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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-02
i. state OF Georgia.
Executive Department,
Atlanta, September 8, 1918.
A PROCLAMATION

Submitting proposed Amendment to
the Constitution of Georgia. to be
voted on at the general election to
be held on Tuesday, November 5th,
1918, said Amendm"nt to amend the
Constitution of Georgia So as to
authorize municipalities containing
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
inhabitants, or more, to incur bond
ed Indebtedness under certain cir
cImstances.
By His Excellency,
HUGH M. DORSEY, Governor.
WHEREAS, the General Assembly,
at its session in 1918, proposed an
Amendment to the Constitution of
this State as set forth in Resolution
approved August 10, 1918. to-wit:
A RESOLUTION proposing to the
people of the State an Amendment
10 the Constitution of the State of
Georgia
BE 1T RESOLVED by the House of
Representatives of the State of Geor-
gia the Senate thereof concurring,
that this Amendment of the Constitu-
ton of the State of Georgia be and
the same is hereby proposed to the
people thereof. That is to say:
"Reserving to such municipal cor
porations the benefit of all provisions
OF the Constitution of force in this
state and General assembly is here
bF empowered to authorize any NUM-
Gil al corporation within this State
having a population of One Hundred
and Fifty Thousand or more according
to the census of the United States
Gt Yernnent taken next preceding he
approval of any Act passed in pursu-
ance hereof, to incur a bonded debt
or debts for the public purposes of
such municipality the said debt or
debts SO to be incurred to be of such
Sims and to he secured after such
Mariner, end to be paid principal and
interest at such times and such places
and by such means, and upon such
terms, as the General Assembly may
prescribe
PROVIDED, however, that no act
the powers aforesaid or
any Of them shall become operative
until the same shall have been ap-
proved at general election held for
the election Of Mayor and General
Council in such municipality by two
thirds of the qualified voters thereof
who may vote at said election. Such
two-thirds to constitute at least ma.
Iority of teh qualified voters of such /
I
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED: It
shaIl be the duty of the Governor to
oause publication of this proposed
to be made in accordance
with the provisions of Article 10.
Section 1, Paragraph l of the Con-
tuition of this State. the cost thereof
g be paid out of any moneys in the
Treasury of the State and not other I
wise specifically appropriated.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED: {
hat at the next General Election to {
2e held in this State this proposed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-02

sue this my Proclamation hereby de-
clariEg that the foregoing proposed
Amendment to the Constitution is
submitted for ratification or rejection
to the voters of the State, qualified to
vote for members of the General AS
sembly at the general election to be
held On Tuesday, November 5, 1918.
HUGH M. DORSEY,
Governor.
By the Governor:
H. B. Strange,
Secretary of State.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-02
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
HOME ON EASY TERMS

We are pleased to announce that we
have about twenty houses, at prices
ranging from $4,000 to $500, khich
we offer for sale, one-third cash;
payments to suit the investor on bal
ance, either monthly or yearly pay
ments accepted. IL is not often we
have such desirable property on such
ltberarterms. We believe we can con-
vince you that all the property offered
IS well worth the money. It is our
opinion that city property is going
much higher and that now is the time
to buy home.
If interested, see us Immediately and
get the pick of these choice residences.
ALLISON REALTY COMPANY
By RI E. Allison.
Office Rear Allison Furniture Co.
Allison Bldg. Phone 253
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Glasses fitted, broken lenses dupil.
Gated. Bell, the OptOmetrist.
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FARM AND CITY LOANS-5 1-249
=. .l4S1t. Icl us easy. I0ICk service.
Z y Dykes. 4-2Ou
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Mrs. Gown, of Minneapolis, has ar
rived in Americas and is with Mrs
Frank Cato, on Lee street
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-02

George Holston has charge Of our
yulcanizing Department. Bring US
your work G. A. & W. G Turptn.
s-8-tf.
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ives is la u n

'0 all occasions. Not an
ai'er yo.he lot, they are all new.
bond / by express from our
buyer last week. Every
cd materials, Satins, Tai
soulll standard colors with 81
EnjoGeorgette sleeves. They are
q 1920 everywhere, while the
en,ot lasts, we have made the
$50.
may Bp FAFFETA
OF be ats
wide guaranteed black
0'i00' II" Chiffon finish, the
- zee of this grade of silk
Id you y, our price, guaranteed
by? week, at yard, $1.45.
WEATERS AT S..
of the e, copehagen, two shades
ov. 4valmon, and corn, highly
materials squal in every
~ you grades selling in others
half as much more, our
no gu
S doeslETING
onnaire. $1.9S.
ssr1ng guaranteed ninety
REMARIIrfSh manufacture. On
e limited stock we must
buyer to yards, per
"a g.
a ALL LINEN
matlRCHIEFS 15c
of seed every thread pure
,rat full size, they can't last
IS price, each l5c.
|'u'D ISLE HOSE Zoe.
ro D lack isle thread hose, full,
fiftength ali sizes, spliced heels
pair 25c.
b,FUL YARD WIDE
an nr "a
black and most every color
icans, ches wide and beautifully
is sh alue at least 50, our price
b of +
- ~ RS LAUNDRY
! sc.
: i bars will be sold to one
OF ms price and sold only with
ccount .ses amounting to 81 OF
doings for Csc.
:: :: ,;':...ijiDARD DRY
.s:s'.'''"'''DS co.
WHO'S of Commerce
$50 xwruWyMmn a-t.w,.u Go
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lfiE TIMES-REl
M TIMES-REl
ESTABLISHED
P55ii:5.a-al News Items
! 10 TIMES RECOR7
Arthur Lucas,

Arthur Lucas, 1'''''
-------servfces of two
'ublished every .ers and am pre-
J sr gssk sveTYo hSRRt service. We So
- Jerk. S. A. Daniels,
inferred as
toGcS ct A.
March 8. 1S.ee Bivins, of Forsyth,
FPS. E. L. Bell.
Ed
Is the style
Assly s center for
Suhses. Buy yours early
ally and - So-S
| T, in advance; ~
nth. Jas. H. Wolf are at
Weekly Or Mrs. Cliff Williams on
Advance
OFFIf
CitS S. Hart in Riddle
S1e Alcazar Thursday.
W
Iroad Coneth Cobb has returned
Third Golfer spending the sum
s. Courtat the Brookfeld, Conn.
tic.
FROST, L
Advertis , Ready-to-wear
ew Yoreg s for women an''
talk of the town. st
Americus,
- Berger, of Milwau-
--ntly domiciled with
kRAGnAPHthy, on Lee street.
iei { Oh q Silk and dleather bags,
" WHETHER Purses, etc, for ladies
mediclnfat ANsLEY's. 3O-3t
cream sc
lie, Of Dooly county, is a
woman iericus today.
skirt is
ew Neckwear, Georgette
i'll be b
'asoles, Boudoir Caps and
Handkerchief.
Aile peopie al ANSLEY'S.
pirited that II
III " 'nei' o"of Ellaville, was a
+ in Americas to-
hen women wi
one another, hc-
kiss when meetHart in Riddle
azar Thursday.
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AnsLeu

in swell new modets and colors. 300
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-02

Americas friends of George c. Nc
Donald. o fSumter, will learn with re-
greet that he is very i'll at his home
there.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-02

i0i { Oh { :" Silk and dleather bags,
w whether Purses, etc, for ladies
medicinal ANsLEY's. 3O-3t
Dream sc
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FROST,

---Be Berger, of Milwau-
--=Itly domiciled with
|iRAGRAPHthy, on Lee street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-02

broad Coneth Cobb has returned
Third Golfer spending the sum
s. Courtat the Brookfield, Conn.
10
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-02

Cit5 S. Hart in Riddle
Se Alcazar Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
ALLIES BETTER PREPARED

According TO adricrs from the front
and official intimation from Washing
ton military circles thr Hun is prepar-
ing for another dash against the Allied
forces blocking his way 10 Paris and
the channel ports. his two high Oh
isc;iyes. When the attack breaks the
enemy will find an augmented force
OF Americans in til" resistance ranks,
AM! "" shall expect different results
from those that have attended former
ntf.nSivsS And this offensive prom
jses 10 hold some surprises for the
Hun that n" has not counted on as
General Foch's forces are much better
prepared for counter attacks than
,h.y ever were before.
The great success Of the Italians in
The recent fighting along the Pave
was due 70 The fact that they were
able TO strike back in great force
whenever tu'' AUST lci1 az chAAN' '" 49,
slackenc-l at any point. This slacken'
ing may have been caused by stlrt
Italian resistance or by the natural
l..ttins.down of troops who have the
Offensive: whatever the cause. the
italians were READY to act upon the
conditions AZ they presented them
SELVES and the Austrian debacle was
the result. There is reason 10 believe
that We shall see 4 repetition OF this
on the Western front whenever the
Allies there turn upon the slackened
Hun advance. Thus far there has
never been German drive wherein
the Allied armies have been able tc
do this. The American troops now
rushing to the front shonld put the
Allies in position both 10 resist ad
vance of the enemy and TO counter
attack him in force. When this Is
possible on nvcry front, the end OF the
wax will b. in sight
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A DISTINGUISHED VICTIM

It Is somewhat aggravatinG iha; 'hC
death toll OF the aviation training
fields in this country i heavier than
the casualties scored in open wartar"
on the French and Italian fronts. And
there has been no NOR distinguished
victim Of these home ?erils than the
former brilliant Young mayor Of New
York. John Purroy Mitchell, who fell
|. to death from his machine on Satur-
day last. It seems TO be such an un-
toward fate that ovcrtakes a man in
such a calamity-a wasted sacrifice
rar away from the scenes Of tuInuli
and strife where the foe has NOT felt
the nettle Of these devoted patriots.
The country can we'll understand
the shock and grief OF New York over
the untimely taking OF Of this dashlng
and representative young American
who gave the full measure Of devotion
to his countrr's cause. Other :'nuns
men just as courageous as Mr.. Mitchell
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WILL STAY ON THE JOB

The Senate. having made ali its ar
rangc,uents for adjournment Saturday,
for L short recess until August J.. WIS
somewhat stunned when the, House re-
fused 10 concur III the resolution. or
rather VIXEN Leader KjtChin withdrew
the resolution before il Came 10 vote.
rh, DISPATCHES rrlarc that the Senate
IS in such 4 had tumOr over the mai
ter that i: has declared that Congress
would b. held III session lndehnitciy
without \ recess OF any kind. The
Senate adopted tbs recess resolution
in The face vi thu Presidents request
.cr ilumediaie action on the measure
authorizing him % take over the con-
troll OF the telegraph. telephone. cable
and radio systems during the war. II
it has been made plain that such an
,hori;v IS an exiceu; matter. then there
is no reason VIII Congress should not
STAY on the job ami dispose OF this
business.
There seems. however. 70 b. some
question about the necessity for such
drastic action \ great MANY things
are being done these days under the
urge OF The wars emergencies that
ar. omen 10 objection. The Senate
does no, propose TO make haste in
This matter merely because some he
par;r!art heads and. bureau chiefs
nav. recommended the action 10 the
President. |; proposes 10 look into
the situation. and hold hearings. Much
ourNsition has developed against the
taking over the telegraph and tele-
phone systems, and the Senate does
not intend 10 act until the matter is
thoroughly investigated. The almost
unanimous vote in the HOUSE in favor
OF extending the authority asked by
the President signifies nothing. The
House never inquiries when it Is given
orders. but th. Senate is not so COM
pla;<un;. Anyhow. there "hain't going
! 10 b. no recess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
WORKING UNDER COVER

In May the British Chancellor of
he Exchequ"r Informed the House OF
Commons that i, was the intention OF
the government 10 initiate the recent
action nj the French government and
10 dnnnuncn all commercial conTen-
lions containing general cause rA-
Sardins most-favor"d nations. In
Europa n. essence of this clause IS
Iha. each contracting party Euaran-
tees 10 the Other thr same treat ufent
as that granted 20 any other nation,
respective OF an particular conces
sjons with which This treatment may
have been purchased.
This declar ration woS" up that slum-
bero2s old free trade journal. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

ben scorching DER the lea. at lor'!
miles an hour. But nowadays Inc
loyal lad should keep in proper io[n''
to earn rhr shining silver scad,. 10
keep his SironcboI warm. so ne can
always buy bond. OF help war
Cross fund. nor nave il said mat II"
has pawnrd his Sunday cummeFoun'':
And il he would be AT his best anu
make each motion pay, he has TO nave
his hours OF rest. his little silce o'
play. When | grow tired OF laOoI
pangs. take my four-wheeled car
and scoot some nineteen parahaneS'
ont where the haysred are; 1ush
along. and never stop. through val
'lrvs sweet and cool. and sometimes
MAIN q rustic cop. again run oo"h
4 mule. And when my little spin Il
done, | homrward Jog along. anu
feel fl TO write ION Of redhot dea'h'
less song. And when I've put inc car
away. and changed the busted tlre'
then proceed to knock the WneE
from my immortal Tyre. Don dooee
all kinds Of play and gl"e Wnile YOU
pursue the rocks; he is not wise WIN
tries TO be a brother 10 the OF
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hav" gone II" sam" way. and their
lives were just ~ precious as his. but
the prominence oi :hr late mayor OF
New fu,I, ~ on" o: Ike earliest dis
ciplcs OF preparedness and his o"u
preparation FOX ltnesa NJ PIattsburE
stamp kim j. man VI ability and
foresishtrLn-ss and Who's example
,lad.. L deep Impress Oh his fellow
citizens.
lie WAS bright and Inspiring repre-.
sentative vi that 4 u"rlcan spirit which
IS carrying hope and inrIncibllitT to
the wca7lcd lines Of the Allies. And
I IS :. grief that the should have been
cur down uust at the beginning OF his
carer in Llh: manner anu form OF his
passing.
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n.r,. cu~ T.kinS. W. Va. !" h"""n" n'"m-
l..rs "l i lar2:,. ten days house party at
,;rarrrand.. H.. h"m' "f Nj. AmL Mrs.
Arthur 80, In tn. nlri: were MISS
Mildred I;rnrHw"ll Miss FH'n hrH''.
80. VI - Elizabeth k"Hrn"%. MIS- Nii't
HcI,:a Il,n-y sHEaI l%H'S ~ f'n-
e, Davis I.'r and Mss '''"''A Nj ~
l.:m.
|, = a rarity II 'h">" Ilinf-i, - 'h"F
var. after ,hn civil War that Il h''l i"
,,r,icU;cn ulL III" III li'ary record II Il
I.r,on sol.iIrr cris out nf committee.
Many arc introduced and r"i'rt'H anu
,hot =, Ne las, hoard - them. Many 9;
ti,cu, have no fnnIinv '" stand on. ana
IN 81 thrr:: hav" m'rIt and are a'." l"
grove. 3
nr. Of :hrso - thH "as" "f Jonathan
NIllurn. If near MlrNnShuTG. "h''h
,'nrrrrxem,t, I:uw.r~ has '"'"n unc"aF-
rriy ,rrlrxs III getting nI' 81 ~" '"i'-
,r,...r nn military affairs win a favor
.,hi.. rnrnunrn"ula' ION. h" having hAh me
hfu r..",rr.d t.. iha' committee Wh'h nc
lu,rndu,,,d !; N IN. House. F"rIuh;'l''lF
...,,I,.,,, ri :,.rS. ~ familiar WIN A''-
is.rii's rne. WI" 80" n'in i'''-'""',n '"
,,r .il:,"> vs. pr"rur;,h..'. which S'i'i"iil
,rI,Ic. ,ras c"nvin'Hd thai 4 great IN
lnsri.,. had tr.n An" ms soldier 'H
r.rnr,iirr i.m 7 ,i"scrtrr IN ~" ar
rhiycs and y reported oHi Inc hiI4 I"
,irar DR. hrS record Win The r"'"ihfhrh-
.!atidn hat i: H. passed
tt. .vid"uC" in III" cas-" shows mat
-hr soldier served ;hrr" years and Vas
hnnorahly discharged and tina; h. rH-"n-
listed in the same company and reEl-
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London Economist, which says: Al
,hcu,-h FREQ trade Is not an cssen'ia!
feature Of the most'favored'natlon
noIirv the clause is of vital import
to = free trade nation. a. by this alone
can II hn certain Of securing equality
NJ treatment with its protccuoniSt
rivals. If the government is allowed
10 carry out its intention, pTotecuon-
tsts will have been enabled. under
cover OF the country's distractions, 10
secure an important tactical adVant-
age" The Economist thinks it is a
wicked abuse of the powers given 10
the government 10 enable it to carr!
nm the war, TO make so great change
in our fiscal policy without full discus
sion in the House and in the country.
In this country the change was
inauguraled just as soon as the Demo
cratic party got into power. and We
remember the disastrous results 10
industry which free trade was arhIev'
inS for lis up to the time Ia pro'ec'
ton was vouchsafed US by the sword
and war orders from Europe finally
speeded up our mills to maximum
oueration. But in the cour'" OF the
war. and still fresh from thai terrible
experience, and with the certitude
that every competing nation Will br
armed for intense competition 10 fol
low the war. the Democratic party 5
working under cover Of the war 10 per
peuate q free trade poles in III"
United States. Hoping. In spite "
the sedition law. that we may be- a.
corded the same liberty Of expression
which they appear TO have in Great
Britain, we hazard the opinion that II
is wicked abuse Of the powers
given to the government to enable ii
To carry on the war" TO endeavor to
perpetuate so great change in our
fiscal policy without full discussion
In the House and in the country
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Inrnr. l. further shows ihr, h. vas 10
iail,d with 4 wagon tram and whIic N
such $'.rIi.H was lak,n 81 near Martins
burg. " Va. AMI I'aS sen; by his Su
p"rirr "ffI'rr :" IT,. hnIH" nf his mother
near iia' town: shat h. suffered for
many weeks with an attack If typhoid
few r. Ia :h'' meantime IN" WA closed.
IrN"i&% VIZ. mustered "ui and ih'' off,
y"rs If hI- r"cllu'ui. not knowing his
" Il. r":Ih.ri:%. marked ms r"''Hrd H% de-
serted" In th' nrIuI"n hf the ""mElttc"
tn. SOldrnr did not WIlfuIlE desert ana
IVA: much rs h" bad gwen long S"rEi""
/" his country the relief should he
Irau;rh
JONATHAN Mlhu-n IS now m old man.
Th"-.- WI" know him SAY u ~ ms heart :
:,,.' d'.>i"" 1" Ert his military record
cleared Wj and NIniI"at"d h"f"r" taps
inr INN Il -, SnIInI..l on IliS t.aEl b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

wAslIHGruH. II. T.. July 1.--s"''-
al"r Howard Sutherland will K" (" W."
York city Oh ,l;, 10Th. - attend =. mt
ms * al Important war ""Fh "'.'
Initrv, :urmirursEIp on wnl"lI WAS IN
d"r.u hlm ~ telegraph and u''"P''t ~
hin IA tn. >>;tFu.. wHE. by George w.
rarkIns. u.s. cnuIr,nan.
Mr. rerkluS telegram I" ''"''."'
Sutherland Suld 1T u nesting Or 'nt
Mar Wvrli ruunCIi OF the !. Nj. = ~.
hcid al tn, bankers Clue NV r"'h.
Was drafted as chairman OF inc ioI,M
m. hts OF Ia" AuuerIcau eAp"d'u'har!
forces and Allied armies erioF' ~ t'
Arn"rIrsn plc-t:-orgc NJ. Ia kcr Ed
ward W. Box. Cleveland II. b'1s",
COLEMAN duI'"nt. james Il FNF6nn
Arthur rurtlss James. james y. JARVIS.
,'y-uS H. M",'"riurck. ti"v"rn"r III
ken. John K. Mott, James A. r", ,,','.
,i.nrEr ". lcrk,nS. John l.. K""kei".!-
vr. Jr. julius i;os"~aid. Jar"o 9'h''' l.
William h. Taft and others"
after consultation with the spS''n
mint rrgarG.iIg our plans We call "i",''
YOU 70 serve AZ IL m"'nb"r ~ ihe 'O..
;u,tt.-. for the eastern military depat'
r,i"u;. Representatives. ~ th'S
rmi;;ys. including John l. Nott anu .,S
sell: wash - meet you and "thec uic''
bcrS ut tia" committee IN. N'w iplk
;hr E.ank"rs club On July I"th ~
o'clock We aSsum" that y"u Viii EiHu.
,acriiicr. WIZ" III" ~ %+' Maa'S"t'.
uvcull. whether W" ma! count on
Although US busy 4 Senator as ~
IS III congress. putting ~ I"hS 'h'u ',I a.,
hours day amt night with "A hrN't
rr.nsiuK multitude or "inr,H' TnIIy
INK an his shoulders rms added r"SP'u
S,hIiity Glad to s"rt" on IN" '"'''
u1it,re and r"nd"r any pnSS'nl" A'"'
sad over tn" wire to ,h''''' ''''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08
RIPPL|NG RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
THE HELPFUL AUTO

You ought 10 cut out riding round
in your upholstered boat: for thus
You're waSiin: many 4 pound. ana
many 4 bone and great. Th" coin you
blow for gasoline. n Der iii" roads
YOU run. might sink Il German SUD,
marine. or spike A German gun. My
sometimes hand 10 me such
lectures, stern and sour, when We
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

Retired army officers who have been
r":,;nr,.G - IN" active list Will De r.
Sa-d.d tu-. rh"iC services b: II PROMO
nor. !: u bill introduced by Senator
Joseph 5. F'r-.lIneauys"n OF NV Jersey
t-.,"rfl,'s: Il law. Tn" 'ncaSur" provides
,ha; ,!ur,:.g "a. war MI such officers D''-
iyw Ia. rank 81 major general shall DO
nuLutt-"u one grade.
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FOR THOSE WHO FAIL

All honor 20 him who shall win III:
prize"
The world has cried for thousand
years
But 70 him who tries and who fails and
dies.
give great honor and glory and tears.
Give glory and honor and p,tirul tears
To all who fail IN their drcds SuhlimH.
Their ghosts are many in the van .:
years.
They wcre horn with Time in all
vance OF Time.
Nh great is thn hero YhN wins nam"
Eut greater MANY AMI many Tim"
Some pale-faccd fellow wh" dies N
sham"
And l"ts God finish IN" Thought sno-
And crea, is tho nan with sword iir-
Drawn.
And good - tho man who r"fratns
from wine:
Eu, tho mar who fails ard ve, nights m.
10. he II the twiH-hr"'h"r If mine.
JOAQUIN MILLER.
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Parkrr$bur". W. Va. May Is. 1918.
tn whom il may cOncrrn -
You cannot camoufIaSr fbc railroad
labor. Thcr know who their friends
ar" and YOU can bank On our stand
ing by our friends of the past. RAIL
road labor only asks for square deal
and that Is what Senator Chlllon
stands for. We are for him for the
r,,,ir,,i,n ami rn.olerrior IN the y.
;. SthH'. "' '''l'r"uo ID "'''' '''01'
Ar" Standing SFuaF''! "HcA u III,
President in these trying times ana
Ihry intend 10 do 80. Chiffon has been
,,,.;..,,r, -,,,rc-,.r IF prcside,r
:.
''S'H P"'''''S ''''" 81 gimp
stand Dy INN.
\. II WILSON.
rh:,c Lr,;,,,r f;v .11 Nroth.
'Fh""u Oh I"'o'''o'iN' >
Ciarkshurg. v. Va. June ~. 1918.
.rh,ro !. ro nuns,inn whore organ.
,., ' :, -. n,,,uooro,io
'"''o '""'' S''''''' ~ Nv
contest Tor III" S'ha'"flai ho''il"""""'
W." are for senator Chiffon for nom-
nation and election. lie has stood by
:: ,,-o. ~ ,,oo1 and I'm. ~ ali,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

II has been several months since w."
Thoartment OF Labor gave ASSURANCE
tia, thcrr is no scarcity of lahor"rs but
merely an unequal distribution OF labor
l2ut somehow the farmers sun incline
10 n" view that il is Il real $'arci'E'
They have 20 back their Judgment with
their money; the Department Of Labor
doesn't
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

The paucity Of candidates certified for
the West Virginia primaries shows that
little interest Is being taken IN politics
this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

II It Is imperative that tho telegraph
and telephone lines should b. taken over
at once then tn" Senate should not get
mad over beinE kept in. But is such
action necessary?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-08

Foreign Secretary v"n kH"hlmannS
e,a,s,nrn; ~ th,. i;"irhSiac thai AN In
dan campaign Terms II" part 1T oar
,.'..c.ai rnlIrY:'' was greet. d with laugh
ter. We'll, ;hcr- IS IL humorous side