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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Bonn Sparen.

IS gibt piele Meniben iiir Die
oas Wort vSparen" einen u11ange-
nebmen 8eiflang fat; lie perlteben
oarunter Elm 2eben poa Gntbe9rung
pol ger5i6tleiiten mf aaerlei
Jreuoen uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS llo
gemiilermaBen Elm %fnauieriges, in ie-
Der Be5iebung bei6ranftes Oalein.
lll1o lie mollen 6esbalb gar nidts oa-
bon b0ren, lie mirtidaften oaralif
los, tie genieBen oas 9eben obne je-
ben acknowledgements, bis zines
Cages cine grobe S9ul0enlait uno
Elm 8eriogen 0es iolonge in Mniprub
genommenen &reoits iie init @emalt
CUR ginli6t uft6 gum Na6oenfen
3pingt. So, Damn iino lie b0dit er-
l%ta1nt; on lieber @immel> lie baben
oo6 ibrer Nnlidt nad gar ni6t iiber
lire gerbdltniIie gelebt. Sol@e Safe
erei9nen lid bauiiger als man gloubt
un6 Sic beutige Belt NIT ibrem ge-
lteiger0en 2urusbeoirfnis tragt au@
ibren Seil S6ulo oaran. 9(ber Die
meilte S6ul6 bleibt natiirli9 imrner
al1f seiten iolder Wanner unb folder
Jral1en laiten> sic ii6 ni6t na@ 6er
9ede ltreden f0nnen ODER mol1en.
gtmas Nei0loiigfeit uno Gntiagung
geboren natiirlih oo5u> Inn mitan511=
ieben, mie Mn6ere, sic nit reideren
Weitteln a11sgeitattet iino, lt6 az Die
i90nen Dinge anl6affen fonnen, sic
&unit nn6 Wooe berborbringen un6
Sic nns aus aQen S6autenltern 10
nerfuhreriih lofen. @ber man muB
e6en Dem @erltan6 bier gr0Bere
&e6te einrGumen als Sen ltets fauf=
luitigen @iini6en, un6 man 6arf
ni6t bergeiien, 6ob 9urusgegenitan0e
gum @liid bes .2ebens gar nidt un=
be6ingt erfor0erli9 iin6. SIN @egen=
teil-6ie pabre 3ufrie0enbeit mobnt
fat INNER 5uiammen nit Ser &C.
niigiamfeit, 11n6 6as Slid ldBt feline
gol0enen Stroblen gar oft 0ur6 6ie
blonfen S9eiben zines Oad,fdn1n1er=
dens itrablen. User nidt erobe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Dos GRcatcr IN Nctt
pfarrecmcinncft.

49, @$Es.-t E&S
Gie 8inter5eit nabt pieoer beran
uno nit ibr oie 3ett Der inneren
SauSarbeit. Nn oen langen Winter-
obenoen mub mas geideben, lagt
man, ut1o fiirpabr, mas t0nnte oa
nidt aues gei6eben
Das @emeinoe Ebeater iollte bel
mebr uno better entpidelt meroen.
2ei0er geben lpir bergab nit uni e.
rem 8eltrebungen in 0ieler Siniidt
ielblt IN 11nieren oeutiden @emein-
Den. Wte oft tperoen muir elenoe Sur
cen uno nod miierablere ~M}inltrel
Sbo1us" peranltaltet! gin5elne
S6ritte 5unr 8eiieren boben 5par
9ie uno 0a einige getpogt int perflol=
ieneu Sabre aber oes @uten lit nob
piel 81 Wenig geideben. $50 bleibt
0os 0rama? ~Obo" flingts Ia BON
alen Seiten, Scr Mltpater nr1b mobl
pie Htp San 8infle jabrelang &C.
ld)lafen baben!" "2ieb 8Gterlein, 6os
mober fommt 6os? uniere Sl1noens
grnnite 5iebt nidt mebr!" 90 10 1tn0
Got bepabre, baB i9 Den "Gar-
lings" au@ MIR ELM Saar friimme|
Die ni6ts ernlteres fennen unb mel
len alS Sun, baben 5uoiel 6as &om=
manoo gefiibrt! Man bat ibnen ein>
fo9 oen Biuen gelaiien, unto nun iiibt
folt ser Ebeaterfarren int 9red 11no
tper 5iebt i'm berous? g. muB ba1t
einmal NIT @rnI t Der Mnfang &C.
ma@t mer6en un6 6oraufbin 11nent-
tpegt troy @i6eritrebens cine Sort
iebung folgen,-un6 6os @n6e bonn
2ie6 - bas font bon ielb1t!
Sh ioge ni@t ur6 befirtporte fet'
nesmegs, 1uB aues reGt i9tperfdaig
lei1t iou> ober 6agegen audi ntdt Unit
gefebrt: fou 6enn ie6eS &beaterItuG
ni6ts als 2uit un6 faules Sirnge>
ipinit obne @uft uno &roft ieir? $50
loQen sic eoleren @eitnnungen nno
Sic b0beren nn6 ernlteren 8e1trebnn=
gen berfomen, tpe1n lie ni@t nn1e=
rer SSl&gen6 einfa6 eingeimpft ner>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

Glouo al ibrem Seim baben. 81,
8eeroigung finoet Ae1tte Donnerltag,
mprgens 1e1lrt ubr bon BET &atbe'
orale aus itott. Woge Der @eritor-
bene ruben in Srie0cnl
= Sic Greet Nortbern 9abngc-
ieuldoft lit beal.ftragt tpor6en, nit
>em 2egen oes nod SEM Seteranen'
Sospital, oas fommenoes Scbr I'M.
neit ct. Glol1b erridtet miro fiibren,
Sen 3lpeiggeleiies fort5utabren 11no
iid ourd sic @etter5uit0noe BON ote-
Ter Mrbeit nidt obbalten SIT lolIen.
Mm Montag m1roen fniif5ig Mrbeiter
bon ser @obngeiellidoft onaelteQt.
- Der in Fandel's Ellenwarenge-
schaft ais Janitor angestellte Johann
Schmitt wurde Montag i'm st. Raphaels
Hospital zines B~ruchleidens wegen OPP
eriert und befindet SIGH mach gluckli-
iiberstandener Operation den UNI
standen gem;ss wohl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

Geqniem fano sic 8eeroigung anf
DEM &alparien-@ ottesader fruit. W6.
ee lie in 6rieoen ruben!
- 8et ser an Mcntag nn1 Glen.
ltos 6ieier @obe III Mtumar abgebal-
tencn Sabresfonpenticr Der 8aditein-
legcr, Molrer un0 SInd)er bes Stoo~
res mar sic hieitge Union bur6 So
bann 3ierten ais 9elegat pertreten.
- @iirgermeiiter Matfon fiinS;at,
0iemltog icine 8@reitmilligfeit an.
scr hlbi6briaeu (egtsIattpen &oufe-
rcns ser M1lni3ipa!it0ts- 2iga bon
Minneloto, sic ant rs &on1or 1T 81.
No,ll ltottfinoet, ~ts!5l1mobnen.
- @elegentlib ser Montagabeno
III ser ct. Marien= Sh11lboQe itattge'
funoenen Sabresperiamlung oes ct.
Morgarethen = &ercin: m1r6e bodm.
p. 2l,fe, >. 9. 9. s. g. ols geiltli-
der 6iibrer ermdblt; Sic @obl ser
&eomtiuen batte fplgen0es grgebnls:
@rprGiioentin: Trou Geiienoorf; Bra-
iibentin: Sophia Sdelineerii Si5es
p%r1lioentin: Maria @cibel; protofol'
liereuoe Sefret1rin: Waria @illing;
NinonSlcfret6rin: MotbilOo Sotpers;
Sdntmeilterin: Clara &pidiol; IN
Nen acknowledgement wl1roen gelpablt:
Nlice Strobel oltf orci Sabre; Worie
0ombromsft nno Maria George ouf
spei Sabre. 0r. Stangl miro bent
Terein ais l1nterll,fungsor5t 6ienen.
Die ginfiibrune ser re1,en geamtinen
finbet ont 9. Sanlor ltott. Na4 oer
@eriomlung fano cine unterbaltnng
itutt.
Nad) MIR menige Stltn6en St.
franfl1ng lit Moi,t1gobeno Somes
'Guinlinon in ieinem &eim I'M glitter
ucl, So Sobren elites 1t1rermarteten
CODES o%eitorben. gr tprtroe IN 9ea=
fortb, Mltorio, Ganaoa geboren. SSn
1888 perbeirotete er itf nit feiner
i'm ii%6erlebenoen @attn> nit ser er
apei Satire mad, Set @erbeiratung
nod) 81. Glol,b fom lnb iettOem tt
Nieier Stoot Elm frtebli6eS Oa1ein
fiibrte. Mit ser &ottin betrol1ern
iein 10 foit p1otlides Sini@etoen
cir,e Eodter un6 Elm Coin, Sic ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

oromotiibe uebung, Die nidt getpon.
men neroen fam in arnieligen Gar.
cen l1n6 in lauter Spielereien! Gin
g1ttes Drama fcr6et ernites Stre.
ben, tiibttgte Mr6eit unb lange Mus.
bauer NIT elmer g11ten Bortion
Selbitibertpin611ng bon 5eiten Der
2eier als audi Der Spieler ielbit.
Mber no fat man lie etpas tii9tiges
geleiltet lime 6ieies? l1n6 1penu be1te
Die @inoriide Der @el6enipielc Der
%friiberen 3eit leben6ig im @e6a6t.
yniiie iinb, 10 1T bas elm 8eiben, 5ab
Elm gut geipieltes Stib feline
Wirfung nidt berliert. un6 AB
ielbit gara ungettl6ete 2eute Srte'
reiie 6aran fin6en. Gum @ritounen
it's, pie ielbit @9ulfin6er oufmerf,
Jam uno bos er0Bte Sntereiie 5et,
gen, tpenn elmer auf Der 8ibne gut
p%ortragt.
Erooiion ioute es fem in ie5er
Bforrei, in Der geipiel miro, ie6es
}SSabr tpenigitens einmal etma3 &C.
<o%iegenes 5u ~leiitsn. Gin i6ones Gra=
ma, oas alt@ einmal ben anoerer1
Sell bes Meniben beriibrt> namli9
6en @~eritan6, 6as @er5 un6 Die TO-
beren SSS6eale int @eniden nn6 nidt
nur bie 2o9musfeln! 9as miiroe fir
1pabr 6en nSun1nuffers" mn6 'oen
sun" 2iebbabern 1i@t 6en gering.
item @intrag tln! @aben tie 5o9 rod
3eit in &iiIe 1uro 6uGe 6as qanae
SSabr bin6ur9, &oa1suiirite aus itf2'
at maiden, a1t6 Dos, noes 10 ponielblt
fommt, 1pie @pab, miro ni4t oesbalb
eusbleiben, neil einmal au9 eifooS
jgrn1tes getan miro. @paB l1no
@rnit mie geiagt. DoG 6as eine bait
6as an6ere nift unter6riiden, l&l1 TEL
men Freis.
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&tr@lt@e
Ma9ri@ten

X Spdtp' tier 8iiGof Sos. gul9 bat
ben bo6tp. 3errn So1epb 8u1der bon
@elt Union als Efarrer ber ct. Midaels
@emeinbe in Spring Gin ernannt, bte bis
oabtn bonn bo6p. 5errn &arl Fetfter
pa1tpriert murbe, Der Itb gegcnlpdrttg i'm
at. @abriels @pspital in 2ittle Sails
befiuoet. Sic ct. Mlerius @emeinbe in
@ejt llnion miro tempordr bonn bodtp.
Serrn g. S6%ouenberger perieben.
Sic bon BEN bodtp. Sran5i sfanerbd:
tern Solepb unb Sobam Solepb uo!1
Chicago, ST.. in Der bonn bodtp: &errn
Watb. @offn1ann paltorterteu ct. So1epbs
@emeinbe gu @aite Eart geleitete adtz
tdgige Wliiiou gelan9te lebten Sonntagz
abcnb gum feierliden Nb1dlub. ipo5lt it'd
Die bpc5tp. Serren @runentpalo. Maboz
tpalo, 2oler u1b @iunentamp bon ct.
glouo ei%u9efunben batten. Sic Mtllinn
mlb als cine bDGit erfolgretde be5etdz
ut lperben, ba sic gauge @emetnoe 1id
81 ben ergreifenoen Frepigten Der tiidz
tigen &an8elrebner tpie CUR gnhprung
Der fl. Milliun togtdgli6 einfono uno Die
5ei(nuhme an Dem @npfang Ser fl.
@aframente cine ga rerbauen6e tpar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

Snmmen our 8erfugung bat, Ser
muB iib eben 0aran %getpobnen, nit
fleinen 81 rednen ur1o ieine 4usga-
ben na6 ieinen ginfunften 5l1 ridten.
Natiirli6 ioa oamit ni6t geiagt tper-
ben oaB nun ie6er Seller Dor oem
Nnsgeben 6reimal in Ger @ano
berumgeorebt per6en muB; fleinlifa
Spariamfeit lit baBlih uno artet
lei9t in oas idlimmite 2aiter oes
@ei5es aus. Aber &ednen uno Gin
teilen, Bag muB jeoe tii6tige &aus-
frau, ieber Wann b%eriteben, uno ,per
es nidt fam, Ser ioQ es lernen.
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observation-disclosures etbts

. SSn Berlin aniaiiige m%beinlan6er
beranitalteten am Greitag i'm
3eidstag : @ebGu6e cine @ur6.
gebung gegen Die Drobunger
6ranfreidS, gegen oas &11hrgebiet
un6 oas &beinlan6. ~@ine Hbein,
lanos 6roge gibt es ni6t!" 1pa6r
oie Soiung 6ie Der &11n6Jerntng
5ugrunoe Lag. Mn ser Broteiber,
;iamlung, Die bonn &eideperban6
Der &beiIdnber eirtber1tfen tpar,
nabnnen fibren6e 8ertreter Ser St.
beiteri&aft, tpie Ser @roBinoujtriel-
len tell.
~Die &beinlanoer fibrte SER
@orfibenoe aus, ufin6 6e1tti9 Big
in oie @1rod}en. @ein GuBerer
3mang, ielbit 8aionette ni@t, suer-
Sen ibnen oas 8epuiiein rau-
ben." Ser @oriiben6e 6es &ei6sber-
Bombs oeuti9er Sn6uitrie. fubrte
a1s, 6ie 9a1rdfiibr11ng Ser Dro>
bung 6ranfrei9s &pir6e 9eutfd}-
lan6s Sn6uitrie berni@tem Ser
@eneraliefretdr seq Nattonalber.
ban6s 3euti6er @on6merfer er>
flGrte, Die &an6merfer un6 Die
Mittel @raiie inn &beinlano, mie
Die Mrbeiteri9aft mir6en ii4 nit>
malls I'M einen Srt6aslobn bonn @e;z
Ge losrei1en Ia1ien.
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TQmtliemtret$
Sd mill.

Ser @iae lit iGor bal6e 1at uno
Menid)en, Die bel moQen eretben
kaub piel I'M 2eben, mdbren0 anoere>
sic ii6 bon tatenlole11 8iini6en nno
Sebren %per5ebren, sic aQe5eit ipre<
6en: ~S9 wiini9te!" SD mo9te!"
li6 aber ME 81 ei11em energi1ben>
3ielbepnbten SD mill" aufl6min=
gen> f0nnen> nreilt audi ouf Sic Grill
lung ibrer @inIu~ ,..~ tbreS Seb~
mems per5i9ten miiiier, neil lie ni9t
Strait uno Mus6auer ge11ng baben,
um au6 ernltli6 6arna6 81 banoeln
unO gu itreben.
IS gibt audi an0ere %9fatnren, Die
aQer6ingS Diel molen, aber beute Die
les nno morgen ienes> Die am 5mettcn
Sag gemobnli6 geringi6abig an 0as
benfer, mas tie porber 10 beiB erltreb=
ten. 0ieIer @anfelmut oes @iqens
miro audi niemols an Elm 3iel fibren.
Sol6e Naturen perben bon Der eige=
men S9tpad}beit bin un6 Der geidiit=
telt, uno Die Welt 5ablt tie 81 ienen,
Die ni9t miilen, tpos lie moaen!
~6eit"! muB 6er @ille 1ein, mill
man oes Segens teilbaftig mer0en.
Gin @iae gu b0ier Sat tragt Die
Citrate in itd) ielbt, benin unfrie0en
un6 &%ubeldigfeit geben 6amit Sano
in @on0, mabreno, tpie Die 8ibel
iagt, nn5 idon Ser 8iae aQein Dor
@ott fir Die poue Sat gere9net nn0
6arna@ belobnt miro.
Bor v@ott" - Die @elt nber gibt
lid) 11idt NIT Dem blolen 8iqen 5u=
frie6en. @er ni6t Die &raft bat, 6as
SD mill" ar9 IN DER Sat um5ulet=
gen. miro ni6ts errei@en. Sreili6 an
bieier &raft feblt eS au@ ielten TO-
bal0 mir audi MIR einmal et1Das felt
uno ernltli9 moQen.
Gin fe1ter 8iQe lit ibon balbe Sat
6enn er nimmt ben &an1pf nit O}u.
fen uno 8ei9meroen auf un0 ber-
folgt mutig nit uneri6itterlider
Mus0auer bas geltedte 3iel.
Ga eS beut5utage mebr 1piQe1s=
id1pad)e 2erte gibt, iiben Die per=
etn5elten 8iQensltarfen etne magne-
tijieren6e &raft auf Die anoeren aus.
I'm lie fammelt it9 in fur5er 3eit
Elm berebren6er, leitungsbeoiirftiger
@reis, Der itA freuoig ben &oti6la=
gen uno Mnoronungen bes Starferen
untermirft. @liidli9 pen11 oieier
@tarfere Elm gutter, ebrlider 6reunD
Dem anoeren miro, aber mebe, tpenn er
Die uebermo9t feines Biuens in ben
Dienit 6es 8oien felt! Mus oieiem
@iuensunteri4ieo erflaren it9 Die
oft jtauner1smerten &etriigereien, mel-
ae fait tdgli@ oa un0 bort an ben
Sag fommen.
go ipmpatbii9 un6 ber5be5min=
geno Meni9en nit feltem Biaen auf
onoere mirfen, ebenio lit es, 1penn it6
oie unreife SSugeno oomit briitet.
M1uensltdrte ent1D1delt l1D er1l
aus grfubrungen, bertrand unb Gbas
rafter> uno ale 6ieie @igeni6aften
belibt oie SSa1geno nod in redt gerin<
gem Wabe. 8ns DEM reifen Nlter
als @11ergie, nbgeflGrtes 5ielbewubtes
Streben angerednet miro, barf ltd
ni9t Die Sllgen6 aneignen. Sbr Ser
itano lit gu fl1r5, penn iid oieier nidt
Ser @in1t@t @elterer unteror0net,
tpirft er eigeniinnig uno balsit0rrig,
5mei gigenibaften, melhe, tpenn tie
itarf berportreten, getuiB fein i1lgenb-
11ides @emiit berid0nern un6 melt
entfernt .iino bon Dem feiten Wiuen,
Ser 11ns Mnfer nno 5tiibe iein fam.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20

mendous figure of ssssoo.ooO. This figure shows ar
900 the appropriations for the
years 1916 1916, 1917 and 1918 when fiat appropr
alton OF $50 600 900 made for year The jump
was due to increases in salaries OF carriers. -
The first complete county rural service estab-
llshed December 20, 1ses In Carroll county, Maryland
From that date county service rapidly developed until
1t covers more than 1000 counties.
UP to 1915 there 26.Oso fourth class postoices
discontinued the establishment OF rural
delivery service representing annual saving TO the
postal service of s1613o4o. while the saving resulting
from the disoontnuance OF star routes estimated
at sa.4s2,s7o per annum.
When the service first inaugurated rural carriers
were paid salary of 5000 year. They may now get
as much s2.1so year, depending the length Of
routes while of fifty miles more
pay a salary from sQ,25O to $4,000.
Illinois leads the nation both in the number of rural
routes In mileage there being 2,621 routes cover
ing distance OF 7o174 miles in that State. Ohio Is
second with ASIA routes, Missouri third with 1885,
Iowa fourth with 2,203 Texas fifth with 2157, Penn
syivana sixth with 2o1e. Kansas seventh with 1ss4
New eighth with 1894. Indiana ninth with 1922
Michigan tenth with 1870 Wisconsin eleventh with
.sss. Minnesota twelfth with 1857.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
WOMEN JOINING THE PARTIES

| A LnEADY a large per cent. Of Delaware women
N realize that there must be two great parties, and
unless you belong 10 the other OF them, your
vote is lost
They know that to be independent voter is to
throw your vote away candidate succeed un-
less he has an organization back OF him. They know
that to your ticket is TO give ad and comfort
TO the enemy the candidate the ticket do
not believe IN by his party for the things you
do not believe in.
Suppose you were in battle and from you IN
the ranks OF the enemy you knew to be "a
gentleman and a scholar" while beside you fighting
for the principles that you lighting for you
should discover veritable vagabond Would you give
your your opponent and your gun on the
man who stood for your cause?
Delaware women coming to realize that parties
bigger individuals They represent ideals and
policies which and II we want help with
their program, cannot afford trip cause by
throwing influence TO the enemy or putting into
power who will do all he hurt measures
we standing for.
Candidates human and temporary. but party
ideals are bigger than humanity and are perma-
nent. We do well to align ourselves with that party
which is moving in the direction want to go.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20

repartition was control OF the Straits.
They agreed that the Sultan should
again be get up as a temporal as we'll
as spiritual ruler in Constantinople.
Tho war scare in the British Cab
met has its serious side. It also has
a humorous side. Lloyd Georges
political prestige has been weakened
by the Greek debacle. He talks
loudly OF using force to execute the
Sevres Treaty. Yet for nearly three
years he has been soft peda1ing on
the use of force. or even pacific
coercion, to make Germany live up
to the terms OF the Versailles Treaty.
II Is a situation which, speaks for
itself. There can be no obstacle ex-
cept Kemars foolhardiness TO a
negotiated settlement in the Near
East. Yet events have forced Lloyd
George to bloom out as a belligerent
defender of treaties. It making all the
difference in the world TO him whose
OK Is gored. Maybe he viii be hence
forth a little less color blind to Ger
man treaty evasions.
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
The Ford Shutdown
CFrom the washington POst).

Approximately 100000 men have
been forced into the ranks Of un-
employment by suspension Of oper-
ations in Ford plants. This IS the
latest item to be debited 10 Henry
Ford's ignorance OF his limitations.
The shutdown. II carried TO the ex-
tent threatened. will put additional
thousands on the idle list and Will
seriously affect hundreds OF thous-
ands of workers in allied and re-
lated industries. II will also tend 70
aggravate the disturbed industrial
conditions that now prevail in many
fields. Mr.. Ford has stated two
reasons for euspending activities,
which are to be taken together in
reading the motive and purpose OF
HIS action. On August 26. he stated
that shortage of coal would mako
shutdown unavoidable. on August
81, he amplified this with the dec
laration that he would not pay the
prices charged for coal. even though
It could be furnished him. This last
converted his suspension plan into
strike" move against prices.
The fact that the initial threat was
made at time when-the coal sltua-
ton was clearing with a rapidity
that promised early relief OF fuel
needs and the statement by officials
Of his Company admitting improve
ment in fuel conditions tend TO
weaken the public's confidence in
the sincerity of the original Ford
pronunciamento. Fact and state
ment also tend to emphasize the
avoidabiiity of action that must
mean serious loss to hundreds OF
thousands OF workers and serious
injury to many industrial interests.
AS it now stands NJ shutdown is
to be listed as Mr.. Ford's protest
against prices that he terms ex-
cessive. Now here is a fearless and
determined man. He will bpy coal at
his own price or not at all. He will
close his factories before he Will
pay more. He VIII hold out agai nst
those whom he lists as "gougers"
to the last worker on HIS payroll.
A hundred thousand employees and
their families may be thrown into
want. And additional hundreds of
thousands may suffer as a result OF
his action. But he will heroically
make this sacrifice. or rather let
those whom he forces into idleness
make II. TO the end that he may
carry his point.
Many are disposed TO read Mr..
Ford's action, so ostentatious1y
labeled ''ant-profteering." as large
ly motivated by desire TO effect a |
of production that Is
urged by market conditions Affect
ing the products of his factories. |
More will be disposed to see in the
sound ana fury against his pet |
enemy, Wall Street, that accompany |
Evening journal., 1922-09-20
THE COAL TERRoRIsTs.
From the New York Tribune.

| From the New YOrk IrlDune.
President Harding truly told Con-
gress last month that coal oonsum-
ers were at the mercy of the strik-
ing United Mine Workers. The
strikers won their fight against the
soft coal and hard coal operators
and prevented any change in the in
fated war wage scale. They sacri-
feed millions OF dollars 10 do this.
But they felt that they were build
ing up their power as a privileged
wage class and clinching their
chance to profit at the expense of
the rest of the community.
Victory has gone TO the heads of
Mr.. Lewis and his associates. Will
liam Green, ecretary-treasurer of
the miners union, now announces
that It will make an alliance with
the British miners union for the
purpose of closing the American
market to British coal and the Brit
ish market to American coal under
certain contingencies.
Mr.. Green thinks that the public
here was not squeezed hard enough
in the recent strike. The Inter
borough company. for example.
contracted for British coal with
which to operate the subway. It
thus forestalled the possibility OF
shutdown. It did its duty to its
patrons and to the city. But the
strike leaders Consider this -pur-
chase of British coal an infringe
ment on their right to say who shall
have coal and what price he shall
pay for 1t. They will try to tighten
the next blockade by pledging the
British miners union not to allow
any British coal to be shipped to
America.
This step is a natural one for
labor monopolists who believe they
have the public by the throat. IF
we will not dig coal nobody else
shall dig It," is their motto. 1t was
trsgically illustrated at Herrin, Ill.
But they fail to reckon with the
hostility which their arrogance has
aroused. Coal Is a necessity. The
country must have It People Will
insist on having It. no matter who
digs It. The government, If need
be. will intervene TO see that coal
is dug, stored and sold.
An international alliance to make
coal famines more pinching would
be the last word Of the Lewis school
Of leadership. But the country is
through with that school. 1t will
see to It before the British alliance
Evening journal., 1922-09-20

| HIS shutdown order and in certain
implications of his action indication
of underlying strata of prejudice
and cheap politics And all will be
disposed to view the results threat
ened by the shutdown as fixing It in
the ill-timed column and discredit-
ing It as an Industrial move.
Even though the Ford anti
proflteering" shutdown be accepted
at face value, Il is to be listed as an
ill-directed and overreachlng play.
II is to be classified along with the
Peace Ship, venture OF 1915 under
the head of FORD efforts conceived
in disregard or ignorance OF Ford
limitations" But this latest Fordism
has none OF the mirth-making po-
tentiality that characterized the
Peace Ship" play. II is grimly SER
ious. It threatens a large number
OF workers with injury and viii
inevitably tend to aggravate indus
trial conditions, and this at a time
when they specially need remedial
treatment. AS result OF the coal
anu ENAAh1 AAAt haAAOn Ah1Io
a situation that calls for co-opera-
ton by all elements and interests to
the end that prosperity may regain
It's stride. And this the Ford sus-
pension tends to prevent. Though its
effectiveness as means of reduc-
ing coal prices be admitted, II is to
be counted a misplay with danger
Gus possibilities. Clearly the end
does not Justify the means. To op-
pose prices deemed excessive may
in the abstract, be admirable. But
when, as in this case, such opposi-
ton means ihcalculable loss to hun
dreds of thousands, in comparison
with which the maximum gain pos
sible would be as nothing, Il de-
serves public oensure. It must seem
to the employees whom Mr.. Ford
has thus deprived of employment
that he has strange way Of showing
the affectionate consideration for
them that he boasts. For the salts
faction that comes with hitting
those whom he classes as profiteers
he Is swinging his lash across his
employees shoulders. To carry his
point relative TO GOAL prices, he is
striking out, apparently Indifferent
as TO whore or how hard his blows
may fall on the public. The fact
that other directors OF industry
realize the nations need for main
tenance Of activities does not appear
to have impressed him. But the
public will not prove so unimpress-
ible- 1t will contrast his action with
that of other leaders in industry,
who. under the same general condi-
tions. are continuing production, |
and to classify It accordingly. This
play strengthens convic-
tlon that history's regard for Mr.. |
Ford will be as Light as is his for