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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Nus Qpnbpn mir6 gemel6et, bak

Mms 2pnbpn mirb gemelbet, baf
vman" in &ouon6 cine 6e11ti9e ST.
baiion befurdtet. Deuti6e &ruppen
io1en an Ser Siiffuiite bon &ouanb
angeimmelt mer6en. Selbi tper itano=
li9 nenft in De11tf6Gon6 miemam6 an
cine 6erartige sSnbaiton. sic miiroe
De1tti@lanb ni@ts niiben, aber iebr
pieI i9a6en. @enn man IN 2onoon
bon einer 6eutiden Snbaiion SOL
LAMBS ipridt, 10 puni@t man bort
bo@itens cine iol6e berbei. Gus mir
Sc ENGLAND 6ie @elegenbeit bieten,
sic bolldnbt19en @afen 5u iperren,
moour9 1euti@lan6 i6mer in @eit=
lei6eni6aft ge5ogen piiroe. &oaoro
bat ;eine Mrmee mobiliiiert. 0aS lit
lelbltperltanolid. @ie notbmen6ig
oieie Mobiliiierung mar, 5eigte itd,
ais belgiide un6 englii&e Srnppen
BON M%ntmerpen aus auf bollanbii@eS
@ebiet iibertraten. &ouon6 muBte
6iei lie Gruppen e11tmaffnen un0 felt=
balten. glu@ sic s6pet5 fat lire
Mrmee mobililtert un6 6od 6enft nte=
mon6 in ser G@tpei5 6oran, 6aB eiae
Ser friegsfiibren6en Mddte Bic
S6mei5er Nel1tralitdt perleten miro.
'@s f0nnten in6e1ien pie6er 5rnppen
elmer friegfiibre116en Madt iiber 6ie
G1mei5er @ren5e ge6rdngt meroen,
pie e5 1S70-H Ser SAL mar, 1no
fir 6ieien SAL muB Bic Mlpenre<
pnblif geriiftet iein. &oqan6 miro
neutral un6 bonn &riege berldont
bleiben. @on 9euti@lan6 bat SOL
lan0 nidts GIT furdten, 6enn @el1tid,
Lamb lit in 8ranfreid uno &ublano
6era%tig bei@aftigt, 6aB es feine Suit
baben fam, nod NIT elmer tpetteren
Madt an5ubin6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
en- Qpnopn fpm1ut man aus Der

Sn Qpnopn tonn,tt man aus Der
M11fregrung gar nidt mebr beral1s
trot ser meiien 6iiriorge Ser 3enio-
rem. @s miro namli6 gemelot, oaB
in 1e>ttl6lano ltnterieeboote gebu1t
meroen, Sic fir Sen Srl1ppentrans=
port beltimmt lin6. Gin iolfes 8oot
ion 500 Mam bef or0ern fonnen.
Dus beoelltet notiirlid, 6aB man IN
Deutidlano Sic Mbiidt bat, Sen eng
liiden Gettcrn ei11en nadbarli6en
@eil.9 ab5rltatten. Man lit in l1n=
lerem alten @aterlanoe 10 unbofli4,
gar nidt erlt a%b5umarten, Big bon
england cine @inlao11ng fommt. Die
Geutl9en fabren 6urd 6ie SUIT, Iber
6as Meer un6 inter @aiier. @lob-
li6 mer6en ite in elmer 9onboner
Mn}ifballe anftutden. S@lteBlid
piro man o11@ in England Sen Srie<
oenspori9ldgen @ei6mad abgetpin-
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

Dontbarteit ieiner Mation erporben,
Sir feline glorrei@e @affentat mur6'
er NIT Mus3ei@nungen ieber Dirt iber=
bd,tft unb perf&ieSene uniperiitdter
boben i9m iogar aaerlei @brenbottor'
titel perlieben, bod per ben maderen
General tennt, miro pi6en, oab fiji
i'm oieier @ieg nod eine gang be1on,
bere 8eoeutung batte.
@on 9inbenburg 1T Elm nor5iglt@e1
@tratege uno bat aus benz @tnotum
Der ftrQtegi]@en @orteile bes maiuriz
f@en @eengebtetes CUR @erteioigune
Der 0fgren3e cine 2e%bensaufgabe &C.
ma@t. 3man3ts Sabre lang bereifts
Ct bic @egeno, ftu6ierte jeoen TuBbret1
bes 2anbes urb BEL ben idbrlt@en M}a>
MODERN fubte Ct feline Sbeorien ing
@rattif@e um3uieBen.
Ml5 Die MuKen in SfpreuBen etnz
ftelen, tpurbe linn enbli@ @elegenbei1
geboten, bic Mi@tisfeit feiner Sbeorien
gu bemeiien. Die @uH.n >paren f@or
in GROCER 3abl etngebrunge1. ols BET
@eneral1tab BON 9i~noenburg BON
tpeftlt@en 8riegsf@auplab abbertei
uno i'm ermd@tigte, bic 2eitung ibe1
bic Sperationer in Oitpreuben ~
u%bernebmen. 8epor CT na@ benz Otter
abreifte, botte ct fetnen ariegsplan BE-
reits int &opfe fertts unb i@on urterz
megs f@tdte er feline 8efeble na@ BET
Gront. &aum ongelangt, f@ritt e
an oie @ur@fibrung fetnes plaaeS
unb trteb bic &uHen in bic mai urt>
f@en @umpfe, mo iie nte6ergema@1
ober gefangen mur6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
timer SpiephnS 9aniels fat aber.

11nier Spiepb,s 9amiels fat aber'
mails einen Streid periibt, Der 5etgt,
mie getpiilenboft er sic bon ieinem
@bef oem Hrdiibenten proflamierte
9fel1tralitat ser @ereinigten Staaten
reIpeftiert. @r bot ndmli@ erflart,
sic 3eit iei ni6t mebr fern, no ote
friegSfibrem6en Madte oie @ermitt=
lung ser Ser. @tooten annebmen
miir6en. @ogar sic Deuti@en tpiir=
SEN nas tbun. Mit 6ieiem ~logar"
perlpribt unier Marinei effretar no.
tiirli@ mieoer einen Eropfen @ift &C.
gen 9%eut1dlar6. Gum nnteri6ieoe
bon un6eren Geuti@enfeinoen, mel@e
leiner5eit SEN 6el1ti6en 8otidafter in
@aibington bei6uloigten> er babe I'M
Muftrage ieiner &egiernng, bie mil1e,
baB 1ie perloren lei, Die 6rte6enspro-
pagan6a in 6en Ser. Staaten in sic
@ege geleitet, felt Soiepbm5 Da=
niels Deuti6lan6 ols sic @a&t btn,
nit pel9er sic Ser. Staaten BET IT.
rem Dnmonen 8emiibungen, BEN Irte=
sen mieber ber5uitenen, sic groBten
Standardization boben miir6en uno
meI6e 5ulebt nabgeben tper6e. nno
6ie @4ul6 an 6ieien S6mierigfeiten
trdgt 1otlrli9 tpie6er Ser MilitartS=
mus. @6re es ni@t pirfli@ an ser
8eit, 6oB Braiioent @i1fon ieinem
Marinei efretdr Elm @9loB Dor 5te
ltnermii6li6e &Iappermiible bangte
un6 6en @@liiiiel 6a5u in BEN 30
tomac tpiirfe, no er am tiefiten lit?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Die 3eidnmna Ser &riegsanletbe

Die 3eidmnmg Ser &riegsanleibe
Deutidlan6S lit bon Ser bii6ofli@en
@eb0r6e in Grier a1@ 6en @ir6en-
pertpultungen uno Ser @eiitlidfeit alS
mobrbaft paterlan6il@es un6 nod ie-
ser Seite bin gut g%ara1ttrtes 8erf
marm empfoblen mor6en. Sic ituot=
trieriiden @ir@en itnb, mie Die ~Ee<
trns- @latter" erfabren, ioglei4 nit
6em guten 8eiipiel elmer biertel Wil=
lion borangegangen. @ir 5tpeifeln
mi@t baran, fiigt 6os 8laH Bel, 6aB
oieie cole Ebat re@t biele Ma@ob<
ml1ng gefun6en fat. Ser g%lan5enbe
grfo1g, 6ieier &riegSanleibe fommt
ol19 an moralii9em @ertb Sem &C.
pinne zines 6elo3uges glei@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
yGie Mpnne bes sdladtfel6es,"

10 ion Die Sni6rift 1ol1ten auf etnem
Genfmale, 6as Ser 6ral1en = &ilfs=
5peig 6es Efficient Sr6er Of @iber=
nians" CUR %6enfbaren @rinner1ng an
sic 0r0enSidmeitern erridten min,
sic int 8iirgerfriege Sic @ertpun6eten
in born1ber5iger 2tebe gepflegt babsn.
aaroirol Gibbons fat Ser Srou s.
Sol1p, Ser Observation-Disclosures 5es
ein freltn6li6es 8elobungs=
ltno @rmunterl1ngsidretben gelanot,
in 6em er SOS ielblt1oie nn6 opfertptl=
lige @irfen Ser fotbolti6en S6me>
itern, ser @ngel Ser 8ormber5igfeit,
in gliiben6en @orten i@i16ert. Ser
Elat fir 6as 31 erridten6e Denfma1
lit nod nidt beitimmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

miro, uno ibr alle, sic ibr fatbolii@
5eio, fniet mie6er CUR Mnbet1ng cures
@pttes." Mle fnieten nieber 11n6 Ell.
nige folgten ibner, Inn ibnen bis an
sic b%oll6nbild)e @ren5e 6as Treige
lcite at geben. Sic Gr1ppen, sic 10
ibrm @otte biener, iinb e. meld)e Die
glorreid)en Sbladten i6lagen, Die IN
ser @eltgeidid)te nidt ibresglei6en
fiu6eu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Ser ein5ige engliide &rin5, SC

Ser etn5ige engltide @rim5, SET
SEN @eloento6 ouf 6em S4lo@tfeloe
geitorben lit, lit ein 8attenber9er.
Mlip aus be11ti@em @eblit. limb Gin
anoerer 8uttenberger, Nrin5 2ouis
pongattenberg, lit @amitag als erlter
Seeloro Ser britii6en M6miralitat
511riidgetreten. @eil iein 6eutlher
Manne u11o feline 6euti@e Mbltmmung
ser engliiden Singoprei1e ani toBie
moren. S9lieBli6 miro mobl aud
no6 @0nig @eorg feline Siebenfaden
5ulammenpafen ur6 na6 6em 2onoe
leiner @dter 5ltriiffebren miilien.
Nea6 0euti9lan6! Denn au9 er I'll
aus 0e11ti6em @eb1iit, uno aus un=
permiidtem o%ben6retn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Gin tiefer 3rg bpn @eltgtoitat Of

~ wv 1J"S
fertbart ii@ bel Sem groBen @nti@et-
oungSfampfe BEL Sen 6eutlden Grub
pen. Gin riibren6es 8etipiel 6afIr
5eigt etn 8eribt, elmer boqdn6ii@en
3eitung entnommen. 9a 1ieit mon:
8ie aus 3eitl1ngsbertdten befannt
lit, nobmert sic Sdmeitern aus &tie
BEL ibrer 6ludt na6 Moaitrt6t 6as
Mnerbeiligite nit, meldes BON Ser
Sd'peiter @lauoine getro9en mur6e.
.l1ntertpegs begegneten lie erner 6eltt-
iden Gruppen-Mbtbeilung tpeIde Tie
onbieIt nit Ser Broge, mos Sic
@@tpeiter Under ibrer @elerine triige.
@@!peiter @la116tne trnt init @iir6e
auf sic 5ol6aten 5n rn6 ipro6: sd
trage @briit1s int Soframent, bor
6em mon6er bon ibnen eri6etne11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
9ie Melbmng, General 8ernbarSt

Die Melbmng, General 8ernbarSi
lei Dor eimem Sabre in Ben Ser. @taa'
ten getpeien, um bier 5timml1ng fir
Deuti@lan6 81 maden, lit bonn 3d.
lton Tranicript in Sic @elt geiett
tpor6en. 9as 8latt peiB Ole @abr-
beit MIR balb. M11s gutter Qmene er'
fabren mir, 6aB Ser 6euti@e General
ou@ 6esbalb bierbergefommen lit,
11n 6en Boitonern ibr @appen, 6en
@todfiiG at 1teblen. @as natIr[id
Elm gnrr5 frebelbaftes ltnternebmerl
&mar. 9e1n men1 Ser Tranicript fir
sic geiitige @erfaiiung Ser @oitoner
maBgeben6 lit, Damn brmtden ite 6en
5todfi19 a1S Sinnbi16 iebr notbmen=
Big.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

u8enn i9 lint II l1br ntht 5u
&a11ie Bin, liebe 6rou> brandit on
ni9t 511 marten."
v1as mer6e i@ ou@ 11i9t, lieber
Mann, 6enn i6 mer6e 6i9 Inn 3ebn
l1br 16on boIen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Qout 8eridlteu ppu @albington,

' V1Gt TtrtdJ1tH DUH 2S0TD1Hy13H
miro Ser S11oianer-&onmillar Cells
bon elmer ltrammen Gurdiebung Der
often Snoianer <8ertrage, &poonrdj
et1pa Elm 6iinftel bon @finneiot
utrolfen" gelegt miir0e, Mltano neg'
men. Man gla11bt, 6aB oieie @ngele,
genbeit poultdnoig auf Snotmer-@e'
mein1d)aften beidyranft tperoe. Dteie
Snformation balirt ouf ser Mnii@t Ell
mes @aibingtoner @orreiponoenten,
Ser in beiagte Sn6ianer-6roge cine
quite ginlidt al baben permeiH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
baa$ nnd bof.
sdDner &aien.

Me1l11 ma11 a11f Der SQnO1trdBe Dd7
biu fabrt un6 an Elm SarmbauS
fonmt, 0os BON ei1em id0nen &aier-
plas NIT 59attenbaumen nmgeben
lit ueld eiren argenebmen ginorud
mabt es bo@ gegemiber iolden, tpo
bier uno BORT Inn 6as @m1s ber etn
@aufen trodenen @uidmerfeS, Elm
poar 8retter nn6 ettpa nod cine alte
b%erroltete Mai9ine ur6 Elm alterS-
itspader @agen berumiteben nno lie-
gen; auf 6ieiem leBteren @eb0fte ir6t
mon natlrli9 bergebens nod einem
l60nen &aien; Melieln, milbe &amil>
len nno &lettenbul@e pertreten oei-
fen sterle. l1n6 bod lit Elm gutter
@alen lei9t nn6 binig ber5uiteQen.
8ir 6ormer benei6en oft sic Staot.
leute I'M lire @aui er nit Ben i@onen,
blumengeidmiidteu @aienfla@en oa'
Dor; SOS lit unrebt. Sober 6armer
fam un6 iolte es ebenio gut baben.
gs lit genug, 6aB mir man@es entbeb>
rem miiiien, 6as mir auf Ser 6arm
nift baben fornen; Elm i@0ner &a'
1enp[ob broudt aber bel feinem
6armbauie 5u feblen. @ie etnfa@
un6 nit mie geringen @el6auslagen
6erielbe bergeiteat tper6en fa1t11, min
i6 in 6olgen6em 5eigen: Da5 2an6
ioGte inn @erbite gepflugt mer6en,
fonn ie6o9 au6 inn 6riibjabr umge-
brod)en tper6en; Damn miro 6aSielbe
lorgfqltig mebrere Male geeggt uno
mittelit elmer Nlanfe, Sic man 6aru=
berlbleiit geebnet; itn6 no6 nneben<
beiten porban6en, 10 mub nit Ser
gdoufeI geebnet mer6en. Sebt bri1ge
man rei6li9 guten, fur3en Sta1miit
ouf oos 9an6 un6 egge e nielben Elm.
Sic 9(nslaat 6es @rasi mens ge=
idiebt 5eitig int Triibiabr; Sic @ra=
fer, Sic iih ont beiten CUR &alenbil=
6urg eignen, itn6 Stral1bgraS - &eo
Sop - nr6 @iei engraS 8lue
@ros -; BON bei6en Sorten miro
ettpa gleid pie1 genommer. Die Mus=
ioot mlB ouBeror6entli6 itarf iein;
oenn je 6i9ter 6as @ras itebt, Tim 10
feiner iino sic Saline ur6 ie 6idter
un6 id0ner ser Stolen. Gin mebr=
mo1iges Mdben mdbren6 6eS Cont
mers 6arf natiirlid nidt urtterblei=
ben. Sn ie6em &erbite ioute Ser &a=
fen eeoiingt meroen; am beiten init
@ompoit; SEN fann ii@ ie6er 6armer
1eIbit %5nbereiten. Sat er 6a5u Die
2uit ni@t, 10 fat1n er fur5en ODER
1angen gtaumilt iberfabren; Ser
@dnee 6eft ia oan1t bal6 a0eS nit
iaubcrem, tpeiBen Iu@e unb Ser 6roit
entla1 tet sic STAT en bon SEM unarge-
nebmen @er11@. SIN 8ribiabre muB
6as gtrob un6 ionitige langen @toffe
iorgfd1tig abgebarft mer6en. @nf oie<
1e o11gegebene @etie fam ie6er Sur,
mer ietn &eim beri@0nern nn6 gepiB
1T, bot er es erit einna1 fertig, 10
modte er ME mebr obne &afenplab
betm 6auIe iein un6 er miro ii@ muir
tpunoern> 6oB er ni6t friiber i@on
einer ongelegt Fat. Sett it's nod
3eit un6 ou@ nod bel man@em
Tormbauie @Iot, an 6tefe @rbeit gu
oeben; in einem Sage fonm Tie ferttg
qema9t per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

ols elmer Der oeuti@en Mustaui&<pro@
fe11oren na@ Mmerita, lebte ith aber
bier i@ne1 Elm unb fanb in 9arporo
Elm anipredenDes Mirtungsfelo fit
feline ataoemti@e Sdtigtett.
profe6or Miiniterberg begnugte it'd
aber ni@t oamit, ietnen Pflt4ten
ols @rofeFor gu geniigen unb anfie<
benerregenbe Merfe iiber pip@ologt@e
probleme gu f4reiben. @r nabm @n.
tell an Dem 2eben Der Station uno trat
uberaQ, mo ii@ ibm ba5u @ele9enbett
bot, als entbuiiai tii@er 8efirmorter
etnes engeren Mnf@luh es on 9eutl4'
Lamb Quf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Die Scrbcm 9ebem jctt 5n, baf Il

Die Scrbem gebeM Jctf gu, 60R TIC
gelhlagen mor6en ii10. Du miro
Ben @erbin16eten ni6ts a1r6eres iibrig
bleiber1, oils idleuniglt Srieoen 81
mad)cn. @isber baben sic Gerben in
alien 8eorangnil1en gnglanos unS
leiuer 8erbiinDeten NIT 9ieger ausge'
bolfen, pern imnrer eS getpiinidt
m1roe. N11n periagt au@ oieier 9eotb'
belfer. @ic tranlit gloria m1u0t!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Cute @eIeaenheit

100 Slider Garm nabe @lbanp nit gu
tenn re11em Gtan un6 fleinem @obn'
bauie, 80 Slider inter @flug, &eit
@ief err- un6 @ei6elan6 unter giinitt'
gen @e6tngungen 3u foufen. Nabe'
reg bel 5ranf s.. 8lof,
44ba Mbo1D, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Gin ec6ter Deut(c@er.
4rpfeffor Muenfterber9 Elm BE.
a~eiiterter 4atrtpt.

gu ben berporragenoiten @erfe@,
tern 6euti@er S6een unb Sbeale in
ben Der. @taaten geb0rt 1@on fett bic
len Sabren profeKor 9ugo Minfterz
berg, Der groBe pfp@ologe Der untper<
fttdt 6arborb. @r fam uriprIngltb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
E1nttrtnaMtt$ Hlltrlei.

Die @ermaniiernng Gmslanos
nlabt 6prtibritte: in 2onoon iibe1l
lie iett fleibig bas idone oeutl@e
2ieo: @as fo1nnt BORT bon Ser Sob!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Ct 6otte He6t.
21te pou ptnbenbur8 bic @t&tt8eett
feiuer 4beorten bctpte4.

fetuer 4beprten bc,pteS.
@ur@ ben beifpienofen @ies, ben
@eneraloberft paul pon 8enedenborff
uno BON 9inbenburs uber bic @u7en
In Dem maiurH@en @eenoiftritt ers
rang, bat ii& bieier tiibne @eerfibrer
unfterbli@en Mubm unb Die etptge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
STORMY DEBATE FEATURED ITS
PRESENTATION IN FIRST
BRANCH.
Ordinance Fixing Fines for "DrunkS"
Pssses-Sidewalk Ordinance
Fails 20 Pass.

After a stormy debate in the First
branch OF council last night he or
dinance drafted upon resolution of
Louis r. Nolte, allowing natural gas
To be used by all as an inuminant,
was defeated by the vote OF Z to z.
Under the charter. for an ordinance
10 pass in one meeting IL is neces-
sary that a two-thirds vote OF coun.
cilnen' present be in favor OF II. or
majority at three separate meet
ings. The debate was led in favor
or the ordinance by Chairman Nolte
and was as ably fought by Captain
otto. Naas and others.
On roll call the following vote was
recorded:
Ayes-Beinswinger. Conrad. Haber.
stick. Miller. Ritter. Nolte and Rid
Ole. Against the ordinance-Grepn.
kenney MCGOWAN, Otto, Seidler.
sweeney and Naas The fight was
really centered about the fact that
case Is now pending in the state
supreme court on the matter.
Fix Drunk" Fines.
In an effort 10 check Judge Jor-
dams way Of handing out fines TO or
binary DRINKS an ordinance was au.
thorized 10 make the regular fine for
a drunk 81 and costs instead of IS
$40, etc, that has been in vogue A
man who becomes drunk and is
bAIAeuN up loT tue OUtnse IN a wear
VIII. however. be fined more than 81
and costs, that fine relating to first
ofense only.
The work in the Second branch was
or very quiet nature, which is very
unusual. In the absence OF Chairman
w. o. Alexander. Ross T. Chew was
made acting chairman. Different times
during the evening Councilman Hedges
OF the First Ward tried TO get out OF
the council chamber and each time he
was shown his seat by the sergeant
\ message from the board OF CON
troll asked that Il be permitted TO pur-
chase 1000 feet OF hose for the fire
department lnasmuch as the money
Question could not be amicably set.
tied, the matter was referred to the
finance committee. The chief stated
that the department needed 5000 feet
but could get along with 1000. The
communication asked that the hose be
purchased on approval and paid for
out OF next years appropriations but
II was found this would not be legal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
WILL FACE SERIOUS CHARGE
PREFERRED BY CLEVE.
LANDER YESTERDAY.
Federal and Local officials Have
Been Working on The Case
Women 20 Testify.

Warrants were served yesterday even
Ing on Tony Gaetho. proprietor % the
So Charles hotel and James Bailey. pro-
prlcfur ~ the Bailey hotel. charging
them with operating houses Of prosti-
tuition and commanding that they ap-
anrWer Co. the charge Captain Henry
walker served The summons.
This action was made necessary
through on irreatrntipu conducted bv
United states District Attorney = , n.
pIrien. Prosecuting Attorney " a.
Addlcmuu and Assistant ~. a Mckee.
yesterday. The invcafig cation was be-.
gun in thr onlce of the county Commits
Cleveland. who. 90 is said. tried t1 get
iransportauon for his wife. back Co.
% seems that Margaret clayton. bic
in THIS CITY. coming here from Eel.Hrr.
She and her husband Iunrrricd BOO CI.tt-
land and aHr came here az fhT aHIIUIfla
ton 0f ELLEN Leonard. 10th Mra CLAY
ton and her husband. 90 bel said. testified
thht Fh" came to thia city at her ouu
expense
rhe case was then transferred to i.a.
lco headTuartrrs ana the Leonard FIrI
Hummnuei lF Nfflr.r VIII Wurafm1u
She said that che and thc clayton
woman tad been rairr 90 the UaiI.r
Hotel and OBJ. rt Charles with mon an
various occasions nru fHrrr rrFIaf.rIrr
o. man and wife There they urHrfIItl
aII tnr irdirnities OF iUIrif living
From The story off fraf ffs lutsefiFa-
tors thought chat tho clayton worrrr
bed BEEN brought here nf the IrHfIrrf.nn
of tNr Leonard rIrI chat frr WAY bod
boon paid ard some .rimu was fIrinr
or her shame ThIo however wn.
found fo 30 false ard The rree waa .Hr1
given fn fHr .If. nuIH"rIfIra rrHf.a
UHua orr hrafIHnrfIrH Irrf night were.
that many features would BE- Developed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
NATURAL GAS AS ILLUMINANT
Is TURNED DOWN BY COUNCIL
Must Pay License.


communication from the Wheel
ing Fairgrounds Association asking
that the Hampton Shows be allowed
TO exhibit free OF license was Nrned
down. License Officer Ingram stated
that he had taken the matter up with
the secretary or the association and
informed him that the council BODY
should be recognized. Formerly this
has not been done. the board OF con-
troll and mayor giving permission.
About $40 is realized from FIVE day
show and the councilmen could not
see the idea OF allowing that good
money TO slip through their fingers.
The association was TO get $500 from
the exhibit on condition that they pay
the license.
The Paul o. Reymann slaughter
house ordinance was read and adopt.
ed, granting permission to carry on
slaughter house business for fifty
years. An ordinance abolishing the
Office OF weighmaster and giving his
duties to the food inspector and in
spector OF weights and measures was
passed. An ordinance prohibiting the
laying of cement sidewalks unless
they are rough surfaced was made TO
read that all other sidewalks laid in
the city should be cement. passed by
the Second branch. The amendment
concerning all sidewalks be made ce-
ment was voted down in the First
branch. The Second branch then
voted to lay the ordinance on the
table.
Work Out Fines.
The ordinance allowing prisoners
TO work out their fines at the rate of
80 cents per day was passed with the
amendment that the day should con
stitute eight hours. The fancy smoke
ordinance was held up until the next
meeting OF council to allow copies
OF the ordinance 90 be printed and dis.
tributed. 4 petition from Gilbert AZ
Weiss. local produce firm. asking that
they be allowed 10 place an awning in
front OF their building. was granted.
The petition OF Jacob Sentlinger, Jr.,
that he be allowed TO build a bay win.
dow TO his property facing Fifth
street. was referred 10 the streets. al.
leys and grades committee The re-
port Of the streets. alleys and grades
committee concerning grading and
draining Of Twentieth street WAS re.
ferred TO the finance committee. II
seems that the city does not have
the money 10 grade the street
The Windsor hotel ordinance, con.
corning a marquise on Main street.
was referred back TO the ordinance
committee. The site OF the marquL-s
was not completely DESIGNATED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-29
FEWER FANS NOW
Intsiiigsnoer OF April az 1900 Gives
Account Of 10 Inning Game Here
with Many Fans Present

clerk of the Circuit court John T.
Kingdom yesterday found "a COPY 0r fbe
lutclIlgcucer ~ the issue Of April IS
1900. which bore n report 81 the base
hall game between Mansfield and Wheel
was au Is inning contest was the long
cEt game of the season and resulted tu
"a score or tu iu favor Of the local
team. This paper shows the spirit that
was in Wheeling no that time Thoua-
arde n people Witnessed the game Tu-
thuslasm was 90 tho highest pitch
quito different from present conditions.
Tho line up ~ Wheeling was Roth
ermel on short Meancy right fefd.
Lat Tor. Inft field Lyons. second base.
Iurucr. FIRST base. ConFniton. confer
hfIls FCuuirucy third base. Poole
pitcher and Poole. catcher The above
lineup VIII present many familiar names
tH present nnF citizens Turner uu
rrrf was we'll known na o. home r4r
eIIrrrr. Boo having "a characteristic roaa
u bile 90 the plate