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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-06

Alzasas ir Lotaringija tn
ri butt atiduOta Franci.jai.
POznanius SUI Galicija' turf
butt prijungta prize rusu
Lenkijos, kuriai Rusijos ca
ras yra pazadejes autonomi-
ia.
IS Bosnijos, Gercegovi-
nos, Dalmatijos, Kroatijos
ir kitu mazesniu tauteliu tu-
II butt sutverta atskiri ka-
ralyste.
Cekija turf gauti neprigul
mybe.
Rumunija turf gauti dali
Transylvanijos.
Trolls, Trieste, Istria ir
kites Atistrijos dals tlrI
text 1taiiiai.
Rusijai = Dardaneliai SUI
Konstantinopoliu.
Rusijos globon Armenia.
Arabijai turf butt Quota
neprigulmybe.
Sirija. MazOji Azija, Me
sopotamija turf patekti di-
dziuliu valstybiu globon,
VOkietijos visos kOlioni-
jos tenka talkininkams. Be
to, VOkietija turf uzmoketi
gausu atlyginima visoms su
naikintOms salims, kaip tai
Belgijai, Francijai, Cerno-
gorijai, Serbijai ir TT.
Vokieciai turf atlyginti
talkininkams uz visus ju lai
WIS, kOkius nuskandino vO-
kieciu nardancios 1aiv6s.
VOkietija pagaliau turf
huti Observation-Disclosures, mes
tik tuo budu tegalima butu
isvengti kares ateityje.
ZinOmas daiktas, VOkieti-
ia jokiu budu negali sutikti
su tokiomis nepaprastomis
talkininku islygomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-06
NEDUOS ATSAKYMO
TALKININKAMS.

Berlynas.-Centrales val
stybes nusprende neatsaky-
ii talkininkams i ju paskuti-
nj taikos atmetima. Vokie-
tijos diplomatai kitokiu ke-
liu darbuosis .taikOs reikale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-06
NUzUDYTA FRANCU0S
kONSUL|S.

Ell Paso, Tex. - Plesiko
Villos gaujos Torreone,
Mcksikoj, nuzude Francijos
konsuli Bernardini. o Wash
ingtono vyriausybe jau nu-
sprendzius atsaukti is Mex
sikos savo veikiancia armi-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-06

ma, kad Francijos islaidos
kares reikalams ligi ateinan
ciO geguzes menesiO pasiek-
siancios sumos 72 milijardu
frankly. TuO tarpu kares
laikotarpiu valstybes izde
.iplauku busia nedaugiau 10
milijardu frankly dabarti-
niais laikais Francijai kare
kasdien atsieinanti po 96 mi
lijOnus frankY.
Bet SUI SitOmis kares iSlai-
domis dar ne galas. .Po ka-
res reikes tureti- dar dau-
CLAUS iSlaidu. Ir taip: SUI
naikintu apskriciu ,atstaty-
mui prisieis isleisti apie Is
,InilijardH fFankl; 1nepsijoms
'reikes kas-faet tai M
frankly; kitoms viso 6nls
iSlaidoms reikesia 4 milijar-
du.
Parlamentas prizes Naujus
Metus patvirtino naujus
nnokescius, kurie tiesiog pri-
slegs gyventojus.
TOdel Herbette ir klausia,
kur reikes init pinigu to-
kioms didelems islaidoms?
Argi patti Francija is saves
pagamins tokias pinigu SUI
mas? NJ
Tuo tarpu yra zinoma,
Ead Vokietija nemokes jo-
l;ios kontribucijos, jei Fran
cija bus iveikta.
TOliaus Herbette faktais
isrOdo, jogei WOkietija esan-
ii pasirengusi ilgai karei.
Pasirengusi zuti, bet nenu-
sileisti talkininkams. Praei-
ta gruodi VOkietija turejo
s, 800 laukO armOtu, o ka-
res pradziojc tik $3.50. Be
to dabar vOkieciai turi $500
isokios rQsies sunkiujp ar
mOtu, o kares pradzioje to-
kin turejO apie 3 tukstan-
cius.
Lygia dalimi savO skait-
liumi did6ja ir vOkieciu LAX
'tytuvai. Net pirmosios kle-
S6s kariuomenes skaitlius
padidejes.
Tai kaipgi cia tolesniai
kariauti prizes tokia galybe.
Herbctte pagaliau tvirti-
ma, kad Vokietija neper-
daug iesko taikos siais lai-
kais. Jei jinai pasiule tai
kininkams taika, tai tuo
budu megino dar daugiau
pclnyti. Talkininkai pasiuli-
jima atmete, jinai kariauja
tolesniai.
Bet Francija ar siaip ar
kitaip laukia neiSvengiamo-
j pragaistis = baigia pub
licistas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-06
100 zM0N|Y NUzUDYTA
MASKVOJE.
!

BERLYNAS. - Anot ap-
turetu ziniu is Stockholmo
- sake "Overseas News"
agentura- -uzdraudimas su-
sirinkimus laikyti Maskvo-
je turejo labai liudnas pa
sekmes praeitos savaites
ketverge. Kilusiu riausiu
metu nuzudyta suvirs 100
zmoniu. Kuomet policija ne
istenge iveikti riausininku,
pasaukta kariuomene. Te-
ciau kareiviai eme broliau-
ties ~ ria1sininlsl1. = :
Anot kitu ziniu, daug
zmoniu suarestuota. Tarpe
suarestuotu buve ir Mask
vos policijos virsininkas Gel
nikov ir princas Lvov.
Duma pas vyriausybe pa
reikalavusi smulkesniu Ii
niu apie atsitikimus Mask
vote. Vyriausybes atstovai
dumai apie tai paaiskine tik
slaptoje sesijoje. Ka dumos
atstovai suzinoje, nieko tik-
70 nezinoma.
Rusijos cenzura tokius ap-
sireiskimus astral draudzia
skelbti laikrasciams. Matyt,
gyventojus skurdas ir prie-
spauda vercia sukilti prizes
biurokratus, amzinus savo
engejus. "~
Kas dedasi Maskvoje, tas
gall butt ir kituose Rusiios
miestuose, ypac siuo mo-
mentu, kuomet rusu arm1-
JOINS nesiseka kares 1aukuo-
Sc.
Sitoms Unions netiketi
nsra pamato. Tx reikia isl
vaizdinti, koks gall butt bal
sus skurdas Rusijos mics
tuose, kurie prikimsti ypac
pabegeliais is Lenkijos ir
Lietuvos. Visai normaliais
laikais Rusijos gyventojai
turf vilkti tiesiog nepavelka-
mali skurda, persekiojimus
ir priespauda. Gi dabar -
tai negali butt nei kalbos,
ypac uzejus dideliems SAL
CLANS. Issisemia zmonin
kantrybe viespataujant to-
kioms salygoms ir betvar-
kei, o tuo labiaus, kuomet
vyriausybe yra netekusi GAL
vos.
Skurdas ir badas labai
greitai gall pragaisinti kad.
ir galingiausia valstybe. Tuo
labiaus Rusija, kuri yra su-
trunsirsi savo pamatuose
-
Evening star., 1917-07-01

41ax6 #. to 6x6 it. sizes,
including Perfect Rugs
with border on all four
sizes; also a few with
border cut off one end,
but otherwise perfect.
Values to $40. Choice,
Evening star., 1917-07-01

E #. wide to 9 #. long;
Art and Utilities in this
lot; all are in one piece;
and the offering includes
a wonderful assortment
OF designs and colors
s. to A.60 values if per-
feet. Choice,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

greater rewards await scholarship. skill.
industry perseverance,. The other day
read in the papers that l"h.po Steno-
Eraphers and typ"writcrS Will soon be
needed by our government. The army
VIII hc quadriIprd: the navy the same.
Demand for Men.
THE civil service commission is ahSo-
lui"ly stretching forth it's hands ever ell
treating mon OF brains, technical skill
and scholarly aitainmcnts In come for
ward and fill The waitiEg positions. X Is
not so long ago when the number or
graduates III medicine throughout the
there is crying need for upwards OF
1000 physicians and surgeons. So In
al! the other professions. We have not
vt found ourselves. We are only slowly
waking up 10 tn" greatness OF the nation.
Some OF. -yOu, may not receive any
prizes Tonight: YOU hav" never reached Z.
In" head ni your classes nor even the
middle" Il" not cast down. Their" Is :.
worth and IN excellence often. which
cannot hr discovered by oral or written
examinations. Ulysses $. Grant was
unIy ihi.ry-siN;h in his final cxamina-
tons ~ West Paint. and Sheridan made
4 still punrrr showing. Yet you All know
what their deeds Of rrnowu were in the
hour Of The nations peril: St. Thomas
.Nuiiluas as a child and youth WAS
r"cNoncd unusually dull hut the Splcn-
dor al HIS genius :or now seven centuries
has lllunliH"d the world.
Be Patriotic, Is Urged.
"n:iy 4 few moments remain TO cStort
Nn;! tn low" your rnGntr?--Th"rc - All
obvious reason why yon should love it
IL * ihr greatest country Of all The world
and ~ MI time. Tn" Stars and stripes.
l"s:t,r~ being the most beautiful OF all
!" ;!jr eye. stand Ia thr mind tor more
liberty NOR" freedom. more ki'rilincSS.
more uC r"iug" 10 the down-trnCdcn and
IN" oppressed ;han the Combtr"d ban
i,rS -! The nations SO you should love
it with u deep. enduring. rcrcnrnt love.
AZ YET I"u ar" too young 10 fight be-
u".,ih i, starry FOLDS but YOU can join
thu i:cG Cross. ynu can subscribe II In
monthly lig>ItimrniS. 70 tn" Liberty
RuuG>. N"tI can rUitlvat" az least Il patch
81 EroUHG: IL - word even you can range
rU The ..:r!,' 81 III" millions OIL both sides
,i tn. Atlanta" The iw" greatest speaking
,"!i" u:n:E"r tongue. who have grimly re-
solved tina; fr"cmrn shall control: that
;n.' i;i!-h'r,l q: HnicntatcS has sound
ri ara that The world shall he made safe
for democracy To l't" IN. IN back ihiS
high rrSoiv" thcy stand ready to pour
0ut blood and trsaSur" Till the dawn Of
at area - universal freedom shall arise
h"i"~" III" eyes o: all the children OF
mem.
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Two Strikers Killed
In Fight With Guards

SOUTH RIVER. y. J.. June H.
Two strikers We're killed and ten
wnuNdc! in L hight between idle en-
p!ny"> ri .hr Hermann. Aukam hand
krrrli"G factory and guards protecting
>t:!h,"hr"akrr brought here to-day.
TN" guards are alleged 10 have fired
INTO the crowd of several hundred
strikers after tho latter had attacked
with Stones and bottles. The strikers
seized the body Of one Of the men
Killed and refused 10 surrender IL 10
>hr authorities. Members Of the South
River li0mr Guard. organized as
war emergency force. were called out.
armed and directed To prevent further
trouble.
The m"n killed or wounded were
foreigners.
The >trikr.hr"akrrS took refuge in
The factory. which half m hour after
III" shooting was surrounded by An
angrT mob. Four IF The wounded we're
rrInnvrd 70 Il New Brunswick hospital.
one NAV die The county sheriff upon
his arrival hero. ordered several Of
til" guards arrested and taken TO the
New Brunswick Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
JOINT EXERCISES
IN CARROLL CLUB
DIPLOMAS GIVEN TO TWENTY
YOUNG WOMEN AND TWENTY
ONE YOUNG MEN.
Aonors Conferred Upon Several Grad
yates by Father Moye In the
Absence Of Bishop Donahue.

Before crowd that taxed thu
capacity u: tns spacious Carroil clup
auditorium. he annual colnmeucemcot
exercises OF 81. JoS"ph'S academy and
Cathedral high school Were jointly
held last night. In The absence VI the
r.. Rex +. J. Uouahue. who was un'
eXpectedly called from !he clty yes
rerGay afternoon. the Very Rev. q. II.
Moye. N.G.. LID, presided over the
exercises.
The auditorium and stage were
beautifully Decorated for ihs occasion.
the stage, With it background o.
white adorned with The national coiorS
and banked with foliage. tortueu 4
lovely setting Tor the young men aud
maidenS.
Those who composed the class of
1917. the Young ladies OF the academy
at,jred in cap and gown. and me
younc men wearing their military uni
forms oil blue and white were APP
plauded for several minutes as they
marched down the isles 10 their seats
on the stage. After the conierrlng nt
graduation hunors 10 the members Of
the graduating classes had taken
place. the stage presented Il still more
beautIiul appearance AS each maiden
was the recipient Of Il gorgeous
bouquet OF flowers. .,
The Premier orchestra. by Its we'll
timed selections. added much 10 the
excellent program. After the program
had been concluded. dancinG was en-
loved for the remSinder OF the
evening.
Miss McFaGden Salutatorian.
The saiu;atnrE was stvsn ,s ny Mss rs
dress u. welcome WAS expressed iu'theSe
beautiful words
AS tn" petals OF roses on sw;tt waters
40 oc.anward horne. and leave hut their
perfume
Su the wears .: cur srilo"l-;iIr. bright.
JOYOUS and fire"
Now wai; back sweet "1"rS t"r Hte'n-
Grt'S sea
swiftly and peacefully gli,!"d the
DAVIS Within the walls u: dear -. los
cphS a. :h; :Hir '!"".t,E o.: Era"Htti"fl
pictured with AL n" Ti"ri"$ % Youth :
tavllc pen WOW. ;'>.-l: iuip oar lives.
Swec;.uiuS "i;r tasks a;'i making the
rough WAS smooth MI Unn"t;ced was
tbs tiigh; OF TIN" u"tt FANCY '""E
shape and "" l:rd. Tonight. IN" class g,
l"ya! friends.
Heart and VOC" boar w.h'""i" :" "u-
Very l:ev Rector. Who's" i:"Sr'"''
crowns with h"G"r our lah"rS 81 IN"
IL" rt;"r:s -: th'. i',s>; aud iis'it% WIN
tnSpira;inr..S '"",,h lin. ct;":tS 81 tn"
rearN ;n:,, .tr" !" CONE
..WcIrrli,.. 49,, Rev t'!"rc". thr!r" "".-
c":t!c /" t'"~" "a" "''E. f"1:"""'' ~ ~:
interest .,:T "ur".:r. rUi,!ing our needless
Steps ,IIr"ugI rhiidh"'.d$ 'i"""r:' pains
am, leading U~ gently "n - t!Iis m"incu-
t'iIS Parting ~ ih,- waNS
And :isiS y" iUTn :" t"U. "'ir iniiHE
,ar.n.s .nri Who's. ."S r'lIn;i I:!'! toll and
bidder s;,rrrfir" !aV.. s'!AL' possible the
triumph ;hai - oars ;"-rlEht. Crate
:ully -, ,.r"sn,2" IL" wis foresight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

and nn... g.: ,hr most Industrious English
! mon rr his country waS born IL She tIiy
of .rdnu I'M .lnv OF February. lA7S.
! III. 49,. TN. son If Sur Thomas More.
r. ~, ,,,s,,,.s If tin. ,'uuri IT thu
KIM, l;.nclI. r,,.rI,,d hie "nriv c,!ura-
tom 1T - tuili"nyS school and was
! latter t.,:,,r.l III tlr. Household "f tard-
. ina tiui'.,tI .u''l" from tn" very hrElh-
ming ',sG -.t!i. " h"~nN"r iII'th - irF
! - shall 800. his child prov" Il n"lAhIr
am, rar.. man
/ "tl tn. ir"I"r aE" Nor" was Sent 10
! t,<r.rI 81 wElr:l lla", II" VAS tutur"d
. hS thu. h,.-I l.nrh"rS ii his limo. H."
: look IL H.. study ui iir'"k. which WAS
! li> n, ll-.un% :S IL - to-day. hut more 0r
! IGr l.,iu,iiarV Nif"r completing a TWO
. wears; ,..,ul,.,. ~ N..W Inn More was adj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
Bic HARDWARE
MERCHANT ALL IN
But He Gets Next TO Himself IN
Tulc

. out nc nets NeH1 10 7'"''e' ~
All ;n,. ru-rum,.r. and clerks no.
t,rrd BOW rnn down ana nervous he
vuy 10. know II himsrl! buI could
~, 1,, =. IF
''' r., ~ -, h,l,L,.nrr ,nII him TO
I',,,', ,' irMm ,r,i il had rWrr,
''' ,,.''', ,,.,,,.I;r.. man Ne said
'',' ,,',''',' = ,,,,h IN ,.y"ry,hjn. bat
,i,r',.J ' !, v.,. wnrrh = rial as last
resort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
Importance Of Education.

"W:thoui education what - G.I"' y
srlcnG!I &inI" y :":t~r ia!HE savage. Na"iI-
latinE hrt %c%n NJ. dignity az "u i;'.i'!-
en;i,.r derived from l;ut! and G"eradAt '"'i
-: passions participated! with hr"'"S E"'
even. si.uddrriuc a. tn" icrrr"s .; u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
FAvoRABLY REPORTED.

WkSNINtiT0N. lime 1.-THE ad-
miUi>tra!i"n "traiinr with III" enemy
hi'I Ms fnv0rnl,'T reported To ,hc house
today =: unanimous vol" of tn" inter
stat" and foreign "otilrl"rC" committee.
II would renali@" hy heavy 6ne and tn!-
prIS"nrnrnt Trading with an "r"m" or nm
enemy ally. provides for n" administra-
t!mu Of enemy property whore r"ccssary
aud authorizes tn" use Of patents held
by enemies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

! throne, ami upon his refusal. was
| brought brfmr. tn" KinGly Court. nc.
/ cus"d nf High Trrarh"ry tried. i"un"
! guilty was r"nr,ll"d I" servo nI"rc man
: year in the Tower. and iinatiT was en-
; ,.u;rd. ar better said. rnariyr"d WITHIN
tho Tower on Ia" 9Th day "t l"ly, 1879.
Thus was brought !" IN end the Iiit 81
anulh"r MARTYR to duty.
"Wh,n he first showed signs Of dis
agreeing with King Henry VIII III mas
and thus .ynmc tEr hi'tc" yri n"m"T-
uh" end of the Honorable. Sir Thomas
More
"At the Cathedral
Yesterday morning. tn" graduates or
ihr Cathedral | Ugh school and those 81
-. JOs"ph$ HcaIcmy Assembled III -.
.f"srih's cathedral Ia celebrate M
Fl M"yr. l:cv. Father galway acting as
deacon ana R.Y. Father Brown AS subj
deacon. Beauty WAS added |" IA" scene
10y tho flower d"rk"i sanctuary. ana NJ
tho organ pral",l forth notes Of m" ltIch
Mass. tho hearts of thnS'' present wrr"
iilicd with sentiments Of deepest rcF"r-
rncr and devotion.
Those Nhn composed the class OF 49,
approached the Holy Communion. Nti"r
the Mass. through III" kindness and fhtH-
"rly s"IIcitud" ~ Very Rev. -. -. M"E';
hrrakfas, was served III" m"mh'rS II
both classes in rolcman's grill room.
whore The young p"upI" w..r" under III"
supervision "f Miss Marie Lam.
Tho Bishops Address.
H.. ~ trn rnsncl Among other
,h;,,,, g., .,.i,t'
"i'asr September. my dear Young
friends. you assembled here brIor" III"
alter ct 100; Al ,nr "l .'!o,: - yn ,m
S'h',.">'', '"t. H.; ,,:r,,,,-
Slh''SN W'H H't h.'i", ,r r,,,,, ,r,.,,,,,
81 i hiGh mass am 'nr H''ie''. ~.
il"H "i ia" ltHiE ''HnS!' ~ 'f.' - 80
l!rht ana truth !" we 'n'ci SINUS ',''
months. !"u have com" h'r,' "'''H "I. =
the school hour I" !HN"N" me >H''l' il',i
SrtrIi. Ills dSSi>'Ah'' E"" ''">' w - c, 80
h"f"r" almost every class. Nh'; now
wh"u your studies ar" harrl'! 'h"'T !"t
- tune. you AiPr"h'h i"'% S,'''',' ,'',''; .
N"A assist ~ '"' H''i'' .'''? -
Il Nl''" 80 H.''t ",t. 81, II, All
'N'IH E'',' '''''' ~ ,Ht. .ts, -,
'H"Ht h'"h'"> ~" Wv '"", ~ i,. i.',,
III" Hi''t' ~ 'i' 'nu' u, ~" ,.,,,
tr"n%i'''"E I'''' ",''m ~ ,.L.,,..
"' u'' "'"H' "''"r ,. 49,.
stall "" ,'rN,'' ~ ,,t -, ,.,.,.
',"HS ~ 'HH ""IH SO .' 80, .r.,
'"'Hi ." ny wy !; 80 H.,
every prayer ana WIN y,
S!h Always '"',' W., ','',' - ''''
'N ,h'' NAY ''' "'Pl,'f ",'' ,,.
!"'""'''NS '".' NV 49,, 49, ~
lr""'h' H." hH''' :H.,"' -, - -, 80.
''i''''th''N '"' @ ','' :, ,,,,'
- " 'ntE, " ''u'' ,"''' ~ ,,!'' ,,.'.4
mes L''" 49, I,. ,i',,,. 80:
- t.' '' '''i' ,.n,. i,,,,, 80. 49,,
VA ~ w., iI,,i 90, h,..., f.,.rI.i.,r win
u" i,, 49,. ,,.,,,,I .,,,,,
,"' >,,,,...,,. ,i. ,ri,sr,,,
nav "' ~ .,., ,i, ,,.,.,,,,,..s,.
CAP, IVY ~ ' '''' ''''' '''
:" INV '''" .,t,,, ,,-,.r ~,
onpi4'S 40" 'o!'
~" '"',''' a., 49, ,,..
NJ Il S''t"'', 49, ,,l. j. ..,..
mo" :. No.. VIE n,.' i,,. ,t,:
""'' 49,, ,n.,r .,,,, -, ...,t. snail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
Cathedral high Awards.

-rh. following awards. IN 'he FORM o.
gold watch f"hs TO- Hrs, pre-" ana SILVER
M:t.E, tnts tpr III" second Nri2'. VIZ"
awarded - m m"n:h"rS 81 ~" 'h'h'-
80. h;Ih graduating class.
FIRST Prize GnmT-t;!li' pal. Won "T
,'uti.;,an? y. APT. .I"hn I;nrSG''h:. S"'"nt
;.il. Ti:St l..au-. E"ruarh N;Gg''ni%' :.
:, c"nd H"ix", won ~ t"t'rtn% H..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
Siy Thomas Moe

Tn"'"us ifI..k "a. gaze 80 'ui"?"~..iry
.r,ilnr rn. "$}r Th"'r1s M"r".. Ia part
!, follows:
'$I Th":ura. .Mur". i"rd Chancellor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

hnrracr..r 9: embracing The horr!d hope
.; a:I!iIh!.atton.
The Scaau:is change. the atmos pl1"re
nrrt;,r~. tn. !uii,!srapc lives. The earth
un:ui.l$ IT, fruits. the ocean roll in their
wiL.. ,.AI.tu.rs, TIE heavens display their
,.oaS:riiIir,I CANOPY aud IN" grand an.
mated $l".Ct:ac., "f nature rises revealed
before, Tho rdliratrH. It's Varieties rcEcu-
lated ana It's mysteries solved.
.'rhrr" is 4 rule for our IIi1Anr"
which 81. should adept at III" very Off
start "i "ir journey through lli": IT Is
r"cvAI with human existence ana /? VIII
ten ia every heart II Is integrity. II
- :, capital which never ucprcC!ateS with
Fluctuations. is never 1T = d,ac~unt but
- 4 sur" reliance. IN every Ni''i%Sltudc'
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his own SALVATION. socially. mentally
anh morally. nature ACCEPTS no S"[r.-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

"Th" man whn is S.lf-r-ll.nt inr1
n"l i,,' "a Ia" sirrdnw - s"in" "iic
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s",:. ,"i"ids an himself. md a,.'S tor
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26

Local Weather Record.
The range Of temperature Wednes-
day was SO and So, compared with 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26

amined in groups. In this way those
who are plainly disqualified, by de-
formities. or absence of members, can
be quickly set aside and exempted. Then
would follow the slower and detailed
examination of those who show no ap-
parent physical defects.
DR.. Devine hopes to be able to work
out a plan by which assisting physi-
clans will examine for only certain
defects. He hopes to be able to get
specialist for examination Of eyes and
ears. All the details are only in
formative state, as the board is quite
sure it will have week in which to
work them out
The rearranging Of registration cards
in the sequence of red ink according
to the order in which they were drawn
at Washington was practically com
pleted at noon. This brings the clerical
work about up to date, or as far as it
can be done, until the official list is
received
County Auditor W. E. McLeland to-
day applied to Adjutant General Guy
Logan to secure ruling from the pro-
yost marshal generals office on the
question Of exemption of men register
ed. who have been married since the
registration. AS far as the regulations
already issued go this point has not
been covered It is believed, however,
that the government will fix date,
after which marriages will not exempt
married men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26
COUNTRY FAIR OPENS.
D. A. r. Affair at Greene Home At
tracts Bio Crowd Opening Day.

D. A. r. Affair at Greene Home At
tracts Big Crowd Opening Day.
The country fa!r, which is being held
this week by the members of Mar
shalltown Chapter, D.. A. r., at the
Merritt Greene home on South Twelfth
street, opened very auspiciously yes
terday. a large crowd attended dur
ing the day and enjoyed the various
amusements provided for their enter
tainment, among the more important
of which was the museum which eX-
hibited many interesting and curious
relics and curios Of a century ago in
this country and of other countries.
Other amusements were the agricul-
ture and live stock hall moving pic
lures, and trip around the world,
and last but not least the balloon as
cension which takes place each after
noon at and n the evening at 1870
Many families enjoyed, a picnic din
ner Wednesday at tables placed thru
out the grounds The whole affair Is
cleverly arranged and shows much
work on the part of the members. The
proceeds so to the soldiers relief work.