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my four YEARS
IN GERMANY
(Conttnued Prom FIRST Pa4aa

ated at the foot OF the Vosges noun
tatns on the banks or the Rhine-Marne
canal. Its garrison comprised the staff
and two battalious Of infantry regiment
No. 81. commanded by Won Reuter-, and
among it's officers was q Lieutenant Won
Forstner, young man only twenty
~years old. whose boyiSh appearance had
excited the school children and boys
working in nearby iron factories to rldi-
Guile him.
It became known that this young 9TH
Ger. while inStructins his men. had in
suited the French flag and had called
the ASatian recruits "wackes." a nick
name meaning "sQuarehead." and fire.
ouently used by the people OF Alsace-
Lorraine in a jocular way. but holly
resented by them il used toward them
by others. 1t was further reported that
he had promised his men Il reward Of
ten marks ii one Of them. in case OF
trouble. should bring down 4 social
democrat.
ForStner had told his men to beware.
and warned them against listening to
French foreign agents, whom the Ger
mans claimed were inducing French SOL
diers to desert in order to join the
French legion. 1t is probable that
Forstner, ia talking to his men Of the
French Foreign legion. used language
offensive to French ears.
He admitted that he had used tho
word "wackes" in defiance Of an order
Of the commanding general. and for this
he had been punished with several days
confinement in military prison. Lieu
tenant Forstner. who was ordered To in
struct his squad about the regulations
in case OF trouble with the civilian pop
u1atton, claimed that he had only added
TO, the usual instructions q statement
that every true soldier should do his
best to suppress any disturbance and
\ that he (Forstner) would give special
reward to any Of his men who would
arrest one Of these damned social
democrats"
Reports Of the acts Of Forstner and
other officers were rapidly spread
among the population. The two news
papers Of Zabern published articles. The
axcttemsnt grew and there were demon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
MODERN METHODS
FOR AILING MEN
SEEKING RELIEF
edical Doctors Treat Sclen'
tIficatly Many Diseases ,...
Peculiar to Men.

Rectal troubles. including Hemor.
rhoids, istula, assures and other pain
full and distressing conditions, yield
readily to the Electro-MediCal Treat
ment, and the cost for treatment is so
moderate that no ailing man should
hesitate to visit the institute for treat
menL.
Kidney, bladder and prostate trou-
bles may have more complications
than are presented by other diseased
organs, but under careful proper treat
ment these conditions are seldom as
serious as they appear 10 the one al
flicted.
Another source OF distress to the
sufferer ls.-blood poison. Blood pois..
onlng requires not only knowledge OF
the disease--but the ability to proper
~ administer the treatments which IN
some cases require the famous sos
and "914" treatments originated. oy
DR.. Paul Ehrlich. the deceased Euro
.r"c- scientist. winner Of the Noble
plize These remedies are also known
as "Salvarsan" and "Neo Salvarsan.'
The Ills OF men are loo numerous 10
menuon-but whatever the affection,
modern treatment awaits the su1efer
at the Electro-M edical Doctors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
KIDNEY DISEASES
REQUIRE BEST OF
MEDICAL SERVICE

Chronic dicases are increasing in prev
alence yearly. More people suffer from
kidney disease than most people have
any realization Of Why should this be?
Why is ii so: Why is this sad condition
OF affairS-how can these chronic dis
eases exist with the knowledge OF mod
ern medicine?
Think Of the long list Of prominent
men whose lives went out before the al
most unimped"d march Of Bright's dis
ease and diabetes. Think of the loved
ones. tho friends, the acquaintance who
have gone down to an untimcly grave
caused by these diSeases--and the almost
vain appeal for help from the ail!ng.
The Electro-Nlcdical Doctors have con-
tended from the first that kidney disease
fatalities might be reduced 10 n minimum
II treated by modern methods and by an
experienced physician. Simply physt-
clan who has treated largo number Of
these diseases and through his export
snce knows what is required to give the
utmost results without fuEther expert
mentS,
The general practitioner Is often but a
Pure Schooled Doctor" whose few cases
may hold one or more cases of kidney
disease. He treats scores Of acute nll-
ments and must have q general knowl-
edge OIL 30 many OlSGdScS, lIltl IL Is III
possible for him to become unusually
proficient In any single ailrnent or dis
ease. 1t Is impossible that any physician
can possess range Of knowledge sufti-
Client TO enable him to treat successfully
all diseases, both acute and chronic. we'll
defined and obscure, comprised by cir
Gums eances known and unknown. The
physician who tries to do this non
learns no has made an all around failure.
The busy family practitioner Is never
enabled to apply his talent to the diseases
which his natural qualifications might
warrant him IN becoming grandly sue:
cessful in treating.
Those with kidney diseases must OF
necessity Look to the specialists II they
would secure for themselves the highest
Of real skill In the treatment OF these
troubles.
The Electro-Medical Doctors specialize
In chronic diseases. and to this may be
attributed considerable portion of their
great success in such ailments as they
accept for treatment.
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DON'T SUFFER ANY lOh6ER
WITH CAIARRH

Il You Are Afflicted With This Truly
1,oathso1ue Disease, You Owe 1t to
Yourself, Your Family, Yopr Friends,
Your NeiShhoTlTo Grasp the oppoT-
tun;ty Of Consulting tho E1ectro-Medt-
cal Doctors, Whose Ozone Treatment
La Been Successful in Hundreds Of
Cases.
Catarrh anywhere in the head or
throat or ears Is right next to the brain.
The catArrh germ grows fast. does an
/ enormous amount Of damage In its bur-
rowtng into no bone and flesh and Is
difficult to destroy. There are thou
sands Of little nerves that run from ali
parts OF tho face and head to the brain.
Some Of these little nerves probably
have to pass through q mass Of ca
tarrha1 Inflammation on the road to the
brain When they do they are weak
ened. and sometimes destroyed
What affects the nerves Is bound to
affect the brain, and when the nerves
are deadened by constant catarrhal dis
charge there Is bound to be a certain
torpor or stupidity brought about In tho
brain Of the victim. Thus follows Sleep
~lessness. inability to think clearly. or
connect ideas. loss Of memory. lack or
concentrs ton. lack OF presence Of mind
and wandering thought.
Catarrh as any sufferer knows. also
has a dreadful effect on the hearing.
many persons being partially or totally
deaf as a result OF the ravageS OF this
terrible aftliction. Catarrhal deafness"
is as videsprSr. almost. as ordinary
colds"
Science has eminent physicians In all
parts OF the world who have placed their
stamp OF approval on the Flectro-Med-
ical Doctors, are now prepared to give
these treatments.
The ozone treatment Is simplicity it
SELF: its very simplicity. and natrralness
being It's chief recommendation. There
is nothing mysterious about II. OF its APP
p1catton.
Ozone Is a;r-pure air. Everyone knows
that pure a;r Is the most wonderful germ
destroyer :.,.rwn to human beings. In;
tho treatment OF catarrh. this ozone is
generated in an electrical machine. and
is inhaled by the patient. 1t is just like
breathing, only every breath brings into
\ the head throat. lungs. pure air-na-
lures own curative agent. Simple nedt-
cfhes, specially prepared to heal and
strengthen are also given in this treat
zn4ut-the combination being the last
word In the scientific treatment of ca
tarrh.
If YOU or any Of your friends. suffer
from this loathsome disease. for loath-
some II is to many. a visit to the office
Of the Electro Medical Doctors is more
than the right thing TO dot is "A
DUTY AND ONE WHICH SHOULD
NOT BE NEGLECTED.
These specialists are glad 10 have the
opportunity of explaining their treat
kpents. II a patient IS accepted 1t is with
the certainty that everything will be
done that can be done to restore him or
her to full health Charges are always
moderate.
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Personals and Briefs.

Ligc Crider, Of Elm Grove. was bust
ness caller In Sugar Grove yesterday.
French Walton and Feeldrn Frasher.
young men OF Elm Grove, resumed their
studies at Philadelphia district high
school yesterday.
Miss Edith Wilcs. of Park View, Is
visiting relatives in "arwood.
Dr. j. 81. Houston, Of Elm Grove spent
yesterday In Sugar Grove transactins
business.
The house Of Slater Davis, on Stone
Church road, is rapidly nearing compile
ton.
Mr.. 4. K. McVcy. Of West Alexander,
Is visiting his son at Cleveland. Q.
Mrs. Mary Smith. of Stone Church
road had moved to Gambel avenue.
Mrs. Il. Clark Of Stone church road.
has moved into a house Of Mr. VIM. Baird
on tho same street.
A meeting of Company NJ. Of the Boys
RBrigudr. will be held in the basement
OF the Stone Presbyterian church to-
night.
+. N. Atkinson and family. Of Elm
Grove" have returned from weekend
trip TO Hickory, Pa.
Miss Hrurricu Sanderson. Of Wells
burg. has loft for home after visiting
relatives la WnodSdAle.
Regular practice OF r. n. H. S. foot
ball team was held last night. Six new
men repurtrd for pructicc
John Mcclure has returned home after
spending several days in Pittsburgh.
Eugene Moore. OF Elm Heights, Is con-
fined To his home on account OF illness.
V J.. Eberlr, uf Elkhcart, Pa. spent
yesterday IN the pike district trhnsactlng
business.
Mrs. Wesley Rice. or Elm Grove. Is
still confined tn her home OH Main street
with illness.
John Trussell. of Elm Grove. still re-
mains seriously i'll 1T his home on Stone
Church road. with typhoid fewer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
SCORES HELPLESS
FROM RHEUMATISM

The gravity Of Rheumatism Is not Al
ways fully appreciated by sufferers from
this disease, as many afflicted people be-
lieve It a trivial matter not worthy or
serious attention until the symptoms
have become so lad that treatment be-
comes imperative. 1t Is then that the
patient goes through weeks, months and
sometimes years Of misery through haXr.
ing started treatment at this late day.. ~
Rheumatism is not readily durable, and
It Is, in fact, far from It; indeed, II is one,
of the most stubborn of ailments once IL
obtained a thorough hold OF the afflicted
one. When Rheumatism has gone so far
as to enlarge or stiffen the joints OF the
sufferer, the case Is usually considered
hopeless-incurable Becoming acquaint.
ed with this fact and feeling his or her.
self drifting from the durable into the
incurable stage, Is anything but one of''
happiness in view Of the future.
The Electro-Medic Doctors, whose'
Wheeling institute comprises the CONF
plete second floor over Griests Cut Rate
Pharmacy, at 1927 Market street, haNa
had wonderful success in the treatment:
of rheumatism often even after othcra'
have failed to give the sufferer relief!
Testimonial after testimonial have been
Rtven to the Electro Medical Doctors att
testing this fact. and rheumatic suffer-"
ers cannot do better than by consulting
the Electro Medical Doctors at once. al
anpRrnrE ..u:
"Electrtcity, with Its wonderful nownr
to relieve suffering and cure disease. 'is
supreme 1t Is natures method. reHu-
lated by human ingenuity.
Medical Doctors.
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MRS. annie HUNT
Testimonial
MRS. ANNIE HUNT.
Mnnudsville. W. Va.

After many years Of suffering from a
of diseases. such as con-
stIpatIon. indigestion. bloating after
meals. poor blood. rheumatism. dropsy
Of my feet. glandular enlargement and
cough. loss OF Sleep. ana strength and
exhausting every remedy suggested by
the physicians and my friends-I was
finally compelled to do something to
Ind relief. I had read Of the strange
cures in other cases like mine. by the
Doctors, 1877 Market
street. Wheeling. ". Va, that I decided
to place my case in their hands without
further delay And now after q FEW
weeks treatment / feel like new wo-
rnar. My rheumatism and dropsy are
gone and the heavy feeling In my legs
has disappeared. can eat and sleep
fnr and am gaining weight nicely. l
must say to my friends and other sur
ferers like myself that tho treatment Of
the Electro-Medical Doctors Is the best
in the world. MRS. ANNIE HUNT.
Moundsvllle, w. Va
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0UT-TRE-PIkE
Elm Grove Red Cross.

The Red Cross chapter Of Elm Grove
will to-day resume activity In the Thorn
burg Brothers Undertaking ParlorS, on
Key avenue. About Il week ago the
chapter asked for the donation OF one
sowing machine. Instead of one. three
were received. the donors being Mrs. Be
dillon. Mrs James Riuc and Mrs. O. j..
Henderson. AZ fur machines are now
at headquarters, much more work can
be done The work will be started In
earnest to-day. Two women have been
named to be in charge of the meeting
each day. Those in charge are:
Mnnday-Mrs. Geo. H. =. Schmidt and
Miss Eleanor Stein.
Tucsday-N1rs. r. N. Peddicord and
Mrs. james Hutchinson.
Wcducsday-M w. ". Fardy and
Miss Ross Shields
Thursday--Mrs. Harry kimmins and
Miss Mayme Brown
Friday--Mrs. Dolan md Mrs. VI. A..
Madden.
All women Of Elm Grow" arc requested
TO sew ut headquarters Whenever posi-
bic. It is necessary 10 take only thin
bles rs the thread and noodles are fur
nished The meeting will he held in the
Thornhurg Undertaking Faryors. which
Mr.. II. NJ. Thnrnburg has kindly Offered
for use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
WAS FRANTIC WITH
ABSCESS OF EAR

Wheeling, W. Va, Jan. &c, 1871,
On Nov LIST. 1916, was attacked With
most violent pain In my ear. which
was attended with great discharge ri
pus was frantic with palm and con-
suited several doctors. but got no. relts-.
was then advised by my friends who
saw my suffering to consult the Elec-
tro- Medical Doctors. of 1927 Market
street, md floor, Wheeling. And now.
afler q few weeks treatment az the1r
hands, am entirely we'll Of the car
troni,ie and my general health Is won.
derfully improved. My Improvement
ard cure dated from the very first trea:-
ment. Respectfully,
JOHN K DAVIS.
R r. d. No. 9. Box 132
Wheeling ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
NEGRO UNIT AT EACH ..
OF THE CANTONMENTS's
q

WASHINGTON. Oct. with plenty +.
Of room available at the national army
environments. due to the large number
Of men to be withdrawn to fill up the.
national guard md other branches. thai
war department has again modified its
plans for training negro troops OF tha-,
national army forces. 1t Is now thtEI
purpose, Secretary Baker said to-day, to"
train complete unit OF negroes at each:
Of the sixteen environments. instead Ok
training them only at cantonments to
which q considerable number report. The :
size Of the unit will depend upon the :
number Of negro drafted men from the
divisional area which. supplies each cam :
Torment but where there is large SUR.
plus men will be sent to posts with
smaller numbers for consolidation with
the training units there.
The first drafted negroes will be mob
ilized under the call OF October 8. The
number to be taken from each division
will not be uniform and the allotment
has not been announced. ~
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Mr.. Stanley Obegenski
Testimony Of Mr. Stanley obegensd.
McMeoaen, W. Va,

Previous to June 30, 1917. I for some
time had great trouble with my stom-
ach. Nothing tasted right; had great
pain and constant gripping in my
bowels and could not sleep. I was con-
stipated and would bloat up after eat
ing anything. / finally became too weak
to- DO my work In the mines. took
every medicine the physicians and my
friends could think VI but no relief
catue TO me. l was entirely knocked out.
Then l went to Wheeling to See the
Electro Medical Doctors who, l was
told. treated bnd stomach troubles 80
successfully. After two weeks treatment
by their method was able TO ent AMI
sleep well and now l am back at work
feeling excellent.
hope every one who may be suffer
ing like me will so and see these Doc
tors.
STANIY EGENSKI.
McMechen. w. Va
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Michael Petros
Wheeling, w. Va. Sept. l. 1917.

w necllnR, w. Va, oePt. - 4SAi'
To whom 1t may concern:
For two years l have suffered with
great pain in my right side and lower
part of my liver. The pain was so great
sometimes that / had to give UP mri
work for days At q time. The doctors
pronounced my complaint case Of Gall
Stone, and advised ME to have an opera
ton performed u once. But thinking
that was not in o condition physically
strong enough 10 undergo the Surgery.
I was advised to consult The Electro
Ndical Doctors, Of No. 1927 Markt St..
second floor Wheeling, W. Va, and
have an X-Ray examination made and
see what the real trouble might be. Tia
Doctors made a very careful investiga-
ton and found q we'll defined nest OF
stones in the gall bladder.
As the Doctors had q number Of curss.
in cases like mine by The Electro-Medi-
cal system Of treatment at once placed
my case In their hands.
After few days my pains stopped
and was able to go back to work. And
now I am entirely we'll and feeling bet
ter than 1 have for years. And all this
without an OPERATION.
Respectfully, :.
MICHAEL PETRoS, =
Benwood, w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
GERMAN PLOTS in
COSTA RIGA ALLEGED

NEW YORK. Oct. l.-Agents Of the
department of justice took into custody
from Il steamship in from Central Amer
lean ports. today, IL civil engineer who
had in his possession carefully made
Typographical maps of Costa Rlca. The
man. whose identity was moi disclosed,
WIS taken ashore to be questioned.
STATEMENTS that Costa Ricn was prin-
cIpully dominated by German influence
until the Gonzales government was re-
tired. were made by American pas
sengers from Costa Rica aboard the
ship. Many plots OF German origin
were subsequently unearthed. II was
said. and many arrests made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02

STATIONS against the officials. ana
especially Fursiucr. FINALLY conditions
became Dad that Colonel Won Reuter-
requested tho head Of the local civil al
ministration. Director Mailer. 10 re-
store order. stating that he would take
tie matter into his own hands II order
we're not restored.
The director. Il native OF small VII
laSe near Zabern. replied coolly that ne
saw no necessity for interfering win
peace-loving and law-ab!ding people. a
large crowd assembled in front OF tho
barracks on November 90. 1913. Colonel
Won Reuter- ordered Lieutenant Schad.
commanding tho guard as officer Of the
day. to dispense the crowd.
Accordingly. Lieutenant Schad called
the guard 70 arms and three times sum-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
JupaEsH1p ro1 JoE1noA.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Charles +.
Johnson, former United States senate:
Of Waterville, Ne. was today nomi--
mated by President Wilson as United
States circuit judge, First judicial dis
trict. 10 succeed Judge Putnam. who re-
Gently resigned
Other nominations include: .'s
United States attorneys: William A:
Hunly of Anchorage. Alaska. division
Nos, district Of Alaska; Edwin Lowry.
Humes Of Pittsburgh. Pa. western dis
trict Of Pennsylvania United States
marshal F. H. Brennan OF Valdez.
Alaska, for division No. s. district OF
Alaska.
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TO PIX MILK PRICE.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. l.r-Louia Latter.
president IF n Highland. Illinois.) con-
denscd milk company. said her" today
thnt the federal food administration
has accepted u suggestion madr by the
large milk condenSing companies, that
the government supervise thu cameo
milk industry and fix prices tn tho pub
lie.
William T, Nardin Of st. Louis. and
five others. have bean named by Food
Controller Hoover. az II committee 20
corporate with representatives nf the
food administration IN the conduct ~
tho business. he said
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SUFFERED AGONY
WITH HER STOMACH
To whom this may concerns

For three years 1 nave been sulIetIHg
with constant pain in my stomach and
bowels and at times I was 80 afflicted
that I could not eat or sleep. and was
losing flesh rapidly. l consulted several
physicians and took all kinds OF medl-
cine without getting any kind Of relief.
Ono Sunday I happened to zee the advcr-
tisement OK the Electro Medical Doct, 8
in tho Sunday News Of Wheeling. and
concluded to consult them which l did
the following Monday and put my case
in their hands Now l wish TO say. aftcr
weekg treatment, 1 am entirely free
from pain, eat we'll. sleep we'll and am
gaining flesh and feel fine
I feel that I should make this state
ment for tht benefit OF any one suffering
like me.
MRS. DANNA MONETTI.
2622 Vance Avenue,
Warwood, W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
TRIADELPHA DISTRICT EQUAL
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE REFLECTS

The members Of the TriadclphIa Dis
trict Equal Suffrage league. held their
hrst meut!ng for the var, at the home
of Mrs. ". d. Mccoy, yesterday after
noon. The officers Of last year were
Reelected as follows Mrs. w. d. Nc
Coy, leader Mrs Edgar Boyd, secrctry;
Mrs. Cahrles J.. Mason. treasurer.
The meetings for tho coming year
will he cid ut any schcduled time. on
account OF tho members devotlng 30
much Of their time to Red Cross work.
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Statement OF
Mr.. James SeValS
313 Twelfth Street,
Wheeling.

"I am a mill workman and my "o.n
is more or less ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
my feet during working hours.
Some time ago l developed nervous, =
weakness in my legs end they te;I ~
Then followed rheumatism and lumoaso
In my back. .,o,
IT had constipation and indigestlon.
with liver trouble. and catarrn o1 lI'
nose and throat. -.
fectcd by the combination treatmens
given by the F.lcctro-Medical Doctors d.
1877 Market ST.. concluded to try "ha'
they could dc for Sly case. o
After six weeks treatment and az
very reasonable expense. I got entireiy
well-without losing Il single day from
my work during The cure.
JAMES SERTAIS.
1913 Twelfth Street.
wheeling. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
INDIA SEEKS AUTONOMY,

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA letter to
President Wilson from 4. Iuhramau!crn
honorary president of tho Indian Home
rulo leHgue. urging tho president to
interest himself in home rule for India.
was presented to tn" state department
today BY Henry lIntrhncr. who brought
it from India. The writer declares
India Is ready To furnish ton million
men to help win the war If granted
autonomy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02

The chorus Of the Stone Presbyterian
church will hold Its regular weekly
meeting next Thursday evening In the
church. This Will be the last practice
before Rally Day which will be held this
cunning Sunday. Several beautiful Sc
ltcunns VIII lie rendered uu this ocCa-
siun when Il large number OF the teach
ers' trimming class graduate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02

OF the West Virginia Traction and Elec-
trio Company, at Fulton. near Schcnlss
packing house. The curve has been in
bad condition for some time. AS part Of
the rail was broken away. and the new
curve has already been received. While
tho rails are being laid the ears wifi SIN
glc-track back over Bow street.
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Will Close Road.

The road Mt Fulton Will be closed to-
day. when tho mon Of ths W. Va & Z. q.
Co. finish the job that they have boon
working on since last May. The bed OF
the road WAS concreted and then tho
pa wing blocks were laid, thus making a
road that will last for years.
In IA few weeks the road Will again be
torn up In order that the water CON-