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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27

Cine efgetartige Stellung urter
ben 6eutiden stdoter 1abmen Sic
beioer @emeintpeien an Der Saoe
eth, 6te fia irn 9aufe Der leBten
feds Sabr3ebnte aus eirem Midts at
elmer @robftaot entntdelt baben. 81.
genartig iniofern, als 8ilbelmsba.
pen-Miitringm gan5 un6 ausfblteB.
li9 auf 6ie Marine .eingeiteM ma.
rem n1b nit Dem 3uiammenbru9
Ser @ebrma9t our See IN cine ber-
5lpeifelte Gage gericten. Das gatt5e
mirti9aftli9e Qeben Der Saoeltdote
nrebte fiG 1tnt Sic 8e6irfniife Der
Martr1e, etne SSn6nitrie par, abgeie-
ben bon Ser gIet6faqs MIR Mnrine.
apeden o%tene16en &aiierli9en
@erf., ,1itbt borban6en.
SIR Sen fumn1erli6en &eit elmer
&riegsflotte, ben 6as 8eriaiqer
Diftat benz De1tiden &ei@ belaiien,
maren sic @ieienanlagen Der @erft,
sic gum gr0Beren Eeil erft nit benz
Musba1 Ser Marine felt Mnnabme
ser G1ottengeiebe entftan6en tparen,
al groB. @outen 6ie in 6iefen Mn-
lage1 %rubenoen, 1tngebeure11 @erte
fit 6ag @eid gerettet tper6en, ion.
ten sic Sa6eitd6te nit tbrer ftarfen,
mittelbnr ober 11nmittelbar bon ben
8erfte,1 abb6ngige1 8eb6lferung
Dor benz tpirti6aftliden 3uiam1ter.
brub bctpabrt per6en, 10 mltBten bic
8erftanlage11 a1f cine frie6lt@e Sd
ttgfett ;,ntgeiteM tper6en.
Ser 8eg tpl1r6e g%efun6en, inoem
Ger iiingite Sell Der @erft, Die 70.
gel1annte uto-@erft I'M @eiten 6es
Gtdotegebietg, sic bisber a11si9lieB-
lid Der &eparatur nn6 Snitan6bal.
tung 6es nboots- uno Sorpeooboots-
Matertals ge6ient batte, abge5meigt
un6 aIs @erf &ii1tringen Der 9el1t.
l9en 8erfe M.-@. angeglie6ert tpltr-
Sc, elmer @eieniGaft, 6eren &apital
in &G1nen bcs Mei6es 1T, 6ie aber
naG br;patmirtimaftli6en Metbooen
llnb @%ru110iateu arbeitet nno a1Ber
oen1 Miiftringer @erf nn6 Der SIZE
Ter 8erft nod Elf ebemnlige milf
tGrii6e @taotsbetrtebe, &ulber.,
Munitions- uno @aHenfabrtfen
umfaBt.
9as 5uii@en Dem @eifbafen nno
Dem in 6en @ms=Sa6e-&anal mint.
0en6en &analbafen liegen6e @elGn-
oe ser ebemaligen nto-8erft 1T erft
in 6en Sabren 1908-10 a1tfgei6ut-
tet, in BEN acknowledgement Sabren,
gum groBen Sell erit nabrenb 6es
Grieges, a1tsgebal1t poroen. @S
u1nfabt cine @run6fld@e bon 420,-
900 Q11a6ratmeter, 6abor 100000
A1ta6ratmeter bebaut, NIT elmer
Battlefront bon iiber Bret &lometer
uno 6ur9i9nittli9 feds Meter @ai'
fertiefe AT ben &atS 1n6 8riiden.
SS11 Huger @ei9rGnf1tng n1f ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
SIT &Iur &lan=@ah[iieo.

Sort 8ortb, Seras, "a. Suli. ,-
Mm grgebnis ser am 5nmltag in
Seras nbgebaltenen 6emofratii6en
8ortpabl itebt Sic Satia6e I'M 8or=
oergrun6, 6aB nah Sen Big Montag
fritz Dorliegenoen 8ertbten &anoioo=
ten, mel6e auem Mnf9ein mad bonn
&1 &lnr &lnn ~nnterltIbt mur6en, IN
fait aaer &onteiten Die Siibrl1ng ba=
ben. Ser &lan i6eine feline iatnmtli=
den &anoibaten 6ur9gebra6t 5u ba-
ben, nit Musnabme bon San Mntonio.
8unoesfenator CHARLES 81. gnlbert=
ion, Der iiber 20 Sabre lang i'm. 9ber=
burs oes &orgreeiis ge6ient bnt lit
elmer Der Opfer oieies 2anorntlhes
%getpor6en, 6enr er lit 6ritter i'm Stem
men. Carl g. MaDfielo bat nit elmer
Mebrbeit bon $4,000 5timmen sic
6iibrung uber grgouberneur g. Ser
gu1o1, gegett Sen alg @oltberne11r bon
Seras im Sabre 1917 EN- Disaipli.
%narberfabren eirgeleitet tplr6e, nno
6ieier bat $4,000 5tin1mer1 mebr ais
Gulbertion; 6ie bei0er1 beiten &nn6i-
bate1 fornrnet1 IN 6ie atpeite @ortpnbl
i'm anguif. 6erguion triH fit Srei.
gabe bon 8ier un6 letdten 8einer
Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27

|0es iungit erlaiiener Mltfrlf angege-
ben nurbe, feiteu atoeren geretnen
les 1T bie 8flibt eineS ieoen gerei-
mes, Ser als @lieo Der Settle 6es
|5taatsberbunoes angebort, Ieine
|9flibt 5u tim unb nidt anoere1 5u
ubertrogen. Desbalb ban0le Elm ieoer
Mitglieosperein 0es Staatsperbanoes
gemdB oieier Ginlaoung, uno mir err
iud)en bic 8eamterr, baranf 5l ad9ten,
bob tie ginitig Enlightenment nno
acknowledgement gebanoelt miro.
2aiien mir bereint, sbnlter an
Sdulter, fir Wabrbeit unO &ebt,
gum @oble nnieres 2anoes nn6 5um
S9nbe unierer Samilien arbettenl
Sir oieie quite 5a6e lalien mir Der-
eint 5etgen, SOB Ser &atbolt5ismus,
tpie in 5tearns County, 10 I'M gan5en
5taate Minneiota burd Gntfaltung
bon gnergie nn6 gntbuiiasmuS mo-
mentli6 fir Die i'm September in ct.
gIono Itattfinoen6e &%onpentton Die
i60nite 8liite entfaltet, uno gemein=
}am 6abin arbeiten, BOB 6ie &onben=
ton CUR gbre bes Staatsberbanoes
oie beten Srii6te 5eitigt.
@ir entbieten gu 0ieier &onpention
sic ber3lidite un6 6%ringenoite Ginla-
6nng 5unadit Ser bo6m. @eiltli6feit,
6eren Mttmirfung Dor allem bonno=
ten lit, un6 Damn anen gum 5taats=
berbanb %geborigen 8ereinen, eine
poll3ablige unb tii6tige Delegation
our Sabresoeriammlnng nod st:
.glol1o gu entien6en, 6amit 0iele Som
bentio1t GIT ether Der gr0Bten nno ein-
oriidlidlten gemadt meroen fann.
Mit pereinsbrii6erlidem .@ruBe
SAUL Mbles,
5eitpraiioent.
@erbar6 MaD,
SefretGr 6es
SeItfomitees.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
(Same parties as in summons imme-
diately preceding this notice..
NOTICE on us PENDEN

NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS.
Notice is Hereby Given, That an acr
ton has been commenced in this court
the above named plaintiff against
the above named defendants the object
of which is to obtain q judgment that
said plaintiff is the owner in fee of tho
following described real property stu
ate in the County Of Stearns and State
of Minnesota, and that said defendants
and each Of them have no estate or In
terest therein or lien thereon, to-wit:
That part Of Lots Two (2) and Three
(3) in Block Two (2), in Edelbrock's
Addition to st. Cloud, according to h
plat and survey thereof on file and of
record In the Office OF the register OF
deeds Of said Stearns County, bounded
as follows, to-Wit: Commencing at tho
northwester1y corner Of said Lot Two
S(2) in Block Two CD in said Edel-
brooks Addition, thence running south
erly on. and along the easterly line OF
Thirteenth Avenue In The City OF st.
Cloud, Minnesota II feet, thence east
erly and parallel with the northerly
line Of said Lot Two (2) 132 feet, thence
~norther1y on n along the easterly
line Of said Lot Two (2) n said Lot
Three (3) AZ feet, thence westerly and
parallel with the northerly line Of said
Lot Two. (2) 1872 feet, thence southerly
on and along the easterly line OF said
Thirteenth Avenue to the place OF be-
ginning.
5th day OF July. 1922.
Attorney. for Plaintiff.
Is 90 a. st. Cloud, Mtnnesota.
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to John N. Hirsctfeld and the Court.
having fixed the time and place for
hearing said petition:
Therefore, You and Each8Of You, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause If any You have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms In
the Court House, in the City OF st.
Cloud, In the County Of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, On the
18th day Of August, 1922,
at 8 o'clock "A. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the Judge OF said Court, and
the seal Of said Court, this 7th day OF
July, 1922.
s(Court Seal) J.. B. HIMSL,
w. A. Boerger,, Probate Judge.
Atty. for Petitioner. y 10 20 ~
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- gs tut i'm leib. Bein1
gIeifher. &un0tn: uSSbr &inofleii9
BON geitern NOR 10 5dib, 6ab mir eS
niht beiBen .o11tten."
Gleiider: uDas tut mir tpirtlid
Ieio.
Ruroin: rSeben Siels
Gleii9er: rgeidt tpcgen Sbrer1,
t1ur neil Sie's tpie6er iberaa ber-
umidm1ben!
- ste bot reAt. ST. Der
RodiduIe. as6rerin: .@te b6dlt man
%&ammelfleiib am ldngitet frti92~
Shilerir1: @enn man ben gam.
mel Iebe1 I1iBt. s5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27

oSEt Ouu ueItuuIuDe V~u6YuuSutL OtlD~
Dampfer.
Ian6-2tnie Elm, Die mdbrenb oes
&rieges 1T iiioamerifanii6en Sdfs1
aufgeleJt tparer1 nn6 BEL @intritt Der
Ser. 5taatcn in Ben &rieg In ibren
mai9ine1en ginri6tungen bon Der
etgenen 8eiabung 10 griin6li6 ger.
it0rt mur6en, BOB cine @ermen61ng
our9 uniere @egner a11sgei9loiien
tpar. @inige Der @olanb- Dampfer
batten o11Ber6em i'm Soften bon @al-
paraiio auBeror6entli9 f6mere Be-
fbd6igungen ourb einen nit furdt-
barer @euolt miitenoen Nor6er er-
1itten, bem mebrere oeltti6e 5bif-
fe gum Spfer iielen. Sein Met.
iteritid lieferte 6as &nitringer
8erf nit benz nmba1 BEG alten, III
praddbnlibem 3uitan6e 1T 8il.
belmsbaben %liegen6en &iiitenpan5ers
vO6in" 51 einem Motorfrn6ti@iff
fir Die &amburger &ee6eret Mrnolo
8ernitein. Sic erfolgreide 2oinng
6iefer Mufgabe fubrte Ser 8erft Ell.
men meiteren Mltftrag anf nmbau
6es &iitenpan5ers uMegir" 5n. Dte
Sabr5euge ionen 6em SranSport
Ser bon Der 5omiet-Gegierung IN
9euti6lano in Muftrag g%egebenen
2ofomotiben mad &uBlar6 6ienen.
Meben 6ieien rein i6iffbauli6en Mr.
beiten 1T Die @erft III groBem l1m'
fang nit &eparaturen bon 2ofomo'
tibe11 inns @iEerpaeen Ser 6euti6en
@iienbabnpermaltungen bel6dfigt.
Die @ridlteBung 6iefer 1e11en Mr-
beitsgebebiete fir 6as bisber n1f
Marinearbeiten eingeiteate 8erf mar
obne 3meifel 6te pi9tigite M1tfgabe
Ser @erftleitung. Meben Der ia@.
Ii9en umitelrtng auf 6ie 1te1te So
tigfeit ging a1s @%orauSiebang fir
Sen tpirtidottliben Grfolg cine Elm.
greifen6e perione1e umiteQu11g ber.
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.Tar1tt st berfanfen.

800 Mfer ii section go Conn
spring &in, 200 Mder 1inter BfIug,
60 Mdfer @ieien., so Mfer Meioe,
lamb, Bad Idlft b1trd bas 9a116. sc.
bdube in gutter Dronung, quite Quelle
nabe beim Sa1lie. Breis $50 per
Mder, pen11 nQes getaaft. Ndberes BEL
Setnri9 Gmrnel, 804 IL. Mberle
iuoIih, 81. glol16, Minn.
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ltebtrmaltisenbe Mebrbett gege1
8rphibitipn.

B%robibttion.
Seem Sort, "a. Suli. = Die eriten
100000 Stimmen in Der bon Der nelt
%berbreiteten @o9eni6rtft 2tterarr
Digeit borgenommenen Brobibttions
Mbjtimm1tng baben ergeben, 6ab' 81
Hro5ent Ser u8abler" 5nguniten
uitrenger Durbfubrung 6es Is. Mm=
enoements un6 6es 8olltea6=@eiebes"
Al Hro5ent fir 8i0erruf 6eS Bro=
bibitions Mmen6ements nnb 20 Bro=
sent fir Sreigabe bon 8ier un6 let6=
ten Meinen itn6.
Cine dbnlihe Mbitimmung Mber
Sen SolDntenbomus ergab eine
6dtpenfnng 51gunlten bes Bonus,
ie6o9 nit elmer Mebrbeit bon nl1r
sos Stimmen; fir Ben Bonus ma,
rem 102, 978, 6agegen 102,37G
Stimmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
3n b~erfatfen.

$50 SLIDER 6arm cine Meile noro,
lid bon @oscoe, ane Sarmgerate nnb
9teb eingeidIoiien. 8er0e aud 100
Mder Ser Sarm %oerfaufen. yeaberes
AT erfragen BEL Mnton &neie, @oscoe,
st. /, Meinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
SaIf6e Mi6tung. Ser

Dampfer fonrte megen oidert gtebels
ni6t III Sen Safen einfabren. Gin
ungeouloiger 8aiiagier tpi1rbe ftrbt,
bar niiten6 uno ltiirrtte gu benz 2ot,
len. uSie, Serr 2otie. .ttDarl1lt
bleibt Ser Dampfer liegen2
v8u nebIig, fam ntdt geriiger1o
ipbert, mar oie f1ir3e antfport.
vMber sic f6;rren bod bic Sterr1e
iiber inns erfennet1s?"
vJreilid," anttportete Der Wa1t1t
am steuer, uaber large 1idt Der
aeliel pIast, molten mir ni9t bort
Ianoet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
Bts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mfrft itt
ttp11pt1 0pl1atlnP.
Bon aapitan q. gOllratb.

an Mel1ba11ter bat bas @iiftringer
@erf bisber cine groBe Nn5abl bon
6ifboampfern fir oeutide Mebn,,ng
%geliefert, meiit fir Die Deuti9e
seefiiderei M..@. in gurbnpe11. 81.
men breite11 Nalr1 IN Ser @erfttd.
tigfeit nebmer bie umfnngretden Me>
paraturarbeiten an Dampfern Der
&amburg.Mmerifa 2inie nn6 So.
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Sir raidlen @erfamf.

200 Mder DairD=Tarm an%oertbnlb
Meilen 0itli9 bon ct. &oia, Sotpn
MiGpoo6, @teorns @ountD. 8egen
tneiterer Snformatior nenoe man it'd
ldriftli9 an ODER 1prehe Dor bel
clinton Ebeiien, Sreeport, 81. 2.
Winn.
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2at ~nerfamfen.

Gin in Ser gsabe Ser ct. @rton-
iusfir6e ol1f ser 8eitieite g%elegenes
gauitld. 8reis $500. Nab5nfragen
bel MarD 6. gmmel, 718 erite Stra,
BE 1iioli@, ct. @lou6.
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@paren Sic

an. 6abeim gemo6ten &leioern nno
ghur5en. @ir berfaufen tie bon 25f
bis 1925. MIe nod ben beuttgen 5ti-
len. Dns Slean DreB anb Mpron
@bop, 6. Mber1te fii0li6.
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Mmirmf alto Ginlaonn8
snr Sabresberiammlnas bes staats'
nerbanbes Minneipta.
SIN sic bodap. @eiltlidfeit, geebrtt
8eamten lno Mitglieoer:

Mn Die hodlp. 8etltlthfett, geeDrte
8eamten 11no Mitglie0er::
Mit boiler 8egeiiternng muroe IN
Ser I'M lebtem Sabre in ct. Raul
ftattgefunbenen 8eriammlnng oes
Staatsperbanbes bic 8ii6ofsitaOt ct.
GIouo als Srt ser biesidbrigen Ser-
ian,mll,ns erforen. @enn man an Die
sic brei boroem hereits IN ct. Glouo
obsebalteneu geriammlungen oes
@erbanoes 5uriidOenft, NIT melder
9egeiiterung unb Seilnobme oae
bodhp. Serren nit ibren 8emetnoen
an %oenielben io.reeen anteil nabmen,
ioute es oa nod n0tig iein, oas gro-
Be Seer nit 1einen erprobten Sub
rern sur Seilnabme an bieier fatboli-
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Citation For Hearing ON Petition for
Administration.
Estate of Peter j. Marx, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Peter J.
Marx, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the granting Of admins
tration Of the estate OF said decedent:
The petition of Mary r. Marx, having
been filed In this Court, representing
that Peter j. Marx, then q Resident OF
sofa, died aintestate on the 18th day Of
May, 1922, and praying that letters Of
administration Of his estate be granted
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
gerlangt

peroen Mrbeiter als @ebilfen bei Der
D%ref9maibine. 0ad5ufrage1 bel Ser
ma11r WiQenbrinf, Hi6mono, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
State Of Minnesota, County of stearns,
SS.-In District Court, 7th Judicial
District.

State Of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
SS.-In District Court, 7th Judicial
District.
William J. Kellner, Plaintiff.
VS..
las Brise, Barnard Winhof, b. VIM
hof, Ludwig Ethen, John A. Arenz,
Ferdinand Luthmers, Joseph Edel-
brock, Thos c. Mcclure, Thomas
S. Mcclure, Mary Mcclure Free
a Alice Mcclure Getchell, Jean
o. Mcclure, Jean 0. Mcclure. and
Warren H. Freeman, as administra-
tor of the estate of Clarendon
ker Mcclure, deceased; also all
other persons unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, interest or
lien in the real estate described in
the complaint herein, Defendants.
SUMMONS.
The State Of Minnesota to the above
named Defendants:
You and each Of vol are hereby sum
moned and required to answer the COM
plant in the above entitled action
which has been filed in the office Of
your answer thereto upon the subscri-
Der, by copy, at his office in the city of
ST. Cloud, Minnesota, within twenty
days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of such
service.
within such time the plaintiff will ap-
ply to the court for the relief demanded
Dated at st. Cloud, Minnesota, this
9Th day of July, 1922.
Attorney for/Plaintif,
st. Cloud, Minnesota.
EH#=EaEE ttErEE --- 80
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SUMMONS.
The State of Minnesota to the above
named Defendants:

State Of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
SIS. In District Court, 7th Judicial
District. 49,
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DeutfbIan6 Dor 6em 8anferotl
Bieaeidt 6as erfte boffn1tngsbone
Mn3etden fit oie @eiur6l1ng euro.
.pasl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-19
SHOT DOWN BY
HER HUSBAND.
Domestic Quarrel in the Gar
rett Family at Clarksburg
Results Fatally.

ClarksburS W. Va. May 1S.-One
woman is dead. her husband lies at
deaths door and her sister is In criti-
cal condition at St. Mary's hospital as
m" result OF Clarksburg's latest shoot
Ing tragedy.
Tho dead woman. Mrs. Beulah Hensen
Garrett. was murdered by her husband.
Stephen Il. Garrett Of SIS Raymond
Highway. this city. who after shooting
his wife and her sister, then turned the
gun on himself and sent bullet
through his brain that is momentarily
expected to cause his death
The tragedy occurred at the Garrett
home where police found a gruesome
sight when they FASTENED TO the home
In answer TO n call at 7:S0 o'clock last
night. Mr. and Mrs. stephen Garrett
were lying on the floor In 4 living room
In pools OF blood. and Mrs. f. G. Gar
rett had collapsed ut the home OF
neighbor. J. T. Myers.
pr w T. Cooke. who was sum-
moncd. pronounced the mans wife dead
and ordered him and the other victim
IF his revolver taken to the hospital.
Ir Il. T.. Matheny county coroner, was
out Of the city tonight. but the other
body was taken TO the MCCabc-WelCh>
lewis undertaking establishment, where
In all probability an inquest Will be
conducted by the coroner on his return
tomorrow morning.
4 note found in Mr.. CARROTS pocket
clearly indicated that the shooting had
hcco prrmeditatcd, that there had been
some sort Of domestic trouble and that
he believed he had nothing more for
which to live. Garrett. who has Deem
emp,oyed In the grocery department OF
Ioundcs store, suffered from an attack
of influenza about two years ago "hicn
,s believed to have affected his mind
md led ND to tonight's catastrophe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-19
PRAISING JUDGE
Continued from Page Ons)

into the attitude of being obliged to
assert that. taken by and all. we have
proved to be rather h!gh-class jury
otherwise, our opinion in these prem
ises would be OF little or no effect. Con-
sequently and accordingly, If there be
anything OF commcndatory nature
that may be a wide stretch OF fancy,
or a careless handling OF language. be
said of us, We'll waive the argument
privilege and admit II. But enough OF
that.
Facts and Law
AS Jurors IN the jury room, represen-
tative citizenry, we claim, We'll reno
the very heavens In support Of an es-
tablished fact--a fact even OF devious
origin or parentage. Why don't We
why won't we-let me ask 1t OF the
winds.-take the Same attitude toward
established law? And l fear l nave
specified the winds advsedly.
There Is a saving circumstance. how
over, and that is that you, Judge Baker
typify, as we'll as exemplify, the ma
jesty Of the law in this district. And l
mean not only this district as whole
but in this particular part Of It, as we'll
Hearts Ached for Defendants.
Our hearts have ached for defendants
in some Observation-Disclosures not
wholly bad. but who by some devious
wandering from the paths of rectitude'
have found themselves caught IN the
mcshes Of the law. And the laws IL Is
your duty to administer are inexoraole-
we have sense enough to know that Our
hearts have ached for you, too, Judge
Baker, on occasions, examples Of which
were not wanting at this term. when
m q a
ran counter to the law. We know, with
YOU, that II would DO an awful thing to
send to the scrap heap men and women
who have yet in them something other
than dross. We feel and We believe you
feel that this government Of ours, more
than anything else, Is concerned in the
actual punishment OF men and women
who have transgressed as O means Of
retaining and redeeming them. II there
Is anything there to reclaim and to re-
deem.
Commend ideals
To you as the chief officer Of this
court, the one TO whom we must look to
stand in the breach for tho government
when It's constitution and basic law are
aSSailcd-the ono who is left when
others falter-we have nothing to COM
mend other than the Ideals which we all
have seen have been your guide at this
term Of court.
And 1t Is our fervent prayer that Pro-
violence will continue to vouchsale to
you the physical and the moral strength
which will be necessary II you are to
carry on to q successful issue the high
aims and aspirations Of your illustrious
predecessors. In conclusion. let me say
that we are firmly convinced their man
tie has not fallen on unworthy should
ers."
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LEGAL NOTICE
NO T ICE

NOTICE
OF Redemption OF Bonds OF Street I'm
proycmeut Loan No. OF the City OF
Wheeling
Notice is hereby given by IN, Com
misSioners OF Street improvement Loan
OF 1912 of the City OF Wheeling. West
Virginia, that pursuant TO the require
ments OF the ordinance of said City.
passed April /. 1912. entitled An Ordi-
nance to provide for the issue and sale
OF bonds OF the City Of Wheeling. to be
known as the Street Improvements
Loan OF 1912 ard redemption and pay
ment thereof etc" the following de-
scribed bonds issued under the said
ordinance will become due and payable
on the first day OF June. y. d. 1922.
10 wit: Bonds OF $4,000 principal. each
numbered l06. lO1. los. 100. Ito. III.
IL. li3. III, ii5. 1872. l22. ia. l@5. 126.
l27. les. l29. 80. 1871. 1872, l3& and l42.
Said bonds will lie redeemed and paid
At the Dollar Savings & Trust Co. OF
the CITY OF Wheeling. West Virginia,
on and after the first day OF June. 1922.
and said bonds will cease 20 bear inter-
est from the last named day and date.
/. c. DRIEIORST.
J. +. Hell.
Commissioners Of the Street Improve
ment Loan No. T. ma LIT
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drew a distinction between mob resist
Rnce to authority and treason he de-
clared, This was not mob. They took
from the 18th to the Path before they
were ready to march. They were not
acting under the excitement Of tho mo-
ment but under a deep laid plan"
He also read extracts from the teFtf.
mony Of eight witnesses who placed
Blizzard with the armed forces at BlaiP
and mentioned that OF several otherA
Denial Of TREASON.
I'VE have listened to strange doctrines
doctrines that might better be applied
u the middle ages" was Mr.. Townsend's
first declaration. Calling on the prose.
cution to construc back to the constitu-
ton instead Of constituting away from II,
he said: Instead Of looking toward tho
constitution they are looking through a
nagnifying glass for something that
does not exist, treason, q will-o'-the-
wisp that nobody can catch up with"
Reviewing the history Of treason and
the constructions placed on 1t in Eng
lish law. Mr.. Townsend declared tho
Aaron Burr case decision by Chief jus.
tice Marshall settled two things in the
United States. that there can be no
constructive treason in the United
States. and that there can be no con.
structive presence" that is. holding =
man to have been legally present at the
commission Of a crime although he was
not actually there in person.
Jurisdiction Attached.
His reference to the allegation Of fur
nIshing ammunition to the fighting
forces as the only unequivocal thing al.
legged. ended a careful analysis Of each
section Of the bill Of particulars. in
which he pointed out that several Of
the acts were alleged to have been com.
mitted in other counties than Logan.
and therefore not within the jurisdiction
Of the courts OF Logan county, where
these indictments were brought and
from which Che cases were transferred
here for trial.
The big question involved" he said
in closing, "Is whether We are going to
turn back the hands OF the clock zoo
years resurrect the tyrannical doctrine
Of constructive treason and constructive
presence and furnish a ready tool for
the hands of one class with a powerful
backing which wants to destroy another
class. This case ought to stop now,
because the state has miserably failed
TO make even a semblance of prima
facie case Of treason"