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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
SETS NEW AIR RECORD
OF 100 MILES AN HOUR
Gordon Bennett Cup Winner
Stirs France.

Special Gable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1920, bD THE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Oct 81.
All France is excited over the contin-
uous aviation exploits of Sadi Lecointe,
winner of the Gordon Bennett cup, who
yesterday broke his own speed record,
attaining 302 llilometers (about 100 miles)
an hour and thus clinching the title
of being the worlds speediest birdman.
NJ. Lecointe's former record, which
the che he has just made. was estab-
lshed at the Buc aviation meeting.
Aviators here regard it as significant
that the new record was made with a
heavier flying machine having less wing
space than the one he flew at Buc.
Moreover. the record was based on full
consideration of wind advantages as
calculated over a double journey over
a l<ilometer course, with one way in the
face of the wind.
Twelve and one-tenth seconds was the
time of the first trip and eleven-seven-
teenths of a second for the second, the
average being the phenomenal speed of
nearly 100 miles an hour
NJ. Lecointes tests are being watched
with interest by French aviation ex-
perts, and airplane constructors hope by
these tests to solve the problem of
correlating surface measurements with
maximum loads. which will lead to
greater security when the aviator is
flying at high speed.
NJ. Lecointe is confident that he can
reach speed of 200 miles an hour on
short tests, but present limitations pre-
vent this speed being maintained for
more than few minutes without disas-
trous results.
The tests were conducted officially I'M
der the observation of an accredited
representative of the Aero Club Of
France, who registered the results yes
terday as q legitimate world record.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
BRITAIN TO DEAL WITH
REDS, PARIS HEARS
Stockholm Reports Arrange
nlents With Krassine.

Special Gable to THE NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1890, By THE NEW YORK Herald.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Oct. 81.
The French Foreign Office was startled
by dispatches just received here rom
Stockholm stating on what was declared
to be the best Of authority that Great
Britain has concluded arrangements
with Leonid Krassine. Russian Bolshe-
visit trade envoy, for a renewal of trade
relations with Russia.
Details of the agreement are obscure,
but it was declared in the dispatches
that Premier Lloyd George of Great
Britain had granted permission to
Maxim Litvinoff of the Russian Soviet
Government to open propaganda bu-
reau in London and had promised that
facilities would be accorded Soviet en-
yoys to enter England.
The information contained in the
Stockholm dispatches has not been con-
firmed from London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
COLBY WON TO VIEW
RED COLLAPSE NEAR
State Department for First
Time Expresses Belief That
End Is Not Far Off.
Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Wugliinpfon ID n Oct Of

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Oct. 81.
For the first time In its review OF
conditions in Russia the State Depart
Bolshevism had reached Its apex in
that country and would soon be elimi-
mated This opinion was expressed by
Secretary Colby and Is based on con-
fldential information received by the
American Government. The Depart
ment's information is TO the effect that
the unique experiment conducted by
Lenine and Trotzky and other revolu-
tionary theorists has proved itself i'm
practicable and is now virtually confined
to the Industrial centres of Russia,
where 1t maintains itself by force and
power
In the overthrow of 3olshevism, which
Mr.. Colby sees now as an almost ac-
complished fact, the peasants of Russia
have been largely responsible. The
Russian farming population has always
refused to become excited over the Boil
shevik doctrines, and has Zone it's own
way during the period of anarchy that
followed the overthrow of Czarism. The
Russian peasant farmer has proved him.
self the stabilizing force in the era
of political disruption which followed
the revolution.
Even to-day according to Mr.. Colby.
the Soviet form Of government has dis
appeared throughout agricultural Rus
STA. In its place has grown up a COM
munistic form of government. which
appears to be the first primary effort on
the part Of the inexperienced Russians
along the line OF self-government.
These communistic efforts are not re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
BIZ me Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.--An estimate OF
three thousand American in Russia,
as given in a press despatch yesterday
from Moscow, was declared to-day at
the State Department to be excessive.
The best information obtainable by
the Department Is that there are
about thirty-five Americans in that
country. Several OF the Americans are
in prison. and the Soviet authorities
have made repeated efforts to have the
American Government agree to release
certain prisoners held in this country in
exchange for the release of the Amer
leans. The Russian Government seems
determined, it was said officially, to
make the United States deal directly
with the Soviet authorities ana to make
the basis for such negotiations the ex-
change of prisoners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
BUYS RAILS HERE.

BUENos AIRES, Oct. 21.-Announce-
ment is made by the Argentine Govern
ment of the purchase of 5000 tons of
steel rails from United States firms. The
price paid was $73 per ton. and the rails
will be used in the construction OF a
road in the Province of San Juan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

MILAN, Oct. 90 (delayed) A bag con-
tanning five bombs, two tubes of eXplo-
sives and several pounds of material for
shrapnel was found to-day under a bench
in a public garden near the Hotel
Cavour, where bombs recently were ex-
ploded while the delegates to the con-
gress of the League of Nations Societies
were stopping in the hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
Italy to Give Waste
Lands to Peasants

ROME, Oct. PA royal de-
cree allowing the occupation
of uncultivated or insufficiently
cultivated lands by peasants and
annulling any lease of the same
lands without right to indemnify
except for work is in the course
of execution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

NAPLES, Oct 20 (delayed) The
police, following evidence obtained of a
vast anarchist plot, to-day searched the
houses of many noted extremists and
sequestrated a large quantity of pamph-
lets containing anarchist and Commun-
list propaganda The pamphlets We're
written in Russian, Italian. German and
English. the last named being intended
for transmission to the United States.
Many Hungarians and Russians have
been arrested and expelled. Most of
them had credentials. letters and safe
conducts signed by Bella Kun, former
Communist dictator of Hungary. or Rus
SLAMS high in the Soviet councils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

garded as comparable TO communistic
forms Of government elsewhere, but
mere cropping in the direction of self
government. and furnish the basis for a
better order, which will come out of the
present Russian situation"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
ALFoNso's SON IN WAR GAME.

MADRID, Oct 21.-Prince Alfonso.
eldest son OF the King. will join his
regiment as corporal and participate
in the mannuvres now going on In the
vicinity of the Guadarrama Mountains,
near Toledo. King Alfonso will witness
the mannuvres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
ITALIAN SOCIALISTS
REJECT STRIKE MOVE
Refuse Direct Action Protest
on Molotesta's Arrest.

FLORENCE, Oct. 21.-The directors Of
the Socialist party met here to-day and
rejected proposal for a general strike
as a protest against the arrest of Enrico
Malatesta, the anarchist leader, in Milan.
1t was decided, however, to address
manifesto to the country. The Com
munist section of the Socialists also will
send a manifesto to the people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

AINTAB, Asia Minor Oct. 10 (de-
layed) The Turkish Nationalists who
have been fighting the French in this
region shelled The American College in
this city to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22
ARMENIA DEFIES REDS,
ASKS AID OF ALLIES
Soviet Ultimotur1 Demanded
Passage for Troops.

TrFLIs, Transcaucasia, Oct. 10 (de-
layed) The Russian Soviet representa-
tive, Legrand. has issued an ultimatum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

to Armenia demanding permission TO
transport Russian. Turkish and Tartar
troops through Armenia to effect juno
ture with Turkish Nationalist forces in
Asia Minor. The ultimatum also de-
manded that Armenia break with the
Allies, reject the Wilson demarcation
line and accept the provinces Of Zange-
zour and Karabagh, which now are oc-
cupied by Tartars. 1t is reported Ar
menia has rejected the ultimatum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

PARIS. Oct. 21.--The Bolsheviki have
asked the Armenians to repudiate the
Treaty Of Sevras with Turkey. Belief
was expressed at the Foreign Office that
Armenia's rejection of the Soviet ulti-
matum will result in serious fighting
between the Armenians and Bolsheviki.
Armenia has requested aid from the AL
lies, but up to the present no decision
has been taken, it was said.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-22

Special Gable to THE NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1920, By THE NEW YosK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27

. Celui Gu ,.vintul" - Nu sea-
mana Gu ,,Vint de primayara''
MI bate uniform. Din lin 81 dull
&c la fncepllt devinc mai naba-
dios ca crivatul. Mai are defec-
tut cal lipseste fonetica, siste-
mul metric, 81 rima prea sa-
raca = ,,Tisa" cu .,pista," ,,asa'
,cu .,asea.'s' drag cn ,ydeal,
trebue sd admita orr ce poetas ca
MI merge. Toate aceste fiin1ca
att cernt sa va spunem pc sleai
81 fara mila. - Natural ca maj
correct, tutulor, lla-toti-lor) dc
cit tuturor.
Cca lalta, No. 2 mai reuSita
$; sc va publica, Gu putina dara
coala, ici4colo. In proza reusit
mai bine 81 n ar Fl rem sd urmati
Salutari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27
ACCIDENT DE- TRxN.
kTRIY0yER0

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, %
Main. - TrenM de pasageri NJ
I20S al linicl Santa Fe, care tr,.
bnia Sc ajunga aici la $50 p. M.
,sa raslrnat la La Jova, depar-
'tarc de ciracizeci 81 dola, mi: ]
sprc sud, din canxa asezfrii linz
'si fcrate, aatoritd anei care 4
papat sub cine, dnpa cum spunc
/ aportrl prianit. IngineruI 81 70,
.chistul All eost omoriti, 81 aproa-
,pe treizcci de paIsageri au SUI ,rlt
,rari grave.
Alte i1sorr1atii m San pri'
nit. I'm tren trIiris m djuterul
rdaitlior Sc aysesP.k se s6keasck
|aiel azi ditaiAti{;a. Opt M aso -:
lante 81 sksfsat W n & l65sIlilt:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27
DIN fUeA C0NDf|ULu.

D-na AdeEbcrt Ward din Ha-
cue. n. Y. a cusut fata de pla-
.poma dupa un desen foarte az
tistie. compusa din 1916 bucati.
\ trebuit sapte ami pima a terml-
nat lucrarea. = 81 unii Sustin ca
.femeile n 'au rahdare.
Milne seara Sc va tine o mare
alunare de prOteStare Ia audi
torium din Cleveland impotrlva
scumpetci staf,idelor = Gel mt =
resati N ar trebui Sc lrpsea>ca s.
asemcnea adurdri de proteSiara
ar trebui organlzate Drctutnienl.
caci alafel numai salta conner
tul.
Dnpa cit suntem informant de
cind inceput Sa Sc vllhda ber"
dc 2.75 procente la New YORK,
cailc ferate au trebuit Sc aran-
ieze trcnuri speciale pentru Viz
tatOrii earl yOr Sc vaZa mlnrmea
aceasta. = Ce sal faci? Tom
necredinciosi Sc afla berechet, ii
toate neamurllc.
Mike Russell din Altona. Aha.
s'a plins judecatorului ca nevA-
sta. d-na HELEN ID. Russell. in fic
care seara ii face cite-un ma
>agiu pc spinare, cu toate ca doe
torul nu la prescris cura aceasta,
Dupa explicatimile date de dina
Russlll. iudecatorul convent ca
cura necesara 81 sa urmezc CO.
ca pima cind Mike Sc vindeca d.
boala ce sufera. care in im0a
moderna Sc n,meste intoxicatie
aeolica.
Sc zice cd Lcnine va trimite
pc Trotzky ambassador pc lingd
Vatican.
In Mexico mn mare greutate
sd devil presedinte; greutatea
mai mare @ sd scapi de prpse.
dentie. ST in lad intri lesne,
dar de sc;tpat cam greu.
ST daca leloa Anicuta din Can
ton pune cite-o cutie de pudri
pc ri pc obra jorii d-nei 81 Isl IN
condeieaza spriilcenele Gu wax
ce va privestc? = Nh sumt sta
pima pc mine? Cine ce are ct
mine 81 cu gustul meu2" zict
d-sa indignata. Natural. La
sati feaneie in pace Sa Sc poart'
cnm ii place.
| Dascalnl unei biserici din jur;i
Clevelandulni fost dus GU ho
riapul la jlldet 81 platit dou;
sntisoare pentru citeva .galoan
de trascau fabricat dappa tipic
81 a doua ri Sc plimba la ,.para
die'' Gu popa la brat. Ri 81? Ce
are aface? Parca popa lnchid
tochii cfnd vede trascaul9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27

Ina naturala.
Profesorul Barker spme ca a
cest substitut ceva mai tart
ca lima naturala, imsa nu mdo.
iala cd Sc va roade la fel. Aces.
institut face eNpcrimente GU a.
cc,t slEbstitut de trei luni dc III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27
INFORhATNJM

Lima artificiala. = Iced, An
glia. - La institutul de Textile
Sc fac cxperiente, de face prin-
tr'un process chimic, lima artifi-
.ciala din celulozeIc ramase dupa
slIbtragerea innlui.
Aceste incercari Sc spunc c;
an avut bun success, 81 Gu toate
ca G nnmai un ,,sllbstitut'' al H.
.nei, Sc spune ca ar Fl foarte trai-
mic, in special cinl G intrebuin-
.tata ell altc produse.
Nj s'a intim|pinat nici o di.
ficultate a intrebuinta acest sub
Istitut Gu 30 procente lina in ma
sinariile fabricei, 81 .nici cind a
fost intrebuintata fara aceasta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27

In ata Primejdie pc pregatesc Ungurii IN nas
Guns cum zice ziaru Romnul moi n am putut ma nici
masua Nu suntem in secretee zeilor 81 att mai putin
Ungurior.
in fata demersuror Ungurlor pc inga oficatatea din
tara aceasa mpotrva hoarre Conerinte de Pace
s'a facut la lumina zilei moi arafat am facu
Rominu zis ca tot sa facut fost facut de ,,i
telectua' adca de Dior Sa arate facut Voim sa
stim Ro;ni din America site Gu laude nsnuari
nu Sc poate duce lunea in
moi am afrmat categoric ca au facut mimic Daca
facu ceva macar egru sub unghe sa arate Fpte posi-
tive Gu dovezi, lar vorbe goale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27

!nstltut lace eNpcrmente GU a.
cc,t slbbstitut de trei hmi dc II
le.
Ancheta speselor electorate. =
Washington. Campania Gene
ralului Leonard Wood, pentru q
f. nominal ca candidat la scau.
mul presidential de partidul re-
publican. promite da loc la
iesbateri 1ungi in sesiunea comi-
tetului senatorial insarcinat ca
anchcta chcltuielilor dinaint n
convantiilor
Harry N. Daugherty, care este
nenagcrnl camraIici senatorul. !
Harding. si fostul deputat Car
lin, care reprezinta pc Palme:.
al fost pusi pc lista cclor earl
vor fl chcmati inaintea cmite-
tului.
Frank L. Hitchcock, fostul mi
Fni>4ru al pastclor, a ost pr,n,l'
care a fost chemat Sc faica depo-
ziiii. el a spus ca MI are nici un
ame>tcc ell partea fiEanciar;l q
campaniei ,ui Wood.
Trei bandit pusi pc fuga de un
pazitor. : Tn paztor dc noap-"
A frustrat planul ia trei bandit
C a,3i ;nsusi rln.antomobll- DIN
;rarajl;l P;mkardsaacvelana No
tor Co dc pc PE4rspect Avenue
Incercarea aceasta nereusita a
banditilor ii costa propriul lor
automObil.
Ban,litii s'au oprit Gu automo-
bilul lor in fatas acestui local,
facindu-se ca yorN al baga an
launtru. Pazitorul1 "a descllis usa
Hotii. i-au spus ca Ell dOresc Sc
schimbe automobilul lor GU unui
nou. Pazitorul a r;lspnns ca ell nu
farce comerciu, deer Sc vina Mi
ne, insa unul dintre hoti secs
revolverul spunind: Cred ca
n
mai bine Sc facem schmbul a.
cum.
Pazitorul luat-o la fuga
strigind dupa ajutor. I'm automo
| Jill ce trecea pc strada s'a Oprit
81 hotii an luat-o la fuga, lasin6
masina en- care venisera.
Tn caz curios. - New York
= in prezent Sc judeca la tribu
nalnl criminal un caz foarte in
teresant 81 anume Maria Tecci
o tinara eroitoreasa italiana. ;
mpuscat pc sora eli dina Angeli
ma Cont.
Fata marturisit ca a incer
eat sd desarmeze pc sOra Ell
ciifd revolyerul sa slobOZit 0mO
rind pc sora ei. Intre ell s'a isca'
10 cearta, fiimdca, dnpa cum spn
he acuzata, sora ei insista Sc du
ca viata necinstita.
Casele bcgatanilor cautate du
pa rachiu. - Chicago. Man
date pentru investigate domlci
iiara a fost liberate de proescu
torul districtual la insistent;
Maiorului A. Y. Dalrymple, sefu
distrietului Chicago pentru in
fortarea prohibited. Maiorul Da
rymple are de gind Sc cante du
pa rachiu in mai multe case /
bogatanilor precun ST. la nnel
hoteluri din Chicago.
| Ell spune ca are dcstrrle evi
dcnte ca Sc poata aresta pc ,,ban
ola care face comercin cn bautnr
oprite," din care scot milioan
de dolari.
i Opt batalioane do rsservx pen
tru Irlanda. Londra. = p
ifnga trupele care ,deja an fntra
in Irlanda ocupind pqzitii stra
Itegice, alte opt batalioane sun
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27

vern 81 majortat lnghebate de unga duraa, find
Cd tot pIadeste urzcste prn sa prn sA pierre
Va ven mpu 81 oarte curind, amagiti Sc vina IA
tu realta 81 ce nfrcosa 81 prnza nima ndca va sill
nevole iarsi veni voina adevrata popou in frun
tea afacerlor pubice
De aIfenca site reusa fngebari ,sui ge
ners"
Alegere daca san aminat sunt in curs char iii zc
L acesty poate c8 voin pri vestea fercta ot vonts
poporului triumfat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27

tinnte in rczcrva spre a Fl tri.
mise in orr &C parte ar cere ne
cesitatile, dpa cum scrie ziarul
Daily Mail.
Lucratorii mineri contra plaAu
lui lui Wilson. Wilkesbarre,
Pa. - Dclegatii au opinii foarte
dcosebite asupra dispozitiei con
troversei ell salaru1. @ mare ne
multumire s'a manfestat in in-
.treaga adunare generala cind Ii.
s'a facut cunosrut ca se cere orr
a Sc supme la decizlunea unni
coanitet numit de presedintcle
Wilson, orr a accepta planul for
mnlat de ministrul muncii
Tncitati de amenintarea presa-
'dintelui Wilson 81 ascultlnd de
sfaturile oficialilor Tor, mica
'parte dintre mineri insistau ST
Epcepe greva. Fruntasii uninnel
generate, insa si-au eNprimat ere
dinta ca pot coptrola majoritatea
deci va zadarnici orr ce 1ncerca-
&c dc autoriza actiune direc-
ia.
Donarea unei cladiri pentru
ambasada. - New York. - j. p.
Morgan All scara a confirmat sti
rea ca ell oferit casa lri din
Londra gtvernhlui american ca
Donate spre fl intrebuintata
ca ambasada a Statelor Unite.
Morgan spune ca a oferit a
ceasta casa guvernnlui acum uh
an. ell doria ca ambasadele anne
ricane sa fie bine situate, de a.
celia a f;icut acest dar.
Regele George cistiga prccesul.
= New York. = REGGIE George
al Marei Britanii 81 rlanda" a
prmit All suma de $52,575. ca de
spagubire din suma de $4,000
cit Sc cerea de guvcrnul englez
della Ernest Harrah, m samsar
GU otelul din New York, pentr.l
cd acesta nu s'a tinut de con.
tractul incheiat de a duce Otal
in Italia, in dccursul razboinlui
Cauza divortului. - Bani pen
tru sustinerc este principala eau
"a care produs atitea divor.
turi.
Celc mai multe femei privcsc
ia casatorie ca la % afacere. .
Eliminarca banilor pentru slls-
tinerc, va descreSte foarte multi
numarul divorturilor. $3.50
/ Aceste c0nstatari lea facut d
G. c. Westervelt din Oberlin.
intro scrisoare trimisa judeca.
tcrului Manuel Levine, presedm-
tele comitetului pentru afaceri,t
domestice.
Marele circus pc drum spre
Cleveland. - Multe circuse. all
vfzitat aceaSta localitata, ins5
nici unul nh poatc fl comparat
ell enormrl circus Ringing Bro
theirs 81 Barnm & Bayley com
binate. Ele vor fl in Cleveland
Luni 81 Marti Ia Z 81 8 lunie.
Impreunarea acestOr. enormp
institutii, formind una, formeazi
un cOlos care nu s'a mai vazui
! dc veacuri. Mimic atit de giga1
tic ca acest circus ma mai vazu1
America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27

tinute in rezcrva spre a ii tri.
mise in orr ce parte ar cere ne
ccsitatile, dupa cum scrie ziarul
Daily Mail.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27

Opt batalioane do reserv4 pen.
tru Irlanda. Londra. = Pr
ifnga trlrpele care .deja an fntrat
in ~Irlanda ocupind pszitii stra-
tegice, alte opt batalioane sunt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-27

D-na Adelbert Ward din Ha-
que. \. Y. cusut fata de pia-
poma dupa an desen foarte az
tistie. compusa din 1916 bucati.
\ trebuit sapte ami pima terml-
nat lucrarea. 81 mii sustin ca
femeilc n'au rlhdare.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-09
HARVARD.

Harvard College, the first of high CT institutions of learning in North America held it's first commence ment exercises this date, Aug g, in 1642. The college at NewetoWne- was named in honor of the Rev. John Harvard, an English clergyman, who died in 163S, leaving a will by which half or his fortune of some $7,000 was bequeathed to the proposed in stitution. Newtown was changed to Cambridge in honor of the famous English university. The first class of students to begin a course of study at Harvard were instructed by Nathaniel Eaton, noted for his strict discipline. At first Harvard was lit tie more than an Indian school. Elf forts were made to educate a few Of the aborigines as teachers Of their own race but these met with failure. In 1640 the Rev. Henry DunSter be- came the first president of Harvard College At the first commencement nine students were graduated.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-09
CLUB NOTES.
Dear Doctor Reeder:

Dear Doctor Reeder:
 We have not called upon you for help for several years. Perhaps if we had done so earlier our little girl would now be strong and rugged, as she was a couple of years ago after following your most helpful advice.
 A number of months ago she had bronchial pneumonia and this last spring she had the small poX. Since then she always takes cold easily and she wheezes at times and there is an alarming rattling in her chest, she has enlarged tonsils and can only breath through her nose part of the time.
 She does not improve under the treatment given by our physician and he recommends surgical operation Sinse the two illnesses she is so fra1l and delicate that we do not believe she could stand an operation and we cannot permit it. She is nearly al ways constipated, eats good deal Of bread, cakes, and pastries and has always been petted and humored with candy and gum. -n
 Is there anything we can do to aid in the recovery of herhealth and can she be cured without an operation!