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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
MASS MEETINGS OF
 RAILROAD MEN IN CLEVELAND

Cleveland. Sept. 1s.-C1eveland mem bers of six railroad crafts affiliated with the American Federation Of Labor at mass meetings here today and fo- night pledged themselves 10 obey the orders of the railroad department of the federation. Machinists. boiler mal- CTS. car repairmen. blacksmiths sheet metal workers and electrical workers attended the meeting.
 They agreed not 10 engage in any sporadic or local strikes and to follow implicitly the strike program as ar ranged by the union chiefs.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
FREIGHT STEAMSHIP WALDEN
 SINKING OFF MoSTAUR POINT

New York Sept. ls-The freight steamship Maiden. which was badly damaged last night in a collision of Montauk Point with the freigh,er Jo- nancy was abandoned today in a rap idly sinking condition Her crew was taken aboard the Jonancy.
 Earlier in the day ihe Maiden was. taken in tow by the tenancy which es- caped with slight damage The Maiden. with a crew of 4s men on board WIS bound from Norfolk to Boston The Jo- nancy. carrying 5s men. was bound from Bonston to Norfolk
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
INTERNATIONAL SMALL
 BORE RIFLE TEAM MATCH

Camp Perry, Ohio, Sept 18.-Scoring 7,735, the United States team was lead ing the English team tonight by 132 poitns in the international small bore rife team match for the Lord Dewar trophy. The English team score, 7,O63, is the only one received. Canada and Australia also are competitors.
 Virgil Richards. New Haven, Conn.,, was high man on the team with a total of 393 over the 50 and 100yardranges. H. J. Gussman, New Haven, was fifth. and F. W. Rogers, New Haven, sixth.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
FULL MEETING OF THE
 DAHL EIREANN TO BE HELD

Dublin. Sept. IS (by the A. P)- When Premier Lloyd Georges telegram arrived tonight 1t was too late to sum- mon a cabinet meeting and according to the publicity department, no state ment could be issued tonight.
 Mir. Lloyd Georges request for with draval of the offending paragraph of Mir. De Valeras' letter is believed to in- volve the re-summomng of a full meet ing of the Dali Eireann, for when MT. Lloyd George originally afforded an opportunity for private withdrawal by Mir. De Valera the cabii-t preferred to submit the matter to the Dali Eireann. The paragraph was then specially dis cussed and unanimously approved.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
PRESIDENT HARDING
 RETURNS TO WHITE ForsE

Washington, Sept. 1S--The yacht Nav flower, bringing President Harding and a party of friends from vacation trip which included visits to Atlancit City. New York and West Point, returned to Washington this afternoon MT. Hard ing, who went direct to the White House from the wharf, was in excellent spirits and said he had enpoyed the outing thoroughly
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
GREAT DEMONSTRATION
 AND PARADE VIENNA

Vienna, Sept. 1S.-(By The A. PA great demonstration and parade was held today under Pan-German auspices in protest against the ignominous peace and it's resultant evils" Immediate union with Germany was demanded
 The demonstration was inspired by the Burgenland situation. which has not been relieved No word has reached the pub lie here on the entente's plan of settle ment but reports from Czecho Slavokia and Jugo Slavolzia suggest plans of joint military action with Italy under sanc- tion of the entente.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
REDUCTION IN WAGES IN
 EASTMAN KODAK PLANT

Rochester. N Y. Sept. 1S.-A reduc- lien in wages Of iess than 20 per cent will be put into effect in all Eastman KoGak plants OF October 3, according Is an announcement bg George Eastman, which will appear in the House Mag azine of the company tomorrow.
 EIs'1ess depression, and competition from European cameras and German mo- ton picture films are cited as reason why production costs must be reduced.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
SOCIALISTS CAUSED A
 RIOT CALL IN NEW HAVEN

New Haven, Sept. 1s.-A score Of po- licemen responded to a riot call tonight when abount thirty men. described by the police as Italian socialists started a free for-all fight in a theatre in Grand avenue The disturbance began while speaker was introducing Giuseppe Bottsni. a member of the Italian Chamber of Depu- ties. The police made one arest ano stopped the disturbance. Officers re- mained in the theatre while reputy Bot tani made a scheduled address
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
s4s5,126. COLLECTED FROM
 DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS

New York, Sept. 1S-Delinquent sales taxes totalling approximately S495,126.15 were collected during special one week drive by Collector of Internal Revenue Bowers and thirty deputies it was an- nounced today. The drive. which was directed chiefly at verifications of re- turns of the manufacturers excise tax, and the taxes on soft drinks, transporta- tion, jewelry. amusements and insu- rance, ended September 3.
 During the drive Collector Brown said a large number of taxpayers voluntarily filed returns and paid taxes and penal ties thereby avoiding further, penalties for wilfully refusing to pay. A number of amended returns also were received.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
FREIGHT CARS IDLE
 SHOW DECREASE OF 17,s12

Washington, Sept. 1S-A decrease of 17S12 in the number Of freight cars idle due to business conditions on August 31 was reported during the week ending September S. the Association of Rail- way Executives today announced. de- crease in the number of cars needing repairs also was reported.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
YACHT AMERICA ANCHORS
 OFF SAYBRoOK POINT

Saybrook Point, Conn, Sept 1s.-The schooner yacht America, on it's way from Boston to Annapolis, dropped anchor bera this afternoon. Rough water and high winds made progress slow and it was de cided not to attempt to reach New Haven today. The America was towned by D submarine chaser and passed the hawser twice en route from New London, where the craft stopped last night
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
GENERAL RETREAT IN
 ASIA MINOR OF GREEK GoRCES

Constantinople, Sept. 1S-Greek forces engaged in the offensive against the Turkish Nationalists in Asia Minor have begun a general retreat toward the posi- tions they held before the drive began. Information received here indicates the Greeks have fallen back across the Sa- karia River, the forcing of which caused heavy casualties during a battle whicH lasted more than ten days. The move ment backward across the river was ac- complished without enemy pressure.
 Greek official statements issued last week admitted the failure of the Greek army in it's advance toward Angora, and intimated that Turkish resistance was stiffening. Turkish advices at about the same time claimed the Greeks were in disorderly retreat and that the Turks had captured considerable booty.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
OKLAHOMA BANDIT
 KILLS ONE MAN. WOUNDS TWO

Little Rock. Ark. Sept 1s-rom Slaughter, notorious Oklahoma bandit, today adsd another chapter to his long iist of crimes when in a sensational attempt to escape from the Arkansas penal farm. he killed one man and per haps fatally wounded two others. all trusty guards, with a rife struggled to -- -T some one oa the outside.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
COST OF OCCUPATION
 ARMIES IN RHINELAND

Paris, Sept. 1S.-statfstics showing costs of maintaining the various allied armies of occupation in the Rhineland from the beginning of the armistice to May l. 1921, have been made public by the reDarations commission. Figures fur nished to the reparstions commiSeion show the maintenance cost of the United States forces of occupat tion to be SITS 067,O10
 The maintenance cost perday for each soldier of the American occupation forces is placed at S45O
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
GIRL SHOT DEAD. ANOTHER
 WOUNDED IN BELFAST

Bsfast. Sept Is-A girl was shot dead and another vas gravely wounded in a fgsllade Of revolver firing In We're street t-is afternoon. The church goers in the ruiEhborhood were obliged to scurry to Fheiter. Soldiers hzstened to the scene and turned machine guns on various points infested by EInnen
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT
 KILLED BY FALL FROM BRIDGE

Washington. Sept. 1s-Raymond B. Morgan, member of the Washington staff of the New York Herald and core respondent here for several Nebraska pa- pers, was killed today as a result of a fall of 250 feet from a bridge <whiAh spans Rock Creek Park. MT. Morgan had been connected with newspaper work M the capital since 1Se6.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
RAji ROAD SHOPMEN ARE n
 CONTEST WAGE REDUCTION

Men of Six Federated Shop Crafts Have Voted Srke-W
 Defer Action Until Announcement of Working Rules Now Pending Before the U s. Railroad Labor Board Action of Unions Was Made Public by B. M. Jewell Head of the Shop Crafts Organization, at Mass Meet ing in Chicago
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Car and locomotive repair forces of the Chicago Northwestern Railway Co. is now practically normal.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

Alton I. Dickerman, well known mining engineer, died at his home in Colorado Springs, Col. He was Il years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Samuel Lord, tax commissioner of Min nesota, was elected president of the Ma tional Tax association.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Daily production of crude oil in the United States for the week ended Sept. 10 averaged 1,275,O4O barrels, compar. ed with 1,292,270 barrels previous week.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
WILL BE ND CONFERENCE IN IRELAND
 UNLESS DE VALERA MOD|F|ES DEMANDS

Lloyd George Meet Irish Penpotenaries Only to Discuss the Association of Ireland With the British Common wealh-Telegraphs Eamonn De Valera That Discus sion of Ireland As An Independent Sovereign State is Inn possible.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

A conference will be held today be. tween Secretary Weeks and engineera from the Ford Detroit plant on the Muscle Shoals project
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Nortm Dakota's ..>nll e:c"tilr aimed at state officers with non-paritsan league endorsement, VII 3e ntid Oct. 2> under proclamation prepared by Thomas Hall, secretary of state.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

President Alexander IIowatt ordered n strike of three hundred coal miners em- ployed by the Spencer-Newlands Co.,. at Pittsburgh, Kan.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

less the second paragraph of your letter of the twelfth Is withdrawn a confer ence between us is impossible"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

The steamer Porto Rico, with 125 pas- sengers, arrived at San Juan, Porto Rico from New York, 24 hours late, having been delayed by passing through a hur- ricane which lasted from midnight on Monday to Wednesday morning. during which period the wind blew at a rate of from 90 to 100 miles an hour.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Chairman PrenderGast of the Public Service commission ordered the Brook lyn Borough Gas Co. to reduce it's rate to S1.35 from S1.40 per 1000 cubic feet
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

A one cent n mile rate will be avail able to world war veterans attending the national convention of the American Le- zion to be held in Kansas City.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Recruiting for the navy was resumed Saturday after a cessation ordered in July to meet the limitation of 106, 900 men imposed in the naval appropriation act.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

DOughnuts sold in Boston arm chair lunch rooms for five cents each cost the proprietors an average of 1.03 cents each the state commission on necessaries of life announced
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Notices of pay reductions running from to cents an hour effective today were posted in a dozen of the large paper mills at Holyoke, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Platoon Number 8 of the tank corps, has been ordered from Cap Pike, Ark, to Fort Sam Houston, Texas. "by march, ing" the war department announced
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
@einnSbeitsr

Die int &0rper entbultenc 8lut.
ntenge wir6 IN Ben 2ungen 9crpoid,.
en-. 8enn oaS 8ll,t 0urf oic 2lln.
gen front, miro cS gcreinigt uno
nit Saueritoff nerieben.
8enn aber OieieS @oi6en oeS
9lutes orbentlih pcrridtet mer6en
Ioll, miliicn mir rctne Suit Slr1t Oft
men baben uno bl,rd ticfcs 9(trtcu
ltniere gal,5e 2ungc in glnIprl,d neb.
men. 9urh cine i6loffe &oltlun9
beim @ebe1 ltno burh frrnnme
S6ultern beim Siten miro sic 9r1It
ethgeengt, moourd bos or6cntli6e
Itmen uno oamit oie 8Iutreiniauna
eri6mert tpir0.
Wan berlneioe fruntnle &0rberbaI.
titng, tpentt man tGgIi6 am Shreib.
til9 ooer an Ser RGbmoi6ine arbci.
ten muB. Die gebiidte Salt,1nq
fitbrt 81 einem f~eblerboften 8Iut.
f~rcislauf urb becintrGdtiet nidt mir
oaS Mtmen, ionbern fiibrt aud All
anocrem uebel.
Wan bebenfe, oaB oas 9lut nit
elmer bolbcn 2unge bon 2rft ebenio
iperig oroentIid geiuai6en mer6en
fam, mie man iid in elm BOAR Sitter
8aiier orbentli1 baben fam.
Nfan lerne 9erabe iisen uno tief
atnnen. 3neimol ont Gage, an,
Worget lrb am Men6. IteGe man
Itneniibungen oil. Won file bie
Sungen laneium linO bis our GuBer.
item @renae uno atine Damn Iongiam
aus.
8iele idnd6lide &inoer iinb ourd
Itemiibrngen un6 f0rperIide ltebun.
gen at Itarfen unb fraftieen 1dn.
uno Srauen bcrangeaoaen
moroen.
Utan beadtc, boB Gin gut cntnif.
elites 2%rngenpoor Der nirfiomIte
S6ttspau eegen sic G6win6iudt
1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
Srp6ibitiOn.

@eil Elm paor Siiffel iid ni6t be.
berri6en fonntcn llnb iiber aac Ota'
Zen Ioffen, bot uns Die Srobibition
bon Bier uto @ein ltnb S6nopps
~9ctroffen.
@enn Nun Elm 9ei,tidenbuiier ans
3lloer forrrrt, oonn fam es fommen
gum @ebot: 8eil oos Oeutide Gle.
mcnt gefdbrli9 lit - itlogt burtia
uae 9eutiden foot! Gum 9anoe, Dob
fcin 8ier mebr braut, paBt 9etpiB
ni6t IGn9er mcbr oos Smterfraut.
llno medielt sic Regierl,ng ipic.
Ser, unb miro Elm SUB erpdblt,
baum miro nift l1nger mebr elm
S6lpein ge5ii6tet uno 9cquGlt, mo1,
mtadt in oieiem sSoac feline Inngcn
Sarcn, berboten iino Damn ncbert
Bier unO Solterfrout bie Sdtueine-
barren.
Sod 8ombenelcment, mas fGGt
mir chen elm: Sot nlon CO nidt
Iongc idon crfannt, boB uniere
6rollen ecfGbrli6 'ino fir sic Mtdn.
n~criuelt, dormant? Drum fort NIT
einem 8iid, Sic gauge S%raltenmelt,
ionIt bats fir uniere gltten Sitten
bnlb acIhelt. -S6nurpfeifer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
Nadridten ans augrenscnSen GOnr
ties, ans nniercm Staat nnS
anoeren Staatcn.

SrobOem Die 8efilrlporter Der
100000 8on6.Nnleibe fir Boob
ltno 8rilfenbartten wGfrcnO Der leg.
ten @obl Die Stinungeber bod unb
tbei,er beriidcrterL 0oB bic gonOon.
leibc feline Grb0bllng Ger Stcucrn
in @eful9e babcu lpiir0e, % Die Gin.
nn6meu on Quto, 2i3enien 6inreidten
tint sic Bombs ioluobl ais bic 3inicn
81 be5aDlcn, wcroen sic Steler5abler
i6lieBli6 bod bledcn miiiien, On
nnd Dem 0~ofiirbaltcn 6cs Stauts-
General. anipoItes 9arrct, benz @orh
Io,ltc OcS s. Announcements 5ufoIgc
mir 8onos ats Dem Iltto- 2i5enieus
6ono be5obIt ipcrben f0nncll nidt
abcr Die 3inie1t, Die bltrd 9eitcltc.
rlrllg bcitritten lpcr0eu miiiicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
Sell Dir, amerifa.

(9lus Der D@Ib5eihtne.")
Die Strcitort lit bcgroberL Der
&rieg 5l gnoe eing,
Sir ms IN bcutidcn 2anoen
oie Sorg' auf's nell anfin9.
Gin Sod 0en bropen Ienihen bte
Seutiher &inber Gotb
.gelinocrt unb gemiloert 6lIr6 Slei-
bl1ne uno ourd 9rot.
Gin Sod ser A~uGfericftc, Die unirc
Irmen ipeiIt
un0 ieoeu, Der od bun9crt, bel lid
%niQfommen beiBt.
Gin Sod Dem Scr. Soopcr. @r bat
organiiiert
Die 9eltidlanobilfe mciie. Sbm
nGrmIter 9onf ge6iibrt.
@iel 9unf eli6 Srau'n unb WtGn-
nern, Die ibr eeboIfen bobt,
inoem ibr @eloer ionoet unb 2ebc1ls.
mittelgabt.
ltno. iiberoG ser @iite oos Sternen.
banner pebt.
Stets bring sic Srudt linn Segen.
Die ibr iest babt oeidet,
H1,r cine 8ittc bGtt' i'd: 9cpabrt
ltrs cure Sub,
oenn aQ bic, Ole bo Ici6cn iin0 nidt
am GIeno i6ulO.
gS miro our bittern @ubrbeit: Noh
so Sabr'n 8eiteb'n
mub 3euti6lonb 81 HIf) fonncn
,n0 BEL cld betteln gcb'n.
@or DieIe ltnicrer 8riiocr, oie 5ogcn
emit bon bier
uub baben it6 beth1tigt bel cith olS
&ionier.
Sod bel lit bier 5t belfen. Drum
itebt ms treu sur Seit'
rmb gebt un$ praft'ide @infc, Sob.
itoffe CUR arbeit.
limo f0nntet ibr nit miloern bcs
Sriebenspaftes Druid,
Die Sreuo' fam ih nidt idilbern .
fort mar Der @ciiteriprlf.
Selft uu6 in biciem Sinnc, ibr NGn.
t,er uuo ibr Sralt'n
@ebt 9cuti6lono &dtb unb Irbeit,
mir molen bortpGrts ihnt'1l.
@e0enft ol11 1tnierer 8riiocr i'm ia.
ben S~eIterreid.
0ort berridt basielbe @lenb, IeiO 9es
gen iie ml6 nei6.
Die aIte 8elt sur nellcn rltft's iihern
S5ean:
Ser trorfe Safer lit es. or fGcbt sic
&inoer on.
@or balb miro er gciunocrL ipeun
eitrc Silf' lit %.
Minionenboft crflinet oonn: nSeil
Dir, Imerifa!"
- 6. &obrIoppcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

bot IN unierem Rooo.9 iitrift CUTE
arbeit geIeiitet r,n6 boffen mir bab
Die Gountp Court i'm ouf Gin tuette.
res Sabr Die6erernenmt.
Sn Der Bieiigen IutberiIden Stride
Iolpte in Der 80. 6. Stride ftnSet ie.
ben 6reitag Balloons @ottesoienIt
Itatt.
Die Eoelfe Clan 60. bat ibr neiles
SerlaOungss @eriiit 6itlid bonn gabn.
bof bolGenbet. Die @eieGidaft bat
ouf Bbilip SbeI's Sorm cine netie
Sborgrllbe cr0ffnet uno itn6 cine I'm.
5abI Grbeiter BORT nit Der Nus.
bellt1tng bei6Gftigt.
Srau Sris 8rirfmanr, bon @t.
Sterling, befinoet iid bier INN ibren
Sobn 81 berpfleeen neIder iid utter
8ebanOlung bon Or. 8oo6 befinbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
Seblerbaftc Saltnns iuabreub Der
Irbeit.

, Seoer 1olte Gorge bafilr tragen,
oaB fem &0rper nidt Ourd unrif.
tiec Saltllng mabrenO Ser arbcit
miBgeltoItet miro. Ginige Serrid'
tungen i6einen nidt borgcnommci
lper6en 81 fonncn, obnc oaB Die or
beitenoe Berion cine geilnobeitS.
i61olid)e @altung ciuninmlt. 9ieS
1T ser Soil BEL S6ueiOcrn, Sdub-
ma6ern lnO 3eidnern. Sn man.
den 61lcn jeOo6 fam Die fe6lerbaf.
te Saltung bcieitigt luer0ell, ilDem
man ole g[rt unb @eiie, in mcld)er
Die Nrbeit nerriftet miro, Gn6ert.
SSeocr ioIte Oorum Itets int Iltge
bebalten, oh linn nid)t cine inlfe
'aenoerung ieil,er Notwithstanding
m0eIi6 lit.
Mourerarbeit lit beiIpieIsiuciie oa.
ourd iebr erlei6tert Worocn, oaB
3tegel ui10 Wtortel bod gerltg berelf
geiteIlt WeroerL ioonB Der Waurer
ii6 nidt mebr mie fritber biiden obcr
biniiberlebnen m1lB, nm Stcinc nno
N0rtel 81 nebmerl.
8ielfod fam elmer f0rperlidclt
3crbilhune infolge fe%blerbaftcr Sal.
tl1ng a~bgebolfen merben, inoent man
Sit rno 9eleudtlne, S0be Deg
&iides uno oergleiden 8ead)tlrlg
fdenft. @bcnio midtig iin6 gpm.
naitiide llcbungen tpic iie iest in
Den mciiten Sdltlcn IN Sen Gaiticn
borgenommen iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

Gin @egncr. Die 2ncippfar lit
iebr geiuno.
Na, i'd oanfel SD iudre bcinobc
%geitorben ooran.
Sa Dor @rfaIhlne uutb man,
iif natiirlid ifiitenl
a@ mas grfGItungl - @inen
roitieen Iagel babe id mir BET ser
SarfttBlouferei IN ben SUB getrctenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

Reltes 8ort. Sic ii%bcrnebnen al.
10 cine @arontie fir ben Grfolg oes
Saartpu6smittels9
9otiirlid! Sn einigen 8o6en
iino Sic gGn3Iid) reboorbilitiert!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

boten. @cr alio bon iest OH in 9cS
MpineS lterben mill. Der 0urf oas
ni6t ont 6reitag tbuu, ionit muB Iei.
nc 2ei6e bis gum @ontag liegen
bIeiben. @egen bos Stcrben an
Sonntog lit aber nod fein 8erbot
erloiien moroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25
u b II B.

Die bieii9c sc. 6. &irde crbieIt
an 9ienStag cine llelc SrgcI.
s. S. SdmiOt, luuier @arn9r,9e,
fiber ul0 Observation-Disclosures, erbieIt
lcttc 8ofe cine Gurlaolutg s. $. g.
6arm- @toidinen.
Sobn SdptItc, infer Rpnbaltfleber,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

Auforin9Iid. SER: @eitotten Sic,
meme Dame, Same lit Meicr.
Game: Iber i6 femme Sic ia gar
ni6t.
Serr: gto, id ioge Sbnen ia bod,
mlcin Same lit Wteierl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

COMMODORE Gate, bon 8rnD Sltllts
nit, Sronflin Gountp, lit lcttc go.
DIE an 8ranoipun0en gritorbcn, Die
or infoloe elmer @oIolin Grploiion
c~rlittcn bate. Gate, Scr ci1len gllltoa
&ruf Ieitete, belt auf Ser 6abrt
m1brenb scr Nuht bel cincm Snrm.
bollie al I'M ieinct 9ebarf an @oio.
lin at b~erg1n5cn. Ser 6armer
iparnte i'm borii6tig 81 Iein On CT
cine hrcnncnbe &ntcrnc trltg, 6o6
itcllte Sote Die 2atcrne nabe gel1ltg
I'M iebet 81 f0nnen oils pl6slid cine
Grploiion 0es @oiolinS crfOlgtc unO
Gate idredIi4e Grandchildren erlitt.
SGmmtli9e &Ici6rn9SItiide, allsge.
nonmlen Ser Sdube parcn beut I'm.
gliidIi6cn bonn 2eibc g%ebrannt.
Sdon baben cs G6mar5Iebcr Der.
oltsgebradt, bnB oa8 Sobr 1921
cilt llngIiidsiobr iein miro. 9ie
6ueriumnte Der Siffern Der Sabres.
5obl betrdgt ndmIid 10. Sm gon5cn
90. Sabrbunbcrt gibt cs MIR orci
Sabre, Die Die gleide &ueriumme
baben: 0aS finO Die Sabre 1903,
1921 uno 1880. llno I'M nd6iten
Sabrbunbcrt trifft Die Nllcriummc
10 crit ollf 6as Sabr 2029. Sdon.
berboftl l1niere biitoriih e~cbiloetcn
2eier f6nnen iid iibrigen8 baS Scr
gniigcn MAIDEN, ale Sabrcs5ohlcn
felt Gbriitt @eburt nllf5ai6reiben
bercn 3iffernqueriumme 10 betrug,
ittb fe%ititelen, inipiefern oieie Sabre
lrnbeilnon noren. Sr9eno etipos
@etribIides pir6 id,on in ibren pai
iiert Iein.
Gic @ciltli6en lltto 2eihenbeItot'
ter III 0es Moincs. Soma, Doben eS
I'M oorti9en Stootrotb ourdgeiest
baB Sonntaes feline 8c9rGbntiie Dor.
genomren perocu biirfeu, auBer bel
onitefenOcn Granfbeiten uno 2ei6en
bon europa beriibeteebradten Col
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-25

Die 0rltdereien IN Chicago iuer.
Sen an %. Sebrlar Den @oden.
Iobn Ser llnionsS 6rifticber uut
$4.65 berabiesen, ga 0ic Soften Ocs
2ebel,slunterboltcs oenlentipredeno
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The Nenana news., 1921-05-28
FOURTH DIVISION SENATOR
 MAKES HIT IN ANCHORAGE

The Anchorage Times of recent date has the following to say about Senator F.. B. Collins: Although not resident of the Third division, E. B. Collins, senator from the Fourth, has been unanimously elect ed to that exalted position by fel- low legislative members from the Third. ......
 "The junior senator from Fair banks was extended this honor on account of his cooperation with the home boys on matters pertaining to the good of the Third division in general and Anchorage in particu- lar. MT. Collins kept good his pre- election promises and judging from the f1attering accounts of his mater ial service in the senate, his posi- tion is secure. He is recognized as one of the leading Interior citizens and his splendid work was in accord ance with his high ability and loyal ty to his constituents. He became an avowed friend of Anchorage on this trip and made many friends who will always be glad to welcome his return.