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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12

When vnu arr asked. Hhas DID you
,-iy, :. tn, +. lctum r'li"G driyc. VIII
ynu b. abb. 70 Sav such and such. or
will you hav: "a lang your head anu
say nothing" This driv" for c!"th'nS
.nds to-,,ay-thiS = ~" last call :" you
to bring o. S"ad something .! Other TO
one of or receiving stations. surrey
= YOU have not air ady don, So. y"n
will do this to-day. wont you: W" a."
not want 70 think th;,: you Will b" th'>
orc ~ say may tn this most humane
plea for suits. dresses. underwear. mats.
cans. SHOES. blankets. etc. Tor these UNI
fortunat. people. who hay" be"n :" pa
tient in their hours ne trouble. Won |
rcu look oyer your old clothes. pick OUT
what vnu can spare and send them IN
70 on.. nt our receiving stations: what
ever YOU send. rest assured II Will II"
appreciated. Won may "vcI 10" tn" 'n"3fs
Of saving 4 life. for remember. you are
aske.! to Civ" that ih"S" p"opi" may
have enough clothes - keep them warm
mkt winter.
II * not muci' tha, NC ask for. hu5
II means cy"-"thini: u th0>" m tn.
other side Al that ""u hay" $""H and
all that y"u nav" r"nd ct IN" misery.
privatIon and persecution OF the people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
RFI G|IN| RFl|EF CLOTHING DRIVE
COMES TOCLO5E TH|StYENlNC

Of = .lcium and northern Frame has not
h..,. exa-yrratcd. their real suttcrinss
will power TO known
". wish To max" 4 record for Wheel
,rp - this drive for clothes and We are
..r,rlt. to look for Tho biggest day o. the
drive to-day. II you cant bring thetl'
,hnui Headquarters. Belgium 33V@. ana
a., will send n Boz Scout for them. Inc
following receiving stations VII! DC
op"u until this evening:
Henry \ Shafcr. barber SHOP
r.,-h:.nu;h and Jacob streets.
7 J. o'kcrcn fift"entG and NcSol-
tech streets Franklin motor cars.
rostofficr. leave bundles with eicVa-
tor mar.
visilant engine house. Seventh and
Main Strr".S.
Akron Tire and Sales company. Main
Str,..l and Bridge place.
= NJ. G. ~. Twentieth ana Market
streets.
Will Irwin drug store. Twenty-fourth
and Chapline streets.
Home Pearl laundry. Eoff street.
White swan laundry, Tenth and Mar
kct streets.
Sjmrson Southern Pharmacy Thirty
third and E,otf streets.
South Side bank. Thirty-eiShth anu
Jacob streets.
kalbi,zcr drug store. Virginia and
South Penn streets.
n. L. Blaynsy. pharmacists Elm:
Grove.
Springer & North garage Warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
MORE VICTORIES FOR
AMERICAN AVIATORS

WASHINGTON. juno 1l.-Dctails OF
exploits of American aviators In recent
operations on the French front arc Si"-
cn in an official despatch from France
today. .
The American ariators in the French
army" says the dispatch. have contin-
ucd To distinguish themselves in the
course Of tho last operations. Aviator
David r.. Putnam Of Brooklinc. Mass.
brought down three enemy machines
and has been mentioned twice in the
order Of the day. The total OF his VIC
tories amounts To six. Putnam has al
ready received the military cross. and
has been promoted TO sergeant aviator
in the French army. He has not yet
received his transfer into an American
aviation unit. Lieutenant Scwall. after
n long fight. brought down German BIZ
rInne. Aviators Stanley and Veil have
each carried off victory"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Your Greatest Asset

is your health Without il no success
in any line is possible. Modern bust.
ness and induslr rial life tends to rapid
~ break down the bodily powers of
rrsiSranCr against thu threads Of dis
ease and our manner Of life tend to
,ierangr the organs Of digestion
These ailments at first arc irlfing
and the person thinks them Of small
consequence: but TO allow them &c
run on nearly always results in per
manrni or serious injury Ia the con.
siitutinn. When tho trouble is small
is thr proper time 10 correct II. Re
Gently there has brrn placed on the
market "A preparation called Jays Pep
sotone, which is unequallrd IN the
treatment and correcting OF stomach
and liver troubles Often just r sin
glr tablet will suffice To bring you
back to normal. and when the trouble
is Of long standing IL short course as
needed usually brings immediate and
lasting benefit All druggists sell. 1t.
II contains no habit forming or lnJu.
rinus drugs and promptly relieves all
distressing symptoms. Guaranteed &c
relieve or money refunded. Will not
purge. grippe or cause nausea. a9c AM:
81 90 Al dealers, or sent direct by the
PrpSotnnc Company. Huntington, W.
Va.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
RED CROSS COMMITTEE
ADOPTS RESOLUTION

The executive committee Of the
Wheeling chapter held meeting ycSteT-
day morning. ut which II was decided 10
adopt the iullnwinE resolution:
Whereas. tn" 0mnipntrnt Father has
taken from this early life Jane ARM
strong Pryor Woods. dcv"ut follower
of tho Lowry NaZHr,,n" and one of our
most failhfuf and tir"lrss workers IN
Tho surgical dressing department. and
Whereas Sh" chrcrfully did her tasks
for the l;cd Cross until :" recently We
fore her demise. that We ran only THINK
" her departure in those beautiful lines
"f James Whitr"mb Riley:
~ cannot say. will not say
That she is dead. sh" Is just away:
With a cheerful smile and Il wave OF
her hand
She ha" wandered int" Il far-oft land
And Left us dreaming how very falr
II needs must hr since she fingers there.
Think Of her still the same. say
She ~ not dcad. she is just away.
Therefore be II Trsulv"d. hy this
,xcruIiv" board Of In" Wheeling chap
ter, American Rcd cross. that II arpr"-
riatcs u distinct sense If loss in the
death If Jane Armstrong Pryor Woods;
thai this memorial he inscribed upon our
miy;urrs: that the family b" sent Il copy
of lh,s resolution and that VIC tender
Ia The family II our late member most
@inrcrH sympathy in their bereavement.
Respectfully submitted.
AGNES MrF. WILSON.
W. T.. WILSON.
TOM r. FUtI.k.
MRS. II. &. WHITAKER.
=. \. ROBINSON.
LOUISE i. REED.
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efficient committees viii be kept going
ut an extremely high tension. 1" see
that the most mInut" feature of the
outing Will not hc overlooked.
Mrs \. a. Wheat. chairman Of the
hridr" committee. is highly gratlficd al
the large list uf reservations she has
received to date by those desiring Ia
ia r. iCIpat" III this Fascinating part Of
lhr days program and urges thuS" not
yet having requested their reservations
10 kindly do :" at once. :, he following
list includes thu reservations for the
games t. date:
M"SdHm"S---
Percy Norton New York city
Harry Whitaker William Weiss
Z. II, simpson Dave Morgan
William Wilson WIN TruSchctl
Ear! Adams Charles Aul
e. j. Hickman Frank Stamm
Man tronr u. Smith
Ralph Kline Lancaster. Pa
Leo Wolf" Iron R""frr
\. NJ. Ric" Ernest Bulard
Sally l!arr Lee t. HI
cecil Robinson Jennie TnlSon
lack Robertson Jasper Baum
Fred !'arS Bruce Hicks
Charles Iianchcr Edmund Jones
Harold Frank,
Misses
Cecilia Spcyrr Anna HuGus
Ruth Mason .,lmir;t Brown
Martha Irwin Delphi Young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Rich Wheeling Bachelor
Wants Wife

MANY people have blamed NE for
not gettin" married. Since childhood
I havr suffered frOm stomach and
liver trouble. never being able 10 get
anr mehicin" or doctor 10 help nc.
Now that May!'$ Wonderful Remedy
has entirely cared nv. am anxious
10 get Il wife, |; is a simple. harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and alays ;he inflammation
which causes practicall" all stomach.
liver and Intestinal ailments. includ-
ing appendicitis. One Go,'. will con
vince, or money refunded
John Coleman Co. {. II. Griest Il
Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
OVERWORKED MAN
Couldn't Get Man to Fill His Place.
Had to Keep On-How He Did It

Saratoga. Call AM an engineer
and oyerwnrkrd so ] could not sleep:
WIS tired all the time. could not
get a lnan 10 fill my place, so had to
keep on working. My druggist asked
mo TO try Vinol. ana il built me up
and strengthened me so feel me
and sleep all right" W. Brad
ford.
There is no secret about Nlnol. II
owes it's success in such cases TO beer
and cod liver peptoncs. iron and maD-
gancSe pcptonates and glyccrophos.
pilates, the greatest body building and
strength creating tones.
We strongly recommend Etnol.
Hoge- Davis Drug Co. Wheeling,
Selby & Reed. Bridgeport, Ohio, and
druggists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12

of the state department Of military cen
siIS and enrolment. To succeed Captain
breckenridge Jones. has deem commits
stoned n captain in the national army
and assigned under III" s"lcctirc draft
service to tho work in West Virginia.
Cnpiaiu Anderson today assumed fuil
charge Of thr ofri"c at the military de-
partmcnt. He had been here for more
than u week famliArzing himself with
tho business Of the department..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12

of McCrrrry's Pittsburgh store. Is
spending his annual vacation in Wheel
ing
Mrs. George n. Hartman. formerly or
South Wheeling. has returned 10 her
home in Waterford. Ohio. after hayinG
spent the past week the guest OF her
sister Mrs. George Harth. OF EdsinGton
Lane.
State Prohibition commissioner bert
Phillips left last night for Parkersburg
- attend tn" session Of federal court be-
Ing held nj that city.
Miss Vera May wilson Of Evansville.
Ind. * the guest Of friends and rcIa'
yves out th- pike.
John Bush. employed ri the La h"lle
mn. left last night on his vacation Tor
Martinshurg and points in tho -llle-
Sheny mountains
FOR COUGH OR A SORE THROAT
You can get prompt relief by taxing
- ~s.,I <T@r,, I.,c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Corlinr Nuptials.

Tho engagement nf Miss Marania
HunGcrman of this city and Mr.. James
Driscoll of Brnw0nd has been an
nounccd and will terminate in Il quiri
morning wedding Saturday. Jun" -. at
St Johns church III licnwnod. Th"
hridc-clccr is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hungcrmon and is II voting
lady IF charming personality. while
MIR. nriscnl is the son of Mrs. Jan"
Driscoll. and is nj present with The gov
"rnmcn; testing plant al lndIanhcad.
Maryland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Flag Day Knitting Session.

Mrs. : NJ Nry"S, IN" chairman ot
lii" delightful knitting party planned IN
ruun.-.linn with tn" biz Flag Day cHl"-
hrati"n At tn" park. by the Wuman's
club, asks thai those who are rnntrm-
plating reservation III this rnng"nial
group rf the outing. kindly inform her
at once. 10y "phnuinE o"99M Wheeling.
in order that ampl" accommodation f"r
he number "i guests may h.. provided
by the committee. III charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARI.ESTrN. ". Va. June !l.-A
charter issued by the secretary Of state
today L. thr niiutt- Morgan lumD"r
company of Huntington. I" operate
mills IN Boon" county: capital STOCK
300. 600: irc"rr"rat"rs W. IT, Weller.
q. NJ, Brown. G..A K"nntz. NJ. y. sims,
and ZEE. Williams. all Of Huntington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Riddles Posters Original,

Much Favorable. comment has h""n
passed upon tn" very clever. as we'll as
orig NAL IDEAS produced. hy tho pupils Of
Tho public schools az the city in the
rarlunn posters pnrtraylnE III" Young
St"rs' conception "f Flag day itself. rs
well n tn. h"n"iit- child -w"lfHrc work.
for which the Wuuan' : club has Planned
the outing uf this date AT tn" park.
These posters appear in The following
windows: Markrt street window 81 the
Gc"rg" l.. Taylor 60. tho Chaplin"
street window Of l'a"r'> drug si"r". in
.hl"Xanh"r's Sh"r' store. in t"lcmamA
SiNt""niil street store. 1T thu Y. W. &.
y. in S,f"lS Main street window. ar
Davis. lturkhIm * T! l"rs. ~ Siun" &
ThnnaS'. Charles ~ TIHnrhrr's. Alex
bursts. and IN" Schmidt pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Candidates Announced.

Tho first announcements "t cann'-
dn,rs in the statewide primary In hr
held August sixth. were flied to-day win
the secretary Of state. They wrr" Geo.
NJ bowers. Of Mnrtinsburg: candidate
for congress- in the second district;
charles NJ llcnninE. or Wheeling. can
hifntc for state SENATE. flrst district:
Albert l.. l.uhm. nf CfarkSburE. cnHdi-
date for stat" senate. twelfth district;
and f.. r.. IInud. of kcyScr. candidat" for
state senate. fourteenth district; all Re
publlcans. Bowers paid a fec Of S2UV
and each OF the others $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
GOOD CAR SUPPLY.

Special ni$inlrh /" The IntnlIig"uc"r.
t'AlItNpNT. ". Va. June ll.--An-
other good day il tn" local coal regions
was cnI"y",i to-day. OF tn" lGn minis
r. pnrIin@ All wrr" operating. There
were bur forty Idt' men and the tnnnac"
loss was h:it "nh tons. Th"r" were ! san
cars IN IL" region. including g.: coke
cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
CAMPAIGN ENDS WITH FINAL
RUSH TO PUT WHEELING
oVER THE TOP.
Good Results Have Been Nected SO t"F
But Much More Is
Needed

To-day = N. las; da" of rAe
Belgian clothing :"l..t dr!H''.
Show you ara an American. II
YOU havs any discarded Cloth
ing. call on .i:h"- phone. Eel
GUM S3"3. y Toy scout Will "a!I
;nr your package. TIL" E"lglans
plead. What - your answer:
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Dinner Party.

Mr. and Mrs. George crow entertain
,l with y delightful dinner party on
Monday evening. h"nnrfur Mr.. and Mrs.
J., Crow y recent bride and groom.
who have been spending Il short honey
moon rs the guests Of the formers par
cnts Th" guests of the occasion were:
Mtssrs. and Mesdnmcs:
Charles Bound. L. T.. GillinEham.
NJ = Stella Gill !. II. Nickcrson.
-ham. George Crow.
J.E --cw,
McSSrs:
Andr GillinCham. Charles Crow.
Nelson. Crow, Earl Gilljngham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Rridp.e Tea Party.

4 larS" GROUP OF Bridge enlhus lasts
arr planning upon motoring I" the
Country club this Afternoon tn partic!-
patio IN the second nf tho hridge-;ca
series inauEurat"d last month rs fort
nightly events of tho summer at. tho
hill top resort. under thr direction "f
tn. ladies composing The house commit
tee Of the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Red Cross Auxiliary.

The ladies forming IN" Fed cross auX-
iliary of 81. PauTS Evangelical church
will assemble this afternoon i'll their
work rooms. for Il busy session. consist
ing in the making Of tn" hospital gar
mcnts for the local Chapter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
NlcSSrS:
Catholic War Relief.

The members Of tho Catholic war 10
lief Society held their weekly session
Yesterday afternoon in tho basement Of
Tho cathedral. when an unusually large
number gathered 10 engage in tho ratri-
otto. work carried on BY this orguniza-
ton,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
No HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 CENT PACKAGE OF Or.
JAMES, HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will 20 Wild.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take a remedy like DR.. James Head:
acne Powders ard relieve the pain and
neuralgia at once. Send someone to
the drug store now for dime package
OF DR.. lanes. Headache Powders
Don't suffer- a Few moments you
will feel q A,headache gone-no
more neursJ rin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
About People !
Govements Of individuals TO
and From the City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Me1,urc-S " toSt"rlur". r1IrIn"nt'
W, +. jones. rark"rshuS. J. y. Mr'i"nc-
rnI Ealrnnnl: ti,", y Ferguson. Shinn'
,,nn; NJ. J. MrNlch"ls. Iarkcrsh"rS: {.
H. CARPENTER. rark"rshurc: !. +. lanes
purk,rshurC; {. K. ISrurk. harrisburg:
/ ". Dnkan. t'ru"tnr: V. y. M"' "nu"l
cambridge. o.: e. II. King and Wife
parkrrshurr: :. II. roc. I.itrlc,"n: Floyd
Canning. t'arrm"nt.
Grand Ccntral-:T. a. chapman. Hart
ford. W. Va: t.. L.. Smith. Proctor: '.
Slush,r Charleston; r. L; Nirp"ri.' lar
uEt"n.
windsor-H"ginn calvert. l'"ls"m: j.
l.. Henry. Ruckhaun"n: ihaS. J.. COOK
IarkrrshIrE: Mrs. Frank Haas ana
duughtrr. F'airmout: Carl Mays. FAIR
mont; II. r. Robinson. fairmont.
stamu--Mrs. lurr"l Stone. Pine
Grove; Mrs. Lester l'"tty. Pin" Grove.
Mrs. Oscar Wise. Pin" Grove; Frank
l:ur,ncy and wife. Tunnrlt"n: j. :. w
Busch. ClarkshurE%; y. ~. Priest
ir,lrran.hurs. W. Va: T.. {. Lirman.Ncw
MartlnsvIllr =.
Rocgrs-T. q. Funk. 1'ark"r"hurS: O.
+. porkrn. Washington. IA.
Miss lIatlir l.awr"ur" "f North Main
ct rect. Is confined In her HON" seriously
i'll.
lanes W. Homer. of cleveland. nrriv-
rd in This city yesterday I" spend S"Fcr-
al ,laTs as the guest "r relatives on
SiXt"cnin street.
Miss Anna Huffman is HON" from Il
school for young women near Pittsburgh
10 spend the summer vacation with her
parents.
Roy. John l., Ernest OF Pittsburgh has
returned home after being I'll" guest or
REV and Mrs. \. {. Rnsch" FIR f""
days.
Miss Chrisiin" S'r""h"i has l"ft for
MnrEaniuwn. w Nn.. wh"r" Shr Will en-
ter the summer school tn" coming Mon
day.
Mrs. :. N. WI"stllnE and daughter
Miss Virginia. who hav" 'n""n Visiting
Mldshrpnan Richard Wrestling: NJ tie
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md. nav"
gone on To Harrisburg. Ia. for a hri"r
visit with relatives before returning
home.
Miss Martha Schubert II W"odlawn.
ernnt several days In R"Ilsir". ono. rms
week. ;Ec guest &c friends.
BEFORE L. s. commissioner Boyd yes
irr,lay p,nnir James l.arrosS. aged ~?
caol miner. Il native Of belgium. horn 1t
l.irE". declared his intention OF h"r"m-
inc an American citizen.
Dick K. Tucker il confined I" ms
homo 81 Fourteenth street. i'll.
Frank f.. Wolfe. former Wheeling boy.
now in charge OF the motor department
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Black. White and Colorcd Trimmed
Ha1s. $l.h0 each. Ehrhart Millinery.
7l3 SrhmulbaCh hmlding.
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AIQ0EbOu OupIHlu.
Fleming l. Anderson. recently APP
pointed by Governor Cornwell as cher
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--W--O-N-
TRAINING AND USING THE
MEN MANNED IN BATTL l.

The Red Cross institute for crippled
and disabled soldiers strives not only
to tram men for suitable work after
! they are disabled in battle, but it al
so seeks to find the work for which
they are trained. The manufacturers
of paper boxes are cooperating with
the institute in an effort to supply
The needed work for the disabled men.
This industry is a large employer OF
unskilled labor; the machinery us1l
by 1t is simple AM easy to operate
and, in fact, none of the work is i'm.
possible for a man with one artificial
leg, and as much Of the work is seat
ed work, even the loss of both legs
would not disqualify man. Leglcss
men will prove especially valuable IN
the hand work Of these factories
where candy and cigarette boxes are
made, many of these being decorated
with laid on gold leaf, expensive ma
terial.
Dclicacy OF touch is on. % the
traits that disabled men seen. to dc.
vclop as is shown by the work Of Il
young man who was placed hy he IN
stitute in a factory making gyro-
scopes, which are used to stabilize
;tcroplancs. This work re ulircs the
dettest manipulation and in the case
of the man referred to this character
! lstlc was so highly developed as to
command for him a salary of seventy
five dollars week at piece work
Other work for men with but one
leg. can be found in the making Of
artificial limbs, in oxy-acctylcnc weld
ing, mechanical drafting, printing,
motion picture operating and produc-
tive jewelry; while men with double
leg ,amputations finG opportunity in
machine work such as automatic box
making, covering, cutting, stripping,
labelling, printing ana staying ma
chimes.
While the opportunities are neccs-
sarl!Y less for one armed men, still
there are many automatic machines
Tor box making, labelling and cording
winch these men ar" taught to operate
and to operate we'll No cripple in
thcs" days need despair of hvcl-
hood, for the Red Cross education
makes life worth while for these men.
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the subject of peace in behalf of the
Austro- Hungarian Government with
out awaiting the result of other ncgo-
tiiations." The following day Count
Andrassy addressed note to Sccrc-
tary Lansing requesting the Secrc-
tary's Intervention with President
Wilson for an immediate armistice OH
all fronts and for the commencement
of peace negotiations.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-11-06
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY
Resolution introduced to Danish Count
Andrassy

Amsterdam, Nov. 3..-A resolution
Will be introduced in the next sitting
OF the National Assembly, says a tcle-
gram from Vienna, banishing Count
Andrassy (Austro-IIungarian foreign
mlnister) from the territory Of Ger
man. Austria on account OF his note to
PRESIDENT Wilson. The resolution will
say mat the count was "illcgally APP
pointed by the former Austrian EN-
pcror Charles" and that he is to be
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banished forthwith as "a trouble
some foreigner"

Count Julius Andrassy was ap-
pointed Austro- Hungarian foreign
minister October 25 in succession to
Baron Burian. AS foreign minister he
addressed to the Washington Govern
meht note October %, asking Pres.
ident Wilson to begin overtures OF,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-11-06
Says GO GENTLY WITH GERMANY
Premier of Austria Has Written Let
ter to Secy. Lansing

Amsterdam, Saturday, Nov. s.
Heinrich Lammasche, premier of Aus
trla, has written communication to
Secretary of State Lansing, discussing
the situation in Germany, according to
Vienna advices. Prof. Joseph REBELLION,
| member of the Austrian Reichsrath,
and DR.. Mcini joined with DR.. Lam
masch in sending the communication
to Secretary Lansing. 1t was written
on October 18, nine days before the
| l.ammasch Cabinet was formed at
Vienna
In opening DR.. Lammasch rccals to
Secretary Lansing the four months
which, years ago, we spent in common
labor with the object Of maintaininm
peace between the two great nations"
He refers in this to the court of ar
i bitration which decided that the New
| Found!and fisheries dispute, which
was held ct The Hague in 1910, and at
which DR.. Lammasch was presiding
! officer, and Secretary Lansing was
counselor for the United States. The
communication sets forth considcra-
! tions which, the writer's suggest.
should be taken into account in Pres
! idcnt Wilson's reply 20 Germany. Il
says in part:
"Thc German people can carry out
! treSiNenC WILSON'S S program only in 4
manner corresponding TO their condi-
tions, traditions and ideals. The more
! undiaturbcd the German people are
left. and the fewer attempts that arc
mad" to keep them in leading strings,
{ the more surely and quickly will they
attain their objective.
| "CondtionS which the German pco-
pie could not consider TO be humil-
! iating would be rejected, or, if forced
| to accept momcntarily, they would
bear them so long as the more i'm
mediate necessity compelled. Just as
after Tislit, the German people, as
soon as they recovered their strength,
rise as one man against the injustice
inflicted upon them.
Only by considering these matters
! IN formulating program may the
! pcrn'clous power Of militarism be
! curbcd."
! (Thc allusion to Tislit in the fore
! going communication refers to the
! treaty Of Tislt which was forced upon
! Russia and Prussia by Napoleon in
July, 1907. Prussia by this convention
had TO surrender her Nominations west
of the Elbe and the territories taken
when Poland was divided in 1893 and
| l795.)