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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported Il
the health department In the last twenty -foul
hours:
Artl ur and Margaret Payne, boy.
George f. and Ethel E. Parkhurst, boy.
Henry and Mary Sweeney. girl.
Claude II. and Myrtle Bradford. girl.
Louis and Pauline Schwartz. girl.
Morris J. and 'Mollie Cohen, girl.
William A. and Irene Owens. boy.
Archer and Mary Fletcher, girl.
Melvin T. and Rose Havenner. boy.
Talbot and Gertrude F. Lynch. girl.
Grover G. and Margaret E. Cannon, girl.
Frank Ii. and Margaret Jennier, girl
Thomas c. and Ruby Jeffers. girl
Theodore y. and juliet Gil. boy.
Samuel and Vordie Whole, boy.
Thomas and Sarah Harley. boy.
Fred and Anna Buford, boy.
Lee and Rebecca Thomas, boy.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
Judge Mary O'Toole Host
At Law COLLEGE BENEFIT.

Judge Mary O'Toole will entertain
at the benefit for the Washington Col
lege of Law at the New President
Theater on Monday evening. Her
guests will be DR.. A. Frances Foye.
Judge and Mrs. George C: Aukam.
DR.. and Mrs. Truman Able. Mrs Mar
garet p. Able, Miss Blanche Percival.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastment, Mrs.
Margaret J. Wallace, Miss Hermie S.
Wallace. Maj. and Mrs. ]. Garfield
Riley. Miss Mabelle Alexander, Miss
Mary Helene. Bennett. Miss Florence
Fraser Stiles, Miss Margaret Riley Of
Boston, Miss Margaret Kroll. Miss
Blanche Neff, Miss Maria Ewing. Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Colburn. Miss Maud
r. Cavanaugh. DR.. Mary O'Malley and
DR.. Mildred Sheetz.
The Starmont Aid for Consumptives
will hold tea and sale at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Appleton P. Clark. jr..
ITS Lanier place, Friday and Satur-
day. November "a and 25, from un-
til o'clock.
This organization holds itself in
readiness to assist sufferers from tu-
berculosis as far as its funds permit,
and asks the generous support of the
public that its activities may be con-
tinued and extended. The officers in
clude: President, Mrs. Andrew Stew
art; first vice president. Mrs. De Witt
G. Chadwick: second vice president,
Mrs. Everett Partridge: secretary,
Mrs. Charles Demonet: assistant sec
retary, Mrs. William McReynolds, and
treasurer, Mrs. Appleton p. Clark, jr.
Members of the executive committee
are Mrs. William Ramsay, Mrs. w. H.
Bradbury and Mrs. c. w. Harris.
Miss julia D. Strong has returned to
the city and reopened her residence
on Dupont Circle for the winter.
Saturday the House of Mercy will
hold its annual donation day at the
home, and tea will be served in the
afternoon, Mrs. Henry B. Brown. the
president of the board Of managers.
and members of the board receiving
the visitors. Mrs. A. L. Mills will
have charge of the tea table, where
Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard, Mrs Randolph
Mckim and Mrs. John MCGOWAN will
preside. Donations will be received
at the home. at 1882 Connecticut ave-
nue., where the aprons made by the
Evening star., 1922-11-23

Mrs. Ella S. Limerick will be hostess
for the Women's City Club at a dance
at the clubhouse tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

The District Society United States
Daughters of 1872 are to hold a card
party Friday afternoon next at the
Washington Club, under the direction
of Mrs. William NJ Dove, Mrs. Fred
erick w. Matteson. Mrs. A. G. Tuohy
and Miss Mary E. Stallings.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

Mrs. NJ. G. Jobe entertained at a
dinner party at her residence on
Tuesday evening at the Highlands
for her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Van
Dyke Jobe. Bridge was enjoyed after
In for cards.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

Mrs. Thomas B. Love and daughter
Dorothy entertained a small party at
luncheon yesterday at the Powhatan.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

The Soroptimist Club has issued invi-
tations for its installation banquet, to
be given at Rauschers Monday evening,
December 4, at 1880 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everett Blod-
gett of West Newton. Mass, are in
Washington for a few days and arc
at the Powhatan.
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inmates of the home will be on sale

Miss Jennie Mason Gibbs is enter
tanning this afternoon at large
bridge party. followed by tea. to
which additional guests have been in
Vited. The entertainment Is in honor
of Mrs. William Hubbard Hall. for
meriy OF Los Angeles, who has just
returned from visit Of two years in
Europe and the near east.
The dining room Is decorated in ra-
dance roses. pink snap dragon and
maiden hair fern. Those assisting at
tea will be Mrs. George w. Roosevelt.
Weller, Mrs. Charles Helmbold. Mrs.
Howard Wyman and Mrs Mitchell
Carroll.
Mrs. Hall is stopping at wardman
Park Hotel with her young daugh-
ters, Miss Jane Hall and Miss Emily
Hall, who are being prepared to enter
Vassar.
The College Women's Club will
give special tea Saturday, from 4
to s o'clock pm. for the teachers of
Washington. Teachers and officials
have been invited. Mrs. Howard l..
Hodgkins and Mrs. Raymond B. Nor
gan of the board of education are to
be the guests Of honor, and there is
to be an interesting speaker. Mrs.
Joshua Evans. jr., will pour tea.
Mrs. Thomas Hogshead of Staunton,
Va, has returned to her apartment
at the Lee House.
The committee OF the Sisterhood of
the Eighth Street Temple is planning
feature dance. to be held in the ball
room Of the Raleigh Hotel. Wednesday
night, December 6. There will be some
interesting surprises! The names of the
hostesses will be announced later.
The Soroptimist Club has issued invi-
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Continued from Eighth Psge.l

tractive dress Of brown chiffon vel
vet. with small velvet toque to
match. and q corsage of brides roses
and lilies Of the valley. Miss Georgia
Simpson, cousin of the bride, was
maid of honor.
Mr.. Paul A. Stirling Of Columbus.
Ohio. was best man. Mr.. Hiser has
National Training School for Boys
for the past few years and was ap..
pointed secretary and treasurer OF
the school, December. 1921.
Many relatives and friends of the
bride and bridegroom attend the we'd
ding. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiser left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for an
ping at Atlantic City and New York
on their way.
Miss Clara L. Young, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Young, and Mr..
Vernal Robbins Brown Of Ottuma,
Iowa, were married Tuesday. Novem-
Der 21. at Hamline M. E. Church. the
Rev. H. P. Fox officiating. The bride
wore a gown Of tan canton crepe with
picture hat in the same shade. and a
corsage bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley. She was attended
by her sister, Mrs. w. E. Mothershead.
and Lieut.. Donald Keyhoe, U. s.
Brown. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown left for a trip to New
York.
Mrs Lewis F. Colbert is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Clark, jr,
of 1878 Lanier place. and will assist
at the tea given at their home by the
Friday and Saturday afternoons, No
Vember % and 25 from 2 to 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

Miss julia D. Strong has returned to
the city and reopened her residence
on Dupont Circle for the winter,
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rem @unlde, nit oen Ser. Staaten
in llnterbon0lungen iiber Die 2a1rb=
fiibrrng oes Siefpaiiermeg= Yrojef=
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5teue NusOrud pcrleiber lperOe.
SIN Ol1lutD brab ant Conner
ltog lit ei11em 5meiltodigen @ebauoe
Elm 8ran0 aus, Der aber, ebe er nod
ar0Beren l1mfang %onnebn1en fonntc,
entOeft nn0 gel0i6t m11r6e. 8ie 0as
sSeuer entlta10, lit unbefannt. Ser
Sad1haoen be1pegt iid nngefdbr IN
Ser Sobc bon $4,000.
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@oi1inqton. 8. 6. 6. 9ea.

Wa1D1ngton q. =. b. Seq. =
Die ~Sebensmittelnot in 9eutl9lon6
fonnte Elm raides @noe fin6en, penn
cine @orlage, Die ioeben Senator
George %. Norris bon Nebrnsfa inn
Senat eingerei@t muroe> gum @eiet
tpiir6e.
Die Torlage fat 5par nidt ben
5ireften 3tped, Geuti9lano gu unter=
ltuben, ionbern iie fol- pielmebr BENT
omerifaniiden Sarmer beIfen feline
Hnmengen @etreioe> Die ibm iebt
ni6t abgefauft mer0en, los5umer5en.
gu 6ieiem 3>ped ioQ ieitens ser Ste
gierung nit einem @runofapital bon
100>0O0,00O Collars cine iogenanntc
~Sarmers ono goninmers 6iran=
cling Corporation" gegriinoet per5e11,
Der es obliegen iou, &1ufe un6 Ser
faufe bon @etrei6e II. IanopirtldaH=
liden gr5eugniiie aQer Mrt irgeno=
mo in oen Ser. Staaten, iopie int
MuslQn0e 81 permitteln, iomie Ser
fanfe an auslanoif6e &egierunger.
Dte &orporation tpiir0e nnter Sem &C.
feb oas &e@t BADEN, ser 6euti9en &e-
gierung 5ueds Antal1f bon @etreioe
einen, &re0it in elmer S0be 51 ge=
tpabren, Die tie fir angemelien bdlt.
Dur4 Die Norris'i9e @orlnge
fonnte alio ,bas Sroblem gel0it mer=
ben, an Dem i9ou 10 lange gearbeitet
miro, ndmlid 0as iiberfliiiiige &c
treble, 6as ser amerifanii6e 6ur=
n1er on San6 fat, na9 Geutl9lano
un6 anoeref 2an6ern 81 aber nidt
nno anoeren 9an6ern 81 idaffen, oie
es' 10 bitter ben0tigen, aber nidt 0os
@elo baden. es iofort 81 be5ablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

mem STREET. nit ieiner Jrau aus
Siour Sails beridmunben rpar, iben-
tifi5iert nerben.
Witdea. 8alter 8eters nno
fem Bruoer fanben auf ibrem Sago-
5ug am SsimfluB cine 56muggler-
bottle nit 5eBn @aQonen 8ein. Sic
gaben Die Sag6 auf un0 bradten oen
Wein naf Sauie no Tie Elm Bint an
2pnn &app abgaben> Der oabon be-
'trrnfen uno eingeltedt muroe. 9Ms er
nii6tern 1par, CAB er Die GueQe an
uno Beters uuroe 81 $1OO-er felbit
gu $40 Strafe perurteilt. Ser Wein
pur6e f%onfis5iert.
@agner. - Ginbreder iino in
cos Joibion CLOTHING @e11aft, 8e=
1iBer S. Stasfa, our9 Elm binteres
6eniter eingeorungen uno baben cine
Wenge &lei0er nno Musitattung=Ar=
tifel geitoblen nan1entlid auf Bel5<
paren un6 marme Gleioer mar es OBJ
geieben. Obglei6 Elm 5iemlider 8e-
trog bon @elo IN Der &aiie mar, p11r=
De 6ieielbe nidt %nngeriibrt.
Wiler. Die S%tinftaben
CStunfs) baben Die @etpo6nbeit lih
in Den Balierfmdlen unter Sen 5tro=
BEN auf5ubalten uno JaQenIteQer ii.
Fel5ganger madten iid oieie 8orteile
Der 1ier6en 5u nuBe. Sic i9lolien sic
3ugange> bobrten Die &anGle BON Der
StraBe an, uno rduderten sic Eie=
re aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

8robibition cine Ienoeruna er5lpin-
4,e,l iucroen. 9os t6nnte Mir 0l1rf)
cine lpabrmft grob5iigig or9aniiierte
Sffenlipe geidebcn, unb haan feblt es
An 6eld)ten an Snitiotlpe, an 8elO
l,no an geeisneten 6iibrern. Mber ale
Nnseiten oer1tcn borouf bin, Dap Scr
llmidpuna lblieblid) bon lelflt font
men miro. Die ol.rb Die @robibition
aeidaffcnen 3ultanoe iino iest idon
ul,ertr1glib. IS liegt uuf Ser Sanb,
hob tic imlncr idlimmer meroen mill
len, mie ia ser bisbertge Sang Der
Gntmidlllng flar nor5eigt. uno
id)lieBlid) miro Oos @olf oos Sod ob-
lhiitteln, oas ibnn bon geriebencll
Gpllarmorulilten uno Nanattferm.
Don Spren uno Set0rten ou ferlegt
rtoroen it, u10 an cine pernlln1-
tigc uno lad)gemabe 2oiung oes Sc
tr1nfcprohlcms bcrontrctcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

itaatlide BateniDitem al bod gebnl
ten ut1o cine poaige Neuorganiiie
rung n%ottpen0ig iei..
Yismurd. Die 8emobner oes
Stautes biiben idbrlih an Geuerber
luiten SO, 107,968>81 elm. I'm Del
Staot al regieren, .fpitete es lebtes
Sabr nur $4,348,181.76
Manoan. = 6. 6. 4igbD bo1
Sanger, melder auf elmer einIamer
2anbltroBe gu Bfer6e mar, itieg Al
urb m1roe bon Yaiianten bepuBtlos
aufgefunben. Man bradte i'm bier'
fer CUR 8ebanblung, lpo i'm felt
9rl1oer beiu9en moate. Mls er ma.
bc Dem 9auie mar, mo Der Yatien1
lag, ml1rbe CT am 9teuerrab Ohm
mddtig uno 0as Nuto f1br NIT 8ud1
gegen cine Wtauer, mas Sen SOB See
Wannes per11riadte.
burlington. - 8. g. 5pires.
Elm @uerniep5iidter fiat an S. s,
8ennep, @igentiimer mebrerer Ga:
6engel6afte, eine 8oQblutfub mil
Namen ~S1peet Mlice Of 6ern0ale"
fir $1,000 perfauft.
Minpt. 9arlep Stotts, 81
Sabre alt, friiberer Yoltmeiiter por
&oB Mountruia County, tpuroe me:
gen angeblider unteri9lagung bon
8un6eSgel6ern Dom 8nnbesfommii.
iGr 81. s. @opfins unter $250C
8iirgidaft an oie @roBgeidmorener
iibermie1en. Die l1nter16lagunger
iouen ltd ouf $3>730.60 b%elaufen.
Debils 2afe. = @ier murbe eial
Srganiiation BON Wdb9en=S Scouts
ms 9eben gerufen, nodbem Die &nn.
ben=Scouts 6ur9 lire Mu1iffapele
BET &idter 2an6is mabreno ieines
lebten &ierieins 10 groBe @bren Elm:
gelegt baben.
@iuiiton. - 0os M6erbou6epor:
tement fat nob 5m0lfidbrigen Ser:
iu6en NIT uNorfbpeiten Geut" Wois
nabgemie1en, 6aB 0ie1e 5orte init
@ebn un6 Dofeta @bite Stint 6ie
belten Sorten. lin6. 9ie belte 3ei1
fir ste Musiaot lit bonn s. Bis 90
Mai. &erbitpfliiglng lit beiier uls
I'M 6rubiabr. Cute 9iing1tng Sa11pt:
e%rfor0ernis.
S%amestopn. - 9as .&un6ba11s
Ser Nortbern &acific= 8abn bier miro
Inn 45 2ofomotibltdnoe bermeDrt
Die Mrbeit miro etma $4,000 folten
nn6 iou Big 1. SSan11ar 1923 beenoe1
fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

madt tpa1roe, tbradte Der Stoat mi
Der Guaranty Eruit SO. bon Seem
Worf einen 8ertrag 5mefs 8ertanl
bon 2anbmirtidafts= areoit : Bombs
|5ontb 3afotas, gum 8etrage Dor
$3,000,O00, gum AbidlnB.
-silo. Dafotas @eieb> meldes
itaatlide &ilfe fir Seimbauer ODER
SeimfGufer poriieM un0 itaatli9e
Mnleiben 3u lolden 3meden Biz 81
$4,000 porfab, 1puroe pom Staats-
obergeribt fir nidt perfaliungsma,
Big erflart.
5turgis. - 8ouperneur WcNm=
Iter bat Senator s. 9: grSfine bon
[Sturgis gum MitglieO ser Budget
@ommi1ion fir bie fommenoe Sit
una ser Stoats- 2egislat1r ernan1t.
Die &ommiliion miro anfangs &c.
5ember 5uiammen treten, Inn goran=
iblage iiber Sic beridiebenen Snitltn=
tionen uno 9epartements fir Die
5pei nQ6jten Sabre aus5%uarbeiten.
3eo0moob. = $. 8. Burd, lDel=
der megen gerlel1moung angeflogt
l1no fret geiproden tp11roe Dor etni=
ger 3eit, lit >pegen elmer neuen Mn=
flage mieoer perbaftet mor0en. gr
mur1e unter $500 Birgidoft bon
&i9ter @alib bon 2ea6 auf freien
SUB geiebt. Die &loge banoelt iiber
@eiduloigu1g, meld)e 8r1t6 gegen
reprblifoniiden &anoi0aten erbob.
@utertomn. = Die &etoil Wer=
bonts Mifoiiation bon Su0 9afoto
miro ibre 16. .SabresfonDention bonn
Is. ~ II. Mai 1923 in 8aterto1pn
obbolten, tpie bon 6. Il. 8eroabl Sc
fretdr Der Miioiiiation, angefiin5igt
1Dur0e. #sFlE gsr
@opti. Sic &artoffelpflan5er
BON &irginio baben Den gar5en &or.
rat BON amtli9 beglaubigten Strip
@obbler @oattartoffeln in Sii0=0a.
fota fir lire Musioot inn 8rubjabr
angefmuft, mie 81. g. Eampfins, &C.
fretdr : S6obmetiter Ser 5uo=Gafota
aartoffelpflan5er 8ereinigung NIT
teilt. Gin 6armer berfanfte aQein
5000 8uibel bon beglaubtgten Srii6
@obblers an bie; gaitern Sbore Sir
ginia Broouce @rdange, cine $780,
600 &orporation. Diele Tirma fauft
jabrli8 fir fire L. >Mdir5 Muslaat
bon 5000 bis 10000 Sdde at 2a
8ui6el per Sad un6 tpeitere 5000
Sdde fir Die Mugult= Mnsiaat.
5ionr Sails. = Sic Dor fur5em
in einem @abnmaggon III Gentralia,
ST., gefunoene 2ei6e zines @ri6oi=
ienen fonnte als iene @enrD Stee<
tiers, Ser Dor einem Wonat no6 Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

SIT meniger dis eilleln Dalbe1
Sabre miro nllf oenl uniberiitatsge
ldn0e nit ser Musfiibrung oes 9au
programmes fir ben neu geplanter
Smenbof Der Sod)ld)lle begonne1
meroen.
-@egen sic minneapolis, Nortb.
fielb unb. Soutbern 8abn tplroe cit
ginbaltsbefebl nad}geIudt. Die 8abr
lit 51 eleftrii6em Betrieb gebalten
M1breno bes &rieges >ul1roe ibr ntr
Die grlaubnis gegeben, aud etnige
nit Iompf betriebene 9ofomotioer in
Dienlt al 1te0en, bon meld)er SilfS,
n1aBregel sic 8abn iest nt@t mieoer
a6geben mill.
Mnofa. = Ser elfiabrtge Better
Jorsgren, Sobn etnes in Mnooper,
NSinn., %mobnbaften Mngeiteaten Ser
Great Mortbern 8obn, legte Dienitoa
elm @eitdn6nis ab, tpona6 er sic am
26. Nopember al1berbalb Ser Sto=
tton erfolgte gntgleiiung zines
Trad)t5uges, BET welter @elegen-
beit 5tpei 3ugsbegleiter get0tet
mltroen, berbeigefiibrt babe. Ser
Sutee manipulierte nit Ser 8ei=
he cuff cine @eile, OuB cine Bug
entgleiiung Sic obiolute Tolge ieir
muBte. Ser eigeue @oter 6es
SSungen bate 6ie1en 81 SEM Sc
ltanonis bemogen. Ser SAT- miro
6as S11gen6geridt nod naber be-
id0ftigen. Sis oabin blei6t er
ser Obbut feines @oters obne ieoe
@iirgi6oft iiberlaiien.
@ibbing. - Snfolge ser 9ro=
bung bon mebreren, Tamilien in Der
@~lennz@egeno lire &inber aus Set
Sda1le 81 nebmen, menn Ser peib=
|libe Sanitor nid)t our6 einen mann=
lihen erlebt miir0e> fat Sic Shulbe=
b0r0e eirren Munn at Sic 5teae &C.
1ebt. N6t Tamilien batten lire
Grobung bereits ousgefibrt.
8rainer0. - 3ebn Yer1onen, Die
1id init &artenipiel nntcrbielten,
pnr0en bon 5tpei 8on0tten %iiberfaqen
1tno INT $3.50 in 8argel6 bera11bt.
9ulutb. = Benteco1t Mit6eu,
&%i5eprdli6ent Ser Sliper Sron Mi=
ming Co., fiin6tgte cine 2obnerb0=
b1ng fir 6ie Mngeiteuten an> tpelbe
bonn 1. Sftober ab giiltig lit. @tmo
1900 Wann itn6 6abo11 betroffen.
--Sarmer in Der &a6barlhaft bon
8ettttt unb @mbaraB in ct. 2ouis
GountD mer6en lire 8eitr6gc fir oos
&ote &reu5 in bieiem SATIRE nit
@artoffeln be5ablen. Sic &artoffeln
mer6en bierber gei9idt un6 at nie=
1erlten Hreiien an Sic Mrmcn Der
fanft.
-Oscor 6. Dablbp bon bier pur6e
als ne11er 811n6es= 3olleinnebmer als
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Sn Sen &pblenber9.

Sibbing, Sn ben aoblenberg
perfen i'm Meloba, 0etnn,, modt
lid in Sen lesten @od)en ltetgeno'
Neiielult n,eter ben Irbeitern ben'ert
bar. Sic Webr5abl oapon gebt mad
europa. Sic &oblenf0roernng lol
m1brenb oes @inters eingelteQt lper
Sen.
ct. Saul. - Ser Deutlde See
bclo bon Miide miro lid bis 5l111
is. Ge5ember in Minneiota aut
bolten. @err b. Miide bat om 10
0e3ember III New ltlm, mn1l. De
aeulber in st. Yaul i'm Geutl6er
Soule geiproden. Sorgeieben lin>
meiterbin Elm @ortrag in Minneapo:
liz uno elmer in gfew Srier. 2it
0oten oieler bei0en lcbteren Tor
fridge lteben nod nid)t genou felt.
-Gurd) anom1ernDe &ranflidtel1
our ger5meiflung g%etrieben, madtt
Sonntag Ser &unltgdrtner S. S. Ser
nra1,l, 50 Sabre alt, in ielnem Grelb:
boule, 1776 8afefielo Ipenue letnem
9eben mittels @iftes Elm gn0e.
Gle dtoats : &ontroabebprOe
erfl1rt in ibrem iiinglten Sabresbe=
rift, ooB sic 3ubl Scr SdNpodilnnls
gen I'M @toate Minneiota in crifref'
fenoer 8eiie 5unim1nt.
Gle bieltge ~9teuer : Societr
limit "a" ionote nnl0blid Ser Set
reoen, melde Der 6ron5oie Georges
Glemenceou in ben Sereinigten Stao7
ten gegen 0euti6lan6 balt telegro=
pbilh einen Erotelt an ben 8unoes=
HrGliocnten @oroing, Ben &ongreB=
Mbgeor0neter Oscar Seller un0 0ie
811noes Senotoren Ga Tollette, So
rob lotpie @itdcof.
g. 81. e. @Giot, Sngeuieur bel
Ser 2on5mirtihafts : 6afultGt Ser
Stoots11niperiitdt, beribtet, bab es
in Minnpioto nod 100000 900 Mcres
9anoes gibt, Ste fir TIRE l(rbor=
mab11ng fiin1tliher @ntmdiierung BE-
0iirfen. Sic Soften fir 1olde gnt=
tpG1ier1rr1g fat @err gQiot al1f nabe=
511 cine 8iuion Collars berchnet.
minneapolis, - Mnf Mnor6nung
oes GiitriftsriGters 9earp gob am
Treitognodmittog Sergeant Sobn
8eloir nit 1einer Wannidaft an 6.
Mbe., 5mtiden @oibington @pe, un6
3. StroRe, 50 SGlier o6er $500 Gal
lonen @ein I'M @ert bon $4,000
III SEN Mb5ngsfanul. Ser pl0tlidpe
3nfluB oieier Wollen Der topfte Die
&0bren un6 6as Seuer6epartement
muroe gerufen, I'M bnr6 ma9tige
@aIierltrome MbfluB 5n idaffen un6
Sic Holi5ei batte gen11g 5t tun, I'M
sic ongeiommelten 3uidouer SIT ser
ltrel1en.
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Neuer 8ot1hafter fir
rsmdihtn0ton

Eofio, 6. Ge3. - Mus 5uperlalii-
ger QueQe in Sofio miro mitgeteilt,
Woinnao &anibara 5ur5eit 8i5e-0h-
hitter 0es iapaniiden Musmartigen
Mmts, friiber @enerolfoniul in Son
Grancisco, meroe oemnddit gum Bot
idofter Sapans in 8aibington er=
11annt; er miro Na6folger Baron
GBioebaras, Der megen &ranfbeit felt
einiger 3eit auf @rbolungs, utrlanb
in ser Seimat tpeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
5pantens 2lufruhr.

Ma6ri6, Z. Ee5. = 5panien 1T
Ser Init4t oaB es einen %1tattliden.
!Inteil ami 8eltban6el baben ioIte.
nn6 6ieler Mniprnh i9eint a11d) BE-
re6tigt, menn man be6enft baB flint
WeiQionen 5panier in Suoamerita
mobnen. Die &%egierung beranital=
tet 6esbalb nadites 5ribiabr cine
&onbention in Sepilla, gu Ser Tie sic
San0elstammern Ser iii0nmerifani=
i6en 2anOer e%ingela6en bat. Sic
lit entiHloiien, Sic Fflege ser @an=
oelsbe5iebungen energii6 gu unter=
ltiben.
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8ur9ermetiter perflaet
Sic 5td0t.

Sn6epenbence, Sans, 2. Sea. :
Sic Sta6t 2ibertp, @ani., mltroe
bon ibrem %ebennaligen 8iirgermei=
iter Gbeooore Sdirlman alf 3ablung
elmer @ntidd6igung bon 100000
perfldgt. Sdirlmat1 NOR bon elmer
@rl1ppe 9eute> oie ii@ ielbit als benz
R11 &lur &lan angeborig be5eidneten,
.entfibrt .uno uerpriigelt mor0er. er
relignierfe ipdter urb lit 5ur3eit III
Motpatq, .SSfla., pobnbaft. 3ie aIa-
ge mrlroe u4ltpr sem itoatliden Wfob-
@eieB *eingereibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

Mette 3nitanoe berriden in ben
Donaa1ldnoern. Gle l1nsarn iin6 5u
bepaffneten ginfaa in Oeiter=
reid bereit, neil tie Eeile bon Bur
genlonb- an lid reiBen po1en. Die
Sugoilatper modten ebenfaqs Mber
Deiterreid berfauen, leoiglieh aus
9iebe our Sabe, un6 bie &umdnen
iino bereit, in ungarn ein5l1fanen.
fDas finb 6ie 4l1lturbliiten oes 5rie=
benspertrages.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

Snt=0 afpta #.:
Yierre. = @ie Samstag bier
bon @onb. &c. 6. Moiter befnnnt &C.
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Vcrn Dafc,tia q. !.

. .-......- - W 80 = - 800 g
Sarge. y STE 3nifdenitaatli6e
gerfebrsfommiliion nobm Montag
Zen Raten- &Iogefan Snrgos m1f.
Sic 5tnSt bebuuptete, BOB 0as gan5e
Evening star., 1922-01-25
SUBMITTED TO PRESIDENT.
Draft Of Proposals for Government
Aid to Shipping.

Proposals for government aid for
American shipping as worked out by
the Shipping Board were presented to
President Harding yesterday by Chair
man Lasker and Commissioner Lissner.
While the text OF the boards plan
was not made public pending consid-
Grafton of it by the President. 1t was
understood to propose aid through
payment to American ship operators
of a certain percentage of the customs
receipts from goods imported by them
through provision for membership OF
crews Of American vessels in the ma
val reserve force, with resulting ad-
ditional pay, and through provisions
that a certain proportion Of immi-
grants coming to the United States
should come on Americsn ships.
The plan, which is expected to form
the basis of message to be sent to
Congress early next month by the
President. would put limit by law
on the profits Of American operators
and bring into play the indirect as
sistance only when reasonable profit
is not realized without such aid.