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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

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tlng beforete, entbot Stuoioius Oct
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8uborern Die gegentpdrtigen 8erb6h.
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bes beimnGrts ~gefebrten bodtD. Bfar-
rers uno als Treuoentag Der ct. Ml-
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|bIeiben tpirb nn6 sic 6ns ipre6enbite
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|beim bodn. @errn 8li6er eingefnn-
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nn6 @ilarirts bon Sreeport nnb Die
bo6m. @erren Mr5t bon Snuf Centre
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13

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bodm. P. glarus, .Bernbar6
Mcg1amee BON Ser Dioaele Sarge ers
bielt Die 5tpei leBten Mie6eren @eiben.
*&eute, 9onneritag, 6eoi5iert Der
bodtp. 'iite 8iI6of sos. 8ui6 Die IN
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ia, pelder mebrere Sabre bon &opal-
ton aus sic ct. gb1lar6s @emeinoe in
|glmbole aIs GiIiole paitorierte nn6
init beren seeliorge gegertpdrtig Der
bohm. &err 2nmusga betraut 1T, 1rel1
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|einer groBen @laife 6as FL. @ofra-
ment Ser Girnung. Mdditen Counting
tpir6 Ser Sberbirte in Song 8rairie
nr6 ON Donnerftng. ben 20. 0ftober,
bormittagg in ct. MugnItu nn6 radJ-
miHogg in 2urenb1rg ct. @en6eD
lfirrner.
SIN Observation-Disclosures at
Breckenridge, no nnter ibrer 2eitung
6os re1te &loiter erridtet tpur6e,
1itorb am 6reitag sic ebrtp. Ml1tter
Maria &oia, melbe btele Sabre I'M
&uoiter 5n 2ittIe Sails 6ie 5tene Der
|Oberin bertrot u11o IN oerielber fir
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de mur6e nod 2ittle SAILS gebrodt
nno onfelbit an Wontag I'M 8eiiet1
6es bodmiten 8iidofs 8rid beer
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tao eroffnete III. Mfifiion, tpelde bon
Sen bobm. 6e6emptortiter Meper 1t1b
8regen5er gebnlten tp1tr6e, gelangt
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feierlidf,en Mrnte Inn bnlb IL nbr Die
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
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taat, mad 81. Mouo serufeu.

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11idt nnr irgeno einen Jaa bon
grubleioen perfect alrIdbaIten, ion.
bern betpirft Die Oeffnl1ng IN 5ebn
Sagen beim our6fhnittliden Sale.
sa er Elm raf9er Sorti1ritt iiber ale
frliberen Metbo6en ~ erId1tert ourd
Be11piele momentaner @irfunae1, Bic
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ODER Steaung. Dieies Sssnitrument ct.
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gebniie obne @birnrgie, ginfpribur-
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bon 6en 8ereinigten 5taate1 @eqier.
nngen, 8aibington, 9. g., CUR Gin.
lidt. ct miro gerne bereit ieir1 obne
3abl1ng 81 6emonftrieren ODER lie
mad Blnid iie nn5npaiien. @eiddfts-
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lStaotsgeridten.- IS. $. seeIep.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-13
Zinc Rcr3lid9c 8eeridb.
Mftesfcier.

IS gibt pobl fein Stan6, Der biel-
fu9er bemdtelt, a%n6ererieits aber aud
tpie6er boiler geadtet unb geebrt miro
.als Der 8rieiteritan6. 2ebteres bat itd
luieber benieien IN Der ct. Mlerrils.
@emei1be 5u @eit linton, 6eren 8ffar-
rer, bo9n. Serr Soiepb Builder, nod
fait bier Monate LANCER Mbtuelenbeit
bon feiner 8eiud)sreiie in 9eutid-
LAND am lebten Samltag 81 Der ibm
anbertralttetn &er6e 5uriidfebrte, bon
||einem groBen Sell ieiner@emeiroe an
|8abnbofe in ber5li61ter @eife miu-
fommen gebeiBen un6 unter @loden.
geldute III Die 8farrfirbe geleitet
mur6e, mo er nod elmer fur5en Dnrf-
iagungsanipracbe fir Die inn getoor-
6ene @bre ben prieiterli9en 5egen
erteilte. 81 feiner @bre mur6e Conn.
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
STILL FOUND IN CORPORATE.

a large sixteen gallon still. to-
@ctllcr with Il quantity of mash was
confiscatcd early Monday morning
when Deputies BlankcnShip. Stew
art and Williams raidcd the home
Of t.. w. Iolcr of North Bccklcv.
Iofcr was placed under arrest and
is being held under bond To the
grand jury.
The sill was taken TO the Office of
The Sheriff where ii will be used a.
evidence against /ofcr.
w. 7. Martin, Of near Ralcish
was taken into custody Saturday
morning by the same officer and ne
TOO is being held to the grand jury.
Two large stills were conliscat-
ca near Ecclcs last Saturday but the
owners were not apprchcndcd if
being believed by the officers that
the operators had received tin
and He'd upon their approach for the
still was warm when the officers
arrived. Five hundred gallons of
mash was taken in the raid. Much
Of it was ready for the still.--Rcgis-
ter
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
PRISONERS TO GO FREE,

y proposed new law was intro
duccd into the Legislature by SEN
ator Saunders Of Blucficld, would
.provide that every person charged
with felony and rcmandcd to a
court for trial shall be forever
discharged from prosecution for
thai OifcnSc. If there br three
regular terms Of court after indict-
mcnt is found. without trial, un-
less failure to try him was caused
by insanity or by witnesses for the
State beng rndiced away or kept "a
way, or prevented from attending
by sickness or cncvitabIc accident,
or by Il continuance granted on mo-
ton of the accused, or by reason of
his escaping Jail or failing to appear
according to his rccogniZancc, or
where. i'll the opinion of the court
entered Of record, trial cannot be
conveniently had.
" The object of the proposed new
law is to effect speedy trials in fcl-
| OnS cases.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
NUMBER 38
UPRISING IN RUSSIA.

All glasses Of citizens al kronSiadt
the great Russian naval base near
'ctrogId. have united in the upriS-
ing against the Soviet Government.
says dispatch to the RusSian union
Organization Of 4 revolutionary
agency at icl>inGforS.
Organization of Il revolutionary
committee. which later became the
provisional government was carried
out without participation Of pOliti
cal parties and its memberS were
chosen almost exclusively from sea-
men and workmen having no po-
litical affiliations.
The provisional government has
publiShcd Il program. the agency
announces. including demand for
Immediate convention of Il conStitu-
cnt assembly and the restoration of
; free,ionl Of trade between individ-
ualS.
We hope that this uprising may
put IN end to the rule of Lcninr
and TrotSky.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
WAR AN0 NAVY DEPARTMENTS,

One Of The big policies of the
Harding administration about to be
announced. will be the combining
Of the War and Navy Departments
under one head. President Harding
announces. The President stated
that John w. Weeks, of MassachuS-
cts. who is To be Secretary Of War
and Edwin Il. DcnbN. of Michigan,
Secretary of the Navy, have accept
cd these posts with the understand
ing that they will work together
with the ultimate aim in view of an
amalganlation of the two depart
mcniS.
Under the ucw plan. rs it is now
being considered, both Offices, of
Secretary Of War and Of The Navy
Will b" ;.boiishcd and in their stead
would be created II ministry or dc
partinent OF national defense. I'm
der this Department there is to be
s departments, the air. the army and
the navy, all presided over by the
under Secretaries Of National De-
Tense respectively.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
WILLIAM c. SHAVER.

Another gallant old Confcdeatrc
soldier, William G.. Shaver, at his
acme near Gates. this county, last
Saturday night Feb. 26, 1921, an
Wcrrd the last roll call and at 8
o'clock passed to "Famc'S eternal
'ampiES'sround." His age was 50
Years. In the War Between the
States lie enlisted in the Confcdcr-
ttr Army and served in Chapman s
',hstcry. Ills old comrades say
iitre was no better soldier than he.
me late VIM. +. Patton, one Of
|hapnmn'> lion-hcartcd scrScants.
Mas accustomed to say that every
Nhrrc, whether amid The tfundcrS
81 Cold llarbor Or on The fatal field
III Winchester, 'Rill Shaver could
d'"hyS be depended on to do his
n"'E.' Mr.. Shaver kept in his
'rar' the strongest admiration and
ahrruon for his young Captain,
h'Irnc Chapman, who was MORALLY
Mnundcd at Winchester Sept. 10,
'o6l.-W W0iChn,dn.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
JUDGE MORGAN lNAUGURATED.

Judge T.. F. Morgan. elected in
November, was duly inausurate.l
Governor Of the State ut Charleston
last Friday, the 18th. taking the oatl,
administered by Judge Ritz Of the
State Supcrmc Court on bible
given him by his mother. The
ceremonies, tho simple, We're inI-
prcSSivc and in striking contrast
with the elaborate and gay events OF
The early evening and might when q
Grand ball was the attraction. !.
On Saturday Governor and Mrs.
Morgan took up their residence III
ihc executive mansion, adjoining
thc huge frame structure which has
IuSt been thrown open as temper,
ry State House. AT the same time,
ihr retiring chief executive, John j.
Jornwcll, and Mrs. Cornwcll, will
r. urn TO ROmney, Hampshire coun.
j.. whence they came four years
l:.o, the former to take up the brok,
IN threads of business career. \
democrat went out as a Republican
catered and, different from his pre-,
irccssor, Governor Morgan will
have as his associates in the con.
duct Of the affairs of the State full
frlinuc Of executive officers of The
same political faith. Both Houses
II the State Legislature are also
overwhelmingly Republican.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
WHO IS THE RICHEST PERSON.

Who is the richest person in the
United States and what is his for.
tune?
The answer to the first part of
this question is, of course, John D.
the answer to the Sec
ond part. deduciblc from income
tax statistics, is that the fortune on
The income Of which he WAS taxed
in 1918 was about $3.50 900. 900; or,
reckoning in securities, the tax on
the income Of which is exempt,
his total wealth in TINT year was
probably between $500, ,0OU, 900
and $1,000 200, 900, and at the pres
ent time is perhaps not much short
OF the later figures.
As his known bcnefactions II
mount to about S500.0O0 900, Mr..
Rockefeller. has, in the space of
one lifetime, accumulated about
81 800 900, 900.
The richest woman undoubtcdl,
is Mrs. Hartman, widow and in
hrritor Of nearly al her husbands
fortune
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
STOLE SUGAR FROM CAR,

Detective Hall Of the e.. & o. rail
road came to Anderson on Saturday
night and arrested Kermit Farmer
for breaking into freight car on
Friday night at Pene Springs and
stealing J0-pound and three 100
pound bags of sugar: taking him to
Jail at Hinton. lie confessed, impIi-
calling boy from Wolf Greek nam
cd Bostic. Tolcott negro known
as 'Slim," and another fellow. and
told whcrc oEc nr thc large bags
had been sold h"rc for s.. Hall
came 10 'iI"r go on Sunday morn
ing ana "C'Os E.'i th,s Dag. Slim"
wa; arrested at Ailcr,o Monday.-.
lCrcri;S"r.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
ARMY BILL,

BY adding over S31 900 900 TO the
Army Appropriation Bill as passed
by the House the Senate Military
Affairs Committee raised the
total appropriation to S362,2l4,8O8
Presumably this is to be taken rs
proof Of its desire for rctrcnch-
ment and economy.
For 1914 the appropriation for
the army amounted to S94,266.145
and for 1915 to S1O1 ,O19,212. What
IS the occasion for this enormous
outpouring of the taxpaycrs'
money? Is the maintenance of o
pcace-timc army on a lavish scale
10 be rendered forever an increas-
ing strain on the country and a ris-
ing drain on its resources? Is that
the only policy Of which Congress
pledged TO reduce expenditures
can conceive i'll practice?
Can anybody explain WHY after
me collapse of three empires the
United States Army should br cost.
ing more than three and half times
as much rs ii did six years ago?
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
BIG NAVY NOT A MENACE.

Gr@al Britain will not undertake
to race with the United States for
sea power. Sir Philip Gibbs. British
war correspondent. declared be
fore 'hr !iOu>r Naval Committee nj
Washington. England hasn't the
money! he said. "auu most English
men do not regard the American
navy rs Il menace"
There is L spirit Of revolt. entire
~ apart from Roi>hrNi>m. in Eu-
rope toda%, because OF the general
fear Of another war. Sir Phillip
Gibbs declared before Il House com
mRtcc in Washington the other day.
He added that the people felt they
had been betrayed in the last war
because they had been told that it
was Il war TO end war." The
burden Of ornaments in Europe is
greater today than it was in 1914"
he asserted. "Ensland is spending
210,O0O,000 pounds (S1 ,35O,O0O, 900
Il year on its military-naval cstab-
liSh,ment. This sum is more than
twice the entire national budget
for all purposes before the war"
In McSapotamia, Sir Philip said,
Great Britain is spending 10000, 900
pounds. or 5000 100000 year for
military purposes.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
PR0fIrTEERS 90 FREE,

Inc United States Supreme Court
htld unconstitutional the sections
VI th' Lever act under which the
'oVcIhmrnt stopped the coal strike
81 l'l? ana subsequently, launched
as campaign l." reduce the cost nf
'lNih2 by prosecuting alleged hoard
''H u ana pr"!lrrr, in foOdStufrs
ana other necessities.
Inc toHrts opinion was RENDER
ca Sprchcally in an appeal bv the
Government from decree i'm lower
courts HIa>hinS an Indictment a.
S'inHt in alleged prolitccr i'm sugar
D"l II was sweeping in lis terms
ana VIII have the effect Of cndiuu
an prosecutions instituted by the
nrPartmcnt Of Justice in lis cost of
iIVlnS campaign.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
TEMPORARY CAPITOL COMPLETED,

Inc large two-story frame tenn
p"rary Capitol building, erected
since the fire, on the west side of
Capitol Street, Charleston, opposite
the ruins of the old building, has
been completed and on Tuesday the
various departments of the State
Government having Offices in the
building moved in and will soon be
comfortably quartercd. The Gov.
crnor will have his Offices in the
building and there arc two large
halls for the Senate and House of
Delegates. The Legislature will con
rrnc again in a few days and will
'o.H its sessions in this building.
Il this session, we presume, meas
nreS will be taken looking to the
building OF permanent Capitol, as
a'' TAX about moving the Capital to
some other place seems to have sub
sided.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
CHAMP CLARK'S FUNERAL.

Champ Clark WAS laid at rest
after Il simple ceremony in the little
mound cemetery ut bowling Green,
Mo-. Monday, on what would have
been his list birthday anniversary.
The Democratic leader was buried
beside his father, john Hampton
Clark. and two Of his children.
Champ and and Anna, who died in
infancy. There were no cuIogirs
at the grave and the expression
frequently was heard that ii wa, a
"Dcmocratic funeral" in keeping
with the stalwart Statcnlan'S love of
simplicity.
Champ Clark could not, we think
be claSScd as Il great man but hr
was a mighty good one holding the
confidence of his constituents
throughout his life and died in
their service beloved and honored
by thousands.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
TROOPS MARCHING fRTO GERMANY.

.vh., regulations over the German
..,,irunity were broken Monday:
,r.,i,n came the next day with the
,,,,rrh ui French. British and Bel
.,;,n forces into Germany and tho
,,.cupation of large section Of her
..i.hcst manufacturing country.
Even now, the allied troops arc ON
,hr move. for Il late Berlin despatch
..,, that French troops who will
.rr,,py Dusseldorf have advanced
n within six miles Of tha, city.
The a.i;rd ultimatum w"> fore
r:n>cd apparently With reluctance
y, the Brush prime minister. Tin"
french do not appear rcgrctful,
yhilc the Germans left Lancaster
lousr. i.HndCn, where the confer
,nrcs have been held, plainly de-
,rcSSrd ~ take their train for home
tuesday.
The Germans maintained to the
las, thai the indemnity insisted by
the Allies were impossible of full
ullnicnt. This says Lloyd George
rhr AllicS regarded rs strategy Cor
lr!AI.
T!,c general feeling i'll England
.,ppcar, TO be one Of relief. with.
nui enthusiasm. The prime minis,
ter explained the position i'll the
ilnu>c of Commons in Il speech in
which there was no note of jubila
ion. The majority OF English
new spaperS have taken the line
that the most important point in.
viewed was that the Allies should
Sand together while the French
press has freely voiced its fear.
nat Lloyd-Georsc might desert
t'ranCr.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
BANK ROBBERS GIVEN FULL PENALTY.

William Porter and Charles Wilk-
49, trIed recently in the Circuit
Lourl of Rockbridgc, atLcNington
toE breaking into the Bank Of Glass
gov and stealing valuables there
rom ~ last November were convicted
'rhruary 23d and given the limit
VI !iie law, 10 yeasr OH each count,
making 20 years for each man. The
Jury brought in its verdict after be-
,nB out in the jury room but short
,t' ,'l''t' lhc two men were taken
o''K TO Roanoke where they arc
,uSo % under conviction for oTcnses
growing out Of the robbery.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-11
MORE EQUITABLE Distribution,

Htatr treasurer Johnson in =
'''"rt nc mas prepared shows that
on Fcbruary ] the State Funds were
distributed among the counties or
NE Htate very incquitably and calls
at'cntion to how The fund would
DC distributed if made on the as
%cSsed valuation, as is proposcd in
,wo DiIls before The Legislature.
monroe county had SIJ,l91 of the
"!a'e fund on the date named, So.
an less than its share. Grcenbricr
county had 1876 whcrca, ii was
realiV entitled to only SI23,555 on
inc OASIS OF assessment and >urun,rS
county, entitled to $50. 600 raI ,%N..
"oo more ihan ii w,s cnli.ic,l tn.