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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04
OBITUARY.

On July "A, 1921, the death angel entered the home of James Sims and called the wife and mother to a place that knows no trouble. Mrs. Sims was born in Hardin county, Tenn, March 23, 1853. She professed faith in Christ in girlhood days. She joined the Missionary Baptist church under the preaching of Jessie Mccoy, near Newark, Ark, later joining the gen. eral Baptists and died in that faith. Mrs. Sims was great sufferer from tuberculosis. She was so patient. and expressed a willingness to die, eveN prayed to die. In way she was like Paul; she wanted to be absent from the flesh and present with the Lord She has done many kind deeds in her Christian life. She leaves to mourn their loss, husband and five children, four sons and one daughter and one sister. All were present at her going away except one son. Her body was inferred at Bee Branch cemetery with her first husband, amid a large crowd of weeping relatives, friends and neighbors. The funeral service was conducted by Rev, Charlie Wood, her pastor, with the songs she requested to be sung, one of them being "Will My Mother Know Me There?" Illus band and children, worship the God she worshipped and trust the Jesus she trusted and make an unbroken family around the throne of God.
 Martha Rollins.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04
Hf0f10C 0f By Elmo Great Scouts ws,,on vsse
OLD JIM BRIDGER, TELLER OF
 "TALL YARNS"
@. Western Newspaper Union.

"Yes sir, up thar in the Yellowstone seed peetritied trees a-growin' with peetrified birds on lem a-singin' peet. fihed songs," once declared old Jim Bridger, scout, trapper and fur trad or. He was one of the first white men to visit the natural wonders of what is now Yellowstone National park.
 After his return he gave an account of what he had seen to an eastern magazine writer. Two of the writer S articles were published. Then the edi- tor refused to print any more, saying that his readers would not believe such Baron Munchausen tales. Ev- erything the old trapper had told the magazine writer was true, and when Bridger found that his stories were no longer believed, he began telling oth- CT yarns which did not always stick so closely to the truth.
 One day in the Yellowstone, he said ne came upon an elk grazing within easy gun range. He fired but the elk AsSAthSA uAppPCu iiOl StSlLCN htdl llitt! by the shot. The scout reloaded and fired again-with the same result. Then he became angry. Picking up q rock, he threw it at the animal. The rock struck some invisible barrier and dropped to the ground. When Bridg- CT reached the place where it lay he found that he had been shooting at the elk through mountain of pefectly transparent crystal!
 Bridger was the first white man to see the Great Salt Lake in Utah. This was in 1924, and he told some won derful stories about the lake One of them was about the great snowfall in the winter of 1880, which covered the whole Salt Lake valley to a depth of 70 feet. All of the buffalo perished
 "When spring came, all I had to do was to tumble em into the lake an had enough pckled buffalo for my self an the whole Ute nation for years," Bridger declared.
 Bridger was known as "Old Gabe." or ''The Old Man of the Mountains" by his fellpw trappers, and the Crow Indians called him "Casapy--the Blanket Chief"
 Gineral. Wnar you don't see no h. tuns, thar they're sartin to be thick est" he once told Gen, Henry Caring ton, and the general found it good ad- Xice. When the engineers for the Union Pacific railroad were uncertain about the easiest route through the Rocky mountains, they sent for old Jim. He took q piece of old brown paper and with a piece of charcoal marked the route which they were to follow. Later they found that he had not made single mistake in mapping the route. Brdger died in 1881, and Is buried in Kansas City.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04
OBITUARY.

Richard F. Parker, son of Frank and Sarah Parker, was born March ', 1863, in Hardiman county, Tenn. He moved to Howard county, Ark, in 1875, and was married to Mary A. Faulkner, December 31, 1885. Ten children were born to this union, five boys and five girls. Two having died in infancy, eight are living, seven in Conway and one boy at Vilonia. Mir. Parker moved to Faulkner county <. September, 1907. He died June 12, 1921. He was deeply devoted to his family and at the time of his death was devout Christian. He has gone from us, but in a deep and profound sense he is still here. His genial and brotherly spirit will always abide with us who knew him; and when long years of service have gone by, in the evening time of our own early lives there will still come to us those in- spirations and tender memories that now so greatly help us in the per formance of life's tasks. In the sane tuary of his own heart he erected the cross and because of this he convinced others of it's reality. Brother Parker was sweet singer in Zion, and yield ed himself to Gods purposes and plans. He has finished his work and now dwells in the morning of that new day
 Servant of God, we'll done,
 Thy glorious warfare's past,
 The battles fought, the race is won,
 And thou are crowned at last.
 A Friend.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04
BOLSHEVIKI STILL
 INHABIT DUG OUTS
t3y the Associated Press)

Divinsk, Latvia, Aug. 4,-Hundreds of families in the war-devastated ter ritory about Dvinsk are still living in the dug-outs used by German and Russian soldiers in the early days of the war.
 Little or no progress toward recon struction has been made in the scores of rezed villages, because of the pow erty of the people who, for long time after the war between Russia and Germany ended, were under Bol- shevik rule.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04
255 ATTEND CLUB
 RALLY FIRST DAY FARM WORKERS GATHER Dinner at Noon First Even for Annual Rally-Program Tonight at
 Methodist Church.

Enrolment at the annual rally for
 boys and girls farm clubs before noon
 today reached 130 and 125 more mem- bers are on the road to Conway, ac-
 cording to Home Agent Mrs. c. D.
 Turner, who with County Agent T.. M. Williams has charge of the rally. Early arrivals reached the city last night and the stream has continued through the day. All the members are getting into the spirit of the rally with their usual eagerness, and the event probably will equal the very successful gathering here last year.
 Club members reaching the court house were registered at the sheriff's office. Registration was still in pro- gress when dinner was called, and the boys and girls served by the ladies of the First Methodist church. Their meal was slightly shortened to permit photograph to be made.
 The first assembly of the club mem- bers was held this afternoon in the circuit courtroom. Short addresses were made by Pres. B. w. Torreyson and Prof. F. H. Harrin of the State Normal and Miss Marcelle Arthur of Little Rock, representing the state board of health. Miss Arthur has ap- peared at several club rallies in the county and has enthused her audi ences.
 Through the courtesy of the Faulk- ner County Bank & Trust Company, the visitors will be given a show at the Ideal theatre this afternoon, after which they will be given an automo- bile ride and taken to the homes to which they have been assigned for the night. Homes have been provided for the entire number, it was said, and every preparation made for the we'll being of the youthful guests.
 The program at the First Methodist church tonight will be open to the pub lie and it is hoped that large number of townspeople will be present. Sup-I ervised play on the parsonage lot, story telling, chorus singing and an organ recital are announced for the entertainment of the club members. MT. Williams states that one or two of the clubs have their own quartetts, and they may be given opportunity to appear.
 Tomorrow mornings program and dinner at noon will conclude the rally. A tractor demonstration will be giv- en, and play hour allowed at which the members will take their recreation under the supervision of Prof. H. w. Ramp of Hendrix. Dinner will be served at noon by the ladies of the First Baptist and Presbyterian churches. Three county or home agents are here for the rally. J. l.. Phillips, agent for Conway county, former agent here; J. M. Wilson, county agent at Marlin, Texas, and also a former Faulkner agent, and Miss Marcelle Phillips, home agent at Bonneville, are here for the gathering.
 The agents for this county today expressed appreciation of the good work done by several organizations here, which have eo-operated In mak- ing arrangements for the raly. Great aid has been given by the laides of the city, for which the farm workers are thankful.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04

day night and Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hill and family Of Fl Dorado, also Miss Bernice Richards of Little Rock visited Mrs. G. A. Brown and Mrs. Stella Hodge here last Fri day.
 Loyce Cornell recently returned from a trip to Teas.
 Will Brantly has come home from visit to Oklahoma.
 August 3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04
ARMSTRONG-BROWN

Leland L. Brown of thls city and Miss Minnie E. Armstrong of Odessa Delaware, were married last night, the ceremony being said by Rev. c. M Reyes, pastor of the First Methodist church. Mir. Brown formerly resided at Odessa, and will resume his form CT position with a construction com pany there. They departed for Odes- sa this morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04
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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04

con clubs is the Lions, who were or ganized in Chicago in June, 1917, at
 a meeting of various independent or ganizations, and since that time has
 increased to POP clubs with a mem- bership of more than 10000. The Lions cater to the younger business and professional men and stand for
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-04
K. OF (. TO ASSIST
 WELFARE IN ITALY
fBy the Associated Press)

San Francisco, Aug. Alt the re- quest of Pope Benedict, the Knights of Columbus at their national conven- tion have decided to raise $1,C00,0G0 with which to inaugurate American welfare work in Italy.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
Gt1olanb,s lsroteif.

@nibingtor1, 90. Mug. Die go-
lltiniltration tpmrbe bon 0er engliid]en
Regierung fornen 6abin peritdneigt,
baB bieie nidt in Der Gage lei bic SUI
.risbiftion alnerifaniiber 8ebornen
iiher Die bobe See ienieits Der Drei-
|neilens@ s@re,l5e, tDie burb bas 8olfer-
5redt feitgefest, n115uerfennen. Damit
sbnt 6as 2onboner &obineH offi5:el ge==
gen sic 8eibIagnnbmn1rg bes britt
Ii6en shooners nMarlbou" prote-
Iiiiert, Ser 10 Meilen bon Der Gong
sssslonb Riiite a1,fgebradf purOe liro
|ein spiritnoien= =@arga gcfii5rt boEen
foG Wan 11inn1t ir1belie,, N, oaB bic
englifde @egier,1ng eass Msiultnt oes
iii Dieier MngeIege1beit eiitgeleitetcn
asrihtIi6en 8erfabrens, iomie sic
|enoaiiItiae Geititenung Der yationa1i-
tut ocs 5nbr5euges abDartan Miro, be
|por lie tpeitere bipIoruatiie1s 5hritte
rnferninnn1t, ieboh bat 111art 2s in
2onbon fir r1ptner16ig erabtet, idon
iebt feinen 3neifeI bariibe1 s,1 laiien,
|snE gngIano cine gatsoebn,tltg Scs
an1erifal1iihen Serrihaffs gebietes
iibcr Sic aetpobnIide Gren5s hinal,s
.1idt 5ltgeben fam. I.
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Vdllipne,1 1,adl De,ttidJlanS.

aanias Gitp, Mo., 23. aug.
Neerifaniihes @elb hiebt IN Dhaio=
men nab Deutidlano anitatt nod ben
Ser. gtoaten, neil lettere ii6 y
germ, oie gegennartige Negiernrlg
Merifos, nit grdftoent Dbregon an
Der spite, nn5nerfenner, erfldrt II
aanlas Gitp S. g. l1noerapooD etn
on,erifaniider 8erglDerfsing genienr,
ser lanee Sabre in Nogaleg, ari5oo1ta,
brett an Der merifaniiben Gren5e &C.
tpirft bot. Die Merifaner brandei1
Weaidinen art6 Ionotpirtid daftl i4a Sc
rate, unb 90 Tie bieie infolge oer
Saltnna Der nlerifar,fihen @egier.
una 11idt aus BEN Ser. Staaten I'M
ter borteilbaften ge6ing 1tngen beaie.
hen fonnen, boben Ste Mgenfen oer
oeutiden 5abrifanten 1eidtes Spiel,
l1nber.pooo aufolge, 9nnberte bon
gertretern oeutIder ltno ar1oerer Ell.
bdiiden girmen fonen ii6 in Werifo
befinben nt1b Inn Mufrdge nidt Der.
Iegen fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
sSn gsoridllae sebradjt.

Berlin %. Mug. Sn gerbin-
0uitg nit Dem oti1afterpoiten in
Waihington iperoen 1,eue Mame1t &C..
natlnt, III eriter Clinic grofeiior Ser
barb bon sdnIae @rapenis, Der bc11
2egriinbL fiir giationnI0fononlie on
Ser l1niberiitdt Jreibllrg i1,ne bat.
@rofeifor 2nio Brentano, ser es fiir5.
lih obIebute, ieine gerfon fir oen
Goiten ii gtndgung 5ieben 5lt laifen,
|iolI Brofelfor bon 5dnl5e-@ -@rdrenib
|in 0orihlng gebrndt baben. 81 Gln-
|iteil beg 5reibnrger Brofeifors niro
|angefiibrt er babe nit ben politiibe11.
uno tpirtihoftliden gnagen Gnropas.
|enge ssiibIuilg ltnb babe aud perio,tts
|Iidle @ernt1ris bon england, 6ranfs
reid, sanIien, MnBInnb u1lb SSapai1,
|funs Inn Bel Ser alugiibung Der Bot.
fdafterpfIidte1t bot. groBen ghikcll
sei11 ipiir6e. #
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
gIbriiif,t,,eg- -annb ebltn1 !.

@aibington, %. Mng. Die yen-
tionQI @omer's grn6e Union 2eaglle,
iii Ser Sic getperfi fidnftlih organizer
te tDeibIihe gIrbeiteriboft oes 2anoes
Dertreten iit lpInr1t, fir ben ggaffen-
Itill litan6stng AM IL. gsoDen1ber, on
iben Die Mriiitungs- lln6 Snaften-
@onferen5 III Bafbingtor eroffnet
iperoen ion, III allen 2dnoer1t Der Gr-
Sc R1nbg gebnnge1l ser Gralten fir sb-
riiitung 81 Derat,loiien Nufforoe roernrt-
gen bier5u foIle11 al ndtnnbb
geotione1l ougge geianot iDeroen Die ant
Dem 9. ir1terrtationoIelt @ongreb or
beite11oer sSrnliei1 bertreten iiro Sc
|1rnnereg iiber Sic ssortn, II Der bie
Gnnbg bgebal1g geideben ion lit nod
|1id beitin1nlt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
gefd)laanailn,ter @bisfei,..

8nibington, 90. M11g Sa elmer
@nbinetfs fsfibllna am 5reitaa orbnete
Brdfioer1t 9aroillg a11, oaB Die geeig-
1,etet1 Gegiernngsf gsfteaen eirett 8lnn
|ausnrbeiter1 tpie Die onrh oas Mnfbe,
lDnbren beIh nbn1ter @eine, 81
gorren uno gBbisfeDs entitebe boz
ben Gotten bernie6en ner6en fon1tef,
ggie @enerdla lantpaH Dnngh ghcrftt NIT
teiIfe, betragen oie Bb bisfep pDorrdfe,
fneIde bon Ser Negier111g nnf 8rnno
oes BroD iio1ts sgefebes beidlaa-
nobnt purben, 1ltebrere inionef1
|@nnonef1. Des peiterr1 berfiigte da rd-
fibenf Saroing, oab bei Dnrh brut1g
|oeg aso1Henbgefebe feline gIblnrbiitdz
ten begangen iper0en folltetl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
@riedjen erlei6en idnuere &erlnite.

SmDrna, %. Nugnlt. g5ab bier.
ttddgiget1 @drnpfen baben 6ie Grieben
p1ebrere Gunfte an Beitufer oes go.
hria~G ~GMiies erreibt ssSbr redter Sill
gel Ser blrd oie 5oI5niiite bor5u-
.oringen reriuhte, tDur6e ienieits beg
5luiies BON ben Siirfen Dernibtet.
Sic 8rieben perloren 10 Dffi5iere
l1no 1000 Wann an @efangenen. Sic
tiiiirfifhe &apanerie lpltroe allfgerie=
ben. SIN 3entrun1 an 8eItufer bes
5ofnrin-s -sIuiies iinb nod beftiae
@RGmpfe i'm @onge. Cine e1,tfheioen-
.oe ShIobt miro piel1eiht IN ben ndh=
|ifen gngen Itotttt ttffiinoer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
2l1ilit6riI DrtsG a,tf Stc.
9sepasblit paftalita.

Gbilooelpbia, Ha., %. Ang.
Gus 5dla9ti6iff Nenniplpania 1T
nit 400 Wearl1 Wsarine- nianterie
gum Die1lit in Der 8anamafana laone
ton 8bilaoelpbia abgefabren. Das ge-
,laue 3iel lit nod nidt befannt gege-
ben, sic eigentlibe Mnfgabe ioa aub
ben fonlulauoierenben Dffiaieren nod
niht n,itgeteilt iein.
Ser Maridbefebl glng Der ErIppe
in luantito, 8a., ant Counting pom
Wtarineoepnrtement in 8oibington te.
Iepbonil6 5u, nnb aaes tpar0e al1f
cine lingere slblneienbeit eingerihtet.
Ser g1,tidluB, Beritarfung nab Der
4analaone all i9ide11 fam ouge11-
1deinIid ploslid, Do oas 5dlaht-
id,iff, oog auf Ser Sabrt BON yten
s)orf mad, oen paaififben @epdliern
mar, gefeN erbielt, 8bilaoelpbia att.
sulaufen unb BORT Die Wearine- -Snfar.
fere-Ma1lni6afte nan 8oro gu neb~
men.
Das Battalion, 'bas arf Rennlpl-
panio abging, bat poae &rteggitarte
nit is Dffiaieretr; es bot eine Wtaldb1-
nengemebr z&onrpanie bon SO Wan1t,
iomie eine &on1panie nit @rabenn1or-
fern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
Npte an 8aua1,ta.

8afbington, %. Slug. Dle Ge-
aieruna Der Ser. 5taaten bat Der Hes
aier,,ra bon 8onanra ntitgeteiH, bob
tie uals freunoidnfHide 8ermihle.
rim" in benz atpiihen Hanarna 1111o
Ap1tarifa ertltn11benen @rendltreh
fid red1t fir berpflidtet balte, &oita-
rifa suaunnuten, Die l1ebernabme Der
Sssurisbiftion iiber @ebiet, oos iest bon
8anan1o i'm 8eiib gebalten miro, 6as
-iieeeh 5urb bic, Ssh )ite iide sgn1ttfdJ
1.1g 4oitorifa 5ugeiprobe1 malroe nod
Ianger binaus5uidieben. Die Note
tpurbe ser Megiernng 8anamns bonn
Staatsiefretdr Sugbes am. Is. Mlt<
quit augeftellt llrb am 9onntog IN
@oibington befan1t gegebert.
Ser gfegierung Der &epnblif go
mama tpir6 in Der geote antsiefretdr
Suabes bebe,1tet, bie Ser. 5taaten
ieien unbebingt entidloiien, 0aB go
mama iid feinen1 5hie6sipruh be-
treffs bes frngIiden @ebiets 5lt fiigen
babe. @s miro ibr tpeiter n1itgeteiH
man lei nod forgfaltiger 8riif11ng
Der letten Note Bananas al Der lie
berseuelng gefonnen, bob aae 8nnfs=
te, Sic in oieier angefiibrt >piipoen, be,
reitg ii friiberen Moten Der un1erifa=
1,ifhen Hegierung erleoigt ieien. @s
miro ferner baron erinnert, bab bic
.angelneiiene Srift" fir bic l1eberga.
be oes @ebiets, bon Der in Ger u1tre-
rifaniihen Note bonn 2. Mai g. S. bic
Sfebe lei, als abgelolfen betrabtet
,rer6en fonnert. 81 81.
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gdliffc peridjenbert.

8olbingto1 %. Mug --eS11 esS1 Baib-
ington tpurDe an1 Sonntagabeno au1t-
lid mitqeteiIt, oaB glngebote bon ie
$$21O0 fir 2O5 bol5erne S9tffe Der
|shiffsbeborbe a1rgenontrnen tporoen
1inb Das Mngebot 1na1rbe bon Der
5bip gonItruetton & Grabbing Gor=
poration bon Stem Sort genta6t. Ser
aontraft miro ON Dienitag bon Der
Bebonoe ger1ebmigt mer6en, porans=
geiebt oie Netp gorfer s5irna lteQt
Sic oerlangte 8iirgidoff bon 10 Bro=
gent.
@enr1B ben ge0ingnngen piro ore
geborbe is Bro5ent ser @einmmt-
@aufiumme bon $430, 600 IN bar er-
bdIten;; Ser Geif n1l1B mad Ibllefer.
una Ser ein5eInen Dannpfer etltri6tet
tperoen. @ontn1iiiddr g6par6 6. 8ll111-
nrer bon ser Beborbe, ineher ben
&ontraft Derfabt Fat, erfldrte, baB
Ser aanfpreis ribredlib nieoriga lei,
oab es ieood oag bette let, Die Saf-
lie III iraenbeinen1 Hreis los5nihlns
aen, sd Sic l1nterbnItu1 gsfoife11 fid
al1f monatlib $3.50, 900 belaufen. Die
ga1foifen Der b6I5er1,en S6iffe belle
fen iid al1f ie $500, 900 Big $500
200. Die Stem Dorfer Sirnrn botte ons
einsige Mngebot fir Die gan5e Sloh
qemaht etli6e Der beften 5fdffe er-
aieIten aner6ings ettpns bobere Nrei=
lie. go tpurben SO bolserne Sdiffe I'm
| ie $4,000 an eine 6irrna berfnnf,
ipeGde Ben gnlt Der rrelien 8uolon=
Igriide iibernon1r1en bat einen glei=
|hen asreig ersielte1t 1nebrere a1oere,
|,,n6 5fpei ipurbet fogar I'M ie $500
Iberfolinff.
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6angindn1ngen iin6 berbpten.

8aibington, %. Aug. Ser Rot1-
feren5nnsidnB bes 5ennts ltno Salt-
ieg bot fin nltf ben 11eue11 Brobibi-
tio1tsg gefebe11ttD11rf geeinigt Danah
.oiirfe1 Brobi bibitions sbean1te j1tltr nod
grapir irffa1ng zines 6nnsindungs- Be
febIs Wobn1tngen nod beroufh henben
lyetrn61ffen blrdi hen, 11no audi MIR
if,tt1',s11, iuertt1 gelpeife bor1ieael1, bob
Sic G5etr1f1fe gum Berfoltf beffin1nlt
iil1o. Dime nsfndnngs sbefeM oiir-
fen Die Beontfe11 iebod ffhtuaaen
|p6er nr16ere ssahraenae @eida ffsae.
banbe 6oteIs iiberbo bo11pt ane 9IIddbe,
|6ie MIDI griba baftpob1 b1tlngen ii11b,
6urdiud
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Dentidje Dpern.

gbioogo, %. Mlgu1t. Gas Ser
fonal Der gbicagoer groben Sper tpirb
IN Der fonumel,ben Saiion aus 8ertre.
tern aner m0gIi1en Mationen bette
sben tpie Geo. M. 5pangler, Ser Mi1i-
iter1t Mnrp @aroeng, be1te erfldrte.
6err 5pas1gler 1T foeben bon euro.
pa 5uriidgefebrt, tpo er nit MarD
s@nroen oie @rdfte fir Die Oper enga-
giert bot Die Direftrice befinbet fi6
nod an Der gfibiera, no iie oem
5dmimmfport biI6igt sic miro ont
| S0hober bon briiben nbfobren. See
ben Der 2eitune Ser 9per miro Marp
@aroen bie gnn5e Saiion binourb
fingen.
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ytalie,, ieu NIT 2lnstritt
Hrel,cfl.

Hnris 22. slug. ssstaIien miro,
tpie einen gertreter bes vl1nirerial
serpice III Baris beridtet miro, iib
| in Ser generalberinurnIung Ser yea-
tionenIiga I'M 5eptember aus Der 2i~
ga 5urniid5ieben faQs @roBbritannien
|ltno 5ranfreib oarauf beiteben foaten
Der Nation einen BIab IN Der rstDei-
ten aategprie" a1l5ntpeiien.
gor eir1iger 8eit proteitierfe Sta
lien e1ergifh gegen Die geDnltigen fl
|nan5ienen 2niten Ser 9ign, unb mics
oarauf BIN, onB Sir eric Drum
1nonb unb Mbert 8bon1as, Die bei6en
Bon5ugs- -gean1ten Der 2ign, j1brIih
ein @ebnH bon it alpei WiIionen Sire
ba5ieben. Cine 9erabIebung oieier @e-
b1Iter ipurbe gefor6erf. Jrnnfrei1 1tno
England onfpprteten nit Der Gorber-
ing elmer grbobung Der itaIieniiden
8eitr11ge CUR 2iga 11lrb gnben 5nr gIei-
den 3eit betnnnt, bic g6ationen Ser
2igo piirben fernerbin IN bret @nte-
|gorien eingeteilt tperben. Srnnfreid
|unb england tDiirbeu bic erite, So
pan u1b ssstnIien bie 5tpeite @ategorie
|bilDcn, all oritter gtelle fonme oann
sssn6ien.
gon Hhiter Auelle for1tte in gr-
fabrung gebradf 1Derben, oaB fi6 St
alien 0iefer minfiirli6er1 @ntibei6-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
10000 gpanier bis iekt sefallen.

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