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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
CONSTITUTION FOR
FREE IRELAND NOW
ISSUED BY SINN FEIN

LONDON. Jan. 9.--Thc first publica-
lion of what purports to be Sim
Fc!n constitution for Ireland was made
today BY the Globe. This has partlc-
ular interest. in view OF the Sim Fem
proposal to hold an Irish congress in
the near future. The preamble of the
constitution runs as follows:
Whereas, The people OF Ireland
never have rclinlushcd their claim 10
separate nRtIonhood, and,
Whereas, The provision government
Of the Irish rcpunlic at Easter. 1915,
in the name OF the Irish people and
continuing the night made by previous
generations rcaSScrtcd. the lnalienable
RIGHT of The Irish nation 10 sovereign
independence ana rcaEtIrmed the deter
miuuiion OF the Irish people 10 achieve
IT, and,
Whereas, The proclamation Of an
Irish republic 1T Easter, l9lS. and the
supreme courage and the glorious sac
rncrs OF tho men who gave their lives
10 maintain it have united the people u
ireland under the flag OF the Irish re-
public. We. the delegated representa-
yves OF the Irish people III congress
assembled. declare the following 10 be
thu constitution Of the Sim Fem
The article then sets forth the Sim
Fem aims at securing international
recognition OF Ireland us an lndcpcnd-
cut republic and declares that. having
achieved thar status. the irish people
hy Il referendum may freely choose
their uwu form of government. II says
That the Sim Fem organization snail
" III The name nj the sovereign irish
people deny the right and oppose the
viii Of the British parliament and the
British crown or any foreign govern
ment To leglslatr for Ireland.
|, also snys that the oTEaniza tion
will make use OF any and every means
available TO render !mpotcnt the power
ii England TO hold ireland III suo)cc-
ton b. military force or otherwise.
The uurpurtcd constitution declares
that a constituent assembly shall be
ruuvukcd to formulate measures for the
welfare of the r"upic. The measures
succiiicd are the introduction Of pro-
trCtivc system for industries ana COM
lnrrcc hv the combined action OF the
county and urban councils, the poor
law board. The harr"r h".trds ANA other
bodies directly responsible 10 the irish
people. tn" establishments, Of Il consular
service and NJ Il n"rcantil" marine Tor
direct trading with foreign countries
the development OF mineral resources:
the establishment; Of Il national STOCK
,Irhrugc. Il national civil service ana
Sim Fem courts OF arbitration; Inc dc-
y..IonmrnI ur transit facilities, Of waste
lands and Of Sch fisheries: the reform
of education on a national ana lnHuS-.
trial basis; the oboIitiun OF the poor
law system with rclrf for the lniirm
and aged and tho employment Of idle
ablc-budird persons on public works.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
MORE DISORDERS IN
ARGENTINE STRIKE

RUENOS AIRES. Jan. 9.--Another
battle between tho strikers here and
the government forces began This after
noon al tho NaScna Iron Foundry. Mean
while the strikr movement Is spreading
and more than may unions have joined.
Nearly MI tlc industries Of the city
including tho transportation lines, have
hrcu raralyzcd by @+-hour general
strike called in protest against the use
Of force by the stat in the fightTHes-
tIav in which five metal workers were
KILLED and thirty wounded. The strike
was declared by the regional labor fed
Grafton. which was formed n few years
ago BIZ trades unions expelled from the
Fifth labor congress because of alleged
unarchIstic tendencies.
Since noon to-day no street cars ta1i-
cabs. horse cabs or delivery vehicles
have been moving. The strike includes
more Than fifty branches OF trade and
affects more than 100000 laborcEs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
ROOSEVELT JOTTINGS

There was never moment in Roose-
velt's career that he turned his back
on God.
He was always ready for fight when
he saw the enemy approaching.
He. did not invent the square deal"
but he helped make it civic. force
He was the oracle Of a robust life
and the fighting age. but died young.
He was man OF great knowledge.
but put his soul n charge OF it.
He gave all his family to the war
and was earncs; in his desire to do
his Bit
No mans death since Lincoln has
caused more genuine sorrow than
Roosevelts.
II saw and heard Teddy" will be a
happy boast several years hence.
Even his enemies loved him can be
truly said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
TWO GAS TAN SUGGESTIONS


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possibilities OF gas
alton
properly license the privilege OF 'p'
could DO imposed
base. upon Of they pump ana tho ~
hc
VIII, also might levied carried pipe Ines inc "
-vns tn PROPORTION pound pressure "
operated
practicable bill can Dc
sa along these lines proposition
land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
RIPPING RHYMES
CUTTING LOOSE.
BY WALT MASON.

VIC learned to salt some kopecks
down, 10 do withou, new hat or
GOWN. in wars forbidding days; |
thought we'd learned the use OF
thrift and that VIC never NOR"
would drift 10 our old waStciul
ways. I said. The lesson way has
taught could never be too dearly
bought. II is Of untold worth: w"'N"
learned the value OF the yen. and
we won't blow the iron men Will"
we !rfest this earth. We've learn
ed how good it is to own surplus
plunk, an extra bone. when comes
the time OF stress: the lessons
sunk into our souls and we'll be
careful of our rolls in future times.
| guess" But when l heard that
war was done. that we had canned
the kulturcd Hun. and stripped him
of his sword. l felt a wild desire
TO go to busy marts Of trade and
blow my little wartime hoard.
The lid is or" 7 told myself: the
merchant has upon his self n lot
Of Junk I need: to be miSer IN
peace time. TO go on boarding
plunks and dimes. were fooltShncsS
indeed And so I went abroad 10
buy whatever donGad caught my
eve. lust bent on burning mon; and
all NV nciChhors wern abroad. each
ono resolved u blow IN" wad II"
saved ere war was done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
LINKING CITY AND FARM
Vast Possibilities Highway Freight apd Transit in the Motor
Transport.
BY ROY D. CHAPLIN,
Highway Transportation Committee OF the Council OIL
National Defense.

n.,,uIi,. -, The. eastern Znuc where traffic
conrrsiion is the worst have rStaD-
lisicd intcr-cIuy track lines. plying back
am. forth on It regular schedule. carry
|. Ii.r goods az 4 Nor" rapid f'ttc tll+tii
eitAcv the railroads nr express lines.
a,!i in rnany instances taking Them
r!~!,t from the door Of tn" c0nsiEnnr
ami delivering them In the door al tn"
cuusi;u-".
rI.S,. motor truck lines soon %ill
form a vast n"j-wurk throughout tn"
Ga.rcd States. ami they Will live. not
hrrauS, they are we'll financed. not be-
cause they are run 10y an enthusiast
hut hrrausr. on Il cump"titlf" basis.
they Will prove that they can carry mat
TRAFFIC more quickly, more eAnHHit'"uSl!
and more safely than any other means
Of transportation. That IS III" future
Of ;h,. iu;"r-rlly truck line IN our trans
l'Nrtaliuu plans.
The Coun"cticUI Council Of Gci"ns"
a,!or;cd tbs English plan. and cstaH-
i%hcd throughout III" entire state II
''rrlurn loads hu"cuuS.". TIL" business
ii the bureau IL any city IN mat STAT
is to i;nuw what the merchants ana
ruanurariur iav" IN ia" way nt loads
;hat Will rad.HtIug from that city. MAJ
docs not Suumd worry big when apple"
20 ouc state. huI the sam" idea Is RAP
idly ccm.n: iutH u.s. elsewhere.
/, is not. only by Int"r-ciiy s"rric"
that the mao" irUCh can lessen tHi
pressure un tn, railroads. They can
do il as we'll 10y helping when freight
has reached il: destination. in getting
:, moved moro rnridiy from the sta
t:rn :" thu c"nSiGm"".
In fl." STAT" If Maryland a wonderful
System If 2ur..l express wa@on$ i IN
n3cratiun Tn"S" rural wagons start
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
is CHIEF
GERMAN INTEREST
IN OCCUPIED AREA
BY CYRIL Brown
(Stan Correspondent New York Wcr
Copyright. 1912, by Press Pub
Company. the New York Wor

Copyright. 1912, by Press Pub
Company. tho New York Worl
Especial Cable Dispatch.)
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
OCCUPATION (yia Nancy, Jan.
Politics is now the principal occu
ton Of the natives of Coblenz in
American area. The initial novelty
occupation having worn off. the natl
are paying virtually no attention
the Americans. and appear almost
ignore the presence of tho Amerid
army.
They arc minding their own busin
in a quiet, orderly manner. but the G -
man horizon OF the American areaD Is
bound by politics. One notes increasing
political activity everywhere as the
elections for constituent assembly
draw near.
The American military authorities are
permitting the natives the utmost polit-
ical freedom, and the Germans are TAX
ing the fullest advantage Of the Ameri-
can moderation. Large numbers of po-
litical meetings Of all parties arc be-
inE held throughout the area, the sole
restriction being tn, presence Of Ger
man-spcaking American officers to sec
interest OF America or the Allies.
The Germans here arc unfolding a
tremendous home propaganda. Their
activity is particularly directed toward
the German women whose votes are
expected. There is strong fusion
movement OF the nourseoisc elements
OF parties throughout the area in an at
tempt TO present a solid bourgeois front
against Socialism on election day.
Not only the political campaign. but
the elections. as well, will be under
American military auspices here
Americans will supervise at the polls
as a police measure. Provision already
has been made for elected members OF
the constituent assembly TO obtain peg
mission from American authorities
leave the area, while candidates 8
political speakers from the outside
come into the area for the campaign
with the permission Of the American
authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
TOO MUCH SAFETY AND
SANITY

The Fairrnont West Firsinian glves
uttcrance to some mighty sensible re-
marks concerning tho so-called safe
and sane policy In Legislation. The
men who want to be safe and sane are
ordinarily those who don't want any
thing done that is dispIeastng TO the
corporate interests, or that touches the
pocketbooks Of big taxpayers. West
Virginia is suffering from too much
safety and sanity OF this kind We
can stand great deal Of radicalisrn,
and the talk about safe and sane coming
from certain quarters will not receive
= very serious amount Of attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
ARRESTED
IN PARIS SPY HUNT
Nv WILLIAM COOK
BY WILLIAM Cooh
(S,an; Correspondents New YORK Mor'u.'
U'opyr!ght. 1919. by Press luhtiSh'"E
Company tho New York Nor'"')
-, IN

copyright. 1919. by lF"SS u"'
Company. tho New YORK N"r'''
.(Spccial Cable piSpatch).
PARIS Jan. G.--By the arrest "f Capt.
l.atouX. former chief of inc r"""'r'
r,.niorarc bureau in Paris, the French
i,,Iir;.I authorities appear to have con-
n,c,cd another link III II long chain or
,r,,.,n IN France. I.adouN already 's
innl,ra;cd moro or less directly IN ScF'
all affairs If intelligence with the enc
,N now hr;nE examined by laris courts
martial. >,
document he is said 10 have de-
..frnvcd or mislaiI contains proof ~
;r,asunahl. dealings NJ ono or more
prominent French politicians. ono 81
"a hr,n is even now awaiting tTiai hrtnf'
thn high court. So far the document Or
ra;hrr n photograph If it Tor III" "r'E-
iral il sti,l missing. is stili tnFs'"rF
IN part because OF its cyphercd message
portion. which roads:
Another phrase mentions French
man whose name comprised e'gh, let
fcrs. This is thought to refer 10 al
lauX.
I,adnuy. who has held many import
m: rrs;s during the WAY. tho principa!
IF which was tho one referred 10 a"''N''
and whose financial status WA" a.
,lur.d recently to be irrcproh"h"hl" IS
thought To have secrctrd the d"cun"h'
m order to shield many of his support
RS. possibly some Of his ch'"'S.
Great interest is shown by the rf'nch
ruhlic IN these affairs of treason "h!ch
have recently become prominent again.
The general opinion seems /" hc th"t I'll
eases; of ;ntrlli c"nc" with enemy csPlon-
.,Er form one hiE plot. aimee! At hfi
ing France and her Allies I" book before
;h,. central empires md accept peace
terms winch would have been imposed
by the latter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
Supreme War Council
VIII Be Established

LpEnrN. Jan 1.-The aSsociat" gov
rrmrn,nls hav" decided 10 establish Il
:upycm" var council consisting of IN"
Represented. vc> each Of France. ltrly'
The United states an dGr"Ht Britain. nc-
,rrding :" MI official statement tonight
to deal with The questions oi food
finance un,! shipping resources wlh re-
!ltion to rrvictuallinE and supplying
liberated and cmrlny TERRITORY: and I" CO.
or,iinni" such work with that done for
aided au,F neutral countries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
&c tho latest Of the street car lines to
60 into the hands Of a receiver. In
these hustlng days Of prosperity street
car securities are about as valuable as
German bonds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

Anarchlsm, Bolshevism, I. ". W.-isn,
socialism, and many other kindred isms
all had their birth in Germany. THESE
arc made in Germany" products that
VIC can we'll afford to do without
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

1t is not difficult matter TO live SO
that life is an open book, provided you
arc permitted to choose the place YOU
open it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

The Henry Ford Automobile Company
has paid a dividend OF zoo per cent.
Henry is getting ready to run news
naper and needs the money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

with a copy Of the history or Nlndsor
Castle. Hope the President won't re-
ciprncatc with the report OF the batu"
with boil weevil in Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

A Louisville man, charged with
stealing Ford car. alleges as his de-
fenso that he merely wh!stlcd at the
thing and It followed him bono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

We arc getting ready to have another
census in Washington, which is ais"
another reason why VIC should have Il
Greater Wheeling here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
WORD FROM BEER WILLIAMS!

When you think you is tl dc end, O
dc road. don't fling up bekaZe You find
dar's one mo- river ter cross. OATS, a
big compliment from Providence ter de
grit an sit dar what's in you.-At-
lanta Constitution s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

With the soldier boys returning all
the fellows above 40 have resumed
their former plain style Of dress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
SHOWING rgEM WHAT WAS WHAT

New Cura,e-'What did you think oe
III, sermon on Sunday, Mrs. jones'?
Parishioncr-'Nrry good indeed. sir.
So Instructive. We r"nliy didn't knew
what sin was till you cam" here. -
Tit-Eits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

Well. no one can say that Woodrow
Wilson Is not having the time or his
Young l!fc IN Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

King George presented Mr. Wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

matrimonial advertisement by going In
person 10 the Land of Nod
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-09
KNABE TO COACH CUBS.
By Review Leased 1virel

CHICAGO. Feb S.-OttO Knabe. the veteran baseball star, will return to the Chicago Nationals as coach this season President Fred Mitchell was alvised tonight that Knabe. who is in business in Philadelphia with Kid" Gleason manager of the Chicago Americans. had arranged his affairs 50 that he could return to the Chicago club
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-09
LOWER WAGES IN
 MINES ANNOUNCED
Reduction in Copper Price Forces Change; Higher
 Scale Later

econlInued from Page onel
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-09

Richard Cobb. please caH up phone bSs. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-09
NerU Spring Suits

Charming, indeed the suits that different you could not hope for anythOg more attractive than these suits showing the vest effects, which 50 Nog0ish at presents box Ines becoming all types ot fgOcessnd novelty effects for the women who pre- fer the UnNSOa-any oolOrS, including the new over seas hlSe> SeeORd floor
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-09
Spring Millinery

A handsome assortment of hats in charming mod els in geOrgette Satins combinations of materials tur0ans tcQues, mushrooms and rolling brim styles Very attractive the new Victory Red Hats. trimmed in very charming designs, See them Monday. Second floor
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-09

-'On the signing of the armistice the following conditions existed: The copper producers had very little cop per sold ahead, as the needs Of our government and of the allies. which were taking close to 90 per cent of the entire production. were being supplied monthly as required At the request of the war industries board the mines continued to run from the middle of November until the end of the year at fairly high production in order 10 keep the labor empluved awaiting developments
 There now exists unsold a stock
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24
FINE DANCE

Seldom has lhcrc been such am enc Ioyablc dance ae Che one given last Saturday evening by Che rreadwen subcommittee on Armenian relief at Che Labor Union hau
 The han was taxed Co is fullest capacity and everyone danced and had good time Tho music was furnished by Mcintyre on Che violin. Eua Brown on Che piano. and Kim bau with drums and traps.
 Bere hari-umes aGair it was decidedly Informal and many hard Irck costumes were In evidence.
 Tho committee In charge Of Che dance reports Chat f60.g0 was tho proceeds os Che anair. and they wish to give cspecni thanks to the First Territorial Bank Wm Ott Mrs. A. pcttygrorc Che Troadwoii Company and MT Holcgcson for favors extend ed and help in making Che dance success
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24
RAGAN KILLED
 AT KETCHIKAN
Shot in Back of Head by Man Named Shanahan. Who ls
 Now Under Arrest

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Raeau was shot and killed .n Kotchi- ibau aat evening by man named Paddy shmahn Tho shooting oc- cured on Che alrcc. m front of One N. y. Zimmerman store The man camo up behind Ramn and shot him In lho back of Che hoal Ramn lived for several hours
 The murderer was captured iu h.a room In lodging houao shortly ai- forwards by two deputy United smtcs marhala Ho offered no rec ss.anco whom Inc wos commanded Co throw up hIs hands at tho point or a guu
 shauahan had threatened Go get Ragan and other government on.cials on account Of having been In ial Iu Juneau four ycau ago for lme on a charge of Insanity caused by ex- coss.ve drinking Haeau at Ono umo of shanahans Imprisonment had no connection with Che government
 shanahan is a logger Ho at one lime worked for Ono Gm,ineau Conn pauy about four yoar ago. Since that umo hc hos boon employed In logging camps
 Stove Ragana home is at Ha.ues where he has w.fe and several children
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24
HISTORY or
 INDICTED COMPANY
Hoodoo Claims Finally Bring Pro- moteu Into Court Under
 Serious Charges

Considerable local Interest at- ncbes Co Che indictment Of dyo so- attle promoters Of Che TIoscve Ken uccott property In Che Copper R.ycr valley by a grand jury .u New York. charging tbcm with using Che mails Go dcfraud It ls alleged Chat more chan SfO0000 was raised on ths property
 Christian Tioscyie. a former rosie dent of Mccarthy. now Of Seattle discovered Che property mentioned In 1906. Tho mines in question arc lo- catcd ou Che south side of Che Kon- uccott glacier about ten miles from tho Kouucco't Bonanza mine. owned by Che Kcnuccott Corporation. The mines woro originally located In Che names Of Christian Tiosoue Nols Tjosoyie and EI TiosoviE. Che wife Of Christian rloaeyig Later Mr. TIoscvlg located several other claims u Che names Of C. Garwooi John Ekmo. George C. Hezclot and Gus DiarL By reason Of some litigation between tbc two brothers and trans fors. T. J. Donoboc. Edmund Smith. Judge P. M Brown and John Lyons also acquired equitable interests in tho property. or In Che sale price thereof when Che same should be sold
 In l9lC Mr. Tiosoyie and brother eavo an option on Che property to Francis Rowo a promoter and he conveyed it to Che present company Ono Tiosoyig Kennccott Copper Conn nany Mr. snyders connection with thc property is not known. hut it is supposed chat he is % promoter and beneficiary
 In 1909 Che drst disagreement arose between Che two brothers and Nes Tiosevg and some Of Che other shareholders revoked the power Of attorney held by Christian Nols started suit through Brown & Lyons in Che an for a haif interest n Che property and tho brothers driftod further apart Che ana'r finally culminatng in shooting ai- tray between tho two brothers
 Cordova Times
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-24
TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT

Tonight is Che night oi Che big Halloween masquerade ball chat is To bc given at Che Notatorium hall by Che Ladies Auxiliary Of Che Re- bokah lodge
 10 hos been a long time since Che folks Of Douglas Island have been anio to throw on their usual identity and unite n a masked ball, and from nrcsout indications there win be Q banner crowd out with lots of unique and beautiful costumes.
 Tho very best music that can be obtained on Gasunoau Channel has bccn secured. For Che dance and Che floor win bo in is ucar perfect cone duou as hard work con make it
 Four prizes win be awarded. they being for tho best and tho most comlcal costumes among both men and women
 An admission fec of n0y cents for adults and twenty-five cents Cor chile dron win be charged.