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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Giae ,pan,iekopfise per-
brraerbannr.

Ser Sdredcn Der Sh0nbduier
8outa0t. ihrcht Ole SdgI. Runo.
bnu, mar lei; nlehr ol$ einen boil
ten Sabre eiue &erbreberbnuoe, Die
ans Is 4Rduntrn mo > tSrnueu be-
itano. 9lrd) lnnlnilenoe 4RaBnab.
men gcIona eS lctt Der RriniinolpO-
li,ei. Die Snnre 5n preugen un0
;3 ilrer Wfngli,6- bInter ShloB
mo Hieael 5u ,esei
Iie 8erbrcd,er plilnoerten na-
ncntlid in Dem StnotpierteI Dor
Dem Sd0nbouier Dor 6cbriteiL
8ertitdtteu. @ribditsrdlune. l5huei-
Scritllbm un0 Oergleidlcu aus. SSu
6ic 3cii ser R0r5unriIbeu talt nod
lbre 9Iu5rGlibEna oes @drenbadleS
SoIomon IN DER Sdo lbauier alice
Gen 8ipiel Der ,yrehbctt nber
creid)te Die &nnoe nit eInem 2In-
id)Iag aui cine A1onigiabrit in ser
8appel.Alee 9tah cinem Souj-
trdlthen seq Die gun,e 9nuoe NIT
HCpolueru iuo BiitOlen bemaiiuet
oortbin. lpcrrte DIE Strube ab uno
pliinorrte 10 ln9e.tort nod &er5enS.
luit.
@ei ibrcn GrntittIuuaen iteIlte
ole ariminolpoli3ei ouh feIt, ooB
es NlitgIieoer oicier 9unoe pareu.
sic oen SohIpnl0uoIer Mar Rein.
bdrot ans Der 0reiienbugenr Stra-
be erihoicn. INT Inn 81 berauben.
9ei einem ,}tlnmnenlein Der 0on.
DC in elmer &ullhe Dattc elm Ranu
pon ibr 5u mchycren anberpn, oar
uutcr euem 9Ichciter Yaul Salon.
Qc1lIBert ~lns Ging in Der 8rei.
leuhagcuer SirlBe bitten lie ooh
rgeorebt" Gicicy aoriom mar
trot aGcs Nod)iorihungeu nidlt
mcbr 5u iinocn ISu GroIffurt Il.
0i wurOe er meQen 5abrraooieb'
ltablS ltltgcnommen mo 5u iefs
.Qtpnn.en ojellnlnis perurtcilt. Gle
@crliner arinlinolpoIi3ei perfoIgte
Sicic Spur. mo Is ergob iid). oaB
Der @erurtcilie hcn Nomen ieines
9ruoerS Jrnu5 iHiBbrnu1t bdtte
ino IN @irfli6tctt Der BON ibr ge-
Iubte Raul Gnrlotu III.
Y}it GarIotu, Der lett 3ur 4bur.
teiIiIuO oortbin eebrnd)t tpurbe, lpu-
rem al oem Anidlag auf Reiubaro
3mei q .uio % Sabre oIte Mr.
beitsburihen Rrinbolo 9eppn uno
Sous Soder betriligi. 9odcr tpnroe
ebcntails feitgenortriien. 2e0pn tpiro
nit feds anberen WitaIieSern Der
San0c nod 9eiudt
Zen llcberioIl nuf oen Goblen-
pGuoler nernbreoeten Die orei nuf
Tnem lan5booen IN Pnnfop, oils
'ic bort ibr IesteS 8eIo ousaegeben
botten. Ger oIte Jieilbaro, Der aui
icincm aobIeuboi ielbit Radtpnfe
1lelt. tseil Inn mieSerboIt uon
GlnbredjcrH Gleintiere aeltublen
Woroen tDoreu, puroe in jener Der.
hongniSpoIIen Raht burh oaS Nm.
id}logen icines Sunoes aiifiriertIair.
Ter Suno elite tIdiieuo on ocu
3oiu unb itcdtc ieinen Rupf ourd,
eln Sod binouS. Rit cinem aopi.
ltnb ittedte Elmer Der Ginbred)er
ibn nieoer Gnnu ornneeu ale orei
nuf oen aohlCnbof Elm. MIS- Retu-
bar0 ficb ibncu nit Der Yiitolc crt.
1egcniteIltc, idoiien iie ihn ore; 8u-
9cIr in Die 9riit uno in oen Riif.
fen, 10 baB cr suinnimcnbrud), uno
toIo oorauf i'm aronfrr,bouie Itarb.
Nor icinen Sohnr. ocr 6urt oie
Shiiiie IN ictner de1cnijberlieacr.
ben Wobnlin9 gfmqft morhen tpar.
frgril'en Die einbrcdpr nnter Ore
onn9cn nit ncn Tiitnlcr Die Sludt
mo cutfoncn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Aieherfaube bereii.
SIM Saaa, II. ssebr.

Efr1 1SH sSudg, II. ,SeUI.
Die anttport Der nieoerIdnoiIher,
9legiering ouffoie neue 9fote Der
@nte11te bctreff6 oes eben1oliget
9eutlfen aniiers ion in ben aller.
nddIter SaSen obgeben. @ie per'
Iautet, miro sic Regierung it ihrer
Rote Die friibere @eigeriing, ben che
maIigen Wonorden aus5uliefert
ipieoerbolen, fid boaeser bereit er-
tlGren. Der 6orberlrng gu entiprehen,
oen @rfaiier f6orf 81, iibertpaden.
Wfan gIoubt in onttIiten 3reiien in
SoIIott6, 6af, 8ilbelm bon Soben5ol,
Icrn Sic abiidt bot. in 0corn, mo er
iih ongefouft bot, Teiuer 2ebenss
o6enb Sit beihlieBen; man glaubt
ferner. bnB Sic gntente 'id) oarnit 5l''
frie6en geben tperoe, ipenn Die ME
oerl6rSiihe Reeierltna in bieIenl
isoIle bic Berontrportilng fir i'm
iiberutmnrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
@0lft in Sulutll.
Duluth. 0Ginr., Is. TScbr

Duluth, YSinu., 1S. iScbr.
Set ltngeidhr elmer @od)e piIeate
elm Hliocl 8olfe nIln1dtIlh i'm lpeIt.
lidlen @noc Der Stu0t Duluth.
Wtinn. oufjutauden. 5rob aller 9c.
miihungeu gelang es crit i'll Ser Rad)t
bon Gicustog ailf Wtitnpoh aus oent
RloeI non gpoIf Stiid einen @oIi
ourd einen ShuB 3u crlcgeu. eincn
Siueitcu nn5uitieBen uno cineu oritten
i'll elmer 8rube 5it fangen. 3rpci 20.
li5llter nit Shneeihuhen unNC5cmeh.
rem bottcn icoe 9taht oie betrciienoe
8egeno Gao. 9lpeuue Welt ln0 s.
StraBe) patrouiIIirt. obne gum
Sd)ub in tonlmcn obqleid, Iie per.
idlieocntIif 6e3 9flioel5 III 9tebcnItra
Ben alliidltig ipuroen.
Celtrnit erh0ht 9Obnc.
Chicago, 10. ,Sebr.
eiemdB elmer heutiaen 9lnfiiuoi
0Iung erbdlteu II 900 9lngcitcllte Der
Stanooro Oil so. bon Snoluna am
/. Ndr5 einen 2obn5uihIaq BON elf
Ero5cnt. SSiir alle Sdlid)tcnarbciter
miro ein 9Ihtihn0cntoq einaeiiibrt,
bel ieh@td8iger @odcnorbeit.
SeadDen in Iarua.
Stofbolm, 10. sSc6r.
Hnut elmer Oepeihc aus 0ellinq.
iorS puroeu in Narpa. 9tor0rpeit.
RuBlnnb. uno ougren5enoen Giitrif.
ten 10000 Grfranflugen an Sled,
iicbcr uno Gpphis berihtet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Spareus Don Trnfpnpisr.
glaibilIgton, II. ,Sebr

sNdfplll9fon, II. tyeUr.
Abgeoroueter ,suIler (Rep.) BON 81.
linois reidte ON Wontog I'M Gon'
greB cine Borloqe Elm, tpclt9e tdalid,c
3eitlngcn aui iedls5ebn. Sor,,tnaS'
ausgaben ouf ohtunooierBia Sciten
beidr1nfen tpiirbc. ,siir 3citihriiter
III Die Soditqren3c ouf bunoert Sci
ten feitaeiest.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
8ilion arbeitet Jest rcaclmdfis.
Wnfhin1tnn 10 1Eefr

LWTUTIEHItIIt II. IyEUI.
Ger 3uftan6 por grdii6ert 8ilior
hot iidl nnh ieinem Nr3t AoptiraI
Drdnion berart gebefiert. oob er ie.
ben Rorqen nm halb 9 Abr in iei,
ITEM Stu0ir3inmer an Die arbert
gebt. Sejue Sfreibntdidnnc per0c er
mobriheinIih bnl6 tuie0er beniieeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
GinbaftsbefetH aessn Sdiffabrts6e'
h6rbe.
@aihinaton, 19. GTbr.

Walblngton, ~. iScbr.
9iid)ter 8ailep pom Gifriftspber.
geridt belpiaigte beute einen 5eittpei.
ligen @inbaItsbefebl, Inn ben 8ertouf
Der breibis ebemoIigen be,ttidleuGai=
ioaieritifie, ipelhe Die Sd)iffobrtss
beboroe fiirSlih onbot, 5u nerbinoern..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20

.8iiien e 6err Rabor, Der
3eituna gInub / ilberboiipt nir
mebr - un6 ipenr mel Robes
orinitehti1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20

@iir6en Die Renihen tpirflih
BON Den affen abitamnlsH, 10 mir.
Den eie gffen ben Renihen eetpiB
riGH nofdffeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20

Benn mir uHiereu alnocrn nod
> oleIe 2Chren gcbeu. acnii9i Oics
uandlmal niht; WeHn ubcr unicrs
timber uns nur elas Sebre qebell.
cuiidt bipE INNER
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Austauih pun @eiansenen NIT
Rnflauo.
99crIi,,, tS. Gcbr

NcrIin, lS ,Scbr
Nad, Sen 3eitunqcu troi Die oeut
ihe 8e9ieruua nit So1piet RuBlmb
cine @creinbor,ina ytm Nustouid)e
pon Griegseefangcncu. Die Serbonb.
lllngeu ner6cn burd) cineu Ruiicn
nonten aott geIiihrt, Der Dor Der
Rcpolution in Berlin ais 6liidiling
geIcbt bat. Ter .8oripdrts" bofft,
0oB ocm NuStnuit non @cfonqenen
Elm Tnstouid) non Wooren iino ar-
belt folaen fpirb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20

NOn0on, 13. iFebr
Cine oIliirtc Gomniiiou aus 25
Cifisieren nebIt elmer au5obl Cuba
ten 1T 5ur Gurdrfiibritna Der @eitin1,
munger oes 5rieoensuertraoes III
aoniesberg ein9etrofIen. Die Nit'
oIieoer Der Gomnliiiion iiuo in scr
Staot untergcbrntt, neil Die 8oteI'
bciibcr iid ipeieerten lie nit 3im'
rnprri al periorocr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Wfilliaroe uergenOet in flng=
3eugell. e
@aibington, f. .sSebr


Sm 3uiotunlenbang Der llnterilt.
dung ilber Die Soften ocS &rjeges, Die
BON cinem beionoeren gu9ituB 6cs
ReprGieutantcnbauies gefiihrt Mrs,
bnt Der nit ser nnteriud,ung oes
sIug1peienS beouftragte llntcrnu5-
idntB iebt eiren9eridt eingereitt, Der
folQeu0e 9altptpuufte entbQlt:
SSn ben neltn5ebn Sriegsmonaten
bat oa5 9riegsbepartcmeut fir Slug
neien $t.050, 100000 ousgegeben.
bat nber nur 2t3 runbeboIfcne, bo6it
gef1hrlide 9eobahtmn9s .'9SIug5eige
Wo6ea 0apilanS A nod 6rnnfreifJ
geid,idt.
Die omerifnniiden 6Iiegcr an Ser
,Sront erbieIten aus Der Seimotb nur
740 6lug5euge; Die iibrigcn 527
muBtcn oon oen gtniirten ,erhetteIt,
gebur9t o6er gefdltft" peroen.
8egeu Sefretdr 9ofer uu6 Giref.
tor 8pan iuirb Die 8eiduloigung er.
boben, Die moneelbafie, eefnbrIid)e
8eid)affenbeit ser SapiIano.5 Slug
3eu9e mobl gefonnt 81 bober, oon De-
nen nit einem aoitenouf1poitoe bon
fiinf5ig 0huionen Collars niertau'
ieno gebaut ipliroen, aber nur ipenige
nah Dem ariegsif)npplns faulen.
Dos Grieasoepartenicnt gab ferner
$23 900. .666- fiir gfiitoE E-nn0 Sfaa.
barb S-SIugeuge aus, Die uadbcr
ale aIs lpertblos tpeggeiporfen tulir'
oen. Col. G.4. 3cebs, Der bis Snnuar
1918 Die 9lufliht iiber oic Seritellune
bon Slug5cugen hattie. beiBt es in ben,
9erit)t fpciter, bate Dor ein 9rie9sae'
ridlt gehort, rpie Ridter Sugbcs lei
ner5cit enlpioblen batte.
yGnse &siebunsenN.
31piidDen Girettor Rpnu uno Der
,Sirmo Siems garep &orbou9b IN
9tc1p Dorf. ser 8eiteaungen im@erth
bon $50, 100000 gescben rpuroen, be.
Itonoen nah Dem @eridt ~enge Be
siebuugen". Col. g. 9. Disaue, Der
Die 8eidofflng oes Sproiierfidlten'
boI5e3 inter iih bate, bot naf) oenl
@eritt $4.500.000 ..in gelettuiorigcr
8eiie" nu8gc9eben; nof Der 9eref'
nung oes Sahoeritdnoigen oes glnS'
ihulics ouf 8runb Ser Gontraftprcife
fiir Sproiicnfid}te I'M 9Sobrc 1918 bat
er auBeroem $30,000,000 perlhIeu-
oert.
Ger 9erid)t empfieblt III ieinem
Sd)luBport oieShoTi,tng elmer beion.
nercn.. pom Rriegsoepnrtcmeut &C.
trcnntcn SIug5eug.9Ibtbe Gin
bonn oemofrotiiheu Abgeoroneien Sea
Don California cinqereidter Yainocr.
bcitSbcriht bescidnet Die Sprofe oc5
9eridts Ser Webrbeit nIs ..ntoBIo5.
uorcingcnommen uno bostpillia".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
/. Wai rAmerifn' Sag.

gtelu g)orf Is. ,Scbr.
Iie Nationol Sccuritn 2coque IN
Sem Dorf nodte am Dienstag
9(beno ocn gorid)log. oab Der t 9Iai
I'M ganseu 2onoe ourd, llntSiige uno
0iieutIide Sciern ols ~Imerito.9o9"
bcgongen ncrbe i'm 8egei1iob Su oen
Raiicicrn raoifaler 8erbGnoc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Gugliidle sylugae sehFt?
9}pm Norf tS GSehr

9teIu SJuII, 10. IScul.
photographer elmer Seem Dorfcr
3eitung nadten ON 0ieustagnah,
mittag cine Nufnobnle oes an 8ier
in Sobofen liegenoen Rieien6ompfers
2enintbon. bes grobten Der beihIaa-
nobmten oeutiden Sdiffe, uno iteIl-
ten felt, oaB tros ser 9ebauptlmg
Der 8unoes Sd)iffsbeborbe, es be-
Itebe fein 8ebein1nbfomme1l nit Der
International Warine 50. iiber ben
gerfauf Der 3antpfer, ihon iest Ole
5SIoese bieier Ree0erei pom Saupt.
matt pebt. Gas Sternenbanner
tpebte ON Bug; bie SsIagee Der
Smiffsbehor6e fpor uielt Ill {eher.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Sic Gntente lciltct b6Qigrn Scr
ji9t auf Nnslieferung,
Sic 0eutidc &cgicrnng Onrd Oie giadaiebigtcit 0cr
Gntcnte gcfeitigt; iie wirO weitere
3ugefdn0niiie pcrlangcn
Sic gnfon Der eilagnabmten benden YahagierihH mnroe
engeteut; YrdiOent gSiliun Ou angeblt Gin Abtommfn
6iqnitt erfla ben SoSialisnus. Sic leihpree falcn
int 0rObbanOel Sergenbung btiu Sau pOn 6lugidifcn

,madt rporben ieir. 6oB Ser @rIoS Ser
bon oen Der. Staoten nerfauften
1olnpfer rid)t an Die omerifoniihc
&egierimg, iouoern an Die @ntidd.
transformation fallen iol, 70
baB England IdIieBlih oas @eLo
pieoer 3lriiderbaIten miiroe. tpelfeS
britiide 6irmen fir oie Shifie be.
3abIt boben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
SeI.srapbiides aaerIei.
StimmredJt abgelehnt.
9lnnnnoIis. WlO.. lS. 4

g(nnapolis, Mto., 18. iSebr.
Die StootSlegiSIotur bon Morps
Iono lebnte am 9ienstag nit ent'
fdneoeueu 1ebrbeiten bas iSrouen-
ltimrnred1ts sfntenocwnt gar ga,us
oesperfoiiltng ob.
Aaiirte erhalteu feiue SpteiSimmer
in &0nissbers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-07

Home, two story, on N. 3rd avenue.
Close to Southern depot and shops.
Cheap.
Cottage on Tabs Hill, $2250.
Cottage in Robertson Addition,
$l400.
Cottage near Nj, go. $1,000.
Cottage near the 0rphanage, $3.50.
Nice cottage near Palmer 0phan-
age, $2250.
Nice cottage in Stevenson, Stinson
and Cox's Addition Price $3.50.
Cottage on N. 18th street, $2750.
Mrs. Wade Lynch's property, cor
ner 18th street and N. 3rd avenue.
Possession today.
Little cottage ON Military Road.
Close in, $4,000.
Look at this! No, 1902 N, Bird ave-
nue., $4,000. Best purchase in this
neighborhood.
Good house and lot 100x1S5. Close
to Southern shops. Price Sf050.00.
The A. c. Halbert two story brick
home, corner Srd avenue and 9th
street, South. Big bargain,
House corner of 18th street and 9th
avenue, NJ, $500.
MAER REALTY co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-07
HERE is SOME
POLITICAL RACE

A candidate for the office of com.
missioner Of n certain county in Geor-
gia is said to have filed the following
itemized account Of his expenses in
the campaign;
Lost l,349 hours of sleep thinking
about the election Lost two front
teeth and a whole lot of hair in a
personal encounter with an opponent.
Donated one beef, four shoats and
five sheep to q county barbecue, Gave
away two pairs of suSpenders, four
calico dresses, SIS cash and thirteen
baby -rattlers. Kissed 1876 babies
kindled fourteen kitchen fires. Put
up four stoves Walked 4,076 miles
Shook hands with 9,50S persons. Told
l0,10l lies, and talked enough to make
in print one thousand volumes. At
tended sixteen revival meetings, and
was baptized four times by immersion
and twice by some other way Con-
tributed $50 to Foreign Missions and
made love to nine grass-widows
Rugged forty-nine old maids. Got
dog-bit thirty times, and was defeat.
ed
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-07
rHE aRm MEssENGER

That Death Is in the world and
The spoiIer is among the works Of the
Almighty" IS plainly shown in recent
issues of The Dispatch. In Sundays
paper the hand Of death stretched
from a baby in its cradle to a
patriarch well stricken in years. To
day we record the transition Of love
" young girl Of twenty and an erst-
while strong man Of forty-four. The
grim messenger is no respecter Of
persons. He strikes the bright-eyed
baby, and its merry little laugh turns
into death rattle in its throat. He
strikes another just crossing the por-
tai Of young womanhood, and the
roses in her cheeks turn to marble.
He passes on to the man in middle
life, and vigor becomes inert. He
strikes at the enfeebled heart Of age,
and the tired limbs sink down in
WEAKNESS, never more to press hfe's
highways. 1t is well to remember
that he may come TO your home next,
so keep your house In order.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-07
THE CoUNTRY's PROSPERITY.


The thrill Of life stirs the South,
its prosperity amazes its own peo-
pie, its farmers are developing their
crops to such an extent that cotton
now yields only one-ffth of its out
put, its factories of every kind are
crowded and many are running night
and day to keep somewhere near the
demand for their products, its oil in
dustry which Is spreading over a
vast area is pouring forth never
ending stream of wealth matching in
value the worlds gold output.
Prosperity, rampant prosperity, is
now beginning TO make itself felt
from Virginia to Texas, and region
which was once poor and unable to
buy which is now one Of the worlds
greatest markets for everything from
diamonds to cook stoves, from au-
tomobiles and motor trucks To loco
motives, from plows to costly works
of art.
This section, long recognized "as
the greatest undeveloped asset Of
America" is now rapidly becoming
the greatest developed asset. 1t
furnishes 80 per cent of the country's
sulphur, without which we could not
have made war. 1t grows two-thirds
of the worlds cotton, without which
mankind would go unclothed and
without which we could not have en-
tered the war. 1t is of the worlds
greatest sources of oil, now fast sup
planting coal on the sea and on the
land. Ii is land rich in mineral and
agricultural potentiaities unknown
elsewhere on earth.
All Americans may we'll therefore
look to this marvellous store Of latent
and now rapidly developing wealth
as the greatest power in carrying
forward our country's mighty march
Of progress.
Every business man in this country
should study the South from the
viewpoint Of his individual interest
in the nations progress, for upon the
South's resources must be built the
nations business structurc.-Manu.
facturer's Record.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-07
LOOK AT THESE TODAY.
Best Bargains.

Beautiful home on Main street. Cor
ner lot. Seven rooms, elegant fix
lures and appointments. Steam heat,
gas and electricity; handsome man.
tells, baths, etc, The best purchase in
Columbus. Let us show it to YOU
Terms.
The handsome home of Mr.. War
ren Cox, outside corporate limits, pos
session in 60 days. Everything beau
tiful, modern, complete. Terms. See
it this week. Let US show it to you,
The Kennedy cottage, one block OF
postotfiee. $1,000 cash and balance on
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-07

terms at 6 per cent will get !. Pos
session in so days.
Elegant home near the Southern
shops. Only $4,000. Let US show it to
you. Big things reported nstore fof
this section. Eight rooms Can be
usel as two apartments.
Elegant cottage on the Highlands.
$4,000. Time. Move in Just as soon
as you buy.
l.hesa;t cottage on n. Td avenue.
Price $500.
Elegant home on N. Ird avenue.
Close in, $500.
Nice big home on Military Road,
only $500. With the cabins, $4,000.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-07
UNION LABoR's FINE STAND


UNION LABOR'S FINE STAND
Every American citizen will applaud
the stand Of Union Labor in regard
to the switchmen's strike in Chicago
Working under a contract between
the railroad company and the switch
mems union, the radical element OF
the latter-tired of waiting upon ac-
ton of the commissions considering
their claim for increased wagcs-went
out on a strike.
The union very promptly repudiated
the strike, and ordered the striking
switchmen back to work. Failing to
secure their return, the union officers
ordered Union Strike Breakers
from other sections to Chicago to fill
their places, and to keep faith with
the railroad company in the inviola-
bility Of their contract.
This is the first instance that we
can recall on the part of Union Labor
to supplant striking members of THEN
organization with other men who re-
spect authority and who believe ir
fulfilling their contracts. Many
strikes have occurred in the radical
elements Of the unions. The officers
and better element of the unions have
all addressed their efforts towards
ending these strikes, respecting the
obligations binding the unions, but
this is the first case that we have
noted where they have ordered unior
men against union men to enforce
mutual obligations.
When the sacred right of contract
is recognized by both employer anc
cmploye, the greatest step towards
the settlement of all labor troubles
will have been taken, and an era Of
dependence and good will will result
between these two constructive forces
No one questions the Wisdom ant
justice of organization upon the par
Of capital or Of labor. The hbol
union is essential and necessary, ant
but for it labor would long ago have
been reduced to a condition of vas,
salage and serfdom. But organiza
tion carries with il obligation. Wher
employers know that they can con
tract with their employees for speci
fled work for given time, upon con
ditions which are fair and just t
all, none can object to entering init
such a contract to carry out such al
agreement; and the action Of tn,
Switchmen's Union in uniting to de
feat an illegal strike is long step il
the right direction assuring to cap
ital, assuring to labor, and assuring
to the common country, whose wei
fare and happiness is involved in both
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-22
MIS- LANEOUS

sons az heirs at law or the said Sau,ue4
Ewing. conveyed said premises "a Sus-
an EWING by deed, recorded ia " edina
county RECORDS, Volume 62 page 400
put neglected and failed to state that
IN me same were all the heirs or the said
any record In Medina County, OHIO. to
snow That the above named persons
were the sole and only heirs at law N
the said Samuel Ewing, deceased
Inc petition further alleges that none
q me derendants above mentioned have
any interest whatsoever In said preuais-
es. that any interest they or any Of
them ever had In said premises has hong
since been barred by the lapse az tina.
ana ne statutes Of limitations: that
no one Of said defendants has ever
sousnt 70 enforce. attempted to convey
any interest IN, or exercise any owner
snip or dominion over said premises for
more more than Il years last proceeding the
fillng Of the petition in this action. ana
that this plaintiff and his predecessors
in title have had. held and been ID the
actual open, notorious and Continuous.
and adverse possession Of said premiss
past. IN -1 - 'SSAS AoS- 80 +
The prayer Of said petition "a that
each and all Of the said defendants NAV,
ne compelled to answer and set up what
II any interest they have in said prem
ises or be forever barred from assert Z
ing same. That the said alleged inter,
est be declared null and void: that
piaintif.s title be quieted as against
and for relief. E,sV 4 .sN ! -s 80
Said petition is No: 5i43 ana the
above named defendants are required to
answer the same on or before the nth
day November. "A. D. 1920.
LEE A WATSON. PiSintiff
80 SEo. g, HANSEN. His Atty
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sept. "a; Oct. ], 8. 15. "a, 2s. CT