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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15

R. 0. Robbins, returned last night
from Atlantic City, where The spent
his vacation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15
ONCE IN A WHILE
vania.

Won want printing done in a hurry.
amr office is.sst your service day or
|iiiilI :, sts: s!::: 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15

J. w. Reeves and family left yes
terday to visit Mr.. Reeves mother,
at Mccormick, South Carolina
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15

Mrs. L. c. Dankleman, who has
been visiting friends in Baltimore,
has returned to her home in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15

Dr.. Vivian P. Berry has returned
from a visit to friends and relatives
in King George County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15

Misses Mary McDermott, of 1112
Prince street, and Naomi Schwarz-
mann, of 21S north Alfred street,
left Sunday morning for weeks
visit in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Moncure are
receiving congratulations upon the,
arrival of a daughter, born today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15

Mrs. J. Rhett Motto Of Charleston,
South Carolina, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. l.. C.. Hill, in the Vir-
ginia Apartments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15

Mrs. Lena r. Ross, of this city,
was taken to the Alexandria hospital
today to have an operation per
formed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15

Miss Margaret Mundo, Of Boston,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl.
MCGOWAN, ut their home on south
Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-08-15

Rev E. Y. REGISTER, pastcr of the
NJ. E. church, Mrs. REGISTER, and
grandson, Eldridge R. Duffey, have
gone to Virginia Beach, where they
will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-20
e9hdanf

Der @hludauf 1T enc bduftae unb
niht nir fiirl Sen Htfanenel unonse.
nebm,, fonoer,i aud fhr SIC uingebnns
f.br laitia, nsrbSfs affafjor. Dds
eiaeutumIid f6ntnh, alndisnbe DC
raifd befuB auf elnsua Rfdnapfp bes
3tptrdfsuS. uufb mini Sur4 siat nerl
pSfs grItat5sit beftisey Qdtsn, sbir4
eint falf6e MtmunBAbsf ibsatouem
Wdaen-astpedt. G1ufiaa beota3fst
NAH Il beirftihtu Rhpttn, 81 saa
pisIwaH@ ~aetrunlfn babsKt
,GtpShriin bSst ST eHIudfet -
pI0aIid out, bie sr dnfanSsreifs st@
icu,r,es iii. NiMffdtei iebd@ atist
e cine dstpiHe 6drgnddaftit. nafir
|dpri6t f4On Bic Msuss Ser iossnaa.s
Hen noss. ms Gnrhpdtkiemittsf. I'm
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isommerssit III sdutaen,

Die fbtrtbif4s Mesierune bsauf<
tragic bic psrfditotnsn f&peoifa<n
Beb0r0en. iiber bic Wirtunsen uno ben
Nubsn bsr Sommeraeit Beriht gu ers
ftattsn. 2aut ben bis jsbt einsesanses
men 8eridt.n bat man fdlehte Grab
ruraen nit Der Sommer3eit sema4t;
lopobl Die 9auern tpie bic Jnbuitriels
len baben ii9 barber befdptrt, uno
in beinobe fdmtlihen S6ulen fpuroe,
Iatoem Die @ommer5eit einsefibrt
porpen ipar, cine Riidtebr CUR setpObns
liden 3eit binnen tursem pieber pors
senommsn. SIM ausemeinsn bat man
ben Ginbrud. oob bic Sommsraeit
ben erften uno lesten Sommer IN
Shtpeoen erlebt bat, unb oab Die Dor
ieile Der Reform nidt burd beren
Vahfeile oufgehohen iperoen.
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Miutter.


Oft our Nodt, nie traumbenommen,
sore i5 aus %fernftet Weiten
Qeife, Ieift @dritte Iommen
unb elm Manbeln fojie ouf 3eb'n
uno Elm punoerfodtes @leiten,
Qeife, pie Ole Mitter lareiten,
miitter, Sic mad aranfen febn ).
oft, felt meirer ainbheit fdon
Sat ser alons mein 9er3 beiiest.
Dieter feline Wunoerton.
Der in fernen @dritten liest.
Raum bot i'm bas DIR pernommen,
Wirb bas 0era bon Hube nteosr,
Meib: Nun miHen 9dnbe tomnen:
uno bic 9Gnbe iinfen nieber,
I'm 5u linbern, I'm gu ftiGen =.
6errli9 mar IS, franf gu lein,
uno id liebte faF bic pein
Damn Inn folder Sdnoe piaen
@pGter oft, in bonsen Sturloen,
Menn id f9eu unb ansitbetlommen
Webes trug unb SeelentDunoen,
9Drte ib bas ferne aommen
nnb bas Mdnbelu tpie auf 3sbn.
nnb bas munoeriudte Gleiten
Qeife, pie bic Mitter f4reiten,
Mditter, bic mad aranfen iehn -.
NGber -. nab, -. oas peibperidne1tt
2iebe 9oupt mar fdon our Site,
l1no Ole 9dnbe fanten pieoer
so ipie emit poq SBen nitber.
I'm gu linbern. Inn an ftilen -.
uno es ipurben JeierftunOen.
unb ia fesnets bic Mnnben
Damn I'm FOLDER 96nbeiipilen -.
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L
nieocren. ieniterloicn 5eiiunes0rried
Der 9allf pom GnalaHb. CIR itritf
Die lange, graue Sront entlana nllo
bog I'M Ole Gde bon Slo 8rodoitreet
uno itano Dor eiler Siire nit Der
Meilingtafel: vSobn @iloiug mo
aompugnie". Gr plBte nidt, mie
Ell oobin gefommen. gr fab lid bic
aeid)lolielcu Roalooen on, Dies alt
franfilde, ifmale, hod)giebeliee
Sails, an Dem fpeiter nidlts Selon-
oereS 5l benlerfen NOR, nilo es gina
ibm nit einem lciien sSrolteln nurdp
BEN aopf: Milo oa lit es %aeidlelRul
Ga bat lid nnier Sdliflal %crfiiIlt.
GSurtiesdnr fptQt)
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lMoIs uttn AobIe.

@ir boIten bic bette apbie nnb bas
bette 8rerutbols. Brobiert llns. @tase
@sub e GpaI Company. Grodett 6035
@eues GeIebbou 1911.
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dndf Yrtft Tit s as; yNnp0d ben 20 9uni 1917.

ertt fpett ettfernt, Damn ndper hHD
ndber.
sMuf einmal fliest er beron, iebt fia
auf Den @rensitein, gIobt mid NIT
feinen atpei feurisen Ruseln I'M &opfe
10. setptdtis an, dig mibte mir fiirds
ten Dor ibm. Damn gent e. Elm paar
1aute:: u bu h!r Ing eiaB
binaus = uno fort 1T bet nddtlide
Rubeit0rer tpieber.
Gin mp5teri0fes Gliftern uno Raus
men sebt burh Bic 9aumtronen. Der
Malb 'fGinst sebeimnisDon gu raufhen
an. Gine buntle Molte perbii4t bas
Monolidt, ben @lan5 Der Sterne uno
perfinftert. bic oberelfdHifden gefilos.
Die S9einlperfer in ben 9ogefen
iperfen erene 8lise ins 2anb BIN
unter. Mm @renaftein miro es
minutenIans beIidter Sag. Da uno
bort fteigen 2eudttuseln gum na9ts
li9en !9immel empor. 0te beiben
5einbe reger unb bepegel fih. Die
Grbe eraittert = 70 ftarf, als mIros
bas gauge Weltseb6ube aus feinen
Jussn fabren. M}tt niegeabnter 6efttgs
felt oonnern bic 4anonen beriber uno
.rfareden peit ins Sdpeiaerlanb binz
cir Den friebliden @9ldf.r. :
Die Mafdinensetpebre fnattern aus
70 GROCER Ndbe, oab einen @eben uno
90ren pergebt. @ranaten trepieren,
- 8omben plaben. Dort briben
fpieIt if9 elm aompf ob OUT 2eben
unb Sob. 8lutis rot fdrbt fi@ Der
| ndhtlidei 9immel. Cine Mnaabl
6du'er seben in Glammen ouf. Die
gepobner flidter. Wiele muHen tire
gauge 6abe nnb Gan,ilienanseb0s
rige I'M @tide IaHen = auf Mimmerss
pieoerfeben. Gin berbes @efdid fit
unfere norbpeftlihtn Ranburn.
! Die gauge Nadt binburd irddt g
- probt "a lL'fndfttrt Il, unb bsim
| 9oeesgrauen futrsn Sitttt iibetm
g~ren5fein bic yropsner 5iD.itr Glie'
get. Die Siernt pesfnpinben
Ser Monb budt fid unb bic Ras
nontn perffumrlen. Gin ~slibnbes
| Jriibrot bridt BON Often berauf unh
Diolett fdrbt fid .Oer Gent. Dtr
Sag bat bic Nadf befest. Gin fluz
res, rotes Gi9t lbersiebt bic Dosefen,
ben Sura, ben sdpdrSfDdlb unb bda
s.ansladlidt RriDstdrb.
Mbsr briben til Gliab bat BIZ
ariessfurit sstpitet. Der Ramp1
fposte Fin nnb Der. linadhI9e Ge:.
b0fte fnb sufammensefdoHen, BIZ
wGlber serit0rt, BE, Jtlbtr btrtpiifs'
--3um {ounbfobieltenmoI snno a1,i
IN elmer einaisen 0a&t
Gs fdoubert siner1 betm 4nblid
. bisf.r 9~erbesrunsen. unb ons S6td.
fall Der auf oas bGrfeffe betroffener
BeD0Iftruns sreift einsm ans 1ers,
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Golunro 8 *anac, ocntfdfcr
3cditsanunlt, oamo. nno Grbidmits-
Nmgclcgembcitcn. 60i-6U2 Mspore
BUILDING, SRI. Grnfrtt itS2
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er mar jest ldpll tief IN ser 9itu

Gr war iest ldpn tief nj Der 9ity.
Gr lab nid)t cine lebenoe Seele
ringslum. Ood bort al Der Stra-
Benedc ltnnoen ein paar @eitaltelE-
buarboupt, IN ate aobleniafe ge-
biiat, nit perglaitcn Sd)napsaugeil
Hahttiere, pie lie @bitehapel brit
ben allsipie. Sic lud)ten Gigarrells
Itullnucl pom gnben auf, S%ralgell-
idolelt, @clniiie, uno uerlorcn lid)
brllnlntenb i'm 0nlfcl. Selmut
Wfcrfer iub ibnen nad ulo oad)te
iid]: nSbr Emlpcrsl. BIN id neml
reid)er oils ihr2 Scute nodJi Mber
merul id morgen Die Hednung I'M
@otel fir mid uno Die Meillen be-
5ubIt bab', bob id ilnsefobr 9eraoe
nod 10 piel mic ibr. atanilidl
nid)ts
er Tolto lld) ouf cinnol Dor nrn
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Am 6reufeul.
Cine GpHsps ssn her GHaKer Gtsnst.
Hsn 9sftS5 9f4ai.

Ur0De AM 2UQLDIQHO lleyl sSls oel
@renajtein bort, no Elm larger
aipfef enmeiaerqebiet nett ms 81,
fob Ei~nein4uot. Gin 3afeIifraud
feBts bi6t baneben, unb an beibsn
Doriiter fabrt Gin T9nlaltr Saumtpeg.
Muf Ser einen @eitt bitfes ,Gren5iteins
lit bas Wort ,@9weis4 auf Der
onosrn .M.iaslanbs" ~einsraOisrt.:
3tpei gtaattn trti,nen lid bier nno
and N0Iftr. Muf Der eiiien @eite bic
fes gren55feines reben Ranonen, mat
tern Bic Mafdinene.tDebre, pIasen bic
Bomber unb 9anbsrnndten; @tbOfte
stuefbtn au{ammensdMofm Jtfosr
unS Mdloer pertDiftet unb aeritOrt,
auf Der tanbern Gtite ftebt cine Ghar
@&meiaerfDlbuten ieben Musenblid
fdaS6ereif. 6rsn5tpa9pDfttH NO. ~
an Gren3Tein felbif bort Der Rriss
auf, fanst Ser Jritbs an. Diier
0renaifein 1T Elm @pmbol;- unb 5uz
aIeid Elm prddtiser MusFbtspuntt.
DiHt feben ibtn rebrpe i'd Ylab nno
IoHe Intins @fids ius glfab htniibsr
fhpeiftn.
MunDerpou gtht bic MMguifionne
l6rem unIergans entsesen. Rein
Northumberland rnQt htrIbtr, Der
Rrfeo lat cine farae Wtils r~aufstbOrt
- iMtinbdy aufat6Sft. MbeY bort
briiben faiiern hsutfhe nnh fran5Gis
fMts @6Ibcfen ,auftinaJl6er lnllnters
broAen. unb 70 asfponnt ME bic siez
riasn Wefien ber Miffe. Sang lti&t
fteden fe. ibrt RDpFt aus ben gtdben,
- au 3rpeienS.- su Dubenoen au
f~unSerten, un0 binter hem sDritten
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gete1t gud u~nieren freien 9atalos
fir Gamers unb gefIiigel : Sorra1e.
eater Geeb g., 420 @nosSlorsS Sfr.,
San Gntonio. EeTas.
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Someu unD WeFiigelfuttcr.

;Sreo etaffet, 3f9 OF . Commerce
ctr. Sen, @etreibe, 8arterss nno Se1os
Iamen, Gefliigelfntter, Snfubaforen-
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THE HOTEL

@as beSeutet ,Ebe Gisbteen"? gas
bette Sotel fir bas tpenislte @elo IN Gan
Mntonio. 3immer SOC. Ius9e5e1denele
Mohrseiten 25e. Niebrige Spe5talra.efl
Der ISOLDE. SAD frei. grodett 6277; Sn
e~entroIer 2oae. 3O2 Siib<Glarno Ctr.
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HOTEL ALAMO

1926 alamo Elasa buTbi9 moblierte
refine Gunner. SOC, 75c 81 peg 2ag,
$3.50 n1to a~uitpdrts per 9Sode. gunner
init 2 8eften $500 per Bod)e. @lles
$elepbon grodetf 65S.
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c. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works
SdnSler in @nronare, Defen INN
Bfehtpooreu. Brattii1er &1eusprer rr1o
Dnd6oeder. 934 OFT Z Commerce Straz
Sc. SeIephon srabis 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23
HUNDREDS Of ROTAR|AN5 HERE
FOR Bic DISTRICT NEE TING
Best of Good Fellows From Three States Given the Glad
Hand by Wheeingitss- Interesting Convention Pro-
gram Of Two Days Has Been Arranged.

over in his grave with Il chucklc
The Rofar;anS #re Il bunch Of the best
men IN the country and are always
doing something for III" uplifl Of so
ciety and n the same time injecting
into life the things that makes a
"Roat' proud that h., is affiliated with
such an orsaniZatIun
Delegates Coming By Hundreds.
YeSt"r,!ir nPt"rn"nu h"lcgatcS from
tn" wolverine. i:uCIirE" ami Mountain
states hrEan arriving for IN" third an
nHa! rnni.-r"nG" "f th', S"Srath diSIr:r:
ni tho International a$Sus.tas'"n q; Rot
ary clubs They continued II arrlr" VI
.nIii la" last night ami this morning
there mii! bc m"Hr IL irNah" th" city
At 5:2J O'clock. Euv"rnur Jacob :. Us
valid % ani". ard delegation
from MicfiSau cam" in over tn.
Raititnnrr !, OHIO. At N. sam.
time OVER the S;Lnl" -";ti ''HrI.
delegates from Columbus. H,uua
Lima ard Sprincncid. pii" clubs. Soy.
en- O'Clock III" Wheeling and Lake frir
brought many I;oturians and th"il
wives from Canton. Akron Alliance and
tConttnued on Page Etght3
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PATRIOTIC NEW ENGLANDERS IN
VAST PREPARATION. FOR DEFENSE

arouse further public srAliment for
preparedness.
Several interesting developments
were announced. An armed boat pa.
troll manned from tho cri.ws OF tho
ships at the navy yard frorl sunset t0
sunrise. All craft founj in these
waters will be subject toStnspectlon.
Guards al the navy yard :piers were
given rifles in addition to t:leir pistols.
Another call for aviatort' was made
and five new units Of cos.st defense
reserve mon from Tufts College were
added Ia the force alIsady being
trained a large group O. telephone
girls offered their services without
pay for evenings. for the saturday az
ternoons, Sundays and Holidays. A
unit Of thirty experienced wireless
operators. all women ara girls. al
ready had been enrolled II the coast
defense reserve corps.
The coast Harvard unit 20 enroll in
The naval coast defense sJ'eserVe is
headed by John ParkinsoE Jr.. for.
mrr football star and Gne OF the
quarterback men Of the" Cup Irlal
Boat Reso!utc.
BIueiackets from The ;battleships
Georgia, Virginia and Nebraska
brought 80 applicants into the line
as a result Of their days york at re-
.crui;ing. = =
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WASHINGTON, March. 22. - Word
that a European neutral might of1er
mediation to prevent open war be-
tween the United States and Germany
has come 10 1.-THE administration With
out causing surprise or in any way
affecting the governments plans S1or
Injecting the situation fdlEed by SUB.
marine ruthlessneSS. SufS proposal
; is regarded here as nothing more than
another scheme. fostered:6y Germany
with the hope of confusing the issue,
land possibly dividing sentiment IN
this country. while the destruction o.
iAmerican lives and ship3;on the hign
seas continues.
Al the state department today Off
;cials would neither denyfnor contrm
that the government already haa'
been approached on thif, subject, al
! Though it was admittaG informally
that some such move w;HS NOT unex-
pected. 1t was very rmphatlcally
stated that no suggestion of mediation
ior discussion would hes considered
unless it was accompanied by aoan-
donment Of illegal assaults upon
American shipping. il course 10 which
there is no reason for believing the
imperial government IL giving
! thought.
! Everything in Homes Done.
! The feeling IN all quarters here Is
that the United States has with in
finite patience and forbfurance done
everything possible wig: honor 10
avoid The virtual state OF war now
existing through German aggression.
So long as this aggression continues,
officials say, there is nn;hins to be
done but enact measures, ,of defense,
and no basis exists for discussion. =.
| During the ten days that must
elapse, before, congress assemblies in
response, TO his call. President Wilson
! will girr\cIose personal :qttention TO
preparations going forward through
the war and ,Hpavy departments. He
saw no callers. today but was IN
touch with both of the departments.
One Of the duties he performed was
! the signing of formal proclamation
suspending the eight-hour:, law as ap-
piled to plants engaged o1tnaval work,
a step authorized by cnagrcss as y
lpart OF the general plans for. speed
| ing up construction.
council Of national detanse. today
called the council and its advisory
committee of heads Of great Industrial
concerns TO meet here Saturday to dis
cuss how much more work is necea-
sary to put the country ig state OF
adequate preparedness fer defense.
The council already has accomplished
much towards mobilizing all the IA
tions resources, and these results Win
be surveyed ct Saturdays meeting,
! Samuel Gompers. az chaIlnan OF tho
councils committee on lSbor. issued
invitations to a large numlier Of work
men, employers and scientists to 40
cept membership on the,' committee
and attend its first meeting April 2.
Recruiting Stimulated.
| Additional efforts 10 stimulate 70
CONTINUED On PaEe stsht)
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BOSTON. Mass, March 22.-New
England's mobilization for prepared
mess proceeded rapidly today. New
Hampshire appropriated 100000 for
defense. and Maine and Vermont
Through their governors appointed
committees 'on public safety. TIL" leg
islalurc Of New Hampshir" and the
Vermont house of representatives. en-
horsed universal military raining.
Governor Graham. Of Vermont. an
nuunccd that hr would ask 1hr IeSis-
lalure Ia rutr credit for defense.
Throughout the New England coast
line the sreatrst activity was shown.
So prompt has been the response TO
the calls for recruits that IN" heads
Of official and civilian roumtle"s mac
their hands full in examining, enroll
ing and assigning those who could he
'0f service Men. women. hoy SCOUTS
and girls. made up the volunteers.
In EosI"n. preparedness campaign
rrs were particularly busy and the
close of day found much accomplish
ed, While those in authority are TAX
jDr good care not to belray any Sc
crcrs that might be uf value 10 an
enemy. they ar" openly courtlnG such
harmless publicity As may serve TO
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There're here by the hundreds.
Other big delegations are due ;niS
morning, and when the sun shall nave
zone down on Wheeling this evening
there will be about half thousand
Rotartans and their wives from al
paris of Michigan. Ohio and this state
IN this citr. Its the happ!est. glad
,o-be-livin' bunch OF human sunshine
one could fnd in !. mon,h.s journey: !:
"Brish,en the little corner in WHICH
you live" and they're right on ,he
JOB in passing the li&h; a'onS. :
Old Pa Whaeling':' trat"rnlff o'
clad.hantarS met the trains taSt even
ing TO greet their brethern int" re
city OF hospitality and good irLio"-
ship. and they entertained ihel: guests
with program nf fun and Ernl!C that
was no. 10 b" SHenZed at To-day IS
the big day. :ihrrr wiil b" much bus
ness TO be done. lnan? good ihtnGS 10
eat and program thai will DC resu-
lar "yodvil" OF r;h-provoklnS stunts
that Woul make Old Dan Rice turn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23
TROLLEY LINE
.PARKER5bURG
To FA|RMONT 7
ROUTE WILL BE VIA
NEW MARTINSVILLE
Thence Down Ohio River to
Connection With the
Kanawha System.

FAIRMONT, ". Va, March o2.-
Eventual construction OF an interur-
ban trolley system connecting Park
ersburg v. Va. and Marietta. Ohio,
with Fairmont. was announced today
at the general offices Of the Monon-
gahela Valley Traction Company,
which a few days ago took over the
kanaEha Traction and Electric Com
pany. The announcement was made
officials stated, to set at rest various
'rumors concerning such a project
which had started since the Kanawna
companys property was purchased.
3 1t was announced that the route OF
the proposed line is by the ways of
New Martinsville and the Ohio river.
The Warrington line will be extended
10 New Martinsville, distance Of 20
miles. From New Martinsville to
Sistersrille the lines of the Tyler
Traction Company will be used tenn
porarily. The Parkersburg-M Marietta
system will be connected by building
new line about 80 miles long.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23
SIX GERMANS
NOM IN TRIAL
ALLEGED TO HAVE
FIRED MANY. BOMBS
Detective Barth Traps Former
Officers of Friedrich
Der Crosse.

NEW YORK. March 22.---An al
legged admission that money for The
establishment Of a bomb factory IN
Hoboker, y. J.. was furnished direct
from officials Of the German embassy
at Washington. was read today. wnCn
the trials were begun here Of six men
charged with having attempted tC
create a reign Of terror on the hlgtl
seas BY destroying vessels sailing
from American ports with cargocS iul
the Entente Allies.
The defendants are Captain Charles
Won Kleist, Il chemist, who is accused
Of having been engaged in the making
of the bombs: Karl Schmidt. formerly
chief engineer Of the steamship Fried
rich Der Crosse; Ernest Becker. eleC
trician, and Frederick Carbade, George
praedel and Wilhelm Parad"s, aSSl$
tant engineers Of the same vessel.
How the police trapped the alleged
plotters, after bomb explosions in l9l;
had destroyed vessels and rarEo"s
worth upward Of $4,000. 900. was rcClt
ed 10 the jury today. by Henry tiarlh
a detective, who gained thr confidence
Of Won Klcist by representing him
self as an agent of Wolf FuT lG"l
said to have been head of the &c"
man spy system in this country: For
Igel was an attache OF III" German ON
bassy, and returned TO Germany viii
Count Won Bernsturff. former German
ambassador.
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10 pur bombs either in lh, holds 0t
vessels about To h-avn port. or tr e;
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in the instruments Wrr" 81 arranged
AS 10 eat their way into contact WI.
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