The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19

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! Har,Ii,s,n may remark, had been
srni tor to Inecu IN" seventh DIVISION at
t.St".t,i and t:tl,c command -: Il.
Had / been left to exercise my irll
functions as Commander IN Chief -; IN"
= British army i'll France. | should Ger
IaInly have made ricrrrnt dispositions
, with regard to the disposal OF th"sH
troops. regret that must r"r"ru my
', could have been done throughput this
critical situation was not dom. OWING
entirely 10 Lord kilch"n"rS cnaeaTor !"
units III himself the reparal" ana Us
linct roles ol eaolhe1 Mii,H''' ~ IN
France. ! feel il only right ana III me
interest Of my country. with NiN
! Ia any war We may be engaged IN III
;hc future, TO make thss PLAN Sta,et"T It
81 fact. The calamity az SrGnn WE Ivy
in part to interference from lafl$ WIN
the army in the field. and the SmHslIa ga,
civil war was moro man prooholE pr
louged by the repraAu 'n'|fi t''Ie ~
the part of the Secretary. Of STATE Will
the commanders in the iirIa, 80,
Seventh infantry and Third caFatrW
divisions. the following telegram WIZ
show that thu French Commander IN
Chief completely roncurred III NV
views: ~,
general Commander In Chief TO Col.
1Turu.t October Sth, S:45 4. NJ:
THE Commander in Chief has tho
honor 10 mlori" Nd 80 49, an ,ho
| entirely agrees Win the ioeaS on wv
: subject Of employing the Who!c OIL Inv
british forces united. =,
| He estimates that IN tho actuat fft-
ua.ion Of Antwerp the r"!ntnrcr'n":ltS
Of the garrison by the seventh the''Sn
division will not have any elect on no
fate of rho place
In these conditions he believes. on
III. contrary, that |: is very advantage
, ous that this English division should
unite as soon as possrhlH with tho MAJ"
, body OF the British forces in The north
crn zone
viii the Marshal be- kind enough 10
, inform Lord Kitchener Of the Command
or in Chiefs views of The siruat7on:
Tile win ask the President of III"
, Rcpublic 10 confirm these views 10 IN"
, ; p-itieb War Minister"
a. m me confusion If ideas tn which
ta,c raforrad The following telegram
| ,;at, }ornd II necessary 10 address
|, - .orn-nn,6er of the Seventh di-
. se g. Uanr>. R,wljnsnn. will show
r,.tn1 -, 10 tho nth instant:
N''tI 1-,ossaoaH No ~ addressed 10
loIE ,s n,5 ra,,,.tcd In me rn-
l'oru NICER o." a., n,+ un6rr,snr |
EclV'o: "a sn,-,rT vourscjf rs undo.
"netHe! YOU 80. hu, r. you do pleasn
, my orders mo: OH, :, w u i,.r,
, be- Good "nouEu C Lor"'. s nave n,
ton clearly. VIII d"laE. a. ! h. -"
! knowledge oil an unnecessary 'oI ~
l'cnbarkation or OF E"uh intention l" "o
inc lhiru ~ p - -, ,,cuc- mo b,-