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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-25
3urm.Eroonfte.
wemiie.

Qtu s.,, .-.. 80. PoA.oV ptL Rp'Hic
Semitic.
aartoffeln, neie, SC per Sfuno;
California, So 90 Der 100 8ftino; Colo
rnoo $3.50 per 100 Yfuno.
Siibfartoffeln, GAM. $3.50 uno $500.
Spiebeln. Gal, gSbite Globe, $780,
Gal. @elbe, 1915 per Crate; Crime.
per 9bo. s8iiloel. SOC.
gobneu, COLORADO. &into. pei &fn
$500; California 9apous, per cipt.,
$1,000; 9inf5, $1,000; Gina, $1,000;
Napp, $500; 8ladepes. $11.0O; 6ouno
Green. pet 8uihel 5ampers, $3.50.
Sonlntcn, faliforn.. $3.50 per Crate.
aobf, $3.50 per 100 Sfuno.
@riiner 9feffer. 81 SO uilo $500 per
gufhel.
aabiesden, 40c per S.. 9iiubeI.
Spinat. Toe per 1nfd,el.
Crime grbfen, $500 Der 5amber
8eeteu. $3.50 per 100 Bfr,1b.
ReerrettiasB ursein. per xfn. 1871
@urfen, per Grnte. $500.
GeHerie, e0c unb 500 pet 9ubene.
RoaIting Car, 40c per 9rebno.
VeterfiIie, 40e per Gtb. <BinbeI.
GierpHan5en. $3.50 per 8uId)el.
9uidef.
aopfialat, Gal, 500 per CRATE.
@elbe @ur8elr, $500 per 100 Rfltno.
Gnla5b, per 8ufhl, SITE.
Ora. eil brittel gufheI. $t.25.
Hiiben. $500 per 100 Nfuno.
Eiee Narft.
San glntonio, Ser. 25. San. 1915.
8iihe, $500 bis 1925.
&dIber, $500 bis $10.75.
9uIlen, $6.25 biz $11 so.
Shien. 5000 bis $3.50.
ct. Qouis, 25. Gan. 1918. - aiuo>
bieh. Seras : 8ieb, $6.75 bis $1,000.
Shneine. S14.25 bic $f6.65.
Seas.
@eiai3eue 5ditte ....... loo per BIO.
Srodene Sdnte ....... zoe per 9fS.
Crime Sdiite .......... 12c per Vfo.
tS6ate.
aitoora, 8ieaer befhahtat 49,. < Eu
bolt unb Nuds ........ 80 Ute
anaora.Sieaeu. per BIB. -. 10 xH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-25
8bilbarnpniides Spnsert.

9eute obeno finoet, inter glaaI-
lens 2eitung, oas brittle Bbilbarmo-
niide aon5ert in Der geetbopen=Salle
Itatt. Gin ausge5eidneter Genor,
gpan Biaiunls, tpirft IN Dem Soft
cert nit. Dos 9rogramm lit Elm Dor
5iiglihes. 0as Srdeiter ipielt DIE
Sberon-S uoerture> 4rien's 9oaan-
oifhe quite uno oie 5meite ungorild)e
@bopiooie bon 2ii5t. SEER @iaionts
lingt oas Breislieb aus ben Weilter=
iinaern" uno mebrere anoere 2teSer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-25
Neme Naemtem.
L.okdles.
Observation-Disclosures Better.

Cir San antonio nno llmsesene
9eute abeno nno Samstag flar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-25

5an 4rltonio getpobnt. lteberleh
miro Ole 8erltorbene bon ierem Sat.
ten. bier 5obnen umo eiilcr Sodter.
SIM Camp Sepier, g. g., ltart
Clement S. Shmeemann i'm Sitter
BON "a Sabren on Der 2ungenent.
climbing. Ser iunge Mann mar oei
brittle Sobn nnleres p%eritorbenen Sc
sislatnr : Hepraientonten gernbdro
5hpegmann. Seine Miitter, orei
griioer, 8ernbaro, Soiepb nnb Otto,
ui1b orei Shmelterr, 5. s. Stort,
SRI. Settle Sdmegmanit unb Stan
Muguit @eboge in Deutidldnb lber-
leben i'm. Sein friibseitiger goo
miro oagemein beballert. Die 2eid)e
miro bier beeroigt.
SIN Sitter BON AZ SsaBren it
am Oonnerstag porn1ittag @oolpb
t6offartb aus Dem 2eben geffie6eii.
CT mar in geras geboret bate az
Sabre IN San 4ntonio gelebt uni
miro bon 3tpei 9riibern nno flint
GdjUeltern betrnlert.
Sunfen, nelhe aus elmer So
ieliumaldine in einem Shnppeu Der
Stumble Oil atlo &efining 60, 626
@l 8aio StraBe, ipriibten iesten Der
i9iittetes @alolin in @rano. 9as
5euer muroe gliidliderlpeiie idriel
gcfofdt uno Der Dernriaatc Sdaoen
belduft iif auf nur $3.50.
Die 9eonlten ser M. g s. 3
9abn erflaren, oaB eine falih pers
itanoene ORDER oie llriade oes un<
gliifs an Ser @alters nno @eit Sans
Mbemie gepelen lei. Ser 2ofomotipe
fiibrer bes Mrbcits5uges, Der telcpbo-
Mid megen oer 4nfunft bes 5hnea.
slges in Der 9auptoffice angefragi
hattc, ioq Die linn aeaebene Ans.
f:.nft miBueritanoen baben.
@rofes Snitrnmental- 1t. &ofalfun-
scrt in Ser SeetboDen9aie, 9ienStag,
%. Snnuar. Sur fir Mitslieber-
Gin eroBes 8meiitodiges Sc
50lioe ouf Ilamo @eigbts, in Dem
lih oas @ei1dft Der garoial MercoE
tile Gompanp 6efano, mltrbe am Got-
nerstag ourb 6eller 5eritort. Ser m
geri6tete S1ooen bel1uft fidl aIi
$4,000. 9o Ole granoitatte auBer.
6alb ser Staotgren5en liegt, mar Die
Itaotilde Jeuerpebr ni6t gum Gig
g~reifen berpflihtet.
Mitteilungen iiber oas 8eIiu-
cen Ser 2~i=i1brigen 6rau 5. Is. Veil.
Jon uclde am Wiittmoh bon .. 6.
ehonnon, ~olleroings nitt abIidtlih,
ourf beioe Siiften geIhoiien wnrhe.
lauten redt ermutieeno. Die aer5te
boffen, Die 6raii pieoer poaitanoi9
berlteacn 81 fonnen.
Mm Gonnerstag graouierte1
t06 3ogIinae Der Breckenridge Sod
ihule nn6 empfingen ibre 9iplome.
0ie Yoli5ei nerbaftetc ant Don
nerstag pier5ebn Yerfonen negeii un'
moraliifen 2ebenstpanoels, Boot
iegging,@ 9runfenbeit uitp.
Die 30.idbrise 4melia Worti.
ne5, oeren 8fero in Der @egeno Der
Tecos uab 8elt Commerce StraBs
plosIid) iheute uno our6ging, tpiirOt
ourd) Den anprna oeS @agens on Der
J Geitenipeg fopfiiber ani Die StraBt
| geid)leuoert uno fiel 10 ungliidlid)
DAB lie auf Ser Stele tot mar.
6rau @gnes Srob lit our Ser.
tpalterin oes I'M 9auie 407 Sling 8il
liam StraBe etablierten Trauenbeims
eingeiest morben. Gus Seim loG ull
benittelten Soloatenfrailen als Dor
ldufigei 3ufludtsort oienen.
Sn eitlem 4utomoHl : llnfal
an Der Srenton uno Saflano StraBi
erlitten 8reb Din, ". 81. Hioout mi
6. s. Sunt am 0onnerstag ernItlif)
8erlesungen uno mliroen pom 8oli
Seifapiton Stebens IN Ser itdbtiihel
ambulnn5 nod benz Gobert 8reenSo
fpitol transporter. 4uf Dem @ea
gum aranfenbaiiie foaioierte 81
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Observation-Disclosures

9aul $. SorgenIen an Die Staot Gan
Intonin, Grllnoititd in Der Bate Neots
tipn; 81, 900.
2ouiis @oot an ,Sofn Niller. gruaoz
itiiG I'M gitb 8lod 1859; $40 IL. q.
&. s.. 2ebr an Williani seSnhnlon uno
Eron. @run0itiiG i'm Gitg Slpd 3394;
$500.
Bruno 9ein an Bella aalisfi, @r,tnhs
itift4 inn gitp Slnd 1882, $500.
q. &. Safe unb Srau al Qouis ariSs
palo, 100 Ader 2nnb; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-25

aus auItin miro gerneloet, es
meroe notwithstanding cine grtralieung
ser 2egislatllr e%inberufen peroen
uno 5rpar in perbaltnismabis fnr8cr
2ett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-25
Der Solfsidmb Der Shmei5er.

9as eiogenoiiiide Wfilitaroepartes
ment bat lib megen 5ablrei6er Be
Idperoen iiber @uherpreiie fir ,lor-
mcle @ebraudsartife1, por naem fir
Sd)ubnerf, oeranlaBt geleben, einen
u8olfsl6ub" ein5ufiibren, Inn Den
Treis reglllieren 81, fonea1.
Sin Sen Golfsi6ub limo 5mei Aifo.
belle norgeieben, ELM iolioer Strapa=
5terI6ub uno ein etmus leibterer Sc
brauhsortitel. Oapon ausgebeno, baB
aus beiIeren Hobltoffen bergefteate
5ubrifate iid inn a1gemeinen fir oan
@ebrau9 biQiger itellen ols 4rtifel
ans g~eringeren Gualitaten, lit fir Sen
Golfsidub nj m0glidlt glttes Mu=
teriol IN 4usiidt genommeu iporoen
uno nitro oaber aith NIT eiaem Der
Cite oes Waterials entlprehenoen
8erfoufspreis 5u rednen iein.
Wit oer Seritellung Ser 8olfss
ifube iino iammtlide groBeren iduei-
5eriid)en 56ubfa6rifen beouftragt.
Durd Sermittelung uno alf Med).
nrng elmer inter Oberaufiibt Der eih=
genoiliiden 9eboroen ltebenoen Nt=
tiengeieaidoft meroen Sic Golfsidube
an Die 0etailgeiGafte geleitet.
au6 in 8e5ug otf bas iibri9e 81
oilid]ublperf iiro algemeine Weillu,-
gen an Die 8roiiilten ulto Detail
Sf~ubbanoler ergal1ger uno oieie utl-
ter onoerem angemieier moroeal, oie
@eninn5ll6lage fir oas bon Der Be
differing beuotiete 8ebra11sidul-
Iuerf, Sol5ldube inbegriffen, inner
balb beideioener @rell5en sn balten.
9ie 5l1itdnoigen gebaroen perOen
onrd geeignete Srgane Die GreiSges
italtune oes S6nbiperfs ourd) Son.
troaen in ben Sabrifem bel ben 8rpi.
iiiten uno Detail1anolern iiberpaden.
Die 9reisgeitoltlng fir oas Gdut=
perf Iomie Die Seritellung uno Der
9ertrieb bes @olfsi6nbes tperoen bonn
eiegenoliiiGe1t 8olfsidabbiiro ubcr,
mel6es poroerbnto Dem Idluel=
5eriihen Militoroepartement, friegs-
ted)niide abteilung, ultterltellt lit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-25
Die @unbes6ehoroett benbiidti

9ie 9unbesbeboroen beobii0ti-
gen 6reoerid %. @uiterbartDt bern
Friiberen Yoltmeilter bon Clinton, q.
s, oas amerifaniide 8iirgerredt.
neldles er I'M Sabre 1892 erwor6en,
tvcgelt iqopaler geuBerunscn piee,r
su en~tsieben. Wuiterbarth spuroe an
1. 3e5ember ipegen Der gemerfuug,
ner boffe, oaB Die Ser. Staaten oelr
arieg nibt gefpinnen fpmroen, afs
Ioifmeilter a6geieat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-25
8au GrIaubuiSffeine

Srau q. 9. a6r, apartment Sau5.
Hiper Ibenite; $4,000.
Wrs. M. Renbte. Vnrd. Carolina
Strabe: 500.
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Nnftpn.

Cotton.
San Nutonio, 30A Gents.
@alpeitnn, geltern 31.45 @euts.
@DtiUnfamen.XrDomfte
San g(ntonio, Ser, rs. San. 1918.
Hrtme .Grube Cotton Seeb Oil. $1.31.
gents Del &nGons
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-25
0ic yGrete Yrene fiir Seras"
cr5d,eiut ais 9aaeblatt uitb 8pdbenblatt.

rs suaeblatt 1T pierRitg uno fofRt SOC per 0fonot ODER SIS per SabF.
"a. ssuden6latt lit iedsebnieits mo foItef So per Sobr. aod @egeo
SO g1to. Mada europa, 0orto %eingelhloien, So.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-22
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

II YOUR ambition has lcf! You. your
IauuincsS has gone forever unless YOU
take advantage Of John Coleman IL
cos magnificent offer IL refund your
money on the hrst box purchased il
Wrndrli'& Ambition Fills do not put
Your entire system in FINE condition
AID give YOU the energy aud viGor you
hav" lost.
BE ambitious Do strong. b" vigorous
Bring the ruGIy glo" OF health 10 your
cheeks and The right sparkle that de-
notes perfect manhood and woman
hood to your Eyes
Wendrll's Ambition Pills, The great
nerve tonic. Can'l be beat for shat Tired
feeling, nervous troubles, poor blood,
headaches, neuralgia, n?stlrSsncSs.
trembling. nervous prustralion. mrn-
tai depression. loss Of appetit" and
kidney or liver complaints.
In TWO da?rs you will feel better. In
a geek you will feel linr, and a!trriak-
ing one box you will have your old
time confidence and ambition.
BE sure ard gel 80 cent box today
and get out Of the rut. Remember,
John Coleman & Co. and dealers ev-
rrywhcre are authorized TO guarantee
them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-22
EYPo.coD is NAME OF TONI

Anyone who may need GOOD spT'nS
tonic, one that will purify the oIo"u'
strengthen the vital organs. REM"
worn-out energy ana hU'iI up me
health generally S!ould lake Hypo-
Cod. the great health 1uii'"T- L gets
right down TO the seat g: ne trouble
and uproots il so QuicHty and pleas
antlv that yo;ill hardly r"alize that
Won are taking medicine.
s Thousands Of people who had been
weak delicate. pale AMI sickiy. WI"
lacked appetite. couldn'; sleep SOUND
had frequent headaches. and were run
down generally have taken Hypo-l 90
with splendid results. This is due
10 the fact that Hypo-Cod contains
nothing bu; the finest and most oene-
fetal ingredients for SuC' troubles.
For instance. HypoCoI contains the
very valuable medicinal eXtractifes
from fresh cod tiTerS. comoiueo win
malt. iron. quinine. wild cherry Dark
manganese. hypcpnosphites. lime. arc
matics and dash of sherry vine,
combination that cannot help but build
IN and strengthen weak. anaenic,
sickly and run down ben. women anu
children. Ask your doctor.
There is nothing secret or mysterl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-22
Here's a Splendid
Spring Tonic
Purfies the Blood Strengthens the Vital Organs Renews
Energy and Builds Up Health Generally.

ous about UyppCod. The full formula
as outlined above is printed on every
+ package and bottle label FOR your Gui'I-
;tnce and protection. No dangerous or
habit.forming drug = contained III H.
and YOU can give il To the most Gcli,
cate child with the assurance" ;h%l Il
will benefit them in Keeping VIVA III"
faiJhfulneSs with which II i, taken. II
fact. children thrive on Nypo-Coa. ana
they find its pleasant. win"-I!k" naF"r
delightful II IS one meLlcin" mat HE
children ask for.
Just get bottle o; Hypo-Cod to-day.
|; costs but lirtle. as you can :ct i
large bottle for only $l.@n. which con
rains enough OF This splendid tonic
TO treat the average family for w""NS'
since tablespoon before meals and II
bedtime is dose. For children. cl'c
! 4 teas poonful three or four times 1"
: dag If your druggist hasn't APO
Cod he can get il for you. or by send
ing Sl.2O to the Earle Chemical Co..
Wheeling w. Va. you can set lreSn
bottle prepaid.
Sold in Wheeling by {. Fl. Gri"S' x
Co. HnGe-Iavis Drug Co. E. II. I,a"'
simpsons Pharmacy. John C"lHlAan
| Co. w. W. Irwin. Chas. N"HkcnII:"r.
Baers Pharmacy. MerEcs' Pharmacy
and all Island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-22
PRzELEN9k| DECLARES III STAND
He shot, OFFICER ACCIDENTLY
TEST1TES TO MURDER CaAHGE
AND DEMONSTRATES HOW
SEAMoN WAS KILLED.
Says Policeman was Els Good Frleno--
Case May Go To Jury TINS
Afternoon

-.,. I,-rrr, r.er;,1r heir ;ahinE Of
-. Lr.,rl,
'H iH'h'" III ~" '''S' - ''
I'rz,.i"nSki yesterday. Mrs Annie. H'''"'
..,.i .c ,b. defendant. was on tho
~ .r,. morning
SUM '"' @'''' '''
and told -: IN" S'rHEEI" '"'"''" ''''
hruthn- and the Office. preceding Inc
;o.ir
,,,, ,ra
, - - ''''"'N''"@'''
: ca7t"idr":' FIR N" revolver WIRE '"'
chased. was placed on IN" stand. anu
..,;,, ,,., chaotic, ,,,I stated tina:
.''" VI '''''', ,I'I ,., ~. d,.rcpa,u,
49,, aIt.r .rh, Gun NJ
, ,,,,., ,.,,,,.-,,.,,,,
..,: ,,.,i. r.,l1nd hv TIC
: ,..,i ,,,i. ,,., question. re-
,.,,;,.. 49,, ,,n,,J,.i, i'm, sim. considered tho
, e. ~, -, =, ,ho t,y ur tho
it,I,,,.
,.,,, r.,,,,.r.i took ~. stand Cor
: r;,,,.,rr ,rd ,,iI nr his duIucS, both b.
fnr.. AMI after tn. shouting e: officer
S,,,, H., .,,,cd that he mad. "A
statement al police headquarters "m INV
,,,.-r, ~ ~, shouting but that hc was
,n,d rru,,k and excited and did not
,.,,r, Lr,v what he was saying. lie
,-;,,, h,. nir,s,lr I'm The former trial.
. IN. .,rr,, =, tho fact tina: his ;:ln was
,r,.id,r,.I,v DISCHARGED when Sranon
wa. .rot savIn.. that he was attempt
/ ,r,, :, ,-i,., th, ,ur Ia TIC officer when
,b ,r;i,cr grabbed his hand and the
: run exploded. lie did not know whether
! tn, hulIr. look eject or not hut did
: embrace The officer and lay him NJ th"
! ground gently, then ran out Of tho yard
md WAS on his way 10 tn" police station
, when arrested. placed IN an aut"moh!I:
. anr; taken II III" polio" station where ~
made his first statement. Tho Sec"h"
: statement was mace the next day IN th'
g. COUNTY jni, and |" which n" admits max
I ina, hut docs not stand by II as Doing
! The. truth not III the EtnSuaE" ne mace
! It. Both statements are uc!'lcu F"''''
! by the dcfrndaut.
! (Nhcn asked directly wh'th"F or not
| hn said he was the man WHO sh'N N'i'-
Ger Scamon. he stated that y" did not
! say that in the language 81 n" r''"rNS'
: He demonstrated with prosecutor 'h'
| kcr the manner IN which h" attempted
! N give tho gun to thr officer and how
! his hand was grabbed by tho officer and
! y, tho SAM, time his gun WAS discharE-
! cd Ir said that tho reason 10 took
both gums and ran out of the Nhro was
that nc was afraid the officer would
&c, m and do him bodily harm. IL"
was citnd many times where his t"S'i-
J mony in the first trial ana MS St''c-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-22
FOUNDATION OF
MRS. UT7ER'S FAITH
WERE WELL LAID
Wentworth Praise by Home Folks
Made Her q Purchaser
With Happy Results.

Nerv-Worth statements arc signed
by their makers. whose addresses
are given b. street and number. Is
it any wonder that Ncrv-Worrh al
readers have faith This one had it,.
and told her Akron druggist why:
The Day Drug Co.--For two years
have been in Il very nervous condl'
ton Many and many nights | would
gct no sleep whatever. Rolled and
tossed about the bcd all night Had Sc,
we're nervous headaches. Had fearful
night swoais and suffered from weak,
moss. saw Nrrv-W0rth testimonials
from we'll known Akron people and
procured 4 bottle. THAT ONE ROT
TIE cor RE-W0RTD DID THE
WORK. and can now sleep soundly
and get rest. No moro night Sweats,
and have rcgaincd my health and SpiT-
its. | chccrfully recommend il 10 all
MRS. d. G.. UTTER,
100 Spicrr ST. Akron. o.
Bacr's Drug Store sells Wentworth.
Wheeling. Your dollar back II this
tonic does not do for you what II did
for Mrs. Utter.
Ncry-Worth is sold in Warwood By
W. +. Mcnamara; Fulton. BY the
Fulton Pharmacy: MinEo Junction. BY
Moore Eros: Martins Ferry. by Rails
Ton & Parker: ST. Clairsville, 10y Pat
;rrSon l. Sons; Barneavillr, BY Hillcs
Bros: Cameron. by Cameron Drug CO.:
Sistcrsville. b. {. Il. pisqup:. New
Martinsrillr by UornbrOok's DruG
Store; Moundsvillr hy J. II. Beam
Drug Co.; Bridgeport. by S"lby Il
Reed (Dent Pharmacy; Rcllaire. by
Dankworth Bros; Padcn City. by Nor.
gan Bros; West Alexander. hy h X.
McConn: Elm Grove. by Blum's Phar-
macy: Bcnwood, by Renwood Drug
GO McMechcn, by CarrollH Pharma:
cy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-22
M omen Do Mems Work

If the woman has strong physique and
is not worn out with the painful Affections
Of womanhnd, she is just as capable Of
doing mems work, and can adapt herself to
many of the vacations which have hereto
fore been filed by men only. This has been
fully demonstrated in many Of our fac
tories and in most avocations abroad.
Health and energy are most valuable to
every one. Strength and nervous energy
are as important to the woman at home al
to the soldier at the front
AL uon,sn who are overworked, "run-
down." or debilitated, need just one herbal
tonic-and that is Dr.. Pierce's Favorlte
Prescription It's broad statement, but
facts bear it out. These are the facts:
IF you're a weak and delicate woman,
then the ''Favorite Prescription builds
Won up; if you suffer from the painful dis
orders and arrangements peculiar to your
sex it relieves and cures. This non-alco-
hoIc herbal tonic invigorates the system,
improves digestion, enriches the blood, DIS
s refreshing sleep, and restores health and
kncsscs known as "fcmale complaints are
,st druggists in tablet or liquid form Tab
:. Pres. Inralids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. y IN
for trial pkg Faycrite Prescription Tablets
, and clear up the coated tongue, the sallow
he, the lazy liver, if You will take a laxative
leaves of aloes. root Of jalap, and called
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-22
vans ARE so DISHONEST.

You siInpy cannot trnS: anybody.
Everyone seems SO dishonest nowadays.
r.c!ared the woman. M? n:iil. IN who
! had the utnro$; confluence. left me
Suddenly yesterday and took with her
i.y beautiful pearl brooch"
THAT Is too bad synpa;hiscd tho
friend. (which one was IT"
'Tk;t; very pretty one I smuSGl"d In
ms, Snrin z"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-22
y"c,cd on tho ground ;ha; they are I'M
Reports Studied


Proposals OF the railway companies
Themselves reported TO the railroad ad-
,rinistration several weeks ag" in III"
form Of reports on proposed budgets TOT
1918 included outlines of extensions
rlInn.d b. IN" railroads before the
government took charge. These reports
:,r,. being studied by engineers and the
regional directors. and many suggested
extensions Will be disappruv'd or
pared down The railroad adnin!Stra-
iiAn is favorahly inclined. however. to-
ward the building "t better terminal
Facilities In many cities. and 4 general
policy affecting these enterprises VIII
become apparent soon.
The railroad administration is c1-
nccted To "ncourac" railroads to FLOAT
security issues Cor capital expenditures
without government aid whenever pos
sible. i,u, IL mary cases q larE" part q.
The securities will b" purchased by thu
government.
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lievc that in oar hour Of trial we can
rely upon the loyalty O; our citizens of
German descent. and IL ih"y would fol-
low me | would not 10 afraid To 20 out
wiin rcE!In. nj Of them and without
any fear OF being shot from behind.
That nation that stands oppo-
site IN us today has probably no fewer
than l2.00o.0Q0 men und"r arms. |
have seen the Germans TAX" more pris-
n,lrrS IN ON" afternoon Than there are
men in the entire United States army.
Docs il not seem 20 you ridiculous
that the two states Of New York and
New Jersey should have moro Chaur-
f.;urs in Them than there are soldiers
in our army" My companions from the
Twelfth regiment that have hcnorrd me
by coming here today. and more mon
like them throughout tho. country. have
don" what they rnn. But they can't
do II all Their" must bn 4 public sem
timCnt II We arc 10 maintain ourselves
as = nation. If W" had 4 million m"n
under arms today we should not h" n"a.
the edge OF war.
"Grulirm"u. | have tried in Berlin 20
be. as lhr Mayor has t"ld YOU. an Amer
lean ambassador. and thank YOU. h"-
caus" YOU a& IN audI'ur" II ra;riri.c
.
.'"ur seal Of approval. upon my con
duct during the last ;wn and Il hall
years.
Nation Now Understands Kaisc-1SIn.
I have never been ahl" To understand
why SO many pcuui" did not sooner re-
allie what kaiscrism ,nrtnt fH- Tia. Tiut
now. at last. the nation understands THAI
We must fight On until this menace Of
NrniGh,I Al
that not until then will III" world enjoy
lasting peace.
Almost Us soon rs was: settled in
New York was raf;cd-draitcd by
public curiosity which insisted on know
inr something ahou, GrrIrany and the
war.
And so for ulr hogan Il new lil"-thHt
"f Il public speaker. Sp"k" rlrSt IN
NV York at Il lunrn At tn" Chamber u:
Commerce. War hal not th'n been h"-
CIarcd. and was Compelled t" hr caro-
full for even then thor" S""n"d y fear
Of Germany: u foolish d">jr. - rsurr"n-
der Ill manhood :" = Tat neutrality.
on Arrt! came l'rr$iGrut Wilson's
m"Ssa;:" demanding war. ! WAS IN III"
opera nous" that might. l:ri~r"n til"
acts extras appeared. tCl"r""n"d
Swopc. " the World who confirmed III"
news. While | was receiving this III
formation unf ~ the director" 81 tn"
Metropolitan Opera 'uinr'tn! cam" IN
;hr room. told hin mhai had hap
p,nrd and asked If h" was not E"ImE
10 do Something order the u"w~ read
from tn. stage. FIR "yahrl.". and tn"
star Spam%l"d Banner played. II" SAID
'Nu. tl,. 0pcr;I rriai,auN ~ Neutral
returned L. li!'' box wl'"r" W.
sitting. and stepping; !" III" front ''rli"d
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Continued From First PagcD

Il duy IT iwu ago tha; a party uL n"u'
trial curr"sI"n'.'. had beer it>''"'i
hv ;hc GERMAN high c"'niMHn" I"
start .ur ,ht w., front un "dn"SnaE
Z, ~ Irrss ~, ,if,.naiv,'.' 1t - "i
,.;rs. r,I,,;,u,,.i,!. t. say whether III
,,.A,!,n turSr .! artillery ire "n Iht'
f:uu, means 'hli ii IS along III" i!''',
lr,lira;.,i or s":n"H her" within its l!H|-
it. that The heavy German blow. II on"
INDEED is coming. is Ia !'' struck. Ihrrt
j.; ,h.. cun&i,cra Iur lhti tn h"inhard'
lncni IN thu: particular area NAY h' a
!, int t. 30 ."r Il stroll" III IN Elt":"th""
different -vctor. The u":t natural 9Th
clusion however. Isl thar the drlvr IS
To b. made at some Joint IN III" are'
now under lire TniS area. "Ii:irhrc'
lursl al lh,. territory outside J. inGH":S.
nvrr which lh" British nav" ben ;ISht-
iuc. sometimes alrlI" and sometimes II
conjunction Will: n" French. for u"
last ,,yu y,sars II takes in. for instance.
III. nitro field Of Tho battle q; IN"
SoInni, fought IN thu tall "f 1916. ana
Il Great part ot tli" area evacuated ny
tho .t;rrnlan$ the following spring.
Within ,lrsc iuIl. ais" IL Tn" battle
field If Cauhrai where III" British AMI
tho Germans succ"s$irrly won victories
in last fall: fighting. N:rtuHlly AL the
territory. fought over in thr great bait"
CT Arra$. during ~. spr:n.: If l"lT.
also lies III tho area unrlcr b"inbardmcni.