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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1920-03-20

Stilttgart begebeu. Gin slufruf
5nn @encralltreif puroe bon Der
nlten Neeicrung erluiien, ooh lteht
bis sur Stunoe nid)t felt, Oh oieient
Nuiruf uaaenncin entiproden wur-
Sc. Sopeit iiuO ,,ur bie 9erliner
slrbeiter oem Nufe gefolat, oie
Waiier- lmo Glcftri5it6tsuerfe oer
Staot ltehcn ltill, llno ons rieiige
alamenoe Spree-8ahel .oiirite I'M
1unfel gehiiut iein. TSlippen ourh-
5ieben sic Staot, oie stegierungsgc-
tii,oe mcroen nit Stabelorabt5Gll-
neu llmgeben lluo nit Woromalhl-
nen belpidt.
Sos Gerb1nNnis reitet l6nen,
ebert, 9tosfc nlo Safoien befom-
men jett Ole Nl,ittlln9 fiir oen um
oelltihen Tolfc be9a1genen &errot.
Sieiclben Teiglin9e, iuelde nod i'm
Solnlar Waidinenoclpehre alli Sir
better uor Dem 9fcid)stogsgebaloe
ritbtetciL oieielbcn Serbrcher, mel
che nit S,ilfe bon rtiforlniertcll
0chcimr atsiobntei, Stlloenten lulo
pertrud'tcn .urbcitslos" gelporoencll
Sfii,iercn oie Strcifs ser Inn bel
| iere H"bcnsbeoinQiulgcn funlptcll
oen 9lrbeitcr nit Sanbgrancten llS
Wold,inengemehre,l erltidten, olelcl
ben @elcllen foben ictt Den trailrl'
ocu Utut. sic bon ihnen enttpaIf-
llctc Nrbeiterid,aft 5l.nl 8cneral
|llreif aui5uforpern. Strnmc Slil'
tes miillen flieBcll, ipenn bieiem slul
'rui jctt cntlprohen miro. unl
!ooh iheint es, ols penn Der @itr
laerfrie9 1idt ab5umcnoen lit. 60
lpiel ltebt inoeiien felt, oaB, menl
|nie lpofienloien Slrbeiter allein Der
laompf init Sen milit1riihen blau
bliitigen 0erbreherr allfsunebntei
ges,plmgen fem iolltcn lie l,nterlie
gen iperoen.
Gin 3uiomn,eugcbe,t nit oel. biir
aerlihen glementen oiirIten oie repo
lutionlren slrbeiter Tel,tlhlano
faunl in Grlpdg1,ng 5icben sumo
!ibnen ans lplher Gerbriioeriln
nidts 8ute: crbliiben fann. u
!! Ser SerItcllung BON u8eleb uno Sr>
| nllng" baben Sic biirgerlid,en Glt
| men!e 2el,tifIanos Elm peit groGt
res Ssntcrelie ols sic floilenbelpuBte
slrbeitcr. Wfogcn Sic 8iirgerlif)c
Sen @rei olseiielh Sen ibnen 81
ss,,nfer jest einbrodcn. sln Sc
y Notwithstanding Der ebert-Nosf
+ Meeierung fann Ole reoolllticna'
: Mrbeitcrid)aft nidt interclliert leil
}. Sb oemnoh 2iitttpit am 8,roer oos
t |nidt, bleibt iih fir Die oeutidye
!. SosiaIilten i'm W1oment oollia aleic
: sseocnians lit tpeoer Die 2iitttpi
+ 9onbe nodt sic @bert-Nosfe Gliai
n einen gropfen Mrbeiterblutes tper
II Sic entNd)e Mbrehn,.na nit oem +
+ cftionGfen Geaner, lei 6ieler NJ
}. sic 2iittipit-8anoe ODER ebert III
II 4oniorten, fonn n'ft 6nrd ein
nor;ibcraehenben Sieg Ser eriter
IT foroe binousdeidsoben tperocn.
d Die neueiten Weloinsen oe,,t
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Teituns Gbrbadl

Was mir lanJe poral,sioben, nat
'ld ld)ncller, als mir crlparteten,
ercianct. Wtilitoriihc Gcriblpcrcr,
on Oeren Spite lib ser Generalnlo-
Ior 9lrtbur sSrciberr bon 2iittpis
beillloet, habcn lid, in Sen friiben
Utor9enitllnbru bes 13. MGrS ser
Ne9ierilngsgemolt III Berlin be,
nnohtigt, oic alte, &ubbanOel -trei=
benoc ebert. .Nusfe- -Mesierl,ng abge-
lett, oie oclltide MISUNDERSTANDING
lung sum Sellfel geioat rlo cine
l!clle. bon reattiondren Glenlentel
aebilocte Negierllng, an ocren
Spibe Ser beriittigte 9nllernbiinO-
ler Gr. &upp ltebt, errid)tet. Gin
Hotties, pbruIell ltrpteuoes Waniiclt
lpllroe erlollen mo oic liebell lin.
tertanen" ern,al)nt, lid iuillig lno
crNeben in oie nete Sron.ilg Scr
Clnge 81 fiigcll. lfit elmer Soano-
poll (es porcn oeren MIR etma 6
biS 7OO0) Soloatcn, oic lih hal,pt.
IlGhlld nls Vilrldcn Scr bon oer
(5oltld)en Waltiflm %onbc ,ulnms
Wenlebte, lullroe Die Ihclll-ln5iuliIti
| Id'e NeaicrlllH, an oercn ,Sdnoe,'
oas N!ut &url Sicbfnefts, 9toio
Suremburga uno Salllenoe braper
l9icColutIon1re flebt, 5ertriinlnert
IGbert, ser Gerrlter, nllBte nit lei
Incr Srol am sltorucn ocs oentlpiir-
rigen SonntaN ppr ocn Mebclle,
Die 6ll,d)t ergrelIell. gtoste, Bauer
Ilno bus iibrige 0c!ihter folgtet
linen III Gle nody. Ger @eg ainl
mad Ircsbcn, no lid Noste Sen
&onnlonoantcu, ipelder oen ncrc1
Ncgime algctan iein ioll, an1eblid
ergab. Der liebe Guitap bot pph
| seabnt. oab iein perbreheriibes
2eben teinen Tfifierling mcbr mer
lit, ioate er in sic frdftigen Jlult
reuollltiondrer, perratener, rabe
0iirltenoer Nrbciter 0erdten. So c
! oieiem Sd)idiaI alli sic 0altcr ent
geben fam, bleibt ab5uipartel.
, Tie gtahriebten iiber sic gor
9Gnae IN Berlin pioeripreher iid
J Gin flares 9ilo BON ser Mirflul
oes reaftlondren Staatsltreites lGb
. lidj crit ipdter MAIDEN. Sopie
> lheint iuoeiien iif)er, oab Sic &(
bcllen alberbalb @erlins feinen tpt
lsntliden slubong baben. Tie Brc
rin5en oiirFteu iih folmn obne ,pe
: teres fir Sic ncue y&eaicrrng
entiheioen: oas Gerlongcn nod oe
Hiidfebr ser @oben5olern.0 0eiertel
re ldeint iid allf oie burra- -patri'
tii6en, unprobuftipen glemcute o.
Han= n=8ermaniiten 5u beihrdnfe1
Die Irbeiteridait perurteilt ielbi
nerltanolid) oen militGriihen E,lti
al1fs ihdrfite. Sn einigen St1ott
. tam es iogar su fleinen Gdladtt
3uiihen slrbcitern llno ser betpaj
= neten Moft. tpobei es, tpie 3. s
= in 6ranffurt am Main, al Tot'
rno Gertpunbeten fam.
Neueren Nahribten sufolge +
nj lih ebert nit ieinen Miniitern nc
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0arrotp: Sd crbebc oagegen
@inipru1.
@itloip: @cG, i'd min nlaine
elusfiihrunaen nit elmer fursen CT.
fldrllng ihlieben =
8ifter: @enn ih re6t perItebe,
heanitanbet Ser Ierteioiecr oie
Yro5ebfiibrllna, ipeil oas @erihi
Den Mngeflaaten unterbrad.
Garro!p: SSSatpobl, guer gbren
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ih beanItanoete oie 8emerf,lngen
oes @eridts.
Gitlop: Tas Manifeit oes 9in-
fen ssliieeIs Ser So5ialilti'hen
Eartei lit cine grflarrng Der Yrin-
sipien oes repolutionGren So5ialis-
m,s. Dieie Nrinsipien ltellen feit,
hab. Inn So5ialismns etablieren 81
fonnen, Die fopitoliitiihc Megie.
rung gcitiir5t tperoen mub. uno an
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(Tortlet;ulla.)

Ias Maniielt iagt iehr flar,
oaS ser &rieg ein lnleerlal1ltllfcr
arica mar, oab ser Sriebensper-
,raa, mclder ltnterSeidnct pnroe,
Elm impcrIaliitiIhcr 6ricoensoertra9
lit uno oab bie srbeiterlholt felnelt
9sllten bon \ oiclem &rlc1c bate.
Sic fonncn III bcn @tanlfe't aud,
lelen, oab es fiir cine neue Negle.
ylulasfcrm cintritt, oab olelc NE
licrlnoaiorm uls cine Slftntllr
Sc: Trcleturiuts betumlt III, oaB
oiele Siftatur III ihrer fonfretel1
Scrm eine Uolge ser rl,illihen Ne
pollution mar, oob oie rllllilte Ir-
bciterld)ait Dleic Uprnl etabllerte,
lpeil JIG ihrem 3lpefe on1 beltelt
cntlprah. 0a* @taniiclt miro Sb-
nen fcrner ers1blen oub aIle fapl-
laliitilhen He9icrllll9cn Der @elt
eil,e,l &unnpf 1c9en Die rlllllbel
gtrbeiter bcgnn,lcu uto periuhten,
>eren Ncgierlng jil ltilrien.
Sic rlliliid,en slrbelter etabllcr-
ten sic 9iftatur oe3 Yroletariuts,
rpeld,e oil Sic 9t1tefo,trolle haiiert
lit. Ticueid,t hat nlol Shnen &C.
laat, oob sic Giftotl,r oes Eroleto.
riots nid)t cine oelnofruti|dlc Or.
1ouiiation lit. Sic Siftotllr III
cinc ,leue S7orn, ser Sr1anliaticn
Sie lit baliert oil eirc inolntrlellt
|crtret,lng Ser elrbtitcr. Sic hnhei'
helte cine Ne9ierl,llG, ipelhc I'D
cine ocmofrutiid,e nenlit, mcld,e ulll
elmer territoriellcn Selllua oes
S$oIte3 perllbt. Inter Der Sopet
Neoicrungsfornl lulter Der Glftatill
iino sic Gcrholtniiic arocr2 ga bat
man cine Jelierlnaaforrr, melhs
ouI elmer iuolutricllrn Gertretllnl
berlibt, 5. h., Sic grbclter il, DC,
Stoblinoultrie pdhlen ala Stabl
Ar5tiicl, nno es llno hcren Tertrc-
ter. nclhe III oen Hutcn liscn. Slt
slrbeiter in Scr Sduhinoll'trle lpdt
len ihrcn &ertretcr uro lcnocu lhl
III Sic Hegicrln9. Sic 9tdtlonalrc
aierlruo iii als luld)e Die Hcprulel
.artin inolrtrleller Glnheiten llni
10 mus c5 lell,, oenu Die slrbclte
srlan1cn Sic Itlttel sir Setellaflll'
rlma Durd, ona inNuItricllc sEroottt
Sieie eripohltcn Gertrctcr ferne1
ihrc cigene Slloultrie, lno elnc 10
5iallItiid,e Hegierll!l9*fornt III EN-
loldbe Negicrlul1, ueltlc I'D nit DC
(SiitercrSeuglnJ Mno nit Der &et
-elllrng oielcr @iitcr SlJm &orte'
cea gcIomten Toltc2 befnBt. Slel
Neoicrltnoaform nll,f notpenolHc,
ueiie ibren elllsorllf o,irh Die ~
oultric crhaltcll aus threat Se5it
g,ilnacn 5l,r SnOllItrle erholt 'le ol
aenntnis, ipie oie illn Sebcnalll
tertalt notpenoieen Sitter er5erl
uno in neIhem ltnlfange Bic vi
better oieIer Glitter bcoilrien ,Se'
ller anerfennt Der SD5lallslnll'
noS sic slrbciterid,oit nid)t ebe
Irci miro, oils cine oenofratlld
aontrpue Ser sSneuhtrie her9eltel
lit. sluberbalb Ser Jabrit Ut
Merfltatt lit oen1 slrbeiter eian,'
pner alle sipei Sabre 8elegenhe
segeben, su pdblen llno 8anoioate
in Negierl,ngsamter 5i bringe1
slber oa. mo er arbeitet, berrld
nift Die n,inoelte oenlofratiid
aontroIIc. Ser slrbeiter ipirft 81
iiir Gag. oas ean5e Sabr binbure
Iie @erfltntt lit aber bon grob
sSid,tigfeit Iiir Sen slrbeiter q
iroenoeine politiid)e ginridtln
Sein 3ohn beltimmt Die slrt iein
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- 2lrbeer> abenniere au, ,,E9e".
Ben 6itlo,us Derteioieunesreoe

: CssG2 }obn 10 lit ieineN 2ebensiiib-
~ c',c milerable. @cfommt er
bte ea>hn, 10 iino feline 2ebens-
perbss * welentlid beiler. @eaen
9eida, l. Sos lpenoct iih Scr yr-
better al. S slrbcit1eber, uno sic
Icr beitiml.d Die @eoingunDen, I'M
ter ipclheu er arbeiten fol- llub
mllb. Hei ser Jeltleslltg oieier
@coingrngcn miro ser slrbeitcr
nidlt eeirugt, CT bat lih ibncn ein-
fod 5u fii9elL mill er ilberballpt
EclduftigunH erbaltcu. Ter nlooer-
lie Ssnolitricnrbeitcr lit niht I'M De
Iite einer Oernofratiihcn &ontrolle
iibcr feline eiaenen slngele1cnbeiten,
0ic Sosinlilteu crflGren baher, Dnb
es oie Eflid,t ser Slrbeitcrflalie lit,
lid 81 oraonilieren fiir cine oclno.
trntiid,e Hontrolle Der sslbultrie.
Nh Nubla,1o, no sic Siftutl,r oes
YroletnrintS etabllert ipl,roc, ieben
mir. onb Ole oenlofratiide &ontrolle
. iiber oie Snoultrle bcrgeItellt wur-
&c rmo ipirtt. ga bobcn mir oie
9lrbcitcr ii, bcn pcrihicocnen @erf=
Itiittcn, ipie lie ol,rd) slrbeitcrrdtc
b1ltl1lnlell
9iihtcr @cct3: Ginen Monent.
SSir habell feline @elpeilc ooiiir IN
oieicnt sale.
@itlom: @eun es Guer gbren
gefGllt; i'd uerilhen 5u crfldren =
Nidjter: Sie ncrll,fen, &crbult,
uiiic IN HlBlano fclt5ultellen, nab
| reno bier feinerlei 9elpelIc ilber
old)e &erIultniiie oorliegen.
@ttlon: slber oas Manifeli be.
laBt lid, NIT iolhen rlliiiidcn Ser
l,ultrillcu l,no erflGrt. mas inter
ocr Giftatur ocs Erolrtariat5 5lt
peritchen lit.
Nihter: Sic ,u0aen aufiitreu,
oaG iit oas Wonifeit geiuilier slus-
oriide beoient. Sb oicle slusoriife
5lltrcfIen ooer nid)t, fann bier nift
ieItacltellt lperbelL oa feine Scmellc
i;ber Den @egellltanb porllegen
Tertcioiger Sarrom: Gller Ghrc,l.
er hut oos Med,t, lid) ouI hiltoriid)c
Snt'ud)en Slt besicbcn.
Aiid)tcr: @os ser slrgeflogte
iihcr rlliiiihe &erhultniiie loat. lil1r
fclne hiitorilhen Satluhen.
! Surrolp: SSir behnllpten cs. 81
| behallptct cs
| Nld)tcr: Gr mag behaupten, pa;
er mill. @ollcn Sic lid, sic 6c
genicite ser Situatiou tlar mabell
gSiiroc e. on Elatc leill, menl
Ger Staatsunipalt IN Ieinen Tld
oouer ulli Sehouptllngen bc5iiglld
,l!liiit,er TcrhGltniiie uufmerfiall
. nnd,t bon benen CT (ocr Stauts
onmalt) Nlolbt, onb lie falid) lino
: @cluib nld)t.
Gurron: Guer Gbren. ieoernlaul
llelt 0eld)id)te nebr o6er lpellige
bon ieinem eigenen Stonopunft.
: Hidlter: Seoer lieit 3citilnaen
, aber ,3eitllnaen ii,,o feline @eid)i1te
Iarrolu: God, lie iino vlallfenoe
, Gcidihte.
| stihter: sd, ltinlnle nit Sine
t nldt therein.
/ Gorrom: Sd min oas niht Dis
fl,tieren.
t gfidter: Sd tperoe SEN 9lngef1aQ
e te,,ten nidt erlauber, GrflGrunge
] bejiialid, Gerbaltniiie III Hllblan
J. ooer ser 6orm bon Srga,,iiationer
r iIbcr iueld,e mir bier fclne 9etpeii
5 habels 5li MAIDEN. gs mag fl
!. oaralli be5iebe1. oab oariiber e
r r'nas III Dem Mauifelt eelagt ipurb
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oeren 5tcIle mub cine ,,elie &egie'
rl.nq, befannt ols oic Oiftatur oes
Broletoriats, errihtet ueroen. SD
tuiinihte All 5eieen, uie notipenois
es mar fir ben Sosialismus. oen
o;s-;;:.,ipicn oes Wanifeites All fol-
aen. tpenn id, ober feline grtldrun-
aen iiber Yerblltniiie. sic in einem
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2od) bridJt bic &ettc einit cntsipci,
oari i'd, in uoQen 3iiaen \.
bic Sumne trimfem, Spranmei! -
Sam rmf id)'s in Sas @ulf: Seib irei!
&erlernt cs, end) Sm fIgen!
Sid fiiaen, beift liiaen!
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Der Staat, Der mir sic ;Srcileit nabm,
Der folat, midi sm betriisen,
mir in ben &erfer obne Sd)am.
I'd, Ioa bem Earagrapbcnfram
mid in mod in Teileln fieen.
Sid fiscn, bcikt liigen!
Stcat bodJ oen sSreoler an Sic Mano. -
go fann's emd) iuDbl gemii9en.
Senm cber burrc meinc !Nano,
ais in SflaDcnmnperitanb
Der 0eikcl MIDI iuat iiigem!
Sid fiiacn, beikt liiaen!
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Gortfebuns auf Seite ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
STENOCRAPHER
GOES ON STAND

Henry J. Corin. attorney. denied
on tho witness stand In Judge ]. 4
Iurey's court Friday that he had al
tered tho records OF a meeting Of the
international Safety signal Co
The controversy IL part OF the
suit Of George Olson and William II.
Beli. attorneys. against the company
for an accounting They claim they
have acquired tho rights Of John A.
Miller In n signal device which the
company sells. Miller. who with
William rarkin invcnt~i the sppara.
iu-. II now serving a life term for
murder.
Miss Mefita rAfti. stsnogrurher IN
olaon's and Bells office. testified
that A. V. Cole. secretary OF the com
pany. offered hc- so for a copy OF
CERTAIN records OF the company. and
then paid her only 80. saying the,
were not the records he wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
.Chink Calls Out
Fire Department
and Routs Thief

Sam wc spat on his favcrite fiat
iron and bowed his hack over silk
shirt In his laundry at tis Madison
-. Friday morning. A whiie man
entered the door.
-Gnnmc my stuff ne demanded.
You got um ticketg" inquired
sam. turning around
Yep: hcrc's my ticket and sam
looked down into the barrel OF a
blue black revolver
Bus not for hong. ris but . ster
thru the side door
Sam stcpped--in nothing-nas-
~t1ire. fire. police. murder. fiir--
flircr yelled sam. waving his arms
wildly.
A Central school boy heard. and
turned In an alarm
When battalion Chief o. IL Ee
playhouse reached the scene. he
shouted TO sam We. where's the
fire.
Sam We shook his head, discon-
solateiy and pointed 10 the laundry
-Biah.- said Ebblnshcuse -ycu
heap eiaxy."
The gurmzn had meanwhile van
Hhed empty handed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
MRS. M'SWINEY
DUE TOMORROW
New York Reception for Her
Is Planned

NEW YORK. Dee s-rhe weep
ton planned for Mrs. Muriei Mac
swiney. widow Of the late lord may
OF Of Cork. was delayed until tomor
row. when q wireless resolved from
tho White Star liner Celtic. aboard
which Mrs. Maeawiney Is approach
ms New York. STATED the ship would
not arrive At quarantine until p. NJ
Officials % the white star line said
the vessel would dock at 10 a. IN TO
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
MAY RELEASE.
ROBERT WARD

Held hero on cabied charges Of I'm.
hezzlement nom Shanghai. Robert l..
Ward. general manager OF the
Shanghai Motors corporation Of tina,
city. may be released Friday by
Robert @. Saunders. U. \. district at.
torney. Ward was exoncrsted Thurs
day. by cable. Of charge OF stealing
a $500 diamond ring and some
checks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
China CITY
/ LOOTED BY
MUIINEERS
American and British Gun
boats on Way to Protect
100 Foreigners

SHANGHAI. China. nvn 800
Aycd. i--Amcrican and british gun
boats we're speeding today TO the city
ef IchanE. on the Nangtsze river.
which was captured Monday by mu-
unons Chinese trcops
The city Il being burned and loot.
"a according to afviees reaching
here.
About 100 foreigners ARE numbered
m the population % 10000. II was
believed here their lives were not
IN danger.
Tho property icss Is reported
heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Education Class
Schedule Changed

Dean Bottoms University Esten.
SION Service class In Applied prin.
capi~s Of Eduoation- win meet on
wednesday afierncca- instead OF
Monday. ~ first scheduled. The
firrt nesting win DO held weines
day. December sth. at tio .. m
In 1914 assembly room. Henry build
ins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
WOMAN DIES
FROM BURNS
Delayed by Flaming Mixture
OF Wax and Gas

Mrs Ida Meyers. 81. wife Of the
proprietor Of the Meyers Candy Co.
isis Third ave. died in Minor hos
pita early Friday from burns re.
c~ived in her home. aios Dose Ter.
race. Thursday afternoon.
She was delurod ey a flaming mir.
TURF OF wax and gasoline.
Mrs Meyers was preparing floor
wax when Il exploded. isniting her
clothing. She ran into the street.
An unidentified man. passing by.
wrapped his ovcreoat abost her. ex.
tinguishinR the flames.
BATTALION Chief Tom Nunan sd
niniater~d firut aid and ordered Mrs
Meyers to the hospital Damage 70
tho house was nominal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

In 1888 c. c. Berg opened up as furrier and taxi
dernst in a small basement room on side street in
this city. He was entirely unknown but soon the
earnest character of his work. his skill and knowledge
of furs attracted attention and business began to come
TO him. Today Berg Furs are known throughout all
the Northwestern states and Alaska for their abso
Int dependability and unquestioned quality. Thus
from small beginning great fur house grew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
COATS HELD
" IN PRISON

DENVER. Dec s.-rhs goats
Hsriy and Ssnny-were being held In
Jail hcre after they stopped auto
mobile traffic by charging every cnr
that came their way. A RIO, squad
OF police surrounded the anfmals and
hauled them To the station In the
patrol wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
$500 Worth of Loot
IL Taken From Home

burglary Of the home Of w. Bate.
son. fs9 y. soth st. Of diamond
rings. sfickpins. gold chains and
other jsweiry. an valued At $500.
was reported 70 poiic- Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

John Ciircy. Of Gle Eiurn. dropped
dad In the Presley house. sTT Weller
g.. OF heart failure Thursday night
A savings account book on HIM show
Ell that he had slto depoaited in q
cie Fium hank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
mail FRAUD Man
| GETS SENTENCE

MONTPELIER. W. Dec $50
srph X. Battsn. alias Henry Ander.
con. alias J. n. Harper. was sen
.tenced TO ten years IN the federal
erfson q, Atlanta. Ca. In the fed
erai court hero yesterday. for using
lthc mails TO desrsud.
~ Ratten r. said to be under intict-
nent on. similar charges In many
other states. including Washington.
NORTH Dakota. Texas and California.
|1ie has served several prison terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

EvERETT--Juvy scquits wAisss
|Hmith, former I. W. w. organizer. Of
|triminai syndicaiism charges.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-11
GIRL
is SLEEPING
Fort Madison Has Case of Sleeping
Sickness and No Hopes are Held
Out for Child's Recovery by j.
Physicians Attending.

FORT MADISON, March 1.-THE
first case of sleeping sickness in Fort
Madison and thought to be the first
case in southeastern Iowa has been
found. Mary ST. Claire, eleven year
old daughter of Carrie ST. Claire, 306
South Arch street, is the victim, and
so far has slept almost continuously
for fourteen days.
Doctors visiting the case have ex-
pressed little hope that the child will
recover since she sleeps day and
night, awaking only for five or ten
minutes intervals on different days
and then scarcely long enough to eat
before relapsing again into uncon-
sciousness. Her condition is reported
to be growing steadily weaker.
When first stricken the girl SEEM
ed to merely fall asleep. That was
on February IS. and since that time
she has scarcely reused at all. The
symptoms of the disease are puzzling
the local doctors.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-11

ton. six men were killed when lnut
tried to take him from .ne he
house. Lockett told jail oniciais Of
had killed four women in inc pN
ten years.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-11
SUIT RAISES
NICE QUESTION
Two Claim They Should Have Big
Commission for Sale of Farm
and Court is Holding
the Money.

The question of who gets COM
mission of $3,434 for sale of farm
will be settled in the superior court
when all of the plaintiffs, defendants
and intervenors get their petitions
before the court. In the meantime
the court is holding check for the
amount
James McCarty brought an action
against e. Meister claiming that the
commission for sale of Meister's farm
was due him. Siney McCarty, it is
said, also has a claim to the COM
mission. Attorneys for Meister yes
terday deposited the check for the
commission, which was sum over
the $4,000 agreed on for the sale.
Following this action McCarty's at
torney comes in and claims the
money, claiming that he had sued
Meister for the amount. Now, Siney
McCarty who also claims part of the
money, will have an interyenor's petit.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-11
STOMACH TORTURE
GONE; FIRST SLEEP
IN THREE MONTHS
Mr.. Heinricks Was Ready To
Give Up. Then He Found
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