The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
GER MANY WILL TRY
FOR YACHT LAURELS

BERLIN. Sept. 27.-Prince Henry OF
Prussia has taken the Initiative in re.
gard 10 German participation in the
German-American sender class" Yacht
rnces. which were won BY the Amer
lean boats at Kiel last year and which
are TO be repeated at Marblehead IN
1913. At n meeting of yachtsmen
called by him. steps to bring out a
large field OF German ~challengers
were taken.
h desirability OF sending over
three types OF boat. one for light
winds. n for moderate breezes and
one for heavy weather. was recognized
and yachtsmen planning TO order new
yachts for the International struggle
were asked 10 communicate with the
sonder-class committee OF the Impe-
rial Yacht club. so that the new Graf
should be divided as evenly as posi-
BILE among the three classes.
Slight hopes for success are enter
tained. as the German designers have
not so far produced n single boat
markedly superior TO those defeated
last year. while American progress is
taken for granted.
An imposing list OF army generals
has been detailed TO participate In the
naval in the North sea
this autumn aboard the battle feet.
They are headed by Field Marshal
Won der GOltz. ~reOrganiZer OF the
Turkish army and Germany's first
s~trategist. who II Is generally as
sumed would command the German
forces II war were 10 break out, and
include Gen. Won Moltke. chief OF the
German general stan. Gen. Won Heer.
ingen. minister OF war; Gen. Mudra.
chief OF the Engineers corps and IN
spector general Of Qualifications: Gen.
Gallwitz. Inspector general Of field
artillery. and the commanding gen.
erals OF the third. fourth and nine
teenth army corps
The ASSIGNMENT OF SO DISTINGUISHED
a party OF officers 20 the naval ma
neuvers indicates that more emphasis
Is now laid upon the cooperation OF
the army INC navy in = possible IT.
ture war than before was the case.
and II will undoubtedly cause per
turbation in England among those
preaching the possibility ~ a Ger
man invasion OF Great Britain under
cover OF the strengthened German
feet.
AnFNI NNNWN 2 ANNAAN NNlaN JUL NN INV NJ
ncgie Palace Of Peace az The Hague.
a monumental gateway and doors in
artistic wrought iron. is nov on OK
hibition az the Berlin Academy. The
work was produced in compliance
with the resolution unanimously
adopted az tho Second Peace confer.
nee in 1905. calling on the govern.
ments signatory ~ tho Hague con
vention 70 contribute toward the
Peace Palace building material nr
decorative objects typical % ench
country's lnUistry or products.
The doorway which was designed
by Prof. Bruno Moehring ~ Berlin.
consists 81 two large main portals.
with leaves bearing designs symbolic
Of peace. and smaller entrance doors
ON either side. aiso most arfistically
worked In wrought iron
Labor unrest IN Germany has spread
rapidly Tn the last twenty years. zig
uroe show occasional recesainra but
on the whole tho labor wars increased
steadily up 20 1911 I'm tho year. a.
though The number % strikes and
o. firms affected Increased only about
80 per cent. The number Of vorkuen
affected Jumped from 1881 In 1910
10 211.2f5 an increree % more than
100 per rert tr 1871 fNore uare hrf
two strikes IN the metal trades. iu.
volving two f7cfrr.es and only 100
mon IN 1900 there were % strikes.
involving f22 factories and 2If9 men
There was % silFhf recession In 1901
but IN 1907 f011 men we're on strike
on dfhe. number frohled the succeeding
yea and had risen TO 1889 in 1906.
1n zoos and 1909 fhe figures dronnef
surprisingly tO about 10000. che only
recessions n importance in the tweu
ty-year period