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ganically sound, the Princes doctors ex-
pected That he would soon be able to re-
join his regiment. Then came reports of
a moro serious condition, and the Prince
was removed to Hamburg, whero his
young wife could be at his side From
Hamburg he wrote to the widow OF one
OF his slain officers letter containing
these paragraphs about his own exper.
ence:
1.-TWO minutes before his death was
with your husband in the front line of
defense. Both OF us had. by Gods grace
come through a hellish fire, which lasted
all day We were speaking together in
The full fire Of shells Then your hus-
band left to try to force an advance in
order to have Il view over the hostile bat
terles. which he wished to storm.
1t was then he received the fatal shot
and was called into the Great Army.
was not able to follow further what hap
Dened, as then required to be assisted
by two of my men on account Of a heart
attack, which / am cndeavoring to re.
cover from here at Hamburg under the
care OF my dear wife"
But not oven with such care did the
Princes health improve. The heart at
tack took on a more and moro serious as
pect. AT length came the discovery that
the cause Of persistent heart weakness
was partial paralysis OF the VaguS nerve
tho nerve whose sensory fibres control
and regulate lung and heart action. IT
the Princes heart had been sound to be
gIn with, the controlling power OF Il
healthy vagus nerve would have caused
the shock symptoms to disappear very
shortly. But when that same experience
with the fierce Turcos Of the French
army caused partial paralysis OF the va
gus, the Princes condition becomes grave
indeed. %
Such a condition is SO rare in medical
practice that it naturally eXcites wide in
terest. There is also much popular curl
osity about the mysteries which surround
the heart, and the tireless labor which it
performs from birth to death and the
perils Of injury and disease which hearts
like every other vital organ, arc sub
jcct to.
And now comes the added mystery, OF
the vagus nerve, with its overload atti.
tude which the heart seems to fully rec
ognize. What Is the vagus nerve. and
how does it carry on this ovcrlordship OF
the heart?
Stripped as much as possible of techni-
cal verbiage, here is what the authorities
say:
"Thc pneunogastric orsvagus nerve has .
an extraordinarily wide distribution and
diversity of function. 1t rises from both
u motor and a sensory nucleus located
deep in the brain. Emerging from the
skull. it passes down the side OF the neck
and thence to the interior spaces Of the
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Why You Can't Haze Freckles and BE II

N1D ives an ancient poet OF
great wisdom. He knew many
things about the health as well
rs the feelings Of mankind. His
remedies, however, were often worse
than the ailments lie aimed TO cure.
The tissues OF crocodileS, said he.
are excellent to take frcckles or
spots from the face ana to whiten
the skin. Ovid particularly advised
those who arc called "frcckled faced"
10 go to Pharos, an Island in the
mouth Of the Nile because crocotliles
abounded there. of swarthy. to the
Pharian varnish fly sang he.
Ovid, however. had never been to
Florida, where crocodiles and their
colored cronies abound. So far no
one has ever seen either the tears,
the skin or the tribe Of the Florida
creatures change either the lcopard's
spots or he Ethiopian's skin.
Freckles, il has been very recently
determined, are the wcathcrvanes
and ioyelsnots OF health. Each and
every frcckie ON Your face, science
now finds, is an autograph ana
voucher for good vermi!ion blood
and physically fortnight tissues.
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only the fair faces OF the strong and
health glowing youngsters. lis also
true that freclSles are not disposed
10 show in brunettes and dark,
skinned members of such tribe.
There is d curious and prevalent
mistake among many persons, nnmc.
", that freckles are not the badges
Of bonny, good health, hut something
unattractive to the eye; something
TO be rid OF.
i'othipg is further from the new
discoveries OF science. These find
ings, however, are, after all, only
coniirmatory OF whet most people
iiavo lnstinctively felt. Whenever
sou glance into the face OF any
freckle-faced youngster or fair maid
you are drawn to them By the yellow
pearls and tissue-embroidered dots
across the nose anu beneath the
eyes. Tic frankncss and innocence
purity and health That seem to go
hand and hand with frcckles have an
unconscious appeal 70 all men Which
Is now explained for the first time.
II IS, plainly, as experiments prove,
the fascination Of and desire which
robust health creates. 1t was not
known before, but all the sick, the
niliDg, and even the vigorous, have
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bounding channels OF health. "This
'ferment" has not yet been caught,
but its powers and effects are known.
Just as the sun stirs "ferment"
. in green plants, which is connected
in way with the "chlorophy' or
green parts OF vegetation, so Old Sol
does the same TO the red part of the
blood
When there is an excess Of this
pigment it is seized by the tissue
units. These cells" gobble. up this
pigment. and then appears the brown,
:sepia, yellow, golden, gamboges,
lemon or piment, maXixe, ocllrt.,
aureolin, saffron, topaz, tawny, sui
phur, amber, primrose, liverspOtted
or Claude >tints and speckled areas
in the face dubbed freckles.
Scholars and pundits, pedants and
dermatologists are not satisfied to
call this pigmenetd period in the
epidcrmis "frccklcs.'' so they have
given them a high-sounding name. To
wit, "lentigo."
The cheeks and the back Of the
hands sometimes are to be seen Gov
cred with freckles. Nay, even tho
arms. the back and the other parts
OF the body. may have small and
lightly tinted ones on them.
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trouble was already present, latent but
ready to show itself in response TO some
more than normal strain.
1t is admitted that injury to the yagus
nerve sufficient to rob it Of its inhibitory
power would eventually create organic
disturbance in the heart as we'll as iii
other vital organs which IL keeps from
orerworking themselves. It's pulsations
would be too rapid and lacking in regu-
iarity. The patients own anxiety would
exaggerate til is condition Under the
strain the heart muscle would dilatV and
grow steadily weaker. The circulation
would go from bad to worse-in fact. IL
the vagus were not restored ~ health the
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:.
Through Which

shock through the medium OF any OF the
senses, or is deeply disturbed by emo.
tons of anxiety, anger or fright. But it
is an axiom of medical science that no
mental shock OF disturbing emotion is
capable OF creating persistent abnormal
heart conditions. The heart that is or
ganically sound is not permanently in
jured by any such means-not while the
vagus nerve properly performs is "inhibi-
tory" function.
This comforting dictum is so much an
Iticle of faith with heart specialists that
when there is persistent weakness, or
when organic heart disease ensues after
mental shock, they assume that organic
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patient would be i'll grave danger
1t is regarded Is possible, but not likely,
that any sudden emotion or mental shock,
such as would cause the heart to beat
faster or to Jump" would cause paralysis
or partial paralysis Of the vagus nerve
But If the cabled reports about Prince
Oscar are true. either his terrible expert
cnces upon the battlefield disabled the
"lnhibitory" nerve or he was already the
victim OF hidden organic heart weakness.
which required tho strain of como such
experience TO reveal itself
The wife OF Prince Oscar, in whose care
he is at Hamburg, is the heroine Of the
pTettiest romance in the Kaiser's family
OF six sons and one daughter. She was
Countess Ina Marie Won Bassewitz-Levit-
Zow. maid OF honor TO the Empress. The
beauty and amiablity of the Countess en-.
deared her to the German people, and her
romance with the Kaiser's fifth son ere.
ated such enthusiasm that the Emperor
at length decided to overlook the fact
That she was not of roval blood. There
being four lives between Prince Oscar
and the German throne, and the chance of
his ever succeeding being virtually nom
existent, the absurd morganatic marriage
device was not considered. So the pretty
Countess was permitted 10 become as
truly the wife Of Prince Royal as though
she had been royal herself.
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Diagram of
the Human
Heart
Showing the
Interior of
the Right
Auricle and
and Right
Ventricle.
The Circles
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
TO OPEN SEASON
Martins Ferry Athissos and Island Ath-
lode Club - Hattie Sunday
Afternoon.

Tho first real Opener % the foot bail
season on the Upper ohio side will b.
the Martins FERRY Athlete aud the Is
land Athletic Club who DO battle on the
Min Ficid Martins Ferry. sunday after
noon. The Fcrrians have Just this sea
'ron bcou organized. while the Islanders
have undergone p change from end To
end and extendinE o. the uttermost posi-
tionr in the back0cid.
Coach clyde Goes. Of the Martins Fer
~ bunch. hrs the barking % the sport
anxious 90 put out en- eleven which will
not have a. bow 20 anything on the grid
iron this season. Material ~ the most
abundant feature % the coach's posses
siona. and good material 81 that. The
greater number ~ me candidates are
former High school stars and practically
every man on the squad has had more
or less experience.
f-ndor the efficient tuteiaGe Of Coach
Buck" King. the Island squad is fast
taking on r. formidable appearance The
hackfield ia composed % former college
rrd prep school mfn ~ho are familiar
With the game. The line. while not a.
heavy rH line might BE-. nevertheless
o. undo uu 81 youngsters who have that
rrircleer foot bail quality known as
Ihs W % Of the Pertains has not
hrru Huuuu iced thnt Of the Island club
wiii probably b. ~ follows. Ends Nc
cuii1unh. via md tladue. tackles Mil
Der. Noel fnharfa Cunuinaham and
sNenherd ruurlH. nrnndfaat and Curry
center. Trunk and Noel. quarterback.
NfHvrf. Mnlf rrfn W Watkins al Wal =
kivs fiadley. fglihack. Fisher and Lee
fctL
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EXPECT GOOD GAME
consolation ana Washington Athlstio
Clubs FOOTBALL Teams Clash
HsEt sunday.

with the passing o. next Sunday. the
real opening o. the amateur independent
football season IN this city viii occur.
when the Consolation and Washington
clubs meet These teams met several
times last year in practice games and
each time. the contest resulted in an
easy victoTy for the WashinEtona. o.y-
iug o. their weight and experience THIS
year, however. the Consolation eleven b.
composed Of more seasoned veterans.
Who also carry the weight. Ia addition
o. several old Cathedral stars. fhov
latter played With the Wnshinrtons the
past two years and was considered one
of the best endAin thia section. Aside
from numerous stars coach iu tho
person ~ Tom Beckett has been 90
cured Beckett has atarred with the
University ~ Nirglnla both on track and
football and BE addition o. the fCouaoa'
viii almost double their strength
ON the other hand. the WaahInrfrur
seem % haVe team much stronger than
that q last years hii or the Ola men.
Win the exception ~ Hershler are back
and are iu hne condition Added e. the
ei1 squad are Dowief. new man in
srccdy player Who ia trying out arainai
hie brother for end. Roberts and ffnnEa
two ~ the beet ail around ularera ir
tnia vicinity. NouuF ffulruoa uh0rn BE- b.
Fcuorted wni make his older brother
look Ike q has been in another raar.
and u schreiuef. o. rev one from North
WheellnG
The Consultations have already defeat.
- Coach 'NnhhV uan'H team. The enTas
q hv the suhstantial score of ff IA
while the Wnehinrt0ne have added
another victory % their Ions ist defeat.
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DAVE Says

Kraus-Made clothes for men and
young men have won the approval
OF kraus Bros. and they'll win
yours, too, just as they have won
the approval Of ali. without excep-
ton. who have worn them.
After almost twenty years ex-
perance kraus Bros. have found
that yhat is now the Kraus-Made
has no equal.
Kraus-Made suits, it hardly is
necessary &c say, are shown exclu-
sively by Krau. Bros. and the
price-range will suit any and ali
pocketbooks.
III you are not quite ready for
suit, you can help out your old
one by a handsome new fall over
coat or Balmacaan.
Drop in and look around. The
look" will cost you nothing and
IL will be to your advantage when
you get ready TO purchase.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
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STALLINGS COPIES
THE TIMID OSTRICH

ecufge StalliuEa ia bench man
aaor. but the leader Of the Braves
probably covers ne much ground 49,
any neid general OF baseball during
game 10 the contest o. close
enc BE- VII slide % ana down fully
haif che lfnnfh 81 the bench. While
the players huddie IN corner 20
give him room
los recent Eame On boston q hirh
~ VS. hif toward Josh UaVoro in
right reid a strong wind was blow.
iun and Josh rirtlrd about under
fns hsW uncertainty. The ~ Wa
Verf high ara The strain vas too
proffacfed for afalunes Jumping
from hls seaf h. rushsd fo a doorway
which led from the durouf under the
stand ana thrust his head through
BE stood With his hack % the dia.
mond Tor almost q minute before be-
turned and asked In voice hoaree
eitu anxiety DID he eaten iff
fneh dfd
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PLAY FIRST GA me-


The tinsiv Institute foot ball team ia
pfartlcinF daily at Tunnel Green On pres
raraflou for the OPENING game. which
VII D. played saturday Afternoon With
lhc Minro High school team The game
bids fair o. prove quite an interesting
contest aa Tire two teams are about
equal iu strength The IinalY boys.
however. are confident 81 winniur the
game. a. ifnsIV hnr one nf the hest foot
ball teams that the school has had for
some time
The Liusiy foot ball schedule. az ofn.
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eral OF the leading schools Throughout
the state will be played The majority
OF the games. however. will be played
away from home. The schedule Is as
follows: October 3, Mingo n. S. at Min
20; october 3, bridgeport at Bridge park:
October "a. New MartinsviIlc al NeV
Martinsviilc; October 81. Cameron AZ
wheeling November 4. Marietta college
ressrNies ~ Marietta; November "a. Nor
gantown ~. s at Morgantown. Noven-
Der Fl. Davis and Eikins college az
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PLAY CAMBRIDGE
nsiiairs Hirh school Foot nan Tnau
VII oiaah win 'naok-statarae
Saturday.

Beiiaire Hirh school eleven VII stack
up against the Cam bridge Hirh al Hall
are saturday afternoon. The ran1a Will
D. played on the sixteenth afreef
GROUNDS and a fast game o. predicted.
CAMBRIDGE has always had one 81 fha
best foot bail teams On Eastern ohio
and TIE team this year O. said 10 b ~
% tno standard However. the nnIiafrn
lade are NOT wurrVinE about the strength
ui the visiting team and feel Confident
they may D. able % spring = surorfas
On auhridFe. The Neilaire back fiel1
o. one or the strongest ever seen IN the
onto valley and the visitors win expert.
cncc some difficulty fn stopping ths
PUSHES ~ Ncck. Duffy. Foley and Hous.
tnn. iiellairc o. being put through some
lnr fhg gamc and viii no doubt make :
good showing
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ing the Lsyne A. CO BY the score OF
80 90 o.
A. both teams are from North Wheel
ing. lot Of friendly rivalry has de-
Nelopcd among the players and ~ - as
serted that some quiet betting has been
going on all week
The game will be played on the Gil
christ grounds and will begin promptly
lat ESQ .. m
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Special Dispatch 90 the fctniligenoer.
EifhttN NNONt W Va OCT L.
Coaches Mount Pleasant and oariow
gave the Wesleyan warriors a hard
WORKOUT to-day. although there was no
scrimmarc the Varsity was lined up
against the Scrubs and were given plays
and shown the mistakes they made IN
the game against the Indians. These
we're corrcctcd. Underdonk was ~ half
back to-day. while Jacobs vas hack IN
BITE old position. hiliers shoulder n
Improving ara he va IN uniform 20
day
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WYCKOF:f
HELD THE sEHA1oHs TO BuT
THEEE HITS AND WON
o8BAx oANkB.
walsh. Playing 90 Third for Athlstacs,
was the Mig star. Getting
Home Run

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-PhIladel.
phias substitute team defeated Wash.
ington again to-day. taking the last
game OF the season here. TO 1. walsh
hit home run in the fourth inning
scoring Davies ahead OF him and an.
other was added in the ninth on two
singles. a sacrifice and passed ball
Wyckoff he'd the locals to three hits
one OF them triple In the final inning
by Gandil. who scored on an out. Score
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Mn4A2o>
1DMMW6
DAVIS
TrrcEED 1xc1LLExr GAME rcz
TIE BHAvE8 ALLOWING
BUT EroHT KITS
osms was cioss and Exciting uutu IN.
Ninth Inning, When winning
Hun Was Made

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-Eoston won 4,
close game from New York to-day Go
o. The visitors scored their wlnnln-,
run In the ninth inning. when. with two
out sehupp hit Schmidt and smith and
the two scored on hits by MaranviTle
and Gowdy. Score:
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FEDEP IEACUE

Yesterdays Results.
kansas City. :. Indianapolis. }.
Baltimore. 3: Brooklyn, o.
Pittsburgh. :. buffalo.
Chicago. =: 81 Louis, I.
'lO innings tie. darkness
To-day'- Gamer.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
tOther clubs not scheduledD
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RED sox AND YAHIERs
SPLIT A DoUBLE HEADER

BOSTON. Oct I.-To-day's double
header Resulted In an even break New
YORK taking the irst game TO and
Boston the second 4 to 2
First Game.
New York ..Io11ooo
Warhop and Sweeney: Foster and
Thomas. Cady.
Second Dame.
New York % ooi0OO Is 8
Boston 80 30 . 0 0 - 10 :
McHaie and Nunamaker, Bedient ana
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MANY HEATS RUN
Many Horses won Keats in Grand Cir.
cuit Races Yesterday and nacss
were Long Drawn Ont

COLrMHJs O. Oct $50 many
horses were heat winners at to-dav'a
Grand Circuit races that but half the
program was completed C0nafraa Nobel
took the l.ll pace without dropping =
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FOOTBALL CAMPS

The II. A. c. OF Bridgeport ehalienr.
the NJ. A. Cfs Of Martins Ferry for a
game o. football Sunday afternoon. 90
tober Is
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heat. Lillian w. winner of second
money. was the original favorite. Sig
nal Boy won the 2:i5 trot. six heat
struggle, during which the winner made
several breaks. In the third heat. the
first he won. he broke on the far turn
b., made % the lost distance By an ex-
He was first choice
Judson Girl. favorite for the $50 trot.
VA, Was nosed out % the first heat BY The
W andercr. who lost the second by a sim
liar margin 10 Wileo. Judson Girls
break in this heat put her 10 the rear
but she was steady trotter In the third
The meeting A. scheduled 10 close To-
morrow. Summary.
aili class pacing. . in 5, purse si.aoo.
Coostess Nobel. b. m. BY Hobci
A,oNl - sssssss.s..-..
,.llIihn w. .s-..ssssss.........
Aiss Miriam M.rrv i,;,:ct' "a -usi
hapcs also started.
Best time. 206A.
ais class trotttng. IN s. purse l.aoos
signal Boy. b. g. By Sig
nettc (WriRhtj .....s a1fs1
t tsslns ,, ii.srt sss.s..-..ss.
nsrt KTysortbv. "a, NJ, .s,a n, psi,l,..
- Forest, Dublin Lady. =. A. T.. sadie
Brown. blue Feather, Jim Red ana
glesoora also started. Best Time. 2.osa.
200 class, pacing. IN 8, purse sl.aoo
Minnie Chimes. b. m b.
Council Chimes INC
FaNl .ssss s.ssssss.sss
I;oy q d., ..............
our Colonel. Del Rey ana Harry the
BY Minnie Chimes
ailo elass, trOstins. IN 8. purse 81 400
fUufinfnhedlf
fhe Wanderer 90. b. The
Tramp, Or Maceyl .........I
Wll1o 49, ts.sttsrs.t... 8
james 's J. ~. vanity orc s,rsff.,s al
Tommy Finch also started. Best time
lspfts b. Iudaon Girl
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AoA'" H.1o ~ 70

PIrrsBrRGH Oct i.-Pftt.burrh
Ing Cincinnati 10 I to-day. Adams held
the visitors TO four hits. Ffttery. who
replaced Amss. struck out eight men IN
cinnati. was In the game again. his sus-
tension having been lifted by President
Cincinnati 5000
Pittsburgh Il oil 1 0 IS 10
Ames. Ffttery and Gonzales; Adams
ana Schang. umpires-F'yron ana
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PHILADELPHIA Oct i.--Phiiadsi-
pnia won the xnai National league
nrockf5n by to 7. Ra<an Was taken
On the rubber owing 20 Witness In the
s sn,ro inning. and Scnmuu was driven
successor. steele. was allo hit hard.
Cravath's home run was his nineteenth
OF the season. Score.
brooklyn ...sesa oeaooLf
Phila- o fo0103 - Is 1
hagan, schmutz. Steele and Mccarty;
tmpires-Hart and Rigier
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N-Ran for Meyers In ninth.
Nx-Batted for Demaree in the nftb
Axx-Batted for Schupp in the ninth.
Boston ......... 90 0O1Oe 2-7
new York ...... o o 0O31eI Ia
Two base hits: Mann. Gather. 2: FIet-
cher. =; Gowdy. Meyers. stolen bases.
Meyers. Merkie. Base on balls; on De-
''Aree .; sehupp. 2; Davis. S. Struck
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| HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

xsstsreay's 1ssnits-
fhi,adeiphia. Brooklyn. Z.
Boston. q. <ev York. 6.
Pittsburgh. s.. CINCINNATI. I.
81 Louis-chicago. not scheduled
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


st Louis. Z; Detroit T.
tl)Sew York. 5; Boston. 2.
(zlBoston. 4. New York. ?.
philadelphia. 3. Washington. 1.
not scheduled.
- innings. t)Flrst game t2) Sec
ond game