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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
YANkS TACKLE STRONG
IMPERIALS ON SUNDAY.
Hast HAdsrs Ars LookfnV II
0aMS-Aoth Teens XAvS vssoo1 NJ
10 Credit AlA QooA oAAs

Tho Imperial Athiatios q nc0nlAs
yills. Will run up .asninst the!r hnNc
noon when they tackle the strong IT,.
koe A. c. OF the East End. The H4
will be played on the AcKinisyvtllS I'LL
park and should prove iHeAresttAG -
both toams already have 4 eeeisiyS -
Sunday. -
anxious to arrange . 6anS Win ~
locals last year and did not feel justtAeA
in awarding the East Endsri the vAHSy
chance. He also states that his te90
will be in the best condition for tho
great battle and the locals Win have -
play "some game" II they expect TO 80
another victory TO their list --, $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
STATE ". c. 7. u.
REFLECTS OFFICERS

Charleston, w. Va. Sept 29-Ail OF
the officers or the West Virginia W"h-
un's Christian Temperance Union, were
reelected at tOduy's business ncHnl"h OF
tho convention which met here yrh'cr-
day.
Prior to tho election Of officers. Dr
UullI, H. Jones or Glendale. MAD" /"
TWO minute talk urging tn" "IEhhlEh
ton OF local leagues OF women t"l'Tn
Tor the purpose Of ACQUIRING l"ElHIhtl"h
desired by women Aho urR"h IN" "'''
Entcn Ia yet into r"Inn party hh'' N"''
FOR dcnITrd lawn rather ihnn attempt
tho organization or an "ulrIh" p"''S '"
fight tho crtnhliHh"d ones
Tho ofnccrr arc I'rCrid"ni. MIR
walter nnrncr Fnirn"nt, h"n"T"T'
tnsnIdrnt Mrs. Len" low" N"H'. i"m-
n,rury nddrrHp Washington. u I Ni""-
nrcnIdrut Mrs corn II ogden. Hni"m,
honoTnTy vlcc-prcEld"ul. Mrs I"nni" T..
EnKlr. IuITmuni. corresponding H'r"-
inry Mrp Ilnn"hc NJ Pickering.
UowIcsburg. recording Hccr"iarr. Mr."
JnmrP r l.nkln. ChprlcHt"n. treasurer.
Mrs Lille MAY Fisher lllu"n"lh. loyal
temperance league HcCTctnry, MiAs NIL
drrd marker. M"rgnnt"wn. organize"
and InEtltui" Instructor. Mrs ifuhh !.
NrrI Huntington. union siIn"l r'rr'-
ing
The committee on credentials I, ported
nin.tcon nfncrrs and Eihty-ciRht credit
cd delegates pros"nl.
Todny's program included department
tai huHEortlonS and hu address 10y MIH
Alma MCWhOTIcr West ur tlIIhHhuIg
the superintendent 81 the Department "f
Christian citizenship Ca West N.TRIuIn
now Votera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
MIX NOME RUNS.

rhlIndclphlu. Ia. NcHI - HTh N"No
INNS featured New Iurkn double vlr'
tory over Philadelphia to-day by r'"r"h
Of to J aud I" the n"'"nd game
went II inning" lthhly M"""'h'hF al
,r, rhutIInr nui Sew TnTk f"T niue In
uInKr Ito relieved %nIlor nfi"r levin
homo run Int" tho Irft fI"lh hlnh'h"ir
,nrnr with two on hn"cr Ia ia" fliTl In
ulnY = walker had "uC HON" Ihn ~
,n,h pnnr Itulhr fIfiY fourth h"m"
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Louisville. sept. 29.-St. Paul-Louis-
willie, no game, played previously.
Columbus. O., Sept @9.-Minnchpoi
Columbus, scheduled for today wa
prayed Sunday.
Indiunapo Sept. ?9.--Mllwuukce-l .
d!annpnlls game postponed. account cold
weather
Toledo. O.. Sept. 29--Knnans CITY n.
Ia Toledo 10, II, 2 Batteries. Wcn-
yrr rnunbell Brown mud Sweeney: Bra
dy. Nriaon MCColl and WOOdnll.
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~. u. A. @. wAHrn GAME.

The management OF ihr North End
Athletic club football trnm wlrhor Ia
,,rnnu, n pnmr with the Wclrlnn a &.
clown rdr sunday. Oni"hrr ard. Should
Ihrzr IrnmH meet good game In -
urrIrd an both are Tnht and should put
an IL fnrI battle The management 81
the WcIIIOu team In Irpunt"d 10 call
in7u between nnd aud II y. IN. and
IL nk for icd MnitrIn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
WITHDRAWAL PLEDGED

Washington. SoPt. 30 LithuHnin has
received "a note from tho Soviet gov
-rnmcnt pl"dginK Withdrawal Of all
BolsheVik troops from Lithuanian tor
Polish troop to the Polish
line rSrd by the supreme council. hc-
cordinE To sdyices received here today
in official ClrCles Previously Iiihuhnlh
had agreed To remain neutral In The con
fliCt between tho HolShrNik and tho
Poles n both withdrew their foFcnS
from Lithuanian territory
Tho question 81 Polish withdrswhl 10
expect oil 10 ha taken up at tho iiihuan-
ian Polish conference at Su~alLl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

Ia.t evening Coach Bob Higgins Kot In
the FRAY himHclf. cnrllng ms 'o' WI"
the second ntrinR which held lhn Nhrh''S
sr,reIcHr during the period NnS mum
bor or brilliant plays took pla'r during
the afternoon. lilKHinh hlHh'li bo'hb
especially 'oHspI' u"uH on th' h'i"hA''',
Tho \nrLlty used fhe regular ESh't'h w
Ilays whllo the reserves changed tho
code bnIus~hat whrn mailing lhelr az
tack This fact held the N"rnlly a'"i"
lea, although they out played ia" I"nH
captain Hn'dcsEdT was GA the h"l"
running SlHnaIn bat dld p"' e"faso
tho rough wnIh lie "rre"fn Ia 10" "'"
tnwa,i Tho ruaI 81 health ana d""nlI" m
viii leo nno 81 TIC hig faai"Ton =" lie
soan Ia n.iI"n al Ihd Wheeling game -"
Go Iui,Iog
FLANAGAN u"rs aud r"h'"n" 'h'"o
,uru HIIrhIly InJutad 1" III" game 'as'
anr"rha, Win WsAi virginia. ~'" ="
IN. Tntu IhIH evening aud gave Tue
,.s.rvra "a great deal ~ Trouble. pt"Ih,
InmshhridS" M"n1hn" a"h UanBht ale"
rnu,ir - Tnv"rrhlo iInpr"uHi"n Ia tho back
III
,'nu,h tnhn Tollon ppvo tho limo u"me
finishing work this evening. especially
dealing with defective -po,H "a brought
- high, In tho wrr, virginia gam"
student. VIII Attend
large delegation OF fans and stud
rnta from hNrN VIII accompany mo
wcvl"yan eleven To Wheeling on Friday
Toe tho WePleyan-", ~ J ghU'' 'N''' vi"
Saturday Another contingent VIII como
over from Ruckhannon on Saturday
morning While II IL recognized tina,
the Rod and Black has tho best squad
OF men since ths days OF tho Goodwin
Spiegel- Fleming Young combination. tho
Wesleyan hordca are out with the slogan
Wesleyan must win" Tho game with
wea, Virginia University last saturday
was "A neck and mock affair win the
breaks giving tho victory to the Noun
tainccrs. Locally II IL felt that West
Virginia has the greatest team In inc
history OF tho state Institution. SO the
loss 10 West Virginia does not blight
tho hopes OF tho Wesleyan throngS that
the Methodists are TO have banner
year.
Tho wesleyan players have not been
the target OF criticism this week out
tho students and the city OF Buckhannon
have rendered them their warmest sup,
port With the result that the morale or
the eleven In higher at thls writing than
II was before the West Virginia game"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
C|FvF| ANDFRS IN WAL AWAY
FROM THE St. LOUIS BROWNS

run nfnho ronn"n 'nr"" I" ~" nl"'n ""
ming Of tho rust RnuN WIN WIZ" "'
Imu" ~ VIVA - drIv" over III" 'lgh' '""
vnII a., urrr hy lunlnRH
Ilrpi gam" :,
Sew ioTh " '" '" 80 ,
Philadelphia " " " ~ ,,,
IlnttrIIou. Gulliuu mud IInmnhh, l'p''"'
"' ,' ~ ,,r u " 10
\. WIN ,unOnOOOnO6 pll 2
-, ~ ,innInOOOOO 10 :
m',,o,,,, gInwLcy and Hoffman.
NuyInr. Ilngiy and J. walker.
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", g. J, SCR|MMACE WROUGHT HAVOC e
AMONG MORROW|TES; THREE INJURED

unsbIa 10 rafarue Either Vsry " vtVn
Eisla or herriman ~ uonsya ~
assigned in his place, Car WILLIAMS. ~
flush NJ Princeton linsHtnan. III
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Local Fans Anxiously
Awaiting College Clash

WASH-JEFF GRINDERS BUCk WESl.hl An MI
u" FAIR GROUNDS SATURDAY AT 3:}0 BOTH
TEAMS HAD HARD SCRIMMAGE YESTEKDAf
COACH HIGGINS PLAYED WITH SEtuhN
AND SHOWED UP WE'LL ON DEffN0r'-
SCRUBS HELD VARSITY.
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THANK SOWING DAY last year.

THANksoIvINo DAY last year.
ATK my chow,
ALONE Ia the big town
AND The TURKEY Wa all
NEATLY vARNIsHID and had
NICE LITTIE paper pantA
ON BOTH It's logs.
AND TAsTED strongly.
LIKE NOTHING u AL
nut rHIs year. H6%"
MAN ALIVE, I'm roinE homo,
AND THERE win b,
A COUNTRY turkey.
DONE TO a turn
DROWN AND savrry,
CRISP AND n.ly.
SENDING UP littlo cloudA
or rANTALIzNo steam
MAKING nosrRILs wrinkle.
AND PALATEs quivst.
Oh BoY, reul TURKEY.
AND THEN aftszwardl.
ABLE TO breathe
BUT NOT TO bend
I'll REACH for q smoka
THAT'S THE real TURKEY. to
COSTLY AROMATIC Turkish.
BLENDED WITH the best
or MELLOW Domestic Leaf
AND ONCE aEnin-oh boy.
CAN'T you just hear M.
THE world
THEY SATI8FT!s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
woMAn NOMINATED

Lansing. MichS Sept. 90 woman.
Miss Catharlne poran. OF Detroit. was
nominated for necrrtnry OF state by un-
.nlmous consent of uho democratic
niato convention here today. ltenolu-
tiona urging censorship or motion
pICturr MINIS under stat" huprrvlnlon
and Liquidation ia permit marketing OF
farm produCin I'm huCh ~ way That
needless ,Sprhrs In handling might DO
eliminated" wore adopted by tn" CON
Vcntion. ,
Tn, resolutions also demanded hhnll-
,ind ar Tho Michigan rIaie police. ollTn
Ina ion ~ private lnrursn"o companies
ia connection with tho worhmhn'H com
prnrntIon law and FREQ trHi hook la"
Home rule for Citiou and NlllaH"n was
advocated
rnAoHDTun or rMn onIaH WAVE
Cook-"Chorr up. Liz - rlht your
fuuIt n the silver wau rtolr'
MaId--"N-no hut Id just cleaned u
all" London Opinion.
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BABE RUTH CLOUTS 81
OUT ANOTHER HOMER

Philadelphia, Bept. 11.-BAbe MdtA
rcored his 6ith home run today yheA Ne
hit the ball over the riEht fisl6 teAeo
in the ninth inning Of the first RAme
OF tho double header between New Zen
and Philadelphia. tRt,
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Cnnnun YInUHHn

Washington. Sept - Mn}rviil- ny
glO7 dsCTchnn "a OF pnrrrDf
Moborly. Mls"''uTl tr"vireiI lrh6h
increase bHh. or u 2 prI'"n' iI"vi"n5
ly announced "a lhb
hesssmsr. Alabama. A,GlI. lnor""Ho
IhlO or III nnIEhTL
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


TeHteFWhVH WNWNH'
10. ~. Louis. ]
Sow york. ., philadelphia. tl)
Nrw York. Z. Philadelphia.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YIstsTdnV's Danes.
IiupIuu /. Philadelphia o
Philadelphia. L b"ni"n. !
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Not Ao1tInmAGe

nucEhnnnon. RCpr 20 A hot rcrim-
,n,Uo covering "A period uf fully ono
hour. took place on tho Wesleyan nrld
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Tho greater ,ns ascsssily Tor saving
thu greater your oDUo- tunlly to uso
The IhtslllsaAosT WAni Ads.
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Cleveland
st Louis

Cleveland ........O i-iU
Q, Ioni. O. d l.
Two base hits: O'NcN. Evans. Sncfl-
fees: Gardner. Jameson. Gerber. Lei
ON bases. Cleveland. 10: st Louis 10.
Bases on balls: Off C0rclcsklc. :. We'll
man. s. off VunEild"r. >. nus: OFT
Wriman. II In innings. OFT NnnHlIIcr'
/ I'm > IuuIngs Struck out BY COvclcs-
lir. 4: by WrilmRn. |. by NnnBlldrt. !.
VIVA pitch. Wellmnn. Losing rlicher
w,Ilmnn Tmpirrs. Illldebrnnd ana
Murinrity. Time. l'iG.
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To-dsy's DANES.
.In.IuunII ni IIUuhUIgh
nIunhIyn ~ Wow Y"If
I'hiIndrIp hIa a. li"uI"n
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To-daY'g Games.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia
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AlrnL11Y rH1ou0K 0xYY
A numbar Of army officers and ntsA ~
tho Blst noid artillery company coMinH
from an eastern camp went fhroNe4
town yoAierday afternoon. going tsWASa
Columbus. IT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

ID-Batted for Wcilman In I'm.
(2)-.IIattcd for Lamb In ?th.
(D--Ratted for Nnngildcr IN YIN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23
f de forskjellige Indianerstammer

af de forskjellige Indianerstammer
Scener at deres daglige Arbejde OF
religi@se Skikke err konstrueret med en-
Omhyggelighed i Detailierne og en-
Fart over Figurerne, som. tilsammen
skaber den NEST fuldkomne Illusion.
bet Hvide Illus er en- forholdsvis
enkelt Bygning. Den ligger i fornem
Tilbagetrukkenhed midi indie i en- Ha-
We og var lukket for Besqgende. Pre-
sidentens Residens er indrammet at to
flotte Bygninger, hvori Krigs- og
Observation-Disclosures har sine Konto-
rer. Endnu mere imponerende, hvad
Stprrelse angaar, er Indenrigsdepar-
tementets veldige Murmasse. bet
beskjeftiger like mindre end 300
Personer. Her err Patentkontoret,
som har udstedt omkring 900, 900
Patenter, og hvis Fo%rtjenester heraf
langt overgaar Bygningens OpfGrsels-
omkostning. Ogsaa Diet berqmte PEN
..sionsbureau hGrer ind under dette De-
partement og uddeler Pensioner til
ct Bel@b at AS Millioner Dollars
pr. Aar.
AT de dvrige Bygninger har Diet
lille Ford Teater en- speciel historisk
Interesse. Det var. her Lincoln blew
skudt midi under en- Forestilling at
Skuespilleren Booth. For@vrigt err
Byen smykket med en- Utallighed at
lidet originate Statuer og Monument
ter. Over dem allie rager Washing
ton : Monumentet, en- 500 Fod hpj
Obilisk, som kan ses fra allie Kanter
at Byen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23

sci fandt han den Nat i hendes Ar
me, og hun kyssede P~iskeslagene bort
at hans Pande.
Men hvor din Kind err bleg, Her
skerinde, hvidere end den hvide Nat
derude -
Tatar!
Tatar, skjenk mig endnu ct Glas
TIE, staalgul og sterk, for den hvide
Nat har gjort mig svimmel og syg!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23

Agnes .laa udstrakt paa en- Sofa og leste op at en-
fransk Bog, som hun holdt Haanden, da Arthur aab-
nede Dsren og kaldte paa Sdsteren. Bogen blew ,kastet
hen ad Gulvet, saa den havnede we'd Frpken Demons
Fodder. Agnes selv flGj I'D at Varelset.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23
Drn huthf Nut.
CAT G.. NJ. Norman-H ansen) .

oNt = w pOAonN
Tehus = med forgyldte Bogstaver
praler Skillet over Indgangen, men
Diet, Trappen leder op til, er kun en-
shaver og l~avloftet Stue, med skuret
,Gulv og nqgne Vegge, med nogle
Stole og s1na Borde i Hj9rnerne og
inderst indie en- bred Disk, hvor Sa-
movaren STAIR og koger. Bag Samo-
warren sidder den unge Pige, som
skjenker Teen, Gasblusset over hen
des Hoved kaster ct flakkende Lys-
skjar ned over den tykke Heartfelt
ming, hun efter polsk Skik berer LOST
ned ad Nakken, hendes Ansigt err sy-
geligt blegt i Diet blege Skin fra den
hvide Nat udenfor.
Gjennem det aabne Vindue tran-
ger Gadens trykkende Rusleders
Luft ind sammen med Nations hvide
Lys, OF indie i Stuen er Luften tyk
af sqdlig Lugt af Kager og Brqd.
Tataren, som varter op, kommer hen
imod mig, hans firkantede, glinsende
Ansigt er ct Smil we'd at Sc en- Gjast
trade ind.
"Tatar, skjenk mig TIE i Glasset
stark TIE, Tatar, for jeg er tract og
syg, tract at Dagens aldrig svindende
Lys, Or af Nattens hvide Skin, swim.
mel at Nattens kvelende Hede!'
Men mems jeg taller, og idet jeg SCI
Tataren komme imod mig, synes jeg
Diet er, som han kommer langt borte
fra, som ON han havde en- Uendelig.
he'd at Skridt at gaa for at naa til
mig, thi den snevre Stue har videt
sig nd til ct Rum saa hqjt og vidt, a,
Tataren kun er ct lille Kryb deri, til
en- Hal, i hvis Dyb guilt Lys brydes
med hvidt Lys over en- ung Piges
Haarfletning, og fra hendes blege
Ansigt stirrer hendes dybe, sorte 0j.
ne imod mig.
"Tatar, hvorfor er din Hersker.
indies Ansigt saa blegt, hvidere enc
den hvide Nat derude?"
Og Tataren bqjer sig dybt og yd.
mygt for mig, og som i Drqmme Ell
Diet, jeg forstaar hans Tale:
"Herre," siger han, "det er, ford
hendes Tanker er syge. De er blever
syge af at lede og s6ge og aldrig
kunne finde Vel. Ham, de s9ger, fin
der de aldrig Vel til. Paa den Stol
hvor | slider, HERE, har han siddet
Forkommen og forfrossen kom har
ind. I Studenternes fattige graa Kit
tel var han kledt. Sky og forskrem1
kom han ind, men min Herskerinde
|skjsnkede selv Teen for ham og gay
ham det hvideste Brdd dertil, og bag.
efter lagde hun selv de ii Kopek pas
Disken. lngen TAX Wide hun have
derfor, blot hendes 0jne fix hvile
hans. De ingen Dag var Dag fol
hende, naar hun like havde set ham
Here, har I set Kosakkerne kom.
me ridende? Som en- Sky jaeger her
over Himlen, saadan jaeger de dam.
pende Heste over Sheen, og Sheen fy.
ger som St@v fra Hestenes Hove, og
N~agajkaen, Kosaksv6ben, suser hvi
nende gjennem Luften!
bet var we'd at m@rknes den AT.
ten, vi hqrte like Hestenes Trav, fo1
Sheen laa tykt og blqdt, vi saa intct
for der fog en- Snestorrn nod Ruder.
ne, idet de for forbi = men Ojeblik.
ket efter gik Dpren op, og han slebtt
sig herind. Veltet i Sheen var han
og hvidere end Sheen paa hans Kla.
der var hans Ansigt, men over han:
Pande og tv@rs over Kinden famine.
de to brede blodrpde Striber - Mar.
ker af Nagajkaens Stag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-23

Margaretha havde like truffet Folke efter Branden.
Da hun bes9gte hans Moder for at tilbyde hende den
Bistand, hun kunde yde, var han allerede rejst til Ho-
vedstaden i Forretninger. Eft Par Dage forlqb, uden
at Margaretha besqgte Folkene i Dalen.
Hundern havde aflagt ct Bes6g paa Fje1lboda og
meddelt hende, at Branden MATTE siges at vere en-
lykkelig Begivenhed for Folke i hans nuverende 6ko-
nomiske Shilling. Huset var hGjt assureret, og Folke
Wide med den Sum til Hap kunne redde sig I'D af
sine Bekymringer. Nogen ny Hovedbygning agtede
han like at opfGre, men Wide indskrenke sig til at
indrette en- Bolig oven over Kontoret til Moderen.
Da Hundern var gaaet, efter at have givet Marga-
retha denne Meddelelse, satte hun sig straks til at
skrive. vi tager os den Frihed at meddele Indholdet
af dette Brew:
ARTHUR!
bet er tire Dage @siden, du gk fra mig, da jeg like
formaaede at sige dig ct eneste venligt Ord.
Jeg siger formaaede, da init Hjerte 6nskede at gjqre
Diet, men den saarede Retsfqlelse afholdt mig drefra.
NJ er Diet anderledes.
De stdrste Fell kunne tilgives, de groveste Forbry-
delser udsones, og der findes like noget Menneske,
som har Ret til at Owe nogen stor Stronghold. Jeg
har Diet heller like.
Dette vii jeg mindes og tenke paa dig uden Bit
terhed.
Du vii like hvie, sagde du, fqr du havde %gjenkjqbt
min Agtelse.
Hold fast we'd dette Forset, saa skal NIT VenskaB
fGlge min Agtelse.
NJ til de Ulykker, du har ~fremkaldt.
Hvis Begivenhederne like og for, sig havde veret
saadanne, at de MATTE indvirke paa dig, Wide F9lgerne
uvilkaarligt have tvunget dig til at erkjende, at en- ret
fsrdig og almegtig Gud wager over den forfulgte."
Gortf)
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HOOVER g ENDORSEMENT

Tho millions Of thoughtful men and
women in the United States who re-
gardcd Herbert Hoover as an ideal can
dida,e for the presidency will not fail 10
take notice Of the most enthusiastic en-
dorsement Mr.. Hoover has given TO the
nomination OF Senator Harding. Mr..
Hoover has had an inside view OF the
administration. Perhaps. more than any
other public man. he has been in touch
with the authorities at Washington. al
though apart from them. He has seen
MIR. Wilson in action and through force
Of circumstances his mind has been
compelled to move along with that OF
Mr.. Wilson. He has seen the successes
and failures OF both the War and Navy
Department. and his unbiased Judgment
that the success Of wisconsin would
be calamitous is significant. Mr.. Hoo
yer is. in no sense. a party man. He
processes no hide bound allegiance 10
any political organization. His en-
dorSement. therefore. OF Warren q.
Harding. and OF the Republican plat
form means more. perhaps. than the
endorsement OF any other single in
dlyidual in America