The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-22
GERMAN KA|SERISM
Continued from First Pnge9

..rn;lcm1n. speaking English we'll. III
said ;hat his great ambition was 10 WISH
America and see the big locomotives an
the pretty girls. At dinner he was. al
COURSE dressed in his orcraiis and car
ricd out tn" professional touch by uSlhi
clean cotton waste instead 81 poChc'
handkerchief.
I Arrived nj La Coruna In the morning
carriages sent by the Spanish Govern
mont met us and the Mayor and the
other officials wcrG mos; polite. I'M
N,vrr accompanied us on board shli
mkt day. giving To Mrs. Gerard a beau
,ir,I hnskrl Of flowers cn;wln"L VIII
! rIhl,nns Of the colorS OF the city or l.;
! Coruna
; We found the Infarta Isabella clean
splrud!d ship her captain competent th'
kind, ! chccrfully recommend her !
amy who wish SAT" voyage across Tia
Atlantic during the war
Nv STAY IN Havana was brief ana
wa; soon en- route northward from NJ
West.
Gerard's Welcome in America
As our train caInC north throuE'
.rn,id, there were crowds and band:
-, ,h,. stations and II 81. .\uGuStin" IN!
.v.s were delighted 10y tE" sight 81
r;r.,rk MunScy and ex-senator Chaunccy
D"io"w.
4, the station in Washington Sccrc'
,orv NrAdoo met me- What Il splcndi!
r..nrd of achievement is his since ih'
,yar' Aud now with the burden "i al
IN. railways in the country added l.
,h,t of finance. suppose III n" count
=, war has ono man so successfully "I'
d.rtallrn such gigantic tasks.
President Wilson was i'll in he'd. nv
n.>, day got up on purpose 1" hear my
!, n INr
report. MAS WIN "'' '''
an boar.
Tho following day arrived In ~"
York. being met In Jersey city by ~
committee HEADED by III" c"!"hra'''
LAWYER John 4. Stan"hiicld: clarence
N,ckay. li"rbcrt Swop" (wh"SH Spl"nh' d
,r,ic;.,. III tho New York World 49,
th. Hrs. warnings to Am'irira AM
other countries respecting th.' ruthless
submarine wariatc). United stat
AI,-shal Thomas H. Nee 'a"'hy. STAT
senator Foley. James J. li""y and Il
ca;,hrrl ir!n uC good fri"ndS who "a"
~. of for p"nmart only few month";
,.,,r, w;Ls escorted - II" CITY hli'
! ,,hn-.. WA; welcomed by The mayor
IN = earrrh on iho steps Of III" cltf
nall | said:
W., ara standing ;pdrT very n"N'
tn, y"-y brink % var. hui want u
d uyaurr .Du tttt u ~ Sn''''i IT, W. - y" !
mo tho conflict it will BE- only hi'r'
uur president hus exhausted "E":i
means consistent with unfolding th'
hnnrr and dignity "f ~" Tmi,"d STATE
20 Keep us from war l'ft Berlin wan
:, clear conscience. brcIuS" | i"ti ina
during ali IN? stay ih'r" had ."fAi''''
nn,Li,,y Ia max. for friendly r"latl'i>
and pcacc between n" ~" nations.
II nh vorr glad today !" 500 "n I'M
lie; nc This ".c"atinr 'ummItic" 'i'
! name. o! pcu1l" nf German descent. j
- only natural that citizens IT 'i"TinaI
d.,.r.,.:i: in -" beginning Ct IN" Wal
! should nave !%l i sentimental l"ri'n1
toward Germany. that they should nav
! lro.icd hsrk through .r"*"-'"ior''
,.lass.a OF tina, land which. however
| thy Icf, b"c:,us', They d.d no; AaF'
| equality OF opportunity. w" rad tH
| cnr. ~ .hc newspapers for III" hrst i'fn'
,ha, there IS Il prospect that att"r M
| war -he Germans Will hc given an "q"''
! .iar" III their "wA ."vrnh'h' "a