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germ vn indemnity paid
ER \M E IS Tl'RN ED OVER
TO VMERICAN RED ( ROSS
PARIS. Sept., o— Germany has
paid France an indemnity of one mil
lion marks ibr the murdei of Sergeant
Paul Mnnnreim. killed by a Berlin
Mob last July. The money has been
turned over to the American Red
Cro>s by France.
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VEROPEANE BASE MAY BE
ESTVBUSHED \T FENS 1*0YY N
Ql’EEXSTOWNN Eng., Sept.. 5—
It is proposed to establish a bast* here
ft* a<» oplane passengers from Amer
ca and South America. Planes will
then carry the passengers from here
to Dublin. Liverpool. Norway and Den
mark.
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sm [ I. \ I I Mi \S TO TWO
missing VMKKK an \yi\toks
SAN DlKCiO. Sept.. 5 - Lieutenants
Frederick Waterhouse ami Cecil 1L
Connelly. Rockwell field pursuit pilot \
• missing in Lower Calitornia sine**
August 2nd.* did n«»t land or crash »n
the desert according to opinions >t
aviators who have flown over the
wastes of the Peninsula.
Aviators believe the two aviators
landed *>me where on the rough
country between Trinidad and the
const between (R*>ario and the San
Pedro mountains.-There are about sev
»>n hundred square miles yet to be er
plored.
ON
SF.YKRAL PF.XIMNT. TRKVTIKS
WASHINGTON’. Sept., 5— Presi
dent Wilson has declined to give Lie
• Senate Foreign Relations committee
the tenotive .drafts of treaties with
Ausria, Hungary,.Turkey or Rulgari«
because this would tend to take the
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IT M IAN KIN(; tiRANT^
\MNESTY TO PRISONERS
ROME. Sept. .">— The King ha
granted amnesty to 40,000 soldio*
sentenced to long imprisonment duritv
the war.
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I!i NDREDS i>i PL\NES VRE
\V VILVKLE ON THE BORDER
\\ VSHINTiTOX. Sept., r. -The War
Department announces that seve’SH
hundred airplanes are available for
border duty.
TRIW LER SUNK
H Aid FAX. Sept .. a— The Trawler
Promotion was sunk this morni af
ter colliding with the French liner 1 •
l «*• aim*. The collision occurred on the
fishing banks. The I.e Lorraine rescu
ed the crew of the trawler and then
proceeded to Havre.
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LYNCH IS NOW < H VVT1MON
W -VTERBURY. Cone.. Sept. 3— d *
Lynch, of Now* York, last night de
feated Pete Herman for the World's
bantam-weight championship.
JllST RECEIVED
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New stock of Batteries foi
EVEREADY Flashlights
Fresh supply of AUGUS
TINE & KYER'S Candy.
NUT HOUSE NUTS
New Book—
The Recreation of Brian
Kent By Harold Bell Wright
SEWARD DRUG CO.
The l.exal! Store.
FAMOI'S DANCER UK MARK I El)
BEFORE BODY OF III SHAN!>
WAS “COLO IN THE GRAVE”
GREENVILl E ,S. C, S< pt., 5—
Irene Castle, the famous dancer and
n oving picture artist, whose marine
was publicly announced ir. New York
sevi ra! months ago, was married in
i join, but two months after her hus
band's death, according to the record*
here. She married R. K. Freeman, a
former army officer.
\>rnon Castle, her former husband
and dancing partner, distinguished
himself by long and brilliant service
as a British aviator ,on the w-sto.-n
front. He !o>t his life at a For-thorn
aviation camp, where he was a *t ng as
instructor of American ‘‘Ivors, lb' sac
rificed himself to save the life of one
of the student aviators, who was in
danger of colliding with t as tie s plane.
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ten \s h \s riv \l
FOR TENNESSEEAN WHO
IS CLAIMED AS HERO
SAN V NT I ON 10 . Tex.. Sept., 5—
'Sergeant W. K. Simpson of Austm
I has been r iven the French war cross
! for his exploit in capturing sevrnty
>ne prisoners, fifty machine guns and
| several bortars.
' Simpson served in the same division
| with S m g< ant Youh. who has been
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designated as “the greatest hero <»;' th<
war.” Simpson was wounded.
ACTORS STRIKE AM)
SIX THEATRES DARK
ROSTOV. Sept., 5— A strike of ac
tors, stage hands and musicians ha:
resulted in the closing of six of the
largest theatres here. Th * actor:
struck for recognition of their unio •
and the stage hands and musicans
struck in sympathy.
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IMKUAMKNT OPENED 15V
Rt I\K OF DEVON SHIRK TO
K Vim THE PK.U’K TREATY
OTTAWA. Sept., f>— A Specia’
session of Parliament convolv'd he v
today to ratify the peace treaty. Duke
of Devonshire' presided for a time and
aid the sincere welcome of Canada
recently accorded to the Prince of
Wales showed the ties between Eng
land and Canada never firmer.
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FORMER KAISER IS
GREETED BY AN AVIATOR
Amerongen, Seyt. , •>— Great
excitement was caused here today
when a strange aviator swooped down
to within fifty feet over the* former
kaiser who was walking in the cast1*'
grounds. The' aviator waved a greeting
to the kaiser as ho' passed over . The
aviator is believed to have been n
Dutchman.
VETERANS AMERICAN LEGION
TO FOSTER*TREE AMERICANISM
OMAHA, Sept., r>— Commander
in-chief C. E. Adams, of the Grand
Army of th«* Republic, to recom
mend the federation of the Grand Ar
nu Spanish War Veterans and Amer
ican Legion to foster Americanism.
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