Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1919, Page 10

a Sean ar. 8S & Lovent IN“ ON “eth = > RALSTON) po + oie é DY COs. Ie eran RNEYS x at PANASEA ~s BURLINGTON pare cout wre BU = OPAL} ‘ sade FT. BRIDGER: LQ res VALLEY BELGIN LOOKS FORWARD TO MEETING AT OLO BAILEY TRIO ELD FOR CATTLE. [sssiewrame xe sce TO SEE GLIMAX AT TRIAL, FEUD WITH HUN GOVERNOR Sas Geet GRR? BET PA ge (c D ae GREEN RIVER BLACK BUTTES VON OER ANGKENS POSTON REVERSED BY DEFEAT OREM yeep ear FES of, the Associated Press.) —If Baron von} der Lancken-Walkenitz, civil gover- nor and regarded by many. as the rea] ruler of Belgium during the Ger- man occupation, is brot to trial at the Old Bhiley in London, :there:will be present an accuser whom Lancken tried to send to the firing squad at! the Tir National.. That man is Gas-| ton de Leval, a Belgian attorney, le-! gal counsellor of the American lega- tion and special aid to the American ambassador, Brand Whitlock and! Hugh Gibson, secretary of the ‘Amer-| ican legation; during those dark days of ‘the German occupation — in, Bel- gium. There is bitter hatred between Ba- ron Lancken and the Belgian attor- ney who risked his life in his attempt to save Miss Edith Cavell, the Brit- ish nurse, from execution. Had ‘not been for the intervention of Ae bassador Whitlock and Mr. Gibson a firing squad might have entertained de Leval on thé morning of October 21, 1915. De Leval accompanied Mr. Gibson when, ‘on October 11, the American secretary went to protest to von der Lancken against execution, of | the death sentence upon Miss Cavell. While the Spanish minister, the Mar- quis of Villalobar, was arguing with von der Lancken who refused to in- tervene, the German caught sight of de Leval and exclaimed: “There is an enemy subject, what is he doing! here?” Gibson immediately recognized that Lancken was attempting to create a diversion and requested'de Leval to withdraw. The latter refused, say- ing “I shall live to prosecute you at! your trial.’”” Lancken asked Gibson to dismiss de Leval from the service | of the American -legation. Gibson refused. A few days later Lancken came. raging to the American legation, bear-| ing a copy of an English paper with the story of the execution of Miss Cavell, including Mr. Whitlock’s re- Marquis Villalobar and Mr. | ——— Son’s narrative of the events and ‘de } Leval’s legal conclusions. “This man de Leval will have to be removed from ‘the American le- gation,” said Lancken. “Under mili- tary law he should be tried by, a court-martial, I would pooner y| 4 that the,most severe penalty, be visit- ed upon him.” | { On October 21, 1915, Lancken re. | turned to the legation and. demanded that de Leval be given up. Mr. Whit- | lock refused. De Leval-went to Lon- don where he remained thruout the war. ‘ Lancken’s parting sally to de Leva) was: “We shall meet again.” De Leval retorted: “I am sure the pleasure will be all mine. ” And now they may meet at the Old Bailey. a A Parisian, with a sense of -hu- mor, bequeathed 300 francs to each | melative who abstained from attend- ing his funeral. Onl one” poor re- lative insisted-on following the de- ceased to the grave; and her loyalty was richly rewarded, for by a eodicit | to his will, the deceased left the | | residue of his large fortune to those relatives who were prepared to sac- rifice the 300 francs. ware Bore sea EY Home cooking at the Harvey., Oito H. Krausse Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL We Recommend E. T. WILLIAMS AND CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY As a Splendid Investuent | | ° Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 } port to the state department, Gib- RIG TIMBERS The Nicolson : pares Co. 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