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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-06
FRANK[|NT0N

Miss Huberta Bailey of Bogalusa,
is guest this week in the Johnson
home.
Addison and lido Wadsworth of
Boealusa, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. BurriS.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Smith Of Mt.
Point spent Christmas with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Sim
mons.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-06

Mrs. J |. Waller and little daugh-
ter, and Mrs. J. Leon Pounds of Rio,
are visiting Mrs D. c. Wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
MINE RESCUE WORK

rhr bureau OF Mines Of the Depart
menL OF the Interior has Just issued
J. plea for preparedness at coal AMI
metal mines. so that if disaster comes
and tmpriSons maHy miners the off
cia!S may have a definite plan Tor
action in saving life. This ought to
b. OF great interest "a those in charge
OF mines is this great coal producing
State. and which has been afflicted
with several capital disasters in re-
cent Years. In its report the Bureau
states that Il has aided III rescue
work 1T many mine explosions and has
h"rN instrumental If. saving the lives
Of man. men, but in almost every n
Sfance where there has been Il great
disaster thr bureaus officials have
found great confusion prevailing with
much valuable time wasted before d
proper rescue organization could he
effected. There has also been 4 Scr
ious absence Of III" equipment neC"a-
sary for The recovery of the mon n
tombed. Lack of such preparedness,
tho bureau SAYS. no doubt has often
resulted in an unnecessary loss of life
among tho imprisoned men and also
among the rescue force.
Since the bureau began it's rescue
work it has cndcavored ~ guide IN
the Formation ut competent rescue or
@anizations at mine disasters, but mas
been greatly hampcrcG because Of The
different methods in practice in 1i'-
fhrenl paris nf the couulry. BASED un
its experience ~ man; MN" 'ii*aSi"iS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
GOOD TARIFF SPEECH

IN WASHINGTON recently thcrr Was i
m"eiin;; Of The representatives "l
Sta,s Agricultural Colleges. During
,,lir ri the discussions Il speaker urged
til. Importance ri putting as much
IL Dor as pusSibI" into our pr"urctS p"-
frrr selling them tor expert. Instead
nj ,slEiug IN" raw materials tor NAL
IifarfuTr rlScW here, he would maze
tho manufacturing done i'll this cQun-
try. 50 that American waSc~"arncr5
yoi!d b" paid for the labor, and, III
farm products.
Tie. address was made after rlec-
iion. a. q non-pcIitical meeting, and
tie speaker never mentiona politics
or tariff. but it was a mighty good
protective tariff speech, ior We cdil-
10. have factories here unless We pre-
Ieuf runous competition from cuun-
gin.; v i,nrc cheap labor and low stand
ards o. Twin" prevail. The plea great
l. rasembtcs .Nhraham Lincoln home
iy conclusions on the tariff question,
thai when we bay abroad VIC have the
goods and they have Ike moncE, Dut
VIXEN "" bay at nome We have both
the goods and the money. And that
is the simplest and most understands
ia- vic%- anyone can have OF the pro-
tccti%c tttriff principle.
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JOHN S. NAYLOR

Probity in business and d Tine per
sonal integrity in all the rotations CT
life stand for success. They stand
for more, the houor anu esteem Of
ones felIowmc0. Surh Il lii" JOhu
S. Naylor lived. and he leaves Il r!ch
Legacy to those who were most en-
deared 10 HIM. Far Over half d Cc.:-
fury ne has been identified wiEh "a"
business and commercial interests Of
Wheeling. Hi: beginning was mod
est, but by Industry and honesty he
built up ono OF the most successful
establishments, which survives him
But Dir. Mayor in his busy life foduI
time 20 devote hjmself 10 the ser
vice OF humanity in Il modest and I'LL
obtrusive way: and although the light
Of publicity never flushed upon these
acts thAy were nevertheless marked
in contributing TO the elevation OF the
brotherhood OF man. Any man who
adds TO human happiness has buiide1
wisely for the future. Any citizen who
has dwelt wiki Us as long and con-
structiTely as Ni. N&ylor leaves not
a void in going but an inspiration fer
the cultiTatlor Of the forces of char
acFer which so distinguished hjm, Il
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The bureau has now formulated code
which it is felt should be in tho hands
Of every responsible official at a mine.
his code provides for an organization
Ut each mine that would become al
tomatically active the moment thee
is Il disaster. H. also gives 4 list OF
the necessary materials 10 have on
hand at all tunes and outlines the
most important duties for these organ
izaiions during such emergencies.
The manual furnished is intended
10 define the duties OF the rcscUCrS
and 10 bring about Il better under
standing between illc men engaged IN
rescue work as to The functions OF tie
bureau Of Mines. Ii gives tn" opCr-
alurs. supcrintendcnls AMI other Of
iicials OF the mines some idea Of the
character of Ur@aniZation that should
DO normally in force at IL mine every
day it. is working. and explains how
this organization may be turned into
an rClrclivc rescue force when uIl-
aStrr comes. It is an effort on tho
part of the bureau To save the maxi.
mum possible number Of men impris-
oned in Il mine and al tho same time
10 safeguard tn" lives Of the re'cuers,
many Of whom have been sacrificed
i'll the past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT

h ETon. s. W. Peterson, one Of Wheel
inr's deIccates TO the Ohj1 Valley I'M
proYement Association, n session d.
.HuntinstOn has brought very eli
CONTRACTING message about tile prospCc-
tive improvements 0t The ONO river
MIR. Peterson. himself. Is enthusiastic
over the increased shipping facilities
that will he afforded Wheeling district,
when tine canalixaiiOn OF the RIVER
shall be completed. TIT Association is
a great power. and Sh0U;d W'eld sun
greater influence. with Congress tor 4
more liberal. Or on" might say Il more
business like treatment Ut The work -
progress and that III contemplation. Il
is said tnat thu moving spirit ol iHI
convention, whirn Ha% Just closed lis
deliberations. was trr effort oI ;"c
whole body toward getting the wpEN
or constructing til" darius done unucr Il
continuous cuntrac' system. ThlS must
-. lcuc ii we are /" Sc" To" IMPROVE
n1ents Completed Within Il reasonable
time.
This is The position tak"N ~ IHc
lntellisencer from iii" very start Of t:ie
work, a;.d whici' i, has r~iteratrd
every year Thv present j;and 10 mouth
method is not approved by an: bust
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
BEFORE AND AFTER

During the last Two weeks before
election, from October @%rd 10 Nov
cmher Gth, tho deficit in the National
Treasury increased from $1i.901.IG2
"a $79,G12,230, 4 total increase OF S.,
E04 .46S, or an average OF only $751;
0%22 per day. It was then asserted by
experts that the Treas
ury Department was manipulating fed
cral business transactions with Il view
to keeping down the deficit on the ave
of election. During The following ZEN
days, from November 9Th 10 November
10th, tho deficit increased from Sta
Gl3o.2220 to $95.G25 ,39I, or 4 total in
crease Of T190l&. l61. or an averaGe
increase in the deficit Of $l9hl.%l
per day.
ThnS" are the facts a. shown
ty tn" records. ~ pr"nI. with
concIusircnc;>, that for
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could the necessity the propriety for
that has been called
would justified the extra session
" nave the
from being removed
and is entirely possible IN
hat provide commission with sufficient powers to
that have been made Unless
ballot
cloud the honesty OF The conduct
Of the held there.
northern of III" Stat" arc concerned o
Marion
Whether these charges
Rave been true The ueencer undertake. but they are OF a
character searching inquiry
Hesa NERVOUS
been and il the! arc
thorough special cya,ci
duiv There this investigation aud n" be
dome in the name OF simple justice elections in the future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
THE. NOTl. IN WEBSTER

Webster Republican.
The vote Of Webster county l. Il
SURPRISES 10 local Republicans h was
confidently believed By HvrrH"n" con
verSHni with tn" situation that In"
Republicans would cast no less than
SOC votes in tin county. Instead al
that W. find hut Il Siirhr inrlras'. oyer
the vote Of 1871. and Il Democratic m
crease Of about %nU votes IN ryrr$H
of any jh"y have ever east. Th"r"
has bc'u no iNrrcHs" III IN" N"tin%
IF lhr county i'll IN" past
four year; 10 Justify This "mormnuS
increase in tn" p"mrrrali" N"i" A@h
III" leaders Of that party, hector" th"T
eva lay claim IN all The puliil"al VI
irl'S uf In" dccHlo:U". will NAY" 10
satisfy he public thai The registration
lists were not padded with Illegal Nn;-
"rs and that corrupt praciir'% were
NOT inhulycd in before ami on 'lrr-
iinn iaE.
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,r1orA1 EDITORIAL SERVICE OF TIE WHEELING INT
PEACE At WHAT PRICE?
The British Do Not Intend Wreah Vengeance on the
German People Such.
By SIR OLIVER LODGE, u. So
Fellow the Royal Socety Author OF Many Scientific WORKS.
aud Books and Articles Physical Research

That the German nations believe
they were the passive victims OF an
International hostile coalition Whlch
aratuitOusly attacked them, IS quite
possible, difficult AS il Is 10 believe
it: but THAI is where We must @raun-
ally UndeCeiyC them. \ mlnnfli! Ut
ruanacious articles i'll English maya
zines. induStriOusly Cirrutalrd IN Ger
many By the War Party hrlor" me
war, must have tOmeutcd this ueluSlnh,
and NAV still seem to have justified
the theory Of on essentially unpr0.
yOked and prrmeGiia1ed attack. Aided
ny these. and BY tirm DISCRIMINATION,
q bare million and a halt Of me truS'
sian warfy party have beStrldden the
whole German empire, and so inilS d"
they are successful, they will continue
to impose their ideals ana their poi
icy upon nearly he whole OF mat
dncilp and we'll drilled nation. Moth
InE will convince The German popu-
lace of its dire mistake in bltndly fol
lowing 50 vicious Il lead, -nothinS en-
cept aud disaster. AS soon as they
aGui, defeat. ana in token thereof
definitely throw oil the malign inliu-
cncc uf the whole governing PrusSlan
war party, who arc now in the saddle
aud wish to ride mankind. We Will
listen 10 considerations Ut peace. TIL
then, We will fight; and the less We
talk publicly about what We Will do
after the war the better. We need
uui be personally hostile To an lndl-
yidllaj who is the tiGurC-hcad Of the
gigantic conspiracy against humanity,
and who very likely has been help
lessly carried along by the tide. though
as Gcurc-hcad he is bound Ia bear
responsibility. We certainly need not
be for ever hostile 10 the mistaken
and miSled German people, when they
have recovered from their temporary
mania. and Will they hav" by acts
admitted the error Of their ways. We
shall have 10 make peace with the
German nation som" day; and threats
against their future prosperity only
play into The hands Of the war party.
who inGuStriouSly circulate su h
threats in order to rivet allegiance,
and Tor the purpose Of stimulating an
other war loan. That sort of thing
will end in time, if VIC retain unswerr-
in" the bulldog grip which we have
now at length cot upon their unfor-
tunate and hapleSS victims Of the rank
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and file. Relaxation Of The grip Cnulu
onIv moan that all the work Will have
TO begin again. Hold on now; anu ltL
if he known hat il Is with the Ier-
man nation that peace must lll'linalCI!
he made. nuI with any war party
whose word is Ii" and whose hohH
L. scrap ut paper.
You cannot make peace I'LL YOU nave
some on" trustworthy 10 make peace
with, or uniil you are able 10 take DEL
iujrr security that the terms VIII De
adhered 70 Trcalisc@ and promises
in the present ease are useless. ineH
have aDpt'aled 10 force: Force l. what
they shall have! firm COMPULSORY
To which they are well accu*inned'
and. so far As the people. are con-
cerncd, a friendly colupulSlon 100,
which will result in their best anu
highest interests, is what v" Siial'
have TO offer them. For after all
cowcd and poycrty-stricken neighbour
is no asset to any one. Mutual peace
full prosperity Is Il benefit all round.
We shall have dealings with them
again some day upon peaceful lines.
and the dealings will not in TACT be
very long delayed. Why pretend that
they will be? No use cutting off our
nose 10 spite our face, is nroFerb
which we shall find applicable after
The war We may tax ourselves
against their goods If We want to-.
We probably shall, 49, because people
who demand special German goods IN
any given department-thC creditahlc
result of German science and indus
try.-cau quito we'll afford 10 pay more
for the luxury. until, by proper culti-
walton Of British applied science, our
own become equally good: but there
is nothing hostile in Il detail such as
that. and il injuries their future pros.
pcrily no whit. Such policy is COM
mon 10 all nations, so far rs they
think it wise But a complete boycott
is out Of the question; and threats
in this direction, which will never be
carried out. arc only mischievouS.
They TEND 10 prolone the war. We
shall leave all that 10 be settled when
the war is ended-for truly i'll few
years afterwards it will settle itself:
hold out friendly hopes for the future
of the German people when they have
cast off their present rulers and
emerged from their deluSions, and
meanwhile fight strcnuouSly on.
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life that has 50 eloqucntty expressed
the Solomonic wisdom that IL good
name is rather 10 be chosen than
great riches.
Mr.. Naylor was Of sunny DISPOSE
ton. His outlook was philosophical
and submissive TO the ordered paths
he trod, whether illumiucd by San-
shine or dark"ncd by cloud AnSocia'
ton with him Sw"etrncd much of tic
bitterness of the workaday weariness
OF his acQuaiujauccs. And as he dis
PEELED the gloomy shadows here there
must be endless light for him now.
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campaign purposes government "A-
penditures were temporarily cur
tailed in The hope that thereby Il
few thousand votes would he held -
the Democratic party. AS L. Il. l5ar
mum once said: The American people
like Ia he humhugGCd.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27

'ihe result or the late election is best
described by It foreign critic who spoke
"f our Presidential campaigns as "a"
rotary lnroucIusivcncss Of Am>.;ran
lnli:ic-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
SONORA.

OOINO 0N,
Just received an Xmas ship
ment of the wonderful sweet-tonc
Sonoras, clear IS a bell, in Ma
hogany, Golden Oak. Early Eng.
fish cabinet
HlLLMAfl & SON. Agents,
2S Eleventh Street.
Sold on time payments. s. off
for cash.
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Wrtz. the Egg king" got III answer
+" his inquiry what arc you Scin-; 10
do about it," quicker than It" thought
il would h" coming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27

raurhn Villa dancc.; nr"umd ChIh:.a-
huh while rcrshiu; is u"t even allowed
10 call n" figures. hnd he was sent To
get him dead or alive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27

is il Too selfish /" ohscrl" iha; Nc
have many at home who ara just AZ d.
serving al our sympathy and help Ls
IhrS" abroad"
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Greece Ia, con-" int" IN" conflict
WhI. the lighting, good.
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1t is about time for LinSly ia letter
mine To- in4hr tn. ether fellows uuit
kjchjn.; their bah round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27

81 far aS We nave heard tn. Mc:L:an
protocol IS another surrender.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27

S"mc "r tn" meal, Of that Chicago
dict squad lu"E like Il feast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27

1t took Vale seven year; IN n?"aH the
Harvard h"u,!uu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27

EFFICIENTLY Villa Is nri III favor "t AN
eight hour CAY.
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with taiif"rui.LH progress asrI Ar''"'".
ul.nls. tiuiCrnur Johnson II hi> s..-U'd
stHt"Iu"ui said.
"Thcsr liilI. roitiirInisS d"tr,;; 'u''r
llttlc utilities preferred 1t, @railii'''!"n
Of Sti,.,.- ."' tin k.Duhi!'I" rI' ~;,''-
;;ai cHudlIai,... Tiri not "ul! uifi"n', !
rrugrc&Sn" aui !=uur.I i'r"'.''.'~'''
leaders, but 1T san Francisco. "'' ''li;'i
stupidity. they I-u"r,i -" Francisco s.
mayor. James Kphn, IL. ami "a i.''~ w
c"ies treated in Iik' 'n~n!"n TIA" H."
appointed lieutenant GOVERNOR. '"n-
urr<Snlau William j.. Si'N"'j~, h"i'i "i
wlr,iu w.r" REGISTERED !;'rH!'tl'.t''...
ny own r"ur,:.t Wa rii"d "liH III
rrjIu:iry OF AUGUST 18th N"wit!rs;uu,i-
iu. my :ur'r$~ W.; assured "i:r" ito
primary rampai%urd California for
Hughes. doing my utm"'' - ind" i""
injury inflicted mp"u liush'-.
Even Whcu CdWr"Icnin@ Tor ll.i-. 49,.
-mrh paper. ~, Tho l."- Nns"i'-:, I''n,H
world giy" II" publicity either - ny
meetings ar Ia, arguments ~ "lHii "t
Mr.. Hughes. would 'n.I and Hrr!''
tor Hughes ~ nl-;hI. H'L IT, jl'. r"'ri'H-;
The Times would hr iIa:'H NJ" i"H' "s'-
linSs-.cat" HGa!u~; ln'.
And uiuv.rnrr johnson '"l%i4'''% -:
follows. IF california has i"'n 49,.
,i"ri,iIn. iartur ~ this t.iruilrE. n. Il
rrnuhcr. Francis l.. i>..s!lr@. ii:i:E!S":t
'tiray uilS. II tho Los -kHHIrs Ti".'.. ANA
those acting III .'uUc"r; wlIH tH.m H:.'S
the pr"jII distinction d i'It xxx "''';' a
President ~ til. lMlir! >la'"~. i'iH
Wu",ir"w Wilson "w's iE"n = ","i t!'.'i
a. never IAN repay.
chairman k"wrt, "i iI' k'VHi'!i'ii
,si:t;.. .ullmili,or amoH- "ih": thinG&.
confirms thr Statements "."i,~hl Coy
.runi. Johnson. -,ui COM lEs''s-' with :hr
fn;Iowi1:::. ,.iunitlslu' r''~"r-htIuu. The
rlL Guard at California. -rr'r =, confer
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

There can be no millennium I'M
I'll Jesus comes: it Is His pres
ence that makes the millennium. You
might "a well talk OF daylight not
coming until the sun goes down.
Tho millennium cannot begin until
Satan has been bound in the pit.
Nothing Is more certain than that
re glory OF God shall cover the
earth. but II will be aftcr Jesus
comes
Many have an idea the world
viii grow 0,ttcr and better until the
coming OF the millennium. and
everybody will Dc converted. and
Won hear that stun preached but
He Bible does not teach any such
trash
con the day before tho food
there were no doubt many people
who were sincere IN thinking that
the world was growing better, and
ye+-ii-.wa-, 40 hnpsles-ly- wir'tci that
God had 10 destroy Il. Some ~ the
men who married into the family
NJ Lot may have made the same
claim for Sodom only n day or two
before ITS destruction, no doubt
Lots wife was Of the same opinion.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

90 md waited for His Gret coming
1 $50 .hos'l b. Watching and wall.
te tu. Il.H RETURN II mot enough
p. aE 1h, lu chr. Gan YIN OF
r.sh'' -" mr., NOS aU ra.' uuI,ss
va obey 'hc nA fo watch for
D. certainly o- much %. "a com
uul 90 loob far tho coming NJ .
Lord as i' D. to 'a.p 0. sabbath
holy Nothing ,..v .' 70. $50 '.arI
fo Up us r.cit who're "a should
DO I'm our religious experience.
Knowing that The bank examiner
muy drop In az any moment keeps
many cashier from being dNtJn
CT.
a lftla more than 90 wears ago
Mr. Moody called a convention of
Christian workers 90 meet in CIlca.
60 and that convention was I'M SOS.
sion thcro m NoaGy- church for
two months, and out ~ t came the
great Rihle institute The daily pro
gram was 20 spend the forenoon az
the church I'm PRAYER and Bible
study, and me afternoon ond even
ing IN doing practical Christian
work A man who was my assist
ant some years ago attended that
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

convention. He told me that on
dN Mr. Moody asked him 10 go
down among th, Anarchists, In tb,
tough part ~ Chicago. aud hold a
-...iue 'h'.o. 10 the best YOU
cam sand Nr Moody and some night
ill come down and N.Ip you My
friend said that praIuise was con
'uual Incentive ~ him 90 keep uo
his courage and do his very hest
Ife didn't know when Mr.. MOODY
would come, and so he locked for him
every night and the hard, r .e
had, Tho harder he hopes ard Ioot
ID This shows how the constant
expectation Of tho coming Of Tesp
VIII In pre and encourage Us.
- great many say. I believe tN,
millennium will come FIRST. then
Christ VIII come AZ the end Of H.
What people think has nothing 10
do with n. but what God fays has
everything 70 do with II Many have
missed railroad trains because they
believed they would come az y time
that lid NOT correspond with no
Official time card You viii SEQ Cod
time card n vow carefully read the
Bible Not n word can be found I'm
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

there were men in Jerusalem who
undoubtedly agreed with each other
that the world was growing better.
THE world Will grow worse and
worse. They did eat, they drank,
they married wives. they were Civ
en- In marriage until the day that
Noah entered the ark and the food
came and destroyed them all. Like
wise also as Il was in the days Of
Lot. they did eat, the drank. they
bought they sold, they planted. they
bui!ded But the same day that Lot
went out OF Sodom II rained fire
and birthstone from heaven and de-
stroyed them all Even thus shall
II be- in The day when the Son Of
Man is revealed luke xvii, 27-3OD
Lawlessness. vice and crime will
increase, communism, nihilism. an
archy, adultery, divorce graft ell
Will continue 20 grow until they viii
finally ripen into the anti-Christ
MANY think and preach the mil
lennlum will be brought about by
the increase OF knowledge. culture.
great discoveries, such az the gaso-
line engine, automobile. electricity,
radium, liquefed air. wireless teleg-