davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
! yesterday:

put not traded IN yesterday:
Bid. Asked BID. Asked.
An s e prl5 ~ tManhat Elev. Is 81
Am Cot o pr gl's 9sls Ala,hsson AK s. Sc
A Nat l2'f S s s5 g gs s F69 ts6 prSs ss SS g
% Do 3a''ia. p s. n n 5 ( aasH asE 80 81 sB 50
Am 9iae1t pr. '93 93 I005a+ do pr ..'03 Il9
Ao' S@'@ 's9 y y alaa, @a 'i rov9y ~ I I
An > sum pr 80 % Il pr -.....i05'1 lgs
a y I, Pr 44 ~ sNash 4 chatt. 4 ll7,4
As Dry G lst 81 - do pr pr 49,. If5 i19
4.3 s 81 ?, =. 50 u. so & !. sa5 5ss.: x
Nv m pr s. s. y y "a" R :'aa Mex pI IS 'TS IS 5SS
Baa Loco pr l05Pa l06 DO "a pr - So 3
Beih b 81 IN. 95 g n Y G < L q 2sz
,hisN IN Gas so IS do LIST pr 81 6a
Brown Sh pr 93i4 10 do "a pr . - ~
'H''& baa P. GO 90 So ga dS + pr & w. q q s8
Ra.,s.55 Rsa irn g g. 9 8 zo.' ss%lu 6 ". :ss :Iss
Caa southern s 3 49,. 45 No.tA Amer N pr s. 8 81
Cen Of ..205 2zJ North Cent ~ r
Cent tdIy - 2i Nova SEQ 81. 10 49f,
DO pr ..... y q Ohio Fuel M asa a.,
e. saA re g. qo o IqssPPSsAs % PSe eo5st otis Pr S3
Chi x Alton. 71s do Ist pr =. s6 100
IN IN q. West ia Pac L d =. % Is
e. q g J y, pr i29 i3l do pr .;.., 81 %
NJ & SSF2 s IS IS Peoria i 9gS'f q ta1t 81 81
~, 10 Pr ...i0+ il5 lpero NJ p1i pr 60 az
- Do ''qy q 9 .s3,4ir 9 g g g q d5
Col y south. 23A a do lst pr . So lo2
do IS pr 52 53klFierce Arr pr. 1852 los
COOP TaD 5 5 y y @ '9l Gi85. e. s. 81 g
con n Cal 54 y 2sP y ( y " va aF pr 98'' 8 so
Ss8 S8 $so @:!,3 8sa fE.ss s; D5 55 &. 3 =
Ou9a 4 sug-i75 1855 lly 81 spg pr.l06 l08
BDe,ers D',s Go pr. g 98Ys Rep l 4 5 1rI62 1921,
i}e. " ltudS 100 lG6 Savage Arms. 50 60
y p !. y W Ia 1870 ist / d S r. 23ns 2415
net 1'if' y ~ ..- "a lSt l. a~est Y
b. r Al + '2 e. '55%ssso&a 2s &o5As Aig P 81 54
hi4 &. Ils'n 9s q 3 do p ~, a4s I53 53 f. f.
H.5 H.s +, Z e. d si n 8 8 & e.
lisher Bay pr 90 1907 Tx Co I'd ria 20
Ns NAem 10 80 lTAirG Ave RR "a IS
Gs,Sd Gsa gigar pr 94 S5 roP rrqds pr. 55ss oA
'.ctra9g KIN S1s4 SS SS ID DO e cts s w.. w..
g.. e.. c j.t 9922l4 9a. Twin ciy i + Is IS
,l.es Pap pV 90 100 iuA Gig 81 pr III i2l
Iowa low, cearai 2s4 ! do ID n .lI8iz l53
i>as5. jul no 100 i'm Ive.yl.,d 49, IA
y G FSNAfnr 50 s. DO ~ an
Il G South pr 5lN So II y iyrrass 2Df "A
Kelly Spsfdpr 81 95 li- < In Al n- ~ ,1s
kelsey Wheel 33 3S VA car ~ ~ - ,5s
u ,-'.- .! " va Ir * c. s. 81
do pr IN Wens -.,a~,o s+n 81
Kings Co Il I. - az Wesf N@-s "a Iss2 90
Ar,ss " CO.. 6! 6S wet Pac' - - -
do Dr M 1867, l05 n, ''' :. 70
LIZ & Myers 200 FIX Wrstri's. - "a ga
l-W BIS lst 100 I09 iWHs6n NJ 1T ,oo ,o99
LQrfilarl pr.i0g IN iViaei g. r ~ 'lS
Louis x NashIl5 III do - - 20
~ ,"s 70 - NlAyS over pr % %
,ts. IT -. % % Wls Central. 81 80
'i"''N- bsaeA a 2l.Wooworth ..f23 l25
do pr .....ti6 ~
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES
T0N. WILII.1Is 3 MI0MORn. IA.

GAST0N. WILLIAMS s. WIGMORH. NC.
Dividend NO. IL
At a regular meeting OK the Board II
D.reetcrs h.id April r-th. 1919 a dividend
Of Fifty cents C5a1 per share VAS dee
fiarfd naftHle ar tAe E.afa.tN TRUST Conn
pany Of Nea York on Ma lf'h. s9l9. TO-
sEoef-a-t af .ee.rl ai iAe CLOSE OF bual-
ness ON 1ar leIl $500
Dated. Ntr .rir hurf 18TH 1919
A2l't.l-t W. fi 1csk Iraaslror
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
RelevantColllrnent
The DAYS Market

Heavy realizing sales came into tho
stock market yesterday causing irregu-
larity in the price trend. Traders sold
stocks to take profits in anticipation
Of the Good Friday holiday il the mar
ket, the Stock Exchange being closed
to-day. Dealings appro1imated a mill
ion shares
Steels were heavy, as were coppers.
oils, most Of the motors and many Of
the industrial specialtios. Steel com
mons high was 80 and 1T closed = of
at % Bethlehem Steel common lost
y. in the motor group Chandler
Motor declined rs and Stutz 1ss
Some OF the stocks that showed
notable strength were General Chomi-
cal up G, julius Kayser preferred at an
advance Of 734 points, American Steel.
Foundries, American Cotton OIL and
United Cigar Stores. There wes an ac-
tive speculation in the leather shares,
American Hide and Leather issues and
Central Leather establishing new highs.
he bond market was active, dealings
approXimating par vaiuc OF Sl3,000,
600. Liberty Loan issues were firm.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Bonds

Following is complete record of all
transactlons in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Curb Market

Note-The Tribune ass,nes M xasoo,,o;
oilry tor the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. transactions and pricea
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Record Of Stock and Bond Averages
Copyright. 1919, New York Tribune Inc.)
Yesterdays Transactions i'm Listed Stocks

also in dollars
onyon transactions more.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Bid and Asked
Quotations

Ihe following table gives the closing
bid and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
but not traded In Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Mining Stocks

$500 tAlas-Br M 80 80 90 80
500 'tA MEM APP 80 80 80 81
a3Vp lAllicd Gold. 6B 60 68 90
55So 55So an .Anisann M'nTs + M % So" al sdd'l
1000 Big Ledge M sa "a + p.
100 - Booth . 40 81 20" Al"
1900 IioN & Mont Ga e2 al al
200 "fcalodonia . ~ 81 30 So
300 sCal e. Jcr "a r % a.
1000 Cnnadn COP - AZ w 1M
7bDn |tCnndelaria &. 81 81 63 81
l0b90 tCashboy -.--~ II ia II "a
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Stock Clearing Corporation to Start

The Stock Clearing Corporation,
organized recently By the New York
Stock Exchange. with q paid-in capital
Of s500,0O0, All owned by the exchange.
viii shortly begin business. II was
learned yesterday that the new cor
poration, which vii be used 10 clear
stocks and brokers loans. Was or
gained at the request Of the Federal
Roserve Bank aulholl-Las.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Consolidated EXCHANGE

UNIT of trade this exchange. 10 shares
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Regular Declarations
Reduced
r.tt- q. .ert

Castor, Williams & NiEmorc. Inc. The
regular quarterly dividend has been re-
ducod from 81 share to so cents. pay
abe May Is. TO stockholders OF record
Nav l.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
CranD shiDbuilding u Is

a net advance Of Is points N Cramp
Shipbullding stock on the curb market
yesterday gave rise TO reports that the
American International Corporation
was buying into the company. They
were later denied. Another report was
that capital read-uslment IS being
considered. In this connection Charles
Hayden. director, SAID: -such mat
ter has at no time been discussed
either formally or Informally by the
board Of directors or the executive
committee aad [ have no knowledge
that any such plan is even thought Of
The stock. which is also traded in on
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, sold
hl.ler tA.rA.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18

'Ex dividend
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18
Liberty Issues
Approximate investment yield Mt
closing New York Stock Exchange prices |
(SaleS)

As cpn 1925 U S Liberty I'd 4As
1000. 49,. 1862 November 1927-42
U Liberty 3l2s 100 900. .... .e3. sc
New-York tribune., 1919-04-18

-Rio C W 1st Is
1000. =. e6Ia
1000. 49,. 65 2
I st T. & S L is ser A
10000. =. 6Oss
5000. 6Ol
! st l. &. S F adj Gs
I 600 ..... 63
; st J. T. inc 6s
, 1000. .... -
: st l. S w Ter 5s
ono. 50
a ST p & X City Short
Line q IS
, 5000 ... 60
st P VI * NJ Gs Mont
Can div
aIA LA~fs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
Mr., WILSON AND THE ITALIAN CONTROVERSY

the sr:,rr f England
France make*t this
When did open diplomacy become Il world:
worlds rule
the present lar& tn" work G" four
a
needed Tho
t"
we'll would
Italy
and for
L military
than that they
negotiated secretly In Of war is not
the
that changed
obligations
contemplated
victory probably oil
this and
million
aSost Of this population
under the
their
them italian city? And
ssssas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
The HIGHER TYPE OF PATRIOTISM
Unbelievable That Attitude of Mind and Heart Is Aere1
Since the War Ended.
By HON CARTER GLASS.
Secretary of the Treasury

vision IF som" things w" saw not lone
ago an IN" flag flung hattie fronts or
Franc" AMI Belgium. would like To take
thorn In the battle field of YprrS. which
will live in song and story as tn" most
memorable Of which history will ever
give account. There they might pcrceir"
tn" real meaning Of sacrifice Thrr~
they could SOC what human hrroism on
dur"i for tho Liberty of tho race.
Here 10y night and day. in fair weather
and foul. fighting their way step by
step much of tho time waist deep in mud
and miro. chilled To tho bono. thcS" In
comparable heroes. these crusaders IN the
cauS" of liberty. fought their way
through incnnccivahlG obstacles anu
drove tn" enemy from favored positions
from which tho Hun had literally view
cd tho Promised Land.
Creat God! What "A moment was that
for civilization And how beyond Tn"
imagination Of man In picture human en-
durnnrc and CuuraE" 80 "vrrlastlnEiY
sublime!
Is thor" no. oil cation upon u* I" re-
curnI"nS. vicari"uS suffering Snch hs
'hai" Do We quit" fully arrr"ciat" III"
SacrIricrS mad" by thrS,. buys when ""
talk about diSChargiuE our debt on com
mcrrial basis. in Il cold hl"od"d way
We have Il right to invoke tn" patriot
ism If Ihc proplr and today IT takes =.
higher type OF patriotism To servo the
nation than was required in tho d"lirium
Of war t'pun this We shall confidently
rclv. and We predict that tho response
will in no measure diSnppOint the OK
rcctations Of those who set a high rsti-
mate lInon the fine spirit of tn" Am"rI-
can nation.
W. are not going to float tho last LII
crty loan strictly on u commercial hasl''
II is iRposs ihlc Ia do il. y little thouGht
will teach tho wiSrst. among III" finan-
cicrs that. il is Impossible now 10 tlna'
purely for Investment purposes loan or
billions Of dollars. We have got to aP-
peal to tho patriotism Of the American
people. and II will not be done in vain.
There arc yet two million American
how. in France and Germany who must
NO maintained in comfort and brought
homo in safety. and he provided with
cmnlnvmrni on their return. While
Congress is writing off the hooks Sl5.-
non, 600, non Of authorization. for which
nuhlic funds would have hccn expended
had not the war suddenly terminated.
tn, government is still expanding S".opn.-
600 mo pcr month to meet the honorable
commitments OF the country.
The honor of tho government is In
yolvrd. Being your government. II IL
your honor that is involved: Ind we know
that tho appcai-of the American govern
mont to the American people will meet
with a response OF which the nation will
be proud.
Copyright. 1888
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
A CRYING NEED

Tho city IF Clarksburg has undertaken
IL bond issue Of about 100000. covering
Il number CT important improvements
The Inteliiccacnr notes that the bond is-
sue for ClarkSburS was prepared by the
Chamber OF Commerce. which gave 10
III" subject several weeks OF very care
Cul study. considering the needs Of the
variurS departments I'll" best methods
f Improvement and III" bonding capac
,ty Of tho city. 1t would seem that this
u;lcLr b. q very sensible procedure for
III. city IF Wheeling. There Is no good
r,ascn Why the Chamber OF Commerce
in this city should not partici pate in the
preparation Of Legislative measures deal
H.. particularly with the city's finances,
uu tho ";ii,r hand. there e a very good
reason wiz tn" membership of the
,.Gairhsr should d" this.
Certainly. if substantial! business men
L:,d studied the question carefully. IN"
,,>; bond iaScn would never HOY" oc-
r,irr"d. Thor" arc not. The lut"llis"nc"r
ventures. a half dozen men in m" en-
tirr membership ot IN" Chamber OF
COMMERCE Of Wheeling who would, for
their own business. have acted in the
,r,arn.r md in IN" spirit that thr water
l,n,:d iSs,i. was prepared and. submitted.
We nccd in the city government some
good business brains AS we'll as bump
tinuS SClf-cnncrit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
.,.s---
ROI SHEVIsTS LOSING

~ In Russia at least tn" It'd" s"crnS %
IS hzye set distinctly against Bol>h'vi>m
The Bolshevik armies are losing on all
- fronts. II the meager reports are to b.
-.-Settevea Probably the most formidahle
ssSs6e OF the Bolshevik army is tn" Col
Sshsk government. in Siberia. Most OF
sne great Siberian territory is now fro"
atlazu1a the Bolshcyik. and kclchak's fight
rYHsx zen have advanced int" Russia al
1850 TO the yolEa. In the north IN"
g Srchangel and Murvnansk governments
-.Txse-extending their fronts and tho tkra-
assyNSass seem 10 be making Roadway
- Eka4ust the Bclshevists in the south.
- : With the economic embargo placed
ben Bolshevik territory. it will become
{: 3 Increasingly difficult for Lenine and
& rSotSky to handle their followers and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
DEFENSE OF PERSHING

s+sssEFs:!A brave sailor stands by u brave sol
- dier.
ssFHsssIr an address delivered 1T Liberty
ss::saroen meeting on Monday. ADMIRAL
Euss Sinr1ns took occasion 10 direct few re-
sd marks towards busy destractors who
si6Eye been circulating malicious stories
IS ahout General Pershing. Admiral Simms
ssssSys;
IA kcNow just a word about John Perish
ESpP ..IIe has had 1000. ON men over there
sSet-.-No one Of those men has been ADJ.
aNAA, see one-thousandih part " the opera
lions.
81 .-They run across 4 great many diSa-
SsGsgreeable things.
They may have been charged five
50 cents too much in q cant"cu. or thy may
n have run across Brit!shcr or an Italian
or a Frenchman that they had row
Sw1th.
ESs$ssrr .'They come back wi;h all sorts Of
ss.srnall criticism.
rs 80 For the Lords sake. don't pay any
sgs.yattention to th, pcopI" IN jhis country
sgs;elhat are yappins at J"ha i'rsh',lS' )
ssSSsssheels.
81 world began has had !" IL" 'h'' :; ant: a''
81 has had to do.
Be-: II he should hav" don" I'M; without.
ss$ eny mistakes IL, wouii l.. Ia. greatest
military commar,!er ;l:'' world has Scr
heard Of.
- He will tell y"u himself h." l;nS made
ssssSSss mistakes.
So $50 hay" 7. hu. "tn r"t @o;n-: -
sisi.rtel1 you about th"r.
asass-A public man III .A;r"r,ro n"v"- -:
ss:scapcs the darts al "uvy and rratjr'.
aaasThe moro distinguished his car",:r a:.d
ssss1hc more HONORABLE" his service. III" rn"r
49, certain he is "a hc IN" ohi"c; If ma
ss.-stscious criticism. TO" "r,"n th"s" "rt'i-
s.. 1ajsms are not public bat ar. whis;"'r"l
aasae-!h words of IN" vIlest poison. General
- Eershing's work IN France mt thc r.
lauirements Of IN" "ccnSl"n. L might
S.1.haye been a monumental! failure. II was
.:ss-Esplendid success. To what degree and
s6fsfn what manner III" commanding g"n-
Esss era1 personally contributed in III" re-
suit perhaps nom. 81 US will
p e. actly know but splendid success ia r"t
- to be argued against nor condemned. n
great struggle involving the activities
ss1r' 81 millions Of mon no nne man could per
sSa-eonally be in touch with oven Il consider
8. fHibie portion OF tho fighting force. Fer
ceilings work. In tn" nature Or Things
was organization work IN" selection Of
rapable subordinntcs and in Tho general
ES5fsd1yeetion Of a great machine. That ma
sea chine functionrd acknowledgment It is
Is reasonably sure that the man II The
s. head Of it was neither i FOOL nor Il In &
gard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
RIPPING RHYMES
AKRON
BY WALT MASON.

Dnr hing my painting soul de-
%ir".S. which * 10 visit Akron town.
and see The people making tires
thu, white and hlnck. IN" red and
brown. know the notion is
hnuh'S. hu, twill not from my mind
r"ircat: I'd soc them making inner
tires. and rubber up and. down thr
street. drop my feeble haltins
pen. and interrupt my half baked
pome. TO wonder why the rubber
men sclcctrd Akron ~ their home.
wonder it they've groc"rs there.
and editors who print IN" news.
and harbcrs who Will prnn" your
hair. and bnnthlackS who will shine
ynIr shoes. Is Akron much Ike
other towns. or is II in Il class
alone" 10 rIolhinrs sell ,the hand
mc-duwnS. and butchers saw M
lengths "f hone" Id like 10 walk
where. Akron lies, on shoes that
have a non-,kid tread. nnd So" tn"
WIVES; make rubber pics. and bakers
vulcnnizr their broad l hear Of
Akron every day. | taste that city
IN my dreams, and every hour hear
statesmen say. These Akron tircS
ar" surely screams" ! never hear
nr Akron ndrS. Of Akron music.
Akron art: but she has tires for all
the loads men pile Oh lorry. truck
and cart. Some time I'll pack my
grin and go 10 see thu: town OF my
desires; it's where my hard earned
savings en--lm busted buying
Akron tirNs.
I copyright by George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
Our Daily Story
THE MELANCHOLY MAE.

Mrs. Beezcrs lawn party was in full
sway when the hostess noticed that the
melancholy looking man was still stand
ing at the gate mournfully watching
the festivities. She hurried over 10 him.
Unless you have perfectly GOOD
reason for looking that melancholy. l
do wish you would go away and stop
spelling my party" she said.
Lady I'll tell youse me reason and
you kin jcdgc for yourself" replied the
melancholy man with n slight Harvard
accent. Lady. in me early infancy l
was twins named Donald and Ronulc
after Ronald the famous buck and wing
dancer who done SO much 10 uplltt the
American stage. Well. lady, one OF the
twins died. and+-or rather but. they
looked so much alike that my parents
wasn't quite sure whether il was Ron
aid or whether it was me-. So they
tossed up and it came tails for Ronald
and Rouald's the name on the tomb
stone 10 this day. but lady, I can't help
bein' haunted by the ideer that maybe it
was me-"
And Mrs. Bcezer. realizing that he
had perfect right tn look that mel
ancholy, allowed him 10 continue stanu-
ing there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
o&@&Q&&& 90

Recently a meeting WAS held IN high
school auditorium, attended by hundreds
OF PUBLIC school teachers. who assem-
blcJ TO listen TO O certain radical who
WAS defending the Bolshcvik revolt in
Russia The speaker was born III
Europe. Several times nc had been
candidate for political office. His APP
peal was to class hatred. His methods
was lighting tho flames of passion. me
forces of unrest and discomfort could
not ask q better leader. In 4 few skIll-
full sentences. ho practically proposed
the principle OF the Soriel rule In the
public schools He did this with subtle
~ that his veiked attacks. that might
have laid him open 70 the charge "l
treason exempted him rom arrest as II
traitor. This man SAID THAI II" was
personally opposed to Increasing IN"
salaries Of the principals OF hiEh
schools or public schools. bccauS" he
thought the time had come 10 do away
with the principals and substitute
Council Of Teachers which would
really BE- the Russian Soviet trans
fcrred TO all American life. rms man
was cheered to IN" cCno. When an
other school teacher arose 10 ask Il
question. and began 1t by reference
10 the fact that this was IN" nnItrl
states and that they were under The
American flag. ;he crowd howlcd down
this patriot. and with Jecrs and cat-caiis
put him out Of the hearing,
Now this event occurred in l"l". IN
New York City in the United states.
At another radical meeting IN" Speaker.
who also WAS a foreigner. announced
that Germany was Il country with on
solid race. one hundred per cent German.
but that the United States was not
country at all---lt wa" land thrr"
thousand miles across. with twenty-five
per cont native Americans and seventy
i've PCT cent foreign born or the chill
drcn or grandchildren OF foreign-bOrn
parents. representing over forty differ
cnt languages and dialects. 1t is cyl
don't that all over tho country speeches
are being made and papers published in
foreign languages. whose solo purpos"
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We ere told. in rather Il disconrcrtinE
way. b. mon NJ steady Judgment and
I. S,"d rafr:utlSm. that W. must approach
The problem &c futur" loans in distinct
~ crid-hi"nd"d mood: thai now sine" the
war IS over. things have assumed diff
fcrcnt phase: our attitude Of mind and
h"ari is altered: that We must consider
the matter strictly from an investment
point Of Wow and put tho Victory 1.iD"r-
- Loan un 4 commercial basis Some mcr
till us 1t Will hH impossible again /" ap-
pal !" tn" patriotism Of tn" Amcriar
p""p,".
Frankly. We should despair OF our
country if :h"<" things w"r" exactly tru"
We should doubt our ability 10 cope with
Tia, problems: If p":Irr IL we so quickly
should rrrg"; tn" obligations IF war. W.
wonder if th"s.. who talk in this fashion
>;,",ak CONSIDERABLY" They toll about thc
"$:lrrific"s" the American r""rl" har'
nadr. and N their voices thor" Is Il mo
tailic tone and in their mi"n unconscious
auSl"rity.
What Is meant by III" Sacrifices" Of
tia var for A,ucrir:". Whcrr are our
devastated fields aud ruined cities"
W"rc our raihrdralS destroyed and
homes pr0frn"d" Wh"r" our floou"t
MINES and pill4G"d factories: Wh"r" d"'
ril"d wnr!l"u and starved children ana
wrecked men" Where un this wide con-
t!rrnt docs hunger stalk abroad or prStl-
lcntial disease claim it's thousands "f
victims" Is Il. then. serious "S;pcriflce
tn invest ones money in tn" interest
bearing obligations Of ones government
In order to max" "vrrlasiinrly S"cur" tn"
raii"n'S freedom as well rs tn" nations
property" Is il n gray Sarrlflo" 10 o.
vot" ones labor 10 such 4 "auS" and In
tn" PROCESS To ACQUIRE ih,' habit of THRIFT
aud saving Sn radly lacking as Il charac-
t"ristic Of the American people:
Our allies fought for MS nearly three
years before VIC began 10 fight with
thc,n For nearly that period Of time
I'll. United States r-nfi;rd tremendously
f., 4 commercial and industrial sense. by
tho European war. Immense fortunes
w.r. made: prosperity prrrad"d our land
Our domestic trade WIS almost past corn
ruta,Irn: our En trade in many lines
was rpocha1. 1t reached the Immense
urupcrtions Of S33. 46@. 1876" Of exports
against $t1.SS1. 9T2.AS6 Of imports. show
ing Il ha!anc" in our favor of S1l.5Sn.2 III
SIS. We imported more than Sl.heh.Vho'
hhn in gold from debtor nat Ions. France
ard Britain lost millions OF men killed
and millions or others wounded. Less
than 60. non American heroes sleep he
Meath the sod Il Franco. These mrn
made tn" surrem" sacrifice. should W"
diShonor Their memories or diminish inc
glory Of their service by pauSinE in IN"
cheerful performance Of IN imperative
duty"
When men undertake to comput" tn"
s,rririC. Of 2 war for freedom in terms
Of commerce VIC would like them to get
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-26
If He Smoke
Give Him Nicotol
Powders Secretly

Any mother. wife or sister can stop
th,. tobacco habit If she wants TO do no.
Thousands OF women arc happy today
because they gave their husbands. sons
or brothers Nicotnl powders. thus saw
ing The money wastcfuliy spent for to-
hacco. and henciting the health OF the
loved ones they rescued. Nicotol pow
dcrs are rd"rlrss. tastclcSS and harm
loss. and can hc given in either liquid nr
solid food You take no risk. rs Eicotnl
powders arr sold under II stccl-hound
money refund guarnntc" ny John cole
man. Grie$t & Co. and other druggists.
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supply them with munitions Bolshcv-
ism frankly aims 1T the destruction OF
nr.;a...x.d society. and organized society
cannot make peace with il. 1t is a black
spot upon the fac" Of the earth: it is 4
sooner or later it must be eliminated.
Probably tho best policy that the Allies
can pursue is to give their moral aid
and financial support 10 the Russian
forces lighting Bolshersrn.