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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Illus der utn9e9tnd.
ct. SpIeph.

Sim fommenoen Sonntog, 6em 5.
Mar5, per%anitalten Die Mitglieoer
bes bieiigen ct. Mnna 6rauen Ser
ems mieoer1tm eine Ser 10 beliebten
@ortenportien. Sic lebte gemiitbli@e
lnterboltung oieier Mrt lag in Sen
@dnben 6es &irhendores uno ct.
GGcilien Muiifbereins unb itebt nod
in better @rinnerung bel Sen pieleu
GbeiInebmern. &unft 1873 l1br miro
am n6diten Sonntag in Ser @toot=
bale Sic &artenpartie beginner, gum
@6luiie >perben Ole 6raue11, ur1ter=
ltiitt bon ben S%ungfrouen, einen De-
lifaten mormen 2und an ale Spieler
un6 Niftipieler berabreiden. Sdone
BreiIe mer6en unter Die @etpinner
pertbeiIt merben. - Ger &irdend)or,
ser 5u Mnfong oieies Sabres unter
iei1en Mitglie6ern Sen ct. @acilien
Muiifperein gegriin6et, beabiidtigt,
IN Bal0e Die Norbere1t111g 81 e1rter
Ipdteren Observation-Disclosures nn=
terboltung in @ngriff gu nebmen. -
IS lit bGdit erfreuli4 gu beobad,ten,
mie in 6en letten Sabren cine itetig
modienbe Mn3abl bon iungen 2euten
Der @emeinbe b0berer 8iloung uno
beiieren @erufen 5uitrebt. Sc benefit
6ies, boB elm ausge3eidneter @ei't in
Der Nforrei berriht un6 sic @ltern
immer mebr sic bobe @eoel,tl.ng unh
Sen @erth elmer edit hriitlid1cn Ct
5iehung uno pielieitiaen gusbilouna
ibrer @inber in unfcrcr Belt peritcben
mn6 miir6igen. 60 haben in Den leb'
ten orei Snbren feds i1nge Damen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
9as Earlier @eflenne iiber 81

Gas Eart1er Veflenne llber Die
Riidiidt5loligfeit, nit Ser oie Geut=
ihen in Sen &dmpfen BEL @er6l1n
Nend1en opferten, lit fenn5eiden6
fir Sen unebrlihen @borofter ser
omtliden fran50iiiden 8erihteritat=
ting. Reben Ser ruiiiiden un6 italie=
niiden hat in Sic emf &riege fetne
6eeresIeitung riidiidtsloier Meniden
eeopfert als 6ie fran3oiiihe @eereslei=
tung. Sn ieinen ousfidtsloien Sf,
feniipen bat General Soffre feline
2eute gegen 6ie 6eutiden Sdubengrd,
Ben treiben loiien mie man S4afe
CUR Sdlohtbanf treibt. Sic 6olge lit,
boB Tronfrei@ beute groBere &C.
f~ommtperluIte bat als9 eutihlan6, OBJ
fdon 9eutidIan6 aud nod Die Gel6>
5iige in R11BIan6 un6 Serbien gu fIb>
rem gehobt un6 in SGan6ern Sic eng
Idn6er bot in Sdoh bolten miiiien.
Seoermonn tpeiB, 6aB teine 6eeres=
leitung 10 ipariam nit Menidenle=
ben umgegongen lit, mie Die oeutfde.
@emiB, iolhe &dmpfe, mie iie in Den
lebten Tagen BEL 8er6un itattgefun=
ben boben, fonnen obne 8erluite ntdt
gefiibrt mer6en, aber bie aus fran5o=
fiihen GueDen f%tammen6en Mngaben
FIBER sic be1tiden 8erluite tanr1 man
obne meiteres in 6as Babelreth Der,
peiien. Die Tran5oien iino mGbren6
oieier &dmpfe beinobe u~nousgeiett
a1f Dem &iid3uge gemeien. Sic bober
tire eigenen To6ten un6 Wertuun6e=
ten nidt bergen f0nner, un6 @naoben
hber Die oel1tiden @erluite miiien iie
brett aus Ser 2uft greifen. Cine
&eereSleitung, sic lire eigenen Ser
LUTTE perheimlidt. fo1te fih mirfltd
nidlt bcmiiben, 9euti6lan6 fabelbofte
BerIuIte onaubidten. Sic fann fih
ooourd boditens ldderlid MAIDEN.
60 oumm, mie man in Norts OH
nimmt, lit sic @elt lange nidt. Die
tleine aQiierte @eIt in Amerita al.
tenfons n,1sgeno1n1nen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
@ommen6en Mitttpoh, 6en s

3 @o1menben Mithpoh Sen s.
Mar5, lit N~idermittpod un6 6amit
8eginnt Ser FL. 6aiten5eit. Se6en
Sonntogaben6 balb 8 l1br mir6 Der
bodap'ite &err 8iidof sos. s. 8uid
in Ger &otbe6rale Die 8altenpre6igten
iiber 6ie @runoiabe Ser tatb. &eligion
balten, Die namentli9 6es 2ebrreiden
rebt bieleS fir Ni6tfatbolifen entbal=
ten mer6en, 6aber aud 6ieie CUR Sin,
b0rung 6ieier 5aitenpre0igten freuno=
lid1t eingelo6en iino. 8eim @odamte
an ben Saltenionntagen miro Ser
bodtp. &utbe6ralpfarrer Or. Ser
Cons Ole 6altenpre6igten balten, urf
on Mittmod]obenben miro na6 6e1
&reu5tpegon6odt eine f11r5e Bre6ig1
iii 6eutider Sprade gebolten mer:
SEN.
* Sn Ser ct Glono unbefledter
@mpfdngniBfirde miro Ser bodm.
Serr Soiepb 8uider bon Mapbem
2afe an Sen Meittpod]aben6en 6ie 5a=
ltenpre6igten balten un6 nit ieine1
5eries iiber Sen uBerlorenen Sobn"
om Men6e 6es Midermittpods be:
gin1en. @o9 ienem &benogottes:
6ien1te fin6et cine @%eriammlung Sci
Mdnner Ser @emeinoe 5meds @ab]
neuer @itglie6er 6es @emeinoefomi:
tees itatt. 8eim &odomte an Ser
Sonntagen miro Ser bod)m. P. Mlto,
.. g. g., 6ie 6oltenpreoigten fol:
ten.
& Sim letten gonntag meilte ser
bodpp. @err Scarf @runentpalo bon
ct. CLOUD in Gier5, mo- er nad Dor
bergegangener &reoigt sic @riinorna
0es III. Namen Seiu=gereins por=
nabm, Dem iid 60 Mitglie0er an
idloiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Ser Matipiit 2obge bon Ma1adn=

1ettS fdngt on nnDor1ifttg 81 mer=
SEN. Sic @elt tpiir6e Sen &ongreB
fir cine @eienfdaft bon Teigltngen
bolten, tpenr er bie Mmerifoner auf-
for6ern mollte, nidt ouf betpaffneten
@diffen elmer friegfubren6en Madt
5u reiien, beba1ptet er. @err 2ooge
io1te Sos nidt 10 laut iogen. 1omit
es feline lieben> lieben fSreun6e, oie
gngIdn6er, nidt boren. @dbreno 6es
ruiiiid~iaponiiden &rteges bot 6te
engliide &egierung ole engliiden
ltntertbonen gan5 energifd Dor Der
8enubung bepoffneter fetn6lid1er
San6elsfhiffe getparnt. 9onn iin6
sic gngldnber olio ord Geig1inge,
un6 idor aus @riinoen Ser spmpo=
THE ionte @err 2ooge iid fir SEN
Mntrog Gore begeiitcrn, itott i'm gu
befdmpfen. Sm iibrigen mag &err
9o6ge iih berubigen. &c giebt ioaor
febr tapfere uno febr mutbige @o1-
fer, sic folhe @ornnngen erlniien bo-
BEN. S9meben bat es beifpieIsmeiie
fir8lid gethon, un6 mir gGouben
nidt, 6ob &err 2o6ge a11s Moiiofu-
fetts es tpogen miro, bas idtpe6iide
8oIf borob cine Station bon Teiglin.
gen 3l idimpfen. Sic Gftpcben 3D.
ben bon alien rc1ttralen Mdflten Sen
Mutb gehobt, Dem rdubigen brtttfhen
oe1en sic 36hne 81 3eiaen, Den eng
liihen NoitrGubern NIT encrgiihcn
Meprefiolicn All bienc11. @on Dem flct=
men Ghmeoen f6nnen Ole Ger. Stoo-
ten lcrnen, mie man qcaen engliffe
Sectpronnei feline rationale gbre uno
feline l1nobbGngigfeit .bertbei6tgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Der @ein6 Der ltnaarr beim 8ra,

fbenten @ilion in @oibington lit Elm
Sepeis, 6oB uniere Mitbiirger aus
bem Mogparen=2m6e nidt getpiut
Hno, Sic @er6ddtigungen, bic &err
@iIion gegen sic 8inoeitrid-8 irger
bot lart tperben laiien, rubig bin5u,
nebmen. Sic baben ii6 oud nidt an
irgen6 melde 3miidenite1e gepanM,
fonbern baben &errn 8ilior cine Mb.
or6n1t1g reprdientotiper 2anosIeute
6ireft inS Sous 'gefhidt un6 baben
ibm SIT periteben gegeben, 6aB lire
aopalitat gegen ibr Mboptip=@oter
tano uneridiitterIid mGre un6 6oB Tie
ieoen 3meifel 6aron oIs @erIeum-
Dung betrohteten. SEER SSH ion bot
Den ltngorn Sic geritder11ng gegeben,
boB feline MeuBerungen in ser BE-
fon1ten 8otidoft MIR gegen iolde
fremogeborene 8iirger geridtet ieien,
Die ben @eilt Ser Sqopalitdt bier ge,
preoigt un6 3u %berbreiten Der fndt
batten, ober f%einesuegs gegen Sic
srobe Moiie Ser M6opttb-8 iirger, 6e.
rem Nmerifanertbum er genau 10 bod,
fhate, mie 6as Ser bier g%eborenen
8iirger. @ie meit iih 6ieie @orte
oes Trdii6enten NIT ieiner Ser5ens-
metnung beden, mag 6abingeiteut
bIeiben; ie6enfons hoben linn sic l1n>
sarn ge5eigt, baBs iie Me11Berungen,
Sic bonn boditen @eamten 6es 2on=
6es ousqeben un6 sic lire 9opalitGt
m 2meifel ite1en, nidt r11hig binneb=
men, un6 Serr 8illon 6irfte li9 sos
u1erfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
8apit 8eneoift meiaerte fid, uie

Eapit 8enebift meigerte fid, ,uie
Die idapci8er Scene 3uridyer 3eitung
mittbeiH, SEN 8rief oeS belgiiden
8iidofs Mercier iiber 6a1tide @rau.
im1teiten in 8elgien entgegen5uneb-
men Geine @eiIigfeit ion 6en 9iidof
ongemieien baben> feline Gbatigfeit
nod bieier &idt11ng ein5uitelen. 81.
8odem, Elm 6ettider 9entrnmsfiib-
rer, fritiliert inn Sag Sic Sanolungs>
.apeiie oes &nr0inals Mercier, Ser in
Mom cine 8eipreda1ng NIT oem from.
5oiiid)en Observation-Disclosures 8riano,
oem erbitterten @dmpfer gegen oie
totboIiide Stride in 5rmfreih, &C.
babt bot. Dies un6 sic Sbatiahe,
BOB @arbinol Mercier cine Sbation
scr belgiid)en So5ialoemofraten ent=
gegengenommen, 5eigt, 6aB er iid
nid)t MIR als 8rdlat, ionoern a1d
oIs politiIher Mgent ser entente
Mddte betrndtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
@un santa 8arbara, Gal, aus bat

@on santa Barbara, gal., aus bat
Jronf 9. @ellogg fund un6 51 tuiiien
getban, ooB CT Dem pielfa6 on i'm &C.
ridtete11 @unih, als @an6i6at fir
6as Ser. @taaten Senotsamt in Die
Mrenn 31 treten radgegeben nn6 ii9
entldloiien bm, Sen &f fir Dos
Mmt auf3unebmen. &einen belferen
republifaniidyen Bertreter I'M Ser.
Stooten Senat f0nnte itb ser Stoot
tpiiniden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Nliu Sapan ididt Ben &1tKen feline
3ilfstruppen. 9as tpar gu ertparten.
Die Saps ltn6 flug un6 meiie, 6ie lai-
fen lid iogar bon ibren gerbiinbeten
niht betriigen. Sic piiien, tpie es
auf Dem @~riegsidm1plabe ftebt un6
baber feline 2uit> in sic aniterte Mair
lie au geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02
Ser rmTtide Miniiter SaKanom

Ser rmiiide Nfiniiter SaKanoip
lit 8apeis bafir, baB bismeilen. audi
ser groBte 2ump bic @abrbeit fagt.
seiner 8emerflng in Der 9a1ma, 6aB
ser gegen,partige &rieg Dos grobte
an Ser Menidbeit iei, miro
id)merli@ ieman6 gu tpi6eripre6en
tpagen> 11n6 &11Blan6 inn 8erein nit
England uno 6ranfrei6 bot 6teIes
Gerbreben begangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Die 9pmSpner EreNe fat Sen ngru-
BEN Ml1iIenfrieg" bel gr5erum beinabe
poIltdn0ig %ignoriert un6 es Barrier
8lattern iiberlo1Ien, iih 5u blamie=
rem. gs mub alio ard mobl in
England gebrant1te &inber geben, Ole
Sas Jeller l6eue11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Sn @aibineton tbut man ners
itnupft> neil england feline Mie1e
utodt, sic 9eoten bes Braiibenten gu
seolltporten. Mber man tbut eben
1utr 10, uno in 2on6on meiB man
ld}o11, mas mon bapon 81 baltcn bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-02

Ser. &ansmmrit 8iIb SunbaD bat
sic @ebolferung bon 9renton in Seem
Serfep in einm ledsp0digen @ait~
fpiel I'M $4,000 Collar geidr0pft.
Die Gpefulation nuf 6ie 5ummbeit
i4eint bemnad bier5uImoe immer
mod oie 1ider1te Spefulotion gu iein.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-09-08
NEW HOPE

New Hope, Sept. 5.-We are hav-
ing some autumn like days as the
weather is cooler most everybody is
busy pulling fodder.
Regular preaching services were
held at New Hope Sunday.
Mr.. w. f. Bishop and Mr.. Dewitt
,Whitlock attended the singing at West
Springs Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Reeves of Cedar Grove
spent the weekend with Miss Martha
Lee Fowler.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Becknell Of Buffalo was buried in the
cemetery at New Hope Monday.
Miss Matte Belle Sprouse will re-
turn to her home in Sedalia this week.
Miss Lizzie Bishop and Miss Marie
Bishop have been visiting in Bonham
county last week. Vero.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-09-08
A LETTER FROM BUFFALO.

On last Monday morning at 9
O'Clock Buffalo Graded school opened
It's doors for another session. Not
Wlthstanding the rather abnormal COR
ditions that now exist on account Of
having to operate half the force ut
day and the other half at night. AMI
Notwithstanding the uneasiness caused
by the infantile paralysis scare, the
school had very flatterinr opening.
lhe opening exercises were held out
IN the open, as the school is not pro-
vided with an auditorium. Besides the
children, a number of patrons and
friends responded to a previous invi-
tation sent out by Prof. Shuford, me
principal, to be present. After the
song America" was sung, both by
the school and devotional exercises. lie
followed by making short but APP
propriate address. This was followed
by short talk by the principal, in
which he expressed his interest in the
success of the school. TIL pupils were
then admitted to the different class
rooms by grades under the supervi isior
of the respective teachers.
1t is to the credit of thc trustees
of the school and to the managers OF
the mill company that more than a
hundred new single desks have taken
the place of as many old rickety, worn
out ones.
The principal, Mr.. F. E. Shufo,d,
|seSS to have great faith in the pao-
pie buffalo, to stand by him in his
Fefforts to make the school a successful
one this year.
There can be no more valuable asset
to any town or community than good
school. While there are yet many pa
rents populating our mill communities
for practically no other purpose than
to better their material conditions,
there are many more who come influ-
enced also by the thought of improv-
ing their school facilities.
Back to the subject in general. One
cannot help observing the improves
ment that is being made in Buffalo in
many ways. The houses are being
overhauled and then repainted by the
company. The streets are being
greatly improved also. While there
still remains much to be done, the
citizens of Buffalo have a right to be
proud of such noticeable beginning.
Perhaps there is no mill town any
where whose people are more respon-
sible to church life than the people of
Buffalo. No commendable appeal to
any of the church ever goes unheedeu.
OF course Buffalo has it's share of
kickers, as every other town, kickers
from without and kickers from within.
Kickers from without may be expect
ed, but why any person should wish
to be always knocking a town in which
he lives or a corporation to which he
daily looks for support or to which
he owes his financial success, is rather
startling fact.
Let the citizens of Buffalo stand by
their schools, their churches, their
merchants and the officials of our in
dustrial corporations upon whose
shoulders rest the tremendous respon-
sibility of keeping in operation the
wheels of our industrial enterprises.
Then as people with high ideals of
citizenship demand of our mill of
ficials the conditions commensurate
with these ideals, and when we get
them, show our appreciation to them
by refusing to knock them This is
the only way to build up a peace-lov-
ing and harmonious citizenship in
our mill towns.
"Citizen."
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-09-08
H'ville

Tickets Hendersonvile Ashevle be
tran ony on riday September S 1916 Returning tickets
' "OrN''''e' o'"'
For detailed information Railway Agents or
H. {. CoTENR T. A. w. H. McEACHERN N. T. A.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-05
IN NEW SUBMARINE CRISIS is TENSE
Robinson Gets
Fine Reception
At Hinton
Special Dispatch 70 the 1ntellirencsr.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
HINTON. w. Va, Jan. An the ma
tive county OF his opponent for the
governorship. Judge Ira f. Robinson
OF Grafton. met very flattering recep-
ton today. He spoke to crowd of
about 1000 In the court house here this
afternoon. Every available inch of
space being occupied. Judge Robin
son spoke for about 40 minutes in
which he dwelt upon the various feat
ures of his candidacy. He did not
speak disparagingly OF any one and
declared that he expected TO conduct a
vigorous but clean campaign. That he
was not the candidate OF any man or
OF any faction was emphasized en-
phatically. that being the only charge
OF consequence that has been brought
against him. He declared that he en-
tered the campaign. but he felt he
would receive a call from the people
and expressed his complete satisfac-
ion over the encouragement that his
candidacy has received in every Sec
ton OF the state. Judge James II. Mil
Ter adjourned court out OF respect to
judge Robinson and people from every
section OF Summers county were among
those who heard the candidate for gov
ernor. Judge Robinson is a clear and
torceful speaker and his address won
distinct favor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-05
RUSS DRIVE In GALICIA
GOES ON WITHOUT CHECK
German Emperor
Is Afflicted With
Cancer of Throat

PARIS. Jan. 4. $50 a.m.-The Matin
affirms. notwithstanding denials, that
the German emperor Is suffering from
cancer OF the throat and is no longer
able TO speak. In February, 1871, .
according TO the Matin. the doctors
were considering whether II was ne
cessary TO remove the entire larynx
In order TO stay the progress OF the
disease. They raised the question as
10 whether the emperor would be able
10 speak IL such an operation were
performed. The leading specialists
OF every capital in Europe were con-
suited. II was learned that an emf
nent surgeon OF Paris had, with an
artificial larynx and a breathing tube
opening into the trachea. restored the
power OF speech TO cancerous patients
VINO had undergone total ablation or
the affected organs.
!, Ihls doctor. whose name the Matin
withholds for reasons of professional
etiquette. was asked to 20 to Berlin
by the German. ambassador. He was
offered 100000 francs and all his ex-
penses and was requested to bring
with a patient who had been fitted
with the apparatus, SO that the en-
peror himself might see IL he was able
TO speak.
Meanwhile. as the result OF a minor
operation with bistoury and a few
weeks OF absolute rest. the emperor's
condition improved, as is often the
case in this disease, the progress OF
which is implacable but slow II is
another operation of this kind which
has Just been performed. But it is
only palliative. The German emperor
must either make up his mind to com.
plete removal OF the larynx or be
sufled by the growth.
This explains why the emperor
went neither to Warsaw, CONSTANT
nople nor Brussels"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-05
EXTEND BOUNDARY
TO GULF OF CALF.

PHOENIX. Ariz. Jan. IA move.
ment launched by various commercial
ORGANIZATIONS of the state TO secure
The annexation. virtually by purchase.
oi sufficient land from Mexico 10 ex-
tend the boundary OF Arizona and CAN
fornia to the Gulf of California. has
been urthcrcd hy Governor George W
y Hunt. who announced today that
ho had written 20 Governor ID W
Johnson. of California. asking cooper.
alton An offer on the part of the
United States to cancel an indemnity
claims FOR loss of life and damage 10
property during the Mexican revoIu.
ton Boo return for this land which
would straightcn tho southern bound.
ary line of Arizona and give California
"a strip of Lower California b. the plan
of leaders Of thcmovcment
lt BIAS been pointed out by those in.
tereFicd in The plan that such an an
noxation ~ territory would give "a port
on the Gulf Of California and also
bring under control tho mouth OF the
Colorado river and the entire Imperial
valley lrrornfin system. with many
thousands 81 acres OF agricultural land
in The Mexican territory of Lower Cal.
iforula
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-05
Demand That
Sub Warfare
Must Cease

, LONDON. Jan. 3. 1919 p. m.-(De-
continuance of subma-
rine activity in the Mediterranean.
which was emphasized today by the
news OF the sinking OF the steamer
Glengyle. with the loss OF 10 lives.
has produced profound impression
IN all the entente capitals. There is
an insistent demand from the public
Tor vigorous measures against the un-
derseas commerce raiders. but the
problem is no easy one for the Anglo
French naval STATS.
The Anglo-French press expresses
the opinion that some sort of policing
OF several sections of the intricate
mediterranean coasts and archipela-
goes Is necessary. Presumably the
occupation recently by entente forces
OF the Island OF Castelorizo. off the
south coast OF Asia Minor. was one
step in the scheme 10 provide a more
thorough control of the regions where
submarine bases are supposed 10
exist.
The opinion is expressed here that
the central powers are likely to plead
as justification for the reported fail.
ure to give warning to Mediterranean
liners that these boats frequently
have carried a heavy gun for defen-
sive purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-05
GENERAL HUERTA IS
NOT YET IN DANGER

Ell PASO. Texas. Jan. 4.-GeneraI
Nictoriano Huerta was declared out of
immediate danger late to-day by his
physician, following a tapping opera.
tion to relieve him of fluid in the IN
testlnal tract. due to jaundice.
The operation to-ray. the third since
Saturday, was performed without an
anaesthetic. because OF General Huer-
ta's weakened condition. That the ma.
uent IS in serious condition was
conceded by his physician, Dr. NJ p.
Schuster. although when his attor-
ney' Thomas Lea. mayor OF RI Paso.
called previous to the operation 10.
day. General Huerta was said TO be
az cheerful as usual
The diagnosis upon which the on
erations have been performed have
not been revealed by Or. Schuster. Al.
though an operation by a consulting
physician indicated tho patient was
suffering from cancer OF the gall blad.
der and possibly hardening OF the
liver. This operation was rendered
prior 70 any operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-05
Mrs. Wilson on
Job as White
House Mistress

WASHINGTON. Jan. Airs. Wood
row Wilson took up her duties today
as mistress Of the White House. Soon
after her arrival with the President
from their honeymoon at Hot Springs.
Va, she was busy with arrangements
Tor the brilliant social season that
opens Friday night. with the Pan
American reception in the blue room.
The state departments list dividing
foreign diplomats between the two
diplomatic dinners that will be given
this year because of the European war
was sent TO the White House during
the day. II will be gone over care
fully by the President and Mrs. VIII
son before II is made public or invita-
tions issued.
The task OF determining which OF
the dinners the representatives here
OF neutral governments should be in
vited. which for time presented a
difficult problem. was solved by des-
ignating them alternately from the
official diplomatic list The neutrais
under this plan will be divided equally
between the dinners at which repre-
sentativos OF the TeutOnic and those
OF the entente powers will be present.
One of the diplomatic dinners viii
be held January IL and the other
January q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-05
BANKRUPTCY FOR
Big POWER PLANTS

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
MARTINSBURG. W. Va. Jan. o.
A. a meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Martinsburg Power Company here
to-day the board OF directors was in.
Ftructod 20 Immediately flc with Judge
A. o. Dayton. IN the Federal court "a
formal petition in bankruptcy. for the
purpose Of placing tho affairs Of The
company under tho iurlsdiction of the
Federal authorities. a statement was
issued hy officials Of the company dc.
olaring this step was taken in order To-
stop pending and prevent future cost.
~ litigation in both the Federal and
Circuit courts
Tho company has a capital OF $500
600 and has for years operated two
biz plants on The Potomac river and
one plant In Wsr'insbure becoming
involved in financial difncultIcs some
Time ago. thc officials cndeavorcd 10
reurFunlzo and finance tho company
upon "a million dollar basis. but suits
in fho courts forced iho appointment
of receivers hy judge Dayton. and the
reconciliation plan collapsed
br 8. ~ Myers. former State soua
tor Gray silver Frank O. Wilson aud
Frank Foreman. aI Of Narfuahurr
are heavy rtookh0idnrs % ia bo.
licvcd The plants of Tho company VIII
he later sold aud "a new company or
ganiEed.