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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
stormy Session

PETEOGRAD. Sunday. Feb. -4.-(HF
the Associated rrcsS.0-Acc"rtancc ny
the Rnlsh"vik government of the Ger
man peace terms followed Il stormy ~
,-,Ir1cuiatiyr night meeting at the MolnE
institute. Icon Trotzky. the Bol*hcrik
foreign minister. did not attend. but
Premier I.cninc urged acceptance OF tn"
i1crms. and the Bolshcvik delegates rot-
iinGuuror,ically as a unit swung the tide
-.irh h,m. 4 Rnlshcvik party confer
once had previously voted - FOR peace
and III against it. with |" abstaining.
Th, Social revolutionary members
fought against acceptance of the terms
and insisted upon the assembling inn
u,.dIatcly Of new constituent assem-
hlv tn pass upon them in their fins!
form,
rnr Rolshcrik newspaper Fravda says
Tho pcacr terms are unfortunate but I'M
,yo,hahlc. It says the struggle is more
,urcrialistir- Ihar domestic and that the
Russian rrnlctariat is not Responsible
for tho harsh terms. The BourGcolsc
newspapers do not comment on the SIT
uItion.
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The Story of a Drunkard
Told by the Sister Who
! Secretly Cured Hi

Now York. and whom found my broth%
rr he did not recognize m" and | hardly
knew HIM. / Immediately began 10 give
Tho remedy wirhnU; his knowledge. In
! =, f.w DAYS H., seemed Ia. b" losing his
,ni;.tIt.. for drink. II" tried different
saloons in an effort. 20 find ono whcrc
whjskcv would taste right. hut 1t was
useless Within 4 month h" stopped
drinking. All ;hc d"Sir" had left him.
rhr hams nf alcoholic slavery had been
broken. His health began 10 improve
and soon he was a now man. lie Sc
cured Il spindid position ard the cray
ing for liquor never returned. After
rif2L; years | told him how he had ,hecn
,.iIr.d and gave him tn" formula. | was
;,frnlh n tell him TIL" secret before Tor
tr,r ~ n!i.ht return To drink.
| aIv;S" rv"ry"n" who mas A relative
n- friend addicted "a III" liquor habit in
any form ~ usc this prescription. 1t is
hnrnii"sS and marvcl0uSly effective.
lust ask your druggist Tor prepared
, 'rcstum powders: drop ono powder twice.
:, DAY III tea. coffee, milk or any food
or drink Each powder makes dose.
IL Is tnS,rlrSS and ndnrlcSS and cannot
be- detected by anyone
SuTE-Tn" manufacturers ~ prepared Tercun
powders referred 10 above ry Miss Brown @ell It
through drlsslstS urdrr .:""lhound money refund
guarantee. II has been used hy Thousands Incs Inc
formula Was frs; madr pIhlic aud has osouGht I'M
measurable happiHrss IN many homes. II Is sold In
Wheeling by the John Coleman Co.. c. Il Gres &
Co.. and others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26

land on their southern win" nave form
cd a junction with the UkrainianS al
Xhiiomir. 81 miles west Of iirv. which
town il is their announced purpose 10
take from The BulShcvIki elements
holding il.
Although il is announced hat Reycl
waS taken "afi"r Il BATTLE il is doubt
Iful if serious rrEl%tanC" WIS offered
The Germans by The Russians still
holding the town. for up t" Sunday the
invaders had made no mention of hay.
ing come within sigh; Of Rrvrl Since
ithr renewal of h0StiliIirS BEGAN. the
IG"rmanS hav" taken over thousands
of additional square miles Of Russian
territory. The rapidly Of their advance
even tHouSh Virtually unimpcd"d, be-
Ing remarkable.
Especially rapid has h"cn that in
he south through No.hynla. whrr"
particular efforts We're directed n get.
ling in couch with ihr Gkralnians so
IL 10 carry um; III" compact with them
Ia aid in 'Np"lling III" IioIsh"viki from
I'krainlan territory. \ battle before
kirv. therefore. seems moi far distant.
unless meantime another armisric" is
.arran2cd pending thr final capirularion
of 'hr Hnishcviki government and tn"
$icnlnE al q peace treaty.
~ last accounts HE Russian dele
gates who arc To treat with the Ger
mans were ~ have left prtr0crad
Sunday ni&hi for Rrcst-Lilnvsk. Trot.
2ky. The BOlsh"viki foreign minister.
who boitrd II" original peace rnnf"-
rrrc and declined IN sign peace
treaty. Will moi represent III" govern
mont in the. present discussion. il
having been decided 10 send in his
stead NJ Xinoyiff. president nf Tho
Prrrograd council Of wurkm"ns and
soldiers drhcHt"S.
ALREADY The imprriaIlStir German
viewpoint is being pressed upor Rus
slams in Tho newly acquired territory.
,Thr German commander has informed
The pnpulaCr Of f.SIhnnia and LivOnia
that rh"v now are under German pO-
lice power and IN" RHrOnS Of the Old
rrcim" have been nrd"r"d released
from Imprisonment and instructions
hay" been @ivcn that they are Ia be
prnl"ri"d by the Germans who Will
MOI permit their transfer To territory
where they may a"ain b" mad" priS-
unrr ny the Rolsh"viki,
In pr;TO.rad tn" SITUATION l. still
rri'lral For the present The American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
STEUBENYILLE

STEURENvILE. O.. Feb. 25.-Georco
Chflds. Il. OF Weirtoa. IS 4 prisoner. in
the Hancock county jail. Il; New Cum
beriand pending the result oE an iar"S-
tigation into the death o. Antonio
Staka- 30. also 81 Wcirton. The Finding
OF Staka's, dead hody in 4 barn ~ Weir
ton presented a mystery to the Hancock
county authorities and Prosecuting AZ
torney ". W. Ingram. began an inv"sti-
CATION. Al first il was given out that
Staka had died from the effects ut 4
kick from. 4 horse. However IN :uv"s-
tieation resulted IN 4 decision being
reached that 4 horse newly shod could
not inflict such wound as killed Staka-
Close probing Of the death brought out
the fact that ChildS and St;tka, who
were mploycd ~ the same place. quar-
relied some time h.foCe thH lat."r'S dead
body was found. Physicians who eS-
amined the wound a. the base 81 Siak;I's
neck. gave /, as their opinion that II"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
ME-
RIGHT AWAY"
Kentucky Lady Says Two Bottles
of Cardui Surprised Her BY
Acting So Quickly.

Relief. ky.--MrS. Sarah NJ. Hli!, "l
this place. writes: Il can't praise
rardui too mitch, for i, is u wonder
full medicine for women.
light years ago began 10 feel not
quito 50 we'll as uSun. ""S
noi able TO do anything. II scene!
like was Lwlndling away. and Kept
getting more runy every day. Ms
weak. and pale and could not stand on
my feet long. had TO doctor
but knew by my feelings that had
womanly weakness.
After decided TO Try Cardui /
bought one bottle. Il seemed as ii the
very first few doses BEGAN TO help I'LL.
l was surprised that anything could be-
gin 10 act so quickly Eut it helped
me right away. know it did because
began immediately 10 get strong.
After l finished that first bottle
bought another. When | had finished
that second bottle was all right.
did not need third bottle. kept
right on getting stronger until | was
as strong as ever. and have kept so.
-. -. Now | am as Well and is
strong and rs able 10 do my work rs
ever was in my life"
Try Cardui today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Position Hopeless.

PFTROGEAD. Sunday, February a.
Their knees are OH our chest and our
position is hopeless" declared Nikolal
LcnIrr, the BolshcSik premier in the
course Of his long speech TO the Central
executive committee Of the All-Russian
council Of Workmcn's and Soldiers dele
gates in which he insiStcntIy urged the
acceptance Of the Austro German pace
conditions however oppressive and I'M
! fortunate they might appear.
! This peace must be accepted as
respite" he continued. enabling, US TO
prepare q decisive resistance 10 inc
! Eourscoisic and Imperialism. The prof.
ctariat Of the whole world will come to
our aid"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26

Sells for $45.00-less a fifteen per
cent cash discount.
Specifications: Built of solid oak:
with Stcam-proof outside finish and a
white cnamclcd interior.
The alI-mctal flour bin tits to fill and
removes completely for cleaning.
The white porcelain table top extends
TO give YOU ample working space for
the preparation Of meal.
Note the swinging glass sugar bin
and the complete set Of glass spice jars
all fitted with aluminium tops.
See the sliding wire shelf the all
metal bread and cake drawer - the
block for food chopper and the sall-
tarv leg base, so easy to sweep and
clean beneath.
Don't fail to see the Auto-Front on
display at our store-thcn you'll want
one in your kitchen to help you:
Have one sent home and you can pay
for it in as small amounts as $l.00 per
week, while you are using it.
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Succeeds k.ryienko.

LONDON. Feb. o5.--Grne7al BruJc-
witch has been appointed successor -.
Ensign Krylcnku as Cnmmandrr-lh-
chief OF The Russian armies. according
20 Berlin despatch forwarded from
Amsterdam by HE General News
Agency. General Erujcvitrh, Accord
inc 10 IN" message. has been pro-
claimed dictator and has ordered INC
Russian troops ~ fight 10 tho last.
BrujrviIch WIS formerly chief % stan
IN Ensign kryl"nkO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Pcrnau OCCUPIED.

BERLIN. Feb. ~ (via l.pndonl =
German troops have occupied lcrnau,
a Russian seaport III Livonia, 20 miles
northeast OF Riga and lnrpal, lA'
miles northeast Of Riga. IN" German
war office announced to-day.
In tn" German advanC" tn norpai.
. nnO Russians were taken prisoner.
This nyinc detachment Travelled l3n
mile. in tiv" and one half days. me
advance guard OF General Won Linsln.
gems troops, in the south. nave
reached Xhii"mIr. 81 miles west OF
ki"v.
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TO Issue BaraS,

The voters ~ Mugo Junction are
soon 70 vote on :. hrnh tssu" ot St15."oD
the proceeds ~ q" used inr ;h" con-
Struc,i"n "f 4 NV high school. the old
one erected rl"vra years Az. having
been destroyed by IRE som" tine aE''.
The plans and specifications alrIdy
drawn call Cor n" m"St ,H"dcrn and
fir" proof building. ~ present churches
and other rooms "" being uS'.'l n wnl"n
:" ,y:lc! The 45u pupils thrpwn "ut ct
SIhnnl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
BADLY Injured.

c. z. COLLEEN. -. Wabash lin"man, lies
in the ohio Valley hospital h""" sui
i@rinG from injuries that may rAuS" ms
.;cath. H.. WAS Wurl;Iu:: along t!c We
lash tracks 1t Eucdalr today and h'IuE
hard Of hearing did not hear "u Hr-
irc;lrhiug train. lie wn$ struck with
considerable force and hurled for som"
distance. The train winch struck lana
vas brou&l: - Il sop ami he NJ nla"'d
On tn:rd and brought {" lie hospital
hero whcr. i, WIS found thai - sui
trrcL tho fractur" "f has riEhl lc1. Il
badly laccraicL skull and Internal IN
rirlcs which may rr"vr fatal. Ills hou"
= in North Sid" PITTSBURGH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Czcrnin's Message

AMSTERDAM. Feb. -. = Count
Cz"rnin. The AISITO-Iluncarian foreign
minister. according In Il dispatch from
Vienna. has Srnl mCSSaS" by wire
less rrlrcraphy 10 Leon TrotSky. IN"
Bnl<h"vik foreign minister. stating
that AuSirn.Hungary is ready con-
Jointly with her allies 10 bring Inc
peace negotiations with Russia 10 Il
conclusion,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Mon in Service Eouored.

The Ethlr sch""l II tho Second CHRIS
i;nn church has h"norcd the T. men
from tia, class Now III IL" serve" II
l.nclc Sau Tho class has just present =
ID To the church !. Scrviro nag "'n'hin-
ing II stars representing th->c men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26

dian Of her son. the former TsarcvJtch.
is In" favoritc German candidate for the
throne. - Tho former Emperor
will not accept the throne from German
hands The Bolshcviki have provided I
form Of government which the RussieAs
alone Understandings despotism
They have paved the way feF the return
Of monarchy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Burns Is Held.

Following Thu questioning Of JOAN
Eu-ns by Deputy state Fire Marshal
N.rshh"r."r. Us IN his whereabouts ~
In. Tin" o: several mysterious hrs
:,:n,,l, ;hr ely recently RuruS was 70
,nardsd - Jail. whore h. vii! :, mann
uu.l > :arja.c investigation "a" DC
com pl-;ri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Mrs. Gordon Dead.

Mrs Kiciy Gordon. IL. died n Gill
hospital here Saturday. She had bon
III tn. hospital only Il %h"r; limo. The
remains were renewed - an und"r;aN-
lrc establishment, and later rru"v"d -
her former home III iIani.a'$ S:attoa, W
Va Sh. leaves I family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Francis Stays.

pETROGRAD, Sunday. Heb. a.
THE American embassy has deter
mined 10 remain in Petrograd pending
Developments The other ambassadors
here have not decided what they Will
lp
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on Saturday in Pctrograd by SOCIAL
list. according to an exchange 'ele-
graph despatch from Amsterdam. MY
lcnko's wound was in the neck. l--S
-HSSailnnt was arrested.
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wound had undoubtedly been inflicted
with some blunt instrument. probably \
club. Ills neck WIS broken. I; :
stated thai ChIids VII. b" held Tor the
grand jury.
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-,+o9 n nirorca

Anna E"vnl"y has boon granted
divorce. rom I"ch1r k"val"v. IL the
srutads ~ extreme cruelty and Sg"&s
;!r.i.,.t - Gu;?.
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KryIenko Shot.

LONDON. Fob. En1Icn kFI-
lrnko, the Russian commandments
chief, was shot and slightly wounded
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Get OueSbonnaireS.

r.: Marz.<. Milk" iul"kj$ and Louis
.yI,.,,.:,. win. wrr,. arrested 1t T:lt"nyjl''
, las. week on charges OF being s!ackcTs'
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MISS FANNIE hui7h,s vii nowrr wa;
Nl'''" y To" weak AID h" Sni.i
lower and lower until II" lost his posi-
zion. His friends turned HIM down on"
after another until h" WAS hti. wreck
and alone WhiSkCy was tho CauS'. 81
II all. II" was kicked around from place
/" place. drunk practically All tn" time.
He mad reached III" l,"in; wh"r" ali h"
wanted or cared for was whi$k"Y. 4
point wh"rc h" could not stop drinking
Of his own accord.
was living abroad and friend "i
former days wrote IN" telling uf ,h''
pliiful condition Of my hruth"r. con
suited n famous chemist who gave m" Il
secret formula and told me If ! could
arrange IL put il in his coffee. tea or
food it would destroy tn" appetite for
alcohol / took the first steamer Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Nav Restore Monarchy.

LONDON. Feb. 25.-Gcrmany plans
To restore n" monarchy in Russia, &C
cordinc. In Il telegram dated Friday lr
Prtrngrad to the Morning Post. II
says The Grand Duke Of Hess" mas
been appointed the commander in nc
Riga section of tho German front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Excellent Laxative
For Elderly People

AZ We pass the prime Of LIE the
various organs OF the body have
q tendency to weaken, especially
the bowels. Regularity IN this
important function Is 30 essential
to good health that old FOLKS
should be very careful to avoid
constipation. A congestion OF
stomach waste In the bowels occa-
z1ons dizziness, headache, drowst-
ness after eating, bIHousness,
belch1rg, bloat, piles, ETC., ana
should be corrected Immediately;
It IL the direct cause OF much Sc
riouS disease
Tho most elective remedy Tor
constipation Is q combination OF
simple laxative herbs with peps3n
sold In drug stores under the
name OF DR.. Ca1dweu's Syrup Pep
sin. It costs only nifty cents q
bottle, Is mild IN 3ts action, does
not gHpe or strain, and brings re-
Nef quickly In an easy. natural
manner. Get a bottle OF It from
your druggist and keep It in the
house; 1t IS tho ideal family rem
edy. A trial bottle can be OBJ
tained free Of charge by writing
to DR.. W. 3. Caldwell, ass wash
iogton ST., Monticello, Illinois.
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His SISTER" tn" dispatch adds. "th"
former Empress Alexandra. as Tho guar
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River kilograms.

DAVIS ISLAND pAM-lo.c ceet sta
tionary. cloudy.
STECBENVlIL.Er-16 feet. falling;
rain
PAEKERSBCRG-2l feet failing;
rain.
MORG ANTOWN-lo fee, rising;
rain
OIL CTTY-5.4 feet. falling: rain.
WARREN foot. falling: rain.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-18
Local Talent Caught

Last Friday Chief OF Police Me-
Lane, after much head work and dli-
gent searching. rounded up some
local boys who recently stole 400 dy-
Mantle caps and four rolls OF fuse
from store, This same store has
been touched" twice before. sup
posedly by home boys. There was
more than one boy and less than 10
in the bunch taken TO the Juvenile
'ourt by Chief McTane. To make n
long story short. and not throw the
boys names broadcast TO the public.
they were sentenced to one year in
the reform school. but paroled TO
their parents. These are not bad
boys. but they have deviated slight
" from the narrow and safer path.
and the chief OF police requests the
Courier to warn them that their acts
are known generally. and that a good
time to quit Is right now.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-18
MARY ELLA WATTS, OF
MURPHY, PASSES AWAY

Mary Ella Watts died at Salem.
Ore, November Is. the body being
brought to Grants Pass for funeral
services, which were conducted at
the Hall chapel Sunday by Rev. Mel
vile T. Wire. Interment was made
in the Williams Creek cemetery.
The deceased was born at Murphy.
Oregon, December 9. 1884. She is
survived by her mother. Mrs. Eliza.
beth Watts and three brothers and
three sisters: Mrs. A. S. York of
Oregon City, Mrs. E. F. Topping of
Grants Pass, Miss Edna Watts OF
Grants Pass, and Alexander Watts.
Jr., now in the service in France:
Benjamin Watts of Murphy. and
Charles Watts of Grants Pass; also
two half-sisters and one-half broth
er, Mrs. A. ]. Schrimp, of Califor-
mia, Mrs. R. w. Harrington, OF Pow
ers. and G. w. Elliott, of Imperial
Valley.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-18
FORMER PASTOR SPEAKS
FROM BETHANY PULPIT

A full house greeted Rev. l.. My
ron Boozer at Bethany Presbyterian
church Sunday morning when he oc-
cupied his former pulpit and gave an
inspirational sermon, in which he
pointed out the present day problems
presented by the closing OF the world
war. The congregation was made up
not alone of members of the church
but included members of several 9TH
er denominations who desired to
again hear Bethany's former pastor,
Although no announcement had been
made for a second service, Mr.. Boo
zer complied with requests and ad-
dressed good sized audience in the
evening.
The service flag OF Bethany Pres
byterian church now contains AZ
stars, nine having been added re-
Gently for Lieutenant l., o. Clement,
10 Pardee. Earle voorhies, Gerald
Prescott. Arthur Cramer. Robert
Jewell, Gail Hamilton, Lester CAL
houn and Charles Parker.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-18
Knowledge Unto fiimseIf.

A group Of business men met on O
street corner In a certain city and
were discussing the progress that has
been made by the allied forces on the
western front. During the converse.
don a fellow-citizen, who is fond Of
expressing his opinion, but whose field
Of information is 80 limited that he
doesn't appreciate how small 1t is,
Joined the crowd and listened to the
various expressions.
Unable to hold his silence, he de-
clared:
There amt no doubt but that our
boys has thrown new life into the
alleys, but in my opinion the Huns
can't fight like the Germans did"
And then before anyone could get
In word he added:
"And then we've done lots better
work since our merchant marines has
got into the front line action"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-18
Personal AND AND LOCAL.

Rev. L. Myron Booker returned to
Medford this morning.
H. f. Haefner returned last nigh,
from Powers.
"Mavis" face powder, Sabin has e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Welter returned
Saturday night from a trip to San
Francisco.
Miss Mable Kincald returned to
Wolf Creek Saturday to resume
teaching,
Miss Cecilia Harris left yesterday
for Washington, d. c.. to take posi-
tion in the public health department.
Mrs. II. T. vedder. of Murphy, left
Saturday night for Lebanon to at
tend the funeral OF her grandfather.
Mrs. c. NJ. Smith has returned to
Corvallis after spending two weeks
here with relatives and friends.
Miss Elsie Powers went to Pickett
Creek Saturday night to resume
teaching after the lifting OF the ban,
Horace Hubert and his son. C. II.
Hubert, who spent few days here.
left this morning for Santa Barbara
to spend the winter
Mrs. Pearl Benson and two chill
dren spent Sunday with Miss Nellie
returning to Ashland this
Miss Jennie Johnston returned
last night from klamath Falls, where
she spent several weeks at home.
Miss Johnston says they had snow
enough for sleighing before she left.
r. o, Leroy. chief clerk OF the
camp surgeons office, arrived last
night from Camp Lewis on 10-day's
iurlough. called home on account OF
the serious illness OF his brother.
Frank Leroy. at Williams.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-18
Improved Fuel for AIrpianes.

That the Germans are using n new
and improved fuel for alrplane en-.
gines was the statement OF Leon Gu.
men before the Aeronautical society
To gasoline Is added one per cent OF
toluol and one and one-half per cent
of alcohol. The mixture gives n sharp.
er ignition than simple gasoline. and
while II exerts some deterIorating ef.
feet upon the metal, the short life OF
the airplane motor at the war front
means that the motor Is discarded be.
fore the deterioration becomes Sc.
rious.
Toluol Is a coal tar product and is
the base Of that powerful explosive,
trinitrotoluol.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-18
"coIonelp 10 a Column Leader.

The Spanish for colonel Is coronel.
the italian coloIello, The SpanIards
originated the word 400 years ago
and seem TO have made II by combln.
Ing the sense Of the Latin columna. a
column. with that OF corona. crown.
We follow the French spelling. but
In pronounolng we retain the Spanish
"r." hence kernel" ny we say II. Lit
orally II means the leader OF n column
or Of the company at the head Of the
regiment In colu-~r.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-18
Long Wars Of the Past.

A review OF history shows that ail
the most rnomcntous clashes OF arms
have resulted in long wars. In tho
middle ages England wnged an inter
mittent conflict with Frnnce known ns
the Hundred Years war: while the cor
responding conflict between England
and Scotland may be said TO have
been five.century one.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-18
POPULAR SONGS
ise each. : for s1.00 postpaid
Cash with order

ise each. : for S1.00 postpaid
Cash with order
You brought Ireland right over to
me.
You came. you saw. you conquered.
You can't bring back yesterday.
You can't put the beauty back in the
rose.
You don't have to be Irish.
You. just you.
You made me cry for you.
You made the world for me.
You may hold q million girlies In
your arms.
You never can be too sure about the
girls.
You never can tell.
Young America. we're strong for you.
You-oo just you.
Your country needs you.
You're breaking my heart with good
bye. ..-
You're grand old flag.
You're a great big lonesome baby.
You're going to fan in love with CAL
ifornia.
You're in style when you're wearing
q smile.
The Music and Pheto House
Stanton Rowe,l, Proprietor