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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
BELMONT

BELMONT. o.. June - MIR. and Atrs
Victor Kemp and family and Air and
Mrs. Henry Gattou and family were
visiting at the home or clyde Travis.
Sunday.
Mr.. ). u. Hatcher was "a business call
er az GAINESVILLE Tuesday
Mr and Mrs. John h mp were visit
lhE az Bethesda. SATURDAY.
Misses Mary and Neln, Hatcher. were
ca!l'r~ AT Hunter Tuesday.
Henry Gatten and brotusr. Dennis.
were harnesyille visitors SATURDAY
ar. ~, ". Hatc her. Of Pleasant Ridge
was calling at :. y Hatcher Sttur-
Mr.. and Mrs. Petor g.. K.mp ytsfto,
friends az bethesda. SATURDAY
Mt. Emmett DHnford and Nr CaId-
well, OF Armstrong; Mills were callers
at William GattsuH. Mouday
Miss Jessie Hatcher visited at tile
nome OF I'd. Wilson's. SUNDAY.
Mr.. Peter ~. Kemp and son. Andrew.
Nerr business callers al BaruesNille
Misses AIRY and Lotti. Wilson visited
~ the home OF Ira Wilson's. sunday af-
teruoon.
Mr.. Andrew Kemp wa a caller az
Hunter. Monday.
Miss Nellie Hatcher. who has been
spending a few weeks with her sister.
or Captina. returned home SATURDAY.
49, MI lharleS Mllhuuu was caller az
]. J. Hatchcr's Tuesday
air and Mrs. ANDY Kemp and dauFh-
Sunday
Mr.. T. j. Hatcher and son. Lewis
were callers at Rarnesvillc Tue -daV
MISS Esther THROWN visited ~ the
attended church az Mt Zion
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Travis were call
ers AZ Belmont saturday
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Rurkhart and
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MeMechen Briefs.

Miss Verna Lowe. OF Moundsvllle.
Is spending a few days here. visiting
with her sister. Mrs. MARBLE. OF Mar
shall street
J. W. Kellar, who has been critical
ly III at his home on South Garfield
street, is reported to be somewhat i'm
proved.
Mrs. Marvin Lee and son Dolphin
left yesterday for near Spencer. where
they will visit with relatives.
Misses Hilda McFadden and Della
Wells. OF this city. are the guests OF
Miss Margaret Maurot, OF Mounds
vile. for a few days.
Robert McGlumphy. Elliott Jones
and Howard Isaac Booher spent yes
terday here. attending to business
matters.
City council held its regular semi
monthly meeting last evening in the
mayors ONCE al the city building.
William Henry. who has been quite
III at his home on Fifth street. with
tonsilitis. is reported to be recovering
nicely
Miss Frances McMechen. who has
been attending the Cincinnati Art
School. at Cincinnati. o. has arrived
home TO spend the summer
Lone Star Temple No. 2. Pythian
Sisters. will hold their regular weekly
meeting this evening in their quarters
in the McMechen building.
Miss Dams. an elocutionist. held a
recital in the NJ. f. church last even
I ing. The junior pupils OF the city car
ried out n splendid program.
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Mrs. Naomi Lewis. Is critically III.
Mrs Lewis is 70 years OF age and is
suffering with inhrmities incident to
old age.
Hon and Mrs F. VI. Hinerman. OF
I Cedar avenue. are REJOICING over the
arrival OF baby daughter, born yes
terday morning
County Farm Agent G. G. Musgrove
will attend the state aggie meeting ~
MorEantown. Saturday.
Walter Higgins and bride will ar
rive here to-day from Akron. Ohio. for
VISIT 10 Mr. Charles Moore and fam.
. lily. Of Cedar evenue.
Miss Mary Garrison. Of Washington
avenue. IS spending few days az Bel
laire visiting with relatives.
Misses Della Wells and Hilda Nc
| Fadden. OF McMechen, are the guests
Of Miss Margaret Maurot OF Fourth
/ street. for several days.
Mrs. J. ID. Parriott has returned 10
her home on Baker avenue. from an
extended visit to relatives at Point
| Marion, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Roberts. OF this
I city. are the proud parents Of son.
born Wednesday.
Mrs Curtis Allen. OF Third street.
yesterday underwent an operation for
l appendicitis az the Glendale hospital
and Is reported to be getting along
az nicely a. could be expected
: Mr. and Mrs. w W. Reed OF Cedar
avenue. are spending a few days at
/ Cameron visiting with Mrs l. r
I Wilson. the formers sister
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WHEELING CREEK

ELM GROVE. W Va. r. o. A.. Iur.
a. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lively 10Y
bv'rhrook. spent Sunday and NoutIts
with her sister. Mts Jesse bpughsrt..
Irs. Ouv,r sheets AND children. Csfb.
crime aud William were guests Of Cert
rude White SUNDAY afternoon
MIS- Charles Mctutea. ct EdEturfHu
Lane. D. spending some time with n,r
moJh"r-in-law. Mrs. Mcima Green.
Miss Anna StuuU an I,ff ThurSdaN Iu"
Sh'rrnrd. where sine viii D., th' guest u.
her sister. Mrs. Cuhr lts St,tumau.
Gertrude Whit, attended IN, picnic Ht
~h'rrHrd saturday night
work ON tE, JsDk Bass Club ls Co. rutI
SWAY. Arthur Johnson. OF tho island.
De- doing the plumbing
Harry Botrley. ui WhccIuE attend. i
the opening az thu Jack Bass club sun
day.
NJ. aud Mrs. Andrew I.surmoysr. Mr..
JOHN Dean and children Nary and E.-,
Mis- Aul,lu Dean. Frank Nchoun Hu.i
Ben iaWin Dean. spent SUNDAY a. ~.
hone or Mr.. and Ms Wesley White.
Jack Arthurs 's preparing 10 have lU.
ulp-d from %, Davis farm Co his home
ON The q. u. Hogg farm
). Y. Davis Is spending the week end
on the creek
lack Arthurs had "thirty-ecrns" youni.
people out from town Sunday TO spend
tho day with him.
Miss Lille Happy spent Sunday with
Miss Mary Langmeycr.
Happiness IL 50 complete in itself
that IL needs no explanation Judge.
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May install New Alarm.

Mr. Adams. Official agent Of the
Game Law FIRE alarm. was In the city
yesterday trying To sell the city A
new system Of ERE and police signals.
The new system. II installed. will al
low any policeman on any beat 10 be
reached within very few minutes.
The lighting system b. the one under
discussion. Lights will be placed
about every other block. and the man
at the city building would have con
troll OF these. by pressing any Of the
buttons at this place some officer
would see ~ on tho street and imme-
diately call the building on the phone.
eliminating the trouble OF hunting an
officer. Some OF the city officials
think very favorably Of this system.
and II il very probable that % will be
brought before council in the near fu-
turc.
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Prison Notes

Parole Omcer A. J. Coleman arrived
at the pen yesterday from Pocahontas
county with Max Purry. sentenced 10
serve six years for burning a store
building.
One man was discharged from the
Institution yesterday on regular dis
charge, having completed his sen
tence
The three condemned men. Matt
farrell. William Stewart and William
( Graham. confined In the death cell.
continue 10 hold up well. but gloom
seems to BE- settling over the prison
as July . nears. the time when Stuart
and Graham will swing from the gal
lows.
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Surprise Party.

The members OF the McMechen NJ.
=. choir gave surprise party In
honor OF Miss Myrtle Zimmerman and
Miss Nessie Richmond az the home
OF Miss Emma Burke. wednesday
evening Miss Zimmerman was for
merry directress OF the choir while
Miss Richmond IL the present organ.
list A good time was had by everyone
present and the choir presented the
honored guests with gifts. IN token OF
the good work done IN the past year.
Refreshments were served az a sea.
sonable hour. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Broscha. Mesdames
Angela Schnell. Bertha Snodgrass. 4.
Hite; Messrs. Smith McCullagh.
Charles Schane. Chester Shields:
Misses Ola Carol. Stella Burke and
Bertha Kennamond
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FOLEY Cafrarfir TgbIots arc not ar
mistakenly demanded by women 1s hv
'nn. because thls particular cafharfIc
NOT 90 VOL known among wlurn.
Women suffer az much aa mon do
from INDIGESTION ard r0usfIgafI0u.
ana fNoF also rr1iure this scientific
remedy f0 keep fhr stomach sweet
the lifrr active and tho bowel. rsru.
lar F0IDr Cafharfic Tablets arc
WhoIns0mn and thoroughly clean .ine
90 NOT nIipe or cause nausea Stout
u'orIf aN thie is the one rafh8rfir
mat takes away cha. ovfrfuu and
..ner0d ur feeling For sale hy the
John coleman Company ADV
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MOUNDSYILLE
Boys Arraisned in Court.

-Four young lads OF east Of town
We're arraigned in police court yester-
day morning on a charge OF making
unnecessary noise and conducting
themselves In an improper manner in
ball game played on Center street
last Monday. The charge was pre-
ferred by Dichard Reinhart. of Center
street. The boys. who were Russell
Fisher. Raymond Lowe and two Minor
lads. were given good lecture by
Mayor Roberts. and were emphatic
ally warned that boys In the city must
comply with the law and not make a
nuisance Of themselves. The BOYS
promised to conduct themselves diff
terontly in the future. and were al.
lowed to 20
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Deputy Sheriff 70 G. Iogsdon and
Frank Howard were collecting taxes
i1 no country district yesterday
Squire vs. T.. clayton was a bust
ness visitor iu uourdsyilp YESTERDAY
Nr william coffee. William Ro-
and Fremont Brandon have returned
from trip fo akron q.
Squire Rirdfl has been on his farm
fow miles ou' Of the city. Tor ths
past several weeks
Jones Richie has resigned bic po.
..t.or aa constable. and will start a
i.h market on Marshall street
Ur VIII Blake was q business Wis.
itor ir Hcllalro yesterday
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BE- built under roof TO protect the
children from the rain and the direct
rays OF the sun. The park Is enclosed
by paling fence, thereby eliminating
possible accidents Of children running
hurriedly into the street. The rails
Ing Of "Old Glory" took place yester-
day amid the shouts OF the little ones
gathered 10 see the flag mount tho so.
foot pole. Much praise Is due the
city officials who took this work in
hand and pushed II to a successful
termination
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Cars Oerailed

The cyer-busy wreck grew was
s2ain called out yesterday 20 place
several cars on tho track which were
derailed In the Baltimore T. Ohio Rail-
road. This crew probably has more
work than any other crew on the
road The handling OF 50 much traf
DC BE- the cause Of 30 many OF these
derailmcniF. and not bad tracks. az
one would be- led 30 believe
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BBNW0OD
New PIaygrounds Completed

The new playground which has been
under construction for several weeks
ia nov completed The "kiddies'
have taken possession ~ The ground
instead OF the streets. a. they did for.
merry The grounds are among the
best equipped in this vicinity Tho
horizontal bars. ladder rack. swings
end FceFawF will furnish Amusement
Tor tho youngsters The sand pif De-
not completed. but 20 is to b. arranged
differently from all others Instead
~ having an Opcn.air plt. THE one viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

The X X. football team Of this city
win hold festival and lawn fete on
the vacant lot opposite the First
street school building next Tuesday
evening Tho affair De- being held TO-
secure funds in order that they can
secure the Fiffh street ball park for
the coming football season
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Tho Thimhlo Hoo society NJ tho 81
r. church very pleasantly entertained
Yesterday afternoon with s cardeu
party on the lawn un Jefferson avenue.
between Eighth and seventh F'roo's
Tho lawn was deliberately decorated
for tho occasion with flags and Flow.
crs and tho afternoon was pleasantly
spent in dainty needle work A. tho
conclusion OF tho afternoon lunch.
con was served
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Bids for New BRIDGES.

The county court began advertising
yesterday for bids for a new bridge
TO be erected across the mouth OF
Lynn Camp run. at Fish creek. in
Meade district The court is asking
for bids both for steel with concrete
ahutments and for entire concrete con.
struction. Bids will be received until
July %, when they will be opened.
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HeId MoonIInht Plcnlc

Quite a delegation Of the younger
social set Of the city spent very
pleasant evening on moonlight pic
mic held last evening AZ the Lindsly
orchard. on Roberts Ridge just south
o. the city. The crowd was chap
eroned by Mr. and Mrs Victor y My.
ers. Mr. and Mrs Frank l. Nuss and
Mrs Armlnta Higgins
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Many 70 the Park.

Quite large delegation OF local
Presbytcrians will 20 to Wheeling
park to-day for the annual Wheeling
district Presbyterian picnic and out
ing. over 100 tickets have been dis
posed Of In this city.
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Sneak Tnieve. al Work

During the last several nights sneak
thieves have visited gardens in DIFF.
fercnt parts OF the city and literally
raided them. Onions and radishes
seem TO BE- the produce the thieves
want. and I'm a number Of instances
whole beds OF radishes and onions
have been uprooted and carried away.
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Tambo-What - the difference be-
tween cigarette smoke and a cyclone o
Zones Well. what f. the difference
between cigarette smoke and cy-
ClOnc7
TaWbo-The one man blows
through his nose. the other he knows
through lts blows Judge
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West Funeral Held

Funeral services FOR the tate James
Irwin West. who succumbed az his
home on Locust street last Tuesday
morning. were held al the place OF
death yesterday afternoon at go
O'Clock. lnterment was made in Mt
Rose cemetery. following the services
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chiIdren's Day Exercises.

Children's Day exercises will be held
at the McMechen NJ. 4. church Sun
day. The church will be decorated
with flowers in accord with the move
Kent As the services will be held in
the evening. Rev. Arthur Lazenby will
go 20 Littleton where he will preach in
the church OF that city. The services
Will be in charge OF Mr.. c. A. Broscha
There Will be Rotations. readings,
dialogues and good music. All are in.
vited TO attend these services.
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Fined for sneedinn-

Il. w Riley and Dr. l.. NJ Basehoar
were up ia police court yesterday
morning on the charge o. racing their
cars out Seventh street, Friday after
noon. Both pleaded guilty and were
fined the usual 81 and trimmings.
$3.50 in all.
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Arrangements have been completed
for the annual memorial service OF
Lone star Temple No. 3. Pythian Sis
tsrs. which viii b held next sunday
evening az 80 O'Clock in the Chris.
tan church. The Rev. G. ". Fuller
viii deliver The memorial address,
and splendid program has been ar
RANGED All members Of the order are
requested 10 meet In the basement OF
the church just before the service Is
started. and full attendance Is de-
+ red
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Member of Little Prince Temple.
SO. 5a kn.Ehte Of Pythiaa. are plan.
ming au eyCur.lon f0 points down tho
river for next sunday Tho trip WITH
bo made on CtfG CroHaua boat Betsy
Ann
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The following articles Of inr0rpora-
ton we're filed yesterday.
The Hotel DuMout Company. ottawa.
q. " S1uthard and others. $4,000
Tho Forrest city Vinegar Companv.
tlaN Gland Joseph i. McKenna and
others. $40 900
Tho H.liandalc Farm Products Conn
pauy. south Charleston. John NrUurman
and others. 10000
The Woodland Billiard HAN Compauy.
tlrfD laud Phillip Zimmerman aud
others. $40 200
Ih" GaiNHu MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Mar. eta. Fred a. Corkey and Others
SOS 900
The tuyaInga stamping and Machine
Complain. Cleveland. a. s stephens AMI
others. $4,000.
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N MECHEN
Many 20 shsrrsro

hanF 70 Sherrarc-
large celeEation % local people
VII 20 out 20 Sherrard this evening
20 attend a social 90 be Eiven By the
Union district branch Of the Marshall
county ACEie society 4 splendid
program vii Be- carried out and sever
al good addresses viii be delivered
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family were callers at Esfrrr, ada.
Tuesday
Mr Ervic Hatcher was a caller trI-
day evening
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NION-Word was received here TO.
da-. that tho plant ~ the National cash
Register Company. iu Moscow. was de-
stroycd during the anti-terman riots in
that city Few days ago The property
loss 90 the Cash Register Compant.
whose factory o. located tn this city. l-
placed a. $4,000.
NANEELN-T. " Marvin. aged 7S
a Norfolk a. Western brakeman whose
home was In Columbus. was run down
and Killed ~ "a train here.
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CAMBRIDGE. T. HornadaN. q rail
road man. whose home was In Cinctn-
mai. we killed m an accident here
MAItNS NiLLE-Ealph = Hounette
~. was probably fatally injured when BE-
fcll out ~ cherry tree to-day. = wear
ago. while he was choppinE kludliug a
piece of wood flew in one OF his eyes.
pu ting out the sight
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IntsIligsnesr Burssa-
ColnRbus. o.. Juns -.
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and has paid 80 state apportionment
were awarded 90 the following counties:
Allen. Ashland. AuGlaize. Belmont
Darke. Defiance, Erie. Fulton Hamilton,
Hancock. Henry. Mahoning, Medina. Mi
ami, Montgomery. Morrow. Muskingum
treble. Putnam. Seneca. stark. Var
Vert. Warren. Washington and Wyan-
dot.
The efficiency banner. the highest
honor accorded by the state work 10 any
county. goes TO Ashland.
=. J. Hall and ID. e.. Summers. state
organizers Of r the Ohio Anti-Saloou
League. explained the importance Of or
gantzation In the present dry campaign.
CLEN ELAND-Two women were at,
tackled and beaten by striking Scrut
women when they attempted To go "a
work IN downtown office buildings TO-
Gay. Police gave protection Co all az
work In the several buildings wher,
pickets were on duty. The places OF the
strikers have been filled with men at
two large office buildings.
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coinnbas. O.. Juhs "a.
ohio Bankers ia session a. CEDAR
Point urged that the bulldog and loan
~szociAtions " the state BE- placed under
ne lbAnking department. and elected the
rama, huisDuros vice president. A. -
toAins. youngstown sccrstary = ~.
nanslh Columbus. treasurer. ". =.
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Happiness IL 50 complete in itself
that IL needs no explanation Judge.
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Charges have been filed Nlth Governor
Frank y. willis against the manage
lnent Of the boys InIusfflsi H0u1r st
i.ancantef. The complaints are aid a.
u. more or less general and allege In
Efficiency and misconduct al the fiouia.
'ayt y = hastings IL Eupcrlnteud.n {
- the Insult tuition. ne succeeded Major
4. =. Ger lach. Who resigned two and one
hail years ago. following an lnveEtiga-
ton Of charges against him.
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PAID s229 FOR A HUBBY,
BUT He DIDN'T ARRIVE
Mrs. Zuhl Has Matchmaker Arrested
When She Gets Neither Spouse
Nor Her Money Back.

Mrs. Agnes Zuhl, n widow, forty
years old, OF No. 429 Lenox Avenue,
appeared in the Washington Heights
Police Court today against John
Wilozynski, a butcher, OF No. l6o
East Houston Street. whom she ac-
cused OF swindling.
I want to get married" she told
Magistrate Deuel., "Wiloxynski
brought me a man on Oct 10, He
said he was Joseph Jacofsky, and he
was willing to marry. Next day,
Wilozynski came TO me and said
Jacofsky wanted $50 TO start a little
grocery store. l gave II. Later. he
got $40 more. We were to be mar
ried Oct. 20, but on tho day before,
Wilo2ynsh ran In and said he must
have Si20 right away to get Jacofsky
out OF prison. gave II.
HE did not come TO marry me, 30
] went 10 see the grocery store and
found only lumber yard. Last night
Wilozynski camo for more money and
I had him arrested"
II am sorry, madam, but 1 do not
SEQ any criminal act In all this" said
tho Magistrate. 1.-THE next time you
70 to buy husband you'd better
have him sent up c. O. ID. He Is dis
charged"
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WALL Street.

While the stock market opened
fairly active. changes in prices were
small and dealings were almost en-
tirely professional. Copper issues
were much less active. Railroad is
sues were strong. Northern Pacific
advanced TO III 80. The usual raid
occurred. causing declines in war or
der Issues ranging from 4 to ala
points, but did not bring out much
stock, and market recovered greater
part OF the decline. OIL stools were
active In second hour. Texas oil ad-
vanced Is points 10 1874. California
Petroleum. 1 SIS to 26 "a. and Next
can Petroleum lis TO % as. Market
relapsed into a dull period around
noon.
During the afternoon the market
was at complete standstill. Tran
satcions were few. and price changes
small. Industrial Alcohol gained. s
points. American Locomotive pre-
ferred 3. Toward the close prices
sagged on for lack OF buyers. Union
Pacific sold at 1ss ia. Studebaker at
1865. on leg points and ala per cent.
dividend. Selling was light, mostly
realizing.
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STEAMSHIP co. COUNSEL
MAY INVOLVE B0y-ED
He and Won Papen May Be Named
in Trial of Alphabetically
Case.

Elimination has been made 70 the
Government that tho counsel for the
neutrality-suspicious. line are ready TO
concede the activity of Capt. Boy Ed,
naval sttachs of the German Em-
bassy. as we'll as that OF Capt. Won
Papen, military attache. in the send
ing coal and provisions to the Ger
man warships outside the harbor and
along the South American coast,
when the trial of Kari Buenz, man
aging director OF the Hamburg
American and other employees OF the
company comes up on Monday.
II this be so, the cases OF Boy Ed
and Papen will be handled by the
state Department at Washington.
both officials of the German Govern
ment being immune from the opera
ton of the Federal laws.
Photographs OF Franz Won RIntelin.
mentioned in the case OF Andrew ID.
Meloy relative to a fraudulent pass
port, have bean received from London
by the Government. Won Rintelin is
captain lieutenant In the German
navy.
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abroad. that Austrians and Hungar-
ians do not night their best unless
Germans are among them has to be
revised here. SO far I havsn't seen .
German, not even an officer or OBJ
server. and ! have particularly Kept
my eyes open for them.
GREAT POLITICAL IMPORTANCE
ATTACHES TO THE BATTLE.
II the Austrians and Hungarians
have not received their Just share Of
tho credit glory and prestige Of their
sacrifices. bravery and contribution to
the situation OF the central powers,
they have only themselves 10 blame.
30 far AZ am aware I am the FIRST
foreign correspondent permitted to
visit the lsonzo front. although the
Italian war has now been on for sin
months. In fact. II II the first time
In the entire fifteen months OF war
that have been givcn the opportu-
nifty to SEQ something OF the Austrian
and Hungarian armies In the field.
The Importance Of the Austrian
Italian conflict In the series Of world
~srs appears TO be greatly undsrssti-
mated generally. especially the pos
sibls Developments and bearing on the
general situation Of the central powers
should Gen. cadorns succeed In
breaking through the Austrian front
and take 0osritx and Trieste.
Less strategicaliy. but politically.
the italian offensive on tho Isonzo has
some analogous features to the at
tempt Of tho Russians to break
through the Carpathians, where the