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Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

9en als einen uralten srie9if9en
@pltsitamm, Der emit BON yforben
fer ms !9era bon @rie9enlanb ein@
sebrunsen mar, ouf benz ielbtn Weg,
uuf benz ettpa elm Sabrtaufenb ipG>
ter bic neue sroBe @0lterpelle fam,
rie als bic nboriide Wanberung"
sas elGnaenofe Sabrtauienb Der sries
9if4en &ulturentpidluug einleitet.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

feForen 6urtpdnsler (lliin9en) unc
8uGe (Grlongen) unter 8sibilfe BON
Or. SO. Hie5ler (Miin9en) unb Or.
grnIt electromagnetic (Miin9em
nit eegen 100 Ar6eitern ouf benz
@urgberg BON Sr9omenos gegraben.
Mtan Our6furdte aund9ft bas gauge
9ebiet nit einem po6lbere9neten
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Gin ebIer gpibbube.

- 9TH PUlVE W 3 D . z.
&i6ter: Sic wnBten natiirlid, bob
Sic beioen 2eudter einen ~beoeltten.
Ben antiqllariiden 8ert batten2"
Mngefla9ter: ugieirL i'm @egen.
tell, SEER &idter, id molte mas
reft @iliges lte6len uno BOB lie
eenommen, neil iie alt uno &c.
brauht %ausidautcn!"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

eermonen Dor ibrem Nus5us aug Der
llrbeimot.
ND6 bic tlofiif&e @ntife itebt un=
ter Der Ginpirtun9 jener runoen
9ousform. Sbnobl Sempel pie pris
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

gen sic Sradt 5ipeier Gerlobter bon
Ser Sniel Marfen. Sen 9rartigam
uno Die 9rart, nidt i'm So16cits-
itaate, ionoern in Der 4leioung, Die
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Gint alte boudnoil6 e llationaltra6t.

Ser oGte grau6 aIs SeitfIciOung fir
sic 9ouer ser &erlo6ung ooridl'et,t.
Mues meilt auf oie gergangenbeit
The Washington times., 1918-08-25

GIRIS-White, for messenger. Apply Z.
Y. SIMMONS. Evans Bldg. I-25
The Washington times., 1918-08-25

We are doing this fer other
young men and It will take US only
five weeks or less to do the same
for you.
The Washington times., 1918-08-25

TENOGRAPIIEIt-Com work At aR-
hes or hnEs-. entire o. az-t time also
ofnes boy or girl. md roo,. -: d n. W.
z5s
The Washington times., 1918-08-25
DON'T FORGET THE DRAFT
STOP AND THINK

"a moment! can you afford to
drift along. wasting your time until
called to the colors, or would 1t not
be better to give US two hours Of
your time each day and let us
qualify you for the Radio branch Of
the service?
The Washington times., 1918-08-25
WANTED-AGENTS

JRIENDSI Agents! Ladies and Gentlemen!
Lend me your nose. Use and sell Egyptian
Magic Perfume. A powerful, high grade
extract Of flowers that gives entire salts
faction MrB- X. writes: Your perfume is
just grand" Miss c. says: It's wonderful,
already people take more notice" Mr.. KEEL
sey writes: 1T may be the perfume, any
how business 10 better" Hundreds Of sat
ished customers. One bottle postpaid 25c:
three, sec; hve, 81; doz. 81: gross, SIS.
W. T. CHURCHILL CHEMICAL CO., Mfrs,
Beaumont. Texas. auls-Su-32t
SToP RIGHT HERE-snappIest money
maker on market in 10 years; every home
having q soldier or sailor will fight TO get
one; absolutely new; sells sight-lasts
forever; sales guaranteed-not sold in
stores: write Immediately for complete de-
tails and special offer to start; don't delay,
be the nrst in your territory to make the
money; action counts. Address EISEN
CO. SIS Valentine Bldg, Toledo, Ohio. 2s'
AGENTS-NeW patriotic pictures Over Top
Freedon-PerShing-C Man No
Stacker. etc; sample free; portraits. pillow
tops. cat free. PEOPLES PORTRAIT.
station D. Chicago. Is
The Washington times., 1918-08-25

SHORTHAND. TYrEwRTTTSc-TlSo Per-
sons. join small class: individual instrus-
tion: summer rates. nON :SS. Times Of
nee. s5s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
s4O,OOO,OO Suit for
Ore Mining Infringements

DULUTH Mimi. Dec. I6.-ClaimlnG,
that the oliver Iron Mining company. Il,
subsidiary OF the United States Steel
corporation. Tor ten years has bccn'
pies of one he designed. Captain -ilcN-
anL"r McDouSall. president OF the Nc
nougall Duluth Shipbuild;ng company.
today brought suit for 100000?
court.
Captain McDouGal alleged that the
machinery OF the Oliver company had
bccn> in operation ton ycarS-and cStimnt-
ed that twenty million tons of ore had
been washed. tho process enhancing the
valuation OF each ton 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
Imnortant MeetlnGs.

very important pcrtInG of Carol! court
Daughters of Isabella was hrlu. lhsre
was n large attendance. and the c!rction
of officers resulted ns follows: EcEcnt'
Mrs. w. j. Lear: Tlc"-rrEchl. MtS.
1:rorv, hughes; prophecies. Miss Mario
lane. monitor. Miss Mary Mctirail
financial secretary. Miss Anna Mct,aD"
historian. Miss Angela knltcnh;trh !:
treasurer. Miss Catherine lIcAmbT'ght;
sentinel. Miss Miuctta Miller: orEanist'
Miss Mary Fanyo: trustees. MISS Mn NM
.r,rct Manion and Martha Fisher. The:
mex, regular meeting Of the organization
will be h..ld tho first Monday in Jnnu-
arg. A large initiation class. is Schcu.
ulcd for the third week in January, ana
many interesting events arc plannco
fnr the remainder OF the winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
1ntere2ttnR Wedding.

Copies If Tho following announce
mrnt havr been received in TINS rity:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. \. Murphy announce
N, n,;trriagc of their daughter. Mar
celia. to Corporal Ralph Hartman Of
Nav Brighton. Ohio, Monday. nrcem-
her u, 1918. at 81. Joscphs Cathedral
Wheeling. W. Va.
Tho bride is the charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. \. Murphy OF Six
lccnrh street. AMI is graduate OF st.
Aloysius Academy II New Lexington,
Ohio. The groom is 4 prominent young
man Of New Brighton. Ohio. hut IS ut
present stationed at Paris Island. ;. g.
with the United States marines. In"
hnnnv couplc will reside In Now bright
on ls coon ns Corporal Hartman has
been discharged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17

The very efficient committees for the
Rcd Cross under Mrs. W. j. Fear. arc
doing 4 wonderful work in the Clay
district this week. They have made a
successful canvass OF III" included Tor
ritnry and are Very enthusiastic about
tho result Of their efforts.
Yesterday Mr. johnson, manager of
the Court Theatre asked the ladies 20
come to the theatre and ask for aid
from thu stage hands. They responded
Gullantly Ia the appeal and every on"
of them has. enlisted his name II the
cause.
A pleasing costume has arrived for
the workers. consisting of 4 chic little
cap with insignia and another insignia
for the mrnl. The girls are encouraged
a great deal with the new addition u
,hcir soliciting appearance. and arr
more firmly resolved to make the drive
n worthy un"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
Ut I'E.
It Will Add to Your Enjoyment.

Tho Odessa democrat tells nf Il COW.
owned by J. l.. Paris OF that place.
which IS In" kind "f cow worth own
ing In the mcnth Of November she
produced !c5 worth Of butter. *5.il
worth OF hutcrmilk. $500 Of fresh milk
and t5.4l worth of sour milk. Her own
"r does not statr just how she did all
these remarkable things but does say Il
WAS done without any special feeding or
cnrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17

u read an awfully good story in a
magazine last night said & friend Of
mine. "Yuu want To road il. IT was
just tho kind OF 4 story you'd like"
Whom was Ii hy l questioned.
"nh. don't know, he said. Il never
noticr"
And yct she is All omnIvcrous reader
Of magazines.
Eever Notice Who Writes tho Stories.
I canot understand how people Can-
as 81 many pcupl" d"---r"ad story after
story. magazine after magazine. and
never glance at the names Of the aui
thOrS.
Why I hay" even had people recon-
mend books tn me by the name OF the
! book and when asked who yrotc 1t.
Il. book means nothing. but the name OF
an author means, or ought To mean.
, something to anyone who reads intell!-
gently.
You know Who Makes the Cake OF Soap
II you buy cake Of soap or som"
sweet chocolate or 4 breakfast food or
4 jar Of face cream You probably ask
| for it by the name Of the manufacturer.
! If You praise the article /" Snmr"n"
! else. you mention the brand. You do
not say. Il bought som" Of tho best
face cream in So-and-Su's store. and
when someone asks what brand. confess
| that you never noticed.
Now an authors name is his tradr-
| mark. If YOU like ono sample OF his
goods. why don't you look nj tn" trade
, mark 50 that you can get hold of more?
| And il you like tho goods well enough
| to recommend them. why don't you
recommend them Try III" tradr-namc"
To take another comparison If You
went Ia tn" theatre and saw an actor
that you LIKED yuu wouldn't remember
| merely the part liz played in and for
get the actors name. On tho contrary.
you would notice tho name. and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17

Tho .Rrrckcnridgr Bulletin apprchcn-
srcly predicts that If Henry Ford
throws in "flivvrr" as a premium with
every new subscriber for his: paper. he
Will have tho country editors beat a
mile in building up Il circulation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
Mold Offers

Buy from your grocer two packages of
Jfy-Jeu. Then send this coupon to US.
Enclose loo cost of mailing only and
we will mail you three individual dessert u1olds
picture.
Or enclose zoe and we will send six rnolds
- enough to serve a full package of Jify-Jeu.
The value is 6oc per set
Or enclose loo cost Of mailing only and
we will send your choice Of these larger alu-
u1inuEl nolds, valued at SOC each:
Pint Dessert Mold, heart-shaped. (B
Or Pint Dessert Mold, fueed tC
Or 6-Portion Vegetable Salad Mold (D)
Or 6-Porton Fruit Salad Mold lD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17

clal. hour was enjoyed. followed by, the
serving of Il delicious lunch. Thcrr
was n splendid Attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
Elaborate Ball Planned
~, IL INN q

NEW YORK, Dec. lG.-Onc OF Inc
most elaborate costume balls rIrr
nianncd nv New York society leaders
viii be given Irrcmb,: IS to c"l"b1nte
the return Of peace. The decorative
features provide for trmp"ra,Ea IN.
arrangement of the entrances ana en-
tire first floor Of The Ritz Carlton no,
tel II Will be called the Carnival DC
Nictoirc, MlsQuc - friomphc.
Six orchcstras will play and many
curious Tarislan novelties and stage H.
lusiuns are being prepared; Such US
u tiny human figure two or three lhGn;,H
in height that comes out of an INK
stand and dances. MANY Fr"nch HSIprS
and singers just arrived from anFa ~,
are Ia give performances throughout inc
evening. -. . s,nn
each. and admission. which IS =" w.:
entirely by Invitation. is 10 hc s." lh'
prrcc.ds mf the night are TO be devoted
10 The Free Milk FOR Franc" iundii OF "l
Which Mrnc. Fcch, wife Of TN" alice
rrrrraljSsiIno. is the chairman III
France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17

Well, here is pour opportunity. am -
going to give away, during the next ten -
days, two thousand packages OF Gauss ~
Combined Treatment to those who need -
it, and II you want relief, sign tho ="
coupon ut the foot Of this notice, and -
tho free package will be forwarded to ~
You at once by parcels post. ~
| want to prove 10 you that Gauss -
Combined Treatment will relieve your :
c:.tarrh. The method is effective. be- :
cause it strikes at the root OF. the =
trouble and gives permanent relief by =
removing the cause. This is the only =.
correct way to treat catnrrh anu II you -.
want quick and lasting results. send at =
once for the free package. Fill out the 60
coupon below and package will be sent -
TO you by return mail. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
E,nc'H pug1hters Meeting.

4 vHry lmpOrtant nrrllhS OF NC
Kings Daughters Of Thomson ". t.
church was hold last evening. with Mrs.
C. X. Ecnicil. Mrs. Il. i. l;IEE# and
Mrs i. Z. ByCott ~ hoStrSScS. Nr-
ranermrnts were completed for, 'h'
bazaar and supper which these ladies
will Civ" on January IL. Other bust
ness matters were discussed and So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
Bazaar and Drama.

The Daughters VI The TrlnpIe. one OF
the wuinan'a organizations of the Inn
manuel Baptist church, have announced
n bazaar and dramatic program for this
evening Mt the South Side Social House.
2S@9 IiDff street.
beginning ut 100 p. m. and lasting
throughout the evening. Christmas; gifts
NJ attractive buoths arranged on the
first floor of the Social House. \
pleasing drama The Thrrr Souls. will
hr given by tho young women OF the
World Wide Guild at o'clock IN the
auditorium. Ice cream and cake will
be tho rrfrrSlrmcntS.
The following committees nrc in
charge:
Hooths--Mra. Blake Moore. Mrs. John
F'orncr. Mrs Frank lIo~lcy.
Observation-Disclosures. y. y. .\mcS Mrs.
c. ". EoltS. Mrs.. J. Russell:
ProEram-Mrs. G. T.. l-ockhart, Mrs
H. l. bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
MANY PROMISING
SOCIAL T VEN 7 8
ARE 5CHED ULED
GIFT BUYING HAS TAKEN Pho
CEDURE OVER EVERY OTHER
ACTIVITY.
Reaction from Gloomy Days OF Past
VIII Result in Numerous Enter
taInmeuts in Near Future.

Oh. the merry round Ok shopping that
Es filling the days at this time, and the
merry shoppers themselves, who radl-
late the tang Of the season and the
fragrance Of the holly. Could anything
be more exciting and delightful? Every
thing ia in its fulncss now, and look
ing at the appalling array Of events
which society has to offer. We sec inc
tiny luncheon party. thr dainty Elit pa
Ear and tho dances, including cabaret
md Just holiday hops. We wonder or
begin to If It is the same Elum lot oi
people who contemplated Christmas last
year Nothing could he more different
in the way in which VIC look At the hiG
holiday, for the difference is vital
ono. and Is just Il difference TINT coulh
be brought about by tho chasing on 4
great world war. or the prevalence OF
one.
While everything in tho social line IS
scheduled for next week and INC one
following Il, there Is Il general mex OF
planned events for the present moment
All aro occupied with the Eilt huylhE
and other necessary details that infoIFc
time and thought Mt this trnc cN'fy
vcnr. II is not lack of hospitality or
the high desire OF entertaining tha'
makes the present week dull, as far as
rush and n hustle. that means there
fs no time left for dinners. parties ana
dances. Every woman is busy. every
man is occupied. and oven the wee ones
arc filled with an cnEcrncss 10 MAKE
be.
Christmas the ideal day TINT II snouii
For days ahead the people OF Whecl-
ing have planned for their time. and ~
though Christmas Is hcraldcd as th'
real holiday tho celebration or NJ"
Years is also TO be rcck"nrd ~lth' Nl'u
there will be plans. doubtless ones. 'hh'
will fairly stagGcr us. win the'r maj
nitudo and jolly promise, Tor VIC nav
become socially stagnant during the
nost vr,r, Khaki will bring before Us
tho rial meaning Of the returned ones
Who will minglc with the civilian popu-
1ation once again. Glnd days. lndeco
and thinking about them. We experience
such q happy thrill Of expectation 'ha'
our realization must indeed DC great
10 half equal it.
Tho ones who have been attending
school since September are already ~,
turning homo, and they arc orlnE'nh
a snirit with them that IS fully In Keep
jnc with all other things. camps arr
sending home their brave young 'ncI
md abscntc"s from the home circle ".
arriving to fiji their niche IN inc lH'''.
Nv circle. We wondrr where all ms
iolIification is going TO find an out'ct
and find an answer in the r"sponsc-lt
tho wonderful hearts of the happ!
American people.
Elaborate Ball Planned
NEW YORK, Dec. lG.-Onc OF tnH
most elaborate costume ballS r'tI
Manned nv New York society leaders
viii be given N,rcmbt- IS to c"l"orn {;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
Will nAncA

Tho pupils Of Mrs. Mauhr Sponncr
Rocker will enjoy another delightful
dance mt the studio this evening. The
orchestra is procured 10 civ" It's usual
program OF popular dance hits and many
arc eagerly anticiptinG tn" merry event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17

Note the fry delights which yJel puts at your In
call And now, when you need fruit and fruit is
costly
Each package Of Jiy-Je contains the favor in liquid
FORM vial Each fruit favor is essence condensed
from the juice of the fruit.
The favors are abundant. We half ripe Pineapple
vial of favor We IS Loganberries make
another all FOR dessert
All the fragrance and flavor al the heathfuness Of tho
fresh ripe fruit are in this vial And, sealed In
glass; the keeps its freshness. So fye desserts
and salads taste like freshfruit datntss
Raregade gelatine readysweetened and prepared
in the package with the favor. You simply add boiling
water then the favor from bottle and pour in Iolds
to cool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
It's a Revelation

y-Jel differs vastly from the odstye geatue desserts
Their havors come in dry form, mixed with the gestne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
Quick and Economical

One package of Jify Je1 serves r1 people il mold
form, or twelve you whip the jcll At ths LITTLE cost
you hy dessert Of the finest scr rich fruit
juice essence.
Fruits are costly Even canned fruits are scarce
because OF last summers sugar shortage Yet people
need fruit and want it.
Jhty-Je1 solves this problem. II brings you al the
finest fruits, in ideal form, small cost.
Try 1t once and you win never 20 without t. Your
grocer sells two packages for rs cents. Get them this
week. and will give you double value in these mods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-17
SIDE TALKS
WATCHING FOR THE TRADE MARX
BY RUTH CAMERON.

Il read an awfully good story in a
magazine last night said Il friend OF
mine. You want To road il. II was
just tho kind OF n story you'd like.
Whom was IL hy " l questioned.
"ph. I don't know he said. Il never
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-12

portunities for service.
81 will give you some idea of the
things we have to sell to the boys.
find that there is d greater demand
by far for chocolate than there is Tor
cigarettes and smoking tobacco. Ne
sell lot of cakes, candy, fruit and
jam. The men like ruts very much
also. In the sixteen days ] was a. the
hut I gave out $4,000 sneets OF writing
paper.
Il am sure the money given by the
people of America for the Y. NJ G.. a.
enterprises over nesa is splendid in
vestment and doing great work for
our soldier boys. Ii furnishes the
things the boys need iaost when they
have any leisure timc on their han1s.
This is not often except in the even
ings and on Sunday. At these times
the men throng the huts and ip many
ways show their appreciation of what
we are trying to do for them
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-12
REV. STARRING PRESENTED
WITH WATCH.

AT the close of the regular services
of the First Baptist church Sunday
evening Rev. +. w Starring, pastor
of the congregation. who has been
given an indefinite leave OF absence
to engage In Y. M. c. A. war work,
was presented with handsome wrist
watch by the members of the church
as token of admiration and esteem.
The presentation was made by G.
r. Tanner, who voiced in few well.
chosen sentences the appreciation of
the church of the splendid work done
by Rev. Starring during his two years
pastorate in Canon City and of the
interest his friends will take in him
in his new field Of labor.
Rev. Starring. altho vIsibly affected
by the unexpectedness of the gift and
the Kindness that prompted It, made
an appropriate response in It's accept
ance.
Mrs. Starring was made the recipi-
ent OF beautiful service pin. Rev.
Starring left for Camp Funston this
morning. His wife and family ex-
pect to remain here for several weeks.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-12
Rev. Thomas L.
Huxley in France

Rev. Thomas L. Huxley, formerly of
this city, but more recently pastor of
the Baptist church at Princeton, Mo,
is at present in France. where he is
doing war work for the Y NJ. c "A.
The Princeton, Mo, Post of ang 2Sth
written by Rev. Huxley, copy Of
which has been left at the office of
The Daily Record for perusai. Rev.
Huxley's letter was written from No.
IL, Rue D. Aguesseau. Paris. ard is
descriptive of the work done at tire
Y. NJ. C. A. huts in France for the sol
dier boys, of which he is one CT The
general secretaries.
In referring to his first two weeks
experiences in the war zone he says
From Paris was sent out as a hut
secretary. or anything else that came
along. ] was at first assigned To cue
things and help get the hut there In
operation. A little later was sent TO
another part of the battle front to
take charge of big hut Another man
Joined me the next day and during the
following two weeks we had rig icb
in looking after almost 1000 men. We
had some soldiers to assist us during
the business hours behind the canteen
counter l had general supervision
OF the business of the canteen and in
providing recreation and entertain
ment and in attending to religious
worship on Sundays for all of these
men. II was O busy experience, but
task worth while. got up at six
O'Clock in the morning and did not go
10 bed until II O'Clock at night.
"In the canteen we did business
in the sixteen days was there OF 49,
600 francs. A franc is worth about 20
cents in American money. had TO
handle and be responsible for ell of
the cash taken in. During that 'i,"e !
also exchanged into French money
about 10000. Many and varied are
the duties OF the Y. NJ. C. A. secrcta-
Eies in France and great are their OPP
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-12
Lieut.. Biggs Has
Remarkable Escape
from Hun Shell

one of the most remarkable escapes
from death in the fighting zone in
France OF which any record has beer
made was experienced by Lieut. clyde
Bises of this city and a party of
friends about August 10 Lieut.
Biges and nine other army officers
after having spent some time in the
front trenches. were dining al billet
some miles back of the lines. when.
without warning of any kind. - Ger
through the roof OF the building
where they were seated. crashed
through the table around which
they were seated. crashed through
the fioor and buried itself in
the ground underneath. but failed 10
explode. The dishes on the table were
shattered. but nobody was hurt.
The chronicle OF this very thrilling
incident WIS made In letter written
By Lieut.. Biggs TO his parents here
a few days ago. and was not intended
ipi- Phpithiioh. anu ~ War NV Nitn-
out some difficulty that we obtained
permission to allude TO H. A more
wonderful thing could hardly have
happened without dire results. and no
more marvellous occurrence is re-
lated in the Arabian Nights Entertain.
ments or other famous romances.
proving that sometimess at least. truth
is stranger than fiction. Had the shell
exploded. which In 80 cases out of
100 II would have done. nobody around
the table would have been left to tell
the tale.
Threefourth OF the human race be-
lieve in some form of fatalism. and
such an event as the one we have de
scribed would be construed by such
people az meaning that such bap.
tism of danger would render Immune
those who had undergone II death
from violent, means. Lieut.. Diggs
having escaped so narrowly in this In.
stances. according to this doctrine.
will pass through the remainder of the
war unscathed. however. much re may
be exposed to the attacks OF the
enemy.