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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-24
BAD WEATHER
H|NDERS BAT TIE
WILL BE RESUMED
WHEN CLOUDS LIFT
In itaIian Sector Artillery Only
isActive-Sub Activity
Falls Off.

Indictment weather is holding Field
Marshal HHig'S men 10 their trenches
along the ArraS front and tn" expect
cd recommenccmrnt OF the offensive
with the object of clearing out IN"
Germans from the little sector OF the
Hindenburg line they sill hold wesl
of Bullrcourl has not yet started. II
is probable, however. that with the
lifting Of the clouds The !hig guns will
start roaring again and the infantry
will be looSrnrd against the Germans
in an endeavOr 10 cOmplcl" The tao
tics which will place the entire Brit
ish front in alignment for III" next
step on their program the smashing
Of tn" Drocourt-Qucant line and an
advance eastward toward Douai.
The infantry also was inactive
"Wednesday along the French front,
where the Germans bumhardcd h"nV-
lily the new positions captured by tn"
French Tuesday night cast of Chev-
rruX and on The California and Nau-
Clerc plateau. The number Of prison
crS taken by The French in this re-
zion has nov reached more than four
hundred.
Likrwis" IN The IsOnZn sector Of the
Auslru.Iiaian theatre tn" infantry at
iivity apparently has giv'n away al
most entirely 10 artillery ducls OF III"
greatest intensity. The Rome war Of
flee reports the Italians have recap
lurcd after several days OF heavy
lighting" positions the .AuSiriHnS had
wrrslrd from them Monday night in
The Travignole valley on the Trcn-
rno front.
Gcrmany'S submarine campaign an,
parcnlly is still falling far short of
the expectations placed in ii by the
German admiralty. The report "t HE
British admiralty on tonnage sunk
last week shows thar eighteen nrI
Chanlnrn nf mare than l.GOu tons and
nine OF less tonnage wCr" sent 10 the
bottom. In the first category The fig
tires are The same as those given the
previous week. while in the second
category they are four more. This,
however. il far below til" million ions
Il month average expected by Ger
many.
The situation in Russia sill bears
4 promising aspect. As an Indication
THAI Russia will stand firmly with her
allies and thar rhr military situation
is hriehtening is the start IN Il ioui
10 all the military fronts OF VI. krr"n.
sky. h, new minister uf war. who is
on record is favorable "a The prnS,-
curitn IF the war until 4 victory over
Germany is secured
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representatives. or the puOllcatlon OF
the same"
Accepted in Principle.
President Wilson is said to have &C.
crptcd the principle Of this provision.
which WAS offered during the recent
Senate debate BY Senator Oyerman, OF
North Carolina. and rejected. 1t will
be PROPOSED AS broadly embracing the
administrator views at next Fridays
meeting IF the conferceS, should The
sentiment sounding now In progress
develop favorably TO the adninlstra-
ton view.
The Senate confereeS. who have
hren opposing any censorship authorl-
cation, are understood to be willing to
accept the new proposal Us substl,
tulr for that Of Representative Gard,
Of Ohio. written into The House bill
and regarded much more drastic. The
House clause authorizes the President
by proclamation TO prescribe what
news shall MOI be published. leaving
the courts to determine If publication
is in deliberate violation Of prohibito-
ry regulations
Although he Senate vote 70 ellmi.
nate censorship entirely WAS rs to "a,
il WAS understood tonight that Presi-
dent Wilson's inSistcDce has resulted
in some Senators changing their
minds. a few. il WAS stated upon all.
thority, who voted against censorship.
are now ready TO favor II. Senators
leading The fight against press reguia.
zion, hcwcvcr. still are confident of ul
innate success.
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RETURNS
WITH JOHN COOPER
Sister Of Ros . Hughes Recognizes Man
who Confessed Shooting and Creates
Scene at Police Station.

Ih.i,rtiN" lJaN" I'i'HrE arrl,"'t 'h>t
N!rlI from Na~Siiiru. nht". vita l"Nii
t"nprr. the negro charged with MURDER
ing I:u>l" Hughes Il young II. Er'S*. ~!
= .hruS.. IN thauIn. street '"rrl% III N
,'"nh'r. t"nrrr was Judged in IN c"'lii-
~ jail aud has moi discussed IN" case
with nfrI""rS sine" his return Z" W h"ri-
lug.
Mrs. ". Whitaker. Il S'st"" f lt"Si"
Hughes. WIS Ia polio" h'nhIun;I"rS
when Directive Gl"Hry entered VITA III"
prisoner Sin, recognized Cr"i"'r ~ Il
pianc" ani burst nut crying. hut t""'" :
did not >"rm murh affected 10y ;".
S''"n".
Chopper WAS arrested ny MaSSiii"n i'"-
lie" N'St"riny. upon Information gwen
10y Webster I.arnn\. Wheeling n';r'.
and confessed Ia rhicr f.rtl" ~ Mass
lon tina h" fired IN" shu' whI'l caused
l;u~!r Hughes death.
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RATE HEARINGS
ARE RESUMED
PRESIDENTS REA OF THE pENNSY
AND LoREE OF THE D. & H. ON
STAND.
Both Occupy the Entire Day and Little
of Real Value Is Alduced on the
Points at J. ,ue.


WNSitINGTuN. MAY =: Interstate"
'uuIn"rcc commission ii"ar'nE "i Ia"
i'"jii"~u "i iii" railroads 10Y Il general
!iit,'"n p"r "..It inCr"aS' ia 'r"lgh, ";'H>
wtr" RESUMED today. with executives IT
~" representative rAlir"a'i~ 80 la
ritsl under cross examination h? ntl""-
n"ys i"r shippers. Tn" witnesses VIZ"
Presidents Eca. ~ TN F"m~y l"aniH.
and L"n". .! the l"lawar' y '''"S"'I
Both W,ru CLOSELY questioned l. -nr,iIE=
tn" linar"r.~ "f iE"I" rnr.i~ ..I,i possible
'r"u"n% which might i"' effected H. :,
means "i ."it~"itinr in'r"nS'> III "r"r-
HtinE costs.
Mr E"a WAS examined a. length y
'liii"rd ". rh"rn>. representing \
group - shippers. After IskIIlG many
Questions r"Snr'!uiS !imnrc'S. Mr..
Th"rur asked whether iHr .l'rnn>i wanna
wuild talk" culul".iitiy" bids t"i luhrt-
rauiS from inirl"nd"r, ir,Iu,,rs ~ il
in"auS al cutting d"wu ">l".us''s. adj
Ing that the independent !r"iic"r>
w"ud furnish lubricants ct price
lwrmiy per cen, less ;h:ui ii"' ROAD now
pays Mr.. I:"H said hj~ system WAS
willing l." Il" anything that w"uld "It
down operating Expenses.
Much ii IN, examination WAS IIr""t-
I'd al what w,tIid ir tn" HrnmS$ !NauIn' :
''rcasonaDl" requirements Tor various
kinds Of supplies Ibis year. Mr.. t:ci
was uuHn!c IL -IVc d.iiull" figures.
Mr. Thorn, h'.lr"d INTO IN" mel h"dS
At accounting "f TN" rcnnSN lv'uld. ask
IIS whether Increased costs W.T."
charged IT, operating expenses. Nj
I;"a sand part of tn" Increases r"uh! h.
81 charged.
"Wii, HE Taking of "I iHsS"nS- Z
trains !"CauS.. III var conditions III
rrraSr IN" earnings Ui your road. thu''
trains being 80 nHcn m"r" "ArwnSiv"
10 operate than freight trains" Mr.
TuuruG asked. The witness replied tina.
il" subject sill w;,> under ""n>idrra'
Iiur aud Il: this tim. II was lmi"SSlhi''
80 determine. what tn" fleet al such It
procedure would b..
Tan YOU think nr any oth"r como
mics that might II" 'ff""t"d:' Mr..
'rhurnc asked
reply w" do no, know yet, h"w"N"r,
whether any Of them will be @rar'
iIrahlC.
"ilay. yea madr "i"wamr"s Tor
economies ~ n" effected II: ~" COM
mltt"c ur continental railways, th''
railway war hoard"
Mr.. Tea replied THAT Ii" had n"t. add
ing ;hat Tin" activities - ill"' committee
might work !" inCr"nN" ~ We'll IS IL
Crru$.. expenses.
In r"SpunS" /" fur'h'r questioning:
Mr.. l;"n asserted that II Mas ira lh'
certain improvements CONT mrhi'd hH
his system. such ~ "lnunal iuu at
grad. crossings. might have I" l." dc.
t..rrr,l ju~; now hr'nu~" tn" moving 81
S,ti,rli.S ,i"rInnd~ HrHi consideration.
Mr. l:"a WAS Hs<"d hy On" If the
commissioners what ain i'"nnSN 'Nhn'h
had dom. ~ ihr way "i 'if""tlnG ''''i"b-
mics I".calIS" If tin. "Ir"rntI"E ri M
WAY divisions. TN witness sand any
~,icll. action hy lh' H"mu$: lNnnra vs.
understandable h..'niiS" Of . ih. -Fr"n''tl-
d"ti> eNp,ns..~ ;hat w":ih! II" inv"iv"d.
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FOOD BILLS
ARE. NOW Up
IN CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. u. e.. May H3.~-
The governments first food bill. pro.
viding for Il national fOudS,uff census
and appropriating abou. Sl5.144. 600
for measures 10 stimulate production.
Was briefly considered to-day by the
Senate anu placed in position for con-
linuuuS discussion. beginning 1o-mor.
row. until final disposal
III The House. tomorrow, the sec
"nd and more drastic administration
measure" for control of fOndsluffs will
b" pressed for passage. subject to in
l"rrupiiun only By conference reports.
This bin would authorize the creation
of a food administrator. price fixing
AMI prevention uf boarding.
After several days of preliminary
work. occupied largely in revising the
original draft, the production bill WAS
brought before the Senate to-day by
Chairman Gore. of The agriculture
committees. The brief discussion indi-
Gated som" measure OF opposition even
TO the proposed comforting of power
upon lhe Secretary of Agriculture To
nav" agents Inquire into business of
food dealers and owners.
Opposition in the Senate. however.
* largely conferred upon the control
measure. Senator Gore is said tn nn-
pose the price fixing proposal. and fOr
mat reason Is NOT expected 10 sponsor
or introduce ;hr bill as introduced in
the House by Representative" Lever.
Of South Carolina. with the approval
OF IN" administration
While lhr Congressional leaders
plan 10 expedite both food hills the
Senate leaders expect 10 await House
action upon tho control measure. and
possibly will postpone is ronSidcra
ti0n for snYcr4 weeks. until after the
war revenue bill has been disposed Of.
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FRAUDULENT LETTER
.(Continued From First Page.l

Tue circulation of The letter is plain
Is ii violation of The corrupt pratic"2
act. Prosecuting Attorney d. 4. ME-.
Nee stated yesterday. Mr.. Mckee al
once began an investigation. and steps
were taken TO pruSeClll" the author
and those who circulars il. If they can
be unprecedented.
vestiSaliun disclosed The fact thar
ihs4 letter was published in Pittsburgh
Any recipient Of the letter should
know that It is 4 fraud and was not
sent ont by any interest friendly 10
the administration or 10 The candi-
dates it names. That its circulation
was deliberately planned is evidenced
by the fact the Register Yesterday
contained an editorial warming voters
10 be on the lookout for anonymous;
publications nurpnrting 10 be sent out
in the interest uf Republican cand-
dates.
Copy Of Fraud Letter.
The fraudulent letter was as fol.
lows:
Republican Voters:
When YOU cast your vote Al the city
election on Thursday remember that
those in control OF your municipal gov
mcnt. and that the administration Of
Mayor Harvey l.. Kirk. and the lead
rrship Of Captain VIM. Y. Otto and
Hon. Herschcl E. Ogden ask your ap-
proral.
You can endorse thu administration
and resent tho attacks upon these
men by voting for tho following candi.
dates: ..
A +. Marschner.
William 7. Otto,
Ernest Rutter,
Or L. S. Birpus.
John Il. kunZ,
i. a. T.ashley.
John II. Lasch,
f. r. Faris.
Louis +. Nolte
Here are the so-calleh "ADti-RinG
Candidates." or those who criticiSc our
city government.
Futr- know what to do with this
crowd:
Thomas F. Thoner.
G. NJ. Ecster.
Chester G. Thompson.
William II. Hare.
Albert Krrss.
T. Adam Blum.
Ambrose p IIahig
: ". r. Elliott.
Or. +. l.. Arnhrncht.
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Notice 10 Contractors.

H,,s e, h, seated and endorsed 'lrop"Ea's ''H III"
la,ildIng If county Home on the county farm VIII
Ir rrrriyc. hy The hoard "f commissioners 81 III"
,iuutr Of Ohio W Va. for tho erection al county
hmm. l,,ldIuv 20 be bull, on county farm nea:
Urney'S Point, Ohio County. W. Va Flans ana
specifications ~ building "in u" seen 4; me "I'""
~ F. F. FRris architect. Wheeling. W. Va. 81 al
flr Office Of The board ~ commissioners o. 'he
,'rrImtv OF Ohio.
n,da mus; b filed with H.. clerk II said hoard %
or l,fnrr Sa,urt!as June =. I"i,. nj II o'clock A.
NJ \ certified elect .or yer rent u ihc atn"iht Of
hid mus; accompany hid Thr board rescr'es IN:
q =,t, :. frr,., iMv al bids
THE HOARD uF COMMISSIONERS uF THE
l0ni' NTI or ONO
u. 4. CNnERwOnp.
M, 20 a Il I'''N'
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GETS TIE NEXT
ENCANP NENT

n,nI,ErsrI.Ui: ~ y, Nrr ~ -
t'',T,.''' y, Sn,..;.t Inu.y rs the
Ia. t''t. ,Iiir.. ,i, r,.v; ,,inual en-
'l"'r ~, ""t ~ 49,, Gr,rJ ,rr,, -; The
,'"'I'p,I;"' -! Wv, v.,' n",, rriirr corns
ii'ruH''. iH' "',I"'' - viii
an" me l'"H'rS u w w. -
"':m "'''' 't''''. ......,.,,,.. -, .,,
m parade u, ~ '''',, HiiH -. en- IN
NiHllHS wa h''d ms "!,rItC'',, - -,
winch niir,h"I as" d F'H;m ,i'! rn
Lr""rS OF III" fIr,' Mr>' r..'n, t'' S,,,y
ianIIH VIZ" 'S'". ,''I 'n, n ',r," - nt
I"'S' '''p' -; ~.
WHOM l""r'hrd III l'h'; st.. .o,.,,r.
ne cam ns' ""S "''' LIE ,..,'.
inS al Wh'rh III" p'Ih,'i'I ",I',', -,
even d! VIZ Hi, Iu'i'! N't''''"''''
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ORGANIZE To
PROTECT CREDIT
Of RAILROADS

BALTIMORE. Md. May 2%-Thc
National Association Of Owners nt
Railroad Securities. having for rs oD.
jeCi the protection Of credit al railway
systems Of the country was formed
here today AT a meeting Of 400 men
representing over $4,000, ono 900 of rail
road securities. s. Davies WarhelC,
chairman of the ScabOard Air Line,
was elected president.
4 declaration ri principles Was
adopted which says that the railroads
with their $1,000, 900 .00m of capital
represent the greatest business organ
izalion in the world and that upon
their efficiency depends the industrial
and agricultural prosperity OF the
country.
Through wears nj abuse" IN" de-
claratiOn. says. ~ stale IF mind haS
| heen created which seems 10 forbid
the fair consideration Of questions or
vital consequence 10 The railroads and
those who in good faith have invested
their money in these securities. Inc
present day owners OF these represent
iny millions Of our citizens SHOULD be
considered in the settlement OF theS"
questions and moi made responsible"
for the acts Of Il few men who may IN
the past have pr0iii"d 1T the expense
of the properties rhey represented.
THE American people" said eX-
Governor Edwin c. stokes. OF New
Jersey. ale long suffering and Sf2"
to wrath and | have been wnnd"rin"
+ for the laSr decade how long the stock
holders and security holders Of our
railroad would suffer a gradual I'M
nairmenl Of their property without a
united rfufr, for just and proper Treat
mrnt"
Five men will be apnonl"d shortly
10 represent The organization beioIe
| the Interstate Commerce. commission
and will present appeals for such ar'
ti,n As necessary 10 stabilize the So.
rUrili"S of carriers.
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. PRINTERS ELECT
Delegates to International Topographic
cal Convention Selected Yesterday.

Local printers at a special "l"Cti"u
held yesterday afternoon IN lii" bhin
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly hat
elected Pros idrnt Ncd Sims and John
Weaver delegates /" represent Nl"cITG
local No. 70, AT the annual convent rnn
OF the International Typographical -:
ION. which vii! b.. held III Colorado
Springs; Colo. h" 's"r"md week ~
August.
The union al~" ,nt"i on ilr l.r"j,nS"I
arbitration agreement between tn, Int. -
nation Trpos raphiral l'ni"u and III"
/ IoSed Shop Division nf til" United rrir-
uIhetae ard tn" Franklin clubs # Amer
ic: but tho result nf tn" v"l' ON this
matter was not announced, T. VII! b..
forwarded t" irt"rnh tinual headquarters
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BRAZIL ENTRY
INTO TIL: War
IS 4 CERTAINTY

WASHINGTON. May 2:;.--Rrazll' $
entry into the War j regarded here
rs merely Il question Of days. ThoS"
who have watched South American
developments closely believe iAai m"
sinking Of the steamer TiJuca may
provide the incident required IN place
The more pacific members Of III" BRA
lillian, congress IN the ll>i ni thuSe
willing To Vol" for aCiIy" lnSillillcS
against Germany.
President SrHZ asked congress YES
I,rtiav to revoke the declaration OF
neutrality. and il congress accepts his
suggestion Il furma! declaration Ul
war probably will follow immediately.
Brazil IHES one ui the first South
Nmeric;Fn countries 10 sever relations
with iiGfmanV
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RAILROAD MEN

|. W. t;rcr. general superintendent Of
The south western system. ami J. 4.
Mcl:ulous!r. superintendent Of liz" rI,i>-
burGh division of the PcnUSyll auIa rail!
road. arrived i'll Wheeling yesterday
morning for n conference: with !. f.. k"y-
gan. general superintendent 81 the
Wheeling division OF ;hc linitiu:o'. and
ohio railroad company. Th"T discussed
tho shipping problem Of thu. war and
touched on tn" matter OF taking off OF
passenger trains. Following their meet
ing what they accomplished was not
given out. In the afternoon th"y IA
spcct:d the B"nw"o,l Sh"i,:.
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I He SURE " A !
To CT 7 RICH
SAFETY FIRST"

is ~ make absolutely safe investments
in improved real estate that cannot
flood or burn or fall 10 pieces: but buy
il. either for cash o. on easy payments.
where II is sure to increase in value
20 10 100 percent or more. and DO so
each year II you buy lot GU time.
pay - the first year. selling Then for
cash at twice The purchase n7ice. YOU
have made 50n percent profit. Think
il over, Prices jump. Act...
From advertisement copyrighted May
ID, 1917. by Allan Turner, Wheeling
w Va my19if
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MAY INCREASE DUES

\ c"U"rHl meeting "f ;h'' >i""Eh"!T'"S
~ tlu, Fort Henry "luh VIII i"' l'ld NJ
TN club Thursday evening. May ~. NJ
this time Il resolution Will h' "fl"
,.rmIrc;iu@ 10 Increase ihs dues If r':'i-
ii ~ ru,miI" IS from 80 To- -" var.
T.. abb" quarterly.
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DIED OF HEART FAILURE

NI.W iUHk. May "%.---SIs!"r Theresa
N!'""uI n"ih"r superior "i ri' New
i'Ik E"lIn!linG .Nsl luna. dict! today from
i'nri drS, as, after an illness II - vrrIi
rtuHIhE
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FOR Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Flno black driving mDs~t l0Jp.S yrs. ole
Alsv rubber tired IusEy and single harness. CheAI
- quick buyer. All III No. condition. Address
Boz 3Di. AdrIia. Ohio. my-22'k
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

PUBLIC SAlE-Iune I'D. 49,. II / o'clock. Stand.
ard Farm " lU6 known as the BrStton farm
Ia. National paved road 81 mic east " FltrIieW.
o. Iirlmunt Cu. All undcrlsd with NJ. vein coal.
buildings fur. well rateled. Socd wells st rAtrI.
Fruit locust and other lumber. Nice laying lsud.
good soil. Fine location. 7. W. Bratton. Fstrricw.
Ohio. ny-..-Sut
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FOR REHT-1oDERN STORE RooN AND
CEMENT BASEMENT. IDEAL l0Ch!
lion. APPLY BROWNE BROS. 100
MARKET STREET. apIy-3Ut
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Beruer Is peeved.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, May -. II
this order OF the state department Is
not rrcoNsidrrrd. America will b. the
only country in the world whose GOV
ernmrnt sill not grant any passports
10 delegates for the purpose nf attend
ing the international Socialist. confer
rncr in Stockholm" said Victor l..
Rcr@"r. former congressman and Il
delegate 10 the conferences. when in
formed that no passports would b."
issued to delegates from the United
States.
NO separate peace propaganda with
Russia is contemplated. declared Mr..
Berger THE Socialists will stand on
their rights and try TO get their pass
ports 10 which they are entitled as
American citizens going 10 SOCK.
holm on legitimate mission E.
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FOE RENT

FOE RENT
IN TIE FORMER LOGAN BUILDING. COR
NER or MAIN AND TENTH STREET:
CORNER STORE RooM...................... 500
FRONT DWELLING RooMs..............S ~
FRONT DWELLING RooM.................S rs
FRONT DWELLING RooMS.................t4V
JAMES L. HAWLEY.
1861, MAIN STREET.
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NO PASSPORTS
Continued from First Page.)

plan for q conference at Storkuolm
had it's origin in Germany. ann has
met with the active encouragement OF
the German government. Passports
already have been granted 10 German
delegates, WHO will keep AT the front
of the negotiations the slogan no
constitutions interpreted here as Il
cardinal. feature OF Germans program
rO;. :; truce 10 further consolidate a
great central European empire,
Russia Names Delegates.
Russian Socialists also have select
cd DELEGATES to the meeting. ~ Il re-
sult il is believed here. OF German IN
fluenre. II MAS In Russia that lhr
uropoSal OF no constitutions hTSt
came into prominence. and il promptly
WIS taken up by the German SOCIAL
lists who have urged upon the govern
mrnt An Immediate declaration re-
nounring conquered territory In the
east and west. Such proposals are
regarded here. rs only blind Ia rN0
tn. war while Germans expansion 10
The south is secure.
The Socialist party Of Great Rrila!n
has refused To send representatives.
10 Stockholm. ills executive commute"
declaring that such 4 conference Is
of ~ real Importance and can "'iE
bring ridicue on the Socialist cause.
Officials made it clear tonight hat
their decision. should be- regarded
rather as Il disapproval of the prac"
move than as a reflection upon SIN
cprity~ of Socialists in this country. It
was emphasized that great danger
miyh; result if unauthorized persons
attempted at present 10 neeotiate r"-
.arding peace with foreign agents who
apnear in reality the instruments Ut Il
l.leverly directed German war move.
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WANTED Male Help

WkNTE0-EnsinGcr 70. blowing machines At blast
furnace: also ocr and retairnen. Apply McKeef-
rev Iron Co. LecLnnia. Ohio. my-a4-i
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Here Is Your Opportunity!

OVER 100 FARMS awaiting Tiil"rs
Farms from 10 10 0acres III Slzs. .u"St-
" Ohio and West Virginia. Terms
unusually attractive Small tracts us..r
factories on sale on easy payments. Nj
wise with ;hoS.. VIII" hav. given >";t'S IT
study aud practic" 10 this popular 0r-
cupation OF the day. See US about tho
mos, suitable enlistment in tnIs line
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County Farm. Roneys Point Natl phone ies-f
Pleasant Valley. my-23-i
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WANTED-iood man for distributing circulars.
steady Job and good pay for right party. Apply
Quarter Savings Bank Bldg. At Doctor office. md
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representatives. or the publication OF
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future opportunity. Addres, Book. keeper. care In
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Wanted-Roomers and Boarder!
FOR RENT

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