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ITALY's WARNING SAVED US

Some startling Bit Of secret history
was revealed recently by 4 former
American afaba#SadC" 20 Italy. which
pu,S that naciUn in n" position OF the
real savior Of ia" world from tho prob
able success of the first German dash
against its liberty and freedom. Will"
summarizing what Italy has don" Tor
the Allies. former Ambassador Potter
relates that he had learned through
government channels when IN England
at the tragic tim" Of tn" sinking OF
n. Lusirania INLAY. 1850 that Italy
had in July. 1914. after ;he ASSASSIN
a:;0n OF the Austrian heir. appealed 70
Britain not 10 dispcree her feet. then
assembled in hom" waters 70! review.
So far-reaching and ful! Of ai@niiCan""
was this fragment Of hidden hlStnry
that the seal of secrecy was placed
upon his lips. But now in the day 81
Tualr's supreme testing Ambassador
CclIr-. has removed III" s"al, and this
unsupported record leaps to li&h'.
throwing into hi.h relief 4 Who'll" sue
ression of vitality important events.
X tho british navy had d"m"hilizH!
after tho patad" review in The summer
OF 1914, who can tell but what he Ger,
man armies might hare been fichfin"
on our shores. The Germans doubt
less calculated on this course. of action
when they timed their surprise attack
upon The life. of France and the libe1-
tics Of mankind. They thought that
the formidable British fleets. assem-
hl"tl as 4 spectacle for nrrrscas state
mon. would have been reduced TO Z
peace status and scattered over the
seven seas before the German batter
ing ram plunged on it's brutal errani
toward Paris. IN I whrd, thc naval
shield y! britannia would not have
been hucklnd on her arm. and Ger
many hoped thai she might hesitate To
rush Ia Tho rescue of France and Bel
GUM. lialy> timely warning pr"
vented the dispersion of the British
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Great War Work by W.Y.U.

dent body West Virginia will next year
!,nv" approximately" 600 men Of the Ma
ii0ral army under its care. The men
who arc hn-e now are Iuartrrcd in tho
Hr,nory and the basket ball. Ark" and
ar" under strict military discipline.
Military drill plays no small part in
their work and the university athletic
hcld is used for this purpose. To nj
inlrnts AMI purposes the training thr
men receive here is exactly like that
=, body of mon. SiGnatcd for similar
training would receive Mt Camp lie" or
camp Meade. except. Of coCrsc. the shop
york here plays Il larger part.
President J.. Il. Trottcr made his an
mai report 20 the stat" board or re-
gents. and the state board Of control
recently. and in spite Of III" unusual
conditions under which the university
Ia!orcd fer ;hr r"lieSiatn year just
closed the report shows. in "vnrdraft
whatsoever IN any fund. all bills paid.
and Hn unusually. good years work &C
comuli*hcd Tho enrolment in the COL
lcgrs proper dropped from Ill? in 1916
=. tn ISL in l"lI-lS. out this is good
showing when il Is considered that al
most CON- men vino were undergraduates
when thr war broke out or who have
enrolled RS undergraduates since that
;imr, have Euii" into thc service with
'oui finishing their courses.
The board Of regents found ii pos
sihlc. "u account of III" decreased at
tendance nj tho university. 10 contribute
the services Of the following men TO
III, service. From the college uf law.
l'ruf. J. H. Trnltrr. who is engaged with
III" f""d administration. and Associate
Irni. Thomas i. Hartman. VIII" is on
Cross
work. From the c"ll"E" "f arts and
sciences. Prof. y. l.. Darby. who has
sailed fnr Italy. I" act as IN interpreter
for the y. VI. {. A.; Instructor byron
.IrlirTcr who is in the division or
scirurr and rrSrarCh III Washington:
Instructor .Inm"s tiranlhan. who en-
fliSt"d aud is nav in III" service: I'r"t
j.. W. KING. who is engaged NJ IN" gov
crnm"nt $hiryar'l$ at Quincy. Mass. ana
Associate Prof. l.. VI. iiriSt"i. VII" ~
with ,hr War Relief association looking
after families left d"Sti!u;" by draft
Tor enlistment. From The roilcE" Of on
,inc"riii;;. rrnf. W. Armstrong i'ricH.
vino IS making maps for II" heavy ar
tiIlrry diyi&i"Ii in Virginia. and lnStruc-
tor leo. NJ. n*burn. who is doing sur
v,yinC work Tor tho aviation service 1T
K"ny Field. Trx:uS. From tho cnllrE"
or agriculture Prof. T.. W. Sheets. who
- in the department If animal induS-
.rrv =. Ea%hlnrInn. y. e.; Assistant
irr: \ Is I:'.rG. wh" is ~ the rh":ni-
cal and h;,rt"ri"luSirlE service: ''h"m. st
IT,. f. N'lla. who 10 in tn" gas section
uC !nc ch"ru:Cll bureau: Instructors w.
L; I."gc ard l.. NJ. Patch. hoth "t whom
went To- "Giccrs' training r:,ni'S. re-
,rIyCd commissions. and ar" already III
Fruncc. Assistant Fr"f. {. +. Sar!".
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.,,,.,i,, rnsnorrh 10 The tntclligcuccr.
N,i;tiNETDWN ". Va, July p
West Virginia un!vcr$ityS direct con-
,r,hutlnn ii hundreds 81 htr "hu'r-
graduates and alumni. and nor lhHlI't'
service in preparing m"n t''hh'Ct"S
for Uncle Sans service mas n''ll '''iS
ui:ic-nr. but un Jan" !" %h" Star''" -
work that promises tt grow |" !arE... r''-
,,,r,,,us and which is already Of tho
utmost impCrtanC" /" the governments
,,n. hundred and Scy"uIy-tw" members
mf the National army. drawn from Ten
dirlnrcn, Yves. Virginia counties nav"
!,nccn specially assigned I" the uniVrr-
S;,v for Il ,rrird ~. sixty days. during
which. under Tin" eyes OF thu un!N"rSlt!
trimmed rNi"rl.. ,h"y VIII learn trades
Needless to. say 1t is the faculties ana
facuIty. -: til" ,ullrg" ri engineering
which ara utilized L" III" fullest extent
tn" other departments contribute lu IN"
trimming. Lectures play some part III
IN. instruction ui III" mon. hut SHOP
or .i;,arntury work. Is III" nam ih'nS
/; IS interesting Ia note the NarfEE "t
>pc,'lai irHiu.i@ that th"*" men from
Charleston. Huntington. WhcciihS'
,.larNslnIri. and other crntcrS are get
i!rg. T.u ar" learning /" III" sheet
,nr,aI wnrh-r> H. ar" studying i"l"-
r,rrr,. work. ;iEin r"naIrin% claims III"
attention "f -. elementary wiring IT,
electrical operator. 10 aruatur" wind
,,-; g. radio operators ~, hlackSnilhN
- wuudwurnt:., -. pip" nit"rS Il, iaih"
ul"u :. lr"urir men ~, gas welding D.
milling inu'liiur men :, .drii! press
.nlancr %hal'r seventeen HiS-
rIuri COURSES arr beng followed" "i4
ia" lr!u: mon III chnr::" ha'" found 'i''
university facilities particularly VAIN
alb" III the rustrnrti"u. Tn same
apparatus Is us"l IL in%trurt'nE 'h'S"
men that ia" students IN |tNIl. "I'''t-
cal. chemical. mining and m"chAni'ai
engineering IN ia" university U.s. "h'h
hey ar, w"rk.u.; rrr tu"!r degrees, and
needless t. SAY u ~ NJ :" 1ai". N"i
.,llY. thni. but tn" rntlrr f.rI!lty Of III"
,nII,.,. 81 engineering has "0llHr'tv"Iy
f"rrg"ur it,; vacation I" act n Il holy
Of instructors iur tin" draft""::.. Sirll-
lar wnrk j. bong carrie! IN at some
ether colleges. hUt army "iilr"rS hitN'
stated Ear,. that West Virginia showed
The best preparation and has most read
Is admitted itself /" tn" w"rH az am
civilian institution undertaking TN"
training al Maj i"nIi arm! "i'n i"r &p"-
r.ai lr"% 81 mechanical service i'll the
army.
So elective has hrrn even the hrirf
l,"ri~d If rrnirlm;: offered :" far thai ihc
.,.:,lr board f control IL n"w r"nSlH'r-
ny - contract /" accept another con
rinr;"ni nr -, men for sixty days. ne
:.inuir2 at the end Of lhc period at
iTafrir.;. for III" mon NOW her" ai"i ~
tending to October II. y proposition
:. ais, h'ruE considered I" then accept
another contingent "f :"' mon Tor Slh
n,nutHa. trimming. $t"rrIn: nct"t"'r 10
.:uL ,.>'''!Iu= almost {" commencement
,.ur., If neat year. In addition. IN" pro
.ir,s!ii,,u has been mad" +"r sending 100
a,i!I;InIl,i men il"r" immediately Tor
sIrriai training. different from that
nov !.,,nc SECURED by the men here. and
if ,hrS. propositions ar" all accepted II
viii moan that in addition to her stu-
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WHAT THE SEERS CANNOT SEE
Numerous Failures End of War Show That they 10 MOI
Take the Kaiser Into Their Confidence
Bv REV. FRANK HAMPTON FOX
Author nlcr Fifteen Flags Etc
Author OF :" 'ndcr Fifteen FIa@S, +.

..ccul To h. ready 20 quit" At that time.
So thr war ru%"s IN l@lS worse than
ever before
I'll" morning 49, August is. 1917. the
"u,rloy,> 81 tn" No. : mill az IN" Mi.
Vernon W nrdl"rry Cation uuck com
pauy w"f,. greatly "Ncitcd wh"n they
found two ruhwrh~. on" IN each side ut
tn. c:!;,. Tn. spider on tn" right had
woven his web in bold letters. war
ends in September" Will" his n"iEhh"r
on the i"ft told in letters equally plaln'
"Virtory for America. tn" spiders
evidently did not know my NOR" about
he end Of tn" war than III" rest OF MS.
In tho early autumn Of i?l' man
in central 1lliu"i$ saw "A white spar
row There rrr" reports i'll tho sr~s
that whit" Spurious had h""n Hc"n
there. This was another sure sign that
tho war WIS 70 cnd soon. Tho spar
rows may hav" turned white ut IN"
uro~rcrt ur M exceedingly cold winter.
They certainly fail"d /" forecast IN"
near rud al IN" war.
The Spiri,ualist slater Is reported ("
have said in -. Louis. Early IN In"
s7r,rc al I?1N. tiiH' Germany would
suffer n tremendous r"vrr*" about Jun"
first and that would h" Ihr h"GinninS
iof tho end. Jun" has passed and IN"
guns still roar on all fronts.
Anna Eva FAy. an English s""r"Ss. Is
: claimed 10 hav" F"r"lrld IN" h"SiiirlhG
If ~" present war in Il Stat"m""t pun
r!%hrd In III" Manchester TnHr'''nn an
March y, i9l? when she named "iEht
If Tho nation" u"w II wGr. i:"f"r" III"
beginning Of TN" present GERMAN "f'f'
rn tho west 'front.' Shr ann"un""'! the
c.l ~ tho war IN IN" spring ~ 'SIN.
,Tr will NIL hc oyer h"f"r" June IL,
wa, her final Declaration.
Jrnc - has passed and n" war s''l'
RACES. Il must y" that IN" S""rH'
socrc.scs ard omen observers hHN"
! failed n tax" 'ho kaiser into their CON
/ fldrnr"s.
Many ronr1c arc convinced that N"
, w,r cannot cNd until tn" kaiser IS F'l'
! on. rr tho lighting. lt any on" haH
NV. |, formation as ~ whom tim" VIII h'
called ~, him or when liird"0hurS AM"
rudcndnrT will lusc their jobs, that
i1-nnwIchrc should ,h-"w m Interesting
! silclicht On tho end "f III" war.
| Tho other dry n prominent American
Who had recently returned from IN" t''
! flo from, in Franc" gay" n very "'"a'
and cnnci&" answer 10 ihr question
, "Nrhcr will IN" war end"
| ..-r'rc war ,viI rnI jusr IS soon rs We
got enough American soldiers over 'h"7,
! tho mhir ~" kaiser. Whom "H7 "'ES
! c,.cr Berlin ~" war will end.
/ M nan rocd douht this Tr"di"''0n
1-,,,N our h0ve 60 80 Berlin nv" AZ
! ,nr,inn n"rd 20 given ~ PROCEDURES
abort thr cnd "f ~" war
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fleet. and It stood az shield when
Germany struck. and it not only saved
France but This country from the
clutch of the beast Let us not forSct
Italy for The part she played in parry
ing that first deadly blow OF tho Hun
at the worlds freedom. She contrib
utrd TWO factors without which dis
aster might have come; first, she
warned Great Britain to keep her 0a;-
tie fleets in being, and second, she i'm
media,ely relieved France OF all anX-
ic;r about her Italian frontier. and 30
released 400 900 MEN 10 fight at the
immortal Name.
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rules and regulations. subject 70 tho ap-
prevail OF the Secretary Of the Treasury.
IN regard II tn" removal of distilled
spirits held III bond after lSr'.ilit"r 81.
1913, for other Inan hv"raE" purposes:
also in regard ~ tn" sal" and dIStritu-
iI,it 81 w:Is'. tor sacramento. nl"ilrIua!
:lsIt! other nun-h''N"rlc' uS,,S. A:;rr tn"
arpruv;Li 81 his a't 10 l!Htli!"i. ffait.
vlnous ar other Intoxicating liuErr~
Shall be- imported 1T" tn. I'u,t"i States.
Any person VIII" rioiai"S any al tn"
foregoing provisions shall b. d""nrd
gully ut Il m!Sd.:rr:tnnr and upon con-
v:ct!on thereof shall h. punished hy a
iiu., me-; ,.Xr",.,iluS 81. 900 or by lurr!Snn-
n:"nt not 'Ncr"'hng one year. or both.
As The lnlrtli&cncer pointed Ouf
some days ago when the question was
before the House. the present aspect
Of prohibition must b. considered from
an economic standpoint. The moral
feature Of prohibition does not figure.
Il IS simply Il question whether or no;
non-essential industry shall be Al
lowed 10 go on using foodstuffs while
the Food Administration is imposing
drastic economies in their use by the
puUlC anu COluptlIluS Ilt CplSeEHdilOIl
Of food in the minutest particular. II
such IS the scarcity Of food it seems
ridiculous that the brewerieS should
be allowed 70 use foodstuff$ unmo-
Tested. The people are willingly com
plying with the food regulations, and
will. no doubt. willingly do without
beer. if that will help the situation.
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Didn't Care What Happened

~ t,"carnc 4 physical wreck from
s'omarh tr"uhlr' and was n lii subject
only for ~" operating tabl" or grave
yard Erinr DISCOURAGED CAV" way
IT, drink which mad" things worse. |
r,,- So / didn't care what happened. and
wanted /" die. Mayr@ ""ndcr'hi
Remedy h;li cared m" al everything.
Nm now ~ fine condition and feel -
y"nrS ynTnE"r. II ~ 4 SiInnt'% hirm-
loss pra;iarati"n ;hat removes the "a:
,,r,i,;,l nr,.;is from tho Intestinal tract
and aII;trs rl,s. Inflammation which
causes nrariically AL stomach. liver
and intestinal ailments. including nj
rrndlcitis. unn dos" will convince or
money refunded.
{. H. ,iric$r & TO. and druggists
"vnryw here.
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RIPPING RHYMES
THE TIRED HARVESTER
BY WALT MASON.

went from tuIvn On joyful feet 10
hrI;, tn" farmers harvest wheat. My
hr, asst WAS full at loyal :r". said ~"
man should paw u Tyr" or monkey W.T.
a fountain pm when farmers call for
yvnrl;!n. nlrn. I'll show these gran gers
which * which, thc:'ii marvel when
tho sh"av"s pitch: they'll wonder h"w
AN urban not" can 10 such STUNT; with
wheat and Dat" Al sunrise. then. ]
started in. to labor. with a cheerful grim.
Tie farmers watched my Iraii Of Sn"k"
and smiled "a though they Saw some
Joke At eight O'clock Id inS; some p"p
moved along with dragging step: my
Joints began 10 groan and crack, I had
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nine stitches In my back. At nine o'clock
my brain went bum; l yelled in wild
dririum: 1 thought that | was on the
rack. such shooting pains went UP my
back: | ca He'd OH those around In vain,
In take m aXc and end my pain. At
ten o'clock left the field. my head co
trrr. my. feet concral'r. on hands and
ku"rs' crawl"d away. and asked the
Turner for my pay. You guys from
town." nc cnldly said. amt worth your
Shar" OF wartime bread. ! want no mora
"lk-shrtch gents: here is your pay.
just Sixty cents.
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THE SALVATION OF RUSSIA

The present Russian government II
the domination Of the Bolshevik by
any stretch Of the imagination can be
called such. may. through the assassin
alton OF the German Ambassador at
Moscow. be exposed as the conspiracy
which it is. Tho so-caled Soviet rule
IS not representative or the Russian
people. It does not reflect the vision
Of the peasants. or the soldiers and
w.rkmen. but the vicious ambitions Of
The INSCRIPTIONS Lenfne. a radical
Socialist who leans on Germany to
bolster up his pretensions to govern
ment Tearing down an autocracy
Lenine has built upon its ruins des-
ootisn much more despicable than
that Of the Gar. The real Russian
patriots are beginning to see how they
have been hoodwinked by Lenine. and
to some extent by the weak and frothy
TrotsN. The hope Of Russia. then,
rests in the complete overtime" OF
the Lenine influence and the exposure
. OF the false Soviet That the Allies
are about to make an effort to redeem
Russia from the rreachery OF Germany
and the duplicity OF the Bolshevikl Is
an encouraging feature Of the sitUa-
ton.
Just what part the United States is
going to play in this movement has
not been definitely revealed, bur We
are certain to do the best We can com
patIble with safety. One thing, at
: least is assured. the talking stage has
passed. And it is probably true as a
DISTINGUISHED military expert puts it.
that whatever is done will be done for
the purpose of reconstituting the east
ern front If this IS not the case. IS
not the objec, OF thu various allied
Governments, they should have moth,
ing more 10 do with Russia during the
remainder Of the war. ldealisn and
the practice OF idealism ara well
enough in their place, but We have 20
energies 10 misdirect toward the saliva
ton OF Russia if by expanding our If
forts there We do not bring ourselves
closer 70 military victory. To so into
; Russia merely for an altruistc pur
pose, with no military object as the
crux of our plan. would be an ineS
cusable waste Of effort, Of men. OF
money.
Russia can be restored to the indie
'. pendence which the Eolsheyiki with
German assistance have taken from
her solely through an allied victory
! Certainly Russia has nothing to gain
; from a German victory but continued
| onoression. On the other hand. Rus
: sia has nothing to gain as resul; Of
! a negu, :ated peace but further subjec
! ton to Germany. Therefore. when tn
Allies intervene in Russia either wiz
military force OF with pure!
economic body, or with both, whatever
method may be adopted. it must b'
for the distinct purpose Of building III
again the eastern front. since that i:
the only way by which the war can hc
Won
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NOTICE.
Editor Intoiiigencer:

Editor Intollgencer:
You are authorized to announced
Davis Elkins Of Morgantown. Monon.
gala Co., candidate for nominatioS
by the Republican Party for the United
States Senate from West Virginia. sub.
ject TO all rules Of the Republican Party
and the laws OF the Stale OF West Viz.
Einia governing the primary election
10 be neld August. 1918.
ELk1Ns CAMPAIGN CONMIT1EE
?. O. Drawer, S81.
MorEantown. W. Va-Adv.
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So tho table continues with III" IT"s'-
den, of France III" King OF Italy. IN"
King NJ Fciriuu. the Emperor "t Jan"h'
the King Of Serv!a. tn" King 81 None
negro and the King If R"nnana- IN
cach case tho sum of tn" years equals
:S:i. which. divided by tw" h""atS"
two her,sphrrrS ARE involved. gives
1917. Therefore tho war should hAH"
closed in 1917. Rut the kaiser didn't
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Ever since King Saul sought the
witch OF 1:ndnr in tn" hop" o. obtaining
advances Information concerning INC Is
Stl"e 81 war. III" Sc"r@. and their 'hh'hH
hay. attracted unusual interest III ''"''H
of war MANY people VIII" IN times Of
peace lu"Ch nj nm"ns and openly n'-
side the claims nf N" S""rS ANA seer
.sS"S are listening iutrnt'y (" wha'"V'r
hoy h.v" To say concerning IN" "iih "l
The world war. \ clnnr" nj Il rev 81
,hrs.. crnrrs and predictions will b" of
interest: they may possibly convince
tho thoughtful reader as 10 how much
tho sccrs actually know and what In"
signs for"shArlnw.
Some time ago Tic Scientific Am"ri-
can contained brief review OF an
art;cl" in t:AStrurnini" by tho noted
French astronomer. Eawill" Ram
marion. In which he shows that 4 mum
Der of celestial and terrestrial or"nS OF
var ushcred in tn" world conflict now
raging. nr land and sra- Th"r" WIS hr$t
= rnlnl solar .cltps" on august Il. l?IA.
vi%ihl" in F:rr"H" and .Nsiar second.
l'"lavan'>. nak"d-"": comet. known rs
III" "waf comet discovered NJ m"
close rr iHlc and destined {" rrma in
visible for flv" years: third. IN" transit
Of Mercury on Novr,rh"r :. 19lA: fourth.
M, fall of n thir,y-,ivr pound m"tc"rtt"
In England October. 1919. htth. IN"
great Italian cart hGuak" Of January IL
1918. All Of thrS" nm"uS and many
others SOON to hay" mad" IN" war In
eviiahi".
So ,hr stars are responsible" f"r this
cataclyern which most r'7'r!" hHv" nc"''
blaming on tho kaiser
Tho Literary Digest. in ia" Su'nn"r
lor 1917 gave IN Ingenious tAhi" ~
Nrur,.s r",npar;c III" y"arS ~ hirth'
life and r"ign Of IN" MIN" ri'"r@ ~ IN"
PRINCIPAL nations n war with Germany.
The pic"S; table illnStrAt" IN" f"IlF OF
cn,nnnrirr absolutely Mnrclnlrl figures:
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SMITH IN LINE.

r;rorr" Smith. official flag h"lTCr
! for OHIO county. will To-. IN th' ni,rnd''
l Saturday wren th' hrHii''~ I"lI' Tor
nIrl,nnr,,I VI. ANIL STATED last "E"h'n::
,hrI ~. Ms getting 4 uniform nnh
would aprr""at" all donations. II" i&
~ every parade.
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The Berlin papers describe President
wilson's Mount Vernon speech rs vague,
Tha, Is the fault OF the German under =
standing.
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Shoes. who arc told. are TO cost more
but look cheaper. Less for your money
seems to he one highly popular way OF
"hciplnE TO win the war.
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Germany. in desperation and irrita-
ton. blamcs the assassination OF tn"
German Ambassador TO Russia on the
Entente II must have 4 goat Of some
kind
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Tho RolShcvik rul" Of Russia Is moth
ing but Il prnl"turi1r d"srotiSn. whrrn
is worse than 4 military aut"cr:try. E.:
such 4 thing is possible"
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Tho opportunity is arill oF"n I" mos"
who have done nothing 50 FAR TOWARDS
"wIuning n" war
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The American soldiers would rn'hc'
he N tho break than waiting for il or
the western front.
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Our boys in Franc" Will h'F'r %
satisfied until they can hear IN" NcN "'
The Watch on the l;h!n'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10

Only 500. 600 10 make up on the War
Savings Stamp quota That ought |"
La, IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10

Tho administration is. urEinc indecent
hast" over the wiz" and tc!"ph"n"
measure. and thu S"nat" shows Il dis
position To- rcSiS: beng ruhh"r-stamr"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10

Let's all take Il r"clpr"cnI manu- III
celebrating IN" French IEu'Pe""'"''
Fay. tho fall " III" i'hSt>l"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10

That promises q h" hot fight IN
the Senate over war tim" prohibition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10

Tho cfrervrSing Tr"lsky seems 10 hav"
S,;lSihcd in Russian affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-10

Secretary Baker has abolished tn"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1918-01-17
To REGULATE t.jvjns.

Pierre.-The state council of defense
is advocating and in fact will expect
the various war contributions made
by citizens of South Dakota to be put
upon a business basis, and thus safe
guarded. by having the name of the
donor, address, etc. as well as that of
the person soliciting the contribution
reported to whatever state manager is
in charge of the particular campaign ia
question. The Red Cross manages
its affairs in this business like method.
and its success is therefore complete
as is that of the Y M, C. A., which also
has definite methods. Just now there
is to be a compaign for funds with
which to secure khaki bibles for the
soldiers. and this, as well as other
similar things, will be reported IN this
definite way. thus insuring the funds
reaching the proper persons for all
these patriotic gifts to soldiers by the
citizens at home.