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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-05
Detroit Comes Tomorrow


 The Detroit Tigers will invade Rickwood for a game tomorrow aft ernoon. This afternoon the Barons meet the St. Paul aggregation in the second game of the series. The big leaguers occupy the limelight al Redwood Thursday.
 Detroit comes to Birmingham some what handicapped, due to the acci- dent suffered by Ty Cobb in a recent exhibition game. Cobb injured his ankle. and will probably be out of the lineup until the season begins.
 The Detroit-Baron game will be the final big game of the preseason at Redwood until April 12, when the Southern leaguers start their season. The Barons. after playing two games at Meridian Friday and Saturday, lay off hostilities until the season opens next Wednes sdgy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-05
Prens Hard Al If

Prep school baseball has started in earnest, and the high schoolers are hitting on all cylinders now. Almost every day games are played between the prep aggregations, and some nifty battles have taken place this very week.
 The Jefferson County High school baseball league gets started week from yesterday, or next Tuesday, with three games scheduled. In ad dition to the six league teams, Simp son, Jefferson County, Shades-Cahaba, Bessemer, Hueytown and Jones Val ley. the three city high schools. viz; Central, Ensiey and Woodlawn, have also opened their 1922 seasons
The Coconino sun., 1922-06-30
LOCAL BREVITIES

Fresh Saratoga chips at the Brooks store.
 Union Taxi Company. Phones 75 and 30.--Advertisement. ] Justice R. J. Kidd married Jose M Prieto, 21, to Bemice Ruiz, IS, both of Flagstaff, Saturday morning.
 Mrs. A. O. Jones, who has been visiting friends and relatives in St Louis and Ohio for the past six months, returned Sunday morning.
 Prof. and Mrs. c. D. Thorpe are "at home" again from Oregon for the summer. Prof. Thorpe is teaching al the Normal during the summer course.
 If you feel half sick, tired and worr out all the time it is natures warn ing. Avoid a breakdown by taking Tanlac. Breen-Lewis Drug Co.-Ad, vertisement.
 Loren Cress will leave Sunday fol Atlantic City as delegate to the nat. ional Elks' convention. On his way home he will stop for visit in Kan. sas, where his family went last week and will bring them home with him
 Mrs. Fred Blumberg and daughter Miss Lydia, of St. Louis, stopped over here the last of last week on theil way home from California, to visit for a day with the younger lady, former school chum, Mrs. M. c Fronske.
 E. R. Byers, wife and child, are 1T Flagstaff from Phoenix. E. R. ByerS has charge of the new department ot the state land office created by the last legislature, the state real estate department, and has been making { tour of this section of the state. Mrs Byers and child will remain here sev eral weeks.
 c. B. Holloway and MT. James ot Garland Prairie, were in Flagstaf1 Monday on business. MT. Holloway is one of the pioneer stckmen ot northern Arizona. A few years age he decided to try out the Salt Rivel valley but has returned to his ole stamping grounds and is pleased tc be counted into Coconino county! population again.
 H. Keith Warren returned Tuesday from San Francisco where he went tc visit his father and brother, and tC attend the meeting of the Shriners Keith says he did not know there were so many people in the world, outside of the Navajo Indian reservation, a! he saw in Frisco. He left Wednes day morning for his trading post a Kayenta.
 Jim Girdner, who has been in charge of the Bly ranger station for the for est service for some time, is in towl strengthening up and getting read! to take his new job, at Clifton, hay ing been promoted to have charge O the southern half of the Apache Nat ional forest. Bob Stewart, formerl! at Munds Park, who has been assisting Jim at By, will succeed to the man agement of that station.
The Coconino sun., 1922-06-30

Top-o-Peak brand soda water in sterilized bottles.-Advertisement.
 All our bottles thoroughly steriliz- ed.-Skylight City Bottling Works Advertisement.
 Anyone wishing to sell or buy a city or country home call on us Ali. Dickinson & Son. - Advertisement.
 In every community there are peo- pie who have been wonderfully restor- ed to health by taking Tanlac. Try it. Breen-Lewis Drug Co.-Adver- tisement.
 John Sinclair, the veteran stockman, was in the city from his headquarters ranch at Melburn Park Wednesday. John says there has been no rain there as yet this season.
 Since our first rain last week the precipitation here says U. s. Weather Observer George T. Harrington, has been one and six-tenths inches, nearly three times the average during for mer years for the entire month of June, that average being .55 inch.
 l.. R. Lessel, forest service fire chief here, will leave the Coconino national forest about the middle of July. He will receive appointment to the Sitgreaves national forest at Snowflake. This is not pleasing news for his many friends here, who will be mighty sorry to see him leave.
The Coconino sun., 1922-06-30

Union Taxi Company. Phone 75 and 30.-Advertisement.
 We have some good farms for sale, Ali Dickinson & Son. - Advertise bent.
 J. J. C"Sandy") Donohue arrived from Phoenix last week to spend the summer here.
 Chas. B. Becker of Buffalo, N. r.. spent Sunday with his brother, George Becker. Mir. Becker was on his way home from business trip to Los An geles.
 W. H. Campbell, county supervisor, returned from California Friday eve ming. MT. Campbell had been visiting his family in Pasadena and attending a good roads meeting.
 Dr. Samuel B. Letson, a chiroprac- tor of Yuma, is spending the summer in Flagstaff and has opened an office at 118 E. Railroad avenue. Dr. Let son comes we'll recommended by Yuma friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Caring returned a few days ago from California, where they had been a couple of weeks visiting Mrs. Garing's relatives, though MT. Caring, with the other two supervisors from this county Messrs. Rittenhouse and Campbell, at tended the good roads meeting at Sac ramento.
The Coconino sun., 1922-06-30

Order slabs now for next winter. Rates. Frank Bennett. - Advertise ment.
 Mrs. E. H. Schuster, who had been visiting here and in Gallup, returned this week to her home in Ash Fork.
 John Lothian has been stationed by the forest service at the Elden look out, which is the same location he had last year.
 Miss Luella Campbell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell, is home for the summer vacation from Walnut Hill Academy of Natick, near Boston, Mass.
 Fred Snyder, who had been visiting a daughter, Mrs. Frost, at Kingman, was brought here to Mercy hospital a few days ago, very ill. Mrs. Frost and another daughter, Mrs. Keith, of Winslow, are here with him.
 A. E. Eldredge, of Jerome, member of the Yavapai county, highway com mission, with his wife and children spent part of last week here on the way to and from Snowflake, and drop ped in at The Sun office for short visit with Charles P. Mason, an olC former Jerome friend.
The Coconino sun., 1922-06-30

Union Taxi Company. Phones 75 and 30.-Advertisement.
 Saratoga chips fresh, cooked in the best salad oil obtainable at Brooks store. tt
 Don't lose hope. Tanlac has help ed thousands who had almost given up in despair. Try it. Breen-Lewis Drug Co.-Advertisement.
 Come to Flagstaff for the Fourth. Big celebration July 4 and 5 under auspices Knights of Pythias. Indian and cowboy sports, auto and horse races, baseball and jazz.
 Mrs. Chafley E. Werth of Port land, Oregon, will arrive in Flagstaff Sunday morning on her way from the east to the coast, for few days visit with her brother, Chas. P. Mason, of The Sun office.
 Ed Whipple, our only smallpox pa tient, is practically well and impa- tient to be out, but Dr. Felix Man ming, health officer, is keeping him under quarantine until there can be no possible danger.
 The summer term of superior court begins July 10. A venire of 65 jurors will be drawn tomorrow. This term will last about ten days. There are cases on the docket, all jury cases.
 After pleading guilty of rape, be- cause of certain favorable circum- stances. and on the recommendation of County Attorney F. M. Gold, Judge J. F. Jones this week gave Manuel Quintano a suspended three-year pen 1 Iitentiary sentence.
 Maps of Arizona, and of this vicin- | ity, may be obtained at the offices of the forest service, by those who have practical use for them. Some of these maps show the principal roads, the forests, indicate the drainage and the principal typographical points.
 George H. Crosby, Jr., left Wednes- day for Edgar to attend the funeral there yesterday of his uncle, Benja- min Brown, Sr., who died Wednesday morning. He was a well-known stock man of Apache county. He came to Arizona in 1880, was 76 years old and had II children.
 | Judge J. K. Jones last week heard arguments in the application of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Mathis of Doney Park for an injunction to prevent w. M. Dodgen selling any of the Mathis ranch property which, it was alleged, Dodgen had bought by contract. De- cision was reserved.
 R. M. Gassman arrived here on Wednesday for his vacation after sev- eral months travelling all over the west selling O'Donnell shoes, and will stay few weeks with his son, Sid lney Gassman. He says he finds busl- ness conditions in this section much better than in the northwest.
 Jerrie W. Lee and family, Charles Elliott and family, Arthur D. Griffith and family, and Dick Cole, all from Williams, motored through here to Mormon Lake last Friday for few days camping and fishing. It's dol lars to doughnuts the largest fish Jer- rie catches will be bigger than any that get away from him.
The Coconino sun., 1922-06-30

H. J. McClung and W. H. Brophy came up from Phoenix this week.
 Union Taxi Company. Phones 75 and 30.-Advertisement.
 Sheriff Wm. A. Campbell returned Wednesday from California, where he had been for several days on official business.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
prdiiNcitt etitpf fditet Sdtt'
acrs2lbcr> >ttttfto.

@aIbington, 18. slpril. g1ne
Mboronnne oes georo0itliden Sdnger=
.buroes, beitebe10 al1s 8nnoes Bra==
bert Maior Carl 2enb BON geetparf>
gioe=Brdii6ent gbeo. IS. Senninger
bon Seem Dorf, SbabmeiIter Mngnlt
@oerb bon geeiparf, Mrno @reiner,
8ralibent Ser Geitbeborbe oes Natto-
nal-9dneerfeites, tpeldes @noe Neai
iii BrooflDn abgebalten miro, 5enrD
Bloh, Mrto11 Neipburger, Gilbert 3ap-
5fe, sssacob gartiderer, 8eorg shnet~
Ser uno 5rit Seiinger bon 8rooflpn,
iopie gernbaro $. Riooer bon Der
Seem g)orfer staots 3eitung, iprah
Ueiithpod III ber Gref1tiD-Dfftee beg
8eiben &a,1ies nor, I'm &rdiioent
&aroing gum IS. geational< <Sdnger-
ieit. oas pom 28. Bis 30. Mai IN Der
Waffenbaae oes 13. Brooflpner &eei-
nentg 1tdihtfi11oet, ei115ulaoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Dc,.ti Tint f<rrilbt.
Columbus, rs 9Ipril.

Columbus, rs. april. Sofprti.
ee Mieoereirf uifbrn1ls oes oetltider
gmndunterridts IL Sen @oAi id1her
6egs gtaates sobl Darae aa,ffttaaq
BON 8ralio oent So 8 boulpi ion bon
Der stnats suniperiiittMat ii et1len1 gor.
fnag Dor Ser soDio College q iociatioll
III Columbus eeforbert
SD e111pfeble bringerl0, Dab bit
@odi6ulen inte0er 5l1r 8ernltnf tom
men l11b Deutib lebren, fagte 8rd-
lioent 8bon1pfor1. uBenn fie bieie
Bfli4t infoIge 6es Druds Ser offe1tt:
Iide11 Meinl1ng berfaumen, oann ii
eS Nflibt bon gerbdnben tpie 0iefer
sic Tiiibrut1g gu mbernebmen ltno OF
9odihnlen 81 Deranlaflen, iie6 5rgl1n.
lten bes benffhen 5prah ahltnterribtS
5u erflldlren. Ser nrterribdt ii Geutid
lit polt .groBer1 8ert, ieine Gernad
bri11gt groBen 5ba6er IS
lit fnIin ll11o bun1111, bieien tpt6hger
l1nterrih tts5meig beifeite 81, tperfen.1
Die Ohio College Miioeiation Be
belt ii6 einen geibIuB uber oie gln:
gelegenbeit bor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
,,6rsbere" 1l1ari,,e iieete
int Hat1s.

8aibingto11 lf9. MpriI. Das 6e-
pralentantenbuus nabm am Samitog-
1tabnittag ein ENHANCEMENT 5nmSab-
res=Gtat ser 8unbesnrari1re an, bns
sic Monribnfts5abl auf $4,000, Die
MiroeitaabI, fir Die Die &egierung
un0 Br6iibent Sarbitg nod 5u1ebt in
einem S9reibe1, ei11troter1, feltiebt;
ser gnt1pnrf bes l1nterausidnii Der
Die gorlage bearbeitet bat, iiebt nnr
.65, 900 Moun nebit 1000 5diffsiun=
gen bpr.
9as Mmenoennent tpnroe nod bier
ilttiin6iger Debatte nit III 5n 130
5tin1men angenomnlen.
SIN MnidluB baran nobn1 oas@alts
obne Monlensaufrnf Dos tpeitere
Mmenbement an bas ben Soften fir
9ffiaiersgebdIter u1r0 2obnl1ng Der
Manni6aft fiir's neue 8ednungsjabr
bon 500, ,814,O16, benz 8etrag oes
gnttu1rfs, nuf $107,503, ,239 erbobt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20

gornpf FL i1ril stu II
.6euer Dus Donneritag IN ben alten
.Mnlngen Ser Cunts 2atmber Gon1pa=
M nusbrab, legte Die anBer 8etrieb
lteben0e 51genliiBle, Die angren5e11-
Sen &nl5bofe in 8erflep, eiaem Bor-
2ort bon Norfof, IN Srimnter. Dte
Seuertpebr berlor BET benz beftiget1
8inoe Sic &o11trole iiber ben Brano,
uno in tpeniger als elmer babens stu1t=
Sc itanben 5ebn 8aniergepierte IN
6lanmerl.
Drei Danrpfer, 1pelde neben ben
8aubol5bofen an glijubet6= =5lnB Dor
9lnfer lage1r, lpurben onr6 5a'fe11
III 8par,o eeiebt nno 5eritort. Gin
Saniergepiert on Der 2ibertD StraBe,
ser dlte}ten Strabe Der Stoot, muir
Sc in einen Eriin1merbanfen 3 pertpal1=
belt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
6,00O, 900 Rniieit pes,
2aaft0erft.

@enf, Is. Mpril. 5eds big tie.
Zen NaiIlionen ganifen meroen Biz gum
Ginbringen Der naditen grnte ber'
bungert iein, 1pie Der i11ternationnlet'
Silfsgeie1fdoft in @enf, 6eren Bro
fioent 81. Gri6tiof Nanien lit an
Donneritag bon ibre1n gertreter.
8auptmdnn luisIi11g beribtet tDnrbe,
Ger gertrpter ihdtt Die 8uH bet
8erbungernoen ouf 500, 600 I'M 8e.
biet bon Doeiia r1o auf ie eine Mil'
lion til ben foIgenoen Bebieten gaifo,
laieap, Sefoterinos osImp, Comet, Char
fosp, Rretuentidu 1,no 8oltatpa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
11eb briltGf GriiBc NeS
Net1tl<l) IN Ueltes.

Netp Dorf, Is. ApriI. @1titap
Breniien, Ser III aaer 8elt befannfe
unb beriibante gerfaiier Der nS0rn
ubI, tpelber ben oarbenoen ll11o not
Iei6enben Bolfsgenoiien in Ser alten
&einlot burb cine aiisgeoebnte an1eri.
zaniibe 8ortpagstour nnb 4rdften
belfen nil, 1T bor eir1igen 8agen auf
tbem boadn0ii6en Danpfer @Dnoan1,
bier eingetroffpn.
8ei eineHl 5eIteliell bas am Won-
tag abel1b LETTER 8obe ser 8on5ugs-
ausihuB oes Central Committee, sSrle.
I'M &otel NItor @errn Gnitap Greniien
gab, perIas Ser gbrengait bas folgen-
Sc an i'm geridtete 5dreiben oes.
oentihen &eihsprdii6enten ebert, oos
linn n1lnrittelbar bor Der Mbreile bon
Deutiblanb 3ugegangen mar.
nSebr geebrter Serr Sreniien:
gor SSbrer Nusreiie nod Noroame-
rifa n109te ib es nidt u11terIaiien,
SSbnen n1eine befen 8iinide mit5nge-
ben. Sic babeu iib Ser Mufgobe lnter-
5ogen, 11niern stammesgenoiien n116
6reunben IN ben gereinigten Stoaten
bie @riiBe bes 9eut1den 8oItes -5u
iiberbringen llno ben ber5lihitenDanf
fir aQes bas, mas mir in Sen leBten
1dneren Sabren aus Mmerifa an tat
frdftiger Silfe erfabren baben
Sd babe oieien, uniern 0anf be-
reits nieoerbolt Gertretern bes nne-
rifaniihen Silfsperfs, sic bier neil
ten alsgeiproden. Sd nebne aber
nlL Bob Sic gelege1rbeit babe11, bril-
ben lpeiteren @reifen 6es nmerifani=
i9en BoIfes 5ll fagen, tpelb frellbi=
gen 1rrb banfbaren 8f6erban oiefe.
tparn1ber5ige Eeilnnbme bel. urs ee=
fu1toen bat.
SD boffe uud, bob es Sbnen ge-
.lingen 1pirb, btrd ntii116libe Nus
iprade Sic Ren,1tnis BON linferer Ieof'
uno bas geritdn6nis fit oieie al,Ber-
orbentlib 111giinitigen 8erbdItuiile
5u bertiefen, Sic es DeutldGano trok
ieines belten u11o aufridtigiten Bil-
lens 10 iebr erlhueren, aus eigener
&rnft iein fl1ltureaes 9eben mieoer
nuf- uno aus5ubauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Dcrtrae 5auii Peat tises
lantc asfs0 8aslslaitS.

@enl,a, II. April. - SSn 8apouo
bel @en1sa lit am Sonntog Don oe'1
betoerleitieen Osiniltern oes Mnsmdr.
ttgen 9r. Us. Hatbenal' aa11o y. 1ldlt.
1beritl etn neuer Bertrag alpilhet1
Seutldlano itlro HaBla1o nnter5eih-
net ueroen.
Sn Sielent 8ertras miro Der 5rte.
Senspertrag bon grelt-2itonsf oufge=
bobef1 u1o er ltellt boile oiplonratilhe
se5iebungen 5piidell ben beioer
gtabten auf Der 8rlnolage nnbeoing-
ter @letberedtignng mieoer ber. Ser
1elbe ner5ibtet ausoriidlib ouf ollie
ariess=slnlpriid)e ,einidlieBlid Gnt-
ld}aolgu1tg nar Serltaafl1dnng pr1Da=
rem elgenfR1ls.
@lei65eitig nit Ser gegeuieitigen
nollen slnerfennung miro in Dem 8er=
trag Die Soffnung ausgeipro6en, oaB
audi Die iibrisen N6ad}te balo ii6 our
anerfennung &ublanos, be5tp. ieiner
Spuiet 8egieru11e entidlieBen mo-
gen. 9os 9eutide &eid, lit 0ie erite
@roBntadt, Die iene 8egierung uner=
fennt, nadbem e5 bisber nit ieiner
Mnerfennung auriidgebalten botte,
hell es ib111 nidt 1l1oglid NOR, @e=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Grftte>f fi,ta,t3i rtaita.

ct. Saul, is. Mpril. Cine Bomb
nusgabe III Sobe bon 81 ,0Oo, 1000 our
@ermeiolng fllr3friitiger Darleben
CUR 5inan5iernng beg Grnteberlanos
i'm georbtpeitet1 if bon ben gMfiond-
ren Ser equity Cooperative Gr6dnge
.genebntigt tporoen, tpie 9rdiioettt S S.
M. glnoerIon an samitag IL st.
gauI aafiinbigte. Die gonos iino N
5ebn ssnbre1, einIos osbnr 1trt6 iino onrd,
;Gigenf1m ser @efenfdoft, beftebeno
III so GountDI I5peihern 1tfo ben1
&anptfpeider III ct, 8nnl geii1ert.
Bombs in getras bon $4OO, 600 ner-
Ben oen,naad5it al,r 8eidnuttg inter
breitet ,perben, Ser 9aeit ie uad ben
finanaiellen geoiirfniiien. D
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
tt,,ear,, fsrSert mertia,
<l,eft.

Baris, IL. Mpril. Die 1,ngori-
.fde @eeierung fat oie gntid doigunes
&ontmiIiion Der gntente erinbt, 5a'
pernnlaiien, oaB mlmdnien Die &iinit-
auerfe, Mertpapiere ,,n6 ionitige1'
WertInden, Bic bon Der rl1ntaniibe1'
.Mrn,ee ieineraeit IN u1garn beihlog-
,,abnt iDur6en, ben redtmdbigen Be-
.fitern 5uriideritotte ooer, foipeit oieS
1idt rnebr n10glib lei, Grfas IN bar
Ieiite. Die gfegierung berednet ben
Wert ser BOZ, Sci, gfuu1anen oeri6lepppt
ten @ertfohe1t ai,f ssDei a.lto eir'e
shalbe Mi1iarbe Gru1.t Coli.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
Hieieftfcucr.

@bitirg, sss;t16., is. april. Gin
Man,1 tplrbe getotet, orei anoere Der-
lett u1o 5ebn 8etrolennr Deifinerie-
|npparate Ser 5tonborb Oil gon1panp
lit Bbiting burh 6e,er 5eritort, apel-
Dies an Sreitog ba,rd Die grploiio1,
zines Der Deltiui rnpparote entitanb.
'Msehrere Stun0en lang ipottete bos
ssJeuer alIen 2oidperil,den. Der an.
geridtete gdaoe,t tpiro alf $500 0000
Bis $3.50. 1000 geIddst. Cine d1nItde
.GrpIoiio11 erfolgte bor eine1t1 Sabr
,1nb foroerte bier Menid leber Die
s9iaffinerie III Wbiting III bte erobte
Ser 5tanoorb Oil gonuponp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
3ltt,,tat a,.f iriisker Pre-,
tttiertntittiiter.

9ubll1, Is. Mpril. Gin Ser
Judi repubIifanihder Mufitdnoiider,
Neidael Collins 5u errnor6en 111b gn-
grille auf Steaungen Ser Mnbdnger
oes 5retitaats in beridieoenen. Seilen
Der 6tabt, leiteten Die greignilie oes
rfbpar5e1t Montags," 6es Sabresta=
ges ser Oiterrebellion 0es Sabrfs
1916 elm. slnf oas Saltpt Der propi-
ioriiden &egier1ng ml.roe1 ourd an-
greifer, Sic aus. eineln gtabliilen1e11t
oes 9auptquartiers Der slufItanoiiden
berbeiltiir5tet1, Sdiiile abgegeben.
Collins entIbliipfte ltno es gelang
ibm, einen Der glngreifer birgfelt 5,l.
MAIDEN. Sur Neitternadtsltuttoe grit
fen oie- Nebenen sic 8eg9ars Bnb=
&nlerne an, mlr6en aber ol1rb Die
Sr1,ppen bes Greiitoats 5rriidgemie-
len. 9ln n1ebreren Blaben ml1roe nuf
6reijtaotspatrouille,1 5euer abgege-
ben. Cine ita6tii6e Bade Ser prooi-
ioriiden &egierlt11g permodte iid Der
Mneriffe 81, ertpdbren. @leidseitig
fonoen Scramble, Die auf Die @egen-
mart elmer beoeutenben Streitmadt
bon Ss1,iurgenten idlieBen lieben, bel
8nnsbrioge unb al Ser DublinItroBe
Itatt. 9eiIs tpuroe aus ben1 9interbdl-
te gelboiien lno tells bartnadige 9ln-
griffe i'm Offenen getpast. Sci Cages
onbru9 ergob iib Die Satlade, boB
ser Muirnbr iiberan ,,nterbriidt mar
ino bie Collin iheRegierl,ng bieOber-
bano bebalten batte.
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81 CLOUD 1linnslota oonnerfae ser 70 2prl I922
Die 2lf,t,perf t,1i Dei.fie4s
laftN s 41cte.

8aris IA. Mpril. Die gnti6d-
bigullgs Ronllniliio1 Der entente
einigte iib am Donneritag in 8aris
uber Die Nntport an bic beutiGe
Neib 81 oeren lebte Note,
|in Der ole Beoingu11gelt Der &omnlii.
|lion fir cine 8ablungsitunbun als
|alnannebntbar be5eidnet tperoen. Die
&om1l1iiiion min ben1 9eutiden Rei.
|be beoeuten, Tie balte ibre 6oroern11-
gen oufrebt, beionbers betreffs Der
3ubMngell, Die Bis 81 Weai fa1lig
leie1; iie brobt ferner nit 1lele1
3nangs sn1aBregeln, faas bas Gentide
Heib 1li6t Die notigen sdritte tue,
ieire, Sil1on5el1 IN 9ronung 5ll britt=
gen. Ole bisberigen Bemiibu1gen Der
oeutibe1 Megierung auf 0ieiem Sc
biet tperoe11 nIs l1115ureihenb be5et6=
net u116 Die 6orberung elmer interna=
tip1,alen &ontroue iiber Die Jinan5=
.tpirtIbaft 9eutlMaroS tpieoerbolt;
babel miro ieoob betout, man noble
#ii6 riM in innere Angelegenbeiten
Ser germaIh1ng eiltnntibe11. Nobmals
miro betont, Deuti6lat1o ntiiiie onrd
.6raftiide DfitteI feine 5teuereinnab<
men erb6ber, ie6e Soffnllng anf cine
.nennenslperte i11ternationale Mnletbe
lei pergeblib, 1olange Deutlblano let
men Sira11abousbaIt nidt ing @leih=
ee1pibt bringe. 9ie geote Der @omuii=
Jon erfldrt gum 5hlub, man boffe,
oaB rbie bartnddige 3altltng Der
Meibgregierung in ibrer leRten gfote
angenolnlnen 4por6et1 iei obne DAB
oieie fi6 sic s1otpenbigen Solgen Ell
11er ioIden &alh.1g redt iiberleggt
bI}4tttte. b}46tttte s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
.fra,,,au itt Rom.

-MonL Il. Mpril. SIN Bierfel
Ser elega11te11 sSren1benbotels IN &ou1,
sic teilpeiie nit gln1erifaner11 bon be-
lebt iinb, fam es an sonntag 5lt eli
r1er s9ieBerei 5lpiiden 1tationaliiti-
.i6en Gasciiti nro &on1nrltniiten, Die
bon eir1selnen t5biiber1, 6ie iih IN Der
fdie0e11en @eb1uben poitiert batten,
Mngere 3eit fortgefest tDurse, bis Ole
8oIi5ei ein gnoe n1adte. Die. &orn=
n1uniiten fpnen sen Mnfang gemadt
baben, in0em iie Sasciiti angriffen,
Die bon elmer gerlarnntlung fanert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-20
d,nf,aIt Ses Strcifz.

sittsb sb1trg slssa., 8. April. s5et.
Ioe Hnrtaielr IN obIeritreH 5ogen on
Igolnin ngabe11o oie BiIan5 Ser beioel
erIte11 Boden oeg @rl,benitreifs. go.
ge11ein miro aneegebeat, 6aB Die iItrreis
fenoen l1niteb Mine @orfers beoel1.
tenbe Hnteritiikung leitens Der NTH
orgnniiierten 9erglel1te i'm peflider
8ennilDpo11in erbalten baben
ss1 benz gofe.Be5irf Inn Councils.
bile, no bie Union lid bemiibt, Der
|Stabfnerfen Sic Cote -3ufnbr 5lt III
terbin6el1 bebnnpten Sic 5treifer, ful1
nlle. 11nabbdngigen @ruben I'M Be=
5irf bon Brownsville an Wononga-
beIn IobangeIegt n1ro teiltpeiie a,19 II
nn6eren EeiIen bon SaDette COUNTY,
grfolge eraieH au baben. Dies spir1
ieood bon ben nbeiiter1 beltrit-
ten.
gis iest 1T nnibeinenb nod fein
Mnngel an &obIe I'M Snnbel, oage-
gen I1Bt bie 60rber11ng bon Roble
fit oie Snbrifen, oie il, ber @egel o'is ol'
|eige1er @rl1bett beaogen toeroe1t
11,erflib rnd.
9bgIeid bieIe tonfeto glrbeiter i11'
ge3irf feier1, fins ,pe1lig Rube itori't1-
|gen borgefonnre,1. st, Beftmor elanlo
County ,pa1roe an 5amfto sfrm ei1,
grubentp11ter ourh einet, Sd1tB
ernitlih bertpunoet. Drei 6ranet1 spl,r-
ben ii u1iontotpn 1t,ter bera y ntldge
alngebibrIiden 8etrdgens BET ei''er
yrube III Ser Ndabe einent sloern'sot1'
Dorsefaiibrt.