whirh
were Offered and l,a--,~i t"nrhinv the
Nsgroe- personal interest ln AMI h- ,l,.
votlon to the lmrrlcan government In
thr-e hours of international war hk..
uIheaval- ls--.,lutiDn- were sent to ti,.
Governor oi tins state assuring hinl ol
the readiness and fait,. .ful ,IrNoiion L. tl,..
iiag 10y thI- or.i.r throughout tlr luri-
iIcti"n oi tl'e great state "i W.T. Var
giniA
Evs~yl"dy lett the inviting in r~pi
spirits. with NO FEELING against any other
-"nseb'~iy that any thing hal is-n .l"nr
wrong Good REPORTS were hr"urht To-
every Sulsoriinat,' l"lge by every dele
gate. QnF=tion- ailrrtiny tlir iossi sup
ply. the high cort ol living. thr ,ducT-
ti"nal -tatu- ot the rars'. the black man n
possibility in tins -tat~. ami EARNEST aI-
Ieal- we're masle In many -Irrrhe- on
the ii"or and ,-ls~ially during the tinH
-et Tor tlIe ''ti"od oi the Or.lrr'' Tor men
and women to oi-rryc more partirula
~ and COM ~ientiou-ly the principles 81
e onony- La fact tllerr we're more real
Signs oi men and women rNrmplyfying
the true aud unadultrrats.l Irincipl,-- 81
un-elii-h Insnh'~,d than ha- ever isrn
seen In any either ms~tlng oi ihi- nf.ier
NENr PLACE or MEEIINs
Hy a unaninoI- vote "l every .i.l.1,at..
the next mr~tIng of tlir s.rAsd l.Aig,.
will be in tie gatr way city To- ili' ws-t
i!luciirld-~hich will i~r "n tie second
"Wednesday of August. lrlg
There ~ NO rubiing u nut hut that
tins ws- tlss most harIn"nIo,I- ms,.;ing.
each -s--ion of which wa- fn-,-d With
I,leazaDtnsz- aud grnrrAl co-oIrratinn
and the most succe-siul nircting ~ ever
have experienced.
w w. SANDEI:S
some 81 the hs-t and ui',-t brainy nirn.
men Of general ability. 'rlurati"n bus
ins--- and religious l-al constituted tir
working force- oi thl- -e--i0n. There
~s- Hon. w. w. Sanders. Ex state -
brsrIan, Assistant state supervisor ol
Sciiool- and one 81 the leading old Frl.
lp~- IA the State, present. lie wa- the
spirit, A. thoroughly artivr every MN
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07

Schools opened Tuesday Of this week
and the children in large number. w.re
zen vending their vsy 10 the school
rooms.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07
President McKoy Returned From
Visit For Health.

Rev. X. " McKoy ID. d.. Tr.iient
a the Golden knle Beneficial snd Fn-
do~ment Association. preached ct his
new Geld Of labor Sunday in the Wing
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
PACINASDE LACUERRA
Una entrevista con 81 Marlsca)
Won E1indemburg

In I,rIosc
nr.sna l., rrerr, Cd
Ior.uJo- II. dare.
~, -. .1;,do. .+,ih,,v,r
~,5s 4"V m,aIa s.arta n,,n F.,
- .,,.n ~ ,., Hro..;5,
.'o'''' ) 10 -,
''''," 81
'',r $50 ~,.,;n,
IA" ID "I'
'' lawn W WV
S,,.'.o.,''~ olar a,,a Ias n,ri,.
.;m.d.. =.
"'' .,;.do. ~
49,, lar.a...nJo -, Ios roc;o,ns on,
r,~r,or 81 cr7,no DO ,uestros cneni
.-,s .,nc,, cntrc :; n misr,a confiag-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

TO decisive, nj NADIA que lie parezca.
CEN Ell ano de 1915, los gobiernos
aliados consolaron a sus pueblos ha-
ciendoles promesas para 1916 Y como
este ano esta a punto de terminar. los
c~onsuelan con 10 que ocurrira en-
1917.
"cConseguiran en- ell ano e~ntrante
el fin que persiguen desde tanto item
Ipo?" Lo veran Y 10 veremos.
lie hicc entonces Ia siguiente pre-
gunta:
":No cree V. {. razonable, suponer
QUO 10 que no cons,guieron en- IS me-
ses la Gran Bretana, ell Canada, Aus
.trlIia. SudAfrica, la India, el Egipto,
Italia. Portugal, Servia, Montenegro
Y Rumania -.
"Se clvida listed de los industria-
les V b.nqucros ncrtcamericanos',
me irtcrrumpio cl Mariscal Y yo ON
tinuG:
mo cree V. E. que todos elias
GO :secuiran ell fin que persiguen 81
continue Ia guerra?
"iNor' contcsto cl MAriscal 0 VOC
firmc. No pucdo contestar a su pre-
gunta sino con un no rotundo.
.';Por que continuan ]entonceS Ia
cfusi6n de sangre?' lie preglnte.
listed dche preGuntarlo a nuestros
cnomigos Y no a mi.
lie die que sc asegura en- todas
parties. que Alcmania descaba In paz,
cl Mariscal contest6:
"Es cicrto que deseamos la paz. pc
70 solo despu6s de haber impuesto
nuestra vcluntad a nuestros enemi-
Cos. Cuando Sc convenzan dc que \.
lamanil no pucelc ser derrotada Y nos
reconozcan el derecho de deSarrol!a:
nos iibremcntc y compgtir paciiIca-
mcnte con las demas n]aciones.
Sc i~ntcrrumpi6 cl Mariscal, Y des-
Dues de una brevc paisa, agrcgo:
"Perc soy soldado Y debo hacer Ia
guerra. Es possible que pueda indlcar
Ia posibilidad de hacer una paz sa-
tisfactoria, pero el co~ncluirla es una
tarea que incumbe 4 los hombres de
Estado".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
10 que vj5 una muier en- A|emaIIa

Miss Madeleine I. Dotty hizo III
yiaic q Alemania en- el curse del III
timo veIuno. lleyando la representa-
cion de Ia "Tribuna" de Nueva YORK
y GeI ~peri5dico que con ell mismo
uombre Sc publica en- Ia ciudad de Chi
cago. Sus arriculos, que han sido
r..icrtemcntc publicado en- dichoS pc.
rj5Gico-. nos traen las obscrvaciones
Sgpcrf!ciales de una mujer que ha de-
dicaIo todas sus energias a trabajOs
dc oricn sociological.
Mis- Dot,v empieza por describir-
,os In r3miia uue hizo 4 bordo de.
,r.u one Il coriucia desde Dinamar-
20, % Uor,burro. = no vacila en- cali
.:..,-. coro rio "cuarta ~cIase", co..
~, ..,,.icio dc cuarta cIase tambien.
,.,r.idad dice Ia rscritora de rcfc-
~..n., es ocouc6a. Ia caiidad mali.
!, r~r,,,-.ci5r atroz. No crccmos
,.,,nr,i, sYs ascrcioac.. Va ouc =
~ro,.f,rar;., Il. fnnda en- las c~i~cuns-
~r,,.;~. fn nfn H.. r1atil,os 1ua Sc sir
,isron rarrrap -. g7rdlra. de azil
.,.. g. ln s.za,. r. ,omida lc pro
d1io Ia impression i" "A que So sirv"
H.. ,siIoIos cr las p~risiones.
-. babffarjoncs Il Sc lc dicron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

~pcsiblcs. a las emergencies de una
guerra dilatada. A la seguridad Y
a In arrogancia han venido a sustltulr
sentimientos de mclancolica resigna-
ci0u. Superficialmente Sc We cler-
ia animation y builicio, pero sc trata
de una actividad sospechosa y fictl-
cia. En- las GALES abunda Ia genie.
pe"o las tiendas Sc ~encuentran desier-
tus".
"Por otGa parte-continua Miss
Dotiy.-sc rota falta de cosas que pc
der comprar. Los muy a~comOdados
.odavian pucIen hacer compras. pc
20 todas las cosas barata5 solo pueden
adquirirse con tarjetas del Gobierno.
Ia nccesidui Y los apuros han llcga-
do. Y los ricos Sc prutegen a 81 mismos
4 costa de los pobres.
En- cl Hotel Adlon Y IN los demas
grandes hotcleS, ticnc uno que sufrir
bien POGO. ALI saben o~cultar las de-
ficicnc;as de Ia alimentaci0n 0 gran
ingenio. La cantidad de carne, de
pan Y de m~antequilla, son las mismaS
rura caGa persona. Sc da mantequi'
la los dos dias en- GaIe no hay carnc,
los martcs Y los vierncs. FL problema
dc la carne puGie decirse que no ha
afcctado d los ricos. Los pollos Sc
consigucn por 10 que puedcn adqui
rirsc. aunquc a prcciOs muy e!eva-
dos
En- los hotclcs Sc les acostumbra
scrvir los dias en- que no debc coElcr-
Sc carnc Y la grasa de las aves supple
Ia falta 0 cscasez de mantequll!a.
Como los pobres no ticncn con fire.
cucncia dinc-o para comprar caTne
0 ~manteGuiill, su racion Ia compraH
los ricos para 81.
En- ell Hotel Adlon, las habilaciones
son lujosas. La guerra y Ia pobrcza
existcn fuera del cdificio, pero en- ci
interior TODD es c~omodidad Y iIjo.
"Aun los almuerzos son tranquil!
zadorcs: conSiStcn en- cafe, SacaTlna,
I'm chorrita lie leche, dos panecilIos Y,
Il falta dc m~antcquilla, una %rebanada
de dclicioso jam6n'.
En- IL famosa aveni&A Dc "Untcr
den Linden, cscasos grupOs De gen
te pasan Y vuclven a pasar. Parcce
que Sc rcspira una atmoslera DOM
meal. Sc reuncn grupos para est1-
cionarse en- los dos lugares mas int
~resantes: en- donde Sc fijan los bolet'
mes de Ia guerra Y ante las t!endas
de p~rovisiones. Las muestras que dc
queso Y mantequilla Sc eXhioen en-
los apaIado-es. son simpies trOZos de
madeira, con una cIbierta de estano:
artiSvicamente pintada.
La actividad de Berlin ea Il actl-
vidad de una poblacion en- d~ecadenc!a
0 de Il capital de segdhdo oFueh
en- tiempos normales. No Sc observan
va br!llantes taximetros Y los ca
r~ruajes no son sino no 10 que no ha
,yido acceptable por el ejercito, o re-
s~urrecci0n del pasado.
"Por 10 que toca a las gentes, Sc
observa en- elias IN encanecimientc
sombrio. Todas parecen demacradas
Y muy p~resente tengo la circunstan-
cia de no haber vistO Ell mi viaJe NJ
IN solo cittur6n tirante para SOTO
z la gordUra.
CPasa a ia Pag ga. Col. 5a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06
mi esposa sufrio por
y amos" dice Ill
hscsndado
NO pudo sanar hasta que tomo cl
t0nicO Tanlac" dice f. Belzung.
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y va no he welt" 4 "lrios qaeJaEse
1e dolores de capeZA n paipitacioheS
del ccra2"n. 4ieAea meJof Color me-
Jor anarlehcla' y Sc >'ehteh h"ejor' y
creo que eS Sehcl!'amehIc mara'li!o-
so 10 "uc el t"nlco lariac ma memo
en- su FAVOR. AM H!ios como 20
creemos que eSta medicina eS eXceien-
te. y ahor" he Venido : comHrar 0
DctelIaS mas, ' SECURE c~ompEandolo
cor toG7 FL tempo cue los de III!
casa 10 necesiteh.
Los alimentos que SO toman' no
hacen bicn advertisements a menos que
Sc d!gieran pc~rtectamcnt"- CuanGo
sc SURE de indlgestloneS' o del eSto-
mayo eli ~c'iaiHuicr o'ra lo-hia' los all
mentcS haceh caho en- luGar de Dien,
lN4:NN
Sc cl@lere 4ueca en- el estonlago y
cauSa dolores. ~h'nchazonss' gases en-
G! estoma@o, dlflcu.tac en- Ia re5pi-
racion, nal sanor en- Ia ooca' hlata
c~ofAPleAi'H' "''n'a'i'e',o y "e.'''S
otros lntohla HeSa&fa"a9!eS' 81 Sc
deJa que este e'Ia"' oe S"'uu c9"-
TIME por IN pcr:cdo de tempo indie
finrdo, ent0nccs Sc Saturara todo cl
Sistema DC Ten@nos Y nuedcn sobre-
venIr serlaS c"~Mpl'caciones'
La Sra. bezlun& y SoS MOS lueron
sanados por ei t"nico l&nlar' Seicl-
llamcnte p"r'Iae el t"nlco fortaietIo
sus GrganoS whales permltlendo dc
csta nlanera que los allmentos fueran
d!gefiooS 1ac'ih'e"'e' Ell ieai'da"' h'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

nor medic ,,e - uSo OCCASIONAL, - ..'-
Ida ode lus ueSeS;daIcs 10 rcq,:a: -".
Id prolon~ado 81 vida. &1ndrie e"
ljda& Y comfort. ronsorlaado-2 d. y,
IA manera en- busaa salad.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-13
News of EIdora.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, July. l3.-Dr. David Nyauist.
OF st. Paul, has formed a partnership
with DR. n. C. Morse, of Eldora. and
has moved his family and begun the
practice of medicine.
The school census for Eldora, re-
Gently completed by Eastman Muck
oils shows an increase in the number
of pupils in Eldora over the year pre-
vious of 81. The total number this
year is IA. OF this number SS5 are
girls and $50 are boys. The school
OF over 5000,
Gently underwent a serious opera ton
in Aberdeen, S. D., is improving nicely
and it is now believed will be able to
return home soon.
In compiling the statistics for the
year County Clerk Guy w. Jones finds
that twenty four divorces have been
issued in Hardin county beginning
July /. 1916. and ending the last of
June, 1917 OF these all but four were
granted to the wives.
George Harvey, who is confined in
the county Jail on the charge Of threat
enins to commit d public oTense, was
before Justice of the Peace Tyler on
the charge of assisting prisoners u
escape from the building. The defend
ant waived preliminary hearing and
was held to the grand jury in $500
bonds. 1t is alleged that Harvey had
secured a small steel saw in some
manner and had sawed one bar to his
cell nearly off when Sheriff Max
Gehrke stopped the proceeding.