Paris.— Mme. De Gulsc-Hite and her son, George Harbough, American residents of Paris, are in a serious condition here as the result of an alleged difficulties.
Deaths would ensue soon.
Gise-Hite is the divorced wife of an Englishman, having married him following her divorce from him, said to be a Cieve heir.
Mme. George Harbough
She Train to Save Man
Slowly Sinking Into Bog
Minneapolis, Minn.—Adolph Peinuir, 50, was pulled from a hog near Holdbrkige by trainmen and passengers of a Great Northern train, which stopped to rescue him. Peinuir, it is believed, was overcome by heat.
As the train made its morning trip the conductor noticed the man sitting in the mud. Returning in the evening, he saw the head of a man sticking out, and stopped the train.
REDS COURT ORIENT
Soviet Russia Pushing Friendship With Near East.
Lenin Exchanges Presents With Asiatic Rulers as Did Monarchs of Ancient Days.
Riga, Latvia.—Recent arrivals from Moscow declare that the world little realizes how closely Soviet Russia pushing its friendship with the Near East.
In Moscow the Turkish legation occupies one of the most sumptuous of the old palaces and the personnel, garbed in faultless European clothes, presents a strange contrast to the poorly garbed Muscovites. The Afghans and other Near East delegations also occupy luxurious quarters, give elaborate banquets.  ets and otherwise carry on with all the pomp of the old eastern courts. Members of Premier Lenin's government are frequently guests at these affairs and entertain the legation members equally lavishly in return. 