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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
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morgen in ser &atbe6rale bom bo6m.
Or. SEQ Cans 9eleienen Brautmelle
.lieBen ibren Sreubun6 legnen Sran5
2orinier 11n6 Soiepbina 5bnmader,
tpel6e Bent felt ein paar Sabren ber=
1pitmete1 8rGutigom 6en SauSbalt
fubrte. M0ge Sic 8raut ME als
6n1sbdlterin 10 au9 als Sebensge=
fabrtin ibrem Manne anf btele Sabr
nod cine tre11e 2ebensgefdbrttn fem
nn6 ib111 Sen Mben6 ieines 2ebens gu
einem angenebmen geltalten!
SSn oem &eigen ser MmtSfan6i-
6aten, sic iib fir 6ieg4abl m Ben leb=
ten Eagen rteuer6ings IN Die Brei1e
getporfen, befinoen itd) Sen. Worib,
nel9er Dem iebigen 5beriff Sen. 6.
G9oner 6ag @beriffsamt itreitag
madt, nno Gictor &obii6on bon
,5u1f Centre nr6 &einrid g. Wobe
fenberg, melbe iib gegen Sobn
Gang, Scr cine 8ieberapabI' fir 6as
l1rfunben Megiitrarsamt anitrebt, ins
Sells geitent baben. Sir Dos Mmt
bes Observation-Disclosures Bat it'd
fein iebtger Snbaber, sos. g. 8i1nsl,
ais @onbibot eintroger laiien, nnb
8orgmarn bat angefli11=
bigt, BOP er benz Sen. Offering oas
County, beg 5. Di-
Bel Der Wobl qls @egenfonois
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

in stearns gountp, Die benz
bient, Sammlnngen filr oas
@aiienba11s au%f5lt1ebn1er.
ebrm. G9meltern iino oen1
Mobltbqtigfeitsltnne aler, an oeren
Ibiire oieielben fir cine @abe an
flopfen, empfoblen.
- 9inobergb nno So1pnlep tper-
SEN ii6 ibres @unides, I'M empire
Ynrf politiide &eoen gu bqlten, ent=
miiiien, oa nab Mngabe oes
oes @arf &omitees, 6eS
8uid> oie @ntbuunhg ibrer
sSSooeen nidt angebradt ltno, mo- Bra=
2incoln, per1 au6 nur IN
elmer 5totl1e, bertreten lit.
- No6 in Ser lebten Stnnoe bat
@einri6 5. 2imperih, gegensparttger
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lib als @anot=
Dot 5ur @abl fir 6as Go%untp=9lnoi=
torsamt eintragen laiien.
- Gin 6euti6er Mann, Ser gut
eingeri6tetes 3immer nebit gutter
Soft miinidt, np0ge iid penoen No.
Mpe. iiioli6.
=. Solicit Sic &Ieinen geinn6 nn1
m11nter. Deren tuei6e, ieniitiDe &or=
per erfor6ern elm fiiblenbes, beilen=
6es, barmloies Mittel, tint lire Wea=
gen fir bie Sommerbibe Dor5uberei=
ten. @ouiiters gfodD Worntain
Ebee lit 5uberlaiitg nno i9aolos,
6urdgdngig aber ni6t i6a6lt6. 3a&.
Mortin Wolitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
Sp oft sic @elcgenbeit es NIT lid

SU uII utC tlCYCltpCu W AuI IVY
brahte, bot ser nNoroltern" itets Die.
@i6tigfeit Der 8eiebung oeS Segts=
latl1rdmter uno gang belonoers Die
6es Staats lenats berDorgeboben, n11o
gu oieier A1tfgabe iiebt li6 bos glott
in 0ielem Sabre go1u5 Defenders Derz
pflidtet, neil Ste 3eitberbaltnille
oornod angetbon iinb, BET Der Wabl
ser 2egisloturbeamten Sic groBte
Sbiorge malten 5n laiien. Nerlon-
lide 6reunbiduft iolte bel Ser 8abl
zines 2egislot1rmitglieOes feine &ol=
le ipielen, 90 beiBt e. iid am Wobl=
tage auf MGnner 5u einigen, po1l De-
rem gar15 belonoerer 8efabigung CUR
&erpoltrtng 6es Mmtes man ltber=
5ergt It. Nimmt man aber BET Der
@obI 6es Senatorenomtes fir 0en
IS. Diltrift sic 8efdbignng Ser I'M
6as Mmt iid bemerben0en &otroioa=
ten als &idtiGn11r, 10 fann man ni9t
an6ers als oem Senator S. g.. Gulf
BON iei1te @timme 5ufommen 5n lai-
fen, oenn feline %9etitungen mabrenb
ieiner @enotorenamtsperio0e baben
binlangIib betpiefen, 6oB ieine 8efd=
bigungen in Der 2egislatur gu lei1ten
.imlton6e iin6, tpos fa1m Elm 5tpeiter
fir ieinen9 iitrift II. fir SEN Staot I'M
Magemeinen 5u leiiten bermag. 9err
@uuipon bot iiG I'M Senot ols Siib=
rer emporgei6apungen, ieinem Worte
miro I'M Senat @eb0r nn6 ieinem
@anbeln Solge %gegeben. Ct it, pie
urs BON un6eren 'Senatore1 nrtge=
frogt 5ngeiton6en tpuroe, ibrer @or=
peridoft CUR @bre, ebrt ii6 6o6nrd
ielb1t nn6 Sen Diitrift, ben er I'M Sc
nat in 10 a11sge5ei6neter Beiie ber=
tritt. l1n6 einem 1o16en Weanne ion=
tie aus Nel1erungsiubt iein Diitrtft,
fir 6el1en @obl er in erfolgrei6er
@ei5e eingetreten tit, BEN &liden
men6en? Gs tpdre 6ies eine nnber=
5eibli6e unoanfbarfeit. l1n6 nit Dem
guten urtbei1, Don DEM it@ 6ie 8ab-
Ter 6es As. leg1slatlben 911tr1fts bel
ser Mobl. itets leiten lieBen, tpare es
unbereinbur, tpiir0en lie einen mitgr=
folg auf ietner Berufsbabn gefronten
Mmtsfan6ioaten einem Nebenbnbler
bintan1eben, Ser big bente no6 in
nidts ii6 fir 6as mi6tige urro bel
Sen beutigen 3eitperbdltniiien bof1t
be6ent1 ome Senatorenamt befablgt
erprobt bat. @oqer sic 8abler 6es
45. legisGatiben DitriftSs 1tb mie
in Ben lebten 10 au9 in BEN fommen=
Ser Sabren int StaatSienat miiroig
Juno gu ibrem @ortbeil pertreten mti=
len, Damn bertra1e man obermals
6as Mmt 6em Serrn S. 9. Sa1liban
an, Ser ii6 bes ibm gei9enften 3u=
trauens immerfort tptroig e%rtpie}en
fat uno es ii9 5ur gr0Bten @bre an
re6net, m16 10 in ser 3nfnnff 5u
| hnn6eIn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
@er5 Seim @omat.

Ser eo1r5e Monot sunni lit Ser Ser
ebr1tne 0es I'll. Ser5ens Seiu getpeibt.
0ie Nnoadt 5um gottliben Ser5en
sseilt ertipridt oem eriten 8eOlrf=
Mile Uni erer menidli6en geatur. vs.
lit Gaber Ser 81 ienmonat Stunt 1pe=
sieu Semi gottli9en Ser5en ge1peibt.
@ir boben ein Ser5, mir mouen uro
ntiillen et1pas lieben; aber eS ba11oelt
lid, ourltllt, oob mir auf eine georo=
rete @eile Iieben, Benin MIR 10 fo1nmt
unier 9er5 sur &ube. g5 lit alio fur
inns cine 2ebensfrage, 6ieien Mfittel=
p111fl u~rierer &11be 5u fi1u0en. 81
fenbor liegt oerielbe 11idt in bent,
mas qeldaffen lit. 9ie un5ugat1g=
Iidfeit Ser @ei90pfe, ibr nnbeltano,
ibr 9fihts iagen es uns ia genilglam
6aB lie uns 11i9t sic begliiden6e &nbe
eeben fon11en. @ie gut tpdre es fir
uns, 1pelrr1 ul1s ieman6 Ben Srt un=
ierer H1tbe 5eigte! gaun, oieier 0rt
lit g%efunOen. gs lit 0as gottli9e
Ser5 SSeiu. ga baben mir alleS, no.
nod unier 9er5 perlangt. un1er
'Sers min ettpos Meni6li9eS nno
@ottli9es 5ugleidh etpas, oas e5 5n=
gleid a1r5iebt unO enogultig befrie-
6igt. 8eioes beliten mir int 5er5en
unferes Seilanoes. Sc lit Elm gott=
Iides, ober ar6 Elm men16li9eS
Ser5, bos 6i6 nit einer menibli6en
2iebe liebt, bas empfinoet, ia leioet
tpie b1. @eine 2iebe, tie fennt 6en
Sdnler5 mie bn; 6%einetmegen bat tie
ben &eld ser meni6li6en Seioen BIG
5ur Neige geleert. @enn on leioelt,
oIiebe, oieles @er5 peritebt 6einen
Gdrn1er5; tpenn 6id niemm6 liebt,
ia, penm ou oid aaer 9iebe untpiir=
Sig ge1nodt, es gibt bod nob Elm
Ser5, bus btb liebt - es lit 0as gu=
tie, tre1e 9er5 beines Seilan6eS.
Mber Elm Bios meni9Ii@es @er5
geniigt urs niht. @ir moIen enblos
nno imner Iieben; 6aber fanft uns
1rif)ts geniigeu, uls 6as mas unen6=
lid, mas gottli6 it, @ott auetn. Sic
be bo, pieoerum bas g6ttli6e 9er5;
tpenn mir 6ieles lieben, lieben mir
uniern @ott, mir ruben ant b0diten
Gut, an unlerm lebten 3iele, in 6em
booenloien unen6liden Meere Der
gottliden Seligfeit, mo- fein @noe
u11o feine @arr6elbarfeit lit. @ie
eliidli6, mer es berltebt, fem &er5
nidt an bie @elt 5n bdngen; 6em
fife tduidt iie bat feinen m1srei6en-
Den Sroit. @iner MIR 1T, Der beitebt,
mo- 9aes 6abiniinft, Ger bleibt, mo
aGes pergebt Der lebt, mo- Maes 6o=
binitirbt; sic epig olte un6 epig
neue S6onbeit, sic 8abrbeit uno
6as Seben, unier Serr nn6 Screens
beilono, Seilts @briltnsl = gu fte-
1eln. mir uns an = int beiligifen
Ser5en Sein! Mlg @briiten tper6en
mir erit redt gum Screen BEG Set
Ion0es bingefibrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
ie rationale Temermngsmittel-

pertpaltung erlaBt gum io%unoiobtel-
ten Male Sic D~ringenOe Wfabnrng,
sic &oblenfeaer 51. fiillen, nn6 eS
oiirfte geratben ieiu, Dieie Mabmnng
81, befolgen. Man lalie lib onrd} Die
linoeu 2iifte, bie g%egemartig tpeben,
nid)t t4uiden., @orausii6tli6 miro
es su1adit ia lppbl nob et1pas mar=
mer perben, aber ebe Elm babies Sabr
1,m lit, merben mir mieber bei5en
miiile1t, nn6 ieoermann meib, mie
idnen in bieier ereignibpouen Belt
Elm babies Sabr Der lieBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
K!rNKNe naNrl6ten.

Sim 9ienitag, 6en II. Stunt,
miro ser bo6tp'l tie @err gi19of gu1b
sic 1el1e Stride in STAPLES, no Der
bo6u. &err S. 3itur ieines Mn1tes
als Yforrer in erfolg= nno legenS=
rei6er Meile paltet, Dem 9tenlte oeS
&errn meiben.
s Die Danf 6em unermioliden
gifer 6es bod1p. P. Wmnrus, .. g..
s., nes @farrers Ser @er5 Seiny@e=
meinoe in 6reeport, un0 Ser roBar=
ttqen Opfer5piuigfeit ser @emeinoe=
mitglie0er erridtete 1tuttli6e Nfarr=
1dule miro ont Z. Stunt, 6em $50
tronsfeIte ser @emein6e, bonn bodtp'=
item &errn Bii6of Soiepb 8ul6 IN
feierli6er @ei1e ibrer 8eltimn1ltng
ge1peibt mer6en.
8 sssn ser MGb9en= 8eiiernngSan=
1taf al @ouf Gentre nitro am 4. SSn,
nj ser bodtp'ite Serr Biidof 8ul9
6aS III. 6aframent Der Girnu1ng err
tbeilen.
$ esSn ergreifer6er @eiie tp1r6e a1n
Gon1tagmorgen BET einern bom
bod1p. Bfarrer $. 2e11tbner tn Der
III. &reu5firbe GIT &ear1 Safe I'M 9
l1br qebaltenen feterli6en Mmte oas
Sci Ser @rlten fl. &inoerfommrrtto11
beqa1gen. Sc tparen" Ser &inoer ~,
6ie, bonn bo6tp. @farrer beitens Dor
bereitet, er1tmals in feierli6er Wetie
5um Slide 6es @errn traten. Bur
5etfeier batte iid cine groBe Men-
1hen1oor e%ingefun0en, Ser III elmer
pom bobtp. Bfarrer gebaltenen Ere=
6iqt sic @rinner11ng an ibren erl ten
@ommuniontag aufgefriidt mie ben
@r1 tffomm1tnifanten in elmer ber5lt-
diem Mniprode Ser feierli6e Mft 5n
eineu1 nnbergeBli6en gema6t tp11r=
6e. geim neutrality-suspicious. tie
mur6e nuh elmer ro9maligen Mn=
1prode bie gliidli9e &in6eridaqr in
sic Sfup1lierbr16eri6aft anfge1rom=
men.
Cine Geier, ein5ig i90n uno ein=
6rinqlih in ibrer Mrt, bro6te. Ser
bonn bodm: &errn Sos. 8a1ider 5u
Wef Union puItorierten ct. Merirs=
@eneimoe bie am letben So11ntag tn
Ser 6ortigen 11e11etr Stride geboltene
Critic M., @in6erfommunion nit itb.
Sc paren ser gliifIi9en &tn6er Al,
mpIdp 11nf1 d11ter Gorbereitlttd al1f
SEN pi6tigen 2ebensuft getpiiroigt
tporen, gum eriten MSale it6 bent
Slide oes &errn SIT 1raben. Son Der
geplonten Bro5eiiiott bonn Rforrbalt=
ie 5ur Stride m1Bte Ser feltdtfaltet1
@Hterl1ng tpeger Mb1tatt6 ger1ont11e1t
1peroen, 6o6t 6as @etter binoerte 1tdt
Ser groBen Ebeilnabme an Der Set
lidfeit, 6enn 6os bon ser flt1roige11
&ano 6es 6rl.s &eiie geidmiidte 8ot-
tesbaus tpar nit Mn6ddtigen gefiint,
ols Die. id0ne Seier ourd berrltdeH
|@elonq 6es &irhendors unter Srd)e,
iter= gegleitung eingeleitet nlroe,
Meit ser. o1tmutben6en, milrotge1
Sultung Ser grltfommnnifo1tten
Itano ser berrlibe 5dntuf Der Ml-
tdiire, Ser ta6eloie @eiang 6es Sir
den6ores ltnb Der burd Die berrsl
li6e Mniprode 6es bodtp. Nfarrers
an Sic &inber 1tnb Sic einbrtngltd)e
@re6igt an Sic @rtpod1enea ae9obene
@~ottesoienit I'M id6nlten ginflong,
70 6oB ser Dreifaltigfeitsionntog fitr
ste ct. Mlertuss@emein6e in Melt
Union gum Sag bes F8errn, 5u einem
sapirfIi6 erbabeten Sreroen= l1n0 ST.
.rentag ml1rbe. 8etm Nadmittags-
Sg%ottegbienite mttr6e 6ie gliidlide
IN. y s ~ rI.A~.s x.n ~ n..ha.4 Nor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
Ser 1%tnolanbiqe, :

cine berr1ide @ei6tdte IN f60nen
8iloern miro ant Sonntag, Montae
ur1o Dienitog, Sen g., 8. nnb 4. Sl1ni,
I'M Memec borgeiteM. gs 1T Elm
goi1on gil6 NIT 5ebn Meels. @s lit
6as .groBte, SOS iett 6em ugirtb Of a
b~orge5eigt tp11rbe. Sc iii
cine ein6rudspoqe @ei6i6te l1nb
5eigt Die b~olitd16ige nmgeftaltl1ng
zines Monnes, Ser Elm 1nglaubiger
tpnr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

9ie 3abl Ser Staatert, bic ins
2~l1mpeniammlergeibu geben, miro
iunter groBer; Die 8etpeg1trg 51tg1tr-
Iten 0es Grizzlies bon @eieben gegen
profeiiionelen MiiBiggang gretft im-
mer neBr I'M it9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
9lls Ser itabtiid1e safelmeiiter ppn

Glarfsburg I'M trodenen 8eitpirgi-
nien lebten SamItag Die faatgen
4@obne u11sge5ablt bette, berblteben
nod orei Gent IN Ser &aiie, n1u6 nun
5erbribt ieOermann iid) Den &opf oa-
riiber, mie sic baben iiberieben per-
Sen fDn1ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

5pIitter.- @ern cine Sung
fra1 berbIiibt, 6o1tn ber6uften meiit
Bic 8erebrer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24

Mrs. y. 5. Jones and Dorsey Jones Of
MannlnGlon arc visiting Mr. md Mrs.
Il. W. Jones Of Tonlinsun avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S Lancaster OF Bow
man Ridge. hnv" m"tnrcd tn Camp Lee.
/" visit their son Ralph. who leaves
soon for ovrrs"as.
Mrs. Harry 4. Bowers is i'll at her
home on Lockwood avenue.
Miss t;rn"Ticvr Jones will leave
shortly for Warrington and Morgan
town I" visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. s. \. L"nrS Of Snthton. Dodd-
rids: county. is visiting Mrs. l.. G..
Brock and Mrs. Maudc Blackwell. Mrs
Jones was formerly Mrs. i. T. Holt Of
tins city.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan NJ Pcndleton Of
Spencer. hav" left for tho lakes after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Mnrford IF
First street. Miss Lucy Mnrford ac-
rnmpan,"i them.
Martin, five year old son Of 1!r. and
Mrs I;uStHrr Rnnar. who was severely
burned oyer week ago. has been TO-
moved from the Glendale hospital to
his homo. he being considerably tmprov-
ed.
Mrs Charl's Rohnrn and Mrs. August
Srhnli"r have returned HON" after Wis
iiiug their parents at Mount Vernon.
Mrs. ". ". Powell of Fourth street.
vii" - Al In" Gilrndal" hospital. is get
INK along nicely.
Miss Mary CnGhlnn uf northern jeff
"rs"n avenue. is visiting friends at New
MartInSvill".
Mrs L. ". Shnwarrr and children,
have returned from n visit with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson at
Shrph"rdst
Mrs. lane Williams has gone to
Sl"uh"nvillc. to visit her sons. Harry
and Raymond Williams.
Mr., md Mrs. q. +. Warwick and
grandson Howard, rf Bnrnrsvillc. o.
visited her sistcr-in-law. Mrs w j.
Evans nf TnmlinSon avenue. Thursday
The Misses h.rma and Mnble Gandee
l"av" today for n ten days visit with
their aunt. Mrs. w. q. Lutcs. of Akron,
Ohio.
Mrs W. W. Smith Of Lafayrttn
avenue. has received word of the arrival
ufa IrN'riSnn NJ tn" home IF Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Mccormick. Cniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. &C. Scr"gEins are Mt
RatIlc Creek Mich. where they will
spend ssN"rul weeks for tho benefit OF
their health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William palz"li and
children Hrr prClrd homo the first NJ
next week from Warren. Ia. where
Mira. nHiz"il and children have been
spending the summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
STOCK MARKET
MUCH STRONGER

NEW YORK Aug. 23.-Assurances OF
a probable relaxation Of money condt-
tions in the near future and highly en-
couraginS war adrices were the doni-
nant factors in to-days stronger ana
broader stock market.
The movement was tho more conTtnc-
ing from the fact that 1t focused
around rails. mainly Of the higher grade.
Canadian Pacific for example. register
ing an extreme advance Of five. points.
to the discontinue OF tho short interest
ST. Paul common and preferred were
aaSin responsive to substantial absorp-
ton. based presumably OIL the BELIEF OF
an early settlement Of their dividend
status.
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific. New
York Central. Reading and secondary
coalers were carried along IN the ao-
vance If xransportations at average
gains OF onh point. some OF the SOUTH
ern lines improving similarly
United States Steel was more active
Vhan at any recent session. retaining the
greater part Of its IL point advance. In
dependent issues Of the same class scor-
ing equal gains.
Hide and leather common and pre-
ferrcd supplemented yesterdays material
gains at the now naxlmums or u = ana
94S respectively and fertilizers had
occasional periods Of prominence at 70
= point gains.
Marine preferred strengthened In IN"
later dealings and moderate advances
were made by motor subsidiaries. Cen
eral Electric. New York Air Brake. Texas
Company. Industrial Alcohol and some
Of the tcbac"os.
- sales amounted to "5c.Nnn shares.
There was IL marked Increase OF de-
mand for foreign bonds. especially
French issues. at fractional gains LID
ertv CHS failed to repeat yesterday
new high record. but thN IS and "a
were more active and stronger. lotal
sales. par value. were SI.49o.OHo. Oid
I.ni,.d states bonds were unchanged on
call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. Aug. "3.-Dun's tomor-
row will say:
Recovering tendencies in trade and
industry have appeHrc! in some S"rtinnS
whcr" excessive heat and humility had
rcprcssrd arIivilI"& and more vigorous
prosecution of war work has Fortunate
ly been possible. Tho necessity for
tntcnsir" productive effort becomes IN
crraSinEly evident as government
wants. expand beyond all previous raj
CulalIunS. and the restriction on rrGu-
lar business. varied AMI marked ~ they
have already been. ara not only tight
ching steadily hut arc also extending
into new channels. With constantly
cnlHrginS proportion IF tho c"unlryS
industrial fariIillrS being r"nr-atrnied
on demands If III" most pressing char
acter. tho less important requirements
arc Of secondary consideration and
and dealers alike hcsl-
tatc to accept civilian orders while
there is prospect or call lot sup
plies from official sources
Weekly bank clenrings S5.443,524,610.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24

is tha, thrcc-quartcrs Of the cells in
that organism are now bruised or
wounded cells, while nothing like half.
in the rorrespondinE ,, "r ,;,,i;an oil the
. 4 division which has been through
the mill OF battle has TO b. withdrawn.
-rIiitcd. recruited and rested bcf"r" II
can b" Ard again. and if the process Of
INTO battle I've rapid cn"urh-you reach
az last the stage in which Nc has no re-
serve power loft and must fight All
out" while you yourself have Il reserve
IN hand /" throw IN wh"r" and when
Complete Reversal Of Effective Power.
In the element OF numbers Genera!
Fu.h has used the initiative with "GtaI
skill The cncmy'S total losses in prs
u,icr.;. killed and wounded during n" "En
month from July Is cannot h" much
less than i6n. grH men, d: whom ah"...
Allied hands. Moro than another iiila
are dead. and yet another NTH are mutt
lated having only 4 remaining two
iifrhs. or l6n.n"h man, for hospital cases
wh:rh will ultimately BE- returned to u"
actual forces rh" enemy has lost in
the same period over !.1hn GUNS.
.ri"rnany has To recruit for the future
nothing hut hospital returns and tn.
class of 1870 which will shortly begin
To appear III tn" field. and which will
number altogether. before II Is, cN~
hau&I"d. about 4I0.nGn lads. The Allies
have their own corresponding classes
and the overwhelming advanlag" OF
American recruitment proceeding at
pace al certainly not less than 31.00n
baynncts Il week actually added in III"
Il"ld--a total "f Jh."hh fnr all tho .tllie'i
armies. and possibly more apart from
artill'r% and al auxiliary units.
There -. therefore. :rS complete re-
hrrSal OF cff""iiv. power Ms there hal
ulrrHiy been of the initiative.
And. that is how the situation stands
now toward tn, close Of the second al
the great Allied strokes and perhaps
upon The nvc OF the third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
SHARP BREAK
IN C0RN.P PRICE.

CHICAGO, AUG. "%-Corn prices
broke sharply today on soaking rains In
Kansas and showers In Missouri and
Michigan. closing at a net loss OF lac
70 25sc. Heavy rains were reported
also in other parts of the southwest
An immediate increase in tho movement
70 market was prospect which served
further 10 undermine confidence Of IN"
bulls. \ private flrm ISSUED bulllsh
crop report. ordinarily Of Influence nut
1t was largely disrcgarded. The return
Of Mr.. Hoover from Europe was noteo
with interest. as he was expected 10
modify or eliminate the $3.50 rule OF
buying substitutes with wheat products.
October corn closed / sc under yeStes-
day. 1T Sl.631s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
(From Logan & BRYAN To =. T. Mastcn
4 Co. Ivy Trlvatn Wirr)

fFrcm Logan & Bryan To :. T.. Mastcn
4 Co. Ivy Irlvat" WIrc)
NEW YORK. August o2.---Activlty
was a little more pronounced and firm
ness was tho order Of III" daT III nearly
all directions. The street apparently is
looking for some highly favorable occur
rrnccs from tho battle zones within the,
next few days md in addition 1t begins
to look az if tho railroads contracts will
no who disposed Of in short order. which
should have much to clarifying things.
AS stated recently. it is hardly To he
expected that. price movements will b"
pronounced on tho up side except. per-
hapS in tn" instance Of 4 f"w spcCialtirS
while MONEY conditions remain strained
but IL Is cutie evident from the mcnErc
amount of'l!quidatinn which takes place
and tn" indispnSition TN tn" part Of
larg" holders Of srcurtns To accept
profits on tho upturn that the course Of
least Resistance" will bn found on the
long side Of tho market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Thr raw
sugar market remnined steady 1T tho
fixed pric" of 1887 for Cuhas cost ana
freight equal to 6.055 for centrifugal.
IN refined. it is estimated that rs n
result of lcsscned demand from con-
eumrrS tho rctinCrS have accumulated
n stock Of something Xix" lnn.n0n tons.
equal 10 Gn0.nnN barrels. This is re-
Ca rdrd M very satisfactory. ms it Will
tnnd Ia casc tho situation later in tn"
season when stock ordinarily would nc
much depleted. No safes wore reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK. Aug. "2.-Rutt"r. flrm:
creamery higher than extras. 49, T'2c:
extras. ." score. 46':": tirstS. 14M SIC;
packing stock. current make. No. >. ""c.
Eggs. irregular: fresh gathered "x-
tras. 5nTIlG fresh gathered, regular
packed. extra llr$ts. A o. 49r; do. frStS.
4%sI4Gr: state. Pennsylvania and ncnr-
by western h'nnrry. whites. nm" I"
fancy. &C :ESr: state, Pennsylvania ana
nearby h"nncry. browns. ." " Doe: ""
gathered. brown md miX"d c"l"r$. ~"
Sic.
Cheese. firm: Stnir. Who'll" milk. flats.
fresh specials. oGI, q "6a,c do average
run. csT@G1,r.
Poultry. live. firm: chickens. hrnI!"rs.
?fr: fowls. $50: lid ROSTERS. @'": iur-
krvs. "S6 3hc Dressed steady and un-
changed.
l'inuI. unrhl tli.cG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
WOOL REVIEW

HOSTnN. Aug. "3-'rh" Commercial
.i;ulIrtin Wall SAY tomorrow:
"Sm far aS tn" d"iuc$tI" wool situation
us concerned. there. is III chang" from
IN r.,iilI.l.. which has lru"n tn" rul" Yer
tn. cast few weeks. valuations going
forward on ih' n"W clip with tIir utmost
expedition. and payments being nhd:
hy III. tinv"rnuIrnt Sl"IdilE.
"RrpnrfS IT, tn" Nati"aHi Association
If Wool Manufacturers show rs activity
Il: mills but Il larger percentage of the
ariiv" machinery engaged on WAR
rrTkr RS"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Aur. "%.--Itors-E"o''ri
y ono. M, Ia 20. lower than hest times
Yesterday: top. SI"S3 butchers. SIP
1865. light hogs. SI?m l>.S5: packing
sl7G5ailN75: r"ughs $l7."5" i.hH:
hulk. 81 >I@ -; PIGS. good ana
choices. $7.SIm $3.50.
Cattle ~- R"""irts. 900. market
steady; beef cattle. good and choice
prime. SIC SIT lS,S3.
) Sh-"r--I;"c"ipis. 1l.nnn; good lambs
steady: sheep slow To lower: lambs
medium Ia prime. $1:.:5 4 1850: "niis.
s105l4: feeders. $l6 3oT LIE, "w"s.
medium +" prime. $11"l Is; ch"I"" hr""d-
inw. si"IHEI 1875.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
Print Ballots Early,

IN accordance With LITTER Of In
Stru"iIon received from Governor John
j. Cnrnwcll the Marshall county ballot
commissioners. J. i. Shipman. T. S.
RIEgS and Circuit Clerk Victor Z. My
crs. will print ballots for the November
election to be sent 10 soldiers on Sept
cIuhrr |. Under the provisions of tho
stat" law. soldiers in the service must
make application 10 the registrars in
their precinct for 4 ballot and this In
turn must hc mailed by the soldier, who
marks II and returns II.