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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-29
LOWMANSVILLE

Mrs. Frank Griffith, who has been
sick for some time is no better.
Mrs. Mart Borders Of Huntington,
W. Va. and Mrs VIM. Daniel of Ban
ner. Floyd county. have been called
here to see their father, Robt. Young.
who has fiux.
Marie Chandler and Jesse Borders
were married last Saturday evening.
Everybody remember the ehildren's
day entertainment at this place Sum
day, July 81. and come.
The Scrub" ball team of Lowmans-
vile went down and played Lick Log
last Saturday. score is to in favor
of Lowmansville, but they did not play
the nine innings, before they had an
out on LowmaDsville in the fourth in
ming the pitcher for Lick Log walked
out and said. I'VE give up. it's shut
out" On Sunday they played another
game. The result, IL to 2 in favor of
Lowmansville and Lowmansville new
er took the bat in the ninth inning.
TWO RJJBES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-29
JEAN

There will be church at this place
the first Sunday in August.
Several from this place has been at
tending the meeting at webbville.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Houck and Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Roger and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Woods were the dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Woods
Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Smith, son and daugh-
Ter spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents at Glenwood and were
accompanied home by her sister, Opal
for few days visit.
Calvin Blevins made his usual trip
to Dry Fork Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wilson OF Louisa
are visiting her mother. Mrs. Rose
Woods of this place.
Irene Woods was calling on Genoa
and Corilda Sanders Monday after
noon.
Miss Betty Caldwell was calling on
friends on Cherokee last week.
Miss Genoa Sanders was visiting
her cousin, Miss Pearl Bates at Blaine
Tuesday.
Miss Roberta Stafford was visiting
her sister, Mrs. H. r, Shepherd Sum
day. SUNSHINE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-29
CORDELL

Several from here attended church
| at MI. Olive Sunday.
| The farmers were ali gla dto see the
rain Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Adams and lit
| tie sons were the Sunday guests OF HUI
bert Arlington and wife
Mrs. Isaac Moore and sons have re-
| turned home after a short visit with
friends and relatives in Ashland.
Mrs. j. II. Cordle was the guest OF
her mother Mrs. ]. w. Moore OF Mat
tie one day last week.
| Mrs. Martha Johnson was the guest
! of her sister, Mrs. Florence Hays We'd
nesday.
Our school began wednesday with
Alonzo Arlington teacher. We hope
| the school will be a great success.
Esther and Cynthia Cordle were the
guests of their cousin. Julia Moore at
| Norris Sunday.
Willie Hays, who is employed at the
Boyd and Foley farm at London, o.,
is expected home soon.
Mrs. Lindsey Thompson has been
numbered with the sick for the past
few days.
Mrs. Lora Arlington and baby were
the pleasant guests of her mother. Mrs.
r. III. Cordle Saturday Also. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jarret Cordle OF Tarkhn.
Thomas Moore left this place Sun
day for Ashland where he has employ
ment.
John James o'Bryan was calling on
Dixie Thompson saturday
| The new story which Nj. Nj. Baker ~
having added to his house is looking
fine. &
Ruby johnson and Ina Hays were
the guests of Puma Prince Wednes-
day
MT. and Mrs. Jennings Cordie have
| moved.
Mrs. Fred Steele and little sons were
the guests OF Mrs. John Steele Thurs
day. &
Mr.. and Mrs, John Lyons have NOV
ed from Ashland to the NJ, j. Baker
farm.
Mrs. Elya Cordie OF Pleaautyille.
Ohio, is expected home In the near flu
ture 10 pay friends and relatives a
visit.
Lunda Gartin was calling on Miss
Joanna Loar Saturday afternoon.
The foot washing at Cordell was
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs Jennings Cordle and
Miss Mallie Cordle wero the pleasant
guests Of Mrs. Susie Prince and daugh
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-29
FITCH

John Planck OF Triplett was visit-
ing his brother. Harve Planck. Sun
day.
Icstill Fannin and wife and Dewey
Fannin and wife OF Strasburg, Ohio,
have moved back to Emerson.
Luther Rayburn. who has been work
ing at Portsmouth. Ohio, has returned
home for few days visit.
Tom Kelley and Mrs Mandy Brown
OF Triplett were married recently.
John Pendland who has been sick
for some time Is getting better.
Mrs. Nola Fannin is visiting her sis
ter, Emma Masters.
Mrs. Sadie Fannin Of Emerson has
returned home after visiting home
folks at this place.
Misses May and Bessie Planck and
Ersel Planck and Everett Gulley at
tended Sunday school at Walnutgrove
Sunday.
Ira Masters has returned home from
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs Polly Stephens Is very poorly
at this writing.
Misses Emma and Cora Masters
were visiting Misses May and Bessie
Planck Friday night.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs Ho-
bart Rayburn died Sunday night and
was buried at the Stamper graveyard
Monday evening.
willis McClung of Emerson has
gone to Logan. w. Va to wok.
Tom Morgan and wife and children
of head of Grassey were visiting his
sister. Mrs. Frances McClurg Satur-
day.
Mrs. Bessie Harris was visiting home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Roy Pendland and wife were calling
on Clinton Hamilton and family Sun
day
Mrs. Nancy johnson OF Upper Ty-
CART died recently.
SWEET SIXTEEN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-29

| The festival was huge success, large
crowd and fine order The proceeds
go on an organ for the Sunday school
School opened Wednesday with large
attendance. Miss Laura Belle Garter
is our teacher.
Mrs. Emma Moore and Miss Euga
Wellman of Ellen visited friends and
relatives here Saturday and Sunday
Also attended the festival
| Miss Grace Damron passed through
here enroute to Yatesville where she
is to teach school.
Misses Mary Jane and IONA Rob-
erts were shopping here recently.
j. F. Nolen and Want Wellman at
tended church in Louisa Saturday
night.
Willard Bradley of Oslo was the
guest Of his parents here Sunday.
q. A Haws and daughter, Miss
Gladys were business visitors in Lou
lisa Saturday.
ova Berry of Louisa spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Griver Adams of Irish creek was the
guest of relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Daniels and chill
dren of Yatesville spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mrs. Easter Frazier, who has been
visiting her grand daughter. Mrs. M.
L. Johns for the past week returned
home Monday.
NJ. Nelson and Ollie Chapman were
business visitors on Little Blaine re-
Gently.
Elmer and Evlyn Haws are visiting
their grandparents at Yatesville this
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Berry and chill
dren spent Sunday with Ben Berry
and family.
John Wellman was the Sunday guest
of NJ. Nelson.
Mrs. Emma Newsom and children
spent Thursday with her sister. Mrs.
Jim Adams
Mrs. NJ. Nelson spent Thursday with
Mrs. ]. w. Bradley.
John Wellman was a business WISH
tor on Little Blaine recently.
Misses Highly J. Adams. Monnie
Pivg and Georgia Lee Haws spent
Sunday afternoon with Miss Gee
Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Newsom and lit
tie grand daughter were visiting rel
atives here Saturday and Sunday.
J. o. Pigg spent Sunday afternoon
with Easie Adams.
Misses Gladys. Georgia Lee and
Emily Haws spent Monday night with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. q.
Derefield.
]. w. Bradley, who has been on the
sick list for several days is slowly i'm
proving.
Thed and Homer o'Neal of Bussey-
Vile are spending a few days with AL
and Gee Hutchinson.
Mrs Lizzie May and little son spent
Saturday and Sunday with r. T. May
and family. SCHOONER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-29
HULETTE

There will be an ice cream festival
at Newcomb church house Saturday
night, July 80. Everybody come and
have a good time.
Rev. Harvey failed to fill his APP
pointment at this place Sunday night.
Misses Bessie Frazier, Lillian Nun
ley, Cynthia Layne and Mary Lee
Brooks, Messrs. Taylor Moore, Bas-
com Nunley and Lewis Frasher were
the Sunday afternoon guests of Miss
Cora Wooten.
Miss Lucy o'Daniel spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Rove
creek.
Miss Lula Powers of Estep spent
few days with Misses Dixie and Lucy
Compton.
Steve Curnutte and Purl Vanhorn
made their regular call on Blaine Sun
day
Misses Ruth and Edith O'Daniel OF
Huntington. w. Va. are visiting rel
atives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Workman and
daughter. Coda, and Mrs. Wilbert
Honaker of this place are visiting
friends in Ohio.
Ada May and william Wooten OF
Cadmus spent last week with relatives
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nunley Of Knox
Vile, Tenn, are expected to pay home
folks a visit soon.
There will be church at this place
the second Saturday night and Sum
day morning in August by Bro. Cas-
sadly. PA PERKINS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-29
MADGE

President Lawrence Co. Farm Burear
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-29

at the cream shippers increase in the
past two years. In the spring OF 1919
there were about 20 cans of cream
shipped from Lawrence county per
week. Today there are lis cans being
shipped per week.
The Honest Voter" also tells you
that our Farm Agent cost the county
5000 or more per year. which is UNI
true as is evidenced by the record of
the county. Through the efforts OF
the Lawrence County Farm Bureau
we secured for him for this year n
salary of $1,000 out of which he pays
$3.50 per year for rent on the Farm
Bureau office and in maintaining a
public rest room for the women and
girls of our county, which leaves him
only $3.50, the cost to Lawrence coun-
ty. Besides on investigation in the
clerks office It is found that accord
ing to the listed valuation of the
Honest Voter" his part of our Farm
Agents cost is probably a little less
than one cent postage stamp per
year.
Not only are the banks and business
men of Louisa dependent for their
success upon the agriculture OF our
county but the possibilities of County
Judges during thei rterm OF office is
also largely dependent upon the sue
cess or failure of our farmers, for II
they fail where are the taxes coming
from and where are the possibilities
of road development, the building of
school houses and all other improve
ment which demands money. The
Honest Voter" as well as any other
hasty individual should weigh care
fully his statements before making any
such public accusations or carelessly
sbfoadeastihg any such dangerous ad-
vice.
z The writer has not attempted to set
forth all the good things which have
been accomplished by our Farm Agent
but merely to give you some idea as
to how many of us feel towards him
and to correct such false and erron-
eous mistakes made by one who is not
in a position to formulate your ideas
for you and does not have your best
interest at heart.
Yours respectfully.
L. A. CARRIED,
President Lawrence Co. Farm Bureau.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-29
MT. ZION

Sunday school is progressing nicely
at this place.
There will be church at this place
the first Saturday and Sunday in Aug
ust.
Bias Nunley was the pleasant guest
of Ann Moore Sunday.
Rhoda Moore of Floyd county is
visiting relatives at this place.
Olga Moore is contemplating trip
to Floyd county soon where she will
visit friends and relatives.
Banner Fugate, Tom and Cora Woot
en- attended the ball game at Savage
Branch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene Kinner took
dinner with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ross Sunday.
Taylor Moore has returned home
from Orkney where he has been en-
ployed.
Sallie Sutton will leave soon for
Garrett where she will teach school,
Selvia Bryan was calling on Addie
Presley Sunday.
Let us hear from Hulette and Falls
burg. WAGON.
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Truth and Honesty
Pay Large Dividends

s75. 900 rating In Dun and Bradstreet
got by selling on small per cent ana
turning dollar 5000 times n wear. We
once we're poor people OF Blaine. Ky.
We got by looking ahead m tho ~.
ture. We are reliable people We
have gone high IN rating. hut are moi
satisfied until we get 500. 900. We adj
yertlse ana use brain work WORT
rain or shine. some little dealers ar.
not rated In Dun and Bradstreet. They
never advertise Il The cause n M.
always been "pack ngin the world.
We are m the market for All Kinds
of produoe nj high cash nrice po.
tatoes onions irish potafoes groom
beans every "Wednesday. veal calf
hide &c M. 4oc OF for wild genaeng
Grass butter lsc 10. yellow n eror-
cries. we sell birh natent fiour on
lisk. 81 30 p.r sack, ID ms aelfr,sIng
flour 81 20 sack. "a lbs. lard lsc' p,,re
lard zoe.
We have been in the. fruit business
rtv,ng da,,v sor 9kc 1 M ol ,a,nna ar
sn,,a sn,ai, a. 81. ~ 10 ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
Des 8etihafters pre>
9raf1t1ft. .

Ser ne11e franaoiiide 8oti6afterr
beim 81. @tubl. Sonrlart, miro aIs
Elm berporragenber Holitifer nno
qrunoIider @er1ter 6es Srierts ge-
|idilpert, 9em rJigoro" bot 8err
Sonnart lem 8rogramm f%olgenoer=
moBen entpidelt:
sd bin iebr 5ufrieoen nit met
ner eriten Mufnabme am p1p1tlihen
|&ofe.Gs mar bie alerbobite 3eit, 6aB
6ranfrei6k inbem es bem 8atifan ge-
geniiber ouf bas feinen S~ntereilen
nadteilige S9mollen per5idttete, lid
lin Som pertrete1 lieB. nniere Mbme=
ienbeit CAB Mnlab gu nebelitdnben,
oie bon Sag gu Sag 3ur1abmen. Ser
Hap1t 1T Das Sberbal1pt elmer Der
groBten moraliiben mte politilben
ar4fte. Mnitaf bartnddig Oaranf gu
beiteben, ibn gu iiberieben, 1T es peit
better, unter 8efolgung elmer gema=
IBigten unD berniinftigen Bolitif nit
ibm I'M ginperitdnonis Die 5ablreiferl
inns intereiiierenoen Jragen gu be-
ipreben.
Ser 81. 5tubl perfigt iiber eitlen
GnBerlt nusgeoebnten ginflnB i'm
Europa @l1be nno ben 70 n6tigen
Srieoen 51 berihaffen. SranfreiG If
Ser Mniibt, baB 5rieoe MIR bei Sal
tung Der 8ertrdge eintreten miro.
@ieriiber 1T Der 8aplt NIT lt11s bolig
e~inper1fanoen.
vMnBerbolb glropaS bat 6ranf~
reid betrddtliide Snterehen, Ste nnr
mirfiam geDabrt meroen f0Innen 6urd
Elm ginberitdnonis nit Dem Bapite.
8er I'M Orient gepeien lit, peiB, mas
Die brett bon Der fatboliiden Stride
abb1ngigen religioien Stiftungen
geiitig uno politely be0euten. IS
|oirfte eigentlib feinen S%ran8oien ge=
ben, Ser nidt bon Ser NotDerbiigfeit
iiber5eugt tpdre, IN Mom einen beftdn-
bigen unto al1toriiierten Bertreter
gu baben fir alle JdQe, IN 0enen cine
5rage Der inter1ationalen Rolitif a11ulf
|taudt.
rDie mir arrbertral1te Miiiion1 IN
lilo i6loB Sonnart -ugeb0rt 5u ben
interelianteiten. Wan befin6et ltd
in &om in einem bodfiit intenigenten
utto betnnn0erungsmiirbig gut ltnter-
ridteten Milien. Ser 8atiffan lit Elm
Snformattons5entrum l1nb ein Beob=
n6tungsputtft oaereriten STANCES: Elm
Grnno mebr, 6aB Sranfreih bort lei
ne Steanng a1S5nfMnen bat."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
2~tfmerifanidbes Denfntal.

Die 5rage Der 8nrudberufung Der
amerifanii6en 5olbaten aus Dem oeut
|ihen Dffffnpationsgebiet beibdfttgt,
nadoem Die 8e5iebung 5tpiiden ben
|gereinigten Staaten urb Deutidlano
|mieber a11f ben 5riebens5ultanO EN-
|geifeM ltnb, Ben bieiigen &ongreB
|unb Die 0ffentli6e Weinl11tg IN bobenl
Wtobe. Sos @erlangen nab Der 33n=
|riidfiibbrung biefer 5obne bes 2anoes
|in sic 9eimat miro iim1rner 6ringlider.
M11d in ben e1tropdiiihden M1iierter
&reilen begirm ma11 iib nit benz
|baIoiglt 3n ertparten6en Abmarib Ser
|Mmeriffaner nlg unoermeiolt9 ab5uz
|fi1ben. SeIblt Sic Gran5oien baben
|iih bon bent befIemmenben gefubl,,
neldes bon ibren 8olitifern padge-
lbnlte11 moi, otpeit befreit, 6aB lie ol.
|6em Mngenblid nit Derbdiltnisn1aBi=
ger Gube entgegenfeben. Die FRANCO
|iiiben miIitGriifden 8eborben baber
benefits ole MaBnnBbmen getroffen, Bic
2iife, nelhe bnrb ben Wegfnn Ser
Mmefifaner III Der Sffffnpationsffront
Iertftebt, 0nrbf eigene Er11ppen al1s5u-
Ifinen.
Der sSriebensabIdIuB an lid mir
be Die GGdd1l1nl1,ng nod 1idtt 5l1r gebiez
Iferiiden Golge mad]en berun n1h nod
nod bent Grarffurter Srieoen inb
beutihe grl1ppen in SSrot1freih &C.
lbIieben, I'M onrh ibre Mrfpeienben
bie grfiinnng Der Bebirgungen 5n
hern. Mlltb itelen ihf Ser Nid,1r1liit1g
nnbere, 61ieie immer tpie0er Der56gern=
be grtpdiiglprtget1 rein praffiiffdder Mrt
entgegen. so nben ifiih Sic Mnaeb00ri=
gen Der nmerifaniidlen CARNATIONS
nr1rbee o1,f sic Dnlier Derdie6erer
Sabre 51tm Dienite berpfflliidtht, nr1o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
Geicft Is t6elih.

Die 8erihte iber ben Mnfrnbr in
einem penniDlDaniiden .3ndtba11fe
|lleien ib, als obt lie aus MnBlano fdz
men nn6 r1idbt aus Dem 2nnbe, Das
Dor ni6t gu LANCER 3eit in einerl gro gro
ben &rteg eintrat, I'M Die 8ei lider
fir Die Demoffrattiie nnD Die gr6e at
einem Glate gu mndenL auf Dem 5u
|leben itb Derlobnt. Wns ser &riieg
aus Der europdii6en 8elt ge1na9t
bat, meiB ieoerman1, tpas CT aus I'M
ierem eigenen 2anbe genta1t but, le-
Hen mir tdigIib.
Die gerbredert mebren fid III er-
idredenoer @eiie. Die Mdtung Dor
benz @eieB 1T 10 lief geinnffen, BOB
man MIR nit Surbt unb 83agen an
oie Submit oenfen far1n, Sic 0ffert=
|lide pniiderbeit 1T 10 groB getpor-
Der, ooB altd Ser frieOOIIiidtite 8Buirgger
1eines 2ebeng nrb ieines giigenlttlun1s
nidt mebr fiber i'll.
Sab an 6ieien fnrdtbnren ii
itar1oen gum Cell 0ie Brobibbiittiioln
l9llb 1T, 6ie Die Meniden fpiten1n-
tifb CUR @eiesberndfttung er5iebItfnn11
nidt eiten MugenbIif beatpeifelt iDer=
ben. Nl1d) midi, bob uriere geiiig
1tr6 n1oraltfb bertpnbrIoIfen 5dulen
|%ei11en groben Cell Ser gernntttp,o,rttung
tragen. Mber lekten gnbes es Ser
Rrteg nit feinen 8egleiterifeinlln=
ger, benz mir oieie 3uitd1be su Der
oa11fen baben. Bng barnaIg nrntter ofen1
DedrnattteI 6es gatriotigntng ofl
frieolide1 un6 IobaIen 8iiirgern oes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
GrnnSIeie 8eRamptnne.

san gerfailer 5rieoensbifbate
tu1r6en ben Dentiden lire &olo1ien
al1f ben @rl1rtb bin abgeipro6en, bob
fie fih 1tntpiir6ig 1tno unfdbig ernie
len baitterL at foIoniiieren,uno 6oB ite
lire Rolpniet m~iIitariitert bbdtten. Die
@run6Ioiigfeif bieier gebn1iphtng Fat
ser friibere @plberreiir bon DentfdE
S5fafrifa, 81. Seinrid Sdnee, in Ell
mem inter benz Sitell ,ggrduft
DeutffIonb &oIonien2 e ber0ffentlid=
ten @orfpage idIageno ~tpt6erIegt.
81 Dei1tfd0ftafrifa Iebten 5000
@eiBe, Srauen 11nb @inber e%inbegrif=
fen, 1nter einer fhffpar5en gebolfe-
ring bon ndt MiIiorett @opffen,"
fiibrt Shnee aug. u8iiir6en idknenr
sic Denfiden Sic gingeborettert 10
fdIedt bebanbeIt bddtfen, bieie nidt
erhoben baben. ole iefte bon o1Ier gl1t-
BenhiIfe nbuefhIoffen 1t11b ron iber<
mahtiaen Seinbe1 a~1tgegriffen muir
sen. @iir6en iie MIDI, tper1n tie ae=
tnnIt5am be6rndf fDorbeft miGrert, Die
@~eIegenbeit betlttt bdbett, bag Sod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28

man tpeiiB nun nibt red mas man
NIT bnen bier, mo tie gar niht BE-
notigt iirb, nod Der Hiiidffebfr anfanz
gen Ioll. 8
4n bic Rdillntungsfrage fnupfen
Iid inoeiien nod nt1bere Gripdgnngen,
dis Die beg golferrehts nl1b Der Up
portunitdt ibrer Durdfiibrung. 5ie
iIt nie nit bl1ntfarbigen @nirrln1be1l
:bebangt tpelbe Die amerifaniiden
ESolbaten auf beutidem @ebiete 5l1-
riidfbalten. gg lit cine SSoplIe, pelhe
iih III Der Serne, in Ser Srembe db-
ipieH, Mber tpelde 1td), mdibrenb rings
nm D11nfel berri@, heller Sorner-
II1ein breitet.
Dieier 5onnenidein gebt aus bon
j5em @erbGltnis, melbes iiid i'm 2au-
fe Der 3eit ltnb I'M tdgli6en Berfebr
berausgebiIbet bot 5niiben Der Be
5b6lfernng bes @ebiets, bas bis nod
Dor Elm panr Eagen Geinbeslan6 mar,
l,nb ben Trernben, Die bod bei ibrem
E.lEIAEIHEE t@EEIwFG&EIs ~ I.-..+LLT W7aFSE-E -. En
5gribeiner dls uriDiufommene Gin
bringlinge betrabbtet merben muBtcn.
Sn 1oldem 8erfebr itn6 Die feltbal=
.terlben @mirrlanoen getDl1noen, and
.iiber i'm bat iitd Der sonneni6ein &C.
.breitet.
l1n5ere 5plDaten baben eS gar nibt
eilig, i6d aus 1oldem Sbpn 5u lolen,u
Der oel1tlben 8e~D0lferlng Des Sc
bets miro Der naberroe Mbi6ieo form=
|lid dpper. Gem bie alnerifaniiden
.5olbaten baben iiib I'M nmtlid)en nnb
I'M perionliden 8erfebr mltiterbaft Be
ttrogen 1td alS Md11ner bon 8flt6t=
gefnN nt1b ais Meniben NIT einen1
|Ser5en IN Der 8ru1t erlDieien. Sic
|baben Damit oem Mmeriffnnerturt ani
|oeuti9em @ebiet, IN Seinbeslano, Elm
|Denfrnal erridftet, meldes al1e SiegS-
mon1nerte uberbanern miro. Das
DougbboD<Sopu an beutiden Rbein
|iDir6 als cine Der gan5 menigen mtrf-
|lih idonen 8egleiterideinngen bes
ionlt i1redli6et1 &rieges in Der grin=
nterung fommen0er @efbledter fort
|Ieber1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28

Iabsuidatfeln. Ngidts nerartiiges ge-
Idab. Die Geutiden babenslpdbrenb
.oes ga1laen Rriegeg feinen gingebo-
renenanfltarb gebabt, mas lire @eg-
5nrer bon iiid feitlestpegS fiager fotllte11.
,gs mar aber niht al,sreidenb, 6nB
Sic gingeborenen mabreno bes &rie-
ges rubig blieben unh Der fleinerl
oeutiden Grippe nibt IN ben &iiferl
fieIen. 9ie Deutiben maren IN ieoerI
Be5iebung altf Ole tdtige urb oft lebr.
ulibepoue Mitpirfung Der ibtparaer1
gepolferl,ng a1rgenieien. Dieie bat
nber unter ben idtpierigiten nmltan-
ben Erene nno Dienftberehbeh be-
mabrt. SIS gibt nibtS IN Der @eihidte
Der &olnnien Der @egner Dentld@
Ianbs, bas ii1 Dieier Saltlng Der @in-
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