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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-14
gtutl0IanO.
Gin 3nfunftsbilO fir
@rObbritanuicn.
Coll nngeblid1 in bier 0Sp=
den fertig Iein.

gSas no6 Der rgliiociirten BreHe".
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Soffnrngen uf 6rieOen in
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ten @ilion 6ei 8eipre6ung bon Oei-
len 9}ote on &uBlou0 nit 9on0lliro-
te, Dem Sitter bon Ser trourieen @e-
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glutofroten ser @elt. Sic Seitlng
ioet, feline gtote lei ooa BON p6onta-
itii6en @iloern unO mie icoer 6ono-
tifer, ser confuie S6eorien Oes Ntil-
lenniiims preoige, io9te er, ieine Sal.
titng lei 10 flar oorgeleqt, OoB gties
monO iie miB0erIteben fonne. Gobel
babe er 5u @eibna6ten ser gon5en
@elt erfldrt, es iei unmoglit6. feit5u.
iteaen iuer oen arieg Oerlmiaht ia.
be, mO i'm SUM erflGre er eS ais iei.
ne lleber5eugung, OaB Gelti6lonO
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der 81 @ei6na1ten ieierli1 profla-
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sur Gr6oltiing oeHel6en 6ereit lei,
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fen inter ser 9eOin9ung, Dab cS me.
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iest oui Intervening Der Ntittel-
mdhte 6eitcbt2 @r iogt ipiiientlic6
llnpa6r6eiteu, nas Gon Guirote ME
get6on bot
Sic o&olnil6e3eititng" a" Oertritt Die
9Iniidt ooB in 9lmerifa fein pirfli-
der ent6uiioitiiber ariegsgeiit 6crr.
ihe, OoB a6cr bic Gopitaliiten i6re
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6dtten uuo oen &riegsgeiit 81 eutfo.
den iuhter, rpo6ei lie Oen %r6iioen.
ten ouf i6rer Seite 6dtten. Groboem
berrihe itorfc 0ppoiition Dor mo io-
BALD oos &olf erinbre, OaB es &c.
tduidt worOen iei uno eS iiA nm eli
men ariee oes &apitols bonole, mer-
De ieine Gnttdlidlng groB iein; oaS
amerifaniihe 8olf 6ea6ii1ti9e niht,
@erf5eige Der &opitalilien 81 iein.
Gs beiBt Damn meiter, man piini6e
in 9lmerifo cine 9lrmee unO 8lotte in
9ereitidoft 81 6aben, menn Die be-
borite6enoen Gisfliionen iiber Gd-
no0o, N}erifo rno bic Siiolee'n fom-
men, ood 6eoeute Dies nidt arieg bis
auf's @2eiier nit 0eutidlono. @S
liege an oen Geutib Qlmerifonern
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0eltldlanO MIR einen gert6eioi-
gungsfriee fibre unO niht Ooron
Oente, iidb in SiiO-9(merifo's 6reibeit
ooer poIitii9e 8rngen 9lmcrifo's ein.
5umiiden
9Gmiter6anL t2. Sanuor, iibcr
2onoon. ~ ggie cine 3epeide oes
@olfFfd6en giireous an boGdnOiIde
3eitungen melOet, iogt ons r9erliner
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@rdiioent gSiIIon's glote an 9}uB-
lonO:
Sic Gutente.9dnoer iinO uatiirli6
6ouIt beirieoiet unO Brddoent @il.
ion ooIiir Oonf6ar ouB er lid iel6it
gum WhnOi,iid Der ieinoliden III.
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gscrucr Suru idnIOia eeIprodjcn.

Bottom, @oii, t9. Sini.-8er-
ner Sorn Elm Oeuticber Nffi5ier, lei
ner glneobe nod, WurOe beute I'M
9unoesgeri6t ibulOig geiunOen, Oh
nomit entgegen Den 6lpilGenItuot-
liden &erfebrs SeItimmlmgen trans
portirt 6it baben.
Sorn muroe inn 6e6ruor 1915,
nod einem 8eriub, Die internatio.
nole Bride 5u Gance6obro in Nloine
81 iprenaen, berbnitet.
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prOblrmati(hr
Situation.
&nklanO Oas interEatiOs
nale StnrmsG sGeMtruw.
WUmpers bat S5mftrMttiU=
men erIaHem.

Serr Sames 0uncun muB iid Onno3
ri6ten. - Sic ruiIii6e @iiiiOn
in ocn Ser. Stuaten ungctommcn.
Gcuti8IanO mu6t feinen
8ricOcn nit Der iesisen 0aesie'
rlmgs.9urtci. 9auiiii@e COL
oatcn BON Ocn eigenen aumeruOen
nit aononen nieOerseidoiien.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

your knowledge OF Gods trnth-all you
have learned in your experiences with
Godm uSl BE- pro jrctcd into your daily
life II they are To BE- or real VNuc.
Purity, humility and nna"lilHhncSH we
know to be- virtues given OF God. But
whnl lHr ARE purity. humility ana I'M
srItlShncsa unless We Incorporate In
our daily livrB those virtues which we
know to b" true. Experience amounts
iIo nothing II We do not md. some one
to hrIu, some one to bl"Hn. some ono
ITO MAX" rlati.wIiII our help. some place
in make better from the ministry or
our mrvic".
Nov for the ilnnl Injunction. NIB.
stain from aIl appearance Of Owl. II
wr do ihIa our livrH viii br boAutIfuI,
four suunrr. Hymm"ircal. There Ia ".
close relation between this Injunction
and the other three truths. IL rs evil
which cuts rs or from the spiritual,
from cIrvati1lg experiences and limits
us to what we Mr with material cyeR.
Evil l., The ON" thing Incompatible with
spirituality. The impur" In heart can
not Y"" God, and the man who falls TO
zee God In all things fails TO grasp all.
that life holds for him: yea. his life IL
Il failure
IF We open our eyes TO the truth We
! will abstain from all forms OF evil. Tor
II Is the presence which not only par.
alvzcS our power TO do good but irst
blllnts and kills our power 10 perceive
! the good. Abstain If you would OBJ
tain.'
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YOUR CRAY HAIR
TURNS DARK.
BY Applying La Creole No
Dye. Stops DandruT.

H. ruIr hliT entirely EIny ~ inst
Fray In nImlr% In your hnir premature.
Is EIny from III health or worry !"
your hnir faded. dry ur hl"nrh"d" ar"
yuu liuuhIrd with hanhruT. Gnllinh
hnir cor Iichinr: EruIp' Has your hnir
rluuprd growing nr are You hnld?
Then apply tn your hair and "cnlp Inc
famous la trrnI" Hair lIr"gnInr. IL
makrR your hair healthy anu revived
the natural color glands I" activity
So Tint every gray hair turns dark
md all your hair soon has Ihr nnlIir-
al. anII. luatrnuS. even dark color you
used to have without even Il trace u1
Erny. IH tr"ul" rallSrH new hair 10
Rpruu all over your head so You Will
have Il nnr. soft. Ilnfy. heavy. evenly
dark head Of hair again. l'r@i'IrR LA
CREOLE rt"pE handrnn and itching
scalp TRY La Creole. Sl.hn bottle.
Sold on II money back guarantee by
Ha"r'H Pharmacy. WhrclinH. w. va.
or arnt prepaid ny Van Vl""i Drug
CO.. Mrmphia. Tenn. Get II h"itl" To-
day Advl)
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Dr., limit breaches
Powerful Sermons at
First PreSbyteria?
Prcaidcnt ., Washington and JcfcrDon
COLLEGE GivoE Pattern Tor Every
Day ChristIan Lite.

ur. +. ". limit. pr"mid"nI "T Wash
Ingiun and Jefferson rullrE". drhvrr"d
Two nulrndid Rrrinnna Ut he flrH
lurruI,vtrriuu rhurrh Sunday II.
preached To big cn,%rrEat ions 1T both
the morning and evening Hrrvirr" The
morning .prrmnn. dealing with tn" mo
mcninlIY affairs which are stirring the
world NJ urr.Tni, waS based upon IN
outline prepared by l'r. Haiti many
months ago and d"liv"r"h almost ON
! the 8piIr If The moment. II IL declared
to have been Onr of tn" most power
ful SrrmunS ever preached from TN"
pulpit Of that church.
Last evening I;r. IlinIIt in another
eloquent discourse prescribed Il lnllr-
fold pattern for nGl every day Chris
non lfr using rs his text these words.
taken from First Thcssalonians.
I:l?-222:
! "Qu,nch not the spirit: desnisr not
prnphrsyinEs: prove all things, hold
fast tn that which is good: abstain
from all appearance or evil.
lie said in part:
I'm This text we find Ihc formula for
II four-sQuarr Christian lif,'. mnrrr:'
oualy complete program for your life
and mine. The first part Of The nJnnc-
ton. qurnch not the spirit. might BE-
more clearly stated In this way: In
your liGr AMI mine. first ;nld foremost.
rAnli the things which are spiritual.
The Christian life. in fact. Is III" SpirI
'Itunl In material life "" come In con
tact with material conditions anu ma
;trrinl things. There Us no life That iH
Tree from these cunditiunH. The dunn.
yer In that We VIII l." submerged by
ulr material dcrnnndn ard full !" rlHr
above tn" pressure ul material de-
mandr We are too liable 10 fail to
rrnlz" that "" mr." npIriIunl beings.
endowed with Hulrlunl pnwrrH ana
with HpIriIunl h"Htiny To ntihln. I'ut
II "" turn Ia thIE truth. III" word or
God. tl'r way iH rlnIn. W" cnhnnt M
,lr poets nor panImIatR. but this truth
mnkr4 It pussdhIr for ne to 9"c I'M com
mon rvrnlm uI NE and In til" p"nplr'
with whom "" iuIurlr something That
,la spiritual am SORRY for iii" man
" no IN tn" daily events Of llf" Tails It"
detect the finger Of God.
"rhr Hrrunh phase Of the Apostle
rnul'A injunction. 'Il"spIsr not prhphr-
~ lnrs. what ~ mean by .prnph"sr.
Inra?' It Is commonly referred tn M
the IurrtrlllnE Of til" future. but that
wan only II small part Of the dutlr"
Iuf a nruphrI 90 til" uldrn days. IL was
his blIsia"hR to communicate the teach
lnEH Of E;nh To the pt'npl" OF hih day
concerning The things Of the dry. We
might rather say. Then. drapin" not
The Teachings. Il we hrInE our lives
10 TIN. irid nf the r0"Irrl teaching Their"
will be- No break I'm TIA" uynin"lry Of
umr thrrIinn character.
"'rhr third element. prov" ihnrr
things. hold iIm Ia that witch Us
good. I'nul uhrwu uH what n prur0unh
nIl,d"ut ur human nature hr wnS. 10th
uI the former in JunCliun" referred I"
things which m" part nf nlnFlS inner
hrinr Truth 10 intellect ia law TO til"
will That Is what hr had In mind
when he rnjuIurd thr ThrEaalonians.
'huld last hat which ~ good Take
your own Christian experiences aud
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NEWS BRIEFS

-t,curgr Lewis. OF Fnllunsb"c. will
arrive In he city ihiH morning to take
thu examination Tor training in tn"
West Virginia Flying corp" for nm
aviator.
To-day IL the lnal da for men be
tween TIA" ages OF 20 ana III years to
make application for enlistment I'm III"
West Virginia division Of til" MIL,
lnry Training Camps Association OF
the United States. Application hlnnkn
may be- had from J. &. Mckinley. GIG
SchulIlbuch building.
->V"lrrnnn of the civil war, and all
The allied bodies IN Ihln city M" in
yiIrd to attend the motion picture of
"rhr Nnltlr IF Gettysburg" this even.
lnr. beginning at 4 u'rlurk The pie.
lurr Will b" on nll ihln week
despite TIN chilly July weather
thousands took II swim lnnl week. In
tn" hir new bathing pool on tho Fair
grounds.
g. I!urEcna Taylor and Hiram NJ
TAYLOR. West Virginia aRrntH for the
Northwestern NATURAL Life Insurance
company. accompanied by q. i. Hey
man. all OF this city. mr." in Milwaukee
attending Il national meeting Of the
company. Officers and heads OF The
various departments will be elected
lively" marriage liconscE w"r" is
sued AT tho county clcrks office Satur-
day Two realty deeds were recorded.
--r'hnr"s T. Sharp. for twelve yehrs
n city policeman. has assumed his new
duciirs as dcpuiyy sherirf-watchinnn in
the business district
An automobile owned and driven by
Tom Kelley, of Moundsville. ramn"d
Into the bank at the south end of tn"
Narrows Saturday when a wheel came
off. Little damage whs done.
A. l.. Cameron. former city sanitary
officer. will assume his new duties rs
city food and weights and measures in
spectur this morning.
City Manager e.. q. Maggie and FIR"
Chief Ed Rose. conferred Saturday "v"r
the proposed purchase OF new FIR"
truck The Did council appropriated
$G.500 for II truck.
The burden OF pnyinG for charity
PATIENTS In tn" hospitals WAS llfl"d fran
onto county Saturday. WHEN tn" si.tt"
law providing hospital MD In'k effect
-Thr polio" hnv" n"iiiirh l"iIrr"ta
that they must not nfraI ia" city play
grounds.
--Ir. John a. Arbrnx. prominent
young Wheeling dentist has received =
Communication n1 fIrm lieutenant In TIA"
army Irrninl Rrr"Tvo turIrr. tie DIV
not expect to hn cnll~d for -,rv"rnl wrrLr
Thu "ffcn pnyn I2nnn II year for actual
ncrvlro.
Jury Commiurioncru t;""rEc nhlhnm
und Fred SonhrrInnn Ihin u"iuIur VIII
begin rrlcriinH Jmr"rn for tn" September
term OF rriulnnl court
Vernon Strnlc. lG y"nr oil Wmrw""i
hoy hal 4 finger badly mn%h"i 1T
tho ItIrhIand Minis HAT lii" number wa,
anputa,cd at thr E"rth Wheeling h"%-
pitni
e. Sheriff Hastings hah y fore" If
rrIsnnrra Mt work yesterday giving ia"
office Of county Clerk i. II. Wells -
thorough cleaning. 1h" work wa" dom.
om SUNDAY go as not I" interior" with
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15-YEAR-OLD GIRL
OUT WITH SOLDIER,
MOTHER REPORTS
rulico Appointed /" in Effort T." Got
Hrr Away from Nhtl"nal
dulrdHmpn.

1h. i",Ii,r v"I" Appealed !" Ih-l '''h-
mn l., md O.. -i"nr-"lh w h""'hG Flil'
vhn n.,.I l""i Ilg"nI lf"n h"iu' "l1lr"
y, ,,,,t,, .,II.ru.m,n 'Thr mot her nj %
.,,I It,.uirnnui 81 T"li"" Tom Kelly
lint la. I"ntn"d h"r daughter wnH
r,,t,,,v h,r" "Ii TIA" fair Er"und" with
.,,,n. "f Ih" National ''uHrdHm"n en-
rnmp"'l There.
.,,,Iir,. I,.IrrIiv, Loo, Srhll"k rNm"mlcr"d
.nr,i,. e.rn til" Eirl som" nm" lat" sat
ur,t,, crossing tn" Island in company
with ON" al III" soldiers. 'hiicerE were
L,s,.uIr.I,.l l." ia" island Ia max" n
search for the EIrJ.
>...lnl ...itI',LImlS HAY" reached the
.u.Iir,. rrrartiIni; lhr association "f girls
with TIA" NntI"nrl Gi!ardSin"n. TINS Is
iIt. FIRST case. however. III which IN"
.r..Ilrr HAY, been asked t. act, t'hi"t
i. &. sill i" considering taking drastic
sl.us 1" prevent rirla from gong 10
Ia" camp.
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military Exports Lay uroat strorn OIL
Music.
BAND MUSICIANS
O Under Terrific Pro Urging SoIdiors
tn FiHhL On.

'rh. man With ia" huEl" can u" H'
great II hero m the man with me my"
net This IL proved lay III" thrilling nc
,.,,uut I'm IA I'nrIa nrMapnI,rr Ihni trllh ut
The. hrrulrut Of Ihr Forty -~lAlh fr"h'h
Infantry Itunl that uH"h |" play n'lIi
,urT tunrrrt- before the war,
THIS lnnd uf fifteen gnllnnl muml''lhia
,ynr uInyIng tn, "Mnrrclllni"" When lh"
signal fur the rhnrH" wnH given lr'"i"
tho ir"n had E"u" worry FAR. h'III"l I"''
eel one. nr tho hnnhrmru. Now til" drum
met Then u flute plnyrr. wnn n N''rlln
of u German bullet tY ia" tim" th"Y
reached tho trench. ton hHd l'""H w"nih =
ed Through the terrible h"Wbhrdln"nt
thoa~ who were ahl". continued I" rl"N
uu tho strains Of III" anthem. tnuniht L
cd tho hrnv" pla y"rE "furk 10 th"lr
tHYka until the CharE" wnH over.
Then ,.ntnc tho SORRY reckoning. only
five men wcr" loft of tn" bray" ltlIr
baud ur Gftrcu. Every instrument moro
the scars Of Shrapnrl or bullet Truly
music had won the day-nusc. the su-
prone lnspirer.
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Third Chi|dren's Day at
Wheeling Park Tomorrow

The third rhildrcn's day ~ this season
Will h,. observed NJ Wheeling park to-
morrow, when all children under -
Years. w.,rn accompanied hy parents or
nduII Guardian. VIII lie admitted To inc
park free na u.tInl ma gwen rr"e rldch
ON the different ninnr"nn"ni hrrlcrn.
rh" u.ual .nthlrtir program VIII do
rendered for the benefit Of the young
nirrs. who frcl Ink" they mr." l"ni " IN"
athletic urnyrnin. with the attractive
urILra are not or III" dny's hilI. Tho
park lnmr,n cement nlwnya irl"H 10 mako
the r mn intrrrrting ono for IN" KID
dies.
The ununI largo Sunhny crowd NJ
tented the pnrk y""irrhny ana INC
ntuuartn"nI d"vi''ra w"r" running luIl
force. The Inrk pool received I'm usual
Inrrr puIrrnuH" M III" day war warm.
and the water wna lust right. WIN
such swimming inrtru"i"rH na John W.
SIr,ria nud Miw Violet wharton. thu
examining ,nas"r ARE pr"ErranlnR
nicely.
Nnrnnir IIny will hr ohscrv"d Friday
when nh IN" Wheeling AinHnns' md their
families. journey 1" th" park Tor DIX
dny Thur.Iny is f:piar"pnllnn day"
7r"mmy -Whnl wa. your Job In peace
Tim
Hhnrty--Wnr Sketch.
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SILL APPOINTS
SIX OFFICERS
SCHRADER. HA8ERFiELD. Pref
FENBAUCH. M'CLATCHEY
AND SUTTON QUIT.
New Men Gave BondG Saturday and
Will Report This Evening for
Duty as Night Patrolmon.

NC" "CH o%NC oOiou ItAu'uSJ S'lb
Will Report This Evening for
Duty as Night PatroImon.
announced The resignation of nix more
uruhrrs of the polio" fore" and the
appointment Of six new policemen to
lax" their places.
The men whu-,r designations become
effective this morning at & o'clock nr"
l'aIrolmcn William llabcrhrid. Carl
Schultz. Ed McCIatClry. Louis Ifri-
f"nhaurh and JnmrA Sutton. Patrol
man Charles SChradrr. who has been
on day patrol duty in The Eighth ward.
quit at tn" CLOSE Of his days work at
u O'Clock last evening.
The new appointments announced
by the chief are Edward GrhrinE. for
the First ward; Lewis Saltlrr, for the
Fourth ward: William ltinu. Third
ward: John Mrtzncr, Fifth ward:
Charles I}randfass. Seventh ward: j.
y. Craig. Sixth ward.
All or these men filed their bonds
Saturday and will report for night pa
troll duty at o'clock this evening.
William Egrnbrud, who was appoint
cd Il patrnlman several days ago. will
be- transferred from night duty In tho
Sixth ward TO day patrol duty In the
Eighth.
Officer GchrnH Quit Il plncc At The
Wheeling Ice & Storage Company L"
40 ON The police uGrcu. Immediately
after the election Ii" whH said To be IN
active cundihatr for on" of the best
positions In tn" city water department.
Snillrr was employed nj tn" Central
Eln:s plant. Kline nj the Freedom nil
Wurkn. MnI2ncr nj Tho ltivcrAId" mill.
lIrnntlfaHh :: AtuElu nlnknr at MnrHh =.
and Craig formerly waa an und"ria.
IIrr
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Music Inspired By Wars
Tho Immortal Melodies mado Famous
by tho OWL War.

If tho nrcrrul war doca ~ much for
music ns tho civil war. We shalt 10" INC
richer hy som" fine melodies. our 'Nii
war vIvidly remembered Ivy many 10
d,y tmmnrtnliz"d s"r" splendid m"l"-
dies which have n stirring martial ring.
Among the tunes that cam" Int" vogue
during that period were III" lhIIi 10
Hymn Of tho Republic John Ir"wi,
Body" the melody Of which wat TN"
same AZ the latter. "Wh"n Johnnie" comes
Marching Come" and "Mnrchinr Through
,;rorgia"---.tI from th" h"rhi, ann
pixie and "Marylnnd. My MaryInn"
from the south Their" w"r" "ih"rS "i
IL more tropical and ,hrr" rI'h',m"r"l
character. such Az The Battle cry "t
Freedom" Just Brfor" tn" l'Atts''
Mother" and TRAMP. Trmnr' Trump
tho Boys AZ Marching
t'nu,parntivrly trw IT thr"" SoinHa
were actually rnmr"s"d nj that time.
maryland" for iustnnr". i~ mri"iy
ud,ntcd from ih" old t;"rnian Sthd"hlS
air Of "Tnuu"nlaum. John browns
fsn,ly' wa:, Ahnpt"d 10y James T.. '''",,h-
leaf from an old negro 'i"I"hS
original of lhrH" songs. however, III h"l
..r So rutICh iuporinu|" a. III" i.t't thh'
they cam" int" general u''' an" '7''"
lt~h,.l themselves hH hhll"hhl "I'H ~
tined Tor all times |" hnN" Il l"t'i #"
message. fnr. all Americans. mud L" d" p
,.,.I,,,, into some ruuival"uI Tor nv" folk -
>"ura. ia which "" ar" :" H'''"7N Wv
fI'irut. 49,
MILITARY Experts Lay dreHt strouu OIL
Music.
Thnr III" power Inn-h' !" 'n''y '''
tint ,;"!.. l.! n" ~.i IL" nr% %'"' mI ~ the State"
,u~nt- 81 many military l"Ad"rA "h"
.trmlIz, ~ aIrnt'gi" i"t'".
Thua lar the European war hn" NOT
given rise. to many m"l"hi"" which n"w
n.,tn to h.. worthy t" hand down |" l"''-
,rrity The only n"tnhl" tuu" go far hnn
h"cn the now d"fun"l "TirI"rarH'
%r>crthrlcHs muSi,. hun plnSN"h a lhfR"
mar, In trench lIf" ~ testified 10y IN"
large quantity at pianos anal rh"mn-
rrnI,h. at th,. trout l'"Hl'l"" The W"lli
Iuir 81 smaller lurlrunrhtH an" '''"i'"
organs.
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burton to ''olumbln'a rcprrtory OF pNtri-
ptir recordings. "
The good nld buRl-" sounds N thrill
Ing Introduction. And Mr. Akin power
tut resonant baritone mor"n In Hpoh-
tan~IIv with tho words ~ tho song. re-
flr"t!uE n Enndly measure of tn" ruPoro
r"''nl strength with which th"H" THY
ih"m"anl mt"ng must hoS" "nhH
''Mnr.hiur Through t'""rKln.
Atn.rI..:,'a "Vigilnut~n'' never wnr"
int" verse or rl,""rh NOR" superb pm
trt"tn. appeal than TINT embodied In
Merchants "Amrrt"an l'ntr"i. recently
rr"nr,l,i L.. Primers i!nud FOR tn" COT
u.uhi., r:rarh"rhou" Company.
That ,v"u tn" Ir".ular song - doing
1T h,' I" -s:ttnu'nt" recruiting - owl
,I.ur",l by :, bow Columbia regarding en-
titl"d pc Tine. For Every BOY L" Il" \
$"!h,"r." SUNK by tn" Peerless Quar-
tctt..
\ challenging hun!" lntr"durtt"n
S:il:u.. ~ "Nank"r p,"di"" aud lusty
..h..r:, Tor = nation governed by tho
I..."rl.'" makes this call t" Tho ads
'.'wINt !">" and duty" on" "t pulse
GuG"A"uirS "tt"rt.
Columbia lass announced another rec
"r'Iiur l.! thu famed ''inrtnunh sym
,,!,nuyy ,'r,.h">trn--th" dangerously
beautiful "larraroll,.' from Earhi"r y
'"r.,lcs ii Hoffman,
That on" docs not hnv" TO h" Am"rl-
-au born - l... th' soul ~ America X
!nuthinnd rn"lntllr> H. most beautifully
Il. tt"u.tlar..'i 10y '"lumhin h"uhl"-,llS'
r'.c'i,.iur 81 't'arry NJ" Rhrk |" bl".N ir-
rluns. n"L "rlI l;la"k J"''. SUNK 10y th'
,:!rr, lrIvlln hurit"ur. Louis ';raN"lfr'
\.r DO .tI. hn'" +" b'' born VIZ
ri:,ltr =. muster IT, "rl" NlrEInnH hAr'
49,, .It.l..' a. Mr. ';rLN"ur"H lru"-t"-
lIr" ,!.rk..y t"'"!I"m proves.
,,n.. -: tho. ~" infr"Iu"pt wmltk
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Mlnnoh.
rcaynrdon-Nolon wodding

L
\ beautiful wedding which Will tnk"
pine" on Wednesday, viii hr thai "f MiHs
Alma It"s" Nolan. daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs t.awr"ur" Nolan. daughter Of Mr..
Mr.. oscar Leslie T"aEar'l"n. ""n "r MIR,
and Mrs. j. II. TcaE"rlcn at Manning
AZ & o'clock In 81. johns church, n"n-
wud. II nupriul high mn"s Will hr r"l"-
hrr''h with III" Rev.; Father +; ~.
SrhOruru otiicintinE. The altar hnd "hl-
flee throughout will b" "lahornirly dec
grated with wild roses and ferns.
Will" I."hrnErin'" wedding march IL
being played lay Mrs. james Higgins.
the bridal ImrIV Will "ui"r the church.
will hr M"%sr@. rh"inms N"l"n brother
&c the bride. aud William H"Inn "f
Charleston. u r"uaim Of tn" bride.
rh" maid If homer. Ml"a Edna Nolan.
viii follow. rrrItily E"wnrh In - change
nhI" six. with nll-"r"r (a"" "t gold.
Innd,. tuuic effect HATS. glove" and Nip
per" Ia match viii ""nIl"l" tn" pretty
c"nIum" .;h" VIII "nrrA II cluster ct
Killarney ru-"~.
TI,r hrid. viii enter with her fnih"".
und VIII lac beautifully ntILrrd In " gown
ct white rT"pr Il" chime" with h"hl'" r.
Irrt. md pearl trimmings.
\ IulI" veil viii l." worm. which VIII
h- rnurhi Ia III" r"Inur~ with "rnmH"
hI"-,"n" mud viii "uv"i"r" ~" ful!
IrnrIh irnln 81 tn" ."'tum". %h" wall
carry II rln"t"r 81 bride" r"''"'
TIA" hIlhGl party VIII 10" N'i NJ INV
nlInr hv ia" rr"'nn and Mr.. lnwr"n'"
E"lnu. i hr"Ih"r ar TIA" birdie. VIII" VIII
,rrv" thu rr""In.
White TIA" wedding vows ar" h"InE
tnltru Mir,"" Nru"" nud i" N"lnu VIII
,wrrtIy lin: II Invr You Truly
fnlluwinr Tia" r"r"m"ny til" hridll
pnrtv viii l"nv" TIA" church In r"N"f;"
urlrr.
\ wedding hr"nkrn"i ar beautiful NJ
pnIuimrrI', viii L." ~"rv"d nj til" HON"
nr thu. hrid.. ut y "'clnrk rh" 'i"''"rh-
ilnns of tho honc VIII lar lh"%" Of the
church Wild r"H"H nml FERNS.
st "a "'rln"k the harry ""ui'l" VIII
leave, for the rn"l "u Il honey moon. Tn"
hrld,.'a pulur uwny gown Will lr uf hlu"
InU-In rtIIk With white felt hat. fi"N"h
md In"H
The hrLI" hn- host "r friends In THIS
.vl.tnti, nmnl thu Er'"Im IL the w"lI
hn"wu rhi"t "Irrk ut III" "fll"' "f lh"
Wheeling t'nu r"nI'nuv
The r"lI"wIug announcement" WILL h'
mhil'd
Ar nmd Mrs l.nwr"u"" N"lnu
announce the Iunrrinrr "f their 'lnuEhl"r
Alum l"'."
Ia
D-.nr I.r"IIr T"nEnr'l"n
nu W,tln",;'Inr. July eighteenth.
&in"I"ru hundred Hul -"''ht"'n
i!"mw""d. " Nn.
Al IIwIu"
After August f'ifi'"nth
?" Fifteenth "ir""i
Wheeling. V. Va.
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Tnterestinc wedding.

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va: July ID
Miss barbara Fowl" 'nmr9cll. daughter
of former Senator William Campbell ana
."rv,. ,.,,rns. l.. s. A.. ri Roanoke Va.
were ;:tnrrird last evening in I'"n :pi"-
rn,al church, Tn" ceremony was per-
formed 10y Rev .I"hm :. Alrri"nd. IN"
rector Tho maid "f honor va" MISS
FRANCES Nurr,.. at t'hurl"S Town, and
,L, h..,t man Mr I.Ii"iru IT, Cooke. II.