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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

The principles OF democracy pro
claim ~ freedom Of ihe individual
and rt the same time prescribe il'
necessary limitations. that is. respect
Tor and non-lniorieronce with the
rights and liberties Of others the
esne principle should apply IN I'm
sncini and commercial rela,lona' The
freedom Tor which the fathers CON
tended was freedom Of soula Princi'
p'er N freedom and Justice revolt a'
Tie show OF unrortraind license Tor
control NJ commodities, or oppression
OF weasilnrs whether through the
nows- ~ wealth or Of fortified COM
bln.ilons The real freedom that
must obtain to bring content and
human courage must guarantee to
labor the same degree Of profits a.
Is granted to the wealth that labo'
produces and human life must be
REGARDED as sacred and must be as
hlrhly cherished az property
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

have moved my office from q
Casieyens Hdw. Store to the ~
love Garage. Phone all orders :
oil and gasoline to 17s.
Gay McGlaun.
3Stf Agent Texas CT
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

state Of Texas. county OF scurry, IS
Rcht. n, Curnutte, Cashier Of
the above-namod bank. do solemnlJ
swear that the above statement "a
true. to the best OF my knowledge
and belief
Robt II. curnutte, Cashier.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

So the fruit iarsn you ar. Ping
No ,ed them.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

Subscribed and sworn to befor'
me this is'h day OF March. 1918.
]. n. Cocker. Notary Public.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

mo this 10 day Of March, A. D., 1911
tseaD L. y HEAVIER 4
Notary Public scurry County. 2
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

nEroHr o THE CONDITION OF
THE SNYDER NATIONAL Bank

At snyder In the State Of Texas.
at the close Of business on March ~
1915.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

. THE STATE o TTExAs.
County Of scurry.
We D. y. Rca. as v-Presideni' and
.c.I Iaevgll. as cashier or said ban;
each of ur. do 1olomnly swear that
ihe above statement "a true 20 the
best Of our knowledge and belief
y. y. RIA. Vice PRECEDENT
G I. JAEGOLl, Cashier
CORRECT Attest;
p. BuLlNosLEY
J W PATTERSON.
p. BRADY. DIRECTOR
Subscribed ard sworn to before me
uis the 18Th day Of March. a. D..
1918.
y G. ADAMS. Justice Peace
F.ofnoio Notary Public scurry coun-
y Texas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

THE FIRST NATIONAL B'NR

Al snyder, In the state Of Texas az
the close Of business on March ita.
isis
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22
Liabilities.

STATE OF TEXAS.
County n seurry.
We. r. Brady a. president and J.
G sllnscn a. cashier Of sid bank
each a ~. do solemnly swear that
the above statement ls true TO the
host or our knowluire aul belief.
3. BRADY, President
3 r. sTfNsoN. caFhier.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

Subscribed and sworn to btIo'e %
his 18th day ofsMareh. 1919
c. s. PERKINS. Jr..
Notary Pubilr'
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

State Of Texas, County Of sfurfy. ~
"A. d. Erwin. cashier o. me atof
named bank. do solemnly shear that
the above statement Is tree % ~
best Of my knowledge and peYef
A. D. ERWIN, cashlffi
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-22

coRREcT-Attesti
P.L. FULLER,
". A. FULLER.
0. p. THRANE. DlreetdI'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

Democratic parry i absolutely under
I h. control Of traders from the cotton
growing States. The greatest n,'rrSS' :
" Of Germany after IN" war Will b.
raw cotton The cotton crowd :!ar''
shown Their power By catecorlcally -
ruSinr 20 consider any ail"urt -
place \ war fax on cotton After m"
war thev, will look 20 Germany as
th",- largest purchaser an! 10 rnCnrr,
ago Germany in making hos" puT-
rhases they will Givr her tho Am"ri,
can r2ark"t for manufactured goods
as far and a. wholly a. they AZ" able.
anc. German chemical glassware. dyes,
potash. cutlery. knit snoG:. etc. vii
come IN as never before i. Tho Demo
cra;S remain in power. On n" Other
hand. with he Republican party IN
contvo.. Il protective tariff law will ~
rnacte-i and tho problem az postwar
with Germany. o" any 9th
rr country. will b. laid 10 rest.
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established by the administration,
which administers the acid test" 10
Republicans but withholdS il when I
Democrat is under suspicion. This
tess was first applied in the WIscpn,
sin election, where TIE President
openly intcrlered in behalf o. his
hand-pickcd candidate for the Senate,
By implication the President con,
signed Sir. l-enroot 70 Tho dtsloyal
ranks for voting for III" Mcl-nmo7r
resolution. Singularlr enough. this
acid test" was not retroactive. II
did not apply. for example, TO Repro,
sentative Kent, OF California, who. n
tor having voted against tabling The
McLemorc resolution. and after hay
ing been defeated for reelection, VAS
appointed Z member OF tho Tariff
Commission. Nor do We recall that in
the election Of 1916. the President hy
81 mitch "a hint or SugCrst zion op
posed the return OF twenty Democrat.
ic congressman. Including the famous
McLrmorc himself. all OF whom voted
as MIR. Irnrpot voted and failed "Qual
~ in meeting The acid test" Of ";run
loyalty and genuine Americani%m.
Can you beat it?
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PROTECTION ONLY SERVES


IN l"lo Iae l"A'''S'"'> "'Su ''''t>
tho business and industrial revival
that followed tho nprnin. Of The Euro
,o., var vas wholly rron,o,e, nv
0e,,oc-ar,c nolicies r was = Jnon.
st,o,s couna,c, fin and rho Demo.
o-,,s L,er :, when thev ,r,ered If
Now an instance OF how inc war has
nlaved the proxy OK i protrctive TAR
If is we'll illustrated in lie following,
Quoted from, Corrncrcc Reports OF tho
Deparrmen, Of CommerCn:
prior e.. ,h.. su,n:,,.r ,.r 1914 tn"
greater na-' X ~ ~ ';''';'I ''p'I''',.,F
r"r,.d from .;,-,aanv AND .lr~:rra. n"
cutting or .: ''nH"7,S from ih">'' Dun
IT, ,,.,-, ,.,,.b e
no. vr, enl:-":: rv"-"":n". However.
WITHIN ih' pas '.,.,,.,s,.l,
,he,r ,rod,,c.iun &C such war. or arc
manufacturing EEaI"% -: A',::.'a'
~ ''' b,hi. I'm; nrac,ica,lv our
Who'll availahl" suro'y a. THIS '!H'' -
81 toI TO ware Sold uadc- b--,rd Names
Th;ch were unkno~" =, short 'ial" ago.
Some day. probably. he Democratic
National COMMITTEE" Will send ouf pUo-
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RADICAL REVERSAL

- The reason FOR the defeat Of the
amendment TO :hr Army Appropriation
bill in the Senate. Friday. changing the
draft age limits. c"n;Hrs on the Prtssi-
dents change OF mind IN favor Of uni
yersal training. which may 90 a some
What startling announcement 10 the
conservative wing o. the Democratic
party, which Tough, So yallantly. and
50 nearly successfully 4SainS; any con
scripton at the outset OF our DECLARE
ton OF war against Germany. To
carry ont the scheme OF universal
training the War Department is now
engaged in pertertinE measure max.
ing it effective. Such 4 reversal Of the
administration position involves an
other change of heart in the person of
that eminent pacifISt Secretary Baker.
In co-ordinatinS with he Presidential
mind. however. Mr.. Baker is simply
obeying orders. and it matters little
as 10 his settled convictions about
universal training.
The changed attitude O: Mr. Wilson
is reminiscent; OF the differences that
existed between the ChloI t.XeCutiv"
and the first Secretary OF War. a man
with true vision and eminent ability.
Mr.. Lindiev VI. Garrison Universal
training was more or l.SS ;ho rock on
which they spill. and caused Secretary
Garison's reti-emea: from h" cabinet.
The Presidents change % opinion n
this respect i characteristic Of all
others that have proc "deG ;:-to7ced
BY public sentime0t. Tbs PEesiden;.
according 20 a Washington correspond
EN-. has realized tha' war measures
vii! repeal themselves with ;hr ending
of hoS.ilities and mo pronunciation IT
peace. and yet nominal peace may not
DO free from ire menace of pcSSlhl:
resumed strife % preserve world ia"'
and world order. ari tha' the nation
once GU; Of the var will have duties 20
perform which will require n !eas. I
trained force rnady tor Transformation
INFO a fighting force :or years % come.
D. The framework Of N" proposed ncy
law is only partly compI"te ROW. Tho
details have rot been disclosed. nor
arc they likely 70 te until ;ht tim"
in September when. according to tho
promises made b. secretary o! War
Baker to tho Senate. Committee on
Military Affairs. the Tie1S OF the nd
ninistration as 20 draft iimi; ages
will b. set before Congress. Tho
President desires that n" propose;
universal military training plan shall
be his own. Wh"n il is finished arh
ready for pre$"nf alton 20 Congress II
will be. Il his wishes arc followed. an
administration measure for which tho
administration and MOI any Legislators
previously active in thr cauS" Of uni
versal military training will figure.
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SENATOR TILLMAN IS
SUDDENLY STRICKEN;
RECOVERY DOUBTFUL

WASHINGTON, y. c. Jun" ~
benjamin T. Tii!man. IN" N";"'"l
n"rnrTal!" Senator from S"u'h '"T"'
lima. and chairman OF IN" "d'ti 81
fairs cn:nmi;'r". is seriously III ~ "i>
home h"r" ana his recovery IS T'-"r''
cd by his phySlclan AS fHnn'l f''S
!'lt sid" is completely PaEalHH'd' ah'
h" has boon suffering from severe -.
current r"TrhFaI h'hlo'En"s' S'"|, '"''
Thursday.
Ahou' ton years ago Srha'"r III
man nan Il Si!IlI!dl it'd' ~ ""'i, f"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
SERVICE OF WHEELING INTELLIGENCE
THE PLIGHT OF AUSTRIA HUNGARY
An Analysis OF the She Has Lost Her Striking Powers
By SVETOzAR TONJOROFF
Anh,r ii ''rhr War; 81 Nntiul> - Etc.

northwest nt II = seriously hamwr"'l
IN" lack "a! supplies.
In addition 10 being drmora!iAHu d!
political agitation. the AuSiTianS evil
,ulrnilv ar. ,huii ui tho actual SineWS
nj wIc.
ON Tie Other hand. thr Italians ar"
better Of morally and materially by
= considerable margin than they wcr"
when ia" NuSt"uG"rman cycion"
struck ih"m in IN l>0n&" region last
aurUun THE recovery o. I'll" Italian
Iarmr. in "a. interval is on" Of the
! Slrikin. arhiri ",urUf:, iii this war. NJ
in" hci.h' Of H. Au~iruNi"rlNan Grlv"
: n lHl1 thor" were moments when
lraiy APPEARED - b. facing Il p0li;!ra
icn!iapS". t.'r"DHn prnpaGandiSIs mad
iG"n. their hr-I !" ''uplicalr i'll Italy
n, political iiSIni'@rarion which ih"T
mad successfully prohErcd III Russia
/ Tia, n'mn"s> ol ih' Italian civil SC'-
! eminent AMI th'' capacity Ct IN" nov
,,ornmani,rin.chlrf General Pia1.
! however. checked IN" pHnic in time.
, I'm" efforts ii ~" ministry and III"
: n,w rnmnauLrr.'Nrhicf Wrr" "l"r
lively seconded 10y Il" energetic meas
/ 'ir.'S 'ak,n hv France" Great Hrhain
and II" ni''d :iiat' :, I" ~tllfrn Italian
! resistance.
J The Allied War Council correctly
! yau&,l lAr improved moral" ri IN"
! italian armr.> when i shifted several
divisions ~ Italian ,:unpS 10 Ihc west
front -hmrrI, after IN" German Of
/ fru>Ivr in Picard! had. Developed. IN
! return for an accession ui men 20 Ia"
;r:t>l from. '!"r" is reason /" h"il"y"
that in" italian commander
received considerable contributions
If glin>. munitions and experts from
! France. I;r"at Britain and lattcrly The
! United States
To the d"lnOraliZa 0i thr "nr.
my and III" reorganization and re-
! equipment nf the Italian armies. has
been added yet another factor Of rn"r'
nous advantage ia III" Italians. Tina;
| factor IS he uAiiicali0n u! the Italian
region nf operations with he west
! front under he $uIr"m" command az
! Ferdinand FOCIl as IT." Allied general
| iSS!Hlu. Italy is no longer lighting her
own battles TN" llalIan front is IN
integral part IF Ia" "fr"nti"r If free
DOM" which j. defended hy n" COM
hincd r"$nUrccS ~ III" United States,
France aui Great l!riiaih. fighting
! side b. sid" WIN Italy.
; finder these vastly improved r"ndi.
lions rh"rr < solid justification for
fhc calm confidence NJ Italy in her
ability 20 mr"r ihr new Austrian blow
{ and perhaps Ia deal 4 rnunterhlow
that shall place tn" AuStrians on n"
dr:cnSiv" all along The limo.
| Such IN event would confront m"
German General staff with The choice
tof letting he AuS'rianS 70 by 'hH
board nr ii thinning out Their own
, lines in Frame" in an. a't"mp; n Dol
! sI"C III III" Collap-inc IIarshWrc nh
III" E'javc and a Vienna nd Buda-
| pest
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SHERIFF MEANS, OF
JEFFERSON COUNTY,
FOUND DEAD IN BED

@;..rini l'.=ra'rir - Thc int"li1%'n'"r.
STErI:t,NVil.l.F. OHIO. Jun" -.
John /. Means. sheriff "f Jefferson
county. and OF" ot Eastern OHIO :
nos, prominent politicians. Was found
,i"ad in bed nero today. following a
RECENT Illness. Heart iaiinr" i said
- have caused his DEATH
Mr. Means VA. leading i@rr" i'll
politics. having served rwo terms III
ne Ohu legislature. II" wa> cnMn.
rv au,iUor for iW0 terms ana NO
years AKA was r'ccr',! Sh"r'r. H.
Ma ON ~ ,hc l2..r ~ tn" Means fam
X, MI" ~ IN" mas prominent iHml-
Hes IN h. county. II. server! for iWn
years - 2 Mrnrrhr ol council IT,
Ms \ ran,;lda'r for r"."lrr1t"n for
sheriff 1t IN" coming primary.
In" Sudden d.aIh rali>"h ""!"'
spread sorrow here. IL Mr. "MIn~ WI
IN" "i rhr mos popular mon nf N"
cnuN., IN! fhr0lIEhuur Eastern ONO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
NEW LIBERTY LOAN BILL

Til. ncw bond bill Just framed BY
,h,. House Committee on Ways and
Means authorizes the issuance of Lib
trtv Bonds 20 the amount OF $S.0pe,'
600 .G0n. This is in preparation OF the
now issue in October. which has been
fixed at $4,000. 0Q0, 900. Early enact
m.nr Of The bill IS urged. which would
pur iii" Treasury in position to make
mans beforehand for the Fourth Lib
erty Loan. The authorization is great
~ than would be issued in the Fourth
r..Drrry Loan. but If the practice
which Was adopted successfully in the
Third loan OF making allotnents in
iu!l upon all oyer-subscripuons Is fol
lowed. ii will be necessary 10 has d
substantial margin 10 cover any pos
sibls over-subscription.
Under the new bill only banks and
rus; companies which are qualified
government repositories would be al
lowed 10 take subscriptions for future
loans. II is stated that failure OF
some banks iha; had taken deposits
for loans had created great harrfshIps
in some individual cases. and il is DO
, sired 70 contine future fiscal opera
: tons of he Treasury 10 the govern
nent repositories. Another DroTi'
sion OF the bill would exempt bonds
taken by foreigners from excess prof.
It's and income taxes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
1T rs THE PEOPLES WAR

in some quarters this IS consider q
go 50 Ia as 80 ,n:tlnaic that III" Pres
!Gent is ronSunl.d with 'he idea tha'
il IS his personally conducted war
Eu. il Is nothing az the kind. II Is
no. L Democratic WAT. a h.pNbllSaI
o. rho American paoHle---2 war by
tho people. Of II" people. for the Peo
pie. that rhiS nation shat! not PERISH
from the earth II il was a Demo
cratic war alone. ;hen that party
WORLD o. falling down most potrntly
in taking care OF il. The facts show
that the Republican SAFES OF Ne"
York. Pennsylvania and Illinois have
each sent moro volunteers 10 'he army
than have the entire eleven States
OF rhe solid Democratic South. TIL"
people cannot be fooled as 70 who /"
taking care Of the w1r-it is no polit
| ical party. il Is the people OF The
United States. OF all parties. and the
Republicans are doing their share
Colonel Roosevelt has four sons and
a son-iu.law in France on the firing
lines. and Roosevelt himself offered
and did his best 10 go. William How
ard Tast's son is II the army.
Six Republican Congressman have
resigned 10 enter tho service OF thcIV
country in this war. and one Of them
\. z. Gardner. OF Massachusetts. ga"9
Up his life. Four Democratic Con
cressmen have resigned. To 20 into
the army On. no. bu; to take jobs IN
private or official li:,n that they fnlt
w,.-a more profitable or desirable. No,
this is no Democratic war. 70 say the
least. Understand, the Republicans
do no: claim il as Republican WAY.
even if the great Republican, States
are furnishing the grea; big majority
of the men who do The fighting and
tho greater part of--say IS or so per
cent. Of the money--to pay the bills
but tho Republicans do not propose n
30 calmly counted out and lot the 9th
~ fellows claim tho war. It is the
peoples war The Democrats are
helping and no doubt doing the bes'
they can and hence are entitled TO due
credit. bu; not all ;he credit. There
is plenty 10 pass around. 50 10; every
one and all parties nave all the rrrdi'
they arr entitled 10 and what they
have ;us'ly earned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
THE ARROGANT ASSES

Tho publicity bureau OF tho Demo
cratic National Committee has issued
a >,a-rmrnf in which it is declared
that "uclik" tine Republicans. who ar"
enlbarkinc upon an nncha7trd sea,
Democratic leaders arc fully cocnizRE
Of IN" problems nj n" day and have
wcll.defnrG ideas Of their solution. >
Y..s, and W.. ar. getting daily evidence
Of fhr;- IDEAS Of The proper SniUtinn.
Tho cater To strikers. coddl" The
American Bulshrvik. extend Envnrn-
mon; ownership. r"HtraIrz" power N
:h.. hands OF III. executive. waste ~"
ruh!ic funds. las iayhs inrani'ahIN,
practira ser'innnis<n. pcrslsi in nar'j-
sansnip. daily with III" var until
proddod 20 activity. and sock m gain
:. dIc:atoral censorship oyer ne
prcss Thus arc their idnaS as 10th"
solution Of .hc problems of IN" day
well Defined"
Md ~ tines" ACCOMPLISHMENTS
rui-hr bc added tho covenant Of LOYALTY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

Tn" nov uH''iISIv" AGAINST I'aIN ma
lt!cvrlupri sufficiently 30 point I" IN
conclusion hat Au9Iria- hungary lack
IN 1918 the striking p"~'" which $h'
Developed with German help IN 'h'
autumn nj 1917.
When Austria struck IL h" invaders
of ii" Isnnzo las: year Il h"C1n' hp
parent ~ n" end of The FIRST 40 day :
o. the ii=hI!n. ihaf tirnrrHl CadnrnA
men Command"r.ln-Chiof az til" llaI
: ian army. was confronted with a prob
lem Of d.fFnS" that would tax his RI"
sources ~ thr utmost The situation
now lind: himself cannot be defined
even a. defensive.
\; the md Of The first ~" days 81
The fighting in lhr new Austrian Of
frnSivn n" Austrian command Hal
nu' ih~ satisfaction Of cnnsIH""in-;
itself definitely on III" offensive. TIL"
: italian defensive. on III" Other hand
shows uamisrakahl" signs OF develop
ing into An offensive.
There ar. several reasons for II"
Acknowledgements imputrnrn which
the long,await"G "nr"rprls" on thu
ialian from; Is revealing IN distinct
rnlurS som" -: rhr$r reasons Ar"
POLITICAL and others arr. economic.
Tho announcement ri III" beginning
Of 'hn Ionc.d"lrrrcd Austrian often
sivc was preceded for weeks by piece,
meal revelations " an internal situa,
lion in both parts Of III" dual mon
ARMY. which imposed upon tn" llarS'
burg governments OF both Austria and
Hungary fhr choice Of yielding 10 tie"
m;lnds Or DISCONTINUED 1ugu-Slar
tSouth SlavDnicl races which would
mean The disruption nf tho gcograph
zeal term known as AuSfria-llnnCary
or Of supporting discomfort by main
force.
The fact appears to be that the Aus
tro-HunCarian general stat is almost
as acute!y occupied in the task OF
watching for rebellion at homo In or
der 10 suppress it. as in dealing with
the external enemy on n" Italian
front. The TiapSburG military ma
chino is modified rs much for in
t"rnal as for external warfare.
Under 'hcse par;llyzins clrcum,
stances the general staff Al Vienna
has not relIsh"d an enterprise on III"
Piave. Aggressive action. however,
has probably been forced upon the
.\ustrians by the German stratc%ists,
who look upon Il diversion on. the Itai.
ian section Of tho unified Allied front
as essential 20 H.. success or tn" Ger
man operations in the region between
lpres and Rheims
Coerced into undertaking IN often
s!ve. the Austrian high command IS
now making tho discovery tina, she
political unrest in tho dual monarchy
has produced disastrous effects Upon
both the morale and the material
equipment Of the AnstroHung aTlan
troops. II would not be too much 10
say that the Austrian offensive on the
piave and in the mountains to the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01
NOTICE
Editor lnteliiEencer:

Editor lnteliiEenceT:
You are authorized TO Announced
Dav:s E.lkins Of MorSantown. Monon-
gala CO., IL candidate for nomination
by the Republican Party for the United
States Senate from West Virginia. cub
jcct toall rules OF the Republican Party
and the laws OF the Stare Of West Wiz.
ginia governing the primary election
10 be ncld August. 1918.
FLklNS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
]. Il McDERMOTT. Chairman
\. Q. Drawer, SSl.
MurCantown. W. Va--AdV.
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Whatever Of accomplish ira
come I" this ADMINISTERS ION. !, - ~ :"
that AZ on" ii'nr u came v.ry near MAJ
iug US 4 w"rd-lowHr instead OF a world
power nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

The establishment % 'he Eonrth e.:
July as :, national holiday ny trnEGts
IL flnc complim"nt :" 'hie 'ut!nir;
from :. discriminating HimIrcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

Won ETchlrann complains thn: 80
Kaiser misunderstood him. anA ~"
Kaiser ragcs because he world :n's|n-
derStandS him
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Every nation has hcen h!an'"d So:
starting this war h..' tho init"l SiHi''-,
..u, Germany s l'"rly "a hihn" ii"" ;s''
ending Il.
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ohio county M" h1'" - 49," "."". "'
War Savings Stamps 81: busy 80
patriots.
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Tho Scnn,~ will vntn to-day "n :. -
minimum prize FOR wheat. TIM: viii u'r
grind more hour. hu; IL Will grand ~,
public.
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According - n" Tral> ''"i""- >~l.''r'
disclosures N" ra"E"r~ :a'''I Ha*i
moro Profits 'har r!r'% ia u...i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

Germany only intends ," '-'c'"r"
ORDER in Nurs't !" ~" .i':l.E"" v"-ss"I,
re tho prrsHur invasion. rat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

We had "enoHlrned beef IN II" >n."-
isb-Ar,crican wa. and In this enc ="
have progressed "a Gar ~ gray"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

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who have not go hmughr Va $nN'I-s
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

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enough n.ur"--f"- IN" present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-01

Graz. and greed still stalk unafra q
through IA" In nd.
The Monticellonian., 1918-06-07
GRIMM Al

An Alabama sheriff is under federal
arrest charged with failure to carry
out the provisions of the draft law.
Attorneys are making efforts to
have Miss Grace Lusk, murderess oil
Mrs. Dr. Roberts at Waukesha, Wis.
sent to an insane asylum
Grace Lusk was found guilty al
Waukesha. Wis, of the murder of Mrs
David Roberts, wife of the man with
whom she was infatuated.
Charles Coneannon, former Chris
tan Science healer of st. Louis, was
fined $3.50 for assaulting woman
Liberty bonds to the amount of 500.
500 were stolen from a Philadelphia
bank, and no clews have developed.
Kirby Golsie, negro, 10, was lynched
at Beaumont, Tex, for attempted at
tack on a white girl
J. J. OIeary, charged with the pub
LEGATION of seditious matter in New
York, is locked up in default of s100.
600 bail asked by the government
Frank Norris of Virginia, H., was
killed by June Waymen of Boards
town in fight over the question OF
right of way of road vehicles.
The third man involved in the re
cent bank robbery at Madison, H., il
now under arrest.