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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
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ben l1mltan0e1 elltlpred)enoes l1rtbeil
ergab.
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lellidaft bon Mh1scotine miro an
Montag, 6. Ie5ember, Mbenos I'm
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dbgebalten merben. Cine Mnsafl
mid)tiger 8eid1dfte merben sur grle-
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Sobren in Mltscati1le gelpobnt. Ser
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arbeitet. Seinen Sob betroltern Sic
@ittpe l,to iieben erpahie1e ainoer.
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Sobn Seating lit bis Jest nod nidlt
al,fgef ltnben morbell. Wa11 1lirlmt
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bon Der Camille besielben al,sgeiest
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ing bon Serrn @ei1rid, Sd)miot ullo
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
Beridt iiber oeil Stanb Der
German Trust COMPANY

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

10
papers about the alleged
Of deep papers
suSe their utter hypocrisy II
interest In the
70 disered him
and pursuing policy they are de-
tsisen reasoning citizenship
mat the cost capita Of
lowest OF the States
people OF this State get the greatest results and the
able with
government is So for which
the matter this administration
parsrnonlous and has a
tusa Of the expenditure
but confer benefits where now
There
Ollie
out that such the Not
to this hypoccal Democratic
In Democratic times there only eight State
while
year these necessarily through
larger appropriations to sustain to keep them
gresson conceive
anything akin
All Of the has been
WELL n
the various institutions University schools e
miners hospitals the pentenua the
incurables
and dumb school the agricultural
All OF these
branch of the State
expenditure On
been observed that on parsmony
mis-
Democratic What
their vicious assaults the administration
poaions like
restrictive measures nosod ON e.
them
they receive from the state The
interests have been
and is through the sympathetic Democratic hear their walls
They make the bullets and the Democratic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

passage Of the Reserve act? Domestic
business. instead OF being freer. has
been shsokled by the legislation that
dripped from the Presidents anti.
trust program Of legislation known as
the five brothers." the most notorious
o: which was the enactment OF the
Clayton bin. The story of the Under.
wood tariff is an afniction too obvious
foI discussion. The subterfuge of
free foreign commerce under the
suise OF government ownership OF
shipping can't get through because of
revolt Of the independent Democrat.
ic thinkers. With all the boasts OF
the administration and the cries OF
the false prophets OF prosperity. where
to-day this hour. this minute. is the
solitary merchant or manufacturer
who is sensible that his business f.
any freer than Il was in 1912. or is by
any chance likely to be in the future ?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
WHAT DID 1T
Sinister Influences Defeated ceeiss-
zeal Survey In the Senate.

kngvood. ". We. FEB q. 1915.
Editor OF The Intelligence.
Dear Sir-You appear TO be sur.
prised az the action Of the senate in
pruning 20 the quick the appropria-
uon for the geological survey.
II is not startling to the people OF
Preston county. where a determined
effort has been made by the water
power corporation to harness" Cheat
river.
In the course OF years the great
State Geologist OF West Virginia has
made some bitter enemies. but DR.. l.
C. White acquired his most powerful
antagonist when he declared that the
Hydro-Electrical Corporation was
building its great retaining wall on
Cheat upon a foundation OF sand He
backed up his statement with an ar
ray OF facts that even the expert" en-
sineers brought in from Wisconsin
had to give way.
Il was then that the righteous indig-
nation OF the water power State sena-
tors who reside I'm this section was
leveled upon Dr. White in all its fury.
The sequel follows: DIR. White is
Inundated. the State disgraced and
the people punished when the attor-
neys representing the water power
interests upon the floor Of the Senate
are able to cut on the appropriation
made TO DR.. I. c. White, State Geolo-
gist.
Mountaineers are Csometimes) free.
Respectfully.
SAM'L b. MONTGOMERY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
JUSTICE COMES HIGH. But
WE MUST HAVE 1T

The Charleston Gazette notes the
fact that a very large retinue OF dis.
iinguishcd West Virginia attorneys
have been called to Pittsburgh 10 con.
Ter upon the defense 70 be made in
the case Of q. Leo Well. Indicted for
an attempt TO bride public officers In
West Virginia.
The following Is the list OF atror.
H'ys giyen by the Gazette.
y. NJ. Amber. Parkcrsburg. W Va.
" Maiheney Charleston. ". Va.
Charles McCsmic. wheeling. W. Va
Joseph Holt Gaines. Charleston. W.
Va
u. 8 Pricbard Pittsburgh. Pa.
Adam Littlepago. Charleston. ". va.
Kemp Littlepare. Charleston. w.
Va
The 1rm OF ConIcy g. Johnson
Charleston. w.. Va.
Two Of the above named atforreys
happen To b. closely connected with
the Judge OF the Circuit Court OF Ka.
nawha county. which has just issued
a writ % prohibition In THE case
Judge lAttlcpago De- the father OF
Kemp Liitlepaae one of tho attorneys
retained by the Manufacturer. LIGHT
a. Heat Company and the brother Of
Adam LlttiepaEc. another of the a.
Iornsya
o. has been we'll aid that truth
crushed fo earth will riEr again" but
We'll and fhe Manufacturer Tiebt q
Heat Company are taking ro chances
Nnv. 10 Ir We'll and His company
viii retain .bs pI0ser1Iue Au0rr..
TIE sheriff tho CIerk OF The Court
lls Judge. The Jury. and tHs mem.
h.n of fh' supr.u, Court of West
VIRGINIA. pr ,ar b. REASONABLE. .rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
THE BLIGHTING CONGRESS

There are only q few hours more
left to the Sixty-third Congress. and
with Its expiring breath on Thursday
noon II will have gone into history as
one Of the most inefficient and extrav-
agantly pronigate legislative bodies
ever inflicted on the country by the
Democratic party. II Il had worked
under the rules governing private
enterprise II could be prosecuted on
charge OF false pretenses. II sought
The confidence OF the people under
the promise OF simplicity and econo-
my in the administration Of the af-
fairs OF the nation. II promised the
hungry bread. and gave them a stone.
u succeeded TO an overlooking treasu-
ry. which IL has looted with excessive
appropriations. Passing an inlqui,ous
measure under the guise Of lowering
the cost Of living and giving a new
impetus to industry. IL has been the
cause Of provoking higher costs for
the necessaries OF life. DESTROYED bust.
ness. made industry to languish and
recruited the army Of the idle. who
have become fixed charge on the
charity Of the country.
Under the assumptive infanibiu,y
Of its PROFESSIONAL head. the party has
been dashed into submissive subscrvi-
enoe In enactinE legislation that has
harmed instead of helped: that has
destroyed tho constructive spirit %
the age. Its economic vision has been
distorted with strabismicaI views Of
the plaincst business propositions.
making capital tmid and creating
fear where Il should have ENCOURAGED
confidence.
Overriding the independent fuuc.
tons Of the legislative branch OF Eov-
eminent. the head Of the executive
branch forced the House and the Sen.
ate 20 commit atrocious blunders.
which their experience and Judgment
recognized and the White House cdict
overrulcd. A. the assumpuve mentor
and guide Of the partys policies. Do
has driven the wedge ~ revolt into
the ranks OF the Senate and estranasd
some Of the leaders or the House.
Coming into tho presidensg with ff-h.
sounding phrase about the ansiasa.
ment Of business and promulgatirr
the high ideals Of the New Freedom.
VT. Wilson has deFccnded in rapid
Fights 10 gross partisanship and 10 a
1lorifed mastery of the disordsred
conditions DO proolaIms as new
Declaration Of Independent OF Bust
ness
Take the chief accomplishment OF
this Wnson-ridden Congress. upon
which All party prophecies have been
based. The banking act was To- make
credit free. The tarlT and antitrust
acts were 90 make an other domestic
burincss free Later The government
shipping bill was tD make foreign com
mercs free De- there uuy borrower to.
day getting credit at bank ON any
different terms from those before Hr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

some members OF the Hamilton tuuu-
g. delrEafIUu In tHr General Assembly
have suggested that 10 would De- "a good
plan Co extend Co. their fellow lsEisIa-
tors tr Invitation Tor an early Visit Co
Cincinnati bu The whole 20 seems
rather a good idea. Cincinnati isn't
really bad a. place a. many excellent
UU-SfHf" people believe. Life here Ia
NOT one long orgy. Iu fact. w. are THfu-
CO. H quiet and Iuuu .usIFr people The
legislator should discover after n hrtrf
ruIuITu boo UHI IIfE. 10 may seem "a
.frauEs ruuCeif. this idra that lt Dol niece
f-4HrE fuT che Legislature OF Che great
state OF Ohio Co visit Cincinnati BOO orr
der Co assure Itself that this rifE Is not
really tho dwelluE place Hud seat N
government OF hls satanic Majesty H-
cincinnati Time Star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
The Pervsrsitiss OF Youth.

The ohio civic congress Is scheduled
for here next Monday and Tuesday. 10
has an interesting program and prom
iseS TO be AN important event Prom
lueut gentlemen from abroad will be
here To take part ia the speaking. The
civic congress has "a big work uu it,
hands. 10 seems that three-TOuTths OF
life has ,onspirsd against the boys and
girls. At every place they turn there
or. little devils out beCEOuiuE them o.
this thing and Co that. and those iuyt-
tatlUns are Increasing until 10 iz almost
usrprislnE how any or them ESCAPE. $40
10 s. these days. when 90 boy ur girl
has not "a good father and mother. They
are about tine only salvation at last
The law the school. the church. have
quite lost their influence over the youth.
who drift hithsr and thither with the
'ldlsz and into tho sandy Swallows.
where 10 fu HIl pleasure and no dufg OF
wurk.--DuIO state Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
COMPLIED WITH THE LAW
BUT WERE ARRESTED

Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. March
The first arrests under the new
amendment to the Yost prohibition
law were made in Morgantown today
at noon. when local officers arrested
three foreigners. who carried suit
cases containing seven gallons OF
liquor purchased In Point Marion.
Penna. The suit cases were all label
ed with tags showing what amount
was in each one, but the officers ar
rested them regardless of this com
pliance with the law. All incoming
trains are being watched closely by
local police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
'3t'EsE 90 ~ - ...z..a....
UNCLE WALT: RippIinq Rhyme.

{.
os nar6ngers Of Spring the man dcpcoj1 7 them
wakes to lind they fooled him sees he has The gr or
TUE rprrr t,,,r, ease Hc harbngcs on deck
" '''' "N'bIN'Ek and The Winters gone by heck.
Z .L.u soft wind from the southland blows nd
' InanRc undcOthcs. 0ycrroat s,.L
sing and laugh and joke And then blizzard rs 1 i
'l ~nee ne got 90 wrong Oh Srrro
% JneroN harhingers until the luekine
go, ounu me yard again intent Matching sundry chicks
WIS Nou OF politics And don't be-
Nnh euek around Spring sprung they're too rafer In me-
s c ue oi youth s BOZ their
0'a the cucsng OF the wise old bird ha. our ft m f
'n long since cut her wisdom She gets huy hs
she nRc Tor nest OF eggs then g-n. - ~
may shed your underwear Of flannel Tor when he 5 hen
-'''' W. I''I.fe 'laI spring has WALT MASON
tcoryrrb. 1919 orss Matthew Adams,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
View Republican Paper

Charigstpn has a new evening pa.,s.
10Y % ,. chapman heads th. en-
n. ~ That means that DO can h.. ~
b.naed on a. r. Republican $1,000,
.uri"ny uling "a greatly needed yy1f.f a.,
~ ,.tpi'sl CITY. owing t1 the caprice "a
h.l ~ TON Mail which has 1irfu4ffv
.sten ITSELF out Of the party Tba ~.
lLM wishes the Post an tho turr..4
ole and % fclls that tho rarfg vgiIl
pa SL-g rl'nl o. aI times in fla
we PASSENGER Touring car. IB GOOD
'iu'f' $lop.Ou Nat Phone Hex
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

The interminable Thaw case has in
vaded Congress. Congressman Porter.
or Pittsburgh, Thaw sympathizer.
Yesterday introduced a resolution in the
House commencing to the several
states enactment OF laws under which
a citizen Of one state acquitted I'm an
other on the grounds OF insanity may
be allowed 10 return 20 his home Stat.
and shall not be detained In any asylum
merely upon the order OF a judge with
out trial by jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
GAS PIPE LINE
BILL TO COME UP
MEASURE MAKING LINES CON
MON CARRIERS TO Be CoNsiD-
Erred AT EXTRA SESSION.
Passed house Almost Unanimously
But Was Killed IN Senate Com
nittee - HATFIELD In
cludcs u IN Call

SPECIAL Dispatch % the Iutsiliesne.r
CHARLESTON. ". Va. March -
: The fight over the Parsons bin. pro-
posing TO make Fas pipe line compa-
MES common carriers. compelling
them to transport natural gas for in
dependent operators. which was one
OF the features Of the recent regular
session OF the legislature. Is expected
TO De renewed during the extraordin-
airy session. The Governor in his
proclamation calling the session. in
cluded In the items for consideration:
to make pipe line companies for the
transportation OF natural gas common
carriers and public service corpora
lions. and subject to the Jurisdiction
OF the Public Service Commission.
The Parsons bill passed the House
early In the session by almost unanI.
nous vote. but died in the judiciary
committee OF the senate. where a
similar bill introduced in the Senate
also met death. During the last week
OF the late session a resolution was
! introduced. calling upon the commit
tee 10 report the bill. but no action
vas taken on the resolution.
After reviewing the progress OF the
Parsons bill through the hands of
the House judiciary committee. the
resolution was as follows:
The Resolution.
" hereas, the House OF Delegates
on the nth day OF this session after
full discussion and mature deilbera-
tlon OF the merits OF and objections
TO the said bill. by a vote OF seventy
-FOUR Tor and nine against. passed the
same and reported its action thereon
10 the Senate. and was on a later day
referred TO the Senate Judiciary com
mittee: and
Whereas. there was on the first
working day Of this session Of the
senate. bill known as Senate Bill
No. 10, OF exactly the same purpoTt
introduced in this body and also refer
and
Whereas. neither Senate Bill No
10 nor House BIN No 80 has been re-
ported back TO the Senate for approx
al or rejection. but are arbitrarily
held in said committee for the sole
purpose OF delay: and
whereas, II has been alleged by
the gas lobby that is here in OPPOSE
ton 10 these bills that neither OF them
VIII be reported TO the Senate for
consideration
Therefore. BE It Resolved. That It
Is the sense OF this body that said
House Bill No. 80. as passed by the
House OF Delegates. Is a Just and fair
measure, Is Of great importance not
only TO the small gas producer. but 70
the gas consumer OF this state as well
and Is. therefore. OF great public
need: and
BE II Further Resolved That this
committee on judiciary be- and rs here
by required TO Immediately report 10
TINS body House Bill No. 80 for con-
sideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
YosT CAV voLAroR ARRrsrrn

FfrENONT. E yr March L. IT,.
l..f EIu.FFHr OF fhr now YDat la ...
allf'H.r' .r f.'H county was arraar.
% 'un.rHf hs Constable saffarfia.r
NH'n Charlie. Ir'HIr ur WuI LICK wa
arrested Hf tho Baltimore and ONO
railroad station for bringing into fFa
..'' moro iHln half SALON of VIII.
Roy. without tho r.rH.r.T ral.f gs--.
lnE Two Gallons of VnIaFrv with mo- b.
Dol If'N.' wa" sentenced fn Dad.
I1 OBJ" county .aT Hy Juarr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

20 Ut. once tHa iIul chat anybody
could farm. Do was Thought IUlf It
required UH -Hrr.Hl frnIHinr. that II
u". knew enough fu UuIr H pillow ana
"uf rsri .H fH. ground chat Hus failure
|r "H.ur|rH . crop rested with urHrIH.
suHH N Hsr the #HII was EIrrIr this
nHHfUu. succeeded uH|f. often. no IH now
HuIaIaI.HI chat prov IfaU.s does NOT DO
fnH w.r. H. mon mHT chat HuUH.rHful
|HrHHIW. requires HrHI.H That DE- UHN
fI.. have farmers IUHfIfHfrH. and Hrri.
.u|fH.HI schools UuH .fTHHHHf THfiuua L1
.HrHE.u. anil pruning HuH 900 fHH MANY
other UrH.r...# now HafuE carried .n f1
promote #rrf"IIfHTH IfuHrua.| Times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
COUNTY OPTION IN mlnnEson.

ST. PAUL, MINI. March Gov
Inor W. \. Hammond this Afternoon
slkhed me county option bill recently
lasst9 by the Minnesota legislature.
prohibition issue before counfiee n.
law becomes effective immediafaiv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02
Comments of
Ohio Editors
Advic. Prom Enemies.

The CRY that a., Ohio legislature
should stop its work at the earliest pos
sible daN and 60 home comes from the
same papers and the same politicians
that have been hostile TO the Republican
in the General Assembly from
the beginning IL o. advice from cu"m-
les = Cleveland Leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

correspondent. describing the clone
ne"l "f Eiddy youth aged IS and q
coy matron Of g. recounts how the chill
aren were fooled In their opposition. and
hHlVely adds Both we're welded be-
i"re For the sake Of the children 81
Is to be hoped this is true.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

An Oregon woman Senator. after a
ie" weeks In the legislative body OF
thnt state. is Of the opinion that no
sFeciai talent II required to make laws.
and that any woman can make them %
sure. LOOK az Congress. Where does
capacity and Intelligence sbine ,,.-aa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

that truth will rise triumphant" and
the untarnished honor OF Pittsburgh
will be indicated.
Fiat justiia ruat coelum." which
being literally translated means let
justice be done IL II takes every
darned cent we have"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

Great Britain intimates that 81 she "a
whipped the United States will be AZ
the mercy Of Germany. We may d. in
convenienesd a little at first. hut We
shall find a way to meet effectively any
intrusion on our rights as a militant ma
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

IL absolutely is essential that the
present Legislature shall make good
that 90 shall impress upon the voters Of
ohio that their interests are safe IN
present hands. m there ever was time
when questionable legislation deserved
strict taboo that time is now. Tine
Republican party iu ohio iH ON trial. and
thr action 90 the present Legislature
largely viii influence the verdict Co be-
rendered Co. lg1G.-Cinciunati CONNER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

Those who cannot get 20 tn. san
Francisco Exposition can walt com
placently for the moving picture reels
Of the show
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

The lamb-liks entrance Of March
ought 20 deceive no one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

The administration f. forcing upoD
itself another shake-up in pushing IN,
ratification OF the obnoxious COLOMBIAN
treaty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

The Sabbath is observed By more ben.
pie as Automobile day than the LORD.
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

Nothing VIII become the rronirat.
Wasteful siNty-third Congress 80 well a.
IT. demise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

The Sick Man o. Europe" appears Il,
De suffering from critical relapse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

bets see what France will do with
the Dacia. We know what England In.
tended TO do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

In heeing Constautinopie with In,
sultan 1t will be 'harem FIRST. gentle.
men"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-02

Turkey last year produced $4,000
tags OF canary seed.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-23
MATANUsKA SUGGESTED
 As NAME FOR ANCHORAGE

Following the expressed wish of the governor that a new name be given to the town of Anchorage. "Matanuska" is suggested as being appropriate be- cause of the geological position of the town In relation to the coal fields.
 This will doubtless be the shipping point for Matanuska coal and Is a name we'll known throughout the United States identifying this section of Alaska.
 The town in the coal fields could be called "Chickaloon" and the junction could be designated "ChicSaloon June, tion."
 If this name meets with the approval of the residents, would be pleased to suggest it to proper authorities.
 The Cook Inlet Pioneer has kindly consented to receive votes on this name and will publish the result in next weeks issue.
 F. MEARS, Commissioner
 Other names suggested are Alaska City and Terminal.