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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
sHRlNERs' LIQUOR IS SEIZED
Milwaukee Prohibition Agents Get
About $4,000 Worth of Booze
From Baggage Car.

Milwaukee, June 6.-Liqnors esti-
mated to be worth $4,000 and made
up Of whisky, gin, vermouth and rare
wines, which were stored In a baggage
car to be attached to Chicago &
Northwestern special train to take
1000 Shriners to California on con-
vention trio, were pounced upon by
federal prohibition agents.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
EanIes in Convention.

Madison, June THE advance
guard of the $4,000 Eagles that assem-
bled for their nineteenth annual state
convention, stormed Madison by train
and automobiles. The first three days
will be given over to business. to be
followed by mammoth parade Thurs
day morning, the last day OF the con-
vention.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
Eau Claire Building Grows.

Eau Claire, June House building
in Eau Claire is unusually active, ac-
cording to the May records Of Fl. L.
Fish, city building inspector. which
show a large increase over April, usu-
ally the heaviest month in the issuance
of building permits here. The unem-
plOyment situation is also greatly I'M
proved and business generally is pick
ing up.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
LILLIAN RUSSELL IS DEAD
Famed Beauty of Stage Passes Away
at Her Home In Pitts
burgh.

Pittsburgh, Pa. June Miss Lii
liam Russell, for years a notable fig
ure on the American stage, died after
an illness. lasting but little over a
week. While returning from Europe
recently she slipped on the deck Of
the ship and the fall resulted in COM
plfcations which were fatal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
Recover Body of Man.

La Crosse, June drowned last
October when his clam boat sunk dur
ing a storm, the body Of John Jacob
son of Homer, Mimi, was found float
ing in the Mississippi river here. The
body was identified by means OF
pocketboeE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
Lumber Shipments Increase.

Amigo, June IA total Of 1,479 cars
Of lumber was shipped from points on
the Ashland division Of the North
western railway during the last four
weeks, compared with 85S cars in the
corresponding period of 1921. Last
weeks shipments totaled AT cars.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
Either or Both.

$780, link the world is
end sometimes we
informed
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
SAYS Uncle Eben.

ST b'lieves in art" said Uncle Eben,
"an wants # Encouraged. But | hates
4 see i TO- snendin' his life being a
poor n ;fs-,'. wien he might of been
&c
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
Build IanesviIIe HOMES.

GAINESVILLE, June building activi-
ties here are indicative of better times
with IA new homes under construction.
Permits for buildings with total
val6e of $4,000 have been issued this
year.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
AS She saw the Elephant.

Little Catherine, aged four, saw an
elephant at. a circus for the first time.
Looking at it, she exclaimed "Oh,
mamma, look at fhe fat horse with u
tail near his eyes.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09
Badoer Gets $4,000 job.

Waukegan, ILL.,, June I'll NJ. Dona-
hue, Stevens Point, is the lowest hold
er on contracts for laying sewers and
water mains here, aggregating s25, 900.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1922-06-09

Whether the world owes every man
4 living or not, 1t owes him his part
IF the worlds work.-St Louis Globe.
Democrat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
ENDORSE PROPOSED
CITY ZONING PLAN

Endorsement OF the proposed city
zoning and planning ordinance was
made by the Civic Federation at a
special meeting Of the organization
held Friday night in the School Ad-
ministrauon building.
The members passed the following
resolution.
Resolved. that the civic FEEDER
alton go on record as favoring the
proposed city coming and planning
ordinance and that It pledges its
hearty cooperation and that of tie
constituent community centers 20
any committee or commission that
may bc named by tho mayor on the
common council for carrying into
effect the provisions of the city zon-
ms and planning legislation"
Delegates from the various school
centers and interested persons on
the coming problem were represent
ed i'm the meeting. a delegation
consisting of the president OF the
federation and representatives from
each center Will be present at a
meeting of the city council Monday
night
Discussion OF roU' ne business oc-
cupied the remainder OF the session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
SALESMAN VICTIM
OF TWO BANDITS
b. H. Trugeon Reports Loss
of $40 in Robbery ON
Lincoln Highway.

B. Ut. TruEeon OF Chicago. a. =5Ics-
man Tor the SauAmaa Bradley
Suunysuds Washing Machine Co.
reported 10 the police late Trday
afternoon. that ne had been robbed
of SO by rwo hcld-un men, while
he was standmE at a cross road
about six miles west ~ tho .l-y on
Lincoln way.
Trugeon stated that he WIS stand
ing AT the cross road when am Essex
machine. occupied bv two rouns
men, drove Up. one man Vhom he
described es about . wears old. 5
feet inches tan ana yciEhiuE
about 145 pounds. wearing an army
C az and stocking cap. jumped
of the car holding blue steel re-
volver in his hand and ordered him
20 fork over what yoU gor.'
The men evidently seeking uotl-
in6 but money as they overlooked
q watch and pin besides IS cents he
was told 10 keep. TruEeon was un-
able TO give description Of the
/ driver, who sped east as soon as
/ his pal rc-entered the machine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
COPS NAB WOMAN
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
Helen Bella Arrested When
Police Find Wine-TO Be
Arraigned Today.

Helen Bella. go S. Franklin St.,
was arrested last night by Detective
Sergt Valentine Delinski charged
with possession Of Intoxicating liquor
with intent 10 SELL She was later
released on bonds Of $500 for ap-
pearance in city court this morn
ing
Her arrest was the result OF a
raid made on her home Jan. % at
which time she was convicted OF
running an immoral house and fined
$50 and costs. Doris Green and
Joseph Cylka, frequenters. were also
convicted and fines of SO and costs
were inflicted.
At the time Of the raid the police
were supplied with a search war
rant for the promises and found two
quarts Of wine. which Helen admit
ted she was selling at 90 cents a
glass. The wine was tested and
found TO contain two per cent OF
alcohol in one case and three per
cent i'm another and warrant was
sworn out for her arrest, resulting
iu her apprehension last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
Finding of Booze
Leads to Arrest of
Woman and Son
Mrs. Mary Kozuch and II,
Year-Old Son Charged With
Liquor Violation.

Mrs Mary Kozuch and her L.
year-old son, Of +. r. No. ?, OsCeola,
Ind. were arrested i'm the 1000
block ON Prairie avenue last night
by officers Kolo and Asskler. charS-
ed wBl being common carriers OF
intoxicating liquor
According 20 the police, they were
walking toward the automobile OF
Mrs Kozuch as she was about TO de-
liver four gallons of Illicit liquor 20
81 nearby grocery store. When she
saw the approaching officers, she is
alleged TO have emptied the liquor
into the gutter. which attracted their
attention. bus too late TO save more
than a small quantity.
4 search was made OF her automo-
bile and four empty quart fruit Jars
wer found with a sufficient amount
of DRAWINGS i'm each 10 be used az
evidence. 80 IS said
When brought 20 the station ueith-
or of the Kozuchs would give their
names or addresses until Sergt. Mar
tin informed Mrs Kozuch that he
would have no way Of informing her
friends that she was arrested. she
finally consented. but up TO a late
hour had not obtained bail and was
held a. the county Jail for trial IN
city court this morning.
Her son refused TO talk or answer
any questions put 10 him, stating that
he wasn't afraid of any OF them and
they couldn't make him talk. He
was locked up in tho city Jail for
further questioning this morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
BERTILLON SYSTEM
OF LOCAL POLICE
NEAR PERFECTION
Kuespert Aiding Department
IN Effort to Classify Prints
and Records.

Thae nrre- print department II
the south send police department
rs rapidly ACQUIRING perfection. capt.
Horace Hamilton and Clerk Harold
vVhrn1ey have been working with
John Kuespert. local finger print ex-
nar- for tho p4st few weeks iu an
.rorr 20 classify the prints and rec
.-4s % prisoners To- date.
T1a anal classification was made
r4.- 1fehr and FINGER print records
80 rrtsorsr- and s.sperts since de-
comber are completes to date. The
-.t.---+~.s and nrsrts of Frank C,rauer
.r4 l.eo-rs rr-rz who wore arrest
"a -, \ ror.f hotel Fl, perenbsr with
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~. 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
REFUSE TO GRANT
POWELL new TRIAL

Judge PRO Tenn. A. y. Hildebrard
overruled the motion for a new trial
and venire dc novo in superior court
No. Friday afternoon, sought for
by counsel for Lewis Powell. 224 Z.
LaSalle av., recently found guilty
OF having liquor in his possession by
a jury.
The. coustitutionality OF the law
was attacked by Walter Arnold, rep
resentinG Powell. who cOntended
that inasmuch as the title Of the act
did not show r. pertained TO posses
sion of liquor II was invalid. Judge
Hudebrand ruled that it was SUI.
ficiently german 10 the subject to
hold.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

The advance guard ~ che Nsw
York Americans have left for Hot
SPRINGS Ark. 20 steam zap Cor tho
opening of the season You're
probably tied down Ecre and cane
pep uu SOUR system witt % climate
change Iuv. Eoratc yourself with "a
Hot Springs Turkish Bath ln the
Basement az the Farmers Trus-
Ask for Frank. 2stt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

GOSHEN, Feb. o.-The first Elk
hart county democra- to announce
candidacy for a nomination at the
primary to be held May .. is Daniel
L. Field Of Elkhart, a member of the
police department OF that city. He
wants TO be nominated for sheriff.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
FOOTBALL CHARGES
EXPLAINED

You can so into any ono or Coldie
Nann's cigar torres aud hear the
boys rehash the football scandal.
You can meet the boys and select
your smokes for the evening You
can set all tho popular brands Of
cigars and cigarettes and enjoy the
pastime. Why don't YOU do IL?
c3-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
YEGGS CRACK SAFE
And STEALPAYROLL
ATDAVIBS
Escape With Money and
Check Estimated at $50
Drop Several suits.

.-
-'a's a''e''.1 an ''l'It". '
i1e qLtilf7 or iHe DAWES IaAiiI'
and Dry Cleaning CO.. f11-i19 8
Isravst+e blvd late THURSDAY rIzat
ts ,-.. ...
''iHila tI.on ia.s 70 LHe 3aie. ''''
re contents Of more than $500 BRO
cash and aDproxinatrrv $50 300
,bo-t. r1e rarb b. said 10 have
rrrrrel--eF a Is-- mart az The
,~er.r,- -arrolf
ToHovlnz fhe discover or the
coer san. door and the looted money
foxe- can WAS sent I'm for fhe po-
II-r a ,lrscrv examination III the
premises immediately after the dis
cover, 81 -rr robbery however.
showed no r.a. .- which tho Idrrtl-
rrstion or fr. bgre-are could hr
learned
Inter Throurh window.
Tho rrrrr,-- ,,ae r-- OF the largest
safe vrra-..f-- iabe rba. has occurred
ra-artr,- Considering the amount OF
loot entrance v-a- Obtained through
= roar window az fre buudiue with
"a. r. Of "Humrr against the
sfeal virdoy sash
grrr~e1 Clark AN Office rmploye.
discovered tna oroned safe when she
entered fra office Frfdav morning
She WAS unable 10 ten tbe exact
aro,-f ~ the -oor stolen Drivers.
shl said had deposited various
.,,o,..t- d, t-- caro- fs+o Thursday
sesrirr. which had ro, baan fofaIIed.
WiIr fbc qxre,ffor of those SUBJ
,,f,t.4 81. a.. driver. sr accurate
srdff ~ CHECK. IN the -afo had been
f-t-. .-4 t-5-,i4,,,rs wore
-.-.+4.- rc+,frrG r.,- +.f.,.bore N
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
RIFS FFRRUARY sALF.

This years February Clearance
Sale presents for your approval the
very best Quality Furniture back az
PRE-WAR Prices. Published bed
davenports IN genuine leather. SIS;
beds Of brass steel or iron reduced.
floor lamps with silk shades. S11.5O
and up. These and many other bar
GAINS IN Bedroom and Dining Room
suites await you. Convenient terms,
5-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
Modern systems Of filing and card

iudeNi1g were explained 90 large
gathering Of business men and stud
ents by T. p. Walker Of the Library
Bureau OF Chicago. at the Thomas
Commercial school z. r. Gerth,
local representative Of the bureau.
assisted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

You've read that headline many
q time concerning thieves Thieves
and thrifty people are alike I'D TIA.
they both want 90 make money. bus
one Of them chooses the w-crr
way. co 20 Schuells any day and
youU find your 5ewelry needs allied
26-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
SECOND OF SERIES OF
DANSANTS TO BE HELD

The second dance of the series
of biweekly Saturday afternoon dan
SAINTS Will be held i'm the Rotary
room of the oliver hotel this after
noon. Dancing will be held from
$3.50 TO $3.50 O'Clock. Music viii be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

furnished by Harry Denny and his
oliver hotel orchestra. These par
ties will be held every other Satur-
day afternoon throughout the re-
mainder OF the present social sea-
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

No matter the occasion you are
sure 10 have the right flowers II
they come from Beehier's. Main
1893. lift
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

Guthrie WIN buy your Liberty
bonds. 32-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

Progressive SpirituaHst church
has moved with the Moose order
from go 5. Michigan 10 3O3-5 S.
Michigan. over Schillings Drug
Store Old Varier hall Sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

For that investment. see Guthrie.
32-tk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

swsrk Dyes Clothing-Main 7s1.
s2-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

BE halc-pr,ce sale-ve-aon's
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-06-15

iubIebe @on1pers 8ifal6, ba ban er-
fereoey at Nrbeibernes SLENDER gior-
be itore Mnitrengeller for at fnalie
Saoforenings gspaienet, men at oisie
Sien6er bilbe fin6e, at &rbe:6erne
tor berebt til Scamp, fanife beore be-
re6t emo 6ienoerne.
lngaaen6e Nebruitningsf sfonferen<
fen fagbe @on1pers, at Sen lite bab6e
ubrettet itort i Sanmenligni1lg meo
6et, ion1 ito6 tilbage at u6rette;; men
er 8eabn6elie bar giort. Mrbe.oerne
erflere6e ban = fortiente 9gre1t
for at babe grebet S1titiatibet for
Ne6rltftnings fonfere1fen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-06-15
lin" en- al Il ga6tg, form, basgtore
men tom op, oeltog en- aapfeilaos;

sseNo ~ tosssf
men tom op. oeltog EN- aap5eilaos
fra MarbIebeaa tit geutb goston,
fabneoes tent iafte1f osbao II ben
1ninofte at Sart6iefne, toni i1,6 fort
fer Mionat og meIofe, at ben bar ble-
ben orepet fflere NaiI ub pna @apet.
Nein Dorf ben .t2te Su1i. Dber
TIE. snes Mnno, abinoer og gern,
Dire for Sdnbngs forte eDflonaetiee
Gorbenftorn1, Iua ioag i 2igbuie og
8egrabel fesbureauer Metropolitan-
ontroooet. @abnepolitiet, Der bebbIi-
per at 'fofne paa 4elbanbueten og
Gong Ssla1b @lno 116eifor Gong
Sslan6, bbor De fleIte ou1fom, ipaae-
oe, at be pil6e finoe n1inoH ct 5nes
Dire til iaa Set ianlIeoe MntaI or1=
TONNE bliper ober 80 iienpioner til
l1IDffen iafte Nntallet enbog bpiere.
De flyer, at n1inolt $50 Cancer, @o>
baooe og i1nna M1otorbaabe befanot
Jig ube11for Gen, bu @torn1en phlo-
ielig Tom nteb EN- 9aihgbeo at SO
Mil Gi1nen eller mere Golfene i
gaabene foritoo 6aren og ibgte at
11aa 2anb, men bar neppe fon1met
igang, fer Be ferf4anbt i Ell blin6e,t-
oe @torm af ReglI og 9ael. I.
Stortne1 foripafot hge iaa burtig
iom ben tom efter BIT babe baret min
ore ems fem Minllter men 1,eppe ct
Guiin al be in1aa 8aabe bar igien ef-
ter BEN. @aoiefsIagne, men uoe al
gfano til at bialpe iaa 5olfemasien
paa @tranoen og 9afinofaien Sneie-
bis of M9nb og abinoer HDnge Iig
til forlife % fa1ttrebe gaooe / BET
oprdrte &ap: gn efter en- opgab Of
rene @ampen % i1ap Saget og blep
fbrt no moo Set oabne SAB. Soer ct
|5nes af Dem 6reb ilan6 i6ag. 90 set
bleb Sloo, men Bolitiet flyer. at nogle
Sig fanife alorig Dilblibe fun6et.
0enbi6ner n,euer, at Ser bar 500
til $50 Berioner be Bnube, 6er bar
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-06-15
8nrHk11nH

8oa @runo of ben operoroentig
Inbe Bris paa Minneapolis 8ioenoe
ntda bi itrengt bo1oe paa ben gfegel,
! @labet betales Gorifuo. Mbresie.
: o. piier alti6, til bbiIfen Dag
= hetalt, og bbis oerfor Gor-
M a1le1nentet lite er mob.
tuget Il, 41eoens l1ogang, bli.
ber beofon. noe Mbonnent itrsget.
Genne @egel bliber ltrengt oberbolot
lise oberfor alIe Mbonnenter uben
Sorifiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-06-15
eninger, ion1 girsoag beilutteoe at
ibprfiptte en- 5treifaf1tentning blanot

eninger, iom 9irs6ag beilutte6e at
ibRrfiptte en- 5treifafftentning blanot
Me6lemmerne, bleb iaften e1tige ON
llbfaftet til ct greb til Brplibent
Saroing, bbori fren1lettes 6eres Nr.
gumenter for b6iere 26n ,eller ial.
fa1o i1noo D6erligere Neo{6ttelfer.
Gn 4onnite Sogforeningsle6ere blep
af 9. SO. Sepen, Brefioent for Slime.
rican federation Of 2abors Ser,,ba<
neafbeling, ubnpbnt til at forfatte
grepet.
Snfring 10 Millioner Dollars
bill blibe afilaaet 2pn1ingerne til
100000 @erflteosarbeioere % 500
600 Qiniearbeioere Sen lite SnIi ifpl-
&C Sernbane-Mrbe
9rore. Denpe 2pnninger bill parie-
re fra 81 Gents pr. 9in1e for Saar1b-
tarfernes Meobielpere til 70 Gents.
for Saan6berfer1te felp. 2iniearbei-
oerne bill foa fra % til 35 Gents.
Eimen Dette bleb al Gaeforenings-
le6erne betegnet ion Snltel6n, og set
er 6eres Senligt i 8rebet til 2o11oets
Yreiioent at forlange, at ban ffal
gibe beltemt Spar, ON ban betragter
bette ion1 2gn ioare11oe til 6en nn1e-
rifanffe 2ebenorm % tditreffelig til
at forfbrge en- Tnmilie.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-06-15
@e6rina ! .Mblinggaoifater

Seem gorf oen lite SUM-. Si6ite
11ge bar bragt 8eoring for ale apz
li,,ger.s Nog1e af sspoitaterne faar
Dog fre1noeles .fer megd @egn, rne-
soens erfelte 5te6er i bet itore &orn-
bette trenser &egn. Mnilen boyer
Iangiomt, men itaar pe11t % bar goo
5nrbe. 9be6en no6nes burtigt
5Doen, Dorer pent ! Nor6en og giDer
.2efter ON en- flor Mpling. 8omul6
trRnger 5olifin, 1men 116bifles ellers
bra. Meloingerne ON &abre ct me,
re opmuntren6e. 9ooerablinger boyer
uia6panlig go6t. &dablingen tegner
iaale6es til at b1tbe en- at 6e itgrfte.
Jrugtablingerne, iarlig 9gbler, Ea-
rer, &irfebRr og Mon1ner er 1ife6,
bonlig lobenoe. &bi6e 8oteter er /
goo Sta16 og &realet itort. 5i61te
uge bar bragt abffillig barnere @eir
ober Meiteportett of 2an6et og 116-
iigterna for 2an6bruget oenne l1ge ,er
iRrbeles lobenbe.
ct farlis n@malt4 @afbineton
6en 76e Stunt. Sen anerifanffe Cant
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-06-15
SkihHHuhHtntpr.
Grtraiesiion, bbis gilfen life .pebta-
ges, flyer 9aroing. Mrbeiber'
tnBbet fprbBnnmer BEN.

@aibington BEN 13be Sunt. Brp-
it6ent 9arbing un6errettebe i6ag re,
publifanffe G6rere ganife beItemt ON,
at ban bil6e iamn1enfaloe en- ertraer-
otnpr Seslton al 4ongreslen Der
fon1 Somnerferie tages, .noen at
Sfibsiubitoie>&gi1len er bebtaget. S
ct 8reb til @ongresman6 Campbell
af &anias, 6ormat16 for Suiets &e-
glementsfomite, opfor6ren6e bam til
at fremifDnoe @e6tagelfe af 8illen,
erflereoe Br9Ii6e11t &ar6ing, at niaa
neget er inbolperet og en- iaa banife-
Zig og ne6raaen6e 5it1ation bill. op-
ftaa, oeriom 4ongresfen fori6mmer
at ianftionere &an6els lsmari1e Bil1en,
at leg bill betragte mig fom forpligtet
til at ianne11faloe @ongres{en til
ertraoroiner Sesiion for ierlig al
.bebanoIe sbe1, 6eriom oen paa @ru1t6
at nogen Goriemmelfe eller .a1olet-
telie gaar ober fra ben uuberenoe
gesiio1." So.
i Cincinnati sen 13be Sunni. Slime.
riean federation Of 2abor be6tog ioae
enitemrnig en- &eiolution, Ger. for,
5opmn1er Sar6ing=M6m iniftrationens
.5fibsiubltoie-8iH, Der MI foreligger
for 4ongresien, iom ~ftrioen6e moo
6e offentlige SSnteresier og eoelgg-
gen6e for Nationen Saabet ON al
blibe en- @pmagt". Helo1utioneu
bleb forelaet al 6e6erationens 8ice-
preiioe1lt SSames Guncon, Set erffp.
reoe, at 8illen uer en iitig Ylan for
at berige bisie alas1er @eoere pao
Sfatteb6er1es 8efoitning
Mt1oretp Gurufetb, Gbef for. S6.
t11an6enes 6agforbuno> erflpre6e, al
Sfibsiubli6ie= =8inens 8e6tagelie bill.
oe vgigre @olitif til oen baientliglte
Gaftor / Sfibsfarte11
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-06-15
En 9nniunfrn
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paaftaar er here's.

2eon1ington, Ont, 6en 1909 Sunt.
gn Mfbe1ing af set fongelige fanaoi.
ife berebne Boliti, er itationeret Na-
tiono1parfen paa Yoi1t 8elee ber i
Nprbe6en i6ug for at ftanfe flere
bunoreoe synbianere, Der SIR Gor-
orin gpaa oenne Barf famt SuIinoer
Ncres al 6et beoIte Garmlanb UNDER
en- Graftat, ion1 t749 b1ep 1uttet
1neo Ben brittle 8egiering. 9omt-
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fienbe Sn6tanernes arap og bar paa=
lagt Oct bere6ne 8olitt at forbin6re
6eres Sn6trRngen paa 2anbet og ar
reitere enbber, iom npgter at lDitre
S Spibfen for Snoianerinbafionert
er Mrebie Go6ge, % 4ar, Ser tilb9rer
Hottonatomie -stamnten og er en
'9gtling at Eeeumieb, anprer for
|Storbritanniens inbia1ife aIlierebe i
@@rigen at 1912.
geo @ioen af 2a116et fag6e
Dooge til Yolitiet ifDl6er Megies
ringen Be forffielliee Stnnnner etto-
mi $500, 900 i Sraftat tpenge.
9ooge og bans Snoianere fIog.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-06-15
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Nnitnings sfDnferenfens Dptrens.
fomftcr. Baris ben 12te sSl1ni 9ro=
petitioner ON &ntififation al oe pan
@11ltnings sfonfere1ien / 8afbington
trufne 9berensfomiter beban6les mi
af Ell @on1ite / 9eputeretfamret og
,pil ortagelig blibe rnpporteret mart.
Mere magt oaliggenbe eager bar
biotil finfet Mfgierelie t5agen, men
gren1ierminiiter 8oincar6 enifer, at
be ffaI foreIngges @nmret til Be-
ba1toIing f6r 9ommerfe rfesfionen @e-
gieringen bill fsIgelia sbe 9rpf for
at faa Gorifagene burtig bebanolet af
Ron1iteen.
Mngibdig 8uibinlmgler arrtite-
rel. gaetp gorf, 12te Suni. aapt.
Bert Griefion pan Set for1nentlige.
sssbi fpfnuglerffib rRippIe4 Ser ms
fig bleb beTagIogt af Mebenue-a aoe11-
ter efter en- aanlp be6 &abne1t /
grooflpn, bIeD ioag orreiferet % att-.
.Haeet for 9bertreoeIie Of goliteans
2obelt.