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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
NOTICE.

AT an informal meeting of farm
ers held at Brayton, on Saturday,
January 6, it was decided to is
sue call flor a meeting of
all farmers and others interested
in the organization of a Farmers
Elevator at Brayton. This meeting
will be held at the Bendixen hall
in Brayton, on Thursday, January
lSth at 100 p. m. Let every
one come out. An effort wild be
made to secure a speaker fc
that date.
"a r. Andersen as
Hams Nymand 4otel.
+ n Nrolson opy of
d ~ 1Neueon cloth
Gilbert Nelson 4tes =
Christian Han or az
Martin Beckser
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
TO OUR ADVERTISERS

In a practical way the journal
is trying to solve the high cost
of paper. BY eliminating the
thank you" stuff that comes for
pub bication, down to minimum,
we can give our readers as
muoh matter, that interests them.
in flour pages that COSTS us Gin
the raw product) $3.50 as now
costing $500 for paper alone.
Who cares for patent insides. no
one has the time to read them.
For a few weeks we shall try
out the four page proposition and
ask your cooperation by sending
in your ads early each week If
ydul wta,nu them published.
By doing this we can keep the
price elf the journal to- dollar
and! still make it one of the
best do lar papers i'm Iowa.
Will you do it?
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
CARL HANSEN INSANE
SENT TO CLAR|NDA

While attending a dance in
the Danish Brotherhood. Hall
last Thursday evening, Carl Han
sen was taken violently insane.
He seemed to be possessed of
the hallucinatdon that he would
be sent to- the war. He was
taken to the Park Hotel. wher
severaA young men remained with
him the rest of the night. FIR
day morning he was taken to
Audubon before the insane COM
missioners and was adjudged in-
sane, and was taken to the CLAIR
india hospital for treatments.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
HOME ECONOMICS EX-
HID|T|OK JAN 22-23-24

Only first prizes will be award
ed. The various ladies Clubs of
Extra will furnish the prizes .(cr
the following entries.
BREAD
Class L. Brown Bread
Glass II White Bread.
Prizes presented by the Thurs
day CCub.
PIES.
Glass l. Pies with Covers.
Glass III. Pies without Covers.
Prizes presented by the Moth
ers Club
CAKES.
Class I. Butter Cakes.
GLASS III. Sponge Cakes
Prizes presented by the Lady
Boosters.
Entries for this Exhibit are
open to anyone. Exhibits are to
lbe entered at the Public School
building before noon January %.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
WIGGEs - sIEMERsEN.

Mr. Willie Wigges and Miss Win
ME Siemersen were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony in ATTAIN
tic, yesterday. Mr.. Wigges was
raised near Elkhorn,, and is a
model young man and worthy the
lady of his choice Miss Siemerser
has been one of the faithful an
accommodate clerks at the +
ID. Cotton store for several wears.
Winnie was "a very popular sales
lady and her services vas court
|edl by MANY customers. Congratu-
lati0ns are extended to- the
young people.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
SCHOOL NOTES

Room |. Attendance 91.17 Pune
tualdty 97.77
Room 3. Attendance 95. Pune
tuality 95.5 ..
Room 4. Attendance 9S.19 Pune
tuality 99.71.
Room 5. attendance s7.s5 Pune
tuality 1888.
Room 6. Attendance 96.46. Pune
tualdty 99.9 =.
Nettde Voss is unable to attend
school this week on account OF
the accident she received while
coa'sting Friday.
Garner and Clara Heath are
both ill with typhoid fever.
Walter Hicks has been absent
four days this week.
There has been four tandies
in room two this month.
Mabel Ide spent Sunday al
her home near Brayton.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
ATTENDED |. 0. 0. F.
INSTALLATION

Messrs. George Gore, Jesse Will
hams, Hams Hansen, Jake Lausten
and Sam Jensen attended the
Odd Fellow Lodge in Brayton, SAT-
urday evening. AIT that meeting
the Officers for the coming year,
were installed and the following
men of Extra were installed
George Gore as Conductor, Hams
Hansen as. Chaplain, and Sam
Green al Right Supporter.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
RllAO WORK NOTICE

The trustees of Greeley town
ship will meet at the Center
Schoolhouse, Monday, February 5,
at 100 P. M. for the purpose
ol receiving bids for the road
work OFF said township for the
coming year. The board reserves
the right to reject any Or all
bids wks. :.
Fred Reynolds, Clerk.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
MR. CARL LEST HAD
FINGER AMPUTATED

Carl Leist had his forefinger of
the right hand mashed in a corn
shelter, last Thursday, while run
ming the shelter. 1t as necessary
for the attending physician to am
putate the finger at the second
joint. We are truly sorry for
this unfortunate affair. and thank
full it wals not the hand.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
TRAINED NURSE
IN SICK ROOM

Miss Opal Cannon completed
her duties as trained nurse at
the Clifford Posten home Wednes-
day of last week and then went
to- the Dennis Petersen home in
the country where she is taking
care OF their eighteen-year-ol son
who underwent am operation Sat
ulrday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
AT AUDUBON
TWP No. 8 SCHOOL

Literary is i'm full swing a
Audubon Twp. No. 9. The Ques-
ton flor debate Friday, january ~
is "ShoulI the United States in
tervene with Mexico.
There wild be a box supper af-
ter the debate to raise RUNNING
expenses. ,..sr
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
GREAT FARM BARGAIN
RIGHT AT HOME

16O acres at $4,000 am acre
Only three miles from County
seat, second bottom land. Good
set of buildings on it. If its what
you are hooking ftor call up Sam
Hoyt, Guthrie Center. or the
journal Extra. We never fail to
make terms.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11

Elk Senator Andrews returned to
Extra, Tuesday, after roughing it
in the west with his sons dur
ing the winter. He reports not
having enjoyed the recreation as
on former occasions, his health
having become impaired. He is
satisfied the Iowa climate is the
best for him.
Mrs. Myrtle Madsen and little
son returned to their home ,ssouth
Of town Monday, after visiting a
few days visit in Audubon, with
her parents, John McKibben and
wife.
Glen Ewing of Fontanelle, spent
a few pleasant hburs last Thurs
day with his friends, Jesse Will
liams and family while enroute
through Extra
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
How is This
For High /?
156

Newspapers for only one
dollar and fifty cents.
$1.50
The Journal, The Home
stead and Kansas City Star
ONE YEAR
This offer may not last long
but as long as it does last
it is good for one a week
OF EACH
for the next 81 weeks. How
is that for high? Christ
said "Gather up the frag-
ments that nothing may be
lost.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-01-11
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
MET AT AUDUBON

The members of the Audubon
County Medical Association met i'm
Audubon. o4e day last week, at
la regular meeting. The Officers
were elected for the ensuing wear
DR.. r. A Jacobsen of Extra was
elected President. Dr. Soc OF kim
ballton. Vice President, and DR..
Halloran of Audubon. Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
DIR GREAT NEE.DH

A, linn hrrn said hufnir and tor"h'-
oil rnnny tImrn. ihia In w"r ~ VA"
AuSrrIrnu people. II In not Ii"n'd"ht
wIIsou'a wnr. It 10 mol tho Domn
critic or tho Republican pnr'y" war.
And wo hnvn brnn appealed 10 10 mink
workmanship. 70 auhordlnnl" political
prcludiccn. bur thRt appeal I'm" Ho"'n"d
to rurer to ono party only. In" fr"ni-
dent md hin pnrty, 40 far mn VIC nav"
observed. have rnlinquinhcd nothing
OF pnrtlRan cxcluniv"nsaR that mn"
characterized them from tho tlmn thoy
were accidentally Projected into
power. As Il consequence there IL re-
tanned In tho councils OF the nation
a cabinet OF fssblenens and In some
respectA insfriclency. which has re-
nullod in some OF tho blgXeat blunderb
that were ever 1oisted on tho country
I'm times OF either peace OF war.
30 far as tho nuppronalon OF tn" par
tlsnn spirit has boon concerned IL hh'
boon prnctlcod holnly Ivy Republicans.
while non.pnrtinnnlnIn continues I" b"
h 1oLo with tho Dou"crnln. II won
do 10 blame EongrrHn for rylhlng
that hnn como wrong, Tho glazing
denctonrlon Tint nuhnint In tho admin
lairntlun ouEhi /" ho recognized. Tho
urontoal roluIr nmpni In rnr II now rhh-
mot az q Ion,Ennlkoh cabinet. with
complete dlnrngnrh Tor nr'lnnn align
tnrutn Whom wn rnn hnVo ability
md cnpncity In then" high pln""n IN.
rtond Of mcdiorrliy nnd blum wo nhnIl
got rnmowhcrc nnd not rnmnin nlnllnd
ma We nrn nj thin hour. II In rnnlly II
Hrrloun Hituntlon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
HIM THF FRENCH CELEBRATED
AMERICAS FOURTH Of JULY

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nuc,nn,,in III" "rndIlno' viii h'lng 9th
rru 81" hunw" ih"L
"WLIIo Tho rruwd wnltnl ihcrr wrr'
ntnIn thu mound ~ Tho irump"in "nh
the ,unriIpl rhymn nf tho drum,
"'IIcrr They rnrno. tn" 'Tnd1icnr VI
vent lnn hmorIrnIuai h"urrnh" For
with rlnuric ri"p nnh "n"r unr"hIhH
Enu tho 'rrhdI"n' mud" ih"lr nrr"nr-
nnrc Th"n there wnr another rhy.
'Inrdn n vuur--innk out nuh fhnro
wrro Ir"rI,l"nt F"Inrnr~. NJ. Pnlnl"vl
uud .I'npn Iunrr,' who received tho
I'crsIing nnh nuhnII Then. indc"d. WINS
there much playing Of tho "lsnnninrr
EiuIr' md IF tho 'MnrHrillniso. and Tho
rhnmIn from gigantic prcnnInR crowds
were long md frmnlicnily loud.
"ArIcr thr ceremonies ut IN" invalidcn
nnh nfIrr thu march through tho PhrlB
rIrrntr the 'TrrIhIr-,' their OfIlcorH and
nil tho tIiaiinEIIrhrd pcrnnnn who crln-
brnind tho American rrto approached
thr tomb Of Lafayette.
u lone the run,~ were long lines nr
old men. nr hnhluS, nf nuns, In tho
yIuhnwn wrrr the wounded In tho
HnTduiin uf the old abbey. filled with
utrInuIlcr tragic md li'lHuHul nf the
Tnrror, lhrfr collected. finally all Ih'
American ,'nl"uy. Here. whiln the spirit
"f thu nuhnrinuh uui gallant nnnruuin
commemorative nf tho American TnuTi u
~ IuIy hn had IIv"u hin nunId nnd hin
hnnI In n,nh" Iurui'Ihhl" Tia InhnHoh
In Ii,ir Iiin rrI uGniu Ihn nat lnII"l nihnhin
nn'I tho gallant rt'ltIIrTr 81 III" Nv" ~"
IIni,n runrl. rhnii "ini Ir"vinn "'lhI nHn"s
"tI"m"r"l i'",nhi"r "nlh i h"r". ~.
,""uII III" !" nay II, lhnt bore ~ to"
r.Il 81 trnu"o, nnh ~ thu n"l""l 'f
Ihn TT"trh h"Inrn, 'ntI American mol
hlrrr uny irnrn Iu hnItln. aud I" VIM
uuirh from tho lIhrrIy 81 thu world
"TulI"wlnH hlu ,nurn NJ. pnlnl"v", lh'
.r thu young "frIr"r I.nfuy"ii". mud Il"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

NATIONAL nDrT0aIAL "HRV'0" or TIT" "HH"''"" r"'"'
IRF| AND'S G0NST|TU Tl0NAL CONVEN IION
Chm Americana En poc Unnnmy When Iin"rY "0"' u"
Mnnv RLtor Diuaa Our Own t"mnlIlnli"n
By MICHAEL. j. RYAN
rr,uicnt If he IN rI rmIi i,rnpur Of Amrrrn
rrc,i,cu, IF the United IIIll lrnpm" Of AnIrri"n

Ia yirw nt Ihn recent rl"cli"hH " INV
rurulon III Tho prnp"""h r"nvrh'''h \"
ndupi u con ,iI,uIimn T"i ireland m"f
ho purely Academic Whether h"la 81
abandoned ln,i,nsnlhI" 'rnnlln "ii"''''
mot b, can,tnh IIn,t II u'i "li"ul'l uh
TAI, ninnha,rin lao nn'' I"' i""""'t''
ninHI
Ia ia. .,rinIlIuIInn 81 ia" l.nl''h
nlnIna Tho rI."I""l l""i'n'"'"I ma
over tnr,,. iim,, li,,. iulnh al i""h
.u.Ig 10 81 lh.. IL. ru.. ."h,,r -, IA. go"
,.uIIuu "IIlrrd iinI' ,Iru"i,n'" ''""
al III. .r.i..r,I.n nh",ir Leland "h""
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~ III" rnuvruli''n 'i"' ""l' 500
hInvandrI lInuIl,ut IL" only n"'"h''
from fIuw ymh WIN nlPurl VI" '"''
ulr,rd riIrfi hui rI"ni mlndr III" 10"
Mnrnu ami Fdm"ud llnnd"lph at w
gInIn aud EIhillr" TORY 81 N""'n
rhunrli7 refused /" nrp"nd 'l"'' H'E
nrlurrs Ratification nf u hr ~"
rnlnnlcu WIN occurred uniy nlt"i ih"
munl cnrn~al pi"ndlug. Hlrrnu"u" niHn-
mlrut. hII,cr contests mud pr"Iulr"H 81
ronatitutIon wnH cxiorl"h by grinding
n"CNssliy from reluctant p""p'".
In accordance with tn" provlFlun TO
secure iIs ratification. cnCh ~ tho
staira was required To call Convrn-
ton to npprOvr the draft. PrnnsYl'
ynnia voted tt 10 y in favor of It .-
a . 10 | vote. Connecticut voted l2S
to 10 To accept It, The Mnssachu'
srlI9 convention after one month y
drlibrrariun voted Isl 10 l6X In favor
of II u ujnriiy Of only 10. Mary
land approved by II v"I" Of Is to II,
South Carolina voted ll9 To rs, Ne"
IiampShlru's convention took four
months to deliberate ami then APP
proved hJ Il vote ut 81 Ia ~ hu' III
,IaIrd on - amendments 49, II r"nhl
hon. In Virginia ratification was on
posed hl mrn HE fntiI'h Henry "hd
II required all tia. lnIlHrn'" al Wash
inEtnn "nd tia" .hiil at i"lI'in'h u"
n'tIir 10 nppInSnl witch ""H "h
inIu"h "nlY 10y e." vat" 81 - 80 - !''f"
luth hi Vnt" at Ia I" = nuI,I"t'h
hul thlr t,nii"~ "n'rlu r'"" H"'itt'd
"nir hy rI,. i"''"I"" th"I "'''".h
i.rl.IuI .r.rIp"nt i'un ~,utlh l." '"ll'rl -
I."ar ur"m nIl Amendment "md ii'.-
inIk "mEr"ulnh MANY q" ih"r'
N",lh rur"lluu roIur"d nIn"iutrIr
80 IuI, r. linn, hr y r"lr at l"l i'
HIN ~ nplIuvr the constitution nnh
,l"ulmu'Irh lhni n &'''uh Nlnll"unl
tnnnI imtluunl r"uvrulIuu nluuIh h"
rullrh Uh",l" Island wa :" hit''p
I'm IIu nnnu II Ion that II uIb uuIl artIi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
TOO representative

Tim I'rrrIdcnl In right IN uppV"ing
fuud control hin for rnmrnlnrl"n OF
ihrrr prrguun To ndminlrlrr tn" Inv.
but h" IL wrong Ia inllnK IN" Wow
he does OF The amendment "HlabllHh'
Inr Il IOInt rurumiiirc Uf CunGrcRa on
the conduct of tho war IL" han TO
yrnprd In ihIa cnsr II Representatives
mesa that hna nrvrr before been re-
vralrd Up TO tn" present he was
supposed To hr Impcnrtrnhlc To tho
darts that huyc been ilying against
hIn nrmor OF rcnrrvc lliH suggestion
that the erection OF IL cooperative
Cunrrrna committee reflects On hih
ability To muungn nffnirn dovrloph II
new kinh IN his character. llin nltl-
ludr also i,uppuTIn the old contention
nI hin rhnnrInnl admiration fnr hln
avn nblIII"S. nnd htr rnI'nciiy to per
nnnnIly conduct lhir whr Nllh"nl any
nnnlrlnnrr nt advice. rnp"'lnlly from
Republicans
II In noiniinur fact that thnIr linn
hrcn u rnd Inch ur {" operation b"
Iwrrn tho rk",uIlyu aud lnRlnlnilyn
hInaich"r ur government. "onninhl
conflict between i'unEr"rn nnd the dn
pnTImIruIr in WnrhiupInn. TIL" Joint
committees ui t0uHIrnH would b" help
tut Ia TIA" rrrrId"nI lnntcnh OF inVn-
rlr" III nnv of III" vented riglIla OF
~" rkrruIiyr office" and would rcrvn
T., hrluE order ont Of much ~ The con
flIniuu that rAIrir Ia official ClrClrh 10.
day II rnn hr no reflection ON Mr..
WIlrnn when II ln known that hbru
hmm .rlCuln nunIninch such Il Co-nrhl-
mating IrlnIiun with ConHronH. and
which arIvrd 10 relieve him OF many
OF The annoying d"tnIIa nI war man
nsrIn"nI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

nrIIbrd IN him ia" iuIhHu "T NIL Francs
uulrh ~ InIu up lies n~nrh wh"Ih"r ~
homo ~" "N"rrG1". toe tho |""I1 81
rinhi. ~ hmn"niIy liht, IL" "lhod'
ri"u,n "h0uId not niw"yH hs f"fh"h'
lIh, u "pi"n'ihI I"n'i"i pills, !" ""n"
aut," h,rn"ii Ia ",ior !" IlI"niina IA"
u",iI
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n"n" ."i"" i"' ID. h"'hi"" ~ V"''
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ih,"n v.ntr sut han .sa"f"' Hi"si rnf-
Irtlmp nnI Hr"nI Fnrrlil"". HIT whit
lrrurIr,nru would h." wIlJinH 10 los"
lIrruuh wrnrin"rr new. ~" rr~n'd 81
thnnn sufI"rIngs. this h"Iui"nI, ih'r" l"-
vru"nln ~ uohly b"ruri Even ~"
Ihc ItuRpInns nnka ~ valiant otI"h1Iro
10 tho rnrt Of IN, tho Unlt"h Hni"a
brInEn No vIriIc nnc0urHy"mch'H IRON.
Tho wont, W. hnvr NOON IN In morning
Inv noldlrrr Of tho American Jt"Dublh
marching Ia tho rtrrclH or PAris. IL In
only tho advance guard 81 Krcat army.
Tho calm. tho tranquil resolution az
tho Kront soldier who com Thnndh thnfn
RivcB m all confidence. Wo can rn"d
already In tho rynn Of them nav com
hntnntH who como to ranKo thoin"olve
hcrido IN tho victory We dhalrs.
"All tho world known now That our
cnusc and that Of our allics In phs cause
Or right. 1t In for that reanon that IN
Fourth Of July has this year tnken .
new chnrnGtor II whn. until this day.
tho foin Of III. Independence of tho
United States. IL has become tho fota
Of the Independence OF tho world.
"parmit me. th1n. here 10 litt my
xInna In honor Of all that unlies us. or
nil thnt which mnkna our hearta boat
together In honor. finally OF tbs nohla
rrurIr at Tho United htnisr. ~ thoir
army. nr their navy and or tholr Illus
lTinmn proslh1ni,'
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,.,,rrI,, with nm en,u,y whose, author.
uy lind h,cu h,ni.h,d Irum their land
,,o,J, vrsI,.h viii, thr rrsuunsi-
nuu ,h,I ,,,,,,.s with hbrrI -whv
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"". -hIish !" ih- F-'s"l"1 "'"' "
E,-"". I". ~. M" Vn'L '''"""-
..n whs-Ii"u I"i-iliu -"".'

sUlh I'll ~ no
r,."ms I", Ih- H-~ vH.L F'ih""-
..n mh.-n"u I"i-IIia -"".'
,,,nYy.Iuh,. InIr. NOV s".L T'iI""-
rhIttn. July III" PI""'h ."
I,u,lIy IuI nunuI luunl I"n"'l'n l"""'"
,I,n IIuIIrd l!IuI"n iu"utn lu"Th"iI"l'
lIr Jhn,u rnu nrrl ia" M" nni" NJ
iI,,, ,,,IynI If tInIr-rnl t"IuhInp. Ih"n
tho nynI whrlnlur nvnlnu'lI" ~ I""'
lnp nv nrpI rrr"d In lln I"IlnI"h u"
mem concerning Tia" lnndlnE "' 10"
Irnuur rhr IlIrl contingent !" i""'h
I'p,Ia ,Irrw moro oluuurnr". but Thor"
worn TrnIIup nnd M" phnrlmg I"lI tor
Inn rcIrhrnIIun Of llr Fourth III July.
Hero " whnl "I.IInur"' hnh 10 hhP
about Ihn InI"rnnli"nnl celebration %
Independence day.
"Tvcrywhnrr the rlnrry laEH, IhriN
hnn ncl ont to prov" h"r JmhllntI"h ny
Covering hrrmrlT with "mhi"tnN. hhn
commentaries mn her own Iodhy III"
! Trjr of American Independence.
Gin the rich uUnrtrrn nv la tn" lhu'
bourra, I'm comfortable apartments hN
I'm tho nhnhhy nIiirH. cvrrywhcr" the
nurn OF tho Errnt tiHInr nation fly JOY
myly. AulumnbIIra nnrrcH. lnxlS.
huran carriages and even delivery
cnrta flnunt Tho CulOrH or the United
Stntrg. lrulLy mldincttcH ana Inc
/ tory workers.. housewives at market
and tho country mnrh" women All
have pinned Ia their cOrhnBn' Inc
Irlnnhly emblem.
"rnris. To celebrate the irir nf IN
| dtprndrncr walked itself up To niIhlc'
| The rurlnla crowd which prrhn"d yes
Icr,iny around the "rcdrIlrn' @hn I"'
even comparable to Il" hnthrn wHlch
nwnrIncd thin morning In Ih" nir"'h
ubtulI lie motel at The American gen
uruIl,rIuu II wan II miTElnE wave "l
InrinlnIr rvc,yh"dy IN NIL Ih'ln
wrul own Ia wnkn mp l'"inhlhE i"i
lhr FouIih ~ Julri
"DvcI the hul'unIcr or ihr h"lEh
buTlnr hntiifrr nwnIIu"d HE morn pilV
lIrrrtI rt, luth nn II wrIr. h"' r""'n
| Ion tho celebration Ih"i" wei" oven
Ihnrn vino rIuIuh"I"l AIT on ~"
ruvon iiahiuE llIr hazard 81 emu"
Tho rhIIu ton TO-" plrnn'IIr ut h"'''''F
lo rrur,nl' Th" polio" hnd EI""'
LInIuIIy Ia rurtrulIInF til" rI"wh
rho project uI pmltrr "HIImni"I Tint
lIrr,r wrro mlIIiun I'nrIHImnn pnrh"l
nhuuI Ihc huirI and nruInh ia" In
vnIIdrn. mad In"vIInhly thor" wei"
Inmu md Cunfunl"nn. Many women
limited
"AI ImrI tt IiItl" "fI"t "'h"'h' 'ho
huud Of tho Iirpuhli'nn ''n"Il Inhh" '''
nrtrnrnnrr Th" '."n"r"I I"rrh'nH h"''
Il,rp
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To Return Aliens To
Their Home Countries

WAHIfINGTUN. July H,~~A bin To
return nlionn uf draft aGo Ia ih"ir
humo rnunirIrp In being drawn ny
Chairman webb ~ tho house judiciary
r0mlilro. who nnId today liz had
tnlkrd 10 administration OfIlOlals and
hoprd Ia hive sdInInIHtrnii 0n support
for Tho pTOp0nnl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
PERUNA Best All
Around Medicine
Ever Made

nir. John HOOhnr. Proprietor or Maple
wood Block Farm. Nav London. Ohio.
wIiicn!
81 frri TINT too much cannot 10
nnld fnI your Tnmuhy. Inruna. hnV.
.r.I yonrn anu l had Gatarrh ~ tie
.i.n..h .nd b"wsls ! GniInsp0nhbh
Win Tho MrdiGaI tbrra, mont ~ Tho
r.tuna Company "hh use" "'"""
nuaaiillng !" ihnli hl'""'h"h" " "
bad n"i hc"n fm r"'""". ""u'd
n.i D.. .itV. t"d-Y,
nj. r.n han ala" harm rInn'lp homo
nurL hy I'",nna TIT" ~lhi"' nnd !
-,n,IL o,yIan my go" nuHnilnr wa,
ifrIn,rh d" rlv" r"iunS trlsl
Ihn.. whr oh. cot w liquid Wsdi.
,,,,..,,,o rrTmuk -, lpIH
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Thoro Is hnIlt ~ hat radical Snt'lh II ~
l,uiann Ia the tinted HinIoa. Thu anti.
L"t1 nh"ul,l hr prnInpllr applied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

Ghr fuIIInt iIhrinh 81 Iturnta nonIna
:, i,n 90. ! ~ inr too rIr1rl'nI ia wifs
,,d loo, tent nn IihlIIiH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

Inti n." vIri vnr " 'hH ''"'"""
It, I,I,urnr Unr 'r"Iur {" 81" !" " l"'h
rIhln IhuI IA" II"'Ilu pat llnn"hl h"H
- bud NIu"t I"nu h"hl'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

Thcrr IN u nur uIIrrl"t m"'IV" ~ '"f
.mauy'r nrii"u In rI"pp'nH ia" export al
,nrl To Holland. watch Tor iiH h"v"I-
uI,in"nt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

Whit puzHlcn II" Is whhl d"l"lh"h 'h"'
'anu Frnurircu lnhor jury from arriving
nj mn immediate" verdict
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

rI... wb" "hJ.s, w liquid msdl
c,urs c.u r""ru'" P"runh ~'lci-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

ItussIn Ia KnIn. IL lot K"r"n"hy do II
Wlnr CuurluHlon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

The corn may NOT ho "whvinE. MhHEl"
drnr" but tho niGnrls NJ" all "nl.