The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-11

il,..,c ucn had been So degraded by The
German philosophy q: miIi;arissn and
auiincracy that they ol'''ycd-ioSiI'g their
souls - save their salary. And c0nSid-
rr v'hni they signed. In ;hc previous
Angus Ecthmann- Ei"ilw"S issued Il
statement to tn. world saying that as
in.. ,,nialicn ui i5clg'un'* ncucir:Lilty.
ih. wrong i speak op%nly--that NC are
'umm!ttImS. sc
"7'isr Eiucty-thrcc professors signed
4 statement. saying: IL is not true that
u.. wr"ngrd B"lC;um' In III" Nalscr5
-i.i,Ir..-s hat IL" himself has published.
he Sny&. rive II" quarter ;Hk" II" PRISON
crs H.; all who fill INTO your hands be
n your mercy Make yourself as l"rrihic
a. ~" Huns Now, this address was
circulated III postal cards al over Ter
many H. 4li%inC The mistake. theS" pro-
i"S>or> Ign a statement saying: IT IS
r.: ;r,,r liza, our soldiers ever injured
;s.r.lt'" al u $ingl" E"lCGiHn' Socrates or
Iran,,..' or oven Gaiil"u. SaNaEa""lH, or
Milton, rr Victor Hugo. nr LinCoin.wnuld
have died n thousand deaths ny IagGots
~ upon ih, rack r?th"r than hay" sign
IL :E.ir na,nNS u such Il statement
The rrcuchn,au's Love Of France,
"til in,n luv" :h"ir aatiV" land but
tn. Fr"ucumnn'S i"v" has unique nua! :
jty Tn" patriotism al ;he l:nglishman
IS mnu"rnunSlrItiv". The Eriiis'icr sur
FUNDS hi:; homo and his garden with a
iICh brick wall. ruT'"ai' his ''nCr feel
frs r:unt his rlnSc~t friends. and wh.n
H.. .i,,.r. his club on Pail Mali a"d dis
ai,p.arS behind III, threshold the door
J. closed upor 4 tomb. TT" American )
I.;ltrluI4snl Is largely ;icHd";n."; national
safety through i*"!ailon hTc""< contempt
fnr DANGER The time vas when ms love
81 country Was Voc.CrouS On III" tOurth
"i .luly hui III" enthusiasm has dicd
dowu. until n. - auw ready Ia rNtn-
Iu!>!. even 4 IlTCrrIrf'r ] Il" "ccaS'"hh'
Sneaker G.aIs IA historical statements
about the ;our wars fou@nt 10y our c"uA-
try Rui the Fr"nchmru's love Of coun-
,ry has a .cud"r. Gcrtl" wo"inc note. He
Sp,aks Of la iS.lir France as pnnis
suak. Of Raarrlrr. as PrtrarCh spoke of
Laura ard ihr nam" q Franc" lInrcrs
u,un his lipS as music lr'mblcs IN the
Air after tho Song is sung. The reason
d,uhrIrs~ is found III thr fact that inc
French people have carved III" hillslGts
and smorthrd the valleys ana adorned
rho ridges and mountains with vine
wards. until thu Who'll: land IS tang oi
radiant beauty Il il love that hh" made
Frame. n,au:Iiu! JUS; As tn" lark. after
c,,npIn;IuE tn. nr.;'. makes Il soft ana
warm by pulling the down ont ~ ncr
own bosom Take Il great rOlT Hl green
velvet lying loosely on The floor, inc
rrnascS and velvet ridges answering 10
th, rivers and the valleys AMI III" hills
and then fling handful Of ruhits, pearls
and sannhlrcS down. 50 that these gems
will lie within the rrcHSrS as the lovely
French cities at the foot Of N" mis-,
ard beside tho rivers. and You nave
France. tho heautiiut France, the mother
Of modern arts and sciences France tuil
Of Sweetness and liEhi. ,hh' taur" con-
rtruinr when Heinrich Hem" exclaimed:
oh. France ;huu daught@F Of beauty.
Thy name is culture!
What Rate Can Do.
And having lnvishcd all their love
unon the little farm house. 'hr Erhnary
and tho barn; having pruncd thcs" grape
vines with their clusters OF whit" and
nurpic, until each seemed like Il friend,
dear rs that miraculous picture WAS 10
paucis and Philemon. having at last
made every tree To hc shanely. their lit
tie world was invested with affection and
hcauiy DO you remember how that
Flnrnntin" artist after his days stint
was done toiled upon his studio SLOWLY
carving the capitals collecting little
terra Gotta from Cyprus. an old manu-
scrip: from Athens. a lovely head Of
Apollo from Ephesus, an irridrsccnt
glass from Persia, with bit OF old Ty-