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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05

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Der H9tctgeH ErpiniruneeH nib Snieis. IN ue.
bereiHitlmnuup nit eirer HeieiIflen. pndlrs
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t0r Of @ublic gerpice.
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msnn ousespebsn YrsfE, nre aHsers uoie
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05

nit autem 4tsent, ba Der 9riehe ourh
feline orientaItihen unb ilaplihen Sss
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benz ,tpenigitens Der 4tbener. aud bill.
bunsssifrig. 5ran3DIii6 lit iiberbaupt
neben Stalieniih - Die gertebrss
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lpabrt Dor Saparien. oenen Der nnltaz
lienifte OeutIhe in Stdlien immsr
aussefebt lit. Der Qraber, Dor 4lem
in aIgier, fpridt io9ar elm nod belize
res sFransDIiI9 als Der 8rie6e. YIN
beitsn lit man in Gibraltar gebettet.
Sort ipreaen Die 2eute ptelfah fiint
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gr tritt nur oerein3elt uuf unb tlagt
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babinraffeno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05

Rdh6en fir aliecmeiue Gcasarteii. Aot'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05

Qraftnen, rro tenn be- Sinhiraibs,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05

beitreitet ItoIS NIT iraen6einer iolhen
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Ter cine, ih mrB es geIteben, III gera.
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ten IoQteiten nnbOumntbeiteu madt.
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perimente iIher ben GiniIuB Der per'
! lbie6enen RabrrmgsntitteI aui Die
grnabrung lluo bic frnnfhaften gu.
| itdnoe 0es ulenihlid)en aorpers ange.
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I'M 2auTe Der Iesten esabr5ebnte BON
8iht. uno ylierenlei0en fiir Wittel
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pGbheu tlr olaemesre Edusdroest III e-nsr
syarrilie ron 2 4arloneu; gnies ceiW, Aars
s,israqsn 705 @ieHwooo are. aaonoaie
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
GILDED YOUTH
MAY BE INSANE
Mother Of charleroi Girl Who Com
nnitted Suicide After Being Be-
trayed investigating Strange
Case.

Special Dispatch TO TIC Intelligence
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Dec. IL
Mrs. Mary Hughes. Of Charleroi. Pa.
whose sixteen ycar-old daughter. NeI-
De-. committed suicide by drowning
herself in the Mononsahela river. last
summer. when she va. betrayed by
"a former West Virginia University
student. who is said 60 Doe a ravin-
maniac IN Weston Asylum. arrived
here today to confer with local r.Ia-
tiNes reSarJirr tho ,ae-. TN. local
end of The suicide Be- now being in
Vc-tigated and the mother and dluch-
fsr it is understood will proceed -
Weston to determine definitely whrth-
cr the boy Boo question o. tha right one.
Tho young man i- a. member of "a
prominent West Virginia famur ir
a' political way. and 90 is said mutt.rs
the words WHY did du &c." FIe
l'ft college last summer the day the
inquest over the dead body 81 the sir!
was hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
BOTH SIDES
IN DYNAMITE
TRIAL REST
-Four Days Will Be Taken for Arguments and Case Will Then
Go to Jury-Another Witness Charged With Perjury
Vice President OF Union Sent JaFedera Judge Scores
Labor Witnesses for Their Conduct Witness Stand

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. IL
John T. Butler. Of Budalo. y. Y. vice
president of the International Asso-
citation of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers. tonight was locked in Jail.
after his bond OF $4,000 had been in
creased 10 $4,000 and after the court
had said he committed perjury in
iestifying I'm his own behalf a. "A do
fendan- in the dynamite conspiracy
trial.
Next 10 President Frank ". RYAN.
Butler Is highest in office in n labor
union Of l2,u00 members and. with
Ryan. he is charged as being one of
forty officials who conspired 70 pro-
mote dynamite explosions. including
the wrecking OF the Los Angeles
Times building
At the conclusion Of days Sos
sion In which both the prosecution
and thc defense rested their cases.
with tho prospect that the trial will
be placed in the hands OF the jury in
eight days. Federal Judge Albert q.
Anderson delivered from his seat "a
scathing arraienment Of what he
termed - display that has taken
place here IN tho last two weeks"
Il don't believe" said Judge Ander-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
RAILROAD MEN
ARE INDICTED
Vice President Of the New York Cen
tral Lines and Other Msgnstes
Charged With Relating.

CHICAGO. Dec. John Carsten-
sen. vice president OF the New Nork
Central lines and three subsidiary
railroads of the system. was indicted
by the federal grand jury late to-day.
charged with having given rebates Ia
the OGara Coal Company amounting
10 100000
The Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern. Big Four and the Chicago. In
diana & Southern railroads are
named In the true bill along with
Mr. Christensen.
Tho true bill sc;s forth that the
alleged rebates Werc granted between
August !. 1909. and January !. 1910.
and that they were carried on the
books Of the New York Central lines
as advance payments for fuel coal to
be- used by ihc Lake Shore railway.
The indictment CharLcs that the coal
never was delivered. that tine money
never was repaid by the O'Gara Coal
Company and that tho fuel companN
was permitted 90 retain the money
and use 60 in its own business.
Indictments previously returned
against Thomas O'Garl. head oi iha
coal company. and three railroads.
charge that certain pymcn's were
made NItrieht as rebates
The phase of the case involving the
reported ownership of stock boz the
DGara company by certain NeW York
central officials b. not covered by The
Indictment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
IMPROVING
HIGHWAYS
Congressman Hughes Asks Federal
Aid for Improvement Of Reads
Princeton May Have Free
Delivery.
Inteliigeneer Bureau.

Congressman James \. Hughes. OF
West virginia. today called on the
Postofiice and Agricultural Depart
ments with view Of getting the slo.-
coo Federal good roads appropriation
:Or that State 20 complete a highway
, between Huntington and Ashland
This road has been completed with
the exception OF stretch two and
I |thrce-qulrter miles long
Congress. 40 It's last session. pro-
Niced half million dollars which vas
10 be spent upon highways used by
rural mail carriers. provided the state
spent two FOR every one dollar .u the
Federal allotment West Virginia $
share of tls appropriation s. $4,000.
and that state itself must spend $40
600.
My idea a. this Federal good roads
appropriation is that 30 should DO used
10 build % model exhibition road" said
Mr. Hughes. The route suggested
is one ideal plaC" ior b. The state is
ready 10 put up S2ur"u to secure tho
Federal aid The road is used bv q
number ~ rural carriers as "a main
mail artery"
There are several other sections of
the state after the $1,000. but Mr.
Hughes thinks 90. Iunuurfon. Ash.
land highway viii get b.
Con"roFfmlu liu-hcs also took
steps io get Princeton. ". Va city
delivery mail soryio" to-day Prince
ton i~ a town three mf'o. long The
Tostoiiicc is located af ono .ri ~ tita
town. Many residents have io wafk
ihIt disfulc" Tor their mail Sir
ilugnes feels Princeton. therefore.
v0'i'd hc 90 locirll point for the post
o''cr Grra-tmrnt tp experiment in
establishing city doUvcrlcs in town.
ot NOR" than 90 thousand population
w. q. DAWSON. au attorney OF Pa-.
sons. vs. AH. who Is also chairman of
the Democratic county committee OF
Tucker county. d. in Washington boz
connection with rIr ,audidlrs Tor frn
"pruir'w. under rr.sidrnfcIsrf
wilson for Internal r.,.uur collector
OF fh' northern district OF West Vir.
l.uII There .r. .IlIf other arn..
rHr'a f0r fhN .ph G,ur.. o. Work of
Farkorslurr is the uro.erf collector
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
PREACHER
ACCUSED
or Assaulting Eleven-Year-old Girl
While Superintendent Of the
Children's Home

Sq' 100 o.. patch To- tie Irtsliiecnccr.
CIIARLESTON. ". Va. Dec. IL
Virginia officials were today called
upon to arrest and hold for extradi-
lion Rev. ". J. Hubbard. charged
with criminal relations with an IL
ycarold inmate Of the Davis ChiId's
Shelter. of this city. OF which instltu-
lion Hubbard was superintendent un-
til few days ago. Hubbard is sup
posed to be- visiting relatives at
broadway. Va.
Thai Hubbard had Wronged her and
threatened to XIII her 10 she told any
one. was the startling story told the
matron by the girl. whose name Is
withheld Hubbard left several DAYS
ago tO visit relatives. and since his
departure meeting Of the directors
decided to sever his connection with
the institution. To-day the girl told
her story and Immediately warrants
were issued for ilubbard's arrest.
The Davis Chlld's Shelter is main
tanned by Hon Henry G. Davis. TO
care for homeless children and place
them iu homes. There are az present
thir;y-hVc inmates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18

son. referring to the stories Of v!o-
lence. riots. assaults and dynamitings
related on the witness stand. II don't
believe-and II I did would not have
any hope for this country that or.
Ganized labor stands for tho things
that have been shown here.
Butler Swears 20 lie.
This man Butler took tho stand
today and ..wore 10 things ha know
were mot true. and everybody here
knew h. ~ts committing perjury.
Thor are a few people I'm this coun-
try who must hc told that IN. irw
Is tho law. and ir there g. any r,n-
tleman ia this court room who fc,f.
that III" shoe fits him. let him put
il on. 7 have never seen "a display
such as has taken place here ia m,
las, two weeks and ! have been "a
lawyer and on the bench for tho last.
% years"
Judge Andersou's remarks were
mad" after the jury had been retired
Tor the day, and after clarence T..
l"wd. Rochester. y. Y. formerly or
E"iizor for the International Assoc
'iation ~ MachinistS IN Detroit. had
tcontinusd on Page Nine)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18

ATHENS. D.. f7-The continued
assaults BY the Greeks on Fort B'xani.
the KEY to the town OF Ja1ina and re
9srded by the Turks IS trnpree nabie.
have been so successful that is de-
Tenders viii he able 10 resist only @
few hours LONGER. ACCORDING &c a semi
official account OF the fighting around
Janina.
The batteries OF Bizsn, were sill
eneed atter horbsrdren' which
lasted 81 day. Ore she'll destroyed
the artillerJ magazine, while other
put out OF operation 90 succession the
guns OF the en-r1y's batteries.
The right wing Of ~. Greek forces
,s advancing toward Fort Dronn. At
tho summit Of the mountain opposite
B,Eani. Great confusion prevaus
among the defenders of this fort. The
guns are being removed and the Turks
arc leaving.
General Sapoun;<sLis. who IS IN
perccnai command has aroused the
enthusiasm OF the Greek troops BY
ris courage. The fsii OF B.sani will
free the read TO Jsnina.
The government has warmly con
grs:Ulsted the comm ande- IN chief
o: the fleet on yesterdays naval sue
cess.
LONDON. Dcc. l5-Thc peace con
ference WAS launched yesterday. only
10 D" interrupted to-day by com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
CRANK THREATENS TO
KILL WOODROW WILSON
Another Letter Threatening His Life
Received by His Secretary from
New York Yesterday.
Hearing Of the Three "mountaineers"
Charged With Sending the First
Letter Held-One DISCHARGED.


NEWARK. y. ia. Dec. f7-presi.
dent-eleci Woodrow Wilson's life has
again been threatened by "A letter
writer. The letter was mailed in
New York. December -. received by
The governors secretary a. Trenton
tho following day and turned over 10
the postal authorities ], is now in
possession OF United States Assistant
District Attorney Lindabury. who do.
cliucd TO discuss 60.
The receipt of the second threaten
, lnS !"'ier became known to-day. AZ
tl" arraiSnmcnt OF Jacob and Warren
Dunn and Serl"y DaysuDort. of V.har.
ton. the three so-Cailei mouutaiupers
Who were charged with having sent
Governor Wilson. ON November II
Ias., letter demanding g .OO0 under
threats of death The hearing was
not concluded. bu' United States
commissioner Stockton dismissed the
case against Warren Dunn. and took
under adviscment motion 10 make
a similar ruliuC in the case OF Dlv.
cuport
Against Jacob Dunn. ALLEGED author
of the threltou.ug letter. the govern
mont made our strong case. Com.
missioner Stockton said lie held
Dunn pending tho conclusion Of the
hearing tomorrow afternoon. when
Joseph Tumuitv. Governor Wilson.
private secretary. viii D.. called TO
testify thar rr received tho letter 81.
tfouEh SIR Tuwuify was under si-,.
To'ui D." did not attend tho hcarir.
today. having arranged with Com.
missioner stockton fo boz absent. o.
vts thought at that tmr th4 his tr..
timoug would moi be needed.
Governor Wilson. also under cub.
pocna did not attend thr hearing. ard
It was said ho would not bo rem ld
FOO DO su tomorrow. .Hf.mIch H4 the
letter never reached him. but Was iu.
terc"pfrd by Nr Tumuify.
Second Letter.
Tho second letter. fhrD1frriu. tho
governor Hfs. WAS urs rnrd and ID
dozen or more ssrfet service mon and
do'r.fiv's arc -acknr 'o learn tr.
author lf I4 understood f.lf the
ui..'yo di .1f r,..l fha GOVERNOR
but Was intercepted. lkr tho FIRST
One. hy Nr Trmulfe Many of tho
f"frn. service mtu and detective.
working 0u this r1.U rnre present a.
thr hearing foG.r. NHl.tar fIc 500.
oni I.'t"r $3.50. f'e oI'srosfl of thn
it.t .r ut- su..t.f.f .IfI f iu ans
way Nr Lindlhurr declined fo srs
i.r. uffrl Fool. f..t.f.I .f frU hear
t.r They rriulrI fr. postmaster 1f
Wharton. fHr mII rarr..- who took
fhr Ir'fDr tr"fu a rurl fron delivery
hnN f.n 'Irr..f e0h jacob Urun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
j. PIERPONT MORGAN TO
TESTIFY IN THE PROBE
Multi-Millionaire and Party Arrived in
Washington Yesterday to Testify
Today.
Committee Yesterday Toek Up The At
racuon OF Money TO New York
BY High Rates Of interest

WASHINGTON. Dec. III. Pier
ppnt Morgan arrived in WASHINGTON
tonight 10 answer subpOe na 10 tcs-
tiiy before the house committee on
banking ard currency. Investigating
B a." money trust. Mr. Morgan expect
ed TO testify before the committee to-
morrow. but il il probable he will not
be reached on the list OF witnesses
before Thursday. according 20 the plan
OF INVESTIGATION mapped out by Samuel
Ontermyc-. counsel for the invesicat-
ine committee. Mr. Morgan had moth
ing 70 say upon hi arrival in Wash
iuEtcn
\ party ~ nearly "a score accompau-
led Mr. MORGAN 100 special tain that
brought him from New Yort In fhe
party were Mr. MOrean's partners in
%" firm of j. = Morgan ana ccmu4lv
uonas W Lamont and 70. T. Datt
son. Joseph - thOafc. John G. spoon
cr arc Richard : Liudubury. counsel
To- Mr. Morcan. ! J.. MORGAN. I~. and
si'n ot C.rrhs ami .nceruph.r-
Simuci u' rfnNer COgu. Oh for the
money trust cowmiff"a. would nor dis.
cu~~ the urH-t t.crS for fIn esau..r1-
ich az Mr NJ -au iia IiI -ly how
ever. ihd' tU" f.Tt-r eaton mast rr0-
'c'q iu It- proper order. ald that sew
'"i now ou BAND norH fY
DE- exam ned tomorrow The com
miiicc "Ii h.-f tabs. up the main
head of ,h. u0u,. fr.-' inTr.-, r.'
ia' ING q" thc "concontrIflon of money
.li t.rd'- ..I .f f- Cu 'If- I.4.rf
li - Nr MORGAN Uil o.. examined
i''iorr De- . Questioned however. %
ina.- of statistical uaffar prepared
p- 'Npcf'- "hl b." ptcod iu thc r,c-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
MORE INDICTMENTS
AGAINST JOHNSON
Three Nore Counts Against the Negro
Pug Under the Mann White
Slave Act Found

CHICAGO Dec o. Three adfi-
fn19' Indictments under tho Mann
White Slave Npf were returned
AGAINST I-ck johnson. tbc negro puri-
I'-f by f.o federal Grand jury here to-
daf.
fh" fNHrc'r arr similar ~ those
contained iu fh" previous indictments
.n"f 'Hr negro and concern ths
transportation of Belle Schrciher bc.
fF..r Chicago. Pittsburgh and Mil
.wrIh,e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
FIFTEEN AMERICANS HOLD
OFF ARMY OF GREASERS

FL TASO. Tex. Dec l.. = Fifteen
rauchmen defended 'he Dumbro Ranch
mn American property iu Chihuahua
state. Tor nearly Two d1t- against $50
bandits. who later were dispersed by
i'dr.W troop-. according to reports
received here today. Troous sent
from Parral. nearby. through appeal
from American consul ! g. Long
routed Tho bandits. killing 3..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18

KANSAS CITY. NO. Dec ~ -"fio.
rr.u- iI once a Ten DAYS leave OF
absence with pay viii hc sriufed each
r-fr0.mtr Who brings in. d.ud or alive.
ans lfChWutman caught sailIuc a.
ru-sH from 20 woman. or holding uu
d citizen
This order was issued bs Wentworth
T. triu. c1irf ol police. today iu an
effort fo rur1 crime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18

AeHtToToN. De-. 17-rorerssf
Weeferu Feunsvivauia and Orio-nsr-
eraiF tafr wednesday auf Taursdavs
anf west winds
Wsst virTiuia-rair and sornsvs.s
colder "wednesday Thursfsy faLE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
CONCESSION MADE
BY SO RAILROADS

70 rHE FiRsmsNyLLue 20 coNcGoe AL DEMANDS az
The ENpf DYES SAVE THAT or REQUIRING
EXTRA FfRENEN