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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
Everyone who sees the titleo
Sophie kerr's new novel
PAINTED MEADOWS

will be curious to know the meaning
of the name. 1t is taken from a de.
lightful song in cloves Labor's Lost"
When daises pied and uolets blue
Do paint the naeadows Nth delight
This romance, rich in the atmosphere Of
quaint town, wildly characterized in it,
people, and highly dramatic in its story, is the
most substantial and finished novel Sophie
Kerr has done. PAINTED MEADOWS
evinces a sincerity and power of conception
Of fine native books which are authentic and
have their>roots in the soil of American life.
For its shee, charm and story appeal the book will
be read with avidity. 1t is well done in the human
interest sense. But than that, tits quickened
by truth, and the story Of Anah and the two who
offered her such utterly different visions Of the
PAINTED MEADOWS Of life is more
than mere fiction It is slice Of life, l55S5;XT
particularly worthy Of your attention. GsAsAs&ASy
At All Bookshops Net $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
Don Marquis "Hermione"

Don Marquis has announced that he
favors woman for the next Presi
dent and has offered as candidate
his celebrated character, Hermione.
Although campaign headquarters have
not yet been established, the APPLE
tons announce that Mr.. Marquis book
"Hermione" is selling quite as sue
cessfully as the campaign biographies
of other leading candidates, and a
fifth printing has had to be rushed on
the presses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
Sales of "The Portygee"

With his new novel "The Portygee"
successfully launched, Joseph c. Lin
coin is preparing to leave soon for his
summer home on Cape Cod, where he
will complete the manuscript OF an
other novel to be published next year
Meanwhile, "The Portygee" continues
to break all sales records Although
the advance sales were nearly three
times as great as for any previous
Lincoln book, the Appletons announce
that the recorders already are coming
in at the rate Of more than 1000 copies
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02


THOMS & ERON, INC, A CORPORATION
etc. are the largest buyers and distributors
of old books in this country. We in
the market to buy for spot cash books in
large or small quantities and entire private
libraries. We especially want limited sets,
de luxe editions and late encyclopedias.
Autographs also bought. Free packing and
removal. The advantages accrued TO the
seller of books in dealing with a large
concern are obvious. THOMS e ERON.
INC, so John ST.. New York Phone
1925 John.
G. E. sTECHERT & co. "a. HAFNER, 1871
w. 25th st. N. Y.)-Agents for several
hundred college libraries; have largest
stock foreign books and periodicals, new
and secondhand. English. French. German
Italian. Spanish Also supply domestic
publications. Scientific books and periodi-
Gals bought for cash
LAST CHANCE TO OBTAIN BOOKS AT
Fraction of Cost One more week of
Removal Sale at Tessaro's, Downtown's
Book Center, % Liberty Street
Duruys Greece & Rome, q Red Morocco
Fine Edition of Balzac, etc. Hundreds of
good novels at rs cents.
FULL VALUE PAID FOR LARGE OR
Small Collections of Sets or Misc. Books.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. MADi-
N. Y. Tel 'laza 1891.
WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND VOL
umes relating to Tennessee and other
Southern States. Write for free cata-
iogue. PAUL HUNTER. Bookseller.
Nashville. Tenn.
FOR SALE.--ONE ULSTER COUNTY GA
zette, January 5, 1900 For information
write Lola Lewis, 21l N, Winnebago ST..
Rockford, Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
AJOR E. ALEXANDER pow

scribes the effects of peace
in the Balkans and the Near East in
"The New Frontiers of Freedom"
(Scribner's). The title Of the book is
more encouraging than its tone. For,
from the Alps to the AIgean, from
Fiume to Constantinople, the author
found a dozen wrangling, bitter and
the peace settlement and all disin-
clined to improve their condition by
the one eficacious method of going
back to work.
Major Powell discusses impartially
the national problems of the states
which he visited. He was invited by
the Italian government to investigate
the situation at Fiume, but he does not
succumb to the temptation to become
an Italian propagandist. On the con-
trary he questions the wisdom of the
Italian annexation of the German
speaking portions of the Tyrol and ex-
presses the opinion that Fiume should
become free state.
The author found his journey across
the Balkans more picturesque than
comfortable. These regions, always
wild and undeveloped, have relapsed
into almost primitive savagery as a
result of the wars devastations. Trans
portation is slow and difficult: sleeping
quarters are generally overrun with
highly undesirable insect inhabitants;
and there is always a fair chance of
being shot in some Of the personal and
national feuds which are a speciality in
this part of Europe. Major Powell
gives an entertaining summary of the
moral and legal codes prevalent among
the Albanians:
"Albania is the only country that I
know of where every one concerned
be ONES indignant if a murderer is
sent to prison. The relatives of the
dear departed resent it because they
feel that the judge has cheated them
out Of their revenge, which they would
probably obtain, were the murderer at
large, by putting a knife or a pistol
bullet between his shoulders. The
murderer, of course, objects to the
sentence both because he does not like
imprisonment and because he believes
that he could escape from the relatives
Of his victims were he given his free
dom. If he or his friends have any
money, however, the affair is usually
settled on a financial basis, the fcud
is called off, the murderer is pardoned
and every one concerned, save only the
dead man, is as pleased and friendly
as though nothing had ever happened tc
/ interrupt their friendly relations. A
quaint people, the Albanians."
The author was not favorably i'm
pressed by the Greeks. He accuses
them Of committing outrageous massa
cres in their occupation of southern
Albania and Smyrna and declares tina
they are altogether unfit to be intrust
ed with the control of Mahometa1
populations. He discusses the future o
Turkey in chapter entitled Can tn,
Sick Man Recover" He is Of tn
opinion that dissensions among tn
Allies will preserve Turkish rule il
Constantinople. AS for the rest of tn
Turkish Empire, outside of Contra
Anatolia, it is pretty thoroughly par
titioned between France and England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
ZTENRY OVEN, author of "The Ph4nderer published By
"a the George II. Doram Company
France Statutes Our Dead
Whitmanesque Tribute to American Soldiers
Who Fell on French Soil

True crosses. those born by the French
dead
Here and there the tombs Of the van
pushed
Hidden with grass as II ashamed
o dead of five continents, shall you not
Meet with each other underneath the
ground?
Too many races have mingled here liz
DEATH
They cannot bar their doors to the
stranger
And exist each one for himself henceforth
o dead Of i've continents. in this Europe
You have not finished your task.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
Southeastern Europe Has Not Heard That the War Is

While Mr.. Gibbs 40 . correspondent
pictured the panorama Of war day by
days far as he was per,nitted--he
now presents the phases Of the picture
that were barred by the censor.
Along with important disclosures in
"Now 1t Can Be Told" Mr.. Gibbs tells
numerous anecdotes Of men in war,
both tragic and gay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
HARRY F.. MARKS

l16 Nassau Street. New York
OUT OF PRINT BOOKS FURNISHED.
Catalogues issued. F. X. Robinson, 40
River ST., Troy, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
Before publication Harpers's had

Before publication Harpers's had to
put to press for second edition
Philip Gibbs's long-awaited book. "Now
n Can Be Told" issued recently.
The book takes its title from
the startling revelations that the
famous war correspondent Is now able
to make uncensored for the first time.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
1eeOra1.V Oten, 3irsbas BEN 23Se Marts 1920.

Snolcbcren, @aaroeier SSerg. Gram
meo Iilraab.
"a Rcouftsr Inoreas @raii tol
Sroet opitob Der en- iaabnn Sarm, at
ban life funoe ejennemisre lin Gale.
Sang paa Sang loo Der itsienoe vi.
brp0clicr % forn9rmelige Silraab
Iom Segn, Spinocl % Ell &Gffe
Sfiplosoro.
"a Nnoreos @rau giorOe opmerf-
iom pan, at ri life beianbt os paa
tplf, men paa international @rlno,
eiteriom &anoet itprcS al Den inter
rationale &ommisiion, opitoo Der
iterf &ornl. Wtan rnabte op til Ia
leren: Sa, commissioner, oen er
fiebt al Tonifcrne, flint Den er neo.
lat al Splflono % itaar lul0cr init
Sperheibco.
Som iel9e al SpcftafIcrte mnat-
te Wteoet bGoea.
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Set isnScrjpSife Winiiteriiim.

Nabenraa, 10oe Sebrilar. Get
Isnoeripblfc Winiiterilmt aabnec
imorgen lit me &ontOr / a%reosbuIc.
/ Nabcnrua, bpor &ontpret iinoes i
Get biotiIpGrenoe &rcosuopalga Soc
relic, JON er ouerlaot Winilteriet.
Wfiniiter $. g. &ansien III. il. cr bee
i Vpcn til Senoag. aontord)cf
@ummerid, Der fon BERTH ifot-
gaars, bill leoc aontoret / Den fsrltc
Gio, oQ iamtloig pil aontorflei Sul-
ltrup / @aocrSlep opertagc Se0elIen
g parctage Seoelle n al DC lebenoc
Torretltinger. Wlniiter $. y. Sans
len % aontord]ef Snmmerid) bill fiji
tepiS fonlmc bcrneo for at oronc pig.
tige 6orretninger. Ser pil lcnere
blipc gipet Weooelelie ON, nnnc
% bpor Dc pil blipe at trpifc. Spp=
rigt itaar &ortoret lelpfelgellg / Dag
Zig 6%orbinoelie meo Wtinilteriet I
&jebcnbapn.
5 Slensbprg nabner oct ionoer.
ipoifc Winiiterilim lantioig line
aontorcr / &auobuagaoe. Sorretnir-
gcrre ser leoeS al Or. Wiang, ionl
er uonppnt til Winiitcrlets Hepr9.
Ielltant bps ben intcrnntlollale .&onl-
mission. Sor iaa blot Sorboloene
rpopenbigeior Or. Miangs NPrun'
relic i aiebenbaun, bill Sr. SulItrtp
cpertage Sorretitlngernc / 6lens-
borg, iaaleoes at Wtiniiterict eiter
commissioners Snife altio bar en-
fat Geprpiertant pno Steoct, font
fall prbne DC ueopenOige Sorretnill.
GER meo aonnRllonen.
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Vrep at tilpirfc oft cact
~NoIcmioocl.
Tu fan iupipatc omircut - % bGpc ,
CT bore RioScI CnS DC iTrctas
Iaptoc 2laoe. Sct 0iutt.

IN ou ul latte 'dmmeu be helbyeOeuoe
Coculiaber / ale uutleuote ''UyolQluueot
ooitemloler, iaa ujloe pI mooIic ocrpIb lite
laa lau mcQeu u,r'tlIg belbrebCroe Vro'l, ION
be- cr Deuue 'rmple bientmeiuucoe Nolte'ort,
osr let tluupes paa uogle iao U}tuIter.
Anlfd' hos bu,lftulombelli Hipotbeter 2l2
llpce ltutr, han BET pdu en- I,lut'ld'te meo
gimp, bruoenoe suteu Gimp al ulmiuoeligt
QroRulutto Sutter, flurst Mtolu,aes. oouuIn0
slcr Goru Gprup, eltsr Yulle. Re,uItdtet
q Ell NIB Flint a plr,ell0 beore Nolte'o't
eno III tIube ilebe iUrolgloUct 'oy TIE "dnaC
ldo mango Feuoe. Smd9er behu0elJ9 o9 be
orrpes lite.
Teuue Preparation al Elmer o0 zIrllp 10
gel lat pad Nolteus Aar,ag % giucr uG'leil
elebliftellg SJubrlr9. Zen lesrcr Sltmct
,ionler ben ubsba9elIge Nrlleu / A,Ulltu oq
helbreoer be laare. tugltereoe Gllmbluoey lua
mlIot % let. al oet FL utrlellg forb0uleuoe
On 2aoo Sru9 piI purIlgplo opevUIuoe Ell
olmtuoeIig Note, % ion Srnutlt Stutbez
boite, NGsbeo % broutttllt @libua FL tutei
beore.
Fiuer CT en- meQet pTroliulo toHceutreyet
SammeulTtulnQ az TgtC Norman E,nc vt
trait. % bar I mango Slp9tIeo pUTct brl9t
I'll al liaule BEN meli %bourouut'eoe Noic.
nor at uuo0nu Stu'el)c, par ulo puu al
beoe Din gpothefer nm Pr lluce Etuer"
msb i~ulet6ubi9e A%upisuin0er, og mootO0
life nnoet uuoet. TN Waroutt 'or ub'oltt
&jlire os'iilelie sller Feugeuc promt tllbc9e
bstolss meorel9er bernie Preparation. Sbc
Niuer 90, st 2$ninc, Nno.
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Gn thrift Turbnn0efrac.

sra ct politiit WeOc i Beforehand,
pcb builtct Iopofot AnOcrlcn talt,,
fortpIlcr "Slensb. Nu.":
feppe par Weoet @llltttet, inoGn cl
tilIteoepGrenoe Sprf, Ser bar lepet
al &rigsuinolng / 2pitIonO, Iprarg
op poa ct goro, barot ct Sertlroe
Zig ell Surban on lit @opco % rneo
eli HCpOlucr / Saonoun ofperlellOc
opiororcoc De Jillteocprre1Oc til at
hinge Slesuig Solitcin.&ilcn %
"Gclltihlanb, 0elltid)Inn0". Gn Gel
al 6orianlingen eftcrtonl bans Sp~
fororing, og begge Gauge loo mn ino
imcllcm binanben. Gen Iterlte Far.
morcoc Jig.
Mauoag Worgcn var 0hllaai -
lauom bar Sprfena 9inun - for.
Ipunoen; en- Spsgciu9l hopoe Tor
taIt BAN, at Der pnr CNQcl'te Crop
per lmoerpeia til SlI0 lor at tage
ham I'll 6angc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Nnocralcu %Drnno.

Noorr2lco l5oc sch. Moocr2
lcp Nurooo arholot luitc2 lit lorilc
N}oOc titcr Niitcmmiulcn Eitcrat
Noracrmcittr Spcuoitu hauOc bolot
en- fort Gale ON Oeu me (lo, muH
aIf mnoc uNtuItc ocu tu'tlulococ
Ermrtrmcltcr ,Mtrgruicn Ell NcfIa
QcIic al, at Sem tjoljNcrc NorpcrmG.
tier SthmOtlhuurr var bltDrt utltr.
ojQct Settle ircmtolotr en- lou,t1
itorQ Erotcit ira 0ircttor Gbriltcn
lens she, % c'tcr hans Gale rrlitr
uu, Ne oauifimoeoc @nraoO@mcolrmt
mcr ii1 ior at bnoc ocu me @orgcr
meter pcLtonmcn, mcotu2 <pitcruc
otmomtratrut bltu ~uoocuOc.
Huber otu iNGUlor Eorbouoliul
u,Ntolc2 0Gt At iclOc ct Solicit (cIl
Qrom I'll Honl Gbrji,jon. (u'tlrul
iJtmtt Imoo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Icrocn or life ina itor.

lll0Cr Nt1tcmlllltgcll | Sellocrml
lano bar iom bcicnbt Giitrlttet uT.
ref beiat al intcrnationalc Sroppcr,
oqioo %iranlte.
Ger inrtUllcS M, at Ell Gag bleu
Sc Spooierenoc pon Naoer@lcu@ @a
ser me0ct opcrrnlfet nucr pll,oIcll1
at ic Ell irunif Hllpcirgcr inrc bort
iii Ell al sc SpoOicrenoc OF iuloe
ban ON Nulien mco ole SCan paa
@lU0c ~ NcgeiItrin9. Get bite ltg,
at Sc houoe ~trlliict bucranore ier,
ocngang poo %eltirontcn, bpor De
IfiUmpcoc pna bier i'm Sioc. 5
&cn5 Neoe par Sranltnlanocn ell
0oQ taNct %tillnnQc, o. Vianocn ira
NorOile2uiQ tog iiG Al BAN. Ter
uar inlt0lcrtlo Ell uoloiom 3llglc-
rr9i. % ipr at unbgna at BIZ orTbt
nrautte Dc bcqge toac in StIflll9t I'll
ct @rouottrater. &c elmer, DC til
broqtc her, itnolg / poerltc Sipalorc,
Qior0c Dem I'll Ncnuer, men Dc it'll
les 10 mart. TroWltmanoen fertea
iougcu til (pltlano oA oen onocll
fom pco arigenS Sllt bieln til Sen.
ocriuunnh.
81 ioo piIoc Sfipbnen, at De
meotc3 poa en- @ube i &aOersleo.
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Set isritc odnifc &reosoagsmsoc.

Ssn0crbora 16oe Sch. - 5 Sor
miooog5 nihoIotcs / Sunbrctsbp0tin.
Gen oct ieritc &rebSbogsmsoe ner
onnlf Sproq. Hnnornao Gr. aor.
berg uotoIte, al oouif Sprog ira MI al
par lat / Seiipbet / &reosbuiets Sal,
ielo ON Suif bar ligcbercttiget. ri.
itcmningrlS l(oioIo iifre0e SanOets
Eilbagcpenorn Ill 0anmarf, bpor
man fut0c pclltc at goa en- lptfelig
Srenltio imooc.
NeIc 6orbanOlin9en Ierte9 pan
Tonif. &c ! Eunfter pao 0agaor-
ocncn uoocbattcrcocS / Ssbet al en-
go6 haIu 1imc, % Wisoet por prTgct
al Nsiti05itcmning.
Get pcotoQc9 at noe ct Sllltu6 ira
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fc Cmfoitningcrnc uco l%lolnpfnln-
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Ncuilgnin0 f%onln1er fun Ben honife
Tcltfonlitc tllgobc. "a en- Splfer
Qioroc Snoii9elic bcrimcb. iporeoe
ibu. &ono0naamano Niaien, at ser /
i'm SiO moo @eioIfningcnS 2nitc
par bepiIgct Eengc al areoIena aa24
ic ill Sen tpifc Snbbelieit / 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23

3Ol5- Ladies' Dress. Cut in 6 sizes
-. 36. IS. 40. ~ and ~ inches bust
measure. Size 3S requires 6& yards of ~
inch material. Width of skirt ar lower edge
is about l9s yard. Price. 10 cents.
27S9 Child's Set of Short Clothes. Cut
in ; sizes 4 mos. |, ., ! and 4 years.
Sizc > will require for drawers | yard, for
petticoat TX yard. for dress pa yard, or ~
inch material. Price, 10 cents.
3l62-3IS1 a Becoming Business Los
tune. Waist 3162 cut in { sizes "a, 30,
rs, 40. A.. ~ and AZ inches bust measure.
Skirt 3ls1 cut in : sizes ~. "a, 20, 2s'
30. 81. and 81 inches waist measure. Inc
width of the skirt at lower edge is ia yard.
II will require 32 yards of 40 inch material.
The waist will require 3 yards of 80 inch
material. W separate patterns, 10 cents
Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes
=. 4. 8. and \ years. For a Il year size
3ia Yards of ~ inch material will be re
ouIred. Price, 10 cents.
os15 - Child's Play suit. Cut in > sizes
. 2 a <. and q yeaTs. Size I requires lbs
Yards for the waist, and "a yards for the
rompers. OF - inch material. Price. 10
cents. -.
"a "a. IS. 40. ~. and ~ inches bust
measure. \ Medium size will require 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
e Silrciicnoca Stcmmcr.

IlCnqborQ lite Icb, Nuor ubel
OlGt NcitemmcIicu ON, at De iubcnior
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ieotc. mul
uoruior orttc b~o'lN0euhc Eerioncr
hor Stcnmrrct. / Here SllfUloe bnr
pirfct, ian fees AZ 'elNcnoc Grcm.
pier, JON tImOr iuppIerc9 nco man.
&c olnrc:
) aoumlo pco Sleuaborg 6ioro,
6uor ser oiQnpc9 250 Stemucr, Der.
al 1873 ior 0unmorf % l12 Tor
(nif,ou0, bar Der life iUrrc cuo 10
til~rciiun0c (uitcrc, men fun S moro
ira.
: Gutter / 9lobruron 9lmt bar ser
ttmlclot life iUrrc enc 81 Npuu al
tu'tc Yrtitcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23

yards of 40 inch material. Width Of skirt
at lower edge is Ia yard. Price, 10 cents.
290J - Ladies' Corset Cover. Cut in 4
sizes; Small. 32-34 Medium. 1888 Large.
4O-42; and Extra Large. 44-46 inches bust
measure. Size Medium requires IL yard of
30 inch material. Price. 10 cents.
1856 Misses Dress. Cut in 3 sizes /:
16, Is. and 20 years. Size Is will require
k51s yards of 36 inch material. The width
of skirt at lower edge is rs yard. Price,
10 cents.
31S6 - Girls Dress. Cut in 1 sizes /:
s, 10. L., and ii years. \ II year size
will require ga yards of "A inch material.
Price. 10 cents.
o - Ladies' House Dress. Cut in Z
sizes SO, IS. 40. ~, "A, 46 and IS inches
bust measure. size IS requires 81 yards
Of 30 inch material. Width of skirt at
lower edge is 2A yards. Price, 10 cents.
316S-An Easy TO Make Apron. Cut
in 4 sizes Small. 1924 Medium. 36-3s /:
Large. 4O-42 and Extra Large, 44-46 inches
bust measure. For a Medium size ~, wards
of ~ inch material will be required. Price,
10 cents.
2SOS Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes +.
6. s, 10. and IL years. Size s requires n.
wards of - inch material for the dress. and
3 yard for the bolcro. Price. 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
&c oanife GnbcoamGnb.

Nobenraa 13oe sen. &co Set
miooagcu igaar for DC oanitc Gnl-
bcosmunb bsb Wtiniitcr >. i. Suns-
len Selifabet Gelfommen tilboros.
&npteiu s. &. 6ifcbcr bso i bierte-
ligc Orb De oanifc Gmbebsmpno
bierteligt pclfommeu til I%abeuraa.
giifop &ocb / Hibe tnffeoe ng no
bragte ct Sepe for Senoeripllano.
9praaoeta sSnrmalO, &sbmalo
&oiger 6inf, gap llotrpf Tor @eiolf-
ningcna @lp0e ODER at { oHl oalllte
Gmbeosltano / &~irtiombeo berncoe.
Nj De oanife @iuiter talte bl. a.
StntsgiploOirefter Anoerien, Gepnr,
tementscbef Gumfier, Nmtmuto
0oorlep og Sberit Wtoltfe.
Der bcrifcoe en- meget leitet %
ieillig Stemning, % eftcr at @oroet
bar bpuet, tilbrogte Sellfabct enonl
nogle elmer innmen. Ger blep bolot
Here Soler bl. q AZ Splltolefcrltnll=
ser Socob GlppcI. % lull9ct mango
al oe melt brultc ienoeripolfc San-
&C. ) Sormi0oo8 peo 912-Sioen al
reiite Sc ilcite Gmbeosmrno meo
Alltonlobil til Smoerbora. Scpar.
te%mcntscbef Gamticr og Siltop &ocD
uiboloer iong ct Dteoe her ! @ucn
meo oct firfcll0c llopalg.
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"Ticflcb" Sammc.S iertcr.

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anioes nlco Ell Spiieifc Salt og ouer-
bellies meo fogcnoe Tano. Set TO
aea raft Ell halu Simc9 Sto %
Imaalurrcr berpnn ct Yor Elmer.
Saa iUttcS Nicrterne bort i 2raiten
Sc er togt i % Itaar, I'll DC err foloe.
Saacn eitcr ifiTres DC op / Sfiuer
% lTggea op / ell Stenfriffc "a
Salt % Ecbcr bruises opcr buert
2aa. en- itor Seg hattcS int % 10
2aurbnrbIaoe, - Ncllifer o. eli
Sheifc Tebcrforn blanoea %iannlcn,
babes op / 10 aopper Gooif % faar
ct Spfpa / Nenne % iaa bTloes alt-
iannlen opcr Sfipcrne / 2ruffen
Tette itaar % Sage, iaa er Del
iGrois iii at ipiieS.
Gpcua 3nt BARS.
Gn balp Sop Smsr.S lbititut RS.
res iii Sleoe % irsreS berpaa .
Stopper Suffer. 9ibt eitcr liot 70
res Ell balp Son Mclf / % tiliioii II
piifcoe sGa. On hair Sbeife Soot
oplsies / en- Spiieite %ano % rsre:
i % bcrpaa en- Sop ii9tet Cocoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
&nlnct / lite Sunr.

TlCu2borN lite Ncb &ul1hclta
Oclicu belle Noroile2uIl oucr bar pr
ret opcrurlNcuor ! Noocr@lcu Amt
por Ser 1861 Stcmmcbcrcttigeoe.
NJ ol2ic uiNau lite minorc enc H..
COS i'm Sttnmc. &aIQocItaHclicn
uar iuaIebca her - { pGt ) No.
bcuroa 9lut itcmtt Al 22271 &olg.
bcrtttiacoe Jolt 1860, ultioo ell
&olQotltagelic poo Ga 50 pGt.
SulotrborQ lite sch. !
Senbtrborl IN. huor Ser por 2029
oouifc % 2601 tuitc Stcmmcr, par
Ser al S%ilrciicnoc $50 Nuite o.
$40 Snift. ,
TugultuborQ an meoer mcn BOT
Nonifc % 236 tpitc Stcmmer. Norb.
borN mcb $50 onuifc % 327 tpirc
Stcnmer,
) Senocrbora gluit ion Nelhcr
hor / Sauool'trIttct ST pGt. itcnii
ounif. paa Nls cIoo1 puer 90 p9t.,
mebeu@ / Smoepeo hucr Ste &plac,
bar itemt INIT.
Mober@icp lite Seb. ~Sau
uepirfe" ifriuer out Aiitemmjngcn:
% Saubiognc / Nuoer3Icu Arlt
meoer meo 80 pGt. bauife Stemmcl
eler mere % IS S%anoiognc meo 81
pGt, eller mere. Sm , So9uc hal
unber - pGt, ucmIi9 %llitrup mcS
tI2 % SUgerap meb - pGt. On
Aabcnraa Amt tan Oct bctponin9S
nlIoe iiges, at iutct Sanoiosn inbti
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Ruiet oe Kjeffenet.
6are.Grifasie.

en Sure, ipm er flaaet % reniet
eftcr olle a1inItenS Hegler. ifiureS
cp / otte Stpffer % oisie BABES pp
/ Ell @rpbe mco iaa megct togenoe
Ganb at BET itaar goot oper &ipoet.
Settle iaar ct raft Spfog / fem Dfi-
inter, iaa iGttes @rpoeu ba9paa
Stopen og inlaaiurrer i TO elmer.
SaIt tilIpttes eiter at set bar fugt
en- Stunb. gtuar Iuo Saren or rig.
tig NOR tuges Den op % l9gges paa
ct pnrnlt sSao. Gn Spiicife Smer
Imeltcs, ireres Ell Spileifc Mel og
ipGoes mco y aop al araIten i
8rpoen, inm cr iilct, lanlt Ell balp
Sop Welf. Sette iaar ct Spfog. 2
9Gggeblonmer plapes nleo to Spite
Ifecr folo Welf, libt Salt % Eeber
tilinttes OF oct bnocS op / SGucell
uloer itaoig %ispina % faar bore
ionuiot ct Spfog % bGlOcs laa opcr
@areitpffernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Sra ScnoerivHano.
G~mbcbemrnocneo Igitation.

SIcneborg 1909 Sch. Den inter.
rationale aommiSiion hnr o%rilooct
en- &cnpcnocIic ira oct tpifc bcnofra.
title |orti ON al tilaoe Gulbeo5.
munocnc at oripc Igitotion. &om'
mi3iionct qisr opmcrfiom pao, at
ocn life piI lGaac Gmbebsmrno Sin'
oriuacr ipcicn FOR at beltogc / oifcnt'
liQc SoriamlinQcr, men De maa life
inOcr nogcn Oluitpnblghc0 oeItage /
aftiu polltiif YgItution.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23

al DC prsiiiitc Yaabcn blep priiteoe
ira inc WoberIanoe. Gen iIcspiglfe
&opucbn or bi'torlif % g~eograiiif
banif, % bct plloc bare llret at gisre
moo oen, hpiS ocn blep tiloeIt Spif.
Iono. Vi oco oltior pei, bpoo 2pif.
Iano giorOc meb &icl, til at hi meo
Silircoabcb iflloc ic Spiflano beboI
DC ben Naun, lom oct funoe uopiflc
/ Sranti0cn, iont en- SruieI boooe
moo brittle % oonife maritime rSll
tcrCsicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Ncftnc lcmpcoc S%uifcrcn no.

Glcn@borQ l30c Ncb. llnoer Stcnl.
mcoptUuiuQcu i commissioners
&outor trrnglc en- inf &ournoIiit liQ
mo / @ofolet % toq Elno2 ser, ltisnt
ullc llpc0fonmcn0e iclufslAcIla bar
iorbuot N0aouQ. Standardization
Ncitnc ommoococ Qionocn ON al lie;
ne Tia. "a han olligcucI blcp lloocn
DC, tou @cncrololrcftorcn bnm | Nr
men % lotto bom %ubcnior.
Gen tuifc ,So%urnallit bar uTrct
irciold not iii Qicnucm Ben tu'tc
NriQ2toumieiUr, Tr. Softer, at inO.
Qiuc MlaQc til commissioner opcr
WcQlucuhe0cu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-23
Gc,ema.

6c;emos Spbop er / globet, oe Spsboms
men beuirteS peb ell Suiettion, Der uobrpber
9iennem %S,uben.. 3erior ct bet at ben melt
tilireOsltiuenbe Sebunolius ior aIe laatolote
~Suolp9oomnie er S. S. S., ioroi bette Ntibs
Del ioa 9rirnoig renler glooet, al iu9eu llrenz
beoer tou iorblipe Der. @nlfai Ell 6laife
ioag, % pu uil ie 9teiultdterne al Den rette
Sebunoliug. Sfrip siter Ruab. Silifrip
Mteoicul Director, 10 Omit laboratory,
Ntlauta, ga.