The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-14
WILL GERMANY
DESCEND INTO
BOL5HE:V|SM?
PROVISIONING OF THE
LATE ENEMY NECESSARY
Combination of Hunger and
Revolution Declared
Highly Dangerous.


anxiety lest the situation i'll Germany
degenerate into Bolshevism is struck by
All the editorials in the London news
papers today. The continued absence
of information which would tend TO
throw further light un the fragmcntary
cnr-sidcd knowledge Of the actual so
cial and administrative situation IN
Germany prevents the formation OF ao-
soIntcly conclusive views here.
President Wilson'S Timely counsel
is hailed with unanimous editorial APP
pruval, and his warning that hunger
loads - madness is quoted as touching
q vital chnri. 1t is admitted by news
papers Of all shades Of political opinion
that Grrrnnny must hr fed. II only az
business proposition. inasmucn II she
starved to death. she could not pay
What Sic owes.
Th. Times. rcmarking that the COM
binction' Of hunger and revolution is
highly. pcrIlous. says common humanity
and common scnsc alike compel the iced
ing Of Germany. and that the arrival OF
Herbert &. Hoover. the American food
administrator. will facilitate the work.
The Daily News commenting on Pres
idcnt Wilson's sane humanity. says
the deliberate starving Of Germany will
be- nothing but Il stupid crime and
strike the brand Of hypocrisy on all the
allied professions.
The Daily Express says starving
nation would hc Il Hnl|hcvlls nation. and
that Il BolshcvIli Germany would be rs
grave 4 menace ms lIuhcnZollcrn
! menace
The appeal Of Dr. S"lf. while 1t is
regarded in some quarters AS merely
cnnfirmatory Of the Ernuincncss nl the
distress, is viewed elsewhere with Sus-
picinn The Morning Post. however.
calls d. Soils appeal impudcnt. The
Times refers 10 his ''Tciltd threat ol
abiding vinhic;ivrn"Ss." and wonders
whore thr real authnT4ty resides which
Solf affects To rrprrsunt
Newspapers ip Sweden. Spain. Pol
and and even Norway express ap7rehcn'
sion over the spread of the rrd Tag
movement. Thr troubles. in Switzerland
also cause uncaSincSS.
AMSTERDAM. Tuesday, Nov. T.
Popular JOY in Holland over Ihc cnd VI
the war is ovcrShad"wrd Ivy indefinite
onnrcl,cnsinn Of BolShrvik troubles an =
doubts whether 4 partial demobilIza-
,inn Of tho army. with an increase in thf
bread ration. will suffice, to stave OIL
subvrrsiv" Infection.
The Revolutionary Socialist party has
already issued n manifesto advocating
Russian methods. Moreover. n new re-
publican partT has arisen. aiming 1T the
aholif ion Of the court. army. navy anu
diplomacy. Will" thor" arr II" immedi-
ate prospect" "f trouble. there is plcn-
~ uf comNustihlc material. For the
muInrui. huw"v"r joy rcigns supreme,
especially NJ Th" Hague.
TNRIS. Nov l2.-t'rrnch Socialists
arc demanding thai the administration
Of affairs under military law De ended
imnrrl:at"ly. and that Il general election
| BE- held al ono" tn tax" action on IN"
problems arising out. Of tn" economic
and political reorganization Of IN"
country. Th- party leaders dcrlar" that
measures Of reorganization must be- Ia
ken up with the general labor fedora
ton. and that representatives of tho
working Glasses hH present al the peace
conference. They say that nm intCriia-
t;onal labor Socialist Cnnfr""ncc SHOULD
hn held during the progress of the
peace nrEotinti"ns.-
4 resolution "rubodyinG those de-
mandS was passed by tho Socialist group
At III" Chamber Of Deputies last Sal
| urday.
RE4NF.. Switzerland Nov. IA gen
rral strike has begun throughout Sw!i-
| zrrland.
WAISINGTON. Nov l".--Switzar-
lands gcnc-aI strike. which cnmrnrnced
this week. has objects which ar" rcro-
lutiunary and political rather than eco
nomic. and has had direct incitrm"nt
from the Bnlshcvlk organization in Rus
sia, according To Hans Sulzrr, Swiss
minister 10 the United States.
MT. Sulz,er sk"tch'ai circumstances