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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-19
A Big New Discovery
in Cigarette Blending

The big thing about Chesterfelds is their
unique blend The Chesterfield blend is an
entirely new combination of to5accos. Itisamost
important development in cigarette making.
As result. Chesterields deliver new kind
of cigarette enjoyment - just like bite
before bedtime when you're hungry they
SATISFY
Il took the finest selections Of TURKISH
and DOMESTIC tobaccos and no end Of skill
and psuent experiment u get this blend right
Was it worth t2 say - just smoke
Chesterfield fresh from the moisture proof
package Youl ay it was worth it. ali right
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
En- U~deladdelse.

/ Artiklen ,,Frankrigs Frem-
tidspolitik overfor Tyskland, =
Side 3, er der udeladt ct betty
deligt Afsnit. Det opdagedes i
Korrekturlesningen, men blew
oyerset i Rettelsen. Vi meddeler
her Diet udeladte med lidt for
an og bagefter, saa Diet kan lac
SEES i Sammenheng:
,.Dette Naboskab er for Ole
blikket mindre farligt, a lange
vi holder Rhingrensen. ON fem
ten Aar vii diets Verdi m. Fl. t..
vor Sikkerhed afhenge like af
wore respective Hare, men az vo-
re Institutioner, vor gkonomiske
og moralske Kraft, da wore to
Samfund n9dvendigvis maa ind
virke paa hinanden. Fra j Nor
gen vii i Elsass, i Lothringen, i
Saar-D istriktet og i hele Rim
Egnen tysk Kraft, Organisation
og Foretagsomhed konkurrere
med franske Ideer, Opfindelser,
med den Tiltrakning, SON Frank
rig udsver. Sk6nt Diet intet Steds
starr / Traktaten, kan mar for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Kredsmode.

Kredsmode.
Atlantic Kreds holder, ON Gud vii, sit aarige delegere-
de Mode Emaus Menighed, Falmouth, Ne, Dagene den
%, 30 og 81 August. Folgende Emner vii blive lagt til Grund
for Forhandig: Kredsens Emne Den kosteige Perle'
(Matth. 13, 40. 49,. Menighedens Emne ,Sad og Host"
(Gal. 6, T. 81. Desuden vii Medet forhandle angaaende Mis-
sionen Kredsen og Missioner paa paa Hedningemarken.
Menigheder bedes huske at sende Delegater. Prasterne
vii allie mode. ALE er hjertelig yelkommne.
Paa Kredsens Vegne,
j. J. Kildsig, Kredsformand.
Atlantic Kreds' Ungdomsforbund afholder, vii Gud, sit
Aarsm9de Emaus d. ev. luth. Menighed, Falmouth, Me,
den l. Sept, 1919. Emne: Rom. 10, 9, 10. 13.
Forevrigt indbydes allie yenligt til Deltagelse med os.
C. E. Nielsen, Form.
Emaus d. ev. luth. Menighed Falmouth, Me. indbyder
Venner fra fjern og nr til at komme og holde Heitid med
os disse Dage. Tilrejsende Dor melde deres Komme senest
den %. Aug. til undertegnede.
c. +. Nielsen,
Ri. 4, Box A, Portland, Me.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06

udsige, at Diet yigtigste livery
vii paahvile Frankrig Diet
livery at holde Tyskland j Re-
spekt (naturligvis uden Anven-
delse af vaaben), at omskabe
Tyskland, formal Diet til at be-
ware Freden.
Hvad angaar Tyskland, mener
Vi, at Diet, som vii give Stodet
I'll Genopbyggelsen, er Tingenes
Magt, Opvaagnen af den histo-
riske Sans. Men der er ogsaa
andre Faktorer, som man like
synes at have veret opmerksom
paa j Traktaten = vi taller ON,
de geografiske og okonomiske
Krmfter som handler i Samklang
med hverandre. Alt hyad der err
ordnet uden tilstrekkeligt Hen
syn til disse Faktorer, vii hur-
tigt opl6se sig"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Pluk.

Moderens Bon. Under en-
skrakkelig Storm paa Englands
Kyst - i Haret 1861 gik man.
ge Skibe til Grunde.
Blandt disse led ogsaa ct SIKH,
der he'd ,,Den opgaaende SOL
Skibbrud.
Da allie Redningsbaade paa KY
stem allerede var i Virksomhed
lykkedes Diet like at redde Mand-
skabet paa dette Fart9j.
Kun en- eneste Matros, ct gan
ske ungt Menneske, kom i Land.
Da han efter en- lids Forl9b
kom til sig selv, slog han Dine
ne op og sagde forundret: ,,Hvor
er jegg"
,,Reddet, indie paa Kystenl'
,,Hvor er KaptajnenY"
,,Druknetp"
,,Og Styrmanden9'
,,Ogsaa durknetl"
,,Og Mandskabet9"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
TIL SALG.

Restaurant, med Use Cream
Parlor, Sidney, Mont, County
Seat, beliggende i den beromte
Yellowstone Valley, med ct Ind
b%yggerantal, omkring 1900, i ct
storre dansk Settlement. God
Grund for 0nskeligheden af at
salge. For nermere Oplysning
henvender man sig til VIM. Jen-
sen, Sidney, Montana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
FARME TIL sALG.


Paa Grund af Sygdom err en-
udmarket 800 Acre Farm i Dane
Valley tact we'd Kirken til salgs
meget billigt, skal selges for /,
Sept.
800 Acres NEST Prerie 10 Mil
fra Dane Valley Kirke og So
Mil fra 2 r. r. Dyer. Pris II
Dol. pr. Acre og mulig Lejlighed
for at faa Homestead tillige.
Handel skier direkte med Eje-
rem. ADVISES af Simeon Nielsen,
Box 81. McCabe, Mont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Mpder og Gudstjenester.

0nsdag d. 6. Kvindem6de hos
Owe Andersens og Onsdag Aften
Tabitham9de j Pr@stehuset. Me-
ste Ssndag XII. 9:15 S6ndagssko-
le; XII. 10 80 Gudstjeneste og
XII. 5 Aftengudstjeneste paa En-
geIsk. Onsdag d. 10. Ungdoms-
mode. Alt ON Gud vii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
.Allesammen druknede !

..AIIeSammen dfuknedeI
Oyerveldet al Sindsbevegelse
tav han nogle 0ieblikke, derpaa
foldede han Henderne og raab-
te flere Gange holt: Min No.
der har bedet for mig - min Mo-
der har bedet for migl''
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06

Der var EN- Prast, som havde
holdt en- god Prediken over
Lignelsen ON Arbejderne i Vim
garden. ia, hyoraf we'd du nu,
at Diet var en- god Prediken,
vii maaske nogen spgrge; og ct
saadant Sp9rgsmaal var maa-
|ske slet like saa belt af Vejen.
|Thi der oliver sagt mango ro-
sende Ord ON adskillige rigtig
usle Predikener. Men denne
IPrediken var en- god og Diet kan
man sc deraf, at om Mandagen
kom der Ell af de troende op og
bad Presten ON en- Spade.
Presten havde talt saa ind
trangende ON Arbejdet j Vim
garden, at Vedkommende fol
tie: Du maa i Sandhed til at tas
ge bedre fat Og nu skulde Pr@-
stem saa give Rad, ON Diet helst
MATTE vere EN- B9rnegudstjene-
ste-Spade, eller en- til Brug we'd
|Sygesenge, eller we'd andet Ar
beide blandt de unge osv.
Kare Leserl Du skulde vel
like trange til en- Spadeq
We'd A. c. w.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
DANA COLLEGE
Blair, Nebr.,

Eft nyt Skoleaar begynder %. September.
Skolen har fuld stats-Anerkendelse fra Staten Nebraska.
Den er klassficeret af Statens skoleautorteter hojeste
Klasse, ygrade A"
Dana College omfatter folgende De%partementer:
Academic ............... -Four Year Course
College Observation-Disclosures. Two Year Course
from 1920 full college course)
Pro-Seminary 49,. -. =. Four Year Course
Normal ............ One and Two Year Course
Commercial ............ One and Two Year Course
Music Two Year Course
Afdeling for Begyndere Engelsk.
Indmeldelser modtages og Foresporgsler besyares.
Skriv efter Catalog.
L. A. Laursen, Bestyrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Maskinsatte soges.

Nermere Oplysninger we'd Hen
vendelse til ,,Danneyirke''s Tryk-
kerr, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06

idA nan A'-hA 0JtVAihht; u1i paa
foldede han Henderne og raab-
te flere Gange holt: Min Mo-
der har bedet for mig = min Mo-
der har bedet for migl''
Min Hvilesten. ,,Hyad er Kri-
stus for dig?'' spurgte en- Mis-
sioner i Indien en- Indfodt, som
var bleven dobt.
,,kristus er nit Haab, min
Hyilesten," lod hans Svar. Og
det var ct treffende Svar; thi
i Diet varme Indien, hvor Byr-
der like befordres paa Kerrer
eller Vogue, men beres paa Ryg-
gen eller Hovedet, er Diet Skik.
at der langs med Landevejene
er anbragt Hyilepladser. Rundt
omkring paa de solhede, stove
de Veje findes temmelig hole
Stene, hvorpaa den tratte Van
drer kan s9tte sin Byrde. Diet
er EN- sand Hyile for Bereren
at blive befriet for Byrdens tun-
&c, trykkende Yegt paa sine
Skuldre, han aander frit, sam
Ter nye krefter og kan styrket
og glad after drage videre. Mod
og Haab folger med ham. og
hans tunge Byrde kan like ned
trykke ham; thi bestandig vim
ker Hvilestenene langs med Veje-
ne, indtil han har naaet Maalet.
Vidnesbyrd og Dedsle.jet. Gel
lert, EN- tysk Professor og Digter,
som dode 1869, sagde paa sit
Dodsleje til de omkringstaaende:
Mar Dodsskyggerne omringer
mig, og jeg like mere kan hore
eller forstaa noget, saa sig dette
enc Ord Jesus ind i 0ret paa
mig thi Diet vii jeg sikkert kun
ne here og forstaa til NIT sidste
|0jeblik''. - Det var Jesus fra
Golgatha og Paaskemorgen, som
var hans Tilflugt.
Sc dybere ned. En- Rejsende
|lod sig sette over den saakaldte
.Solyso i Florida. Man havde for
tall ham, at man gennem Diet
klare Wand kunde Sc ~S9lvsandet
'paa Soens Bund. Han stirrede
j langere It'd forgeves ned i
Dybet og sagde endelig til Baad-
foreren: ,,Jeg ser intel
,,Se blot dybere nedl" led
Svaret.
Han fulgte Raadet; der gik
nogle faa Minutter, da lyste
Solvsandet ham i Mode - eft her.
.ligt Syn.
Saaledes gaar Diet ogsaa med
Studiet af Guds Ord. Eft kort
eller overfladisk Blk giver os
ingen Anelse ON de Skonheder,
der ligger i den hellige Bog.
Men naar vi i stille Eftertanke
fordyber os i den, faar vi ct Ind.
blk i de Lifligheder, den rum
mer.
En- lille Dreng spurgte sin
Moder, hvilken af Personerne
i Bunyans Pilgrimsyandring hun
syntes bedst ON. ,,Selvfolgelig
synes jeg bedst om Christen,"
svarede hun; ,,han er jo Helten
i hele Bogen." Diet g9r jeg TX
sagde Drengen; ,,jeg hol-
der NEST af Christine; thi da
Christen begay sig paa Vel, gik
han alene; men Christine tog
Bornene med, da hun br9d OPP
Der var EN- Prast, SON havde
holdt en- god Prediken over
Lignelsen om Arbejderne i Vim
garden. ia, hvoraf we'd du nu,
at Diet var en- god Prediken,
vii maaske nogen sperge; og ct
saadant Sp9rgsmaal a maa-
ske slet like saa belt af Vejen.
Thi der oliver sagt mango ro-
~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Mgdekalender.

Iowa Kredsmode oliver i Ring
Ia, den PCS. Sept. d. A.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
BLAIR, NEBR.

en-. Han har nu kobt Diet Hus.
som Kristian Madsen og Moder
for IN It'd siden flyttede nd af,
med ct Tilliggende af ca. 5 A
eres. Men da han agter at ombyg-
ge eller bygge til Huset, er Fa-
milien ~forelebig flyttet ind i Mr..
l.. P. Rasmussens Hus 0st for
Farmers Elevator.
]. E. Campbell-Furniture
and Undertaking. Successor to
e. C. Pierce.
Vi har nylig set Mr.. Otto
Hansens Son Henry i Besog her
i Byen. Han var nok kommen
fra Ruskin hertil i Anledning af
Chr. Tolstrup i Fremonts Begra-
velse, og saa blew han her og
hjalp sin Fader og Familien til
med Flytningen.
= Mr.. Chr. Bendorf re.iste forle-
den en- Tur til Wyoming for at
bespge en- Datter, som de har
boende der.
Direktionen for Dan. Luth.
Publ. House holdt Forretnings-
mode her j Mandags. Vi forstaar
at Mr.. Albert Hansen fra Har-
Ian, Ia, kom pr. Automobil gem
men Council Bluffs og Omaha
og tog Mr.. Oluf Bondo og Past.
Berthelsen med herop, og han
befordrede dem ligesaa tilbage.
Ri. a. kan vi meddele fra No
Diet, da det sikkert ingen Hem
melighed er, at man besluttede
at forhoje Prisen for Danskeren
til 800 ON Aaret.
En- af yore Typografer, Mr..
W. Beernstrup var saa uheldig
Torsdag Aften / sidste Uge at
faa ct Tilbageslag af sin Auto
mobil, da han Wide ..eranke''
den, a han dels fix Haandledet
at Led og dels ct Ben / Armen
brakket. Han fix Armen sat 90
forbundet af DR.. Murdoch. Ar
men kommer sig nu rask: Mr..
Beernstrup err i Stand til at 60
re en- Del Arbejde i sit Fag.
Mr.. VIM johnson. en- anden
at wore Typografer, er med Fa-
mile, pr. Auto, paa en- Uges
Ferietur i Iowa hos Mrs. John
sens slagtninge i og omkring
Royal og Spencer, Iowa.
M. A. Sans Exclusive Un-
dertaking. Lady Attendant
Auto Hearse. Both Phones.
Reds har nylig haft Be-
sSg fra Iowa og S. Oak. Vor
Son Anton og hans H~ustru, Ring
sted, rejste pr. Auto til Beres-
ford, S. Oak, hvor de bes6gte
Mrs. Andersens Broder, Past. Ne
We, og derfra rejste saa vor Dat
ter, Mrs. G. w. Larsen, og hem
des to Detre med dem herned.
L Gaar rejste Mr.. og Mrs. An
dersen tilbage til Ringsted. og
Misses Emma Andersen og Lu-
ellie Larsen rejste med dem.
Mrs. G. w. Larsen og yngste
patter, Pricilla er her endnu.
Mr.. og Mrs. J. S. Hedelund
a saa uheldige at komme tenn
melig slemt til Skade i Gaar Eff
termiddag. De var k6rende med
Iaant Hest og Vogn efter ell
Les Brande ude hos Chr. john
zen her Vest for Byen. Paa
Hjemvejen lob Hesten lobsk, saa
Vognen veltede, og de faldt afI
og fix Brandet ned over sig. De
blew slemt forslaaet og fix nog-
le Hudafskrabninger, men kom
visit ellers like slemt til Skade.
Billetter fra Danmark. De
som har tenkt at sende Billet til
Venner eller Slagtninge i DAN
mark, kan erholde fuldstendige
0plysninger og de sidste I'd
yandringsregler we'd at tilskrive
Scandinavian American Line, lit
tyoull no.uL1uu Ca CLsoo-1 TIL |
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-07-01
BEULAH TO HAVE
NEW PLAY HOUSE
Thriving Mining Town Showing
Some Real Speed

Beulah, N. D., July With the
completion of the Opera house now
under construction Beulah will have
a play house far superior to any on
the North Branch and second to few
in western North Dakota. NJ. M.
Mounts and E. F. Munro, both well
known in Bismarck business circles
are the owners of this new building
and being men of extensive exper-
ience their enterprise meets the sane.
ton and approval. of all interested in
the welfare OF Beulah. The building
will be 40 feet wide by 100 in length,
with full basement. All plans are
made along those of first class opera
houses and a perfect ventilating and
heating system will be installed.
The highest grade maple flooring
will be used and the interior decor
ating will be elaborate.
Owing to the fact that the owners
are leaders in the famous Beulah
Saxaphone orchestra, and that Mr..
Munro is an expert electrician and
moving picture machine operator, the
dancers and movie fans are assured
of UNPARALLELED satisfaction upon the
completion of this meritorious enter
prise.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-07-01
FRAZIER HAS NOT
NAMED MEMBERS
OF NEWEST BOARD
Much Conjecture at Capital as to
Administration Commits.
sion Personnel
M'DONALD MADE WARDEN
Brown and Nagel Vote Former
Morton County Sheriff
Into Job
M'DONALD MADE WARDEN

The most important duty confront
ing Governor Frazier as result OF
last Thursdays referendum election
approving the seven league measures
submitted will be the naming of the
submitted will be the naming of the
state board of administration. 1t was
announced at the executive Offices
last evening that no appointments
had been made. Various guesses
have been made as to the probable
identity of the three appointive mem.
bers, the most common selections be-
ing Patrick NJ Casey of Fargo, men,
Der OF the present board of control
and president of the Equity Coopera-
tive Packing Co.; Neil c. Macdonald
former state superintendent of pub.
lie instruction, and either Robert T.
Muir of Sarles, president of the state
board of regents, or George A. Tot
ten, member of the board and ac-
tive in league work since the incep-
ton of the organization. OF the lat
ter two Muir is believed to have the
inside track, for the reason that he
is a brother-in-law of William Lemke
next to Townley in control of the
league. Muir was active in lobbying
for the bill before the assembly last
winter, and he was then popularity
believed to have been promised q
place.
Readjustment Of Jobs.
Charles Liessman is now secretary
Of the state board of regents. Chas.
G. Boise of Fargo is secretary of the
state board of control. Both of these
secretaryships will be abolished July
26, when the board of administration
bill takes effect. The board of ad-
ministration secretaryship will pay
$1,000 per annum, the same salary as
is to be received by appointiye mem
bers of the commission, who will be
required to devote all their time to
the duties of their office. Whether
this plum will fall to Leissman, or to
Boise, or to one of the present league
members OF the board of regents, or
perhaps to some other loyal worker,
such as William ]. Prater, whose Job
as commissioners Of university and
school lands will expire September l,
remains to be seen. h. 4i II NE s3.,T'' y, I
prater's Future.
Prater is said to have been slated
for commissioner of immigration q
post which will pay $4,000 per an
mum, and which is to be filed before
July 26. Leissman has been picked
as first-class man for the job Of
manager Of the home building asso-
Continued en- Page Three
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-07-01
JUNE COLLECTIONS
FOR AUTO TAGS RAN
NEARLY $147,000.O0

June collections in the automobile
registration department Of the high
way commission reported to the
state treasurer today were $146,790-
go, bringing the total for the year up
to $538,790.60.
Bonds Are Ready.
Secretary of State Hall probably
will complete today, the signing Of
the last batch of 500 Bank Of North
Dakota bonds. Upon the delivery of
this final consignment of the s2,O00,-
900 state bond issue to the Bank of
North Dakota, the institution will be
ready to begin business. Resources
reported to date from repositories
for public funds aggregate about
$22,OOO,OOO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-07-01
TET ET,EPHONE MEN
FEAR AFFECT OF
HIGH VOLTAGES

North Dakota telephone executives
are in conference today with the
state railway commission relative to
the formulation Of rules governing
high power transmission lines. The
conference today has to do particu-
larly with the effect OF such high
power transmission lines on tele-
phone service wires. The last assem-
bly, empowered the railway commits
sion to regulate this matter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-07-01
SEVERAL DIE IN
STORM SWEEPING
NORTHERN AREA
Havoc Wrought From WillistOn
to Minot by Twister That
Descended Sunday
TWO KILLED AT ALAMO
Mother and Daughter Victims of
Tornado-Property Loss
Will Be Heavy
TWO KILLED AT ALAMO

lMinot, N. D., July Ia wind storm
which bordered on tornado swept
northeastern Montana and northwest
ern North Dakota late Sunday night
and early Monday morning, killing
several, injuring many others and
causing great damage to buildings
both in towns and in rural sections.
Wires are all down west of Minot,
and only meagre details are available
tonight. Miles of telephone and tele-
graph wires are down, from Stanley
to Williston. According to trainmen
who passed through the storm Mon
day, the wind storm came from the
west where considerable damage was
done towns in eastern Montana.
e.,. Damage at WiIIiston.
At Wil1iston windows in fronts of
stores were blown out and several
barns in that district blown down.
Apparently the storm went almost
due north from Williston and had
great force at Zahl, As miles north
east of Williston. At Zahl, which is
on the Stanley branch of the Great
Northern, the front was blown from
the First State bank, garage blown
down, several windows broken in
fronts of stores and lumber office
blown away. Box cars standing on a
siding in Zahl were blown over. 4
miles and half east OF Zahl the
wind struck the old log home of the
Zahl family, pioneers of that district,
Blew away two rooms of the house
and left the other room standing.
Members of the family were in the
room which was left and no one was
injured.
..s Two Are Killed.
Sweeping on southeast, the storm
damaged the elevator at Appam and
damaged number of barns in that
section and at Alamo killed a mother
and daughter named Helgeson, living
a short distance out from the village.
Details of the fatality are not yet
available. A school house was blown
down at Corinth while a garage, the
1imHerial. Lumber com3any's office
and five barns were blown down al
Yild Rose. A farmer living south
OF Hamlet, the first station east to+
Wild Rose was killed but details are
lacking. Another farmer is reported
killed near McGregor but no details
are available. Early this morning
McGregor residents sent out calls to
several surrounding townes for physi
clans expecting many were injured in
the rural district
White Earth Hit.
It seems as tho the storm swept
due south again from McGregor
striking White Earth, and blowing a
car from the siding onto the main line
of the Great Northern. The car was
struck by a fast mail train going
west early this morning. Fireman
Algers on the fast mail was slightly
injured but the rest Of the crew were
unhurt. The wreck tied up traffic on
the Great Northern west of here sew.
eral hours. A passenger train due
here from the west at a. m. did not
arrive until $3.50 last night. 1t brought
the only information available but
those who were aboard left the storm
area so early this morning that de-
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-07-01
EARTHQUAKE
NEAR FLORENCE
FATAL TO MANY
Dead Being Taken From Ruins
Thousand Homes Are
Damaged
RED CROSS TO RESCUE
Heart Rending Cries as Relief
Is Delayed for Lack
of Tools
RED CROSS TO RESCUE

Florence, Monday, June 3O.-In
many places throughout the district
visited by the earthquake Sunday, the
number Of injured has made it i'm.
possible to transport the sufferers to
hospitals, because of the lack Of prop,
er means. Volunteer nurses have
taken care of the injured ones in the
field and along the dutsy roads. Pos
SCISSORS Of automobiles have given
the greatest assistance bringing band.
ages and medicines.
In spite of heart rending cries from
ruins, rescue work could not begin In
many instances until tools had been
brought from Florence.
In the earthquake zone more than
1000 houses were badly damaged in
addition to the hundreds destroyed.
The entire population of the Reg
clio valley, 20 miles southeast OF
Florence, is obliged to camp in the
open air. The authorities have not
succeeded in supplying all the vic
Tins with tents and huts, and thus
the exposure to the unusually cold
weather in addition to the general
misery in that district may have seri
Gus consequences.
The railways crossing the Revello
valley have been broken, and the wa.
gon roads have been blocked by
rocks.
TOTAL CASUALTIES UNKNOWN.
Rome, Monday, June Military
auto trucks and Red Cross ambu
lances have gone to the earthquake
zone near Florence. The council o.
Rome has also sent detachment
from the city fire department. Re
ports state that more bodies have
been taken from the ruins, but the
total number of casualties has not as
yet been established. o.,