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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
Payne Now Heads Red Cross

Appointment of John Barton
Payne, former secretary of the interior
and chairman Of the shipping board,
as chairman Of the central committee
Of the American Red Cross, has been
announced at the White House. He
hook office October Is, succeeding DR..
Livingston Farrand, who has resigned
rs chairman.
Mr.. Payne accepted the appoint
ment on condition that he would serve
without salary. Since his retirement
from the cabinet he has practically
given up professional life, and will
give Ill of his time to Red Cross work.
Announcement Of the acceptance was
made through President Harding, Of
4cfal head of the Red Cross.
DR.. Farrand, the retiring chair
man, has been elected president of
Cornell university. He was president
Of the University of Colorado, 1914-19.
He succeeds Jacob g. Schurman, who
Is United States minister to China.
Judge Payne was born in 1855 In
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
DENIES HAITlANs WERE SLAIN
Lieut.. Col. Alexander S. Williams
Challenges Statements Before
Senate Committee.

Washington, Nov. 5.-Charges that
Haitian natives were killed or inhu-
namely treated by gendarmes acting
on orders Of American marine officers
were challenged before the special
senate Investigating committee, by
Lieut.. Col. Alexander 8. Williams,
who acted as assistant commander
and later as commander Of the gen.
darmes between August, 1915, and
July, 1919.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
''The ColoneIs Lady and =

The widening influence Of interna-
tionalism already is beginning to eradi-
cate the national characteristics that
once sharply differentiated women
folk of the world, according to Miss
Jane Adams Of Hull House, who re-
turned to Chicago recently from a
four-months' tour Of Europe. Miss
Adams, who is president Of the Wom-
ans International League for Peace
and Freedom, which held its third
convention in Vienna, was acclaimed
In her pilgrimage through Europe as
1.-THE foremost woman Of America"
''It is very striking fact that
there are few marked characteristics
that differentiate the women Of the
world today" said Miss Adams. 1.-THE
underlying similarity of all women ev-
erywhere Is remarkable. OF course,
there are differences Of manners and
dress, but those are superficial. Wom-
en- delegates from 81 nations of the
earth were at our conference in vi.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
U. s. Debt Cut s4e5 GOO. 600.

Washington, Nov. IA reduction
of about $465, 100000 in the public
debt during October was announced
by the treasury. The total public
debt on September 80 stood $23,924,.
log. 125.O6.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
$50 MILES IN So MINUTES
Bert Acosta Of New Work Wins
Pulitzer Alrplane Race at
Omaha, Neb.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. Bert Acosts
of New York finished first in the sec
ond annual Pulitzer race for high
speed heavier-than-air craft here. The
winner gets $1,000 and silver trophy.
Acosta finished the course Of APP
proximately $50 miles in SO minutes
and 90 seconds. nearly three miles
a minute, 1t was announced officially.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
Schooner Turns over.

Mobile, Ala. Nov. 2.-The three
masted schooner ]. w. Someryille, st.
Andrews Bay, Fla. to San Juan, Por-
to Rico, with lumber cargo. was
found dismasted and capsized 40 miles
Off Dry Tortugas.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
WHEAT GOES BELOW DOLLAR
Futures Down to Lowest Mark on
Chicago Board Of Trade Since
October, 1915.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-For the first time
since October, 1915, wheat for future
delivery sold below a dollar. May
wheat at that time sold down to
98N cents. December wheat sold to
99h cents last Thursday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
America. Again Aids Cuba

Americas ward, Cuba, has been
lately in the limelight because Of Its
election struggles and financial up
heaval. Now it is coming fast into
prominence again through revival
Of its prosperity. Help from the Uni
ted States in practical form, first ex-
tended in 1898, is again the cause. In
Cuban-American history General
Enoch b. Crowder, now reconstructing
the islands finances, bids fair to rank
with General Leonard Wood, who
cleaned up Havana and enforced san
itation after the war Of 1898.
But General Crowder has by no
means completed his task. Continued
in his mission by President Harding,
he will be retained there until the
job is finally completed. The Cuban
government has just authorized the
appointment Of a commission, which
will review the revenue situation Of
the island, evolve methods of reduc-
ing expenses and Of raising more gov
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
One Killed In Bank Battle.

Jonesboro, Ark, Nov. 4.-Marlon
Light, farmer, was shot and killed
and two other men were wounded dur
ing gun battle with three bandits in
a bank ut Alicia, Ark. 25 miles west
of this city.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
Air Crash Kills U. s. officer.

San Diego, CAL, Nov. 2.-Lieut. Win.
throp e. Blackwell was killed and
Lieut.. Daniel w. Tomlinson sustained
damage to the eyes in collision be-
tween two naval combat airplanes
here.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10

corporation long enough assist
Office
nOunced but will
President Powell of
year
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
ex-governor Dies in Poorhouse.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 4.-Norman
Willy, dead at Shawnee county poor
farm, was at one time governor Of
Idaho.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
The Remedy With Record Of Fifty
Five Years Of Surprising Excellence.

Five Years OF Surprising Excellence.
All who suffer with nervous dyspep-
STA, sour stomach, constipation, indi-
gestion, torpid liver, dizziness, head
aches, coming up Of food. Wind on
stomach, palpitation and other indica-
lions Of digestive disorder, will find
Green's August Flower an effective
and most efficient remedy. For fifty
five years this medicine has been sue
cessfully used in millions Of house
holds all over the civilized world. Be
cause Of its remarkable merit and
widespread popularity Green's August
Flower can be found today wherever
medicines are sold.-Advertisemen
No missionary work is so effective
as the exemplary kind.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10


ae machinery Crowder will be
ofhcO will
It's chief
yuazed when recalled President zays the office
President Mena deficit
reduced
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10

that universal likeness
Miss Adams
the which
effective brought
with view to forestallng all future wars"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10

Judge Payne
served the bench He Chicago 1885,
Judge Of the Superior court He has
South Park commissioners.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10

Hospital doctors are one kind Of
ward healers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-11-10

No missionary work is so effective
as the exemplary kind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
TREATMENT OF TOBACCO
SEED PREVENTS DISEASE
Experts Willing to Assist Farmers
III Warding or Wildlirc and
Angular SpOt.

Ei.ACkSHURG. VA. Aprn e" Ac-
cordinr to information received. re-
ports are being circulated that tuhun-
60 seed which wer" treated ior ne
farmers 10y representatives Of tho Viz
lInIa Polytechnic Institute. hay" been
Injured by the treatment and w..i not
r"rInina;c.
Nnparcntlv some OF these reports
ARE, b.irr circulated by men who nave"
no, had their seed treated ana VINO
have scofrcd a, the idea Of sect treat
mont. Reports from "th"r farmers;
however. ir.licate that their iT,a'"d
seed IS giving a good stand SOM"
OF tho others wh" nav" mad lh"lr
seed treated are apparently not CIV
iu, the seed a chanc" 20 E"T'nNHiN.
and are rcse"dimr the!r beds WIN m
treated seed This is very unioriun-
AID II truc. AZ il Will undo tn" Efforts
that hay" hc"n made 10 assist ~"
farmers to obtain a CROP IRE" from
tho wildHre and n:uiar-SNpi d.~-
.'ngas which were 50 destructive IN
1890
There IS no occasion for alarm IN
regard 10 the termination Of ir"n'. q
seed. If the aocd WAS good hofur"
treatment {; will not he injured hN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
No Excuse for Suffering Now Declares Specialist.
ahc Prescription Used SO Successfully by Hospital
Available to Local Sufferers for Home treatment.

The age-old maxim that "a chain
is no stronger than it's weakest link
is particularly true as applied to the
physical make-np OF man.
In the human mechanism. the stom-
ach is the central link upon which
hangs the entire chain of life. 1t
follows, therefore, that no ono can
hc STRONGER than his stomach"
Thousands OF mon and women are
afflicted with stomachs that only
half" YORK. In fact. IL is said that
nearly every person beyond the age
Of 20 suffers, to some extent. with
some disorder OF the stomach. liver or
Kidneys.
AZ a result. these unfor,unatcs drag
on from day To day. weak. anacmic
and suffering. often not realizing that
they are leading only halfway"
lives and not uspcctlng the cause Of
1t.
When your tongue is coated and
your breath foul-when food sours
aud turns 20 gas in your stomach,
causing sharp pains in the abdomen,
back, sides or under shoulder blades
when YOU have tina; heavy. stuffed.
bloatcd. drowsy feeling after eating
whom you have shortucSs of breath
rapid palpitat.on Of the heart. heart
burn or dizzy spclls--whcn YOU are
ccnstipated. appetite poor ana food
does not taste right when you feel
weak, nervous. depressed and are be-
coming pale. thin and haggard look
Ing then you are simply receiving
the signals that nature employs to
warn you that your stomach is not
tunctioninG properly.
The stomach is the power plantH
Of the human machine" Its func-
ton is 10 extract certain properties
from the food YOU eat and convert
them into blood ANA tissue and en-
orgy. when YOU have INDIGESTION.
dyspepsia. consultation, torpid liver
ana similar disorders, you are not
getting proper returns in strength
ana energy from what you eat. In
short you are not as much OF Il man
OF woman as you should bc-you are
not getting as much happiness nor
rs much success out of life rs ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
lure intended you should.

turc intended you should.
In the opinion of member OF the
medical staT OF the United McdiCo-
CheIni Hospital, there is now no rca-
son why any one should continue to
suffer from disorders OF tho stomach.
liver ana kidneys. According TO this
specialist. tests prove that the re-
markablc prescription known as
Snnux positively removes these trou-
bl"s-rcstores the weak links" 10 its
normal condition. and aids tho hu-
man engine in generating that
strength and ~Gor 80 necessary to a
full enjoyment or lifc.
SnnuN has been used for years al
the United Mcdico- Chcmi Hospital.
where ii has been prescribed for hum
drcds OF sufferers from various forms
OF stomach. liver and kidney trou-
hlcs. In practically every case where
the medicine WAS used, except where
complicated conditions OF other or
cams existed. the patient was prompt
~ and permanently relieved.
SO great was the success OF tho
medicine and 50 insistcnt the demand
for II by those who could not visit the
hospital. that it was decided to offer
the prescription to the public for
home treatment 1T is now prepared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
MAN. LIKE CHAIN, CAN Be NO
STRONGER THAN WEAKEST LINK
No Complete Happiness and Success Life Stomach Kidneys Do Not
Function Properly.

on large scale in tho hospItar-y
private laboratories. just as it was
formerly compounded for Individual
patients. -
s"nuN aids digestion, acts as n mid
laxative. gently cleansing the system
OF Impurities. stimulates n natural.
healthy appetite and builds up and
strengthens the whole system. -.
:" confident are the directors OF
the hospital that Sanux will do
everything claimed for IL. that, to-
any one who is not completely res
heYad after taking the treatment, as
directed. they offer the entire facHitt
tics OF tho institution in makinr'a
thorough examination and diagnosis.
ana viii fully advise the patient
without charge or obligation.
SanuN is sold by most OF tho lead
tnS druggists in this section in g.
ounce bottles. Take L bottle or two
home with YOU today and commence
this splendid Hospital Home Treat
mcnt' at once. DO not accept a sub
stitutc, or something offered as .Just
AS good"
II no druggist in your section has
1t In stock. the hospital will supply
YOU direct on receipt of p-icc-sl.2s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

Over 1000. 900 people annually are
using NtXATED IRON. 1t will not
inJurc the teeth nor disturb the sto,n-
ach. Your money will be refunded by
the manufacturers if you do not obtain
satisfactory results. Beware of sub
s'itutcs. Always insist on having gcnu-
inc organic iron-NUXATED IRON.
Look for tho letters y. I. OH every
tablet. at all drucr.s.n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
lust DANV|L[E MAYOR
As POLICE JUSTICE
WIN JOB Go Fees Aggrcgatins
5000 Il Month-Lawycr Sue
CccdS Woudimg.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
bANNiLLE. VA, April o--Mnyor
larry wooding this morning declined
- comment ON the action Of Council
AIKEN last niGht. when an ordinance
vas adopted on it's Nrst reading sop
rating the office Of Mayor from that
( police Justice. Captain Woodlng
aid h" had heard nothing Of thn
roposoi action umtil Tate yesterday
Hening. w. T.. GriGgs. civil mI%is-
rate. who iH swept from Office by
n" sam" ordinance, airp declined to
|c quoted. Mayor WoOdiulg MAY.
owcv'r. veto the ordinanc" on The
round that its passage VAS irregular
nd was not referred - a committee
+ ordered 10 lie over for ten days
majority %! The pc"pl" OF Dan
lie did not know OF the prosperity"
ct!"n until they read o; !, ih" morn
|nE CITY Attorney Aiken was ask cd
few days ago hv members ~ Com-
pr TO draft turh an ordinance, ana
L Was r"td lust night. with several
thcrs, and. despite objections hy two
the eight inemhnrs pros"ut TO !,H
|'nih"ditt" parfIgo. II WAS adopted.
u means thDt Judge price W;th"rr
|Nii appoint an attorney 10 BOO civil
/ nd police uaTistratr tn" auroiutoc
10 De- approved 10y city Council. which
|iiIl also. at ties u"Nt meeting. fix a
llary As soon us THIS la done. Mayor
vpodinS van stop down from Tho
ench lac has occupied for twenty
IA" yenrs and VIII become nominal
Ercu'jvc Of to" CITY Nh" nov pp-
&c jro,'cc VIII turn All foes Into
ne city.
II les no deere, that Mayor Woodini-
az derived most Of lIls corup"nsrtinn
rom f"os. II" receives from tn" city
1890 for being Mayor. and the rest
L accumulated foes. Itvory time he
mes a person for III" stat" he pete"
\ H.. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
tHy international News Service. J

ICY international News Service
PENSACOLA. FLA, April 9.-r'loat-
Ing in the Gulf of Mexico. about
twenty miles from 81. Andrews. tn.
free balloon. Iogt nineteen DAYS ago.
was found This morning By the mo-
torboat Electra. IA Bay County nsh-
INK vcssci, commanded by Captain
Ecker. Tho balloon had no not. at
tacheI TO It, and tho basket had not
been cut Away.
The basket swung with the wash Of
the sea. There wIs no ,rac. OF any
Of TIA" ave ;n"n who LEFT the local air
station March - for an all-nirht
NRht That tho men are lost was
tn" opinion officially expressed a,
ia" naval station today. when al d
yisod by the International News Ser
Vice that the balloon had been found
The balloon bag was submerged
when Captain Ecker saw It, The
basket was high enough abov" tic
surface OF the water 10 attract at
tcnt!on.
shippers %: nshinr vessels ant
other craft which uly abou, tho Gul;
OF Mexico tn this section have kept
an !nc"ssant watch FOR any trace Of
tho Inflated navy balloon There
had come 10 be- something OF .
rivalry over which would b. FIRST to
report some definite word r"gardinr
H. Hope that the balloon and pos
a.bly the crew would be found never
had been entirely abandoned. and
when Captain Ecker entered the
harbor early today at Panama City
vim the shredded remainder Of the
lost balloon. the news spread rapidly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

The Caterpillar
field of usefulness is
BY no means limited
to road zOOrk. On
farm and ranch, i'm
the mining, oil and
lumber INDUSTRIES
zchereper power and
endurance are at G.
premium, the "C0fer-
piHdr"* has no real
competitor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
Ut Saves Money On Every Job 1t Does

The bodybuilding contractor who owns Holt
"Caterpillar'* Tractor has tremendous advantage
over the contractor who still clings to oldfasflioned
methods ee~s~ea Cost figures compiled from all
sections of the country prove conclusively that
the "Caterpillar@ is the most efficient method of
moving dirt, clearing the right Of way, pulling
scrapers graders and scarifiers With its
mighty power and sure traction the "CaterpillarA
will operate on steepest grades and in loose
fills @D~ 1t will pull 12footblade grader taking
a full bite through toughest sod and rockiest soil
sp1@@@s 1t keeps going without interruption in all
kinds of weather and saves money every job it
does s~.~aseW We will gladly arrange, at your con-
venience, moving picture exhibition showing the
"Caterpillar"' engaged in actual road WORT, ~eH~p
Write wire or telephone for complete information.
*7here only builds it, The
originated and is owned exclusively by this company
arrangements zviU be prosecuted.
THE HOLT MFG. CO., Inc, PEORIA, ILL.
Branches and service stations all over the zoorId
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-04
Sort nit Dem
Snterregunm.

Die neueite Note 0eS Slt0aS int
@8cibcu @ouie iibcr Armcnlcn miro
oobiu allSgcleGt. OaB JIG eiaentlId an
&opou qcridtet lei, ga oieie3 8la
o~uuoitof uno m0cre Eunfte. Der
ruiiidcn Hepublit beieet babe.
Gieier ltnitano bat III o%oppeltet
Rid)tuuQ Grituuncn errc9t. 81
idrejbt Sic .Gbico0o (rIbune":
r@S lit muS anRerNem oeriidcrt
muroeu, nai bereitS cine beItImrute
Nnfraae iiber SnpanS Abidltcn I'M
ferurn Sitcn mad Sufio eeaauacn iei.
&enn Dem 10 lit, 10 aiht Sies Der ar
meniidcu Note cine bcitimmte Mid.
tnna nno ruft Gin beitimmteS Sine
ilulldleu Sapnn nno itns hcrper; ein
Siinc, oa~ Scrr &Sitlon i'll Dem ihnt
uCrblcibcubc n Mpnat iciner Intsthd'
tinfeit faum erleoiaen fann. limb
oodl mao or iciucu Radlfol9er oaSnrdl
in cine iehr nuauacnChme Eaae oer'
ictrn. Mir brtrodltcm Dies ais cine
N%rctltiafeit, Die bis Sitr WrcnSe Der
II nuerd d mthcit aeht. .Sru.
billions Hnrtci murhr %acidiaaeu auf
Die uon &siliou iclbit Der Eartci nui'
ncbirSeteu &ahliraaen hin unS &c.
idlInacu NIT mic oaaeweieHer Hehr.
bcit. limb iettr nnr finf &Sodren Sor
ieiucm HmtsunMritt. rnft or Snitdu'
Scr Der ihiuicriaitcn Nrt in %unicreu
au"uarttaen %c;icbnuaeu herpor upo
iritt AMI nit ciucr &eitim mtheit. ale
ah ihm i'm Npuembcr oaS HauSot
libertraarn murSeu lei. audi frrnerh II
lniere ouSluartiasn Anaeleacuhcitcu
n Ieiten. Cine ioldlc gage hattie nidt
aeidl0 ic1 !ucrben f6uuen, ,uenu uidlt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-04
Tur6ttOs unS
oerfaNungstren.

Ger a~cplaiten Giman0erult9 Der
1872 M ennonitcu, melde inn Be
ariii iteben, oa9 ungoltl;fe Ganuoa
All perlnIien, nm it'd in inherent ion
nioen Sitoen, i'm Staate NtiIlinippl
an~3uiieOeln, miro bierjulanoe bon
uerIhicoenen Seiten %opponirt, ma.
mcntlidl BON Der itnrf natIoiItlld on
qeboud)ten Nmerican Hegion.
Sic 70 gegen Die Wternonltetl Dor
oucm 0a8 c~in5uhpcrtoen, onB lie ans
@apiiicn$- ooer reli9ioien 8rilnoen
@egner oes &riegeS ieien uno ibre
ainocr nidt in Die 0ffcntliden, ion
bern in ibre Bripntifulen ifiden,
in oenen MIR Die oeiltide Sprafe &c.
Iebrt uno MIR in oieIcr uuterridttt
uIr0 geiprod)eu meroe. 1aB oG8 mirf-
lid Der Sail lit, modlten mir ooh
begpciieln. glber idon Der llntitono,
0aB Geutid Die llntcrrihts iprndc in
Den SdulIcu Der Wcnnoniten lit,
ipilroe ienen 8ntrioten alt3reid)encer
@runO iein, gegcn ibreGiupanoernmg
Ginrpnno 81 crbe6en.
Ginen anoeren Stanopunft ninumt
8oltperneur guiiell. ooS poIitiife
Cberboupt 0cs Stootes MiIiiiiippi
Elm, 0en oie in Canada iid nif)t bel.
mild fiihlcnoen 9eutid q 9~tuiien it6
81 ibrer 3ufiiniti9en Seimatb aus
ericben hoben. Sir icnen lit Sic Ser
ioiiung Der Ser. Stnutcu maBgeben6,
unb ori ibr fl,Bero meiit er ale Gin-
tpdn0c gegen 6ie in 6raqe itc6elroe
GimDmloerung glriid.
sd hQbe nienlal3 Sen @emGhr
leiittngen ser Contribution opponirt
uno neroe linen niennls oppo1tirtn".
Iaqtc @ouperncur RuiieII. lln0 0c3
mejtcren erfldrte er in 0orlegunq
ieinc5 Stanopunfte5: Cd babe Sen
Memoniten ,Sre;beit in reIiqi0ier
&iniidt uno in 9e3ug alif lire Sflt.
len 3ugeiidert, uno odmit babe ib
ibnen cine 3ulidlerung in @e3u9 ntr
0aS ge9ebeu, mas einem ie6en Gin
0urd Die Gonititlltion Der
Ser. 5tantcn QenGhrleiitct miro."
limo mas sic Mennoniteu fir iifl
6e1niprud)cn. gc5t nidlt ilber Die @c-
mdhrlciintnQCn Ser @~criuiiun1 bin
nus. 9lber ourh oieIc miro and, fire
1Srci6cit in @tuQ ouI rcIiai6ic unb
5huIonqeIeaenbcitcn 1cfidcrt.
Gem ouerjfnniihan&olfc crludd)Icrt
feline @cio6rcn ans Ser IN tSroqe ite'
hcloen GinrcnOcrunQ nod aus Scr
5tculunn oie @oupcrncltr RltiiclI Oort
WiiiiIiippi 3rt ihr eimninmlt. Gtel
mchr mare IS Sem amcrifaniIdIcu
0olfc at milnifcn, ooH e3 me6r Iol'
der felt out DEM Stonopuuft Der
s contribution ~Itchenbcn mo
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-04

.6errn gSiliOns Selbitbemnftieim Jet
nen S.nn FUR oas 0 friiberen Era'
i~i.entcn 6eadjtefe SfiflidJe DerouHs
fem wirbe. @On neuerft hat nd Die
4OtbUenoigfeit eripieien, Die @erfais
immg Sn6im nb5aGnoern, oaR bic britt
3lurd)eu Der @aGl uuO Der 5nan-
duration zines neaen Y%raToenteu
m0glidJit uerfHrst. iUirO."
Gritounen m6 llmpiQeu it6er Die
mir ihljeBGd, mt (1opan i'm ielbefl
0;c Note aud 6csbolb erregt, neil
mir HlieBliH init apan i'm ielben
@oots ms bcfin0en, neil mir ieI6lt
t6un mt0 qet6on BADEN, mas SEER
@ilion nd bcrufen iIblt, an an0eren
Wddlten 81 ritgen.
senator 2y01uious @ntrag, oo5 50.
mite iur ausauartige Angelegenbels
ten anjuUeiien, Die Griinoe feit5uiteI'
len, ats meldcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t
frdite in Sibirten gehaIten wer-
ben, lit oober crit reht 3eitaemaB ge-
nor6eH. Die abiift oe5 Staotsoe.
partement3. iih nod oen 8riiu0el
Der anreieubeit iapauiider Iruppen
6oieltit 3u erfunoiqen, lit 0agegen
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-04
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