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Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
World War Veteran,
Apparently Insane,
Taken Into Custody

Joaquin q. Gomez, a former service
man, was placed in the city jail late
last night, apparently mentally de-
ranged. Gomez, MILO lives with mis-
mother on Chihuahua Hill. became
violent when a doctor was called to
the house by Mrs. Gomez. When
Night Sergeant Harry Anderson and
Deputy Sheriff Vernon Lahore were
summoned, Gomez again became vio-
lent. He was overpowered by the Of
ficers after terrific struggle.
Gomez, a strong, well built youth.
served in the navy during the war.
An insanity charge will be filed
against him today, Sergeant Anderson
said.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
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with his motionless guard of honor
that was changed at frequent inter
walls, alone with -.<s head eastward
toward France. On either side of the
doorway stands the statutes of Lin
coin and Grant as though they also
kept vigil. AS the lights were
switched off, the dim twilight of the
few scattered hidG-n electfics let the
shadows fall over the bier and tin
the vast cavern of the dome above
with a mystery and a peace that will
not be broken until daylight of the
morrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
PORT OF TAMPICO TO
BE OFFICIALLY OPENED

CHICAGO, Nov. 9. - The port of
Tampico and two railway lines con-
Meeting with the interior of Mexico
will be opened for import and export
shipments in December by an agree
ment entered into between the Con-
seJo Directive of the Mexican govern
ment administration of the National
Railways of Mexico, and the Ward
Steamship Line, it was announced to-
day by the steamship company
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
PHILIPPINE. SENATORS
AT ODDS WITH WOOD

MANILA, p. l., Nov. 9.-The Philip
pine senate, in CAUCUS today. decided
to remain in its refusal to confirm a
number of important appointments by
Governor General Leonard A. Wood.
Senators declared they had not been
consulted regarding the appointments
right, they insisted, given them I'M
der the Jones law. They also assert
ed there are others better fitted for
the positions that Governor Woods
appointees.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
INVITATION DECLINED

EASTON, Pa, Nov. 9. = Lafayette
College tonight declined the invita-
ton of the chamber of Commerce OF
Dallas, Texas, to meet the winner of
the Southwestern Conference in an
inter-sectional football game in that
city on New Years.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
ACQUITTED OF Staying
HIS BUSINESS PARTNER

COLORADO SPRINGS( Colo, Nov.
9.-Benjamin Cline, on trial in dis
trict court in Ebert county charged
with tho murder of J. c. Ayleswosth,
business associate. was acquitted
today at Kiowa. In its verdict. the
jury, which was out two hours, eX.
pressed the belief that the shooting
was accidental. Aylesworth was kill
ed last January after quarrel over
property owned jointly.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
MAYOR OF ST. PAUL is
PUT OFF STREET CAR

ST. PAUL, Nov. 81. C. Hodgson,
mayor of st. Paul, was forcibly eject
ed from street car here today after
refusing to pay an extra fare for rid
ing one block beyond a fare limit ter
minal
The mayor announced that he
would bring the matter before the city
council tomorrow and demand an un-
derstanding with the street car COM
pany regarding loop" terminals.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
FOREST FIRE DIES OUT

POPLAR BLUFFS, Mo-, Nov. 9. -
Fires in Butler county died out III
certain sections last night, having
burned to the limit of the forested
area, while in other sections rain
stopped them. Damage to timber and
grazing lands in this county Is estf-
mated as ranging from $4,000 to
500. 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
IMPORT CATTLE DUTY
ABOLISHED IN MEXICO

NOGALES, Ariz., Nov. 8. - Secre-
tary de la Huerta of the Mexican
treasury department, today issued a
decree abolishing the duty on cattle
and horses imported into Mexico, ac-
cording to dispatches received here.
Secretary de la Huerta was report
ed to have said: Il take this step
to enable Mexican ranchers to stock
up with the best cattle obtainable."
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
2 HELD AT Ell PASO
AS ARMS SMUGGLERS

Ell PASO, Texas, Nov. 8. = Fran
cisco Garcia Fernandez, 80, and
Jose del Real, 81, were arrested at
the international bridge here today
when they attempted to cross INTO
Mexico in an automobile carrying $500
rounds of rifle ammunition. Cue
toms officers turned the men over 10
the department of justice and they
are held in Jail for investigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
CASE UNDER AMUSEMENT

BISMARk, n. D., Nov. 8. = After
hearing arguments for and against is
suance of temporary injunction re-
straining the North Dakota industrial
commission from selling state bonds
at a price below par, District Judge
w. l.. Muessle today took the case
under advisefaent.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10

A desert variety of cactus forms a
natural compass by always pointing
to the south
The leading asbestos mines are in
the province of Quebec
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-10
j. 6. DELEGATES

,CCNrlNUED FROM rAGE oNEJ
Evening star., 1921-10-20
BILLS RELATE TO ALLEYS.
One Would Postpone Action and
Other Discontinue Present Law.

Senator Myers Of Montana has in
lroduced a bGl rereaiing the act of
1914 for the discontinuance of the
use as dwellings of buildings in the
alleys of the District of Columbia.
This act has never been enforced. but
has been postponed by further action
of Congress until one year from the
date of the proclamation by the Presi
dent of the exchange of ratitications
Of the peace treaty with Germany.
A bill drafted by the Commissioners
was introduced yesterday by Senator
Ball, which would postpone the opera
ton OF The existing law until two years
after the proclamation by the President
relating to peaCe
Evening star., 1921-10-20
ONLY NEAR TROOPS.
HONOR UNKNOWN
n. Y. and Pennsylvania
Guard Not to Come for
Ceremonies.

New York and Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard units originally select
ed for participation in the exercises
incident to the burial of the American
unknown soldier at Arlington here
on Armistice day have been eliminat-
ed from the program and cnly troops
in the nearer vicinity will be used.
according to present plans. Limited
funds provided by Congress to care
for expenses of the ceremonies were
said to be responsible for the elimi-
nation of the guard units Of the two
states. it being impossible to pay
their transportation expenses.
Plans Further Curtailed.
Revised plans call only for troops
from the District of Columbia Ma
tional Guard and federal commands
at the nearby Virginia and Maryland
stations.
Further curtailments in original
plans for the exercises were an
nounced today by the War Depart
ment. Under the revision only
holders Of the congressional medal Of
honor who participated in the world
war will be invited to attend at the
government expense. Other medal
Of honor men will. however. be in
vited to participate in the cere
monies. paying all of their own eX-
penSeS.
Other Invited Guests.
Others invited at government ex-
pense. under the revised plans, in
clude one representative for every
10000 men who served In the armed
forces during the world war. one
officer and one enlisted man from
each branch Of service of the Army.
Navy. Marine Corps and coast guard :
honorary pallbearers, consisting of
major generals Of the Army and rear
adnlirals of the Navy. and body
bearers. consisting only of non-com-
missioned officers of the Army, and
warrant and petty officers of the
Navy.
Skaters Wedding Decorations Appeal
to the artistic eye. Estimates. 900 18th.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
MRS. FRIZZELL GUEST.
Business Women's Council to En-
tertain Clubwomen.

Mrs. J. W. FrizZell. president of the
District Federation of Women $
Clubs. will be the guest of honor to-
morrow evening. when the Business
Women's Council will entertain the
federation. Miss Ethel BaSby, presi-
dent of the Business Womens Coun-
ell. has issued an invitation to all
women belonging to any club atiliat-
ed with the federation to attend.
Nine. Hugh will give an illustrated
lecture on "A Six Weeks Scramble
Through switzerland"
The board meeting of the fedora
tion which was scheduled for next
Monday has been postponed III
Monday, October 81. At that meeting.
which will be held at IL O'Clock at
the Hadlcigh. Mrs. Thomas G. Winter
president general of the Fedora atlon
of Women's Clubs. will be the priv
cipal speaker. Luncheon will be
served following her address. Mrs.
Winter will be one of the speakers
at the conference on the limitations
of armaments.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
WILL APPRAISE VALUE.
Commission Fixes Date for Center
Market Inquiry.

Frank A. Horne. John Nj. Walker and
Louis a. Dent. the commission recent
ly named by President Harding to ap-
praise the value of the Center Market
property. will view the premises October
%. and will hold the first session for
the introduction of testimony Novem-
Der IS at the courthouse.
Chief Justice Mccoy has assigned one
of the extra courtrooms for the use
of the commission. Assistant Attorney
General Ritter will conduct the pro-
ceedingS for the government, while the
market company will be represented by
Attorneys, Charles \. Douglas and Alex
ander Wolf
Evening star., 1921-10-20

See GUIDE for F1oVers.
Headquarters for the American
Beauty. 1914 F-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1921-10-20

Father Johns Medicine
for sore throats. colds, bronchitis
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
APPEALS FOR CONFIDENCE
Superintendent of Schools Says
Work Is Being Pushed.

Appeals to the people Of Washing
ton to have confidence in school au-
thorities were made by Supt. Frank
W. Ballou at meeting OF the Dis
trict Congress of Mothers and Par
ent-Teacher Associations Tuesday af-
ternoon at the Ehbitt Hotel. The
superintendent said school officials
are doing their best to push the
school building program, and pointed
out that the future schoolhouses Will
be siXteen-room structures. He said
he hoped some plan could be worked
out whereby assembly halls in the
schools could also be used as gym
nasiums.
Plans of the mothers congress for
the current season were outlined by
Mrs. Giles Scott Raftsr. president.
Reports of various committees were
made by Mrs. J. \. Saunders, Mrs.
Jerry South and Mrs. l.. u. Smoot.
The organization voted to support
school authorities in their stand
against the collection OF funds from
school children. A motion also was
passed encouraging high school stu
dents in obeying the ruling of the
board of education relative to fra
ternities and sororities.
Evening star., 1921-10-20

1880 AM. Chicago Sleeper
Pennsylvania system. Leave Wash.
1880 am, arrive Chicago o'clock
next morning. Through sleeping car.
advertisement
Evening star., 1921-10-20

Skaters Wedding Decorations Appeal
to the artistic eye. Estimates. 900 18th.
advertisement.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
1928 BIRTHS IN YEAR.
Census Also Announces Death Rate
in D. C.. for 1920,

Ninety-one infants under one year
of age in every thousand born in the
District of Columbia died during 1920,
the census bureau announces. Total
number of infants horn in the Dis
trict during 1920 was S.S"3. The
total OF deaths was not announced.
The death rate in the birth regis
tration area in the United states in
1920 was 1871. the total of deaths of
all ages being S36,154. At the same
time the birth rate was 23.7, there
being 1,50S,S14 infants born during
the year in total population within
the registration area of 63. .659,441.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
&On &caclaacrern iibcrfalleu.

Gor einiaer 3eit mar elm 2chrer
aus Borne nit ieiner Gbefruu noh
WrcSIau gctDnlmcn, I'M bort elmer
,5citlihtcit bei5uipobnen. "a 0as
@ctter iiberaus ibon mar, beidlloB
hos Ghcpoar. Den gfiifipea 5u SUP
auriid3nlegeu. llnpeit non Nm.
tau traten aus einem 0cbiiidl plot.
lid Ncgelogerer beroor. Die oa5
Gbepaar mt Hcnolpcrn 3ur Ser.
orSgobe ibrer 9orihait in 06be BON
400 Mart 3pangen. Sicroni nur.
cen Der Sebrcr lno feline ,Srau in
cln @ebilid) perihleppt uno an gdu.
men onqeblmocn. Ger 9re5!auer
ariminnIpoIi3ei lit e8 lett 1cIungeH,
nie 8egelogerer in 3ipei 9Irbcitcrn
aus Dem Geumarftcr areiie 3u er-
mltteIu Sie liuo inociieu fliid:ig
Qtluorocn ilno meroen iett itefbrieI-
LID periolgt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Sin Tru3cF uon 2Siabrigcr Sauer.

Sin TrO3cF uon 2Siabrigcr Saucr.
@n Gro5eB, ncn Die 5taot 9eru-
burg geaeH 0it YfanafeIoer @cmerf.
ld)att gciiibrt bat, lit lest uad) 2S-
ldbr,acr Iaurr 0urd) frieolide 81.
nIglIng bcenoet muroen. Sic Mans
ieIoer @cmcrfihoit bate ieiner5eit
cincn ltarf ialjbaIti9cu See ousge.
tllnpt lno oo9 8aner in ole Scale
0eleitet TaolIr6 mar oas 3rint-
Dalier Ser Staot @ernburg perial-
sen morocn Sernburg itrengte 0a-
nlnlS t;nen SbeoeneriaGpro3cH
gegcn Die tSepcrfid]ait oil. 0ieier
BrojeB, Der ale Suitan3en in 3oGI.
rcidlen Scrmincn ourd)Iaufen bat,
iii iebt auf Dem &ergleihspcgc AIT
en0e qeiiibrt lpprocn. 9onadl 3ablt
Hic WtonSielocr 8epcrflhaft ser
Stoot 9ernblrg cine Diuion Mnrt
lmo ilb>rnimmt aIBeroem 6ie nod
nld)t be3ablten @eritt$. mo 9Iu-
ludltafoIten Der Staot bis slr 6obe
non $4,000 Mari.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
NlS ani Die Icbte 0nacl.

Mebrerc Gage binourh priiiteu
Gntenteoilijierc in mebr al8 griino-
lifcr Neiie Die Bidder. aaileu, 8ai.
ieEbeitinoc uno Wtannid)oitsIiIteu
Oes Marburger GeitSiuebrbotaiI.
lens. Vile @cacnItanoe. oie uidt
Oorgeid'ricben uno ourd Die sSrie-
onSbcitimmun1en in ibrer 3abI feit.
9elegt liuo. miiiien obgeIieiert mer-
ocn. IS puroe iogar oorgeid)rie.
bCn, 0oB icoer 2fouH nur 3Dei O2on.
tnren beiiteu bari. @obriheinlid)
miiiien oie iibcriliiiiigen aIei0erbe-
ltduoe 3eridnitten peroen. Mud in
@icBen muBte iih ons oortige ga.
toilIon Der gleiten 8riiilug inter-
Siebcn GoS Battalion bari 3ur
9Iusbiloung oer 2rute nidt einmaI
Gin einii9eS aebrouhSIdbige5 Ma
idinenaeipcbr bebolten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
40 Sahre eslneIdc @hrifdlen.

Gieicr Gage limo picrSig Sabre
rerlangcn. ieitoem ser Yciieer Der
bctunntcn 1ciueidlcn 8mritiabrif in
Sulbcrltaot iUobnt. slIS tleiuer
s$iIriidjennertduier. Der NIT Dem
HSllrittaiteu icoes 6reiihieBen Der
llm0e8eno beiud)te, mar ,yricoriG
Seine nad palbcritaot gefonnen,
INN rd ourh eiierneE 6leiB um0
pom Shidial begitnitigl. bulo iclblt-
lIanolg 5u mahen Nus icincr flei.
ncn Snbrit I'M @cingarten muroe
roIo Ole crite ar0Bere IN Der 6rieo.
rlcbItroBe (le8t Soguatbrenncrci
2cblO) Ger Yetrieb uahm ilaer
Die @renien Der Stu0t binau5 bolo
tIlen groBcn 9eItuertetr on. lleber.
all limo @einc& 0alberltaoter 8iirit,
den befanut un0 bcliebt. &ur5 Dor
oeH Sriege pur0e Die grobe Sabrit
am Sabnbol erbnut. Nobreno ocS
&rle0ea lag Der gun5e 9etrlcb itia
.'no Die Iauien0e BON Arbcitcru
nuIBten entloiien merocn. Grit iett
1ebt es latginm iuic0er ouilpGrtS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Wonroe=Qebre pOr Der 0iga.
8SlfcrbuuS fann bel amcrifaniidDsn
sSragen nidlt ciugreiicn.
9lasu beifcl.
@enf, s. Gept.

NPNAAfg ~ SAfA"
T5n ser 9iaa Gerlonntlung fnncn
6ie Wonroelebre iowie Die 3ultdnOigs
felt oeS 80lferbunoe3 in nmerifuni=
ihen SSragen ioruie in G0llen, no
cine Gertrogspartei bCbufa elmer Nh=
Gnoerund ein @inqreiicn perlanqt,
sur Sprade. Gen @nlaB bil0ete Ole
1Soroerung BON 8oliuia, 6aB bie Ser
iommllng iih init Der uor9e'dlla9e-
nen Rcpilion ocs Gettr1gS 5piidlen
Chile mo 9olipia befnIlcn Iolle.
8ie cine lluirage bel ben miftigen
9eleaotionen 5eigt, lit Die Mcbrbeit
Der 8eriomnlllnq gegen Sfaffllng
zines Yrd3eoen5folleS. oomit Die
2igo in Die 9leroerlmg BON &ertrG-
gen, nnmentlih BON 6ricbenSabtom-
men. eingreiien fonn.
3ugleih beltebt a6er sic 9lniidbt,
es Iei sesabrlih fiir hns 9lpieEpp Der
2igo. nenn lie nift i'm Stano lit,
in Sragcn mie Sen BON 0olipia erho-
benen cin5uqreiien, neld)e cine idieoS.
geritltlihe Gerntittlung 81 red,tfer-
tigen ideinen. 9ie meiiten Iclegir-
ten iino ber5eit audi elmer 0ebntte
iiber Die Wonroe 9s)re obqcneigt,
pobei es iih nm 9lusIegunq BON
9tngcleqenheiten bnnbelt, peldle ourh
Die Ooftrin qcbedt Iinh. Ser Ser
treter BON Chile fithrte olS, oaB
Sacua-9Irico cine rein omerif1niidle
Srnae lei. Die Wtonroe.9chre lei
in feiner @eiie auf curnpdiihe Staa.
ten onlpenobar uno Ser @olferbuno
fonne in einer iold)en 9lnqele9enbcit
1lid]t eingreifen.
@enf, s. Sept.
SSn ser beltti9en SibungEerflGrtc
2oro Hobert Cecil, &ertreter Don
Siioofrifa, oaB ser rein pernrinenoe
Stanopltnft" ser Ser. Staotcn an
Der 8erihleppun9 bel Ser 9(umcn,
Dung bon Won6nten ourd) oen 80I.
ferbitno Sdlulo lei Cecil bebnn0elte
Die aan5e Wonbctsfraqe. Gr tabclte
nid)t BLOB Die Golitif ser Ger Stdo.
ten. ionbern altf oen Nfongel Ser
Seffentlidlfeit in Ser fitr5lihcn Si-
bllng oes 2i9arothS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
9lmcrifauiidD.ocutidDe 6eirnteH.

Nah ocn 9titimmungen Der ap.c-
rifaniiden 9eboroen in sfobicu5,
bari ciu amcrif1uilter Sol0nt elm
oeutidJeS Di10hcn MIR ooun beira.
ten, uenn 0ieies einen abiolut ein-
nanofreicu 9iui 9enieBt. }tnoerer.
ieits bari rb eiu Soloat nur bel
aus9e5eidneter 6ii5rlm1 uerbeira.
ten uno meun er Dem 0oniuauoeur
ieine5 IruppenteiI5 500 1nterIegt
bat. Gieje Sunuue iou Die iplteren
lleberiabrtsfoiten Ger 6rau rad
2lmerifa 0eden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Gue fuitIpieIige 9rUidlfenfadrt.

Sir 10000 Marf Sdlmudiad,en
aiu9eu elmer Game oerlorcn Die
bonn 9Inbolter 9abnbof in 9erIin
NIT elmer Grnitoroihfe nod t3ebleu.
oorf hlbr. Gort oil ibrem 3lcl uu.
gelangt, trug iie gemeinam nit oam
Chauffeur ibr @epdd IN oaS Smts.
MIS- oonn Der Chauffeur ihre fSraae,
oh alIe3 perau9 iej. bciabte. id)idsc
tie iidl an, biunnijnnrhcu. SeGt ent.
oedte lie 3u ibrenl Sdrc6cu, oab EN-
tIciner idpar3cr Yeorrfoner, Ser iiir
100000 Mart SdlnHflud1rn Der.
ld)ic0cncr Art. Oolo. Nrilantcn II.
l. 10, entblelt icblte. Ter Gbaui.
'elir mar untcrociien id)on mieoer
obgeiabren uno nIdt mebr cinSr.
bolen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Tnsbrcitnug Der &iinmrattcn in
ynncrn.

Gbaleid] pom Der buperiihcn Sic.
glcrung Ole @efoupilma Der 9iiam.
rotten ourh DEFENDERS anacltcllte
Nliomrottcnl0ger ourhgciiibrt mur.
&c, bat Die 3olh Der erIegtcn vi,
IonrattcH niht abgrnommen. SIN
pcraangencn Sabre mm0cn, mic Ole
.NIla. sSidlerci. 3ritunl" nuticilt,
etfpa 5000 9'iinrurouen non oieicn
amtlihen Graancn ionic uon 9;r,
pufen get0tct, abrr olQ @rio!a 0cl
itGltliden NiaBuahmcn iii ooh Al.
per6eldlncn, 0aB elm mcitcres Gor.
oringcn Der 9iuurottcu i'm ol0e
nielncn perhin0crt prroeu fonutc
Cine p0IIige 9Insrathlna lit faunl ~
erreiden, iolonAc in Yobncn nid1t
cntlprcdenoe YofnabmCn actroiitn
peroen, moourd DER 3lBu9 Der ~.
Iamroiten aus 9oDmcn nod @aucrn
rerbinoert miiroc. "a Ole Sciobr
Der Wiiamroten and III Sadleu
9roB lit uno IN Sdlleicn beuofitc1t.
iouen Die Neutrality-suspicious.
nlmnlebr oilrd oo5 gicid, Oirhgc.
tlbrt per0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Sas Sinoerbcim bel Sammel6nrs.

Gin EeiI oes ebemaIigen Sanmel.
burger Gruppeniibungsplaees lit
Der oeutihen ainoerbiIie oieiIitbar
Nemadt noroen 0as .ainoerbcim
,Dtarienrube" Iieat mitten i'm Ih0ueu
5ranfenlan0 bel @emiinoen, ctrrIi-
dc 9lide inS SnaletaI uno aui ieiue
Suraen gelu1brcn0. 3ebn maiiiue
Nanerbaraden iinO fertig 1eridtrt.
Sn ie0em Snus limo flint Sale mo
3mei ein5el5immer. sSn ieSem
Shlaiinai ioIlen 10 Sinner uno cine
Sdlmeiter ibr loeim nuiihIagcn. 9ie
Gin5eI5lmmss limo Rrantenjirner.
anie8nommen meroen oIe oelttihen
anber, Die crboIunasbeoiirftig iino,
9an5 gleidl maIdlcr 9onfeiIIon lie
angebGren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Gas oiebiidDe SieniimGoden

Gor tur3em nuroe bel oem Wes.
ac,nlciiter Bdulp in 1ormltnot EN-
Gro5.r @clobctrna geitoblen. Die
Hcrhaitllng eincs iriiberen Gienit.
mdodjcnS mo ieine5 8rdltigams
p,rllei ergcbnslos, big Jest Elm ct.
hcuics Greu}ncrb6r gum Oeltdn0nl3
fe@ Cictitmdohens flbrte. Gle
aoiie;tc nit etmas iiber 10000
g,urt iouo man in5plhen unier
cupm Naume i'm NaIoe 3uild1en
Gter'to0t nuo @iunaitaoi Ger
&ultouiieur Antpn @obcI, ionic
peiicn 9rout. ole &. RoB Don Gber.
ita6t (irilber oils Gieuitmaoheu bfi
rem @eitobleneu in Iicniten) mlr-
otn obGntaIs in llntcriu6ungsbait
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Sclegrapbii6es Nnerlei.
SilttermrrfShcIea hcft Grf.

Ter 8ctrieb oe9 Gi.eani,l. %,
fsS Garl Ste.ncr 4 g., IN G.0,i.
bel SnI55urg. muroe gtiG!oiien uap
Die gelamte 9eIcnidlait aual'p pglrt
Gin ole 9Sertalcinmg mar Gin I'm.
itiiu0ig beiriitetea llltinlatum ae.
iteat mprocu. Die ioiortiQe CntlaI.
iltng BON mebreren mlbIlcbiaen &c.
amten uuo Mciiteru 3u ueriii9en.
Uie @Crf8Icituna hattie oit'es Ne.
eehrcn obgelebnt. poruii am n0rb'
item Morgeu Qeile Der 9lrbeiier.
id)aft Den Giutritt ser betrciienOen
9cantcu mo Qtciiter uerbinrCrten.
glls glntiport tratcu ioiort idmtlidhe
9eomten mo Nleilter ocs @erft8 in
ben Strcif. Ia nbne nuiiidltsfiib.
renoe tcdniihc 2r0itc cine Neiter.
fiibrl1ng oes 9etricbcS WenideuIe.
ben iopie Die 9tnloaeu ilbcrhoipt
gefGbrOCn iuiiroe. nulbtc ole 0iitten.
neripoltitng ole Sdllictunq oc$ @e.
triebe8 onoronen Ga3 gl'cnhiittcn.
merf Carl Steiner & So. beid)lItiQt
runo GOO 9Irbeiter. inter 0enen nh
Gin gcipiiier 8ro5entine Sommunis
ten bcfinoet, Die aele9entlid Ser
Ndi0cnIonitrntion uu0 m0hreu0 oeS
&euneritreife8 III Ser Stnot Sal3.
burg iicb beiouocrs bemertbar moh.
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Grbitterte Streiter.
Nudj Ser Stnat Sllincis idlcint BON
beecuflidjsn Gjrnbenmirren
beorpllt.
gliiobetbtolpn, M, s. Gent,

92ie Sberiif Gor beute iagte, mer.
oen 9hlrgPr llno Sberiifsgebilfen
Niles aufbeten. un 8arglcute am
Gin0ringen mad RoIiclare uno Gli5a.
bethtomn 81 nerbinoern. Die 8ilraer
ieien bcipafinet unh 5ur 9eifiitunq
Der llnabbdngigfeit ser beioen @rit.
betortcn geriiitct. gluf oen 00hen in
Der Ndbe bon Gli3ubetbtotuu lagern
et1ua touienO itreifenoe Goblengrdber,
lm beute ge9en Hoiiciore uuo oielen
Grt 81 8iehen Sic &ohlengrGber
legten Die 9Irbeit i'm porigen Septent.
ber nieoer, ieitocnl oerponoten Die
(8rubenbeiieer 9tihtutioniiten sum
8etrieb Seute friib mar Die 2oqe
rubig. @eipaifnete ASdhter un6
Sberiffsgebilier befpaben Die uod)
gli3obetbtomn fiibren0en 2anoitra
ben, i'm Den aoblenqrdbern entqeqen.
3utreten, ioIlten iie einen anariii
oeriuhen .aorbers 9ti0ge bntte beite
oas Nnieben zines armeelogers, aIs
@er9Iepte iid perinmmelten, Inn iidl
Der ,Snoalionsarmee au5uiflieben.
Nus 8obubamIern beriaqt.
Tie 9crgIcute muroen ans ben
6duiern Der @rubeuqeicaid)oiten Der.
triebeu uno bntteu b1ltiige 3uiam.
menitoBc nit 8adleu, @ebilicn uno
Streifbrehern qlae nod oen beiAcn
Crten geben0en 3elephonordbte limo
burdid,nitteH. garQIeuten 3ufolqc
lpuroeu iie auf Bebeib Der @eiiecr
0urdlidlnitten, Die @rubenpddtcr ge
ben Den 5treiferu 0ie ShuI6.
3oijcIare III, S. Sept.
iSait le0rr Dianu in benz Grte III
bcluaiiuet. 0iele 0errid)ten g8afrt
0ienit oli BEN 2an0itrnben. Ile
Ndfter iiuo nit 8niien a[ler art
beunfinet. Sic geraleute nolfcr
GIio3bcthtonn onqrei'eu. inn fiiui
aeiteru qeianqene aamern0en Bu BE-
irejen ln0 ihre 9iobrunqsUorrdtbe 3ii
eraduien Irei Observation-Disclosures
eiqueH luo contolllren Ole 0nnec
Crtihoit. Gin babies ,Jntereiie 1H
Der ar0Bten 3ehe bat G5waro g1c
@eoB Der giqentbi!ner oc5 Gincin
nati Guquirer un6 Der 29aibinaton
Goit Die Grh!ttorunq unter 0rn
llnioniIteu itieg ourA 8e6en, Die 6
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
St5renfrieSe in Der Stride.

SU &errbeiu BiaIB 6atte Der
@'ugrcr Qe5eu Die 3u frll5eu 5tiraten
uH0 Jegen oas 5erumtreiben jun.
Gtr giaodlen gepreoigi 1lru5er
euiiiono ltnruiue inter 0cn aithen.
teiadleru uuo eth Iuuger Nurid)e riei
ioIcr p0l Der Gntpore 5erlHter,
raHn iouteu bIe gio0ten in 6en
Griitiihen Qrbeiteriunen.Gerein ge.
hcH. Ter Biauer unterbraA ieine
lre0i5t mo naunte Die 5toren.
lrir0e ngu5en" 2er 6uier, ocr
ertoHHt m0r0en mar, erbteit au5ar.
Dem ciuen Strai5cie9l ijber > Gage
@a'1n8us. Seinen Giniprud; ge.
Gen 0ieien Stroibeiebl bot ieet 6a8
Ceri4t oerporIcn.