The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15

nr intrigue bend or corrupt I" thelr own
purpose They have regarded INC sinai :
or state. in particular. ara 'hr i''E'.c
who could I've overwhelmed by i"rr'' ~
;t.ir natural. tools and Instruments VI
Il, minatiun. Their rurr"S" haS iHhn
, been a,uwrd. rh" statesmen M "t!F'
nations. 10 whom that puri"S" was ~
! credible. paid iiltl" attention: r"Sar"rh
what German professors cNp"u'"r" 80.
heir class rooms and German writers
~, forth t. IN" world ~ th' r"hI ~
German pulley as rather ~" 'r"nln 81
minds r!"rnrh"i from practical HH""H
"a rr"p"Srr"N$ rrlN;'" rom ~ 'i''iI
I;rrIu;,n dist my. than ~ the uCtuhl ril'N
of rrSrursihl" rulers: hut IA" rules W'
GERMANY themselves knew Al me VIM"
whn, rrnrrrtc plans. what wrH al
vanrd antiques lay back -! what me
I.rufrsSorS and the writer's w"r" SaEinS
md wrr,. glad "a 70 forward unm"l"st"d.
NlIiuE the thrones of ffalktn STATES WIN
German princes. putting g 'rmitn nhlr"rS
nj the Scrvir" nf Turkey 10 arm hcr
armies and make interest with her gov
rrn,nrnt Developing plan Of S'dltl"n ana
Rebellion IN India AMI Egypt. SET 'nR
IN, ir fires in Persia. The demands made
hv Austria upon S"rvia w"r" u mere.
single step in . plan which 6"'nna%Sc"
Europe and Asia, from l'"rhn |" raE
doJ They hoped those demands might
not arnus" Europe hut they meant |"
r.r"ss them whether they did or not. fnr
ihcy thought themselves ready TOR IN"
final issue OF arms
The Plan Of Autoc-acy.
"Thrir plan was to 'hr"" broad M'I
IF German military puw"r and lnlitl'i'
,ud hryond the Mediterranean into The
mrnrt of ASIA: and Au.> .a-llunGhrN
was to hc rs much their tool ana pawn
as Srrva or RulEnrla or Turkey ar mo
unndnruus states Of the east. AuStria-
HUNGARY, indeed. was l" become part ~
l. IN MI .tD
and dominated 10y TN" sam" forces ana
Influences that had originally ccrncnt''T
rhn German states themselves. The
dream had It's heart ~ Berlin. II c"uId
have had 4 heart n"Wh"r" else IL re-
i.rtnJ The idea uf solidarity Of race en-
,irr1y The Chnic" "f peoples played II"
rnri in " AZ all II contemplated bind
ing together raCiat and p"htl"a! uhi'S
which could h" kept together only ny
force, 'X"rhs. Mngyars. Cr"atS. Serbs
Euuuauians. Turks Arm"nians 800 Inc
urcud states Of Bohemia and Hungary
III, siuut little commemorative If the
EoI;ous the indnnitahlr Turks. III"
subtle peoples NJ tn" cast These peoples
lid not with Ia j." united. They ardent
" desired 20 direct their own affairs.
Would II. satisfied only by undiSput"d
iudr;."ndcu"". They C"nli h. kept quiet
,uI>. nv Ih, prrscnr" ar III" constant
threat Of armed mon. They would lI|"
urdrr !; cnnm"n power only ny $hr"f
'"Hinul%I"" .t ana rn,,,, MILITARY siairS-
'"h' H"n ,,,r wi,b nil ian, and wcrc
r.ndv tn DIAL with il in th-'r own Wa.
AS ThlnSs SUNNI
And thry have acruali! carried TN"
orco,,r mari Of that amazing plan ;ut"
'yr,aurInn, !.urk how things stand. NUS-
,rjo is ~ their mercy. u has acted. not
urnn its "wH initiative or urnn IN"
'h,,., or i,s OWN ucnpl" hut ut B"rlIn'S
li,,,arinu ever sine" Tn" war h"gam- Its
.,',,'I., un,,. desire, peace. hut ctuu": have
:, rntiI leave is granted from H"rlin
'rh... sr-cnll"d Chntra( Powers mr." in 'h"t
L .ir.In pnwrr S"rNia i At it's
,,'.r,., Hn,ulh is hands II" rmt for u
,no,rrnt rr,rp! Bulgaria has consented
~ lis VIII ami R"umanin - "y"r-run.
The Turkish armies. when '"rnanE
trimmed. arr serving 'i'rhhhF' ''r'f,"l!