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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-27
ABOUT THE CAPITAL

Bismarck. N. D., May ga feature
Of the annual North Dakota onven
ton of the National Parks Highway
association, to be held here Thursday,
will be the organization of a Red
Trail Garage Mems association, or the
appointment Of a committee or organi.
zation which will call a session of
garage men later. A very large atten-
dence is certain, says Vice Presidenct
George M. Remission of the national
association.
Railway Commissioner Frank Mil
hollan has returned from an official
tour including Egeland, Adams, Mil
ION, Grand Forks, Towner, Douglas
of the state where a number of inter-
esting minor hearings were held. MI.
,Milhollan reports that crops look tx
ceptionally well in this section. t.,
F. H. Howell. Bismarck district
chairman for the Methodist centen-
NAL campaign, advises that George
M~ecklenburg. area secretary at Hell
ena, wired today that THE Methodist
centenary world reconstruction cam
paign. for sos, 000, 900 is progressing
splendidly in the Helena area, with a
total Of $1,400,000 Subscribed to date
in the area and with a national total
of $~7s,0oo.oo0.
Bismarck's baseball season opened
officially Sunday when Bismarck team
cleaned up on the prison team to the
tune Of TOTO 8. 30
The eight-hour-day law for women
enacted by the sixteenth assembly,
does not. Attorney General LANCER
ruled today. apply to employees of the
North Dakota ,tubercular sanitarium
at Dunseith, for two reasons: First,
because the sanitarium is lot engaged
in an business covered by the act:
second, because the s%anitarium is not
LOCATED in a town or village OF. more
than 500. population. TheA opinion
was handed down in response to a let
ter Of inquiry from the superintendent
of the sanitarium.
f. E. Flaherty,. past grand night:
P. J.: Cahill of Wilton, grand knight;
C. w. Paulson. past deputy grand
knight, George M. McKenna Of Napo-
leon state deputy, will represent Bis
marck council. Knights Of Columbus,
at the annual convention of the order
in Fargo on June 8. when they will
tender the state jurisdiction an invi-
tation to meet in Bismarck in 1890.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-27

priests, besides the two archbishops,'
were in the procession from the arch
episcopal residence to the cathedral
nearby. Bishop Thomas 4o'Gorman,
Archbishop Bowling occurred several
weeks::ago, the palltum being delayed
in arrival. III; IN
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-27
NEWS[

cluded in the combine, which plans to
block off the state, to absorb light
and power plants in the smaller cities,
and to serve larger areas from CEN
trail power plants located at the larg-
err points. Ultimately the company
plans to establish n or two large
plants at the mouth Of appropriately
located Ignite mines from which all
of it's points will be supplied via
high-power transmission lines.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-27
BOWLING INVESTED
WITH THE PALLIUM

st. Paul. Mimi, May 27.-Arch-
bishop Bowling was invested with the
pallium at impressive ceremonies to-
day, Archbishop Keane Of Dubuque,
Iowa, presiding at the presentation.
Twenty bishops and two hundred
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-27

by the children Of the city between
the ages Of 3 and IL years.
A big crowd, coming from all the
surrounding country 10 expected.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-27

The baby health conferences are
being conducted this week at the NJ.
e. church, the clinic being in charge
of DR.. J.. C. McGurren Of the state
board of health. and DR.. w =. Sthler
and q group of nurses from the local
hospitals. Babies and children under
school age will be examined for ply
steal defects that need correction.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-27

for Ford stolen from Sheriff Toll
lerud at Minnewaukan Sunday. So
far few cars stolen have been discov-
cred.
The funeral 81 the late Andrew
Rutherford will take place from the
Presbyterian church on Wednesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
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AUTO RAN AWAY ON
THE PUBLIC SQUARE
Two Boys Have Narrow Es.
cape When The Steering
Gear Broke

Two brothers narrowly escaped
serious injury last night when the al-
tOmobile in which they were riding
became uncomfortable and crashed
into the X. of G. building at the north.
east corner of the public square
They were Samuel and Merrill Ny
hart, 400 East Vine street. Neither
Of them was hurt and the machine
was only slightly damaged. They were
on their way home after visiting in
the north end Of town and as they
truned off of Main street onto the
public square the knuckle on the
steering gear broke, and the machine
became uncomfortable.
II gained in momentum as il coast
ed down the grade and fortunately for
the occupants II swerved as it lcapod
over the curbing and struck a brick
pillar at the entrance to LAWYERS
drug store, narrowly missing Il large
plate glass window.
The machine was later towed to the
Nyhart garage on West High street.
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JUNIOR JOY NIGHT
At HIGH SCHOOL
Event Will Be Held On May
e And Will Include A
Playlet and Minstrel
Show

The junior class Of the high school
will present the junior Joy Night"
at the high school auditorium Friday
evening. May %. The program in.
cludes IA playlet entitled "rhe Queen
Of Hearts" and Il minstrel show.
The cast of characters for the play.
let is as follows;
Geraldine Bruce. the Queen of
Hearts-Grace Ogg.
Dorothy IIilton-Blancha Clippcn.
ger.
Marion KcndriCks-Pauline Kirk.
Gerald e-Gcrnldines brother
Lawrence Williams
Fitzhugh Chauncey-Myron Neass.
Tim Gregg-Francis Bettinger
The scene IL in the reception room
of Morse hall, Weston Seminary for
Girls.
Following this the high school or.
chestra will play and then the min.
strel show will occupy the stage. Act
J. Is aye Good Olde Minstrels." Act
H. comprises an entertainment by En-
tertainers Neass and Ilookway, a so
10. Garden of My Dreams" by Miss
IIa Ward, and fancy dancing by Miss
es Dorothy Tucker and Gladys Muir
rim. Act III. is musicale
The cast for the minstrel show Is
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
DR|NKHAvEN

Brink Haven is still wet on account
of rain. Hope it will lie dry after
May 81.
Mothers Day. observed at the NJ f..
church, May II. was well attended
and fine program rendered.
Robert Crider has another oil we'll.
this making three good wells.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Par
sons, u Glib. girl.
A large crowd attended the class
play and commencement at Danville
Earl and William Sapp were calling
on their old friends at Glenmont Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. William Bailey and son were
business callers at Mt. Vernon We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Martin Hyatt is visiting at Ak
ron.
Mr.. John Marshall returned home
from overseas this week.
Preaching service every Sunday
morning and evening at the NJ t.
church. Rev. r. W. Cornell, pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Forbing are Wis.,
iting at Akron this week.
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as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Williams.
Chorus-Fred Stamm Nelson Bur
rs, Ernest Hookway, Curtis Waters
Lawrence Baldwin and Lawrence
Mill.
End Men--Myron Neass, George
Crumley. Kenneth Ransom and Paul
McFeeley.
Pianist Miss Dorothy Tucker.
The executive staff is as follows:
Director and Coach of the play
Arthur G.. Cloetingh.
Prompter- Miss Catherine Chubb.
Coach of the Minstrel-George
Crumley.
Advertising Director-C Charles Sal.
isbury.
Director of Properties Ruth Davis.
Stage manager-Lloyd Martin.
House Director-Ear Bobst
Ticket Manager-Nelson Iiurr'is.
Elcctrcian-Mr. Waldo G. Sutcr.
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Matinee RACE s
POSSIBLE AC AIN
At FAIR GROUNDS
Steps Being Taken To Have
Racing During Summer
Months
SEVEN HORSES ARE.
NOW AT THE TRACK
Some Promising Steppers
Will Be Seen During
The Season

A revival of the former trottine
races, which entertained horse lovers
in this county several years ago, may
be staged at the fairgrounds If Ger
tain plans which are now under con
eideration are successful.
The track is now i'm the finest and
best condition that il ever has been
and seven horses are now quartered
there. They are being trained when
ever the weather permits.
Emmett Lowe, who is well known
among the racing patrons, has charge
of the horses and he is confident that
il it can he arranged to hold matinee
days at the park. Knox county will
see some of the best races it has ever
Witnessed.
Mr.. Lowe owns Clinker, a PAGER
which is very promising, and Is also
training Il green PAGER named Fore
head, for Ross Higgins. The latter,
according to Mr.. Lowe, shows signs
of being very fast PAGER
Tom Bell, local grocer, now has two
two-year.old colts at the track, Lord
Wilkes and Charles Reed The for
mer's time is 2:21h and the latter's
224A. Both of these colts have been
crcling the track almost every day
and their owner is confident OF win
ming several races with them this
year.
Two Fredericktown horscmen now
have their horses quartered mt the
track Mr.. Joseph Hall, has fast
trotting mare there at the present
time, while Il. -. Wilson has X, B. w.
and Royal w.
Among the local men who own fast
horses and will enter them in the
coming events at the track are B. NJ.
Critchneld w. l.. IIllins, John Hawk
and Jesse Rinehart.
If plans for the coming matinee
meets are not successful all of these
horsemen will train their colts and
mares for the coming eevnts which
will be held during the Knox county
fair. However, at least one large race
meeting will be held before that time.
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PITTSBURGH NEW TO
Be HERE THURSDAY
Special Train To Arrive In
Mt. Vernon AT II In The
Morning.

Travelling in a train One-liftll Of a
mile long, costing $4,000 for equip
ment alone, its engine burning 96
SAG pounds of coal in covering 53S
miles, the special prosperity boosting
train of the Chamber of Commerce of
Pittsburgh will leave that city next
Tuesday morning, arriving in Mt. Yer.
non at Il. m. Eastern time, Thurs
day, May %.
The train carries two diners, eight
sleepers and one combination bag.
will be hauled by two locomotives, as
ii is an entire steel train. The partic-
ipaDts will be served total of 1910
meals, or several tons of food, during
the tour and the menus will consist
Of spring chicken and frog legs to
ham and eggs, and all the good things
in season, grown in the south.
The crew of the train will number
about fifty men, as each Pullman will
large crew required in the dining
cars, to serve the IL participants, so
that there will be all told about 175
persons on the train. Word has been
sent here by the tourists that they
are looking forward with pleasurablc
to their visit here.
The journey will require four days,
during which time il is estimated that
not less than 1000 persons in the
towns to be visited will be personally
directing the party, requiring 800 al-
tom0biles, for each town being visited
Is providing these for the accOmmo-
dation of the business men, not out
to solicit orders from merchants,
bankers and manufacturers but to
visit them in their places of business.
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Of
MORTGAGE ASKED.
IN SUIT FILEO
E. Maude Day Brings An Ac-
ton Against John c.
McCreary
JURY COMMISSIONERS
ARE RE-APPOINTED
Case Is Revived In The Court
OF Common Pleas;
Other Notes

r. Maude Day on Saturday filed n
suit in the court Of common pleas OF
Knox county against John G. Nc
Creary, Ethel K. McCreary and the
First National Bank of Frederick
town. The plaintiff sues to recover
the sum of $2,JG5 based on promis-
sorry note. The plaintiff also asks for
foreclosure of mortgage. The attor-
ney for the plaintim is Hiram H.
Swartz of Wooster, Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
MOOSE DEGREE TEAM
To INSTALL LODGE

The members of the degree team of
lliawatha lodge, Loyal Order of
Moose, will go to Millersburg Monday
evening where they will install n new
lodge in that city. About one hundred
and fifty new memberS will be re-.
ceived into the order
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
D. N. SPENCE HEADS
DRIVE IN KNOX

Mr.. ID. NJ. Spence, secretary of the
Mt. Vernon Y. NJ. c. A., has been ap.
pointed chairman of the National Cit.
zens committee for Knox county to
have charge OF the hoy Scouts Week
drive, June 8 to a.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20

I'm the case of William A. iIosack
administrators Of George Keys, vs.. X.
M. Greer, Frank l.. Beam and Banner
NJ. Allen, administrator of the estate
of II. ". Greer. an answer was filed
Thursday afternoon in the court OF
common pleas of Knox county by
Frank l.. Beam, through his attorney
Lot G. Stillwell.
The defendant admits certain ale
gaticas in the petition Of the plaintiff
but states that the Judgment and find.
Ond and final account of II. M. Greer
executor of George Keys, which show
ed $GO95.73 in Greer's hands is not
correct and was obtained by mistake
and in fraud of the rights of this de-
fendant, in that II. NJ Greer charged
himself with note for $3.50, given
by II. II. Greer to George Keys, and
that the finding of the probate court
included this note. Whereas the an.
swering defendant says that Il. NJ
Greer never collected the note. lie
therefore asks that there be no hear
ing of this case in the court of com
mon pleas, until motion which this
defendant has filed in the probate
court be disposed of in that court.
In the petition the plaintiff sued ia
recover the sum of $6,O9j.73, and the
answering defendant, Frank l.. Beam
states that he stands ready and will
ing 10 pay the corrected amount to
the plaintiff.
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ty, motion has been filed by Frank
u. Beam asking for an order to open
mp and set aside and correct the final
settlement Of II. NJ. Greer, as executor
OF the estate Of Gcorg i.cys. @de.
ceased. The attorney Frank l..
Beam is Lot G.. Sillwcr
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
Inventory Filed

In the estate of Pa, y =. Shafier,
an inventory and cp,'faisement has
been filed in the probate court of
Knox county, WHOA shows total of
81 ,69l23.
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Jury Commission

Legrand Brtton of Howard and
I.orin G. Marple of Fredericktown
were reappointed members of the
Knox county jury commission Friday
by Judge Blair for a period OF one
year.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
Molten to Modify

In the case of Kittie NJ. Gessling VS..
Charles B. Gessling, a motion to mod
ify the alimony was sustained by
Judge Blair in the court of common
pleas Friday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20

Real Eotate Transfers-
Anthony Glaros to Bernadne Gran
sante, parcel in South Vernon, 81.
II. G.. Johnson to |. S. Johnson, G2S
acres i'm Clinton, ST.
Same to Same, parcel in Clinton, 81
!. S. Johnson to II. G. Johnson, 2G2
acres i'm Clinton, 81.
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Marriage Lie; nse-

Lawrence Lloyd Shaller, grain deal.
er, Mt. liberty, and Velma Margaret
Tucker, teacher, Mt. Liberty. Rev.
Foster c. Anderson.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
BIRTHS

A son was born Friday evening to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Payne of the
Gambler road
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20

In the matter of the transfer of
funds in Clinton township schools. an
order was granted in the court of
common pleas on Thursday for the
said transfer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
Pagers Are Filed

The following Knox county soldiers
have filed their discharge papers in
the office of the county recorder, for
record Burton c. Colwill and Mel
yin II. Black.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
Case Revived

The case of Odessa Cuykendall was
revived i'm the court of common pleas
Friday before Judge Blair. The death
of Robert Cuykendall was reported
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
Real Estate Tlansfers-

James Israel to l.. Grant Simpson
parcel in Howard $40.
Ida w. Jennings to Grace Kulh
parcel in city, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
Motion IL Filed

In the probate court of Knox coun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-22
Officials
May Meet With the
Taxpayers Society

SANTA FE. sept. e2s-ft ~ raa-
aiblc that a meeting Of county COM
missloncrs and asaessora will be called
this week by the state Tax commits
sion, to convene during the sessions
Of the Taxpayers association OF New
Mexico, Friday ana Saturday, october
~ and -.
Thus far arrangements have been
only partially completed for The tax
payers meeting. All subjects win b.
so treated "a TO bring all points OF
lew into consideration. 'The Road
Program IN New Mexico" will be dis
CuEstd by Honorable Eugene Kemp
enich, m smbcr OF the state Highway
commission. There IL no one IN IN
state who Il better fitted to handle
this subject than Mr.. Kempenlch.
School Revenues and Expenditure
will be handled by Dr. u. T.. Mcbride
Of los Cruces, whose buaincss-like adj
naturalization OF the schools OF Dona
Ana is responsible FOR his selection To
lead In the discussion OF this import
ant topic.
J. r. Conway. county clerk OF cot
fax county, will point out tn posi-
bilitiea for economy and better adj
ministration OF general county affaira.
Judge =. ". WriEiit OF Santa Fe viii
Initiate the campaign for aimT flea
ton and coordination In state. county
and town government. Waste IN
Government" T. the subject Unsigned
20 Honorable W. H. Lindsey. formerly
governor OF New Mexico. who has
been dcvotlng considerable ytudy "a
the matter OF cur public finances
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-22
BALL GAME
OF WORLDS SERIES
IN CINCINNATI
Opening Contest Will Be Played
On Oct. I, National Commission
Decides-Umpires and Business
Representatives Selected.

CINCINNATI. o., Sept. 22.-C.n-
clnatti won the toss FOR tho opening
game OF tlfc worlds series at the
meeting Of the national baseball COM
mission here today.
The first two games will be played
In Cincinnati. the next three Ia the
American league city winning the
pcnnant OF that league. then two in
Cincinnati n necessary followed by
n IN the American league city. Tho
place for the ninth game. u necessary.
Is to be decided by lot.
The first game IL scheduled for
Wednesday. October /.
Tho umpires, who win Judge the
plays IN the world series games are:
American league. *. y. Nailin and
Wiiliam J.. Evans; National league;
Charles Rigler and Emmett Quigley.
Louis Comiskey. son OF Charles
Comiskey OF the Chicago white Sos.
tossed the coin for the chrice OF tho
opening game. August Hermann
selected heads and heads came.
Tho buaipess representatives select
ed By tha commission were Leslie y.
Constans Of Pittsburgh, who will rep
resent the National league and VIII
lam HarrlGge Of Chicago. who will
represent the American league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-22
Social Service Work
May Be introduced in
University Course

Dr. Lauren G. Osborne. head OF the
educational department OF the Uni
vtrsity o. Colorado ~ noulder, e. In
the city 10 confer with Or. Hin OF the
university and with Mrs. Elizabeth
iAndera Of the Red Cross Home Eerv-
ice. IN regard 10 n course In social
safyice 10 be co~-ordinatrd with the
hcWe service IN the state. Similar
courses nrs being given IN universe
lies all ovcr b country. = have
beer found highly successful in pro-
Vlding The special training needed ~
many who wish 10 20 into either Red
Cross or civic social service.
A meeting wns held this afternoon
10 discuss the a~dVisability OF Installing
auch a curse as a regular feature ~
the curriculum. An extension course
a eight or ten weeks H. being given
IN The University NJ Colorado. begin
ming next month. for the special
henefit Of those who wish 10 entar
the Red Cross Home services work. II
~ probable that " a regular course is
introduccd here similar short courses
uaiibe.he1d also =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-22
AMERICAN LEGION
DRIVE FOR FUNDS
IS PROGRESSING
More Than 500 Raised to Pay for
E~quipping Of Armory-Capt.
Matlaok Here Of Border, to Ad-
dress State Convention Here.

A drive for collecting funds 20 pny
for the hitting up OF the armory for
American Legion headquarters had
resulted up 10 noon today IN a show
Ing OF more than 500. The total
amount expended In the remodeiinE
Of the arnory was about $1,000,
which was advanced largely upon the
Personal noto Of members Of tne Lee
giun. Az there are no state rlrfs
available for the improvements which
were found to be necessary in uti-
liRing the armory as headquarters. the
only csource was 10 appeal to the
public. which II responding gladly as
a part OF he welcome home TO the
soldiers.
More than ss5 was collected from
the unkh. Five teams have been
working and will continue until the
amount ~ raised.
Arrangements for the state uvc1
ton. under the care ~ The different
committees. are developing raIidly.
The coming OF Captain l.. y. Mat
lock, the border hero who rescued our
aviaiors from the Mexican bandits,
for the entire convention. IN a feature
which offers genuine interest. Cap
tain Natlock will speak. TIE date to
be announced later, and Albuquerque
VIII be the first town to hear the sap
tain tell OF his experiences in the COUP
q v % - ' NNNf A NAHA AAANA -
the ransom money.
Heads OF committee were appoint
odas follows:
Publiciiy-M. l.. Fox. chairman; r..
D. Hening, Ncstor Mcntoya, Earl
Bowdich and pearce Rodey. arrange
ments, Frank stortz. reception. Er-
nest fandolh; finance, =, r. McCanna;
entertainment, G. NJ, narbcr; trans
3 p%ortation. y. X. ". Sellers: hotel ac-
commodutions. Nestor Montoya. ladies
entertainment. AIRS. j. T. Mclaughlin.
American Legion committeeman to
work In conjunction with the above
tamed chalrmen are; Arrangements.
W. r. Meyer: recention, ~ &. Twitch-
ell: finance. Arthur Fraeger. war
mothers, Harry Harrington: color
guard. Desmond Farrell. entertain
ment. Ralph Kelehor.
The three days OF the convention
will be made he occasions Tor
hmuseme1ts and sports Of different
kinds. II is planned that the county
and city. also b Chamber ~ CONF
merce will cooperate. and lend nnan-
clal aid II Is probable that more
tlan S00 delegates from all over the
state will be present. a one cent fare
will he asked from the Snnta Fe. the
streets will be decorated, and several
notable speakers are 20 he INVITED. ~
II possible that Captain Matlack who
rescued the American avlaiors from
Mexico. may he here.
The granite boulder IN memorv ~
New MeNicois lead will be dedicated
AZ this time. and the occasion win bee
the official welcome home TO all ser
vice men. In an address to he made
bv Governor L~nrrazoio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-22
DOTS and DASHES

TAMPA.-Eleven survivors OF the
lost British steamer Bayronto and one
survivor OF the American teamcr
lake Wlnona, were landed here to-
day by a fishing smack. Other mem
beers Of the crew Of Bayronto wcrc
landed last week at Charleston, s.. G.
and Havann, and an hive been ac-
counted for.
PAIilS.-The Dutch minister m
Paris has heen advised. according 20
the lihro Bclgique NJ Brussels that
Holland win within two weeks receive
"a demand Tor the extradition Of for
mer emperor Wilhelm on behalf Of
the allies.