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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
REPUBLICANS PLAN
FOR CONVENTION
Managers of Various
Candidates Open Of
fices in Chicago

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Plans Tor tho
republican convention here next June
were laid today az an -xecutlye ses-
sion of the convention committee. Of
which ALVIN T. Hert. OF Kentucky. is
chairman.
National committeeman and repuh-
lican women from many stetes aiso
are In conference here to lay plans
for the forthcoming campaigns. Cam
paign managers OF General Wood.
Governor Lowdcn. Senator Harding
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts,
and other prospective presidential
candidates have opened downtown
headquarters and a.c actively canvas
sing the pr spects.
Chairman ays announced this morn
ing that committee Of sixty on
policies and platform would be APP
pointed next Monday In an Francisco.
The committee will draft the platform
10 bc submitted TO the national con-
vonuen here Ia June
Rent the Coliseum.
The committee On arrangements
FOR the national convention elected
Edward T.. Thnyor Of indianapolis ~
sergeant az arms for the June gather
ing. lie was first assistant four years
ago 10 The late Colonel william r..
Stone, and h. also sergeant at arms
Of the national committee.
The committe- voted formally TO
rent to Coliseum after Ernest Gra-
ham, architect, reported that 1000
more seats could DO added TO the big
auditorium These win make the
seating capacity 131S7 as against
1elc7 On 1916. The Chicago conven-
uon committee was authorized to
lease the big hall. contract for ueces-
sary alterations and arrange for offi-
3 ccs and committee rooms IN the Colt
scum. These latter are 10 be ready
. for oocurancy thirty days jofore tho
/ convention meets
Tho arrangements committee list
ourd tu a delegation from tho Hotel
Mems Association OF Chicago. who
assured the committee that there
would bc no advance to convention
delegates beyond present prices"
, Provision was made for tho APP
poinimout of subcommittee on scat
| In badges. tickets and similar de-
/ tails and tho committee adjourned 10
meet again Ia Chicago some timo be-
fore March I
Those nt Meeting.
At tho meeting were A r Hert
Kentucky chairman Joseph keelev
. prnAy for James a ttcmpnwnN iudi.
ana; John r. Adams, Iowa; Fred
stanley. Kansas. Charles u Warren
] Michigan; jacob T.. Bnblcr. Mis-
/ souri,: Thongs NARROW. Montana
. James J. McGraw. oklahoma; Willi
e. Cook, South Dakota. Earl $. kins
Icy, Vermont: Y. l.. Highland. Mcs
Virginia; Patrick sullivan. Wyoming
VIII II. Hays. chairman Of the ma
tl0u1l committee and James u. Roy
nolds. retiring secretary Of that com
mittoc. Tho only absentee Wal
UuIUn l. lNIlfruH nj Oregon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
state weather

<.a NuIu TmiEht and Tues.
I.t generally tir. not much
change lu temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05

CHICAGO-Choicc. e1S.15 70
$1,000; medium, tii.o0 % tlt-le.
Receipts, 10000.
KANSAS cITY-tis.ss to $3.50.
Receipts, 1850.
DENVER--fgraaal, f105e 10
ais.oo. Receipts. 1000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
METAL MARKETs.

NEW YORK, Jan. b.-I3ar silver
ti.a1.
Coppth steady: electrolytlc, spot
and first quarter i9A mioMc.
Iron firm; number one northern
1890 a 1900 two northern, 400 ~
1890; two southern. 89.OOH 400.
Anthony. s9.S7M.
LEAD strong.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
NO PHYSICAL
INTERVENTION
By French Government to
Return Of Former King
Constantine
TO GREEK THRONE,
1T IS ASSERTED
Constantine's Return Is
Now Considered
Inevitable

Paris, Nov. 2o.--The French gov
ernment will not oppose by physicai
force the return of former King Con
stantine to the Greek throne, which
the foreign office now regards inevita-
BILE. the Associated Press was informed
to-day.
The French policy which Premier
Levques will advocate at his meeting
with Premier Lloyd George OF Great
Britain. it was stated, will be that a
Joint note be sent to the Greek people
Mounting out to them strongly the con-
sequences of Constantine's restoration,
prominent among which would be the
withdrawal of all financial and eco
nomic support of Greece.
The foreign office is convinced that
the plebiscite to be held on the ques-
ton of Constantine's return will be
overwhelmingly in favor of that propo'
sition and this has caused change in
the French attitude. Incidentally II
was said the foreign Office had no in
formation of any postponement OF thc
date for the plebiscite, set for next
Sunday as had been reported.
The meeting between Premiers Ley
CUES and Lloyd George has been ad'
vanced in date and probably will be
Thursday or Friday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22

high of New Hampshire, st. Johnsbury
academy. Colebrook high OF Colehrook
n. H., Montpelier seminary and de-
feated them all, but Spaulding marred
the slate for two defeats.
Was ever better spirit shown by a
losing team than that of Lyndon Sat
urdayf Seldom, if ever, And the 100
supporters of the team on the side
lines, who came here in autos, were
likewise fine sports and good losers.
How did Coach Ross manage TO or
ganize in two successive years fool
ball teams that were up in the first
rank of state champions from Spauld
ingi Don't ask questions, that's how
he got the title before his name. Hes
a coach that evidently knows football
and football material. And it's certsia
he's a sport of the highest caliber. II
his team can't win honestly and by
clean tactics, he prefers a defeat.
MANY. in fact nearly everyone, who
saw the game were surprised to sec
such an interesting game. Though the
weather was lowering the mercury
few spectators were seen TO the leave
the field during the game.
The chief injury Of the game, despite
the frozen field. covered for the most
part with ice. was pulled tendon In
McCleary's left ankle.
What became of soft coal dust. used
for field lines on the snow-covered
field, That's another mystery the coal
distributors will have to solve. Will
the price of coal rise il it isn't account
ed for? Bring back that coal you foot
ball players-we saw you putting II IN
your ears or occasionally trying to
swallow a nugget.
Spaulding high schools football eleV-
en- challenges through The Times any
high school in the state that lays
claim to the state championship. Con
fer with Coach Ross.
Who bribed the weather man to hold
of the big snow storm until the day
after the gamer Well done, thou good
and noble servant, Mr.. Weathermsn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
To Heal
A Cough
Take
Hayes
Healing
Honey
$50 per Bottle
FR44NCO-BRITISH DIFF
FERENCES NOT QUARREL
Declared Premier Lloyd George-Stand
Together on German Prepa-
rations.
$50 per Bottle

Paris, Nov. 20.--Differences between
Great Britain and France do not
amount to a quarrel and the views OF
these two nations have in no way pre-
iudiced the alliance which held them
together during the war, said Premier
Lloyd George of Great Britain, in an
interview at London yesterday, with
y correspondent of the Petit Parisien.
Mr.. Lloyd George declared that, re,
garding reparations. England would
stand "elbow to elbow" with France,
but he insisted that the amount Ger
many will be called upon to pay should
be fixed.
"There are always some people who
pick quarrels,' said the premier
There is no quarrel, however, and yoa
have Just told me there are no inter
ests in the world, on either the French
or British side, that can slacken the
Franco British brotherhood. i never
thought otherwise"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
GEORGIA MEN VISIT BOSTON.
Party of $50 Were Welcomed by Gov
ernor Coolidge.

Boston, Nov. Misrepresentation OF
Georgia's industries, touring eastern
industrial centers and headed by Gov
ernor Hugh P. Dorsey, arrived here
to-day. The party, composed OF 100
leading educational. business and news
paper men, inspected the laboratories
of the Massachusetts, Institute of Tech.
nology, where an address of welcome
was made by Professor Henry +. Tai-
bot of the administrative committee
The visitors were presented to the
officers OF the institution at a recep-
ton where Governor Calvin Coolidge,
vice. president. elect. welcomed the dele
CATION in behalf of the commonwealth
Among other speakers were Governor
Dorsey and DIR. X. G. Matheson. presi-
dent Of the Georgia school of Tech
nology.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
$3.50

These are real Overcoat Bargains
the biggest bargains offered in Barre.
You can't do better. Therefore, don't
wait
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
S 49,

Twenty Black Suits at this price will
not last the two days, so it will be the
first ones here who will receive the
benefit of this low price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
MAY VISIT CORFU.
Former Emperor william Reported to
Be Considering 1t.

Corfu, Nov. 2.-Achilleion villa, the
property of former Emperor William
Of Germany, is being re-painted and
nut in order as if to receive a guest.
The neighborhood has been cleaned up,
and the avenue leading to the villa
from the main road. which during the
regime of Premier hnizelos, was
known as Liberty avenue now bears
its original title, avenue William II "
It is rumored here that one of the
first efforts of Queen Sofia upon re-
turning to Athens will be to secure
consent from the allies for a visit of
the former emperor to Corfu.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22

ers also but they or a teammate al
ways managed to pounce upon 1t IN
time.
Spaulding's Strength Grew.
The second half showed Spaulding
playing a much stronger game than
in the first and especially in offensive
PLAYING. Spaulding forward passes
were much more successful in this
half than i'm the first half, and in the
earlier part of the last quarter after
Lyndonville had lost to Spaulding on
its own 30-yard line, Douglas, Brad
lev and Brown hit the line or got
around end to the l2-yard line, then
Smith uncorked a long fermenting
spirit reviver, passing to Brown as he
skirted the end for a touchdown.
Smiths pass was high and accurate,
diaronally across the field, and when
Brown caught it ne was almost on
the line. Smith kicked the goal for
the final tally in the IL points, the
score by which the Spaulding team
lost the state championship to Rut-
land last year.
Until this Spaulding had never been
sure of victory but with the last quar-
ter in session nothing but inconceiy.
able iukes remained in the hopes OF
the hard fighting visitors, Substl
tutes on the Spaulding bench gradual
" replaced the entire backtield, Brad
lev. the hard plunging back, grinning
triumphantly as he logged from the
field. and Douglas, Brown and Smith
appearing well pleased with results.
The advantage in weight seemed at
first an advantage to his men but the
Spaulding line held firmly after the
first few attacks and the team that
averages approximately 1853 pounds to
the man lost TO a superbly coached
lighter team, lighter by NEARLY lC
pounds TO the man.
The team that lay in the path oil
| Spaulding's claim to the champion
shin of the high schools of Vermont
had been beaten decisively. And theS
knew too that the substitutes put II
| their places were capable of holding
their opponents as they had done
O'Leary replaced Douglas, Rivers tol
Bradley, Watkins for Smith and last
". Marion for Brown, the biggest
| ground gamer for the home team
Smith in various instances elected
Brown to hit the line three times IL
succession and never once did he fai
to give desired results. Three time
he made downs on three consecutive
| line plunqes, and displayed that SAM
| consistent game shown all season
| However neither he nor any othe
1 one player won the game, it was team
work and of the best quality that d.
IL. Tie shifting of Slayton from half
back to tackle. Bradley in place o
| Rivers at fullback and Douglas II
place of Slayton at halfback, were de
termining factors in results, for eaci
of the men played excellently in thes'
positions and with the remainder C
the team intact proved the organiza
cation too skillful for the heavy op
ponents. =,
Coach Burns Of Lyndonville ha'
been training his men continually 10
this game. and had hoped to win J
since Spaulding was the only team t
/ defeat the Lyndon team this year u
its nine games. His team played vel
defensively but was weak Extensively
| The lineup.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
WHY HAVE CATARRH =?
So Disagreeable to Yourself and All
About You.

Catarrh is generally conceded to be
a constitutional disease. Therefore 1T
requires constitutional remedy like
Hoods SarsapariTla which reaches ev-
cry part of the system by thoroughly
purifying and enriching the blood. This
medicine removes the cause OF the
trouble, which if not checked may lead
to more serious disease.
In 40 years of use and test Hood
Sarsaparilla has relieved many cases
as told by voluntary letter of com
mendation. Why not get bottle to-
day and give it triall 1t combines
economy and efficiency. Keep Hoods
Pills on hand as a family cathartic,--
Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
College Football Results.

Harvard o, Yale 0.
dartmouth Ia, Brown 5.
Boston college 10, Marietta 3.
massachusetts, A. c. u, Tufts 0.
Amherst Ia, Williams Z.
Springfield Y. NJ. c. A, college Z
University of Detroit 3.
Holy Cross 80, New Hampshire
State 0.
Fordhsm l3, Muhlenburg 0.
Pennsylvania '27, Columbia 7.
Syracuse II, Colgate 0.
Centre college %, Virginia Polyteeh'
uirN O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
SEVEN PERSONS KILLED
And 30 Wounded in Conflict at Bolo
gna, Italy.

Bologna. Italy, Nov. 2l.-Seven per-
sons were killed and 80 wounded in 4
conflict between socialists and anti-so-
cialists at the first meeting of the new
municipal council here to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22

Substitutes: For Spaulding. Watklns
for Smith, o'Leary for Douglas, Mar
rion for OLeary, Rivers for Bradley;
for Lyndon. Kennison at left tackle,
Wyman at right tackle, d. Woods at
right tackle. TouchdownA. slnyton,
Brown. Goal from touchdown. smith.
Douglas failed to kick field goal from
l5-yard line in latter part of hrst
quarter due to slippery field.
Comments on the Game.
II there is high school football
team in the state of Vermont that
has better right 10 the state high
school championship. where is il and
why the better or equal claims
Lyndons team had played Littleton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22

When we say to you Money Sale started with mo-
that astonishing and that has kept
mace we are stating happened and happening every day.
When we further say real Simonpu raghromhe
shoulder wespred grades of Clothing we don't ask
Won TO inst take purchaser who has prohted by the
dron nrices If YOU haven't during the is
NOT foo late for YOU to advantage of the opportunity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-22
Better Come Today
Don't Wait Until Tomorrow

The ouk Money cent cut Suits
and ovecoats Suits and Overcoas in the Youths
and Bows remember the youngsters during TINS
sale.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-30
Sen Gltern 5uriideegeben,

Ser fiebenidbriee Sunee ser @be=
lente 8. Stu, ser Dor nebr olS elmer
Wo6e tn Der 9fdbe oer Badltetnz
brennerei bon Nrfberbeioe am Glib
enbe Ser @tobt I'M g4alOe umberz
irrenb IN einem J3uitanbe oer Gr=
i6Dpfun9 oufgefunoen moroen mar,
fonrte anfdngltd nt6t toenttft5tert
meroen unb purbe 6aber bon oem
Yolt5ethef 9armentng uno oem Vez
iunbbettSbeanten Or. $. S. Se1z
fert na6 Dem 2oretto SDipttal gez
bra6t, mo tbm on9e1neilene Yfle9e
al tell ipurbe. G5 Deibt, Oab Der
Sunge in ieiner 9eiltt9en Gntmtdz
ll1ng etlpas 5uriid9ebltehen lit. Ote
Gltern fonntet am 9let6en Nbenb
nod) er1nittelt lperben, nno Der
Gnabe muroe ibnen IN Der 9}od)t
nod mteber 5u9eitelIt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-30
@rano &otel 111t0
&beater perfauf i

9apio 9epnarO BON 5temart,
Wttrn,, Der neue 8eItter. @eu.
Snlott1nenn erbdlt 800 Mcres
0ruke Jarm in Geii5ablung.
Sheatss tuurbe uor 6errn
Sci)lottn1aun per9angenes Sabr
gc6aut.
Our0 bic Gern1tttllng BON So.
s. Berfner BON 9leepp @pe gtng
bieler Sage baS g5rano 9otel unb
0rQ11b Ibeoter III BEN Belts De8
Serrn Doptb 2eonarD bon 9temart,
O}inn., iiber. Der btSbertge gez
1tber mar Serr Geo. g8, 96lottz
mann, ser I'M pergangerten Sommer
uno Serblt bos Ibeat:r bauen lteb.
Wegen mtbliebtger Ser50gernng IN
ser s3ulenbung Ser Nu8ltattungSz
ortifel nlubte Sic Gr0ffnung oeS
TbeaterS bis tn BEN Sonuar perz
1noben >perben.
Grbalt S72,0OO+
Ser Nerfauf fSpreiS fir Bic betoen
Gebduoe betrug $4,000, pooon
100000 our9 etne grobe Stebf arm
in ser 9}dbe bon Stemart geoeft
meroen. Dte1e Tarm umfabt ntbt
me11iger ais 300 9lcreS unb tit be-
fonnt unter oem 9}omen Sra ton
@tod Tarm.
8leibt mod fur5e 3ett.
Serr 56lottmann mtrb nod etne
Surge ,3eit lang oie 2ettnng oeS
SotelS unb Ibeaters betbebalten,
bis li6 ser neue @tgentitmer NIT BEN
Gerbdltntllen beher uertrant ge=
madt fat. 9err 2eonaro beab=
lt6tt9t iebod, i'm 9otel lofort Ser
16te6ene 9lenberungen nnO Serbe1z
ierungen oornebmen 81 lanen. Gr
unb letne Tamtlte lo1len ftb bier tn
9fem nlm nieber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-30
Set. &pale tpieber AanOtDat.

9lep. .. S. &pole, ser tn ser Yrtz
mdrlpabl segen Nnorem S. Sollteab
I'M iiebten Wfinneiotaer 8e5trf I iir
Ste gtominterung al8 &anotbat fiir
ben &on9reb auftrot unb au6 aufz
9eitellt murbe, na6ber ie0od) auf
@runo einteer bon tbm mdbreno Ser
&egne angebltdD gemabten UNI
mabren Bebauptungen bonn 9ert6t
al8 gel6lagen erfldrt lpuroe, bat lt6
berett erfldrt, IN ser 5aupt>pabl olS
nnabbdn9tger &anoibat gegen Sol=
lteao auf5utreten. Setn Gampf bat
eine rationale Beoeutun9, Oa ietn
@egner 9err Boli iteao ais Sater OeS
BrobtbitiDnSgelebe5 6efannt It.
- Stepe Ss>pa[o bcluhte neuz
li0 letne Treunbe in 5leepp Gpe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-30
8l1ll@en Steuerab5ue.

Sn 0er iiin9lten 5ibun9 ser
Gountpfomn1tlldre bon 9itcollet So.
erl6tenen neultd mebrere Sur
mer ais Vertreter bon 8emobnern
0eS W}innelotataleS, um bel ser
Gountpbeb0rOe UNI ntebrtgere @teuz
ern etn5ufommen. Die GerluIte
SET 6arner IN bersgfdbe be8 GlnileS
itnb bteles Sabr infol9e ser ueber=
16memmung pteber iebr grob gez
melen. Den Tarnern purbe Sic
@eritdernn9 ge9eben, bab bte 8e<
b0roe bte Nngele9enbeit unteriu6en
un6, etne entipre6enbe @nnpfeblung
an Ste 1taatlt6e Steuerfommt1lton
MAIDEN >perbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-30
@tebernm gei6lagen.

Sn bem 8alebou 9ptel am perz
9angenen @onntag auf Oem bteltger
6atrplate 5lptl6en g&em ulm unb
6leepp Gpe mur6en Sic 8elu6er aus
ser O1a6barlt ltabt tpteber gel6lagen.
Seem lllm gemann iomtt ooS brittle
aus bier @ptelen. Ote Yunft5abl
betm @ptel am lebten 9onntag be-
trn9 s gegen 5.
Sim fommenben Sonntag merbe11
itd) Ste glet6en Glub8 anf oem 9ptelz
plabe IN @leepn @pe neHen, nno am
acknowledgement W}tttmo6 fon1men
Sic 5pteler aus Spanboe na6 9tem
lllm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-30
l1nterrtrbt fiir 2ebrertnnen,

Sn ct. GlouD ftnbet augenbltdz
li6 etn &urfu8 fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
men ltatt, ser basu btent, ite NIT BET
@elunbbettslebre fir bte tbnen an
pertrauten &tnber befonnt gu MAIDEN.
Ser Gurlus mtro IN BET 9}ornalz
j6ule 5u ct. Gloub abgebalten, nnb
al ieiner 9pibe itebt 8rl> Glma
gSoob bon BET @elunbbettsOtenita itabz
tetlurg ber n0rolt6en Oioilton.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-30
SRI. O}arp &orbel gab am

Sri. W}arp &orbel gab am
Oonner8tagabenb lebter @o6e gu
@bren bon SRI. Sba Song aus &tel,
@tS., etne @eleni6aft. SRI. Song
bielt ii6 al8 @ait I'M @etme tbrer
,@6meiter, Trau S. SO. Sleeper auf.
@n1. 5ob unb Trau pobnz
ten lebte @o6e bem 8egrdbnt8 Der
Trau @n. SOB @r. In Nrlington
BET. Dte 8erftorbene mar 70 Sabre
alt unb binterldbt oier &tnoer unb
10 &nfelftn6er. .a !,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-30
Seem 1ln1, @tinnelota, 5retag ben 80. 9nl, 1890
Yifntd ser 1tntDntapelle.

Am 9onntag ftnbet auf ser Ser
mann8bDbe am Oenfnal etn grobeS
3aeeSptfntd Ser bteiteen Union
&apelle NIT na6folgenbem 5an5
itatt, I'm l llbr na6mtttass tit
etne Yarabe angeiebt. @S mtro er=
martet, oab etne grobe 3abl Sell
nebmer it6 einftnoen. Stir. oen
Na6n1ttto9 lit etne 91etbe interei<
fainter 5ptele unb lonittger 8eluittz
91lngen porgeIeben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-30
&pblengrdberltretf
int Meittleren @ejte1t
StillitanS pteler @ruben in oen
Staaten Sutup;s uno Suoiana,
9teuregelung Ser 9pbnfrage
DurG HegierungSfpmmtiiipn III
S}pri i6lag gebraobt, WaggDnz
mangel a.s 6aupturiade Der
ltuSufrtehe.! beit be5etd)net,

Chicago, SG., %. Sult,-Mic
bteier Sage bier aus 5uoerldlit9er
Guelle in @rfobrung eebro6t muroe,
nerben bic Goblengruben5el ltber tn
SntnotS Yrdltbent Mtllon erlu6en,
Sic gDet6foblez Gon1n1tllton >pteber
et115uberufen, tpel6e oie pon~~ ben
@rubenarbettern beanltanoeten 20bz
ne feit9elebt bate. Damtt miro Ste
8erantmortung fir BEN 9tretf See
Jog. Ioserbetter bur6 pel6en .falt
Ser gan5e loblenber9merfz 8etrteb
in Slltnot8 eeldbmt moroen I It, Dor
bic Sire ber Nbmtni ltratton IN
Walbtngton geleet, @ebt ser Yrdz
iioent auf BEN 8orl6log etn, 10 merz
BEN bte 0rubenbeitker i'm O2tttelz
meiten empfeblen, bab BEN 5tretfern
etne 2obner60bung BON 28.5 Yro5ent
bentl(igt neroe.
@ouperneur 2omben foroerte nab
elmer Gonferen5 NIT 0rubenbelibz
ern bte 9tretfer auf, iofort bie slr<
belt mteberauf5unebmen unb Der
iproO tbnen, letnen @tnflub gelteno
Su MAIDEN bab ibnen Sic na6geiu6te
bentlltgt >perbe. Der
@ouperneur mo6t nnmittelbor BEN
Mangel an Wa9gon8 fir BEN 5tretf
perantmortli6, oenp baburD let erz
reibt lporben, 0aS bte 2eute pielfa6
nur 5met Sage IN ser @o6e arbetten
f0nnen, mas BET etne1n Iagelobn BON
Sc et11en Wo0enoerbtenit BON nur
S12 beoel1tet.
lerre 9aute, Snb., %. Sult;-
Die Drobuftton I'M &oblenrepter BON
Snbtona lit beute gum Tetl geldbmt,
@ben1o >pte in Sntnots banoelt eS
ii6 nm eil1en nt6t autori lterte1l
5tretf ber Tagel0bner unb Tabrer+
,9n ser ll1ngebung bon Itrre 9aute
tptro in so 0ruben ntdt gearbcttet,
S1iebt S6ulo auf Hegierung
Sprtn9fielb, Su., %. SUIT.
Wte Tranf Tarrtn9ton, YrditOent
ser Slltnot8 MetnerS' 1nton geifer1l
abenb erfldrte, ltebe lt6 Ser 9tretf
ser Slltnotier &oblengrdber IN 5ebn
Stunben beile9en, menn Ste 91egte=
rung tbre 3uittmmung 9eben lpollte.
Uorrtngt bebauptet I'M @egenlab
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notionale11 Yrd ltbenten Sobn 8.
2epis, Dab ser 5tretf In Sutnots
it6 betlegen laile, obne 0te 5ttuation
IN onoeren Wei6foblenl ltattonen 5u
beriibren. Ote 8ergiperfSbeltber In
SninotS ieien mtllen8, BEN @6t6tz
arbeitetn oen 9eforoerten 2obnaufz
i9lag 81 be5oblen, ebenlo ipte Ste
@rubenbeI Itber IN onberen 5taaten.
@tner iofortt9en uno betberiettt9 be-
friebt9enoen 90lun9 itebe nur Sic
Ne9terung I'M We9e.
Tarrtn9ton ittmmt NIT @ouper=
nenr 2o1pben 0artn iiberetn, baB ser
Mangel an 6ra6tmaggon8 ais 0te
urlo6e oe8 9tretfS 5u
betro6ten 1et. Gr lit berett NIT
Sen brei bonn 9lrbett8beparte ment
ent1anbten Sermtttlern 5n perbanz
Oeln.
9ie Sage lit &anias.
Yitt8bura &an, %. Suit. -
Nu8 Ben Der l6ie0enen 5etlen beS
&onla8'er &oblenrepters ltefen beute
itb miberipre6enbe Mel0ungen tn.=
Nleranoer 9omat, Yrdit6ent Der
&ania8 Oeiners' Union, ia9te, bab
Ste 9dlfte Der Wftt9lieber3abl, oOer
etwo 1000, ant 9tretf leten, Gon
9eiten ber @rubenbeitber mtr0 be-
bauptet, oob Ste 3abl ser @tretfer
nt6t bolb 70 grob lei.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-30
Slit oie sSrldnber.

Die Manfatoer Sons Of @rin".
treffen Sorberettuneen fir bic Mb<
baltung elmer groben Demonltra<
tto1l 5llguniten Der lnabbdngtgfett
Der irti@en Nepublif. g1dbere8 }ptro
nod befannt sen1a6t >perben.