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The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-29
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

ihe V" Dehiilah Auto Company received and unloaded today a ear containing three Ford touring models two roadsters and one sedan wbiot the company will have on displav ot their showrooms on West Main street.
 10c dress gingham at Sample Sboa Store.
 Mrs. Alfonzo Wilson went down to Emmet this morning to attend tbo bedside of her sister, Mrs. Holm Crumby, who is seriously ill.
 Get copy of the May Ladies Home Journal. Jack Johnson, Newsdealer
 J. J. Freeman, owner of the Free man Sample Shoe Stores, was among the business visitors to Prescott to- day. The local branch is in charge of James Stark.
 Another bargain window for Satur- day, April 30th, at Nelson Jewelrv store. 28d2
 Miss Sallie Moore of Emmet. who has been here the past week visiting Mrs. Wat W. White, returned home today.
 Miss Elizabeth Hamby, who has been under treatment at the Park Sanitarium, is recovering rapidly and was removed to her home yesterday.
 H. H. Higgason of Ozan, former Prescott merchant, is among the vis- ltors to the city today.
 The friends of Evy Ward will be glad to learn that he is resting nicely today and is on the road to recovery. MT. Ward was injured Monday when a chute at the gravel pit north of Prescott fell on him.
 MT. and Mrs. Thos. c. McRae, Jr., i returned this morning from Little Rock where they visited their par ents, Governor and Mrs. Thos c. Me | Rae. Mr. McRae also attended the Arkansas State Bankers Association convention.
 If your wealth more valuable than your health. Lend a hand in raising 1 the fund for the anti-malaria survey. |
 Ardine was not really angry with me but there was a slight chill in the | air, nevertheless.
 "Will you have lemon or cheam, with your tea ?" she asked.
 'I prefer it with peach. I'll stand pat, dear" l answered.
 "You don't thing that's good joke? Eat So? We'll, how's this one?"
 Ardine smiled and the air cleared. I moved over and took the peach on my lap I kissed the peach Do you like lemon with a peach? asked. { Ut suits me to 'T'," she replied. { And that's the best l can do in these moist days of prohibition.-Car- toons Magazine. ;
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-29
Headlines

HedQllneS
 Magnetic Healing" passed this morning regulating its practice. Drank lemon extract.
 Little Rock 4, New Orleans 3.
 Farmers Union has not abandoned the idea of building a warehouse in Prescott.
 Just the same as usual-Although the heads of the three banks of our city were out of town yesterday, the business of the institutions was con- ducted just as usual At the Bank of Prescott, Thos. c. McRae, Jr., the assistant cashier, handled matters with the air of veteran. Judge A. M. Denman assisted Wren Scott at the Citizens Bank, while Oscar Cor don, the veteran cashier of the Ne vada County Bank, will have no trou- ble striking balance tonight.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-29

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The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-29

The Presbyterian Brotherhood of the Presbyterian church of this city IS called to meet at the Presbyterian church U. s. tonight at 8 o'clock. Everybody invited.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-29

County Surveyor Hugh White wa a visitor to the city today.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-29

Miss Lizzie Christopher entertained last night with domino party.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-04-29
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15
DIMMICK

Lee Cogdal W. a recent visitor
near Utica,
Charles Robinson attended meet.
ing at Ottawa last weck.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15

t,nded the tenth anniversary Of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Hoosicr
Mrs Jake Reuter- was Troy
Grove visitor Tuesday.
Quito number Of young people en-
Dyed themselves at party At the
nome OF George Smith on Monday
GiSht. Games and music were enjoy
cd by all present, Miss Eleanor Fuut
sian won first prize and Elsie Cogdal
won first and second prizes IN thu
milk essays IN Dimmick township.
James Casey Of Peru was Il Tuesday
visitor in our midst.
Mrs, William Martin of Arlington
lad her tonSils removed at the Poo
Pies hospital Tuosday
Mrs William Murphy and son En-
nett returned to Troy Grove after q
| few days visit at the MahGr home
LAST Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John
| Brown OF Waltham discovered 8eyora
/ spotted addcr3 in their field The,
killed them and went a little iarthcr
/ and saw some more. They then wen
70 an old cotton wood tree where the,
had their nest and killed tiftysCyel
young and old ones. It Is presume,
that they have been congrcgatin
there for the past two years.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15
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Sevcnty.dye young people attended
a private dancing party given by the
members of St Francis Dramatic club
last nicht az Commercial hail. The
room was beautifully decorated with
Il red and white color scheme
Orchestra music was furnished Tor
dancing from to - o'clock During
the evening iayors and whistles were
distributed. and serpeutiue steamers
and confetti were given TO the dancers
which added greatly to the enjoyment
of the occasion F1pe was served
turnout the evening
g, G %
The members of the American
Legion are getting alonl nicely with
the preparations for their home talent
play The Jollies Of 1922 which viii
be presented on December 10 and ~,
at the Gayety theatre The play viii
be staged by about fifty people of OF.
tawa The committee is now busy
selecting the talent, and expect to
have them all ready 10 commence re-.
hersals on January 3rd The play
will be directed by Joe OF Chicago.
Two hunded people attended the
supper which was served last night
I'm the parish house by the ladies of
Christ Episcopal church. \ very sue.
eessful Christmas bazaar was held
during the afternoon and evening \
large sum of money was cleared by
the supper and the bazaar All kinds
OF attractive hand made Christmas
gifts. which had been made by the
ladies' Of the church, were disposed Of
- ~ g.
The members of the War Mothers
society and all fathers and mothers
who had sons in the World War are
invited to an apron party at the Amer
can Legion rooms on Friday night at
5 o'clock. There will be q program
refreshments, and general good
time for everybody.
= s, Z,
A number of Ottawa young people
are planning to 60 to Sandwich to.
night to attend dance at the coli
scum in that city Orchestra music
will be furnished throughout the ev
ening for dancing. The general pub
lie is invited to attend.
!. !: .
Mrs. George W. Farrar will enter
tain the ladies' Of Christ EDiscopa
parish on next Wednesday Afternoon
from to ) o'clock. at an iniorma
tea at her home on east Main street.
. . .
Mrs. James Flynn will entertain
the members of her "Bunco Club" to
night at her home on Columbus street
Red. black and white decorations vii
be used thruout the house.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15
ONE DEAD; SCORES
ARE INJURED WHEN
|. c. TRAINS collide
susuRBANS sIpESWlPE AT THlR.
TIETH STREET WHILE RUSH
HOURS ARE oN-ENGlNE RIPS
THRU SIDE OF COACH.

Chicago, Dec. l5.-An engine crash
cd into crowded coach on an Illinois
Central suburban train last night dur
ing the rush hour in freak collision
at Thirtieth street.
One man was killed and scores
were injured, many seriously.
The first coach Of the South Chica'
20 express, leaving Randolph street
at $40 o'clock, left its trucks just be
fore the Thirty.frst street station was
reached. The train was travelling
forty miles an hour.
The trucks bounded down the right
of way as the coach swayed, held by
its couplings. Then the coach was
thrown into the path of north-bound
train.
As the eninge ripped through the
side of the coaci passengers were
thrown from their seats and lights eN'
tinguished The impact bounced the
coach back into line with the other
cars as the trains jolted to a stop
Men and women fought their way TO
the doors.
Word was flashed to the police and
ambulances we're rushed from the
Cottage Grove, Stanton avenue and
HYDE Park stations.
Many of the injured had been car
ried TO the Michael Reese Hospital, a
block from the scene, before the
police arrived. Passengers aided in
tho work of rescue
Others were taken to Mercy Hos
pital, the Illinois General Hospital
and the Wesley Memorial Hospital,
while dozens who suffered minor
hurts were cared for by physicians in
the vicinity.
Other hospitals prepared for pos
sible overflow.
Most OF the injured we're taken to
the Michael Reese Hospital, and the
corridors we're crowded with men and
women nursing their injuries. Some
of the women were hysterical. Those
found to be seriously injured were
later taken to the Illinois General
Hospital, while many were allowed to
go to their homes.
Passenger Tells Story.
AHlOIlR L0OSb WHO dIutu Ill tllt res
cue work we're r. E. Barr, vice presi.
dent of the Great Western Coal Com
pany, and ]. F. McKeon, a business
man with Offices in the Mccormick
Building. Mr. McKeon told an eye
witness story Of the crash
"'The first indication we had of the
impending crash was when the coach
began to sway crafty from side tC
side.
For a moment there was con
fused picture of swaying bodies.
braced myself. Then came the
crash"
Mr.. McKeon had as his guest vii
liam Mees, president of the lnterna
tional Credit Association of Java
whom he was taking home for din
ner They became separated in the
crowd and Mr.. McKeon later appealed
to the police for aid in finding hi
friend.
Delays Rush Hour Traffic.
Traffic was delayed for more thai
an hour during the busiest time o
the day while wrecking crews labor
ed to clear the track.
The South Chicago train operates
on an express schedule. 1t is mad,
up by three coaches and an engin,
and is nightly jammed with loo,
workers,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15

The annual election OF officers OF
nlini camp. No. 45l. was held last
night in the Maccabees hall, The
meeting was largely attended, num-
Der of out of town members of the
organization being present, The fol
lowing officers were chosen TO serve
during the coming year:
Oracle-AIrs. Bridget Maloney
Vice oracle-Mrs. Clara Carroll
Past oracle-Mrs. Mary Conway.
Chancellor-Mrs Clara Meyers
Recorder Sara Day
Receiver-Mrs. Cassie sullivan.
Marshal-Mrs Ethel Armstrong.
Inner seutincl-Mrs. Mary Dough
erty.
outer sentinel-Mrs. Carrie Muir
ply.
Pianist-Mrs. Edith Hetrick.
Manager for three years-Mrs.
Mary Berndt.
Physicians p ] Clune, DR. +,
p. Hathaway and Or. 5 +. Parr.
The newly elected officers will be
installed at a joint installation with
the officers Of the Modern Woodmen,
on Jan. %. at Maccabee hall, AZ the
close Of the election a business SEES
sion was held, and refreshments were
served.
The members Of the Ottawa
Woman's Club will hold their annual
Christmas party for the inmates OF
the La Sale County Home, on Satur
day afternoon. December L. at the
home. A program will be given, ano
the home will be decorated in Christ
mas green's All the Ottawa women
who are making cakes for the party
are requested TO leave them at the
Flick Bakery, before l. o'clock on the
day of the party The committee IN
charge of the affair is composed OF
Mrs. w. Z. Hart. Mrs. Al. Richards
Mrs. w. +. Faupel. Mrs. Lura Furl
and Mrs w L. Etnyre.
The Dorcas Society Of the Trinity
Lutheran church held a meeting %
Tuesday night at the church. Iht
annual business session was held
when the following officers were SO
lected
President-Miss Ella Anderson.
Vice presilcnt-Miss Emma Olson
Secretary-treasurer-MiSs lrilla o.
man.
Orsanist--Niss Rebecca Ror'm.
At the close OF the business session
social hour was held and light re-
| freshments were served.
I. :. !.
Mrs. Charles p. Taylor entertained
with bridge luncheon at / o'clock to
day at her home on East Main street.
Five tables of bridge were played a
the close of the luncheon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15

sim are guests at the Harold
S'hWlhdaman home during Mr&
Schmindaman's irlncss.
quite number attended the land
safe AZ Peter llostettErs lest Thurs
day The lard was purchased by WI.
liam faher of Mcndotu fer 1891 pc"
acre.
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Chaplin and
Mrs catherine Chaplin OF Waltham
spent Sunday at Lee Cogdal3,
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Lamps Woo
Tuesday visitors in Mendoza
Mrs. Annah Strout, Viola pottinger
Mrs Cogdal, Mira John Weldon and
daughters and Mrs. ed Weldon a.
tended the aluminium demonstration
Il Mrs. Murphy's in Troy Grove.
Miss Isabel Mahar is spending The
winter in Chicago.
Andrew Whalcn shellcd corn Wed
ne.day
Mr. and Mrs. George Rgtt attenIe,
The corn show at Princeton Wclnes
day.
Miss Viola Pottingcr returned from
2 few days visit with Princeton
/ friends
Mrs Herman Lamps and Mrs Loui
| Lamps attended the play at McHdot
/ last Monday night,
/ Mrs Fred Meiscl visited with he
/ daughter, Mrs, Oscar Lamp Sunday
Mrs Harold Schwindaman has bee
! On the sick list the past week.
MIR. ANA Mrs. Noght and Mr. an
. Mrs t0liiDvtDu attended tho rDv
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15
An Aesthetic.

A number Of dentists were swapping
experiences the other day and one
related how colored man had brought
his wife to him to have some teeth
extracted. When the employment Of
gas was suggested the husband looked
quite worried and said: Couldn't YOU
glib her Sutfin' little milder'n gas,
doctah? Couldn't YOU Glib her gaso.
?"-Bostm Transcript
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15

The girls of Pleasant View Luthe'
college win hold bazaar ana sup
per on Friday evening Dee. l6, W. =,
at the college, Supper will be served
from 5;31 to 1880. Many very pref
" Christmas articles will he ON sale,
The general public rs cordially my IL
ed 10 attend, All OF the money tax
en- in will be used Tor missionary
work,
g 81 .
The members OF the Lady Macca
bees are holding q Christmas bazaar
this afternoon and tontght in their
hall on La Sale street \ supper
will be served from $50 to G5u
o'clock
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15
Man With Backbone Wins.

The man who has no backbone IA
the wea&lng in business shifted and
shuntcd about by everyone with whom
he comes In contact. But the man
who has backbone Is not trod upon
he Is the one whose aggre sSiveness
makes him successful ana wins him
respect Exchange.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15
Lincoln Highway LONGEST Road.

The Lincoln highway is said to be
the longest road in the world. It
connects l. states and is laid ont be-
tween New York and San Francisco.
In as direct Il line as possible con-
sistent with the topography of the
country. Its length Is about 1884
miles.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15
Keens Them Humping. as Il Were.

"Some men, said Uncle Ehen, sis
born great; but dey's liable to have
heap a difficulty in liym' up to de
spou,,An.t%'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-15
Needs to Be,

"The telephone girl is always so
cheerful" Especially when she can't
get the number you want. "--Loulsyil
Cuuricr-IOurnal.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08
Summer 20.

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oar3iIlegcn. mas 0.nu eiacntl.d) biu.
ter Der 3erit0runaapolitif Itcde Gr
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6ranfrcih icI6it. 0uAcr idcinc eS
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jolcn i'll Ecutid)Iano llnrnbe An
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IlIr oicic tlr5iidDtige mo bon hiiRe
olldcr empiiuOrma 5eugenoe soil
tit gibt es nibt
3. Niles IN alien iit cS mbloie@
llnterian0cn mo man lit mcit pom
3ieL 6o 0citidlnno nidt oo5
9cttihIano Der &ortricg35et lit.
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fnllia aemodlt Wcrocn muB. Gu$
YIertnol irijberer 3citen mar Ole
ourfau5 mn0ciuoFrat,idle Serrihait
Der gIlltoritGt YiGnncr BON tppiidl
prcnBiimCH Gbnraftcr moltcten un.
pcrnntlportlid in hobcn Steaen.
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ieete man lih iiber ocn SoIfsiuiaclt
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rtl iiberoIl 81 iehcn tno ilubmcu
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man Scr 3iOIbcn6Iferung ir su-
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IidfCit elmer &olf@foutroae. Ter
Gaiicr tuur0e nuqcbltet uuo miihtc
iid ieIbit in oac 2lnatleacn6citelt
oc5 6ifentliClcu 2ebma. TaS ane1
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m0 0ic iu ilrtcilen miicu, lit Scr
@cdlicl unbeitreitbor.
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Str0ilihfcit 0cr Nu9hun1eruna5po--
Iitlf iii onbcr fcinem 3mcifcl inter-.
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fern eianeu Hlntereicu - um 10
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pirc. GS lit Bic olte @lidid)te.
nni Die man iu Grilmeriiug irii-
hcrcr Gritac INNER micoer triift-
&trmtnit nuA mcnihlidcr sInitnnh
mcrocn er0riift nnu nie6ercu Eric
ben uu0 fapitnIiitiid"r @icr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08
,aeiu CsclS, tein Sdnuciscr. !"

Gas nciiiaeItc Mort .aciu 8eIN.
ftiu SdYueiicr", 0a@ in Siioocutldl-
lono oach in gcrcmtcr 1oiiuna aI5-
fem areu3er. tcin Sdnpcl5er" aes
bort miro. itnnlnt aus Dem Trnn5o'
liidlcn un0 iii nabr'p 100 Sabre nlt
Ser memg bcfduntr liriprnn8 Oicler
9leOcn5nrt 5cilt iihrigcna oaB lie
;ucrit bci elmer cigeltiidl l0bensuer
ten Nnnolnng Der Sd]mel5er cnf
itnnoeu lit un0 5uor ju 9calun bea
lG. 3ohrbnnoert9, oa Ole Stlipei5er
ais &ili1trIlppeH ocr 6rGn5olilhen
in Moildu0id]ch fdnpltcu
99ie oanIol& nid,t iettcn, mar Oels
5ctuci5ern Oic aou 6rantrcidl 5nGc'
iprotttnc yohnlng nidlt oil*be5obt
morocn mo bicju ioIeu pt aroucne
III ibre @er9e }uriid mo ineiftcn
1arilGcr Uaren Sic 6rou5oicn MN
.iitbcrt nltigcbrndt obcr iJren Yer.
niiricn Don llutrcue mo 6eigbelt
1eacnibcr. bcborrtcn 0ic SdJut5cr
uucrtmelt oaroili, IS lei linen M.
m01ld, olne ocu uerlprod)eueu
Soio 3n Icbcn
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mir iaatc einer Der iran5oiiid,c't
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ten. .murlm Iebt I>hr nidlt oui No-
ten Der Niir9er Euo 9aucru?"
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adubcr no," cupiocrten i5m Die.
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ninmcrnebr bon Den id)on bart &C.
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lcn milip. pcnn man uid]t Oil oic
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| tuna ocrIorcn, iuo Oa man. beioh-
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meiit IL rntergeor0nctcr StcilurA
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-- 1T lcbterer Gi1enitait Dllroen
ole 00rtcr PORTER" uno little
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| auf icoeu nngcpanot, oeiien Gicnitc
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08
sSiocrruf BON Siirgcrbricicu.
Ei1lclnnotl, q. 9. NprlI

0iltkillitultt ~ U. sAfltl'
r>m bieiigen @unocSQeridlt pltrSt
sum criieu Wfale in osr t3cidid)te oe@
C5eridltS ein 9lntrag mIf @iocrrllfulJ
BON @iiraerbrieien acitcllt. gSie Der
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aui 9lnreaung oeS Staat5ocportc
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9&lrqcrreht ertparb uno icbt bel
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unt 9li3itcllun1 ciitc3 Eniics noh-
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1908 nad) Sprien 5uriiffchrte 200 rr
icitocn QcIcbt hot. Sic 9ieQiermllG
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ocn @itreer au lanQe ben gntcrita
fernaebliebcn iinb, nm nod Idnaer 81;
Sen Iripilegien bered)tigt 5il icill.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08
Scr iiinacrs @ruesr als NorS.
ilclfer.

Gos Sd}lpurgrrid,r pcrnrtcllt'
0en 70 Sabre altcn 0ttonarbciteI
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iudhtrn lHorots 5n oreI >Sabren
3lrd,tbou2, uno 0elirn Vrn0cr. hen
- ,,ahrc altcn Sd)ubmodlcrnciiier
1crmaun @citcrheioe aus llbbc
>liien megcu Nnitiituua 5unl Got.
id'Iag Ill i2 &abrcn 3ut)thou5
0cr iiinaerc @citcrhei6e hottc am
-. SSuni D. :. nuf Anitiituna lei.
res 0Itcrcn 9rrotr5 einen Yioro.
,nidlina aui ociien ,fran periibt. Der
'ber nid1i atlnna. mio an u.
sui 0cu 9Pilitdrbcninten ,3cder.
lteuinas oui AnitiituHg ieineS
Aruorrs, crid)oiitn. Ter dlicre sQe'
itcrhcioe poIte icine Sron bCieiii'
cen. nm cine anbere heIratcn 81
tonnen, nit melAr 9eder perlobi
mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08
Scimfebrenoe llHaarn bcrnnbt uRo
ermOroet

Cine 9tn;nti llnaaru, Die ncnIlt
aus 0en &errinlgteu Stentan III.
riidactcbrt lino. limo bier Gplcr
rinrr oraaniigrteu g!orocrbanNe ge.
uoroen. Ms 6iibrcr uertlciort
loucrn lFitg!ic0,r oleier Craant
iation nahe on 9ubueuopn.ten
mo ord:,acn ihye 1icnite ar9Ioicn
9tni6muling.u aui ole Damn nod)
cntltgangn Ertcn geiiibrt Ilterin!-
len uuo bcranbt mo maHdmal er.
aIor0tt mr OeH
g;or cini1cH 1nacn mut0e Die Gel
de pon N.ora y0onor ans Der
1ouau 1choIt. tn bic CT aiger't'cH
lidl ayluorien w3r0,n mar. Gr tr1'
nculidl NIT $1,000 in lctncH @e-
iise ans GOmpcticn; ein Estcr
Gelcn aus Goluubu3. Cbio, Der
$4,000 nit iid) brad]tc. Uiroe cnt'
iiihrt in0 jpdter IN eincm bendd)'
barton 1crite crid)oiicu auigauu'
oeu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08
@riedjiid;e grmcc in uOllem Radsus.

E0rle, D. NptlI.
Iepcid)ct ali anltlid}e arciic be.
itGtiacn cine nollItGnoiae Ncnumtug
Scr griehiIhen Sritppen I'M @ruiio.
A6ihuitt in &lcinaiien. no Die gauge
oried)ild,e Horoormcc gum HitfSuge
ae3luunaen muroc. lie Winbil,
madltua BON nrei mcitercn SSobr
gdnacn eraob nid)t bic 'Streitfrditc.
uuf Die fiir cine uele Ciiculipe gt.
rcd)net lullr0c.
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9'cuf nnS Simmer wicber irci.
0nhlelli. / llpril

StobIell3, I. NpflI.
Carl Ncui imo 6ron5 3inlucr, ole
9llncrifauer. Die lluldnnit aus ciltcln
eSefQnQniB in Baden ireitomcl, inn
bier ciugetrofien. Sir norcu mcQ II
9ctbciliGuug al cinem &ernltc jltr
Gerboftlua ocS onterifoniidcn Ges
icrtclm9 @roucr 9crgoou nerurtheilt.
Iie beiocu lehutcn cine @eiprcdmn3
ser gage ob. lie iaQtclt MIR. hoB lie
BON Den 0eutiden Nednltcn ruo ocn
oeltid)cu Gerid,tcn auit0uoi1 beho,t-
oClt lporoen ieien,
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Selegrapbiidle giOti;sH.
9arl hat Stcinamanasr Jest ncrIai-

&nrl hat Stcinamanaer Jest nerIai-
len.
@uoapeit, ;. 9lpriI.
9tah ciner Dtittbeihug hat Der Dor.
mali1c Aaiicr aarl bel iclner 9lbrcile
ans llugarn Steiuamnnaer hcltc
Sormittag l.i1 llhr nerIoiien.
9'eru, D. Ipril.
Die Sd)mcijer @iuloea 9icGic-
rinla eroiinetc Dem nnlariihcn ga.
binet. oaB Der friuibere aoiier &arl
porldiiig @intritt in oieie2 2ono cr-
hdIt. peln er in Den notitcn Sagcn
tonlntt. Su ,Salle elmer &cr5oaerlma
ieiner Hiidfchr miro ole GrIaubulB
jurilfgt5ogen.