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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-25
Piano
Sale
Price
$225
Piano
Sale
Price
$40
Open
Evenings
Until
9 O'Clock.
SOCIETY
Masauerade Ball.

All arrangements are complete for
the grand masquerade ball to be given
by the Osiris Patrol and Band, at the
Market Auditorium. Thursday evening.
October 81
The Auditorium Is being appropri-
ately decorated and when completed
this promises to out do all former af.
fairs OF Its kind. The music for the
evening will be furnished by the Osiris
Orchestra and the boys promise a sur
prise TO all who are fortunate enough
to attend.
Jack Front, the local costumer. has
Just returned from the East and has
a large and varied stock of robes and
costumes and is in a position TO I'LL
all orders.
The committee has decided that no
one will be allowed on the dancing
floor except those in costume.
There will be a number OF features
during the evening but the one best
seems 10 be the christening OF the
patrol bears osiris and Isis"
Dancing will commence at eight
o'clock but the grand march will be
held later in the evening. n by the
way, this will be something new.
Admittance TO the haIl will be by in.
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The richest treasures in architecture
ana symmetry viii be revealed az the
Court theatre 3 days. beginning Thura.
day. oct 2sth. Matinee Saturday. dur
Ing q trip with Lyman %. Howe Co the
|lifOruin Expeditions via the Panama
e. anal The nftv million dollar show
20 sau Francisco with 500 heroic proper.
Ioua trIumThal arches. giant columns.
splendid courts. n magnificent build
IrEs al filmed by Howe rhoturraun-ra
seems we'll aurtu tlE cost. Tho san
francisco Exposition an presented by
Hove STRIKES nj new note tn Evrnaiffuu
architecture
A. ls customary fn tho Lyman H.
Howe exhibitions. there viii also Dol uu.
meruuH other entirely new and dIscrai.
EIrd fafurHe
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P0SLAM READILY
SOOTHES, HEAL
AILING SKIN

Use Poslsm when the compilation is
unduly inflamed.
When tormented by itching skin:
Wher pimples. hives. rashes. or like
troubles annoy:
When the feet are itching. ehafed or
blistered:
when eczema. acne. salt rheum or any
itching skin disease affects.
foslam soothes. cOols. comforts re-
lleNes burning. smarting and itching.
Works rapidly In restoring the skin to
normal and presentable appearance.
And A. ordinary soaps irritate try
Poslam Soap. medicated with Poslam
and superior for daily use on the skin.
For samples. send &c stamps TO Emer-
New York City. Sold by all Druggists.
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Hot Curling Iron Goes
No More Broken Hairl

Every woman knows that continual
use OF the hot curling iron means brittle
blistercd, parched. dead-lookinE hair
with burnt. parched. dead-looking hair
need or anyone using hat instrument Of
torture, now that we know what can be
accomplished by the occasional applica-
tton OF ordinary liquid siimerine This
~ not only more effective. giving the
hair a fuffier and p~r-ttier curl hut
tends TO promote its health. lustre and
beauty. Any druggist can supply qI-
merine In ltqutd form and n few ounces
will last many weeks. so IL Is quite
economical 20 use.
The approved way r. 20 part tho hair
In several strands and with a clean tooth
brush apply the LIQUID the fun length OF
each strand. The overnight transform
alton II ogreeably surprising 70 one who
has never tried this simple and harm
less method.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-25
About People
movements 90 indiviousis to
and From ;i,s City.
AT n HOTELS.

stamm-E r. Jones. Petrican. w.
Va; J. r. Holyscheuer. Petrican. w.
a Z. l. Wasgley. Petrican. W. Va:
Charles Hartline. Petrican. w. Va:
DR.. w. G. Dawson and wife. Cameron /:
A. ID. Edwards. Wadestown. W. Va. /;
Jesse Price. Wadestown. w. Va; c.
NJ. Peyser and party. Warnock. o.:
y. L. atggs. Spring Run: Mrs. w. -.
Campbell, Fairmont
Grand Central-M. Z. blackburn.
H~endrysburg. o.; r. Frank Getty. Muir.
raysville. Pa; G. w. CARRIER. Bethesda,
Chic.
melure-G. II. Jackson. Fairmont:
X. Vance, Marietta; L. l. Phillips.
cameron; F. $. Patterson. Washing
Ton; &. G. Maybaugh. Parkersburg: w.
F. Buell.. Sandusky. o.
The Ro9ers-W. III. Buck. Sisters
Vile: Fred Flower. East Palestine:
Pete Franceno. Fairmont.
Mrs. Samuel Eads. of Woodland.
who has been the guest of Mrs. Jennie
Norman, of 111i Chapline street. re-
turned TO her home yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Ann Malooly. OF Washington.
Pa. who spent the weekend with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Malloly. of
Eon street. returned to Washington
last evening.
Mrs. Margaret Rempel. OF San Fran
cisco. Cal, who has been the guest of
relatives in this city. left Friday for
her home in the West.
e and Mrs. John T. Faris. of
Philadelphia. Pa. are visiting Mrs.
Farts' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Carter. of Forest View. DIR. Faris is
superintendent OF the Board Of Publ
cations of the Presbyterian church.
After spending the weekend with
relatives in Loring Place. Elm Grove.
Ray Stephens. student in Carnegie
Tech. returned to Pittsburgh last even
ing. TO sun his studies.
Miss Louise Armstrong returned TO
her home on Lind street last evening.
after a short visit with friends in
Wellsburg.
Guy c. Mercer Of the South Side.
spent the weekend at his home in
GAINESVILLE. o.
Floyd Holmes OF Waynesburg Pa.
is spending several days as the guest
OF friends relatives at Elm Grove.
Mr.. N Mrs. A. T. Arnold have re
turned TO this city after having spent
the past several weeks attending Sun
day school institutes in the southern
part OF the state.
DIT. ID. H.. Copeland of Chicago. Is
now located in Wheeling in the office
formerly occupied by DR.. w. r. Bud
denberg Of the South Side.
Mrs. G. l.. Miner. who has been the
guest OF friends in Pittsburgh for sew
eral days, will return home today.
NJ aud Mr. Tahn rlI--.- -
and Mrs. Seaton Alexander. who are
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Much interest bias been aroused among
local theatre ruerH br.aec rf Che an
nnuurrmnuI That arrangement have
"eeu completed for The appearance Of
RANGES Starr rf Iha Court theatre on
~ rdufauaf evening 'n her latest New
York success N~arfr.nHIIr Marie
rNUIIN which DEL heightened nud made
more effective II .hr wUuNnrffI acting
.l NIHH Starr NHr story DEL land boz
r.rI who hu. boon reared Dob strict er.
.IIaIHu HfHHUH ~nrIrn. New
Work cast IrI production Hrs prom 81
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REPORT DEEMED.

ATHENS. via Paris. Oct. "a. 11:4O
y. ma semi-oficial note to the press
denies c~ategorically various reports
current in Austro-Hungarian newspa-
pers tina Greece is occupying Dorian
n Gievgel, or is occupying any other
portion OF Servian territory.
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Y. W. c. A. Notes.

The Sunday afternoon service at the
Young Women's Christian Association
yesterday. was well attended and was
the formal milton Of tho new mem
bers or the Industrial Girls Clubs The
program which was greatly enjoyed set
forth the rpo Of the club and the
meaning OF membership.
a very delightful Home Hour" closed
the afternoon. TO which all present we're
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a. HOUSE
looo-ll Market Street Wheeling, W.. Va.

Nitation only. and these must be
properly filled out. The following Is a
copy OF the invitation:
Yourself and Ladies' are invited
to attend a
Grand Masquerade Ball
Thursday evening. October the
twenty-eighth.
nineteen hundred and fifteen
at Market Auditorium
Auspices Osiris Temple Patrol
and Band
Wedding Announcements.
Copies OF the following wedding an
nouncements have been mailed the many
friends OF the couple:
Mr.. Richard u. Hutnes
the marriage OF his daughter
Mary Elizabeth
TO
Mr.. John Hall Magee
on Thursday. October the twentv-frst
nineteen hundred and fifteen
Wheeling. West Virginia
Enclosed cards read as follows:
At Home
AFTER the twonty-siNth Of October
One twenty-seven Twentieth street
Warwood, West Virginia
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Many advertisements mislead by vague ~verbiage,
or suoterfuge, through quoting a low down payment.
which, when selecting a piano of high grade. YOU are
informed 1.-THE low down payment is meant for such
and such a piano, but not for the high grade piano YOU
desire.''
When we advertise a piano, price or terms, YOU
can rely ON 1t absolutely. You will always find it a
plain Understandable Truthful Statement of facts.
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Hallowe Ell 81 The Country club. will
NOT go unohscrved as Mauage- pinmev
mas issued Invitations Co TIE Members
i9r IA uniqu affair. which viii also
cI1Se lhiS popula resort for the coming
winter months. The following U.s. Il copV
OF The Invitations which have been re-
cetNed by club members
Don't forget
There 10 he on oid-fa ahfored
country supper
follow ed by dancing
on Thursday. October rs.
seven q. ia.
~ tho Country club.
everybody should wear their hey rube
costumes and Jet Mr.. Dimmey know a.
a. POSSIBLE.
Music ~ Mc.ster's orchestra.
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Another pleasure of the present ve.L
d. the dance ~ the b. q nj 49,
Club roomH on the Island. Wefresfav
evening The hall will be dsrksf III
nnFTi te~etonuinE with corn aud ruur-
fiuH used % pleasing eject Wafrer-
.arophnnc orchestra will play the muai~
~ which Hl The new daucea will he IN
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Miss Madelyr Weiss. daughter OF NJ
and Mrs ". o. Weiss has issued invi-
lt.t"u5 iu q number OF young friends to
q tiallgWc On PARTY which viii be given
ai the home m her parents at Eimcresf.
aturday afternoon The hours are
from z until 3 o'clock during which
EamcH % the Hallowe en- VIII he fsa-
tured Fifty children have been in
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p h" ~i'"uanuf club has ISSUED invita-
tloua fnt a dance 90 be held a. ST Vim
cent hall Film Grove. TUESDAY evs,ins
.,lnnef - NuehmH orchestra viii
furnish H program Of rnarmfug d.rrc
music ana this FIRST antIr of Tho CHM
NtI Do Intended by e. large number ~
We In.mhrfs Who IRE anticipating the
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Charity whist.

A. tho Young Mons Hebrew Ass,.f,-
Won. Thursday ~v'niug October 81. M.
guild ~ the Eoff street temple will give
ch.rilF whist The attendance prom
,-es r" o. guile larRe and the whole Al
Iair VII provide an evenings delightful.
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MarQuerads Party.

Another pleasurable addition 70 the
many parties Of the week viii be that
81 next saturday evening. when Mrs.
Martha Schoennin will entertain "A large
party OF friends. at her home on ths
south side Music and games viii be
b. incostume.
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Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Marshall. OF Washington. y. G.. who
formerly resided In this city. Miss RIOS
ella Doyle entertained az her home Fri
day evening. \ series Of progressive
games were enjoyed by the guests.
the honors Of which were bestowed on
Mr. Marshall \ chsrminEly appointed
luncheon was served. Those presenf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-25
Behr Bros. Pianos and Sale Prices
Have Hit a Responsive Chord

The piano buyers in Wheeling Tin fact all over the
State, have at last recognized just what a Behr Piano.
at our Sale Price, will save for them, and still give them
a high grade instrument.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-25

The Missionary society OF st. James
church. will hold a sale Of home baked
pastries at the George r. Stifei store
saturday. November G.. Miss Ida
schmidt IL the chairman In charge. All
friends OF the church are invited 20 pur-
chase and n delicious array Of articles
viii b displayed FOR their approval
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one Of the delightful parties OF the
Halloween season T. announced by the
following Invitations
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Schenk.
Hamilton avenue. Woodsdale.
Masquerade Party,
- TUESDAY evening. November End.
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The orru.rR tffaif 1f fTe wssr o. t..
aaDtdewE club dance THE EVENING sf
lef ..Hn rooms uu Fourteenth street
Hn0 i'I .Hn nUfnrfaInmeuf OF The NOM
HHN .NfH friends are varied and
IluifNi HIN .fr doe f.HfIrIfra In Ur..
~ attractive method ~ deco.
f'iNE Do" UHrd and fHr mIaI. uIu|
ha q delight. A luncheon nr r0vrfffrs.
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Misses.
Mary Dixon. Pearl Sockman.
carrie Doyle. stella Hibs.
Ada Hihb@. Mildred Lowe.
Helen Lowe. Belle Lashley
Aletha TurVey Eosclla Doyle.
irene Farmer. Luella Dayle.
MeHsrs.
Charles DALEY. A.
Richard Mccoy. Ur. q. Rfnrhmopd
Harry Miller. John Nor
clarence Fisher Smith McCulIoch.
Alvin k~ettlcwell. Alva Bryant.
: Doyle. Nile MARBLE.
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wedding invitations
A large number ri tho frT4uIrr arvt
fHfinnH have been issued Tor one III ~.
pretty uff0IugH 20 October
Mrr Josephine MrIfraT
request. Tho honor 10 your rraasraa
OF fHe marriage Of nrr daughter
Teresa Urrffn
90
Mr. stephen r. rhrfafmrsr
NrdrealaF morning NUfrhrr furrfv-
seventh
nineteen hundred end fifteen
Nine O'Clock
Sacred Heart church
WhrrIinr West T@irrira
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Masquends Party.

will be served and the entire affair
pleasure.
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Mrs. ~ H0frf0rd ~ wheeling arf
Nrf W Sumwern ~ M~aahInrf1r d.
entertained 90 tho curtis home al
fHf Liberty saturday with r. p orIrrr
llNNfr Assisting fnn ~huafrrsra we're
$50. Gallo turfis and Nir Maufs rtr.
iIH The dinner uHa beautifully nupafrf.
o.. Table trimmed uIfh uallav%n
I"frI.IFa HrI bore covers FOR The flf-
quests
MsElawHa Elizabeth MonfF4merv
ri M~nufErwerT. Louisa jerome. q W
NnFfrH John IuukfI ~ Canton Tmwa
steele IfIIe King. o. 60 Uaf Wfra@r
= Gardener Ada Wsrfrnmarr Ma.
efcelr Maulr kim raIIIf curtis Nauf.
Iennranu MHuir KIM MeaarH 20 81
linfHfHrd warren Summers 0f Waahfrr.
Ton. ID 1T. a q curtis and e. q Curtia
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invited The association building is
open all day Sunday TO receive visit
prs, but the Prosram OF yesper service
women being invited 90 attend.
Elk's Opening Dance.
The first OF a series Of five dances
arranged by the local lodge Of Elk's Will
be the H~umdinger dance OF TUESDAY
sNehlng, October Is at their club house.
decorations OF the harvest season win
~. USED, Win golden pumpkins and corn
be admitted TO the dance floor unless nj.
tired IN RUDE" costume.
Messrs W. Al Windsor. Alvin Schu-
bart, WIZ Nogler. and Earl Hedges com
pose the committee Ia charge. who have
been most diliFent I'm their Efforts Tor
the complete pleasure and entertainment
OF the guests on this evening. Meister'a
orchestra VIII furnish the dance music
ana haNe chosen the following dance
Waltz-when You're AWay."
I~o-step-Im on Ny Way TO Dublin
ons.step-"Irs Tulip Time in Hol-
Maltz-"Love Moon.
dwo-step-.Down by the Erie Canal"
V.S,siep@ESome Sort OF a Girl"
FoN,trot- Wearing the Ran and
Two-step-'DiNie Rube."
0ge,step-Thc Trombone Men
1ne-st ap-'My Little Dream Girl
Iwo-step-The Gonbl IrS' Gambia"
Maltz--Nhe You're IN Love with
EXTRAS
ope-slep1,..Thc Tun They Groom in
Two-step--"Ope.atIc Rag
Mai<-Wh- rs Moonlight IN
FoN-trot-"Pigson Walk
The sun., 1915-05-25
ENTHUSIASM IN VIENNA.
Austrians Cheer Emperor when
war Declaration Is Received.

AMSTERDAM, via London. May 2i.-
Excitement over Italy's entrance into
the war ran high In Vienna last night.
according to kilograms received here,
and evidences OF patriotism reached a
climax.
Special editions OF the newspapers
published Italy's declaration Of war at
Q o'clock in the evening and with IL
manifesto from Emperor Francis
Joseph In which he called upon the
army. navy and all his people FOR pa
triotic devotion.
Thousands of people paraded up and
down the main streets. singing national
songs and cheering the Emperor. the
Kaiser. Germany and the army and
navy. There we're loud cries against
Italy. and before the War Ministry
many speeches we're made.
The Town Council Of Trieste was dis
solved by the Emperor. and in turn the
Governor OF Trieste dissolved the Town
Council OF Goritz
The Ndrodni Poiitiku OF Prague dis
cusses editorially Italy's move and says
THE monarchy has no fear OF the
war. which II will undergo VIGOROUSLY
and glorously, with all the more GER
titude because OF the loyal assistance Of
Germany"
The Has Ndrodd OF Prague saws that
the people Of Austria and Hungary
would prefer war with Italy to pur-
chasing an untrustworthy and unten-
able friendship with heavy sacrifices"
The sun., 1915-05-25
BRITISH FLEET LIES
AT ORKNEY ISLANDS
Mate Of American Vessel Sees
More Than 20 War
ships at Anchor.

ROTTERDAM. May 24-The British
North Sea battieship feet is at the Ork-
ney Islands. north of Scotland. accord
ing to Information brought by the mate
Of an American merchant ship which
was held AT Klrkwall. in the Orkney
Islands, pending examination.
The officer slipped ashore and made
complete circuit Of the Kirkwall main
land. From the top OF mountain
which overhangs the landlocked harbor
he had an excellent view OF the great
hidden naval base. There were more
than seventy great warships lying at
anchor under the lee OF the island or
HOY. Forty OF these were dreadnoughts
n0 battle cruisers Thirty were older
'yttleships and large armored cruisers
In other parts Of the bay were fleets OF
warshps Of other types.
To the left OF the hattleship feet was
an armada Of more than hundera
wicked looking destroyers, while stili
further to the left was feet OF armed
merchantmen, probably to he used as
transports Behind the dreadnought
fleet. built out from the sandy shore
was a long wharf with several small
buildings upon H. To this wharf fleet
OF submarines was tied, side by side,
in groups Of four.
The sun., 1915-05-25
6sO,Ooo ON BORDERS.
German Troops Greatly Outnumber
the Austrian.

THE HAGUE, May e4.-Information
has reached here to the effect that the
Austro-German force concentrated on
the Italian borders numbers $4,000
men. OF whom only about 100000 are
Austrians The troops. thirty-four di-
visions Of about 10000 men. occupy
strategic positions, and an endeavor will
be made TO strike a hard blow soon TO
dishearten the new Antagonist.
German and Austrian diplomats here
profess not TO be uneasy because OF
Ita!y's entrance into the war. but In
other quarters II is pointed out that
one OF the worst effects which will be
felt by Germany and Austria will be
q curtailment OF supplies. large guam
titles OF which have been sent over the
Italian border.
II Is the general opinion here that
Rumania and the other Balkan States
will not enter the war .or some time.
but that eventually Rumania and Bull
garia at least will side with the Allies.
The funeral here tomorrow OF J. @.
De Grevenkop Castenskjold. Danish
Minister Resident, has caused an embar-
RAISING situation. The italian Minister
is dean OF the Diplomatic Corps. but he
cannot address his German and Aus
trian colleagues 10 ask them to attend
the funeral. II has been decided. there
fore, TO regard the services as unofficial
and diplomats will assemble without
invitation. No uniforms will be worn
and the diplomats will assemble in
groups on each side Of the chapel.
The sun., 1915-05-25
RUSSIANS PRESS ON
DESPITE ATTACKS
Offensive Which Opened on
the 22d Develops. Pctro-
grad Reports.
1900 PRISONERS TAKEN
Specidt cdbic Despatch 10 TBr srN

Special Cdbic Despatch 10 TBE srN.
PETRoGRAp, May 2i.-The following
official statement was made public by
the General Staff tonight:
In the Shawl region our troops oc-
cupy very wide front along the
Windau. Dubissa and other rivers on
the lower Dubissa front we made great
progress toward the west.
In Galicia we forced the enemy by
counter attacks to pass gradually into
the defensive on almost the whole
front except in some sectors near
Varkhol, Padvoline and Hussakow.
where the enemy on May 20 unsuccess-
fully attempted an attack.
The offensive which we opened on
the 22d is being pursued along the left
bank Of the Dniester and developed
yesterday with great success notwith-
standing the counter attacks OF the
enemy. We captured after a fight the
new and old villages Of Burzysyce. as
well as the villages of 1chehnikhuff,
Holobove and part Of the village of
Ostrow.
In the trans-Dniestor region there
has been a lull In the fighting except
between Achetchva and Lomnitza.
where the enemy during the night of
the 23d made frultless attempts 10
attack.
The sun., 1915-05-25
AGED EMPEROR GRIEVED
BY "PERFIDY" OF ITALY
Francis Joseph Denounces Kings Abandonment of Us
in Hour Of Danger Appeals to Armies to
Win Victory for Empire

LONDON, May 2t--The Vienna Zct
funo publishes the following autograph
letter from Emperor Francis Joseph tc
Count Karl Stuerskh. according to d
despatch from Amsterdam:
DEAR CoyNr STuERakH: request
you TO make public the attached man
festo to my troops:
VIENNA. May 23.--Francis Joseph
to his troops:
The King OF Italy has declared
war on me. Perfdy. whose like his
tory does not know, was committed
by the kingdom OF Italy against both
allies. After an alliance OF more
than thirty years duration, during
which II was able TO increase Its ter
ritorIal possessions and develop 1t.
self to an unthought OF fourishing
condition. Italy abandoned us in our
hour of danger and went over with
flying colors into the camp OF our ene-
mics.
We did not menace Italy: did not
curtail her authority did not attack
her honor or interests. We always
responded Loyalty to the duties Of our
alliance and afforded her our pro-
tection when she took the field. We
have done more. When Italy directed
covetous giances across our frontier
we. in order TO maintain peace and
our alliance relation, were resolved on
great and painful sacrifices which
particularly grieved our paternal
heart. But the covetousness OF Italy,
which believed the moment should he
used. was not to be appeased. so
fate must be accommodated.
"My armies have yictoriously with
stood mighty armies in the north IN
ten months OF this gigantic conflict
In most loyal comradeship OF arms
with our illustrious ally. A new and
treacherous enemy In the south Is to
you no new enemy. Great memories
OF Novaro, Mortaro and LISA, which
constituted the pride OF my youth:
the spirit OF Raderzky, Archduke Al.
brecht and Tesetthor. which continu-
ues to live in my land and sea forces.
guarantee that In the south also We