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The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-01-26
INTERNATIONAL.
SUNDAYSQIOOL,
LESSON

(By E. o. SELLERS. Acting Director al
the Sunday School Course in the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago)
tcopyrfght, 1917. Western Newspaper Union }
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-24
AMERICAN ENGINEER
tCont.auSd From First Page.)

s"."r"ly. "I'vr told you before abou;
thi:; dlScirlin" business. Harry. no
SAID. "NHy time ynu want In kick about
NY orders You call n" mister II Ia
hard for Il railroad man To realize that
= couple "f silver bars have changed ~
yard master tn Il United States captain.
Believes u Number 10
The regiment s"t% great store by the
number ~. 1t va; put into service
Friday. III" l3th. and left Its base in two
sections "f thirteen cars each. The To-
.."rnrtiv"'s headlight numbers totalled
thirteen and the eth of the month
found thu regiment arriving at Its
tn. NEXT month found the regiment
starting for It's NrS: French base. and
when camp was rca"h"d tn" French In
i"rprr;.; and his companions were
awaiting tlicn.
How many ar" you" asked tho colo
rc!. Il have tw"lv" companions with
rn"." answered the Interpreter.
'Thr regiment w:li never forget the
lr>; aish; at it's franHh base. II ar,
rived at E.idnigh: hut crowds thr"nGcd
ID. hnrkcncG streets aud gave the hlE
NmcrirtuS an cnthuSi2Stic greeting. al
though IL WAS t"rhi'!'."n t. talk above
i:ndertoucs Since they could not hur-
rah for. the soldiers. the Villagers
toS,% w"r" p"l'"d on Shadnwy figures
,hat traInr".d up Ia" street to the low
rur,hl: - n mut:ird band.
~ tn" time Of our visit the American
"r"w were still carrying; French crews
with them. hut in u day or two they en-
;,ect"d Ia have entire charge of tn" rail
road in every detail They marvel at
the .xc"II,ucn "f this road. which has
carried countless toms Of military sup
r.li"S and which is strictly n mushroom
war railroad. ".Ns good as any main
line in tho United states" was the com
ulrut TT tn" yard master from Texas.
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BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE AND
BELGIUM; Sept. 23.) by the Associated
Press )---That rhrsc Of the battle ~
Flanders hat occurred last Thursday
and which ha~ been characterized as the
bate of Mcnin ;nad. was today largely
Il matter Of history. Hard local fight
Ing was still IN progress nj a point
vrSt at t:h"lrv' Il. known ms Tower
Hamlcts." buI notwithstanding the de-
tcrmiur,i efforts VI the Germans 10 re-
gain the ground they lost here they
we're unable 10 diSiodgc the British
troops. who had batilcd their way for
ward 80 salliniIy over the marShy'
vtnd"d ground vest Of that place.
The enemy sill chung to few de-
*i"ah!" posts on IN elevation near Tow
~ I!a!ncts. huT their possession In no
way affected the general situation. AS
they were not vital points. Elsewhere
along the front u: the British offensive
there has been n change in the situa-
tinr. An intense artillery duel contin-
I'D but the enemy had abandoned. a.
least temporarily. these futile and cost
" counter attacks which marked the
first days fighting.
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WAGE AGREEMENT
Continued From T.-st Pagc.)

representatives of the mon. their en-
pluycrS and federal mc,linturS
Gavin M,NAh. Il san f'rl:rr:''"" at'"r-
NJ ). appointed Friday hy resident Will
son ~ special representative 0t In" fed
"r.l shippiNS hoard /" adjust III" trouble
h.r". said that II t"i"g"',m perceived -
day from the president. appealing I" In"
'r;.tfin!ic ru-ul" rai;' = "f tn Worl;nl'-''
nnd their Leaders," MAS Instrumental IN
c:i"rtinS the settlement. Employers
said they Thought it would he possible"
Ia rrSum" w"ri; Thursday. The wa!EnuG
las tied up government ShinhuilGinS
contracts estimated 1T $Ia".n"".nnU.
Though details Of thr temporary ar
ran""iT"rt w~rr mot mad" public. il WIS
understood that in tn" temporary sui
Element both sides mad' material con-
cc%siuns. 'rh~ mon had drnrmd-d Il
daily minimum VIZ" ~ So. u 80 pr
cost incr"a@,. The employers "f;"r"d 4
|. Ter cent advance. In subsequent
conferences employers raised their Of
fer In III. rrr cent and this also WIS
rejected. Efforts of federal mcdiatrrs
appointed rr'.vi"u$ tn Mr.. Nahs Scl>c-
ti'n had rrn unable Io break the dead
! 'rk that ,.nSlrE.
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FLAGLER-bINGHAM
CONTINUED From First Pago.)

this codicil would be contested
he's been indicated.
Tie text uf the statement follows:
"tlu Friday. morning last tScptenher
~, thu pr, 81 VA. full of rumorS 10 the
effect that the body Of the late Mrs.
rulrrt Worth Bingham was To he dis
Inferred. Her grave Is i'll tile cemetery
at Wilmington. y. {.
"Nrithrr Judge Bingham nor his
friends knew anything whatever about
the matter and the same is true or
Helm BrGCc. counsel for the executors
and lrealcrS under Mrs. BinEltanS VIII.
The dispatches stated that the health
officers of Wilmington would make no
statement and would not even affirm or
deny that H. lad granted any permit
for dislntrrmrn; II WAS further stated
that the collateral relations of Mrs.
bingham had put guard over her
grave.
ON Saturday a friend Of Judge Bling
ham MAS IN Wilmington Ia ascertain
exactly the condition ~ affairs. II now
appears that 1T . u'Clurk on last Tues
da% morning tSrptcullIrr l$D the diSin-
l"rmcul took place. That All. autopsy
WAS performed liz the presence of VIM.
j. Earn. and several physicians; that
vital parts - Tin. body were removed:
a.
/" some "li, and ia.rn !" New York.
II is needless Ia say that all of these
arti"nS Wrrr SurrrplIliuuS and wnS Il
secret closely guarded until the object
WIS accomplished.
1T is presumed! that III" disintcrrcd
hudy WIS rr-M! al. II was then that
the Sliru.~,, liz, .,~-.Ily arose rf jranusly
protecting The Er;Nr from violation.
1t hrlum.S Ia Ia" public Ii form its
own uwuinu Uf THIS ,:haStly drama.
Mrs. iIuShatn WAS. attrni"d In hrr
last illness 10y l'r NJ. l.. Eaviich. pr
" +. Uri;">s and l'r. :. y. StrinbcrG
en- rhur:,,.,l. Inly -. two weeks before
her death Mrs. bingham hal n severe
aIIHrk iirr brother. William L. Keenan,
NJ. aIn,,u,u,i 10y Juhr" bingham and
,3,iur.. lie conferred iUlly With Dr. l.a-
,tirh '"r"'"rumrI: Mrs Nlmrhnm'S cnndi-
tu'u ana pirrn,rh every thing that was
h'inS ,l"iI,'
''n aumIn,. July -" Mrs l:iugham's
condition Ms "urH '.!Ht Judge bingham
wrote her 'i.i,.f. lht L." though, that
they %h,'uil ,"n,' Responsive tn this
her SISTER Mr" ~ i>r came arriving
W,',In"-,la, evening. .luiy 18th Mrs
laurhrm nH~ ti'"u ruiIy conscious and
r"naiur'd - uuiii Thursday night. Mrs
Mt>,' r''muI,rrd with her until the end
came "u rrn'il
"rhr" wrr" iw" trained nurses Their
"ffhiHI charts Ht"t records are in the
"u*twly "f hr EvIrrSS. These records
Will l." kept III II Secure place and pro-
ruv'nl when !hr pr"l'"r occasion arises
'Nh"n. II ever. whispered suspicion
shall l"r'"rn' IN audible charge. such
chars" Will hr met with farr$.''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-24
OHIO COUNTY
SOLDIERS All:
ATPETERSbURG

.rAMp LIE, PETERSBURG. VA,
Sept. o3.--Ohin CnuntyS IN per cent
incrrmrn: Of S"veniy-lw0 drafted
men, who left Wheeling early Satui'
Gav afternoon, reached Petersburg;
this evening. and wrr" specify taken
out 10 camp Lee. where they were
given IN ovation by III" recently ar
rived Wheeling draftrrS.
The county boys came over the
PENNSYLVANIA 10 Washington and
thence to Petersburg oyer the South
EN- railway While the train on which
they travelled was held up near Al
toona. Pa, causing Il late supper at
that place. the trip was othcrwlS"
without special incident. The West
Virginians arrived in the best Of splr-
It's. Tomorrow they will be examined,
given the typhoid and smallpox vac
citations, and will be assigned TO the
314lh artillery.
ALTOONA. Pa. Sept. ct p. NJ
The soldiers special train IT, which L
slow freight engine is attached. is now
on milo rom Altoona. two hours late.
with tn" engine disabled. Supper will
10 served at Altoona on train Sre'ill
mad" up of men men from ONO. brooke
and Hancock CONFINES. West NirGinir.
on" hundred and twcuty-nnr from South
Fork. IA. and Il larg" Increment from
Wilmerding.
ohio county hnys are playing Erapha-
phone. rest nf boys reuiinC. playing
cards or singing. Several headnches
among boys from West Virginia. due -
hunger. One wuSh#tard for ten coaches.
W.J Higgins In charE" of Ohio county
increment. Geo. s. I.arritnnrc. IN charge
"f Brooke county men.
Officers discovered som" liquor among
tho men which WIS cnnscatcd and de-
SIrnred.
Howard Smith. OF Wheeling. discover
cd on train for Petersburg In enlist.
forced To leave Mt Pittsburgh.
Great thronCs greet train AT all stops.
bands. music. pretty GIRLS. tears. shecrs.
frui;. cigarettes and candy passed by
crowds Nat selfish person aboard.
when Il box OF eats ~ opened. one hears
tn" cry. Como on boys. pitch in
Boys who lost pep NOW easily con-
trn!l"d. Many love letters by boys are
uni!rd Ivy spectators anxious {" d" some
ihini; t. help. follansbrr and Wells
burg boys travelling IN cold coach. no
water IN waShSlHnd. Complaints tn
J. y. RnhcrtS5 railroad representative.
in charge meets with reply. Everything
arranged in Washington. have ~
power IL change"
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GERMANS UNABLE
CONTINUED From First Pago)

the Germans in their new positions.
Toward Riga the Russians in fighting
on Saturday advanced and drove back
German advance guards rear the vii
laCe of Rudna.
General t'adurua I'm his report on on
r"rH tloES III the region northeast If
GnriHia rh"uICi"S Ia" rrri.lsn of adj
ti"nal AutSr"-l hungarian lalIackS on the
Raln%iZZa plateau. Ia tile region If
Monte MHrm"lHdu northwest Of Trrn'
after cXpl"linI Il mine. captured two ad-
ranr" POSITIONS from tn" Ausiru-Hun-
EHrian$.
Til" loss t.! british destroyer. tor
p",i""d and sunk by Il German Submdr-
IN" Is arn"'Inr"h hy the british admir-
al1y. Fifty members If ia" crew were.
rescued.
ATEcntnn probably will not drrlar"
war nu Germany nj This time. although
no decision has set h"rn rnchcd. Ar-
tlun 10y III" Arr"HiIp" Chninl,,r ~ dru-
mites WAS halr''i early Sunday by the
announcement that An official rnrlmunl-
cation had lm"u rrrcivcd from tho Irr-
lin foreign 0ffi"" disappearing Of ,hr
ideas expressed Ivy Count Won I.uNhur.,
IN" German minister Ia Argentine IL
The kilograms h" sent IL Berlin thrriIgh
III" swedish m!ni%ir" al l'urnuS Aires
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AMAZING REVEL''TI0N
CONTINUED From First Page.)

The Rech says that General
Korniloff drew up Il plan Tor inc
salvation Of the country. comp"i3-
ing military revOlutionary courts,
the naturalization Of railroads and
war work shops and tho reStora-
ton OF officers disciplinary pow
rr$. which Premier kcrrnsky re-
iected. Nevertheless korniloH
promised General Sayinkoff that
he would give full Obedience TO
Kcrensky. In order to make pos
Sible the proclamation Of martial
law. General Savinkoff ordered The
dispatch Of cavalry 10 Peirog-ad.
Then Vladimir Lvoff arrived At
army headquarters. the Rech says
with three alternative proposals
from Prcmier kerensky. The first
was the resignation Of kerensky,
the second was the formation of a
directory within the cabinet. with
the participation Of Kerensky and
Korniloff. and the third provided
for thu appointment Of KorniloT
as Dictator.
General Kornlloff. the news
paper says. chose the directory,
but NJ. Lvoff falsely announced 10
KrTcnsky that. KorniIoff had COM
missioncd him to present an ulti-
matum demanding that he be
given sole dictatorship.
The Novoe Vremya publishes
a. similar story and adds that
when Premier Kcrensky. having
received the ultimatum. tclc.
graphed to General kornilnff:
DO you insist" korniiOif.
thinking. the question referred 10
the second alternative. answered.:
YES. I insist."7' Thercupon
Kerensky, believing that Korni-
loft had demanded n dictatorship
under the threat OF civil war.
broke of the negotiations.
The former supreme army COM
missary at headquarters. General
Fllopenko. however. declares that
General Korn!loff's revolt was
known months in advance and
that the demonstrations In his
favor at the Moscow congress
we're no accident. General Fill
ponko, when arrested by Korni-
loft. threatened 10 commit suicide,
but KornilOlf treasured him.
The correspondent OF the
Izvestrya reports that General
Korniloff's' striking battalion"
still is defiant.
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DIGESTION WAS
MADE PERFECT
BY WENTWORTH
Which Also Brought Sound Sleep
And Other Good Things to
Bridgeport User.

This endorsement amounts 10 an
Important message 10 Mrs. l1yhch =
Observe especially
wha, she says about her improved I'll,
n.s,iOn. II have been feeling tad
for the last three or four years. Was
troubled with palptation Of me h'art'
gas on my stomach. which niad'' me
fee; dreadful. have taken iwo DOT
ties of Nerv-WOrth. which has mace
n great change in me. Have no moro
trouble with my heart AND MY d.
IS PERFECT. AZ night
get whole nights sleep wh4.n o."
fore Ncrv.Wnrth WAS rec0mmenlec 10
NJ, one or two hours sleep was at !
could get. chtrrfuly say that N"TV-
Worth HAS MADE ME WE'LL.
fSignedD "ANNA LYNCH.
"Bridgeport. u"
Your dollar back al Bacr'S Dru,
Stores. Wheeling. if .erv-Wor. Il doe"
not benefit YOU.
Nerv-Worth is sold at WarHoo! BY
". E. Mcnamara; Full II. "ul'"n
Pharmacy: Mingo junction. Moore
Bros; Martins Ferry. Ra!sIon Il Par
kcr: ST. Clairsvile. Patterson &
Sons; BarneSvillc. Hillcs Bros; Cam.
c~on, Cameron Drug Co.; SlSterSr'llT,
E. II. Disqur: New MartinSrin". llorn-
brooks DRUG Store; MoundiT,'l". j..
II. Beam Drug Co.: Bridgeport, Selhy
& Reed (Dcnt Pharmacy: Bel'airG
Bros; Padrn Cit. Nor
gan Bros; West Alexander. +. X. Me-
Gem: Edewood, Edgwood rr4rmn2T;
Elm Grove. Blum'> PharmaS.". ht'n'
wood, Renwood Drug Co.; McMcchen,
Carroll'S Pharmacy.
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GERMAN BACKDOWN
Continued From First Page.)

has Just returned from Munich and who
repeated thu sentiments Of the note IN
Il most expressive and definite manner.
Tier" is no doubt. therefore. that The
German empire condemns tho conduct
Of I.uxburg. whose opinions were purely
personal. and II di$aprr"vcs absolutely.
You may l." sure tho German govern
,t"nt will faithfully keep its promises.
The second message received from the
Argentine minister sage:
Il have 10 inform ynu Of the untruth
OF the report sent out by the enemies OF
Germany that the kaisnr has sent Lux
burg m"Ssag" approving his conduct
and has Offered another diplomatic post
to him. Ths government has renied the
rrrrrt by wireless
Tho examiner II deputies will meet to-
idorrnT Afternoon 70 take definite notion
"r III" messages from Minister Molina.
Deputies Ncyga and Arce opposed
Zach other in duel with swords today
rs y result Of words passed In Satur-
lays d"hats iG The chamber on the Ger
inIn situation. F"yRa. whose. remark
caused IN" "hHlI"ne". WIS wounded In
RI" arm. Deputy Arc" considers that
fis honor has been satisfied.
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PETRWiKAD. Sept. @3--In vlrw n
tho numerous changes in III" high com
mand "f IN" Russian army due to the
kornloff revolt. tn" miristcr Of mar
In" today announced that no changes
would h" mad" In tn" navy and that MI
the chiefs would he retained In their
posts
Tho union for national defense has
issued an appeal calling on the popuI,-
tion To form special "cnmmittrrs If
national defense" In NIL impor,an.
towns.
Tho military section Of tho council
ot soldiers and workmen's delegates has
isAucd n proclamation to nil tho military
committees Mt tho front directing them
10 co-op"rat" fully and cordially with
their officers and the high command
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Advance Expected.

TF.TROGR.ND. Sept. 23.-The cTacua-
zion If JacobStad. under German pres E
sure is not considered by some OF the
military writer's 10 indicate al attempt
To advance on II trnTrad. Tarther tnaE
the capture OF the whole DVlna llhe'
The Hir2hrviya. However. says mat
further advance in this section ls cx-
peeled and the situation Is serious w,
which account lIcmirr kerensKy Will
remain at hHa1Qu trt"rs for some Gays
more. Other newspapers explain that
NJ ErrrnSkys Ih:cncc from Pctrograd
is due to his ini"':.st in the local korn-
inf investigation.
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Wil.MlNGTnN. Sept. - When
shown judy" liinEhnm's statement to-
n:ch, nr, t. y. Nr>hi,; county Silp"r-
ini"n'lrni ~ health. admitted that no
court order had been presented Ia n NJ
directing IN" diSint,.rin"n, nf Mrs Bin..-
ham's body. hut again declined In SAY
WHETHER i permit I"I such II proceeding
Ind been issued.
The superintendent of the cemetery
would make no statement. whatever.
DIR. Neshitt declared he would not say
TINT he did not Issue the permit and
that he would not say that he did, that
permits Of such nature were merely
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the safety If this state and against the
lives of it's subjects.
The 7:nyal government mikes it ite
duty to protect against these criminal
practices. and especially against the use
IF tn" microbes. an Illegal weapon and
certainly worse than poisson. The use Oh
which was formally Forbidden Ivy the
Fourth convention of tn" llH::ii". as we'll
nS against This violation % tn" duties
and az the loyalty which international
law imposes up"n diplomats" missions
ns nm exchange C"r The privileges which
are guaranteed Ia them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-24
3.243 Prisoners Tnbcn

LONDON. Sept. 81 British troops
after requesting u G"rinau attark north.
east of l.anG"Inarrk. in Fiau.irrs rarlr
to-day. attacked in turn luL ,.auIur,"I
additional d"T"uSrS from the Germans
aS Well aS Il number IF prisoners. Til.
official report from tn" british h-td.
quarters in Franc" Tonight nt..l:; that ~
tn" rest of III" fnrr> fighting arrm HI
british ar" C"nS"l1datIn!: their new p,"t
ti"ns. :" far IN ;hr recent nprruIlnn.
Ihcr" In" British have ,auiur.,I J"ti
prisoners.
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NURSES AT FAIRMoNT.

EA1EMOET. W. va. Sept. 2S.--Thc
aunIIal convention Of The West Virginia
r:raduat" Nurses association will open
for three tiav meeting tomorrow and
members of the association began ar
irving today. More than rs 9radusto
rurses are expected 10 attend. The first
day will be given over largely to regis
trs ton and reception Of delegates,
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British Aerial Attack

LONDON, Sept. 2i.--BritiSh naval AIR
suuadr"nS continue Ia max" bombing
raids on military establishments In Bel
GUM. An official statement ISSUED TO-
day by tho Admiralty says:
''t1n Friday night oar naval aircraft
carried cut bombing; raids ON the Thour-
out aud rurtcmarck railway stations.
Tho Thnur"ut station and lines were MT
and Il fire resulted. At Cnrtcmarci the
station nnd other buildings were set on
fire. linmbs were dropped on the docks
at OSt"nd IN Saturday. All our ma
cI;.cs safely returned"
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Urged by Wilson.

WASliI NtirDN. Sept. 2%.-PrrsnEaI
t. lrgrHins w"r. sent ny President Will
son t"dLy To iAh"r leaders in san Fran
cisco. S.ntlr ana inrIlnnd. urging th,n
/" accept temporary settlement of War;"
disputes in Order tnHi HmihiiE mtT
stand in the way Of Tia government !;
great shirnHi'':irg program. 4 vital far
E'T in $u"r"%Sful prosecution of the
ar
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Russian Statement

PETEOt:RND. Sept H".--A!t"r a Dat
Il" on The Riga front yesterday. RUSSIAN!
forces advanced in the region Of the VI.
iaEr of Rudna and pressed back the
German advanced guards. il was official
Is announced today lay III" Russian war
Office In the Jac"hstradt region the
T;uSsinnS have fortified themselves on
tn, right bank of the Dvina river.
Two AuStrn-ticrman attacks against
thu" Rumanian positions near Munchcll
were rcpulSru.
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Former Wheelingits

DR. Nrsbitt. Of ilmington. mentioned
III tho mr. !ng story is Fairmont boy
who wrr .outh with First regiment in
the Spa. .sh-Amcrican war and remain
ed there after war He practiced medi.
zinc for years In Wheeling. Information
here IS that the doctor IS brother OF
MillInnl NcShitt Of SlStcrSNille.
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Gains For 1ta1iGns

ROME. Sept. 23.--tcncral tadnrnh
forces made progress last night AT sew
rral points On The Julian battle front.
IN the BainS2za plateau. the AustrlanS
after violent artillery preparation re-
praIcdly attacked the Italian poSitiniis
in tho region uf Eni and west of Vol
nix. but were rCpulScd.
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:. southeast Of Arras. were driven out

FEaltl <.,
4 British monitor bonharded Ostend
Belgium. Saturday. the statement aods'
which mass was being held. Seven Bel
rinns were killed and "a wounded.
Fourteen entente airplaa"s and one
captive. ha loon are reported 10 nave
been destroyed on Saturday.
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Reduction In Army

PETROGRAD. Sept. c3.--Thn rrovis-
innal government has decided tu reduce
tn" number Of mon in tho regular arm.
This decision was reached for two rr,,-
sons. frat. because tho country cannot
remain longer without NAL" labor. ANA
second. because ii was thought dnsIr-
able to relieve the army Of mon who
are too old to- fight. or who have boon
wounded. and whose fighting rarocIiv
thercforc Is not great. 1t Is believed
tn" measure will have Important finar-
c1al results by roucinE tn" total amount
required for soldiers dependents.
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Crisis In Sweden

LONTnN. Sept 2a.--Advicrs received
bore today indicate" that Sweden Is on
the verge of Il ministerial crisis. The
causes are thrrcfnld. namely. the cleo
lions. the results nf the Buenos Aires
telegram revelations and the fact that
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WANTED -Female.

WARIEo-EIprrenced wiiteae, and dishxsshefs.
Crystal Dairy Lunch. b5-i u
WANTED Girl for general housewurk liz Zane 81.
Island SILK =
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE establish CCT RATE TIRE AGENCIES Thers
should be one in each locality sox3 Non ekts
Sc $50: 3013n Non sklds $3.50. SMALL CAPITAL
required. PROFITS re LARGE For full particu:
lars address POPULAR TIRE AND RUBBER co..
e6js Brosdwsy. New York City. ES'n
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FOR SALE-House containing rooms. lot cuntatnfRE
la more less. also out huildlnES- For terms 81.
dress ". ". Donley. 2oos Pt View Ave. Yo1nGA
town. o. s-H-S0t n.
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WANTED-Male or Female

WAhTE0-Threc grocery clerks either SEX Apply
+. h. Potts. 10Th and Main ST. I-7t-i
WANTED-AErnts. Either SCI. Grab this new
gas mantle lust out Not sold In Gtores- Every
body buys. This Is money maker. Write quick
KUfa Importing Co.. Canton. Ohio. I-2t-s
WAHTED-MEH, BOYS AND GIRLS f0R LIoHr
CLEAN FACTORY WORK. WHEELING CAN co..
18TH AND E0FF. S-H-i.
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sanitary measures. did not constitute a
ruhlic record and were usually issued
where public health WAS not endangered
when requests came from relatives.