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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

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muroe sic gbeiubtl1umsme6aiIl aus
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mebrere Seitlidfetten a~bgebalten. Sc.
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ser ieit ettpa 20 Sabren bItnb 1rrb
fat 5tel3fuB. Die 6ral1 get .lt1ge=
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bra1nten sic aus &ol5 erba11ten Mnz
tpeien 6es S%aglobrers 8ebentr,eier
rms 6es Mesnerg &oienlebner nie6er.
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g11tg 6es Miniteriums, iibertrage1t.
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geidaft an einen Mugeitellten ner=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

@aierne eriboB 1i9 ser le0ige nnter=
offi5ier @rt6 2ange Don ser 6. &at=
terie 1eS 9. Sells : Mrtiueriezg aegi=
merits in 2an6sb be re- a. 8. Ct
ita1nmte aus Mor66eufi9Iam6 un6 NOT
crit felt bier Monaten bei Dem @egi=
ment. Das Motin Ser Sbat iit nod
unbefannt.
&%nrttentber8.
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Sc fr6nflide 6ra11 5es 8rieftr6gers
S6mee in o nfingenfi eI, ols iie
bonn Melfen ibrer 3iegen ii9 bonn
5tam in Sen &m1sffI1tr 5uriidbegeben
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6ie &lei6er 6euer fingen u1rb ite an
Ser Seite nnb nm Mm idepepe
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3ett .6aral1f bon ibrem Ma11te toot
o~ufgefun0en. Ob ser Goo infolge oes
l1nfaIes n6er infolge zines Sdlag-
anfaues eingetreten 1T, fonnte nod
nidt fdtgeiteMt mer6en. - Die rs
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ri11o @r05inger in &obenbasub
fam arf bisber noH ur,al,fgefldrte
@eiie Sem 0fen gu maize. Mls ser
eigene Sobo ibne&aferufe borte, itun6
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3A Stur6en an sen 8ran6tparr0en
geitorben 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

entg1eiiten @agerp baben ioute, ron,1be
i1folge 6es @efa1es 11ro bes @latt,,
effeS gegen sort itebenoe @oegons;
oabei tplerSe ser 81 Sabpe alte @ct=
tenfiibper Sol. &aipar6, meld)es iid
i'm @eleiie befon6> 5piid,en ole Ynffer
etngeflemmt ur5 10 l4per nerlett,
COB er ollf 5em Sransport nod feiner
Wobnumg beridieo. - SS,1 SEM &C.
haulidfeiten 6es Mderers Ee=
ter 8einet aus @irbberb brod
55eller aus. @nbnbaus u116 Sdeln1e
mur0en 5erfif0rt. Ser 5daoen in So
be bon 1000 ST. lit periibert. Dos
5elier ioll 6ur@ cine idoobafte @tene
am &nnri1 ett1tanoen iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
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Sung l1r5 Mlt iin1 gleidtpeiie a,ge-
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60. Inseige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

@et1a ser &uH=Nero uns 10 ldGm-
me Sdpner5en 6urb Siiftpeb perur-
iaGt, oaB mir es falm, ~nusbaltep f0ln=
men, lit es oos ein8ig rabtige. ct:
Safobs Del 0 fort gu gebrouden, mel
DIES Sbmer5en bertreiM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
8aoen.

~ u%%oINS ~1tuttl VVI SIuV%
8reiia& 8ripatier @ueb, begging
in berbaltnibmabig gutter &iitigteit
ieinen 80. @eburtstag. - Ser bo6=
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|Gberbah &err COMMENCEMENT
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ftebt nod 1ri6t feit. Mltem Ia1gen
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umgefnbren un6 nlef Ole Seite ge-
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|6em Soge, ON sem 9berbiirgermeiIter
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fefteIten Stuben. - @al,fma1n 60
nu1m6 &ebz5porri aitrb int So. 2e-
hensinbre. Ser @eritorbene fat lebe
boften MntbeiI a11 genneimiisigen BE-
itrebungen genouu1pen. Ct mar II. a.
langiabriger &oiiierer Ser @emeinnii=
bigen @eienidaft BEG 8e5irfs @eti=
linn feineS @barafters apilen
mar er iebr beIiebt. - SSn Sen Gfef=
t~rotbermiiden @erfen im'Seebad
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lion ei1pes Soreritoff.@eblaies ser 81
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fat Mrtbur @oler b. @idmei6ler plot-
Iid geitorben. Mls lrfade ieineS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08

Wonderfully impressive was the
solemn tribute paid to their departed
members by the local Elks at the
twenty-ninth annual memorial service
held last evening at the Court theatre
An appropriate ceremonial program
in spirit with the occasion was rem
dered. Fully seven hundred members
OF Wheeling lodge No. IS participated
in the occasion, while hundreds OF
friends OF the members. living and
dead, filled the theatre to witness the
rites enacted in memory OF the
brothers who have passed TO the Great
Beyond
The stage setting was entirely in ac-
cord with the solemnity OF the even
ing. The scene portrayed was that
OF a quiet village churchyard in mid
winter. In front were arranged row
OF graves representative OF the last
resting places OF the departed ones.
At the left stood the old village
church in majestic splendor. with the
light from its tinted window panes
shedding : soft glow over the barren
loneliness OF the little plot tenanted
only by the silent gray headstones
which were placed over each rrave
AZ the right large oak tree. to which
still chung clusters OF deadened leaves
which had braved the wintry storms.
stood as silent sentinel on watch.
At the hear a snow drifted road led
away toward the village. the lights Of
which could be seen in the distance.
y sky Of AZURE blue with blended shad
ings Of silvery streaks cast by the
moon, which continued 20 mount up-
ward toward ia zenith completed the
most wonderfully staged scene.
A the curtain was slowly lifted dis
playing the small acre which was uic-
tured as shelterinE the earthly re-
mains of the dead brothers no sound
could be heard IN tho entire house As
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
MAY SETTLE THE INQUIRE DENIES
GARMENT STRIKE BRIBERY CHARGE

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. The out
look for settlement OF the garment
workers strike. which is now in its
tWenty-second week. became brighter
today when il was learned that Nor
RS Bernstein, president OF the manu-
facturers' organization. was consider
ing his appointment as a federal med
iator. Mr.. Bernitein's name was fer
warded TO Washington yesterday by
state Commissioner OF Labor Jack
son and the former declared tonight
that he would decide whether TO act
when n has been officially notified OF
his appointment Max Amadur. a
strike leader nahmed by Commission
er Jackson as the second mediator.
announced that he will gladly accept
The third mediator Is TO be named by
Secretary of Labor Wilson.
Many attempt have been made 10
end the strike by arbitration. City
councils recently appointed commit
tees 10 work with various business
organizations which have been trying
to secure a settlement Of the contro-
versy While the strikers all along
have professed their Willingness 10
accept arbitration. the manufacturers
have declared that there IS nothing
TO arbitrate and that tho 5000 opera
lives would return 10 work II they
were not afraid Of violence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08

NEW YORK, Dec. flames X. Nc
CURE. former mayor OF Syracuse, who
was indicted here on a charge OF So
Letting n campaign contribution from
corporation. the Union Oil company
OF California, in n long statement is
sued today denied all the charges
made against him. explained his alb
sence In the tropics while District At
torney Whitman's inquiry was in
progress. and declared his intention
10 surrender 20 the authorities to-
morrow
Mcclure. who returned yesterday
from San Domingo and Havana, sum
married. his denial OF the accusations
against him by declaring:
"Ali the charges against me are n
desperate attempt OF oil men TO de-
stroy me. n 'frame-up.' despicabIe in
It's object and cruel in its purpose.
lie also charged that before he sailed
for the south representatives OF the
oil interests informed him that they
would destroy the affidavit OF Fill
more COndit. local representative OF
the Union OIL company. whose testi-
mony was largely responsible for Nc
Cures indictment II he he would de-
sert his friends and join their side I'm
the asphalt controversy at Albany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
TO EXERCISE
MORE CAUTION

tfNNRIsBrRG pa. De- O.. Notice
iH- been given HH f.e state department
ni mines o. 900 mime inspectors that Of. ev
must inform mine turtWeu 100 their sis-
tri.t tnHt precautions Co reduce fatalities
Boo mines must te rcduubled ami the
o.. Hf'-f care poo taken fu prevent IItI-
dents from falI ~ coal. slate and rock
lu' ct cations made .utn mine accidents
lately HN tHief James o.. RutcrIrk have
disc Tossed The fI.t that falls have been
ii' greatest cause ~ fIfrI accidents aud
tnHt further safeguards aEuIust such
in.. IIns Hrr Nsafff.t. Tile DEPARTMENT
Dos r..".It. t letter fH Ht sent tH t.s
f'rtr'u 1ru super nfsrterfa 81 every
mine BOO wnlli Instruction Hrc given o.
every foreman foo poo that each working
place i- properly twhsred hr props Ur
90 .rrv Irc fu within ONE foot uf the coal
before if Ie blasted after being UNDER
rIr.i wN'r" coal .. mined Dt pick force
ruru must insist that u uefe square uu'
ftrf or COOL before commencing fn ur.
HtrnIIle and fIHf tho PROVISION. of the
aIf ~ fHff ore follow cd
NHN.s given chat ~ these iretrur-
fnn. H.n r.t REGARDED prosecutions VIII
hf .furfrl He ffs HDt oft June s 1000.
provide t.ll f.r superintendent shall
nUf Wien Hs Inspector calls attention
o. neglect uf law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
ENORMOUSDEATH
TOLL OF AUTOS

NEW YORK, Dec. 7~During the IL
months past Ale users OF public high
ways were killed and 2,l4s injured in
this State by automobiles and other
motor vehicles over which the victims
had no control. according to state
ment made tonight by Mitchell May.
Secretary OF State.
In commenting on the automobile
death rate, Mr.. May said that II was
apparent that there is something
radically wrong both in the law and
ITS enforcement. as this sacrifice OF hu-
man life. almost double that OF last
year. is too heavy a toll to pay for the
advantages OF the automobile"
In letter TO Governor Martin II.
Glynn. Secretary May urges the neces-
sity for new automobile legislation,
and asks the Governor to transmit to
the Legislature an'emergency message
on the subject.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
MONTGOMERY WARD. MAIL
ORDER MAN, DEAD

CHICAGO. Dec. t. MONTGOMERY
Ward. who rose from a day laborer To
the presidency OF mail order house
died today at his residence at High.
land PARK. lie was 30 years old and
a multi-millionaire.
Death resulted from a complication
or diseases which developed after two
rails. About two years ago Mr.. Ward
slipped on the running board OF an
automobile at Pasadena. Cal. and
broke one arm and shoulder blade.
Those injuries forced him TO forcgo
all outdoor amusements. Six weeks
ago he fell in his home and fractured
his right hip. The kidneys were in
Jured and pneumonia set in.
Mr.. Ward was born in Chatham y
J.. February Il. 1913. the family com
Ing west when he was 8 years old He
advanced himself by his own endeav-
ors until at his death his wealth is
reliably estimated al $4,000 600.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
WHEELING men
ATTEND REVIVAL

Special Dlspatch 10 the 1ntelligencer
WELLSBURG. W. Va. Dec. T.
To-day was a big day at the taber-
nacle and DIR. Hamilton. evangelist.
preached two powerful sermons
which were well received by the
large audience. At the evening serv-
ice DIR. Hamilton delivered a master
ful sermon on the objectionable
SIN, bringing out the punishment
due 10 the person who denies Christ
ana the rewards TO be received by
the believers. There were 100 CON
Ferts at the meeting today, lO2 in the
morning and 90 at night
wheeling people present were Mrs.
u 1. Bond. o. G.. Beans. J. A. Turk.
= ID. Clegg, Il. +. Miller. Attorney
W. +. Robsinson. Bond Wells. F. 7.
Brobst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
FIFTY PERSONS
MAYBE DROWNED

HOUSTON. Texas. Dec. Fifty
persons. mostly negroes. are reported
to have been drowned al Sunnyside
a small town on the lower Brazos
river. according 10 a long distances
telephone message received here
early tonight. The message said be-
tween 800 and 500 persons are ma
rooned on a small mound NJ San
Felipe and are In great danger. \
special train loaded with motor boats
was dispatched from Houston TO res
cue them
j. 70 Garrett. r planter who tele
phoned 90 Houston for assistance, 70
ported that the entire Brazos bot.
tom I'M Waller county was flooded. THAI
"a number Of houses had noated away
and that refugees were ClinrinC g.
trees and housctops Boats are being
constructed ~ rapidly a. possible &C
rescue those impcriled.
Sunnysidc ls ,lrht miles north 81
Brookshirc. Mr. Garrett said TO 81
dents Of the lowlauds were warned
Yesterday OF the approaching nooc
bur many refused 20 leave thet
homo
Andrew buchanan and e.. ID. De
man. plantation owners. are among
those reported missing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
FOUND DEAD

Special pisuatch 90 the IntclIigerce-
WELBSBJRG. ". Va. Dec. t.
George Maloney was found de1d this
morning about 10 o'clock near Tho
poor house farm. three and orc-ha1f
miles distant from tho city on Piorco'e
Run. The man was single and had
reached the age ~ forfyeighf years
y is said that Doc had her- drinking
heavily Tor The last several yerrs
which g. said 10 have caused DBL.
death. lie had been In failing health
Tor quite a while.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
MR.. AND MRS. sAYRE
ARRIVE IN LONDON

LONDON. Dec Mr. and Mrs
Francis BOwes Sayre arrived loo Lon
oou early this morning They were
met by the American ambassador and
Miss Page ana drove to the amhas-
shdor.s residence. where they Will be
guests during their stay boz London.
Mr. and Mrs. Sayro. who are on
their honeymoon. had q rough cross
ing on The STEAMSHIP George Washing
ton During the first two days out %
hurricane ragged. The steamer reached
ii5m"u'h twelve hours late The
bridal couple. however. held 20 their
original program and landed and
cam" 90 London on special boat
train
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
MASS MEETING
To ne Held Wednesday Night IN m
tercsts % Flood Protection VIII
De Addresses By Experts

u was announced yesterday that
tho nicotine which is to be held In tho
interests ~ the flood protection move
Wcnt viii DO held "wednesday evening
az this week in tho Market Auditor
um Captain " a Mitchell and Ma
jor Jer,ey. of the United Statos engi-
necrs. have prrccd to make addresses
on tho subject. end T.. q. HaIlock.
VOL known local contractor. and
others who have studied tho PROPOSE
ton carefully will probably discuss
60 Tho meeting will begin a. s.
o'clock. and an invitation has been
extended 90 the general public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
POLICE RAID
MADE Saturday Night Is Said TO Be I'm
Just by Mrs. Mary Resseaer.
OF North End

Nhen several young men and wo-
men gathered at the home OF Airs.
Mary Resseger. Saturday evening
members OF the local police depart.
ihent entered and placed them ali un.
ger arrest on disOrderly charge. All
put up later for their appearance I'm
police court this morning.
Mrs. Resseger stated last night TO
an Intellgencer reporter that the ar
rest has cast a suspicion on her home
which Is unjust. as the young people
Were IN no way causing trouble or dis.
obeying the law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
NON. M. NJ. Nicely. OF FAIR
MONT DELIVERS ELOQUENT
ADDRESS.
eeauthui Stage Scenery Provided and
Large Number OF Friends Of
Members Attend

HoNoREo DEAD.
Samuel A. Miller.
r. J. Mansfield.
Joseph Melrose.
Rufus Wilmarth.
Samuel letxkus.
w. NJ. Davis.
Robert Q. Simpson.
Albert D. Adler.
7. J. Gerashty.
A. c. Sprague.
John D. Brown.
J. r. Cline.
a. w. Ebberts.
Milton 3. MabIs.
A. D. Garden.
Charles w. Seabriqht.
Charles n. Branun.
Otto Tyson.
A. NJ. Armbruster.
A. NJ. Alberts.
George Miller.
George Miller.
Robert T. McNichoI.
George e. Welty.
Frank A. Mansfield.
George A. Trusehel.
A. e. Scheele.
w. D. Jones.
c. v. SnodGrass.
Marshall Alqer.
w. A. Delaplaln.
w. 3. loefiler.
Eugene S. Wells.
Joseph r. Hoffman.
Hugo l. loos.
e. e. Baldwin.
Charles {. DsnnenberQ
c. r. Tracy.
John "A. Cable.
William Mclaughlin.
j. r. Adams.
Albert p. Tiers.
w. n. Eeerter.
Elmer {. Cariln.
J. e. McCauslsnd.
NJ. r. Wolf.
Harry r. Beuter.
2. c. n. Sehwertfeaer.
J. S. Smith.
John J. laue.
r. n. Heymsn.
Henry Menkemeller.
Joseph n. Cooley.
John Majesty.
Lawrence a. Reymann.
John Waterhouse.
Elmer e. Chapman.
William n. Geraghty.
Archibald Woods.
NJ. c. Riester. Jr.
Charles n. fancy.
Chester X. Bell.
J. T. Douglas.
Charles S. Schmidt.
Wilfred r. McGlnty.
Wilson Hoge.
Daniel v. Hughes.
"A. p. Garden.
James 8. Mckee.
John Boyd.
Thomas O'Brien.
John Beckett.
-Passed away during past
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-08
euILon Tr,In Arrive.

INlSfHO Texas. ucc Tho big
bullion train. which haze been ou tho
Way from rHruI Mexico. Tor The last
'"o Wrot.. reached OiIuaca late ,os
f'riHF Dr. .H expected f1 land safely
In H frN inIrs ON fh. American side
ni fHn rio Cr1rdr There arc six.
i'Du wagon. in mo train. each drawn
hy sixteen mules. and 20 military o..
curf of f-u mon
In fho train arc Gf1 bars N bullion
v"irh.nr 1856 pounds each total ~
I..iin'' u"toe. which 90 the present
price ~ silver would make tho value
off tho sh IWont $4,000 lu gold
Tho member of tho bullion party
Knew nothing of tho caravan ~ rcfu
gees from Chihuahu- being escorted
io tho border hy the remnants of Gen.
'rm Mercedes federal army.
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VILLA PROCEEDS
WITH CAUTION
FORTfFlES HIMSELF AGAINST
POSSIBLE ATTACK BY
FEDERALS.
Guardip" Against Attack That
Might Cut OF Base of Sup
DlieS at JuareZ.

JJAREZ. Dec 7-SuU fortirving
his telegraph and railroad communica.
tion with Juarez against a possible at.
tack by Federals. General Francisco
villa. with his rebel army today re-
manned near Sauz. about 80 miles
north OF Chihuahua. villa said he
would delay his entry into the capital
CITY until le was confident he was moi
gong io Do" cur of from tha north
The idea prevailed that some OF
General salvador Mercedes Federal
troops. after ovIcuatiue Chihu1hua.
might po. iby have left tEe main BODY
ana swung around 10 the north and
west in a1 attempt to throw n force
between villa and bis base 40 Juarcz.
Hn'u.d villa lose bis communication
WIN Juar'z Do would Doc isolated in
'hinufhua ana thus b" iu tho position
oI fh' f"f'rals before they evacuated
Ul"i city Direct telegrarhic commu-
hi'al"u with Villas headauarters.
however. howed shat 40 Federals had
h''n he'n anywhere. and Villas slow
progress toward the state capital was
merely pr cau'ion1ry
Thinks Rebels Disheartened
villa himself is convinced that tho
hurry ing way ar the Federal generals
without lring rI' under fire wa. sum
ci"rf indication chat they were dis
hoar'cnrr and fearful a. mutirv nv
'h" unp d soldiers and iu conse
0neuce %. NOR. important fghting Is
p" boz cNI rt.I ur'il tho rebel army en-
'1d"s tl. territory south Of Chihua.
hua. Meantime he is moving cautious
Us Tho HNtur. zion of their tarrifor,
D..
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Sometimes We are haunted bv fhF
demon Of skepticism and despair. and
We ask anew the world. old question
propounded hy tho man ~ ~. "If q
man die. shall he live again" But mn.
, Ike the afflicted patriarch. wo seek no