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New-York tribune., 1922-03-30

Centennial state lat Aoi2 Ion G7 81
March 20
Corning 2eo W Sand Key March 9s
David McKelvef As " Sand Key March 90.
Ei alba - M TortuEns March %
Culfkinr IL ~ sand Key March 90
Gulftrade 81 WNW Tcrtugas March -
j MoTet jr l2O WNW Tortugas March 20
n Pew 100 w Tortugsa March 20
Manaqui I S Pollock Zip Light March 80
O + Wnring 90 " Snnd Key March 20.
old North state aid from London p III
March 20
Princeton oh Alacranz Reef March 20
Samuel 9 Brown 46 w sand Key March 20
Texas E Sand Key March 20
front olite 81 r Sand Key MnrCh 80
Na&ahac chile so ENE Sand Key March IS
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Sailed Yesterday

Cana Port Antonio; Anssldo V
ItaD, PhA4delphia; San Francisco (Br),
Port Lobos, a Canflcld, Tampico; Yorck
{Cer). Bremen; Fort Hamilton (Br), Ber-
muda. Anna Maersk (Danl Cartegena;
Comal. Galveston. Metapan, Kingston:
Kentuckian, Boston; Dochra Los Angeles
King City. BIZ, London; Watsness (Br)
Hamburg; Modica (Nor), Bremen: Lake
Stirling, Richmond; Needol, Philadelphia;
Antonio, Galveston; Evelyn, San Juan
Alliance, Norfolk, Lewis Luckenbach Phil
adelphia Ell Isleo, New Orleans; Port
Chalmers (Br), London; Sarmatia (Dan),
Norfolk; Ell Oriente; Galveston; sch Avon
Queen (Br), Newport News.
Eormannia (Dan), Norfolk; Paunee
baltimore; Puget Sound, Glasgow: Gen
c II Ernest, Cape Haiti and CristobaI
Ccrro Ebano, Tampico.
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2 Fine Newport Homes
Attached for Debts
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

PROVIDENCE, March 30 An at
tachment has been placed on Grey
stone owned by Mrs. John J. Wysorg,
of New York, and on Arms Hall,
owned by Mrs. Charles Frederick Hoff-
man, also of New York, by Deputy
Sheriff King, of New York City.
Both properties are in the exclusive
residential section of Newport and are
among the show places of that city.
The levy was made as a result of an
execution on judgment obtained by
Miss Swift, Inc, New York, decorat-
ing firm, which obtained a judgment
against the two women for $4,000.
The next step in the legal procedure
will be to advertise the places for
sale at public auction
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Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service
Distance is given in miles Report, q ra
dated at noon unless OthAr1Dise anec iand l
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily report.
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipmaster, Of
vessels with radio apparatus may with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions ls through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harbor. Me. tOttercliffes):
Cape Hatteras, n. c.; Jupiter, Fla:
Key West Fla. New Orleans, La.
These position (TR) reports should
ne adoressed only to the radio station
called, and they will be forwarded 10
New York 1t is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at noon
each day in order that they NAV he
RECEIVED in time for publication.
Fosltlon reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company Inc. New
Yorh City (WCG). Babylon, l.
lWSE), Easthampton, L. l, CWSA1'
New London. Conn. (WSTl.
NO charge made for medical ~
surgical advice, latest news and wes,hsr
reports. '-ieF
The Radio Corporation of America
VI Wiai receive receive position reports through
ne following stations: Cape Ca
&WCC). Siasconset Mass. (WsC9 New
London, Conn. (WLC), Cape Nav Nev
xork City (WNY). -'o"
Medical and surgical advice will hs
gwen Tree through the Radio Cornnrso
ZION OF America by the e s Pnhi;o
Health Service "D'i'
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German Lloyd and
Il. S. Lines to Have
Joint Sailing Plan
Closer Cooperation i'll Pas
sengcr Services Certain,
Says Won Helmolt; Stadt-
lander Leaves for Bremen

Cooperation between the United
States lines and the North German
Lloyd, including alternate saiings of
passenger vessels, is practically Ger
tain as result of the conference just
concluded with the Shipping Board
in Washington, c. Won Helmolt, Am
erican representative of the German
company. said yesterday.
A. Stadtlander, director of the North
German Lloyd who has been in this
country for some weeks, sailed for
Bremen yesterday on the Yorck to
lay before the home Office the plans
formulated here. It is understood
that r. H. Rossbottom, general man
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Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Man information will be found
on Travel Page, Column Eight.
sail To-day
Vessel Port Sail. Pier.
Vest Humhaw. cads, I Pm. ~. & B'kiyn X n
MORO Castle. Vera Cruz, PM....l3. NR
B.nkdale, Marseilles, 2 PM alst st: B'kIyn
Havre, 8 PM ......2, Hoboken
Sail Tomorrow
Orbita, Hamburg. 10 M........42. Mr.
Cape Town 3 PM;
Westport, Libau, 3 PM M............ -- -. -
Santa F0SaIi"' Boenos Ayres u NJ ,.,,
Rosalind st Johns, PM. Java Java ST. ST. B,{iyyn {kiiyn
Niokerie, Cape Haiti. 12 NJ.
S. Bush Docks, B'klyn
Sail Saturday
Olympic Southampton. 10 M.....5a. N r
La Lorraine, Havre. ~ M......b7 NR
Noordam, Rotterdam, II NJ.
5th st. Hobo1en
KpSson KJ91@1a"a ars5s9 Antno1B' 19 u M -,
Colombo. Naples IL M..,.........s7' Nj. 'is1'
Q, Isba Is,o. III Haysns II AN. -, R
Pastores, Pt Limon, 12 M... O. Mr.
Zulia, Curacao 10 M............1l, B'bivn
Ponce San Juan, 12 M...,........36, n
Arafus hragusys s,dnas hsrmaHa sHsc. II M 42
Ysque, San Domingo City, / PM. "a, R.kivn
Modena, Barahona, PM N r
BridgetoWn, Barbados Q PM a. NJ p
Albania, Liverpool, IL M...........54' N r
Ge,o9rslan. Hamburg. 12 M.......,.84, N r
Edith, San Juan, 10 27 R'kivn
Lenape. Jacksonville. ~ M.,,s6 M
Arapahoe, jacksonville. IL M.....SG, N r
Sail Tuesday
panhandle state, London, 12 NJ 4. Hoboken
Mauretana, Southampton, 10 M.54 N r
Munargo, Nassau, PM. # n
Sanga1non' Constantinople, IL Mp, B'klyn
Sail Wednesday
Paris, Havre, - 57.NR
1Bovic Manchester, 12 M.........5e. NJ. N r
Polona, Libau. Il NJ 8, Bush Docks, B'klvn
New Georgia, West Africa IL NJ -
Hellenes Buenos Ayres, IL NJ
~o,o., Pier 3. Erie Basin, B'klyn
Camoens' Buenos Ayres 10 AM,
Moldegaard. San Juan, 10 NJ. ~ 7'ISGIyn B'bIyn
"a catherine. Turks Isle, ~ cM.....27, B'kiyn
sinanla snI,1na' g. g III, Ihomas, IL NJ ,:.47, n
tt Hamilton, Bermuda II AM e5, n r
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Maritime Miscellany

OGDENSBCEG \ Y, March 29--Resump-
tion of package freight service between
Montrea ana Detroit. abandoned in 1914,
is planned by Canadian S S Lines There
will be stops al principal lake ports Serv-
Ice Will be instituted at opening of haviga
tion.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 29-hfelville
Dollar (Br), 2,S04 tons net, sold by Robert
pollar@Co to Japanese interests, terms
private.
SEATTLE. March 2e-Reprcscntativcs
OF ransPac1C lines met here to-day in
attempt to reach agreement for termina-
tion of freight war In Oriental trade.
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City Island

bound south: Schooners Priscilla Allen
georgetown Via New Haven for New York
to Crowell & Thurlow; Minnie c, New
Haven for New York
Sound East: Schooners Lena Il. New
York for Greenport; Viking, New york for
Block Island Liberty, New York for Nan.
tucket; Eleanor i Bartram. New York for
Boston.
Sailed: Schooners Henrietta a Whitney.
New York for Rockland Frank Brainerd
New York, Nantucket
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30

ST LOUIS Dc RHONE, March 20
Emanucl Nobel (Bolg), Philadelphia, for
Gcnta.
HILL, March 27--Arrived: Faraby, New
York.
KOBE. March 24-suwa Haru (Jap>.
Seattle; 27th Knight 1empIar (Br), Bo.-
ton; Mongolian Prince tBr>, Vancouver.
SUEH, March 2S-Arrived. Booton Duj.
Colombo. for New York.
CARDIFF, March 28-ArriVcd; Canadian
Explorer tBr), st John, b.
MANILA. March 2S--Arrived; Dtworth.
San Francisco; Elkton New York.
FAYAL, March 2s-Arrived: Patria (Fr).
New York, for Naples.
LIVERPOOL. March 2s--Arrived: veiic
(Br), Portland. Ne.
GLASGOW, March 2s--Arrived in Clyde.
West Arrow. Boston.
GIBRALTAR March 29-Passed) City
of Lahore CBD, New York for Karachi
otc Arrived Manitowoc, Charleston for
Black Sea
HAMBURG. March 26-Mount Carroll
New York
AMSTERDAM March rs - Victorious
Baltimore Via Amsterdam
MELBOURNE March 20 Waiotapu
Ur), San Francisco.
LEITH. March 90 -- Cairngowan (Br).
Portland Me, via Shields.
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Marine Reports
THE TIDES

THE TIDES
High water Low water
AM PM AN PM
Sandy Hook ,..... sac asn7 2:52 35a
Governors Island. s;b6 o:i0 9:2f 3;27
Hell Gate ,.......li;ol i1.l3 $40 b;1o
Winds at Sca To-day
East Gulf-Fresh southeast and south
winds, overcast weather and probably local
rains and squalls over north portion.
West Gnlf-Fresh southeast and south
winds. local ains and probably SQUALLS.
. Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate TO fresh northeast winds. partly
overcast weather and probab bly, local rains.
North OF Sandy Hook-Fresh to strong
north and northeast winds and overcast
weather. probably rain by night over south
portion.
SANDY Hook TO Hatteras--Fresh TO
strong northeast and east winds, overcast
thick weather and probably rain.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Fresh eae.
erly winds over north and moderate to
fresh southeast aud south wnds over
south portion, overcast weather and prob
q bly, local rains
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Departures

SECCONDEE. March 20--Jebba (Br)
Cfrom Lagos), New York
TORRE ANNUNzIATA, March 30-Sag-
aporack (from Genoa), New York
ORAN. March Bergsdalen (Nor)
Baltimore.
CALCUTTA, March 26-East Cape. New
York
G. BARRT; AR March :s-Brant County cBD,
AvoNMOCTH, March 2s-Oxonian (Br),
Portland. Nc
MANCHESTER, March 2s--West Celina
Baltimore: Goth, Gloria de Larrinaga lBr)
Galveston.
BARROW, March 29--Westwcgo, New
York
L1BAU, March ls-west Neris. Nor
sARPsBoRC March % - swarten
(Swed), Portland. Me
ANTWERP, March 23-Sailing str Gale.
dorier tBelg), for Baltimore was an error
March 20, Ekhorn. Galveston
), BREMEN March 23-seidlitz (Gor),
KOBE. March 25-Azumasan Maru
AMSTERDAM March -BrlclIe ,Dm
Baltimore via Antwerp.
YOKOHAMA. March 25--T1awaii Maru
Jap). b, Gr2m ON Hong Kong, Tacoma
tie (Br), New York
SoUTHAMPTON. March 2S--Orduna
CBr), tfrom Hamburg), New York
PORT ARTHUR, March 2S-Sutton Hall
lBr), 0rom ShanghaD, Boston and New
York
ST LOUIS DU RHoND March "a -.
ROTTERDAM March 28-Alcyone (DN
LolNpoN, March 2a-uenry Deutch ps
La Meurthe tBr), Key West.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30

NIAGARA TO THE sEA-For illustrated
=. guide, address John f. Pierce. Dent IoS
canada Steamship Lines. Montreal, Canada.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30

E.O0 excursions Sundays. Apr. 2, 1s & 40
y WASHINGION or BALTIMORE
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
Just Arrived!
Shell
Parrakeets
From Australia
Half Price
$3.50 Pair

CHEEKY, chattering brightly COL
ored birds that have travelled ell
the way from Australia to make
happy Easter gifts to Philadel-
phians. Sold in pairs because the
birds are so attached to their
mates that they are often called
love Birds"
$3.50 a pair is only about half
the price some pet shops are ask
ing for a single bird.
Come in and see them.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
Little Benny,s
Notebook
By Lee Paps

Sundey aftirnoon It stopped raining
and ] went out in my wife pants err
round to Mary Watkinses and she was
setting on her frunt steps on 2 pillows
and Puds Simkins was setting there
with her, me thinking, Aw heck, that
guys always hanging erround.
WITCH he Is, and sat down too and
pritty soon wat went past but yello
butterfly flying ziszag as II It wasent
sure ware it was going, Mary Watkins
saying, q wat a bewtifll butterfly,
wish had 1t for my cullection.
DO you wunt me to catch it for you
I sed, and she sed, o Benny that would
be PERFECTLY lovely, and Puds Simkins
sed, Aw, he's crazy, nobody can catch
a butterfly unless they have a net. Id
catch it for you II enybody could catch
It, he's crazy.
o is that so, Ill soon quick show you
who's crazy, I sed, maybe ordnerry pee
pie like you need a net but that don't
say ! do. Being Supposed to be a insult
for him and compliment for me,
and jumped up and started to chase
on something it quick changed its mind
agen before had time to throw my hat
over 1t, and tripped on q scraper in
frunt Of house nnd got big hole in
my stocking showing neerly half of one
nee, Inc thinking, Heck, darn it, wish
never started this.
And ] started to chase the butterfly
across the street mad and jest then 0
automobeel went past and squerted a. lot
of mud out Of puddle all over my
wife pants, making them black ant
wife, espeshilly black, and the butterf!
few away up out of site as IL it jest
thawt Of something, and went bach
wishing I had hankerchiff to wipe tn,
mud off Of my wife pants, and Mary
Watkins sed, o Benny, II you're not {
diskrace, you cant stay heer lookin,
like that, thanks jest the same.
Dident tell you you awt to have {
net? sed Puds, and I sed, Aw shut up
who cares wat you tell them? And
wawked> away looking proud but prober
" not as proud as wat I would of |
both my neez had bin in and ther
wasent eny mud on my wife pants, an,
Pubs jes kepp setting there comfortable
Proving the ones that jest set still
and take it easy are the luckiest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
caught her by a hand and hurried her

caught her by a hand and hurried her
along.
II don't believe they'll care to follow
Red Mask" he observed presently, so
we. can slow down. Please excuse my
queer methods. but It was the only way
could get Doctor Is.
He led her along the slope to a shack.
She was afraid, but tried to conceal her
trepidation. He opened the door and
asked her to enter.
A man 10y on q bunk groaning. She
went, looked down at him and drew back
with a start. For the patient was Joe
Darrell.
But another surprise awaited. Turn.
ing to look at the outlaw, she saw Bob
Darrell standing there. smiling grimly.
the red mask in his hand. She sent
him for water while she opened her
medicine case and prepared to wash the
wicked wound near the heart. Could II
be possible that Bob, now actually an
outlaw, had shot his own brother? The
thought sickened her.
Joe's eyes had been closed, but now
he opened them and stared wildly.
"Bee," he said huskily, "where did
you--I'm afraid I'm done for. The
posse trailed me for miles, and they
got--me all right. though they don't
know it. Don't bother about me. I'm
finished, Bee."
She feared he was right. She should
not have let him talk, but she was in.
terested.
bob is a good Sort" said Joe weak :.
". "He found me soon after IL
dragged myself here. didn't know he
was even in this-this region, but he's
got a mine out here. He said he'd
he'd better get a doctor. even if-if he
had to kidnap one. So he took my.-my
mask and"
Beatrice gasped. ''Then you--ther
Bob is not Red Mask p
Joe smiled sadly, while he coughed
convulsively.
"No, l. am Red Mask. I was cut
out for--for crooked life. I guess
Why. back in college, when ? stole the
examination questions and framed 1t 81
Bob would be blamed, I-I-"
Joe fell back, coughed again and lay
still. Bob appeared with the water, but
| it was of no use then.
An hour later the doctor girl and her
"outlaw" walked back along the path
to the mountain road-and to a new
world.
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Nice to KnOv

"Ouch! I burned 'em again." sighed
Marjory, very much in hurry with the
lid on the saucepan In which the po.
tatoes were boiling. And she waved
several injured fingers.
"Well, this will be the last time
them" remarked the friend who had
come to dinner and was helping pre-.
the meal !. Ron shs know S%,s% wsS'
'Fasten a cork on the regular handle
with a piece Of picture wire. You
won't have to fish around for some
thing to lift the lid off with when you
haven't q minute to spare. The cork
won't get so very hot, and It'll be easy
as anything"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
Chiffon TaHeta
at S2,25
inexpensive Tub
Fabrics
1Oc to 22c a Yard

1Oc chambray is "a inches wide,
in pink, tan, green, lavender and
two shades Of blue.
l8c gingham is 27 inches wide,
in checks, stripes and plain
colors.
1Sc pajama checks are snowily
white and So inches wide.
19c percale is SO inches wide,
in figures and stripes, very clear
in coloring.
22c gingham is 32 inches wide,
In checks Of various sizes and
many colors. Some are two
tone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
The Gibson Girl

The wife of Major ]. NJ. J. Evans,
formerly Miss Camille Clifford, and
known far and wide during her stage
career as "The Gibson Girl" Is the
mother Of an infant daughter, whom
she has named "Mary,' in honor of
Princess Mary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
After.Dinnsr Tricks

No, 120-The Magnetized Pencil
A pencil adheres to the finger tips. as
shown in the illustration. How Is this
accomplished? The trick Is done By
pressing the pencil firmly against the
tins OF the first and fourth fingers,
slightly under the fingernails. The Sec
ward against the pencil, az shown In
the diagram. Some little practice IL
required to attain the proper knack,
but once acquired, the trick 10 very puz-
cling.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
geom Mnaabe bon 6

9ierre. - geaM Mngabe bon 8.
6. gopue, Staatsietretdr bon Siio.
Dafota 1pur0en MIR IA Sii6. Dato.
toer g%enatorett tuiebergeapdblt. Sn
Ser 2esislati,r bon SUB. Dafota
tpur6en "a Mitglieoer tpie0ergeipabl.
Sssm Staatsienat iino iest 33 Repl.
bIifaner, ,te,.r, Demofraten. 2 Soon.
partition Mitglte6er ,tn6 etn urab.
b6ngiger, III Ser 2egislatar fi1o 50
Republifaner, II Deu,ofraten nnb 8
Honparttion Mitglieher.
@ebiter. Mebrere Side nit
a~tfommenoer Goit gingen IN Der
Babnjtatior in Glarnrnen alf ols
gIiibenoe &oblen aus Dem $eiaofen
bara,f fielen. Ser Stattonsogertt
temerfte 8a1lh ,lno fonnte geraoe
nod einen EeiI zines Codes retter.
3oitmeiiter Sai0ge iogte es ieien iebr
tpenia @el6briefe babel getpelen,
8arflton. = IS. 6. 3ebnpfennig.
@igentimer ser 8orflton 2anb Sele'
p%bonlinien, Die bon bier alslanfer,
hat biefelben on 8. y. Ginger bon
Deln1ort, g. 8. tpeIber friiber bort
9elepbo1. >2inien beiab, berfauft.
Stem ellington. -gliforo ~.
berg, elm giefiger Garnter, liegt
thaper franf on Blutbergifh,ng oar
richer. bie er our9 Ben 8ib zines
sdreines poreinigen Boden fA
s.srg. CT futterte 81. Sdtpeire, als
i'm eineg uber. 0er1 @eIerf in bel.
Iinfen SUB BIB. Bg ieht uluBte
cine Operation p%orge11orn11en perbe1.
ltm1 iein 2eben 5l retten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
DcrRanSlmneen
oes BOARD Ger County
RommtGdre bon Stearns
County, Wtnneiota.

Office Deg gountp Nubitors, 9tearrS
COUNTY, Mint., Sen 81. Nobember, 1922.
speaieue 9iibung. - Sent @e1ebe gez
n,dB trat Ste gountDbeb6rbe bon @tearns
gountp 5uiamnteu. g. 81. 2abr, goritb<
sr, u1o bie Mitglieber Sbelen, 9ern1at1
1,ro 2oIo antpeienb; 8orgmann abtpez
fenb.
auf Mntrag oes Sobom Sbelen, u1s
teritiibt bon Mid. SOTO, oronete bic Be
horoe an, bab Ser @ountbgraben geo. 10
sereiniet tperbe, nno bab 8al. German,
Miteliep Der 8ebDrbe, hermit alS
@inselfomitee ernannt iei. nit Solepb
aubmonn be5iisli9 bes 9f~einigens be-
{aeten @rabens @iidipraGe gu nebntet1.
Nuf Mntrag bes Sal. German, unterz
stiitbt bon So9ann Sbelen, pnrbe folger1z
be anorbnung getroffen:
9a bas @efn9 bes German @eertd,
g%runobeiiber I'M S6nlbitrift No. 14s,
aobb Gpuntb, berbunoen NIT 2o4 IN
eteorus gountp, angebenb, bab er Der
gteentumer Der ipdterbin befbriebenet1
2dnoereien 1T, unb baB feline 2dnoereiz
en- an Sen S6nlbiftrift 2o2 IN Stearrs
gountp sren5en, uno na6fu9eno, ietne
Qdnbereien bon %genanntem Siitrttt 14S
2O8 at tren,en nub benz 9itrift $50. 202
aug folgenben @rinben 5u5uteilen:
SAP bic gutfernung gum S9nlbauie
in 2O4 5tearns nit 148 Sobb berbnn<
ben etpa bier Meileu unb bic Di1tan5
s,m @6ulbanie in 9iitrift 202 ettpa ar1<
bertbolb @eilen betrdgt; DAB er ftets
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fdbrt, unb falm iie am S9ulbaaie I'M 9i>
ftrift 2O4 berbunben nit 148 borbet>
sommt, babur6 man6maI feline &tnoern
@elesenbeit seboten 1T gu fabren;:Oab er
stpei idulpflidtiee &inoer fat, Die Die
5dule III 9iitrift POP @tearns County
beIuhen. Der gpnntpbeborbe bieies Count
tn unterbreitet murbe in elmer am rs.
@eptember 1922 ftattsef1noenen Sibung
bie1er geb5rbe our Gbbmolung Der be-
laeteu BebDrbe;
nnb ba neiterbin bon befagter 8eb6rs
be angeorbnet tpur6e, bab Elm @erbSr be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

2eben tpurbe sur 2ait, &err
Garl Eittmer bon SEEM Sort fhreibt:
ugor orei Sabren gebraudte i@ 5or-
ni's Mlpenfrd11ter ir mein 1roni-
f9es Magenleioeu. Sd batte mebre-
re bunoertD Dollar fit Mer3te- nro See.
lioinen a%l1sgegeben, nber ntein 2ei-
ben mar nl1r fblimmcr getpor6en.
Sos 2eben murbe mir our Soft. Nnes
mas ib aB, tpatr6e ialter IN meinem
M1ugen; ih fonrte ni9t fblafen, bot
te feinen Mppetit, u. mem &opf NOR
bet6ubt bon ir1eren@afen. Sd
gla11bte, 0oB es nidtg III Der @elt ge-
Be, mag mir belfen frnnte. @ineS
Cages bradbte mir meine 6l5rml cine
glalde 5orni's M~lpenffra1tter beim.
IS mirfte ,mie Elm @un6er. Ser Sc
bral1b etltder SIoiden 6ieier Meoi-
ain brndtR NH bo1itanoige gefrei.
u11g." 8ieles beriibme &srauterben-
mitteI ibt cine mobln1er6e 8irfung
aaf ben Magen, forbert Sic 8erou1,
ing, reg1Iiert 6ie gntleeru11g uno
b%erbeifert ben 8uitann oes gan5en
|5pltems. Die erfte 5lnide ertpeiit
feline 8or5uge gs 1T feline Mpotbe-
fermeo,ii8m lo1lberr miro nl1r bon
2ofalagenteu geIiefert, 6ie eg brett
erbalter aus benz 2abnratorii1m bon
ST.. 4eter 5abrneD & SongGo., 2501
MaIb biingtongl no., gbieugo, ssh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21

allies, mas uns Elm eiitiges
Shidial in ben Sbob mari. far1
u1g uieoer ge11or,n1en tDeroe1; mas
alien @edielfdnen itanobalt TT Elm
treues Sera.
augenbIide geniige1. alles.
gd6nife iit momentum. Gas Maers
berrIihjte tpiiroe id ~ablebneu, meIttli
Sic 9ebinglIng mare, oab eS eng.
om,eru iopte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-21
GeIb III perIeiben.

unff fnfhipierte gnrunen fir Die Dauer
bon flint Big 5ebn Sabre. 38insrate
SO Bro5em 5pre1en sic Dor ober
idreibben 5iean Sic Winnefotn@6is
nance gompnm, Gornerg 5tate 8anf
'gebanoe, ST.. gIouo, M1in11.