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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-14
EXTRA SPECIALl
s25 Plaid Skirts For s1O'So
Sensational Saturday Sale.
A Sensational Saturday Sale.

Strictly all-woo genuine Scotch plaid skirts
verv newest pleated models. offered YOU IN this sale
AZ less than manufacturers cost AT sizes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-14
S49.5O Suits For SIS

rada models OF all-wool. tricotine and serge. A
ilk lined, some richly fur trimmed All sizes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
BOOTLEGCERs CHALLENGE
POLICEMEN TO PLAY BALL
Danvillc BlucCouts Indignant AMI
VIII Give Communication
No Attention.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
DaNVlI.I.E. VA. June e..-The po-
lice department expressed mild in
dignat!on upon arrival from Lynch
burg last night where the local blue
coat nine defeated tho lin city po-
liccmen, TO aud awaiting them
formal challenge from Il team made
up OF convicted bootlcegcrs to play
them at no distant date.
VAT. Kcssirr. mana ger Of tho team.
said that the game would not be
played and that no attention would
be paid to the challenge. The boot
icggcrs conveyed the challenge 10 the.
policemen through L. T.. DE Marcus
following .. meeting which was held
at the corner Of Henry and Main
Streets. where i formal decision was
reached TO at least oft.r To play tho
policemen.
bcMarcus stated that the bootleg
gers had "a list OF 2oS convicted men
from which 10 draw likely material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
DABbS AND WIFE
ARE DELIGHTED
SchOoliield Man Says Tanlac
Built Him Up in Every
Way-Wife Gains 20
Pounds.

'Tanlac has not only restored my
health. but il has built my vii. up
twcnty-onc pounds in weight. and
TOW ! know for fact it's great
medicine" said Thomas Dabbs. ~
Chatham Ave. Scheduled. Va.
Before I took Tanlac had no
appetite. and my stomach was so
weak that Just the sigh aud smell
OF food would make me sick My
liver was sluggish. I suffered terribly
from constipation. and my nerves
were so upset | couldn', sleep.
Il had rheumatism in my neck
back and shoulders could hardly
raise the axe to cut kindlinE wood
and couldn't do any blowing in the
garden but what my back would
nearly break. My neck was so stiff
and painful that often couldn';
turn my head. ! spent many Il hard
earned dollar trying to FIND relief.
but nothing did me any good. ! got
to where ] was of hardly any use to
myself or anybody else, and life was
a burden to me.
But Tanlac had done my wife such
IA world Of good decided to try II.
My Improvement since taking il has
been remarkable. I never have any
trouble from constipation. my rhcu-
matte pains have disappeared and
have been wonderfully built up in
every way. | enjoy my meals now
just the best kind and can do as
much work as ever could in my
life. never saw the equal of Tan
lac"
| Tanlac is sold in Richmond by Ira
gle Drug Co. and leading druggists
ADV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
CONFEDERATE VETERAN
DIES HERE At ACE OF 80
DIR. farrar. Chaplain for Twenty
Years at Soldiers Home,
Buried I'm Hollywoud

Dr John Micou t'arrar. chaplain for
ABOUT twenty years in the Confcd-
crate soldiers Home in Richmond.
di"d IN local hospital Tuesday at
IN" age OF 50 years. and was buried
Yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock in
hollywood Cemetery. Rev Aubrey
wilkins officiating. DR.. Farrar is
survived by four sons: William T.
rarrhr. dean Of Mercer University. in
Macon. Ca; r. l.. Farrar and Mercer
Garn"tt Farrar. of New York City. and
IL. NJ. Farrar. Of bridgeport. Conn
DIR. Farrar VAS "a native Of Abe
marie. Va. and was pastor OF BAPTIST
churches in that and Greene Counties
Tor many years. He was master
Mason and numbers prominent men
from throughout the state as his
friends. At the outbreak OF the War
fc,wc"n the states he was a student
md enlisted with Company T.. Eish-
t"cnth Mississippi student Rifles.
Bark dalc's Brigade. and was wound
ed on May 3 1863. at Chanc.lIorsviIlc
HIS wife. who died in 1897, was Miss
Anne Carter Eickcrs. OF Culpcpcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
THREE JAILED AND FINED
ON LIQUOR LAW CHARGES

PETERSBURG. Va. June ga
Nio!ators nf tho prohibition Ia VS. in
this city are SUI receiving sim pun
ishncn' at the hands of Judge Null
len In the IIustinSs Court Three
young white men, q. II. Lamb l..
Rodgers and w. j. Hobbs, pleaded
guilty today to the charge OF having
four pints Of whisky in Lambs auto
mobile, and all three drew s,in Jail
kscntcnces with fines. Lamb and
Pitodgcrs were sent To Jail for two
months, with a fine OF $50 each while
Hobbs received the same ine, but a
one-month Jail term.
The police are continuing their
crusade against bookkeeping and
moonshining, with the result that
hardly a day passes bu; what several
persons are hailed 10 Police Court for
having liquor In their possession.
Moonsh!n!nS had materially decreased
since the police started their war on
tho whisky evil, and rarely does any
one fall into the tolls of the law FOR
. manufa curing booze.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
.DODSON TELLS THE
HORRORS OF CAL0MEL
You Don't Need to Sicken,
GRIPPE, or Saliyate Yourself
10 Start Liver.

You're bilious sluggish. consti-
pated. You feel hcadachy. your stom-
ach may be sour. your breath bad
your skin sailow and you believe you
need vile. dangerous calomel TO start
liver ana bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your
druggist for bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone and take "A spoonful to-
night. II IL doesn't start your liver
and straiShtcn you right up better
than calomcl and without gripping or
making you sick. | want you TO go
back TO the store and get your money
Take calomcl today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and nau-
seated Don't lose day. Take Il
spoonful OF harmless, vegetable bod
SON Liver Tone tonight and wake up
feeling splendid. II is perfectly
harmless. so give IT to your children
any time. II can't salivate.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
BATTLE FOR HOUR IN CAROLINE
JAIL WITH DESPERATE NEGRO
Man Under Death Sentence for Brutal Attack on Aged
White Woman Attempts to Kill Officers When They
Seek to Remove Him to Penitentiary

prevented l.aSSiter from getting on
Tie outside. The desperate, duriu,.
his long hours or confinement had
ingcnIously constructed Il bIudScuu
OF sharp pieces OF steel from his cot.
wired on Il picc. Of broom handle
which mad. Il most deadly weapon.
IL" had also made - blackjack Of iron
bolts and nuts woven in a ne, mad.
from strips al bed clothing. The Of
hc"rS drew their weapons and mad,
several futile attempts to corner the
prisoner
Assistance was called in. hut added
force failed TO suJduc the negro. who
VAS armed with two dcath-dcaiine
weapons. The wild ;ufcian. actwccn
attacks, called out. My life. don't ne
long to INC. would just as lief
be Killed here as die in the electric
chair"
II seemed at one ;imc AS If the
negro would have to he shot; as u
large nunbcr OF men had been called
in. and all efforts TO subduc the pris-
oner had failed. i.assi,cr was nnaIiy
taken In hand ana securely bound
with hand and ankle cuffs. after he
had been dragged uD To the bars or
the cell with the aid Of long -handl ed
ice hooks. which were hookcd into
the flesh and limbs OF his body. The
performance lasted for over an hour
i.asSitcr WAS then taken to Rich
inoild where he Is now in the death
cell at the state prison.
II is said that petitioner to tho
Governor. which also bore a recon.
incubation from Juhg. Chichester
I.assit"r's death sentence 10 life i'm
prisonncnt may hc withdrawn. owing
to the dangerous character OF the
negro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
MRS. BRUCE SIMMONS
HURT IN AUTO ACClDEN T

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.
PETERSBURG, VA, June 90
When an automobile in which she
and party OF friends were riding.
turned partially over between this
city and Dinwiddic Courthouse last
night. Mrs. Bruce simmons. of Nor
folk. mother ~ :. Il Williams, promi-
mont business men of this city. Suf-
fcrcd a broken arm. she was caught
between the side OF the ear ana tho
cmbankmcnt. She is now in tho Pc
,crsburC Hospital and reported as
resting Well. The car was being
towcd at tho lime and in some man
ncr the tow line caught in the front
wheels. turning the machine against
tho cmban mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
TAX RATE
DECREASE ANNOUNCED
Levy Is Reduced From S2.IJ to 50
on Hundred Dollars of
Value

PETERSBURG. June 2a.-This city's
''% RAT" has been decreased from sal.
|" - per 500 Announcement Of this
was made last night At the big mass
meeting hc!d in the high school nm
Hrr Tho auspices OF the city Council.
''h"n tn" city's financial condition was
'h"r"uEhiN discussed ana the bulge;
lor The coming year explained.
city officials expressed disapnoint
mcnt that TN. reduction could no, he
greater. but the financial condition oc
the city AZ tho prcscn time was mn,
such as to warrant bigger en-, in
the tax rate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
LIGHTNING FIRES MILLS
IN AMHERST, LOSS $4,000

Special To The Times pispa
LfNCIBURG VA. June GA mill
belonging TO s. H. Turner at Prdier
Mills. Amherst County. was .struck by
lightning Sunday afternoon and de-
stroyed by fire. cntailing a loss Of
$4,000. on which there was no nsur-
ancc.
Two years ago Mr. Turner's home
was destroyed by fire. and during the
fire his wife became so excited that
she died IN IL short time. Along with
the mill between 100 and l2J bushels
Of corn was burned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Special to The Times -Dlspatch.I

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Observation-Disclosures, Jun. %
When county officers went TO the cell
IN the Caroline County Jail II, Bow
ling Green. in which Richard Lassi-
ter was confined. Il savage and des-
pcratc attack was made by the negro
who was awaiting the tim" he shall
pay tue death penalty for Il bruta;
assault upon and ROBBERY Of AN aged
white woman.
Lhssitcr has been sentenced t.
death in the electric chair by Judge
X. u. l.. Chichester in the Circuit
Court Of Caroline, tor beating. chuk-
ing and robbinS Mrs. Car.a -. Thorn
as. WIDOW Of the late French Thomas
on II lonely path near Claibornc's
Crossing. in Caroline Comfy. ON
April Il. l.assitcr. who claimed he
MAS from Murfrecshoro, y. G., was
captured shortly after the crime was
committed. and has since been con
fined in the county Jail at HowlIn;
Green.
Makes Attack on officer.
When sheriff 7. Il. Gill and Deputy
sheriff r. f. Borkcy went to Las
siters cell To take him 10 the State
for confinement in the
death cell to await the date of his
execution. the negro was Crouchcd in
one corner. AS Deputy Borkcy ad-
vanccd 10 place handouts on the
prisoner, he sprang forward ana made
"a vicious strik. with "a concealed
weapon. Mr.. Borkcy duckcd and
avoided the blow, which would In
all probability hav" killed him II ii
had landed. aud jumped back outside
Of the doorway Of the cell.
Sheriff Gill quickly pulled a lever
which controlled the cell door and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
make FAMOUS CAMP lee
DESERTED VILLAGE FRIDAY
hut Seventy Soldiers Will Remain
After Transfer of Troops to
Camp Meade.
MEN ENTRAIN TONIGHT
No Orders Received, However, for
Wrcc.iinG OF Ci.... ..-..>nt Where
Many Thousands We're Trained
to Defeat the Hun.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispa,ch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. June oe.--l'riday
|"orhihg VIII see Camp%.cc. the train
ing grounds for thousands OF Young
men from Virginia West Virginia ana
Ifehnsyivhnia In the world war. a de-
serted place and as stiil AS the fields
pciore the environment city sprang
UP In 1917. for over 900 Of the troops
now stationed there will then be on
'heir way TO Camp Meade. Md
Iher. arc now less than 900 sol
niers at the camp. following the de-
phrture several months ago Of tho
Forty-third ana Sixty-sccond Infantry
licSihente. but today official orders
Ferc received transferring 300 sol
Iiers to the Maryland camp
Preparations for their departure arc
now about completed and they will
|chtrain tomorrow night. going bv
special train to Richmond and then To
camp Meade. The troops transferred
are those comprising the Twelfth In
fantry and about three score soldiers
or detached duty.
only seventy soldiers will be ,cf.
|nt Camp Leo and none viii be lief,
TOT guard duty. Civilian wa,chmon
WIZ be employed to guard the build
knse and grounds. Captain T. Berg.
~ the quartcrnastcr corps. will dis
place Major Austin NJ. parJcc as camp
commander.
While the transfer Of the troops
VIII leave tho camp practically de-
serted. II does not mean, officials say.
the wreckine of the camp. No orders
Tor salvage work have yet been re-
ccircd. although the work OF shipping
inc vast stores of supplies In tn. biz
warehouse is still going on. These
orders were received some time ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Former Lynchhurr Resident Dies.

LfNCHBURG, VA. June %
Samuel Campbell. a former resident
OF this city. died recently in Rath-
finland, Ireland. where he was living.
native of Scotland. MIR Campbell
came here thirty-siN years ago TO
live, but after the death OF his wife
seven years ago returned to Scotland.
Later he married again and moved 10
ireland. He has the following chill
dren living: Mrs. William Gray.
Oglcsby. ILL.,; Mrs. Harry Arthur.
Gambler. Va; James Campbell Ma
toaka. w. Va: Mrs. Mary Bass. MiSscs
Jane and Helen Campbell. Of this
city, and Leslie Campbell, of ireland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Hurry Sch rycitzcr.

Funeral services for Harry
Sch""itz"r. 80 years old. who died in
Philadelphia Sunday. will be con-
Quoted from the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. -. Il. Baker. Icl1 Fourth Ave-
nue.. Highland Park. this afternoon at
o'clock. Burial will he in River
VIC" Cemetery. Mr. Schweitzcr
moved 70 Chester. Pa. five years ago
lie is survived by his mother. Mrs.
George Schwciizer. Of Philadelphia.
"a daughter. Mrs. 4. n. Baker. sister.
Mrs. q. L. Bailey and three brothers.
william SchwcitZcr. of F.aston. Pa
Howard Schweitzcr. Of Eas, Orange
y. j.. and George Schwcitzcr. Of West
hill. " ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
SWEET CLOVER CLUB BOYS
GIVEN CARLOAD OF LIME

AMHERST. VA. June 29--Thc
Amherst County sweet Glover Club
boys have just gotten aud applied tn
their lands ii carload of ground lime
stone, donated by the Virginia l.jnic-
stone t"ropration. located at Ripple
mead. II was through the efforts OF
The i.ynchburg Chamber OF Commerce
mat the boys were donated enough
seed for these demonstrations.
The county now has twenty sweet
clover club members under the dircc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
CAUSES NEGRESS' DEATH
LEARNING TO DRIVE CAR
pccial 10 The T!mcs-Disn;

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
DANNlLl.E, VA. June 20 Mrs.
Ruth Hannah. vino - driving the
automobile which SOU. time ago ran
over Caroline Tinslry. an aged ne
gross. who died from, her injuries. has
been rcarrcstcd. following Il session
of the coroncrs jury. Mrs. Hannah
is now under $1,000 bond pending a
preliminary hearing. Tho accident
happened when Mrs. Tanner was be-
ing taught how 10 drive an automu-
bile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Flanted Century,Moss Rose
Bush | Has F Inch Body

Special TO The Times Dispatch
I.TNcHBtRG. VA. June %
Walter Smith. owner Of Glover
Hit Farm. his ancestral home
near Lccsvillc. Campbell County.
has there q moss rose bush which
was plc nted by his patcrnai grand
mother. Mrs. stephen i. Smith. :,
century ago. when she went to tn.
plantation aH Il bride.
The bush not only outlivcd
Mrs Smith. but all Of her seven
teen children, and IL now has
main stem uf more than four
inches in d!ama,cr and spreads
over space about fifteen feet
square.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Mrs. Mnry virrinin u.arn.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. June 20
Mrs. Mary Virginia Hearn. 80.
widow OF :. p. Iiearn. died at her
home al Port Royal, Caroline County.
sunday Mrs. Hearn sustained Z,
stroke 81 paralysis six weeks ago
while visiting her da tighter. Mrs Will
liam Norman. in Richmond. She re-
turned to her home in Port Royal n
few weeks ago. She is survived by
three sons and seven daughters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Thomas IIcnrv unrri.on

DANNII.LE. VA. June 2?-The
funeral took place here Tuesday of
Thomas Henry Harrison. secretary OF
the Danville Warehouse Corporation
VINO succumbcd in a few days to the
bite OF an insect Mr.. Harrison was
II native of Caswell County. y. G.. be-
ing born in 1862
For many years he was clerk of
the Casweli County court. coming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Name Mos. Dnn,i,lc ,ud,,,r

I'NN HE. w, Juno 2?.-R. p
'hoss has been elected by the CITY
council as auditor and clerk of Tho
Council! I" succeed the late Rob.r,
Brydon w. +: Nash. assistant aldi.
tor. was candidate for the nos,,tn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
IL. q, Ncl,I,-

FREDERICK SBURC;. VA. Juno %
o. Webb il dead at his home. "A;
l.ignum. culp"ppcr County. of paral-
rsis in the sixty-siXth year OF his
age. Three children. Mr.. Randy and
Miss Rose Webb. of Lirnum. and r.
y. Webb. merchant at Jackson Mon
ument. SpotSylvania. survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA

ihpidan River al Madison MINIS re
Gently. He had been in bathing and.
after coming ont he rested on a rock.
from which Ii" fell into deep water
and lost his lif". The body VAS soon
afterwards recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30

her. about seven years ago aud ac-
ccptinE the position lie held AT tho
time of death. In 1898 he married
Miss Viola Vincent. who survives with
three children. Deloris. Pcnd.cton and
Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Loses life in Rnpidnn River.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June 20.
-Rudolph T.. Richards. of Madison
County. u years old. enjoyed a, n
] mhcr nlaMi. Mas lrnMncl IL III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30

DE barub5er al Daden, baB tie nidt
peroerbli1e 8iinbniiie eingeben, nnb
,oesbolb bat idon George @aibington
in 1einer beriibmten Mbidie0gotidaft
Dor iolden 8iinonilien geparnt, uno
feline Barnung lit beute nod 10 be.
rebtigt, mie iie Dor mebr ais bunoert
Sabren 1par. @enn Die 9eutib=Mme=
rifaner an 6ieler 8eburtstagsfeier
Ser Rep1rblif am nablten Montag,
Sen Gierten Sltli, ol1rh ebrlideS
0enfen 5,t ienem ebrliben Mmerifa=
nisml,s erlpade1, OaB es bie erite nno
rberlte Hflidt zines ieben am%erifaniz
i6en 8iirgers lit, gegen ale Mnidla>
ee auf 6reibeit, ginigfeit l1nO Srr6t=
lnligfeit 1T entibie0ener unO i6on<
%ungslpier @eile Stellung SIT nef-
men, oorn merOer lie Ben @eburts=
tag Ser &epublif in miiroiger 8eiie
feiern, un6 nnier berrlibes 2ano
miro 5ablrei6e Mdnner ouf5n1peilen
baben, Sic es ernIt nnb aufri6ttg nit
oen mobren Sbealen 1tn6 Ben 8rnno=
prin5ipien ser 8ereinigten Stoaten
metnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
l11inneiota

ct. Saul. - Das erite ser 0rei
geplanter biesiabrigen Sommerfe1te
bes Deutidtums bon ct. saul, oeren
grtrag fir oas Deutide Saus beitimt
lit, geitaltete 1ib am 5onntag in ie6er
9initbt 5n einem groBnrtigen @rfolg
Die 9eutiden Ser 3miQingsitabte
Mimeapolis-St. Yaul uno oeren
5reunoe batten it9 IN 56aren auf
0em SeitplaBe in SauerS Narf einge<
funoen. Sir 6aS jiingere golf biloe-
tie Der Ian5 6ie @auptattraftion. Gin
grobes 9rbeiter iorgte fir quite Mu=
.fif> eS mur0e gefegelt, @erloiungen
peronltaltet un0 fir guteS @lien nn0
!grfriidungen auer 9lrten Bis an Die
.@ren5e Ser @eietli6feit mar eben@
fails Gorge getragen. Gns nd6ite
u3entibe @auS" : Btcntc miro am
SuIi ltattfin0en. @ouDerneur
Hreus bon Winnei ota ber1petgerte am
Witttpod sic Mnsliefernng bon 6rau
WenrD N6ams BON Chicago, Die bon
Ben 8ebor6en bon Sainois pegen eli
rer Mnflage anf @%ntfibrurg ge=
miini6t miro. 5rau M0ams ioa fir3-
lib einem gemiiien 6ranf games $2,@
900 6afir be5ablt baben, 6oB er 1eine
@inpiqigung CUR Gerbeiratung iei-
ner Io6ter NIT Sobn MoamS, Dem
5obn Der 6rau, CAB. @pdter erbob
Games Mnflnge anf gntfiibrung 1ei-
ner Eodter. -@reibig nod nibt 5lt@
ion1mengeiebte Slltg5euge tpl1roen am
|Snm1tag beim 8rano bes meltltden
5l1g5engi91tppens ser Curtis Nortb=
me1t Mirpla11e GompanD, nabe ct.
Banl, Elm 9baub ser Slammen; Ser
|g6qben miro ouf $4,000 geiddtt.
Minneapolis. - 50. $. Grocer
mann, @ou5ugsiefretdr Ser Nortbmef
|Giol Sod Operators Miiociation, bat
iein Mmt nie0ergelegt, mie Montag
in Minneapolis a%ngefun6igt pur6e.
|@ein @iidtritt, 1pelder iofort in &raft
tritt, miro in elmer I'M Suli itattfin=
oenoen Giburg 6es Mnfiihtsrats err
0rtert peroen. Mls @rnnb fir Gro
bernrons &iidtritt ml1r0e angegeben,
ooB oie Dodeigentiimer nad nno na6
aus Dem 8erbano al1Streten, 10 6aB
bon le6s5ebn nur nod 11el1n Wfitglie=
ser iibrig geblieben iinb; ber 8erbono
mrrbe i'm Mdr5 1916 ms 2eben ge=
mi fen. @dbren6 BEG &riegS ipar @ro<
pern1an 8ertreter 6es Nor6mel tens in
Der 8nn6es= &oblefommiiiion. - M=
1olnte @ebor5ngnng bon &riegsbete=
ranen int 3ibilbienit mir0e fir oos
3ibil6ienit SDltem IN BEN Ser.
IStooten Elm idmerer Sdlag iein, tpie
|Sbomos 6. MnrraD, ober1ter Hril=
urrgsbeamter ser 3ibiloieni tfommif=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-30
Der SlmsR Ser bSicn Cat.

Die 1dlimmlten Seinoe guropas
bGtten nibt unbaltbarere 3uitanoe IN
Der alter @elt ibaffen f0nren, ais
oie StaatsmGnner Der Nuiierten, Die
europa cine nel1e, gliidlibe 3ufnnft
perlpraben, lie in @emeinidnft nit
SEM oantaligen 8raiioenten Wilion III
9aris gei6affen baden. Sic iino fir
aues l1nbetl bera11t1portlih, 0as felt
stbidlub 0es Observation-Disclosures iber
bic alte @elt gefommen lit. 9amalS
NOR bes Sltbels fem gnbe. Die golz
fer, glo11bten, nun iiber alle Griiblal
binmeg 51 iein. &offnungsfrob rl9=
teten iie lire 8lide IN Die 3nfunft,
bon ser lie gntidd0tgung fir alle Scot
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