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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
Mothers! Give The Little
Ones Syrup Pepsin
They like DIR. CsldwslPs, and u quickly
relieves their constipation
and headaches.

DEGTN 10 teach the child regular daily
- elimination as young as possible,
and much constipation viii be avoided
later in life. The most convenient hour
throughout life is Immediately upon
arising. II does not then interfere with
play, school or work.
When In spite Of your efforts mem
ber Of the family becomes cOnstipated,
give DR. Caldweli's Syrup Pepsin in the
size dose directed on the bottle. II IS .
mild. gentle laxative safe for young
babies, effective for grOwuUps. II Is the
largest selling liquid laxative IN the
world, and most economical IS sixty
cent bottle will last you many months.
For your information, DR.. CaldwelPs
Syrup Pepsin is a compound of Egyptian
SIENNA and other simple laxative herbs
with pepsin and plessant-tastiDg arc
maties Look on II as a good family
friend, useful 10 relieve constipation
and symptoms like headache, bilious
ness, colds, fever, bad breath, loss of
appetite and sleep. II is no eNaggera-
ton TO say that millions OF families are
never without bottle ~ DR.. Caldwell 3
Syrup Pepsin. II safeguards theirhealth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
PAIGE SETS NEW WORLDS
STOCK CAR SPEED RECORD
Mulford Drives 800" Daytona Stock Model
Over Florida Sands in 3o:Ol Seconds
1923 Miles an Hour
Checked, Timed and Authenticated by Three
A \. \. Officials

,he Page 'a4r
~ trtS rr
mile n , pas
cIareI -e IS. .H- t.ls arN
res. -E
The -e-u4-A. t.4,.rt tnt
ri 81 p, --- Ha-- 20
sp.eG at-a.r.. t'H.a,s
Ter -aae
a- -n1
,en wears lg r1e
taI. ta- feeEaI n.1 f
daIy aery.-. .He Aare
.routd Alt.
aa.- ei.-r-- teprrtll
avt-a power rs stamina
W.thout ans .Iif..a. f.r
.he treu,er costs 1Hi'tnrt
.erda-t or -a..l auast
ti0ltc
A.H nt .~.I
s-s standard 0l~.n- a~
r.kes raak .er Rt -os'
SO 4fu.-t rs s.-a ~ -.a'-.
.l-t.e guards frest'.a l~d
otr.n. ~ -r.a trf -hH
81 Nts -lrte
u.it tee Fl --rra- f th.
.H-1e ~ tee ~l.mt 'nt t
i've wotor grot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
SISSEy COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. april L 10 raisc funds
for the free library .ucmhcrs ol the Georgc-
town New Century Club viii present the
farce comedy. Too Much of Good
Thing NJ Rvon's Theatre. next Tues
dav night The cast viii be composed oi
members of the club assisted hy some
othcr residents
\ rjpid enforcement Of the city or'ii-
nauccS. regarding the uso Of the streets a~
spec,iwayS. IS contemplated hN ~
Council and the trathc officers and within
thc past fcw dav~ more than forty nave
been arrrstcl for violation ~" speed
limit il twelve Wllc- per hour
Su-,cN Count, Levy Court has hNcd
.hc urrrg lot lahor ou the dirt roads - the
,,rlrtv ~ 50 81 poI da,. vhllC the super
li-or~ are gwen S3 prr day The waR'
scale Il FIVE cents pcr hour less than y "a~
in some sections o( the county last year
hut tho supply of labor Is plentiful, whii'
loading wiling at Rcddcr Saturday ''"Nt
Rctts. ot Ellcudalc got his hand Caughl
N thc derrick and Il Was 50 tailN mashrd
that amputatiou was necessary
OAiecrs 81 Chippewa Inhc. No =
III q X VI of Milton, have been elected
!. follows ~achcu. Joseph II Warning
fnu SENIOR sycamore. John Lewis, lunloI
sycamore Charles =. Burrous; proii
tddi.on L Chandler. chief Of records
George " Sharp. keeper OF wanpum
George r Davidson trustees. t.corgc x
Davidson John Lewis ADDISON T. Chan
dlcr /,
Golden Rule Lodge, No II, ] @ 2 7.
of Milton. has chosen tho following "T''tI
| for the ensuing term. Noble grand 'eS''
| r GRAY: vicc-grand 4 +. Chandler
| permanent secretary y. r. "a 49,
/ trustees g W sharp. = =. l'"''"'''
| q r Davidson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
eHEsTERTows AND VICINITY

ereeial Correspondence If Every Evening
fth.stertoWn. Nd April tl.-Enoch
r,fcaaantou. VINO some time ago pur-
chased an old gravel lot from Fred g.
f-stItan near the old depot. for tf4O.
has aold the same 70 Pennsylvania par
ties far 81 eco II is said a factor viii
IL. erected on the lot,
Merchants ard business men Of Che@-
tertown viii meet tonight 10 organize a
civic League. which viii have for ita
object the material and business ad-
xancernent Of the town.
Rev James l. Elderdice. for some
,.s,ra past pastor o. oxford NJ +
church has retired from the ministry
on account of impair health. and NJ
and his wife are making their home with
her brother. Charles d. Wood, on foi-
+ chester farm
| George II. barnes Of Millington SUI
fared a stroke Of paralysis at his home.
last week. and has been IN critical
condition since.
Mrs. Harry Thomas. VINO, with her
husband. is spending some time at tne
home of Mrs. George 3. Westcott. n
Chestertown, is quite i'll. having sus-
tanned a slight stroke Of paralysis.
The Anthony farm. IN queen ANN
near Chestertown now tenanted By
Ranie Zeisel and recently purchased
hv William Hazel. was purchased by
the mortgages, last week. for $4,000
This farm sold some time ago for $-o.ooo
Chestertown basket factory IS filling
an order for 100000 baskets for tbs
tomato growers of New Jersey.
William French has sold his fine fo9
hunting horse 10 the New Jersey hunt
ers who we're recently guests Of Georg'
Brice. for S275.
ON account of the illness of his wife
/ Charles S. smith. who was elected dele
gate from Christ NJ p. Church 70 tn
, MARYLAND NJ. P. Conference. now in ses
sion in Newark. y. J.. was unable I
attend. and the alternate. CLIFTON (
Jones. is serving in Mr.. Smiths piact
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
NIDDLETOWN NEWS.

Nuddlc,own. April Il-Iay {. Davis
has snld Homestead Hall farm - acres'
on the Levels. to William l. Spry, ior
$4,000
Franklin X Lane nltcd states lfr'c-
tor az Vocational Education. former SEC
rctarv of the Interior, stopped IN Middle,
town. last Thursday 60 Nlsl' the i"cal
agricultural department
George W Long OF Cecllton ana MISS
Anna Bailey we're married last week ~
Roy c NJ CulIom.
The graduating class OF the hlgh Schooi
June Johnson, Josephine kohIr Laura
Fogcl Clara Brady Edith Cochran ana
Mss Elizabeth Jones. ono OF the high
Srhnol teachers. were entertained at the
Woman-s College at Newark over the
week end
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11

The worlds stock car record Tor speed
now belongs officially 20 the Faige,
On Friday. January 1st, al
0 clock IN the afternoon. Paige 7-7o
Daytona stock model, driven ~ t-a.'A
Mulford. covered 4 mile stra.Shta "Ay
on Atlantic Beach. Daytona. FloTidst'
IN IS .o1 seconds. thus breaking ali exist
Ing stock car records OF any piston dis
placement
Check. measured, timed and auiheh
tlcated BY officials Of the rae.ns oo37i
of the American Automobile Assoe. ?
tlon. this record is now the 0H}c-a.
stock ear speed mark for Al the "o5 .
Mulford drove the Paige over 'Ae
yielding Florida sands from tape -
tape at the breath-taking nacc q; ~
miles an hour
Fred J. Wagner was 'he attie Al me
using an automatic electrical 't'''.a-
sevfce. and r. +. Edwards T. nH-Ha-
representative ~ the Antrt,s" Nlt"-
mobile Association. checked tne 1asSs
The course had previously been ~
ont and measured by tha IN
veycf.
All the necessary re2 @attNle ",
regulations having been conn..ei ".5A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
FINE WATERPOWER MILL

Georgetown. >pril II On" "i the
largest watcr-powrr mills N lower Della
ware IS bcirg erected AT M'lish"ro 10y the
Sn~scx Milling Go. composed Of capt At
,,ts from Rcrlin. Md The mill takes the
place Of one destroyed by ire two wears
AGO The latest machinery IS beng n
stalled. and the capacity Will h' grra'rr
thar that OF any two mills II the southern
part nf the county
situated At the head q Indian river.
four ponds cmpt, il'to the one from "hgh
the power will hc obtained - operate ne
mill and each stream is capable Of furnish
ing enough watrr t. ruF mlil
There Is talk Of harncSslng the w't''rS =,
Ru tnr pord and generate electro current
,n light the town Of MIllsboro
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. April William NJ Pierce
has sold the Pierce fertilizer factory: on
Fast Front street, to the Valiant Fer
tilizer Co Of Laurel The new owners
took charge the first of the month and the
business IS being conducted under the per-
sonal management of the son OF the
owner. Edward Valiant. Jr
The new steam generator ard turbine
engine for the Milford electric part has
arrived and is being installed. II Is hoped
the entire work Of changing from a direct
to an alternating system of current VIII
soon be completed
Frank >att@rheld Of Greenwood and
Miss Elizabeth iiousemar OF Milford
were quietly married ai Greenwood last
week. They viii make their home AZ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
A DANGEROUS THIEF.

Seaford. April l1.--Nam Campor. Ito
wear old Negro chicken thief, was arrested
Yesterday. bv Constable adams. charged
with robhing the hennery Of John De
shields. farmer near here. After stealing
the chickens. the Negro hurled a piece OF
IRON taken from plow through window
Of Deshiclds house striking the l-year-old
child of the farmer in the head, and m
ficting severe wounds
Camper was arraigned before Mag1s-
trate James X. Phillips and held IN $500
hail. in default OF which nc was com
mit;ed to Jail at Georgetown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. April i Harry Jami,
,on an crgircer on the local train, Is III
at Ills homo on Washington street with
the grip James d. Bowman Of Whining
The program for the Century Cmb,
THURSDAY April IA At p. m, WI hc
Ii charge of Miss Dorothy Metsgcr
Privilege Of male guests allowed ,,.,u
Miss Edna Coale, q teacher IN Middle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
RIlm,Rn.nN rARK

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g1''r-ng
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
THREE WANT TO BE J. p.

Georgetown. April IL Three candl-
dates Justice Of the Peace, Arthur >.
Ucarn Robert II Elliott of Laurel and
Former state Treasurer, Thomas n.
Rawljns Of Scaford have entered the race
for appointmcrt as Federal prohibition
director of Delaware 10 su'c""u "
TuiNtnu BoycC.
All three have strong backing. and are
staunch Rcpuhlicaus MIR Elliott Tor ne
past few years has been mcmher ot the
Sussex County Republican Central Com
mittcc for Little Creek district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
p. O. :. OF 4. at Church.

Bethany Baptist Church was crowd
cd last evening whom Dr {. c. Earle
delivered an eloquent discourse 70 the
+. q. s. of 4 and the associated order
Of women Patriotic hymns were
sung. and large flags were used IN
decoration Most impressive we're the
eulogies Of the nag delivered by pr
Earle The order has decided 70 make
him an honorary member Of the
organization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

A headache remedy without the dam
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts at
once Musterole is clean, white oint-
ment. made with oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and IN
no way can it affect stomach and heart
IS some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat bronchitis,
Group. stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy. rheumatism. lum-
bago. all pains and aches of the back
or Joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
chilblains, frosted feet colds OF the
chest lit often prevents pneumonia).
35c and 65c jars; hospital size $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR DEAD.
Doyer Anril IL

joseph T. Rose aged IL years, mem
ber of the senior class of the Dover High
school. and one Of the most active ol the
basket ball team Of Dover, high, died at
the Presbyterian Hospital, PhiladeiphIa
Yesterday whore he had been for treat
meat since last Wednesday week for what
was supposed to bc NJ abscess on hrain.
He had contracted rheumatism when other
complications set in lie was about -
wears Of age Ills remains were brought
here last cvcning and taken 70 the nome
of his p4ra4 Mo live just north of Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
SOFT SHELL CRABS.

Georgetown, April IL Fishermen along
the lndian river. Rchohoth and Indian
River hays report that crabs arc beginning
10 shed and within the next three ar iour
weeks soft shells will bc large enough Tor
the market
Hundreds of dollars are realized in the
southern part of the county each spring
from the crab industry alone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11

Shawnee, near here. where the groom owns
n truck and chicken farm
Rev. Samuel G.. Welsh, the new paste,
OF First Baptist Church, Milford ara
Mrs. Welsh have moved from Philadeic
rrd were received into membership oi
the local church NJ special meeting
last week
Miss Elizabeth Mcnsch OF Magnoli,a,
was "A weekend guest of Mrs. q. Marsha'i
Townsend,
Frank Jackson. Sr., has leased his cigar
and candy store for several months, and
lcft last week for an extended trip to
Detroit. Mich.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Georgetown, April 1l.--Announcementt
Of the engagement of Miss Neva West and
Walter F. Squircs, both Of WilmIngton'
has been made. The wedding viii take
place at an early date.
The bride formerly resided here, and Us
daughter of I.x-Shcriff Jacob West ot TINS
CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11

Edlum ~ rH-.t1
uall fetr,r
i ,l3f.r
Pcv Nr f.a-r
aruftrv 'tr .n.rI
{ har. rH
frarl .1r rt.rt
drerla1
Irter-r.t grr
fl.t t I1 ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
teiI From riabt ar

.FuH.rn liovrs
tt4rr .-.ar
3. delaware t.r
.rsrr frn fxf
IN. f.il frsh
eevrau
W zntr-t.~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-11
TRYITFPEE

send NJ Yssfy name ard an
dre,s and v4n ierd y9u q fFss
rial b0tfls n ny 5rvt Pflsiin.
Rddre,t ~ ~ " B Cald
UslI. -ts Wathing'on fusei.
Nsnf rilo. litnoi E"e-J
b1Iy n0u and .trn needf re-
larifi,e. ardfffurV o. iro"
the best Wrfr ~ f1sf1
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26
9iitrift.W 1ietsaeicb.

0as Ball Idle Wietsgeieb lit ouh
pom NcprGientontenbots gutqebeiben
moroen. Der 9rGiioent bot es MI.
tcrihrieben. 90 lit es jet @eieb bis
gum %. Woi uGhiten Sobres. Die
2lbgeoroneten befIagten iid nit Neht
IN Der 0ebottc oariiber, Dob @aibing.
ton 100 Wtol tcitrer lei in Mieten l6ie
onoere StGote. IebnIihe Mietsge.
iebe beiteben and in Stem Yorf rmo
in MoiiaduiettS. SIS lit 5ipar in
@aibington in ben letten 5pei Sab,
rem tiidtig geboilt moroen, ober sic
3obl Der @obnungen eutipridt nod,
immer nidt Dem 9eoiirfnis. Der
biciiee Star, offenborgertreter Der
beiisenoen &laiien, fam iid in flei.
men, ldiiIerboften 2eitortifeln nur
ifper nit ser Gntideioung OeS Som
grelies obfinoen. OoS nSouS" Itimm.
te 1856 gegen 65 fir oos @eiet. 0o.
geeen mar beionoers elm 8oIfsoertre.
ter nit einem ani6eineno Oeutiden
Nomen, 6odt,.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26

nnn0tig iei2 @enn Sic 5~rou8oien
oas &eiuItat Ser 8ablen in @lioB-
2otbringen nibt I ii r6teten, mo-
rum IoQten tie iih gegen cine Abltim-
mtng itrdllben ?-llniere 3eitunqen
aber laiien, mie INNER, gerooe oieje-
nigen AuSlanoer INNER mieoer All
8orte fommen, Die arn penigIten al
liberolem geiunoem, geredtem fort,
i6rittli6en 9euti6en b~eitragen. SIN
lcbten @aibingtoner Spmltags-
Star" fteben 5ipei @rtreme qem0bn-
lid gleid nebeneinanoer abgeoruft:
Soroieu u1o Marimilian Saroen.
Stimmen tppG d er 9ur1i6nitts-
freiIe zines 2anOes neroen nidt ge-
bort. Nlr, mas in ben Sinon3z&ram
Der 3eitungen pa s t, miro georudt,
a0es an0ere beri6miegen. gir iino
ober oo6 ldnglt iiber oen &rieg + II :
@arllm miro Die unlinnige, 10
oft bloBgeitellte, alte Saftif nod fort
geieBt9
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26
Or @Ieis nnnft irinrn nil

SEER Or. @Ieis oanft icinen bic.
len 5reunOen fiir oie eiitigen @ratil-
Iotionen SIT ieiner 8~erIobung. Gr &c.
oenft iib om /. September. nGditC
ISOLDE 9onnerStog, nj 0elpurf 81 Der.
beiraten, un0 gnoe September bon
Scr &od8eitsreiIe 6uriid 5i Iein.
SER g. gngeI in &anoolpb.
@isc. ididte Ger Heooftion ooS Bud,
8llIr @eqenrcdmtng" bon Or. SOL.
finger, Erof. al Ser llniperittoi
Wtilnden, ebenlo 3eitungen. @err
@n9eI ,arbeitet am @ilfspert fir Die
unter6riifnn, y~leioenoen 0eutihen
unter pofnifder Serridoft.
SEER Gunn %u0oIpb 1mo ieit
&ollege. Serr 0pitcr. molleu. ols 8iir.
gcrmeilter Ser Stnot audi nit Dem
boben llnfrolit altf frei Iiegeiorn
@obmineSpl1ben aifr1limen. 3lpei
Sritppen Mrbeiter, inter Dem &1rfin.
ipeftor 2onbom bobcn Iif oaron ge,
madt, ouf Soften Der @igentiimer ons
llnfralit nieoer5umoben, oos mebr
ais cine Sobe bon s SUB bat. 90 iit's
re6t.
-9lm 3. Oftober feiert man biel
in @oibington Sen itolieniiden Gid
ter 0ante, Der Dor 600 SSabren ltarb
0tGnner offer Sdnttierungen uno al
Ter gerufe fomnlen Damn nad bier
Ob Ser &onforo. &lu6 nidt aud il
einem Sortrage oeS groBen 0i6ters
geoenfen fonnte, nm 81 5eigen, ooi
mir groBe, internotionole Center al
Ter @olfer uno 3eiten 3l ~piiroigel
miiIen2
-Guno &liooIpb's gutomobiG ma.
borigen Sonntog oml 9abnbof &c
Itoblen nor6en. PIN f%olgcnoen Gag
fnno nan es nobe Scr 9iitrift @ren
&c. IS febIte Elm Heifen. Die 9ieb
in0- @auner in ser Stoot treibel
fiir3lid mieoer Elm griinoIi6es Spiel
Gem Sdreiber oieier 3eilcn muro
altf Der Geronoa oes @ouies bon ci
mem unbefannten ihmar3en MiIhbll
ben Die 9oloene ubr g~eitoblen, obn
Dab er Oes 9iebcS bo6boft lperoel
fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26
@erluren @efumSen.

(@in bis iebt unaeorudtes @eoidyt
Baltor u. 8. Siloebranots.)
Sd bab' mand Iieben Iangen Gag
Sn meinem griinen @alo eelegcn,
Bin obne 3iel bon Sag 81 Sag
@eitreift ouf unbetretnen 8egcu.
Die Nodbarn fonntcn's nidt Der
itebn,
Die Ielbit8nfrieonen glatoes Soren;
Sic meinten, lobn Tie 10 mid 9ebn:
SD bate meme 3eit uerlorcu.
Sd la6te ibrer. oenn id meiB
Som reiden Segen oieier Stltnoen:
Bel Suih uno Baum, bel Blum unr
Heis
ga ba6' i'd ia ooS Slid gciuuOen.
Ism Bette bon 6rdulein Anitc
SdaOe, 8aibingtou 8. g.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26
.. 6. Silfsperein

Die Iette 8eriommlung bonn bori.
9en 6reitog inter Dem 8oriib bon
Serrn SEQ. M .Spier, mar ~Syobresber.
Iammlling. Die oItel1, trelten 8eamten
mltrOen our6 9lfflomation mieoerae.
ndblt. 6rou 0r. &0nig beridtete
iiber cine @innobme bon $t69.31 felt
Anfang Iilgltit. Ser q. SO. 8rind
erltattete oiisfiibrliden aoIienberiht
itber sic @%innobmen un0 altsqo6en
oes berfloiienen Sabres. Ole Gin.
nobmen 6eIiefen lid lett gllauIt DO.
rigen Sabres olf getou $6,652.6t.
In Sen Central @iiSiduB. CUR 8eiter-
bermittlit1g on oos &ote &reit3 in
Berlin uno &ien ipuroen $4150O0
geihidt. 9ireft BON bier ainQen mad,
0clttIdIano uno Oeitreih bonn SiIfs.
bcrein 6. g. mad Sonnober, gIIen,
@iir5burg, 6iirtb, 9erlin) 1925
GA in bar. Sll ser 8arf 6cfinoen Itd,
altgenblidlih I'M @omen oes SiIfs.
ipcrfs $159.94. 0ie 8eriomnIrnq
oonfte oiird Grbeben bon 6en Siben
ben beioen &ednun6Sfiibrcrn, 6rou
Or. &onig ltno Serrn 81. 9rind, fir
ihre treue, oufopfern0e Irbeit. Gin
&ommittee, belteben0 aus Sen Serren
9ieorid, Or. &oenig un6 Or. @leis,
unteriudte 0os &ehnltngsbud unS
fono oGles altf Seller un0 Gent for
reft unO ridtig. Die l~tnfoiten i'm Der.
9ollQenen Sabre 9eIiefen iih altf nm
oetdbr 500, einidlieBIid ser Druid.
foltel 8reimorfcn @opier, Materio-
lien, Saalmiete, uip. Ger Sobres-
beri6t lit in leinem HeIultote oIIo
Dem boriGbrigen fat i0entild. @ir
limo in unierer Mrbeit niht erlahmt.
Der Grfolg NOR Elm gutter. @s qiIt
nun, nod Gin Sobr meniqItens 6ieIe
9ilfStdti9feit fort5uieben. Gorqeie-
ben initr0en fir Sen fommenoen @in.
fer Elm &icnic auf 9rouncr's fiebt 10
befanntem) 2onoIib am Is. Septenl-
Der, ein @ortenfe1t in Ser Stabt ielbit
iiir Den II. Sftober, elm Ebeoter.
nbeno om 6. Robember, ltn6 elm &ie.
en-go8oar Gnfone 8e8ember. &oms
ntitteeS fir 0ie betreffenoen Geron.
ltaltltflgen ipur0en ernannt. 9(ltd,
&eoner lno &e0nerinnen ioaen fir
ben 8inter gelponnen ner0en.
Timer oeuti6es 8ilbliflm freut Iid
gepiB i6on ouf sic INNER berqniiq
ten a6enOe 6esSiIfsberein8 1tno miro
ibm leinen 3uiprlt6 ni6t berIoqen.
Gs banoelt ii6 ia 5uglei6 Inn Gin.
oer1ng Der nod INNER obtpolten6en
Scot in Der olten Seimat. Oie Dir.
re oes Sominers bat bielfo6 0ic Grn-
tie 5erltort. Die &reiie iino pieoer in
Die Sobe g%egongen.
Man berqefie nidt Sic SommeIz
biidienl IlS elmer ser eifriQIten
Sammler in 0ieier 8e3iebun0 miro
ein &oli5eibouptmonn bon bier an
qcIeberL Ser audi lebte &eriommlltne
trpb bieler 8erufspfli6ten beilhte.
IS iino fat INNER o%ieieIbcn Gerlo-
men, Die li6 auf oieiem Seloe rciner,
eoler Garitas Ieben loiien. M66ter
bod oll6 biele nelle 2eute balls
bon lid boren ~loilan.
0uittungen iiber Mil6empfong lie
fen mieoer beim S6riftfii6rer elm, 4.
9. aus gtoroerneD, Seebacb bel San.
genial8a, S6iiringen ans @lberfelot.
Nnnoberg, Gr5gebirge uno on0eren.
Sic fonnen bier nidt aue georltdt
meroen. Gelte Bitten bon Srten, sic
&iIten fonoeniierter Mil6 aIs Nmeri-
ia erbieltell iino ebenfoas einoeIalt-
fen. Wtan fomme 5u Sen Gerlamm.
lltngen, Tim tie ein5uieben. 0ie nod.
tie lit am 2. September
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26
ogcrmuuiu @anncr.G 6ur".

Die Mitglicocr Oes n@ermonia
MGnuer-G bors" boItcn am Sonutog
ibren Aiisilllg nod Baltimore. I'm
10 llbr morgcns fobren 0ieielben per
Spe3iaImogen bon Der Station Ger
Baltimore eIeftriideu 9inie an ser
10. ctr. mo SEEM 9orf 9(pemue ab.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26

-0eiti6e Muiif miro auf orabt-
em 8cle jcGl nldl ytprmclcll
uno Sdme5. II Jelcitci. Sort iittn
sic 2elte ir Slc.e INN b0ren cinrm
&orl5erte ob4r ainer 0ucr ail. mie lie
iii Berlin j i , i mcrocn Gielc @a'.li-
iiffapel1en 551'yt allo in s,afusft III
9ei6afft mrtj',: IS 1caIi.la en-
paar, Tim oic Ssslt nit Wsiliif ai Ocr-
Iorgen
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26
itllg poridreibt.

iing oorl6reibt.
Ser oeutide 8sihspoitmeilter miro
Jest mobl NIT S6effels aSrompe.
ter bon SGfineen" i%erf5en uno ia
gen: 8ebiit Did @ott, es mar 10 idon
qcmeien, @ebiit Did Soft, cs bat nift
Iouen fem!
Washington Journal., 1921-08-26

INNER an 0ie 8Gn0e Oes &opitols,
oes Gentrltms oes observation-disclosures
unieres 2on0es. @os Der &rieg eins
nal in 6ieler 8e5iebung angeridtet
bot, l1Bt iid nidt pieoer gut mo-
den. Die moroIiide @eltblodoOe ge-
gen Oellti6lano bat ibr nerni6tenOes
&erf getan. Ser 2iigenfeIo8ug Der
engliI6en ilno ser bon ben @ngl1n-
bern in Amerifa ~eriporbenen Yreiie
bat ober aud nirgenomo ani6einenO
10 tiefeingefreiiene, feite Sorurteil
beroorgerufen, pie geroOe bier bel
uns in Nmerifo. Der 9ormolame-
rifaner oenft chen nidt ooer MIR fir
Sen Gog. Morgen lit allies bergeiien.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-08-05
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION.

Notice is hereby given that the
county Assessor of Lincoln County
Nevada, has completed the Tax List
or Assessment Roll for the year
l92O and has duly attached his c.rti-
ncate thereto, and delivered it to
the Clerk of the Board of County
commissioners: that the Board of
county Commissioners will meet on
Monday, July rs, 1921, as a Board
or EQUALIZATION and hear and deter
NINE all complaints made in regard
10 the assessed valuation of any
roperty within said county and will
rhange and correct the valuation
elther by adding thereto or by reduc-
IN" tNereGro~l. r tnev deem tie same
nxed In the assessment roll either
apove or below the true valuation.
wnetner the same was fixed by the
nwher or assessor; except that in
where the person complaining
~ the assessment has refused to give
us assessor his list under oath as re-