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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
RESIGNATION OF PoRruGuEsE
 ~t GOVERNMENT NOT AcCEPxnB

Lisbon. Deo sa.-The new Portuguese government which has been in office three, days. resigned Saturday after the electt0a Of a member of the opposition as press- dent of parliament. iVr l.
 The president of the republic has not accepted the resignation and will not do, 50 until he has conferred with the polxi- cal leaders h parliamsaf. :
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
Reply Filed ByA Atty General Daugherty
To Charges Made Against Him Wilh the House Ju-
 dietary Committee by Rep resentative Keller.

Washington, Dec. tBy tue X. p Formal reply of Attorney General Dausherty to the charges filed against him with the house judiciary committee by Representative Keller. republican, of Minnesota, was made public tonight at she department of justice. IL will re presented to the committee when it meets tomorrow to consider the Keller resolution demanding Mir. Daugherty ; Impeachment.
 Answering in turn each of the Ii spe- ciications submitted by the Minnesota member, Mr. Daugherty expressed hls conviction that this extraordinary pro- cecd!ng is inspired more by d desire to protect those charged and those WA' will Je charged with violating the Ia"
 (Continued on Page seven. No. Four)
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
INDULGENCE IN INToXIoANTs
 IS FORBIDDEN BY KEMALISTs

Constantinople. Dec. 3 (By the A. P.). -Orders were issued by the Kemalists today forbidding all employees Of the gov ernment to indulge in alcoholic drinks on pain of dismissal and the infiction of thirty lashes. Policemen and soldiers found drinking will be degraded.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
 OBITUARY
Robert j. cosk

Pittsburgh. Dec ,S.-Robert J.SCook, a
 widely known traveller, lawyer and journalist, died. at his home in Fayette county, near Belle Vernon today. He was B years old
 Mr. Cook was captain of the Yale crew from 1873. to 1876 and in later years he coached, the Yale oarsmen.
 While student at Yale,she. was sent to England to study British rowing methods and a number of his ideas later were in- Tcorperated in the Yale coaching system. Between a1sSs and 1897 Mr. Cook was aSsneia& &ed slFth Phiia dnlnhia s7ern.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
MIME. sCHUMANN HEINK
 IS ILL WITH PNEUMONIA

! Garden City, N. r., Dec. s.-Mme. Schuzhann Heink. noted singer, was re- ported today to be seriously i'll with pneumonia at her home here, necessitat- ing cancellation Of her western concert tour planned for this month. A New York specialist has been called in consultation with her private physician
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
.HEADOF FRUSS|ANDELEGAT|ON
 CONFERS WITH ISMET PASHA

Consider Russo Turkish Attitude Toward Future Control of the Bosphoru the Dardanees and the Sea of Marmora They Are to EndeavOr to Upset International Control of the Waterways Connecting the Mediterranean and Black Seas-Aies Are Unit in Determination Not to Allow Turkey to Escape Consequences of the Aid Rem dered Germany During the War.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
REDUCTION OF S2O,571,9S6
 .|NDEF|C|T OF THEp. ]. DEPT

Fact Announced in Annual Report of Postmaster General Work-Recommends Legislation to Increase the Inter est Rates Postal Savings Deposits and Postal Savings Bonds-Urges Government Ownership of Postoffiee BuiIdngs-Public Bought 14,261, ,94SS13 Postage Stamps, 574O1 25O Special Delivery Stamps and 1,111, 124,439 Postal Cards.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

and long chestnut-colored hair. All of them are very religious, faithful and af- fectionate.
 Since their imperial master has left them without support we must find hus- bands for. them or they will starve. All they expect is modest doWry. This under our law will be returned to the husband if he should desire to divorce the woman he. married.' ---
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Refused admittance to the United States, because of the contract labor law. 20 New Brunswick woodsmen have re- turned to Fredricton, W. E.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
Aboard a British Bstt1ahiu.

Athens, Dec (By the A. P.)-Prince Andrew and his wife, Princess Alice, en- parked at Phateron this afternoon aboard a British warsllip. It is understood they will be taken to England.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Ten indictments for larceny are still pending in the superior court against Charles Ponzi, in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
BRIEF TELECRAMS

A convey of ton Greek steamships sail ed from Piraeus Saturday for Samson where they will take aboard refugees.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Priaee Andrew Going to England.
 London, Dec. S.-A dispatch to the Times from Athens says Prince Andrew of Greece, vii; leave shortly for Eng land, accompanied by Princess Alice.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

In Palmyra, Syria. there IS a flying rllys.cian Gho locates zs and visits, lis patients among the wandering Nencttir tEihhz hv lnaanxs t1e, an aiRnlsne.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Charles B. Warren. the American "'n- bassador, has left Tokio, with his two sons tc travel through koria anu NI~u- chUria and thence to Picking.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

In small towns the real society lions are the boys behind the soda foun- tains.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

The proposal for a mission of five French officers to America, for which the French chamber of deputies appro- priated 00,0o0 francs was in response to invitations from Washington.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

A dozen eggs was the only loOt taken by three men who robbed a southbound Ontario and Western express train near Haverstraw, N. r., according to railroad detectives.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Smith ". BroOkhart was sworn in Sat urday as senator from Iowa, fo- tha un- expired term of William S. Kenyon, who resigned to accept appointment to tie United States circuit court
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

The tWenty-third annual international livestock show opened in Chicago with more than 10000 head Of bIooded cattle horses sheep and swine 10 be judged for honors during the weeks showing.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

There will be nc lowering of tho i1anai- grafton bars to admit refugees from the Near East, Chairman, Johnson of sthe horse immigration committee said in commenting on the suggestion of former Premier Yenizelos of Greece that a large portion of 1. 100. 900 persons from Greece and Asia Minor be given entry to the JIritea ssfatez x
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Rober L. Mack g. assistant terasurer of the Holden Woolen company, Worces- ter, Mass, died from t:e effects of i!- luminating gas wniie he WAS alone iii his home there.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Bartholo1iew Wilhelm Frank sEaibeI, the Polish sailor, who, according to the police, said he threw piece Of iron through bank window on Middle street, Portland, Me, because he wanted '.to get somewhere to get something to eat.'' had his wish gratified in municipal court.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

On his first day as a civilian after I5 years army service, Major General Car ence R. Edwards, L. $. A., retired Sat urday considered plans to become 2 farmer.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

More than a thoueand persons, most of them Negroes, are homeless in New burg, N. C., and property valued at nearly. &, ,009, ,000, including number of business structures, was laid waste as the resuitEof fire which swept through twenty blocks of the city.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

The wedding of Hsuan Tung, the IT, year old deposed emperor of China, was celebrated in Peking with all the pomp and ceremonial of Imperial days The former emperor's bride was the Princes , kuo Chin-Si.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Both Mrs.. Alice DudgeoR, and her daughter, Mrs. Meda Hodell, stand con- victed in White Cloud, Mich, of murder, the former in connection with the death of Romie Hodell, her son in law, and the. latter in connection with the death of David HodeIl, her father-in-law.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

The headless skeleton of man in kneeling positions was found by three hunters in the woods near, Riga, fourteen miles from Atlantic City. The skeleton was found against>a tree with thick rope dangling from one of the tree's branches:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

The eruption of the volcano StrOmboli, which began on Wednesday, ceased Fri day. No fatalities have so far been re- ported. The entire population has nov ed from the vicinity fearing a renewal of the eruptions.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

A chase for a convict who escaped from the state prison in Thomaston, Me, on July IA, which had carried the pur- suit through the far reaches of Canada, terminated in Breckenridge, Minn., with the arrest of James belle.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Clinton F. Anderson, of Chicago, who lost a hand by accident while a brake man for the Pere Marquette railroad, was awarded a jury verdict of $41,o00 Friday. He is the father of eleven children.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Trial of ninety-three clergymen and laymen and nineteen women, who are charged with opposition to the goveri.- ment's church treasure decree, has be- gun in Moscow district court.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

A fine of SIS and . jan seat0ee OR fifteen hours was imposed on Mrs. Wall ter P. Stamp for contempt of court as result of her attempt to address in Louisville, Ky, the jury hearing the i case of her former husband, charged with murder
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Rear Admiral William C. Colo and his staff were received in Santiago, Chile, by President Allessandri who expressed to the: American commander the deep appre- citation of the Chilean people for the time ly aid extended to the suffered in the earthquake area.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Allen Hollis of Concord, V. H.. brother of former United States Senator Henry F Hollis, stated that the former senator had been appointed head of the. Interna- tional bank of Bulgaria, with headquart- CTS in Sofia.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

A quarrel between motorists over right of way on a road is said by witnesses to be the reason for double shooting at Buffalo, N. T., in which one of the vic tims was killed and the other probably mortaNy wounded
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

A oomraaRIque issued in Peking an- nouncing that the Chinese commission CTS had signed the Shantung agreement between China and Japan. said 1t had had been decided. to transfer the admin stration of Tsing-Tao on December To-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Rear Admiral John R. Edwards U. s. N., retired, died at his home in Bristol, R. l. Although he had been retired in 1915, he served during the World war with the Brown University naval unit.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

Rudolph L. Trent. a negro who was discharged as patrolman in Boston, was sentenced to 30 days in the house of cor rection for assault with loaded revoly- CT.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

The will of the late Congressman John I. Nolan of the Fifth California district, filed for probate by his widow, Mrs. Ella Mae Nolan, valued the estate at $1,70O, real estate worth $1,500 and personal property of $200.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

tboliiden @lauben in Der 3nfnnft q
aut mie perloren. Desbalb 1T es bon
10 unenolid) GROCER 8eoe,,tung nno
@idtigfeit, oub bie fatboliide Mif,
1ion in 5iioid)antung in Die Sage per=
iett miro, nit Dem 8rote in Der Scot
SEM gbineien aud Die 8ege our nab
rem &elision Selu @briiti, our mab>
ren Moglidfeit ser &ettnng ieiner
Seele 5u seigen. Dieie Silfe fam l111=
ter Sen eegentpdrtigen llmitanoen 11lr
bon Mmerifas &atbolifen fommer, Die
ibr 8rot nit ben 6ungernoen Chine
len teilen miilieu = UNI gbriiti mil
len. Mus bieier @eiinnung Der 2iebe
gum eieenen mabren @tauben belfs
man onr6 @aben fir 8iibof Sen=
%ningbaus SEN ionit an 2eib nnb Seele
berlorenen @bineien. Au9 piele &otbo-
lifen 1inb unter Sen Mrmen. Ser Wt1i=
5ionar teilt Sen letten 8iiien mebr
bat er nidt.
Mud bier gilt: @er idnea gtbt,gibt
ooppelt. @aben bierfiir ienoe man an
Societp Of tbe Dibine @oro, ~Se6np,
ST., init Dem @ermerf: Sir Sic Sltn-
gernoen in Suoi6antung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
Die Gntente-S dutl6en.

Baris, 2. Mai. = Die amerifani=
1be &ommiliion fir Gunoierung Der
&riegsi@uloen Ser entente an oie
Ser. @taaten bat ser fran5oiiiden
Negierung mitgeteilt, tie iebe8ori@ld-
6ranfreids Mnleiben, iopie betreff5
gen getreffs 8e5ablung Ser 3inien aui
Silgung ser M%nleiben, iouie betreffs
5ilgung 6es Mnleibe=&apitals entge=
gen.
0os fron50iii6e 8~inan5miniiterium
miro Sic Mngelegenbeit 5una6it BE-
arbeiten nn6 Damn DEM &abinett sen
@ntpnrf elmer Mntport borlegen.
Cine Depeide aus @enua an Sc
Eemps meloet bon BORT Elm beobrrz
tides @erii9t, es bGtten in Sen lebten
Sagen tpi6tige 8eipre6ungen in ST.
nan5ongelegenbeiten 5DtI@en ST. Bal
ter @otbenau>, Sem 6euti@en Mint,
fter 6es Musmdrtigen, @iniiter Sci.
acroir bon Belgien un6 8ertretern oer
Seem gorfer 8mffirma S. Bierpont
Morgan & GompanD binft6tli9 Ell
ner amerifonii9en Mnletbe nnDeuti9=
lan6 itattgefun6en. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
Sener gorfaa in Maiua.

Wain5, 2. Meai. - l1eber oen 8or.
faa, no i'm ~3uiummenbang nit elmer
Maifeier : Concentration in Maina
am Montag Elm ainerifmii6er Off.
5ier bertoun6et por0en fem ion, tpir0
na6tr6gliA beridtet:
Das N1itomobil oes Offi5iers uar
infolge zines MiBgriffs oes 9enters
in einen 3ug 2eute bineingefabren,
Ser oie &beinftraBe berauffar1. Ser
@ogen bielt iofort, mar aber aud TO-
fort bon elmer piiten6en Menge I'M,
ringt. Ser @a1ptmunr, Der fem Sc,
ben be6robt glmlbte 5og BEN @ebol>
Der Ser ftb entl,16u als Elm Wann ben
9ffi5ier enttpaffnen mol1te; berSbub
ging bieiem in sic Sdulter; Der
gbauffeur, ser 5nbilef fam, mur6e
berprugelt. SdlieBli@ befreiten fran=
collide @nebarmen Die Mmeritaner
un6 nabmen eintge @erbaftrn1gen Dor.
Gin 8eri9t iagt, Elm @ergeant Ma>
ron @aplan bon ser &riminnl-1nter>
iu9mngs- Mbteil1trg Ger amerifani=
fden 8eiabungstrnppen a mgfbein ia.
be gelegentli4 elmer MaizRun6gebunG
in Minn5 einen @9rotfduB in ben
linfen @nbogen erbalten; d11beroem
ionen ser 2enfer ieines Mutomobils
1n6 51pei 6e11ti9e 8olt5iiten, Sic in
6emielben 8ogen fltbren, berlebt NOR
6en fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
BiimiIinesmirtidaft in @aibington.

T"E|E E- O@R%AG@p@ - @E&Teee-THE S2-o
8aibington, J.. Mai. - Nepra.
ientant 8opal 6. Sobnion, @epubli-
faner bon 5outb 9afota, bebauptete
in elmer &eoe, Die er. i'm @aule belt,
oaB, ungeadtet De r%gegenteiligen 8e.
bauptnngen bes 8unbesi9aBamtes,
Ollpplitate uon 5reibeitsbonos itd
i'm 8etroge bon $400,000,000 i'm
l1mlauf befinoen, un6 6aB Die Ste
gierung 0ieien 8etrug gut MAIDEN
mnB.
@ie Sobnion ferner perii6erte, mar
ole Eatiade, 6aB ieitens oes @egier-
ungsbureaus fir @raueur, uno Druid
arbeiten oieie Da1plitate a1sgegeben
moroen, mabren6 Der 8ilioniden Mb-
minftrotion bon S. IS. Mcgarter,
einem 8eamten i'm 8unoesi9abamt
entoedt mor6en, Der ieinen @orge-
ietten, barunter Dem oamaligen &ilfs,
'5dabomtsiefretdr 81. 6. 2effingatpea
8eri6t eritattete, iebo6 sic @eiiung
erbielt, oen Mrnb gu 6alten, 6a er
jon1t Iein Mmt perlieren tpiir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
S@la@tmamS9eieb Der:
faHmm9Smdbt9.

8aibimgton, l.. Mai. - 9as
\S6la9tbause uno 8iebbof-@ eieb bonn
Sabre 1921 tpuroe ont Wontag bonn
8unoesgeri9t fir berfaliungsmoBig
erfl1rt. Ser @eri@tsbof erle0igte Die
bon SSnmes 6. 8ureton uno anoeren
@ertretern gbicagoer &dn0ler nn6
BON staffor6 8rotbers I'M Namen Der
Gbicagoer &ommiiiionsbanoler einge=
leitete &lage, in6em er entl9ie6, bob
@ommiliionsbdn6ler, Sdn6ler nno
3miidenbdn6ler, mel@e Sdlo@tbieb
nab erfolgter Mnfunft IN Ben Gbico=
goer Giebbofen faufen, 5mii6enitaot=
li9en &on6el treiben. Gbefri6ter er=
flGrte in ser gnti6eioung, 6aB Sic
8unoes= &ontroue iiber 8iebb0fe, mie
iie / n6em @eieb %nie6ergelegt lit, oer=
faiiungsmaBig lei; @i6ter Mc@ep=
nolos mor on0erer Mnli6t, rei6te ie=
6o6 feline @ntldei0a1ng Elm; &i6ter
9ap nabm an 6em Sal ni9t tell.
Mmbere Gntidet6nngen+
Sn elmer an6eren @nti6eioung Jag
tie 6as @eri6t 6ab oie @mercencD
6leet Corporation Ser 8un6es=@9iffS
beb0r6e feline &egterungs=@ teae in
Dem @inn efei, BOB ite obne tbre 3u=
itimmung ni6t perflagt peroen fon<
ne. Die @ntidei6ung lit bon @idtig=
felt 90 piele Sdqe gegen sic @mer=
cencp Corporation idmeben.
@os @eIuh 6es Stoates Minneio=
ia, meitere Observation-Disclosures IN oern
bon Mortb 9afota in Sa4en oes
itaatli6en Muitifa>@
nals BON Winneiota bornebmen gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
8e6ere @armonte tn
@enMa .gemeloet.

@enua, 2. Mai. - Sn @enua per-
loutet, Miniiterpra1ioent 2loD0 @eor=
&c lei enti9loiien, Ger internattonalen
Wirtl9oft g. &onferen5 einen Sor=
|i9lag our 20lung Ser ungenetn per:
hpideltem europai1den @ren5frageT
mo- sic @ren6en itreitig iino, bor6uz
|legen. gr fase ii6, miro mitgetetlt,
6aB obne 8eieiti9a1ng 6ieler Streit-
|punfte fein Srieoens= Rrosramm, ..
d. oos 0eriprc6en, ii@ gegeniette
ni6t an5ugreifen, menig mert mare.
2lopo George bat ferner on Den
fron5oiiiden Miniiterpraiioenten $50,
incara cine @inlooung geian6t, gu Ell
|ner 8erotung Der Md@te, Die ben Ser:
5aiaer @etrrog unter5ei@net baben.
nod Gan &emo gu fommen; Yoins
|car6 batte beltimmt abgelebnt, mad
@enua 5u fommen, un6 itaH oeller
Mi55a porgei6lagen. Nadoem ote
oeutl6e @egierung Die &eoingunger
Ser gnti@aoigungs &ommiiltm ab'
gelebnt batte, bolt 2lopo George eS
frr reimbursement, 6ab cine 8eratnnQ
Der 8ertragsmG9te Dor 81. Went, BEN
|Gn6punft Der Deutl9lan0 geiteQter
Srt1t, ftattftnoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
&p11t &phlearG6er=Stref.

.Eopefa, Sans, 80. Mpril. -Das
Snouitrie S6ieosgeri6t III Sopeta,
fiinoigte Sreitagaben6 an, 6aB feline
@erfiieung CUR @erldngerung 6es al
ten &ontrofts 5uii6en @rnbenbelib-
ern uno &oblegrdbern in &anfos n1tr
Bis gum 1. Mai gelte uno ni@t er=
neuert mer6en miro, 90 ausreiden=
Sc @oblenborrdte borban6en 1eien.
@orber botte George 8. &eG, probt=
1oriIder 8raiioent oes Diltrifts $50.
IA BON ben United Meine @orfers Dor
Dem 6@ieosgeri6t erfldrt, 6aB Die
Bergleute int Staat auf feine @erfu-
gung oes @eri6ts bin oie arbeit pie=
ser aufnebmen 1piir6en, ielb tpert
sic 2obne bober angeiebt peroen lol=
ten, als iie iemals pare1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
@@mar5er Marmor III 8abern.

@9marder Marmor geb6rt BE-
fanntIi9 at ben ielteniten 1uo 6aber
foltbariten Marmoriorten, Die eS
gibt. Mur 8elgien bat gr6Bere 8or.
fomn1e11 6ieies @eiteins un6 genoB
oober bis Dor frr5em cine Grt Mo.
nopolitequng anf Dem Marmor.
marft. Scum iino IN letter 3eit audi
in 9euti@lan6, un6 5tuar I'M baDert-
,ihen Granfen, 8ru9itdtten idtpar'
5en Marmors ent6eH por6en. Ste
fanoen fid I'M G~ranfenualoe nno
am D6braer 8erg IN Bee Mabe oeS
oberfrdnfiide1 5td6t6ens Naila.
Mit benz D0broer Marrnor ip,1r6en
bereits Bolierperil,de a1tgefteM. Sic
grgebniiie iin6 electromagnetic. Ser
D0broer stein nimmt Sohglan5 an
un6 5ei9net iid 6ur9 etnet rein
tiefi1par5en @runotor, aus, 6er bon
leudteno-peiBem @e66er 6,trd5ogen
miro. 9amit lit Elm 1te,ter farben.
prIdtiger Deforationsitetr geftn.
Sen tporoett. Der i'm hinftigen 0e1tt.
iden aunitgetuerbe cine groBe @oae
ipieler 6iirfte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
oiirfen, murbe genebmigt. Nortb Da.
fota bate geltenb gen1adt, bob our6
.bieien Ranal l1eberidtpemml1ngen bon
Sarmlanb I'M Staat beruria6t mer-
Sen.
Mnblanb foH ttnam3teae
9tlfe babem.

@enua, 2. Mai. - Ser rullil9e
Mubenminiiter Si6itid)erin iiberiono-
tie DEM italieniiden @~remterminiiter
Sacta, oen1 Brdiioenten Der 8irt-
i6atstonferen5, cine Note in Der Die
ruilii1e Delegation ibre u%n5ufrieoen,
belt 6ariiber ausoriidt baB Die Nnt-
mort auf tire Note bonn 20. MpriI nod
nidt einsetroffen lei. Die &uiien
uiir6en ibre Note 5urld5ieben un6
ibren uripriingli6en Stamoplnft
mieoer ein1ebmen beibt es ueiter,
menn ibnen nibt sic 3uii6erung ge-
geben tper6e, 6aB bie n0tigen &reoite
fir sic 8ie6erberitellung &uBld1os
gemGbrt perben miir6en.
9ie 4niierten einigten ii9 Cont
ltag abenb 5u ipdter Stunoe nuf Die
@e1pdbrung finan5ieaer Silfe an
@uBlano, aber 6ie politii6e &onp>
miiiion mar gelegentli6 ibrer 8era-
tungen ouBer Stan6e, cine @inigung
be5iigli6 6es 8ortla11tS Der an @uBs
LAMB gu ien6en6en Note 5n er5ielen.
Oie &ommiiiion miro om Sonntag
lire 8eratungen iiber Die Note fort
1eben. Die @ieoeraufnabme Ger 8e>
5iebungen nit &uBlan6 tpnroe ieiters
atpeier neutroler Wddte, Die lid ben
8erotungen angeidloilen batten, als
mirtldoftli6e Notpenotgfeit be5etb=
net.
@be sic @ie6eranfniipfung 6er See
5iebungen nit &uBlar6 CUR Satlode
miro, mub &uBlano ie6o4 nmfallen>
Sc @arantien geben. Ser Somietre=
gierung joa elm &re0it bon etma 3d.
900, 900 Bfuno Sterling eingeraumt
uno ouberoem Elm Darleben bnr1 et11
internationales &oniortirm gerpabrt
mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

feine Reoe iein; auBeroem n1iiBte ie-
ne @egiernng ben 8etpis rbringn,6aB
fie apiaens un6 innitan6e lei, ibren In
ternationaler @erpflidtunger r1a65u-
fommen. Die Ser. Staaten figte ct
bin5u, ieien beftrebt, gum 8ie6era1f.
bau @1BIanos gu TIM, mas in ibren
&rdften ftebe, aber &ublan6 ieIbit
miiie erit Ole @runologen fiir einen
folden 8ieoeraufbmt i9affen.
9teie grfldrung 6es @~taatsiefre-
tors lit in 9ipIomatenfreiien ser Bun
6esbauptita6t nit lebbaftem Srterefie
aufgenommen moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
SapanerGnti9eionng.

San 6rancisco, Sal. 2. Mai. -
Das Stootsobergeridt bon @alifor<
mia entidieo am Montag, oaB ser
Sell 0es itaatli6en MuSldnoer =2ano=
geiebes perfaiiungsmi6rig iei, tpelder
perbietet, 6aB Musldnoer, 6ie ni9t
8irger neroen forten, Gormlano>
oos ibren in Mmerica %geborenen &in-
6ern geb0rt, fir oieie perwalten. Die
@nti9eioung tpurbe int Sal BEG So
parers SaDao Oano bonn Gutter
@ountp abgegeben; oas Obergeri9t
seq County bette cine entgegengeieb~
te @nti9eioung abgegeben.
9eutidlanba &olonteu.
8oris, 2. Mai. - Dem fran5oft=
i6en M1tspartigen 4mt lit @a9ri9t
51tgegangen, Mnbdnge 5u Dem 6entid-
ruiiii9en @ertrag, Der an Siteriomn-
tag in &apoqo urter5eidnet por6en
lit, entbielte11 anter an0erem Elm Ser.
ipreden @uBlan6s, 6em Deuti6en
Mei9e bebilfli6 gu fem, feline So
Gonien enttpeoer gar5 ooer ols rMan<
oote" 3uriid5ubefommen. Gerrer lou
Elm MiIitGrabfommen fir ben Saa
in Musiidt genommen fem, oaB Die
&onferen5 in @en1ta Denti9lnnos
uno @uBlanos 8iinide ni6t erfiiaen
lollte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
@inf an Mnflan6.

@aibineton 2. Mai. = einer
6rouen<Mboronrt1g, 6te I'M Sntereiie
ser Mnerfenm1ng Somiet=@uBlanos
am Montag in @aibington NIT elmer
8etition BEL Gtaatsiefretrd Sugbes
por1pra6, erfldrte 6ieier ,ebe in Stub
lan6 geiun6e geidaflide uno io5iale
8erbGltni1ie gei@affen ieien, Tonne
Dor, elmer Entertaining Ser @opiet'
Megierung ieitens Der Ser. NStaaten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
@dabenfren6e 1tnb Snrdt in 9eutid.
lan6.

Berlin, 1. Scat. = Mon betradtet
bier sic g%rgebniiie ser @irtf9afts-
&onferen5 in @e1n1a als Sen gr0bten
politii9en @rfolg 9eutidlan6s felt
Snbren. Gelbft Die reaftiordren 500.
nar9iiten geben Dem @an5ler 8irtb
nn6 DEM Muslan6miniiter &atbenau
@re6it 6afir, Bob fie BEN Gran5ofen
Gins a1sgepiidt" baben. Mar 1T
ser Mnii9t, bab Sranfret6 IN @en1ia
nidt als Merger un6 Demiitungen er.
Iebt, 6aB 6a6ur9 aber oie 6ra15o-
len n11r in birer Mbii@t beitd1rfHt tper.
ben, fi6 an Deutf9la1b gu ridden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
i@eiem.& on5efion.

2on6on, 2. Mai. - Ser 2on6oner
gpening Seems pur6e am Dienitag
aus @en11a beridtt, 8ertreter Ser
ruiiii9en Sotpiet-&egierur1g uno Der
logenannten Sbel.@ ruppe britii6er
OelgeieGiabften bdtten am Sonntag
Elm Mbfommen rnter5eidnet> 6as Der
genonnter engliiden @r11ppe n1f ei-
ne beitimmte Belt 6ie &ontroqe nber
Sen 8erfanf, iotpie unter beitim11ten
8eoingrtngen audi iber Ole gefarnm>
te Bro6uftio11 bon Del IN CANA STUB
lan6 gilt. Ser @euinn ion 5Dtiden
Der 5opiet>& egierutg un6 ben britt
iden l1nternebmern balftig geteilt
mer6en.