The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-01

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hT" ".ftn 50 EI'"n ~ HI%i ',,' ~ .nJ |
emu OF thls war may l"t Wi!Io Moi!u |
EHr. learned 'hHi w" "Htl"n "nlcn
""uII nn Er"H,'N' 'iuN I've Hr' va, az. ~ IT,!
ana 'hht E'liS'!i'A" u'iSL'O y. ;I, uuL 'kn'-
"ouSn"SS "Nai,,ih q Ilhi '"n, i"'h "" H!IH |
IN iHnVHhK" s'miIar to IN" tF"a, h"'i" |
Garfield nj IN" close 81 ih'H war pr h,le
4" HNc!nl I'm ''ni rrlchS ana hhElSuah |
cifiIlZnI lnn sun iiErS.
,r,o "t101 py w. 80 y "tnsirnl, dio-
1,e,,n r,u,IrrrI Nv. Misc Hazel ! rurh rnL !
',hnstrr Ir,,s followed hy nm Grafton |
hT Uonry Wagn"r on "Wnn!ci--.\ Man," /
..i I''' ~ ',hnmsnnG r,ns nr lirr nnly mms
10 ,te ri,h, ,nj,turn From urar,icaIIv |
'.,.r,, ,h"mS,n,i ,,',.,, horn T., n,,I,. one |
wv "i'',,n,,t 81 un,,,r, sa noii:.o,'d |
ar" 'ihc ,,o,,,s ,i'a nt,,rnY, ..'',,,Ir.
CUE. ~ III ~ ~. + i,,.'' ~
r"SN'f'' Il Itai n'tit, ,'i I'll '''' .Ie1c~ |
common ':rhtur"S ~ IN" W"II'!' content
I" SiaF II! ,n''F P"s''!.l any t'pt wanting
10 rise rue tnrrc are SUN, 'ntraStcr-
istlcs OF IN" r'ai mum hnanhE mem. !
These are HGhttrfcd nr"adra%t through !
many in"ivfuti'tlS :" mat rnGh receives
II few or them h"t IN" w"r!d wants an
! indifiduh' III when these Shnractcrisucs
nrn Joined. work IN harmony and by
! means 81 which he may d" the most
good hoth 1Cr hiTnSeir ana Tor ms |
fellow mon. The world has standing
advertisement over tn" door or every |
profession. every occu pation: every call |
ing, "Wantcd: a Man." When the world |
calls for mon. It wants men. Many in
divlduuIs respCnd and Obtain p position |
in the world, nut az the work OF the !
world goes ON each one IS found wanting |
in some of the qualities OF real man.
1t Is rlnim"d thr0u ghout the world that |
tho professions arr becoming crowded
They are becoming crowded. but there IS
always n place for + real man because |
he has thc characteristics which insure |
his success in any undertaking"
"rhe Unfinished rast."
".rbs 1.nfinIShed Tasi," was ths s,,b-
4o,, ~ Mics yntto I1mT, Che v,ra n |
history Of the present Eurcpean conflict,
She said In part The crisis must be !
faced and wc shall do i. uobly.
IN the life Of every man and nation |
comes n time 10 decide New occasions
lucarh new duties Time makes ancient
good uncouth They must upward still |
and onward. who would keep abreast OF
the truth SO before us CLEAN the camp |
fires we ourselves must Pilgrims he |
Launch our Mayflower and steer. Boldly |
through the desperate wintry sea, nor
attempt the future portal with Posts !
blood rusted key
The moment Of decision Ia here. II
is for America To be dedicated 10 the un-
finished task-the tclivrranre Of hu- |
mnnity--a humanity we may behold on
| the dcsolate plains OF Europe stained by |
mems blood, shed they know not why. |
In the filth and misery of the trenches
in the sad and impoveriShed homes OF |
France Belgium and Poland behold |
their eager. pleading faces truned 10
America. Will we not arise from our |
lethargy and end their suffering. Upon
our action depends the future liberty. |
welfare and happiness of m:lnkiud Shall |
IL be written TO orr eternal shame
America weighed and found wanting"
or shall rho rIorious nroDhrry ~ nr3rs |
and GOOD wifi among NOV no made y !
healing reality In th,. bruised hnnrt NJ
thn wGrld through the rrratect ,.irfor,,
Of human History. the vannuishment or |
for the sake OF humaui,y".
,s, 800 I W 49, ,,., ,, |
ocfa,,s y G"nE ~ ane mn H''9"i n"EN
an An eASeIienl orH!ioh on Involuntary or
f! !!f' ECU I.aouL. ;
fims ' 70 disr ,,.e N'S, mheH
nU ,ha t9-,' 81 ,h l-tnui ~ !Feoru
on 'ne It'll III lnH factories III the
,f 80, GU n, WIZ I'ouut
thinrs for true vn,,nr h Am rrs OF 70 ' Go
either n volunteer mr. 90 In work srhern !
is no otber nitana,jre3 ,rhi" - .,s |
Of duty NOT an awa of ,rifIinp NJ ~" r"if7
ny, ''r IS -, ,.,i no nrtI
i,t oI ,ih me-, - ~ "tei stIt
.ESo,,ih ~, i ,in ioSntn sntu'
~ ona .ord nf d Az :; ,r w. ''i - I'LL
Let no moment nass mill vor have ny'
ir,c,ad from r. every nms.i,ifi,y u,,rE
every grain I'm the hoiIrrIass
"Tbe hos, wov RI 1vor. in this world |
Is to work with n Measure r. We ali |
would tako nur WORK ne nIo,sura not
so n,ucb ~ - would DO f"-nnI ,,noI, w. |
4 nrisnncr on"e rcr,orl;cd ~, 10 ~ |
tronco n aha nrisnn IL,t i,,n rn,.nr H.,
, DAYS york IN his lifc: r. 10 M wnn-
der that so many men nre found in 'omr
peuitcntiartes They have lived lives ri |
'loafcrs' They were not willing TO nc-
cept labor as a pleasure and as n re-
suit labor has been forced upou them. |
We havo examples OF such men in our |
own town the men who spcnd their time |
in the saloons. men who after their ar |
rests have the labor of cleaning the |
streets thrust upon them Tho pass |
word OF the men VINO enter our prisons !
and tails to-day is no trade What q |
wonderful thing il each boy and girl !
could find in their youth something 20
do with Il pleasure and not become men
and women doing involuntary ar en- +!
forced labor. ri. great question ~ !
to-day Is how can - boy. or girl find the |
labor which is Il pleasure TO them" !
Miss rnve Tbomnson.