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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

W!fe-The dressmaker says she won't
make me another gown until you pay
her bill.
Urb with re.ief-That Is very good
of her. II! send her q note OF thank&-
Watchman-E Xa miner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

tors Of the concern are, ". r. SSrmsefS
2, F. Robertson. George A. Blsckford.
4, Teagarden and NJ. J. Schwamoer ger.
and II is capitalized at $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
There is
Strength in
EveryTablet

ONE DOSE OFTEN HELPS COM.
MENCET TO ENRICH YOUR BLOOD
AND REyITALIZE your wornout ex.
hausted nerves-Nuxated. Iron 10 or:
ganic ron lie the iron in your blooo
and like the iron in spinach. It 10 20
prepared tha; II will not in1ure inc
r.. n nor disturb the stomach. It may
.vcI, he eai-n. l. is ready for almost
imm.diar.. ahsrrr,ion and assimilation
by the blood while some physicians
claim metallic iron which people US
ua!!v t;.hc IS not absorbed at all
II you are rot strong or well you owe
Il 10 yourself to make the following
test: See how long you can work or
how Far you can walk without becom-
ing tired Next take two hveGra1h
tablets OF Nuxated Iron-thr-s times
per day. after meals for two weeks
Then test your strength again and see
how much you have gained.
Your money will be refunded by the
manufacturers IL you do not obtain
perfectly satisfactory results. For sah
by all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

vanced in their operations for the freeing of Verdun from it's encircling menace. And interest will not be confined soley to the piles of ruins which mark where once pros porous towns stood. Although the devasta- tion around Verdun has been taxing the descriptive powers of allied writers ever since the armistice signed, with the result that here and there small communl- ties being developed much as frontier towns appeared mushroonllike when the West opened to settlers, the American area is still considered inside the zone rouge,' with mined trenches and dugouts, hundreds of unexploded shells and thousands of granades holding out the prospect of danger to unwary investigators.
 On the winding road from Esnes to Malan- court-it was between Avocourt and Esnes that the Buckeye Division went over the top on it's northern push-a few small farms have been cleared, the farmers using corrugated iron huts as shelter during the summer months but moving into Nerdun when the first snows appear
 E.snes itself can boast of only three huts, but more are promised before June. One of these is already used as a chapel by the cure Of the E-sres- -MalancOurt-MOntf Avocourt region. for the church at Esnes was destroyed in the bCTnbardment which followed the Ohio troops advance through the Hinden burg Line and the concreted Ha gen SteIlung, north of MdIaucourt. The Nalan- of undergrowth that troubled Farnsworth's $ troops on the morning of September 26
 Of Malancourt only a heap Of stones shapeless in 1918. remains. On the north ern slope of the hill behind the old village a new village is being constructed. About sixty families have already returned. and by purchasing their household necessities on cooperative basis. with the 'cafe" (aIso a hut as the corner of the road leading over the hill to Montfaucon) as their only respite
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
Immortal Places. Two and Half Years After Fighting, Bear Indelible Marks of
 Bitterest Struggles

the attacks against Verdun. The observa- tory is still there, just as the Americans left it.
 A dozen rods further down the hill, a tourist agency has inaugurated a summer hotel. but it is not until the roadway to EI5inOnville is reached, at the bottom of the hll that the new village of Montfaucon, simple as the original majestic, is reached.
 The VoIler Stellung, which marked the last real defence put up by the enemy in his retreat toward the redoubts of Cierges and Cunel runs through the new village. while here and there among the seventy-odd huts can be found the remnants of machine gun outposts installed by the Southern trOoFB but only used for a few hours on the morn ing of September 2S.
 The road between ATontfaucon and Char pentry, via Epinonville, which paralleled the Foll1er Stellung. is to-day worthy a visit of any summer vacationist seeking real repOse. The finest farms of the middle West are not more green than the cultivated patches, while occasional wooded clusters which. strangely enough, escaped bombardment dur
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

from the cheer1ess surroundings, they are trying to eI1e out their existence
 Avocourt is another hut village" but lacking the symmetry which has been at tempted at Malancourt.- The triple line or trenches skfrtfng the Bois de Cheppy, on the left of the village where the Buckeye sup ports uncovered nest after nest of machine gunuers, are still much in evidence; even the concrete and steel machine gun fort resses along the VaucIots road, twelve in all, are still standing and will probably be kept as public monumentsi one is daily indicated t., tourists as the scene of a terrific hand-to- hand encounter between an American ma chine gunner and a German officer in which the latter was choiled to death because ne refused to fight it out with bare fists in American style although quite willing to take a chance with revolvers A hut mas been built on the site of the Thirty-s1Xths telegraphs during the advance and Is being used a tobacco shop.
 But the dead city, of the Argonne ad- vance is Nontfaucon. Even the few remain ing walls are beginning to crumble and fall. Not a ruin has been rebuilt; only one former resident has been inspired to return to the crest Of the ridge where the troops ot the Seventy-third Brigade and the SeVenty-n1nth Division gained their foothOld during the afternoon of the second days struggle The hut is situated the spot where fe" French engineers succeeded in converting a German cannon to their own use and aided inc Americans in beating back" the nlght counte attack which might have turned the whole course of the war and made necessary a winter and possibly spring campaign
 The troops who garrisOned Mcntfaucon that evantfuI first night will never forget tle satisfaction experienced in capturing what was learned to be the Grown PrInces own hiding place, the reenforced concrete chateau with double armored turrets rom which he could safely watch the course or
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20

fantry's almost bioodless capture of the will lage itself.
 Vaux to-day is as ruined it was that misty morning the doughboys rushed through it's streets. 4 few of the residents returned after the armistice and found shel- ter under a few wrecked walls, but their honing instinct did not survive long They are housed to-day in Chateau Thierry in some of the smaller towns which escaped prolonged bombardments.
 Through the southern end of Belleau Woods runs a striking line of denarCation: the artillery fire concentrated upon the ma rines after their half kilometer advance the morning of June 10 left but few trees standing, while the northern side where the hand to hand fighting heaviest on the following morning, there are remnants of the original forest beginning to bear leaves. Ragged stumps the northern edge tell of the second intensive lombard ment, in which the Seventh Infantry shared the glory of defence with the Marine Bri- gade, enabling the latter to add the whole of the Belleau stronghold to the growing list of American possessions
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
Traces of Battle Begin to Fade
 Once Chateau Therry Is Reached

Once Chateau Thierry is reached how ever. these constant symbols of the great struggle begin to disappear Around the City Hall there still the ruins of thirty or forty buildings, but in the midst of these on the left hand side of the main street an industrious cobbler has erected a repair shop and in homage to the American troops who wrested the city from the Germans boldly advertises that he half soles and heels the shoes of tired tourists while they wait-'a fAmericain.'' Buildings which were only lightly touched by the American and Ger man artillery fire have practically all been repaired; even the little tower on the City Hall Is being reshingled, and in few months the machine gun posts in this build Ing as well as in the steeple of the stone church will be completely lost to view Hotels are to be found in every street and a strictly English tea room," which boasts however, that it has French cuisine" all help the visitor to forget that American ma chine gunners during four terrible June days held the fate of France if not the whole world, in their hands
 The buttresses of the main Marue bridge still show how deadly was their aim when directed against the stealthiIy creeping Ger man detachments which tried to reenter the town after having been driven eastward by the trench infantry; two temporary iron and wooden bridges have been constructed to replace the pdssereHes by which the Amer ican lines of cor1rnunica ton were kept in- tact after the American occupation of the town, but the original traffic signs some what inaccurate owing to the haste with which they were erected, still entertain many of the visitors and especially those with the Second and Third American di- visions
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-20
Fere-en-T Tardenois and Fishes
 Vie for American Attention


 Northward. Fere-en-Tardenois and Fismes vie with each other in demanding American attention, but only in the latter has any ef- 1oft been made toward reconstruction and that has now stopped owing to lack of funds. There are huts however, where anything from a post card to an American "tin hst" can be purchased, and the richness of the area agr1culturally will probably result in us restoration long before towns further south have reached normaIcy
 f'are- -en-Tardenois is still a tangled mass of bricks. stones and wood but the American trenches on the hilsides to the west have rot been filled in, and the redoubts of Jom- blets Wood and Bellevue Farm where the 12oth and 127th infantry made their brilliant offensive, are still intact and shown to any American visitors. The Wood is only a series of sticks, surrounded by an ever in- oreasing undergrowth, and the Farms ma chine gun and artillery positions are show ing signs of decay.
 But while time is gradually healing the more serious scars of the world tragedy it is increasing the interest of the residents of Chateau Thierry and its outlying villages in all that pertains to Americanisrn. The Methodist Memorial. on the north bank of the river. only about two minutes walk from the Hotel de Vile, is probably of the principal influences in this direction Staffed ' by American workers, and comprising interesting museum of French and American activities in the region. it has also menCed to teach American sports to the youths of Chateau Thierry, especially by means of the Boy Scout movement. and so thorough is this training that there are few youngsters enlisted in the movement who cannot cite date and place for the chief American war activities, and the Stars and Stripes receives the same courteous doffing g of every scouts cap that is accorded the French TriColor- In the town merchants are no less appreciative of the American victory
 If plans now being considered for the -f,FS 1haE1 road running north from Nerdun materiaiize greater attention may be paid to the Argonne Forest sector and the score of small towns through which American olive-drabs ad.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06
De ~beGaslaete Sormuer.

Sol. Tbomas %. Miner, gus.
tooian OF alien PROPERTY, bar npIia
benoenbt fig til Breiibent Sarbir9
meo en- anbefalirg ON, at Der Il De
foreitaaenoe unberbGnbIinser meo
Spiflanb og Siterrige ifaffes ltouei"
for bam TIL ! bine 2anbe at erboloe
SplDsninser til @r,g unber &etS.
forbanoIinger Der | 2an6et angaaer.
&c eie,lbom iom / 4rigens Sib bIeu
beIla9lagt al Hesierinsen. . S Ste.
g%ieringens bebite Snteresier er oct
nsspenSist, flyer ban, at american.
lie Igenter faar a~nIeoning baaoe /
Spitlanb ag / giterrise til at bentc
S~plDsntn9er fra forbenb9renbe f.
enbtlige Giermenb og Ga / @arbe.
lesbeb meo Senipn til en- 9el Eager
fem MI perierer for Retteu.
Intagelien at en- beitemt Srem.
aangsmanoe iom blir at befslge peo
Den enbelige 9ispoiition ooer beilag.
lagte tpife o. siterrigife gienbont.
me, biifuterebes meb Brpii6enten.
Wiaer talte for, at al fieuotIig Glen,
bonn ifulbe tilbagebolbes, inbtil til.
ilehsitiaenbe Spsisr bar peret op.
naaet ansaaenoe De $500, 900. 900
Sfabeseritatning iom amerifanife
9orsere sisr &rap paa af apiflmb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06
Smitpoiten befsrorer
Wtaioner al Srepe.

Soituaienets 2uftafoelinJ bar MI
Sc aeroplaner oe 492 Slppere o.
Stefunifere. Sioite lge tog De /
Srug 6 ombpJgeOe &rigsaeroplo,
her, Der bper bill pPre iitanb til at
bare 800 Bunb Foitiager eqer 3d..
COO 9repe. Der er MI bper 9aJ
Suftforbinoelie tpers ODER belle Sar.
oct ira Hep 9orf til Gan 5rancis.
co ooer Ell Hilte Der er $500 Wii
lang. S &egnifabsnaret Der enota
cen 30te SUM 1921 ilsi Yoitflp-
oerne Jolt 1,770,65S Dill % befor'
breoe nGiten 40 Iilioner 9repe.
en- al De npe SlpoemaIfiner bill
tlioe iremuiit paa WPinneiota Statr
Soir ira 3oie til lobe September
iommen meO en- al De 5lppemaifiner
btormeo 8oito9ienet bespnbte lin
SlUoniug bcn 15oe Wai 1918. Get
er itor Spritiel paa bpaS De TO Wa'
finer tan preitere. Zen santle Sea.
fine fon bare 5000 9repe, Hpper
nleb Ell Sart Of 70 MiI / Simen, %
:an ilppe uben Stansning / 31a
Stme. Dc me Waifiuer mebbrin.
ger $4,000 9repe, ilpper 10 Ril
| Simcn 90 Fan bore / 2uiten 4 II.
mer. Ncn ben samle Waifine bar
sort gob Siereite / De 31a aar
ben bar fleiet meb 2uftpoiteu. s
ben lib bar ben nemlie flsiet life
rtinbre END 10000 Mil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06
Kriaen / Eiueaiien.

gfterretnineerne fra 2iaeaiien er
ipariomme % mo~bltrioenoe. Otter
Wteloinserne at bsnme bar begge
Barter ieiret. Sanbbeben err null
gems, of ineen al benz bar pi,nbet nos
gen ierIig Sorbel, ifisnt aampene
al beeee Barter betesnes iom bespe'
rate.
Den 29be Gug. meloes fra 8on'
itantinopel, at @raferne paa @runb
at @an6mangel bar maattet opgipe
fin charlottesville / Saltsrfenen.
Den 30te @l,g. benegtes | ct Eele.
gram fra Itben, at @rRferne bar boz
ret noe for noget Heberlag, % al
&ene beb gIben Safarin fortiRt'
ter meb flor 8olbiombeb.
Den lite Sept. melbes fra gtben.
of @referne mn "itaar foran Ingo'
ras Borte", % at &eeieringsi9oet
meb a0e @rfiper pg alt Silbebsr Ell
flpttet fra @ngora til gpiarea (oette
er ben fierbe 8p bportil Sprferne
itaI bape flpttet Regieringsi9oet).
Den lite Sept. te~legraferes fra
9ltben, at aampene beb Safaria fort
letter meb flor 8oloiombeb, men Def
inbremmes, at baabe 8rPferne oe
Sprferne bar libt itore Cab.
Sen Ace Sept. te~legraferes oft
cielt fra 9onitantinopel, at Be tprfiife
Sropper oberalt bar ilaat De gr9ife
@ngreb tilbaee nnber De iibite Ou'
ges beftiee &e. st fort Mooan'
greb, fom @raferne forisgte, blet
meo 9el6 ilaat tilbage ueb SiPlp al
Sen betimelige @nfomit Of rusiiife
Soriterfninger fra &aufaius. Sen
tprfiIfe Irme teller nh oper 100000
Manb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06
Sreo oe ufreo,
SorffQitelfe fra SIDE I.

munotlige SorbanbIiueer, men bon
giper nbtrptfelia 8eifeo ON, of Der
hperfeu foruo Tor eaer unber biSie
Sorbanbliuger nptter at ~iremfonme
nleb SrllSler ON at anpeuoe Magt.
Wtagt Tan operhopebet life leIe oct
irife Eroblem. 0ette fremaaar tpoe-
Iiat NOT al ben aienbsgierniug, at
Der M / rs Aar bar pRret anpenot
baarobGnbt Nogt / Srlanb % aliae.
bel er oct trIfe Groblem lige uleit.
Srerne bill I'LL iom for mooiGtte iig
WtagtanpenbelicrL tiger DC Salera,
men "bips Tetten NOT en- Gang blir
beieiret al Nsaqten, iaa er bernteo in.
tet 8robIem lsit. Set err blot Iempet
oper paa Giterfommerne noe / Den
blaa Sremti6".
Shentliggisrelien at bette Sofu.
mert bar baft ben ltsrite Sfuffelie |
Sonoon. 5pr isrite 9ang, iioen In.
oerbanolinaerne ON 2lopb Georges
Silbilb begpnbtc, fer Gngl9nberne
m~istrsitig paa Sitpationen. Weo
bette irife Stoubpunft for Gie fan
De life itisnre, at Den Sreb meo Sr.
lamb, iom DC Iiftert baobe baabet paa,
fan tomme iitnub.
Premierminiitrr 2lopo George op.
boloer liz for nGrp9renbe / Snper.
neis / Sfotlanb. % ale brittle Ra.
binetsmeolemmer er falbt BERTH for
OF bolbe ct &obinetsmeSe paa Sns.
bag til 9rsftelie af De 8aleras Spar.
9ctte oil bli frrite Sang / SiItorien,
at Der bcloes ct fulbtaaigt aabinetS,
meoe noenfor ielpe england.
Sumtibist nrcb 9abinctsmebIem.
mernes gfreiic, refer Song George
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06
Sra Cafe Drills, Soiua, melocs til


"2lltberanereu": Menigbeoer / Sopo
fan ifslge en- nplig afgit 'aienoelie
al Statens Ssieiteret boloe @ubstie,
neiter / bpilfet Sprog De snifer.
&ienbelien citerer grt. 1 / Statens
&onItitittion, bbor Der iigeS: "The
General Assembly shall make no
law respecting an establishment
of religion, or prohibiting free
services thereof" 90 Ell anoer
8aragraf lpoer iaa: Zone cannot
restrict the right of parents at
home or through instructors in a
private or parochial school to
worship according to their faith
and religious belief in whatever
language they choose"
Sa, iaa er hi ga f9roig meo Den
Siat - inbtil pioere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06

OF Scorbinapian Gonsreismen". Tom
Bette Sefte inoeboloer. Ser er
baaoe Cert og giueber. gf Seuipn
til EibsFriftets begrrniebe Sterreiie
err Serten fnap. timber Sitclen "Tbe
Scandinavian Clement in Gongreis"
iortGuer NeIs Sofanion os meo faa
SrS noget ON De ifanoinapiife Web.
lernmer al &oneresien for Siben, %
boiIfe Sfonoinaper Der bar iiobet i
&ongresien for. Sor Den p~ioebegi9r.
Iiae er grtifelen irteresiant, men alt
for fort. 90 BOG er BEN, tiAagt Hor.
trRtterlte, lang NOT I'll at ~inoebolbe
Splpsntnger ON Ting, iom er tenn.
meIig monee Sfanoinaper berooer
ganIfe utienbte. Iue bar bort ON
&nute 0elion, ben fer'te Sfaubinab,
iom panot iig ct lanosfienbt politiif
Rapn / @merifa / npere Tib. Rapne
Tom @ronua, Saugen, Helion, Stees
uerion, Selgeion, Suul, 2enroot DO.
rer ogiaa til De mer fienote Sfanbi'
naoer, iOm err eler bar sPret &on'
qresmpnb, for life at inaffe ON Sol
iteab, iom Inti 6orbubsfolfene / ben
ienere Sio bar omfattet meo Zig 70.
renoe &iGrliabco og giort Zig 8e.
flame for.
Men boormmge peo, of Ell Manb
oeo Napn Often bar repre- enteret
8isconiin / Hepraientmtbuiet |
8aibinston, eaer at &~oneresmano
9eterion fra Nep gorf og &ongress
mano 9arien ira Georgia er Sfan'
oinaper2 Nau peb, at Senator Heeo
Smoot fra lltab babbe en- norIf Weor,
men bnem peb, at Senator Glalbe
Spanion fra 8irsinia, bpis ipenIfe
Stamfar Tom til Imerifa / Begun
oelien at BET 1Soe Iarbunbreoe, er
itolt al lin ifmbinapiife Serfomit?
Ser err for Chen fslgenoe Sena.
torer og 8ongresmpub al noroi't
BLOB: Sp6uep Inoerion ira Rinne-
iota, Solm 8. 9uriumJ Senator ira
Stem Merico, Slger 9. 9urtneis fro
Iortb Safota, Carl 81. Gbinoblom
ira SQinois, CHARLES q. Gbriltopber-
ion fra Soutb Safota, Gilbert 81.
Sal1gen fra Soma, Sarolo &nution
fra Iinneiota, @iliam @aibiugton
2arien fra Georgia, Oscar S. 2arion
ira WinneIota, Srpine 8. 2enroot,
Senator fra 8isconitn, 90. Ilfreb
Iicbaelipn ira Sainois, Ioolpbus g.
Helion fra @isconitn, Sobn @. Rel.
ion fra @~iSconiin, &nute Relipn,
Senator fra Minneiota, Setter Nor'
beef, Senator ira Solltb Safota,
In6rep g. 9eteriolt fra SEEM gorf.
Heeo Smoot, Senator fra ltab
Glaube 81. Spanion Senator fro
Girginiu, SAILOR Steenerion ire
Wimeiota, Inbrep s. Soliteab ira
@irneiota, 8iaiam 8iaiamion fro
South Safota, - Jolt femten; oerai
nj al norIf, ire al inenif, TO at banIi
og en- al finif Serfomit. 9lanbt tio'
ltgere &ongresm9nb al norif 9pro,
iom Scr. Sofanion life nepner / fin
@rtifel, CT Sailor 9oen fra Wtinne.
iota og Sermm 9. 9able fra @is.
coniin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06
SmdanotiIer.
SniHanS betaler.

Sicepr9iibenten for ben tpife @igs.
banf Otto bon 8laienapp oplplte
Sorsbags | Berlin, at Tpiflano bar
ubreoet til be Iaiereoe De 1000 Wil'
lioner' @l,Iomarf, iom bar forfaloen
til 8etalins BEN Bite Slug.
San t~ilfsiebe, at for at faa bette
til bar Missbanfen at fin @%rlbreier.
be maattet tage 60 Wiaioner Wfari
/ 8itloooIars % ANDRE fremmeSe
Eense, iom MI er paa gei til Netu
Worf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06
nrpen ! SNHanb.

Siben HrGiibent ebert oiientIis.
gioroe lin Proclamation meo Sorbub
mob of ubienoe paa 5rpt noset Der
fiinoe opbioie iii 8epolt / SpIflanb.
er otte reuftionGre 8Iabe bIet uegtet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06

ESTERED AS SECOND CLASS NATTER JUNE 18th 1908 AT
THE Posr oFFIcE AT DEBORAH, Iowa. UEDRS THK AoT
OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06

l1SgipeIiesret for ct Tiosrnm al 70
Tiger, mleIoes fra Berlin ben lite
September.
S reaftion9re 3rebie / gapern her.
fer Der n9lois 8itterbeb imoo 9yor.
bunosresiertnaen for bens "WeunS.
irp.HrofIanration", og Saaen bIeu
| Eorsbags bebanbIet | ct Isbe / bet
baperffe aabinet, bnor Oct blen her.
bet, at bet bar tniliont. ON Getretet
flnoe baarbb9nes.
Sen ieparatiitiffe geppgeIie i Ban.
ern bar taget np Start, oa ben aIif,
Tom snifer at f9tte IGr.8ronprins
&lipprecbt pan ben baperjfe Sronp,
gaar mere aabenlpit tilnerfs END fsr,
De baperife Arbeioere bar belIer
intet imob at file Gag r1eb grsiien.
men of sienreiie BEN baperfe 9rone,
bet ifal De life babe roeet af. aon.
gers og griuiers og Gpriters 9noe
er talt ogiaa ! 8apern, flyer De.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-06

til Mbp Sau, Observation-Disclosures
Stem | W9rbeoen Of Snperneis, bpor
ban at Yremierminiiteren siebliffelig
bill bli unberrettet ON, bpab 3asinet.
tet bar beIluttet.