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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-10
Ing 81 llorda son's

|ing ats ltordah 81 1rhompso i.
Cdna johnson visited with her 81 terr'
IA 0slo Saturday evening and sunday.
lfred Holmes from Redf ford M
spent ll sevsrel days IS this vicinity last
week looking ever. hand interests.
Fs :sCumInines, rom Marshal Town
Iowa and Ineolf Gjertson, fromI Lam,
berton, MINI spenta few days here
looking after threshing interests.
h Martins Johnson, our sheaf cores
pendent underwent an operation for
|tonssilitis ct the hospital 81 ii Warren
Tuesday morning. East reports tell
that she g doing fine ana rs expected
home Wednesday.
IS Johnny Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. 3Iver
Nelson and children, OF Viking. visited
at the Markuson, Olson and Erykholm
homes Sunday q,
Mr.. lnnlapp, q travelling salesman
Tor the Interpat iOnal i Harvester Co,
Gale e 9 1on several business men I'M the
village last week
Alma Jefferson, Of Angus, spent sun
day AFTERNOON at the N. xs o. johnson
home. h 35s i
Mrs. 81. Backstrom, Mrs. Carl John.
SON seo,ln !. M Y and Mis-. Boyee, Mr.. and Mrs.
julius PaulsOn, q Misses Edna, and
Martha johnson, Mabel Lundin. Jennie
Olson and MI. lberts Olson took III the
movies mo at Warren Friday. evening.
new sWit chboard has been installed
atsthe telephone office.
Rudolph Olson, q flineman from war
ren, has been busy during. the past week
repairing lines. But the lines were fl
such bad shape that they are Tar from
complete yet 81 s3
# MI and Mrs. OleSB Berg and family and
Mr.. and Mrs "A. E,ldens and family were
entertained to dinner at the /. IN. Lo4
dozen home Sunday evening. III
Mrs. N. G. Johnson and daughters
Martha and Willo, and Mrs. Iver
Lodoep were picnicing at the Walter
Sands farm Thursday. Mrs. Sands
Joined them at runch. 5.I.l. a
Anton Johnson spent Sunday at his
home near Alvaralio.
For Sale-A lot In Alvarado village.
75 s front, 100 feet deep, good loca.
ton for residence. Inquire at Mrs. Carl
p. Olson's, 2 miles north Of Alvarado.
Baptist Church Of VeEa .5
g. IL ECKBLAD. Pastor.
Services Sunday, Sept. II =: "
st Vega Sunday school will be held
at - Y g m. and preach ching, service there
after when Rev. J. a. Anderson, from
> Minneapolis, will preach and present
the work Of the Minnesota Ahti-saloon
League. #
At Alvarado Sunday school at II AS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-10
BULGARIAN I! TREAT 7 READY ]. }
Declares Country 10 Entitled to Outlet
53AS3 sSss to Aenean Sea. 81 s3{8 sss

Paris, Sept. 8. The Bulgarian
treAty, according to the Havass
agency is about completed. It de-
.cla6es that Bulgaria Is entitled to an
Quiet to the Aegean, without specify
IND where. The place Of signing OF
the Austrian treaty has been fixed at
8stx Germain 81 three O four days.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-10
BANDITS i | / ]! ROB OIL FIRMS

q he91s Of $oS,S6O IN Week by Mexicans
k In Protected Zone.
Washington, Sept. 8. "Details Of
thru robberies in 2 week IN the Tam
pic6region have been received at the
sonsks OF victimized American oil
coIpanies, The bberies, In which
S$69s460, Mexican gold, was taken, all
took place In territory where no one
butsthe Carranza troops is permitted.
to carry arms. ~ ga, .5sa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
Await Arrival Of the
British Dirigible
Small Army Of Men Ready to
Greet Transatlantic Visitor.

Hampstead, N. T., June ls.-Ar-
ranrements for the arrival OF the big
British dirigfble R-34. are almost
completed Under the direction\ OF
Colonel Archibald, Miller in command
81 the local flying fields, ten big con-
crets blocks with iron rings In tho top
nave been sunk At Hazelhurst held 70
provide anchorage for the giant vtsa.
or, which 10 expected to leave East
Fortune, England on Friday ana ar
rtva here Sunday afternoon or eve
atne. If the dirigtble arrives after
iark provisions have been made for
ruiding her to anchorage by means OF
beArchlights.
n large stand has been erected to
anoommodate tho army ofhcers and
invited guests. Secretary Baker.
secretary Daniels and several mem
beFs OF the house and, senate are ex-
pected to be present to witness the
arrival Of the Leviathan OF the air.
Fhe R-34 il ga feet long and car
.fee crew OF thirty men. A force OF
100 men Is to be on hand to make her
MT TO the anchorage blocks.
A trial flight Of Ca, one OF the navy
dirfrfbles from Rockaway today
.aused many persons to believe that
ne British fiiers had arrived ahead Of
chedule.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
CONGRESS ACTIVE ON
MEXICAN SITUATION

washington. June 1s.-An early de-
cision by congress looking to vigorous
action by the United states to dehnite-
" clear UP the long bemuddled ccndf-
tons in Mexico was strongly indicated
by developments today. These devel-
opments were:
/. Introduction Of 4 resolution In
the house providing for sweeping IN.
vestigation Of American Mexican rela-
lions and ali phases of the Mexican
problem since 1910.
.. Introduction OF another resolu-
ton In thE house commencing secre-
tary Baker for dispatching soldiers
across the border to protect American
citizens and American property.
3. Receipt OF telegrams by Senator
Fail and Representative Kahn from FL
Paso commencing the American com
manders who directed the recent dash
across the border and urging that
American troops be sent into the In
terror Of Mexico and kept there until
the country II paciied.
I. Statements by Chairman Porter
OF the house foreign affairs committee.
and Chairman Kahn. OF the house
military affairs committee, advocating
immediate steps by the United 6tAtei
to safeguard Tor ali times the lives and
Lropsrtysof American cttisAnS from thu
Mexican monaco
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
REPEAL IS GIVEN
! KNOCKOUT BLOW
Hopeless to Attempt Fur.
Their Action at / Hands of
Congress.
WILSON CAN'T ACT
Committee Approves En-
forccrnent of Bill with
Reference to Medicines
with Rigid Hand.

Washington. June 1s.--Repeal Of the
Knockout blow by the senate today,
when by a vote Of 55 to IL. il refused
to entertain motion by Senator Phe-
Ian, of California. to set aside the re-
strictions as to wine and beer.
Senator Phelan sought to have the
rules of the senate amended to make
his repeal amendment in order as part
OF the agricultural appropriation bill
Senator Cronna made a motion 10 lay
Senator PheIans motion on the table
and upon this motion the majority OF
FIVE to one was recorded.
Those who voted with Senator Phe-
Ian against tabling the motion were
Senators Calder. OF New York; Edge
Of New Jersey, France, of Maryland
Knox. of Pennsylvania: La Toilette, OF
wisconsin and Wadsworth, of New
York. Republicans, and King, OF Titan
Reed. of Missouri: Thomas. of Colorado
ana williams. Of Mississippi. Demo
Gratis.
The Gronna motion tabling the Phe-
asgn amendme eat was supported by THIRTY
Republicans and twenty-five Democrats
Senator Phelan viewed the defeat al
an acknowledgment that il is hopeless
to attempt further measures toward re
peal at the hands of congress. II an,
thing -ie done ataA toward saspendtns
the operation of the act on July I. II
will have to be done by President Will
son in the senator's opinion.
I'VE will keep IN the fight for re-
PEAL" Senator Phelan said. AS we still
have bill before the judiciary com
mittee However. todays action of the
senate apparently settles the fate oil
the wine and beer industry as far as
congress Is concerned.
THE president has been advised by
the attorney general THAT he has not
the power to set the restrictions aside
and / am not of the opinion that any
thing would be accomplished by ap
realing to the president in view of tina
advice from the attorney-generai,
The house judiciary committee ap
proved the sections Of the Foistead pro
hibition enforcement bill which Civ
the commissioner OF internal revenue
rigid power over all patent or FRO
rrietary medicines containing any trace
Of alcohol
Mr.. Gard. OF Ohio. offered an amend
ment to the bill giving the presiden
authority to set aside the provisions
for the enforcement of the wartime pro
hibition act whenever he decides to re
move the ban upon wine and beer. Rep
rcsentative Randall. of California. pro
hibitionist. announced that he wouit
fsht his amendment in the house If i
should be adopted by the committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
TURKS LAY TT ALL AT
FEET OF GERMANY

Paris, June 1s.--"Gentlemen. the
Turkish people are innocent. The
Turkish nation Is \ vital part of the
world order. Three hundred million
Mussulman demand justice from the
peace congress. If 1t is denied us.
the Balsheviki will control our
land"
Trembling with emotion. his red
fez appearing in strange contrast
with his fashionably cut black frock
coat, DamAd Ferad Pasha, head of
the Ottoman delegation of experts.
voiced this plea before the Big
Five
He averred the murders OF Chris
tians were due to lawless elements.
He blamed Turkeys part in the
war to Germany who. he said. had
stirred his countrymen by the bug
ahoo Of Russian capture of Constan-
tinople.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
Mrs. Fannie A. Brown
Meets Tragic Death
Is Accidentally Shot While
Supposedly Empty Pistol Is
Being Examined,

Mrs. Fannie Archer Brown. wife of
Charles A. Brown. was accidentally
shot and killed about o'clock yes
|terday afternoon at her home. 1918
Grove avenue.
The tragic accident resulted from
10 supposedly unloaded revolver which
Joseph wasserman. a dealer in second
hand articles. was examining Wasser-
man, who Is = member OF the Arm of
Neuman and Wasserman. SIS North
Sixth street. had called at the house
Ito examine q number Of articles which
Mrs. Brown had advised him were for
sale. among them being several fre-
arms.
Dr. J. d. Hinchman was Immediate
~ summoned and reached the house q
few minutes before Mra. Brown ex-
pired. She did not live more than ten
minutes after the accident occurred.
The bullet struck her In the left side
and Il thought to have passed through
the heart
DR.. Hinchman summoned the. al-
thorities ana Captain Pollock and Ser
|geAnt l. NJ Clarke placed WassermAn
under arrest. He was taken to the
second police station. where . warrant
|chareing him with involuntary man
slau6hter Vas sworn out. Wasserman
furnished bail for appearance In po-
lice court today.
wAsssrmAn i twsnty-sx yeafs old
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19

WASHINGTON, June 18.-Pres1dent
wilson IL losing the support OF num-
Der Of the most prominent Democratic
senator's by announcing his purpose to
.our the United States IN advocacy oi
he league Of nations. 1t is said mere
There are at least eight senator's on
he Democratic side who are afiaseu
against the president on this matter
rhAy are senators who have been
consistent supporters OF the league and
viii continue to be notwithstanding
their absolute disapproval OF his plan
70 tour the country.
x movement has been quietly organ
saAd among those senators to lay Ihelr
views before the president ana 10
teek to point out to him why. IN their
opinion, such a tour would De unwne.
This may be done before the presioent
-efurns to the United States or after
ie has taken up his residence again III
he White House.
Strong representations will be mace
Ia fhe president, II was announced TO-
sax hy one Of the senators In the group
that the trip will fail OF its purpose
ind that it will merely give to the OPP
.onents of the league the opportunity
hey long have desired to make the
.eaxue Ia issue before the people ana
concentrate their heaviest ammunl-
ION against 1t.
The senator making this announce
nent also declared that in his opinion
he president has been listening to
.aA adyice"---the same advice. II IL
,nined. which caused him to issue the
appeal last fall for the election OF .
Democratic congress and whien
trough, about a Republican majority
Il each house.
One OF the arguments made by the
,enators against the presidents tour
|. that i, would he impossible for MIN
q speak In very many cities and tnht
= could NOT possibly be heard directly
- more than 100, 900 people. On tho
snntrary Ii IN argued, the Repu0li-
ans ~ sending ficck Of senators 90
y fnllow the president could cover z
rrr~r number OF cities ana present
heir appeal possibly to one million
people.
The senators believe that II the pres
dent should conf4ne himself 10 an aa-
iress to the senate ana s'atementA
.rorn time 10 time from the White
House the campaign Tor the ie@sue
would he more effective
G. o. r. SPECIAL.
Renublican senator's opposing the
,Aa,,,c announced today that the plans
ar engaging a special train 10 take
.rtt-iea que speakers around the coun-
~ are going forward Definite plans
rili not be made. II was stated. until
Ne presidents itinerary Is formally
announced. a..
The Republicans resented the idea
hat they are going to trail the pres
dent. They intend 10 precede MIN,
yas stated, and follow him TOO,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
Death LAST NIGHT OF
I MRS. ]. ]. CRUTcHF|tl0

Following an illness Of several
weeks, Mrs John J. Crutchneld, wife
Of Justice Crutchaeld, died at her
home, Forest Hill. last night at
o'clock. The funeral will be from
Park Place Methodist church, to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock. and
the burial will be private.
While Mrs. Crutchhelds death was
not unexpected. as she had been in
EXTREMES for several days. the an
nouncement came as a. great blow to
her many relatives and friends. She
leaves two sons and three daughters,
besides her husband. and nine grand
children. Her children are: g. Knox
Crutchneld and F. LAYTON Crutchheld.
Of Richmond; Mrs. A. T. Goddin,
Mrs. H. X. Woedffn. OF Richmond. and
Mrs. George Wright, OF Louisiana She
also leaves two sisters. Misses Ella
and Martha Brown. and was sister of
the late Valentine Brown and r. L,
Brown. OF this city.
MYs. Crutchheld was the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Brown. OF
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
MYSTERIOUS MESSAGE
FROM ADMIRAL U. 5. \.

T,ondon. June 1S.--United States
laval headquarters here Is mystiied
:onight regarding the circumstances
& the base OF the following cable
ram which has been received from
Admiral Andrews, U. S. N. ~ Venice:
Serious disorders here. Three ltAl-
an ofiicers insulted: revolver shots.
holding allied court inquiry.
mixed allied military court TO try
1905. on account OF civil government
lot checking disorders. Summary
action necessary
Oficers at American naval head
nuartere here fail to understand what
srner9ency warrants allied interview
Mon On the Italian, coast The matter
has seen referred to Admiral Knapp
NJ Paria. Further dstaiis from Ad-
nifalT Andrews are eagerly looked tor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
Spartacists Fooled in Attempt to Seiis
Reins Of Government as Nations
Assembly Gets Down to Considers-
ton Of Treaty.
Indications Point to the Impression Present Power
Cannot and Will Not Sign the Paper Of Peas

"eimar June s-Revo and riot Jared up today just o
the national assembly settling debate whether Ge
answer to the revised peace treaty should be
Fhe Spartac who had waited and carefully prepared
Tor this Geanys darkest hour the reins of gov
eminent and sign with tongue cheek made desperate ccun
and lost but not until after bloody street battle Quiet and
order are restored, but fresh attacks looked for
half hundred prisoners recently released military
prison. where they had been confined for Spartacan
munlst agitation marched the castle dsarned the ennels
and were about to rush to arrest the whole ministry
warned by premature shots strong force Of government
troops INSIDE sprang to and administered
cepton to the attackers driving them the street where e
captured and will he shot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
Say German Women
Cause Of Trouble
Demonstration Against Hun
Delegation Winds Up In
Small Riot.

Paris. June 1.-two German
woman secretaries thrust out
their tongues to the crowd
watching them tide to the Yer
sailies railway stAtion-and then
the fun began"
such is the latest version OF
the cause for Monday nights de-
monstration against the German
peace delegation. Some after
noon papers assert this was re-
vealed by the official inquiry.
After pulling ir their tongues.
the two women according tn the
same version. pu. their ten fingers
to their noses to express further
contempt,
FRESH details of Monday nights
demonstrate against the Ger
man peace delegates at Versailles.
as they were preparing TO depart
for Weimar with the allied ultI-
matum. show that concerted at
tempt was made by a mob OF at
least 1000 men, women and chill
dren to get" Count Won Brock
dorff- Ranszau. His escape Is due
only TO the fact that the car in
which he rode vas closed.
Women with babies in their arm
ran after the German carriages
denunclations. One -hal
historical woman ran alongside Rant
zau's car and holding a baby forth
with in one hand, shook her INST VIII
the other screaming amid sobs;
You killed his father.
The mob booted and jeered IN
delegates and showered sticks an
stones upon them Frau Dornbuscn
one of the German women secretaries
and DR.. Melchior were riding in a.
open carriage and were both strucl
on the head.
Soldiers finally dispersed the de
allowing the safe depar
ture of the delegates.
The censorship withheld these de
tails until today.
The press generally deplores tn
necessity OF Frenchmen having Z
apologize to Germans, Premier Gle
menceau having sent an APOLOGIZE
letter to weimar and having crdere'
the project in charge OF the polio
guarding the Germans to apologize T.
them personally.
Police commissioner oudaille ais
has been dismissed. The Frencl
press is unanimous in endorsing thes
measures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
Declare Such Action on the Part Of MIR.
Wilson May Tend to Play Into the
Hands Of the Opposition.
70 Have Conference With Executive Immediately
Upon His Return and Endeavor to Persuade
Him TO Change His Mind.

Senator Knox, Of Pennsyfvania, de-
cided not to call up his resolution to-
day as there was great necessity OF
getting a final vote on the agricultural
appropriation bill. He may not call
it up until Friday when Senator Lodge,
the Republican leader. will DO back In
the senate.
Senator McCumber, Of North Da-
kota. the only Republican In the sem
ate who ia supporting tho league OF
nations without amendment. spoke for
three hours today in favor OF the cove
nant. He drew q sombre picture OF
tho conditions which, he said, would
prevail throughout the world II the
league should not become a reality
The lonesome position which Senator
McCumber occupies on the Republican
side was strikingly illustrated by tbs
withdrawal from the senate OF nearly
all the other republicans during hii
sreech AT no time while he wa
speaking were there more than NV
t.,pupliean senators in their seat
while nearly all the Democrats were
present. when he finished he WAS sur.
rounded by Democrats who congratu-
lated him.
senator McCumber declared that
there 10 need OF an international law
which will assert that war by one ma
ton Ia a matter of concern to every
other nation and that no unjust wal
shall be waged by any nation he
added:
UNJUST CRITICISM.
You may defeat this league OF ma
tons: you may scatter abroad criticism
that ia unjust and basetess; you may
appeal to a national pride and to the
selflsh side OF our nature, and thereby
destroy the hope that has been in the
heart OF every thinking. feeling human
being for centuries that the time would
come when the same law which gov
erns individuals would be applied tc
shield the lives OF nations. But a.
surely A this II defeated and ths
world suffers another such calamity
deeper than the hatred Of the enexn1
would he hatred toward statesmen
Who had failed Ia. this great oppor'
tuntty 10 shield human beings from
such suffering and calamity ~ hal
been visited upon them because there
was no law to check q great, powerful
nation from criminal aggression"
The senator declared that the Mon.
roo Doctrine IL given "Korld sane,
ton" by the covenant. He said III
would hesitate = long time before vot'
ing for any league which excluded
Germany. Russia too. should be IN
ytted he said. IL a responsible govern
ment were established.
/. 1t was denied by the senator thai
questions such ~ immigration wouit
become affairs of the league. He said
there was no foundation for such al
argument.
Sheppard. OF Texas, are to speak on
the league question Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-19
All Quiet Along the Rio
Grande is Latest Re-
port from Capital.
MAKE REQUE S r
Believed Carranza Ready
to Ask Right to Cross
American Territory in
Quest Of Villa.
ny LAY JEROME WILLIAMS

Washington, June 1s-The United
States today notified Carranza that ne
must protect all American citizens In
Northern Mexico, which is territory
now dominated by Villa and Angeles.
This action, following that taken by
our troops to dispense Villa troops In
Juarez, shows that the administra-
ton is fearful of retaliatory measures
by viila-Angeles followers on Ameri-
can mining and oil men. other citi-
Gems in Chihuahua and Sonora.
II would not be surprising for Car
rama now to renew his request that
federal troops be permitted to cross
Texas, Arizona and New Mexico for
the purpose of beginning operations
against the rebels. Only a short time
ago, the state department. because
OF protests all along the border and
from Governor Hobby Of Texas. re-
fused to sanction the transportation
OF Carranxista troops across our soil
although at the opening OF the nego-
tiations It was willing that this be
done.
The state departments action Wal
announced shortly after General Can
dido Aguilar, Carranza's son-in-law
and confidential ambassador to the
United States, issued statement
WINCH eaio sie .ue~iSoA' s''ei LII eas
CONSIDERS asZelosed me neiaent
brought about by the crossing OF
American troops into Mexica territory
ana mas approved the manner In
which this matter was trea,ed before
the department OF state by Con-
ndentiai Ambassa dor Agu.iar and
charge BAnairs Ad Interim RoJo.
Inc Agailar statement coupled with
the attitude OF the department, In
dicafes that every one is SATISFIED
Carranxa, 1t Is said, can point to
GeneraI Aguilars request OF yesterday
as quick action taken BY himself and
say that It was responsible s"r the i'm
mediate withdrawal OF American
troops The departments statement
today - - follows. ~ s1.s-.-s
rong representation nave beer
mace cy american oncials in Mexico
70 the Mexican government for the
protection OF Americans in the dis.
turpeo area OF that country dis
patcn received by the department OF
state today from Juarez states thai
'uaIe1 81 quiet ana that there - nc
eXldence OF Ill leeAuS- ON the part OF
the Me1icans there toward Ameri'
cans.
| the press OF Mexico city publish ed
Yesterday the particulars of the actor
OF the United States troops in cross