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Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
MisSourian Meets Man He Thought He Had Killed in
 Quarrel IA Years Ago.
LIVES IN PERPETUAL TERROR
Man Falls From Train During Fight Which Resulted From Disagree ment Over Dice Game and An
 taoonist Thought Him Dead.

Kansas City, Mo.-Reuben E. Hall of Paris, Mo, met face to face in a Denver (Colo.) street a man whom he thought he had killed IA years ago and the memory of whose alleged death had haunted him all these years.
 A letter telling of the remarkable case came from Denver to 1. H. Shatzer, manager of the Tool Speciality company. It was from Shatzer's half brother, Reuben E. Hall.
 Hall, a young farmer near Paris, Mo- went to the Kansas harvest fields to work in 1907. He disappeared. The
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18

Every druggist in town has noticed great falling off in the sale of calomel. They all give the same real son. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its place. a
 "Calomel is dangerous and people know it." Dodson's Liver Tone is per- sonally guaranteed by every druggist who sells it. large bottle doesn't cost very much but if it fails to give easy relief in every case of livtr slug gishness and constipation. just ask for your money back.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18

ders awakened from her deadly sleep and is again bright with vegetation. The farms are bigger than ever before. and the concrete shelters which. two years ago, heard the German officers yelling to the unfortunate soldiers. 'schweinhunde," now hear the grunt- ing of little pigs, for the thrifty Elem. ish peasants have turned to account all of the salvaged implements of warfare which could be used
 Here and there are sacred spots. bright with bloody poppies, marking the final resting places of the brave Belgian, French, British and American soldiers, untouched by the regenerat ing hands of the Flemish workers.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Pure, Rich Blood Will Keep
 Your Body Vigorous and Healthy

vigorous condition so as to more easily resist disease to which every one is subject. s. s. s. is without an equal as general tonic and sys- tenn builder. It improves the appe- tite and gives new strength and vi- tality to both old and young.
 Full information and valuable lit, erature can be had by writing to Swift Specific Co.,, 156 Swift Lab- oratory, Atlanta, Ga. s. s. s. is not sold or recommended for veno- real diseases.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Years;
 Victim Is Alive

letter received by MT. Shatzer was signed with strange name, Harry E. Thomas. It contained this story of the disappearance of the new name:
 In Perpetual Torment.
 For 14 years Hall, under the name of Harry E. Thomas of Denver, has quaked at the sight of police officer. He has avoided all persons he knew when he was Hall. He has spent wake ful nights, fearing arrest for murder. A wife and then child served to add to his anxieties. What, if they should discover he had killed a man?
 But the worry is over. Thomas was walking recently on a Denver street. He met the man for whose murder he believed he was hunted, the letter at the same time. The murdered" man held out his hand in greeting
 Il thought I killed you," Thomas gasped =
 Land no," the victim replied. T was only bruised a little.'
 In the 14 years since his disappear ance Halls family has mourned him as dead. Relatives after diligent search, took steps to collect his insur- ance, but lacking proof of death, were unable to do so.
 Of what happened after Hall, with S175 in wages, left the harvest fields the letter has this to say:
 ''I got into a dice game. l won S75O. One of the heavy losers was John Will liamson. He and l fought over the game, then patched up our differences Friendly, we climbed into box car to go to Kansas City. We quarrelled again, fought, and Williamson fell from the train in the fight
 Not Guilty of Murder.
 'The next day read in a paper that the body of an unidentified man had been found on the railroad right of way. l was not guilty of murder, but to prove it was a different thing. Others had seen us quarrel.
 T went West, changed my name to Thomas and grew up with the country. Finally l settled in Denver, was mar ried and now have a daughter six years old.
 You cannot imagine the relief now Williamson went home with me. and we told my wife and daughter l am the happiest man in the country. We are coming to see you and all the rest of the folks right away. I can hardly wait"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Didn't Fool Percy.

Every night when Percy's mother thought it about time to put him to bed she was in the habit Of spelling to his father, so much so until the little fellow had caught on to it, but 1t so happened that on this particular night mother was spelling something else to father. However, Percy, looking up from his playing on the floor, said: "Ah! Come on and put me to bed. I know that's what you are spelling"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Says Japanese at Fault.

Honolulu T. .H.-Foolish policies of Japanese bureaucrats and militarists have led to a general misunderstood ing of the Japanese people as whole, according to Prof. c. Muko, prominent educator of Japan He leads move ment to substitute Roman letters for the Japanese Autographs. Professor Muko was here recently on his way home to Japan from the United States.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18

When impurities creep into your blood the first symptoms are usu- ally loss of appetite, followed by a gradual lessening of energy, the system becomes weaker day by day, until you feel yourself on the verge of breakdown.
 Nearly everybody needs a few bottles of s. s. S.. the great vege- table blood remedy, to cleanse out all impurities about twice a year. It is an excellent idea to take this precaution to keep the system in a
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Heat Ruins Denmark Farms.

Copenhagen. The unprecedented 'drouth prevailing in Denmark will spell economic ruin to an alarmingly large number of Danish farmers, ac- cording to q prominent national ex- pert interviewed by the Ekstrabladet. Many farmers already are disposing of their holdings because of the un- favorable harvest prospects.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
eposit of Stone Age,
 Mans Leavings Found

~qity, Austria.-One of the .atest finds of relics of pre-
 oric man in Austria comes
 cave near this place. The
 Gon's Den" is being exca- vated for it's enormous deposits of bird-dropping phosphates. In side cave evidences of human occupation were. uncovered. Great quantities of quartz i'm plements and other utensils and human bones have been taken out.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
All for Love.

Clarence was in doubt and so ex- pressed himself as follows:
 Clara, want you to give me some proof of your love-"
 "Why, Clarence,'' said the girl, "am I not dancing with you?'
 That's nothing" said Clarence. yWhereupon Clara bridled. "You wouldn't say that, Clarence, If you knew how badly you danced!"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Jailed for Beating so-Year-oId Mother.

Machias, Wash.-Jack Vance has been jailed on charge of assaulting his mother who is more than eighty years old. Finger marks were found on the throat of his mother and bruis- es on her face and chest. Too much moonshine was the explanation given by Vance.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Greek Prince Wounded.

Constantinople. = An Angora off, cial communique reports that Prince Andrew of Greece, commander of the 18th division, was wounded in tho fighting near Eskishehr.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Flyers Injuries Fatal.

Chattanooga, Tenn.-Capt J. E.. Alp. pleby, assistant air service officer with headquarters at Atlanta, died here from the effects of fractured skull received recently when his air plane crashed to the ground at Marr field in attempting to land
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Crook Is Temperamentai.

vienna-Forcing his employers safe and finding only about S20 worth of crowns. Rudolph Twrdk hanged himself, leaving a note that the dis appointment after so hard a job was more than he could stand.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Is Named Postmaste-.

Washington, D. c. = Mrs. Volena Black of Heber Springs, Ark, has been appointed postmaster at Stumb- ling Shoals, Cleburne county, the Postoffice Department announced. Stumbling Shoals is a new office.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Agree On Tradinq Bill.

Washington. - Complete agreement on the CapperTincher bill to prevent gambling transactions in grain has been reached by Senate and House conferesee, who adopted the Senate substitute bill with minor changes Final enactment of the bill is said to be assured.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Robbers Seize BOO

St. Louis, Mo. = Three armed men held up Joe Steiner, proprietor of a soft drink parlor on a busy South Side corner, and obtained $1,500, which he had drawn from bank The men es- capped in an automobile.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
BuIqars To Feed Children.

Sofia, Bulgaria. - Twenty thousand Russian children from the famine area will be brought to Bulgaria and cared for under the direction of the government, it is announced here.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
Border Warfare.

''She is trying to steal my fellow" "Surely your own true love cannot be lured away"
 q don't know about that. I stole him from another girl"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
GoosefIesh.

Kathryn-Mr Quotit paid msa iiss compliment. He said I reminded him of the song, Annie Laurie"
 Kittye-H'm! "Her throat is like the swan.' Just think of swans throat picked bare.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18

The prices of cotton and linen have been doubled by the war. Lengthen their service by using Red Cross Ball Blue in the laundry. All grocers. 6c. Advertisement.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
FOR sUNeuRN oR soRENEss

Apply Vacher-Balm; it relieves at once. If we have no agent where you live, write to B. w. Vacher, Inc, New Orleans, La.-Advertisement.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18

pert lock specialist in Europe and with this talent has remained always an honest man who glories in his pro fession.-New York Tribune.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18
King Victor Emmanuel Calls Lock Specialist Europe's Most
 Dangerous Man.
SERVICES MUCH IN DEMAND
Employed by People of All Nations and Professional Men to Open Safes That Have damned
 Does 1t by Sense of Touch.

Rome.-The man whom King Vic tor Emmanuel halls as the most dan ---z.Nns- man in Europe Is neither Com
 nor criminal. He.
 grandfather be-
 -d1h, Keeps a store where safes
 'a This in itself is not an un-
 -ofession, but he inherited father, besides the small N ihe Piazza di Spragna, the ing capable of opening any sas world with the help of a bit q wire.
 Never in his life has he been forced to break a safe open. He has been summoned by people of all nations and professional men to open safes that had damned. But not only private in- dividuals call him; the other day King Victor Emmanuel needed his services. The king had left his keys in his pri- vate safe, where his wonderful csllec- tion of coins is kept. He was worried, as his favorite amusement every day is rearranging these coins. He was very much worried until they told him that a specialist for safes lived In Rome and would be called to the royal villa.
 His Real Name Withheld.
 MT. X (his real name must be kept secret, as the tax collector would levy heavier income tax were it known that he was called to the villa) hastened to the Villa Savoia and found the king pacing up and down the study.
 You must not damage the safe, as there is my precious collection inside" said the kng.
 No, your majesty" replied Mir X, T do not need even te damage the lock- Mir. X looked with a profess slonal air at the safe
 'I am afraid you will find it diff
 task, as 1t is a Chubb Special"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18

The poor optimist gets more real out of his earthly sojourn than the wealthy pessimist
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18

by hand levers as well as the feet of occupants
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
Gouutpratbs. SiBnng.
$4,000 bon Sen Superuiioren be.
milliat fir SnitnnolIaltung non
Strafcu Der Stnot, meldle ais Sin-
beglieber Der Haubitrnfen II, II
mno 80 6iencu.

Ter Gountprntb lu0hltc in Icinrr
eritcn Sitlng am Sicustag Mor9cn
y. ". 0opi9 non Bangor mieber ultml
&oriitenoen. 1ieiea lit oo$ elite Wol
ooB @r. Oapi5 oieie @bre genieBt.
Gem bon ser Sto0t "a Groiie gcs
1tcuteu Grlud]cn I'M @cipiligrug bon
$4,000 fiir Snltonoboltung Don
|StraBen III Der Staot, pelhe aI5
8erbinounga StraBen 5piid)en 0cn
2anoitroBer #, II nl0 80 oienen,
wur6e entiprod)cn, mo Die Sunlnle
einItimmig beuiQigt. &r. 9cntIcn
mar iclbcr Dor Dem Gountpratb er-
id)ienen uloi bate ooa @eiud) Ser
Staot in eilter Aniprod)e be9riinoet
un6 e%lnpfoblen.
Cine Reiollltion, monoh oaa Ser
iif)erunQa Gomite oe9 Rotbs allfge-
lott ueroen ioilte ,murot nod) ldngcrer
0ebatte %parnorien.
Der pom cinem Spc5iol Gomitc
geitcIlt e2lntrog, Die BON Dem friIberen
llrfunoen Regiitror @noramGbonlp.
ion nllgefertigteu .Sroct ~,Inocrc5"
BON Clinton uuo 0lutipell9 mo
Smith mo 0athelocr's Nooitiona
fir $500 on3Itfoltfcn. puroa nbQe-
lebut.
@cantragt plI0 ongeuommen muroc
Elm Goridllag, SeItotor GIorfe 3u te-
legrapbiren iiir Elm 8eicb 5l itimr
men, Dos beitimntt lit ooS Neiobrcn
Der San0ltrdBeu olrd) Srufs 81 re-
gulirert.
Sine R~eiolution. oo5 Gomitc BET
3rbebaltcn. tpelhes nit cinem Gomitc
oc9 Sto0trath8 ilber cineu 1lellen
0nntntlpcg 5tpiidlc1 Ser Noro- mo
Sitoicitc bcrotbcn iolI, nuroe on0c-
llolnnlc11.
@cidloiIeu mllroe bo5 ilblid1c @ic-
mic Scr Gountp @cumten am 10.
Sum- %obSubnlten.
Gud) Die Shcilnntmc oc5 Gouutn.
rotbs an Der Ginpeihuna oe3 nciten
Solooten @cQr0bniBplaBes nuf Dem
Cat @ronc 6r;e0hoic uu SnnntoQ.
Den r.. Stunt. muroc bcidlloiieu.
Die n0dNte SiertnQ iinoet am ,.
Ntt9uit itntt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
SedSis nelle Sirser.

Hldlter Nigbee gcm0hrtc III W0n-
tag i'm 9iitriftsgeridltc 60 Wt0nnerl
oao 8iirgerrcft. &on Sen neltel'
@iirgern porcn Die iol9cnocu aus
0elttid)lono gebiirti8:
Altguit Glider, @curp @ehr2. ).
lomolfo, Sr.. hilbert ! .@ofilcr, @iI-
liam $. 8en3, George II. Nesl, Ser
man Stint, Sobn u. Eilnt, z.
Houlien, @ernonn Is. @ltitcl, &obu
@cgcninrtner, 6ermon ". MolL, 60
fob @ermnn, @iuiom J.. Hetrmoll,
Ireo $. Sd)ul5, 6reo&oritmalt, N5ar.
tin Wtihalafi, Rid)arO .. =. Sem
imlith, 6rorf s. s. @olt, Sohn g.
&rcdlt. Soiepb Slider, 6rcoerid ".
Desfe, Sobn 3. @oqncr, >Sobn s..
9ielfclot, Sr., alt9uit Ncaer, NuguI.
j .&apeniub, 6rant u. Ercllm!t,
Golentiuc 5. aoitcfi, 5ront S.Beio-
ncr, Yetcr Meber, Sr., Gltpnit @.
&rieiel, Better amoi3meier. Gtto j.
GcutridL Hcinbolo &ernton. Gnrl j.
Grinb, Steoe u. @inpbfe, Mor u.
&rcigel. @iGiam i. @uocniftpo-
ger, 1Sreo WcOefinQ, Gmil Z. Cube,
Robert :. $. Rener, Gorl u. Eetrp
mo Altgiit Sderoin.
3n Gciterrcidl geborcn; 0tothem
2epih, Sobu =. Gcutidl, &obn 9la-
ha, Sohn 5. 6lld)iel. 6ron5 Stard).
Ironf &~eibernig, SSoicpb 2. 9eonar,
%oicpb ). 6ormouct, &oro@lap Ser.
mot.
Nu5 ocn ifanoiuopiiden 2dnoern
itnumtcn: Ntartiu Sobnion, @enrp
MtolleonbI Gin Gmeoal. Nrtbur 3.
Qorion, 0anio 6. SmanioIt, 2orlteta
ShrilteniCu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
Gin Worbueriu9.
Sen Meaen5ic wnroc WittmodD fnr5
mad, Mittcrundlt onrdj eiuen nHbe-
fauntcn SdJichbUlo ueripnnoet.

Ser Into Iruf = @enfcr Sen
Wicacn3ie erlitt in Der Ntittpof
91adyt cine 9cidbrlid)c S%f)uBwunoe.
Scr 5drB nuroc bnrd) oas Jeliter
in icincm ouf ebcner Groe geleaeneH
,3inuncr inn 6alie POS Suo ). Stra-
be ourd) tineu llnbefannten abgcs
icucrt.
TeridJic6cre 8erioncn iino Der
Chat ucroddtiQt, mo Ytartin Spper-
ion, Elm 36 Sabre alter gote mo
Gprter. mur0e pom Der YoIi5ci in
@elpabriom gcnommell. V}cSten}le
uno Supcriou lolleu i'd Ae5anft bo-
ben mo 3tpar iibcr elm Wo0fcn III
oaa beioe perliebt 81 ictn idleincn.
Nod Elm uuocrcr 9tebenbnbler ren
WcS{cn;ie. Der ongCblid III &oniin9,
"a, 5ubaltie lit. itett i'll &croatlt Der
Sb0t.
Sic Goli}ci. Die aIeid) nodl Dem
9(bfeltcrn 0e3 SdnIlies ourd) Elm Se'
lepbon WdOcl ,oas oen Sd)nB bortc,
sur Stcllc Qcrilicll lplmoc, iddrtte
Sen %ermun0ctcn in oa9 q. 6rnncia
Spitnl. un0 bier mltroc ieitgeitellt,
ouB Die aliqcl in ole liute 9rlllt &c
rooe obcrbaIb Dem 0er5cn ein9corlR
Qen mar. McScn5ie5 MieocrbcrItcl.
luna miro i'll Auaiid)t Qclteat.
Mcaen5ic idcint ilbriaena uid)t
picl ill touacn. Aim %. fScbruar Itor0
er Dor Rid)ter @rin0lep inter Der
Qnflaqe Com O'Gonmor bon @ouiton
0tinn., nm cine golocnc lthr beItohteu
an babcn. Gr beidno Iidl pom %.
Iebruur bis 9. Mai iiir ieiu Gerbor
I'M 0iitriftsgerift i'll @oit, neil er
Die perlonqte 9ilr1ld)nft pom $1,000
nid)t itelcn fonntc. Seiu Soil fam
aber i'm GiitriftsQerid)t nidlt 3urgScr-
bonolung, 0cnn Die Nnfloge mltroe
ctluus obQeditoert uno W}cacn5ie
mieOer nor &id)ter 0rinolep gebradt,
Der i'm peequ &leinoicbitobIS SIT ci-
ncr @cIoitraie pcrurtbellte.
M}cRen3ie CAB oieiett 0iebltabI SIT
uno iud)te i'm oor1it SIT ertiduloi.
ger, Oa6 err ooruaI3 10 bctrlttten 9e-
pcien lei aoB or iidl nift mebr err
innern fontc, mas or oamal5 bel
ictucr 3uiormtcnfunTt init G'Gonuor
that.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
Sc s.
Seriteauus aOn 8ein i'm Sanle
uerbOten.

Die 6crltellrula lciblt9cniddlter
@eine at 0ouic in @l@conlin III inter
Dem Miatbeipu- @eict ebcnio mngele6-
Iid mie inter ocm bcitcbcrtoeII WtlIl.
beraer @cicB, oodl bilrlen Eroblbl-
tipns,llsfilbrungabcomten nIdlt III
S}ouier eiuorinoeu, nm @emclamote
rial fiir uebcrtretun9 oca @elefe9 SIT
finOel,, altsgeuonntcn Der &ciuels III
rorber erbradlt mor0en, Dap cl1 Der
fnuf itottqeiun0cu bat. 2iele@ @rt=
od,ten iouote @clcrnlormolt Wlllldll
MorQon an Mittpod) 0ouoernellr
SsSphn :. 8lainc SIT. Scr @onncrtleitr
hottie Sem @enerolaumdlt 0ca Stoos
les feds 9Srogcn Oorgele9t, mordit3
man id)lieBt, 0oB Der OollpcrllCllr
ole 8robibitiona &orlaGe moglI'
thermeiie octircu wer0e. Die &orlage
ipllr6e ibnt am Montaa 5r9e'tcllt, 70
DAP Die 15riit, nadl pelt)er ne alItollld'
tiif in &rait trcteu milr0c, tal> Der
@ouperltelir lie lpc0er untcrjeldlllet
nod petircn loltc, am n0d)Iten Mott
tag abldliIt.
Cine Der Irageu aebt 0ubin. OBJ ooS
8eiet ucrbieten miiroc, BOP iernono
in ieinem ei0enen Nol9 mo aus
IdlieBlitY fir oeu @eoari %iel1er 10
mile @ein bcritelt, meld)cr mebr ais
- 8ro5ent 9tlfphol cntb0lt. Cine on
Dcre 5rogc gcbt ootin, oh, 1ol2 ole
NcrIteaung FOLDER @ctrdnfc pcrboten
lit, scr PROHIBITIONS Gommilior uno
ieinc 9eamlten olti MISUNDERSTANDING
bin 9ultsiuduugabeicblc herdlareb-
men un0 Griuatb0uicr 0urhlthert
0ilrien.
Sine onocrc 5raQc lolItcte oobin,
iuns untcr Dem Viotbeions@clcB inter
,beruuid1cuocn @ctr0nfen" 5n perlte'
ben lei. @cnaralolmaIt Morgan ant
mortetc, 0oB ,0ie III Oicicr &orIo8c
entbnltrnc AualcgunQ iiir ale pratt.
fdlen 3metc oicicIbc lit mic Die, mclhC
Sic Der cntipr2dlcn0cu Sc3eid)ntn1
nea Mulbergcr @eieBca geacbcu bat
ten, oIS Sir 8enerolnnpalt 0ca It'
itrifts BON @aitpoca Goltntp norcn. u
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
Sternidnnppen unb 6algen.
bnmOrttii9es.

Gin iunger Nc1p Dortcr miro
beituloigt ieiner Sd)miegcrmlttcr
eiltcn wertbloien Gbef gegebcn 5t ha-
ben. - Sb oieic Sugcno Nidbt
eirulnl Ingit Dor Der StImic9crmIt
fer hat lie mebrl
@te iid) nun %berau9itcIlt, lino
Sebn Udod)en. Die iid) llenIid) mta
eliler 8eiierungsanItult ,ueripurIoit"
habelL ~oespcgen geiLiidltct, neil cine
~WOpie~ &oriteluua mic0er obgc=
io0t mur0e, - Gas lit ircilidl idlor
Die 8rau-ionfeit auf Die Spibe &c
trtcbcn!
- ISn ser MG0feuiduIe fraQtc De-
2cbrer in Der @co9rupbieituuoc. in
Dem er Den 8Ioblls oor5eiqt: n&ie
fommt cs obcr, ooB Die Grofnge' uid)t
rlnO, ionoern an ben Yolcu etmo9
c%ingcoriidt lit, mic 5br an Dem @Io-
bus ieht. &annlt On mir Dos ia
gen Amto?"
Nerlcgcn erbcbt iidl Die alcinc mo
ingt: n0crr @inter ih bin e2 Qoltj
gcluiB nid)t gefueien, ooa mur ld)on i'm
uorl8cn Sabre 10"
y0fcnif), mie on allaiichit &'ic
ne &fdfcte nah Dem AbidnuB."
n@ieio?"
n9tu beruntergefonmen mo obgc-
hrannt."
&n 9uoapelt lit ouQeregt NOR
oeL OaB Wdod)ei1, Die SIT fltr}c Node
babeu uerbaitet merocll. Nir mir
ocn altd) bier iiir cine iold)c Mas
rcgcl iein. abcr nit Der Giuld)rans
flung, hoB MIR iold)e 1omcu III @nit
QerDmlncn ncrhen, ocrcn rmtcre
@lieonoBen fem genilgcno i Of 0ucS
GbcnlnaB 3eiacn.
Iic 3oblcnbdnblcr ior0ern boS
&ublltum oltf int g CONNER icint
SSintcrfohIe ein3uIcQcn obcr 5l
v tnterpretienl
- Gincn Nieb fam man faltu ga
pom iiber5euQen, ooB e2 oitdl chrlidc
Qibt.
@ie loQt ood) ser @oplSirpr I'M
g&ollenitein: pllno on@ orutidlt
u c d 49, oob @ott crbnrnt, iolltr
lest bciBcn on2 beutidlc Nrm."
las einji9e WtittcI, oie Slot
ten 81 r~e0u5ircn, ihciut cit ltcltcr
SIT icin,~ idlreibt Die u. y.
@orlo, uno 10 idleirt &c in Der lhat.
@elucbrc Qtbtn in olliNereatcn Bel
ten lcidlt BON ielbit los. VI duIer
uuh.
- 81 plclc 2tute ipcrieu oo2 0clo
sum Neuitcr ~hiuoltS. ooB - ciQcrtt
ld 0if Der StrnBe ljcltu ioIltc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
Snrje Standardization.

Vim 7icn@toa Ntorlen murocn
Sic criten hiet Qerciiten G~robccrcu
IN Ser Staot icilQtbotcn.
Hn Srtitol miro ser teltc
StrtdfuG C0uofer n@aibtuaton~
hltr tlutrellct. 2jcicr Campicr lit
0lt3id,IilEIid) iijr Alj>'hIQ3lutdc EN-.
atrjdlteI.
On N0itlrr' auotbcfe ucrur.
i1dltc an Nfittwod1 cine aeboriteur
&|aNerrohrt cineu Sd3d0Gu BON ilber
$1,000.
- Tpp]lltatjeitn flr @jrthihait$
Sljtn3tn Scr III ulo &" 2laipu
mlr'tl uor Dem 10. %lJni bcim Sfaot.
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Hcm 30 &iui. an Dem Sic 2iicuseu
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