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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
CADIZ, OHIO

cADfZ. o. Jan. Is.-Mrs. Charles Bir-
hel. or GAINESVILLE. was here this week
1iyde Judkins. Of Cleveland. was ia
=, Earl Millhorn was a Wheeling visitor
Mas. Sadie Huriess Is in wheeling this
week. ~
Mr.. and Mrs W. W Weber are home
from Wheeling.
Henry Warwick. OF Martins Ferry ,,,s
John McAllister Is in Canton for a
y. s. cutler. OF BOSTON. has been m.
guest OF =. ~. Atkinson
r,Ii,. J.. Hiligas Is ia steubenvliie ana
u. n. Howell. Of Cadlz Junction. was
in toWn Tuesday.
NE. and MrF. Frank Ehrhart are
Harry Wagner. or Rellairc was III.
town a Few days recently.
Andy blackburn was Pittsburgh
visitor last week
Mrs. Wheeler Judkins has returned 10
Grcenvilia Ky.
Mrs Lizzie Ifurlsss. % Tappan. visited
Mr.. and AIRS. Frank Bryant or Imam
appliF are with relatives here
airs. Persia Sueseuguth was in Tn
riCf sville over sunday.
Hiss Emma Ellison was a PitfaLurrh
visitor last week
AFR. ana Mrs. u. Cunningham ,,- 90
Florida Tor the winter.
Mrs. Harry 81. Virgins. 81 Bernison
was in tHdiz over SUNDAY.
Mrs. Edward Davidson. of Ingram. Pa.
iq with home folks
Ewin Arnold. of steubenviIe. apent
sunday with Mrs. w o. AronId
ln Columbus.
Mrs. O.. =. Perry has returned 90 cam
Lawrence Gar,in wac n cleveland yi.i-
Tor fHIr week
Mrs CIurIea Vance haze frfrrurf cd,
Ter home iu Pittsburgh
Miss l;hods licnthoru hae returned to
kiursviile. %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
STEUBENVILLE

STEI BENNILLE. O.. Jan. 16-Sec-
rotary Chaffee OF the Chamber OF Com
merce has hled a mass OF Information,
NAYS etc with Congressman w. Il.
rrducis, citing reasons why this - one
OF the favorable places on the planet for
the government armor plate plant.
He shows that while We are 10th in
population we are second in the amount
per capital on pay rolls which indicates
a large number of high skilled laborcrs
and high wage class. The summary OF
other arguments Is as follows
!. Central location
transportation by rail and water.
= j. Proximity to fuel. limestone and
ore.
:: Low cost Of assemblage- OF raw
5. Freedom from attack by the
enemy.
s. Low. rate OF transportation Ia
ocean ports and scenes OF naval action.
q. Abundant supply OF high class
skilled labor adopted to steer manu-
:. Low cost OF water route for high
grade cuban ores used in manufacture
OF armor plate
work
10. HeaIth-very low sickness and
death rate.
II. Good houses and living condi-
lions, churches OF all denominations Y
". G. \. fraternal organizations. public
library. excellent school system. we'll
paved and well lighted streets. ample
amusements. splendid park system un-
der way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

Tonight VIII see the last of the .rI,u.
did afts playing Ht Victoria theatre. and
nu Monday there viii br brand nov
snow GOD around. THIS afternoon viii Ha
q -reHf chance Tor The FouugeftrH wHu
Hf ffiHnu OF going fn school. hHFn boon
unable fI pee The wonderful HuorEfte Iu
thr cabaret show These clever HuIu..I H
nave ntfu drlIrhfiuE hundreds OF rro4f
nfH HU during their stay .ud the three
fiu.I performance today are certain to
.tr crunn cd hUuara
Tho Your MHDte In their novelty dave.
IhE AId singing Hrf Brown aud harrow
.n 'Ihc Girl and thr erarI- and rHrrI-
300 and IH. lur In Graham Valet 800
scored With fhf crowd last night Er.H
.Hl Oh. three HDf. are above fnr HNtrI.a
nf FHHnf.II'' Ifufgrl Bros nuu TrIN.t
Taylor Don on singing and frruHIfIe n.t
have one Uf fHn most uffIrUfHI ..f.
ever brought fu town. The Victoria SCOPE
pictures last rlrht were fine aud now
-lcs VIII bc shown tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

25th. Everyone is cordially invited Co
attend.
Mrs. ~usauuah Logan was husiu.e "a
visitor 90 iiuey Fork Tuesday
Miss Pearl Tirton and MI o. Mans.
field. az Bloomfield. stf .ud,d church last
IS eduesday evening.
The family of Nfr Isaac Vale are aN
sick 90 This writing. We all hope for "a
speedy recovery.
Mrr -noIgrtes. a daughter Of Nr qrd
Mrr. lHsac Vale. Del attending home folks
during their sirtuess.
Miss Florence Hunter and her b4r.
friend. oi Mecma attended church mere
sunday night
PROF 49, o. Nailor. or Pine Gro...
hn. resigned iI. school Ht chat place.
dino Co.. poor health. DO. Is fO Doc eur-
rerded hr Mr. William Vale
Mr. Ifmce Francis. president OF fnr
-mIthfirld township board 0I education.
waa lu town to-day relative Co. Tho rr.-
rloNwsut oft H teacher for Pine Grove
.DhO0f
-mifEnrId village board or education
hold theIr regular wccfiur iu tho aupof -
IufnudrutH 0ffI.. most Monday EVENING
.s
John" said the member OF the
Housewives lcalpo. what's think
ug furd7"
a fund that isn't big enough to
Keep you afCat answered John
gl00mily Buffalo Express
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ST. Clairsville Brlef.

II. W. Shields. editor OF he Rellalre
pemocrat, was business visitor in
town yesterday.
John Gallagher. or Barton. was call
ing on friends in town Friday
Mrs. Sue Hoffman. OF Cambridge. is a
guest 81 the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Frank Williams.
Miss Verge Troll visited friends at
bridgeport Friday.
Judge T. u. Haley and Attorney W. IA.
hinsey. OF Steuhenville. were here on
legal business Friday.
Deputy Recorder Thomas StoneI is iIl
AT MS nome In the East End with grip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
CONGRESSMAN HUGHES TO HAVE
some OPPOSITION in The FIFTH

den OF the state penitentiary. and OF
Heber IA. Rice. .xell-known attorney.
who seeks appointment as pardon at.
torney. - succeed r. G.. Pierson. Of
Fayette. who has chung none too well
20 any particular degree OF popular.
lily. even IN his home county
Both hatfield Men.
There IL this much TO be said rela-
tive to the candidates. Of both Tyree
and Riee-fhey are and have always
been found in the front ranks Tight
ing with their vigorous personalities
for the success OF their party in West
Virginia. In addition they have always
been. since the occasion arose. Hat
field men. and to their efforts, the
present governor owes a great deal.
all OF which he knows and none OF
which he will. probably. forget To
Rice In particular. he is indebted for
the result attained in the primary.
by reason OF the latter's aggressive
county leadership and his effective
work at the state convention in Hunt
ington. In the latter. Rice's organi-
zation was instrumental in creating
such demonstration for Hatfield that
when the delegates returned TO their
homes they bore the tidings OF Hat
fields great popularity. direct FROM
the convention hall to every city AMI
hamlet in the state. Thus Rice's eff
fective work had played an important
part in heralding the name OF the
present governor throughout West
Virginia as the states next chief ex-
ecutive. The primary resulted in go
600 majority for Hatfield.
These facts are well known in Re-
publican ranks and the. governors
constitutions are going to be seriously
disappointed IL he fails TO extend Rice
the recognition his sincere efforts
have entitled him TO.
Elliott VS.. Bond.
For the adjutant generalship. the
battle is still being waged. If one may
so state IL. between the present in.
cumbent. c. ID. Elliott and Capt. John
{. Bond. While Elliott may secure
the plum because OF the governors
desire to Smooth a pathway" there
Is every reason TO hope. staunch Re
publicans say. that Bond will be the
favored candidate. Bond is a straight
forward. honest. loyal Republican who
VIII be found with his party always
regardless. All the political prefer
ment In the world would not make his
opponent any more the party man mol
less the man for self.
or course. Major Pratt. OF Charles.
ton. and II. S. White. OF Matewan. are
In the race and are TO be figured with
more or less. but the consensus OF
opinion Is that the race has narrowed
down TO Elliott and Bond. with the
chances rather favoring the latter
The pot is boiling in Southern West
Nirginia-so far IL is more OF a sim
mer than a seeth, but the next few
months will see things outlined in a
manner that will leave no foolish
questions to be asked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
CuredHisRUPTURE

90 7 was badly ruptured while lifting 20
trunk several wears ago. Doctors said
ms only hope ~ cure was an opera
lion. Trussce did mo no good Fi
naIly ] got hold ~ something that
'-dck'y and completely cured me
Year have passed and the rupture
has mover returned. although ] am do.
inc hard wOrE a. carpenter There
waf mo- operation. no lost time. mo-
trouble. J have nothing 10 sell. but
VII give fun information about how
rou may find "a complete cure without
operation. DO you write me-. Eugene 80
Iullen. Carpenter. tl1f Marcollus ave.
nue. ManasqIau ~ j. Better cut out
This notice and show DO 10 any others
who are rupturcd YOU may save lie
or Of logst stop Che misery Of rupture
and ihe vOrry aud danger OF an opcr
alton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
AT TIE oppurrrrF

INe great RrFINum theatre NHuHfu IIf.
show VIII play Ita l1Ht three perform
uucfs to-day. starting with H n.Hfir..
tnir afternoon and finishing at fha rna
"l tnN SECOND UrrIOImauUo fO.rIrnI
Ihia great BIN Chat lae been frHa. Il.e
tHIHcIfN audience over since DO rf4rfrI
THURSDAY. Del Ous ~ Che most drfIrhff J..
HIIIr 'l ih' a'.,anu Hnf everyone who hH.
seem pr .H furd iu u.4Iar rHs r.g n.H
thht come. iu Monday aIll b, auotls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

lll-siar offering ana the indications rrs
tltt 10 VIII be- one Of the banner bulls
.,l tne season. as Charlie o. 1iutkley and
llr h.E company of ten players are fo
head &c. Tho title 81 Iuckiev.a bic af
irfiur Ie Is DAY iu Court. ".aud the most
"NFhiHle act ON the vaudeville stage.
sorority Days" the bsautifuI acc NOW
AllHrH and Wyauf Dusru SINGERS.
I.rNft Hoover and NHrksn the uut come
edi1n@ lud the siN royal Russian darc-
ere. VIII lI close their enhancement 90
the end Of thc second Performance. tus
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
GOT A VIOLENT
SICK HEADACHE?
Get a 10-Cent Package of DIR.
James Headache Powders
and Don't Suffer.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will 20 wild.
It's needless TO suffer when you can
take a remedy like DIR James Head
ache Powder and relieve the pain and
neuralgia al once. Send someone TO
the drug store now for a dime package
OF Dr. James Headache Powders.
Don't suffer. In a few moments you
VIII feel nne-headache gone-no
more neuralgia pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

Win tns Coal DI Democrat. In che
.4ddle here and pledged Co. Cox for
rUNnrunr. The EuHfrnnturiHl urfnnHrIfa
WilI nUd fIe old line ffureharf f.rrafI
lem0rI Htr. Who never seem able TO- got
their feet Dob che trough when OFFICES
arc rHrnelod nuf lining up behind CON.
rrreswFu T. o. WIIfeHrro Tor Governor
TnT Cos crowd r..fr fIHIr au.flIHr
lfut ui-falrr witch alternate Tho rIaIn
uc0Ulc for the fItuIc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
BETTER IHAS SPANKING.

banking dos ..tft cor. children pf bed
setting There is % cons, ituffonaI rauss
Tor trls trouble Mrs ~ Summers uar
W. Nrfre Dame. Iud.. viii semi frea 10
HnN mother her aurcearrul homo freaf-
out Wua full irrtrutfluna send "a
money tut write her today 10 Vaur rf.f-
dt ~ trouble you fu f.Ia WAY boat
blame fIr tH|ff the chances are Do .s..f
uC|u If ThiH t.effrrrrf $3.50 furas
HNuIfe 4II HreI sefrie fruurlaH Win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

James Dougherty. who was caught ~
the Scotch Wooden Mills store some
nights since and who has stolen suit
cases and from trunks at the Pan
Handle station was indicted yesterday.
arraigned and plead guilty and was sen
fenced 60 the penitentiary. He Is rated
as coke nend.
George Ferguson vs.. George SPOTS
wood, It al. settled
Mike Papas VS.. 4. s. Coal Co settled.
w.. Maj Israel Congregation has made
application in court 10 sell real estate
Juo SAIL ". Mary sail. divorce grant.
ed for wiifui absence
Ike Lepley gave bond In the sum OF
$4,000 on an Indictment for keeping a
place where liquor was sold illegally
Margaret Elu0mer VS.. VIM y Bloom-
er. 81 al partition and sale ordered
Pink Mills, elias Jones. "a BillpnvaIe
negro. who has VI indictments AGAINST
him for gambling and speakcasy bust
ness was arrested iu a coal mine near
Wellsburg on Thursday by County DE
tectiNc Lucas. iic refuses 10 come with
out eNtraditiou papers 20 he was lock
90 in the Wellshurg jail
George Brandon plead guilty before
justice buwuCr Co smoking in Miuro
street car and was fined 81 and costs.
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Phonv Monty pna..r-

George Mamula. o. 1G-fcar-uld how
wing n" pass piece OF counterfeit
Nfcr money. which he SAYS be found
~u De street &c ls Co be sWeateI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

The following divorce case was nied
IN common pleas court yesterday:
Laura stephens. plaintiff VS. A How
ard stephens. defendant Divorce asked
or grounds II willful absence and plain
IN asks custody OF two minor children.
-. ID. Dubois. OF Bellaire. is the attorneS,
for PLAINTIFF.
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Probate Court

N the matter OF the will OF Theobald
Nise' deceased; viii admitted to probate
, IN the matter OF the estate OF Aaron
bubb' deceased; distribution account
nitu ana approved and administrator
ia the matter or the estate OF Steve
fal. deceased; John 7. ITCHY appointed
40 rninlstTator. giving bond in the sum
or $1,000, with the American Suretv
company OF New York. a. surety.
In the matter or the will of Isaac q
anderson. deceased; citation ordered is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

STANLEY Iryruaki. 20 rfrre and Martha.
bururakF Dis wears. OF efeuberriIre
Frank kHruleretE. CD wears. and Anna
MnfH % years. of Adcna
Frank Iulru fkI Gu wears. and Trnrrar
konowskI. 1s years. or DIiuuvaIs
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Modern Prisoilla cinh

Mrs- toward n Dixon entertained
,aSt evening the members OF the Modern
frlscilla club at her home on Buifer
street An enjoyable evening was spent
ana refreshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

The social and entertainment given in
VIC ltesoyterian church Thursday eve
hnS was voted by all present a success.
both socially and financially. The plav
ehttied. The Light Brigade" given ~
III, III louhe Ladies Missionary society,
was said TO have been one OF the hest
nome talent PLAYS EiXen AZ thls nlnce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

Mrs W. G. Sidwell will be at home
70 the members OF the Tuesday Night
Slub az her home Saturday afternoon.
hours being from to s. Fancy work
VIII engage the guests attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

joseph Barge wnr seriously burned
uu The back ard limbs this murnir-- L.,
fNr carnegie Steel plant "a MIND
D Junction hr steam that came from !
pine TIE cnd ~ which blew out Harro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
WIN Ne candihat.-

ZION. D. 4. Mansfield. who served two
Terms with credit on the common pleas
lenrh. also two terms aa probate Judge
nte announced tnnt Dc viii De- o. cam
4idate Tor tlo Republican nomination
FOR rrprcH cufafIso
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Marriage Licenses.

oscar Terry. age ~. OF Bellaire. and
Ada Wooten, age. 49, Of BarnesvilIe
KEY. George Smith oniciated.
Joe Pachutu. age IS, and Mary Kali
yanln. age Fl. both OF warnock Squire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

Flfc 'hief vs.. ". Martins annual re-
port shows only fi3.2N1 loss hy fires In
1919. The cost ~ the department was
tIH.Htn 90 second motor FIRE truck
ls recommended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17
Entire Nous Club.

ne members OF the Entire Nous rr,,
! met Thursday evening al the Gon,' 1,p
hrs- Roy Cope I'm the East End. Games
ahu sewing were greatly enjoyed bv tie
members and delicious refreShmenfS
were served Ly the hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

Mrs William J. SidwelI. at her home
~ west Main street. delightfully."- enter
, saineu tne members OF the Thimble Bee
sewing. SPe"I ia
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE


Fl. CLAIRSVILLE. O.. Jan. Ia
from James NJ. Alexander 10 Rock HIN
rrsspyterian churcn. tract OF land IN
ui'"ey township; consideration. 81.
rom Maggie Brooks to Charles Kon-
czak. tract o. land in Pease toWnSb1D.
consideration. $500.
from Inomas kiidow 10 J. y. Wilson
usst OF land In Bethesda: consideration.
Prom o. T. smith Of TX 20 < n
tarnes. tract Of land in Rarnesvttta.
consideration. $4,000.
FROM Jeanette Workman TO Fred
ar son. tract OF land In Richiand town.
snip consideration. $3.50.
rom Mary = Nandyne TO I.uelIa
scott. tract of land in Richland tov,,-
snip; consideration. SSOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

Tue members OF she s r. club viii
meet Monday evening with Miss lima
Stellars. Cards will be the cbisf di,.a-.
sion of the evening.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
THE WAR AT A GLANCE

ENoLANp-5rsh the French
ing Belgium the
the British eoonas have seized
the colony of Tosoland, German West Africa
invading All
kroh assauns Muehsu French and German oos
5eIsian
fighting at Lese
Albert
The forts driven
bcodiest fighting
captured Lieae.
GERMANYThe fighting
the German cables s cut The word ters through indicates
the voiced Prince
low former imperial chancellor who appeal to the people ended with
Though filled devils
will defend maintain nations place the SUM-"
AUSTRlA-Te
Austrian
a invasion.
invade Finland invaded
cossaeks Prussan cavalry fighting along the Polish
TALV-covernmsn insists will maintain it's neutrality King
nothing Italian their
PoRTUGALPiament adopted
France.
the offensive
JAPANFIeet sails
neutral but will assault British colonies
MoNTENEeRoWar declared leaving r
troops
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
WILL PROVIDE NURSES
FOR GREAT BRITAIN

Washington. Aug. 3.+Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid, widow of the former American
to Great Britain, notified
the American Red Cross today that
she would defray the expenses of ~
Red Cross nurses for Great Britain for
one month. Mrs. Reid has also sent
$1,000 to the British Red Cross.
improvements in the condition OF
Americans throughout the war zone
were reported at the first meeting Of
the board of relief, created by Presi-
dent Wilson. to deal with the problem.
1t was said no more naval vessels will
be dispatched to Europe for the
present.
Negotiations are still on for vessels
to bring Americans home, but il was
the hope of the board that decisive
action at sea would solve the problem
About 80 American ships are available
For the relief of Americans the state
department has authorized the am
bassador at London to draw for $780,
600; at Paris, 100000; at Rome. $685.
600; the minister at Berne, $4,000, and
The Hague $4,000. More will be sent.
If needed. These amounts will be
used at the capitals and parceled out
among the consuls. Security of some
kind will be required wherever an
American can give it, and need of aid
will have to be shown before help is
extended.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
FLOWERS IN THE
PLACE OF CREPE
ON MONUMENT
Tri- Color Of France Placed
on the Strassburg Figure
by Veterans of Franco
Frussian War.

Paris, Aug. s.-The Strassburg
monument in the Place de la Concorde
is no longer draped in crepe. The
black streamers which have made It a
marked object in the group of monu-
ments erected years ago to the various
French cities, were taken off tonight.
In their place is the tri-color Of
France, while at the base of the wom-
ems figure is mass of flaming flowers
placed there tonight by u procession
of white haired veterans of the con-
fict which lost Alsace and Lorraine to
France.
Ever since the peace treaty took
from France these provinces mourning
has draped the Strassburg statue The
veterans of the Franco Prussian war
have annually placed funeral wreaths
thereon. 1t has been a solemn re-
minder of the French reverses that
eliminate in the taking of this city
and the ending of q war that swept
from French control two of her choic-
est possessions.
When the news reached here today
that the French troops had penetrated
Alsace and were actually besieging
Mulhausen and had displayed wonder
full offensive tactics thu veterans
quickly formed a procession.
They forgot their intirmities Of age
Even those who hobbled along on
clutches caught the fever of rejoicing.
The insult to the nation was being
wiped out. Down through the wide
streets now denuded of vehicles or
traffic the veterans marched. AS they
marched they sang. The stirring
strains Of the "Marseillaise" resound-
ed through the strangely quiet air
Their voices were Joined and the vol
ume added to by the women who now
predominant ID in the crowds that lined
the sidewalk. Many of the veterans
were in tears but they were tears OF
10y. There was none of the usua'
horseplay that marks Paris demon
STATIONS. 1t was an occasion of sol
emn rejoicing for all. Arriving at the
Strassburg monument the veterans
formed ring about it. Patriotic
speeches were made. The crepe was
removed and divide damong the ole
soldiers. Slowly the crowd melted
away. The Strassburg statue ha6
again taken its place with its sister
French cities.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
KAISER WILL
GIVE THE PORTUGUESE
MINISTER PASSPORTS

Lisbon, Aug. s.-Although there has
been no formal declaration of war be-
tween Portugal and Germany, it is be-
lieved here that the kaiser will hand
the Portuguese representative at his
capital his passports forthwith. The
parliament today adopted resolutions
declaring that it was Portugars inten-
ton to stand by England in the pre-
sent struggle.
Premier Machado, in introducing the
resolution, called attention to Portu-
pals treaties with England. He de-
clared that the nation had a duty to
perform toward England and her ally,
France and that the nation could not
refuse them aid in the present crisis.
1t was announced that Germany had
demanded that Portugal Immediately
announce her intentions" and that the
German minister had been informed of
the padliaments decision.
Tonight three divisions Of the army
reserves were called to the colors and
the navy was ordered to be ready.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-09
At THE
SENTIMENT AGAINST
THE GERMAN CAUSE

Washington, Aug. s.-Haniel Won
Haimhausen, charge of the German
embassy, told Secretary Bryan today
he did not believe the detention of
Americans in Germany was due to any
governmental order, but because all
means of transportation have been re-
Questioned for the mobilization of
troops.
1t was pointed out by Charge Hahn
hansen that the need of throwing
troops in three different directions
made 1t necessary 20 utilize every pos
sible railway, bus and tram car, and
not only foreigners, but all civilians,
would find It difficult to travel. The
charge stated that he had no doubt
whatever that the Americans in his
country could easily cross the border
into Switzerland.
Mr.. Haimhausen expressed surprise
at what ne felt was anti German sem
timent reflected in the newspaper re-
ports, and especially in editorials and
cartoons.