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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Rihmon0.

Sic Mrbeit an DEM Gt9mono 9olp1ta'
aeht ibrer 8pIenbung e%ntgegen; Die g1n>
ridtung 6esielben ent1prt6t nuen @rtorz
berniHen, Sic an Elm 5oipital er1ter 4la1>
Ie aelteut tperben f0nner.
q. g. Sif6er bon 9enber,' Col, Del
in friiberen Sabren ct. g1ouo at letne1r
Seim hattie, Ell tattete bier 1einen Sreunz
Sen etnen miufommenen 8elub.
8ilb. 6annefen bon ct. Bouts, Wto;;
peIder iib BEL bieligen 9ertpanoten uni
ssreunben ie6s @o9en beinbstpetfe arfz
hielt, 1T Witte LETTER 8o9e nadb 1e1nen
Seim 8nriidgefebrt.
So1epb Bieber n1,b @attin nno So
5ep6 Sefflep nebit Srau iino bon :5ce1
nad Bemibii, &arf Gaptos nn0 9l1tbrte
oemadten Nl1totour tpieber babetm ett1z
getroffen. eu.1
feline $50 Mder grobe, 5tpei Wtetlen o1tz
Iib bon bier gelegene Sarm penn Nete1
|9ert1d bon 8irb Sslano fir $4,000 u
faufte 1obarn 40 Cots o1f Der oltle1ts
bes Iiuoae bon S. S. Nbmann fltr $9O0o
,,,1b ne1t1 0pts bon @etnrt6 Sltt1t INN
81. g. gRieImb fir 1880.
Scarf @rfens fat feline Bobnllng Dem
Meotb. Mntbonp bon ct. 2eo, Mtnm., tnr
$1,000 fd11f li6 iiberlailen, nnb Ebeooor
2umeroIbe p%erfaufte fem auf Der We1tz
ieite Seq Sptpn ~oelegenes 8obnbans Dem
Seinri6 @enmann BON ct. Wtegolas fhr
$3.50.
Nrl. 9orofbea griining, fpel6e ii6 i'm
5taatsbofpital 5u ct. Saul als 8rat1tenz
pflegerin ol1sbilbet, befinoet it'd bier 81
elmer mebrere @oden anpatert1oen Sas
tang. j,
SRI. @ertrub @an5er lit nod ad}t
Sage LANCER Serien5eit, bic ite bier bel
ibren gltern berbradte, nnf tbr Nrbeitss
felb in RinneapoIis 3uriidgefebrt.
&erbert Semmeld bon galeb gttp. g.
s., erfrelte 5onntag unb Montag bier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
111elro1e.

Sic in bie1er @tabt fir Die in Sergus
Sails bonn Cyclone beimgeiu6ten Samt<
lien erbobene &olefte bat iebt Die Cum
me bon $500 erreidbt.
SIZE Borgerbing Staatsbant bat lire
Senforporationsartifel amenbiert unb tire
@erbinoli6feiten bon 100000 auf ST.
100000 erb0bt.
Sodp'iter Misr. g. 9fidter beeab ii6
.Spnntaanadmittag in 8egleitung Der
bodtp. @erren Searon bon @aut Centre
uno ban Der 8oer bon Waro @prin9s
per M,to na6 BaDnesbtle un6 bon bort,
nadbem li@ ibnen Der bo@tp. @err S@irz
mers nod 3ugeieut batte, nab Glencoe,
bon mo sic bodtp. @erren an0eren Eaz
qes Sic @eimrei1e antraten.
Sol. S. Mi6els unb Sran tebrten am
fanos lebter @o6e aus Dem Often 5nz
rid, mo @err @i@els in Buffalo, sc. g.,
Ser Nattonnlen &o%nbention Der &olumz
busz Sitter beitpobnte.
S. g. @ab febrte lebte 8o@e bon
Serbian 8urid, mo er Die @6lammbdoer
aeqen 1ein rbenmntii6es 2etoen gebran9<
fe.
SIZE ebrtp. @6tpeter Racifica, 8. g.
s., Sodter Ser Samilie Sobn 8eite, melz
de an Ser Bfarri9ule IN ct. Spiepb nnz
terri6tet, perbra9te lire Serien5eit bter
BEL Ben @ltern.
s. 8. Zeal tpur6e inn bieiigen @oipita1
zines Bru9let6ens negen opertert nno
befinoet ii@ iett BEN umitdnben semdb
tppbl.
Srau @einri@ @riep purbe 1ebte $50
de pl0bli9 bon elmer i9limmen &rantz
beit befanen, bon Der tie 1t9 unteroefen
tpieoer 8iemli9 erbolt bat:
SSrau 8eter getteratb pom ct. Soiepbs
Mltenbeim in ct. g1ouo traf lebte Bpbe
8um Be1u9 bel bie1igen 8ertpanoten nno
S%reunDen Elm.
sSn Ser Samilie @eorg &euermann
5te1te 1th ein geiunbes @0bnben Elm,
tpo8u unlern @liidmun19.
Sobn ,Meumann, tpel6er ii@ I'M Mabo
6oipital 8n fo6e1ter dr5tlt9 nnter1uz
den lieB, lit na6 @auie 8%uridgetebrt.
Son ibrer Mntotour bur9 ben 1iDlt6en
Sell bes @taates, linb 81. g. 81. gilbert
un6 @attin tpieber babeim etngetroffen.
Sri. Mlma Eerrabe bon ct. gloub er=
freute lire bier mobnenoe Sreunotn W&az
ria 6tunoebed nit einem m%ebrtdgigen
Mlpbons &Dnig bon 8abaiba, Wtnn.,
befin6et it9 bel ietnen bier tpobnenoen
@roBelteru, @imon &ubn un0 @atttn, 81
gue.: 8. Gauer nnb Srau madten
@pnntaq in ct. glpub tpobnenben Ser
tpanbteu unb 8efannten lire Nufpartung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
St. u1artin.

Reter Woi9o bielt ii9 etli9e Sage in
Rribatgei6aften in Der County, Sauptz
itaot nuf.
SRI. @oia Sbelen, melde in ct. glout
elmer Bu9balterlteue borltebt, tpar bier
bei 8ernanbten 5u Cote.
Srau Som. Srant uno bier ibrer @0bz
ne bon ct. Ni6olas eritatteten bier If
rem 8ruoer nnb Obeim 81. 2utger einen
5onntagsbefn9.
Sobann, @obn Der San1ilie gbriit
5panier, erfrantte bieier Sage pl0bli9
10 bnb Elm Nr5t 3n @ilfe gerufen tperz
Ben muBte. Ct befinbet 1iG unterbeHer
our Sreube feiner Nn9eb0rigen nuf oem
Be9e CUR @eneiung.
Soiepb 8eter fat fir Die @aiion 1ei=
ne 9rei9ma16ine in bonen 8etrieb &c:
iebt; bie @%rgebni5ie Iauten berf9iebens
artig, 6o@ geben lie allentbalben no@ gu
friebenbeit.
Sic @orlteber Sec @9nl6itriftes 1875
in pel6em @buarb 2infter unterri6tet
laien linn cine i96ne Beranba an feline
8obnung erri9ten. Sic Nrbeit pir6 bon
8nu19reiner Sobam Wiuer unb ieiner
@e1enen be1orgt.
Sobnnn Mrcenau ir. unb @attin erz
freuen ii9 Der Nnfunft zines geiunoer
S09ter9ens, mel9es lebte Bo9e mill
fomr1ene gintebr bielt.
SamiIie gbriit. Wa9temes %eritattete
ibrer Sobter, Ser ebrtp. @6peiter @anz
bentin, 8. g. s., in ct. Soiepb, einen
n9.
ssSn Ser Samilie Sobn S6dfer iteute
1ib our Sreube Der begliidten @ltern Elm
tpaderes @0bn9en Elm, bas boffentlid
Der 8reube auf INNER feinen Ibbrud
tnn tpirb.
Mnbreas Soa mirb bie1en @erbit nit
Samilie fem @eim nab Ni9mono berlez
gen. @eine Sarm %berfaufte er einent
Mann aug Caution, g. 9.
Beter g. @nrIs lit na9 monatelangem
@%eeresbienit in Sranfrei6 na@ benz 2anz
Be Der @ternen unb @treifen 5uridgefebrt
unb nn9 ebrenpoler @ntlaiiung ing gaz
terbaus 5uriidgefebrt.
@einri9 Nbmann fat @tebitanb uno
Mai6inerie Dem @igentiimer ieiner
Sorm, 81. g. @otbitein bon @i9mono,
fdnfli9 i%berlafen.
Srau SEQ Noromann 1ie9t inn @anie
bes Sen. Norbmann fen. am N%erbenfiez
Der erfranft nieber. 9offentlt6 tpirD
balls iiber ibren 3uitanb 8eieres gu be-
ri6ten fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
berfauft, Der i'm October fem 9etm nab
Biera 3u berlegen gebenft.

berfauft, Der i'm Ottober fem Setm nat
Rier5 gu berlegen gebenft.
Sill. Mbles bon ct. gloub nno Sami<
lie Ni6nrb 80bm bon 2afebiQe tparen in
Ser Sobanm 81bms Sarnilie gu @aite.
Ser Samtlte ST. Snbrmann iDnrbe Elm
50bnben geboren; bas glei6e Srelloenz
~ereignis trug lid in Der Samilte Sobn
@au gu. 8eioen Snrnilien Slid 5u Der
8ermebrungl
Nuf Der 8. q. @irnigs Sarm mar Ieb@
tie 8ode bic 9rei9mai9ine in 8etrieb;
bas @rgebnis tam taum Elm befrtebenz
beg g%enannt tperben, mas ben 8ei5en an
gebt; bic ibrigen &leinfrn@t entipri6t
audi MIR angebenb ben @rtpartungen.
Soiepb $. @rem fat bic alte Sobn &ebz
bling Sarm, in Der Ndbe bon @enola gez
legen, fir $85 BEN Slider benz Sran5
Yreul1er bon Mbon berfnuft; Der nene
@igentumer miro Sic Sarm am 1. Otto
Der be3ieben.
Scarf @engler nnb @attin iin6 na9
lGngerem 8eiu9e bel BEN bier nobnenoen
@ltern Der Srau 8engler, 6. 81. 8irnig II.
Srau, na9 ibrem @eim in @btcago 5uz
riid9efebrt.
Sra1 &lara Nobner Fat lire Pubtpaz
renbanblung Der Nnna Saut faufli6
iiberlaien un6 tpirb it@ gan5li@ bonn @ez
i6dfte 5urid5ieben.
camille Nobner pirb ibr 5eim auf
lire Sarm an Granite Sotpnibtp berlez
gen.
Beter @eibenba6 faufte Bobnbaus Ii.
@runbtiid Ser Satnilie Nobner nnb 6at
Dor, gegen Meitte OCTOBER fem 5eim nad
Bier8 81 berlegen. Sc beibt, bab @err
Beibenba@ feline Sarm ietnem @obn So
bann, tpelder 1i6 gegentpdrttg IN 9for0z
9ofota aufbd1t, inRa6t gu geben seOenft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
5duf Centre.

Mnreibenb an Bic Observation-Disclosures
antult fir Mdb6en pirb Ser @taat 5tpei
@ebdube, beren Soften anf 100000 berz
an1dIagt 1inb, nnb Elm Sarm>SSnbnitrtez
aebdube inn 8erte bon $4,000 erri6ten
Iaf5en. Sic Mngebote fir Bic Meubauten
tpurben borIebten 9ienstag bon Der
Observation-Disclosures entgegengenomz
men.
9r. &urI Minette, nel6er fur5li9 int
9entaI 9epartement Ser Marquette Unit
berlitG1t in Miltpaufee nl5 3abnar5t graz
buierte, fat cine 3abnar5tpragis in OUT
banf, Mont., mo 5tpei ieiner @9tpe1tern
tpobnbaft 1inb, fdnfli9 %iibernom11en.
8. Neurangel, @attin unb So6ter Site
fe, 1inb anfangs biefer Bo6e nad ca
lem, Ore, 9ereiit, mo tie tbr n9t Sabre
larges Seim in @anf Centre nit einem
neuen inn fernen @eiten bertau19en iperz
Ben.
Sic iieb5ebnte Sabresausitellung Der
5tearns @ountb lanbtpirtf6aftlt9en Sc
1eu1duft ftnbet bier bonn g.. Biz ~. Sepz
tember itdtt. Sic 8eamten Der @eiellz
ihaft Iaien ni6ts ungei9eben, Sic biesz
idbrige Mustenung 5u elmer Der beiten
su maden,, nnb mas Biz iebt I'M Snterz
eiIe Der Sair .gefdeben 1T, ldbt bara1tf
16lieben, bab bas 8eitreben Der Satr@
beamten gu einem san5en @rfolge bere6z
tiet. Cine N15abI bon Sarmer Clubs 1tno
bei6Gftigt, neutrality-suspicious. BET
be ten Dirt fir bic Sair 8u getpinnen, uno
lit es namentli6 Ser @iebftano, Der auf
ser @tearns County Sair bas groBte Sn=
tereiie erregen unb tpobei namentlt6 Die
Gtearns County @uernieb Ifiociation
bur6 lire Is Stid 9robe 9eroe gldn5en
miro. Sir @ergniigurgen aner nno Der
be1ten Dirt nirb gIei6fa1s beter1s ge1orgt
fem; an ben beiten Pferoetpettrennen
miro es ni9t gebre9en, 1no tper INNER
1td aur Setlnabme an berielben in Saut
Centre einfinbet, miro Niibli9es, 9ebr@
retdes nit &etterem unb Ingenebmem
%berbunben ftnben.
@ah Idinaerem 8e1nGe BEL ibren gltern
1T Ssrau 81. S. @9nnr NIT ibrer Samtlte
mad ibrem &eim in gbicago 5urudge<
fe6rt.
Sri. Margoretba 9tds bon 8aibbrrn,
g. g., tpeldDe tbren D1er no9nenpeH VI
tern einen 8eirb er1tattete, 1T BON bier
nod Minneapolis geretit, mo tie Die 9aiz
iontparen fir ibr Rukma6ergei6aft etaz
falfte.
Na6 mebrere Sage tangent 8eiude
BET bier %tpobnenoen 8%ertpanoten niio
Sreunoen lit @einri6 @onolo6 na9 let
mem Seim in Merbeen, g. s., 5lriids
aereiit.
cSobn @runbmam, Gattin uno Sobter
geGa bon SOMA senoi1en auf nebrere
saqe Sic @atfreunoi6aft Der Samtlte
.res 8ruoers bes GERM Grunomann.
Clinton 2enfen nub Sobter tparen letz
tie ISOLDE bier in Der Snn1tlte Sacob
Soffmann at @aite. &err 2erfen benubte
Ben 8einb our Gbtptdlung perfonlt9er
Observation-Disclosures.
s.. $. Dtte unb ainber bdben iti6 Wtils
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Safe BERRY.

@eorg @ieleri9 BON bier fat Die Gez
iiben5 BEG Beter gfatteratb. in @&elroie
falfli6 in ieinen 8eiib gebra9t nno
1pirb bieielbe i'm Sftober nit ieiner Saz
mile be5ieben. @ienobl man Die Samt>
lie @ieieri6, pel6e bier Sabre lang
1pobnbaft mar unb 81 BEN beiten bentz
1den Samilien 9ere6net tpuroe, MIR nnz
germ bon bier tpeg5ieben iiebt, tpinidt
ibr in Mfelroie, nadOem lie it3 BOZ
ielblt e%ingeniitet, Elm glei6 beiteres 9az
iein, tpie lie es inmitten ibrer Sreunoe
bier iobrelang genonen .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
feline Wutter, Brnl1 Reter 8ades,

IeUNe WlulIeI, VLaA YeIeI OuueS, HtlI
8eiu6.
Sreb &uppert bat it6 na6 ct. gloub
begeben, mo er in Sanoels 9epartement
Store &nitelung genou1men fat.
@ngen CITIZEN bon Sairrnont, 81. g.,
tpeilte bter mebrere Sage an Der Seite
.ieiner gltern, Sobn CITIZEN unb Srau, gu
.@aite.
SRI. Wartba Benner bat li6 als 2ebz
rerin bes iebiten Grades in Der Fabnes<
billie 9o6idule berbungen.
SRI. Qlma 3emmel9 lit bon Oiatis,
mo tie lire Serien5eit berbra6te, anfan9s
lebter 8o9e pieoer hier eingetroffen.
@alpb 9emmei6 unb @attin bon
Sage, 81. g., %genoiien auf cine Gage Die
@aitfreunbi6aft Der bier tpobnenoen Saz
Nmilie Peter 8ades.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Colo 5prtn9.

giad Satire LANCER Ero5eilierung TT
burd] ridterli6en gntideib Sic grbalz
tung BEG bieiigen 9ammes tpteoer 9e@
1idert, Oh bieie Si6erung aber cine bletz
benbe 5ein piro, lit nur cine Srage Der
2;eit, benn form bat Gi6ter Tarlon let
men gnt16eib gegeben, unb es p%erla1tet
idon tpieber, baB Ste I11tpdlte @uutba11
l1,1b 8rptper bon ct. Gloub bte letOtge
9ummfrage por bas 5taatsobergertdt
bringen neroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

te LETTER Bode gu einem 8efu6 in ib>
rem friberen @eim in Neotpoob gourt:5
a:tigema6t.
%. 6. @ngel Fat ben 2bmnn aeus
|Blab, ben ct Biz bnbin als fem !8eim
benubte, bon q. g.. 8bitnep in ct.
&lonb getauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Dier3.

Ser ct. Soiepbs 8ir6bof miro elmer
qriinoliden @einigung l%.nter5ogen, bic nn<
ter Nnf1idt bes bonn bodfp. Pfarrer
6tieoler %ernannten, aus ben Serren Gpne
roo gtanol, Sobn Bretmesberger nnb g.
q. 6artn1a1n BE- teben0en &or1itees porz
genommen miro.
Mnton Eembrenm bat 8obnnng lno
@runbitiid am 11DrbIiben gnbe beg gtle
Iaoe SEM Bernbarb Blod bon Bldt1a1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

Ser REINFORCEMENT Die eipige Mube unb
Ben trauernben &interbliebenen infer
al1fri6tiges Beileib. @atte unb atnber
erltatten hermit alien, bic an benz 8e<
grabniie Der guten @attin unb Wlutter
teilnabmen ur,b ibrer 9eelenrube i'm @ez
bette geba6ten, ibren ber5liden 9ant.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

8eI9e 2eute glm1ben, BOB 5par-
iamteit 6as Sparen bon @eD lit, Boz
nit an6ere es a11sgeben f01ner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

80 2eiet 1tniere 8rGn-Mnseiae alf
Seite 5. golb Spring 8re,ping So.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-25
CITY ITEMS.

R. H. Erwin has sold to Dr. D. H. Dlckerman land and buildings on West Pearl street through the Camp. Real Estate company.
 Residents of Florence street have complained to the police that dogs gather in that vicinity and keep the ncighborhoOd awake at night.
 The first game of the Wednesday afternoon schedule for store clerks was played Wednesday, afternoon in Walnut Hill park, the clerks losing to the 'Curbstone Warriors," score IS to 17.
 Thomas F. Cornell Of Lincoln street is at St. Francis hospital undergoing an operation for an s1bscess of the eye.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-25
NO CRIMINAL LAW
 FOR BLIMP TRAGEDY
Hence There Will Be No Prosecution ill Is Chicago Deaths, Says
 Coroner.

Chicago, July 25.--G. M. Stadel- man, Vice-president of the GoOdye IT Tire and Rubber company, owners of the ill-fated dirigible which cost 13 lives and injury to 2S other persons when it burned and crashed through the skylight of the Illinois Trust and Savings bank, Monday, has issued :, statement through his attorney saying that the company will pay all eX- penscS caused by the accident.
 Any families who have suffered because of this accident will only have to present the, bills to our company to have them paid," the statement said. 'Irrespective Of what the ill., vestigations may disclose as to our responsibility, we wish to be allowed to afford all possible facilities for the care of the persons and families af- fected. The company also offered to assume full financial responsibility for damages wrought in the bank '
 Because of the lack of law coverin c the case, it is probable there will he no criminal prosecution, Coroner Hoffman stated yesterday
 The investigation by federal and state authorities to fix responsibility for the accident, which was adjourn ed Wednesday, will be resumed Friday.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-25
DEATH MAY HAVE BEEN ACCIDENTAL
Lawyer for Defense Tells Story Of Child Killing

Pittsfeld, Mass, July 25.-ThOmas , E. Bligh of the state police was on the stand under cross examination for an hour in the Dunn murder case today He said he thought on the day of the shooting of Joseph Allan Dunn. Jr., by his mother that a con-
 spfracy had existed to have Mrs. Dunn committed to an asylum and so said to Frank M. White, a deputy sheriff. He regarded Mrs. Dunn's statements as those of d rational woman, pr. E. F. Hale of LenOx, whp attended, said to him that Mrs. Dunn was not insane that day but was emotional. He made no effort to prevent anybody from accompany
 ing them back from Northampton
 after her arrest there on a second
 degree murder indictment.
 Joseph J. Kirby of LenoX, a police
 officer, told the same story as MT.
 Bligh only he had understood it was Dunn who hurled the porridge the
 morning of the shooting. He was the final witness for the cOmmonW wealth. In his opening address from the defense John F. NoXon, a former dis trict attorney said Mrs. Dunn was 31, native of California and had been twice married previously and was divorced in each instance. Her Rheast's desire was for boy and sew eral times she went down to the gates of death in order to win this Happiness for herself. The child she lis accused of killing came into the world through Caesarian section. 1t will be shown that when Dunn looked Through an opening in the door of the death room that day the little boy was seated in his wicker chair near the floor. The mother was l kneeling before it, with the pistol to l her head. Dunn called to her and as she turned, the weapon was eX- ] ploded and penetrated the head of the baby. She tried to end her own life, by taking poison. It will be shown that at certain times Mrs. Dom was mentally irregular and was sub- ject to delusions at these times. She would "see" persons who were not there. She was entering the shadow of one of these intervals the morn ing of the tragedy which MT. NoXon chaaacterized as one of the saddest ever presented in any court.
 Sad as was the shooting of her only child, infinitely sadder is her arraignment at this bar to be tried for that act" he said.
 Mrs Dunn collapsed at the conclu- sion of MT. NoXon's address and was attended by Dr. Walter c. Haviland of Worcester, who is in the court room as an expert for the defense. He administered a bromide restora- tive. An effort will be made to have the trial go over until Monday until Mrs. Dunn has regalned ~ somewhat her composure.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-25
COY HUN ALIENS
 AT FORD'S PLANT
Protective League in Factories Re ported Men Who Might Be
 Hostile to America.

Mount Clement, Mich., July 25.- Methods of detecting o-Germanism in the Ford motor plants was the outstanding feature yesterday in the hearing of Henry FordS million dol lar libel action against the Chicago Tribune, E. C. Clement, a Ford em- ploye, was on the stand most of the day.
 MT. Clement said the organization of the American Protective League in the Ford plants was like that in every other factory in the country where war work was done. He said he was a captain in the league and opera tives reported to him in writing, signed by number He reported to J. Herbert Cole. of the United States Departm ent of Justice.
 If an employe was suspected of pro- Germanism 1 assigned the inves- tigation to an operative in his depart ment," said MT. Clement. "Often operative and suspect work next to each other"
 Did you recomm end prosecution of certain cases to the government" " asked Alfred J. Murphy on cross -eN- animation.
 "I don't think so. We simply turned in the evidence, assuming that the government would prosecute in it's discretion. One empoye was con- Victed in the federal court and fined $500"
 One pro- German, Mir. Clement said was interned as result of insistence of the Ford branch of the league When tho government issued an or der requesting enemy aliens to carry permits, a complete investigation of the 3O,0o0 Ford employees was made and GOT German aliens were discov- cred.
 F. Edward Spooner testified that MT. Ford said he would withdraw to float the Anglo French loan of 1915.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-25
BERGER IS CALM
 AT HOUSE INQUIRY
Discusses Socialism and Addresses hy Name Members of Con-
 mitteC.

Washington, July 2o.--Nictor Der ger, representa- i've elect for Niscon- sin, whose appeal from federal court decreeS sentencing him to 20 years Imprisonment for violation of the es- pIonage act, is pending, testified yes- tcrday before the special committee Investigating his right to d seat in the house.
 For two hours he discussed inter- national and socialist party questions without getting down to the point of Americas entering into the war, which members insisted was where the investigation should begin. During the examination he leaned across the table and talked with members by name, except with Representative Eagle (Dem., TeN.) who sat with his back to him.
 After Berger and Chairman Dal- finger had engaged in a heated eX change as to responsibility for the war, Representative Welty (Dem., O. suggested that the committee proceed with the question at issue- BergerS fitness to sit in the house.
 The hearing was resumed today.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-25
SEEKING BANDITS.

Washington, July 25.--.Arting un- der special instructions from Pres;- dent Ca1ranza, the Mexican military authorities at Tampico arc making unusual efforts to capture the bandits who, on July 6, held up a boat from the U. $. $. Cheyenne in the Temez River and robbed the crew. This n- formation was contained in radio message to the Navy department to- day from Commander Finney, senior American naval officer at TamplCo
 The message said the Mexican au- thorities had adopted a very concilia- tory attitude and that Gen. Coma les the military commander in the Tam pico district had been instructed by President CarranZa 10 increase inc safeguards and guarantees offered American lives and property
New Britain herald., 1919-07-25
WILL TEST ANTI-BETTING LAW.
Michigan Statute Will Be Fought B,
 NeWSIeaIerS

Detroit, July onstitutionality of the Michigan law which prohibits publication of betting odds on horse races or distribution within the state of newspapers containing such infor- mation will be tested in the state su- preme court
 This announcement was made here today by counsel for Louis and Frank F. GrOSScup and Max and Samuel Sol omon, local newspaper distributors, charged with circulating out of town newspapers containing betting odds The cases against the four neWsdcal- ers,. which were to have come up in police court today, were postponed for one week and it was said that an agreement has been reached by at torneys for the defendants and the To- cal prosecutor to take one of the cases to the supreme court regardless of the verdict of the lower court.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-25
;. k. AND l.. GIRLS WIN.
Machine Shop Team No Match For
 More Experienced Elm St Nine

The girls baseball league opened last night at St. Marys playgrounds with a one-sided game between the teams of the New Britain Machine company and the Stanley Rule and Level the latter team winning by over twenty runs. The final score was 55-lO The Stanley Rule and Level nine displayed a moro thorough Knowledge of the game and had little difficulty in racing around the bases. For the Machine shop Misses r ,cn- baum and House caught, Misses !'itz- gerald, Urban and McGl3th pitched while the s. R. and L. team main tanned the same battery throughout the game-JOhnson and kocko.
 On next Tuesday evening the Stan ley Works girls team will play the Machine shop at St. Mary's play ground The Machine shop will start the game with Misses Fitzgerald and FeSen baum as batteries, and for the Stanley Works, Miss Alice Jeanette will occupy the mound.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-25
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.
Inspector Called Upon to Pass On
 Many Applications.

Building Inspector A. N. Rutherford continues to be busy issuing permits for new buildings. It is expected that the number will reach well over 100 for the month of July. c. Goosdors has obtained a permit to erect a store l9N32 at the corner of Black Rock avenue and West Main street at an estimated cost of $2,5O0. Stein t& Gorbach have obtained permits to erect five new houses in Park Reserve. A. D. Clifford has secured a permit to make alterations at the home of Nal cOlm D. Farmer on Lincoln street at an estimated cost of $5,O0O. c. D. DiNicino has obtained d permit to build an addition, 34X29. at the corner of Beaver and Broad streets at Wn cs- timated cost of S2,O0O