davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
HartH / 5u1tutrrrnH Urntt.
Tranfriss npe @eanbt Berlin Operbte 8abeoer % b
tanratpnsprer. Tnnglerne Hariierne til
brinee Gpmmeren 8pen.-Gt encnaaenoe 2eaemibbel.

6ranc, par Ser altio fr1l6t op al @a=
tie1lter, og oct noble 0oftorpor funoe
iiffert meo Gioen babe ifrabet Jig en-
fleffelig Jormle lommen, bpis 6eres
5fiebne life bab6e r1p6t 6e1n / @fif=
felie af en- &offepige, Ser bapoe peret
oppe bo5 en- Spaafone og al oenne
faaet Set &aab at benpel1oe fig paa
gilbert Gaians "&lirif".
Com &egel baboe Onfelens 2ege=
miooel ielpfelge1ig life SEN fiprnelte
Girfning, men oberfor &offepigen
gior6e oct en- un6tagelie 1neb set &e=
1ultat, at bum in6ltepneoe ST.. @alan
for &etten. Ser op1pltes Oct, at On
felens "2ggemiooel" fun beitoo al ct
Maiter, beim1rt meo @palfeot, @ofs
% Sarpifs, men / 6orbir6elie 1neb
set lf116e man 6riffe en- Weoicin, bee
ienligit beltadenoe al Gren1ortortari,
amerifanlf Die og Magneiio. Sen
lmagte ganife forferoelig, 1ne11 0ens
affpren6e Girfning bar ltn1isfjenoe=
Zig, % me6 @enipn til &offepiger
bap0e oen alt 6alo peret iaa fraf<
tig, at BUN forlangte 10000 6rancs
iom @rltatning for uoi itoaet Gpie og
Gmerte!
Dette fan0t &etten oo9 bar loplig
nbelfe0ent, og bum opnooe6e fun at
faa en- @ootgibrelie pna 800 syroncs
plus Sc 91a Jranc, bu11 bapoe betolt
for "&o11il1ltotione11". 8. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
Drt trphtr -
Gn San %Mmerifaner numineres til
&articts Sreiibentfanbioat. 2a
Tollctte traf Jig tilbase.
$rugrammet brinser Splittelie,

8epngelien for at oanne ct itrrft
treble &arti, Ser ifl1loe ia1nle alle IL
berole tpl1fe110e G9lgere nn0er bets
Banner, har facet ct 3tlbageltp0 ion
Jslge al Sc mango "l1tilfre0ie" Gle
1nenters &onpentioner 0e1t afpigte
l1ge Chicago. Oct lpffeoes life
f,tl0t l1o at 6an1e ct enigt Hurti, bpiS
Hroeram par elaltiif NOT til at mint
,ne liberole, ro0ifole % iocialiltilfe
Mnlfnelier.
9et bar set belle tugct cit meget
broget sSorian1ling, Ser bar fontmen
fann1en Gbicugo. SPIRIT bar Ser
Committee Of 5ortpeigbt, Ser teller
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23

bla110t 0ets G9ffer gumle We0len1=
n1er al 8l1ll Wtoole Nartiet, geonpar=
titan 2eaglte og Sntelleftl1alilter, 6er=
nelt bar Ser slrbejoerpartiet, fbb.
Sopulilter, Silbengere al gnfeltltat=
iDitelnet, Sociali1ter og 1alsme11b
for 6armerorganilationer.
9lrbeioerpartiet og 48=MaroS So
n1iteen pe0tog pe0 Deres Nobnt11gs=
n1soer at neoiGtte eu Gon1arbei0s=
fon1ite, Ser ifltlbe 1pge at forn1e ct tre=
Die Horti al oe to n9pnte @rl1pper
meo 1tlllutning ira a,1ore liberale
&reoie. @en efter nogen 3ibs 2or=
ban0linger bleb set ioleflort, at oe11
&omiteen eipne Spgape par en- gor=
biif &m,oe. slrbeioerpartiets raoi=
fale @lementer bar poerliggaaenoe i
oeres &rap og fprlangte oeres sS6eer
goofie11bt, iaafrentt en- Splittelie iffe
PIT ifebes.
&eiltltatet al Sc langbarige Dref=
teller blep in1i0lertio, at ser 6anne6es
ct sSarn1er=2obor &arti. 4S=Man6s
&on1itee,1 beiluttebe 6erefter at forene
Jig meo Mrbeiberportiet ct Wfosie=
fonpent, og ,,noer oel6ig 8egeiitring
ll1ttcoe 9elegereoe fra sSornerfor=
eninger Jig og1aa til 9lrbeiberpartiet
Set npe Earti ia1nlebes oerefter for
at peotage ct Hrogram og 11ominere
&anoioater. &onpe1,tet palgte Gag
ferer 3orlep g. GbriitenIen, Ser bap=
6e pGret permanent Sorrnono 49,
Wa11os &omiteens &onpent, til sSor=
n1ano. @an baboe al lin @legt bebop
for at bploe iammen paa 6e ulige Gle
n1el1ter, 6er~bap6e 5e6e &onpentet.
Og flere @ange trl1e6e aaben &epolte
ct beloigt l1ofalo al &onpe11tet.
Sg efter at 8rogramn1et par peb=
taeet, f1,noe man iffe lengere bol6e
1ar1n1e,1 paa Graa6ene. @11 Del af
48=Manbs &omiteens Meolem1ner
betegneoe oen peotagne &latforn for
raoital og iocialiitiif, og oe erfl9reoe
at bile fortiette iom ct ierlilt 8arti.
8lanot &anoibaterne for @raii6ent
bar De fornemite Senotor Ga sSoIlette,
Der bar 48=Manos &omiteens sSobo-
rite=&anoioat, &orlp g. @briltenIen,
&e11rp Jor6, Detroit, 9uolep s5ielo
Malone, SEEM Sort Gitg, eugene g.
9ebs og flere anore, Der bar pqret
aftibe in6enfor oe rooifale @rupper.
Otter at 8rogrommet por beotaqet,
traf imiolerti6 Se1otor Ga JoIlette
fin &an6i6atur tilbage, ba ban lite
funoe gibe lin Eililutntng til flere al
&rogran1punfterne. Otter ferite Off
fternnin9, iom gaD Malone oe Gbri-
ftenien set itsrite 5temmetol, peoto=
ges oet f11n at ftemnre paa oisie to, og
beo anoen Afitenni11g git gbriitenien
(Gorti. pao 5ioe 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
Glaguinsen paa @ienioreninssbasen.

S Dor Mrtifel forr. SIR. ON @sn=
beripllonos @ienforening ne6 Dan=
mart giengab hi efter en- Meo6elelie
/ 9agspresien, at @icefoniul Dr. s.
geelion, ct. Saul, fra l16enrigsn1ini.
1tertet &iebenbabn bab6e no6taget
et3elegram, Ser anmo6eoe aIleDanffe
ON at bejie Dannebrog / Mnleoninq
al @ienforeningen. S 6etne MnIe6=
ming oplDier @icefoniul Dr. S. 6.
Nelion os, at ban mootog nebnte Sc,
legram fra oct fgl. 6anife &oniulat
Chicago, sSSu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
Tpnboerne os beres %.

S EFT &orreiponoance "8aa Scores
Soro" ifrtber &e6. @eorg g. @tranoz
bol0:
5pnboen - mere ipecieIt &inos=
bolmeren = er iaa munter, iom ban
er pinoenoe og eieitfri. &an er be-
geiitret bner @ang Ell 6re1nme6 fon1-
n1er til bans ffisnne %, bbor Matnrpn
bar soilet lite Blot fin Gogerbeo, men
ogfaa fin 5rooigbe6, og bbor for cts
en1pel ingen "Gences" alninoeliq
5oritano fienbes, for6i ollie &egn og
@iRr6er er "leben6e" beitaae1,6e
at blomiterberen6e 8uife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
Berger &anbibat iejen.

&icfor 8. 8erger, 5ocialilt, font
to @ange blep nggtet Se6e / &on=
greSlen efter at bore balgt fra 8is-
coniinS fente 0iitrift, Miltpautee, er
at tit &arti blepet gienopitillet iom
&anoioat peo &alget 9eopenlber. -
Senrp s. 8o0enitab, iom bleb ilagen
at Berger flor, i6ger otter Sen repl1=
blifanife Domination.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23

$ 8erfite6et bos os bar ser go.
nit tgaar, iaa en- al Solfene nqiten
blep fpalt 9rengielen.
8rRn6te oct?
Nei, men 2Rreorenaen op6aoe.
De pluoielig, at @loffen bar 5 Uein11.
ter oper 3ioen, os ingen af os boboe
bert &loffen Iaa. !,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
9amf=fanabiF @trib.

0ttatpo, Is. S,1li. Danife Gift
moer fra @renlano iiges at babe neo=
ilagtet Moifusofier paa gllesmere=
gen lanet geor6 for 8affinslano,
bbilfet bar bragt Rroteit fra Canada
til Danunarf. Dannarf bar {poret
meo at giere &rab paa Gen, bborpoo
Canada mi truer meo-ut ien6e en- RI
6en6e &olitiitDrfe til 9en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
Sabase til &eSe,,.

gn 9anit- -aonaoier, Socob Sal-
trup, bor tisbt 100 Gor. 2ano al
9brn Sebe beo 8aroe, bbor ban bill
iatte $50. @tremmen pIejer 10 ellers
at gaa BEN n1ooiatte Sci.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
1T 6rlun1nrh.
0en tpife Gfsfejiers pnsite sbn Soa=
c9im begaar Selpmurb. Gr set
CIT &jGrligbebstragebie?
Hrinien par i'npliieret i &app-&mppet

Gfsfeiier @ilbeln1a iiette oe pnglte
5en> Hrins SSoacbim, begif iioite
2gr6ag Selpmor6 be6 at fDbe lig i
8rpitet, meoens ban laa i'm @eng /
@illa 2iegntt5 / 5an so1tci 8arf
peo Berlin. San 6eoe poo ct &o1pi=
tal Spnoag Morge11 @l. 1. @run6en
til 8erebelien al 2inet iiges at bore
Ne0trpttbeo oDer, at bans @ultru bar
forla6t ba1n siant 8irf11ingen al ct
Dritfelag. Sans 8ro6er @rins @itel
6rieoertcb uotalte / en- @rflaring, at
@run6en til Selbmoroet por Jelgen
al "Sinoslioelier foraariaeet pe6
Srpffet al 8egipenbeoer og perionli=
&c Ganifeligbe6er" Man foriggte
ferlt at bentrneligbol6e Selpnoroet
beo at erflere, at set bar en- Mutonto=
bill1lpfte.
Set11er al Den 0p0e $rins erflGrer,
at Selpmoroet er Ell &jerligbeos=
trageoie 9e in6rgmme6e, at ban
bar pen6t ttlbage til i'm &illu fra
Berlin 6re0ag 9lften, baboe paflet ino
/ ct 2. &1asies Be11teperelie paa
Eots0an Standardization og forlongt
81. @an prelentereoe Jig for Op=
porteren iom &rins ssSoocbi1n al
Hreusien og lagoe, at fan life bapoe
nogen Sernbanebillet eller @enge.
@an fit 2op at forlaoe Meltal1ra11ten
giennem SSSnogangen ilteoenfor at
pasiere 5elleapparotet beo l1oga11=
gen. bpor ban baboe maattet betole
for 1llet. Ser git pe6boloen6e og
ptenipnlig bel begrl1noe6e &pgter-
at fan bapoe paaoraget Jig ltor 5pil=
legiel0. Son begrobeoes Sirsoog.
@ean er bange for, at @fterretrin=
gen ON 5elpmor0et bill birfe boarot
paa bans 0fo0er, ser allereoe er
ltrrft 1neotoget al Spgoon1. Dfan
peo life, bbor 8rinierne Moalbert,
s(ugltit @ilbelm og Oscar opboloer
Jig. De1r tt0ligere &ro11pri1iesie f.
geS at opboloe Jig paa Mpger1.
8rinien bar fpot II. Sec. 1890 i
Set feiierlige Slot / Berlin og fit i'm
lt66annelie 6prlteifolen / 8lon og
ienere pe6 @ei6elberg l1niperlitet. 0o
&rige1t bre6 u6, bar ban officer beo
@reniebagterne. Sort efter blep set
mel6t, at ban bar blebet ianret Sri
gen. Sans Mooer pleie6e ban per-
ionlig og fGite6e Sernforiet paa banA
8rpit. Otter set tpife 9eeoerlag /
1913 bleb set mel6t, at Soacbim ntaa=
lie piloe blipe iin GSa6ers @fterfplger.
@an forbleb Berlin, n1e6ens 6e fleite
anore al &eiierfan1ilien flpgte6e. l111-
ser &ebolutionen / 6ebruar (pon
&apps) b1eb eSoacbim fuitet sSeng=
lei 6orbin6elie me6 bisie Sntriger
og bol6t Der til Is. Warts.
sSSoacbim bleb II. Marts 1916 piet
til &riniesie Marie 9lugultine al @n=
balt> Dotter al 6prit @6,par6 al SIN
bait, ct al Sc fornemlte 5prlten6gn1=
mer. Hriniesien bar ga TIM II Mor
og @rinien 25. Harrets fbrlte Barn,
en 5en, bleb fe6t Is. Sec. 1916. De
bleb lfilt 8egpn6ellen al bette Mor.
De p6npge1toe alliereoe Greospil=
faar, Soben3ollernes Salo, Sab al
&reItige og Eopularitet figes at bape
birfet itert paa &riniens fgliomne
og ltolte Matur og 6reb bam til u6=
ifeielier meo &binoer, 5pil og Grit,
ser tili1ut poelagoe bans @iem og
gior6e bam ielb ,1lpffelig.
0.n E>.~<:f eA:<
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
&riuilesiernes 2ano.

Mlminoelig @tennneret er blepet
fortaitet / 6en iapanffe geationalfor-
1amlings l1noerbus. st af Sppoii<
tionen itillet Gorilae bIeb forfaitet
meo 155 moo 283 Gtemmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23

&rebemamer ienoes frit til enbper
paa Jorlangen6e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU.
First Stop in Treatment Is Brisk
Purgntive With Calotabs. tho
Purified and Refined Oalomel
Tablets That Arc Nausealess,
Safe and Sure.

i'o"tnrS hay" found hv experience"
TINT no medicine for colds and inhu-
"nkn can h" depended upon for full ef-
fr'iINCn"sS until tho liver ~ made thor
"uChly nCiikC. That ~ why tho nrst
step In N" treatment H. tho new nAu-
T"nI""H 'Hl"m"l tablet called 'Hioihbs,
whI'h ar" ire" from III" Si"k"nIng and
weakening cn"rti, 81 tho old Styls Gallo
mol Doctors also point out tho fact
thnl an a"iiN" liN"r uWN 60 \ long way
towards preventing Influenza and IL
an" Of the most important factors IN
enabling tn" patient 1" suCCrssfu!l'
withstand an attack and ward on pncu.
m"uln.
ono Ial"Ihh on the tongue Al bed
TINE with ~ sWnil"r 81 water that =
all NJ salts. nn uhus"h nor tn" slight
80 Indifference vain Your tHtInE rI'ns
are - worn Neat morning l"uI '"Il
l.n.. .nnl"h'i }"ur Il.'I ~ active. '"ni
p, aI,n ~ rurnrd and !"ti nIr fr'll"-
un, hIih h"nIIg appetite f"I hi""h
i,rI Bt"ErlriH o'Ii 'hI"i"hn ""I| !"
.,IlIuaI ronl"i ra,kasrr. r'i'r ihiTiI
NJ. rtnIr i"r,i u,"""g wiil h' 'h""I
f.I. ,riInd"d u -" - n'l h"h Them
i, Il hLIfnI iAh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
DEpIED nv THE LEAGUE

EnfuIoo ICn,r IL u rt,r. i...ur .r,..l
hsrs tonight declared lhut 20 b.. 70 non
partisan organization anl 'h CUulIl
buttons ~ D. VI IrTu,h. T. ~ nCWH
bureau mlintnin~h IN Whrhinrt"u Inaf
winter were not In unF s"uh, 'uE'rIl.u
ti0n- t. tho bom"rTril" party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
Good Dining Tables

SO matter what period Of finish You
desire. YOU will be- sure id find It here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
FIND /
DIFFICULT To
LOCATE BLAZE

no. ~ ~ ~ Fourteenth AMI MAJ
hot u,r"~ts 'uru"h IN at 3'''
o'rlnCS thIH morning calling ~" -"
tire nrp department. ." m" s'en" 81
blaze which seemed :" b" Hm"th"r'"S
betwssn tho asooud and third tl""rH,
which are occupied ny RrinEmlorH
Htudio and PultE paint shop.
Tho alarm was turned IN by J"hh
Curry. who WA standing acro"H tn"
EtrsSt and noticed tho smoke rolling
from bstwsSn tho nv" floors. Tho hre-
men wero working very hard ana
when tho paper wont a. proHH at H;Io
o'clock wcrc unable 20 toll luT what
the cause wan aud whore Il WAS l"
Gated
Tho dnma.o caused by breaking INTO
tho different rooms and breaking OF
windows will amount To about olOo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

buy WAX SAVINGS "TAMrs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
LEAGUE ISSUE TRANSCRIPTS
PARTlSANSHIP, SAYS M'AD0O
Tells Pennsylvania Audience Docu-
ment Is One OF Greatest Ever
Conceived.
{By Associated Press. |

CoNNELLSNILLE. PA. Oct. IA
w. G. McAdoo. campaigning flor the
Democratic party. entered the coke
country OF Western Pennsylvania to
day and made number of addresses
in which ne urged ratification or the
league OF nations covenant.
Mr.. McAdoo. in his address here.
described the document, "as one OF
the greatest ever conceived by hu-
man minds" and declared that IF
James NJ. Cox were against the
league and Warren q. Harding were
for it. ]. as n Democrat. would sup
port Harding. because l know that
the future rests more on a settlement
OF this basic question than any other.
1 would break every party tie on
earth and stand for the principle Of
this league.
There are times" the speaker
added. when Issues must transcend
political parties. If ever there was
time in history when the voices OF
partisan politics should be stillcd
this is one OF them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
CAPPER WILL FIGHT
WHEAT GAMBLERS BY
CONGRESSIONAL ACT
Has Drafted Bill Aimed at
Grain Spectators Of Chicago
Trade Board.
tBy Associated Press.)

SMITH CENTER, KAN. Oct. l3.-
CharactcriZing the Chicago Board OF
Trade the worlds greatest gambling
house." Senator Arthur Cappcr, of
Kansas. Wednesday night announced
gamblers" out OF business. He has
drafted a bill which he says he will!
introduce in the next Congress 10
stop gambling in futures on the big
grain exchange"
The Senator's announcement was
made in IL speech here. in which he
denounced grain gamblers" who. he
said, arc "double-crossing the farm
er and victimizing the public"
"As soon as 1t became evident that
option traders OF the Chicago Board
OF Trade had learned no lessons Of
moderation from their enforced war
time vacation" Mr.. Capper said.
several weeks ago began work on
a measure to abolish this wanton
and Injurious form of robbery and
have since given it much thought
and study. have submitted this
measure to q good many men whose
judgment and knowledge I consider
exceptional and trustworthy, and
their verdict is. It will be effective
Mr. Capper declared tho war ,ex-
ploded the "o1d plea set up by those
who reap q nnanc!al harvest in-com-
n,tssion fees !. out OF the option pit
that trading in Rhtures is necessary
lin nehAnAMng eEoash conarpodity,!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
SAYS G. o. p. VICTORY
MENACES THE CAUSE
OF ORGANIZED LABOR
Christensen Sees s:Knock-Out
Bi0,U" Ciren Social Re-
construction Plan.
(By Associated Press. }

ROCK ISLAND, ILL. Oct. ia
Republican victory in November and
Harding's subsequent appointments
to fill four Vacancies on the Supreme
Court bench would be IL knock out
blow TO those working for social re-
construction through political ac-
tion and IAN invitation to those
espousing revolution and direct ac-
tion." Parley u. Christensen. Farmer
Labor candidate for president de-
clared in an address hero tonight.
II do not mean to intimate that
revolution would follow Harding's
election. But l do maintain that
once a. court is constituted to over
turn the will OF the people. they are
inevitably led 10 other means Of re-
dress.
"a vote for Harding" he conclud-
ed. means n supreme tribunal that
would defeat any program OF recon
struction proposed by labor. 1t means
a possible closing OF the door to So
oial progress through political ac-
tion.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
BRYAN SETS PRICE
OF WORLD,S PEACE
AT TEN BILLIONS
Declares lmerica Can Destroy
Var Spirit by Cdnceling
.1Iies Debts.
rBy Associated press.l

WASHINGTON, Oct. l3.-W World
peace, universal and perpetual" can
be purchased with the $4,000 .00O. 900
the allied governments owe to the
United States. w. j. Bryan declared
world brotherhood congress. He sug
gcsted that cancellation OF the war
debt would go far towards the build
ing UP of spirit> that would remove
the chief causes Of conflict between
nations.
The allies owe us, nearly 10000
100000 and they cannot pay it," said
Mr.. Bryan. If they did pay it. they
would have 10 collect 1t from their
enemies. and they could not collect
this sum in addition to their own de-
mands without sowing the seeds of
war more bloody than the one out
of which wo have come.
Our nation can use this debt to
buy world peace, universal and per-
petual. it can afford to cancel this
debt on condition that the terms OF
treaty arc so modified as to bring tho
nations of Europe together In friend
ship and cooperation. Then uni
versal disarmament would be pos
sible, then the burden OF militarism
can be lifted
air. Bryan's suggestion was made
after ne had .arraigned, the peoples of
the world for a lack OF altruism that
had made the recent world war pos
slble. He characterized as absurd the
Idea that preparedness prevnnts-w2r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
GAUNT OLD WARsH|P IS
TARGET FOR sEAPLANEs
[. S. S. Indiana, Fighting Craft of
By-Gonc Era, BombartIcd by
Air Monsters.
FIVE SHOTS ARE EFFECTIVE.
Runs Gauntlet Again TOday-Onc
Purpose of Practice Is to Demon
stratc Power OF Radio to Con-
troll Vessels Movements.
FIVE SHOTS ARE EFFECTIVE
fBy Universal Service

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. l3.-C;aunt and
deserted. the L. s. s. Indiana. lighting
ship OF n by-gonc era. steamed slow
ly up Lynnhavcn Bay today TO submit;
u bombar rdment By quintet Of
monster naval seaplanes. she was
propelled b% wireless aboard the l..
S. s. Ohio. trailing five miles in her
wake. Her speed was ten miles an
hour. A
and spat down on the old gray ship
their bombs Twenty-Five bombe we're
thrown. Only FIVE took effect These
hve were enough to mansle her decks
beyond repair. twist and split he:
tunnels, and create chaos on the i'm
maculate shiD-shapc decks.
The other twenty bombs pioughcd
UP the bay and entertained passing
craft with seyscrs. which lasted a
moment.
The Indiana is not saved. Tomor-
row she will run tho gauntlet of the
siauGhterins planes again. One hun
dTed bombs will be dropped. When
the shadowssgrow long on Lynnhavep
Ray tomorrow the Indiana Will be
resting on the bottom.
The bombardment was ordered for
a two-fold purpose: To demonstrate C
the power OF the radio TO control the
movements OF ships. and to provide
target practice for the United states
Navy seapl3ncs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
ANNOUNCES WAR TO knife
IN OCEAN FREIGHT RATES
Chairman Benson, Of Shipping
Board, Says French Lines Not
Playing Fair.
STABILIZE CHARGES REFUSED
Decline to Enter Conference or
Shipping Interests and Cut
Carrying Figures Indiscriminate-
Iy-Owncrs Plan Retaliation.
IBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Oct. i2.--Chairman
Benson. of the Shipping Board, an
nounccd tonight that American and
foreign shipping lines had agreed to
go TO the limit in reducing freight
the French line. which has refused to
enter conference with lines Of other
nations for stabilizing rates.
War 10 the knife" will result, the
chairman said. unless the French line
plays fairly with the conterfnce and
joins in maintaining rates on the At
lantic.
Action was taken on unanimous de-
cision OF the conference to break
rates, the chairman explained. when
the French line notified brokers that
IL would take freight at rates under
all the other lines. Both Shipping
Board operators and private Ameri-
can owners arc members OF the con-
ference. the chairman said.
Rate cutting has been ordered on
all tho services wherc the French
line is established These include
Of the United. States-North Atlantic,
South Atlantic and Gulf ports
French ports and Antwerp. Rottcr-
dam, Hrcmen and Hamburg.
Every effort had been made to in
ducc the French line to maintain
rates established by the conference.
Admiral Benson said. adding that It
was with reluctance that American
and there shipping interests had de-
cided upon the rctaiiatory step.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
FIVE KILLED WHEN Sim
FE|N ARSENAL BLOWS UP
As Many More Arc So Badly Hurt
They Are Not EXpccted
to Live.
SOLDIERS TEKRORIZE DUBLIN
All Street Cars Stopped, While
Fighting Continues Between Mill
tary and Inhabitants - Homes
Smashed and Shops Wrecked.
icy Universal Service. ]

DUBLIN. Oct. ia secret arsenal
OF the Sim Fcin at New Ross, wex-
ford County. Ireland. blow up to-
night, killing nve young men and in
juring fivS others so badly that they
are not expected to live.
The terrific explosion. which could
be heard for considerable distance,
shattered the windows OF the town.
and struck momentary terror into
the hearts OF the residents The peo-
pie then ran to the scene OF the dis
aster. The victims were found amid
the wreckage.
The arsenal was an apparently
empty house. called THE st. Earns"
The military police have taken
charge.
Breaking out from the royal bar
racks at 10 o'clock tonight. British
soldiers proceeded to wreck shops
and business places. The crowds re-
taliatcd by hurlins stones and
bricks. The soldiers, however. armed
with rifles, opened fire. smashing
many homes and scattering the peo-
pie, All street cars have been
stopped. FightinsHis going on now
on tho whole quay, near the o'Con-
nell Bridge and near the royal bar
racks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
S. L. LUP7!ON DIES
AFTER OPERATION
FOR APPENDICITIS
FOrmerSfd!eSenafOr and Cor
P0rafion Commissioner
Passes Away.
Ispscial to The Times-Dispatch.l ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA, Oct. l3.-
Former State Senator S. l.. Lupton,
&C years old. died today in Garfield
HospitalS Washington. following an
operation last week for appendicitis,
with which he was attacked shortly
after returning from Hot Springs,
Ark. His body will be brought here to-
morrow for burial. Surviving are a
widow and one brother, Edward Lup-
ton. of this city.
MIR. Lupton was appointed n member
of Virginia. State Corporation Com
mission by Governor Davis. but
resigned after several months SER
vice.
fIc was prominently identified with
the Virginia state Farmers Union.
formerly president OF the Virginia
Good Roads Association. and an or
ganizer and first president of the
Eastern Fruit Growers Association.
About year ago he sold his apple
orchard interests in Virginia. and had
since become q resident of Washing
ton, at the same time maintaining a
handsome home here. Not long ago
he headed large delegation OF
American farmers in presenting a
memorial 81 President vllson arsins
sgriculturals forms. s 4. Z az 8; 8;