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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-09
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Especial Cable Dispatch - Copyright
l9lS b. Public Ledger CoInpanyp.
= LONDON. Dec S.-Somc OF Premier
Lloyd Georges underlinCs have mc3sed
the election arrangements. Ltoyd
Georges stock has gone down at least ~
per cent since the opening Of the eIcc-
;ion campaign. This marks the diher-
cnce between Lloyd George and former
Premier Asquith.
Mr.. .tsquth could see forty persons
and discuss forty propositions In one
day. turning his mind with tho same
ease of concentration 10 the last as 'he
first. Lloyd George concentrates on one
subject and cannot be induced even. 10
think Of any other. Thus he often leaves
momcntous problems to his secretaries
and other subordinatcs. This Is prop
ably what happened to the election pro-
gram.
Meantime the slccplcss Tories took
full ADVANTAGE of this exposed point OF
the Liberal armor. and while processing
fr"rdnm from all party spirit. managed
10 get two-thirds OF the coalition eandi-
dates What .Lloyd-Gcurgc pr"oabiF
would have done If he had been acting
himscl. would be TO divide the coalition
csndidatrc in. even numbers.
Another mistake was the prescription
Of many Liberals who had been gener-
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KING GEORGE IN
MESSAGE To j. {.
Thanks People Of America
for Timely Aid in Winning
the Great War.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.--At m-eunE
today in tn" Hippodr"mc. arranged as ii
cim:.N Of the celebration OF Britain Day.
Alton Il. Parker read the following mes
sag from King George Of England:
at will he n particular satisfaction TO
my army and navy 10 feel that they have
won tn: esteem OF the nation which has
sent 50 man. Gallcnt men 70 suffer with
them the trials Of this great war and Ia
share in the rlorics Of final victory.
continued the message. In the name ol
tho British empire. l thank the people
OF the United States 0f America. and
Fray that the coming ora Of peace may
find our t%u nations always united AS
they arc today.
u message from Premier Lloyd
George read:
Il am always delighted with any
work which helps to make our two ma
lions understand each other better. We
shall never forget The prompt ara de-
cisivc response Of the American P:c'i-
dent and people to the Allied call TINS
spring. and the Invaluable part played
by ttirS' tpins..to free
Tho sea from the German pests"
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,EREEDON 0F THE SEAS BECOMES
ISSUE FOR PEACE CONFERENCE
Writer in London Observer Declares Britain Would Look
With Complacency Upon Superior American fieet

OK BOARD TIL: L. $. GEORGE "ASllE"roN Doe" S-'S.'
FTcss>-tresdnt wilson ""o
Lansing ana l'nrF "h'' the
IL rs undcrs'"" 'ha
o league OF nations
, , o he British David 1oyd-cogr also
greeting Norwegian
soldiers To tho latter
who have come back and who have borne
the acr,iccs
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Especial Cable Copyright by Public Ledger Co..
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YANK5 RUSHED
TOC0BLENz ON !.
2 !. CALL FOR HELP:
APPEAL MADE BY THE -
GERMAN AUTHORITIES
Caused by Fear Of Disorders
Following Withdrawal
of German Army. \

AMERICAN ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
Dec. s.-{By the Associated Press.)-A
battalion of the Thirty-ninth infantry
left Treves by train today for Coolcnz'
a four hours run. The premature oc-
cupation Of CoblenZ is due TO the request
of the German authorities. who are ap-
prchensive of the conditions that might
prevail there after the withdrawal Oh
the German forces.
This is the first time the Americans
have utilized railway trains for their
advance into the territory from which
the Germans have withdrawn. The main
army continues its advance in the usual
manner, and last night had reached the
general line OF Gcldsdorfau, Hayenr
kloenE and Schwardcn.
All reports continued to indicate thae
the Germans here were Withdrawing in
an orderly manner and that the inhaoi- :
tants OF the villages occupied by thd
Americans were refraining from any an
tagonistic acts.
1t was. not expected that there woulc
be any trouble at Coblenz. and the ap-
peal by the bursomaster TO send troops
was denied until it was supplemented in
writing BY the retiring military COM
manderS.
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Britain Not Unwilling for America
To Have the Worlds Largest Navy
GENERAL Won EINEN'S PROCLAMATION
TERMS GERMANS "vANQU|SHED VICT0RS''

inEs extended. are the best evidence thai
yuu are satisfied with us and TINT we
har" not disappointed your cNpccla-
tons.
".Wc are proud of this. and We thank
you. Although unfortunate Circum'
stances brought the enemy Into til" land
hn is no, the victor in the battle. Our
hearts remain true 10 You and you he
long 10 US. Remain proud and German
Remember the good repUtr and honor "i
tho faihcrland.
At Cologne and other places the de-
pairing troops. according !" III" local
newspapers. have been given trcmeh'
duus farewell receptions. at which ihclr
glorious achievements were r"cai!eo
and "Dcutschland uber Allies" sung.
The soldiers were smothercd WIKI
flowers and gifts while the officers eN'
pressed n he people the hope that they
would meet again soon.
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President Joins Sailors
OF George Washington in
Days Religious Service

on BOARD L. S. S. GEORGE WASH
1NGT0N. Dec. S.--tBy Wireless 20 the
Associated Press s.)--Presidcnt Wilson al
tended religious services this morning
with the enlisted mon OF tho American
naval forces on honrd the George Wash
jnEton. The services were N"ld IN tnc
quarters Of the men below decks. Inc
president joined III tho singing and thc
r,rayers and in the recital Of the ser
vices.
Later thr president took his us"h
walk on deck and then rested. Itc din
not work during tho day.
Tho George Washington is running
through smoother seas and cncountcring
warmer weather.
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Millions of Letters
For "Father" Coming

PARIS. Thursday. Dec. 5.-Three ship
ments os homcbound mail from the
American army, totalling S.5oo.o0o let
ters. lef, France between November 20
and December ." The previous week s
mail numbered 100000 letters. ;-he in
crease is believed to be due 10 the
fathers letters" which the men In the
army had been asked to write on No
vcmber "a. the fathers at home being
likewise requested 10 write to their sons
on that day.
The Stars and Stripes. the official
newspaper OF the American expedition
arv force which organized the plan.
states that all the letters will be deliv-
cred before ChristmSs
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AMSTERDAM. Dec. S.-The mental
attitude is evidently Still widely prev
alcnt in Germany which persists IN re-
gardinS the German army a. unb"aien
or al least as "vanquish"d Tict"rS. as
4 popular paradoXical German deslsna-
,rn has il. This attitude is eXrmpii-
fed in the farewell proclamation to tn"
inhabitants OF. III" Rhiucland issued by
General Won Eiurm IN rvacuatinE the
Rhine. provinces. III this message, as
quoted IN n CohlCnz dispatch IL III" llus-
scldorf NachrIchtcn. General Won t!n|m
said:
You desired 10 sec ;hc victorious
army which protected IN" fath"rlHnd for
four and onc-half years against all its
enemies. You wished tn scr for your
solves whether our strength wns broken
and whether ave remained true sons or
German SireS. Tho glorious reception
sivenhls. tho display of flags. the greet
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Dutch Declare the
: Kaiser Responsible
For German BarbarIty

LONDON. Dec. s. British Wireless
Ssr,icc)-The Nieuws Van Den Dag. OF
Amsterdam copy Of which has oeen
received here. says it holds the OPINION
,nu, the former German emperor is re-
<pons:bie for the acts OF his troops III
I:clg:um and France. for the ruthless
submarine war and the aerial oomhard-
,hsS;s OF open towns. and that. conSe-
Guentiy no Dutch government Win
tu,rr,uu sense would allow Holland TO
De involved in war OF have her food sup.
irI,. .nrarrercti h. reason oe acts OF
trienIltness toward the former monarch
Another reason. the newspaper says.
wny Holland sho&ld be relieved OF WI
lam Noncnzoilern'S presence as soon as
possible is that many persons in Ger
many have not yet abandoned the nope
ii restoring the iSrpcrial power.
III would not H.. sn~nrtS'rC If these
rcopl> entertain relations ~:tA Co.
y; Holland" tn, dI.lci. CONCLUDES. Con
Sequcntly. rs long as the kaiser is IN
iI"llanL the germs OF a political plot are
existent
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MANY Killed In Berlin Riot;
Munich Mob Gusts Minister

weight in the name Of the Ebcrt-iiaase
government. Peoples Commissioner
Barth. who also Is member OF the com
mittce, faced the invaders with chai-
lcnge for their authority.
Meanwhile. inquiry was made at gov
ernment headquarters and resulted IN
tho detention OF the leaders OF the IN
surSrnt forces, who were armed Win
hand weapons and flame throwcrs lot
tho purpose nt establishing rcsponsloii-
ity for the attempted revolution. ii de-
vcloped that tho men had been fnFltcd
by unattached officers 10 meet at CIV
! on hour at thr RraudrnhurE gale Tor the
purpose Of raidine and nI"rthrowirg the
Soldiers and Workm"n's COMMITTEE" as
such action, thcs- wee told was de-
| mandcn in tho interests nf thr tDcrl-
! Haas" government. and iurth"rmoir
that i, was certain tn meet with pupHc
approval.
Raid Flasco.
This raid proved n complete fias"n. rs
lid also Il similar attempt an hour later.
which apparently was Planned ny Pr.
; Licbknrchi'x followers. ns it was an
uruncrd at their meetings
Yesterday evening Berlin foot guards
! nd sailors marched tn tho former chan
r"llnr's. home and cnt'"G out i'rcnicr
Ebert. who mnde speech urging lhe
men tO keep (hElr nliIituTh uH'tH ,"'"N.
for tho purpose nf responding to hurry
calls. Premier Ebert was chccred rs tho
coming .nrcsiHrnt of tho German rraub-
lie He mod"sily declined TO seriously
consider tho propositions. urEinE that inc
;.cabinct fur the present was concerned
In problems Of iI1mcdint" urgency. Such
as fhn food situation and drmObiliZntion.
The streets tonight are deserted: the
university is closed. n$ it's buildings on
! the inter den. 1.iuj"r rayc been renul-
Sitiourd for tn" PurP"rr or quar'"rinE
troops there.
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Germans Praise Conduct
OF the American Troops

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 8. - Especial
praise is given the American troops OF
occupation by representative Of the
Berlin foreign ministry on his return
from Trevcs, according 10 a Berlin mes
sage today.
The judgment OF all Germans. such
az shopkcepers, hotel keepers and tho
men on the streets" tho official is
quoted as saying. ri. that the behavior
Of the Americans is biamclcssr Every
thing Is following its normal course and
the American columns are paying the
greatest regard to civilian street traffic.
No DEGREES have been issued which could
in any way alarm the population"
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BY HERBERT BAILEY.

(London Times Cable-CopyriGht. 1919.
BY Public Ledger Company
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY. Dec
Samaritan tro6ps have been marching
oI dav in the general direction Of Cob.
lcnz. They have been received every
where with the usual resigned attitude
by the people. The women seem to feel
their position more keenly than the men.
There are many avertcd faces as the
troops pass.
The Americans are working in co.
operation with the bursomaster OF
Treves.
Inquiry by the Americans reveals
there are sufficient food supplies in the
territory orcupied. only the quality is
moor. The Treves Landes Zeitung oe.
voted a four-line item TO the entry OF
the American troops in its last issue.
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1000 German Planes
, Being Surrendered

LONDON. Dec. S.-(British Wirelea
German airplancs required under
terms of the armisticc convention
been proceeding during the past
and il is expected the full COMPETENCY
Of enemy machines will shortly be inN
the allies hands.
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HERO HoNoRED.

PARIS. Dec S.---A governmental de-
cree just isSurd names NJ. JacQuet.
merchant OF Lille. Il Knight nt the Lc-
EiOn OF Honor. He was executed by the
h;ermans on Scptenbcr %. 1915. for hav-
ing assisted French and English soldiers
rand assisted them TO escape.
He died hcroically. his hands unbound
and his eyes not blindfolded. crying
Long live France.
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Rome Urges Agreement
Be Reached by Italy,
France and England

ROME. Dec S.--Thc Gio-naie dltaliaj
commenting upon the meeting Of the
allied premiers in London. urged that
perfect agreement be reached between
England, France and Italy. naturally
reservinE tha, any. defuit" solution be
agreed 10 with the powerful American
nation ~ortnily represented at the peace
conference by her great President Wil-
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B0LSHEV|SM IN
GERMANY MAY
. WREST CONTROL
GENERAL STRIKE AND
ANARCHY PREDICTED
Belief Expressed That Half Of
Berlin Will Go Up in
Flames.
Nrndon Times Cablc-Copyright. 1919
hy Public Ledger Company


by Public Ledger Company)
ZURICH, Dec. a-The casualties In
the fighting at Berlin Friday amount
cd TO lsc according to the latest Ber-
In advtceo received aere Saturday.
The Spartacus or radical Socialist
group, are reported to be Defending
with machine guns three sections OF
tho guburbs Of Berlin.
The workers and soldiers committee
has become demoraltzed and refuses
to uso aims.
street lighting Is reported by the
Cologne Gazette to be going On In
Nayence. capital Of tho province OF
Rhcnish Hessee and one Of the pr1nci-
pal fortresrcs Of Germany. Many
persons have been Glled.
THE HAGUE, Dec Sit is impossi-
lie TO say how far the menace Of Boil
shcvism in Germany rests on basis OIL
fac:s. now far it is n mere lever To eN-
tort concessions or 10 extend them.
Judging from reports from various
riaces i'm Germany | am inclined to be-
lirvc il lis increasing and will continue
10 increase as winter proceeds. One re-
port is that there will be 4 general strike
within a fortnight and that anarchy then
will reign supreme.
Naturally, one is unable to guarantee
the accuracy OF such a forecast. but ii
is apparent the situation Is Sro~lns
more critical than the German press WILL
admit Persons who come from Ger
many tell me the real revolution has not
yet begun. and when it does hnlf OF ber-
lin will ascend 10 heaven in hames
This may be aiarmist talk. but IL the
Rolsheviki get their way. they certain!
will not stick III trifics.
A Brcmcrshavrn paper has published
report which says the workers on the
great ship construction docks nave no"
gone over 10 the ,Bolshcvist camp. The
napcr saws if the workers dcnandS arc
insisted upon the builders cannot ac'
ccpt moro orders and the docks will lie
idle.
Meanwhile dangers also threaten Ger
many from another quarter. 1t being re-
ported in. circles frcQuented by active
officers Of the army that eX-CroWr
Prince Euppcrt Of Bavaria is drawing
together the threads for Il counter rcro-
luton. and is trying 10 secure the par
ticiration by high officers and the lead
ins men of the former regime. There is
nothing improbable in this report. since
the Nurwac-tS says the countcr-rcVolu-
tionnry EXCESS of officers Of all ranks IS
notably increasing. y Munich telegram
saws Kurt Eisncr has sent telegram TO
Herr Ebert and llaaSe in S9hn saying
the ministry Of tho peoples state of BR-
varia Is unanimously of the opinion that
a conference OF representatives of the
German governments should be sum-
moncd Immediately in lena. or IN some
centrally situated place where unity
shall be attained on a program OF Tor
eiEr and domestic policy.
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RUSH BRITISH
To COLOGNE

A1x-LA.CHAPELLE, Friday, Dec.
s.-(By the Associated Press.)-
Fighting in Cologne between Hepub-
ucan revolution3sts and impeTtahst
adhereuts has led to the speedy dis
patch Of British troops there to
maintain order.
The British were to have occupied
Cologne for1nally On Sunday, but two
urgent messages from that city led
to cavalry and machine gunners be.
ing rushed thero yesterday.
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at Washington.

WASHINGTON. Dec. S:-Washington
Today continued TO pay tribute 10 the
British empire for It's part In the Worlo
war.
Exercises iaeld under arrangements OF
the Washington Britain Day committee
were attended by Senators and Repre-
scntatires and government officials as
we'll as by Allied and neutral diplomats
The achievements or tho British army
and navy were SGT forth N speeches
and tablcaux.
Senator McCumber Of North Dakota
the principal speaker. declared that
after Englands great service 10 man
kind in the war Americans may be
r,roud that Britain was not only the
birthplace Of their fathers. but also the
source OF their ideals.
We rejoice" the Senator Fntd, "thnt
althou Eh wc may have been in collision
ir the past through rnwisr rulers and
commercial rivalry. We were never far
apart in our ideals"
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THE WEATHER r.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-Torecast:
ohio-mcrea5ing cloudiress Tith CON
tiuucd warm Monday; rains nt night or
tn esday; cooler Tuesday.
Western Pennsylvania and West Viz
Einia-partly cloudy Monday rain Tnos-
day.
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tspecial Wireless Dispatch. Copyright
1915, by Public Ledger Company.
LONDON, Dec. 3---Particulnrs OF the
fighting and It's origin in Berlin arc
still LACKING. \ special dispatch from
Amsterdam Saturday 10 the Sunday
Times quoted tho opinion Of q business
man residing in Germany that In the
past two years the situation there hnd
been grave In the extreme. and that
they feared a wave of Bolshevism would
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
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Pert Of the long article n tn" OBJ
server. written presumably by }. H.
C;arvin. reviews the situation III Amer
ica. and extends the heartieSt welcome
10 President Wilson. Clear the air.
SAYS the headline. Referring 10 the
phases OF tho discussion I have men
TONED. the article says:
We are warmly grateful 10 the
American people AS whole Tor
thousand generostes. but suddenly hno
ourselves denounced by few newspa-
pers as little better than junkers and
InHitarists Of the seas. Yet the dcnun-
citation is urged on principles which
would have Insured the triumph or Ter
man aggression IN Belgium and France
and the utter sacrifice OF free nations
10 free goods Many Americans believe
we arc out to grab all We can.
Discussing the freedom OF the seas
the writer proceeds
we were told that il we do net ac-
cept the freedom of the seas idea the
consequence will be such Developments
Of the American navy as might MAKE le
even larger than our own. very wei
America is perfectly entitled 10 uo
whatever shes may think worth wh'ie
and wise. VIC can settle it on that basis
and shake hands. The alternative leaves
us quite happy" We are not Jealous
or acrominous people. especially ho'
where America Is concerned. We are
not prone TO meiodramat!c fears ana
suspicious. We regard America = CROWN
! in greatness and power as the most nat
.ural thing in the world. We re1olce
in it"
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Series of Clashes Between
Moderates and Extremists
in the German Capital
Ebert Acclaimed as Presi-
dent.

RERLN. Saturday, Dec. 7.--tBy the
Associated Press.)--The clash between
coycrnmeut troops and followers nl ''le
Sn,rtacus or radical group, resulted III
from twelve 20 sixteen persons oel''"
killed according 10 various reports. Ia"
number Of wounded IS not expected |"
exceed fifty. Several girls wh" were
passengers on Il street car were ""'""e
those killed.
1t appears tha, the audience from on"
pf tho three meetings "L Ges"ricrS iro"
The army was marching morthward IN
C,bauSscc Strassc to join tho audience
from q meeting held in hall tur'h'r
north. The fusillier guards were drawn
~, ,t ,ho intersection OF Invalld"n
Strasse, and the commander warned IN"
ocoo,n 70 disprrSe. The marChcrs were
irving "Forward. Tho soldiers wont
shoe, their comrades. The march"rS
tried 10 pierce the line. when III" order
~ fire vas given. Besides tn" wound
cd scynral were badly hurt rushing
through broken show windows SccH'nE
cover.
rroup Of soldiers s;orn"d tho "d'-
torjaI rooms Of Karl lIchkuccht'S news
paper and attempted Ia destroy tn" plant
Frustrated in their raid on IN" h"~SP'
pcr office by government "r6frS. IN" SUI
diers then attempted tn arrest the mem
hers of tho executive Cnmmiitc" or inc
Soldiers and Wnrkm"ns Council. 'h"
srl.lirrs Apparently iahnr'nG under IN"
,uiSapyrrh"uSion TIM; their Officers !IH"
hnru ordered hy III" government t" 'nhN+
tho arrest.
Another Clash.
This occurred NJ th" San'e hour ~ IN"
lash bot H,ca tho G"i' rHn"nl iT'"l&
and IN" Suar'nru& Ir,Er:"nl& Tn" ~
r..,i'i." ty"rrluiii"' Was holding meet
ing - ~" f":iurr l'russlan house ~
roru',rs. Tn" chamber w"s ir:nh"d h.
IN. armed r"rc"s; and q demand mad"
for ;il. surrender Of tho cuuntl OF lVrn-
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Hreach. Widcned.

BERLlE. Saturday. Sec. :. tEy IN"
Associated Press l--Th- r;ntinH OF Fri
ria. in nrrlin. the mysterious raid on
ihn cxrrulivc committee az tn" Soldiers
md Wnrkrncn'S council. and the demon
etration hy g"ldlcrs and sailors in h"-
half Of ChunrHll"r Fh"ri. twhcn hN %aS
ac"l:unrd rs pTes id"n' 81 INC r"punilC;
hur set aside tht hrunrl have intensified
II, rxiAting gar between III" two wings
nf Tho social democracy. which S"cm
HOW more than eyer hrI-"SST divided.
pOl;ijcal nnlnoE"re -" wondering TO-
(Continucd on Page EiEht.)
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your company. BY tnH war labor board
and other government officials VINO per
shaded them 10 remain n work on tho
assurance that they would he justly
dealt WITH
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Of.
BOLSHEV|k| IS
NOW IMMINENT
HEADERS READY. FOR
FLIGHT OVER BORDER
Discomfort With the Extrem-
lists Spreading Even to
Lowest Classes.

AMSTERDAM, Dec. S.-Thc Russian
soviet government is aware that IT is
approaching tho moment Of its over
throw. according to member OF Ger
man trade committee which left Mes
COW on November .. Bolsheviki circles
at the time were depressed. says the re-
ports. and many members of the gov
crnment already mad their passports
prepared in The event they had to flee
10 Stockholm.
Discoutcnt with the existing govern
mcnt was growing daily. even among
the lowest classes. this German found
and the recognition was spread every
where that the government had hronEht
the country 10 the verge OF ruin III
every respect.