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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-31
SEVERAL KILLED: MANY INJURED

~ SEVERAL KILLED; MANY INJURED
Minneapolis, MIMI. July 28-Two men were killed and
seventeen injured threeserous in headon collision OF
street cars west of Excelsior shortly before noon today
Tonka-Bay passenger which left Minneapolis at 10
m was struck by freight train bound for Minneapolis
The dead F. Berger motorman and an unidentified
man. Axe Johnson motorman had both legs cut Oft at
man and girl were also seriously injured The passenger
car contained fourteen persons from Minneapolis which
reached Excelsior at O:45 m where Moorman Johnson
said to have received the usual orders from the dispatch
er to await on switch the arrival of the freight train
For some unaccountable reason other unexplained
johnson did not wait the switch ordered and both
cars met half way to Manitou the single track both
travelling at high rate of speed and could not be
stopped.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-31
CHARGE BRITISH WITH BARBAR1SM

Washington, July 28.-Charging the British govern
ator Walsh of Montana in speech in the senate today
declared that Irelands hope of freedom in the league
Of nations 1--WE have earned the to say to Engand
said Walsh that her treatment of Ireland was consti-
tutiona between the two countries but England
deaf to America article II of the league Of nations
covenant will afford Ireland opportunity to be heard"
Article II refers to threat of and provides
also that league of member may be investigated when
he threatens to disturb international peace the good
Outstanding between naone upon which peace depends
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-31

first time Larne took her to the studio
and showed upon the easel '"The Days
End" The tears would come as she
recognized how Alan had imbibed and
expressed the soulful beauty Of that
eventful eventide. And there in the
far west was the star-their star!
THAT iss>where Alan broke down"
explained the faithful old veteran.
HE tried all kinds Of paint to get the
glow and sparkle Of the star and
failed. The picture goes to the art
exhibition, however"
"Oh, Nj. Larne!" burst forth Lesbia
impetuously, II have a thought. a
grand thought" and she spoke words
that caused the old artist to culver
with the rarest excitement.
When Alan Rawleigh was GONZALES
cent it was Lesbia who announced to
him that not only. had his picture
taken the first prize but a rich connOis-
seur had offered fabulous price for
It. He was spellbound as he viewed
his work in the grand gallery.
The shining star seemed fairly to
pierce his vision. It was that unique
emphasis that had charmed thousands.
Mothers diamond inserted In the
canvas" whispered Lesbia, and Alan
Rawleigh understood.
Another was substituted before the
picture was sent to its purchaser, for
the original one that had brought fame
and fortune was worn BY Lesbia @
their wedding evA i
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-31

DEFENSE IN FURD L1BEL CASE
Mount Clemens Mich July 28-On the twelfth week
of the ordChicago Tribune libel suit when court opened
today the attorneys the Tribune rested their At
torney Lucng counsel for Ford then offered the deposit
ton of Edward Marshall the writer concerning the cir
cumstance surrounding the famous interview which was
published in the Detroit Free Press The deposition
taken last November in New York and said to have
applied different angle to the widely circulated remark
that the word murderers should be embroidered the
breast of every soldier.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-31
MURDERS SIX YEAR OLD GIRL

Chicago, July 28-Thomas Fitzgerald, confessed
slayer Of six year old Jeanette Wkinson formerly
charged with murder today The coroner's inquest is
continuing late this afternoon.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-31

TO RUSH PARTS TO DISABLED PLANE
New York, July 28.-Preparations are being made to-
day to rush parts to the army bombing plane which
was wrecked upper bay New York late Saturday while
the third lap Of it's flight around the border Of the
United States The plane route to Cleveland when
it became lost in fog and was forced to land:
AMERICAN BOY RELEASED BY BANDITS
Washington, July 28.-Philpr Thompson, the Ameri-
can boy who was kidnapped by Mexican bandits,
leased upon the payment Of Of 1900 pesos the
state department advised today The Mexican govern
ment advised the payment of the ransom.
FOREST FIRES REPORTED IN MINNESOTA
st. Paul. Mimi, July 28.Reports Of forest fires
Grand Maras received here today by State Forester
Cox The report sent from the forest supervisor at
Ely, Mimi No details were given. Forester Cox is max
i11g an effort to learn the extent Of the fire.
STEAMSHIPS TO RESUME TRAFFIC SOON
New York. July 28.-Many steamships idle for three
weeks by the marine workers strike may said tonight
result Of an agreemen reached between the marines
giners and the owners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
AMERICAN FRIENDS CAN
BUY SUPPLY WARRANT
This Will Entitie Persona In Eurore
10 Produce at Relief Ware
housc Plant.
tBy A.socia,ed prcw =,

LONDON. Dec. lt.-Nationals of
s SD. re ne EuT Korean countries who re-
to, supply their relatives and IL friends apss
with food at reasonable prices through
2 pan evolved by the American Re-
nef ADMINISTRATION. Under the same
m may Spy purchase essential foods whieh
chlt 10 20 obtain The plan already has
al she vt i1aor5sRsnt of the
'nss, While the acquie esas ahd Of fu ia.
shorty, it i Is deelared is expected
cani me re re .adminiistra1jon has or
house Corporation" which viii under.
take to send a, the outset sbout S.
100000 worth II foodstuna 20 the I'VE
a snsn,s @,,c pe 1.i;9 The govern
have agreed TO forego the imposI,iSn
OF import duties and 10 transporr tbe
supplies from the docks TO WAREHOUSES;
Thach the governments Will provide.
Ton . fsee ss s5sG agreed not to reauis
Eency. The foodstuffs viii be s IT'D m
me dollar basis at figures which viii
ne, ne eSiE,FPora;!o1 a pront. All the
pG res, child relief activities Of the
aGfnin !s,raiion in the countries in
which The profits accrue
~ deia:!, The plan provides that q
. ,Is aaassl repre a ;sfS MY q ,Eee
corporat iot-Thay be The Aneric.e
Eanker.' Association. with WIFE
Tn n 20, . are proceedinc--and pay
FOOD warrant Tor designated n.rsoa
ten the warrant VIII be deIivereS %
Sn sG, person. upon which. the recipient
amount OF food from The foreign ws,e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
AMERICAN RANCHER STILL
BEING HELD FOR RANSOM
Thought to lie I'm Ell Pine Mountains
Under Guard by Agents of
villa.
INV Associu,cd

EAGLE PASS. TENAS. Dec. IA
Dohnite news from Fred c.. Hugo
american manager of the j. NJ. Dobics
TI ia, near Muzquiz. Coahuila. held
~ francisco Villa for $4,000 ransom,
sun was lacking today.
49, "oincial reports reaching the bor-
AL, however. indicated that the
nmnsrlean with several Mexican host
n ~ PROUDLY was being detained in
- ~ tmo MOUNTAINS. about 100 miles
from ironn, NM Mug Whether Federal
Fiilistas could not be learned. " way
10 Enough previous reports said Vii
"a and ScIeral hundred followers who
SS een oTs,e MHuGT Ia, last Tuesday had
h hsd ch f,ed In tho direction Of the state
formation today indicated thnt ,hn
s Es9sls did not leave Mazqnis until nil
headed in the direction OF Isl p in;eH
momn,ains: leaving word that The
tains. mo "oun-
villa did not. modest the poorer nor
sons IN Muzquiz. combining his iootinr
principal stores. according 10 ;odnv.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
HOPE LIES IN AMERICA
SERBiANS FEAR ITALIAN
TERRITORIAL SEIZURE
Preservation Of Integrity Of TReir
Fearless Little Nation IL Their
Chief Concern.
III AUGUsTIN LARDY.

NEW YORK. Dec. I4.-serbian en-.
voys TO the peace conference in Paris
refused 10 sign the peace treaty be-
cause OF Serbian dread of Italy. tonigh;
declared Colonel William Hartwel
Cressy. medical director of the Serbian
relief committee of America, who re.
turned from Serbia, where he has been
for the past four years.
Terribly afraid Of Italy's intentions
OF Sobbline her UP eventually" said
DR. Cressy. who wears the uniform OF
colonel in the Serbian army. "the
people OF Serbia are a unit in being ri
ioseerheads with the Italians. The
preservation of the integrity OF their
FEARLESS LITTLE nation is their chief con-
G INA rod rhe cir ss sec nd worry is how
u'a,ion from 100000 to 100000. '''
e., The destitusion in Serbia is fright
the nation lies in America. That is
WhT l have returned 10 take part in tho
dT;ve OF the Serbian committee for So
100000 for medical supplies, food nd
clcth!ng for tho Serbian children. The
campaign begins Monday
Scene of Devastation.
the medical man asserted that Ser
ola, from one end 10 the other. is :.
Ieehe es 81 de- deyastation Hardly village
Anstro- Hunasrians ana the Germans,
n.ath walks through the land in m.
wake OF famine and fevc-. Starvins
.hVasc by disease, the people are re-
., uln.ns 10 their country from m.
n ~, .: to which they fed istoie
W"' German troops. Thousands Of
women and children who were can:nrsh
~ me Hu9trians have been freed fron,
r:e pr aoh camps. and are makins thai
nhck 70 the !Umeland in long limr.
d Hunsfr-1itten. shoeicss pilgrims
nreaa IL Their Cry.
b7ead! Tread! Is their cry." sa;d III.
c"'2nei tonight. "And there is n" b-eaJ
- ne bad They strive 10 eat .niv'
.unG OIL grass. chan and a little coarn:
natn. Ihey are shelteriess. The rem
~, ms o! whole village popni..tione slnnn
~ the bitches as they plod hacl. ~
,he.r 1ative places. There is absai Im : u, ..
no no "a mutation. and typhus is j,iIIina' ~.
Inc nation like flies are kijlnd ing Ing on
ofeath of winter. Wy the
A When When the Germans. Bulgarians ana
hr;na ans retreated, they left mo. anu
pridee behind them. Tbere mot a
ne, ntIeahs OF transportation. III tb are no
49, were. not Killed by the enn,m, az VI
rcn out or the country w. were
".. ,ucG INC land so thai i, ,,.i, mas
a ua,s beforc agricultureNtbnc , M be
su"c,ys or Snrbla--is resumcd NH;E' IN
Iavs The great wooien I'm IN any
NJ, pecn b'aated and Tho 1910, actori g :
49, 81, iscking-h ouses have hoem eai ana
e~"r :. tnnre was meat to be h raT"d-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
BUSY WEEK FOR CONGRESS
WILL CLEAN UP PRESSING
AFFAIRS BEFORE HOLIDAY
Republicans Threaten TO Prevent Re.
cess II Cum Minis Railroad Bill
Is Not Passed.
tBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Dec l4.-Consress
tomorrow begins drive 10 clean up
pressing AFFAIRS SO AS TO adjourn Sat.
urdas for a two weeks holiday recess.
The outcome OF the program for the
week. however. leaders OF both parties
;29 Mfs b a aHa s dsBsndnS
maneuvers In the senate.
1.-the the Cummings railroad bin is not
leaders have served notice He thae fhe
recess must be held in allegiance and
many members tonight had visions OF
mas. The Senate viii resume its work.
on the. railroad measure tomorrow,
with night sessions planned. in the
week. 4 score of ame amer lnee sn face see
the Senate, with hot fight assured on
the antistrike clauses OF the measure
enact the McNary sugar relief bill,
which wis; VII be taken up by the House
authorizins foreign G!na n n he cssno 9iil
:ions. The conference repor, on IN.
latter, which the House has adopted.
Is pending in the Senate.
Committees Also Busy.
will work this week to wind up pend
Ing business preliminary TO the pro-
R 2 .nM recess recess; Senator Frelinghuyaen.
The Senate subcommittee investigat
ing ne Goa situation. which Yesterday
nearu DT. Harry 4. Garfield, former
fuel administrator, plans 10 call fur
thtE witnesses soon and also take Nm
,he question OF obtaining papcrs re-
latinE 20 settlement Of the coal strike
held.
Inquiry into tr.a.men; OF radicals
At El!!s Island will be resumed tornor-
row by the House Immigration Com
mittee. which has called 4. W. Parker
torns- counsel for The irnmieratior
authorities. The committee possibIy
may hear Secretary Wilson and In.
migration Commissioners Caminetti.
Print Paper Shortage.
The print paper shortage will DO
taken UP tomorrow by the House Post-
once CoIornittee in considteing the
OIL OF Representative Anthony. Re-.
publican. Kansas. TO limit the size OF
Views on Federal budget s system
s si!i be presented tomorrow before the
ho's Lovden. OF Illinois, and McKelYie
% Ne bragka. ~
Plans for The investigation ordered
D. the senate Of the Federal Trade
Comm ssion. including the charges Of
senator Watson, Republican, Indiana
mat employees are engaged in radical
propaganda viii be aiken up Tucsdav
by the senate Interstate Commerce
toHtnitt." 4 subcommittee. headed
~ senator Watson. probably viii he
sphointro, hut hearings are not
p.sHLtd UDfil next month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
MINERS RETURN TO WORK
OTHER OFFICIALS CALLED
e. BY SENATE COMMITTEE
Regional Railroad Directors VIII Now
Have Discretionary Authority to
Rcscind Coal Orders.
Try Associated Pros.

~, WASHINGTON. Dec. I.-Whilc re-
. ii ;;;m OF restrictions on the use 81
j dicnting governmental belief that the
strike crisis in the industry has passed.
congressional investigation began TO
the settlement.
The appearance las; night OF Or.
. as Federal fuel administrator was ac-
cepted Yesterday by President Wilson.
before the Senate, subcommittee in
vestigatng the coal situation was fol-
3 lowed today by indications that Attor-
ney-Generai Palmer and other high Of
20 explain why plans OF DR.. Garfield
were set aside and compromise made
with the miners union on basis
described as, contrary to Fundamental
principles of government"
the United Nine i Wc HI Of Smer;r ..
who is attending the labor reconst-ur-
lion eonfCrence here, predic;ed today
the miners would be back 10 work
Certain Men VIII Return
Though it has been difficult task
IL lime eea sincS al The OF tlf men in The shGr:
20 back Wiz
fuel during the e. s;Fike I gra tn Use are Tl
being removed under the discretionary
authority :t 70 rescind such orders given
The working week will open tomorrow
with 4 nearer approach to q normal
industrial situation than any week
since ihe strike was made effective
November !.
Assistants Also Reign.
Although mos: OF theN power to
rescind The various restrictions has
been placed in the hands OF the re-
Slonal directors. the railroad admins
trat!on IS continuing TO exercise
supervisory control over hitum!nous
eoal and coke. This has been neces-
SaIE not alone by the resignation OF
By the resignation of CYRUS GUERNSEY,
Jr., assistant; TO Dr.. Garheii and John
A'Pori. chief engineer. both OF
serve with their chief when the fuel
administration was revived These
resi- nations have practically put an
enc 20 the Reconstructed activities o.
the administration.
To Name Commission.
Appointment by President Wilson OF
commission TO superSede the fuel
administrator is expected this week
been given in official quarters though
the basis decided upon Will make lis
composition include one mine worker,
one coal operator, and a representa-
1--WE OF the public. The three Will have
power TO readjust wage scales, above
Inc present advance of u per cent
given the miners. II desired. and also
20 advance the selling price OF coal
The seal committee of the oper
II was learned today. probably will
meet IN Cleveland Wednesday 10 con.
slider their attitude toward the strike
settlement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
POLICE FIND BODY
OF 5UDDIE BLAKE
CONTINUED From ptr4, p,-A

CONTINUED From FIRST Pas.)
and his right eye was d!sco!ored Thj.
i,nmediaty gave ,risc TO the Suspicion
strugsling against being cast into The
sea Spraguc, however, decl.r.d liz
cuts on the head and face prohahiy
were caused by the bodY being washed
.j the 3etties along and under
me piers on the strong Incoming Id.
ana mat the G!sco!oraiion on IN. .ye
p pfisg!'f % wmen he struck ,aslins, q
he splashed into the water.
Autopny to De Performed.
The body was removed 10 an u,da
George Stoddard and Dr. Ionis :!
SGuaetS, county physiciatl, ASSUMED
din"iE. OF ". an autopsy TO deGaiteI! :.
determine the cause OF death viii ia
Mrs. Blake was found lying fuuv
a 5ad re1,s on her bed N The room she
tshna;. ~ Oriental Avenue. when
hici SpraEue ana the county detec.
yves sought her, Immediately after
~ ne "hiet mad viewed the little body
recovered from the hyster!a Whit,
possessed her last night when she war
questioned by the police. Sprasue In.
AZ dGi,ii ~ ,r htF That inasmuch az her con
n!l!oi was Such as 70 require Tho co.
stant attendance of physician and y
nuTse, he deemed u wise to takc n 80
20 ne atlantic City Hospital she
me news that "Buddic's" BODY n, d
pUtceh washed ashore was broken 90
IN bed In one OF the public Wa.
OF ;he hospital. She was .nn.r. 80 ="
as nHpeftufbcd by the state,n"r. - -.
~ Ne. son vas dead as Il few moment
Ghs5sring her with his murder. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
cANGDA'S PREMIER MAY
BE FORCED TO RETIRE
Conference OF Phyxirians Order Sir
Robert Bordrn TO Give up Pub
lie Life.
fBy Associated Press

OTTAWA, Dec. l--Thc report that
Sir Robert Borden Is about to retire
As Canadian Premier was STRENGTHENED
tonight with the announcement that
after conference Of doctors last week
SIT Robert was given medical orders
10 give up public life. \ meeting Of
CnioniSt leaders has been called to
consider the question OF his successor.
The report OF Premier Borden's pend
ing retirement was Simultaneous with
n rumor that he had been asked TO ac-
ccpt the post of British Ambassador to
Washington. The Premier was asked
today about the truth of this rumor
and replied:
matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
RELIEF FUND SUBSCRIBED
Atlanta Citizens Give SI4o00 IN Al,
Sufferers From Flood ut
West Point, Ga.
'Ry Associated Press.

ATLANTA, GA. Dec. IA , mace.
meeting held here late today approxi
roately $4,000 was subscribed for ~.
l!et work AT West Point. Ga whey.
hood damage was estimated a, 81 600
cOo. The meeting was called hr Ma vnr
Key and the president OF tho A,IaI,ta
appeal from the Mayor and citizen. ~
West Point. - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
Will Launch Cargo ships.

NEWARK. y. j.. Dec l4.-Four fabr.-
Gated cargo ships. of $3.50 tons each.
Will be launched at the Port Newark;
plan of the Submarine Boat Corpora
ton on December -. il was announced
tonight. The evNnt will be tho FIRST OF
its Kind. il is said. at which four yes
soils lrave gone down the ways from any
shipyard on the same day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15

KANSAS CITY. kANS. Dec l4.-Ev!-
dence to show that the printing outfit
upon which the first Russian Bolshevist
newspaper was published, was sent to
trs OF the World. will be read here
tomorrow at tho l. w. w. trial This
IS announced tonight by Fred Rob-
crtson, Kansas district attorney.
CHRlSTIANlA, Dec. l4.-Thus far i,
negotiations between the American
Shipping Board and the large NorweE-
ian ship owners. arising from the req
uisitioning By the Shipping Board of
Norwegian vessels in American wa
tere. Therefore the so-called Chris
aues,ed the Norwegian legation in
Washington TO deliver note OF pro-
test to the American government ask.
ing for an immediate settlement Of
the controversy.
MONTREAL. Dec. 1.-THE courts
have been appealed to in the dispute
the Dominion paper controller as to
the latter officials right 10 compel the
manufacturers 10 sell newsprint paper
to the newspaper publishers at lower
p Z. '"S" ''eS CO" .: exporting
COLUMBUS. GA. Dec. 1.-THE
Chat,anoochee River at Eutauia. Ala.
s;ill are high, had dropped TO SIS
feet today and was falling rapidly.
according to reports here tonight.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 14.-C. NJ.
Hathaway. for four years American
consul! here. has been ordered TO pro-
oeed to Budapest.
LONDON. D+ta l4.-Speaker Low.
ther OF the Ho6se OF Commons. Sir
Erie Gcdies and his brother, Aucl;
land, are mentioned in diplomatic cir
c,es as possible SUCCESSORS 20 Lord
Grey ar amha ssador 10 the United
States.
tory court to be held Monday. Pope
Benedict will deliver an ailocut:on.
which is reported will not be published.
although the Vatican authorities as
sert that il will not contain any i'm
portant statements. The Pope, II IS
declared. merely wishes. to return TO
the ancient practice of the church, un-
der which cons!stor!al aliocutions gem
orally were not published, except
able for some special reason.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
woman Hast. pros,..x.

LONDON. Dec. 14---.Bcrmondsey Is
the nrht community IA England To
employ q prohtcer hunter--a woman
She receives gaiary OF $40 weekly and
her WORK conslata OF making purchases
ana INQUIRIES and institutinR proceed
lnHa aBainst dealers who charge un-
reasonable Dricas "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
Fire Damages Castle.

FANIS, DEC. lI.-FIrc today badly
p!caue. The bedroom OF the former
Emperor and tho council room. both
OK which were unfurnshed. were de-
strcysd, al we're few pieces OF art.
Tht lib!ary was not damaged The
dalGaHc Is estimated At 2.0UO.Un fra ncn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15

THHT5, DEC. l4.---Louisa R0stanl
sister or :he late Edmond Rostand, was
robbcd recently IN "a Paris railway gta
tion OF handbag containing letters
"ritt.n ~ the poet 10 his family Gl hi g
Houth: II had been Intended si{or,iv
70 publiah the ltticrs "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
HOUSING PROBLEM ACUTE
Germans May Have to Pres, ~.
Sleeping Cars Into Service to
Furnish ncdH,
lBy Universal Service,

BERLIN. Dee. 14.--Thc ho,.,
problem in Berlin has reached sunl,
a serious point that the Ministry 81
Public Works has taken up the idc,
idle in railroad yards.
II is expected that about 5000 bed.
nightly will be made available by Ills
Measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
IIo,y-II'. AIrpI.n, w,r.ck,d.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE airDlnne Of
Captain Ernest Howell, ono of the
British airncn In the London Mel
bourne flight WaS wrecked off st
Georges Bay. Igland OF Corfu. Dncem
per 10. and there Is no hope that either
howell or his fncchaniCiau cscancd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
Will Publlph Itecors

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-THE subcommittee.
nteslishtlhB peace opportunities will
puDI !hii The complete record Of com
tnunicatinns exchanged with the WASH
!hStoh eHbaBsy, and also tho official
noGn ,nenth bearing on the central pow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
VENDORS AND POLICE CLASH
Sale OF Newspapers Precfpitates Merry
War In Principal Plaza at
Madrid.
iBr Associated Press.

MADRID. Dec. 14.--Disturba noes oc-
Cured on the Puerta Del Sol, Madrid
principal plaza. late yesterday over the
efforts OF those Madrid wspapers
which are still lighting the strikers to
dispose Of their issueS.
News vendors and tho police ella shed
and the Officers were Obliged TO use
their swords in dispensing the demon
Btrators. Several persons were wound
cd and numbers OF others were arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15

advices. He carried off large SIM.
Ply OF blankets. several automobiieS
norses ana wagons and great u,ian.
of food and clothing among his force.
Is believed here to have bcen ~.
principal cause Of the raid on Mux.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-THE bill for tho
prosecution of those charged win
war crimes and ofrenses has passed ali
stages in the national assembly. The
action of the assembly on the bin
was unanimous.
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