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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
ROOSEVELT
MEETING AT
LYNDONVILLE
Largely Attended Service in
Music Hall Sunday
Evening

Music hall at Lyndonville was fill
cd Sunday evening at a mass meet
ing in the interests of the Roosevelt
memorial drive and through the week
the fund will be raised. The meet
ing was in charge of o.. d. Mathew
son and music was furnished by an
orchestra, consisting of Messrs. Cur
tbs, Aubin, Burpee, Dayis and
Stevens. america" was sung by the
audience, led by the orchestra and
the Congregational choir. The de-
votional exercises were in charge of
Rev. Mr. Gould. Rev. H. J. Hinman
spoke of Roosevelt as the boy and
the man; Rev. Mr. Sturtevant spoke
of the military career Of Roosevelt;
Supt. M. E. Daniels spoke of him as
writer and author, and anecdotes
and stories were given by Rev MI.
Gould. His policies and public life
were given by DR.. H. NJ, Smith. Much
interest is shown in the movement for
the memorial and a large contribu-
ton is anticipated.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
BAD fire
SUNDAY AT
WHITE BIRCH FARM
Big Brick Farmhouse Saved
BY the Village Auto
Truck

About three o'clock Sunday after
noon fire was discovered in the house
that is on the White Birch farm
formerly owned by Luman Ladd and
now owned by A. Blair. Mr.. Blair's
family with the exception of Mrs
Blair, who was sick in bed, were
at the dinner table eating when they
heard a noise that they took for ar
auto going by. Investigation proved
that no auto was in sight, one of the
boys opened the door that leads to
the stairs to the room over the kitch-
en- and discovered that there was a
fire in the room occupied by the hired
man. The Ell chimney goes through
the partition of this room and the
fire had got a good start when dis
covered. Mrs. e. e. Pierce, the
nurse, who was taking care of Mrs
Blair, with rare good presence OF
mind, had Mrs. Blair carried from
her room on cot bed, to he1
own home across the road and then
helped remove furniture. Help was
summoned from the village by tele-
phone, the church bell 'rung and soon
there was a good number Of men on
hand to help fight the fire.
In the meantime the fire truck from
St. Johnsbury arrived with an effici-
ent crew of men and with the chem
ical and water which was carried by
men, boys and girls from the brook,
and two hours hard work the fire
was conquered.
The fire was confined to the upper
part of the ell and the damage by
smoke and water was large. All the
furniture was removed in good
shape considering so many were at
it Even the bathroom fixtures were
taken out as we'll as the kitchen
stove. To tell the names of all who
were there would take too much space
Everyone who could, helped and
showed their good will to help. The
st .Johnsbury Fire company did AL.
w. e. Cushman did a good job with
his truck carrying water from the
brook in cream cans; l.. Grout made
a trip to St. Johnsbury for acid, r.
Chase to the creamery for acid and
soda fo the chemical engine and
the men who were on the roof put
ting the water on are deserving OF
great praise.
Mr. Blair is fully protected by
insurance on both house and fur
niture. The roof of the ell was al
most entirely destroyed.
The old saying "better the day, bet
ter the deed" had one thing in its
favor. Being Sunday help was secur-
cd more easily Mrs. Blair and her
ten day old son are resting comfort
ably at the home of Mrs Pierce.
1t is thought that the fire caught
some way from the chimney. A fire
in the country has a few good les
sons in it. The greatest one of all is
the spirit of brotherhood" manifest
cd in those who attend.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
60 Young Folks Attend
Miss Grint's Classes

Miss Mary Grint opened her an
nual dancing classes at Pythian hall
on Saturday afternoon with two of
the largest classes she had ever had.
There is still time for young people
to enroll for the season.
There were twenty-four young pco-
pie in the beginners class The first
march was led by Marshall Miltimore
and Ruth Searles. The second march
was led by Howard Farmer and Ruth
Searles.
In the advanced class there were
forty-six pupils. The first march was
led by Ronald Burrows and Winifred
Randall and the second by James
parents and friends we're present to
enjoy the pretty spectacle of the lit
tie ones dancing. Miss Grint's class
es are very popular and during the
next few weeks more pupils will join
her classes.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
ST. JOHNSBURY
AUTO STRUCK
AT LACONIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter and Mr..
and Mrs Hamblett of New
port Have Narrow Escape

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hunter Of
Summer street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hamblett of Newport had a
narrow escape from serious injury
Saturday afternoon at Laconia, N. II.
as they were on their way to Boston
to attend the annual convention Of
the New England Bakers. They for
tunately escaped with a severe shak-
ing up and were able to proceed to
Boston by train.
Mr.. Hunter was driving his Dodge
car along the road between Lake
Winnepausekee and Laconia when a
Nash car travelling at fast speed
tried to pass him. The Nash car
smashed into the front wheel and
fender of Mr.. Hunters car throwing
it to the side Of the road when it
turned over.
Mr.. Hunter was able to eXtricate
himself and to get out Mrs. Hunter
and Mrs. Hamblett. Mr.. Hamblett
was caught under the steering wheel
and the car had to be righted to get
him out. The man driving the Nash
car stopped some distance from the
accident and came back and gave
such aid as he could. He acknowl-
edged the accident was his own fault.
Mr.. Hunters car was badly smash
ed. At the time of the accident Mr..
Hunter was going about 20 miles an
hour and there was room for the
other motorist to pass. The man did
not sound his horn or give warning
that he was about to pass Mr.. Hunt
el's car.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
MOURNED WIFE'S
DEATH TAKES
HISOWN LIFE
Peter Grace of Newport
Found Dead-Line Wound
Around His Neck

With a piece of clothes line tied
twice around his neck and his feet
almost touching the floor of the room,
the body of Peter Grace, an old resi-
dent of Newport, was found suspend
ed from rafter in the little cottage
in Farrant's grove owned by him.
John Farrant and e. O. Osgood made
the discovery. Dependency over his
wife's death several years ago is said
to have caused the suicide.
Grace spent large part of his
spare hours at the cottage and had
often told Mr. Osgood, at whose home
he boarded, that if he didn't show up
at meal time, he would find him over
at the cottage. Grace appeared as
usual for dinner Sunday but when
supper time came around he was no.
where to be found. Suspicious that
everything was not alright. Mr.. Os-
good got in touch with Mr.. Farrant
and together they went to the cottage
and found it locked. They quickly
broke in and went upstairs where
they found the body hanging from
a beam over the door. He had
strangled himself to death.
The dead man was employed by the
Frost Veneer Seating Company, as a
yard laborer. He had not worked
steadily for several weeks until last
week. He had been suffering from a
nervous breakdown caused by his
wife's death.
The coroner made an inquest i'm
mediately after the finding of the
body and returned verdict of sui
eide. 1t was found that Grace had
been dead about four hours before
the finding of the body, which was re-
moved to the undertaking parlors of
B. E. Curtis of Bay street.
Grace sist md her husband, F. B.
Hayes of West Shefford, Que, were
notified and arrived in Ne" .,ort. A
brother, J. E. Grace of Whittinsville,
Mass, arrived today and will take
charge of the burial arrangements.
Mr.. Grace, who was Al years old,
owned considerable real estate in this
city. He only recently sold house
at Curtis Corner to Ernest Lamonthe.
Grace wife died nine years ago and
he has been respondent ever since.
They had no children.
The deceased was a regular atten-
dant at the First Methodist church
and was man of excellent habits. He
was very quiet in manner. He had a
long list of friends who mourn his
untimely death.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
Henry A. Bryant's
Ford Car Stolen

Henry A. Bryant, the st. Johns
bury real estate agent, had his Ford
touring car stolen Saturday night
and Sheriff Worthen and the police
have been unable to locate it. His
son-in-law, Charles Scott, left the
car in front of the fire station on
Eastern avenue and went up to the
almory and when he came back the
car was gone. The car was 1916 five
passenger Ford, Vermont registry,
No. 10998, and had recently been
overhauled.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
LAWYER WESLEY
ENDORSED FOR
PROBATE JUDGE
Cal. County Bar Assoc. I'm
mOusly Recommend Him
for That Office

At the meeting of the Caledonia
Bar Association Saturday afternoon
]. Rolfe Searles, Harry w. Writer'S
and David S. Conant were elected a
committee to revise the fee bill, and
this committee was also instructed to
report on the matter of attorneys
"Selling Writs."
Albro F. Nichols, Harry w. Writer'S
and Walter W. Wesley were appoint
ed committee to see that proper
Continued on page four)
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
(By Associated PresS

NEW YORK, Oct. 27-Scores of
persons were injured in a pitched
battle between two thousand striking
longshoremen and several hundred
men who were on their way to work
at the Bush terminal docks in Brook
lyn today. Between fifty and hun
dred revolver shots were fired and
sticks, stones, bricks and clubs were
used by the combatants. Ten arrests
were made.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
JOHNSON AMENDMENT TO TREATY IS DEFEATED
LATE NEWS BULLETIN

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 27-While
preparations for strike of half a
million coal miners of the United
States, ordered for next Saturday,
are being continued, it was said at
the International headquarters Of
the United Mine Workers that the
miners are ready and willing to nego-
uate a new wage agreement between
now and November first that would
avert a strike,
John L. Lewis, acting president of
the miners is not expectd tie return
here until Wednesday the date set
for a meeting of the executive board
of mine workers, at which it is cx-
pected statement will be drafted in
reply to President Wilson's demand
that the strike order be rescinded.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
Senate Vote Is 38, Yes And 40, No
---Would Have Changed
Voting In League

WASHINGTON Oct. 27-The Johnson amendment
to the peace treaty proposing in effect that the voting
power of the United States in the League of Nations be
increased to equal that of Great Britain and her doin
IONS defeated in the Senate today The vote 3S
for the amendment and 40 against it.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
(Bv Associated Press)

HANAFORD, Calf, Oct. 27-Wil-
liam 0. jenkins, the American con-
sular agent at Puebla, Mexico and
wealthy manufacturer, probably to-
day was at liberty after being alb
Quoted and held a week by three
masked Mexican bandits, who de-
manded a ransom of hundred fifty
thousand dollars. Word of his rescue
was received last night by his father
who lives here. The message did
not indicate whether any portion OF
the demanded ransom had been paid
or whether efforts of the Mexican
government had effected the release.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-William
O. jenkins, American Consular agent
at Puebla, Mexico, who was kidnap-
ped by Mexican bandits, was released
after payment of the ransom, the
state department was advised today
by the American embassy at Mexico
City. t.~
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, Oct. 27-Premier Glenn
enceau has been asked by the radical
party to become candidate for the
chamber of deputies from the Stras-
bourg constituency which sent Leon
Gambetta to the French Assembly in
1871. 1t is argued that the seat held
by man who conducted the resist
ance of France against Germany in
the Franco-Prussian war should be
given to statesman who a half CEN
tury later was at the helm when Ger
many was defeated and Alsace- Lor-
raine recovered,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
{ BY the Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Oct. 27-King AL
bert of Belgium bade New York an
aerial farewell today. He flew over
Manhattan and Brooklyn nearly an
hour in a flying boat piloted by En-
sign Frank Lamb. Later the king
returned to his hotel and with Queen
Elizabeth, Prince Leopold and
other members of the party went to
the Pennsylvania station where a
train was waiting for them. Alive
hour stop will be made at Philadel-
phia after which the party will pro-
ceed to Washington.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
(By Associated Pressl

HAVRE, Oct. PA tie up of
French line steamers in New York
account of the Dockmen's strike has
resulted in great congestion at this
port. All hotels are filled with ira,
elers awaiting an opportunity to sail
for America.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27

Continued on page four)
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27
The Weather

Rain tonight and Tuesday.
Not much change in tenn
perature. Moderate East
winds.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast
Quarter of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27
GAP Scmpcratmr
citcr Snifucn;a.

Or. Samucl @eit itriper / She
lancet" lite 6ebrllar 1919: Gen
.Silitano al N~cotrhftbeo. iom isIger
efter Snfluen5a, Ell iaa fonitont at
Den buroc betragtea og bchon0lc3
iom en- Del al Spqoommen. ) Ben.
ne Eerio0e err S%anperuturcn tiQioc
unocr Oct normalc; octtc c~rficnoea
/ 8cgelcn fife, % ooQ cr oct al itor
gctpontng, ior oct cr ocrmc @e.
ripoe, at 6arct Tor, at Der iful itsoe
anore Spgoonmc til, er iaa itor.
Gntiellten ber fife regnca for Mc.
fonualelcelt, ier Scnlpcraiurch at.
ter bar naaet i'm normalc &eioc.
Der err ct iuaoont Staoium al
neolat 8emperatlU eftcr cnbuer Sc.
Der. Set er / He9eIcn fort, hpis sc.
berclt bar uarct en- fort Si0, Oh
Inn9t buiS Scberell, Iou1 peo 5pfua,
bar poret lpngc. &e0 Snfluen5u
oerinoo er Ecrioocn al nc0iut Gem.
peratlIr IGngerc emo uc0 andre Sc.
beripgoommc, % Oct icIu / SiIiploe,
boor 6ebereu bar ppret Sap % aun
ite fortparig. ia icIp / SiIfrIoc, buor
Der Ilct life bar uGret Sober. ) Gil
tploe, boor Sr1fllrer5o er gaot ioran,
or Oct life ulcopnnlig, at 1Solf ielcr
Jig foloe % elenOi9c % fIager ouer,
at Dc life fan fno Gnrmc / aroppen;
tar man oa ocre3 Scmpcratur, uiIer
Def Jig oite, at Sen er ulocr oct
normole. Or. @eit lagoc Mcrfc til
oislc 5tng UNDER Den ltore Gpioemi
i 1890.
Oct cr al itor Setponing, at bette
Staoillm obicrperes, og at Der togeS
DC tilbsrlige 6orbolb5regIer, "a
mango SilfGlbe al 2ltngebctpnoelie
og ANDRE 5elgeip9oommc poa ocn
Sei fan mnogaoe5 men her bor 2r,
gerne oite @anlteligbeoer meo 80.
tierterne, iom tror, at naor sScberen
or forbi, or DC laa friifc, at DC life
bebeper at tagc @enipn til 2Ggens
aopariler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27
"Oenodrmerne."
On @iitorie ira Nrigeu,

On 2apuleriofiicer iortUQer:
Get bar / 6%lanoernc i 0ouembcr
1914 Seq lao poo min Ncit og unr
pao &ci til Eoperingbe.
&eo en- arog paa Gcian If ica
2le poa ire bereone @enoarmer mcO
en- inf Ciiiccr mclem iig.
"8rotuIerer mco Sanger" raabtc
icg.
Cui mon S%ieutenaut. Men Del
Uar life ri iom fneb bont."
"@uor bIcp ban taget bcnne?"
soar life Sop al ii8e Del, mon
@ieutcuant.
Anc @elloormcr er tupiifc Sen.
onrmer. Seq LITER Dem lite. Nen
Gheicu for oisie ire par sieniUnIig
al rcttc Sorten. San bapoe ct brlt.
tnlt, oumt GiGs, tort Dtuitacbe o.
ocu nsouenoige barrie Stemme. ua.
turligpis meo DEN bersmte Attcut.
Sea loo ham iaa en- Slurt Al TIu.
fen min, % ri inatfeoe ON Selen.
sanger par ogiaa tppiif. On IN
piif 9oebe. 9beien ioritoo. buao ica
tGnfte, % buiiteoe / Fret pan mig
10 Cro, iom life fan operiGtte5 be.
ore emo meo "9ffeI 6pr".
Ter fom ct engelit ga,teri imoo
o5 90 paa Seien. 90 leg loo min 5cit
gaa neo | @rsiten for al Iaoe ben
lippe irem. 1e IRE 8enoormcr %
oeres 6ange tog no al Yeicn pna
ben heire Sioe. o. ieg iaa Dem life
mere.
DER 6 Tiger ienere BEG par ienot
III ct Stco / Rprbebcn al ga gasite.
os ieg bIep bsbasells o~perraitet pco
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27
nluGfnotiier.
Tn samntcl Maiiaua.
(gu eammcl eonNcpiic ira Spo,
iluIlunN

@or agcr ct srSiict, Dor @fsiutua
fliIobrdat,
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Idat.
llc. @igcr. 90. milcttcr o4 arunic poonu
pei Ipiio. M 8l1INcr Del CONNER
at iinne iun ertesIea pusicr iia ei;
Nci, Bomber, nm en- Sang ON anrct c,
0tai
aun en- Sang ON sInrct bar @orOcmnur
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Slio.
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SLANG
ri brinacr port 1crilab en- aruus % en-
SGup.
5ao mmlcr hi iamntcn Niroc % 5uinp
GuQen bIonot @IcmiIcrnc Ipirat oms
trtng.
Sc admlc maa Iiooc pco Qruict / Srco;
Snart tommer DC NoQc nj iiohcr Del
meo,
Nloar 0opcoct rnitcr, "a S5ieu CT Qroo.
Nl nitia ill Noiiau8 / Znuien ri gan.
SrnQt lcpc ri @enner / @lrpc % Srco.
"a foitcr os ituuoom por AQcr llot Speh.
Saa oiuer Den tuiirOfo,0 Acnter igien.
90 niger bctoIer ian iiitcrt ION ben
Gn al De merfcIiaitc @uqoefrmit.
mere, Norgc u%ogcr0ouQ hnr %ioitret,
cr Ginar 0Iaplcn 9nttcnc. ieot
Rnuniu / Selennorfen, lpor ban oQ.
ioo / trcoipe gar, ION ilocn or gouet.
bar ~ltigttct lit &trtc iom Spiae
mano, Hpiemalcr % (%rritlurer.
6orioupiot er bans &lu2Isb fife at
flrot ioo merfelia ON man GA
fife iiuOcr oct Ell SicIOcnheo at pG
re, nuor en- Otdno / pore Gage ops
naar at bli treoipc Mar llocn at bouc
%itlffct gtricn uoenior i'm cqcn Stem.
bugoa @rGnicr. Tcttc meo 9pqoe.
grulliernc moa / ocnuc Sorbin0clie
touifc life toqcS ioa aItior boQitope.
liq. Nten piit er oct laIiolo, at loa
lalat ionl iii Acknowledgements @p
Sficn err Soffene oI0rig fomrnet iiq.
Gppc / Selemarfen bor ban qoact
title % rllslet nleo iii. % uocn at
bouc feet onoet al GIpcrocna &lrnit
emo ct Gar miobcIol0crifc 1rpifip
~rcrarbeioer / GibSborg airtc, bar
oenne Mono no ira i'm pgcn ri9c %
itcrtc Sultaii ira i'm iiclbuc Sorm.
lonS % no ira lin lclplGrte 9rltg al
Souefnipcn lfobt nogIc al DC elem.
~bommeIigitc Srpifulptlrcr, iom no.
gcngong bar nPret lfet,
0ette Natur9cni bIcp opoogct al
9iaebhuaaer GnberIc, iom poo Ell
&ciie gienncm Gelemnrten tiliGlbig.
bis ff ie ct 0nr al @nffcncs Nrbei.
Der. sSioen or ban fommet ipprt /
&inoen, bans Nrbeiocr cr bet ubitil.
let % bct hur pTrct poo Salc, at
Soffene ltuloe faloea ill Srono'
hienlS Gomfirfc iom 9iucobugger
Nosmusicn5 NicobiGlpcr.
aomponiitcu ,iobon 9ocfcr 2ntoc
err uonppnt til Ofiicier o'Ncaocmie
0e5 9eolir Nrt5, Eoris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27
Strefinojagenoc l1bebagclig.
beDcr DcO NmOjnaOOmntc

Del Der uaar op iii $. S. s. lamb Iirfeeure.
) 5. s. bar upret paa WlartsOet I ientti
War, / ysbet al bpilteu SID Der bar 9Juet
aimtnOelts 3tfirsosftqetie ior ale 5ld95
Hlunos %6orltprreller / elooet. puis on utl
bdue PROMPT og pareuOe ttuorlue. pa tau
on iiole paa 5. 5. 5. 6or fpuoiqe 8aao
angaaeuOe SsbaroIvus al bit eset psriouti9e
SiIfrIOe. ittIU Joag til ebtsi Weoicd[
aoptieg, 5wtit Specirt Gompaup, Gept. Il,
4tidnta. ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27
&c jpritc IuftiNr.

Sra Stoctbolm mclocs i0oe Nlpril:
Soag er / StocfboIm iorctagct Sor.
Ie9 mco Dc ioritc 2ititipr. Dc bar
en- Spsitnrfc po1 ca, 4 Ipcuite Dtil.
6prct, Der anbringea pan Wurfen, or
IaaIcoc@ inorcttct, at Set finn Iuicr
opao. Gprenc ooitiaer ia ira bin.
onoen pco ioritieui9 9Iinfipitcm,
bporefter Slpoeren fan ~oriciltere ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27
&ioenoc % brGnocmoe ITO:
ilGt inartrcr fine Sire.

Npts BIN CUB Ipuss I EIautmer al uolos
lom Sronoen % slsen pso Gc;ema. fan
olrtel'S oS pareuoe ylnoriug tm erbolo.s
az en- Sshouollng. iom eoay uuoer Cuers
taosu iom uaar nso I'll CnoetS pirtetae
Stloe. Huolpaoomme tommsr al en- for
ltprret 6%or'atnIus / Sloost. o. ON ou isqer
tlerrt og q fan on ltfc ruoe e. eloomto
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27

iaien at ltebc pna DC iirc @enoarmcr
og ocrc9 5nnqe. &c bapoc en- san.
&C mco iig oemnegonG ogiaa. &tfc
bcn Iontnlc naturliguia.
Nri0ooercn htlitc.
"Solo," rnobte lca. &c hor uC
ret bClolg iaicn."
Seq foloer life iIiQt 2nftc. mon
Sicrtenont. seq pIloe beler hnpc
Yoit lom Ia9uiiItsr ueo Ell al &ei.
fru0icuc.
"Iten oct nna uurc bD0aclil al
fau rarte lilo omtrlna. Zen Surcn,
Ge bar inact lat pao ocunc @aug,
Ter en0nu uGre no enc ham oco 30
%periuabc. SEQ ltal paste mig lor at
iperae, buor &c tog ham, eaer ON
b0or &c ifal 6riuac bum ben"
@rigoocren % bans Miuuo brait /
hsi Sottcr, omtrent lom ON lea it'll.
De houc iaAt nogct ioriUroclla DIT
Zig. @cnonrmer er nalue iom &urn.
Seg laqoe pIuoiellq Wtertc til. at Dc
ino %lltltnc % lli0uc no; DC a ioo
blegc, lom ont DC life lfrloc houc
looet caer ipiit poo mango Gage.
Sea loo min Cppn2icr iinoc irem
liot Dtob til Dem.
"le bar bapt en- temnlelig ltrlo
Ssrn i Oct iioitc, mon Sielttcuant. ="
~Cui mon SIcutenout. Itoet Nab
% enonu mlnorc Sepn % alto voo
6urtcn. Get cr 10 Uor ipeclcac %
gauc."
Yicna @cuoorweruc mi te. lorisg
tie lcg at matte mco sanger, men
oct cneitc icg if no al 1urH uur bare.
Sch babe uicbta ju ia1cu".
@ooo ii9cr ban Tor nogct ;'
ipltrqtc &riqooercu.
San oil fife ligc uogct
Get er enooo bra g}eu. mon
&icuteuuut, Oct itrlocr moo rlnitruu
en- at tale til Sanger moer effort. "
San Ter iuItcn uo," iuarCot lea.
"Spao glsr oct' Nuitct bar goot
al at ie pon, at ri andre iptier. Get
or Ell Qruiulo b~ciuUrllQ SOB at trGt
te poo iIlgc Stuter, tan Ic tro, y
ltal aItio hare uOget Suort cr oct
&ono. mart Mao. mart oct enc o.
mart oct onoet. Gr oct 'orrciten no
get, lea fan itoa til Gcrcg lieHe'tc
meo, mon SIeuteuontI
80. pur ioa mil at pie mig en-
beorc 2iei I'll SctbuHc. seq mt zoe
lagt aartet nit ioalmoracs. "a
oenne &cicn er iao meotagct al @ra
mater, at RiIcn gaur %iituffer for buer
6aIpfilomctcr fremoDer."
@rllaoeren gap mig ben iorInna
Re RetIeoulug, % ri tog en- hiertellg
4iiteo meo bUcronOre.
"op9gcIise 6oIf, Dc @enoarmer.
ne" iogoc min Cppnsier. men on
itore 8erOen, bpor ioriuIme De ioa
no! Seq more9. ON ri life ode MI
bIiue ieenoe ilig no, buia arlgen .
rcr tire Diaane0er til
Iette par | Sanuar 1915. Sea
Ituloc enonu engang msoe mine
Grnner De 1 @euoarmer. Wen I'M.
Der lot andre 6orbolo.
Get par Senoaq. &eo Sronten
filler man life meQem Senoag %
pueroaa. men leg lagoe ipecieIt
Wtertc til Der b%enucgnug. ioroi ieg
bnuoe ioaet EeAnisliou.
Seq a ri. @elt til nGitc 9tor.
gen. Stmlen bar blaa, % Solen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-27
Gor Spermaal al
11rtniyre
ioripg She @iaiams Sreatmsut
20 % treoipe 9ojis
frtt

ystpp fprbi bu beepnber 9ageu 9neftei % tret.
ureb Sttpbeb | arus. Ben og Wtuifier. ct oerfenbe 6os
oeb. branbtnbe % nebtrpffenbe Sm erter / Rpaqeu -
IbNibt enbuu for 9agen ~begpnber -. tro lite berfor,
at bu moo forbIioe benre Jorfatnira.
Bib teri. friif oa fratti9, noen mere Smerter al
ftirt 2ebemoo, iaors afuifier. rbeumatiife 9ibelfer.
nerfenbe Rpg eler 9tpreoubsr.
ppis bu liber of Soa9beber / gl9ren. nteb brent
benhe. fpioenbe Smerter. eler ON bu mao no of Cen,
gen ct baIpt 2ufiu 6anae ON ylaiten. bo oil bn iQtte
YriS poa ben &plls, &omfort og Stprte. beHue Bea
bonbling aiper.
Jor at bepiie. at ahe gDillianls Treatment forbris
Der 9tpre. oa Yl1reipebomuis Mheuuotisme og ole
onbre Spgbomme, Der ifploes Cnermoal pa nr:nipre,
nben JorfieI bpor frDuif eler haarbuaffet. bpiS bi
albria bar forieef The Wiaiams 9reotIntnt, bill ri
alpe biafo % trebipe 2ois frit. bois bu.pil tIipps
nb bette advertisement % tsnbe bet meb bit Waon
pe bin Mbresie liant ld>Seuts ipm oelpis Beta.
ling al Vorto. Sropofuing. o. T. b., ill 3r. o. u.
Winiams Gomponp. Debt. N 1884, General VoItpffce
Building. Sat pamptpn Conn. Seno ftrar. % bn
pl nootoae pr. paffepoit TO og trebipe 9pfis irit
oe nbeu GDrpiiatelier. Sim en- Slaife til iamus
AbreSie ener Jamiiie.