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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-26

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
HOOyER'S CHARGES AGAINST THE RETAILERS

what Herbert Hoover Administrator
doubt his sta"nn the food
offenders unjuSty sustaining
high exacted for food products Mr. Hoover
guilty ne helpless
punish to the relief
practical benefit the people
is the by Congress:
charges unwarand prices are
being practically the by retailers
being sold the packers door
IS July The average retail
lie claims however had jumped from
Flour in these cities retailing at an
$3.50 So than warranted
regulations by the mers Producers
administration under the food
the huge bean hoping
although the price with
scrop smaller last Potatoes
producers in districts
aggravated situation compared with the hopeful
outlined promoters OF the food control Dill
right and permit the small pirates
py their Such demands the sererest
treatment especially We have hard winter
attending suffering Of the poor who will be subjected
TO greater prva,on conditions continue.
: Congress is not wholly III
limited retailers doing
anrua The nehevenes of such eg
apparent. ridiculous when it is known that
retailers of food products in the country but
the Congress in doing
100000 example OF Discrimination that
has been given of late " marked
character.
remedy for the is pub
Hci publicity conscience already seeec BY
public from week week com
which wholesalers sell to the retailers
Investigations than 100
concerning the prices which retailers sell these same prod
method is hoped to aquaint the
conditions and the profits
making If this scheme fails to work then the only
shope ophensvey
of tho food odmtnra-
fton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
CHILD LABOR AND TARIFF

The current issue Of the American
Economist contains a symposium Of
letters from Republican members OF
Congress laudatorv to tho action Of
the American Protective Tariff Leag que
in passing resolutions relating to
tariff establishment and the child
labor law. and the application OF the
child labor laws OF the United States
to imports Of the products OF foreign
child labor. There is not only sub
s,antial justice in the application Of
the law TO foreign products. but an,
eminent p:oprIety in submitting the
foreign manufacturers TO the same
restrictions that are impose on our
home manufacturers in interstate
commerce..
It is unalswerablo logic 10 state.
that If Il is fair to prevent the ship
ment interstate OF the products OF
American child labor, il ought tn be
equally fair 10 prevent the importa-
ton of foreign child labor products
to compete With the child labor prod
ucts of the United States. This mat
ter was brought TO the attention Of
Congress at the time the child labor
law was under consideration, but the
Democratic majority rejected an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
ON THE HOME STRETCH

We care rapidly approaching tnn
end Of Tho Liberty Loan campaign
with MT near tho amount Of SUP
ScriptionS secured thar WAS counted
on by tho government. II no loan
lis to BE- absorbed By no people II Is
going TO take IN" hardest kind OF
work to achieve that end. Really il:
ought not 20 b. such pulling expert
~ence.
:, Never has The appeal OF the nation
the hour of distress met with other
4. than a spontaneous response, and 1t
: is incomprehensible that iher" should
: be a tagging spirit manifested in this
&the gravest peril thar eyer confronted
5 the liberty and destiny OF the great
est republic founded in all time.
: It is more than a duty VIC ONE 10
our country. Considering the question
! from the angle Of seIhShness il be-
: comes q matter o: *elf-pre&ervation,
: which is reputed 20 be rho first law
Of nature II Y o"r patriotism viii noi
. move YOU TO help the government.
+. perhaps recognition OF self interest
i. will inspire YOU ~ liz; deep and pro-
" duce to the l;:ni; OF ycur ability.
The good na1lA md loyait~ OF ~"
Wheeling district j. hrinE subjected
. to test rs il never has been b"fo"".
! It must cover its $4,000 800 allotment
. OF all its former performances vii!
\be> as ashes. We simp? cannot af-
brd to default in :his excencv. Re.
nber when you purchase Liberty
bonds Won 90 your country
you do the rause OF liberty and
lice over the whole world good.
py6u dc yourself good, and you work
confusion TO the enemies OF libHrt;
and justice ;ni civilization. and 70 tho
enemies OF your country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
cE OF THE WHEELING INTELLIGENCE

enco OF world government may take
place with astonishing SmunlhucSS.
There are not wanting those who SAY
that systematic and scientific .mAfIaEc-
nent 90 international business Tor the
general good of the associated nations
Is not feasible Not only - il feasible.
h!t in tic lmlleIiht" future II Will nc
. vncugniGed as Indispensable TO the best
i'rugrcss OF the world. II not indeed 10
us SuiTrncE
Tho terrific drain On tho resources Of
;he nations after the war in fact Il ~
still going on. will demand that every
nation small to all tE4t Is possible /"
bear lis share O; the common burden.
1t Is surely concoivubl.. that country
which has huge undcvrlopcd ore bodies
may he urged by world council! ~ ~
low exploitation u: uuwurkrd areas. Or
the more scientific working OF areas
ALREADY opened. FOR ihc benefit Of Il.
World generally. and for tho country o.
"riEIn particularly.
Btu. i; Will bu urged. what right mas
one ruuu;rE u Interfere with the IN
| trrnal affairs nf another"
is indicating 10 II great and efficient
people how they shall manage their own
political affairs worse ,huu offering to
assist IN Mining. raIlrnadins and d-Nci
oping generally hug !nrrt mass Of
puteniial wealth :nr whilh lhr cutters
Of the world AID the helpless owners
! thereof hunger.
This would be- tho work. or part OF
II. Of what | conceive as the IoSmr-
cratic Board oc Control. board that
; could approach my nation or Any sub
| ject with such Irrst!g" and power. IN
bt hulc u humanity. that its appeal
IL l,f, a.
Who. for example. cnn doubt that
China is moss ripe. indeed somewhat
Cvar-rpr. for such Il prop"Sul" There
Is deputu;ion from Norway here How
asking that America may not deny -"
her the foodStuffS that she requires.
Americans answer il: We Rrs glad !"
iced you. but ives hall not feed our 81
cmics.
1t is a fer stretch Of tho impaElnatI"n
To 500 III Norway and some either small
countries az ovcrScer and u staff Of AS
dN;ons on which :hiS country supplies
feed to ncuir;tls are no. abused
Thu ti,nc Is Suraly at hand when ma
items must fall into line aud realize
that 1t Is their duty 10 the rest Of the
world. In the coming lime of stress. IN
10 thu utmost Of which they are capable
with their own resources. Tn" curn-
monwealth of nations demands this.
Surely the formulation and develop
mcnt Of world government on big bust.
ness principles IS tho greatest science
q fthc futurc--%ithout which. to quote
Mr.. Ferguson once moro. The world
cun never come 20 order aSain.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

frontiers can be altered nj pleasure.
On the contrary, he considers that
Luxembourg should be- allowed 70 join
Belgium if that Is the desire Of the
population. He then tears TO pieces
The German scheme for the Separa-
ton Of Flemings and Walloons. +
81 lwS that the language argument,
by which il is maintained That the
FleminES are Ut peculiarly German
kind. is fiction. and he declares that
liugual relationships are politically
and practically insignificant; other.
wise. the Germans would be closer 10
the lIlndus than 10 the HungarianS.
If. moreover. the 'Flemings need
foreign relationship their connection
must obvio'fly be- closer with the
Dutch than with The Germans.
Herr Kautsky then examines the
German pretcnce of "restnring" Bel.
GUM, while saying (this is the Ger
man Socialist Majority formula) that
belgium must be neither a vassal
State Of Germany nor vasSai State
of England or France" Herr Kaut-
sky says that. when all such phrases
are investigated their only meaning
must be that belgium Is 10 be de.
prircd Of her independence in foreign
policy by an obligation not 10 enter
into any alliance with England and
France. This again means that,
whereas Belgium before the war had
an Independence which was limited.
but which was kept in Wlanrc by the
guarantee Of. all parties not ia violate
her neutrality. she is now 10 have not
limited but onc-sided indepcnd.
enco. Her Kaulsky remarks:
Tho Socialist Majority must itself feel
how peculiar Il would hc. If. after III"
experiences OF the war, precisely Ger
guaranteed neutrality condition nt
peace" and that the experiences Of th2
war hav" shown with the utmost plain
ncss how rickcty naturalization. Mt leHst
on It's former basis. is. The worthless
SCRAP ri paper" has bren torn W. once
ami for NIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

than at any other time. II the adj
ministration 10 improperly influenced
either by capitalists Of Wall street or
hv the leaders of organized labor. the
facts should be given publicity. From
the standpoint Of patriotism. law. or
morals there Is no reason VIII this
administration should he above criti-
c;sm anr moro than any other admin
tstration.
In the last campaign President Viii
son ran upon q platform endorsed by
Mr.. Burleson. in which it was de-
clared that under Republican admin
istrations "our foreign affairs we're
dominated BY commercial! interests
for sclaSh ends It is no more i'm.
proper to say that the administration
Is controlled by Wall street than for
President Wilson TO declare that the
Republican administrations were dom
mated BY commercial Interests for
their selfish ends. II Mckinley
Roosevelt and Taft were dominated
BY commercial interests. the fact
should be declared: If they were not.
TIL. statement was a gross deception
practiced upon the American people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

The loud professions Of German
unity We hear generously proclaimed
from the Junker circles surrounding
the All Highest" do not Seem To be
participated in By certain elements OF
the German people. This Is disclosed
in a remarkable article by Herr kaut-
sky. one Of the most prominent Cor,
man Socialists, recently published n
the weekly organ Of the German SO.
cialist minority. Die Neuc Z"it. 1t
deals with tho whole question Of the
future OF Belgium. and the position Of
small states. In form. III" a:tlcl" ie
a closely reasoned eXpuSur" Of doc
trinns 10 which The Socialist NIjuri:y
subsc:ibcs. but in so far as Herr haUt-
skv establishes his case against N"
Socialist Majority he is. Of course. rs'
tahllshng still stronger cas-" against
The German cov' :nm"nt and all the
real authors Of policies to which the
Socialist Majority now consents.
Horr Kautsky'S argument is 50
thorough and profound that it deserves
careful study. hui mis- main points can
be summarized.
Herr Kautsky observes that the
long history OF Belgium makes it III
terly impossible to regard her as an
artificial or undcvclopcd state who.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
THE GORED OK

Inconsistency is one OF the cs.ah-
lished virtues or the Democratic
faith, II anything may be said 20 be-
come a virtue from long aIh"renc"
and practice. Recently Postmaster
General Burlason outlined tho policy
be intends to pursue in the exercise OF
that arbitrary power which Congress
placed in his hands as administrator
Of press censorship. He is very vague
in his declarations. but says that
newspapers must rot, for example. i'm
pute improper motives to the admin
istration or say that the government
IS controlled by Wall street.
The administration should be no
more free from proper criticism now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
WHAT A WAR LOAN Is.

"a great war loan Is simply the
vice by which we arc able. with tho
least Inconvenience and disruption Of
our national machinery. to slit what
ever portion OF It is needed from It's
ordinary work into the work OF light
ing. Il does not represent. save par
TALLY, an actual transfer OF cash; Il
as a credit operation. whereby sub
Scribers TO tho loan turn over to the
government. for use in It's war pro-
g:an for the general benefit. part nt
the credit machinery at their disposal.
which they would otherwise have en-
plorcd in procuring things for their
individual benefit. Viewed in this
way: the six or seven billions Of war
deb, can fairly he Compared to the
$3.50. coo. 100000 of productive wealth
Of the United States. II amounts
only to g fraction Of the income from:
TINT s27o.Oo0.0no. 200. and. ocnse.
qucnlly. even II il represented a total
lnss-which il does not by any means
lit wnIld be- y loss that we might
fairly expect TO bear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

amendment which proposed to protect
this country against foreign imports.
the product of children who would
not be permitted to labor in the. mills
Of the United States.
The obstinate free trade shierarchy
OF the Democratic party not only op-
posed that amendment. but also re-
sisted similar amendment to pre-
vent an invasion OF foreign convict
made goods. AS the matter now
stands. the foreign manufacturer who
employs child labor or the exporter
who sends convict-made goods to the
United States has a decided adYan-
tage over the American producer. SO
the only hope Of industrial justice
lies in the Legislative control of
Congress by the Republican party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

Business has grown very big within
the last fifty years: SO big that tho
world can never come To order again
until i; is made In understand that Il is
all just one huge business concern and
must b. ruled "u big business prlncl-
plcs''
This ruo.a:iut! ia tho biggest sentence"
That has been written about the war
although: The wOrd war is not IN It. II
contains practically tho whole question
Of III" future IrAcc Of tho world and
the settlement thereof. II Is all Il mat
ter a.: business. When the world shall
have teen not only made 10 uHG"r-
stand that /: is1 ali just one hugo buSi-
ness ccrccrn." but shall actually put In
force throughout II big business nrin-
cip!es." there will be no further ncceS-
Sky tor fIgh;inE. The writer If that biz
sentence is Charles Ferguson. author ni
The Great News" or ms II Is called
in tho English edition. Social Finance"
Mr.. Ferguson was commissioned by
President Wilson. Ia l9l3-i+ - visit
European capitals and to inTest!Sat"
methods o! CORPORATE equalization
Big Business" Since his return he
WAS 60? u tun Il Special representative
OF the Secretary OF Commerce. and mas
"isitrd various BUSINESS communities in
America 10 suggest ways and means I"r
tho bCttcrmant OF commerce through the
development IF more scientific bust
ness organization.
1t VII therefore nc Snen that Nj.
FerSuson's work carries tho mark or
sterling mclal. and he says thut the
world can never come to- order again
until IL Is ruled en- big business prln-
ciples.
Ii that Is trus It Is q statement OF
INTERNATIONAL indeed OF wcrld-w!d" I'M
pprlunce!Sl have been three years round
the world since 1903 and the abidins
impression loft Oh my mind Ut the
wcrd and it's alleged management is
that it resent les u big store wherein
he heads OF departments never ru;
;ncir faces through the sliding doors be-
tween their little tGrritory." and where
IN is never held q business council
There are no big bushes principles in
this. go II must be altered. unless We
desire to have a recurrence at lncreas-
insly shorter intervals Of tho Kind Of
thing that IS going or in Europe now.
To get the best out CT the world cor
everyhody-and there will h4 urgcn:
need of that--wc must Install II wonder
tul band OF efficiency engineers who
will SHOW us how to run the world on
coSmocrat!c. or world governing.
basis.
To do this means all uphenval OF
business. 5ut this Is n time Of radical
changes. and even so colossal an Iunucr-
taking as tho inauguration Of the SCI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

II thou dusi Ibid Thy friend farewell,
RHt tor ON" night though that farewell
may hc.
f'rr&S ;huu his hand IN thine.
How ranSi thnE tell how far from the"
E.,c rr caprice, may lrnd' his steps ere
that tomorrow curhcs"
Men have hr"u .inuwn flI>htl! to- turn
tn. corner al u street.
y nd days have grown Ia months.
Mad I;lnnIhS Ia iHCSnr years. ere they
Ilay,, locked in loving eyes again.
PARTING ut hast j. um:rrln!1
With tears and pain;
lest srularu death ShoHlh como
h"tWTrn.
nr Tine. ar distance. clasp with pressure
ilrm tho hand
or him who cn'th forth.
Unseen. t.,iu E""th too.
Yes, find th0u always time To say some
"a rn"St word
E.!wr,n thr iLl. talk. list with !hre
h,nr"furlh.
Night riIh ,inr. regret Sh"uld walk.
--t'us"ntry l'atmur".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
THE FAVORED SECTION

II there is anything the South
wants but doesn't see it merely aSks
for it-and. gets II from Congress
That favored section seems to be in a
chronic state Of wanting what it wants
when Ii wants 1t. Heretofore all OF
the many bills that have been intro
duced in Congress. having for their
object tho donation Of cannon and
cannon bnlls to municipalities for
ornamental purposes have merely "au
thorIzed" the Secretary Of War 20
make tho donation,
Inquiry at the Department after the
passage Of such = bill always has
elected the information that the sup
ply OF obsolete cannon has been ex-
hausted. North Carolina. however. Is
more fortunate than other States In
that regard. Tho day before The nd.
journment OF Congress a bill was
passed which directed" the Secretary
OF War to donate TO the State two
brass cannon to be placed at the base
Of monument. In tho rush OF busl-
ness az the close Of the session the
change from the usual wording went
unnolicod. 1t will be interesting 20
observe whether tho precedent thus
set will be followed by other enter
pressing congressman from the South.
Tha alien born arc giving an onGrcc!o-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
JIM DALE
BY ELLIS PARKER BUTLER
Of the Vigilantes.

Young Jimmy flal". arross OFT street.
Is just = rnwky lad;
! H. grew 50 fast. the doctors said,
Ills heart was mighty bad.
rh"y wnrldn'i L.; HIM do much work
or any hearty play:
Eut Just the same. They drafted Jim.
Snh lin has gone away.
lin, was Il sort Of Ercf-t. biz kid.
And fr"l:rH all the white.
So. when they ordered him To camp.
lie went there with Il smile.
Jim pale is i'll The army now.
Link logs. bum heart and all.
To neht lik" other drafted men
That the coun;ry's call
God. y"s! Inns heart may drop hira
Or he may live TO he
Shot all TO pieces over there
What odds TO you or me?
BY thunder. It's these odds TO you!-
II Kids like Jim can go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

oE \ Gcvcrrm"n; loan dmri": war times
mems NOR" than ii victory on Il twenty
milo front Ey united moral" 81 r"Ei-
m"ut captures i trench. !iy united sem
tim"nl IA l,rnpI" supply tn" needs 81 the
soldiers. Get your Liberty Bond today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

With smiles, to fight our wars for US
We can put up this dough.
If we can buy bond or two
And don't, while Jim, poor oUss.
Goes smi1i ling of to death or wounds
Then hslrs too good for US!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

Tho ancient ana "Pcstifr"ouS" rHtti-
grew Of South Dakota. who bclN bored the
Mckinney administration in the Senate
for ImrnriaIlstic tend"nrirS III Tho Ipnn-
ish- American War. nft"r n long h1zr in
oblivion. has revived TO preach Srd'Ii"n
IN this Wnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

The Liberty Loan supports IN" SOL
Ii"rS. the soldiers support IN" govern ,
mrut anI th. government rr"t"v's :'oI.
and thor, you are.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

Hoover says i ie Ia" Era%pinE retailer
that is k"rrr"g mr prices. Thus DO
rifles li:ht ~: air t''r"m' 'ouhrmati0us
aS strong rs proof; Il h"iy writ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

Nm lslrn! resident Describes his haH:-
int as rurrat"ry. living rs he docs h"-
tween the Nrl' III "EG"rp":t and III"
heaven uf WhrrlInl:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

Now faahi"n III The interest If cloth
ing conservation has abolished cuffs on
trousers WI. thu lad"s-.hut 1ha; IL an
other story.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
PARTING

The r"nSiSicnt ChnrCh-gncr attnins re-
SnrctH billy, IT nothing else.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

There Is enough cSn in La F"li"ttGs
cosmos Ia supply n DOZEN kaiHcr$.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

We must remember dis S"ldi"rS win
battles: wealth wins wars. The success
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". complain nt the dlscomforts Ct
rain. but suppose We were
r. he trenches. what then?
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Germany always fights best VIXEN
weak enemy opposes. as instance the
naval engagement with an inferior RUS
sian fleet.
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A GERMAN EXPOSURE

TIL? alien born arc giving m apprcc!a-
tive demonstration nt why they are mere.