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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

FOR SALE+--By owner, low price,
good terms. A ten acre home on
South Florida avenue. Good house,
extra choice land for grove and
crops. ALI cleared and fenced A
fine young grove. shrubbery and
fruit. A very desirable close in
property which VIII decrease in
value rapidly ana produce good in
47y IS re- |Pots E Y !;
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
ADVERTISING BRINGS RESULTS

FOR SALE-Used auto parts for all
makes of cars. 500 West Prospect,
A. Tonkel
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
SEE w. W. HODGE

at Robinson's old stable on Lake Mir
ror who has for sale several milk
cows, young calves and mules. Also
in the market for Ford coupe or
roadster.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

FOR SALE+TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Property consisting of four acres,
modern house, barn, servants quar-
tiers, tangerine grove, grapefruit
=, >, trees, some good trucking land
III Unincumbered, within city limits
ion East Morton Street Can ar
I range good terms. Inquire Cole
VI Jewelry Company, Lakeland, or
Il Henry H. Cole, Administrator, 301
n Stoyall Building. Tampa. Fla
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
SPECIAL BARGAINS

is l-2 acres best soil in Polk coun-
ty with lake front. Six acres planted
o oranges now two years old. Sew
tral acres of finest strawberry land.
Can sell you this at one-third the
price asked for adjoining property.
HERE IL A SNAP FOR SOMEONE
2 IL acre grove and truck farm in
side city limits, on asphalt street.
Good crop OF fine quality fruit on
recs. Skinner irrigation system
Good house, in excellent condition.
The property will subdiyide into 10
d double in value. See me about it.
It's bargain. 10
16 acre bearing grove on south side
# beautiful lake; over 1000 feet laka
frontage boat house. The quality o
fruit on this grove is unsurpassed.
Price only $4,000.
For trade acre grove, small house,
good well. Trade for Lakeland pro-.
erty of value $1,000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
W. L. LAW, REALTOR

CITY property, lots, homes, business
houses, anything you may want in the
city.
Farms, farm lands. truck farms, truck
lands, groves, citrus lands, etc.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
NOTICE

TO eli real estate dealers in Lake
land who nave my 10 acre grapefruit
grove listed for sale at Lake AMI
HiPhlgnds, Section s. Lot 3S Take
il off the market at price it has beol
listed, advance the price to $4,000
STEVENS NELIE
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
Fer SALE

II acre in city. good Groom ceiled
house; few young orange trees Good
GARDEN and strawberry land. $1,000.
10 down, or Will consider exchange
for six or seven room house fairly
close in. Wli pay difference values
considered.
7 lots South side, $500 10 $3.50.
Two 100-ioot lots all in trees. abou
3 years old, $500 each. 120-!5ot lot
with splendid modern bansa ow.
authenticated Desk, looHcase. dis
appearing beds, cabine $. &c, garage
and servants quarters, Young trees,
$4,000; oEe-third cash. or viii sell all
.or $4,000 ard give good terms.
MRS. y. 8. IVY. REAhTOR
1853 Dyches Bldg.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
Cur THIS GCT-IT
IS WORN MONEY

Cut this slip out, enclose with sc
AID mai it to Foley Il Co.. 25S5 Shef-
ie4dd Ave, Chicago. H.. wli,ing your
name and address, clearly. You will
receive II return trial package con
tanning Foiey's Honey and Tar Com
pound for cousins, colds aud Group;
Foley kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism. backache. kid
ney and N adder ailments; and Foley
@G'uar'i" Tablets. q who esoY,e and
.hore" 'Hly cleansing 4n:hagtic for
constira' on. biiousness. headaches
and sluggish bowels. Henley's Drug
store. adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

agent to represent
our firm in selling the drug and
Store trade Kee er Mate, the = e.
Gudh American Leverage Cur
firm has Eeen cstlJ i5hoa ever -
years, has over mil ion customers,
splendid and probable oPe ling for
right party. Address Charles e.
heeter Company. III Sou h Rome
$ rec, Tampa, Fla.
-------------------
WANfED-I want to help few
Lahe.aLd business concerns bal
ance their books before January
Is, BY paying what | owe them and
This matter together with oilers
figured on will require 100000 for
one year al 10 per cent. VIII give
FIRST class morris sage on Su ces
Avenue home or country property
worth twice amount. Joe Wilder,
ph. ne los Red.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
c. T. BLAND
BEST BUY WE KNOW OF
Room q, Telegram Bldg,

GRONE-HOME-16 acres. IS acres
grapefruit and Valencias, bearing. Ii
acres years cid. Good house With
modern conveniences. miles frorn
Town, on asphalt road House insur-
ed for 100000.
GROVE-20 acres. Heaviest pro:
Queer in Polk county. $33,50000 for
fruit on trees for combined croHs
1919 and u.
GEOVE-40 acres extra large 2
year old over on the Ridge" near
Frostproof. Asphalt road on two,
sides. Best buy in that section.
5000 90 per acre. Will sell 10, 20. 80
or ~ acres. Terms or per cent OFF
.Gr G sh.
= LAND-4O acres adjoining
by" grove at 100000 per acre.
',;f LAND-S0 acres. 40 acres
ard. Lake on one corner.
E"T - - acre. One-fourth mile
rs la lOou. one nile rom
o'tn q Crooked Lake This cannot
be be- in that section.
CIT PROPERTY? YES,
HENDERSON BROTHERS
REALTORS
Room s, First Ntional Bank Bldg.
Bus. none. 77o Res. 10 Green
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
TODAY'S BEST BET

81 acres. one mile from city limi 5
on good road; about "a acres in grove,
Balance fine land for cirrus and gen
cral farming; most OF 4 aise. dy un
DIR cultivation. Lots 81 farm innie-
nents. tools, corn, hay aud her
pair Of mules and every
ching reedy to- farm on good scale,
1000 boxes iruit on trees; all for
SEQ 0GG. reasonable terms.
100 Other Listings TO Select From
Hetherington & HclwOrtky
Insurance and Real Estate
Room RaymoI do Building over Gales
JeweiIy Store. Phone 80
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
KAUFMANN- HALDEMAN co.
EVENING TELEGRAM BLDG,
Lakeland, Fla.

FOR SALE
= acres cleared, fenced two small houses
Somc orange trees. IL miles from city
limits. - mile from hard road. The land is
fine for general farming AM trucking. IN
IDEAL place for a dairy We are Offering this
farm for short time at a bargain price
Of $S10O per acre
40 acres - mile from city, ON hard road,
mi I'd AT sJO.O0 per acre
100 ar'eS. IL mde from city. fronts on hard
road. S4N.O0 per acre
These farms are well located and worth a
great deal more money. Let us show You these
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

Diamond out of setting. Lib.
erll reward. Phone III. 2i7 South
NasSachuse. s.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

Young ladies TO enter training
school for nurses al St. Catherine $
Hospital. The hospital and the
training school are incorporated.
For further information address
The superintendent,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

NOTICE TO THE YOUNGSTERS

For a week we will sell you ice
cream cones for 5 cents each Ennis
Pharmacy and Tea Room, log North
Kentucky Ave. Phone 749. adv
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

MISS RUTH SMITH
St. GATHERINGS Hospital. 1915
Walnut street. Jacksonville, Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20

= Multigraphing. Type
written letter reproduced in any
quantity. Good work Moderate
prices. Methodist Publishing Co,
205 East Lime Street, Lakeland,
I Fla
White lady wants ironing
Z and ho1Re cleaning BY the day. sos
srie qw Xofk AYehus. Phone
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-20
Big Four Real Estate Co.
Van Huss Building
Phone 764
THE BEST YET
80 DAY OFFER

~ Hl1 VI tEH
10 acres high. rolling citrus land
rot one waste foct Located IL
miles nor h of Lakeland in the best
citrus section of Pork Co. Fronts on
15-foot asphalt road near beautiful
Lake Gibson. A real buy for 81 ,00o.O
Terms
Seven-room furnished house in
DiXieland on Success Ave Large lot
fruit trees. garage. etc Finest loca-
lion in Lakeland Will s II unfur-
"ishrd if desired. Price, $10,000.oO
Terms.
Groves, Farms. Business Chances
and Investments.
WILLLAMS INVESTMENT co.
Suite 202 Dane Bldg. Phone ISIS
|. Dale Wi liams, c. H. Williams,
Pres. Tr1aS
Walter r. Williams, J. c. Williams
V. Pres. Atty.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
3nr bentiden 1tnterridts Srusc,
(giugeion0t.)

Mit ginmiQi9ung 6eS &ebofteurs
llnb SerIatb bes Scrrn @cnrD Bod
moftcn mir bier 5l,r Ri6tigiteqilng
Der noeuti6en ltnterri1ts. Srage"
inns iobiel erpioern 6aB es Dem
SduIrotb ser 9iItrift.S dule nidt
am 8iIen febIte Sen oeilti6en I'm
terriht nieoer in Ser 6ffentli6er
SfllIe ein%8ufiibren, ionbern an Sc.
%Gegenbeit. 9ct oc1n borberri1enben
Wangel an guten 2ebrtrGften mltBte
Der S6ulratb in erItcr Civic oafiir
iorgen Dob er sic fir 6te offentlide
SduGe erforberGi6en 2ebrfr1fte fan6.
Die Sen bonn Itaotli6en Gr5tebltngs-
9cportement geItellten %@rforbernii.
len g~cniigter. Infer Sen @pplitan.
ten befnnben iid 5tpei %2ebrerinnen,
mcl6e in Ben @lemcntar. Gloiien ben
oer,ti6en ltnterridt bielleidt iiber.
nebmen fonnten, bod ba fir sic
iibrigen brei Glaiien feline 2ebrer at
getpinnen fpnren, fpel6e Ben oert.
iden l1nterrtdt bGtten peiterfitbren
fonnen, tp1re es berIorene 2iebes.
milbe un6 3eitbergeu6ling geneien,
bel sem I9g.S 6iitcn nit benz 6elt.
i6cn llnterridt 81 begtnnen obne
ben unterridt in Ben iibrieen orei
Glaiien peiterfiibren gu fonnen.
S6on Dor 6em &riege. ols oas
0elltihe nod nift 10 ber96nt mar
al8 mie nGbrenb bes 9ricges, no es
bon BEN NotibiTten uno Sdieber.
patriOten ais lanoesberrGtberii6 be-
5eifnet mur6e, Elm 0elltides @ort 81
reben ODER gar Den oeliti6en Inter.
rtNt 3lt D"efllrlnorteft, mas es ,tets
nit 9roBen Sdnierigteiten perbun.
Sen 2ebrer at finoer, sic neben Dem
cngliiden old Sen beuti6en Inter.
rt6t gu ertbeilen I'M Stan6e tparcn.
umio idtpteriger lit es iest, foIfe
2ebrfrGfte 8u fin6en.
Sn Grbetrodt 6es umItonoes,
OaB Sic 9iirger cine 8onoonlcibc
i'm 8etrogc bon $4,000 fir sic Gin.
fiibrl,n9 zines S~ei5lngs. 1,nb Soni.
tGtSsS pItents ioiuie fir an6ere Ser.
beiierungen am S6ulgebGltoc Scr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
81 o 3 II 5.

@eboren. ont 6. WGr5, benz @be.
paare SOB. Sucrner uno @attin Elm
S0dterden.
9m 8%oGmionttoq fonb In Der III.
tberiiden Stride 0abier bie gonfir.
nation f~oIeen6er &inber Itott: 8ioIa
&orltcOt, Serene Scibbrinf, Otto
Seibbrinf uno IGfre6 @ebmeper.
S. 8. &iefc rciitc Iebtcn 0onners.
tag in @eidGften na6 ct. 2ouis.
SScor 6. Soritmonm ipltroe Iebte
@ode on Dos &ronfenhett Ieines
Soters, 6reo SorItmonnt bon Route
1, gerufen.
Sral 2ouis &octbemcDer meIhe
habier IN ser 8obnung ibrer Sdne.
Itcr, Srau 8iermonn, fdper erfronft
oarnieoerlic9t, bcfiroct Iid nod i'm.
nler INT trtttlcbcn 3u1tonoe. Sbre
Sodter, Srolt Geo. 8ieIe, bon G6i.
co8o fom borigc @ode bier6er Inn
Die SHUTTER berpfIegen 81, beIfen.
Sn Ser GerIommGi1ng bcs 90. 6.
Nfiiiions-G ereins belt Srol Is. ".
S6miNt cinen b0dit intereIiontcn
@ortrog iibcr bos &benro, rtpie fam
cine 6ral Dem @ottcn iih oGs iuobre
@cbilIfe erlpeiien," Die nG6ite Ser.
iontmlrng bcs Gcreins mirb om
Sreitog Nadmittog, ocn 1. apri[,
I%tattfinocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
.Seute Gbar.6 reitag,
-Nm Counting Sic id,0nc Otter.
feier, NnS Teit ser auferitebung.

-Nm Counting Sic id,0nc Otter.
feier, 0nS Geit ser auferitebung.
--MObcrt @ruebbcl, Gin bcfnnrtcr
@eidGft2mnnn bon Nelp @abell, uno
Sfpnger %rnicrcr Ntitbiirger, Scrlrg
uno GniI Shud, lit om 10. M6r3
in ct, 2ouis, i'm SoipitaI, mo or eli.
ncr Operation u~ntcr5ogen ipitroe. &C,
itorbcn. Gr binterIGBt feline 8attin.
frilber SRI. gbriItine @eflnunn non
hicr mo iiebcn &in6cr; bier aus er.
tier Che nit SRI. Sophia S6rf,
ebenfnIIs bon Sernann, lr0 6rei
ans 5lpeiter gbe.
-@. Q. uno q. G.. Goe6tmolm.
pOn GbamoiS, befanoen ii6 OieIe
ISOLDE tltr5e 3eit bier gum 8riltd,
ibrcr Gltern, Iug. Goeotmom u1t0
@ottiit.
-Sermann ur6 Scnrp 2abmcper
uno Sent Sobenitreet, bon gGono,
itattetcn letter Gicnstae unIcrcr
Stoot cinen @eidGftSbciud ab.
STRAIT 8m. 9iItbeD nnO Sobn
8olloce, bon Berger, befonocn Iidl
an 0ienStog gum @eiu6 bon Ser
%tunnoten bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
W. T, Lockwood
3O0llar5t
nj II, w o..
Office Der SeoplcS Daut geeeniiber.
Sffice-8bone Scr. s.
@obnung-Sbone 4r. 800
nj n, 81 o.

6euti6en ShuIe beidloiien, fiiblt
iid Der 9iItrtft.8oarb beranloBt at
beridtigen. BOB Ser 8ertroe ben Ser
uenglii6e" noer StItrift.8 oar6 nit
6em 6elttifcn SduIratbe betreffs
Der &o6ttng oes S6uIgrbG1loeS ob.
idloB nidt MIR oltf flint Sabre Ialt.
tet, ipie Serr Sod in Ieinem Il1frl1fe
an Die 8iirqer obre mcitere @rfI1.
ring anoelltet, Ioi1oern oltf flint
Sabre, NIT Dem BribiIegium Der
SerlGn9crung bcS S%crtroge8 oltf mel.
tere $ermine bon je flint Sabren
inter benieIben 8ebingungen o6er,
I'M engliiden 8ortGorlt, nie foIgt:
"For the term of five years from
the LIST day of May 1920 with privil-
eye of extension of this lease for
successive terms of five years upon
the same terms"
8tr glallben bieic grflGrung be.
treff8 BEG 8o6tbertroges Sen 8iir.
germ idulbig gu iein.
Ser Oiitrift. 8oor6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
6 Ba~rlotte.

Die S6uIe IN 9iitrift 90. 40
miro morgen ibrc SdIuBfeicr ob.
Dalten.
8cuj. 8ebmeper uno @attin Iino
Ieste ISOLDE Die eIiifIiden gltern
eines milntercn S0bndens gemorocn.
Ser &e9cn ser in Ser Iettcn
Sonntog Hadt fieI, mar Elm iebr
millfommener itnO bat bic Safer,
Iaot iinO 8ei5enfeIber iebr erfrii6t.
Die @itelieber BEG 8iieman
6arm Clubs perben am Somstaa
abeno I'M SduIbauie Elm Gie.Glip.
per peronItalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

Der Commercial Club miro
filnItigbin feline regeImGBigcn Ser.
IonEnlltngel an crIten Wittrpo6 ie.
NcS MonotS in ser gitp San abbol.
ten.
'&tlcOigcr's Sa85 Or6eIter miro
nit befantter SirtuoiitGt ms
rEepp" 0ie @htiif 5t Dem am Otter.
npntug in Smiths Soil Itottfin0en.
Oen Ian5bcrgmi9en Iiefern.
-Sobn Slid, iuclfer mebrerp
Nonnte in Ser R1be bon StoIpe bel
icinen a~ngeGorieen pertpciIte, lit Ict.
ten Monta9 mieber nod Sebron, &c.
GofOta, 5uriif gefcbrt.
-Scrnton galtnItarf IGbt ol1f
Ieincm fiir6lid bon @uItoD Gbcrlin
criporbcncn @rl1n6Itiif oil Ser weitl.
6. 5traBe Elm i60neS @obn9oltS I'M
Jog, .@un9ololpsS til" erriftcn.
.. 6. Ricf mar Iette @o6.
mebrcrc Gage in @eihGften IN ct.
@Uui5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

. 8rciic pic Dor Dem &ricge ulli
ale Sdube. @rbeitsidube iiir
MGnner $3.50 bis $3.50. Seincre
Sd,tbe fir @Gnner 1926 bis $G.75
S6Icnoer Shoe Storc.
-Yngeii9ts Der nieOeren @ier-
prciie itebt SIT eripartcn OaB ser
SiterGnic nG6itcn Somtog fleiBigcr
9egcn miro al2 lett piclcu Sabrrn.
-gSm. &ifer un0 9[lb. &losSncr,
BON GotSOom, bcgleitctcn letter.
0icnStog @nItcr SritnocbIer bierDer
poit mo- aus 2etterer nad aroro.
81, rCiitc nm Dor ieiner lleberiico-
hing nod SegrCninc, Canada, lei
mem oortpobnboften @ruber cingn
@eiudl ab5uitatten.
-2Sm Soffncre Soipital oobicr,
wrlroe lcsten Sonsta9 SRI. S, Co
morb8. BON Mcaittrid, luesen 9Iiu0,
NorncntSiinol,ng ciner Speration III.
tcr3ogen.
*9eIuft Sen Dffentli6en gu6re
lu10 0on an Ibeno bes OItermontag
in ser Gon5ertbaIle. 9egim Oe8
SpiclcS I'm baIb s llbr.
-@altcr u. 9ou uno 8ottill,
non Snoepcnoence; Gbos. @rni uno
@nttin, bon 9iion, &anIas; 6ro,l
Senrp 9rodma,rL bon Sigh Sin,
80, uno Srau &atie 9ltrfbart uttb
Sodter, bon Teo 9rto, Sn., fomen
lcttcn 0onnerstog bier burd altf ser
&eiIe mad Gotsbam be9riffen Inn
BORT Der 9eerOigung hires @erpun0.
ten, be8 BERT. Gbmltn6 6. 9ou, bel.
5lltpobnen.
-Sn SoI9e bes .&eeens pGbrcnO
Der letter Sonntog Nndt mar sic
Sirlt Greet 10 bod angeidmolcL
boB crit AM Montag Ra6mittoQ
6ltbrrperfe CO magen 6urften Sen
Bad SIT frea5en.
Sim OItermontag finoet mad.
nlittags int @roeeidob ser ct.
8oltls. Stride Elm bonn Sro,tenbercilt
DeronitoItctcs aoffce-& rGnaden ftntt.
Sra, &obt, 8alfer befanS iid
lctte ISOLDE gum 8eiu6 ibrer Sc
i6miiter lno moerer 8ermonoten IN
2ouis.
-Sreo 9oel1ner, BON GRIT GrCet,
reiItc letten 0ieustog mad &lemne.
Soiuo. poicIblt er ldngere 3eit al
itGotiihen @oltumtcrnebmen bei66i-
tigt iein miro.
-4uguit @ppriQ un0 8ottin, bon
@iIiomt, DO, famcn lettc ISOLDE
bierber gum 8eiud Ser @lterrl Der
6rou 9(ppriG, 60. &Iott un0 @attill,
BON Sirit Greet, iowie anberer Ser.
man6ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

-Gllll U. Slllon lollroe leBten
Sonutog bon ieiner @attin nit Ell.
mem G6dtcr6en beidcnft.
-Srnu emma Odsner unb Sobn
WcIbtne febrtcn Ietten Sonntag bon
ct. 9oiis srriid, mo 2esterer I1rge.
re 8eit iid inter 1r3tIi6er 8ebonO.
ling bcfnnS, pcgen elmer Serlebuuq
oie CT Ii6 bel eincm IIttomobiG.l I'm
fou Dor mebreren @onaten 5l19cso.
gen bnttc.
-Ioitpr 6. ~. ellis, bon ser
bieiigcn SO. 6. Stride, befaro IiG
Ictten Somtn9 in Mt. Sterling mo
or Den @ottesoicnIt in Ser oortigen
sc. 6. Stride Ieitctc.
Strait Geo. &ottboff ncrpeilt ger
~genpdrtie IN 8Iono Inn ibre @1ltter,
Srau 81. s. Sfoltbp, au berpflcgcn.
neIde ernItIid crfronft lit.
-Srib &lrcggc, bon @op, fam
Ietten Samstog CUR Gtaot Inn cine
2abung Cement nod ietner Sarm
81 b%efOroern, silm @n,t zines Sc.
trcibeipeiders.
Clarence Meber fam Iebten
Sonntog bon ct. Souls bierber TIM
cine ISOLDE bel iciner Wlltter, Strait
Gbriitina @eper ltnb on6eren Ser.
~luanbten al berneilen.
-@. ., gopb, Sofion Smith
nno Cigar Smith, bon OmensbilIe,
uno Sans 3idelion, bon &irfmoob,
befanben ii6 Ictten Somstaq bier
ltm @ei6Gfte I'M @o6Ia6eeri6t 81,
erle6igen.
-SrIs. emma un6 CLARA 8eaoIo,
bon Nc&ittrid, befonoen ii6 lebten
SumStag bciu6sueiie in unierer
Stoot.
sos. gnacIbredt ,unb @m.
Weper, bon CHARLOTTE, ipnren letten
Snmstag bier, bon no aus 2etterer
na6 Ilma, 800, reiIte Inn ieiner
BORT mobnbaften SdneIter einen 8e.
ilt6 ob5uItotten.
Otto Hellbelier reiIte Ietten
Sreitog no6 Blottsmortb, 0cbr.,
u1t cine SteIle olS Stettermann o1tf
Sem 0ampfboote gaItolia anal,tretcn.
Ger 9ampfer Sobn Sednom
miro NIT n66iter 8ofe b~ceinneno
mieoer re9eImaBige Sabrten a,lf benz
0ttiioltri MAIDEN unb 3por 5tuiiden
st. 2oltis uno Sefferion Gitp.
Strait Com. 6. Don, bon 8ots.
Oam, unO 0eren Soter, s. SO. 8uif.
mann, bon Ban, lporen Ietten 9iens.
ta9 bier lint @eidGfte I'M NofloBgc.
ridt bctreffenb 6es 9o6loiies 6es
BERT. @otten Ser Tro1t 9oQ, ait er.
le0igcn.
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troltt.
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gum 9cinh ibrcr @utter, 6rult 9p.
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9oeuf Greet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

8rciic ME Dor Dem &ricac nrli
ale Sdube. grbeitsidube iiir
MfGnner $3.50 bis $3.50. Seincre
S6ube fir @Gnner 1926 bis $G.75
S1Icnoer Shoe Gtore.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-25
BELT FASTFEELS DE VALERA WILL REJECT BRITISH. PRQPQsAL
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BELFASTLJ July 24-The belief ap- pears general in Belfast that Eamon de Valera, the Irish Republican lead CT. will not accept the terms of the British government for settlement of the Irish question. which fall short of the Republican ideal
 It may be assumed that the out standing feature of the government al offer is fiscal control, which im- plies dominionism for Ireland outside the six north counties, and unless spe- cial provision is made to the con- trary 1t is believed likely to prove the strongest lever for forcing Ulster to join with the southern parliament.
 The prospects, so Tar as actions may be judged, are not disconcerting to the northern cabinet. It is gen. erally believed here that the Ulster government has received the most positive guarantees from the British prime minister. Lloyd George
 Meanwhile the authorities are talk ing advantage of the truce to restore matters to a normal basis. The North Donegal railroad, which it is thought would not be repaired for weeks. all ready is in operation and orders have been given on the shortest notice ito re-start the Glenties line tomorrow.
 May Mcgowan, a 13 year old girl who was shot in the recent riot died here yesterday. She was the twenty second victim of the disorders.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-25
GIGANTIC bOOzE
 COMBINE BACKED
 BY FORE|GN AND .D0MESTlCEuNDs
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NEW YORK, July 24-Foreign and domestic capital aggregating millions of dollars, is supporting a conspiracy to violate the Volstead act by running cargoes of liquor into various ports of the United States, in a fleet of sailing vessels of British and foreign registry, it was charged today by Leroy w. Ross, United States dis trict attorney of Brooklyn.
 With the seizure yesterday of a sloop attempting 10 discharge con traband cargo on the Connecticut port. and the amplification of the governments enforced facilities along the Atlantic coast, Mir. Ross has been placed in virtual charge of prohib- itive operations at the port of New York.
 Should any of these people be ap- prehended, I shall charge them, under the feder.l conspiracy law, and if convicted they will become liable to sentences of two to five years in prison,' MT. Ross said.
 Elliott Rapp, collector of customs. Atlantic City, declared tonight that a mysterious three masted schooner is lying off Atlantic City, but that when revenue officers went out to her this afternoon they found she was beyond the three mile limit. MT. Rapp also said a large steamer. which has been lying off Atlantic City for sev- eral days and which was suspected of having a cargo Of contraoand liquor, weighed anchor yesterday and disappeared. He added that the ship had signalled ashore Hay down your money. and come and get it.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-25

profitable markets can the cotton grower materially. increase the quality and quantity of his output and that unless so assured there is no incen- tive to cotton production and he must turn his attention to other crops"
 The list of officers elected as an nounced by the Guardian:
 President, Lord Emmott Gre elect ed); joint treasurers, Sir James Hope Simpson and Mir Irving Bullard, sec retary, Mir. Frank Nasmith; vice pres idents,. Fuller F. Galloway (U.S.A.), !, Count Jean de Hemptinne (Belgium) F. Holroyd (Great Britain). Dr. V Klumpar (Czecho- Slovakia), Henri Manuel (France), O. J. Morch {Nor- way), G. Mylius Qtaly. J. Rousma : niere (U.S.A), J. Syz (SwitzerlanO Lieut.. Col. '. J. Shute (Great Brit ain). H. P. Taviera (PortugaD, with representatives to be appointed by Sweden and Spain; executive com mittee, F. A. Hargreayes, L. $. Bache, A. K. Barnes, A. J. Draper, A. Eos ter, G. l.. Gilmore. T. N. Grant, H. M. Gibson, J. Barber Lomax, A. Greene Duncan, Dwight E. Heard, R. l.. Man ming, J. s. Nuttall, F. A. Tomlinson. R. Worswick and representatives of ln- dia and Egypt.
 While abroad MT. Heard has omit ted nothing that could be done to serve the long staple cotton industry