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0jenlaae.

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Remedy. Smerter ikke-kun 6je-K omfort.
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Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
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bulI, Guuntn4 Vioilcrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
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nlelotes iorrige llge at pore ing, ca
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huu0e inotuaet bans Eluba mtocr Den
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21

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bette pilbe o9taa bare lptfcSes, bpis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
DISTINGUISHED WEST
VIRGQIAN

The 'Intelligcncer today presents cut
and sketch Of Hon. Herman G. Johnson.
member Of the State Senate from the
Thirteenth West Virginia district. Mr..
johnson is one Of the younger public
men Of West Virginia. but in his partic-
ular territory he is one Of the strongest
and most popular leaders of the Repub-
Iican party. He is now serving his
frat term in the West Virginia State
Senate, and in the recent session Of the
LEGISLATURE was one Of the most active
and influential members. He was a con-
spicuous advocate OF progressive lcgis-
lstion and his record will bear most
favorable comparison with that Of any
other member Of the body in which he
sat-. A newspaper editor who has the
distinction Of having built up very
PROSPEROUS daily in one of the small
towns OF the country. a student Of af-
fairs, a man Of strong character and
high purpose. Mr.. Johnson is deserve6ly
regarded as one of the strong men Of
5ceatral West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
sToMoRRoW'S ELECTION

The voters Of Wheeling tomorrow VIII
cast their ballots in the primary cleo
ton for the nomination Of candidates
for council. This election is an import
ant one. perhaps fully as importan, as
the final election, which occurs within
two weeks. Through the election to-
morrow the names Of the mon from each
ward whose names will go on tho ballot
will be chosen. The ward contests have
xenerally been conducted in a spirit Of
friendly rivalry. Very little Of the per
gorInl bitterness which appeared in the
campaign of two years ago is motto cable
this year. Insofar as there has beaa
an issue, it has turned upon the records
Of those members OF council who are
seeking reelection. So far as the IT.
feiIIsencer can see. no serious question.
either Of morals or policy, is involved
in the election. It is largely personal
matter, and the voters VIII undoubtedly
be governed to a great degree BY their
personal preference among th2 cand;-
dates or by their approval OF or oppoe,-
ton to the existing city administration.
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is not to be abused Men who wish TO
war upon society must learn that society
intends to protect itself.
The Intelligcnccr has no fear that
Bolshevisn and L ". Wlsm arc going
to get a very strong grip in America
They are the propaganda of the thrift
less and tho idle. the foes Of organized
society. In this rich and favored land
of ours. in which over 100o0.000 fam
lies own their own homes, in which our
20.0O0.0O0 people have deposits in the
savings banks in which education and
the exercise Of religion are free and un-
trammeled. in which every Industrious
man has an opportunity TO rear fam
lily in comfort and with knowledge that
there is no place so high that his son or
daughter may not aspire to it, there can
be no permanent place for preachers of
social destruction. VIC have tolerated
some of these pests in the past. but at
time when special patriotic demands arc
being made upon US we may we'll refuse
TO tolerate them longer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
SOME CITIZENS WITH QUEER IDEAS

Of their Responsibilities the
Al
told representative OF
important position " make
the entire plant Another
could not subscribe to
lot of machinery
dollar that they have this
before it belongs to
ahkne.
rhst possible to hold it:
without Of the their money
homes would have
the individual
and enjoys it solely because the
merchandise
successfully because the government crss he
business collect his bills The
hasto perform is o
in their manufacturing plants and
all ought
individual
communities little
This great
higher
duty Of
over
facilitate
increases to machinery.
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ST|LLED IN DEATH

oLio county has sent hundreds Of her
sons in1o Uncle Sans fighting ranks Dc
fore tho Hun decided to throw up Tic
snonce and signed an armistice' inc
,nrms of which were fixed By tho AZ
lies.
MANY of these will never return.
rh,v arc stil!ed in death; martyrs 70
the cause Of humanity.
some of them died in the training
camps. some died overseas OF accident OF
illness some others were killed on the
fighting front. -
Hu, every one OF them died Sloriousis.
In his country's service
And one of these days we will be set
ling nm q monument to their memory or
Tho public square in the county scat or
nj some other location Of prominence.
Doing in our feeble way all we can 10
honor their memory.
Eut right now there is moro immcdi-
ate call upon our gratitude. our homage
to their memory. our loyalty to our coui:-'
try.
This Yictory?Libcrty Loan.
Uncle Sam needs from the apprcciativc
pockcthooks Of his. citizens loan Of a.
S4. 500 GUO. 900 TO help finish paying the
war costs: to meet outstanding debts; To
clean UP cancelled contracts: TO help pu1
industry back on its feet. Every one OF
these is i pressing demand
Besides there arc hundreds Of thou
sands of boys yet to bring home. Many
Of them needing MEDICAL attention and
later occupational training. There are
thousands OF insurance claims to meet
e. And tho army Of occupation to MAIN
tain along the Rhine.
There's no end Of need for ready cash
on the part Of the government.
TIL" army and navy did their duty;
they finished up their part Of the war
in fine style. There was no waveriHs
or ouihbling. They went right to It
Now we've got 10 do our share; finish
our part of the job
Show that our appreciation Of these
heroes sti1Icd in death IS genuine.
Lend our money once more to Uncle
Sam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
Won HINDENBURG

In announcing his desire to retire from
the command of the German army. Won
Hindenberg speaks of how hard It has
become for me, in view of my opinio cs
and my entire personality and the past,
to continue to exercise my Office
Amid the collapse Of German 1mpc-
rialisrn. Won Hindcnburg stands out as
The one lone figure that commands re-
spcct A Prussan aristocrat, bocu aud
bred In the spirit Of class superiority.
L soldier all his life. devoted TO the up
building Of r'russian military prwcr. he
gave to Germany the best that was in
him. with degree of SUCCESS. at least,
that historians will record with favor
When the German imperial machine
broke down. Hindcnhurg stuck 10 his
post. He led his defeated Warriors back
TO Germany, and. through his personal
influence, undoubtedly contributed a
great deal to the maIntcnanee CO order.
He has been loyal 10 his stanta-cs. He
believed in his class. and stood by its
interest. but in the hour Of dafcat he
did not wavcr. Ludcndorfr Sluck awa<.
Mackeasen was informed. Won Tirpltz
and whole host of military AID nnva:
subordnates have disappeared. but the
lid man of Tannenberg has bcon o,' the
job. He deserves a rest and IN his re-
t:temcnt hc will take with him a meas
rrc OF respect which fow Of the German
leaders will enjoy.
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~@%@~%% %@%%<

Some wears aSu the president Of L new
automobile firm. pat U,an IN "haTg" 81
his Boston office. The youth had adj
ify. tlrrlnSS energy. with III" gift IT
friendship ard soon d"Irl"p"d an "n"r-
NOUS business. On" day III" president
visited Boston and while thor" expressed
The warmCSt gratitude to his agent. and
made The verbal statement that his "HII-
tract would l." renewed far another
period Of years. Upon III" strength or
rha, statement. his agent. then III MD
Ill" life, contracted Tor larger quarters
and nut il.' Swings If year,; into hlS
rev building. Scarcely was This build
Ing completed. when. ono day, the h"h"
of The firm T-rivrd Ill Il Boston h"'"'
and ycnt for representative. TN"
event soon showed Iha, the president
had not come To sign tn" promised con-
tract. In, rather l." shy that h" hah
reached a place wh~r" hr desired Ia M
irr"sr in his firm Il man VIII" could pu'
= large sum Of money INTO the par"h'
company, :. man who wanted also In be
tho head Of rhr EusVnn business. Tho
agent throw his hands in tho air. fle
had only n verbal pledge: he saw IN"
president intended to take over MS
building. wire rui his equity. enter INTO
thr fruits of his ton years Of labor. and
throw him into tho street AT Il time
whcn it was too late for him To found
nrw business. Finally the manufacturer
exclaimed:
There comes tim" In every hIE
business man. when he has to put on his
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hohnailcd shoes and walk over the face
Of his best friend"

hohnailnd shoes and walk over the lace
Of his best friend"
Jus, tina WAS done that rich man
walked over the face of his best fricr;i.
who is today practically bankrupt.
broken hearted. trying in vain TO recover
his health and begin life anew in Call
fornia.
Tho Car walked over the face Of his
best friends, ,h.. peasants and the work
ing people of Russia In revolt they
kilIcd the Car. and now the Reds are
destroying Russia.
Tho Kaiser put on his hobnailcd
shoes, and walked OVER The face OF the
GUM. Now all mankind spit on his
face.
Tho Crown Prince put on his hob
called shoes and walked over Alsacr and
Lorraine. and now ho is an exile. LIVING
N n garrett on Il mud isle near Holland.
Tho northumberland" automobile man
ufacturer put nu his hnbnalrd shoes
and walked over TN" face Of i young
man who helped him build his business
and make his stock worth par. The
other day. when on" Of the hig business
men Of this country told tho story. he
used words of ScathinE criticism alb nut
this man, and shows that his srItlsh
millionaire had paid dearly FOR his mil
lions in mcrilinG tho Scorn and cons
tcrnpt Of other business mon. who REVOLT
from his spirit and his decd!
At . meeting where agiiatorS were
stirring up discomfort. forlcniinG Sink
rS. and plotting revolutions. this story
was .a!d as an illustration of rich mons
cruelty toward their associates ana
workers.
That multimillionairr automobile
magnet today - manufacturing Bolshc'
y,Sis Every arrogant employer VINO
d"Splsc% his wurkmen. is undermining
liberty. Industrial d"Sr"tS unrnnScinuSIF
feed the flames OF revolution. Men
who under pay their working people
arc involving other firms III strikes.
Who lnrcni,ai EolshcviSm" In turnp"
= STUPID Car ard y cruel kat$"r. Nho
are fomcntinS Bolsrvism in our c"un-
,rvo Sometimes alas! selfish. stupid
and arrogant rich n:"u who are puii'ng
down tie structur" their own hands nav"
buildcd. Among tn" enemies NJ thls
country is this northumberland" who put
on his hohnalcd shoes. and walked over
tbr face Of his; friend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
SALOON SUBSTITUTES
Army NJ A. Plans Would Help Solve Economic
Phase of the Problem
By DR. FRANK ANDREWS FALL,
Bursar of New York University
BurSar of New York University.

ariny'S hutS and duEouts overseas.
Finally. every mirror Will bear "a" en-
c"uraglng slogan: "a man may b. dow"
but IN, ~ never out.
Th"r" is sound sense and practical
psychology back of these plans IF th"
army and IN" association. What is good
in n" saloon idea should b. pres, rTrd.
and these twu organizations. which haV"
learned Il H.. about human natur" sine"
August. 1914. promise /" show tn" rest
of US how IL preserve Il.
I'll" solution arrived III is. Of course.
more ~ l":S temporary in form. AS
The y. NJ. &. \. workers hav" suggested
il is likely that Ih"r" will ultimately
evolve. from the idoa of The Salu"tI. Il
sunny. ur"u 'luh room fur men VIII"
cannot afford membership IN regular
clubs. Civic bodies will com" 10 realize
Tho necessity al adequate publ" rom
+, RI stations. with bar attachments.
Thus Will III" tw" outstanding fca-
lures &c The saloon. as III present con-
slilut"d. h' preserved 10 society. and for
;hiS very important job If salvage W"
"hHil have To- thank tho mon and women
ur c"n@rrr7Itcd minis and hearts VIII"
wvHr tn" HONORABLE" uniform Of III" Sal
walton Array and tn" Young Mems
Christian association
Copyright 1879
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Never Liked Italians

but now thor" cam" muliitud"s nt
mon Of the lowest class from the south
of italy and mon or tho meancr sort out
of Hungary and Poland. men out OF inc
ranks where there WAS neither skill nor
energy nor. any intlativ" of quick IN
trlligcncr: and they came in numoerS
which increased from year to year. as IT
the countries of the south of Europe
were dishurdcning themselves or inc
more sorlid and hapless elements or
their population. the men whose stand
or,ls of life and work were such as
American workmcn had never dreamed
of hitherto.
The people Of tho Pacific Coast had
clamorcd those many years against the
admission of Immigrants out of China'
and in May. 1892. got at last what they
wanted. Federal statute which prac'i-
cally excluded from the United States
all Chinese who had not already ac-
CURED the right Of residence; and yet
the Chinese were more TO be desired. rs
workmen If not as citizens. than most OF
the coarse crew that came crowding IN
every year at the Eastern ports
They had, no doubt, many an IN
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Our Daily Story
ONLY THREE MORE LEFT.

II" WIS an old. old man. II" stopped
aE"dly as he walked. and his hair was
as whit" rs SHOW and almost as wIvy.
II" supported his faltrrng footsteps
with Il bruShwuod cane and II was al
most Impossible 20 see his face fer tho
wrinkles Ii was obvious that lie was
very, very old.
But what's THIS?
IIul what's what
Why. h. IS dressed in 4 tatt"rrd. torn
ard faded army uniform. out al Tn" a.
bows. IN AZ tn" neck.
Can ii b" Tint he is on his way l."
som" rally ii the survivors u! the
Great War"
II can. hul IL ;,I't.
II" You n"r 81" tina, scarlet Chcvron on
his left ann"
TIL" fart - iuday'S story is sol in the
year 2hh@. and Tn" old. old man has just
that morning received his lunE-wait",!-
for dlScharE" from the army and is ON
his way home In change into civilian
clothes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
RIPPING RHYMES
GOOD wORKMEN
BY WALT MASON.

When am sick. in punk condi-
ti"n. when | am lam" and blind and
halt. | hIrr tho cityS best rhysi-
cLtn, then # ! die lis not my fault.
TIM biz phySirianS charge like
thunder. they charge each limo
they draw Il breath, hut they give
ralu" for tn" plumber: they show us
how 10 Sidcytrp death. When my
old autos in panic. with many
d"odads breaking loose ! hire the
very brSt mechanic that our small
viilag" can produce. He has no con-
science whom he charges, or so.
ndsiiSh. ! sometimes think: but he
can fix our boats and barEcs when
they arc strictly tn the blink. Some
other gents might do it cheaper. but
when we count the final cost. We
find expenses running deeper; INC
Unborn workman is frost. Tho
iinhnrn workman badly DotchcS all
things cntruSt cd To his care: he
Spnils our pants and hats and
watches. and hunElcS when he cuts
eur hnir. When [ decide to paint
my stable, I'd hire II Titan at his
best. some grand old master. amply
able TO make all rivals seem jest.
| natrUnizc the uhIcst baker that in
THIS country hamlet dwrlls. and
when ] die my undertaken must DO
the ono who's wearing bells.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
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A. PEST TO BE ELIMINATED

mayor Ralston. Of Martins Ferry is en-
ttb sa .o'the congratulations of 'aw-ab'd-
tnsn men for the'vigorous steps taken to
suppress disorders in that city on Sun
day last. We have had just a little
4aste Of 7. ". W. ism and Bolshevism in
this valley. and that taste has been
prsough. Freedom OF speech Is Euaran-
tea by the American Constitution. but
those guarantees cease when speech be-
eo&es an attack upon our form of gov
lersnnent. our institutions and our flag
MHh who live under the protection Of our
sasas must be taught respect for our
laws. Men who enjoy tn opportunities
which this country gives In rich abund-
apse to- all who wish to take advantage
nd them must laa17- ahat our generosity
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MAKING A RECORD

Out OF five telephone calls in 4 bust
ness office in the city Of Wheeling yes
terday in q period Of about 10 minutes
four OF them were seeking a number diff
ferent from the number Of tho telephone
called. In other words, the proprietor
of that particular telephone had to stop
his work and answer four different calls
for parties who did not want him, but
wanted someone else. This'is a pretty
high batting average for incfficiency-
about as clean record Of stupidity as
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savory habit, bred unwholesome squat
or in the crowded quarters where they
most abounded in the Western seaports.
and seemed separated by their very ma:
lure from the people among whom they
had come TO live: but II was their skill,
their intelligence. their hardy power OF
labor. their knack Of succeeding and
driving dulIcr rivals out, rather than
their alien habits. that made them fear
cd and hated and led TO- their exclusion
at the prayer of the men they were
likely to displacc should they muitipis.
The unlikely fellows who came In at th'
Eastern ports were tolerated because
they usurpcd no place but the.Nery. low
rst in the scale of labor. 2I1-l4'
Vol. V, "A History Of the American
PEOPLE" BY Woodrow Wilson.
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Hon. Herman G. Johnson. member OF
the State Senate ui the Thirteenth West
Virginia. District. is recognized in his
section as one OF the most promising
young men III the public If, OF Nest
Eirg mia. Mr.. johnson WAS elected IN
the Stale Senate in a district that has
hitherto been Democratic, Us L Repuhh-
can. defeating 4 very strong Democratic
candidate by Il handsome majority. lie
is Il native OF Barbour County. and WAS
born on October Ind. 1915. II" attend
cd the country schools. and at the axe
Of sixteen taught Il successful term ~
school near Elkins. Later he attended
Fairmont Normal school and the UnI-
Yersity of Nashville. al Nashville. Tenn
eSsee. While al Nashville he did rrr"r-
torial work on tho Nashville American.
In August 1898 he returned TO ElklnS
and eleven years ago he established the