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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26
CLAIM MUNICIPAL
 DRUG CLINICS IN
 NEW YORK FAILURE
Doctor Gives Reasons in Re- port Based On Observ-
 ance of Addicts

Chlcago, Sept. 25. Municipal dis pensation of drugs through narcotic drug clinics is generally conceded tc have been failure, reports con- mlttee on narcotic drugs and crime appointed by the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminolopv. The report was written by Dr. l.. l.. Stanley, resident physician of the California State Prison at San Ouen- tn, for presentation at the twelfth annual meeting of the institute at h.
 Dr. Stanley adds probably no more municipalities will establish clin- ics of this type"
 dianapolis September 16-1S,
 Government monoply of the maniac sometureshrdl etaoi mrfdwl cmfwvw ture of opium derivatives is recom- meded in the report. Dr. Stanley urges that it be" put on a plan some what similar to the minting of money"
 Narcotics clinics cited by pr. Stan ley are thoes established at New York, New Orlean, Los Angeles and San Diego. He characterizes the failure of the New York clinic, which closed earley this year after II mon- ths operation, as lone of the two outstanding features in the past two years developments in regard to the drug addication problem"
 Reasons Given
 Reasons for the discontinuance of the New York clinic are thus sum- marized in the report.
 Ut was found that of the 74OO drug addicts who attended the clinic for their narcotics, less than 2,00O were willing to go to hospital for treat ment, with ultimate cure in sight The officials of the department were con vlnced that it was not the proper procedure to give narcotic drugs to addicts for self administration.
 Some addicts sold the excess obtained at the clinic to other ad- diets or peddlers. There was fraud in obtaining the drug Friends of addicts became habltues through association with beneficiaries of the clinic. With very few exceptions, no cures were known to have been effected by means of the reduction system used. Am bulatory treatment was found to be vicious in principle and in effect; there is no need for prolonging ad- diction by a continued supplyof mar coties."
 With the failure of the clinic and the aroused interest in narcotic drug continues the report, the question arises. What are you going to do about it? "There seems to be no concerted effort to deal with it as the government has dealt with al- coholic liquors," says Dr. Stanley. 'The manufacture, transportation and distribution of narcotics has not been curtailed, except as to dispens- ing by tn eHarrison Law"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26
NOn-P artisan
 League Bank Is Popular

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 25.-The Bank of North Dakota, established under the state industrial program of the Nonpartisan League, is becoming the depository of labor organizations throughout the country, according to Kay Craig, state manager for the league
 Approximately $80,000 already has been deposited in the state owned institution by more than a score of labor organizations in Illinois, Min ncsota, Pennsylvania. Ohio, Montana and other states, and the amount is increasing, according to Mr. Craig.
 This movement, it is said, was fost- cred by the North Dakota State Fed eratlon of Labor, although itself pro- hlbited by the law establishing the bank from depositing is funds in the The only deposits from within the state which the bank can accept under the law are public but individual deposits from outside the state are not limited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

Good banking customs forbid the publication of the individual unions that have made such deposits and the amounts of the different deposits, but the number is increasing daily and the Bank of North Dakota has stacks of correspondence from hundreds of unions which have made application for information, blanks, etc, having signiticd their intention of transfer ring all funds to the Bank of North Dakota just as soon as the ncces- sary formalities have been compn- ed with.
 "Practically every one of the un- ions in the big industrial centers, such as Chicago, Des Moincs, Clevc- land, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and even Seattle, San Francisco and or ganizations in Montana and other western sates has taken initial scps toward depositiug their funds with he Bank of North Dakota"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26
Majorities Total
 More Than Voters

Paris, Sept. 25.-Three judges in the island of Martinique were elect ed recently by majorities that so far exceeded the number of voters in cer- tain districts that they have been charged with election irregularities. Investigation, according to the pros recution, showed that 5000 dead men were recorded as voting for one of the three while the other two con- tented themselves with like num- Der of imaginary supportrs between them.
 The voting lists were prepared by the judges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26
Steals Away in
 Night to Mourn

Metz Sept. 25.- Shortly after mid night the banquet of welcome given here to the Knights of Columbus, at which Marshal Foch Was the prjn- cipal speaker, came to an end and the tired knights and other pueete
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

hurried to bed, Not so Marshal Foch.
 Accompanied by a single aide-dc- camp, he was seen to leave the hotel about one o'clock and enter huge. grey military automobile.
 situation must be getting worse 'h PoIand,' cVcrycnc said who noted the departr1" of the Marshal, Cor else he should not travel to Paris by
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night"
 Few knew that Marshal Foch was making sad pilgrimage to Longwys there to knecI upon the grave of his sen, killed in action during an engagement in the early days of the war But Foch had to be back in Paris the next day and could not spare the time to travel by day. J,;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

ITS NEVER TOO LATE TO DO GOOD-Proteet yourself before the burglar gets in. A Theft policy through our agency offers FULL PROTECTION.
 TAYLOR X co.
 Insurance That Insures
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

Mount Ararat is volcano, the last eruption having been in 184O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

E C. M. E.--sunday ser CT R..s d: nli All pastors and thsir M Gons eas' are invited. ;, I ". Psstor; W. P. DaVls' pfes'' Chanel Churcn--Sunday N. Sn'p eH Z. m. Covenant meet. meet. ''fH first Sunday. Prayei ;Nh o.ch ii, Wednesday n,ght. 1. Fery ,;oes ., Rev. W. M. Ltor. s,r Will Allie, clerk.
 l Grove Baptist-Rev.. :. o,iI M. kr nastor; Corner of ono Pa, |sfraet. preaching every Io io'l . m. Church meeting |sdnesday before secona aa Sisters meeting Sunday at ,,burct--C. B. Brewer, ,ocbinr every first and 6ay at Il a. nl,, ana at Esv sy school every Sunday at " Powell, superintendeannt.. lent every Sunday at 4:3o; J, Eier. presiden. Woman s sry Thursday afternoon 1,! at i Crosby, president. Fling
 Tuesday and Friday 1 mple Baptist-Tenth and 1. W. E. Watson, pastor cbool at 9:3O a. m. Preach
 m. B. Y. P. U. at 6 p. ing at 8 p. m. every Sun Iapel-Corner Ninth and Eerv Sabbath. Preaching q q
 Sunday school at 3:3o ll Baptist-Rev. W. IL or; preaching every sec
 at il a. m. and 8 p. m. heeting every fourth Sun Reaching at night. Sisters kry Tuesday at 2::3O p. m.
 each Sunday at 6 p. m. hnd every Saturday at 3 less meeting Friday night bd Sunday.
 Ri Church of God-Rev. pastor. West Sixth k of Short Leaf Lumber Sunday school at 9:30 a. Ing at Il a. m., each Sun
 at 8 p. m. bf God-Corner Maple yenue. J. A. Jeter, pas ling every Sunday at Il
 D. m. Sunday school at perintendent, Louis Dun l! Jess meeting fourth Fri ] tor's day second and ". Prayer meeting Tues Friday nights. Willing st and third Sunday. gs Rock Baptist-West eenville-Rev. Ysaac Har- ; 1 Services each Sunday Z Ind 8 p. m. Sunday school
 c. M. E.-Corner of 2
 Georgia street. Rev. l D. D., pastor; Preach { morning at II a. m. Sun s 9 a. m. Epworth league
 Evening service 8 p.
 night, official board a tuesday night, Epworth d ling. S Baptist Church-Corner II d Georgia. Rev. J. F. p 2. Sunday school 9:0O p ching at Il a.. m. and n
 Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. 6 Rnday. Prayer meeting T sday night. Communion q Sunday.
 apel Baptist-Scull and f bets, Rev. A. w. Turner, V nday school 9:3O. Preach T T
 m. B. Y. P. U. 6:3O : fore the first Sunday. S
 p. m. Prayer meeting I )nt. \
 Baptist-Corner Four 7 Texas. Rev. A. D. Rowan. \ chlng at Il d. m. Sun
 | 9:3O a. m. Night ser-l
 m. B. Y. P. U. at 6:3O e
 --L-.l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

! ,,hurch--C. B. Brewer, ,eaching every first and d Iea |er at il a. m., and at s M sav school every Sunday at V' Ia' Powell, superintendeannt. a | |1 avery Sunday at 50; fer. < presiden. Woman,s M srv Thursday afternoon at siT Crosby, president. Fling
 Tuesday and Friday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

Lmple Baptist-Tenth and 1 W. E. Watson, pastor
 chooI at 9:30 a. m. Preach 1. m. B. Y. P. U. at D p.
 6ng at 8 p. m. every Sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

Fourth Avenue Baptist Institu- tional church.-Preaching at 11:30 q m. and p. m., second and fourth Sundays by the pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. 1n. each Sunday Bible school at 6 p. m. each Sunday Visitors invited, strangers made well come. J. w. McCrary, pastor E. T Crewel, c. c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

ll Baptist-Rev. W. IL kor; preaching every sec
 at il a. m. and 8 p. m. heeting every fourth Sun Teaching at night. Sisters IN Tuesday at 2:3O p. m,
 each Sunday at 6 p. m. land every Saturday at 3 less meeting Friday night nd Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

(apel-Corner Ninth and
 Eerv Sabbath. Preaching l Sunday school at 9:3o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

Apel Baptist-Scull and Pets, Rev. A. W. Turner, nday school 9:30. Preach m. B. Y. P. U. 6:30 fore the first Sunday. p. m. Prayer meeting mt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

Baptist-Corner Four
 Texas. Rev. A. D. Rowan, lchlng at Il d. m. Sun
 Y 9:3O a. m. Night ser m. B. Y. P. U. at 6:3O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

Baptist Church-Corner Id Georgia. Rev. J. F. |r. Sunday school 9:00 ching at Il a. m. and
 E Y. P. U. at 6:30 D. knday. Prayer meeting
 eday night. Communion Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

|al Church of God-Rev.
 pastor. West Sixth
 of Short Leaf Lumber Sunday school at 9:30 a. |ng at Il a. m., each Sun ! at 8 p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

l Grove Baptist-Reys. y M M. 1, nastor; Corner of Ohio |t, |ot,aet Preaching every
 ! s' fourth Sunday. Sunday |o io a m. Church meeting
 dnesday before second |sG.s q; sters meeting Sunday at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26
,.a..~s ]. : # | : ] Ir THE CoLoRED COLO ! CHURCHES. 1
. < * # # + + + r

Ene. c. M. E.-sunday ser eT-
 ..s x. i'li All pastors and thalr M as geaA' are invited. J. " Pons Pltor. a. W. P. Davis, presld-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

} c. M. E.-Corner of R Georgia street. Rev. !, D. D., pastor; Preach morning at II a. m. Sun
 t 9 a. m. Epworth league Evening service 8 p. night, official board tuesday night, Epworth ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

c,,nel Churcn--sunday M on en'pe 7, m. Covenant meet. 9:ao a. ' Sunday. Prayer each Wednesday n,gat, hath
 as,, eao" third Sunday at both 11
 |ery scyrvices. t Rev. W. M.
 .tor. Will Allie, clerk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

bf God-Corner Maple
 venue. J. A. Jeter, pas ling every Sunday at Il
 D. m. Sunday school at |perintendent, Louis Dun- hess meeting fourth Fri |tor's day second and N. Prayer meeting Tues Friday nights. Willing tst and third Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

Eighth Avenue Baptist (coloreD- Corner Eighth and Linden street. Sunday school each at a. m. Preach ing at il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. B.. p II. at 6 D. m Sisters meeting each Wednesday at 2 p. m. One of inc hest choirs in the city. Our motto is: "Service promptly" H. W. Savage, pastor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

Centenial Baptist-Rev. F.. O.. Bryant, pastor. Regular preaching second and fourth Sundays in each month. Sunday school every Sunday ot 9:3O. B. Y. P. U. every Sunday at 6:3O. Choir practice Tuesday night. Prayer meeting Wednesday night in each week. Business meet ing Friday night before the second Sunday in each month. Teachers meeting every Tuesday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-26

St. John.s A. M. E.-Pu1len and Cherry. Sunday school 9:3O a. m. Preaching II a. m., Dr. A. H. Hill, pastor. Allen Christian Endeavor league, 6:30 p. m., E. A. Tooke, pres ident Monday night, official board. Friday night, class meeting.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

tic Sodtupegesg j, lein. gs 1t bier cine.
s35neiggeielihnft ii nebereiHitiu1lll41lg
nit Dem Yllnn, pelhers ii Der iii1gllt
III Miuneapolis obgebalteten Natioa-
discriminating entlporfen muroe, ge-
griiiinbet morben.
Marid}m. -Grau aouiie 8idforo
kghequen hon galaton bot loeben lbr
101. Qebensiiabr bonen6d @atte
narb Dor Drei Sabren I'M Mlter bon
los Sabren.
ST. 8eter. $50 gg piro $4,000
foIten, ur1 Die SEEM Mm-St. Geter-
|gabrltrabe Hiber ben Minneiota S6lnB
bel Splbtpaifer fabrfar 5u maiden. go
Iautet Ser Beridt BON 5taats.5abr-.
itraben.&ommiiIdr 6 g. 8abcod on
Sic EollntD @omnliiIifidiire bon Nicolet
County. Serner beridtet er, Dob 5fpei
BrI,:en r1otrpenoig ino
Seize 9laine. Oils Sproh, Elm
GARNER bon Credit HiDer, ScoH Co. 50,
erbielt bier fir cine 5blittenloonng
|aleeiamen $3.50 ansbeaabH Dieielbe
entDipIt 55 Bnfdel un0 nur0e nit
1874 ben BnI6eI be5abH,
Mantato. MRepraientam 5rnrf=
|Iiin S. gnstporfb bon bier bot ieinre
RonDi0at1tr Fir Dos 8nnDerneursamt
aufgegeben nnb miro iih mabrldein-
liid mieoer nm fem ffriiberes gDngreb=
amt benerben. Mit inn bat sSDan
8rotDn bon bier feinen Namen als
&ongreBfan6ioat 6es 5tpeitenD iltrifts
.aeintragen Iafien.
St. saul. Mnitene bon g. Y.
5Brapes, Ser fur5lih iein Pint nieoer=z
4Iegte, 1T 81. So. s. gniI bon Ser Nen
Dorfer DHffentliden Bibliotbef 51m 8ii=
bliotbefar Der @iitoriihen Beielidaft
bon MinneIotn beffeM nor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
5mo Dafota.

Bierre. 80 Gin riddles Mnfblubel1
56eS giebgeibdftes IN 5nooafota 1t
ange6eutet in Dem 8eridt DeS Gegie=
.rmngsielbager1ten s. s. 9erbranoion
aus Matertonn melder ben @eiamt=
.mert oes gegenpdrtig I'M 5taate be-
finoIiden Biebs anf ST., 600
iGdBt. @enn Dies n111 cine feline Mbz
nabu1e I'M Bergleih init 1919 bar
iteut, 10 1T Dies nibt Dnrd geringere
8iebaaW at erffldren, ffonoern ourd
Elm in5pifden ei1getrete11es 5infen
Der Breife. Sic 8e5iebung 5pifben
Biebbanbel uno Mderbau 1T gegeben
6nr1 Die Mngabe bes babungsneiien
8ertes Der Selbfru6fe NIT $334,764.=
900 fir 1920.
Mberoeen. u1eber $S00,OOO loI=
len III 1920 Berbe1ierung 0es Deuon=
itone Graft in 5nooafota uusgegebben
mer6en. ---gs ipn Elm ger1uh gemabt
merben, germ &eDnader1 5tantsie=
ffretair 6bes Observation-Disclosures ga-
t%ionalburoeg bas 8Irgerrebf 5u ent=
5ieben. gr mar a11gebli6 ei1t tribe
.rer &eierpeoffi5ier III Der 0eutiden
Warire u110 mnroe int Mni1918 he
gen Berleburg oeg 5pionagegeieBes
al flint Sabre 33ubtbaus III 2eaDen-
nortb p~ernrteilt. SeDnuder befinbet
iib I'M 8un0esgefdngnis1 nobin Ell
Dor 5tDei Monaten gebrubt ml1rbe I'm
ieinen 5traftermin al beginnen.
5iour ns.-@5eneralmnior Moob
ber IN Der I'M Mdlr5 III Sm6bafota
itatffin0enoen Bornabl repnblifa1i=
|fder &anoiibat iir Die Hrdiioentidafts
Mominatton ii, belt bier Weeiithpod-
|nben6 feline 9auptfmpagnere6e i'm
|5taat Dienitagabemo bate er IN
ganfton gefproden. Sobn 5nrD
ebernnliger 8aiiierer Der 5tate 8ani
bon Bufpa11n, n1rbe nnter Der Mn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

fIage Derboftet gefdlidte Soften uro
9Dpotbefen burd Die 8olt Der1didt 3lt
baben, stDoourh er $4,000 FIR ieile1l
perionliidden @ebrauh er3ielte.
.sSIonoreau - aNttiilton Seller Der
s10iabrig 5obn oeg riiilbperen aongreB.
Mbgeor6neten 8. g. &elebt nuroe
ihIimm nerIett mdiibbrenb er NIT elmer
aeIaoenn Bud@Ie pielfe.g 8aHe e1t.
Tub ib u1b Die &lgel 0rar1g BEN
@ndben Durh ben nnterleib.
BiIon. -.5hnf5uihdtter I'M neiitliden
Sell BON NorD- u11b Snbonfotn babe1
cine @efeGf1an geari1bet, inn ei1l
[2agerbal1g fir @ole n1..8ettlrger, g.
s. at erridten ii. neld)em Der 8ol-
erirog bon $4,000 Sdafen alfgeito.
EpeH merben miro. Borfebr11gen
fit ben gerfanf berfelben getrofen
merben ffo0111ten.
2ern111o11. Sic Meeitglieoer Der
bieliger1 acknowledgements bef6lof-
ie1 .einltimn1iig cine Hfarridnle erridp.
ten Ill ldifen. Biidof Gambler Don 2eno
fat 8Il6iine fir 6as @ebdloe, meldes
etpa $4,000 foiten ffon, gutgebei-
Ben. -
G}feaiine. MeDrere JarI1er bic
Ter @egeno ribten cine ge%nolenidaftt
|Ide MoIferei NIT einem &npital bon
$4,000 eli. 8ps lit cine 1pih-
tige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., uno Die
neue MeoIferei gibt ben BSarr1ern ei-
men msge5eiibbrneten WnrH fir tire
|Subne. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
a1rje Ma9ridteu aus
ben uOrDmeitliden stQateu|

Nortbonle. Die $50 B%erlD1ell,
neIbe Diee 9rtibaft III aoobiding
County benobnen, begrabten Dor eli
nigen 8ogen nit groBer greuoe oas
gi1ttreHen elmer @aggonlaollng Rob-
len, Die eriten &oblen. Die ii atpel
Sabren 5ur Drtidaft far1en.
8rainer0. Ser 40 Sabre alte
gbippetpa SnDeiianer eriboB liib IN lei
mem Seim ii Santmet Bate. 6ral ur1o
mebrere Rii16er uberleben.
Gbigbolm. - Mnf 9ar1b Der Dulrtb
Sron &ange.Babn l1n0 Der Sod Z,
Ianb@gabn rDerben 9ol3fdaerarbeiter
bon b%unoerten fleiner 1nternebmer
betrieben, u1tb atpar I'M ga1l5en gonr-
ii, beIoroers III Der @egen6 bon gbls.
bolm. 8eranIalIllng bier5u 1T Der ge.-
aentpartiae bobe 8reis fir 9ol5brei.
Sibbinq. U1it Der Grribtung Ell
mes neuen gtotionsgebdu0es oer@reat
Nortbern gabn ion am +. Madr5 in
|Sontb &ibbing begonnen peroen:
Mud ioa cine reue &irde erri9tet
neroen anftene Ser nlten, Die abge=
traqe11 meroen mnB, 90 iidb l1rter Dem
I@rnnoffiid enc reides ghengrl1be be-
finoet. - Sal1ienoe 8dlune aus Der
|5toats 8anmibule ner0en a1 Der
Mefaba 8ange gepflan5t neroen 5nm
Mnoenfen al Die gefalenen Soloaten.
Dieie 8dinme nerbe11 I'M ga15en Sc
biete Ser @aage berteilt, 10 oaB ieoeS
@5emeintpeien cine Mn5aW erbdff erf-
fprederb Der 3abl bon Wdnner11, Die
ibr 2eben gum OFFER gebrndf baber1.
Montebioeo. Sier nnroe Der
"a Sabre alfe Sobn @oDle beeroigf
Ser @anoe nn6 SiiBe erfrorer batte
un6 an ben 6oIgen geltorben NOR.
6ergus Bans. Sre6. gbamber-
lain bon Barriers Hratrie unb Sobn
Sadion bon Dn1utb, 8atienfen I'M ST.
renoipl, entfamen 6urd Elm Seniter.
&eirner berielben lit gefdbrlid.
Manfptd. - Ser bieige @rur16ei-
aentumsbdnoIer erlitt einen Mrrn-, Ell
men Beinbrnd nn0 dnoere bbfDere
I@erlebunge1t als fem M11to bon eire1t.
init GROCER 5dneHigfeit babinraien=
ben S6euertpagen gefroHen mnroe.
ct. Bunl. Beamte mebrerer.
gabngeienihoften Die groBe gurear1s
in Ser aapitoIitabt bnben, gaben an
Mitttpod 8eite1ungen n1f gifenbabn-
WateriaI in Ser 90be BON bielen DILL
[Iipnen Collars befannt. 8ie 8rdli-
bent 81. Bnbbb bon Der Great Rortbern
mitteiIt, beIteM bieie 8abna nein Ma-
teria1 fir r11nb fedg Wi1ionen Dol=
lars.
MinneapoIiis. - 3meibnnbert spe=
5ereibdnoIer 6iefes 5taates bielten
bier Iekte ISOLDE ben 0reitdgigen Som
bent Der Minneinta 8rocers' MiIocia-
ton. nnter Sen bieIer &ebnern NOR
aub SuIn1g @dmabL 5taatSfefrefdr
bon Minnefota, Der ii6 int Nfiing Der
@anoioafen fir bas @onberneursamt
|befinbet. - Nngeblib zines 5amilien-
ftreits m1r6e 5nmitagmorgen Der
@erftnrbeiter @eorg S. 4r1olo, 48
Sabre al, bon ieiner Grau erfdpifm.
Sic 5ra1 erffldarfe, tie babe aus SCOT
tpebr gebnn6eH; br @efiht 5eigte
8erIeBi1ngen. HE'D.
Brainero. 60 Die stnotf9 niinihf an
Der strede oes Militiiippi GiDer See
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
1l1inneiota

81. 8aul.- Gin germ6dtnis bon
elmer Minion Dollars fir 0os ct.
Olaf College in Mortbfte6 1T I'M Na1.
lob bon Sarolo gborion, einem bieii-
aen 8anfier, entbalten, pie bier a11-
aefinbiat tporben lit. Eborfon it N
porIester ISOLDE ~geltorben. 9salter
4ad, ei,1 befannter Mrbeiter, Der Dor
faum ie6s Monater Die 8etpn11oer=
una tauienber bon 8%erionen, peld9e
oie Minue5otoer Staatsfair befndten.
ourh feline goafibnbeit BEL Der Ser-'
anltaltung bon &,1nlfituden nit le11er
SIugmaidine erregte, ipuroe elner
Radridt aufolge in 8eru, bonn Sooe
ereiIt. gsolter 8ed, feline Me1onifer
beibe Mmerifauer) 11nb anei Rerupia-
1,er erIitten a1f Der Stele ben Sob
in 2ima, 8ert, als Bafs Aeropian
nit einem n1beren 5uiammeritieB n1o
in Sic see }tiir5te. = 8rei mosfierte
8anbiten brangen 9onneritagna6t IN
elm permutli6es 5pielbal1s an Roro-
Concord StraBe in SIbsSt. 8anl
elm, stpangen unter 8orbalten ibrer
Hepolber bie 80 anmeienOen Meanner,
lid, nit Dem @eiidt Der 8anb 81 anf=
suIteuer, unb erbeuteten $1,000.
MinneapoIis.-8 Gas nnterbaus Der
2egislatur miro aus ieiner Mitte cine
Mborbmung bon. lieben 8egnern oes
SrauenItimmredts nod 8eif-8irgi-
MEN ienoen, I'M bie bortige StoatS.
Iegislatur a%uf5uforbern, benz Bei1plel
Marplanbs at folgen uno oas Sran=
mItimmredts ENHANCEMENT our B1t1-
besperfaii1ng at %per1uerfen. Ser Se-
not miro eriu9t, elm @leides 5u tnn.
= 8ie aus Ser 8nn6esbauptItam be-
ridtet miro, bat bie @intpanoerl1ngsz
beb0roe iiber 5mei Sane, Der fur5lib
in Ser Miiblenita6t Derbafteten o1geb-
Iiden aommuniiten entidie0en. SEQ.
Sapbn murbe na9 oieiem 8eridte a1tf
freien SUB geieRt, un6 Sreo Bud, Elm
angeblides Mitglieb Der biefgen&om-
muni1ten Bartei, miro mad &af1a6a
abgeliefert, ba cine l1nteriu6ung er-
COB, SOB Bud britiider untertan 1T.
= 9ie Organiiierung elmer @eielz
f6aft nit einem 8etriebsfapital bon
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