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C0SSACKS WIN
Continued Prom First FaTe.)

whether the danger Of a separate peace
Is realized In England. He says It
would be defeat for German dcmoc-
rack in addition to insurinG tn" virtual
cnslavcmcnt OF Russia, as II would b.
Il victory for tho military caste in Ger
many.
1T would mean" he adds. much
more than RussIa's neutrality. II We
make no move. 1t seems possible tina;
the Germans Will ask the Russians IL
help them IN enforcing Russian peace
terms on the entente allies. Trutzky
is we'll aware Of the danger. though
fnrcI with the necessity of concluding
peace. and Is doing his utmost to stimi-
Into Il revolution in Germany. Frut"T-
nizatinn at the front already has passed
beyond control Of enemy officers. md
enormous quantities Of revolutionary
newspapers printed I'm German are being
distributed.
81 am convinced our only chance IN
defeating Grrmnny's designs is TO pub
lish terms as near the Russian terms
rs possible and by taking a powerful
hand in the proposed Confcrcuc" 10 h"12
the democratic movement in Germany
while helping III" Russians /" force tho
German government In the direction II
has had 10 take.
"Whatrvrr party might be In power in
Russia, il would be compelled to con-
clude peace. and TrniHky'S method Is
moro likely to damage Germany than
the method Of any more polite person In
hia ularc The naturalization nt the
banks nuts Il weapon more powerful
thnn tho guillot!nr in the hands OF III"
government and probably VIII end
much nf the present sabotage.
The writer rrrcshnd"ws further
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HARD PERIOD OF WAR
Continued from, First PnEe.)

ririr"S that France and her allies arc
.xrncfiug from America for victory.
Men. wheat oil. ships and locomotives
arc TIN. things most needed and which
America Is able {" give. Captain Tardieu
~Ild
Nv way Of tribute To Colonel y. N.
House. who headed the American mis-
sio.I to the inicr-alllcd war conference
III Paris. Captain Tnrdiou said:
hTharks To the presence OF Colonel
unTsc ard his H6s0CiateT. the inteT-allied
conferences has done cXoeilont work. 1t
was nccessury that the government Of
tho Tinted States should assert its will
and It's capacity to take. In Europe. the
pnrt which belongs TO Amer!ca In tho
direction of tho var.
THE French army has never been
moro magnificent. the British army IS
equally superb. and the American army
ia increasing day by day. Captain Tar
dieu said. in speaking Of tho morale Of
the allied forces
That he might retain his commission.
orship to tho United States. Captain Tar
dicu declined TO acoopt portfolio In
Premier Clome1oeau's cabinet. He did
this, no said. because he believed moth
Ing is more urging and more NECESSARY
than the work to be done through this
conmtssionarsMp[
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-compledon
pallid-tongue coated-cppaHte poor
YOU have bad taste in your mouth.
a lazy, no.good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets--a SUBJ
stitute for cdomel-were prepared BY
DR.. Edwards after II years OF study
with his patients.
Dr.Edwards 'OliveTabletsare apurely
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohavc a clear, pink skin, bright eyes
no pimples, a feeling of buoySncy like
childhood daysyo mustget atthecause-
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yet have
no dangerous after effects
They start the bile and overcome con-
situation. That's why millions OF boxes
are sold annually at 1oc and 25c per box.
All druggists. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results
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MILK To Be No
HIGHER IN CITY
oETTCER OF DISTRIBUTORS ASSo-
STATEMENT LAST NIGHT.
Assures Tho People That Wheeling And
Vicinity Will Get Product At Pres
Ont Price.

1t was officially announced last night
that there will be no further advance in
tho price of milk to consumers in the
Wheeling district this winter. This news
will douhtlessly be gladly received by
the heads Of households OF this commun-
fly. who have been watching with fear
and trembling that the distributors
might shoot the price up any day. There
should be no further worry on that
score.
But. still further but not official
II Is probable that the price OF milk may
be reduced in the near rutufc. but do
not put too much stress on that start
ling bit of good news.
Tho assurances that milk will not go
cent higher In Wheeling and vicinity
has been brought about by the federal
food officials who have caused the mill
ers to reduce the price Of animal feed.
assuring the milk producers that they
Will now have no plausible reason To de-
mand that the distributors pay more for
the product. and In turn the distributors
raise the price to the consumers.
An official OF the Ohio Valley Milk
Dealers association stated tn the Intel
ligcnCcr last night. that there WAS Il
far better and larger quantity Of milk
last fall and that nc could assure the
people that tho price will not b" raised.
He said that the distributors have been
making very small profits during the
past several months. because Of the
price they were forced 10 pay tn" pro-
duccrs and they rrfra!ncd from adr:lnr-
ing the price 10 consumers. Nuw that
the farmers will not have 10 pay 50
much for their feed IL is believed that
they will soc fit to give them better
price in the near future. 1t appears that
tho high price OF cattle feed was tho
contention Of the producers in holding
up the price.
\ meeting Of the Ohio Valley Milk
Dealers Association will be held tomor
row night In the Market Auditorium as
sembly hall 10 arrange a. joint meeting
to be held with the Producers AssocIa
ton 10 arrange new price csale for
milk
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PRESIDENT WILSON
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
they interfere with passenger sche-
dules.
This action VAS considered sigut-
fcant ny railroad rem not only be-
cause of the dlrect results, but be-
cause - indicated how determined
tins government is to use all fncilt-
tIey to their utmost, regardless Of
previous practices, 20 relieve con-
gesttoE and promote efficiency.
At she first conference Of mr..
McAdoo in the 2ew year with his
advisers ard executives. 1t was de-.
c1fled to put additional ships now
controlled by the shipping board
Into service carrying coal from
Hampton Roads to New England.
The number Of vessels which can be
spared, will BIO determined tomor-
row and they will be ordered inme-
tliately to the service.
Hundreds of kilograms pouring
into the railroad administration
told Of coal trains or individual
cnrs apparently lost In yard confu-
sion. These reports, most Of which
were submitted by Interstate Com
MERGE Commission inspectors were
referred to railway executives with
instructions to clear out the stalled
freight as fnst as physically posi-
BILE and to notify the adlniuistra-
tion the extent Of their ability to
move certain quantities Of freight.
Early action to divide the country
into operating districts, with gov
ernr1out supervisor over each, and
possibly 4 federal railroad agent
for each state, has been urged
strongly upon Director-General Mo
Adoo and he Is said to be consider
ing this policy. Many Of tho tele-
grams which have reached him IN
the last few days arc from persons
or organizations urging appointment
Of certain men to positions which
may be available when the director
general decides on tho form and
personnel OF his permanent organ
ization.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
lravcning of The ministry by men from

Ipavcning OF the ministry by men from
other parties joining the government.
The Pctrugrad correspondent OF the
Times. who is visiting in London. con-
tinucs his anti Bolshcrik statements TO-
day. Hc says il is not unlikely that
the Germans who are now reckoning
upon the great advantages they expect
from the Russian revolution will surfer
a grievous disappointment provided me
friends OF the Russian nation ofer II o
helping hand. He implies that the Rus
sian people will not continue to SUBMIT
to German exploitation through Bolshe-
ytlt "advcnturcrs" If closer union IS
established between Russia and the en-
allies
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Installed New Officers.

Camp NJ" T@22 Modern Wnodlncn "f
American installed their new officers fay
the coming YEA in their lnGE" rooms on
Main street. Ella Grove. last "vrn!nS.
with impressive .'"r"innnicS. The: Off
GERS Installed were. Pas; consul. {. II.
Springer: consul. Harry E""rr"it: ad-
wiser. W. l.. EeyScr: banged. j'r"d Helm
bright: escort. John Einck: Waterman.
Howard Rutt"r: physician. l.. NJ. f"dd:-
cord. A. T. Kubl" and i. ~ Houston:
trustee. Juha Morrison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
Schools Open Monday.

The. schools Of TrlAdclphlh diStrir'
will rcsun" on next Monday morning
II something unforeseen DOES not nap
per The students HAY" been Enjoying
vacation from December 2tst ami will Dc
70 study hard from now until
the first semeSterS work ends.
Two. weeks srpm Friday ihrr" will be
no school, as there is 81 meeting of all
the -teachnre IN the district, which Will
DO held In one o. thr schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
OFFICER CHARLES MAY !:
QUITS POLICE FORCE
Resigns to Enter Business IN
Street - Many ChanRes VI
Boats Made Yesterday:

Many changes took place In tho
" hr"linE polio" department yesterday:
officer Charles May resigned ana VIII
conduct the White Star pool room on
Main street. lie was SUCCEEDED oy Mill
Fullerton. who will now patfol 1ne
Island beat having oecn tralIsAerFeu
from Market street. Othcer HeEcuiee ~
,ransfrrr.d from the Island to tbs
Eight ward, Ollccr Eskey from tbs
sixth ward 10 Market street and Officer
r.ichcnbrod fro,r the Eighth to the Sixth
ward.
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Chnrns Meeting To-1norrow.

Tho regular weekly meeting OF tho
Stone Presbyterian Sunday sC:'""! cho'
rus will be held tn-uIn"r"w evening IN
tbs church. The chnrIS now has larg"
number OF members AMI is rapidly bui!G-
Ing Up. \ number Of S"i"rt!"nE /" lie
delivered in Sunday school next Satba III
will Do rchsarsed. after which social
hour will b. enjoyed. All the moinbers
are requested u De present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
Rasheh Ball Game Thursday.

4 basket ball game will he staged BE-
tween the Federals OF EdgewopA and the
Fulton independents. on Thursday even
ing, on the Fulton floor. Both i"nmS
have been practic!ng hard in anLeipa-
ton OK hard game. ami Il fast and
scrappy contest Is expected I" result.
4 lars. crowd of rooterS have expressed
their Specification of attending and the
game will no doubt b" we'll attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
ror,, Elections Tomorrow.

Town elrctrinS of alFthr "Hi-fhc-PikH
towns will he held tO-lnnrruw and gr'it
interest Is being manifested in the COM
ing race Tho race for III: various town
offices promises to he L spirited one. and
tho candidates are working hard for
votes In Two Of the out-th"-piko towns
tho race will not be SO hntly contested,
as the sameto,v nofflc"rs ;htt were for
nrerly IN ofacc are IL" only ones ruiz
ming for office this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
Danrhterx of Veterans

The Daughters ot Veterans -: Ella
Grove Will install thnir nrw officers for
the corning yc;L;' Friday evening In ihcir
lodge rooms on Main street Elm Grove.
J. ". Holiday Post No. !" G. y. r..
Will attend the meeting In a body. I'M
preslve ceremonies w!ll be followed by
a luncheon.
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with. Negotiations are undrr way WITH
the Magnolia high OF Ncw MartinSTiIlc
and S!StcrSvill" high frr games Thurs
day. Friday AMI Saturday Of that week.
tn" team returning ~ Sunday. N"E"-
tiatinns hay" been closed Tor the latte,
two days. bur rs there. Is no school IN
Friday. an effort Will hv made I" secure
II gam. FOR Thursday. so as Ia mako q
better trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of tha
Wheeling ind Belmont Bridge Company will b held
+, the office Of tho Company Monday. January
II. 1879. between tie hours Of and o'clock p m.
TN The election Of Managers 10 serve during the en-
rInS yr&r
JOS LAWSON. Secretary.
Wheeling. W. Va. December u. 1917.
d-3l-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
Milk Dealers

A meeting of the Ohio Valley
Milk Dealers Association will be
held in the assembly room of the
Market Auditorium, Thursday,
January 8.
All members are urged to be
present as matters of importance
are to be taken up
j-3-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
OUT-:THf-P|KE
Lakewood lutheran Church

The Edgewood Lutheran church VIII
hold preparatory services Trlday even
ing. in tho church. at 7:45 o'clock. Prep
arntIons will be nlado for Holy cnmnru-
Mon and reception OF MEM borS "n next
Sunday at 7:45 .. n. Everybody Is vel
corne and = good attendance is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
Planning Basket Ball Trip.

Tho local high school five will enjoy
a four-day trip down State week after
n"x, If present negotiations go through
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-02
French Achievement

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTHERN ITALY. Monday. Dcccm-
her 3l.-CBy The Associated PresE)--
The magnitude Of the achievement OF
tho French troops on the Monte Tomha
region grows rs full details AFRO receive
I'd. In addition To l.&4S men. including
forty-four Austrian officers. several OF
high rank, made prisoner and seven
large guns captured. tho booty includes
sixty machine guns. several trench quick
iirers und Il great amount or miscellun-
rouS war material.
But the chief Significance Of the
stroke IS the change from defensive 10
offensive tactics. and tho stirring en-
'iIustasm and Sureness with which the
French delivered their initial blow
against the enemy lines. Thus for the
enemy has been on the offensive with
the Italians delivering telling defensive
blows.
Now. however, the French have turned
the scale and tn. ,nemy IL being ut
lacked in this sector for the 1rst time
since he reached the Piave,
Tho story OF the fight shows thorough
ness Of preparation and heroic bravery
In execution. The scene was south
cast of, Monte fnmba. Il low Snowless
mountain just west OF the Plave where
tho allied lines turned INTO the noun
tain region. Here tho artillery prcpara-
ton began Saturday. but thu main bonn
bardment began at noon sunday and in
crcuscd hourly until thu enemy was de-
luged by tho French fire.
1t was then that the crack French in
fautry' swung forward In slyneas from
pstarin di Mnnrenera and MaranZin. a
front OF about two miles. The heaviest
forces were on the right wing. Italian
and British aIrTncn at the same time
attacked tho enemy from the air.
The struggle was comparatively short
and sharp with most of tho lighting on
the right wing. The artillery had 50
damaged tho enemy positions that he
was unable to make any effective resis-
lance. Tho French losses were COM
paratively insignificant.
Austrian soldiers made up tho entire
enemy engaged. which Is tHkon to indi-
cata that tho German contingents are
he!ng moved farther west toward tho
Brentu river. IT also has been cstab-
lished that no forces are being moved
away from this front. and that no new
forces are being brought hero.
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Brilliant Success.

FRENCH ARMY HEADQUARTERS IN
ITALY, Monday. Dec. 3l.--tFullow Ital-
ian HeadquHrters) - The attack
Of French troops in tho Monte Tomba
region was executed by three battalions
Of picked nun. Tho artillery prcparn-
ton, which was intense. lasted for
hours. and then at AIS o'clock the
French made brilliant and inrpetuous
charge.
The struggle swept forward until tho
enemy trenches wnre reached. great
number of their occupants hcing capiur-
ed. The success Of this first important
movement by 1taly's allins. arouscs the
keenest satisfaction. and is Il n"tahl" irl
hut, To the dush and s;cadinGss Of thr
French forces.
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LOST

L0ST-SIondar night. somewhere between tho !. NJ
&, A. and tho Island or on a Rayland traction -.
scaled rnrciOIs' wi;h Vt G5snrr outside
Finder VIII reward by returning same 10 tho
Inrlllgcncsr ufi!"r j-l-h
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D I E. D

LETzKUS-On Monday December 81. 1917. At 1910
o'clock a. M. a, the bono Of his son-in-law. 7.
A. Wsstnyc. 49, Main street. JOHN LBTZRUD.
Ii bis 10Th year.
Funeral ~srr.ces will b1 held Thursday. JsnuI1 3.
IgIs A. 80 O'Clock Requiem high MAJ vii b
celebrated Ct the Sacred Heart church II O'Clock.
Friends Of the family Invited. Intesment ct NJ
Calvary.
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wANTED-T~o GOOD boy,: work at siSht.
Chance to learn printer trada ADBh a
InteIIIocncer offIee to Edward Saiads.
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FOR SALE

FOR SkLE-Furs handsome SCI. With heads and
tails SILK In~t. latest s:y". Only w'rn three times:
worth S5J SacrfrH for So also st Of mink worth $50,
Will ttkr $50 CASH show people leaving for California
Residence SOC Market. d3l-i
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WANT to hear from farmers who have good oil sae
gas Territory to lease: parties will operate tmne-
dia;ely IL territory looks sood r. o. Boz III.
Wheeling. ". Wa. n.1o-SH
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTEp-A competnet master mechanic Z"
blast furra acc plant: also two blast sns1neel
dress with age. references. appearances ana t
,.csed To Box NIX l. c., Wheeling nteligenc
Wheeling. West Virginia o-o4-H
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WaHTEp-At once. Isssrai sood dsilsSo az
IaIes boys to work before school. APp1 d
Circulation Department lnteliisssese' 1sessss
and 8 q. m.
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wkNTE0-He1 N sell our Inns Of hooNnalA
Furnishings. from house to house On snaAu
weekly payments. We pay weekly.
ur-6.u c. +. ADAMS. Il4o-llts Ma -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Farm. Hotel for sale.
81 Acres OXEN Coal mine.
dit. Large Rock quarry oIen. $4,000.
so Rooms. UllIcr Burnett.
Pa DIR
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-03
GERMANS NEW
 HYMN OF HATE
Do Not Sto0p to Pity Toward Wom- en and Children'-''Devastate, Burn, Kill, for Such Is the
 Life of Glory"

Rome, Dec. 2S.- Here is the lat est version of Germany's psalm of hate found on a German prisoner:
 Son of Germany in arms This is our intoxication. Glory to the arr tillerymen of oursl The gun, thy powerful. invulnerable brother, calls thee. Was it not made to move the universeg
 70. rifleman of ours Thou art the force which conquers even death; which not an obstacle with stands. Wherever thou goest thou enlerest; wherever thou enterest there is Germany.
 70. cayalrymen of oursl Engage and overthrow. A harvest of death awaits thee. Curb that winged hurricanes the will of thy horse. That cowardly flesh is made to fatten the fields which shall be thy sons.
 Son of 'GermanX the great hour has come. Life does not end but surpasses itself and is transformed without a pause. The life of the vanquished is absorbed by the vic tor; the slayer becomes owner of the life of his slain.
 See now how in the breast of thy sacred country is contained the life of the worldl Do not stoop to feminine pity toward women and children. The son of the van quished has been often the victor of tomorrow; what is the worth of victory if tomorrow we have the re- venge? What kind of father wouldst thou be if thou killest thine own enemy and left alive the enemy of thy son?
 Son of Germany in arms:
 Huri down, strike with thunder, break in pieces
 Rush forth, overthrow, transfix devastate
 Burn, kill, kill, kill.
 Such is the life of glory
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-03
RATIONAL BREvITIEs
(S. c. Davidson

Public sentiment, whether correct or incorrect, is often very methys- tic.
 To refuse to do thing you be- lleve to be right because of fear of public opinion is moral cowardice ui the first degree.
 Public sentiment not based on common sense and justice, is like an engine without governor and the throttle wide open.
 Tbe execution of law in the spirit of revenge is a disgrace to any country.
 Life is like a great reservoir filled 10 the brim, and so constructed that you cannot thrust your hand into it or draw from it. It's precious contents come only to those who contribute to it's store of his own holdings when it overnows into his hand, increased many fold If you drep into il love, unmixed with sell ilshness, you are the recipient of a great flood of the warmest love from every quarter; if hate is put in, justice interycnes, and you are met by hate in all it's fury. Hence the scripture. ITO him that hath shall be given
The Mena weekly star., 1918-01-03
Eefter Farming in the South
Tae Present Fertilizer Situation
by N Harper Bureau Atlanta o.oro.

made potash, however, is iust as va, uaDle as the potash salts that were formerly obtained from Germany.
 Acid phosphate is scarce, due to tbn Tact that there is shortage of su,. phuric acid-a necessary compound ,r the manufacture of acid phosphate Sulphuric acid is scarce, because nv. rites, from which most of 1t is mads has been coming from Spain and sbins are not now available with which ,o transport it.
 The fertilizer manufacturers have been compelled to turn to the dome.. tic pyrites. and readjust their manufac. turing plants to the production of sul. phuric acid from birthstone obtained from Louisiana and Texas The gov. ernment is requiring of the fertilizer manufacturers sulphuric acid in large amounts to be used in the manufactura of explosives.
 Then. too, there is considerable diff iculty in obtaining supplies of rock phosphate. because of the transporta- ton shortage.
 The supply of nitrates has also been cuvtaile because large amounts of gul phate ( ammonia are being taken for refr gQ.ation purposes. and the manu- fracture of munitions. Cotton seed meal. valuable source of nitrogen, is hcsng used more and more for fee ling live stock. Tankage. another splendid source of nitrogen, is also being used for the sam purpose; consequently cot ton seed meal and tankage are high in price.
 Nitrate of soda is more expensive at the Chile mines, and shipping rates eve increased enormously, and muni- fion requirements are heavy
 The fertilizer manufacturers find 1t hard to secure bags for shipping, since there is a tremendous shortage of bur lap
 Thus 1t can be easily seen that it will be very difficult to obtain necessary fertilizer materials, and the farmer must take due notice and act accord ingly if he would make sure of getting his plant food
 Order At Once
 The farmer must not overlook the fact that transportation difficulties are increasing daily. The railroads are lit- orally overwhelmed. They have, there fore, been compelled to rule that fer tilizers and freight in general must move in full car load lots, which means cars must be loaded to their maximum capacity.
 Therefore, Mir. Farmer. order your fertilizers NOW; order PLENTY of them; use them literally and judicious- ly, and thus secure maximum yields of crops. and so do your part to supply the crying needs of the world, while a; tho same time you increase your bank account.