davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-11
COY

Hog killing seems to be the order
Of the day here.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24

erbalter gebTliebe11 iii. so entfebIide
Gor1nen Der moberm Rrieg nbgenom-
men fat, er bnt bod perigiteng ni9i
CUR 9eri6idl1nM gan5er g0lfer &c.
iibrt, tpie mir iiie aus Der grauinmer
&riegfubr11ng Der Mlter fernen. @ir
iteben feif nnf unierm bel1tiden 80.
ben; er f9enft ung peiterbtn 6ie ga.
ben bes Gelbes, er Iiefert tpeiterbim
u1fern Gabrifen Die eddie ietner
Eeifp, ut1b er trGgt peiterbin als iei-
men ib0nften Shm11d %bliiben6e 6euts
fbe @td6te, in 6enen Der 6e11ti6e@eii
IN frie6li6em Sample NIT ben an
bern Mationer 11e11e Glitter er5e11gen,
rel1e Gortidritte fin6en 1tn6 meme @r.
folge er5telen fann.
l1n6 6qs tpeiit uns 3um oritten
oaronf 9Th, Bob Ser gr0bte n%otionaIe
@6ak ben mir beiiBen, bod oos
oenti6e 8olf felber 1T, un6 6ab 6ie=
len @6ab fein Nie6erbrud aer if0ren
fam. Gin 8olf BON so Weiuionen, Sag
11d 1t1d)t felb1t aufgibt, lit ntemoIs
berloren, nn6 penn Bag bon ie6em
8olfe gilt, 6as 6urd sic @ef1i6te ge-
tpanoelt tit, tpiebiel mebr BON Dem
oeuti9en, Dem sic b0biten @aben 6es
8eiites un6 Der &raft in Sic 8ieqe
gelegt fin6. Sat man nns nidt 6as
fleiBtgite Soft Gnropas qenonnt?
.Sin6 6euti9e miiieniauftltde @riin6=
lt6feit, 6enti6e ebrli6e Sii6tigfeit,
oel1tl9e Srgantfotionsgabe nidt melt
beriibmte @or5ige nnierer Maife?
Soben mir nidt in eitrem bieriGbri=
gen &ingen, mie es fein 8oIf iemols
n1sgebalten fat, cine @tGrfe ertpie=
fen, Der au9 11niere Gein6e lire Mn=
erfennnng ge5ont baben? SIT 6os al
leg aus BEN 8%luto6ern unieres 8oI-
fec beri6pnn6en? Mitnidten; es lit
nns ongeboren nn6 miro IiG tpie6er
5eigen, iobal6 mir sic 8etdrbnnq. ser
Stun6e abgei9iittelt boben.
60 tpenig man 6ar1m einem leidt=
ferttgen Spttmismns 6ns @ort re6en
6orf, 10 onnfel sic 311funft nod Dor
nnS 1iegt, nn6 10 iebr Ser Mie6er,
brn6, Ser ft6 iebt bouen6et bot, Sen
@inn 6es 6euti9en Bolfes 5u ernIter
@elbitpriih1ng anbalten mub = mir
tpolen 6o6 nidt b%ergeiien, bob es
tpie6er einen 8eg in Die &0be gibt
nn6 6aB es MIR ouf ,tns onfommt
i'm 5n bei6reiten. 9ie beuti9e eide
lit 5erfett un6 5er5a11it, nn6 pie1e
pra6ttge Meite bat ibr Sos untpetter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24

lid erfiiM babe. Nls ser 4rieite,
bon Dem @erbre1en erfubr. elite e,
bin All Dem Ser5og, belt ibm ieir
8erbreden IN freimIttger Weiie bor.
uno iebte es ourd, baB bas @raf
mie6er ge0ffnet nur6e. Ser Ofanr
muroe gerettet, basMdo6en mar obe1
19or eritift.
Sol6e SGue finb 8elege fiir Sic
fiiriorglide garitas Der Stride &c.
gegeniiber Sen @erfolgten un6 Inter
6rldten, fotpie fir ibr frdftiges Gin
treten aegen sic Mddtigen. Gas
MipIredf, mie es in ienen Sabrbu1l.
6erten bon Ser Stride ausgeiib1
muroe, fubrt uns elm i90nes 8il1
Ser @erquiduna Ser @eredtigfeit mil
Ser Mil6e Dor M1,gen. Inter 6en
6amaligen 3uitdn6en mar bas &e6i
cine >pirflid mobltdtige @inrid.
tung, 9ur9 bieie tp11roe man6es
@erbreden berbinbert, bas ionit in
ser @lut Ser 2eioenidaft begangen
uoroen >paire. l1ni6ul6tge murbe1l
Dor @epolttGtigfeit bei6ubt nnb
S6uloiqen tpur6e gere6tere 8eban6>
lung geitdart ols fonit m0gli6 ge-
meien mGre. Die ginrtdtung bietet
1tns elm 8il6 ser Stride als @or>
fdmpferin fir lei6enidaftsloie sc.
rebtigfeit nn6 fir 2tebe ben Sdul-
6igen un6 l1nfdul6tger, SEN @ei9en
un6 Sen Mittelloien, BEN Mddtigen
un6 Sen &ilfloien gegeniiber. Man
miro Sen @ert elmer iolden @inri6-
tnng beiier ein5ui6dben berm0gen,
tpenn man Ben m0glt9en @tnfluB 6es
Mfplre9tes anf 6os 8erbre@en 6es
2nndmor6es, bas 10 bdufia begongen
miro in unierem 9an6e, in 8etradt
5iebt. ssene M6nner, Sic 6urh 6as
Miplredt an Ser Bermirflidung ibrer
Mo6e an einem nngliidli@en Opfer
mur6en, tparer 11i6t tpeni=
ger brutal aIs Ser Durhf6nittsmob.
6ie 8~ertreter Ser Stride tparen.
ibrer 8fli9t nit gr0Berer Ere1e er=
geben aIs sic meiiter1 nnirer Sberiffs
uno &onitabler; lie tparen bereit, TO-
gar nit ibrem eigenen 2eben iene at
.%ertei6igen, oie int Saufe @ottes
lire 3ufludt genommen.
3.|St. 6es 3.=@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24
Brian behaubtet.

8rban bebauptet, Der ber5eitise
@ouberneur bon BennfDlbanie1 mir
De Der ndd)lte republifnniibe Brdii-
6enti6nftsfanbi6at iein. @er nod
ieinem Dafiirbalten Ser bemofratiide
@anoioat iein muBte, fagt er nidt.
Ni6t aus @ei6eioenbeit, ionoern aus
&lugbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24
neble Seleett ~es RaHes.

@ie6er bot George Greet einen
ldngeren Mrttfel losgelaifen, Ser be-
ionbers Sen 2euten, sic ft6 Mmerifa=
ner nennen, es ober nod peroen mill
len, nit Nuben gelefen tper6en fann.
George Greet lit cine befatnte Ber=
i0n1idfeit. Mls mir in Sen &rteg ein=
itrater, 1pur6e Ell 6l1r9 6Gs Gertrauen
oes YrGli6enten an 6ie Spibe 6es
Bureau Of Bublic Snformation ge=
ltent, 6em sic Mnfgabe 51getDteien
purbe, 6as H11blifum iiber 6ie @riin-
6e 6es @rieges auf5ufldren un6 es
iiber 3iele nn6 &tdtung Ser &rteg=
fiibr1trg o11f Dem 2aufen6en 5u boil
ten.
SS1t 6ieier Stel4ung erfubr @reel
man9es, mos Ser 9effentli6feit aus
getpidtigen @riin6en borentbalten
tper6en muBte. @r batte o11b 3utritt
5n 6en Mften 6es S1iti56epartements,
al1s tpel6en gu erieben mar, mie sic
frem6iprobige 8eb0lferung int aage=
meir1en un6 6ie 6eutf6iprodige be-
lon6ers iid gum &riege berbielt, 1pie
iie lire Bf1ibt tot un6 tper feline
Bfli6t beriGnmte. Muf @run6 6teier
sSmformation bat Greet tpteoerbolt
@elegenbeit genommen, Die 6eutf9-
ipro9ige 8ebolferung gsgen ungeref=
tie acknowledgement tn Sb1tt GIT neb=
men nn6 at bertei6igen. Das tut er
arA in feinem lebten Mrttfel IN 2es=
lies @eeflp. Mber 6abet blstbt er
nidt iteben. @r greift tpeiter aus, nn=
ter3iebt 6ie @ebon6l11ng, Die bte
frem6iprobige @ebolferung IN ibrer
@e1amtbeit bier in Sen lebten Sabren
bat erbu16en miiiien, elmer frttii6en
8%eleudtung un6 fommt gu be1n
DOB, tpen11 man ni6t auf-
bort ser frem6ipra6igen 8eb0lfer-
1ng Sen Mufentbalt int 2an6e 5u Der=
lei6en, tpie man es in 6en lebten
SsSabren getan bat, Ser S9a6en 11ner-
lebli6 tper6en miro.
Mn6 George GreeI fam Ser Slime
rifaniiierung, mie iie bier IN ben leb=
ten SsSobren bon gemiiien &reiien be-
trieben tpor6en lift, fetnen @ei9mad
abqetpinnen. Ct erinnert an Die
Dien1te, sic Die frem6ipra6ige 8e=
p%0lfernng in ibrer @eiamtbeit benz
2onoe mabreno 6es &rieges eeleiitet
bot, erinnert gang Defenders oaran,
ooB nibt cine ein5ige &riegsperf<
1ftGittte obne sic &ilfe Der frembipra9t-
gen Mrbeiter babe betrieben tDer6en
f0nnen. Dafiir miir6en iie a1td) bente
nod als minoertperttge Menf9en be-
tra9tet nno bebnnoelt. Die @eieu=
idoH tpeiie iie 3l1riid, 6as @efeb be-
triige .iie nit feinen foitipieligen u1tb
idleppenoen @e9tsberfabren; in Den
S1ulen tper6e auf Tie berabgeiebeh,
11n6 bon nnperftdnbigen Meni6en
piir6en tie ols b0lfif6er Mbfam be-
aet9net, Sen tpie6er Ios5umerben 6as
2an6 nidt eifrig genug beitrebt fem
Tonne.
Ma6 Sen 8eredn1ngen Greels ba-
ben felt Mobember bnn6ertun6finf-
6rem6fpradige oas 2ano
Inn mod ibrer $6eimat an-
riid5nfebren. l1nge5dblte Sanien6e,
Smn6erttaulen6e 1Der6en ibnen fol-
gen, uno nnfere Snonftrie, aIs 0erer
2ebensbIut er fid betradttet, miro
Idtper 6arrnter at Iei6en baben. Son
SS11terefie fir 11ns it, mas
Greet Mber Sic &alt11ng Der 6eutf6-l
Beb0lferrng Ddbrenb beg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24

@mala1t6 mill ~innerhalb elmer Sabs
res Observation-Disclosures Sol
lar auf SEN Mnsbal1 ieiner 2uftflotte
bertpen6en, 6ranfrei6 5tDetbnnoert=
un6lieb5iq Miuioner1. Sffenbar itnb
bei6e Qa16er Der Mnitbt, 6oB 6ie Mb=
rultung cine iebr i60ne @inri6tnng
1T fir. an6ere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24

&riegeg fagt. N1ir Elm geriinger 8ro.
5entink babe ieit1e Hflibt ridtt geta,l.
III ibrer @eiatntbeh babe tie liid9 aus
ae3eihnet betpGblrt, mos and ourd
Sic Often 6es Suifi3bepnrternents be.
1t6tigt ner6e. @eoanft babe man ib1
6as ni9t. Greet erin11ert an eine1
Nftifel, Der mGbren6 Der lebte1, Mn'
Ieibeta1npagne in einem Der 8nnbes.
reierbeoiitrtfte offi5ie4 berbreite1
prr6e. en benz Irtifel mltrbe
Deutf9Ganb als Der Musidbige be1
meni9li9en Samilte be3eidnet uni
portli9 bieb es barin: uMnitdn6ige
Men1den balten fi6 bon ben Delt=
1den fern. Sabre miiIien bergeben,
ebe irgeno ei1em Deutiden geitattet
tperben barf, gu pergeiien, baB er ein
Deuti1er 1T.
Dieie @prn9e miro bon Greet als
Misunderstanding un6 bera9tli9 be,
5ei6net. @0rtli6 i1retbt er: uWan
fin6et unter Sen @ol6oten, Die an Ser
6ront morer un6 Sen @rieg getpon=
men baben, feine> sic 6l1r9 bas 2anb
lonfen un6 briiuen, Deutiblan6 lei
Ser MusiGbige Ser menidli6en So
milie, nn6 ranltdn6ige 2eute" par-
men, iid bon ie6em 9euti6en fern5u=
bolten. Dieie Dirt @piterte lit 6ie Mus=
6rndstpei1e bon 2euten, sic sic Tront
ME gefeben baben nno ii6 iett nit
benen, bie lire Gapferfeit be1pieien,
nit @el6rei, @orti6mau nn6 bami=
i9en @orten auer Mrt ouf Die glei-
DIE Stufe itellen po1en. Dus @rgeb=
mis- elmer 6erartigen 9~aBfompagne
fir nn1er ttationales 2eben fam ntGt
Mrtgenblif 5tpeifelbaft iein. 8tr
boben cine itattltde Mn5obl 8iirger,
Sic 6enti6er @ebnrt pDer Mbitam=
mung iinb. Die often 6es Sulti5be=
portements betpieien, 6aB boue 1reu11=
8iq &ro0ent ser 6eutib1pro@igen Be-
o%0lferung Mr1erifns ibren Hfli9ten
gegeniiber Der nationalen Sadie in
e6lerWeiie nabgefommen iin6,
rpie sic I'M 2an6e @eborenen. @s qab
getpi1ie IN @isconiin auSgebobene &e=
gimenter, in benen man mebr benti6
nIs engIiId ipro6; ser Ma1t un6 6ie
6ieier M4nrer lieB lie I'M
Mngriff sic 6iibren6en iein, nn6 6ie
S6lGge, sic iie fiibrten, geb0rten 81
ben md6ttgiten, .51 beren Beribtng
ansbolte. Solten mtr nnS fernbalten
DON 6ieien De11ti6en> sic fir Mmeri,
ia ebenio tpader fdmpften, mie Sic
bon BlDmolttb Sod. Souen
mir iie als MusiGbtge betra6ten?
Wir6 es Sabre 6auern, ehe tie bergei=
Ien 6%iirfen, ooB iie 3eltti6e itn6?
l1n6 6teier Ghaubinisml1s, 6ieier
froiie Brobin5tolismus> 6eiien Ndbr>
bo6en ser @aB lit, mabt BEL oen
nibt Salt. or flafft gegen
1ue frem6ipro6igen @rnppen nn6
oertreibt fi6 nit @eieten 11no &abel=
o%e1timmungen sic 8eit. @S berr1bt III
Nmerifa Der @ei1t, Ser Mrnerifa fir
bic Mmerifaner for6ert; 6as 1T ote
fredericksburg 6es ¬pnotbinq=
huns, un6 es miro bon uns berlangt,
>nB mir bos Wort Mmerifa in Der
Weiie qebron6en, 6aB ale 6aDon aus
fem tpiir6en, 6ie crit in
iiingerer 3eit eingetpan6ert iin6.
Eorbeit! Mmerifo lit ni6t nur
I'm 2ono, es lit Elm grobes Soeal, II.
3 lit Der 8efit 6ieies Soeals, Ser ben
lmerifaner arsmadt nn6 nt6t Die
,info6e Tatio6e Der @ebnrt. Wdn=
ter, oie i'm %tiefinneri ten M1nerifoner
tn6, aieren bos tpnbre Mmerifaner=
I'm, 6os mebr 5Gblt als ienes, 6os
1ur n11f Ser 3nnge liegt nn6 IN bent
elmer iogerannten pa
@eieui6oft iein Weien
)ot."
5~- ''
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24

Sn ben Ietteu feb5ebn Nfouaten
fms IN Merifo eff Mmerifaner ern1or<
set tporben, nber 8iua lebt INNER
nod, obf9o11 uns ~ieirer5eit ber1tdert
Iporoen 1T, mon babe iein @rab ge=
feben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24

Die Mnfnnbignna bfs @au1bnrger
GrernbenbIatteg, oab Marimilin11
&aroen 8otidnfter il @aibtngton
tper6en fone, 3eigt, bnB tros Der ibtpe-
rem 3eit bie Srel16e an f9le6ten
4Sher3en in DeutidIan6 nod nidt
.gnr15 a11sgeitorben 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-24

ge1romrlen, aber ibre W11r5eln firlo
llrlberiebrt geblieben, u. tie pirb aus
benz etpigen 8o6en, IN Ben lie berienf|
1T, Strait 5u neuem 8adstum 5ie-
ben."
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
RED CROSS ON VoLGA RIVER.

Samara, Russia, July 1S.-The American Red Cross has established on the Volga river an hospital steam CT of Q hundred beds.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
MEXICAN INDIANS ACTIVE.
Dcprcdations of MaraudinG Bands in
 Border States More Frequent.

Fl Paso, Tex, July 16.-Yaqui h. dian depredatiOns in the Mexican bor- der states are becoming more frequent, but not all acts Of banditry in the Va Qui country can be laid at the doors of the Indians, according to adViceS reaching here from Sonora. Ut is a case of giving a dog a bad name and hanging him. an American reported who is familiar with the marauding activities of the Yaquis.
 It is the custom in Sonora, he said, for MeXicans to shout 'Yaqui' when ever a foreigner has been killed in isolated territory, or whenever d fla grant violation of Mexican law has been committed anywhere in the sec ton where YaquiS may be found. This is supposed to impress the visitor with the idea that real Mexican ban ditry exists largely in the imagination of outsiders Hence, the YaQui is blamed for violent acts whether he was responsible or not.
 YaQui and Mexican bandit bands are both active and it is Said to be i'm possible 10 tell which is guilty of various reported raids robberies and murders.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
STIMULATION FOR HUNS.
American Firms Eager to Purchase
 German Goods iS Report.

TreVes, July 1S.--AmeriCan firms appear eager to buy German made goods as quickly as possible, accord ing to letter passing recently through the United States army censorship. Cameos, agates and amcthysts appear to be particularly in demand in Amer ica. As an indication of how German indust stries are being stimulated by or derS from foreign countries A business letter recently said that the crOckCry factories in Thurngen have enough orders on file to keep them engaged four years
 On the other hand. Germany is buy ing from outside countries goods of various kinds. Purchases just at this time, however, are confined chiefly 10 food, cloth and other articles of nC- Cessity. Letters to American manu- featuring firms continue to pass through the censorship in which Ger man firms or individuals make in uuirics regarding agencies in Germany for automobiles, rubber goods and other articles of which the country has been deprived because of the war.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
MAJORITY IF ARMY
 MEN DROP WAR RISK
About 3,OOO,OOO Have Permitted Policies to Lapse

Washington, July 1S-Approximate- cers and enlisted men in the military forces who secured government poli- 1cies through the war risk insurance bureau during the war have failed to |continue their payments, it was dis closed during the meetings of the bu- reaus advisory committee of 13, head ed by Charles Evans Hughes, which closed last night.
 Recommendation that the organiza- ton of the insurance bureau be de- centralized in order to permit more direct and effective transaction of bus mess was made by the advisory com mittee following it's series of confer ences with Director Chomelly Jones and other officials of the bureau.
 Failure of many policy holders to continue payments and convert their term policies was attributed largely to the fact that the bureau is unable to communicate with them as 30 per cent of the addresses of discharged service men are incorrect.
 III OlucI (o tthuSC lIIt 1lSCtSSlly Ol relying on correspondence to carry out this vast undertaking the com nittee recommended that qualified represent tives of the bureau be sent fc the capital of each state to confer with the governor in order to enlist the aid of state, county and munich pal officers In obtaining the correct addresses of discharged service men and keeping in touch with them. Ma tional organizations such as the Red Cross and American Federation of Labor also should be asked to assist in this work the committee said. To keep in personal contact with policy holders the committee recom- mended that the bureau establish To- cal representatives in each state or .n such districts as it may seem ad- visable 10 divide the country. AS d further means of informing policy holders as to their privileges and obli- eatfons an adequate advertising and publicity campaign should be in augurated if was suggested.
 The committee concluding it's re- ' port. stressed the importance of legis- lative provision for placing the organ fzation of the bureau on a permanent basis.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
OUT OF THE ASHES
From Ruins of Belgium Steel Plants One of Greatest Combina tions in the World Will Spring.

Brussels, July IT, (By the Associ- ated Press )-Out of the ruins of Bel gums steel industry, which was sys- tematlcally destroyed by the Germans, will spring one of the biggest steel combinations in the world Ten or l2 of the most powerful corporations whose plants were laid waste, have decided to pool their interests into one immense undertaking. Stock in va rlous companies is being taken care of according to the method followed in merging many American plants in the u. ;. Steel corporation. The only thing remaining to be done is to place valuation on the ore mines in the Briey basin and the Duchy of Luxem- bourg, which will form part of the new trust.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
PHOTO BAN LIFTED.
.JapS Will Now Permit Photographs
 Taken Of Royal Family in Public.

Tokio, July 1S.--Permission has just been granted to take photographs of the imperial family as they appear in public driving in a carriage but not when they are on horseback or afoot. This is interpreted here as a very great concession to the spirit of de- mOcracy.
 In the earlier days of Japan it was popularly supposed that any one Gaz- ing on the sacred emperor would be struck blind. Accordingly his face was always yelled by a fine bamboo mat when an audience was granted. As late as 19l5. on the occasion of the coronation at Kioto, photographs of the emperor and mprcss exhibited in shop windows had the faces of Their Majesties ohsCured by a piece of pa per.
 Now snapshots of the emperor and his COnsOf't are appearing frequently in the Japanese newspapers.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
CABLES TO GERMANY.
Western Union Will Accept Strictly Business Messages for rransmission

G. F. Grof. manager of the local branch of the Western Union company has announced that that organiza ton IS now ready to take business mes sages for delivery in Germany
 Only messages in plain English and French will be accepted. No personal messages or mention of personal mat ters in business message will be al- lowed. Code addresses are not allow ed. Messages must bear at least the surname of the sender
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
pECELT.tR ANOMALY NOTED

Berlin, July 1S.-BN a peculiar mcnt, the official chieftanship of the Prussian state church under the new constitution is now vested in three ministers, two of whom are members of the socialist party which sponsors tho separation of church and state as a, party plank.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
FOUR MILLION CHILDREN
 BEING FED BY AMERICANS

Paris, July 17, (By the Associated Press. )-FouF million children in Eu- rope are being fed under the auspices of inc American relief administration. This work will probably be continued through private charity under Ameri- can direction, even after the conclu- sion of the work of the American food administration in Europe.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
FOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.

Washington, July 1S.-A perma- nent federal employment service would benefit organized and unor- gan1zed labor alike, Frank Morrison, secretary of the American Federation of Labor. decIarcd~ before the joint session of house and senate labor committees.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
NAMED FOR CONGRESS-

Gadsden, Ga, July 1S.-With the vote of only one small precinct miss ing, L. B. Rainey of Gadsden appar- ently has been nominated in the dem ocratic primary in the seventh district to succeed the late John Bur- nett in congress-
New Britain herald., 1919-07-18
800 VESSELS ARE
 GIVEN TO ALLIES

Hamburg, July 1S.-Tt is officially announced 300 vessels of this port with total displacement of 1,16s,00o cubic meters have been delivered to the Entente powers. Of these, 31 were owned by the Ham erican line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-18
KNoa,Sr FAC E A TEMPT.
Unaaimsus Consent Refused eol
Consideration cf Two New
Resolutions

Another mcve toward bringing
about the declaration of peace by a
of Congress was made
yesterday when Senator Knox had
rcferreafto the Foreign Relations
Committee two resolutions en- the
subject.
Senator Knox took action after
he had been refused unanimous
censat for the consideration of
either resolution in the Senate. One
resolution provided FOR ratification
Of the treaty only in SO far as it
establishes peace with Germany,
while the other declares in eight
words that peace exists. between the
United States and Germany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-18
BRYAN COMING ITO VIRGINIA
CcmmoAer Will Tour State in Be-
half of Anti-sa,oon League
in January

William Jennings Bryan anc
Rickmcnd Pearson Hobson will
make a tour of Virginia during
January in the interest of the Anti
Saloon League law enforcement and
world wide prohibition campaign, It
was announced yesterday at the
Office of State Director T. c. Car
rington. Congressman Ursl,aw OF
Atlanta, Ca, vii! speak on Friday
night in Roanoke.
Billy Sunday will back the cam
psign Of the Anti-Sslcon League OF
America for funds to be used in the
law enforcement and world wide
prohibition while holding his meet
ings in Norfolk during the month
Of January.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-18
!. GERMAN MADE TOYS
Wcrld War. Veterans Object to Ac-
tons Of Pennsylvania Merchants

Shamokln, "a, Dec. 1 g. AT .
meeting here Of Lincoln Poss,t M,
7s4 amS rican Legion, unanimous
'pffttssf was voiced againstathe sale
Of German made toys IT. the stores
The action was based on reports
that firms in nearby communities
were advertising articles made in.
Germany before the; war for sale
4 resolution of protest was or''esei
forwarded to the State Department
at Washington. The legi'r lakes
the stand that sale of Gerrnsn
goods should be sSpproki''4ssed until
peace is deelared.7, !,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-18

YERDICTsEoRs DEFENDANTS s.
s -. :. = 4
Case Crew. lat Of Arrest Made by
PrHtbition Officers

- PrHtbition Othcers sss
& MecklenbHE, Va, Dec. 18.-
Following d Hen minute consideration
of the evidHee in the case Iof Viii
liam B. BOYD, against j. Sidney
Peters, VIII g. Payne, AMP Paul
Beattie, tho ury this week, sitting
5in the courH pf MeckEenburg County
returned a 'flrdict for the defend
ants. The sssrdict followed 9 hear
ing of the fshse before Judge Will
liam R. Batksdale.
The easel brew out of the arrest
of Boyd bS Especial officers Payne
and Beattie3 In March %, 1918. The
officers, aftsfsan exciting encounter,
graphically described by Officer
Beattie, arEAed Boyd and iahothef
man. near aitill. Incidental t N tas .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-18

Later 1RoFa sought dana es for.
false arrest with the result Of the
above mentioned verdict.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

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