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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27
AFTER THREE YEARS.

Many men and women are SICK and
don't know il. Some never discover
they have kidney trouble. until they ap-
ply for life insurance. The kidneys
are working all the time. fltering pois-'
onous waste out Of the blood stream.
and when they become weakened or
derangeo, backache. pains IN sides and
groins. so-called rheumatism, languid-
ness, swollen joints and other symp-
toms develop. W. B. Moss, Ogden.
Ark, writes: Foley Kidney Pills re.
lieved me of severe kidney troubles OF
three years standing" Sold every.
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27

I ask Won also Ia call q, rrm"mhran -
the drlivcranc" III Ih"S" furin"r inyS
Tn" CLIMAX came. S'in" If he E"iItl,rrn
states scr"d"d from IN" union. Then
was: war in hr Gat"s. 1t Va. S;ruG=l"
between brothers. There w"r" loyal
hearts and bray" h"n"ath thr gray as
well n" h"nrnih III" ht,". II was II ter
rihlr struggle. i:u' God was in tn"
conflict. MANY prayers went NJ /" him.
E,.y"nd all question liz Displayed Ills
power in that struggle. rh'r" w"T"
EI""my days At III" h.Einning when h"
did som /" forget III" irc"pl". l:uI His
hand Was AT tn" li'.tm. That hand WIS
shown in ihr Ch"I". III = l"nd"r for th"S"
days IF IN" tIyll war. tlrrnhnm Lin
coin was mau prepared Icy ';"d for that
hour H." was rough and unrnlShrd.
l,Ir his heart was a$ tender aS ia" heart
81 a woman. His mind WAS gigantic.
He WAS able I" grasp III" great ,pr"brms
If Ihr hour and S"lV" them with Il wis
dom that often seemed almost more than
human II" WAS Il man of courage. He
would dar" Ia Il" what h" believed was
right. H.. llirvcd in God and often
went /" Him for help and for strength
in th"s" dark days
For four years tho struggle ragged But
victory came nj last Tho nation
turned hack to God. II hlottcd out the
curse of human slavery AMI opened mp
the way by which I;nd'S blessing rnuld
como again. Tho country was saved
and united ono" more.
Tut from these m"m"ri"S W" should
ratCh inSpratirn for tn" present and
for tn" days that ~. Ia conn. That is
the special point in our text. Th"
writer Of this "piStl" sought /" u"rv"
his readers for tn" r"tnrn'; conflict by
calling IT. their remembrance their pas,
achievements W" should hc strength
'rn..d In Xix" manner.
Tho u, riud Of tho civil war WAS ono
OF the darkest in our ruuntryS history.
II was Il time that tried mru'S souls.
II was n great testing iim" for III" "n-
tire nation.
Another Momentous Hour.
But We have harp"urd upon another
irving and numcnIuuS hour. The great
nSt conflict the world has ever known
is raging Never wcr" greater issues III
stake The safety Of IN" world Is in
,ulyoI The very IDEALS which We as II
nntiou have held are threatened. tn"
limo cam" when W" r"'lld II" InhEr he
mere nnlonkrrs and b. true t" our ideals.
our CaIiS, iS as holy ~ any IN winch W.
hayr ever 'mi%t"d TIL" wLr is Il war
hctw.ru all rh:I - rur" and good aud
holy and all that is wicked ana devils
jSh. We must win ar un;"ln tniSirrE lice"
before the world. The price Of victory
will be- tremendous. hut it must Il"
paid We must gvr "f our means. Of
uur interest. uf our lives. VIZ must
l,., the beast Of Berlin know that We
are enlisted in this war TO win. we On
not want peace at This time with con-
ditions MS they ARE We want victory
and we will have il We do not want
peace until tho Allied nations dictate
the terms OF peace.
Members Of the G. A. r. not many
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-23

Samples por5iiglif; ieit elmer Wpd'e
bat es MIR einlnul 9ereanet. @s lpllrpc
1cltluu Iein, neun 6inbenburg Die @e@
lcoeuheit niht beuiiseu lpilroc.
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Sic neutlhen 8eierpen lperSen ipe1t
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NuB Dem Nu8lQn0e.
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bpT ser tiirtiideu 6alpt1tabt onfom.
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Ieuldaftslcben.
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britiideu Sd)iff3perl,iten tudbrcnb be5
svtpnuts 9lpril, beliefeu lid) bieienlgen
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,Simes" sic Semertun9:
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SaQe genol 10 gut, luie 9err Salfonr
lie liebt. Ser bette @runD fir Sic 3uz
riid1peiiung lit i'll ErdIioent &illons
Neoe gu finoeu. Gas bilrfte Ser pprz
eeblidcn lluflorbeit in Berlin OBJ
belfeu. "
lleber Sic grtldrru9 be5 ErdI Iioenz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-23

sum Sesember fir sen Infauf boz,
&riegsipdrmnrfen bcr5u9cbcn 9cbcntt.
Cine abueiglug, frciiuillig 81 CT
lheineu, miro ben 9eIlteb eines antlie
cten 8on,itecmiteIieScs snr Sul9e baa
ben; aber man 9ibt lid Ser superiicbtz
liden griportlln9 bin, baB Ser III poz
riecn aan,po9ncu bur6gemudlte Gin
5halrungsunterricbt aeniist babcn
biirfte, bie 8eippbuer Scs SoipuIbip IN
eine ireisebise Stiuu1uns 5u briusen
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Nur fit 2ppalc.
Sdearapbiidc 9tutisc,t.

ZZ. Wlut.
8 a cbalI. Sn ser g "a ipnn {:
Grootlpu 1, Tbilabelpbio 5.
Gbicagn 2, Eittsbi1rs 6.
9icip Yorf ct. 2ol1is, Meaen.
@pltpu 3, Cincinnati 2.
cSn Ser q mcrica1t::
Chicago 0. ct. 2puis 4.
9teiu Yort 1, &oibiugtou 2.
Setrpit 3, Sbiluoelpbia I.
Glenelanb Spltou. peaeu &dlte
uuo nallen@runbes berlhpben.
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MuS 6eut @taate.
2Sas Sic 2Birbelitiirmc anridteten.

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8aIbi ton, %. 0tai. -
8r4I. 8ilion genebuigte belte Die 9ez
troiienen sluorOnun9en, lueld]c bic
Drobenbe @ungersnotb berbiiten iper@
Sen, Ser iid sic 10 Nillioncn 8epobz
ncr hcs bon Sen 9eutIdpn 6clcbten@ce
biets in. Selgien l1nb Sranfrcid 9ez
eenii6er 9eIeben baben.
@crbert 6. poober. Ser 9'a5rtn9ss
mittelperlpalter, madte beutc slbcno
bcfonnt, ser Yr1iibeut baDe es gutscz
IciBcn, bob Sic bon Ser 6ilfsfomniIllz
on benllbte 9umpferflotte tpieoer nuf
ibre llrlpriineltrbc 3ubl gebro6t tperoe.
S,ierbur1 miro 9cnug Sdiffsraum 5ur
Gcrfiaun9 lte9cn, tint in ben 1,dhltcn
so Saocu 10000 Spnuen 8rotitoflc
oblcbiden 5lt fDnnen.
8rnd) s,uiidJcn senat nnb Graiioeute't
pcrmicnen.
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elmer Scbatte, bie fnllm 2 Minntc1
1pGbrte, ipar beute Ser brobcnpc Srlld)
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3ulpruch 1rlrbe fiir sic Der Iom1nt<
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lolution ein 5llfrieoeni1eaenoer Grlas
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fountlicb Sen Stanbpuntt ein, haB Die
Chamberlain Gorlagc ni6ts GcrtnS
ceres bc3ipefc, als aus bem Wdl1tdr<
fpnitec bes Senuts Elm aoin,tce tllr
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Gqlrd sic Mnnabme bieies Grlates
lit eincabitimmuns iiber bie urlprilns'
Iihc Chamberlain 9felolutton gan;
pcru,icbcn ipurben. asrdiiSent SSillor
hattie Sen Senatorei, flor 5ll perltebel
aeaeben, baB ioldeN6itimmung ci9ent:
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iiug pon Ser bicIigeu bolldnhiIbe,1 sc
lanbtldoit iiberreidt luorben: Gs ipir
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Nu8 bem Syulanbt.
Cine gefuidtige Gntihcioung.
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Goiporospillc, ST., %. Moi.
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slpril in Gollinsbille, SG, on Hobett
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@nub. Goriep lebiftc 6cutc 2(beno 12O
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bon Srau Slnitb geiuclt luirb.
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3 Nc9er urb cine Negcrin bonn Y0bel
gelpnd}t iporOen.
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Ser gie9er Sionep ,Sobnipn ipurhe
bcrte Mbcnb I'M &i nit ser Eoli=
sci in Ser Ndbe Ser Gtnot crldollen.
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lit nit linn nab Ser NGprbitltte absez
fubren; Sic iihrigen 9)litglieoer oes
YDbclbaufens ful9ten III unbereuIlltp=
mubilen.
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bab Sic Scr. Stnaten in i6rer Ser
tbcibigung ser 9el6laana6me auf bie
lripriingltb bon Ser boQdnbil6en Me=
gierrng erbobcncn Ginipiinoe garnibt
cin9egangeu ieien.
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GriegstpDte un6 =2ser,uu,t6ete.
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gSalbin9ton, 20. Mai. = Sic
Bellti8e 9erlnltliite entbdlt as 9amei',
bic ld iuie fol9t pertbcilen:
9efalleu;
3 an sSunocn 9cltorheu;
2 an aranfbeitcu 9eitorben;
SO lblpcr bcriullnbct;
lei6t heripllllbct.
lllltcr Ben Sthuerperipunbeten mar
Spont Bert 9. 2cnning Sbor, Soipa.
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sSair6alfs 8cfin6en.
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Snoianapolis, 8, 90. Mai =
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libentcn Charles %. 1airbnnfs bebanz
beln, 1a9ten, baB beute 9iud)n,itto9
uno slbenb cine lei6te 8elierung in,
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,Syletborpe in Georgia ab. 8unDesz
1nurldull 9rahlcD bat ictt lGon 80
9eutl1e fir Die 9teiic onsclamunelt.
175 se5ablt.
Oafbole, Yu., 81. Ntai. - SSie
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BET Ser @,rplulion in Seu s(nlagen Scr
sletno Chemical GompanD 175 Meuz
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brinacl, Sab licSreibeitsbpnbs fulften
SSer feinc Sreibeitsbuubs fullfte
crbdlt feline Shantliscns. 500 @irtb,
boben bcreits uerlihert, iie b6ttenSrei:
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1i1g bon Ser bicIigeu bolldnhiIbe,r Sc
1anbtldait iiberreidt iuorben: Gs iplrp
barin Der Sta,lbpuntt einsenon'men,
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Mu8 ber 8unoe eBbauptftabt
9as sammclWcrf fiirs 9iutbe Grcns.

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lipncn Collars mlfgebrobt ucroen
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ribtet:
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lc9t bcrebtc53er9nib o6 bon Der barmz
bcrsigen Sbdtigtcit bcs 9totbenarcu5es.
n&0nntc licb sic Stimmc beS amcz
rifanildcn @rpeoitipusforps pcrncbmz
bar ma6cn, nam 6eltdnbe fein 3mclz
fcl iibcr sic 9lntipprt Ser Scr. Staatcn
oui oc,1 9lufrlf ser Anmpa9ne fir bcn
slpeitcn @riegsionb. Gs lit bicle groBtc
ollcr 6ilfsnermittllm9cn, bic bic
SGrerfen Der Sbladten bcrnlnocrt
llno sic bon ibnen 9elcblagcncn &une
sen lcilt. Sic llnterl1iielng, bie ibr
bo5 amcrifonilbe %plf angeoeibe'1
ldbt, miro nid)t III fnIi6c Sabnen acs
Icitct iperben.
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gS a BingtoL 90. Wtui.-9ns
Marincoepartnent nad)tc bcllte slbenb
bcfannt, BOB Sobn @aniter (aus 8al<
timpre), Glarticrmeiiter Ocs Warinez
Slicgerfprps, am 90. sini bllr1 eine1
Slua5cu9lnfnll III Sronfrcid 9et0otct
lullrbc.
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Postmaster General.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-05-23

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Evening journal., 1918-12-17

10000 pieces or gum in TN tons and
reducing IL to miles, we find that the
A. E. f will cover :, 5,i05,776 law miles"
on its monthly allotment OF gum from
the Y. NJ. C. A. This is 2i6 times the
distance around the world at the equa-
tor. It represents 90 round trips be-
tween the earth and the moon and one
extra journey to the moon without re-
turn ticket But II is only good start
toward covering the space between the
earth and the sun. II would take the
A. f. K. well over year to compile
enough law miles" for the distance
that the astronomers say separate us
and the central Heating Plant"
Undoubtedly scientists at home, jeal-
GUS OF the reputation that these calcu-
lations will bring their author, will find
fault with our figures and attempt to
point out many inaccuracies. One argu-
ment that Is sure TO be used is that we
have put the number of r. p. MS In
chewing too low. But all previous cal
culations in gum chewing have been
based on figures taken from experiments
with feminine chewers, who are de-
cidedly faster than male. The A. T.. F.
is made up almost entirely Of males and
we have therefore disregarded all data
based ON the performances of the gem
tier ones, at the same time realizing that
If we were merely seeking TO be sensa-
tional we could have done better by in
cluding both sexes.
Evening journal., 1918-12-17
THESE TWAIN SHALL LIVE FOR AyEl

r~HE Republican Publicity Association through It's
president Hon. Jonathan Bourne. Jr. today gave
out the following hatement from It's Washington head
quarters
"The very brief and incomplete account Of the demon
sratve welcome given Premier Clemenceau Marshal
Foch by the people Of London Ia indication Of that
widespread recognition and hearty appreciation Of the
vally important part taken by these two men in the
conflict which has so fortunately closed Given the
chance Americans win manifest similar recognition and
appreciation though in that enthusiastic manner
characteristics Of the American people, One Of the first
OF Congress should be the adoption OF joint
luton inviting Cemenceau and>Fooh to visit the United
States as the guests the order that people
may their gratitude for leadership which saved
the world from the ravages OF the barbarous Hun.
"'Good Old Tiger the cry given in the streets OF
London as expression OF admiration for Cemenceau,
shall be pleased TO adopt in this county. We
shall claim the privilege OF coming OF for
Foch. From Maine to California from Key West 10
Puget Sound the American people VIII delight to mani
fest in every way Yankee ingenuity can devise their
unbounded appreciation OF siatesmanshp and military
skill which united the Allied in the tremendous
task Of staying the powerful military machine
constructed for aggressive
I'VE shall pay tribute to the craftsmanship and
age Of Clemenceau and the lighting prowess OF Foch not
merely because of their personal contribution to the
winning Of the war; but also because they stand
resenatves of the French people 10 whom In equal de-
gree credit must be given the salvation OF twentieth
century civilization Nor shall neglect to in
appropriate full understanding Of the part
taken in the conflict by the Belgians, the
British the Italians the Serbans and the japanese We
shall not forget that in 1914 Belgium could have bought
peace and prosperity at the price Of her honor But
neither shall we forget that u France and her people
who bore the brunt Of the war; who suffered most in
loss of and property in personal indigniiy and in
dustral ruin. We shall not forget that while we were
turning the pleas Of suffering humanity our
battles being fought the fields of France chiefly
by men who marched under the tri-color and that TO
them more than to any others we owe present
lief from the menace of the Prussian heel.
Nor shall be forget that TO Clemenceaus sagacty,
nssance and courage due the credit for appointing
Ferdinand Foch commander-in-chlef of the Allied
forces History will write Clemenceau as the great
dominating spirit Of the and Foch the great mill
ary genius OF the century quite probably Of the
Come on Clemenceau. come on Foch; Good old Tiger,
Good old Fighter
Evening journal., 1918-12-17
rnE rMprY srockINc cmLpREN.

r, VERY child believes the Gift-Giver to all
u good children.
To be forgotten at Christmas time is binding ca
amity TO the mind Of the child.
The troubles of a child seem very great to childish
minds and eyes And'so they For often they warp
spirits and lives.
Suppose you we're little child. And you believed
with all. your mind and all your soul in Santa Claus.
And you were good child And soldier father was
"Oyer There"-perhaps to come back any more.
Or your papa was poor And you hung your stocking
on Christmas Eve. And there were holes in it. And
you tied them up with bits Of string. And you went to
bed And you woke up with the hrst streaks OF light
Ana you jumped out OF bed And you with eyes
alIght TO the nail in the door. And you found
An empty stockingI
What would you do2
Would you see only gray cold world peering at you
through the window paneY
Think il over.
put yourself in Imagination the place Of that little
child
Remember there many too many such children.
Children Of the Empty Stockinsi
Join the Empty Stocking Club this year
Let no Empty Stocking mar the swiftnyins Joys Of
any child.