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Pff I iRRA SITUATION Wm
SDISCUSSED TODAY
i flowed Session at Confer
In lttween Health 0
ial, '-From the Southern
States aiuK.cn; Cummmg.
KAfNI)ANCE
niP of State Officials Said
VTheV Would Dispute Any
Claim That Disease Has
Beached Serious Stage.
j - Tlie' 'pellagra
j, -el ill fl closed
.liiii'""-
;1l ;i .conference he-
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,,!!il;llS ri'Olll rVMUIICril
" ,. Cpi.it:.
Cimiuiing
.:a
ft
mii
,,u!il!-' lf.it x rvKf. jlngof thel Irish republican imrlinmen
. f ihe.M. n- ntlfcials said i to consider j the Itritislt government'
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m Terence room mar .
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scyions propor
i c 1 1 i I !' v. Information
tl,.l,i ill i1"
M l lilllt'lll !IS ll ruiMUl Hll!,
(Ij. y .i 'it;'"t1'-'
not pi''! HI '
w ;i.H ' infonifilete and
.i.n.litinns. . -.
(r 4 tin'im nii-
! liiiliil ilil'"!'!!
i;itiin. from staro otti-
jy. VoiilWi'iH'e w.'is (failed- aftor
lMlciit liMiiliiiu ml i-oquestod 4he
li'Hh k,m1 :"ross ,lffl(',a,,
, hke 'iiii'jK-iif''-. ,ne tlireat-
tni niv;i- .f i-llara in Southern
TliV .-riiu1 luiiltli ollicfrs- attending
id. r.rfifVn-iH-1' iiic-liidi'd W. .-It. Kankin,
,,f North Ciinifnii
i:f.ire-cntiiiiv-s .f (he lte Cross,
tiir--- 'Vl' i'f from the DepartniPiit of
;v.'iiiiiitiiif iiii'I a down piihlie health
Vrvire 4ii-i t Is. iiiiumj; Ihein ,I)r. Jos.
i;HIr;'cr. pelljijrrjt ex)ert, particl
Idled in Hi'' ilisciissioiis ;
u npinintr 1 onferenee Surgeon
(jnif.1111 (-'fiiniiiiugs discussed the jfella
p sinnitiiwi. possibility of Increase in
iiiy.i ni'Xl year and prospective pro
pin t" wit li existing conditions
- mil itiosf tlii-catcned for r.rj'2. . lr.
iMdlierser .pn'sened data which lie
mi'hI imliciitcd 'a market increase in
id,, ilix'asc. otlicials summarized in
iriitiu irpmls as li -onditions in
llirlr s!:its. ,' :
tmnK MKVSTKITK, BY
fitt Knofknl I neonselous by. Bolt
. Fine Hear Hounds Are Killed.
Spencer, Aug, 3 Three Spencer
jdtinj: men Wnf; D. Klzziah, former
postmaster, Clyde Kizziah,' and Lewis
(rue, the latter chief lerk to Supt.
J. H. Richnvound of the Spencer ter
miiials, ar slowly recovering front
i near j fatal accident front a stroke
of lightning. The young men were on
tW. hunt near Mount Mitchell and
ifterrhasing a bear all'day.the party
including five mountaineers, one
horse and a fine "pack of hounds, f
stepped on the mountain to rest. The
five, mountaineers actitig as -guides lay
down at the foot of a large tree while
the Spencer, men lay dosVn some .15
fwt away. Just at this juncture a
s!mn .bolt -uf lightning struck the
treo, stunned the entire party of eight
Efn, killed two fine (bear hounds,
knock a horse senseless and tore up
tlie tree. The Spencer men were less
imrt than the others and. after a short
time were able to go to the Teseue of
their. mountain guides ffl five of them
king jincounscious .'and 10 miles
from e'en" a farmhouse to say noth
JnS of a doctor. By heroic work on
art of 'Messrs. Kizziah and Cruse and
) the use of cold water found near
hand the five men finally -showed
some signs of life. It was principally
.V WOI'liin? their npim. o n A. lao. IVim
thev
were revived. It is needless to
y the hunt was broken up and the
w'ar got' awav . -
FORMAL INVITATION
for American Representative to At
fnd .Meetinsr of Allied Supreme
(ouiipii at Paris Twlay. v
'"iiuon. Aug. 4. A formal invita-
un tor un American representative to
ii MiiM-iiiig -of the allied supreme
""'""li whi,-ii opens in Paris next
"iay was.; communicated to the
"'ru-an emkissy here this, after
:n t))roii-i,!tiu. French -ambassador,
t'ti'd stnies Ambassador Harvey, ac
MM,'.i,i,y ., small st. wiu jeaye
larison Saturday.
' 'brer Fislitmi4., r:i..i nj
v atucd iJoat. ! ' ,
m,w ,Y,Tk- Al,K- -4. Three fiisher
K . V."I' flom disabled motor
C I . ui,'s olt' 'e Florida coast on
il,, ,' .werbnmgiit here todav.'fiy
,H "li'P Ni it a Theresa.
'"W1 Silil tlu'y left Palm Beact
rVu"! i?'Ul been without water
1 l'HH Till. r. .... . .
,,m' motor
'"at heannir the naiue of
man fn
Mi
ISSlIlO" l!.,i. .., i . .
-i " -""v i resiaenc in Mexico.
's.,' '.as"- rex-sis. Ausr' 4.-Wnvio C
Mia; l1Ssni- J'NwMent of the
nii( ,l, v''nue Trust Company, ol
luui VritV 1? i"1 1!u' vk'inity of Chihua
, Slum rt TV0, iU'l'or(linS to a tele-
n' banke1,301 !"U'ea tha the arrest of
l!icaii i H-fi ninentarily expected.
0Wratinn. "lal; if was sa' were co-'
at'ngnvct his captm.e-
teJ5' .lr:e we get into a slight
V 72 fn f lnwcase the heart's labor
i l0"t pounds..
W wf 0K-alf million 'people of
UU1 to ihe sea for their liveli-
Mi
ni IRISH SITUATlO
De Valera and Associates
Decide I to gummon Full
inon 4 uiiiaiutiit IU VvUII"
sider British Proposals.
ULSTER'S ANSWER
IS UNFAVORABLE
Conflicting Reports Have
Come in From Dublin and
Belfast Concerning Posi
tion of
the Ulsterites.
JOiidou.
Aug. 4. The Mrbdi sltna-
t jtook ; it sensational turn today!
when it wnj annoutued Jo iMiMin Hint:
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SCIisatlonal
hamonn do j Valera and hi associate
hnd dochhwl! t loonrtmti : n full
irh iironosiiR
It has hcf;u rciKirted in Iunlon tltat
tho' Diiil JCarcanu would not Jm sum
pioncd until I'lster's attitude had lc'n
learned, hut ciducident with tjie call
ing of a jineetlhff of thlx IkmI.v came
nflictlhff -reports from Dublin and
Uoifast concern 1 n jr Ulster position.
It is reported in Dublin that I'lster
has been j sounded and ha returned
an answer J unfavorable ti the Sinn
Fein's proposals; while in Belfast af
ter an important meeting of the cabi
net, it. wasJ.nW stated that the Ulster
minister ha'd received no message from
de Valera. j ;
While these reijorts at a first glance
seem irreconcilable, it is pointed out
that possibly Iioth may le correct. The
fact thatt)ie Ulster cabinet itself has
not1 received "a communication would
not, it is noted, preclude thepossibil
ity of an; informal dis-ussiou between
the northern and southern leaders. .
Irish Parliament-to Meet August 16th.
DnblinJ rup. 4. Tle IrisU republi
can parliament has lieen summoned to
meet Tuesday, August .-.Jflth. the Irish
Iiulletin, the official' republican organ,
announced I tonight. Notices have been
wnt to aU
niemlKrs of the parliament.
FIUXCK- XOW BOASTS OF
A CONFKDEKATE CHAPTER
li
Prince Camille ile Pollgnaee, for lVIiom
i ' UaplCrat-:..3iCS' JCftii!d:-IV U Iv
South, f jf '--vi.;'. V- s s
-.Xewton,jAug. '4. An item of un
usual interest to the Daughters of the
Confederacy in North Carolina and
elsewhere ijin the United States is the
chartering;, of a U. D. C. chapter in
Paris, (France, which has just been
done by the recording secretary gener
al, -Mrs. ("Wright, of Nerberry, . C.,'
wtiiie Mrs, f. lvl wunams, oi wewton,
has signed the Certificates as registrar
general. .The chapter bears the name
of Prince Camille de Polfgnac,' a major
general Inl the Confederate army, and
is known' as the, Major General de Pol-
gnac chapter. -Prince-Polignac
came to the Con
federate ;states and on August 27, 1862,
was commissioned a Lieutenant colo
nel, first, on the staff oi General
Beauregard and later on that of Gen
eral Braxton Bragg. He was mention
ed for gallantry in the battle of Rich
mond, Kyi, August-30, 1862. On Janu
ary 10, 1863, Col. de Polignac was com
missioned! brigadier general and serv
ed under! General' Kirby Smith and
General! Richard Taylor in the Red
river campaign. At the battle of .Mans
field, on S April 8. 1S64, he took com
mand of the division as major general
At the close of the operations on the
Wacheta river a"hd the close of the Red
river canitpaign he went on a leave of
aibsence If to France to farward tne
southern; cause-in mat country, in eD
ruarv 1865. . v s- '
Soon after the close of me.vvoria
War. the Countese de Polignac came
south, and brought with her the sword
used bv her father, which now hangs
in the Confederate museum; Richmond,
Va.. her "gift to the people he so faith
fully served. :
FREIGHT RATES ON COTTON
SEED MEAL UNREASONABLE.
Interstate Commerce - Commission
. Benders Important Ruling Today,
Washington, Aug. 4. The' Inter
state Commerce Commisalou held to-
dav .that freight rates, on cotton seetl
inenl nnd meals of like kind from
iio fn iointa in Virginia and
Carolina territories and, north of the
Potomne River lire unreasonable and
prejudicial . Rates on these meals to
Knoxville, the Commission said, are
not unreasonable, but they are pre
judicial! to the extent that tbey.ex-
nooH in a rtisfnnce nasis tue raies ou
lilro.riiffie to Nashville.
Rates on mixel feed from Knoxville
th eommission said, are unreason
able, hut as to points on and south of
the Southern Railway line irom
Greensboro, N. C thev are unduly
prejudicial in that 4hey exceed on a
distance basis the rates , on traffic
from i Nashville Avith a minimum dif
ference of 4 cents lower tnan tnese
rates., and to 41ie extent that they ex
ceed the lowes rae on like raffle from
Memphis, Louisville and Cincinnati,
as to points north of the Greensboro
Goldsboro lines, the rates were held
unduly' prejudicial in that they ex
ceeded rates on similar traffic from
Nashville or Memphis. .
Baby Clinic at Salisbury.
- Soiiihnrr. X. C. Aug. 3. The-Kotr-
nmfonntv health officef and city and
county; nurses are to liold a bay clinic
le-rn man v details about the diet and; believed to 'be - the oldest? church In
care of babies. :l 'continuous use in the United States.
vf wwt at wliun momers tun
CONCORD,
f , LaFlor De Com Silk 1
i w.'x iif. m vni' yf i i iir rill i i . n i - r y it: i w m v. - s-, t w .. r -r . i -
1 SlMPi
IN ORDER TO AVOID !
ADDITIONAL TAXES
The Government Expenditures Thu
lear Must Be Redtirrd Over ?250,
000,000.
"Washington, Aug. 4. A cut of more
than $2"(MHKMR in the ordinary ex
penditures of the government, this year
s necessary if additional taxes are to
e avoided, the House ways and menus
committee was informed today, by Sec
retary Mellon. On the present esti
mates he said the total government
cost this year will he $4..VU,(K0.orK.
of which $:i.s:iO,0MHiO must come
from taxation.. - .
Even with the suggested reductions.
Mr.' Mellon said the internal revenue
yield for the year i'vmiltl not. be per
mitted to safely fall Ik1ow $.'V7tKX),
the, estimated yieht under' the existing
aw."',' TvTv .rs,"!.' '"' v1i -
The Treasury Secretary 1 told the I
committee that actual expenditure for
the first fall month this fiscal year in
dieated that unless, there was "extra-
I-
ordinarly new effort" to reduce expend
i-
tures" the estimation wliich the Treas.
ury had presented might he regarded .
as conservative. Ordinary expendi
tures lor July he said amounted.: to
$322,000,000 as against $.W.OOO.ooo for
July 1020," Avhile current deficit - last
month was $113.000,000 . as against
$7G,000,000 In the same month a year
ago. ' " . ' .' : : ' r ' , : '
Tim COTTON MARKET - i
Sharp Rally In Liverpool Sends Prieen
20 to 27 J'ointg Higher.
New York, Aug. 4. Bullish private
crop advices seemed responsible for
a sharp rally in Liverpool and an op-1
eniug advance of 12 to u5 points in
the cotton market here today. Ever
since the publication of the very small
crqp indication by the Department of
Agriculture on Monday. Texas has
been sending in crop complaints and
one of the telegrams published here
today-by a leading spot house said un
less conditions soon change for tne
better Texas might not produce two
million hales. There was some scat
tering reports of crop deterioration in
central and northern Texas, causing
a decline,-while he market here soon
sold up to 13 :15 for October and
13:10 for peceroler or about 20 ,td
27 points net higher. ' v :
Cotton futures opened firm. lct.
13:00; Dec. 13:48; Jan. 13:42; Mar.
3:0S; May 13:78. L
FVLL MEETING OF THE IRISH
PARLIAMENT TO BE CALLED.
Reported That Ulster's Reply " Has
IJeen Reeeived and That It is Not
Favorable.
Dublin Augf 4. A full meeting of
the Irish republic parliament is to be
called. Official announcement of the
call with -the date for the meeting,
will be published in tonight's issue, of
the Irish Bulletin. .
It is reported that the reply of Ul
ster has been received and is not fav
orable Ilaskins and Griffith to Be Placed on
Trial Today. r u
Petersburg, Aug. .1. Raleigh lias
kins and Judge Griffith, j confessed
slavers of Steven P. White, were taken
to Dinwiddie Court Hous today io
stand trial early this afterhomi. , They
had no military escort in spite of the
reptu-ts that they would le lyncheil.
They were aken hy the sheriff and a
force of 20 deputies. V
WEATHER FORECAST i .
Generally fair tonight aud Friday;
slightly warmer Friday in north por
tion.' 'Moderate , to fresh north and
northeast winds,
The largest landholder in the Brit
ish empire is the new Australian
knieht. Sir Sidney Kidman. He con
trols5 over 32.000,000 acres, which
carry about a. ; quarter of -a million
catUe and many thousand norses.
Old Bruton Church at Williams
burg. Va. bum in tne year mu, is
N. C. THURSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1021.
. 11 ' i ; .
WAGE KEDt CTIONS OF rfe
f . I 124)00. EMPIOVE.
fa --. !
M Lynn, Mass.. Aug.: 47 Vnge rv
,4: duct in anVeting 12.XI employes
f the General Klectrie Omipauy -t
plant here was anitum-ed tday. tH
T3ie cut will vary -in1 amount with 4r
: the wveral classes 'of employes &
$ unskilled workers' wage .being 4
relue'l most, ' ; '
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TURN TRINITY COLLEGE
OVER TO THE VETERANS
Dormitories of College Will Be IVed
As Quartersi . During Confederate Re-onion.-.-r
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'' Trinity College, Dnrhaiu Ang. 3.
Preparations for the entertainment oft
the (knfederate veterans of North
Carolina who will hold their reunion
nere august z.,, ana -.. are rapiuiyHupplh-ft. yMtiM-nt nie. 11m' iifrn uf
assuming final form. The splendid
plat f Trinity college has leen ium-
ed over to the committee,' am! the con
venient and modernly equipped dormi
tories' of the cndlege and-of .the Trinity
I'ark school.will afford ; ample ac
comimHlat.'ons fr the .Mfollowers ' of
Ixe. and Jackson. Gen. .'Julian 's.
Cnrr, the belovel tumander of the
army of Northern Virginia, is untiring
in 'Ids. efforts -.to see .that nothing will
he wanting in the care for the teteran.
As chairman of the main eopimittee
he has appointwl snlxnnmittees which
will assist in the details of the pro
gram. The fund which is being rais
ed by popular subscription Is only a
few hundred dollars short of the goal,
and Thursday of this week the lawyers
and doctors of the city will engage in
a game of baseball at the' league park
to Increase, the entertainment funds
: In having the equipment of the col
lege at their disposal the soldiers will
be afforded the best possible living
arrangements The large lawn, a beau
tiful and cool, woodland stage suitable
for assembly purposes, other assembly
rooms, and everything to make them
comfortable will make tlie 700 or .SOO
visitors who are expected, enjoy their
stay. In thus-turning over the plant of
the college. Trinity is in line. with a
policy which of recent years 'has spread
throughout the country. Many educa
tional institutions have turned over
their equipment for gatherings of this
sort. Some years ago the North Caro
lina Press association held its annual
convention at the college, and in ad
dition to this there have been con
ventions of the Daughters of t he Revo.
Intion, of Sunday, school and . Bible con
ferences, and of various other public
organizations. Recently the conference
of eastern North Carolina Metliodisin
was invited by the college to make
Trinity the annual meeting place.
This would of course necesxitate 'the
holding of the session at a time- when
the regular college yer was not in ses
sion. The invitation wan referred to
a committee and it is probable that
some action will be taken on it at the
session which meets at New Bern fn
Novemler.
Golden Wedding.
1S7I-1!C1 :
y- Mr. and Mrs. J. C Burr is ;
re-nest the honor of your preenee
at the fiftieth anuiversary of ;
"their marriage
Tueslay- afternoon. Ausut i-ixteenth
at three o'chnk
Stantiehl, X, C.
PostofSce Messenger Held up by Bandits
St. IjouIs. Aug. 4. Tliree bandits
tolay lield up and slngged Tomm'e
Selaido. a nostofliee messenser. at
Wool River. Illinois, near , here, andj
es'apef:I with three mail .pouches. : one
of which Is tielieved to have contain
ed $ti0.000 in currency cons' gned to
the Standard Ml refinery at Wftod
River. ... - j, ' -.?-' .
A thumb lost through an accident
has -been replaced by the patient's
I big toe. through the skill of a noted
; French surgeon,
AMEKK'ANS LIBERATED
ItV SOVIET AI TIIOKIT1ES
Man and Woman. Former PrUenrrk,
Have an Affertinx Meeting In Iter,
lin.. ' - ,
Berlin. Aujt. 4.I 'apt. Mrhn V,
CKtnr. f JaeliMttiviUe, Ha who n.
apeJ fndu h pritou in MtMw after
having Nmi ilown dnriiijc ttshfln?
lHtwe'il the. Bol-heviki rth! lole. r
rived here from Warsaw yeterdajr to
st Mr.v Marguerite E. IIarrlii. h
wa reeently lit-rntel liy the: urtet
aiitboritie. Capt. C-ir de-iiirel
Mrs. Harrison had taed hi lift t-y
supplying him with fil miJ rhthe
at the Moscow prison Kfore he w
innrceratet. v '
A!ien the two Amcrh-fiu who had
wich trying pxperlenee In wvlt Ru
Ria met in, the lot.lty of. a lierlln ho
;tel "there an THtTertlnfeetlnff:
I would have ;gone armituUlW
world to ef ton." exclaimed raptalii
iCcioper. 'and to tell you I would never
have liveI had It mt I-n for thehj, tullt iiwnscl . ! MaeuHloft.
your release gave
thrill of my life."
ine tin greatest
T.
THE LIQl OR SMI GGLER
District Attome3 to Be Summoned to
i Washington to Dbmtts Seizure of
;the Henry I Marshall.
Washington. Aug. 4. I'niled State
District Attorney llayward of New
York, probably' will Ik summoned to
Washington to discuss the wliure vf
the liquor ssnniBgler of the schooner)
Henry J. JlMrshall outside the three1
mile limit off Atlantic City. .Wltant
Attorney General ("off said today the:
department of.jnstlce had the matter
of calline Mr. llayward here under;
consideration. . , '
GofT Kiid he would get in .touch with
Mr, llayward tday to learn the fact
of. the. case and discued Sir. Ilay
wanl's reprtefl amnunceinetit that
all ships of foreign registry would le
liable to seizure outside the three-mile
limit for liquor smuggling.
In general he added that he did not
Ix-lieve the law permit the xdzure if
vessels of foreign registry more than
thri'e miles oufT J
No general intnictlnn regarding
the liquor alourd the ships have gone
out from the department nr bahre
any request for opinion other than
the in-transit shipment of whiskey
leen asknl.
i HONORING THE DE.D CARl'SO
The BaMlira of the (hurrh of San
Franrinco di Paola to lie Scene of
: Funeral. , i
Napleu. Aug. 4. Patricia! ami
plebian Naples gathered early to.Iay
nt tne Ba-rHca of the hnrch of San
Francisco n i Paola in anticiitlm t
i witnessing the funeral of Lnrieo
I'arnwo. the wm-ld femom tenc wlwt
diel here n Tueslay. The elitt
dec,idel ujion as the last s-ee !n th
drama of the tenor's life late yeteH
day after King Victor Iinmautiel liad
given ijermissbm it might be ul frr
thi purpose. ' ..."''-. 1
Representative of the King and the
royal family, the Italian government,
the municipality and the prefecture
were piointed to ateod the wrvice.
and the I'nited Stale in which ortin-.
r.T t'ani!i re, to h ereatest trlnmph
in . the lyric art, bad intrnctM offi
cials to appear at the funeral.
News From LandK
'Land is.' Aug. 4. At the Ieal Rem
lon on Tuesday, there were H2 iwal,
preienf. reprewiiiinr nve (tmi, .
.V. 'Deal, of Eat Ivrnil, who wa snen
tlonel several day ago. wa prew-nt.
Mr. Ileal has worked for lb toe pew
He for 22 yeara to llie flay without a
vniation. a a treel car rndtH-!or,
Iter, and Mrs. W. B. Auil I Urn
ilv. of Walhalla. S. C are rWtlBir
Mr. Anil's parent: Mr. ami Mjh.C. J.
DeaL : : I - V
Mr. Daniel Cor ri her has retnrne!
from Chapel Hill. here he Uti.4
the six week" nmmer sctioot at the
CniTerity of North Carolina. .' ;.
One-tenth of the Jeih population
of the world U contained In New York
City.
j : . "Mi. SO-.
I1DIIIG REFUTES i iS70nfinnTonrr,.,!iT
J. SKELTOII ViLLL'VnStftT u i itri HOSPITAL
Head of the Fct!eral ItrmeTii PmiiJr (m ihr ltitthz
iltord Iksmt a ilrfrn of f the i!r 'ir4 I!siUiii
Hi AtotnUnitiin Ikfortj for Ucj I Dla!4rd
IDENICIlARnns :
OF 311 1, W1UJAMS
iWorktnsii of National Crrdi
it hyjttem Are in Hana on
Restne Bankt. Which Ihel
Board StipcrvUr. i
i'tTc ttj' -mt.m 4 IU
-1l rrtW rwutio
r ltrtiwntlte To, t-j-at4.;s It
Kabt In UtW liner 1 !-- jfrf'l
i the that fTt f' t
Ingr n4l ar Ut4 fr lltf'r Mteii"
! TtMi fe-!lX r-lt'
rteitwr lUnhre "t.l ;1 tl
to .Umiim It Ulrr. Th .I ffwtii
In the citNi;ty c-f , f
nrjiiUihle p r "
J. J1' qti If ff Itwti Wtnal; rftst
ieaim it ti-rfr ! tlitftf
tnnkK.";of-or IUriu? M '"Nw
tf lhrfsh iitriUwlU1 r lr tw tfr
ditrM lnW fu reUH4it, iw
inrmter tnk m&Ut Hea! r. the f
n- 1ird, hut t tlui ifnt
foMtff n4 Infrrfcn,
. It u irtte tlf rr-ne tr Un
,ff l rhms an in?rit tmtm r
rixtiMt'rjiit after It ha N-o ll
cgti h !5trll laid.. Hot iMrt M
nercr lieen rtercleit. J
soviet asiw wouunts i
, TO AID hTAIU XMi lUt l
I". S. ami IMli4t Offer Denwinerd a
Vaxne and IoldiKij
t .....I..,. t. t ft. f :fl '
Uov'H HhU. -In n mmu
,lfef.;
over me owictm wireie, afirf-i -
the -worker of tb ill.i mt',
to them to ghe tij.. erifiog ' ihH
BrltUh and CuSt-ed .tatfr -fftrrn
menU are making "rgire offer V.f
MiUatre timler irbtbrti lcir.
Tlie1 term wrtild I l Imp iatJ
blow of jmvktUia, would re?Mr
White rul In It iia and hnUi p-r-1
mil Ihe BritJ-h and America ger
meiif to telle a share In It-; wnrr
ment of llnU'i Intertl affair, lb
wlrele tlecLiWa. Tle tlt fatnh
U dejuTiiMfl a t!e K-ateit mUw.
Ity '.pIim-o the famine of P!H tm.
tion will h?t UU for fiie reM f
l.!21 atvl ejtf?m! Into IffJ2. M I MatM.
and the dieae which t lee Stable
ctimpnnylng humr-r'l hreMktftg down
To the morale f the p'le. "weakre.
by ven year f Infernal jatel rt
h-rnal strife. 1
lue1 lr tbf 111ri lotetnathmaJe
atvl signed ! repTrntatlve fffw
t went y nation imlir-lins: Baldwin
of the Cliitct Ftate, IU-1I -i.f Irglal:
IIe hert of Germany. Ttk.. 'JniH!
ami I-enliH of It u l. I--l Kan of
Hongnry rwl S-rtimrine f Krauct.
lte niatdfeto faa 'tdo kre Iln
ralnetl on Unla" at njKot wt
he U ' weli Uih rnhe.l .r ten yet
of Imirlnati'tle warfare." j
BO V KILLED WHEN llflMIt
- EXPLODED IN NEW. AORK
Two Other SeHoudr InJurrtL tUya
Found Bomb on Stalm j lUand.
New York. Ang.4 TNe jtar il
Frank fa faro. f P.rklyit. I td
mini hi I wo J.ntber are erlilf In
jured fnm th! VHKn 4t a !
the fmind jeterdy o the f lrl
quarantiln jcrrti.l at Jta!te I4anI
anl. carrietl te. Tld nmlng ia
of tiem lamsnl a ha turner ginf ite
ik-v oy. Era ids a flw !o pie-,
Ihtw tli !mtih ft emer-
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Sa.OO0.aOO Worth 1lMtr Ir1rl
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beverage lmprtel Info the t'otfe!
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neii at mre thin a..ii. tm
jwrfl with atmt f n tW Ier.
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by the fontuterre- I"jirtBet!t.
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)it of Jntotkantii; roterli drltg thr
year. atiun!ing t iwre Jh4 2y,
fna rll. a vtoijirei i?n i.-
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Wbiit y.eate In Utgrr tiarjl!i In
U Iat year. ltl tui of
galifHt. a roterret a ithi SZJ tI
ii iu nc. !
Greal Britain Vliffi-. Is; toi f ifcr
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aMijaro i J'ikIo the gr-wfrr at
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f.r It authff at l-ai.t. N J,
the navy I'-pittdetit &iiaGer4 to
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