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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
CATHEDRAL PLAYS
PERTAINS TUESDAY
Brother Bernard. Coach Of Local Team,
Announces Garc Last Nigh:-other
Contests This Week.

Erntil"r ""rnHrd. "f tho Cathedral
High "''H"ui. nnu"HnrcL last night that
'irrHuS' In"iIi% had been completed for q
gam" h'I worn Tho Martins Ferry and
Cathedral High school basketball teams
here Thursday evening. Cathedral Will
START III game with practically the
san" lineup tina; has h-"n used In prev
l"ti" contests. very man on the team
,,c.n@ IL good condition. Martins Ferry
~" ned til" season las: week. and after
,"v. raj nights al prartirs. has perfected
Il good working machine.
'Thr tn;hrdra- Ferry gam" is one "c
many interesting contests scheduled Tor
this week. While there are hut few
gnmr> until Friday night. the scholastic
i";,u., &c tn" district will get down 20
work Immediately for the scheduled
gruds. W"IlshurE High school t"sScrs.
"m. ~ ;iI', brS' tnams IN the upper ONO
,ailry. will plny The Wheeling High
,"iiunl '"nm Friday. Saturday night
-" sold and Rlu" play LInsly. Bel
lnirs rr""is cambridge IN Friday night:
md o:r ~" fYiinwinE night tho hos and
girl teams If Fellairn VIII play the
Myrirr. t"rry teams in 2 double bill in
~" Gravel I'M Eyn1nasium. Trtad"l-
l,r,n and Cathedral Gill play. Friday
richr saturday tho Union High school
basketball team will play at Sist"rSville
aud I:arn"Svjllc will como 10 Wheeling.
r?avin. =, n" Wheeling Fark Casino
Win r.iahriphlI.
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Will Get the Money.

WASHINGTON u e.. Feb. 4.--Sors
ator SItrIrcnS OF TIC r.,,nnritte" ON ar-
frcpriaLiruS conferred with the Fresi
dent for oyer M hour this afternoon
Senator SIMMONS assured III" l'r"S'-
d.nt thu, Congress would move prompt
/" wnenr.cr money IS u"rd"h AMI that
IN. r." would ne nn opposition u am rra-
(, ,;.hl.. r-uucsrS from tho Sorem"nt.
Nl!i.> 40 specific S'In MAS mentioned q t
tn. conf, rr.;,.'c, Senator SImr"Iis recall
81 ,ha. a: tfn outbreak IT III" Spanish
Na;rri"au var i bond i~~'ir ~ S'.nh".o"h
va :mtruriy...I h. t'.urr''s> a'tb q direct
characterization va ri31d". itS expo fiiurc
n. ;rS placed IN tho har.iY "f President
t,"Eirt'".
Tf" Fr. -id.r. dill M: ask the r"n'
a,ri'- 8. riII, Hr" Immediate STEPS AMI
:"l4 hlr-,F.,s nnthirIc had occurred 80
far rerrSSi,a'ip- I'll" raising nf addi-
,inEal rcNenu".
In tn event that American SHIPS An!
it,. :rc lost: ~ 81 result "f Germany n
Now ..,il.rrarn.' p"ij.'r. tie. President "ill
'.,i:' IL. ,..,tir.-" .'u:iIn"d il Saturday =
address ~ i'.,ncTs--. and 1rp"I' before
,"iu. ss.-ssvi"' ~ AL f''' authority f"r
r...F. .:.Yr.. St.r,.
S"nn'o" Sipin"n- pointed "':i thar
rr.icr L.. =, rhimv special r"l"uu" hill
IL" rnl"utl' "f r"Tt i'i":itrs "f. iuG"htri-
f..s~ Hhr"h IAN l." ISSUED hy ~" S""r"-
,ary ~ tho 'ir..aslrt r.r'l'l ~ Increased
- S:n".nhh non fr.,in t""" .hnh h"n n6W
M: it".r:S~'I
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.CHENOWETH WILL
COACH FRESHIES
spc..I r..a,,en tn IN. 1ntrllis.nc.r

st.c:II r.la.,en tn. InteSencT.
MGRGANTOWN. W. Va. Fob. ~
Fred Chenoweth. OF Philippi. for four
ycars VARSITY Quarterback At West Eir-
ginia. and s"rior in the university this
year. has heen decided urou by the nth
lciic authorities as coach of the fresh
man football team at West Virginia IN
1917. according 10 ahvlcns given out at
the university today: Chenowcth has
not been formally elected, but it has
been known for some time that the
movement was on foot. and il was an
rounced today that everybody In au-
and that the ratification was merely n
Formally.
The position 70 which Chennw"th IS
elected IS n new one. While No VIII oH
technically STYLED as coach OF the fresh
man team. his duties will be many in
addition 10 lhnt. He will act as n
scout for the Varsity and watch It's OPP
ponents play.
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COMBINED CLUBS OF
I. WV. j, HERE TONIGHT
Mem hers If Musical Organization OF
west Virginia University Will
Arrive In wheeling at Noon.

The Cilrr md Mandolin clubs Of the
Wos; Virginia University 10 appear IN
concert IN the Scottish Rite Cathcdrat
auditorium here tonight under the aus
pircs Of the MacaGe;uy i:lub, Will arrive
in Wheeling al noon today. in A. special
coach They VIII hn entertained during
tho afternoon Ivy members Of the alumni
u! tho West Virginia University.
The program /" b" given tonight -
varied nnn. its classical numbers being
intprspersch with many comedy sketch
ed. Tho clubs arc under tha personal
direction Of Louis Black, head OF tho
!nusir department Of the university.
Tickets fnr the event which haro
l,r-n on sale Cor tho past several days
have had a. rapid disposal and it was
announced last night that a. large audi
rncn should hear the FIRST concert RI the
statewide tour.
Following the concert tho Macader1y
club will entertain all who attend the
concert with a dance at III" Eiks Club.
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Yukon. me Arctic city. Hi-yu medicine
/ man
! Ruth smiled so insenuously at III.
laughter. \ row among the dogs Gu.
: short the wonders OF the Outside. and
; by the tim" the snarltng conbatant5
we're separated. SHE had dashed the sIeds
am H E' sa Ifr? III IF M Sha srs on Mason
! worked his whip smartly. and a. tho
dogs ,whined low In the traces. broke
"nl III" sled with the Eee.polc., Ruth
; 4talemnte Nd. who had helped he"
! start. to bring up the rear. strong nun.
; brute that IL: WAS. capable OF telling an
! tx ut blow. no :ould not bear 10 beat
as dog driver rarely does.--nay. al
f; most wept With them in their MISERY.
Come. mush on there. yon poor s"rs-
! footed brutes." he murrnured. inter soy
: load. But his patience was ~ last re-
wardcd. and though whimp"rinS with
pain. they FASTENED 10 Join their fol-
lows.
;; No NOR" conversations, til. toll 81 The
; trail will moi permit such "xtraraeAnce.
AMI - all drsdcring iah"r7. thst OF ths
N"rthinnh trail is the worst. Happy ia
The man who ran weather i days travel
az III" nricc Of S:loncc. and that, on
beaten track. %
! and of ali hear, breaking IaborE. that
nf breaking trail IS the worst. ~ c"ery
strip the great wnhhed ah~s sinks fill
| IN" snow is level with the knee. Then
mp. straight M. the dnviatio! Of fra:,
! zion Of All inch hning certain rr"cur-
J snr OF disaster. III" sr"wshe mist Ia
, lifted till the surface il cleared: ihnn
| forward. down. ard -;hr oil"r foot "a
! raised perp"ndicula-f% Cor Tie mailer ~
| half 2 ward. TTc who tries this for tha
! tirst tima. # happy he avoid bringing
his sh""s in iams"run rr"pnnuity and
! measures vol his length Oh tho Irrac!'-
: "rnuS footing. will give NJ exhausted q.
; tho end Of Il hundred yards: II" who can
! keep out If tho way "f III" dogs for -
"hoIr day may we'll crawl into his
! csping-hag with n clear r"nS''"n'"
F; and a pride which ra*scIh all UNDER
standing: and hr who travels twcntr
sleeps IN tho Long Tai! If Il nan whom
! tho gods may envy.
The afternoon wore "n. and Win ;:l1
! awe. born "t III" Whit" Sil"n"". ~"
| vnirelesS travellers hru: 1" thcir work.
Nature has many tricks wh"rcwith she
! cnnvinc"s man Of hi: tuitr--'ilc cease
/ loss flow ~ the tides. tn" nrT "f ne
; storm tho shock NJ the sarth1nH k". II"
long roll of heavens ar'ilcry-hut IN"
J most tremendous. tho r1n*i SIMPLIFYING
IF all is tho passive phase "t III" "hit"
SiIrilrr. All rov%Incr, cease" 'hc SKY
clears. III" heav'n& arc - hrras<: ~"
man b+eon~s ;imih ahf-!-ht"h ~ tn.
sound Of his own voice. sole *p-rN ~
liz" iourirc:ing n"rnss I'll" Sh"stlE
! wastes Of dead World. hr -" nh'.s 4;
hfs .sudari,-. realizes tlIat hi1 "a ma:
rnt's Ufn n"thir= wore. STRANGE
Thoughts ari"" iIuSuinn"nHh. '''1 fuo
m-.;cry of All tl:irG= Strives for utter.
anrr Aud tn" fear -: death. ~ ''o,i. ~
tL, universe comes over him.-th- h"ps
Of tho Trs,Irrrc,inn and the life. th"
warming for immortality. ~" lain
striving ~ The ;mprtsnn"'l "Sse'''--t
is hen, II ever. m7n wallis ATONE. WIN
I;,,G
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|GENE !IADDEN JOINS SYRACUSE
NINE IN APRIL; OTHERS LEAVE
MONT WEEKS OF ELM GROVE, WILL
GO TO MASON CITY. IOWA,
APRIL 2c.
Baseball Strike AMI prospects OF Wa
With Germany Docs Not Deeef
Interest In Game.

| Even though :hr hass ball dinn'"ndS ~
tho Wheeling district Hr" covered VIII u
SNOW and swept by T"id "iitHt Hh"'E
continually. aui t.. !:pinma'N hrta'''
with ct;rmauy * thr"ut|n'n. l" P"' -
crimp into things in h"n"i''. VIM
Iav" f'uli4. with strike 49, H'.i Pt' ""
lar h"ppy. $ 'd"clrrInG "rgaiIii::d naS'
ball IL doomed" IT, fans III tn' eI'H
Aru"-Iran gam" ar Discus. 'hS ~, pro-
b. bis achievements: at TIA" i'''aI plaE''.1
VIM l.:,Ic sil"rrl, !ur t"tlmii.i. ';tiHrS'
IL th,. miner leagues.
t'urrniu;:I ~ ih,' dls,iSst"nS =: cen"
Madden of Elm Lir"V". Ina! n'S 80,
year with III. S.rnrus', team 81 'h"
Scu York Stsin league where h. vas
farmcd nut by III" rI'isburEh MAJ .tha'!'
Madd.u. nra,lr Hlr IN: Iahi- r"rf ri az =
ha.isnIHu and uutti-l'l"r. Ills r'"' ~ "''H
~ such impurt 'lI1i Wnen ~ va ''
iaascd ny ;hn fi'tshur-n lirh'"S al w.,
clrse Of tho season - Eiru'iGri'n'n. 81
the Southern lcasu'. III" Syrar'iS' own
I ers Immediately hpLzht him "ut:iEht
and hnyc notified the I'D /" .c2"rt Ter
! training April or | !, -.
Tho Fikn district h"as'' not on! 81
one playc: who has rad: :nrj ~ ~
ball but has aro'h star ~ cMrl,.
Weeks. of Triadnlphia. Weeks has br'n
on tn. receiving lin" * ;h' Aia*viI ny
IowaI. team Of the rhr"'Fl lFaEn" h"r.
Ing III. pas; >'ns''I al VIZ '','i' ~
ApriI. IL Ia. v"'o'y"I n''ii'j"A''"n nat
! thn sprirE irain!I: viii IN c"inrfHn''I
April O.. so
+ Two uthar youngsters who bhLc maa?
I good in local >a:ni-rrhfsSa."n1l nase ID +
wiIl arncnpany Weeks /" Ms<"n ClI.'
and VIII Ia siv.u :, t'y"H: '!'t< spr,ns;;
They Or" Frank ''I":@t" Hint r. am
, Carl Harris. rh": W ny ;'r ""S'-l lhS
in III. cut ticld. purnS the *ra>HH 'Hsl
, year tie youngsters ht't"I "l"N'
: am rrort ;-;.,~, som" 81 ;i"' D' 81
known rilr;r;Ts in ~" ,'hi Ea.lH%: ,n,
Thor, ar, r..rIl lin: ID III Inc
ristrirt WIZ viii rrhb dis l"itN' 'i'rI
ing .hu ,rorniIS sprttl;. 'lIi''f St'''"
| Of tho minor l"aS3' fr2r...
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N E E D N E w
0 V F. r G. O A T S ?
DAN !. says:

There IS Il prnNrrb that
out Of every ten mrn, nine
arc women. But whether or
not You accept this, we are
sure that out Of every ten
mon. rIiur need new Over
coats. Especially is This true
when. kra1l> Quality Over
coats can br purchased III,
prices like these:
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On 4 Slender Thread.

WASUT N,;TpN FL. i.--t.nutInuar'":
"t 'itI.l"ntatiC relations between the
i-;lIi..I Si"f'. ana tu=' -I1HlIEGr"
~, 'l."'far"h h'r" I'neit 10 rest nu u
r"r' >i""h"r thread. with 4 rari'i "N-
''Cana;' -! Iis"* taking rlr'" IN an
'i"'.uih n'."g f"rH # Saving rp.
-. E.uti" h"J..I>>s- situation.
"" rs:.s''!l,. -" ,':'mditiun in " hi"h -
world leHN" prisoners who's" iuI"r"S' =
~" a"w cared 49, ~ ttu"ri''ar diIi"-
r1>f aud iis' ;ItIii'y IT amy further
! l'ui ely Form: si'i. iHk', tffiTi:iit l"a II
! l" r\t"u'i tn. hr"gk with Germany !"
| Au~:ri:.- Nu"rn'I'. .'"ral protest against
,:s":'1"'$ ;'rii',. ~ "a rGfhis$5H".sS r.
! :.l' :" "a," n>"u a'-e,lIatrir driven
: hr::I" r. III" nr"sr S.rI"uS St". short ~
~" t',ni 'h:, "'Tu::I" '%,ut1 IIk". SINH
! lar :ri;"m NSliiIs; Austria j. thought
(; r.r Il, ~" i.!S;i:i..l unless Austria pr
! ,i;itat"$ rh.. n""r>sslir herself.
II = estimated tn th.. t'Eit"d sales
/ through tho belliGAr"nt interests shn
] represents in Austria AMI the Austrian
interests she repre.Hnts in hostile roun-
tries. cares for sell fv',r million mil, d,
| tarr prisoners besides several hundred
! thousand civilian prisoners. II Austria
J were to 80 through the fornaiity ut en-
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crarr Ennfinad.

rH1fAnr:LFHIA. FeF'. III! E9H p Ut
vtr,rtInns from Washington. w: II. HeS-
So W. ,,oIiector nf pnr, tonight ordered the
oif,ccrs and crews If tho German linrrS
prinz nshar and Rhsetia and the Aus;
,rIan mcrchantmam francnnla rnnt'. ,,s
A. thcir Ics.clr The guard about ~"
.h;,v ,.,r materially irrrca%nI after tHa
order b"ramc effective. The three crew"
urrrcyatc about fifty mcu.
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NJ PORN battalion.

TNIN,@ETNN. =. I: F.D. II! ,1T,I ,,
r:r;cr irihhcn. president "f Princeton
1!r;,,r.ii, ann0un"rH ~ rhar"l scr
NE r.,dal .hat rr"'i'i"naI hailHi,""
would IL. .,nm"diat"ir t"rr"r" ~ w"
f ,,,,J.rrT.dua,"S WIN desire 10
rr,.,i.c in,tr,,-,i"nr it, Tho manual m
err,s X. obligation. y" said. WOULD I've
InycI-nd ir Joining III" BATTALION II es
;nr ruroi. "a university m"n*lr" l"r
tJ,,> nj
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Calmly Received.

STOCKHOLM ,,ia l.nador. r"h. a.
Private advice" from Eeriin say tho
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT uf H." rupture Of reIa :.
lions hetweou th" United Stai"S and
Germany Was received with cnn'par3-
1.-Two calm by III" people.
".IndcinC by the news received from
the nitst States. TIM feeling theTs
against the Germans il lnrnmparahir
moro hitter than the feeling here hgalnS'
Americans. says dispatch from
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bound in American ports led tn an ALL
thnri2ed statement from 'hr govern
incnt tonight that $urh Il step was not
even Lumlrr consideration. !! WAS point
81 OUT that whil,' part authorities WOULD
talk" necessary prr'IuI rnS - protect
property aud safeguard navigation. for
III" government /" "Ui." theS" ships. III
american harhurS as visitors n'Id"'
their own flag. would bc IN aggression
Thrl might he construed as h"st!!" 30
irrniani
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EnnhahxY Notified.

L,tNptlN. Feb. 4.--Thc AncrlcaIi I'll
,asvv thjs morning received formal no
titira,inn from washington to assSon n
,,, ,s,i,pjn Tho British government
vas tas; adyisrd at ,hc time that owing to
The ssvnranr" % diplomatic relations
,hr United States has ceased 10 repre-
-ont Rritish interests III 'rsT"l'"'
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Stormy Protest.


MADRID. Feb 4.-Th" i!lIPdVV q
SAYS IL understands that reply by the
Sna rfsi, uoyayrn,ent 10 tho German note
Regarding unreS,rfrtcd submarine "ar,
th.t il will b. IN the form Of strong
nro,est, Tho ,.ontcutinn Of Spain IL IN
SorstHod nv this newspaper 10 he that
the torrrdoins Of neutral steamships IN
the manner threatened ~ n"' 'u'"''
lied hy International law.
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BOSTON. t'et. It'll" crews o. i've
German steamers Ru1 one Austrian az
n tSis nor, wcre nrd"roA confined TO their
vessels YES. In orders received hy local Gus
toms otfirals from the treasury ncparS-
ment ut Washington TO-DAY. MRn: ntssii
hars OF the crews had left their EcSseIs
within the last TWO tlays. most at them
With WIFI" persoHal BELONGINGS and S SthsTs
with parts Of the steamers r9ulpme;n,
About 4U0 men are Affected; fr"N,s ~.
, ,v:.s made for increa sing the Suar'a
ahoi,t vnsscls 70 cnforc" tho ord"r.
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dorslnS Germans stand, lh@ r'llf W.

dorsing Germans stand. lh@ r'ilH ""r"
would b." entirely Withdrawals ,.,...
C,ff;,,,,s orr rctivcul about discuss
ing ,hr st,natiru aud viii not confirm o.,
deny "1 s~p"ri* rhai .Nnstris l.% informed re-,
Tia I-uitrd states &C it, Idh"rrnt" IT,
ticrmAn>'S suhmar'mr r"I",H ~ ",.,H
ing mo rrrrip: ~ long 'liSIa;rh rom
amUassa.:rr ,'cnflrld i, Vienna Ecstrr,
Gav mnnn, This dispatch !. kn""n 20
haye hcnu confused and +" h"NS TalS',i
- dsrIs;nu i: reached b, ,lir stat" de-
partrNrni.
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Not via Denmark.

I.0NnyN. Feb A.-Thc NopcHnaK"H
correspondent Of the Exchange lete-
graph Company wires that IL !Hm"IuG 'a u, +,
ar" forced 10y Developments E." derar'
iron, Germany they probably Will jour
urv by way Of Switzerland and spain
moi via Denmark.
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VESSELS At HONOLULU
Continued from Firs. 7agc.)

OF commission. No confirmation
could be obtained.
While collector Malone WAS II.
Hoboken. a platoon of Ia" lnilcc
was hurriedly sent TO the Hudson
river piers at l335th Street. wh"r.,:
five German liners arc locked.
Upon their arrival it. was aNnounc-
cd that the officers ANA crews OF
the vessels had been Forbidden 1"
come ashore. The police assert
cd they were ordered -. await tho
arrival OF Collector Malone. No
explanation OF the hurried now
1ueur OF customs officials and po-
lice was forthcoming from those
in charge. The guard on the piers
at Hobokeu was doubled in less
than an hour.
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Brahl's Attitude.

RIO LANElKO. Brazil. Feb. It'll"
ForciEn Minister. H.. L.aurn Muller. mas
boon in conference" during tho last tWeH-
;y.t0;Ir hours with President NHnr"slnu
Rra@. and with members Of tho dipl"-
nlatir corps.
lic is also in constant communication
with the brazilian Embassy At Wash
ington. The Brazilian reply. "a the Ger
! man note regarding naval warfare prob
ably will he made known tomorrow
There is reason 70 believe that III" at
litudr maintained ny Rrazil up TO the
present time will und~cvo Il change as
II result Of recent Developments.
In this city the hrnaK in relations hn-
tween the United States and Germany
created a deep impression and the ac-
zion Of the American government was
approved enthusiastically The League
uf the Allies adopted :; resolution urging
the president or Brazil to put mn end 10
tho criminal neutrality which shnmrS
us before the world and Injuries us eco
nonicaliy and financially. while causing
us TO hc suspected by the allies as pas
siva acconpiiceS OF the German govern
Irnn;.
1,o. ~ In.
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Difficult ProblelM.

WASH1N'iTbN. Feb. w Nal 800
% t,Er with regard Ia American n'cr-
chant ships sailing for tho war conc
whether to arm, ,hem. provide CONVEYS ~
let them gu unattended and nnarmr q;
or hold them in port. is proving on" 90, o.,
the most difticul; questions arising out
~ ,hc I;ermsn crisis Up 10 tonight IN"
ST. sfa teT d ti4 vas standing on It's AZ.
not,ncad opinion that II WOULD hr wiser
10 rostunne #ailtuSs for a fe" Gays d, ''
,,,.,o noIi.y r.u which depends {" large
, degree IN" future steps in III" Snhm"-
rInc issu". ,>oi,,cd
Individual ship owners. II VAS puin!ra
out today. arc free 10 lake "hHleN'' a.
ton their own Judgment dictates
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MANILA, Feb. t.--CuStomS officer:
have completed their examination 81
the informed German boats. Nine o
them had their engine rooms wrecked
and several had fires burning undc'
empty boilers.
Customs launches and naval vessel;
will act as a patrol guard around thu
steamers. II is said that. some q
the German boats have explosives OF
board, and that they may be used II
case they arc seized.
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retueHo HreathS.


WASHINGTON. Feb. with "TcrE
rrecau:iouarv measure npM th"tSnI -"
disable already taken the war an"
Navy Departments waited -onlEhe ~.
a., DEVELOPMENTS tnas nIaE CAL lc'' TIES
urss TO protect American rights al sea
By force.
S., far no steps oC actua! wa'' rf"para-
pom have been taken. Speaking 10 =
delsratton Of Cleveland business m"H
who passed through shr city to0a* ana
called at the War Department. SecEc-
tary Baker said:
we arr. all between Two br"lthS hE?>
We have taken one BREATH AMI are we're
ering whether ~, Will have. 70 ,t''" tna
other. VIC are hoping for tho best
Secretary Baker and Secretary Dan
ieis were both at theI. offices dhrula t''I
day. Tbs latter conferred WIKI :Ntntr4
BENSON, Chief OF Operations. l.a."c II
vas learned shat = r"ra' 81 N" MANI
r,,rors at,oa, Y. ~:"rdHy and LndaE have
baen investigated ana
Found Unfounded.
Oor ~ these was the report mat INC
Des,roysr Jacob .Jcnc., ut tho rhiladsl
bhia nav Yard had come - t>r dock
In a sinking condition and that y 's:ni-
Der of her crew had been put in irons for
having orersd t!"r s':e '"IE"S lie an Ak
tempt 10 sink her. -linl!ral Benson en-
piatned that tho h.lgc pUTnS ht the
vessel had failed to work properly. ana
that the discharge valves had acted as
syphons, H. comou occurrences. sucking:
some water ii.to rho ship h"f"r" !, WAS
aoticed.
Another utficia! report that thar n"
crews Of the iut.:rr,tl German ::liGcr:'
krcnprinz Nilheirn a"l l'.ir% ttthrl
Frnidrich. a. tn" rhiiadcipnia wAr' VIZ.
etlll aboard their ships. captain Russell.
conmandant 9; ;Ee yard. r"po'scd h.
telephuns tia: H." mad :akcu rHeaual''
rrecautioas - protect rho shir~. ont hal
not found it necessary ~ r"m"r" III"
rrers.
has directed .ilat every in''ri'nt "''"'lrr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05

>SITINt;TnN: Feb. 1. -Ner>!s:"nt
-snrr,s ~ !,rlrrdinx seizure of Ger
man rrrigh, and passenger ships var
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
Mexico Neutral.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 4,-Gencrat
Carranza was notified last night BY
the Associated Press OF the: rupture
OF diplomatic relations between the
United States and Germany. ne ue
clined 10 make any statement, out an
Immediate member OF his official ram
lily announced that he was lTeparlnS
a declaration of strict M,'Slcah as ,.e
rrality in case OF war between the Two
countries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
NeTa Censorship.

LoHrnS. Feb. j+.--RcuIrr,s IN, En-
tn n.rInrk this afternoon no news hau
bcen received th"rc from GERMANY re re-
intinr t. III" ,ierman-American cr;S,s
The censor has prevented the eeu sa
! Of German newspapers acr"SS t"' ''0''
tier 10 HOLLAND.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
Continued Wednesday,
downright 1909 BY Jack Loador. Al!
RiShtS &asorved.)
Do You Find Fault With Eyeryeody!

On You Find Fault with Everybody?
An irritable. fallt-fnding disposition
is often due 10 A disordcred stomach.
A man with good digestion j. nearly
always good natured. A gr"a; many
have been permanently benefited by
Chamberlain's TabI"'s. after wears Of
suffering. These tablets strengthen
ihe stomach and enable il In perform
It's functions naturally. ohtalnable
everywhere.
The Tasman!an govern'nrnl naS
damned a large lakN aud Dun.
nower that will be distribut edugn
hover that is TO be distributed
throughout the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
Metoictnr In Italy.

| ROME, Feb 5 tvii. Tari:, tcT. 49,. -
!, brc"Ein- off diplomatic relattonS win
Germa = was received her" win ihs
Srcatcs, .rejoicing The opinion II 81
dressed on ever hard that great IAlme
ettachrs 10 the action OF the must ro"-
ent'i ~ nnutraIs which Is construed as
Implving tho moral support at INC l nit
ed States for the entente allies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05

There are a number Of women mn.
ers enjoyed in Bohemia. and their
average rate of pay is IS cents day:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05

i;7c around :ho raT" yards p" prompt"
inl"St S1t"d. \ r#vE der waS At wprS
t1Gt> examining III" German ship L.l"h-
CnT'l' which sunk i'll charleston. :. =.
hhrhnr uud"r Su$II"I"uS circumstances
E'hs work If nsrertNiuln- til" actual
Gauge 80 ;hf sinking v i'll be continued
tomorrow and tn. Nuvy Department eX-
ItrtS 4 full report
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-03-26
By WILLIAMSON


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war;
a it or
Mdh
never h pb being
6h dd Monaghan elan dopyf mh Ig gkn alarming scarcity
Of God products he Government gngm nov compulsory Hyh til every hi owns
d mdyh b ptg y or d we'll as Hogs in he larger of
gil o idea What acre produce an do