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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
MUNICIPAL UNIVERSITY
PLAYS Y, NJ. SATURDAY
Fast Ohio Aggregation Will Meet Local
Basketball ToSsers Here This
Week.

Tn" Municipal University basketball IL
team of Akron formerly I;urhtcl. Will
b" the next quintet 10 face the local !.
NJ, e. ~ playing in This city Saturday
night TIL" Akron team has been going
very strong this year. in fact the boys
have the best team thai has rcprcSnntcd
me school in ten years and is undnuh;-
cdly one Of the best teams in the Luck
eye state this year 80
Akron defeated ohio University IS ~
mt Athens and 1918 at Akron. Will" the
best the local boys could do with thiu
University WAS |" down mem bE Il
r--"u. score II Will b. seen from the
that Akron has a Twenty-Five point adj
vantage on the locals. but followers
uf thr T. team feel confident that. m"
University boys will come out on the
short end of the score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
CHIP EASY VICTOR
over K, 0. BROWN
nisl Disra.rh 10 Tho Tntrlliscnccr.

Special Dispatch 10 III" TutclliSenccr.
TOI'NGSTuN-N. o., Feb. 19.-Too bad
for George chip that his scrap with
Greek Knockout Brown tonight was not
a l3-ruUnd affair Instead Of twelve. as
the Greek would have been sent 10 Slum-
irrland and Les Darcy could no; dodge
giving the New, Castle boy Il return
bout. Chip put on a sensational ending
ia II fight that dragged at time. the
bell saved Brown from going down be
fore Chips fire, but II did not save him
from being :; badly whipped fighter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
Lefty" Barron to Hurl
For Charleston Team
Speedy ST. Marys South Paw Turns
Down offer OF Major and Minor
League Teams.

Lefty" Barron will be tn. main hurl-
or for Charleston this year. according
to an announcement made at tn" capital
city this week. Barron. who is young
attorney. OF St. MaryS. W. Va. tP!caS-
ants countyl. has turned down many
offers from minor and major league
-"ams this year. but accepted tn" Off:
ot Biddy Beers ot Charleston 10 pitch
in Saturday and Sunday games.
Barron is we'll Known here. He was
formerly the mainstay of the West Nir-
:,inia University nine. and fC> time
was on the roster OF the StogicS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
west Va.-3e
ARCH REILLY NOW
BECOMES A PIRATE

HTNTlNGTON. W. Va Feb. 80.
:Archcr Reilly. football and baseball
coach at the Huntington high school:
ana member Of the Wheeling baseball
team in. the Central l"aEue last yea.
signed = contract here today to play
with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Reilly
will report at The end OF the present
school year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
AGREE ON REGATTA.

authorities OF Cornell and Yale have
agreed upon dual regatta TO he rowetl
at New Haven Saturday. May II. It Is
understood that the distance will he
about two miles and the course the
Housatontc river near Derby. In addi-
ton to this race. Cornell will meet
Princeton on Cayuca Lake May IS and
also compete in the intercollegiate re-
gatta at PoughkeepSie on June 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
Real Torture Bound to Follow If
the First Warnings Are Not
Needed.

Anyone afflicted with the riusS Of
Rheumatism will tell YOU that The tirst
pains were hardly nottreahIr. Slight
IL first, in fact too insignificant, 10 b.
decided, pains increasing very &rHdu-
ally, the disease had them firmly III
its grasp before thcy realized that
they were its victim.
Those who have been trying lint
ments and other. external applicAu"uS
will find that they hay" u"t rr&rt"d
thn cause Of the trnnh.". any! that
their Rheumatism is back w0h thrm
again. increasing III severity ~ 'Hr
days go By. ~,
Don't overlook The first >sE"& ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
SIX .PERISHED.

I.ETHRRIDGE. Alberta. Feb. l9.--SiS
persons persisted Saturday III \ tire
base in q lonely district south of
'rnhnr. The bodies of pase. his wife
and his wirc's sister. Mrs. John. Tan
kraft. have been recovered. and search
is being made for the bodies or three
day by the coroner here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
Ohio Wesleyan Loses
To the PresbyterIans

SI,,..a! Dis?a,ch 70 Tkr In:e!!scGcct.
ELkINS. W. Va. Feb. i1--tHl\iS A"'
Eikins college defeated ph:" Wesleyan
here tonight by the $c"r'' Of - :" -
The game was hard fought thrnuEh""'
the first halt ending u l" |" III l3E"r ~
y. and f. Whtt sel and =. and t.. play -
Cd an especially brilliant Eatl" AMI
made . OAK OF !, goals from FOULS. 81
fri, the Wesleyan center VAS II" stellar
light for the visitors. THIS IS y. an" t.
sIxth consecutive victory rs We'll AS th.'
third on. oyer Ohio teams.
The lineup:
D. C E., 80. Ohio wesleyan.
Outright. r.f............-.N aii"Tr. r.
Wimcr. lf.-............... hr"klW. -.
f!pNt. S......- -''i'l ~ -
WE.,scll Thomson. re.
Dawson. LIZ. NathlnS. *
Field cnals-CutriSht :. Winner !.
Hoyt l. Whetsell 3. Dawson !. Walters
=. Erokaw .. Sitrii !. Thomson !. Wal
kinS /. toal Soal$-Walt"rS. : out 0i
/: WhetS"il. "ut % Il.
pri,.r,,,-\;lftn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
HIGH PR1cE FOR COLT

POTGHKEEpSIE. y. Z. Feb. IL
Thomas W. Murphy. Of this city. Grand
Circuit rcinsman. has purchased from
A. X. Knight, Nicholasvill". Ky. for
S. 900. the eight months old colt M"roln.
hy. Nuko. dam N"rvnl" Esll" TIL" pric"
is s;uId to he the highest ever paid tor
u irniter of that age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
seninr cnrc:hfrs Mission Elects.

IN, SruinT trrUtMrS MIN@I"'I IT,
ne, last evening al IN" H'"n' 'I,,.,;.d
and home aud f"rrisn subjects yer" u.S!
crSSrL. Til" h"m. tonic WAS lh"''''i ~;
and the foreign topic Mas k%r"a' ,,its
rccrS elected were. l'r'Sn"'n, W;yc
northy Til.ii. vie" pr"Slh. nj. MiHS
Viva iitlm: secretary. Miss N"vA Eaiu-
w.rI. treasurer. Miss Grac" Meek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
ci1-ar T.1nf Climb.

S,,,.r,l yUlln: lniirS Uf Iir"EESNIII'
ma, -, IN. home nf Miss Ecrtha Rran'
wav and urganizrd TIA" SILVER L"al tlun
,trIi,rrs were elected a$h follows: l'r"Sl-
don't. Miss .EiHmchc Clemens; instructor
Miss !,"rIhn Bradwal: treasurer iiSS
Mildred MrC'n$k"y: secretary MISE
Ncrlina rrrtt yman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
Arrested or Disorderly Charge

Nunl ErnmSUM. -INNn Tt'' Il wv ',"11T
Jnc%Su,t. ,'ul"rcd. WE" Hrr"S''" H,%',,',.
and Iisnr,l-rIy rharp;''. sam Jackson
nnid five ,i"'lur.; and COSTS. In INC '"un
(. Suuir" S.il"rt. TIL" arrests "'''
,nad,, liz Town MarShai liul!"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
-------------------------I -.
SEEKS HIGHER DATES.

CHARLESTON. w. We. Feb. 49,
The Knnawha Central Ra,iway company
lie service commission t. incrcas? tho
coal freight rates on it's ':1ne. which eN-
tends from Olcott to the border OF the
state. In filing the tarifrsrate the com,
many was notified that IT, rates would
ba Suspended for l30 days. pending an
Investigation by the committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
LOCAL HOTEL MAN LANDS
GOOD JOB IN CLEVELAND

After several months efficient SER
vice at the register desk in the Wind.
sor. NJ. J. Pearlman. who has worked
in various West Virginia hotels. will
leave on Friday for Cleveland, where
on March l he will begin duties a.
mail clerk in the EOlnl Statler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
To Ploy Woodsdale.

.rL.. Elm, I;ruy., huN% and girls nuSh;l
l..,ii ,.o,us viii meet TN" No"dSdalr
,|,ms ,onurr"w evening at the Fulton
school. Good games ar" cNp''t'" ~,
iii teams nrr fast. Next Friday even
ing rhn Elm Grove boys Will meet IN
Wheeling High freshmen team al Run
IirnNn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
INTERMEDIATES CELEBRATE.

! A Nashington's birthday dinner viii
! be served to about 100 boys at the y.
NJ. C. A. on Thursday evening when
| the intermediate class has a cct-to-
! gether Speakers for the patriotic 0c.
! casion will be Lieut.. J. Sumner Jones
! and DR.. John l.. Dickey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
Dairymeu to Meet.

Tnr hairym"u ~ Valley 'f"t'
meet THURSDAY evening 1T "ci"ck ~ Il.
tho Valley troy" school house 10 l I'm ~
AN nuxiliary IT, 1h.' Tri-Stai" Mlik ir r;,,
durcrS' association. j. l.. N'k'"H''' -
BIZ in charge If tn" r;'"ii@*'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
0UT-THE-PIKE
Mating of Mission Circle.

The ErSsir Shaw Mission 'lrrh wv
meet his evening - inc S'"n' r'H";
,.in, ,I,rr,.', .,I FIN Grove. Mrs. e
Y T,ylor Of Wheeling. vii! describe
brr recent travels through 'hrnA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
porv at High School.

Next Wednesday, evening IN" S"nma
will entertain III" juniors ~ ne Ii5
drlphia district n,s;h $rh""'. IN 'N't'0
lcui program has been rr"la''"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
personls and Briefs.

+, Cri,i"r. uIri' rtakcr nf Elm Grnr"
) who had his arm '-rram"d wfill" rrhiik'
! ing his machine. is smrr"FlnE rHPIH'E'
! \il,.r; Hand nf l;nirtl'* tiuilw. ~ con-
t uu..4 Ia his home with illness.
Edward Springer Of Valley Grove
, sold his farm to J"hn Sirump. Mr.
Springer Will NOV" |" NhrW""n |" starr
! in The autnmubil" business.
! F. ll-cman "r Patterson. hal his
rurrr mashed yesterday at tn" Wheel
! imr Mold rnd Foundry plant.
! Mrs l,..~S Gurl"H at lh'i>hHrSh. mas
! ro,I,,,,d rnmr. after Il EiSiL with r'la-
! iiir> in Elm Gr"N"
\ $r"rrai meeting Of TN" Elm Hr@T'
! council will h. called SOM: evening TINS
! Linn t'I,usc. If CHARLESTON. W. Va
MAS business caller III Elm ';r"'" E"S'
! trrday. ..,
| Mrs Joseph Myers Hnh 'hmity anr
! Mrs Fred Snud"rman WHr" tn" guests 81
| Mrs. Mary Winters Of Wheeling Creek
I Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
Church entertainment.

Tin. I'ark Wow tiI"r EIuh VIII TIVt aTI
entertainment Friday evening III me
Park View srh""l h"uS''. ne Pro're, w.
nr,iI hr uSc, for tn" nrw chapel 10 be
LuIIr al that plas'".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
Drv We'll.

An ii! Will VII ch wa> sunk At W "o"[
lands ~ w.. by Howard Thompson "l
Wh"riing und e. l.. lEIEu' 81 '-''''
Grove. proved = f&ilur".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
BRITISH FIGHT HARD
Continued from First Plge.)

house OF commons that the SUBJ
scriptionS to the new British war
loan amount 10 1T least 1u0,oO0,-
600 pounds exclusive OF conLribu-
lions from banks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20

The annual income in the electrical
Industries Is equal to THO total annual
expenditures of the Unitld States gov
eminent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
Surprise Party.

a ,lrligllful NWrNrisr pArtN was gwen
Mrs Pearl Drum Ivy her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Gcrgc Clemens. in their home
on Peters Run. in honor Of the l9th
bldthday of their daughter. FRIDAY even
inv Ri. affair WAS attended by many
vnr,ug urrSunS from that section. Games
were enjoyed. followed by delicious re-
frcShmrntS.
Among those present w"r": MI. ana
Mrs. Th"nras i!itu"rS MI ana MrH.
Jarksnn clemens, Mr. and Mrs. George
Ilrlucu$, Misses Haiti" RIucr$. Loretta
Drum. Mi,drru Met 'uskry. gladys
RIIlcrs. Eleanor clemens. MrS$rS Will
liam E"itlc Thomas Drum. Harvey
nrum. William aud Paul Clemens. llar-
yrv and I;rcrl I;aucrS. James MrCluSk"y.
irwin Keller. William and Edgar Drum
Leo Fred and William Clemens and Mr..
and Mrs trlIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20

Thu. famous show h"rS" Lady Dlhan
and hrr full brother Et"gant Dilham
~ =" sold SIS u pair for. $+'"n /" Mr..
Thomas Clark ~ Pennsylvania 1T the
Van TlS$"iI ana! krarn"y'$ sal" III Nrw
York.
Hal Eoy c:hli.. AMI Peter Luck @."3.
have been shipped t. Macon. TIA. f"'
ih" winter. They w"r" included in w"
rarl";,ds shipped fr"m I.ih"rtyvillr. Ill.
BY trainer Dick Mcmahon.
Members al the T,'nncSscr- Ma baIu,l
Fair and Racing Circuit met in thatta-
nU"ga IN January 20 and elected the
lowing officers: President. W. NJ. Cam
"r"n. South rittsburgh: virr-pr"Sidrnt.
! W. Wuodall: SroltShor": secretary
treasurer. T. Il: .Andrrt"n. Winch"strr;
TIL" first meeting will W. August rj-lI
~ Sh"lhySvillr. Tenn.
An organization known as III" .Nss"ci-
alton of American HnrS" shows WAS
formed At Z meeting Of hHrs" show en-
thusiaSts in New Tnrl; on January 20.
The purpose of the organization rs 10
encourage and prnmutC horse shows.
The following officers were elected:
President. Reginald {. Vanderbilt; vice.
president. William r. Hunter: secretary
treasurer. Pierre Lurilard. lr
The Reading .tMass.> track will have
= race meeting of fiv" events carrying
$li.nn0 in prizes for July 4th. The Am
ericLn Trottinr Derby for three year
0lds eligible TO tho 90" class will hn
for Il purse Of $4,000: the MaSSachu-
sets 2:0S trot and a free fur-all pace
will have prizes Of $2.5n0 each. Tho
2:l+ trot and the 2:lH trnt will be for
$500 each.
\ new event in tho Grand Circuit
Meetings next summer will h. tn" Sat
tie Royal Purse for not less than S.
600 or more than 5000. for trOitrrS
with win-rac" records Of 2:06 or better.
This event was created in response 10
the common complaint that the fastest
horses hav" too little earning capacity.
Among the horses now eligible for this
purse are: Mabel TraSk a:03i.: 81.
Frisco 2:02l:: Mary I'uuncy 3:n4a;
EolGa 2:o+t4: The Peal Lady 2:O41. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
knights OF Pythtas.

last evening the knights of PNthias'
of Elm Grove. met at lh"ir "iuh rooms
on Main street. Two new members PC
inr tni,.,n into the lodge were given the
second degree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
CHEZ BENDER HELD.

PHILADELPHIA. Ia. Feb. 10
Charles A. (Chief) Binder. the Indian
baseball pitcher. who accidentally kill
ed Il man with his automobile hire Satur-
day night. was to-day held without bail
by a police magistrate 70 await action
by the coroner. Later counsel for Ben
der secured a writ OF haheaS corpus in
common pleas court and he was released
on bail pending the coronerS action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20

HERLIN, Feb. l?.-CWirclc;s to Say
yiIlC)-I;ritiSh attacks to-day near Mes
sincs and Armcnticrcs. on tn" Franco
Belgian rronth. were unsuccessful. says
the supplementary war office announce
meut tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
todov's war Office statement. The text

,odov's war Office statement. The text
reads:
"Wrstcrn front - During Saturday
nirbt. The enemy discharged four gas
waves on our positions in the N'clnit!
Of Dubatuvkl, south OF Lake N!sheh'"'
"Rumanan and Caucasus fronts:
Scouting reConnaiSsanccs ana iht"h'9
firing are proceeding.
BERIIN Feb. ~. Wireless 10 Sa!
vile: "a Russian attempt to drive mine
shafts against our positions near EDo-
row. Galiciu. recently was frustrated ny
an unexpected counter thrust on our
rart," says the Overseas News Agency.
.nnr tasl; was to capture the enemy :
rr>itions hv storm, ind the entrances
10 rh.. mine shafts and blow them up
"Thc dcrachmcnts which were TO
siorr, the positions and hold them while
tho pioneers were busy were composed
exclusively OF men who volunteered ior
this service. The number Of men VINO
asked permission +" participhte III IL
Enterprise far exceeded the needs. Al
tr nm hour ana half OF artillery pre-
narration on the afternoon OF FEBRUARY
il these thrustinE dctachmentS captured
positions about GOO metres broad al the
point Of the hayonet and entered INTO
the second Russian p9slIion: W., we T Err,
turnd the entire garrison. in the nrst
line which. on account Of our artillery
lire had remained in the dugouts.
patrols OF mine seekers which fol-
lowed our infantry found hVe mine
shafts in the area captured. one OF
Them. 100. metres long, had been driven
underneath our trench and already
charged for blasting. The long shaft
Kept our pioneers busy for five hours.
during which time our thrusttng de-
tnchmc1fts remained in the second Rus
sian line. withstanding continuous at
lacks Of superior forces. Towards even
Ing they returned to their own posi-
tinns. Five officers, eos men and two
mine throwcrS were captured.
BERLIN, Friday. Feb. 16. (By wire.
less 10 Sayville. Feb. 19)-Details OF
the fighting incident TO the German at
tack on the French lines in the Cham-
narnc on February IS, are given to-day
hv the military critic Of the Overseas
News Agency.
The fighting south of Ripent." he
writes, took place on the same ground
where General Joffrc in the autumn OF
1915 sacrificed thousands or French
soldiers in fruitlcss attacks. By bold
thrust on February Is the Germans
Elected the French on Hill 1S5 from
trench system almost one Hlometre
deep and more thnn two and one halL
kilometres hrradth--a system when han
been maintained by tn" French since
Srrtcmhcr %, 1915. and fortified after
the most modern methods, The French.
In addition to- losing large nuinpef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20

In the front Of large London build
ing there was recently found a
pigeons nest made Of hairpins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20
HORSE NOTES

TIL" famous show hurS.'. l.:tdy Dilhan
ard hrr full brother E.t"gant Dilham
~ =" sold HS u pair for 800 Ia Mr..
Thomas Clark ~ Pennsylvania 1T the
Van THS<"l ana Krarn"y'$ sal. III Nrw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20

BERLIN, Friday, Feb. 16. (By wire.
less TO Sayville. Feb. 19.)-Details Of
the fighting incident TO the German at
tacl, on the French lines in the Cham
pagnc on February IS, are given to-day
10y the military critic or the overseas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-20

Hal Euy ":dl1. AMI Peter Luck 2."3.
have been shipped IL Macon. ia. Ia!
ihc winter. They w"r" Included in w"
carloads shipped fr"m Lih"rtyvillr, Ill.
by trainer Dick McAlahon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
Der 1rdfhent nnS bte 9ppaIitat be,
1eutiM .nmerifaner.

giuen 9idtbIid III Der @otid,aif an
ben aonereb bebeutet bic geriiteruns
Der freunoi6aftIifen @eiinuune fir
bic 9euHd.G merilaner. Saste @iIion
bod: ~Bir tperbeu @eleeenbeit 5aben,
uniere Sreunbiddft seeen bic Wiuios
men Rdrner unb Srauen beuti1er
Nbitammuns, bic nnter uns leben -.
5u beipciien. 9ieielbcn iinb 70 treue
unb IobaIe G,nerifaner, als Oh lie ME
elmer anberen @e9ierune untcrtban
scipeien fpdren. Gle tpcrben su ms
fteben. nm ieme @enieen 5uriid5u.
tpciicn. tpelhe cine anbere @niiht
ocrtreten." 7amit bat Der Yrdiibent
iebem tuabrsn Seutihsa merifaner aus
Der SeeIe seiproden. llnS 10 iebr
mir es audi bebaueru, baS cs Nuns
mebr sum Geuberiten sefommen lit. 10
brineerb er,nabncn mir hermit our
Siieurg in bds llubermeiblihe. Sn
Borten unb SanbIuueen foucu mir.
ieIbit rpenn lie nidt b0ie semeiut iinb.
poriihtie iein. Ser Vrdfibent ipirb
am beften Deriteben, tpeId,e Spfer tpir
an SeIbftbeberrifuns brinsen miiNeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
at1as beheutet Nrie9asufamh?

lielbit beitebenben 0efhdItniTeu uni
beren aeuoeruns eeeeniiber.
Rad GYbeu bin fam nod folder
grfldrIug CUR GrofiUins Der That's
id4Iiheu Seinbielieteiten audi obne
ausoridIihe ariessertldruue ses
iHritten tperbeu. Shon in tpeiter
SuridIiesenben 3eiten 1T Die auss
brii6lihe arteeserildruns (abioeun8I
seleeeutIi9 biird ben l1eberfan erieSt
eetpeien. Seit benz ruiiiids iapants
ihen &rieee, iotI1er ieiteus Sapau's
burh ben lleberfau auf bic ruifHhe
5Iotte in Bort Artbur obnc borbers
eebenbe Gbiaee an 8ublarb eroffnet
ipurbe, lit bic unbebinste N~otbtpenbigs
feit Der ausbriidlihen &rieeseriIGnine
tpeegefdlen unb burh bic Begehune
feinbieIieer militdriiber Mfte eriett
tporben. Nah 3oIeenborff's vSon6s
bud bes Wolterrefts" lit. Der 8eItin9
bes golferrehts entiprehenb, cine
formcIe ariesserfldrune ~iiberbanpt
niht mebr ~erforberlih.
Muh Die @irfune Der grfldrune
pe9 iup yutcu 9til
lit cine 5tpeifade. Sic be3iebt iif,
auf bic Nnseboriaen BEG eieener 3ans
bes unb ouf bic In bieiem Gamble fiG
s~eit.peiie aufbaItenben ,ober bauernS
bomisilierten 1lntertbanen pber Gnse1
borisen bes obcr Der auberen feinbs
lihen Stddten.
Die e~ritere Birfuns ersibt it'd ans
Der Seftiteauns eines 8uitanbes. tpeI'
der I'm Musemeinen bon Der Be5eifs
nung r&rieesredt" ODER y8eIaee,
r~unssauftaub" unrihIofen tpirb unb
iotpobl bic arnlee tpie bic GioilbepoIfe@
runs beriibrt. Naf Der 8epflosena
belt tpirb bic Gelhius iolden 3uftans
bes Tim Snnern burh Elm rarie9ss
maniieit" befanut seeeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

ipredenb iteieen. g. idnn bdnu
iommen. mas Elm GruteberiHt aus
@afbinstou hieier Gage ausiprah.
ndu,Iih, bab bic preii. ben bodften
Stanb in Der Defdihte Der Der.
staate,, erreiden iperben. Wenn 9u
RebI taufen tannit, 10 taufe 60 iestl
Rad benz iinstem Genius sibt e
in ben Vereinisten Staaten 2,6o1.s
S57 0eutihe. bic in Deuti6lanS se,
boren iinb; bon beutI1en glteru in
Gmerifa eeboreu iinb 3,911.s57; in
amerifa seboreu, beren Batter ober
Wntter beutid iinb, 1,s69,590. Gsn
ben in 9eutidlanb Geboreuen tparen
1,27S,567 n,dnnIihen @eihIehtes Fl
Sabre nnb barber alt. Bon bieien
batteu ss9.007 i9re 5tpeiten 8iirsers
papiere berauSaeuommeu; $4,000
bdtten ibre Abiiht erildrt, girser gu
tperben, unb 127.103 naren Eift.
biirger. Bon ben iibrieen 170.627
permod,te mar niht ieit5uitelen. Oh
lie Burger tparen ooer rid,t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

5iir bic 9auer bes ariesssufantes
bleiben bic 5tpifden ben bapon bes
riibrten Staoten absefhloTenen Ser
trdse. fotpeit ite niht, ettpa NIT Der
8~egriinonns. bab Der @egner iie
bereits sebrofen, eetiinbiet, alio aufs
geboben fiub. befteben. Sm MIges
meinen bat Der @runbias @eltune,
bab bic aneeb5rieen bes seeheriiten
Stadtes iih in 0einbeslanb in Siders
belt ipeiter aufbalteu unb uneeitort
ibren Sbliesenbetteu unb @ei9dften
nat8eben fDnnen, rorausaeiest. bab
fie bic 3uftdnbe unb SntereHen bieies
2unbes hires NufentbdIteS. miIitGriife
nnb a~nbertpeitise, bur6 ibr @erbalten
nidt jforen ober g~efdbrben. geaen
bieien 8runbios nereingen iib suerit
bic S%rnn3ofen burn bic GustpeiSiinass
mabreseIn I'm Sabre 1870. Ser
iesiee 8ries, tpelhcr iobiele W~ertrdge
3erriHen unb aud feifseleete @runb>
idse iiber ben Saufcn setporfen, bat
burh bic grrihtnng bon Sctentionss
lasern fir GiniIeefansene, cine RaBs
nabme, tpelhe suerit bon Sranfreif
unb. mad einieer Seit. bon gnslanb
unb ihIieblih aud bon Oeutihlanb
in Werseltuns burfgefiibrt tporben lit,
ettpas gang ReIies eeitdffcn. bod
iirb instpiihen burh ben MustauSh
bon gibilsefansenen bic Sdrten Der
Detention tpeientlih eeminbert
tporben.
Hurausietnne Der t~tnbebenisnms
psm anseb6risen bes uber Der seste.
ridden Staaten hi Geinbeslanb 1T -
bds fann ni6t ftarf senns betont iper-
ben - has t%tnterbleiben iebmelbem
Ginsriffs in bic uber gar Der Uefdbr-
buns Der SntereHen bes b~etreffemben
2anbes feitens jener s~nseb5risen.