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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
NEWS BRIEFS

1t Is understood that a of
local business men. who are extensively
interested In lumber in Maine. will with
y me near future open up an extensive
plant Tor the production of different ma
teriais here. II Is understood that the
erection OF the plant will be started
within the near future.
There were n number Of "panhand-
aers IN the business section yesterday.
especially IN Main near Twelfth street,
last evening.
mittee viii hold another special meet
ING Wednesday evening in the Board OF
Iraas assembly room.
ne wheeling Board or Trade sent
out hundreds OF neatly printed bright
Iea desk OF. room cards yesterday. en-
tiled a WheSing Creed FOR Nineteen
Naylor. -
Through the efforts OF police Off
on the steps OF the city haii Cbristmss
morning. recovered her treasured DOS
session. yesterday. II was a Christmas
The office force Of the county as
SCISSOR Will start Monday. the work OF
shape Tor the taking Of The next assssai
mcnt' which viii be started April i.
agds. Twelve hundred transfers OF
properly are 20 be recorded.
Following "a conference with CITY
OFFICIALS yesterday morning Mayor XIX
S~nno9need mat council viii not be con
sSne9 ms evening The next session
Will likely be held January n.
I-ounty commissioners yesterday au-
alted court house and taii bills. This
Is auditing week. and accounts for fbc
year viii be closed.
Prof J. clyde McGreror OF the
chair OF history Of Washington q Jef-
ferson college. who resides on the Is
land left sunday night FOR Warrington.
OF the National HistSrfcli soriefy
chief Tomas .Leylend yester-
Gay Issued an order. insisting thai traf-
nc police remain az their post the entire
lime they have been assigned for duty.
Iraific ops are assigned two To- the cor
her' ana alternate each hour on duty.
-. l. t~sreubauer. manager Of the
McLure hotel rs attending the conven-
ton, OF the Ohio Association OF Hotel
Tho convention a. being held IN az si,-
ton hotel and is being attended bv man,
from the ohio side.
n iarge force OF workmen Of the
Iennsyivnnn railroad company were
Dusy Yesterday making repairs 20 the
several surveyors OF the Pennsv
raliroad company were busy yesterday
work d. being done now ~ a switch Mn
ne installed for the Wheeling Wall plas-
Ter e2mpa2y IN ne near future.
campaign which was 20 have bsei,
brought % n close January Let. has been
continued until February I Thus a.
the efforts Of the various Tembcre 80.
fuf IN the campaign have been success
iul T5eore,ng ID reports
-ih ne 81 A~lphousus club. ia makfur
a~rrangcmentq for an interesting meeting
% D. held IN the auditorium of tho a.,
llmhia club on January an. A progrsw
VIII Doe given.
lohu J. Fenney. coal dealer Of cha
r'NIn SIDE. entered his office EafurHn-
mortlng 90 DO u little work. ana fouro
lhflftuhs tree laden with 20 habfea
nrLead III ornament. Mr krruev who
a hacnelpr bad the tree rem1ref fo
bis home for Dis friends a. admit. 49,
is now looking for the donor thaf +.
of thanks. way
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MARSHALL
tcOatinusd IRON FIRST P.r.)

size for the Presidents absence" he
said after this explanation. In the
presence OF love science IL silent. /
am quite sure l address no man who
has loved. who does love. or who
hopes TO love, who does not wish for
he President years OF unclouded hap
piness."
After welcoming the guests IN the
name of the nation the vice president
said a word about preparedness to de-
Tend the rights of the Americas.
Il am one OF those men who believe
In preparation for war" he said. Not
that l want war. because the dream
and the prayer OF my life Is hat We
shall keep out of war. but / know
myself / am not willing to have some
ruffian interfere with what / believe
to be my rights"
The Monroe doctrine was discussed
by Ambassador Suarez. who declared
That so long as IL was understood as
a threat II was viewed with distrust
by South and Central America, but
that defined as a derivation OF Pan
Americanism II had become a "tie OF
union, a guaranty. a bulwark for our
democracies."
Equality and fraternity that
knows no superior and no inferior,
but which recognizes only equality
and fraternity" was the thought Sec.
rotary Lansing left in his address on
pan-Americanism and the Monroe doc
trine.
From Hot Springs. Va. President
Wilson sent to the congress a mes.
sage expressing his hope for its sue
cess and his appreciation Of the large
attendance.
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CHEMISTRY TO COME
TO AID OF SCIENCE

COLUMBUS. Dec. 27.-Biologists'
contribution TO human welfare and the
prospects of further advancement In
Biological research were reviewed to-
night by DIR. Charles W. Eliot. presi-
dent emeritus OF Harvard University
in an address before the American
Association OF Science. which opened
its sixty-eighth meeting here today.
The most important lesson" Dr.
Eliot said. which the great advance
OF applied biological science teaches
Is that the treatment OF human evils
and wrongs In the future should DO
preventative for the mass as well as
curative for the individual The main
functions Of the medical profession are
TO be the prevention OF the spread OF
disease and the eradication or seclu-
sion Of the causes. source or carriers
of communicable disease"
The biologist of today. the speaker
said. believes that chemistry can and
will come to the aid of science and
art OF medicine and will ultimately
enable biological science to compre-
bend the vital processes of health ana
disease and to penetrate what are now
the secrets of life and death.
Great change is needed IN all the
callings which deal with the preven-
ton OF crime and misdemeanors, DIR.
Eliot continued. Such a change. he
asserted. must be brought about By
biological research.
Society" he said. must concern
Itself. not chiefly with the isolation.
temporary or permanent. Of the indi-
vidual murderer. thief or forger. but
with the determination or repair or
the genetic. educational or Industrial
defects which cause the production or
criminals"
DIR. Eliot who is the retiring presi-
dent OF the association. was introduc-
ed by DIR. William Wallace Campbell.
OF the University of California, the
new president.
Addresses of welcome were made by
DIR. w. o. Thompson and DR.. T. G..
Mendenhall. president and president
emeritus respectively OF the Ohio
State University.
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iEIkoGEAD. Dee -. via London.
2 90 D.. m-The defeat by Ruesian t.o1rs
Co., ,raia of q formidable force among
which were several thousand Persian lu-
HurFeuta a. reported IN au official state
meut issued to-day uy general h~eadguar-
tiers. ~ D. declared thrt the opposing
army suffered heavily end wna badly
broken up under tho Wuesiau attack
The have been ncfIfe along
thr tlEn-INinsk front according fo tho
statement. using sne in some OF their
attacks. but we've reuuIarI lu nl fua
Htrucer The statement is ae follows.
a several points uu the Riga front
our artillery was HuccrrHfuf ugHInu
enemy hHftrrlca fllrnCirF them
south of lkekul. the Germans attack
90 nuf Trenches under fhn cover uI rna
on thc Utlnak front ODE German Co..
p"rHfrdif tried Co., leave their frrrrh.r IHf
we've rHaiiY driven hack
There o. no change on the 9th r
fronts
I'm Persia our troops defeated 81 Ger.
man Turkish fnr.. lmour whom w.ra
e.N.rt. Thousand rrt.I I.faIn r.nIar-
mario. nuu others armed with artillery
nnI mnfIiu. Euua Tho enemy IHaf sow.
rrHl of thUlr positions Many u.r. EUf-
80 ur wounded and fur rect fled
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MIRACLES ARE
PERFORMED TODAY
Day Of Wonderful Happenings Not
Yet Passed-Miraeles Happen
In Wheeling.

II has often been said that the day
OF mtrcales is past. but this Is ofteu
refuted by people right here in Wheel
ing. Miracles are performed right
here in Wheeling each day. Mira
cles that would make those OF the
olden days look like cheap magical
tricks in comparison. One miracle
that was performed here recently Is
told In graphic form by Mrs. William
W~ittsberger. wife OF Mr.. Wittsberger.
manager OF the Wheeling Box Elk
change. who lives at 1S7 l4th street.
who said: Il had stomach trouble
and a poor appetite and was run down
In general. My liver was inactive and
| had a full. drowsy feeling after eat
ing. | did not feel so well and nat
urally was not as strong as I should
be and was v But since TAX
ing Tanlac my liver acts fine and 1
have a splendid appetite. My stom
ach is all right and my nerves are
much better. In fact I feel better In
every particular. I found relief from
Tanlac and | am glad to be able to
say so. l trust my statement will
cause some other sufferer to try Tan
lac and feel sure they will be bene-
fited as l have"
Isn't this a great miracle? Tanlac
restores Mrs. Wittsberger to health
and II will do the same for you Just
go to c. II. Griest & Co. 1925 Mar
ket street. and get a bottle OF Tanlac.
IL is sold only at the above store for
the better protection of the public
against substitution. Mr.. Renfrow Is
always in attendance at the above
store to c~ourteously explain Tanlac
to anyone. Price 81 per bottle.
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INCREASE IN PAY.

WASHINGTON. ID g.. Dec PA
majority of the $4,000 employees in
government navy yard shops and sta
lions viii receive Increases in pay be-
SHINING January 4 Secretary Dan.
itls made This announcement TODAY In
making public tho results of hcarinr.
recently conducted
ITO ia impossible to determine with
eNacincef The average amount Of thf
Increases Secretary Daniels enif
Those that receive tho greatest DOB.
crease This year dId not receive auy
increase laet year
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MESOPOTAMIA
(continued Prom FIRST r.g..)

ably the 200 enemy dead mentioned
In the telegram o fthe Path. are o
included in the above"
BERLIN. Dec. % (by wireless to
Sayville).-Senussi tribesmen adVanc-
ing along the Egyptian coast near he
Tripolitanian border. have driven h
British out of Materuh, TO which they
retired late in November after a strong
Arab force had compelled their re-
treat from Sollum, according to a
Turkish official report received here
today from Constantinople. The state
ment. which was dated December rs,
follows:
Several attachments OF Senussi
continued successfully attacks against
the British in Egypt. They have
cleared the Siwah district completely
Of British. (The Siwah district Is
an oasis in the Libyan desert about
twenty miles wide and a mile long,
some three hundred miles southwest
OF Alexandria-)
zone detachment advancing along
the coast attacked thetOwn OF Mat
eruh, 240 kilometres (about $50 miles)
east OF Sollum. In the engagement
the British commander and 300 sol
diers were killed and the rest fled
eastward.
The Mohammedans took. near Sell
lum and Materuh. from the British
two field cannon and large quantities
Of artillery ammunition and ten auto
mobiles Of which three were armored. .
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SEATS IN DEMAND
MANY Anxious 70 Attend Concern OF
Cornell Giee Club a. Court Thea.
ter Thursday Evening.

seats for Thursday evenings con.
cert at D Court theater by the Cor.
nell 6lcc : went on sale yesterday
and met with o. heavy demand. Do was
said last night Wheeiine's musical
and social circles are deeply interest.
cd IN thccominE of This great musical
orFanizafion and an indications are
That % viii be- greoted by an audience
That viii crowd De Court thoater
Pictures of Corneil'a famous foot.
ball. hasoball. track and rowing stars.
o. wei as members of the Gleo club.
are on display 3 ntLo Haucher jeweiry
store.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the State Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at Its Office at Charleston. West Vlrginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
mont OF which Is vested I'm said Board.
Contracts viii be awarded TO the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
crs Will be given preference.
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ta-i-tf Charleston. West virginia
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THOUSANDS OF lneulRlrs

NEW YORK. Dec o. Prominent
Jewish residents of this city opened
hero tonight o. bureau Tor tho trans
mission of Information regarding the
fate of Jews in the European war
zones lt was said tho bureau had
received 1900 Inquiries prior to Itr
opening
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oRorRrp

pHffAuELpHfA. pa. Dec 90
John 3 HemphlU. who was expelled
ae a member OF Enterprise lodge SO
ID. brotherhood 81 Locomotive Fire.
men and EnRlnemen 0n July lT. 1919
vas ordered fo bo ~rainrfafrd hv "a
decree 1led by judge Dourhrrfy in
ne court ~ common pleas here 70
DAY Tho brotherhood was cnIoinof
from interfering with his enjoyment
N aIl Tho rights. provisions nud bon.
chts o. which members are entitled
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December % and sunk in fifteen min
utes.
The American consul reported fur
Their that the rescued were picked uu
By a Moss liner after they had been in
small boats TWO hours. The t~orpedoed
ship. the consul reported. was on her
way from japan. China and Hawaii 10
Marseillcs. The lost included one
woman. a first class passenger. a
stewardess and two children.
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ATHENS. Greece. Dee % Via Paris
= y m-"Nith our batteries 81 heavy
artillery and the men behind them. 10 g.
impossible % Dust the allied forces
from Saloniki. said General Castelnau.
chief n the French general stan. IN a
statement today Co the Associated
Press.
General Castolnau gave the interview
after being received this morning by
King C-onstantine and attending q lunch
con at the French legation. Many Of
the most important officers Of the Greek
closest friends attended the luncheon.
General Castelnau's statement was sub-
mitt.d - the French minister. Jean
Gutllemiu. and approved by him.
The situation at Suloniki to-day ~
most excellent. the General continued.
n spent several DAVIS examining the
round must say I have rarely seen
an cmplucemsnt which lends Itself bet
~ may "a, also that the position pro-
Vid's the most favorable conditions for
offensive as well as defensive opera
The General was asked whether the
allies contemplated an offensive move
mont from salonik boz the spring
Spring viii fell' Do replied. TT is
impossible foo discount ihe cNlrcncies ~
tl" mIIlfHrE situation 90 FAR ahead.
should if Co., decided upon. l1c offensive
from snIuulkf wuuId De made under Pc
r|ulinrit fttosnh'. conditions"
what impression dId sou gain from
your talk with thc Kins the CORE
fpordent asked.
vns deeply touched by The fact that
Hie Majesty. although in poor health.
received Que. ffe was most cordial The
Greeks haN. ehuwu mo every courtesy
And Boo France. General how soon do
you believe tho war wif1 Do nniahcd4"
doesn't matter. Tho most Im.
fnrfHuf Dim Ia fHnf victory IH cor.
f.iu sooner or inftr fn France every
tr.urhU1u nud etHrt trench woman ie
ready fu 81. fIr whole wut fIr H com.
r.ffD triumph Whether Iu France. ur
hero. There VIII o. ro Weakening Tor
France DEL MOI only determined Franc
Ir rurr'
IIrEr crowds. Ir which were MANY
Ir.rf r.ifI.rH wfIrrad before fha
French location rul rhefreI General
flefrlunu.
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MISCELLANEOUS


UANTED-Wim buy. used church
benches In good condition. Box A-t29,
Intelligence. DIST
3ia b. p gasoline enEine. $4,000: gas
uEc 4 holes, $780, 8 r. marble slabs
$500, orangcade fountain. 500. coffee
urn. 5000. bolts and nuts. Sc a doz gas
stoves and miscellaneous tools chcan.
Goods bought and sold. Tool Store. omen
Saturday evenings, 1854 Market. disk
PATENTCSssssgTedT Esas-
ed Patent aud
trademark litigation Booklet free.
n n. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Hank Building
WhcrlinE. W. Va
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

The annual meeting Of the sharchOld-
ers Of The National Exchange Bank OF
Wheeling, will be held in the banking
house. Tuesday. January nth, 1916. be-
tween the hours Of 10 a. m. and IL m.
for the election OF Directors. and such
other business. as may be presented.
c. w. letters. Cashier.
d-II-tu-th-sat-t-ia-I1
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TEULTN- doc ~ D" W|Irolcs1 - SnV-
ti11c-According Co ndvfccs received
hero from Sofia. nm 1micuhle adjustment
has been reached ~ che differences bc-
tween Greece end Ruiruria wrirh arose
from the engagement between troops o.
those nations In Albania. The Greek
government hrs now requested Buirnrin
90 Withdrew hcr troons from the Alba
rim tcrritorv flev have occupied 10 o.
expected Hulgaria's answer viii be sat
isfnctory.
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WASHrNGTON. Dec Seventy.
nine peraon8 were drowned in fha d..
ftucti0n Of The French liner vile On
IL CiOtaf. the American consul af
Malta. reported today fo tho state d..
Ierment 40 Americans we're aboard
he ship, h. reports was ~forpedoca
without warning az 1915 O'Clock on
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JUST TRY RHEUMA
NO CURE. NO PAY
That ls the Basic on Which Druggists
oner This Great Remedy for
rheumatism.

~ 'N" A|NNN N|NN.MM NMN
Rhcumstism.
Anybody can afford fo uao Uhruma
to get rld ~ terrible rheumatism. srI.
afira. or govt. Tor DO Ia cold by John
Coleman a CO. and other druegIsta at
only 20 cents
Do 90 wonderful how speedily fhia
simple remedy takes hold and how
.0re muscles Timber up and swollen
joints come down to normal DO m tho
best remedy tou com 1rd fu drive
rheumatic poison from .I. system and
brink back health t0 misery racsrd
bodies
% bad rhaumHfI.m for a I0nr uhII.
md wns NOT cured until used Uhau.
mn Ny advice f1 tH0.n .HT.rInr from
rhcum1uHm Dr. fo u.n .H.. Great r.mn
d. aa q believe 10 uu effect a cure .n
any CAGE GO U farbam. saffea. W
NH
Get Che rrnuIHr .n tl. trafa marked.
packagc-lu liquid form guaranteed
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srocKHoLDERs, MEErTNo-

The annual meeting Of the ~stockhold-
ers Of the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company will be held at he Office OF
the company on Monday. January 10.
tive the hours OF 2 and 4 o'clock D..
m. for the election Of managers to serve
during the ensuing year.
JOS LAWSON. Secretary.
dec2f-s
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LONDON. Dec. o.. 6 .O6 D m-The
$500 ton British steamship Yeddo.
from Calcutta. November q for Bos-
ton and New York has been sunk. Her
crew was saved.
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PARIS. Dec. %. 1850 y. m.-The
Aiontcnegrins are continuing their Of
fenstve and have gained considerable
territory IN the Sanjak. taking numer-
Gus villages and nnicting large losses
upon the Austrians. according 40 an Of
hcial statement given out BY the Mon
toneErin consul here today. Inc state
mcnt, which bears the date Of December
20. follows.
our troops In the Saniak continued
their offensive and captured several
villages from tue enemy. including
G~oudouche. DOueNo and Dohri1o. The
Austrians sustained heavy losses in the
violent struggle FOR the positions"
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BERLIN. DE -. Via London. f.26 D..
% Only mining operations along the
Trunro-U,lrtan front are mentioned in
tu-dsy's official statement by the Ger
man army headquarters. Quiet pre-
vailed along the other fronts. according
20 the statement which follows.
- crater made hy On French mine eN-
plosion in front OF our positions north
east of Neuville has boon occupied By
uT. An enemy minc explosion on Com
hrcs Htll caused little damage. other
wise there have been no Incidents % Inn
portnncc.
There b. nothing to report from the
eastern and Balkan theatera Of war"
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EIGHTY LIVES LOST


had not been advised Of The sinking
Of the ship up 20 a LATE hour today
80 far 81 De- known here no Ameri.
cans were among The passenger
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ne. &'s IN
change Telegraph Company says a royal
decree has been issued disbanding two
auxiliary classes Of troops.
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LONDON. Dec 27. COS % M
Eighty of The passengers and crew Of
ne vile d. Ia Ci0tat loot their lives
The remainder of the persons on board
were saved.
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DIRECTORS

Louis ny
fDNEHAL DIhECrOR AND
ARTEktAL EMuALMER.
if22 ard 1924 Main street
Calls Answered Day OF Mint
Store Phones G3h
G = H~rrtachV. Nat Phone tqEa-H
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DIED

NANNY her home Q miles east OF
M.Mechtn. au Friday. December lfth.
az Ina clock D. m. MARY a.
MANkth. wife of Phillip Markcy. ln
Ihe ltth year oft her nE.
Funeral Tuesday moruirr at p o'clock
from So James church. NrNrUnru.
IntormHrf lu MI Calvary cemetery.
attend
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$1,000 Austri.ns Taken.

KDME. Doc, %. 9.2O y m-Scrhia has
turned over to Italy $4,000 Austrian
prisoners. Who are being informed In Sar-
DINA. being accompanied there By Ser
hiun officers. "a dispatch from Mar
settles on December II said that 10000
soldiers and s5o bulgarian. German and
Austro-liunEarian officers. taken pTis-
oncr by The Scrbians. had arrived there.
on their wuy 40 q concentration camp)
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TAT BAR TO MEET

30 Per Cent discount on an Winter
Clothing. Kline Bros. tt42 Main 81.
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Policy Unclaimed.

PARIS. Dec. %. 5:20 a. m-=Ths
Athens e~orrsspondent Of the Matip
sends the following:
Having interviewed NJ. Venizelos on
the subject Of the elections and obtain.
ed from him an affirmation that his
number OF votes polled. I called upon
NJ. who denied there was any
considerable number OF a~bstentions and
diers mobilized had been able TO vote
the result would have been the same. l
hen sought TO ask about the foreign
policy OF Greece but NJ. GOunaris IN
t~errupted me saying:
"'Grecces policy is unchanged. Greece
Is a small state which does not want To
be dragged into the war which might
have befallen Belgium and Serbia. We
are Greeks and nothing else. am
neither a .G-ermanophile Of a Franco
phiIc but just a Greek G~ermanOphiles
do not exist in Greece.
Al Greece. even under the present
circumstances. remains attached TO Eng
land, France and Russia TO which she
owes her existence and her development.
But you cannot ask that the sentiment
should go 80 far as 10 lead us. without
absolute necessity, into the conflict and
We believe nothing now requires Us 10
cease our neutrality. Greece always
viii feel kcenly what ever happens for
better or worse TO France but We cannot
do more.
Il then asked NJ. Gounaris TO explain
how. II the Bulgarians are the heredi-
tary enemies OF Greece. the Greek people
could agree to the allies army falling
back Indefinitely before the Bulgars on
Now you are going into the domain
OF the future he replied. and I cannot
enter into that. ! am speaking only OF
accomplished facts and the attitude
they Impose upon me. ! cannot speak
OF the future
n remarked That such silence might
arts explained. i don't even authorize
10 draw deduction nom ms silence.