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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
House Re = to Concur in
Senate A : S1ent Providing
Five Pei Movie Tax.
OIL COMPANIES TO CONTEST
THE GASOLINE SALES TAX
General Appropriations Bill For
the Next Two Years Passed
and is Now Ready For the
Governors @gnature.-En-
actment Of the State High
way Bill Also Completed.
(By Associated press.)

Atlanta, Aug. 10.-With the general
appropriations bill for the next two
years passed and ready for the sigma
ture of Governor Hardwick, the Geor-
gia senate and house of representa-
tives devoted the closing hours be-
fore adjournment, due to take place
at midnight tonight, to trying to
reach an agreement on the general
tax bill.
The tax bill had already passed
both the house and senate, but the
senate tackled on some amendments
which the houses refuses to agree to.
The senate amendments included a
five per cent amusement tax, which
was the principal stumbling block in
the way of agreement during the clos
ing hours.
OIL COMPANIES TO CONTEST
GASOLINE SALES TAX.
The bill imposing a cent a gallon
tax on retail sales OF gasoline was
signed today by Governor Hardwick,
and r. N. Reed. president Of the Reed
Oil Company, gave out statement
shortly afterward announcing that the
oil companies doing business in Geor-
gia would Immediately bring court ac.
tion against this tax.
Pass Deficiencv Rllls-
The senate today passed number
of special house deflciencv anasen
alton bills, ineIuding 0x
Georgia Tech twenty-nine tllooBaIl
dollars for last years deficiency. The
enactment of the state highway bin,
providing for the distribution Of the
automobile license tax money among
the counties according to state road
mileage, was also ncompleted during
tie day.
STILL IN SESSION
AT LAST REPORT.
The state legislature was still in
session when the last press report
from Atlanta was received by The
News. Adjournment was scheduled
to have been taken at twelve o'clock
midnight but 1t Is possible that the
lawmakers Fem4ned at work long
after that hour, by the old and we'll
known expedient of setting the clock
back. At last reports the general tax
bill was the only legislation remain.
ing to be disposedy Of, with the five
per cent movie tax as the chief obsts
Gle to an agreement.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
FROM SIRE TO SON,
OR 40 YEARS AFTER.

Sounds like serial or something,
doesn't it7 But II isn't, and II 10
better anyway. II Is a skIt or ref.
erence to nearly half century Of
business integrity and business
achievement because Of that In
tegrity.
Yesterday The News had word
or two to say on GOOD WILL and
what II means to . merchant.
Right back comes a Brunswick
concern established forty years
ago In this city by the father and
grandfather of the present own
ers.
Splendid and notable record isn't
II. and II could only have been
won by hewins strictly to the limo
that separates honesty and fair.
ness from the dubious and doubt
ful. The grandfather earned. the
GOOD WILL of the public, and
the son and the sons son have
further eemented II.
The News carries message to-
day from a 4o-year-oId house. u
Is a story Of continued trust and
faith in them. The News 10 . bus
mess getter and seller Of proven
prime worth.
Remember, too, that every little
want-ad in The News has . mean
ing all it's own.
Phone fee. 1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
WANTS HIGHWAY,
BUILT FROM CITY
J. j. Spears, Well Known Citi-
zen and Former Mayor,
Writes Interesting Letter
About the Proposed ST. ST.
mon Highway, urging That
Route From City be Selected.
(Communicated.)


Editor News:
In the various articles in relation to
the st. Simon highway project, ap-
Dearing in your paper, in my opinion
the most important features have
been ignored.
| am in favor of the highway, and
will vote for either country or city
bonds, or both if necessary, for a
highway starting anywhere in the
city limits. But | will vote and use
what influence may have against a
highway starting from McKinnon's
Still, the present location, even If
offered to the county without any cost
whatsoever, for the following rea-
sons:
All travel coming By way of Dari-
en- would switch off eight miles from
Brunswick. all travel from Jesup,
Waycross and Florida centers at Ster-
ling. six miles from McKinnon's Still,
eleven miles from Brunswick. eight
miles to still. nineteen miles by way
81. Rrpnswick. and six miles straight
across.
While Il IS true that II The present
time there is no road from Sterling
to the Still. should the highway be
built from that point the owners and
developers Of Long Island would have
powerful incentive to build a road
across, six miles. This road, once
built. the travel to and from Florida
would use it, and Brunswick would
lose practically all the benefits ex-
pected to be had from travel over the
Darien- brunswick bridge.
From Brunswick to the Pier, by
way OF the Still route, is % miles;
via route starting from city limits
the distance Is seven miles. From
Brunswick to Long Island by way of
the Stiil route is IS miles, via route
starting from the city limits the dis
tance is also Is miles; thus saving
the citizens OF Brunswick distance
of fifteen miles to the Pier, and los-
ing none. in the distance to Long
Island.
1t has been suggested by some, as
there are no ships ever passing
through Plantation Creek. that a
route beginning from the lower end of
town, crossing Plantation Greek. with
a forty foot elevation, would give us
highway to st. simon with but one
draw bridge.
| am not the owner Of an antomo-
bile. and do not expect to be, so
am not personally interested in the
time II would take 10 go and come;
but to build a highway over route
which would practically take an hour
to go and an hour TO return would be
an imposition pn car owners who
would like to go to the beach for
an evening. when for a little addi.
tional cast a highway could be built
taking twenty minutes drive each
way.
The distances as given above are
not from actual measurements. but
are estimated from general know
ledge Of the country. and are approx
imately correct
Most respectfully.
SPEARc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
IMPORTANT EPWORTH
LEAGUE. MEETING TONIGHT


The assembly to be held tonight. Of
the Epworth league OF the FIRST
Methodist church, viii be an impor.
tant one. as well as interesting. I'm
mediately following the devotional
service. brief business meeting will
be called to order for the purpose cf
electing a successor TO the retiring
president. Ernest C. Ealis, who leaves
soon to resume work at the Univer-
sity OF Georgia, Athens.
The musical program tonight will
include vocal solo BY Miss Eunice
Burgay and violin solo By Miss Isa.
belle Bunkley.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
SHARK FISHING TO
APPEAR IN MOVIES I VI
President Ehrenreicht of the
Ocean Leather Company
Wires He Will be Here Next
Week to Begin Operations,
and DIR. Simmons Invites
Movie Men to Make Pictures.

The story of shark-fishing opera
fions OF the Ocean Leather Co, in
nearby waters, will very probably be
told in moving pictures throughout
the country, said DIR. J. w. Simmons
last night. in announcing that DIR.
Alfred Ehrenreicht, president of the
company. had sent telegram yester-
day, stating that he will be here next
week to begin operations.
DR.. Ehrenreicht wired that he will
very probably be accompanied to
Brunswick by E.4Gov. John K. Tener.
OF Pennsylvania. an active director
In the company. They expect to reach
Brunswick about the time of the ar
rival of the steamer Louise Howard.
now enroute.
Dr. Simmons stated that he Is invit-
ing Gov. Thomas w. HardNick. and
prominent newspaper men OF Atlanta.
to come to Brunswick to witness the
fishing operations. and that represen-
tatives of the Pathe Weekly news pic
lures service would also be on hand
to make pictures, which will be shown
throughout the country.
To Invest 100000.
In connection with the establish
ment OF a permanent fishing station
in Brunswick. It Is stated that DR..
Ehrenheicht end his associates are
prepared to invest a total of one hun
dred thousand dollars In the local
plant. after the preliminary tests are
completed. if results come up to ex-
pectations.
A number OF Brunswick people have
subscribed to stock in the company
for the building Of a station here. and
after the demonstrations next week.
a cali viii be issued for this money
10 be paid into the treasury in order
that work may be commenced with
out delay in erecting the station. The
local money TO be invested In the en-
terprise viii be in addition to the
100000 to be expended by DIR. Ehren-
reicht and his associates.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
SOUTHERN CROPS MADE
GOOD SHOWING LAST WEEK
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Aug. 1O.-With gener-
ally favorable weather conditions last
week, Southern crops, including corn,
tobacco, potatoes, rice, sugar cane,
citrus fruits, and peanuts made good
showings. the descriptive reports
ranging from fair to ideal for the ma
jolsity of the products named, accord
ing to, the governments national
weather and crop bulletin issued to-
day. While the cotton crop was re-
ported good in some sections. it made
a poor showing generally.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
MILLIONAIRE INVENTOR
LIVED DOUBLE LIFE
fBy Associated Press.)

st. Louis, Aug. 1O.-EIi Hilles Lar
kin, inventor and millionaire, vice
president of the Ammonia Company,
lived for forty-four years as bach
elor in one home, and ais Fl. B. Thomp-
son, the reputed husband Of Harriet
Belle Thompson, unknown except to
a small circle of friends, in another.
Chas. G. Collins, lawyer and intimate
friend of Larkin, assisted in dispo-
sition filed today in a legal contest Of
Larkin's will.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
LAST MEMBER OF C0NFED-
ERATE CONGRESS IS DEAD

oeala. Fia.. Aug. f0.-colonei John
Marshall Martin. believed TO be the
last surviving member Of Congress OF
the Confederate States of America,
died at his home here tonight. after
an illness % several mouths.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
MACK SENNET COMEDY AT
THE BIJ0UsTHEATER TODAY

Manager Brown. OF the Bijou. an
nounces for this afternoon and to-
night a five-reeI Mack Sennet come
dy. Home Talent" said To be one OF
the best productions put out By this
well knewn fuRfactmy during the
year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
WILL INVESTIGATE TosAcco

Washington. Aug. 10.--The senate
yesterday adopted the Smith resolu-
non for an investigation OF the tobac-
CO trade. including prices to produe-
ers aud consumers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
Damaging Reports Are Being
Spread by Parties interest
ed in Rival Routes.
CLAIM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BRIDGE OUT OF COMMISSION.
Mayor Barclay, of Darien, in a
Card to the Savannah News,
Exposes Unfair Practices in
Competition For Tourist
TraveI.-Sayannah Paper
Pleads For Fair Play.

According to reports reaching
Brunswick during the past few days
persons interested in rival highway
routes leading into Florida are
spreading broadcast false and mis-
leading statements in the form of
propaganda to induce tourist travel
to pass up the new "Seacoast' route,
leading through Brunswick and Dari-
en-. In favor Of the longer and more
difficult passage.
While 1t Is generally admitted that
such tactics might result in mislead-
ing few, 1t is not believed that any
considerable number of tourists will
he led to take the longer route. How
ever, prompt steps will be made to
correct these false reports, and the
true state OF affairs will be made
known.
Among the reports being circulat.
ed Is the statement that the Darien-
Brunswick bridge is out OF commits
sion, and that the coast route OF the
Dixie highway Is impossible This
splendid structure was built at cost
.of thousands Of dollars bin order to.
provide direct ronte islto Flpffde
fFem the East as svell ~ d 1oaneps
up the cities of Savannah. Darien
Brunswick and Jacksonville, and was
opened to the public on July 2.
A iirst-class highway has been built
for the entire distance, and Ii Is now
in excellent shape, despite the recent
heavy rains. And It Is certain that
the great bulk Of Eastern tourist trav
eI Into Florida will use this route. IN
spite OF the unfair methods being EN-.
ployed In behalf of other routes.
Darlen Mayor Protests.
In a card to the Savannah Morn
ing News, which appeared IN that pa
per yesterday, Mayor Barclay. of Dari
en-. entered protest at the unfair
methods balng used to promote travel
over other noutes. In publishing the
card, the Savannah paper embodied
Il In the following editorial, pleading
for fair play. which will meet the ap
proval of all rightthinking people:
play the Game Fairly. s
Let us have only the fairest sort
of competition for travel over our
road routes. While boosting for our
own particular roads. let's not tell
less than the truth about the other
ones. The Morning News has receiv.
ed the following from Mayor Barclay
OF Darlen. under date OF Ang. s;
Il has come to my knowledge
that certain parties are spreading
the report that the bridges be-
tween parlen and Brunswick are
out Of commission, and are advis-
lnu tourists to take other routes
as II ls impossible 20 travel this
part of the Eastern branch OF the
Dixie Highway. wish 70 correct
thIa n1sstatement as the road and
bridges arc In excellent condition.
and are used by hundreds Of peo-
pie every day Thanking you In
advance for the publishing OF this
card.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-11
| am, yours truly,
W. der. Barclay.
Mayor Of Darlen.

"Mayor Rarcay in his temperate
note says nothing against any other
roads. He merely SAYS that the IA.
rien rusd Il IN excellent condition
and ready 10 serve and Is serving a
great travelling public. In the up.
building of Georgia, all Georgia. we
ought 20 bear IN mind thar when one
Georgian knocks another. or the In.
hahssnt az ona seeticn % Gcorrla
knocks another section. be i hurting
hlmself II all of rs get In thc hah.
ID OF decrylng what each other has.
an of us win suffer. Ia our local
pride. our local haossing efforts. let's
be AamE~sislve if we Wish. has lets
Play - game fairly
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

Brau @eorg Moore il. unb God.
ter Dolores Derabibie6eten iid an.
fangs LETTER @ohe 5ur Meiie nod
3auas. Eerag, no tie ldngere Belt Bel
ben gltern nn0 @roBeltern, S. Setb,
rington unb @attin, gu 8eiu9 ber-
meilen meroen.
Na1 mebrere Gage Tangent 8eiu6e
BEL ieinen bier mlobnenoen @ltern iii
Mler 3ibier nod @ranb &apibs 5l1-
riifgefebrt, no er in elmer Garage
Mniteanng bat.
Sacob Dioier, @attin nno gobn
BON 2ismore, g. O., bielten ii6 bier
mebrere Gage beiuhspeiie i'm ber-
lpanbtlbnftliben &reiie anf.
&odtp. @err clinton 80ite bon SD-
felton,, sc. @, ~erfreute auf etnige Ea=
&c ieinen bier tp%obnenoen 5fnpager
gonroo 8efte NIT 8e1u9.
Sen. Serbati11s l1no Eobter Ma=
ria maren gomtagsgdite ibrer IN
Nobua mobnenben @ernanbten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
St.. Ro1a.

S. s. 8ok bat anfangs lebter $50
DIE nit ieiner Mrbeitsmanni6uft Die
3iegelteinarbeit an Der ne1en 8nt=
t%erfabrif in Nngriff genommen. 2as
|@ebdu0e miro bel elmer S0be bon y
SUB 36x56 SUB groB erridtet nno
nit Ser mooerniten ginri6tung fir
Sen Betrieb o11sgeltattet meroen.
Der 6amilie Sen. SoenieS p1roe
Elm ber5iges Eo6ter6en geboren, mo-
gu 0ie gltern nit bielieitigen @lif-
miiniden beoadt mnroen.
sc. S. @oi6en biiBte Elm mertDol,
leg 8ferb Elm, bus Elm DIFFER Ser &ibe
tpl1r6e.
seSoiepb ganer bon ct. G1pnb traf
bier 511 beripanotidoftlidem 8eiude
Elm nnb nabm an Der 9ebifation INT
1erer Stride tell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
st. NihoIas.

Mm 5onntagnadmittag belt Der
let. Nifolans M4nnerperein 6ie
Dierteliabrige 8erlammlnng I'M @r6,
geldoB Ser Stride ab. 3mei iunge
Manner, Soiepb 8ol5 nn6 nod Elm
Eanberer iunger Wann, mur6en feter-
lid in Den 8erein a%ufgenomrnert. SOL
genbe @erren pnr0en als 8earnten
6es Gereins nominiert, urr6 neil in
jenem Safe MIR cine Nomination
itattforo, 10 NOR bieielbe Der @rpab-
lung glei6. IS iino Dies: Setter
S6park, Hra1i6ent; Soiepb Sod.
mann, Bi5eprdii0ent; Setter @erfel,
5efretdr; Beter @ribfel6, 5babmei-
tier. Na6 Ser Notwithstanding
bielt Ser bo6m. Bfarrer 66euer Ell
men 8ortrog iiber Sic Motpenoigfeit
6es regelmaBigen Sdulbelu6es Ser
&i16er. M1b 1pra6 er Mber oie Scot
menoigfeif elmer b0beren @r5ieblng
Defenders anf bem 2anoe. Die 81
tern 1olten nit benz Erieiter 9a1rb IN
|9an0 arbeiten nn0 bonn &rttl11erert
Ser 2ebrer un6 Brieiter abiteben, me-
nigltens feine &ritif 6erlelben IN @e=
gentpart Ser Climber a1tsuben.
Soiepb Molttor nnb Matbias De=
der bon BearI 2afe 11no @etnrih Do-
Idenoorf nebit @ei6miItern bon @1en
|BaqeD tparen bier 5ontttagsgdite Der
Samilie 5nianna &auib.
8iele bon bier mobnten benz in
Colo Spring 5onntagnadn1ittng ittatht
|gef11n6enen 8egrdbnis BEG Soloaten
6ran5 &rap BEL.
Mid. 20fh belt fid Sonntag bier
Ebeiuhstpeiie in Ser Gamilie Ni6. De-
der nl1f.
Soiepb uno Slid. Dodenoorf mbE=
rem in 6es lebteren Ml1tomobiI nod
sen tBminingsitd6ten unb g0nnten ii1
|6as Bergniiigen Der Staatsfair.
Montagnadmittag bradte Soiepb
|@orte feline 59piegerml1tter, Srol1
|6einrih 5ilpers, Sic BEL Inn cine
ISOLDE lang gu 8eind mar, nod III
bn1D.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
cit, auter Mann 5u @rabe getrager1
lpur6e. Moge ct ruben in 5rieoen!
Roscoe.

Clemens 4olt uuo 5ralt tpobntet
oem in goen gaIep itattgefunbenen
8egrabnis Der 5rau Sran5 Msarr BET.
Carl WeDer bon minneapolis
iprah am Sonntag bier I'M 6reunoes
freiie Dor.
9sab mebrere Gage largem Ser
bleib BEL ibren in MlballD mobnerben
gltern iii SRI. Mbrian nod bier 5lt-
riidgefebrt.
Sic Samilie Mi6. Bal1er mar
.sonntag Bel ibren IN 8atfins mob
nenoen befreltnbeten Samilien 5l1 Go
ite.
Somilie Gbomas @alter bot milien
la1ien, bab tbr oos nel1e &eim in ct.
glol1b moblbefommt.
SEQ 2ouer ldBt ieiner 6amtlte onf
|1einer cine Meile iiiblid bon Bier ge=
.Iegenen Garm cine nele Wobntng
nad nelteiter &onitrltftion erribten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
pdvnesptHe.

ssodoeu lie cine @ode BET ibrem
in 2ilp, g. g., mobnen0en 8etter ber.
bradt, iino s. s. &nebel nno Sral1
mieoer uob Sm1ie 5urildgereilt.
Sri. Ntaria giieni6enf bot li6 bon
ibre1n l1nppbliein iomeit erbolt, Dah
lie lire Steue in Ser Union Hotper
gompanp's Office mieOer antreten
fpnute.
Srau S6linfer un6 Eodter &utb
lino nad' Ge%rbringung Ser Sommer-
monote an Safe &oronis no6 ibren1
SCENT in Chicago 5uriidgefebrt.
Sri. Mbis Dane bat itd am 91en=
Itog LETTER ISOLDE fir Aberoeen, g.
3, perobidieoet, no 1ie als 2ebrerin
tdtia iein miro.
Mad odt Sage tangent 8eirde bel
Gertpanbten in ct. Glolt6 lit Die @at=
tin oes Sottlers &nrl 3apf mieoer in
unierer Mitte 5uriidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
5prtf19 biu.

Setter S. @ilep, Elm friiberer 8e=
nobner 6es Comm Spring Siq, BET
jebt iein Seim in 8oooburn, Oregon,
fat, por bier uno %erne1erte olte Be
famti9nften.
Die Mnton &ortenbuib 5amilte,
bon Meire @robe, mar 5onntag bter
beim Spbann Bertrams at @dlte.
Mit Dem Mnfiinen ibrer 5tlos iinb
sic 6armer bie1er @egenb fertig &C.
mor6en.
3pei S6peltern 6es 6%ran5isfus-
@onpents in 2ittle SaQs iaben ibre
Miiben Bel Der &oneftior1 gum Inter
balt 6es Dio5eian ! @atienbauies in
5nfrie0enitenenoer @etie in 6ieier @e-
mein0e beIobnt.
5amilie 8eter B11ng bon Minnea=
polls eritattete Dergangere 8ode bier
pertpanoti6aftli9e 8efude.
Die Sal. &Gbn Gomilie bon ct.
Wnrtin mie 5rau Cecilia Braun boz,
Melroie bielten iib bier 5n bertpanot.
i6nftlt6em geinde anf.
Die 5molf Sabre alte So6ter Der
Satnilie S. g. Binter bon bier ftel
borlebten 3ienltag riiflings bon Ell
tem Wagen nr6 erliH einen &nodel-
brnh am Iinfen SSuBe, bnrob lie nnter
dr5tlide geban6lung geiteat mnroe,
un6 boffentlih 6us ldbierte G1ieb
baIb pieoer gebrauben faftrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
st. 111artin,

Dieie @emeilloe mar porlebten
Montagabeno al1f elmer in Nibmon6
itattgefunoenen 8%eriammlung, in mel
der 8lan nno 3ped 0es National
Catholic @elfare Council bon 81.
S'@robp aus ser 8nnbesbanptltaot
uno IS. q. 8oerger bon ct. @lou6
IN faBli6er &eiie erfldrt malroen,
iebr gut pertreten.
Seinrih 2opsbroef lit lei6er in1=
mer nod anf Die &ranfenltube ange-
mieien; fem 5obn Seinrid bon Wfel,
role fano iib am Samitag an bes
gaters &ranfenlager ein.
Sci Ser GrploIion zines OeIbebdl=
tiers, Sen er permittelit zines ange5uiin-
Deten Strei9b0l5dens nnterf16en
moute, erIitt Robert &nbl 8ranop1tn=
Den an Ser @anb nnb I'M @eii6te.
Marta Surg lit elmer idmer5po1len
rbeumatiiden 8loge megen anf 6aS
aranfenbet a%ngepieien.
&aspar Miuer mno 6ran erfreuten
ii9 ser Mnfunft zines itrammen S0bn
9ens. Moge es CUR Grenbe ser @ltern
ma6ien uno geoeibenl
Sen. 8lonigen nno @attin maren
zines Cages Dergangener ISOLDE IN
@elbaften nod 2itdfielo.
Martin Bririus BON ct. Mi6ael
mar Sonntagsgait Ser bier mobnen-
ben Tamilie Solepb 8lontgan.
@eidmtiter Mlma uno Siloa Sabn
Lbefinoen itb 51 bertpanoti6aftlibem
8eln9e in Gallo, 81. 9.
Counting, 6en 18. 9eptember, miro
bier BON ser neutrality-suspicious. Elm
8aaaar berani taltet, bei tpelber Sc
legenbeit IN Ser 8ilage Soae Wabl=
5eiten %1erbiert mer6en. Se6er Conner
uno nnter1tiiber Ser Electromagnetic
iboft lit CUR Sorbernng 6ieies To-
benstperten unternebmens freunolidit
eingela6en.
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5dnf Centre

Die leBte Mode bier abgebaltene
oreitGgige 5tearns County 6air fat
ale Bis oobin bier itattgefun0enen bel
meitem in Sen 56atten geitent. Die
Geilnabme an 0erielben NOR noment-
lid am 8reitag, bent ct. @louo Sag,
eine re6t erfre1li9e, sic Mltsitel=
lungsgegenitanoe maren 5ablrei6er
unb better als in friberen Sobren,
ans sic Sair-Miiociatton bette fir
ousge5ei6nete nnterboltung beitens
Gorge %getragen.
6ran Sacob @inters begab iidy
Mitte lebter 8ohe nod 2ittle 6uns,
bon no Tie in 8egleit1nq ibrer 5dtpe=
Iter, Sron gIiie 8allonid, nod Sill
Seer, q. 9, reiite, po Elm ldingerer
8ein6 ibren 8riibern gilbert un6 So
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

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