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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
King Visits Sufferers

A. TvlzzAN1 Italy KSspts .By The
manuel of Italy to-day viewed the ruin
visited upon this city by the earth
quake which ON Tuesday morning
shook northern Italy to its center. He
went into every quarter of the town,
entering buildings whose crumbling
walls threatened to fall if another
tremor should come, and talked with
| survivors, expressing his profound
grief over the misfortune that had
befallen them and comforting the in
jured
Years Of war and of national stress
have aged the Italian sovereign. His
hair is much grayer than it was when
he first visited the front, where his
troops, were holding the rocky noun
tain ridges against the Austrians, and
his whole figure seems to reflect the
weight of care, as we'll as the PASSING
of time. Still he retains his kindly
glance and, in the midst OF desolation,
he was calm to-day as he picked his
way over fallen buildings. He was
prominently the King of Italians and
thought only for his people.
King Shares Own Food
Learning that some of the survivors
had not tasted food for thirty-six hours
because of the ruin and disorder. he
ordered that all food in his private
car be distributed am ing them.
During his walk through the city the
King, approached stretcher on which
was lying an aged woman, and gently
touched her forehead. The woman
opened her eyes, ana recognized the
that OF the monarch. Her eyes filled
with tears and she struggled to kiss
his hand, sobbing:
grandsons."
Inquiry from Victor Emmanuel clio
lteu the information that the woman's
entire family with the exception Of
herself and the Two small lads had
been buried in thel1 home and killed
When the monarch promised to look
after the children, JOY shone through
the tears in the e.cs IF the sufferer
and she murmured:
Woman Blesses King
May the Madonna bless you. You
are. indeed, good to'm You are
real father to your people"
This city presents q strange appear
ance, with ripped houses, pavements
broken furniture, smashed glass and
household treasures.
Amid this scene of ruin, bv strange
chance, almost the only building stand
ing is church with belfry, while the
house attached to the church was.
buried
The work Of rescue is being directed
by Admiral Solari, who came from
Spezia, with Flag Lieutenant Riccati
and Commander Siriani. The work is
being carried out by the sailors and
soldiers hurriedly concentrated here.
The scenes in this earth shaken town
recalled those Of the Messina calamity
more strongly than any other earth
quake disaster since. One row of build
ings was observed apparently intact.
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Republican Women
Back Miss Mills
For State Office
democratic Candidate for
Secretary of State Is AS
sured of Nonpartisan
Aid by Suffrage Leaders

MSS Harrie. May Mills, Democratic
candidate for Secretary Of State, was
assured OF the support of non-partisan
"~mitsee Of suffrage workers at a
'sheIeon yesterday at the Hotel Penn
SySania. The committee was made nm
the suffrage Old Guard. wom-
~ "ho worked for suffrage with
Aiss Mills many years ago, when she
"a sa Sresident Of the New York State
sesaan Suffrage Association. Both Re-
ssasieans and Democrats were repre-
s,a on the committee, bat all de-
W;neo mat they would vote FOR Miss
80 So ana urge their friends TO do the
a. n, u.s. Mary Garrett Hay. chairman OF
ss" YORK City League of Women
NJ and former chairman of the
A. National Republican Execu-
H. -ommittee. was the frat 10 pledge
VOC 10 her suffrage comrade.
Men Haven't All tie Brains"
:. / eont believe all the brains are in
~ men nor all in the women, either"
sss sa'd' Il don't believe in voting
80. . woman Just because she il
s;na' nut In the woman who Ia run
ne .of Secretary Of State this year
sf s gnye one who Id perfectly capable
D.n miiinz the Office. congratulate the
s. sss party in having the fore.
So. 70 dssiyaste a woman for this
L. gss st and In having such a woman
49, saSir party whom they could desig-
nss s. haven't got ali the good
Is" " In the Democratic party, hope
Il ia smnirs State will lead the country
sEaee sfAee." ''"' '"1''
sesna ss Nils said MAT after her many
49, s q work for suffrage she could
ss.sy believe that 1t was "pooy, little.
q ssaaisss nae wno was the recipient Of
Sssse q political honor, but said she
s. consented 70 accept the designation
So Iafther step in the pYogress of
san n emancipation,
ea.s s "a 10 o greet deal more In this
- shs bsse oMes,s shs saia. "Dea,t
{ IA IA s0r ne essess ypa believe ( ean
~ works fers X fall. 81 viii lnsurs
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Diamonds. Jewelry, Etc.

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised. purchased.
BENNETT, l75 L. oadWa A.. Upstairs
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all other women III public life. I shall
be watched-if elected-as no man has
ever been watched in state politics,
and | shall have to walk very straight.
Used to Walking Straight
But am used to walking straight,
so that won't bother me. And am
used to hard work. If you think these
qualifications ensitle me to your vote
shall be most grateful"
Mrs. Olive Stott Gabriel, Republican
co-lesder of the 10th Assembly District,
pledged her support to Miss Mills, as
did Mrs. Henry Willard, Miss Portia
Willis, Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards, Mrs.
Frederick Nathan, Miss Jane Martin
and Mrs. Henry White Cannon, all we'll
known Republicans. Among the Demo
cratic women present were Miss Elisa
beth Marbury, Mrs. John Sherwin Cros-
by and Mrs. John Blair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
STORAGE NOTICES
W .AREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
Unpaid ca RGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO-
vision of law. there being due and I'M
paid charges for which the undersigned
Columbus Storage Warehouse. Inc, Is en-
goods hereinafter described. and due
tlce having been given to all parties known
10 claim an interest therein, and the time
specified in such notice for payment of
sold at public auction at our warehouses,
1884 West 134th Street, New York City
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1890 AT
1890 A. M, and If the sale Ia not com
tinued on each and every Friday there
after. beg inning at 1890 a. M. on each
DAY. and continuing until all goods are
Sold to wit: Household furniture. consist
room suits. library furniture, pianos, vic
trolas, musical Instruments. carpets, rugs
trunks. boxes. barrels, suitcases. contents
consisting OF clothing linen, books papers,
boxes, cutlery lamps, brio a-brac, china
and glassware. sAverware. bedding, dra-
peries and materials and other personal
effects held for the account Of the fol-
e. Roe. Cornelius Crawford. D. G. Powell.
e. r. De Long. Sam De Kalb. Mrs Artley'
r F. Roberts. II. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs
Tansher,. Charles Robinson. Mrs Luce
Childs A. l.. Bernbray, J. j Aud. Mr. H
Mullings E. jackson. Charles Allston. Mr..
and Mrs L. l., Arvin Mrs. Nevins. Lulu
Streets P. T. Jefferson. Mrs Eta Onel'
N. Fortune. Mosie Hill. Mrs Alexander,
". R. Sears, Joseph Larsen. Mrs. A Nc
THE GOODS Will BE ON ExH1B1
THE SALE.
COLUMBUS STORAGE
WAREHOUSE, INC.
1884 West bath Street.
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PATENTS
Trunks

BARCA1NS-New and shop solled trunks
- bags. suitcasea, steamer outfits. Thomas
u. Hunt $50 6th av. (47th ST..
BIG BARGAIN-New and used .n.a -drnhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Chain Doors Protect Firemen

Chain screen doors have been found
satisfactory as a protection for fire
men against the intense heat of metal,
glass and chemical furnaces. The cur
tain of chain shuts in heat, gases and
sparks, and shuts out cold air, permits
an unhampered view Of the interior of
the furnace and allows tools or other
objects to be very easily projected
into it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

"ANTED--PractfcalIy new Sunstrand add
ing machine. TO Q bank: must be IN
hne condition; also used Comptometer.
also Multigraph Junior. with iypesette,:
ana s1i,i eiiee type. stand and accessories or
VIII consider No So Muitigraph. elite type
with segmrntal drum Writ. p q r.
1912. St Joseph. No. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
: fl A. Wanted
| guanem W
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOsT-Bar pin. Huylers. Broadway. near
NJ .ttn st, Sept. 3; reward Audubon 1888.
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SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY,
-New York Life Insurance and Trust
OF one-third OF the residuary estate Of Jahes
a; Bostwick. deceased. created by the Last
deceased. Plaintiff. against Evelyn Bostwick
Noronofr. Marion Carstairs De Pref, Evelyn
Francis Francis Francis Jr. Marie s. Gil
as Executrix OF the last VIII and Testament tent
Of OF, Albert c; Bostwlek. deceased; Dorothy 8.
B Bostwic b Ainert G. nos.wck, Lillian $:
r. Bostwlck. Marie S Gilbert and the New
Rochelle Trust Company, General Guar
dams OF the Estates Of the infant Defendants
;Aibert. c: Bostw wick. Lillian 8. Bos,wicl. Dun.
bar W. Bostwick and George H. Bost wick ::
Marie de Cartier de Marchienne. as Execu-
Tx t,o, OF the last win and Testamen, of Ham
Jr as i h he ast VIM " ana Tes
the Farmers Loan & Trust Company. as
Executor Of the last Will and Testament Of
Helen c. Bostwick deceased. Defendants.
Summons.
To the above named Defendants:
You are he.ehy summoned to answer the
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons. exclusive of the day OF service :
answer. Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in the
complaint
Dated New York. July l. 1920
EMMETT. MARVIN & ROOSEVELT,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys. Office & Post once
Manhattan n.y. city Of New 1 York ''' Jug" u
To the above named defendants. Marion
Carst airs De FRET, Evelyn Francis and
The foregoing summons rs served upon you
by publication. pursuant to an order Of Hon.
fha or M 30 ss a Yor
dated July %. 1920. and fled With the COM
plant In the office OF the Clerk OF the County
Of New York. at the County Court House. In
the Borough of Manhattan. City. County and
State Of New York.
EMMETT. MARVIN I RoosEyELT.
Address No So Wall street Borough OF
Manhattan City of New York.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
HENRY NJ HUEBsHMAN and LOUIS
HuEBsHMAN; co.partners. doing bq +, :,
HrERsHMAN & BRO. Plaintiff. against
JACOB NJ. TALAMO. trading as the Empire
W9olen ,a Co. Dsfsnd liant aa summ%ns
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint IN this action. and to
ney within twenty days after the service of
this summons, exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice and in case Of yonr failure a to appear
you by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated. New York: August 25th 1920.
tin, ONCE and P. o. Address. o76 Fifth
A Ayenu c,,v Borough Of Manhattan New
To: Jacob NJ Taamo. Defendant.
The foregoing summons is served upon You
by publication pursuant to order OF Hon.
Philip j. McCnok. Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF the State OF New York. and hled
with the complaint in the office OF the Clerk
Court House in the borough Of Manhattan.
City Of Ne" York, on the end day Of Sep
tcmber, 1920.
BONDY & SCHLOsS. Attorneys for Plain
tiff. Office and z. O. Address. 276 Fifth
Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
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HUDSON RIVER MIGHT LIVES
CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
onainsss conducted under the name Of
New York City since it's inception in 1915.
ana from which Mr. q. III Mccormack
Withdrew In 1913, will hereafter be- con-
aucied under the name OF NJ a. Landau
d. So, who have assumed ali obligations |
ana who viii continue the business al the
~11A addFsea NJ. D. LANDAU,
, g. AZ I1AEDAU
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cation. killing many of those who were
worshipping. The priest was struck by
falling fragments of the ceiling and
his hands and face were cut, but he
reverently finished the service before
attending to the injuries of those about
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs

SIlLIINGS. INC. ga MADISON Az
ta''h ST. offers an elegant new linz tsl!cht-
~ used) CARPETS AND RUGS in Wilton
Axmlnstcr. brussels domestic and In.
ported) in Bokaia Oriental patterns in
'aupe. browns. grays. gre"n. woody cniors
ana mixed patterns. busted and washed
IKE new; 81. 50, 81 81 yard up: rugs all
prices, all sizes. plain, mixed Oriental de-
signs. SIS. $35. sS5 up: making ovor. clean.
ing, laying. repairing. dyeing. reasonable,
reliable. beautiful. PLAZA $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Oporto Great Wine Exporter

Oporto, Portugal, despite revolution
month 2,124,sSo gallons of wine. Eng.
land was the largest purchaser, fol-
lowed in turn by France and Brazil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Typewriters
SURROGATES' NOTICES

KAHL. MARY CLEMENTINE-In pur.u.
ance OF order OF Honorable James A.
Foley. Surrogate of the County of New
York. notice IS hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Nary Clernentiae Rahi
late OF the County OF New York deceased, "a
present the same with Souchers thereof 20
the subscriber at Der place of frsnsactiue
business at the Office OF her attorneys, Mesern.,
9ackett. Chapman Stevens, No. ISS Nassau
Street. In the Cisy of New Yerk, on or hefeFe
the 1tth day Of December. 1890.
Dated, " York June Q, 1880.
MABELLA 8. BURR. Eaecatsix
SACKETr. CHAPMAN STEVENS, AZ.
torneya for Esecutrtx. No. is< Nassau
Street 1.-THE Tribune Building. New
York City
an order OF Honorable John y, Cahssaa,
6 SURROGATE Of the County OF New York
notice 10 hereby given TO all persons nav.
sRg claims aEainst Juils Arthur fsts Of
the County OF New York. deceeeedl 10
present the same with vouchers thereof
so the subscriber. at It's place Of trans.
acting buniness, No. 1&e Broadway. I'm the
City Of New York. on or before the Isth
day Of November next.
Dated: New York. the af,h DAY az
dUAKxMyy TRUST COMPANY OF
wALTMR j. I6onn. Ai.orus Sse ssn e..
s ssSssaF' IL William street. Nav ysrs
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Another: Quake
Kills Many i'm
5 Italian Cities

(Csntlnved 9ren page sas).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John p. Cohalan. Surrogate OF
the County OF New York, NOTICE Is here
by given to all persons having ciairnD
ceased. late of the County OF New York.
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber, at place Of sransacting
business, No. 342-34a Fulton Street, Bor-
ough Of Brooklyn. In the City Of Now
York. on before the arst day Of Feb-
rrary next
Dated New York. the second day Of
July. 1920. -
KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY.
WILLIAM II. COMLEY. JR.,
Executors
BROWER. BROWER & BROWER, Al.
torneys for Executors Temple BAR, a.
Court Street. Brooklyn. New York.
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Ape NDICITIS.

appendicitis eIcr gIinotdrmSbetrHoeIfe OIL,
priber neorfonbcIlt, felO 9erioner tilinreIaoenoe
/ 900 Selbreo. SdHli9ois eftertslger oen BOG
W1reruoer eIer Sorftoppelfe. Winn9e Wienncs
fer bar Gtisrtna bier Sag, men oct er life
en- fnlotrneig Iftertuq, % mdnge gar1le, for
oPrpeoc Stoite forbIioer | SnIteutet, bpor oct
eanr | 8iGrtn9 % Ueptrfer Srnnericr. Site or
Der Inn Ell rinae RdSid9e | Suonoloeues 9eIs
irilrr. meocnS oisfes inonenbiae Siocr er bee
oGileee meo aurrle. hudroe Stoiie, Der bar
iI9bet fe faNt oa ofc / mudnco9otS ~ior9ttier
Snitetnet, briHgeitoe ot9 Ill at telc trGt %
bdIot fng til ale 3toer. SeIo ON on bar liot
~sfisrtuB bier Sdg, fnd er bet life nof. Ser
nnd M % ba barre en- aruuois, tuloiGnetq
8eneierine, Tor AZ uoSrtpe Gue ~gniamIitger al
sifttge It'aIoSitotie.
slppelotcittS CT en- SnepoIoStcfrretbeo, Der
fpreoer ite til GIiHotarmer, % man ian be-
irngae ig mob ben pdu famine Wauoe ION on
betrbgder oig moo Spreoelte al S~dlsbetG1gt'
beo (faar SdlS). Raar Oh bar iaur 9als fan
III oite forebngse oioere grhoerier bco gruge1l
al en- nntifeptiff SinIrina eler @urael tor at
~sSeIPgee ShaeonISipirerne. % ct Ittcrirgs'
en noaetrtRr ~ltenenoe gebauoliug CT rsooeus
Sta tor al beirna0e mob appendicitis. wer
~ificSetIcr en- antiientiT @urgIe for Saliefi or
CT Iutiiepttt Tor SrouoIecuc neSoenotg % Ell
i%uIoftGncig llorcrSuin9 al MISUNDERSTANDING.
Mniieptit for 3nspoIStns.
Der buSeS MI SffertIi9beeen en- preparation,
Scr bar Den opbbeite Strfnirg at Ell grftfepfli
for Subcoloene % ct ~tuleitGnoi9t Henieltes,
mlbbeI for Snitemet. Genne YrepGratton, fieHof
lom GsIcr'i.ia, otrier ioni tsleer:
Set tiener I'll at eoeIpeee eucr tierre iidoe'
ltGe Spaoomslpirer 90 S~olonbacuer ! Sro'
nrIosfanaIer, idaIeoeS betro9aeuoe mob Nppent
hictttS 90 ANDRE Sp9oomIHe, BET bar IN Se9pn'
belle Der.
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Wogen @inoeoro.

Rn9niIb Horli bar fsSt paa Resiet /
@aa0e; UubbranbSbaIeu. Norse, Den
25oe STARTS, 1850. SenoeS @dnS,
Ole HerIi. bsbe / 1908. 9eres 0icm
par / Glbion Weni9beb, grotpn Co.,
Riun., Yaitor 9. g. Sbortpeers anIb.
Smtrcnt 4 Gar Iibeu ilnttebe bun til
Naic 5augsns Mberbomsbicm, q Sc
coro6, Soipa, boor bum bsoe oen 21nc
Iai iibitIeben.
Set bar beubes Grife % retrnfeIt9e
Taalra, at BUN piINe BIZ begraoet peo
Siben at lin Ranb pad NIbior Rtrfee
aaarb, oa bette Sorlansenbe blep oa ogs
iaa aiernemfsrt. Yait. Otto &. SGmiot
4Ioeroomsbiemmets 9citprer, eiforrere.
Sc 2ieet til 9egrapeliesiteoet, bpor ban
90 unbcrtegueoe forrettet peo Si8be'
giGngelien.
Ico @abringen al benbe5 SeItanner'
bite oct iig, at bun iom barnle3 ente
6aohe bctGnft Here gelbGbi9bebSgiprea
maal meo 0aper. Sill Naie @augen5
Moerbomsbiem, $3.50; til @isiionen
500; til SiGlpetasien for IeIigionS'
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Ara GarInt, SaH., CANADA.

Seq bar alSris Jet noseu bar briitet
iig iii at icnbe Dor gooe Gen "Soiteu
uoeIe 2inier her ira aarIut, iaa rarot
oct mig / Sonterue, at ieg itIloe ienoc
no9le Orb, meo Oct ianlnle ieg Ienber
@ctalinscn for 1921. So. bpao 2auos
itdbet ausaar, iaa er Oct HABIT 90 tint.
men Iolingeu bar beSo9rre life uGret
goo btsie fire iibItc aar. Sc, iom bauoe
lpmmerplsiet. tit uo~8euIunpe bra. SIS
re liaar at iige er ianbeIig in9eu Noro
nj eiennemsaa for DC Stafler, iom mcd
prspe JIG frem. SEQ bore iaa ofte ar
hent, iom er ira bebre Steoer, at De
eiIbe reiie i'm Sos 90 life bore paa en-
FIG Ylo@ % ilist uoset. Bel, Oct er
nofiaa ian2l. Weu bpao ifal en- fdtti8
Stattar 8iere? Sar bp98ct op lit Silent
% alt, bpao ban eier al 9eiter, gfaitis
reri o.i,p. Saa Bet er life iaa let at
reiie fin Sos, iom Bet er al iige bet.
Sefoltuingeu bcr er for Oct mcite Nors
BE. og Stsrteoeleu er ira forIficUige
Steber / Miuneiota, Iaa set bIeo Ell
,Sorarorin9 for Dem, naar Sc fom bcrop
/ "Serlanbet". Sc faubt bit no, at
De reiite fra "9ieDerbberne" / seBpps
ten. Seq er ielp is0t o9 'opboget Der.
ga hi fsrit Tom berop. bar nor n1rmes
ite Oh SarlenL Woutana, 80 @iI, %
@uu Cafe, Sat, SO Ril, iaa Oct bar
iu8en Sllnrtur at tonmc til Spcu pg
beQer life boab man bill fable uo8c1
pleasure trin". Nu bar hi Gait Gno
hare 35 @tiI, og til Sommeren faar hi
egen Sernbane. "@raoen er ld9t
CONNER og ganeu ital pGre frroi9 til
ZEN lite Slig. 1921. 9a faar ri bare
eli 6-7 0tiI til Sper. Bare at Ri fadr
mere 8e9n, iao tan pi ipnge: ia III
or Oct 0loro "a lepd". Bel, madlfe Oct
or bebit at lutte, for ies or in9cn Strii
bent, laa Set bdoner bel | allrpen. Sec
maa Dog life fbrsIemnle "9an Ola oa
ban Ser. Set er ianoelig TO sooc
aarer. San Ger CT rent mooig til at
"ipeebe op" paa fin Totorcntle. 81
Soras og 8osna bar o9iaa line Sans
ifeIisbeoer at giennem8aa paa Tr9rien
Sna Mao iee tatte "Bpiten" for Del
gore Saieitof, hi faar TO @an9e / llgen,
&unbe life oGre ben forubeu!
@eulis 9ilieu ira
On Sdrmcrfope.
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FRA GseaIuu, California.

Set Iiber til. at min SubIfriptipn
pan "0etorabsR piten" er ubIsben, iaa
er Oct bcbit, at ies icnber unS Yeuse for
n9ite Iar, eler iaa er bet bel nuiIte, az
Den ilutter at fonrre bib. gi er aIene
Norife Fer / gscalon. men Der er nan
ge Spenifer. % bet ier I'D iii, at Bee
tonrmer upe Speulfer nriten bier Sag,
iaa Der er TO Renisheber af Soeniter.
Ser er soot 2auo os soot 8limat os
fiut geir, iaa en- life fan iaa Bet bebre,
tror ies. Ru er BET mart Sul isier
men Der er iaa parmt oe tint, iom bet
tar CONNER. Sois Sc fan iGtte Def /
Soften, Ian faar bere billie ale, iunt
fieuber mig, baabe / Iiuneiota % Sas
tnta, % billie Dem elRbelig Sui os spbt
Nhtaar ifra mig. Ien Bet cr bel life
tGrbt Sapiret MI, Do BET er iaa bprt.
Sois iaa er, faar bere tase no Iouep
Srbren os ienSe bet / Soria. GGr bill
Iet fra migl 8. q. Speot.
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ira giort SubiissIie mob Seitamentets
6uIobnroeIie, at De meget mere reipets
tcret % gIroet Jig ocer lin urre SlGsts
iiugs ~prispRrbise 9isppiitioner.
Tnu Sen Niosoes @esuc % iou benz
hes betroeoe SoIt bill ieg faa Sop til at
:atfe p~eofommeune peo adie SGusens
&I~berSomsbicm for Sen soSe aanoeIigc
90 legemlise Yleie, iom / De iibite 9eoes
Gar bIeb Irs. Gerli tiISel. gaaoe
munbtIig % ~ifriftIis llroerrsttet bun
cS on, at BIN lite Jig irrbeles aoSt
rerrebe. Sen Nauo, ionr leritet; Den
SrSeu, JON raaoet % Sen Sieuitpiliss
beS. ior uoniitcs, fauot bun rusprrbig.
Set er life aItiS man blir itiIet Zig. at
iran liter iig gobt, ielp ON ulnil
- iom hun - iuloruo betGler for JIG.
Set par ba n9ind Blot rnoer Scrub
iGtning az, at bun fom iii ar tripes
} er, ar bette Sppmadl paa benpes 81
trag ifulbe tilfeics.
SeuSeS 6orbrirgsIssbeo bill FOR aiers
%rrscrre oe Slr9triracruc orre ct ms
rcubc grcmpeI ~iaapeIiom heuoes offer
riaige SierteIds.
9. 9. S6ortoeer.
(grecutor / Irs. NerIis Spesbol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-17

Tet or bet met inlsitaustse &eufeIiesmisosI
for Sniteiret rogeuitnoe buot StfentIiebsoeu.
oiriettoe pua begac baaoe eore % Heore SHo.
ooloe, uhorioeroe toroproeoe Sioffe, Der Tor.
eifter Spiterret / maaueoSpiS % fom iutct
nnoet ian Issue. Set uoSriner al Sos, beroeo
siebIitieLts f~ierncnoe 9res mob Siertei o. anere
@iRraSe eiftiae Stoife aslsri.fa tra,ter ma
GPrtnasiandleH - Stofie on GIorta troebe bar
! biz Spitem. Surfse oct lies eiier en- uaturlig
Ifiertra, % rlerf boor rneget mere ureue Sto'e
forgtfteHbc bit Spitem Der brtHaeS 10. : leiie
Observation-Disclosures, tuafom 6oritoppelfe uu %
oa, FUR WIaoe. Gas pad .geaoen euer "fne"
briree 2tnertra. gSIer.t.fa or ituoie en- Soer.
r%afielie for 5oIi, Der bar brust iun be oIuiir.
oeIige Wieotciner for @iaoe % Suooolee eler
be tor'ileutae SIier % Saroe, pna 6ruHo at
TIN buriiee, bebdeeliGe % f~nIeitersise Sirinine.
8appprtsr ira easer.
seq bar brlst slSIersiia i min 0raris "a
bar iiie fIrbet roget Der opereddr BET. :
(llnoertepret) 2r. 8. U. Sine.
Seq bar life iiroet Hoeet I NTH 80 adrS
Grdgts fom o5ereadr aoler't'ta." tlHoertesHet)
Or. Sdutes &eaper.
Sea bri5er sloIeriid I ale MaoetilfnIser.
9Hecl trPuder fun en- Soiis." (lHeerteguet)
ar. 4. @. Rretioman.
otter at babe taget gloIersi.fa beIinser lea
rig beore eHb pdd 20 sInr. Orb fan life beIrine
ben fpriRrseItae itreubeo ~torbrepet fra nit Sp'
item. " (nnoertearet) J. Y. @uctett.
-3afiet pGre Golersi'fa iau lea III fobe belle
Natien, roget lea lie innoe paa mango gGr.'
Clnocrteeretl Cora Y. GobIett.
NoIersi'id fPIees at Ieoenoe sIpotbeiere oeer'
alt eler ienoeS portobetuIt for S1.20 0tpr
SLATE, mol for iu~Ibii9nets gebdneIiIg). Grin
efter Iiocn fri BOO ON Appendicitis. golertid
COMPANY, 9epi. g. ~. TauI, NtuIl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-17
Wp0re, gier bette
&aar gsrnene bar 9oite. snio sal
len % 8rpitet meb
Mniterple.

Srser fur iise, bpor frart Spuptoruerre Tan
uboiiIe fs I'll Gtrubepofts euer parre. % ba
bill Sc orre eIab oeb at babe en- aruffe al
MlufteroIe beb Saanber for at gibe burtts, ftffer
Gtrbrins. Set fptter life gIGnrner.
Com fsrite StaIp er BET ct iitiert TsibbeI.
G~literoIe er ubmGrict. SuIiHoer al Msbre beo
bet. 9e buroe boIoe en- arufte I Sufet, i9rots
for stebItiieIie @rue.
Get CT osfaa ct NltboeI for gorue. 2trorer
iaar SuIs, groutit, 9cnfIttts, StruBebofte, ftp
NG!ie, GIItbu,a, eieuraIgia, Spnebpine, glob'
f~tigHiHs, @roftbiuoebetanoeIfe, RberInaffsr1e,
6oftegigt, @merter 90 9Iager I Sfnegeu eHer
9crmerne, Stso, faare wtuiIer, SroftbpIoer,
iroSne Ssboer % GorfisIeIfe I grbitet (oet tore'
Ipgger ofte 9uneebetGnbeIfe).
Be M 6hc Arlsfer. SpfpttaIsfterreIfe Sc. 90.