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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
c. & B. G. co. BOND
CASE is UP AGAIN
cEANcEHr SUR PIED rssrRDAx
II ExxcuToU8 or LArR
y. n WErrAxx1 WILL.
nsvtvss . Case That EAs Lon~ Dssn
before the Fubnc-Suit OF Han
nton Va Howard EecAlIsA

A ehsncery suit involving the rights
OF bond holders In the old City and Elm
Grove Railway Company. was filed yes
terday with the clerk OF the circuit
court by Attorneys Hubbard a Hubbard.
rms matter. IL II understood. arises
oyer the same conditions that brought
about the mammoth suit Of Hamilton
vs.. Howard. The suit II brought by the
executors OF the will OF the late r. r.
whitaker. which estate has large hold
ings In the present road This matter
IA OF unusual proportions and the fact
that former matters OF litigation have
been OF long duration. the suit A. consid-
cred OF prime Importance.
8, .,h:,, action is sty,ea =. J; Parks. A. NJ
hamilton. Henry Schmulbach. A c
Whitaker. Alex Glass and sarah ~
whitaker. executors OF the will OF n. G.
Mhitaker decreased. VS.. John A. Howard
W. =, Hsndlan. Joseph spsidel. sr.. Hal
speioel Joseph Speidel. Jr, J. w Spell
del Alfred Caldwell. W. q. Caldwell,
city a Elm Grove railroad. Union Trust
Company OF Pittsburgh. John l.. Dickey.
a 5. List. n. s. Sands. l. 4. sands. ".
p vance. executors OF the will OF j. y.
Vance. John likens. A. NJ Chambers
W. Morris Imbrie. James Imbrie. A. l.
Kramer and the West Virginia Traction
and Eleceric Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
NAME DELEGATES
President w. y. Irvine Appoints Repre-
sentattves Of Local Board OF Trade
TO Attend Convention

President W. y. Irvine. OF the Wheel
ing Board Of Trade. announced the dele.
gates Of the local Board OF Trade YES
terday. who will attend the annual state
convention OF the West Virginia Boar ]
Of Trade which will be held In this CITY,
october 10 and H. Twenty-six pron,i-
nent citizens compose the list, which Is
as follows:
J. n. Baer. J. II. Brennan. 7. V. Bar
ton. J. Adam Blum, r. c. Dancer. DR. ].
l. Dickey. a. y. button H. G Franz
ert Hazlett. A. T. Hupp ~. l.. kirk.
Iavid kraus. w. +. Kennedy. J. IT. Ner-
riman. Frank W. Nesbitt. II. {. ogden,
Charles Somehow George w Starnm'
w Z. stone. J. p. fancy and W. A. VIII
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
PLAN WINTER WORK
Associated Charities Directors Held
Monthly Meeting Yesterday-Fu-
ture Work Outlined

The meeting of the directors of the
Associated Charities. which was held
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock in
the headquarters of the organization
IN the Board of Trade building, was
very well attended and much interest
was unaffected in the work which the
organization is doing. Only business
matters OF a routine nature were con.
sidered
The matter in regard 10 the funds
OF the charities was also considered
by the directors. and tentative plans
Were outlined in regard in regard 10
the winter Work. The statistical re-
port for the month of September will
be made at later date. as committee
was not ready 10 report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
TAX CASE STARTED
Arguments 90 b Heard To-day in Case
OF City ". wheeling Zee d
Storage Company.

The friendly test case Of the city vs.
Wheeling Ice and Storage Company will
be argued to-day before judge & a.
Newman IN Part Two 81 circuit court
N has been the general auppositton that
the mfrter ives 20 he aired before Judge
Hervey and attorneys IN the case gath
cred 20 the court room Yesterday 10 pro-
coed WIfh the arguments A search OF
the docket revealed the fact that the
question was not 90 h. heard before
Judge llcrfcy but before Judge New
man. This suit is % decide whether or
not the corporation tax az levied By the
city o. constitutional or not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
FIVE PRISONERS
TO CLARKSBURG
TALL SESSION or FEDERAL GRAND
JURY OPENS THIS MORNING.
Deputy U. 8. nEaruhai Allison Left Yes.
tsrday win Prisoners From This
Section Of District.

The fall session Of federal court a.
ClarkaburE opens to-day. The federal
grand jury convenca this morning. The
term will probably BE- "a short one. a. "a
this time.
Deputy a. 8. Marshal e. y. Allison. Of
chester, left yesterday with five pris-
oners who are TO 70 before the grand
jury. Arnold Enoufef. who was arrest
20 az Elm Grove. on the charge Of boot
leEgluR j. one of the duintette. while
another is prisoner from Haneock
COUNTY The others are three men Co.,
New NartinaViiie. charged with counter.
fefting
Nike AFnic and Charles Bauer. both
or This city are % face the Grand Jury
on the charge ~ violating the Internal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
COMPLETE PLANS
Entertainment COMMITTEES OF hoard Of
Trade Meets Today 20 Prepare For
nin Convention

The entertainment committee OF tho
board Of trade Will meet this Afternoon
af 20 O'Clock ln the assembly rooms "a
ihe orFanizaton m the Market audi
forum. The meeting has been called
t1f the purpose 81 arranging plans Tor
the rufertainwent ~ the deiernfea. who
VIII attend the annual state convention
70 % held IN this city. October fn 10 rH
a splendid rroEram VIII BE- carr Ied ont
On connection with the state board ~
trade meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
JURY DISMISSED
Criminal Court Jurors win not Hav.
Anything 20 DO Untii Thurs-
day Morning.

The Jury On criminal court VS. dis
missed Yesterday 90 report again TFura.
daI uOrulng. whnu N Will have Tor CON.
alteration the case ~ aftar" A Tvfer
m r charge n prarflcinF medicine with.
out state license ThIa matter VS.
carfied over from The last term 81 coutr
ard has created n rrrnf deal ~ eff@,-
ton. The complainant iu the case b. rlr
Jepson. of the state Board 81 Health
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
DIRECTORS MEET
AntLTubereuiosis Society onieers VIII
Near Reports % Various De.
partnicrta Friday

The directors o. the Ohio County
anti Tuberculosis League will meet
FRIDAY afternoon ~ Z O'Clock IN the
headquarters 90 the orranirafion IN
tho Board OF Trade building The
meeting On being held for the purpose
% arranging for the aunuai meeting
% the LEAGUE. 90 be- hold inside Of tho
next feW days The reports Of com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
REVIVAL AT SIMPSON CHURCH.

The revival az simpson NJ r. church
Wa largely attended Sunday Com
munion services we're had at A. m .
preaching AZ 1870 a. M evangeltstic
services az p. m and proacbfrg a.
20 y. m. By Rev. G. T. Withrow The
people show great interest In the re-
.lAal ana every service shows Increased
interest The revival will continue this
week, and Rev. e. 4. Withrow also will
preach each niEht until compelled nv
other work 70 leave. Rev. j W. Iacl.-
son has been encouraged greatly In the
meeting and the church life aroused
In Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
NAME OFFICIALS
County Commissioner VIII Appoint
election Judges, Clerks and
Chailenocrs Today

Complying with the state laws, the
county commissioners will name the
election officials. including judges,
challengers and clerks Lists OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

license. At the preliminary hearing be-
fore q. s. Commissioner Boyd, they gave
bond for their appearance before the
grand jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

mittees will be heard and the report of
the committee which had in charge
the recent campaign for funds will, In
all probability. be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

officials will be furnished NV The
two county committees and the CON-
missioners will act upon the susres-
ton. -ee'o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

Jacob Wolfe 10 Harry Herbcrr. low
CRY and fixtures In room No f17
schmulhach building Consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

sifect' while the defense claims that the
infant ran directly in front 81 re
WAGON and that the team was stopped as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06

Two deeds 81 trust we're left fol
record with me clerk Of the county
court yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-06
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

fNbC Licenses.
faul y. Worthington and Mary Cal.
vert Ooth OF GAINESVILLE. o.
Berko X. Harris and Lynette lane
DOM OF Sistersville. W. Va.
william ID. Karges and Mary Ger.
Thomas Wydria and foserhtr.
filanwsoki, both OF Benwood
Iharles r. Klieves and Delena Bauor
both OF wheeling. W. Va.
Deeds.
Mary l. Mackey TO Annie p. Coen
Iot on water street in the Fifth WARD
W W. Vardy to William q. scber
? and 10 In Chapline and Foff's addi.
ton. Confederation. $40.
wheeling Realty Company 70 ] p
Doyle. lot a. In Cedar Rocks Addition
Consideration. $40.
a number Of deeds OF partition were
MED BY the heirs az law OF the late
Caroline Hartong az follows.
Louis Harong. - a.. 70 Ida r. War-
ener: parcel Of land IN the seventh
Nard fronting 50 feet on South Broad
way. CONFEDERATION. $40
Louis HartfouE. 81 al. 10 Louis D
Hafttonr. lot on North Main street
Consideration. $40
Louis Harttong 81 NJ 10 Minnie II
Harcer. parcel Of land In Ovorbrook
Consideration. $40
Louis Harttonr. 81 a. TO Minnie II
Barger. a plot 81 land on south Broad
way Consideration. $40
Louis tiarttonr. IT a. 10 Minnie n
h.a,rser; property In Overlook. Con
Louis Harttonc. Of a. 10 Louis q
Hartiong. property az No. 1875 Con
aidorafluu $40
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02

Advertising In good medium
oays Handsomely. THIS In D good
mediums.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
GRAND CHAIN

Lucas Parker of vienna was here
on busine. Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM Schwartz spent
THANKSGIVING with relatives in
Mounds.
Mrs. Lora Hacker DOUGLAS OF Nat
toon. III, is spending a few weeks
here with her parents Biz, and Mrs.
rhos Hacker.
donroe Doris Of Vienna, was
here on business this week.
DR.. and AIRS a. W. Farr spent
Friday IN D2ngola.
Frank Roach and family are Wis
itinr relatives in Donsola
Mr.. ana Mrs. G Il. Mcintyre OF
Mounds are visiting relatives and
friends here this week
George Wilson of cairo, spent
Sunday with VIM. Dotson
Mrs. Press Gnlingslty visited in
Mounds Saturday
Prof. Roy Gasgiil ofeJ1T2a was
here on business Saturday.
Mrs. Dave Ogden had for hei
quest saturday her brother MIR
Phillips OF Joppa.
| II. II. Newton spent sunday al
acme.
Chas. Honserite of Karnak, wa.
l lore on business Saturday,
Hiram Lewis has accepted pc
i sition in Carrier Mills.
Miss Blanche Moore Fiaited II
! Cairo Sunday.
Misses Ruth Lewis, Mary Moore
Mary Elizabeth Thielecke and Ell:
Bartleson returned to Carbondal
school Sunday after spending
| Thanksgiving With their parents,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
TEIEBES

W. f. Weeks aud son Vernon Wis
tied at Joppa Monday
Mrs Ella Mathis has returned
from Carbondale.
Mrs. Greenwood and daughter OF
lllmo. Mo, visited relatives acre
Ionday.
Mr.. aad Mrs. S. II Ross visited
relatives at Anna last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Cox We're call
I'd to New Burnside to attend the
funeral OF an uncle who died at
Marion, wednesday
Mrs. VIII Ayres and two children
Of Hudgens visited relatives here,
The pupils OF the Thebes school
gave a Thanks giving entertainment
] Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Cecile Garner visited rela-
ives at Fayyille, Thursday.
Fred Penrtd and family visited
-elatiyes at Fayville, Thursday.
Mrs. Frost and daughter visited in
lTpion county last week
A box supper was given a. ,h'
Beech Grove Baptist church Thurs
lay evening.
Mrs. @orzine of Cape Girardeu
visited here.
Ray Minton OF Cape Girarlem
visited here.
Mrs Thomas Aldridee visited i
Missouri.
Mis- Mildred Jordan visite it'a
tiyes Al nlrno.
| Mrs. MiTlin of Fornfelt visited
friends here Thursday.
Harvey Petit gave dance in JET
fries hall Thursday evening.
The Misses Culley of Mcclure Wis
lied here.
Mrs. Buttus and Mrs Harry Cui
lom OF Cairo visited here.
Miss Della Dunning of DIV
Branch vieited friends here.
". Ii. Porterield of Dorg COLA
visited here.
Mrs. Gillespie and children o
Tamms visited relatives here.
Levi Lightncr Of Mcclure yisite,
relatives here Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs H. l.. Caldwell visit
ed relatives at Mcclure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
a.hanl Tnacher,s misaIen.

To capture The ci-ades Of child's
mind through love anu sympathy: II
ieao pupils toward higher ideals ii
lie and duty. to esta5iis1 closer 70
iations between home anc school end
state: To exit purity 81 lie aud coli
duct; 10 strengthen ;as Uor..I tD.ir o.
ths community: 10 naNc so-i Ien
and women. 70 establish Gnd dignity
the profession 81 teacLlnG, 10 aek
education attractive, 10 magnify the
state; to meet ths need for educated
citizenship, such ID the exalted mis-
siou OF tho tascher.- Hon. Charles i.
Skinner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
ADJUSTMENTS
Gem has a Thriller To-Day.

A thrilling play will be given at
The Gem theater this afternoon and
tonight, in five acts. entitled The
Kangaroo" There is continual ac-
tion that will hold the observer 10
the end. This film feature tell OF
the nefarious operations of a gans
known among themselves as the
Spectators" int in reality the
gang was a most dispicable organi-
zation In New Orleans and was 9
terror In the slave holding days OF
ls34-35. Their membership in
eluded men from the lowest straits
of whites up to ministers of thu
at. judges, sheriffs and men II
%
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
Loved Home ard Children.

Kingsley had En ideal home. and
vas never happier than when play
ing with his children. He gave them
the best of everything the largest
and sunniest rooms indoors and the
oest part OF tho garden Rs Q play
ground. He was at his Ocst-w hers
ordinary men so often iaii-tn the
lome. The griefs OF children mads
lad. "A child moCfaias over broken
n.y." he wrote, - q eight cannot
,ear."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
Worth Knowing.

The more recent discussions 90 =
the earth's age have placed the tim
"a follows: Lord Kelvin, in 1862. %
100000 to 100000 900 years. with .
probable ss,OO0,0OO; in 1897 Lord Kel
vim revised his igures 10 29dJ0.Jy0 L
100000 years; Clarence King snt
Carl Varus, IN 1898, 24,000,0O0 years
De Lapparsnt inlSs0. 67,00O,O0O to 80,
000, 600 years; Charles p. Walcott, sec
rotary OF the Smithsonian institution
In 1898, maximum age. TV.o0leV
Yeaxs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02

Cubs and Billy sullivan Of the White
Sox as one OF the three ereal
tatchers OF the country. King and
Sullivan have retired, while Brcsna
han caught for the Cubs last yeal
when Jimmy Archer was not feeling
good lie is no longer the great
backstop he was when with the New
York Giants. Archer will, no doub'
continue to do the catching IN the
season OF 1915.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
Child Liable to 20 spoIIsd.

At Zarautanto. there haA just Co
CURED q case which Is probably
unique OF its kind, A child has been
born willis its father, grandfather
great grandfather and great-sse2t-
grandfather are all llsiaE. lis name Is
Urriticoechea. and the family ars
Basque farm laborers. The greet
grandfather and great great sTand
isther have acted az godfather to the
child. The united family constitute
nearly q whole village.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
To Keep eseon from currna

~But bacon curls up So when II ia
sliced very thin," protested a young
cook when the family objected to
thick slices OF bacon The way to
svoid that annoying cGr'i : Is to have
the frying pan very bot hni turn the
slices before the meat scars on the
under side and begins 10 cuil liF ecu
slant attention ANA tlrn;ab the tl:!n
nest slices can be broiled brown, er.+p
snd Nebraska gal4.er
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02

Mary r Feitl Walters to Victor
Xareher, Nov. l6. 1919 chatteis
$40.
Decatur Cofin Co. u Victor kar-
her, Nov. %. 1911. chattels, $3.50,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
if.H for Ola unhrnils Rr.s.

The steel rods ON old umbrella
make fine plant support DiscoDnsc'
them where they Join tbs upper par
and also where the ring slips tho han
die and you have double rod to sill
into your flower pots, and If they art
painted gray they grs annoticsabla
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
Pictorial FARMING,

Photographers and eagrayers havs
made farming very fascinating. With
the right periodicals before him a
fellow can spend a very delightful
evening in agricultural pursuits. ITO
isdo Blade
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
,uttlna II Up 20 Him
guv'nor (threatenlngly)---''

Euv'nor (threatenlngly) --"Looh
2arkin, I've got tired OF sealng
these figures dropping month after
month. and ! shall have 70 seriously
consider taking the only steps left to
me 10 bring about an alteration" The
Aanager--"Yes. sir. and from when
would your resignation take sffscts~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
Meal Estate Transfers.


John Hodges ct NIX 10 Anens Look
special warranty decd. Aprn a.
ISgS, wcat half If northeast ANA
east half OF northwest. section g,
township /, rance :. Consideration
$500.
Ted McCnllonsh to " Il Rae,
ct al, warranty decd january i,
1914, northeast OF northeast and
south half Of northeast aud north
east ri southeast section 5. town
ship Is range ?. Consideration ST.
zoe.
James II. GallisaR, ct al, trustees
Tamm Estate, to Joseph L Mttrite
special warranty dead Nog. IL
l9l4, lot s, block c. town Of Tamma
Consideration $36e
Joseph Gotthart. ct ux to Minnie
Browner. quit claim decd, NOV. Is
Urbandale. subdivision Ne. tots
and Z, block l. Consideration $500
Pabst Brewery Co. to Robert J
swoboda, warranty decd, Mo-. %
1874, lot 20, block II and part q
lots p and %. block - first add
ton TO city OF Cairo. Consideration
ISl050.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-02
Fair Qusatlon.

Mamma" said little four-y saF-oid.
looking up from her plate. Il used to
eat wifi my spoon and now | eat wit
my fork; how old must | DO fore ]
can eat wifi my knifsS"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-10-31
A NURSE TAKES
DOCTORS ADVICE
And is Restored to Health By
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Euph mia. Ohio B,cau-c Of tota
puorauce II how to care fF mysc
when ycrginr into womauhocd, and frog
taking cold when going u rhool. saf
fcrcd from displacement ard each
month | had Severe pains and nausea
which always meant "A .ay,o.F froIu work
~ t,vo ~ four ua,, from ,,,. ,iro,.
'...'. ~ I'll
" Z, - ~ -. , ..,..
went 10 N d''SaS 90 ny ,. " '''' ~! us.
ter and wnie th'r' z doctor -. me- oi
tn" Pnkham rrmrdl mt Gii Hot USE
them then rs ms faith in patton, mcdi-
ciucs was limited. Aftcrny sister died
cam" home to Ohio 10 iv" and that
has been my hone for the last l. years.
"Tb.C hnnr,. cam. when was
y v.,rs Eli ,,4 .,L,Y, ~. tim. .o,y
49,. ,.t,.s;a.I ."n5;.,.. .l,,.,,,..,r;t..a
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-10-31

Nrii, tt our Wholesale SPINNER ae
.d' tIa'nsuv iur Ntrtr, tnrd,.u. -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-10-31
ALFALFA
The Profitable Hay Crop

) ,ld, -Four lo Sly Cuttings d l,u a. l4sl, Our.d
.aJ N,o.t Nutritious Hay WundsriDi lnG,as's 10
i-.l Zach Successive Year.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
@ie a1r>uabr sic gebamptnngen

@ie mmruabr sic 8ebanptnngen
iin6, oie ieit gegim 6es europaiiden
&riege5 i'm gr0Bten Sbeile Ser ameri=
faniihen Erelie engliider Sprade
obne unterlaB eriheinen un6 Sic eS
mebr ober meniger 0arauf %abgeieben
baben, sic Sdrtlb un bem blutigen
Ningen oem 0eut1hen @ailer 5u5u=
i9reiberL erben aus elmer fleinen
Noti5, Sic lih in einem 6euti6en
8latte bonn 80. Sl1li norfin6et. g5
lit muir Elm f1r5er Musipru@. Mber
er fommt bon elmer 10 eintpano freien
)Seite, oaB feline 8etpeisfruf bon nte=
monoem un6 our6 nihts angefo6ten
meroen fann. gs banoelt ii9 Tim eine
Depeide, sic bos internatiorule Srie=
6ensbnreon, Sos leinen Sit in Ser
)ihmei5eriiden 8unoesbauptit a6t bat,
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@ertrn1ten anf SOS @eredtigfeitsge=
fubl uno sic 6%riebensltebe, BON ser
guere Maieitdt Ser @elt 10 biele 8e=
meiie gegeben baben, bitten mir Sic
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Beflemmung ein @n0e gu maden, tn
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geileg1ng 6es DISQUALIFICATION
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ser 6eut1de &oiier 6ieiem @un1de
entiproden but, un6 mir f6nnen bin=
5ufiigen> nit 6reuoen entiproden bot,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
9as @erf, 1ueld)es sic Ser. Gtaa.

9as 8erf, lueld)eS Die yer. Staa'
TEN auf oem Sltbmus BON Savanna
iebt gu ieiner 8ollen0ung gebradt
bobe11, perbleibt obne 3meifel eine
grrungenidaft, auf melde 6as ame=
rifanilfe Iolf ltol5 iein funn. 5tol5
ni9t ein5ig oespegen, neil oomit
a1nerifamiher llnternebmungsgeiit
omerifamider Wagemutb, amerifani-
ide S6affensluit lire &r0nung erfab=
rem boben, ionoern ltol5 Dor anem
oeslpegen, neil oamit Nmerifa Ser
Menidbeit ei1ren Gienit geleiitet fat,
oeiien Gegnl1ngen fruber o6er ipater
sic ga115e Menlhbeit %tbeilbuftig mer=
oen miro. Sen triiben Sagen, bon
melden iebt Sic gan5e @elt beim=
geiutt lit, meroen 10 iider tpie Ser
belle Morgen Ser ounflen Nadt aud)
mieoerum beitere Gage folgen. Gas
@ann unb 8ie oiei er Muferi tebnng
permag fem Meni6 GIT eridlieBen,
mobl iiaber burfte ii@ iagen laiien,
oaB ser geeuen @elt uno 5uar Sen
Ser. Staaten Sic Million 5ugetpieie len
fem mag, Ste @olfer Ser grbe mieoer
0em 6rteoen 5u5ufibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Ser 81. Eetersbnrqer &orreiport

oent ser 9on6oner Times bat sic
ltnberfrorenbeit> GIT bebaupte1t, Sic
Observation-Disclosures oes 6e11tiden Sc
n%eral1tabes ieien untpabr, 6agegen
f0nne man iih ouf Sic Ner0ffentli-
datngen 6es ruiiii@en @enera1itabes
ab1olut perlalien. Geranlalinng gu
6ieier 8ebauptung giebt Tim Ser lint
ltan6, 6aB Ser ruliide @eneralitab
Sic perniftenbe Mie6erlage ser rulli=
iden Iruppen in SltpreuBen 3ugege=
BEN but. Mber er bat itd 5u 6teiem
@ingeitdnbniB erit beq1emt, als 2e1g=
mem uusiidtslos geuorben NOR. Gin
@erI1lt BON 10000 Mam NIT hun=
berten BON Sffi3teren, orei @enerd1en
ur16 ser geiammten Mrtinerie I4Bt li9
meoer NIT Stini@meigen iibergeben,
nod ableugnen; 5umal Damn nidt,
menn Ser eleftriide 6urfe sic @1roe
BON Ser Nie0erlage bereits iiber sic
gan5e @elt getrogen bat. 9ie Ser
0ffentlidungen 6es 6eutiden Gene
rolitabes iin6 obi olut 5uberl6iiig. sic
iin6 sic etn5igen 5uberldiiigen Mel=
onngen i~iberbol1pt. @e6er in Boris,
nod in 2onoon un6 g. Getersbnrg
iaqen sic amtliden Stelen sic @obr-
belt. Sbre Daritenungen lin6 immer
6aru1f berebnet, sic Sttration fir
6ie Berbiinbeten m0glidit giinitig,
fit Deutidlan6 m0glid1t ungiinitig
erideir1en at Iaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
3mei g6ronfo(Qer.
Ser beutfdbe 3ronprtn3 uno Gua.
lambs 3bruncrbe i'm 6elbe.


IS liegt ourbaus ni@t I'M 8erei@
Der unm0gli4teit, baB i'm @erlaufe
Der Rriegsoperattonen auf belsti@em
unb fran30iif4em @ebiet Ser oeutf4e
Rronprin3 unb Der britiide Sbronerbe
einanDer feinoli& sgeniiberiteben tper>
ben. Ser beutide Rronprin3 bot fi@,
on Der Spite 1eines Regiments, Der
Snpafonsarmee angei@lohen uno Be-
finoet ii4 ieBt i'm Gelb. Mo er f1@
s~esenndrtig oufbdlt, 1T ieoo4 ntht be-
tannt, ba 3uperldff9e Maari&ten bon
beuti4er @eite sdn3li@ mangeln. BON
fran30fH4er @eite purbe mteoerbolt
beri9tet, ooB Der &ronprin3 Dor 2ut>
ti4 14mer, pie1ei9t tDtli@ pertpunoet
tporben lei, bod feblt bisber iebe Be-