davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-09
PRESIDENT WILSON
IN CHEERFUL MOOD
Will Leave This Evening for
GrandchiId's Christening at
WiIIiamstown, Mass.
GETS SUMMARY OF NEWS

BY the Associated Press.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., November g.
President Wilson got up shortly before
o'clock this morning to hear again
that the outcome of Tuesdays election
was not yet certain. He read the
morning newspapers before breakfast
and planned to take an automobile
ride later.
Mr.. Wilson's first questions had to
do with California. Minnesota, New
Mexico and North Dakota. the states
on which he was told before going to
bed last night the result largely hinged.
When informed that definite word had
been received from none of those states
he realized that he would have to
wait longer for the final outcome. It
was taken for granted among officials
here that there would be racounts in
several of the very close states, and 1t
was believed that weeks, might pass
before questions involved are settled
Officials said the results would be
watched very closely in order to insure
fair verdict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-09
Remains in Cheerful Mood.

The President remained in cheerful
mood today and believed the result
eventually would favor him. AZ the
returns began coming in this morn
ing at the executive offices they were
promptly telephoned to him at Shadow
Lawn. Local democrats. who have
been waiting around since the election.
planning to go to Shadow Lawn to eel
citrate in case Mr.. Wilson wins, were
at the executive Offices early.
The President will leave from Allan
tic Highlands. N. j.. on the navy yacht
Mayflower late this afternoon or to-
night for Rhinecliffe. N. Y, on the Hud
son, where he takes a train at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning for Will
Jamestown, Mass. There he will act as
godfather for the child of Mrs. Fran
els B. Sayre. his daughter. tomorrow.
The President was hopeful that con-
elusive returns would be received be-
fore his departure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-09

Artificial flowers can be restored-oy
being held in steam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-09
THREER'S SUFFER
OWING TO ELECTION
Children and Teachers in
Schools of City Deeply In
terested in Returns.
SH! A FEW BETS PLACED

Children of the public schools Of the
District of Columbia might have had
holiday had the board of education known
how close the presidential election was
going to be. how great an interest
pupils and teachers of the public schools
were going to take in it and how difficult
it was going to be to get the children to
keep their minds on the three rs,'' Latin,
Greek and a few other school impede
menta while the great question Of who's
ahead?" was volplaning over Washington.
Washington may be considered a nom
political city, but any one who peeped
into the schools during the last two days
might easily see that political interest is
wide awake here. In some instances the
latest returns have been placed on boards
where the children could see them as they
passed from class to class, and the names
of both President Wilson and Candidate
Hughes have been resounding through the
schools. especially in the higher grades
and secondary institutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-09
Seeks Absolute Divorce. :

Absolute divorce is asked in a petition
filed today in the District Supreme
Court by Shelton F.. Davis against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-09
Renewed Confidence.

At noon Secretary Tumulty. following
a talk with President Wilson, got into
communication with democratic head
quarters in New York and Chicago. and
received encouraging news, which led Off
Gals at the executive offices to express
more confidence than at any time up to
the present.
Senator Walsh. in charge of the west
ern democratic headquarters, told Sec
Rotary Tumulty of several reports from
California, all indicating that the Presi-
dent had carried the state by from 5000
to $4,000 majority. Optimistic reports
were also received from New Mexico. New
Hampshire was definitely claimed here
for the President.
Former Senator Watson, democratic
state chairman in West Virginia, sent
word that that state was sure for Mr..
Wilson. similar claim was made by
Senator Chiffon, who is running for re-
election. From Chicago also came word
that the Hughes lead in Indiana was rap
idly growing smaller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-09
Bets Are Placed, Too.

Indeed, no small number of bets-this
is secret, of course, but more or less
of an open one-have been placed. A
few pupils. unbeknown to their in
structors, of course, have made bets of
ice cream sodas and candy: a few
teachers, unbeknown to their pupils,
of course. have made bets also. in at
least one instance the bet being in real
honest-to-goodness money.
Two male teachers in one of the high
schools here reached point in their
political convictions where one was
of President Wilson: the other was
equally willing to bet $50 on the sue
cess of Candidate Hughes.
Yesterday, when one Of the news
services, which in other instances in
it's history has been little premature
in it's announcements, made the state
ment that President Wilson had enough
electoral votes assured to win, the Will
collected the $40 from the Hughes
hacker. Twas a fearful occasion for
the Hughes man, but this is merely
the ante-climax.
received the authentic and official re-
port of the Associated Press that the
race was by no means decided, but that
President Wilson had 235 electoral
dropped in at the school where the
two DEBTORS are located. The
victorious one" had just finished tell
ing a group of other Wilson admirers
that it was all over; Wilson had won
and that he was planning to how many
uses he could put that twenty.
One of his auditors wandered over to
the new newsbringer.
"How's the election; what's the lat
est?" she queried.
Thought Informer Crazy.
Answered, she rushed back to the
Wilson hacker with the "235-227" score
and told him.
THE mans crazy" declared the Will
son hacker.
There he stands" answered the one
who had just done the querying. point
ing to the man, who was within easy
earshot.
Restoratives were not administered
to the Wilson hacker, although 1t look
ed for a moment as though they might
be needed badly.
He was unconyinced, however, that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-09
Gets Summary of News.

At II o'clock President Wilson was
given a complete summary of the news
to date. including word, that Senator
Hollis claimed New Hampshire. AL
though the word transmitted to Mr..
Wilson was almost entirely favorable,
he reserved judgment.
President Wilson was informed at
1925 o'clock in telegram from Sen
ator Hollis of New Hampshire of the
change in the New Hampshire returns
giving Mr.. Wilson a lead of SO votes,
Senator Hollis declaring that Mr.. Will
son had carried the state by that plur-
atty.
Congratulations" he concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-09
Retires at 11:1o O'Clock.

Despairing of receiving final returns
last night. President Wilson retired at
11:10 o'clock. He left word. however.
that he was to be awakened If any
thing really definite was received. The
had been elected. although his cam
paign managers were claiming ma
jority in the electoral college.
Miss Wilson Much Interested.
Miss Margaret Wilson. who is stay
ing at Shadow Lawn with her father.
turns today. Before the President was
up Miss Wilson called the executive
Offices to receive returns. The early
reports showing Mr.. Wilson leading in
California. North Dakota and New
Hampshire. three of the doubtful states,
were carried by her to the President.
Returns to This City Sunday.
President Wilson will arrive at Will
Jamestown at 1870 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, remaining there until Sat
urday afternoon and arriving back in
Washington at 9:l5 o'clock Sunday. He
will make the trip from Rhinecliffe,
n. Y, to New York city on the re-
the naval yacht May1ower. He will
be accompanied by Mrs. Wilson. Miss
Margaret Wilson. Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones. his cousin. and DR.. Cary T.
| Grayson, the White House physician.
Arrangements will be made for Mr.
| Wilson to receive election returns dur
| ing the trip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Afbma,

On al Sc triiteite % beiperligitt
5pgoomme, Menneifer lioer al, e'
MitbmA ser, ion befienbt, optreoee
/ plnoielig og temmeIigt bpppige
Mnfatb, leo1aget al megen @merte.
S uMs-geo=More", Tom fremltil1eS
at &ooper Meoicine Co. 9es Moi:
nes, Sotpa, er mi en6elig fun6et q
Wi66c1, iom bill gigre 1aa6anne
Mnfal6 Gelonere % iialonere, oQ
iom ti1ii6lt belt bill fierne 6em. =
me6, at 6enne gra6biie
8e6ring. ufrdbigeligt foregaar, ffet
Ser bette, at Mnfal6ene lite mere
lebioges al ben forfaroelige Btne,
font ellerS 1ou terft faroffteriierer
Dem. Men set er gibet, at en eller
to 6laifer rMs=No=Weore" life fa,1
oribe en- m%ongeaarig 5Dgoom poo
St1gt. Wan moo goa iDltemati1f til
toqlmo6igt til @erfS % onben6e
MibIet,. ioo lenge set er np6be11=
6igt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
s Rpbaao til g1e,u g)orf,
6h10pnter - 3dproerl

Np1le 5tli0e1tter 3enproere
ajgbenbon1, bar faaet oe't sSoe
at billie TO til Stem Dorf ! en- al
minoelig auproningSbaao. 3nren
ifaI fra Qjpbenbabn gaa op langs
@perrigs 9itfplt til 5tocfbolm, BIZ
bere oper MaIanosgerne til &etro=
grad, berfro gjennem &uslmos Sloo-
ser ober 5ortebabet, Lungs 8olfan=
bolbpen % 2illeaften5 &pft, gjen1cm
@ue3fanalen, runbt NiienS &plt til
Beringsitre6et, oerfra neo langs
Mmerifas 8dtfp1t, giennem Soma.
mafonalen % til Seem Sort.
- &on o'&rr. uofere 8lonen, bill
man ubcn Tnibl faa &e1peft for
Sc ban1fe St16enter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

oar set 14--15M ilIioner Solootpr
UNDER nooonnelie.
On 5ammenligning folder altiaa
lite no til Gor6el for @entralmng-
tern, bbis iamle6e 8efoIfning FIN
er balDt ina flor font gmentemag-
ternes. Meen toget iom &elbeo er
9obene ubpggeligt ltore for begge
De fampenoe Magtgrupper. Set
lamle6e Sab / De to &rigsnor font
mer op oper 90 Millionerl- europe
bor for beitanoig mitet benoe6 5
Millioner unge, ruife Meno, 11em-
Zig 5d1let poa 6e Deoe; al Sc II
Milltoner 5aareoe en- / bbert Gal6
nogle Mililoner bleben Snpalioer
for 2ibstib % abifillige al be goot
4 Millioner Sanger bar / Bangen<
ifabet facet oct, 6e nlbrig forbin-
Der. Gotaltobet iburer til Den lom.
leoe Golfem9ng6e / BET 11eutrole
Guropo unotagen Gpanienl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
r9anffe / Mmerifa", 2, 8inb.

st DobbeHbefte at Nationalber:
Jet, u9anife / Mmerifa", er / oiS1e
Gage nbfomn1et bos 6. &asmnS1en
60, 72O=722 go. 4tb st., Minne=
apolis, Mim.
Mf 6en Underestimate SSn6boloSli1te
bioipttes ~fglgenoe:
Sen 6nnife Snopan6ring til De
Gorene6e @toter. = De Dun}fe ben
8bre @oln11t Greet, Marlbau Co.,
&s., al Mrbeiosmano SuliuS Sobn=
fen. - Santos. - Sc 9anife |
@on1os e 8iIleoer). = 8isconin,
al IS. g. @tron6bol6. = 9e Danife
i Oregon % @rooflpn ISIS, al
8a1tor 6. ST.. &iortsbang. Sen
bonife &oloni / Orange Eomnibip
be6 Seem 2isbon, Suneau 60, MiS.,
al 6. 81. &jortsbung. - Sen 6anife
&oIoni beb @bennington, Monroe
g., @is., of 6. 81. @iortsbang. =
De Dmife / &leaiant &al1ep, ct
Groir Co., al ST. 8aulien g 8ille=
oer). = SS1linois, of 8. g. @trano=
boI6. = Sc Danffe I og omfring
@beffiel6, ST., at 81. 6. &asm1tS=
!. fen. = Sc 9mife / &ureau, Sll.
of SC. 6. &asmusien. = 9e Danlfe
/ Sllinois g @i1le6er). = &rerien
at Ha1tor s. &oien1tan6. = @ebra:
ffo, al 6. g. @tranobol6.' = 81
bm1fe Npbpggere / &opar0 Go.
Neb., al !8eter @bbeien. Mf Ell
Bionerpre1ts Splepel1er (23 8il1e
oer). = Sen 6mife &oloni bei
Marquette og &ronborg, &amilto1
60, Neb., af 8a1tor s. &abn. -
De 9onffe / &acine, @is., Wegpn
bel1e, AT @eter Socob1en e 8ille
.6er).
&eftet er foripnet me6 en- Mengot
8illeoer, 6eraf mango at Mnnb ol
&binoer, lerlig al 6e fgrite @p
bbggere, me6ens &elte11 er al 8Dg
1inger o. a.
49,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

Ma1iiffffen fpiuer OBJ, men ober6gz
bes al Sc Euiinoe @eiter. &orrefte
0pbortere ! forte &ioler % meo bbis
Sc @on6fer og Sorfle6er ipnoer
lom 9ommerfugle omfring mellem
8oroene, @ferperen6e Sc og 8agberf
Sc er Dber1t fienltbillige og elifber=
6ige og mo6tager olligepel life Drif=
fepenge / oct min6ite life efter
ruSiif 0pfattelle.
Ser poa Balace &otel bor sc
fat Son, % Bublifltm four for a
Bence en-: &an6e Ee, Ser RUNNER
minoit tire &opper, Snffer og SIpoe
efter 8ebog -iomt u6merfet 0rfe=
ltermufif.
Dette er life - 8etrogra6. s
2onoon % &oris igger ollie &otel=
Ter at tilfreosltille 6eres @e1ter poo
oen he6it mu1ige Moo6e og bol6e
billige Briier;; MEN biennme bos os
| Betrogra6 ifr1er man 8riferne /
@ejret og SIR 8orerne 6orligere.
2onoon er .glao og 1orglps. Sens
@a0er, &otelIer % &e1tauranter er
fnl6e al 5oloater og 9fficerer.
uDet ben6er unoerti6en", Dtreoe
Direft9re11 for Boloce Sotel til mig,
vot ber bo'r 600 9fficerer pna En-
Gong"
9es116en fin6es Ser Colon, Ste
ltnurant og @riI=&oom / tie UNDER
joroiife @tager. Ser er alto fnlot
al glade Menneifer, Ser 1pi1er, Drift.
fer og pasiiarer til Muiifens Eoner.
Sg alt bette langt ne6e UNDER SSor=
sen.
Set er Meinltatet al 3eppelinerz
res 6r9fbe6. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22


tiI annoetg pioet a1erfienote boro'
|Iogiffe Snitit1ter.
Set CT scr. 5reo. Ohm, Tom bor
oparbeioet ben, % bon bar giort Del
til fiji Specialitef, at bier eneitt
&uriusbeltoger bliber @ienitano fo1
Ell un6erbisning, Der mere tagel
|5igte paa 6e enfeltes 8ebob end
ltore SnIIesflaSiers. @n M9ngoe
5llbrmogere ON nj i06er rl11ot om-
firing i 2n11bet og tiener gobe Nenge,
ifploer oeune nbm9rfeoe STOLE De-
res 5ufces.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
9anif Biiferi ben,mes,

&pbenbopn, 18. Sec. = uDasc,is
Mpbeber" for / Dug mebbeler, al
bnnff 6ifferi itaar ! Tare fpr al
rblibe neiten tilintetsjort, ibet be 81
|licrebe fur beil1ttet at fprbDbe Sd
|fpriel til 9anmarf al Die, 8arafin
% TiiferebHaber Iamt anbre &efpi'
liter, Der er albeles ,ttnbbGrlt9e for
|6iifere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
n9et glade Gnglanb",

S u9eoboie 8rem1a" giper en- rus
fit Soarnaliit felgenoe lipfuloe
5filoring af engelif Sorglpsbeo
&rigstio:
Set Dor allerebe lent pao Motten,
90 oe 4itrenge @ngl9n6ere omii6er
par fGr6ige meo at lo6e @ej}enoe
fra Norge llippe / 2on6, cit for
cit.
9eetpcaitle lnn inbtpl1et ct uigen.
nemtrengeligt Mprfe. Sc ipor1omt
tgnbte 2bgter Dor 1uo noermoIeoe
+ msrfe Garber og Dor neppe til at
pine. On Mpng6e %barfobebe 8er11
lob efter 8ogne og falbpo lfrigen6e
og raabenoe Mftenblaoene. @egnea1e
% oe foatollige Spooierenoe ileoe
forbi / Merfet font Sfp9qer.
observation-disclosures itore Eerre1l
bleb meo ct 5lag oberippmmet al
en- talrig, 1tpjen0e 5berm al &ej=
ien6e Ell. utrolig Masie Soloater
og M%otroier. G%fterboonoe11 ion 60
gene 6an1pe6e al 5teo, tpn6e6e
Set 10 / Wennelfempngoen. 5lutte<
Zig bar fun 6e ttlboge, Ser bor font
ne ODER @abet for at rei1e bibere til
2on6on, iomt en talrig 5fare COL
6ater. Ser bar tplt og ltiae blonot
De f6r1te, men ligeiom paa ct Mor=
feo Ser, bbor 5ol6aterne befanm Jig.
Set bar ct ian6t &oos al Sfrig,
9a11ge og 2atter al felt eller bolpt
berufeoe. uMennefet gaar 1ta6igt
mos 9eoen; 5ppg og Sfemt ct 6ers
for beore EN- Saorer", ptre6e nogle
5ol6ater. @i16ifaben tog til for
bbert Mi11ut.
Nu begDn6te imi6lerti6 Militnr-
togene at afgoa, set e11e efter set
mnoet. 2armen og Gangen tog al /
5tprfe. &un nogle gifte Bnr bleb
tanfefuloe % f6rgmooiee itaoenoe
tilbnge poo Berronen. M%atrolerne
flatre6e / Masiebis op / 8ognene>
1leben6e meb fig &ammerater, Der
life bar belt iifre paa &enene.
Set fi65te Sog rulle6e al 5teo.
Sc itoite Mf1fe6sbiliener befsle6es.
De tilbageberen6e &bin6er begab
Zig itille og afporlige moo u6gn1=
gen; mango terre6e oeres Dine meo
2ommetgrfleoet.
Set pmme &bin6ebierte!
s 2on6on bar oct lige6on. 8olace
@otel bor ST. 5 gftermi6oog opfpl0t
al ct elegant Damepnblifum og Of
ficerer / &nnoreoebis. Ser fanotes
bogitobelig talt life en- ene1te 8loos
le6ig. Mange bente6e 11oenfor @e1ti<
bulens Speil6gre poo, at en- eller
on6en Yla0s iful6e blibe tom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Mbrmagerifole.

s bis1e &o11furrencens Gioer gel,
Der set for enbber ONT at lore et
Sag, lom bpber Muligbe6re for Ell
filter og goo 6remtio, og 6a bette
81. a. / fprlig @ra6 gel6er nbr=
magerfagh, benle0er Ri 9pmnrf1 JOINT
be6en pao omitaoen6e advertisement
fra @tpne 5cbool og @atcbmafinf
i ct. saul - en- SfoIe, Der bgrer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Soner / SDler.

Sra Epler, Minn., meo6eles, at
8 3. @renlnno bar orguniierd ct
&ornorfelter be1taaenbe al f~prretDpe
Sesnltrumenter. ST.. @renlunos Gait
1tof bor for nberet / Sloen", lao
mon per1ter fig me6 &ette meget al
bans 2ebel1c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
6. 81. &leppe frotroa6te fin

Bortegme1ie ober en- Menebe npe
8pser, anfomne ! December fra
9onmarf os @orse, pffcntligejpres
/ neite Mnmmter, os ienbes frit til
ollie, iom ifriber berefter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
g. q. 6. Il.

8eo ct. 9e6ers &irfes ungooms-
forenings Mg0e Sgn6ags Qlftea
oplaite 8ilb. 2arien Carl &aniens
moriomme 5fitie, uNaa Srierfpo.
Der" % 6eref ter ct im1ft Diet,
rMooer og 5gn", Ser bap6e facet
fine Motiber fra SpnoeriDllnn6 og
8erbensfrigen. Mii8 either 5pnoer-
goaro fre1niagoe S. 6. Gre6erifiens
itemningsfnlbe u~SSrleoigt". 8egae
oisie Dplpsuinaer paabprtes meo
BEN melt leben6e. Srtercs1e at Gor.
iemlingen, ser. bar ~ful6tallig.
Ser optoges fem ,1pe Me6le1n=
lner, og Sorenirlgen glp6er fig gam
ffe naturligt ober Sen 1tigen6e Eil-
befit.
Observation-Disclosures Sormon6,
|Sacob Subj inobpo ollie Dem, ser
lite bop6e 1toaet foit &iem laa bel
lom olle rejienoc Danife, til at bolbc>
Sui paa ungoomsbiemmet bpor Ser
paa 9enoag og 5gn0ag Mften boil
6eS Sulefelf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
minneapolis.
SnbnRnmsgabe.

Dor ofbolote Rollega, ST. g. 81
renie11, Der bar reoigeret rMinnea-
polls Sioenoe1 / ct Sport Marhun-
oreoe, fif forleoen at 8Iabets TO.
gibere oDerraft ct fmltff @uloubr.
Ger barer felgen6e SSnifription:
80 Sigbart @grenien IN remem~
brance Of bis 25b Mn1lineriarp as
5Goitor Of Minneapolis Ei6enoe.,
Nob. IS, 1916"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

Gortegnelie uper en- Menebe ME
8pger, anfomne / December fra
9anmarf % Muree, offent1igsjpres
/ nete Summer, og ienbes frit til
alle, iom ifriber berefter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

@ationalpnrfet, nDanife | Nme-
rifo" furtlnttes M; fpr1te 8inb TO-
reliseer trpft J.: anoet .Splas, os
!anbet 8inb er bespn6t at nbfom=
me, t6et fprite ug anbet @efte / oisie
|9age er nbienbt. Sc, iom abonne-
rebe paa &erfet, ba BET be9pnbe
at nbfomme, bebes .benligit ienbe ps
beres nnparenbe Mbresie, iaa ri
fam tilienbe bent Sortiettelien. -
Sc, iom eier fbrite 8inb al u9an,
ife / Mmerifa" / Setter, fun tilienbe
us oisie til Snbbinbing; = be-
NIT Moresien: s.. &asmnsien g.,
|720722 go. 4tb st., Minneapplis,
Minn. - @n &nnbifripelie 1enbes
/ bisie 9age til ulle &erfets Mbp1=
nenter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Uahenr.
&rigens Millioner.


S BET fgrite Rrigsanrs offentlig-
gioroe Gpiferne 6eres Eabsltiter,
men efterbaan6en font Eallene 1bim-
leoe op, bleb Dffentliggierelien for
.buot, og mn baages Der itrengt ober
Be offieielle Glitter. Set enete Steo,
bpor &ortene itaoig lpggeS pao
8oroet, Ell England. Man be6 oltlun,
at 3allene er meget itore, % lelh
o1n mon lite bioite Set, giber Den
opiigtspeffen6e Mrbeiostbung, 6e'
%forbere6es inofgrt / 9piflm6, al pn-
ifelig Geileoning oeo at tbinge bele
Ben arbeiosopgtige cibile @efolfnina
ino / @rigsDerfteoerne ipger mon
at frigigre ollie 6e Men6, Der fan
anben6es beo lelbe Sronten, for 6er=
igjennem at er1totte 6e 1tore Sob
al Manbifab.
De officielle 5absli1ter er lite TIL
gGngelige for 0ffentligbe6en, men
6erfor tan Ser goot foretuge@ @ereg,
.ninger, font er 1togenlrrn6e rigttge.
.Gn iaaom 8eregning er / Epiflano
opitillet al 5elifab for iocim Sorif=
ming at &rigetrs Gelger. Materia-
let er 1igeiaa omfatten0e iom gr11n,
oigt, % man Tan gaa u6 fra, at
Ser for Gioen neppe fin6es beore
Materiale til 8e6emmelie al ga:
bene. 9m SEN tpife 0prin6eIie bor
fat lit 8reg paa 8eregningen, er
set 1tmnligt at fontrolere; men !
bDert Tal6 maa man erin6re, at 8e=
rcgningen giel6er 6e fprite tt
&rigSaar, % at ser it6en er ifet
en- be ientlig 6orifD6ning / Sange=
tallene, iaale6es tog 8ruSiilop I'M
Ser lin 0ffeniib 100000 9itrigere
til 6ange, og gnglan6ere og Sranlf=
mp11o bar / Sen famine Ei6 opnoaet
betp6elige &eiultater.
Sen tpife un6eriegelie giher til
@eirlltat, at / Sc to &rigsnar bar
Wogterne babt felgen6e Sab (r11n6e
Sal);
Spiflano $4,000 @g6e, .2>116,z
900 @aore0e og $4,000 Sanger,
/ alt 3,32s,000.
4ltrig-1ngorn 1850 Dg6e, l.
777000 @aore6e og 100000
Sanger, / alt 3,654,00o:
& Drfiet 10000 Deoe, 100000
Saare6e og 100000 Sanger, / alt
100000.
@ulgorien $4,000 Dgoe og co..
900 Guare6e, / alt $4,000.
!. Sender man fig 1aa til entente
magterne, opgjpres Eabet for eng
lo1l6 til 100000 ,Dpbe, $4,000
9aareoe og 100000 Sanger, / alt
1924, 900.
Sronfrig $4,000 Deoe, Glib
600 Saare6e og 100000 Sanger, /
alt 100000.
Muslono 1,498,OO0 Dg6e, 1920
600 @aareoe og 100000 Sanger,
/ alt 7318,00O.
Stolien 105 900 Dp6e, 245,o00
9ooreoe og $4,000 Sanger, / alt
405, 700.
8elgien $4,000 Dgoe, 10000
og 10000 Sanger, / alt
100000.
5erbien 10000 Dpoe, 100000
Soore6e og 20O,O 900 Sanger, / alt
100000.
G~cntralmogternes Sab ltl1l6e ber-
efter bore 1,778,0OO Dp6e, 1908
900 5aoreoe og 1927, 900 Sanger,
/ alt 7,7OS, 900 Mon6.
Gntentemogternes Sab 1858 600
9poe, 6,942,000 Soareoe og 2>762,<
Sanger, / alt, 12,557,000 Man6.
@eregningen ipnes at bore fore
taget / G~entro1magternes Saber,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Misien.

S gomle Sage bor set cit Gong,
SIT &isiens Nabn bab6e Suleflang
ga Sl1lefpnl6 / Mp1tiffens Sfer
Bleb ollie @o6tfolf 1aa b%jertensfpr
Sen Gong hi ltore en0nlt bar imaa,
Sen S11lenisie hi tro'6e paa.
San 1ob peb @rpben / &ploftsiol,
&bor @eet 6nfteo' lom &pet ifal.
8i bofieo' op, men ci gIemme bill
De 9oge, @isien ban 6reb tit Spil,
Mf Min6e olbrig Sen Si6 ffal goo
Sao ion6t ser gibeS en Sui oQ
1moo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Stranbina he's Samsp.

&pbenbabn,. 10. Sec. = Sen tp-
ife 9amper, n&rin5 Triebrieb SSH
belm", Scr for noele Dagger iibeu
tro6iebe Sc Mllierebes 8lofabe oa
afgif fra @arbp i Murge, er, efter
at babe anlpbet Stabanger, anfem=
met til @eliin9borg.
X x
&jebenbapn, 20. Sec. r%rin5
Triebrieb @ilbelm" CT saaet pao
@rnmb mellem @amsp Dg TDnsbo-
ueb, og Sbit5ers 8iersningsoampere
prpber at brin9e Sfibet flot. =
9nmperen bar paa Sci fra &arbp
til Bremen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
81anbt &oneaerne.

rSSnolan6spolten" iom for e
Mors Si6 1i6en begDnbte at nofom=
nc Great Sails, Mont., men iom
git ino for en- Sis lioen, er mi igien
bcgp11bt at u6fomme / 5airfieln,
Mnnt. p
- Meo. @ilian al u@ormanoen"
/ @ron6 Sorts, Sc. Dof.,. refer til
Mprge peo Mptaarstio.
s.. ST.. &leppe fratroaote fin
Stilling iom @eodftGr for Tacoma
Eibenbe" sen /. Sec. og rejl Ell. !
Mioten al Maane6en me6 fin Sam1=
lie til Morge. Sons @Herfplger
font Me6atter for uEac. Si6." err
Scr. .. so. 9ber11, 6er / 6is1e Gage
bar afilrrttet fit &berb iom. 6inonS<
iefreter for M%ortpegian Mmerican
Mnri1iorp be6 Observation-Disclosures /
@an 6rancisco..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

-
u&or gu bert, at Tru Senlen bar
facet ct Drengebnrn, efter at bun
@aor 1a6 og 1pille6e 8bilt me0 oS
belle Mftenen."
Set bar % .eo6t, at bun life
1pilleoe SEN &negt no / bort Gel.
ifnb." :
On 8eiggen6e (ti1 @rnberen): =
uSbem ifal begrobeS Der Dag?"
u9ne6fermeiter Matbiien."
~@an er pirfelig bel6ig meo @ej-
ret"