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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
Gi1t5clhciteft Hcs HatRcrt>
ca,as2 fof1t1itents.

Haris, 3. Sept. - Die 2iefermng
bon 8aunateriaI i'm QBert bon iieben
Miniarben @olontarf our6 1e,1ti1-
lano an Granfrei9 i1lnerbalb Ser
1ldditen bret Sabre lit in 0en1 iiingit
5tpiiden Dem frana0ii16en Mi,liiter
fir befreite @ebiete 2o11is 2o11heur
uno bent 6el,tfden 8ieoeraufbau -Mi-
niiter 8olter &atbenau nbgeibIoiie-
men Mfonmerr borgeieben. Die gin-
5elbeiten tpur6en am Samltag in So
ris beroffertli6t. Sic Trnnsnftton
miro bon 5tuet eieaidaften gebanb-
babt 1perben, elmer In Deuti9anb llnb
elmer in 5ranfreid. 8eioe }teben UNI
ter &egierungsf sfontrolle bod fannBri
batfapitaI beteiligt iein. Sic 6eutide
@efeui6oft bot fir bie 5nn1mlung
bes Materials on Ben Beridiff1ings=.
punften gu iorgen. Sic 8e5abl1ng an
Die 6eutiden Girmen fir sic 2ieferun-
gen gei9iebt bur1 befon6ere 8onbs,
tpel9e bon ser oeuti6en &egierl1ng 5lt
bieiem 31pef ansgegeben tper6en. :
Die fransofiide @eienidaft iiber-,
nin1r1t bas abgelieferte Waterial 11n6
berfouft es i'm offenen Marft aus
i6IieBlib gum Wieberoufbau Norb-
franfrei6s. Die fran5oitfde &egier-
ung miro gendb ber Mbn1adung Sor-
ge tragen, oaB oie Breiie ni9t nl1ter.
einen angeneIienen @onfnrren5preisi
NIT 8ribatintereiien finfen, oie biS-
ber energtid 6agegen proteitiert bot
ten bnB Denti6lan6 Weaterial gum
@6ooen ser fran5oiiiden Sabrifan=
ten ltefern ioae
@iberitan6 ertuartet.
Dime 31peifel miro 6as Nbfomlnen
in Ser fran50iiiden 4ammer auf ge-
lpiiien 8iberitartb itoBerl ut16 nud 6ie
oeutibe &egierung fbeint Bi6eritan6
I'M Gei6stng 5n ertparten, bod peiit'
|iie bos oentfde goH oarauf hin, bab
bns 5tpiiben 9ou6enr l1nb &atbenull
getroffene Mbfon1n1en i'm Snfereiie.
Der geotion liege, % Dentiblnno iei-
men @ieoergutmnd ndungs= =8erpfIibtun-
gen iebt 6urh MateriaI nadfommen
tonne, anitatt ge5tpungen gu iein, BEL.
iinfen6em 8e6ielfurs 8arfiderbeiten
in nusIanbifden Medrften gu iuhen.
@atbe1tous @amptargnment mar,
6aB, tpenn Deuti6lono ge5tpungen
tperbe, nnter benielben internationn-
len @e9ielberbdltntiien, 6ie bel Be-
5abIung Ser eriten Miutar6e Marf
berridten, ieine 8ar5oblungen fort
5niebe1, es untpeigerli6 banferott ge-
FEN miiBte, lpabribeinlid ipateitenS
i'm SsSuli ndbiten Sobres. Die Marf,
tpeld)e bereits lett bem iiingiten 2on-
ooner Mbfomn1en bon 11euem I'M Mert,
geiunfer lit, tniiroe, 10 argumentierte
@atbenau, arf einer Bnnft fallen, tpo
iie iberbnnpt feinen 8e6ielfnrsmert
rnebr but.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
.6plf6n6er erfmItet1 apntraft.

sssm Saaq, 6. SEP. Nus t11abae-
benoer AuelIe SIN 8nag miro IN Gr-
fobrlna gebrnht oaB foeben stpiiden
Ser RonigIib- oerIdnoiiden Del
grippe llno Der Negier1ltrg bon So
rnipaf, gritiih 9or11eo. Elm Mbfon1-
men iiber 1teue 8onseifionert getrof-
fen lei ueIdeg aolIfreie gir- IND
Musfubr n1brelto Ser Dnuer 6eg 4on.
traits bor}iebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
,6rattereisR Ut apiitei,A aatf
3g1atcrifa.

gsaibington, 3. Sept. 5ranfreih
lit miBeeitiuunt bariiber, Dab oie Ser.
Staater beim Srie0ensibluB nit
2eutibla,ab b0aig lnabbdngig geban-
belt baben urtS orobt iebt 6amit, es
tpiiroe iih auf bie 5eite sSapans itel-
len ,lnb bei Der 2o1ung Der 6rage
bes fernen Sitens Grout gegen nns
MAIDEN. Bon benz Angenblid an, 0ab
Die Ser. Stoaten fib unabbdngig
aeigten, Bebeinlbertrdge 5ltriidtuieien
nn6 fih speigertert, 8lut ooer @elb
fir bie gertpirfIibung 6er iupertali-
ftiiden gI6ne Sranfreids gu Iiefern,
bot iid in 8arig eine itets 5unebmen-
Sc GeinbfeIiefeit gegen oie Amerito~
ner ge3eigt. @1breno Der perfloiienen
5tpei Sabre bnben fi6 6ie Sran5oien
eit,5ig l,i1b olIein, tpeiI 1ie bon einen1
nod bitteren SoB gegen 2Iop6 George
beieeIt fino, gelegentlih auf ieiten Der
Ser. gtanfett geitellt.
gatiabe Ill, DOB 6ranfreid)s Be
5trebungeit duff Sic Siberung Der Se=
gemonie allf bem europdii6en 6eit=
Ia1,be in Wnfbineton feline @egenlie'
be gefltnbe1t baben. Ser Militdrber<
trag, ben gra1,frei6 nit Bolen abge-
ihloiien bat, oielt auf etne Bernidt-
une Deutidlanbs ab. Sranfret6 ,pag-
te es nidt i'm ,1nier @utbeiBnng bes
Bertrages nab5nfuden, neil es p11B.
te, baB Elm oerartiges 9lnil1den ab-
Ibfdgia bei6ieben tpor6e11 mare. Sebt
1T sSronfreib ob Der Satfade ent-
riiftet, oab oie Ser. 5taaten einen
srieoenspertrag nit Geuti6lan6 OBJ.
gefdIo1en babett, unb bieie gntriift-
1tng tpirb in Ser Sauptfade baonr6
berbeigefIbrt, bob rnogli6ertDeiie
leuti6Ianb burh bieien 8ertrag ge=1
gen ben Sob nnb bic &abfuM 6runf-
reihs, geihiibt tperben mag.
Ginbrnd in Quu6p,t 1tnb 3aris.
gs NOR G1iBerif i11tereiiant 511 be-
obodten, melhen ginbrld Die l1nter-
aeihnung Des 6rieoensDertrags lei
tens Mnterifas nit 9eutfdlanb IN Rn-
ris uno in 2on6or1 berborrief, ben1
baour9 aeigte fih 10 redt Die peri4ie=
oenortige Bipdologie Der beiben &e-
gieruneen. granfreid lit irtnler nod
1ibt iiber feline Gnttduidung nno Gr-
bitterung npeegefommen. Die eng
Id1,ber bitten iib ibre tpabren Gmp=
finonnsen often 81, 5eigen, ebe lie fi6
nidt bie Sa9e griinolid iiberlegt ba=
ben. Snfolgebeiien Iiegen borldufig
MIR gebdfiige &reifefomnentape aug
Boris por; 2on0on oiirfte ipdter tuad-
foIgen. 1obingegen bot fih bereits in
ben Ser. Staaten Ole britifde @egner=
fdaft ge5eigt. Snfolge Der eigentiint-
Iiben 5tenungnobne etli6er ameri=
fnniI9er 8eitungen lit mani menn
man iib englii6e Anlidten iibern
min, ni6t auf 2on6on angemieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
2lufitaftN II, 1,irei,tia bei>
eclcet.

8alBmgton, 5. Sept. ueber 200
BunbesioI0nte1 1larnen am 5amltag
in ser aoblenfelDern 8eft 8irginiens
ibre steIIungen Elm nrtb batten am
Mbeno, tpie ibr &ontnanoeur Briga=
begeneraI $. $. 8nnbbol5 nod Boib=
|ingtpn meIoete, Die Gage gut in Oct
&an6. Ser ginnlnri1 Der 8unbes.
trappe1 in bic bon unruben Der 8erg,
Ieute bein1geiubten DiftrifR fnno of
ne nenenstperten 8tpiidenfun itatt,
|pie General gnnbbol5 meIoete. Die
Biirger, 10 fiigte er bin5u, bdten oie
gruppen in frel1nofdnftlider ggeiie
nufgenorhmen. Die 5onftigen Melbun=
gen General Banbbol5's betrafen bie
Mnfitenung Der Srlppen.
sSsn3tpif6en 1T oie Berbdngung oes
Stanbrebts iiber bas bon ben Grup.
pen belebte @ebiet tpieoernn1 aufge-
baIten iporoen. SefretGr Beefs er-
fl6rte bein1 9erlnIien ieines 8iiros,
|baB Ole .ger0ffentlidnng Der @tanb-
rehtgz oflnmation bon ben @reig-
|1riiien obbdngen miro. An5eiden, bab
man ii Megierungsfr Die Gage in
@eft girgitrin i'm augemeinen boff-
111lllgsppI al};ebt ,lpurben barin er-
|blidt, 6aB Der 8efebl 6,1n 8ereitbal=
ten bon .3iigen gum Eransport bes
16. ss11fnnferie- -@eginents bon Camp
Dir 11nh ben &obIenfelbern riidedn=
gig aemaht Dur6e, fotpie 6ari1t, Bob
Br1fibent &nrbing cine 5abrt auf Ger
MaDflotper iiber Counting un6 ben
Mrbeitertng nngetreten bat. @egentp6r
.tig befin6ert iih MIR bas 26. un6 bas
.19. sss11fnnterie Regiment in 8eit
9irgiftin.
Br6iioent &arbing trat feline &ei-
lie an, bic er ln1t boransgegangener
Anfnnoi oigung nibt n11ternonmen ba-
BEN lpiir6e mel1n Die Sage IN ben Sob,
,IerfeI bern ieine q tpeienbeit in @aib-
,ington erbRiiM baben 1piiroe. ssSn eli
11er &onfere115 nit bent Brafibenten
lit @riegsfrefretdr @eefs enbgiiltig
8efngnis 5nr @erbdngung 6es gto1r0-
rebts erteilt porben, follte er 6ieien
5britt onr9 bie Mel6ungen General
Bon0boI5'g fir geredtfertist balten.
eSSm nIlgenneinen qlanbt man in 8aib-
i1tgton niht, bob es ba5u fommen
tpiro.
Mm gfnbmittog traf bon General
s8anbbo15 Die telegrapbiIde gea6ridt
Elm, baB 400 sS1ti1rgenten iid bel
5borpIes ln6 Mo6ifon ergeben uno
11ngefdbr 80 Seueripoffen ausgeliefert
bnben. Sic tpur6en nnber5iiglt6 aus
benz nnrubegebiet nit Der 8abn nod
Let. Mlbans gebraht."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
NeiQiondre belaifet.

Chicago, 6 Sep. SSt1 elm ber.
botenes @bisfepgeiddH, oeffen 6. sc,
g3ebrens, giceprdii6ent Der 2ineoln
grnif & sobingg Banf IN Chicago.
angefIogt 1T, fonen, tpie es bier ON
Weontag bieB, mebrere angeiebene
gbicogoer, oorll,tfer einiee Winiond.
re, bertpidelf iein. gebre1,s iDir6 5ur
2aif peIegt, $50 600 boraefd doifen 5i'
babe1, I'm cine Baggon1a aoitt1g Wbis.
fep bon igncinnoti nad Gbicdgo ~
briusett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
Grotibitipus. .G1ttidleiba1ug.

Sos MngeIes, gaI., Z. Sep. Dos
8erufnng ngsgeriM fit Sen Giitrift gu
Iifornia bat in Cos Gnaeles entiGic=
ben, boB itnntlide @erihtc, be51p. ge,
dlnte 11iht an ser 9urhfiiErltna oas
@unbes Brob iibbiitionsgeiates mitwir-
Ten niirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
rb-@eieaidloft bat 81 Wailliontn.

2ottfing, Wib., 6. Sepf. D1e
sSprb Motor Company bat lant Be
riht, tpeI6er oem stoots sbeparten1ent
11nterbreitet tpur6e, onndbern6 $54,.
600, 900 8orgelo in Ser 8anf. Ser
8erihf tpl1rbe ipegen einiger fleiner
ssrrtii1ner bebnfs &orreftur einittDei-
len 5nridgetpieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
Glieaap's Mrbeiterfeisr.

gbioago, 6. Sep. Wit ei11en1 Be
iud bon nbt5ebntauien0 8erionen
fan1 am Montag Ser breitdgige &ar-
,1epaI Der Chicago 5eoeration Of Ga
bor gum MbfdlnB, Der in einem 8nle-
BAH -Harf abgebnlte1t tunrbe;; man
ihdbt ben @efammtbeind uuf nber
80, 900. &ouptreoner I'M 2anfe Der
bret Gage fparen oie repnbli lifaniihen
8nnbegienotoren sSrance bon Warp-
Inno un6 2n6pnette bon Wiseoniin,
iotpie gBm. S. grDnl1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

Gs lit 1,atiirIid r,ur 3ufan, 6ob
oie poIniiden Morbbrenner IN Dber-
ibIefien olis polnifden Miliit6rgetpeb.
rem nit frnnaoiifher Mnnition Idle
Zen. ,@ernbe 10 mar es Elm 3ufan, bnB'
GngIdn0er 11t,o sSranaoiei1 / 19i5 nit
merifanifden, 9ulber l,no gIei idois
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
gee,te 8plbfelber blpsaeleat.

Mndorage, Nlnsta, 6. Sep. SIN
Golf bon MIosfa 1T burd Die gbbe
.eine 5 SUB itarfe Moer nit @olD-
auara bIosgelegt iporben, ipelhe ettno
500 sic gonne oes gbeImetals ent-
bdIt. Miffe, tpel1e iiber oie Sberfl
bes Baiierg berDorragen, trugen
gIeibfans reibe @olon6err. d
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
Qedt Mrt ,lieoer.

8uoopeIt, 6. Septentber. Wt.
BanffD, ber Miniiter 1es MenBern, re-
itqnierte am Diittpoh. @s beiBt, baB
ct bieIen Shritt in Der Mb1ibt unter-
nahn1. nm oas &nbineh 8etblen 5i1
.retten, tpeldeg burh bie @reigniile IN
8eif=l1nearn ir's Wanfen gefornmen
NOR.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

Mande MododRn it,,bieren MIR Mn.
| lit 1im nls noberne 2oreIei grfoIqe.
81 erreihen genh Ser gntidI dIeierunq
Ipfeiff oie Melo6ie bdiifig ii oigBor.
l1nonifden 90i1tetl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
Denfde &onferen5 in sab-Amerifa.

Buenos Mires, 5. Sep. Die
beutf6e @onfurren5 in &rgentinien
miro bon Ben glmerifonern ihmer5lib
perlpiirt. ss,1 einigen Sdnen iir6 an1e-
rifani{he MrtifeI gan5 aus 6emMarH
perordngt tppr6en, 1agt @onaro S.
syeeIeD, ser 6nnbels sntnde Der anerI
faniiden 8otldaft. SIM &anoeI nit
flei11en fabri5ierten Mrtifeln tritt oies
gan8 beIon6ers berbor, tDeniger in Be
aug nuf ibapere Maidinerie, 2ofomo-
fiben, Shienen unb arbere Stnblpro-
butte. Die Dentlben iiberidh dhDen1mten
). g. neuIid ben Worft nit 750, ,0Oe
biIliaen nbre11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
3nr1nhtte Der Sfrideib1ttaett.

gbicaap, 6. sep. Dns gserhalt-
MS Ser gheibunaen slt ben 8eiroten
lift bednqifigerb aetporoen me ao1lis
Is. aeaner. gbeffIerf Beg aisenabn=
ren1s III Chicago erfIGrfe. 8dbrenb
friiher onf 80 Seirnts sIiaenien cine
Gheiheionnd fam fon1n1e iett cine
sheionna o11f orei 6eiroter.
$ Freurto, Ser Meufh 1T MIR Elm
E9ob. ftel1f er iiiHf @oh dig eineselri<
den boz.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

&c gilt ae,1te oie bieleg erIebt,'
aber penig erfabren babel,.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
RUSSIA RECOVERING,
HILLMAN REPORTS
Head of Clothing Workers
Union Back From Tour.

Sydney 1Iillnan. president Of the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
% America, who returned yesterday by
tho uolland-America liner Rotterdam,
from four months tour OF Europe,
more than a third of which he spent in
Soviet Russia. said his observations
there had led him 20 believe that Russia
vas recovering from her economic de-
preston and was on the way 70 indus
trial and political Advancement. IIe
declared that IN four weeks he had
seen production doubled in Moscow.
lie denied that freedom of speech was
restricted under Sovie. rule
i4"nine and Trotzky. he said. were In
absolute control. and the popular i'm
preston was that any change OF gov
crnmcnt would mean anarchy, so while
there was much criticism there was nd
attempt to knock out the present leaders
Hillman admitted that many Russians
desired 10 come TO America. but said
iiat this was true also of "all Of Eu-
rope" which would pour in on us il per-
mltted TO do So He noted that about
10000 were employed In the clothing
trade in Russia and that the raw ma
irTisl was sufficient and the machinery
pretty good.
Hillnan has been administering Rus
sian relief fund of $500, 900 raised by
clothing workers in this country.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05

ing that persons fined pay ten fold the
amount levied
The continued decline of the mark,
which is exercising political and finan-
cial circles, is declared by the Lokdl
An=ei0er to be benefiting German ex-
porters, with whom the manufacturers
of other countries are unable to COM
pete, but, the newspaper adds, consti-
tutes a grave danger to firms depending
on imports, some of them already hav-
ing been compelled TO close, to run on
short time or to divert their factories
to other uses.
While 1t is generally accepted that the
Upper Silesian decision struck German
money its hardest blow, the newspapers
assert that German industrials, although
still attempting to negotiate credits, are
showing considerably less inclination to
help the Government in view of the con-
fused situation.
VorGerts, saking whether it will be
patriotism or business" charged that
big business apparently intends to for
get its promise of help because mo po-
iitical capital can be attained by such a
move. and the huge industrialists are
unfriendly to the present democratic
government"
Financial circles indicate there is
noliceably less inclination by foreign
capitalists to render assistance, and take
a gloomy view of the future unless the
Allies agree to lessen the indemnity
burden.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
SAYSC GERMANY CANT
MEET REP PARATIONS
Finance Minister in Report
Contends Allies VIII Have
to Shave Bill.
SEES BUDGET DEFICIT
New Bill Is Expected to In
crease Tax Yield by 49,
100000 Marks.
LARGE FORTUNES SUFFER
Hermes Calls LevieS Greatest
Burdens Ever Imposed
Upon a People.
LARGE FORTUNES SUFFER

BERLIN. Nov. (Associated Press).-
Andreas Hermes. Minister of Finance,
explaining the new taxation bill in the
Rcichstag to-day. admitted that the
now proposals constituted the greatest
burdens that any people ever had been
called upon TO bear. He expressed con.
fdence. however, that they could be
borne provided that all the latent
forces In the nation were united and
eSerted 20 the utmost
Herr Hermcs said the measure was
aimed az making a Just compromise
between burdening. respectively. the
consumer and the property owner. The
main part OF the taxation OF property
would consist in levying upon for
tunes II was proposed 10 increase
'he present fortunes tax and make as
sesEmcnts subject 70 periodical revi-
sion based on the actusl value OF for
tune az the time OF the revision.
"it As estimated" said the Minister
that wc can reckon on an Increased
vieid ~ from forty billion 20 forty-two
billion marks from enc proposed taxa
tion. ! must, however declare that our
obligations under 'hr allied ultinatun
cannot BE- met BY this great burdening
~ the taxpayer
The ordinary budgetary expenditure OF
is2i amounts IN round fgures to lI4.-
$50 nen eoo marks
so FAR az can be Judged now. added
fterr Hfrmer. "wc can expect receipts OF
cl,2o0 .000.o0 marks, 80 the ordinary
budget looks az though II viii show a
dencit 81 approximately $4,000 0oO. 600
marks. The uncovered amount OF the
extraordinary budget ~ 1891 will show
an Increase ur 20 81 600 oAe. 600 marks. as
compared With 1890" 900 600 w 20 the
present Thus the amount that viii have
20 be covered hy loans In the 1929 fnan-
cial year VIII t0tal the tremendous sum
% 10. e0o. 600 900 marks.
The present estimates 20 The nnan-
ciai wear % 1899 ant .cipatc receipts OF
$1,000 600 900 marks ga ordinary bud.
EotHry expenditure of isG. 900 000. GOO
nlarks aad AN extraordinary expenditure
of $4,000 0o0.000 marks
An efTcciiys way uut FOR this mmensc
financial distress be concluded, "cannol
be found uutn our erstwhllc adversarics
realize that In the Interests Of their own
Peoples the position OF the German peo.
ple, made considerably worse through The
>iiesiSn decision. must be rendered toll
erable BY casonable adaptation % Ger.
many's obligations 20 her capacity"
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
GERMAN PREPARATIONS
TO FRANCE SHRINK
Can Only Expect 81 Per Cent.
of Her War Losses.

PARIS. Nov 4 associated Pross).-
The maximum amount Of reparations
which France can hope 10 receive from
Germany Is placed at $4,000. 100000 gold
marks. or about 81 per cent. of the dam
aged suffered. according to the outline
of the 1922 budget presented 10 the
Chamber to-day.
The anticipated expenditures OF the
Government for 1922 have been reduced
to 24.953. 100000 francs. with receipts
OF 2S.S27, 100000 francs. the deficit of
1.626. 100000 francs TO be covered by an
issue OF Treasury bonds.
1t Is report the budret committee de-
mands a policy Of economy. suggesting
a reduction in the number OF civil SER
wants. who now are more numerous than
in 1914, situation "intolerahle in a
icountry of diminishing population" The
suppression of certain State rnonopolles
is proposed.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
ALEXANDER TO SWEAR
JUGO-SLAV OATH TODAY

BELGRADE Nov. (Associated Press)
king Alexander will take the oath as
ruler OF Jugo-Slavia tomorrow.
The prolonged stay in Paris Of the
King following the death of his father
now appears to have been due to the
necessity for quiet and rest after an
operation and also to his desire for a
happy elimination to his courtship of
Princess Sophie. second daughter Of
Prince Emmanuel, Duke of Vendome
and OF Alencon, a member of the Bour-
bon-Orleans family. II appears that this
courtship has been broken off because
OF religious differences and the reluc-
tance OF Princess Sophie to live in Bel
grade.
Before consentiag TO return to Bel
grade Alexander is said to have de-
mandel from the Government certain
guarantees regarding his civil list and
n revision of the Constitution which
would give a larger measure of auton-
omy 10 provinces acquired as a result
Of the world war. These reports are de-
MED by the Government.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
10 SHOT In MOSCOW
AS JEWEL ROBBERS
Thefts Made From Govern
ment Stores Taken Over
by Soviets.
ASBESTOS DEAL MADE
Chemical and Dye Company Of
New York and New Jersey
Gets Concession.
ASBESTOS DEAL MADE

MOSCOW, Nov. 3 (Associated Press)
Nineteen men have been shot and
forty men and women sentenced 90
prison terms after conviction before a
Moscow court martial. for thcfts OF
diamonds. platinum and gold and silver
jewelry from the Government stores.
These stocks were taken over by the
Soviet from shops and individuals at the
beginning Of the Bolshevik regime.
Chief Inspector of the State Con-
troll Commissariat, NJ. AventilSyanz,
who has been executed, was convicted OF
stealing $4,000, 900, 900 rubles worth of
gems and precious metals Zone dollar is
now worth about $4,000 rubles). Other
officials and employees were found guilty
of stealing large diamonds or attempt
ing by bribery to shield persons i'm
plicated.
Details of the asbestos concession
which has just been granted to an
American company, are given in an an
nouncement appearing in official news
papers to-day. Under the terms of the
agreement the company, whose name
Is given as the Allied Chemical and Dye
Corporation of New York and New
Jersey. will undertake to operate as
bestos mines in the Alobaievsky district
of the Ural Mountains. to the north OF
ickaterinhurg. for twenty years giving
the Soviet Government 10 per cent. of
the output or it's value in foreign cur
rency.
The corporation receives no territorial
rights. agrees TO settle all differences in
Russian courts and undertakes to fulfill
all Soviet DEGREES respecting labor. Fifty
per cent. of those employed in operating
the mines must be Russians.
r is flIrfber ayraeI nv the cOrDOrat ion
to deposit $4,000 In a Soviet Govern
lnent bank as a guarantee. The Gov
ernrnent retains the right to repurchase
the concession AT the end of five years
If It desires.
DR.. Armand Hammer of New York,
representative In Moscow of the Amer
ican company. recently visited Ekaterin-
burg with Ludwig G. a. *. Martens,
member OF the All Russian Central Ex-
ecutiye committee, who conducted the
Soviet end OF the negotiations, and will
return to New York Immediately to ar
range for the food shipments necessary
10 start work at the mines.
BAYU. Oct. 29.-Treasures of gold and
Jewels are still hidden In Russia, secure
from Soviet acquisitions and robberies,
their estimated value mounting into the
hundreds Of millions OF gold rubles.
Russian families. especially In jewel cob
lections. were far more wealthy than
families of corresponding means in other
countries, and II is certain that neither
the Soviet nor refugees have taken all
these gems for sale abroad.
On several occasions families have
told the correspondent how they out
witted the Soviet agents. In one family
diamond and pearl necklaces were
broken up and the parts hidden at dead
OF night in bed posts, in the tubing OF
electric light wires, in garbage pals, and
even in paper weights lying exposed on
table When Soviet agents came to
mako ,nspections they tapped the walls
tore IN tho floors and dug In the gar
dens. but found nothing.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
GEN. PETLURA AGAIN
ENVADES UKRAINE
SoUiet Troops, Defeated, Lose
Kon,enetx-PodoIsk.

RIGA, Nov. 4.-Kamenetz-P Podolsk has
been captured by the forces Of Gen. Pet
lura. the anti-Bolshevist leader. who re-
Gently began a new invasion of the
Ukraine, according to Moscow advices
received here by way OF Rcval. The
town was taken after many hours of
fierce fighting with the Soviet troops.
which are said to be retreating hastily
in a northeasterly direction pursued by
Petlura cavalry.
The anti-Bolshevist forces are under
the direct command of Gen. Tutunuk.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
LONDON MOVIES HARD HIT
BY COUNCIL s BAN ON DRINKS
No Liquor Licenses to Variety Halls if They Show Pic
lures, and Chief Justice Dsallows Expense of TAX
ing Children to See Shakespeare's Plays.

give up showing pictures since this will
cost them their licenses, and will revert
TO variety shows. No reason is given for
the committees statement other than the
mere suggestion that it Is undesirable"
The other ruling affecting theatres was
that handed down by the Lord Chief
Justice. which held that theatres are
held not to be educational institutions.
Auditors of the educational funds of
the city had questioned the legality of
permitting the school authorities TO spend
$4,000 to take childred to special per-
formances OF Shakespearian plays, and n
court decision was asked. Children should
be taken to the houses IF Parliament, the
Tower of London and Westminster Alb
hey. the Lord Chief Justice said. but the
law did not include attendance at thea
tres as necessary to the education of
children
The New York herald., 1921-11-05

SPECIAL Cobis % TIM NEw YoRK HERALp
CoHrr0hf. 1871, ~ Tas NEw yoRK HERALD
New Nork Herald Bureau.
London. Nov. 4.
~ the eyes of the English law, the
atrcs are not educational institutions,
and motion picture theatres cannot sell
drinks. Tine latter conclusion was inti-
mated ny tho London County Councils
committee on theatres when in granting
without opposition nearly 1000 licenses
,u dispense liquors 90 theatres and halls
Il Informed the proprictors OF the Al
hambra. Palace and Empire that their IL
cenSes would lapse n they continued
showing pictures with other acts.
The manager of the Alhambra said
tina; as a result of the committees state
mont all three theatres would definitely