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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13
"REx" GOES TO PRISON
Sentenced to Serve Seven Months at
Windsor.

Rutland, June 13.--Nash A. Bel.
mont, claryoyant, the man of a thous-
and eyes" who injured Sheriffs John
+. Smith and David A. Barker and
John Pond, a farmer, when they ar.
rested him a few nights ago for driv.
ing an automobile while intoxicated,
as Il is alleged, was sentenced in
city court Saturday by Judge Leon.
ard f. Wing to serve not less than
seven months nor more than three
years at the state prison at Windsor
He p'eaded guilty to committing a
breach of the peace and impeding an
officer
Belmont has been in trouble in var.
lous Vermont towns, being known
in some places as the White Mahat-
ma. He has lost his automobile II.
cense as the outcome of the episode
here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13
Jewell Denies Story.

Cincinnati, June 13,B. NJ. Jewell,
head of the railway employees depart
ment of the American Federation Of
Labor, denied emphatically yesterday
that the railway shop crafts union has
under consideration plan to move its
headquarters from Chicago to Canada
to escape any suits brought against
them under the Coronado decision re.
Gently handed down by the United
States supreme court.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13
MERTON II. LoUKEs DEAD.
Was Head Of House Of Correction for
Six Years.

Rutland, June 13.- Merton II.
Loukes, for six years superintendent
of the Vermont house OF correction.
in the city, died Saturday evening
at 6;55 o'clock at his home In West
Rutland after an Illness OF three
weeks, the elimination o. about a
year and half of III health. Through
his position as head of the house of
correction and neary decade prev.
iously In penal work. Mr.. I.oukes'
acquaintance was more than state
wide.
Mr., Loukes had served as deputy
sheriff until recently. Although his
illness was known to be serious. II
was believed that he was improving
until last Thursday when his symp.
toms became less favorable. A coun.
sci of physicians was held Saturday
morning determining serious condi.
tlons, but .his death was unexpected.
The meeting of the board of trade
to consider proposals for n camping
site and an airplane landing VIII be
held at the village rooms at s o'clock
th'a ovpufuU
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13
HYLANo "pRY" DIRECTOR
Former Rut and Chief Of Police
Takes New Job.

Rutland, June 13.-Bert S. Hy.
land, for the. past seven years chief
of police OF the city OF Rutland, re.
signed Saturday, his resignation TAX.
ing effect at midnight Saturday. In
the morning, Saturday Mr.. Hyland
took the oath of office as prohibition
director for Vermont, assuming this
office yesterday. He will he in
charge of the prohibition enforce.
ment forces with Offices in the feder.
al building.
His successor as chief of police
will probably be appointed at the
regular meeting of the board of alder
men June 19.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13
FRANCE TO SEND EXPERTS
Cabinet Decides Upon Representa-
tion at the Hague.

Paris, June 10. (By the Associated
Press France will be represented
by a group OF experts at the Hague
conference, on Russian affairs, the
cabinet decided today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13

STREET CLASH IN BELFAST
Mobs Fight With Stones and Bomb
Wounds Woman.

Belfast, June 49, (By the Associat-
ed Press)-Rival mobs clashed in the
street today, using stones as missiles
A bomb was thrown wounding wo-
man.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13

Miss Marion Hin Crathern, daugh.
ter of Rev. and Mrs f. Hill Crath.
ern 81 Mason, ~ H., received the de.
gree of Bachelor of Arts today at the
commencement exercises at Middle
bury college. Rev. Mr. Crathern was
formerly pastor of the Congregation
al church at Old Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13

IhTee Dase hlts. barnes, Green
wood; base hts. r. Shaw (2l, j.
Scott, G. Scott, j. Lister; stolen
bases, Marcoux. A. Lister; struck
out by Forgea 10. by Mallory A.:
bases on balls, off Forgea .. off Nal.
lory 2; hit by NtcAed ball, Forgea;
wild pitches, Mallory (3l: passed
ball, Stein; earned runs, Holden
Leonard No. 2, 5. Y NJ. c. A.. g.
Umpires w. Brooks and Norful.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13
RAILWAY LABOR
BOARD DIVIDED
ONNEXT PAY CUT
Dissenting Opinion in Evidence
Coming Ruling
TELEGRAPHERS NEXT HIT
Special Order to Be Issued for
Only Remaining Class of
Employees
TELEGRAPHERs NEXT HIT

Chicago, June 1S.-The division in
the personnel Of the railway labor
board which resulted In vigorous dis
senting opinion on the wage reduc-
tons totaling $110,0O0.00O effective
July l and already announced will
make its appearance again when an
other $40 900 900 is Topped off the pay
of $4,000 more railway men TINS
week.
The new decision will affect all re-
naming classes Of railway employees
except teegraphers, for whom the
board will make separate ruling
later.
Chicago. June 13-With a yes"
written across the square opposite the
strike question on the pink, blue and
white ballots sent out Saturday night
to all railway shop workers in the
United States, the first set Of three
ballots came into headquarters of
the unions yesterday from Chicago
electrical worker on the Pennsylvania
railroad.
All the ballots are due here June
rs. Nearly a million and half were
put into the mails Saturday night.
The three strike questions are on
1.-The $60,0O0,OOO wage cut ordered
by the railroad labor board for July
/.
2-Alleged illegal contracting of
shop work and Illegal reduction Of
wages.
3-Seven rules, mostly covering ov-
ertime pay, laid down by the board
and which are not satisfactory to the
men.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13
WEATHER FORECAST

Showers late tonight or Wednesday
rising temperature.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-13
TAOITEC' LITTLE
IHUEO WONDER
e. CAPSULES
Quick Relief for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and Constipation
30 cents at Druggists below or from
Jauucs Capsule Co., Inc, Plattsburg, n, Y.

quesIhp5uIoOo'lIh Iho'i FIhUbbufg, NY.
On sale at w. |. eokay's, Ben.
nlngton: A. Schroeder, Londonderry,
W., or 60 cents by mail postpaid for
large package from jacques Capsule
Co., Plattsburg, N. Y.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-06
DRY GOODS PRICES

So inch light or dark colors, per-
ealue, 25c yard values, DE
Light Colored Outing Flannels,
for this sale -------------------------- -15c
Regular 25c Outing Flannels, light
or dark colors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ice
Sc inch outing fannels, for this
sale only 21c
Cotton Crash Roller Toweling,
for this sale, only 1Oc
36 inch bleached muslin, for this
sale only ---.------..-- 15e
SO inch bungalo cretonnes for
aprons or conlforters -------~-Zoc
Best Grade Apron Ginghams, for
this sale only --- -----lZc
27 in. good grade dress ginghams
for this sale only, per yd.--------19c
Good Grade Double Fold Cotton
dress Serge, for this sale---yd. 39c
Scotch Plaid Granite Dress Suit
ing. Just the thing for school
dresses for this fall, yd..-.25c
IS inch beach cloth suiting, S1.O0
I'd. value, for --- Aye
36 inch all wool storm serge suit
ing, $3.50 value, for yd -9Sc
81 inch all wool storm serge suit
ing, all collars, $500 value, for 1913
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-06
CLOTHING
And Mems Furnishings

Mems Heavy All Wool Socks, 85c
values, for ---------------------- Acc
Mems Heavy Fleece Union Suits,
from -------------------------------- Is up
Mems sweaters from ---S1.49 to $3.50
Mems suits, all big values at
$500, $4,000, $500 and $4,000
These suits will appeal to the
shreWdest buyer.
Mems Leather reversible auto
coats $4,000 value $500
Mems cloth leather lined, Coney
Fur Collar Coats, $4,000 value,
Mems Rain Coats from -S6.9S up
Ali corking values.
Mems McKibbin Made Leather
Gloves, from I'D
Mems McKibbin made Fur Lined
band caps, $500 and $3.50
values at -------------------- Sl.9S
Big Mems Line Leather Vests
from S6.4S
Hundreds of Pairs Mems Dress
and Work Pants from-------S1.98 up
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-06
GROCERY SPECIALS

6 basr Lenox soap for
6 Cakes Goblin Toilet Soap for25c
II boxes Matches for------------------4 9c
2 pkgs. Rolled Oats for-------25
Jiffy Jelly Jello and Jellycon, pkg.1Oc
Quality Brand Early June Peas,
cans for ------.----98
Old Grimes Brand Sugar Corn,
cans for-------------------------
SO Large Can Tomatoes Ice
cans American Sardines for-----25c
10. Can Domino Pure Sugar
Argo Corn Starch, kg.------------- SC
No. 211s can California Grapes
No. 212 can California Yellow .
PeacheS ---------------------- ------33c
No. 212 Can California Apricots----33c
ID. pail Stones Steel Cut Coffee s1.9s
5 81 ID. Carton Mixed Cookies size
2 double sheets Tanglefoot fly
paper for------------------- SC
Ironstone China Plain Tea Cups,
for this sale, each----------------- Zoe
Big lot imported fancy sutings.
in plaids and stripes, all $500
and $500 yd. values, for---------S2.9s
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-06
BARGAIN SEEKERS!
NOTION PRICES

] & P Coats Thread, spool-.5c
so yds. Silk Thread --.7c
lOc Ball Deter Silko- ..,..>-7c-
3 pr. Shoe Laces, black. or
brown -----------.---~:lOc
1Oc Card Hooks & Eyes-5c
l0c Card Safety Pins DC
Metal Black Horn Combs 10c
l0c elliptic Lead Pencils Sc
loo Card Pearl Buttons---,-7c
Sanfords Black Ink, bottle Sc
Box Paper & Envelopes Csc
Big line Ink Tablets at 10e
Bucilla Crochet Cotton,
ball --------------------.----------10c
Good Alarm Clocks -S1.19
Ladies White Hdkfs. DC
Bone Hair Pins, pkg 10c
Big lot F ancy Silk Ribbons,
at -39c, Sc and 79c
Regular 25c Can Talcum
Powder 19c
All Embroidery Silks, skein SC
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-06
UNDERWEAR

Ladies Union Suits from CSC Suit Up
Children's Union Suits from csc up
Children's Sweaters from ---s1.19 up
Ladies' Sweaters from up
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-06

Mems Best Work Shirts 79c
Mems Blue Denim Overalls- -S1.19
Boys Blue Denim Overalls,
sizes 3 to 8---------------- CSC
Boys Blue Denim Overalls,
sizes 10 to 15---------------------
Mems Flannel Shirts from S1.98 up
Mems Dress Shirts fron1S1.19 up
Mems Pure Silk Dress Shirts,
$40 values for ---------------.-------S5.98
Mems Wearwell Canvas Gloves,
pair -2.------------ -----------------15c
Mems Jersey Gloves ------------- 19c
Mems Jersey and Canvass Mitts---15c
Mems White Lined Cotton Work
Socks, Csc value, pair --15c
Mems black cotton socks, Csc
value for --------------------------- 15c
Mems pure silk socks, a regular
S1.0O value ------------.49c
Mems Heavy Suspenders for-49c
Mems Dress Suspenders ale
Mems Red or Blue Handkerchief,
large size, good quality -10c
Mems Heavy Wool Socks for 39c
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-06

So inch soft taffeta Silk, all col
ors, $500 value for--------------------$ 1.9S
Sc inch repellant Seeking, oxford
brown and navy, a good S1.50
value for -.--------------.----.----.-----
81 Inch Covert Cloth, extra q
strong, SIPS yd., value for-75c
81 inch satin finished Table Dam
ask, for this sale .----------------------6 sec
Table Oilcloth, yd. ------------------------39
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-06

Shoe PRICES that SAVE
YOU MONEY
O'Donnell fine Dress Shoes, all
regular $1,000 values, today--s5.9s
A big lot of Mems Fine Dress
shoes $500 and $500 values -s4.9s
Mems work shoes from --S2.4S up
All our Ladies $1,000 high cut
shoes to go at this sale forS4.98
Special Values i'm Boys, Girls and
Children's Shoes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-01
Qlttgriff a,tf &riegsgraften.

@aiMngton, 81. Wai. - SSsn 0en
&rei'en ser republ; X: ::;;;;ffben &o1igreB-
lllitg!ie6cr lpnren beute @crilbte IN
un1lauf, mo1la9 6entlld6lt leitIatiD=
neue @11tbiiuungen III 8e5ug auf 6te
egsjhlpin0eleien 5ll erlrarten iino.
Sc miro bebonptet ,0aB bo6e geam=
tie Ser @ilion'icten &egierltna TT Sic
Mfflire bc~~~:pidclt lino. Sn1 5enat TO-
tpobl tpie I'M Souie tpuroe gemel0et,
bob @eneralanmalt Dougbertp nit Ell
ner oranatil6en Sffenitpe auf oie
politii6en Mngriffe ser 6emofrati=
1de11 Senotoren a11ttporten miro.
Gin republifanil6er &epraientant,
ser tn i11tinten perfonlt6en 8e5teb=
11ngen 5l1 Gaugbertp itebt, erflarte,
ser 9edel tper6e balls abgeiprengt nno
ser gan5e &riegseraft blosgelegt lper=
Sen. 9as Sdauipiel, 6os it6 Damn
ser 8elt oarbieten 1per6e, 1per6e bo6it
unangenebn fir iene iein, Sic Die ie=
biae 9lominiltratton in 10 bablt6er
8eiie ongreifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-01
@armmg in Merico.

San slntp1io, Seras, 80. Weai. =
Obglei6 ,pegen ser itrengen 3en1nr,
tpelde Sic nerifaniide &egiernng lib
er aae ms slnslanb gebenoen gea9=
ridten ausiibt, nur tpenige gea9ri9=
ten iiber sic Sage nabe Ser @ren5e er=
baltlid iino, rednen @enner Der Ser
baltniiie in San Intonio, Seras, nit
5iemli6er geitin1mtbeit oarauf, 6aB
febr balo cine neue 9feoolution in
Merico eingeleitet aperoen miro. Die
meritanii6e &egierung lit baonr6 IN
cine iible 2age eebradt tporoen, oaB
iie bur9 unruben I'M Siioen ser @e=
pubIif abgelenft nno ge5tpungen tpnr=
oe, Eruppen ra6 Eabasco 5u ididen;
ou6 ser iiit1gite Mufitano Ser Oauqlli,
sssnoianer modt ser &eeierung ni6t
1tnbetrd6tli9e Gorge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-01
@rmte Mmsftdte,t.

99on1 03. Wfai. -@tn bom Snter=
11ationalen Mderbau= =SSnititut IN &om
ansgegebener 8eridt be5ei6net Die
@rr,teousii6ten in Geuti6lano, 8el=
glen, 6rarfreid, l1ngarn uno Tolen
als ertrGglid. Sic @rnteousit9ten in
nn6 SSrlan6 iin6 gut nor=
mol> i1t Bnlgorie11 tper6en iie als iebr
gut be3ei6net. Die orgentinii6e Weais-
ertte miro ouf 39,500,000 Quintale
gel4att gegen 58,500,000 Qnintale
I'M 8oriobre. Die 6iesiabrige @rnte
belauft iid auf nur 67.7 ASro5ent Der
boridbrigen 1tnb auf 1913 6es Dnr6-
idnitts ser lebten flint Sobre. SSn
sSSn6ien miro Die @ei5enernte anf 97,s
100000 Quintale gei6dbt o0er auf
40% mebr als i'm 8oriabre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-01
MQiam5 inbpTiert.

@ouiton, Eeras, 80. Wai. = Die
Mnia115 5tpii6en Sen l1niteo Mine
@orfers Of Mnericn nn6 an6eren Mr<
beiterperbd116en, tpel6e I'M Sebruar
in Chicago bon Brali6ent SSobn 8.
2etpis bon oe11 8ergleltten 11no Ser
tretern onoerer l1nionen in 8oridlag
gebra6t >poroen mar, tpnroe bonn &on
bent ser Snternational 8rotberbooo
Of 2ocortotibe 6iren1en & '@ngine-
me1 in @oulton formen in1o1liert.
Ser Hrdit6ent Ser Union 1puroe
er1nGAtigt, nod etgenem @rmeiien
Sen 1treifen6en @obleberglel,ten in
Weit 8irgi1ia finan5ieIle l1nteritiit-
l,ng gu getpdbren. Cine @eiolution, 1T
Der sic 9fegierung al1fgeforoert tper=
oen 1ollte, sic ruliiide 5olpiet- -&egie=
rurg ot,5uerfennen, 'pl1roe fat eia-
Itin1mig obgelebnt. Cine anoere &elo-
luton, ipel9e angenomn1en 1plroe,
ipridt einen energiiden 8roteit gegen
sic iiingite @nti6eiong @befridter
Cats pont 8unoesobergeridt aus,
0urd ,pelde bas 4inoerarbeits -@eieb
fir narfaiiungs1piorig erflart miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-01
9eprmaliiie11tng Der 9ol5= Snbuitrie
cinaeleitet.

Waibirgton, 80 Mai. II Die let=
te Bode il1 8olbington gum Mb=
16luB gefontrnene &onferen5 BON Ser
tretern ser &ol5inouitrie bat, lpie Sc
fret1r @ooper an1 Sonntag n1itteilte,
GIT SEM 8eidlub sefiibrt, ote Sa0n-
|trie 5u norn1olilieren. gu biefem
3tperf lpuroe bereinbart, ii6 oie Dien-
1te Ser Nationol Manufacturers No}f-
citation 5u iidern, nm einen aus Bes-.
tretert aller rertpanoten @ruppen be-
lteben6en AnsihluB 5niammen at
bringen, oeiien sl1fgabe es iein miro,
Nan1e11 Mrten, @raoe, Aualitat, War
fierl1eg etc. fclt5ulegen, oie fir Die
geion1n1te Sol3in0uitrie maBgeben6
iein lreroer. SIM @erbit miro Damn
cine lette &onferen3 ltattftloen, in Der
Sic @mpfeblungen oes slusidniIes
e,,oaiiltig angenomluen tperoen iol-
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-01
8abnitreif 6rpbt.

Gbicagp, 80. Mai. = @erii6te bon
einen bebpritebenoe1t Streif lpollten
om 9ienltag nidt gum S6tpeigen
fonn1e>l no6oem bie 9obne Ser Stre=
denorbeiter ser 8abnen burd eine
gnt16eioung ser @ilenbabn=Mrbeitsz
beb0roe nm $49,0O0,000 int SSabr
berabgeiest ,por6en 1paren, ou@ ber=
loutete 1T Chicago oaB Sic Giienbabn=
beboroe nod in bieier @o6e pettere
2obnreouftionen fir an6ere &lo}1en
giienbabnangeiteQte anfiinoigen wer-
Sc. @e1neint iiub anideineno oie 8erf
ltGtten=Mngeltellten, 6eren 3abl 5l1=
1amn,en nit Sen Strefenarbettern
nngefdbr 100000 betrdgt;; oie 2obn-
reouftion fir oiele bei6en &laiien
piiroe ungefdbr $100,000,000 int
sSSobr ousno6e1l o6er sic Sa(fte 0es
8etrogs, ipelder 10tig lit, um sic
2pbnlilte ser 8abnen 0abin 51triid 5lt
bringen, mo tie int Wtal 1920 1tano,
als bie giienbobn Nrheitsbeb0roe oie
20bne erb0bte..
Gi1,5ig 1tn6 ol(ein 0os 3ugperio=
nal bro1t6t iett fei11e 2obnberfiir5ltng
al1 befiir6ten, benn Sic 2obne 6ieler
2el1te lparen bereitS im 1ebten Sabr
TIM $400,000,000 berabgelebt NOR
oen, 1ta9bem ite' int SSsobre 1920 Inn
$6O0,000,000 erbobt moroen tparen.
glae iibrtgen &lalien &peroen aber, apie
ponjeiten bieler Union 8eamten an
geoeutet miro, 6ur6 sic iebigen 2obn=
reouftionen an Sen &ano 0eS Stretfs
gebra6t mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-01
2infplnbenfmal III @albington ent-
hmllf

Malbington 03. 90 al. - Sen So
bepunft ser Seiern anlaBli6 oes
@rdberibmiidungstags III Ser 8un-
oesbauptitaot 8aibington biloete am
Gienltag oie gintpeibung oes groBen
2incoln= Genfnals, be5m. @ebd9tnis=
@ebduoes inn Botomac=Yarf. Dieie
Seier tpar, Inn eine moglt6it 5ablrei=
de 8eteilieung 5u ermogli6en, ouf
SEN 9ea6rnittog perleet, tpabreno Sen
&orlnittag sic iibli9e Hara0e Der ber=
i6iebenen 8eteranen GerbGnbe l,no
:oie Eotel1feier auf 6em Nationalfrte6=
bof Mrlington altsfiil1ten
9os 9incoln=9enfnal tpur0e bonn
ebe1naligen 8r0ii0enten $. 8. Saft,
bem @priiber bes Denfmals=NuS=
ibulies, nit elmer 9lnlpra6e Fra1i=
bent Saroing fiir's amerifaniide 8olf
iibergebet1 Ser Hraii6ent anttportete
nit einer lGngeren &eoe, Sic 9lbra-
bom 2ineoln ols 6en1 u&etter" ser
Mation golt 1tu6 auf beri6ieoene ent=
i6ei0enoe @enoepunfte in ieiner alrt=
li6en 2aufbabn einging beren. 3ie1
i1nner ir1 anerer1 ter 2inie 6ie grbal=
tnng ser @inbett ser 9eation ge1peien
lei, Inn oerenttpiuen 2inco1n ii6 TO-
gar, penn eS nb0glid getpeien pare,
nit ser 5flaperet abgef1noen bdhe,
oa er ii6 betpuBt getpeien iei oaB tie
fritber o6er 1p6ter ber161pinaen Mir
6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-01
Triebensansfdten aus 2onbpn gentel.
Set.

2on6on, 80! Mot. 9ta9 elmer
Sibung 6es irii6er1 M1tsiduiies 6es
britii9en &abinetts um Montagmor=
gen irt2on0on ipnroe eine gen1etn=
i1uftli9e Stbnng Ser britii6en nn6
irii9en Gertreter l1nter oenn Sorl lib
Mini1terprdii6ent 9lopo Georges ouf
Moh,nittaa einberufen: gs lit nod
fein Sag fir oie slbreiie ser irii6en
@ertreter angeiebt lporoen, porous ge
i6loIien miro, oaB Die 11nterban0lnn=
gen nod 1nebrere Gage 1peitergeben
tperben. Mebrere 3eit11ngen tpiiien 5l1
beri9ten, oaB Midael Collins uno
Mrtbur Griffith bie britiide &egier-
1ng bon ibrer Mufridtigfeit Dem an=
glo-iriiden @ertrag gegeniiber iibers
5eugt b6tten. Die irti6en Delegaten
baben III elmer am 5onntagabpn6 ab-
gebaItenen SiBung 6ie duBeriten 3u=
geit6n6niiie feltgelegt, tpel6e .fie ser
britii6en &egiernng MAIDEN tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-01
9ie Ginfiibrnng 8utidnfter 8onsb-
fnn8

Berlin, 80. Mai. - Die amerifa-
niide Diplomatic pllroe bon 0en ia-
panilden 8otidafter @fi Sidt in 8er-
lin eelegentlid eines giiens sefeiert,
oas er oem neuen omerifaniiden BOT.
i6after gllonlon 8. Songbton our
ginfiibrrng in Sic 6iplomatilden Rrei
le Ser &ei9sbauptitaot gab. Die @a-
1te 1paren beinabe oltrdmeg MitgIie-
ser ser a,nerifanilden un6 Ser iapu-
nilben 8otidaft. Sn ieiner 8eoe bob
Ser 8otidafter berpor, Die Greignifie
ser lebten Sabre batten an1erica 3ttr
fiibrenben 8eltnodt erboben, Die be-
itinumt lei, in ser 3ufltnft cine gar
1pidtige 8one au ipielen. 8otidafter
Sougbton oa,1fte IN f1,r5er &eoe fit
sic perbin6li6en @orte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-01
&apag begebt bas 9iamant= =Snbtl=
lG1ttt. ..

@onlburg, %. :Otai. - slnGeii6ts
oes gelralttge'l Sdiffs-@erlnites
olr6 6cn &rieg llur nod Elm S6ot=
len iDrer iielblt, feierte Sic 9onburg=
9lmerifo=9inie om Sanitag in Sam=
turg Sen rs. Sabrestog ibrer @riin=
bung.
aGit $4,000 @ilberneorf &puroe Sic
S:19iffsgeleui6aft i'm SSobre 1847 ins
2ebe11 gerltfen. Drei Sdiffe onb ins
ge1an1nlt 1900 5on11en nan11te iie 6a=
malls ibr eigen. Seit jenen Sagen fat
6ie &eeoerei etlpa Z Wliionen Hauali=
giere nn6 100 MiQionen &ubifmeter
sSra6t befGrOcrt. ltnn1ittelbar Dor 6en1
&rieg iteute lid oos 8etriebsfopitol
ser @opoe auf 180 Wiaionen Marf.
Sbre Tlotte iebte it6 aus 1874 Dan=
pfern nn6 245 Silfsfabr5el>gen 5u=
]ammen. 9nr1lnter lparen "A groBe
O5eonoampfer, Sic nidt lpeniger ols
400 ser mi6tigiten @dfen Ser Belt
onliefen. 9fatb oent Geriailler 8ertrag
berblieb Scr @elealboft MIR Elm ein=
5iger flei1,cr Oampfer bon HOO &e=
giitertonnen. ~
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9r. @ieofelot bel Nrdfi>
oe,tt &aroing.

Maibington, 80. Mai. Or. Otto
g. 8ie0fel6t, oer neue 8oti6after bes
Deutl6en &eides in 8aibington, iib,
erreidte am Donneritag na9nnittag
in elmer 4noien5 I'M 8eiBen &aufe
graiioent &ar6ing feline 8eglaubi-
gungs @6reiben. Gnn1it iino Die
oiplomatiiden 8e5iebungen 5tpifben
oen Ser. Staaten uno Dem DeutIden
Hei6e nun beioerfeits bollltdnoig tpie,
oeranfgenomnen, nadoem Ser ame,
rifanii6e 8otidafter q. 9. @ongbton
i6on Dor einigen Wo6en in 8erlin-
&ei6sprafioent @bert feline 8egIal1bi=
dung iiberrei6t bat.
Sci ueberrei9ung Der 8eglnubi-
gung betonte ser 8otidafter, er iei
ii6 Ser boben 8eronhportung tpobl
betp1tbt> Die anf ibn als Sen erIten
8otidofter ieit SEM 4riege fieIen. ST
id0pfe ir6es @r1nutigung aus oer
Satla6e, 6aB abgeieben bon Ser fur
gen nnterbre6ung 6urd Sen 4rieg
nabe5u an6ertbalb ssSabrbunoerte atpi-
i6en Oenn amerifanii6en un6 Dem
oeutiden 8plfe ote englten geiitigen
11oraliiden un6 tpirtl6aftliden 8e=
5iebnngen beitanoen batten. 5ein
ernites 8eitreben iper6e iein, 6iefe 8e-
5iebungen 5u pflegen, ite uieberan=
5ufniipfen, 1po tie abgebro9en tpur=
oen, uno lie nod gu ertpeitern. Bra-
ii6ent &aroing erfldrte in ieiner @nt=
gegnl1ng, es per6e ibn1 cine grobe
Jre1t6e ieit1 in Dem bon sen 8ot=
i6after angefiibrten &eltreben nit Die
fem 5nfan1mer15narbeiten, 6a blr6 ge=
sen1eitiges gerltanonis oen gen1eirr=
ibaftltden Snterelien beiber Nationen
am belten ge6ient ipiir6e. Der 8ot=
idafter batte unter anoerem als iein
9eitreben be5ei6net, iid ein tpabres
8ilo bon 8erbdltniIien 11r16 Mniibten
5l1 gelpinnen, 6ie IN Sen Ser. Staate1t
porberrl9ten, I'M ouf 0iele 8eile lei-
! nen1 2on6e 5u 11iiben; auf Der an6e=
ren Geite boffe er, 6o5u beitragen at
fonnen auf @rfabrung geitiibte &ennt
mis- e1tropdii6er &erbaltniiie 81 iiber-
mitteln.