The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-31
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LOYALTY T0U. 6.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED IN BILL
LAIRE DENoUNC1NG GERMANY
AND HER ALLIES.
Speakers TTou: Pennsylvania Urge SlaTs
To show Their Loyalty TO Stars
and Stlipes Juno S.


Assembled for Ia" c"!CirrH,!"n e! rs
;wrniy-afth anniversary and Memorial
Lny as well. Eramch NJ. - oc tn" Ma
iona! Slav"r'ir $""i"ty yesterday plcdSeA
jl.".r lGyul:y /" ~" lnitcd states IN lis
present -lirrta {" hrInG tnc wrong doors
IN tErur,. to lU@;ir" :Ild 50 secure 4,
,as' .u- ,".;i,, i;r IN" tui'.I'' S''H"r;l!iuGS.
Ia ,,o u!I,rrtaiu I'rm~ resolutions
ai.ui4:"G hl ii" society DENOUNCED whal
- committee ;rriHu 'd:r"Gful i''.!tI;ai
oppression l." ihr barhHr"CS T"nI"nS'
MISyarS governments ana thc lhh"iha1i
rcrSecIttlou whlch haas sent man. q;
thr.r people 10 death uud"r slightest
pruvocat lou al the hands uf the Trut"n-
Hungarian court ruarflat Emphatic
c",.u"rnualton was Sul,"I Tor the crimes
committed ~ III" Central powers
heartfelt gratitude was expressed 70 the
United states and tn, Entrntr allies ;or
their refusal 10 accept Il peaC" mat DIES
u"t insure freedom to IN" smaller Ma
t!u,It,iltlcS Of Central Europe.
The twenty-tttth anniversary o.
Eran,h No. %. NaliuIlal Slar"ulc So
CITY. Of Bcuwoud was celebrated on
M"nnrial day in TWrn"r nail 1T B"lhire,
Charles Nrr.S of MCE""S Rocks. Ia
kurI Eclohln,ck. nf Allegheny. IA. and
pr. NJ. r;ayG"Ah q South Wheeling dc
iirered the addresses. Jac"h Fndacck
al Wheeling was rnalriitn. irtcenlh6
:he meeting parade was hciu Ill pcH0
wood and R"ilair"
".Tn SECURE freedom f." all the weaker
nations q: Europe. | nci" sam * StV!nS
the opportunity on lane !. He calls Tor
all willing workers and II ~ l!p ~ the
Slavonlc people TO do their bit. hr.
Gaydosh said -. ~
4 chorus It SlaNrulc 'h|"Fca S"hs
The following resolutions wcro
adopted:
citizens. assembled IN Turner Hail ~
Bellaire. O.. cu May thirticth. on" 'hous-
and min" hundred and seventeen. passed
the following resolution:
Whereas. Our brethren residing IN
Austro- Hungary ar" suffering nnar'
dreadful political oppression by me par
harous Tcutnns- MuEyars government
Whereas. Many Of our. best and uoh-
lest men and women haN" necn lnhN
manly prosecuted. and many OF them put
Ia death under slightest prcvocatIon hE
the Teuton-Hungarian Court Martia-
and.
Whereas. Atagyars and their allies
have taken for their object To- sNtcrm-
mate as many S!uvaks. CechS. S"rhtauS
and Russians as possible so that tn"L
nav remove all weaker NaIlonalties OF
Central Europe. thus removing All hopes
of SluvakS To become b Free People
Whereas. Tenutoris- Magyars- Turks. not
satisfied with their harbarnus acts across
The OCEAN, nave: l3htti NiSti
f. disturb the peace Of this lund or :he
free. tui,~d States Of America. and have
dragged this country into this dreadful
war.
Be- Il therefore resolved. that we OK
rrrSs oar most emphatic condemnation
IL the crimes committed by the central
powers against tho laws of humanity.
b.. II further resolved. that we wish
f., express our sincrrcst Era altitude 70 orr
President Woodrow Wilson Tor his re-
cont p.;,Cc note and L. he Entente Al
lies for their rtr!n reply 20 the, peace
note. staring thai thor" IS no possibility
"f concluding this war until freedom Is
secured "a the smaller nsti"nalities OF
Central Europe.
r.. ii finally resolved. that "" pledge.
nur loyalty and We Will give our moral
Hnd physical support to the United
states Of America in its present effort
- bring the wrong doors 20 justice md
secure 81 lasting peace for the future
G.nrratl0n