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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Sebensmittel fir Oeutih
ldn0.

8aibington .. 6. "a. De5. =
Die sent &ongreB porliegen6e ges
meinidaftlide &eiolution Sic be-
itimn1t, oaB 5lpefs gerbiitung elmer
@ungersnot in 3eutihlon6 unb Se,
iterreiA cine Snl11lne bon 10000, 900
Collar betpilligt 1per6en ION, biloete
@egenitnn6 elmer &eibe bon &onfe.
ren5en 5mtiden Mitglieoern BEG So
greifes nn6 ben ebcn1aligen &on-
greBabgeorbneten 9fidnr6 8artbol6t
bon ct. 2oltis
8artbo16t lit i,1 Ser 8un6esbaltpt.
itnbt ,einaetroffen lin in @erbinol.ng
nit ser &eioIution sic notigen gorar,
beiten nod M0gIihfeit gu beid1eu.
,1igen. Gr madJte 6ie 4ongreBleute
6ornrf aufnerfiam, baB fhnen ge.
ban6elt tperben miiiie, tpenn 6ie Meio=
luton iiberbal1pt ibren 3tped erfiillen
ioIle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
5enat 3etGt JntereGe.

MoiDington 9. s. 20. Sea.
Senator 8orob fat einen Mntraa
.eingebrodt, baB oerHrdli0e1t er,nad.
tigt >peroen ion, eine irternotionale
|@onfere115 itber iuirtIdnfhi9e nn0
finun5ieQe Uro9en einlblieBlid
9eutibGan6S &riegsent}d1oigung
cin5uberufen. Ser @orlblog fam in
6orm zines 9lnen6en,ents 5ur Slot.
te1tbemiligungsborla9e. @r~ miro
porausiidtliG nod beute I'M Senat
beiproden 1per6et1.
@orabs gorgeben erregte in amt
liden &reiie,1 augemeine ueberra-
idung. Borab erfldrte, sic Graee
Ser 9lbriiltung, sic tpirtidaftliden
Frobleme Ser 8elt uno 6ie gotInge
oes ameritoniiden Sormers n6ren
aQe 10 eng nit einan6er Derfniipft,> :
baB lie MIR geneinlam in grtpdgnng
ge5ogen lperbe11 fonnten.
@aibington, %. Sea. - Bie BON
cinen1 boben 8eo,nten oes Staats-
pcpartements beute erflart ,p,,r5s,
hpirb lid, 9ln1erifas ltnterltiibung bel
ser 9oiungoe tpirtiduftli6en Brob,
leme guropas bieneidt umfaiienber
9eltalte1L ols 11riprii,1alid gepGant
iid 1T ol,rda11s 5llfrieoeniteuenoer
@eiie, ltnb tpabribeinlid miro i6on
in sen eriten Sagen bes 1tddften
Sssabres befannt aper6en, 3ll tpelden
Sdritte sic 8ereinigten Staaten iid
entidIieben 1perben. Senator 9o-
raDs goridlag, sen 8raii6enten 5llr
ginberufltng elmer il,ternationalen
Mirtidaftsfonferen5 alf5uforoern,
gilt als iiherer 8etpeis bafiir, bob
sic ltnberiobnli6en i'm 8nnbesienot
NIT Sen Rldnen Ser gfeeierlng elm
berito1oen iit1b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
6rober &abrifbran0.

3onesbiae, o. %. Ge5. gin
ont 9onnerltog IN ser sSnbrif Der
Morf manufacturing Co., elmer.
3tpeienieberloiiung ser Steel & Su-
BE 60. Of gln1erica, in 3anesbiQe, s.,
nusgebrodenes 5euer, breitete fid}
iiber elm @ebiet bon 5tpei 9lder=MnS-
nob aus uno ri6tete etnen Sdo6en
BON onnGbernb 100000 an. Ser
g}rano mar our6 Grploiion IN einem
gnoille= Can't berboraer1.fen NOR.
oen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Detterer Bo0en perloren,

8erlin %. Seq. Ser 8otldaf=
terrat 6er entente bot iebt cine @ren5=
enti6eiol1ng abgegeben, na6 Der 5
oltpreuBiide 90rfer auf 0em redte1
@ei1ielufer Nolen 5ufouen 1oQen,
oeIen 8eboroen bereits nit Ser lie
bernnbtHe ser Ortl6aften begonnen
bober. Oitpreuben lit bomit bier gan5
bon ser @eidlel ubgei6nitten, trob=
oern sic betreffenoen G0rfer bel ser
slbitin,nung oeut1de Mfebrheit ab=
gegeben baber1: Oa5u fommt nod),
oaB nit sen Dorfern SltpreuBens
tpi9tige ufer6dn1n1e berloren gebenu.
oos SUTHERLAND Ser @odapalIer &C.
fubr asgelebt miro, menn oiele Deid)e
BON Sen ASolen, mic fal1n1 5u crlpar=
ten lit, perna6liiiigt luerOen.
Die Nolen jubeln iiber oieie gnt=
i9eiou1p oes 8otlhafterrotes ull0
@ldtter in Bor1da11, 0ern Weittel=
pu1,ft ser 6eutlbfreiieriiden blut=
oiirltt9en @ebprelle, Derlangell often,
ooB man Die oentide uMinoerbeiten"
11nterbriide> be5ip. beleitige. Man
re9net ernltli9 nit Ser @efabr> 6aB
Die polnilde &egierllng Oielem 0ran=
gen ra6geber, nn0 ol1b Dier alte
oeutl1e Mniieoler ars1peiien tper6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Debate iiber 1l1i0i1ippi
Damn.

Nsinneapolis, Minn., "a. Ge5
9iirgerlneiiter 9rtbur 8. 9sellon
bon ct. 9aul uno 8iirgerlleilter
George 6. 2eab bon Minneapo,
lis, fa1nen on1 0onneritag in Minnea=
polls, Wainr., CUR geipredalng Set
bereits 1nebrfab angeidnitte,1en Sra.
.ge ser Berlpen0Mng oes inn Mii1il1ippi
bel Sort Smelling erri6teten 3ann1eS
uno Ser bortigen @leftri5itatsanlagen,
5uiamn1en. giirgermeilter s9felior
trat bafiir ei1L Bob Ser 9alnm bon
@enrp Joro meitergebaut lper0en loa:
te, lpGbreno 8iirgern1eilter 2eab Del:
ien @eiterousban 6ur9 Die beioer
3tpillingslta0te >befriitportete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
5ipinan9eitellte perhaftet

Ne,p Oorf, %. De5. 3peiuno-
5lpqn5ig 3ipilangelteate in ser 8roof=
lpner 6lottenitation 1pur6en bente
ltnter> slntlage berbaftet, oie bon Der
8nn0es= @ran0inrp erboben >poroen
iil1o. Sic iin0 beiduloigt, ser &e=
gierung gigentltm I'M 8erte bon n1ebr
ols $1,000>000 felt oen1 &riege ge=
itoblen 5n ~baben. sSl1 gon5en lino
% Wan11er ongeflagt 1porben, ober
elmer fonrte beltte ntdt gefun0er lper=
oen Sic l1nterlu6ung 1T felt Wona=
ten inn @ange gelDelen. BunoeSagen=
ten iouen feitgeiteut baben, oaB So=
den aus ser 5lottenlt nltation pogen=
lpeiie fortgeidofft tporoen iir,o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Sage per3meifelt IN gang
europa.

8aibington, 3. 6. 26. 9e5.
| Yun6esienator A2. Wcgorl1lid
(Hep) bon Sainois, Ser eben bon
ldngeren1 slnfentbalt in europa
nad Waibington 5uriidgefebrt lit,
be5eid11et Die Jinon5lase ser euro
pdii6en Hegierungen alS per5,pei=
felt; er erflart, menn nidt cine &C.
il1n0e, ourdfiibrbare 20lung fir
Ole gntldaoigungs Jrage gefun>
ben lperoe, miiBte ser fran30lilde
6ranf nno Sic italienii6e Sire balo
oen1 geiipiel Der 0eutiden Warf, Der
| olterrei6ii6etr &rone un6 bes ruff
iden 8llbel in ser gnt1pertl,ng folgen.
Sic Jinan5logc, 11amentlib ouf Dem
europaiiden iSeitlanoe, lei 10 per5'pei=
felt oie 1pirtl9nftlide Gage Der Sol
fer 10 ernit, oaB mon a1fs Sdlimm=
ite gefaBt iein nriiiie, ebe Der 8inter
porbei iei, 1penn ni6t oie europdi1ben
Siegern1a6te cine 1pirti i6aftli9e Slug
felt 1tr1 @iriibt betpieie1l Sic i6nen
bis jebt freu1o gelpeien iei.
8eitere 8eietmns mikbiqist.
Senator Wr@or1nid gibt pbne lpei=
teres 5u, oaB Jranfreib ourdy oen
&rieg iebr ld1per gelitten fat, betont
aber, 0aB feline 9lbi bii9t> 0as &ubrge=
biet 81 belebenn, in gan5 europa,
auBerbalb 6ranfrei9 uiBbiuigt tper~
oe; ebenio teilen ale nrteilsfabige
9ln1erifaner in europa sic glnlibt Ser
europdil9en Sadperltdnoigen, onB
8eiebung oes 8ubrgebiets 6ranfreid
pirtidaftlib nidt einnnal 9flten
bringen, pielmebr bieles 5uianmen
NIT oen iibri9en entente uno neu
tralen 2anoern iolpie ben Ser.
Staaten aufs empfin6li9lte ibaoieen
lpiiroe Wan lit al1Beroem iiber5ell9t,
oaB Die 9lnt1port anf geleb11ng hes
&ubrgebiets Sabotage ser oortieen
Sttouitrie iein lpiiroe, l,no oan1it >pei=
tere 8erldlepplng nno gerringe=
rung ser g1,tida6igltnes Moeli9-
feiten na6 iid 5iebe.
6ungerfra,paQe eriuartet.
f.t5 Serner ftimn1en Sffi3iere Der Sit
tette 1T 0eutiHnr0 ebenio ,pie beut=
1de 8eante l1n0 engliibe ODER an1eri=
fa11iide &ertreter 0arin therein, oaB
I'M Sa11fe 6es @inters in Geutl6Iano
@ungerfratpoQe 11npermeiblid iein
ipilroen. Denr 0elltldlnn0 brnllht
fir llngefdbr' bunbert Miaionen Col
lars anrerifaniiden Weiae1, sen es
ober 5ur5eit cntfernt ni9t t6e5oblen
fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Die 5htffszprohibttton>

8o16ington, 9. s. 23. Sea.
Sic sSSllternationale W}ercontlle
Morine bat inn 8un0esobergeribt
in @oibington 3. s. cine entgeg=
nung al1f @eneralan1palt Daugber-
tps @11tadten iiber Mn1penonm9
ser Yrobibitions @eiebe a1f Die
Sdiffabrt eingereidt. S1r oreler
miro geltel1b gemodf pos Brobi=
bttionsgeieb re6tfertige etn 8erbot
6es gerfaufs geiitiger @etrdnfe
dl1f onreritnniiden Sdtffen a1l0
bober see nidt. gbenio menig
beiBt es ipeiter, fonne man aus
lan6ilde,1 Sdiffen berbieten, oaB
lie @etranfe 8orrdte fir eigenen
@ebraud il, amerifanifde 8elpal=
ier l1ritbrddte1t.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Deutlhe fonmef1 sum
Rennen.

Berlin, 26. 0e5. 9fa6oem 0e1
Ylan elmer @eteiligung Geutldlanos
an ansl6n0ilben Sports Bettbe
tper6en idon felt Idngerer 3eit in
n1oBgeben6en &reiien belproden NOR
Sen lit, miro iebt in Berlin angefiin
bigt, 0aB 81 beln ndditen groBen ane
rifani1ben Acknowledgement in SsSn
1iatapolis, -SeSn6., 6rei 0el1tld)e Oler
cebes (Gai1nler)- @age11 ongelneloe1
lperben fouet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
5teuerun9 eines Rreu5er
mtttels Rdoto.

Maibington, .. 6. 81. Sea.
Nuf @runo elmer bon Sobn @abs
Samn1ono it. genta6ten @rfinoung
ion bei 6e11> fonmnen6en @internta-
nopern oer atlantildeu lt,10 pa3ufi-
ihen 6lotte ser Gerluh 111ternon1net1
tperoen, 6as S6Gadtidiff Soma nrit-
tels Mabio bon etnen1 cine Oeeile iiber
6en Sdiff fliegen6en Slug5eug aus
5lt lenfen. @eidBeitig miro oas
!Shiff .befdDiien I'M bsutn Sinfe11
gebradt tperoen.
Nn eon Wonobern 1tebnren audi 36
6lug5e1ge, barl,rter 6ie neueitet
sorpeoo Neroplane, tell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
;frahtoampfer pern1tft.

G1epelorb,S, 81. Sea. Ser
Grie Gee miro nad allen Rtd=
t,1ngen nod 6e1n iiberfdGigen Dam=
pier Cornell obgeA1d,t. Ser Cont
bier mar aug GIeperan6 s., nod gn=
faro gefabren, BORT ober ri6t einqe=
troffen. Mon begt ernfte 8efiir6-
t1tnaen fit iein Shtdfal. Die Be
iat11ng bes S6iffes beitan6 aug o4f
Wan11. "a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Gin Qemperaturitur5 sur
rehten 5ett.

Seattle 8aib., 81. Seq. = Gin
itarter Seutperaturltllr5 ant Mon>
tag bot bent tpeiteren Steigen 6es
Wo1bington 6lulies, ser om Cont
tog bel Seattle, 8aib, 5ufoGge itar=
fer &egenftiue ltno gelhanol5ener
Shneel1alier, ei11 beretts be0roben-
0es Musleben ortgenommen ginbalt
Ol1rh 6en 1ngeltiimen 8in6 tp,1r-
be be6euten6er S6ooen an6erit1tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Die fanaotIhe 2lusfuhr.

.Otta,pn, Ont, "a. 9e5, Die
Mnsfnbr &onnbas an 2unbtpirti6ufts
er5el1gnilIen belief it6 tpdbrerno 6es
Sftobers llno geopembers, Der erltell
51pei Mo1lnte nod eSnfrafttretltng bes
1,enel1 ol11erifo11iiben 3ontarifs aui
$15,691, ,954, gegen $17,633,141 in
ben beioen gleiden Wonaten oes per-
gollgenen Sabreg, ipie am 6reitag in
Ottn1pa, Ont, befan11t gegebet1 muir
be.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Butler beitdtiot.

'Wa5bington, g. 8. 22. Ie5.
Die belfad angefeb6ete grne>
nung 0es Gebtsanlpalts Pierce
8uttler aus ct. saul gum beiitben:
oen &i9ter am 8nnoeso6ergeridt,
tpuroe nn1 0onneritag bon1 5enat
nit g. 5n 8 Stilnen beltatigt.
Sic @egner 8uttlers lparelt Sic
tSenatoren 8 ToQette, gorris,
8roofbnrt, 9eorbed, 1drntlide &epu=
Homer, ntrb Sic 0emofraten
George, Srumel, Sifin llno
S5eppar0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
5oro ;Sabrtf in Chicago

G6icaeo, ST., "a. De5. = Gle
1Soro Wotor Co., fbloB einen Ser.
traa ob, oer ibr oas notice @rnn6=
itiid i'm 8olt elmer 4abrif in gbica-
90 1getpdbrleitet. Die 8ulfoiten
tperoen altf $6,00O,0OO beronfMaet,
10000 Monn 6iirften in Ser Gabrif
1,ad ihrer 6ertigftellung 8ef4dfti-
g1tng finoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
111erRouee>S >Sau hdlt Souz
titdnd in olten1.

t|t$AIt~ Wv >*>$iv
A)tcr &ougc, Ga, 25. Ge5. - Die
nod slpeit6giger Sudei bon Iruppen
Der Electromagnetic I'M ga Ionr6e =
See, 5luolf 0eeilen bon Nfer @ou9e,
2o., entfernt, gefluoenen 2etden
slpeicr Monner iollen nob int Yer
lauie oes Sanstog elnenl Snqlclt
unterporfen ,poroen lein.
Wton lit in ser 9lruobnte nabe5u
lid)cr, oob cS ii6 I'M Die Sei6cn
ser onl 81. 9llrgult gelpaltlanl bon
einer 9onoc Nfosfierter cntfilDr=
ten gSott Tauiels uno Sbolltas
9fidnros bonole. gin5elne &lei=
ounesitiide ser Soten lp1roen ols
iene ser @crnbten erfannt.,
0em Snqueit oiirite Sc Scr9af=
tuna bon l)tnoeltens 5pan5tg Fers
lonen, oie il1 ie11e sluguitnnrnbel1
perpidelt gelpeien fplgen. Nus sll-
cambria lutuo 9selp Orleans lpuroen
lucitere @}ili5en nad Mer &ouge ab=
oelauot. Sic Gcrbdngl1ng oeS Stan0-
red,ts bot cine geluiiie @abrideinlt1=
felt fiir iid.
Gub ste 2eibeu gefunoen lpuroeh
lit o,ti cine Gpnaruitiprengltng gr0B=
ten llmiangs 5uriid5ufilbren. Sle
grplolion miro ais fiir6terlicb &C.
ld)r(oert. Sn Der ltmgebung befinoll=
ne Sa1,ler lp1lroen ollr6 sic @u6t Der
Sprerw,lns n1ebrfah beid)aoigt. Mcbr
o(s 1000 Hfl.nb Gpnamit pl'roe on=
i9eil,ello e,,t5iinoet.
eDentitGt ber Gntfiibrer angeblid)
onrh Nnsen5ensen ermittelt.
9atrop 2a., 26. Seq. - Son Oen1
nit sluiarbeitllng oes Mtcrebaule =
gntfuDrungsfaues beral1ten 8ean1ten
lpurrc Dienitag III @atrop, Sa., er=
flart> ser Staat lei imitonoe. Sic Sosn
titGt ntebrere oieier @ntfiibrer
@ott 0uniels ,,nb 5bo,nas &it)aroS,
oeren 9ei6c pereangene Mobe llll "a
,sourhe Gee gefunoen pcroen, o1trd
einer slugen5eugen einmonosfrei iel1:
5ltltelen.
Gin in ser 9e@be bon Sfariogc,
I'M iiib1ltlid)en 3eil oes 0torei)oule
&oriib 1pobne1,0e Sarner, 6eiien Sea-
me perld1uiegen miro, bate mebrcre
berfleioete 8erionen erfannt, ols tie
ibre Mosfcn liifteten ln cinen
Sdlud Woiier 51t t1ebmen. sic baben
ibn auf Ser 2an6itraBe al1fgegriffe!1
nn6 ibn1 befoblen, BON einem 1obe=
liegeuoel1 &ond, einen gi1ner Wailer
su bolen. St fam oeln Serlangell
lrad; 1p1tcr lieb man i(11 ultbe6el=
liet foufen. Gin @erii@t> 6ab Der
9}ome jenes tSar1ners @errp @betlto=
ne lei, fano feile 9eltdtigl1ng.
&ereitelter Mnl ldlag.
Ytcr 9ionse, 2a., rs. 9es. - slns
perl1Biger Nuelle fontl11t Sic Wftt=
teilung, sob Weitglieoer oes &u &lur
&lon angeblid Sen Geril,d unternob=
men, 51pei llnteriltd)ungsbeal11te OcS
8ul1oes Sl1lti5oeportements, bie nit
0em Wtoreboule Soil beld)dtt1gt mo-
ren, 81, eutfiibrer, iid oes Ero5eB
materials gu bemadtieen l1no oie bei=
SEN Ifdnner biero1tf 5u totem.
Ser Blan aber fam nod redt5ei=
tig 5l,r &enntnis bon @ebeimagenten
oer Hegierung, sic Oc1 Seorobten Ell
ne @arnltne 5egeben lieben ltno 10
burd sic Nbiidten 6er &u &lrrer
einell oifen Strib 1llodten.
Sener. @eril1d peranlaBte al1b
@oubernelr Eorfer, Irl,ppen nnb
@eer &ouge 5lt entlenoen. Gr gil,g
bon ser slniidt aus, Sob 2ellte> oie
iid nit iol6en Mbli6ten triigen
0onieIs 1tno &idters entfiibrt
bottet,, 81, je0er Sot f0big ieicn. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

That intoxicants and the saloon are
legally done away with forever anc
that no bootleggers will ever be able
TO bring them back again Is thu orsn-
ion OF John Wesley HEi. spe.lal lee
turer on prohibition enforcement 10
the federal government Hill warns
the public against the menace OF care
'essness in law enforcement AID the
iaxlty OF public opinion on the sub
Sect.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

A stage coach which was @sed ~
the Wells-FSrg0 Express Co. for pas
senger TRANSPORTATION in the old da,s.
ard later was an important Bit o..
stage property in the iol Will West
show. has been given to the state his
torica society by the Miller Brothers
OF the l0i ranch.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

A peculiar bit of psychology is
working in Germany. As the mlrk
slips down nearer zero. Gsrmans
show growing tendency to spend
their money as fast as they get II
Hang to deprecafing money and ~.
keep sholdering an accommodating loss-
BY spending. Germans pass the loss
tc some one else.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

An outbreak of smallpox doesn I
worry you as much now as i. did
when father was a boy. 1t is 4 dreli
disease. dangerous as ever. bat its
being rapidly stamped out slaan OK
now is killing only a sixth as many
Americans as in ss0a- our cnence OF
dying OF it this year Is less thsn l.
in-ioo. 100.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

Eiinor Giyn the novelist. wfoSs
stories have heen appearing IN the
Leader. who has been devetins har
ta'ents to writing directly fer the
screen. has been engaged to Drepa.-
tie scena-io for a story callod Tito
Eyes of Truth which will picture life
among the movie people In Holly
'wcod truthfully. The film. which Il is
hoped viii offset some OF .he abuss
heaped upon the people o. the MOVIES
will be produced by Sol Lesses. wac
makes the Jackie Coogan pictures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

The city that does not p IL.
prorer Fairgrounds for is children i
developing generation of physicA,
weaklings and duh mentalitiel. For
Itunately Americans seem awakening
{, this truth. though slowly Nearly
ss.00000o was spent on chiidren's
Fairgrounds and recreationa' cen:ers
in i5s cities last yea This VII pr
better dividends than could be realized
by spending the $4,000 900 in any
other way. Quickest way to de-troy a
civilization is to neglect the ch -ldren
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

The wife OF Ch'nese restaurant
man OF Ardmorc eaoOed with anothc.
man and her husbands mot.r car
When the Chinese caught them. he
sreeded them on their way. but ln
sisted on taking his car bck. he said
automobiles were hard 10 get.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

The north central and northeast. IN
counties OF the state have an IS ucr
cent condition in winter whea, board
OF agriculture figures show. Condi.
tion OF winter wheat has increased 70
per cent since December.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

Fine music In the Jerusalem" can
tata al the Christian church Wed
nesday night. Everybody likes IL.
You win not be disappointed in this.
All for sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

A Tulsa Indian woman. a5 years
old made a win a short time before
her death 10 dispose OF property val
utd at $4,000. II contained n re-
mark that she had only six heirs AZ
that time bu, thee would be plenty
moro after she was dead.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

They say men gov weaker but
wiser That's probably true. thin's
the Atchison Globe. becaus. many a
flaprer now is waking while empty
automobiles wh'z by. il being 50 easy
for peorle to misconstrue motives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

The corporation commission has
ordened the Bartlesville Gas a Ele--
trie Co. 70 arise gas rates in PARTIES
vile. and there Probably Is pothinE
for the company TO do but obey -
luctant thoogh IL may De.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11

The best musical talent OF the city
win help In putting on Jerusalem
at the Christian church Wednesday y
night More than your moneys
worth at sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-11
Easter Foot-w
for Women

Just in time for Easter selling.
just unpacked from their wrap
pings. Brimming with snap and
style Careful fitting; plenty of
narrow widths. Come in and see
the new styles, try them on. see
how, they enhance your appearance.
Modest price, considering the style
and quality; who wants to sacrifice
style for price
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-19
BEVER|DGE
IS COMING
NEXT WEEK

Albert ]. Beveridge. Republican
nominee for United States senator.
who is scheduled to be in Lake
county next week on the last leg
Of his speaking campaign, will
speak in East Chicago at the Ma
sonic hall on Saturday. October %.
Arrangements are being made by
County Chairman Tom Roberts to
have Secretary of Labor James A.
Davis. former East Chicago mill
man, to speak here also before the
closing of the campaign. City
Chairman Charles FIGHTER. who is
also instrumental in bring Jim"
Davis. as he is known among the
mill men here. has no assurance SO
far that he can come to East Chi
cago for a. campaign speech.
Indications are thai Governor Nc
Cray. whom party workers were
maneuvering to have come to East
Chicago before election. is said to
be unable 20 leave the state capital
for some time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-19
By DAVID N. CHURCH

IsTAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. sERvIcEl
LONDON, Oct. 10. = The last OF
the great war statesmen went into
eclipse today when Premier Lloyd
George of England resigned, to-
gether with the res. of the coali-
ton government. Lloyd George has
few weeks. He succeeded Herbert
Asquith in December, 1916. when the
great war was raging.
The premier presented his own
resignation and that of the Other
members of the cabinet to King
George this evening.
After buffeting the grave crises
of the war and the troublesome
peace" era which followed and pass
ing through the storms and strife of
Ireland the ministry succumbed at
last to it's enemies in the unionist.
or conservative party. 1t fell under
the blows of the tories supported by
labor.
Political events moved with dra-
matte rapidity today. The tory mem
bers of parliament under leadership
Of the die hards.' met at the Carl
ton club and voted in favor of an
immediate general election to create
new government and a new house
of commons. All of the eloouence
of Austen Chamberlain, the old gov
ernment spokesman in commons, and
Earl Balfour, former premier and
former foreign secretary. could not
stem the tide of hostility against the
little Welsh statesman whose wiz
aadry and magnetism had pulled him
through many a hard fought political
battle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-19

TO 'NALLY
HEARING
Seventeen Year old Daugh-
ter of Nurse First Witness
Put on Stand

Nervous tension of principals,
court attaches and spectators heigh-
tened perceptibly as the prelimin-
airy hearing of Mrs. Hazel McNally.
charged with the murder of her
twin babies. advanced into its second
day in the Hammond city court
Interest centered about the ex
pected appearance on the witness
stand OF Frank McNally. husband
and accuser of the defendant. and
a North Side midwife. who is said
to have attended Mrs. McNally when
her twins were born December 8.
RECORD BREAKING INTEREST
Every available foot of space was
taken by the curious crowd long be-
fore court was called and newspaper
men were forced to fight their way
through the sweaty, smelly crush
in getting into and out OF the place.
Never has such interest been shown
in a case in the Hammond court
The state opened this morning by
putting on the stand Miss Katherine
Griffith, II. daughter Of Mrs. Mary
Griffith. the nurse who attended
Mrs McNaIly for nine days follow
ing the alleged double delivery
Miss Griffith said they had met
Mrs. McNally while they lived in
nei eighboring houses on Garfield ave.
in West Hammond Mrs. McNally.
she said. had told her she was 10
become a mother and her physical
appearance bore out her statement.
IN BATHING WITH DEFENDANT
On one visit to the home Mrs. Nc
Nally had her place her hand on the
left side Of her abdomen and ex-
planned TO her that the moving
bunch" which she felt was the
childs foot No one else was pres
ent during this conversation.
She also was in bathing with Mrs.
McNally and their pictures were ta-
ken while they were in bathing
suits.
The pictures were not introduced
and on cross examination Attorney
Schwartz tried to have them exhib-
tied. The girl explained that the
negatives had been lost. but that the
pictures which she had received
were now in the possession of At
torney Jellison, who is assisting
Prosecutor Joe Todd. The state OBJ
jected to showing the pictures at
this time and the court sustained
the objection.
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