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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

81 rlBhtt ENH. ~-r- .~-.@- ---t zH- .---sr-
nice urociz:ysscie nowy. rok akade-
micki. Zwyczajem dawnego uni
wersytetu Kr6lewskiego i Szko--
II glownej m}odziez j profesoro-
vie %zgromadzili sic o godzinic
9-tej rano W kosciel PIP. Wizytek,
ma nabozenstwo ma intcncye roz-
'poczecia semestru zimowego. w
presbiteryum zajeli miejsca: Ku-
|rator obu wyzszych uczelni Bog
dan Hr. Hutton : Czapski, radca
|Schanenburg, rcktorowie: DR.. Jo
|zef Brudzinski i professor Patsch-
Ike oraz dziekani wydzial6w i pro
|fesorowic; kosci6l byl przcpclnia
ny mlodzieza uniwcrsytetu i poll
techniki. Msze sw. odprawi} ks.
pra}at Czeczuf; ma ch6rze spicwai
Choir akademicki. Kazanic wygio-
sill ks. kanonik Szlagowski. Pc ma
bozenstwie odby}a sic druga uro
czystosc odsloniecia zawieszonego
ma szczycic bramy uniwersytetu
|Or1a Bialego. Pred Drama UNI
wersytetu zgromadzili sic obecni
W. kosscielc profesorowie z rektora
mi ma czele, mlodziez zas akadc--
micka tlumnie zalegala chodniki.
Ponad giovanni zebranych powic-
wal sztandar uniwcrsytetu. Od-
sloniecia dokonal rektor DIR. Bru-
dzinski, zaznaczywszy poprzednio
zie OTTO cd dis przybywa nowy Jew
.netrzny znak polskosci uniwersy-
.tetu warszawskiego W postaci Bia
lego Or}a. "Niech zyja Alma Ma
ter! - p%owt6rzyla "a rektorem
m}odziez akademicka Orze1 well
kosci naturalnej W otoczcniu pie
ciu gwiazd z dwicma palmami.
Wzorowany jest ma orlach z CA
SOW Stanislawowskich. Ca}y en-
blemat jest aluminiowy, korona /
gwiazdy z}oconc. Tcgoz dnia o go
dzinic 1szcj pc po}udniu, odby1a
sic picrwsza W roku biezacym l.
martykulacya nowo .przyjetych
student6w. Imatrykulowa} noWy
rektor professor Patschkc.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
Z GAL1CYI

Lwow. Wpisy ma uniwersytct
|lwowski juz sic zakoncZyly. U pro
gu nowego roku szkolnego pisma
|codzicnnc ~og}aszaja daty dotycza
&c ruchu sluchac6w pred wojna
j W czasie wojny. Frekwencya o.
czywiscic bardzo. spadla. Ma kur7;
sic zimowym 1913-1914 by}o. SLY.
chacz6w 1891, W letnim. .kqrsie.
5,532, zas W .zimowym kursie 1915
Is by}o ich 1906, a W kursie let
MIN 1878, Widoczny jest ten spa
dek i PREY przegladzie por6wnaw
czym frekwencyi ma poszczegol--
nych wydzialach. ! tax pred woj
ma liczyla teologia s}uchaczy 1877,
": czasie. wojny 273, prawo pred
wojna. $3.50, W czasie wojny 345,
medycyna pred wojna $50 W cza
sic ,wojpy 1872, filozofia wreszcie
pred wojna LOGO, W czasie wojny.
1923. Zmniejszy}a sic i liczba pro-
mocyi, kt6rych W r. 1914 bylo
PAS, zas W 1856 r. us, do czego
|jednak trzeba doliczyc II promo
cyl z czas6w okupacyi oraz II pro
mocyi tutejszych s}uchaczy, uzys-
kanych W Wiedniu W roku 1914
Is, a wakacyi roku 19l4-15 pro-
mocyi take Ii.
| Uniwersytet poniosf r6wniez
|bardzo dotkliwe straty w gronle
profesorskim. Powr6cil wpraw-
die i wyk}ada professor Beck, pc
zostali przeciez nadal poza Lwo-
wen prof. Dunikowski, decent
DR.. swiecki i DR.. SzumoWski,
wszyscy trzej wywiezieni jalkkIGSsazsaal
|kladnicy do Rosyi, prof. SiierIp,ieh
ski internowany W Rosyi, decent
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
.WlESC1 z OJCZlYl I!
Z PRUS POLSKICH
OLSZTYNA.

Olsztyn. Allensteincr Ztg, dono
81 o wykroczeniach mieszkancow
olsztynskich z czas6w ucieczki
pred Rosjanami. Wykroczenia te
zajmowaly onegdaj sad wojenny
w kilkugodzinnych rozprawach.
Sprawl miala sic Masterpieces:
Wsr6d ogolnego pop}ochu wywo-
1anego najazdem rosyjskim ucickl
tez wlasciciel restauracji divorce
wei p. Rumbler, poprzednio atoli
pozamykaf szczelnie zapasy W res
tauracjif zamkna} tez dobrze swe
|prywatne mieszkanic. Gdy P. wr6
Gil pc dw6ch dniach, przedstawil
mu sic zgrozny widok. Restaura-
cja byla zupe}nie zdemolowana,
wszystkie naczynia %pot1uczone, to
wary i zywnosc leza}y porozrzuca
ne po pod}ogach.N awet meble by
ly zdruzgotane, szyby powybija-
ne. Podobny obraz zniszczenia
przcdstawialo prywatnc mieszka--
ME. Szafy porozbijane, wypr6z-
nione, ma ziemi lezaly resztki bru-
dnej odziezy, kt6ra pozostawiono,
zamieniajac ja ma lepsza, dose, re
wedlug zeznan wl%asciciela wyrza-
dzono szk0d IA 13 do II tysiecy
marek. Gdy nareszcie przyby}a pc
licja ma dworzec, zasta}a tam wy
jaca, pijana, tluszcze oko}o $50 lu
dzi z Olsztyna i okolicy, wykrzy-
kujaca, re ''teraz wojna - teraz
wszystko wolno' Policja zdo}a}a
,zaaresztowac tylko 6 kobiet, kt6-
re brady udzia1 W grabiezy, nato-
~miast ME wyslcdzono g}ownych
sprawc6w owego rabunku. Wo-
bee 6 oskarzonych kobiet zajql
sad }agodne stanowisko, skazuj ac
je z przyznaniem okolicznosci, la
godzqcych ma 6 do 8 miesiecy vie
zienia, a jedna uwolni}. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
JEST MAJ
L,EPSZA PRAKTYKA.

Tylko nicmadrzy ME korzysta-
,ja 2 do$wiadczenia. drugich ludzi.
Mqdry cz}owiek tworzy sobie sad
O srodkach leczniczych z rezulta-
tow komunikowanych W gazetach
i przypomina swcj pamieci gdy
potrzeba przyjdzic. Czytaj co
Pan Dimitru Orig, 1905 Monroe
Ave. Detroit Mich. piszc O Urine
"a Amerykanskim Elixirzc Corr
kicgo Wina' Cierpialem bardzo
ma zaburzcnia zoladka przez 8lat.
Bra}em rozmaite lekarstwa bez
ziadnego skutku. W koncu jeden
aptckarz daf mnic Trinera Amery
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

DR.. Klemcnsiewicz we Francyi,
decent DR.. Stock jest jencem W
Rosyi, decent DR.. Zalewski shlzy
W wojsku, zas docenci DR.. Jani-
szcwski i DR.. Krzcmieniewsh w
Lcgionic polskim. Trwa}a luke W
kolegium wytworzyla .smierc wre
szcic prof. Blatta. TRACT wreszcic
uniwersytet lwowski Ora. W. Sem
kowicza, zamianowanego wlasnic
profesorcm nadzwyczajn ym na IL
niwersytccic Jagiellonsl1im.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
'CHKAWY PRoCEs.

Zabrxe. Pcwien obywatel z Ia
brza bedac ma targu W Rybniku,
kupil sobie HAWAI- kielbasy. Maggie
gdy ja spozywa}, wy}amaf sic oby
watelowi Fab. W: .kie}basie byl bo
biem kawa1eK koSci, ktorcj~ sffabe
zeby obywatela zmiazdzyc ME mo
g1y. Obywatcl wytoczy rzezniko--
wi process o odszkodowanic, albo
wien wychodzi 2 zalozenia, re
kic1basy WHINE bye bez kosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
re SLASKA.
TRUP.

Lignica. Pod mostem ma poineJ
drodze znaleziono W tych dniach
trupa do tego stopnia r%oz}ozone-
go, re ME MONA bylo poznac, czy
to 50 zwloki mezczyzny Tub kobe
ty. Trup lezal tam prawdopodob-
mic przesz}o diva lata. Szczatki pc
grzebano, a policya wdrozy}a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
aM1ERTELNY

.Miedzyrzecz. Wlasciciel Birk--
holt 2 Leczycy W powiecie miedzy
rzeckim wracal z IONA wieczo-
rem do domu. Pow6zka jego zde-
rzy}a sic z -nadjezdzajacym wo-
ZEN tax SLIME, re Birkholtowie
wvrzuceni zostali ma droge, PREY
czem Birkholtowa upad}a talk ME
szczesliwie, re z}ama}a sobie kre-
ri i smierc nastapi}a natychmiast.
MAJ odni66sf tylko lzejsze obraze-
MIA. 't+tA''@ Ia"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

MIESO OBLOzONE ARESZTEM
Poznan. Onegdaj ma targu ma
placu Bernardynskim policja OBJ
}oiyla aresztem 120 funt6w VIE
przowiny, cicleciny i koziny, kt6-
re to. mieso przywioz} pewien rzez
mix z okolicy, a kt6rc ME bylo re
widowane przez weterynarza.
Ma narozniku ulicy Glogows-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
uMARxA z PRZESTRACHU.

Bojan0w0. Cd kllku dnl baWl-'
Ia tn II znajomych pewna 3O-let--
MIA vdowa z Berlina. Podczas ME
dzielnej bury wystraszy}a sic
biedaczka urerzenia pioruna tax
strasznie, re cofajac sic do izby,
zawadzi}a o jakis sprzet i upad1a
ma ziemie. Sadzac widocznic, re
to piorun W MIA uderzyl, dosta1a
paralizu serca i wkr6tce potem
zmarla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

kiei ! Kanalowej przejechaa woz:
.pewnego zamiejscowego gospoda-
RIA, strzyletniego chlopca, kt6ry
ma; szczescie odni6s1 tylko lekkie
zadrasniecia ma rece i ma nodze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
|IL,OSG IESZKANC6W POWH
KSZYLA SIZE.

Mem. Piekary. Hose micszkan-
COW W nasze:j gminic z~nacznie sic
powiekszyla. Welding ostatniego
liczenia mieszka " Mem. Pieka--
rach 10 tvs, 301 os6b. podczas
gdy W roku przesz}ym bylo tylko
O,128 mieszkancow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
2 POZNANSKIE(3O
.ZAB0BONNYM KU"PRZESTRQ
DE- r..

Lubliniec. Cyganka Otylja Err
nest wy1udzi1a cd ogrodniczki
znaczna sumo, przyrzekajac, re
modlitwami dokona, IL MAJ ogrod
niczki, bedacy W polu, wr6ci zdro
wy "a 3 miesiace. Pieniadze cy--
ganka odcbra}a jake pozyczke,
przyrzekajac ,uroczyscie, re zwr6-
ci .je W trzech dniach. Oczywis--
Gle, re zabobonna ogrodniczka pie
niedzy ME ujrzala, a MAJ pc
trezch miesiacach tcz jeszcze ME
wr6cil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

Me moge spac, jesc, pracowac.
Glory zoladek i watroba. Hollis
terra Rocky Mountain herbata
wprowadza s1odki, orzezwiajacy
sen, dale wan apetyt. Nastraja,
podnieca i wzmacnia zo}adek i
watrobe, reguluje wnetrznosci.
Bedziecie sic czuc lepiej natych-
Mast.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
N1EsZCZEs11WY WYPADEK.

Rozbark. W podziemiach szybu
Maryi wskutek przedwczesnej eks
plozyi g0rnik Hajda odni6s} ciez
kie okaleczenia. tax re malo jest
nadzici utrzymaniu go przy zyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
T}u$ci Ludzie NIGGA
1eraz: Szybko
ZoslaG. ohudylnj;
PrZez. umiarkOWanie wa.
sZej dyety g}ebokie
~Oddychanie bra
ME Tassco.

Tluste cseby. s~zczee6lnie te co maia Cd 20 do 20
funt6w ponad normalne wage beda ciekave dc.
wiedzief sic Re NIGGA latwo obnizyc 'sva wageT be-
morzenia sic glodem i mecxacych ruch6w.-
Moze to bye dokonanem przez umiarkovsnie v
dyecie TAX &c ME rrzeladujecie waszych orga-
now przez strawienie. dostajac dostatek svieze-
go powietrxa. oddychajac gleboka / branie tassco
cztery razy dziennie.
Tassco Jest do dostania " John Won Rohr " S
granovych tablecikach. piorac jeden pc kazden
jedzeniu i jeden pred udaniem sic ma spoczynek
One kosztuja malo. sa absolutnie ME szkodlive
sa lagodne do brania i 50 przeznaczone ma ubni.
zenie nagromadzonej ~tlustosei gdziekolwiek u
lokowanej W systemic.
Kilka dniowa kuracya povinna okaxaG widocz-
ne obnizenie wagi ciaio powinno pozostac twar-
de, sk6ra gladka q og6lne zdrovie polepszone "
rzeczyvisto6ci vase stapanie powinno navel bye
lzejsze j praca ola was latwiejsza ilzejsza j Chef
niej ! blogie czuoie W og6le,
kazda osoha kt6ra jest 10 albo 90 funt6v ponad
normalna wage powinna rzeczywiscie sp~r6bowsf
tego. leczenia, z pewnoscia Enajdziecie. il jest
akurat tenn cze9o wy chcecie. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
z POD MOSKALA.
NOWY ROK AKADEMICKI w
WARSZAWIE.

Pisma warszawskie donosza:
Dnia G-go pazdzicrnika rozpoczal
sic W uniwersytecic i W %politech-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12

Garrison. Greedy. Phillips and the
other .Abuiilonist@ were sick, at
heart over the presidents refusal 10
'appreciatc the fact that the abolition
Of cfarIHl slavery must be realized II
the Union was 10 be preserved: Poll
ticia1s deSpaired OF leadership by me
president. Sympathizers in fhe North
win the Cunlederates we're almost
confident that defeat OF the Unlonlst
party would come prior 10 the Dresi..
Dental election Of 1864. Statesmen or
Great Britain and France had con-
cluded that the time Was At hand Tor
European recognition o. the tndepeH-
denct of the Confederate States. Alex
anCpr the Second, ofRussia. in the
summer OF 1879, said TO me, that, in
The autumn of 1852, Napoleon the
Third, of Franco, through a special
ambassador, had advised him that
France and Great Britain would make
the move if Russia would remain
passive. His reply was: Say to
France and to Great Britain that rec
ognition OF the independence OF the
Confederate States Of America by the
governments of those two nations will
be considered by Russia as casus
belli." He added: you will remember
Russian fleets soonarriyed, one at New
York, and the other at San Francisco,
and remained in American waters for
some months. And there was no rec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
0TTO'S BOXING BILL
ATTRACTING INTEREST

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb. IL
Great interest Is ccntered In the bill
providing for Il state. athletic commits
sion which has just been passed by the
house. The measure provides that the
commission control all boxing or spar
ring exhibitions given within the state.
and ISSUE and revoke the license for any
club or association under the auspices Ct
which such matches may be given:
Under the provisions Of the bill no
exhibition can DO held any place except
in Il city OF less than $4,000 populatio
Only bona tlde residents Of tho state
may have L license. which Is issued by
the county clerk OF the county where
such license is sought. \ fec OF $500
YEAR Is ~ be charged.
Boxing matches are limited. to ten
rounds. The contestants must weaf
gloves Weighing at least six ounces.
Tho commission will pay into tho stat o
treasury all money over $4,000 annually
received from such licenses issued the
remainder being used for expenses uc
the commission.
In case OF fake bouts license can ha
revoked and the contestants, together
with tho club or person abetinG IN the
fake. Gan h> tined nb less than $500 or
more than $l.00n. clubs getting licenses
must Civ. bond in the sum Of $4,000 to
assur. compliance with tha terms OF the
hill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12

kew 70 President Lincnin's character
and 10 Ills course throughout his COZ
duct OF he affairs III the nation.
In choosing his cabinet he had not
the slightest reluctance 10 ndlllc inrn
whom many people believed 20 be
greater han h.. Their selection Was
part OF what he conceived IL be his
pua!ic duty. But hc never forgot that
the responsibility Of lie Solernmeni
was his. There were numbers 0f ci;l-
zens WIN, at The tIm". believed That
the cabinet should and would DOM
mate the president: members OF The
cabinet themselves shared The belief.
The vieN prevailed, within and With
OUT cablat circles Ior-;l period OF about
two years. Then statesmen. journal
ISIS and The public awakened 10 The
tact that Abraham Lincoln alone d.
rected the nations destiny.
!; Was n connection with the Eman-
cipation proclamation and at the time
OF military defeat for The fedora! arms
that The presidents contro! WAS as
serted and recognized. Nothing. hith-
crto, has been disclosed as tothc man
ner in which Mr.. Lincoln made his
cabinet realize that he did not Shirk
the responsibility Of government, The
story was told me by Edwin NJ: Stan
tor, The great secretary of war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12

from the mantel, putaside the book.
and said:
steward, Stanton never has any
time for fun. Gentlemen, please take
your, seats
The president then read the pro
uminary' emancipation proclamation.
| rose to comment. So did Seward.
But the president rose, In his turn;
stepped behind his chair; and, raising
both hands, swept them downward Ia
an imperative gesture that returned
us to our seats.
Gentlemen he. said, 4 an Presi
dent Of the United States, responsible
for the acts of the government You
are members OF my cabinet to whom
I should 90 when want advice. Thi4
is an occasion when the president
wants no advice. He has called you
here only to let you know. before the
country knows, what the government
intends to do go,
Then, after short pause, still
standing, added:
"'Good morning, gentlemen!'
And the president left the room.
After that" Mr.. Stanton told me.
members of the cabinet knew Wnen
to speak"
From that day until the day Of
his death. America knew, the world
knew, that Abraham Lincoln. was the
nations executive In every. sense,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12

ognition by Europe Of the indepen.
dence of the Confederate States of
America" President Lincoln knew
nothing, Al the time, Of the proposal
ard its rejection. Duthe did know OF
the c!amor for recognition Of the Con.
fcderacy both in Great Britain and
France.
Prior 10 the announcement OF the
preliminary proclamation of enamel
patton, the president summoned the
members Of his cabinet TO the White
House. When Mr. Stanton entered
the room the president, with his feet
on the mantelpieCe and bis head rest
iuSonthe back of his chair, was read
ing to Mr.. Seward, the secretary OF
state, who stood beside him, extracts
from a humorous sketch by Orpheus
c. Kerr.
The president" said Mr.. Stanton,
in describing the scene, greeted, me
with a nod and went on reading.
Other members of the cabinet came
In, one by one, until all were assem-.
bled, the president still reading aloud
from the Kerr article. He went on
with his reading for full ten minutes,
until ] became impatient and said.
"'Mr President, II you have nothing
important to say to your cabinet, | ask
to be excused. that may so back 10
my work at the War Office
Tho president lowered his heels
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
Buffalo Germans
YIN, CA. Next Monday
APPEARANCE OF FAST TEAM HHkE
IS ATTRACTING CoHSIp-
ERAHLE INTEREST.
Local Squad VIII Start Hard Propsrs-
tory Work Tonight-Tickets
Arc Selling Raptdly.

The game next Monday evening hn-
tween the Buffalo Germans and the To-
cal 7. N. A is attracting more at
tention in this vicinity than any sport
Ing event that has been pulled off here
In recent years. Local people have Al
last come to look upon the Y: NJ. bSe
as one far above the average. for there
are few teams that can play the tealna
which tho local met and still retain
perfect average. The team Is undouht-
eddy the best athletic machine that ever
represented this city In any branch OF
sport and II might be stated that tao
team has advertised the city like few
other things have ever done. X tile let
tors received from near and distant
parts Of the country are any indication.
The squad Ia composed OF really expert
tossers and tt IS not likely that Wheel-
ting will ever. see a collection OF stars
again IN tho next few years to come.
Every man on the team. even down to
tho guards, ore CLASSY shots. while the
shooting Of Campbell. Bachuan and
Turk Is sometimes beyond tho marvel
Gus.
Tickets for the great game have been
placed on sale at Bottoms cigar store.
Schmidts pharmacy. Kraus BFos:,
cIoth,ers, Schmulbacb cigar stand. 7.
w c. A.. Y NJ. C. A. and a Few sent to
Bridgeport (Hollers pool room), Wells,
burg. Martins Ferry. Bellaire and
Moundgv!lle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
LINCOLN DOMINATED
fcou:.nued from FIRST Pase.)

to murder him az he passed thFousa
Baltimore from Harrisburg.
The speech Mr.. Lincoln then made
has never, TO my knowledge. been
printed, history recording the formal
address that preceded il inside indie
pendence hall and ignoring the i'm.
promptu utterancc because no exact
report Of those few sentences was pre-
served. Yet it was in that unpreparra
speech and no doubt because Of the
despatch his left hand clutched where
Il IaT in his pocket. that he spoke
these impressive words. III" iould"-
lions Of his rublic conduct:
Il would rather bc2'tssasslnatrd here
and now, upon this laost sacred spot
in all America, 'fan rv"i' HhaL" one
ioi IT wha; may conceive 10 be my
public duty"
All VINO heard those words had The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
HARRISVILLE

Miss Pearl Fryer. Of Cadiz. were married
at the N. e. parsonage at Cadtz by Kew.
a. a. Brown February 3: The bride IS
the daughter Of Mrs. Ida Pryor. OF Cadia.
and the groom is the son Of Mrs. Belle
Lennon, Of this place. DR.. and Mrs.
Lennon will BIO at homo IN Akron after
March !.
Miss Ethel Hartman has been ae-
sent from her school work at BrookSide
on account Of weeks illness.
Mar. and Mrs. w. y. Hall and son, John
J.. and Mrs. Emma Lewis were shopping
10 Wheeling recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HarErave are ex.
pected home soon from their six weeks
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell. Of Mt. Pleasant
spent Wednesday with Mrs. ". J. Hope.
Mrs. Edith Smith. who has been quite
i'll. is some improved.
Mrs. o. Fl. Binns. who vas called a., 10
Barnesrtlle on account OF the serious III
ness G. her aunt, has returned home.
Mrs. Lewis Steer entertained at
uuti.ns dinner recently MRS. h ianh
Coulter. Mrs. Phoebe Matson ana oaugn"
ter. Hannah Mary.
DR.. James Lennon and bride Of Az
ron. spent tho week end with his mother
Mrs. Belle Lennon.
Georgia, OF SteubenvIlle. are spending
several days with her mother MIS- Lu-
cetta Wilson. ,,s
Mrs. w. c. Toland and son. Donald.
arc on the sick list:
The X. of P. will present y for
tho henefit OF their lodge some this
" e. Bowers, Of Piedmont, " Va.
formerly Of this place. and Miss Amelia
Hull. Of Grafton. w. Va. were married
January 81.
Meetings are still in progress at tho
NJ p church Rev. Teeter, the pastor
has delivered some fine sermons and tho
interest Is good; .As
held their annual dinner at the home OF
Mrs. Charles Yost last Wednesday. Eleo-
ton OF officers resulted IN the choice
or the former president, Mrs. Charles
Lennon. and vice president. MIS- FRANK
Mr.. Theodore Clark is homo from tho
hospital ,r,..
VI ..bao1 r,iJ1 resiRn her DOSltion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
Kraus Quality Suits
and Overcoats Reduced

DAVE says:
Lincoln never wore quail
@ty clothes during his rail
splitting days, mainly be-
cause in those times good
clothes could not be obtained
lat the: low prices for which
we now sell them. Besides,
the decrease which time and
improved methods of manu-
facture have made In clothes
prices, we have cut. our fig
ures an additional 2Oqo to
.cleaf,up stocks for the sea-
son.
Suits and Overcoats have
been. reduced from prices
ranging from So to $50 to
prices between v$12 and
$24.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-12
AMBASSADOR GERARD.
.tcont.uued from First Paxe3

who, after a week Of tension. due to
strenuous preparations tor leaving
were somewhat distraugbt.
goodbye Judge" someone shouted
as the train started. and Mr.. Gerard.
leaning far out of tho window OF his
car. replied. ,
The former ambassadors face wore
q smile as he waited for the train To
depart. and he expressed himself op'
REALISTICALLY with regard to further de-
yelopments in the German-Amerlcan
situation. ~
head Of the American section OF Inc
foreign office, and Herr Won. Prltt~itS.
personal representative Of Forelen
Minister Zimmerman, were present 70
bid Mr.. Gerard farewell. The dIplo'
matte corps was represented ny Folo
v Bernabe, the Spanish ambassador:
who is to take over the INTERESTS OF
the United. States; Or. Theotoky, me
Creek minister; Baron. Gevers. the
Dutch minister, and the diplomats Of
the South American republics. The
military authorities and the foreign
Office assigned special officers to ac'
company the train to the SWISS
frontier where It Is due to arrive at s
o'ciock tomorrow morning. On the
way TO the frontier the train will pick
Iun q score or moro Americans at
tached to consular Offices In southern
Germany.
dorial train after its arrival In Zurich
rests with The Swiss government,
which is awaiting instructions from
France. II Is considered likely, how.
ever. that the American party Will
stay in Berne for a few days.
COPENHAGEN, Feb. II (via Lon
don, SLY D. MT have given no
Statement or Interview on the sub
marine situation or on the present
crisis to any newspaper man; shall
not do so after crossing the frontier
and I intend to say nothing for publ
cation regarding the situation until
after reaching Washington and report
ing TO the president and the secretary
.uf state" Ambassador Jas. W. Gerard
reiterated to tho correspondent OF the
Associated Press at Berlin in the final
CONVEX atiou had with Mr.. Gerard be.
fore the departure from the German
capital. The correspondent was re-
ouested TO cable IT Immediately upon
reaching an uncensored telegraph sta
ton, the ambassador adding
ANYTHING in the nature OF d state.
ment or interview purporting to come
from me earlier during the crisis, now,
during the journey or upon my arrival
in America can. therefore, be regarded
az fabrication"
The ambassador said he feared at
tempts TO saddle him with RESPONSE
b,litv for utterance that were not his
by irresponsible correspondents seek.
ing a good story" and that he took
tbism cans of heading off any such
efforts which might most miSchioV-
orsly affect the general situation.