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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-11
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FRICK ESTATE CUT
ONE THIRD BY TAX


LlNTsRNATIoNAL NEWS sERvIcEf
dAhRISBURGH. Pa. Dec 1.-THE
estate or Henry c. Fricx viii be reduced
almost one-third by taxation. according
to predictions by state officials here to-
day Auditor General Charles a. snyder
thought tho entire estate would amount
70 almost 100000 GOO This would H.
subject to a federal tex Of townts-twe
Per cent state collateral inheritance tas
OF i've per cent and q state direct in
heritance tax Of two per cont Mr.. shy
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-11
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The resolu

government OF Russia The resolu-
ton also called for the following
Raising the blockade Of Russia
An independent investigation Or
the Russia situation.
Appointment of parliamentary
delegation to visit Russia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-11
Coat Ruined by Auto
Accepts Drivers Coat
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

nv f4ftIf Ii Sales.--future Stew
art Of Merrimac. came TO Haverhll to
do some shopping. He was standing
on White street awaiting a trolley car
TO take him home when an automo-
bite driven by George = Tozier. Of
Bradford. approached
Stewart attempted 70 avoid the ma
chine and jumped for the trolley lie
was struck. Knocked down his leg
bruised and his overcoat torn stew
art accompanied Tozier to the Police
headquarters and after an argument
Tozler offered his overcoat to replace
the dana ged one. II was accepted
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
MAN AT DEPOT CAUSES PRESIDENT TO MAKE A JOKING NEGATIVE ANSWER

COLUMBUS, Sept. 5.-This town was gaily decorated in honor of the visit of President Wilson. who arrived here in a special accompanied by Secre- tary Tumulty and big corps Of correspondents He will nex. speak at Indianapolis and then at St. Louis He will deliver only four of his 36 speeches east of the Mississippi river. A man at the Denison depot, through which the train passed, reminded Wilson that they voted against him last time, but would be for him next year" "Oh. no" the President replied laughing, and shaking his shoIl- ders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
PRESIDENT SAYS PUBLIC OPINION TO
 FORGE RATIFICATION OF TREATY
League Is Fulfilln,ent of P romise Made People

COLUMBUS, o. Sept 5The Treaty principles. from the choice the governed and predict that public opinion the mtests of the of Nfons the fulfill of the States ideals the and future the keynote in exem of
 
 E.C sad" o at the shng overwhelmingly people but for
 
 
 Prsidn rira f o O. prom sadn Q published O.  h only report to- he sa e the American people seems
 
  tans" < entsidt 4 # Treaty. smaller o s is an unmeas PeSden o o of the and
 if of md it. oud we nym --
  sdth Washington whether the ratified by the Senate not
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
HITCHCOCK OUTLINES aPa E4l
 DENTS WESTERN TOUR

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Senator Gilbert M Hitchcock gave a state ment to the press shortly after Presi- dent Wilson left Washington saying that the President as well as himself was confident that the treaty would be finally ratified without amend ments or destructive reservations. He quoted the President as saying that the later expected in one of his addresses on the trip to. em- phasize the fact that delays in rati. fication were destructive for proposed legislation to curb profiteering, on the railroad question, and all con
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05

PARIS, Sept 5.-The Supreme AL lied War Council decided to send an uItlrnatum to Rumania regarding her course in Hungary. The ultimatun is to contain drastic terms, with a time limit. The note will be deliv- cred by personal envoy of the council. Should Rumania refuse to reply, diplomatic relations will cease between her and the Allied nations.
 Reports received indicate that Ru.
 nanian soldiers now completely do minate the Hungarian government, and threaten to sack the. country un less Hungary submits to jcIning it
 self with Rumania under King Fer dinand. .4 ~@s 4 {
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
koLcHAx MAKES APPEAL

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Gen. Kolchak, of the anti-Bolsheviki forces, has is- sued a stirring appeal urging all Russians capable to joining the army to enlist at once. and to furnish sup plies. a
 A wireless from the Soviet at Mos COW says Trotsky has declared that the Bolsheyiki must defend Petrograd He said unless Finland ceases pro vocative measures the Bolshevikl will make an advance there. The So viet has decided to offer peace to Els thonia. The Bolsheviki claim the capture of Dubroka on the Volga river.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
ROMAN TELLS
 WHY BIG FLEET
 SENT TO COAST
Admiral Says No Country Would Now Have the Hardihood to Attack
 United States

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. b.-"So long as our feet retains it's present comparative strength and efficiency we cannot imagine that any nation, bar none, will have the hardihood to make war on us" Admiral Husn Rodman asserted. in an address at a great civic reception to Secretary or the Navy Josephus Daniels and of' ficers of the Pacific fleet.
 The advent of the Pacific neet' the admiral said, is sure to increase greatly the commercial marine, devei- op the harbors. give additional em' ployment to the worker and add to the business of the Pacific coast.
 We want you god people Of the Pacific coast to feel that this Is your fleet. your protective force" he said. sbut you should realize that we need your hearty cooperative asisst ance in keeping up its efficiency"
 Address In Full.
 The Admiral in his address said:
 ITO one who is unaccustomed tc making addresses in public, am
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
CARUSO IS WILLING
 TO LOSE $3O0,000
 TO AVOID CONTRACT

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Caruso, the noted singer, says he is under contract to give 12 performances in Mexico City for $84,000. He says unless conditions are soon improved in Mexico he will not go there and that failure to appear will cost him $300,000 in damages on account of a violation of the terms of the con- tract.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
GEN. FOCH DECIDES AMERICANS ARE TO
 OCCUPY THE RHINE

COBLENZ, Sep1t. 5.-Gen. Foch has decided that the Americans are permanently to hold on the Rhine an area twice as large as the area which has been under the jurisdic- tion of the Americans since the last combat division left for home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
AMERICAN FUR FIRM WILL GO AFTER THE
 TRADE IN GERxANx

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.--The New York Fur Auction Sales Corporation has established an agency at DAnA zig. as the first move to re-estab- fish the raw fur trade with Ger many. aaA
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
STUDENT TRIES TO KILL EGYPTIAN PREMIER
 BY THROWING A BOMB

LONDON. Sept. 5.-lt is report ed that an attempt was made by q student to kill Hussen Pasha, the Premier of Egypt, with bomb. The Premier was not injured. The student was arrested.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
CONVENTION TO TAKE UP THE
 HIGH COST OF LIVING IS CALLED

WASHINGTON, Sept 5. - President Wilson has written the United States Chamber of Commerce Samuel Gomper of American Federation of Labo and leading agricultural associations and companies and bankers to submit nominations for delegates for conference with the Pres dent labor and capital questions and the cost of living While his in the West the President will select the delegates from the lists submitted. sas
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
STATES TO ASSIST GOVERNMENT

BOSTON Sept 5-The National Association of Attorney Generals confer with Attorney General Palmer campaign in the different States to re- duce the cost of living and State Legislation de- signed to curb profiteerng.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
SENATE MAvfcEr BUSY

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The Sen ate Foreign Relations Committee is planning to adopt resolution for the ratification of the treaty with re- servations, and to report the treaty to the Senate at once.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05

SEWARD, spet. 5.-(speciai to Empire)-The surrender of William Dempsey, who shot and killed Isaac Evans, the popular United States Deputy Marshal, with the finding of the body of Margaret Lavor in a we'll at Anchorage, is causing feeling to run high here against the accused.
 Dempsey, alias Cummings, surren- dered yesterday afternoon at one o'clock when two searchers ap' preached. He had not been a mile from Seward since he shot Isaac Evans last Monday morning while being led to jail on information from Anchorage officers that he was want ed in connection with the disappear ance of the Lavor woman. When he gave himself up, he was endeavoring to reach the city to get something to eat. He did not know that one of the eight shots he had fired had killed Evans. He declared that Ev- ans had fired the first shot. He said he was sorry for the deed as he had never killed a man and never wanted to have that charged against him.
 SEARCH AND FINDING THE BODY
 ANCHORAGE, Sept. 5.-(Special to Empire)-The body of Margaret La vore was found in an oldswell on abandoned premises, the well being fitted with false bottom. The body was covered with rubbish. The ac- tion of dogs whining at the top of the we'll led to the discovery.
 The we'll had been previously ex- amined by searchers, but the body was so carefully concealed that it was not discovered The officers here believe that William Dempsey, the murderer of Deputy Marshal Ev- ans, committed the deed with an ac. complice. The murder undoubtedly was committed seven blocks from where the body was found. The search for it had proceeded since August 25, when the woman was missed
 The dead woman belonged to the underworld and operated cigar store and soft drink place opposite the baseball park She was last seen Monday night, August 20. Since that time the marshaTs office conducted a vigorous search. assisted by volun- teers, through the brush. empty houses, old wells, cellars. the entire
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
RATIFiEs THE TREATY

WELLINGTON. N. E., Sept. 5.-The Parliament has ratified the German treaty. The Unionists criticised the treaty, but were outvoted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
PE7ROGRAD j'.'II|S.I1..,,l TO BE'ATTACkED
 BY BRITISH NAVY
Commander of the British Squadron Arrives in Fin land Port-Appeal Is
 Made by KoIchak

HELsINGFoRS, Finland. Sept B. Admiral Cowan, Commander of the British squadron of the Baltic, has arrived here It is believed that his visit is in connection with an attack against Petrograd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
DATE SET FOR CONVENTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-President Wilson will call con Capital and agricultural and ndus trial interests here Oct 5h and 10h to discuss questions including the railroads and recon structon subjects and the cost of living. ,.st
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
(Continued on Page Five.)

Dr. F. M. C0ckerhill of Valdez is the author of an Alaskan bear story appearing in the current issue of the National Sportsman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
REDS WANT PEACE

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Moscow reports that anti-Bolsheviki troops have oc' cupied the southern suburbs of Kiey and that fighting continues. Reports
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
THIS Is OFFICIAL

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 5.-It is off clally learned that the American aer oplane attacked by Mexican federals under the Carranza government was in American territory when it was fired on.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
MExICANS FIRED
 UPON PLANE ON {.
 AMERICAN SOIL
Mexican Consul Admits Carranza Soldiers Made Unprovoked Attack on
 Yankee Aviat0rS

LAREDO, Sept 5.-The Mexican Consul here said Carranza men fired on American aviators and that the aviators were on American soil at the time. He said the firing was unwar- ranted and that the men probably would be punished.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05

Victor Sedgwick recently resigned as Deputy Marshal at Naknek anc will return to Valdez to reside.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
WHAT MExIcANs CLAIM

WASHINGTON. Sept 5.-Major Dickson. Commander of the south ern department. reported that the American aeroplane which the Mex jeans fired on was at no time over Mexican territory. The Mexicans claimed the machine crossed the boundary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
WILLIAM DEMPSEY CAPTURED AND BODY OF WOMAN WHO WAS KILLED
 IS FOUND IN BOTTOM OF AN OLD
 WELL L--FEELINC IS RUNNING HIGH

red light district, and every place where body might be concealed.
 The dead woman was comparative ly young, about 35, and extra heavy. She formerly lived in Fairbanks on Cleary creek.
 was known to have thousands of dollars in jewelry and money about her person. She left her place with a friend saying she would return shortly. She was then dressed light ly. and carried for ornament dia- mond dragon pin, diamond rings. and gold watch.
 Dempsey was suspected from the start by the officers. He had at tempted on several occasions to make engagements with her. He left for Seward while the search was being conducted, and information was sent there to Deputy Marshal Evans to arrest him. While he was being led to jail he is said to have suddenly jumped back and fired eight shots from 38-automatic revolver, one of which took effect in the lower part of Evans right lung. Evans re- turned the fire, but Dempsey escaped on hand car and took to the woods, Later Evans died from the wound. Evans vas popular here, as well as in other Alaskan towns where he had a wide acquaintance. and popular feeling runs high on learning of his death at the hands of one already suspected of murder.
 The officers had about concluded the body of the Lavor woman had been thrown in the bay when it was discovered through the scent of dogs. BRENNEMAN CONDUCTS SEARCH
 SEWARD, Sept. 5.-(Special to Empire)-As soon as he received word of the murder of Evans, United States Marshal Brenneman arrived from Valdez to conduct the search for Dempsey. Deputies Burgis and Moses arrived from Anchorage to assist. Twenty-seven sourdoughs formed a night patrol and guarded the country from Seward north to Snow river It was felt certain that he could not escape, although some believed that he might commit suit eide.
 Dempsey left Juneau last pecem- Der. .a se .5eg, ..s,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
uLT TIMATUM WILL BE SENT BY THE ALLIED WAR C0UNC AT ONCE TO
 RUMANIA, DEMANDING AN ANSWER TO REGENT NOTE OF THE ALLIES

struction questions. Hitchcock said Wilson planned in his speeches to analize the treaty in detail, especial ly the covenant of the League of Ma tions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05

tcontinued on Page Two)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
SOCIALISTS AGAINST TREATY

PARIS, Sept. 5.-Deputy Frank Bollion, during the fourteenth days of oratory in the Chamber of Depu- ties on the ratification of the peace treaty, declared that he intended to vote against the treaty. He was the first deputy to announce his stand adversely to the treaty. afif H Later Deputy Ostral, one of the minority Socialist party, informed the Chamber that his party of B mem bers intended to vote against the treaty
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05
SAYS MURDERER WILL sE TREE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The Mex ican Embassy here announced that five outlaws responsible for the mur-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-05

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-01
Deutittc 0clceatcf, itt
UerIaiucs.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
April oath, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
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groBe NnaabI Der 6entfden DeIega-
ten CUR Griebens @onferen5 tam be11-
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faroen feline 9tpiibenfGIIe ftnH.
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niiden DeIegnten, tper6en n1prgen
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bereit, Ben 5rie6ensbertrag 5u e1n-
pfnngen, Der beinabe bonitdn6ig lit,
Ser ei15ige nusifeben6e groBe Sell
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tam in Bnris. an, un6 Elm 8erim Int-
tet babir, bob er nIs Sdie6srihter
in observation-disclosures gelten miro.
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at1tnte fir 6as 6interlanb.

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len nnb i1bnitrielIen 2eben berienige1
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