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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06
Nuknmmtprp / Armrpu

@n al &ongresiens ii6lte @on6lin=
ger fpr Sesiionens Mflutning bar al
oen iterlte 8etp0ring for nplig ar=
TONNE Sn6ban6rere fra fremmeoe
2an6e, ioet Sen nemltg be6toe Ell Sob,
Der tilla6er @berbning til Mrmeen
al MGno, Ser lite er 8orgere of 6e
6orene6e 9tater. 9ette aabner M11=
leoningens 99r for SsSn6ban6rere1t
peo itrats at fjerne l1lempen beo
Mangel paa &ienoitab til set ameri=
tonife Sprog. 9en &efrut, iom lite
tan tale @ngelif, bliber efter &berp=
ningen ienot til en Stole, bpor ban
lerer at tale, leie og ftripe Gngellf.
@eo Camp Upton, Seem Sort, ct
ser / oen nuberen6e Sfole' Of frem=
me6fgote &efrutter % %1,leiefpnoige
Mmertfanere 1900 @leber repreIen=
terenoe ialt As @ationaliteter. &per
Mean6 tilbringer tire elmer @folen
bier Sag, lite ON Mttenen, 11aar ban
er tret al 9agens Eieneite, men / oen
alminoelige Mrbeiosti6. &an foar
l1noerbisning lite olene / set engellfe
@prog, men / Samfun6sDere oq
&un6ifab ON stpreIien / Mmerifa,
bets @tater og 8per. San bliber ielp=
fblgelig ogiaa un6erbiit / en- Soloats
&ligter. @e6 6e1ne @fole fan Me=
frutterne forblibe / iefs MQaneoer;
men iom &egel btier set Zig, at. Gle
berne tan flare fine Stuoier og blipe
.n6frebne fra Sfolen paa fortere Sis.
5lertallet af 6e @efrutter, iom nn
er6ol6er l1n6erbisning beo set Iaa=
fal6te "&ecr1it educational Center"
Camp Upton, fit Sob til at bperpe
fig UNDER en- ipectel 6oror6ning; mett
mi, ga en- national Sob tilite6er
1anosbi6 &berbning af @erioner, iom
lite en6n1 er amerifonife 8orgere,
bill an6re lignen6e Sfoler inart blipe
oprettet. On Sol6at, iom bor gien=
nemgaaet Stu6ierne beo en- al 6isie
Sfoler, fortiptter fin n66anneIie,
iaa lenge ban er / Mrmeen; tbi / ollie
Milit9r1eirene er Ser en- @foIe, bbor
Ser undertakes / Sc almene Sfolefaq.
Me6enS SoI6aten er / Mrmeen, bar
ban ogiaa Anle6ning til at lore ct
@uan6b9rf.
&berbningen ct. for ct elIer tire Mar.
S ben officielIe MeooeIelfe ON 6enne
Sag beober set, at Eieneiten / ben ape
amerifanife Seer lite Iigner Militrr-
tieneiten / en- europeiif Scr. s Slime
rita ton en- Sol6at bIibe officer, eu-
ten beo at %n11oertafte Jig @fSar1en ell
Ter beo at %forbereoe fig for @rigsifo-
len ! @eit @otnt. Monge al Mrme-
ems Officerer, 6eriblan6t nogle, ioun
mi CT @eneraler, los fig oprinoelig
bberbe io11 merige Sol6ater, % nogIe
|af Dem bar ! lin 8i6 1%6l9n6inger.
2gqnen er meget bgiere en6 / oe eu-
ropaiffe Irrneer, og 90 ali, iom Sol
onten tre11ger 2ogi, &In6er Ma6
og 2Rgebehar6ling Ieberes fit,
tan ban gidre meo fin 2gr, bbao ban
bil, BRUCE 8engene elIer ipare benz.
Deriom ban itaar / Eieneiten / 80
Mar, faar ban Afffeo meo 8enfio11 og
erbo1oer ct betragteligt Belpb bber
Mnane6 for @eiten al iit Glib Derfom
ban air Eieneite j blot ire Mor, Tan
ban beo Nfifeoen trafs erbol6e fine
f1lloe 8orgerpopirer, bbis ban inogi-
Der anfGg11ing 6erom iefs Maaneoer
fpr nomsnitri1gen. u6en iaaonn Sic.
neife tager BET en- l1olpnoing minoit
feunaor q bIiDe.omeritanf 8oreer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06

9anmarfs fbrite Snrbinifib, "Gopen=
ba9en",
&aptain Ml6ert @gbolm, er in0tr11f.
fen til Seem Sort for at bente &l1l til
Sc 6anife Statsbaner. Gfibet, Ser Ell
ca. 5000 Cons 6regtig, er ct uieb.
banligt mutt @fib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06
6jrnfnrrntngen.
(Torti. fra SIDE y.

Og oa De forreite gift in0 / Sfanierne>
baboe 6e it6ite en6nn life forlo6t ST.
cit. Sg @trefningen er ner pes en-
balp Mil (ca. 2 eng. Miles). 6eit=
toget iaa pragtfulot u6. &urttgt og
mnntert fre6 set fremoo mellem 9Db=
bels bpie 8anfer forbi Mgl1en, fum
impffeoes al ct gommelt Donnebrog
meo Treoerif 6en Sppen6es Mapne>
tret, forbi 6en ~fempemesiige Stag
tang paa 8anfen, itienfet al So1oa=
ter foreningerne. Man6ifabet itoo pa=
rat for at beiie oct npe Stag, noor
&ongen TOM. Slaget er cit @ope fra
9anife / Chicago.
S @pmpeformat iom 6lagitoneen;
set maaler 9 Meter.
8eitplaoien er / ben gamle @fan1e
6, ser oprin6elig blep leifet al Gp=
lterne, men anlagt poa11p / l1obi6et
Sftffelie / 1870, ga Sen tpife Seer
1eoelie frpgte6e ct oanif Mnereb. Eil
Sfanien fprer to @eie, pao bpilfe
&l1n6re6er at unge @iger / Mationol=
oragt og nor6llesbigife @peioere 6on=
11er 5palier, og as 6isie @eie n1plnrer
|6olf gien,tem to 9greporte ino
Gfanien.
6olf begpnoer at ipnge, mems Sc
penter paa &ongen. Smi6lertio fet=
ter ct Srfeiter ino meo "Den @anq
leg orog afite6", oe SEN officielle
&roceslton ipinger ms Sfon1en. S
[@pioien gaar &egiertngen, Ser bilies
neo &urraraab> og iaa fslger @igs=
oagen, Der ibarer me6 ct @l1rraraab
for Sc gamle &eteraner.
&ll1oielig gaar ser Ell 8epegelie
aiennem Menneifebabet. &ongen!
Ser %ober6ribes lite beo at Iptte
|Gallet til ODER 100000. Dpbbel-6e-
item bar iaale6es iamlet langt flere
9eltogere emo noget an6et 6anif@teb=
ne. Sg fom Soften bar iDmbollf be6
fit imponerenoe Sterrelie, iaaleoes
bliper Den oct ogiaa be6 fin bele &a=
rafter. Soften paa 9Dbbel ct 10 tenft
iom Ell national Seit, ser iful6e iamle
bele Solicit, og Den fit ogiaa ct pirte-
lig %nationalt &rgq.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06
Set sa,nle Stag o~berreffes.

Derefter bar man @i6ne til Sen
melt %bebege6e @piiooe UNDER belle
@giti6eligbe6en.
Sire unge, lpsf1e6te @iger bar ct
pGl6i9t 9annebrogsflag, iom far be-
ret opbeparet / Senoeripllan6 iioen
81, op til Eribnren til &ongen, og
oen gamle @eteran Sans Ebomien fra
Snn0smarf %oberrafte Song @briltion
oc>t. liel6ne @abe me6 en- lille beriifi=
ccrct Sale, bbori ban min6e6e ON
6logets &iltorie og il11tteoe:
SEQ oettes Dl1g ipor npe glegter
.6anee6.
Sag bort gan1le Stag og tag Dor 3ro=
faltbe6.
&ongen lpare6e: "DDbt rert moo
tager leg set gamle Stag, iom trofait
er beparet / 6e mango Mar. 0g lige=
iom leg trDtfer Dl1gen moo mine 9e=
Der, iaale6es oil hi Mlle elife bort
S1ag."
st f%ulofomment 1D6lon6if 8ifalos=
brlts bilite &ongen, 90 ban lefte6e set
gamle Stag op til fine 2eber, og ct
Har Srnoreoe Sulin6e @en6er rat
tes op til &pl6eit, 90 &ongen oerefter
bebeget omfabne6e 6en gomle, rD1te11=
oeGeteran og fpsie6e bom poa&inoen.
Set bar ct Dieblif al en- iinl6en fri
tioelig Stemhing, Ser greb bele 6or-
iamlingen paa oct 6pbelte.
&om9en taller.
9erefter tog &o11gen 0r6et, lterft
bebeget og u6talte:
"Det er me6 bebeget &ierte, at Ri
otter itaar blan6t 6anife Sen6eripoer.
Seq taffer for @6ers Erofaitbe6. Sat
ten ifal rettes og1aa til 6e @legter,
iom er iu1lfne / @raben. 81 min6es
min Sober, bbis6elelier life bar mini
ore barn1e, % bbem oct lite blep for.
nn6t at itaa ber i6ag / nit @te6. 81
mi116eS alle 6em, Der fempe6e berr1e=
Sc, og iom n1aa betegnes iom Natio=
mems Dpperite.
Spnoerip6er! Sag peb mig bort
&aan0ilag me6 Eaf for SEN Erofalt:
beo> bpormeo S giennem De mango
@ar perge0e Spor og Minoer. S1o:
tag otter @oers 8la6s iblonot >os
iom iaa lGn9e bar ltaaet tom> % bDQ
/ 6ellesifab n1eb % Danmorf ifien:
1lere og rtgere."
@noelpit 8ifalo bilite &ongens Sc:
be for oe trofaite Spn6eripoer. Sg fac
iang man "&ongernes &onge".
Otter &ongen bol6t s. g. &onsier
EFT liot bel langtrl1ffen, men mege1
fengllenoe biitoriif Sole, Ser paabgr:
tes meo itigenoe Opmerfiombeo. Ser
melt talte Mpller 2orent5e>l Graz:
iten, for &egiering pg &igs6ag. @no:
I'LL tolte @aar6eier &eter @rol1, 6e1
o%pfor6reoe at itptte Dem, ser bar Bile.
ben tilbage / 6ienocpolo. @n6eliq
talte @tatsminiiter Miels Meergaar1
og Solfettngets 6ormano 8e6er1en=
@Dlfob. Derefter leireoe Soft 1ig
bet @renne og inotog 5oritprfninger
al Sc meobragte Ma6fl1rpe. Otter Ser
officielle Set par opre, iamle6es Soil
r1not @gnen til Sale og gang oq
beffneoe 6e 6prebare Minoer. @enere
tenotes Ser 8lus / Sfanierne, Sire.
oe11s 90 2ibsgla6er1s gplone 8aal
Sg ct fort lpien6e Softeltog inoe6e
Jig / 6e iene @ommernotslh1noer bort
fra 6eitplaoien og ne6 til &abnen,
bbor "Dannebrog"s og &rigsifibeneS
&ontllrer laa truffet op meo en- glim:
ren6e SllltH1inotion.
Spnber beipges.
0m @anoagen Sen IL. SSuli forlol
Maieiteterne me6 Selge @l. ca.
Gd11Aorhorn fo,. ; E,,+,r,h:r,. T..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06
@reb Sebacf taller.

Sen nor6lesbigife @elgerforenings
5orman6, 2ensgrebe Scbacf, inoleoe-
6e Soften me6 en- pregtig> opbtfglt
Sale Ser fan6t BEN met begeiitre6e
|Sililutning. Son u6talte:
"@ienforenings6agen bragte % lite
ben @le6es6ag, hi baabe6e paa, %
bba6 Ser fpl6er bort Sin6 og iffe
Tan glemmes, ifal beller lite glenn
mes | 6enne Stuno, men iom en- 6Db
90 %alpor1ig Gone flinge meo i set
itore &or al 26fter og Sat, ser fra
|DDbbgl 8onfe bill lp6e n6 6rem
ti6en.
Men 5ortreitning og Enfnemlig-
be6 maa i6ag bore frem oper SET, ser
tDnger.
81 ifal bore Dig go6e og trofaite
senner og Detre, Danmarfl Set To-
Der bi big i6ag, % set giber hi sig
Soanoilag paa, Song @briittan. So,
ON &ongen iamler : Ri % / 6enne
|stnn6, ben it6rite, Dor Slegt bar
opIebet."
Saa iang man fbrite @ers af Song
Gbriitian" og Scr er ct pnoigt
2an6".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06
@nlbbornene o~berreffes.

g-.fF=&t&s tE#
Gn Depl1tatio1, beitaae16e At &ap.
tain 5iicber, @reb Sebacf, &loppen-
borg-S Mis Misien og ST.
reftgr@briitenien fro &aoersleb, oper-
rate mi &ongeparret @uIoborner1e.
&ongen u6talte::
"aesaa Drortnittget1s % egt1e @egne
l1otaler leg Dor bar1neite 88af for Ben
fprtlige @aoe, % Sc ton bore ober-
bepiit ON, at Ri bill borne ON 6enre
@abe, lao ben M ere gioer tan min.
boom ben DAG, % Ri 11sotes berteoe
for aIorig mere5nt titles.
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Spn6er beipges.

Sm @anoagen Sen IL. Suit forlo6
Wfaieit9terne me6 Selge &l. ca. /
Sbn6erborg for / Mutomobtler at BE-
gibe Jig til Gen6er. timber en- Meng=
6e 9@reporte pasiereoe MoieIteterne
til @raaiten, og Lungs @eien itoo en-
@Gng6e @enneifer oe pifteoe me6
Stag. Haa &rtgergrabene / 8effeI-
fobbel bleb Ser ne6lagt en- &rans. s
@raaiten bar Der plantet Ell lang
&gffe @raner belle @a6en igiennem.
@uloime6 Sacobien bp6 &ongen 8el=
fomnen, og &orgen u6talte fin bar
meite Sat. S &ingen9s ne6lagbes en-
@rans paa Sen @rab, bbor Sen ferlte
oonife Sol6at, Ser falot / 1848, lig-
ger begrabet. S &offerl1p talte @alt.
Mnoerien til &onger.
@e6 @eiifieringen be6 &rusua bar
Ser reiit en- 9greport, og ber bar 1ng6t
EN- Depntatton fra SlenSborg. 8anf=
oirefter Gbomien talte / Glensborg=
8orgernes @abn, og ser oberraffttess
Dronningen en- Buffet 1neo Snofrif-
ten: "Ssylensborg benter og buaber"
&ongen bar meget benaget % trpffe-
De alles 99noer. Deputotionen bar
ct Stag meo Sn6ffriften: "De 6anHe
Glensborgere biIier @ongen".
&ongen taffeoe bebeget og notalte:
"Saf, for6i De bil6e fomme berop!
Saa lenge 9e lite bill gleru11e os, foa
le1ge glenrner bi heller lite Dem!"
8eo &ongeparrets9lnfomt til Egn-
Der boldt 8orgnneiter Dlefen EN- @eI.
fomiHale, for bbilfen &ongen taffeoe
biertelige Orb. Dronningen fit fra
en&re6s At &btnoer operraft en- prugt-
fulb &tiplidg. Derefter figrte Som
gen til Soipitalet, Mloerbomsbiem-
met % Rre6sbufet, bporefter aonge-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-14
MACSWINEY FED, SAY
PHILADELPHIA DOCTORS
Echo Opinions Held by Ex-
perts in Other Cities.
spsoiaI Despatch 70 Tun Hna.lD.

opcCtof DSSpuIth 10 RE tiEhALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.--Echoing the
opinion OF the leading medical centres OF
the United States two noted physicians
OF this city voiced their opinion that all
has not been told regarding the hunger
strike OF Lord Mayor MacSwiney.
DR.. David Riesman. specialist and
consulting member Of the staff OF the
University of Pennsylvania. said he did
not believe It possible for a human being
to exist sixty days without any food
whatever.
"A minimum amount of food. a few
hundred calories. might maintain an
otherwise healthy individual for very
long period" said DIR. Riesman. "espe-
cially IL there was a good deal of adipose
or fatty tissues at the start Of the fast"
DIR. Alfred Stengel, specialist. was
sceptical. i've my doubts about IT,"
was the way he put his opinion. ~ will
not say it is beyond bounds of possi
biiity. Perhaps 1t could be done, for
professional fasters have been known TO
exist for periods ranging between forty
and fifty days, but sixty days Is almost
remotely improbable and would mean
starvation"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-14
BALTIMORE DOCTORS
DOUBT so DAY FAST
Noted Practitioners Sceptical
About Case of MocSIDiney.
special Despatch to TIE HERALD

BALTIMORE. Oct. 13.-Physicians here
differ as to whether MacSwiney could
1--we sixty days without eating. All are
sceptical about his having done so
DR.. Standish McCleary of the College
of Physicians and Surgeons said: ~
can't say whether it is possible for
man to live sixty days without eating.
tnasmuch as there is no record of 1t
having ever been tried. a person may
&c so constituted that he can live for
this period without sood, subsisting on
his own fat. and as the tissues contain
water may also do without this. In my
judgment II cannot be done. but ] Will
not say II Is Imposs lble.
DR.. George II Kicking. another lead
ing practitioner said he does not be-
lieve II possible for MacSwiney to have
lived sixty dayc without nourishncnt.
Tho only record We have ia the case
OF DR.. Tanner. who tasted forty DAYS.
but drank freely of water. Water is
nourishing and helps TO maintain ffe.
Milk is 90 per cent. water and lis a food.
do not know whether MacSwiney was
supplied with water. hut even IL he was
doubt his having done without any
thing else for THE period. We have no
record OF IL ever having been done
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-14
ZELLGOUSkf FIGHTS
AS WILMA STARVES
Rebeiiious Polish Leader At
tacks Lifhuanions and Reds.

WARSAW, Oct 13.--Gen Zeligouskis
central Lithuanian troops have clasbed
with Lithuanian forces who attempted
concentration in the wilma region ac-
cording to dispatches from Gordno. The
Bolsheviki are reported to be cooperat-
ing with the LithuanIans.
Gen. ZellgouslSi is reported TO be ad.
vancing to the northeast. In the dIrec.
ton OF Syantsiany. On the first day
he captured 100 Bolsheviki and thru
Lithuanians.
The city OF Wilma anu its suburbs
are without foodstuffs of any kind. ac-
cording TO reports received from wilma
to-day All provisions were consumed
during the city's occupation by the Boil
sheviki and the Ilthuanians
Proposals that the frontier between
northern and central Lithuania be de-
fined by pleblscite has been sent to
the Lithuanian Government at Kovno
by Gen. zellgouski. The note added
that the new state which has been
created in Wilma by Gen. ellgouski has
no intention of entering into a conflict
with Lithuania.
Gen. Zellaouski's demand upon Poland
for assistance and the recognition Of
the state ended with an expression Of
confidence that Poland would sustain
him. The message asid: ALTHOUGH
Poland is bound to foreign Powers and
cannot realize the political plans Framed
by Gen. Pilsudski, We cannot remain in
country under the Illegal sovereignty
of the Kovno government cooperating
with the Russian Soviets. Therefore
our soldiers have taken possession Of
the country. We are sure Poland sus-
tans our action"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-14
MACSWINEY CALLED
MIRACLE MAN OF AGES
DR.. O'NeiU of Chicago Likens
Him to Martyrs of Old.


CHICAGO. Oct 13-Only one physician
could be found here who believes that
MacSwiney could have lived for sixty
days without food. He is DR.. Augustus
A. ONeill. former president OF the Chi
cago Medical Society.
at is possible for man or Mayor
MacSwiney's type TO live sixty days
without food said DIR. O'Neill. He is
Is man of deep convictions: he is like
the martyrs and Christians OF old. He
is the miracle man OF modern ages and
his case Is one that will live for years
in the memory OF science. 1t is my pro-
fessional opinion that man can live
sixty days on his own substance WITH
the aid Of water"
DIR. c. W. K. Briggs. noted ptysi
clan. does not believe that there is any
question that Mayor Macswiney is be-
ing fed He does not believe II possible
for u man TO live sixty days without
food.
IL am quite certain that he is getting
food" said DR. Briggs, probably In his
drinking water No reputable physician
would stand by and sec his patient
starve to death"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-14
CALL TO INVESTIGATE
REPRISALS IN IRELAND
Lord Robert Cecil Wants to
Fix Responsibility.

LONDON. Oct. DISCRIMINATION OF the
Governments Irish policy by the LIBERAL
forces Of the country represented by the
recent statements of Viscoun. Grey,
former Premier Asquith and Viscount
Morley seems likely to grow into a
formidable movement The latest re-
cruit is Lord Robert Cecil. one of the
most respected of the Unionist leaders.
who has Joined Viscount Grey in a
letter to the press calling for an inves-
tgation by constitutional tribunal as
to whether the Government is responsible
for the reprfsals.
The letter says in part: 1T Is alleged
on apparently overwhelming evidence
that the armed forces of the Crown have
or months past systematically burned
or destroyed buildings and other prop
erty In towns, villages and farms in
ireland; that they have fired rifles and
thrown bombs at random. killing and
wounding the inhabitants and driven
women and children OF all ages and in
all conditions Of health IN terror to the
selds and mountains
These acts undoubtedly were com
-nitted in revenge for horrible outrages
perpetrated In the districts concerned
but they have not been confined to the
individuals who have been guilty Of such
outrages. On the contrary the victims
have included Professionals and Unionlsts
who used to be the bitter opponents of
the Sim Fem.
TT is further alleged that the policy
which produced these results was
sanctioned by the Ministers of the
Crown. Including the Prime Minister
himself These are grave charges and
require full. open and immediate iDves-
t'gatlon by a constitutional tribunal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-14
TURKS BY 3 ROUTES
MOVE ON ARMENIA
Cohyerging OH Fortress Of
Kars and Expecting Boil
shevist Help.

PARIS. Oct ly.-Turkish Nationalist
forces, following the declaration OF war
by the Armenian Republic, are moving
against the Armenians along three
routes, By way Of Olti. Bardoussa an6
Karakurt Gin the district northeast Of
Erzeruna), conyerging on the fortress Of
Kars, according 10 dispatches received
By the French Foreign Office.
The Georg!ans. who have guaranteed
their neutrality. are preparing to pro-
tect their frontier Meanwhile the Boil
shevik are reported to be massing war
material of Trebizond. on the Black Sea.
WAslIINGToN, Oct. 13.--The first OBJ
jective Of the Turkish armies drive on
kars. after crossing into Armenian ter
ritory, Is said to be possession Of Kars.
Batoum and Arabian. which were
allocated TO Turkey under the Brest-
Litovsk treaty. The second objective l.
to prepare for possible junction with
Bolshevik supplies and troops should the
latter start an expedition from the north
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-14

believe they can intimidate the Irish
Government and the British Government
and get the support OF the civilized
world by policy OF assassination"
The Secretary commended that no civil
lied government In the world would
sympathize with that policy. and de-
clared that no threats and no dangers
would deter the British and Irish 'ioy-
ernments from going on with serious
duty which must be carried out.
1T is an onerous and heavy burden"
he said. land the price must be paid
with the blood OF some Of the bravest
men this country or England ever pro-
duced''
Sir Hamar believed that the govern
rnent would succeed in ending the cam
paign of murder. and then the way
would open and Ireland would be handed
over to the Irish They. in Ulster, would
have their parliament and the rest Of
Ireland would have Its parliament. The
government would do its utmost to back
them financially and would not consider
them as prodigals. but as two favorite
sons of the empire. once these parlia-
ments started he believed the problem
would rapidly be slowed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-14
CHINA A MONARCHY,
RUMOR IN SHANGHAI
Uncontirmed Report Governor
Of Feng-tien Has Over
thrown Republic.
WASHINGTON LACKS NEWS
Dispatches as Late as the One
From Shanghai Make No
Mention Of Upset.
By ne Associated Press.


SHANGHAI. Oct. 12.--Cien Chang Tsao-
lin Governor Of Feng-tien. has over
thrown the Pekin Government and pro-
claimed monarchy. according to
rumor current in this city. This rumor
has not been authenticated and no de-
tails have been received here. but Chi
nese officials have been profoundly
stirred by K.
Gen. Chang Tss-o-lin was probably
the strongest military leader during the
recent conflict between the Chill and
Antu factions. Ie played leading
part during that trouble and was ac-
cused Of being a tool OF the Japanese.
It Is the supposirion here that the coup.
II II really has taken place is an eff
fort TO restore to the throne former
Emperor Hsuan-tung, son OF Prince
Chun.
Gen. Lishun. commander OF Chinese
Government troops In the provinces OF
Kiangsu and Kiangsi. and leader of a
powerful political clique. committed sui
eide at Marking to-day by shooting him.
self The text Of his VIII declared his
action was due to developments at
Pekin and the failure of measures he had
advocated for the salvation Of the ma
ton"
HALF Of the generals fortune OF many
millions Of yen were left to carry on
the work of famine relief and education.
His death. it is believed. will have far
reaching political results.
Three American warships--the ar
mored cruiser Huron and the light
cruisers Albany and New Orleans-ar-
rived here to-day. On board the Huron
the flagship. was Admiral Albert
Gleaves, commander of the American
Asiatlc fleet. This vessel. which was
formerly the South Dakota, is the larg-
est warship ever to come UP the Hwang-
pu River TO the city's waterfront
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-14
JAPAN WANTS POWERS
TO HALT BOLSHEVISM
Will Propose Joint Action to
Check II in Asia.
By ths .Associntea Pre-.

TOXIC. Oct. 15.--Japan will propose
to the Powers joint action to check the
rise OF Bolshevism on the Asiatic Con
dnent. especially in Northern China, the
II ohunnbt ShimbuH, mouthpiece OF the
japanese military groups, declares In
an article to-day. Coincidentally II as
serts Japan will increase TO a division.
or at least part OF a division, the expe.
dictionary force she recently sent 10
Southern Manchura after word had
been received of the bandit activities
along the Northumberland border.
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CoRK. Oct 13.-The hunger strikers In
Cork Jail had a bad night last night II
Is said that the nuns who are In attend
ancc on the prisoners are alarmed over
the condition of Joseph Kenny, one OF
the men.