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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16

{" b.. nominated AMI elected /" the stat"
senate. ,,,,
Within III" next few days. MI f!"' u
rxp'rt$ tn h"sIm a p"rS"tIH! canvass y,
ti,. ftr4t SENATORIAL district. IT.. i!"'"'H
Ia So. tn" lnaJ-rll% Of ih'' tt"f"p'l'""
VOTERS and present his case I" ih"m
himself Tn" pr"pl" ct IN" fir~; u'S-
trirl know Mir Bloch rs AN nnprrthnt
manufacturer: AZ an "uri'I"r e! Iap''
who fer many years has been c"nspic-
uouSly far. liberal. and progressive
IN ali his dealings They know MN
also as 4 man Of affairs. with extern
Siyr interests throughout IN" dIStrl'1:
rs Il publIC-spirltrd and patriotic c''iH'h
who has given freely of his TAM; ms
strength and his means. Il" All 'h!l'
table and patriotic causes. y" man ms
h.nn NOR" actir" in patriotic work uur-
Ing ih.. pas, year Than J. y. Bloch. u"
r!tiZ.uS Vf III" district ais" know VT
Eluch as an experienced Legislator, WI"
has rendered Conspicuous service. par
,Irulurly respecting tho w"rk'uen'S coin
r.nSatlon law. and Republicans IN par
t!rulnr also know him AZ l"Na party
worker For these reasons his trl"nHS
have All cunIid"n"" that h" will h"' h"i"'-
mated and elected.
Yours truly.
GEO. II. ftlll.l,ll'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
THE GERMAN OFFENSIVE

The fourth great offensive BY the
fGermans is GA: and Americans are IN
J the thick OF III" fight. thau'au
} Thicrr,. which point Is il the line Of
jattack has brru held by Am"c'r2n
! troops brigadcd with the French. and
in all probability many thousand
Americans Lrc in the line Al or near
this place.
The first. second AMI thtrd G"rman
ofrensivcs failed. after making sub
stantial progress. They gained terri
tory, but only At frichtful cost in
German lives There IS every reason
! to believe that this offensive will fail
also. Since thc German attack in
March over 100000 Americans have
crossed the ocean Many OF them had
had the benefits Of months OF severe
training: all Of them arc SplendidlF
, equipped and eager for battle. Other
reinforcemen,S 10 the Allied lines
have come from Italy and from Great
Britain T. is almost impossible for
the Germans 10 b. stronger. or even
as strong. as they Were a. The begin
ming OF the March offensive. Their
losses in Owes: three months conti1
uous ach:in. ha"e been hea"y. ana
they could have no new sources 0.
supply OF which 20 draw. But the
victor. which We confidently expect.
will not be easiIy won. and perhaps
the first yrea; blood bath is even now
drenchinc our boys.
Perhaps within few days We may
look for h"art-r"ndlng death list.
This is the price OF successful war:
the red gold. with which Va buy lib.
erty for ourselves AID for humanity.
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THE WATSON MACHINE

Reports that come from Fairmont
indicate that the we'll built. well oiled.
Watson machine Is moving with 80
lentlesS accuracy to crush the amSi'
tons Of ex-senator Chiffon. Mr.. Wat
son does moi make thc mistake Of 20
ing out 10 meet and mingle with the
Democratic voters. His clarion voice.
so 70 speak, is not heard in public
halls. il patriotic gatherings. at indie
pendence Day celebrations, or Liberty
Loan meetings. Mr.. Watson does no,
disturb himself TO present his personal
claims. Why. indeed. should he allow
himself 10 b. bothered about such de-
tails. when he has a numerous army
OF hanchmen and hirelingS who are
willing 10 relieve him of them. so long
as the check book and the fountain
pen continue 20 work?
Mr.. Watson. Colonel Watson" we
should say. knows full we'll the most
potent influence with the West Flr-
ginia Democracy: and out OF an abun-
dance Of experience, h" knows when,
where and how 10 cXrrsskhat influence.
And this all means. in effect. that the
superior legal and Legislative expo
riance OF Senator Chiffon: his years
az parry activity and party services.
his powers as an orator, and his quail
ifcations as student Of public az
fairs. are only trifleS light as air, when
weighed against the compelling In
auence Of the coal barons methods.
For over twenty years tho Demo-
cratic party in West Virginia has
stood for nothing. save corporate IN
fnence. Whom it has had power ia
legislation it has exercised it 10 re-
tard every piece of progressive loEl7-
latior put on The statute books OF this
state. II has been the obcd!ent tool
of all the corrupt elements that have
sought 70 hamper and destroy. all
srlch bnnelicent measures as The tax
reform law. ;he uniform accounting
law. he workmen's compensation law.
and the public utilities law; but the
complete subServiency Of the West
Virginia Democracy 10 corporate
POWER AMI the dollar mark. has not
been more .cnnspicuouSlv in evidence
than in the manner In which its lead
crS. big ard little. from ;he Governor
OF the state down TO the smallest
county constable. have scurried To do
homage 10 the imperiouS demands Oh
{. W. Watson.
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HUNGARIAN ARISTOCRACY.

The peculiar methoos By which The
Magyar ari<tocracy maintain political
power in Nuncar! have not been
much discussed. bU; they may serve
70 illuminate IN interesting phase OF
tho Austrian auiuc"acy. Hungary has
q population Of about 2l.no6.p6o. or
than half arc MaSyars. The Magyars
are as 4 rute the aris,ocracy OF the
country. the great land owners. MGR
chants and bankers. The non-MaSyar
element are the peasants. the work
men, and the small traders.
In the election for deputies. in rhe
Hungarian parliament 1.Dn".0V0
Macyars returned 40G members, and
II, 0O0. 900 non-MagyarS return seven
members Small Magyar districts
with a voting population Of fifty or
less. have representation equal to
non-MaGyar communities Of thou
sands Over 10 Magyar members
are elected by fewer than 100 votes
each. Voting places IN non-Magyar
districts are so arranged that il often
requires = thres-oay Journey for II"
voter 20 cast. his ballot. The election
officials are always Magyar appointees.
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NATIONAL EDITORIAL SERVICE OF TIE WHEELING 1a
SPEEDING UP INDUSTRY
Effective Cooperation Employers and Workmen
That Shows the True Am gcan Spirit.
BY JOSEPHUS DANIELS,

That illustrates tn" American spIrt
g.: industry when intelligent AN" Coz
"I,"raiIN" appeal IS mad" |" me 'hoH
Irttri"tiC Devotion. I" duty. NHal "HH
nom" IN KISS ra$r can Ia u"I" III "i"'iH
:: all lhr men. ihuSr VIII" plan ana or
r;tii.,. and ihu>" who HCtuniiy DO me
w"rh. az inInI'L with thLs >plr!t "ni;h
every American should r"j"l'" l" 'Nh'n-
u IN support IL our brave SoIoI'rS III
France.
Tho rInu who haStrnS production on
'"rj..d" h"suruy'rs - doug hS ratr'"t''
work ~ III. mam who meets prrIi$ IN de-
.,Irul,r SrFN.r'.
T!r.. man wh" lngs here at nom" ana
fails l." de- his utmost I" rush IN" COM
Il.ljnr ni d,.$iruy"rS i" II" soldier ar
>nIl"r. and lacks ,hr spirit of American
As a further interesting illustration
~ lli'' spirit whirh continually Is H''"-
INK expression IN Am"rlrh. th"rr 'hi'i''
8" my desk better from Boston "h''h
r"tirhrd mo very deeply. II was from
an old man. ipu old I" y" enrolled m IN"
army ar navy. but not too old To nave
'hrr hEiIiur spirit which never dI"' IT
nm Arm"rirnu when his country IS IN
d:In,:rr In ibis letter. in which nc DC
,,inr"d Ihr reports that 50 many persons
~,.,,rIi"h IL h.. IrrDiit""rine at public eN-
p'n%,'. tn" Writer SAID.
III seems - pit? when cur country -
! iu such mighty StruGrl" Tor MS sec.
- hi.h and lofty seal" should not he
ah:urh.d hy all. l." keep down III" great
lus$ If II!' that will come /" all h"reuf-
rl IufmIin.s. Who's sous. fathers ana
hruIu,.rN ar" facing serious trials IN 4
f"rr.IGn land h"G"utliur our country.
h"in"" AMI honor against p!rltrS ana
mnrd"rrr~. want 1" max" an "!frr IN
l".hrlr If our grand country. ! hoy"
N..u " I'll nrr'rpt II. am. too old !"
ii,;ht. :tm - HAY" 81. tons "i IRON
huIlnst IN my ',ut that wash IN" g"V-
'rniU"nt w"ull uS" ir'" Of cost Tor any
J,,IrIn'>'' Ii" *."S ~. | wish II could b"
used Tor shell "a blow NJ som" Hun
trench ar submarine. ! am wiling my
-l"...t should r"mnin on beach until "nd
IT war II only her ballast could be used
IL h"lr our boys over there. 1t would
IL. th. hHppIrSt day of my ht" Ia know
III" l:ivnlS ballast sent one Of ih"S" S"n
pirates Ia l'avy Jones Locker. Mind
'"u dunt ask tn" government for Quo
cent for II. "nlv ..'.nd 4 team /" cart II
away and VIII willingly lose days
pay Ia tc ,h"r" and give IL Ia In" drIv-
Il hay" hnurhi Two Liberty Bonds
and my wife. ~ often rs possible. is
E"iIing Thrift stamps. w" ar" trying
IT, a." our hIl. If thu government wall
only accept my offer. | CIV" II gladly"
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disguised, and now find themselves
taken Il: their own word DULY t"w
years ago no periodicals IN Inc lnlh'l
States wr.r lunrc cOhSlstcn. and per
Eisient N assailnS III" Federal gov
eminent. A. conducted h. such m"h
as Wu. ii. Taft. Film, Hoo. and
t.yrnlns Post aud Golfers. Nut IN
issue Of these more or l"SS rcltab!"
Journals Ma allowed 10 70 "a press
without suIIlc criticism. covert or open.
Of thu. StandpaltrrS and thc Cnn*rrra-
tlvcs vino wvr" SO backward as even
10 suggest mildly l:Iai L business man
had some lights. that an employer "
labor VAS nor necessarily Il scounGr"l.
and that tn, maintenance Of industry,
tn" payment oE fair profits on in
vested capital, ami thr development n!
our grra; natural resources. wcrG
really matters of somr iruporianc",
even '!n'u LIZ Hois' ""'' '"' o">'' ~
the upiitr These able Journals were
NOT 'H' only ou'nu'lS' Ou' '''f: "e'F
conspicuous aulouS 'H' Puo''@1'''h'
HiaI uei'oeF"'''! rAp'o'''o ""u "'""'
n'o"es ""' "' pop"'"' II '''''"''''S
'@"''''' VI '''eN ''' r. = '''
ufartur"d by themselves.
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nrt,v ry,n;n., Post a.aius, The, ur,....
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RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
IN COLORADO.

Mid Cnlorado's giant hills Tvo settled
for tbs. summertime. and i""l IN" ola
erstatlc thrills. when viewing SnrriaclrS
sublime. Id lk" 1" talk Of what sec.
OF snowy peaks. nf wundrous d"ilS. ~
crystal torrents wild and free. Cor All
these things ar" wearing bells. HGt
whom I hail some tourist guy. and Try
tc, tell him how feel. h" DAVIS IN"
earth. and makes reply. wen whip the
Huns I'll bet a wheel TIL" British and
the French arc tired. they've Scrapr"d
50 long their legs ar" sore: at them a
million guns were fred. their feet ar"
w.; with PruSSian gore. But now our
boys are getting lhrr" in numbers inrg"
enough t. note: their coattailS fluIicr
in the air. and they will get tn" T"ut"n
goat Oh yes. tn" :" hills ar" out ~
sight, ;hr raging torrents ar" -. X. hut
whom nur boys ar" ont to fight. what
price are hills and torrents. pray The
rrussians fight with dragging step.
they've scrapp"d SO long they're human
wrecks. and Eoun "IIr soldiers. full Of
pep. will wind their legs around thor
ns-,ks Oh, yes. that vista is 4 peach.
that landscape surely takes IN" bun:
but who would Of such trlfl"S preach.
when VIC arc out i" SGu"lch the Hun
All. mo. for som" c"nEenial soul. !" pass
with me- thn summertime. To sit with M"
upon n knoll. and talk Of scenery SUBJ
lime,
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u nu l!Is,rn'l"u "r wh.' "an l."
dom lay .,.-,i,.r:rtiuu and "r:"rt Oh tar
part a.. employers and Their w"rkm"n
L.. III" r"iai. i !iti!" .Ir,Idcnt that 'a"!"
/" rs: uut,''' i i"w days AZ" n ""ti'!''''-
tn'u w.'A >'':u" E'r: important WORK
rni;lI;; Iur thu ntly VII, v!'w t" *
I"d!i.n:; ~" delivery ri destroyer ana
t"r..t.
In "rd.r :" property equip their plant
II was n-,"~SHr? I" obtain = traf"iiuH
"r:n.. ~. communicated with nearly
"y"rvhmiy who mad" Sri"h hprurntu~.
hU; IA" Nh"r;r-! delivery Tina; ~, ~ ~
promised was ~i\iy days. Hd'r tn"
circumstances thrr" waS m"'hIEe !" Ga
hIt nr""pt tii' pr"i"SHi This VAS d"i"
BY l"i"rh"n" on = SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
on Suniny an officer If Ih" Iiur"au OF
Steam Eng in'':InH rrV""''l''d :" TN"
works of In" manufacturing arriving
th"r,: early Monday morning.
H.. 81 uIit." I"i in touch with IA" re-
sp"nsIhl" officials "t Ia. arm. ana r"ir.
r'',S.ui'h I" im'iu III" Ini'"riHu'" |" MS
of Obtaining mtiCh "arlI.r delivery than
SIXiy day" Tn" iurrln"u uT III" several
departments w,r" summoned. Huh after
listening =" Ia. StrirunruI - tn. officer
thu lr.!h Il uurrr"h ruu>r!IHi'''n and
d,'ruI"d that tn. spirit nt 'h wh"l"
establishment WIZ =u''h that they could
"u' TIA. TIM III iw"- Th!> VT very N
ruurIGgnE. hui alter l.,''klnI; oyer tin"
,.innt ilr. officer rh"u i''lI th"m iha' H."
h"ird they r"niUi 1t" even h'tlrr than
ira!.
REPRESENTATIVES. w"r.. mad. that an
"t?l.r !Hr,.. 'r:.u.' In III. works -al"'' n
\aNN l'"p:irtni,u rr,l"C VA 'h' 'rIict-
ms IA. sii"l'. aml lhHt u tn"N could get
Iu'm"rliHi" >hirur'u' for - ;n'.N miEh' h.
an!.. to- ,uI,r">.. their estimate, rh"
"fu,"r assured lh"ul that thu affirming
rr,n' would l." "mi "f tia wHi AMI.
after further u~uItrir,n IN" foreman
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PREACHERS OF Discomfort

To thoSs. sober minded citizens who
do NOT seq evil in everything that j.;
and co not run wil,. 20 acceE; "yrry
new fad and fancy. Iarre is some con.
solat ton a: present in listening 20 the
walls OF journals and individuals who
have made business nf stirring up
discomfort. who have been preachers
of socialism and anarchy. onl: thiniy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
NEW PICTURE HOUSE
New Picture House to Open at Sis
tersviNe This Evening With
Much Pomp.

William II. Hoffman. the motion PC
tUr" WIZARD at Tho Stul". VIII adj an
Other splendid new picture. hnue' Ia his
already larG" 81 ring. when he opens in"
new hnuSr in SiSt"rSvillr th!S evening.
!; is III" very latest word in tn" mo-
lion picture world and will also In, IN"
IT tlr' best in Tho state.
&. W. 'ranZhrim nf tins Guy was the
architect for the new building. white
l. H. Kitchen was tn" contractor. viii
H. Hoffman. resides III thus city and ha.i
hr"n connected with TN" ulrlur" husi-
ness for som" tim" and has mad" It i
grand S.;rr"SS.
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FOR Mr.. BLOCH
A Friend Denies Rulnors of Withdrawal
Predicts His Nomination.

tn ,hr Editor 81 Til" INTEL i;"n'.r.
~ Il frI"nd nut supl".rj"r "r Hon.
T.s..,- \ Hl"ch IN his candidacy for the
I:-uuhlirar Il"tu.nutt"n :"r tn" Ntht'
s,.,;..t. | wan; t.. call attention "a nitd
~ d"rN ..mptatrally 4 Siat"n"n; err
,.ufnird 10y ,S",ii., 81 ms "prnn"ntS.
bn account of NJ. ll""h's nhS"n>"
from th. ~, F"r f"w days mns' ~
which; ti,l. he WAS engaged in most i'm
pt.r,anr and pressing business. hnrlnE
~ do wiki the "iupi"ym"n. "f many
Lundrni p,urE.. some on, has circulated
ne report that h" v"ilI wit hdraw from
;hr senatorial -i"". | am au'h"r'x"d 10
saw THAI Mr. f:Inrh has n" though; ri
Withdrawing: n" has n"""r had my su'h
! nouyh,, and, on the contrary, expects
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
GERMANY DEMANDS
GUARANTEE BEFORE
BELGIUM IS GIVEN Up

AMSTERDAM. July lI.-"ln peace
w. mus, he guaranteed aga INST h',-
ni,,,,, L.,,.. us,d as ground oil whi"h
t. drplul military forces. but from Wv.
rrunumIr standpoint We mus nav
runrantrrS against being Isolated. Sh."
Count won HcrllinE. the German , ill.,
,.rr,,n attitude toward Belgium.
Il, must be- made /" the inl"r'SI w.
p,lri,In lu secure, close "Cnn"ll!lc T''"
IInnS with Germany. declared "u"'
,on HcriltnG Should Germany SUI
coed IN attaining such an ihtilnAIS ~,
.,r.,.i ,.nrn.ri,nn Ihis would bring
about a political agreement with '''l
many IN WHICH We should S"rur" me
h.".: guarantees against futur" r"rilS
from ENGLAND and Franc" by way oi
iclgium
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For Higher Ra ties.

Tho Wh"rling Electric company TO-
,lay hlrd an Application with The public
Service commission for authority !" IN
"r"H':" its rate. for light and power ser
VIC" in Wheeling and I:s suburbs. TIL"
raSc has been set FOR hearing on Sep
lcnrhcr -. Tn" Randall Gas company
Of MnrSnniown has asked tn increase
it's gas rate. from q sliding seal" nf 90
cents - cents. Is cents and Is cents
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CONTRACT FOR HOUSES.

WASHINGTON. July lI.-Thr first
contract for The construction OF houses
under tn" general housing program
of the department OF labor was
awarded today 10 the Wills-Egelhof
company Of New York city. The con.
tract is for the construction Of 81
residences al Charleston. W. Va.
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Vocational Education.

Greatly Increased attention Will he
given next year IN vocational rduTaLlon
III West Virginia /" mechanical training
for soldiers. II WAS announced to-day by
J. j.. Marsh. stat" director under the
Hughes law. upon his return from
VA hinctun, wh"r" he attended con-
i"rrn"r II tn" National Nura;ionHi
Board with all the state directors.
Tin" state VIII rrreIy" $.:0.U0h from
III" federal vocational funds neat year.
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ONLY ROUTINE BUSINESS.

WASHINGTON. July Il. The sum
mcr vacation Of congress began 10
day. Both houses met for routine
business. The senate adjourned until
Thursday under tn" agreement for
Monday and Thursday sessions only
until August II.
. House leaders had similar plan
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Compensation News.

New "!rCiiunS |" protection under IN"
$tHl" w"rkm"u compensation fund
wrr" aUIr"r.pI To-day rs follows:
Eu%mi-,il ,'"hl company. of EucNllHn-
non. la"E"r Fuel company. of Jaeger:
Imperial COAL company. If Eurkhannnn.
and II. Y. Stout. coal mining. Of Mount
Clare
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Carrying "ut orders uf The state health
council. ISSUED several months ago. III"
stat" hySi"uIr laboratory. located for
several years In M"rEIntnwn. connected
with tn" university. IS being moved L"
I hHrl"sinn, wh..r' It will be- directed in
III" fUtUr" under the supervision Of the
state department "f health. il was an
nnunrcd at tn" department to-day.
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per thousand cubic feet IL - cents. 80
cents - cents and H. cents.
Thr Northern Virginia Power COM
pany has applied /" tn" commissions
fur att hurity I" max" USE OF the poles
~ tn" Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Trlri'h"n" r"mparls pnlrS AZ Il distance
If seven miles along thr MarlinsburG
and Winchester pike t"r slrlnSinS it's
high tension wires.
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Warning IDSn%

Health Comm ssionrr r. T. Davis nf
Charleston. has issued warning
AaEinst tho use Of water in tho city for
drinking purposes unless II is boiled
Analysis ~ tho water shows it to b.
DANGEROUS for drinking purposes unless
ii Is hollcd for Al least 20 minutes.
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JAPs TO BUILD SHIPS.

WASHINGTON. July lj.-Contracts
for thirty additional steel cargo ships
have boon let by tho shipping board 10
Japanese yards. Contracts also have
been let for building twenty transports
&C. tho Bethlehem ship building corpor-
alton al AlaInada, Calf.
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In f..w V"nrS from now many VII
grat. aiIi. r"r'all TN" tim" when dutr
PROMPTED them !" practice SELF dental
m ORDER 10 h"rntn.. hahitual Stvrr$ and
h,tyerS. OF war savings stamps. They
will then enjoy n" comfortable feeling
Of Inder"n'lrnr" which hey probably
n,.S.r had before.
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AMSTERDAM July lI.--Th'' l;"hhS-
IN. according tn u dlSna:rh from l"ri'h'
h.> ADJOURNED until November =. ''ic
al ~ last Hr'S saturday WAS I" piss u"
tn\aIirn hubs which ;hr fInHnr" MN
;>,.r declared w"r" more "Nt"n"iE" ana
NOR. important than any sine" lh' '"""'
daiinn nf In" empire.
Nr,rr ,hr E"rhSiaG had voted III" war
credits. President F'hr"nhh"h "a'I 'hht
thu Refreshing could l'''k lHrN with sat
lsfar,ijun :t1"n The last session ana lltl
'n. rrorlr could also regard tn" 1"7r"
,r,uIi.s IN the ,as, with satisfaction. Nn
hnnhJ HI. government would SuGr""d IN
rr.uiu- q WAY. 10 tho east. entering ny"
friendly relations. bringing order where
disorder rrignS and concluding economic
agreements.
we cannot tell our constituents" he
declared THAT The rnd vt their Shrri-
ru."s; has ''"mc. hut II - I" h" h"r"d
tina; tn. trials -" IHSI winter wcr" horn"
better than tn. previous ON" ana rs
!,.,y"n has p'r,;"Nrr"i fr"m failure. ma
our Stuunrh and faithful l""plc will ''l""
H., able Ia boar Inc hardshiN> "f the
rufu,nr WINTER.
Herr r,iir.nirarh INSERTED aT IN" E'iI,t
uC Ihr war dud net r."t with G"rm"ny.
and that ~ Ia enemy had prrS"v"r"d IN
au effort Ia aunIhllHir tn German poo
pie uc;hlnU remained f"r ';"rmanN. mn
Ia hronk rhi@ dNsir' for annIhilatl"n. II"
concluded.
"Wr rlar" orr iLltn III t;"IS nr"ie"-
,inn If nur valiant and Inromrarahlr
army So iNai It Will wiz victories ihiS
summer lay The foundations for an hon
cradle and lasting pence.
1hEnp\ July ih.--.N >harir ;nd!ri-
utrui Of IN" rIl"rS "f Germany hr Max
iinllran Harden /: contained IN Il current
number If IN XukuuSt. 'rh" holders If
high nrrn,'1 he - uuni"h ~ saying IVY
ihr Rotterdam correspondent If the
nail, Telegraph. wh"n II seems useful
ir themselves, pr"''~r; I" fhN"r new
world urlrr sc democracy and nati"r2l
n,.n.... hut Iir-y. really rrr only carr! ing
GA ~" tradition "f I'll" power Of tho
sword
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16

There is at least ~ cases Of typhoid
fever in the city. These have not oecn
traced. hut il is believed the disease re-
suited from drinking impure wafer.