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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

contributions to a Red Cross fund
for erection and equipment OF two
base hospitals at San Francisco, one
for the army and another for the
navy. passed the $4,000 mark
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

The Cambridge historical pageant,
which was to have been presented in
the Harvard Stadium next June, was
postponed because of the international
situation. /
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

Governor Edge OF New Jersey 81.
sued proclamation urging enlistneD
In the National Guard regiments o.
the States.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
HOUSE NoTEs

The bills requiring the city attorney
and county attorneys to aid the poor
free Of charge, passed second reading.
This is the 18th day of the session.
Three days remain for the introduce
ton of bills.
Speaker Holstein's biennial dinner
to tie house. press and few invited
guests win be held at 7 o'clock Thurs
day evening at the Alexander Young
Hotel. f.
A petition was read from Hawaiian
citizens of Kauai asking that lands in
Wailua be opened up for homestead
purposes. !. =,
Senator Shingles bill extending for
10 years exemption on certain proper
ty from taxation, passed second read
ing. ID
The house bill providing additional
salary OF 1920, a year for circuit
judges passed second reading.
A Dill providing luftner2 punlsnlDent
fer persons convicted of needless ariv-
ing passed second reading.
With the appropriation cut from
100000 to $4,000, the bill to REIN.
burse certain poi manufacturers who
suffered losses in 1911 during cam
paign to prevent the spread of cholera
passed third reading.
The substitute bill providing a pen
sicn fund FOR policemen, firemen and
bandsmen, passed third reading with
minor amendments.
The bin appropriating $4,000 for a
school for detectives passed third read
ing.
The following bills were introduced
IN the house today:
House Bill 442-To reimburse Maui
county in lthe sum of ssf6S advanced
for the construction OF a homestead
road in AEakawao. Tayares.
house bin 443-R Relating to reports
OF Cities and counties and county aud
itors. --Tapares sfF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
FROM MISUNDERSTANDING
One Killed Four Hurt at Drydock

One borera four others all
enpes OF M Hawaiian Dredging Company
or Eeton hopper 1t carrying
Although
SIX bolts shed clean The
Henry Schuo Yoshizuka
and bruises The knock
ed off the emil Of the wharf
Sheriff
for T
OTTAWA
NAVY RECRUITING WINS MANY THOUSANDS
ting splendid resut according the
MILITARY CENSORSHIP Blk IS PLANNED
of War Baker Secretary Daniels and George pubci
H bureau 30 las appointed by President Wilson,
plan the military censorship BILL abs ss@
N.. sZs, &C, II. SELMA TO RUN FOR sUPE RWsoR
H Blna the ranch and daryman friends
that he will be candidate supervisor at the coming city election
HOUSE coNcURs in CHARTER AMENDMENTS
esentatves this
showed K ea Miles and Mossman voted in the negative
:" WILL eEND MESSAGE WAIKIKI PROJECT
joint
HOUSE COMMITTEE FAvoRs CHINESE IMMIGRATION
resolution i3 which asking
be
industries The committee report points that much land
adds that would
benefit to the territory. s 5
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

Speaker Holstein's biennial dinner
to tie house. press and few invited
guests win be held at 7 o'clock Thurs
day evening at the Alexander Young
Hotel. t . r..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

A petition was read from Hawaiian
citizens of Kauai asking that lands in
Wailua be opened up for homestead
purposes. !. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

This is the 47th day of the session.
Three days remain for the introduc-
tien of bills
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

Senator Shingles bill extending fol
10 years exemption on certain proper
ty from taxation, passed second read
ing. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

The bills requiring the city attorney
and county attorneys to aid the poor
free Of charge, passed second reading.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
MILITARY CENSORSHIP elLL Is PLANNED

$50 as3 &C. n. eELLINAF TO RUN FOR suPE RvfsoR
c. H Bellina the well ranc b and daryman. has
that he will be candidate supervisor at the coming city
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
NAVY RECRUITING WINS MANY rHousAnns

ASFiINGTON D. g, April 16.-The navy Recruiting bureau
iendfd results according to reports the depatmen ens
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HOUSE coNcURs IN CHARTER AMENDMENTS

sentatives
in
showed Ka Lea Miles Mossman voted the NEGATIVE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
Ripping Rhymes
ItEADY TO 90
uy WALT MNSUT

nv, rrrn all lhinsn man may see.
Nv, known all things man may
Luuwg nud Whom Death n"'h"'"''a
,,,Iucn Ia mo. ~ nay. All 'lEh'.
,, .l6IIv Pc nut a." ''llI"l' lie
amman, Inn and lravn ihln world 81
tuu,s und toll. IA lii" !" 80" 81"
4 oI,nr mn riod im "''h" "h"ar"'
u,,L, nT all Long y"nIn ] v" i've"
and tluun nay worth an lion, '""'"'
,,,ih Inl,uir rnw u couch h"niH" 'h"
uI1 prny hlrh will u""Im Inviting ""'n
I,,, Ih,,uIrh nut "ro ! PAM lh'"'lGh
Iurdnn'r rhIII. I" r""ui Ia ro""
rrrycr ufnr. III Hi" I" ~" "'d h"'"
rr nm adorned With f"nlh"rn NM
wlth Inr do not und"rrinuI I'M"
mon who hing to Iif" when h'"" u
;,ur, WIN urnl h" called nnd rhIi""
,vuIn before they'll ninrt FOR TONER
,J,,r, do not umdcrhinnd tn" dr"h"
,Itb which mon Wow cnuch az cihS.
nm rpr more pl"nnnnl |" u" "'n"
hmm uIrhInE round In p""pI"h why
r1I rIndly no when. loud ana nhrl'''
,,,r mi rrlm hzrnrl'n c"mmnh"".
I'm, nrm III GcN old Knlrcr III IhHr""
Iu.thc 1ldormint'n hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
THE PROSPEROUS B. & O.

Tho annual report OF the operations
oy Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
system, Is an interesting document IN
many respects, chiefly in showing the
truth OF the contentious made by 1t
ind other roads before the Interstate
Commerce Commission. that while II
Sna truo tho railroads were doing Il
largely Increased busIleHn du" to the
demands OF war. they were nlso being
AIblcctcd TO extraordinary operating
,npcnpcs, Thus tho baltimore nnu
Ohio rond exhibits IN Increase In opcr-
king rcvenurn OF $l6.26l.2lh In tho
nast flscal year. with IL total OF $llh.-
d6SS8l, which was offset by mcreased
Operating expenses amounting 20 *l'.
sol. 692, or half IL million moro than the
Increased revenues.
The total operating expenses were
81 AGA. .94. showing that the ratio OIL
operating expenses TO total revenues
8as 722l per cent. compared with
dir per cent for the previous year
The increased expenses were due IN
1hrt to more liberal maintenance
nrogram and t0 the larger volume OF
business handled. but also reflect the
lncreasing costs OF labor. materials
.rnd supplies. The gross income from
lhr years Operating WAS sufficient L"
onabio tho cuinpauy To meet lln HAou
AMI other ,hnIgos Ia pay The cntab
llahnd Iuu, pei cont dividend upon III"
utoInTted sLo'h nvo pee cont upon iho
common at"'h tm,d l." leave IA nnIpina
n .:GIl. GuH 30 All OF which r"tlo"ta
III high character aud eH'''""'' "'
Ito uruIul n,lmlnlniini"rn 81 lhla gt"at
nHd rnnatnnily gr"wing trunk lin"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
By LEW HAHN
hRTIC lie 1T.

hrrnicaIIy rrhrlI"h a"aIn'f are INC
commonplace Of stores whirh aim IN
please and there are few, very lew.
lnrEc stores thai rin not pas%innh'rIS
aim to please rhr INSTITUTION of more
than Iwu deliveries per day I'm any
line at trade, even that al The dealer
In fruits ANA vrErthblrH. where WAFER
rrraa can wiII ntd rhrrIl's lnHr IU'If
pIIsIln" bloom uI rumpIr hIun tnhII
have occurred only III II hu'ihr"r
diniu. rirrr hr,Il" win Tia" l'N"I al
competition aud rluw ptITnIi'd 10y
puIInn4 h-ridu ~lIm Hh lt"h i"hhn
aa - Liu,h .inInnIiinn
I" rv"iy rrIG r'ar"'IInr. ordinarily
d''rni mim,I'h pure Ins'I al h'idl"r.
at niIl. lr.. u-rI Ia Il,.- Ir.Ir"I,uI t"lI'l
at ,unniI, rul.IrrI nu'ha nav 'l'l"Ii"h
II"ur ~" lrru'IuIIl abused prlvlI"r"
II rlu,u ih' mrr. lhr" "d tl"ir -.
tom nnd u"l" T." "th"'.. uniui"r ""h
Irultu,," 1T no: r'"'". I" r"r"Iii"r.
Ih"r' It, 80 u"r'l I" tell nny w""r"u
IIyiur IL 'Ily at -, nnu population 81
over whnl 'IlInuH NJ, ,lutly '"Innii'i"d
IN IL" nam" " "" "ry"hrur" priv.
counts. worn ~ rsrial fIurIr"ua mnd
lIru shipped hur,r as unsatisfactory.
hhir urhrTrd In Tho SAM" way. sim.
ilnrlv wurn until their freshness has
h"rn ravith"d. and returned without
hr EmHll".t conjunction. alterations
ordered which make III" articles I'm.
pu&SihI" Of sale Afterwards. only 10 h"
REJECTED after alteration with supcrcii.
business and contempt In lieu OF phy'
m"nt III even OF apology. SubstiluitnnS
Of goods BOUGHT nj one store for those
bought ar anuihcr. exercise ~ tho
privilege Of return after the lapse OF
periods / do not cXagGcratc- long
IN ten years these and countless
Ot her abuses. some Of which nvrrnhsS
lmpud"rcr and verge upon actual
crime. have been the common. every
day experience OF hundreds Of Amer
can ahurkrrrrrs.
And now the War Economy Com
mltlrr uf the retailers. bravery hup'
ported 10y the Commercial Economy
Hoard of The Connect OF National DO.
rclr"nChH"mi TO something resembling
human drc"ncy. for which IT. Will
appeal Ia The indulE"nt American
people tor patriotic support,
II tn" Amrrirnn people fnil to Riro
hat support. and i( il civ" our arnicn
in The field nu better measure of sym
patty and support than II has given
liz retail iradcSpcoplc during tho ton
years OF prosperous peace now paRt.
then Heaven help tho American pe0'
pie. Iia liberties. and tho licenses to
which II has become so ChrOnlcally
addicted that II has learned 10 regard
them IN It's rights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
NEW CHARTERS ISSUED

,.,IAut.rsrnN. W. Va. AuH. " '.o'
a,, ,.b,r,crr wrrr lnrurh i"hny ny III"
,crotnrv If ntatn to tho toil""'hH '"'
ccrnn: r con,-
unycnrwood $4,000 cnp't"'
-,o,.h. iu pro-prct for oil IN J"'Nn
c,un,v nhnut lLnvrnnwn"d: inc"rl'"rh'''
nv william NJ Arnold. 6. III. W"'h'''' a.
" Morvnn, \. G. Ititchio. IL. L. b""K'"'
all Of Rnvcn"wh"d. ,.,
rr.y.IrnI ,Inn Conl company. ''"V"-
lunL. O.. 1250O00 capital "l"ch' I" NY
.r,t. mincr In brooke county '"'"' ~"
,tcd nv John l.. Hcnhn"r "t 'ir"' '".'' :,
~ ,rIluv.Iun, IT, T., Mlllhon ana E'
.,,,L. Mi nr cleveland. nnd J"hh '''
,IIchmcr nf rnrk"rnhnrE a.
,yruuluv county i!nnk, flh"'''''.
40 0On cnrttnl stock: I" q" II
Tanning hu-inrs". inchrr"rn'"" NY - -
r,,ut,r nr 'rrrIon, a. i MullruH. - -
r,,rIy 4. W nnub-nnr"r. all OF ""'
i,, u r.. IIyId nnd Hllnr J"'hh"h gu
rIurvIiir. ,,,,
,.,ur, ,,rrok rnnl company. iiun'IhE-
,,, iln0 0N0 capital rt""h; |" "''''n''
,riuru nj sullivan In lInl"lEh county "''
.oruuruIrd Ivy II ! Hn"nh. J." j. ""n'''".
a. Huyt,cr mud John thu. Jr. MI II,
tI,utinuInn, null William FFh"rh" "'
rhnriontnn
n,rls C'rcrk I.nnh nuf T"nl company
or rh,rIc.inn: rrncIrnl "p"rn i'nnH J"
,,d.r md Jefferson hiHtrirt". khhh~hn
.nnn,v. roritnl stock $50 900: inr"rp"rn-
,ors n G Jonrs Of Logan. II. y. Snya"r.
Sumucl Edwards. John l." DICKINSON n'"
l., AZ surhcr. oil RI Charleston
Manor LnndR company or Chhr'cttnn'
r,Ircirn, operations In and around Whi'"
culrhur district. Grc"nhri"r county:
rarirnl stock s1oO,Ooo: tn""rp"rat"rs K.
~ N1nnta gin. White Sulphur Springs:
n ", Patterson and A. J. King OF
INA -,cs,on: l.. !. Corlhy Of Huntington
and W. =. Slonakcr Of Charleston.
Cucnther O!I company OF Falrm"nt;
chtof works in washington county. ONO
r,nIt,I stock sIo.onn; incnrporn'ors. w.
{ watson. W. n. North. O. a. WOOD a.
r watson aud Martin Wagner. or Fair
mont.
Sotary commissions were Issued 1"
Iohcrr S. Dunlap at Tad, hnnawhh
c.,,uly. and Joseph y. iinnnon or Pied
mani Mineral county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

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-, ,,,, InduutrIol
INV "'''' Nv, ,,',,,, r,,r ,b, uin
"''' ,.hI,.hm,nI
p"'' W ,.',, ,.,.,,. ,Ino,,I nj
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"I"""' ~ '''''' ,,,,,, ,,n,r
~ - a.. arm, Inn an.
imam those ''''''''' ~ '',' go ''' "
important h"7Ii''HH 81 VIC ""'
H"Inb Ih"' ''hh"' !" -" 49,.
h"n'" i" va" "'''t' """ /" "'''' 49,.
lml'"Ii"i' nr"d I"' ''"''''''' :"
HAT w'lHhn upon al W '"' ~"
trade, an" "l'"" '"'"'' ''"''" ~
th."l"'
Ihr '"""'iI 81 ''"''''""'
nrth Tho Wa l,'"n"hi 'I"''" ~ ~
ia" EnlI"nnl Ilninll InY 'i"hh "'"'
,lnII..n. acting under Tia" '""n''' ~
at,u,ll,ns. al" "pr""h upon go"
I,uIrn 81 I"rIlnr "ulirhI"nn""' -" 'h''
.nuhl'"' wlI'h w"'" III" ''"" "'''' 81
nFrirp IN retail merchandising ""'''
stood by W." n'''"". '""''' y" "'''
r"'l"r "up"rfn"n". ~ wv "'''
Iirl" referred !" III" '"h''''""' -
'lihlu pF"P'''"'' wv ~ ~ ,.,..
gl"r" H"rvir" mn +"'lhH'nE ~ u'"' ''
tn" squeak oI n""'' WI,
being til" hrl hTrI'' 81 ''"''''''
TIA" part ct tn" retail 'rH"" "EH'"' :"
Oy"r.w"cninR tyranny "i VI" "'n'' ''"'
pcupr--"&prCinlly III" ''f''l' h''' ~
II -- under ordinary co""'''""'
peace. ,o
y" people, ana H. ''"'N ,,,,r,,.,
people. become tue oDJ.s 49, w. ,,,r,....
sion an" lnJu'''c' i'' "'" ', .n, 49, hr
To S"'il' 'A'un'' W. ,laa,,nr ,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
THE REAL SHIPPERS

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
JACOB WILSON GRUBB


""s'o'' "' '"'"' WI ''''
'"I"S"l "'"'' acquaintance VI ''''
'"ilr1 larger range 81 li''"''"'i'a
Than Jacob W ''Inbh. illh '"h'p""'
l'nthlr Iu"lItl'n ""E" beet know" an"
appreciated by Hos" VIA" were nj
ml''"h I" HE In'lm"'" condolences. all
II "I''" ""'". li"ln"n""'l 10y hiH many
admirable l'"i'" III 'h"'"'I"' la lilo
h'"I h"rin"n" '"ro"r ho maintained "
,"''.d f"r n''ni''''nn hI"r'lIY !" all
hin d""linrn. ""l commanded VI" "a
npo'i nn.i 'n'"um IL Tia" 'i'i''nahIr la
r"""rnl
In hls :'"InE"r rlnrr hn wna MI ""'lv"
HrIr'' IN r"hll" "h"'r" "nh LOON
lively ln'cr"N' IN measures thai mhh"
r,, ID, It -, ,h, ,,,,L, ,r ,h,
community And purh WINS his pOpu.
lnr'fy that II" WIS ono nl IN" lrw ul"h
,yh, .ucrc,L,d In hrc,kiny tho hulL
80
the Democratic party hnd In those
M
uhfS oh 'h' Cl'y Ro'eiu"'"'' III"
election as Mayor OF Wheeling WIS II
uistlnct tribute OF the confluence the
neonlo rcnnsed In him
Few men had higher conception OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
"WET" CANDIDATE
WINS IN VIRGINIA

RICHMOND. Va. August H.--toturnh
from yrntrrlny'h Democratic Rhp"'
Material primary conllnu" to lndlch'"
the nomination OF Wrnttnnrrlhnh i'hr!n
tho l.nudunn county farmer and law
ynr who RIM independently ma hi Up
ponillon To ]. Taylor Ellyn"n. til" Demo
critic organization candidate.
DAWN In oppoHcd to tho pr"hlbilioh
constitutional amendment hnn ME
choice IL regarded IN blow Mt the pro-
hlbltion rurccn which made tho Htnto
dry last November. Prohibltion'sR NJ
tribute Dnvls' victory to n spilt IN inc
dry vote between Ellyson and John v.
Pollard. who also sought tho non'iha-
ton which Is equivalent to election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
sIcNIFlCANCE OF IMPORTS

3 uVhou ~" statement II "nr "n"r""''H
fSkclxn trad" Tor tho nHCal year "n'liug
JHly I. 1917. nrnt HppoRr"d Tho
IntcllIHrncrr called attention To IN"
sRsllrd lmpnrln and their threatening
cknrmrf"r to Tho dnm"atiC trml" OF to"
ltpltsd 9tntor. owing /" th" h"nev"l'
emily Inclined Democratic lnrir law
ttywHda competing foreign mnnurnc'
tdrrrn. A critical nnnlynIn of tho i,n
ports record. which rrnchrd the ntu,
pendoua total or 1860 900. 900. tho
hIyhest lowell over known in our his.
t4ry. shows that tho average rnto OF
duty on I'LL lmpnrta for 1911. KS per
cent, wna tho lowcat ever imposed and
90 per ccut under tho average for
1913, tho last year under tho Rrpub.
llcnn protective tnrltT. With tho excrp-
ton OF 1913. when the war disrupted
world commerce. importa have steadily
Increased under the acknowledgements
law. "nlO ltle average uuly t"t" hA'
az steadily decreased.
In the analytical review OF the record
: the revealing features are. In com
parlson with tho year 1913. that i'm,
ports Increased $Sl 100000 In 1914.
while customs rnvcnura decreased
SGT, 900 600 despite thu mid received
from tho Republican law. In 1915.
tmportA fell or $la3. 900 Don. cuatOmn
rcvunurr. 3lO?.oo0.p0 In 1916. i'm
por,n lncrrnBrd $hs5. 900 onn. cua'oula
revenues drcrcnArd ;I0G. Ono.O0D. and
lin 1917 imports lnCrranrd $SiG.DD.hOH.
whtlo customs rrvr,trlra VERY ntIll
short $o2. 900. 200 OF the 1915! record.
, Yet tho ayowch purpose of tho Dem
, ocrnta in lowering tho tariff was. nrst.
to lower the cost Of living and. second.
! to create larger revenues at our ports
! because OF an Increase in imports.
The cost OF living. as everyone knows.
continued to increase. even before the
: war, while revenues declined. The law
succeeded only in increasing imports.
TO equal the Republican revenue
record of 1915. the Democratic law,
9Th its present average duty rate
below per cent. would be obliged to
cffate an annual importation OF over
$4,000. 900 600 worth OF foreign prod
,lcts, or about 0nc-righth our total pro-
dUction in normal times. That the
party in power ii III favor Of such Il
situation In r.ld'.nr"d by their refusal
10 raise duIy rat, and their prrsist-
ence III I"a"riing ulm"nl wholly to
Internal inAuii"u
How long 'nIii . Industrial America
tolerate such .rn.iIli"n II affairs Ia
mammal liIu.l whom naI inanuIa.lu ~ j
M ljnsuT innnornliEcd ur niIrniinn
tadust Ti.a America Ia IA 10" .oiloh up''h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
POST ELECTION CONFESSION

The desperate misrepresentation
methods the Democrats resorted TO in
the campaign OF 1916 to win was
featured by one of the most malign
ISLANDERS that possibly that party was
capable Of concciving. That was the
accusation that the Republicans were
importing nrgrors from the South to
close Northern States for the purpose
or yOling them illegally at election.
|. was true that negroes were coming
north in large nunibrra. huI hey We're
attracted ny The unusually hlkh wage
rate paid toI labor. u~h has to lis
e.aIrlIy In the northern manufacturing
,unlpIn
Ono uf The chlnf hianeinluatnfn ar
this l"lllinal Ito waa tho no"InlarY Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

Won't some R,unrt nrint"r
Who huirIcS higher ny.
A,tnrk n foe whuH common.
And mako him s"rr"w sup'
VIII not ihia hrnv" defender
Sonr up int" tn" mir
Rout out this cruel f"eman.
And strike him in his lair:
Fran this oppressive tyrant
We Gun get no defnnse:
or prayers and of rntrr1ties.
Elc takes not any sense;
II" loves ~ sec us Suncr.
And piles on agony
Will. painting In his clutches.
40 nrnr relief NC SEE.
A he goes nigh and higher.
Let mis- defender soar
In into This foes level.
And nm him great i'"inbs pour.
TuiiI he's forced way downward
I'm fail II great degree.
Then haste, - hhIhl"T'
And smitn the mercury
-lihlIIInuTC American.
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MUCH CONTAGION IN
STATE DURING JULY

CHARLESTON, W. Vn.. Aug. g.
Flfy.rour cnHcH Of infnnlilo pnrulyAIn.
l5b OF typhoid fever md 81 or small.
Pn1 were tn" lt"mh thnt f"ni,Irod tho
report on communicable dlHenncH I'm
The Htntr for The month OF July. mnd0
public her" i0.dny. There nlHn wnro
TX cnrrE ~ tliphthrrIa. - of mcnHlGa.
of ccr"brn spinal meningitis. Of
pclIngrn. 10 ~ scnrlct fever 10 Of tu-
b"rculosIH AMI 100 Of whoopipE cough.
Attention wan called In Tho state.
mont that no reports wcrc received
from tho counties Of Caholl. Calhoun.
DoddridRe. Grant. Hampshire, JefHer-
son. Logan. Mason. Monroe. Morgan.
Pcnhleton. Peasants, Pocahontas,
Taylor, Writ and wyoming.
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for tho material mud n lnTgr phil ur
Ih, rlil"wr nr this wnI. II In the policy
OF tho ruling pnTiy thHt Amrricnn In
hurtry nhnIl pay tho freight Ana
when the war hnn rrnnrd The Demo
cratic pnrty will again hN found In
slatInf that IN" rnmo lnhuHiry shall
rnmp"tn with tho rcurrHuikrd aud
Government EnhHidIz"d induH'ry Of
Eurnp" OH Il frcH-lrahc bnsIH.
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THE BRICK STITCH.

I.,,,, ,,dnp C'hronirle
,,,. l. ,...,,o, o,,,,,,
''''' :" ."
long dhhs "l h"I"""lil' h"Vo '"hrn ="
needles ANA IhI"hu. Eh"i'l'l'h vi '"'''
clever WORN, l"hl ny mn" ''"h''''" '''''
li"i' h"'iIIhIh. are M" '' H""" "'
HE r'"I'"h'' f'h''''''"'. "h'''" '"'F
N"'" I""i'''''h h'''''""F ny ''""'
l'I"l". vile 81 M"P'i NUM- '"''F"
h"mr al Ih" men i'''''' h"'l''"' ""''
'i'"I " ll''I" ""'" 'h"' "''"'" az"
tlr"" '""'d ""' SO" 'h '""' NV" INV
h'"" nav, mug "' I'' r"'""' E"'''""
""l """l"E ih"'' 'h''l"" '''"H ~ ""'
'hi"G" with '"'" """ ~, ""'' ""' "''a"'
me ''"'" wy '''''' -
""'l" n"ur hlmmd"i" ""I ""'" ""''".
hul Iiunllr "r"lr"d r"'n"'h'hE "'E'h-
~ IN III" wnr ~ 'nil'h wh"h hh'
irn"d Ihri, n"nih"il" lnrilnrln.
On" ninu ."'uif""""h ih"i h" hnh h""n
hnItlrh IN hIn n"nr"h f"r "lll"h which
would M "uHiv nnh uul"hlr lnrE"
rurfn'" wll'h u" I'M" hh"'''"""" '"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
WANT DANIELS PRESENT.

,li\ItI.ESTON. ". Va. AUX Ill
,yn, tnnmIncrh today at The 'h"rl"S'"'i
,luInn..r uf commerce that an ihVlt"li"n
has Irrn r.Irn'i.h IN secretary ~ LII"
h.,, Iianl.ln AMI ATH. lmHI"lh ann
nut.,l.Dr .,t other uifiTInlH connected WIN
ti,., ,.n,. iru"I lnr'nIr l" 10" i"""h' ia
. -hn,ir.,Inu los "a ,Ei'hI"il''h I" he hI"'
,,. The -, ,n3rI.ii 81 ln'nhlns Ei"hhh ''l
tho .Ir"Iinu ~ The naval t"I""'l'"
,Innt ,,hi.L viii lahe place s""n ~
Ji"uii thai l"al"'ts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
ATTORNEY HELD UNDER
THE ESPIONAGE ACT

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S.--A war
rant for the arrest Of Daniel O'Connell.
an attorney. charging conspiracy to
violate the espionage act IN resisting
The selectlve draft procedure. was 49,
sued here to-day simultaneously WIN
Identical warrants against "A other
persons whose names were withheld
DrnIlnE arrest.
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P. S. E.. TO PROBE
THE C.. & @. WRECK

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Aug. g..
When passenger train No. 2 on the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad crashed
into a freight train at Thurmond, on
Tuesday night. nine people were in
jured. none seriously. according to the
report received by the Public Service
Commission to-day.
Inspector f. f. Winters. OF the serv-
ice commission, left tonight for Hin
lnn where he Will begin an investi-
cation NJ the wreck tomorrow morn
ing. The cause Of the wreck. as re.
ported 10 The commission. WAS due 10
the engineer running by hiEnhl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

Tint SoClnlirt inc"ndlnry. ll!pui.
ha- again hnrn rofur"d u passport IN
Sweden. whore hc nxprctHd to rtir Up
uIrrhlrr hy MISUNDERSTANDING tho Amor
Tenn nuirit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

Tho Kaiser Is again insisting on his
personally confidential relations with
tho Almighty How the Prince at Dark
ness must smile In his cnvcrns OF