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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17
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The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
WINNIPEG SAFE ASSERTS MAYOR;
 SOLDIERS HELP

WINNIPEG, June 7.-The pres ence of returned Canadian soldiers in this city has saved the city from a reign of terror, in the opinion of Mayor Gray, and there is now the assurance that normal conditions will have been fully restored before the end of another week.
 Following the threat of radicals to inaugurate a reign of terrorism in case of the further refusal of em- ployers to meet the demands of the strikers, Mayor Gray increased his special constable force to three thou sand men, mostly soldiers, and dehed the strikers to do their worst.
 This action has been followed by an announcement from the strikers to the effect that they have decided to return to work by Monday if any fair offer of settlement is re- jected by their leaders. The men still remaining out view the situa- tion as hopeless, and are eager to get back to work.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
CELEBRATION PLANS
 DISCUSSED BY CLUB

of little features than usual. Eff forts will be made to arrange a tug of war between commission and town teams and, there will be horse races of various sorts and possibly an automobile race or two. It is also the desire of the club to in duce visiting ball team to come to Nenana to meet the local aggrega- tion and an invitation probably will be extended to the Gibbon boys Whether or not there will be motor boat races will depend very largely upon the number of boats available and the willingness of owners to compete for such prizes as the com mittee may be able to offer.
 The children of the town will, as usual, have very prominent place on the program, and those of the village also will be invited to par ticipate in the sports. That is one feature of the program that will receive particular attention this year and some startling innovations are promised,
 The chairman of the sports com oo will bo oaooaI o+ +ba cpoc;,l meeting to be held on Wednesday, the chairman to have power to name his assistants. This committee will cooperate with the finance com mittee, insuring the expenditure of funds in a manner most satisfactory to a majority of contributors to the celebration fund.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07

Nenana will celebrate Independ- ence Day in a manner befitting the town and the occasion. This was decided at a meeting of the Com mercial club last night, when 1t was voted to take the initiative in the matter and to invite the CO., peration of the townspeopie and railroad workers in genera! in the arrangement of the details Of the celebration. Two days, at least. it was decided, would be required to carry out the big program of events contemplated, and everything indicates that the celebration will be the best all-arounl good time the town has ever enjoyed.
 The only definite action taken by the club last night, in addition to the decision to take charge of the celebration, was the appointment of a finance committee to ascertain the amount of funds available. Iris committee will get busy immediately so as to be able to report at a special meeting called for next We'd nesday night, at which time the other committees will be appointed and the general details of the cele- bration decided upon. The mem bers of the finance committee are Ralph l. Waechter and Joe Fisher
 It is too early to say what will be the chief features of the cele- bration, but chief features there will be of course, and a greater variety
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
ECONOMY PLANS OF REPUBLICANS
 WILL GUT DEEP

WASHINGTON, D. C., June T. There is an insistent demand among leaders of the Republicans in the lower house of Congress for great CT economy in the administration of the government and axes are be- ing ground on the Republican grind stone for a general crusade on i'm portant administration measures which carry larger appropriations than seem necessary to the party Fin control of Congress.
 All appropriations which have been proposed are receiving the closest scrutiny and there is talk of big reductions before final ap- proval of bills seeking to draw heavily upon the treasury of the United States.
 The billion dollar army bill, it is believed, will be disfigured in q manner that will be very displeas- ing to the Democrats and officials of the war department.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
MANY RECRUITS JOIN ARMY FOR
 OVERSEAS DUTY

WASHINGTON, D. C., June T. According to a statement made to- day by General March, there is @ steady flow of recruits into the army to take the places of the men overseas who desire to come home, the number of enlistments indicat- ing that the war department will have little difficulty in maintaining a substantial force in Europe until such time as conditions abroad war rant the permanent withdrawal of American forces.
 The men are enlisting, General March says, with the understanding that they are to become a part of the army of occupation, and the majority of them are enlisting for three years instead of one The total number of enlistments under this arrangement has passed the fifty thousand mark, the number in- cluding a great many soldiers dis charged from other branches. of the service who did not have an op- portunity to go abroad while the war was on
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
DRYS ORGANIZE
 LEAGUE ID PUT
 MORE ON WAGON

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 7.- Emboldened by victories at home, leaders of the temperance movemen. in the United States have gathered in this city for the purpose of launching a campaign against for eign drinking nations. The reform CTS nave organized, as preliminary step, world league, by which the campaign against alcohol will be directed.
 A number of representatives of foreign countries were present at the conference and pledged their support to the movement, which is to be conducted in systematic and thorough manner from the head quarters in this city.
 No announceemnt has been made as to when the campaign will be started or which of the drinking nations will be selected for the first attack, The hope is expressed, in many quarters, however, that the activities of the league will be centered in Europe for some time to come, so as not to interfere with the DlanS of those who are loOkin0 toward Mexico for relief after the United States goes dry.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
STRIKERS GAINING
 GROUND ON COAST

VANCOUVER, B. C., June T. The members of several local unions, which declined to respond to the general strike call at the commencement of the labor trouble in this city, have joined the move ment since yesterday, adding con- siderable strength to the strikers and rendering more complex the problem confronting the city. The men who have gone out since yes terday include the garbage workers and street cleaners, meat cutters in the employ of the city markets
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
START
 RECRUITING TRIP

SACRAMENTO, June Eight army airplanes, carrying eleven officers and enlisted men, left this city today on flight to Portland, Oregon, where they expect to land on June 10, in time for the open ing of the annual rose carnival
 The flight was planned by war department officials with the object of stimulating recruiting along the coast, and the program of the air squad will include numerous stops along the route for the purpose of encouraging enlistments.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
AMERICANS MUST WAIT.

PARIS, June 7.-The American delegates to the peace conference have arrived at a firm decision to withhold authorization for the pub lication of the German peace treaty until after the Germans have signed the document. The delegates also have decided not to send copy of the treaty in it's present form to the United States, either for pub lication in American newspapers or for the enlightenment of United
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
MOVIE MAGNATE HANGS UP CASH
 FOR AERO FEAT

VENICE, Cal, June 7.-The offer of a fifty thousand dollar prize for an airplane flight from California to Australia, which was announced recently by Thos. Ince, the moving picture magnate, promises to at tract many aviators of note, the lat est to announce his intention of competing being Dr. Frederick Whit ney, a wealthy aviator who has many successful air exploits to his credit. Whitney already has begun making preparations for the trans pacific flight and expresses con- fidence in his ability to reach the distant continent in his plane
 A number of former army fliers have accepted the challenge and promise to be ready soon for the long jump.
 The Ince offer includes an award of S10,000, in case of failure to fly beyond Hawaii.
 The distance from San Francisco to Hawaii is about 2O50 miles, from Hawaii to Somoa about 2250 miles, and from Samoa to the Australian coast about 235O miles
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
CUMM|NS SURE SENATOR'S WILL
 FAVOR LEAGUE

DENVER, June 2. - Homer S. Cummins, chairman of the Demo- cratic national committee, who has arrived here enroute to the Pacific coast, addressed a large gathering of Democrats last night, his talk consisting largely of an enthusi- astic endorsement of the Democratic party and a review of Democratic achievements during the past sev- eral years.
 Referring to the League of Ma tions proposition, Cummins predicted that it would receive the approval of the senate at the proper time, notwithstanding the manifestation of opposition in the upper house of Congress at the present time. The League of Nations cannot be- come party issue, he declared, for the reason that the whole question will have been disposed of before the opening of the 1920 campaign. The proposition, he continued, has the endorsement of the common peo- pie of the United States, and any man or party who attempts to block it will invite disaster.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
DEMPSEY RESUMES WORK
 AFTER PERIOD OF REST

TOLEDO, June 7.-Jack Demp- sey has resumed training after a rest of four days, during which time he confined his activities to light work only. He will train hard for ten days and then rest again, so as not to go stale"
 Willard, it is said, needs lot of training to put him in shape for the big bout, the fans declaring that it will requre every day up to the time of the fight to reduce his weight to the desired figure.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 7.- Notwithstanding the impatience of members of the United States senate to be furnished with an official copy of the peace treaty submitted to the German govern ment by the Paris conference, there appears little likelihood that the de- sired information will be supplied by the state department until the terms have been formally accepted by the Germans and their signatures attached to the much-discussed treaty.
 It is confidently believed in of fcial circles here that the reply of President Wilson to the senate's re- quest for a copy of the full text of
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
COAST OPERATORS
 WILL STRIKE SOON

LOS ANGELES, Cal, June 7.- Members of the Pacific Coast Tel egraphers' organization have voted to call general strike next week for the purpose of forcing the acceptance of their demands for in- creased pay and the recognition of their organization.
 The strike has been called for June II, and threatens a complete suspension of wire communication throughout the Pacific coast section of the United States.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
SENATE PROPOSES
 IMMIGRATION PLAN

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 7.- There is a strong sentiment in the upper house of Congress in favor of continuing immigration prohibi- tion for a considerable period of years after the signing of the peace treaty. Several bills intended to limit the arrival of foreigners in this country have been introduced in the senate since the converting of Congress, and present indications
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
FRNCH DUBIOUS.

PARIS, June Tt is stated un- officially in French diplomatic cir cles that the French government anticipates refusal on the part of the Germans to sign the revised treaty. They believe the Germans are stalling, their counter proposals and other excuses being merely tricks to gain time. The conviction is almost general that the Allies will be compelled to use force to secure the acceptance of the terms.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07

and slaughter-house employees
 The action of the slaughter-house workers has had the effect of caus- ing meat shortage, but the situa- tion is not yet acute; otherwise the employers and city officials are still hopeful of an early restoration of normal conditions.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
TO LEAVE
 RUSSIA BEFORE JULY l

ARCHANGEL, June 7.-Accord- ing to statement given out today by General Richardson, the entire American force now serving in this section of Russia will be ready to sail for home by the end of June.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07

encourage the belief that favorable action along that line will be taken at an early date.
 One of the bills introduced would stop immigration for period of five years.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
AMERICANS MUST WAIT
 UNTIL GERMANS AGREE

stated, will not exceed two hun dred and fifty billion francs, divid- ed into payments extending over a considerable period.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
States congressman.
 PREPARING REPLY.

The Allies are hastening the prep aration of their reply to the counter proposals received from the German delegation several days ago. It is expected that the answer will be completed and ready for transmits sion to the Germans before the end of next week.
 Reports indicate that it is the intention of the Allies to make cer- tain notifications in the treaty, but it is claimed that the concessions will not alter the terms greatly. The maximum reparation which will be required of the Germans, it is
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07

the treaty will be that it is not com patible with the public interest to make the treaty term known at this time.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-06-07
TEMPERATURE

Saturday, June 2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-03

COrrespOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-03
Session de antes de aver en- la
Corte Federal

f.. f. L. T.. VS.. Carmelo Martinez
Co. 1882 acllsado de falsificaci6n de
giros postaIes en- violaci0n del Art
2lS G. Il. Sc declare no clllpablc el
case fu6 seialado para el il de Die.
NJ. NJ. Martin para el Gobicrno T..
f. L. T.. VS.. Ramon MenGndeZ A.
11S3 acuSado de falsificaci0n en- gi-
ros postales en- violaci0n Art. 21S c..
p, Sc declare culpablc. Sentenciad0
ia = afos de preside Ell la peninten-
ciarfa de Atlanta V las coStaS, NJ .
NJ. Martin Fiscal.
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
VS.. T. r. Gas Co. 1042 Eq. plcito
en- equidad para ejecuci0n de Eipote-
ca.
La Corte toma juSisdicci6n Sc
reserva la decision sObre Ia aplicaci6n
para el nombramiento de I'M admins
trador judicial tcmporero. FL case
Sc continda -hasta 81 marteS, dia Il
fas 10 de la manana.
j. Henri Brown abogado V II. G..
Moi'a como dmicHs cHriGl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-03

hablo tambien de las nuestras, dicien-
do en- uno de sus parrafos que, de la
misma manera que oiamos en- estas
fiestas ell hermoso Himno nacional, el
veria con mucho placer que Sc deja-
ran Dir tambien las quiza pobres, pero
patrioticas notas de la Borinquen, que
no Sc 81 lamar himno, lamento pie
garia, pero que en- cualquiera forma
que Sc lie interprete, siempre sera la
iexpresion genuina del sentinlientoe re-
gional que avivara en- nuestras almas,
Ell recuerdo imperecedero de aquellos
mobiles abnegados portorriquenos
que supieron ofrendar todo cuanto
poseian ante ell ara augusta de las Ii
bertades patrias." Grandes aplausos.
Sigui6 este n1mero, la cancion
Gel Platanal', cantada por todos los
alumnos Y acompanada por la orques-
ia. Resulto muy hermoso.
Dialogo entire los niilos Altagracia
Miranda 0. Davila. Estes ninos
mostraron magnifcas facultades artis-
ticas Y buena preparation.
Pocsia, La Serva", por la nina Re-
yes Prado, muy bien recitada.
Dialogo por ninos del sexto grado.
hIagnifco!
Wreath Drill, por ninas del cuarto
grado y He who plants tree, por
ininas tambien del cuarto grado; asi
como el "Minuet," bailado por ninos
~ ninas del sexto grado, resultaron
ilucidisimos.
TOGO el turno al inteligente Profe-
sor, Astcrio l.. Negron, encargado de
cerrar el acto, y en- honor a la YER
dad, tengo que manifestar que este
discurso ha sido uno de los mejores
que Sc han pronunciado en- este teatro
~ muy especialmente en- festiyales de
esta naturaleZa.
En- resumen: la fiesta del "Arbor
Day., en- Vega Baja, ha sido I'm aeon
tecimiento que quedara grabado en-
la mente de los padres, quienes indu-
dablemente, han podido apreciar ell
alto grado de progreso que van con-
quistando sus hijos, bajo la competen-
te direction de tan dignos maestros.
Vaya pues, nuestra mas sincera fe-
licitacion para los senores Comisio-
nado Municipal de Instruction; ms
pector de escuelas don Ramon Sandin,
Iy profesores en- general por el triunfo
obtenido, y iadelante!
Session de la tarde.
A las $50 p. m. Sc llevaron cabo
en- los terrenos anexos a la escueia
"'Jose G. Padilla'', varios ejercicios ca
lestenicos; iuegos comicos y base
bali, los que fueron dirigidos por el
inteligente Y pregresista Licenciado
Guevara Munoz, Y por los no menos
inteligentes Y competentes maestros
Gabino Figueroa Rios.
COrrespOnsal.