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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
HELPFUL WORDS
From q Minot CitixeN.

Is your back lame and painful?
Does it ache especially after exer-
ton?
Is there soreness in the kidney re-
gion?
These symptoms suggest weak kid
neys.
If 50 there is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys get fast weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recommend
them.
Read this Minot testimony.
Mrs. Jackson, 707 Valley st., says:
~ haven't needed kidney medicine
SINCE Doan's Kidney Pills cured me
several years ago. Doan's Kidney
Pills removed the sharp twinges
across my kidneys and. rid me of
other kidney troubles that were often
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
Tho Connoisseur.

"Hm'-hmed the man who wore
HE socks outside his shoes, as he
threw his ray Of light over the con-
tents of the cabinet. Rather q choics
array. An enthusiastic collector Of an
,t3Que silver, l take Il"
AID he did.-Judea
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
Tables Turned.

"You used to scold Your boy Josh
. great DEAL"
EYES," replied Farmer Corntossel,
"But he's even for any uneasiness we
gave him. All we think about now is
runnin' the farm and investin' money
in war bonds in way he'll approve q
when he gets home"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
Grounds for SkeptIclsm,

II have no patience with the person
who says he never believes anything
he reads in a newspaper"
"Neither have I, as rule, but I'm
disposed to make allowances for him
Il he's trying to keep up with the sit
uAtion In Russia"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
Niaht Be Much Worse

WI0nt % MUCH "0tO0s
"When hear the popular songs
whistled on the street wherever I 60,
I'm 80 thankful to tho whistlers! u
"Thankful?"
"Yes; suppose they could whistle the
words !"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
Or Second-Story Job.

Howe-I saw that eminent refOrmer
De Fuss running through the streets
with stepladder this morning. What
do you suppose he was after?
Wise-The man higher up, Of course.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
Practical Resnults.

Hazel-Do you believe those Bill
Kin idols bring good luck7
Tom-Most assuredly. killed q
bowling cat with one last night.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
A Dubious Question.

"What did pa say when you told
him you wanted to marry me, Char
leyr'
"A very queer thing, darling. He
asked me IL had insanity In my fam
uy."
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16

50 bad that I couldn't walk"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Jackson had. -Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
Her wIah.

Her Wish,
$50 she married for money, ehf"
YES"
ibid she get it?'
Yes. But now she says she wishes
her husband was a little less like q
cash register and more like q man."
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
COULDN'T STUMP THIS Man
Quaek May Have Been Short on Med.
IcaI knowledge, But He Had
Resources.

Stern was the glance which the cor
oner cast at the Quack doctor who
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
Call the Nut WAGON.

Call the Nut Wagon.
THIS thing Of writing Jokes each day
Has turned to mush our matter grayi
oh, We feel foolish as can be,
A.b-c-d-e-f-g!
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16
Not q GIFT.

Does the doctor give you any hopper
Eyes and no. He says father will
recover. but he's charging % wei to-
GA0t Information"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

If your ambition has left you, your
hapuiness has gone forever unless you
take advantage Of John Coleman &
Co.'S magnificent offer 10 refund your
money on the first box purchased il
Wendelrs Ambition Pills do not put
your entire system in fine condition
and give you the energy and YiGor you
have lost
Be ambitious, be strong, be vigorous
Bring the rudy glow Of health TO your
cheeks and the right sparkle that de-
notes perfect manhood and woman.
hood TO your eyes.
Wcndcll's Ambition Pills, the great
neryortonic, are splendid for that tired
feeling, nervous troubles, poor blood.
neuralgia. :esuessness'
trembling. nervous prostraion. mnen.
tai depression. loss Of appetite ana
kidney or liver complaints.
You take them with this understand
ing that: In two days you Will leel
better. In week yoI vii! 1eel line.
and after taking one box you VIII
have your old-time confidence and am
ibition o. the druggist i'll refund the
price OF the box.
Be sure and gel a so cent boz today
and get out Of the rut Remember,
John Coleman & Co. and dealers ev-
ervwhere are authorized to CuBraA1no
them. /. '..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
GERMAN EDITOR IN
DENUNCIATION OF
RAPE OF BELGIUM

AMSTERDAM. July 22.-"This Is u
question OF dnrrnry. morality nni
honor says MaXimlian Harden in dis
cliSsinG in hi. Xukunft. IN" recent state
mcnt made by Chancellor Won licrilIng
concerning Belgium.
Can rSIntry be regarded ind"-
pendent. which is only Ia h. returned l."
til" owners when negotiations with -"
OF her states have reached n faTnrhhir
conclusiono Can a country b" regarded
rs independent which before its return
must undertake to adopt its policy and
economy and consequently ITS cntir"
state life to the will of an enemy power
still ruling its soil: which must guaran-
fec that power against British. trrnch
and American thirst for revenge and
must even be friends Of that power and
grant it privileged confidence
international law torhIds Germany
10 retain even on" pebble ~ Belgian
streets and commands Germany I" r"-
store Belgium to tho conditions h"fnr"
Invasion Is Belgium. as a chancellor.
4 state secretary and an ambassador
have confessed, m innocent victim OF
German self defense" Then. We have
~ ask it's forgiveness and not force con-
djtinns upon it. This is Il question ri
Tho drcency. morality and honor Of Il
nation"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

gets n rr"ling blow on tho SCISSORS sec
tor after his already fearful losses IN
the indcciSivc attack against the Rheims
sector. The immediate future Sh"ulo
reveal the iacl wi't her he viii Sti!l at
temp, a Desperate blow against INC hr!l-
ish. knowing us hr does that IntiihH
Atkins aud the Americans VIII meet
him here. just rs tn" Americans are
lighting beside thn French.
E'n"h'S blow primarily was p"sslo'''
through lh,, marvellous rapIdity Win
which the Americans are pouring mi"
tho country and ar" able 1" get INTO IN"
battle line. ON AN ever increasing scale
they ara appr:trin. III III" conflict ali"
while their brothers were hghtlnE or-
sid, their French comrades yesterday
came across u great stream ot our
or fellows singing as they marched
lhruuch Villa. .,.,;tttcr village past en-
thlsiasiir lines Of civilians and soldiers
They arc Il cherry bWnrh$ Th"E NAY"
been rassrug here all day. salo on"
british officer In me.
"IiaiI hail. the gangs all here l"r"n
many farmers from their crops ana
VILLAGES from their houses as mis- DIX
khaki STRAIN uttered toward more ac-
tive regions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
American Casualties


WASHlNGTuH. July @:.-Thc army
casualty list to-day shows:
Killed in action. =. died Of w0uiI'i"
Il; died Of d!4raSt. : dl"d nj acrld"n'
aud other causes. ;: w"mnd"d severely.
u: missing IN action. IL, prisoners. l..
Total. g. TIL" list:
Killed in Action.
I.icu,cnau, Leonard {. i!"Sk'ns. East
Las Nacas. y. NJ.
TriVal"S.
George k"him"i.r. Lynn. Mas.
Joseph Mn"i"JrwSkI. l;"rI:n. WIS.
John N"waIny. Wnut"lnH. WIS.
t"rIl l.. Perry. hIhlin. Ga.
Stanley Stoves. ltauu,lt" Lake. y. y.
Patrick j. Sullivan. N'w YORK.
Marvin u. T"aEl!r. u'H-iunia, y. {.
George j. Ncrk"ukaS. !Hnmari"n.
Greece
Died of Wounds.
Corporal John j. bergman. Bancroft.
IL.
Corporal Herman L. LaushIrn. Yam
hill. Or.
cook t"orG" : AIbrr,%. Ero"hlyn.
l'rivatrS:
Louis T. E"rk"rl". 81. Louis.
pnm;uicl, i:l"lI". Philadelphia
Herman t. iH"rin&. Shrh"yi;an, Wis.
EcGi 'iauSkI. Chicago.
Joseph T.. hatfield. Bristol. :. j.
Clarence M Hickman, Flatwood, W. Va
leo y. Murphy. Sayr". IN.
Law I;nigc. I'n&cIt"n. y. II.
E.-.s H. Sharp tiIml"t. ky.
Edward SZ:p"rSkr. l'"p"w. y.
Thomas NIlurl". East Rutherford. y. j
Died Of Disease.
Corporal Marshal Hutchinson. Bart
IcttSvIllc. okla
Privai"S:
John :. Cooper. ta:svill". Nc.
Jns..rh T.. E"uh"y. I"l"k.n. y. J.
John j. MrCu". Columbus. -.
Kent O'prll. Eu"nn Vista, Ark.
Albert :. I;"x. Philad"lphIa.
David Schwartz. New York.
Died from Accident and Other Causes
Irlval"S:
l'aul u. Mcn;". Heidelberg. Pa
Fvrnn f.. Srun". Shrewsbury. Mass.
Isaac Thomas. NrW York rIt&.
wounded Severely.
I.iour"nant%:
Reginald J.. Grout. New YORK NY.
Daniel W. Patterson. N"rthil"ld. |.
William Y. Walton. I'aIaika. F!'
Corporal I;ayIn"nd y. T"mhrs". BROOK
| Ign. y. Y.
Privhtr$:
G;corg. \. I:rrwn. Philadelphia.
/ r:rnnli ". Terrell. stamford. '"nn.
: Wesley :. kn,II."n curl, ~. Idaho.
| I..s.. T.. x. Lnvy"rn, -. Louis.
! ruraS MaAlmmwirh. NrCh"m~N"ty. Has
! ~Ir.
, AlrxanL,r Nnrylch lni';>i. Russia
! rnLorI T.. l'nsry. ,;r"yS chapel. Ma
: Inbr II Trruyirh. NV York city.
! Missing III Action.
rr,yat"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

restore the nason himself Taking Il
horse. h. rod. down tn" river. through
III. German barraCc. and hack and dur
ing tn" night s;al!op"I sixteen times b.
tween tn" battery and III" river. always
under u terribly heavy fire. II" had
eight horses shot under him and on the
last journey nc himself WAS hit in the
knees.
"A battery commander told m" h"
had the greatest difficulty with his
slightly wounded mcu. Nome OF them
wanted I" leave the hnttl" field. and thu
men ordered In go away for treatment
would hid. Themselves IN order I" hv"Id
notice. hoping In thus WAY "a hc ahl"
To remain with their comrades. on"
gun. IN" crew OF which had h'1n
knocked out by single big shell. was
kept working by TIA" ;cl'ph"n" men.
who. realizing what had happened.
dashed out Of their shelter and began
to man The gun themselves without or
dcrS"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
RATS DEVO u R
$500 WO RI \

4 man In nearby town recently
Killed 1n3 rats with u new kind nf rat
poison. According TO IN" estimate
Of government expert II sin&'" raj.
on the average. destroys S. worth OF
foodstufTS annually. Al This rat"
these 103 rats had been c"S'In" over
$51n every year.
With this new rat poison. known as
Rat Mum. anyon" can get rid OF every
raj on his place quickly and with tn"
greatest ease. Raj Mum is entirely
different from other rat PERSONS. in
that Il destroys without ndor.
Another p0inr-n"ith"r dogs nor
cats will eat it, u is not spread on
food. and you don't run iii" risk "i
having humans "al il hy mistake.
Rat Mum conc in Il cake. You SIM
plv crumbr it and pm ii where me
r,i. I'LL ."f it--Hnd you're SonN rlh
of the pests. Remember tn" name
Rat >Ium and ak for :. t:.c',';:; l'"th'
ago at yc1r druggists ar grocer TO-
; lay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
FIGHT IN RHEIMS MAY BECOME
MOST IMPORTANT OF WORLD NI!!!AlR||

WASHINGTON. Juty :1.-Alth"uEH *
Is p.rf,.;,y plain tn;t nr;th'r sac, III
tended /, should b. So. ihr t:S"''"-, "
+,pe,n scissors and Chateau Tnl'rtE. Ill
-Srb;ch S,> Au,;rcar lIL ISi"nS ar h't'-
ily engaged. gives promise "t h'N'''f'tA
>i,,to un,. uf the creates; AMI r":'S' i,' ~
n, one ~ the DECISIVE hL'il'S ~ '''
Mar. ,.. .,,..,s-
c.si,,,- h,t;lrS h:,v'. grown u:!,Nt- tH'E
-,s,,,r, un.ru;;rrS wNlrh iTi:n;sTitE w. =
-o,iy 10, al ia cs-I:-a"i'r. .\i'! hi$'"'
seats I;Srlf with consistent rfU'i' ~
: AN official r"rt"w -. ~. 49, w., 49,,
.,,..nIs ii thu, las: week -" :'i" VS. ~
-.,,nr, even in-Tay ~ G''it'r"t 'E,.u
~ March h. N'u,.-:r,In 'hi"t q! St;'' /
shows tEE, ~" G'r'0:t =. VIZ .,-
winged tnrw:,,d las: M'4sditH M' 'rE'' III
ON = .n:;,l..r.'d tr"'!s - SIN -
lid -, mani !n.'.lH ~ lir'' '''",H
:, nu;-rr;tci>"r ir'"''S$ IN ~
Eb.i,us: ana hoped L" '!":v'' 'w."''S H"'
f,ci..u,fv ct,.;> on l"!th s'''t''S - t'''' e'>E
- r;nrh il "ut .'H!;:pi"t'iE
Ts,,. in tstt, Iu:% th''E hi<" 'N"'HI i
md vrrl,;n, Thu d.f"is"& "t thf:' ut
;,- ,rntcr ar. AMONG thu most ~
1,,.rkahl. in al france. ARA III, F"''''
-or resistance, iGr!ud- I c";i'pr'i'
s,.he,n,, ut tl.:h:ng ir"rI hoaS'. -,
German "Pinche-s' Blockea.
Th>, ~. ;ln:n "pnCh"rS w'r' '" ,
,.tor. ,h.. ,xc.c'cd prcSSur" r""si ~,
.urli.d - Rheims AMI 7, '"s t ri.' Nv
rhe German h!Gn command VIZ
.rilv uud"cIG"d as :" it> 'u'"' r;,n
Th.n General Fuch struck on r,ir,.
,,.,tw,,1 Sf.issruS and '':lnt"an tni'F
~" ,,.,s on tn. w.S;.r: sd" ~ '''
Marine salient driven mt" to- ~.
lines in Nay. and Iho counter ~ IS,r
had for its purH"S" the ch'.i'S INA. p,
railway line ruuninE from H.!e y,
chateau Thi"-7y. iu'' .,ln,,- IN,
Inst tn, nos. nf thr St''fht IT, 80
sr,T.r ard tho poSsih: capture "' N
7,rr. i:.r:nan forces ""ac"h''"''"
the salient. aIs-,r dis
rr..tch.S from Washington - tho
-, commemorative which E;HF' w.
,,a,ic,rs ;heir 'IrS: real "pp,r1u
- show their nft"HSiV" StT''lSt"
.n,t intended rs The h.E!nninS ~ " $50
:.lricd movement t" drive tht
10 ,hc Rhine. $1,000. ,o,v-
7,i,r r,r.nrh md American troops now
,,.,,,t forward ~ rapidly and me-,
,,,:.t .urh successes II the caP'uF' -.
,,,,.' ,p1 prisoners that the ''FrEtaIE
SIRE, muck 70 rrali2" ;h' TncnA'' u! ~.
,;,r..t and tli. l;l;rS, otti"'lt o1S|,t'I
today Mi tended I" snow 'H'' l.u",
.dorff ,yho St.ruS - have c"i'iH ;Re" ''sI
,,,.n -, l,st ~ tn, directing genius -,
ti t:,-n,.n General Staff. il:lS acceH'fu
INC challenge for =. historic Str"E"is
anout the Flaming ruins ~ S"tSSons'
Germsns Throw in New EtE1sione
sion after fresh division int" N" n;l' -
:. ra;rsf tn, F'r.rch aud American 'nrS'S
aud araar.rriy nav" concentrate" ~
.rhri- ..ftrr. IL this fight. ",ih"r n ~
.hn!"f tha: X viii PROV" 'h'' "'''S'E', ~.
80 ~, i,aSt - .n.' pr..SSH; season 81. ''S'
y, . DESPERATE, .ffu:f :" r:"i"r' mon
-rnrccs ~ -, iit:..a, nod rltI"n: 9: !"
,,nrrr AZ, a,:.:.fY, 4; i c.a"rA' withdraw
al . =, j..
all z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
American Lieutenant
Has Eight Horses
-. Shot From Under Him

I.ONI,N. July """.--iiow m American
battery on tn" bank OF the Marr" shnlled
the .ti.rmauS for - hours while under
nr" from enemy guns Is described by
Hrut.r'S correspondent at French head
quarters. \ young lieutenant. After
t,lcpi:ur" wIr"S had been severed main
ialurd communication between ihc bat
i"ry ami tn, infantry lie had eight
'iS,rSr$ Shnt from Under him in making
Slxv..n trips and on thCf last journey
vas wnundcL ~ the knee. The corre-
Spond.nt says:
Il spent yesterday 'Sunday' on the
bank .! III" Marine with American
troops. They were. thc ":sic"rs and mon
-: = battery "t .Aul"rican 15'S which had
been III position on :: bar" exposed IIa-
r..;,u above the river about 4 THOUSAND
Yards from, ,h.. Enchc bridges during til"
cn.it. w. k The w'r" aroused by
terrific artillery preparation On III" part
e. tin. ,t,"n,:. On tn. night Of July IA.
Til" AMERICAN battery waS IN the open
and ri the 30 enemy batteries which
haL been ;,.cu,it"d in the sector fly"
'wr-,. concentrating ;h"ir fire on tn"
American battery. Tn" men had to
i"ru ,,;iiS and open on Tn" enemy With
'ni;t a moments delay. They continued
e. tir.. AS. hard ~ they could for -
hours.
, 9TH. Americans were under heavy
Sti"ll ir" themselves during tn" whol'
,u,r. hut they never relaxed their eff
.nrts for moment. The whole plateau
j.. ,,.nwed UP by German shells. The
Americans. who had never been in a
serious action before. lost both men and
horses. hut the battery was never
| Sllanc''d.
In the first hour If tn" battle ever
! t..i. phnu. wire in the sector was CUT
! ny ,i"-..lan shells and the battery was
! lsf: without means Of communicative
/ with th. American infantry m thu river
! v;,llnv below whom il had 10 support
| a voting lieutenant voiuntccrHd to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
.FOCH'S BLOW GIVES
BOCHES THE JUMPS
1t Is Shown in Frequent Barrnges~
americana March Through
Villages Singing.
BY JOSEPH W. GHIGG
tStnT Correspondent OF The 1nte!llgeucef
and New York worldly


Copyright. lHIS hy Th" Press Fuh. 60.
9TH" New York W"rld.'
nN THE REITISH FRONT IN
FRAME. Iuly .@@.---Th. Franr"-Amrri-
can S"tar plrNuS delivered pr"ISrlF
" hen thu lin'hr attack IN thr NE"iiIiS
sector fniI.rrd has affected tn" wh"I"
vrrirhra" at the German line. These
trrnlurS needed H. fine pointed s",sin"-
erarh nrr,!h To record them. for III"
rnctny showed II last night IN frequent
hHrraErS II varying Intensity when II"
lnid down On certain parts "i IN" Brit
Ish trenches where, H. imagined things
might happen. and lid happen when Ill
Il divisional attack this morning the
British captured Mr,"rrn in f'land"rs
Ills evenings gas r"i"rl"ir" WAS a.
i"nSiv" II WAS one OF th":" days "l
which he WAS scheduled IL. launch ms
long prepared attack on IhIS front, hHt
hr staged only en-. unsuccessful RAID ana
, Was very busy trying /" r"iml unmn'r
nf british raids II i, too early IN
,ruplr"$y the fun effect F"rh'> "u'Sch-
cralling If ludrud"rif on til" S"'SS"hS
: sector Will HAY" on tin HERMAN hIEh
| commands plans for a p"Sslhi" hriTc
! ON the British front. Many weeks 81
! painSIakiug work ar. represented m the
Development rl ALI Hrr"SH'Fi"S ~ Il "5
| aiiarl: against thc E:itiSh.
/ rrrhapS ut m time during IN" war
! has tn" enemy cnn" 1" such lengths I"
| ranluItiuE" his movements or d"N'ioP-
| mrnt If his dumps and mis- haH'S OF
| boon - aunuyrd Icy IN" persistent hri-
! i>h airm,n. ,irru.nn orders HAY" en-
! pha~,x"d tn" ahSuImt" necessity Tor Sc
i crrry. and I.uirnlnrif himself mas pun
il.,ly scored 'i'rNHu irl~"n"rS tor "'hE
; i"" carrulmuS and giving away TN" Sh""
before lhr other recent "TrnSiveS. hH'
! hrvin:; arrived at III" point Whrr" nc -
| all set for an arlark. the FoCh" student?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
ST. CLAIRSVILlE
Realty Deeds Filed.

Agnes NJ White and william 7: "hlt"
Ia John Albert and IN ElchI;thd Town.
shlu Consideration. $50.
John 4 Furh"y 10 Mary Miller; land
IN Mead township. Considerations. si1g,
Margur,.; caldwell. John Caldwell. ST..
and Mary l.. Pollock I" Frankiln NcIt
land Union township. N"n$id"rati@n. , /.
Thomas J. Jordan and Mary Jordan
T., the M"iSl"r Coal company: land in
Union township. Consideration. 81.
Tho Industrial Coal and 'mkc Co. tn
Il. W. Lewis; land in Wheeling town
ShiI. Consideration. 81.
Willia.h - LaIppl" and Stella r. Laln-
ulr "a John y. Sickle: land in Tease
iownship Consideration. $500.
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In r. estate OF William g. Mrt'omas.
ccr.-a scd. !. y. Mcr'umas appointed hd-
rniniStral3r; h"nd. SSn.pd0. with TIL"
American surety company az New York
aS surety: f.. ~ E"rry. Milton fost and
David ''"wan appointed appraisers.
In TO estate ni William Frllrr. do
cnaSrd. inventory filed and approved.
In +" guardianship If wesley i.
FraSi"r: private sal" Uf stocks ordered,
In :" estate OF Charles Iorhin. de
r"a Sod: account iii"h and notice ordered.
IN =" estate Of .l"scph w. Plnnm"r.
,l",'ra%"d. account ilIcd and notice or
dor"d.
In r" rSlaI" Of iarolIn" y Harper. do
ceased. account filed and motto" ordered.
In r" cstnt" "f John christ. deceased
.nrrnuni flied and motto" "rh'-"d
In ~ estate IF Charles =. Hunter. do
ceased: distribution account Med ana
approved. administrator discharged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
HIDES REDUCED.

WASHINGTON. July @2.-N"w maxi
mum prices on hides for three months
beginning August !. announced toda!
hy tho price-hXing committee oil me wa"
industries hoard provides for an average
reduction OF from To cents per
pound from the old prices. -,
Packer hides range from 81 I" ~
cents Il pound according 20 the weight
If tho steer. and country hides from -
In % cents. All country hides ar" I"
b.. bough. and sold on g. selected basis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

thousands. The bitterost weather OF the
winter has not the SAME terror tor the
lighting n,lu az the Sc"rchinE hat 81
midsummer. which carries with IL IN"
choking s'uS,. Of Il continued tnlrSt. VI"
.xhauSt.n, and dizziness Of III" sun
h.atinr down upon steel helmets aud IN"
Intensified f..r"r that follows tho shock
.,r <n.u and bullet wounds AT times
ike. lhcs" tn. fr.nzi"d men forgetting
all caution. strip off their needed equip
,n.nt and rush into tho fight like so
many kait naked S=IvagcS. .Ar;ItlrrHucn
s.-viu.; the guuS wear fewer garments
than III" S;"l;crS in the firch"id OF n
s,-.c,iin., b:,ttl"Ship. Gas masks. unbcar-
ahl.. ut any tim". become implements OF
trrtur,, when the sun is blazing down
with turrid rays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
UP TO GOVERNOR.

SAN FRANCISCO. July eth" Ca':-
fornia supreme court today affirmed ~
preliminary order denying new irihl
IL Thomas ]. Mooney now 1T San Cu"n-
tin state pcnitcntiary. facing execution
for participation in the preparedness
d,v hnrb cxplosion here TWO years aga.
This action places Moneys, fai%
sounrrIy up to Governor Stevens sad
Attorney 4. V. Mckenzie, who appeared
for Mooney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
You Can Keep Dainty
Waists Clean Without
Boiling Them

Clean waists for mother and the
girls. clean shirts ior father and
the bows. That's no longer blg
summer problem.
The dainticSt waists may be
washed Frequently without the
slightest harm or wc;s7 BY using
Fels-Nap;ha soap IN cool OF
lukewaCm water. And yet
Fels-Naptha is such a thorough
cleanser that i will clean much
-dirt;ed clothes without any need
OF boiling OF hard rubbing.
81 lust follow the simple directions in
side the red and green wrapper and
You'll hnd that summer wasnday IS
quickly over and with little effort;
And the clothes arc as splck and
span as new.
: Wash the Fe!s-Napttta way this
summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
Honduras Declares
War Upon Germany

WASHINGTON. July 80. - Honduras
which broke diplnuatlr relations WIN
Germany on May Is. followed that nc
ton last Friday By declaring war. Inc
state department was notified today oil
I he action.