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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30
Baseball Players Cavort in
Friend (Neb.) Wheat Fields

Friend, Neb., June 29.-(Specia1.)
Farmers are having difficulty in Sc
curing men to shock their grain this
year. Several farmers have been in
the city this morning inquiring for
men and the city marshal says he
could place 20 men this morning if
he could find them. The members
of the Friend salaried baseball team
went into the country this morning to
shock grain.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30

Q p
ties along guerrilla lines. particularly
IN the form OF ambushes.
Wire Commun cation Cut.
Tclcgraphlc communication be,
tween Dublin aud the north and ives,
ol Ireland IS practically at stand
still, \ number OF wires between
Dublin and London were cut last
night near Howth,
In other parts of the country the
provisional government also has
military affair9 on its hands. In
Drogheda. the insurgents. who are
occupying the round tower for, on
the hill commanding the town, have
been invested by the free state troops
in the same way as at the Four
Courts in Dublin. The Drogheda
position OF the irregulars is regarded
as strong.
From other parts OF Ireland there
are many rumors OF lnsurgcnt action,
but the reports are difficult, OF con-
irma,ion because OF Dublin's almost
complete isolation.
Appeal for Support
Both sides have been active in the
issuance OF maniiestoes. three state
mcnts having been given out by the
within "a hours, while
both Rory O'Connor and canon
DE Valera have made appeals to the |
people for support. Mr.. De Valera's
paper. the Republic of Ireland. which
issued O'Connor's communique as a
stop press" supplement, was posted
81 walls in various parts OF the city.
The communique was accompanied
~ All editorial statement saying:
In Rory O'Connor and his COM
radcs lives the unbought and in
soul OF Ireland"
Erskine Childers, who was defeated
or reelection to parliament, is still
diting this journal.
The regular army command is TAX
ng the most elaborate precautions
O exclude from Dublin anybody
n any supplies intended to aid the
Every road leading into
he city has been blocked and is I'M
Ter the guard OF armed men. The
treat Southern railway has been cut
t several points and its is reported
hat an important bridge has been
lown up.
College Green, the center OF the
ity, was almost deserted today.
Imprisoned Plea. ,,
An imprisoned plea "for all citi- |
ems of the Irish republic" to rally
, its support in this supreme test
f the nations destiny" is contained |
| a proclamation issued by the Irish
rmy insurgents who are holding the
'ur courts against the free state
,rces.
The fateful hour has come at
lie dictation of our hereditary enc {
~" says the appeal, land our right o
II cause is being treacherously as y
Iiled by recreant Irishmen. y
The crash of arms and the boom .
artillery reverberate in this SUI p
'eme test of the nations destiny.
Gallant slider of the Irish re- q
lblic. stand firm in its defense and d
orthily uphold their noblest tradi- Il
ons. The sacred spirits vi the illus
ious dead are with US in this great e
ruggle. Death before dishonor be- u,
6 an unchanging principle of our u
ltional faith as it was found, they
i'll inspire US to emulgate their s.
orious efforts. a.
I'VE especially appeal to our FORM nj
comrades in the Irish republic to g
turn to that allegiance and thus is
lard the nations honor from the ~
famous stigma that her sons aided 5
r foes in retaining the hateful
animation over her"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30
Church at Scottsbluff
Buys Site for Edifice

Scottsbluff, Neb.. June 29,-(Spe-
ial.)-The Presbyterian church OF
this city, the first to be established
here, has announced the purchase of
three lots and frame house from
George King at Twentieth and
First streets, and the construction of
a new church which, when complet-
ed. will cost nearly 100000.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30
Great Swarm of Bugs Takes
Possession of Friend. Neb.

Friend, Neb., June 29.-(Specia1)
Bugs about the size of a honey
bee swarmed into the business Sec
ton of this city last night and liter
ally took possession. There was a
band concert on the street and a
large number of people were in from
the country. Many were forced to
leave This morning the walks and
streets were literally covered with
dead bugs. Nothing has ever been
seen like it here before.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30
Porter Quits Candidacy for
Scottsbluff Prosecutor

Scottsbluff, Neb, June 29.-(Spe-
cial. )-George Porter, candidate for
the republican nomination for at
torney general of the state, who
also filed for county attorney of
Scottsbluff county, has withdrawn
from the latter race.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30

ordered another well sunk al the
water works plant aud the inslalla'
ton OF an electrically driven pump
For several days past the plant has
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30

experienced some trouble keeping up
q peak load capacity aud Il vas
thought advisable 10 install soHe
emergency equipment, 10 he used IN
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30

the event any trouble was experienced
al the steam plant, The new equip
menr will be in operation within
three weeks.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30
Marries 02Oth Couple

Scottsblufi, Neb., June 29.-(Spe-
cial.)-County Judge De la Mater has
married his 920th couple in p years
as judge.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-30
Rebel Forces Repel
Free Staters' Attacks
q ontinusd Prom Page Ons,l

the insurgents are developing ae,yl-
ties along guerrilla lines. particularly
in the form OF ambushes.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-07-20
Bordeaux Mixture for Potato Vines.

Washington, July 1S.-Results of
two years work have shown that
Bordeaux mixture will repel the leaf
hopper, control "hopperburn," and is
the best remedy, declares the United
States Department of Agriculture in
Farmers Bulletin 1925. The Potato
Leafhopper and It's Control, now pub
lished for the benefit of growers whose
CROPS are menaced by this serious
insect pest. Bordeaux mixture made
according to the 4-4-50 formula, con-
tanning four pounds Of copper sui
phate and four pounds unslaked lime
to fifty gallons of water was used.
Bordeaux combined with nicotine
sulphate acts a little more quickly
in ridding vines Of leafhoppers than
docs Bordeaux alone, but the results
obtained do not appear to justify the
added time and expense of using the
added ingredient, it is said. Nicotine
Sulphate and soap combined were
found very effective in killing nymphs
and a few adults present when the
spray was applied. There was no
lasting effect, however, because leaf
hoppers reappeared in a few days.
"Hopperburn" was not controlled.
The spray should be applied to the
underside of the leaves thoroughly,
at least $50 pounds pressure being
used so that a fine mistlike spray
is produced. At least three applica-
tions are recommended, with fourth
if necessary to keep down Chopper
burn" until the crop is matured.
Both sides of each row should be
sprayed to make the application thor
ough. Additional details are contain
ed in the bulletin, which may be had
free upon application to the depart
ment at Washington, D. C.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-07-20

round brush a dab of bluestone paste
to the out portion CT each melon.
Be careful not to smear the end of
the melon with paste-apply paste
only to the freshly cut end of the
stem. A quart of paste costing only
a few cents, will be needed for each
car. To this expense must be added
the labor cost of boy or man for
the number of hours required to l.
the car.
Properly applied, the treatment con-
sists of two steps. Recutting the
stem of the melon at the time of load
ing in the car, so that firm green
surface may be obtained, and an ap-
plication with brush of homemade
or commercial disinfectant paste to
the freshly cut stems. Make the
paste of common starch with 6 per
cent. bluestone e ounces bluestone to
each quart of paste) or buy a pre-
pared powder. The Adex Manufac-
turing Company, 60450606 West
Pratt street, Baltimore, Md., sell a
powder prepared for the Melon Dis
tributors Association by the United
States Department Of Agriculture.
1t is a ready mixed powder, and all
that is necessary to prepare it is
simply to add boiling water, (not cold
or warm water) to make the paste.
If you prefer to make your own
disinfecting paste use large kettle Of
enameled ware, as the bluestone at
tacks iron or tin. Place 3h quarts
of water and 8 ounces bluestone in
the kettle and bring the mixture to
a boil. While it is heating mix in
a separate vessel eight ounces starch
with one pint cold water, stirring un-
til a milky solution free from Jumps
is obtained. AS soon as the bluestone
is entirely dissolved and the solution
is boiling, add the starch, pouring
it in a slow stream and stirring the
hot solution vigorously to prevent the
formation of Jumps. Continue boiling
and stirring until the starch thickens
evenly, which should not require more
than two minutes after the addition
of the starch. It may be tested at
intervals by allowing it to run from
the end of a paddle.
The paste seems to be more readily
applied when fresh, but if it is de-
sired to make up a quantity at one
time it can be depended upon to keep
week or two by using only one
fourth to one-half of the proportion
of water previously specified, and then
diluting the resultant thicker paste
to the proper consistency as needed.
Fruit jars with glass or enameline
tops make convenient retainers.
Careless treatment is not effective.
If the paste is improperly made and
carelessly applied, heavy losses will
result.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-07-20
WATER MELONS.
Proper Harvesting and Handling, and
What is Meant by Stem -End-ROt.

When ready for harvesting handle
the melons as carefully as you would
eggs. Do not bruise. In cutting mel
ons from the vines leave long stem
so that the stem can be re-cut after
loading in the car and an application
of bluestone paste applied to the
freshly cut stem to prevent stem-end-
rot. Melons should be loaded within
a few hours after cutting.
The wagon or truck in which
melons are hauled to the car for
loading should be properly padded on
the sides and bottom and should be
free from all nails, splinters, or other
pointed objects that will scratch,
bruise or injure the melons. Do not
permit any one to stand or sit on
the melons at any time.
The car in which melons are loaded
for shipment should be preferably
of the ventilated type and should be
thoroughly cleaned. The sides Of the
car should be lined with some heavy
paper and care should be taken to
see that the ventilators are open.
The floor of the car should be well
bedded with thoroughly dry pine nee
dies or straw. Watermelons are US
ually loaded four or five layers high,
four layers being the maximum ad-
visable unless the melons are very
small. The largest melons should not
be stacked over three layers deep.
Stem-end-rot is caused by & fungus
which gains entrance to the melon
through a wound or cut in the sur
face. In healthy melons carefully
handled, the only wound is likely to
be where the stem was cut. Fungus
pores which are present in the field,
on decayed melons lying about, on
foliage or on the ground, are easily
blown or transferred by hands of
labcrers to the cut surface Of the
stem and within a few hours cause
the beginning of the disease.
During the growing period the fields
should be gone over once a week and
all imperfect or infected melons car
rie6 out. These culls may be fed to
hogs. The carts used for hauling
should be washed with 2 per cent.
solution of bluestone.
The man who clips the melons must
never touch or cut into a decayed
fruit for he will carry the disease
to healthy melons on his hands or
knife. The melons must be hauled
to the station without delay. When
loads reach the railroad car one man
working rapidly while the melons are
being packed can cut off portion
of the stem and apply with small
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-07-20
xxx KINGSTREE
~ GA u.
WTGnz. Lodge; NJ. as
NXz\ AIM.

Meets the second Thursday night
in each month. Visiting bretheren
cordially invited. 81. U. Kinder, w.
NJ, Donald Montgomery, Secretary.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
Cine ieltene sierfreunoidaft.

Gin ieltenes 8orfommnis aus
Dem SierIeben lit nod ben uMhtei-
lungen iiber Die @ogelluelt" IN So
benfeIoe beobadtet 1poroen. Dort
botte 1i9 cine &abe auf benz Sel-
6o6en am Da6 Elm 2ager eingeri9-
tet. Ginen Meter b6ber anr Da9-
ipnrren befanb ltd Elm Starennelt
NIT bier sSsungen. 9nrd) irgenoeine11
l1mitano gi11g bas Sect zines SageS
et1t5tpei nno bie bier eSungen fieler1
berl1nter nno in bas &abenlager.
Die aate befbniffelte 0ie g0gel
111b beledte iie l1nb oie fleine11
Stare fni9elte1t ltd bebaglib IN
Dos lparme &abenfeu. 8enn nun bic
5tarennntter fam, Inn lire Snnge1l
51 fiittern, fletterte1t 0ie 4leinen
oben auf 6ie liegenoe 4aBe u11o
enpfinsen ibr 6utter. And Die
5tarenmntter ipurbe bon Der &obe
nidt I'M geringiten bebe1tqt. IS
tpdre fir oie 8ifenidaft bon gro'
Bem 8elmg, epentuene dbnli6e Be.
oba9tungen at erfabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
S,enidrede,1plaee in Spanten.

W3o6rib, 16. Mai. &enldredeu
perurlo9en i1t Eeilen Spanierts an
Der grnte ungebeuren Sdaben, un6
oie MoBnabn1ert Ser &egiernng baben
ii6 bisber oIs 11n5ureidenb ertpieien,
Ser 2on6plage elm @noe gu MAIDEN,
1pie aus Ga Carolina, Snragoiia uno
aeuesca, oen 6rei ba1ptid6liditet1
Sonotpirtidafts ge5irfen Spnniens,
bertdtet 1pnroe. Die Mage lit in oie-
lem SATIRE beoeutenb 11mfangreider
|aIs i'm bergangenen.
ssn Ga Carolina tpllr6e fogor Elm
GoIt5ug bon Sen Seuidrefen nebre-
re Weale gum Steben gebra6t 10 bift
lagen Sic sssnieften anf benz @eleiie.
2ebtere ipnroen 10 i6lnpfrig, oaB Die
Maoer Ser 2ofonotipe fi6 6rebten, OBJ
ne porm6rts au fornen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
ccSu, pberammersa1t.

Sberamruergan, 8aDer11, Is Wai
l1eber 1000 3uldauer Dobnten an
Counting oe r@rofnf-Sgedeta aoinnnn
|@onntag Ser gr0ffnungs o8rte1.
lung ser Baiiionsiuiele in 0beram.
mergou an. Inter 6ieien iparen 5ab
rei9e Mnterifaner, barunter etne
|@ruppe Weniliitdr bon Sen 8elatungs'
trnppen in &obIen5.
slnton MaDr, 6e rim BEN Oberan1-
mergouer 8aiiionsipielen iabrelmg
Sen Mpoitel 9bon1as 6arfe4te. 1T an
2ungenentaiin6utg geitorben. es
beiBt, er babe 5uerit MIR an etnem
Ieidten MnfalI bon 2nngenent5iino~
1tng gelitten, aber iein 3ultan6 babe
iid beri6lin1n1ert, neil er oaranf be-
itanoen babe, am Montog bel Der
8robeonffiibrltng mit5nmirfen. Ser
ger1torbene, Ser Sol5idniber bon Be-
rl,f mar, birterldBt cine Witne unb
flint &i1oer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
Grbrafem6e 8etueiie.

Gbicogo, Sn., 16. Nai - Nolt-
aei un6 5taatsanpalt in @bicago be-
ba1pteten an1 9ienitag, getpeiie IN
Sanoen 5u baben 6ab 6ie 8omber-
iuerfer uno sic M0r6er 5peier Yolt51-
item in enger 8e5iebung 5n BEN r@ro>
gen 9rei" :iteben, tpel@e 5u1ammen
nit 5oblrei9en anberen Arbeterfub-
rern Dor elmer 8o9e berbaftet tpur-
Sen. gier ser MGnner 1oaen nit Ge<
Itimntheit als 6ie Mor6er Ser Bolt51-
item ibentifi5iert moroen iei11 uno ore1
BON ibnen ioGen umfaiienoe @elta11o-
ntfle abgelegt baben. .MuBeroem TT na6
Mngabe ser 8oliaei SSobn Weil1er, Elm
5donfrparter, bon beiien Mntomobtl
aus sic perbdngnisDo1en Shiiiie OBJ
gefeuert tpurben 6rrd blutige S111-
qerab6ride nls Ser 2enfer oes Mu-
tos aur 3eit Der Sat ibentifi5iert apor<
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
Sin Collar fir 10000 @ronen.

@ien, 16. Mai. Die 0iterrei6i.
ide Rrone fieI am Wontag IN Bien
ouf ei1ten neuett nieorigen Stano,
1000 Rronen fir ST. Sabrifanten
uno &oufle11te fauften reidli6. Der
Rursitnr5 miro 6aranf 5uriidgef
baB Sic &egierung iid bereit erHdr1
bot, alIen itaoniden Mngeitenten ei.
men Bonus I'M breifahen getrag if.
reg gebaItg ltnb fonitige gerginiti.
gungen gu getpdbrerL bie iid 5ufam.
men nuf biele Wininroen @ronen be.
ranfen nrtb bn5u nngetnn fino, oie
@bifen BEG 2ebettsnrterbalts nod
lnebr at Derteuer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
Sci ne,t lette,, tanibalem.
sollen ibrer sraufgen @ier nodj
uand)mal frDbnen!

8or ne,1igen Sabren nod ipnf.
ten fin ano mieoer Mel6ungen, NOS
11ad i'm Snnern Der eillen ober an,
oeren meiti1.oiide1 Nobbartniel, 8.
9. in Saiti. friide Sdlle bon Men-
i9enfreiiere: porfdme1l.
Seit geraumer 3eit iebu6 mar
bieriiber ni6ts ,l1ebr nerlautbar,
|suno es ilebt 6u boffen, BOB aae iene
@reuel, l14ptit Iie iiberbaupt getrie,
BEN muroen, ibr G1roe errei6t 6a=
ben.
Dagegen ideint Oie Menibenfrel,
lerei ei11en allerlebten Salt i'm Sl=
llern Der grrBen Ya5ifif-Sniel Neu=
guinea 5u Daben! 9h1r iebr menige
5aben ie1nals ibren SUB in oieie
ounfle, BON unbeinliden Abentel1ern
l1no iSeinoen mi1nmeln0e So6gebir-
ge uno Dihungelgebiete gelebt.
Dern lebten, mel6er Die Dertpe=
gene gour neueroings unternabul,
ieblte meoer @ei6idli6feit, nod
aiibnbeit ut.n Eatfraft, l1nb er bate
au1 oie l11.terltiiBung oes Gonner-
neurs cher er pia's ugan5 ge.
luiB ni6t tpieoer tun." SIN iibrigen
MAIDEN feline Mitteilungen ieoenfaQs
Sen ginorud lauterer 0ubrheit uno
lie 6iirfen halbamtliden gleibgetoer=
let perben. gr idreibt II. a.:
Hapua 5piBt bie Welt, bie mir be-
treten baben. Das lit Der an1tli6e
9eame fir Sen Seil bon 9eeuguinea,
Ser felt :, Sabren inter englii6er
6lagge forn1en ltebt. Die. gr6Bte
26nge bon Dit mad 8eit lit ettpa
800 Meilen; queriiber ftn6 es 200.
Die ibmor5en ginaeborene1 5dblten
et1pa eine BierteI Miuion; 8eiBe
gibt es feline tooo,5 uno 1tur m Der
&uite.
Sunoert5pan5ig tfrdaee Dest
n1ebreren Rultenb0rfern 1puroen III
oen Dienlt qepreBt. Sic eridrafen
ialt 5u CODE, als lie borten, baB es
in's @ebirgp bineingebe; aber lie
fiirbteten ooh nidts 10 iebr, mie fiir
Sic @eigerung ei11e &egierungspar=
tie gu .,nterltiike11, eingeferfert 5i1
neroen!
ssn1 Bi11nenla11be lino sic Mfen=
j6enfrelier iaIt INNER nur unter lth;
lie perihlingen Deitglie6er feinoltber
5tGmme u11o gelege11tlib 8eiBe, oie
lie aus ser Ndbe ODER Ser Serne on.
gegriffen .bnben. ltnb lie lauern auf
ie0en giiritlgen Muge1tblid Sag uno
Na9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
6at mod 6pffnn11g.
Seine 1ueitere 8eiatnns seplant.

2on6on, 16. Mat. - Nnifen Gbnm-
berlain, Wortfiibrer Der &egiernng
I'M britiiden l1nterbnus, erfldrte am
Montognndnittog, bnB tpeoer IN
Sronfrei6 nod in 8elgien @orberei-
tungen getroffen tpiirben 5ur GrtDei.
terung oes geiobnngsgebietes in
DeutibIan6 fir ben San, bob Die an
13. Maoi fdlligen gntiddoigltngen
niht be5abH tperoen iol1ten. Mnf eine
eesrtcrpelotio1 bin erfldrte gbamber-
lain, oab Die 1,dthfte Situng Der Na.
tionenIiga ant 4. September abgebal-
ten tperben tpirb, bob aber 6ie 5roge
Der Mufnabne Deuti9 9lanos 11noRnb-
lambs in Ser 2iga i'm 9rogranln1 fit
Sic 5ibang 11idt ertbalten lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
sieaesmarfen rno @efallenenebrnng
in Stalien.

ssn oiele11 Gagel1 gelangelt Die 5l1l'1
@eoddtnis oes 5ieges bergeltelter
italieniiden griefmarie1 5ur Al1s.
gabe. Sic unrtallen ell1e 5er1e pon
bier Wiarfen in Sen 8erten 5, ~,
Is ul1o 25 gentelilni. Ste tperoel
nur in atp0lf etiiden fiir leOe Fer
Jon gum 8erfauf geitellt nno baben
bis gum 81. De5en1ber 1921 8nltl9
feit, 1tno 5lpar allsidlieBlib 5l'i
5ranfierung Der Boltienol1ngen 11n
Sssrlanb uno i'm gerfebr Stallells
nit ieinen &oloniell. - @elegentl1d,
Ser am 4. 5. sc. erfolgten 8etleBnne
oes unbefanntcn 9oloaten in No1ll,
Bat man oud cine Geoddtnismeoatlle
aepragt, oie Den aonig, oelt fon1n1al'-
0ierenoen Benerdlen, ben MinllterI1
unb Sen 5pibell Der Beboroen llber
reid)t poroen 1T.
Mbonniert n11f ben uNor6ifern1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
Grtre,.lt@e Matttldratttg.

Or. $. 8alienberg, Setter elmer
gterpenbeilanltalt in Der geabe bon
Berlin, lit fiir5lidL elmer @inlaouna
oes &odefeaer. .sss5r1titalts folgeno, mad
Mmerifa gefommen, nm bier 1pettere
5t,oien gu MAIDEN, uno bon ibm lind
geraoe iiber biele 10 tpidhgen Sra'
gen einem 8ertdterItatter gegeniiber
errnutigenbe II. erfreuli6e Anfflarun'
| an gegeben poroen. 9ab cine 3eit Bit
terer Scot iiber sic 6euti6e @ilien-
ldaft bereingebroden lit, bob es bic
lerorts am N0tigiten bapert, uno oab
es SEN @elebrten auBeroroentlid
ldtper gema6t miro, bren Sori9na:
gen obne Senmungen na95ugeben,
miro an9 bon Dr. 8aiienberg nnnn-
apunben 5ugegeben. 9o6 penn mon
besbalb glauben piiroe, oab benz @eii1
ser beuti6en @iiienl6oft ooonrb et.
ne unbeilbare 8un6e gel6logen let,
10 gibt man lib einem berbangnisbol-
len SSrrtam Fin.
v9allen Sic ii6 bon mir iogen
10 la1ten u1ter anoerem feline eigenea
Worte, bob i6 manden beoeutenoen
outl6en Sori6er auf miIlni6aflibm
@ebiete femme, Ser bielei9t nibt peiB
mo- ct feline na6lte Mobl5eit bernimt,
ober fir feline Sorl6ungsarbeiten Die
WeitteI onftreibt> egal 1pober. 49,: j..
Mir boben auf 6en bebeutenoeren
0euti6en uniDerltt6ten beute eine H1.
r1enge ousldnoii6er Scorer ,n1ebr als
iernols Dor Dem @riege. Das lit nlbt
leoigli6 cine Solge Der enttperteten
oeut ti6en 8al11ta, 0ie 6en ous1anot-
id)en 5tuoerten befabigt, biliger al5
lonlttpo feline gtu0ien betreiben 81
f0nnen, tpie n1ander annebnen mag
oas lit in ser Saltptlo6e ms IN Der
aansen 8elt befannte Safham, bob
sic @iilenldoft frob oner Scot Der
8ilieni6aftIer IN 9el1tldlanb in1mer
nod o,1f ser Sobe Ser 3eit itebt nn1
trob 9ungers, Mangels unb aner for.
perliden gntbebrnngen Der inoibio1t.
eaen Grdger Ser Biiienidaft ni@1
aufb0ren miro, nit Der 3eit fort5l1'
ihreiten uno ii@ Sic fiibrenoe Weit.
ltedunq, sic tie felt n1ebr als etnem
halben ssabrbnnbert auf allen @ebie'
| ten bebouptet Fat, nidt ra1be11 81
Ilalien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
Gadetpoit. @ebnbren iullen erbSbt
iuer0en.

darlington, 13. Mni. Sn ei-
mem sdreiben an bie. 3miidenftnat-
Iide gerfebrsfomniiii iagt General
poihneiiter Worf, oaB es nt0gIider.
lpeiie n6tig iein perbe, 6ie @ebiibren
fir Eofpafete an erb0ben i'm 6os
j6brIihe Defisit bon $t00,000,0 900
ab5uI0ien. Ser nernIpoitneiiter er-
f1Grt, 6oB ser geriano bon Bafeten
bon 4.79 9rose,1t bes eeian1n1ten
Boitperfebrs I'M Sabre 1917 auf I'm.
gef6br go 8roaent geftiegen lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-18
sylntid)abe,t in Seras.

Soniton, geras, II. Mai. 11eber
/ 100000 @der bebautes 2anb TT
ourb 5od1paiier BEG Colorado, Sri'
nitp<, gro5os-, Nedos= un6 5nbine.
GlufIes 5erit5rt tpor0en. gfabe5n 25,s
600 sSnnliIien iin6 iett aaf Silfe bon
austparts angetpieien, INN bon 11euem
lden su fonnen, pie bas Grnte= Bureau
in 5ou]ton, Seras, abgei6abt bot.