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The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03
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The marriage of Mr.. Chris P. Cho-
banoff of silverton and Miss Margaret
Marchesini Of Marble took place yes
terday afternoon at two O'Clock. Jus.
tice G. P. Rice performed the ceremony
in the presence Of Miss Rhetta Pretti
and Dan Bursach. The newly married
couple departed for their home at SAL
verton.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03

The Very Rev. Raymond Meagher,
who has just been reelected provincial
head of the Dominican order, arrived
in the city Wednesday evening and is
the guest of Father J. P. Carrigan.
Rev. Meagher is accompanied on his
travels by Father Conlin.
Mrs. J. K R. Cowden, who was op-
Grated two, weeks ago by Dr.. Stewart,
has so far recovered that she has been
moved from the sanitarium to apart
ments over the First National bank
building where she will recuperate fer
several days before returning to her
home at Silt.
After visiting several weeks with
her brother, Landlord w. H. Pike, and
his amiable wife Mrs. E. E. McAllster
leaves next Tuesday for her home nj
Portland, Maine. She has made many
friends by her charming personality,
and all will be glad to welcome her on
return trip to Glenwood
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The luncheon given Thursday after
noon by the Methodist Ladies' Aid So
ciety at the home of Mrs. NJ. J. Mayes
was very enjoyable affair and the
hostesses, Mrs. Frazier and Mrs. Blair,
received many compliments on tile
same. Besides very substantial sum
was added to the painting fund.
A letter from Harry Pease, who is
in the U. 8. Reclamation service at
Washington, states that his four sons
are now in the military service. Joe
has been in the army for several years,
Frank is in the navy department while
Louis and Walter are in training camp
for service at the front.
Mrs. Malkmus and daughter, Ade-
laide, returned to Glenwood Monday
after several weeks spent in the north.
west country where they went in
search of a new home. They returned
very well satisfied to remain in Glen.
wood which they say is the very best
spot they have seen in all their travels.
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The most important guest to arrive
at the Hotel Glenwood last week was
Punch" and he has taken first and
undisputed place in the esteem Of
Landlord Pike, who says he is an au-
tocrat in his demands and is more
trouble than twins, but that $500
buy him even though he is
only Boston Bull.
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Last Tuesday evening at the pleas.
ant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. O, Il.
the officers and teachers and
the Bible class of the Methodist Sun.
day school met for the purpose Of Sc. \
Letting . teacher for the class and for |
a general discussion Of Sunday school |
work. The home was tastily decorated |
in Hallowe 'en emblems and the even.
ing was most enjoyably spent with
music, discussion and a luncheon Of
'ofee and doughnuts and Grand valley |
'pples. J. B. Painter was elected -
.eacher for the senior class to take tho
place Of Mr.. Belden who was placed in
'harge Of the junior boys.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03

LOSI-Llttle black kitten with bluS
eyes. Return to Dougan rooms for re-
ward. 11-3.1t
Jake Gerstle of Aspen is visiting at
the home of Miss Katie Holland for
few days.
J. o. Stanage of the Stanage Motor
company made business trip to Eagle
Wednesday.
Al DeMerschman came in from Salt
Lake this week and has been busy
greeting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Bowles and
daughter were in from Silt Wednesday,
visiting and shopping.
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Mrs. Malkmus and daughter, Ade-
laide, have returned from trip
through the northwest.
James Smith was operated for ap-
pendicitis at the sanitarium Tuesday
by Drs. Hopkins and Crook.
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Leonard Sylvester drove over from
Carbondale this week in the new Buick
he purchased from the Mccoy garage.
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Mrs. A. Thome has been suffering
with severe attack of inflamatory
rheumatism but is able to be up It
present.
Mrs. Sim Mcneil, formerly of Asp
en-, is spending some time in the city
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s
Hum.
Misses Hope Cleveland and Betty
Brown returned Wednesday from trip
to Denver and have resumed thei,
school duties
| James Pierce, who is spending the
winter with Mrs. Barr and sons on the
| /. E. Pratt ranch celebrated his eighty
first birthday this week.
! Miss Katie Sievers and her father
drove from their Carbondale ranch
the first of the week and attended tc
affairs of business and shopping.
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Former Undersherif Richard Ma.
honey has gone to Seattle, Washing
ton, where he expects to locate and
will later send for the family to join
him.
An initial trip in their new Buick
was made by Mr.. George Comrie and
family when they drove over from FL
Jebel Monday. They think J. F..
Mccoy sold them fine car
The Glenwood dance orchestra, com.
posed of Jay Gilmore, Will Burnaugh,
Rollin Smith, Miss Teresa Holland and
Morgan Gavin, played for the dance
at Grand Valley Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mccoy, Mrs. G.
A Hopkins, Miss Margaret Mahoney
and Miss Katie Holland took in the
big fair at Grand Valley Saturday.
They motored over in Mr.. McCoy's
seven passenger Buick
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Mrs. Alice B. Clark, deputy state
superintendent of public instruction,
was in the city Monday while en- route
to the teachers convention at Grand
Junction. Mrs. Clark is the mother Of
Mrs. H. Wilson Pottingef.
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Robert Goette has received the call
to report for duty in the balloon sec
tion Of the aviation corps and will
leave for Fort Omaha next Tuesday.
He is now At Grand Junction and will
arrive in Glenwood Sunday.
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Thursday the Feast Of All Saints
was celebrated in the Catholic church
on which occasion two masses were
read. Friday the Feast Of All Souls
was celebrated and prayers for souls
in purgatory were read at the differ
ept masses.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03

Frank Neubauer of Divide creek
spent Monday and Tuesday at the
county seat.
George Fravert of Denver was mere
this week visiting his brother, Sheriff
C. w. Fravert.
, A special train of seven coaches
carrying soldiers west passed through
the city Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Hahn of New Castle was
in the city Monday and spent the day
with Mrs. B. T. Napier.
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For sale: A lot Of fine Camplri
canary birds. MRS. E. 1. RAwSON,
els l1-3 Silt, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Bufher motornl
down from Minturn Monday and report
a heavy snow fall over part of the
road.
The Orpheum theater has now en-,
gagged the Glenwood dance orchestra
and will no doubt have good music this
J winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Benedeck
arrived in Glenwood Saturday morning
after enjoying short honeymoon TRIP
to Denver. '~E ~au a.
Ed McLearn was up from Rifle
Tuesday, acting in the capacity ot
chairman of the county food conserva
tion committee.
/ Alderman and Mrs. Henry Bosco and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clavel left Wednesday
for California where they will spend
the winter months.
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Mrs. NJ. E. Cunningham left the first
of the week for visit to her old
home in Iowa, where she expects tc
remain for several months.
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Lyle Lowe, who is working for the
colorado Power company at Leadville
spent Saturday and Sunday with lis
parents in Glenwood.
A new Ford truck is on exhibition
at the Stanage garage, and looks fit to
do all the hauling its owner, Bert Card.
nell, plans on doing.
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Clarence Dougan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Dougan, went to Salt Lake
Tuesday and from there will report at
Camp Lewis, Washington.
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Rev. McPhee of Linn, Mass, has
come west hoping the Colorado climate
Will prove beneficial to his little girl,
and is now located in Rifle.
X. 7. Stoll and wife stopped at the
Hotel Glenwood for few days while
en- route to Aspen where they will
spend the winter with their son
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1t grew so cold down the valley this
week that many of the potatoes froze
before they could be sacked and
stored. The mercury lowered to 10
degrees above zero.
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Judge J. L. Noonan, Miss Eleanor
and John, Jr., arrived from the east
Thursday evening and report an ideal
trip. John is feeling spendidly and is
glad to be home again.
Next Thursday afternoon Mrs. West.
hafer and Mrs. Allen will entertain
the Methodist ladies' Aid society At
MIS- Aliens home on Cooper avenue.
A Is cent lunch will be served and q
large attendance is desired
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Word from W. J. Manppall tells Of
rather strenuous overland trip to
San Diego. The car broke down three
or four times, four new tires went bad
and an occasional rough stretch Of road
to hven up matters little made hard
driving, but W. J. say, the trip was
worth the trouble for they saw lots
OF beautiful country, though none to
compare with Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

All delinquent taxes for the year
1915, not paid by the 10th day of No
vember, will be advertised and sold
as the law proyides.
j. A. MacRAE,
County Treasurer.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03
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Miss Mildred Heisler arrived home
Tuesday.
Otto Hahnewald and family motored
over from Rifle Tuesday
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Geo. S. Swigart of Carbondale was
Glenwood visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hammerick were
in from their ranch home Tuesday.
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The genial Zack Higgins of Rifle
was doing business in town Wednesday.
Isn't it awful! Chicago only mas
5000 saloons left to keep down the
drought.
Dr.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citissss
DsAk BLDG. :,
Glen BARK, of the /. E. Pratt place,
has been picking potatoes at the c. C.
Graham ranch near Silt.
A. F.. Soners is i'll at his Roaring
Fork ranch home, but DR.. Stewart re-
ports him improving slowly.
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J. E. Smith, superintendent at Sun
Light is recovering rapidly from a re
cent operation for appendicitis.
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Dave Prendergast was operated al
the Glenwood sanitarium last Wednes
day by Drs. Stewart and Horan.
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Tony Valet of the Mike Bosco ranci
was operated last Monday at the sani
tarium by Drs. Stewart and Horan.
Rocco Lhairo was killed in an ac
dent in the Smuggler mine Tuesday an5
Frank Rose received painful injuries.
Sugar $3.50 per hundred.
klouf 5000 per hundred at
BIGHAM's BAKERY
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+. l.. Peisar mOtorei in the first of
the week from his Cattle creek ranch
for the purpose of consulting DR.. Stew
art.
Richard Mahoney, Jr., is ill at the
home of his parents on Bennett ave.
nue., but is improving under the care Of
DIR. Stewart
County Judge r. J. Smith, who has
been suffering from an attack of pneu-
nonia, is somewhat better as the Post
goes to press.
DIR. Stewart reports the arrival Sun.
day morning of an sHs pound baby girl
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Lake at Cardiff.
Mrs. Alfred Sloss and two children
of Sloss were visiting Monday and
Tuesday, Mrs. sloss being a not too
willing visitor to the dentist
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Mrs. Rose Brauer of the Grundell
ranch on Gypsum creek was operated
At the Glenwood sanitarium last Sun.
day by Drs. Stewart and Horan.
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Mrs J. w. Dollison was called to
Pueblo Sunday morning by = telegram
announcing the serious illness of her
sister.in-law residing at that place.
Bert Mccoy and Jeroni Rosi went
to Denver Monday for the purpose Of
bringing home more new velie cars for
tie Mccoy garage. They returned
Thursday.
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George Thompson, father Of DR..
Thompson who formerly resided in
Glenwood, arrived In the city this week
On . visit to old friends snd 10 look
after land interests.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03
NOTICE TO RED CROSS WORKERS

Please bring all finished work to Red
Cross room in Citizens Bank Tuesday,
November MRS ]. W. CUNdMINS
Vice. Chairman,
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03

J. X. R. Cowden of Silt was in town
yesterday.
Wesley Howard was here from Ant
lers Thursday.
Mr.. Bruce of New Castle was Glen
wood visitor Thursday
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John Wilson, the big cattle buyer of
Grand Junction was here Wednesday.
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The new driver for the Wells Fargo
Express company is F. c. Snyder Of
Basalt.
Joe Faussone passed through Glen
wood Friday on his way home i'll
Marble.
Gyp Schumm of Eagle passed through
Glenwood Friday on his way home
from Denver.
!
Friday, where he had taken car from
Carbondale for N. NJ. Hubbard.
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Jack Brunton of Aspen motorcd
through the city Thursday en- route to
Denver. He was driving his Peerless
car.
y y y
Mrs. H. H. French is confined to her
bed suffering from nervous collapse
and is under medical care of DR.. Hop
kins.
Q. R. Craft, district fiscal agent for
the forest service offices, is spending
a couple of weeks here and is guest
at the Williams.
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Mrs. Tippett Westerman returned
from Grand Junction Thursday and re-
ports wonderfully interesting and in
structive convention.
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The county examining board has GER
titled for U. s. service Charles Pep
piatt of Rifle, but now temporarily To-
Gated at Elko, Nevada.
y y i
Big money made in Wyoming oil
stocks. Will get any stock for you.
See me before investing. E. NJ. CUR
TIS, 81 Grand Ave. Glenwood Springs
Phone, wv. 10-27-tf
H. R. Logan motored to Grand June
tion last week, returning home satur-
day He stopped at Grand Valley in
the interest of the Logan Investment
company and incidentally sold his fine
peach orchard.
G. A. Wetzel, the full fledged ranch
er from Grand Valley, was over Friday
in his hne Dodge car. He has not
turned his back on the faithful little
Ford" but says the Dodge doe.
heavier hauling.
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Through the birth of son to Mrs
Neal Smelcer and the arrival of son
to Mrs. Delbert Weston, nee Mis-
Gladys Barlow, at Neosha, Mo-, Mrs
B. V. Barlow acquired two grandsons
during the month of October.
Tom Riach Of Leadville accompanied
his cousin, John R. Weir, on a pleas
ure ride to New Castle and vicinity
Tuesday. Mr. Riach was greatly bene
fitted by the mineral baths while here
and reluctantly returned home Thurs.
day.
, Mrs. R. N. Peterson, wife of the 10.
cal line foreman on the telephone sys
tenn has returned from a three months
visit with her children residing in III.
lnois and Indiana. A grandson, Vcrn
klinger accompanied her and will re,
main here for the winter
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r. L. Petrie has concluded his time
as substitute for Superintendent Gud-
gel at the road camp and will return
to Canon City Monday morning. The
camp has flourished under his admin
istration and the boys out there are
ready to hand him an Al recommends
tion.
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The Glenwood school faculty has an
additional member in the person of
Miss Underwood, daughter of Stunt. and
Mrs. E. E. Underwood. The young
lady came according to DR.. Clark IS
prescription and the worthy superin.
tendent has been treading only the
high places since Saturday.
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The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03

George Thompson, father Of DR..
Thompson who formerly resided in
Gienwood, arrived in the city this week
On visit to old friends snd to look
after land interests.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03

Word from W. J. Mangpall tells Of
. rather strenuous overland trip to
San Diego. The car broke down three
or four times, four new tires went bad
and an occasional rough stretch Of road
to liven up matters little made hard
driving, but W. J. say, the trip was
worth the trouble for they saw lots
Of beautiful country, though none to
compare with Colorado, ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
DRAFT EXAMINATIONS

The tlrnt days examinations OF thoho
called ln Wheeling and bhlr county
under tho uprratlonn nf ihn anlo0ll'n
hiatt puaaad on with "a much Spton
nr could DO o.pu'lcd l." lao "b'aiho"
tfun those charged with lilo nAainlna
lluns who were iuns at1 Ia n Now oApa''
fence The a.amlnnis dlh not ia"h
huIn In Ihol, n,,ih Ia Iuut lhaio ~an
n Gnnfuniun 81 s"luntoo' aanini an"".
" hluh probably Into foII"d 'a'ho' '""h
,,u,nuta oil aaliniarimr p'"e'unn
NJ fat al Tho r.a"ls'aii"na heSo D."
oasdoI tho 'oI"''I""" -" "'""'i"' :"
ubta,oul lIaah,ily hav" boon "o'npa'n
uyrly few. whlnh Ia q "'"'ll'"h'" "h"~
,ns for tho community. rho "lsiina Tor
exemption Will" ln'r"lr In "'ne"" ~
tbOao who inte,p"ard II" "hloo'I"n y"
norvlnR tholr cnHrlry. III" por'"n'hr"
IN, not m high nm thnt which prevails
IN other nectiona Of tho country.
Nh
II In impossible /" mako any T"'iRh'"
cdtirunto an to tho number or nnnl
accoptlonn to DO ACQUIRED. or wh"th"r
tho quota OF Ohio County cRn bc iill"h
from tho numbers called. Tint Will
depend largely on tho nllownncoH mad"
by tho exemption honrd. which d"uH
not begin It'd work until Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08

GOD IN THE MAKING
Ono Moro Enduring Than Huoo"nn.
HY OHAItI.EH +. TIL WING
Ircnldrni Wcnlorn Itcrorvo lIniv"rnilY

tho uniting nnd III" Apply
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pnwcI ~ oIonll"n az m"nITcm TT IN
huntrI nnd mnnufn'luI inr. r"w"' "'
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rIIr null nnhIu ulrnruu" Ih"n" hhh
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In lmullu"d To- w",nhIr nm II hnif hlVin"
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yIurnr, ho nrhn"wl"hg"h. nnh an" al
tho nIinru Of hin wuIrhip ln TIA" "lrfIrl'
dynamo. n 1T not huw"v"r. I" hr IN
dorntoud TINT the power which "CCl
plcn thin higl place hl tho hivln" tom.
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Trprcnrulr pIIrr IuIcllorI nnh pUi"
will. Mt lunrI nm fully mn doom ia" on
Zinc unh iln connected machinery.
! nut tho American md tho world man
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enduring Hmm umrr"rm. however ON.
lhndIcd nnh nInIn worthy lhnn power.
hnwcv"r npl"uhId- II In II pad wh"""
mnInn drN"rv"n 10 b" ri"lt Throughout
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inTirI waIr aud IunuIn OF ~nI hn""
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81, ,,unIIm,Iunt ga, Il 40 iiiuwnlng rlhEn
.f Ia h""I"nt" II In Ih" 'I"h "h' !"
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hIunh all hnIlur mi m"m e." ~ d~"l
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III,d IIrt,uW thtluIlnu rud1hln'l".
,rrrnnuuIIur Il,r h"m ihnl ih" iu'n""
miud ,un ",r'"ivr. a. ll'" human
heart lnvu ~ ih" human VIII "h"Y
,,u,h Ir Il,r f!"h thrI III" h'rr ~"
hn,IInr lu III" Irru'hru. IN til" hnrpl'
InIn IN tho flrll lIurh In Tia" f!"h 'ho'
' tho wives nud the muthrIn ~" nnh'uE
i'm Ihcir nurIuuu mud prnylnE lnrr NJ
hru,r uurh Ir tbs t!ud TINT hmnri
Iruu mrrrhnnIu nuil hnnh"rr. Ihhni"'n
mud rnrmrru NJ" fluriInR nr they r"h"c'
,upun the forum aud lhr furSon mud ""
mIIr Of tn" world runfllCi America
IN r"nlIy discovering IIn n"ul. Amer
len ~ becoming r"IIgl"u". RcvivnlH
nrr not now pruclnlnlnH md mnV nov
trr prnrlnln III" fnCi Tho formal
church may offer WIlEhl ovld"nC" OF
! the truth IIuI r"nllv religion liz com
Ing Ia punnrru III" drrprHl hrhfl ana
:, the trIraI ruunri"n"r OF TIA" American
NATION Aih"iRm IL inidnE It's force.
IugnurIirinm Ia CraalnB. rhrrllclHm In
far Irna blnlanI aa we'll nv l"Sh com
lmun itrliEIUu la ihin nt"rmfnl CIInIa
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lean people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
EVAnION or TIE li!uUE

lho," ace. many hdI, Ii"nn ,'n tho
grran han rua"ly"d nnuIf Int" the
nnnuuvrtn ~ prillirlnnn VII" nru pInt
lag hniIlntlnIe aud nhufiir,n'k with
tho ,luontl"n. Th"r" Rrr n"m" "uI nnd
out declared pnrulru ~ III" lIuunI
part Tho aauuurl frlrnha uf pruhihl.
Hon ntr not nlnC"iu fiiru,lr Thry nrr
only qualifying 10 plnrmt" mn nntl-
liquor element at home. nni if thoy
rnn huudwiaih thnt "lrmrn, they hrr
going to do It Thun It In Tint mnny
from Mlnnuurl" nnd elsewhere wnnr
10 he "nhuwn" why Hcnntor Gum Shoe
nm" Stone voted for "a national dry"
znnr when 1t wan carried Ia tho lIuIird
btnirn hcunlu Auuunt | by vote OF
IL Ia 20.
tnimr pr"hihlilunlri are clunrly In
rprcllnE The w"ohpiln" for nome ilnTh
explanation Tho mont plnunlhln QUO
Ia thai H,a.atni ht"nu In iahlng hla
iuin Ia nurh ''h"n" 'l,y' hIun. an wnn
i~iro "n"ird "n,r ,mrilrh. Icy hin rni
league. HunuI,i Itrud II allnuIl bn
IrunUmhorci HAT Iho rI"n"ni pi"hlhi
Il"n amendment m"h.n nu ns'npII"u
ftI u,ta,,uuI ,n.r % hone " Ia, t,uI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
TRUE. WAR ECONOMY


M ihr wnr pruc""hr. hnh onpcclnllr
'lf II lnrlu II lunp IIm". u will h"cun"
! mrrcnuinEly n"CrunnrY "a Turn tho pro.
,1urIlyr nCllvItIrH "r III" nation from
lhlnEr TINT rnn br hiHp"nu"d with Ia
| thInHn TINT nrr n"C"Wnry Tor tho con
duet of tho wnr ma oIh"rwINo.
nut lf, owing Ia TIA" nrrhn or III"
war CnrInln IInra OF buHinCHn uny hnd
probably viii have 10 be- "Elln-
Gulrhrd fnr The tim" being. md the
ncliviiirn ur those. who have lnndlrd
them heretofore utlltk"d In other dl'
| rcctIoua. let the evolution come grad
unIlv and moi with II Sudden Jerk which
would give II ur"dI"rS Jar To tho dell
: cate machinery ar hnsln"nn.
| Ia whatever rrnp"rIn aud f"I IN long
nv W. can maintain tia" normal GnuIn'
" IIndr. without iirIrlnIcni IL nnT ni
prrmiu lash tho rucConnfIIl ending or
the war. We should, believe. do NJ
Iiut VIZ rnn nnh umImrnli"nnhlr
should at once proceed 1" Inhn much
rinrr each one II No. mn will inuilu'r,
| II may TO" Ia" Ioin. primary nav
| lnEr
! ihi, IT, az '"u,n" ""inI'i"s ruh
Irrl viii Gully uuul" "ur h"m"lr Ia
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TINT 10 the ,nnnIri r"ulinm"" f"t u l'nE
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! rn,y 10 rrnnri Ia NOR" drnntl" nn'l
dozen tutIinp ulonur,rrr 81 rnvlnR
II we every "u" 81 un In "ut lnll
| 4 In nj Ian
lion ~ tho avoidance ur IhnI wnrir "
fund nuh mninrInl fu which hmrrlcn
| III prnv"rblnl If "" deny "uIn"lvrr n
few lnhulE"nCcn Ia IT," way 81 emitting
nnh drlnhluE md Into entertaining.
n WV do il,ur" nuh n f"w riurlInr rinpl"
/ things. tn" r"uuliInR nnil"nnl "hrlmH
In tho nEEIrEni" will j." "n"rm",Ir. tn"
stock ~ national nnr"In will u" ln
! rr"nrril mud ma one will hr damaged
| hy the lruc"rr IN hin own hnnlmrrr
ThIr Ir II rrIld" nnh nhrIuur "snmpl"
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