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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
Standing of Clubs.
Games To-day.
Richmond In Toronto.
Newark In Montreal.
Jersey City in Rochester.
Providence I'm Buffalo.


Toronto, Ont, May 1s.--Bunching
hits of Herbert in the sixth innina
this afternoon the virginians took the
second game of the series from the
Leafs by count of to /. and moved
pinto tie with Montreal for second
place in the league standing.
As on the opening day, the Viz
ginians came up from behind. and
Though the lead was not so great as
Hi had been in the first game. Jack
Dunn's hitsmiths were Just as efsec-
tiye in their work as they could have
Iheen had the margin ahead of them
been more than a single score
sterxer, the smiling southpaw OF
|fhe ball club from Virginia, started
I'm sood shape and though he appear
ed to lose some OF his effectiveness in
Ithe second inning. he continued
throughout the contest, allowing but
|sIx singles. some of which were OF
}the scratchy variety.
Had had Second Inning.
In the second inning he Issued
passes to Roach and Kocher. ana ar
her both had accomplished steals
Herbert found him for single. II
Twas r scratch hit. which the Leaf
kw1lier beat out. and Roach rushed
|hor,e from third on the play with
Ithe only run Toronto could count.
Though Sterzer allowed four other
bases on balls and the locals found
Ihim for Ave more hits. he was not
In danger during the remainder Of the
gam Splendid support was given
him and two fast double plays were
|pul,ed by the visitors. who showec
#mueh snap ard pep. despite the chilly
Iwea her.
After the second hiring there was
Ino run getting until the opening OF
#the sixth. Herbert WAS effective ny
Ito aAchmondk half of this inning
land II had begun to look as though
Toronto would even up on the Sc
|rias when the unlocked for happen
led.
Uofrnaa's Drive Means Win.
Herbert was going good and APP
|peared to have the visitors at his
mercy until Bates singled and tim
|foroan followed with double that
|scorrd Bates Dutch" Hoffman. for
whom an pitchers who have stood
before him have learned respect, APP
|peared at his dangerous point and
with ease picked out one to hts iik-
ling. IT went for a single !nto right
|cen.er and Jordan scored from sec-
|ond.
Herbert again closed up and held
|the visitors In hand during the las
|shras innings. but the damage had
beer done.
The exhibition of hitting prowess
|put up by Jack Dunn's Richmond
rlub during the two games here has
been a revelation TO local fans. The
hal team does not look formidable
until some enc gets on the bases.
|Then those who follow uncork bin
haf S,p Such ftr1Gty
hitting has not often been seer here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19

Results Yesterday.

Newark, 8; Pittsburg, o.
other games postponed on account
of weather.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19

Games Today,
Cincinnati in Brooklyn.
Pittsburs in Boston.
Chicago in New York.
St Louis in Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
DIRGINIANS AGAIN WIN
COMING FROM BEHIND
sterzer Outptches Herbert Who Is Found Sixth by Bates
Jordan and Hoffman For Safe Ones That Score Two
Runs Providence But One Game Ahead
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Richmond, q; Toronto 1.
Rochester, 2; Jersey City, 1.
Other games postponed on ac-
count Of weather.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
standing of the (aubs

Games Today.
Washington in st. Louis.
Philadelphia in Chicago.
New York in Detroit
Boston In Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
Standing of the Clubs.

Games To-day.
Baltimore in Chicago.
Newark in Pittsburg.
Brooklyn in Kansas City.
Buffalo in st. Louis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
DOUBLE STEAL DECIDES
FAST PITCHERS BATTLE
schultz and Zimmerman Put Over
Only Tally Counted In Game
Cubs Cop from Giants.
CARDS HIT DEMAREE HARD
st. Louis Club Gamers Enough Runs
In Second TO Mako Game safe.
Reds Outhit Brooklyn. But FAN TO
win-Pirates Puzzled BY James.

New York. Msy ls.---A pitchers
battle today resulted In favor of the
Cubs. They beat the Giants. / TO 0.
The only run of the game was made
In the first inning on a double steal by
Schultz and Zfmmornan, The Cuos
made two hits off Tesreau in this
round and only one the rest of the
game. In the last eight innings only
twenty -four men faced Tesreau. Hum
phries also pitched in grand style.
Score by innings, RH E
Chicago ... 100 600 o06--1 o
New York 900 900 600 s 0
batteries. Humphries and Bresna-
han; Tesreau. Schauer and Meyers.
Empires. KLEIN and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19

Brooklyn. Nav 1s.-Bunching hits
in the second and sixth and taking ad-
vantage of a couple of errors. Brook
lyn today beat the Reds, TO o.
Though Pfeiffer was found for eight
hits. he kept them we'll scattered.
Score by innings: r. ID. T..
Cincinnati 49,. eco o00 900 2
Rrooklyn 02o 002 o0s-4 I
Batteries: Schneider, Brown and
Doom: Pfeiffer and Mccarthy. Cm-
pires. Quigley and Easofi~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
st. Louis Humbles Phils.

Philadelphia, May ls.-The Cardin-
ais hit Demaree hard In the second
and NTH innings today massing their
FIVE runs In tie two innings, and de-
feating the Pnillies TO >
score nv innings: Ri r.
ST Louis ESQ o20 ooo--5 0
Philadelphia :. 600 900 300 5
Batteries: Doak and Snyder; Dem
aree. Oeschger. Baumgardner ana
Killifer, Burns. Umpires, Byron and
Orth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19

AMUsEMENTH:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
AssnIsiOAs AssetaAffes.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
perpflidten miu, bon Ser @l,aoe Gngz
lanos abbaneig 81 lein."

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ser n%elltralen 0ld9te gemeiniam gegen
Die misunderstanding @ereepoltigllng
bes 6anpels Steuung nebmen, 5lriid%
gelpielen porber1. Mit ser @esriinz
onng, Dob mir nnleren eigencn @es in
Sieier @iniidt 5u seben beablibtigen
poer better gelagt, ben an9lppbilen
8ilipn'lden @e9. 8ir liefern ipeiz
terbin alles, mas ,es niinlht nnb GER
ltpren nnlere @anhels= unb @elbdftsz
be5iebnngen nit Sen iibrisen 2anSern
fin imn1er. 9as fonmt bapon, bnb
gnglanb Srllmpf lit in biciem 2anbe.
Sen ~iibrigen Meutralen aber, 10 bor
alien 9ingen S6peoen, biirfte jebt Elm
2idt mlfgeben nllb tic biirfte1 MN flar
%erfennen, allf lpelcbcr Settle luobreSreiz
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pffene @intreten sdneben5 aui @eitc
9eutldlanDs Sic ndd6lte Solge bieles
neneltcn S6elmenitreibes fem lpiirbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15

~ England iii6rt Sen arieg I'M
SEN gue5 : aonol auf Ser Salbinlel
bon @alipolis. Sc naber Bic tiirfii1e
giienbabn an Sen &anal riidt, unb
elm tiirtiides @or9eben bort ernn0gli6t,
beito mebr osmoniide 1ruppen ludt
gnglanb an Sen G%ur6ancQcn gu fei@
1eln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15

serbien io1 iid gu @ebietsab>
tretungen 9e9en baares @elb bereit err
flart baben. 8an bate idon INNER
geglaubt, BOB serbien fir baares @elo
allies tbut.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
(4n5.)


- gine'intereffants Gnt=
ideioung fdute Der 2u1emburger Mpz
peubof in elmer Rttnge Oes 9iioelinger
Setonomotes Der 8ereinigten 9iittenz
perte 8urbad Gid : Diibelin9en.
9us Sefpnomat botte an 20. Suli
1914 nit elmer MiiGereifirma oes
2onDes elmer M6i9lub gernodt iiber
400 @dde Mebl, GILES lieferbor Bis
gum Is. Mugult. Snfolse Der an
lungs Mugu1t eintretcnoen Rriegser=
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ferung Der BEL ellten Moren nur tell
ipriie uno gu b0beren als Den bereinz
barten preifen aus. 9ara1fbin
tlagte Ser &duier auf ppQ1tdnDige
M%psfubrung Des Wertrages, 9os
9onoelsgertdt mar gu 0en SOLUBLE
getommen, nob Die @reigni11e, !pie lie
am 2. Muyuit eintralen, cine bDbere
@enalt Oorltelten, bic ben Wertdufer
bon 1etnei1 Werpfli6tpngeu. e%ntbu1oen
bate. Ser Mppeubpt entidieo nun
IN bie1er Mngelegen6eit Olbin, baB
tein 5an BON bDberer @enalt porlte-
sc, % Elm einiidtiger @eI@aftsmonn
an 20, Sult, nad Der &~riegserflaz
rung Sci terrei9s an @ersten unb
nod Der bcreits erfDlgten Mpbili1ie=
lung Aublan0s nit allgemeinen Dirz
rem rednen mubte, lpQ9reno oercr es
Inn unmDgli@ lei, feline Maren pom
Muslanbe gu 6e5ie6en. 9ie befloete
5trma mi1c besbalb bas bereinbarte
4uantum Mebl gu Ben feltgeIebter
pretlen liefern.
Hnldngt nuroe Trou Ml=
bert Sopabte, Brau ei:les 6armers
aus Ptttspile, Mis., BON einem Seuz
pagen berobgeidleuoert, ols Die pTer=
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ten un6 ourdsingen. 9ie Brau fiel
babel 10 ungliidli4 in cine an Der
Wugen angrbangte @gge baB iie Dor
ben 3dbnen oerielben cine gang
Strede mitgeidleift nurbe. sic En-
litt i9pere. aber niAt le6ensgefdbr:
! li9e DerleBunaen. -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
@eritupfung pernriadt BIC mciite,t
Qcibct.

Ser aneeiamme1tc Mbfal in Gl1ren
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frel1t gu6 eines bpllen, freien 6tnbls
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Sla1de, entbaltenb SO 9ille1, geute
bon Current Ipotbefer fir 25c.
(Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15

liderr. benn Srantrcids ggport be-
itanO ba,nals no9 mebr ipie bellte aus
2urusartifeln. Sci Sen gerbanoluneen
in Der fran501iiden &ammer iiber bie
ginberleibung Marnffps. ippmit
Srantrei6 Ben chen scidlollenen Ser
trag bon Nlgericas bradJ, nllrbe ais
elmer ser @riinbe CUR @t,tperleibur1s
ansefiibrt, boB Sranfreih hurd ben
8eiib Marotfos sic @erfiisuns iiber
Elm paar @nnoerttallenb marptfani~
lder Golbaten erbalten ipiirbe, Die es
I'M 8epandetrie8 sesen 9eutldlanb
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1852 burd Die Sransoicn beinabe erz
ebert unb tplrbe 1910 tbntld6lih
Srantrei9 einperleibt. @ir laben ALTO
apeimal am eigenen 2eibe %erfabren,
bab Elm fairies Srantreid fir u11ieren
%nationaIen @oltsitanb aefdbrIi6 lit.
@s ipdre aIio fir @ouanb ipiinl6ens~
pertb, oab mld Sranfrei6 lid ben
Sieg bapontragen miro.
Sic sr6bte @efabr iebo6 fir
@orano uno aud fir gang europa
beltebt in Dem Ndbertommen 8uBs
lambs. 9ieienigen gnsIdnber. melde
meinen, bab England in bielem
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bann Noroalien. Sn bieien @ebieten
lppbnten be%fanntli9 feline Glatpen.
31lr9 Sic ginberleibung Holens,
@aIi5iens nnb 80bmens erlangte9RuBz
lnb nod INNER fem 3iel nidt, nam@
li6 Ben Mtlantiiden GBean. Ser @eg
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bielem @ege gu berbinbern. ipenu
9euti9lano bernidtet ipiir0e. gngs
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tpess in Ser Sage. oa iie nidt einmal
Ser tleineren @alfte oes oeutiden See,
res @err tperben fDnnen.
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Bern ipater tpir0en England mi
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iteben. Nber bann tpdre es bo9 bic,
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g%innen. ltott 9eutldlano in ben Nii:
den 5u fallen. 9ieier 8rieg ipirb nod
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8elb fnroern. Sem @erlierer lperbe1
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ipiro 10 i6tpa6 iein, baB bon linn OH
LANCE 3eit binaus nidts mebr gu BE:
fiir6ten lit. Mlio neil 9eutfdlanb be-
! shilb Gmrupns sesen bic Sberberr:
idaft bnrd bic slauet lit, tueil ei,
friegstIdtisesSranfreth tets cine 8e.
brobuns unferer nationalen t1nabbdn.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
@olitiid)e nnb nnpolitilde
&anbglpHen.

- SIZE un1i9tbare 9Regierung
1T es, Ser man am lbarfiten auf bie
Ginger 1eben muB.
- Sci Sen Stalienern iGeinen jebt
ale Gngriffe fir 1ie am angreifenbjten
aus5ufallen.
- glf engliiden gdiffen lit uetipas
5u9eitoBen". AQes Mnbere Tam man
lt6 Denfen.
Ser6ien lou 1i6 gu @ebietsabs
tretungen gegen baares @elo bereit err
Hart baben. 1an bate ldon INNER
%geglaubt, buB Gerbien fir baares @elD
alles tbut.
aue Gpfer, tpelde gnglanb fir
Ben &rieg brinst, 1inb nidts sesen Die
Spfer, pel6e es anoeren Nationen 5uz
mltbet.
- Sic 8obl 9erienigen mebrt iid.
Die unlere 9an3e Neutrelitats Sbeoz
RE unb Bragis fir ni6ts als iuriltil6e
spibfinbigfeit unb Silben5te9erei fall
ten.
- Sic britiide geeierung beute1
an, bab Sic @erbanblungen CUR grz
f%larung bon 8aumlpolle ais apntraz
banoe .8ufrieoeniteuen6 %fortidreiten.
Sobn 8ua pfeift uno Gntel Gam
taught
~ Sic amerifaniiden Sabrifen iint
10 nit ariessauftrasen fir Die g(Qiirz
ten i%iberbduft, boB b0fliderpeile bi'
eigene 8egiernng parten muB. 8i'
oanfbar 1inb mir jebt England, BOB es
uns tparten gele6rt batl
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cine Mrt Neutralitdt, bas il It: cine, 81
bas 8ertralen aler Staaten genieBt.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15

81 bombaroiren ia0t linen nibt
Elm.
- Sic politilden @abncn, Sic sic
Ser 8rd1ioent in Ser merifunil6en Mnz
gelesenbeit panbelt, ideinen 81 Sen
eingeleili9en 8abnen su 9ebDren, IN
pelben lid, mie er iclblr einlnal gez
iaat bat, feline 9enttbati9feit boll%
5iebt.
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ten merben folio nit england iiber bei-
fen @erleeung oes @0lterre6ts berz
banbeln, lomeit amcrifanil6er San=
bel in 8etra6t fonunt. Man l6eint
in @albin9ton 5n fird,ten, Sic nertraz
len Mldbte t0nnten energil9 segen
@n9lano Sront maden.
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nit @htpeben eine 9leibheoeutenbe
8roteltnote gegen britii1e l%1ebergriffe
segen Sic neutrale gdiifabrt gu cr<
.~lal1en. So, penn gdmeben 10 mas eez
gen 9eutidfano por9elblu9en bate,
ia, Damn bate man nit Sreuben ser
@umanitat oieien 9icnf seleiitet.
~ Sranf 8udonm mar iu1 l1nre6t,
ais er %bebauptete, 8raiioent @illon
ipoGe Sic Bertreter Der prgaliiiirten
Nrbeit nibt mnpfangen. Samuel
@ompers, ser 9ralioent ser Mmerican
Seberntion Of 2obor, fat eil1en g6lii1z
lei gum @eiBen Sous. l1nb bieler bril-
tii6e Siibrer merifanilder Nrbeiter
ma6t 0 Sem S6liinel sen ipeit9ez
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iie nidt erlansen. gnglano miro feiz
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be5ieben, lonbern iid i'm aus leinen
&olonien beidaffen. Sn Canada tpiro
8ei5en bonn gtaate bel6lagnabmt
iperben, baB nidts in sic amerifaniz
|iden @ren5biltrifte gebt. ginen ie6r
lobnenben Morft miirben Sic Qanber
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England fat %6efobfen, baB sort nidts
bingeben barf uno Der Brdiibcnt gez
bordt aufs @ort, als ipenn er Elm eng
liider @ouberneur tpdre.
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ben Die G%nslaaoer in bielem @riege
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nab audi i6r cin5iser Sieg bleiben
ipirD, be8ei6net Ser 9ane Sreberif
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sinn bes arieses cine babe Neillio1
beutide, Dlterreidii6e rnb nngarilhe
Nelerpilten in Sen Ser. Gtaaten 5u@
riidbalten fonl1ten. 11nb ba5 lit iebcn%
falls tein Sie9, nit benz lie gbre einz
le9en f0nnen.
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Ben S1e5 Z aanal anf Der 5nlbinlel
bon @alipolis. Sc ndber Bic tiirfiide
gilenbabn an Ben &anal riidt, nnf
Elm tiirfildes 8or9eben bort er11D9li6t
be1to mebr osmanif6e 9rnppen iud:
gnglano an Sen 8ar6aneQn gu fei:
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t%lation Dor Sem ariege nibt erflar
iperben, als in Sen 8nrten bes 8crtd:
tes BEG be(sii6en @clanbten on iein,
Meeierung I'M Sabre 1909: u9i
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unb @efabr fir BEN Srieben BARN
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
Sic bolitildlen @ohncn, Sic Sic

- Sic poIitiiden @abncn, Ste Sic
Ser 8rdiioent in Der merifunii6en Mnz
sclese1beit lpanbelt, ideilen 81 Ben
eingeleili9en 8abnen sl 9eb0ren, IN
nel6en lid, ipie Ell lclbit einmal gez
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3ieht.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
Bankers Appeal.
CLOSE PITTSBURGH
BANK FOR SAYINGS

PfrTsluHGIl Pa. Dec ~ Rep
rcscntauvcs of Tho state department
of banking took charge of the affairs
of The Pittsburgh Bank for Savings.
which failed to open This morning and
every effort win bc made to effect a
liquidation al soon as possible q. %.
Getty. u bank examiner who was an.
pointed temporary receiver. has placed
accountants af work ON thr books and
the investcafion into The institution. 3
affairs viii bo expedited Small
crowds collected OFF thn entrance dur
inr tle day bu' there was uo excite
Urnf Bank officials expressed fho
belief. flat NrE rDr cent dividend
could be paid d,ro.Itou within sixty
day.
Bank Examiner gaffr and President
" y Jones .Df fhr bank issued state
mcnte today Nr Getty aaId tno oru.
cials were NOT to blame FOR m.aman
arcmont but were unable to unload
Old securities despite efforts of stock
holders and directors t0 weather tno
storm. Mr. Jones said be- had in
creased the institutions assets $500
600 since July. 1913. when q run which
lasted three days occurred following
tho failure Of y s A. W. s.. Kuhn. Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
FRENCH VICTORY In VOSGES MOUNTAINS
CONSIDERED OF UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE
NeU Arrest
In WeUQnd
Canal Case

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-The arrest
today OF Edmund Justice. a night
watchman employed by the Hamburg
American Steamship company, was
declared by federal officials to supply
the missing link" In a chain OF evi-
dence porving that the steamship
company was teh financial agent OF
the German government in various
plots against American neutrality al
legged 10 have been uncovered by the
department OF justice.
Justice was arrested as an employe
and fellow conspirator OF Paul KOenig,
head OF the Hamburg-American de.
tective bureau. who Is charged with
plotting to blow UP the Welland canal
Shortly after Justices arrest a law
yer representing Koenig appeared be-
fore United States Commissioner
Houghton and gave $4,000 bail for
the appearance OF Justice at a hear
ing set for January IL. This makes
a total OF more than 100000 supplied
by the Hamburg-American company
as bail for men accued OF plots against
American neutrality.
Indictments in the Welland canal
case are expected tomorrow. The
eating the activities OF Franz Won
Rintelen In fomenting strikes in mum.
ition factories. has completed It's work
but has adjourned over Christmas In
dictments In this case probably Will
be returned next week
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ONE DEATH FROM
RESIDENCE FIRE

Special Dispatch 20 the InteIIigeneer.
BLUEFIELD. W. Va. Dec. 22-Fire
at an early hour this morning de-
stroyed the large and fine residence Of
Captain ID. y. Baldwin. a confederate
veteran and one death resulted. CAPT.
Baldwin and his wife were dragged
from their beds in the nick Of time
while Miss Baldwin. Mrs. Duy. Capt.
Baldwin's daughter. also three Duy
children. were rescued BY neightbors.
G. G.. Duy jumped from the secord
story window into a granolithie walk
and was seriously injured In the ex-
citement Mrs. Elsie COpenhaver. aged
So. sister Of Mrs Baldwin. was A
guest TO enjoy the holidays with home
folks, was overlooked by rescuers and
she was overcome by smoke aud gas
As soon as discovered she was rIshed
10 a hospital on city auto fire depart.
ment truck where she died az 8 a. an.
today All others are suffering from
shock and exposure Tho proportv
loss will exceed ten thousand dollars
PARTLY insured Cause of the fire is
not yet fixed but o. Be- thought a faulty
furnace caused e.
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Vienna on December ~. 1915 and
transmitted to Washington and has
give nthe note Immediate and careful
consideration
On November Do. 1915. Baron Zwied.
inek. tho charge d'anaires OF the I'm.
perial and hoyal government at Wash.
lnEton. transmitted TO the Department
~ state report Of the Austro Hun.
Earian admiralty with regard to the
sinking of the steamship Ancona. in
which % was admitted that tho vessel
vac torpedood after hcr ongines had
been stopped and whom paaerngors
were rfill on board This admi.rIon
alone ia. in tho vice ~ fho r0vcrnmenf
nf The United sfafra. nTirIrnf f0 fr
upon tho commando of Tho submarine
which fired Tho torpedo tho rarpon.
fibiliiy Tor having wilfuIy violated Tho
recognized law Of nations and ertIraiv
di9rcgarded those humane princirfes
which every bell.Feront should Oh
serve in tho conduct Of war no rea. In
View ~ these admitted cIrcumstancrs
ihe government of tho United States
teela Justified IN holding that tho Do
tails ~ tho sinking of tho Ancona. mo
WEIGHT and character 0f tho addition
Cconaausd o. Fsss TsnJ
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TENANT MAKES
EVASIVE REPLY

LONDON. Dec. p. sis y. m.-Rc.
plying 10 an inquiry from Sir Alfred
Moritz HOnd. as 20 whether the whole
S.0O0.00O Of men previously authorized
had been recruited. Harold j. Tenant.
parliamentary under secretary Of war.
said In behalf fothe government In
the House % Commons today. that ne
believed the government was still "on
the sefe side. that o.. we have not yet
broken the Law by recruiting beyond
the authorized limit
Estate this is my belief" he added
"althourh . would not really like Co
swear Co &c."
Mr. Tennant WIS also asked how
great q reserve was necessary 90 Keep
tho army in the field up to its proper
strength Be replied
For every man We keep abroad We
ought fo have at home in reserve / 1S.
This beine o. years supply of men al
o. monthly rate Of ~ per cent"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
PARCEL POST is
SAME AS FREIGHT

LONDON. Dec. 22.-It is under
stood in official circles here that the
British government will take a definite
stand on the principle that parcel post
matter must be regarded as part of the
cargo OF ship and not entitled to the
protection given first class mail under
the international postoffice law. The
mall seized recently from the Swedish
American. steamer Stockholm consist
ed. according to the British govern
ment. OF parcel post packages con
tanning goods Of German origin. II is
believed that the mail seized from the
Danish steamer United States comes
under this same category. According
10 the contention of the government
here none OF her postal conventions
cover parcel post matters. so that
such traffic is entitled TO no more pro-
lection than ordinary freight. II is
pointed out by the authorities here
that II parcel post traffic were per.
mitted unrestricted IL might deveIop
into formidable trade between Ger.
many and neutral countries.