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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

ler nit BEN Nbgeorbneten bon 2unras
Ibire uno Don ben idnmtliden Natios
naiiIten unterftiibt I'm Stonbe Tsir
iOatsu, seuug Qnhdngsr gu betommen,
bann III es nidt unmDglih, bag bic
Regieruns BEL Der 4bftimmuns cine
TlieberIogs erleibsn piirbe, mas cine
nsle parIameatspa6I 5ur GOlse 9as
BEN tpiirbe.
Die 2lopb George Gbmtliitrution
III IN ibrsr 3ufammeniebung 70 tart
uniouiitii9, bab tie bon ben dlteren
2tberalsn nit Wibtrduen betrd4tet
ipirb, Hamsntli4 nit ge5us auf Die
36lle ulo Die 8srnaItuHg Der &oIo'
nieN.
Die 9eoutation BON 2ancaI9ire srs
tIdrt, baB bic ginfiibrung bisfes
S6ussuQes fir Snbisn Elm 8ru9 bes
@erfpretens iei, baB niats bsrcrtigss
Bis mad oem &riegs perIudt tperosu
iOle, unb bnB bic 35Gs ui3t nur Der
snslif6tn suouftrie idabsn piirben,
iunbern audi oerieHiseH Sapons, bes
Iltirten gHglGnbs.
DeI6s Steluug Der frii6ere pre-
mter 2tsquitb nit ge5ug auf bic 96ls
le eiuusbmsu tptro, 1T niht betmnt,
Elm srober Sbeil Der 2t5erulsr piro
absr obns 3tpeifel ieiner Siibreri4dft
fuIgen. CUR Set III psber bic Regiez
rung nod Die partet Der Snbuftrielen
opH 2aHeGT5irs gu etaem aomPrOmiB
aenetSt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Iie Qlmerifaner bpu ber
,0arrDmoale"
oiben fest porIdufts tn
ber g hfpei3 fen.

9eru, u. WGrs. Die ameritani.
i6e 9eidnbtI9dft bat am Montag BEL
ben frau50fifden gebDrben angefragt,
Ob bic T.atrofen BON Der .yarrops
bale, bic iib iebf in 3iirid beftHOsn,
pife n6t3ig baben, um ouf Der
ReiIe naf Barcelona pber einem dnz
bsren Ipanif9en 9afen, mo iie fi9
na6 Qnsrita sinfaiffen i0nuen, bur9
5runtrett reiien gu tOnuen. Seiner
Der MGnner Bat aud nur bic Spur
bon sinsm aegitiuntiouspapisr i'm
gsiiy, ba ale bic Der. Staaten ber-
laFsn 5a6en, Obne fi@ nit gSdfen oers
ieben gu BADEN. Die @eianotitaft
bofft, Der Sapieristsit aus bem Des
se as6e1 gu tDnnsn, fir isben ein5elnen
Der TlGuner sineu paB ausitsllen 81
mifen.
Die qmeritaner trafen am Gpnns
tag in 3iiri9 Elm. sic purOen auf
mebrere Sotels Oertbstlt, mo iie blets
ben sperDeH, pis JHrrui!loAeH DON
@afbingtOn sinsetrOffsn finb.
3drt9, u. MGr;. Die 6ier sius
gstroff.nen Sesleute pon Der. .garrutps
bale" briidsn bic anii6t aus, oab Der
SanbeIsSsritDrer, Der ibrsn 9ompfer
perTentt bat, Der rRiB pon Bremen
mar. sic iasen, bab er Elm gang neuer
Oampfsr bon uHgefGbr 5000 Gonnsn
lei, nit elmer @si9pilbisteit BON
1S Snptsn uHb nit etnem Shprns
itein, Stpsi Wsaiisn, einem falIden
56orniisin, bier Sorpebos2ancirr6bs
rem unb iieben SdneIIieusrseIdiiBeu
ausseriiitet uub nit einem Steuere
baus \ Dcrfsben, bus 5piiden ben
S9iHsndrtbsn perbprstn lit. Die
S9ornfteine paren nit siner Gtnri4z
tung xrisben, BITE es ernt5slita, bic
S.ssiisa na4 9slh5sa obauGHSern
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

BON baniih ameritunifden pafas
giersn paren nur tpenige gerlonsn ers
f6iensn. Graf BON gerHitorff eins
nidt ans 2onb. uuo aa6 bic Wiitglies
Der Der Reifssdsni6aft fperben tpsgeu
Der iiberfiillten Soiels bis Dienitag
an gorb beg Saupfrs bleiben. Im
Utontaa IbeNb parsn Der 9raf uno
bic GrGfin BON gsrHftorff bic 8dits
Der bieiisn beitfden SeianbtI6aft.
Qm SienItag pirb bic garl5e Retisse'
felf6aft m einem gytra5use na4 gsrs
I'm dbfdhreu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Gbii,a
Offenbar bereit, nit ber
Gntente semeinfduft
Tide g DE 5u ma 9 en-.

OTteH dr DetelL MIL pel
Gntente gemeiHfdufts
Tide Sade su ma den.
pefinG Samiiag, 10. TlGr5.
usber apnbon (Oeripatet). Der pre.
mi,r yuan GbisSui erftien am
SomFfae. bon bsm gun5sn aabinet Sc.
gleitet por Stm Saus unb benz Ses
nat uno ertlGrts, Oab bas aabinet uHb
Der prGFbsnt bsIdlOiIsn bdtisa, bic
Siplomatiiden ge3isbungen NIT
Deutidlanb ab5ubrsden. Das 6aus
bieb bieie alntiinbisuns nit 431 s.,
gen 81 Stimmsn gut. Der Genat
ipiro am Sonnhag a6itimmen. Mdn
slaubt, baB er bas aaoinet untsr,
itiibm ipirb.
Der prsmier fdste, bab bic Resies
tiins feline Gtiesssrtlaruns erIaifen
tpiirbs, ofue bas garlamsnt ouerit
bariiber gu Raibe gu 5iehen.
am Sonntas bat, ME erpartet.
aud Der SsHnt nit 152 gegen 81
Stinmsn ben ab6rut Der diplomats
i6H 8e3iebunsen nit DeutIdlanb guts
gebsiben. Man erfpartet, bab bic Res
sisrung prompt in uebereinjiimmung
nit bieism gei9lub banbeln tpiro.
Cine Depeffe, bic Or. Sun Dat
Sen an ben g}remier 2lopb George
gei&idt bat, unb in Der bic britiIten
8samten eriudi tperbsn, auf3ub5ren,
Gbina gu Srdnseu. bub es ii9 Der On.
iente anibliebe, 1T in alien Tbeifen
gbinas psr0ifentlidt iporben. Die
6inefifden 3eitungen oeriudsn bic
9epelde ldHerlitt au MAIDEN, unb re
MAIDEN iid iiber bic Darnung bss Or.
GIN gat Sen Iuftig, bab, tpenn China
gsmeinid)aftlid,e Sa9e NIT Der Gns
isnte made, bies einsn obermafigsn
goreraufitanb nit einem WtaTaere
BON ausIdnberu 3ur iyolge baben
i0nne unb bi.s llneinisteit unter BEN
Wiitsliebern Der entente perurlahen
tpiirbe. Die 3eitunsen ftelIsn In ab,
reoe, bag Gbina bon England tn ben
aries bin.ineebrdnst iberbe, unb he
baItsn au6 bic bon 9r. Gun gat
Sen gemn9te Inbertung, Dab Elm
9fufffanb Der Wubammebuner m5sli9
isi fir unipabrFheinIid,. Or. Gun yot
Gen mar Der sJiibrer Der Repoluton,
bic 5ur gtubfirung ber dinsiifdsn Res
pubIii gsfiibrt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Mitalieber amsldnbii1et
Oiirftenbdnier,
Wslas sesen SsutidIanb arisg
fiitren,
Don Der @ntpartffuft auf bic 9brOu'
folse Drn Sadfen ao5urs '@O'
iba ausseIaioFsn.

amferbam, IL. WlGr3. Der
Berlinsr ,,2otnleNn5stger~ mefbst. baB
in elmer gsmeinf6uftlitsn Sisung Der
2auotng, Der Ser3ogtbiimer soburs
unb 9otba eine Regierungsborldge
ongenommen tpurbs, bersufolse Wits
slieStr ausldnbiider fiirTtIihsr Sdu'
Ter, ipel9e ari.g segen Deutidlano
fiibren, BON Der Inipartfdaft uuf ben
ber5ogliten 5bron duss.ihlofien tper'
ben. Der eegenpdrtise 6erri4ss Don
Sadien . stoburs Gotaa, 2eopolb.
III Elm Gntel Der beriiorbenen aDnigiU
9ictorta bon Gnglanb u1D fiibrt ben
6ritifteH Sitel einss Ser5oss bon
Qlbanb. Gr III Der @uter pom bier
tl.inen ainbnn, bon benen aipei &nas
Ben iinb, 70 bab bic biretts 9bronfolgr
porldufis nitt in Grase geitellt III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

unb 45 Mann ber MiIitdrsgstorte
t6bteten uub brei puFagiere perpuns
beten. Sn benz barauf folgenben Rams
pfc feien 5pan5ig Mnnn Galn5ars gs,
tDbtet unb 5ipeiunb3tpansis Oeripunbst
foorberr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
2Sas es ipdter t5nm ,uir6, Sariiber ift npd)
mid)ts befanmt.
lJetereS d6cr Ole Ginna6mc Oon BagOaO (eiteus Oct
Briten
Hut dem suropd6sn Krss0aupat nsbsn lbsra die HrlRss
an Bedeutang III.
ssas au Elm baloigs Beginner srkerer CTenfbSeDesunseu
i9ieken lakt


HhmG IN
sdfn gaftung s4am mms 1140o
gRhifnium sets
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
usterfeebnpte

tuug BON g dtffsH BON
1900 Eonueu am Y o n
tag ansemelSet.
Berlin. 12. Wdrs. quf brahtlo.
fem Dsss na6 SapOiue Si. foIsenbe
ge.anntmaduns iiber bic Operatiouen
Der unterfeeboois III am Wontas BON
Der amtlihen llsberfee Radri4ten'
4ssitur Dsr0ffentIidt poreen:
Ser offi3ieIe geriht fir ben II
WGr, beiast. bab S4iffe DON slriums
men $4,000 SpnNsu osrisntt Dorben
iinb. Nlit ben am 7. uHb 8. Uldr5 ses
Ha6tsn RelounseH DON Sdu9bOOtea
belnufsn ii3 bic 9erieniungsn aui
meSr ais 114OO0 Sonnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
QSetterberiht.

SIR S9io: S8nee i'm n6rbrts
den, S6nee ober &egen I'm fiibliGen
39etl am 9ienitag. @m Waitttpo&
Sdnee ober Regen i'm u5rbli9en, Mes
gen i'm fiibIt9en Sbeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Sns Der merifamti6en
SentraIbabn
Bel 2oguna pcr gitlu 8-a rs
btten befhoffer.

Suorea Mer., u. Mtdrs. gnge'
ittGte Der uieritdriIteH gcutrulbabn,
peI9e am Wtpntag bier antamen, be-
ridteten. baB @ala5ars 9tnas9amois
ten om Samftas bsim gabnbof tn
2aguna auf etnen qeriunen5us Der
Iaszitaaii@ea GeHtrai6abR isusEtEi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
G6ina fat nnn Sc nifip 6e(6coqtn, sic 9e5ie9ungen
5u Qmf(6(ano a65u6re&en.

Tebt arobs Qttiipitdt. aud, 6ftli6 BON
ber CONNIE fat in Derf8iebenen abs
iGnitten bas sl-tineri.feusr gesen
basi.nise an ben oorbsrsehsnben 9a>
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11
Some Patriots VIII Be Called
From the Fields, but Plows
b. Must Be Worked.
MOISTURE THE BIG THING
But Farmers Are Urged Also
to Keep Weeds and Alfalfa
From Their Fields.

WASHINGTON April 10 - In
emergencies, it may bc necessary for
come patriots TO invoke the oxen and
leave the pillow standing in tho fur
row, hut the LASTING support Of n ma
tion requires efficient patriots to keep
the plows going Tho soil supports
the corn; corn supports animals: corn
ana animals support an army and
armies fight on their bellies" Let
MS properly care for the goose that
lays the golden cre.
Whether corn prices are high or
low. the farmers profit depends on
obtaining large acre yields Large
acre yields reduce the expense Of
both labor and land II is remark
able that acre Yields ave incrcaeing
most rapidly In the states southeast
and the states north and west Of the
corn belt states These Increased
acre yields are LARGELY due to earlier
and thicker planting of better seed
corn Unnecessary losses from plant
ing poor seed corn are diminishing AS
II becomes more tully realized that
neither lrosts nor drouehts can eXtcr-
inmate good acclimated varieties II
sufficient seed he saved from good
crops to last unt0 another good crop
is obtained Good seed corn viii re
tain It's powers Of termination and
production for four or five years
Assurance of Good Corn Crop.
In the central and southern states,
the scarcity Of soil moisture I'm the
middle OF the summer reduces the
corn crop moro than all other causes
,,f q,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11

MY wife Is like George Washing
ton; / don't believe she could tell a
lie to save her soul"
You're lucky! Mine can tell lie
the minute get it out OF my mouth"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11
SEND R0WELL CAUSE BACK
supreme Court Orders New Trial in
Famous Iawton Litigation.

7OA Metropolitan Bank Building.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The su-
preme court reversed the judgment Of
the western district of oklahoma in
the case of United States in error
against James T. Rowell and others,
and remaudcd the cause for new
trial
This is the case Of Rowcll, an
adopted citizen of the Kiowa Indians
who thru act OF congress at his own
solicitation Of Juno II, 1910. filed on
100 acres Of land adjoining the town
sito OF IHwton, which he plated and
sold In town lots on account of con-
grcss repoaling the act on the ground
that 1t was obtained on misrcpresen-
tation, the president held up granting
u patent TO the land.
This ease was the cause of consid-
cradle charge Of graft some years ago
I'm which Jake Hamon was implicated
Us we'll as Senator Gore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11
TULSA SHRINERS TO
INVADE MINNEAPOLIS
Seven Steel Pullman Cars Will
Carry Akdar Men to I'M
perial Council.

TulN Shrlners are planning to 20
in fun war strength 10 Tho annual I'm
perlal Council meeting this year, to
be held June 2 .-29 at Minneapolis.
II was announced yesterday that ar
rangcmcnts have been made FOR a
special train Of seven steel Pullman
coaches, two dining cars and bag
gage coach 20 carry the Akdar temple
representatives. from Tulsa and the
surrounding territory The complete
Akdar band and patrol as well as
more than two hundred mobiles viii go
from this city and vicinity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11

MINNEAPOLIS. April l0.-Iuhrah
temple and Minneapolis will be hosts
To the greatest convention Of Shrincrs
ever held IN the world next June "a
10 20. Members Of the tcmple pro-
pose to entertain on scale and I'm a
manner hefitting one Of the most
prominent temples In American
Shrlncdom. They viii entertain I'm the
way "a temple whose past potcntatc
viii probably be elected imperial po-
tontatc should entertain and IN "A
manner bcfitting a Shrine whose cap
tain Shucy originated the greatest
spectacular event Of each Imperial
Council session the drill and parade
of patrols.
Lay Corner Stone.
/uhrah temple win add To an al
ready elaborate program "A scene
never before enacted I'm the history Of
Shrincdum. and not likely TO occur
again, the laying of the corner stone
for a new half-million dollar temple
I'm tho presence Of the Imperial off,
GERS and nearly all the past and pres
cut potcntatcs Of the Ancient Arabic
order Nobos Of the Mystic shrine.
The session viii open Sunday June
"a. and will close Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11
only ono "nRoMO QVININE"

To get the genuine. can for full name
LAXATIVE BEOMO QU1NlNE. Look
for signature of Il. w GROVE. Cures
II Cold in one Day. 25c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11
BLACK MEN; BLACK HORSES
Negro Cavalry Company Is Being Or
ganiHcd I'm Bristow.

SHttIUI 10 no NVIIU.
BRlSTOW, Okla, April lot is
stated here that company OF cavalry.
10 be known as the BLACK Brigade
is being recruited and is about ready
to complete its organization. The
feature of the company will be that
the entire company is TO be young nc
groes and that each one will be
mounted on n black horse, this being
the means of deriving their name ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11
uIr on HEAD CAUSES AporLrxl


Special 90 The World.
COLLlNSNlI.LE, Okla, April 10
Frank Tnrper, Nho has been cm-
rloycd At the smcltcr in this city
has uoer in serious condition as a
r,sull OF an accident in which a aricl,
was allowed 10 drop upon his head
causing apoplcsy lie has been t1kcr
- the tkhhomn hospital in Tulsa
lie has many friends in fratornal
orders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11

against Grant Mccullough, II. B. Mar
TN. A. +. Bradshaw and A. L. Brown
Gilcrease claims the defendants So
cured a lease valued at 100000 from
MIN at one-tenth the value and he is
asking judgment for the balance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11

given above. White men are doing the
enlisting and when tho company Is
completed will notify the proper mill
tarv officials and have them take
charge OF the same. Each negro
claims he will furnish his own steed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-11
Gilcrcasc Case Draws Attention.

WASHINGTUN, April TO. "A. ],
Biddison of Tulsa submitted to the SUI
prene court today petition for certi-
orari with copy OF petition IN the case
Of Thomas @. Gilcrease OF Tulsa
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-20
CALLS ON PEGLSTRANTS
TO LEARN THEIR PART
War Department Urges That Men Eligible for Duty Fa-
r,iLarze Themselves With Rules Regarding Sum-
mons for Service and Work of the Exemp-
fion Boards.
fion Boards.

Washington, July 16.-With drawing
lots for the selective draft army
waiting only completion of exemption
machinery in a few scattered sections
of the country, officials here are anx-
ious that registrants take every op-
portunity between now and the day of
drawing to inform themselves thor
sughly regarding exemption regula-
tons SO as to reduce to a minimum
the confusion to be cleared up after
designations are made.
To this end attention was directed
today to various sections of the regu-
lations over which questions have
arisen, and it was suggested that the
local boards and the press cooperate
during the week or so remaining be-
fore lots are drawn to insure that the
registered men know just how to per-
ferm their part in the great task.
So that easier access may be had to
the lists Of registration numbers in
the hands of the local boards, Provost
Narchal General Crowder telegraphed
the governors OF all States asking that
instead Of posting the lists at the
board Offices, they be placed "in some
safe, central Office such as police head
quarters"
Only II States tonight had not re-
ported their organization complete,
and in many OF these only few dis
trict boards had not finished number
ing registration cards. When the gov.
ernors Of the missing States telegraph
that all of the boards in their juris-
diction have filed their lists, the draw
ing date will be set. Officials think
it will not be earlier than Saturday.
Goes to Higher Boards.
Officials here are anxious that local
boards make it clear everywhere that
no question of exemption OF any reg
istered man for any other cause than
physical disability or dependent rela-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-20

tives can be taken up before the loca}s
boards. The whole matter of indus
trial exemptions is left to the superior
boards.
No individual case where exemption
is desired because the registrant is
engaged in any industry classified as
vital to the conduct of the war will be
taken up until that individual has been
called up for examination By his local
board, found to be without dependents
and physically fit for military duty,
and certified to the superior board.
After that application to the Superior
board for exemption on other grounds
will be admissible The registrant or
his employer may fle necessary af-
fdavits with the superior board seek
ing exemption and the case will be
heard promptly.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-20
BARBECUE AT P0MARdl
FRIDAY, JULY %

There will be barbecue at Poma-
ria on Friday, July 27, for the benefit
Of the st. Paul parsonage. It will be
given by the three congregations cor
stituting the charge-St. Pauls,
Bachman Chapel, st. Phillips. It win
be one of the best cues Of the season.
Watch for the program to be issued
later. -
J. WALTER RICHARDSON,
Chairman Committee.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-20
Barbecue!

A barbecue will be given Friday,
July 20, at Mr.. John P. Wicker's, near
Rutherford school house. The prince
of cuists, H. M. Wicker, assisted by
B. M. Suber, will have charge of the
meats. This insures the nature of the
dinner. The proceeds will go to the
parsonage automobile fund. Come and
enjoy the day!
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-20

1877 Nelson Solomon -slversreet S. c.
1878 Phillips, -silverstreet, s. c.
Phillips, Matthew-Silverstreet, S.
Reuben Cullen-Newberry s. c., R F. D.
1881 Reedcr, George-Silverstreet. S.
1882 Robinson Ernest-silverstreet. 8. C.
1888 Robertson, Andrew-Newberry, S c., r. F. D.
1884 Smith, Jerry-Newberry, s. C., r. F. D.
1885 Steward Benjamin Frankin-Nevberry, c.,
Tbble Sanuel-siverstreet s. C.
1887 Williams Archie-siyerstzeet 9. C.
1888 Williams Jake-Newberry, 8. C., R. F. D.
Williams Joha-Newberry, S. C, H F.
1889 Williams Rachard-Silverstreet, S. c.
1891 Williams Ulysses-siverstreet J.,
1892 Vaughn. John Henry-Newberry S. c, Route 4.
1893 Vance, Benjamin-Newberry, S. c.. Route T. T.!
1884 Vance -Newberry, s. c., Route t.
1895 Aull Luther David-Ponara
1886 Kinard, Fores-Ponara, S. C. 's'
1897 Liford Henry Lorance-Ldttle Mountain, g. c.
1898 Livingston, Jacob Earl-Pomaria, S. c. -
1899 Metts, Joseph Frank-Pomaria, S. C. -
20so Miller, Tomme Corris-Newberry, 8. C. =:
POOL Mize Claud-Newberry, C. II - ="
2oe2 Mize Clyde-Newberry. S. c. ''''
2o03 Mize George-Newber-y, S. c. :: Il a. 81 81
2oo4 Mize James Prelo-Newberry s. c.
zoos Parker, Irby -Newberry, S. C.
zees Rkard Leo sligh-Newherry 8. C.
FOOT Sanders Ambrose virgle-Newberry, g. c.
Scarborough. Frances Judson-Newberry 8. c.
2oes Johu-Newberry S. C.
Ward Speaks-Newberry, S. C.
Poll Waters William Ffncher-Newberry. C. -
2012 Williams, Brodes-Newberry s. c.
2o13 WiliIms, Car-Newberry s. C.
Wood Eyit MaScus-Newberry, S. C.
Leser-Posperity, S. C., F. r. Nc. g.
Bundrick Oln W.-Prosperity S. c., r. F. D. No. 6.
Rufus-Lttle Mountain s. c. D. No l.
2os Mayes Floyd Mountain s. C, r. F. No s.
2s1s Mccarthy, Forrest-dile Mountain, S. c.
Mccarthy, Wilie-Litle Mountain, S. c.
ae21 shealy Harry Wiliam-Iitle Mountain, 8. c.
Sheaiy R-Iitle Mountain, s. c., R F. D. No. 6.
Shealy Soomon-Prosperty. c., 2 F. D. No g.
2o24 shealy Virgil Jacob-Prosperty, R. 40
David-Iitle Mountain s. c., R. F. D. No. g.
POPS Wlliam-Little Mountain G., R. D.
2O27 Cannon George Frankln-Posperity, r. F. D. No. O.
2o2s Goldman, James-Iittle Mountain 8. C. -"
2029 Jackson, Robert-Prospeity, S. c. '"
2030 Kbcr 0sker-Prosperity, 8. C., R. ?. D. No. g. ~
2031 Wheeler James-Prosperity, S. c., r. F. D. No. s.
2O92 Young UgeneIitle Mountain, c. F. D. No
2033 Cureon, Wiiam-Newherry, 8. c., r. F. D. No. Z.
20S4 Davenport -Newberry c., F. D. No.
2O35 Davenport NahanielNevberry c., R. F. D. No.
2O36 DeWalt -NewDerry, S. c., Route T.
2O37 Domnck Newton-Newberry, s. c., Route 7.
2O3S Fair Warwick-Newberry, S. c. Route Z.
2OS9 Farrow Jerry-Newberry, S. C., Route 7.
2O4O Ford Alber-Newbe-ry, S. c., Route Z.
2o41 Glenn Otfs-Newberry, s. C., Route T. -
2O42 Hair Ernest-Newberry, s. C, Route f.
2043 Hair Forrest-Newber,y, s. c., Route 4.
2O44 Harris Flick-Newberry S. C, Route f. .:
2O45 Hawkins, Luther-Newherry, s. c., Route T.
204e Henderson, Belton-Newberry s. c. Route Z.
so47 Herbert Elisha-Newberry, s. C.. Route 7.
sa4s Herbert Osoar-Newberry, g. c. RoNe f. -
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-06-29
ONE CHANCE IN THIRTY-TWO
OF BEING DRAFTED IN ARMY

Based on the registration returns
under the selective draft system each
man in Nevada eligible to draft will
have one chance in thirty-two of be-
ing conscripted for service in the first
increment Of 100000 men which the
government intends to place in the
field.
Taking the governments estimate
of the population of continental I'm
tied States, 10, 900, 900, the first in
crement will be the 1900 part of
the total. Nevada's estimated pop
ulation this year is 111,2S4 and the
State proportion of the first mere
ment would equal l-200th of the to-
tai population of sos men. The total
number to be furnished by the State
would be 2,02O for the PROPOSED army
of 100000 men,
The above figures, of course, are
based on the government estimate
of the total number of eligibles in the
State. AS a matter of fact the tota
registration is somewhat lower thai
the governments estimate and there
fore the chances of being DATED ar
somewhat shortened.
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our educational system. which teaches
the workiugman to think for hlm5eif.
II is inevitable because lntercomnuni'
cation has told the worhingman IN one
community what the workingman IN
other communities are striving for and
achieving
II is inevitable. because strikes and
Iockouts can never he settled satisfac-
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tor'ly or permanently oS "'e''H '''S'
ihs man wages
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blllty TO business ana "''""N' II i a.
advantageous 10 'aP''a' "S l" '""''
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amour '''u '''''' y
way ''" " ''"'' ''''
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the prom ~ I'VE ''"N'"
He may not realize this, but sub.
consciously, thus Is precisely what lie
is doing,
No mere Increase III wages eau ever
satisfactorily solve 'h'> lT""'eu "
can he S"l'eh only q" TIE "'S'S d
prof,t shar'ns
Ry profit sharing do no, ;nran
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sharing plans based on the eorutu-N
If the business. with fam percentage
TO captlnl and - falr percentage to
Labor ate, ordinary wages aud inner,
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