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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-22
Unorganiized Public
Tired Being Goat

According to the Wall Street Jour-
nal the great unorganized majority
IN the United States is getting tired
at baiag made the goat n the car
Stapt fight between capital and Ia
RoE. It Is particularly pleased with
the stand that was taken recently by
the Board of Trade Of New Orleaas.
IN discussing the general subject I'M
der the caption, "The Signs of the
Times" it has the following to say:
In the past public feeling has been
mainly sympathetic with labor. But
IN the past year there has been a re-
versal of sentiment which labor lead
ers would do well to heed. This
change is becoming articulate, and
recently found expression in a series
OF remarkable resolutions passed by
the Board Of Trade Of New Orleans.
Those resolutions recite facts
which show that for more than nine
months that city suffered serious
losses through unnecessary strikes,
the cessation of work and the curtail-
ment of export and import freight
movements. They squarely assert
that all this turmoil has been caused
by outside union agitators, who
would bar every non-union man frora
the right to work. To attain this end
the city was made to suffer intoler-
able deprivation.
But there is a limit to human en-
durance. New Orleans has reached
it, and now asserts itself. In a set
of its resolutions it serves notice
upon both capital and labor that the
state is still sovereign. 1t declares
that all men possess the equal Night
to associate for lawful purposes, be
they employers or employees, but col
lective dealing confers no authority
over those who do not desire to act
or deal with them.
1t declares squarely that a citizen
of the United States cannot be de-
MED the right to work for whomso-
ever he pleases, as long as he pIeases,
and for what wage he pleases. "Or-
ganized labor" say the resolutions,
must realize that the State of
Louisiana and the city Of New Or
leans intend to stand or fall in de-
Tense Of this principle.
Passing from this point to the sub
ject of shorter hours, the resolutions
declare the workday should be such
as to produce the maximum output
consistent with the health and we'll
being of the worker in any industry.
A reduction of working hours below
such economic limit should be made
with full acceptance of the fact that
it involves a commensurate loss in
the earning power of the worker, and
that limitation of output increases
the cost of the commodity. PrOduc-
tion, not hours, should be the meas
ure of efficiency and compensation.
There should be an honest days work
for an honest wage, and membership
in an organization should not imply
equality of skill and ability.
This is New Orleans declaration
Of independence, which the union az
gression has forced it to make. It is
fairly typical Of the temper of the
whole people. Will labor heed this.
warning?
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-22

Miss Katie McTnnis returned SAT-
urday night from Collins, Miss,
where she had1been for. week yis-
iting homefoIks.s She was accom-
panied during her trip by Miss
Martha Glenn and Master Jack May
field, her nephew and niece.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-22

w. G. PewnaIl, chief dispatcher
for the N. O. G. N. railroad, returned
last week from Illinois, where he had
been for two weeks on vacation. He
left his wife and children there,
where they will remain until Mrs.
Pownall has recovered her strength
after the long illness she suffered
here before going north.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-22
mrs zAcIS- IEE- AN AUNT

Mrs. lack Lee Of Avenue G is in
receipt of a letter stating that she is
now a full Pledged aunt A little
nephew arrived in Mansfield, La,
last week, the child of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. S. Craig. Mrs. Craig is better
known in Bogalusa as Miss Josey
Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Powell
are on their way to welcome their
new grandson
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-22
$500 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

A limited number Of SIS scholar
ships have been placed in the hands
of Rev. A. ]. Gearheard, to be given
to young men who have a High
School diploma from a recognize
High School. These scholarships are
good at a certain we'll known Louisi-
ana college.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
l,1 n1oatte reife % bore iaa nlDtfe-

bun maatte reife og bore iaa nlpffe-
|lig?"
"Det ferite Boitfort fra Dor @eiie
|ifal ri ien6e ben6e," ibareoe benbes
Man6.
Gle lao paa bam.
"Det er leg meo ill.,"
Sun bar biit bi,1lpet ct 9ggtepar
tilbage til Sre6 og 2ptte peb ielb at
reiig11ere paa ct &rnft, bbor BET er
|iaa baarot % ibert for % alle."
"@norof be6 bn 6et?"
"SS1,een bar iagt mig BET, @lie.
Mcn iaften bar leg ub%ilfaarligt for
itaaet bet. Set 6reier fig ON en- Man6
'og @nltr11 blanot bore @ieiter iaften.
Maaife- fan 6u te11te sig, bbem set
ct. gu bar ielp ioften / sin ErolfDl-
oigbeo talt meget barme 0r6 til bam
ON ben6e. Maaife enoba f%ortalt bam
ct lille Greet, iom ban ilet lite fie1to:
te...."
t@lie bur blebet tanteful6.-5tuloe
BET pore ian6t? - Og iaa bar bun
reit = for at gipe BAN 6reo? 6or
bans Stems Sfplb % for bans
egen....
&nn fpsfeoe lin Manb iao iert Be.
b9get.
SUM- bar fomme1 / Tanfer ON
SSrmas Sr6: "&oag ODER sin 2Dffe,
ben, OH bar fun6et, % LAD ingen rebe
oen fra Dig. Ser er &gbere NOT ont
firing Dig; for hi er olle fun Wenre=
ifcr, lite anoet ems itoffels, imoa
Menneifer."
Smaa Mennejfer?
Ma mel, SSr1na bebebc6e lite at flo=
&c. Ser Dor ben, font bar n1eget
minore en6 bum, Ser 6onieoe r6 / set
6Dbe 8an6, lite en- lmilen6e Sollfins=
Sommer6ag, men / @roapeir =
alene. -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11

bapoe fin Debut p1a Set f9l. Eeater
8. Sept. 1880 lom M11na / "Sppio=
beroag", bar ban ser ielpfelgelig til
bobbelt &riS / 2. @tageS &labsloge.
Stolen pasie6e ioa ilet iom m1ligt til
ben6es funitneriffe Maturel, mer BET
fun6e ban iffe ie ben Gang. San
buffer benoe ogiaa iom @opbie /
"Nei", bpor bum bar britt inotagetoe.
Seen SEN Gang n1aatte man ODER
nlo11ge Mure for at erbbcrbe fig en-
(fprenoe @loos paa Mationallcenen;
for mango Eeaterinobber bang ser
enon11 "Sefon6teater" be0 SSru S6a.
Sum tobte acknowledgement, og 90
|Eb. Mnoerien be6 Sbertagelien al
9agmarteatret / Soften 1884 gioroe
ct mutt Gtlbu6> ipra11g Sru 0oa, Der
ontrent iamtioig bab6e ombDttet tit
|borgerlige Mabn 8eterien lneo set II
gelaa borgerlige Mielien (oe6 tit @if<
Itermaal me6 Wartintns Mielien), Iige
IND / set gomle &ollefag: &auoebil>
len. Sum bleb Sen troalen6e Soin>
,te=9eitoucbe, en- iaa berlig, Dn6ig,
~ipruolen6e og 1prellenoe lille @abtpb
of cit &bin6e, iom bberfen er let fpr
letter ii6en. @ele &igbenbobn iong
"Mitoucbe" Sen @i1ter eg lenge efter.
|Sg benoes Stierne blep iaa flor, at
man otter frieoe til ben6e og fri1teoe
Sr1& S6a ODER paa &orgens @ptorb.
lOg mi fit bum EN- langG9ffe Mrbei6s<
aar berobre, bbor itore pg bpr6iful6e
Spgaber tilfalot ben6e. Moor leg mi
tenfer tilbage pao Bette benoes tra=
gi1fe @epertoire, itaar 6og for mig
1om oen melt leben6e og met 9gte
&oie 8erno. Eieneitepi9en / @alpt-
'manns realiitiifeD Drama 6en BUN
1pille6e efter otter at babe iagt Sea-
;tionalteatret 6arbel .og iggt no til
1ina Man6s Eeater / Sernbonega6e.
Sioen ga bar Gru 06a funitneri1f
neret fig fra @aan6 % / Mun6.
Gnart bar bum bpret @ieit, mort
%iunget franife 5ange for Sc &ofsne
Jog mart ageret 8e6ltemor og fortalt
8prnene @bentpr Sor bun Tan ina
nbDre meget og er en- berlig &un1t=
11erinoe me6 ct fort og barmt &ierte.
Tar set lite me6 bette, bum forte tit
gltmren6e 9efeniorat for "@rebin=
ben" og ieireoe iom laa mango @an=
ge fpr en6nu iml1f, e11onu feItlig,
en6mt illu6eren6e?
Som 8ennen ipnger / "@t enfol-
6igt Higebarn":
Mf, 6rgfen bnor BOG &i6en
fan GLIDE ba1tigt ben!
Sit SRI 0ba Mielien bar SEN itore
Il1ngoom / fig. = (Sulius Glauicn !
"8erlingife Ei6en6e").
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11

CANADA.

TIL SALGS BHLIGT at Ejeren: Land
j den rige Littlefork Valley i nordlige
Minnesota, udm@rket Jordbund, upper
1igt Ksverland, god Beliggenhed, nogle
med River Frontage; / skandinavisk
Settlement, $40 til SIS pr. Acre. Skriv
efter Oplysnfnger til Frank j. O'Neil,
P. O. Box 76, Rainy River, Ont, Can.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
@ha Nirlafn.
st so glars Snbilen1u.

Sen II. Mfai 1870 er en MGrfe=
;oag / banif SeaterbiItorie. Ebi paa
sen Sag 6eb11tere6e en- obermaa6e
iuotagenoe % p1,ru1tg Hige noe' poa
|Galinos Gcater / Crit 86gbs m1ntre
|@auoepille "@t enfoloigt &igebarn".
@enoes Nabn Dor 6rpfen Soa 2ars=
fen, bum tilbprte en- aniet 8%orgerfa=
mile, Sa6ere11 bar Sftbsf9rer og
foer pao Sc lo119e &eiler mes eget
|Gfib. 6%orelbbig bepareoe BUN lit
SSncognito. 8oo 8lafoten itoo Blot:
"Gboras Molle nbfpres al en- 9ebu-
tantin6e."
Soa 2orSien fom Iao> ieire6e. On
loaoan Dn6e, ct i1aoant Sfielmeri,
en- iaaoan 8ribeo / 8ebg9elien og en-
iaa inoto9en6e 5an9lter1me, forenet
Ii famine 11nge Debl1tonti116es @erior,
- -h
boboe man life f6r beret uoe for.
Soo 2orsien gioroe 81tore, iom man
oe11gong iag0e. Gelp bar ieg for lille
til at bore meb til benne 9remiere,
me1t ti6lig teaterimteresieret 1om ieg
bar, buffer ieg go6t, bbor6an S6a
2arSiel1S Nabn / 8aru6omsbjemmet
tiot blep nep11et iom 11o9et punoet og
- foribun6et. Gbi allere6e ct Mar
letter 9ebuten bapoe 6en beur6reoe
nnge Mftrice ifiemfet tit @ierte til en-
ung Teleerofilt ! Nor6tlf Geleerofie1<
ifab og f1lgte me6 Dam fbrlt til Sim
|lan6, ienere til @aris.
0pbol6et fer blep ifiebneipangert
for 6ru 96a &eteriens funltneriife
l16pitling. 6ar6ol1s % Dumas fi1s'
Dramoer o9 Ben itore @arab - set
bar &ulminotio1ten al franif 6ramo=
tilt &un1t i 187Oernes @l11tning. Sg
ga ben6es Mon6s SOD beb MDtoors-
ififtet 1880 6rep 6rn O6a bjem til 6e
f90rene Stran6e % bum n6e paa fit
gar1le Scatter UNDER 81. Mn6erI ems
Sggioe gienoptog fin &r1lt, bar set |
Sc ltore @ffeft6ramaer, "Dora" og
"JGroufrou", bum u6foloeoe lit emit
nente Solent, men. ogiaa repreiente=
re0e en- noget 116enbelif 6acon, Der
frantic culture, Ser lige iaa itgrh i'm.
ponere6e nogle, iom Sen frait66te an.
Ore. 6or en- begei1tret tolbaars @fo:
1eoreng, Ser ofre6e ollie fine 5pare:
fillinger paa 3eatret, bar bum er
b%iounoer1ig 6remtoning, belle Eeatre1
~1egemliggiorte 8oeii og 6ertil iaart
itolt og Dn6ig at ffue. S COB. SON
len & @ellerS sort ! 9itergo6e Il
bang / l16bengsifabet ct fampemes
figt Soto9rafi al 6rn 06os fniplings
|in6ramme6e @obe6 - forgbrigt en6
MI meget %lignen6e;; set fu116e Dren
gen lite fttrre Jig meet PAD, % % 6e
lpfffeoes bam at opipore, at ban'
Soeal baboe giemt fig / ct SotH garn
3oroenfiolosga6e IL, bar oct me-
banfenoe Sierte, ban en- Sag lifted
op at 3rappen for at fonitatere, d
! Der pa 9gren / 2. gtage bar bette
! ct Sort: Ma6ot1e bel1e Oba 8eterier
Monge Britimer bleb tilbragt / @ooe
bgren %ligeoberfor ! flor 1aalmobiQ
beo for, ON m1ligt, at fnn1e fonge {
!. Glimt al ben funitneriife Mpoteoie.
So, Drengen bar bpbt betoget .
. meget orelifet. Dg % Doa 8eterie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
9a Song 2eopolo blep inpbt.

Song 2eopolo al 8eleien bab6e en-
Sag paa Ell Maleriuoltilling feit1et
Spmerf1ombeo paa ct lille 8il=
1e6e, Ser foreltillebe en- &jorb Soar
paa en- @ngsi MftenbelDsning. Son
11otalte, at ban gnifeoe 8ille6et. 9o
Der iaa bleb ipurgt ON Hrtien, fore
ilog Maleren onoifabsfulot: On sc.
res Maieitat mi bil6e betale mine
Saar efter giengie &iebpris. = so
6rancs Stpffet. @oor Deres
MaieltGt in6 poa set? &onge11 fa1te-
6e ct SILT paa 0pre1e og gioroesi
Sa1ferne en- &alfulatio1: Ser CT TO.
eller u Soar 500-6roncs bar
.pirfelig iffe meget for 8illeoct.
Sire Gage efter TOM Molcrer meo
fin 5aare6ioro til Slottet / 2ncfen.
Dean talte 6aarene, bporpaa Male=
rem pegeoe paa en- Del bbibe Gunfter
! 81ggrunoen og iagbe oerpaa alpor-
Iigt:
@i maa life glemme 6e Taar.
Ser er min6it 1000.
Men er set lite Gam, inopenote
&ongen forb1pffet.
gsei, 5ir, set er 5aar.
Deres Orb paa set.
Mit Mregoro,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
Der tjenes Penge
Saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede Farms OF finests
PraEieland 1 det danske Settlement
ved Canora, sask., kan endnu faas
- lette Betingelser til fra $40 til
$50 DR.. Acre. Exkursioner. Skr1v til
scandinavian Can. Land Co., Phoe-
nix Bldg, Minneapolis. Man.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
6aa na1tarr Ut :

O1A1to W Iuu IltlA%. OSb WV u%%A%u>
bunoe,". raabte Grpfen Srma til Ell
'pnere, m%,erfbaaret n,,g Bige.
"Mu fon,1ner iea," ipareoe @enin-
sen liot tppenbe tilbage inoe fra
,@tron6fonten.
.5oa bar Sc begge l1oe paa set 6pbe
Garo.
"@is mig nu," fagoe 6rsfen ST.
ma, "er ou forelifet?"
"sla = a, leg peo iaamano lite"
&pao ifi,l1e I'M SSrmo pioe 6et for?
"Ssa men cllers er set en Sf1m at
sig, Gle" fortiatte SSrrnq- % blep
paa en- Gang belt alporlig. "&an
bolocr %forferoelia al sig. Set mer=
fcbe leg, oa hi roeoe n1eo 6~ilterbaaoen
/ Moanelfinnet iaftes."
Glic foretraf Ell flor D,tfert lite
betfor at lpore.
"@erer ou life, Glic? 0g iaa CT
ban 2ese. Seq tan nalten mis1uoe
Sig min &ige, Dpis ieg bar misunoe=
Zig onlaat."
Sum greb efter @lies SRr6er. "Sig
l,,, at bu cllfer bam, % iaa banter hi
ontring ber 11oe i 8elgerne!"
@llc ioareoe lite. Men bum rate
jin liot elore &eninbe @enoerne
>nco ct fort % tinorenoe Sn1il / 1ine
m9rfe 9ine.
"@r 6crien inart forbi, Grsfen 81
1c?" lp,,r9te ban, 81 De ia6 peo Sol
fen ncoe i Sen gan1le, bpggelige &ro
b1pe.
"9(a-a, ON Ell lille l1ges Gi1.".
"9e fan ia9tens. Seq refer /
Sperlnorgen."
Trpfen SSrn1a iaa / Smug Zen paa
@enil1bcn % reiite Zig.
SSrlna imileoe title. Ser bar ingen
/ Nprbeoen. MIle Sc on6re 8a6egie=
tier 1a0 lar1gt borte. Nu baboe Be
altiaa 2eiligbeo.
Srnm git mes banfen6e &ierte op
til lit &Grelie. Sum ipntes, bum ioag
hab6e a1orettet noget. Sm en- 3i1nes
Sis por Ser to lpffelige MenneIfer
pau Seoroen = bpis 90 alt git bel?
Men BUN ielb. 90.
ga, bum ielp? Sngen bi6lte ON set.
Ogioa bun cllfebe. Men lite aabent
% frimoDtgt meo tinoren6e emil /
2inene lom Gle.
Sbog bopbe bum igien facet
Rreb. -.
Sum rDlte6e paa Sopeoet og tut
feoe % flptteoe Jig bort fra Solen.
Sen brerote fao 1t9rft ioag, IDntes
BUN.
Gle 1oo mes / Ganoet, bbor bun
ribieoe iere Streger me6 iin lille,
ilpjfeppnteoe Stof. Det bar ita6ig
bon1, Ser tolte.
So, bit bor Der beret ltorortet,
5rpfen Gle. Seq flyer Sem Sat for
oct belle"
"selp Eaf!"
"Sg 11oar I'll fon1mer biem bber til
lit....?"
"Gaa glenner III NOT burtigt Da-
gene ber," iporeoe @1ie % iaa life op.
@n fje6elig 8auie.
"&pis III III, lite glernte oem,% iag-
Sc ban. = Og ga bun intet %ipare6e:
"@lie, ie pao m1i9?" >
"geej!"
san imileoe, ct fort, parn1t emil,
|iom np6te benoe til at be11oc Mnligtet
belt bort.
"De bebpper oct beller lite. 81 for.
|itaar bi1a116en olligepel."
Sou iaa bum paa bam.
"@lie," iag6e ban bare % lag6e iii
@aano ODER benoes.
zoe. ifal iige 11oget mere" imileo,
bun.
"Mt leg bol6er al Dem? Meget
6elt meget. &an eiengielote Gmi
let. "Det beo De."
"&om!" ioeoe bun oe reiite fig.
9e git ITO giennem &oben % mel
moo 5apet. Set ii6ite lille @tpffe al
De meo binauoen un6er Mrmen. ga,
itanieoe bum.
"0g mug" Gen uaee 2eee imileoe
"sen if1l De iiee mig set igien!"
Seq elifer 6ig, @lie!"
"Sao fDsier lea 6iqr ipore6e hu1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11

Sen pfonomiif anlogte &onee beo.
fig i 2ebe11, men l,6en at foronbre
en- Mine betulte ban 6erpaa $4,000.
I6rancs for Moleriet, iom ifu1oe ppre
.betat meo 12OO-14O0 6roncs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
@lie bo1ot 8rpllup.

@lie bolot 8rpllup.
Ting, tim, nffDl6tg og GLAD Dor
bun at ie >paa. De tom meo Giant
p1gneglasiet % fli11fe6e me6 beroe
n11oer 9nifer % GLADE emil.
"Gaf, a%lleiammen! Sat for ollie
mine lpie Gage. S bar ditto peret
|go6e imo6 mig, o%lleiammen."
"Sfaal, Sfaal! Gru glie lange
|lebe!!"I
9g ioo raabte 6e 6urra % ipin-
geoe meo @lasiene. 0g Danien git.
gn oanieoe alle ung6omsfameroter-
ne @lie no al Higernes Sag.
Sc fierte biem.
ing og lDftelig ia6 Jun bos ban
meo fin @aano ! bans.
"SSa, set oar feitIiet! a111t sSrma
1aoneoe leg iaften en- lille Smule
Srma. !? Ginar, leg tan 1et itft
Ifprltaa benoe, mar leg t9rfer pad
benbe. &ba6 bar bum ga giort, iioer
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-22

tachments Of Bolshevists have forced
the River Zbrucz, bringing the bat
tie upon Polish soil for the first time.
An official communication issued to-
day announces fierce fighting alons
the Styr River. All the Red attacks
have been repulsed except at one
place. where the Reds forced cross
ing.
The communication also says that
a furious battle is raging in the dis
trict of Rovno.
In the north the fighting has
reached a point east of Grodno. There
the Reds are driving southwark to-
ward the River Niemen line.
After two days of fighting with
infantry and armored trains the Poles
are withdrawing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-22
WAR DISAPPOINTED AMERICA.
Tells German People They Can Elk.
poet Nothing Politically From
United States.

Berlin. July 22.-Count Won Bern
storff, former German ambassador
to the United States, in a new perlo-
deal "Getrcu Eclahart," urges that
"all our efforts should be directed to-
ward making our business relations
with the United States the closest
possible.
He declares that Germany must
expect nohing from America polit-
cally, "as the Americans are tired
from humanitarian standpoint
This, nc says, is cxpiainable by the
fact that the "war proved cisap-
pointmcnt for the United States
After emphasizing the necessity
for the Germans tc work hard ut re-
construction, as they could only pay
their debts by labor, the former am
bassadcr foreShaGows the pdsSib!i-
ity that American capital and Ger
man labor may work together III
Russia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-22
WORM ATTACKS TOMATO.

Delaware Growers Report Damage
by Right and CaI,rpi]Icrs.
Milford, Del. July - 2 Many TO-
matocs are being ruined in ncla
ware by the blight and new va
ricty Of caterpillar. It is thought
that tho blight is caused by tho OK
cccJir-ly wet weather which has al
so r0ttcd many Of the leaves of tho
plant and kills its prOductlvcncsS.
The new worm curtis d large hole IN
the side Of the tomato
A large acreage Of tomatoes has
been planted This year and dry
scaSonabIe weather is hoped for, as
it is believed that this will remedy
The trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-22
BLIMP FALLS INTO OCEAN.

Naval Air Station, Rockaway. y,
Y. July 22.-The navy blimp Civ,
which has been observing the inter
national yacht races. came TO grlet
Yesterday lust as the yachts ncarcd
the linc.and fell into Jamaica Bay,
near the air station. The five mem
bers of her crew and three ncwspa-
per men aboard escaped with no
worse than ducking.
The ship was about 1000 feet up
when the race started, and few
minutes later developed a leak III the
gas bag, which compelled her COM
Lieutenant A. w. Evans, to
head back for the air station un,ler
full power and with ballast gong
over the side in an effort to force the
big gas bag higher into the air.
The airship sunk its pcse into the
water AMI drcnchcd those aboard,
but stayed ahoat and driftcd ashore
without injury to the crew or pas
sengers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-22
DEER HIT BY TRAIN.
Dee OuLrlms Engine in Race on the
Lehirh Valley Railroad.

Hazleton, July 22.-Lehigh Val
ley Railroad passenger train No. %
leaving Hazlcton for Bethlehem en-
countcrcd three decrs yesterday
along the tracks near Wcatherly,
twelve miles from here. and struck
orc of them as it tried to cross the
rails. The deer reeled over, but
quickly got up and scampercd into
the woods with the others.
The Lchigh Valley train DUO in
Hazlcton at 7:10 yesterday evening
steamed behind fleeing deer for
almost mile beyond Wcathcr!y, the
doc keeping ahead of the engine
with apparent ease and disappearing
into the forest after it got tired 0f
the raSc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-22
KILLS HER NEIGHBOR.
After Shooting Reptile Other Barrel
Goes OFF Accidentally, With
Disastrous Results.

Hickman, KY, July 22.-Mrs.
Lottie Wick called to her ncighbor,
Mrs. Jennie Jones. to come and Kill
a snake which was in her yard yes
tcrday. Mrs. Jone brought her
doubc-balrccd shotgun over and
killed tie snake. She also Killed Mrs.
Wick when the second barrel vert off
accidentally. with the full charge TAX
ing eject IN Mrs. Vck's body.
The women lived at Brondurant
Station, ten miles from Hickman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-22
CHICAGO CAN'T PAY BILLS.
City Issues Certificates CT Indebted
ness in Place CT Cash Payments.

ness in Place CT Cash Payments.
Chicago, July 22.-frhe city OF
Chicago today began the issuance Of
certificates of Indebtedness in lieu Of
immediate cash payments because oil
the insistcnt demands Of the munich
paIity's creditors. coupled with n
shortage Of funds This is the first
time since 1912 the city has been
forced to this course III financing.
Virtually no money save for sa!a-
rics has been paid out by tho City
COMPTROLLER since the first Of the
year. THE ovcr-approprIatcd bud
ret, more thau %GOOO,G in cxcess
OF cstimatCG revenues, EIadc this
necessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-22
ONE DEAD. THREE MISSING.
Destruction OF Mill Dormitory Be-
icvcd Due to Work of Negro
EmplOycc.

Bogalosa, La, July 22.--Qnc man
was burned to death. three are miss
ing and six were seriously injured
as the result of the destruction by
fire yesterday Of laborcr's boarding
house in RichardStown, a suburb.
Authorities stated they believed the
fire was started by negro who had
quarrcled with the owner Of The
building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-22
LAUNCHES BIG OFFENSIVE
New Drive of S0ycts Against Poles
Extends From Roumanian BOr-
dor TO the Pripet Marshes

Warsaw. July 22.-Ihc heaviest
fighting ever experienced on the
southern trent is now under way. the
Bolshcvists having launched a gen
cral offensive from the koumanan
border to The pripet Marshes. Dc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-22

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