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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
I1terchan9e o. OHTcers

PARIS. Aug lf-5. 40 % m -.If was
officially announced thIs evening that
unincation OF the French and Belgian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
BY SHEER FORCE OF
NUMBERS ARMY OF THE
KAISER FORCES AHEAD

LONDON Aug. Ii.-Il:25 D. m-Pushng forward by mere
sTm Poeeng and 500" %, come us with the allied
tonight. are in hattie order point unnamed.
The Beeans in the outpost skmlshinE said to have inflicted
wing has kept its and has reached line
Louysn and es where the allies probably S
no oGS the roads to BSe and An~eP and proven" the
Further south French have Belgium through
% Gt EGs to Ss n% Of S RSS S and to aid IN any
reported to have secured possession Of ridges the VOes
and to hold the passes of lie Bonhomme and Sane Marie usne
through which important roads and is declared
The Germans hammeng away the Iige forts and
according to their accounts of the forts Pont has fallen
'l the invaders who they say attempted to rush the fortress
Military strategiss Of the opinion that the Germans
the Besian keep them fighting increase Of Russian
disPos of Belgium choose between
road to Berlin open forces the emperor Of Russia
Aready ho[de Of Russians are reported to he marching toward
latter country they said to be the vicinity Str river
The official bureau army admiralty has issued
Manning to the public against placing the slightest reliance t
concerning the arrival Of wounded soldiers disabled
The probable Japan and Italy still the @ube Of
Japan Great Britain JsU Oh du anSsp Ss, Ss .
1rai britain and the part she will be permitted take
that Italy italy win join The triple entente ''F'' ''"'''
If should that purchased the German
cruisers Goeben and BresIa Turkey Is said
Turkey of her islands taken in the are R
frontier -
The British bids for an issue Of
S75,0OOOO0 treasury bills 49, - ~ VI
With the arrival in English ships there has been
a sharp decline in the prices of provisions
LONDON Aug l5-2 my-The Daily TeIegraDh's ooryrs-
story: ~ ~ ""%
Thirty thousand inhabitants the shells bean IN fan
Inc remaining inhabitants buried themselves cellars Havoc marks
CITY Gaping bridges demolished houses fallen roofs
ana sInoulderng ruins
wherein the shells have asphalt is piowed w Ike
Ornhed Ne" made prOtrude unexpected places
During the day the everywhere in evidence and
the inhabitants Owed in dumb dsma During the nig The v
donF its
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15

forces had been sstabIIsErl hy AN iii,
."rrHHnEa of officers
Tho EsIE.au4 aktrans.d C,r,r,1
tconunusd on Page riftesnl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29
New Fall Models for Miladi's Suit

DEHOLD the forerunner Of the
Id winter fashions--the new fall
model The spring suit is shabby by
now. aud the woman who can re-
plenish her wardrobe against cool
days in town and shore will do we'll
TO consider this chic model Ito the
righD Of terra Gotta broadcloth
combined with red and gray striped
cloth.
The coat is very full blouse,
with straight revers and fitted pep.
lum. II has a square collar OF the
striped material at the back and an
ornament of the stripe crossed by
white soutache holds the coat at the
walstline. Cuffs OF the stripe finish
the full sleeves. and the entire skirt
is formed of the stripes arranged to
form a bias of deep VS. in front.
The skirt is a one-piece model,
scanned in front, and with the extra
width at the waistline draped down
in deep pockets over the hips. II
lifts bit directly in front in a deep.
irregular box plat.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29

men. The world will question your
character-it will wonder how you are
paying. And the man Will wonder, too
how you intend 10 pay In his heart you
plant doubt Of your, delieacy and fine
ness. In your own nature yoI make a
lack Of reserve and self-respeet.
And some day you will have TO pay.
You can't get away from the debt you
are mourning. You will have TO face It.
II may be that the man you really love
Will hear Of what you have done and
doubt you II may be that you will be
Stunned by the people you want to know.
II may be that the man to whom you
are indebted viii make some cruel de-
mand that you do not know how to meet
It may be that you will find your own
character weakened by your principle of
graft-which you will find to be a sad
lack OF principle.
But however YOU pay, you will find
that your debt has drawn interest at a
cruel rate. And you will have to pay
far, far more than the little fripperIes
you got through unearned and undeserved
favors were ever worth.
Don't do it, girls. Wear last years
dresses and shoes run down at the heels
so without your lunches and walk to and
from your work. Youth will enable you
TO endure and outlive all these things.
But taking money from men is a draft
against your youth and your happiness
Don't draw H. Don't accept gifts Of
value or money or clothing from men
who are not related to you.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29
The Rotation of the Earth

hanging insulated ball But the negative
part in the hanging ball il attracted to
its left side by the positive in the ball in
the left hand; and the positive is re-
PEELED 10 the right side.
Twelfth-Bring ball by its thread that
is in the right hand up TO within one
quarter OF an inch OF right side OF sus-
pended ball, and all OF the positive in
the swinging ball will flash into the coat
on the right hand ball,
Thirteenth-Remove both balls, place
them on a table anywhere. and leave the
ball still hanging from the ceiling.
II is charged throughout on the ex-
creme external layer OF molecules OF
metal with negative electricity. Or II the
first ball, l. e.. one In left hand. had or
iginally been charged negatively. then
hanging sphere would be endowed with a
positive charge, the opposite having been
removed by ball in right hand,
Tie a string to lump Of coal, stone
anything; hold It up and carry It by the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29
Girls and Graft

character rather than labor for what she
wants.
For this last class OF woman society
has a bitter name, and life has an even
more bitter price that II will exact for
her wickedness and folly II Is to the
other three classes that I am talking.
The girl OF class No. l is desperately
foolish and unthinking. Let her merely
consider the simple rule OF business upon
which all human intercourse is run-for
all we get. we pay. Now what can you
, pay In return for the favors you accept?
Even IL you fall into the second clsssi-
| fication and think you can some day
repay, how will YOU meet your creditor
Z he becomes inslstent that you owe him
gratitude and subservienoe in return for
what you have accepted?
! How can you meet the sneers OF the
people wo think YOU fall into the fourth
Classification? How can you be sure
that YOU won't be driven over the edge
Of the precipice by an exacting creditor?
/ Now let US suppose you belong to the
great third class-the class of "grafters."
There are many women who have this
attitude OF calm acceptance vino believe
that men are born TO support women. to
I do favors for them. 20 give OF their
strength and substance and receive in
return only graceful gratitude.
The form OF feminine graft that leads
TO Nthe acceptance of favors from men
cannot set away from the principle OF
payment for favors. The girl who ac-
cepts favors from a man and uses him
as runs OF a ladder by which TO climb
| Is making for herself a contemplate
character. bad reputation and cruel
enemy when the man wakes 10 the fact
that no has been used and then cast
aside.
Ny dear girls, you have 10 pay for
what you get-somehow. OF all danger
Gus ways 10 trifle with your reputation.
none u worse than tsking money from
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29
BY EDGAR LUClEN hARKIN.

o.-"Piease explain what the theory is
as to the cause OF the rotation and revo-
luton Of the earth. "-Georgo e. snyder.
Chicago.
A.-The sole cause OF the rotation OF the
earth on its axis liz electrical induction.
And, by the way, electrical induction is
one OF the most profound operations of
nature. This is coming to be seen in
the study Of cosmical physics. as well as
in the power house OF an electric rail
way. electric lighting system. or. now.
electric heating outfit. The base OF
every machine in all of these buildings,
shops and laboratories Is the induction OF
electricity ] have often explained cleo
trio induction and eleetro-rna euetic induc-
ton; also the reverse, magneto-electric
induction. But now will again try to
explain electric induction in space And
imagine that the period In space was
when the earth and millions of similar
worlds and millions of suns were in pro-
cess OF formation. I cannot spare time 10
make a drawing, which ought 10 he
made 10 clearly explain.
But the reader may make the drawing,
or better by far make an apparatus, The
minute Instructions are:
First-seeure a croquet ball or any ball
made OF wood,
second-Coat Il with lead or tinfoil
Third-Drlve a tack or pin into the
wood.
Fourth--Get a silk thread. tie it around
the pin. and tie the other end OF the
thread TO a peg In the ceiling, This sus-
ponds the coated ball IN space
Fifth-Make two more coated balls with
silk cords attached.
Sixth-Charge one ball with static cleo
trieity from any static machine, or rub a
glass rod with silk CLOTH until II is
strongly charged with positive electricity.
Seventies Seize the silk thread attached
20 one OF the balls, lift>it up; hold glass
! rod about one.auarter OF an inch from
metal coat and a minute spark will leave
glass, which is lightning aud YOU hear a
sound-thunder. The electricity viii
spread all over the ball. saturatinS the
outside layer o. molecules Of the film OF
metal
Eighth-Put away the unchanged slass
rod
Ninth-seiEe the other ball by it's thread
/
suspended ball in each hand
Tenth--Hold the charged sphere bv its
thread with the left hand, bring Il near
70 the left side Of the ball hanging from
| the ceiling. But do not let any hall
] touch any other.
Eleventh-Bring ball in risht hand close
TO right side OF suspended ball az a dis
lance Of, say, one-quarter OF an inch.
Then there will occur one OF the most
/ remarkable things known TO modern
man. The natural electricity in the coat
OF the hanging ball VIII be instantly sep
Grated into two kinds. positive and mega.
tive. BY tie inscrutable process OF Undue,
ton. the action OF a force through tbs
air-thst il. the charge OF positive in
tho coat Of the left-hand hall separates
the quiescsnt or neutral electricity In the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29

BY BEATRICE FAIRFAx.

Won't you write an article on the girl
who takes clothing and money from men ?
l caught one OF my sisters accepting
money for clothes from man recently.
Mothers aud the right kind OF brothers
would welcome such an article, and It
would have a good influence on girls, I
am sure. Many so-calied nice girls
make a practice of doins this. Won't
yoi talk to them" writes "a Brother OF
Four Girls"
Never can this be said too emphatically
or too often: No self-respeotinE girl
takes money from men 10 whom she is
not bound by ties OF kinship or legal
bonds.
From husband. brother uncle guar
dian. as well as father. woman may
accept money TO pay for the necessities
OF life. II she accepts assistance from a
man who does not stand in such close
relationship, she is going deeply into a
debt that she must be prepared TO pay
some day. OF course she never thinks OF
that. She never considers that all human
society is based upon give and take. upon
Indebtedness and payment upon the basis
Tor value received, I promise TO pay"
TIE girls who accept money or clothing
or valuable gifts from the men OF thelr
acquaintance fall into these classified
tions; Tho girl who is so driven by neces-
sity that she accepts help in desperation
and without measuring the consequences
the girl who is struggling to set ahead
and feels that she Is sure TO win success
and be able 10 repay; the Girl who Is
fond OF pretty things and takes them as
her due with no ideas OF ever repayIng or
rewarding the donor beyond a thank
YOU" . sweet smile, and graclng his gifts
with her prettiness and charm; and the
girl who IL so desperately fond OF luxury
and ease that she viii pay any price Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29
o. Napoleon's Blacklist Deed 81

was nothing to feed them with. The
council called by Napoleon, after de-
batting the matter for two or three days
voted to kill them. 1t was this decision
that Napoleon ratified in his order
From every moral and Humanitarian
standpoint the order was wrong, but
Jornini. the great authority on matters
military. says that it was justified by
the laws of war. The training Of the
artillery on the ice over which the
Austrians were fleeing at Austerlftz,
piece of business in which thousands OF
men were drowned like rats, was a ter
rible thing, yet 1t was justified by the
rules of war.
Exactly. And so We get back to the
fact that it was not so much Napoleon
that was to blame for the Joppa atrocity,
the Austerlitz horror, and all the other
horrors with which history is so full.
War is a demoralizer. a destroyer Of all
the fine feelings and instincts of hui
manity. 1t makes demons Of us, and
mocks us when We cry for mercy and
justice. II laughs at the moralist and the
humanitarian, and. mad with its blood
lust, goes on regardless of all the pro-
testations Of the better self
CLAD should we be ia, know that we are
living i'm time that looks with horror
upon the brutal business of war, and that
is doing all II can to bring about the con-
ditions under which war will no longer
lie possible.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29

tars-namely, their one common center of
gravity.
Let the movement of the minute speak,
the earth be watched. When trying to
TO pass the sun at any distance, a time
must come when a straight line drawn
from the center of the earth to the CEN
ter of the sun must make an exact right
angle to the direction OF the earths mo-
ton Now, If the earth has fallen far
enough to develop centrifugal tendency
to Just balance the attraction of the sun
at instant of time of the right angle,
then the earth viii move around the sun
in true circle for all time, unless some
outside force disturbs II. II the earth
has fallen too far, it's speed at the angle
will be too rapid and It will pass beyond
and move around the sun on an ellipse.
II the speed is greater, II will pass on
parabola or hyperbola, say goodby. and
never return, a la tramp comets.
And these arc origins of rotations on
axes and revolutions on orbits.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29

hanging ball, at a short distance. Then
the eye of man will see the exact cause
OF rotation. The stone or stick will turn
on an axis Of rotation. For the side near
est the ball will be attracted more
strongly than the opposite. and the diff
ference causes rotation.
The earth revolves around the sun. and
the cause has been sought for centuries
F1rst-Nake a dot on paper and call II
the center OF the sun, anywhere in space
deeps.
Second-At any distance make another
and call 1t the center of the earth, and
imagine the two bodies to be distant a.
million, billion, trillion or quadrillion
miles apart. Then gravitation. providing
both bodies are at absolute rest. VIII
cause them to approach and collide with
great force. But, II either or both are in
motion in, any direction. except on an
exact straight line between. they will ap-
proach, and both revolve around a very
remarkable point in between their CEN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29

toward the man who gave that terrible
order. The facts are as follows: The
French we're short Of provisions. which
meant that TO feed the prisoners was to
starve themselves; TO release the prisoners
was to add TO the strength Of the enemy;
to send the prisoners to Egypt under
guard would have taken from them the
force they could not afford TO spare; to
embark the prisoners was impossible: TO
take the prisoners along with them was
equally out OF the question, since there
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29

Another OF the new fall models
(to the Left has been exhibited In
spite Of the summer heat, II shows
several new features.
The coat is a kimono, cut with an
extremely short waist and with a
full peplum falling below 1t in the
undulations OF its circular cut. The
coat has the great length OF waist
coat in front.
There Is very full tunic over
tight~underskirt, as has been seen on
many of the summer models--but
one feature that is quite new is the
broad sash that starts at the waist i'm
the center front and continues down
over the hips to slip through large
pearl buckle at the back.
Every line Of this chic little model
is new and presages the radical
changes that will come with the fall
and winter styles.
And 10 add to the good effect she
produces the wearer has chosen one
of the best new hat models. It is
never easy to find good hat early
In the season, as the styles are not
positive and the prices are high. But
the modified Gainsorough of black
velvet can be used throughout the
winter with tailored suits or semi
evening dresses. The broad side of
the hat flares high on the left.
oLIvETTE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29

o n e o { I n Q m o s I
horrible things i'm
Nspoleon's history.
TO order 1900 pris-
oners Of war to be
taken out and shot
in cold blood comes
very near being the
very acme OF human
atrocity and cruelty.
But upon the prin-
ciple that we are
bound to give even
the devil his due"
we should try to be
as just as possible
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29

liAibtaH tlidilhts
In the days OF our
early Christian ia
theirs, in Puritan
New England. Sun
day was so solemn
iy observed that IL
was a day Of hor-
TOR TO children and
all young people
fun Of the Joy OF
life.
Many men who
were brought up
under these strict
conditions. where
laughter and merry
conversation and
even smiles we're
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29
Rather YounE 90 Know

Teacher Tommie, paraphrase the cool
ness rose"
Tommie-The Boston girl stood up
Judge
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29

A poor man died. Someone asked what
his last words were, and a friend replied
He had no last words. His wife was
with him to the end"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29
Recreation
on
Sunday
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

Copyright 1914, by star Company
The face OF the world changes: maps
change: lands and seas change; customs
and manners change; PHILOSOPHERS ano re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-29
by REV. THOMAS B. GREGORY.

Such is the name that has been given to
the massacre OF the 1900 syrians at Joppa,
on the eth OF March. 1929.
The Joppa slaughter is beyond question
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18
ANTWERP WATER
SUPPLY MPURE
WtTER FROu RIVER TURNED
MO MAINS WHEN CIR.
MANS rIT or SUPPLY

.. RI Tff srss
tNlN ERP. Sow ~ Kookt nt
Huer is che warning posted over
.he leld walls OF antwerp and unon
I.f F.1d9Ws OF the tnonsands OF
closed hops
lr English thlE - Soil your va.
Beneath tho warming ~ a
statement signed b. Burgomaater a.
.0 n which be- explains that be-
l.HH lf thr pollution of tho rltfs
l'Hr upply there is danger Of o..
l..d 0r other maladies
Ilo water stlll has decidedly
..Hrslah taste aud b. mli 90 aedi-
u'l' due 10 tho cutting % the
Her supply by the Germans ghou
tH. rero besiognR Autvorp Boi
.aH engineer. Who had anticlpated
u.h stroke gave the city partial
afer urply by turning fhe water
r' ne River scholdi into the mains
IhI. made Do pos iblr 20 neht no
Irr caused by German bombs and
probably saved fhe city from burn
.f However rho polluted sat aH.
POI. from fha river s wholly unfit
.. domestic use and 10 aim be-
month before the cityf supply
mln. and pipes vill boz cleaned Of
He Impurities lcft by tho Temporary
f'Dr supply
German Officers are supervising
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18
Baby of Future
is Considered

tiucn thoaghi har boon rI-.. .f.
Trlrs 90 iha Hllla0t ~ maI.IHI I
un rflH7 thsfU nie maternity huHUtI1
'HHnd Hir mod Oh fUHI" Nlf
women prefer ihrir own ho and
u t.e towns and Villages musi Hfsf.r
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fan The rffai many rr..Hid tftr
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irinnw nefFnuH from uH1rr rlln lh.r
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-08-01
Maccabee AmaIgamation Completed

By unanimous vote, delegates
+ representing the Knights Of the
Maccabees in every state and in
every Canadian province where the
order has tents decided at Detroit
in favor of the amalgamation of
the society with the Knights Of the
Modern Maccabees. The latter or
ganization ratified the proposed
amalgamation at a meeting in Bay
City few weeks ago. The new or
ganization will be known as The
Maccabees. By combining the or
CARNATIONS, it is said, the expenses
of administration will be greatly
reduced and there will be a large
saving in other directions. One
state headquarter and one set Of
officials will hereafter take care of
both bodies. Port Huron will be
the state headquarters for Michi-
gan, and Detroit will be headquar-
tiers for the world it was announc-
ed 1t was stated that there would
be no unusual change in the rates
or by laws Of either society.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-08-01
Old Timers TO Play.

A ball game which should be of
more than ordinary interest is
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon
on the local grounds when the pre-
sent Hurley team will line ND
against nine made up of old time
players. The old timers were rather
reluctant about donning their base
ball uniforms since they have not
been in the game for many years,
but the members of the present
team evinced such a desire to 90
up against these old time stars that
the has-beens finally consented and
the game was arranged. In the
lineup of the old timers will be
found many stars of those good old
days, men who could spear the
sphere and WELD the bludgeon with
the best of 'ein. But being out of
the game so long it is question
whether they can come back"
and followers of the present nine
look for an easy victory. 1t should
be an interesting contest and it will
furnish an opportunity of getting a
line OH the ability of the modern
time players against ye olden time
players. Local fans are all acquaint-
ed with the players of the days of
yore. Most of them are still resi-
dents Of Hurley and many viii be
seen in tomorrow's game, Lucia
Charbonneau and Landers will
share honors as the battery for the
old stars and Emunson and Nc
Krae for the youngsters.