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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-07
Mnnluler 115O
Sentid)e sseier III Chicago.

Gbicogo, ST., 2. @,at. 3lt
elmer iebr einonldspollen patrioti=
i1en &unogebung bat 1ieb Die pon
oenti6en 3peige oes sSreibeitsntllei=
be=gnsidnlles einberufene WaIiell=
periamnllung in Der sioroieite=Snrll=
bale geItaltet Ser geiuD mar Elm 10
5a6lreitber, oaB audi oer nntere 5aaI
init 5ur 9ilfe ge1onnleil meroell
nllbte, unb es berridte pon MnfafB
bis 5n gnoe Die groBte gegeiIterllng,
9a Die grelle ni1o Die 9lnbanglidl-
felt ser 9eutI1 =Mlnerifarer ben Ser.
Staaten gegel1iiber pon Der engliiGl=
ihreibelloen Hreiie iotpobl mie aud)
bon anoerer Seite pieoerbolt 1T sSrn-
ge geltelh poroen iDaren, 10 bielten
peri1ieoene Weitglieoer oes beiagfen
9fusi1ufies es fir angebrabt, belt
gerlelmoern ertgegell5utreten liilo
ibnetl melln nloglid], ben Wfano 5lt
| itopfen. Aueb oelttide 2ieOer fp1lr0cll
| in Ser GerianlmliIllg geinngel, ttito
sipar nit 3i1itimmitng Der gitn0eS
regierung, Oeren @ertreter, sSelir S.
Strenfmans, Der &ertreter Der
! fembiprad)igens sibteilnng oes sSrei-
! =Nnleibe be=gimsidniies, IN langf=
rer 9ieoe nnsfiibrte, bnh man aIt
makge6enber Stele ge9en Die Seniif-
sung Ser 0entihen Spradlr abiolat
midlts einsmiuenoem 9abe.
Die Grofifaitg biloete Elm BON
Surnern uno sllrnerinnen geiteltes
patriotii1es gablealt, tpelhes bic
gerteioigung Der Nationalflagge rer-
anidaulidte. sssn Dem altgenbIid, als
| ii6 Der @orbang erbob. ffinlmtelt
Die Sanger ons Star Gpangleo
ganner" an, III ipeIhes aIle Mniua=
| ienoen nit gegeiiternng eiritimul-
ten.
| Sic 9nuptreoeit tpur1en bon bent
9lnlpalt Oscar sc. Sroff, in ellgli-
fsher 5pra1e, itl1o Boltcr Hltoolpb
s[. sSobn, in beutider 5prnhe aebol-
ten. 8eioe tpieien oararf bin, oeB Oie
9eutldanerifaner nit jeoenl geoall-
fen, NIT ieoen 9ulsiblag ibres Ser
gems lopal iino> oaB Mn1erifd feline
beiieren giirger feline treueren Sob
ne uno sobter bat als Die bonn oeiit-
| fcben Stnrnn1e.
v@ir iino peroattigt lror0et,
iagte Baitor Snbn i'm Berlnuf ieiner
Heoe, aber oas fam bod lint1oglib
rnleren Hatriotisnllls beeintrddti=
gen. 9ie gseroadtign1gel seI1tiprin-
gen ln5meifelbaft gum groBten Seil.
elmer beoauerlthen unfenntnis gS6-
ge bie belttige, Geriantmllllag iblelt
ofe Mugen offrlel1. Ser beutfbe 5arg
BON Der Creme ioa nllth in Submit
fein leerer Slang fein Darlit oaS
Sternenbanner bod llno frei iiber
uns lrlo 1rnierell ainberil toebelt lltoz
ee, IaBt es ilns an eiiIelt itarfelt
Stamrn, geihnist ans Dem aernbol5
elmer oeutihen girbe.s feltbinoen
Gum 5bIuB fiinoigte Der Gor-
Iibenoe oes Sanlnaelailsihniies an,
oaB Der getrag Der BON Ben Dentfd)5
amerifanern gbicagos aefolfteits
5reibeitsbonos in Der pergalgeilen
ISOLDE nm $S00,000 aniulibs llito
oaB er iib ieet salif ilngefabr s., 900,
600 be5iffert
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in Der enaliid)em Sanptitaot iidj be-
smiibt, babe aber about feinen Gr=
fula aebabt. .ssl bieien bentiden s5rie-
bemsuprIdldgen 6abe 0eiltIdblnnb itd)
bereit erflGrt, aae Groberangen in
Neifem aufsngeben, Selgien bqllitan=
eia fpieocr bersnitellen, Gliak-Sotb-
rinaen antpmume &criualtmns SIT gc-
ben, es n6er inn beltiden Neid) sit be-
halten, einen Sell bes Srei1tinu an
sSStalien absmtreten mnb iueitere Son.
seiI;unen s,l MAIDEN. 8alfonr bat CT
flart, baf feinerlei Trie0enspUrid)la=
ae BON einem ne,tralen 9iplDmatem
aeuad)t ieiea.
Die @iener glrbeiter5eitang iagt,
baf Die Semtiden bnnoert San6lcafe
in Der llfraine Dor bas Griegsgerlalt
seitcllt bGtten. Die ieeige Tegierung
ser ltfraine, an beren Spite @cne-
raj Sforopansfi itebt, Ioa Die reIne
9iftatlr ieim.
geormeaen fat 6nrd Den Srieg I'M
Mpnat April sebn Sdliffe uerlpren;
sluansig Eerionen famen babel INNS
Geben.
9lms gonopn luirb gemeloet, beilt-
Ide 3eitnugen mnb giatiuualOfono-
men uerlangten fir Sentidlamb ein
aroFes &ulDnialreid), banait es Go5-
materialien snr Ierfiigmng babe.
Ger SnnSesIenat hat cinltimmig
Die yiI angenomnen, Die cen 3iued
hat, bic uSu6nitrial 8orfers uf the
Norlo" nnb abnlide @ereiiligungen
81 Dernidtem. Die Bill crflart ale
GraanilatiDnen mnS 0eicllIdaften
fir anseieblid, Die ben 3fued ba-
ben, irgenb cine 8eranbernmg in Der
Hegiermmg, .iplpie in ben iosialeu,
pirtidaitlidJen, geiellldaftliden nno
inbnltriellen GerbGltniilen Der Wer.
Staatcn bnrd pbpiiide araft, OmrdJ
Belualt nno omrdl bic pbpiiide Be-
idabisnns BON Eerionen ooer Giaeu-
tim berbeisnfiigren pber Die Elm Der
artises @orgeben 6efiiriportet, eia-
pfieblt, lebrt ooer uertei0ist. Viitglie-
Der iolder @ereinisnilg, welde alS
Iertreter Serielben iuabrenb beS
arieses irgeno etluas ld)reibeit ipre-
den uber ber6ffentliden, aoer @elo
an lolde @ereinignnsen hesablen,
,perben NIT eimerWefansnisitrnfe pun
5cbn Sabren nno elmer @clOitrafe
pon $1,000 belegt. Gerionem, Die irs
seuo iuelde gitteratnr einer ioldlen
@ereinigmns perteilen, erGaiten bic
ielbe Strafe, aud iuiro es ungeieblid)
fir irseno sSemano gemadlt, einen
Saal uber ein Sans fir @erialmnl-
lmnsen iolder gereinisnngen sa per-
mietem.
llnier Sriess 0epartenent uer-
lanst cine geiuillianng BON 1000
Williunen Collar fir eaftidiff-
Erobnftiom.
Sn Se6rnar iol 0raf Gsernia,
oamals Miniiter Ses slnSluartigen
SeiterreidJ ltnsarns, SaiiH Die
tempurGre Sanptitabt Huiuditiens i'm
eebeimen beimd)t nno bort seforbert
baben, iofort Die beitidJen Ssriebens-
beoiusnnsen ansnncbmen. sllle, and
Der a0nis, ieien fir bic sluuabme
aeiueIen, MIR bic aOniain nnb Der
arunprins batten iidD linen luioer-
lebt, letterer babe iogar i'm Gron-
rat seeen DEN ssrieoen seiprOdlcn,
8rau Iotter- Yalmer, cine Der
Lofo,o+ogto,, csrc,,o,. lS6;r,one ~
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Ser giienbabnuerfehr I'M me-
rifoniiben Gtaote Eammtlibas lit
ipieoer i'm 8ange
- Ser beriibnlte fron5oliihe &oz
n1anIdriftiteaer, George Sbnet, lit
geItorben
- Meritonilhe 8anoiter babelt
eie ans bier OaiteIieoern beiteben-
sc 9amilie pon 5reoerid @illcoat IN
Dfaripoia, Yier., ernlor0et. Die Sill
coats maren britilde llntertanen.
Nearipoia ltegt angefdbr $50 MfeiIell
In iiioliher Hidting non Gagle 9ai,
in ben Santa Sofa Bergen uro nifbt
nett BON Der Gtaot Mu5qltis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-07

Sdlad)t fielen; baf bret CIT Wnm=
ben, nemn nm aramfbeiten nnb einer
ans anSeren llrIaden itarb, bah 5,pci
omrd 3nfaa inns 2eben fomen, hall
elmer Id)uer nu0 adtnM0Diersig leldt
periunnbet ,pmrben nno 6ak a6tsem
permift iuerben. Wpm MarinefDrps
ftarb elmer in Der Sdladt nn0 sier
itarbeu. on i6reu 8nnoen. SeTaner
! befin6en iidl nidt mnfsr ben 0emel-
6etem.
,sn Der @egenb pDn Mmiens iollen
| Sic Gnglanoer innerbalb ieds Nu=
den 106 oentid)e guftIdiffer nit III
rem 2nftidiffen bernnter gebradt .la-
ben.
slms Earis mirb semeloet, bas
Soipitnl oes Or. garrel p6m 6ofe=
feller Snititnte, in Der gtabe Der
ssrDnt, lei bllrdJ bemtidlc gomben
beinabe ppllitanbis 5eritOrt.
gDm britiidlen 6altptamartirr
iuiro aenteloet, Die oeltiflen sanfs
ieien lange nidt 10 gut iuie bic britt
lidem.
Die Iran5uIen baben siuei SNa-
ninnem, Spiepbine gllpares nnb Bic
tprine 5rand)er, eridieRen laiiem.
Starfe 1lnrmbe niadt iif), iuie Die
9epeid)en melben, iiberall 1T DETER
reid bemerfbar. 1leberall i'm 2anSe
proteitieren bic 9iberalen segen Sic
glmfidiebnms Der Yarfamentsiitnn-
sen. Gs beikt, bic oentide Nabrnnss-
mittel WerDaltnng ba6c 86bineu
nn6 sbrol unter ieine aontrolle se-
nor,imen. 9rei Wfitslieber bes Oiter'
reidifden aabinetts iollen reiisniert
| llaben.
glMs 9sn6pn iuir6 seinclbet, Die
ltnrmben in ben Slaluenoiltriften
Ceiterreid)s breiteten iid id)nea ans
Die Gnglanber baben fire srnp-
pen ams Gs-Salt in Galaltina, 6itlidl
bonn Serbian, snriifsesosen. Sn ben
lebten sdgen bnben lie nahe5u tan-
isn6 Semtld)c iln6 siirfen III Enliiiti-
na gefnngen gcnommen mnS 80 Ma=
idinengeidJiite erbemtet.
Der bentId)e &aiier Ioll Der 6ane
belsfammer in Berlin clue 9epeid)e
geianOt baben i'm Der er selagt bat,
Die GrfDlge Der lebten MDnate bered)=
tigtem 9cntidlanDs slnipriide nnf ei-
men ritarfen" ssrieoen, Der ieinent
6anbel meme gabnen erOffuen merbc.
6inbenbmrg iagte In elmer Gepeid)c.
c@enn bic 9entid)en einig iinb, iuer-
ben mir einen Srieben erlanaen, Der
mnierem .6nnoel ST. nenem slnfblii-
fen bringt."
Der bolanoiid)e Wiiniiter oeS
NmsluGrtiecn iette bas Tarlament
oauon in Genntnis, oaf Gentidlano
eingemillist babe, feline Sanb- nno
aiesienouugcn sn beIdranfeu.
@ien fiinbigt 5ngleidJ NIT Der slm-
meien6eit 6es &aiiers 6nr( nnb iei-
ner militariiden Nntgcber IN Der
Jrent ben bemndditigen geginn CT
~
ner itarfen Cffeniiue gescn Stalien
an. Wrofe srmppenbeluegnngen mer-
oen aus 6em Srentino nno ans sa-
rol aemeloet. @eocr Gom nod gSien
Iagcn etiuas ben Snfantericfampfen,
aber bic sstaliener ntelben, bah l'd
bic 8ewalt bes Diterreid)iidlen slrtil-
lericfeners perinellrt babe, beionoers
an Der 5rentinp front. Ans bent
Worben StaIiens miro cine itarfe Su-
tigfeit Der gnftidiffe gemelbet.
Cine 9epeld)e ans 2onoum bebaup-
tet,oer friibere bollanbiidle ariegsnti-
niiter GDlpu Gabe ais llnterbanoler
fir einen Jrieotn nit Sentidllano
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ettntr =Ansglti6angsbtb6t)t.

gs piro biernit CUR aenntniB gc-
6radt, oaB oas sdtbare ecltlttu-
Gonlnliiidrs @eridt bon 8efar
GountD, geras, am 5lpeiten Waontag
i'm Mtai oieies Sabreg 1918, alto alIE
oreisebnten Gage oieies Monats, als
Steuer Neutrality-suspicious. alt-
ianr,nentreten ltno IN Sibung bleihen
miro, fir Ben 3tpef, bonn Steuer-ai-
IeIior BON gerar Gountp ale ieine
giieiImentliiten, Bidder etc. bebufS
ibrer SnIpeftion, Gorreftion, slus-
gleihung itno geitatigung entgesen-
5ltlebnen.
Bum 3eugniB bierfiir nteine ltlt-
teridrift nit beigefiigten 9ffice-Sic-
1eI In San Antonio, Seras, oil oie-
lem fiinfupo5pan5igIteu Gage oes
4priI gl. 9. 1918.
(Sieael) FRANK r. NEWTON,
Gpnntp Glerf, gerar Gonutp, seras.
fMuseide
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Der President
Sat llnterludung Der glnflagtn 9tgtll oas
glirtraft Soaro angcorontt,
acinc ,pid)ti9en 8intpfe+
rokdIe GrfoIge der Gn9ldnder 9emeldet.
cffeniipe npcb nidbt begpnnen.
srnat umntt idaries Oeieb gegen S, gS. gS. at,
Jntereiiante 2l1itteilnneen iiber een
rum6niicten 5rieDen.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
Nav 7th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
HraiiSeut 8illDn bat angeoronet,
Saf; cine senaae unterindlnne Der
Nnliafn gesen 6as, Mircrnft Boaro
boiil sSaIti5separterneut borsenOm-
men ,uerOe.
{ ,5oiparb s. goffil, Der friibere
@priiber bes ylirtraft yoarS, fat ben
EraliScnten mn cine llnteriudMng
erIud)t, oamit Der rgimf shuibloicr
MGuuer nidlt uernid)tef iuerbe."
Rad Der l1eberiid)t Der aii. Ereilc
BON Wtontag bnben Die 0emtid)en
anf oem Gdlahtfeloe iia 9sur0iueiten
ssranfreidJs nod feline Mnsriffe ge-
madlt. Mian gIanbt jett, bic 8ieoer-
anfna6me Der 0ffeniiue i'm gsprbUf=
iten uerSe sleidscitis nit otn Se-
ainn Scr Gffeniipe segell Stalien
Itattfinoen. Die Gnglanber ln0 siui=
ldlcn 9oere mno 9ranco1rt mn atnae-
fair 500 yar6s an etlttf Sront bon
1000 g)arbs pprgeriift un6 Baben if
re Stellnngen babnr6 lelr DerbeI-
iert. SnDlih BON 2Ds mad)ten bic
Dentidjetr ben Ierfnd, iie aug ben
Gtellnngen bei 9inges, iuelde Die
GnglGnoer nenlid) genumnten baben,
sm ucrtreiben, Der Tcrimdl mikgliifts
aber. 3luiIden Der Sonlnte nno ecr
Mnrre,iiibmeitlid DOnMOrlainmunpt,
iinb bie GHglanber ebenfalls pprgc-
riidt unb s6aben 15O 0efansene sc-
utadt, ioiuie Weidiite eroGert. yei
Ser 9(ndjin Ssarnt, iiio0itlid) pon
elmiens, lnadlten bic 9emtldem einen
glngriff, iunroen aber surIfgeid)la-
gen. Die GeiitIdjen ,nel6en, bah iic
Nnsriffe ber Gnglanber nnb 5ranso-
fen in sslanbcrn snriifseidlasen nnb
300 Gefansene gemadt ba6em. IS
idbeincn oies aber bic id|Dn semelSe-
ten gngriffe anf ben gerg aemmel
AIT iein. Die Ssransoien meloen, bais
fie lueltliM INN 6ansarb nno IiIoOlf-
li6 ppm Nopon itarfe erfolgreid)c
Mngriffe gemadt baben. lleberaa lDG-
ben slrtiaerie tStfedJte itattsefna-
ben.
Yei Spnl baben BIT amerifaniid)cn
Sruppcm einen oentldIen Angriff ab-
aeldJlaaeu nnb 0itlid BON snuepille
In 9ofbringen iinb bic Sentiden Don
ibnen ans ibren Sroutitellnagem per-
triebem iuuroen. Sine anterifaniId)e
Batronille brang 800 Yaros in bic
bemtid)em Neibem.
stus 2unbon luir6 offi5iell beridj-
tef, Samstag abenb feien nenn spn-
men goH.ben bon 2uftidJiffern amf bic
Giienbalnitntion in Gbanfues nn6
anf bic Crte gapaurne, slrmentieres.
Weruiile HnS Gitairs geipsrfen. Gin
feinblides snftid)iff mnroe bernnter-
aebrad)t mno bier ipnr0en nnbrandl.
bar gemadlt 3iuei engliide glerupla.
nc, Die lett benz britten Viars uer-
mikt ipmrben, limb snriifgefebrt.
lie @erlniie Der 1entidjen iuaen
lid) mabreno Der letten Gage ber-
mebrt, bic Der Alliierten uerminbert
babe.
9as fran5Oiiidle ariessfreus lit
bier Nmerifanern, eillem Gffi5ier
nnb orei Solonten, Derlie6sn uor-
ben.
Sriiiidje enftidiffer babeu erfolg-
reide Sngriffe amf Citenbe uao See
brneggc aemadlt.
General Etribins msloet, bar
ledjs amvifaHildr SaloatsH IN Der
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giit 40 aeqen 2t Gttnmen,

@lit 40 gegen 2f Stinlnlem ei-
ne Stinne peniger als Die uottpen.
oiae 3ipeiorittel Moioritdt, bat Der
8unoeslenat ben slntrag 3uriifge-
uieien, oaB er am 6reitag nit Der
9eratung 6es JrauenitinmredtS
omenoemeilts 5llr 9unoesperfailune
hcginne. ltniere beioen 8nnoesiena-
loren itinlnten fir oen slntrag.
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8rau Iotter- Yalner, cine Der
befannteiten 5rauen Gbieagos, it
geltorben. Sic mar 8oriisenoe Der
6rnuenabteilltng Der Meltausitel-
lung.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-18
TAKEs DINNER WITH DIX. RODGER,
ARGUE CASFS BEFORE SUPREME.
COUNT IN CHARLESTON.


COURT IN CHARLESTON.
Attorney III. j. Capshsrt and his part
ner, Attorney A. q. Froe, have beef. ma
Charleston most Of this week arguing
several cases before the Supreme Court.
They made .he trip over the Virginia.,
stopping over night sunday at Hotel
Dixie in Eeleigh where they were look
ing alter some other very important
cases Of legal nature. Lhey are very
much rushed far time in that they have
a heavy chenille to be looked after at
the coming term of the Criminal Court
Of tins county and too, their servi es
have been engaged to look after client
in Pitisburg. Pa the last Of this month.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-18
Bridgeford Pharmacy a
Credit to the City.

For sometime the Bridgelord Pharm-
scy has D-en doing business ia thls city
and each days finds It TO he one of our
lev substantial business concerns. Dr
bridgeiord, assisted 10y experienced and
registered neip all the time, Wide awake,
polite, consistent and fair ia his dealing
has established ali enviaDle reputation as
. man Who knows the drug business,
and his large number of patrons leei
that they will be treated perfectly safe
when when buying from HIM. In TACT.
the Bridgeford Pharmacy is the boys
headquarters where every fellow delights
70 meet To discuss the var, smoke cigars
and elucldate Oh the solution not only "
the socal!ed race problem but L. where
they discuss every Imaginable plan for
the solution OF all the social and political
ills.
Courtesy is his first and last concern,
Polite treatment and y fair return Tor e, .
cry cent In his store is his motto. M
business cercern in tile State can lay
greater clam Ia the compliments Of TIN
day Tor sanitary exactness more than the
Brldgeford Pharmacy. The best whit.
and colored ladies feel at home and know
they will he treated rightly when IN thi-
place oil business.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-18
Soldier John c. Calhoun
at Home on Furloush
Speaks Well OF Camp Lee

Among the $50 colOTe.i boys in the fret
draft, Johh g. Calhoun, son az A. l..
Calhoun, was chosen. lie WAS given q
five days furloueh last week, which he
spent with his parent and friends at
home. John &. has made a very favor
able record at Camp Ie.. having first
Oeen placed With the Engineers Depart
ment, afterwards appointed Corporal
which - non commissioned Ofiics r
ranking Immediately under q Sergeant.
who has charge Of one Of the squads Of a
company lie Afterwards Joined the In.
isntry, the 9lst % y Training BataI
lion, there receiving the same training
~ any other soldier. lie has been ap-
pointed first class priva T.
He says colored boys are treated gen
orally fair and reasonable a. sny one
could expect. Some Of the cOlOred boys
from all over the state have already
sailed for France. not a. regular soldiers.
bit To- build railroads. help dig trenches
and 70 do ordinary work lie say reg
ular service- under the direction Of the
\. NJ. &. A. Department With addresses
from able men are accorided cOlOred
soldiers just A. the white. they have
picture shows, magaz mes papers and
hooks O. read, athletic sports 81 various
kinds are provided: thst Of it, kind, tse
solciers have penty 70 eat. sltho' yh
better clothing might he provided The
colored fellows realize their owngcor ntry
j. At war and that % win ellis tor faith
FIJI, patriotic and sscrihcal service on
their part a. much ~ u does Of the white
soldiers snd they are ready and wiling 70
gIve that service. lie returned 70 the
the Camp Tuesday night in the best Of
spirits
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-18
Male Members Give
Ladies a Reception.

Monday night Of this week in Lord :
new brick building, the male members OF
Moore's Success Council. No. lUso, In
dependent Order vi ~ Luke, gave the
lady members Of the same Council a re-
ception.
A large crowd Was present including
come invited guest from out of town
Special srrsngs mants had been made T.
make every body happy and comfortable
BY the Committee which VAS headed 10y
Mr.. J. II. Jones. the popular young bus
iness man With Mr.. A J.. Calhoun
This Committee deserves the praise Of
every body for their success Refresh
ments we're served. The following - the
menu: Chicken salad. ice cream and
cake. soft drinks and hot coffee, (Demi-
tassee). Innocent games OF varied kind
were INDUCED IN.
The membership OF thi- Council L.
about fifty and they are some OF the
bet men aud women IN this and nearby
towns. The ladies are very cOpious in
their expressions Of appreciation Of 80
hsttering a compliment az the hands of
their brethren.
The Council from the time il Wa or
ssaized has been making rapid progress
st the hand Of and under the never tir-
ing inhuence Of Mrs. Willie o. Moore
The present officers are Mr.. ?. r..
Alexander, Worthy Chief: Mr.. J. n
Jones. Degree Chief; Mr.. II Claire
Moore, Financial Secretary Mr.. Morris
j. Csbbell, Chaplain. Mrs. Trulis
Bridseford, Treasurer: Miss Matel Lsz-
enberry, Recording Secretary. bot after
oil. Mrs. W. o. moore i and has been
practically the main factor.
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Glen Whlt6
(Hf D. D.. Woods }


J. u. Wood spent several days in Blue
field last week
Mrs ;. W. Haynes is on the sick list
Mr.. Ben J. Hammer and family are
home after spending the holidays with
relatives IN North Caroline.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. G.. Bolden have re-.
turned from Appomsttox. Ma. where
they spent the holidays.
Mr.. Robert Il. Thornton has returned
from Richmond, Va, where he took his
vile Tor medical treatment.
Mr.. Harry Winbusb, of Kimball, has
moved bis family in house No.
Mr.. and Mrs y. Harris entertaine }
the Elizabeth Greenleaf Musical Club ON
Friday night.
R.v. j. ID. Coleman preached two soul
s.rmons on sunday.
Mr.. Carl Baker had the misfortune %
have his foot slightly mashed last week
by falling coal.
Living Beauty Lodge. No. IO2, X Of
z. will initiate six new members on
Tuedsy night.
Mrs. Anna l. Anderson VS. visit M
at her OLD home st Beckiey last week.
Mrs. Mamie Gov visited her husband
At Camp lee last week where he - IN
training.
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A FAMILY
MEDICINE
In Her Motber's Home, Says n
Georgia Lady, Ressrdhs blaeh-
Drsught. Relief From Hoo
ache, Malaria, ChiIls, Ese.

Ringyold. Ca Mrs. Chaa Oasesu.
OF this place. writes: Il am Q 49,
OF Tbedford's Black-Draught; In fnel
II was one OF our family mediefn0
Also In my mothers home. vhsn q
was q child When any OF N chflA
reb complained OF headache. usually
caused by constipation. she Rvs -
dose OF Black-Draught. which vouiA
rectify the trouble. Often IN Dc
Spring. We would have malaria snl
chills. or troubles OF this kind. 20
would take Black Draught pretty ~
ular until the liver acted well. az
We would soon be up and srounl
again. We would not Be without n.
for II certainly has saved NJ Ioks q
doctor bills. Just q dose OF Dlaah-
Draught when not 20 we'll savD .
Dot OF days IN bed"
Thedford's Black-Drsuxht has -
10 use for many years IN the tPunA
nent OF stomach. liver and bDvsl
troubles. and the popularity vhicA =
nov enjoys II proof Of IT. norSl
liz your liver n not doing IT. 1ufy.
you will suffer from such liagPeo
able symptoms a. headache. bilisas
nsss. constipation, indigsstisn. -.
and unless something n done. owlo0
trouble nay result
Thedford's Black Draught - -
found q valuable remedy for -
Troubles. II II purely vegstab1a -
acts In . prompt and natural -.
regulating the liver % its -
functions and cleansing the beVV11 g
ARuB11ta Try &C. fns1sa Z ~
erSs u srioaaa - 49, u
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On Thurs lay. January 10. the Home
Mission ~.Dciety met At the home Of Sister
Nan ne Brown. IL vs- largely attended
W. bad lovely meeting. and all enjoy
81 the d-lis scie- Of the -es-on.
. sat AZ. Mr.. Isaiah Jackson fell
and dislocated bis collar bone and two
ribs.
While on his way 10 church sunday
morning, Rev. q. VI. Dickerson fell and
y suffering from the effect thereof.
Rev. J. y. Evans preached two able
sermons Sundsy All Who heard him
we're greatly benefited. The choir, under
the leadership Of Mr.. Brywn. rendered
excellent music
Pay Jour subscription the Mcdowell
Tines
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LADY Of VANDYKE So WEAK
FROM STOMACH TROUBLE
COULD HARDLY WAL K SHE SAID
Terrible Attacks Of Cramps Made Her Fear She
Would Die. Took Simple Home Treat
Hasn't Had Cramp Since
TELLS HOW SHE DID 1T.

81 suffered from stomach trouble for =
year. | tried many thIDg- that were ~
commended bu. nothing did me any
good. Everything that ] ate hurt me
md | would take spells Of cramps that
seemed 30 bad j dldn't think ! could live
through them sndT gpt - bad off
could hot walk any were, not even ACROSS
the room. Those terrible cramping
spells were 80 bal thought I would die
and everyone thought ! could not live
Il bad trend doctors and gDt no -
lief and Wa Al Ivy wits end and when
Acid Irou Mineral Wa recOnm .nded %
me a. the very thing for stomach trouble
and comneDced 10 take 70 aud since
then I have never had a spell OF cr1mp.
| now Eat anything ] want % eat and 70
doesn't burt me. nave gained ~ much
strength can walk two or three miles
without getting very tired and J can
yep "a whole lot bettsr. " lile before tof.k
Acid Iron Mineral my -l...p didn'f io me-
any good. IL has dyne ~nAt noting sl--
that had tr 81 csnld 10 and cou-id r
A IN a wOnd~rin. nI~,iicin. SOD i,-lp.ge
It will ID everything Il y rc,pnfnend.d
~ do ~ taken according 10 directions -
declared Mrs. Elizabeth tsrim-iey, 81 Van
Dyke, BurhannOn County, Va.
When your strength gves ont and you
feel ike dragging around all day long
instesd OF Skipping around spry sni i've
~ like OF Old, try taking ten drpT- of
tnis natural iron m a gs-- II water after
meals IL 10 simply wonderful People
ali over this state recommend Ac.i Iron
Mineral The beauty about ~ - that q
- inst the hIgnly concentrated natural
IT. n, cheaper, stronger and much hit
peOple IN neesi II iron. n tweiye
ounce bottle usually soils for dollar snd
- . tonic. sid o. digestion, kidney, and
bladder, u can't b. egualied IL j. sid
only M original bOtties and tie ira 70
mark AIN" on bottles aud cartrn j.
the rerrodine Chemical Corp. guarsntee
Il -tr ngth ana qu4isy. Most druggists
have N. Uet q bottle to-day
sDid IN Keystone ~ the BrIfgsford
I'harnrcy and zDod store everywhere