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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
MYSTERY FLAG
APPEARS IN 1
COURT TODAY
Ford Declares it is the First
Time me He Has Ever
seenrEtnblern.

sta ~ ~" yEHs .aHrrs' = ffsaE"Afs"
Mount Clemens, Mich, July IS
| Henry Ford, plaintiff In a 81, 100000
libel suit against the Chicago Daily
Tribune. resumed the witness stand
today and was questioned by Attorney
Elliot G. Stevenson for the defendant.
The mysterious flag Of humanity -
which the defense has been demand
ing ever since the case began, made
it's appearance. +.
1T is the first time I ever saw it,"
remarked Mr.. Ford.
DO you like it better than the
Stars n Stripes?" asked MI. Steven
son. s-
TITS a different kind Of nag, an
swered the witness.
The flag was about seven by four
teen feet, with the earth in white on
a blue field.
The emblem, designed to typify
world brotherhood, is said to have
grown out of a remark by Mr.. Ford
three or four years ago when he said
that all national flags should be sue
ceeded by a flag of humanity under
which all men of all nations might
stand. :
Up to today counsel for Mr.. Ford
denied existence of such a flag, but
said a search for it was being prose-
cuted. Last week Attorney Stevenson
said his information was that the flag
had been brought to Mount Clemens
and had disappeared.
Where was it found?" asked Mr..
Stevenson. -
st don't know said MI. Ford.
Produce Paciffst Pamphlet.
Attorney Stevenson introduced a
pamphlet containing pacifist argu-
Hnents> which, witness admitted, wa
widely distributed at his expense in
1915.
Mr.. Stevenson quoted Mr.. Ford az
saying preparedness is the root of
war"
..That meant over-preparedness."
said Mr.. Ford. .
What do you mean when you say
that war is murder?" !
WAR of aggression" ~
"And those who urge preparedness
advocate murder?"
"Over-preparedness: yes" Witness
said that sane preparedness for de-
tense was legitimate. He had no
quarrel with it.
The lawyer quoted from the peace
pamphlet wherein Mr.. Ford advocated
disarmament and asked If, in 1915,
Mr.. Ford was opposing n prepared
ness whatsoever.
YES" admitted the witness.
LET us disarm and the world will
follow" Mr.. Stevenson read from the
booklet.
, "That was a good plan," said the
manufacturer. 4.
Attorney Alfred Lucking, counsel
for the plaintiff, entered frequent OBJ
jections. He asserted that Mr.. Steven
son should not pick out stray phrases
but should give the entire articles
when he read from the pamphlet.
President Wilson was one of those
who urged the preparedness which
yoM call murder I Mr.. Ford was
asked. g
l..over preparedness; r am. strong
sHfYou were not in 1852"
II thought u preparedness at that
time was adequate
.''Do you think now that var is muir
der?" S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15

Lillian Carson Murray With Worda
The great lure of this immense
Workman exposition-carnival Is the
bright lights OF. the beautifully em-
blazoned show fronts, behind which
the tented theaters offer programs Of
merit. The gorgeous brilliancy Of the
vast collection Of costly and in
genious pleasure rides, all Of the lat
est styles and Inventions, the really
excellent music and the extremely
novel surroundings and the happy and
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
DIES Laos WESTERN
OIL co. MEN HERE

President A. r. Blum and Secretary
and General Manager III. s. johnson
Of the Des Laos Western Oil com-
pany, accompanied by their wives, are
here to attend the fair.
The Des Laos Western OIL company
has a booth in the Liberal Arts build
ing, where exhibits Of the various for
nations encountered in drilling as
disclosed by the drill r shown, also
a miniature drilling OUTFIT in operation
and other interesting features Of the
oil operations.
A corps Of men are in attendance
to explain and answer questions con-
corning oil operations in North Da-
kOta.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15

The engagement with the anar-
chists which occurred at Sestri Pom
ente, four miles west Of Genoa, also
resulted in the arrest Of four mar
ch4BtA.
A general strike began at Caltanis-
settA- Scilly. The people there
marched through the streets crying
"Vive Soviet" and forced dealers in
foodstu1s and other necessities to re-
duce prices SO per cent
Lucera is an ancient town in south
ern Italy, west northwest of Foggta-
ASSIGNED TO EARLY RETURN.
Washington, July 15.-The second
division of regulars and "all attached
units" have been assigned to early re-
turn home This division includes the
fifth and sixth regiments of marines.
It's release from duty overseas leaves
only the first and third divisions as
signed to active duty in France.
Herald Wants Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15

sight seeing involved it is cheaper
than staying at home.
And as Mr.. Workman remarked,
people differ in their inclinations
regarding shows, 80 it is the show
mans method to try and meet all
comers,' as it were. by spending q
fortune on all kinds of exhibitions
and attractions, hoping many Of them
will appeal to the pleasure seeker, for
as often said, people are as varied
as the shows" I:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
EVENING EDITION.

rotary of war and ofncerSsrepreesnt-
Ing Field Marshal Haig and Str Henry
H. Wilson, chief OF the imperial star.
After an inspection Of the guard Of
honor the party drove to the Carton
hotel. being warmly cheered BY the
crowds along the route which 10 AZ
ready gay with decorations for the
celebration OF peace day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
ASSIGNED TO EARLY RETURN.

Lucera is an ancient town In south
ern Italy, west northwest of Foggta-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15

joyous atmosphere of the attractive
festivities.
This unusually conspicuous spec
tacle in a sort Of movable dreamland
invites ones natural curiosity to view
it all, and such fair and generous
prices to the pay exhibitions that an
entire family can enjoy an muse
ment outing at reasonable expense, in
fact for the thrilling and interesting
ms .Joyland Folhes" at State Fair.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15

30. to supply all this costly and
massive amusement equipment and
the many JOY thrills and pleasure
rides, Clarence A. Workman. the
master Snowman. brings his shows to
this big fair n the only owner and
director of outdoor entertainment who
could comply with the wealth of
paraphernalia absolutely necessary
and required for this eventful cele-
bration.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
PERSHINC in
LONDON FOR
CELEBRATION
Met by High Officials and is
Enthusiastically
Cheered.

London, July 15.-General John ].
Pershing. commander of the Ameri-
car force in France. arrived here with
his staff, this forenoon. to take part
in the peace celebration. He was met
at Dover by General So Henry S.
Horne and a guard of nor.
Arriving at Victoria station. Cen
ira Pershing was welcomed by Col
mel Winston Spencer Churchill, sec
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
TEN KILLED IN
ITALIAN RIOTS
Large Number of Other Per
sons Are Injured During
Strike Trouble.

Rome, Monday, June 10y the
Associated Presa)-strike disorders
occurred at various places in Italy
today. At Lucera eight persons were
killed and 80 wounded. Near Genoa
two anarchists were killed in 4 isht
with Carabinieri. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-15
GO AFTER THAT
SKIN TROUBLE
WITH POSLAM

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ing on your skin decide right now
that you have tolerated It long
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and child who suffers from pimples.
eczema, rash, redness. itching and
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it soothes. cools and comforts. Makes
the work Of healing ecxemas UNI
usually short and pleasant.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. PAS
West 47th St., New York CITY,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-25
@ REV1STA DE LA SEMANA .
Ell VUEI AS LANr1co-sE CoNcEDE UNA sEMANA MASS Los ALEMANEs-oRA VEz
LA QUESTION De FTUME- Made CoNVENCE Ell TRAIAD D.
ExPosIcoN DE ART al EN- NUEVA

Sc habia lab;ado de ual transae-
ci1n consist ente en- hacsr q fiume
una ciu I'd ntre. bajo ell control de
la Liga de Naciones. Pero tai so
lucion nc saIistace a 1taIa. que cree
| poser .i,c:echos historieos indiscuti-
BILE sobre dicha ciudad, y tampoco
agraGa deltoio a los yugoSavos.
y es gu. la question esta eri7ada de
iificultades, intrinsecas unas, artifi-
| GALES otras. pe-o que todos conspiran
a volver insoiuDle ell praoiema. Las
dificultadcs ratIrales u-JsEal de la
~cr.aci:.. ha rs Estados yusoslavos,
que nadie podia prever, Y que eXigen
una salida hacia ell mar, para 81 CO.
mercio exterior, Y que alegan funda-
damente que Ffunle esta dentro de su
t%erritorio. Agrueguese a este que Sc
gun Ell arreglo de fronteras propues-
to por Ell Presidente Wilson, multi
tud de slavos quedaran dentro de las
fronteras ftalianas, asi como multi
tud de italianos quedaran dentro de
las fronteras slavas. P-oDablemente
pasa de $4,000 ell numero de ~slovacos
que seran italiancs, seg1n csc arreglo,
en- tanto que ell numero de itahanos
que seran anparados por Ia bandera
slava sera cuando menos de 10000.
ST Sc agrega Fiume a Italia, Ell MI
nero de esos italianos quedaH reduei-
do a La mitac.
Mas Ia question del Adriatico es la
question de Fiume, asi como Ia de
la soberania de las isias dc Ia Dalma-
cha austriaca. Los sfavos del sur
probablemente asentirian a Ia erec-
ci6n de Fiume en- ciu6ad libre, STEM
pre- u ell ~ferrocarril de Lalbach
a FiuIne v e te%rritorio que aIav1esa
siguiera perteneciendo a I~ugoslavla;
pero Sc opondrian energicamente a
u Sc estableciera n soberanla
extranjera sobre ell Adriatico oriental,
al sur de Quarnero, en- algun punto de
la costa o de las islas.
Lo curioso del caso @ que ell pacto
secreto de Londres en- ell que basan
sus reclamaciones los ~italianos, da
Fiume a Croacia, y no a Italia, Y ade-
mas esta tan NAL redactado que su
eiecuci6n ocasionaria a Italia los
mayores perJuicios.
La nota mas satente de la question,
es la nota que Sc dice enviaron los a.
liados a Italia, ~pidiendole explique ei
desembarco de fuerzas en- Turquia- Sc
dice que ell Primer Ministro 1tailano
Orlando, contesto de una manera Vo-
lenta al Consejo de los Cuatro, des-
pues de un incidente personal obJe-
tando la ~presencia de Venizelos, PIT
mer Ministro de Grecia, en- Ia session.
Los itahanos han desembarcado
fuerzas en- AdsIia, Budrm, y Makrl,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-25

Los p~olacos, para quienes Oanzfe
| es Ia unica parte por donde poeoefl
/ .ener acceso al mar. piden que Ia Gu
| dad sea unida a Polonia, 4 Ia que
| nertenecia antes de que esa nac1oii
| fuera dividida entire varios pa1ses'
con ell derecho del mas fuerte.
Los alcmanes piden que Danslg'
one es INA ciudad entsramente a
lemana siga siendo possession alerna-
ma. ~invocando la d~eclaracfon del Pre-
! sidente Wilson, de que solo las po'
| b,aciones ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pofaeas
| formarian parte de Poionla.
Para armouiZar ambas peticlones,
meior dicho, para desechar ambss,
Sc busca una tercera sofucton: Ia
| de neutrahzar la parte baja del Wis
tula V deciarar a Danzig puerto u
bre.
5C,1al de estas tres soluciones es
Ia mas justa, y ofrece mejores ga
rantias para 10 future?
Para c~ontestarla debidamente per
r~oitasenos ~establecer los h=chos hsto-
ricos. LA ciudad de Darzig es a
lenana o polaca?
Desde la division de Polonia ha
pertenecido a Prussia. ST sc conside-
"a solamente Ia ciudad, la niayoria
de la poblacion es alemana. Pero
antes de Ia particion dc Poionla "a
| ciuGad era poIaca, no solo porque vo-
lunLariamente formaba parte int
granite de Polonia, sino porque sus
| habitantes han sido siempre polacos
de corazon, Y tan ard,enteHente 10
| fueron. que fue ell ultimo lugar que
| ces6 de hacer ~resistencia con las ar
mas en- la mano a la arexion prussia
ma, en- 1895.
i Desde Ia N10a. centuria, en- que
il ciudad no tcnia vecinos aiemanes,
| estuvo en- pugna con los suecos, los Ia
Eeses, etc. No fue sino hasta Ell 81
Clio XIV cuando los caballeros teutonl-
| cos sc hicieron vecinos de la cludad.
cuando entrando en- negociaciones con
Ia poblacion, invitaron a sus mas dis
tinguidos c~iudadanos, y hospitalarla-
mente los ahorcaron a todos. Pero
eI fruto de esa TRACTION duro POGO,
porque despues de la batalla de Gun
valid, en- que los p~olacos de%rrotaron
completamente a los teutones, la
Prussia occidental, incluyendo Dam
| zig, Sc declare independence de los
aiemanes V voluntarianlente pidio So
union a Polonia, 10 cual Sc verified
en- 1454, y los habitantes, sin ningu-
ma preston de los p~ola.cos, Sc hicieron
leales Y adictos subd.tos del pals.
Despues de Ia particion de Polo
MIA, Danzig, que fue Incorporate a
Prussia, sc hizo en- gran parte alemana
Lo admirable es que despues de l22
ancs de domination aiemana, tan
opuesta a las costumbres de Folonia
Y en- que no Sc dejo piedra que
mover para germanizar a Ia pobla
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-25
Ell Problema de Danzig
iPOLACO? iALEMAN? NEUTRAL?

cion, no hzya sido eHermInado del
TODD ell elemento polaeo. Bas.e deer
que ell idioma pofaeo fue rtgurosA-
mente exclude de toda IA vida publ
ca, y que aun So obhgo a los ohreros
poheos a for1nr parts de las sooe-
dades alemxnas.
ST a TODD esto Sc a1ade que bajo
Ia domination polaca Danzig aIeanzo
$ mayor prosperidad eeonomica, po-
demos va entrar a Ia discussion de Las
tres sol1ciones que Sc ofrecn al pro-
blema.
81 sc acepta Ia primera sofucion,
este es, 81 Danzig Sc asgna a Polo
MIA. su future esta perfectamente
claro, definido y asegurado. Danzg
volyeria a ser 10 que fue cuando era
una ciudad polae- Unda nnevamen-
tie a su antigua y verdadera patr1a.
volveria a gozsr de perfeeta lber-
Bile desrrollo economico. A pesar
tad, nacional = rehgiosa, con gran
des oportunidades para 81 admIra-
del rigor dc Ia domination rua, Pc
ionia d~esarrollo gnndemeute sns m
dustras, y busco salidas haeia Rusla,
Y por medic de Russia hacia Ell or1ente.
Y es hacia Danzig haGa donde la in
austria polaca, -sgenerada y librs,
envara sus ~productos; es haela Dan
zig hacia donie Ia coriente pola-
20 lleyara al Vistula los productos
Gel suelo patric, y es hacia Danzls
hacia donde todas las Was de comu-
nicacion que van a e~onstruirse ne
cesariamente, deben terminar.
No dscutiremos Ia segunda solu-
cion: Ia de asignar Danzig a Alcma-
MIA. Els una solucion absurda, por-
que d~estruiria de antemano Ia pros
peridad de Ia Polonia resucitada. Es
una solucion immoral, porque sancio-
maria ell crimen de la participation
de Polonia, reconociendo los dere-
chos adquiridos por aquel criminal
procedimiento.
En- cuanto a Ia tercera solucion: IA
de n%eutrafzar "a baio Vstula y pro.
clamar a Danizg ciudad libre equi-
valdria, practicamente, a incorporar
a Danzig a Alenania. Despues de
haber visto a Alemania obligada a
desistir de su sueno dorado, La cons
truccion del ferrocarril de Berlin a
Bagdad. Danzig formara un nue.
vo e importante centric economico,
con ell Oriente como objective. Y es
facil preveer ell resultado de Ia COM
petencia entire Polopia y Alemania.
Los alemanes han destruido completa-
mente Ia industrial polaca: Ia marina
| polaca aun no Sc forma. en- tanto que
Alemania tiene todos los recursos eco
nomicos intactos.
Danzig, ciudad libre, significa Dan
zig aiemana: una nueva y podcrosa
~estacion de Ia milenaria Alemania pa
Ira invadir ell orientc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-25

Ell nartes de la semana pasada
comenzaron a venderse en- Nueva
York, despues de haber estado ex-
puestos por algunos dias en- las gale
rias Anderson, setenta y tres cuadros
de6idos al pincel de artistas eSpa-
noles Que wien. Esas obras de arte
Sc exhibieron en- la Exposition Inter
nacional del Pacifico dc Panama, de
California, en- 1915, Y en- la EXPOSE
cion de Panama-Ca California celebrate
en- San Diego cl ano pasado.
Los cuadros llevan las frrmas, "a
muy conocidas en- Nueva York y en- ei
mundo del arte, de Zuloaga, Sorola,
Basteda. etc, y aun sc guardian en- Ia
metr6poIi americana gratos recuerdos
de la EXPOSITION Sorola en- el Musso
Hisanico.
Los cuadros Sc estan ven6endo a
gran prisa = a muy buenos precios. Y
con ell objeto de que los que no tengan
nanera de conpr1r I'm cuadro, no Sc
oeden SIN una obra de a1te, los ar
tistas estan d%ibujando, en- Ell msna
salon de veuta. bosqueJos en- NINA
tura que venden a eien dolzres pieza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-25

3-Zacatecas. Marcia.
No Llores. Danza.
4-Porfirio Diaz. Marcia.
Saltimbanquis. Walls.
6-La Dolores. Jota.
En- ell Bale. Mazurka.
LA Madre del Cordero. Jota.
Ell Choclo. Tango.
12-Encantadora. Mazurka.
Ojos NadegroS. Polka Brillante.
14-A la Fiesta. Walls.
Marcia Zaragoza.
15-8aile de Sorpresa. Schottlsch.
Amor Meyicano. Vals.
26-Tarde Otonal. Walls.
Los ~Parranderos. Polka.
29-La Matchicha. A Ia Frarcesa.
Los Cocineros. Jota.
3-Gigantes V Cabezudos. Jota de la Ear
Hidalguense. Paso Doble. (zuela
3S-Minuto. Paso Doodle.
Ana Maria. Walls.
40-SangTe ESpanola. PaSo Doble.
La Giralda. Marcia.
599-De Torreon a Lerdo. Marcia.
Amor. Walls.
6O0-La Gatita Blanca. Matchicha.
Moraima. I~nternezzo.
6GT-No te Acuerdas? SchottiSch.
Feiiz Momento. Mazurka.
60S-Gran Jota Aragonesa.
4 los ToroS. PaSo Dobie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-25
Banda Espanola.

61S-Cadiz. Jota de la Zarzuela.
Esfinge. Walls.
619-Segura. Marcia.
Ell VENTURES de 1nfanteria. Marcia.
2O45-Al Oriente Paso de Vencedores. Paso
Rio Rosa. Walls. (Doble.
2o60-El Condo de ~Luxemburgo Iehar) Walls
Ell Aldeano Allegro. Walls.
227s-Casta susanna. Walls.
Loca de Amor. Walls.
2Sl2-Cielo Andaluz. Paso Doble.
Cascabeles. Two Step.
23fS-Tres Piedras. Two Step.
Sulamith. lntermezzo.
-2641-Oiga. Prenda. Tango.
Ell Otario. Tango.
27l5-Noche Blanca. Walls.
Ash te Quiero.- Danzas.
2716-Las tres Pelonas. Danzas.
Ell Pagare. Two Step.
27SS-La Varsoviana. Polka.
Dias Felices. Polka.
273e-Feiz Compleanos. Walls.
Alexandra. Walls.
2764-Costena. Marcia
Adela. Walls.
2771-Los Agachados. Two Step.
Adios. Danzas.
2791-Los Chaqueteros. Two Step.
Jesusita. Polka.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-25

en- los dias en- q Orlando y Sonlno
estuvieron ausentes de Ia Conferen-
cia de Paz, y tai desembarco Sc hizo
| sin consenimiento de los allados.
Los chinos tawoeo estan confor-
mes con ell traspaso que ell ConseJo de
los Tres hizo a los japoneses de la pc
ninsula de S~hangtung, y han publ
cado una declaration sobre ell parti-
| cular en- Ia que Altman que el tras-
paso de los dereehos que a China
pertenecen, Sc hiZo a los japoneses pa
IA conseguir su apoyo para la Llga
de Naciones, y que por consiguiente,
tai pacto viola ell espiritu y letra del
pacto constituivo de Ia misma Llga-
Afirman los chinos que con tai de-
cision Sc ha robustecido considerable
mente ell partido de China meridional,
que intentara, con csc motive, derro-
car al actual gobierno.
Segun Ia declaration china Francia
o Inslaterra celebraror en- 1917 un
conveuio para apoyar las p~retenslones
del Japon en- ell Extreme oriente, en-
cuanto ~afectaban a China, Y que 4 es-
te pals no Sc lie do noticia de que
existiera tai c%onvenio, nj aun despues
de que China habia entrado a Ia que
rra del lado de los aliados, y cnando
por 10 misno quedaron anulados to-
dos los convenios con Alemania, vol
viendo acknowledgements a China los
dere:hos uue los alemanes tenian, por
concession del gobierno chino, SCORE
ia peninsula de ShangtWg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-25

La question italiana ma Sueltc a
recrudecerse, Y ahora ias lrss del
pueblo i.alianC Sc vuei e contra sus
ief-, n-lancc = S%oEinGo, ac.sando
les dc hao.r cedido a las s1igencias
de Mr.. Wils.n eA ia question dc Flu
me.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-25

c 312-Pobre Alma Mia. Danza.
Las FioletaS. DANA.
361-PenSando en- T.. Danza.
Mi Morenita. DANA.
465-DanZa Romantica.
Marina. En- las alas del deseo.
2034-Cielo Azul. Danza.
Ell Angel de Mis- AmoreS. Walls.
20S6-LoS SaltimbanquiS. Opereta. Walls.
5Quien Como 20 tie Guerra? Danza.
214S-Hermosa Patria Mia. Zortzico.
ST V Mono Y ST. Danza.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-15
PETITION FOR AN IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.

To be Presented to the County Court
of Harney County, State of Ore
gon, ON the 9th Day of March, 1910
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-02-10
Accused Of Eloping
With Soldiers Wife

Helena, Feb. 9.-Jack Guy, arrested al
Butte by Deputy L. S Marshal Boil
Flynn and charged with white slavery
is being held pending action of the fed
eral grand jury which will be convened
next Saturday at Great Falls The gov
ernment alleges that Guy persuaded a
woman to leave Spokane and accompany
him into this state. She reported the
matter to the federal officials She was
brot to the Florence Crittenden home
in Helena, where she Will stay until she
decides to return to Spokane or to her
relatives
The woman is the wife of a soldier.
They were homesteading near Spokane
when he went into the service. She re-
mained on the place and put in the crops
and after distributing the livestock
among the neighbors To BE- held uatil her
return to the ranch. she went 70 Spo-
kane and obtained job as an engine
wiper. 1t was while in this work that
she met Guy, who. she said. represented
to her that he was a man of some inf1u
ence at Butte and would get her into
easier work if she would accompany
him. The woman's name is withheld.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-02-10
GERMANY ALONE
HATEDROOSEVELT.
DECLARES LODGE
Nations Leaders and Representatives of Foreign
Governments Pay Tribute to Memory
Of Former President

Washington, Feb. 9.-In solemn ser
vices within the house chamber today
the nations leaders and representatives
Of foreign governments paid tribute to
the memory of Theodore Roosevelt.
Members Of congress, supreme court jus
tees, members of the cabinet, army and
navy officers and diplomats of many ma
tons heard Senator Lodge, of Massachu-
setts praise Roosevelt as statesman
and as q man.
Crowded galleries and the throng of
men and women who could not gain ad-
mission testified to The personal feeling
for the man whose death shocked the
world. 1t was this to which Senator
Lodge, a close friend of the man he
euIogized. referred when he spoke these
words in the stiffness of the house cham
ber:
"a tower is fallen, a star is set!
Alas Alas for Celin.
THE words Of lamentation from the
old Moorish ballad. which in boyhood we
used to rccitc. must, | think. have risen
to many hps when the world was told
that Theodore Roosevelt was dead. But