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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-18

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-06-22
,@ameronian" II. Sobn .. MrGbolo"
neneite Spfer+
9.,9l. Mefrmit ii. Gbemiter per1attet,
30. &onferen5 Der Miiiourtz z@pno0e nno 40
iQbr. &efprmationS- Snbildun III Mfilmalfee.
9}eritQQtli0nng Der aoblengruben?

>purbe bier mesen angeblt6er Ser
lebllng Ser 9}eutralitdt5geiebe perbaTtet
GrpRe 2utberaner= Teite in Milmaufee
Oetlmaufee, Mt8., 21. Stunt. -Qebe1
tauienb 2utberaner, pa}toren, 2ebre1
unb 9aten itno berett8 CUR 6eier bed
bretjdbrlt6en &onpenteS Der Mt1iourt=
gnnobe bter etngetroffen. 8erbunber
NIT benz &orpe11te lit Ste Teter 0es
pierbnnoertjdbrigen Sabre8tage8 Ser Ne=
formation. Die gr0ffnung8anoa6t bes
&onpenteS mtrb beute 8ormtttog In ser
Dretet1tgfeitSz&ir6e abgebalten mer=
ben. -
Die bielige @p1robolz z&onfere1B TT
ser bebeuenb1te 2utberanerfonoe11t tn
gan5 Mnerifa u11b iibertrtfft an Sell
nebmern nod bte 0eneralz5nnooe tn
Gbtcago. 9te tpurbe Dor ru1b 70
Sabren tn @btcago bon ether Mn3abl
Yaitoren unb 0enetnoepertretern gez
qranoet n11b pertrttt iebt nngefdbr ei11e
MslRtlllon @e11etnoen1ttgGeber. Sn Ser
sgattobe itItb ijeBt 5raild5en smei ltl1b hrei=
tou}e11b Haitoren IN ru11b ptertal1ienb
gemet11ben tdttg, bte TT tbren S6ule11
100 n1d11nltde unb $50 metblt6e 2ebr=
.frdfte bei6dftigen.
SIM Goncor1ta : gen1t1ar IN ct.
2outs, 500, ltuoiere11 5ur5ett iiber $50
junge 1beologe11, ndbre11b etn fletnereS
gemt1er tn 9prtnefielo, Sn., eele9er1
lit, Sn 91tper Toreit, Sn, beftnoet
ltd bie 9lusbtlounssitdtte fir Ste fiinftiz
gen Observation-Disclosures. SIM gagen
u11terbdlt Ste Spnobe fiinfsebn Sentnare
uno lonlttge b0bere 2ebronltalten,
Ste perldteDenen 9utrifte ser O1ti=
fourtzSnnobe balten olle snet Sabre
tire etge11en Gonpente ab, 1pdbreno Ste
Oel1erol=5nl1obe olle oret Sabre 5uz
lonl1nertrttt.
8eritaatliMung Ser Gphlengruben2
M1ooilo1l isis, q. Stunt Son
bier lit ei11e 9elpeoung TN gange, an
oelic6ts Ser uneridni19lide boben Sob
lenpreiIe SEN ao11ereB u11b ben Brditben=
ten 3u erluden, bie Goble1lgruben ser
Ser. gtaaten bur9 Sic 8unbeS=Ne=
gterl11g iibernebnlen lll1b betretben SIT
beinlob ber 8ertetot9un95z
rot BON Ntsco1l ft1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-06-22
eSarmers Hieienperjamm
llt1td
@pup. Tra5ier pDn gfDrtb Safpta ais
HeDner III SEEM l1l1t.

Seem llln1 mtrb ser gdouplab ser
grDbten ie. tm {iibli6en O1tnneiota ab=
sebaltenen 6arlner5 Oealienperla111l=
lung beute Urettag BEN %. Stunt ietl1.
N1tnoeltell8 5000 9ertreter ber 2anbz
mtrt]Aaft lperben ber Gerla111lllllng bei=
lpobne11. 0oup. Snnn S. 6ra5ter,
friiberer Oouperneur BON 9}orb=0afota,
uno ser 9l6tbare q. 6. Iomnlep, Yrdi il
bent ser 9}attonal 91onzYartt ian 2eague,
lperDen Nnlpra6en balten.
5pll @ala=Sag lper0en,
8. IS. 9alnuelion, Mttglteb oeS 9e=
i6dftSfiibre11ben Nusl6ulieS ser 2t9a
fur Netnnelota, mar IN Seem lllm 1l1lo
traf Ste porberetten0en arrangements
fur bieie W}allenperlan1nlung BON Tar=
mern uno Dern alge1netnen Bubltfunn.
Dret &apellen 1perben mdbrero bes
Cages bte Wultif liefern, barunter Ste
beriibnnte Tar1ner=&apelle bon 8ernaz
botte NIT 80 Sn1 1trumenten.
Tretluftz&eria i'm Yart.
Nnipra9en tperben gebalten merOen
TIM 1urnerzParf, etnem Der l60nlte1l
gled6en @rbe IN bielem Ietle beS
9taates, pnrftli6 UNI 10 llbr firth be-
begtnnerb. Mablsetten meroen auf BENT
Teitplob lo>pte IN ben 9otelS uno
NeltaurartS 5u baben ietn.
Grite oerarttge Welegenbett.
Der Be1u6 @ouo. Tra5ier'8 uno
Hrdl ltbent Iomnlep's 9ibt BEN Jarnlern
Ser gauBen Qmsegenb Die erlte Welegenz
beit, BEN NuSfubrungen bieler moblbez
fannten Dtdnner iiber Sic 3mede uno
.3iele ser Uarner=2tga gu laul6en, mel6'
lebtere 10 grobe Nnertennung uno Ser
brettung tn 9tortb Oafota, Nttnnelota
unb oen angren5e1ben 9taaten mQbrel1o
beS lebten Sabre8 gefurben bot.
9aS Yublttum ber6ltdb etngelaoen.
9}t6t nur ltnb alle Tarmer tn oteie1n
1eile beS @taateS brtngeno etngelaoen,
bte ler Nie1enperiamnlung bet5umobner1,
lonbern au6 0ei6dft8lente uno alle
onoere1l 2eute, Yer Nutomobtl f0nnen
iett tauie11be IN et11e1n un1fretS BON 50
M}eilen lei9t 5ur 5tabt gelansen. nnp
ite merDen fonrme1l- -benn DteS tit bie.
.grobte berartige 8erlanln1ll1ng, ote ie IN
.Dllin11eiD1a abgebatter lporoe1 tff. s.s.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-06-22
MnslieI eIerung perlan9r
sFiir zen mad eStalien sefo5eneH
W(DrOer 9liireoo Gpe:1i.
Sic engc6liAeu Wlitluiiier*

SEEM Norf, 18. Stunt. Das 8elpet5@
material gegen Qllfre0o goai 0sn
8eitber ber zReparaturtpertz
ftoitt, in oei1en Seller Die 2eihe Der
ieit bier MpnaIen DsrlaDunpenen
l8idbrigen Hutb gruger, etner 5duz
fern Der neutrality-suspicious., am
5amstag gefunoen puroe, it ferttg,
UNI Sen 0r0Bsel4porenen unterbrst|
tet. gu meroen. Dtitr1ftsanpolt
@pann miro per10nlid Den pra1tz
oenten Wilion ange6en, oaB Die tta@
lien. aegierung eriu9t peroe, Goch!,
ser balO na9 Dem 9er1apinpen bes
mlGohens na9 5talien entfloh, aus
3ulieTern, unb man bofft, oaB Stalten
als 0er6unoeter Ser Ser, 5taaten
auf 1eine @etpobnbeit, Die 2lasltsfez
runa BON Ml0r0era gu pertpeIgern,
oer5id5tea tpirD, uutsr Der 8eoingung,
DaB teine 5ooeS1trafe Derbdngt tp1ro-
Qlls pe1entli4e 3eusen ner0en
77Srau Wlarie go9t, oie Satin 0lfre=
So gphis, gietor 8rabp, ein Gbaufz
feur, unb ssSofep6 palumbo, eI11 elerf
unter hober Blirg1aaft feftgebalten.
8ruoD uno palumbo iinp angebl1d)
SSreurDe godis, 8ieQei6t perDen Die
grpBgeIhnDrenen auh iiber oas
Der}dunlnis Der ppli5el DerbanDeln,
BEN aener, IN uelaem Die bon Grau
Grace 1umiiton, Der Mnfpalt1n DER
grugerf9en Jamilie, ange1tellten Ar@
better sic 2ei9e bes Wfdbdens fan=
ben, griinoli9 81 ur1ter1u9en.
Damenfhneioer in Neip Yorf
6aben bic Mr6eitge6er um oipan5ia
grpaent 2o6nerb0bung eriu6t.
GroBe Menge11 aebensultttel
pnrDen in Detroit BEL ei1len1 5pei-
Derbranbe 5erfoort Ser Sbaoen
tetrdgt $3.50, ,0GO,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-06-22
Sn BET 6duei5
@iro &0uia &oni itantiu
Mufentbolt nebmeu+
@riehenlano unter 9ruf.

@pm, 18. Stunt, uber poris. giner
Depe19e Oe5 u8iornale b'Stalta" gu
folge 1T Der frubere &Dni9 DON Griez
6enlanb, &onitonttn, @Dnntog fru5
in Me11ina, @i5tlien, etngetroffen
unb 1oglei6 na4 Der @hmei5 tpstz
tergereiit.
M}it benz fruberen a0nig reifen
aDnigin @opbie, anDere Dtit9lteoer
Der t0nigliden Jamilie unD Derfd)tez
bene grte4t16e Wuroentrdger, Der
grie6i{9e Srans portbompfer n5pbotz
terta", Der CUR Tabrt benubt puroe,
NOR Don fron50iii6en, itolienifchea'
unb brttt1aen 3eritDrern, Ioule Cor
5pei grie6ii6en Sransportoompfern
beglettet.
@erlilL uber 2onoon, is. Stunt
G5glei1 es an ar1tliben 9leuer-
rungen iiber oie neue Gage in
@riebenlanO D0llig feblt, ergebt iit9
Sic Hrelle IN lebboften 5peflrlotio=
nen iiber~ oas 8orgeben Ser gt1-
te1lte un6 Die lpabri6einliden Or
elgniIfe in Der .3ufunft. @ier
berrj1t Ser gi11orud Dor, OaB SD-
mig aon1talltin lli6t e1rogiiltig ob=
geoa1ft, ionoern einfad angefllll-
blgf bot; oaB ct @riedenlanO nit
ser aon:gin unO benz aronpri1t5en
Derlal1e.
Ser neue a611ig fat ieine mill
tdr'i0e G:r5lebung IN 1elttidlano
genolien. Wfon bdlt tim fir eine1
9'lanll Ser groBe5 Srtere1ie oil uni-
littddrii6en Gingel nilnnlt, JOINT o6er
1,;ebr ei1t 5pprisliebbaber alS Sip
lon1at iei. Die oeut1ben 3eitltn=
gen i6ei1len al15nnebmen BOB a5=
nlg 9lleronoer 1rlr ein nonti11euer
sf0011ig, penn nibt gar etne RENE
Nuppe IN ben 9an6en Der gnglan
Ser iei1 miro.
Gin befalrllter 8alfan 9iplo-
mat erflarte Dem aorrelponoeutetr
ser 9nfoeiierten Brelie gegenii6er,
oaB Die entente 0ie glboanfung bes
aaDnigS aonita11ti1t i6on la11gIt err
66tDungen baber niiroe, tpe1l11 es
ls;bt nm ben Wi0eriprub oe5 friibe-
rem 8aren geiuelen ndre, Der fiir
Me1ri5elos nidts iibrig bate
ugie Gran5olen 1agte er, utDa=
ren Die treibenoe 4raft binter ben
"a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-06-22
BpleQi unterbreitet Dem &0ni9
Meubiloung oes Miniiteriums.
spnntnos Mame feblt.

Som, 16. sSuni, iiber Naris> II.
SsSu11i. @olboffi5ieuer sfel0ung ge-
nidB bat Hren1ier 8oieui Oen1 aonig
Mictor gmanuel 8ori6lage CUR Weu-
bilDung 0e5 W1i1tlteriun1S genadt.
Oee6rere Wii11iiter lperoen bleiben,
ober unter Sen 9sane1L Die genannt
per0eh feblt Der oes sg}iniiter5 oeS
9lnSlpdrtigetl 8orpn Son1tinn.
Cine n1iniIterielle &ornniiiion
miro 5u1un1r1ren nit Weitglieoern 0es
Narlan1entS unb 5aDperitanoigen
fiir Sn0uItrie n1o 2a11omirti9uft
oie Jroge bon arieg ltn0 Srie0en
]tuOierell:
(stupcrnebaasem Detsaet0eet.
9eutjbe l,nb yriten sieben @efaugeue
pon Der Tront snriitf.
Berlin, iiber 2ot1oo1L II. Stunt.
Ser oeutibe Oenerolitab erlteB ge.
itertt folgen0e G:rlarHng:
u9a Die e1gliibe Negierung nns
ierer glufforoerl1ng nahgeonlnlen tit
ltn0 beitin1ntt bot, oaB Die oertlben
4riegSgefangenen al1f 80 ailoneter
bi1ter Die 5blahtfrort 5nrndge5o-
gen meroen, bot Die oeutibe ar1nee
cafiir gelorgf, oaB ale britiiben ge.
fangenen .pel1iglten5 auf 80 &ilp'
meter 6i11ter Die s5ront aurndgp
nplntren poroen fil1o-
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go. %

Dautt111rnl1betL Die Die Mu11er1eH
in Gen leBten beioen Sabren in.
@rie6enIano angetpa1ot baben, Inn
oaS Are1tige Ser Muiierten I'M na,
fen Often tpieberber5uiteue11. DaS
griebiide golf batte gebofft> oaB
ibr 9ilfernf nenigltens in @aibing.
ton @eb0r finoen niiroe, tpeil man
glaubte, BOB bie 8erlebung ibrer
9fe6te BORT auf ibarfen @iber1tanb
1tpBen nitroe, ga 0ort, in @a1binge
to1l 0oS Ne6t ser fleinen geatio@
nen ibr G6idlol ielb1t 5u beitin~
men, 10 oft perfii16et mnroe".
Nian glnubt bier nibt oaB @rie>
be11lono iib aftip am &riege gegen
sic 8entralmd6te beteiligen miro,
ba man glaubt, boB Ste entente
oan1it 5ufrie6en iein miro ibren
glnteil an Ser gr11te in Sbeialien
5u ii6ern.
8aris, Hber 2onbon, II. Stunt.
Sic vSer1ps" erfldrt be1te, 6aB
&0nig &onfanti1 nibt gelagt babe,
boB er ab6anfen meroe. vgr bat
erfldrt, baB er nit ieinem dltelten
@obne @rie9enlano perlaiie unb
Sen Sbron Dem Hri115en 9lleraroer
iiberla1ie, uno 6er leBtere bat/ nibt
perfiiroet, baB er ser gea6folge1
ieires ,@aterS lei, ion6ern feline beis
lige Nfli6t erf fuuen mer0e. uBort>
lt9 genomme1L barmonieren Dieie
grfl4rungen n1iteino11oer nnb iino
feinesmegs glei6beoeutet6 NIT Ell,
1te1n @ehiel i'm Negime. Sic tel
len MIR 6as 3ultanoefommen zines
GinDernebmens NIT, oas nur ten1po>
rar iein mag 0aB &aiier 8ilbelm
5u ieinem 9dmager geiagt fat:
u@alt Deinen Gbron> Eino."
u&onitantin iagt lebt 5n ieinem
Gpbne: u9alte meinen Sbron,
9lleranoer", un0 9lleranoer erldrte
lei Ser Tbronbeiteigung oaB er oem
rl1bn1rei6en 8eiipiele ietnes 8aters
folgen mer6e.
vDie1es Mbor1nten 5tpiiben 8ater
nnb Sobn lit ooppelt binfallig. gS
berlebt Die bon oen @6uBmd6ten
gnrantterte &onititution, eS Derlebt
Die gfeutralitdt nno iit unpereinbar
NIT ser &on1titl1tio1t, 0ie 6en altes
item 9obn gum geabfolger be-
itfn111t. "
aonoon, 18. ssslt11i. Meltter mel.
Get aus 5alonifL ooB Sberlt @ri-
Das naD anoere griebiibe Dffiaiere
rod einett1 Sample 5tDiEbet1 griedi-
lden uno fra150iiiden Iruppen
IN 2arilia berbaftet lpor6en fino
Die Sruppen Ser griedti6en @arni@
Jon, oie 5n entfonnelt iu6ten iino
g!ei6fauS berbaftet luoroen.
Ser Biirgermeiiter BON Mtben,
ein 9lnbanger gent5elos, Der &C.
flii6tet mor, lit 5uriidgeebrt. Sn
Mtben uno I'M EiraeuS berri6t
G1he.
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= Major ssSomes 8ourfe bonn @a~
nitGtsforps Der Bunbesarmee bat
ii9, 1pte aus Wa1bingtpn gemelbes
pirb, er!9ofien, Gr mar nerben~
frQrf.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
AGENT FOR THE MCDOWELL
TIMES.

We take pleasure i'm calling attention
to the fact that We have been able In 49,
cure the service of Mr.. w. ID. Cstus of
Crumpler. very intelligent young man
to act as agent for the Mcdowell Times
Mr.. Cstus, having wide experience in
mines and mining, proposes to canvass
each mine in Mcdowell county, MEETING
LACE To face with the miner, will give the
general public birds eye view Of con-
ditions A. he finds them on each opers
ton especially as pertains to church
school and social settlement work. /,
IL our determination To increase the sub.
scription list of this pspe- 900 more he
tween this and Christmas and will n,
pleased at any ASSISTANCE the compsnie,
may give this young man and the inter
est the individual subscriber takes in thi
publication. We are thankful and pro,f
TO acknowledge the kindly offer of prsc
tically every coal company to allow ma Z,
canvass their mines for this purpose
Let everybody subscribe now both fo
yourself and for your friends in trenehs,
and at the camps who want to hear wha
Is going on at home.
Rev. q. r. Owen. formerly our agen
on account of his church work nss I.eer
forced 10 give his whole time to nh.
work, therefore is no longer connects,
with this paper.
Very Respectfully.
VI. 4. wHTTICO. Editor
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
ECkMAn IN HER GLORY,
GREAT SERVICES At CHURCH

sun lay was Red Letter day At Eek
man sri especially 80 a. the wingdel 1
, baptist church Rev. X. a. McKoy. ID.
ID AMI president Of the Golden Rule
H. and r. A, electrified his large audi
enoe and church followers .. never be-
low For some reason, he seemed 70
have teen extraordinarily full Of the
spirit and his sermons. both morning
and night. were inst rich In cream 10
overflow With finest and best Thought. OF
tile present agr. His great and packed
house Of earnest listeners we're loud in
their praise that surely the Lord Was
With Dr Mickey " The sunday school
and \. 4. 4. are both in excellent
conditions aud ali obligations are being
properly and accurately met under the
business management and ws. super
vision of Rev. McKoy aided 10y that ever
~st"hful. psin-taking and good DEACON,
X. L. B~nton. Collection for tile DAY
81 -.
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ever, they expect 70 have . work room
where sewing can be done
The s~ltchbsck Colorsd Auxiliary. in
addition 10 its contribution of $50, bar
made hot water bag covers, hospital
shirts and pair operating leggings.
to3.s3 IN cash has been contributed oy
the Maybeury Colored Anxilisry
The Grocer Colored A1xiiiary has con-
tributed $l33.S5. has pied % cent. msnth-
~ from each Of iO4 members. and In.
and has made the following articles: 3
I'D shirt-. II hot water bag covers and
operating leggines
The Upland Houston Colored Auxili-
ssy has contributed x43s. -, has pledged
u members for 10 cents each per month
and has made "a bel shirts, u hot wstsr
hsg covers aud I operating legging-
The Se~Ing teacher Of the Domestic
>ciener Department Of the Colored
school i devOting Friday afternoon Of
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
Order of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rules held i'm the Clerks Office. oi
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell County
on thr iir-t Monday in Nov, 1917.
Henry iggentsOthan,
Plaintiff,
vs.. In Chaneery
D. Ina iiggenbOthan,
Defendant
The object of this suit IL u Obtain
from the defendant 10y the plaintiff :
divorce
A NINCULO MATRIMONI
And II appearing from an affidavit now
On fle with the papers i'm this cause. that
the defendant l. "A non resident of the
state of West Virginia; il is therefore or
Tered that the said defendant do appear
al the Clerk : office Of the Circuit Court
Of Mcdowell county within one month
from the date OF the first publication OF
Tins order. and 10 what ~ Necessary Ia
protect her interest herein
And u - further ordered that a copv
Of tins order be published once WEEK
Tor hour successive weeks in some new
paper published in Mcdowell county,.
and that copy of the same ~. posted at
the front dnOr Of the court nous, Of Ne
Dowell county for twenty days before de-
crce - rendered.
copy. Te-te:
W. BURBRIDGE PAYNE. Clerk
:. y. Moon, =. -.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
MANY FOOTBALL STARS.
HAVE BEEN DRAFTED

Although colored universities and col
leges suffered their share of losses in foot
ball material because of the draft, none
have abandoned the game and few have
made any changes I'm their regular sched-
ules. A number OF stars from Howard,
fisk, Lincoln. Hampton and Tuskegee
enlisted in the officers training camp at
49,. le~ Others yoior> $500
earlier In the year. aud these schools.
without exception. lo-t heavily from their
remaining dependable players IN the re-
cent call. \e attempt has been made 20
regard the season sgam-- a. ''iniOrmsi.
however. AMI every contest played thus
lar has been bitterly fought Lincoln
defeated Howard e. to %. Virginia nion
Univere.ty conquered Hampton e; to o.
and West Nirginia Coiiegiat Institute
defeated Howard on her own grounds
N'tOber 18th in -core OF to- These
close scores indie ate dat all the stars are
not in the army.
Ii IL doubtful II any o. the Negro col
leges have suffered more from the war
than the West Virgins Co.lsgiate Insti-
tute. Crawford. lInghe-. I.ockett. Pat
terson. CLARK AL star are missing
from the lineup TINS Year. Prospects fOr
good team ~ere very remote at the be-
ginning oi the SEASON. hut Gardnrr and
smith made the he-t ~ the raw material
remaining AMI coached ont Of IL very
eresiitshe team.
The Howard victory. however, seems
To have broken zap the seasons schedule
completely. >torer College of Harper's
Perry rsnceiied their date. m spite of
the better part al the financial arrange
ments AMI NilberfOrce University of
OHIO has Just notified the manager at
Institute that -he will not bel able to
carry ont her conirart for the Thanks
giving game. Tue failure OF Wilberforce
10 Ill her engagement L. great disap-
Pointment u football enthusiasts of In
stitute and vicinity. for tins annual con-
test hAs been for a number of years the
athletic attraction Of the year at Institute.
Institute will play the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary and College Of Lynch
burg, Va, at Institute. November q.
These teams have never played each
other before. The Virginia team has
made n good showing With her sister
schools IN the Old Dominion.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
rH1 LIQUOR Trade TO De RE.
SUlED DUE TO WEST
VIRGINIA RULING

PHILIPPf, ". Va, Nov. ls.-D~-
cisions IN the Federal Court by Judge
Aston q. Dayton seem 10 restore TO we-,
Virginia the provisions of the so-called
quart Law despite the Reed amendment
~ the war prohibition bill ma Congress
As . sequence. the trade m alcoholic
bevera ges between the state and Penn
sylvsnis and Ohio will be resumed. and
TIE prohibition pickets will hrs- -~...n
work redoubled
Judge Dsyton's ruling j. that persons
carrying hqSor in their vehicles or walk
ing Across the line with il upon their
E'ersODs 10 not violate the provisions of
the law. for the reason that they do not
place their burdens within the pale Of
interstate commerce The court also held
that persons bringing liqnor into the
state for medicinal purposes cannot t.-
prosecuted for such action.
That the court dos not propose o.
throw down the bsr- entirely To- the i'm
pOrtstion Of alcoholic beverages l. shown
BY the unusually heavy sentence imposed
upon Mrs Lillian Bell, OF Fairmont. who
~ss found with half pint Of whiskey ia
her possession. IL Was shown that she
had brought il from Pennsylvania
The defense of personal Use Was not
available. - II MAS shown that tile liquor
~s- for resale. state officials and pro-
hibition leaders solicitou-ly are awaiting
the appeal 10 the United states Supreun.
Court against liberal construction of the
Reed amendment 10y the COURT, which
have divided upon il. In the meantime
the personal importation will continue
and the medical excuse, it is Suspected,
will have universal extension among
those Who refuse to change their habits
becsu-- of the prohibition Law.
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ACT|1|v|ES OF ElkHORN
BRANCH Of AMER|-
CAN RED CROSS

The Elkhorn Branch Of the American
fS~d Gross, since organization, has col
lected in cssh from it, several individual
sources and through il AuxiIiari~-
ss''8."' OF this amount the member.
ship lee and collections made campaign
week for the Red Gross wsr Fund bsvs
been turned over tn the Gary Chapter
Tor proper distribution. Funds secured
from other sources hsve l,een utilized in
purchasing materials for making gar
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sach week 70 Red OFoo work for shs
junior, and will bs sisd 10 have adults
come and help.
Pswhatan-Kyis Oolored Auxiliary hes
has contributed s76.e7.
The Branch Se~ins Room 10 open
daily exe~p' : ''nr'isy aud ~ day. with
. special ali dsy -e~ins 81 w~dnesnsy
Thursday morning work is gwen ont to
Auxilisries and other. ~l-hing TO take
home sewing.
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Order of Publication

WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rules held in the Clerks Otiic. of
dIe Circuit Court of Mcdowell County
on the inst Monday ia Nov. 1917.
Ioeie Mcmillan.
vs.. s'''"''" In oA.nesry
Gland Mcmillan,
Defendent
TIE object Oi this snit il To Obtain
from the defendent by the plaintiff q
iivOrce
A VISCULO MATRIMONII
And II appearing from an affidavit now
On tile With the papers in this cause, that
the deiendent ~ Nonresident IF the
state of West Virginia; il H. therefor.
prdered that the sand iefendent do AL.
lsear at the Clerks tnfice of the Circuit
Court of Mcdowell County within on.
month from the date OF the first publica
ton OF tins order, and do what Is nece-
sary ID project his Interest herein.
And II is further ordered that a con,
II this order be published once a week
tor Hour successive weeks in some news
paper m Mcdowell County, and that ,
copy OF the same lre pasted at the iron
'tOor of the court house of McDowel
County Tor twenty days before decree il
rendered
W RURBRIDiE PAYNE, Clerl
VI. j. Capehart ~
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Plaintiff.
W Ina Charery.
William Carver.
Defendant
The obls-'t Of this suit H. To- obtain from
the defendant 10y the plaintiff divorce.
A NINCULO MATRI MONII.
Aud II appearing from all affidavit
now on file with the papers in this caI-s.
that the Defendant II a non resident of
the >tat- oi West Virginia. IL j. there
lore ordered the said Defendant do ap-
pear at the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of Mcdowell County within one
month from the ist. OF the first publica-
ton of this order. and 10 what is ne~e--
~ary IT, protect has interest herein
And II l. further ordered that "A copy
IT tins order liz Published once week
'or Hour Successive weeks i'm some news
'aper PUBLISHED IN Mcdowell County,
and that a copy of the same be posted at
the front door of the court house of Me
DoweH County for twenty days before
decree IL rendered
CODY. Te-te:
w. BURBRIDGE PAYNE, Clerk
VI j. CaPehsrt, 4. q.
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CAPLES

The Royal Baptist Church, Rev. Geo.
r. Owens, pastor. held u rally Oh sun
lay, October -. We had Just Closed q
two weeks revival which Was conducted
10y the pastor and Rev. T.. Z. Palmer
Nine were added To the church and ole
Mas baptized. Many persons visited tie
We Thank them Tor their aid.
Those who gave are:
Julia Mack -
Margaret Redfield 70
Ate Blggers 80
-. l.. Ferguson 10
Ellis Warren -
james Minno -
GfanylIle Keys 40
VIII "vo,is -
John Chestonia %
Blanche Chani,rrs 80
stanford Chambers IL
hatieliene Chat.bers ID
George Reynolds %
joe ChestonIa -
W. "A. Lee lo
r. w. Warren -
Elizabeth Manns -
lack jams -
Ike Chambers .,
Willie Manus -
Berry MAINS a.
ANNIE Lee A
| Mite SELLERS 4o
Viola e.. Lee ~
Major Lee :o
Cassie Ice Io
Jennie Blggers "a
Jennie Martin 5o
| w. VI. Ferguson -
Cora Lee Manns =,
Tans McMIllion "a
John Spears -
George Burgess a.
A friend -,
Willis James >,
PInkie James .,
Total collection. So.