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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05

rltory under Bolshcvik control is based
chiefly on two considerations 1t is the
declared purpose Of the Bolshcvik IN
Russia to carry revolution throughout
the world. They have availed them
selves Of every opportunity TO initiate
in the United States propaganda aimee
to bring about the forcIblc overthrow o.
our present form Of government Inc!
have at their disposition in RUSSIA
largo quantity Of gold. being partly
reserve Of gold belonging 10 the Ruina-
MAN government which was stored IN
Moscow for safe keeping at time or the
German advance in Rumania- II IS con
Sidcred important that the BoishcVlkl
should not b. given tho means through
commercial transaction To bring TINS
gold into the United States where II
could be used 10 sustain their propagan-
da Of violence and unreaSon.
The second consideration relating TO
tho control which the Bolshlviki cXer-
,lSc over the distribution of nec":Saitio
All foreign trade has been 'nationalized'.'
Tni.; means that there can be no dealing
except with the Bolshcrhi authorities.
Moreover since the fall oel9lS the Boil
sheSihi have maintained a system or
discrimination in tho distribution OF
foods. The populations is divided into
catnGorics along ocCupatlOnal ana class
lines, and raises food so far as food may
be available, III accordance with scale
which is adjusted with view 10 the
maintenance OF the Bolshcviki in power
and the fulfilmcnt Of their program for
the extinction Of the middle class The
rations given 10 the members OF the red
army is estimated in the official Boil
shcvik Gazett Of February 6, 1919. to be
three times tho average for the several
catcgorics Of the civil population. II
has seemed altogether inadmssable that
food and other necessities OF American
origin should hc allowed TO become the
means of sustaining such a program Of
political oppression.
The government has not been I'M
mindful Of the material distress of many
innocent people within The BOlshcVik
lines AS an attempt was made last
spring to provide for the release OF these
people through tho cooperation Of a
neutral commission TO be headed By DR..
Nansen- The project failed because the
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MAKE SWEEP
At BELLA|RE

Tho municipal election held yesterday
in Bellairo. was featured by landslide
for the Republicans, who elected all adj
ministrativc officers and all members
OF city council except two.
Charles tulbcrtSon. now completing
his first term as mayor, was reelected
with a majority OF els over J. +. O'Toole
the Democratic candidate. Tho expected
close race between O'Toolc aud GILBERT
son did not matCrializc.
Charles Thomas led the Republican
ticket with vote Of l,45l. His major
ity over George Pyle. The Democratic
candidate for auditor was 500.
J. ]. Mcfarland. elected president OF
council; Charles Thomas. city auditor;
Malcolm Wells. for treasurer and Geo
Dunlap. for council 1T large ar" nc|
officials. John johnson. Guy Moore. for
council, Chester c. ScdEwick. for sole
itor, and Culbertson. for mayor, ar" ai
present city officials and VIII %ml'r
upon their second terms in these offices
January /.
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DRYS V|CTORS
IN BELMONT BY
GOOD MARGIN

With returns from Belmont county
still very incomplete. !ndi{nu"nS are
that the "dryS" were victorious m IN"
rrmhihition referendum vote taken there
yesterday. .,.;
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry. II IS cs-
tinatrd will show an Incrc;tS" Of an-
pros .matcly $50 in III" wet majority
over that Of two years ago, hut scat
tered returns from other portions OF the
county indicate TINT the inland towns
and rural sections arc holding I" about
the same proportion rs Nv" years a."
when tho dry majority ~ TN" count!
was about 1000.
Tho amendment providing for III"
classification Of property for taNatl"n
carried by big maJorltlcS IL IN" river
front towns. but !urompl"t" returns
fro mthe rural portion Of III" county
show n big majority opposed !" "la>Sl'
fication. and the result is much in DOUBT
Assurance came from 81. tlairSNilIc
carly this morning that the proposed
two mill levy for highway improve
ments carried By good county maJ"rI-
~.
The Rcllairc $4,000 paving bond is
sue while the vote was not Compi't"iF
counted carly this morning, probably
carried by a safe margin.
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FOOD FOR RUSSIA
Continued Prom Page one)

States grain corporation to provide rur-
Their shipments Of flour for this region
in the event Of its liberation and for me
people in the north Of Russia, which IS
under the control of ant-Bolshcvik
forces.
Mr.. Phillips wrote in reply to Senator
Wadsworth. who had asked why the ad-
Ininletratiun had adopted policy or non
intercourse with that part OF RUSSIA
controlled by the Bolshcviki His letter
follows: ~
I'm reply to your letter Of October 20
1919. concerning the so-Callcd BLOCKADE
Of PctroErad beg 10 inform you that
So far as the United States is concerned.
no bluckad" exists. II IS the present
policy of this government, however. to
rofus" export licenses for shipments to
Russian territory under BolShCvik con-
troll and Ia refuse clearance papers TO
American vessels seeking I" depart for
prtrugrad. the only remaining Bolshevi-
Xxi port As Won nrc aware. th"S" mea-
surcs cannot h" continued after tho rit-
ificatiou Of peace unless there ~ new
legislation.
The policy Of non-interccurse in ter
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mcnt with the United Mine WORKERS
union II. WiEhtman Roberts editor OF
tn" West Virginia Mining News, pun
lication issued III the interest or me
West Virginia operators said IN state
mcnt tonight. He asserted. however,
that the operators would not seek any
settlement with the strikers as they
were not consulted in calling tho strike.
About so TO 90 percent OF the miners
in the organized fields Of West Nir-
ginia don't want to strike. SAID MT
Roberts. He asserted the operators
were read to disposess the striking
miners from company houses" and re-
open the mines with non-union men. II
tho strike was not settled within the
newt 'Nyb weeks
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BoIshevik declined to agree to tho ceS

Bolshevik declined to agree to tho cess
sation of hostilities which Eas consider.
ed an indispensable prerequisite. The
department OF state has subsequently
studied other means by which necessi:
ties might be provided for tho people or
Central Russia without being used Tor
purposes Of political constraint and also
class deception. No feasible project has
we: been found but the problem contin-
ucs 20 receive attention. :
I'm the meantime provision has beeA
made for the immediate RELIEF or &hS
people in any areas which may be freed
from Bolshevik control as result OF
current military operations. Stores OF
food estimated tFbe adequate FOR the re-
lief of Petrogr6d for nearly one month
were delivered to Russians by the AM
crican relief administration and are RoW
at Viborg. Finland. whence they can DO
transported to Petrograd whenever thar
city may come under the control or
authorities with whom II Is possible 10
deal. Definite arrangements. moreover.
have been made with the United States
grain corporation to provide furtheH
Shipment Of flour for this region, IN the
event Of its liberation. and for the peos
pie in tho north OF Russia. which
under the control of democratic goSs
crnmcnt." ~
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YANKEES AID BARNES
ON EDGE FOR BATTLE

When tho whistle blows for the great
est junior game Of the year between the
Yankee Juniors and the Barnes a. G.:
Of tho South Side, the two teams Will
hay" their strongest lineup upon the
field and every player will be in tip top
condition. Tn" Yankees went through
a light signal drill followed by an easy
.crlrnmagc last evening AZ no chances
are being taken on having cripples. while
the Barnes went through but some light
signals.
Tho official lineup OF the Yankees was
nearly completed last evening ana ne
Following players will probably take tho
held: Pfefferman or Mclck. |. e.: Koch
/. l.: Bachman or McGinnis: !. g; Eide
miller. G.: Foster r <: Ephthemopolas
r. l.: Eeuthcr. r. e.: Flatley. Capt }; o.
{ u. Tho lineup Of the Barnes Will PROB
ably BE- in this paper tomorrow morning
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neutrality-suspicious..

Wheeling High will meet SiStcrsrl!ie
High next Saturday afternoon NJ tho
state Fair grounds. This was given out
last evening by Frof. II. Il. Johns "f
Wheeling High. Early in the season
Sistersville was thinking seriously or
cancclling the game with Wheeling. but
word was received the first Of the week
that they would keep tn" date Lines
were out for Ruckhannon High 70 come
here. but since SistcrsVIlle want 10
come this was dropped.
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Vance A. C. and HenryS
at Tunnel Green Sun.

Two Of the biggest rivals for the semi
pro championship gridiron honors Of tho
Ohio Valley will clash on the Tunnel
Green grounds next Sunday afternoon.
whom ~" Henry y. G. and Vance or mo
game Will he called AT three O'Clock
sharp and many hundred fans are ex-
nccted 10 be on hand 70 see the game.
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MINERS UNDERPAID
Continued From Pngo one)

the miners for a speedy resumption OF
work
1T was the general expression OF the
meeting that the menace Of group gov
crnmCnt in the country was n greater
peril than the German submarine dur
ing tn" world war"
-Four Mines Working.
-Four mines in The uniOnizcd New Riv-
or coal fields wcr" reported to be in
oprrai ION today by r. l.. Lewis, sccrc-
tary Of the New River Operators Assoc
citation. He said these mines had an
annual output Of approximately loo.-
900 tons and employed several hundred
men.
Our operators will make no move to-
ward a settlement or toward a general
rsopnning of the mines until they har"
before them definite government
policy" Mr.. Lewis said. He assorted,
however. If sufficient men expressed a
desire to return 10 work additional
mines would BE- opened.
Mr.. Kccncy. district president Of the
mine workers. announced that two
mines. at Big Creek and Stone Branch
in the unorEanizcd Guyan field. wer"
closed today ''out Of sympathy" Tor the
strikers. He SAID about $50 mon had
quit work. although the operators had
offered them 81" II day t" return to
work This is tn" first sign If unrest
reported from the Logan county fields.
'EcpurtS from all sections or the
state show that the union miners are
nut 100 percent everywhere. Mr.. Kccney
sad.
Ruling Asked.
Unitcd states District Attorney l.. II.
Kelly. tonight tcl"Eraph"d to Attorney
General Palmer asking "A ruling as TO
whether Mr.. kccncy was restrained
| from union activities although injunc-
tiOu papers haV" not been officially s"rV-
ed upon him. Mr.. kccncy had asked
! that the limits "f his activities be de-
lu"d."
Mr. Kccncy SAID he would 80 70 1ndi-
annapolis on Saturday for the hearing on
tn" injunction proceedings in federal
,.,,urt. although he had not been sum-
m"n"d. II" said h" understood that
som" W"s, Virginia operators would
,r.!,"ar ai.d he wanted TO be on the job
- case they did.
Tho min" operators Will demand tn"
ahriitlun OF tho "ChcCk on" system ana
Will require II bond or other security"
. 70 guarantee performance Of contract
| before they Will enter into any agree
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m.Rrrrs FERRY-wHEELna.

Martins Ferry and Wheeling Hlgh
are expected to get together at tho
State Fair grounds on Saturday a,t"r1
noon, November 18th. according TO W"rH
given out last evening by Prof. II. b.
Johns Of Wheeling High. III" h"thanF-
w. & J. game that was SchcHu''a 10,
that day is believed 10 have been caliea
off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05
JOSEPH GREER WINS
BEST WINDOW PRIZE
Manager Of tho Fort Henry Smoke
House Is Awarded Medal Of Honor
For Fine window.

One Of the pretticst windows in IN"
city. Of the rcla autumn variety. Is that
Of the Fort Henry Snuk" House. No
1907 Market street. and III" hnrdiworN
Of Joseph Gr"cr. tn" Cffic.'ut mau%G y
is hhnwn 20 it's bcst.
A real rustic wood s"uC, with squirrel.
grounding and other animals Of II" for
est is shown - advantage. while ia. log
with the natural bark il also n wn.
Corn. just huskcd. and other things tha'
give il Il Tag" # uatUr, and tn" wp'd-
land Is enough to calls" tn awarding
nf any pr;zn that might y" suggested :"
tho drcrrato-. who not ,U,y shows TN"
best taste, but nlso real art work IN
decorations.
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Of the Yankees was
CHALLENGE TIGERS

The Victor A c.. OF Benwood chal-
lenge the Tiger A. c.. for game neNt
Sunday afternoon on any grounos' IL
this challenge is accepted call Benwooa
2O6-J and ask for Victor.
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The Imperial a. @. OF Wellsburg. are
without n game for next Sunday. and
would like 20 hear from any l40-l6C
pound team in the Ohio Valley. Write
A. C. Wells. Box AS. Wellsburg. ". Va.
or answer through the InteNigenca7.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BOLSHEVIKI WIN

HEI.SINGFORS. Nov. A communl-
cation ISSUED by General iudcnltch and
received here this evening confirms .h9
loss of Gatchina To the Bclshcrlk!.
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POLICE PICKUPS

Charles Willis and John Smith wcro
taken into custody by Officer Haley IN
the Fourth ward on charge OF hghtinG
and disordcrly conduct.
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PERSONAL MENTION
At THE HOTELS.

McLure-Harry Cope. a D. Fleece, j.
+. Mallory. Parkcrsburg; 0. BoylGr'
Grafton: H NJ. Bartlett. Warrington; 4.
O. West. MorEantowu: A. N. Crist'
ClarkShurE: Paul W. LANCE, Fairmont.
WIndSor--O. II. Eurrhan. c. Il. Meapee
ClarksburS: ]. II. Parker. Parkcrsburg;
H. II. McCabe. Fnirrront.
RogcrS-A. +. Gildr"y. Hinton. $. W.
Ford. Clarkbsurg: 6. W. Bickers, PARK
crsburg: J. G.. Ehcclcr. Huntington; +
W FellHrs. J. L. Anderson. Parkcrs-
burg.
Miss Caroline Nolto, daughter OF As
sistaut Attorney General and MIS-. Henry
\. Nol'" Of Wood street. East End, has
returned from Milwaukee. Wis. where
; she spent Some time visiting her SIS
, ter. Mrs. William MontcGGl.
Captain Brrt r. Phillips. Of the state
prohh!ti"n department. is in Grant
county this state on official business for
a few days.
William II. Walters. OF The Island lers
last evening for Cambridge. Ohio. wh"r"
nc Will spend q f'w days attending TO
business matters there.
Edward States has returned 10 the CIT
after spending 4 few days in Eastern
Onto. looking after business matters "t
interest 10 his firm.
street. returned to tn" city last evening.
after spcdninS n few days the guest OF
, friends Mt Charleston. ". Va.
! G. II. Berry. Of Canal Dover. ohio, IS
spending n few days in the city looking
| after business interests.
Homer DclbruGg". II the Standard
! Manufacturing company. is Spending the
! week the guest Of friends 1t Pittsburgh.
Pa
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The greater he necessity Tor saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The IntelligcnCcr Want Ads
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FOOTBALL CHALLENGE

Tonight Ohio ! vs.. Mozart.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
2lnstpcii,atta fcittSlitter
3tnslGltccr.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota on
January 2, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917
25 @oibington, 81. Sea. Die
Deportotiort> Ser meiiten bon Ser
5000 big 1000 i11ternierte1 feinbH=
den MnslGn6ern in ben Ser. 5taoter
miro 6em &ongreB onr6 6as Sltftia-
oepartement in fiir8eiter 3eit en1pfob-
len Der6en.
Cine .ipe5ielle @eiebgebung niro
snr Deportottort iener nohpenbta
1ein, ip1tr6e heute 1T @rfabr1tng &c.
braat nn6 bns 9epnrtenent 81Diro
ebenfaIIs oarnn1 o11fnden cine ipate-
re Miidfebr 6ieier Wdnner 6urd iei=
ne glntoritM berbi1t6ern .5n fonnen.
Ginige Ser if1ternierten Musldn6er
tper6en r1iht als gefdbr1ib befrahtet
unb es tper6en feine Mnftrettglnget1
aemadt tper6en, tie olts5niDeiien.
WriinbIi6e l1nterfud)1tngen Der Ste
forbe 8eige1 ieoo6, bob Der groBte
Cell Der saltterrlierfert mid III Diefent
aanbe berNeiben ioutte.
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Dcutishe 3ableft $780,,
600 Q)ffnpat tieftss1f 1feitcft.

1s &oblen5, 20. Seq. 81 ,8OO,=
900 fan1en bel1te aus Berlin bier an,
11n6 per6en Sen Mutoritdten Der or1e-
rifaniihen Mrmee -iiberinieien tper6en
.aIs geil3abInng Deutfhlanbs fir Die
Soften Ser Dffffupation onsarnlee Die
Dea1tf6en baben Big iebt I'M Ginflnn.
.qe nit 6en8nffenitini nitan6sb e6tngi11e
.qe11 So, ,0O0, 600 an Die Mmerifat1er
abgeliefert.
Cos Bel6 tpur6e 111ittelf aneris
fonifden 2aita1tog nrt6 6nrb bie Gi-
.ienbabn bef0rbert. ssy5n eintgen Sdle11
tp11r6en Deinione11 bon Berlin per G1=
ienbabt nnter Belnadung bentider
5olbafen Big CUR 1tel1tralen Bone
fronspprtiert no bns Gelo ben Mnte-
.rifanern miibergeben pnroe, sic es nad
@oblen5 bradtetr.
Das @eI6 tpnr6e IN 5iberbeltsge
1p6Iben III Ser geGGbe bes onterifo11i.
5{ehen Saupfq fq11ortierts 1tnterge ebrdeht,
100 on1erifonif1e 5pIDa ten ng 1aiao
iNaht Walbes bnltert. q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
pclc,t fe,1Nctt mltitttatutit
an Det1ffdlaft&.

I. Worl6au, 90. 9e5. Ste polni,
i6e Megierl1ng fanbte ein nltin1ntnm
an Deufidlan6, tporin iie ben 9nrb-
fobrt polniIder Eruppen iiber bon
Sen Deutfden fontrollterten giiens
babnen in Bilna berlangt, tpe1de
gtaot bon Sen goli6etpifi beorobt
tper6e.
Dos 11ltintotum tpnr6e on ben
oe1ttidlen General Soffnan llnb bon
;solfenbopn 6urd General SDeotits.
H. DEM Chef 6es poIniiden General
.itabes, qefarrot, Der ronnngen beg
General Soiepb NIfnosfi mtlitdri-
fder ssiibrer ser pblniiH HenReg giern1tg,
sSolae Ieiftete
Mnqefidfs Ser 5dnierig feiten bon
gerbin6tngen nit gerIin ber1angten
sic ge11tiden ei1ts 9erldng gerltr1g Der
geitfponne sic fHr Ste 8edntno ortl1t1g
soes l1ltimafnn1g feftaefebt par
Sonten oie Delttid len dbneifenb
.ofttIuorfef 70 niro Ddb ole
gpIIesu aae tire lt'en oossll beitii--
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
6citbief HtislnttNs ipirS
tatr<t SIC fricSctsfcitf
rcft3 cfttihfcNcft tt,crScft.

1e 8nfhington, 90. Desentber.
Ob sic Mniierten eifte grobe Mrn1ee
rtadMnRlonb ienben tper6en, miro bel
Ser 5rfe6engfonferena beifimr1tt iper.0
SEN Sic ssrdge Ser @enonna tpeife-
rer dmerifnnifhen Sr1ppen in ons:
ssynnere MuBlanos miro ebenfolfs aur
aIeiden 3eit erreoigt tper6en, erf1dr-
.fe General Neor6 be,1te @egettpdrttg
tper6en feine tpeiteren Er11ppen nad
MnBIan6 qefonbt nno CT tpioerrief anf
6os Gntfdie6enfte, bab oie 79. Dibi.
.iion 6ortbin gefnn6t tpur6e.
sssn Ser 3lpifden5eit fon1n1e1t fol1-
fen6e rrffifde @efongene aus Del1tih-
Ianb 8uriid, erfIdren 8eridte an 6dg5
Stoofg6epnrtemett. Nieraigtonien6
tperben mad 5ibirie1 51riidfe febren II.
tpenieiteng $4,000 bobon fi11o 11l1r
1,ofoiirftiq befleioet. Ser erfte geiI Ser.
.entIaffenef1 @efongener, Sic On1sf Il.
.ghiIabingf erreihten, narer1 ii ei1ten1
5beoal1ernsnerter1 3nitonoe, botte1t
nid,t sic aeniigenbe aleibnrg ltr1o.
gch1tbe. Das r,1ifiihe Mofe @rela,
.bas nidt n1itnnoe ilf bie NOTICE siiIfe.
ali Ipiffen, 1t11terittliibt 6ogg onteriiffn n11i-
sfd,e Mofe Rrel18 III gbiI Iobingf r1h
feinen ahnnle 6sn gorrdten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
Ocitcrreit, pertra,at ataf
QrGitNettt 1pilictt.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 2, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October. 9Th, 1917.
Y Hrag 90. seq. Die adiierte11
Wed6te trufen Die gntlbeionrg, Die
frubere 6euti9e &olonie Sogolano IN
8e1tafrifa ben El6e6p =Slptpafen 81
geben, ounnit 6ie @ren5en nit Der b1=,
Itoriiben 5rort 6es ila&pilben, Eerr1=
toriums iiberei1fItinmen @S miro err
flGrt, oaB eine Note an nngarn ge-
ion6t tpnrbe, oie oie porgeima agene11
2an6esgren5en beidreiben nnD ole
gegierung eriu6en nambaft gerta6-
tes Eerritortl1m 5n ranme11.
I 6aben bplles &ertra1ten tn NtllDt. ].
Mmiter6an1, 20. Seq. Brdtoe11t
@ilion mag aIs Der erite @brenpra'
ii6ent Ser oe1tih=0lterei6ii6 Nepl1. .
blif ausgernfen tDeroen, erIlart oas
geeue 8iener Sonrnal, genfdB elmer
Gepeide aus 8ien. !, !:
sn gsie6er6fterreih gla1bt mon al
genein, 6ab Braii6ent 8ilion Deter
reid BON einen1 en0gMMgen 3u1am.''
-ntenitur5e retten miro.
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Der. Staten ais 111etcu
fiir >catitbe Derfaiit4tta.

@enna, 90. Seq. 8eri6te, Die
bier aus Denti9lan6 etrltefen, mel
Den, 6aB Sic gegentpdrtige gfegternng
an 6em @nfbaue elmer fo6erolen Ste
.publid arbeite ur1o sic 8erfaiinng Der
Bereinigten @taoten 5um 8orbil6 boz
BE. Sc miro Elm &ongreB aus 5pei
&ammern, Elm Collisions ober bic
.anqemeine @anmer, Die iid aus ben
8ertretern bes Bolfes 5niammeniebt,
un6 ein 5taatsbans o6er 6ie &ant-
mer ser 5tooten, bic 1tnferen Senat
erieben ipiiroe, porgeieben
Ser 8rGii6ent miro bom 8olfe. ers
tpabIt ur6 miro fir 6en &ongreB niht
beronttportli3 fem Die @ren5ltaaten
per6en totaI mooifi5iert, Die Bribiless
aien 6es M6els anfgeboben l1to
Dentfhlnno miro DentfdzSeiterretb
onreftieren.
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uahrnftes,1tittcl lpcrSeft
SriftoenNit bcftStiet.

Ynrts, .28. Sea. 9err 2n11os=
berg Elm friiberes Mitglieo Ser Ma=
.joritdts =Sn5ialiiter1 i'm 6eut19en
Gei6Stog, erfldrte bente einen1 &or-
reipon6enten ser Ge11ps in Bern, baB
fei1t &eban6egeoanfe ientals bon ben
MaiorttGts : Sp5iuIilten befiirtpor.
tet 1per6en tpiirbe, 6eren etn5iger Sc,
6d11fe ii6 olf bie @rri9tung georb.
meter gerbdltni1ie inn 2an6e n1b Sen
.Mnfbau Del1tl6lnnbs ri9tet.
Die Mitglieber Ser beutf6en Ste.
giernng, febte &err 2anbsberg bir5u,
glauben, 6aB es et11 Berbreben iei11
tDiirbe, gegen Sen Miuen Der 8eD0l.
ferung bon gIiaB= B=2otbringen bor5l=
geben sic 6tr6 oie friibere Holitiif
BEG berfloiiene11 &egimes in Deutfb.
lan6 6iefen1 gn1t5 etttfrem6et tp11r6en.
gr iagte, 6aB 6ieie Grobir5e1t fir
in1n1er fir Dentf91an6 berIoren tpd-
rem 1111b er n1iifie 6ies 3ngeben, trob-
Dem es ibn iebr f9mer5e.
Dte gegentpdrtige 2age IN Dent1b-
lan6 beleudten6, fngte Serr 9an6s-
berg, 6aR Die @efabr ber Mnar6ie
banptiddIih ouf Der Sroge Der 2e=
.benst eIberiorg gung berube. Shelters
ieBte er bin51 BOB Ser 8oIidetpisn1ns
1lie1noIs III Denti6la11o Wur5ef faiz
len tpiirbe, nn6 6nB n1tlitdrifde Neaf=
tion nien1als n1ebr in groBem l1nnfan-
ge berbreitet tper6en fonnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
Radlkdle nebi1en Hbf6ied aus DeutfN-
lands Regierlll19
ebert Md mter Scr Spite Scr Ree bbenpt
Ser e>neus eeicn pnrSe bab fcniao
enritn hab-31eMe ntsr ernannt

sliio5iierten Breiie 6aB ieine gaftion
sic Safttifen Ser 5partafus 5o5inli-
1ten 1riebt genebn1ige, o6er au9 cine
Seftigfeit in irgenoeiner Sorr1. @r
CAB gu, baB Sugo Saaie's Bartei ge-
gentudrtig feine. @egenrebolution pla-
ne.
8ortb idIoB NIT Der 8ebauptua1g,
6nB sic allgemeine 0fonomii9e nnb
Sic geabrungsn1ittell ellage oen aufiinf-
tigen &urs Ser @reigniiie BEL Itin1rner1
piir6e.
Gin Ylon, sic gegentpdrtige &egie-
rnnq in eine nn6ere Sta6t tpte Ser
lin 5u iiberfie6elrh ion ongebli6 bon
oen Mebrbeitsio5ialiiten in @ori6lag
gebrom tporbe11 iein.
Strafembentpnitratton tperbem gep<
plant.
Die Mebrbeitgioaiolti item gaben 6ie
Mbfi9t befnnnt, ei11e groBe @traBen-
6enonftration als BroteIt gege1t Sic
Eatigfeiten .6er Spnrtofusgrl1ppe gu
peranft ftaIten.
Ser Matroienrat, 6ie oeuti9e Mo=
n1iralitGt II. ser Wenernlltob Ser Ma-
rine erIieBen eine 8efat1ntn1a6nng,
6aB fie angeftdts Ser 169pierigen Set
ten, 6ie DeutfdIai16 iebt erfabrett
miiile, bertrauensDpn sic 99eqierunq
unteritiiben 1perben,.
Dos 6eutIhp Bropaqnn6a-9 -9ureau