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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
VILLA TO REACH
MEXICO CITY in !
THREE DAYS TO
SURRENDER
CORDIAL WIRES EXCHANGED
BETWEEN HIM AND GEN.
MARTINEZ.
(By Associated Press,

Mexico, City, July 28.-Cordial tel
egrams were exchanged between
Francisco villa and General Marines
who Is arranging the surrender Of the
Rebel leader. 1t was announced 1t
the presidents Office here that Villa
probably will arrive in Mexico City
within three days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
nv Associated Press')

Beirut, July 2S.-The French entry
into Damascus Sunday was marked
nv tho acceptance on the part Of the
now sberifian government of the con-
d,tions named by the French com
mander involving chiefly the immed'-
o,a disarment end end of Prince Eel
sa,'s reign. Feisal was invited 10
leave the country.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
RAIN PREVENTED
GAME YESTERDAY
(Tampa Tribune.l

(Tampa Tribune.)
Rain held UP the Smokers and the
Highlanders here yesterday, with the
Daytona Sluggers due in today for a
two-game series with the locals.
Rain also prevented the Barlow
Bradentown battle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
BODY OF DEAD
WOMAN is
IDENTIFIED
lRy Associated Press.l

New York, July 2S,-The wife OF q
Detroit policeman today identified the
body OF the woman found In trunk
in the express Office here as that OF
Mrs. Eugene Leroy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
Thinks Germany Should Be
Represented
(By Associated Press.)

VIZ ]AUUVN'"NCu SOOOT
Berlin, July 28.-German Foreign
Secretary Simons expressed to the
Reichstag today his opinion that Ger
many should be represented in the
proposed conference between allied
and soviet representatives at London.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
Turkish Treaty May BE Signed
Tomorrow
iBy Associated Press.)

Paris, July 2S--If Turkish dele
gates are not detained on their Jour-
ney from Constantinople and arrive
on time, It is probable that the Turk
ish peace treaty will be signed to-
morrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
PUCILIST dies
AFTER KNOCK
OUT BLOW
r. Associated Press. J

Detroit, July 2S--Jack Foltine, O.
Chicago, pugilist, died today follow
ing knockout blow struck last night
during bout here. His head struck
the mat when he fell.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
20 Chicago Firemen Overcome
nv Associated Press.

Chicago, July 2S.-Twenty firemen
were overcome today while fighting
fire which destroyed beef house OF
the Armour and Company plant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
Olympic Events Begin Today
(By Associated Press.)

Antwerp, July %. The marksmar-
ship title of the world is at stake In
the Olympic target shooting events
beginning today. The best army and
civilian rifle experts in the world are
participating.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
RIDING MAKES
4 FIRST FRONT
PORCH SP EECH
ON SATURDAY
rs SPENDING THE ENTIRE
N ON HIS SPEECH.
nv Associated Press.)

y 10y AOSO
M Lake City, July 2S.-Plans
S,r to the release Of Debs from
N are beirg held in allegiance
,,,ra word from Cox whether he
cooperate, Farley Christensen.
'rr-Labor presidential candidate,
Irsphed Cox today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
|ANS LOOKING TO RELEASE
N DEBS Held UP until KNOWN
| If COX Will COOPERATE
Suspends Marine Act
(By Associated Press.)

washington, July 2S.-The Inter
state Commerce Commission TODAY
suspended until January one section
OF the merchant marine act permit
ting railroads to give preferential
rates to exports moving in American
vessels.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28

RECENT CHICAGO
YARDMEN'S STRIKE
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, July ADMINISTRATION oil
the recent strike of the Chicago Yard
mems Association was begun before
the federal grand jury today. 1t Is
believed the investigation is for the
purpose of determining whether fed
ora, laws were violated by the strik-
erS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
AMUNDSEN, THE
EXPLORER, NOW
AT nome, ALASKA
nv Associated Press }

Nome, Alaska, July 2S.-Ronald
Amundsen. Norwegian explorer, ar
rived last night from Arctic.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
1000 Idle at Gary Indiana
nv Associated Press.

Gary, Ind, July 2s.-Fiye thou
sand workers here in manufacturing
,,,ants are idle as a result of the fuel
shortage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
Cox Writes His Seech
tBy Associated Press.)

DAYTON, Ohio, July S.-With no
|ngements, Cox planned to spend
\ entire day preparing his address
xspdng the nomination.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
(By Associated Press.)

Ae1iohS vi oudmrOCkS showing were
telegraphed to Upton today by the
Southern Yacht Club members who
remembered the late sixties when
Upton, then immigrant boy, drove a
mule car on New Orleans streets and
helped curb the high cost Of living
after the civil war by dispensing hot
coffee at Poydra's market restaurant /.
Upton, an honorary member of the
club, recently sent the club a $4,000
loving cup which will be competed for
by southern yachtsmen next season.
AT 1855 last night the Evening Tel
egram bulletined an Associated Press
dispatch stating the Resolute had won
the American cup over the Shamrock.
As stated in dispatches in this morn
ing's papers, the Resolute was do
clared the winner at 1852, which we
declare Is giving service not only by
the Evening Telegram but by the As
ISOLATED Press and the Western Union,
over whose wires the message came
OF the race, dispatches state:
Defender Resolute gave the British
Challenger Shamrock Nv the worst
drubbing Of the 1920 regatta in the
final race Of the series today. winning
boat for boat by 10 minutes and As
seconds-an the Americas cup re.
mains American property.
Overcoming forty seconds lead
and the advantage Of windward
berth which Shamrock w had taken
at the start, the feet defender held a
lead of four minutes and eight Sec
onds at the halfway stake OF the thir.
ty-mile course, and crossed the finish
line thirteen minutes and FIVE seconds
ahead. Including her handicap Of
six minutes and forty seconds, VIII. cf
she did not need, Resolute won by
nineteen minutes and forty-five sec
onds.
In capturing the series and retain
ing possession of the Americas trO
ply, the Resolute came from behint
after the Shamrock had taken two
races, and won out by registering
three straight and impressive victor
les. Shamrock w won the initia
race when the defender was force
out by an accident to her rigging ant
captured the second in a tickle win'
that left the Resolute becalmed mos
Of the way. Resolute won the thir;
by her time allowance Of seven min
utes and one second, running a dea'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28

The coral roads OF Bermuda arc
among the finest in the world. They
are as smooth as a dancing floor, and
are never lirty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
Italy to Abandon Avlona
lBy Associated Prese.l

Rome, July 2S.-Italy has decided
tc abandon Avlona to the Albanians.
according to newspaper reports.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
,llpfs First Front Porch Speech
Saturday
lBv Associated Press.)

Marion, Ohio, July 2S.-Prelimin-
work on the first front porch adj
N to be delivered Saturday to
hnsfeld, Ohio, delegation, was be-
] today by Harding.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
Ambassadors Adjourn
(By Associated Press.

Paris, July 2S.--The Council OF
Ambassadors adjourned today. The
next meeting will be August Goth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
CAMP TAYLOR
ABANDONED BY
GOVERNMENT
(By Associated Prsss.)

(By Associated Pfess.)
Washington, July 2S.--Camp Tay-
lor, Louisville, has been abandoned.
the War Department today announced,
with notice that the First Division
there be transferred to Camp Dix.
New Jersey.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
Japanese to Pay Income Tax
(By Associated Press.)

Toxic, July 2S.-The House of
Peers. adopted a bill providing in
creased income taxes to permit army
and naval extensions.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
JIM BLACK STOPS DAYT0NA
Cap Veteran Holds Islanders Down
In Final Stages as Mates Bat
Out q Victory

Orlando, July 27.-Through the
rain and squall, the ivory plays, the
fears and hopes Of this afternoons
battle one thing shone as bright az
a rift Of light from searchlight on
o dark night. II Was Jim Blacks
pitching when he sent the Robinson
Crusoes from Daytona Island down
with the short end Of a 5 to game.
Jim struck out eleven Islanders and
one Of them, Bischoff, came in as a
FINCH hitter In the ninth inning when
the Islanders we're expected to tie up
the game Jim started OF by allowing
two hits in the first frame for one
run and four hts in the second frame
for two more and then settled down
and sawed wood. only allowing twi
hits the rest o. the game.
Daytona -.t~..,. 100 600 600
Orlando ....... 212 600 OOx--'
Summary Errors, s trenk, schir
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28

Twice a year the Chinese carry food
to their dead,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28

.----sn by his intimate frienus
made man. He was born
ss...3.lty, this state, on Febru-
!: and came to Miami IN
I a dollar, and 10 or Il
! established the Rodgers
! 'hout a dollar. "The only
I ,d when he started this
I his character" said his
! today. Originally the
I Rodgers & wigginton
Z lHEtner being Allan wig
4 H.. Rodgers two or thre'
! ,me sole owner of tn
! WITNESS.
Z ! the work first under
I Rodgers upon his NOV
] unity. He then did car
Z or a year or two, wa
I h the Miami Transte
I M clerked in the An
J tore, and then branche
7 (.
Z go he married Miss %
7 lof this city. and to tins
] rn Billy, six, and Jun.
I h Mrs. Rodgers and o.
I the Rev. J. B. Rodger.
! Baptist church in Lemo
$780, S. Rodgers, grocer
section. survive.
mt in Church WOrA
are wa. prominent
being identified with Il
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-28
!. RODGERS, FORMER
POLK COUNTY CITIZEN
DIES AT ASHEVILLE

" the death of W.. j.. Rodgers,
!, was born neaN Griffin, and who
/ one Of Miami's prominent mer-
ITS, the Miami Metropolis says:
lillian James Rodgers, shoe mer-
at and prominent Miamian, diet
inesday afternoon at $3.50 in a
oital at Asheville, N. c., pneu-
Ia being the cause Of death. The
will be brought back Saturday
the funeral will be Sunday after
with services at the First Bap-
hurch at ? o'clock and interment
city cemetery. DR.. j. L, White,
BAPTIST pastor, will preach the
n, the deacons will be the pail
$, and the boy scouts will act
,rt.
Rodgers had been ill only one
aking cold last Friday, the day
he expected to leave the Caro-
,untains for home. He had
Blue Ridge, y. c., to attend
onal Y. M. c. A. conference
slegate from Miami, and from
mt to Black Mountain to
ew days with his family who
o spend the summer there
cold developed into pneu'
Rodgers was taken to the
ospital. His condition was
sthere to be critical until
Jefore his death.
o'self.made Man
ogers-"Jim" Rogers, a.
81 u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
NEGRO BARRICADED IN
HOUSE FIGHTS POLICE
nciicf That Bia,lss WIRE HeinS Abducted
Tor DissccttOn Purp0scs Caused
Near RtOt.

BALTIMORE. MD, March 1o.-Rid.
died by. shots and probably mortsIly
wounded, w. A. Scott, a negro. was
captured carly this morning after a
desperate thrcc-hour battle waEcd from
barricadcd house. Two policcmc,,
were wounded and another negro. mis-.
taken for the haunted man, was shot
three times by Policemen and benton
by 81 mob before IL WAS learned he was
not the man.
Tho belief, which the police say 10
current among negroes Of the city Thar
white PHYSICIANS are abductinc ncrro"s
tor dissection purposes was held hv tbn
authorities Ia be responsible for tho
trouble which started in Druid Hill
Avenue, Il thoroughfarc largely popu
lated by negroes. An exchanges of
greetings between a white dentist and
another white man. according TO Tho
police. inspired Il crowd of neyroc.
Win the belief that the dentist AMI
ms friend were looking for prey for
the dissection table and they started
TO beat the two whites. Two policc
mon in plain clothes arrested ono OF
the negroes, whose friends turned their
their wrath upon tho officers, and sue
cccdcd III releasing tho prisoner. Abou,
This time the plain clothes men were
reinforced by two other officers who
attempted to arrest Scott The negro
fled. firing his pistol at tho policemen
rs nc ran. The chase ended only when
he entered the house IN West Saratoca
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
JEWS AND CHRISTIANS PLAN
COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT
Will Carry Religion of Their Fathers
10 .I.O00.n00 Hebrews in
This Country.
IBy Associated rr'


NEW YORK, March l9.-Co-operatio ion
by Jews and Christians in a national
campaign 10 carry the religion OF their
fathers TO 100000 Jews in America
was agreed TO In a recent conference
here i,y representatives OF tho GENITAL
conference Of American Rabhis. the
Federal Council NJ Churches ana the
Home Missions Council. ii was an
nounced today. Campaign plans Will
be made nj 4 meeting here Monday.
The conference adopted a resolution
which said: We disClaIm ANA dcpIorc
the use OF The term Amcricanization'
III any ease where it is made 10 mean
or 10 imply there - no distinction be-
tween the words Observation-Disclosures and
r!stianizatioH' or carries the implica-
ZION that Jews or people of other re-
ligions and other races are not good
Americans. No church should use the
term characterization as II cloak for
prosecuting TO lis distinctive religious
I'VE desire TO cooperate with each
other as brethren. N all efforts for
Experimentation and for promoting
right cousness In the American people"
Al churches, IN. the United states.
cxcrp; the Catholic. were represented
AT tho conference, il was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
sun OBsCURED FOR HOURS
by DUST STORMS IN West
High Winds. Slect and Snow DO
Damage To Extent of Millions
OF Dollars.
EBy Associated press. !

CHICAGO. March 19.--Terrihc sand
and dust storms continued TODAY in
the Southwest. with conditions chang
..ing to a blizzard in the Northwest.
,OniS IN the Eastern Rocky. Mountain
region. which suffered heavily Ncstcr-
day from wind which blew from
forty seven 10 100 miles :tn hour. was
"a return to nearly normal conditions
reported.
In tho southwest. principally Kansas,
l,ian,cd wheat and. wire communisa
tion was impaired seriously. The
winds swept up vast volumes of dust
sun was obscured for hours.
In Topeka, kans and Kansas City.
ported and several persons We're in
-iured by falling signs. trees and
-cornices.
SIcct and snow in Iowa.
Slect and snow were driven by a
furious wind in iowa. South Dakota,
Minnesota and Wisconsin, those States
reporting a storm eaualing. IN intensity
amy OF the winter Considerable sicet
fell in Iowa. while farther north wet
ssnow prevailed. the wind piiing IL
into huge drifts Railroad and wire
communication was handicapped.
In Denver Yesterday the Wind
wrecked "a number OF automo biicS.
caused several collisions and NUM-
Der OF minor injuries.
The dust clouds in Northwestern
Colorado hid the sun for hours yes
and Southern Railroad We're covered
So deeply by sand that detours were
necessary The Denver and Salr Lake
Railroad was forced TO suspend opera
tons in the mountain dristrict. because
of II 100 milc-an-hou gale in the
passes.
High Winds in Nebraska.
High winds in Nebraska for several
days reached :, maximum velocity OF
forty-fivc miles en- hour last night and
tnay result In some damage TO the
winter wheat crop.
Reports reaching the Federal wealth
or station in Topeka indicate the
windstorm of yesterday and last night
was one OF the most disastrous that
ever visited the state.
1t is officially reported the loss 10
wheat growers will reach millions or
dollars. 1t was the second windStorm
OF week, but was more severe than
the one preceding il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
BAUER REAL BRAINS
OF GERMAN UPRISING,
Revolution Due Chiefly to Efforts of Close Associate of
Ludendorh and Intimate Adviser of Former Grown
Prince, Is Opinion Of Karl II. Won Wiegand

Tires the proclamation of the new
government"
When appeared incrcdulous and
nut over" he said. with an air almost
offended
possession and the old one has fed "
HG.ore dressing ] telephoncd tho
hoiei management, which confirmed the
tNo,e-Mr. Wiegand modestly omits
mention OF the fact that immediately
thereafter he Tiled. in triplicatc form
cable VIA Paris and London---the full
text Of the kapp governments pro
c.nmation. IT reached the New York
afternoon. enabling it to open its wires
with Il and thus beating the world
with the first. authoritative document
OF inc lniiltarist revolution.
Greeted Knapp Troops.
" was Lincoln who greeted the kaDp
troops as they marched in through
Inc BrandenburG. gate. 1t was I.in-
tn" military settings bSrring everyone
else, and il was I.incolh who staged ali
me sntrtinG scenes and acts at the
now seems clear that the hope of
Field MARSHAL Won Hindenburs's SUP;
port WAS the Keystone OF the Knapp
;, This rha , hope was kneeked out whom
,i Linz, not only REUSED his sup
and restore tho constitution.
Members OF the Kapp party assert
that their plans had not yet fully
maturcd when tho coup came. hut that
the overthrow OF tho FIbcrt regime was
mreciDiiated prematurely by Captain
Erhardt. or tho lIrhardt bigadc. CON
sistnE OF 1000 men.
The weakness OF the old government
and its lack % popularity is best
shown by the fact that it was over
thrown by this brigade, made up Of
sailors. marines and officers with only
5000 rifles. the rest consisting Of ma :
chine guns. mine throwers. artillery
and technical troOns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
RAILWAY TRANSPORTATION
Is UNCERTAIN IN GERMANY
some Trains Arc Forced tn Turn Back,
Finding Tracks Torn
IUy Asaociatcd Press.

BERLIN. March 19.--One train is re-
ported TO have arrived in Cologne from
Berlin this morning, the journey hay
ing been without incident. and ono will
leave Cologne for Berlin tomorrow
morning. Another train reached Frank
fort from Berlin during the day, but
train from LignitH. hound for Berlin.
found the track torn up at Erfurt and
could not reach tho caj,ital.
When the attack on the officers oc-
Cured in the Schocncnbcrg section
last night mob ..rst surrounded the
truck in which they were riding. Some
OF tho workmen climbed up on tho
truck ana dssuadcd the people from,
injurinG the officers. owing to the fact
that they were not armed.
The truck was permitted to proceed.
but when it reached lilonnenstrassc
another mob dragged off the officers
and beat them mcrcilessly.
This morning Spart;f:an plaza rd 9
were seen in various parts of the city.
They accused NOske of responsibility
for the lNapp-Non Luettwitz Dictator
shin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

in Sn Match 30 Of Ms'f Gnlsd hes
M ArmH snssI the Gsais Of Gsorss
! Edison, boatswain's mate. Baltimore.
and Charles l.. Wray. BROOKLYN. n. y.
nc Serge as d9e
N Yokohama from this port yesterday.
She is on her way to Nladivostok TO
rrepatriate CZecho-S!ovak representa-
lives.
WASHINGTON. March ia resolu-
ton prupos'ng a constitutional amend :
m i,,s1 for the direst election of Fedcral
tor LaFoilettc. Republican. OF WiScon-
sin. It was referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
wESTERVILLE. ONO. March lo.-
Following closely on the announcement
oy the Anti-Saloon League OF America
dhas IL v you'd iignt pTresidentia candi,
to be dry, Rev. +. y. Baker. general
smpSrintendenl OF the league today IS
wct'' 49, :" ''''' - ~ )
PENSACOLA, FLA. March l9.-Nor-
man man e Grimms a machinist'S mate,
pilot; Lieutenant Erodfooi, passenger,
and Roland Zcbrcchi, mcchu nician, were
nj"rf from when ,o, sea blg fe into TIC
Grimuls' home was at Everett, Mass.
HAZELHuRST. GA. March 1o-one
negro was drowned ana Two Savannah
'u' ~, - w ~1tS anu IL. I'cillicT. were
seriously injured when the ferry boat
at Town Bluff. on the -lltamaha River.
iwelvc, miles from here. was swamped
in midstrcam by high wind late today.
MACON, GA, March la--un.tcd
states Commissioner w T.. Martin.
Jr, today issued Il warrant charging
Mrs Ida Inncs, wife Of Victor lines
with using the United States mails
with intent to dcfraud.
LONDON. March 1.-two weeks be
fore The revolt in Berlin, says wire
less dispatch from Moscow. a secret
conference was held in Berlin between
the supporters OF DR.. WoltSan. Knapp
and representative of the Russia N
'liIack Hundreds thG latter inciud-
ING Alexander j. Guchor and Prince
Nolconski
MACON. GA. March 12--An appeal
delegation to the San Francisco CON
vcntion was received here today from
Mark Thistlcthwaite, private secretary
10 Vice president Thomas r. Marshall
who declared this was Mr.. Marshalla
request. The Nice-Prcsident is in .Ari-
IONA.
BRISTOL, Marcn 1a.--Charlcs Temp
! len. driver Of the city fire truck. on
TRIAL here today in the Corpora lion
Court charged with the alleged Irur-
de- OF V. y. Scharrctt here, in July,
tho July.
LONDON March IA bomb cx-
plod"d outside the British embassy in
|"rlin last night as q naval division
Was marching past. u dispatch says.
! several persons were Killed or injured.
! but tho embassy apparently suffered no
damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
IN KtUI. IL. NON WII:GAND.
stan Corrcspondcnt or Universal
tSpeciai Eadio DiSpatch.)


copyright, 1920, By Universal Service. }
BERLIN. March is CThursday, noon).
Now that the censorship has been
r reno | am in q position 70 tel
during lhc past four days.
All indications are that the real
brains ana the moving spirit behind
the, military dictatorship OF Or. Napp
Colcno! Bauer closes; associate ot
General l.udcndorff and intimate al
wiser OF the cN-crown prince. In the
m!litarist Invasion Saturday morning.
Colonel Bauer was chief. OF STAFF TO
General Won LucttwitZ. y few hours
he WAS transferred 10 the Chancellor's
Cabinet. because Bauer knows bet
ter than anyone else all the details OF
the plans ! was told.
Every time the cores pondcnts tried
10 solicit some information from the
new regime, they We're greeted with:
You had better see BAUER"
Renegade 4" His Faith.
Closely associated with Coloncl Bauer
was ignatius Trchitch Lincoln. born
a Hungarian Jew. but who. as Il Young
man, and 4 renegade to this ancient
Presbyterian minister in Canada, then
a member o. the British Parliament,
ana then an international shy
Some mouths ago man came into
II am l"natius Lincoln. the famous
International spy"
lie tried to sell me The manuScrip, Of
his experiences as a prisoner in Eng
land. Ills Offer was declined. AS he
left. he SAID
Il shall disappear for about three
months and then shall startlc the
did not sec him again until last
Saturday. at G:i5 In the morning when
in response to = violent pounding on
his head and in greatly excited voice
shouted: