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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-04
ANNUAL OUTING
OF Business Men Prom Nearby Town.
AZ Whee1ng Park Today
ChndrSn'a nay saturday.

Today the annual outing Of Erocers
and business men OF the towns Of Ben
wood, Mchechou. M~oundsville and Cam
oron will be held at Wheeling park.
The outing o. the children OF the
Iwenty-siNth street playground held at
the park yesterday was attended By only
a few hundred children.
Childrcn.a day for the children Of
wheeling n Vicinity will be observed
at the park Saturday. under the dircc-
ton o. the park management. All chill
dren u accompanied hy their parent or
guardian will be admitted free az we'll
a. being entitled 90 n free ride on IA
number OF tho nmuaemeuta.
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coninrvood runernl rohav

The funeral OF William Hall Coiiing-
wood. who died at the family residence.
40. 1902 Warwood avenue, warwood,
MONDAY night viii take place from there
this afternoon al ? o'clock. Burial Will
be private at Greenwood cemetery.
II was announced last night that the
Rev. i. W. 5. Stryker. former rector OF
~ Matthews Protestant Episcopal
church Of Mr.. C~ollingwood was a mem
Der. will officia- az the funeral
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Risdsl Funsrni

The funeral or Albert Riedel. the pop
uar Riverside mill foreman, who pass
ed away Sunday morning. was held at
his late home In Boggs' Run yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. George
HEN, pastor OF the BenwOod German
Lutheran church. ofhciated. Interment
was at Greenwood The pallhearers
were: Louis Riedel. George Riedol. Ern-
est Riedel. Frank RiedeL. Henry Henning
and August Dugemyer.
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10 IN FoEHr.

John Foster. aged about IS, who lived
IN this city about 20 years ago. n dead
az MS home near Pasadena. California.
according 20 word received in Wheeiinr
yesterday hC frlenCs. His death occur
ed several days ago after a brief attack
OF acute Indigestion. Mr.. Foster Tor
many years had owned and operated a
large lemon grove At Pasadena He mar
ried Miss Kathleen Achoson. daughter
OF tho late Mr.. and Mrs. j.. e. Acheson.
n prominent local family, shortly before
removing to C1ifS rnia-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-04

The funeral OF William J. Carney. who
passed away at the North Wheeling hos
pttal Sunday. was held at the family
home yesterday morning. followed with
dral. the Rev Father o. II Moye being
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 20 Manufacturers. No.
cnant1 and Others WhoicaaIa Daaisra
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN That
We state Board q Control OF the gfafs
pl West Nirrinfa will receive BIDS dafiv
~ ~ oftlce 80 Charleston. West Virrfnfa
~ turntlhlnE supplies for the aaverai
etate l~natilutinna the financial manage
ment ~ which f. vested o. aid V19rd
~ lfacta VIII Be awarded 90 the iovraaf
MentiA quality r0ualfared and other
p,lng equal. West Virginia deal
~ VIII % ElVcu preference.
AleLa gi supplies needed VIII b. fur
MAntn lld0erH on receipt % rouurafa
staunE d line desired
hIAIE BOARD or CONTROL.
a-l-tf Charleston Weat Virrinta
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HI'IfMnNu Va Aug o. Results rf
today g~fnfFHIir primary for uumina.
n tHr E.uNUI uearwhIr Witch will
I"h.Oiunr Hw were m doubt 40 a. late
hnur tonight
NftlrnH .n fnr received indicate that
Iff have won nuN viii easily
Hfn working majority Or both
nranchca % the Eenerai assembly.
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runsrni OF Az Mn..-

Yesterday morning the funeral OF
Alexander Muster, who died Sunday az
the ohio Valley General hospital. WAS
held In the Mendel parlor. Chapiine
street The Rev. 4. n Preuss. pastor
OF st Stephanus German Evangelical
Reformed church, delivered the sermon
Burial was In Mt. Zion.
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watt ans WIrrs now that mai.
sound like "a fake fHf that or fTa rrm.a
Irf two drunfa fHHf WIZ fnI. ruHn.
Jordan This morning a. woman GIVING
Dor name nr Size .F.ff woe UIHerT ur
~ Ufnrrr HrimHHn nrT THHrIra WIrr.
waH arrested By Nr'Isr
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Fafhuah-Whon 7 came out OF
CHURCH on sunday 7 found ms horse
taft asleep On the shed
Eeuaouhursf - Why. he couldn't
hear The sermon from there. could
hef-h0ukcrs Statesman.
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5bt-5t2. Will be redeemed September LIST.
ltlb, a. the National Exchange Bank.
Wheeling. W. Va.
All the bonds enumerated In this no.
tice will cease TO bear Interest Septem-
Der LIST. 1915.
WHEELING STEEL g. IRON COMPANY
G. J. HUNTER. Secretary.
jy-21-auE-f-l1-1s-25-Eep-i.
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asmps Runsnl rod.z.

This morning At $50 o'clock brief
services viii be held at the home. No.
ztlo Market street. over the body OF John
r. Rempe. followed by requiem high
mass at $3.50 o'clock at St Aiphonsus'
church. Interment At at. Calvary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-04
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertRGhv
FUNEHAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEktAL EMnALMER.
tt22 and ft2f Main street..
-Cal Answered Day o. Mint
Store Phones eab.
G J. Hf rtachv. Nat Phone taso.H
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

Notice OF redemption OF bonds by the
Wheeling steel a Iron Company.
wheeling, W. Va, July 9th, 1915.
Nouce Is hereby given that all bonds
outstanding on the issue dated Septem-
Dor LIST. 1899 and bearing the following
numbers, tO-wit:
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To the American note in the case
OF the steamer Neches. which sum
martly demanded the expeditions re-
lease OF the American owned goods
detained under the orders in
the in~validity Of which the govern
msnt OF the United States regards as
plainly illustrated by the present IN
stance" Great Britain replied that
while these acts OF the German gov
continue Csinking n~eutrals
as well as British merchant ships ir-
respective Of destination or origin or
cargo and without proper regard tor
safety OF passengers or crewsD II
seems neither reasonabaenor Just that
his majesty's government should pc
pressed TO abandon the rights claimed
IN the British note. ana
TO allow goods from Germany 10 pass
freely through waters effectively pa
trolled by British ships OF war"
Great Britain offers TO make a spe-
cial examination in the Neches case
II h%ardships has been inflicted.
The British reply In short il a de
clination TO allow free passage TO
goods originating in Germany or in a
territory under German control. Inc
general cargo II the Neches originated
in Belgium.
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LEXINGTON

Pacific a Ak AYES Ground. With t-u-f,
courts sdioin Beach, Only popular priced
hossi Thste ~ ray Ee from HOUSE
sursst. Which 10 7rohibitsd Tse Of BATE
" an care OF suits FREE RUN
HiNS VAIN IN rooms. ORCHESTRA
sl-9 and up daily, 81 o ST. 50 weekly. AmeH.
can plan- WHITE SERVICE. GARAGE.
booklst PAUL G r. SECRANS
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LOST

LOS AUTOMOBILE ErcrHgu Hr-
LAEM WQOpLhWu AND CITY on
guL FrEU LrCnMHr MY
A1A EI9 EINnEn PLuAan CALL on
70 A. uOWMAW. CAmU
BOTH PHONES
l22 WMu OF CALL a1aI pIrnnaWT
NAhHAN NATL AFTun 9 O'CLOCK
nIn.f.ff
LOST last Friday from a-ufaratIf.
Weeu IIr1Hnuf valley ana Taafrrr.
BLACK seal travelling etar fined
WIN Duo containing article mono.
FrHmmed 81 H n" EruarH f-r rrf...-
o nuE-f-h
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infringes the rights OF their citizens.
~ II open TO them to claim that II
should be subjected to review by an
International tribunal
The celebrated Matamoras cases of
the Civil war then are cited TO show
mat the supreme court OF the United
states held II had the right 10 re
verse h decisions OF prize courts and
mat there was no doubt OF the juris-
diction OF an international tribunal TO
review the decisions OF the prize
courts OF the United States. where
the parties alleging themselves az.
grieyed had prosecuted their appeals
10 the court Of last resort"
IL the United States should be dis
satished with decisions OF British
prize courts as sustained by the privy
council. the British government Is
prepared TO concert with the United
States. in order 10 decide upon the
best way OF applying the .
principle 70 the situation which wouIa
then have arisen
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
GRAND

rElnA ave close 20 beach. Caparifv.
EntfelN ueN. Muderu aud high-|
LNEe roomss private hathE s.e-|
-etor etc superior table srrtfc. $50
neeTs train- NJ Auto
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Hotel

VIRGINIA Az. within few feet OF
nc OCEAN 10th season, modern and
homelike. private baths. running water.
elevator; cap. 200. G.. l.. CAKE.
7 a ~
south Carolina Ave. near Beach. 81 to
80 per DAY. $40 TO $3.50 per week.
friNate baths. running water. MRaars-
mcnt OF owner. NJ. T. CURRAN
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HOTEL boutwell,

NirEinia av-, second house from board
walk and steel Pier. Every appointment.
Highest standard In cuisine and service.
Booklet
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HoTEL NEW

SolIh CAROLINA Az. and beach
lrlNste baths, mi water In rooms.
porchcs. capacity $50. Booklet.
BRYAN a WILLIAMS.
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HOTEL MAJESTIC,
THE
INN.LwAYs ORES

ginia Ave. Cap. 30O. Hich class %cruisina
a. service. Elevator. Private baths A
rooms with water. SO 20 $3.50 wkly-
81 up dly. J. r. Dickinson.
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rIr Edward then points out that tho
l.taiIiF OF Tho orders in council or Of
lhc measures tafen under them. have
yet been brought Co o. decision In
q prize court. but hc reminds tho
nliod states that 'lt ia open 20 any.
rii"d states citizen whose claim ia
before fhn prize court. to contend that
any order in council which may ar
ieci DIE claim iH Inconsistent with tho
principle ~ International law and De-.
1eroi1rn not hirdinE upon the court
20 ih0 prize court declines 90 accent
Iif ~c01irufl0nH aid m. after such n
''Islon hns been upheld on appeal
ihc judicial committee OF his
~nainstfH prIVy council. tho govern
'n'nt m the United states consider
.hat There De- serious cround f1r hold
ing That The decision o. incorrect and
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THE WILTSHIREylrEiaia Avenue a.

capacity $50. private baths. Tunning
water In rooms. elevator. nne porchcs.
&cy music. Special-Si2.5O up weekly:
t1b0 W daily. open all year. booklet.
auto at trains. SAMUEL ELLIS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Plural Wife Fighting
For Share of Eccle
Fortune for Her Son

OGDEN. Utah, June B.-A grilllng
cross-examination throughout the morn
ing session OF Justice J. a. Howelrs
court today failed to shake the story
told by Mrs. Margaret Geddes In her
effort to obtain a one-third portion Of
the S,O0O,0Oo estate Of the late David
Eccles fpr her i6-year-old son, Albert
Geddes Eccles Tho woman showed ef-
forts OF the severe strain Of many hours
on the witness stand and a night OF
worry awaiting communication from
Grant Geddes, brother Of her first hus-
band, respecting assistance given her
before her alleged plural marriage TO
the late fnancicr.
In reply to questions Mrs. qeddes re-
hearsed in detail the love affair with
Mr. Eccles, who mad alrendv married
two wives prior 10 the Mormon mani
festo. and did MT vary IL any degree
from yesterdays tes' irrony concerning
tho ceremony OF the union for time"
performed by an apostle Of the Mormon
church in secret. Sha asserted that the
assistance siver 20 ter by Mr EcrIcs
started IN hsb and continue 1 regularly
through ner altered lrarriage period Gp
until the sudds n death OF the Utah cap
itaiist .a-S-
Many OF the heirs Of the late million
aire particularly the sons and daughters
OF his first and only legal w.Ic Mrs.
Bertha EccleS wero IN the court rom
u IL probable thar sTrs. Geddes vii, re-
r1ain on ~, wItnass stand under cross
examination ;hro n 'ut the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Italians Capture ALI
Positions Defending
City Of Malborgeth

GENEVA. June 92.--Cvia Paris. June
S)-A Tribune dispatch from Laibaeh
says,
The Italians have gained possession OF
all positions defending Malborgeth. after
a fierce struggle against the Austrians.
particularly Honved detachments. which
displayed great tenacity The italians
now are violently bombarJilng the city.
Arrival pf Austrian rednforcemants
stopped the Italian advance at Caporetto,
but they have not Eone back across the
Ison1o.
Thirty thousand Austrians. who de-
bouched from the Ternova Forest, are
marching against positions north OF
0orisia.
southeast OF F1itsch strong Austrian
forces sought TO drive back the ItalIans
who gave way before superior numbers
and retired as far as the frontier. where
they concealed themselves In a forest
ana allowed the Austrisns 10 pass. When
the Austrians were installed on tina
Italian positions, the italians opened a
murdefOus fire from machine guns. kiu-
ing over 100 Of their adversaries ana
roroing the rest out Of their positions.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Zeppelin Bombs
Destroy British
Arsenal and Yards

BERLIN. June 23.-CBy wireless to say
ville)-The Overseas News agency today
gave out the following:
"A message from Chrlstianla says that
the steamer Iotum. which has arrived
at stavsnger. reports that several Yep
pelins on the night between Tuesday
and "Wednesday (probably June BIO
dropping many bombs on the Armstrong
works ~ South Shields. England. which
destroyed the navy yards and arsenal.
Several buildings burned all night. The
damage was enormous. Seventeen per-
sons were killed and forty injured"
Tho foregoing evidently refers to the
! aid of Zeppelins over the northeast coast
OF England, on Tuesday night OF last
week. The British censorship prevented
the publication OF details OF this raid and
there has been no previous intlmation
that the naval works At Shields were
damaged.
An official announcement from London
on June l6. said merely that sixteen per-
sons had beon killed and forty injured
and that fires started by, bombs were
overcome the morning after the attack
The announcement did not say what
town had been attacked.
Shields, on the bank of the Tyne. has
vast docks and il q great seat OF the
ship building and subsidiary Industries.
The Armstrons company has ship build
Ina yards, extensive ordnance works and
steel works at Ielswick yard, near
Shields. The company employed 1900
men before the war.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Americans Going
to Canada Advised
to Get Passports

WASHINGTON. June 23.--While Ameri-
CO ms generally are being advised to carry
passports when they go abroad. the State
department reiterates to many nqIirers
that the Canadian authorities do not re-
quire passports of Americans entering
Canada.
Nevertheless" the department ad-
vises. lit is deemed advisable for nat
uralized American citizens going to Can
ada, particularly those born in countries
now at war with Great Britain, to pro-
vide themselves with passports in order
TO be in a position to readily establish
their identity and citizenship thereby
avoiding possible delays and nconven-
ience."
With the onrush Of the summer travel
the department is busied with advice Of
this character. German and Austrian
maid servants in the domestic service of
American citizens, the department un-
deTstands. may be granted special per
mission to accompany their employers
into Canada. The employers are advised
to apply through the chief commissioner
OF dominion police or the superintendent
Of immigration, or through the American
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Past Week Not Good
For Wheat or Corn,
Says Crop Bulletin

WASHINGTON. June 2s-The pros
peCtive record-breaking wheat CROP had
somewhat unfavorable weather during
the week just ended the national
weather and crop bulletin announced to-
day.
Continued rainy weather in the central
and northern portions OF the principal
winter wheat belt caused toi rank growth
and lodging in some districts and heavy
local damage occurred from hail, wind
and floods in portions of Kansas, Mis-
soud and Nebraska. Wet weather de-
leyed harvest In some sections, but no
serious damage is reported from that
cause. In the southern portions cutting
has been generally completed under fa,-
vorabs conditions with prospects Of ex-
oeil0nt yield.
Spring wheat was somewhat retarded
by coll weather, but 1t probably proved
beneficial in developing satisfactory root
ing Rain in the spring wheat BEL was
sufficient for the present needs.
In the corn-growing states weather was
generally unfavorabIe.
Get competent help through The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
RESTA ENTERS In
OMAHA AUTO RACE
Will Drive His PeugOt Here-Rick-
enbacher and Orr Also Sign to
Pilot Cars Here.
ELEVEN SPEED MEN SIGNED

Dario Rests. Tom Orr and Eddie Rick
enbacher, three Of the greatest racing
pilots in the world, have signed to drive
on the Omaha Speedway July 8. These
entries were secured by J. McShane.
director OF contests, in Chicago yester-
day. He impaired the information last
night over long distance telephone.
Resta viii drive the Feugot car with
which he won first place in the Grand
Prize and Vanderbilt Cup races and sec
ond place at Indianapolis. Orr and Rick
enbacher will pilot Maxwell cars.
At Chicago yesterday Orr qualified at
a rate Of Ill miles An hour, the fastest
time yet made on any track except the
great Brooklands. England. saucer. Rick
enbacher did 1893 miles an hour yester-
day and Resta did 10 miles AN hour sew
eral days ago. Thus this trio will Oe the
first three cars at the pole at Chicago, as
positions are determined by the fastest
preliminary laps.
De Palms TO Come.
McShane also announced that Ralph de
Palma would surely be here. Ralph has
not signed up yet, but has practically
assured McShane that he will race here
De Palma will not be in the Chicago race
This was announced yesterday with the
supplement that Ralph's car will not be
ready before Sunday.
omahans will be pleased 10 learn that
Rickenbacher is entered here, as Rlcken-
bacher Is former Omaha boy. He
worked several years In Omaha with the
F1restone-Columbus people. now defunct.
He drove several races at the old Omaha
! dirt track TO the west o. the city. Last
year he won the 300-mile race at Sioux
City.
Rick" is driver OF the savage, dar
ing type. Unless he turns over hiows a
tire or his car turns into junk, 1t is al
most impossible to pass Eddie. MS ne will
step on the pedal and never take his foot
off In mechanical manipulation Of the
wheel he has few equals, probably be-
cause he got his start on just such a
track as the little dirt one west OF town
where phenomenal driving was necessary
to escape wrecks
Tom Orr Is an experimental expert and
learned the racing game I'm this way. He
has been Ray HarroIn's chief assistant
for several years. His phenomenal time
at Chicago yesterday proves his class.
As to Resta. everybody knows what he
can do.
Burman Not Coming.
Bob Burman, It Is learned. follows Bar
ney oldfield to Tacoma and will not race
at Omaha. This is sad news as Bob Is
probably the most sensational driver in
the game. taking any chance to gain a
few feet on his rivals. Never mas he
taken part I'm a race where he did not
terrorize or at least frighten the crowd
by some of his spectacular driving.
The complete list Of entries up to date
includes the following eleven drivers;
DRrio Resta, Peugot.
Eddie Rickenbacher. Maxwell.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
All Germs Ordered
To Beat it!-Git!
Searching Influence of ,
Remedy That Works
Wonders.

The Introduction OF s. 8. 8. is at once
q command 10 blood impurities to find
way out
And what are blood Impurities7 They
may be the hypersecretions found In the
mucous Innings OF the body; they may
be acid accumulRtions known as rhou-
matism; they may be boils. pimples, ec-
HemA, acne and stubborn. indolent sores.
But examined closely. they are all
germs that have gotten the upper hand
and IL requires the flushing influence OF
3, & 8. TO drive them out And out they
40 when 3. 3. s. begins TO circulate in
the blood. IL only requires ave minutes
to begin this influence. for Il Is a fact
that In this limited time s. s. g may be
traced In the urine. In the perspiration.
in the efiioresence from the lungs TO
show that II IL at work. Germs. mind
you, are OF various kinds. but all are
foreign to health and s. g. 8. is no re-
npecter or destructive germs. II drives
them all out OF whatsoever name they
20 by, Just set a bottle OF s. s. s. OF
any druggist and soon you win observe
a decided change. And II yours is a
stubborn case. write TO the Medical Ad-
wiser. care OF The Swift Specific Co. 1O7
Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ca. He is regular
physician. proud OF his name by virtue OF
his distinguished family and is recog-
nlEed as foremost physician on his
own merit.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
ANDREWS ON WAY HOME;
WILL VISIT IN OMAHA
lFrom ! staff corre.ronaen,.

WASHINGTON. June ss.-tspeeial Ts,e
Graml-W. E. Andrews. ex-aGditor OF
the Treasury department. will leave for
his home I'm Hastings tomorrow. stopping
At Omaha and Lincoln en- route. Mrs
Andrews will not accompany her hus-
band 20 their Nebraska home az this
time as abe is head OF the committee OF
Washington women Co operating with the
general committee in making prepara-
tions for the proper care and reception
of the women who viii attend the ma
tionsl encampment OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic to be held here aext
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis f. Reed. who have
been in Washington for a week, will
leave for New York tomorrow en- route
TO Nebraska.
The Misses Pearl Laverty, Georgiana
and Adele Davis of Omaha are guests
at Congress hall. hiss LAverty and
Miss Adele Davis are returning to Omaha
after their year at school at Dana hall,
Wellesley.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Authenticity of
Interview With
Pope Questioned

hoAiE. June 2.-(VIa Paris, June a ,
The Italian press vigorously condemns
the interview attributed 10 Pope Benedict
by Louis Iatapie and published In La
Iioerts Of Paris. In which his holiness
ts said 70 have voiced a complaint that
the privileges or the Vatican have bAen
seriously curtailed By the Italian GOV
ernmsht a. the rosuis o, the war.
The corriere D'Italia' declares that II
ahe Pontiff does not categoricAiiy DENY
the words attributed 90 him they viii
nave dspiorable consequence.
secolo says.
The ipg oe has spoken strange .woras. -
HAvRE, June 22.--(via Paris, june Is }
'-Doubt is expressed BY the Vinstieme
sieele.fa cstholic unfonlst newspaper of
The anthenticity Of che interview re-
ported 20 have been given. bx ths Pope
to Louis Latapie. In hts interview the
pontiff Is said TO have asserted that
Cardinal Aeroier. archbishop OF Malines.
never had been arrested. The Vingtiems
sieole takes particular exception TO thls
statement
fhe neWspaper argues that Cardinal
Aereiers coercion was proved By. the
archbiehops own Latin pastoral addreas
20 the clergy ON January 10, IN which
the prslats formally eontrAdictsd ths
statement OF General yea Bissing. Ger,
man governor Of Belgium. that IA,
cardinal never had been prevented from
.exefcising fully his eccelsttiasticsi fune
ton.