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The New York herald., 1922-03-12
VETERAN, 81, LOST ON TRIP
TO HOME FOR OLD SOLDIERS
Warren Dodge Who Fought With the 18th N. Y
Infantry in Civil War; Carried Three 500
Bills and Letter of Identification.

The Travellers Aid Society picked
him up in Grand Central Station, so
old and feeble he couldn't remember
where he was or where he'd been since
he left home. except he had been rid
ing on the train" He started for the
Old Soldiers Home in Johnson City.
Tenn, he said. Inside his vest was
ono of the nickel plated badges Grand
Army veterans wear inscribed.
Warren Dodge. Company B. 14th N
Y. Infantry"
There were railroad tickets from
Washington to New York and New
York to Albany and a baggage check to
johnson City pinned in his pocket. In
the lining OF his coat the agent found
three 500 bills and tkis letter:
Dear Sir or Madam: Please let me
know If my father. Warren Dodge, ar
rives at Johnson City all safe. as / am
worried about him gong SO far. ano
oblige his daughter"
They took him to the society's head
quarters at 465 Lexington Avenue and
there. bit by bit. he told his story.
Last ruesday--or maybe 1t was Mon
day--the old man left his -on's home
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

in Adams. Mass-he thought it was
Adams. perhaps it was Albany, N. T.
anyway, when he left he had seven 800
bills.
He was sure there had been seven
bills because his daughter had pinned
them in his pockets. He gave one to q
taxicab man. but he didn't remember
what had become Of the others. He had
been in Washington and spent the night
in the station and another night on the
train. He had been in other places; too.
and on several trains. He had to take
another train now. he said, and he be-
gan to cry a little when they took
away his crutches.
They gave him some supper and let
him smoke his pipe, although that's
against the rules. and pretty soon he
forgot his troubles and began to talk
about the war--The War, not the little
mess we had year or so ago with
Germany. He said he was "a years old.
MY oldest boy-he's almost as old as
I be- he added proudly.
SO they got him to bed and sent
wire to his daughter in Albany, and ne
will make fresh start for Johnson City
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
DIDN'T SLASH MOTHER;
ONLY PUNCHED HER JAW
White Plains Youth Gets Six
Months for $25 Theft.

Salvatore Zito. IS, when arraigned on
charges OF assault and petit larceny 1T
White Plains yesterday, denied the
accusation of his mother that he had
slashed one Of her arms with knife,
adding that he had only punched her
on the jaw The mother, Mrs. Grazio
Zito, told the court that after attacking
her the boy went to her grocery store
and took S35 from the cash register.
Judge Stephen Holden imposed a six
months penitentiary sentence on the
petit larceny charge. Sentence was sus-
pended on the assault charge
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

new veterans hospital in The Bronx
can take care of the rest.
Col. Forbes explained that the aban-
donment of the Fox Hills institution
was to get all patients into fireproof
buildings of such construction that they
could receive the best of care.
The men going to Brooklyn and Man.
haitian will be transferred this week.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
BALL OF PRINTERS AUXILIARY

The women's auxiliary of big Six
Typographical Union held it's twelfth
annual concert and ball in Shields Hall,
Schermerhorn and Smith streets. Brook
lyn, last evening. More than 1900 MEM
berg and friends of the union attended.
Following concert by the Big Six Band
there was dancing, with music by Han
sons Band
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
SURFACE CAR KILLS WOMAN.
Third Avenue Traffic DELAYED 2o
Minutes by Accident.

Surface traffic on Third avenue was
tied UP for twenty minutes last night
while fircmcn Of Hook and Ladder No.
lacked up a trolley car and removed
from its forward truck the body OF an
Unidentified woman aged about 60. The
victim died q short time after she had
been received at Bellevue Hospital
7aiph vitaie, the motorman, assured
the police that the accident was un-
nvoidable.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
HELD IN FRIENDS KILLING.

Salvatore Longo, aged 43, Of 25s1 Still
we'll avenue, Brooklyn. was held with
out bail yesterday In Chief Magis-
trate's court. charged with having shot
and killed Vestriano Straniero OF the
same address in an alteration at Nep-
tune and Canal avenues. Brooklyn,
Thursday night. Longo and Straniero
were friends. Longo is said to have
accidentally shot Straniero in attempt
ing to shoot another man in an alter
cation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04
SISTER SHIP PICKS UP
VESSEL $ CALL FOR AID

HONOLULU, Nov 4.-(U. pD-
The City of Los Angeles, sister ship
to the Inflated City of Honolulu,
which burned to a charred mass and
was later sunk. was among the ships
to pick up the City of Honolulu's
distress calls, and to hear the bulle-
tins sent out as the passengers were
removed and until the radio opera
tors. with the captain and other Of
ficers was forced to leave because of
the flames.
The dramatic story was unfolded
detail by detail to the passengers of
the City of Los Angeles, which was
then enroute to Honolulu, too far
distant to render aid. bulletins were
sent down from the radio room to
the salon where the passengers were
gathered.
4 great wave of rejoicing went up
when the City of Los Angeles heard
the steamers West Faralon. Holly
wood and Enterprise answer the IS.
q. s." and give their positions as
they turned about and rushed to rem
der aid.
The city OF LOS Angeles was I'M
mcdiately stopped when the first de-
tails came, and was prepared to
turn around and rush back to the
scene of the disaster in case other
aid was not available. when the
news from the ucighboring vessels
came in, the city OF Los Angeles pro-
cecdcd ON it's way. When the news
came the city OF Los Angeles was
765 miles distant
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04
ECHO CANDIDATE FOR
MAYOR W|THDRAWS
(East Oregonian Specially

Echo, Nov. 4.--The lady Maccabees
save tea at the l. o. o. f. hall
Thursday afternoon. Aside from the
pleasant social hours a neat sum was
realized with which the ladies expect
to purchase dishes for Their nall. Some
out Of town guests were in attend
ance.
Mrs. j. O. Davis of Walla Walla, a
former Echo woman passed through
town Thursday on her way to Odcll
where she gave program Friday
night. Mrs. Davis is talented reader.
A straw ballot for governor just
closed at the George and Miller store
resulted as follows: Pierce, So; Oh
colt, 43.
Harold Dobyn, government trapped
from Ukiah, was in Echo Friday.
d. C. Duvall and Henry Taffle,
wheat growers of San HalloW, were
here Thursday.
Mrs. f. II. George and daughters
Marian and Lucille, were Hermiston
visitors Thursday Miss Marian re-
MANNED in Hermiston for a few days
visit with Miss Marjory Pelmulder.
Mr. and Mrs C. b. Green and chill
dren, of the Meadows, were Pendleton
visitors Thursday.
Miss Morey of Sand Hollow was a
visitor here Thursday.
F.. A. Heiser of Pendleton was IN
town Thursday in the interest Of the
Interior Grocery Co, of Walla Walla.
A basket social was given at the
Pine City school house on Butter
Creek Friday night.
c. d. Morey, of sand Hollow, was in
town on a business trip Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Esselstyn enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Calvert, Ne.
and Mrs. George Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Hale, and Mr.. and Mrs. An
tone Cunha with q pheasant dinner
Sunday.
Mrs. George Kennedy gave her hus-
band a pleasant surprise party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Krause
Wednesday evening.
George Enzroth and bride, who have
been visiting relatives on Butter Creek
and the Meadows, returned to their
home in Walla NValla Thursday.
George Mitchell, who had been
chosen candidate for city mayor,
has withdrawn his name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wohlgemuth,
who live near Sarvis springs, were in
town Thursday.
Miss Margaret Campbell who is
living with Mrs. J. l.. Hofnagle to at
tend school this winter, is visiting her
father at the Eugene Boylen ranch
during the institute vacation.
Fred Markham and family have
moved into the school residence, re-
Gently vacated by the Brown family
Mr. and Mrs William Carney and
daughter of Butter Creek, were in
Echo Wednesday.
The lady Maccabees and their hue
bands gave Fred Scherer a pleasant
birthday surprise party at his home
Thursday night. Refreshments were
served.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04
CAMPAIGN STARTED TO
STOP PLAGUE MENACE

HONOL'Lu. Nov. 4-U-. Pl-
Aided by funds and active cooperation
from the Hawaiian Sugar Planters
Association. the board of health is
conducting a widespread and intensive
campaign to rid the Hamakua. Hawaii.
district of the huhonic pl1suc menace.
one fatal case OF the plague, that
of l3 year old Japanese school girl
at Hamakau was recently reported.
Health officers immediately went 70
the spot and succeeded IN trapping
two rats infected with the hubonic
plague. The rats were caught M a
.mnl The Hama kau district Is the
only one whore the plague exists az
IN, present time. Several fatal cases
hav, been reported durinE the past
few months.
The vast extent of the district
makes it difficult 90 carry ON "a cam
pairn in thorough manner. hut sat
Through cooperation of the association
and the settlers
An intensive rat-tap ClmUaiEu IS
bcug uaged. as well as poisoning
campaign. All rat nests are being
cleaned out wherever they can be
mound. and rubbish is being removed
from beneath houses and other struc-
lures.
Considerable time Will De- necessary
to rid the district OF a majority oi>the
rats, but health board officials De-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04

try it, so did. All my pains and weak
ness are gone, my stomach is all right
and do my work at home and also work
for Swift's Packing Company. recon-
mend your Vegetable Compound to my
friends and you may publish my letter
as a testimonial. Mrs. LULU LUCAS,
719A Vandeventer st., st. Louis, Mo.
Again and again one woman tells an
other of the merit of Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
You who work must keep yourself
strong and well. You can't work if you
are suffering from such troubles. Mrs.
Lucas couldn't. She tried our Vegeta-
BILE Compound and her letter tells you
what it did for her. Give Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound fair trial
now.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

is sften caused by an inflamed condition
or the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is infiamed you
have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. Unless the inflammation can
be reduced. your hearing may be de-
stroyed forever.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
DO what we claim for it-rid your system
Of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
catarrh. HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE
has been successful in the treatment Of
Catarrh for over Forty Years.
sold by all druggists.
+. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04
The NEW EDISON
"The Phonograph With Soul"

The Official Laboratory Model used in Tuesdays remarkable
test is exactly like those in regular stock We will gladly
give guarantee that any Official Laboratory Model will
sustain this test Come in and learn about the matchess
realism of the instrument And do you know that you may have
such New Edison for very small cash outlay? Let tell
you about it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04

The name of Henry j. Taylor, pio-
neer farmer of Cmatila county will
be upon the Democratic ticket as a
farmer candidate for Joint Senator.
Mr.. Taylor is q consistent advocate OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04
Monopoly School Bill

for the reason that its adoption will
add to the already intolerable burden
OF taxation approximately $3,OOO,OOo
for additional school buildings and
grounds, and an annual additional
burden of approximately $2,0O0,00O
for maintenance and operation, and
for the further reason that it would
destroy parental authority and deprive
the fathers and mothers of their con-
stitutionnl right to religious freedom in
the education of their children in the
fear and admonition of the Lord" as
well as their education along other
lines. A vote for Henry ]. Taylor Is a
vote for genuine tax reduction and in
the interest of every father and mother
in this district and in the state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04

lieve that this will eventually come
about. only a few Of the rats causht
are found to be infected with the ou-
bonic plague.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04

my back, weak, tlred,
nervous feelings and
a weak stomach. !
had been this way
about a year and was
unable to work or
stand on my feet for
any length Of time.
My husbands aunt
told me how much
good Lydia E. Pink
hams V e g e ia Bile
Compound had done
her and hepped me to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04
WuKkiNu GIRLS
LOOK HERE
Read What Mrs. Lucas Writes Con-
cerning Her Troubles, Which
May be Just Like Yours

st, Louis, Mo. - had troubles that
all women are apt to Ave, with painsin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-04
Platform

Believes in efficiency and strictcs;
economy in the operation Of our gov
crnmeut. Pledges II elected TO the Of
fee Of State senator will work to best
of his ability 10 accomplish these re-
suits.
fpaid AdvN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
Stdtsfonpenttonen
/ Wtnneiota,

gf be enom ufulolt9nbige 8erets
ninger ira De 2eroag afholote Goun-
aforementioned til Salg al Selegater
til StatSfcnpentionen / ct. Saul
ioas (IanOag) % til 0iitriftsfon-
pentionerne / Statens If SongreSoi.
itritter, bpilfe &onpentiouer afboloeS
| oct GiemeO at uopege &anoioater
ior Sorbrnosienator, Statsembeos.
mGnb og aongresreprGientanter peo
8rimGrualget til Sommeren, tpber
paa, at equator &ellogg oil bli fore.
ilaaet iii @ienpalg o. 8upernsr
Sreits o9 DC spri9e Statsembebs.
m9no nocn Oppoiition bli giennomi.
neret til tine reipeftipe Stillinaer.
8eretningerne peorsrenbe Salget
al 9eleaater er enom ufi~llbitpnbige'
re, men DC ipues at pege | &etnina al
~@iemlominationen al De n9rperenoe
Hepr9ientanter meb Ell milia llnb.
tagelie al &onereSmano Soliteab fta
Zoe Siitrift. Ser autpoes en- Wallia.
beo for, at Siitriftsfonpentionens
Salg fan fomrmle til at falbe paa
Sbeooore GbriItianion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21

oct gl9oet mig uiieeIis, at &slpaas
blep bono, for, iont ieg ia ooenfor,
Oct CT iunot for 6oriattere of bIi non-
De MI og %, % ieg bar Den Gro, of
&slpaass nRite BOG blir enbog be.
ore END bans iibite, iom ogiaa bar
"ifieiia" goo, netop ioroi 8snning
bar prtet bam op % faaet glooet til
CT cirfulere libt raIfere / Iarerne
paa BAN. Selp ffuloe ieg oeiaa on.
ife, at leg funbe bIi bomb paa Rsn.
ming, men leg faar oct bespGrre life
til. San bar iligt forbaifet 2iine.
Wten lao os ie, bnob ban flyer. Ser
er bet:
"Sore Sorfottere bar life tort
at Il. =
De tor life Fl oct.
De fan life Il bet rammenbe
NOT. =
Se faar life noget for at Il bet."
altiaa Ell @ranelproom | fire SGT.
Ter. SAB os bebanole Dem plinftbis,
iom MOI gisr / andre 8aitoraIfonfe.
rerlcer.
Gunft 1. "8ore Sorfattere bar lite
itort at H." 9ette 8lu,ft forbigaur
ie9 UNDER Sennisring til "9ulutb
Sfan6inap".
Yunft 3. "Te tor life Il bet."
Oerne 8aaitan6 drltnber fla paa
ltbefienotifab meo 2iteratrren. &ar
life WenneIfet Ieit 9nilett2
Gunft 3. "9e fan life Il oct rant
menoe nof." &orreft. Men prsp on
bare at faa Dem til at inbie set!
8Iitft 4. "9e ioar life noget for
at il Oct" Get er piItnof ianbt, men
liben De er lpffeIigc aligepel, bporfor
ltllbe hi betale Dem for oct?
Son' imam fer, er oet en- liItig CAB.
lfalls at San0beb og 0iet, Shouting
bar foet iamrnen Tor at forrnmpere
Den literTre Solfeopinion. 9eo at
bilbe % iiio, at Dor 2iteratur life
er noget tes, Fer han regnet no, at
Cen liter'rre Gnlooloer, hi bar bolot
paa at unoerbpsse MI / femti Star, og
'om nGrmer fig meo itebie raifere og
raifere Sfriot, tiIiioit aGigepel ifal
fomme oper os iom Sllfpploen paa
aiprringa. s ben paafslgenoe al
minoeli9e Sornirrirg err oct Menin-
gen, at ban ifal ii0be Ser iom en- an
DELI Saber 5olberg oe le al os ale
iamntcr.
Some schemel
MrnIipt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
9noianerhcpoine 600.

Den | lin Sio bersmte Snbianer.
beoolns Scbn Bog, Der bar Den lioite
glenlepenoe al Seoerne / Ies Yerca.
Sllolanerfrigene, er ben 16be Rarts
afgaaet peo 9eoen / &ooifia, Sbabo,
"a Iar gammel.
BOG bar baaoe "Olb" Ssoiepbs GA
eblef Soiepbs melt betroeOe Sssrer /
Sampene meb De Spr. Staters Crop.
per. San par meb Gbief Soiepb paa
DENIES minbepprbige 1900 Mil lam
&c Sllbageto9 giennem Wontana oa
yelopitone 9arf og iom enOte meS,
at Sbiet Soiepb blep taaet tilfanae
al Sberit Helion 81. WiIes peo 9ear
Eaip Mountain ben 4Se OCTOBER
1877.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
"Oet peitre Gaarn".

Si snIfer at benlebe 2niernes Sp-
merfiombeo pan en- np Sorteaing,
iom begpnber / 9agens Hl1mer al oct
popul9re 5elgeblao "Seo Mrnen".
Gen beber "Set peitre Saarn" og ct
en- iielben paffer Sortpling ON en-
ltng pesle SSente, ser porer op pau ct
afiibesliggenoe Serreeobs, bpor ser
albrig fom nogen Ienneifer paa 9e-
log. Senoes Rober bar bum aloria
Jet og Saberen er en- Sprlig, ipm life
bier Jig bperfer for 9atteren euer
nogen anoen. s oe,ne eniomme Gil
pprelie fommer Der en- llng Wano
paa gefsg Oa brineer ct 8uit fra oen
fore brogeoe Serben. Sen fi9ffe
ltnge Wanb pinoer burtig benbes
Sierte % 2sfte ON at felge meS ban1
tilbage til Seroensitaben Earis' lur,
urisie SorlpiteIieslip, Ser for benoe
afipetler fig / @pentprets CLANS.
Wen ben romanttife Tilperel'e for.
msrfes inart at set triite Sperodgs.
lips mange in1ua Blieter, Tom Oct foI,
Der iaa panifeligt at lere. Sg en-
~ifisnne Dag forlaber bum al bar
&iprligbeo fin Wanb, oa bum CT ban.
&c for at blipe BAN en- Sinbring. 90
om benoes mobige Scamp for Silpp-
relien oa De mango Sfuffelier, Glen.
poroigbeoer % SiberbGrbigbeber,
iom bun opleuer fer bum otter glen.
forenes meo lin Wanb, banbler oenne
i%nteresiante oq friife Sorteling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
FREQ Ga ufreo.
81 Sf,b | De andre 8roninsbopeo
SprffPfteffe fro Gtbe 1

81 St,b | be andre 8robinsbopeo'
1t9oer.
Den brittle S%sifommisiGr
sgappten Seltmarifalf IGenbp mo
ianot Jig, lebiaget al belle lin Stab,
/ Sultaners SALADS / aairo % trent
bar line 9pfsnifninger % bar Den
fsrite, iom tiltalte Siiltanen Ceres
WaieItet".
$ ben PROCLAMATION, iom Song
6uab Den lite ubitebte til "por noble
Hotton", beoer oct blarot anbet:
"8ub bar raabigit tilabt sggpp.
ten at opnaa Selpitpnbigbeb peb os.
s Safnemligbeb mob Cub funbgisr
hi berfor for belle 8erben, at sggpp'
ten fra ibag al er en- ielplt9noig og
iuper9n Station. 81 bar antat Sitel
al Sans Raieit9t, 9onge al s@spp.
ten, / Den Seniiet at fire 9anbets
8erbigbeo og bets internationale
Status. 81 falber 9itb og Naticne,l
til 8ione paa, at ri bill beltrebe os
paa at arbetbe for bort eIifebe Sands
@elfpro oe 2pffe. 8i baober, of
oenne Dag bill i~noparile en- 9gra ionl
bill sienreiie 9gepbtens Storbeo."
Set egpptiife Solf, beber BET, bar
meb flor 8eseiitring billet @ienreis-
ningen al oct elbgamle apngebem-
me peb Nilen.
Canine Dag iom oct fuoereane
9gpptiife &ongeoemme blen profla.
meret fra 4airp ienbte ben brittle
Winiitercbef 2lopb George no ct
9uOifab, bpori Oct bIanbt anbet be.
Ser:
"Gi pei,ter MI en- sGra at Sreo og
Gelitanb / sgeppten. Set brittle 8is
&c ifal iaapiIt life l9gge nogen Sim
bring ibeien for en- Zig s@ra. Si on
fer ben egpptiife Station gelfero oe
SDffe liae iaa oprietiet, iom oens
egne parmeite Batrioter. SIT, hi be-
Der ON, err at bore communications.
Inner meaem oct brittle Hises for
ifielige 9ele life liber nogen Sber.
lait, of nblenoingers 2ip oe gien-
Dom / sggppten beifpttes, og at oct
egpptiife politiife og %territoriale
Seloitpre ifal boloes fri for enbper
fremmeo Snoblanoine, oirefte eller
~inbirefte."
Gen brittle &esiering pil / en-
Wote til ale Wagfer forflare Den fon.
ititutioneI1e Soranoring, iom en- fore.
gaaet / sggppten og iamtioiet gisre
reoe for lit eget Sorbolo til oen npe
Gtat.
Sermeb fan 2lopb George iiges at
babe faat Srlanb og sggpptert Of
fine Senoer.
Sg iaa er oct Snbicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
Winoeoes fine Gienere

Sra Ren yorf berettes. Of m..
&oiina 6. Sopt, iom npIia bsbc ' !:
Stem oeri gper, bar tqitoments..at
ale iiue Sienere eanifc betnSaEsas
gelsb. Sfslge bertbes Seitono.sse
iom forriae ltae aabnebes / sfiitS,aat'
ten, ifal DER at benoes SO, Ser 't III
ora9er til $500, 900, ubbetoIes 5 an'
oes auif $4,000, benbes Gho,' f;1.
oe benoes Butler bper $1,000
$4,000 til bier Of De andre, iom NV "9
De pGret minoit ire aar / bpnS SY,
Sienelte. Oesuben teitomertoroS''
bum $4,000 til SoroeIina mp1o.s
toritieaiae lofale gelsisrenbeSsor''
italter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21
Otrefte Rdoio
fra Speriee.

Stocfbolm t8oe Warts. 0irefte
Habioforbinoelie mellem Sperige og
De Sor. Stoter ipnes at bore ner
foreitaaenoe Tom ct Reiultat al et,
Sperensfomit, iom / bisie Sage er
afilitttet meIlem Den ipenife Stots-
telesraf. &omnisiion % "Raoio Cor.
poration Of Nmerica". s Sperens.
'temnelie meo oenne SperensfomIt
bar Statsfommisiionen reiIaaet for
&egieringer, at Irbeibet paa Den
itore &abioitotion, iom er foreIaaet
opfsrt paa Den ioenifc @eitfpit, itrar
paabeapnocs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-21

|. 8alSeifen. "5or fer slar iiScn br,,
Ieg meget ing og baooe Iterfe errsr,
ter | NIT belle 2eeeme," ifriper i'm,
Gb. @oluno, Chicago, 81. "Ss1
maatte bolbe Sengen / ire uopr. Sof''
loren CAB mig ingen @e6icin, men
CAB mig Worfininoipreituinoer Gsn
blep iaa taget til Soipitalet, bbor -
olloe operere mig, men lea piIoe If,
iilooilge. en anben Softor bIcp ii,
falbt. San iagbe, at jeg leo al Gal.
oeIten, og at fltn en- Operation f,rS,
trelie mig. Seq afilog set after
Softoren fom aoitiaige @onac m
iagoe tiliioit, at ies fun funSe LEM
en- uge til. Seq beilutteoe at prcpe
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l9lt iaa meget. en- Iiten en- lloe +.
mere msote 9Oftoren min Gen "a
Ipurgte, ON ieg enonu bar Him
Sun gipr MI alt Susarbeioet, nm.
reoe min Ssn. Seq er boilio for.
balllet," iagoe Sottoren, "tbi Spr,
ooertr9ffer Den meoicinife SiSer.
fob" Gette ifeoe for omtrpnt ir
aar iioen. Seq bar life Jolt mia la |
ralt 80 aar, iom iiben ieg bcoHnat
at BRUCE <rifo." Sette oibunSr.
ll9e urtepr9parat bliper life iolat d
Ipotefere;; ipeciele gaenter IeScrr
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