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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
1O5,753 Americans
Wounded in Hospitals,
Reports Gen, Pershing

WASH1NGTON. Jan. 36--An official
rcr,,rt frrrn General Pr:x,'nz made
puhlic Tonight by the Gar l"FL-tmrnr,
shows that on January =. ta"r" we're
In3753 men of the American %riny in
hosni,nls In France and England of
whn,n Ts642 wrr" suffering from dis
o,se and Bill from wounds or other
injuries.
Thc report said that the number OF
nrsul,ar ,:uses is steadily Decreasing,
,h.re having been u reduction of more
.h,n 900 since thr previous week.
pn,,hs during IN" week preceding that
covered by the r"por, numbered SCI "r
whom $50 died al dls"as" ami ~, "t
,vuutN, received furc tn" armistIcr
was .lSncd.
A ,-,rnpl.t., and carefully checked list
Of rn"n S;ilI in III" h"spii".S III Franz"
and E.rri,.ud who w"r" wounded before
institutes r,r"i'd - nov On. IT'S way by
courier /" IN. Guiird States. |! will
furnish ,ircin!i" ini0rmarion ~ I" III"
nature. Of The INJURIES suffered ny each
man.
'rh.. depart m"nt ais" ANNOUNCED thar
,hc ,3bir ad:ir.s from General I'r@h ing
indicated ;ha. ihr ","rG and tedious
check Of baltic caSunl,y reports has IL
i"nSth been c"rnH!"tri i'y IN" central
records uiilr" ~ Franc.
"InGIvidual additions resulting from
IN. loi.nFncatipr OF missing mn" said
the. statement. "nr from n" tripl" check
nr n! organization and hospital records
Instituted by til" direction "r the Sec
r.t;,rc -: War. may of coursr h,. expect
cd. and viii il" promptly r"n"rtrd--as
will d"n,h$ from Illness ur "'"ld"nt& In
l.. l.. H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
ALLIES PLAN
GREAT ARMIES
IF OCCUPATION
WON'T BE CHEATED OF
VICTORY WON BY ARMS
Four Great Powers Deter
mined to Force German
Compliance With Terms.

LONDON. jar II crna'!nS an
aunpuur,,l,,,,' T." h". m;,I" Tuesday n
= rurr"r.itr, "f $r rr.r ';r'i'l"$. former
first lord. uf ,h.' ;,,!rnarHltH. fi'ld Mar
sinai isti= and Mrj"r General Henry II.
Wilson. ..il"r 81 IN" general >tail "'
,hn Eri,lyh army. u"w meeting IN EAr'S'
q Statr.n.m: ISSUED Iy tn" wnr "!Ii"" 10
uiGhr says: :.
Tho proposals e 'i,'. ""nf"s"nc" VIII
maxi, SUR t.iHt w. hHN- ~ every ih'T'''H
Of ,E,. var sufficient FORCES during 'h''
rrrS,;, Year t. S.,. ihat AZ" not
robbed nt uIr Victories and tbs ''"r-
mans and ,h..i" r"nrnd"rn'rs will ~
mad tc cNrrgi., faithfully aud pune
ruafIy III" conditions no, only OF ne
arm!Siirc. but ihH treaty "f r"a"" when
tia: s sirrcd. and they Nil a:"" enable
uS q" disrharG" our ow" duty towards
car .l!t"S and those drp"nd'"t un"n us.
IL must hc clearly und"rsi""d.' "a:
sra,.m"n, continues. that Will" Great
Britain is prepared "a d" h"r Slar" "'
~. work still! - u" don" %h" Will n"'
hc asked to d" NOR" than her Shar".
ard ,!.:!. n" United States. Franc" and
Italy will Ac' with hrr in nnIn'hlh'nS
N" ,>urA1non interests and securing IN"
advamtac"s ;.ninch together.
'F'rrrhrr Gr"u: Rrtain'$ special "h'
l.-nfi.n$ N maintaining tn" Indian ON
r;ro and rhN " d" rci";:S- which "" now
hnld ~ n" middle cas-. as veil aS 'h'
rart riay.d hy N" royal navy. nave
r...r taken into consideration IN CON-
putting what :hat shar" should n.
"7'hc ,ask 70 hc u7d"rt aiken Is there
<nrn ,hr formation and maintenance ot
armies ~ ncrurat'o' Of m"d"ra'" S'Z",
cnmpar"l with wha' W" nn~ have. nat
~ rhn highest dis"iulin" and "'Tlci"0rF
which will discharge cur duty and sar"-
i-r1ard EritiSh interests during IN" Pc
-ird which mast ela7S" b"Toro r"N nr'
dinarv 7rarr time volunteer army car
ne created.
9Th. pay o, thc armies or "1rura'
tlor ,rusr ho suhst artsally advanced
vr:'" thc present armies will hs con
.inu"d ~ hr detnohtiizcd as quickly ms
1uSs!hlc"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
EXTRA SESSION Of CONGRESS IN
MAY PREDICTED BY BOTH PARTIES

taken up ,o-morrur T." III. '%.'ualc. with
Il lively iiSput" in prospect oyer the
house hill aud n" ""TStitut" framed
by IN" military committees. fh" annual
post Office and rivrrs and ha-hnrS bill
will b" r"por1 c- Tomorrow and ;h"ir
consideration * ..xp""I"d
In III" house ih" agricultural nppr"-
nria.iou inll iS - i"' i:lkcn IN t"-mor-
row, :" H., followed hI tho deficiency
measure. arprcpr,atInc So ROO hnh and
providing f"r r"durI innS rC ahcu!i Si5.-
"nn nnn hnh ~ var au' h"rizaii"n<
f;na! lnr!sl;,;iv" Hrti"n ~ expected
early IN tn" week on III" admlniatra-
:'un bill nppropriatr7tE Sln"."n0.nHn f"7
food relief in Eu-"g'.. and th" near ..:tst /
which is now in conference.
\ lively PARTISAN night Is looked for
Tomorrow in The S'.IEIiH upon rrcSI1Ita-
tirr az tn" resolution reported hy priv
ilce"S and "l"r'i"Hs committee for i'm
mcditl" investigation "f jh" contest
hruuElt' by Ei"mry f'rrd uf the election
~ Truu:,7. II. Nrwbcr"y AZ senator
from Michigan.
Republicans plan vigorous imposition
on tn" srnun.i hat IN" r"mmIr'"" acted
upon he r"enlu'ion irr"gnlariy md
also :ha: rh' present %>rla'" Is not
a;It hnri"rd -. .-y"SiishtH i',.' 'l"~ti"n "f
a n,or,hr- nr fhr r">l ~era,'
HnarIncs AMI ,i'.;.;s CATIONS 10y i"'h
s"n;,Ir and h"I1>" committees VIII v"l'-
tinue lhiS week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
Won BERN5T0RFF IN ASSERTION
Of GERMAN POLITICAL STABILITY

will evidenced by the elections com.
munism has ceased ID be serious TO.
l;:ical factor. - ,
''F:ven II all the ~ independents
elected to tn" assembly were adhcrcntS
to the Spartacan doctTncC1nd not
more than half dozen OF them are
suspected Of such ympathies-tnAy
would bc powcrIess before the nearly
400 delegates who. whatever the other
political tenants are all opponents OF
any class Of Dictatorship.
Significant in this connection IL he
fac, thnt the new Democratic party.
which l Joined with its foundation. Sc
cured M less than - seats. thus holding
the halanc" OF power between the So1
rialists and the more conservative pefd
ties. preventing n purely Socialist soS"S'
ernmcn, Another important point -.
that although a. number OF former,
Rcichst4g members were elected to the
assembly tho membership AS W1ole 10
composed Of rev representative able
rnrr and women. whose loves and acttv-
tiles are a guarantee Of earnest ana
honest constructive work" -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
ODERbERG IS
GAP TURED BY
CZECH FORCES
FIGHTING BETWEEN
ALLIES CONTINUES
Vorwaerts Says Germans Will
Intervene Between Poles
and Czechs.

AMSTERDAM. Jan. "G.--t'z"ciI troops
have captured Gutenberg from II" lc!"S
nf;,r s;pguinary lighting. a"'Hri'nG !"
:, dispatch from tho Errslau naii"na!
council
lnd"rhr.g is Il town Of loo p"pul"-
lion situated on thr oder river "n 'h'
fr,1iirr br,wc"n Austrian Sil"*ia and
f'russia rz"chu aud F0hsh forces nave
been operating in that district for some
time. Inhabitants of Austrian Sh"SHt
and their German ncishh"rs sent an ap-
peal 10 the peace. congress- about Two
weeks ago protesting against canilhu"i
ayrressjon from the PoirS and Czechs.l
BERLIN. Jan. .G.-vorwarrts. com
ncu,,ng on rhr hGhtinE between !he
,,zrchs and Poles at OdcrhrE. says:
I'VE will not again let Germany he
mad. the arena for all sorts nf adr'@-
,urrs and battles The government i'
making all prcperattons Ia assure ths
safety Of our peoples against l'"itsh nm
ucrialism as we'll a. against II" CZ'1hs''
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BERLIN. Thuraday. January 23---(By
the Sasoriatrd Frcss.)--Thc foreign
Office is greatly interested in press DIS
patches from Paris to-day. saying that
Germany and Russia arc only 10 b. hd-
mittcd 10 tho IraEur of nations when
their political situations have reached
stability.
Count Won BernstorH to-day Informed
the correspondent that foreign officials
and other high prrSonnEcs are un'ui-
mcuaIy Of the opinion that this sItua-
ton, if it hns not already been Mt
tnin-d. will hc rnrn petrlr solved with
the meeting OF the assembly.
"lt is true TINT There Is much cec-
neInic Misrepresentation in Gtrmnny TO-
day" sa!d Ciunt Won BcrnStorff. hut
the urd-.lncss Of the elections last
SUNDAY affords evidence Of stability IN
political conditions which is highly
Craiifying 10 Us. 1t is too carly 70
ray that communism or Bolshevism Is
1rite killed. hut undoubtedly the deter
n,rncd measures taken against II BY thr
pre-, ,stonal government hav" rendered it
practically powcrless. and in the face nf
the decided expression Of the popular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
REVELATIONS MADE.
BIZ HERBERT HOOVER
Americans Must Stand To-
gether in Carrying
Enormous Stocks.

FAsiS. .Ean. e6 ,;:y ~" Associated
!>-.ss, -- !:crS-.-. Hoover. UnI''s. states
GOOD aG,,, Il :: r;l,r- and dj-'',''N- E"7rc7':
a. ;i;,, international rri."t "rEons%7;'"n'
cay, ou; N" following Statement '"-
dlr-
..7'i,., 6nrr,uatia= :.na a-"hI"as IN IN"
y'r,,..d safes =: his moment - = E'es
:auch u;Scr- a-".!'m HAY H. 'h'T'S"
pac1o-s :, - Il 7rnhl"ta !; IN, Amer
'":' II; ;'',"S~, N" ,,ack,-.< prof, Or per
,.-. IN his turnover - zoo h;gh It IS ta'
duty Of congress :" '1N g. OR "t NM.
II the -a-7u"rS prices ,hrcA;"n |" .a''
below :h.> lev. -; 4 :a.r return. y "',-
hcryrs N" country ut do s"n!' 9a'cA
clro- thinking.
Tho prrplr1.;ies arising OUT q; m
ability - d.muh:iizN to:a.!% N" '"""
situation -; th, wurkd II ;h'' period o''
tween the arrE:s;ic" and p"ac" H'a1>eS
tho farmers position n IN" matter e'
mich ,nv-e ..I,mrd!at" concern man me
fu,ur. % tn, ChIcaEn paCk'rA
Output Increased.
Taking It broadly b"tor" thr EURO
r.an war began "" exported ao"tt D.
rnu h6n tons 81 food year. In'S F"aF
~, a-.. pr"car.-i tr Export AZ th' Fa>e
,: from - UHn. .u'sl - G".Vp.""V i't'~. 49,
,nCrnss, -.i,rns"utS tho patr'otic service
49, ,hs Nr,.-,,an farmer. plus tho Foiuh-
,:.ry sac-i:lc,.. e: III average A'nerscSu
rnd.- S,in;ria:!nn from tho allied gov
.rnmcn,S that wi;h"C; an "norroES IN
..r.a;e ~ or inuI supplies their FeTF
lives w"::ld h. ln"naS"d.
''-r;,. Sui.,.a -iu.. had 80 shortened me
worlds shipping tha; ;hH allies were un.
,hl. 10 reach lhH distant. markets -
;hs. southern Hemisphere" and "" w"r'
hound - crrrt. IL America suttic'"n'
.nrt 10 car. fnr Europe. |: n" war hhn
.-nnr on. eyer. t.,%rl - = ana more
would have been required ty n" allies
h.for., next harvest.
pho mrlrljStiC., cam" suddenly. tr'"'H z
<ilr;,inS rom military "SH and reopen
ruc % he allies Al The cheaper southern
n"lui Spn"-" and colonial markets. wh"T'
n addition hoy rnuiG har" NOR" it3"ra
s.-ed!tS and markets for their manntAc'
'Ur"rS
Serious Problem.
W. a-s thus faced "itn $"ri"as
7rohicn with rcsp..ci ~ oar "wl: Er"a'
rrups patr:o:icJliy accumulated. II ar
carly peace Is s;Sr:.,d and tt.H F.u-"Iaa'
-'arfIrtS ar" opened 10 fr>' :r;,i". th"r'
viii T.. a greater demand from n"'
,nol.hs Eur in the period between the
CONTINUED on Page N1ne.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
$4,000 Pennsy.Men Vote
Authority for Strike

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 26.--Two hun
drrd and fifty delegates o. The Broth
.rhood OF Maintenance Gf War En-
uloyrs and Shop l-ahor"rs nj III: Penn
sylvauia Lines in session hrE" TO-DAY
voted authority for the calling Or Il
strike ~ the president. \. +. Barker
Of Detroit. Recognition Of tn" union
and b.ttrr wages arr sought by the "D'-
ooO track workers. all Of whom "ould
bc affected i President Barker "aii@
the strike.
Officials Of The Pennsylvania Lines
here said tonight they knew nothing q;
IN. controversy The men claim thai
ndmstmcn: board No. nf the depart
men; ot labor had delayed decision IN
their caac, and that IN" strfkc vni" whs
taken today because III" workers were
determined 70 wait TO longer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
Americans Discover
100000 Rounds Of
German Ammunition

COHI.E:NI. Jan. 26.--ThIrty mil
hon rounds II small arm ammunition
wrrc among IN" material abandoned by
.h., Germans IL lh- region rf |oelenz.
These wrr, recently discovered by th"
Americans, during IN exploration Ht 'hc
underground Sinrchouscs and tunn"'s
u, nnr.. The German munitions "cr" Kept.
Fivr million rounds "I th'% amn'u'l'-
,iuu had been captured from the fr'rch.
The other thirty ullon r"uhds H"fr
manufactured py tn. Germans.
Mos, rf lhr%u cartridges were boxed
and addressed Tor shipment 10 various
units III Turkey.
1bi-,y-si. thousand rifles. captured
from thc Erir:sh and found stored III
runI.nz have h""n turned o'"r !" th"ir
,ri,.inal owners. whil" ten ih"uS"no
Er,nrh riiirs have been turned - thr
rT"nrh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
Wilson's Leave Paris
On Battlefield Trip

rtRIS Jan. .7.---I'rcSidrnt Wilson
and Mrs. Wilson. accompanied by ltrar
Admiral Graysun and u small party "l
American and French generals. left l'aris
at eight 1'ciock this morning by aut"-
mob:l" for visit to rhr Chateau Thl"rry
and Rheims region.
4 heavy snow storm started about the
s.unr ,tInr that r-Ersidrut Wilson began
his ,ri3 to the battle area. The storm
ct..cre,l tho entire dcr att ed region.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
CANADIAN SOLDIERS
BREAK UP RED MEET

WINEIPEt;. Man, Inn. "5.--Radical
Socialists who attempted to hold 4 mass
meeting to-day we're roughly handled by
n eroup Of returned soldiers. who first
brukr uv nm assnmblaGc Of extremists
in Market Sdunrc and thcr wrecked the
hcndquartcrs uf the radicals. Members
Of the radical COUNCIL. who wcr" in the
building. we're allowed tu escape. but
the furniture was destroyed and win
dows smashed.
4 red flag and much s:ditinus liter1-
turs were burned and many nf the radi-
calls were forced 10 salute thu Canadian
nag.
The soldiers went about their work
quietly and no arrests vrr" made.
EInck eye. and other bruises. were the
only injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
STATUE TO RooSEvELT.

NEW YORK. Jan. GA proposal "a
erect a statue uf the late Theodore
Roosevelt on Ellis Island. so that for.
ciEners coming 10 this country shall sec
Liberty and tho figure OF the man who
represents Amcricanism a. they steam
UP the bay" vas unanimously adopted
at meeting today Of tho Peoples So
cal Service league. representing orgGp-
izations in New York's East Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
Crisis Comes In Food
Surplus For The u. S.
No Decision on the
KaiSer'S ExtTaditIOn

BERLIN Ian. @...---'Ih" Eu"r' govern
men: has inad, IL. ;licI;tj anir"r!'l"' mont
,,S 20; ~ :" what Il, n!'a'u'' Ill -. to-
ward ~. ;r,.:$iil.. u"iunnI by ti4'' ''nt' a.
.nr III. surirn.i"" ~ in.' I"rru: ''"r'A:G'
..nIr,.-"r AZ IN, C"rriGr? v!ir'' '"da! iH'
rrIr..S l>uudriIt was informed that mas
:nurh ~ .,u rirruaua had com" from any
Ior.. Sn uffiriII G,Iurt"rS TOR ifrr Surrca-
de-. lu,' Ctu.Stl":' .vh% No. m urgent ono.
rhr c0r"ruru.:: V."w :Ii'I"':trS |" b.
;har iuaSmr!rh ~ WiliiI1r H"iI-uEull"rn
voluntarily. took r"ius" IL h"lInnd 1i"'
German government has rmly limited
l-rwr.r IN IA" matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
Body of Rich|y-C|ad
Woman Found in Woods

TF-NAFIY. n. l.. Ian. ee.-Aun'"rs
toda: discovered tho body of Il richly
clad young woman concealed by two
huge boulders at one ot tho lonelicst
spots OF IL" Palisades overlooking :he
Hudson.
The face was swathcd il bandaEcs
over which apparently had been poured
the contents Of Il chloruform bottle
found nearby. 'rh" young woman ap-
pearcd to have been dead thrc" or four
weeks and IN" body was frozen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
VIRGINIA DEBT =.
AND 9TURC|5S
CASE CONE Up
EXECUTIVE SESSION
HELD ON TUESDAY
Line of Actiol. on the Debt
Obligation Will Be
Outlined.

n, ,..,-E>- ~ 1,,.> ,,p-eI-
CliANi.t'9 '''\' Ian y" WI
come tasks await IN" NcS' 'He!hi"
;n.,.s .slaiurr in The work hlorkcd out for
o > .r,.., is Nv.
'h" coming "''N' VT
beginning "t *TriouS ""'*'o"'"''oh -
rho W'cs, Virginia d"ht; the other com
;,,...,iy,,,or i,,n tho charg"
2'"'N &c., w -,
oi HISc"hou'' ]"
lhc session against IuHS" "cpFhN -
S,u-riss or Murcaninwn.
., 49,, ~ virrini, dabt
'"'S'"' .r,.,,.
p"'N''V" WI e' ,,,
nvininK in rho h"us. concurrent Tcsoiu-
.;o, ,L,n.cd ly tho house Of delegates
...i,... -,ro-.,,1c ,onsidcra-
""i"l"AH =.
lion in the senate '"n'"''o"' ~
expected II WILL i,,
This rcs"'uN"n pr"NiH'S "'' ',J
cXcrutivr S"SaIon "l Inc SENATE
hduS" in inc houSr '"''''"|' e.. ,n.
at O'CLOCK. ~ AIS" P'o'"'S'
quests be- mad" al tr"Ncrh"' "".'" ~
Cornwrl and Attorney General f.
England and JudSr J"hii H. ''l
Huntington. special counsel for num-
h,r -. years If the Virginia dent com
stature ,hc benefit of any Information
they hav" N regard TO lh' P''H''''
Status Of IN" debt case.
Will Give Opinion.
I, is understood. also thHt ca'h "i
rho tErr. w.ll h., asked To give the s
ir,,,,r, his o;1in:nu IN regard to wha'
,.o,,rsc should y" taken under INC :aSL
jo,,.tou nC ,hr United States supreme
further u1u'I SN'''N'
n.y., wiling 10 de- that. d"SIit" Tn" f9ct
,ho, ~. Recommendation were made nH
he Irt,t commission or ny lA' h"' linz
1, transmitting The COMMISSION ~
rort.
Governor rnrnw"ll ana Fhr ",''
members "f N" 'nf'n''SE',''' =, mo-
arnu- has let IL b. Kho"h' '""H Wv
s,!nn ihar when the c"np'hA'''n w."
runahlr IN gr; the Kind al i pr'F'H''''
rus,uu has been IN thf rhs''
intc recommendation !" u"
,hr making publ" # any vital in'"I''
tirn on The question 'on'" "nh -, 9,
nr.iud,cr tho states interests anu
.,irh Information should o' s!N"" t' w. w.
Legislature. ~ rN"Cut:N" SESSION. ~
IN which It WAS wiling !" ''''"'
The STuTElss C'Ioc'
lMF"Hi' Sa',"" 90 Wv I.,I',,,d in hc-
Judge SturGiSS is not Sc"c""'%" !" ',
gin until :FTlda! m"Th!IE'
viii! nr conducted b! t'"r Ju"!c''' -"
mite" of ia" House. lnnEG S'0Is
been given nmtr! '"n \. ~. 'h"'S"">
mary 20 Ia mas" formal a;iS"rF !" INV
charges on thu Judges ans ."'' 90
. Ia, "viG"rc" I" hT iANcH ~ '',' ,,
-, hnrInc$ "Iil hr "t'|'n 0'''
m.n,.aiinns wh.ri! III" Judiciary '"''''"''-
,rr will maj" :" ;h'> h"us''
r the "rll"n"" prndnr"n IN '"' ~
vrStigatInn j"s'Ifi"%. the Juo''H'' C'"
mite" Will ura". Wy ''' "''' ,,,;,,,,
ieiniuE the charges W""h -
SubStRntia'"d. and thiS VIII p' ''L"''
, back "a house win '"'chI'h"h"a''''S'
that il b. adopted.
II, ,h,. "yrnt such an lnd"tfnFh' III
odnutrd nv the Uuus' il VIII ih"n u"
certified tu tir senate who's" hhI! Il VIII
b., Il, .,onduri ih" r:main6"r ~ VI" I'M
r"achlurut proceedings. ONcF SUI
l,.,,r r.,t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
HUNS PREPARE
To BAT TIE TIE
RUSSIAN REDS
Large German Military Forces
Being Formed to Fight
BoIsheviki.

Et:RI.lN. Friday. Jan. - ---Th" NGw
i;er!lu.r I,.ituuE says It barns M gov
,,rnmcnt - actively occupied with MIL
itary preparation f"r an expected F"'-
Sh.vik INVASION early III tn" SprIn'; arc
:ha, il expects :" yrcrIv" tho n"c"SSalY
add"d authority from thn national IL :
S.rblv to tuvbllz" TWO "ffrc;!"" armies
which ar. 10 h.. sent 10 East Prussia AID
Sl.tSia.
The present preparations ;r" confined
TO thu reorganization "i-Nn'unic'r pai-
,alinnS some of which. arr finance" pri-
yat,.!y owing Ia the financial S'r;tiSh'S
or ;h,. government. The German army
also wilt b" called up.r!! /" protect troops
returning from ,h' Near ELS,.
one al tho chief difficulties h"tnE IL
coun,.r"d IS tn. itsinciiuatiun Of 0ihccrs
10 r"-culIS;.
Thr n"wsrap"r says III" campaign 10
nro,.c, ,hn eastern border from Russian
invasion will hr under III" general d.
r..,.tiun. nf iT,"l.I MarSial Won !lindeI:-
burg whose h"IdGuar,rrS have not Jet
been removed from Iasscl.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 9G.--hurt F.&in"r.
~. Eavarian premier. n speech "a
Munich voice., has dlSICpo!ntm"nt over
;h.. results cf the German Elections.
"CIericaliSm IS threatening Bavaria.
~, said "Ju;,k"ciSm rcignS in Prussia,
which is a!rendy warning agaiD5s ths
Poles. l.mdcrdor:f rules in Bcrln. Such
f. state OF affairs IS intoiHra bic. 1t IS
disCr.cetul tina; even Z meeting of work
,n"n n Munich RECEIVED the news or ne
death ~ Or karl L.shknccht and Rosa
Luxembourg with cheers.
I'm :h.. -rccn; elections the tlsn"r
r.,r,y and ;hr indrp- NC!cnt Socialists -.
cured only Your "f III" 15G delegates.
while ,hc Majority Socialists won %
seats and tn" com bn"d HuG"E'"is party
10c OF tn. tut:t! Totc uf S@.IJh.oHo 80
Eisn4r party received only about 1900.
LONDON. Friday. Jan. -. "A Ger
man wlrrlcss dis patch civ"S an int"r-
view with Philip Sch"idc!rann. foreign
secretary II the Ebert Eo""rnmcn, II
cnnn-.tion with The German elections
Scheid.nI.nn assorted that although ~"
Social Democrats had not obtained an
absolute majority. they would always
b, tho decisive power within III" gov
.rarn.rl and that in future elections rad
.icalis,n would lose even NOR" of its
supporters.
RASk.l. Switzerland Ian. @G--Gcneral
Won Dc Winterfcl6t. y member or the
German arnriS,ice commission. has re-
signed according 70 advicrS from Ber-
In.
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EASTERN OHIO
TROOPS CONE
ON THE CARON|A
33lst REGIMENT OF
THE S3dfDIVISlON
Welcomed by Citizens Dele
cations Representing Cleve-
land and Niles.

NEW YORK. Jnp. 26.-Thc transport
t'aronia and the naval supply ship Mel
yillr arrived here to-day. bringing 4.195
officers and men Of the army from over
sraR
ON tho L'oronia were The S3ist In
fantry regiment OF the S3rd (dcpot
division). Cnlon.l p. A. IIannigan. COM
mandiug: tnr.r casual companies; IS
wounded: i: casual officers and five Rcd
C'ross NJ rsrs The 3%lst. which is COM
posed II troons from eastern Ohio and
western Pennsylvania. Was stationed at
Lc Mans mud Cnstrrs, France, when the
armistice HAs signed.
The Mellvillcs contingent consisted
oC cl7 naval officers md enlisted men.
who prnrccdrd at once to the navy yard.
The land troops were taken To Camp
Mills.
Citizen dtlcgat ions Of Cleveland and
S;Ics. o., were prrsrn, 10 aid IN tho
Navor Hvla nd's official welcoming COM
mIttcr.
There was one casualty on board the
C'arauA during tho Trip. private
.Io.rrh Craig, Of the 3%lSt infantry
whose, home was said 10 bc in Alabama.
became suddenly i'll and died M the
Caronia st canned into the harbor..
Ono ~ the C.aronia's casualt!"s. Lieu
Icnunt Thomas Dardsn. formerly "A
Wa.hin Stun correspondent for tn" St
Louis Globe Democrat. brought BACK
three medals
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Porecast:
West Virginia, OHIO and Western
Monday; Tuesday
mild.
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PARIS. Ian. @6--A dispatch from
Lisbon reports shat AyrcS Orncllas,
former King Nanu"fs representative.
was killed in the lighting on Monsanto
Hill. -
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LISBON. Saturday. Jan. 25.--Govern-
mcnt troops attacked tn" rebels and in
tictcd severe losses upon them in bayo-
net fighting. which preceded the With
drawar Of III" insurgents from Mon
santo Hill here to-day. Two batteries
OF artillery and many prisoners w"rr
captured. -.
This afternoon. a republican airpiahe
few over the city. dropping leafT.rs.
and the president rode through the
streets. being received with enthusiasm.
1ncendiary fires. kindled in the outskirts
Of Lisbon during the day. were quickly
nxtinguishcd. Wire communication with
Rra.a Oporro, Wanna and Tizeu is still
interrupted. -
All the political prisoners have been
released with the exception OF the as.
saSsin Of Or. S!dunio Paes. president OF
III" republic.