The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
CHARLES wELSHhNS,
Chairman Health Committee.
B. a. ALEXANDRA,
BRUSSELS
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tho arrival rf King A}hrrt's soldiers
TIL, disorders Of last Sunday AMI Mon
day arc now oErr. tn" pc"rl" of t'rhS-
s"!s have never departed from III" Gi%-
nificd calm which has rhnra't"7i"''
their behavior during The last lo"r
wears. They refused to frat"rni2" Win
tho Rolshrvist German soldiers. IN"
lrsa nj life during The riots occurred III
fights hrtw"cn tn" Re-! soldiers ana
hose Lowell 20 Tho old German flag.
OutyarIl. brussels il intact. except
for n few houses near III" north station.
which hare bern wrecked. Thu north
station itself with building" ni"nE
boulevard Anspach suffered severely
hrinr riddIc1l with ma"hirH gun bull
lets. W,ndnW pau"S were Sha'trr'd ny
the rain &c bullets during ~" r'ni'nS'
7, IS authn-itativ"iy stated that "n'y
s.v,u civilians were killed and several
wounded but many Germans IcSt 'h"'i
lives.
When the c"rr"e 3ondcn; r'a'h"I IN
kings palace H. found = great inF"h"
Of. people assembled th'r" III. ne nov"
thai king AIhrr; would soon Hrr!T" ~"
v.oe rcrornizcd nv .rycral hc hid known
before the war. and was lfnm"1'"'"'E
surrounded by a crowd Cf ANXIOUS poo
nIn r.ckirC news nf III" approach -! me
I:,lr;nn army. lie had to rcttr" hastily
however. as III" park was fill"d WIN
German soldiers.
Ro,rra,inE German tr""pS ar" MOI
r,ssin. through EruSSclG. hut are aT"'n
M, ihr city. Machln" gar" yer" poster
Yesterday at I.aakNn In d7iv" mrE nh-
ruly soldiers wishing to enter 'iruSs"!S'
Scvc-nl who were bent on pNia%inE inc
TclEian capital wrrr inrnfd ha'k I'll"
forced into the nllird lines.
The belgian Tag floats over tho Ter
man airdro1nr and the few German sen
,r;ce that remain are affnhlc. F:fty WAT
pl;ncs are still here being manned by
mechanics and ariatura who ar" III hat
,lr uniforms. They arc putting tn" I'm
;sbinc touches on tho machines hftorc
,urnin. them over tn tho allies. la"F
,rc loalh To- leave their planes. and on
vnunc lieutenant wanted TO TAX" on"
Inst flight. but the commander or Inc
sUu1dron placcd n lcck on tho motor.
Senior Saura tho Spanish consul E'n-
oral M Brussels. told tho correspondent
that Crown Prince Ruppr"cht ~ bnva-
ria lcf, last might for Holland. Primo"
I,i,cl Frrrlcri"k, son Of thr FORMER Ter
man emperor. WIS still ut L"ufain yes
to-day. being guarded by 100 faithful
soldiers. Machine guns were mounted
about the hous" whcr" hc was STAYING
and wcrn trained on tho Jcsuit college
nrarbv. Prince Eitrl feared h" would
be kidnapped by trcachcrous German
soldiers.
Tho netting hurEnmastcr and l"hor
leaders hnv" issued n manifesto appeal
| ing for calm and order. Tn" 'al" OF
| in1oxican,s - forbidden. German sol
dicrS who engaged in riots last TUGS
Iov. when many lives were lost. were
! Intoxicated.
Tho German soldiers Commits" ~
hnIding meetings in IT," S"nat" cham
her. 1t is y heterogeneous gathering
! -uwashcL privat"s fratcTnlzr WITH
mouoclcd officers. Baron Won der Ian
! chan, civil governor OF BRUSSELS our
inr the German occupation. is con
| spicunus member nf the committee.
General won Falkcnhansrn. who has
! Icon sovcrnor-grncral Of Belgium, ms
! disappeared.
Tho food situation in brussels is So
rioua. The number Of refugees III the
city has mndc nroads on stocks OF
| rcodstuffs held there.