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sa Ending Signed Biggest Battle

There are many curious facts about
)ur second war with England, among
which may be mentioned that the
greatest battle of the war was fought
after the treaty of peace had been
signed and that negotiations for peace
began at about the same time as the
declaration of war. The United
States declared war on Great Britain
IN June 10. 1872, and Napoleon de-
.lared war on Russia four days later.
As England was an ally of Russia,
whatever harmed England at srch Il
erisis had more or less effect on Rus
sia. Car Alexander, much dis
lurbed at this new complication, di.
,ected his minister of foreign affairs
% sound John Quincy Adams, the
American minister, at the court Of st.
Petersburg, as to the mediation Of
Russia, making similar proposal to
the British ambassador. Both Mr..
Adams and the British ambassador re-
ported to their respective govern
ments.
1t is rather remarkable that the car
should have interested himself so
much, for in the great struggle of the
Napoleonic wars the United States
had been treated by Europe as
negligible quantity, and her neutral
rights coolly disregarded by every ma
ton. She had been protesting for
twelve years and her protests were
disregarded as petty annoyance
which nations engaged In more seri-
Gus matters had not time to consider.
There was hardly q nation in Europe
that we could not have found a cause
for going to war with,
Why England Was Chosen.
However, England had acted per
maps a trine more nasty" than the
others and we chose England. The
war was exceedingly unpopular In
some parts of the country, especially
New England, which talked secession.
When President Madison received Mr..
Adams communication he appointed
James A. Bayard of Delaware and Al
bert Gallatin, then secretary Of the
treasury, TO proceed to st. Petersburg
and ioin the American minister there
in negotiating peace. Mr.. Adams
called upon Count Roumanzoff, Rus
sian minister of foreign affairs, and
informed him that the two new com
lnissloners were on their way. Count
Roumanzoff was very sorry, really. but
the British government had replied
that the question at issue between
England and the United States was
not one which could be settled by
mediation. Meantime, Gallatin and
Bayard had got as far as Gottenburg
On their way to Russia. Anxious TO
Keep Russia from mixing up in the
matter, Lord Castlereagh, when he
heard the commission were at Gotten
burg, sent word to the car that he
wished he would not push his point
about mediation and he would deal
With the United States direct, either |
It London or Gottenburg. But the
went on TO st. Peters
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We Thought It Was q Burglar.

Now this man Onrc stayed al our nous"
for a night. l thought l had MADE "N-
crvthing quite cOmfnrtabl" for him, but
did not feel Obliged to inquire about
any particular preferences for l ala not
think he would have them. We retlreu
abuot eleven and had gotten To sleep
when we heard Il noise downstairs. III
due time W. discovered II WASH | nuT-
glar-only our guest trying 10 una h'I,'-
self "A lower pillow among the S"fa 'uSh-
ions. He was apologize for disturbing
us. of course but h" didn't sec how any
one could sleep on those high pillows.
That. YOU sec. wasn't IA iu"dEduuuS
ism--u$t perfectly natural preferences
Each Assured the Other His Difficulty
was All Nonsense.
Likewise. ! heard another husband ana
wife discussing Il vacation when 'hcS
were about To take. She wanted 10 30
nv boat. He didn't. hcCaus" hc COULDN'T
slrcr on tho boat if 1t was al all rouEh
being tossed about kept nm awah";
All nonsense. she said: anyone c"ulu
sleep On the boat If they made up rh"li
mind ia. \ little later she explained
her objection to gong on tho tram ny
saving that sh" woke up every tim" tho
trains stopped. \nd her husband OF
rnursc assured her that that was all
nonsense.
Mas II Horace Walpol" who said nc
honcd the angles had sense OF humor'
since if they had VIC must keep thcm
constantly diverted?
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AUtO|STS MUST HAVE
LICENSE TAGS BY
FIRST OF AUGUST
Drivers Of Cars without License Will
Be Arrested After August /,

sheriff Howard II. Hastings an"
nounccd last night that automobile
owners in Ohio county will BE- gwen
until the last of tho present month IN
which to secure their 1890 automonIle
license tags and place them on lhelr
cars. Beginning August ]. the sharllt
said. arrests will BE- made when ma
chimes are operated without the new IL
,cnsc tags, road licenses and any olh"F
license required by the state laws.
Earlier in the month. when III" stare
read commission was unable TO get out
the new license tags on time Major -
p Fortncy. chairman ~ the state hiHn'
way commission. bavc his PERMISSION
for Sheriff hastings To cNcrciSe ms owl
Judgment in enforcing tn" law concern
ir,, automobile licenses. With that per-
mission the sheriff has not moicS''"
drivers. accepting their receipts for IN"
nrw license as proof that they are emu
tied to opcrat" their cars
Sheriff Hastings SAID that August
will give every owner " an aulom"p''"
ample time TO Sccur" his license 'asS
and place them on III" machlhc' be-
ginning that da~r. he said. owners "
machines either must have the new 'ass
on the cars or leave th"ir ma'h'h'S !"
the garage.
The sheriff will not tolerate tn" rrae-
..icc Of \ number of Ohio county auto
mobile owners. who. il is said. hnr" ne'h
running on licenses secured IN ONO or
other states just because tn" lircnS" ices
in those states are lower. when the cars
arc stored in Ohio county.
There arc numb"r of an'o'h""'''
Cu.ucrS the sheriff said. who have Sc
e? rcd now license taGS from IN" SUE
highway commission but VINO nav" h"'
,.o, nut the ncw tags on their cars.
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BODY OF DROWNED
MAN IS RECOVERED
Body Of One Of the TWO colored men
Drowned at Warwood Dam
Recovered.

Tho body Of Perrin wilkins. VINO
vuh Tcrt Moore. went over ihr dah ''
Warwuod Wednesday evening ana was
drowned. was recovered last evening"
Tho BODY had evidently lodged against
one of tho bear traps. for when III" trap
was raised it immediately came /" the
surface.
The body was removed Ia - m"rEu" IN
Martins Ferry ut the direction Of '"r"-
n,r WYATT If Belmont couhiN. II Will ~
held there natal removed AT IN" dIr"'-
,ion Of Cnrunc: Il. G. Hobbs of TINS
.ronntv, who Will Nave Jurisdiction III
IN" case ON account of tn" body having
been found in tn" river which - Il par
Of West Virginia.
\ telegram was sent last night L" nc
victims mother Mrs Eleanor w lIkiAS
Of Barton. ia. notifying her of the ma
iuI. of tho body MoO:c ANA WILKINS
were both conrcd men and employed on
tho L. :. engineers dr"dgc boat Guyhn-
dolc. Moore was chief cook and Will
kins his assistant. Moorc's body has
not been recovered.
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,S2d@};: T 7 ! .,
by Rarth Cameron %
Natural Preferences Versus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thcrc is just one thing funnier than
sensible Of people permit themselves to
tho queer fuddyduddyis even tho most
cherish. And tha, is the way even the
most sensible of pcopl" Will insist That
other peoples OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arc all
nonsense.
What Is a fuddyduddyism" II is that
in another person which in yourself
would Il" merely n perfectly natural
antipathy or a perfectly natural pre-
ference.
Fer instance. You have an antipathy It.
hearing anyone tear cloth. Your neigh
hor has fuddyduddyish notion that the
noiSr of pipe being Scrapcd out is alb
Solulcly uncndurablc.
She Can't Bear to Hear A Curtain Flap
And the way people will characterize
other peoples notions as all nonsense
with apparent ignorance of IN" fact, tha'
the walls of their house "f life ar" not
built Of Il substance which ustltl""
stone throwing. Here is ON" example"
There is n certain man OF very fo'
bust and not high strung t"mr"rhmcht'
His wife is the opposlt" and he IS al
WAYS talking about her notions ana say
ing that they are all nonsense. Sh"
.ran't hear the sound Of curtain hap
ming. Perhaps foolishn"$s. Ec says. NEN
not forget il and 20 to Sleep nat >
tbc woy he does She GiSlik"s heavy
h,l clothing and IS much NOR" comfort
,hIr under n single blanket and down
nurr than under several blankets. Just
a notion, he says. she pampcrs herself
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MANAGER LEVY HERE
FOR BIG BATTLE
Joe Levy, Manager Of Bernie Kahn,
Arrived Last Evening to Look
After Protege.

Joe Levy. manager Of Bernie Hahn.
tho WcllSburg boy who IS TO meet
BATTLING Leonard at Wheeling park next
Tuesday night under IN" auspices Of the
Wheeling Boxing association. arrived in
the city last evening and Will domain
here until after tho fight.
while it hardly looks right for me
to say it. l was slightly provoked upon
learning that Battling Leonard was the
hoy To be pittcd against Hahn. said
Mr.. Levy. Il consider Leonard the
most dangerous opponent who could
have been found for my boy. However.
Hahn Is rugged. clover boy wing
would rather figlr than eat. and one al
ways has confidence" in that kind or n
lad. no matter who his opponent may be.
Good as Leonard is. | still hay" abs"-
Lutte confidence in Hahn's ability 10
beat him.
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TW|GS ENJOY
BOAT EXCURSION
VANITY FAIR EXCURSION ON THE
VERNE SWAIN LAST EVENING
A ZIG SUCCESS.
raroe Crowd Entertained with Pine
Program.

The Vanity Fair Twig excursion on
the Verne Swain last night was one OF
the most successful affairs the Twigs
have had. both from q social and a finan-
cial standpoint. The boat was deco
rAtcd in Japanese lanterns. and the
dance hall, which attracted the majority
dC the people was a gay and attractive
sight. The music was quite good. beng
tho regular orchestra which tn" boat
provides for all occasions. and ii played
a very snappy program. For those wh"
were not particularly Interested in tn"
dancing. card tables were arranged on
the bow and stern Of the boat and scF-
cral informal parties formed and spent
the evening over bridge. About 2S5 per-
sons took the trip and 400 tickets wer"
sold. the committee having realized
about $500.
A wheel Of fortune spun luck for
Junior Franzheim. winner Of the hand
some Russian wolfhound pup. which was
ratified off during the evening. 4h'S
dog Possesses a pedigree such as rev
in the city can boast. its mother having
won six blue ribbons ct different dog
shows in New York City.
Other lucky contestants in the chances
were Woodie Franzhcim. Mrs. FRANK
O'Bricn. val Gundling and Will Winger-
for, who won delicious homemade cakes.
Dainty sandwiches. delicious cakes ana
homemade candies were offered for sale
upon flower bcdccked tables, of waich
Mrs Joe PAUL. Mrs May Weaver
Miss Patti Sweeney. and Miss Alberta
S,ircl were in charge. Tho raftllnG was
under the direction Of Mrs Johnson Nc
Einlcy and Mrs. Frank Schmidt WPo
WAS chairman Of tho committee
The list Of those who ATTENDED th'
hnnntit includes:
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WAGE DEMANDS FRAMED

SCRANTON. Pa. July 9i--At tho aC-
tcrnoon sessions Of The United Min"
Workers District M, i today some "f
the demands that are to be mad" ON tn"
operators at the expiration of tho pres
ent agreement next April were formulate
ed Those agreed upon are: An increase
in wages OF so per cent: n minimum
scale Of Sc a day: the six hour work
day: fitc and n half days q week: tho
closed shop: tim" and ono half for MI
work done on Sundays and legal hnli-
days and payment of consideration rates
when mine workers ar" compelled to
lose any time through delays in IN" fur
nishing of props and other material.
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CHARLES BURGESS IS q
CHAMPION PRIZE DONOR
Attendance Prize Given ut Riwanis
Luncheon Is Won By c. B. Robin
son, Of Loar and Co.

One or tho rlaSSicSt prizes ever nwaId-
cd at 4 n"on-day luncheon Of the Wheel
ing kiwaniS club. was that given NrSi"r-
day by Mr. Charles l.. Burgess. OF the
burgess company. expert floor covering
and furniture store. Of this city. III" prizt
being awarded To {. u. Robinson. mana
ger Of Lnar and company. photographer:
cf this city.
1t was splendid mahogany smoking
stand with all the silver holders and
trimmings that goes with il and ever!
member Of the club who WAS present
Yesterday cnvicd Mr. Robinson for win
ming such a handsome" prize. II was n
real product Of the classicSt furniture
store in the city.
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BUTCHERS ORGANIZER
VISITOR IN WIDENING
John r. Gilbert, International Organize,
Is visitor in the City for
Pew Days.

An interesting meeting Of Butchers
Local. No. :. was held 1T the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor assembly last evening.
with John j.. Gilbert. ono of tn" intcrna-
tinnal organizers. In attendance.
The various phases pertaining TO tn"
organization work was gone into and
many interesting matters wcrc discussed
with the butchers by the visitor. who
will remain here for few days.
Tho various packing houses ar" work
ing to capacity at tn" present time. and
very favorable report WAS made by t~c
various committees.
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WHEELING DOCTORS
Name5 Of Local Men Taking Examina
ton Listed as ostcopaths ncor-
rectly.

Tho names OF thr"" we'll known young
Wh1linG physicians and surgeons were.
through error IN iilinE ut Charleston.
listed Yesterday as having received n
license to practice as oSicnpalhS in TINS
state. Instead they took In" regular en-
amiAati"n for physicians and surgeons
and were awarded certificates. They ar'
Drs. Arthur l.. Jones. l.. II. McGuirC
and W. c. M"dcll". al Of this city.
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TO USE IDLE CARS.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July Eff
forts ar" h"inE mad" by IN" West Nlr-
gtnia coal Association L" have the
United States railway administration
put into service tn" idle coal cars on
the baltimore and Ohio system which
they claim Hr" lying on tho sidetracks
and hav" not yet been stencIlCd. Tho
association CLAIMS that there is car
shortage in the northern portion of the
state and these cars are needed,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLIONS are suffering with rheuma-
tism. Most important discovery Of the
age. 4 herb that cluaiiy drives tn;
most 81 Unborn case of rheGmatism en-
tlrcly out of the system. People write
Us and say they are astuundrd al the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities.
Represent it!ves wanted. SLIP pound
post paid. lG pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Cali3or-
MIA my-2S-t:
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WARWOOD
RaaltY Deal

Tho commissioner sale Of tho c. w.
Riley realty. situated in The town OF
Warwond is arousing considerable in
trrrSt as the lucky bidder Will SCcmr"
possession Of II at his own price. TIL"
property consists Of two lots. ono of
which is inrruN ed with Il substantial
dw"llmr.
Th" sale will take place at III" local
court house Wednesday, July Goth
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WILL BE SENTENCED.

PITTSBURGH. July 2+.-Tony Naples
~. an Italian. was brought her" today
from Lcavcnworth. Kansas. to he SEN
fenced for the murder Of follow coun'
tryman II years ago. tnabi" To Stahd
the terror OF a guilty conscience Naples
surrendered to tho LraYcnworth police
several weeks ago and confessed killing
Joseph .C;igilctti, 43. in n quarrel over n
card game here in 1902. He signed
written confession today.
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wANTED-At once, all around merhan-
ical man for country weekly office. Must
be able to set news and ADS, make up: run
either news or Job press handle mailing,
etc. Equipment the very best and wild
two young lady compositors We now
have work not heavy VIII start mar
with right references. at $40. Address
Doddrdge COUNTY Republican, West
Union, W. Va. jy-24-j
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GENERAL NOTICES
Fnhlio Sale.

Rayland. Ohio. August End. ] p. M.
furnished houses. lots Of lots. Good i'm
provcmcntS, 10 per cent cash balance
monthly: per cent loss for cash. Buy
4 hDmc ut your own price.
Good band music.
ROSS STILWELL
jy-l6-u Rayland, Ohio.
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WANTED--Male

wAMTED-Men. Is and over. Of Wheel.
ing and vicinity. desiring to prepare
for government examinations for posi-
I ions rs postoffice clerks. field clerks.
clerks, railway mail clerks.
government farmers. revenue officers,
customs Officers. etc. call and interview
Mr.. Henry Laurenc at Mcclure Hotel.
Friday. July 25th. Permanent positions
at good salaries. Minors. under 21.nt:Ist
he accompanied by parent. Hours: ] p.
nj. until p. m. One day only. ty-25-g
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Misses:

MlSSCos
Lee Anna Hubbard Lily Rlrch
Do.n, Rishop Stella KnOblauGh
iii. rottcrson Margaret Mcrshroud
Mary Alexander, lI'''l' iiH"''s
Of N.orwood Frances Wood
Nell Stifcl H"i"hh N"i
,,hcrt, Stire, Almira Hubbard
Frances Bell Ewing Mary Aro"nZ
VIRGINIA. Mckee Mary Wilson
.C,,nr Nvinton. Helen Cromwell
20 cleveland Virginia Flaccus
rvCon BayCr Rose Arhcnz
Dorothy Won Bayer FRITZ Stitci
Sara Jackson
McSSrs.-
J. u. Dewey Dan h""hu
W. G. lIodgma1 ia Matthew's
r.borlcs ConiH Edward llalH"ll
pnrort ri,cv Albert Whitaker
o. H. LEVER tar"iu DIV"
Walter Noyts sam hlln"
EIr,c- Wclty 10" Jefferson
U.oo,r., = Franz Rob Whitaker
helm I"uh hu'nS
Too Rruninp John Handl"n
Benson Jackson Sh"W"il N'opS
Bod Ladda rank ,.HrIliu|'
Russell GoctE NhaS' lu'I"''7
Boh Rownd u III"
Bob Miles
McSSrS. ana M"SuaHlCS-
val Gundling Mrr' frAhn''' ''n
Tom Carney FRANK T." "t'''"'"'
loo pou,, A. \. Wheat
Glenn Brennan mos S"''"'S' -
IIorry Miles Washington, y. Z.
Henry Russell Joe l'au'I
y MARKELL II. Forbes Simpson
rro.,l, O'Ericr Edw. Franzhcim
Fred Faris VIII cruise
Geo r. Stlfel johnson & McN'''
]. Howard Nc Icy
bon,,d pr. and Mrs. Lewis
John Cole M'' lurE ''''1''
Francis H!do l'r. ana MIS- ~ ~
J. Dana Tomlinson IiahlE
Chas. ihi'!nS by. ana Mrs. 'S'"f
Edwin r:ov w. Burda:lS
Jesee Rlo b Captain and Mrs.
EiCk"rSum
MCyham"S---
Mrs. Belts. 81. Blanche StccnrOd
Louis Mo, T.. r.. MauCk
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Spell out the names Of III" little OBJ
j"cts Then add and subtract as 'n"l-
Gated by tho signs and resulting letters
will be tho name OF n Shellnsh.
ANSWER TO NO. ia.
Tho tax stamp buyer received for his
SaGn--5 ones. 80 twos and 10 of tho iiT"'
dollar stamps.
(COpyTight. 1919. by Sam l.oyd.)
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WANTED-Salesmen.

wANrED-Candy statesmen. agents. ad-
vcrtise mfg. Good pay. kurn CANDY
c.. Philadelphia. Pa. 'e-l"-A
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WAS!IIEGTON. July 2I.--ottn Pra"-
ger. second assistant postmaster general
said tonight that hc did not h"li"N" amy
strike Of mail aVlaturS WAS impending,
or that men in the ~crviC" would r. fus"
duty.
1T is true that did get anonymous
tclrCrams, he said today. nj least
telegram signed mail aviators' which
purportc,l tn come from tn" fllcrS at
New York and said they would not tax"
ont the mail tomorrow unless two mon
DISCHARGED Tuesday w"r" r"insta:cd.
Those mon Will not Ru back into ScrN-
ice. hut II is not likely there will J." a
strike.
"'rhc difficulty arose Tuesday when
two Of tho aviators on tho New YORK;
Washington flight refused to take out
the mail plrncs which hav" high power
cd motors. and sad they would moi
mako the trip except in $50 horsepower
machines. They were Informed TIA;
thcy must either max" tn" flight or -
sign. They resigned. At tho m"m"n'
when they refused. aviators in other
Long Island fields adjoining tn" mail
fields were trking up passengers TO-
hire
"AlI Of tho poStOffiCc avIatorS under
Utand when they 20 into the sarvNc" that
they must take up the mail whenever tn"
department. has mail ready 10 go. The
bulk Of our avniorS are steady. careful
pilots and not exhibition fli"rs. They
understood lhat there is no future fo'
commercial aviation unless II - Showh
hv continuous demonstrations that air
planes can bc depended upon TO- unin-
tCrruptc cd communications.
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LOST and FOUND

1osT-On National Road between city
and valley Grove. black leather packet
hook containing money. Reward Tor re-
turn To IntCllgCnCCr. JE--S-i
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DIED

1919. at $3.50 o'clock p. m. at ST. Fran
els, hospital, Pittsburgh. Pa. MRS.
ANNA j. DAVIS HAMILTON.
Funeral service from the residence Of
her sister, Mrs. Frank c. Swift No.
us Fourteenth street, on Saturday
afternoon o'clock. Friends invited
TO attend. lntcrment private Green
wood cemetery.
HARE-On Wednesday, July 20. 1919. at
$3.50 o'clock p. m. at his horie, Linden
Ave, Lcnox. WILLIAM HODGE
HARE.
Services at the home Friday evening 8
o'clock. Friends invited. Intement
private Saturday morning Greenwood
cemetery.
(kindly omit flowers.)
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-Position as teacher by
young lady WHO has had special train
mig. Can give the best Of reference.
VIII teach In rural district, II desirable
board can be found. Address 4, care
Inteu1gencer. 1y-l4-m
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FOE SALE Overland roadster in Nos
i shape Good tires. For quick sale
will sell for $425.00. A. real auto Lar.
gain. Gail Warwood l27-W. jy-l7-m
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YOk SALE-AutomooilaG

FoR SALE-Lexington W passenger
car good condition Bargain price.
Call 2003-W. jy-26.i
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DRAFTSMEN WANTED on
structural steel work for permaT
nant position in Pittsburgh dis.
trict. State age, education, ex.
pcriencc, references and salary
required. Address w. H. Raner,
P. o. Box 1854, Pittsburgh, Pa.
iy-lA-k
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ron 4EN9-One large light front room
End floor. Market street. steam heat
suitable for ono or two gentlemen. viii
re!. furnished or unfurniahed. Inquire
End floor InteiiiBencer BldI7. |a-i3-tf
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Farm Catalogue Free!

Don't forget u drop me card and get
my Farm Catalogue. best selection or
farms I. eyer seen. and Money to loan
to help you buy Home. Liberty Ronds
and Personal property taken on deals.
Writ" i.rc today. II will pay you. whcth-
cr I. want Il farm now or not.
II. Matters. Agent Cambridge, Ohio.
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u. S. AIRMEN
(Continucd from Page One.)

them we're poorly adapted for flying
even in good weather. rs they had four
hundred horsepower Liberty motors or
high compression with a minimum
speed Of 100 miles an hour. They said
they desired slower and liGht"v I'm y
chimes.
The pilots claimed that they had in
formed their supCrinrs that certain
planes. paired many times. wcr" unsafe
to travel in. They further asserted thai
they had asked for stahlliz"rs which in
fog would show whether tn" mon worH
diving on an even keel or upside down.
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hui they wcr" Informed. they sale. by
Mr.. Pracgcr tina, they should steer by
comnass rs the Indicators ar" too On
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
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