The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-18

"m~;crs from tho battlefront near
rheims. ! wa% naturally anxious (" TN
s1cct. ii net The front trenches. III least
'!la vicinity "r ;hr front: hw, The army
officers attached - ,hr German Foreign
Hff!c" VIII" had n"c"EpHui"d III" inform
81 ~" thai IL. Chancellor hrd t'!r-
phrICa all TN :,rn"r'.!% "a III" vicinity
t. ask PERMISSION Tor me- t. "l'ii' ~"
lines. bat not ulI' "f thcu would :" =
nit ~" I" visit his sector. T!Us va
IL rnirly C"rtrIn !m!jrni!"u ihrf S""E"r
"r later 81" hrtr :"r America must irad
=. wnr .nr lllrt IN" l'-hnH' settlement
nil,i' At Ia" i.r".' was only Z S'"rcHI'
un,u liz. rirr,n~''d run'h"r Of s,Ih'n"r.
mos would rua!l.. Germany :" com
Iurncc ruthless l'-h"nt war enc" :u"r" ("
defiance If Jaw and humanity and with
I rr"a'"r h"p'. at military S'i"Cc&".
Compared t. Errlin. Paris seemed i
land nr abundance. In tn" restaurant.
however. the customer WAS limlt"d ="
Two courses. hut with the privilege Of i
second helping
Embassy Cold for wan: OF Coal.
| called on Lord E"rti". The Erit3Sh
hmla sStdur L. Ak him la r"nN"y iny
acknowledgements II III" Hon. Arthur
.Ia,,i'S I;aii"ur fr"iu whom hah ""-
rr;y.rd II rtn,;t "nmpimrutLr? '"IImuni-
80 'rHlI lli'n III Ilh' IH'''h' - ~
hurn. Of III" l:rrtish E,'tl.n=s? On tin"
Eu.. ST Horrors ,h"us'' =" cold Tor
want nf coal that ! WIS rump"ll"d |"
u;,l,. "a. ylsn sE"rI :"r fear ct I,n"u-
ir"fa.
with Mrs. Gerard ~. luurh"d with
our friends from Berlin. lni"S tHmi"'n.
u former French Amhnssalor th"r" ami
his fa!rilv ~ n" la l;u" restaurant. ~
,...i,. tn. M,.i lrin.. tHmnnn %r".n"d
~; CANA" ~ ever. lnt falicu"d.
BRAND. VIM Ms then Premier. in
vitch me 20 hr"akfnS; IT thn Ministry ri
T,..r.ir;; Affairs. Tn" other guests In
cliI,l~A ,.iir Nurhn$sa,i"r. Mr.. Sh"rl". ''tm-
bon and tn. Ambassadors 81 Hritnir.
1ralv. l:u.sjn nrl japan and &'F"raI dts.
t,nruiS!rri i'r"u"hri"n.
! ,lid ur; sit r"Nt "a ItrilnI rs | rank
,A after ili. Ambassadors accredited 10
France, but after luurh I sat alone with
hin, h"f0r" th" Tire In IN" az ~" lhr;'
ard beautiful salons. and there y" In!
a long taiE as. naturally. h" wanted I"
know ahpu, lii" S!iuatluH in Germany.
lie Impressed ~ -. Il Strnn; man. with
the vigur Of an orator. man Of temper
.,,,,.ui - Ir:u ";,!uw-i hh nI.ur" !" be
come n leader At IA" f'r"uch--aS III"
French wcr. before til" war.
Lord !.Slrrr. NJ th'' r"uu"St ~ rcn"rHl
I.y;ru-rv. ih"u ut The heal "f tho mill
,:,rv fore" in France. took II" :" 80"
,ha1 general. had Ia wait for him
s,,r,. tine. - hr was appearing before
= cnm,niiic" IF tho chamber Of Ii" son
a,r. Ills inability /" aEr"" with III"
.,n,mlr.r ,.auSrd his resignation not long
nft"rwHrd.
was struck III France Ivy tn" Far,
that tNr headers. civil. military ami
naval e"rrlc,i Older than those in SINH
lar po&itirns IN "ihvr countries.
French Government by Old Men.
TIN. present Premier. ri"m"urr2u. +
M cAampI" al; this f"rLur&s "f IN"
French for rovrrMrn"nt ~ old men.
CInmcE"rnu = IL years old. but is Il
vigorous fighter.
Mrs C;,rnrd and lun"hcd W!:A Ga
hrl"l HanotnuN aud his attractive wiin
Il: ,hrir hun,.- Camhrn WAS there. and
Eihnt. since become IrcrnI"r If Franco.
= good old man: also III" Secretary uE ih"
%nyy and s"r"rnI learned French phil
n%oph"r>i and wcml"r$ If tn" Academy
and "mr II thu. beads "f III" Credit Lyon
W. perhaps ~" greatest financial In
s1I;uIipn 90! France.
Var wa D." hn could tail. If any
rhirg else lian"tauX said MT IN "HT
tim, "" had been unuSunili t"riH"ni'.
unusually Gr"" from war. that ih're
WIS ur.!"rM"hlh France" underneath even
rh".f nir cit! III IHrss. under thr Smil-
irg, sunlit firld; :;H":h"r i'r"n"'. =
Franz" nf caves and CatA"nnthS. "N'aNn-
ted by IA" poor people. tn" riHIn i""Ii".
who. during tlu on" Hundred Years
War. bad ,:rHrh; IL marching ''i"i'". ~"
rnr-ridiuE ;luuirrcr5 and t't' '!'rth- ~
H.. rnrfl r.fuE" Irrrn -" hHrtSHlhr
cn.nr rul,w"r- III rowing bands IL
'.l'hi.r ,'-i:rr,aui"S" the rrhh"r hhrrhN