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avoided. Mothers Fnen6" - gbooA.
used by thousands of women for: thfyo;
generations and no woman AhouA hkQ %;
apply II night and morning. Get Q oettt0i
today from your druggist and write tx NJ
Illustrated G,nde book. 'HotheshooA AAAs
the Baby. It IL froe Aodr00 The;
Brndned Regulator Co.. Dept - !
Lamar Building, Atlanta, Ca. t;i=s
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Concert for Soldiers.

rh,. F.arlr hand."f this city Will give
an open air concert ON tho street" mere
next Saturday evening. collection
will be- taken. whIrh will hn used to pur-
chase tho Marshall county soldier boys
camp sundry articles.
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Local People on Screen.

Many local people will be treated 10 n
surprise Thursday and Friday evenings
when they will >"r themselves upon the
screen ut the Park theatre. Unknown
10 them, an expert photographer has
snapped people on tho streets hero for
The laat couple re weeks.
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I'm quite a near 'neiEhbor Of yours
now. said Mr. Bore I'm living Just
across tho river" -
Indeed" replied Miss Smart. "Ihops1
you'll drop in some day."-ChriptiSn,
Register. - e. "
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David Baird, Jr. Married.

Word has been received in this city
of the wedding of David Baird. Jr.. in
Chicago. ILL.,. on Wednesday. October 10.
Mr.. Baird is the SON of -. ". Baird.
and former resident OF this city. He
is associated with tho Cudahay Pack
ing company. and will reside in st.
Paul, Mimi.
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Will Entertain for Quest.

Misses A!ic" and ElizabetN Harmon
Of South Marshall street w!lfSntertain
this evening. complimentary ~ their
cousin. Miss Theresa Brooks. who has
been spending the past few days with
them. Dancing will b" the principal
feature and a luncheon will b. served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Celebrated Eishty-second Anniversary.

John Bowman Of this city. celebrated
his "!shty-secOnd anniversary Of birth
Oh Sunday. He WAS entertained at the
homo OF his grandson. elmer ii. Bone
and family on High street. Congratu-
!ations are extended 10 MIR. bowman
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Records Needed.

Edward Cooey. manager Of the Ben
wood branch store Of the firm OF
Cooey-Bentz. which recently donated Il
rictrola for the Marshall county young
men at Camp Lee. Petersburg. Va.
with the understanding that 1t be sent
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Demurrers Argued.

F"Il"wing arguments 1" dcmurr"rS N
ihr raSrs Of State vs.. Zen shrimp liquor
f, lUny. and State vs.. Jesse Roby. th'
court took the matter under Amusement
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lust as soon as the citizens Of Marshall
county furnish or buy a number or
suitable records for it. stated last cvc-
ming that there is not enough records
to sent it this week. What is the mat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Only True Tonic for Liver
and Bowels Costs
10 Cents a Box.

Cascarets are treat! They liven
your liver. clean your thirty feet OF
bowels and sweeten your stomach.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS TO MEET

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. b
The annual state convention of Fed
Grated Woman's Clubs of West Viz.
ginia convenes in annual session here
tomorrow, with Mrs Joseph G.. Coch,
ran. president Of the federation. of
parkersburg. presiding. Delegates
from several sections of West Virginia
were arriving tonight. Huntington
Parkersburg. .Clarksburg. Fairmont
Wheeling. Morgantown MoundsviIle
Point Pleasant. Anderson, MOntgom'
cry, ST. Adams. Weston and other
cities heing represented Nearly TWO
hundred. delegates will be- here 10,
morrow. The sessions here Will be
the most important ever held because
Of the discussions Of the questions
which have arisen as Il result IF The
war.
Racon--n" y"u h"Ii"v" rvrrylhinc
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bENWOOD
Meeting Of Junior Prayer Society.

Tomorrow evening the Junior Prayer
society Of tho Benwood Methodist Epis-
copal church. Will hold it's regular
weekly meeting. Miss Nc!ma Muldrew
will lead "
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LosT-Bunch - Keys either in Renwood or Wheel
Ing. Finder please Ee:asr to Center Benwood hose
iou.c o-lT.h
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Police Court

John Doc was arraiSred before Mayor
Clark Sprouts last evening on charge
If dtsorderly conduct. He was fined So
md costs which he paid.
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Racon---p" yea h"Ii"v" rvrrythinc
comes Ia him whm waits.
E.gbcrt--IcS. if he waits on himself
Workers Statesman.
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NOT ENTIRELY PAClFIED

General Ohregon. who was the
right hand man Of tarranza IN
achieving his victories. and his late
Minister Of War. is now in This coun-
try, os,"nSibly oil business TOUR
but mis- friendly visit is NOR" likely
to have some Interior ohjec' beyond
mere business. In a recent int"rFie"
he gave out rather optimistic sur
vey Of present conditions in me
.'Italv OF the Occdenr." declaring mat
with the exception Of two small dis
tricts. Mexico is entirely pacihed.
We must take This statement with
the usual discount for The vivid I'M
asination Of the perfervid Latin mind
He admits that Villa is still loose and
able to successfully porpetrate his o0
casional acts OF .banditry.
In admitting 10 certain unrecon'
ci,ed portions Of the republic he in
cludes tho highly vital aud important
oil district OF Tnmpiro, which is still
holding out agains; the Carranza gov
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accomplishment Wheeling Ohio
subscribing soOo00o Liberty Loan bond
$2150ob finds large
in obligations by
taking up
nent Treasury Depart
maximum have been largely oversu0csT!hpd 7" M local
Wheeling added IN"
CrTeianG Reserve
oversubsciprton
pected o district,
civilization liberty the
very Christianity individual
which Washington authorities har"
practical of the people
this country significant
which he ndaA
provoked b. the disclosures infamous
spiraces friendly Ambassador
undermine th
strength autonomy
wealth. The
the of the that
Of the loyalty
impressive has been the
peoples
despoio Ib?
Loan coppcuousy Poles with other
aliens in Wheeling shall
liberty freedom and justice maintained
Reverng Wheeling The
top acknowledging the
While the loyal cooperation
the people
solicitation
inclusive, supplemented by the splendid organization
ered general contributed the
the eminent There glory
individual worker however hunb"
and may being recognized in
the gratitude of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29
A TAR-HEEL SAPHEAD

During the last long session Of Con.
gress. which was chiefly devoted 20
finding taxable objects for needed
revenue. and where the membership
was very keen in emitting a flow OF
profesesd patriotism enjoining upon
the country its duties and sacrifices
in this grave situation OF war. il has
developed that these same patriots
were particular TO provide for their eX-
emp,ion from any OF tho burdens en-
tailed. This was particularly true in
the case of the extra s per cont in
come tax added to the war tax bill
! in the secrecy Of the Conference COM
mittee The lntelligenccr has here
tofore set forth the ineQuities.
II not the iniqllitiea OF this per-
Torrance. which soaks tho people.
but relieves the members OF Con-
gress from It's operations 1t was
willing to give the men who connv"d
at this inconsistent performance the
benefit OF some doubt az to their ac-
tual Intentions, but that is wholly dig.
sipated by the alleged defense Of
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FOOD PLEDGE WEEK

Those who remember the make
shifts and the alternatives to which
the people were reduced during: the
Civil war will understand the mean
inr OF the appeal that is now made
for the conservation OF food, for the
practice of economy in the kitchen
and the supply OF the family table.
Those who have not gone through the
invitations inflicted By war will be
Less inclined to be impressed by Of
feial statements Of the situation the
country is confronting than those who
have experienced similar tribulatioEs.
Rut the injunctions that are enforced
upon US will not be so difficult to cb-
serve il we once ser our minds deter.
ninedly to the task.
1t has come to the point where a
proper supply OF food will be as neces-
sary TO win this war as money. We
have the. money TO buy food, but have
re the food TO sell? That is the I'm
portant question. And then We have
not only to feed ourselves, but supply
the wants Of others, peoples who will
starye II We fail TO succor them
Again. our soldiers are abroad fight.
ing for US, and they will fail in etfic-
iency unless they are we'll nourished.
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WHEELING STUDENTS
At the West Virginia University
Quite Colony Of Them

Special DISPATCH to The Iniell!gcncer
MORGAETOWN. W. Va. Oct. rs
There arc now ihiriy-onc students in
West NirIiniu University fr"m Wheeling
and vicinity. Last year there were
forty-ecvon. hut the falling off is not
out Of proportion to the decreased at
tendance in III" University as a whole
due Of course 10 the war conditions.
y number OF the upper class students
did not return. but there is large
freshman contingent from Wheeling.
Tho students here this year arc Helen
rsr!o. Elsie earle. Helen Davidson, Edna
McClc%ry. Ruth Mci'omhs. Helen Bow
"rs Charles AhrenS. Harry Noltc. Oliver
Edwards, Thomas SchnrIl"ld. Johnson
Il. Brlf"rd. Lawrence Wagner. Edward
SchalIner. George House. Lawrence
Paddcn, Harvey bowman. John Crcigh>
ION. Donald Mckee. Henry McLa!n.
Fred Houston. Louis Hclmhrislt. May
nard Wallace, Clifford Colts, Rousha
Warfrucl. Pctcr MacveIgh. Clinton
Campbell. Frank Noel. Ralph Candy,
Will Gilliland, John N"ld"rmcycr. How
ard SnIdcr.
Miss Itrlrn Carlo. Miss Holen David
SON. aud George House nrn members OF
tho Senior Class: John Nc!dcrmrycr Is
n graduate student; Miss Carlc IS q
student assistant In tho Department OF
English u lunlnbnr Of tho English Club.
Il member of tho Beowulf Club; NtSs
Ir"rn Davidson Is Il member OF the
r.dutI.tinn club. and Fred Houston is o
student assistant IN CHEMISTRY. oliver
Edwards and Thomas Schuchcld arc
,:i.,rnhrrs az the Gle" club. and Law
renee WaEnn"r IS substitute on The
i.nrSitN fNnthNll tnNnl.
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A WORD OF PRAISE FOR THE
MEN WHO RODE OHIO COUNTY
AWAY OVER THE TOP.
They Worked Night and Day, Sac
rificing Their Own Business that
the Nation Might Raise Loan.

Now that the Liberty Loan CAM
paiCn has come 10 successful con-
cluSion with Wheeling and OHIO
county riding. away over the top. II
is fitting that word be said for the
: untiring efforts of the committee who
had the work in charge and the et-
fcient manner in which they cou'
Quoted the great drive from start to
finish.
Headed by Or. John L. Dickey. as
chairman Of the district committee.
with G. 4. Walden AS chairman OF the
solicitation committee. Albert Sn@.
daker as campaign manager. anu
Baird Mitchell as secretary, assisted
by hundreds Of patriotic men and
women, the home guard pitched right
in and made gallant fight, batting
their way upward a THOUSAND yes.
oven fifty dollars at time until tue
great goal Of $6.750.0o0 was rolled UP
and a lesson in unsel6sh generosity
was set for the entire country to ioi'
low.
Those figures speak OF great thugs,
OF great sacrifice: they mean tnat
nearly everyone OF the $4,000 people
in this city are today owners OF LID,
erty bonds. They have fired shot
at the kaiser that will make MS
throne totter and Will cause co nus.
ion In Berlin.
Thousands Of people assisted in the
campaign which closed 80 1S;nsly.
and as Captain A. A. Biddle said
when he arrived here on Friday WITH
soldiers sent by the war depaTtm ,nI
from. Camp Lee to assist In the LID
erty Loan campaign, There Is moth
ing for me to do, gentlemen: your
people do not need us to arouse your
patriotism, YOU are all patriots. ana
it is one Of the greatest pleasures
Of my life to be with you. We can
do nothing here, so we Will return 10
camp and report that Wheeling ie&os
them all when it comes to respond
ing to the call Of the nation for help.
Tho mon who were directly re-
sponsible for the great success on
the loan cannot be too highly COM
mrnded for their noble efforts. They
sacrificed their own business neVos
going near their Offices, and gavo
their entire time and attention to tne
business Of the nation. They spons
their own money for material neeoeo
to conduct the Office on TWenth
street and above all, they Worfm
like slaves.
In handling so many committees
which were necessary In carrying ON
the work, there Was grea. mass Oh
detail to be looked after and the
keeping of the accounts Of each %
llcltor WAS in itself herculean aeE
Then there were Instructions TO be
given out and people to be looked al
or who visited the headquarters, DE-
sides tho gathering each day OF newe
10 hr given to the papers, yet WIN
all THU To do, the men who had tho
work In hand gave It their attention
and mot everybody with smile.
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COMMENTATOR FOR
DR., BARLOW VOICED
BY PENNSYLVANIA

Editor Of The lntciliccucar:

;.,Ii,n- az Tho Intrilicrrcnr:
Wear Sir; / hav" received = COPY nt
YOUR pa0rr Of October ." containing an
account ur ''rhc Retirement Of lr BAR
low" together with your editorial CON-
nl"utS thereon.
Having for manv Years past been In
,c-rs-cd in ih,. care ard treatment and
welfare of ;hc insane. and having an
,cr,,oiutorcr with rr. Barlow and The
snrnscr husnitai. would Like. as Il
r.;~hi,o- .,n,l friend ot' man. in West
v;r~irI, >, ,oaE,, a few comments IN
iris ,,rnlor1bIc situation which has
arisen IN vour statr.
Il occurs: 10 m. that tn" criticism lha,
r,v make in your editorial as 10 tho
r,,sons of thr governor for removing
mr.. sound and very temperate in tn"ir
u,tcraur.
To remove Tho head or m institution
for the in.an" Is n Very Serious matte:
and elrrlI nrl,- BE- dime rnr very gnnGl
mad s,rnnr reasons. Il n,ust be al one,
admired that no head II such an in
..rirutions can conduct II ns II shnGlh ""
conducted. md This h''cHus" Of thc in
lrrrut faults - tic superintendent ani
rC the machinery through which lie
works. Governor '"rnw"H seems l."
r~rnguiz" this general proposition. rs
shown in q cOns!drrrh'" spirit II fair
n"es IN his review 81 rho cas-" nnd
L: nrruus recognition 81 b:. I!nrlnwS n"-
cnmrli%hmrnIs. ON his own statement
: il would appear to II" That his con
cIuaIon ShouiI have been IL retain l!r.
l:rrlnw.
The Cove rn0r hcli"v"s thar thH pa
TENTS were somewhat undcrfed: but
IIaru"s rr. i'qrlnw only in part Tor ms
/ n" hlam"s him fer uS'n" Iuhcrcuiar
{ Ia, Eph.D flr lesion WAS llII3ltItNl
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rrnment. This oil district IS OF spe-
rial interest in these times. rs Il Is
The chief source Of material for gaSo-
line and the motive power for much
munitions making and for propellinS
war machinery. II has been repre-.
scented aS practically in The control
OF bandits who ierroriHe tn" country
and are heavily subsidized by the oil
companies as projection against
their plundrring attacks and against
any effort OF Ihc Carran2a government
"a get control OF the works rs a source
of revenue. Senior Armada, purchaS'
ing agent Of the Mexican government
in This country. who was accompany
ing the general. is quoted as Sayins
iha, the exports Of oil would reach
$4,000, 900 barrels This year compared
with 100000 last year. That alone
makes il desirable that Mexico should
continue TO be pacific.
According 10 General ObreEon, bust
ness is constantly improving and eX'
tending in Mexico. The situation is
growing better every day. hut capital
is badly needed and progress can be
made only slowly. "if il becomes I'M
possible 70 get money abroad" Per
hans one Of his objects here Is 10 pro-
mote this getting of money, but il is
NOT going 10 be easy TO raise II in this
country though il would b" Of no
small interest to help Mexico in way
10 gain The confidence and good will
Of the people. Friendly relations are
desira BILE. and they would be OF more
value 10 them than 10 us.
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We must give these uudiSputed facts
our most serious reflection, and then
our hearty cooperation TO the food
conservation officials who are point.
ing the way to our definite perform
ance in the matter.
BY the proclamation Of Governor
Cornwell the week beginning todaY
has been designated as Food Pledge
Week throughout West Virginia. We
have just rounded out a season OF
remarkable generosity with oar
money. Now let us see if We cannot
do equally as we'll with out appetites
in curtailing our gastronomic habits.
The housewives Of the State have the
situation practically in the hollow Of
their very efficient hands. They can
lay the Law down to the men Of thu
household in s,ch q manner that
there will be little or no trouble in
producing the results aimed at. II is
vital necessity tina, we should dH
with less, or without if possible. four
essentials that are lacking in the
allied war zones-wheat. meats, fats
and sugar These sacrifices should
not alarm the hys:erical, much less
Inconvenience the hard common sense
of
And, remember, il is not a price
we are being called on 10 pay for war,
but 'peace-the permanent concord
Of all the peoples OF the world. Let
get busy with our manifest duties in
this respect.
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fcrad by the Democratic leader OF The
House, that incompatible incomprt'
EN-. Mr.. Kitchen. u North Carolina,
who has hrru ruoI"d a. sal ing:
That "<c-s> profits tax If yer cen
ON incomes vi ;ni< ;iI;,.> mInh >"'i. -
n Tux az r\,.reS profits II il tax IN
,ut.nry derived frrm i BUSINESS Ia"
i"l..rnn"nt - 10; = ri-i'SS rnS'llu''"''
am. 40 salary t'r'T"f"r'' ~ hu~ih''SN
inrunr" officials Il" nui work TOY pr"ft'
Personally. am in congress a, u loss
/, would be no loss /" Congress I
MIR. kiirnen should bc relieved OF MS
membership il that body. On me
contrary, il would he 4 distinct gain.
But did ycu ever hear Of such d"tec-
tive reasoning AS thi~ North Carolina
prodigy Of GiSingtnGou~ dcduc'lnh :
Where pvccrpt anu "Sumpl" should
shine we find no,hing but dclHStibIe
selfishneSs, morning. that co-nrdlnatrS
with the brave Spiri' The people arc
showing in The extremity that cans
for the Supremcsl sacrifice anu tue
highest order Of patriotic impulse
What possibly can he The opinion OF
the American people OF man VINO
seriously sets up 4 contention. i'll eva
sion OF his uwn Responsiveness iha'
The government is moi Il business and
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IN THE TRENCHES

The American soldiers who are on
French soil have now planted "Old
Glory on the outer ramparts. as it
were. and are now facing the grim
fisaged foe. They are not only occI'
byins the first line trenches with
their French comrades. but they have
fred the first shot at the enemy. Il
is a SOLDERING az we'll as an inspiring
thought that the traditional courage
aud bravery Of the American soldier
kare to have their test in this world
N. They are carrying with them
confront cruel and barbarian host
amer that has never known de-
and the eyes OF battling millions
III be upon it-some set with the
axe of hate and others lit with the
hopes Of victory that its undimned
STARS and untarnished stripes may
bring in its adventure for righteous
ness and justice for all humankind.
And while we have full faith in our
troops acouitting themselves as men,
a confidence In their yalor born Of
similar contest for freedom, We must
not expect OF them prodigies OF arms
with an embattled host who have long
been seasoned to the mighty 'roars
and shreks Of the deadliest struggle
Of all time. The French have fought
with the bravery Of desperation and
with Incompatible courage. Our sol
diers cannot do better. We are sure
they win not do less.
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REAL PATRIOTS PUSHED LIBERTY
LOAN CAMPAIGN To: A SUCCESS

supposed Germany In be. The common
people In German are really no better
than slaves. Do we want tn come UNI
der such Il yoke" God forbid.
Last but not least ny any means is
vour most excellent news service of
good old West Virginia (my home stated
Tho great United States Of America
and this big world.
Respectfully yours.
". T. Smith.
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The Democratic Candi'lat" 70" Gov
crnur If massachusetts promises. II
elected. to do what Il" can I" brinE
down the cos; uf living. This Is NOR"
modest than III" promises; mad" IN h"-
half Of tho Democratic randIdat" To-:
President IN 49,. when II wnS promised
that If Wilson were elected IN" high cost
nr living nositivcly would h" reduced.
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BACK TO NICHOLAS
' rh" lnlclIlGrncer

SWrrl1T IN 1T" TNTETTltNNVtr
FAIRMDNT. ". VA. oct. "S.--Want-
cd IN slurlucrvlIr. Nicholas county. on
mn Indictment charging violation "t the
prohibition INV. nnd MS" fur Jail break
NIX, H. r. Williams. WAS arrested here
hN county officers. Williams was wurk-
.nt. nu Ihr baltimore " Iihin railroad
here, hut l.nrninE ih" Officers w"r" on
h!4 irach. had arranged I" leave. and
started for ih. depot with his suitcase,
When arrested. Officers from Nicholas
,..ril.,y WA nrrtT". here tomorrow TO
;rl,. barn hack.
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oAMnlIHo Ac0UB1D.

!, WaScosky. who lives on tho South
Sid. was arrested yesterday on the
charge of gambling, and viii have to sx-
plain In court this morning. why no Kept
snc$, a large number Of poker chips and
blazing cards around his homo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29

'.ilnw lc"a your ~"n like army life"'
''Nu' very we'll. lie says he doesn't
minh marching when III" hnnd IL play
.ur. but finds 1t mighty hard 10 get UP
any enthusiasm over choprnS wood or
pe"iiug pntatn"S without musical accom-
uaniment"--DclroiI Free Press.
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Too much Of the conservation YORK
starts out like the housewives economy
movement. with a request for tho pur-
chase Of needless uniform to indica, -
membership in the saving campaign
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With the Liberty Loan it is all oyer
but the pny!ns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29

Mnyor Thompson of ChicaG" actually
subscribed 20 the Liberty Loan. 1t ~
now in nrtlc- for La Toilette to turn IN
and give The Kaiser nts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-29

There was n Little hit TOO much cry
of wolf. wolf" from tn" Treasury l'H-
partmcnt. More cnndcIc" and less n"r-
yousncss would have been better.