davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
SiStransporten
anfommet.

@~oibirgtou ocn 136e NoU. o
SoIoater, bui5 sig bIeU brogt III
gtem 9orf utto lrauayoriltlbet
Safe 0uroga", onlatter lem Geit-
nautcr % 90 llnoeroniccrcr % DC.
uige.
VI gnrite tort 9lutoI al Dem bar
hlemmcbgrcn0e / o. nor0ueitIIgc
Stater, oerlblauot &eituanterne 60
numb u. Collins ira H@acine, Nis.,
% GIiiiorO 4. Tbiuip9 ira 9tcoId,
soma. iantt f%slgenoe lluocrolilcercy
% Oicnige: Sobu = GnBoue, Rain
Oulc, Wttdj. Grteit ii. Gerrp. Sontg
Brand. ytid. 50gn " @i3clop,
Gopeniib WIt.; Solcyg %r.c0t,
@oIano. 4lid) 4j0rEU ! Suroict,
Soutb Nluitou 5alllo, gllA
4}artn ). GompDeil, FortIau0.
llid).; IaTe!o GaHnI8aro, Goutore,
Qitd).; 6rant GlIiN, &aroga gtid}
Clarence 81. Guof, Stcutou. Crta
rio, Ganooa; gluo Groot, &ufepierU.
Uiid.; AQict !, Gctjler, prescott,
glid. Shlioma 3gmcut, 3~ciuaolr,
Did. gtlbcrt 3. Go3.to, gt Nap.
lbs, Yiidj.; Dian 6errluO, glrma0a,
Nii1.; Salter e. 6rantliH Belle
pie, Wild].; 9eurD Oarleyp. gtarit.
Wtid). SEQ Gaaper. Gbaiuniug,
Did; 4lirco s. Sen0o, @rosie
S5lc, NidI.; Bart Slut, 9uoioH.
pile. Rid. GorI 9. SorOan 6errp
Did; 9alcutine autia, aotutalpLl..
Rld.; Auoretu 5. altIlpIcfi Nil.
pdufea; 3enrg 2aisiou, Simeon.
ming, Rid; Graut 9. Vtc>ougblir.
GIf RapioS, Niih.; Soc >. Nolutr.
6olntain. Midl. 6reo II. @orriot:.
Bort Sl,rou Nit),; @iaiam 8ean,
Napuiae, Mit.; Charles 9tid)ol5,
R0ie Sim, QtiG). 6eroinono Ea.-
iop, Woiiuee, isis; CAMEL Ro5.
bins. Blaine, @lId Glopo $. 9ioie.
Stur1l2. Mid; Gogmono ! RIM.
brandt, @u0ionuiue, Did; Grans
Y. Sop9, gIccoiga, Did; 6ran:
6. Sapictls, Hacire. 8is.; 6lop>
u. Sictlcs, GecterpiGe. Did Sar.
olo 8. @aguer. 0arlar, QtId).;
Souis :. @eauGr. Marlultte. Miit) /:
Salon ). &bitforo, &ittempre.
Mid, % @i0iGm !. 3IeJeEIeu.
90usgiols @t..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
olpiierne 90 Sc hoiep rlier

Ncp 2lort Den 1909 Non. @lanor
oc InbctoIln8er, iont blcU peotagst
al bcl CrirdIouucutiou. lom uar
laumcnfaIot al Dc amcritonltc IuI9.
u0giUerca SduOoiorenlnJ lorat oro
ie oen trutn0c fopirnanacl % BEN
rciultereHOc Gorbelclle al llogtitcr.
lie. uur Ho0pcnbIgheocr al CT Nor.
hsielic al ioaue( Refreshments lo!a
Ibonuent2prilcu.
Ger oplpltr2, at scr par Foplr-
mauGel belle Scroeu oucr. % at Der
al gpilerRe bcri Sa.loet loriloeG
brllge3 10 Vroccut mere Eupir, c15
ser pro0uccrc3. Gettc mtucr mgE
anOrc Gro, al Scr, ON 6orbruAct Itic
moitrUutchc2, ! Sobtt al ct Mar Ull
Sc pore 2O.0G0 Con tiItort.
5oruOtn Ell Sorhoicllc a. 9tucr.
tlalcment2. o8 Abonnent2priicn an
bciolcoca oginu cn bc;pOcitg $rt0.
ltrGufuing al aulicrnc5 StgrreIlc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
nordi$ke nybeder
Zen I%ucnifc Gesieriua tascr SfrIot
til afrnitnins.
Norge % Xi9acn.

Stoctholm ocn tloc 9top. Oct
isrlte oirtellgc io~rberc0enbe Strtoi
I'll SnotrG0clle / NntionerncS Slga
bleu igaor tnget al oer lucn'tc Ne'
Glcriug, "a aoalitionsmtniltcrtet ntco
Gnltemmlgbeo IorcIagoe Git5oagen
ell Nropolition ON ell 6eouttion a.
2anoet3 arigaltprfe. Suanc SepG.
selie, Der iaalebea tager lin praftllt.
T~egpnociIe / ct al o. Tl0lie Wttll'
~tGrlanoc. burOc tale pei Tor Sprig.
tl9beoen al De ltaubtnauiite Sanoea
Sn'fer ON Ell 9tationerne3 Siga.
Winllteriet uonTuntc iont en- So
mite I'll at foritaa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Oct Heprricutauter for ole Barrier
| Nlt1odgell Itre Gonlerudtluc,
tire GenItrtmGno, fire Socialoemo
trotcr, Ell ra6ifaI Socialilt % Ell al
Sonocpartiet. @Co octie lpullge 10
trpf Tor tbetiugct @onb % Sro pna
SIgacn9 Sremilo har Sperige Ill.
tieube9iuet in Sclligt at lutte liJ
Ill Ndtionernc@ Stga. Gettc llofat6
bar pGrct nntpoct / Stot5miuiitc-
rCnS ll0taIcllcr, men HclIeritaCt
hdr pcntrt pnn hulltcn @ellutnlng
Nmerifu pllbc Iattc. Gen hur auicct
Nncrifa5 Cil'lIltning Ill Si9aeu lont
Ell p~ricriIig Nctingelic. oN at ri
eaen ubcn 0cll plloe pGrc loriellct,
Sen luenlfe Hlfaon1 bnr prrct
lanllct / Grtrnle9liou her / Naab ON,
al Dem pll0c flnle tr9ffe Ell &eltcm-
mclic, IaaInart Sl9ocn traaotc f;
&lrtiomDc0, men paa 0ritlo al ll0.
irttclicu heroi bar GcgierinGcn be.
"iIltttct at pple'e &itSoogcu o9 no.
iptte nleo at latte nogen @cilutnin9.
I'll 0cu lme Se3liouen trGocr lont.
men / ,%Sanuar.
Get or lnulll1t at beltrtpc, mc0
bpilfrt Hlupr oQc De noroiitc 6olr
fslger SeGlpcnbeocrlca Sang / o.
TprcnC0c Stntcr9 Scuat. Npcr enc,
itc lpenit Gmbco9mull0, ION cr BE.
BET lntcrpicDet bar uotolt ct Enlft
ont, al Sagen lnort moa bli olgiort
/ BET @aab, at 2lmerifo5 Stprtc pii
bIl Iogt i @Ggtitoolrl Ill Ioroel loo
Ell m 9Gra al International 6re0
moer Ncitpttelic az Ell itGrf 9tntlc.
nerllc5 SiQQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
en- fem Seiltaeelie.

Staiioro, sans, Dem 1Ooe Rou.
en- eanife Hem Seiltaselie bier be.
goaet Der iorIebcn aiten, bo Ell GIof
al gpens gorsere ioriss.e al iorhin.
Sre Giholoelier al Ell tiQpit 9ton Bay
tiIou.Meoc. Iunten bar q. bortisrc
aitenen5 SaIer. men / SorDirrln8e.l
tog Be fell % 0rog aiiteo nleo en- III.
tet ono. onerOe 5ormer peo Ropn
,sap WcSoboeu. Get bar isrit eiter.
Of De ! Ell @litomobil % meo en- SGt
trutfct ncooper Sopeoct paa ham.
haooc braat ham Here Ntil Dor, ira
Bpeu. al "8suerrc" opoogepe 6ei!
iagelien,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

mar. huor Eloncr bIeu laqt Tor ~.
rtttcIlen al bunoreoc Soialforeniu9cr
til % @perpulns al me Wieolemmcr.
Hropagnnba bar orrci iert / ale
Telc al 2anbct 9lcnltn 2luiier %
leunebe Igitatorcr. Nnaoocnoc Or.
ganiiatipnclla @teto0cr meoDcler S>Sll.
ititsneportcnncntct
Sc rusliifc Nrbcioercs Torbuno
tror paa Ntasieoftion, i~nobeioitet
pTbnct Nftion nnocr ell itor national
ariic. Tens Yrincipcr itcnrmer life
meb @oIibepifernc9 Hesieringsiorm,
men 6oreningeils Y"tcoIemmer er riI.
Iige I'll at mootuge Ststte ira hoilfe
iomhelit raoifale euCr 8rilpper al
Muno for at fao line e1ne Maal
iremmct. Sfisnt &c life aabcit III.
beritetter golibepitbeppgcllen Der /
Sar,oet, i%totter NeoIemnerne oen
bemmcIie for at naa iinc eeue 0iaal.
Get er nernlie en- anarfiitorgani,
%Intior, Iorn life tror paa llogeu
Sla9a organileret Icgicring % La
rer, at al Tegiering mao iiprtcS mco
Vtagt.
Observation-Disclosures % SnO.
pnnorin9sbureolictS NQentcr bar
hamlet 9epiicr moo 0rgoniiatiouen i
10 Waaneoer. ollie 6onQerne err llo.
lrnbinger, og BET iumIcoc @episma
terrible pil bIipe iorclogt Sropm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % ocrcS Gepor-
tation iorlan9t."
Ut oloct farligt Clement, bore ca
ne "9Siailta @orfer u the &orIo
6. ". ~, lom HegicriuQcnS
Suramooigbeo bar glpet I%ulCbning
til / Greo % Ho at iprcoe iig % pore
Jig tore % mGgtiec, iITr / De uc't-
ll9c apltitater.
sc bar imiolertio i 0iaic Gage peo
Den brutale 9tcoifponin9 al ire ior-
beltuprcnbe nnieritanltc Soloatcr,
iom j Spcn Geutralid, &nib., ocltog i
eli fre0elig Taraoc paa 9~lursOageu lor
llnbertegnelien al ben Srcostilitano,
iom glorbc en- Sitli pon Den forfPr.
beige ~Terbcn5frig, aiort fig ifplbiac
/ cit iau lfiGll6ig l%lgicruing, al belle
>auoet hor reiIt iio % frGpei, at ser
al Gegieringelt trniic3 oraitilte sSor.
~bolb8re9ler til at iaa giort Ell Gnoc
pau oct lanoSlorli9e llppiCn.
Haar hcrtil fontrlcr Sr0uingen AZ
DC tnlriac Streiter, Iom pntcn oQcrc.
Be er igang eler foreitaocltoe, pc.
ltrrbelicrne paa at itilc ocll itaoiQ
omiiggribenoe llro % bena @efirm-
pelie al DC irenberifenbe beic Vriicr,
ioa pil man life alellc i%orltoo, al 9c.
gieringen bar @rlloerne illIoc, men
Mt Art pr nnuifrIinr SiApr M frrrr /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Kommunale
,llelfeuoial9.

Nen Yorf Sen lite 9tou. st 6or.
lag ON at oprettc |tomnunaIe ll0.
lalg al lielf bIeo lOag irtmlot ! IN
rao0ct al Den iocjaIntlite .llocrmaR
glQcron Zee og peotagct mto Gn
lt%emuigbco. On Nonmioliou II,
lloarbeioelic Al en- Soror0riu8 Der.
ON blep neolai. Huber N}r. sees
Flan 'tol Npen fiobc Eroouttci 81.
rctie ira SornlcrcU % lplge oircttc
til &onilmcntcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Wv presieitreif.

Nem 2orf 0cn t2te Noo. Mar9e
al De ItreitlnOe Bresiennpno, IolL
6cnle llBe bauOe gienoptagct 9lrbs;-
Oct, bar eiter itRrft Eaatrpf Ia0ct liz
opertnIe til att,r at Suite Jig Ill line
itreifcube aamcrater. Som Ell SCI.
se berai iplca en- Srbning al Strei-
ten at pGrc Iigliaa fern Tom uogeu,
ilnOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
8ronot peo polen.

2ittIe Hocf, 9lrf., bcn lite Nou.
Negeren Serbian Sanction, iom ior-
ri9e Sreoog ifioO libel Sberifi 8reer
/ Columbia Gountp bIep ioog al en-
Nob taget ira 6Gugilet, blmoct til
en- Epl % Ieocnoe brpnot paa Cor.
BET / Waollolia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Berger nomineret ioien.

Milpautee, @is., Scr t3bc Rop.
Socialiitcrne @Isconiir5 Ste aor.
grcsoiitrift r~onlnereoe paa ct Wa5-
ien,eoc igaaraiteS Den al aongrc5.
len uSiteote &ictor Berger til Iar.
tiets aauoi6at iJien neo GrtraoaI.
oct, ionl Ben 19be December ifal
aiboloes Tor al iplbc Den oc0 hans
lloiteocIlc opiinaeoe 2eoishco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
9tNt ira aue Xanoe.


fret for al Spnlertlonlbeo. 6pl9enoe
betponinesfuloe Sing angaaenoe
Guslono er benot Slas / Slag De
lioltc Gage:
isinlano ifal, eitcr Srpt ira Chg
Iano og Sranfris, bupe lopet at title
10000 Wtano til General Snoei1lcp@
Hnnbiabeo, ON ban bill 9iere ct nV
SorIsg pan at tase 8etro9roo.
Samtibi9t bcrlneo bar Sollbenl-
fcrne togct Snnlbur1 FIN nogle taa
Mil ira Earpa.
General Senitinc lor 9lpct Srore
til 3emning al 8ielu, efterat utral-
1,er,le bapbc afifaarct balS Serbia
neiorbinoelle meo @pell.
Gn itor Snilrgent Irnle bag Ge-
nitinc5 Sing bar lat Jig @eliooelNc
al bclt eitrc SortebupSfplt.
Sopiet-S ropperne bar crobret
En,if, % Ipmliral aoltIcbnfS grrne
"a belt pelbapenbe Scfolfllin9 / Omit
err pua Slu9t pItober giernert Slbl-
rien.
Santioiet nteo, at Gnglallo %
Graafrig aobt Iou1 bar tpnaget 6tll,
Inno irb / Grig mco lin 'tpre Nobp
MOO Sit, fonrlner Der ira Sonoon ct
pificielt Ginf ON, at GnalaltD o9
Groufrio life nil ipanOerc flcre Fcn-
&C oq Ielncifclip paa &ri9cll | Mus
Iaro.
Gnoelia nloo nunres, at loa9 -
Mor,ong ocit t7be Sob. = msoes |
Sorpot / Gltlono HeprGientonter ira
GIterIipltoterne pg Goblet -HllaIalto
for at uhberbanOle Dnt Soaben'tll-
iionb oa 8rco.
Tcocnfor gicngiuer pi lIGrrllerc
Gnfeltbeocr ongaoenoe ale pls'e
@nnbelIcr.
Get par OIL Giiermlooagcn oert
14be Nop. at S%ollbcpiferne beIatte
,Sombura. General S%lloenicba 0or-
isa paa Ell nm Sficniip / Nctnillg at
8uticbina bar i%aalcoeS pGret belt
faaiGllgt.
%,Sa,ubura ligser 6S Mtil Spopelt
for 9ctroarao % bar Den liollc Sp |
Suoenicbs SeiioDclIc i Oct laafalote
"noropelt-rusiiifc Serritoriunt". Sen
Iiooer peo Sopeobulcn ira Fetrograo
til Narpu % pibere p%citoper til Nc
bal. Den or finn noglc fao Vttl ira
Norpo, Iom bar Sl,oenicbs Sopeoba-
lis unber hans Sperationer lnlpo We
irograo.
Strar isr Sanbrr9a 0alo bIco
Oct oplplt, at ser berIfeoc ltor SrGll9.
lei oa 1orpirrina i @pct, % at
transporter ucltoper bar me9et ban.
Ifelia paa @runb al Den ltore Gil
itrpmnina al Slpgtninge ira arl9s-
5oller.
Ter iprcliNgcr life nprnnere ~
Insuinacr ON, / butlfen 6ortatltlll9
9~cpuinacrnc al Silbcnicba grrte Ill
bciirocr iig, men @cneraIen 'fal babe
erfIrret, at bpis han bare ff nogeil
Sirlp. iaa pilbe ban ON llogle raa
l1aer aiprc ct INT Sorleg paa at tage
Tctroarao, % ba ulloc ban o9loo
taae Snen - illtro0o 1or oett rus
fife &intcr,
Strur citcr Bette blep Den baltlltc
aonicrcncc / Sorpat unocrrettet ON.
at Sinlanb hapoc beililttct at little
10000 iripiQiac Soloatcr I'll Suoe'
nicha H~aaoiahcb Tor bette me Nor'
isa. Gu al aonicrcnccn5 Gclta9crG
uotalte pgiaa, at Der ira Gnglanos
oa ,Sroufrias Sibe bar blet spct loo
iicrft Srpf paa aonierenccl, at han
nniaa oct for um,ligt III Of bc9nnoC
Observation-Disclosures u1co Solibeut.
ferne.
IRA Tepol meobclcS, at Sranfria
hor "opertaaet Den brittle mili.urt
Wisiions Tlistcr" / Giteriispropin'
ierne % uon9pnt General Hiciel til
Misiionens Gbe'.
Sra iamme SfeS nntpSes BET %.
Soo. Of @eneral Si0enicb er | er
yperii mfritilt Stillin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Nmcritanifc Suinolerc.

Stocfholm Den Abe 9ou. Sfal.
0inaullfc Smportftrnlaer or mc9ct
forbitre0e opcr oen iIcttc 9cbon0'
ling. Oe Tiger, DC bar foaet al anleri.
tanlfc Grportercr, bpcm Dc beitplocr
for at bapc bru0t tuQgic &ontrattcr
ION er blcpct oilIutteoe ilocn jrgo
Itilitanben5 AfiIuttelic. Slere 6og
rctlin8sorganiiationcr Der / Huc';
agtcr al tage SfriOt til at iaa line
Cab eritatteoe.
&opeounfen or reite. MOD Hcprp
icntanter al me Grportllrnaer, loll
Iprang op / 4merita, IaoIuart lonl
6reosiiIitoHoen Dor unOertcgnet. g,
baiteOe ailteo til De iton0mooIitl
SanOe, hpor DC aillltteoa Seliiliu.
ger al cue Slas5 6abrltpro0uftcr
uoen Ncuiyu I'll, ON DC bouoe uogcH
&ehoI0uing al iaaoanmc Garcr eQcc
ei, ioct De tog @buncerne al al funnc
erboloc Dem ira 6abrifanterne.
elsie Igenter par ioripne0e meO
6lIIomagter, JON gap Del lloieenoc
al, at De bar oTilcieQc Heprpicntau.
ter ior oniuarIige 6irmaer. men Ioln
uuitcn ollie uoen lluotogelie bar uG.
ret uoe al Stano iii al opIploe line
Gontrafter, Ina De iUerIte % amor,
i~fan0inaUiifc Slnporterer iorgiGue5
har ocntet / Here Mioaueoer paa Nh.
folniien az De b%eitilte Tarar. Gett.
bar baUt ell nleJet Itooellg Slrtnins
paa bGberliac amerifauife 6irnlaer.
Tn o~liicicl 9iapport piI muIigen3
bIi icnot Oen omeritonifc RegieriuS.
Nursc % Sigucn.
a~isbenhupn ben 13oe Ron. sra
&riifionia t~elegro'eres. az Sior.
thinqsprGliocnt SaIuorieu har bolbt
en- Galc. bpori ban toB Sroet Tor,
az Rorge nloa lutte iis III slutIoncr.
mes 2iga, life peo Sparg men Al e9eit
iri Billie. Set bar life rlgtIJt, lag.
be ban, az betrogie Slgaen ION Il
! Sorbuno az ieirenSe 9ta1ioner aIene.
Sans perionIise SpfamIng uor, IL
Be 1Sorenebe Stater epentueli oiISe
ilutte iig iii 2tgaen. Suia anrerita
life ilu,teoe Jig iii Sigaen. piIoe bell
Sonfcn meo Den bli ct itort 6ailllaJ
ariirlauia Den lite Iou, &eo ct
| o~pcriylot % hegelllret 9lgoe Ioaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Sniferc iaar Nobclpriicr.

Stoctlolu Sen i4oc Nou. 90.
bclprilcn / Epiif ior 1918 er bIeucJ
tIItlcnot Ero'e2lor 0tar Glaut peo
llniuerlitctct | Berlin. griieu /,
Semi ior 1918 blcu gipet til Vroie3-
lor Start uco llnjoeriitctet i @rcfs
molo, Eriicn / SCENT Tor 1919 pI
life bli u00cli ior iii uuite Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

0isre Spiflanb. S%inoenbnrss W9r'
prr / Berlin eiDer WatipnaliIt- %
WtilitariitbepGselien nh @inb /
Seilene. - Zen bulsarife 5reos'
fr1ffat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

|ncl3 ~Itsritc 6orinmIinaalofolc bIen
Der bol0t Saler til Stgttc al Iati0.
ucrne5 Siga. SuutotaIerre pa
6riotlo' 9tonicn % Storthmg5prp
llocnt Sohau Ninlnu9 Saluorien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

.Ssin(aub beilntter at "laane" Snbe'
MICH 10000 Wtauo. GnslanS pl
life ipanoere tIere Yense paa
Mmslamo. Observation-Disclosures I
Sorput i Gitlaub besgnoer thug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
fred % ufred.

Nriaen / Hnslano. @plibeptferne
taser Sambnrs ira Snoenieb. Se-
nifine rpmmer Stem. Sninrsen-
ter bag 9enifines &pg beIrtter
Surtebapsfpiten. gulibeuiferne ta-
aer Omit ira Iomiral aoltiebat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

yaulG.lsa saa Sss 4,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-05-14
FIGHTS KIN TO GET
TOMB SHE COOKED
40 YEARS TO BUY
CONTINUED From First Page)

in four OF Its six inches. She asked
the Court to change the deed TO the
cemetery plot by removing from 1t
the names OF Fogelgren and his fam
lily. The sole occupant OF the tomb
Is Sophia, the sister.
Mrs. Esther Fogelgren, wife OF
Nils, explained to the Court that Miss
Carlson had for more than ten years
spoken OF providing a costly mauso-
leurn, even II II took all her savings.
Finally" said Mrs. Fogelgren, when
she decided upon a mausoleum with
six inches in It. she said she wanted
us-our little family-to be buried
there. too. The sixth niche, she tod
me, was to be for the body OF my
daughter Lilly's husband" (Lilly Is
now eloven.)
The testimony OF Miss Carlson
showed she had paid $1,000 for the
plot and mausoleum and that It was
nearly all the money she had, drawn
from five or six savings banks
/ Justice Greenbaum In reserving de
clsion intimated he would have e
decide against Miss Carlson.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-05-14
BRITAIN NOT TO GET
THE GERMAN SHIPS
Washington Does Not Believe De-
cision of Council VIII Be
Changed.

WASHINGTON. May 1i.-ohscials
here do not believe that renewed efforts
by the British Government to secure
an agreement calling for the pooling
OF former German merchant yesscls
will be successful. Ai.Nt
Opposition by the United states
when the proposal first was advanced
defeated the British plan in the
supreme economic council. the decisions
Of which must be unanimous To be
binding. and II was said here to-day
that there was no reason to believe
President Wilson had changed his
mind on the subject.
The United States has $4,000 tons OF
German shipping including some Of the
finest and largest OF the former German
liners. Approximately $4,000 tons OF
American shipping was lost in the sub
marine warfare and the difference
probably will be retained by the United
States aud paid for In the nnal settle
ment OF this country's claims against
Germany.
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legged TO be separated.
Il refuse to answer any questions
about that house or about my wife,"
declared Burke, removing his Lord
Salisbury glasses and registering
great indignation.
Chairman Burllngame agreed that
Burke did not have to testify oon-
cerning the gift Of a house to his
wife.
This witness made the statement
about the gift OF a house TO his wife
for the purpose OF exonerating him
self before this committee" argued
Mr.. Moss. 'Inasmuch as this COM
mittee accepted Burke's testimony. /
have q perfect right to examine
him on II. 1t involves a question Of
truthfulness. as will prove IL you
give me the opportunity"
''rhe committee is satisfied with the
testimony II has on hand" said Chair
man Burlingame. I'VE will pass
judgment on the question of its
truthfulness. Now, Mr.. Moss. II you
have anything that pertains directly
to the s50o.0oO douEhbag charges In
volving a gubernatorial nomination.
we will be willing to hear you"
Before Burke took the stand he had
wordy clash with Mr.. Moss and ex-
pressed himself quite freely within
the hearing Of the cotnmlttee, the
members OF which listened without an
attempt to check him.
''rve been here four weeks and
don't care about any arrangements
this committee may have made" said
the star witness. Il want to get home
and attend 20 my business. This is an
outrage, the way you are keeping me
here"
After Burke had left the room upon
being dismissed. he changed his mind
and came back, occupying a rear
seat while Senator Thompson was
testifying.
| Senator Thompson said that in July,
1916. while the Thompson investigat-
ing committee was in session. he met
Burke at the entrance to the grill
room OF the Biltmore Hotel He said
Burke then told him that Theodore p
Shonts wanted TO know whether HI
CThompson) was going to run agair
for the Senate, and IL 80, whether
Shonts could be OF any help to hin
in the campaign.
II told him." testified Senator
Thompson, that this was joke
Burke said it was nothing OF the sort
He said Shonts knew that Mrs. Shont
had turned over to the investigating
committee some letters. and that sine
these letters had nothing to do Will
tho committees Investigation. Shont
thought 1 was right minded in no
giving the letters TO the press.
II told Burke 1 did not care L
discuss the matter and added the oil
story OF the general who, before go
ing into battle, prayed that God woul
; not help the enemy"
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view the re-estabiishment OF a strict
blockade. will be banded over 10 the
Council Of Four for eventual appiica-
tion.
The Economic Council has decided
to maintain strict blockade Of Hun
gary so long as the political situation
there remains uncertain.
The Council OF -Four appointed shls
afternoon sub-commlttee compris-
ing one member from each OF the
I've great powers Great Britain.
France, italy, the United states and
Japan to deal with objections and
proposals from tho German peace
plenlpotentiaries.
italian delegates to the Peace Con-
ference are no longer insisting upon
the fulfilment OF the secret treaty OF
London, and this part of the contro-
versy relative to territory on the
eastern shore Of the Adriatlc is tend-
ing toward an adjustment, according
10 those who have taken part IN
recent conferences. The status Of
Fiume is still being discussed. rs the
plan to make II a free city similar tc
Danzlg has not proved acceptable.
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REDS At WARSAW
STATION TRY TO
KILL PADEREWSK|
Two Leap at Him With Re-
volvers, but Are Quickly
Disarmed by Crowd.

The New York Herald to-day pub
llShsd the following copyrighted sre-
ciai cable despatch from ~ CORE
spondent at warsaw, dated last
Sunday
sPremIsr PadttewsItrs return frsm
the Poace Conference was the occa-
sion for q mammoth demonstratlen
In his honor. and when he and Nine.
Padsrewsh stepped from thsir car At
the Vienna station, Thousands Of
Poles were there TO welcome him.
AS the premier and Nine. Pade-
Yewski emerged from the railway
station and we're about 10 enter their
automobile, two men standing near
them suddenly shouted In unlson:--
"'Down with Phderewskil'
at the same moment they drew re-
volvers and at close range tried to
shoot the Premier. Before they could
level their weapons. however. a score
OF men pounoed on thom. beat them
TO the ground and diSarmed them.
Before the gendarmes could rescue
the two. the crowd, realizing what
had happened. fought their way 70
them and beat them unmercifuAy.
zone Of the mon Is n young Jew
named Isaac HhbIum. The other u
well known locally as u Bolshevist
and IL a Pole.
''The whole AFFAIR was quickly over
and in n minutes time Premier Pad
erewsd again was smiling and bow
Ing his acknowledgment OF the
warmth and enthusiasm manifested
in the greeting accorded to him.
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GERMANS At COBLENz
CHANGING THEIR VIEWS
Now Considering What Will Hap
pen If Government Rejects
the Treaty.

CoBLENZ. May, II ASSOCIATED
Press). Tho American military au-
thorities' are permitting a certain
amount OF comment on the peace
terms by the newspapers in the area
OF occupation.
In the first days after the publlca-
tion OF the peace terms. a majority OF
the Germans in this region were in
clined TO take the attitude that the
conditions were utterly impossible.
They now have had time for reflection
and reports from intelligence officers
to Army Headquarters say many
civilians are changing their point OF
view and are taking into considera-
ton what would happen II the Ger
man Government refuses TO accept
the Allied conditions.