The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
ARTICLE VIII.
Bv RHETA CHILDE DORR.

tried T.. tel him that h." was wr"nE.
!;,a, IN. allies wanted :" h'!2 i;G~>iH 10
;:r; h;tc,. hu; Il MS 10 good.
"Hv AMI 10y ih.$ E:h!I took - i"i" his
hraa .tl:a, - wLS diStrI~trd h'-"tu$' II:
had b., h"r,, :. Russian. Il Masisi t.'u'.
bat :.r :houEht It was. H." salt; -. enc
day H.. w"n; ~ ~ ,iu aLti!uGv tvS. "ItE'
An uhSrrv.: II" was acting aS pilot.
hat ttl.. lnachiu" ha1 4 double control
a,ii ,it. rlgn WIZ, him was ! cook ANA
,Iin;hi.. her, t.h"rWi*" -" tu!":; 'n@Hl
h;lI., h.rr:l even worse. ihlu Il WAS. E"F
.r,.r tnry wore n.nrn :....; ~, and SItli
cirruhIny t:l,. russian >uJi"H!N un5u'E-
,'.d tn. bill ;ha: secured him Ia ms
seat. and b.t"r" t!c observer ""uld even
:;u..sS Whist H. WIS about IL do. Il"
stepped uy,r the side q: the nrcnin1
I,II" >r.l'''.
Effort of Propagandists.
''ri,a: S.r:..d me I said /" myself
that | would rather ho dead that br =
.ltn without L country. That's whhl
thai poor fellow figured that III WAS an!
all u:ncr I;rls$'auS I:ut I'm not Il HIS
sian Ter an inicrrat,ruulISt. nor any
tit!u. .i~r i'ul Il I"n percent American.
and Il They wan! me :" XIII h"ci'eS. III
ready /" begin any ninu'".
\ :rau without Il country. Is nor"
nm. sentence. III tn. language. any Crin-
hluu.ur II words rI"r.. dr. H!iu'. NJ
what H., 'io"iu;tu pr"IHSHiid.St~. whi'n
- tn, r";;, nall" -; many II In" IfI'l-
us.s aaI ''.u;. ruitI"EIllSl$. 'Gt:" hv"i
;r:tu. - GO - American youth ~ 10
,akc away tilrir country i""tn thci''.
rnry ,.,:lv Sur,@e.l.d aud the PROC: "t
that was ;hn' thru LARS -: in"itf'F"n'H
~. i,!l,.r,,l rvay through before ""
but = "a
ours, T., Will AZ Euglaud'S. Frances a'th
H''icIuHl'S.
w. cA.I.,! u rcaiiz" That our country
WIS IN ifnnrulatr p"vl. h.cauS" "" had
al,,r,S; forgotten that "" had Il country.
Ar. W., al awake L. Tia. fact yet No.
because. il We werr there would not 'i''
lief; auywhcic trota the N;ianlir ocean
To thu, ;'a.:i;r "ur >iEG!" dlSl"yA; citizen.
on. single rori"rlraG or s"-c"!Icd III
tcrnat, nnalist. y" community would
tolerate them. Th"rr would j." II" cor
nrr wh.rr they could hide.
Socialists Begin to See Light.
TIL. Socialist PARTY leaders AZ" begin
ming - SEE. i great light VA til" subject
II lnvaltv TO lie government. and are
advocating a new policy toward the war
Their last party platform read like ono
1 =
Soviet. hut now even the lat" Socialist
cardi,ia.,. for MAYOR of New York. who
appr:t!.d t"r IN" pnciIiSt v"i" and got II,
is h.gin!..n;- u talk about revising the
iiat!rr:;;.
I'ui..SS * is revised. the Socialists ar"
coins: - l"S. their Idh"r"'tS ut present
serving in l'ra:c". Tn" Jewish boys
who. Il Ii;tl.. oyer Il year ago. were "rHi
ing from SOAP h"N'.S against the dr'ti
and ;t,:iuS: what they called This
prn!iir.rS' war. are among tEr hottest
, youi:t, patriotic AMI kcencSt lighters III
TIN. American army.
saw SOM. II those boys at Camp
I'urou last autumn. | SAW one VIII" was
Si,fiu,. in Il corner hiui'b'rirE liz" Il
small chli,l ncCauS" lr MAS h"ins sent
10 SparitnhUrG. II" was being trans
f,rr.d h..;.;r!sr he was continually beg
ing 70 b. allowed tn 80 ho!Ac. Ills
,lptain told me that ;i!c only thing l" ""
with isir was t., send him :" iar away
;rm.,! My YORK that wcrk-crd VISITS
i:nr:!,. would loo m:"'ssihlc.
s.tw other Jewish boys who were
unwilling soldiers then. hui "N"r% ono
,aw =: Frame. vas enthusiastic a'"'l
- w.rH. and a. l:.tie ~ an inl"rnail"n-
...S- a. he y"un-, man il III" HFial'u''
-..a. Til. Jewish soldier has made
100! was told =" nv many officers
AZ! ...~ : for myself.
Merely Lcathe the Germans.
,.... .-,.;.-S Hov,. ~: r""i! taught 20
-. ;~+ ,;-..raas and ! c:"n'i think my
). Aa:, .H.- IL l. IS certain mat inc