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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
LEGISLATURE IN LAST HOUR RUSH
 TO CLEAR FILES
General Appropriations Bill Taken Up in Conference
 from Both Houses.

Managers from both Houses of the Legislature at fairly early hour this afternoon took up in free con ference the general appropriations measure with every indication that the conference would be extended and might develop into lively contest before final settlement was reached. The measure was returned rom the Senate shortly after the noon recess containing many amend ments, many of them minor in na- ture, but some involving entire der artments.
 The main differences center around the Fish Commission, the Bureau of Publicity and the Min ing Inspectors office, while smaller amounts are involved in practically every department
 The Senate amended the bill to allow only sufficient funds to the Mining Inspectors office to run to June 30, next. It also increased the Fish Commission item from $40,0c0 to $50, GOO, and left unchanged the S1, ,000 item for the Bureau of Pub licty. It is virtually certain that the House will insist upon the full estimates for the Mine Inspector and probably for a $15,000 allow ancc for the Bureau of Publicity. It is also believed that the House will ask that the $2,000 item for additional salary to the Governor for services performed for the Ter ritory, like amount for additional compensation for sthe Attorney Gen eral, and an stem of $500 included in the origina. measure for the re- lief of Martin Gately, all of which were stricken by the Senate, to be restored.
 Revenue Measure Passed.
 The House this afternoon agreed to the revenue measure with the Senate amendment cutting the tax on reindeer oarcasses from 50 cents to 25 cents Fer carcass As this was the only point of difference left unsettled, the till was then ordered transmitted to the Governor for approval. rt Hf
 Important Conferences. | Many conferences were in pro gress this afternoon at a late hour as both Houses bent their efforts to cleaning up .beir files. The Ross Road Bill, the Britt Bill for reor- ganization and enlargement of the Territorial Fish Commission, House Bill No. 31, establishing fur tax schedule and licensing fur buyers and fox farmers. and other minor bills were included in the measures still pending on account of disagree lient between the two Houses.
 Representative Tripp's measure empowering incorporated towns to license and regulate certain busi- nesses and place of amusement went under this afternoon when the House rejected the report and rec Jmmendation of the free conference
 fCopffuuad m PaPa Eight
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
Alameda Tied Up.

Wires received today at the or fee of Willis E. Nowell, agent for the Alaska Steamship Company from the head office at Seattle, of- fer no hope for the sailing of the Alameda or any other of the com pany's boats for the north soon. It was requested that bookings be made for passengers for Western Alaska on the steamer Latouche and that they be made as comfortable as possible.
 The Redondo, of the same com pany, that was in Southern Alaska was not reached by wireless until she was far out to sea on the way west so will not make call here.
 The Latouche was at Ketchikan yesterday and left for Juneau by way of Lake Bay. She is expected here some time tomorrow. Enough passengers have asked for reserva- tions on the boat to fill her several times over. The boat is limited to sixteen passengers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
Jury Disagree in Trial
 Of Confessed Embezzler

CHICAGO. May 5.-The jury in the case of William Dalton, nineteen year old youth who confessed theft of s772.00O in bonds from the Northern Trust Company, by whom he was employed, disagreed and was discharged yesterday. It is under stood six of the jurymen voted for acquittal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
CAST|NEAU MINE TO CLOSE DOWN
 AT END OF MAY
Mining Machinery to Be Dis mantled to Make Way for
 Pulp Making Enterprise.

Announcement was made this morning that the Alaska Gastincau Mining Company will close it's miu- ing and milling operations with the end of the present month. The Per severance mine will be closed, and such machinery and equipment as cannot be used in the proposed pulp and paper manufacturing industry at Than will be sold or assembled for shipment. This announcement vas made by Manager George T. Jack son this morning. The Alaska Gas tineau employees at the present time about 400 men. About 100 had been let out in the last month.
 Attorney H. L. Faulkner of the Alaska Gastineau Company said to- day that the work on the pulp and paper making plant will probably begin as soon as the mining ma Chinery and equipment are out of the way. That will be in mid sum mer or early fall.
 Manager Jackson today gave out the following signed statement, an- nouncing the closing of the mining and milling operations of the Alas ka Gastineau Mining Company, and giving brief history of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company and it's holding company, the Alaska Gold Mines Company:
 Statement Issued
 fvc ko scI, the following statement: ay
 The management of the AL
 aska Gold Mines Company (ths holding company for the Alaska
 Gastineau Mining Company, an-
 nounces that in accordance with
 the forecast given in the an
 nual report recently issued it
 has become necessary to discon-
 tinue mining and milling opera
 tions at or about the end of
 May. During the intervening
 period production and treatment
 of ore will be continued on a
 reduced tonnage scale and at
 the same time the company's
 plants, improvements and mater
 ials will be arranged and assem-
 bled for most economical pro- duction until they can be con- verted to other use or sold. As further stated fin the annual re. port negotiations are under way toward the creation by other in.
 terests of wood pulp and paper
 industry at the location of the
 present mill and for the pur- pose primarily of best utilizing the company's hydro-electric pow
 CT developments. Further steps
 are also being taken toward the
 sale of mine equipment and such
 portions of other facilities and
 materials as would not be use. full in the pulp and paper estab-
 lishment.
 History of Company
 "The following is brief history of the operations of the Alaska Cas- tineau Mining Company from the year 1912 to date:
 During the year 1912 the Alaska Gold Mines Company was organized as a holding company to finance the development of the property of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company situated near Juneau. Alaska, Active development was started about the middle of 1912. consisting of fully
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
Three Oklahoma Banks
 Closed by Commissioner

TULSA. Okla, May 5.-The Ex- change State Bank and the Central State Bank. both of Keller. Okla and the Bank of Jenks and tanks have been closed by sorder of the State Bank Commissioner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
Arizona Storekeeper Is
 Murdered by Two Mexicans

BISBEE, Ariz., May 5. = Jesse Fisher. aged storekeeper. was mur- dered today on a ranch, IS miles from Douglas, by two Mexican ranch hands whom he had caught footing the storehouse.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
Deadly Plague Reported to
 Be Raging in Vladivostok

WASHINGTON, May 5. = The American Red Cross today received advices that a serious outbreak of pneumonia plague, said to be far more deadly than the bubonic var iety, has occurred at Vladvistok.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
General Wood and Party in
 Manila on Special Mission

WASHINGTON. May 5. Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and party have arrived at Manila, according to ad- vices received by the War Depart ment today. Gen Wood was sent to the Philippines to investigate the islanders claims to independence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
Southern Pacific Orders
 Twenty Per Cent Wage Cut

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5. - The Southern Pacific Railroad today gave notice of a twenty per cent wage reduction for train, engine and tele- graph employees.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
Premier of Ulster Holds
 Conference with DeValera

LONDON. May 5.-Sir James Craig Williams. designated Premier of Ul- ster. and Eamonn De Valera con- ferred today in Dublin. exchanging viewpoints on the Irish situation. according to official announcement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
8 British Soldiers Slain
 From Ambush in Ireland

DUBLIN, May 5.--A sergeant and seven constables of the British mili- tary forces in Ireland were ambush ed and killed yesterday near Rath-l Inore, County Kerry.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
PRESIDENT DECLARED TO HAVE MADE UP HIS MIND TO APPOINT
 SEATTLE MAN ALASKA EXECUTIVE

SEATTLE, Wash, May 5-Uness President Harding virtually changes his mind night Col William Perkins of Seattle and Alaska special Washington despatch received by the Seattle Post In tigencer today Col Perkins has the endorsement practically
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
NO CONFERENCE FOR SETTLEMENT
 OF STRIKE HELD
Government Officials Aban- don Hope of Agreement
 by Negotiation. SAILINGS ARE CANCELLED Shipping Almost Completely Tied Up at Virtually All
 American Ports.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Repre- sentatives of the marine workers unions today failed to meet Secre- ta1y of Labor James J. Davis to continue conferences looking toward settlement of the marine strike which has almost completely tied up American shipping. Mir. Davis said this afternoon he did not know when meetings would be resumed.
 Government officials indicated that they have virtually abandoned hope of settlement of the wage con- troversy, which precipitated the strike, through negotiations but would make no predictions as to likelihood of Government interven- tion to force breaking of the ship ping tie-up.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05
Sailings Cancelled.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5-Sail- ings of the steamers Nanking for Honolulu and the Alaska and Cur acao for Pacific Coast ports were cancelled today The effect of the marine strike become markedly ap- parent in the harbor today when one of the largest tugboat con- panies temporarily dismissed half their employees because of lack of business.
 Shipping nov ements are confined to small craft and foreign vessels.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-05

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Nufteilut1a DeiterreidJs.

8oris, 13. geop. &ier ii1lb @e-
.riidte in l1mlauf, 1pona6 Die ger-
bonoh1ngen 5tpiiden sSranfreib nttb
SssugoiIopien iiber Die 9ufteilnng
Delttiboiterreihs 5lln1 MbfdluB gee
.fommett ii1to. Die @eriibte erbalten
5iib nit GROCER Sartttdfig lt110 in
5politilhens s&reifen tpirb ibnen bielfah
@Iouben beigenelien. Bie es betBt,
.iouen Die 8e]tinln11lngen bes l1eber-
.ei1fonur1ers an 20. geoben1ber Derof=
.fe11tltbt iper1er.
Ser 9lnn gebt babi1t 8opern a11
bergroBern 1ino au eine111 fii6oeut-
iden fahoiiben Stnat 5u maiden.
Die 8erbal16lnngen fpnrben infolge
eines l1ebereif,fontinens stpifhen Sta
lien inb 6ranfreih oas ourh Ste om
genei1,en @1npfe atf Dem 8afan
5unb i'm 11aben Often per1rfadt NOR
ben nor. at1geregt, 6ranfreid itent
ii6 ollf Ben Stan6pnnft, BOB 6ieie
S@ponfIiihHe cine NeueinfeiI1tng Ser @e-
biete redtferfigetl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Gdlladthat

@bicog 81, Ia. geob. - 0ie 9r=
better in ben Ninber- unb Sdmeine-
|SBad tbbdduiern Ser 8eitern 8afing
So. in Chicago, gingen am Montag
|an ben 5treif. Dennis Cane, 3metg,
pr6fi6ent Der Mnnolgomote6 Meat
Cutters 8 8ntber @orfers' Union
sof america, erfldrte, baB Der streif
nidt bon llnionbean1ten angeor0net
1por0en fei Die 3peigprdii6enten bon
Sblad .l1nionen in alien &alrpt.
8entren Der ShIad tbnug Snouftrie
|tperben i'm 9o11fe oieler @obe, tpnbr.
ibeinlidJ Donneritag, 5uiann1en fonrz
me11 I'M au befpredetr, mas a1lf
8rnno Der iiingitet1 5treifabftim-
ml111a gefdeben iolIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
MDratDri1t1t1 qeplant.

8aris, 1g. Nob. sSsm fran5olis
iden M1smrdtigen 9mt apur0e 5uge~
ltanben, BOB bort IN @rfabrl1ng ge'
bradt morsei1 boB England I'M Be.
|griff itebt Deutfh hlanb Elm 5tpeiiabri.
aes Moratoriun IN 8erbinoung nit
Sen &riegsenti da66iigungs apnngen
an5ubieten. @eidaeitig mnroc ar1'
ge6entet, BEL oiefem gorfdlos @ng.
lanos bonoeIe es iib obne 6rage I'm
einen Man 6es 8renrierminilters
21oDo George, I'M Sic atnber5iis1ide
RiiHffebr oes Hren1ierniniiters Brt>
m1b nns Wafbington 5lt er5tpingen,
ebe berleIbe geiInnbme fir oie Biin,
id)e Mnerifas beaiigli1 Ser 4briiit-
|11ngsfrnge 1i1tb 6ie @rlebtgnrg Der
5ragen oes 5tiIlen O5eans et,ttpiz
deIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Kleiccrli,asbcr ift ue,,o
perf itreifcft.

goeap Dorf, IA. Mop. 5edsig-
tauieno &leioermader tuuroen an
Mpntug in SEEM Dorf an ben .Streif
befoblen alg 8rotei oagegen, .6aB Die
sSabrifanten glfforbnrbeit eingeflbrt
unb Sic ,uo9entli1e Mrbeits5eit bon
Al nuf 40 5tunoer erb0bt batten. Il-
le Mnaei6e11 belten 6arauf FIN, DaB
Der &an1pf Lang llr6 erbittert iper=
ben miro. Die 5treifer geb0ren Der
sesnternntionql 2abies' Garment Wors
fers Union an; 5000 S9neioerperf=
ltdtten lino bonn Streif betroffen.
Mne Ben1iibnngen, Ben Streif a1f
i6ie6sgeribtIident 8ege bei5ulegen,
tporen feblgeiblagen. 2ouig 2nittg,
Brdlioert ser @loaf, Suit & Sfirt
Manufacturers Brotectibe 4iioctotior
erbob gegen oie orgonifirten glrbeiter
Sen @oripurf, DOB tie es Derabfdl1mt
badtten, Sen Sabrifanten in ibrem 8e.
nriibe1, oie Brobuftton 5u erboben
nno 6aourb ben Brets fir 6ro1en-
fleiber berabauiebe1 at belfen. Die
|streifer beba1tpten ibrerieits, baB Die
sSabrifanten Elm l1eberetnfomnten Der=
lebt bb6itte11, tpo1ra9 bie Srage Der Mr-
beitsbeoingungen bon elmer aus Wht-
glieoern bei6er Horteien belteben6en
&omn1iiiion iiberlalien tperoen foQte,
1ie on1 /. Nobember ibren 8eri6t bot
te einreihen fonen. Sic beba1tptett fer
ner, 6oB @infiibrnng Ser Mffor0arbeit
sic Miidfebr gum n59nikbu6en "SD-
1tem be6e11te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
@abninaettienr aeitorbeit.

Winneapolig IA. Nob. CHARLES
Is. Brior, elmer Der 6Iteiten @iienbabn
ingeniei1re I'M Qan6e, lit ant Sonntag
in einent @ogpitnI in Minneapo1is i'm
Nlter bon SO esabren an 9nnaenent-
siinbltna geftorber1. Inter Grior's
2eit1tna tpalrben sic erften 2inie11 ser
Milma1tfee=gohn in Minneiota, nNro=
Dafota 1tlt6 5outh 9afota aebaut,
n1th fbieIte er cine electromagnetic Sol
Ie beirn ans1eget1 Ser stn6t 9ber=
Been. g. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Qlnae berausgettpn,1ne1t.

@nibington Is. Nob. Senotor
@enoag bon Mi11neiota bat it6 ant
Wontaq in eit1e1n &ospital in 8aibz
ington ons linfe Mnge, auf tpelhent
er felt 1nebrere1 ssS6ren total blin0
NOR, bernusnebmen laiien. 9ie Spe-
rotio1 rpnroe angeratet1, oanit bns
redte gluge, tpeldes gegentpartig nor
NAL iii, 11i6t nu1 uttgegrtffen tperoe.
Das Befin6en bes Batienten mar 5l1z
frieoeritenen6, 10 bnB ct tpabrifei11=
Iih binnen peniger Snge aus oe1r
Sospital et,tlniien iper0en farf1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Dcs 1,rdii Sc1,tci, f,eueite
4sref lailtatiert.

On s1.....4.., 4e 0lon 9sr1iiao,,4
al'sagsa, 81 1so foruon sen sr;e
sarp.'Ig pe..a,.I ~. ma,. [ 4oato,, ysr os ,,,,n
|een Sp1asn Ss'' 80: ~. '' eoste,.e ata%, n.p
ganllaasu ~ Va s'sr mr,fIon,at;o, g a,..
,Ilag a1 gedssu..sae., .of.sS,t aos ner iei+
Ilarl Dea inl.ps,.a ou6 ~ ~
apIn IT, 1s.gs s,,g tao1 aasosa1o Mnne
IallaolI u'.1 e W. - r;oaosho oa nvs
Ia u.s oep .,,,, oespesS ae;ten Sc.
anB oss au,Istelss DpAs ,s.aa s.l &C.. &C.
sou5nssssaplsr ssg.I,sI ,,s;.a ao ~ Se,.
gpiab y. e sro.4afe ~; ,D'ou araaiehen u @
el!1e pu' o., p.s' ag+a,, :, a;,,s,, astyI IN
gelqe ole ~; a.a.a.. - ;xs.;1. s..s;. pu
lanp1ee'l sa.tD5..So;,Ip ar;M -
gel ~ 6eslaeI;l. 6asIo,oa,, = Du' ,na1%s ae,,
~. em eAae .e;4 .os nof4srra;4 81, heon%o+ % sr.
s1l.ss s...l a;,,a mrafla.na+;o, =,
ns:xl eIula, a. .I 1a1.,ear, s en;ase MnfInn;'
g,.la., ..a,, Ihf ;aaho, a4. a;,,;oen onpn -,
:, gn..ssm a,',,..s4a,, I'svsA = ss" '' o.
el'ua,ls..; SI,,thsh,,no NM, Qr;,oaoe;eten
mn, ;, 60, S,.;t1e,, Hon ,,,,n Iphfen ethr;tt
,;,,S 1 ,.oI ~. gpe;n,,nn ~ ,,o,, gomten Sic
sIbSihtar 51as @ ner iarmprIpn 9 MrofIamotio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
geraidte1t nnf geindlc.

8nibingto1I IA. Wob. Dss. &eiL
11ebmer an Ser @ofbingtoner @onfes
ren5 iiber g @i11fdrdnfung Der Miiitnn=
gen baben in einen BnnH ben alter1
oiplonnafifden 3opf abgeidafft, in6en
Hfie gegenfitig altf bic nItbergebrod
forlneIle11 geinde nnb @egenbeiude
.ber8idtet bohen ssSe1nano BOT nugge=
rebnet bob on6nrh llngefab 40r-
900 9ef1d)ssfortett geipart tper6ett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Gra,noi noitciftlce,aite fiir's
SicecsHcitfiital.

@ofbington, IA. Nob. Brdii-
bent &aroing legte am Wontag IN
|8aibingto1 untpeit bonn Rapitol ben
@rnnbtein fir oas rene 5ieges6enf-
nal, bag er als veine11 gerfamlungs-
| ort fir Mmerifaner" be5eibnete, mo
lMmerifaner nit Der @rfuanng elmer
Ser beei1nenblten 5teqen in George
l8albingtons 8ernrdbtniS beginnen,
Ser cine 5tiftltng ausiebte fir Elm
Ss11ititut CUR 8erbreitung bon Sc,
|lebrfan1feit, &ultur un0 ri6tigem
Berit6nbnis Der tpabren @rllnbldbe
bon Negier1ng."
Ser BrGiioent iagte 1111ter anoerenr
non George @aibington, penn 0ieIer
anf ser einen Seite Die grennung Der
beioen &aupt4geotionet1 engli1ber
3nnge berbeigefubrt babe, 10 iei er
auf Ser anoeren @eite audi Der gr0B-
I te perlonIi9e Saftor Dafiir geapeie1L
6em angeIldbii{den Stamme 6ie gor
berri6aft nuf 11rferen1 Sentiment at
erbalten. 8enn er ieineraeit NIT
Sranfrei6's @ilfe int &epolntions-
Rrieg Sic 6nn1aligen &olonien bon
England Iosgerilien, TO babe er 5tpei
ssabr3ebnte p6ter bieie gegen Die Sc,
fabr frana0fiiber Serrfdaft geidnBt.
sSsn bei6en 6Gaen babe er, mte Der
tpeitere Gong ser @eididte belpeife,
Ser MeniMeit eine1 guten 9ienit ge-
|leiitet, mas arb >gnglan6 111r6 Granfz
reid 8ngeiteben niiBten.
Gin gr0Berer Sell Der Geoe oes
Br61ioerten bei91fttigte fi9 nit ben
berI6ieoenen 5tiftungen i'm lebten
Binen 8a1bingtons. sic iMoB nit
Sen @orten::
ysSSnnerbalb bon fnapp an6ertbalb
sSabrbunberten fiat 6as an1erifanilde
8olf beielt BON @afbingtons @eiit
eine groBe Mation gefboffen, Die 5rei=
beit gefor6ert ur6, tuie mir boffen
oiirfen, Der gaeh Elm gl1tpsg Bei fptf
gegebe11. Dies lit ni6t obne grobe
|Spfer erret1t iDor0en. Inn fllrhter=
li6en Breis batten mir einen Won~
gel in Ser @erfaiiung 5u befeitigert
un0 Ginbeit 5u idnffen, no Spa1t-
ung 6robte. SIT einen &onflift, Der
| ii6 fuit iber oie gonae @r6e eritredte,
aparen mir ge5tplngen, fir Wenfb.
lidfeit I'M &a11tpf gegen l1nteroriid-
|11ng bns 9btpert at 5ieben. Grit fiir5-
lih baben mir 6erer ge6abt, Die ibr
2eben bingabe1 IN ienem &anpf nm
oie grboltung Der Civilization; mir
f6nnen ibrer 1,idt Oft uno nidt nad9-
6riidlid genng ge6enfen. 8ir tpei=
ben 6ie{es synititilt als @eodhtnis-
bau, als einen gItar 5u 6auernoer gr=
ringernng an bie 9ienite nn6 Spfer
,,nierer &eIoen i'm WeItfrieg."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
Mener iapaneiiidJer Nren1ier ernanat

Gofio, Is. Nob. Barron Mfafa,
Di, Miniiter bes Nusndrtigen, 1T
gum 8ren1ier erforen tporben. Gr tit
67 Sabre alt unb bat 1867 l1tb 68
in Sen Ser. 5taaten ltlr0iert uno mar
oann III SSapan 2ebrer beS engliiben
in aarntiu. 5p1ter 1p11rOe ct gean1<
ter i'm gferbnu- 1lr6 Sanbel lSn1iniItez
r!il1n, n1to oarn Setter bes Hafenlanl-
ttes, Ieete 6ieien 9often 1890 niaoer
1lno bcteiIigte iib elmer Silbergrn-
bcnipefllotion IN 8erl1. gls bieie febl-
sidlug, febrte er ttab ssSnpon 5nriif
11nb trat III bie 8anf bot1 sSSanpat1 ei11,
oeren Br6iioent er | 91 | tpnrbe, 6nt1n,
1918, 6iinnn5rriniiter Die Golfsber-
tretl1ng ift auf ben "a DECEMBER ei11-
bernfer iporoe11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17
gfe,te 9an1pferlinie,t,

Seem Orleans, 2a., "a. geob.
8tpei neue 8an1pferlinten tper6en Ell
men Dienit atpii9er Seem Orleons 1tn6
Office be5tp. HHelmeerbafen einri6s
ten, tpie am Sonntng a1tgefiin6igt
apurbe. Die 0ffaiienl@e {enidaft bon
@openboge11 NITRO olle bier5ebn Gage
einen Danbpfer atniiden SEEM sSrleans
l11o Dan5tq in beioen &id dtungen ber-
febren loiien, beginneno Nnfang nod,
item Monats. Cine fran5oiiide 2inie
miro I'M sSannar cine 2inie BON Seem
Orleans nod fpan5ofiihen, italieni=
men un6 ipaniiden MHelmeerb1f
einri6te11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-17

tenoen 9pfern bereit; ie0e11fans aper-
be es 51a11t1ng aufgeben; auberben1
1perbe es fib 5un1 8er5idt aa1f fant-
li6e ertraterritorieuen &edte, @arni.
}one1 nno &onaeliionen in @bina be-
reit erfl6re1t, tpe1rn Die iibrtgen Wead-
te 6as1elbe taten;; 6abei tper6e aber
@roBbritannien 1,idt 11ittl1n; als leb-
ten Grlntpf fon Damn sSsapan nod
oen 8er5idh al1f sic bielbeipro6ene11
v21 Soroer1tngen" an China III Der
9ono bnbe1r; fonten oieie anfgegeben
|tper6en, tpiirbe es einen entl6ie6ene1t
|Sieg fir Ole 11ene diplomatic Der Ser.
|Staaten bebenten.
&er5idt a1tf 8iinbnis.
Ser franaofiide Miniiterprdfi6ent
Brianb erflarte I'M 2anfe Der lebten
Gage einen Beridteritatter gegenii-
Der nlf Sic 5rage, ob er Suanfreths
8uni9 nod einem Sdatbbertrag nit
Sen 8erei11igten Staaten llt1b @roB-
brital1nien IN Ser &onferen5 mte6er
por5ubringen geoetfe, er babe oieie
glblidt 1t9t, oe1r11 Sic 5rage lei oas
nit erlebigt, 6aB Die Ser. Staaten
entldieoen baHen, iie ieien fiir ein
|ioldes Wfomnen ntdt 511 baben. St
fiigte bir5a, 6ranfreid babe iid e11t=
idIoIien, ieine 9lngelegenbeiten ans-
ld)lieBlih ielbIt in Ole &attb' 5lt 1teb-
men, uno tperoe ii6 ielbit fhiiben,
uettr ibnn MIR freie 6an6 gelaiien
|piir6e, Sic MaBnobmet1 51 treffen,
sic es fir n0tig balte.
sS,1tereiie bes &atifans.
Baplt ge1reoift bintgt bon gan5ent
Serae1r be1 Blan bes Brdfioerten
Sanoinq, o1rd eine angemeine Ser
itanoignng l1nter ben geatione1 cine
gefhranfuna ser Niitnngen berbei-
511fiibren. ObtpoM Ser 8apit feine per
|i6nltden gertreter in Ser &o11feren5
baben miro, bot Moniignore 8on5a-
na, ser opoitolifde 2egot in Waib-
inqtor1, es ibernotnmet1, ben Ser
banolnngen ntt5ltlpobne1t.
Sir Sffentlide @erbanolnngen.
sssn Ser nddIfen 5ikung miro ole
@onferen5, fid ooriiber idliifiig tper-
ben nriiiien, ob bte gerbanol nolnngett
offentlid ooer gebein gefiibrt tper-
sen iollen. Sic offentlihe Weinatttg
|orinet mil Gntihieoenbeit o11f borle
|0effenflidfeit, oenn oie 0bferfiqnttg,
|tpeIhe GIemencenu Wilfon IN @nris
|n1it ben Morten: Sic fSnnen an et=
|ner gtroBenede feinen Sriebensber=
traa modem s1teiil iperben lieR bot
fir @aBineton feine GiHgfeit
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y1ltlon ia. geoD. Os4Dal6 Bal=
len nebif 5ral, nno feds ainoern iitb
nm @ont1tng in ibren iieben Weilen
51tor60itlib bon Natnba, g. g, gele-
Ige11en oSrmbous bon lIit1r6ig at slide
Iberbrani1f. Die l1rfa1e Ser Erngo6ie
lit niht befanrt, bod gIaubt man, oab
sbas Geuer bnrh cine 9pnerpIoiion
el1fihnoen IL.