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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
WEILSBURG

wELISBURG. W. Va FEB. ls.-coi
" ". beal received = letter this nom
ins from Richard Sutherland. congress
MAJ AZ large Tor West Virginia statinz
mat II ne could finish up the inrestiga-
t4oh OF ne. etrl<e conditions an Coiorado.
Mnffe ne now is. ne villa be present and
be he'd Tuesday. February "a al the
city hau Congressman Sutherland. as
member OF the COMMITTEES on mines
ana mining. - now IN Colorado. where a
federal .nVeEusatiOn OF tns uInsrs
strtko - IN progress II he can get TO
thts city Tor the banquet he Will be en-
and Mira BsAll.
The many Wellsburg friends OF Con
kresr man sutherland nope that ne will
De able TO attend the banquet. As he il a
seH known ana nnisned orator, and with
Sonsressmsn Medley. OF the First dis-
IicI on the program. Wellsburx people
efs assured OF eloquencs and logic that
VIII many times equal the amount they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

Special Dispatch 90 the Iutslironrcr.
CLARKSBURG. W Va. FEB 16-
After a long illness. Mrs. S. q Brarr.
wife ~ well known farmer OF near
Burnsyille. died last NIGHT in a
rlHrkshurg hospital. aged 5g yeara
Der body viii De taken 90 Huntsville
Iuc.fav and The funeral will hc held
the following day at her late home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
SPEAKEASY RAIDS
Dry Forces Of Belmont County Star,
Crusade ard Land Two Violators
Of Rose Law

The dry forces In Belmont county
are waging continual warfare aralnst
The 'Epoakeasies" In that counts
Several cases have been an I'm the
various courts in the past few d9vs
ana two more were added to the list
last evening
flcmgna CirafrI. o. Twenty ann
street. Bellaire. was arrested by Con.
stable WIZ Rose. Of Shsdysido and
hia deputies. last evening on "a vor.
rant issued at the instance of l.. Z
Graft. of Bollalre. charging her with
violating the Rose Law. Tho oTirora
found quantity Of wet goods in me
mouse. and DO was Cuunecatcd Tho
woman was arrairned before Va,or
9ammons last evening and gave bond
lor hearing Thursday afternoon
Ftl ruary le, at Q o'clock
Andy OBrien. Of BelIaire. was NJ
rested by the same officials ON "a
warrant from Mayor sammou's count
Pr the instance ~ T. J. Grafz. chorg
.ng MIN with violating the Rose Law
iie was arraigncd before Mayor sam.
mons entered a Tloa ~ guilty and
bond in tho sum n 5000 was furnisb
81 by Thomas Cook. Tor a hearing
lhur7day afternoon at o'ciort
OErlcn was arrested n few daye aro
on Himilar charge and fined 500
aud costs
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Mrs. John MoMaster.

MIS-. John McMaster. OF 40 Fifteenth
street died at Sis o'clock last evening
or heart failure. Mrs. McMaster was
BORN IN Ayrshire. Scotland. and was
TOM uer earliest years. devoted TO
christian service. She was alwavs in
teiested In Missions and Sabbath school
WORK She was "A devoted member of
the FIRST Presbyterian church. She
leaves her husband John McMaster. OF
thls CITY, sister. Miss Melroy: n
daughter, Mrs. Wa. Cook. wife OF the
FORMER pastor OF the above church. and
q son. John X. McAlaster. Of Toronto.
canada, 20 mourn her loss. Funeral ar
engagements will not be completed until
"iltr the arrival OF distant relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Nurse PrOclaimS Skin Cure
Myrtle Hahn Says n. d. d. Prescription Is Worm
ROckefeIer's Millions 10 Her.

Ten wears 7 suffered with sczsn1a
three years ~ that time Z could NOT
appear In TH.It". MF entire body
was covered with the disease. could
not est could not aIfru. could
not live have 90 last found tho
II clean. smooth m there we're ore
bottle only 20 Do. b r Orb The world
ana bad &c. Mr InrEefelIera MIL.
lions could not buy the golden rufd.-
Nurse WRITE Hahn ON care waite.
HOep.f1I Durham. ~ 60
How about your
~ you have any skin tfarlfah or
lifflr rash 10 not 1et tf devotion into
something moro serious Har..ar.. rar
ID u ID prescription has been rrens-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Cuttlna Ice.

Old King Winter has at last VISITED
this section long enough to freeze the
streams over once again. This 70 the
nrst time that those desiring 20 put
up Ice for their summer use have had
the opportunity to all their fee houses
ana many are taking advantage OF
tne opportunity. Yesterday a number
or men were at work on Little Wheel
ing creek Just above the IS" bridge
cutting ice and II is said that in
many places IL was from six TO eight
inches thick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
lntelliseneer Handy Almanac at
5iayneys Drug Store for only 2sc.
Get one now.
Entertainment

ENTERTAINMENT
An entertainment Will be ivan he en-.
lima Hennig- Sherman school OF BY
preston, under the auspices OF the Kew
, ss1ne bibie class OF the Stone Church.
following Is the program:
De t!s.,t PfosingI,Mafy and yirs 1sssrA
Eariy. Marcella Seifert. Margaret
,McClannahan. Carmen VcSley
musical Accompaniment .
r...,;,.... Miss Adaline sherman
Readins. Mrs. Lima He STmsl hw2gIsy
49,, Bodiey. Hart. Kitt Haif RS SgaF'e''e
Playette. 80. Mrs. Foiiansbeeo re hss tTs
~, CHARACTERS:
MIs. foIiansbee. Miss Rena Wagner
Felix Fairleigh. Victor ~ Cahhae,
scene. In AIRS. Follansbee's sitting room
MISE '''''.-.-.....:.. Orchestra
Piayefte Packing the Homs sf sasSet'e
AIRY Barrel
scene-Mrs, Browns Living Room.
CHARACTERS.
AIRS. Brown. CThe HosteSs) $500
Mrs. Dumps. tshoft and STOUT " ....o
Miss Fin. q spinste G'ss regina Hell
Mrs. Green. "A Bosserl 'y nueH.ey
Mrs. Jones. "a Confirmed med I A.n4 Teller
Mrs Lamb. "a widow... , Ci4'" s.iies
Sophia, "a Polish Gi Mss 1uiia Farley
Mrs. Marks-wIiIing -. Mary Alp SriSy Z
H'e-ielpers. Anna Howell
Pike Briefs.
X ]. shepherd, OF Viola. spent sun
gay as the guest OF friends near Elm
Winnie Dague. Of Viola. spent last
evening as the guest % frfcvd. - o.
latiVes at Elm Grove
+, VI. Stricklin has returned To his
nome at Washington. after spending a
lev lev, GAYS as the guest OF friends al
The grades OF the pupils taking the
state examination In the eighth Grade
IN IIiadelphia district are being re-
Harry Gunion has returned - If.
home at Wellsburg after spending a
Grove ~ i'''i'
Louis SAKE and daughter. Alma. have
returned To their home az Sutton after
spending the past several DAYS looking
alleT business anairs IN eastern Ohio.
Joe May. popular conductor on the
lily ana Elm Grove division Of the West
virginia Traction and Electric com nap,,
- enjoying "a short vacation.
Frank Noloski. who was injured nj
tiG Elm Grove mine few days ago. Is
able to be out again.
h movement Il again on foot "a
arouse interest I'm the matter OF secur-
lnE ground for the erection OF n new
school building at Fulton
George NJ Snoot - Isf,,.,.. ,--,,-
lett yesterday for New York. where ne
viii spend several days looking after
business.
Mayor Samuel NJ. Chase. OF pattersor
VINO has been seriously IN for the IA ~
several days. Is slightly Improved
several sleiEhing parties left Film
-. rove INST eNeniuE. ono going Co West
Ni"N1uder and others going 10 other
",hlS where supper was enjoyed
James Graham has returned 20 his
nome At Cleveland. after zreniiux ne
past Few days with friends "a Woods
Randolph Fisher. who has been ssrt-
slightly improved -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
'Tnrse-p" 10 Magical - Acts Right
Away.

80 Odds how sour. bloated and fail OF
gas your stomach feels this minute take
p THREE-P capsule. Note how quicx-
~ you are freed from sour risings. belch-
ing Of food mixed vita acid. heartburn.
raus~n. dizziness and Intestinal grtpings.
Taxi them for n few days and marx
the continued Improvement In a short
time you Will be eating with the relish
and . schooiboy. You forget you ever had
STOMACH trouble.
"rHREE-P" supplies an aiiing stonn-
sch win ingredients which produce the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Gensral A. H. Bach

The remains of the late Gen A. H.
I'a'H were removed from the Mcclure
n'ltl yesterday morning and over the
l'IhfF lNtuin r. r.. To- his old home in
connecticut. whore 20 will be Inferred.
N'tyInia any iug the body were his son.
austin Reach and as Tar 49, i1ittsbtIrr1
uN AIT. and Mrs. Charles =. Howell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Hss<fnQ Called-

Chairman W. W. Beall. OF this city, n as
announced that n meeting OF the execu-
tive council OF the West Virginia State
bankers association will be held at the
frederiek hotel. Huntington. Tuesday.
ing made for the meeting aud IL is ex-
pected that II Will be LARGELY attended,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

I'"IE' " UIUHU- Vol FTIWn r.-T-
.'uI 81 The CTS. rsFidrr at $40. GIu Na.
u.u'I Ipdd passed away ge-tsrIay
Noi iInEs i'IIH" ing tHe attacks UT u lIr-
t'flNH Iintr.. The utUeI.sd WAS In fUs
.l.t s'.l ~ Uls a.D aud 4a .ar.I...I I.
..Ht NiIIIr.u. Airs. Con-. .IHua Nr.
ll'riE Mason. Mt. Robert Pam ana
i.l.ls '..LH While IIF health Is-
N''n IHi t"r some f.... 90 wa. r.t
nl"EHt Chat hIs condition was ..rr,r'
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
The c. 3. KIMBERLY CO,
SehmuIbseh Building. Both Phone,
For Satisfacfot


The Henry Clay Camp. Modern
Woodmen OF America, will hold their
regular weekly meeting this evening
at their lodge rooms In Hands haii
nj Elm Grove. At this meeting seve-
raj matters OF business will be taken
up. including the initiation Of several
candidates and other matters pertain
ing 10 the business OF the lodge. All
members are urged To- be present.
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Conner M Smith.


Very beautiful were the services neld
over the remains OF the late Conner NJ
oihltn. VINO passed away I'm the Miners
hospital at Fairmont a Victim OF me &C.
Sldent that occurred near that city Mon
Jay evening. February 3. The services
We're conducted by the II. OF r. T. Tod 60
IA the Church OF God al McMechen
winch was crowded with friends and
relatives OF tho deceased.
rev u. j. Tary preached the funeral
sermon. assisted by Rev. Burdlck also
a very Impressive talk by Rev. Tracy
I1L1st SuecINe vas "A solo rendered by
services OF the Church OF God choir
The high esteem in which the deceased
was held was attested by the many floral
tributes from friends who regretted b is
uutmely end.
fploWinE the services interment was
IN GreenW ood cemetery
re deceased was in the twenty-ffth
year OF MS age and had been employed
ny the a. %. railroad company for
s"ue years. lie leaves a wide circle OF
flends 10 mourn his demise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

Tho Bethel Rsoekah. OF Well sburx. will
hold an Initiation IN the odd Fellows
hail In the Walker building Tuesday eve.
ming. February II. After the initta-
ton the Bethel Rebekah No. a. will en-
tertain the Collier Rebekah. after which
refreshments will be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

rlr~f f'- ff'esn years 80 the standarf'
rkiu remedy. Do always helps. arr II
N..i according fo directions it should
cure l1 short wh.rn
Nl trurrIafH COLL This standard
remedy. huf N you come fl ur We Will
uner sou fIs fret fuff afrs bottle Nth
If.r % once wF wf'I refurf the pur.
chase price
AK a'e1 about m n ~ stin soao.
containing fNe sImr healing fnErs-
and healthy.
I..rr .1.." CO.. TrHrrIafa. w1reffrr
M NfI.. |'IE '-. Ir'IIrf. U. D. rs
Iure. Druggist Martins Berry. %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

The regular weekly meeting OF Mys-
tic lodge No. "a. X. of p. Elm Grove
was held at their lodge rooms last
evening. Several matters pertaining
10 the business matters OF the lodge
were taken up including the giving OF
the third degree TO several candidates
After the business OF the evening
social hour was enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Sleiqhina Party.

The members of the Swastika Club
OF Elm Grove entertained with a
sletghing party to Folmar's place up
Big Wheeling Creek last evening
Ten couples composed OF the younger
social set formed the party. The eve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

Mrs. Sam Fisher. OF Golden: Mrs. I'D
Francis. Of sand nm. and John. 81
Limestone. The funeral Will Doe held
tomorrow morning az II q. M. az the
home ~ her son. John. and iutcrmeut
viii be I'm Limestone cemetery Rev n
a. RIDDLE. or tne Allen Grove Circuit
viii have charge OF the services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Listing Voters.

George r Wood and %. s. Miller OF
Follansbee. were in town yesterday fist
ing the voters in preparation feor the
coming election for the bond Issue for
the the erection OF n new school buildins
In the lower end OF Follansbee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
West Virginia Traction q
Electric Company and City q
suburban Gas company's au-
thorixed pay stations:

Companys Office. corner nth
and Chapline Streets. Wheeling.
W. Va.
Bank OF Fulton. Fulton. w. Va
The FIRST National Bank. Elm
Grove. West Virginia
state Bank CT Elm Grove, Elm
drove. West Virginia
Pay your electric light, water
and gas bills at the most conven-
lent pay station.
CHAS. MADDEN,
Asst. Sec. and Treas
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Burt Funeral

Funeral services over the romans Of
tho late william Burt. veteraut hard
ware man Of The city. will be held this
nc held 90 the home and Rev Jacob
EIltuuEham viii offIclate The body
700 DC Inferred Boo Greenwood perrftsrv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

OF his life when his health made IL
necessary for him to stay closer to
bis home. lie was a member of HoI-
liday Post G.. 4. r., which body will
turn out TO the funeral in a body. lie
was also member OF the |. o. o. r..
wheeling Lodge 20. and Loyal En-
campment No. "a of Canton, in which
he was past captain.
His life was well spent. Follow
ing the years he was in the army ne
TOOK up. the occupation OF a nailor,
When the city was manufacturing
nails TO such an extent as TO take
the name Nail City
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

Hosemary-Jook 40 the man making
motions with his hands and wigrilnv
his shoulders
Ihornton-Yes. ! happen 10 know
VINO ~ ne and what ig he d0inr7"
Hes a deafand-durb mar ~,
talks with a French accent - opnrs
town Telegram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
"1HREE-P" Will STOP THAT
INDIGESTION, GAS, DYSPEPSIA

sane eject a. digestive juices seerete1
~ healthy. normal stomach. also
b4ltos up and restores the digestive
nerves 10 a healthy condition.
Get 1S-cent box OF Samuers
IhkEk-r. can Me- fnLnv ~ any hrnr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
United Pure Food Co. $$ S j;$sS
UNITED PURE FOOD PRICES SAVE THOUSANDS

The power of the Dollar is measured b,
spender. Every efficient housewife is stri
limit. But IL you. Madam. are skeptical. $;
you come to. You will at once see that thc
ing and housewife in this vicinity. You wi
they stream in and leave with an expressi1
clean and sanitary appearance of our stor.
and wholesoms food products, will erase an
Pure Food Stores are the greatest econom
ound anywhere. We shall quote below on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

81. and other live druggists every
Nhere. Insist on SarnuerE '-Three-P .
Ihere's nothing lust as good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

the knowledge and prudence of the
ing 10 stretch each dollar TO the very
'p at the FIRST United Pure Food Co. Store
re IS no excuse for this problem confront
also notice the eagerneSS OF the people as
OF entire satisfaction on their faces The
the quiet hustle OF our clerkS-the fresh
doubt IN your mind but that the United
centerS OF Pure Food Products" 10 be
few OF our money-saving suggestions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

Branded under Country Club
label; nothing but the very
best white yarn used: lasts
twice as long as the ordinary
mop. II or. zoe each: 1C or.
25e each, 20 or. zoe each.
% or. 35e each.
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Free Flower Seed
Hastings Catalogue
Tells You About 1t

IL you are engaged in farming, or
If you plant only vegetables or flow
ers, you cannot afford to be without
the big catalogue published fresh and
new every year by the great South
ern seed house, H. G. Hastings & COM
pany OF Atlanta, Ga, and sent aDso-
lutely free, postage paid, to all who
write for it. mentioning the name of
this newspaper
In this catalogue we tell you OF
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all our customers, five magnificent
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hsme and pleasure to wives and
daughters that nothing else can give.
This catalogue tells you, too, about
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about our fine yielding varieties Of
corn and cotton-the kind we grow
on our own 1920 acre farm. 1t tells
about the best seeds Of all kinds for
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In every Southern home. Write to.
day and let us send II to you.
n. G. HASTINGS g. CO.,
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SOUTH MAKES BIG
ADVANCE IN YEAR
IN SPITE OF BAD War, SIXTEEN
MILLION WAS ADDED TO
BANKING Capital

Atlanta, Jan. l4.-In the ace OF a.
thl talk about 1913 being a bad yea
definite figures have been compiled a
last to show definitely that in spite u
more or less adverse circumstances
the South made an advance lass yeal
OF over $lo,U00,000 in banking capit1l
Frcm its own records and from Off;
ciaI figures obtained from the stat
capitals and other authoritative sourc
es in various states, the Southern
Banker, of Atlanta and New Orleans.
has compiled a statement shGwinE
the number of new and enlarged banks
in IL Southern sta .es the amount o.
the added capital IN each state, and
the net gain in capital fer each state.
The total number CT new and en-
arged banks for the III states is 49i,
CT which Georgia has "A; Alabama, IS !.
South Carolina, %; Florida, 80; Mis-
sissippi, 50.
The total amount of additional cap
ital is over nineteen and a half mil
lions, while the net gain III banking
capital is $16,302 ,391
Financiars here take it for ST lei =
did sign of inherent prospes ,ty that
this remarkable growth has taken
piece in the South, despite the heavy
losses by liquidation and suspension
that took place during the year.
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THROW OUT THE LINE.


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Weak kidneys need help.
They're often oyerworked-th they
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Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
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Nichols testimony proves their
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e W. Knox, Nicshona Ga, says:
One Of my family had a severe at
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,ago and | though she would die
The suffering made her a nervous
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ME for days A friend advised us to
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A FAD OF THE MOMENT
Is THE SHORT COAT

The short coat is favored in Paris by
the leading gown and suit makers and
promises to be a feature of the spring
styles. Many of them are belted, others
are on the bolero order. The bolero
is charmingly suited to the new skirts
with their rufIled and draped hips and
is far too becoming mode not to 'catcf
on. If the hip trimmed skirts con
tinue popular and every indication is
that they will, the vogue of the short
coat is assured.
The modish suit sleeve is three
quarter or full length although we
glimpse here and there a short sIeeyed
model that is decidedly smart.
Number $40 is an unusual little coat
in embossed sclyct. 1t has three-quar-
ter kimono sleeve, Il rolled collar and
smartly cut reyers which may be rolled
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back as illustrated, or closed and but
toned on the side front
The skirt (S14S) is peg top, draped
in pannier effect in front. II is made
up in black chiffon velvet.
\ smart feature of number S15S Is
the raglan effect in the back Of the
blouse. The sleeve is 4 Glll length de-
sign; the shaped peplnm and the slGall
sailor collar are effective touches. A
two-piece skirt completes the costume.
Dull green duvetyn is the material
used with narrow strip Of skunk edg
ing the blouse. Collar and cuffs are
of brocaded velvet in soft colors.
Number S140-sizes 81 to ~.
Number 8148-s sizes % to 30.
Number S158 sizes If to Is.
Each pattern 10 cents.
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TO obtain either pattern illustrated fill
out this coupon and enclose - cents in
stamps or coin. BE sure to state number
Of pattern and size, measuring over the
fullest. part OF the bust Address Pattern
| Department care Of this paper.
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One million dollars me lie by S!n8.i
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AOh 80 GeItI
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Golden Bloom, the best AMe4t pota-
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0.
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Try Ncws' want al. Ii you really
Mant results.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-05

Gncisenau and Scharnhorst better ships
than the com bined force Of the Good Hope
and the Monmouth, and for the same
reasons.
Here II .ust where the British Admiralty
erred in the composition Of the squadron
IL placed under the command Of Admiral
Sir Christopher Cradock The, Monmouth
vas launched In 1901 and commissioned
two years later. while the Good Hope
though launched the same ear, was ready
for service In 1909. TE,ir successful
opponents. on the other hand. were not
only ships 80 moro recent d. te, having
we're sister ships a. against thcir rivals
of d.ssimilar designs OF different speeds,
and unlike in offensive powers.
The Gneisapau made gas knots o. her
trial trip and the Scharuaorst Is credited
with 22.5 hnots The Monmouth did 22 IS
on her official runs, while the Good Hope
made gas. Casually This might not
seem - indicat" any material advantage
~ -h' German armorod cruisers. but DO
not let ~ forget that both Of these vessels
are ships o: ll.i3O tons and unduestion-
ably more weatherly and with better
gun platforms than the Mon,soutn Of
$500 ,ous. which Was the weaker conso.t
ri the Good Hope.
While Admiral Gount Won Spec had two
IDENTICAL ships that ne could manTuvre I'm
unison and handle alike while thu gale
RACED iu which me battle was fought, Ad-
miral Sir Christopher Cradock vas not 81
fortunate % any means. Ills prime units
OF attack lacked homoEeneity his better
ship Wss hanper"i by the smaller and
less powerful Monmouth and his seeming
advantage In battery power was thus dis
counted