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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
PAGEANT PLANNED IN
WEST VIRGINIA DRIVE
FOR THE Y. W. c, A.

Sncci;u uisIsL, on To Tn" lnlclllEcnc"r.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. S"pi. Ia inc
hlstr,nnlr talent Of Vest Virginia -
about t. be- uncovered by IN" J w. !: y.
and Miss Adele Hoes If Boston ana N'W
York has com" 10 uncover II. MISS IiS
arrived IN Huntington yesterday anu -
eager To emulate IN" women ana EirlS "I
this state in the work ih"y arc n"lhE 'oF
IN. winning nf III" war, and therefore,
viii assist the ". w. {. Y. IN It's eh"r'S
iuvaraS The great Victory.
The effort the Y. W. t. y. is making IN
W"St Virginia al the present tIin". vs. 10
iii. end that tn" hands Of the H'Tl Bt-
h.nd tho Man Behind Tn" 'un. as shc
o.. found in this state. may ~ uphciH'
hat sh,. may go on with her heroic e.
fnri Ia feed the gun with which In" Man
- defending democracy. AHu on" 81 tnr
trst Ways to uphold III" bray" niue
hands. It il believed 10y the !. W. T. "
* To rninI out Ia the girl herself inc
university OF the work Sh" is doing. MISS
HOES viii. therefore. prepare Il phE"Ani'
and thu women and girls Of West IrEl-
nin VIII b.. asked IL lay aside thc,r 'anui
Tor an evening. and /" to-! IN raui'iu'
make brlirv" the Story ul MAT thcl NV
doing for the world
Tho I,ugtnnt will SHOW humanity win
her children. happy and care i"" uht't
The tragedy of Belgium SWEET happiness
from her hrart. and Humanity cried ."ht
IN England and France and Russia amt
Italy and their allies Ia com" /" he as
Sitlnrr Of their stricken SISTER. As me
brief years since 1914 nav" uTaSEch tue
earth through tears and blood. IN" page
uuI will show the allies strained ia thclr
lltIcrmrs, to hold back tn" Gn'. Ehfn
our rom the vest Viii com" Nln"rFt'
The strong young nL:lon az unutiirSS
sources. and the allies VIII I"it 'hr'r
lending nrckS and dl1nmlnE eyes ana
know ihc.r blood is 10 hr :itan'htnI ana
their Gears dried -.
And Il - IN" women ami girls ni NrSi
VirrIula Ia whom America ~ locking Tor
HELM IN l"arIng The wars burden. TAT
more constant" than IN" women ana
girls seem To rcmliZ". their eyes VIII ne
Opened hy learning "a tell the story 81
H.. rarr They nrr playing III the world
rr,Yt dr:ttT.a and they will tell IT ON the
playrrUurd az IN tn" playhouse OF 1lclr
own HON" towns.
Miss Hoes VIII rr"iar" their costumes
and lISkr every effort r"SSIhl" |" en-
body in 4 lag. AMI "i story and SONG IN"
hard reality the women AMI girls OF west
Virginia ar. facing. That she may prt
ter gather up tn" h!Strlonlc talent NeSt
Virginia can furnish her, MISS Hoes mas
secured the assistance of MISS Anna II.
N,al,, Of ParkcrShurS. and on a nhtc
which wlil b. annuunr'"t later: MISS
Ncalr will lake the costumes ana go III
an automobile from town 10 Town. piaH-
ing i trail Of ;nEeantry through IN"
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
SWEDISH SENTIMENT
CHANGES

In the early stages Of the war S"e-
dish sentiment was distinctly proIier
man. For centuries the Swedes have
lived under the fear Of Russian ag-
erosion. The Firms, a people allied
to the Swedes Dy race and religion.
had been conquered by the Russians.
and their political influence destroyed
Swedish trade with Germany was also
large and profitable. The Baltic sea
VAS Gernan-Swedish lake. over
which thousands OF boats piled daily,
handling the, commerce of the two
countries. But Sweden Is no longer
nro-Geman. The masses Of the Swe-
dish people have always been demo
cratic in their Sympathies and Ideals,
and this influence undoubtedly main
tanned Swedish neutrality in the early
years Of, the war Since the BreSt
-{t5stoysk treaty and the Germanizatton
Of Finland SwedeS OF all parties have
begun 10 see in Germany an lmmt'
~neut danger. Gustav Szoestien, dis
tinsuished Swedish author. just re-
turned from Germany. warns his peo-
pie against the German danger.
Germany's triumph means the sub
ordination Of Sweden and Denmark,
lust as it has meant the suooTdination
of Finland. German world ambition
turns just as readily to the north as TO
the south and to the east. A few
months ago Finland seemed to he on
the way to become an independent
state. and eventually member OF the
Scandinavian alliance. German lntrl-
que has made her German depend
eney. Just as it has aimed to do with
the Ukraine and with Poland. The
only safety of the small nations OF
81 Europe is in the complete destruction
: of a power that breaches that small
nations are contemplate" and have no
rights which their neighbors must re-
spect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

WASHINGTON. y. -. Sept. "a
solid delegation IN both senate and
houSc from West Virginia is the goal
that tn" Republican piLrty's campaign
managers in that state have und"rta-
ken Ia obtain this year and. after II
careful survey of the political Situa-
ton. they have assured National
Chairman Hays and congressional
Chairman FeSS within tn" past day or
two that they arc confident that IN"
grand old party will reach The goal. IN
fac, they feel SO Sanguiue about it that
they have promised both OF these W."
high party executives that West Nlr-
ginia m this your IT grace will turn
up with a solid Republican dcIcE1ti"n
in congress rs in days OF yure--thc
days Of yorr being those embraced be-
tween the years 1896 and 1910.
Th" optimism Of the Republican
leaders in West Virginia Is founded
pretty largely upon the absolute har-
fnony and unity which prevails IN tho
party at the present time. and the 1act
that they claim that their party has
more voters lh'n than the Democratic
marty can muster. They cnn outVnte
The Democrats IN the regular election
AS they did in The primary, and tnal ;
tho beginning and end Of that arsu-
,ncnt. They declare that their party
nominee will get. the fun party F"le
this Year. and That can mean out ono
thing. To wit. slcln sweep.
There is plainly diSccrnible signs OF
fear Of something like this to be DIS
covered among Democratic leaders
They practically already cnaccde. mat
their randldatrs IN tn" Second. lhiFu
and Fifth districts haven't chan'e
OF winning. In the Second and lhlru
they admit that they are handicapped
IN not having at hand q criticism OF
tho official record Of either Congress-
man George NJ Bowers or Congress-
man Stuart +. Reed out Of which an
issue can be made by them. In inc
Firth they recognize tho superior ann
ity and widespread popularity or SEN
a,or Wells Goudrkoontz. and tho &c
rrctinn of the substantial business men
Of their party from their candidate o'
cause Of Ills ultra-soclatrstic opinions
which he does not fail TO air when NJ
gets the opportunity.
In ,hc Fourth district the opposition
started out in high hopes. inspired oF
tho delusion that they could beat 'on-
gresham Harry G. woodward on ms
war record and they whahed away al
woodward with lot Of. charges maj
not only they were not able TO suoStan-
tiatc but which upon investigation 70
nectetl upon some OF their party lean-
ORG. both inside and outsid" or IN"
state. 1t was found that MIR. Wood
wards war record had h-,'n consistent
" in support Of military and naval
preparedness measures and war lecr--
lstion both prior to and after IN" a'N-
laration OF war. In fact nm eH:an'ha-
ZION Of the voting records on measures
vboz,sd TINT tho four EcpuhIcanS IN
tho house had moro loyalty and st"nh-
1nstlv stood BY the president" as IN"
Dcruocratc are fond Of phraSing IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

Edwin Wietcnhcnd tb-.icvcd to be Ed
ward T.. WhteheadD. Allentown. Pa:
Dewey H. Smith. EGdgelcy. w. Va. Bern
hard Morris tbclicvrti to he bernhard
Norris. Philadclphia; William johnson.
Ibclevcd 10 b. William 4. Johnston.
West View. Ia: Ferdinand Thuli tbc-
licv"d Ia bc Ferdinand j. ThulD. New
brighton. Pa; Charley W. Iorty. SOM
rrsct. Pa: Dock. Jackson. llico. Pa: Ed
Win Market. Paxton. w. Va. tbclirrcd to
he tHwin -. M"rklcJ; Thomas MorGa':.
Lansing. q.
Camp Metz Corporal Walter II.
Kirrzy. Philadelphia.
Previously reported killed in action.
now prisoner nj acknowledgement
Frank l.. truth. New brighton. IA
camp GciSscn--rrivat j. II. Simon.
Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
McPherson's Military Comment

les in Palestine are now reported l"
have rcIrcalcd east If tn" Jordan TO-
ward Amman. on the Damascus Ara
hIa railroad. This region Is northeast
uf the Dead SEA, close Ia IN" Arahiah
desert. and many miles below the rail-
road junction at pcrai. which III"
Turks mus, hold in order 10 keep 'hf
WAY open 10 Damascus. tn" 5ritl*h
are now much ncarer p"rat ihan III"
Turks arr. There apparent ~ - "'
ur,snrct ahend for the Turkish sur
vivors but 10 surrender.
General All.nhy has occupied liaifa
and also taken Acre. which once roilcd
.Nspolcon. His advance UP tho coast
and TO Beirut and along tn" interior
railroad lines 20 Damascus is now un-
challenged. Palestine and SYRIA nave
seen the last nt tn" Turk III either
military or Il pOlitirnl SrnSr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
FREIGHT CONGESTION RE-
IIEVED

Regional Director Smith. who has
charge of railroad operations in the
eastern territory. has made a report
showing some Of the results OF govern
r,ent operation. The freight conges'
|, ton which existed the most OF last
year in all the territory east Of the
Ohio river and north OF the Potomac
has been pretty well cleaned up This
has been done through the curtailment
Of passenger service. short routing OF
freight full car loading. the pooling
!. OF equipment and terminals. and the
= running of solid through trains Of COM
- modiues.
:. Insofar rs these results have been
y gained BY pooling operations, they
= would of course have heen impossible
= under priyats ownership. For the
!. sake OF effectiveness along certain
= lines the government has been doing
: every day with the railroads things
which their private owners were posi-
&tiyely forbidden 10 do. The govern
< ment has, moreover. spent money far
s'more layishly than the private owners
could. \ great result has been
.acheyed. but a great price has been
epah for it. Under tho stress Of war
: demands the people gladly welcome
operations that tend 70 make sure a
constant stream of supplies to our
armies and our allies. When the war
demands cease the real problem OF
government ownership and operation
CT railroads will arise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
To Present School Code.

Tho first complete draft OF tn" 7ropos-
rd school code for West Virginia Will b.
presented for the consideration OF IN"
code commission AS whole In its meet
inr Ia he held in Huntington. Sept. :"
and October IL WAS announced tcdn!
By J.. J. Hanifan. secretary of the COM
mission.
Tho code will b. taltcn up for consid,
Grafton section hy section. There w!li
be- a public meeting OF tho commission
Monday night. All members OF the COM
mission have Indicated that they viii at
tend the Huntington meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
RETAILS STORES UNITE
FOR CONSERVATION

WASHINGTON. Sept. .25-Fprmation
or \ war service committee OF the retail
dry goods and department store trade is
expected to result from \ conference" 10 he
held here October and 1t the call OF
tho Chamber Of Commerce Of tho United
States Establishment Of such COM
1nittce uniting the nearly 4h.0n0 retail
dry goods and department stores nf tho
country would provide n body with which
the government can deal in connection
with problems Of conservation such as
Christmas buying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
THE GERMAN PEACE IDEA

The German mind seems TO be pee
liarly dwarfed and twisted. whether
be the mind Of Prussian Junker or
Socialist editor. Referring TO the I'd
titution OF the German colonies, and
A!sace-Lorraine. respectively refusI
and stipulated by Mr.. Balfour in
recent address. the Socialist VI
waerts Of Berlin says:
-Ir Nr. i;alfour wishes that these
TWO points should be fulfilled. viii
would b. possible only through 4 CO
plete military victory by tn" cnter
there would be 4 feeling left AND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
NO CLOTHES POE THE GEH1rAHs.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.--AsSurnncrs
that clothing contributed for destitute"
Relr4ans would not fall into German
hands. was given by Herbert Hoover in
a message made public here tonight h.s
r Arrowsmith. manager OF the clothing
collection campaign now being conducted
by the commission for relief In Belgium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
TURKS MAKING READY.

WASlIlNGTDN. Sept. "I.-N dispatch
from Switzerland today SAYS Young Turk
officials are. making heavy deposits III
Swiss banks. indicating their mISEirInES
oyer The stability of affairs in Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
CAPITAL news

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. 25.-A
charter WAS issued today by the score
tary Of state 10 the Morgan Fuel com,
pany. OF Morgantown. TO conduct fuel
company in the city Of Morganto~n CAP
ital stock $4,000; inrorporators E. II.
TumIin. George {. Steele. r.. G. Donlcy
r. s. Bumc1lr,Dcr and L. f. Lattingly. all
Of MorgantuWn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

The Hun high command, which fore
sees and plans for everything. has
doubtless scheduled strategic retreat
in Potsdam about July 4, 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Shell Creates Havoc
In Long Island Hamlet

NEW YORK. Sept. 26...-A siS;poST2f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20
Dandruff Soon
Ruins The Hair

Girls. YOU want plenty Of thick
beautiful, glossy silky hair. do by al.
means gc, i'd of dandruii. tor IL will
5taryc your hair and ruin il IT You don't
1t doesn't do much good to try 90
brush or wash It out. The only sure
yay TO get rid of dandruii is 20 dissolve
t then you destroy it entirely. To do
his, get about four ounces OF ordinary
liquid aryon; apply 1t at night when
retiring; use enough to maigen the
calp and rub It in gently with the I'm
ger tips
BY morning. most II not an. of YOU.
dandruii will be gone and three or tour
more applications wNl compile J'y dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace OF a.
You will find. too, that all itching
md digging OF the scalp will stop. and
your hair will look and feel a hundred
times better You can get lQu d arvon
AZ any drug store II is inexpensive
and four ounces is all YOU viii need
no matter how much danduif YOU
have This simple remedy never fails
(Advl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20
Revelations
%aW11e
What Lillian Planned and How
Madge's Troubled Thoughts Met
an Announcement.
Hdhze GdfrI0orz

an Announcement.
N/O OU see" Lillian explained in an
7 swer to my glance OF startled
= inquiry. this particular bust
ness in which you're involved is coming
TO a crisis, and we must narrow the
ileid OF action to one place. For many
reasons | prefer that place to be your
howc in Marvin
zone reason is that Harry believes
YOU 10 be here, and in order 10 protect
YOU he will try to make Draper and
cr garo believe that YOU have left
That will send the whole pack TO Mar
in, and | believe il we make rT mis-
take in setting the snare we can bag
the whole lot there
! couldn't rcnre,S a Shiver THcre
was a re'cn'c'snesS in Lilllnu's tone
that bodci III tor any memhcr OF the
pack of which she spoke | rea'Ued
knew She must also-that Harry I'm
dcrwaod would doubtless share the fate
OF the rest Of the raro, and the realiza-
tion made ne ieel i'll on Lilian's ac-
count as well as on my own
"IIarry's demand for that paper,
went on Lillian. "proycs conclusiycly
that the specific object Of Draper and
her gang is the rccovry OF the d Gu.
ment which your father sent 10 Allen
Drake and which Drake returned to
YOU after dcciphcring it. have long
SUSPECTED it, Now have the proof
and the knowledge OF their object makes
it possible for me TO figure ont their
probable course Of action and to antici.
pate their movements
"And now | must get busy. pronto
must send guard. a. the Marvin hors,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20

This remarkable tonic is the inspiration
and 10y Of the weak and deblitated. II brings
back the sunshine Of existence to those OF lost
vitality II opens up wonderful visions OF the
future to the down cast, weary laden souls
depressed IN spirit and body II creates the
strength and the courage to fight wtnnins bat.
ties In those who los, given ,p exhausted
under the strain and weigh, Of tner daily burdens
kndi.s the vital spars Of lie In the s'umbfous
body Of the lsnguisnine causing Il to burst torth I"
las, In a radiant glow Of periee, health
"LYKo" Ia, indeed Of sf.s, restorative power In
fact Nsiwcs hr.t aid In nearly oil sub-normh eond-
lions general tonic In the bosdes ssnse, kteouids
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20

TO the interview which Lilian's quick
fact converted into a luncheon for four
Rut my brain whirled with the conflict
ing emotions whieh the prospect OF see.
ing the pretty little art student awak-
ened. Rage Jealousy shame at my own
littleness in harboring the unworthy
emotions, all had their will with me.
My cheeks flushed with shame at the
remembrance that there had been hours
when | had questioned the strength OF
my own conjugal feeling
And as II the thought had been a
psychic summons from my soul to an
othtr's, ] heard the tinkle Of the tcle-
phone bell, followed by Lilljau's appear
ance in the doorway.
Capt Hugh Grantland IS on the
phone, Madge' she said graycly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20
LYKO Illuminates the Future
With Its Rays of Hope
For All Who Would Enjoy Perfect Health

the entire system because Of m effective and benehcsl
action upon all Of the principal organs Of the body
increases the appetite pvomotes digestion replsnishes
the blood strengthens the tones the heart
proves the function of,he lvs regulates bowels and
tends rsleve suppressed conditions OF the kidnsvS
u you are thin. blooded pale and weak physically
sod Dssvousy exhausted generally rundown devoid OF
animation lacking IN endurance and staying quslfss
and msntsll, depressed IN consequence let 1YKo"
recres,s your vital force and bring bach 700 tnst
buoyancy snagy and ehssrfuinsss Of former days ts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20
Ruling Ahoy;
Sugar Needs
Hold 2 Ships
Shortage for Crew Keeps Yes
sells in Port,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 20-Federal
food authorities last night were ap-
pedled to by theNLousana administrator
to rule on a situation here which has
caused two ships to delay sailing foo
two days because Of irabillty to secure
sufficient sugar for members of the
crews
Local dealers citing the ruling Of the
food administration that each person is
only entitled TO two pounds a month,
refused to recognize a recent ruling OF
the war trade board that ships leaving
American p,rts may take with them
what amounts TO approximately six
pound, per man per month. The dealers
state that should they supply the ships
there would be probability OF shortage
in their own allotments.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20
AUSTRIA CAUSES
REICKSThG WAR

WASHINGTON, Sept N.-lroublc j,
brewing Tor the German chancellor in
his relations with 'he reichstag, as the
result of the Austrian peace propo ir1n
Extracts from Berlin newspapers ca
bled to Washington say one result OF
the Austrian move ha, been to delay the
presentation OF the report OF the inter
tactional commission OF the majority
party OF the reichstag in order that it
may be considered at another meeting
at its nest sitting SUNDAY II also is
said that the commission has decided
that it /, necessary TO have another
interview with the chancellor because
OF the dissatisfaction OF some ct the
centrst leaders over the action OF Aus.
tria.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20

sparkling 10 color and
reIishsbis IN taste
Ask youf druggist icr
q bottle today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20
DIVISION DELAYED
BY HEAVY LOSSES

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN LORRAINE, Sept N-Sceral prs-
oners IRON the Eighty-Seventh German
division we're captured last night By
an American patrol west OF Vandideres
This division had been In the line m
this sector only a few days II is one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20

OF the German crack divisions and it
was marched into this area from the
Quiet sector west Of Rheims, where 1t
had been resting.
The prisoners say the Eighty-seventh
would have been sent TO oppose the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-20

Americans sooner had it not been shot
to pieces on other fronts, including that
north of the Marne, during the Ger
man retreat, which had been compelled
to await some requirements which had
been long in coming,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-10-04
AMERICANS KILL
MANY GERMANS

with the American Forces North OF
o.. ousntIn. America divisions bril-
Iisntiy attacked on front OF several
mites In eonJuneiioa With the British.
A, nightfali they we're reported TO
have gained their objeetivea only BY
sheer might and after kiillaE large
namhsrs OF the enemy.
The resistance encountered BY the
American troops was AZ strong a.
anything offered by the Germans for
many weeka The Americans. ~ eel
a. the British. were held up at many
places from time 10 time by machine
gun fire. In some places thiA opposi'
ton vas overcome by fankinE opera
,ions and IN others quickly organized
ssormink parties rushed the enemy
and stieneed him.
II was 9 o'clock in the morning
when the Americans with the British
on their left and right TANKS showed
Off from the Hindenburg outpost line.
ahoa, 1000 yards west Of tho st. ouns-
tin canal. After 9 short crash" bar.
rage the infantry. preceded By o larss
number OF tanks. started advancing
through the hare.
After hard fighting the troops reach.
ed the canal and scrambled across as
the barrase swsp, on ahead OF them.
The ground over which the Anseri.
cans paused was Uttered with German
dead and the same was true OF other
sections OF the front. Deep progress
vas reported virtually eveSywhere.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-10-04
JUSTICE TO ALL
PRICE OF PEACE

New IoFk.-The price Of peaer VIII
- impartial juslsoc 20 all nations the
iastFumentality indispensable 20 -
cure q h league Of nations formed
rot before or after. bot Ai the peace
oonfercnoe. ard Germany, a. . mem
bsr. -wIl have to redeem her eharae
ter 20, By What happens al the peace
table. bat By What follows
Tsis vas PresIdsai wilsonS answer
sivea eetors an aadlenee Of fourth
liberty lcsa workers here, TO the reosni
psaoc talk from the esa,ral powsrA
althoaEh he did nos refer specifically
10 the ut.erancrs Of shemy leaderA
Peace was not . question. declared
the p-essdent. Of ~eoming e terms
for I'VE eaE>Ss srss TO terms with
,Aen.- a. they made Il impossible :
Peace nus, b guaranteed. for there
will Be parties TO the peace whose
promises have proved unuusswor,hy
Aad means Ensi b. found In eonasc'
ton wl,h the peace se,tlsment 10 re-.
move that source Of Insecurity"