The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31

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Cury-ighr. !G;". "a, i'U!'!'c Ledger CO.
LONDON. Nar,u 9TH" r"sis 'G
views Expressed hy Ia, for .a"v"r"! works.
wrr,. i:,r-.,.'r .:r.;:,,.i ny my "Tt'"l.;"
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"nm3;ii"u& ~, IA":ua%. ji''' RAILWAY
in,!i'. i...tI"". VII" - S"!n""hrl - an
;;..rutSi w.th S"m.ia!Nc rrH"ihp!thH
N"ish i"rGi#;E":'"*:'' g E"i an g.
,r"l::"iy Gu"c! i:u.r... "n what -, going "H
"a" n. l:,h,r ranks. a:it l"r """NS NJ
has b".r warning ~" nriVa:rly 81 III
coming lr.uGi'%. JI~t =" ~" lcHE TX
-. house. 81 ,',r' T.';i:; IL" other 2itHF-.
npgn | met HIN running hr''thF*:iY IN
:, i,.rtims - inGJir executives. i"'kIlE
i,nlc a,ld r\ri,rd. :,ml he SAID to me AZ
H. rushed past. "1hrY"I! n" a strike, Tho
verdict has already hr'.n given.
Thu. t"rr hl'' hours which rr"ccdrd inc
outbreak ut the war n .NNEUSt. IVA re-
turned Ia INV. creating ih,t H:ttn" '.'rhH'
Of irrctr!rVabl" ll&aStrr ana tragic "I'"c
tinn. TliS wa. thu UNIVERSAL Sthir 81
feeling i!r"u@!"U: -" who'll" na,i~n
harr during Ia" iH-' iW" weeks -;
ally We had ali h...'r n"Eing III 4 niShi
mare, with o%s.hci.LI"% Oh one hand OF
millions in MI c;.lS.s"4 ShtN'rlnS WIN
cold and hunger. ana on IA" "ih"F manu-
OF harin.: a.! .ur industries stopped.
& Vague Terror Eriags 4" Fear.
lust rS -. al hrG,:.n Ia l"ok Will
s-"wii;-; despair nj tn" mount in'; MP ~
cur gi,,uut.c liabilities. ihi% d"S2,pr WIZ;
Increased Himusi every hour by ne"
proposals. equally Ilr;tntic. ana new rA
rrnGIiur"S for TN" ARMY. me navy "tttt
Tho air Scryirr. ami We confronted me
nrnSpnct II lrlliu.; rn mcury from our
Industries. ri.
This put US in almost as bad posi-
: ton ~ France when, III her h"ur NJ u
feat she WIS confronted Win E'p'i'4"'t
hy the commune IL 1911.
Nobody understands tho psych"'"EE OF
F,ur1p.. today who docs not r"tIi%t mat
behind every problem there staEs -
haunting terror a. the spread o. eoi-
shevis1n everywhere. o,>,,s
ago. that we are like an Invalid tlt"f =
SERIOUS illness. who is Stlll Slr'tci'itH
YEARLY and rrStlcS:!iy on his bed IN tn'
pain ot slow conr;l"scrnSe. II oPl''1'
in spite Of all these symptoms ana
than rh IN. issue Htill trcnSlcS IN lh'
balance, I do not believe there WILL De :,
general st-ikc. Public opinion Wouin
Stand suiidly behind L" the GoN"rn',,lr ,, =.
done very we'll in th!s struggle ana en-
10y tho prospect OF dong much De''ei
later. ;,,,+ior
is that danger due. because inc stlLNF
did no, come from tho miners. as every
bnLy antirjratcd but from the railway
men. If the miners should refuse 10
fight. tho railWaymcn cannot so on sAioi'''
Lloyd George Pushes On; g
Whatever happens. these nrlocntS "'
the last few weeks GHmotls' raee ~
enormous increase nt political power
WHEN rests with the working classes
and though tho house OF commons N"'i
! tains an overwhelming TOT! HlaJ" :.
is as helpless as tn" most rtalC'I d..
scmble would be against conolt'%nS t ~,
otcd nv four years of war. l'ut 'ie
bo,rsc If commons Mt this moment STANDS
steadily behind Lloyd George VINO
sweeps away all opposition by ms meas
urcs proposed up 10 the present
The whole parliamentary business m"s
been enormously accclcrale1 y! ..' n,,.
mittens instead. OF giving iilibusicrs 81.
Most nmuipotence in obssructinE any
legislation as was the case unncr CIV
rules Thus Lloyd Georges h"a'tn ~
is going rapidly through Inc e" n,.or CON,
while the gigantic bill taking over .'.'
troj Of not merely all railways nut ~
; Ill transport SYSTEMS. including even
! ,he Great docks and harborS, 'houEh .,r
vcr,.ly criticized by several groups Wa
| allowed to pass its second rcaa''S
out any Of its critics oarl"s ~ ''N'
division. ,,turaIIy
| uaolens progress and distractS from l!Ie
| parliamentary situation, and l5otElr lt.~ -
| though doing cNcellcntly as ruiz
! his debating gifts. so!neIlaiIc ,ins Inrn
l.
- mistakes of q parliamentary eAPe.i-
ence or serious political thougnt; IN
! instanco Is \ few words OF his spoken II.
! Tho debate on the report or the tiII..,', ~
| commission, which seemed 10 ~
| governmental agencies ana Elolsi. 81
| linn against the miners was 'lSh ttS ~ 80
~, rho rancorouS cheers from si'Id'I ~ ,
| actionary group. Ahich went 'rI9 80
| ~ unsettinG all efforts 10 Keep p'"'Ne
| between the parties
paris sowing Seeds OF rmpauence
| II will help you TO realize the StsI, W
! rar;,c bcrc to know that the rrceptio'
! OF the guards regiment IN lIoli,."', -
| s1,spccted of being timed 10 warn Eo n
nrn of the military resources OF -
! government which might, II nceut"'
1Innloycd against any diSturoanceL,u ui !,
! founded suspicious. l think nut; n,n -
1.rrv mildly in the present cNcltcu Sl"''
TIC chief Foundation for all TINS ur.-
rsst is growing ;rnpIuencc WIN ann
| sIovness of proceedings at inc pc
conference. The Evening News; ~ ~
snrirhtly evening paper OF NorlnCtlAtL ,
-Trun. denounccs this SlownesS WIN ~ rm-
S,roc vrhcmencr as the journAl uts
hats the oldest and most CAUTIOUS o.
Ne evening journals in Paris Nlio .,a,..
rro1 source again for inns Ao"tivsr
lanart from Lloyd GcorEeS lnopl'. ., r"l
election, is the growth oil immense "Fpo-
- -,.ccssity drops a trifie in price II GOES
so simply to gather up the SLACK &c
plunge few notches higher.