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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-17

LONDON, Feb. lT.-Internat tional-
ization Of the Dardanelles was deoid-
ed upon definitely Nv the allied sup
RENE council today. Details Of the
control. however. have not been
worked out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-17
GERMANY GIVEN
PRIVILEGE TRY
ACCUSED THERE
Allies to Notify Berlin Gov
ernment - Holland Told
She May Intern Kaiser

LONDON, Feb. i7.--Germany has
been informed she may try the mes
accused by the allies. while Hollanc
may intern William HohcnEullern ano
satisfy the allied powers. Notes a.
this effect have been sent 20 Berlin
and The Hague by the supreme allied
council
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-17

LONDON, Feb. THREAT Britain
has instructed Admiral dc Robeek a.
Constantinople 10 announce there
that the allies decided not 20 dePr,vs
Turkey cf Constsntinoplc. The adj
miral was instructed 90 say the peace
treaty may be considerably modified.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-17
HUGHES DENIES use
OF HIS NAME in The
NEBRASKA PRIMARY
0y The 4 ,soriated rressl

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. l7.-Charles
Evans Hughes has written County
Clerk Dewey asking him not to pro-
eeed with plans TO put Hughes name
in the state primary as a candidate
for the republican nomination for the
presidency.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-02-17
WEATHER

Tonight and Wednesday rain; mod
rate easterly to southeriy winds.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

s~fiu1rnqeber oiiees Diitriifftg aet1eii lyt
ffir1b, MID Hi sic Office oes Meprdliflen.
tautern 6es atpeiittes,n Dses A46. legislla-
tipen Diffrifg mieoer5ulpaiibblen, tper-
Sc "a, nod Dem Stants-Aapitol pbne
irqe1lo peelde seiieIn gebe1t mo tper.
Sc a,aeg gon mei,1eg Diftrifg per-
5ttr 1es,sr
Sc lit bas @eridt i'm ga1t3en Di-
ltrifftt iii un1lauf aeiebt tDorben, bob
ih eth Stint 8niingiersMutomobil
BON 9tabItruIt erbalten b1itttte, Inn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
.~cidb6ntenccs Defur,teltt,

+ EEHSaESE4Eg$ EJ5I5E@G3
Ser 5traBbltrger u@I{aiier1 berid-
tef, Dab atff 8efeH Ser 5rnnaofer
dnn1flihe oe,1tiden @rab6enfmaiIer
nnf ben 5hlahtfeIoern bon 1870 ab-
gebroben mer6ert, 10 meitt iiie ser Sill
lerftirmerei bonn Mobember 1918 ent-
gangen iin0. Mber aatdf1 6en nod fri.
iden @rdbern in BEN gogefen unb
ben @eoenflteiner aus 0em lebter
arieg gebt es 11i9f beiier. ueber Die=
es robe Sretben idreibt oag aena1r1-
te 8latt: NSab man I'M JribIinq
gum 8eiipieI III Der nmgebun1q 6es
Dononiattelg url6 Defenders diff Dem
Msege gum Heinet1 Conan aablreiihe
@raber gefalfener oertiidder Rriieger, )
frift man iebtt MN nod ga1ta ne
nige On, 0enr1 mad u11o mad tneroet
0ieie nit einfa9en 5teiner einaefaBz
ten g%rnbifdtten Die auf eir1ern GeIs-
Hid am &opfenoe getpSbnIid Sic ST.
i6rift trugen: Gin beutiher Ariiee-.
gel, gsgapfere 8eutfde1 urb 70 Dei=
tel, Der Gr6e gIeidger1ndt sic Sc
oet1ftafeln beifeife getuorffm sic SSn
l6riH, iofern lie ii Elm iii goben
feittDuraelnbes 6ellsifttuiidf einqeIafien5
tDar, a~ltsaefrabt. Nur nit ben Ord
bern oe11tider Rrieger berfdiibI1rf mon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Grnitcs 1%11ahn1pert.

u2dBt uns Sic offenbare Cathode
uusipre6en: Snfolge Der Mns11lieB=
ing BET Religio11 aus ben 51nlen
Mmeriiffas iit Mneriiffa nit an feinen1
ntaterielen Gortibritte auf oem We-
&c 5r BEN, mas TIT bbdellfen JanIles. Elm
gebil6etes 9eioentum lit. @oH nno
|@britus merber1 a11g Dem 2eben lei.
rer 8iirger gebrdngf neil @ott nr155
gbrtitus aus ben 5hnlrGiilln1en Der
6rdt1G meroen, III bieoie Climber unof
Die Sngen6liden 6eg 2aftbeg gepreBt
ner6en. @enn ibr Der1n m,HiniIdt, SOB
cure Wlaartner nnb 6rn1lef1 Ser gu
furh mpfere @ntboIifen tperoen, 10
ididf eiire &iin6er III bie fntboliide1
5sSd1Ien;; belief 6ieie 56l1le11 Git nm
terbnlfen nn6 at enttpiideln. Die Sir
de ferttt lire geoiiirfminfie; tie 51u6oertt
Dor feirer W1nibe Dor ffeirem Spfer,
lin allen ibren @RIIeiiren eine fatbpIi=
fhe g~r5ieIb1ing 5u bringen. @atboIifd)e
.G1tern, ferloett eure Climber al ben to-
tboliidlen S5d1ILIlen. @dtboIifen anau
mol, nehmet ein tiefeg S%ntereiie al
Dem @erfe Ser fntbloItiffden graiebung,
Do Nun elire @iifthber nrtrnitte1b1r tire
@obltofer genieBen ODER ntd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

ben HI, oiesnm I'M piier5ebn Gage.
IDieIem geidfIIuB ber Suiibrer Der Berg
lel1te giing leiine 8efpred5uing 6ieier urlo
Der. gertreter Der @rubenbeiiser nit
Miniiterprdiiibent 2lopo George por-
aus.
Mat1 ert1partet tpesiitere Sdritte in
benz 8ensuiibB pa ben 5treit 5tpiihen
ben Aoblenberglel1te ur6 @rlbenbeit>
Bern Gnglanos bei5ulege1n unb ben
%brobenoen @rubenitreif, Der borldufig
muir aufgei1oben lit, nod gong ab5lis
nenben. Nad elmer 8eipredntng NIT
neutrality-suspicious. 2loD6 George er,
nannten beioe 8nrteien am 6reitngI IN
2onbon Musidlfe, Die tpeiter Iber
Die Gage nnterbnnDeIn iollen. Die Ste.
gternrg bofft INNER nod, 0aB Der
.5treif ~abgetpen6et ner6en fann. Ser
treter Der 8ergle1te bielten an Don-
neritng, rnd16em Die gemeinibaftH-
6rn nuterbanblnngen gum Stiuitanb
gefomnnen. mnren, cine mettere 8ero-
ting ab, obne in6es IN Der 5treiffra-
ge 81 ei1em gnti6luB gu fomrnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
SAleAt eelshnt.

Gen amerifanilden Columbus Nit
tern, sic sSrunfreih Elm StanobilD 2a-
fapette's geidenf baben, 1T ibre Ssyran
aoienltebe 1dledt gelob1t morben. Mls
Sic nit ser ueberrenbnng oes Dent
mails betra,ute MbprDnnng in Meb an
Ser Banfettufel iaB, erbob li9 elmer
Ser %qelabenuen 8aEe, Der friibere
&rieqsmirilter s5ranfrei9's, Mn6re
Sor6ieu, u11O belt ibne11 Dor, 0aB Die
Ser. 5toaten eigentlih retbhtt nenig
uriahe b6aihtten, auf ibre militdrii6en
grfolqe I'M 8eltfriege ltol5 5n fem.
Mhtaiq Bro8ent ser Slng5euge, Die Tie
berubf, babe Sranfreib geliefert uno
60 Yro5ent ibrer @ei9iiBe uno 80
Bro5ent ibres ge1amnten &riegsmate-
rials ieiien ebenfans bon Sranfreih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

III Sic BraiibIpear bon Granaoiien, obtpobl
fie feiil11sesrapesin non oen bunl1ls bort
iiegreiihen Deutihen gerlala 3 pietdt-
bon bergeriidftet nllroen, fDie pie fi lr
be1tihe @efalene, ldlBt man belteb1e1ntt..
Mlfo fanr eg bod MIR Der Mber oas
@rab binausreiden6e 0ationalbaB
iein, ber iolde. ieber Ariitli9en Gn1-
pfinouna bobniprede1oe Mnorbn1i1tg
befiehH, 50 obre cine oIde oieie II.
[Hema1ttii11hde 3eriitt0irl1ng niidbtt itaHfinlib,eern'
fSn1te. IS neroen iiber 6erortige
grnbiddnonngen nod bel idlim11e-
re Diinge er3dibIt. 50 iollen aGe Sc
beine ii groBe &iIten gefporfen uno
nit 2aitalltos fortgeflbrt poroenl
fein." @rieg Bis ins Grab bbinetn,
Rriea mott6er Cote! &ann eS Elm
Ebe1d1menberes Doful1ert nattonqler
B%errobl1rg gebe11 als bieies? nno
feline S5tim11e in Ser gan5en gefitte.
ten 8elt erbebt fiih, Inn gegen ei1e
oerartige 5596n0ung Ser Civilization
al prDteItteren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
N1mHcr rmhrie.

Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
Brobibitionspartei Muron 6. 8atz
fins, leiftete Senator &arbing, Dem
repnblifaniiGen 8an1ertrager, mentl
al19 nnbeabiibtigt einer beoeuten-
ben Dienlt. Or 5ablte IN elmer err
laiieren 0ffentliden grfldru11g Sena=
tor Soroing Sen yNaifen" al nno
redf)net nah bob Sar6ing I'M 5enat
nibt mettiger uls breiBig Mal geger
Observation-Disclosures geltimmt ba=
be. Inter anberem miro 5enotpr
Saroing bon Dem Dberapoitel Ser
grodener oas folgenbe n5unoenregi=
iter@ borgebalten:
st babe gegen ginfubrung SCI
Brobibition IN Ser 5ta6t @aibing=
ton nnb benz Diltrtf Of Columbia ge=
ifimmt, ferner gegen Grodenlegung
bon Horto Hfico nn6 iotpeit sic Gin
fIbrung Der &riegsprobibition in
J5rage fomme, 10 babe. 5e1tator @ar=
Ding nidt MIR gegen 5iefe geitimmt,
%fonoern mebrfab gegen oieielbe Ian
&c Re0en gebalten. SIM Nugult 1917
babe Saroing auBerbem fir oas &eeb
Mmen0ernent geItimmt bas berlangte,
oaB ebe ons 18. 8erfaiiungsamenoe-
ment ((nntionaIIep Hrobibitiom CUR
Drrdfiibrung gebro6t meroe, ben
5abrifanten nn0 &Gnblern nit geilti-
gen @5etrdnffen Der ibnen erpa9ie11e
Sba6en Dergiitet lperoen ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
6 1T eciideert.

@eil uber bas gan5e 2an6 erflingd
Ser 8abrfpru6: 8aS feierlibe Gefe.
renol1m lit geii6ert: 5enator Barrer
g. Sarbing. bat iib pettn rnoglib n11r
nod beltimmter ais in iei1rer Mnnab==
mereoe gegen ben ga115en Srteoensper.
traq bon 8eriuiles erflart, 6as Der,
brederi{6e Madtperf CUR @riinbnng
elmer Mhitdralian5 CUR Siderung Oer
&riegsbelte ser europdiiden entente
nit Sintaniebung aner Soeale, fnr
Sic nod Mngabe oes Brdiioenten WI-
ion Mmerifa angeblib in ben &rtea
eirtrat.
Senator Sarbing bat iih bon nno
nn5neibeutig anf BEN Stanopunft oe1
iogenonnten nnberiobnliden" IN oie-
fer Sabe, a11o Ser 5enatoren Sobnz
ion, 2oSonette, 8orab unb Wcgor=
Mid geftent.
Ser &anoioat Cor bat eingeleben,
6aB er nl1nmebr bas eigentli6e Siine
6eg 8abIfornpfes ni9t mebr Dermet-
sen Fam. gr felbit bot erf1Grt:
vSar6ing 1T gegen BEN 8ertrag UNI
gegen @intrtt in Sic bnrd 6ieien &c
i6aHene 2iga, i6 bin 6afiir nno fiji
gintriH."
8er am 2. Neobember an bent STE:
feren61tm mber 6ieie Grage ni6t tell
11immt, beridltmt feline 8iirgerpfli6f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

Iten 8olfe @eitelropas aiBerbalb Der
2iga nnb Der groBen ilapiiden ge-
5bolllferung brauBen;; NIT Chino ora1i-
Ben, 0as nit ieinen 400 Ql~iliore11
nidt beitreter mill nit ben breiblar.
bert Milionen S1oern braiaben, pie
tie alg ben Sein6 ibrer Soffnung auf
8efreiung anleben; nit ben 8oitera
Mrabiens, Meiopotat1ie1S, &leinali-
ems, Megppteus orauBen, Die lie lebig-
lid aIs &ndbalt fir iibre l4nterorit-
der betrahten, ml1B Die sligo 51iatn-
menltur3er .mie Elm 8al,, benz oas
Sunoament febIt. Die EatiaAe allen,
0aB Sranfreih 6arauf be6abt 1T,
Dentidlano unb &uBlanb bauer1to
n,ts Ser 2igu al balten, ferndetda1ef
ibren gbarafter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Halbleic 8~chauptuneen.

8oaig baltlos lit Die 8%ebauptung,
'@inbeit Ser 5pra6e, alio @iniprabig-
felt, lei nottpenoig fir einbeitlibeS
nationales Denfen; lei I'M b%eIonoern
cine Nohpe116tgfeit ooer unentbebr=
li9feit Ceiiential") oes Mmerifanis,
mus. Gie Sdpei5 1T 6relipra6ig, unS
fein 2ano fann ft9 elmer Doafommez
nere11 uno f%raftboaeren n%ationalen
@mbeit, elmer i90neren ginbeit I'M
nationaIen Denfen rMbmen ais 0ie
sic dltdte aller &~epublifen. un0 0ie
@e1bidte ser &ereinigten Staate1
ieIblt, Sic @efdidte oes groBen @rie-
ges, benefit es, bob giniprahigfeit
ni6t 8orbeoingung lit fir rationale
ginbeit.
Ser Mmerifanism11s ioa bon Der
8enuBung fremoer Spraden be0robt
fem? Sc miro 6aranf anfomme11, mas
man nnter uMmerifmismus" berltebt.
8en11 itarres Seitbalten an engliiber
2ebensform un6 Mni6auung, 8epurt-
oernng 11no Na9abmnrg uIes gng=
lii9en, 5u~frieoe1es @eben I'M britt
iden 2%eitieiI, oaru1ter gu Deriteben
i'll, Damn mag aueroings Der nMmeri=
faniSmus" einigermuBen be6robt iein
ourb Die 8enutung BON Spro6en, in
sbe1en anoere ats Gngldnber oe11fen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
21mr feinc Drehunecft.

IS 1T i9limm, mettn Elm &arDtoat
mabreno leiner &agne Drobl1n-
aen ausltobt. @s lit Dies immer bog
fiderlte 3ei6en, bob er ielbit an le1-
11enr @rfolg 5meifelt.
Serr Cor l9eint auf benz Ynnfte
ongelongt 5u iein. 8enn 9arolng ge-
mdblt miro, iagte er Dor etn1gen Sa-
aen, merbe er 6as 2ano bereiier nno
Ser gep0Iferung er5dblen, bob er nit
nnterltusung oes prooentiden gle
ments gepablt moroen lei. 9arnnter
mill er ratirli6 in eriter 2inie Die
Mmerifaner oeuti6er Serfunft per-
itanoen baben. 9err @or petB gar5
aenau, oab oieie pro0eutid IN oem
bon linn gebraudten Gimme ni9t lino.
@or aaem aber peiB CT, 6aB es Die.
5elben Mmerifaner 0el1tI6er SerfnnTTt
iinb, 6enen er es in anereriter 9inte
au peroanfer bot, bab er @o1Derrelr
bon Ohio getporoen lit; Die er iabre=
lang getGu1dt nno bintergangen bat.
Sbne sic 8emiibmngen zines befann=
ten oeutiden 8ral1ers mare .@or ME
mails 6er erite 8eamte 0es 8ndepe=
itautes %getpproen, un6 obne Die bon
ieinen 8%ertral1e1 nit faulen SEER
ipredungen i'm Sabre 1916 eri9libe-
ne unteritiibung Der 8dbler oenti9er
9erfunft batte er oamals cine ber=
nidtenoe Nieoerlage erlitten. Damtt
mare bann ieine poIitiibe 2aufbabn
mobl fir immer obgei6loiien gemeien.
@s lit fenn5ei6neno fir Sen @baraf=
fer bes Germ @or, Bob er ieinem 8eg
ner Sarbing beute Die unteritiibung,
Inn Die er ielbit iabrelang 10 eifrig ge-
norben, gum 8ortpurf ma6t. 5olan-
ge er ielblt sic 5timmen Ser @dbler
oeutider Serfunft baben fonnte, ma=
rem tie feline geidabten M%itbiirger, BE-
rem geroienite I'M Die gIdn5en6e @nt=
nidlung Sbios gar nibt bod genug
angeidlagen tperoen fonnten, beren
9atriotism1s Elm leu9tenoes GorbiIo
fir 6ie gat5e Nation mar. Seute tper-
Sen iie bon BEN gororgaren ais SUN.
men nn6 Q~bf0mmlinge bon 9unnen
be5etdnet, uno SER Cor freut iib
bieies berd6tIi9en Ereibens. 8eil er
Boff, es tonne feinem @egner Mbs
bru9 tun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Nprb6attidlanb.

Berlin. Gie aus Der 8erliner
l1niperiitatsfIinif geitoblener @ifte,
beren' Beri6ninoen al,s Dem 2abora-
forum oes Brofeffors 2etpin 10 biel
Muffeben madten, baben ib iber-
raidenoertpeile nieoergefun0en. Cine
8lSral, Die 6abrgait II Der Inter
%grnnobabn nar, fano fie nabe benz
&otsoamer Hlab in eil1em &arton,
Der i'm 8agen liegen geblieben nar.
Die Grau lieferte ben &nrton an Der
Slnolteae ab, mo- Ser Snbalt bon ben
8eamten als Die geiu6ten @ifte, Dee
rem iid 0ie 9iebe entle6igt baben, err
fannt mnr6e. gs febIen Erofefior
2etpin MIR nod 5pei Glaiden nit Nr=
.ienif.
@effalen.
&altern. 80 Mm Sonntag ben s.
5eptember, fan6 auf Dem Mnnaberg
BEL &altern sic Seier bes 3OOi6bri
gen 8eitebens Der 8aafnbrt gum Mn=.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
0as Kartcnhans Scs DSlz
f~erbmnccs.

5ranfrei9 bat erfldrt, oaB 3euti9=
Ianb our 2iga Der Nattonen ni9t 51t<
gelaiien merben tpiirbe, Bis es Ben
gerpflidtungen, bte linn ser 8ertrag
bon 8eriaiqes auferlegte, in Donem
nmfange nadgefommen lei, idreibt
Der Seem Sort Mmericn1. Sic Ser
pfli6tungen, pel6e ibm 6ieier Ser
frog auferlegt, fino cine o~ffenfun6ige
8erlebung Der 8nffenitilitanosbeoin-
gnflgerL I'M @ertraltet1 nnf Die oag
oe1tfde 8of einpiIigte, sic @affert
1ieoer5nlegen unb biIfIos. Dor ben Na-
tionen 5u mer6en, nuf 6eren Gbrge-
fiiH es 5u iebr Dertrant bnfte.
Sober Derninftige Menib out @r-
ben DeiB ieBt, Bob bie geoingurgent
beg @ertrages BON Derfai1es iih ME
tperoen erfiiqen lniien. Gs miro aud
1ieman6, oeiien llrteiI ettpas inert III,
Dffentli4 bebaupten ipoQen, 6dB Ser
8ertrag bon Beriaiues III bielen SCI.
Didtigiten Bunfte ourbgefuiibrt mer-
ben TONNE. 8enrt bus oeutfhe BoIf
aus Der 2iga Der Natio11e1 fe%rtgebnI-
ten miro, Big es ole 8eoingu11qe, 6es
8ertrages mod fran35ii{der MusIe-
gilf1g erfInt fat, oartt miro es ries
mails our 2iga 3ugelnffer tperoen.
Jreilib bus lit es, mas 6ranfreih
beabfidtigt unb 6as miro innerbaB
tpeniger Sabre, feIbIt tperrft sic Ser.
5taaten Der 2igo Der Notionen bei-
trete1 fonten, Der Sob ser Giga fem.
Sert1 es 1Diir6e Elm flares 8eiipieI If
rer i1neren 2eere Iiefern nuo eli
0eutlider 8eipeis oafiir iein, oaB nit
Der @riinolng nidts a.oeres beab-
fidtigt prr6e, aIs eirte 3tpeite 9eiIiqe
adian5 gu biI6en; cine MIiot15 at Of
fenfiben 1tr1b 6efenfibet1 3fpefen tint
Sranfreib i1n6 England Ben geft
0effen 5l fibern, mas fie felt benz Rrie-
&c aeitobIe1 Baben.
Mit Ser aabIreidifet geb0IIferung
ilno benz beit e~raoeenften 1tnb tiidtig-l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
@ieber rnhta III Stalien.

Som, 2. Sft. SSn Der Snouitrie
Staliens febrt almdblih tpieoer Nrbe
unb Dronuag Elm. Nqerorten tperoen
Die 5eittpeilig bon ben Mrbeitern Be-
ieBten 5abrifen ben 8eiibern mieber
5nrudgegeben, Die finben, 6aB Die
@erffe I'M @roBen unb @an5en m gu
tent Stano geblieben iinb.
@elegentIid elmer 9ebatte iber Ell
ne 8orlage, Die @eriddrffnng Der
.5trafen fir @affentragen boriiebt,
fldrte Miniiterpraii0ent @iolith an
Donneritag I'M Sennt, er beabii6tige,
ben 8iiirgern ~uberbaupt ale Waffen
ab%5unebmen.
Ser fir5li6 IN @enl1a bon Wntro-
len bei6lngnabmte 9ampfer &o6ofto,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

fatboliihe aiirhe tteen bie Js~oroerlllg
1ffniir Hui iIbre sestlgene Sade, Ir ID eige1es
I2ebfen, fuiir iDr eiigenes 8obI. aaBt
llng fit sic fatbolifden &iinber bon
bEtel1te iorgen; 10 miro fiiir bic &irde
Ser 3rfunft III Mnnerim geforgt .fDer-
ben. 2aBt inns Ole futboliihe Crate
hlng MIDI Derl1ndd 5lIdaiiIIiigen 8ern mir
oas tim, d pirb an Ser nlaffunft Der
Stride n 0Nlmeriiffn ner3ipeiffeH iDeroen
miiiiien. gr5biidof SSretd16.0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

5gigentnm ser @~rangelIlld,en Neeie.
rurlg in SIiibruBlanb it'll pie Cor
nale 0'SStalia mitteilt, BON ser Gegie~
rllng befhlagnabmt nno Dorldlfiig Der
.@aribal6i @enoifenfdaftliden 8erei-
nigung ubergeben norbem. Der Wta-
ftroienperbanb brobt, tpie aus gerllta.
beridtet miro, anIaBlih oer bon BEE
Megierrng in 3uiammenbang NIT PER
Mngelegenbeit angeororeten 8erbnf
tu1g bon AZ Matroien nit eiir1ein nA
gerreiren Streif Ser SeeIeut.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25
COUNT THE VOTE ON GOVERNOR

A week from now the people OF the
entire state Of North Dakota will have
received partial returns from the pri-
nary election. The returns at that
time will not be nearly complete.
It may be possible the day after the
election to determine with reasonable
certainty, or the issue may be left IN
doubt for days. Two things will de-
termine' the rapidity with which the
information which all the people will
want comes to them. First, there
will be the size of the majority OBJ
tanned by the leading candidates. IT
that majority Is large, the general re-
suit will be ascertainable much ear
Her than If the vote is close. Where
there Is a close vote the result is al
why's in doubt until practically the
entire state has been heard from. II
tho majority for one part is large,
there Is reasonable certainty while
many precincts are missing.
The second factor is the interest
which election omcials and county
auditors show IN making public the
vote in their territory on the central
feature Of the election, the contest
for tho Republican nomination for
governor.
In almost all county auditors
have displayed energy and activity
IN making public the returns from
their counties. But they cannot send
out rsturn until they get them. and
the responsibility for delay rests u.s.
uaily on those precinct officers who
have not suf1cient interest in serving
tho public to turn in their votes at
tho earliest possible moment.
Tho returns can be speeded up
greatly In. this coming election if
county auditors will send out an ur-
Cont request to all precinct officers
In their counties to make an infor-
NAL count Of the Republican vote for
governor Immediately after the polls
close, and to forward that vote at
once to the county seat. That will
take but a few minutes in each pre-
cinct, and II this were done in all
precincts It would be possible to have
O fairly accurate total on the vote
for governor in the entire state by
midnight on election night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25
WHY THEY DODGE.

Those who attended the LANCER
meeting at the auditorium in Grand
Forks on Wednesday evening have nc
difficulty in understanding why
Townley and his l~ieutenants are un.
willing to meet LANCER on the plat.
form. Only n explanation is pos.
sible. The statements which Mr..
LANCER makes, which are so damnine
to the league management AID the
state administration, are true, and
the Socialist speakers are afraid to be
confronted with these statements and
required to deal directly with them
before the same crowd that hears
them made by their sponsor. .
The statements which Mr.. LANCER
makes with reference, for instance, ia
the Observation-Disclosures bank deal
the ValleyCity bank deal and the
Sank of North Dakota. are true OF
false. If they are true, we need a
cleaning up in the state administra-
ton at Bismarck, and we need. as
LANCER puts it, the return of the
state capital from St. Paul to Big
marck. We need, moreover, c
to the records of these several :csti-
tutlons, which Is at present. denied in
order that there may be submitted in
legal form in the criminal courts the
evidence on which men who have
c%onspired to defraud the state may be
prosecuted and. dealt with a. their
ohenses merit.
If those statements are false. tina,
TACT can be established. Mr.. LANCER
makes no general charges. He doe.
not qualify his charges. He presents
no hearsay testimony. He does not
tell what he thinks or suspects. He
makes SPECIFIC statements Of what he
says he knows. He supports his
statements by documentary evidence
which anyone interested is at liberty
to examine. If his documents are
forged or faxed. that fact can he
shown in a few minutes. The Socia,;.,
leaders are afraid of LANCER. They
have adopted every within
their power to discredit him. Thew
know that they could put him ont NJ
This campaign in an hour and could
start him on his way to the peni.
Tertiary merely by showing before an
audience of North Dakota citizens
tina the charges which he makes are
false and the evidence which he
brings in support Of them ia m,,u
featured.
Why do they not seize this oppor-
tunity? They dare not undertake It,
Ihey know that the charges ara tr,e
the evidence authentic. There
tofe tney shirk and dodge, and meet
specific statements with s-eneraltties.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-25
ARE THEY LOST?

What has become of the Socialist
s~pellbfnders? Some of them seem to
be missing, and there appears to be
no means OF locating them. It is re-
ported that Mr.. Townley has failed to
keep WI or three speaking engage
ments within the past few days, and
that no explanation of his failure to
appear was given to those who had
attended the meetings in the expec-
tation of hearing, him. DR.. shipstead.
defeated candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor of Mime
sofa. was billed to speak at a picnic
at ~starkweather on Wednesday, ac-
companied by others Of the Minnesota
contingent. Several scores Of people
attended the picnic and listened to a
few other speakers who undertook to
entertain them, but shipstead and
his party did not arrive. The crowd
was assured several times that Ship
stead and his associates were coming
by airplane, and that they would ar
rive soon, but they did not come, ana
1t developed that no one at the picnic
knew where they were. 1t was
learned that, without explanation.
shipstead had failed to keep another
engasement day or % earlier.
WhSther Towniey. shipstsad, ct Il.
have flown 90 high that they are un-
able TO come down OF hayeg1nst some
other dire fate. nobody seems TO
know.
There would have been no missing
q engagements N North Dakota by
these people had the TownIsy orxsni-
Ation scored the success n tlinnesota
which ~ expected. The plans wsre
III laid for the transfer ~ practicaIiy
the entire force 81 workers Who have
sbeen cempAigntng IN llinnesota ia
srNorth uakota field. The news IL
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