The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

Michnolin In Chancellor.
I.nEI"p&. luIt w.. !" ''""II" Nhh
.n"Ilr. HIur,Inu uU"I'r SURE l"Ih 81
nnt.,, .,ud I'r,h '",rnii.'''l"m'r. hn, h""i'
nItn,luI"d - uu",""d I'T. v"u I|"lhInnmu-
Hullw"H.
Tn,. ~, .@nE" rrlntiur I" III" r"HlEuh
lion If lhr IInI"rInl '''ruHn "hn"'"ll"r
wnu circulated Ilrruu.h TIA" wir"ln"" "'h
WINS received 10y Ir' I;rIriHh admiralty.
n .ny:t also that til" emperor hnH ne
rr1t,d tn" r""i%unii"u "f l'r. Won it"tn =
runu-Ilullw"r AMI has nun"'l lIr. lMrh-
nrlIS T." s'I"c""l MN.
,rpl'FNIINi;tN July l".--'icrrany
nrat common chancellor. DR.. t'""rE-
MiCharIi% u h''atIru"rht without even Il
mobile, .'ynn' l,rfnrr his unnl". hnH as yet
given II" indication At his policy regard
inc reform aud I,'mcr. Neither The con
.rrvniiyrx nor IN" lhrrmlS have veil
turrd in emil him their own ,,
rho rhanr"lI"rH FIRST step. whi'h
mirhl h. interpreted ms mn indicnll"r'
or M, upcn mind was 1" receive repre-
.rnI,tIyrs 81 the two divergent groups
i'm the rrlchaiaE and permit them I" "A-
ulniu their respective Slhndrnln'h Inv
chancellor plm wing III" r"l" 81 listener W
IN" conversations c"nu"ti"u ny Wv" , -,
chancellor, lIr. Kari li"lil"rhh' anu wv
rc.rhHlnE representatives..
The German papers unit" IN chaThG-
irrIZut iuun at hts energy ANA lhIT nun, W.
ehucsa hut are mort r"S"rFrh III M ,
,rrLiriious Of hIr urohnhlr p"liry. inc
,,,,cr, aligned with III" ao-"Hll"d Ger
n,nu peace mr." perhaps Hh'"l' MOI
rnihuain-tic about IN" political p"aS'
hiIIlIrr under lh" new r"E!nn thilh wv
radical md rnrinl"i organs.
The tulnrne N"lks I"lilinH. Inc tn'n-
nItr orr,u IT plm-t;crrnhn RSWphthl'h'
yrv4 IIr Mirhu"li" ii undoubtedly h Sn'
rr IN. right ihnp tn" loft parties. me
Iinr Of ihr comment rNidrnltf r'1h'".'
Iur from Wih"lm"t rnSr" IL TINT IN"
,.rnrcrIlrr rcgarr!a NJ hts nIiani"n Inc
,.s,or,llou of ih. Internal harmony or
,bo uutinn whatever policy mny Do
admitted No IunItrr what els" may re-
,uIt tn" chang" VIII undoubtedly in"hH
The ,IiYupprarrn"r az Ill" Won B"'hnhhh
,,ruC" program.
REGARDING til" ultIrnt,' aims Of tho war
had from tho beginning hr"n n personal
opc I'm which "fh~ chancellor above tho
rartira' Ind formed program Rb"V"
parliamentary parties. tho military nu-
ihr,Itl"n anil the emperor allko. ana nc
crdeu1orcl BY sontlc. steady pressure
nnJ ,ugrrrilnn to Impose II upon n
chnn1rfu1 sovereign facilitating between
vI.tnr Of brilliant ambition and realiZR-
ton" of c"d tact.: upon the pulssant
military cusir represented by Field
Marshal Won Hlndanbnrg and General
Ludcndnrff md laundering. unhril-
liant parliament.
The nupn!nlincnt nf DR. Mtchneljs un-
doubt rdly means n new donl OF the
cards. Rorlin payers which wcro pub
Trhrd before the appointment Of Dir. MI
rhnrli. wns known. throw further light
ON tho circumstances OF Won Bcthmnnr-
lInIlwrS'r rot lr"mrnt. They show that
thu emperor wns confronted by thu NO.
rcarity Of dropping tho imperial chm.
color or virtually thu ontlro rruaplnr
"a hinrt. the, tnomhcrH OF which. includ.
! INK W'ur Minister G"nornl Won Sloin. n
soldier. not II politician. rubnltt"d th"iI
rr:Irnni lon. declaring Tint thny coulG
| not rrnuIn If Won Rcthmnnn- II 0ll w"g
VIM r,,tIlnFU