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Evening star., 1922-07-22
wwx-po.t once Department.

10 am-Weather report.
1880 am.-MarketGram trult ana
vegetables) on LOO meters.
I2:3o. 2:l5 and $3.50 pm-CW
marketgram kilograms on 1,9so me-
tnrs.
pm.-wholesale dairy report on
1.lsO meters by radiophone.
7:30 and S p.m.-Market report on
l.I5O meters by radiophone.
$50 pm-Weather report.
wEAs-The Hecht Co. (3s0 Meters).
2 to 4 pm.-Music; retail news and
reports.
WPM-Thomns j. Williams, Inc. 1880
Mcters).
10 noon-Chimes of Epiphany
Church.
1890 pm.-News items; reports on
stolen automobiles.
ZYN-National Radio Institute 1850
MetersD.
$50 to Z pm.-Radio spark code.
wNC-Doubleday-H Electric Com
Evening star., 1922-07-22

! All advertisements for The Evening star
mu.r be at The Star office one OF The STAT
I branch offices by II pm. the Dai DIT 'hi-
/ and Nd
Evening star., 1922-07-22

statesmen. two, with cars.
thoroughly familiar with Wash
ington and vicinity; no expert
ence necessary; no canvassing.
Apply 2l5 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-22

CANDY SALESMAN, experienced WIN a"e.
count. Apply Price-Wilhoi'e Specially ~. r"h
Evening star., 1922-07-22
WANTED-HELP.
NfEF.

METER r,cil ORIGINAL recomm erd1tions
in Gpplyng for employment. Use CoPIks.
BOOKKEEPER with banking experience. eoo1
salary TO right: all replies will he tresItu
contder,ially Address BOX lli-B. Star oHct
Evening star., 1922-07-22

wMC-D0ubleday-H Electric Com-
pany (36O Meters).
4:So to $40 p.m.-Base ball scores
announced and the following program
Of music: .
"Bygones," fox trot, Kortlander-Ai-
pert: Woodland Chimes, piano.
smith; Somewhere in Naples. 1ox
trot, zamecnic: Faust Gounod
Waltz From Second Serenade. pi-
ano volkmann; "Susquehanna Shore,
Young Parish Sauires: Hungarian
Dance No. s." violin. Brahms: MOCK
Morris Dance" piano, Granger: Ten
nessee Moon" fox trot. Brown-Hill;
Lonesome Hours, Rose Friend; sous
Hoia." piano. Staub: After the Rain.
fox trot. Sizemore-Shigley: "Lohen-
:-rin." march. Wagner; Peer Gynt
suite. Opus 46." piano. Grieg: Sweet
Hawaiian Girl Of Mine" Sam A. Perry;
You Won't Be Sorry" Burnett-Mar-
"asie; Woodland Sketches" piano.
MacDowell Base ball scores an
uounced.
Evening star., 1922-07-22

TEACHER OF PRINTING
Knowledge Of linotype neces-
sary; should understand job and
cylinder press work. Address
Box SOB. Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-07-22
WBZ Westinghouse. SprinEhel
Mass. (36O Meters-Eastern Stan,
ard T9me).

1880 p.m.-Bedtime stories for chill
dren.
7:45 p.m.-Lecture. market and
weather reports.
s to 9 p.m.-Program of music.
Evening star., 1922-07-22

wJH-White & Boyer Co. $3.50 Meters).
to 4:SO p.m.-Summertime recipe
suggestions for housewives; radio
first-aid instruction for accidents;
music.
$50 to s hour music.
Evening star., 1922-07-22
KDKA-westinghou East Pitts
burgh 1880 Metors-Eastern Stand.
ard Tfme).

kDk kA-WestinHhouse. East Pitts
burgh 1880 Metors-Eastern Stand
ard Time).
= to 9:15 a-m.-Music.
80 am. to noon-Muslc.
p.m.-Popular concert by the Har-
mony Six of Duquesne. Pa.
$50 p.m.-Results of all league base
ball games by innings.
pm-Base ball scores; theatrical
features.
$50 p.m.-"Under the Evening
Lamp" a department initiated and
conducted by the Youths Companion.
S:45 p.m.-Speoial news; govern
ment market reports: summary OF
New York Stock Exchange: weather
report.
ley's Novelty (Girls) Orchestra.
$50 to pm.-Bedtime stories for
children.
pm.-classical concert by the
pur,ey's Novelty Orchestra.
o:55 to 10 p.m.-Arlington time sig
nails. -
KYw-westinEhouse, Chicago $3.50
Meters-Eastern Standard TfMeJ
s:25 a.m.-Opening market quota
tions.
10 am.-Market quotations, and
every half hour thereafter until 1 p. m.
i:20 p.m.-CloHnS market quota
tons.
o:15 p.m.-News and market re
ports.
a pm. American and National
League base ball team 1ine-ups; prog
ress Of games every half hour there
after until close.
4:I5 p.m.-News, market and stock
reports.
$50 pm.-News, Anal market, hnan-
cial and base bail reports.
7:15 p.m.-Base ball report: chill
dren's bedtime story.
p.m.-Program OF music.
Q p.m.-News and sports.
9:05 p.m.-Special features. as an
nounced by radiophone.
WWJ-The Detroit News $3.50 Meters
Eastern STANDARD Time).
q $50 a.m.-"Tonisht's Dinner" and
q special talk by the woman's editor.
$50 a.m.-Music reproduced.
1916 a.m-W eather t4S5 meters).
Evening star., 1922-07-22

PLASTERERS (unionJ wanted.
ST. day. Apply l.. Shoemaker.
S4o7 Woodley rd. NV. ready for
work.
Evening star., 1922-07-22
ZYN-National Radio Institute 1850
MeterSD.
wMU-Doubleday-H Electric Com
pany 1890 Meters).

$50 to p.m.-Radio spark code.
Evening star., 1922-07-22

cARrENTERs; TWO; . frst.fi'Ss r &c Sr "eena"'e'
Evening star., 1922-07-22

IN AMI u MS. IhntZ IIUs:
a. and l. sts Columbia Pharmacy.
RATE-s CENTS A WORD.
in Washington and suburbs sor-
Helps and Situations Wanted
Lost and Found.
For Sale and Wanted Misceuaneons'
Poultry Pes and Livestock.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
Evening star., 1922-07-22

BOY. age l. 70 Il. vino wishes to pay NE 80
tl-ourb school and college while holding GooI
POSITION Address Fox "a =. star Once. -
Evening star., 1922-07-22

: CASHiEE-YounE man. settled. MIN Euoi
hondwrtfinc. must he accurate at hgures anu
cnpable Of handling drivers. state sa!a,!
Evening star., 1922-07-22

ioiNH MAN. Is 10 -. to start low salsr,
!hre" concern; stat" age. experience. <Aiarv
expected. Address Box lGs Il. star ,fticc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22
LASALLE

4 thrilling unusual story Of san
FranciscO's underworld. with Lon
Clancy. Leatrice JOY and Cullen
lands In the leading roles Is the
attraction on the LaSaue screen to-
day under the title The Night
Rose.
II tells a story of action. drama.
love. and intrigue, with a partlcul-
arly strong cast IN the stars sup
port The Night Rose" is muir
der mystery drama I'm which the
solution Of "a criminal case is not
revealed until the final reel. II is
interest absorbing entertainment.
the mystery element proving thor
oughly intriguing and holding at
tention throughout. This drama is
replete with mystery yet bubbling
with the sparkle OF youth and ro-
nance.
The Night Rose" is packed
with thrills and suspense. just the
kind of picture most people relish.
with the most amazing and daring
climax ever seen en- pictures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22
AUDITORIUM

When you Will see 'Nanook Of
The North" creep upon the mighty
and dangerous walrus. spear him.
STAY him, and Nanook. his wife and
tiny children eat him raw you will
be surrounded by comfort in the
Auditorium theater where the
marvellous true life story OF the
barren snowlands, Is being shown
But the first time this thrilling
episode in the story OF "NanOOk OF
The North" was ever projected on
any screen and witnessed by and
audience was 500 miles north Of
civiliza ton. on the east coast Of
Hudson Bay. The theater was a
shed belonging to the fur company.
II was about forty feet long. on
the walls and rafters hung bear and
fox skins TO dry; deer horns and
dog harness. On the rough wooden
floor squatted eskimo's. men. wom-
en- and children. The projection
machine was not in a fireproot
boOth-it was a portable machine
set upon a table. It was run by a
gasoline engine and the noise was
earsplitting 1t was the first time
that the eskimO's had ever seen a
moving picture. But IL was not the
fact that they were witnessing any
thing so novel as a reproduction of
themselves IN action that interest
ed them mostly, as It was the wal
rus hunt itself. They got so excited
that they forgot that II was not
real and they began TO shout d.
rectiOns and warnings to them
selves there on the screen. Ma
nook Of The North" will be shown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22
ROBERT MANTEIH.

From an eduCat-ona- stamp int,
as wei al from that u amusement,
the enga cement Of Robert B. Man
tell in Shakespearean and CLASSIC
plays viii be one Of the mos. import
ant events OF the season. The three
day engagement which opens Gt the
Oliver Opera house next Monday,
Nov. 9th, comprises one % the
most pretentious repertoires aver
given IN this city on Monday. Mr..
Man,ell VIII appear as the ca d nal
minister IN Bllwer Lyttou's ma ter
piece, "Richeueu." while the other
Two plays VIII be Shak espearean,
Macbeth being the bill for Tuesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22
Secrets of the MoUieS Revealed

Q-What five hlm productions are
cl.led costume pictures
A-"The Eternal Flame" Blood
and sand. F." Monte Criste." East
IS west." and When Knighthood
Vas In Flower"
Q-How id Douglas Fairbanks
announce his premiere OF ROBIN
Hood" In Hollywood?
Ale gave a luncheon IN his
own studio al which the members
Of Hollywood Chamber OF Commerce
and other distinguished citizens OF
that movie city were present. and
on which occasion he announced
hat he would open IN Hollywood in
stead OF New York.
The art tie Is something new in
the movies. How did II have its be-
ginning and who claims TO have
been the first 70 use Il In connection
with the movies? Read the answer
tomOf row.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22

o-What has become Of Sessue
itavaEawa and what Is he PLANNING
- 90 Gu the future2
A.-s-s-1e Hayakswa has return
ed from Japan which sets ASIDE all
reports that che Japanese govern
ment had forbidden his leav ng that
country due o. tis SPY roles IN which
be is charged with piac ng the Japa-
ncse people 90 an undesirable light
sossuo ls now New York City
planning 20 go on the legiti mate
stage
c-What 20 one OF the principal
reasons for producing Kate Douglas
Virgins "Tlmothy's Quest ?"
"A eroup OF Maine CAPITALISTS
have decided 20 perpetuate IN the
films -he works OF Maine authors
wherein the characters are Ma ne
people who move against a back
ground Of Names scenery. Hence
Timothy's Quest by Miss Wigg ne, a
Maine writer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22
Screen
CRy the Press AEentD
BLACKSTONE

Remembrance" the meIodrama-
TIC offering. at the Blackstone the
oter finishes It's three day engage
uent today.
Ii e a sp,endidy photographed
production and tells a story that
touches every heart. The pictures
that are remembered tine longest
and with the mosf affection are
those which appeal directly TO the
heart through their reality their
characters might be our next door
neighbor 70 intimate are the actions
in which they are involved and so
sympathetic the treatment accordcd
them And Rem EN- brance." - just
this kind of a picture, and the pub
lie VII remember and cherish it
because II plays upon emotions
common 20 all Of us.
The story tells Of Pop" Grout.
who IS tolerated by his high-step-
ping family. even n he does wear
baggy clothes and eaFy-so.ng shoe.
Incidentally. Pop owns the biggest
store En- town and works Is hours a
day 20 make IL bigger HIS wife
had been careful 20 forget the sim
pl.cty Of earlier days for simpli-
city does not harmonic with so
c-al climbing.
Fascination" comes TO the
Blackstone for three days beginning
tomorrow and stars Mae Murray as
Dolores De Lisa. who - so thor
oughly an American flapper. she
stops at nothing that promises fun,
becomes fascinated by Spanish
tore 5ar and being all but muir
dered as a consequence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22

Confined on Page I'D
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22
CASTLE

The story OF Brothers Under The
Skin" the picture which comes 70
the Castle today and tomorrow,
after a highly successful run at the
LaSalle theatre. concerns the trou-
bles OF Newton Craddock a ship
ping clerk and Thomas Kirkland
vice president and general mana
ger Of the same manufacturing
concern, with their wives, Mile
and Dorothy. Both women are
pleasure loving and spend more
money than their husbands can af-
ford.
There is plenty OF action in this
picture. most OF which is Of a hum
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22

Prices always the same-adults &c, children
ID; tax extra
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22

at the Auditorium all this week
and it is a picture that will hold in
store for everyone that sees It
genuine treat. For you have not
the slightest idea the way the eski-
mo lives, how he gets his food. how
the mother cares for the children
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22
Stage
OLIVER
"WHY WIVES GO WRONG"
CBy the Press AEent)

"WHY WIVES GO WRONG"
Jealousy > the grave Of affection.
II wlthers the flowers Of love and
scatters loves petals 20 decay" says
the Stranger. the weird uncanny
character that moves through the
domestic troubles in the play. why
Wives Go Wrong" which comes to
the oliver theater Fr day matinee
for three days and matinee 1aily.
In fact there are several like quo
tations which lead Us 20 believe that
the author has injected some Chris
tan Science thoughts into his man
uscript Al least, the story s clean,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22

crous nature. enacted by an EXCEL
ent cast including Helene Chad
wick. Claire Windsor Pat OOIal-
ley. Mae Busch. and Norman Ker-
rev.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22

"ne Of the best &c visit this city IN
years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22
PALACE

The vaudeville bin which is given
fnai performance NJ the Palace to
day div dos he7dl re position be-
tween Marc N1cDerm -tt star ~ the
stage and screen now appearing in
person IN his comedy sketch. Il
Haven Time" and Gene Greene.
popular Chicago enter amer now
scoring n ht en- bic time vaudevilie
e relies The manner n which the
latter offers his SONGS and stories
.-a--Lnn.L On L--a IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-22

and the hundreds of other things
that are shown in the picture.
'.Nanook OF The North" is as the
critics say "the different picture"
Chatter-boxes hold nothing but
noise.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
preoiet Srteoen.

Waridau, 25. Seq. : Erdii6ent
@ojciedgo>psfi bot 6os polniihe golt
in elmer 8otidoft 5ur Gintro4t, 5un'
2tsIommenbalten 11nb 5um SrieSe11
1lFgeforbc.t, Sic grn1oroung 1elnes
@crg:iagers ols @llsfluB po1itti'd,o11
@olies fe5eibnet 1n6 allen, tpelfe
Ser &crfo|i,1na getreu 1iah, sSreihe!t
ltno @eret5tigfeit 1oerlprohen. 2cn
5cit1reilieen Fremier, General q
forsfie ril1:1te er, int Mmte 5u blcis
ben. Stanislaus 8oiciedoIsft
fiir5lid bon ser 8elfsbertreh1ng 5unt
TrGlioe,1ten ge1pdblt, bate oen @mts
els abgelegt. Die Hartei eer bol=
fiidlcn Minoerbeitelt cbtte fir ibt
qeiti1nnt. Ser ermor6ete Nralt0ent
gear1,to1pibr miro om sSreitag nor-
lal,fig inn Com beigeiebt >peroen. Me
@egier,1ng bat in51piiden Die Sblie-
Bl,ng oller @irtiduften perfiigt.
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Don Sranfreich abhdn9te
@albington> g.. 6. 21. Seq. -

@aibington, 8. 6. 21. Seq. -
2ie fron50iilde &egierung miro
porouslidtli6 in fur5em eriudt 1per=
ben, ibre 8artel1 often auf 6en Sii6
sn legen. Seit6em ii6 Sic bielige
&egierl1ng 6ariiber flar getporoen tit,
oaB ser grfolg %. MiBerfolg Tires
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totiddad bon 6ranfre6 abbangt> bat
lie ii6 entl9lollen, bel Hremiermint,
iter Yoincore on5l1fangen, tpie tpett
sSranfreib int drBeriten 6aue in lei=
nen aon5eliione11 5lt geben bereit lit.
Sic @egierltng 1T ii6 flor oriiber,
6o BToincore iid elmer idapierigea
fsitrotion gegeniiberIiebt, tpetl in
fSranfreid cine ltarfe Stronnng fl1r
sic Mntpen6ung bon @epaltn,itteln
qegeniiber 9eutidlan6 beitebt. 9ess
tpegen miro Sic Mnfragc BET Der Yart=
ler &egierl,lg in ser freunofdnftlib=
lten iSorm gebolten iein.
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0eutihlanos Rteienfehl<
betrQQ.

8erlin t6. Seq. Ser geion1te
Jeblbetrag fir oas Sabr 1922 miro
lib auf 721 Williaroe1l Wtarf belau-
fen, r1a6 bent probiiori16en &egie>
rungsbausbolt, oen Der Bunoesrat
angenolnnen bof. Ser gelpob1llibe
@egierut1gsbausbalt gleidt ii6 nit
80 Naininroen Winrf aus. Oie 8or=
onl9ldge Der @innnbnlen 1Hlfebem
270 MilIioroell bon oer ginfomn1e1l=
iteller l1no 80 Wiiaiar0en Warf bon
Der slnsfl1br ein. Ser auBeror6ent=
lidye @auslperoen 10000 Wiaione11
Wfarf elusgaben ul1o 1900 Willio=
men gi11nablnen altf. 9em iim erge,
benoen~ eblbefuag poH-65, 800 Mtlli=
one Mnrf lniilien 5lpgerebnet tperbell
All 900 Miuionen Marf fir auge=
neine neutrality-suspicious., nan1=
lidb fir Die Nusfiibrl1ng oes Jrie=
0enspertrages, 11n0 206,400 0iillio=
1en fir perlbie0ene on0ere 3tpede.
Gur6 cine 3pangsanleife erlpartet
bic &egiernng $4,000 Wilionen Mf.
511r 9edl1ng 0eS 6eblbetrages oufs
51tbringen.
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5teuerflase ge9en
5tdats1efretdr.

Sittsburgh Ya, 10. De5. SSl1'
8unoes Diltriftsseridt III Htts.
burgb Ea., bat @ilfs= Bunoes=@e
oIonlpolt Is. $. San &irt cine &loge
auf 9tod5abluns BON $4S8,953 tSten:
er gegen oen gegen1pdrtigen Bnnoes:
Sduelefretar ". @. Weuon ltn0 lieb-
5ebn anoere in asitsbllrgb anlal:
lige Yer1otten eingeleitet. @s ban,
belt iib bel ser Mnfloge I'm @infonl>
u1eltlteuer aus elmer 9ipiDen0e, oti
sic Gulf Oil Corporation I'M Sob:
re 1913 in 1orn1 BON Mftien aus.
gegeben bat. Ser iesige Sd)aR:
1etretQr tpar oal1als 8i5eprdlioen1
ser 6irnua: Die ssstsssu5 gege1r ibn
lautet ouf $23t,666, Die gegen oen
Bontier u. .. A}euen auf $685.:
681; in 0en iibrigen JaQen banoelt
es li9 Inn perbaltnisn1aBtg gering:
fiigige Sunn1en.
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potncare piro itol,.

Yaris, 20. Sea. SIM fra,150li=
i9en Se1at erfldrte Yoincare am
Oonnerltogaben6 Tranfrei9 iei iebt
in ser Sage, betreffs 2olun6 Der
Grage Ger &riegsibuloen innerbalb
ser entente nidt mebr ouf @meri-
ia ,parten 5u n1iiiien. Ct fiibrte aus
oieie Srage, sic untrennbor nit Der
6eutlden @nti6doigung 5eiammen=
bGnge, iolle in Ger neuen Miniiter-
fonferen5 Mnfat1gs SSanuar in Baris
er0rterttp eroen, uno Granfrei9 ba-
be fir 0ieie l1nterban6lungen iebt
cine biel giinitigere Stellung als bis-
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te oie grorterl1,1g ser 5roge nid)t
mebr glatt ablebnten. Desbalb
bra1tde man niht n1ebr anf irgen6=
1pelde Sdbritte ser Ser. Staaten 5ll
ipnrten.
ssan tpeiteren 8erlauf ieiner Sc
6e berlpobrte ii6 Goircare 0ogegen,
ooB er Deutidyla11h bernidten tpolle;
cter;; fl1br er fort, er tonne al1d
tidt oulbet1 oob 0e1tti6Gnnb iib
binter -ieiner uboraebliden" Nrmut
berid)nr5e ,1n5 piel1eidt idyon in Elm
boar sssdbren bas ~tptrfliG" orme
:Sranfreih berla6e.
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Der Sran5oien et9entltAe
5tele.

Nerlin, %. Ge5. - 9lllldBllD elmer
9eiprebl,w ser gegenlpartlgen al1=
belpolitii9en Sage, be51p. oer Mbltb~
ten 1ronfreibs, anbert Ote Srantfnr=
ter 3eit,1ng Oie slnli6t> Der. fro15olt-
lten Negierung 1ei Diel mebr, ais au
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trennten Nbeinltootes gelegen; olc
8eles1,ng lpeiteren @ebiets lei gu
oiejem 3iele mir Der ,erlte S6rltt.
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lano uiille auf oem @ebiete Der
Gntlh6oigng ,pirflid oufbauenoe
9(rbeiten leilte1L INT 6ranfreids gb=
libten om &bein 5u ourbfreu5en.
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aus 5uperlaBieer Auelle befanntt
9elpor0en, oob0ie frun5oliide MI
ge>poroen> oaB oie fron5oiiibe &e=
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ano 6inon511inilter SerneS SAIeu Biz sse=
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be5p. @11tidabigungs Erograln'l1
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1tre11ges 5tiQld1peigen bepbabtet,;
oos @eriidt, oer &egierung iei cine
eugliI6e ,Mnleibe tiir ben gon5en Be=.
frog Scr 2 @ntIdd0igllng ongefoten,.
tuiro in MrtSe geltellt: =.
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Gin proeran1m fir IN
oten5 8efretua10.

2onoon, 25. 0e5. = gmtliden brl=
tii6en &reiien in 2onoon iino geo6s
ribten 5a1gegqngen, nad Scnen ill
ser Sabresperiannnlung ocs inoli6en
9tatio1lol &ongrelles, Ger oiele No=
6e in @opa in SSn6iell 5uiamn1en-
tritt, Elm poaltanoig a11sgearbeitetes
Yrogran11n fir 2ostrennnnng Sn9l=
ems ponl britilben Nei6 u1o Sduf-
fl1ng elmer u60r0erierten &epublif
ss51lbien" porgelegt 1per6en iou. Ser
9eational &ongreB 1T iener melt Der
5lpeigte 8erbdno BON Giygebprene'l,
nn 5e1len Spite ser beriibmte @an=
obi itano, Bis er anfangs oieies Sab
res. il1S Wefd1rgnis geltedt lpuroe.
Man bringt in antli6en &rellcl'
ben1 Moll Ser ols ol1siblieBlih bns
@erf bon 0oll6elpifi be3eibnet
lpiro, lebbaftes Sntereile entgcgen.
Sem l1nl1littelbarer {Sbopfer ioa Elm
i1t0il6er &on1munilt numens &C. g..
&op ieilL Ser angeblib lit Berlin
lebt; Ser gnt1mtrf ioQ III Dem be-
fanntcn fol1nutniltil6en YDralen ab=
gefoBt fem. gr loa erflaren, bic lla=
tipnuliltiid)e 8elpegung Sroiens lei
iebt 10 lpeit borgelhritten oaB el?l
beltinln1tes Yrogramn, beltinllntes
@a11oeln nidt liinger aligeidpben
lper6en 6iirfe.
SIM gin5el11en iiebt bas Erogramm
unter anberem Dor: a6tltun0e1ltag
9lrbeiterrdte in auern groBere 6ab=
rifen, 11ne1ttgeltli6er, aber 5lpangs=
1peiler l1nterrim; n1ilitdriiGe slus=
bilbllng offer 9iirger obne ltebel1oes
Seer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Bayern perpet9ert Be-
itrQfunQ 8ednter.

Berlin, %. Ge5. = Die baprli9e
&egierung 1peigert li6, lpie aus Wtlll1=
d)en na9 Berlin beridtet miro, ent=
ldyieoe11 ser Tpr6erl1ng Der entente
5,1 entipreben, sic III elmer nel1en ytote
onl6bli@ ser 81piidenfaae NIT Mit'
glie6ern ser &ontrole aomnilIion,
Die slbibung oes 8iirgermeilters BON
Yoiiou uno MaBregelung einiger
>peiterer i itabtii6er Bealtter BET
longt. Sic Miinbener &egierung err
fl6rt offen, iie tonne ben iuriitti6
Don ser Stoot ge1pdblten 8iirgermei=
tier ridt obieben auBer6en treffe
tpe5er zibll 11oB anoere ltdotilde
Beal1rte eiue : lnllliftelbure Sd1tlo
an oe1n Gorfaue, bei beln 0ie betref=
fen0en gntente Sffi5iere> perprii=
gelt 1pur6en. -
! &oitbarfeit nad glmerifa.
Sic 2eip5iger @utenberg=8ibel,
oos belterDaltene grernplor oes
erlten 0eltl l6en 8ibeloruds, 1T Inn
Den Yreis bon $1,000 .Dollar nab
Mnlertfo perfauft wor0en.
sSn @amburg baben &otels no Ste
ltoura,1ts tpegen ser boben 5teuerrl
ibre Speileraume ge1blollen.
Morinilion @oroen fat beiln
&eidsgeri6t. 8erufung ei1egelegt &C.
gen oos llrteil iiber feline 9lngreifer,
Die ibn ieineraeit in ber 9eabe fener
@iQa inn @runemalo iiberfielen n1lo
perptiigelten.
Ssn @llen lit ein Nialdinilt ser
&rl1pp Werfe, 1larnenS &arts5ett,
1Siibrer Der roten slrmee I'M Hnbrge=
biet nob oenl 4upp 2iitt1pikide11
Eutlb, Sic bon Der &eids1pebr in
B(utigen @efebten nieoerge16lagel1
1peroe1 m1Bte, 5um Sooe perl1rteilt
lporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
8ombe htnter 8uftn9z
ham<palaf.

2oltoon, %. 9e5. = @inter Sem
8udingbam Yalolt >p1roe Dor ETH
gen Gagen bic beunrubigenbe @nt6ef:
flung gelnodt> oaB ii6 in oen1 IiGtpa
gen, 6er oen Wfaa oes Fala1tesI ab.
bolen lpollte, cine 8onbe hefano.
@ie sic 8onbc in Sen @agen fam,
lit ein &dtlel Sic Ypli5ei 1trtcr=
iu6t 0as @eldob, 1mr felt5ulteuen, Of
Die SprenglaOl1ng nod oarin lit. Gie
8eboroe erflare, Sab lie oen1 SUM
feline beiolt0ere 9coelltllng beilneiiel1.
sic iino Der 9lniidt, SOB je1nm1o oas
@eidoB>il1 ocn @agen gelnorfe11 fat,
-als oieier iih auf oem 8eg. nad oem
8alalt befuno, ln iid zines gefabr=
li6en 5oltoenirs 5u entleoigen.