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

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Qpon.

). ". 9tob lit bon Nortb 0ototo,
no &ontraftorbeiteu feline @e9en"
mart nItig u1ad)ten, rpieoer nod Sol=
ft Suriifgcfebrt..
Die Greet Mortbcrn 9abngeleu"
id,uft lGbt an Stelle oes %abgebrol1n-
lrn &uImhnfcs cinen 11ellel, errldjtel1.
Ncora Sdn,io uno 0rol1 erfrel1ten
on ciuiar Gage bic III Mim1copolls
,uoh1cuoru Gltcru Ser Wron Shm1o
nit Nelld}.
Ntid,. Sbiclmaun bcgob lld1 S1el1s
itlo letter Mndlc in @clhuften noc)
Scr &upitohtuot.
0ic ,Sucob %Glt Iouuille u1o MI.
,Sencis m,o Nrou Den ct. Glplo &C.
noIIcn Mittr lester @od>e bier DE
N}oitirrunolduft Ser Nan1llie SolepD
Drummer.
Ter IMnuilic Mpbcrt McrNcn mllr=
S. Gin her;i1cs Sod)tcrdNen %Ncborcn,
~ Ben hcgIiirttcn Gltrrn pielr @ro=
t:l.,.ltipncn einbrod)te.
.-9lrttmr Morf3 lit BON lelnem IN
;&>oiun o%cnlud)tcn Observation-Disclosures
%.illd'e Mittc pcrfloilencr @od)e nod)
&.,ltlc Sllriidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
8ufmQ11.

PM Gienltag in ser Oanfiagungs=
1nod)e lieBen iib III ser st. Midaels=
'F:rde ourd) bobn. @errn 9autbner
eeclid Dcrbi1Oen Eeter Yerleberg uno
Fri. &ano @rcling. @liid gum
@7trloe!
Sotonn grib bon &onnoa befin0et
il; bier gu lai1gereln geIu6e an ser
seite ieiner SHUTTER u1o int &reiie
ciocrer Ger1ponoter.
6rau Soiepb Gebler BON @intlep
e-itottete bier perlpanot= uno freun0=
lGaftlihe 0eiud]e.
Srcre Sour lit na6 einige Sage
l~ngcn geiude i'm Glternbouie 31
igrer Irbeit nad ct. Faul 5uriidge=
f. 4rt unb Solepbina Suur begab jtb
lette @ode nad ct. Saul, no tie in
Be; Cienlt getreten lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

@attin, mel6e mod la11gerem 8efu=
DIE. ibrer bier %tpobnen6en 8ertpano<
ten sic &idreiie no9 ibrem &eim
in Seem Dorf madten.
gea9 mebrere Sage langem 8e=
iu9 hires in93em Mh1ni@ pobnen=
Sen 8ru6ers lit SRI. &utbarina
'Sdulte pie0er babeim eingetroHen.
Gbeo6or Steinte> Grm1 uno Eo6=
ter Mgnes fins nod pertpan6tihuft<
liden 8e1nden in Winneapolis nad
&o11ie 5urudgefebt.
6a1nilie gberb trnen anangs
LETTER 8ode bon Solep bier Elm,
no Sro1 .@berb .i6re gltern nit
etli9e @oden 1angem 8eiuae CT
i.-.L~
M11s. Sem bieiigen @ospital miro
folgen6es gemel0et: 5ra11 Mihoel
Bridges lit nub elmer an ibr rorGc=
nommenen Operation no6 So1tic
entlalien mor6en
:SSSoiepb Streib unter5og itd am 6.
9eaember elmer ihlimmenglim5nrm=
operation.
esSobn 8e1trup hnt lih an; Ben
Tolgen elmer 8ltno0armoperation
ic1peit erhnIt, 6nB er in Sen crI'en
Eoaen fpic6er mn9 Sauie entlallc11
tper6en fn1n.
ochrer Theo6nr Mnthonp bon hier
mur6e ant a. December bon ieincr
@atin nit ei1rem geil1nben Sobnd)en
fei6enff.
6ru11 Sobann Tbeis, tpelda fiir5=
Iid eineg ]ebr i9limmen 8ru6lei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
GreenmdI0.

gilbert nn5 Sobunn 5patb febr4
ten Mitte borlebter 8ode bon Saley
GitD, &c. .. III 8egleitung bes @e=
org @infler 511riid, melber lanaere
t3eit bier als @eluber meilen miro
SRI. &eoluig 3irbes bon Eop=
nespille ~erfreute iib BON Mittmod
Bis Sreitog bier Der @affreunoidr'ft
ser Semitic &arl 8inning.
S11bert Colder un6 Grau. Sic
iiing1t III Ben gbeltan6 traten, nn0
no6 ibrem 5ufiinftigen Seim in Mab=
nor1en abgerei1t.
6aluilie SonD Serrabe BON ct.
@louo senoB Sonnotg sic @aitfre'eno~
ld)oft ser bier mobnenoen Sami!ic
'gouor0 Offering.
Gbriition @ello trat 0ienitag boz
riger @o6e eine @eiie no9 sos Mn.
gelos, @ol., an, no er langere .3eit
BEL 8ertpan6ten meilen miro.
@ouuro Offering un0 Srau erltot=
teten Mite bergangeruer @obe in 2itt>
le SAILS freuno1Gaftlde 8einde.
Sobonn 2ep uno Mih. 211tgen bon
ct. Gloub lprad)en 9ienitog lebter
@od)e bier i'm &reiie 1frer Sreunoe
Dor.
.sSrou Nifolous @rdmer bie(t ltb
tpGreno Ser er1ten Gage lebter NcdGe
feluGs1petle in minneapolis ouf.
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albany.

,<obaum F%olill9cr uuo 1rau bon
s&aIfcr, Minu., murcn i'm Soll1e Der
l,gtcu Mode bier einige Gage u11f
Nti1ld).
SridNuiitcr Srcnc uno Mnpmuno
.i:c=tc uou WrcuMrllo blelten l1d)
tier bon 0pnncrltug bis Montog be-
Ind 5lpcilc allf.
Setter &rafcr. ler. lnO Urau, Ee=
TT 5. &roter u1o G0lelte &rufer mo=
lru SonNtnJ 5u Melrpic I'M Yer
r3!1otcrlfrcile 81 @altc.
Soicpb Nbles unO 4ottin bon Slue
rap iprud)cu 0ienltog lcstcr Wohe
att ibrer @citcrrciic noh ct. Mur=
til Dor, no lie Dem Segrabnllle 6es
SIN Nett, len, Stcim Ser 0rou Ab=
IL, ]bciuobutcn. %ur ibrcr 9ein1reI=
/, )icltcn lie lid bei bieligen Ser
r1;;Gten uuo U%rellnocn einlge Gage
beIudlslpeiie auf.
lie Ghcpoore Sobann 9tett Don
ct. Faul unD Watbius Nctt bon bier
III .ntcn an oem lette @o6e III ct.
Murtin itotrgefl1l1Oenen 9egrabnille
ihrcs Obeims tell.
San1ilie 6reO. Midel bon Welrole
}ucr an Iuntlug1lngstage I'M Gas=
par Ncntl's !9cim 81 @alte.
81 ieinem lfalncnstage muroe %.
). Ibelen Don elmer 4n5abl ieiner
N.:cunoe aufs ber5li6lte begriiBt uno
be1liifniinidte &olpb Nett bon Min=
lNapolis erfrel1te 1piibre115 Ser gn0=
to.le perfloiicner @od)e ieine bier
mnbncnOeu Gltern nit 8eiud).
Der perloren gelpeiene W. @ggert,
Scr orei5ebn Sabre dlte SUbn Der
5oulilie Mugult gggert bon bier> lit
in 5erglt5 Sails picSer oufgef11nOei1
rporoen.
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Colo Spring.

anoS Grgen reiite nod @odelter.
Minn., no er iid im Mogo @oipital
ii dr5tlide @ehan6lung CAB.
Soiepb 8oos biclt iih mebrcre
Scge @efddte balber I'M SSntereiie
oer Rodpille Granite 60. in 2epils
2cfe sc .. nuf.
Soiepb g. &riiger 1T im Mapo SOC
pilal su Hodelter zines 8rl9leioens
tHgen operiert porben.
So. Mrnolo un0 @ebriiber Sen Il.
Seihrih Sentges tparen bier Sonn=
: too in ser Tumilie' Sobann SentJes
a at @uite.
-" Tofepb| Senhen bon 81. Nifofaa5
bot Sic nel1e Wob1,111g, Sic er ieincr
Solniife bier er:ibten IieB beaogen.
Sofepb Sommer6oiing lit aus bem
Mapo: Sospitol III: Mohe1ter, no er
n1ebrere:@ o6en in diir5tlider 8ebato.
lung mar nod 6anie ~entfoifen NOR:
Sen.
,sn ser .1antilte Soiepb &ammer,
.rrener fanb ein ltramlnes Sobnder
%lrinfommene Mufnabme. M0qe es Ser
begIidten gltern nur Sreuoe berei
teit
goalnrb grgen berabfdieoete It'd
anfangs letter 8ode fir Chicago, nj
er be1fGftiat iein miro.
9ad bier Boden Tangent 8eiudt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

in Bancroft Sorpo, lit Seq Srotbe
at 9eginn Der lebten 8ode mieoer
oabeim eingetroffen. Anf ieiner 9eim,
reile lprab CT bel ietner III ct. Bo1l
mobnenoen Sdmeiter, Tron Greene,
Dor.
Mntpn Stang pon 2emon 3. g.,
befinoet it'd bier 5ll selud lelnet
M,ltter.
1rou 0ron5 Yet bon 8cnitrife,
Minn., eenob sic 1rcuoen oes Conn
tug inn @eim ser bier lpobnenoen ia,
milie =. S. Strap.
Ser bieiige oramatiide &erein
lief Mittpodobeno letter @p6c IN
8ofpiac Bic omiilante &omooie, ~Gbe
Nrripol pf &ittp" iiber sic 8ilbne &C,
ben. 9onnerltagobeno fii5rten lie Nos
gleide Spiel in @atfins arf, nn0
Ireitoeobeno mroen lid Die bicii=
Qeu Gbeotcrlicbbaber 0os glelde Ter=
guiigen g0nncn f0n,lcn.
Gle Iarners 9ipe Stod Company
brudte anl 0ienltug letter @odc Ell
ne Gilenbabnmagenlaoung Tieb nod)
Sii0 ct. Ynul gum Serlano
Sic Nrbcit an Dem Nnbau an Sic
bieligcn Grants d)uppeu untcr Mn-
letting oes @~auidreinerS @b. 0oerr
ner bon ct. .Glpllo I'M ppllen @ange.
8ernburo aprte un0 Ibep0or Cor
borg BON Miiniter, Sosf., CANADA, er=
ltotteten bier cinen mebrtagigen Der
lmnot= un0 fre,moidoftlihen 9eiub.
9ti6. Milmes bon 8oipble> g. g.,
bielt iid) bier int 2oufe lebter $50
DIE mebrere Sage beiu6s1peiie auf.
6rau Spbann 61ld)S lpl1roe an Die
8ettleite ibres idlimm %erfronften
Sobncs Mid)nel Studs IN Sallf Gen-
tire gerufen. 0erielbe befinOet lib CUR
6reuOc ieiner Nngeborigen u11f piel=
perlprebenoer 9eiierung.
SRI. 2eonoro Sbltnfert DON Min=
neupoliS erfreute lid Der @altfreltnO=
daft Ser bier mobnenoen Tamilie 81
bom Otter.
IS. Otter mur mibreuo LETTER 30
9e IN @eldaften 11od) ben 3piaiugs=
ltlOten. >%
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

nnb @attin. lit SRI. Beatrice llDlen,
fott gu tbrer Mrbeit III Mleran6ria
5uriidgefebrt.
Sri. Mnna Gberne bon MilDanfee
@is., eritattete bier ibrer SdpeI!cr,
Sral. Nnton 8olfing. einen mehria,
8eil1d).
S. Sbmertfeger 1T anfangs letter
@ode bon elmer no6 Crate, &C.. 8.
gema6ten @eib0ftstour mteoer oa-
lbcim eingetroffen.
Sn Sem 8efin6cn ser Sralt 5rana
Stangler, melfer ib4imm erfrartt
mar, lit cine lidtli6e 8enonng sim
9e1leren eingetreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Rihmon0.

SIN bieiigen Soipital lit borlett,n
5onntagmorgen Srau &ernrann Use
reg, m60em iie einem &in6a 0a5
2eben gegeben, Gas- muir bon feir5er
nor, zines ieligen Go6es Jeitor=
ben. Die 8er1tcrbene tpur6e nor
81 SSubren in &ibmo1lb nls SoAter
Ser 6rau Mnna 8ebnen geGoren
Dien1tagmorgen far0 11ab einem bcn
bo9m. Noolbert 8. g. g. gefeierz
ten &eqltiem Die 8eer6igung unter
GROCER Seilnabme altf bem bieliaen
@otesader itatt. Gem 70 iftuer ge~
priiften @aten binterlaBt tie lehs
&inDer, fire beiabrte Wutter uno
ie6s @eidmiiter M6ge Die Dabin~
gei6ie6e11e ruben int 6rie6en!
Milbelm gberts bon Greet ScGS>
Montana erfrel1te ieinen bier mob-
nen6en 8r1t0er Mnton gberb NIT
ge1l16.
Trieoolin Burit, melber 1ebte $50
die erffronfte, lit ioueit, 6aB ct ieiner:
Nomen bon Ser @%ranfenliiten
Mamen BON ser &%ranfenlilte mieoer
miro pegitreihen laiien f0nnen,
Nea9 adt Gage tangent 8eiu6 BET
@ertpanoten nnb Treun6en in Sergns
6aus u11o @fiiabetb fins Sobann II.
Mlgult 8e6l mie0er nod Sauie 51z
riidgefebrt.
Trieori6 @poD bon Winneapolis
file iiG bier 6reitag beiudsmeiie o1f.
8eim gaQen BON et11ert &lorier=
faIten erlitt @enofebaN ntbonD, Go6=
ter ser 2ebrerfamilie Ebeooor Slit
bonn, einen Mrmbrnd.
Sobnnn &alfman1 nn6 Srn11 bon
ct. Glol10 genoilen 6ie Sonntags=
freuoen bier in 8reur6esfreiien.
Clemens gffinger bielt iid uber
'Sonlrtog bel in Minneapolis mobnen=
Sen Berpanbten o11f..
Sen. Snmmer erfrel,te I'M 2eufe
Iebter @ohe !eine Jreu116e IN Wtn=
reopoIis NIT 8eiu6.
Mnton Nierenbnuien un6 BaHin
rer1ten. Dtenftag Iebter 8o6e nod
MinneapoIis. - Sesn ibrer geglet=
ting befanben iib 6nan5 &erp nn0
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Meire Grope.

Ste S1tperbilore1t : 8eb0r6e 6es
Somnibip @rope bielt Mitte porleb.
ter Wo@e cine @%eriammlung in
@reenmal6 ob.~
SRI. Ebefla Meaper un6 SRI. GIa=
ia 2iitmer berbra9ten oen @onntag
bel Jreun6innen 6ie an ser ct. 8e=
neotfts Mfa6emie in ST. Sofepb TO-
lferen Stn6ten obliegen.
Sobann Martbaler, tpelder IN
Glen1ens. Shmegmanns @eim BE-
f6aftigt tpar, lit na6 @aufe 5uriid.
lgefebrt, 10 lit audi Clinton Dolh,
mdbren6 ser Commemorate
IN Sen. Sm0iefeS Dienlt itan6> irs
@lternbaus 5urufgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
&urembur0.

Dit @obnung bes Soiepb Sl1der
m11roe leeten Gon1eritag ol1rdl 6euer
i'm etlpa 5000. bel9aoigt. 8ie oas
6euer inn &leioergema6 e%ntltano,
fonnte ni6t ermittelt mer0en.
Sobn &el0 bot nit Iomilie Die
r1elte @obnung be5ogen, Die Dor eint=
gen Sagen fertiggelteQt muroe.
3u ieinem @eburtstage muroe Geo.
4srcmonr bon elmer Mnen1' ietner Su=
o-nbir;nEbe in ongenaat"'c: @eile it,
e";'tt r:1o oA;2 @er;!;d}l1c beJllltf=
,miinlbt.
Wilb:: 8ab 11no @attin Don &i6=
mon6. feierten ben Ganflagungstog
bier in Ser Jamilie Sobonn 2oms
mel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Safe Berry.

Sl1lia Meper, mel9e inn 8aloorfs
@otel mdbreno Der Commemorate
Anlteuung batte> bat Sen PlaB anfge=
geben un6 lit na6 ibrem Seim in
Melroie abgereilt. Sn ge1anntem So
tel miro ibr Hlat bon &atbarinaBal=
oorf a11sgefiQt.
8anffontrnftor &nrl &ropp Don
@lou0 traf lebten Saml tag bier
Elm un0 entidie0 li6 Oabin, Die Gin
Gerarbeit in Ser ne11en Stride Bis
gum ndditen 6riibiabr aus5uieten.
Meatbias @emmei@ lit nod Seer
6ig1ng Ser Mrbeit Der @roBgef6Npo=
reren inn De5ember : &reisgeri9tS=
termin nieoer oabeim ei%ngetroffen.
Norbert @ieber miro 6as G6ul=
baus inn Diltrift "a, bas 0ur6 ben
Sturm am 9anfiagrngstage ent0adt
lpuroe, nit einem 11eren 9ab beleger1.
Warin Getting bielt 1i6 mebrere
Gage beiu6smeiie in Ben Cuttings
ltaDten altf.
Matbios 5ud)s mar mebrere Sage
in ct. Glou0, no Ct alte Treun0lbaf=
ten ernelrerte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

6ens 1pegen operiert tpur6e, lit in Je-
iunoen Suitanoe mieoer nod &au=
ie entlaiien mor6en.
Mn6reas ,59langem 1palr6e bon
1einer Satin nit einem ber5igem
Mao9en bel4enft.
Mm IL. Nop. gob 5rau Motb.
gpens bon 6arming inn &oipttal
einem geirnben 5obnd)en 6os 2eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Uem Wunih.

Sen. &1B1nann un6 SRI. Sil0a
@uBmamrpon minneapolis berbraG=
en- Sen 0tonfiogungstag bier in
@eim Tires 8rn0ers Sob. @nBmann
ganffaliierer &aspnr gidboff uno
@atti1 bon HodDine tparen SorataJ
Tier bel 6en @ltern Ser 6rnn Cid
lboff, @erman1 561pieters nn6 @at<
tin, 5n @uite.
@uthurinu Natbe un0 SRI. Gli}a=
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pier3.

Welegentli1 Ser .fiir3lid ltattge.
funoenen Sabresberiammlung Oes ct.
Soiepb- Wtdnnerpereins mur0en fol-
genoe @eamten fir bas neue 8ereins=
iabr getpGblt: @onro0 Stangl, Yra
libent, @eorg 8oier it,, 8i5epraltoent;
Spbn &e0nar, protogoaierenoer 5e=
fretQr; Nifolous Staub, Ginan3iefre<
tatr; clinton Gembreu, S9aBmei1ter
Reter Chefs Witglieo oes Ginan5fom-
mitees.
Sn ser ct. Soiepbsfir6e uur0en
borleBten Samstag getraut: Gbriltl=
an &ailer bon @oo0itod Sa., un0
SRI. gliiobetb Neumanm, Godter
Der Gier m%obrenOen 6amilie 8eter
Neumonn. @odm. Sobann Stiegler
poll5og oen Irauaft. W0ge es Ben
Neupermdblten I'M gbeltonoe ltets
nod @nnld ergeben.
Soiepb @rinfmann, @attin uno
Eodter 8aneta bon Seem &idmono>
Mis., troien Mitte leBter @obe bier
5u %Der1panot= unb freun0i6aftlideln
8e1nhe Elm. 8is Dor ELF Sabren mar
Samilie 8rinfmarn in 2aitrup pobn=
bait.
geidapilter M,l11a 1:n0 .Nl6ert S6le=
GET baben }i6 0ien1tag lebter Wohe
gu 5met @o6en tangent ge11de nod
9nlutb nno superior begeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

beth gifboff begaben th mad Ser
ct. Benefits Mfaoen1ie al ct. 500
.;fepb no lie Ndbunterribt nebmen
aperoe1.
SRI. Gberelia Bieber bon ct.
Glollo perbrady:e Sic gn6tage per-
iloiiener Mode g,er on Der Sei..e ~
rer <ern Wrfrs @ieber un0
Nrnn. IS
ssolann 8rofer ron Maper5, atont.
erltattete bier einen freuno- unb per-
manotifaftlid)en 8eiuk.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-10
USE SULPHUR To
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema
Helped Over Night.

For unsightly skin eruptions. rash
or blotches on face, neck, arms, or
body, YOU do not have TO wait for re-
lief from torture or embarrassment,
declares a noted skin specialist. Apply
a little Mentho-Sulphur and improve
ment shows next day.
Because of its germ destroying
properties, nothing has ever been
found to take the place of this sulphur
preparation. The moment you apply
it healing begins. Only those who
have had unsightly skin troubles can
know the delight this Mentho-Sulphur
brings. Even fiery, itching eczema is
dried right up.
Get small jar from any good drug
gist and use it like cold cream.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-10
QUESTION PLAN
FOR REDUCTION
OF FORD LEASE
Chief Army Engineer Is Not
Opposed to Giving Henry
Big Plant For Century

WASHINGTON, Feb. o. The ad
visibility of reducing the time clause
in Henry Ford's offer for the lease
Of the Muscle Shoals government
owned lands from 100 to so years was
questioned indirectly today by Major
General Lansing H. Beach, chief of
army engineers, in testimony before
the house military committee. Re-
ferring to the general policy of the
government not to lease its properties
for a period exceeding so years, Cen
eral Beach, in his testimony at the
hearing of the committee on the Ford
proposal for the lands and plants at
Muscle Shoals, said that 'it is not
always advisable to apply one general
rule to things big and small
Say SO Years Too Short
Secretary Weeks, who was heard
yesterday, declared repeatedly that in
his opinion it would be unwise to per-
NIT the lease of public lands and pro-
perties to private interests for so
long as 100 years. General Beach,
however, said that it was aquestion
in as big and important matter as
this, whether the 50-year rule would
not work a hardship"
1t was his belief, the general con-
tinued, that in disposing of the pro-
perties at Muscle Shoals, the para
mount consideration should be the eff
feet upon the nations defense rather
than the manufacture of fertilizer.
The country, he said, should not be
caught again" without an adequate
nitrate supply.
The engineer officer was preceded
by Major General WiWlliams, chief OF
ordinance, who explained valuations
of properties involved in the Ford of
fer. He estimated that the Warrior
Power Plant and Transmission line
| could be salvaged for 100000 or
more, and declared that figure was
three fits of all that Ford had offer.
ed for the nitrate plants and other
properties. These properties, it was
estimated, had "a scrap value to the
government of $S.S12 900, and would
be worth s16,272,O0O if made partially
operative and the remainder salvaged
Opposed to Scrapping
The policy Of the war department
he explained, however, was oppose
to the serapping of the properties. He
added later that it was intended to
complete the Wilson dam and main
tain nitrate plant number two in the
event private development failed
Chairman Kahn received word to
| day that Ford would not appear per.
sonally, but would sent representa-.
! tiveS. -t
General Beach will be recalled to
morrow to answer questions Of conf
mitteemen who failed to have an op
portunity today.
Secretary Weeks said today he had
received the completed offer in con-
nection with the Muscle Schoals
plant from Frederick NJ. Engstrum of
Wilmington, n. c., and that the offer
looked better" as amended. Details
of the amendments were not disclos-
ed
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-10
TREASURY BUILDING
THREATENED BY FIRE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. - Blazing
scaffolding and repair materials, ac-
companied by the explosion OF bar
rel of kerosene on the roof of the
treasury building, threatened the
structure for half an hour today, until
the fire was brought under control. A
blue print laboratory and a small con-
tractors shack on the roof were de-
stroyed. Treasury officials estimated
that the damage was slight, but no
figure on the loss from water ana
fire was available.
No valuable blue prints were de-
stroyed, according to James =. Wet
more, supervising architect of the
treasury, and William Y. Bray, SUI
perintendent of construction. Six
clerks in the print room when the fire
started saved all the important plans
before they left.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-10
MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts to flush Kidneys " Back
hurts or Bladder bothers.

II you must have your meat every
day, eat it, but flush your kidneys
witt salts occasionally, says a noted
authority who tells us that meat
forms uric acid which almost paraly-
yes the kidneys in their efforts TO ex-
pei it from the blood. They become
sluggish and weaken, then you suffer
with dull misery in the kidney re-
gion, sharp pains in the back or sick
headache, dizziness, your stomach
soUrs, tongue is coated and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine gets cloudy. full
OF sediment, the channels often get
sore and irritated, obliSing you 40
seek relief two or three times during
the night.
To neutralize these irritating aclus,
TO cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy here; take tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast for
few days and yo' kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is maze
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to flush and
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize the acids in urine, so it no
longer irritates, thus ending bladder
weakness.
jed Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
Jure, and makes 4 delightful efferyes-
cent, Whitewater drink
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-10
France Will Not.
Attend Farley If
Rights Threatened
Poincare Opposed to Further
Discussion of Peace Pacts
at Genoa Conference

PARIS, Feb. 9.-(By the Associated
Press)-Premier toincare, in q note
given out tonight addressed TO the
United States and Frances allies in
the late war, declared flatly that
France will be unable to send dele
gates to the proposed Genoa econo-
mic conference if any of the invited
governments let it be understood that
they do not accept entirely condi-
tions arranged at the supmere coun-
Gil meeting at Cannes in January,
preculding any discussion of the ex-
listing peace treaties.
1t is necessary, Poincare thinks, to
see whether the Russian Soviet gov
eminent is disposed to accord COM
mercial facilities and to give guar
antees for the protection of industri
al and personal property. He opposed
any discussion that would infringe
upon the province of the League OF
Nations. His note concludes with the
statement that time is required prop
erly to prepare for this conference
and that this necessitates a postpone
ment of the gathering three months
The foreign affairs committee oil
the chamber of deputies today adopt
ed a resolution approving Premier
Poincare's attitude. The resolution
draws attention to possible conflict
ing interpretations of the clauses Of
the supreme councils resolution pro
viding for respect for treaties ant
"re-estahlishment of solid peace
basis
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-10
SEEK INFORMATION IN
REGARD TO VETERANS
CARED FOR BY STATE

PHOENIX, Ariz, Feb. y.-Governor
Campbell. at the instance OF the
United States veterans bureau, today
sent letters to boards of supervisors
of the IA Arizona counties inquirins
as to the number of ex-service men
without financial means who are be-
ing given gratuitous treatment or aid
of any character by the state.
The governors action was at the
request of Colonel c. r. Forbes, direct
or of the veterans bureau, who asked
also to be advised concerning the
number of former service men in the
state penitentiary and in state hospi-
tails. Forbes explained in commun-
ication that the bureau is exerting
every effort to get in touch with all
ex-service men who are physically or
mentally impaired so they may be
appraised of their rights under the law.
To indicate that disabled ex-serv-
ice men are not being neglected,
Forbes included in his communication
the things that are being done in
their behalf by the bureau.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-10
BELIEVE REDS
BACKING FAKE
FAMINE RELIEF
Hoover Investigating Reports
of Misuse of Funds Given
to Starving Russians

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a full re-
port OF the progress being made all
over the world in the relief of fam
inc in Soviet Russia has been pre-
pared for President Harding by Sec
rotary Hoover. This report, Secre-
tary Hoover said today, included
work being done in Russia by for
eign organizations as well as associa-
tions in this country.
In its discussion of the relief organ
izations in the country, the secretary
declared, the report covers certain
associations which have been raising
money ostensibly for Russian relief,
but are under investigation by the
justice department for possible con-
nection with the Soviet government.
According to Director Burns OF the
bureau of investigation of the justice
department, searching investigation
of the activities of some orgauiza-
tions is being made.
President Harding is expected to
make public Hoover's report this
week. 1t is understood. however, that
both Secretary Hoover and EurIs
have for some time been delving into
the activities of organizations col
lecting funds in behalf of famine
stricken Russia. Many inquiries have
come to the justice department and
one angle said to be causing concern
is the use of the names of prominent
persons by these organizations in
their campaign for funds.
Possible connection of some of
these organizations with the Soviet
authorities is said to nave given rise
to the belief in some quarters that a
chain of Communistic societies, close
ly allied with the Bolshevilli, was be-
ing established under the guise of
famine relief machinery.