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The New York herald., 1922-07-06

Mabenold Cone of the Ward lawyers)
who came UP to get the suit case that
1 packed for Mr.. Ward.
They had been in the house five or
ten minutes when the door bell rang
again. / was in the living room with
Mr.. Rabenold and Ralph Ward, and the
nurse came In after speaking at the
door with these men and said Mr.. Van
derblt was at the door again and wanted
to speak to Mr.. Ward. Mr.. Rabenold
said. You haven't any information to
give Go back and state that to the re-
porters,' and as far as / understand
that was about the length of the con-
versation that was had with Mr.. Van
derbilt.
HE insisted that Mr.. Ward was there.
The nurse just as insistently told him
she had nothing to say, and I don't re-
member whether she said Mr.. Ward
wasn't there or whether he wouldn't
speak to him. but she had in mind Ralph
Ward, and after two or three minutes
of rather heated conversation between
the nurse and Mr.. Vanderbilt she closed
the door and he went downstairs. That
was all there was to It," ~
No ENLARGEMENT That Night.
did your brother ever tell you he
had any engagement that night?" Mr..
Weeks asked Ralph Ward, who was
questioned next.
"He did not" was the reply.
did he ever tell you that any one
was threatening him. or trying to black
mail him?"
HE did not"
did he come to you at any time
previous to the 18th Of May and ask
you for any large sums Of money!"
HE did not"
did he ever tell you gang was
trying to blackmail him?"
HE did not
WAS your brother attending to busi-
last two months?"
mo. sir"
Was he in good health?"
mo. don't think he was; at least
he wasn't normal"
do you think 1t was worry. or real
sickness"
THAT I don't know"
did he complain Of any particular
thing?"
mo. but knew he had constant
headaches
His Account Not Overdrawn.
Did your brother ever overdraw his
account"
"He did not"
did he attempt to borrow and money
from the concern?"
He did not"
Recalled before the Grand Jury, Ralph
Ward was asked by Mr.. Weeks II he had
ever known Peters or seen him, and lie
said he had not
Did you ever hear your brother men,
tion him?" he was asked.
ION one occasion asked him a ques-
ton about him." the witness replied.
What was that?"
'I asked him II Peters was one Of the
fellows who had been lettering around
the building and bothering him. and he
said he did not think so."
do you recall when you asked him
that?"
"Yes, sir. 1t was since the event"
did your brother ever say anything
to you about a fellow known to him as
Charlie Ross?"
mo"
COR Jack?"
mo"
..Did you hear anything in conversa-
tion with your brother or your father
that indicated to you the basis OF the
blackmail?"
my father has told us the whole
story"
you don't want to tell us?"
mo, SIR
A representative OF Wards counsel
visited District Attorney Weekess office
in White Plains yesterday and spent
several hours measuring Peters clothes.
examining the exhibits in the case and
gathering data for use II Ward Is
brought to trial.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06

Edwin Rayfeld came all the way
from Los Angeles to New York to tes-
tify in the Gates avenue court yester-
day regarding the ownership of collie
which is claimed by Samuel Lansman.
e furniture dealer of 365 Vernon ave-
nue.. Lansman made charge Of petit
larceny. against Rayfield's mother, Mrs.
Mary Rayfield of 34S Vernon avenue.
who now has possession Of the pet.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06
MOTHER, 20, DRINKS POISON.

Mrs Margaret Kempsey. 20. grievins
over the death OF her baby. went TO the
home of her mother. 1t7 Willis avenue
The Bronx. last night. and drank two
bottles OF iodine, according TO :he police
She probably will die.
The New York herald., 1922-07-06

Savoy. the Plaza and the Martinique
and at out of town roadhouses, where
the merrymakers went in either Chap
mans Pierce-Arrow or the Packard be-
longing to Anderson.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
CODE OF CONDUCT
BY JACKIE COOGAN
II VIII Obey" Is First Rule for Boy
Star-Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. ~ and %.

Mothers who take their sons to
/ the Emma Theatre this week to see
Jackie Coogan in Trouble" his
new First National picture, might
be glad to know that there is very
good reason for the excellent per-
Torrance that the little star gives.
1t is part of Jackie's Code OF Con
duct"
Ever since Jackie has been old
enough to understand words he mas
followed this "Code of Conduct,
originally devised by his parents but
in later years considerably elabor-
ated by the boy himself.
The first rule in Jackie's code Is:
81 will obey"
That is why the youngster gives
such sterling performance. He
obeys implicitly every order given to
him by his director, who, in this
case, happened to be Alfred Austin,
formerly associated with Charlie
Chaplin. Jackie is good listener,
also, and only has to be told once
what is wanted of him. Then, when
the order to "shoot" the scene Is
given, the youngster goes ahead and
does what is expected of him.
Other rules in Jackie's Code OF
Conduct are:
Try to help mother whenever pos
sible.
Don't be selfish or greedy. Share
with your friends.
Play as much as possible, but also
do your tasks.
Go to bed early and get all the
sleep you can.
Don't talk back.
For youngster who has been
petted and praised as. much as
Jackie has since he scored his first
big success on the screen with
Chaplin in 1.-THE Kid" he is said to
be totally unspoiled and to live up
to these rules of conduct Ever
since he was born, practically speak
ing, Jackie has lived among grown
ups, having travelled continuously
with his parents, who were on the
stage. His ancestors were actresses
and actors, and he rarely had
a chance to play with children of
his own years. Naturally he came
to have a point of view that would be
more fitting in youth thrice his
years. In other words, Jackie is one
of the most sophisticated young men
in the world and, at the age of seven
Che will not be eight until next Oc-
tober) he is able to hold his own in
conversation with celebrities such
as Victor Herbert, Paderewski, Paw
Iowa and Ethel Barrymore. Yet he
is not fresh and is equally at ease
with children of his own years.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
Solicitors.

Bobby was manly little fellow
about five. One day his baby girl
cousin, about two, came to visit lin
and as they were pretty good friends
Bobby allowed her to play with a
small Japanese hand warmer for
which he had a great affection. He
would sit and study the little stove
for long time and was very careful
that no harm should come to it. When
bedtime came little cousin thought
she would like to hold the little
stove" and Bobby, who wished to be
courteous to his guest, reluctantly said
good night and trotted of to his own
bed. His mother noticed rather hur-
ried Keeling off Of his usual prayer,
then in n distinct voice there was
added GOD bleth the little baby and
keep the little 'tove safe. Exchange.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
QUARTERLY MEETING
EXECUTIVE HEADS OF
SKAGGS STORES

Today about forty managers, dis
trict manager, and executive heads OF
Skaggs Stores are holding their quar-
terly meeting in Pocatello.
That old adage about Great oaks
from little acorns grow is forcibly
exemplified in the growth of Skaggs
Stores. Starting eight years ago at
American Falls, Idaho, with one store
this organization now owns and oper-
ates one-hundred and four food shops
scattered throughout seven north
western states.
In a personnel interview this morn
ing L. L. Skaggs stated: I'VE feel
justified in believing that the govern
ing principles of our business are fun
damentally right. Our business was
started and proving itself before the
world war. During the war our stores
gained in popularity and patronage
because of our desire and ability to
merchandise at much lower costs
than the generally accepted average
minimum for such stores. Our stores
were popular with the discriminating
class even at the very peak of high
prices, but the last two years of con-
tracing credits and general deprecia-
lions have proven the real worth of
the Skaggs system, and while our ma
terial reward has been ample, our
greatest pride is in feeling that We
have helped to elevate the business
OF food distribution to a more scien-
tific, economic, and equitable level
One cardinal principle of the founder
OF our business, might mention, has
been big factor in our phenomenal
growth since the starting of our Sec
ond store. We give our men a large
part of their stores earnings over
and above their salaries. This year
we expect to distribute more than
100000 that Way Pocatello
Tribune, Sept 18th.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
HERE YOU ARE,

10 acres two miles from Payette
all under ditch, 5 room house, small
commercial orchard, large hen house
and other out-buildings. Price
100000.
10 acres near Fruitland. Very
good five room bungalow with full
cement basement, acres in CONNER
cial orchard, barn and other neces-
sary buildings. Price 100000,
terms. Owner will consider trade for
small acreage near Payette.
We have some very good cattle
and sheep ranches both for sale, or
trade. What have you to offer? :,
We also have for sale an assort-
ment of houses in Payette, consisting
of various sizes, locations, prices, and
terms. No doubt we have Just what
you want. If you haven't the cash TO
buy with, we will loan it to you. II
you have something to sell, and your
price Is right, we can sell it for you.
Our pride is action, results, and sat
isfaction. See us quick.
LAMOTT BROKERAGE co.
Bancroft Building.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
ItaIy's Famous River.

Father Tiber' or the yellow IT.
Der" of ancient writings, is the his
toric stream on which lies the city of
Rome. The former name suggests
the affection with which the Romans
regarded it; the latter refers to the
color of the water, whose swift cur
rent carries down stream great guam
titles of sand and mud. This sediment
deposited century after century at the
mouth Of the river, has built up the
land until at the present time the har-
Dor is four miles farther out than In
the days OF ancient Rome, says Sc
attic Daily Times.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
ORDINANCE NO. s55
By Sherwood.

AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
THE DRIVING, MOVING AND
DRAWING OF ANY TRACTOR,
THRESHING MACHINE OR
OTHER VEHICLE HAVING
CHEATS. FLANGES OR LUGS ON
THE WHEELS THEREOF OVER
OR UPON ANY PAVED OR HARD
SURFACED STREET, ALLEY OR
AVENUE OF THE CITY OF PAY
ETTE,s STATE OF IDAHO, AND
T PROVIDES A PUNISHMENT FOR
VIOLATION OF SAID ORDI-
NANCE.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and the
Council of the City of Payette, State
Of Idaho.
Section /. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation
to move, drive or draw any thresh-
ing machine, tractor or other We
hicle. with cleats, flanges or Tugs on
the wheels thereof, upon or across
any paved or hard surfaced street.
alley or avenue of the City of Pay
cite, State of Idaho.
Section 2. Any person, persons,
firm or corporation who shall so
drive, move or draw any such thresh-
ing machine, tractor or other We
hicle over or upon any paved or hard
surfaced street, alley or avenue Of
tn City of Payette, State of Idaho,
shall be guilty of misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by fine of not less than $1,000
nor more than $4,000.
This Ordinance shall be in full
force and effect from and after its
passage, approval and publication.
Passed and approved this 18th day
Of September, 1922.
1. R. WOODWARD,
Mayor.
Attest.
MARTIN o. LUTHER,
City Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
SPECIAL SESSION OF BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF
PAYETTE COUNTY, IDAHO

Payette, Idaho, Sept; 11th' 1872
The Board met in Special session
as required by Statute. Present.
M Davis. w. H. Plat and l.. b.
Makinson.
The Board of County Commits
,;onnrs of Payette County, Idaho met
for the purpose of ascertaining, de-
termining and fixing the rate neces-
sary to be levied on each 500 of the
valuation of all the taxable property
in the County of Payette for the year
1922. in order to raise the amount
of state taxes apportioned to said
County by the State Board of Equal
ization, and likewise, the tax rate
necessary to be levied for each OF the
several County Funds, and taxing
units, for the said year 1922.
we find the value of the ,lsza
Real Roll to be .-...-----. SIS, CASSIE
We find the value of Exempt pro
perty to be ------------.------- io'o'o
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Sunday morning service at IL.
lesson sermon, subject, Reality"
Sunday school at 10 A. M.
Testimonial meeting on Wednes-
day evening at 5 o'clock.
Reading room at Emma Theatre
building, open daily from to 4, ex-
cept Sunday.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend the services and visit the read
Ing room.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
The Bishops Explanation

Someone had remarked to Phillips
Brooks that atheists seemed to lead
moral lives. "They have to-" returned
the good bishop. 'srhey have no God
to forgive them If they don't"-Rne,
ton TRANSCRIPT.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21

FOR SALE-Seed Rye. Clyde
Currin, French, Idaho, Phone
393F-22. Sept. 21t2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21

we find the value of the Real Roll
for taxation to be Sc $5,573,4S1
we find the Assessors Estimate or
the 1922 Personal Roll to be
100000
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21

alberta Peaches for canning.-T
]. Jackson, Phone 255-JS. Sept. 7t3
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21

MONEY TO LOAN-in amounts OF
$500, $1,000 or $2000-B. Il. Me.
CARROLL.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21

we find the net value for taxation
to be ----------------.-.---- @o'o'
Recess taken until Sept. 18th,
1922.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
Duck Billed Dinosaur.

One of the creations of early artists
Of fancy was huge lizard-like ANNA!
with the bill of duck. Such an ami
NAL did exist, however. This extinct
creature, of which the scientific name
Is ''trachodon.' or ''rough-tooth," was
discovered in an astonlshingly COM
plete form by n famous fossil hunter,
Charles II. Sternberg, in Kansas. Any
one who has seen a duck nlbbing at
the bottom of pond with his bill can
imagine the use to which the tracho-
don put the same kind Of bill, many
times larger than that Of the justly
celebrated bird-Chicago Journal.
WANTED--To rent or buy, Second
hand typewriter, Mrs. A. R. Albee,
Phone 150-R. Sept. 7t2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21

Payette, Idaho, Sept. Is, 1922
The Board met after recess OF Sept.
18th, 1922.
Present.. M. Davis, w. II.
Platt and l.. B. Makinson.
w. H. Plat offered the following
Resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved, That it is hereby order
ed and determined that the rate to be
levied for State purposes shall be
so
That the rate for Current Expense
ebau he .. 40
That the rate for County School
shall be 'ou
That the rate for Interest and Sink
ing Fund shall be ..--....-..-..-.-- 10
That the rate for County Road pur-
poses shall be ..--.-------....--.-.. 10
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21

LET US GRIND YOUR GRAIN
1900 lbs. at &c per hundred, Less
1900 lbs. 1Oc per hundred.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21

James M. Daily Expert piano tun-
ing and repairing. Phone 1881 or
109w. Sept. 21tf.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21

Be it Further Resolved: That we
hereby accept, determine and adopt
the following levies or Rates of tax
alton for and within the County Of
Payette, Idaho, for Municipal, INDIE
pendent School, Special Road, Spe-
cial School Districts and Highway
District purposes as follows to-wit:
Municipal
Payette .. 2.9O
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21

Making a total for Stat and
County purposes of $50
Estimates used in determining
Current Expense rate, is as follows
Salary of County Officers, Co. Ply
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
lusldnoer=6eieb IN
5ranfreid.

8aris, II. Rop. Ausldnoiide
8egierungen, unter ibnen Die Ger.
Stnate11 unb england, nerben gegen
Die @eiesDorloge, Die Au5ldnbern ben
geft BON 8runoeigentum in 5ranf=
reid bertpebrt go~ritea11ngen erhe-
ben. 0nd ben geltimm11ngen Ser
gorlage oIrfen ansldnber obne aus
oridIidle grIalibnis Der Fegierurrg
ffein @runbeigentum faufen ODER OUT
ldngere 33eit ais 1rel1n Sabre padlten.
Die MaBnabme 1T am 8. Nopem=
Der in Der 9epttierten aamner an-
genomulen Doroen urb liegt iebt Dem
Dor. Inter Ben 8ariIer aus
ldnoiihen @eieaiduften unb Stoats-
nngeb0rigen, inter oenen Diele ameri=
faner in6, berridt betrddtltde Be
forgnis, neil Ste 8orlage riiduir-
fenbe &roft bot uro Die 8efimmlmg
entbdlf, 6aB Die Regierung, falls fie,
bon feds Wonnten feline
geTserla1bnis erteif, bns betreffen-
be Gigentum mbernebmen uno meiIf-
perfteigern bari.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

oasielbe Dem Reidstog DorIteaen.
Die gei.tfde Angerneine 3eituns
eSti1nes) rnbn1t an benz nelien
'Gun5Ier leilre nolfstpirtidnitliden
4enntniIie llr1o ieiire aenntniiIe Des
aasianoes, 5luei gor5iige, Die er als
ehr mefentlib fir ben Ran5lerpoften
unter gegenndrtigen 8erbaItniiien be-
seid)net. Die gorfenseitung 6eseid]-
net TN aIs r4ompromiB 5taats-
mann I'M beiten Gimme oes 8ortes1
411d bas gerIiner Sngeblntt (&nn-
ierpatip) i'll I'M n~ugerneiinen mil Der
8aH Gur1os 5ufrRoen. Ter lo3ial-
0emofratiide 8oruarts erfldrt, man
miiiie nbaDarten. Die Gote SABINE,
oas Organ Ser &omuniiten, finbet,
guno lei elm 4ubinett Der @roB-
inouftrie in ausiidt, nno 5tinnes
meroe iest geIegenbeit erfnlten, ieine
Blaine 5u perDirfliden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
Sanonirtidlafts Ronfe=
rent i'm December
a. a % Mnn

Mafbington, s. 6. 22. Nop. go
Sefretdr gbarlag so. Mergarl ga6
III @uibingto1 8. g. befor1nt, oaB
fid bisber 55 notwithstanding Or
ganiiotionen our 9eilnabnle an benz
III Der 3eit bonn II. bis 16. 2e5ems
ber IN Der Sauptitnht ab5ubnltenoen
eriten ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ser COOPERATE
be Rarfeting Organization berpflidr
tet batten.
Iufgnbe iener 8eriammiung leii es,
iagte er, oie 2un0pirtidnftg ! Rrebit=
5rage. pie cine Die neutrality-suspicious.
daftlide 8ermarftung 0roernbe Sc
~lebgebung Elm Stiif Deitpr 5u brin-
gen. gmpfe1Iungen an ben aongreB
iin0 geplant.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
Gneere 5iihlune nit am-
erifd.

8erlin, s. Rop. Bon 3r. SO.
Guno. Ser iest mt Ser 9iloung zines
neuen Reid)sfabinetts beiddftigt 1T.
ertpartet man IN poIitiiden &reifen
Geutidlanos algemein cine n13Udr-
tige 8olitif internatio11aler 8erfanbi-
gurrg, ba,lptiddlid eneere 5Hblung
nit Ben 8ereinigten Gtaaten. @S
miro oarauf bingetpieien, bob Ser Sc
neraloireffor ser Sapag IN 4merifu
IN gepobnliden areifen nidt bios
5ablreide 8efannte 6at, fonbern lih
auh elmer geruiiien geliebtbeit en-
freut.
Or. Gl1o IudJt iein @atinett auf
elmer breiten 5ront Ser Niftel 8ar-
teien auf5ube1ten unb miro, ME es
iest beiBt, am fommenben WithDpd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
Quslieferuns oes 5uItan
p~erlqu0t.
Nnnifnnftinns1pI ia Nan

aonltnnttinopeI, 1S. Gop. SIN
alid1luB an oie 5lldt Sultan DO.
hansneos, Der iid an 6reitag an
eirem engIiiden 4riegsfbiff in 81
dserheit sebraht bat, hell er dngeblid)
mir iein 2eben fiirdtete, Derlaltet in
aonitantinopel. Die tiirfiIde Ratio
naliiten Regierung noble non 9roB-
britanieu feline ausIieferung berlan-
gen. oieie Soroerung foa oan1it be-
griinoet Deroen, oaB MIR Ole groBe
fiirfifde MISUNDERSTANDING oas
3edpt babe, iiber ben abgeiesten Sui
tan jill oerfiisen. llns SAB oiefer Dor
Dem @eridtsbof ~sl,r gerantuurtung
ee5ogen tuer0en ioae.
3afet 8aiha, Der General : 8ou-
uernenr Ser RatiofaIiiten in aonitam
t%inoiel, bot Die 8egierung in ango-
ra eriudt, iofort Die groBturfiide Ha-
Notwithstanding eiuauberufen, oa-
NIT elm nelier aaIif geapdblt ueroe:
es beiBt, Der a1isiihtsreibite 4nmGr=
ter iei aboul Meoidieo, elm Setter
Mobammeos VI. uno bisberigen
Shronfolger.
Son Rofet 8aida ielbit EiBt IS.
er lpiirOe nielleidt bon ieinem 80
item oils General @onpernel1r ab-
bernfen, neil er Ben Sultan tabe
eutlpiiden Iaiien. 8afet ielbit err
fIart. BEN RationaIiiterr iei an Dem
gefIiidteten SuItan ON Tfh menig
seiegen, es lei an iid audl 5iemIih
gleidgiiltig, Die er entfonrulen fei.
0agege1 beoeiite ser Mnteu, Sen
britiide ge6oroen an Ser Slud,t
Mobamneos bdtten einen of1en-
funoigen ginariff in iunere Angefe-
gerbetten Ser Siirfei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

ideioung Dor. Die aIage lit BON oer
Regierung gegen Bic Siben Nroon,
&c GompnrD eingeIeitet tporben. 9us
8nnoes Difriftsgeridt hit Win,
neiota un0 bag adte Greis geru-
fungsgeridt batten enc Rnderitat.
flung Der bon Der 9ilben 8roouce
SO. inter Broteft b~eaabIenten steu-
err alif mebr ais to Broaent 6eud-
Ngfen entbalten0e Butter perfngt.
33u Der 5rnge Der aunititutionnlitat
iel1er geitimunut1g n1lroe bon Sen I'M
teren Snitan5e11 ieood feine 5tellurg
geromMen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23

'ieine 5rall. lon1laritag fuao er he
IN Der Morgile ais Sote nieoer. Gas
ganr bate iofort rradb feiller IN
funft nus Dem @elten einen 33ug Ser
unterarunobabn beItiegen. 9urd)
elm MiBneritdnonis farle1l lie altsei-
nntOer. Die 5rnl 1uaroerte, ME
Der 8atfe fpater inforuriert patroe.
siel- uno pIanlos in Ben 5traBer1
lumber, Bis lie, bon eirrem 9er5leioen
befalen naf Dem SpitaI gebradt
nuroe, no lie audi itarb. Gallo bat
te cine gefuhsreiie nod Ser Eided,o-
SIopafei geplant.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
.%nfidmune I'M Diamant
6quoel

2onoon 81. NoD. Ser Nuf-
ldDung I'M 8iamantbauoel in eng
ldrn0 pir6 &riegsgeridten in nnben
Often augeidrieben. 5a9m1rnern
5ufolge miro 6iefe grfdeinung 5upor
bemerft, Denn politiide 8irren oro-
Zen, bebt fib bns Diomentengeiddit.
Nidt BIOS IN aonoon 1T Dies nabr-
nebmbar, audi IN antuerpen giugen
Diama1ten in GROCER 3abl IN nnoere
9duoe, abnlib Dem SanbeI, Ser CUR
33eh Der eriten ruIiiiden Repolution
eintrat. Gin anoerer @rur1o miro
,oarin erbliff, oaB meme 5elber eridIoi
fen peroen, ungeidliffene 9iamanter
finb in gr0Beren Wengen borbanoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-23
Qbeeoronete Keller err
hdlt bilfe.

@aibington 9. s. 90. Nob. 80
4bg. Oscar Seller nus Minneiotu,
urbeber oes Sn1peodnnent- Antrags
gegen Genernlanrpult 8alrgbertD, err
belt unterffisung bonn 4bgeorsne-
ten 8ooorufI, MidIgan- Sic noae1r
5uian1nlen ons SnpendmentDerfab-
rem fobel0 aIs m0gIib betreiben.
goriisenoer goaIteao bonn Suiti5-
fDnrftee berfprnh, unr1itteIbar nod
8ieoer5uiaumeutritt oes Rongreifes
cine gntideioung Hiber ben antrag at
freffen. Seller urro @oooruff er1uurten
oarum Elm rafdes gorgeben.
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so menid,en urneefom=
men.

Galero, gaIIf., %. Rob. gei
Dem am Counting I'M GoIf bon Coli
fornia erfolgten nnterga11g oes
0ampfers Iopolobamo, limo adt5ig
9erlonen INNS 2eben gefomn1en. 8is
Miht1Dod nbeno bate man 81. Sci
den ~geborgen. Die 3abl ser 1eber=
5Ieben6en Der @atnltropbe burfte ct
ma breibig betragen. 9ns 5diff
tuurne argebfih bon einer "a SUB bo-
ben 8eqe IN Ser greitieite berart err
faBf, bob e5 umidlug. Sept. 60
inca miro iid megen bernuteter Ser
nndIdifignng ieiner DienfpfIih 51t
DeranttDorten baben.
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5ubiioien=D orlase be-
idleuniot.

MaIbington, 8. 6. 10. NoD.
Die 6iibrer I'M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
einigter lid, in 8aibington am Grei-
tug oabin, Sic Sdiff5iubpentions=8or-
laae Der Regierllng I'M Sal,ie rdd5Iten
9onnerftng IN geratuug gu nebulen;
Die augeH1eine Gebatte 1T out brei Sa-
&c beidrdnft, Die uber 4neroements
lln6egren5t, bod fol bte enogiltige
abtimnlung pdteitens am 80. Ro-
pember l%tattfinoen.