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Evening star., 1914-11-08

English Household
ers Insure Against
Damage by Aircraft.
Preparations Made to
Give German Airships
a Warm Reception.
The Willy Won Kluck.
The New Chief Gen.
sor - Building a Pom
toon Under Fire.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

srations there. especially Of the landing
Of British forces, and the order was
legally. ,obed by all but one. This
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LONDON,

sp.ela, Correspondence Of The Star.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

SPECIAL Correspondence of The Star.
IONDON notobo. ~
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Russell, the basso, to his disgust,
was the last Of the brothers to be ac-
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spirit Of Cod the deepest elements OF
charity and justice viii be the true
/ brothers Of our generation. Oh, to
know the power Of sympathy 20 pos
sess the secret OF encouragement.
Now / am prepared TO affirm and
that too without fear OF honest dlspu-
tatiou from any unbiased mind pres
out-that no man was ever scolded
ont Of his sin. The wand that tamcs
the boasts Of tho Jungle grows only
uTon the tree Of the cross. "Be not
overcome Of evil, but overcome evil
with good" III thine enemy hunger.
feed him; II he thirst, give him drink
This was The spirit Of the master when
he called Peter from his life Of de
celt and falsohood into the strength
Of a very rock for truth and fidelity,
but his re-assuring words, let not
your heart be troubled, yo believe in
God believe also In me in my Fathers
house are many mansions, II Il were
not SO ! would have told you; l go to
prepare a place for you, and II l go /
".li reuu again and receive YOU un-
TO myself that whore I EN- there yc
may be also He goes with q man
that is a sinner, and rsdeems him by
his sympathy and un-With-held love.
That was PaUls way lie could see
the man hidden away in the tangled
maze of mixed motives Like Michael
Angelo he could see the Angel OF Life
In the cold inanimate marble and call
Il forth Paul knew that the all
Father was cooperating with him in
his attempts TO lead men out OF sin
into the light OF q real redemption,
and shall We question that the eter-
nal God fails us when we seek TO work
with Him on the threshold of that
wonderous thing we call human per-
sonality?
The Cooperation OF Good VIII.
II IS easy, oh, so easy to wish to be
like God TO aspire TO be n partnker
OF the divine nature in a great way
But 1t is not at all easy to DO the lit
tie task just ahead of US; not easy to
mount by slow and painful steps to
the heights which seem SO far off
And just here, is the defect Of much
ot the modern religious thought. espc-
oIGlly that OF the meditative and &C.
static type-that It does not seem to
this IDEAS expressed by
Matthew Arnold In his poem entitled
Rugby Chaper Writing
to his father, the poet says:
but thou wouldn'st not alone
Be saved my father alone
Conquer nnd come TO thy goal.
Leaving the rest In the wild.
Therefore 20 thee Il was given
Many TO save with thyself.
And, at the end Of the day.
on. faithful shepherd 10 come.
bringing thy sheep IN thy hand"
We may not expect OF "ny tres with /.
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Bass Furniture
II Is Good

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of n h.', r.-slon What We need to-
d.v more uerulrs thau ought else
is t9 be agcat that every man. as
e..r. Ist,.fh ourselves. a child OF God,
and as such has claims upon US. and
lnlt Yr cannot possibly injure him
Without +. some important way. do
iu.- ..r...e to ourselves. This dlspo-
su'or however let me say I'm passing.
3. u.. ratu. naetcpce. The par
.al., Of .l. good Samaritan incul--
cr..s t Judaism urged Il centuries
h...T. Crr,n.uitv. When Abraham
". e..t 90 sodoul and Jonah to
Nirc.sh A. vas exauipllficd: and rs
sl,,t..f most oloouout eyprcss.on
ora're when We are told in the Bih'e
story Chat when GOD summoned lls
Only Bg-oucu into earthly existence
1t was not us Jew. Christian, Catho-
Hc ca Protestant, but as one whose
flruro rises before US this day in all
It's constituting majesty. the Son OF
Man. the Son Of God. 1t IS man that
GOD emphasizes. Il Is man that must
be our first consideration and final
intrry-.
This 30 tho r,7rper Of thinking that
sboui5 he ,.dorv diffused TODAY If ~.
yrild cbe.,. mo modern MIND win
tho rpttr..t,c sptrit But there Is the
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/ God, without barrier or pause" to
"enticipatc in the higher atmosphere
Of truth and love and service" We
may aspire to that is true, but we
must be content, and should be proud
TO walk the way Of the saints Of al
ages have trod In fact, II We are 10
stand for brotherhood and the CO.
operations Of good will, We cannot do
much soaring in that atmosphere
which is SO popular with many other
wise, good Christian m-n and women,
who are bent mostly on perfccting
themselves, so much 30 in fact that
they have little time TO devote TO the
uplift Of che other fellow"
l would not be misunderstood here.
Perfection should indeed be the chief
aim Of all reasonable beings but. lis
ten. Such perfection can be reached
only by the way OF the gospel of tho
kingdom, And there is not a better
example Of this self same gospel Of
love, service aud sacrifice that when
Moses who wasted no energy in self
assertion but whose every muscle
was tense for the work Of building
into harmony the broken notes Of
Gods dscordant world-prayed that
II the sins Of the people he was try
Ing 10 lead ana help could not be for
given, his own name might be blot
ted out from the bool, which thou
hast written" Shall We this year be
builders and helpers rather than
critics OF men?
An Acquisition of Responsibility.
From my Viewpoint and l am
persuaded 10 believe that I echo your
deepest sentiment in tho assertion
we ought, now that we have entered
upon the activities Of another year. to
make on inventory Of our sentiments
as well ss Of our experiences. How
dc We feel toward folks that have been
unkind 10 us? How do We feel toward
those who have been ungrateful. to-
ward anybody that has been mean:
toward those who have taken our best
efforts In their behalf as matter OF
oourse7 How do we feel toward
those who have made themselves busy
bodies have prled into our affairs.
whispered. gossiped, and worst OF all.
have cried, Hail, Master" and be-
trayed us with a kiss.
Let us face the situation. What
are we going to DO about It? Sharpen
the AK and wait? Load the gun and
get ready? Have va stuck a pin into
the flesh drawn drop of blood. and !
then written Il down on paper in true .
fiction style sealed the document and |
stalked across the stage. a la drama /
tic persona, muttering, 81 will have
my bond"
Who would be reptile hiding in |.
the grass. waiting for chance TO /
stins7 Who would be q Shylock. de-
handing his pound Of flesh nearest
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the heart Of his victim? Who would
be a mere animal clin4ing with can
Inc tenacity to prejudice? Rcmen-
Der rather that this is the twentieth
century and this a Christianized land
ana remember too, that all this sort
of thing has no place I'm real life for
truly big mon and women. Bring ou
grudscs, all rcvcngcs, all bitter mcm-
ores all thoughts Of "an eye for an
eye ana tooth for tooth" and talk
ing your stand beside the Man of
'aAlec refuse TO accompany these an
ulu2riaus who would regulate their
lives BY he standards Of the past.
re"l@ihs thot You make yourself as
shiaH and mean MS the mcauest man
you ever knew whom you think Of do
ing unto them as they have done unto
you.
In the sermon on the mount. the
master referred to these standards
only to put before his hearers a blcb-
ef standard. Hear him. "Tt was g,td
OF old time; thou sholt love thy neigh
Dor but hate thine enemy. But saw
unto you love your enemies. bless
lnem that curse You, do good to them
mat hate you. and pray for them that
despilefully use you and persecuto
you Tor If ye love them only which
love you, what reward have We. do NOT
even the publicans so?"
have we not left this standard sct
up by the Lord Christ himself too
much out Of our religion and opr
New Year resolves? II is inJo,d n
terrible arr1ienment Of those who do
not know That q knowledge of Cbris,
ana his saving power in their own
HNeS u an acquisition of respopsibilitv
and that they ought 10 live Iifo %,
love, service and sacrifice for othors
Ana yet ] am forced 90 the bolio,
that in great many cases. those vcr,.
people who ought to lead the world ,o
better things are the continual mill.
stones around the neck Of the world
dragging II down TO the depths OF tbe
sea.
All. but you say. some people ara
born helpers. and others are horn to
he helped" Men tire me whom tbo,,
put up such an argument as this. an
argument generally presented tb,t
they may bolster up their own ipcIi-
nation to shirk duty. As children q,
the living God We are-ereated for big
and not to be put ON
the bargain counter" or 10 ba
carried to heaven on flowery beds ~
ease" We are here to do the Lord,
work and. in Gods name. let us take.
up the burden! Do not pray for easv
lives, pray rather to be stronger men
and women. Do not pray for tasks
equal TO your powers, pray for pow
ars equal to your tasks.
All men and women. both Chris
Confined ON Page III
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the religion Of one who loved 20 be
called the sor Of Man and for tie
freeing cf Christian ialth from ths
seiters " 8 eogmaue theology.
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So Fl is that reflection ON past fsl-
ures, though they cannot be recalled.
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Continued ON Page H.
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'Mcn may rise on st,Iuirr stones
OF their dead selves 10 higher
things
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SEND MORE TROOPS
csnsds's Second Contingent 20 Consist
Of $4,000 Men-Bring u Up 70
Strenuth ~ Army Corps

OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. 2.-Canada's
next contingent OF soldiers for service
IN Euorpe will consist Of 15. 900 men
IN compliance with a request received
from the British war Office. which has
asked that the second expeditionary
fore efrum the Dominion shall be or
ganized % bring the extra men OF tho
FIRST contingent. which went 90 Eng.
land some months ago. up % the
strength ~ an army division AZ
present Canada has IN the mother
country o. fun army division Of be
tween 2l.uO0 and % 1000 men and four
additional battalions Of Infantry.
The second contingent will consist
OF two brigades Of infantry. eight bat
talions. a complement Of artillery en-.
RineerF. cyclist. signal and admins
trative units. which include army ser
vice corps companies and field ambu-
lauces and the following units for line
of communication purposes Divis-
ional ammunition park divisional sup
ply column. reserve park. field bakery.
Held hutcherv. railway supply detach.
mont an dtwo depot units ~ supply
Enlistment viii BE- continued 10 Keen
the two divisions up TO strength The
army authorities estimate that once
The unis get into active service. year.
lv reinforcemens win b. required al
the rate o. 20 per cent OF the total
force engaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
vIRGINlAN RESTORED BY FIRST
DOSE OF MAYR'S STOMACH REMEDY

OF Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Rem
edy.
The first dose proves-t is not a
long treatment.
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clears the digestive tract Of mucoid
accretions and removes poisonous
matter. II gives quick relief TO suffer
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sure II has saved their lives.
We want all people who have
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to try one dose OF Myr's Wonderful
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many OF our people have been taking
with surprising results. The most
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hayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
ASSIGNMENT OF CASES IN COM.
MON PLEAS COURT MADE
YESTERDAY.
Term Opens November 1.-TWO Muir.
der Cases Set As Well As Many
Others Of Every Description.

In common pleas court at st. Glars
vile yesterday. the assignment OF
cases. as given below was made By
Judge Charles J. Lynch and Prosecut-
ing Attorney W. w. Cowen. Many i'm
portant cases have been assigned. In
Guiding the case OF State VS.. Hughey
Lynch. charged with murder in the ssc.
ond degHse. the case against Joseph
Porga, charged with assault TO rape
and many others for burglary and
larceny. etc. Many divorce cases nave
also been set for the term.
The assignment follows:
Monday, November 9.
A motions for new trials will b,
made.
Criminal cases-Thursday
Hughey Lynch. charged with murder
IN the second degree.
Friday, November -.
Joseph Porga. charged with assault
20 rape.
Tony Gilmore. charged with assault
and battery.
Saturday. November -.
Howard Cunningham. charged With
burglary and larceny.
EdwardHahne. charged with keeping
a gambling room.
John Recik. charged with assault
and battery.
Agnes Recik. charged with ASSAULT
and battery.
Lewis Murray. charged with aban
dcning legitimate child.
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MANY CASES SET FOR TRIAL
In BELMONT COUNTY COURT

John Alexander. charged with IN
bezzlement.
Monday. November 10.
Carnelius Maloney. abandoning preg-
nant woman
August Nowak. murder in the sec
ond degree.
Wednesday, November 10.
Fred Carter. burglary and larceny.
Fred Carter. burglary.
Fred Carter. burglary and larceny.
Fred Carter. burglary and larceny.
Fred Carter. burglary and larceny.
Ray Ridgeway, burglary and larceny.
Thursday. November 19-ciVii Cases.
Edward Massie W.. Robert Nickel.
vey. administrator
Ohio ex rel Burroughs VS.. Ohio
Fuel Company
Friday, November 20.
thafles g. Troy Ns. Wheeling Traction
Company.
Lodge.
Saturday. November a.
guinuiio Agostiue vs. Fredinando
Monday. November a.
All motions Tor new trials
Divorce Cases.
Laura Davis W. James Davis
stephen Amber W. Emma Amber.
thristopher Deem vs. Gleuna Deem.
Jessie =. Perry W. John Perry
Martha Camp vs. William Canp
tlydr Haley VS. Clara Haley
Nettie Weber W. Harry Weber
Elsie Gillespie W. Myers Gillespie
sarah Williams W. William Williams
MARY Whittacre W. William hittacre.
Hoard ~ County Commlssioners v
=. W. Tractiun Company.
Tuesday, November a..
HfhFN iuteiHuhfr IS. Johnston Coal
Company
wednesday, November as.
uude Johnston W. Edward Lynch.
ThurfdaV. November 1G Thauknrfvinr
Friday. November a..
H. a Kennedy W. Rail a River Coal
Company.
Saturday, November az
Mary Ipham VI. VILLAGE OF belmont
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Monday. November 20.

All motions for ne trwials
Ida Barnett ". benjamin Barnett
sarah Davis vs.. James Davis
George Stancola vs.. Annie Stancola.
chester Parks vs.. Coda Parks.
Stella Phillis ". Nelson Phillis
Joseph DeraVetski vs.. Agnes Deravet-
Jesse Reynolds vs.. Blanche Reynolds
Rosie Maruchy ". Joseph Maruchy.
Jennie Daubeck ". Harry Dsubeck
naughty.
Julia Cup ". Lorenc Cup.
BESSIE Bethel vs.. John Bethel.
Josephine Robertson ". Harry Rob
Annie Bako vs. Dan Bake
Emma Barkhurst ". Henry Bark
sarah Krider W. Alfred Krider
Mary Broomhall vs.. Harry Broomhsll.
Vida Myers vs.. John Myers.
Suza pargi W. Joseph Daryl
steve Szabo W. Annie Szabo.
'Nascilla Bedi W. Anita Bcdi
Bernice Holiday ". Alfred Holiday.
Fla Seely ~. Laura Seeiy.
Agnes McCullen IS. Brady McMullen.
AnSeiene Bianco vs.. Luigi Bianco.
t,;yda Coss -. Frank Coss
Tuesday. December /.
". = Armstrong vs.. city ~ Bellaire.
Eliza HstherinEton vs., city Of Bellaire
Harold stephens ". state Of Ohio.
waiter stephens ". state OF Onto.
Edmund Cortney IS. state 81 Ohio.
wednesday, December q.
Trustees % smith township vs.. Elmer
son Campbell
Y. 7. Petty. guardian We. HARRIET
Fowler.
David Good " state 81 ohio
Thursday, December 2.
y. VI. Henderson vs.. Cora r.. Sloan.
let 81
John Cochran ". Robert Cochran.
Friday. December =.
- W. Mace ". Rose Mace
Leutz Johnson Xs. II G. Bolen
Charles Madden W. ~. r. Lynch
Saturday. December 5.
John 7. Johnston W. W ~ Morris
James Cummiua vs.. Edward Davis.
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TO KEEP YOUR STOMACH RIGHT---AND
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]. n. Rosenriek, Of Dante, After FIT
teen Years, Finds Relief
From Suffering.

J. II. Rosenriek. Dante. Va. was
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REACH UNDERSTANDING ON
STATUS OF -COMBATANTS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-Germany
and Great Britain have reached an
understanding through the medium OF
the American government whereby
each will permit all enemy subjects
except those between the ages OF Is
and so TO go back to their respective
countriesn In no case will women
and children be detained IL they der
sire TO leave. The detention OF those
between is and so is due to the fact
that both Germany and Great Britain
desire TO keep Nl enemy subjects who
could possibly bear arms from joining
their colors.
In the same connection the state
department was advised today from
Petrograd that Russia had expelled
all German and Austrian subjects.
giving them two weeks within when
TO leave the country.
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NO NEEDLES TO CHANGE

\ permanent Diamond Is the reproducer point.
You will appreciate what Mr.. Edi-
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you hear the clear, natural tones of
this new instrument. II sings with a
voice set free from mechanical limita-
tons and it plays with volume rival
ing that of the original rendition.
Edison records are unbreakable, indie
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other records.
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Watch Us Grow

Picture shows development of our
new store building located at 36th
and Jacob streets, which will be, when
completed, the largest exclusive fur
niture store in the city. We are grow
ing rapidly-too much business for
our present quarters, hence the new
and larger building. There's a reason
for all of this. People trade where
they can get the most for their dollar.
We are in the right location to do bus
mess at less expense and are therefore
able to quote lower prices to our trade.
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scrapers and other buildings for the ac-
eommodation OF the numerous commits
slons he has created and that In renting
these buildings Democratic politicians
who own them have been shown partial
ity: that he IL In league with the saloon
interests OF the state: that as a private
citizen he engineered q gas company
merger in his home city. Dayton by
which he made half a million dollars and
forced high rates upon the citizens: that
his tax assessors have appraised HIS
farm at 500 an acre whereas property
adjoining IL appraised at $3.50 and $500
an acre: that he has had the state build
a road from Dayton TO his farm near
that city. etc.
Cox's Claim
Cox bases his claims TO reelection on
the ground that he has placed on the
statute books many progressive laws.
The Progressive fight has petered out
entirely. few days ago the Progress
sive leaders were declaring that the con-
test lay between the Democratic and
Bull Moose parties; now they say the
surprise OF the election will be the BIZ,
Progressive vote. The surprise OF the
elecdon may be. instead. the small Pro-
gresSive vote.
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The New Edison Diamond Disc
Photograph

Brings the best dance music to your
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A vote for Republican Congress
sional candidates will be a vote to
rebuke the un-American policy
that has wiped out the prosperity
of our great iron, steel. glass and
pottery plants.