The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09

So rirrrll." IS r,..!am that i'tt''
of II viii cover Il EtrE" $urI;n'r. - -
IT'S QUALITY. not Ia" quantity ~ ~
that DOES The work.
You ,Iu not hHv" IN wait ~ uncertain
ity for iu'iIratI"nS uI improvements /
SOON SHOWS.
sod ",rrywh"rr For rr"" s'trnpl"
write To Emergency Laboratories. -"
Nest tIth ST. New York Cily.
Russian is in ,hr FRAN" Of mind that
h., has been f"ul"d 10y IN" !'"ish'Flh''
Tho cntIr'' nation Disappointment An ia'li!E
ruin. aud. therefore. H. ready ana VIII
INK IN shoulder Il ril" one" NOR ana
"fI.ht hrtirr" thau IN l?lA ana I'l'.
Czechos Eager to Fight
The Cz"cho-SI"vak forces in Russia
h" sand. have been fighting against IN"
Germans ever since Gen. RrCutl"lt took
i 81 rru NuStru-l luuIariau PRISONERS
while the Austrian G"urrHt Starr was
IIIelly engaged IN an attempt l" SMASH
Italy At least 40"u" Of these trained
fighting mon ar" read: I" JOIN any Al,
lied for" which may proceed westward
from NladivoStock Close u 1900
, 'z"rin- SlnvnkS az" now in NladlN"S1"k.
The expressed attitude" IF IN" p"orl"
uf NladIr"Stnk toward the CZt'h"- Sl"-
vukS. who did not ralS" Il hand AGAINST
;hc Red Guard until nu attempt WIS
mad, u ship munitions westward. pre-
Sumah bly, To J." used by Austrian and
Herman rN-prlS"n""S "t war against
their "umrairS in arms along the Trans
SIBERIAN road. Was drrlar"d by thlS
american. whose name cannot be used
for the present the feeling Of the ar-
rragr Russian toward III" Snv!rts. They
would welcome any government that did
away with lawleSSn"SS and rl"tcncE-
y relatively small .NIird- american
force need not prnr"rd further west
than lrkutSk. II was pointed out. in
order To compel IN" "nrrny In withdraw
81 much larger fore" from IN" western
front. MEANWHILE. loyal RUSSIANS vi all
parties would flock :" IN" Now force.
EASTERN fighting front hccaus" Of the
number OF mrn required This must
l." don" hy tn" Russians themselves. and
would hc don" 10y them one" til" lncu-
bus of III" Bolshcviki w"r" removed.
tn" kola and ArChtnicl doors I"
Russia wcr" declared NOT Ia hc avail
abb. fnr supporting any considerable
FORE Of tr,uiS. trchnuErl. ON tn"
White sea. within loss than thr""
months will b" frozen tight and remain
loads from ArrhanEcl into the interior
~ Russia. kola. on IN" other hand.
docs not hrCnm" frozen over hut tnr
railroad leading from II Is a poor ono.
IN addition Is VlFlu'lfIE "llnln StFlhihE
distance Of the Germans throughout
Finland.
Siberia Logical Gateway,
Taken altogether. therefore. tn" Ntadi-
vnstok gateway is tho logical one Tor
any important military movement INT"
Russia. This Is ESPECIALLY tru" in view
nf the fact that Japan must b" u part!
To any military movement.
Tho work Of extending economic aln
would be carried m simultaneously with
ths operations Of tho Allied American
force. rrUrganizinG thr INDUS
tries behind III" limos and making them
support the army. RUSSIA has an alum
Ounce Of raw naturalization. copper.
cnnl--all waiting I" BE- developed.
IT would not h" necessary
/" constantly maintain 4 great lin" "f
supply ships carrying these materials
- Russian ports.
Anti-Leuirc Attitude.
The principal rlSs-c" "f N" r"Solh-
ti"n adopted az secret m""tins az th'
Russian Constituent Assembly IN MlE
Is last referred to ny former Premier
kcrcn$ky in nm address !" tho Social
ist group Of IN" French i'haml"r 81
Deputies. was given IN dipl"mhtic d"-
spnrchnS from l'aris today rs follows:
: The treaty II BrrSt-lt"vSk Is not
rccu.:n!z,r! by our cmurtry. Russia con-
tinucS to consider herself in u stat" or
war with Germany. and III" bonds winch
unite us tn our allies are not hr"K"h.
neither can they be by Il ''"vrrnmcnt
which IS not rrCng nizcd By Russia.
at tho same time. III" UNION ~ IN"
different parties Of tn" constituent
Assembly says that tn" Russian nation
will never accept tn" violation OF tir
national sovereignty of Russia ny IN"
Allind Powers: Will never cpnScnt I"
Of it's tertiary or !HtcTvcn-
tinn in it's Internal affairs.
"'rhc appearance Of Allied troops on
Russian territory can only b" accepted
for strategic reasons in IN" hght hEai"S'
Germany. Il fight which must b" led IN
connection with Russian forces ana OH
condition that this action be taken ny
all the Allies in common.
Kerensky's. Proposal.
Kerrnsky. the adviccS state. inSstrd
upon the Allies coming 10 tho htip "l
Russia, puwcrlcss herself to act under
thc present circumstances M. k"rT
ensky," they continue. " said that IN his
oninion military intervention ought 10
consist OF Japanese and A'n"rlran
forces. which should be Joined ~ soon
rs possibl" by Russian forces, ms a.
PREVENTION should b" limited To occupy.
ing eastern Shcrin rs far rs lrFN'Sk.
The Socialist Deputy rSd"u"". HAVING
asked whether intervention W"n'n '
moro nprHrtunr b"fpr" 0r htt"r IN" SUI
ccvs of The anti-RolSh"rlk movement.
xrrcnyEv rrplicl that il intervention
VIC, . To b. made in Il d"fn0crhtIr spirit
II rms advisable to max" il rs soon h9
nossihlc He added that IN" govern
wont which has Just constituted Itself
m Sihcria is in close communication
win The ,lrmncratic parties in Russia.
Wilson Popular There.
Mc also made It known that MT. VIZ
son Is very popular in ltuSsla II" h"i.
eli TIM: one must b" on ones E"lr"
information furnished 10y !,,''
present Russian Inlsh"FiSt govern
m"nt. 4, ..,,.
In official Russian circles her" " VIZ
oesrr,cd today that tho resolution "i''"
nv Ecrrnsky and his statements respect
* Allied nrsi%,an"r for Russia "n'h'
.;Jod nth the views of IN" ku%Sihh
'I;rlon,tic representatives ircr"'iIlrd :"
,,u,rico and Alfred countries ana AI"''
,,.;th ,hn views Of tn" f;ui"nt" Powers
7, wos ala, declared 10 T." most nm
nrnhnhln.- TINT thr Supreme" war '"un,
ell Gf the hll"% nr ~ r"'h ~''''''
o., N rcrnrd to Russia without III" coli
rurrrnrc Of President WILSON. h* any.
measure whirh might u" hfr""H ui'',.
ronld be yniuclrSs and without rfl"-.
,,n,res il received n" material |u'l"''
Of the United Stht"-t
Iertnc Realizes Danger.
That the InlSh"viki r";lI'H" II" mon
.on 10 their ruiz, contained III TN = ~
cIovnl movement Was h"'lrr'" "F
pncsi,nc today t. tr "Nri'nr"I hI M
.,.,nr,ssrd nnyrty Of War Minister IF"I-
IT, tn rnrrEnn!zr 4 Red Army. nra''-
a., nycn the hnurE""is". 1t Is rot be-
i;",-cd that rrmzky will hnE" any Er'a,
i,,.,r.s in reforming fighting body ~
ns;. r'.rcnt 'r"ml" hh"" shown