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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-05

landing? Is that it, Monsieur?''
From my map there Is no better
place, or one where we are less likely
to be observed. See, Mademoiselle-
here is what you call a county; am I
not right? named Oceana. There are
woods here all along the shore, with
only a few small towns farther back
on railroad that runs south to Mus
kegon. But there are elearings in
behind the bluffs where we can come
down In safety. Who will know?
maybe a few farmers They viii
suspect nothing, and, for a few dollars.
will help store away the noncompliance
But they viii hear; the story viii
be In the papers"
"No; why should it? you are
reporter-yes; but no other knows,
and for that reason 1 am safe"
You brought me along for that?
to stife the press?"
Let US imagine so. 1t is the result
would consider. We have dis
appeared; no one knows how except
Brandt, and those other men we left
at the hangar Brandt dare not tell,
and may be trusted to hush his men.
Their only desire will be to keep out
OF sight while the police investigate
the death Of Ramon Moreover there
are two great nations anxious to have
this affair kept secret-Germany and
France De Yigne Will explain to
my Consul, and Brandt will report
to his Ambassador Both, no doubt.
know the truth. already, and have
blocked all inquiry"
" But Monsieur, you forget Sehmitt.
and the pOIce?"
The one dare not tell, and the
other possesses only suspicion; with
the disappearance of sBrandt they
viii have no witness. ! know how
these affairs are kept dark IN Europe.
MademOiselle, and, without doubt the
methods are pursued here In America
when occasion arises. If we had act
ually been placed under arrest. the
detention would have been only tenn
porary."
The witnesses would have dis
appeared"
Yes; and other means resorted to
efectually to hush the matter I'D.
Brandt called In the police for two
reasOns-to divert suspicion from
himself, and to get me safely out of
his way. But he Is too shrewd a
rascal to ever permit a trial-to do
SO would uncover the whole spy system
of Europe"
Then you are not afraid, Mon
sieur? You knew the arrest was all
a bluff? that you could have taken a
train from the city?"
81 have not said all that. We had
performed acts which warranted our
arrest Beyond doubt the police were
seeking us. Yet, as you say, l was not
afraid of the final result. chose
this means Of escape because Of you"
"Of mel To protect me, you meanls.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-05

I machine by far; with one of
my aerofoils mended by wire,
and an engine that skipped its stroke
Now everything is working finely; listen
to the steadiness of the motor, and note
how slight the jar of the frame-yet we
are travelling at high speed"
How fast, Monsieur?
I bent forward and deciphered the
indicator with difficulty, unwilling to
guess at the rate.
"Sixty-three miles an hour; seventy
is the best l have ever done with this
motor. 1t is hard to talk, and ex-
plain against this rush of air, but we
much be in midlake already. l think
the mist is rising, and we shall soon
be able to see what is ben I
hope SO" shivering, "for l am actually
cold, and this gray, spectral light is
depressing"
She did not answer, except to draw
her coat tighter, shrinking back into
her seat. l stared down into the folds
of vapor, trying to assure myself
they were actually thinning All at
once they seemed to roll aside, like
two curtains drawn by invisible hands,
and l could see through the slowly
widening opening The vista broad
ened, and l touched her arm again
eagerly.
Look thereI" l said isn't that
sight worth the danger?"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-05

One of the editorial wr1ters OF Ing
NTolz -RenubIic saws in regard to Pub
L. 11-s;I1io.a md Wa..zthat sIElst-at
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-05

a fLOulPL AbEcHOAOH
Gassmans Shoe Shop.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-05

Big Greek TOWNSHIP
Michael Younker, N NJ y
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-05

A HAVE crossed the channel from
4 France to England" I replied
Y quietly, Gin less trustworthy
I machine by far; with one of
NV oorOfOiIC raonIaJ h1r 1.-i-o
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
IN MEMORlUM.

Mrs Anna Pauline S.llars wa.
born March 3lst 1879, died Jan.
10Th. 1917, ielng thirty eight
years OF age
She profess ed faith in Chris
NJ an early age.
She ia survived bv four sisters
Mrs. Martha Ordsay. o. Crayre:
Mrs. Minnie Deb Q OF Union.
town: Mrs. Mar, Parri.. of Gov.
inpton; and Mrs. Callie Pa irish.
Of Toppenish. Wash.
For ,he past eighteen years,
-he has made her home in Gin.
CT natl, Ohio. at which place she
d. d.
The funeral vas held in he
Cumbe' land Pr sbyierian church,
al Crayn", Ky. conducted by
Rv W. T. Oakley. in the pres
ence OF a large =, mpa,hetic con.
srcsati"n, after which H.. re.
. AIMS We're taken to Piney Fork
for int'rmert ard laid beside
her faith and mother.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
FEED DURING NOTING TIME
Partially Starving hens to Make Thew
toss Feathers at One Time 10
Not Good Practice.

Hens should be fed literally dsr.Ag
tho Doatiax season. Partially starving
the hens TO make them lose ~ far
- possible ell th-ir feathers a Que
tine. thus str~ining the vitality Of the
fowis ~ provide entire new growths
81 frathrrs % quickly, 10 not q good
practice.
Tue method may BE- good when fol.
'owed By an expert. but ordinarily 4
Injuries the Aock, A. . rule. . rvAsun-
ably long melting psr.od during which
time the birds are well cared for. pro,
ducss The best results. Bunnowsr
seed. oil meal and other oily feed. ~
during the moltiny sesson AID 10 the
growth of feathers.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
Arrived, Anyway.

4 rere al out to u summer cot
y " a days Outiag. The house
Non q IN witt the front porch
~ up from the ground. We would
step on nj ore cOrRer. and evea
Re found u quite high. Little son
followed us. stepping on al the
= cGaer, but fell. sad rolled over
the grssad. lie got up immedh-
y. withoSi crying. although his
s was eeSssisd with dirt. aud said:
1sfs fssay siei.s. hut me got dewn
1ay.".-Ohicsg" Tribas..
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
TRY THIS TO RANiSll
ALL RHEUMATIC pAlES

People who have been ,drm,nt,l FOR
y'ar,-yrS, even 80 pplrl tau Tho
were unable ~ help hrm-slv"s.-l
been brought back Ia robust hsNS
through the mighty pow., NJ "h,,,r,
Rhenma acts with s"ocd; " hrinu, In
few days The r"llot ~ hrv. ,a.,.k
Tor. II aniagouiyrs m. ~. sons TIA,
cause agony and pain In IN. joint. ana
muscles and Qulcl,ly N. ior,urI..
soreness completely dl-npp.l.s
II Is harmless tHm 'dy, but sur,
and certain, becaus" n Is Dnc Il .coy.ry
that has forced rhcnml,lsm ana sr,a
tlca 10 yic'd and 'i.l'pclr
IL you want relief. rwi'i. prstify,n,
RELIEF, ret u b0-rcn, ln'tl. OF I.b,um.
rom any druggist. and tAkt ON. Lnl,
enspoonrul once day
Genuine Rn"mnn, with guarantee az
eyre or muH. t"'iud,l, II sold BIZ
"a rs u. ORhE. Mario = /,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
Britain Calls Youths Of Eight
teen For Home Defense

london. Jan. 81. - The war Of.
flee announces that all youths
from eighteen years of age up
have been called to train for
home defense until they reach
the age Of niniteen years. Hith
erto youths have not been called
until they reach the age Of eight.
teen years and seven months. y
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
BEGINNING MUST BE SMALL


This country needs more poultry
farms, and they will he successful
whom properly hull, and managed.
Bul the D,d'u'ug must b" SNAIL
and the growth gradual 81 hat cv"r
part Of the Nur j. munhi! ni,d
and correctly performed
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
CLEAN WATER IS NECESSARY
Keep Drinking Fountains In cesi Pisss
and Give Fresh Supply Three
Times Daily.

Cool. clean water Ia necessary for az
kinds ~ poultry, young and old, at
fhis season n the year. Therefore.
keep the drink dishes clean and disip
feet them frequently aud give q fresh
supply ~ cool water. with the fous
tain Ia shady place, n, least three
times . day.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08

Oy 7 Y QUIsWNuEPUY. Kansas
city Prrssi"rt OF American School VI
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
Winter BnnQS Colds 10 Children

A child rarely goes through the
whole winter without q cold. and every
mother should have . reliable remedy
hand, Fever. core throat. tight chest
and eroupy coughs are sure symptoms.
A dose Of DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey
will loosen the phlesm. relieve the con.
gested lungs and stop the cough. IT.
satisspuc pine bshams zealand soo,he.
For Group. whooping cough and chronic
bronchial troables try DR.. Bells Pine
Tar Honev. At oil druggists. 25.. 3
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
BETR0!HED
BY ELIZABETH SHIELDS.

1t was two weeks before Hilda's
wedding day. She looked thin aud I'M
happy and wiStful smile trcmhlcd
at the corners of her mouth. Dreamy
eyed, she watched her mother select
her rousseau.
You act rs II you were not inter
cStcd in your gowns complained her
mother
Everything is sweet and lovely"
the hride.to-hc responded. But, just
suppose, mother, | shouldn't marry
Stuart, then what would We"
Her mother turned to her, mutcly
brSccchns. Speech was impossible.
%, we'll ' laughed llilda, something
might happen, you know"
Your actions are very unbccom-
ing demonstrated her mother. you
are one Of the very fortunate girls,
Think Of becoming the bride of such
man as Stuart Dale"
Ililda wished people her mother in
Guided would stop singing Stuarts
praises During the three swift
months she had been engaged, she had
listened desperately To II. None ~
her friends had Dhry known her state,
would have been able To find any pos,
s'hle reason for her discomfort, except
"i course that Pete ONril affair. But
ih'' would have laughed az that.
Again she picked up the lilmy lace
and tuIe garments. She stared dream.
ily into space. Her mother sighed.
weren't you the least bit uncertain
about marrying father" She questioned
her mother.
"Ty, n,y,r h,rp uncertain ,h,ut
ANYTHING glr.r | mad, up my mind tn
do il. Such talk +, yer, up-,.iur
dear think yau must D., tired uuf
You're acting $40 s.r...,. U#H...
IlIm Shook l.r Uud ESQ., Tm
H.. Sd. r-..... ....g.. U.'
. .... ... m.. ..' '.. house. >H.
b..' down - ..| toward. ...
.... .
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r..
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wound I. ..'
.- .".a.I.r .. u-.. ..
.'. i.a a.".t '.. %" H. DIS "....
.Hl "h' WpiH hour Stolen HnHr-
N'e- 'I'i belonged 3" h,r "I.u..
Al this point go hrr Thought, h,r
eyes truiIod upward to % familiar ra
.."rc one Of thc store doors % \rl.
Feed and Grain STORE. 30 r.uJ Sh.
uud been reading that sign 5000 h,r alv.
um' but she stopped now 90, I' 'u,o.
mated at the words. Through thr open
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-08
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up systen

The Old Standard general STRENGTHENING toaic.
GROVES TAsrELKsS chill TONIC, drives ost
aiaria. enriehes the blood md builds up the So
TEN. A true tonic. Por adults and children. soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
ONE AUTO NOW FOR
EVERY % PERSONS
IN UNITED STATES

'fru!u the fact that there arc more
;han four million automobiles. IN the
United StHtrs--whirh means OH" auto
muhil" for every ~ persons shows
new the public rrnl,z"S III" benefits ar
tn" aruIumrhilr." said IL. Richard Mar
kcll. Wheeling distributor If the Pack.
ard cars.
"Th" all-y"ar ear enables owners 10
participate ~ these benefits through
h.. ;,Int"r months. where otherwise they
would either have la motor III the dis
"umrrrr "r an open car or St"r" il unt;l
SPRINT Thus lhr all-y"ar ear has
. hanged the in.t"rIuE habits Of Il nation
ny adding six months ru tn" motorists
calendar.
This fall and winter. on account or
The Increased patriotic rr"rIS On Tho
nnrt "f owners. particularly women. III:
uh icci uf which - tn max" our boys IN
F'lHurr comfortable and well taken caro-
.ri. tho automobile will l." continuously
used N nil wrathcrS. II is such an
.iripniinuS THAT ":,uSr visitors IL exam
inc tie a,ly"or car with IN eye 10 its
winter utility and efficiency.
That IS VIII: prospects are particular
is 20 KNOWN" that The all-ycar car is
3Ganlillr IL such activities. They want
tt know how quickly the all-ycar top
can i". attached nr dctnrhcd the r""rii-
ness Of the salon body, giving plenty
2f *p;,rs. fur friends ms VIGIL ms shopping
and knitting baGs--huw easy IL is for 4
woman Ia handle the car Ia crowded
business slrrets---and other points.
which bring 'uut the cars utility. econ
on!y and simplicity OF operation."'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
LARGEST AUTO FIRE
IN WEST VIRGINIA
When More Than 900 Machines Owned by
Auto Snles Company Go Up In
Smoke This Week.

Th"rc are thousands of automobiles IF
all descriptions. models. class and ""l"rS
in tho Wheeling district. bur II is n rare
0rrurrenr" tor IN individual automobile
or pr:val" rarag" % n destroyed hy fil".
hut Wheeling during III" past S""rral
months has Suff::r'd C"nStd"fahl" ny
automobiles icing consumed In lunches.
when tho Lincoln garage WAS burned
last spring many automobiles We" d.
Struy"d, tnirliiny thousands: of dollars
aSi.l. from the material IN - l'lt'' ana
~. building. This was la" mu"i de-
structiv" automobile fir" III :hIS 'iisy I'M
I'll n!"r" than @0h autos Went ~ III SnI"k"
this week nj III" Auto Sales company
fire. Ahnut - par cent OF them w"r"
nrw Overland cars. whrl' III" others w"r"
used cars. taken on payments TOR h'W
machines. IL j. estimated Nhat tho loss
Of ears will roach SlI3.nhn.
The fire WIS the largest g; III" Hind
over /" occur in IN" STATE. ll"Spil" INC
hrar% loss the Au," SUES Company is
taking ear" uf it's hus!ii,.:S with prompt
ness considering III. hnudirar. TIL" old
sales room and service station IN our
tcrnih street. - h"iHg used. An uiii'laL
from the Overland factory Will b. n"r"
tO-,,ay IN hook over the loss and tn ASSIST
IN opening W new iulr;"rS NJ once
w:lrr. cars may l." stored by III" NNtn
company To supply us many sub
agencies III Eastern OH" and through
out Ibis section al West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13

sarcnstic7 Perish the Thought!

.A,;om"hil" Editor: ll"H* publish tho
inClns article. starIirr. "tur WAYS that
nr.IIrrk and tor trick, thtt arc vain the
AtH, .nubli~r - r"rUliar. 5ut pleas
duu'r say auythink sarcastic to me. as
Am very s"uH"iiv. Very tr,I"ly yours,
FREDDIE: FREDERICK.
lrvingiun. oct. Z.
SGd bless you. Frcddl" dear. w wont
So uuythIr's Say!;ns,ir." If il hurts your
feelings. Tut. really. YOU mast rcm"m-
h-r tina; il won'i dn 10 TAX" down Your
shutters hrrnr, ynu hlv" anything In
,n:r show window" which Is The g;St
81 u r'nItrk mad" by man who lid
that very ching and who suffered Tor It
n:trrwnrd. Ytu must learn Ia cook your
ideas. and cook them wrll-nnd nbov"
IT, ynu mss; nssrr' Yourself whether
they ar" worth ,'"ohiuc or not worth it
lri"rr YOU offer them IL the public. What
YOU have S'nt uS Shows that you have
Ma," rad i:r"l lInrlr. and that y"u
haven't I.'IG IN" arii''l" on PrnsodE III
th, back al your Latin grammar. Do yoa
ar,3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Autoists Have Delightful Opportunity TO
Make Trip Before winter weather
Secretary HobEtzei Furnishes -Sp!en-
did Guide for TIP to Dixie Land.

No moro long :u':r> :hiS year rs.
yes indeed! ;n..... Nil L.. many ;anr"
pleasant days het"r. "li King Winter
shall hav" blown his fr'rE:nc tr"iiE N
this section ~ ;h.' country. tI. ~. ~
dian summit : 1T /. CONF. /: "!ii az
rive about tn. 2"th -: th;S month md
last about two w""kS I; IL ia" after
math cf ih.. t"auri:';! Summer. This ~
YOUR chance - t...i,. 81 Ing t"Ir through
the wales and valleys u: MIST Virginia
Incidentally thnrs ia ito state that pos
seSses NOR !":.U:if'il natural Sc"n"r*.
when thc lsa".$ nav termed r.d and tn"
birds are al ,h.tr way - lrNie land for
the winter No, rnI:- wIll y"u SOC tho
beauty 90 WHs- Nir.nin hills. but
through tha ptd irnriuion STATE, II Will
be dcliEk,tul auto tour ~ this season.
Secretary ~ y. i;"nI,izsll Of the Ohio
Ealiey A,ttom"hii" cfrh said yesterday
that he ta:t j:St received n road report
between h.r, and Washington. T. -.
stating thn' the roads are in tho hsSt 81
shape, a uiStunr. nf ABOUT %nH ,nIirS over
the National tx. all th.' Wa. y total
OF only ahuu; J.. rlrj"s * reported IN bad
shape. which arr. uuti'r ~"nair. II. Worst
piece Of ROAD i.'tw.,.u h..r" and ;ha Ia
tional capital. - ~ reports. ia tnH
old Wr<, Alexander. IA. stretch Of aN"u.
two miles through tn. ";'rngr"sSiv: vii
:
far and v'id.. ~. '.Ntnnr"Sslis'S
Roads to Dtxieland.
SuppoS.. after vet: went tn H:tShiHGt on
YOU .want Ia taxi, u spin ,lnwn s''iith. )r
perhaps - ;o:I: ~ Far as Miami. Fla.
to spr.i IN" winter.
Hrr"'S III" rnut" an.l tho condition "t
rhn r"ads AS furnished hy Mr.. Ei"h:it-
zall. from reports r"""iv"h this w"sii.
which a." absolutely r"rr""':
W-nShirg,ar Eicinr"rr':. - miles. nit
good gravel or graded .'ir'. HNcSrt thr"H
miles rough hetw"on H'.r.Itlar and ir'ifN-
fries. which Requires SLOW and careful
driving TIL" >wan,r section has i",.r
eliminated h.: rh" cons: rtct!na ~ II NV.
we'll graded soil road. 20 nn' n:tamn:
this rot:tn in "rry W. ~.'.,an:s Richmond
hotels. jefferson. f;:.:!r'na',: and E"'lS"r:.
Richmond TO i;al"iGh. 20, ':Iiles ia
Petersburg. lru:, i:il" S"Tth Ii:li.
Clarkcsvil:e m, oxford. iarT "a =""I
<and-cIay wiz: SON" !Ea"1t:lm. very
barly worn IN som" p'ar"s. h';; being in:-
proved E,n,uls :c"it signed aHi highway
colcrS on uot.>. Raleigh hotels. Tl7nd
and Raleigh
Ka'":gh :" Hfn"h"-$:. 81 ,1.i.s. All
good snnl-cnv AL H., Ma: ,i,r".. I'm. r.
tells: good roads ir radius =: - nii"s.
P!nnhurs. :" Goi';nt'ia. - mills: nj
good S;tnd-rl"y: SILL rEar>..l: f.rrr ?,
,.nnu,i"n 10 ,, Pc hSi';a:" :.-h'i away:
cha"Y" -. cents. S..r!i',' fr"'iu"".. CO.
; !unhia irr,"S, .i.c. r&nr nr1 rnl-niai.
. Columbia - S"vanrah. -. ,tll"S VII.
Augusta and S:l'ana. :,ra"t:.'aii: all
good sand-riay. :"w nils l."f"r"
reaching Savannah! is r"wi:. graded and
not we'll ia".i,'!. Savannah hn,Hs. 81
vannah and DeSnto.
Savaruah ~ Iacksnnvii.e - r,tl"s:
shell. aacl'!am. hard sand r:,! dirt. Io".'
in places whom wet: railroad Cry 1T
Darieu; slN miles long: 81 -: nad pas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13

Au,nmohiIc Editor: III" melancholy
days arc come. and ms stop my car and
wnnhrr through l"af-trcwn dell and
woodland thu Mus. Possesses ms soul.
Hence this fall pom. AESTHETIC.
Not thIs time. Aesthct". lid top, We
know spring poem whrn We 50" il, No
,I:s" substituting hctnh"r inr May and
'hu,kwhrH;" FOR lHTodils." Tho r'.fcr-
"nc,. ~ ''r"sy-;ingcrr,l Aurora" gives you
G"nI away. uQr crnrns-ting"r'd porter
horc y"Gr verses away in thu last WASTE
basket load. and they are rs dead as =
CIRCUS nustrr ~ Il populiIcc goat district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
MAS MOTOR CAR
TAX 4 MISTAKE?
MANY MEMBEHS NOW RELIEVE
SENATE IDEA ON ALL CARS THE
BEST ELAN OF REVENUE
Manufacturers Are Hard Hit by Three
Per Cent Levy-TheJ Think
Tax Is Exorbitant.

From every INinn; MI. center in the
country protests a"c coming 10 Wash
Inc;"It aEains' ia" automobile tax In
. thr war rrv"nTr bill as il was agreed
In ia conference.
Sow that III" Lrratrst revenue meas
ur. m tn" h!>iur? IT Ii" United States
Is Il completed i.i'r,, Il legislation IN"
general !mT.rc sSinn her" !S that the
Thing TIM; III" C"Efcrecs did worst ami
In" i'acr where 'ary made lh.ir great
EST m,slhk" wns III Singing Uut in
dlk>irirs !"r ".tacN.
In war times al Industries not con.
nrCI..,i NItl the var suffer NOR" or i,::a
and nphndv attempts Ia explain on any
! ln',ic"l ground, he acton al E"prcSen.
laiivr Gland" kitchin. chairman Of the
hnuSc r"uI'"ryrs. III insisting IN adding
w,l-nigh unbrarablc burdens on certain
industries.
Autos Hit Hard.
The an, umuhiln industry unQu"stinm-
ably will ic hit hardest. STRUGGLING for
| business now, ';h" automobile industry
C"nrraI!Y---In fact all except that part
! inE its resources to tide itself over until
! iuH liz rcnSrcsS |. tide itScif over until
| alter the war. Nav ihal Il per cent
tax has hcCn placed on the manufacture
rrs' price, the market foI the higher
! priced cars Will be Reduced by just :
rcr cent. Theoretically. but much Ihnr"
: actually. tho automobile" producers say.
The result. they declare. wIll br Ia
! drive buyers NJ cars To tho Smallpriccd
cars. made By great companies vita
unlimited capital. In Ohio, Indiana and
j! other states whrEc most OF the rAr%.
made are or tn" 'hich"r-prir"d varieties.
/ 1t is expected the effect WIFI he marked.
IL,
situation most members nj Congress ar
asking. of course. III" S"Eai" tax on all
automobiles running ;hr streets would
| have been tho advisable tax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13

Causes 1t" ANXIOUS.
W.. know exactly low "nu-fecl. Anx-
inu4. anil what rau*rs il. 1t is 81 kind #
queer longing and expo citation and gem
rraI s;:rriri, up Of unnbelnd sensations
all through your s:St"ni. We have felt
that way ourselves. 1t always comes on
in III" spring AMI fall. and il means
Poetry. Check this thing In time ar you
will have Al poem. Oh your hands before
you know il. Rat poison, taken inter
nally. rather tends I" qurll III" turhu-
lsnce.
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\. r. Thomas. district sales manage"
for the Fulton Motor Truck company
m southern territory. attei' visiting tn!
factory at Farming dale. l.. l.. returned
south ana Will make his headquarters In
Memphis for Surrc time. Mr.. Thomas
reported 10 William Fulton Melhu$r.
frr, sIdeut and general manager Of the
company. that lealcTs OF his territory
were arranging generally Ia warehouse
FWlton trucks under tho finance plan "c
ih', company. lhua providing immediate
delivery.
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|NDIAN SIMMER FOR TOURING
ROADS To SOU TIL IN FINE SHAPE

scnc"rS: Two boat ferries between Rruns-
wick and .Tacksonvillr; 81 AMI 20 cents:
$"vu.. sandy places which ar" poor. Jack
<cyviil. hotels. Scminnlr AID Windsor.
Jacksonville Ia Si.ami. "Sh miles: brick.
shcll and ~and-clay with c"puino rock
south from iayt"uia: excellent; very
fast time can hr mad" except for IT,"
short sections. 8. Augustine hotels. 81.
George and Marion. paytonia hotel.
p"spland. Mnih"u"ae hotel. carleton.
N!am; hotel, UrIu"y.
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vaudeville. entertainment WIS provided.
The event WAS Il ECt-toSe;hrr meeting.
and tho dealers resent were in reality
celebrating = remarkable business dur
ing the months o. August and Srptc!r,
bcr. Predictions OF even greater IN
crcuscS were made for the future. Mr..
SIrnons discussed seriously with the
dealers the matter OF closed cars.
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FRANK GoTCH ILL.

CHICAGO. Oct. l2.--Frank r",ch FOR
years worlds champion wrestler. IL
seriously III in this city.
Gotch. accompanied by Mrs. Gotrh.
arrived yesterday from their home Ut
Humboldt. Iowa. on their WAY y,n Hat
springs, Ark. Hn became suddenly i'll
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and went 10 a Chicago hospital 70,
treatment. \ few hours later hospi,:..
physicians said that on The surface.
tintch was suffering from ii kidney CON-
plant. 4 more thorough dia Snosis will
hn made :.