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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
An Scr Spite.

Als 5iibrer 0es forti6rittli6en 81
enemies ser republifanii6en 8artei
itebt 8unbesienator 8orab beute an:
Der 5pibe, ia iogar nod iiber ieinem
taliforniiden 4oqegen I'M 5enat, ST.
rom Sobnion. Dies bat er in ben LETT
ten 5agen mieber betpieien, in6em er
I'M 8%unoesienat cine Borlage einreib-
te, melde iib gegen Die amtlide nn=
|teroriidung berfaifungsmaBig ge-
.mabrlei1teter &edte nenoet.
SSr bent @ntpurf miro beitimmt,
BOB 811nbesbeamte, Die iib 1tngeieb-
|lider @ingriffe 1T sic Musiibung 0eS
Redtes nuf GreB-, Meoe= nnb Ser
iammlungsfreibeit ibl1loig maden
nit ldaperen @elb- uno 5reibeits=
~ltrafen belegt nn0 anBerbem ibimpf=
|lih aus bern Mllite e11tlaiien meroen
1ollen.
9nB ein ioldes @eieb fir nottpen=
Dig befunben miro - in einem 2an=
|oe, oas iid itebts geriibmt bot, Dor al
len arberen Nntionen Ser @elt Elm
Sort Ser 8reibeit al fem beoel1tet
Elm %beiddmen6es gingeitdnomis.
Ser @erfaHer Ser Borlnge gibt in
|6erielben ieiner l1eber5el1gung nnge=
.i6minf M11s6rnd, 6aB 6ag 8olf ge=
gen feline eigenen 8ebor6en gelbiibt
.meroen muB. nn6 @err 8orab 1tebt
%feinesmegs auein 50 nit ieiner 4n-
lidt. Sic miro bielmebr geteilt bon
allen 8iirgern, sic nod Elm ger1tdn6=
|nis baben fir 6ie Senbung nno Mnf=
|gabe Der Ser. Stoate1t n1t6 fir Sen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

geben mabrideinlid and sic groB-
.artigen Shilberungen miiber Gen 8or=
nparl1 Der Miierten 5llrid. 9ange
.8iige init Idtperen @eidyuRer, Slug
5eugen nn0 anberem &riegsmaterial
'iinb n1lter SodJ'S Mufitbt IN 8etpe-
gung geiebt mprben, alS ob es in Elm
bon @nffen tarrenoes 2anb ginge.0a
|bei lit DeutibJanb polltanbig mebr-
los. Dte MaBnabmen Der IQiierten
mnten an mie cine groBe &omooie,
nnb irgenb Elm Serrfibrer bon Chr
gefiibl miirbe itd meigern, oieie So
mobie on5nfiibre1t tpiirbe cher einen;
ieiner llnteroffi8iere 0o1nit betranen.
Climbers Sod. ST bot iidy 0ermra=
ben ip feline Sel6enroae bineingelebt.
baB Ell nidt anf Ole berpiibe 8eite
ber5ibten min, un6 men1r er iid 6a-=
Dllr6 aub tanienbmal gum gearren
madt. Dieier &etter ser Civilization
miirbe lib auf elmer Ebeaterbiibne bel
Ter n1Snebmen als ON Ser Sptbe elmer
Mrmee. Das 5paiiig1te aber BEL Ser
gal15en @eldi6te lit sic @ihfigtle=
RET, nit Der n,nerifanii6e Mabribten-
agentl1ren iiber Ole friegerii6en 8or-
bereit1ngen Der tapfern Snpaiionsar-
NEE beribteten. @s feblt MIR nob, BOB
iie mber SEN @ampfesm1tt nn6 6ie Mo=
raj Ser fram5oii1ben Sperettenfrieger
begeiiterte S6iloer11rgen IN sic 8elt
qinausfabeln. @as moglt6ertpeife
ia m1h nod qetm miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

|rief es aber berpor, baB 8ralibent
Snrbing ag 5tnatsiefretar CHARLES
Igbans Sugbes erfforen bat. Man err
|fennt in @errn 5ugbes ia einen gu-
ten MntpnH, getpiB aber CT fdeint,
nab engIiiber Mniibt, 6o6 nidt Der
|re9te Mann fir ben Soften 81 lein.
limb Damn 5eigt iib Der Bferoefub:
.sSobn gul DergieBt bittere Srdnen,
baB 60 glibu Moot nidt gum Mmt I'M
ieres Stats 5efretdirs berufen muir
De!
ga, bns tpdre Elm Munn nod benz
@eldmaf Der 2eute IN Der DotDning
,Strabe ~getpeienL 1ns gebt aus iebem
|8ort berpor, bas 6ie engliiden Bel
tungen iiber &aroing's @abinett oru=
den. @err 8oot fei Elm ti6tiger An.
molt, pobI ser tndfigite in gang Slime
rifa; ieine @%rnennl111g tiirbe oaS
@aroing'ibe anbinett ausge5eida1et
uno ouf Elm boberes Mibea11 geboben
boben; &errn &oots grnenn1ng Mir
De bas neue a~merifnnifde @abinett
lin ben Mugen ser @roBmdbte" ge-
boben baben; Die 8eItlage fei 6ernrtig
DertDorren, baB MIR cine amerifonii9e
San6 tpie 6es @errn @oot erfolgreid
|eingreifen fonne, nim. uim.
Sc lit traurig> iebr trauirg, buB
|Sobn 8nn cine eroBe gnttGufbnng
erleben muBte, na6bem err bod) Sabre
lang bier unl1midrdnft idalten uno
|maIten fonnte. Mber er ideint ein5uie=
ben, BOB iein @egime in Baibington
|jebt gu gn6e lit, 6aB 6ns umerifanii6e
8olf feline Mngelegenbeiten tpieoer
nod etgenem @11tbiinfen regelt, obne
erft 6ie 3uitimm11ng 2onoons ein5u-
bolen. nn6 bas lit Elm entidie0ener
6ortfbrih. uMmerica Sirit" ioQte
iebt tpirflid sic 2oinng tper6en
nnb nibt MIR als Nllsbdngei9il6 fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
ihanoliden MiBbrald Der III ben
Ilebten SSalbren 80 gar oft bon b00d]iiter
5tele aus nit ben &edten ioes
Bottles getrteben morber lit.
Grme mftO Gicr.

Granfreib purbe friiber INNER
bas 2anb' bet Mentner ge1pannt, neil
.es BORT ons Sbeal aaer 2el1te mon,
m0glibit bnlb nit elmer Biz gum On
De Der Gage ausrei6enben &ente iiib
sur Gube 5n ieBen - I'M @egenik
al Geutidlano, Dem 2anb Der Mrbeit
bis ins 8reiienalter binein. Muf bie=
fem @egen1ab bernbt es natiirlih
alld], bob man in 0eutidlano trob an
Der 2a1ten, Die ibm Der &rieg nnfge-
bitr6et fat nttb nod meiter aufbiirben
miro, Sen Mnt CUR @iebermfridtutg
nod ni6t Derloren bat, mdbrenb man
in 6ranfreih feline gan5e Soffnu11g
Sur 8ie0erboll1rg auf 6ie Mrbeit
Deutldln1o's iett. 3ieies Jon 6a=
fir iorgen, baB ga1t5 5ranfreib iebt
gum groBen &entner merben fam, Der
onf Soften Dentidlanbs Elm gemab-
Tides 2eben fiibren m0hte. 9as jun
&c 9e11tidlano ioll urbeiten, I'M oem
ublterbenoen 6ranfreib bns Mte11teil
at 5nblen.
Son fran5oiiider Settle miro erflart
es lei unmoraliib menn 5ranfreid)
an feline I'M &riege gei6aoigten Mit-
burger groBe Geniionen nn0 g11tidd-
oigungen 5ablen miiiie, mabrenD 6aS
beiiegte Deutidlan6 I'M ueberfluB le-
be. 9eutiblano 5oble mobl berbdltnis=
mdBig bobe 6irefte, aber ni6t genug
i1oirefte 5teuern. Man meiB mirf-
lid nidt, Of Die Srun5oien 10 ltntDii-
|len6 linb, o6er iid) nl1r 10 iteuen, 6enn
[es lit bod cine fe1titeben0e 11n6 in eli
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Ginc Gntt6mihnne

80 HE#
Die Musmabl 6es neuen &abinettS,
Beg Brdfioenten @aroing bat in al
Iterten 2dn6ern 1ibt minber groBes
Snterelie berporgernfen, als bier bel
ms. Mit be1on6enen Mufmerfiam=
felt b~erfolgte man Die grnennungen
@errn @arbings aber in 2onoo11, unr6
Dies mar 1elbitperitdn6lib. Man mar
es BORT getDobnt morben, in allen
alnerifanii6en Dingen 6as lebte 8ort
gu 1preden.
l1nb nun lit ei1mal cine 8en6ung
eingetreten, Die Sobn 8ua gar nidt
paBt. Mm lamentiert in 2onoon iber
6ies nno Dos. 8%e1on6ers %l1nbebagen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Nucr NMecn aaf BARRING

Na1 eincm uebereinfommen 5mi=
lden Senator &nor uno benz Mbge=
orbneten 8orter bon BennlDlDanien
miro oie &eiolntion, bnr9 melbe Ser
Grieoens5uitanb NIT Deutiblanb pie=
Der bergeitent mer0en ion, bent &on=
greB IN Ser er1ten 5ibnng Der uuBer=
oroentli6en 5agung, 81 melber er
BON BrdIibenten &arbing %einbernfen
merben miro, nnterbreitet mer6en. Der
Mbgeor6nete 8orter lit G%oriibenoer
6es @ausfomitees fir o%nsmdrtige Mn=
gelegenbeiten Wan ertpartet, oub Yrd=
ii0ent &arbing in uebereinitimmung
nit SEN tp1bren6 oes @nbltampfes
%tpieoerbolt nbgegebenen grfl6runger
Die unDer5iglibe Mnmobme Der &e1o=
LUTON empfeblen miro.
9as erle0igt Sic Mel6nng elmer ser
goa6ridtenagentl1ren, baB 6ie @eige=
rung 9eutIdlan6s, sic gntl6d6i=
gungsbe6ing1tngen Ser MGiierter1 an
ltnebmen, Sic M%usfiibrungen 6es @ar=
bling iben 6rie6ensprogramms menig=
items erbeblib ber5ogerr, menn nidt
gang nn6 gar nnm6glid MAIDEN. Ser
3mef 0ieier Mel0nng mar uni6ner
5t erfenne11; Desbalb lit eS ni6t mubr-
ideinli6, bob iie biel @ldnbige ge=
fnnoen baf. Das 8ublifnm fat iidy
an oerortigen Nobribtea nahgero6e
10 geu0bnt, 6aB es iie imr1er me11iger
ern1t ni1nmt.
8raiioent Sanoing lit in Ser Srage
bes Srie0ensi6lniies nit 1enti9lnn0
lpabreno 0es 8ablfampfes, oelien
glnitiger gerlanf fir i'm rramentlih
bon Ben Dentidamerifanern er5ielt
muroe, Berpflidtungen eingegongen,
Deren @%rfiilll1ng er ii6 ni6t entgeber
fam, obne tportbriibig 5n mer6en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
Die Ghartpeeee Hes Sc
bens.

Sic fommenoe ISOLDE lit bie ioge=
ru1nte Gfmrmo9e. @as 1tns 0ie Sir
dye in Oieien 5agen NIT ibren feierli-
hen 3eremonien gu betrabten einla-
BET, lit beiliam, troitrei6 un6 beoeu-
tungsppl uber aues. Die 2eioenstpo-
die l1nieres Serrlrii I 5uglei6 bas Spr1
boil unieres @r0enlebens.
Mit u9oiama" fdngt es on. rSeil
bent Sobne Dooio's! ruff oie Menge
oem 9eilano 5u, menn Ct 1ur6 Die
Straben Seruialem's reitet, unb
Ealmgriin miro por SSbm bergeltrel1t.
Die Solfsgunit lit nit Sbm rn6 Eff
ret Sbn auf lire @eiie. un6 mas lit
Oos @noe? Sobn nno Spott, 6ie
lbmod)poQlten Demiitignngen, 6ie
Wenifen erOenfen f0nr1er. Nidt nl1r
nit <ten eitriden, tpie Elm Sflabe,
miro Ser SEER; nidt MIR gum @eben
ungetrieben, bon robem 5olbatenbolf
geid)laeen 111no getreten miro Ct: man
fpeit Sbm a11b nod ms Mngeiidt,
man be1ltQelt Sb11, nn0 Elm 96arrer=
flei0 bat man Sbm nmgetan. 60 gebt
ser oeioenstpeg big gum &albarien=
berg. $50 bleibt Der Menge CUNT?
ltno ood) ipridt Ser Serr: user
meir Singer iein min, Ser nebme
iein &relt5 mtf ii6 1tno folge mir
1md}!!" Gr lit 1tl1s borangegangen;
nir m%iilIen alle folgen. @r bat fir
inns gelitte1t; mir miiiien letben fir
unIerc 5iin6en, fir frembe Climber,
1eiben in iei1em @eiite, gelGl1tert, ge=
reinigt nerben.
9as 2eben lit nnier 2eibensmeg.
Die Golfseunlt lit burd 6ie Sabrbun-
0crte hera11f nift 1oli6er getpor6en.
Sic 8elt lit INNER mieber geneigt,
Sen n1orgcn bonn Sarpeiii6en 5el1en
herltnterallitiir5en, SEN lie beltte nnf
bas &apitol iebt. Sbrer1 groBter
@obltdter pe%r1eltgnet Tie fir 8arab=
Dos, fir etnen gemeinen 8erbreder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

|1as gtrableroe ertragt lie nidt lam
ge, lie fan1 es 1tiht baben. 6aB elmer
better let als tie ielber; tie ibldgt Tin
nit 5pott, 1tidt i'm nit 8erle11m-
Dung, nnb triumpbirt nit Ser Befrei-
11ng bon 8orabbas. SSl1oas lit audi
nidt m1sgeitorben, Ser ieinen beiten
6relulo perrdt; er bot I'M @egenteil
eine beangltigenb 5ablreide Nadfom-
menlhaft.
Inns crit Bilatus? @er fennt i'm
|ni6t, Sen beqler1en Marn, ser iid Die
|@dnoe nidt nbe1uOeln" min, no er
belfen f0nnte, no er 11,1r Elm 8ort 5n
|iagen braudte, Inn bie nni6ulb feit5u-
|itel1en ooer I'M Sic 0ffentli6e Mein=
ing 5rr @ernunft 5u bringen2 @r
modte ld)on germ, aber es muroe
einige Miibe foiten. uno am Gnbe
|f0nnte CT in neutrality-suspicious. SbaDie=
rigfeiten geraten; Oarum bdlt 1t6
.Hilatus" flug 5uriid, un6 meint, es
|iei M0es geta11. tpenn er feline 9dnoe
lin ltnidulb mdidt."
Meim Oamit lit es ridt getan. @enn
auf Sl1ous mie uuf Serobes ser Sl1td)
laltet, 10 CLAUDE man ia nidt, bob
giner, ser oas @nte aus 8eqnemli6=
feitsriidii6ten 11nterldBt, nngei6oren
bapon fonmt! Gieie 6ieur 6es Bira=
tus lit bodlt be0eutltngsbon; in ibr
ieben mir a%ngeoeutet sic @leidgiil-
tigfeit Ser aroBen 8elt, oie eigennii=
bige &orreftbeit Derienigen, Ole ii6
in entideioenoen Momenten onbor
ide1,en, 5ltm Serrn iih 51 befenre1.
50 fin6en mir in SEN firdli6en
@ebeten unb @ebrdu9en bie1er bei=
|ligen ISOLDE SDmbole nn6 2ebren fnrs
2ehen, bis ms gin5elne binein; bon
SEN Yalmen, in benen mir Die guten
Merfe feben, INIT lbenen mir iaem
6errn entgegengeben iouen, Big at
Sen 9i6tern q11f bem 2el1dter, Sic in
Sen Wetten nod 11n6 nad erl0i6en,
mie bie Bropbeten 111rgeb0rt berfdtpin=
Den, Sic int Mlten 8un6 6ns Nel1e ber=
fiinben, un6 mie Sei1 Singer I'M fri
|tilden Ml1genblid ibren Serrn 1i6 iel-
der 11n6 ieiner Era11er i%iberlaiien;
gan5 at fdtpeigen bon Ser @rinner1tng
an 6ie @iniebung oes Mnerbeiligiten
acknowledgements an @riinbonneritag
uSr ollen acknowledgement" iog1
id1on sanct M1tq11itin, Ser Elm GROCER
|Siin6er mar, bebor er ein &eilige1
na1r6e, babe ih feline Mranei 10 frdf=
tiq qeflnben, fpie 6us 2ei6en bes
5errn. Gbriiti SOB lit mein Ser
bienit, meine 3ufl1tdt, mein Sell.
mein 9eben, meit1e M11feriteb1t11a
menn midi 6os sSleiih nieber6riidt,
menn mir Ser Te1tfel nahitent menf1
ntih Elm ihdn6lider Beoanfe be1tn=
r1thtat, n berberge ih mild in sic
@lt11ben gbriiti!"
Sun alth mir sos, bang meroe1t
oltd MIR nit ibnen perfG1rt meroen,
E1tn6 a1f 1tn1ern 9ei6enstpeg leud)tet
Der 5trabl Der S%ferfonne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17
8linSer Gifer.

Ore bon Sen MHiierten porgerom=
meme 8eiebl1ng 11el1e1 6entf6en &c
bieteS miro bon Waridan Sod per-
ionli6 geleifet. Mnf feline @eif1ngen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-17

utD Ct gefbuoi'n nidt al iienen Mdn-
''nern, biie iifbr @ort leidt nebu1en,o DEM
|ieine gan5e politiide 9anfbabn 1T
|3ellge bafiir.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-06
CARUSO MEMORIAL
IS PLANNED HERE
Sons Of Italy Will Discuss Form
of Tribute to Tenor at
Erie Meeting
MAY BE OPERA HOUSE

Italians Of this State are planning a
fitting memorial to Enrico Caruso, who
died at Naples, Italy, Tuesday.
Immediately after they had recov-
cred from the shock Of the great tenor's
death, influential members of the Sons
of Italy set TO work to plan a substsn-
tial tribute to the memory of the idol.
Although a number of plans have been
advanced, two seem to find general ia
vor. One suggests home devoted 10
the interests Of Italian boys and girls
that shall provide for their physical,
mental and moral welfare, while the
other urges temple Of music in the
form Of a great opera house.
Philadelphia Is named as the site for
both buildings. With the opera house
plan is to be provided great fund for
the vocal education and training Of poor
Italian children. It is hoped by sup
nortcrs of this plan that among the
thousands of young Italians in the
state there may be developed one that
will prove n second Caruso, or at least
an operate star or prima donna OF the
first magnitude. The fund, which It Is
proposed TO raise by. popular subscrip-
tion, would aggregate $4,000, 900.
These and other prorcts will be dis
Cussed at the annual State convention
of the Sons Of Italy, to be held at Erie,
August %. 20. 81 and %.
New York Italians already have de-
cdCd to build an opera house in New
York City in memory of the tenor, and
to develop a fund for the training of
poor Italian boys and girls who have
good voices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-06
ELF.DEFENSE is PLEA
I OF HATFIELD'S SLAYER
Y Declares Both His Victims
Pulled Pistols First

Nelch, W. Va, Aug. 6.-(By A. p
Bell. defense is the plea of C. e.
ksly, Baldwin -Felts detective, held
3der bond in connection with the
boting and killing of Sid Hatfield and
Chambers, Mingo mountaineers, in
tatement today.
Fl regret having had to shoot either
} Of these men, Lively said, but
Is a case Of self defense pure and
hple."
Lively said he had been told many
be- that, following his testimony given
| the Matewan trial last February,
ktfeld had threatened to take his life.
knew that If Sid got what he con-
ered good chance it would be
)hG bis life or mine" Lively as
kted.
Speaking Of the Welch fight. the
|tective said he was sitting on bal
trade outside the courthouse when
ht6eld, Chambers and their wives ap-
pached.
III happened to look down the steps
y there stood Sid Hatfield, Ed Cham.
|s and their wives on the first land
b. They were looking at me. and
changed gances, nodding their heads.
hddenly they stepped apart. ! could
X Sids jaws set like a steel trap.
pth men pulled their guns. As they
y so / jumped to my feet and pulled
ine. Sid fired at me and ! imme-
ately shot back"
w, c. Mitchell, chief of police at
'elch, stateA that after the fight he
Ok pistol, still warm and contain
9 empty shells from beside Chambers
ID found inch barreled gun in
pocket Of Hatfield's trousers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-06
DONT BOTHER DADDY NOW,
. HE'S BEING MARCEZ-WA WE'D
Philadelphia Hairdressers admit Males Are Taking Up Femi
nine'Coifme Style, but Say 1t Won't Last

somewhere in Philadelphia today
Pave. "''
i1ey did it for him Yesterday in a
|t,'loressing establishment on South
uehth street Six months from
s nairdresserS predict great many
At.ns OF this city may know what
10 go around worrying about
H., us'asr the rain is going to take the
nv out OF their hair or not.
me man who Ind the curling iron
Ircov WI MN yesterday had extenuating
FutSASI.ances; To speak the naked
Am 'e couldn't do thing with his
|bs .vuay quay not only is he beautiful with
hlat;InoeamS toying with flawless un-
|eins lie has the distinction of
NJ ha Tail- blazer of n brand ntw
Ns%aat halls from Paris.
BIZ tSS mat father was about to go in
eatons, marcel wave came from the
Chicago. ''''Ser" AsSor'ation' now
H.. Some Fall for Fad
b tSs,uu s,ureSsers of the city are divided
Nm bn opinions as to how the idea
|sssed rrJntiVed here, but one con-
|aonths "mNiy that for the last few
bop ot tIvh t%h had been coming to the
|or the m".t r"e rate Of about one a week
id a n noro exclaimed the operator. "I
"Of icel onl wave today on n man "
Ad is po"e nurse she continued, 1.-THE
lave had y, so far and not many men
Mlieva me courage to take II m. but
|othinr unuil u VIII gradually grow until
e. 'ual will be thought about
Fatlspana aSs put into the hair of the
iiom Philadelphia win last
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-06
WASTES
A|DFORBY PUBLIC
,.as Industrial Court Judge
Instances Wages Of Min
ers and Packers
|loN OFFICIALS MASTERS
me- tbe Associated Press

Kan. Aug. 6.---An outline
lcpcsii cssii.oed fights being wagcd against
W. sos a Court Of Industrial Rela-
nsb one by labor and one by capital
heir apparent purposes was pre-
j here today by w. Il. Huggins,
{ssa,ng Judge Of the court.
luu llmasing his statement, Judge Hug
ol,d olloM,dt hat the chief policy Of the
% mss 70 hew a line between the
Ling ~ interests which would be
eiss.as .,st stement t covering both cases fol-
81 In part: ..., a.. r,,,or.,
- oficials we're abe to make with
un.rators with the aid Of the Fed.
oETovernment provides n wage Of
"a y for an eight hour day for COM
w,.bor The operators claim that
.@c;sncy of this class Of labor is
m ner cent Of what 1t was five
%hs union officials evidently are the
late masters in everything relating
~sses working conditions, hours Of
~ method Of work. etc, the oper-
y merely furnish the money, meet
Teyroll, sell the coal, fix the price,
y tbe pubic stand the economic
N. and pay the profit. Now. this
ktract, o. KID. by the Federal Com
Zion, expires next April, and it may
@ tSat the president of the district
q some interference on the part of
| STATE of Kansas when the contract
/ n he renewed. This may account
Mr., Howat's strenuous efforts to
karuct the Industrial Court and de-
|oy the Industrial law. That is one
IA Of the question.
FThe other phase, now very promi-
M Il the one In which the employers
|lsbor are litigating in the State Su-
Ime Court the right of the Industrial
mi TO fix wage of $500 for an
[ht.h day in the packing industr.
the men and women who work IN
killing and cutting floor, under con-
lions which can better be imagined
In described.
''The people pay the price of the
uers' wage and waste. as well as the
I'D to the producers and dealer, when
y buy coal, and they pay the price
the packing house '''orkers' wage
en- they buy the products of the pack
plant
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-06
HELD FOR MURDER,
GIRL TYPES POETRY
Florida Postmistress, Although
in Cell, Insists She Is a
Superwoman
POLICE SEEK THIRD MAN"

West Palm Beach, Fla. Aug. c.
here yesterday toward clearing up the
details Of the robbery of $50 900 from
the local postofice on July 26 and the
murder of +. A. Miltimore in Orlando
last Monday, both of which crimes Miss
Lena Clarke, Postmistress here. has
confessed, the police and postal inspec-
tors continued to Investigate the tangle
Of circumstances and associations which
led to the two crimes.
The theory of third man in the case
is the basis of the investigation that Is
now proceeding. Meanwhile, it is re-
ported from Orlando that Miss Clarke
is writing poetry in her cell.
Evidences Of the woman's strange
mental processes multiply. Her eccen-
tricities were many, prominent among
them being a marked spiritualist trend
and the conception that she was 'su-
perwoman." She placed her mind
above that of any one else.
Another trait that>was uncarthcd was
her faith in crystal gazing. She also
wrote poetry, which she said she loved"
to compose in the dark on a typewriter
by the touch system. 1t was learned
here today that she had wired to her
parents to send her typewriter to her
in the Orange County Jail.
One of her most recent poems, into
which Is read a certain significance,
was found yesterday. This was entitled
"A FOOLS Wisdom" ard reads:
I told you the course yea pursued was
wrong.
But you laughed and said women are poor.
weak fools.
So hushcd on my lips my life's merry song,
To pray. while you disregarded Gods rules.
1 know how your castle would crash on
How the aowsrs would turn in your hands
I say when you turned from the ruins and
Do you think can meet. now. your souls
how
To bring your mistakes to successes still.
ln,u n9u LOOK TO my cunning to save YOU now.
Weak fool Of a woman. perhaps will
" course, love will cover the bitter years
,ierhaps was too cruel word TO say
angels, blot from your records my prayers
and my tears,
Lest they hide him from God at the judg-
ment day.
Maude Clarke, sister of the impris-
oned woman, returned late Thursday
night from Orlando. but refused to make
a statement. Her aged parents are
bearing up under the strain. The Rev.
~. I: Clarke is eighty two years old.
and for many years ne has written a
Sabbath Meditation" for local news
paper. He appeared in his Office yes
tcrday afternoon, at his accustomed
hour, and brought his weekly contribu-
ton with the comment. Here is my
Sabbath Meditation as usual"