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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21

couldn't rest we'll at night and ws ..| just lifeless.
 "I heard of Cardui and after req inR DI decided l had some female troubl thaD| was pulling me down. sent for edu| and began 1t.
 Tn a very short while after began the Cardui Home Treatment l saw an in- provement and it wasn't long until 1 wa1 all right-good appetite, splendid resA and much stronger SO that easily did ny house work.
 Later took . bottle of Cardui c . tonic. can recommend Cardui and glad. ly do 90, for If mors women knew. . would save a great deal oi wony an1 sickness"
 The enthusiastic praise of tho,isands c other women Wiso hve io>nd caed1 helpful should ooavinse yoa ttae ' . wosth tEyiag. A AnAauis6ssa k
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
NEW HOPE NO. 1

II seems a. if winter has just begun Old Man Frost is making everything look mighty sick.
 Mrs Mary Dewoody iS at Gale spend ing q few weeks with her son.
 Miss Cora Purifoy spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of MT Louis Dewoody.
 We are having great success with our program. We think Ed and Sardis will soon know the b c's
 Miss Alma Johnson spent few days last week with Mrs Leslie Franklin.
 MT. Charlie Buford and Bob Robin son went to Reader Saturday night
 Mir Alex Frantham took q strole across the creek Saturday night. Wha; did you do me that way for Alex? sure was disappointed.
 SayJim you have got awful old in tn last month Surely you are ashamed of your little grille. Bring her out some of these days We would like to see her.
 Well. will lay down the shovel and hoe. hang up my fiddle and bow for there is no more writing for me this cold day
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
IS YOUR HEALTH
 GRADUALLY SLIPPING?
Interesting Experience of Texas Lady Who Declares That Ms Women Knew About c.rdui They Would Be Spared
 Much Sickness and Worry.

Navasota, Texas.-Mrs. w. N. Peden. omis place, reiates me following interest Ing account of how she recovered her strength, having realiz ed that she was actually losing her health:
 heaHn IS We greatest thing In the world, and when you feel that gradually slipping away from you, you certainly sit ID and take notice. That is what l did come time ago when found myself h \ vev nervous, rundown condition of health. was co tred . nd felt O lifsless ] could hardly 60 at m.
 '1 vas just no account ios work. would get bucket of water and would Ieel % weak would h ave to set If down before felt like could liit if to tha ataH. In this condition. of Course, to do even ny hctsework was . task almost im- Dossible to accomplish.
 was sefvess and easily upset.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
BRUNK'S COMEDIANS.

Brunk's CommedianS opened weeks enga agement here last night, presenting the "shoplifter. They showed to packed tent. and judg ng from the ap- plause of the large audience, their pre- Sentation of the comedy drama was ap- parently well pleasing. The orchestra rendered some choice musical selec- tions. but the saxaphone sextette brought the big hand" Each actor plays his part to the second, and the ease and grace of the ladies on the stage appeal to a talent loving public. Brunk's Commedians present a good clean show. worth your time and mon ey to see.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
WHITES CHAPEL.

This is Sunday eve, today has been very cold.
 If live until the 29th of April. will
 be 42 years old
 I claim to be a ladys man. although
 am not very bold,
 But listen, the half has never yet been told
 Bro L. A Oxford filled his regular appointment at this place Saturday and Sunday Alex, looked for you Come next tim please.
 Mrs Ollie Jarvis has been on the sick list for the past few days. Hope she will soon be restored to her wanted health
 Brother Barham preached for us Fri day night Brother Barham is not per feet, but have the utmost confidence in him. He has many friends and suppose few enemies. Come evey op- portunity that presents itself Bro Barham, for we like to hear you preach
 Just at this time I would like to write few good things about all the good people of Union and Lone Star. but haven't tme to do so. believe I will mention the Union scrapper, Bro. Cole I believe the good Lord has re- generated his soul The people around Union have confidence in him being christian or at least that is what ! have been told
 Next 1 will mention the Mir. Buffers. They are clever people and awful good hustlers.
 Ambrose Tomlin and Homer Jarvis attnded the singing at Bodcaw most every Sunday night. They seem tt thing that Miss Lenie and Miss Nealy are splendid singers.
 Uncle Bubble did you read Brother Turnips Seed and Sister Northem's let ters last week?
 Say Wm Grain. you seem to think if I should fool some old maid that might he henpecked. It might bethaf her life would be wrecked.
 I will close and go to Bodcaw tonight If any one has few dollars 10 spare Lemolac will appreciate it, as he is in tight You need not let him have it if you do not think it is right.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
\. P. DELAUGHTER

Mrs j. R, Wilson received a mes sage from Bismark, Okla, last night "oout Il o'clock, announcing the death VI hef brother, A. P Delaughter, who .eii dead while at picture show in '4shiark early last night Heart dis s"se was probably the cause Mir. ]. H' wilson left for Bismark this morn ns to attend the funeral. The deceas- VI was 60 years old and unmarried. -ie IN cousin to Rev. F. DeIaughter Of Boughton.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
HELD FOR GRAND LARCENY

Sheriff l.. c. Steele this afternoon went to Emmet and brought q white man named John Snider to the county iail, who confessed to the theft of Il horse and razor from Terry Norton. Snider was given hearing before Esq :: A. J. Adams of Emmet, who bound him over to the grand jury.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
VOLSTEAD ACT ATTACKED

Washington, April 14-Repeal of the Volstead prohibition enforcement act is proposed in bill introduced late to- day by Representative Hill, republican of Maryland The effect of repeal, MT. Hill said. would be to leave the enforce ment of the 18th Amendment to the DO lice power of the state.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
NOTICE OF SALT.
everywhere

Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing animals namely:
 One bay mare about seven or eight years old. weight about 500 pounds, will be sold to the highest hidded for cash in hand on Tuesday April 26, 1921 at my office in Prescott Arkansas. Said sale is made by virtue of the judgment of the undersigned condemn. ing the same to be sold, under the pro visions of Act No 496 of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas. commonly called the Full Srock Law, April Is, 1921.
 w k. BARHAM
 Justice Peace, Missouri Township, Nevada County. Arkansas
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our thanks for the many acts of kindness and the large floral offerings ertended to us in our deep sorrow. in the death of our son and brother
 Mrs. NJ. F. Shackelford.
 and family.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
pourman Rhodes of Hope was a wis., = Prescott last night.

Rolls and family or near Lahe- - orc in town today arding. sss
 Sheriff Steele has gone to Emmet ..ar man being held there for bur glary.
 Mir Chas. Beckner ot Little ROCK :. snand ng a few days here with home folks.
 W T. Woodul the cotton buyer re-
 os from a trip to Womble last night.
 uon l. 0. A. Bush represented cleprs at the Washington Circuit Court yesterday
 Y. spoonamore and family of W1rt oklahoma. are visiting friends and rel atiyes near this city.
 Deputy Sheriff Clyde Co& LOOK U. '. prr,Ie to the State Hospital for Ner- vous Diseases at Little Rock today.
 Prescott and Hope colored teams. u.;l cross bats here this afternoon in tho seasons first game of baseball. Miss Jewell billiard of Rosston. sis tor to Algia billiard, is assisting her brother in the county clerks office this week
 One of the most optomistic oil men in Nevada county is Dr. M. Fl. kenne- dy of this city. Stay with it doctor we're with you.
 The derrick at RoSston well is con siderpd below the standard, and it will be properly amended at once in con- tormjtv with the wishes of the drillers. Arthur B. Finley, the sign writer is arranging hundreds of cards and ban perS for the special sale opening to- morrow III the Joe Boswell store. Rev. Frank NJ Wells. late candidate for governor of Arkansas. is in our city today. representing the Continen tai Life Insurance company. He will he here for two or three days.
 
 They that take mp the sword shall perish by the taxes-Cleveland News. Judge Franks is out looking over the road working today
 
 Levi Moore and family left for Cam den today where Mrs. Moore will at tend the Stephens revival. MT. Moore has business at Sparkman and other points
 While there was no brass band to  generous smile of welcome reflected Prescott's appreciation of the big bus mess meeting.
 After you read your magazine, save it for the boys at the armory The guard company will appreciate same in it's collection of wholesome reading mat ter to be stored at the armory.
 Hon Randolph r. Hamby arrived home last night from Washington. where he represented the defense in murder trial MT Hamby was called to Glepwood today on legal business. Prescott'S representatives in the Southwest Arkansas School Contest. are off to Nashville today. brim full of enthusiasm and confidence We ex- pect good report from them tomorrow.
  have been sold to the Commercial Ho- tel at GurdOn, and are being shipped to that city today The sale was made by sam Q. Logan, who purchased same at Receivers Sale
 l k B. Moore Jr., handles lots of tax money and keeps as straight rec ora as ever kept by any public official, but Bob" says he can't understand why his own little change" gets away from him so mysteriously.
 We may not be able to draw blood out or turnip, or caus ca leopard to ehahge its spots, but we can all help HI the cover off old mother pool of oil so she can give house party this
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
sWINDLER GOT S1s.sse.

Beaa umont, Texas, April 13.-Frank- lin Kline, who gave his addres as Washington, D. O., was arrested by de- tectives here today after he had col lected several hundred dollars from Beaumont and Port Arthur Jews. In signed confession Kline admitted hav- Ing opera ted in New Orleans, >Shreve- port, Lake Charles and other cities in the South. He collected about $10,OOO altogether, he said He told his vic tins the money was to be used in a ma ton wide fight against Henry Fora he decla ared.
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 About the frankest man we ever met was a cOnceited man who admitted 1t.
 As we go to press there is no pros pect of an early reduction in the wages of sin.
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W. H. McBryde made business trip

to Bierne today.
 WANTED-Turkey eggs for setting. L. B. Sturat, Prescott, Arkansas.
 Clyde Nelson, who underwent a sur gical operation Monday a week ago at Rochster, Minn., is reported improving.
 Sam Arnott of Gurdon, special agent for the Missouri Pacific railway. is spending the day in Prescott.
 Judge !. NJ Thomas of Emmet, was in the city this morning attending to business matters.
 pr. John McLain and wife of Gurdon were in the city last night, returning this morning to their home.
 P F. Hein of the real estate firm of Moore and Martin is leaving this after noon for Chicago and other cities in the interest of his firm.
 Mrs. Jake Suckle will be operated on at Rochester, Minn., tomorrow morn ing according to informa tion received by MT Suckle
 committee of Prescott ladies are out at Blevins today, assisting in the unpa cking and distribution of goods donated to the storm sufferers.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. D. Hackney and MT. Hackneys mother Mrs Ella Hack ney. will leave tomorrow for a weeks visit to friends in Bluff City.
 Two cars of tourists from Donna. Texas, were here for a while this morn ing, on their way to Battle Creek, Michigan.
 T W Smith. our very clever section foreman has just made wonderful | improvement on the Main Street cross ing
 My Nanny and Humming' is the latest Victor dance recOrd-hear it. Victrola Department Nevada County Hardware Company. 2t
 Hon. Randolph P Hamby has pie lures of the storm ruins posted on his office window They show several of the destroyed homes lying ill the path of the storm.
 One of the relics of the storm is on exhibition in the show window of N. B Nelson the jeweer. It shows large splinter drivn through a round piece of wood several inches in diameter.
 
 Joe Boswell the Clothier, went to Little Rock this morning on business. l MI. bOSNell lS oHc oi tHt itduths 'eh'o Furnishing merchants in South Ark snsas.
 The good people of Serepta Springs are going to have box supper on the night of May [ All the ladies' both married and single, are asked to bring box for sale The money to be used to repair the shed Let everybody come and help in the good work.
 The school truck will again be put in operation tomorrow It has under gone repairs and now appears as good as new The school children along the Pike who have been walking Go school for the past two weeks will welcome the return of the comfortable convey ance.
 Lieutenant Ed Barham and Jim Stark of Company c Prescott National Guard, left this morning for Delight to supervise the distribution of tents etc. to storm sufferers in that section. Company c has won additional respect and earned many words of commenda left destitute by the tornado
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
w. k. BARHAM.

Instead lof once a weke, the PicAy. une will come to you 6 times 6 week.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21

Instead of once woke, the Picay- une will come to you 6 times a week.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21

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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21

About the frankest man we ever met was a cOnceited man who admitted 1t.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21

Lieutenant Ed Barham and Jim Guard, left this morning for Delight to supervise the distribution of tents etc. to storm sufferers in that section. Company c has won additional respect and earned many words of commenda tion for its relief work among those left destitute by the tornado.
 The Masonic Lodge of Prescott do mated S75 to the relief fund being rais ed for storm sufferers
 All the storm injured patients at the Park Santarium are reported improv- ing this afternoon.
 The Calcium Chloride being sprink led on the streets reminds us of spit ting" snow, which will make it all the better when the summer days arrive, Here's hoping it will kill the dust.
 -
 AScalon COmmandery No 22. Knights Templar held an interesting meeting last evening and night, concluding work at 10:30 The orders of knighthood were conferred upon the following Roy al Arch Masons: k. F. DeLaughter, Boughton, Ark. l. T. McLain, C. F Dexter and l. c. Murry. Gurdon. Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21

Hon. Randolph P Hamby has pie lures of the storm ruins posted on his office window. They show several of the destroyed homes lying in the path of the storm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04

UNI neberlaliuns bon aiiben. Gent
Simmel lets geoanft, uniere oeut-
iden Sarmer IN Mmerifa geben germ
ruo freuoig quite aiibe IN groBer
3abl. Die Mmerican DairD Gattle
Gompanp fam oieie &ibe aber mn
ban11 SEN MermIten lino 8eOiirftigiten
in Deutldlanb aufiibren, penn ale
u,iere 9anosleute tapfer nto trel1
mitbelfen. Sober ienoe ietn Sderf.
Iein! @er iibernimmt 0as Katrorat
fir Sic 8elieferung elmer fatboltlde11
MuItalt in Deutidlano Unit amertfa-
niiden &iiben nebit oem 1otige11
araftfutter? $75 bringet cine quite
Sub in oie anitalt, $50 oefen ben
@rafthutterbebarf elmer Sub Fir etn
Sabr.
sine meitere Mnsfnnft erteilt She
Mmerican Dairp gottle Gompanp,123
@elt Maoiion Street, Chicago, SQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04

ben ebenfaus IN Sorberabtetlungen
Die Mrbeit iener departments, mel
de Die Deffentlibfeit at,geben, aus
Iteuen.
Gin Invertebrates 5Gaultid miro
oie alte De @itt Clinton 2otomotibe
nit ben biitorifben Berionentpagen
fem, melGe Dor 80 Sabren i'm 5taate
Seem Dorf ben gerfebr amiiden Ml-
.banD unb Sbenecta6D bermittelten.
Gerner ipnrbe bon ser SEEM Dorf
Central Mailroao sic 2ofon1otibe 500,
6eren Meforb bon 1925 Meilen sic
.5fun6e bon feiner ipdteren 2ofomo,
tibe iiberboter tpl1rbe, fir Die Gamer
Ser Musitenung ndd gbicago gefdiH.
Dieielbe mur6e bon Charles @ogn11
bon Buffalo bierbergebraht, Der Tie
fubrte, als tie an 10. Mai 1898 Ben
Observation-Disclosures aufteqte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04

gnmberg - Mttiten In Ben arbei.
ten fir Die ginituoierung zines Ste.
q1ien1g 5u Gbren Der i'm Bel0e gefaI-
Ienen 5hiler beg Alten @Dmnnjiums
1T Der Stuoienprofeiior fir @eiang
uno Muiif am bieiigenMlten -@Dn1na<
iium, Yeter Gut, i'm Mlter bon 81
SSabren burb einen 6er5idIag babin
gerdfft tpor6en. Or itltoierte geraoe
Dos geplante @erf an ieinem gelieb-
ten SIiigel b1rh, als i'm Der 500 er.
elite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04
9Irre in 9eutidlaub.

Berlin, /. Mngu1t. Die an6an>
ernoe Diirre, unter Der Deuti6lan6
ebenio pie oas iibrige europa gu lei-
ben bot, beruriabt ernite Gorge. Ml-
|le beutiben 2anbe 1inb betroffen, be-
ion0ers bos @beingebiet, Medlenburg
56lesuig 9olitein nn6 bas gan5e
iaobenti6e 2an6 8aDern 1T am
i6merlten beimgeil6t.
Cine 6erartige anbaltenoe Sroden-
belt 1T felt 1898 ni6t 5agetpeien. Die
8ei3enfeloer leiben an menigiten oa-
runter nno bieie mer6en Dorausidt-
it'd cine quite 9urbibnittsernte erge<<
ben. Ser Stanb bes 9afers nn6 Der
@erite peri6lebtert ii6 NIT ieoem re-
genloien Sag 11n6 bas &artoffelfraut
ltirbt ab. Sour elm i6neaes gintreten
bon M%egentpetter fam bie @%artoffel-
|ernte retten.
8rrnnen nn6 Sliiiie trodnen aus.
Ser Sradtperfebr auf oer @lbe BET
lit tpegen bes %nie0rigen @oi=
ierltanoes eingeitent nor0en, uno Die
iogenannten rSungerlteine" fommen
gum erlten Male felt 5ebn Sabren
|tpieber gum 8ori6ein.
Set bter5ebn Sagen briitet cine
|@lntbibe iiber Del1tiblan0. Son 8ien
miro. ebenfans cine gemperatnr bon
|96 GRAB Sobrenbeit gemelbet, IN. an-
|6eren Seilen Selterrei6s erreibte 0ie
Site iogar 104 @ro6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04
tion jin6, iino eriu9t tporben, sic be-
~trefferoen M~enoerungen an ben ar
ltifeln ror5nnebmen.
Staten beibehalten.

Gaming Mib. /. Muguit. Gin
|@eiub bon feds 8ementfabrifen in
Widigan UNI 8ioerruf Der bon Der
Detroit, Eolebo & Sronton-8abn n1-
gefunoigten 5tpan5igpro5entigen
Gra6trebuftion murbe BON Der itnats
liden &ommiiiion fir 0ffentlibe Be-
.triebe in 2an1ing %abgelebnt. 9ie In-
tragiteler batten geltenb gerpadt, BOB
Die &atenberabiebung u0en 8erfanb
bon 3ementfabrifen nod Detroit,
tpelder anf beitimmten &oten baiiert,
lie anideinenb itabiliiiert morben na<
rem, beeinfIuiien miiroe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04
8aBerleihtermngen.

@oibington, 80. SuIi. Cine am
|gomltag in 8aibington Deroffentli9<
ter grefnttp-@rlaB iagt, bob 8nrger
ron Canada, N%eufunolano, 8ermlpoa,
|8abama=Snleln ct. Bierre unb Sci
quelon bon oiefen 2dnoern nad ben
Ser. 5taaten reiien biirfen obne Sor>
5eigen bon BGilen, @rfennlngsfarten
grlaubnisi6einen ober abnli6en DO
frmenten.
9ur9 SEN @rlaB miro ferner Sic
Mnsgabe bon @%ren5farten an Mns=
lGnber CUR Mbreiie aus ben Ser. Staa=
ten o6er CUR 3nreile na6 BEN Ser.
staoten 611rd fanaoiide @ren5bafen
eingeIte1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04
6arrners Sina11ce Corporation.

9es Woines, SSa., /. Ml1guit. g88ie
in Des MoineS angefin6igt muroe,
miro Sic @~enebmigung ser Snforpo,
rationsartifel Der Sarmers Sinarce
Corporation Of Gelepare DomStaats-
iefretdr &amiaD 5l1ridgebalten mer=
ben, Bis geniiie 8~eitimmntgen Der
Organization sen @rforbernii1en Ser
@eieBe Sotpas entipredenb abgean-
BERT iin6. Snforporatoren, Die Mit=
glie6er 6es Sieb5ebner=Mnsi6niies
Ser Sectional 6arm 8l1reau 8e6eraz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04
Iih gerIu1te bon nabesu 100000.

lid gerluIte bon nabeau 100000
900 III oieiem Slollitrie3meig, ntto
aus oieIem @rl,noe miro bringenb
empfoblen, miiienihaftlide Soribun-
gen iiber Die Srage an5l,itellen, utpes@
balb 2ente 6ie Mrbeit nieberleger."
Mi6t tpeniger als 100000 Mrbei=
ter in Ser Metaninonltrie nebieln
iabrlid in bieier Snbuitrie in ga1l5
l,nnotiger 8eife Sic 5tellung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04
srpdengeridt 1uirb geid)lDGen.

Seem Dorf, IS Sllt. DaS 5pe-
5ial-9robibitionsgeri6t Der 5taot
Seem Dorf lit aaf 8efebl bes &ihters
Sort, Ser BARN uber 8erlesungen Der
1taatli9en Hrobibition urteilte, geitern
gel6lolien norben. oils Der &i6ter
sic @roBgeidmorenen entlieB, iagte
er gu ibnen:
vDie Dur9fiibrung Ser 8robibi-
ton miro in ser 5tabt Seem Sort nie-
mails ein grfolg mer0en, 10 lange nur
elm @eridt oafiir oorbanoen lit, oer-
artige Sdae auf5uarbeiten.
sd babe anoal1ern0 uno ans-
iblieBli9 1ieben @o6en lang BET Der
8ro5ellierung bon Brobibitionsfalen
geiellen unb mir baben einen Durb-
Idnitt bon 70 Bro5ent 8erurtelnn-
gen er5ielt. Srobbem marten nod ct
ma 800 berartiger 6aae onf. ibre
8ro5eliiernng nnb ib bore, Dob 1882
meitere 8eidnper0en fir Die @roBge-
ibporenen borliege1t."
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Mbern.

MidaHenbnrg. -- CUR grribt1ng
zines &ranfenbduies ftiftete GiirIt Go
'menitein gu &leinbeubab Elm &apital
bon 100000 Menrf.
Miinden. - unierer Sta6t muir.
Sen BON e.,icln Germ g. s. Sort IN
Mea6ing @enniDlbania) 10000 Wf
CUR 8erteilung an Miinbener Mnital-
ltalten geltiftet.
8a6 &eidenban. - @om S9nee.
iturm nberraiht m1roe BET 8eiteiglng
bes @roBglofners Der @eri6tsaifis
ltent Degenfeloer bon bier, 10 baB er
6ie Na6t nuf einem 5elsgrat 5ltbrin=
gen m11Bte. Sp1ter p11r6e er nit err
%frprene11 Singern un6 6uBen bepuBt-
log m1fgefnn6en un6 in feline Seimat
Ne1tbnrg d. 6. ifbergefubrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04
@dueiaer Slieger a1tf benz Mont.
hfaftc.

@bamonir, 5ranfrei6 /. Mug. -
@inem ihpei5eriiden Slieger 9ura.
four 1T es an 5amftag gelunger, nit
ieinem Glug3eug in elmer &0be bon
1872 SUB uber DEM Meere al1f 6en1
@ipfel bes MontbGanc, BEG b0diten
8erges Der Mlpen, gu Innben. Dnra-
four batte 6ieles 8ageitid id)on 5mei=
mai bergeblih beri lt6t @r trat sic
erfolgreihe Snbrt bon 2auianne an
unb tam nod Ser 2on6ung a11f Dem
@ipfel moblbebnlten in Sbnmonir am
.SnBe 6es 8erges an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04
Stalien balt at @nglanb.

Som, 80. Sltli. ~ Ser MlsldnB
fir auspartige Mngelegenbetten Der
itulieniiden Observation-Disclosures be-
lbloB ul1h meiterbin ben 9tanopurtt
@roBbritanniens g%ut5nbeiBen +, bob
feline tpeiteren Srnppen nod Sber~
1@lelien geian6t merben 1olten, ebe
ser 0berlte @ntenterot 5nianmenge=
treten lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04

Triebensprpflamatton 1T at %eripartea
@aibington, /. Muguit. - 9ie
M0glihfeit, baB 8raiioent &arotng
Isle 6rie0ensproflamation nit DentiA
lan6 ndbreno ieiner &eiie in ben Nen
|Gnglonb 6taoten erlaiien merbe, tpnr
l6e Bier belproden. Sbmobl General
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-04

Gationalilten in &leinniien berbei5u-
fiibren, un5eitgemdB fem tpiiroe, TO-
|Gunge IN Dem .&almpfen nm Mngora
ni6t Die @nti6eioung gefauen lei.
Son Der 5MbfM1te bes 5dtpar5en
|Weeres miro beridtet, sic @rie6en
bdtten 0us Is Meilen meltli9 bon
Saminn g%eRegene Sinope, iomie
Erape511rt bon &riegSibiffen aus BE-
i6lo1en; Ser grie6iibe 3erit0rer
Bantber ion 6nr6 bas Selter thrift
l6er @iiitenbatterien bei6doigt uor=
ben Iein.
Mud Ben 8l1perlaiiigiten Mngaben
|Mber sic %bisbertgen 8erluite ser Sea,
|tionaltiten, sic aus tiirfii6en Auel>
len %borliegen, follen bieielben iih aui
5000 @efanene, begin. @ermunoete,
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6arf berloren baben.