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bears your name. without compromise
OF any kind. AS though the Senator
was not acting under strict orders
from the White House. and the meas
ure was not wholly Of the President $
composition.
The bill surely fits in with tho Presl-
dents conception of;this conflict--thai
i is his war" and he wants no inter-
ference in his WAY Of managing Il. He
has never seemed 70 recognize the
fact thu, in making and keeping the
administration strictly party onn he
is depriying himself Of an element ot
inestimablc strength. With full ana
exclusive control: with a flush oi pow
or unureN,dented in tho history Of his
exalted Office. it remains 10 be seen
how he is going TO make any greai"l
Roadway than he has. Ii Il" IS golns
TO hold TO the same incapablcs now
associated with him. and simply twist
them around and can it ''reorGa1ilEa
ton and coordination" Of the govern
ment departments. We SEE failure writ
largely across the sky OF any hope
We NAV entertain. But il he will root
out the medocrities and replace them
with men of conspicuous abilities, well
that will Dc another story.
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HEAVY WAR TAXES
CUT NET EARNINGS
OF THE U. S, steel

NEW YORK. April 3n.--Total earn
ingS Of the United States Steel cor.
poration for the first quarter of 1918,
issued today, amounted to 1851, 424,
after drducting expenses incidental 10
operations, including $3l,5S5,19S for
federal income and war excess profits
taxes. This is a decrease of s2,762,-
101 from returns Of the previous quar-
tor.
Net income Of the $4S,449,S17 shows
Il gain of about S400.u and the sur
plus Of Sl5.0&2, 502 represents a de-
crease uf S1,225.II70. Z.
In all other essentials the statement
met popular expectations Monthly
earnings rose from $l%.9n3. 100 in Jan.
uary IL $17,19G.152 in March, confirm
Ing general trade reports Of steady
revival since the early weeks of the
year.
\ marked falling off in earnings is
shown. however. whom comparison is
made with the corresponding quarter
Of 1911, before tho steel corporation
began 10 charge off it's heavy war
taxes and excess profits.
Earnings on the common stock then
amounted To Sl7.9S pr share. as
against $7.al for The first quarter OF
this year.
lr addition 10 the regular. IL, and
II, per cent dividends on the pre-,
rcrrcd and common shares. respec-
riyrIy tho extra 3 prr cent on the
common. paid since the first quarter
Of 1917 was agai ndisbursed al today's
meeting.
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THE POSTAL ZONE LAW

That there is no equity in the postal
Zone law. which limits publications. t"
certain spheres of circulation. is not
surprising when it is known that It Is
1 one OF the conceptions Of the erratl'
MANAGEMENT Of the Postoffice Depart
nent. Every intelligent citizen vii!
concur in the opinion OF former Attor-
Nhey General Wickersham. that there
should be no law against limiting intel
ligence. Il mean he ADDS. that
there should be no embargo on sane
intelligence Il Is against public IN
terests. The people are entitled to
all the truthful information they can
Set. In this way they are educated
The whole spirit OF the zoninS law
is contrary to the principles on which
our government was founded. 1t is
wrong in spirit and wrong in theory
m bauper thr national development Of
the country. Il will result in sectional
feeling and will aid in destroying our
national unity. Il is particularly OBJ
noxious al rhis time when the people
OF the country, East, North. South and
West. should be blended together wiki
a common purpose. II is one of IN"
great plumbers of this laundering ad-
ministration. and on a par with other
measures inflicted on the public and
conspicuous for their lack Of ordinary
human intelligence. However strong
hat observation ma! b.. j. i III"
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kHAT WILL HE DO WITH TT?

These are the days o: dir rm"cgen-
les. II the so-calied OY"rnlan bill.
st passed by the Senar". in which
he large majority nf Republicans
Joined the Democrats in voting for.
will accomplish anything al Ill in tn"
way OF making our participation in
the war more effective. then let Us
have the earliest possibl" operation Of
the measure. The PresidrR: WAS dc.
termined to get allIhe asked for in this
BILL. without amendment or any Other
curtailment. He has been successful.
in spite Of strong opposition us 10 the
wisdom Of clothing MIN with IN" extra
ordinary powers the act conf"rs. 'Th"
President. in his letter OF praise last
week to Senator Orerman. who spon-
sored the bill, was rather naive in his
statement. Il thank you with all my
hss1 for standing By ths bill which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01
THE KAISER WANTS YOU NOT To-
liv DAVID a. CURTIS.

ing US 10 pay for being licked. should
BE- cnrricd Out successfully. And slip
pose further that the burden OF a war
indemnity should prove TO be 80 heavy
that our national credit would be de-
siroyrd or even seriously impaired.
This is Impossible. you say. and l be-
li"vc It certainly IS. You can help TO
make il possible. though. by refusing
Ia lend your money In the government.
Not Ia lend it when il is needed to carry
on III" war is, by so much or so little.
a distinct aid IL the enemy. It may not
br treason. even according to military
law. hut it is exactly what the kaiser
wants you Ia do.
Now 90 a step further. Surprising
you keep the money that Uncle Sam is
asking for. and ru. it where you think
il will b. safe. How safe will II b., II
We fail tn win the war" What good
Will a savings account. or an insurance
Policy. or a decd tu real estate be. II
l'nc!c Sam doesn't stand behind them
all"
Your own interest may not supply 50
noble L motiv" as your patriotism. but
II Nuur PAT rio ism Is not vital cough
IL draw that money out OF your pocket
your own love for yourself. If you think
about it carefully, Ought 10 b. cnlight-
cn"d enough to make you L subscriber
L. the Liberty loan.
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,;rr:,, mo:"ni~u!S. whether For good
or .vil r,'vriI themselves slowly. IL
took long years III: th'' wr"n'; -! ',iiiF"rE
70 Srrp int" III, CONSCIENCE 80 the HH-
tom TT" flow "c Lc"r waters * more
powerful litan tht; vi hraw 'i;tS hr""kS'
i; Is also nl"r. s:i"ut.
Til" idol 81 Democracy for fr''.
people. has has II th"u:Stni years "i
grrSlh and is not -; fall grown M"h
arr. slow to 81" tn. almost inriSioi"
in,wrrS which c:,r":iI,y conceal them
selves through e Ing evolution "'hinn
what S-yu small ;h!"GS. huL "hl'h
point L. one lurp">'. tn" world HAS
long heard rt l';,u-ti"rmaniSIn. but any
thing 80 extreme as II arp''ar"d u 10
made. no appeal u our common sous"
Tn" puhllcISiS Of F'-:LnCr and England
.tyc !;,lle heed 70 tl,r Voices which
h.rr and th"r,. Pointed ",:t its dang"
I Tn" cnL'"i.itnn "i :: '.'rinar'c STATE
hr,lt i:;uu FORCE It's eyes looking "H'
upon I!r. North Sea. is feet in the lr -
,iiau ocean and It's hludS on III" Med
i;orran";ln. secured Of small interest !"
Us. I'h.r incident which made 81 tn
treaty CONCERNING SrhlcSwiE Il scrap al
rarrr. PASSED unnuir"d III" taking
over - AlS.tcn- l.urr;in" We Sc''in 10 nav"
thought almost "a uurmai payment for
an unru7tunI:atg war. Even thu NOR
recent teachings ih;tt might mad" riEht
ana that war WIS Il tnhi" cult out NJ
which IL nation nigh, Rightly grow III
political. iut'!i.rtutl and moral power
did not disturb us.
uur withurs w"r" urwrunS. w" sat
SECURE III nur iS"lat" place Will" IN"
world slumhcr,ri. and the pacilist
Dreamed an! the socialist hHbblcd Of
International comfy.
Yet all The whol.' The cruel philosophy
OF blood and iron. the deliberate teach
ing thai war. TIA: theft. that :YlnG
had every sanction when performed IN
Tho Srrvjrr uf III" state: the conception
rf trichttuln"sS rs normal and proper
in it's most extreme forms IL the in
forests nf the state So desired: In" hide
ous Cnuc"!t tha; on" nation stood sill
preme over others III intellectual ard
moral power C'Irricd 50 far that It's N"-
trri"> talked "f German God: th"s"
Things combined with marvellous power
in organization. with skill in science.
with 4 genius for research AMI iuhu"d
with rnthlcssncss which rocked not oil
human pain or lil". th"$" things wor"
steadily evolving int" full force and
vir"r. ah,din: Ia" day when all should
b. ready.
We are not greatly concerned as 10
wcther it should hc Germany or AIS
tria-1inucary. Eul:;ar!a ar Turkey. or
any other nation. that waS n" parent
OF and sponsor for rhns" things. l; is
a matter that transc"nds all racial dis
tinrIinn ana al national feeling. II is
an inr,:;r'tatH and Desperate concern Ia
tho world that in any nation. whatS"-
ever i b" and whnrrSocrcr located
th"S" things should come til fruitacG
and TO power.
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SAr1o.az EDITORIAL SERVICE WHEELING Int
WHY We FIGHT
To Kill the Evil Possessing the Central Powers the Fo
of All of U.s. Even of Dreaming Paclsts, and
Babbling Socialists.
Z
Bv WILLIAM G.. REDFIELD
Secretary of Commerce.

For this evil thing mcnaces man
Kind. /; - Nh deadly foe OF thc
:!,rii,%r f"r il is the seeker and pro-
meter II var. 1t Is in IT'S very essence
al insf l",tc"iui men must hate. To
H.. ..Nl,nt HAT they nrr peaceful tho!
uI...., nIrh"r Il. If they DO not ahh"r
H. iir..y ar" friends Of WIFI and not ~
,".Ar,.. Cor H.. tina; is no; against IL is
81, IT,, sid. - II" who has the social
spirit ul.&; revolt against this thing.
Ills M"l"' j. fer Il sweet. fragrant hu-
nirn.t$ Il truly s"clnI state where the
r"Hm"n veal AMI The general good
shall u. ~ Ia" Tree consent of free mrn
, WORRIED out.
Tier. iS u" room IN socialism Tor
SHIPS stink without trace. Tor treaties
wh!ri AZ" scraps al paper. and the
I, :.lau-hI,r"h chiir!rcn and Tie outraged
~"ln.., III belgium and Franc" cry out
III !"rr"r II the m"rkcry uf S"claliSiIc
ln..rry which fails IT, rise III horror III
, tEr $IGiLi
uu, If tn, du$t 81 the present strife
lhs same odd terrible conflict reveals
itself Ia uur Thought. We tight not the
ir"plr called lh. German people, not
even rhc pr!li ,rn! entities kunwu AS thc
! central Powers. So much rs evil en-
, thr"r"d uunUu" them using them fer it's
purposes. p"S>"S&inC them aS devils are
. -.,d t" nav" p"S*rS:;cG mtnktnd u! DID.
: II dos not alir" This that there are
'';">t> IL whom this devil may S""rn Hn
/ angel nr light. "l:y th";r fruits "
shall know th":a." and that frmIla2"
: from the beginning II tn" war until
now has hr"n evil and again evil and
: yet AGAIN. rniGInl lying. official cruel
: ~. official lust. these revealing things
: caua"I hr rn:r"al.Hi. TIL" picture -
kn"wu and read nf AL mon.
Against ihiS "VIl mon "f all cont
nrntS $iand lngr;h"r men of all re-
li%i"nS ar united. mrn OF all cnlorS. nj!
races and Ill languages make curnrm'n
cause y most h"p"ful sign is that
f, for the first lime Mohammrdan ard
: Hindu. t"nfnSina and Hebrew. Chris
. tIun and Pagan. men Of all faiths and
1T II" faiths hav'. forgotten their dIf-
frrcnr"S and tr,, dying side by side in
,upoSinr lha; which inSlinctivciy. but
rightly. they know - bc evil. seeking
!r runirol III" world. Against tins
they and "" together offer ourselves.
"ur goods. our children. our lives and
sacred honor in rrsiEtancc-
! Ne deny that might makes right.
;h:tt national fIlS"i""I Is ever t"l"rahl'.
that cruelty AMI luSl arc normal IT, :,
christian p"upl" W" deny that there
. is u tirrIn;Lu God. or II there be. that h"
is such a" W. worship.
W" hav" pat our hands Ia the pillow.
Thcs" evil things We hate. W. hate no
country. w. hat" nn people. Nay. Ia
our enemies themselves VIZ wish no
IL. done. hut IT," things which have
t".'u wrought arc hidr0uS ana hateful
. and "" shall not withdraw our hands
Until they ar" destroyed
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WHEN PEACE WILL COME

Again Germany'S desperate leslolH
have been held at bay by the Allie'
stone wall OF defense. her armies
hurled back broken. But this does not
mean that the vital turn OF the war
has come, although it is encouTls1ns'
las Germany is paying 4 terrible price
kn men in these batterinE assaults she
makes. She cannot stand up much
bnrer under the slaughter the Allies
ire infieting upon her. Will victory
come soon? That is the universal
prayer,
That Germany lost the war when
her U-boat sank thu Lusitania, and that
neace will come next year when the
full military might OF America COM
bined with that OF the Allies. is hurled
against her. though the lighting ma!
still be in France and Flanders, is the
belief of the Allied military leaders as
expressed by ". Beach Thomas. VINO
is in this country fresh from the Brit
jsh headquarters in France. In Cur
rent OpiniOn for May fEiS spokesman
,,,., ,-;h ro,r,-,pd ,,o,.. fur.
OF Tue ALLY"
/ Their and SAYS Ihat III" present great
- r. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ofl'e % N''''''
that she must win now or never aho
\.h,. Cannon. dnf,,; will come in 1918
400 .,;e,
filth the armies ROT ittT ItoHi 'llt |'t'
.,oho. -b.r in;n I'm. tIourlS BIZ
1eupOrt ~ tiie iIsiS''oo' ''eN'>' Va 49,
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A GREAT TRAINING SCHOOL

The Boy Scouts OF this community
are doing great work in cleaning up the
neglected corners and passed over
persons in the Liberty Bond cam,
paign. now near the wind up. It lakes
smart person or Stacker 10 crAC"
these kids in khaki They hay"
proved TO be the most earnest. persist
ent little workers in the glorious CAUSE
they have enlisted in. The occasion
gives these patriotic youngsters OF the
nation a practical way to take 4 real
part in the war.
The most important feature Of this
work. to The lntelligencer, is the
moral influence il will have on these
future citizens of the country. when
they shall come into the higher re-
sponsibiliueS OF their adult age and
take part and become a part in civic
affairs and government. The expert
rnceS these boys are going through
will be highly educative: it will inStill
an interest in home and national af-
fairs that will never depart from them.
And then the functions of the Boy
Scout organization teaches that which
is best for the spirited American boy
10 learn. obedience 10 orders. respect
for the fundamental virtues Of life,
and the gospel Of helpfulness. The
future is going to demand strong. up
right men in all places. and for such
requirements the Boy Scouts become
the high hope of The land.
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FIGHT ON"

Dark may hn the present hour.
And in tho distant future far.
The hicsSrd dawn:
Eut. thank God. still hearts Gun hope.
And ~ they through the darkness gropc
Still light Oh.
What matter II th" night he long.
And love be weak and hate b. strong.
= A brighter day.
When all the world shall be- nj peace.
And strife and tears and sorrow cease
Is on the WAY.
On! Fight on. Bow not thy h"ad!
God does not sleep nor 10 hr dead.
Our cnuSc is juSt:
II nc hath reared himself a throne.
God shall smitc il stone from stone.
In Him VIC trust
II. X SAnDl,F.R
0akmont. Pa,
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In healing might
GRABBED BY HEARST.

CHICAGO. April %n--'r!r ,'n!rn-"
Herald, i, was announce: to-day. M
hr- n coll 10 ~" Ilin"is rriniIn" aud
Publishing company ami vii! w. 'r'n$"i,.
dated with n" Examiner. Tn" !7'tnSf'r
IS 10 TAX" rl.r'a ton"rr"w night. Th
name OF the rai"r w:ll i"' 'hr li"r'L'N
and Examine md .'r'i,ur l;rIShrn" j.
To he EDITOR II" Illinois l'rrn'Ina; and
company hHS suhli,h ''i M
'hiraCo Examiner. ":. ut William Il;
Iiearst's papers for :, aiIHi'..r - gears.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. April 3d.
Fourteen employers to-day nled with
the state compensation commission their
elections, to take advantage Of the pro-
visions Of the compensation law. They
are: Wilson Il Mowrey. oil and gas.
Dawes: Cannuck Coal company. Glen
denim; J. {. Anderson. logging, Talcott:
ChatIcc Grocery company. Huntingdon;
jamestown Coal & Coke company.
jamestown. y. Y; North Highland Coal
com pany, Welsh: Commonwealth Power.
hallway & Light company New York:
kistlcr Leather company. Lock Haven:
Raid Knob Coal company. Charlcston:
Frank Fisher. stavc manufacturer.
shook. Werlich & Gibson. coal. King
wood: H. 4. Lucas. gas contracting.
Himhall: Combs Coal company. Becklcy;
r.. G. Mililtcn. coal. Wainvillc.
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The BUILDERS
By Helen Archibald Clarke.
Build. build a thousand ship,

Build. build a thousand ships
In f"vrriSh haste:
Lot I'll" mad Sra-wolrrs feel
The crash from DISQUALIFICATION En"l
Down tho Wild" waters waste.
A Thousand. thousand ntr-craf; build
Tn pace tho sky,
Swiftly pursuing. let them snare
Deaths dragons Of thc upper air.
That childhood mry not dir
I1eei"ns or armed men spring forth
To strike for right,
In gracious earthlands by Hates hell
hounds stricken bare
Theirs L.; II he again III build n garden
.air.
In healing might.
Fly. ely. let golden ";eE!cS fly
Fr,m every nest,
Freed through The Nations h"nd. h"ir
winged glory y"
To bear aloft m" Builders "a II VIC
tory.
Al Freedoms high hchcst!
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Remember. The Star Spanslcd Pan
u.r still waves. OR III" land Of the
FREQ and the home OF the brave. And
il is our duty individually and collec-
lively to keep il waving.
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YOU hlv" 20 hand i; I" Senator Jim"
Reed n" stuck - ms guns in his vote
nn the prcrlnan bill. thu only one Of
his piLrIy who did.
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Atcr rnnSidc hle psdding tho Gov
ernor Of Missouri has finally disposed
of Senator STONES vacant seat TO a
member 90 IL" 81. Louis bnnrd OF elec:
ION comm iSS IunrrS.
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.comnnxntion NeHa.

Funeral expenses were allowed by tn"
workmen's compensation commissioner
to-day in the case Of Rocco Gar1aniii.
killed in tho mines Of the Pulaski Iron
company at Eckman. Garzaniti suffered
a tractureu Of the skull when he was
cauuSht under Il fail Of slate.
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NOTICE

Editor 1ntelligencer:
You arc authorized to announced
Davis Elkins Of MorgantoWn. Monon-
gala Co., candidate for nomination
by the Republican Party for the United
states Senate from West Virginia, SUBJ
Iect TO all rules Of the Republican Party
and the laws of tho State Of West Viz
ginia governing the primary election
10 be ncld August, 1918.
ELHNs CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
J. II. McDERMOTT. Chairman.
P. o. Drawer. 'SSl.
Norrantown, W. Va-Adv.
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Charter Issued.

,'lnrksburg mon will develop coal and
coke operations in Athens and Morgan
counties, Ohio. Five business men az
that cit yohtaincd 4 charter from the
secretary Of stat" to-day for the Moun-
tain State Coal 4 Coke company with
this end in view. The concern is cap
italzcd at $l.000.000. and the incorpora-
tors ure II. w. kopp, E. ID. Tucker. 10
seph l.. Walton. J. H. Mckelvcy and Il.
+. Maxwell. all Of Clarksburs.
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The President now has the Senate's
permission to reorSanlZc and c"-ordl-
nate tho government departments. 70
which Tho House Will assent without
doubt. Now wr snail sec what VIC shall
%
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Senator Chiffon intimatcs that there
is Il Watson Junker cabal in the Demo
cratic veDdpile.
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Thu. French commanders think we'll
Of the lighting capacity OF thu .tncri-
ran soldiers and ar" not hackw1r, in
telling them SO.
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GOOD CAP SUPPLY.

FAIRMONT. ". Va. ApritSN This
was q good day In the Furmont min
ing region. with q splendid car supply.
0f the ISL mines reporting. there were
six down. There were LESS enties in
the field, Of which So were for t load-
\ac Of coke and = cars were ON ned by
Aiv1tc c0nGGrDs. The idle me num-
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". V. l':-a so far. has turpedned ell
enemy crafts tiny have run UP aAginst.
lnpe thy vii got 100 per cent
lrrord on thts cruise.
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top. W. can do II If VIC put our minds
and nut money 10 it.
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Tho warmer days are coming. when
It Will h" our business "a swat the lily
hip and thigh.
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Wheeling leads anil other West Vir-
Sinia cities IN War Savings Stamps ac-
tirity. Df course. she tops thcm all
on IN" Liberty Lean.
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y larg" nvcrsubscrlption 20 the Lib
erty loSn will hcartcn our boys over
there"
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Moving day. the acid les; Of good
nature.
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The States Quota is a littl" over half
subscribed. What SmaItcr""
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ln meet aEaIn this OLD laNuEhc o. lneir
school days. 'Fhc OBSTRUCTION "i arh-
uH"htrih WAS "i"' al IN" more i"Pu''t
poems III M'HiH!'rNS al" ihitH l't"u't'
and a iaS"rii" f"r ""'lh''''t''h 'N'''' "
~ still "nr and H.
This was a famous haitl" between IN"
f,rrrs of Raal one Of the strongest and
most arrogant nations. one that prd"d
,,srlr nu rs army and was most ANN
INNS tn rule tlr world. Indeed they
v,cr. sn ,.uutitlcu; nf their ability to
.,l,sIruv other ur"i.Ic THAI they always
wont forth la BATH. IN great romp.
their horses drr"rat"d with gold cloth
and bright trarniur*, Will" III" m.'n car
r!tli many banners.
.rh,i,. ,,nd r,l. was after thu manner
-, ,L,. JInh,rznllrrn. and their generals
r ,L,. Iliud,rlIlrc rypn The great
,ri,b hammers was the terror az the
,.,,id
,,,,,. r.,e , ,ot. ,f
H','' - H ,,,,., ,,.,irs, ,bc
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01

Now for those May flowers we hav"
beard 81 much about.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01

ebred 1882 and the production loss WIS
1885 tons Shipments to the cast
were limited to 500 loads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01

I.c; us hop" that a.! tho winter hang
overs have disappeared with ATril.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01

VII" among tn" rray-harr"d Schn"i-
boys. AMI schoolgirls. VIII not b" clad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01

To The bravo Allied hosts: Hold
the fort for We are coming"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01
Wells AND
VEILINGS
ARE Demanded

This has been by far the great
est season for Wells in years. Their
extreme Beauty and known Useful
ness are greatly enlarging the
sphere Of their use.
"Over-the-Top" styles are par
ticularly demanded for the many
becoming turbans worn, and divide
favor with the longer Wells.
Showing many effective Novel
ties in Wells in Blacks and colors.
Made-up Wells at all prices,
starting with practical 10o
"Sup-On" styles at.... 1VN
Closing a line Of broken assert.
ments of Colored Veilings; worth
double, at the III
yard. -......... - ~