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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
WAS bora in Sw",ltu and had h"r"m" An
AInrrirAM rili2cn by n:NGrAl l2ntlWn.

WAS bora in Swr,ltu and had become An
American citizen lay n;yGral'2ati"n.
Mt tn" fisheries bureau 4 Is Coz
c,.rlrd that III" l-hnIt operating off
New l:nEirnd In" r''rn III charge # 81
skilled anl well informed navigator.
sine" il has "r"r;lrcd safely IN som" "t
III" most dangerous places.
Th" fact that ''ariAIn Robert Wha~-
ton at ia" Srhorncr ROBBERY anal Richard
whlrh WAS sunk July 80. made II" r.
port nt r"r"Gui2lnr TN" l-hnat r"ru-
iutnr"r. huw"v"r is regarded rs milking
II certain that III" latter - not tn" nIHn
mentioned bay rurI"r. since captain
Wharton knew that man we'll. The cap
tain 1t the t'-lr"at is al as having
said when he sank the Robert md RI"1-
ard This is tn" S"C'r!d American f!aS
| have new. | have ono in my summer
home IN Maine and I'll keep this one
to 80 with il som" day.
lie ais" told Captain Wharton he hao
lived in America for n long tim" an"
hal hal Il summer home in Main" SInrs
1896. The man mentioned a* the sus-
p,"l in tho Gloucester reports never Nv
I'd in Maine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
Two subs" At work.

WASTllECTnN. n. G.. Aug. lc.-ln
discussing tho submarine raids with
n"wsrnI"r correspondents today. Srrr"-
tArv Daniels said b. believed there nT"
two E-huatS or"rntirE IN ibis side "t
tho Atiantir. lie said H. did not hfii"V"
They have n base in American shores
and explained that they frequently re-
rlrni&hcd their stores and supplies from
vessels they destroy.
Naval patrols an the o"ast mr." as
"ff.rIiv" mS can b.. Mr.. Daniels d'"lHr-
cd. adding thai il IS impossible for than
to Toe everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13

WASH! EGTnN. Aug. l@.-F"Gr sur
yivnrS If ~" American schooner. Na'''
I',lmrr sunk lay Il German summarize
Saturday evening. Ton miles cast ~ NaI'-
,Iickr, have landed ~ N"w l'"di"rd. tho
navy department WAS ;!d"lS'd l'H"H'
with n rri,urt that They ""r" taken
aboard the submarine. wh!"h was ""V
feet long nN"un;"'! On" Eun ana ''tT'"
, crew If 80 men, Tic rari.Iin Of th"
raider. tn; said. declared h" WAS
.,.uu,nr,! +, rcmn,n "r ,h.s side "r tn"
Atlantic i"r six U"il:hS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13

boston. Au%;:s' l".--r'ift""u survir-
or. # th, Swedish STEAMER SE'llanI ar
r,v'd h.~.. tui't% an! reported that their
Y. s>"i had l"r.m sunk 10y Il German sut-
nrriH. Saturday. Fifteen others Of ia"
rev w'r.. picked NJ by Hn"t!l"r ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia ar near beach Caraciy coo. Presenting
strictly nldrr.: hotel after extensive A!irTA;ons
lutrnrcnc,,;s and rriunSi!nc. rrirar BATHS. run
n:ns water IN rr-,ns. elevator. rfc NHIoe table.
yr,J,. >,.r,icc Offers EtSr!ll ra;ra 81 up daily.
,.,..,, weekly l2r,krt. W +. SHAW
jc2i tn sat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
TcDnrt Got Verified.

WASH N';'rrN. August i@.--lnv"Stl-
grr:-l Icy ''"rnu!s$I"u"r Hugh Il Smith.
of tn" lLi,I,lu r. flsH.ri'S. has falI"h 10
pr,lu"c rvii,n"'' /" support Reports
ha; "a. ,.rutr'an'i"r nt ~" - -TniHn
Submarine which has l"'"u sinking fish
lmG craft off ia" N'w EnT'and c"h*t
formerly was in TIA" Ini:rd S:a'CS t!sh-
cries r,.ry go" t'niHnIS:.'"n"r Smith r"-
,,,r,r.I today from t;i"r!""SI"r wh"r" he
,n..rlirr,! into the report. II" sand h"
f,.ur.I mo- nur vino r','"rn:H"d tn" %'lh-
r,4,rinn .oruil,an,l,r and that H." had u IN
!. f,rrrr,i iha. 4 former fisheries S"r'i"r
uryirrrur q hu%,. nam" wHS mentioned
IN tn. runners ami whose VIII" lives IN
.,:l,urrui.i. lbs lr. Ii in;"rn'h in Sw"'!"n
rms n.ln was III In" Fisheries service
from I>"G uriiE January. ING. a"'"rn-
~: t. H.. record" when h" WAS nis-
charged "a. l"'irr "UrSI'lSf"'t"ry. f6
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LOST and FOUND

GOST-A light brown chrCkcred mans
size coat. between Wheeling Park and
73rd and Enff ST.. last evening at
o'clock Owner will receive reward for
return to the Intclligenccr office.
1u-1a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
ASSASSIN EXECUTED.

AMSTERDAM. Aux. 12.--H"r'.' Dan
shin. th. asSassIn ~ Field Marshal 1i"r-
man Won F.ichhorn. was executed on
Saturday according TO advicrs from
kieT
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WANTED-nIale


wANrED-Mcn to work in wholesale
rr"ccr% house. Apply Daers Grocery
Co. 18th and Main St au-lj-i
WA:5TED--NlEht turn ensirecr. Call
ph"n" ""a6. "u-l2-l
WANTED men on sheet metal
and copper work: steady employment
and Soul surroundings. Address II. T..
.,rb"nz. Philadelphia, w. Va. au-l2-i
WAETED-ShUe SaIesman. Apply to G.
O. Frederick. Mgr" &. r. Kinney Co..
Inc. 1913 Market St. au-l.-l
TANTEp-Mcn. our Illustrated ca,a-
loEuc explains how we teach barber:
ing quickly. Mailed free. Meier Barber
Cnl!cge. 331 w. 5th St. Cincinnati. Ohi9.
WAETED-Two boys, 16 years or over
to learn the printing trade. Apply to
foreman Inteiligencer after z p. m.
ny-15-tt
WANTED-Patlcrn makers Wood fol
large we'll equipped shop: fan dust and
shaving ccnvcyors; fine city; living en-
rnns.s reasonable: steady employment.
address J.. .. Hox @52 Salem. Ohio.
WANTED-IN pick miners at once.
Steady work. Garrett & Wilson. Bell
7lI /: u. Brooks Itun. ou.S-l
good boys TO learn
trade. Good wages u boys desiring
TO advance. Apply Intellgcnccr OFFICE.
] 5h5 Market street au-?-f
WANTED--Mii!incr to take position cut
Of city. ,iood saiary. Apply 5. Vi.
Ric,. & Co. 13Ga Main st. auu-l0ll
W A,CED-Several men with some SELL
Ing experience to train for good posi-.
tions., with large concern. Salary paid
while learning. Training period usually
1yo weeks. TO those who qualify we
yrtl1 train for branch work. Salary AID
commission. Personal bond aud retor-
cnce required. Apply Manager, 4o1
North Main St. auu-lo-in
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Unn persons 10 c1t break
fast. dinner and supper AZ IN" "l"an-
est and "n"ls; restaurant III W ar"llnE.
Iuhlir inspection If kitchen and dining
rnnu invited. Crystal l"staurant. li-3
~ IL, -. au-l0-I
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IN
FLIGHT FROM
RUSS CAPITAL

4
AN" Ell ~, ''"r"'' 80
Shc':E government WI shorty l"h''
N.,;,.o,,. rur Errns;nd,. tho l.. Rim l.rkal
t..,,,....- ,,,,n..
and War Minister TT"tzk% nav" "'!''"'H
reached there, III. nrwSIa.Trr adds.
",,r;..,. o,i ,..,rr.r.r.voIu.;or
-, ,..
VII" AT" uhn'r "If'S'''''''''''' VIZ
H.. taken tn krnns!ah.. a"r''rdInI I" inns
rl;n.
-----------
l-'.Nl'''>' N"S"N'
1hE. Say" H"d |" N''nS''n'' ga
has" near ir'r"ErhH. a''''r"'"s -
l:tt'h SchI "u' :. III S'''' w
Wolff bureau ~ l''?''h 'L'l'! ~ '"'''' 49,
Tnr'rh n''w*rAprrS. SaAH Il HIVES ''i'''
from lftTis.
- -, 1.,,Io, Sunday
,,'., ,I',r. ;,,.r,,,I Ia
,..,r,,,.,, I,rcs r,I,r ia the Ter
,i,.,, ,h,,. ,,r..,dv have, r.,u,
L:-n,,.,.,I, ,,,.rrj,.,ron diSrai,,hr<
sru,,.,r .,,J ,h,: rh,. :nti-i:u!Sh...il
movement IN RUSSIA was rapidly grow
ing and that tho l:"lShrN'k government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13

THE Hk,;t'F. August 12.--Janancs"
advance TROOPS az. in touch with the
I'y"Chu SinvnI:< say. u Moscow duSpatrh
to IL" Wrs r T.ilung uf l:rctn"n.
Grin" EH""hn-SluIak tr""p$ ut Niadi-
voSi"!; "hu hav" been IN touch with III"
.ta;GtE,sr cnr SON" i;:ur. ARE separated
from ih"ir comrades i'll western Siberia.
Who h"dv Tho TrnmSSih"r;rn railroad
w."I ri; IrkUiSk. II this dispatch IS
meant l." refer t" the t'z"chn-Sl"vahs IN
western Siberia it is undoubtedly Moor
rect as no advances BY III" allied forces
from Nl:rdi!uS'"k has been r"port"u)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13

=. POPULAR; KIND or LIBERTY. =.
"rr""'lun /" d" what :h"y ought not
DO" r"In"rk"I H." nhr on III" car is
tn" only kind ~ liberty tiat appeals 10
som" fellows. "-.Tul'Ln BLADE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
FOR RENT-Houses and Apis.

FOR REET--GoGd office and living
rprrns on the second ard third floors OF
fin, Row. lnt2il.E"nc"r building. 1908 and
l5GI MARKET ST. Now ready for occu-
marcy. Npr,y Peter Boyd. care 1ntclll-
,crccr ap-iI-tf
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FOR SALE

rnR sAIE-rhr hest !trg" roomnG
hnr>- IN ,nr c:tl. :i":!m heated. cleo
tr.ct lights hot and cold water. r"fur-
ni.h"l thr"u,.iI"ut. clos" To J"r"is ana
ears. y bargain. Address E""rnS. 1879
Market 81. Wheeling. w. VA au-le-i
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BOTH BRITISH
AND JAP TROOPS
JOIN SLOVAK5

LONDON. August l2.--HrtiSh troops
"hI"h were LANDED ut Niadv"St"s nave
rT"r''.ri"d To- III" I::urI river 'front.'
wh'r" th"y w"r" given an enthusiastic"
r...",tirn by tho ,'z"rh"Slnv"k forces
w.i'h whom they are cooperating. ar
c"rdins "a ;n official statement issued
h r" tonight.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
HAULING CoNTRACT.
90 nno CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY.
TTTTTR

SECUNES Z TCN LNOCh'
Srra,lv work. rrliahl: firm: an uppor-,
tur,ry FIR ,.wurr-driVrr L. get into bust
ness So Garrett. I'll Mnin ST. Bell
riIsI!" nr'N.
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TWO SUBS RAID
Continued from Page One.)

Oc\ tho crew w"r" ESCAPING. acrrT'r!nS 70
members II Tho crew. wh" arrived mere
to-day. Two "thrr ,'h""H"r$ !" III" VI
emit nt tn" Mary S"nm"it w." ai%"
S!rl.d and destroyed. ~" nSicrm"n
stated. hu. they w"r" "nahi" 10 identity
IT." craft positively.
= The Scnnrus crew rowe! for -
hours before They w"r" picN"d UP %
mills OF .Hirhlamd Light. Th'T "a"
:h.y w"rc fred Oh without warning. l:'''
first shell crashing through ih'' Sch'"n-
..r'- side ;uS, below tho water ijr". Sh':
;y:,& on her way To In" !i"S,":I ''iarh'N
with = h"rv. crtcl and filled :" rrN.'ly
no Grew bad no time To- SAY" i"r>"ili!
effects AS they W.T." rowing away
from their vessel. they stated. nc sub
marine fir"d c"ur shots i: ih"ir $rE''ii
boat. Ill Of which missed b? c"hSid"rahi"
margins.
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FOR SALE-AutomobileS.
WANTED Agents

wANTED--Three good agents to cell
household necessities on the INSTALL
mont plan. Best Of goods and best IT
commissions. We pay weekly. e. +.
Adams Co, 1l4n-li42 5iain ST. Inr-12-N
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FOR RENT

ROOMS Ton TENT-Th" hest r"nn'inE
house IN llir r!sy. Steam h"':t''i. "i"ciric
H.lu:. h", ar! Id wafer. returrish"d
tnr.nILli"m': clos: II" d"i"'IS and 'hTS.
Manhattan II"i"l. ~? Market s..
WhrrliE=. au-l--l
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WANTED-Two boys, 16 years or over
to learn the printing trade. Apply TO
foreman Intelltgencer after p. m.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

Dur yaJrI nCugnc VIRGINIA AVE.
NE WILL OHlAE AND Ht.Atl
0,"an view. rnpa"ity. $50. prIrat" hh'hS.
running watt" in rooms. &C. AtE"rit;th
plan. open all year Booklet and pc
cal rates uI-,n request SAM Ell. ELLIS
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WANTEU-Female

WANTED--Yuung women as saleslad!cS
in all departments. Steady Positions
and good salaries 70 competent girls.
Apply in person 1T once. The Rose 90.
au-lS-i.
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eressmet stating that this association which has a membership m over thipiT-five states in the nion strong z, urges the paRage of the same
 lt is expected that the Southern Commtrcial Congress, which will con- vene at Baltimore. Dec S-l5 will en- dorse the bal. and that tho Highway Industries association meeting Dee 1l-12. in Chicago, will do likewise. The Ameritan. Automobile association endorses tho measurt4 Telesrams from Senator BdnkHcad to Secretary Rountree are enthusiastic. and he feels certain that the same will be passed at this session of congress.
 Tbe advocates and friends Of rhe BanNhcal National Highway are quite enthusiastic over the oil, and the feel confident that ta.s great hiebu1y. ahich is named for Senator Bankhead. will come in for its share Of the appropriation.
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HUNDRED MILLION FIR Gl&d>%5I!!Ifl||
 s---.-.-------~-
SENATOR BANKHEAo INTRO oucEs alLL FOR HPPRoPRIA-
 TON TO A5ti HIGHWAYS.
i''-vNF82 zt
Bill carrys With 1t tie Authority to Designa,e Certain Roadways Which Win Be Improved Under the AppFo- Pri9,ton.

United States senator John II. Baukhead, president United States Good Roads association also chair man of the committee con postonfices and post roads introduced in the sch ate Monday Dee 2, d comprehensive ln carrying a St00N00,00o appro- rriation for the building of national hiehways and sood roads tmoughout the nation This bin carries Wth it authority for the designation of ce' tain highNayy throusHuW the conn try Tire Hill has tne endorsement 0. the admlultmt and go'ernmeht officials. lt is believed that it will be speedily enacted iuo law before next March. when an extra session of congress will be called by Preai- dent Wilson.
 The United States Good Roads a- eocmtlon heartily endorses Senator Bauhheads bill and Secretary Roun- tree has sent teleerama and resolJ- tons to various seu5.ore and con
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To euard Anainst l1fluenza.

Don't let ;le dread inlluenza gct you # Nou have even tbe sughte. cough or cold better begin usins Foley Honey and rar al once. Henry Widis, Sandy Point. Texas, is one e. many thousands who consider tais remedy just fine l3e says 4 sui fered severely with 9 bad cought; af tor usir2 foIr or five dollars worth of different medicines decided to try Foley Honey and Tar One boti.e gave relief pes, medicine i ever used Co1tains no opiates "A C Jennings Adv
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TAX coLLecroR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereoy given that tae un dersienod. Collector of Garland Cou,n ty, Will Joe at the following places on the dates named herein, for the purpose Of collecting taxes on Rcat and PERSONAL property and the per capita tax for the year lolS
 t9t9
 January 6-Mar3ilo 1oanship. Thompy lounss residence $ a. n to D. m
 January 7-Mountan rovneh.p. Graves school house q. nc to . p. m
 January s Baxter Township, Nil Tabor, a. III, to 3 D. n.
 January 3 Buckville Township, Buckvle, 5 a m to D. m
 January lo. Cedar GlSdes Town ship Cedar Glades. 3 a m to F. m
 January H. Hale Township Vaughn store. lo a, m to 3 D. m
 January E. Ouachita Township, Cunningham Place, 10 a. m. Co 5 E m
 January li-Bear Township, ~Bear, 9 m. 10 D m
 January l5- Crystal Township, CIyatal Springs, m. ta.a D. m.
 January IS Liueolgf Township. Meyers school housey(, 3. m. to 3 p. --1anllarlG rlG--.-1L.---La~S foSnsbip. key holds school house. a. m Co p. m.
 January lS-Farmtr Township. Mazarn scnool house, 3 a nL to D, m
 January 2o-Bain Township, Crys- tal school house, a. m. to 2 D. m.
 January 2t-Autioch Township, Fourche school house, 10 a. ID to : ?. m.
 January 23-Mooney township. Rush Fork schcol house, lo a. ul to 3 D. m.
 January 23-Inlon Township south Fork Precinct 1e a m to T nj.
 January 2i.~ Nt Valley Town ship. Mt Valley school house, 10 d m. to 3 ?. m.
 January 2o Sulphur Townsnta Lawrence. 10 a. m. to 5 3. m.
 January 27 Phillips Township Lonsdale. l08 m 70 ?, m
 January 21 Lon dale City, 10 q 1 m Go p. m
 January 2S.-Mayarn Township 1 Peacy ?. Q ID a. m to D. m.
 January % Mill Townsnip. Hemp wallace. to a m. to 8 ? m JanuuN seth Co April l0th Eoi Springs Township, Cour tousC
 All taxes delinquent after Apli lcth and penalty will be added
 DRING YOUR DEED WlrH NOC
 Given under my hand ds Collector of Garland County, at Hot 6prne Arlunsas. this the 23rd day of No 1 yemller. 1918 s. J. ERICKSON, Tax Collector oG Garland CoauC Arkansas l2 b 3t
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hlow tIe Ended KIdn.y Tro .sIc.

"t had severe attack Of kidney trouble and for three weeks could not get out of doors aud scarcely out oi bed. :" writes $ E. Brewer Village Springr. Ala. Could not bend crcr at vdthout most excruiat'ng pains | purchased bottle of Foley Kidney Pills Was relieved after first few doses and continued their use until completely cured consider Foley Kidney Pills the best kidney remedy In The world. No recurrence cT my trouble. A C. Jennings. sAdV.
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No Time for That

Kathryn came running io her moth CT. crying as though her heart would treak Between sobs she said thai a Cc9 had frightened her Her mother, tg.rrg to divert her attention, sala. "Whaf kind Of q tail did the dos havcT kaihYn sobbpd. "po vou sy'ge l stopped tu look at his tail2"
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UsS biggets Golden Tip Tea for making iced tea. This tes is pro cured only frrm the early flowery pickings. which in tAls country if found in but few Of the most exclusive stores, and then at prices yaryins from S2.0O to $500 a pound Price HOO a pound. For sale by R. c. MoT ris Drug Co. Phone 242, 6.fott
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EXPERT VULCANIZER HERE.

We have secured the services If A. J. Wallace, Of Akron, Ohio. expert vulcaui er. who has charge Of o1r tire dclarmeut and is prepared Co turn out the highest grade oi work Harvey Tire ard Battery Co., Phone ITS l2-@-gy
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vaInablc New MetaI.

4 while metal which takes n bril- liant polish and holds If on exposure to the atmosphere, and claimed to be possessed by an alloy of bismuth. mer- eury, tin, zine and copper has been covered ny patent
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Two million American women are rugged in wsr wOr6 lBut i- is ped by husbands and prospective husbands that they have not absorbed
 wurlilc spirit permanently.
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THEsT FROM PACKAGES.

Continued complaints aiise throJsh tbe baggage ana the packages of per-
 sons connng into Hot Spuu being broken into while in transit and sucu contents taken as appeal to Che de- sires of the persons who open the Packages or trunks or parcels,
 The situation has grown worse through tl,e fact tlat at some poiu a country oonstahulary or other of fieers ol small authority have gone on trains and broken open baggage supposedly in search of conrtaband whisky.
 The express messensegs, who get a lot of the fire o. criticism, say that t $ the officer who breaks open the parcels, and who takes taeretron uhateyer may ho lost
 A voting woman coming into lloi e<sags was so lacking in mdsmeut ~ to have placed her money in her trunk. When she reached hero it was gene. The loss represents a lot oi hard toll and savings.
 Either as the express messengers woeld have one believe, some officer of the law stole the money. CT else some messenger pos it.
 The money and the parcel was no' outside tee possession Of railroau messcraer from shipment to delivery save and unless some sworn officer of the law went through the trunk and stole the money
 Afr McAdoo might we'll set a1cus the correction of this evil If pr.vate ownership existed and such a crime were committed an investigation would follow We are not living in Russia An investgation of each and every case should be made
 The government has the right eyhen waen il charHes express mes l..sIlls-rs with yesponsibuity. to prevent HrerV local officers from exercising a method of theft in connection with baggage and parcels. and if the gov ernment would stop the petty loca' thief, then the Government could hold it's own agents responsible.
 sAads~when the persons who eugaee In these thefts are caught they should ' not be merely let out of the service. but should be treated as other thieves are treated and should be place1 ih iail and tried fnr the otfenses against ] the property of the travelling puo- lie.
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Paymaster for the Party.

AS an lnduccucnt To Cecil aged four to attend Sunday school for tho first tune, she was allowed Co carry the pen mes to be put into inc collection eu- Ntiopc When the class monitor came around the teacher md the rest of the class were very much amused to heur her say In her most dlgnihcd tones "Ilerc, girls, l Will pay the fares'
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Keep your eggs now and put then up in Egg Preseryer. One pint wi keep thirty dozen eggs. BOG per pint soc per quart. Schneck Drug Co Phone No .. a-5-t
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pR. WALKERS OFFICE.

Dr DaCosta Walker announces that he has removed his offices to front suite, second floor, in the Kempner building. Elevator service 4-l5-u
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An army of trained agriculturists. yell sBnplied wHh farm implements nd machinery. should constitute the force of occupation now to inter ene' in Russia and Siberia
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Let Us Connect Your Gas stoves your gas fitting and plumbing repair ing. Chas. St. Clair BOT Malvtrn ay-
 enue Phone 2030. 11-5-lm.
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Classy and pretty Xmas cards at Secord's Art Store. especially oppro' priatc for soldiers. Red Cross and patriotic workers. I2-i-6i
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The flu apparently is on the de crease save ill few sections, and VIII be conquered before the snow flying a aeason.
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Congress may now expect some thing from the absent president be- sides an occasional picture postcard.
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Thongh Car Nicholas of RussLS 4s s!aposea and sh0t and King Mich of Montenegro has been put of throne. old St. Nick is still on ob.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

/the world c0uld learn Fo think actual terms of ope human raee .Aad of in arniirary terms of many ee. it's problems would be pus1co Ions way toward solution.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

However the Crookcdness of the tracks on Grand avenue may not be &gnificant Of anything else even il 2 Aaeztiva.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

en hcW can y7a pass on a oE for the coming genera you have not even read or I it among yourselyes9
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

7nerlca is now t0 learn that it Is Ffep 10 get an army into war than is \to got its units baok into the srsusks Of peace.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

Hot Springs National Park had bet for roll up it's sleeves and set busy \or a little llome fire 0uilding
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

@ne week from today and you will Ssalled on so vote on the new con
 NiTse you read it9
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

After All. the German crown prince
 lsnv conaider hhiself lucky inst see .as mi Kakl lIapsbaIr inherited,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

2 Grayel makes the highway waN H
 ought to be and keeps it that way
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

"muddlc through tho reconstruction period
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

Dick Gwin's Garage. automobile re- pairing Now open No. Hagel street 10-6-lm
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

,tomohilists that new fiber 9 aid to 0e clcaper and more a than easol' le. will be dvm- con that the war has made the sale for democrat
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

kEshpre isA no pressing reason why
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The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07

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The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-07
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