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hear witnesses proposed ny Mr.. Borglum
regarding possible criminal aspects Of
the delay in aviation production Mr..
BorSlum's telegram denied that he il
financially interested in the mauufac-
ture Of planes.
The report of H. Snowdcn MarShalls
special aviatiun committee also should
he considered by the military commit
tee Senator BrandcScc said.
The committee is perfectly willing
TO 20 into IL rnmpl"t" Investigation.
Senator Hitchcock replied. If the senate
desires. but fec such I'm investigation
should u. made by the department uf
Justice. because It has power TO prose-
cute"
senator King said he considered it the
committees sacred duty To max" fur
thor Investigation and f:lSten response
bilit?- for its iallur" at aviation pruduc-
ton. H.. had heard 1t said h" added.
that "s":n"b"dy ought {" be- shot in
connection With tn" delayed production.
'"rh"rc may hr ground for criminal
charges" Senator Hitchcock replied
''hu: tn" President is tho one who Gun
b-s; :t"t. through tn" department OF
justice"
S.ii;ttrr I"IndrNtc "t Washington re-
:..rr.G to III" criminal hlw against nc-
ccSSuri.S Ia crimes and tn statements
regarding ;Iircratt production made by
Secretary i;:;kcr. asked,
is not tn. So Rotary II war the man
himself tina; ought Ia D.. reached hy the
committee. i II is seeking To hold SOME
on" rcSp"nSihi"?
Il hsl!rv. Ia" SECRETARY was as com
plct.ly deceived by officials III charg"
us was the commIt'cc." Senator Hitch
cock replied adding th1 the secretary
lad r"rrSaii2"d tn" aviation personnel
and thus indicated his lack nf confidence
in th"Sc displaced. ~" reiterated that
the department; of justice. and not tn"
cSnate, should investigate the criminal
aspect Of the situation.
An investigation by the committee,
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LIST OF MEN TO GO
MAY IS COMPLETED

The list Of the young men TO go
from the city on May Is has been
completed by the city draft board.
and notices of induction have been
mailed to the men. Monday, May -.
at $50 o'clock the men will assemble
in the city council chamber and the
roll will be called. Each man will Dc
presented with Il comfort kit by the
members of the local Red Cross.
Orders that the men would leave
Wheeling on the 4:05 train have
been rrivcd. but the order did not
tell over which line the men would
Depart.
The men will be sent to Fl. Thorn
as, Ky. This cantonmrnt is Il reSu-
lar army post. and is near Cincinnati.
Ohio. Those who will leave are:
Fred Winterbaurr, Vim. s. Eber-
hard. George SinadcnoS, Robert F.
Davis. Bernard J. Lally. John G. Da-
Wis, George O. Anderson. Aloysius J.
Holman, George NJ. Rogers. David T.
Bradley. Richard 7. Mccoy. Merton |.
Call, John j. Kucnski, Howard C.. Nh.
ger. Martin Il. Horning. John Tuzzo-
limo, Samuel r. Plat Lawrence En-
mis-, Henry LII Schultz. William f.
Dunlap. Raymond j. Whelan and Al
vim c. Dangel.
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MUCK ENTHUSIASM AND 1NTEHESi
TAKEN IN PRODUCTION LAST
EVENING.
Is Being Staged for Kings DauSnIers
Day Nursery and will BE Given
Again Tonight.

What is considered one OF the most
successful events Of the STrlnEtme sea-
son Is that II tn" Historical! Hah'tnl
.lvn ut The Scottish E!;" cathedral LOT
"a" benefit VI tn" lay nursery 'aSt we
ming. This extremely pleasing affair
was personally directed ny Lima li'h-
liE sherman. who WAS assisted ny 'N'i''
Wilson Shar,r This, Will hc repeated
this evening ut the cathedral ana Will
h., begun promptly ut A:l3 A" clo'h'
Auc,rnt RrliaIn. THE coming OF
thr!StIanity." III which nuIl" Il hummer
of the best talent Of this city w'r" p''-
tiriparts WAS tn" opening rAr'. anu I"
SLY tho least wa = w"nd'Flu' ''H'''
ming Alma Wilson Sliai"r WI" u u"'"
popular i'll the musical rlrcieS III VA"
city, was extremely pleasing IN INN
her Of parlS in which Sh" WAS selected
IN rcnrrsrut. In tho second part Sh"
won thu, HEARTS Of the entire audi''''
IN which she WAS 10 he married |" 4
man who knew not love, and ~ her I"N"
wns To hr the muSl important" part III
ih" married life. she hold hcr ah-
dience in complete aw" till the Ih;'l"'
when yh" gave. her hearts I" an ou'!I"
king, "Euld Robin Hood. tho man sNe
lO""d.
ruriny tho lntcrm!ssion If the acts
Mrs. Lima Ii"nnE sherman was seen
IN come fro mbchlnd purple ana "hi'f
,.lnudS ami TO her audience gave num-
her of quite pleasing numbers. MFH
sherman is n woman Of such pleasing
personality that she is listened |" WIN
admiration by her numh"rlcsS admirers
The acting during tn" THIRD part
THE Indians NiSISi"n." Will long d" r'-
rncmhrrrd by the large audi"nc" when
,or,um of the Masonic Temple last
. night.
Landing Of the Pilgrims" was tho
mex, scene on ;h, program and the most
catchy part Of this WIS that of ANY
Johnson, who. without doubt nlaycd his
part In such mn artful manner that ne
was cucored Y number Of times.
The American flag was then thrown
10 the hr,.rZrS Of The stage in the scene
The Spirit OF re" In which {. kal1nc-
bach Harold piCkman. George stein ana
stephen kurtz. with fife and drum. dla
their utmost ~ make this scene most
, patriotic
! For the act. "a Colonial Tea Party"
the most talented young girls OF TINS
city were selected to Impcrsonatr q
number Of tho characters pertaining I"
the colonial days. when guests w"r"
p received at IN homes with so much
ceremony. and in this part when Henry
X. Mcnk"mcIlcr. rs P"mD"y. the negro
slave. appears. an upr0ar went through
the entire audience.
+ IN the Civil War Days Of OIL. IN
which the spirit Of this very day OF
world wide war. was the most inspiring
scene OF tn" rptjr evenings perform
ance. and the tcntinE during the night
of tho soldiers made An extremely pat
! riotic act. Miss Marcelll Sifrrt. in her
representation Of I'd Cross nurse.
was the most pleasing in the entire
, performance. and 20 say that Sh" played
the part In perfection would certainly
: DO saying thu l";Ls; that could be said.
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FOR FIVE CENT ADVANCE.

IIANlllSEI RG. May 2.--Th" Manu-
facturrrs' Light x Heat company q:
ritlshurl,h. to-day fled n now schedule
Of rates for domestic purposes. pruvid-
ing increases In rat"S along n" lines
It it's previously granted Increases for
industrial CONSUMERS. Tho advance
amounts to five CENTS per ono cub"
tcct. Tho abnormal conditions and tho
costs of hndInE. producing md trans
porting gas arc said /" hr the reasons
on which tho new rates arc founded.
Similar schedules were flied in Ohio and
West Virginia for tho Cunpany'S CON
.umcrs In those states.
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TR|ADS IN BIG TILT
AT The GROVE TODAY
Out the Pike Lads In Good Shape ant
Trounced the Mound Builders in
Previous Setto.

This afternoon on the Elm Grove ball
park. tho Philadelphia high school will
s,ncn return game with the fast boys
from MoundsvIile. Last week. the out
thc-pIkc lnds trnhnccd tho down river
boys Ivy II close scoro and arc hopeful
Of again turning tho trick.
CAPTAIN Ray will hn back In tho linrup
which assures II good opposition ny tho
Mound City luds ind Tho tenn ns a
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whole is confident that she will even up
matters.
This game has created Il good a..ount
Of interest in this city as last year
Moundsyill" won the valley title and the
outr"Inr will have Il bearing on the final
results.
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WANTED-Salesmen.

WANTED-High class salesman to call
on trade in Wheeling and vicinity. No
competition. Repeat orders every
month. a fine opportunity for the right
man. AL references required. Call
Friday morning. c. R MacAdams,
Mcclure Hotel. my-2-g
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as a rule don't
know the following facts: The largest
salaries in the world. the highest COM
missions, the easiest hours Of labor. and
the greatest personal liberty, arc only
few of the advantages enjoyed by sue
ccssful life insurance solicitors. We
have several positions open for Wheel
ing and other territory in West Virginia,
OHIO and Pennsylvania Everybody
some time. sooner or later. is in the
market for his goods. Statesmen who
can prove their ability will be educated.
carefully drilled in the practical work
and assured Of income from the Begin
ming with what Is conceded one Of the
best life insurance companies in the
world. Call or write Church & Clarke
Co. Inc, Room 201, Intclligencer Bldg,
General Agent for the Missouri State
Life insurance Company, of ST. LOUIS.
Mo. myN<->a
FOR SALE-Shetland ponies, quiet and
gentle. for young children. Amanda
L. Hupp, West Alexander. Pa. ap-2T-r
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MAMAUX THREATENS TO.
QUIT THE BR0OKLYNSI

NEW YORK. May 2.--.llbcrt Mamaux
pitcher Of the brooklyn National league
club. If. the team to-day. with the an
nounc"d intention of seeking employ
mcnr in Il muniti"n factory. Manaux
who had been placed i'll class one by his
local draft board. hui had not yet been
called for service. IS said II have told
President Charles II. E.bbrts Of the
brooklyn club This morning that he in
tended IL enter Il munitions factory.
Mr.. EhDctS said that l." had protested
MamauX's action to President rener of
the National l"aIu", and that Tcncr had
agreed to tax" the matter up with the
provost marshal generals office.
MamnuX cam" to ErnnkIyn from
Pittsburgh thrauGh tho dcll which sent
St"nEcl and CrItshaw IL. the Pirates, and
who was said to hav" Il contract with
the fr"'klyn club which called Tor So
on0 4 year.
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What doth it profit Father /" try to
Lo 4 Good Fellow" II h" brings
Mother home Il box If cnI"ly and gives
the kids n dim" each To 90 In IN" pic
turc show. M"th"T VIII say: "What
do you want to WASTE your money that
Hay f"r when the children all need
shoes"
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DIED

RoYp-On Wednesday. May 1st, 1918. at
Gas o'clock y. ~, CHARLES BOYD,
in the a4th year Of his age
Funeral services at the family residence.
M. .120 Atkinson avenue, Elm Grove
on Saturday. May 4th. 1T o'clock p.
m. Friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend. lnteTment III
Greenwood cemetery.
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BOSTON. May 'G.---Alhrr, MamauX,
tn" l;r""klyn National league pitcher
who has been plarcd in Class One-A by
his draft board. arrived in this city
tonight and said he had left tho club
To seek work in the Fore River plant
Of tn" E"thlchcm shiphuildinE company
AT Quincy.
Il am not trying To avoid tho draft
MnmauN said. 81. am simply looking
out for my future. feel that have"
lost most If tho baseball stuff / once
had and that I can't make good for
Brooklyn. So 1t is UP to me- tu look
ahead as l have mother anl small
brother 10 take Crrc Of. l think l. can
do that and nj tho Same time do some
Thing 10 help win the war by working
nj shiphuildinS.
"Eut II tho country wants me to fight
I'll enlist In tho navy rather than he
drafted. prefer tho navy 10 the army
and If I enlist I shall ask to no sent
ovrrEens ut once where l can got action.
| haven't any desire for n soft Job when
there's chance for real work"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-To buy stoves, ice boxes.
fixtures. household goods Of all kinds,
tools. machinery and farm implements.
Tool Store. lo31-s3 Market St Natl
phone 1376-R my-1-ln
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

wANTED-One or two gentlemen
TO OCCUPY cheerful furnished room
with bath; South Side, near Ohio
valley General hospital Address
Y. A, caro- IntelNgencer. ap-24-tf
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POULTRY
rHoRouGHBRE1

rHoRouGHBREo Barred Rock eggs
$50 per setting. thoroughbred Ches-
tor White pigs Stiiwell Farm. Rayland,
ntJo ap-20-30t
FOR SALES. {. W. leghorn cgGs for
Matching. Also some beautiful hens.
Mrs, +. G. Willerton. Bellaire, R D. No. :.
ep-2-60t
TFoRoUGHBREp Blrred Rock, Cock
crels 81 and IS. EgEs. $3.50 for Is.
s,iIwell Farm, Rayland, Ohio.
mr-I9-30t
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WANTED-To Rent

wANTED-To rent 3 or rooms with
garden privilege. Wheeling or south
of Benwood Answer r T. care Inteli-
ccnccr. ny-1-i
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MISCELLANEOUS
WE EVERYTHING s AH2

,,rri,c furniture, storr fixtures. house
ho,5 goods tools. machinery. bath tubs.
.;,l,s naints. hardware, showcases. pool
,h,csl soda fountains, rcfrigcrators.
h,,,bor outfits cash registers. steam
..hn. coffee urns, safes. chairs. tables,
.c.,lcs mirrors Tool Store. 1881 and
,n2c Market St, Nat. phone 1316-R.
t,nnn Saturday evenings. my-1-m
nRESS WE'LL AND SAVE MONEY, 500
wcN,S SUITS, COATS AND PANTS,
a1L SLIGHTLY USED, TAILOR MADE
AT GREAT BARGAINS qAsSE1- 1919
MARKET ST. WE Also bUH SEC
n|yD uArD CLOTHING. ap-19-44t
SELL YOUR TROUBLES Highest cash
prices paid for wrecked and WORKOUT
automobiles. machinery. etc Tool Store.
,oq,c2 Market St. my-1-m
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z. 7. N!NTlIII. 7 7, NICTh,
np-2G-my-3


United States of America Northern
District nC West Virginia. IS:
In the rnilr! States IGStrIct Court
in and for said District.
In I'll" matter Of jesse Sharp. Bank
rupt. 80. 40. III Bankruptcy. Petition
for Discharge
tn tho Honorable .ilsinn g. Dayton.
Judge Of IN" District Court Of the
United Siairs Tor III" Northern Dis
trIct Of West NlrG!nIu:
Jesse SHARP. Of rIuc Grove. in the
County of Wrlzrl and Stat" Of West
Virginia. N SAID District. respectfully
represents that on the "ird day IF April.
last past. H. was duly adIudScd 4 btnk-
rrIrl under tn" acts Of Congress relating
I" Bankruptcy: that h" has duly Surrcn-
dcrcI all his property and rights Of
property. and hLs fully complied with all
the requirements II said acts and Of or
drrs Of the court touching his bank
runtcy.
Wherefore. he prHyS that he may b.
decrrrd by the Court To have a full -
charge from all debts prnvablc against
his estate IHdrr said bankrupt acts. cN%
C"pt such debts ~ ar" excepted by la%
from such discharge.
Dated This lrth day of April. \. u,
1918.
JESSE SHARP.
Bankrupt.
Ry e. l.. Johnson. Counsel.
Order of Notice Thereon.
North.rn District "f West Nirsiria. IS:
TN this Is, Gay "f May. y. d.. 1915. on
reading the foregoing petition, it is
Ordered by thr Court that hrarlnE
~. had upon ,i,r sam" IN The Isl day Of
June. y. j.. l9iS. hrfor" said Court at
Wheeling in said district. ut ten o'clock
in tn" furrnn"n: ;tud that motto" thereof
l." published in the Whc"lini; Intelligent
Ger. = u"wSpapCr printed III said DIS
trirt, and that all hHnWm creditors and
other PERSONS IN In'"r"S: may appear at
tho said time and plac" md show cause.
II any they have. WHY Ia. prayer Of the
said vrtiii"n should not hr granted.
And it Is further ordered by tn" Court.
that the clerk shall send b ymail 10 all
known rrr,! .t.'rs copies Of sand petition
and this order addr"sS"d t" them ut their
places II r"&ld'nr" ~ stated:
Witness; tn" honorable hlSi"n q. Day
ton. Iu.!,:r IT the said Court. ard the
seal thereof. ut Wheeling. in said dis
Irirt. an IA" Is; day Of May. y. n. 19l\
Attest:
A. T. RARRETT. Clerk.
my-3-l0.
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You may not be nblo TO pick q WIN
ncr at Il race track. But you have no
trouble in telling loser whom you soc
ono.
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KRAMEE-On Wednesday. May LIST.
1918. az G:5O o'clock u m. FACL w.
EPAMF.R.
Funeral from tho residence or ms
brother. Richard +. Kramer. Isl Elm
street, EdEwood, on Saturday. May
4, ut 9:In -. m.
pittsburgh and G;recnsburg. Pa, papers
please COpy.)
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RIVER EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE-Flat boat 10 feet Ions 10
Zee, wide. A. feet deep. s65o.oo CASH
Call Bell 35-J. Shadyside- ap-l3-m
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FOB SALE-Llve Stock.

FOR sAIE--Two SOW pigs for sale.
Also pasture for rent George y. Mil
Ter, Elm Grove, W. Va Natl 20O-L-2.
Pleasant Valley. N.Y.
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Three good agents to sell
household necessities on the install
ment plan. Best Of goods. and best Of
commissions. We pay weekly. e. F.
Adams Co., 1140-l142 Main St mr.l2-tf
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KRCHNERO On Thursday, May .. 1918.
at Sis O'Clock p. m. MICHAEL
JOSEPH. son OF Frank J. and Berna-
dcttr Keller Kirchncr. aged years 5
months.
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FOR RENT

FOE RENT-Good office and living
rooms on the second and third floors OF
the new Inteliigcncer building. 1904 and
1906 Market ST Now ready for occu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd, care 1ntelli-
pcncer ap-17-tf
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. WANTED-Female
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANTED-YounE man with $500 cash.
looks for an opportunity to 20 in
business with reliable party. Address
II. G.. care Intelligencer. my-1-i
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Order of Notice Thereon.

OIUeE Oh SOIlCC 4HcAGSu'
Northern District IT. Nest Virginia. IS;
On this end day Of April. y. D.. IBIS.
on reading the foregoing petition. IL is
Ordered by the Court that 4 hearing
he had upon tn" sam" IN tho md day
Of May. 4. D.. 1918. h"f"r" said Court,
at Wheeling. in said district. at ton
o'clock in the forenoon: and that nnt!"c
thereof b. published in tho Wheeling
Intrtligcnrrr. II newspaper printed i'll
said District and that all known Cr"dl-
tors and other Persons in interest may
appear mt tho said tim" and pinrc and
show cause. if amy they have. why the
prayer of tn" said petition should not
be granted.
And ii is further ordered by tho Court.
that tho clerk shall send by mail tn all
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order addressed I" them 1T their
places &c residence rs stated.
Witness IT." l}nn"rhhlr Aston &. Day
ton Judge Of the said Court. and tho seal
thereof. NJ Wheeling. IN said district
on the 2nd day of April. y. d.. 1918.
Attest:
A r y2sppI-rrT t-IcrL,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the AnnuaI
Meeting Of Stockholders Of the Rail and
River Coal Company. for the election OF
Directors. and the transaction vi such
other business as may properly come pc
forc the Meeting. will be held at the
General Offices OF the Company, 74f
Rockefeller building. City Of Cleveland
Ohio. on Tuesday, May 9TH. 1918, ut IL
O'Clock n. NJ.
D. W. MILLER.
ap-H5-p Secretary.
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BEITz-On Thursday. May .. 1918. ut
lh.oG o'clock a. m. WILLIAM SIMON
RI:I.TZ. aged So years s months and
o. days.
Funeral services from the late homo, No.
1873 W0udS street, on Saturday after
noon. May t, NJ p. IN. Friends OF
family invited 10 attend. Intcrment
at Greenwood cemetery.
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WANTED-Mal0 Help

wANTED-Men for work at PENN de-
pot. by Adams Express Co. my-3-H
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FOR SALE-Shetland ponies, quiet and
gentle. for young children. Amanda
L. Hupp, West Alexander. Pa. ap-2I-r
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wANTED-Scveral laborers. Apply
Ohio Valley Drug Co., 1867 Main St,
Friday morning. my-3-i
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-10-24
THE Joy OF WALKING

We who walk for pleasure realize
that not we, but they who ride, have
always constituted the vast majority
of our countrymen The buggy driven
American farmer never regarded per-
sstent pedestrianism as anything
but harmless lunacy. How many de-
voices of leather pounding fail to re-
member the look of stark amazement
which, in the old days, greeted the
refusal of lift? The tramper's state
Of mind is sophisticated, doubtless.
He is forever on his way, but cares
very little if he ever gets anywhere.
He loves detail, the color of flower,
the sweep of field skyward, the fash
of a birds wing, that deep, composite
roar Of the countryside, Of brooks,
birds, wind in the trees and insect
choruses which finally cradle the all
day wanderer into a delicious stupor.
Those who ride in motor cars never
hear this orchestra, but only a medley
Of rafting mechanical noises that
leave merely blind WEAKNESS be-
hind, nothing to compare with that
intoxication of drowsiness, that be-
wildered but happy feeling of having
wandered in Parnassus, with which
a man who has tramped all of an au-
tumn day through flaming uplands
tumbles into bed. There is here all
the difference between an Arcadian
and a Mayfair WEAKNESS. There will
be four or five of the finest Sundays
Of the year available from now on.
Perhaps some owners of stored ma
chimes may also find their land legs
and learn how pleasant it is to travel
without thought of tire trouble.-New
York Evening Post.
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A VANISHED DREAM

Not since Napoleon retreated, BAT
fed, from under the walls Of Acre has
there been shattered a dream of east
ern conquest more grandiose than
now recedes from the German vision
with the defeat and surrender of Bull
garia. Long years of plotting and
planning, of propaganda, of negotia-
ton open and secret, of purchased al
liances, of huge expenditures, military
and industrial, of four years of des-
gerate war at last, fought in the COM
tident belief that it would repay a
thousandfold all this gigantic effort
after all this spending of gold and
blood Germany sees its febrile struc-
ture of Mittel Europa lying broken
beyond repair in the battle ruck of
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x O @ Q - . q G O \
0 WEDNESDAY {

< 0 @ O @ O J @ o @ y
Mrs. Orrin Kuether of Marshall
who has been visiting her parents in
North Freedom, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Geyman. Lilah Geyman
has eturned to her home after
visiting her grandparents at North
Freedom.
Dr. F. r. Winslow has received a
letter from his mother, Baltimore, in
which she states that the business
places Of that city are open only from
$50 to 4:30, on account Of the infiu-
enza. The National Congress of Sur
geons, which was to have convened in
New York city, has been postponed.
Miss Bessie Baer, principal of the
Norwalk schools, is at home during
the influenza wave There are seven
teachers in the schools, and she re-
ports pleasant work. Miss Baer makes
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hes
selgrave, well known in Baraboo.
Mrs. Kate O'Shea, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. w. Melzl, has re-
ceived a number of pictures from her
soldier son George, who is at an east
ern camp. The young man was re-
Gently married.
Henry SAKE Of the town of Fair
field paid $50 and costs Saturday in
Justice Kiefer's court for using in
sulting language relative to the Red
Cross. The alternative was months
in the county Jail. So, Henry dug and
will be more careful of his adjectives
in the future.-Portage Democrat.
Joe Terry, with others in the car,
accidentally tipped over a short dis
lance east Of the N. c. Crawley farm
west of town. The machine was not
damaged to any great extent, nor the
occupants Of the car injured. The au-
tomobile was brought to the Berkeley
garage for repairs.