The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15


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mo" ":"''''d and EuhT" thr'W l. y
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after III" application az r"hSi""FA""
STRENGTH A"u -" ih"uSHEd %r'!
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portions. ""Hi'! not eat II. h;"!
not W. h'""n,' h""tiri"m"d Ia II. Later
dad eat Sucn s,";ii. however. ~
,';i ''h'." i a. >'"lmS /" grow lar%"r ANA
,,rI'r IL !"ur mouth. II smells and
las Il %"lr 'H!ir. When y"u aurmHt
!" S""Ii"w = il clogs Your throat.
. nat - IL" bread however. that N"
= Starving S"idicr-rri$"ncrs ate with
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Am Released.
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NJ """f - ar car WIS OPENED and
me PRISONERS ordered "uiSid" On
''HNiA& an car counted - other box
i:S attached 1" uu" train, full OF
iri~"rr~. FHr"r officers approached
.Hr "Ar and war" greatly surprised 70
una IN" III company with III" bohemian
Hhd Cr"iian suspects. ] had multi
i""" ~ papers and letters addressed
!" various .NHStro-itHnIarRn clflI ana
",'''"rN "'Eh ''''r''S' ih"*c "'"''l'S
VINO were aS;''%i''d 10 take chHrS" OF
: ''F occupants ~ our tram H1'''l'u"t'"'E
scr mr Tree ana MAJ" pr"t'nS" 81
'rElhS |" ma the m"n Wh" mad COM
Hht''a SNrh an Outrage. told them,
however, mat lh"y need not waste
'i'"lT E'""F AZ IL would Riakr very
Il ''''' H!H"''iH' |" ne whether ar not
h'%' h'"h ""r" punished as had al
'''"* GUN" "'I 'H;tt th"E SIMPLY REP
''S'"''u IN" pr"fai!ihS spirit III thor
, country toId them OF my uniavur-
Hoi1 IMPRESSION regarding the Nu*tr"-
"''H"' IAN treatment oil Inc unfortunate
Hu"IcCl H'iiohalltlcS.
slav Prisoners Reviled And Spat Upon.
J walked TO tho entrance Of tho sta
lion and found great multitude OF
, women and old men thut looked as
though they would die OF hunger ut
I any moment | inquired of one OF these
/ women the reason Of such gathering.
she told me with Indignation that they
were there 10 src the cawardly traitors
. march by to prison. took my pthc"
! with these spectators to sec what
! would happen. In few moments the
advance line Of III" prisoners parnde
i made its appearance. Then the starry
ing looking ropulace became frantic.
! Especially women behaved sham"fully.
! They left their places on the side walk
and struck the unfortunatns and many
of ;hc women .spat ON Them. The
guards made very little effort To put Il
sion 10 such dlScracciul behavior
saw several guards laugh on witness
ing some of the prisoners fail on tho
ground under the blows received from
= the spectators. But before the end ri
the line was reached there was riot.
Half q dozen Bohemian women. resent
jrc tho horribl" treatment m"trd out
IN ;hclr blood brethren. attacked the
guilty Austrian German women and the
sight was not pretty 10 look at.
cXtricalcd myself from tho thick
or :hc riot and made FOR 4 place called
Ho,c, Franz Josef. This was a ,hrc.
s,or,. building and looked like anything
nm, q hotnl After registering . my
NAM, fuuud The local officials OF the
Aus,rn-liuugarian Rcd Cross Society
nrd rroscn1rd NY papers expressing
my wish 10 serve srmcwhcr" al Tran
.v,ynnIa. | frankly Informed them that
hing a Spaniard naturally harh"r"d =
sentiment 20 sHrvc tn" Latin SuhJ"S'S
,r ,hr Dual Monarchy. To my sur
nris,. tin. officials did not object 10 my
,.vnrrSeinn Of such a curious and un'
ncrular sentiment. However, rc'ti'"''
'r,,.,,.,-d. several months later. th'
"',', ,r ,h.;r onward liberal tul"ra
found ON, that tho Ausir"-llum'
a,,.I,,, Rcd Cross al Pennsylvania
E,,roy;ro and iaiicia was not engaged
,,.,,r h,,n medical or uthcr~lS"
~ ,ror, r,,,oruls.
rredical supplies Lacking.
No., q ,rccz later was requisite" II
,I 10 .raxrubach III SaiSh"' :