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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
9eu Fnbssge bar life laa tosiet
eubba.

Sra Morge fon1nler oenne 8eret'
ming ON en iinosipg Wfa1r6s billige
ubflugt til Nabolanoe1e Dan,marf
90 5perige.
Manben bc6ber gDc, og ban bar
|iom iiuosipg anbraat / @lejc / 2icr.
men set bleb baa fieo al, % oe,i
|21. Suit foripanot ban / Stilbcs
Jog reiite til &riiiania. Ser gift bon
op paa @eitbanens &ontor % pre-
fcntereoe fig iom Acknowledgment
Miffelien, bmlfet VI. a. meofbrte, at
man gap bam Mogang til 2ofalet oy
|b%eban6le6c bam pe1rNt og %follcgialt.
Huber @eieget laante ban Ell
Observation-Disclosures bbor @erionalets
@cnerolio fin6cs, og ber uo1pgte
ban fig en- 2ofomotipfprer Mrel Sal
Ian, Gronobiem, bpis @ioarafi bc1
,1otereoe fig til ienerc 8rug. gno
bioere tilbe,o1l, ban fig nogle 8lan-
fcttcr til acknowledgements % u6<
fplote en-. al benz me6 Mttet ON, at
ban lom acknowledged 6ollan
bop6c 6ripas til en- @ejie ouer &orn-
|ijp og Storlte1t, CO iaa orog ban paa
@pentpr. S &ornfjb laante bon i
Gallons @apr 20 ST., rejite bi6cre
It'll Tre6erifsbalc % Hog ser Tattig=
pGsnet for, S &r., Dborpaa ban LOB
|ftg f%otografere oe fif u6itebt &as til
HeiIer / Danmarf og @perige.
Sorlfielligc Sernbuncfolf n1aatte
punge 1uo poo tcnne Go11rne, ban
laante oberalt % fpittereoe for Mo0~
tagellen al Eengene mc6 5ollan5
Nobn. Otter ct lille Grip til. Dealing
mco en Mfitiffer til @inllon6 rctur-
nere6e. ban. til @jemlamoet beiaa
8perne Lungs &riltiansfior6 og
e1r6te / ariitionsian6, bbor ban bl.
Ia. Iaante so &roner bos en- 2ofonro=
tibfprer.
Dcrpaa tog bon meb Camper til
lGreoerifsDabn, bpilfet ban 11aatte
|betole for, men 6e bnr lfe 6tatsbaner
|bar loa elifelige at beforbre ban1
gratis til @am6rup og berfra tilba
gc til &ol6ing, bbor bon bar facet
lit Eas paatcgnet. st Sorieg pao
at fomme in6 / Epifla1r6 bia @o1s=
nit5 mislpffebes, foroi Yosiet Hfe
bar bi{eret> og ban maatte ber16e
ON. @ao gjaite6e bm Malmb> 6er-
pua @tocfbolm, bpilfet 5te6 ban tit
Tribillet biem iomt 6 ST. fot1tant.
@iemrejfen 'er marieret at Ell @ef-
lie 2aon hos biberfe Sernbuncfolf>
mc11 I 9earbif gift set galt, ioet ian
fori9gte fig bos cit Man6, Ser fje1to-
te Talln p%er1onlig. Gno bar 8pt
leberet og blep enbol6t.
Wen M itrenyn1er Megningerrn
|in6 til 6en itnffels Sollon, iom ilet
lite bar bpret u6e at rei1e. &on
|faor &pftebrebe fra &olIeger / ale
tire 1pr6iife 2an1e, fra norifc Som
fuller | Da,unarf og Sbertge, ia
1elp @olitiosliite11ten / 2a1t6sfrono
bar befligt erin6ret ON ct Eilgooe-
babemoe poa 80 &roner.
Set er ielbfetgelig life mor1omt.
Derimob bar ST. &pe itifffcrt mo-
ret fig fortrinli9t, og al en- fin6slDu
at bpre ipnes ban egentlig fife at
bore lao belt toSIet eno6o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

Dram1nen far to 100 Marineer,
&ommllnemanbtallet for Gra1nmen
|bi1er, at 8pens elbIte 1temmeberet=
tige6e 8orgere CT &bin6er. On Steel
fe al oisle Ell fg6t mel(em 1920 oa
1880. Men 8pen fa,1 ogiaa opbiie
BEN &11rioiitet at bope to 100-Maria=
ger inben fit M}ibte, nemlig ti6lige"
re Sotelpnrtin6e @ofie Nil1en, feot
1918, og @mfefr1t &arine Soerien,
foot 1920. 5ibitnppnte bar rigtg@
ga1ep 33 33tg@bb r6lu eop 2Sbr
NOT life em6nu fpl6t 100 Mor, mer,
6n ser mnnqrer i'm riht. mnn mon
bel iiqe, at bum fplber 8etingel1e,,
for at fal6es &un6reoaring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
En- enestaaende Anledning TIL
at kj6be en- Stock Farm i
nordlige Minnesota.

1000 Acres af tildels improved" OF
belt improved" Farm, god Beiggen-
he'd, 81 Mil til code Markeder, alt al
$40 Acres er indhegnet til Faar OF
Kvag, vandet we'd ct Vandlsb fuld al
Fisk, 40 Acres Ager, 100 Acres Eng,
der giver 200 Tons godt He. Godt
Hus, SAINT Stald og andre Bygninger.
Til $35. pr. Acre. $4,000. kan kobe,
Resten paa lette Vilkaar. Skriv til
FRANK P. MoRNEAu,
Ailaca, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
l1oitillinge11, iom bite, at @anoels>
'forbin6elien mellem Mmerifa %
,Norge ct ! raft r6bifling.
-Sbffe 2eoer til Mproe.

S Norge berifer Der for Eioe11
Mangel paa 9eger. Bl. a. itaar
go Diitriftsslngeitiltinger leoige.
@n Del u6enlan6ife 2nger, lpecielt
tpife, bar ibgt on at faa 2icentia
Hractican6a / Norge, og set me6i-
cinife 5afultet bar beil11ttet at onbe.
fale Mn6ragen0erne, forelpbig oog
fl1n for ct begrpniet 9iosrn1n, +.
@fs. 81 Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Ser ticneS Genoe.

@riitiania &ine1notogrofer bar ]
fprlte &olboor bopt ct Sber1f,1o paa
ca. 10000 &r. &omiteen fore1aar
for Torman6lfabet, at 8elpbet foroe-
les pna fplgenoeWoa6e: 100000 til
8itfonttcotrct, 100000 til Mtelicr-
'bDgning for @ille6bugger @igclono
og 100000 til 11De @oncertbus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Skater on, en- Willionarp / !SolIonb

&Dgter ONT en- Wt1ltonarb I 60llan0
Scr gaar / @arge1unb @Dgter ON,
at cit oerboenoe sSamiGie, Dpb6abl
!9enrifIen, ifoI babe ipente en- Mtb
pao- flere MiIlio,1er &roner. Mrbe,1
ifribcr fig fra Ell Erpitelpn / @tjol6,
iom .fnr ober 100 Mor ii6en reiite
til 6oIlo1,6, hbrr ban ne6iatte fig
iom Observation-Disclosures. 5ogen er
for .Ei6en un6er nprmere. TIMBER
|iGgelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Solbatereratiale,

@tatea1s @eneralaopofat far er-
tl9ret, at fun Mgn6, ser bar bpret
/; &rigstiemelte> eller 6eres @1fer fon
crbol6e noget fire. Stotcns Gono pan
$20,000,000 bebtlget al 2cgisloture1l
/ @ratiale til &rigerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
WISCONSIN.

Fl Gndtk0h. 100 Acres, god fed Lerjord, "a. 100 A. under Plov, Resten
- S s''yS code Gesgange med Temmer. Stort Hus, Stald 36x74
moderne odsty5et 2MaskinvarkstedeE G'anay, Faarehus, Hensehqs, Com
Crib, Vndmelle. Eiaen har boet paa Farmer over IS Ar og selv 1yddet
alt han maa selge paa Gund at Helbredet. En- gImrende Anledning for e n
ung Mand. Stedet er Mil fra god BY. Pns $14, 000-$500O. kontant, Re-
stem 5 eler 10 Aar dl5%. Bank Of BGrfvM, BoyuviM, WIS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Der tjenes PENCE i
Saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede Farme og fineste
Pr@rieland i det danske Settlement
we'd Canora, Sask., kan endnu faas
paa lette B~etingelser til fra $40 til
$50 pr. Acre. Exkursioner. Skriv til
Scandinavian Can. Land Co., Phoe-
nix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Gen tefniife 6giifole.

ST. phil. g. 9. gooforls er be-
ittffa til Decent / uorganiif SCENT
beo Norges Terrific SbiifoIe fra Eil-
trRbelies6ngen at regre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
&ipber &mlfelte1 paa Spitsberaen.

&ipber &nlfelte1 paa Spitsbergen.
&aptajn 8en1tiel en- / mteresz
lereoc &'reo1e pelfjeruot &olarfarer>
fom / flere Star bar oberpintret poa
|@pitsbergen og fom eier rtge &11l-
felter, for iolgt fine Setter til ct
&riitianiafonfortium &aptainen lfal
|bi1taa BET 11De Gel fob meo fine gr-
foringer og le6e bets @fspe6itio,
baa GpitsberQen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

Sn8en amerifanife Henge at faa.
S Norge bar Der ppret Gale ON
at u6bpoe ct Observation-Disclosures
apqa inotil 100 Millpner &roner til
,Gremme al ian1iltnosgapnlig @olig-
bpgntng. Set oplpies MI, at oennl
Blan maa opgtbes, forbi &egjerins
gems Sorban6linger mes Mmerifo
ON ct Gtatslaon er 1%tran6e0e % Ste
gjeringen iom 5plge oeraf maa lpa-
&C. 9eilag paa Sc inoc1lanoife Een'
gemarfeo til eget 8ebob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
30 ACRES ! BARRON COUNTY, WIS.

A., ryddet, i Gresgang: R@en bevokset med faa Buske. Landet ngger
h&jt med naturigt Afgb. Intel unytHg Land. Store Bygninger,
godt Beboelseshus, ny rummeig stald med Kjalder, Br@ndeskur.
MI til Mejerii og By: We'd Postrute o. Fladerute. Prs $1,000.
$4,000 kontant, Resten til 5 pct. Paa Vi1kaar, der passer Kjaberen.
bet er ct rkehgt Godtkj9b. Sknv efter Lte pa andre Farme til
Bank of Comstock. Comstock. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
MaIeInnb faar fommumaIt Iulfeba6.

MaleInnb faar fommunalt 6plfeba6,
Male1nno meb fine 1ter $4,000
Sssn6bnqaere hor hi6ti1 heret rent
oaarlig itillet mes &enipn til @ao.
8pen bar bare baDt en- li6en pripot
8abeanitalt, felpfplgeQtg ganife
utilltreffeli9 for 8ebopet. S sen
nermeitc Sremti6 foar imiolertil
|@pen ct fort %ti6smeSiig fommunalt
|8a6, bporpna Der bar n9ret arbejoet
Il nogen Ti6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
6 Acres godt Land

Rash Co, 6 Mil fra By; 30 Acres kultveret; Resten Crashing; n
Del Tdmmer; Telefon, Ostefabrlk og Mejeri; Landpostrute; Skoae;
gdt Wand; skandnayik Settlement; $32 pr. Acre; lene Baingkcr.
Skrv eher Lae over andre Ejendomme:
o. ~. MaLmqren,4 Weyerhauser. MS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Farm Bargains ! Luck. Wis.

stort. 5o-aarigt dansk Settlement. Dette g ct udmarket Kvax-
bevoksede .Gresgange; talrige Seer, lutherske Kirker; skoler; Me1o
rer; Telefoner; code Vete og velstaaende Dyer langs Soo-Banen;
midtves melem St. Paul og Duluth. For n@rmere oplysninger skrtv
County, Wis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Is code, /. Klasses Farme til Salg for SIS

til $135 pr: Acre. Dse Famc maa ses for 1t paaskgnnes, allie indenfoa
2 til IS Mil fra den forerende By ST.. Cloud, MINI. Bedse Vikaa1
tlstaas. Kom og Sc pa dem! Warden at dIse Fa1me vii ga mere op
de n3ste 6 Maaneder, end De kan tene de naste 10 Aar. Hvorfor
arbejde for andre, mar De kan arbejde for Dem selv? KS6 M og
tin shv denne Ve1dJorSgelse.
Steayns County Loan & Investment Co., 81. CLOUD, MINI. y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28

nAn Aero Ranch bedse lleret Muldjord, ligger godt; 50 Acres fri for
~ n ~ 'u"0''Trsredds andre 80 brushed off,; god, str Stld
for 200 Kreaturer; 32 Tons Slo; sot Svinehus; Helder; 2 Wind
mener, 2 Beboesehue; hele Ejendommen indhegnet, Diet hdc i"tame
pasture. Dene e en- moderne Ranch: Denne og to andre mindr
Ejendomme selges for at afdutte ct 30; lette Betingelser for dem
allie. Prs for Ranch'en med en- Del at Avlen $38 pr. Acre.
-M Il. Peoples, Ladysnnnh, VII. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Mprqes turtle Qau6sonnnaitnm.

2an6sapmnaitet paa 8ois, Oct fere
tie al fit 5lags / Norge, bar biotil
boet- til Seize / ct Tolfe1folebus og en-
@arabfe. Smiolerti6 fan 5folen
Gfteraaret faa 11ptte inb / fit eget
l1be &1,s. 8Dgninge1t foiter omfr.
1 Mfllion &roner og ct / ollie &et-
ninaer u6itpret fon1 ct fbrlte &lasIcs
.5folebus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Nnrgr.
1lpejr paa Sprlanbet.

&riltianSiau0 biemlpgtes Sen 81.
S2ftobcr af en- norbeltlig Sneitorm.
&c omliggen6e 9eier er bRffet men
Sne, men S,1cen er life blebe11 Big
ge1loe @a6erne. 9ermometeret bor
paa Jrpfepunftet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Sem rorif-amerifanife 11bitlIiud.

zen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H61ttlltng.
Sen a%merifallife Minilter 5cbme.
bemam og Sen amcrifanife Gene.
ralfoniul 2etcbcr bolDt Sen %. Oft.
! &riitiunia en- Seit pnn @rono for
&omiteen for Sen amerifanffe us
fitting larnt Ell Gel andre Mmerifa
nGrltaaen6e 6errer. Camel Mini=
|iteren iom @eneralfoniuIen CAB us
trpf for fin itore @labe og EiIfreos-
beb ouer Set ubmGrfeoe Mel11ltat al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
l20 Acres Vildt-Land

nar By, speciel Pris $22. pr. Acrea.
100 Acres improved" Farm af
ualmindelig V@rdi $50. pr. Acre.
Har en- stor Liste paa andet Vildt-
Land og improved" Land.
Liberale Vilkaar og Priser.
W. H. ERICKSON,
Gronningen, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Gm l,uuf Minbeitptte paa 8obp.

Yaa @o6g &lrfegooro er nblig
reiit en- Min6e!tette ober Sc fem
brittle Semelto, 1om on1fom beo
&ja1pefrb01eren "SSnoio"s Cent
ming paa 8%e1tfjrrben s. Mug. 1915
og blep fort til Bo6g og bcgrapet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Gip I'll Sbnberhberne.

Sfrib effter Brpvvnlm,1ncr Of bet1s
3lao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
Minnesota mais Land.

fra 80 Acres op til 400 Acres og n@sten allie Farmene kan kJSbea
pa mget lette vilkaar. HHs De or interesseret Kjeb at n Farm
vii dt bNve til Deres Fordel at sl1ve til NJ efter or G0dtkjtbn
Liste.
ANDERSON LAND COMPANY. wulmar, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
MINNESOTA

100 Acres Godtk0b i Minnesota.
Dette q godt, tungt, jRvnt Farmland to og N halv MI ~
Oglvte, we'd OF god Vel, Postrute og Telfon; alt indhegnet med
staaltraadsnRt; ~ Etases Hm1 Lade 1895, Faarestald 22x7s. o.
god Br6nd. Phs $500. skriv til
c. e. ERICKSON. MILACA, MINI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
M|SSMARY D.PALMER
WILL CHR|STEN SHIP
Chancook Will Leave Ways
at 4 P. NJ, Sat-
urday
FOURTH LAUNCHING
Many Prominent Government Officials
Will See Big Freighter Make Maid
ct Plunge.

Miss Mary Dixon Palmer, daugh-
ter of Attorney General and Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer will be sponsor at the
christening of the steamship Chan
ccok, which will be launched at
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Previous
launchings at this plant have occur
red at , o'clock in the afternoon.
It is expected that large delega-
ticn from Washington and other near
by cities will attend the launching in
u;udiEg the officials of the Virginia
bodybuilding Corporation.
The Chancook will be the fourth big
steel freighter to be launched by this
corporation. The last ship launched
lie Vanada and the first was tn,
Gunston Hall.
Work on the other ships being built
fer the government is progressing
,apidly and it is expected that with
in the next three months as previous
" stated, this corporation will begin
the work of laying keels for private
corporation.
1t is stated that the Virginia Ship
omlding Corporation already has con-
tracts for the construction of large
number of ships for private corpora
tions which will require' several
years to complete.
At the present time about $500
men are employed at this plant. More
progress is now being made at thu
plant in it's work than ever before in
lis history.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07

money on checks in Washington
Rolph had threatened to kill witness
and her husband, too, should she
leave him and go back home; said
Rolph had choked her when she de-
clared his Intention Ito leave for
home; witness was away from her
home two weeks; Rolph had key
to her apartment in the Washington
hotel; had told her experience with
Rolph to her husband; latter had
said he would see Rolph; told him
deceased had threatened to kill him;
witness went into long recital OF
her business transactions with Rolph
the utteri..g of checks and the
financial ard rendered witness; Rolph
was to meet ;.-n On the afternoon he
was shot.
The cross examination followed.
Witness said she had told her hus-.
band of her transactions. with Rolph
ten days before the shooting.
At this juncture, it being near one
o'clock, the court took recess until
2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
CARRIES OUT IA POINTS
Lansing Admits, However, Before
Senate Committee That Shan
tung Violates Principles

Washington, Aug. 7.-Secretary
Lansing before the Senate Foreign
Relations : Committee yesterday, ex-
pressed the opinion that, the shantung
provision of the peace treaty did not
square with. President Wilson's en-
unciatsd principle Of self -determina-
ton but p,aintaSped that the treaty
as a whole carried out g substantially?
the Presidents: points
Declaring his unfamiharity with
manydetails of the peace negotiations
and: of the treaty%itseH, secretary
told the committee he was unable to
answer-many of its questions and re-
minded Senators in answering others
that he merely was expressing his
own personal views.
"Ask the President" the Secretary
said when pressed for details OF the
Shantung and league of nations nego-
tiations. On three of the points raised
he asked permission to refresh his
memory and make statement to the
committee later ,and when he was
asked for a detailed construction Of
the labor and reparations clauses, ne
protested that he could not be expect
ed to carry the minute of an $4,000
word document in his mind and re-
minded the committee it was much
easier to "aSk questions prepared re-
forehand' than to answer them off
hand.
As his own personal views, Mr..
Lansing said that Japan probably
would have signed the treaty without
TIE Shantung provisions; that the
United States should ask no part of
tie German reparation; that the Ka!-
ser could not be legally tried, and
.inat the mutual guarantee of ter
tcrial integrity from external ag'
rression, as contained in article 10
Of the league covenant imposed a
moral obligation but not legal one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
ULTIMATUM TO HUNGARY
Roumania Makes Demands Far in Ex-
cess of Armistice Terms

Paris, Aug. 7.-Messages reaching
the Peace Conference advise that body
that Roumania has served an ultima
tum on the Hungarian Government
making demands far in excess of The
armistice terms.
The messages first received stated
that the Hungarians had been given
until s P. NJ. today to comply with the
demar ds. Later advices showed thai
there had been an error in telcgraphic
;transmissiop and that the ultimatqm
expired at. 8 p. M. yesterday, August
5, The. Peace Conference had not keen
advised UP to mid-afternoon as to
what had occurred in Budapest as b
result of the Roumanian action. >.
The ultimatum stated that if the
Hungarians refused to accept the
terms laid down, the Rouman!ans
would take possession of al material
and animals required to repair he
damage inflicted by the enemy upon
Roumania.
The fear was expressed in confer
ence circles that Roumania's action
would result in the overthrow of The
new Hungarian Government.
French circles state that the hou-
manian army is not under the ccm-
mand of Marshal Foch, the Allied
commander-in-chief, the Roumanian
general refusing to accept orders
the French. The Roumanians have not
been actively participating in the
Peace Confeences since Premier Br2-
tiano some time ago took exception 70
the decision of the conference upon
the principle guaranteeing the rlgn:s
Of minorities within national borders
In their ultimatum the RoumanlaHs
demand the reduction of the Hungar'
ian army to $4,000 men and the sur'
,pder of so per cent Of the harvest
animals and farm machinery and Of
per cent of the railway supplies.
The uttimatum, which was forward
ed to Paris by Lieutenant-Colone
Romarelli, of the Allied military mis-
sion, and Col. w. B. Causey, u S.A
of the relief administration now II
Budapest, also demands a large pro
portion of the Danube shipping ah'
equipment and supplies for an army
of 100000 men together with ration'
for the Roumanian forces pending
peace settlement.
| -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
ROBBED OF WEDDING OUTFIT

Danvillc, Va, Aug. 7.-Roboed OF
intended gifts for his fance and his
own wedding outfit, Jennlng A.
Graham has reported his losses, val
ned at Sl72, to the police and has
sworn out a warrant against James
Harrison, who he says took the prop
ertv from his room in a boarding
house. The man sought vs. painter
whose home is in California, Du'
who came to Danville upoi beng
discharged from the navy. Harrison
did not 90 to wol.:l on Monday ana
was seen leaving the house aI II
o'clock with two sultcases. Gfah"ll
discovered his loss at nignt. ne
claims diamond ring, wrist watch
a pcarl lavalicre, a new SUIT anu d
najr of shoes were taken from hlm'
The theft will not prevent ene
marriage. which is to take place IN
the near future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
FORD CASE TO GO -
~ TO JURY TUESDt

Mt. sClcmenx;;:' Mich, Aug. tn
Henry Ford Chicago Tribune .mill:on
dollar libel suit instituted by the an:
tomobile manufacturer following pub
LEGATION. in the Tribune of an editor::'
ca;illingST' ord Hi anarchist; entered th'
last lap today when atto:neys:for III;
plaintiff and the defense will sur
utp'' their cases. The trial is, expec::o:
to be in the hands c1 the jurors by
next Tuesday.
The arguments today centered o.
the definition of the word anarch St
In this connection counsel for III
defense presented ninety-eight char%e
they want read to the jury. The &c
fense offered sixty charges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
EX-soCIALIsT BEATEN
Former State Senator Thomas Loses
in Lynchburg Election

Lynlchburg, Va, Aug. Tn the
primary election in Campbell county
Tuesday former State Senator A. F.
Thomas went down to defeat before
Robert A. Russell, present member
of the House of Delegates from
Campbell county, for the State SEN
ate from the district composed of
Lynchburg mad the county Of Camp
bell.
E. 4. Hicks, president of the
Beard Of Supervisors of the county,
badly defeated E. F. Ginther, who
was formerly leader in the Social
ist party.
Senator Thomas formerly repre-
sented the district in the State SEN
ate, having been elected as a demo-
crat. He turned Socialist, but de-
serted that party, as did Mr.. Gin
ther. on it's war record. Mr.. Brook
neal Union Star, a Socialist weekly,
and was elected Mayor of that town
several years ago.
Mr.. Thomas is one of the officials
of the Thornhill Wagon Company,
large industry here. He lives in
the suburbs of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
| BURNS HER GIFTS;
THEN SUES FOR OWN

Wilkesbarrc, Pa, Aug. Too
proud to pay further courtship to a
rirl who is not immune to the smiles
f others, Joseph Kruks burned the
gifts of his sweetheart, Miss Anna
Hollis, and followed this act with 9
suit before Alderman Brown for the
return of his own presents. Miss
Hollis is seventeen years old and
Kurks is twenty-five.
The case was dismissed by Alder
man Brown, but not before Miss Ho;-
lis entered protest. She said she
was willing to return watch and
ring given her by Kruks, but wanted
reparation for handkerchiefs and cuff
links which the wrathful wooer had
destroyed. She said she worked hard
70 earn the money for her gifts.