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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

QlbunHcntrH, BITE pen aDeniinlrn Gurrrinnn,
beuiru" nift phnttlid nhet nnreatfmdDla *.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
WILL OBSERVE
ASH WEDNESDAY
LENTEN SEASON OPENS TO-DAY
WITH BLESSING OF ASHES IN
CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
Every Church in City VIII Hold
Special Exercises During Peni-
tential Season.

The Lenten season open today with
the observance of Ash Wednesday In
tho local Catholic churches. Every
church OF the various denominations
In the city will also hold special ser.
vices during the holy season and vii!
begin with the regular exercises mex.
SUNDAY.
In the Catholic churches the bless
ins of the ashes will lake place az ths
y O'Clock masses aud will be placed
on the torehcads Of the faithful AZ
both morning and evening devotions
Rev. Father W. :. Curtin. of the Pitts.
burgh Apostolate. will deliver a spe-
cial sermon az the services tonight
al st. Joseph's cathedral Starting
next Sunday a q weeks mission Will
he held at h cathedral and Will be-
i'm charge Of Rev. Father Swint. OF the
West Virginia diocese. and Rev. Father
S~teinbrunner Of the Cleveland Apos-
tolate. The first weeks mission will
BE- for the ome OF the CONGREGATION.
the second for the men and the last
Two weeks for uon-Catholic-. \ cues
ton box will also be placed in the rear
of the church and anyone may write
on q question. deposit 10 in the box
D 81 Will De- answered by the mission
AIRY fathers during the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
AUTO DEALERS
TO MEET TODAY
WHEELING DISTRICT DIsTRIBU.
TORS TO BE GIVEN FIRST
SPACE AT SHOW.
Everything Progressing Nicely FOR
City's Initial Exhibition Latter
Part OF Month.

An important meeting of all the
Wheeling district automobile distri.
butors viii be held in the assembly
room OF the Wheeling Commercial as
ISOLATION. Market auditorium, this aft
ernoon at $50 o'clock. when they Will
be assigned their respective spaces
for display OF cars at the Wheeling
automobile show TO be held in the
auditorium the latter part OF this
month.
Il Is reported that fully n score OF
Wheeling district dealers will have
machines on exhibition. while quite
a number OF manufacturers who are
not represented in this community
viii have autos displayed. provided
there Is any space left after the Wheel
ing district agencies are taken care
of. II is IN intention TO give all deal
ers in this community first choice.
Space is to be limited and the Wheel
ing distributors who wish 10 secure
spaces should attend the meeting this
afternoon.
Arrangements are progressing nicely
Tor the show. which promises 10 he a
biz and q interesting affair. The
auditorium floor will be given over 90
automobiles. while the gallery will b..
devoted TO motorcycles and the dane
hall viii be for auto and motorcycle
accessories.
Following u meeting of the auto.
mobile dealers today. Wheeling dis
trtct motorcycle distributors and ac-
cessories dealers will meet probably
the latter part OF the week when they
viii be assigned their respective
spaces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

Black Wool Fabrics
36inch Black Wool Serge. SOC a yard.
44lnch Atwood Black Serge, Soc a yard.
42-inch Black Poplin and Chiffon Serge.
S1.OO a yard.
48-inch Black Satin Cloth, S1.25 a ward.
54-lnch Black Suiting Crepe, $3.50 a yard.
54-inch Black Gabardine, = 90 a ward.
Black Mohair, AZ to 90 inches wide, SI.OO
and S1.25 a yard.
Other Black Suiting Fabrics up to Sd. 90 a
yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

was ordered released from the local
Jail yesterday by judge Robinson. sub
JDci foo The provisions OF O. capIas pro
fine H0sei b. The second of tho gang
to Boz released after having served
their term Both of fhD men pleaded
guilty to being members Of the Eaur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

depot yesterday morning and later
l'it DO standing boz front OF Tho uoat-
nflcn ON thapIirn street. The car BE-
q 1919 model and Tho urau.a Tag was
instrumental Iu if- being located d.,
rank Miller. mofprmIu Dr the pike
division "f rho West Virginia Trac
non Electric Company. who ir turn
notified tho police
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

Black Silks
EOlnch Black de Luxe, S1.25 a yard.
36-inch Black Tafeta Silk. extra strono
81 90 a yard.
40-irch Black Charmeuse Satin. 81 90 a
yard
35i1ch Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk. 81 90.
$50 nd $3.50 a yard.
3G-inch Black Satin Duchesse. 81. 90. S125
and $50 a yard.
toi-ch Black Georgette Crepe, S1.5O a
yaro.
40inch Black Crepe de Chine, So. q a yard
35-inch Black Chiffon Faille Silk, S1.75 to
$3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
STEALS FORD AUTO
Touring Car Belonging 20 Rev Snider
Lifted" Near Baltimore &
Ohio Depot

City policemen are ON Tho lookout
Tor tho man who stole n Ford auf0mo
bile belonging fo Rev & e. -uiIsr
~ Edrwood while rho machine ua.
JEFF standing ir front rf fhr o. e. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
.POSlTION and Sale of the
Ell favored Silks and Dress Goods

" SrrnniTa and SUNNI m u IGOR r We are displaying complete hrsf tes t1cavord Silks and
Menun below ateN Of The nmln notable offerings hef for mr cGnM u" II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
MEMS MEETING SUNDAY

nr Jncor H%-ittinshHm. rector of So.
Luke Church ~ .hc Island. will con.
duct ,i. mems u..tile .. o.. q 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

-'nd1y afternoon. His tonic
VIII h" some Results OF PRAYER
The sun., 1916-03-08
TROOPS CHEERED AS
LA PROVENCE SANK
"vivc la France!" Cry Of the
Men Aboard-Captain
stayed on Bridge.

PArIs. March 7.-Mauri"e Bokanowski,
a member ~ the Chamber OF Deputies
and one ~ the survivors II the French
auxiliary cruiser La Provence. formerly
a French liner which was sunk by
mine or torpedo in the Mediterranean on
February -. has written a letter to
President Poincare describing the last
moments 81 the big ship and the heroiSm
Of those aboard her.
NJ Bol>anowsk. who is reserve offi-
Ger and was on his way to Salonica at
the time Of the sinking. saved himself
by swimming out Of the suction OF the
vessel when she went down.
'om'nandant Nesco Of La Provence
he says in the letter, remaining on the
bridge tu tn. last second. dominated the
tumult by his voice. crying. 'Ad,eu. my
boys.' The men grouped together on
the forward deck responded with enthu-
siastic shouts Of 'Nive la France"
In describing the sinking OF the ship
NJ Bokanowski says:
IAN around tn. ship seamen and sol.
dIers, who were swimming or were safe
in the boats or cl,nging to IN" RATS. on
seeing La Provence plunge beneath the
surface of the water Joined in the cry
Of 'Nive la France,
The sun., 1916-03-08
MANY DIE IN ANTI-GERMAN
RIOT IN CONSTANTINOPLEI
Enver Pasha Reported Wounded by Fire Of Turkish
Mob-Teuton Troops Try to Repress Rising
Clamor for Peace Grows.

sian Caucasian army. IL anxious for
a separate peace with Russia
Athens and Rome correspondents OF
English and French newspapers have
frequently reported news OF disorder and
ant-wur demonstrations In Consiant,-
nople and other parts of Turkey.
The situation arising from lack or
grain ard other foodstufYs in Turkey
is also thought to have become exceed
inglv critical. Not only havc the crops
in all parts Of Turkey been exceedingly
poor recently owing TO the smaller area
under cultivation since the mobilization
Of the Turkish army. but also large
quantities Of foodstuffs Of all sorts have
been sold by Turkish officials TO Ger
many.
Although 1t is said that peace over
lures have already been made In
roundabout wuy to Russia by Turkey
II is exceedingly doubtful that Russia
viii pay ANY heed to them. She is bound
by 4 solemn covenant TO the other AL
lies not to arrange "a separate peace win
Germany or any of her allies. Her VIC
tpious armies are pouring practically
unrcsistcd through Armenia and kurdi.
stan to gain the end for which Russia
has wagcd wars Tor centurics--An outlet
on the Mediterranean Sea
The sun., 1916-03-08
DEPUTY COOLEY FAILS
TO PRESS AUTO CASE
>prrdrr on Bridge Escapes
When Police Official Does
Not Come to Court.

Hsca'is" Deputy Police Commissioner
l""7 .. 'i"tley failed TO appear yes
t,rday IA the Essex Market court to cor
ruh"ra'. tho testimony Of Policeman
James : Holt to the effect that Joseph
kas.'l "f 10 Beaver street, BROOKLYN,
WiliidmsnUrs Bridge. Magistrate Nolan
dismissed 'hr complaint
ka~~cls attorney asserted tia; It, was
another instance when an important pub
nr official riding in an automobile was
Ia a hurry and wanted the right of
way" rh" Mdgistrat" said he believed
Mr, 'iodley's failure to be present justi-
n.d mat conclusion
I'll. Deputy Commissioner was driving
tho automobile. with Policeman Holt
sitting hesid. him. Congestion of tr.ffic
pu tn. bridge approach made rapid
progress impossible. but as III. vehicles
drew near the centre OF the span they
increased their speed, Mr. Cooley drove
his mlchin- AT a speed equal to tina,
of k,ssers car. which was a few fee,
m front Of the Police department auto,
mobile. Holt testified that the speedom.
etar registered twenty-three miles ar
! hour. exceeding the limit on bridges b,
! cIrnt miles an hour.
Mr. ,;olley ordered kassnl 20 stop
When Holt made out a summons Kas
sci refused to accept it and was ar
rested the policeman said yesterda,
that the cha uffeurs automobile was no
4 equipped with speedometer.
! Policeman ieidemau testified that II.
summoned Kassel to court on Januar,
! II for q similar violation on Broad
way between Scventy-eishth and Seven
'y-fourth streets. He was arraigne,
before Magistrate Coryigan and paid .
! fine of S25
The sun., 1916-03-08
ELuDEs TWO BRITISH PATROLS
~. the StockhoIns II Caught an"
Parcel Post seized.

,r, ,,di,h American liner stockholm
-. .,,,dad the vigilance OF the Rrit-
,sh patrol ships off the coast OF Sco''a""
an ,hc trim she finished here yesterday
n ar,arrcon from Gothenburx ana Green
ock cant. A. u. Hakanson saia ne
had passed the first and seconu me VI
.uxi,iary cruisers, darkened NehtS hep
,np him 10 -vade th-n "h'n ne "
o,.rh.,,led s In bright daylight li' mi"s
o,ei 30 tho IIebrldes. which inspired
hiu TO ask how far the Jur'S"ie'''' ~
Great Britain extended
c,.. ~ IN. steamships that held MIN
49,, arinu "A shot across the bows OF inc
u..,Lhoip ~, was the Anchor liner TO-
,,,r,hia. now masquerading as the 'o'h''-
lilo The stockholm was escorted u
cr..pocl< and held three days, WINE a"
h.as.ys was overhauled and III pack
.ycs of parcel post taken on
Cost. Beyer, new Swedish Ni'e-' on
~, ,his mort. came by the stockholm
~. ,,.rt 10 Washington last night WIN
hix box of papers for the swedish
Minister. .,.,,,,, r,s
In IN. steerage Of the stockholm was
Nugh Archer, a black American o,
New Orleans. who shipped az s'e"'r"
aboard sailing ship from san rlan
100 for Malmo Sweden. last year ana
Us. -, ,,yured nv the Germans and taken
into Kiei. lie was finally sent 10 STOCK
holm and became the only b'ack amer
'' hoho ever seen there. lie was nav
~. Nne time at the expense OF STOCK
IL, incidentally acquiring smatter-
TO- ~ the language OF sweden when
@ Government decided that he was an
..nndes,rable alien" and sent him back
E:nhraim Zinn OF the Iinn hardware
a., ~ this city. who made the round
% ,r,n by the Stockholm, said Englands
ni,,y NJ stopping ships had caused
!r.na. s,,gnation. lie said he WAS too
- .u American citizen Ia "ri,irist
pr,sIarn, Wilson. but that he had heard
,h, president referred to in Sweden as
"Crowu Prince of England"
The sun., 1916-03-08
Spec,0L Gable Dsspnich 70 TnE SuN.


ROME, March News has been re-
oeived here from Turkey that a revo,u-
ton Is raging in Constantinople. Enver
Pasha WAS wounded and many Germans
were killed when "A mob fired on them.
The mob has pillaged the army stores.
barricaded the streets and damaged the
railroads. The German troops are re-
pressing the rioting with guniire.
Meanwhile developments in Turkey.
which are likely to lead to a separate
peace sooner than WAS expected. are
bound to hasten the Intervention Of Ru-
mania, which Is no longer conditional on
the Russian offensive In Galicia and
Bukovina. Because Of these facts Bul-
garia is striving to improve her relations
with both Rumania and Greece.
The correspondent Of TUE SrN ,s in
formed through diplomatic circles that
the efforts Of Germany and Austria to
arrange visit OF the King Of Bulgaria
to Bucharest for the purpose of setting
at rest the rumors ~ the imminent In
tcrvention Of Rumania on the side Of
the Entente Allies have failed. owing Ia
the opposition Of Premier Bra,iano Of
Rumania.
the visit was the fact that the court was
IN mourning for Queen Mother Elizabeth
! Carmen SylvD.
The Turkish army is not opposing the
/ D,,.si., ,,d,.,u,. frpin I,rz,r,ru tllt I.
The sun., 1916-03-08
NIAGARA POWER PLANT BURNS
Z. Mysterious Explosi""s BrinE
Djsastrr-One Dead, 4 Injured.

NIAGARA FALLS. March iWednes-
day, 4. M.-The plant of the
Niagara Electro Chemical Company here
is threatened with destruction by irc.
which followed AN explosion at 10 :?5
o'clock last night.
one man is dead and at least slx
others are injured, -Four other en-.
ployees are in hospitals.
Following the first explosion there
we're twelve others Of great force. The
detonation could he heard for miles,
windows in buildings blocks away were
broken. \ general alarm Of tire was
turned In. hut at midnight the firemen
had not made much headway toward
checking the flames,
Fear of further explosions Kept the
tiremen from approaching close to the
buildings. The plant Is ono OF the
largest at the fails.
The cause Of the explosion has not
been ascertained.
The sun., 1916-03-08
CANADA SEEKS JAMAICA'S AID.
Dominion Bankers On secret Mis.
siOn 10 West Indies.
>n,cini cable Despatch TO TUE su'

KINGSTON. Jamaica. March THE
heads OF the Royal Bank of Canada
and OF the Bank Of Nova Scotia are in
Kingston. They say their mission Is
one OF combined business and pleasure.
The nature of the business Is kept a
secret.
A movement Is starting here looking
toward "A confederation between Jamaica
and Canada. The plan IL said to have
strong backing in Canada.
Freight rates between Jamaica and
New York have just been raised % per
cent. Shortage Of tonnage is seriously
handicapping the export and import
trade Of the colony.
The sun., 1916-03-08
MOEWE ELUDED FOE
BY CIRCLING ICELAND
German Raider DOdgcd British
ships by Taking Il Round
about Course.
>,.c,o, cs,,, b,.patch 70 Tur sr>.

IoNnnS. March .--F'lrst Lord Of the
Admiralty Arthur ". Bditour ""''u"Oou
in the House OF Commons to-day '"".
the German sea raider Moewe succ.ehed
in reaching q home port by going around
Iceland.
The German Admiral'! announce"
officially on sunday afternoon u'a' w,
NocN. hal reached q nome VI
which unofficial despat'leS i'''r '''
49,. ,ha, the sea rover ON her home
,,..rd ,rin mad. a wide detour around the
north coast Of Grea, Britain she ha.i
hoard 1893 prisoners taken from ni'een
allied vessels sunk or c'p,urr' Wy "''
'.,,I 6oO. 900 marks IN gohi bars.
The sun., 1916-03-08
GERMAN GENERAL KILLED.
Won I.otterrr's Death IN verdun
Rattle L. n . pOPted,
spsc,al cable Drspdtch 70 TIL

Special CdbIe DFsDdfcN n THE StN.
AMsTERpAM. via London. March 1T
is reported that ten. Won lotterer OF
the German artillery has been killed.
lie had been iishtinS In the Verdun
operations.
The sun., 1916-03-08
Chamber Is Scene of En-
citelnrmt. Members Yell
ing and Cheering.
EXECUTIVE Is ELATED
BY "GREAT VICTORY
Senate Not Paciticd Yet
L Boat Negotiations to
Go ON Now.

WAsHiNGroS. Marcl 1.--Ey "A wore
of rs to AZ the House tonight went
on record as opposing all interference
with the Presidents conduct Of for
clgn affairs. particularly with refer
cnce to the armed shup controversy
with Germany.
Tho magnitude of III" majority n
favor OF tsblinG IN" Mctcmorc reso-
luton. achieved with tho aid Of many
decisive compliance with he request
of the Pres idcnt.
The vote. which brought to a Gloss
day of tumu,tuous debate. - re-
garded as disposin of the controversy
between the White House aud Con-
gress, leaving the President with
hands free to resume the negotiations
concerning the activity of subma-
rnes in the European war,
There Is a possibility Of Il bareback
/ in the Senate over the resolution Of
fered by Senator McCuml"r. Leaders
of the upper house to-day manifested
some anxiety over the threatened re-
Z v!val Of the controversy.
| Senator stone. chairman Of tho SEN
{ ate Foreign Relations Committee" "oa-
: f.rred tonight with the President cn
+ the situation. The Presidents i>sus-
ance. however, that before any drastI"
action Is taken he will lay tn" IA -
! leading up to II hefor" Congress las
! mcasurahly relieved the tension taa'
has hitherto existed and lcSSon"u no
! hostility aroused by tho struggle over
| the Gore resolution.
The sun., 1916-03-08
Oulrt North oS Verdua.

ut ,",..,l,trn H.. o,.,,i,,,, ..vs.
.,. ,rc ,,.t ,or,y.c,,.h, hours the
c,,,,..,,. n."n ,,,, rc.,,r,.d their of.n-
i'. ""N' Nv ~" ."'
~, ,,ta ,o,o ~, p,,,,rnn and ,o',,,u.
.,,. ,,ito,.i,. N.,.. ,,r,,..,d ,n,,,h h,rdc,
.. ,.,i,r. ,b.n the crown prince
,r.,,,,...J a.. j., mos. c,d..vorirr 10 ,d-
49,. .I..'' -, h,,L 1or IN.
,f.,... n. t,, ,,i.h tho Erencb
49,, u,u ,rcr,r.d
The sun., 1916-03-08

EosroN, Mass, March ! state Sou
ator Green of Charleston" i"-n'shl de-
MED having sent "A despatch I" Secretary
NcAdvo asking that his brother John
h, promoted in the Boston custom
House.
81 never sent the telegram whirh Sec
retary McAdoo says he resolved from
me and | know absolutely nothing anoW
H." declared Senator Green.
about two weeks ago, as nearly as !
can remember. I sent hm telegram
asking him tn appoint my brother To- the
position of deputy surveyor of the port,
l received word from him IN reply that
the position had been abolished and |
have done nothing about the nsstter since
that time."
The sun., 1916-03-08

FLORIDA q CAROLINA REsORTg
-Four steel trains via short line to best
sssorts sssbosrd Air Llus 1tst Drosdwsy.
ADV.
The sun., 1916-03-08
EDISON GIVES OUT
U. s. NAVY SECRETS
Catalogue Appears With De-
tails and FOrmulH Of Sub
marine Batteries.
NAVAL MEN SURPRISED
Daniels Knows Of No Request
for Permission TO Re-
veal Data.

wAsHixGroS. March 7.--i'onsdcrable
surprise is being expressed in Navy DC
ia rtment circles over the publication III
catalogue form OF detailed information
concNrnng tho Edison submarine bat-
,er.es now being tried out by the Cnitei
States navy. 1t is published by Thomas
4 Edison. the inventor Of the battery.
Tho catalogue has been prepared IN
ca'alocus form with detailed photo.
graphs Of various parts Of tho batteries
ami Nlih n lengthy technical description,
incluiing chemical formulfc. of the con-
struction and characteristics OF the bat
teries.
II closes with an invitation to parties
Interested to address all correspondence
n relation to Edison storage batteries.
for use or proposed use In connection with
any navy or army poa,s. or apparatus.
TO Thomas 4. Edison, attention NJ. X
Hutchinson. orange. y. j., and marked
personal Ws will be glad to furnish
any further information on request.
Secretary Daniels when asked this
afternoon concei ming the publication de-
ciar.d he knew nothiug about II. No
official OF tn. department could be found
who knew of Nj Edison ever having
asked permission to make pubic IN" de-
tails of IN. batteries. While IL WAS Do
clar.i that there H. no law to prevent
such publcstion officials expressed sur
prise tlst II should hav, been published
without consulting the Department
Attention was called to the fact that,
although Mr.. Edison has already sold
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How the House Voted in
Final Test on Warning

WAsHINGToN, March 7.--Democrats
voting to table the McLemore reso.