The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
T,P, O'C0N!N02 Tells
Continued Y.ram Fago oae.)

cas,o,r,lly Eurau .uaI>.s nttul visits l"
London. uiw:,ys l,",!,!uG VI cid IT'"li"s.
especially Na,.cnal!.t n'ls,h"r:, -; FAR
!Iarirnt ,SlIh Wh"$" "tii1i't "h'' i'' H.
always: openly av"w"d "!'nTAihE. ff
.uu,iiy Ne. Is a ,.h.-..y nI"H. runi"ur;i 81
l,;.. about five f""t III hciTnt. lat EVER
!nrl. fli "f Qur'I. tn'%HAH&''Oi' ch'r-'.
and "nd"r his sGnlin" little Ia" ana
,i;,y figure burns al: intense Sicriil|S'
,l..,ial!c, Tor hi.. i'ui::" .r., IT. 'i''ii"
cd I,::rlup his u!Y!. r''I"i.! "h'I' Nu"'t:
vnrxiuc Tor ihr :.,!c,'' ~ Il III" lr':'A
ma, .1n, M colonel i:u,'S'."'IiS HH""l
So s,-,u;ai ny im- nome rule may mak': the
,..uriish TnrI,:. sat NJ. tut "n" 'h'"h'%
-y.hr,hrr ANYTHING can accomplish tiltl
applrcnily impossible i";';.
Readings Splendid Service.
Lord I:":l,ihES I:':'& ar" Wei Known
hut on. SuIn"lIm"% ';"HhtS "'"th"F HE
extraordinary S"rviccs IN hrl'%inH ab""'
good relations hci%'"n THIS ruuh'T!
and yours irr even halI r'aiiHd h":".
| say i, with rrrr,t. but win H"itN!'-
ton. aud as i truth n"cc:-a;;ry |" -
told IN Ain"r!Cir as well rs III EhTIa''!'
that N their policy toward Ireland
Erxiaud .cyri& as remote from Ain"rl-
o,n conditions rs If America were an
other rlnn,., Now AMI Then = V"l''"
dn..; reach llr Gunr- ear such rs Sen
utor Lodges splendid speech. wh"i'
meets wilult-Suul"d RESPONSE IN t''S
c,uniry Not ! VpjC" IL hoard NisS''Hi
,n,- from his lucid. fIc.rul S:at",n"ni 81
the minimum war aims 81 .hil''!''i.,
; ENGLAND and Che other ""-l"!''r"r'.'>.
Lord Heading. pursuing i'll England the
Same course IT restless. GHli';"rTHl'''n
work rs in WASHINGTON. has 'on''lltt-
lions NIL day il various ItI;lrtlr;''tH'
ne then ruShcy, 10 SOM" public dinner ar
to scc the k:aE ut Windsor. il" r;tTc'!
catches ono breath OF fresh air ana ncv-
Ut puts his foot L. tho ground. and the
houowness OF his ch"'k.s and tn" tines
of his face indicat" strain. although hr
retains the untirinr nervous spirit "i
his caS;iron constitution which makes
| him physically as unusual as he Is M
! tcllcctEdly.
saw. on visiting his hn,ts" IN rurzcr
: street. an extraordinary faithful d"in"S
, tic ), rvAnt. typical IF the sample. h1"-
! dlc-aEcd E.nShShw"nlln. WHO mas
| brought to him every morning i"r years
! while he vas 7r;tctcrnE law. NJ lour
/ o'clock and nov Il ltti" later. iISS ana
r": which kept him going at work nhtn
| breakfast. PRESSURE IS put upon MN.
! not only from London. hut from WASH
! ins1ou to return 20 his post: and lie
Will return. nut his friends know IN"
strain IF the sacrifice. People too III
, the inrcrrnust political circles wonder
whether he would not h. useful perhaps
even dominating factor. III :hat
strange labyrinth If political personal
struggle gong on behind the scenes III
Downing street.
Pressure on Lloyd George.
| The Tory Journals get louder every
week az The shadow Of Il general cleo
ton throws itself across the stage. III
demands for Lloyd Georges complete
surrender OF all his old Liberal doctrines
as the Price Of their support. The Morn
iug Post, the chief organ az III" E.iEi'sh
Tories to-day as which, English T"rTl$n!
| drove America to revolution. comes "ui
boldly with i demand that Lloyd iIc"rt'''
not only adopt the full prnt"ciiv" pro-
f, gram. but ALSO definitely and hnAi'F
abandon home rule Ecavrrbco"k. in his
newspaper. tho DnIly Express. als''
; shouts for Lloyd Georges surrender I"
protection. How will all This struggle
cnd? Tho Liberal boycott which dr"r"
Lloyd L;eor5r INTO the hands OF the
Tories when he formed his ministry sui
continues TO DC Increased by similar
severn boycott ny all lrishmcn once
his favor;tr social companions.
Dependent Over Friendly Criticism.
This mans nature has essential social
demand for the encouragement of priv
;.,e friends 10 avert moods OF Celtic
glooo, which occasionally darken his us
tally intcns4. sanGuinc spirit. Although
10 ~ calm under tn" cyc!"lIr q" Interest
vituprrntion from oTcn enemies. yet hH
Is enragcd and respondent over even
hint Of criticism from his friends. Thus
lie feels his lonely position and c'ln%S
desperately to few Liberal friends Wnr
still keep UP old relations. like 4. !
Scott, Of the Manchester Guardian. Eu'
cvcn SCOTS adhesion becomes dali:
n,ure uncertain. Scott continuously nnG
vahe,ncntly criticiz'S Lloyd Georges
Irish policy. but cliugs still To the dying
hoI,c that Lloyd George may STILL L" pr
served 10 fight those d"mocratic battles
which remain still without n visible
leader except Lloyd George himself.
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