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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
HOWL Of ExECRATION FOR THE CROWN PRINCE
FROM THOUSANDS OF ANGRY HOLLANDERS

itcd for the most part by rrussel fisher
men. who. after lh".r experience with
T-b,atS during the war. view the guests
advent with anything but favor.
The sol" communication between the
Island OF Wi"rirErn and III" mainland
iS l. small Steamer which carries mail
and makes two trips daily.
To the furnishings nf the parsonage.
which are very simple. there has been
added 4 small billiard table and q baSI.
In IN adjoining Bill" class room. fur
nishinGs have been Installed for til. for
mer crown princes guard.
A lone.ier retreat fer the former
crown prince could hardly he imagined.
AMSTERDAM. Saturday. Nov. 23.-
William Hohcnzolrrn. the former Ger
man emperor. has not left the grounds
Of NmcrohS"n caStl" since nc was in
termed there. Dutch newspapers say.
The former emperor begins each day
with Il walk abou; the castle grounds
and then attends n religious service con-
G,:ctrd o.. Count Won Eentnicii or the
counts sons. The day closes with an
ether walk in no gardens Th. officers
of hie suite. however, da"a about the
country IN automobiles.
The pastu- al The village church twice
has dinsd with Tho former emperor s
par,y. Othc- local notabcs Also have
visited tho castle.
Sprnr p",ci, papers criticised the gov
"rntrcut g" pacing special telephone
facilities 4. ;f> dSIu.ai Of the :ormer
r,..nc-rr IL" ::"ntn. family aSnin
rrr p:,aai=.S ;nn i'"i i''ar They r'""iv"'l
,i," FORMER ,.rlr,:3 "G!: a II" request
OF The Dutch government.
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Boy Is Slain by
Trio of Robbers

Special Dispatch 10 The lr1tt!iiEcnceT:
CUMBERLAND, Nd No.. 24.---|ohn
BnshbauEh. is years or aSc' dleu "t W.
Miners hospital Frostburs today from
q pistol wound inflicted by robbrr 's'r
boy had discovered in the meat mouse III
his home in Eckhart. ncnr troslDuFs.
He was a son OF George l.asEhauRh. Late
last night hearing a noise. he stepped |"
the hack door. firing shotgun IN tAe
air, TO receive a pistol bullet through tae
liver. and lodging in the backbone. the
ofIlncrrs believe three or four men were
in tho snokrhousc. Sheriff HutchesoA
is holding the boys uncle for further M
vest sRtiun.
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70 YEARS. WORK
BY 100000 MEN
GREAT TASK IN FRENCH
RECONSTRUCTION WORK
Germany Must Supply the
Men and Material, Declares
Stephane Lauzanne.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Twenty years
nf labor by an army of 100000 men VIII
be required TO restore northern france
to its prc-war condition. Stcpphane Lau-
zannc. editor Of lie Matin. OF Paris tod
an audience here Tonight. France Will
not furnish that army nor Will she sup
pIv Tho material necessary TO rccons-
truct the 900 buildings destroyed by
the German invaders; Germany must dc
that. he declared. :,
N. I.auzannc declared that. while
France is not opposed 10 league or ma,
,!nns. she looks to the compact signed
at The Hague in 1907 as an example
Furly-iour nations subscribed 10 lhe
principles there evolved. he said. ou'
Germany openly violated thrr,
TIL. hest guarantee for peace. he de-
clarcd, will hn found in the punishment
OF tho kaiser and those responsible for
the dreadful war"
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BAVARIA CALLS ON
NORTH GERMAN TO
MEND THEIR WAYS

nERlI%. Saturday Nov. -. tEE The
Associated rrrS.'.l-Thc ..ws5"rS Even
!ng Gazette advises tn" liavariah pr"f'S-
iunnl go .rrnn>nt tn tak" positive" SlahH
a:a.nxi the Bcrlin rahicaIS ma Z"
il.r,a,rI,. Ia" North German '"Tr"iSl'
with thr recession Of Ba"ar'a and "thcT
%,n,li G;rrmau si&trS unless th"% hu"p'
d.iicren, p,iiCy. Tho paper states tHa,
tho opprEiliun Of III" Errlin soldiers ana
work nl"nS' council /" G"mncTiliC re-
nublic will Tot only prove To be- signal
far civil war hut will also result IN
hrcaklny or peace negotiations and ~"
cn:ry. nr entente tr"n7S int" G"rina"!.
I'untiuiE il Says:
"All OF south t;""may must G'*rn%AE2
S.It from this Berlin rr.En oi hi"oc
and terror and prove in the world mat L
respects president Wilson'S ultimhtum'
no peace wi,h autncraey.
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along the Alosclle river TO tho region
east Of R"mich. The American army
will mark time until further orders. At
least three or four days are expected to
pass before the next move Is made to-
ward the German border.
Tho Germans apparently are with
drawing according to schedules. Reports
reaching the Third arm% today were
that the Germans everywhere were
whistIinE and singing as they marched
The general line Of the German with
drawal is along the Pcrl-Saarburg road.
Tn. southern limit OF the flfth German
army is reported 10 be the line S'crck-
Thionville.
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LUCIA LAST VICTIM
OF THE SUBMARINE

WASHINGTON Nov. "4.-The steam
or Lucia which was equipped with
huovancv boxes designed TO make h"F
unsinkahle. was the last American ErS-
sci reported tcrpcdod by an cn"m! su"-
marine. In making this announcement
today, the navy department gavo out Il
report of the sinking by Chief Boat
swains Mate William Francis O rrirn.
who was in charge OF the Lucia's armed
guard, and also revealed that Secretary
Daniels has commended O'Rrien ana
twenty-three other men of the E"aro
for their coolncss and attention to du'E:
The Lucia vas torpedoed october -
and remained afloat twenty-one ho"'H'
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To Entertain the President
In Princess Murat's Home

PARIS, Saturday. Nov. "3-P Prihce
ma Princess Joachim Murat. at the re-
quest OF the government. nave PlHc'"
their town house. at @S Rue dc Mon
ceau. a, the disposal OF the French t"-
torities to receive President wilson cur
Ing his stay N Paris.
The president will tird in the nahN'""
several souvenirs Of l'r"%idcnt "''"h'ilE
ton. whose niece married l.r'h'" NC"'"'
Mural. Tho house. which was n"t0n pc
fore tho war for Tho splendid f'c"p'''"*
held there. has \ larr" garden.
fPrince Murat is son OF Prince
Joachim. vino was horn nj Borurnt"Wh.
n. J.. IN lS@t and is dcScrhHeht OF
Carolinc Ronapart". sister OF the great
Napoleon. Princess Murat. before h&F
n,arriaEe. was ''rrilc N"y. Duchess
Tl1lchia=gn. E"th Murnt and Ney we'e
marshals in the Napnleonic arn'ies1
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j. s. ENGINEERS
BUILD Me- v LINE
10000 AMERICANS WORK
ON SUPPLY RAILROAD
Will Provision Million of
American Troops Advance
ing Into Germany.
4 AMERICAN ARMY

AMERICAN ARMY OF OCCUPA-
TION, Nov. 24.-(s p. m.)-(B" the AS
sociated Press. .)-American engineers
today laid the last rail conncc..ng the
standard gauge railroad between Fcr,
dun and Metz. having virtually Teoullt
nine miles of the track. 1t is over TINS
lire principally that the forces OF oc-
cupation will be supplied during their
advance. and regular services VII! pe-
gin probably tomorrow.
More than 10000 Americans are en-
moved on the task OF rebuilding tho
railroads across No Mans Land north
Sincers' regiment having charge OF Inc
York, Miles Of trackage has been de-
stroyed by fomr years constant shell
Ing, npccssita;bnG new roadoed.
Wrst of tho German lines the engi-
nccrs began work on the day the ar
mjstice was signed: then when the
American troops began their advance
a week ago tho engineers rushed addi-
tional forces TO, carry out the reconstruc,
ton work on the other side of the Ola
German line. The most difficult task
overcome by tho Americans was the
clearing OF tunnel two miles from
Vcrdun in the region OF Fort dc Ia
Sanno7. The tunnel was used by the
French ns shelter during the siege OF
yerdun. In the early days OF the war
Snn soldiers were killed in the tunnel
nv an cxnlosion. which It was reported.
was cnusrd b. mule kicking case OF
ammunition. -.
Tho German artillery Tor years
noundcd both ends Of the tunnel In an
nndeayor to seal up this important aio
to the French Lcmenders OF Fcrdun. =.
Consequently the road bed at clthcr
end was covered ten feet deep at places
with earth and rocks thrown up By the
shells.
The completed line leads northeast TO
E.ain. thence 10 Conflans where it con-
meets with Mcz!crcs Sedan. Montmedy
and Metz. ono of Gcrmany's main lines
of communication during the war From
C.onflans the line connects with several
lines extending northwaTd to LuNcn'
i berg.
The American forces resting Sunday
along the German frontier srene-tfIc:
! spare time at various POINTS watrh'h'
the Germans opposite them. In nunlcr
ous instances The Germans waved rar"'
we'll when their detachments started or
! their humeward march.
Eeports Of rioting continue to reach
Amorlcan headquarters from various
! sources. One report wcs TO the effect
that 4 German colonel had been dragged
! from. his horse and beaten severely
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Government Control
OF Wireless Is Planned

WASlIlNGTpN. Nov. 24.--Frrmahcnt
roy.rnmcn, control Of all radio cummu-
n;ca;ion through the acquisition Rru
oucration by the may department of NIL
shore wireless stations in the United
States used for commercial purposes ~
planned by the administration under Il
bill now before congress.
Representative Alexander. Chairman o.
ihc house merchant marine cnmmtuc"'
who Introduced the measure III the
house. announced today that hearings on
the bill will begin before, his cornmlt,eS
december IL. and continue until All IN
:c-csts have been given al opportun'I'
10 be heard
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Polish Troops Capture
City Of LembGrg from
The ljkrainian Forces

COrEEHAGEN. Nov. a. - Polish
troops yesterday captured LcmhcrE. the
capital OF Gnlicia. and it's ehrrons. ac-
cording 10 the l'olish telegraph bureau
at Cracow.
(Therc has been heavy fighting IN
and about LcmhcrE since curly III No
vcn1bcr, when Ckrainian troops entered
Galicia and captured the city by sur
rrisc. Polish forces immediately began
a siege. and in the fighting it has hecn
reported that much damage was done to
important buildings in LemvcrED
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independence Demanded
By the Armenian People

PARTS, Nov. ~ fHavas.) - Repre-
-.ntn,iyes of tho Aremenian settlements
in Egypt and the sudan at meeting at
Cairo, according 10 dispatch to tne
TEMPS from Cairo. adopted ANONYMOUSLY
a resolution addressed to the allied pow
ers and President Wilson declaring 'hal
the Armenian nation has bern lhe nc
tim OF might used by barparlnhE. II -
.dded tbst ths Armenian nation claims
its right TO indnpendcnce and sovereign
~ over all of Armenia and requests tho
immediate recognition Of provisional
government. It also asks that TURKISH
troops DO withdrawn from Armenia an"
their places taken BY allied and Artne-
nian contingenta
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GENERAL CROzIER
RESIGNS FROM ARMY

DuSTON. Nov. 2i. - Major General
William truzirr. commander of the de-
partmcnt Of the northeast and former
ch!ct Of or,iranc". reported that he had
resigned from the army. and the reSIS-
nation had been accepted. effective JHn"-
nry /. lie said he tclt that II" was. cnti-
lied to :. rest and did not contemplate
guinS into private business.
Gene raj Crr:Icr was born in Carroll
ton. Ohio. in 1858. and was graduated
from Wcst ruin; in IH;G. %ith General
huntington Il" inv"nt"l disappearing
gun carriage. he also invented a wire
gun. llc served in yari"ns Indian CAM
r:,icnS anl in the Philippines. md WAS
chirr nr,iunn"" officer cf the l'rkInG re-
lief cXprditiun.
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GERMANY CANNOT FIGHT AGAIN
impossible Declares Won f7denbue
i, S, TROOPS CROSS GERMAN FRONTIER; WELL RECEIVED

Several instances nre reported where
Americans encountered Germans along
the roadwnys. and each time the Ger
mans showed the Americans every cour-
tssy. While an American officer In an
automobile was riding along the Rnen-
ish- Thieves rond. cnst Of the hosclle. he
encountered German troops marching
nprthward. 4 column OF German IN
fantry and some German trucks with
drow 10 the sido Of tho road in order
to clear tho way for the Americans
Owing 10 the shortage OF horses the
Germans are using oxen 10 haul their
supplies and some artillery.
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TURNED HIM DOWN.

III HI.ESTDN. w. Va. Nov. @+.-El-
Iinu Taylor. IL. came IN from the noun
taius Yesterday. accompanied by Miss
Pearl Thnmas -. and asked X. y.
Mouhnu deputy county clerk. for iic-
rnsi to we'd. He answered all questions
in 4 manner salts Factory to the clerk un.
III il came la previous il,arriaE"S. Thrn
he rXplainrd li:at II" had been married III
Alabama. ,n"yr,i [" Virginia and there
his wife had committed q crime for
which she had been sent Ia prison for
several Years and vas confined now. II"
Ir""r was divorced. The clerk turned
hin, i,,Iyn
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WILL STRIKE IN PROTEST.

san FRANCISCO. Nov. "t.-MachiN-
isis un.nnS Of San Francisco and OAK
land. CAT, and tho Boilcrmakcrs and
ShipUIildcrS' union of tn" latter CITY
,otcf; ,nLay To strike D1ccmbrr rs a
nr,tcr, against the execution Of Thomas
] Mooney. sentenced To hang December
IL. as the result of his conviction of
murder in cunnCr;inn with the Prepared
ness Day explosion here. on July -,
1916.
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MASONIC MEETING.

PhEEt:HSEI'HG, W. Va. Nhv. a
Tho Ancient and Accepted Scottish Ei;r
of Free Masonry uf the Valley of Tar
.:cr <Lurg. Orient Of West Flrs'nia. Will
hokI its full reunion 1T the Masonic
trm2lr TarfrrsburG. next Thursday and
Friday. November Is and 80. the event
hayir. lr"rn postponed from October ="
and -. hrrausc "f the influenza Chi
-.
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800 KILLED IN
EXPLOSIONS
RUSH FOR FOOD HAS
TRAGIC CONSEQUENCE
Departure of Germans from
Brussels Featured by
Fatal Blow-Up.
Special Cable 10 The lntcliGcnccT.
Lnn,!cn Tin!ns Scr"ice.)

IINTItN.' " ~
PARIS NuN. 2t--The lnst party or
Grmans lott Brussels by train last sun
day morning. A. the train WAS about
10 leave reports sin,rd the Germans had
made Il gift ct wagon loads of II I'd ut
the station and which could not be- ia
ken away. tn whoever might care l"
:rtci il. Thu result WAS all tho people
OF the ncls hbnrhnod collected at the STA
t!nin. While thcy were waiting. n series
hf vast explosions Ionk place In when
NJ least COO were killed and $50 wound
ct
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GERMANS PLANNED TO
BLOW UP PALACE OF
JUSTICE In BRUSSELS

pARIS. Nov. 24.-Thc Germans had
laid nlans 70 blow UP thr Palace OF JUS
,icc in Brussels. according 10 n DIS
patch In III" Snir fr-nm ErusScls. IN
the cellar %; the rulaca four lntcrna!
machines placed there NJ the Germans
hay" been foi,nd close 20 some Guhpo"-
der md ammunition
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WANTS 500 AIRPLANES
FOR POSTAL SERVICE

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-SuGGestion
trat the war department. Immediately
turn over 500 airplancs to the post
office department. for the establishment
o: nfly aerial mail routes. was tele-
Graphcd 10 Secretary Of War Baker TO-
day by Allen T. Hawlry, president OF
he Aero club VI America.
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SEpoETED MESSING.

rNHkEESBi;PG. W IA. Nov. r.
Tam"s \. Morrison is officially reported
missing m ncl ion, according 10 WDri re-
criyrG h. r" Today by ctrs. Mary ". Nor
rieur. his mother from the war "epart-
n1enl. He enlisted IN July. 1917. anf
hnS been in France since April.
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BRITISH ARMY
OVER FRONTIER

| LONDON. Nov. 24.--Fteld Marshal
Haig's report tonight OF the British adj
vance says:
''We reached today the German from
tier. Immediately north Of LuXemourS'
! Our general line along the frontier Hes
south OF Bohoe. Grand henil. E"mal.
! Huy. and east Of AveneS.
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Thousands Of Rumanians
Slaughtered by Bulgars

Special &c The IntrtitHrhc"i.
G.ondon TimHa tnhir--' '"r!riSh'r
LONDON. Eoy 24,--pr. A'.r'haI' "
the National Cuunrl! for I:un'aI'inn "n,;:'
writes 10 the Times that ~ ~H.H"" ''u-
manIan prisoners r IliiEar.a "niE lSo'"
returned. They. Tie HulSarians mH"N;'-
cred thousands OF RumaEIan*' women
and children Their cruelty hr"aIHc 30
bad that Won Mackcnscn tntcr!rr'd ana
had several OF The Offenders shot. Ihesc
occurrences are authentic
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.FOCH REFUSES.
BETTER TERMS
Renewal Of the Armistice to
Germany Probable" -"Sub"
Problem Discussed.

! PARIS, Nov o4.--It is declared that
Marshal Foch. the allied commander-in-
chief. has said he Will give no heed to
the protest Of the German arr1tsttce del
ega.es made through communication
from Foreign Minister Solf concerning
the manner of carrying out the arniS-
t:ce. This reply doubtless will cover
any further representation that may De
made by the Germans.
The arTriSticc as a whole lasts thirty
SIX days from the date OF the signing.
November II, with the right OF eNtcn-
sion and the right of dHnuuciation on
forty-eight hours notice. The evacuation
of Alsace-Lorraine must be completed
b. November IS and the withdrawal OF
tie German troops from the Rhine coun-
t-y DESIGNATED In tho Grnistieo - A0-
lied 20 december y.
\ renewal Of tho arraistice pronaoly
will carry it beyond the opening OF me
peace congress when fuller conslde92-
tion can bc given TO Its cont''uanGe-
The Ma;in states that It is able 70
;,foru DR.. Solf. the German foreign
secretary, that the overtures he has IN
,nir.d at tho Hague are vain. ana tha'
~, I:nitsd States md the allied gov
s-rnents will never modify the arms
tee clauses.
PARIS Nov. o4-The prclimina7tes
10 The peace negotiations VIII o's'
abou. January I. the Echo DC faE!s oe
rinres and the protocol VIII % ''e.c"
about the end OF February. Inc pay. w.,
adds that Premier CteMencsau "4''
70 London December /. -
MARSHAL Foch's refusal to ecceoe ~
49, o-o.es,at;cns Of the German dele
rotss according to the Matin. Will ap-
n,,. ,o all proposals in the future.
paPrs Nov. o4.-tBy the Associa>so
1,-aes l--Restrictiun of suoHaFtnfS 'p
Grating against merchant sh'ps 80 @
?, preveut attacks like that aSa1hH' -
1,si,,,io doubtless. will be propoSeo
in the discussions by the peace COW
xress oc the "trrcGom OF the ss"S'
I. the .icu Of leading naval authol't'-H
.,,.bo h,v. examined this branch OF 'hh
subject. that SUBMARINE -.
Shn,,,.1 b. limited 70 attacking waTSh'ps
<-rr,inr Tho regular part OF navy
.,.,cfs would be prohibited aEa'nSi
merchant ships. ei,h"r passenger "'
t<.i~ht ard whether armed delsn:'i''-
Iv cr otherwise. According 70 this we"
.,hn,arinee would continue 20 De- an arl''
of \ naval service. but their use ""u1e
Is, confined strictly to naval warfare
This and many other subjects %
cor,, before the poarc congress arc no"
i. y formative state. as X VIII ne SOUR
time. perhaps a fortnight. before one
regular sittinEs o. the inter-al'led '""'
ference are resumed ~ arrange 'he pre-
l.ui;narirs OF ;he congress
IN tho meantime rome OF the bEtS'Sl
I,al;an or other foreign delegates are
b.-r cx.en, Colonel l.: n. House. the
,rr-:car representative 20 the contcr-
nee WHO IS confined u his bed "ltr
,he grippe. S":srai members OF MS
..,ff also are down with the prcTaiNns
epdsmic.
Bu, those charged with the prelIm''
tcoutinucd CT Page Two.)
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AMSTERDAM. No.. cl.-ay tho As
sociated Press. )-Whcn the former Ger
man crowa primo" arrived az the HuEdsr
Zee fishing town of EnkhuFzcn today he
received n different welcome than he
encountered elsewhere in Holland.
AS he descended from the railway car
with a staggering gait and wearing a
fur coat. howfs OF exncration arose from
the thousands gathered outside the sta
ton gates. Tho outburst Of hostility
seemed to perturo him somewhat.
The government yacht which was to
have taken tho former crown prince 20
,hs Island Of Wieringen. which will be
h;s future abode in Holland. grounded
IN the fog. 4 little tugboat was subS:i-
trtcd. Affecting Indifference the for
ner crown prince stopped on the gang
1yay and lit q cigarette IN" tug cast
loose Immediately and disappeared IN
the fog amidst the angry shouts Of the
populace-
AMSTERDAM. Thursday. Nc. @l.--
nv tho Associated TresS.) )-MoSteT-
land 4 harnlct consisting CT a score o.
.,r,lI (arusteads ami nShcrT"ns hutS
on tho bleak lonely Island OF "i"cinSsn'
which ia situated Some distance from
the Dutch naval station AZ helacr. IL
tho hun. assigned 10 tho iDtern'u l"f
NOR German crown prince. fhc ioc''
pastors humble two storicd r"Sidenc'
h,s been laassd. furnished. Tor SIN
months. ana here tn. crown pEt"ec ~
live r-:,. 1aiI.". w!rtch IS without ''tf
slightest a;t-ac':>n. s OF the beaten
track. and is hardly ever visited ny
staos-es- The haiutct &scif IS ma3o-
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: BASEL, Nov. 24.-In g proclamation
.ssued Friday in Karlsruhe, Grand Duke
Frederick. Of Baden. says that he re-
ueves officials and soldiers from their
oath Of fidelity and renounces the throne
for himself and his descendants in ac-
cord with his cousin and heir. Prince
Maximliian. the former: German chan
cellor.
The provisional peoples government
In Baden. in announcing the abdication
TO the people. declares that the grand
duke and his family and their honor arc
under the protection Of the Baden re-
public. The announcement renders
homage to the patriotism OF tho grand
duke and the services OF Prince Maxi
milan 70 Germany.
BERLIN. Nov. "a. via Copenha gen
CBy The Associated Press 1.-THE move
,aent 20 withdraw from Germany and
create separate republic is rapidly
gaining ground III the Rhinelaud ac-
corGing to reports from Cologne TO the
Socialis: EocrNraer;s. The movement
finds strong support on the part of the
ClericalS, as a result or the PrOSslan
governments announcement Of its IN
tcntion 20 dis-establish the church
Recent events in Berlin have appar-
entity increased the fears OF the Rhine
landers regarding Eolsn as tho
correspondent declares:
I'VE shall have to reckon with se-
cesSinr as almost unavoidael" unless AZ
Immediate consolidation "a reached In
Berlin and the date of elections TO the
constituent assembly set with the great
IS: speed"
1t cunnot be denied or concealed that
;he situation becomes more difficult and
more dangerous every day" says Theo-
dore Wolff, in the Tage blatt in refer
ring to n statement attributed 20 Field
Marshal Won FindcnhurS regarding al
legged French plans for the permanent
conquest Of German territory. Herr
Wolff declares that all south Germany
Germany is dissatisfied with condition.
in Berlin and is beginning 10 consider the
question Of leaving tn. capital to It's
fate He points ont that the reported
Polish aggression against the eastern
borders OF Germany may have fatal CON
(conttnued on Page Eight.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

WARRINGTON, nov. 4.-FoTcca6t'
Obio-Pair Monday; Tuesday tncreaa-
ing ciopdtaess.
west Virginia and western PennByl-
vana-Fair Monday and Tuesday, Ntue
change n temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

AMERICAN ARMY OF OC'tFA-
TIOH, Saturday. Nov. 23.-(By the AS
sociated Prcss)-The front lines OF the
american army Of occupation tonight
rested along the LuXemburg-Gcrman
border on the Saucr river. and thence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

AMERICAN ARMY OF OCCtpA-
TON, Saturday. Nov. 2S.--(By TIN"
Associated Press.l--The German from
,ior was crossed at several places today
by American signal corps units and am
bulance workers. Short trips were made
into RheniSh Prussia. wh"ro the !nhao-
ilants are reported to have shown the
Americans every consideration.