The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

single night at a banquet table. The
author entitled his work, Tn Chant
De Guorre de IArmce du Rbin ON
the following day a column Of volun
teers was TO leave the city OF Stras.
burg 10 Join the great army in Ior.
raine. There were about 500 OF them
but When the song composed the pra.
Nlous night was SUNG on the public
square by the easily -enraptured
Frenchmen. their number quickly
swelled TO 1000 and more. Soon The
entire Army OF the North resounded
the fiery words. Aux armes. aux
armes.' Sull the inspiring tune did
not become known al Paris until Bar.
barouN summoned the youth OF Mar.
settles to the capital in July. 1892.
The Anti-German League Of Lon.
don has achieved q notable victory.
after promiscuOusly advertising the
iHiquitles Of the Teutons. and the nee
ccesity Of demanding the internmeut
OF an Germans in Great Britain. even
those naturallzed. For months IL has
been clamorinC that Baron Won Bis.
sing, brother 90 the military gov.
crnor Of Belgium. should be put into
q detention camp. although he has
'.. NAh.AEN EAhlN'I lhI HH years
and has spent all OF his time in Eng
land. The Baron is interned On a
concentration camp. a former work
house. in Holloway. His friends have
obtained permission for him to fur.
nish bis room with his own effects.
and 10 receive visits from his wife.
he Inherited a large fortune from
his first wife. q German. Later. he
married an English society woman
Tie lived al Brighton until the air
raids began upon the British coast.
when he was accused Of being 20 spv.
The league since has turned ifs az
tfrtiOn To- other victims. Sir Ernest
CI-s,I even. the late King Edwards
banker. Who went Co New York with
The ArelO-FrouCh financial commits.
sion. b. not safe from internment 10
is held against him that hc has taken
$-N.H.0.0 worth Of British bonds ~
Tho recent American $500. 100000 loan.
because he did 90 despite the rcqus
rf fHu British treasury that no F,r..
l.h either participate in 10. so as 10
mako 80 purely an American loan.
end io have another chance later 10
the ENGLISH purse Sir Edear Spevor.
who settled iu The United states until
Tho war o. otter. has chosen the path
or discretion Hc apparent rauEsd
tn. IuciIsh character correctly de-
spite bis r7lnInront hencfacfions.
Count Paul NO'G Ncttcruich. ror4
In Of fHe Irfo German ambassador fr
England also was intcrncd recently
Hr was in Tne'Hrd az the outbreak Of
ihe war ou "a visit to his fanceo. Tho
dauEltDF FOL. tle I8t, Admiral Fame
Ifry were married Immediately ard
settled down ln berkshire. where tho
Count. ri distant relative Of Kfrr
George wa. arrested and taken fp f.
concentration camp Admiral rHn,s
fHWI.F obtained hIf release hrt Che
Anti German I.H.Ir fr-rrf.I him ont
ord got I'w arrested again
Mrs Herbert wife off a clergyman
or |"fI'u.'H WFH sentenced 20 six
"r'h. lr.1u.. h told u rlr.urfor.-
'NH' fnu German Emperor was a GOOD
man Tho r~1r.sH.0ror bad said Chat
iI' Kaiser oGshf fn hr HANGED TH.
parrish. u". immediately won't TO f.H
un'.r. s. Servant testified that r.-
m -'..a s...ra. Hm.a bad spoken r
. '.. IH. polio.
covered IHn addresses of several CO..
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nI '.'nHn qualities and on rH"
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NJ German .Hreu.a h.f bod served fr.
-r.I.N church Hs a dictionary Ir fI.
Orient which fr.f bod ro oTref f-
saF.uE Dor from imprisonment
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