The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05

The question nf conveying American
ships IN their voyages to tho suhnla-
; rEnr ""m" Is sttil underid",i. although The
: firSt Impression iS ~ l"i American ShipS
, proceed in Il usual lawful way on Tho
, assumption that Germany has hecu
: warned that an overt act means war.
: N"thlmI d"finit" a. ~ Ambassador
: announced tonight. II Is presumed that
, as soon rs hc can secure his Passports
i from tho WilhnInStraSSc. HSScmhl" his
/ suite and AL. American consular Officers
| in Germany h" will K" In some ahjoln-
| Ing neutral state. probably Hnlnnd ar
! Switzerland AID prepare Ia return To
! tho United StateS
! Count Nnn E"rmSt"rff. Tn" herman am
| ha@sadnr here. continued his rr"para-
: lions for turning pTnr tho embassy to
, tho SwisS minister. I'r. Ritter. and for
, l"aTing the country! Tn" STAT" depart
! entente allies safe pa ssaSc home Cnr the
J am has.,adnr nd his suite
Talked with Simmons.
! rrcs'd"n' Wilson sr-nt ~" day nHi"'-
! l.. attending church ~ IL" morning.
comforting hrrofl" with officials over the
: Telephone aud III III" afternoon talking
nv"r with Senator simmons. "hirlnau ~
! III" senate rnrnmiiI"r ~ finance. tho
! W nhi"nl IF raising necessary r"t"nurS
+ sh"ulI war GONE, Tier" w"r" ~" M
! usrIai signs Of a"ti'if' about III" state.
| VA nNr department hui Hnh"rn"ath
/ the surface forces wore Al WORK pre-
; IA ring tho rr,lintrS fnr u situation which
had i,"ou expected. hut hnl'"d gains.
; rv"r :,"" tho i::sue with ii'rman| iT-
/ rAplc a''n;n.
+ II j.. 10, irrrre sihio tina: ~" rr"srmt
! sItuatInn xii rorirn,I" several da!s h'.-
! fore ih.r, mr. any evidences "f whether
! Germany irirnd., - hait h"r 'anrrA'G n
i'f ru;hinser.s7 hnf"r" President VII
sons final demand for respect I" Nm
| rri~sn rights ar u h"thrr Shr VIII f"li"w
/ '.UI hor plan and
! rake tho Consequences.
| Provisions made in the No" TUl'iiTr-
! ire order for the safety az shire nj S"a
| ~ .hr .Imr II promulgated NAY
! r">i p"nc iir,. overt act which would ~"
an act nf VAT I'm :hc other hand II
. nay como 1T "ri u1"mSnt by III" ruth
! ;'ss act. or sv"r mistake. Of som" sub
: marin" ruun.Hnd"r
with relation" covered and tho "nln-
; tr, .pr.rartnE 10 meet Tho nnTi eter as
|, .-nm... Officials" ar" r"fc"tiSr no"
! up"n IL" situation as II affects T."
: "aua" "f p"ar" and the situation "f IN"
! h III csr"nta thnmsnlvcs.
! u s"rmG Ia 10 accent cd that m" az.
= ir., ~ Inc. rttnd S;atrs will tend 81
: h"lrI the Entente Mics faster together
! than ever before ard determine ak nf u
seraraI" roac~ |; S""nE 70 be arN6ri-
/ cd too. that tho rupture definitely r"-
noes the 1'nitrd States as The W"rlhs
reaco maker and from the German point
, n ri"w brings forward King Afn7s" NJ
: Sra IN. '''Ir;ouEiN enough. the German
, Ambassador Count Won Rernstorf. sev-
sral ninntha aEn cIrrnssnd the personal
rrtrlnn that not President wilson. hu'
, :hr EInc nf Spain would hn the IMAM IN
! hrInS
Peace tn tho world.
Should /: erenruate that all Other now
trails arrept th< presidents suggestion
that they sever diplomatic relations
! With fiATnary. the choir" for peace
would have 10 cone frnrn'.the Vatican.
Tn" entente embassies confident tia
the t-nitad States cannot help being
forced. Into tho conflict. ar" discussing
among themselves wha: part the United
Statns would take in the var.
rorErnss. stIrrcd With patriotic fer
yor. Is making ready 70 stand behind ~"
president in ~haievpr he ma" do 10 ur-
hold The honor and dignity Of the coun.