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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07

geHtlnters lnHe1l, ME Der Beltafl.
~gl1Bs5ettel ergab. Sab ibn bort
e%beniotpe1tig ielldno oes 8etrnaes
iiberfiibpen fonnte mie allf Der Yunf..
muBte er. SUIT mar bier frenlo.
N,lb 6ieie Mngclegenbeit mar.
raiA erleoigt. Sans ltellte ittdt Dor,
unterbreitete Der 3ireftion ieine
Mnsiueispapiere nl1b erpabnte, bob.
er leiber ge5tpungen mare, nod
am spdtnabmittag ab5nreiien. St
Bat, Ole Softer nad Dem Central.
babnbof ibaffen gu laiien. Witt
Dem bofliden 8eoauern, Miiter Ste.
ges nidt i'm Sotel beberbergen 3u
buirfelr, geleitete Der Soteloireftor
8radpib Bis gum 8ortal. Dor
ibm Der nuroen Die itarfen &eiie.
foffer gefabren. @r folgte al Sub,
oa oas Sotel in ndblter NQbe oeS
8abnbofes lag, no einitmeilen Die
Softer i'm @epddraum aufgegeben+
meroen lolten.
BradtpiB lieB iid einen Sinterle.
gnngsibein gebe11, uno bentertte, bob
iet1e Softer abgebolt Dlroe1.
Cine Stunoe ipdter langte oas
gepad I'M So1ei r5uM au1l1lU1pur
an.
Sn Dem groBen, ruidternen 3in-
n1er, bel felt bartholomew Sur un0
geiid)ertem Sblul1eAo9, oft11ete
Bradntb Die ein5elner 4offer.
@raufabl mar lein @eltbt, ut1o es
froltelte tbn, obtpobl e Don Set
3u Get e111en Sblnd Me1n tra1tt.
I'm ole Softer gu offnen, muBte
er Die 5hloller erbrede11, oenn er
belaB telne 9@lullel. Ga er 119
IN Wtiinebe1 ole not1gen Mert5e1ge
oa5l erldatf bette, fam er raid oa'
mt gu e11oe.
Als Die eir5el1e1t 9edel l19 .be.
ben lleBen uao er n.1r N oas 81.
mere gu gre11e1 bra1lc9te, erfaBfe 1D1l
DIE qllaloue Anglt nod e1l1tal.
Mber Damn mar es oorbel; nun
iollte lbn Die Sbtpa9e mot me1r
iiherm01t1en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07

VSSlNSJ1V%S%4tN aVSnlSS @ZE0SAit MINI
feniter ausgeiteQten @elnllbe
gs mnren eirige ihone Qatlo.
ibaften Darullter. Cine Damon.
.GriibIing am Beufer See" be5ei,b.
net, fiel Inn beionoers auf. Son.
nenidein lag iber Ben bliibenoen
Ni6inmen, Die Ieidt getrduielten 8el-
len oes 5eeg flimmerten mte ell
Der. Sim Sol3gatter elmer 8ieie.
lebnte ein iiunges @eib uHb blidtt
fr0blih ben Deidnuer an, Die Sant
Sc fed iii bie Siiften geitiiBt.
9as Bib ita1o in Der Mitte. es
iolte mobl %beio1oers ouffnllen
8rndnib iudte nod Dem Namen
oes Molers, uno fanb i'm unten in
elmer Ode: 2iia Meges.
Sic bate entidieoen Salent, Die
iu,lgp Malerin.
Or fonnte itb cine gauge @eile
gar niidf1t bon Dem 8il6e trennen.
Dann betrabtete er oas SSnnere oes
2abens. Ser 8eiiber mar nidt
olein. Cine iunge Game, einfad,
aber gut gefletoet, itano Dor Dem
bageren, berbiiien a%ugiebenoen &C.
idGfsmon11e. Beibe unterbielter
iib offenbar iebr lebbaft. Man fab
es an ben baitigen 8enegungen oes
Mannes, Der tpieoerboIt mad Der
Wn1o oeutete, an Der neitere sc.
mdloe bingen. 9obei 6rebte aud
6ie iunge Game einmal ben &opf;
iie ertpioerte offenbar nod entihie-.
oener auf Die Morte oes 2aoenbe.
libers.
Mun iab Bradpib aud ibr Sc
1ibt;; es mar bubfb. 9ie 4leine
ibien iebr drgerlib 5u iein. Was
lie Dem bageren Meniden er5dblte,
fonnte Brodpit nidt beriteben ober
ireunolibe 9inge fonnte fie linn ge-
nib niht ia8er.
Nl0tlid arebte lie lib ouf Dem
Mbiose UNI un6 ra1nte CUR Mus.
ga1gstir. Dibt bnbor belt Die
aIeine aber nod einn1al an unb
5eigte o,,f oas Bib i'm Geniter.
@ieber REF iie etpos; Ser Qaoen.
6efiber bob bic 9ar16, 1tieB cine Mnt.
mort berpor % mar bic &lei1e
audi idon orouBen auf Der StraBe
uno bdtte beinabe 8radniB iiber.
rnnrt.
.Db - entibnIoigen sic, meinI
9err."
grudmit mar auf Die 5eite getre.
ten.
nWidts 5u iagen, meme @ndoig-
ite.
9ann mar lie porubergeeiIt. Sur
tur3 itreifte ibr lebbafter, ounfler
Bid ben 5remoen.
8radpik itano mie feltgebonnt an
Der 5tele, fubr iih iber Die @tir-
ne nnD mnrmelte: vDas mar 2iia
&eges, fie bat 0iefelben Mugen mie
lbr 8ruoer."
9eaa} luz 2Set1e 1parI ct pen
Sept 511rud; er batte e1re1 ra1be11
entl9luB gefaBt.
lgr offnete Die Cir oes 8iloer.
laoens uno frat EN-.
5ofort fam ibm Der bngere Ma1n
entgegen, 1e1ne oorD1n m1Blaltt1tge,
pergr6mte Miene nabm ben Mus.
Druid botllder 3iebersnnroigteit on.
nWomit tam tb Dem @errn Die.
men
Bradnib mari einen fur5en, pfrii-
terleef Bltd Out oe1 Wfa1,11, Damn
la9fe er: $50 pope I'M 9orpe1ge'
gen EN- quo N SDrem Geitlter &c.
leDen, oas NH gefaAf. Ne111t Der
pre1s mot gu bod 1T, mnroe 19 IS
otele1d)f ertperben.e
Ser Runitbanoler ibob cine Sol5-
man0 5uriid, Die oas Geniter our
9alfte nub Der 5trabenieite nb.
lbloB.
.Bitte mir gu iagen, UNI meldes
@emdl6e es iib ba11oelt. Sd neb-
mo o2 hnrn1,e ann ffnfIo 90 IN no.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07


III aorsnnne. Qiebcr cs,l1t. "a 5otl.
teSt Rn herfommen. Mas mplIte
in Sir MIN ollrs al, c~ntaiifeuoul
HiaRd1en ,eiaen.
W,,uh snnit ii es herrlih bier.
Sin Miln ppn mir ihide ID, Gil
lieber nid,t.. g 1T bciier. an III.
teiIlt nad1 Sci. WirfIitfeit. ltott ,1od)
sem 6d,ein.
Gam min ih Sir ein @eit1nonis
modem. oo1nit au fieblt. id, bin Of.
fen u11o ehrlid, ueaen Sid. SD
bin - perIiebt. >idreflih perliebt.
Nolter heiRt 81. 1T Ssnaeuieur III Ell.
ncm beoelltenoen Wetrieb bier. 5ie.
,nnd,en bort Motorbopte, aata ,,elle
Eppen, mie WoIter iaat. unb er.
III nit 2eib u,,o 5eele babel, bat
aroRe 8lQue. modte zines gaues
Ieilbober Scr 1abrif meroel, mie
or iaat5 gr bat audi ole belten.
Musiid,ten ou,l1. yber mir meroe,l
nod, Ell @eiIdcn marten minen,
bis Wolter entmeoer oas arpBe Sos
aepiunt. ODER bis Elm amerifaniider
Miaion4r mir Wuftraae 5It @enlal.
oen fir einiae b,uloerttauieno Meart
uibt, Wenn gu iiber lold)e
5dpQrmere,en lad)lt, 10 TUT gu
gan5 redt. Wir LADEN ia AUDI ibel
iolde 8Bantaitereien. bis lett ia.
ben MIR beioe nibts als unieren Su-
NOR, Der uns Soft lei 9ant dud
oarn nid)t perlaBt, mentl eS lonlt
red)t fnapp sebt.
Wenn 81 Gid ood entidlleBen
%tonntelt, gu uns 81 fommen! Ware
oas bubl6! Wlr ore1, Eu, Malter
h,.o i'd! uno uber uE1s DER lonn1ge
l5d}1pel5Srb.mmel uno nm ulls ole
lerrlld}lte !taf'.l, o1e IS NIT Se1nem
Ar9ent11l1e1l auft11l1mf.
Sleber Sruoer, LOB oalo oon Dlr
bore11, pte gu oentlt. Wlr ton1en
IS taum eriparten. Ser emptane
miro berrlld Tern.
80 au"s lpon les! 'Me1n ''e.''ss
a!e11et y oa1nla e ~. e''el lul'1.
'tgen 9aue Iut S'a ~1re:
Sau1eno 0tuBe uno HuNe oo0
setner SaNpe'let ~. u-au
S11a y'e8es.
Med elrler quer noer oen Hat'o
Ssl9rlebenea Aorelle tolgten nod)
elnmal ber5ltbe S6luBtoorte bon
s1la Heges.
Braftu1s orebte ben Brlet lang.
lam IN oen 9anoen. gr bate 1eoe
3e1le beoadt1g gelele1l uno 1for
Iriber in Der Yrieftai9e oes Soten
ye1nu nap3e'eben. Oh lth ettpa Elm
9l1tpels Sa1o, OaB Suit Neges 1ut
o;eles Sd)relter ! oas etfpa BRET Wo.
her alt 1etr mobte, geanttportet
batte. uno er bette ei11e11 5tueite11
9rlet 9etu11oen. Yin angetangenes,
ltnu%olenoetes S9re1ben. per gu.
lamneneefniffene goge1t entbtelt Die
Worte::
nWteine liebe Sbpeiter 2iia!
SD bin auf Dem Wege gu Dir.
IS lout~ cine ueberralhnng fir
DID iein. Meine Softer lino BON
3atnburg nod 9auianne urtertpegs.
Wo lb.abltelge, oerrate ld 91r.111ft.
sd mill crit mol teben uno pril.
ten; %be1oroerS Ge1net1 a11gebeteten
Walter, Den groBel Sngenleltr.
Nt11m Gid IN aoBt, oaB lb 9lr nld1t
am @noe bod Die al5u groBe Srel.r
De peroerbe! SD bin IN Der Welt
en- itrenae: Neobadter uno Nibter
Den i'd arf Ser5 uno Nieren &c.
prift babe, finoet @naoe Dor mel.
aen Auaell. aber mir tperoen ia
ieben. 3n marit ia INNER Elm
fluacs G1lA nit offe1en Mugen.
sd bin Gift Dem Beg gu Dir. @a1n.
ib eintreffe, perrate i'd nidt. Bt0b.
lid: hill id Dor Sid bintreten nnb
lrkc1. OBJ gu Den aroRe1l 8ru0er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07

lUOClule NuA ltHtta lNulattEtt
Gliides aniannlen. Sam mlBtr
allies ans galesliht fonlnle,,. HIM
bel oieiem @eOanfel ailaelangl.
fnidte CT mieber 5uiummen, iei8e.
lpie er es ielbcr nanrte. gr
iIrdtete lliid) por Der Mlsiprabe ,tne
ibren 5olgen,
Neilt, es blicb inn nid)ts a1,0e.
res iibrig, ais al ihlpcigM uno 6a.
Iammpl5nraffen all @llidstrim
merll, mas nod 3u batter, mar.
2iIa, Sic 5hlpeiter oes Gotten, Dir
alf ibren 8rllocr martete tonl1te
ct unbepegt al iDr Doriiberibreiten?
lno Malter. tbr 8rautigam nit
Den groBen &%uffnnngen! And oelien=
!@liid unb @eihid belt 9radmis
nun in Der Sano. sic bofften ge-
niB I'M gebeimell out Die Silfe oes
reibcn @ruoers. uno Suit batte
scr Shmeiter iider gebolfen.
DradniB idob ben lebten Brief,
oen &eges nidt mebr abfenoen fonr1-
te, in feline Yrieftalbe, Den onoeren
barg CT mieoer in Dem Softer, ben
er iorglib %perfperrte. Damn ieB.
te er iib naboenflib in ben Stubl
Dor Dem Gid.
Or moute nit lid ins refine forn.
men; nit lib uno iiber fem Ser.
balten gu 2iia &eges.
uno enolib erbob er iid), fubr
lib nit Der &ano iiber Die belize
5tirne unb iprab leiie Dor fib bia:
SD tperbe ibr belfen."
Sim anoern Mtorgen reilte er mad
! Munhen. Mber bort blieb er MIR
einen balben Gag uno ianote cine.
Depeid)e al, Marie: Piles gebt gut.
Meroe elm paar Gage bier bleiben
muiien. Beunrubige bid nidt."
Ganm f1br er meter, nod eau.
jaime, obne in Miaden irge1o ct
mas unternompnen gu baben. sGr,
iragte nibt einmal, OBJ Der alte @e.
neral, .DnfeI Mub". uiiberbaupt nod
lebte. @ebolfen bdtte Der @ei5.
baI5 ibm ia bod ME.
SOS fonnte linn oieie leere
5trobpuppe niiben!
9bne ieoen 3miidenfaq, mdbreno
Der Gabrt mieoer gan3 i'm S11tern.
gefeltigt, 11rr On oas 8iel oenfeno
~ 6anebet1 Elm biBhen an 2iiu STE.
aes, fam er in 2auianne an.
Sn einem BON Der SauptperfebrS1
ltraBe abieits gelegenen Sotel, oas
er iid tpdbreno Der 5abrt bon eli.
mem @etien6en empfeblen nno be-
i9reiben lieb, itieg er ab.
Oils er ieinen Nannen in oas
5rcmoenbu6 eintragen ionte, 90.
gcrte er einen Mugenblid. Niemano
beadtete i'm oabei. Ser 9aus-
biener tpar oomit befddftigt, ieinen
Qeoerfoffer nad Dem 3tmmer gu
trager, Ser @ei6dfsfubrer begruBte
Ioeben a%ngetommene Grem6e. Brad.
pib preBte Die 2ippen 3ufammen
E ~ 49, g.. - ~ErEE ~ 49, sF&EG 49,.
unb imrieb nit feiter Sano in oas
Bud: nSuit &eges, Snge1ienr, Mr.
gentl111en:
Daran1 meg e. ruDI9 DI11er oeM
pa11so1ef'er ote areppe et1por.
Mm nG1iten Bornlittag indte
Bradmib i'm @taotinnern oas 8anf.
baus ant Dem SUIT Meges iein Ser.
m0gen iibermieIen bate. CT 3udftts
nit feiner @imper, dis er ieire Ba
pierre un0 leinen 8aB, iotpie Sic 8e.
itqtiaunaet1 Der &amburger Banf
pormies. burh uelde 6ie uebertpet.
tuna mad, bier peranIaBt morben
mar. Sc itimmte oIes, ntdts qat
III 8ebpnfen NnloR. .Die ubliden
NormaIitdteu tporeu balo erleoigt.
Wqn aob linn einen Boten nit mad:
Sem 6otel .Yum Mitliid)mur", III
sem er abaeltieaeu nor. Ser Mann
trua III itarfer Mappe oas Self
un6 uberaab oies bau1, i'm Sotel
- ora.a no
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WANTED

Detached or semi-detached
modern brick home in good
neighborhood. Give price
and terms. Address ''B. W."
P. Q. Box 223.
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WHY PIEGEWORk WAS ABOL-
!SHED On RAILROADS DUR
ING FEDERAL CONTROL.
Continued from Page 4


When this report was made, the In
vestigation Of the piece-work system
had not been fully completed, but the
burden imposed upon the Government
!:y managers had become SO heavy
that Mr. McNanamy urged that the
practice be Immediately abolished.
an view Of these evils which have
been proven and arc admitted" he
said, my recommendation is that an
order be issued az once to discontinue
the piece-worl; system on all railroads
nader Federal control at the earliest
practicable date. In no other way can
evils which have been proven to exist
under this system be eliminated.
Tho situation is so serious that |
would not feel justified in not direct
ing it TO your attention and suggesting
what 10 me appears to be the only
remedy"
Railroad workers arc eyoneratcd by
Mr.. Mc.tanamy from any responsible
it yfos the evils that wese pointed
cut, he said:
at is worthy of note that the over
payments of piece-wcrkers on the
Pennsylvania ald the other roads re-
fcrrcd to we're not the result Of a
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HASilSGIGN-bikC RAILWAY
L

WASHISGTG RAILWAY
80. NOTICE 70 TIE TUBLIC.
Winter schedule Of trains between
Washington, Alexandria and Mt. Yer
non, effective LOO A, NJ, December l,
! 1921. Daily except Sunday and holi-
days.
leave Washington for Alexandria
Alt. Vernon aud intermediate stations:
\. NJ, Geo. SIS. 6:35, $50, 7:05, 7:10
l::5'. 40, 1925. 1893, 7:3G. 7:49, 1850
500. $40. Sis, $3.50, S:45, e:00', s:15.
5:3G', 9:45, 1900, 1915, 10:30', 1O:45,
Il:u0', 1i:l5, 1882, 1876, 12:00' noon,
i. NJ. 1915. 1900, l2:45, 1907, 1:15
800. 1i5. ZOO. 2:15. 2:30'. 2':.5. 5000,
3:ij, $500, 3:45, 3:53. 4:OG', 4:O5. 4:i0,
ia. $50, 4:25. t:3O. 4:S5, 4:4o, 4:45,
j:2S, 5:35. SAB. $3.50, 5:55, 5000. COS,
$40 G:l5, GO. $50. 6;d5, TOO, 1920
I:40, 5000, $40. S:40, 900, 9:20. $40,
1900, 1920, 10:40. 11:00, 11:15, 11:25',
Has. 1915, 1880.
'Mt. Vernon trains.
Leave Alexandria for Washington
and intermediate stations: a. NJ,
500, $40, 500, 6:15, $50. $40. 6:45.
6:55, 700, 7:1O, 7:1T, 1925, T:35, 7:40,
7:42. 1855, $50. 1855, 500, sos, $40
SIS, S:2o. $50. S:45, S:55, $40, 9:25,
$40 9:5J. 1910. 1925, 1910. 1855,
! ii.In, ll.G3, Il.fU, ll.|a-i. NJ, 1. Il v,
l2:25, 12:4O. 1855, l:1o. 1:25. lac, 1855,
2:l0. 2:25. 2:40. 2:55. $40, 1925, $40,
a:s6, 4IO. AIS. 4:23. 4:25, 4:S5. 4:40
AS, Asa. i:55. 500, sos. 5 10, $40, 5:25.
$50, 5:35, $40, 5:45, 5:55, 6:1O, 6:25
$40. 700, 1870, $40, 500, SEQ, $40
500 500. $40. 1000. 1920, 1910. 1856,
11:1J, 1870. 1915.
Leave Mt. Vernon for Alexandria,
Washington and intermediate stations
4. NJ. 6:l5, IT'S. $50. 9:I2. 1000, 1900,
l2.o0 noon; =. NJ. TOO. 200. 500. 400,
: 90. 500, T:i5, Sis, 9:l5, 1918, ll:l5'
l2:20X
Leave Alexandria for Mt. Vernon,
daily except Sundays and holidays:
a. NJ, 5:35. 6:i5. 7:45. $40, $50 1880
1880 p. NJ 1890. 1870. $50 $3.50, 1870,
$50. $50. 1886, $3.50, 1856, 1876. 11:55x.
1926, 1859.
xTrain runs to Four Mile Run only,
Pocket schedule may be obtained at
all ticket nffices.-Washingt cn-Vir-
CinIa Railway Co.
SS2-5r
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - CONVENIENTLY LO-
Gated 7-room and bath brick house,
in excellent condition. inside and out.
Electric lights, latroDe heat. Irlcc,
terms, and Inspection on application.
Richard l.. Rutfner, els King street.
Phone 1901. Oo-tl
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NOTICE

The battery business and
building Of Washington and
Laid at Us North St. Asaph
Street has been sold to
Trayers and Sutton who will
continue the same business
With good service to all.
6S-3p.
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FOR SALE--A NICE 10-ROOM HOUSE,
1908 Gibbun street. Apply 10Ol GID
bon street. G7-2p
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Rich'd. Fred. & Pot. L. L.
-
North

South North
New York-Jacksonvtlle
3:32 4. m. 49,. GA. G. La -. 1880 p. m.
WnshinEton-Hic hnrnJ
1857 a. ~. 800. Uocal) 80. HAT a. m.
New Observation-Disclosures
9:l2 a., m. IS. Il. Id -. $3.50 p. m
New York-FioriJu
o:i7 4. m. 80. GA. c. Id =. s:ll a. m
Washtngton-Frederi
kl0:20 d. NJ. -. tLocaD 80. S:04 a. n
Washinston-R Richmond
1902 p. m. -. (Express) =. 2:i6 p. m.
WgshinstOu-FredcrI
zo:0I p. III. ..... tLocaD 500. S:04 a. 10.
New Observation-Disclosures
S:S2 p. m. CA. c. ID 1905 p m.
Atlanta Birmin CHAM
OH p. m. Is. a. Id -. 11:55 L. m.
Wnshington-Rich
OF p. m. 80. lLocaD 80. '5:52 p. m.
New Iork-Columbia
S:12 p. n. -. Is. a. L. -. us q. m
New Nork-Florida
1851 .. m. "a. c. Id -. Sis a. III.
New Iork-Tampa-St. Petersburg
1902 p. m. -. Is. A. Id -. SIS a. N.
hk)-Sundays only.
(z)-Week days only.
t)-Week days. On Sundays s:1s
y. M.
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FOR SALE-ONE GROOM AND BATH
semi detached house; slate roof, cleo
trlc lights; good condition; near car
line and bus line. One 6-roOm and
bath. electric lights, furnace heat,
lots: near car. line; practically new.
Apply 219 South Pitt street, or phone
54S. Will take you t. sec tncm.
67-2p
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demand on the part Of the employees
for such rates, but were granted by
the officials"
The undisputed evidence, then, is
that piece work was abolished because
it did not make for efficiency in opera
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MISCELLANEOUS

PRUNING SPRAYING AND PLANT
ing. Phone 223-J. w. c. Biller.
1nl1 Cameron street. G2-4p
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The New York Bargain
House
formerly of All King Street
temporary located at 1872
North Royal Street.
37-tf.

Mems and Women's clothes
cleaned and pressed at rea-
sonable prices, work guaran-
teed. Wolfson's Tailor Shop,
$40 King St. Phone 1897.
38-26c.
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ton, an dbecause it permitted fragrant
dishonesty OH the part OF the man
ayers and placed an unjust burden o.
many hundreds of millions of dollars
upon the Government, and consc
quently upon the public.
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FOR SALE


No. 1920 KING STREET. BRICK
house; + rooms. bath. full basement
electric lights, In good condition.
Price $1,000; $1,000 cash, balance ar
ranged on good terms.
FARM 40 ACRES ON CAR LINE. NEAR
Hunters Station: 7-room house. barn
and other outbuildinGs: 10 acres In
good timber, and place can be divided
into two small farms; car station 100
yards from house. Price $4,000: about
$500 cash: balance on good terms.
Also will rent to Il farmer for one
year.
200 BLOCK. SOUTH p1TT STREET.
brick house into apartments. at
good rental, and never vacant, for an
investment. or you can use | apart
ment and rent out the other TWO.
Price s4.75o; cash $3.50, balance on
good terms.
FOR RENT
FOR RF.NT-APARTMEN 229 SOUTH
Pitt street: 8 rooms. bath, hot water.
heat: possession April Is. Inspection
by appointment only: 555 per month:
heat ard water free.
FOR RENT-APARTMEN 1o2 SOUTH
Alfred street; 2 rooms. kitchcnettc.
Ddtn. possession AT once Tor man ana
wife. Inspection by appointment
only.
For SALE
SMALL FARM. NORTH MT.
Vernon: contains 90 acres. six
room house. 100 yards from car line.
Price S3,5On about $1,000 cash, bal
ance on good terms. This is a real
bargain Apply to
WEIGH AND pCRDHAM.
Exclusive Agents. 22i y. Patrick st.
Phone 1928.
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NOTICE

Uphoistering, Furniture
Repairing, and Cabinet
Work Done, at 6G3 Queen
Street. BY J. E. Wells.
58-26-p
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FOR SALE-DOUBLE SHELL TILE,
S-room house, with all modern i'm
=. pruvcments, corner OF Mt. Vernon
and Carroll avenues, Del Ray. APP
ply to owner on premises. 65-6c
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LOST AND FOUND
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-ROOMS AND APART
ments; furnished or unfurnlsned.
Apply 213 North Pitt street. 6S-2p
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/ have finished making a
large assortment of trousers.
See my line of spring SAM
pies for that new suit.
FL. c. SMITH
919 King Street
45-26c.
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Because 1t Is ALL COAL
Southern Railway System

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New-York tribune., 1922-01-07

violation Of international law. follows
tho Balfour suggestion ON submarine
limitation, which was adopted.
The British have pointed out re-
pcatcdly that The limitation of poison
gas ia imprncticablc. They say that
dye and chemical industries can he
turned into poison gas supplies over
night and that therefore any nation
with n large chemical and dye manu-
featuring industry will have this weapon
pressing at its fingers ut every moment
during war. The pressure becomes
moro irsIstcnt if the war should be
going against it.
The French realize that tho Germans
have wonderfully good dye and chem
ical industry, and will continue TO
keep it, and they arc utterly unwilling
to accept German promises. The Brit
ish, with much tho same thought. long
before this conference convened, placed
an embargo on dyestuifs, one Of the
main idens being to build up a British
dye industry which in the event Of war
would furnish British troops with
poison gas
The Italians. who agreed to the
American proposal to-day. have no dye
industry so far to amount to anything.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-07
Holland Line Replaces Ships
10 Put Two New Vessels Into
South American Trade

BuENOS AYRES, Jan. 6 (By The As.
sociatcd Press The Royal Holland
Lloyds steamships Limburgia and Bra
bantia. purchased by the American
Ship and Commerce Corporation for
the New York Hamburg service, will
be replaced in the Amsterdam South
American trade by two new vessels. the
Orania and the Flaudria, it was an
nounced here to day by the Royal Hol-
land Lioyds' agency. The new ships
register $1,000 tons each.
According to advces received here.
the Hartman interests, controllig the
American Ship and Commerce Corpora
ton and the Hamburg American Line.
with which the American company has
an operating contract. paid $4,000. 600
Tor four ships. the Limburgia. the Bra
hantia. the Hollandia and the Trisa.
The first two ships are to be placed
under the American flag and The other
two will go into the Hamburg Mexico
service under the flag of Germany. 1t
is assumed here the purchase was
made under the joint agreement Of the
two companies
New-York tribune., 1922-01-07
Italian Bank to Refund
Cash Of u. S. Officials
Diplomatic Representatives May
Receive Back Several Million
lire E'rns1l siconln En,,sn

LONDON. Jan. 6.-Thc Rome corrc-
spondent Of "Thc London Times" un-
defstands that arrangements will be
made for Immediately rcfundiny to
dlplomatic rfficia!s in Rome any dc
posits they have in the Banca Italiana
di Sconto. This, he says, will cspc-
cially affect the American En- bassy,
which appears to have several million
lire on deposit with tho bank.
From its Milan correspondent "rhc
London Fines" learns that the Amcri-
can Ambassador at Rome has had a
meeting with the commissioners an
pointed to assume the duties of The
Sconto banks board Of management.
The discussion is represented as hav-
ing been aimed at establishing some
meas OF guaranteeing deposits made
by Americans at the New York agency
oI the bank, said to amount to about
G5,ooc,0 900 lire. The Ambassador. ac-
cordng TO the correspondent, told the
commissioners that his government is
prepared to collaborate with the Ital
ian government for an carly and fair
settlement.