davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
SPOJENE STATY ODPOY[DAJi
CARRANz0VI.
PODROBNOSTI AMERICKE NOTY Sc
DOSUD TAU
MExICKEHO VOJsKA V SEVER
MICH STATECH.

Washington, 80. listopadu. = NOta odpoved' Mexika
americk6 uitmam zezos bandity usneseneho konSu
larniho Jenknse bya dneSiho Wade MexkO
City prosfednicvm amerck6ho diplomatic keho pridelence
MeXiku c. T. Summertime, odesana. Statni taennik
choTva obsahu mlCeni ednoive podrobnosti dosanou
do velenos akme adresati odpoved obdrzi Jso Jest
ze zn6ni Jest prisne jest en smFlv kladouc dnraZ
ably ladasousedn republky veS horlvos starala
son beZpeti naSch obcanu jeh povolanim MeXikn
zdrzuiicich.
Washington vyslovuie svoe rodiveni mad odpov6d pre-
sdena Caranzy ktera obVinuie unesenehO enknse ruZ
nych tresnlch GnG
Jest otekavano re kongres ktery Ultra sede obon
domech poiednavat bude dos povazlvych meXickych
taZkach Zakonodarny pevn6 posavi sranu vadni
FL Paso 80. sopadu. = Sin6jI oddly Carranzova VOL
ska sou soustred ovny vSech duezsch srategckych
bodech sousedni repnhily MexikaNnien-
s6 pohyby yto ale die n6kerch dom6nek nkterak nesou
nameny proti Spojenym Salm jake spiSe prot rebeam
bandtnm operucch hlavne Chihuahua. SOnore Coahua
Tamaupas. Seslovani voenskych pOsadek Sonoe dtje
patrn6 ien tim ceem. ably byo drzani $achu Gaqu
ndani kef hodla nastoupti vaetnOu stezku snazi
rozniti vSeobecne povstani
Chicago, 50. lsopadu. - Senator A. B. Fall MeXika,
enZ pokadan Jest Znace meXickych pom1rd hOd ozni
ri washngonsk6mu kongresu K Ultra nektere poZnatky,
kerak Carranza kue pixie pro Spoenym Satum
Zmni zejmena tax modre knize izni Americe
rozSen6 ktere 81 hraie Sampona cee latnskt
Ameriky knhy patrno. ze Zabyva myslenkou
ti vSrchny neangIcky mluv narody Ameriky prot Spo
len{m Statum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
ROZHODNUTi SI8iRSKE ARMADY

Paze s. listopadu Vrchni velitelstv vosk cesko-
sloVenske arady SbT o@namio general Syrovy
im6nem ceskoslovenske armady sbske potickv pnomoc
mix Bohan Pavu menem Ceskosovenskeho politckeho We
den Sb ohasl zadost ceskoslovenskeho voiska vra
vast po pevnne VetSna ceskoslovenskych dvs cd
Omska do rkutska pee tahnou pres Ura dosp6t do a
niho Ruska Tmo zpdsobem doci spoeni armadou Den-
kinovou a uzemi kere Denkin ovlada. Cesko-
scvensk voka jsou pine vzbrojena sou opatfena mate
em d6ostreeckym technckym mali radn6 organlsovany
sbor zasobovaci. jizdu kone tame
Tato zprava ma svui velky vyznam policky nebot ma
bv ento Gin nedocenenou podporou bokadovane nerven
chi potiky spoeneck6 proti sov6tovemu Rusku.
Mimo vsak proslScha Zde, re politcky hedi ma
vyznam armady Sbiri hedska im6ho sice ze ne
vysS veen ctyrdohodov6 pokad nun6 drze obast sb
skou nebot pne vykIzen Sbre naSm voskem znac obna
zeni ceeho sbiTskeho. Zemena Japonci Americana
mali veky zem tom, ably ceskoslovenska voska Sblre
neopoust6la va planu roZdeleneho navrau ceskeho
voska pres Vadvosok Tento plan ovSem by znac re do
hedne by vojska naSe do vlas nevraa UvazuJe
Sc kery uko Geskosovenskych vojsk ma vetsi znacen
Cd archandelske casti ceskosov armady dochaz zpra
va zadost posu Czech ably poena armada ceskosloven
ska moha zde konat bezpecnostn uzby pro bosevikhm
Tyto zpravy ukazu asn6. jak veky vyznam mali nase
voska sbfska svetove poce Jech We
like cnv edinetne svym hrdnstvm nekonc len mravnm
itch uznanm savou vaecnou, nybrz sou dodnes akvnm
zyem ma d6st evropkych osudu Mas epoka zahranicni
ma nch duezitou zakadnu p vyrovnavanl souhrnu ota-
1e n{rovou smlovou dodnes denin6 nerozresenych,
jm6na sporu polskem.
Radosne zisten vntTn silly smysleni nasich vosk prl-
sps snad odstraneni nasch vnitnh pomeri, odhavac
drsnv pfikroy kriveho nazrin smerenl Sbifi
ako acil lidu Geskemu proev spisovaelu ably poVSal
nroeyil svou Will prot oficien polce ceskych aktvsu
tax se saei tao vyznamna dalekosana zprava any o
o7, snravnou orientac utetnem stavu teske otazky
Rusku ukazal ces politce edine spravny er Mar Lsy
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lWSSl (tt1 WSSl
kANADA OBCRODUJE S
CESKOSLOVENSKOU
REPUBLIkOU.

Ottawa, Kanada, 1. pros. =
Tydennl Bulletin, tlredni or
gan kanadskeho ministerstva
obchodu, poukaZuje ma to, ae
isou Vyklldhy M vyZnamne ob
chodni styky S novou republi-
kou Ceskosloven3kou, do niz
muze Kanada vyvaZet a stejne
od nj i kupovati. Prazska OBJ
chodni komora poslala dopis
.jiste kanadske firme, jiz mezi
iinym oznamuje, re nova repu
blika bude muset jeSte nejaky
cas- dovazeti potraviny, oleje,
kovy rudy, Darvy, laky a che
micke latky. Vyvazeti mGze re
publika hlavne cukr, vedle to-
no j 3tavebni drivi, sklo, porce
Ian, strizni zbozi, koSiky a zbo
n proutene, kraJky, vySlvanl a
podobne zbozi, jake Sc drive
do Kanady vyvazelo z "Rakou
ska, ackoli timto Rakouskem
byly Cechy. Ceskoslovenska re
publika ma ma SVEN uzemi vet
sinu tovaren, ktere byly drive
znamy jako "rakouske". Bude
miti asi 100000 obyvateld,
pise Bulletin. Jeji vlada do3ud
zakazuje dovoz jisteho zbozi
ale seZnam ten sc casto meni a
kdo chce do Czech dovazeti
mel by 81 seznamy techto zaka
Zli caste prohlizeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
PUJCKA FRANCIE A HOLLANDSkA
CESKOSLOVENSkU.
800 900 900 FRANKU PUJCENO MA 10 PROCENT A
FRANCIE DOSTAVA MONOPOL MA VYVOZ
CUKRU Z REPUBLIKY.

New York 90 list = Ceskoslovenske repubce poda-
ro Sc konecne vyiednat pucku 100000 900 frank fran
couzskyc hoandskych banker jak sdeuje do msnich
fnanGnich kruhI Meztim Francie vyp1jcuje 81
m6rne beranch nodmnek Amerce, n6kterf francouZSti
d6ai znamenty obchod. spoeni hollandskymi
kaptasy Ceskosovensk6 repubce, ktere ukadaii pod
minky nalrivS drasicke, nebot ato pucka 3OOOOOOO0
frankl ponese p nemenSm 10 procent uroku bude abSo
utnd zaistena vvhradnim monopolem cukru,
hozFrance vyhrazuje 81 sebe million metrckych
cent? roGne CeSi pokousei umsti pujcku Americe
pred dvema mesici Jakko Chicago = nazyvan6 Praze
neiv6Sm cestym mestem podporovao tto snahy horVe,
mic Mich nevzeSo Amerc bankeri nezdai byti sezna
eni minulos pritomnos slibnou budoucnosti prozene
bohat6 zem6, ieiiz lid jest setnp prtnlivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
POLSKE LEGIE. Sc SPOJUU S
DENLKlNEM.


Pafiz, 80. lstopadu - Nedavne pov6st, re poska
mada lest ranieni generalem Denkinen proboSeNi-
ckIm vGdcem Jznim Rusku byy dnes zprAgami VarSav
potYZeny.
rkutsk. 80 listopadu - Vktor Pepehev, byvay minsr
vnra Koltakove Wade enz by poveren noveho
kabnetu ktery ma stat socalscke zakadn6 TAX ably
pokud demokrace tEce. C-iti moh Kotak boSevismu
Posedne zizenym Zemstvim ma by dana pima vlada
ponknouti veSkerG kroky ably usmifeni by ko-
zatti atamanove a CeSi (?).
timto programem doua KolGak pfestat dneSni krisi
pfvod6nou porazkou ztraou Omska nedavnou revoltou
vedenOu Gaidou Vadvosoku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01

nj parnik Western States, kite
rs bude preZimovat De,roit.
Mel vyplouti jiz sobotu, lee
blizzard jej pozdrzel.
Nasledkem nahleho ochlaZe
nj Zasoby paliva ubyvaii vsude
V Ohio a nejhure je V Canton,
kde til velke tovarny musely
dnes vyroby zanechat, pone-
vadz "a ,oba m6kkGho uhli IL
pine Jim dosla. Y Youngstown
mali malo uhli Zvl;iSte We sko-
lach, take dnes nektere trldy
musely Zustat Zavreny. Zasoba
uhli V Toledo vydrzi jen 24 no
din. NaSe mes,o krajnlm ne
dostatkem paliva dosud netr-
pi.
Ia vGerejsi boure hasicsky
vuz ti5lo 23 srazil Sc ma Fran
kiln Ave. blize zap. Is ul. 5 au
tomobilem V. Guenthera La
kewood. Ride auta tvrdi, ze
neslySel varovne signaly hasi-
Gu nasledkem huteni vichru.
Ia srl2ky pi'isly k 1raZu ttyri
oSetrovatelky 2 Lakeside ne
mocnice, 81. Lanshingerova,
Snyderova, Bustardova a Guen
therova. VSecky utrpely bole It
ne pohmozdaniny a do,cene au
to uplne bylo roZbito. Poran6nl
oSetfovatelek neni vSak tezke-
no razu. Vcera vyhoiel zavod
Herman Storage Battery Co.
ma Mayfield Road V Cleveland
Heights. Ohe1 vznikl nasIed-
KEN pretopeni vyhfevnlho ko-
tie ponevadz vichr plameny
bleskurychle rozSiroval. "a
vod vyhorel az do zakladu.
drive nez pfedmestSti hasiti
mohli zakroCiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
IWSSl TWSSl WSSl
GROCERISTA OLOUPEN.

Do grocerniho kramu Stepa
IA Janovskyho, 7422 Madison
Ave. vpadli V sobotu veter diva
bandite, ktefi po kratslm boji
S majitelem obchodu vypleni!i
register prchli. Janov3ky u
trpel ztraty 500 a pfipad byl
policii reportovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
NEK0LIK OS0B USMRCEN0 INDlANE
KANSASAV MICHICANl.
VELIKE SPOUSTY ZPUSOBENY V
OHIO, ZVLAST V OKOLi SANDUSKY
A TOLEDO.
CLEVELAND MA CELOU RADU RANENYCH, TELE-
CRAFICKE DRATY STRHANY, TRAKCNf
ZELEZNICNf DOPRAVA PORUSENA, ELEK-
TRICKE VEDENf POSKOZENO

sObOtu vecer pferuSena a tiSl-
ce domovu zapadn6 Cd w. 107
ul. a V Lakewood bylo bez ele-
ktrickeho osv9tleni pGl hodiny
kdyz v6trem urvany strom pre-
rail trakGni kabel spolecn6 $
kabelem Illuminating Co. Ma
Lorain Ave. vykaceny kGly
zaneseny nav6stni rabule ma
trat' a podobn6 bylo ma zap.
81 I'll Detroit Ave-, kde pou
licni blokada i iinymi pfekaz-
kami byla dovrSena, takze ka-
ry nemohly jeZdit hodinu,
Gimz lid z prace domu Sc vra
ceiici zazil mnohe neprijem-
noGti. Ma Broadway Il l05 trak
chi liGie stromy a odvatG Sti-
ty SobOtu roVn6Z znemOAnily
pouiitnl dopravu. Ma Ceske
Broadway Il Fowler Ave. sJrze
ny draty, ma Miles a Union A
We. rovnez a vSude V meste
mnoho vykladnich oxen vi
chrem roZmackano. V okoli
suuaru rOZmaCkana velka W.
kIadni okna II Baily Co, Paige
Ohio Co., Olmstedovych krej
tovnach, V hotelu Olmsted a
ma Seste ulici, kde vichr letel
rychlo I'll az 70 mil V hodin6,
smeteny tem6r vSechny reklam
nj Stlty .iine Znaky.
Predm6stske kary zdrzely Sc
nasledkem sobotni boufe az
iii hodiny. NeivetSi Skody utr-
pely Painesville a Eastern linie
Lake Shore, A. 3. &. a South
: ern. MeZi Lorain a Bellevue
vitr prekotil cely vlak z prazd
nych nakladnich zeleznicnich
kar pozustavajici. V predme.
stitch Bratenahl, Collinwood
Nottingham a V Ea It Clevelar
du Ma Carlyon Road byli be2
elektrickeho svetla pozd6 dc
noci. Vlaky Nickel Plate, Erie
New York Central a Pennsyl
vania zdrzely Sc V sobotu i ,
nedeli. Telegraficke spojen
mezi Clevelandem a Pittsbur
gem Chicagem bylo V sobotl
vcera poruSeno a telefonickt
spojeni ma velkou vzdalenos
selhalo rovnez.
Dnes vSecka doprava vrati
| la Sc jiz k normalnimu stavu :
mestSti JIM zfizenci Zabyvaj
Sc odklizovanim trosek "a bli:
Zardu do ulic Zanesenych. v
. kovity s.rom, vyvraceny bouf
. ma ceske Union Ave. bliz
{. Broadway, bude rovn6z dne
: odklizen.
= JeZero rovn6z Sc pozvOlna
2 klidnuje a jak dalece Znamc
!, pouze ieden parnik "a bouf
4 byl poSkoZen. MenSi plavidl
4 uchylila sc cas- do pflstav
Y liz sobotu a tax i vSechn
: rybar5ke lodi jsou V beZpec
: Mensi skody zpisobeny V ko1
visit yachVoveho klubu La
!, kewood a pfi dsti feky Cuys
v hoga. Veera vyplul odtud oso
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01

PoV6trnostnim veStcem pred
povldana boufe v6trna prihna-
Ia Sc do seveYniho Ohio V sobo-
tn veCer. Boure mela svui sired
iiznim Wisconsin,, odkudz
vttrne proudly pronikly do
vSech stfednich statd americ-
kych. zpusobivSe velke ztraty
ma majetku, jakoz mnoho il
nych nehod Il neSt6stl. Jak da-
lecc Znamo, jiz sobotni huri-
kan zavinil ztratu cetnych Ii
votu ZvlaSt' V Indian6, Kan
sasu a Michiganu. Detroit or
namoval vcera pet zabitych a
celou fadu ranenych, V Indiane
prisfi ri lide zivot a podob-
ne bylo vKan5as V jinych
etatcch stfedniho Zapadu anne
rickGho. Pontvadz vSak tGmef
vsude byly telegraficke tele-
fonni draty pietrhany zelez
nitnf i trakCni dOpraVa poruSe
ma. Gislice Sobotnlch Ztratach
neisou dosud uplne.
Boure fadila vCera V ned6
Ii, nabyvSi vclikG prudkosti
zylast6 Y Gasnych hodinach.
TAX bylo vSude V severnim
Ohio. tedy V Clevelandu a ma
naSem venkovG, kde V n6kte-
r1ch okamzicich vichr let6l
az 60 mil Y hodin6. Mesta San
du)ky.a Toledo byla do vcerej-
Siho rama uplne isolovana,
Vichr pokacel tam telegrafnl
sloupy, rozmeu draty telefoni-
ck6, potrhal elektricke kabely,
zanesl zelezniGni koleinice trC
skami a cesty vyvracenym stro
movim. Ob6 m9sta "a hurikanu
byla bez elek.r ickeho osvetle,
nj, trakcni doprava ustala, via
ky uvizly a poStovni telefonn
a telegraph spojeni po neko
lik hodin neexistovalo. Podob
ne bvlo V mesteCkach Var
Werta, Napoleon a temer vsu
de ma ohajskem venkove, kdt
poboreny vichrem cetne stale
ploty, rozneseny obilni STONY
drevafske ohrady, vykacenN
houstiny haze. V sobotu V 0
hio byl nejprudsi vitr V GA
veter V ned6li rano tret
hodin6. Vcera dopoledne prut
kV severak obratil Sc sm6ren
3everozapadnim a mraZiva vi
ma jej doprovazela.
Ia sobotniho hurikanu por;
n6ni t6zce til Cleveland'ane
lehce ranenych je celia fada
PAM Hilda DoranOva, l774 /
IS ul. "a jizdy autem zasa2e
ma byla vichrem odtrzenou c
kenici a lebka il rozrazena. }
il spoleGnice 81. J. Buddova p
rantna podobnym zpasobem
ODE nalezly oSetieni Huro
ncmocnici. c. Jags. 3507 Dais
Ave. zasaaen byl tezkym ma
vestnim stltem blize sveho de
nova 5otva vydrzi.
TrakGnf doprava ma Lorail
Madison a Detroit Ave. byla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
SOCIALISTE V TTALSKEM PARLA.
MENTE..
PRI REcI KRALE VICTORIA EMANUELA
NEPOVSTANOU

Rim, 80 sopadu. - Jakmile talsky kral Vktor Ema-
pf zaha eni zasedani paamentu vsoup nepOvsanou
lax bva zyken sociaisct posanc svych sedade jak
pfedtta bude parlamenni Fec opus okazale snemov
n Ryo tax hasovanim pf kterem byo odevzda
no O5 hasu proti Netef radikalneiM posanc navrho
vail vnbec do snemovny nedostavovat Nov sociasc
posanc soN obvyklou posaneckou pfsahu jen stou W.
hradpu.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-08-01
oil STRIKE IN MONTANA
Parties in This Neighborhood Inter.
ested in hte Proposition.

Parties in This Neishborhood Inter-
ested in hte Proposition.
Idris jones of Cambria is the own.
.er of tract of land near Shawmut
Montana, which may be in the oil
belt where a rich strike has recently
been made. Accounts from Montana
state that the strike of oil at Won
ans Pocket has proven one of the
biggest in some time and land in
that vicinity is bringing fabulous
prices. 1t is said that the new well
has a producing capacity of 500 bar
rels a day.
Land in the vicinity is selling at
unheard of prices. One instance is
related of a man being offered profit
OF 200 per cent on tract he owned
close to the tract where the strike
was made.
Several parties in this neighbor.
hood own land near Shawmut and
naturally they are interested in the
news Of the latest oil strike.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-08-01
BURNED THE A|RPLANES
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE" IS
BEING INVESTIGATED
Committee Probing Treatment OF
Soldiers To Find Out All
About It.
FRANK J. TAYLOR.

New York, July 30.-A million
'ollar fire" in which over 100 aero
lanes in good condition were DELHI
rately destroyed by American af-
icers in France was the subject of
investigation today in New York at
he special hearings of the army in
vestigating board.
After delving into the treatment
f prisoners yesterday this question
vas sidetracked today temporarily at
east, and the matter of the wanton
destruction of property was taken
Up. Witnesses testified that the
million dollar fire" took place in
france last May. They said that the
hundred odd machines included sew
sral Liberty motors.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-08-01

BOUGHT Up BY JAPANESE
DECLARATION Is MADE BY
SENATOR PHELAN
STRONG HAND is NEEDED
Of Yankees In That
Country Should Be Safe
Guarded
RAYMOND cLAPPER.

washington, July 3O.-JapaneSe
agents are buying up the oil interests
of American citizens in Mexico who
are afraid to remain in that country
because they feel that their. lives and
their investments are not safe. This
was the declaration made by Senator
Phelan today in an interview. He
urged that the United States use a
strong hand Immediately to safe
guard the interests of the citizens OF
this country south of the Rio Grande.
Government Should Act.
The establishment by Great Britain
Of the policy of absorbing the con-
troll of the oil supply of the world,
both in her own possessions and in
those of other countries and the sud
len interest of Japan in Mexican oil
fields was pointed out by Phelan as
ample reason why this government
should act without delay in seeing
that American interests are safe
guarded
The japanese are buying up the
oil claims of all discouraged Ameri-
cans" declared Phelan. "As soon as
the United Stat IS acts to protect her
own citizens sic may also make I'D
The deficits in her oil supply"
Investigations Have Been Made.
Statements ~ Senator Phelan
were based on re1e<tE of <r;Ilia,n II !.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-08-01
SMITH B[AhES OTHERS
"HARDBOlLED' SAYS SIMPLY
05eYED THE ORDERS
PASSES BUCK TO OFFICER
Claims That instruction To Treat
Men Rough Came From
Higher-Ups

New York, July 30.-Scores of in
stances of brutal treatment of Amer
lean soldiers in the prison camps of
France, described in some cases as
amounting to system of torture re-
sponsibility of which was placed by
the witnesses on high army officers,
were related today before the con-
eressioral subcommittee which is in
vestigating the disciplinary systems
of the A. E. F.
The committee consisting Of Rep
resentative Royal G.. Johnson of
South Dakota, chairman, and Repre-
sentative Oscar e. Bland Of Indiana
met in the disciplinary barracks on
Governors island. The third member
Representative Henry Flood, of Yir-
ginia, was not present.
Men Higher Up are Accused.
The men higher up" who were d.
rectly charged by witnesses with re :
sponsibility for the prison conditions
included Bigadier General w. w.
Harris, former commander of the AM
erican troops in the Paris district;
Major General Frederick Smith
Strong of the 40th division; Colonel
Edgar Gringstead, commander of the
15Sth infantry and Colonel J. S. Maui
of the field artillery. A number of
captains and lieutenants also were
named as having taken actual part
Gin the brutal treatment of the pris-
oners.
At the close of the hearing, Rep
Johnson announced all
cases in which charges were made
will be placed before the inspector
general of the American army and
every effort made to bring the guilty
men to punishment
From the evidence before the
committee" said Mr.. Johnson. I'll
seems clear to us that while sergeants
and lieutenants were punished, they
were merely the scapegoats of higher
officers. We want to discover who
were the men higher up and we will
|. do everything in our power to SCI
they are brought to trial."
Official Investigation Made.
The principle witnesses at the hear
| ing today was Colonel T. O. Donald
son of the inspector generals depart
ment who made an official investi
cation of prisoners after the frs
charges of brutality were made pub
lie. Under questioning by Repre-
sentative Bland Colonel Donaldson
admitted that responsibility for tn
conditions in the Paris prison camps
concerning which some Of the mos
sensational charges of brutality hay
been made, must be laid to Genera
(. Harris. He was then questioned sharp
lily as to the reasons which Colone
CONTINUED On Page Two.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-08-01
THEY DECIMATED GREEKS BY
PaRB0ILlNG THEM
TURN THEM INTO SNOW
Their Victims Contracted Pneu.
monia and tuberculosis;
Died In Dr0veS
srAssocI,.ed Press Disnatcb !


New York, July 30.-Charges thai
Turkish officials decimated the Greel
population along the Black sea coast
25G,000 men, women and children liy-
ing between Sinope and .OrGou,. with
out the shedding of blood but by
"parboiling" the victims in Turkish
baths and turning them half clad out
to die of pneumonia or other ills in
the snow of an Anatolian winter, are
made in letter from Dr. George E.
White, representative of the Ameri-
can committee for relief in the Near
East made public here today.
Sinope was the birthplace of the
philosopher Diogenes, DR.. White re-
calls, and Ordou' is just beyond Cape
Jason which is still preserved in
memory of the Argonauts and the
Golden Fleece. The letter, written "a
Professor Z 2 xs1IdeE seer elary e
the neck ~ ~ <)lIlflII{<te IIef6. dEs
scribed the new method of Kidding the
lacd of it's inhabitants which, it is
said,, was somewhat different from
that employed by the Turks against
the Almenians.
Crimes Laid to Turks.
The worst of the crimes laid to
the Turks, according to DR.. White.
were committed in the winters of
1916 and 1917 when orders were is
sued for the deportation of the Greeks
along the Black sea coast. The peo-
pie, he wrote, were crowded into the
steam rooms OF the baths in Chorum
under the pretense Of sanitary reg
ulations" and after being tortured for
hours were turned out of doors into
snow almost knee deep, and without
lodging or food. Their garments,
which had been taken from them for
fuCnigatioq, were lost. ruined or stoi-
en-. Most of the victims, ill clad and
shivering, contracted tuberculosis and
other pulmonary diseases and "died
in swarms" on the way to exile, the
letter declared.
DR.. White said that in the province
of Bafra, where there were more than
$4,000 village Greeks, now less than
$4,000 survive and every Greek set
Element has been burned. The num-
Der of orphans, including some Ar
menian and Turkish children, in the
entire district, it is said, aggregated
10000 Since the arfnistice, the doc
tor wrote, many of the deportees
have been returning to their ruined
homes.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-08-01
THEY USED TWO CHILDREN AS
MEDIUMS TO BEG
WORTH LARGE AMOUNT
Had More Than Three thousand
Dollars When Put Under
Arrest

Austin, July 30.-Hsw two pretty
children earned s3,365 ter their blinC
parents by begging was told in court
at Austin, Mimi, after Mr.. and Mrs
c. II. Laudenschlauger, both blind
had been arrested by Samuel Fuller
ton, st. Paul agent of the State HUI
name society.
Mary. five years old, said by Mr.
Fullerton to be the most beautiful
child he has ever seen, did the beg
ging for the pair and has harvested
more than SlO0 a day since they came
into Minnesota about July 1, it was
revealed. Pearl, only three years old.
helped by reaching out her little
hand to persons going by as she sat
with her blind father on street. cor
ners.
Followed Them Through Eleven
Towns.
The arrest of the blind pair came
after a chase which led through eley-
en- Minnesota towns, and in which the
police of the entire state joined be-
fore the Laudenschlaugers finally
were caught at Austin.
The chase began when Mr.. Fuller
ton received a letter July from DIR.
A. w. Ryan,. president of the State
humane society at Duluth, SAYING
that a blind couple, having with them
two young children, who apparently
were not their own, were begging at
Brainerd
When they finally were arrested at
Austin, two of the most famous beg
gers in the west had been caught, ac-
cording to Mr. Fullerton. The pair
had 1880 in cash in their possession
and are said to be worth nearly $780,
900.
The child Mary does most of the
begging, Mr., Fullerton says. "She
can get anything from anybody and
has the most winning smile / have
ever seen anywhere" he asserted.
Sought Cash For Wooden Leo.
She climbs coyly UP on a mans
knee and putting her little face to
his ear whispers that she wants
money to buy her mamma wooden
leg. saw one woman on the train at
Austin give her 4 s. bin and fP.F eVef
gave less than 81
Nr. Fullerton picked up the trail of
the pair at Brainerd. He followed
them through Little Falls, st. Cloud.
Red Wing, Rochester. Spring Valley
Stewartville, Northfield, Faribault
and Owatonna.
In court at Austin the pair claimed
that they were the parents of the
children and that their home is in
Kansas City Mo.
According to Mr.. Fullerton they
live in Leavenworth, Kan, and they
have been sent there with the chill
dren for investigation by authorities.