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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
YESTERDAY BIG
BASEBALL DAY
More Games In The valley Than In
Long Time That Were OF valley
wide Interest.

Those WHO were either At Martins
Ferry or Bellairc yesterday had the last
opportunity Of seeing the big games az
the season in this locality and all wrr"
morr than pleased over the wonderful
playing seen. While the contests had
no bearing on any titles. they were
nevertheless interesting and the fact
that tho boys represented Uncle Sam IN
n new line. all were on deck to cncour'
age the BOYS along. 1t was n remark
abb coincidence and the first time camp
teams have eyer played in this vicinity
ard with the fact that many or the val
ley boys were on the teams met. more
interest was In evidence.
Martins Ferry and Ecllaire Will not
play any more after yesterday. but Fer
r. will try conclusions this afternoon
with camp Sherman for the last tire
and from, then on will pack away her
buds for the present season. Both clubs
have enjoyed good seasons and the
profits realized from the games ycst"r-
day put the officials back on their feet
after going in the hole on some previous
cnEnCrmcntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
RUNNING RACES
ARE On TO-DAY
Splendid Bill for Opening Day ut Pair,
Starting Promptly at $3.50 P. M.

The West Virginia State Fair will
start OF to-day with an excellent racing
program. All The horses are stabbed and
arr in splendid shape TO kick up The
dust.
I'll" gong will sound at 80 o'clock
Til" h;ll will be- all runners to-day. as
fellows:
First race. \. mile. Cor Inaugural
piirsr-~Entri"E. DanSham. Will Cash,
i,arl"r BOY I-ack Rose. AnaZem"Et.
SECOND race = mill. Wheeling nriv-
ing club purSn-.I:nlrics: Beverly james,
Early Morn. Fajarita. NuZanta and
Romna.
Thir! race. 81 furlnncs. Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor purSc--Entrirs: VIC
rr"la Carbide. Quinn. Kangaroo. tiilden
List. Miss MINI and Lock wood
Third rlrr. 4'z furlonss ohio Valley
Central Trades and Labor Assembly
Imrse--Entri"s: EcgranL ProEa, Stin-
soil. Lizzie Pickett. j. Il. Hurrcll. Cincn
Colorado. WlIthcann and Modern Pre-
ella.
Fifth race. mile, I]oIrl Wheeling
purs"-F.n,rirS: .Iahnt. Ncpthy. Bob
rrumt!nn. Eahy T"c. Bundle Of Rags.
Macbeth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
Ohio News Notes.

COLUMBUS. y. Wesley Prince
aged IS. farmec. Gilbert station. near
Evansville was killed las; night when
run over by traction car near the CEN
ter OF the LOWE. With q ncighbor he had
visited the State fair and WAS returning
homa when tn. accident Happened. He
boarded one car and finding he was or
Tho wrong one jumped OF IN front OF Il
trailer. and h> was crushed TO death.
COIJMBI, Sy-S;rickcu with appeudi-
ettis and falling almost III front OF an
automobile laS1 night on the fair
grounds. Mrs. N'lli" IamlSnn was
rushed IL I local t,Spttat inr an tVntne-
diate operation.
OIJMi:I.S.-'rhe Franklin county
Repuhlican central rr.nmittet ratified
The selection Of candidates for chairman,
secretary AMI Treasurer Of tn. LOCAL CAM
paign committee.
COLIMB S.--CauCht under MS tour
ing car as il u;-Set in i ditch after he
had lost control OF it Will. speeding
near here tur$.,f,t. Thomas Ruby. Sellers
Corner received il fractured skull. Joan
,'ultrr who was q IN" car. r'cc'NH"
St.:crr injuries :" his '"sS. TIL" men
wrre IN rnutr huutN tr'THi H. state ttlr.
COl.UMEl S.--isuu"s NJ. H"ne;Ni ha
c.-sixn..ti IS assistant :" |. : District
Attorney I:"ru. H. vii! d"vot, h. tiin
t. his law p:a.tI'"'. ,
colt MEl Sd. f.. Gillette. welt
known local n.wSpaG-r man Ind Cor
mcrly Of Marion left last night for the
officers t-ainiuc camp at Gang Greene,
Georgia.
NEW Loney, member
of ;he riru OF I.rn'E BROTHERS. "t Ian
Vile was killed wneiI 'nhchln'. nv nad
lust sold - Mitchell Seller. of Utica.
went over m emhartk!nfni near here. FL,
was teaching S"iIrs now :" run thr car
Nhsn n" accident "'rtrr'd.
CLESELAND.--t E:"lnhard. aged
n and Edward Ihorpkott. aged l.. play
,r,.r,. drowned while. hatttinS IN
the lax. AT Edgcw;,trr park today. Bath
erS rushed t. lh.. boys rescue. but were
unable 10 say" thrnl.
CAMP .|Oitc"rS and "n-
listed men in this camp nave ben Or
tered not To correspond with persons
they do not ko"w FniS actt"m was
taken in order that soldiers may not
OMEN the way to nrl,Lir' u"wS u: mill
tary information.
siARIDS.--F.cs,ral Express Company
platform workers and drivers struck TO-
day over 4 mlSu Understanding IN wage,
tying UP express t"e s..F"etl heuts. inr%
returned To WORK after being assured
their demands Of SIS NOR "i tnr HlpnIA
would b. p:,ld by ,h> government.
rLE.yEI.ANp-pr. T. Miya"ka. II
Toxic representing TN" .J1rstn.s' gov
srnnnen,. addressed th- f"rtL.th annual
convention of IN" :lmcricun H;tr Ass :
citation here tonigh, on The Safeguard
of Civil Liberties. Japan has tho
sa1ne ideals rs those 10 which -AEer!1t
is dedicated" H. declared. We stand
for the rights % humanity also. h"
added.
,ref sand in L local factory to-day. att
, iustirg an clcc,ri" light ;Slob'.. .\d"lrh
I.,uro.nSr.heiu aged 81. was electrocutcd.
; Workmen heard Hmm scream. but their
: efforts 10 rescue him We're futile.
cLEvt;I4AND.-Tw" dynamic" bombs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02

placed uudcr the front Of Nicholas Co
!nnbo's grocery store earl! this morning
wrecked the building. injured several
persons slightly and shattered windows
in i score ui houses and stores nearby
.rh. bombs had been timed To explode
1iv. ,uinutes apart. Police are WORKING
OH tn, theory that the bombs were
placed by Elack flanders.
j,HARIbN.-JOhn Eiaptlc. veteran OF
;h.. Civil war. is de:ui at his home here.
MILL FRS HI Rt;.--R"v. +. NJ. Shuts
Of HiIIboru. has bocn called In the pas
,oratr Of the Presbyterian church at
HoIm"sviils, to take effect Sept embcr l.
~ ,E-y-t:I, And, - ficorc" r. Page,
Peoria. H., was elected president az the
American Ear Association al tn" final
business session today. Secretary Geo.
vnitrlock baltimore. and Treasurer
r. W:ldhaIns. Albany. were re- lec'en'
E,xf wars convention city Will be Sc
:.ctcd ut thu m'd-wirter meeting VI The
executive committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
.|tN|0N MIN WILL PARADE THIS
MORNING FOLLOWED BY GATHERING
[,,rncntcrs No. 1867, Martins Ferry, ~
rarncutcrs No. 10. bridgeport ~

No. 1867, Martins Ferry: -
= 1,arnrn,crs No. 10. bridgeport. g.
Band.
Rr;cklavcrs No. l, Wheeling
Stationary Engineers No. 1871. HheellnE
STATIONARY Engineers NO. 49, N""' ''"'
Ferry.
-. TSirenen No. 1919. Wheeling.
pot,crs No. d6. Wheeling
Fottcrs No. Is. Wheeling.
pottcrs No. IS. Wheeling.
THIRD DIVISION,
ChApliue Street, NORTH OF S'A''e''
Band.
u,cbinist Munitinn Plant Nc. S45.
butchers No. I.
Electrical Workers. M. ~.
Electrical Workers No. ~.
7.vpogrnphical Union No. 49"-; lhcllnire'
Retail Drug Clerks No. IN WhceI'ns'
Letter Carriers No. 30; %nScl.iis,
l1athcr Workers No. so. Wheeling.
Band.
Flint Glass Workers No. ?; Wheciins'
I2I,ss Bottle Blowers No. jog. Wheflins'
Class Pnttlc blowers No. a.. BelIhiit'
Flint Glass Workers No. 1's, MarllnS
Ferry.
Street Car Workers No. us
Theatrical Stage Workers Nc. d.
Plumbers No. o3.
FOURTH DIVISION,
Fifteenth Street, East Of Chspline-
Band.
Iron. Steel and Tin Workers. Crcscent
Lodge No. 5.
Ircn. Steel and Tin Workers. Nancheslcf
Lodge No. j..
Iron. Steel and Tin Workers, Fn!lansbee
Lodge No. l.
Iron. Steel and Tin Workers, ONO
Lodge No. &C.
Tailnrs NJ" 24S. Wheeling.
brewery Workers No. 3i$. Martins
FcrrA
Iron. steel and Tin Workers N". 81. ono
Iron, Steel md Tin Workers so. ~. ONO
Structural Iron Workers No. ~,
Wheeling.
Structural Iron Workers NO. ~
No. "3l. Wheeling.
Sheet Metal Workers No. 1871. Wheeling.
MoldcrS No. 26t. Wheeling
Band.
United Mine Workers No. "229. Elm
United Mine Workers No. %@@it. Triadcl-
phi1.
United Mine Mir" Workers No. "-tS
Barton. O.
United Mine Workers No. lhII. E"llalrr
United Mine Workers No. 4%n. Bellarc
United Mine Workers No. -2'h. h"llalrc
United Mine Workers No. 1878. Shady
Side
FIFTH DIVISION.
Chapline Street South OF Sixteenth
INDUSTRIAL DIVISION.
All Wagons. Autimobilcs. Floats. Etc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
.RFv. AN'CREARY IN ANNIVERSARY
SERMON At SECOND UP. CHURCH

sons have been added 10 the member
ship. Twenty-thrce Of these came or
profession of their faith in Christ.
There have been five deaths during the
ynar ard the present membership is
363. In our contributions we have made
a conn:cnduble record s4.752;so were con.
tr1hutrd for expenses; $2.15o.35 for III"
building fund: s2.04S.l6 for missions
and s4.49o.14 to other benevolencrs.
making a total for the year Of Sl3.44$:-
Is or an average Per member Of So IL.
or the total amount contributed 3l.3il.-
II was given by the Sabbath school. IN
hoastiny. But VIC are grateful for all
that the Lord has enahled us TO &C
complish in his name. Today we begin
n new year as pastor and people Let
us> make the now year the best we harr
ever known. We can count upon IN"
Lords help if we will but do our part.
lie, Us rust Him and follow where ne
leads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip
enclose with Sc and mail il TO Foley &
Co. ISIS. Sheffield avenue, Chicago. Ill.
writing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial Dack-
nrc containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs. colds and Group:
Fnlcys Kidney Fills for pain IN sides
and back: rheumatism. backache. kidney
and bladd"r ailments: and Foley cain
artic Tablets. Il wholesome and thor
nuShlv cleansing cathartic. for conslirn-
ton. billouSncss. headache and s(ugsl:h
bowels Sold Everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
Killed In Action.

Captain orvIlle l.. Anderson, Grra:
Falls. Mont.
Licutrnants:
Joseph ". Emery. IT.. Quincy. III.
Gerald r. Kelly. Marietta O.
Loo II. Wall. ST Louis. Mo.
Charles r. Gardner. Louisville, Ky.
Sergeant James Seho, Dayton. O.
Privates:
Charles Joseph Casey. Philadelphia
James Fields. Kermit. ". Vi
Peter Petronis. Scranton, IA
Died Of Wounds.
Frank q. EWcIl. Philadelphia. IN.
Charles Fl. waltz. r'cnhrook. Ia.
Died Of Disease.
Sergeant Major John KlnCGcnsmi;n,
Grrrnsburg. Pa
Scrgc;n, Morris N. Rowl"y, stock
tom. Ma.
John D. Mcpherson, Toledo. G. .-.-
Wounded Severely.
ScrScants:
Martin F. O'Hur;t, Pittsburgh. IA
Royal I. .Stcinbacher. Williams port.
Pcnnsyivnnia-
Corporssls:
Clarence N. Kyle, welch. W. Va.
Franklin l.. Miller. PottvilI". Pa
Joe W. Mos. Huntington. W. Va
Privatcs:
Earl Il. Angstadt. Reading Ia.
Michclr Antonio, Fr"rp"rt. IA.
Dewey Davis. Pottsrille Ia.
stephen ". Ferris. Scranton, Ia.
Donald F. Watt. Stcuh"nvill". q.
Luther IL Richards. Brimwell. W. va.
Raymond Y. Spencer. I.acyvill". 4.
wounded, Degree Und determined.
Sergeant William l.. l:tchard. l'hN-
adciphia, Pa
Corporal Joseph William Ra-tcrK.
Eituulan. Pa
T'rivatcs:
rnrhit Adkins Export. W. Va.
Harry Ashcroft. Altoona. Ia.
R,.r7,ard j. ItchrtnEnr. MaryS. Pa
Ravmcrtd Gideon BnmEnr1incr. Hrrr =
burg. Pa.
August Conway. Clearfird. -
Eli Cook. Mckccspurt. IN
Harrison Haws. Locust Grove. =.
Scalsnn II. Nelson. i'ark"rS Landing.
Pennsylvania.
Robert Ice rmrdy. MnnN"rlnS. ". VA,
W;lliam Y. Ridley. towauSN lie. "a.
Missing in Action.
Charles Nh. .th-ahnms. Kane. IA.
Crrr+is Errrlinand Anderson, Name.
Pennsylvania.
Samuel J. Austin. 1iE"ni"r. IA.
clarence Barrett. Si"uh"n";!l". q.
Salvador FillI-". Philadelphia IA.
Peter pokalsky. Thro"r. Pa
Robert Is. chapman. T'"nn!snn q.
william Derrick cleveland. q.
Come to the Salvage Shop Cor Bar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
WELlSBURG

Funeral services far MISS Mary Dor
rrn duuchtrr nf Mr.. and Mrs Bernard
Dnrnan. who died after n hricf Hines
on Saturday afternoon, will he held
Tuesday morning 1t $3.50 O'Clock Al 81.
Johns Catholic church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
OHIO NEWS

Special Dispatch To- the Int tuSencF:.
COLUMBUS. y. SepN- l.--S;;.:c head
quarters O: WIZ camp community ser
vice. Of which Colonel "iit'ah I"Hp''
Proctor or Cincinnati. is chairman. = eS-
tcrday announc-d that Il or the mos
prominent men IN Ohio had consented ~
become members OF The state hii1hc'
committee. aud Will lend their AID ~
the campaign soon 20 ts' Etuti'Iicu H.
raise funds ~ carry on war ciunp eoi''-
munity work In the absence OF tolon"
Proctor. u. 4. Custer. eNcSutlN" Sfcre-
tar, of the :Inanc4. GcTiSIor. mad" puo4ic
the names. u.s. folIsTS-
I. C. Nicely. s.. NxCvS- wcll-Sr1oWn
in oil and gas circles: f: h Curtis. Lima
chairman district drzut hsnud anu press
dent Lima Trust CunislIiy; lrrtnS hrc"
Portsmouth. chairman distributing c"i's-
mite Scioto county var coest ana
member firm o. lrvinS prcw Company
= s Kelly. Yellow Springs. rubber
manufacture: =. -. Richardson. Jr..
vice president me Libby Glass Company:
j.. Meade MaSSIc. Chlhcothe. treasurer
war camp Community service BOARD; t..
-. Sheath. Tiftilt, former president ONO
e:ank.rS 'ASsoci;t iuu. chairman Seneca
county war chISt. bank president ana
merchant: ~ l.. tizlrtorI. ElyT1a- preSt-
dent tiariord Misunderstanding Company:
". S. Kent. Kent bank president: Il. &
Burton. Gainesville, prtSiasA nurs ori
Townsend Company: A. H. Heisey. preSi-
den, 4. H. Kelsey X Co. l.. Nd Knowles.
East Liverpool chairman war chest
committee and manufacturer OF pottery:
James ~ Campbell. Youngstown. press-
dent YOUNGSTOWN Sheet and Tube Com
pa1y aud chairulau Mahontns oou ntry
war chest: Judge Rufus s. Smith. GIN
cinuati: Fred +. CUTLERY. Marion. lawyer
and coal operator: Is. G.. Dawes. Column
bus president OHIO Cities Gas Company;
John Henderson. Martins Ferry: John E
Jones. Jackson. coal operator: K N.
Shaw, London: Charles e Cob. Con-
neaut, president Conncaut Mutual Loan
and Trust Company: George McConnelI.
Urbana. president D:sIuond-Stepen
Manufacturing Company
The melL without exception. praised
highly the work being done by war camp
community service. and are sacrificing
time and money TO aid in the great work
COLCHBCS-The medical profession
Of Ohio, through tho compact orxanIzA-
ton that has been quietly developing
dprinS th. past two weeks. today. acting
under telegraphic instructions from
Washington. put into force plap that
in it's practical operation. fs q system
Of voluntary cunSCription. according to
announcement made At the Offices OF the
Ohio State Medical Association.
Under the eIn--rcpreSentairTeS and
committees in each Of the IS counties
will. within the next two weeks. en-
desvor to enlist one OF the 1000 doctors
in Ohio in the now volunteer medical
reserve corps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
WOMEN HELP In THE WAR ZONE

The influence Of Women
is felt everywhere-on the
battlefield, in the hospitals,
and amongst the producers at
ho1ne. Whether at the Front,
behind the lines, or at. home,
this work involves great sac
ri6ces and unusual physical
strength. No woman can do
good work when health is i'm
paired. The greatest boon to
womankind is an herbal tonic,
which makes weak women
strong and sick women well.
It is the Prescription" of
DR.. Pierce, so well known for
the past fifty years and now
sold in tablets as well as in
liquid form by every druggist
in the land. 1t has had q half
century. of practical demon
stration and successful results
in. most Of the delicate de.
rangements and weaknesses
of women. When q woman
complains of q weak back OF
faint or dizzy spells it's time to
heed the warning. For young
girls just entering woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02

- 30 are:
rharlrs :. Mrt;Ta "
ester =. Ei"hIit""l
George W. Parker
Roy X. Kirkland
John n. 1.y'lirk
Fred W. Schmidt
IIr,Inrr EmShl"''ln
Harry -. Moor"
Elmer W. S"hnir"r
Earl i. t'hnnlncrS
scott J. Wood
Curtis II. Sr"inE"r
s. Geo. !}r"Incr
Waller l'oyh
r;,rrr" e. tirinm
l:nh"rl y. t."Stain
.til"tiSt b2 ktr
William VI. TMt"s
Hobart Cromwell
George r.. Porter
s. Hunter
Charles 7. Clark
.l"hn W. Vessels
Harry Oliver
.lri:n Frtht'l
lanes II. Leach
| oui% J. Ma-uuart
: 'hmrlnS W. Hall
I1arcnc" Is. IIruE"l
Fred l.. EnS"
Andrew \. SChrr,lrt
i.hhrr; !. y. Miller
Homer II. Drnnry
Ira Gamble
/ hlrlrS !. Carter
Edward tir..cnN;tl;l
Irwin William Rate
Irwin {. Yoke
Wesley EOck
Waller Hchrank
john Bu7ynn. .Ir
Harry T.. Pralhnr
Edward Ferdinand
,ti""rc" t.. Sutton. J
anderson l.. COX
Fred iinchcrt
Edgar t. Vessel
kHrl n. kIndIrlcrK
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hood for cen ct various times pains nHammalonS and kndfed
ailments Prescription will GFe y. Rtpe tn 40, tnS
Our Eoys in emp wthstood com
plant To comoa outbreaks Of disease both war and n peaee l
tta the and kidneys be kept active m ice oo
the toxic Dossns an you keep we'll An occasional
for the best health Such is made Of May h9p G p aa
Peasant Pellets YOU headache yellow coated TASTE
mouth s antintoxcon end often agoendtls py tak:ns .as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-02
American Casualties

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The follow
ir,. casualties arr reported by the com
handing general Of The American e1-
pr,litionary forces:
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TWO HUNDRED EIGHTEEN BOYS
co To CAMP NEXT THURSDAY

Albert II. Brink man
Gartcr y. lGtSh>va
John T.. Januzcski
los. y. E'a,krnStcln
Elwnud r. Rrntz
.tarnph"ll Witt
Victor Il. Kruger
'arl W. Tun;
Jos. i. Sonn"frid
Joss II. Miller
Louis Salrne
Harold l.. Ramkc
Charles J.. Lay
frank laCaNH
Cigar 'ii"Sy
Ihrry W. W'itschy
\Ih.rr VIM. korc
VIM. c. kroGgrl
Morgan \. - jcune
Robert IT. Fry
Harry Moss
". Edward Row
iiyr"n y. Earn.
lanes y. McNa*h
August l.alz
Arnold w. stanton
Herman ". Rolf
Andrew y. Wilson
,'.inrlrs W. Eeltz
larry VI. Co"
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Come to the Salvage Shop Cor Bar
rains in frrni,ur" ana articles " cloth
ing. Corner Of Twenty. second and Main
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
Irpbibitiou brD6t.

Boibington, 9. g., 81. slug. -
RationnIe nfnodentrodene" Hrobibi'
ton, beginneno am 1. SuIi 1919 uns
fortoorerno penigitens mdbren6 Der
|9m1er oes &rieges, idien am Mon=
tagoben6 ouf @rurrb bonR'ompromiB-
l1nterbonoIungen I'M &ongreB cine
ltorfe M0glidfeit at fem.
Sc tpur6e erfIdrt, 6aB Brdfi6ent
8illon gegen folde Brobibitionsl@e-
lekgebnng nidts ein5utpenoen babe,
uno pieIe @enotoren gaben 6ara1fbfn
Der Mniidt Musor1d, BOB Dos 9n1s
fid nit 6em iebt unter 8eratung be-
fin6Iiden @oridlag ein~beritanoen er,
fIGren tperoe.
0ie i'm @enot idtpebenoe &riegs<
Notwithstanding gelangte am
Montag ntf @r1no oes Dor et1iden
@oden einitim1mig angenommenen
8eidluIIes ser 9ebatte, ooB iie oas
@egereft Bis CUR griinoliden an=
nobme baben ione, n11rbe ieood bar
auf boriibergeben6 beiieite geiest, ba-
nit ser Senot iid init ser 9eeres=
porloge befoiien fonnte. Sn5uiifen
berieten sic gefurmorter nr6 8egner
Ser Notwithstanding IN SEN &or-
ri6oren Hber einer et1paigen &ompro=
miB.
0ie 8orlage piirbe in ibrer ietigen
6orm SEN 8erfauf berauidenber 8e=
trdnfe om l.. San11ar nddffen Sobres
perbieten. 8ie Senator Sbeppuro
bon Geras mitteife, boben ftd ie6od
bei6e @eiten muf Sen 8oridlug Erdf=
oent 8ilions bin nit einem aufidub
einberItanoen erfIdrt. Ser Eraitoent,
10 miro geiogt, 1T ser Aniidt, Bog
cine peitere @nabenfriIt geDabrf
mer0en folle, Inn finan5iene uno lon-
ftige 6rogen at erle0igen.
Begner Ser Hrobibtion iino, pie
erflGrt miro, Ser fe1ten neber5eugung,
oaB sic ,trodene" @orIoge abgelebnt
meroen miro, uno ourdul1s bamt 5u-
frie6er, ooB oos Snfrafttreten bin=
ausqeidoben murbe. Sc miro erfpor=
tet, SOB Elm formenes Bfommen BIN
men fur5em %getroffen tper6en miro, 10
bab ser Senat imitanoe 1T, Die 8or=
laqe Gr6e oieier ober Mnfang naditer
@ode an5unebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29

Ser Sud, bas befannte 8itblatt,
bat ieinen Ietten fdledten Bis ge-
r1adt - CT 1T eingegangen.
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Gaitf 8api6s.

Die @attin oes 8entpn Gountp
Sberiffs San. 8. Craig bot infolge
zines nro1tateIongen @rebsleioens om
Mit1podmorgen in ibrem Seim int
SITTER bon So Sobren bos 3eitlide ge-
ieqnet. 9ie 2eid)e tp1trbe an ben Dirt
ibrer @eburt, Hep grunstpif, Como
90. geIanbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29

IUeHeIt upeItSIl
tpuroe.
CT. Spiepb.
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sdn1le tpuroe- Oienstagabeno 5t
@bren6 Ser bon uns ideioenoen
Mdnner Matbias Mertes, @orl 2ooe=
meier, Norbert &obfer, 6ermann
a%Iirfner, Mid. Sbeiien un6 8ilb.
MiiGer bon bter, 6ie itd anoeren Sa=
ges s1trn girtritt I'M oos @aterlanos-
Beer in ct. gloub git itenen batten, ei=
ne MbIdieosfeier gebalten, 5u Ser Iid
eine qroBe Menge golfes eingefunben
botte. Sodtp. 8forrer P. 9roger, ..
g.. g, bielt etne redt bdterlide Mn=
Iprade uno Maior S. g. Eattiion
BON ser ct. CLOUD Seimgaroe eine
bon edit potriotiidem 8eiite getrage-
ne Me6e, pabreno Sic ct. Soiepb Mhl-
iifffapene Sic Mbidiebsfeier 6urd ent-
ipredenoe M11iif p%erberrIidte. Sene
Mbidpie6sI tunoen meroen Ben i1tngen
Mannern nod lange IN better Grin=
ner1tng bleiben.
6idmpnb.
6ro1 g. @ngelbaro. tpelde felt
oen Iebterr atpei Sabren erfolgreid
Sic 2eitung seq Ridmoro 5ouie
beiorgte, bot iid nod Minneapolis
begeben, tpo fie einem 3irnmerber-
mietsgeiddft boriteb. Dr. uno
Jrou s. q @eI5 nnb 81. 8. Gimme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29

~. yCtu|uluS.
Sic bodhp. 6erren Sdeuer bon
gudman nrt6 8renber BON Current
BURG noren lebte ISOLDE mi1fomn1ene
geiudyer nnieres bodm. 8farrers
gdonenberger. - 6odp. P. 5ilari=
US, 8. g. s., BON ser 6afuItdt Ser
ct. essobannes 1%1niperfitat bielt lebten
@onntag bier beim 6odan1te Die
Ereoiqt. gr iprad iiber ote Niiblid-
felt elmer boberen Sdl1lbi1outng fir
6ie Siinglinge unb uber Die 8ortetle,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-12-26
Ruling Spirit Strong.

Authors 60 not always live quite
up to their writings. or artists to their
pictures. Here Is a little yarn about
Louis Raemaekers which shows that
once he was almost tempted to. fall
below the high standard Of courage In
sisted on In his cartoons. .
He was visiting the British front In
Flanders. and during a temporary lull
was being conducted along a front
line trench. Suddenly the enemy CON-
menced a lively bombardment.
II tried to keep my back up and
to look as u~nconcerned as the Tommy
by my side," said Mr.. Raemakers,
'but l found II hard work-the desire
to burrow into the trench was nearly
too much for me-"
AS one Tommy eloquently put It,
ut amt till yer In khaki that yer
fOrgits ter duck" .
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-12-26
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