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New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Humidity
Ccnernl Ncnthcr Conditions

wAsHINGTON. Dec. 16-The storm
over the region OF the Great Lakes has
decreased in intensity and the gales nave
suDsidcd. Light snow has fallen within
the last twcnty-four hours In the region
Of The Great lakes the Onto Valley and
the middle Atlantic and north Atlantic
states and rain in the north laciHc states.
In all other regions the weather was fair
Tho temperature was somewhat below
normal 20 night In tho middle Atlantic
and south Atlantic states, above in the
middle West. aud approximately normal
The outlook is for snow furries Friday
and Saturday in the region OF the Great
Lakes and the upper ONO Valley and IN
portions Of the north Atlantic states Fri
dav Elsewhere east OF the Mississippi
Rivcr the weathcr Will continue fair
There will be no ma aterial change In
Temperature eNrr0f t""@ 'r'
weather viii overspread the middle aAd
lower Ohio valley, -Hness,e a'i- .-.~ e..-..
Gulr stateF Friday night.
storm WARNINGS pr die''"'ed on the
Washington and Oregon coastA
Forecast by Dlstricts.-Eastsrn New
York cloudy and unsettled to-day. prob
ably snow nurrics. tomorrow partly
cloady. colder in the interior.
Southern New England cloucy ana nn-
scttled to-day: tomorrow rartiy cloudy
aud some what colder.
rnstcrn rennnylvania cloudy and un-
settled today probably sn~. n'",."H 80
morrow fair. not much change in tenn
pUraturc.
Westcrn Pennsylvania and western New
York snow nurrios to-day AMI y! obab
tomorrow; not much change In ssnpera-
turc.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
National Drug Stores Fill
All Prescriptions at Cost
Action Taken TO Aid. Drive
Against High Prices and viii
Continue TndefiuiteIv

Directors OF the National Drug Stores
Corporation decided yesterday to fll
al prescriptions in their stores at cost
!he corporation operates egnt stores
IN New York and sixteen stores in
other cities
R. B: Wattley, the president. said
the action would result in cuttinp ~
cost of prescriptions about % neeha]f M
ne declared the purpose was to aid in
driye against the hi-h cost of LIVING,
and that the reductions would continue
indefinitely. ''' ~
All physicians in the cities where
the corporation maintains stores. Mr..
Wattley said, bad been informed of the
reductions. A letter sent to physicians
says: 1T viii be OF interest to YOU
tc hear that we have decided to sell
prescriptions at actual cost. You must
nave patients who are none too abjn
to keep up with the high cost of living
ana especially to pay for medicine dur
ing the prevailing business depression.
we pledge our company TO continue
TINS poilcy as long as poor business
conditions exist. We are willing TO 60
further, where patient is in dire
need, and, if you VIII SO celt ltify at tnn
time you write the prescription, We
VIII &c lver your prescription 70 such
patient entirely gratis"
mi' W attley Said the corporation d id
not intend to engage in cut rate co p
petition with other stores. 1--WE simply
have decided, after looking over The
tIeld, that the reduction Of prescrip-
tions TO cost price is fully justified" +"
ne said. eve believe that the pubic
VIII appreciate our efforts to aid in
flghtlng the high cost Of living"
Prominent men are directors of the
corporation. They include Henry Lock
hart, jr;, ". D. Ticknor. w. f. S. Girls
void, R. Il. Hunter, Robert Fl. Burrows.
Austin s. Rothwell, H. T. Hartwcl, ".
a. Harvey and Z. [. Seymour.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

way over here passed somo mar
velous sights. You ought to see them
You owe it to yourself to see them.
| would like nothing better than to
show them to you. Haven't you a few
minutes to spare p
Rusty's eyes tw;nkled. "Where did
you say those interesting sights are 2"
nc inquired.
81 didn't say, but l will be glad to
show you the way" replied Reddy in
his most polite manner, and Reddy can
be very polite when he wants t. be.
ooh, | couldn't think of putting you
to all that trouble" replied Rusty.
"No, indeed, couldn't think of it.
just tell me where they are and Iil 70
there by way Of the trcc-tops II is
much easier travelling for me that way,
you know" His eyes twinkled more
than ever.
you can't go that way, for there
are 90 trees there" replied Rcddy
hastily. "You won't find it far IL you
60 with me-"
Rusty chucklcd. at might not be
far thcre, but am nfrnid it would be
such n long way back that never
would get here" said he.
Rcdhy sighed. "My how fat you
arc!" he exclaimed, and without
knowing 1t he licked his lips.
(Copyright. 1890. by Il. W. burgesn)
The next ators: Freddy Fox Com
plains"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Some BOOKS
The giving of o1ay one Of these aciu be O.
gracious compliment to the recipjeut

Theodore Roosevelt and His
Time, shown in his own letters
by Joseph Bucklin Bishop; 2
vols, $40, with illustrations. A
book to be read by all his fel-
low-countrymen.
Steeplejack-by James Glib
bons Huneher, 2 vols, $3.50;
illustrated. The simple nara
tive describes the authors
promenade, artistic, inteIlec-
tual, sentimental, throughout a
long life OF varied experience.
The Autobiography of An
drew Carnegie, $5. Iilustrated ed.
This book with its inspiration
and wide range Of appeal will
make it Of profound intcrest
even to readers who do not or
dinarlly enjoy autobiography.
Riviera Towus by Herbert
Adams Gibbons. Sc. Illustrated.
Written with charm and grace.
Belgium, Ola and Newly
George Wharton Edwards, $40.
Illustrated in color.
Roaming Through the West
Indies, by Harry A. Franck, S5.
Illustrated with photographs by
the Author. A book for the en-
tertainment of the armchair
travelev.>
A Spring Walk in Provence
by Archibald Marshall, $3.50. A
summer tramp through the
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Bedtime Stories
A Hungry Caller
BY Thornton W. Burgess
A little appetite is good
A thing quite aoorth enjoying;
Too much, upon the other hand.
find is most annoying.
A Hungry Caller
By Thornton W. Burgess
.s->-s--<---.---s----s

After while Rusty the Fox Squirrel
yentured out and down to the foot Of
the tree in which was his home. He felt
the need Of little exercise. Besides,
he was curious to explore this new world
Of white. He ventured out away from
the tree, but only for few feet. Then
he was glad to turn back. Thai snow
was so soft that the best he could do
was TO founder through 1t. and this
both tired and frightened him little.
1t gave him Il dreadfully helpless feel
ing. SO he was glad TO get back in his
tree, and quite content to sit there.
Ply and by he caught sight Of some
thing moving Presently he made out
1t was Reddy Fox. Rusty kept still and
watched. Reddy went from white mound
to white mound, pausing at each for
second OIL two. Rusty could see him
very clearly now. He saw i'll Reddys
sharp, crafty face great eagerness rs
he approached each white mound, fol-
lowed by look of bitter dsappont-
ment as he turned away from it.
"Hc's hunting for his breakfast"
thought Rusty "He probably hasn't
had anything to eat since that storm
began two days ago" And in this
Rusty was quite right.
1sCAHJ \t%NiN AiObb SlUWiyt loI ti'tt
snow was so soft that he broke through
with every step. In fact, he was wading,
Presently ne reached the place where
Rusty had foundercd about at the foot
Of the tree, and instantly little culver
ran all over him and again his face
lighted with cagerness. He followed the
tracks Rusty had left, and Rusty could
zee in his eyes guch a look Of hungry
dcyirc that he shiyered.
OF course those tracks led back TO
the tree. and Keddy actually snarled
IN his disappointment. Then he looked
up In the tree and saw Rusty. In
stantIy he tried TO look pleasant. He
grinned up at Kuety. Smart as he is.
Eeddy hasn't learned yet that he
shouldn't grin, for then he shown all
hie long teeth.
"Cood morning, neighbor." said
Rcddy, trying to make his voice sound
smooth and pleasant "Isn't this
wonderful morningT
Rusty nodded. 1T In the most won
derful morning I've ever known" said
ne "You may wcll say so," replied
Aeddy Fox. "but yoo renlly have no
idea now wonderful it il iY you haven't
been away from this tree, and judge
BY your tracks you haven't. On my
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

most fascinating and 'iot',rosoue
region of Southern France.
Seeing the Far West, by John
I. Faris, Sc, with iAus.fa..vns
and two maps. An intensely
interesting narrative recount
ing bits Of history and romance.
The Letters of William James,
edited by his son Henrik james.
, vols, SO. Illustra,eI. These
letters cover the writer's LIE
from his boyhood to the end.
The Happy Hunting Grounds,
by Kermit Roosevelt, S1.75. II
lustrated from photographs by
TIE author. A memorial of the
joyful companionship of his
father in his great hunting ad-
venture in Africa.
Touchstones of Success, by
160 present day men of achieve
ment. s125. A book of in
spiration for young men.
The View Vertical and other
essays by Winifred K rxlani,
S1.75. A book to make the
reader smile and think.
The Steel Strike of 1919, by
the Commission of Inonirv. the
lnterchurch World Movement.
$3.50. Carries the impress both
OF actual truth and correcc
JUDGMENT.
Visit our section of raro
books and fine bindings.
Q, Eighth Gallery. Now Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Smiths Accuser Indicted
One Of Chief Witnesses i
Charged With Peri,irv

Tne extraordinary grand jury which
indicted Assistant District Attorney
James b. Smith for alleged cons piracy
has indicted one Of the chief witnesses
against him on charge of perjury, it
was learned yesterday when Jacob L.
Goldman, the witness, pleaded not
guilty to the indictment in the criminal
branch Of the Supreme Court.
1t is alleged that Goldman testified
falsely that he had seen Mr.. Smith
Jake "protection money" from jacob
Luban and that the Assistant District
Attorney had tried to persuade him to
testify falsely against Augustus D4um
Porter, former Deputy Police Commits
sioner and Dominick Eonry. former
police Inspector
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
* JOHN WAN ANAL rs
zs r::s The Grrizf1un5 .atore ss
II it's Furniture

here are q fen suggestions
from q thousand pieces at
one-thlrd less
BOOK BLOCKS, mahogany,
So grade for $6 pair.
SPINET DESK Of mahog-
any, SIP grade for s74.50.
DROP LID DESK, mahog-
any, $125 grade for $S3.25.
DESK CHAIR, mahogany,
tapestry covered seat, $22
grade for S14.5O.
SECRETARY DESK, mahog-
any, sos grade for S63.25.
MUSIC ROLL CABINET.
mahogany-fnished, $40 grade
for $3.50.
ARM CHAIR (reclining),
velours seat and back, $3.50
grade for $50.
WING ARM CHAIR, mahog-
any, tapestry covered, $3.50
grade for $3.50.
ARM ROCKER, mahogany,
rush seat, $34 grade for $3.50.
LIBRARY TABLE, mohag-
any, $78 grade for S52.
BOOK ASE, mahogany.
three latticed doors, $149 grade
for S99.25.
GATE LEG TABLE, mohag-
any, $40 grade for $13.25.
DROP LEAF TEA WAGON.
mahogany, $45 grade for $50.
FERNERY, mahogany, SAL
grade for $27.25.
NEST TABLE, mahogany
finished, $27 grade for SIS.
PEDESTAL, mahogany-hn-
ished, SIG grade for s1O.25.
SMOKERS STAND with
HUMIDOR, mahogapy-6nished,
$24 grade for SIG.
Fifth Gallery, New Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
SHAVING SETS
a N D MIRRORS

Shaving sets-many styles in
nickel, with mirror, cup and
shaving brush; So to $12.
High standing and round
mirrcrs-plain and magnify
ing; So TO S11.
Travelling mirrors-oblong,
easel back; $l.15 to $3.2o.
Triplicate mirrors - gilt
frames and tapestry backs; $lO
to $12.75.
Main floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

treated for their wounds at their homes
ana an, neither is dangerously injured.
Whether it was Biggs or Scott who
fired the shot that kil.od Severance has
not been determined 1t was said bv
ne officers that the prisoner shot
wildly and might have been Responsible
ior his companions death. Constable
Wenzeil was on the running board of
tho car and did no SHOOTING
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
lehirh Asks ModiGcat;or,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The Lchich
Valley Railroad Company ard the I.e-
high Valley Coal Company filed to-day
with the Supreme Court a petition ask
inc that its decision in the rccently-de
cided antitrust suit b, modified so as
to omit the requirement that tho Lehich
Valley separate itself from the Della
ware, Susquchanna and Schuylkill River
Company
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Good little wife"

These Christmas days and
nights can be made dearer and
more memorable to families and
friends if we let go the best that
is IL Us in messages and deeds Of
kindness and affcctionate re-
membrance.
Many men and women, with
out realizing it, become so fossil.
ized with come day 20 day
duties that they neglect to ex-
press to each other their true
feelings.
Christmas times and the New
Year so near are new wheels to
start Us again.
Many good wife and mother
will be better and happier if
she hears now and then some
one say:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
One Of the Greatest
Compliments a Man
Could Paw

to good woman is recorded in
the life Of Albert, the Prince
Consort, during his last illness.
when he looked up into the sym
pathetic face of Queen Victoria
and said:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Weather Report

Sun rises... 7:14 am. Sun sets 4:3o p.rn.
Moon rises. 11:1s am Moon ts.1l 80 pm.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

Local F0r~cast.-Cloudy and unsettled
to-day probably snow hurries partly
cloudy tomorrow; fresh and strong south
west winds, shifting to northw est.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Dainty Gifts for Baby

AT small prices
RATTLES of celluloid in
many amusing shapes; some
hand painted; 25c. to $1.75.
BABY BOOKS, cloth or silk
bound; 85c. to $685..
CARRIAGE STRAPS Of
hard painted ribbon, $l.65 to
S2.75.
CELLULOID TOILET SETS,
hand painted, comb and brush;
some with powder and soap
box also; S5c. to 1895.
SACQUES, hand knitted,
white, edged with pink or blue;
$2.25 10 $4 Is.
SETS of bonnet, bootees and
jacket. hand knitted, 1915 and
$4.95.
RIRs from France, SOC. to
$14.5O.
WRAPPERS, crepella cloth,
hand made. hand embroidered
$5.95 and $6.95.
SILK BoNNETs; some of
them from Paris; $3.50 to
$1,000. The Baby Shop,
Third floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

Local official Rccor,:.---Thc following Of
fetal record from the Weather Bureau
shows temperatures during the last TWEEN
ty-four- hours. in comparison with the cor
IesnOnding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
AU QUATRIEME

I F you wish to give Someone this Christmas gift
which will most worthily express a deep love-give
the Chickering Ampico Reproducing Piano 1t is
Music in the finest form available today in the home :.
1t is Godowsky-it is Ornstein-it is Levitzk-it is
the great Russian composer pianist Rachmannotf-
and hundred others who have played for the Ampco
and who viii play in the home of one who owns an
Ampco-not only this Christmas but in all the wears
to come, whenever and as often as desired.
AMPICO Hour in the Piano Salons, 80 to ESQ doay.
First Gallery, New Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
A Sale of Fine Quilts
Without duplicate
What wonderful gifts they will make!

found the finest grade of down have for years
fine that it has been out of the market since before the
war (Poke your hand into the quilts when you come to
the store and see how biowy they areD
In France procured the finest silks satins that
we could getin old pink cardinal blue, delft god
and ivory in light and dark combinations Of rich
colors.
In sanitary factory we had this down and the
silks and satns made up into the richest down quilts we
could ashional according to American Sizes and bro
caded without seam in the center plain appliuued
and some others lace appliqued.
Into of the quilts placed the finest grade of
WOOL instead of down because people prefer WOOL
These rich, soft, warm, light luxurious quilts without
duplicate III America, offered in special Christ
sale at the following prices:
DoaFs Quilts Wool Quilts
S725Owere Sis S62. .5O-were 500
III l&S0sSere $l75. $185 S72.5O-vere Sll25O
$l375O-werc 90 S235 S82. .5O-were SI35
$I32SO-were S285 Fovxth c.,e~v No. p:,,:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

Highest az degrees, at 12:30 p. m; low
est. 81. at &c p. M. average. 81; average
same date last year. 15: average same da 10
for thirty y-thrce years. "a.
Humidity
a. m-.. "a p. M. "a p, m.. 6S
barometer Readings
4 4 NJ. oN.La ! d 29. 5G p m. Z9.OO
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

The next story: Freddy Fox Com
plains"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

til Ssnocrinuano, % Iprpalo bar
oerior aicnncmgaaet tpit Barrie %
llnqoons'folc, ltgclom hans teologl'
lie Srtoirm har funoet Stco peo
@crlinS lluincriitct. ! 1914 too
ban tcoIc9iif Gmbeo2craucn. Nogen
Sto cltcr lin lilbagcforuit til Yam
mart bIcu ban llhnrunt til Soane.
prcit I'll Glmo / NaIborg, huor ban
pirfcbc / noQlc Ior. Eaitor ,Spr
lpoIo bar irrIia %ntercSie ior ling
oom3arbctoet % oct i%ocinlc Irbeloc,
Soencprcitcn or gift nreO II arl'tl'
uuiaoame. Nnil bar M | nogcn Elo
opholot ilg / ariltlonia OF blanot alt.
oct oiIngt Ell tcologtif a~1unoifab3pre
pc Tor oet tcoIo9iifc 6utultct @an
taller aoot Morlf meh iilloitrnoig pit
loubif Nfrent. Git Gnrbcbc tlltrroer
Tprmolo / nuitc Mlaonch. Ia ban
err orbineret bauif Trcit pil ban life
BIZ oroireret paorp / RorBc.
Bang / InloreS bar 'clpfelgc'
liz Ion mango andre Vrc'tefolo I
Norge oqioa tibli9ere prret betIeitt
al o%orificote Greiter. Zen melt be
ficl,ote al oisIe er Cpe 0oelcn @oit-
0cniteen, ser npioo par Vrcit oocr
0aIore$ % &oIltnqNol. Son osbe |
17t5 og or Stamfnoer I'll oen tore
@angcnltccnilGgt / 8oloreS o1 Srr
oal. Zen iioIte banifisote Soane.
pret / Gano bar piihtot ears Ghri
Itenien 2imD. Son par Ell gonmteI
Munb, bo ban / t741 fom til Nang
ira et fort YreitetoIo poa SiGIlono.
ut han fom til @oIorea lfploteS Ell
SeiltageIie, ba han troeoe, at Oct bar
Wana paa &chcntarfen ban ltiiIoc til.
Get iortraeS, at BET bar ct baarht
Sloa for Sen qomle Srelt. Son tog
set BOG om'iber iom Ell Stro' ira
&orherre % blen uogle Nor lcnere I'll
lin @lGoe 'orilnttet I'll SlGllmlo
iaicn. 2nnbS @ftermono uOnGunt
til Sognepreit / Bang par ogIaa loot
Il Oanmorf. Wter ban fom life I'll
at opertoge &aIoet, ba han osoe |
3rammeu unber Reiien FRA Sisber.
topn. @on beb Gnbrea8 Scbuit.
gaarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Vismar6s Grinorimgcr

Gftcr huaO "SafaIduj mcloer i'm
StltttGort. mochol0cr 3oic @iuo al
Hiamarcta Grjnoriugcr luIt 8 @rcus
ira Settler WlIbclm. 1crai oaunc-
&c ire en- @rnppc / isritc Aupitei,
ucmIlg Ct Nrtp a 1905 Ieccmbtr
1887, Ct &rcu n 2l6c 0ccembcr
1887 oq Ct @rcu AZ l4oc Sanuar
1883. &c to isrite 9rcuc bar Bis
uunrct beiparct. Iette Suar iiroc5
IIgeltoes / Grinoringernc. Get tr''
6le %rep oauucr aeticrcus Suor uuG
@Ismnrcf5 @rcu. ) isritc &rcu icu
Der Triu3 @ilbclm aou3lerrl II
Gofumeui. iom bar, Tom ran Tiger.
oil ~oeponcrc al &euipu I'll Sen ttte
umuIiJe SucntuaIitet, AZ hor3 Sco.
iteiaOer % bans ,yaoer mart ifuIot
be, ncmIig Ell Proclamation Ill h1n5
iremtioigc aoQcgaer, Sc tnitc Rtgs
ipriter. Scuuc Strlutlic bar BIS.
martt rsr't let life bc'odrct Ger
citcr bar Nrius @llheIm / Oct anott
@rcu Al 2lot Gcctnbcr 1887 over
Tor aauslereu rftirroigglort iilt
Elau Ill Buuit Tor oeu more Wlsilon
ar oanne Ell aonlltc. Ser ituIoc itrGt,
te iig ouer belle Ereu5iclL % iom
itul0c itau T~orbnoeI'c mc0 Slots
prcit Stecfer. elsie 10 &rcuc bar
9ismurcf beiparct | Ct Srcp. Der ~
maugc Sioer Iarrst. &t5marcf iI1ec
oeri. at Vr,nien life trnoe glsrc no
ger tlogere clto at ouerglue Den TOr-
bereote Erotlanlation III ,Slammcr,
ne.
Or intereSiant Yunft / SisnlarttS
ertnoringer or Sntalen al, az Gr.
teileren auereoe ION Vrins bauhs
pRnuet liz III II gisre abandonment
ninger paa De llofait ban sieunenu
lGite. hpiIfe @emertuingcr Sismarts
reaelm9Siist operitresebe, Yriui&l
lopeoc ou ogiua | CT Sreu, N ban
i%rcuirioig piloe aiboloe iig ira iaa.
oorre Hanobemerfuiraer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
let jpoife llniucriitet. &c.

DC lioite Gage urret afhol0t Dts0e
poa H~iaSonaen al oeu 10 Morb9,
aomitc. iom er neoiat mco Ieporte.
mcntschci 0ci3 iom Sormauo for at
unbcris9e SpsrgsmooIet on, Set mo
tic llntper'itct. Baa Wsoeruc bar
buert cnfeIt WcoIem liotoIt i'm Vie,
ming en- SaQcl. SpsraSmaaleuc
ont. hpiIfe Safultcter Ger ifaI rcprr,
'citercS pou oct iuoifc llniperiitct.
on hoor mougc Venpe Oct oil foItc.
ON. hoor oct ltal ligge. utplliomt
Nct nlcr odniteliqite Spera5ndnl.
bar man neppc iuroct bersre, OF ON
nolct RcillItot er ser icInia1t ilet life
Gale. Nj DC Ipoifc Nicolcrrmcr or
sc ire @or~9crlreitcr Irccbiel. Dor
Ncrme'ter Serieu. Iircftsr Soliiclt
% enhuu ct Neolcm ira Iarhus.
mcrS oct eurige ,Spuaro fun or re-
prric1lierci ueb ell Tibora. WanN.
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lebnlnl ir61inei Ell NoreSie Ill Dfi'
uiitcrltt ira Sc life reprpieutcrcoc
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meolemmera 5oI. Ga oct or rtolt
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TOM IrbenOe til. o. sc ionot oct
gonrlc aouc ~ligaenoc bepioitls5 %
nch CT blsbenSc Soar / @rnitet. Ger
blcp tilfaIot ell Srge, iom anlagbc
en- iorcIebia iSorbirotua. o. oerciter
bIeu bum brogt I'll 0iuerso Spge
bus, hoor mo ioug mcooelcr, at Der
life or rloaen ,Sarc Tor hcrloe5 Slu.
Gufcn bar ioag uotalt, at bun er
o~perbeutit on. at Oct or ell az heiloc5
Ssuncr. Ger bar itltot uaa hctoc.
i0ct ban @org poa Sang | Grlo'tob
har trltct hcroc pao Sipet. Surcn CT
looa bleuet onhoIot OF fom / Otter
mIoonq / Sorbsr; han negter. ntctt
man mlicr oct FOR utuillomt, al 1uit
er @lcrulnaSmnnocr, loct Soft | Hna
Ell iguar har lcct ham Iuitc ritnot /
NUrleocn al Vtooercua Sus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Sra Danmarf.

Gn Save til en- Strife. Hingfis-
birq 2toe Gan. Gnfe Ire Volette
Ssraenlen / 9inL Ser bsoc iorIcoen,
bar te%Itanlenteret 5000 Sr. til ell IN
airfe / 9im StatiouSbr.
st saumlbt Suen. @Ionbt BE,
bocrne / 1aoborg Sogn ueo 8aroe
er Ser iisIge "&eiti. 3oItebI." mo.
ialnlct 753 Ser. % t14l2 70. Eote'
Ter til 2inoring al 9tsoen / @ien.
Store Iasier af Tpritiffer orlocr
iigIue "Sfag. No." / oi9ie Gage |
9uno paa 8rencn5 Roroitoe. 6nr
Itifferne CT Ipcnite. Hoe / Sisen bar
Tiifcre bierget tolriBe aaaicr al lonl-
me Bare. Nntaqcllg CT CT 'Qrltifla'
set Glib blepet minciprUnat.
Sbursminoc. 9cmpig 20Oc San.
I~bor5uiuoe Ssbet bar / Dc 'i0'te 10
Dtuancoer trlffet liz ca. 600 Alen
MOB Noro, ioaleoc9 at llolsbet III or
omtrent Iige &eit Tor SIulcrne. sort
irttcr Wtill6ct i'm Nan0rul1 moo
Noro, ma Sareiignolet IIpttc2.
apitbarc !osns. Zen ticn0te Nsus
Ieauler, Sorretninq5ierer (b. Soenos
ien / 0isrring, bar ilslge SENDS.
lio.~ beitilt Ell Sane % ire Sons a.
tperitribct Vlpmoutb Hocfs Antert.
ia. Gen lille Samliuq tontmer III
at foite 100 &r.; men Oct or ben ogs
ioa purot, flyer scr. Socnolcll.
S~nbisrlen ira Ssnoerinnuuo. Ter
err uoitcot 5orbuo moo cnhocr ,Sllo
ierieI ira De iIe3pigife Niiieunlngs
omraa6cr til Iammart al: To0cr'tof.
fc. aorn, HoOiurgtcr, arcotnrer.
| Suin. @ieocr % Saar, Seonctsmlo'
Ter iumt grGuoIelsitofic, h%crunoer
Qetroleunt, grGnoiel5olIe % Il5n.
@raaauo$. 6arborerc 20oe San.
: 0eiterhouet oripcr Tor Slocu eli
! Qlrnaoc 6~iitereoifaber, irrli8 Darn
GA Spi0slsger. Get mcuc5 al DPre
hoQouoite Heoitobcr. % ocre2 gtT1J'
Sc tnoer paa. al u~oculanoife 6tltere
hor hopt tore tSorIiS. 9nnfcr AZ
oisic Rcoifaber briper iluno, % ll8e'
lcoes itore Sun9ter al Faro'rntnO'
Ter.
Gunmarts Sanoelsbalanee. aIs'
bCnbapn 1ioe Gan. CpgisreIicn ror
Ionmarf5 Sauoelsbalunce | DC II
Wtoancber al 1919 iuotll lite Zee.
forcIigger M, 90 pier Gt Te9'tnl3'
men / acknowledgements 90 illan'
iieae areoie bar pGret berettlset
9alanten oiier rcmIig et ~llnocr'tuo
paa IL ghliaro SIR. Nen@ Fan
mari ! Nopembcr tlrn bar %croortcret
Smobrugsproouftcr Tor - gtlato.
ner ar. naar Smporttoutocn aIenc
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