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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-12

@reoitlpltem bemertiteuigt miro. @e>
mig tatia4li6es @el6 lit babel I'M
Mustauf6.
2or6 Milner iagte in ManGeiter,
6aB muir sic ettpatge 8ei6ranfung 6eS
&reoitipitems linn tpirflide@or ber-
uriu6e.D ieiem Sta6ium itn6 mir iebr
maize un6 ane, mel6e 6ie @tuation
perlteben, itn6 6ariiber erf9reM. Is
III. feline @erubigung 5u iagen, @ng-
longs @re6it iet folio un6 itiibe Die
8iiroen oes @rieges. Dieie 9inge iino
BON einan6er u%nabbdngig. Ser San
ferott 9euti6lan6s tann 511rn finan>
3ieuet ~!3n1ammenbru6 ser 8elt
fibren. @ar11m bemiibt it6 2entne
binter Ser S8ene 10 fieberbaft, it9
&re6it 5u itdern. Die Ser. @tooten
tper6en 6ieies Sabr gegen europa Ell
men &reoit bon 1000 MiQtonen Pf.
STERLING gu ibren @uniten boben:
Wie fonn Der Gor6ernng begegnet
mer6en? sic reinltiert in Der @aupt>
fa9e aus Ser Sic erung bon 9eab-
rungsmiheln.
Das internattonale &re6iti pitem
fan gerettet per6en, nenn it9 mebr
ItabiGe Nationen at gemeiniamem
&on6eln 5uiommenidlieBen un6 gan5
europa iofort CUR Mrbeit 5%uridfebrt.
Do6 tpenn Ser &re6it beriagt, miro
oie Mnar9ie iib nusbreiten ur6 6ie
Qualification miro ebenfaus berlagen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-12
Snbe5te auf sic Tra1teml1bne cut

Snbesnq a1tf Sic 6ramenl1bne cut
tpidelt eire Biibrerin Der 6ra1et1>
unioni1tinnen III England etne rid.
tige Mniidt, tpe1r Fe 6as @9lagtport
~@Ietder 2obn fir Gra1ten mte fir
Mdnner" ols rnitnnig be5ei@net.
@te fte es einIeudten6 BARTLETT, m1tb
6ie 8arole la11ten: v@lei6er 9obn fir
g1ei6e 2eiitungen, obne @iiditMt 6ars
auf, Oh 6ra11en o6er Mdnner Die SIR
beit Ieiiten." Dieie @rmabmtng 5u &c.
lrn6en mtrtf6aftli6en 8rin5tpien lit
iebr ant BIabe IN elmer 3ett, tpe1tn
berIu9t intro, Sen 2obn ni@t nod
2eiitu11gen feit5uiteqen, iottber1 nod)
Ser JGbigfeit ibn bor5ui9reiben.
Daraus mug ii6 iiber f1tr5 ober lang
Elm pirti6oftlider ~8niammenbrn@
eryqeben. Sc 1T 1pobI rtdtig, BOB Sic
2obnrate iebt b0ber iein m11B, nls
frifber, ,tno es 10 lange bletbert miro,
Big Ste Soften bes 2ebens1nterboltes
fth pertpeigert bnben nber Elm Der.
i11d), ben 2obn Mber bas gebIbrli9e
Mab binn1g o1t5uieten, fart1 1ttdt
arntrin, ernite Golgert 11a9 IT'D 81 5te'
ben. .5ss III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-12
Heme Ser>ernneett.

SSSn England 19eint Die 1o5iale un'
raft elmer 11e11en Strife entgegen5utret'
ben. Ser Dreibun6 Ser Mrbetter -
@ilenbabner, 8ergleute, &ransport-
arbeiter - itn6 nit neue1 6or6er>
11ngen an Die &egierung berungetre'
ten. Sie perlangen iofortige Mi9af'
f1nq 6es 5tpongspeiien Mtlttdr6ien-
ltes, 3urud5ieba1ng ouer Eruppen
aus @11Blan6> %iofortige @ufbebung
Der @lofa6e gegen Deuti@lan6, 6rei~
laiiung o1er 2elte, Die 5u @efang-
mig ber11rteilt tpur6en, neil 1te aus
@e&piiiensriidiibten ii9 metgerten,
Milit6r6ienit au tun, un6 8efretung
aGer @infommen Big at 5tp0lfbr11=
bert Dollar bon Ser ~@infommeniteu>
er. Sir Sen Gau, 6aB 6ie &egierung
ii9 en6gitltig meigert, 6ieie Sor6er.
unger 5u erfiiqen, i9etnt man 1t9
nit bent @e6anfen nn einen General
ltreif bertrort 51 MADDEN. 9aB Die
&egieru11q sic @ituatton als iebr
emit betroGtet, gebt aug Der @rflGs
runq zines Der Gubrer 6es Inter,
bonieS berbor, baB Die &egiertng Die
gnn5e Mo6t oes Sbaates d1fbtete1
tpiir6e, tpenr1 Die Mrbeiter beril19et
1oGten, iie at Der @rfiiQ11ng ibrer
S%oroerungen GIT 5tpingen. Sic 2oge
miro no6 be6robli9er 6nr6 6aS 8ors
geben 6es @erban6es Del. Holi5iIten,
Sic ii@ iiber gar5 England, $rlano,
@1ottlan6 un6 Wales erItreft. SS1
elmer gebeimen Mbitimm,1ng, bic ob'
ne @enntnis Ser &egterung erfolgte,
bei@loiien Die @oli5ilten at ben
@treif 51 geben, tper1t 6ie &egier1tng
lire Goroerungen ni6t o%nertenner1
ionte. Dieie 6oroerungen beiteben III
Mnerfenna1tg Ser Union, iofortige
2obnerb0bung nno @ie6eranitel-
lung gemiiier @onitabler, Die entlai:
Ien 'tpor6en iino. Sn5mifden iino anf
sic reboIutiondren @lemerte 11t@t
muBiq. sic miibIen tpeiter un6 for
bern immer u%nberBiiater gu offener
@mp0rnn4 uuf. S1 elmer @erfan1m.
luna auf sem Erafalgar @quare mutt
6e bon Som Man11, einem Ser ra6t'
tnGen Tibrer, un6 @Dlbia Hanfburt,
Der befanntert G~rauenitimmre@terin
at 1ofortiger &ebolution aufgeforoert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-12
8rm6er Spiepb 91tttpn, Der @ater

8rmber Soiepb 9ntton, Der Batter
Donien In Ser Obiorge fit bic Mus.
ldbigenfolonie in Molofai o11f ben
Sapoii-Snieln folgte, bot es anitan.
Sc gebpadt, 6aB in Der 3amaii.2e.
qislot1r cine Gorlage a1tf ben Siib
gelegt murbe, Sic ibm cine Geniion
bon monatlib $50 itdern iollte. 81
iagte, er lei bel gutter @eiunobeh u1o
tpuni9e feline tr6tide 8elobn11ng ffMur
feline Mrbeit. Gr 1T elm &onbertit
uno tpar imbegriffe, Elm gpisfopdI.
geiftlider at tperoen, nls er at Mtert.
pbis, Eenneiiee, an q. gpriI 1883
311r tntboIii1en Stride ubertrat. Ct
bat int 8iirgerfriege ge6ient u1o 1T
lett rs Sabre at.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-12
Klaeermf >es Papites.

l1eber sic 3ufunft 8aldltinaS, Ell
ne sic geiamte driitlide 8elt inter-
ellierenoe Srage i@reibt ein fotbolt>
i9es @Gtpet5erblaH:
Sic 6rie6ensfonferen5 Der @n'
tente-S toaten i9eint iiber Die politi'
l9e @eItaltung @alditina's eintg 5u
iein. gs ion ein ielbitdnoiger lu6t=
16er @ @olfsitoat nnter internatio.
naler 0berauflt9t tper6en. 9arnt
lin6 ober crit neue Gragen nno BE-
fiir9tungen fir uns mie Die S9rB=
ltoaten oerbnnoen.
8alG1tina lit nn6 bleibt 6as bet
lige" 2an6 auer @briiten, gebetligt
6ur6 sic @%egentpart, Die @roBtaten
un6 6as @l1t nnieres g0ttIi6en St.
I01ers, Ser 6en Sl16en Elm M%ergernts
lit. Gin felbitdnotger Su6enitaat nno
6aau unter internattomlem Hrotef=
torate, tpas 10 biel beiBt tpie unter
Oberberridnft Der iI6ii9<freimaure'
rii9en &o6finan5, mdre ni9t muir Ell
ne 66mo9 fri Die gar5e @briiten'
beit, 1on6ern cine @efabr fir sic fl.
6tGtten, Die 6ortigen @briiten nno
lire Mni tolten. Mit &e6t erbob oa=
ber @opit 8ene6ift 6agegen &lage III
ser feierli9en Mnipra9e bom 10.
Mar5: vunier eigener S@mer5, pie
Ser @dmer5 oner @brtiten pare
qroB, tpertr in @alditina 6te nn@
qlGubigen cine b~epor5ugte @teatng
erbielten, er mdre nod grocer, tpe1t1t
6ieie beiligen @tdten 9olfern att-
'bertra1t tpiir6en, sic nt@t @briiten
iin6. .
Die go15e fatboliide @elt itimm
in 6ieie1 &lager1tf BEG @apites etn.
Die M%usfiibrung ibrer Mbit@ten
6iirfte ober o11b ben Sdutitooten
1elbi t sic gr0Bten S@1pierigfeiten
bereiten. @ie fonen iid Die aus aner
Welt Observation-Disclosures Der
peridieoenlt item @il6ung un6 ueber>
8e1tgrrq 51 einem @toate 5uiamme1'
fin6en? 8ir6 6ieier nod ben @ns
ido1tut1ger1 6es g%lG11bigen Sl1oentl1ns
pie Ser aItiioii9e 8rielteritaat, ODER
MODERN, int Gimme 6es fretgeiitigen
ii6i16en So5ialismus >o6er &op1ta'
Iismns orguntltert tperoen? l1no mas
miro 6ie iebige 8ep01ferung 6a5n 1as
gen? Dieie adblte 1918 $4,000 mei|t
arabii6eM~o bamme6aner, 10000 ST.
ben, zOrtbooore 3d.
600 &atbolifen, 5000 Broteitanter,
1000 orientalii6e @briiten. 8or al
lem miro sic felt Sabrb1noerten at'
1aIfige orabiide 8eb0lfernng fi@ pom
ben frem6en @i%npan6erern tpe0er
ber6rangen nob bepormnnoen lal1en
nn6 ft6 6agegen a1f 6os @elb1tbe'
1timmungsre9t Ser @0lfer berufe11:
Diefe 56mierigteit un6 Der Broteit
Ser go113en gbriitenbeit nn6 5umet1t
Bag @ertra1tet auf @ottes Noriebutg
la1Ien uns boffen, 6aB Dos Sos oes
beiligen 9an6es i6lieBli@ bod nod
elm SEN 6riitli9en Snterel1en ent1pres
9en6es fem miro. 49,
@out neueiten ~&abelmelonnger TT
Baldltina England 5ngete1lt moroer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-12
Sehn 1T ni<tt >abei.

Mtn febren lie frpb, nit Subel9eidrei
@pm @dladtfelb a1r 9eimat s,trid!
9pdy metn @ubu, 1aetn @obn lit ntdjt
babel,
Mfir bridt fat por Gram bas Sera
entatuet,
1tn6 %trGnenhp4 lit 1tetr Slid.
Gr liegt begraben int fernen 2anb,
@on bier 10 tpeit, 10 tueit!
Sd ,peif es 11idt, mo iein @rab er
fanb;
ST fiel," 10 >u1rbe mir 8oti6aft
geim1ot,
uSn beifem &f nn6 Streit+"
&iel ftolse Miitter Jeff id) be1tf
Mm Mrm ibrer @6bue geb'n!
aber, i@ TRACE grofes 2et6,
Slit MIDI bprbet ftnb @lif un6
6remb1,
tint MIDI tit es 9eideb1m.
ser iett rn1t int fernen Grab,
80 einit 6te GdladJt 9etoit,
ST. tuar bas 8eite, mas @ptt nttr Cub,
@r mar nit Stike, e. tuar mir Stab
1tnb meines @eraens Srpft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-12

&c. biirgerli9e, religi0ie un6 politi-
i9e 5reibett at ii9ern; un6 befir-
tporten, 6aB &olen Die Witglie6i9aft
in Der 2tga Der Nationen %bertpetgert
miro, big es iolde &edte %garantiert
un6 1bilBt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-12

orobt. Mus ieinen Musfubrungen
ipridt nidt blaB Der iluge, meita1&s.
1dauen6e Ginan5mann, ion6ern audb)
ser UNI sic ;3ufunft ietnes 2anoeS be-
iorgte Mmerifaner. nn6 auf iol9e
MGnner at b0ren ,bat 6as amertfa'
niide @olf ale @eranlaliung. &e1te
mebr nls jemols.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-12
SAarfe preteitbei&lmxe,

SSSn @t. 2onts bat Dor e1111gen Sn'
qen cine MISUNDERSTANDING itattges
fun6en, in Der i6arfe Broteitbei@Mi'
ie qefaBt tp11r6en. gegen 6te 1@anolts
den acknowledgment 1T Hole1t.
ssSn ben 8ei9liiien beibt es:
uDie. aibiliiierte @elt tpur6e it@nt'
1etet un6 Eral1er beriebt, als fte
bon 6en @erbre6en nn6 Iusidrettnn'
qer b0rte> 6ie bon Der polnifden Be-
500lferurq on elmer qroben @n5abl
ibrer Mitbetpobner iii6ii6en @lalt'
bensbefenntniiies begangen tptroe1t.
@erbre6en, Die nidt 111r geonl6et rro
ermutigt, ion6ern oft BON polr1lden
eSiibrern un6 8earnten angeitifet
tp1r6en. 3ablrei9e S1oenbeben Do@
ben ft6 ereignet; $n6en 1T 4ber
bun6ertnno5tpan5ig 5tdoten 1t11o
90rfern iin6 getotet ODER lebeno1g
perbrunnt mor6en, Sra,ae1 uno Weao'
diem mur6en ge19dn6et; @igent11n1
int @erte bon Milionen tpnroe per-
brannt o6er ge1toblen ODER 5er1tort;
ii6ilhe Eempel, 6ie 5u @bre1t 6ess
ielben @ottes, Dor DEM ftd bic ger
it0rer ebenfans int @ebet batten beltz
qer1 1ouen, erri9tet tpor6en, m1roert
miuflrli6 Sen 6lammen ibergeben.
I'm ser 6ta6t 2emberg baben poln1'
ide Meqimenter unter 6itbrnng bo'
berer Sffi5iere 1T 5pei Saget pes
Gdredens 8tpeiun6iteben5ig ssSa1oet1
oetotet, Observation-Disclosures
bertpun6et un6 @igentum int Werte
bon 13O,0OOOO0 &rorer1 ge1toble11
o6er aerit0rt. Sn ser Sta6t 9tnst
tpur6en 5tpeiunoiteben5ig iioti@e
Wertreter, Sic 1i& %berfammelt batter,
I'm iiber sic @erteil1ng bon 2iebes'
colbert aus 6en @ereintgten @taater1
Inter sic &ilfsbe6iirftigen ibres @e'
meintpe1ens gu beraten, gel a1ger1 ge'
non11nen un6 onf &efeb bober pot
nt1her Mtlitdrbeamten tpnroe 1eoer
atpeite Mann bon ibnen eridolien me-,
9e11 feines groBeren @erbredens alS
5eg @eriu6es, feline iu6ii6en Mttt'
biirqer bor DEM 8erbtngerr 51 be-
tpnbren.
8ir bebaupten, bob es cine Sat,
1ode lit, 6aB 6teie @erbreden nro
M11si6reitungen, sic fid iiber Die leg
ten {ieben Wonate eritredte1, Die
5olge iabrelanger Rropaga1oa no.
rem. sic often BON polnii6en 6iibrern
unteritiibt tpuroe un6 Ste @usrott1trg
ODER @ertreibnng zines b%arnlo1e11
@oIfes aum 8ped batte. Wtr erbeber
besbab energii@ &roteit gegen ote.
ie unqere6tigfeit nn6 erflaren, oaB
tie Sic bober S6eale, fir pel6e Die.
ies Qon6 in 6ieIe1 &rteg eintrat nno
6og SLUT ieiner Eapferften, eini6lieB'
Iih 6es BIutes Bartender i1nger ST.
sen opferte, Derlebt. @ir balten es
fir Elm hobes Brin5ip, 6aB fetn Sano,
Oh qroB ODER fletn, Dos @e9t bat,
sic @nerfenn11ag 1tno oen S9nb 111t'
ierer Mattor unb an6erer 80lfer 5u
beoniprud)en, tpenn 6as 2ano nibt
qeniiaen6 anfgefldrt 1T, tint ollie re.
iiai0ie Ssntoleran5 gu befdmpfer uno
berett nn6 Itarf genl1g lit, ielbit Die
iduGditen ieiner @iirger 5l beidii-
hen. @ir ber6ammen Die S6ar1ota-
ten in @olen als Die eiees Bottles I'M.
piiroiq, 6as es magt, fi6 5iDilttert
al nen11en nno eriu6en Die groben
Notioner, sic iebt 1T e~rrtiten Ger,
bon6lunger begriffen itno, I'M ba1t'
ern6en Grieoer lnb @erehttgfeit pte'
6erber5uitenen, Sbritte 5u TIN, Sc.
ben uno Giigertltm at iduben nr10
rtht 1t11r Ben SS1lber ii Golet1. iorr-
oern 6e1n goIfe eines ieben @Int-
ber1sbefenntniiies IN eirer1 iebe11 San.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-12

Die MiIh Ser Meni9er1liebe Im1ft
our1 teir1e Observation-Disclosures.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26
Nueces County is
Asked to Aid in
Galveston Bonds

q.
1890 ~ i''''''"sn' H'', ~
rves ep'h'l nlf' H,N'n '',''ui'n'
taN'nh wv 1919 W wv v"pnl - Xxx
p"'. = 'oNns 'Nii"ui,' 'li'ltHu'l'n' "n,."
~ n' .,,h'f,,'N N"N'inn't y wv
'''"N NY N'',1 ~. ~, ~
,'n',' W.
~ ~ W.. Puih.' "'''
'n'' wv 'Nh'f'N M"H'' N' n''f' "'
."i"'hr ol ~. "nr '"Nn'F "il'Nt
~ ,tl,'" ~ ioi'"NN'
~ ~ 5000
=" F"s N,'n'I
VI F"N'it'Fi ''n. F.lNl ,olhllih
Hn",l 'hN ,iii'ii'- hI' I" Pr N"''o UPON
w ~, i"up'f Ni i'N" Nnpn th-N'
n'l'n'' iN ol' Hnihoil1lnk W"
'l'l' ~ u' WV '"1hif ana GUY 81 'f'l-
W ~" 2" Tot iN'Nn.
WIZ iH tsN 'FHffEi' gu i've ~
"v''nlH '"l wy iNlNlNt so Ei'n'. NUM-
~ im' S'' wiz wy hi.'hW't,IH ,t''
htH :" " ,nhN.'i NhAl '"'' ~ if P'"
~ '''N "hn 'iiaf una
iNfN N'"h' VIII nt.r r" ply 'h' 'AN
h'''T. Hif ~ '"" N'nnN ~"
enc VINO oW '4iri'e NH. 'lu' pl ,''i.
,rs,nn co.'nl VIII hh,' 10 n'f hnN plfil
"i ihr N't' uiH'r' Vow N'I' 'nh' w"
w .onT Ni vow aion i'"F ne pl1 IN 2
p.Hi.'n 20 .'iiA 'h 'N'W HpN''na'N't
,n NllpiVN'NN y !.
iinHe 10. filt ,'i-iii'li''n Nin N.su
Nl.l Wy. ". ,''"h "i WV
'' wv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26
CORPUS CHRISTI COTTON
EXCHANGE.

Atkinson & Co Wire. "Ginncrs re-
port generally expected around four
million; condition report will be Is
sued on 81"
Alex Lyman q Co Wire: situation
depends on Immediate future OF char
acter OF ginning report this morning
at a. m and after that on technical
condition Of the market unless opinion
shapes up strongly regarding pending
pctoher condition report on a. our
idcn ls that while further strong bulgea
are likely they will probably be fol-
bowed boy reactions"
Government Glnncrs Report shows:
Cinned up to October rs. $4,000 W..
.S54. 900 up go October i. ana vs.. g.
$40 0Op that was ginned up 20 October
as last year Texas Einned eI3N31
Weather Forecast Western Belt
Louisiana and TeNns-pnrt cloudy "a
cloudy. Arkansas Tonight cloudy
local rains in north portion cooler,
sunday cloudy Okahomn- Cloudy
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26
Genera! Markets
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Yesterday
Open Close close
Dec. ..1.e6 ar l.257snM i26M nfA
May .123M a u t22fs az l23sa ~ 70
OATS
Yesterdays
Omen Close close
Doc. .7iNml,i .Gii. nv hid
Nav .74mT3I "a "a mh
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26
NEW YoaK rUTuREs.
Nsw oaLeANs oorToN.


rs Tile Associated prcsa
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 2s--iower
prices ieyels were hrounhi about u
ihe cotton mnrkri today hs selling pn
eWlraRod hN thc CON SHINING lur this
last periol Momcniauly 900 Tie FIRST
call. a good demand Was ftlt nni
prices rose . tn go points on u but
immediately motor scVrro aeNluN plnt
sure was fclt and there was quick
drop 81 over aaif cent g pound A.
fhs, lowest ot the dew the trading
months were Is to go points undrr the
riosc az Yesterday Lust price, wefr
NOT 'osscs for Tie day of go 20 81
points
While tine rinninr 70 'intnnnf iN ~
1879. ia2 haics was small. compared
with Emo OUTPUT 10 fne s1mc inte ir
preceding years % made the ioiHt
uunntiv OF cotton turned our durl1s
ihe noriad 3O7t 2fa hqics AGAINST g.
0g7 $50 bales during the some period
LAST veur.
golllne was furiher encouraged hN
The dry and warm weather rroveillnr
over tho bolt and prospects of con
iinuod favorable weather on the winnie
over SUNDAY.
hieVu rANe FttTU9Fs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26
corroN SEED OIL.

NN Tho NFNOVIufOI TFFHH
NEW YORK. oct % Cotton seed
oil was quite with prices easier under
scattered local selling ON the poor
showing Ina cotton and Wall street
Tinnl prices we're five 10 10 points net
lower FOR leading deliveries. Sales ~
200 harrcis Tenders 1900. Prime
crude 1SbOmi900; prime summer vel
low spot 5000 asked; October 240N ,
December 2l7Si March 2310 all hid.
Primo summer yellow and Summer
white nominal
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26

son a.0e5000: last scnson 2Oi0. 900
crop lint last season ll.e0S 900. Press
adVices from Washington ARE 20 the cf-
feet that the government mny seize the
mines u men quit on November ! and
probably invoke war time act 20 goep
up production drastic action ~ favored.
Labor lenders say "a general walkout
viii follow anti-strike legislation, he
present situation appears serious.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26
o'poWo AND GIBBONS
MATCHED FOR FIGHT

By Tho Associated Press
Sr' PAUL Mimi. Oct 25--Milge
O'Dowd 81 St. Paul. midaleweight
champion. and Mike Gibbons, also Of
81. Paul. uspimnt Cor the title were
matched here toby 90 fight ten
rounds az the ST. Paul auditorium on
November 2f.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26
Three Red Cross
Men to Rockport

g. W Jones lr HWgh hergs and
" r.. orr have gone go RuckpOfi
Nhpfo they win go oNcr the work OF
tho Rcd Cross thora with he lnnal
committee Thoy ogk with them two
division accountants who VIII rvmain
n Rooltport.
Mr. Jones Mr. ilcrgs and Mr. Orr
will also visit Fort Arkansas and Arnn-
sas paas 10 meet with thc local com
mittees before returning to Corpus
Christi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26
II. & B. BEER


Established isTe--Now Orleans. La.
Cotton Stocks. Grain, Provisions. Cot
ton Seed, OIL Sugar and Coffee.
Members OF New Chleena Cotton FIX
change New orleans Future Brokers
Association. New York Produce Ex-
change. New Yor', Stock EXCHANGE
New York Cotton i,xchnn-c Now YORK
Coffee Exchange. en- ,cnro ifonrd OF
Trade. Associate Mcmhcrs of LIVER
pool Cotton Association.
special nttertion given 20 the execu.
ton tf or'sare on Tho nhovo exchanges
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26
SHARP BREAKS
IN COTTON AS
LABOR RESULT
Nervousness Over Present
Situation Causes Unset
tied Market.

fN 10 ANNNN lNfUN i'fN.lN
NfW YORK.. Oct 25- Notvuuaness
owes iNf laN1r situation seemed tn nr
.IsfffNHg tonfdUncu ln fln cotton
muket .hla mofn.Hg aud prices molu
Sharply un1rf rchNfiuN or liquidation.
DncomNef ceutrgrts sold uff to $500.
ar Ns na|uts nos lower ard closed ut
$500. with the vcusrii 1855 cloeiqe easy
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26
LIGHT SENTENCE FOR
TAR AND FEATHERS

LONDON Lieutenant r r. Wrigh'
received a light reprimlnd hut no loss
90 nay Ger demotinp nu his plea a
gniity in - tar and feathers case. lie
said the whole affair had cost him
only twelve pounds and he had great
satisfaction for the amount Of money
spent
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-26

Britain IS building the largest dirigi-
bic IN the world II VIII carry ak air.
planes for rs own protection and use
aerial ifeboats. as II were.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
BURIAL AT BARRE
Following Arrival of Leon ]. Counters
Body from Florida

The funeral of Leon j. Counter, who
died at Deland, Fla, last Friday OF tu-
bercular meningitis, was held from the
home Of G. A. Heath, l69 Washington
street. this forenoon at $3.50 o'clock, the
body having reached Barre last night,
accompanied by his wife Rev B. G.
Lipsky of the Heddng Methodist church
officiated, and the bearers were three
brothers, Oliver. James w and George
Counter, and Fred f. Heath of Barre.
Interment was in Hope cemetery, There
were many relatives and friends present
at the service
Mr.. Counter was born at Lyme, n, H.,
June I, 1870, being the son of Oliver and
Sarah Kinney Counter, and the greater
part Of his life was spent in Barre and
Montpelier He was tool sharpener by
trade, having served his time in that oc-
cupation at the Innes & Cruickshank
plant in Barre For some time he was
engaged in the granite business in Mont
pelier He leaves his wife. who was May
Heath, and an adopted daughter; also
three brothers, Oliver Counter of Lyn-
donville, James w. Counter of Montpel
ier and George Counter of Burlington;
half-sister, Mrs Eugene Bresham of
Blackhall, Conn. Among those attending
the funeral were two nephews, William
Counter of Weymouth, Mass, and Ar
thur Counter of Windsor.
Because of i'll health Mr. Counter had
spent the winter in Florida as he had
done the previous winter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
Four Year Old Boy Fell Into Pail of Boil
ing Water Containing Potash.

Rutland, April 22.-Henry frankie.
wiczz, four, year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Frankiewiczz, was fatally
burned by falling into a pail of boiling
water which contained potash.
The young boys mother was using
the water and potash to clean the floor
of the room in which Henry and his
little sister, Ida, were playing with q
toy hoe, when the little girl let 60 of her
end Of the hoe, causing Henry to fall
backwards, directly into the pail Mrs.
Frankiewiczz, whose back was turned,
heard the screams and in moment had
pulled the boy out Of the pail. but not
until he had been terribly burned all over
his back, from his shoulders to his feet
Drs Gale and Ball were summoned and
after dressing the burns, the j. B.
Stearns ambulance was summoned and
the child was taken TO the Rutland hos
pital, where he died Saturday afternoon.
The family has lived in Rutland about
five years, coming to the city from Po.
land. Besides the sister, Ida, the parents
have another boy four weeks old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
NO DISCUSSIONS
AFTER MAY Is
German Delegates to Versailles May
Seek Ratification by Their Govern
ment But No Plebiscite Will
Be Allowed
Be Allowed.

Paris, April % (Havas) Discussion
of the peace terms by the Versailles con-
gress after the Germans are called in
will not be continued longer than May
Is, the Echo de Paris to-day declares.
The Germans win be required TO sign
the peace conditions, subject onlyf rati-
fication by their government, the allies
not consenting that these conditions
shall be submitted to plebiscite, it
adds.
The Paris press expresses satisfaction
at the speedy subsistence of the furry
over the question of what German dele
gates should come TO Versailles. The
deduction is drawn that the only thing
necessary to bring about the failure Of
such dilatory maneuvers by the Ger
mans is to speak clearly and firmly to
them.
It is pointed out that the only benefit,
if there be any, which Germany has
secured is to delay the opening of the
negotiations for a few days. The solu-
ton is attributed by the press Of all
parties to the energetic attitude of the
entente, which is accounted good omen
for the success of the Versailles negotia
tons,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-22
REPATRI4TING 100000
RUSSIANS IN GROUPS
American Army Medical officers Have
Begun the Work Which Is Expected
to Be Conn 'eted in About
Six Weeks.

Coblenz, Monday, April 2l (By the As
sociated Press The task OF repatriat-
ing approximately 100000 Russian pris-
oners in the twenty camps in Germany,
which have been under the supervision
of American army medical officers, be-
gan few days ago, according to word
received by the branch Of the American
Red Cross here, and is expected to be
completed in about six weeks.
The Americans connected with relief
work among Russian prisoners number
more than 1000. The principal duties Of
the Americans are to see that the Rus
slams are properly fed and to supervise
camp sanitation. Food shipments, han
died by the American Red Cross, have
been passing through Coblenz for several
weeks, but these will cease soon and it is
expected that within two months all
American missions and soldiers in Ger
many, who have been connected with re.
lief work among Russian prisoners, will
be out of enemy territory.
Allied relief work at the various Rus
sian camps was decided upon several
months ago by the allies as precaution
against half a million Russians return
ing to their native land and joining the
bolsheviki. Under the plan that is being
followed, the Russians are being re.
leased in small groups, sent to various
parts of the country and transported to
their homes. In this way, officers be-
lieve, there is no danger Of them joining
the bolsheyiki in large bodies.