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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
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in ieiner S1rift: nEbe HoiIon IN
Mmeriea's Cup" Or ihreibt:
SD merbe ltets gerne II.
ger6 ettpas him, nm ei1,em gngldn.
Der au belfen, Der bilfsbeonrftig 1T.
ODER einem G%ran5oien, Der Silfe
bramdt, ooer einem Staliener ober
einem 9eutiden, ober irgeno ienan.
6em, Ser 8eiitanb braudt, mag Ell
fbnar5, geIb ODER peiB lein. l1nb
fir ieoes notleibenbe 8olf IN europa
babe ib itarfes Mitgefiibl. Sir Die
&egierungen bege id inoeiien feline
berurtigen 8efiible. llnb ib tpurbe
Iieber ieben, bab unier 2ara6 nit If
men allen I'M &riege ldge, tpenn Dos
Der n%otapenoige Brets mare, als 0aB
i1 es I'M 8l1nbe nit irgenb elmer &e=
gierung briiben iabe. Son 6ieien
&egierungen als bemofratii6 at re-
ben, lit &eu9elei. Midt eine bieier
&egierungen lit bemofratiid in Der
&raris, nod lit uniere @egierung IN
Der 8raris 6emofratii6. Rominea
regieren mir uns Ielblt. Satid6lid
iperben mir bon elmer Sligardie re-
giert-non Ser amerifaniiden Siliale
bes Srternatio1aIen 8anfiers 8lun=
0erbunbes.
@enn SIR ni9t gfa11bt, 6aB Sbr
bon Sen @an Streer &0nigen regiert
peroet, 10 tpiirben gub Elm paar
Sabre i'm 8eruf zines 3eihungsman=
mes cine g%egenteilige Mnii6t beibrin=
gen. Dorauf fonnf SIR gud perlai-
len. Ser tpirflide &iidbalt Ser brit
tiiben, ber fran50iil6en unb ieoer
anoeren Bropagunoa, Sic nns IN Die
politiiden uno ftnanaieaen Ingele=
genbeiten guropas gu perltrtden
iudt, iino Die internatltonalen
@elofonige. Gin @l1n6er lit es nidt,
DaB 1te 6ies reibe Mmerifa nit Der
foaenannten 80lferliga berquiden
tponen, oie tatfddlib MIR elm @nno
Ser &%egierungen un6 Sinan5ters 5nr
Musbeutung ser Maiien fem foa.
Man mn1 unidper ieben, tpie Die
8anfiers nnb pribileeierten &laI1en
BEN 80GIfern gnropos lire Ma9t anf<
ge5tpunsen boben, aber tDie baben tie
es fertig gebradt, uns oieie, ibre
Meadt ouf5u5tpingen, trob unlerer
@erfaiinng, nnlerer berbrieften Neb-
te uuo unlerer Snititution elmer Ge-
aierung our6 goIfsbertretnng? Sd
min gu6 er5Gblen, mie tie Dos fer
tiaaebrabt baben un6 pie mir TIRE
Wadt uno tire Mni9lage, uns aus
5ubel1ten, griinoli6 5unidt maden
ff6rtnen.
sobalo uniere @dter int Sabre
1776 DETERIORATION begannen, mad=
ten iie 5i6 an oie Mrbeit, Die &eg1e.
runasmoldinerie fir Elm freies Wolf
All e%nttperfen. sic brmt6ten gu Die
Ter Mrbeit orei5ebn Sabre, ols lie aber
1879 6omit fertig tparen, batten l1e
cine quite Moidine gebont. un1er
SnItem Ser @onsregierung mar oa=
mails bos bette in Der gan5en Belt.
limo es tit berte nod Dos bette, oas
man irgenomo finben fam. Damt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
banft, babe1 eii1ten Cell hires 2ebeng
I'M @efdnqnis berbradt ODER baber

banft, Mben eiren Cell ibreg 2eberg
I'm @efdngnis berbradt ooer boben
ibr @eben l1nter Dem 5btpert bes
I@1nrfridterg, al1f benz 5beiterbm1-
fen ODER III Der 56linge 0es @enfers
Derloren. Die Melt bat bon ieber
bic iblehte Bepobnbeit gebabt, tire
8ropbeten au fteinigen unb lire @r-
loier ans &reu3 81 fblagen, un6 ie
bot bon ieber 2e11te IN Ser gleider
|g8eile beitroft, Die peber Bropbeten
nod Grloier maren, Bic aber in ibrer
tfleinen 8eiie unb 10 gut fie es ber-
mo6ten, mutig bieg8abrbeit iprader1
uno Die Safel bes Gortibritteg un6
Der Greibeit u1e11t1pegt borantr1gen.
gg lit 6un1m un6 finoifh, Megie-
rungsmai6inen uls getpeibte Dinge
%an5uieben, Die 81 beiIig lino, I'M
6nrb 8eriibr1ng ODER nnteriu9ung
p~rofaniert at per6en. Negierunge1
unb Die Meniden, Die Die Megie-
rlngsmaidinen IN Gang balter1, for
bern germ bieie toridte gerebrung
fir ii6 ielbft rno ibre Maihine. Sc
Der, Der a1fmerfiam Sic &e6en un6
|S6riften Der Mdn1er lie1t, Die 5tpis
I1en 1776 nf6 1860 Iebten, un6 fie
nit Ben @e6en uno 56riften Ser.
Mednner bergleibt, Die bel1te Dor Der
Seffentli6fet iteben nn6 @ebor fin.
Ben, fann nibt umbin, 5u feben, mie
li6 Die Steuungnabme beg Bottles gu
unierer &~egierungsmafdinerie un6
at Sen 2elten, Die mir an1tenet1, INN
Die Maldinerie in Gong gu bnlten,
| gean0ert fat. SSn ~nnferen Ser. Stoa=
ten bat 1t1 cine Mt bon 8eamten-
arrpgon3 ur6 9o6mut beransgebil=1
oct nnb ebenfo cine Mrt bon Inter.
mirfigfet ieitens 6es @olfes, bic
man beioe MIR nit Beoouern feben
fann un6 bic bei6e fi6erIi9 berbdng-
nisbon fir Die Souberenitdt 6es
@olfes, iber feline offentliben Diener
nn6 Sen 8eita16 feiner Breibeit fin6.
|Mir feben, gum 8eiipiel, tie iib Die
9erfonli6feit, Sic 3ufanig Die 5tel,
lung zines Brdii6enten einnimmt
mebr un6 mebr init iener @ottdb1=
Iidfeit nmgiht, t,a man friiber Bel
a6niqen tf~r M1ir marer
gero6e 3c"eca, m Serr Bilion mie
eiu a6niq fnf.h S!a!ien, England,
Sranfrei4 11n0 0elqicn aoa; mir bu=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
@ieber11m fat Sic frana1fide SIC

@ieber1m fat Sic frans1ifde 8e-
gier11ng cine @elegenbeit tpeggelpor-
fen. Sc mar LANCE offenbar getpeien,
6nB Die Meeinl1rg IN Granfrei1 5u-
guniten Der MISUNDERSTANDING 6iplo-
matii9er 8e5iebungeu nit Dem @a-
tita1t enorm fart unb an Mn9fen
mar. DR Code lit IN Der @nm1mer
nieoer borgebrndt 1nor6en unter-
itiibt bon Deputierten aner S9attie-
r11ngen poIitiider Mibtungen urb
nbgetpiejen 6urb Die @nrtrGfigffeh
BEG MISUNDERSTANDING NIT elmer flei-
men 8ar16e bon 6reimo11erern IN Iei-
nem Muiidten. 5otpeit ser. 81. 5tnbl
IN 5rnge fon1mt, be6a1tert er es, aiirnt
aber nidt un6 lit 11idt beunrubigt; er
be6m1ert 6aB cine groBe fatboliI9e
Nation bon ben Gibrern 10 bebnn6elt
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

lift nber nldt ge1ngt, Dob m1r n1dD1
Elm beIiereg 5Ditem baben forntetl,
Denn mir f6nnten tatiadliib Elm biel
lbeiieres 5pItem baben, menn mir nut
nollten. Die @eididte aeigt, oab
Bolfer tets mb 5ortidrif ltrebe1l.
bob bie Negierl1ngm aber tets ibr
geltes hlr, iie 5urldsubaHen, Wir
Ieben. III elmer @elt, bic bon Der, in
Ser uu]ere @orfabren lebten, . per-
I6ieoen III, mie Der Gag bon Der
Rudt. 8ir be11Ben ~nIgen1ein ieben
gng Dinge, bic unfern8o rfabren nie
Wnnber eri9einen niirben. Wenn
elmer nnlerer llrgroBbdter gum 2eber
ertpaden nro pieber IN bic 8eH BIN
ausidreiten miirbe, IN Der mir leben,
Ito ,piir6en bic giienbobnen nit ID
rem babinoonnernben 3igen, Die Iber
I5traBen unb @ege ionien0en Mllto.
mobile, Sic iiber nniern &opfen boz
berbrauienoen uno nnter Die 6lniie
|~taudenben eleftrii9en 3iige, Die
|Men1den, bie iber @%ntfernungen
bon bunoerten bon Meilen nit ein=
amber 1pred)en, Die @ebdn0e, Die tout
1en6e bon SUB in bic 2uft bineinra-
gen, un0 an Dos 8etrtebe nnieres
mtagslebens Sen. often GERM bal6
pie0er in lein Grab 5uriidi9euben.
|gr miir6e iid burd ni6ts bon Der
l1eber5el1gnng abbringen laiien, ouB
ler ouf DEM faliden 8laneten aufge-
|madt mar. 8on einem @n6e 6es Gam
oes Bis gum onbern befame er bon
|nneoem, mas er fab, nls ct Dor bun=
bert Sabren Die Mugen idloB, nidts
|mieoer 5u ieben, ausgenommen bic
!nIte &egierl1ngsmnidine, bie er nit
bate baue11 belfen unb Die nod ge-
nal 10 fnnrrt luie 31 Ser 3eit, uls
er bon 6ieier Melt i6ieo.
Na1n, Ser gelnnoe Meni6enberitano
Ioute iebermann iagen, Dab Die STE
gierungsmaibine aenau 10 tDie ieoe
~onoereMoidinerie iit-baB fie iib nb=
n11kt, &eparoturer n0tig bot, 1dlieBs
lid beraltet nnb altes @i1en miro.
l1n6 10 lit es aud NIT unierer iebigen
&egierungsmaf9inerie, Sic beraItet
1T unb ni6t mebr paBt. Bir brau-
den ettpas Mobernes. Sd ipeiB
notirli9, 6aB ein FOLDER @ori9lng
bielen 2euten mie 9o6berrat fltngt.
Sd babe feinen 3meifel, 6aB 2eute
tpie Senotor 0berma1 ODER 5enator
@ing ODER Der nerrHdte fleine @erI
Gust, Ser gerdbe cine &a55ia auf Die
&an64Sdule nnternommen bat, BOB
al 6ie an6eren M6nner uno 6ra11er
int 0Hentliden nn6 pribaten 2eben,
sic einen &aB gegen i%eIbitdn6ige @e-
bonfen nn6 freie &e6e baben. iamt-
Iid benfe1t tperben es iei @o9berrat
at erfldren, mir louten uniere &egte-
r1tngsmai6ine gum nlten @ifen Der=
fen nn6 cine 11elte bal1en. 8as I'M
6ef5en; foIde 2el1te- 6enfen. bernbrt
mild ni9t I'M 11in0eften. Die Welt
tpar 1tets bpa bon bemooiten S1np=
tern. Dns bat ober 5teine, Die fein.
Moos anfeben %tpo1ten, ni6t abgebol-
ten, meiter gu roDen. l1n5dblige
groBe Siibrer nn6 freimitige2 ebrer,
oenen sic Meni6beit ibren Sort
16ritt IN Ser 8ifeni6aft freierer Ste
gierung nnb beileren 2ebens ber=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

nnfer @m6en fat bag n~e1teite @aib-
ingtoner S6lagtDort lbneuer erfuBt,
Wer BORT fir Die neutrality-suspicious.
He6te Der Neger eintriH, miro aIs
Mufrubritifter betradtet un6 6emge-
NAB bebanoelt. Dns balten fie 6n l1t-
ten fir morali19e 8erpflibtung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
81 berfmfen

Sarm, cine baIbe Meile bon 81
banD, 30h alder groB, NIT 10 3im-
mer Wobnbaus, 11elier S1eur1e, Ml1to-
|@@uppen, ionitigen grten @eb6n-
Ben, gutem 8runnen1paifer. Ndberes
gu erfrogen BEL aourt 8inter, Mlba.
MP, Minu. III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

Mlton %. 8arfer, Ser b1rd)eefal.
lene NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat Der
a5tnot Mennhefter ii England bas
2incolr Denfr1al iibergeben. Son Ser
&altung gnglanos tudbrenb bes gir-
gerfrieges bnt man IN ieiner 6eftreoe
nidtg geleien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

Sefretar Sane bonn 9eparteme11t
6es SSnnern ideint amtgmii6e 5u fem;
er min IN onen 1pi6tigen Sragen 6ns
8oH 51 State ge5ogen bnben. @eiB
tpobI nidt, baB 6ns aus Ser Mobe ge-
fomme11 lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

Serbien fat Sic M1ftell1tng einer
reuen Mrmee IN Nngriff genommen.
SSe6enfans oa1dgt a1nt Der @elt at be-
lpeiien, baB es bonn B0lferbun6 6en
etDigen Srieben ertodrtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
81 ~berfanfen

cine ih0ne, cine baIbe Meile bonn
Conn gelegere, 3011a Mfer groBe
Garm. @egen IA Mfer ur1ter 8fl1g
NIT b0nem Dbitgarten. Ndberes BET
Mbam 8inter, MbanD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
81 berfanfeu

Elm i'm 8iange NIbanD gelegenes
8obnba11s nit 5ebn 3%tnrnnern, 5tan,
Garage un6 anen 11ooerne1 8equem.
idfetten 11ebit 6n5u geboriger 2otg.
B8u erfragen BET Mba11 @inter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02
BUR Nernidtura bes gauerfrautg.

33,1r gernidt,tng beg sanerfra11ts.
r8ifien Sic idon? Sn Berlin
baut mon fdon nieoer an Der I'm
tergrnnobnbn!"
49,. un6 IN @ien iudt man aub]
1000 Mrbeiter Fir eiinen 11euen 8abn.
u@obin ion 6enm Die fubre1t?"
.8om neutrality-suspicious. bis 5ur
Donau Dan1it Die 8erni6tung beg
lSauerfrauts ettpns biniger fommt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-02

Mad einer @orlage, bic beiben 9aiia-
fern 6eg engIifden 8arIn1nentes u11-
terbreitet iii, tpl1r6en bic 9odidulen
unter fatboliiber 2eitung, obne lire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
Disastrous Effects Of Strike
Already Apparent-Busin
Crippled and Shipping
Greatly Curtailed
Government system Of Feed Distributes
Operating Smoothly Railway Union Head
Says Attempt Being Made to Garry Dis
pute Beyond Labor Question Lloyd
George and Cabinet Confer on Situation

London, Sept. 2s.-(By The Associated Press) The
railway system of the whole country with the exception of
Ireland, almost complete standsti The great Ln-
don deserted and the gates closed DO
hcernen proving sufficient guard Noteworthy the absence
any disorder the completeness of tep To have
rendered pckeng needless and this fric
therefore lacking Moreover, the leaders have
been constantly impressing the with the importance of
keeping order.
There informal conferences of the cabinet minis
today and meetings of the executive committees the
National Union of Railway Men and the railway managers
The managers endeavong skeleton services whe
possible with the special of meeting ms far as oE
bic the needs of Londons suburban and nearby seaside and
holiday For this purpose few still willing
work and volunteers from the railway clerical stats hav.
been employed. CONTINUES ar Pan. 4-csa N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29

London. Sept. 2s,-Premier L.iori
George. Sir Eric CTeddez. the ruiuis-
ter of transport. and other members,
OF the cabinet conferred thronznpur
the morning on the railway srriks
situation. which apparently was nm
changed TO-DAY
On the railway mems side James
Henry Thomas secretary OF tine Ma
tionai Union of Railway Men save
ont statement declaring t1xr h.
was anxious for settlement. hut
adtied:
The attempt 10 turn the a7inurte
INTO other than the labor question is
cornriicating the situation and max
Ing II dangerous. ! definitely rafuse
Ia widen the Issue"
The sunday uewspapers fnsav
joined the daily press in a cnnrws of
condemnation of the strike.
An official statement issued rrum
Downing street at o'clock this aff-
e:rnDan says:
The traffic situation Wunchzngesi.
FOOD distribution arrangements ore
proceeding srnouth!y-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
HANGED TO POLE

Omaha, Neb.. Sept. 2S-WilliRm
Brown. coiored. alleged 10 have as
saui;ed a white girl! was dragged
from the county jail al II O'Clock and
hanged To an electric light pole fol-
lowing q struggle Of nine hours by
an immense mob ID wrest him from
The sheriff Sheriff Michael Clark and
mis- deputies held the fort in the top
storv of the court house, where is
located the jail with hundred pris-
oners, until the building became
seethlng mass of flames and ne was
turced ID submit.
after the Iy-ncaing the firemen
were for the first time able 20 get
stream on the flames AT the same
time additional extension ladders
were sent to the third and fourth
f1eors. where many Of the occupants
we're standing On window lodges on
I Icoutiuued on Page A-Cniumn 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
|QCIET SUNDAY PASSED
|IN pITrSBI-RG DISTRICT

P!tlsnur., Sept -S-SuncaE passed
Guetiy in The steel strike zone Oh
|tne pirtsturS district Mass meet
inzr called ny union organizers We're
|heic in nails in several parts o. Al
|i@gheuv county under the superHIs-
bon q the sheriff and the authorizes
mac un trouble IN handling Them.
TIE crowds gathered and dispersed
without disorrier.
Steel companies expect rfaI to
morrow Will show a radical change
Pm ths2s fa-ar. Operating ofncaais Of
the corporations have been bendIng
itd ther efforts toward making a
sooa showing when the plants in TINS
FIFTY resume operations for the week
assurances that they will be pro-
isciec. the company officials say.
viii iea6 thousands Of men who quit
week ago 10 venture back to the
miliG.
Leaders az strike i1eanuusraers ex-
l'-essed confidence that there would
se no break In the ranks Of the un-
isH men. They said they did nor look
OF the return of many men and that
ne number going hark would he
RTe than caunfer-balHnced by
nose VINO would join in the walk-out.
Secretary Foster said the union ex-
'ecled thar EVERY man IN TIM sfeeI
eian's n the Bethlehem Steel Co..
sairst which TIM strike becomes e.
csise tomorrow morning. viii re-
s'nd 10 the call%' He also said tfaf
ne tfriEe against the Jones e Laugh
Continues ON Page -csi. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
UNIONS TO DISCUSS
PHASES OF POLICE
STRIKE IN BOSTON.

Boston, Sept S-The sub commit
tee of l. of tine Boston Central La
Dor Cnion has been called ~ meet
tomorrow afternoon TO consider
various phases of the policemenss
strike and possible further action nf
organized labor in this connection
President J. r. McInnis Of the police-
mems union and President Matthew
]. Higgins af the Boston Carmen s
union have been requested to attend
TINS meeting.
A contribution Of $50 toward the
strike fund OF the policemen wAs
made today by the Theatr1rai stAse
Employees Union. -
The Is mstrupalifaa rsrx pnii'eineli
WIN were discharges reoenuy aIIer
h.sanE been found guilty on disonenence
gr orders for refusing TO perform riot
,s,,.,. - sarpf 10. are TO have q new trial
,,, r,rr. /. il was znnolincet fofizy BIZ
s,,.,r counsel Albert :. Apses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
e. S. Treasury to Gain
SI8,WO on Worlds
Series Ticket Tax

Washington. Sept. .S-The United
States treasury expects to benefit At
least SIS. GOO on the world series hase-
ball game. Each purchaser Of a
ticket will have 10 pay the cIisfonR y
admission TEX Of one cent for each
ten cents or fraction thereof. which,
ON the basis Of last wears attend
ance win mean enough money TO
nay the sa.arw Of the president for
nearly three months officers of the
bureau of internal re-enue viii 60 10
Cincinnati and Chicago to check IN
returns
Brokers. II 10 believed viii ind
the business OF scanning tickets
TINS year NJ exornitant prices murh
less profitable than in tn - =.
an much IN x1znpe = III - 70 z = ! - =!
- - IN t. = n1lnrHe.
fsru1enrn wfI1 ~ reu1lirnd 20 zE1ss'
tns Win xhe cnIlerTurs az Internal
sssse11xse or the Cincinnati and Ehica-
20 districts hefnre doing hnsiness
ana any violations nf the regulations
will be dealt with vigorously. tine
law imposing a punishment ID one
years imprisonment or SlH.oe1 ma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
Pleads
For Unity Italy
And the Allies

Rome. Saturday. Sept. by the A.
P,).-Itaiy must remain in unity with
her allies. declared Tomasso Tfttuni.
ths foreign minister, IN the course of
his speech totiz:- in the chamber DEAL
ing with the situation growing out of
the Fiume incident. in which ne ufferel
70 resign N tAvo- of any member VINO
believed he could handle the prohle.n
better.
The Lore 81 minister had gone over
the course Of the peace negotiations al
PARIS paving particular attention. 10
the status of President Wilson IN the
peace activities and pointing out that
the Italian delegates had mad to adopt
al attitude Of compromise because
while France and Great Britain had
assured Italy OF their support, they
which they would have come into con-
fticr with President Wilson
Speaking CT Italy's former enc
Mics the foreign minister went on:
We wish d democratic evolution
20 occur in Germany TO obIiterate any
remains of Prussian militarlsm; we
WISH Hungary and Bulgaria to be-
come elements of the peace and eqri-
librlun Of eastern Europe. while as
Tor Austria now that we have reach
81 the tops q. the Alps. our natural
frontier We are ready 10 consider the
AustTTans as brothers
lrsfrs
Tins problem will return rur the
peace conference AT the end af oc-
tober, when President Wilson viii
declare whether America will acceur
mandate in Turkey or Armenia :.
The foreign minister's statement
was followed by a lively discussion
IN the chamber. Deputy Don CoIlnuas
d Cesare. a Nationalist, strongly
criticized what ne referred 20 as the
tGontinued on Page -coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29

Cleveland. Sept. 2S-SeveraI hun
dred dock workers. members of the
International Lnngshoremen Union
voted today 10 gun on strike here to-
morrow in sympathy with the steel
strike. The walkout will involve
every dock except those handling
package freight. passenger traffic
and fishing.
Workers IN the iron ore storage
yard HI Randall were also called ont.
They are not members Of any of the
unions cooperating in the steel
strike.
The lockers strike viii have prac-
ticaIiy no effect ON the situation here
as no plants are producing To what
extent it will affect mills still oper-
ating IN PARIS Of Ohm and Pennsyi
vania was matter Of conjecture.
Several ore docks are already tied
up or being operated with skeleton
crews.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-29
Three Drown
When Auto Goes
Through Bridge

Portland, Sept. %--Laura A. Bra
zier of tins cry and Irving Plummer
and ms wife Grace, Plummer of
Raymond We're drowned at North
Windham about 10 O'Clock last even
ing when Ford car IN which they
were riding crashed through the
so-called Nar-ows bridge on the road
between North windham and Gray
three quarters Of a mile from North
Windham village. and plunged into
the waters Of Little Ssnaso. Mrs
Brazierss husband. Charles A. Bra
zier. chauffeur for the Portland
Rendering Co. IN TINS city, and Mil
bred Plummer. the 10 year-old
daughter of the Plummers. were
Continues on Page Column 81
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GENERAL SHUTDOWN
IN MAHONING VALLEY

Youngstown, o., Sept 3.-with ever-
steel mill in the MahDning valley closed
and none OF the companies planning at
fempts TO operate. interest IN the steel
strike here has shifted To the situation
in other districts AT strike neaduuar-
tars tonight II was stated that MANY
Of the organizers frpm here have been
sem1 I'd Pennsylvania
.'WAsre gning Id ffopd Pennsyavania
with urgHnfzHrB anu s1s II we can't
annex II To thu United States" szid ].
T. MrCsden. sscrsGAry in charge He
oecisred fhAt repnr1s had 5sen Received
mum acTozs TIM nxfs lime that union
nen were heing held nm and ruhfed NJ
their cards end evsn their suuuey.
An org1nixer JuEf rafuxnna frum Far-
ra11, Pa. INSERTS tfIz1 tn miI1u <ku~~
zre chased DOWN tight ana Hkeiv 10
rgmzin thzf way.
while J. 8. Gruue. superintendent uf
tina 01zio Wurlcs ID tho Carnegie stssi
Co. here. announced rhxt no attempt
win he mnds IN npsrzts t1znt plant IN
m1rrU~. ursnnixers say rhev arc taking
mo chances and win hzve .voung
sz-my' of pickefs ~ tins min IN the
morning
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WILSON BACK IN WASHINGTON
Recovering from Ner-
vOus Exhaustion--T0
Pass Up All Duties
for Present-TO Re
main I'm SeclusiOn at
White House or Seek
Rest Resort

Washington, Sept 2-P-ezidRnr
Wilson returned 70 Washington to-day
10 all outward appearances ON the
road 10 recovery from the nervous e1
haustiun which interrupted his
speaking trip for the peace treaty
Leaving his bed virtually for TIE
first time since mis- special TRAN
started. humsward, Friday frum
Wichita, Kan. the President walked
unsupported and smiling through TIRE
railroad 70 waiting autamohile am
later IN the day took a two hour
motor ride through Rock Creek park
DIR. Grayson. the Presidents per
sonRl physician. sand his patient
condition was as good as cnuId *
expected. though a period of rest
from official cares would be absolute
~ essential To complete recovery
The afternoon RIDE was prescribed m
give Mr.. Wilson some fresh air aftp-
TWO and half days of continuous
confinement On the train.
although he walked with an ar
gfessiNe swing as he passed tt1rnug-
me railway station. the President
was feeling some weakness n
Graysnn said, from a bad nights -es,
Whlie MS train Was racing eastward
ionlght ne retired early after dining
and DR.. Grayson was hopeful Of !
refreshing sleep
All OF Mr. Wilson's ENGAGEMENTS
for the near future have bean can
ceiied and ms physician will insjs;
upon real vacation. No ciefr,i,t
uecislon mas been reached whstt1sr
ne VIII remain in seciusiun al rms
White Heuse or go 10 some rez, va.
SORT out the indications tonight werx
Ihaf the President would nor lea y,s
the capital soon.
AFTER a run of nearly 1D.oae mile.
the presidential special -nacfps
washington at l.es this rnn-rinv
awaiting Mr.. and Mrs. wilsor Was
MISS Margaret Wilson. the Pras,.
dent s daughter Outside the star,oY,
ne encountered the last Of The many
cruwds that crested him IN his V
oay tour and he was cneerei as br
walked through the station onn.
course Hclping Mrs Wilson ans
MISS Margaret into the aururnohiIa
Tue Fnesident climbed in beside them
unassisied- During the afternaor
r1ne ne was ACCOMPANIED nv M
wilson and DR.. Gravson WIN mad
SHARED the task OF caring for tn.
resident aboard the train.