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New Britain herald., 1916-12-08
FRENCH BATTLESHIP WITH 73O ABOARD MAY BE LOST:
 MISSING SINCE NOV. 24
BLOCKADE OF GREEK
 PORTS BEGINS TODAY
Government Claims Move ments of Troops Has Been
 Discontinued.

Athens, Thursday, Dec. ', Via Lon don, Dec. 8, 11:47 a. m.-The blockade of Greece will begin officially at o'clock tomorrow (Friday) morning.
 The members of the British navy mission have been ordered to embark on the Greek trans Atlantic liner King Constantine.
 In response to the demands of the Entente for an explanation of the movements of Greek troops, the gov ernment has stated that these move ments have ceased.
 London, Dec S.-A Reuters de- spatch from Athens under date of Monday, December 4, says: 'The Venizelist prisoners today were trans ferred from the parliament house. where they had been detained, to the Averoff prison. They were led through the stadium street tied in fours and followed by a jeering crowd"
 London, Dec. 8, 2 p. m.-A despatch from Switzerland, as forwarded from Rome to the Wireless Press says Ger many and Austria have offered their services to Greece in opening land communications if Greece declares war on the Entente. F. Paris, Dec. S.-The health of King Constantine is again causing anxiety, according to news from German sources, says a Zurich despatch to the Matin. The old wound in the kings l side continues to suppurate, the des. 1 patch says, and has kept constantly open. The king is said to be very l weak.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-08
REAR ADMIRAn sUCCUMBs.

New London. Dec. 8.-Rear Ad| miral John Porter Merrell. U. s. M retired, died today at his apartment at the Mol1ican hotel.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-08
EXPIRES. OF CUBA DEAD.

Santiago, Dec. S.-Herman Riesco, who was president of the republic for the term which ended in 1906, died today
New Britain herald., 1916-12-08
Suffren Was 40 Feed Long, Displaced 12,- 73O Tons and Was Hit at DardanelleS
TEUTONS IN RUMANIA
 TAKE 5000 PRISONERS

More Than 10000 Captured in Pur|
 suit of Fleeing Troops in Westerr|
 Part of Country-Russians Canno|
 Find Weak Spot-French Claims td
 Have Recaptured Trenches TaIxeI
 By German Forces at Verdun
 Paris, Dec. 8, 2 D. m.-The battle ship Suffren, which left port on No vember "A, has not been heard iron and the minister of marine consider the vessel lost, with all on board.
 The Suffren sailed for Lorient, French naval station in Brittany.
 The French battleship Suffren dis placed 12,750 tons. Her normal com plement was 730 men. She was Al feet long and 70 feet of beam, an ,las laid down in 1899. She wa armed with four 12-inch, ten 64-inc and eight 4-inch guns, twenty-five pounders and four torpedo tubes.
 Last year the Suffren took part 1 the bombardment of the Turkish fort at the Dardanelles. She entered tn straits to attack Turkish batteries ana according to an official Turkish ar nouncement, was damaged seriousl and withdrew. She was sent back Toulon for repairs.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-08
WEATHER.

Hartford. Dec. S.-For Hartford and vicinity: Ran and warmer late tonight. Sat urday rain.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-08

(Continued on Ninth Page.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
PLAYING FOR TIM

7, has becu froelv charged that an
,r,por,,n, mart NJ the proyr,m ~ the
American Mexican peace commission
v,s =, string the thing ont until after
tbe election go that yhsteyer dissatls.
roct,op u,eht,, f.I, about their work
world pot rru.n,. the voters I'm n
cbo,,. ,o, pr,s.J,rt Tnis ssoulsd Ike
an oncbaritailo cr.rgs z, pl,oo
oc.i,s. su.b , bot,. ~, ,llo man 40
az. ,cu. 4, ,h,r.., NJ IN, ssttl.r,ep,
q, o,,, lo,s.s-,rd,,o, ai,,.renccs viii,
u,vi.o rra to, nrs IN, men who
bav. &, I'm hand vor,d ma tb,rcb, 10
bs o., b,g ., t..c.nd to rlsviry
osr,l.,, polit,cs vet recent adyi,ee
seen, IN oonf,rn ,ur aray.st aus
pi,,ors IN. commission met the
9TH, 5., ,,s ,,c. ,r s,ss,.u ono
whole hour Tn. social rrograrn ar
r,r,gs5 for the Ar.,...r c,mm,ss,ou-
ar; IS already. tsn times AZ Iona, os the
working proaram. and a,read, word
comes froI, Nrw London that Il ia 70.
ing to he difficult fog tho commission.
ers. "in view ~ the many invitations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15

MAINE HAS SPOKEN.

,,,f.n.. .,,o,. .t...t,,.pt,tn.d I,,t tha
D."
moro Than " moral erect upon 'he
rest OF tho country. yet that - has
mob an .ffo.f in Ia marked 6,.tca has
,,en often shown I'm the past II bur-
lery ON sup.r.tiiinn 10 sav thot This
.sr,, contest b., surely indica,lye of
rc J,J,., ,r IN, whole rouutiv
ND ,.iu. .,...fi,.,..r. ,l,.s u,.,.
il, ,rci,i.l +, .ivc same cr.Jon.a 70
tens .ud rorf.uts the Ieycl headed
.i5yop L,.,.s h.t,,r yct ,,bote,o,
.rcouraroui,,t Is Am. from .y.h Il
r,rc... ,-,,., .,r.,tr,, sam, IA III.
R.u,,,i,a,s f,, Ote Democrats lost
cvcrvtbire. In ssbt and had ,bero
bo,, .,.,. moro ofe.,.., g., ram, ,,, ,he,.
wo,,i, hs,. los, ,r,n, TOO Tho r,oh,
u-,s ,,yorous ,uc hath ,arties
.tr,fp,r, n po,n, IA mat,. record
,bo. -.orld sy,rd tbcu &, hand -. an
.r,.leor.tion ~, tho national c,n,noipn
Tho v.rrhl,..us loft NO .tonc m
,,,,,,oa =, ..,,,.er thot. loot ,tr,,,-
ro,d ut,uc ,, ,he o,bcr hand tbo
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hoir rr,,lo,. s,c,,.sos s,,o,y In d,a.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
SAYS WE'LL BUY MORE ISLANDS
Galapagos Group May BE lcquircd,
Loudon Paper Announces,

Abe acquisition of the Danish West
Indies oy the United States probaly
Will be followed by q similar arrange-
ment with Ecuador by which the Stars
and stripes will be hoisted over the
Galapagos group Of islands. Now that
the Panama canal Is finished they
would make an ideal naval base for
the American navy, and President
Taft some six years ago made a tempt
Ing Offer for them. Ecuador at that
ulne declined to SELL but il was be-
neved to be a question of terms.
Louisiana. by the way. is not the
only territory added TO the United
States by purchase, though Il was the
iirst arrangement of its kind. since
then more than two million square
miles have been acquired, mainly by
purchase. including Alaska, Porto
Rico, the Guam and philippine is
lands, the Hawaiian group, the Sam
can Islands. the Panama zone. and
nearly one million square miles from
Mexico, nj r. cost OF more than $780,
VVo 400. Few people are aware, even
Americans. cf the extent of the island
possessions Of the United States. The
National Geographical society re-
Gently mRde n complete inventory, and
compiled q list Of exactly eight thou
@nd Islands which are now integral
parts OF the republic,--London OBJ
server
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
SAYS BRIroNs WE'RE HEBREWS
Arciy~Ologist Traces Modern Races
From Ten Tribes OF Israel.

Herbert Bruce Hannay. n barrister
OF tho Inner Temple. has been a stu
dent for a quarter of century OF the
fascinating branch OF archaeology
which is concerned with the origin Of
races, and he has now embodied the
result Of his researches IN Il volume
entitled European ana Other Race
Origins" which derives piquant IN
tereat his bearing upon the present
Armagoddon, for he comes to the con-
clusion that the leading peoples OF
Europe were In antiquity. both ra-
cially and politically. tho eristocrats
OF that east Of which even today they
arc the overlords and trustees. In
particular, we shall see that tho age
long belief OF the Germans that they
are blood relations OF the English Is
as great an Illusion as. let US say,
their proposterous dream OF Dcutsch-
land uher nlles,"
Mr., Hannay, who sanely takes the
writings Of sharon Turner as the
datum line OF all his calculations,
seems 10 be obsessed by the lost tribes
OF israel which was a great cause OF
literary insanity II few years ago,
Thus in the name of the Senonian
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
\ MAN OF CONVICTION.

n 6ailv grows moro apparent mat
hclcst Of the president, In passing the
Adamson bill has started in motion
an adverse sentiment that bodies III
for tho Democratic party. What vas
planned for O campaign coup bids fair
10 turn out boomerang. The peo-
plo Nko tho positive way MI Hughes
has I'm standing up for his convic-
tions without any attempt TO take nd
vantage Of class jealousy. In 1.ering-
ton. Ky. following his first dcnunctG-
ton of tho railway wage law AT Nash
Nillc. he said I'VE have q new spirit
abroad In these recent days In Amer
tea II IS tho spirit that demands log
lslati0n I'm advance of Investigation.
II II tho spirit that demands legi-la-
tive action and executive action In
advance of an examination OF the
facts on which such action should be
based n 81 the spirit which says
Iegislatc now and Investigate nfter-
wards II is not American" Mi.
Hughes does not purpose 10 permit
the American public to forget that
President Wilson has betrayed tho
cause OF arbitration and sacrificed q
fundamental principle of American
ism 70 the fancied promotion Of his
own political fortunes That by his
course MIR Hughes has injected new
and powerful issue into the campaign
IL the conviction of seasoned political
observers, both partisan and nonpar-
tison. ANY party which surronders
fundamental principles 20 TVS eN-
igencies ~ the hour IS counting de
feat." declared Senator Underwood In
debating tho deficiency revenue bill.
He might have added also that such
a party Is not only oourtinB, hut de-
serving OF detoat or course he was
speaking OF Denocrecy's temporary
BETRAYAL of the cause Of low tariff, bat
with even more force TO Mr., Wilson'S
betrayal Of tho cause OF arbitration
The president no doubt not only
meant 70 halt the strike program. but
incidentally 20 fasten the labor Vote
10 his candidacy lie forgot that ar
hitration IS the cornerstone OF labor's
hopes OF hetterment and that in dis
craditinr this principle he had In
CURED the deep resentment Of labor
in general,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15

Kymri, who settled near the upper
waters Of the Sequana or Seine not
later than tho fifth century before
Christ, he finds a Latinized form OF
the name Simeon. About 10+ b. c.,
in consequence of furious attacks by
hostile tribes, they crossed over into
Albion. az NJ different times did their
allies from Gascony and Armorica.
They were already known as the Bol-
gae, tho name which Caesar fastened
for all time upon tho Celts north Of
the Seine.
1T was probably a word Of Kettle
origin--slmilar, no doubt, 10 tho still
moro ancient name 'F1rbolg'. The
Kelts perhaps applied It TO them be-
cause, being probably archers, they
doubtless carried about with them,
slung over their backs. n 'bolg. bels,
or leather bag ri o.. CULVER. Or,
II may be that hsgp!pes We're species
OF musical 'nstruments which they
were IN tho habit Of playing"
The Normans. II is suggested, are
the lineal descendants of tho tribe OF
benjamin, who, IN the fourth century
before Christ, made their way in con-
nrctior with d Frisian raid from tho
mouths OF the Danube 10 tho fiords
and inlets Of Norway. whore they de-
veloped tho systcm OF piracy cele-
hratsd in connection with the sea
rpmon who ultimately settled In the
province OF Normandy.
The Angles, saxons and Jutes, who
arrived In Albion through Germany,
are held by this writer TO have been
of Hebrew origin, though they abode
for long time in Persia. The Hes
SLAMS and Dutch are the lineal de-
srendants and representatives of tho
u!ttitee, while the people OF southern
Franco are also OF Canaanitish origin.
Our author Is refreshingly emphatic
with regard TO the Prusstans,
After their great defeat by
Marius the Teutons, having fled 10
the remote northwest, settled for q
time in the Codanian Isles near Jlt-
land, ard that, reissuing therefrom
at a subsequent date, they once more
came southwards, ana after meeting
and amalagmating with the pagan
Borussi OF Shara Kycun (Ishmaeiitio
Arabs), they become known as the
Teutons, or prUssians, as distin.
suished from the tribes 20 the south
Of them, who constituted the Ger
mans proper and were OF Persian
oriyn and in no sense Teutonic, This
Ia the only sense In which the MANS
Teutons, or The adjective Teutonio,
can be legitimately used, The vogue
under which Angio-saxons, Germans,
Goths and Asir ars all included-by
learned and .unlearned alike-under
This name as Il generic appellaton, IL
10 be strongly deprecated"
In other words the Prussians, and
they only, are tho Teutons, and thssr
relate ionship 30 the British Is based on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
SPANNELL TO FACE
CHARGE OF MURDER
County Grand Jury AT Alpine. Texas,
Returns Indictment Against
Hotel Man.

ALPINE. Texas. Sept. ii.-Indict-
monte charging Harry j. SPANIEL an
Alpine hotelKeeper. with the murder
OF his wife and Lieut.. Col NJ c. But
Ter, sixth United States cavalry. were
returned by county grand jury here
toGap. Spanncll viii be brought here
Thursday from FL Paso. where he has
been held for safe keeping. TO plead
10 the indictments.
Mrs SPANIEL. daughter of John
&c. Holland. widely known Texas
ranchman and banker, and Colonel
Butler were killed july 90 last. while
they were driving with spaniel IN
his motor car.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
PRESIDENT RETURNS
TO SISTERS SIDE
Requests Tor Political t.neagcmcnt,
win BE Postponed :or II
While.

LONG BRANCH, \. J.. sept. ii
President Wilson returned hore " I'd
ncsday from the bedside of his sister,
Ms. Annie T.. Howe. ,.riticallv III NJ
Now London. Conn.
The president found requests FOR
engagements from many political
leaders, but he arranged for none.
He has been informed that Mrs. Howe
can hardly live another week. and is
ready to return to New London.
There were evidences here today
that tho Republican victory in Maine
has led Democratic leaders to work
more diligently I'm other parts of the
country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
City News in Brief

MRS T.. II. HANLEl or AZ? south
Boulder, who haH beer spending the
summer in Colorado, has returned to
Tulsa.
Nh. AND MRS. ;. j. Pickering, 9l2
South Honvci. lcft yesterday for Mex
ic,. No. where they Will place their
Son Seth ln the Missouri Milita'y
academy.
Join EETER, son Of MIR and
Ms l.. \. Erter, 407 South Rockford,
will lcaNc tomorrow for Norman.
where he viii enter Oklahoma uni
ycrsity for his th'ri years work.
y
r. y. WESTHAFER, HEAD of tho
public speaking department nf Tulsa
high school. has returned with his
family from Indiana, whore theF
'pcnt the summer
MISS FrNI"E ROBARDs, in
suuctrcss in modern languages At
Tulsa high school reported for duty
yesterday. having returned from her
vacation in the north.
=
WILL JOHNSON WAS RELEASED
In police court yesterday afternoon
when complaining witnesses failed TO
appcer He Was charged with va
gr&uCy.
r. l.. KTBGTSCHEN forfeited y
It2' lond in municipal court yester-
DAY afternoon when hc failed 10 np-
pear on IL charge of exceeding the
automobile speed limit
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR Versia
A Mcdaniel, aged 2l, were conducted
nv the Rev \. w Darby AT The home
OF the parents 2 North Lawton, yes
terday afternoon. Burial was In Rose
Pin park.
A. e. LlTTDN AND william Bar
nett forfeited bonds OF $40 each In
municipal court yesterday afternoon
when they failed % appear for trial
They were arrested Tuesday night for
driving an automobile not properly
! l'ghted.
THE REGULAR MEETING Of the
| Woman'a Foreign Missionary society
Of the First Methodist church. which
wae 10 have boon held this afternoon
ri tho home of Mrs O. Z. Bennett
lio? South Cheyenne. has beer pos
poned and viii not he held until 2;30
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
-
| MARRIAGE LICENSES WERE ls-
sued Yesterday 70 Thomas Hendrick-
son, Tulsa. and Mrs. Bertha W.
| Thomas II Tulsa: Freddie NJ. Busseu,
| Collinsvillc. and Pauline Addmaton Of
| Collinsyillc: Elzy Fletcher. Broken
| Arrow, and Nercy Cantrcll OF Broken
Arrow; Frank Zehrcr, Tulsa, and
Iizzio Korte " Tulsa,
-
COUNTY JUDGE ]. r. Ramsey
Yesterday sentenced Earl Frnii. ased
/ is. and Farrell Hayes. aged Is. 10 the
tate school for boys nj Pauls Valley,
and Humane Agent \. NJ. Welch will
| leave with them tomorrow. The Frair
/ hov was Involved IN tho theft Of an
auto, wh'o Il IS said tho Hayes lad
| is inc0rrlgihlc
=
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR Grover
Abel. agnd 2t will bc hold Of tho
Holy Family church at o'clock this
morning, after which burial will he
IN tho Holy Family cemetery Mr..
Abel was formerly an cmploye In the
local Katy office. hut had recently
moved to negg-, where he Died, he
has mother living IN Tulsa, wife
ans sister.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
Thoughtful Hubby.

"My dear. ! wouldn't lift that heavy
tub, You might iniure your back. Let
me lift st."
but you have on your now Palm
Reach suit"
Poor economy. my dear. 10 risk
injurlng II million dollar woman to
save five dollar suit"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
BUILDING CAVES IN
PEDESTRIANS SAFE
Toledo Structure Crumblcs Ia Groundi
Police Search For
the Dead.

TOLEDO, Onto. Sept. lS.-More
than ono hundred persons narrowly
missed death tonight when a four
story brick building on Summit street
tho citys main thoroue ehfare, col
lepscd With but little warning and
tumbled into tho street crowded witt
shoppers and thcatcrgoers. The crash
was helrd several blocks.
Police three hours later. after work
men had searched tho debris. stated
that no one was killed and none seri-
cusly hurt Somo were slightly cut
by flying glass The building was be-
ing remodelei and was Weakened by
tho removal of a support earlier in
the dny, Il Is said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15

OF Curizal. remains TO be sJcn Bot.
ia any event. they are doing tuoh
Telt 10 help the president tide this
ucldish situation over until oftrI the
election Perhaps Mr. Wilson homes
10 follow Tafts alleged example and
shHut Il off ON his suo.css3r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
Transportation Talk

A bulletin issued by ths interstate
during the year ending Juns 80 1918.
total track mileage of railroads In the
United steies WIS 257,56932 miles
mouting yard track, s!dlngs and all
other track the total mileage is 49l,-
l4lOg OF the roads known as class
! end class z, those having 6n annual
operating revenue " more than 3l00,-
coo and having total mileage OF
224sts. have furnished employment
"a ift9,342 men and n total annual
compensation Of H,l6isii.4So,
J.. Gensenbsoh. general agent Of
the traffic department of the Frisco,
" ith offices IN st. Louis, spent the
day IL Tulsa yesterday,
u L. Norris OF So Louis spent the
day I'm the oity yesterday IN hts Off
cia' capacity OF industrial agent OF the
Frisco,
q /. stark. travelling Enumeration
aren't OF the Northern Pacific, out OF
Kansas Cty made brief visit 10
TuIS, yesterday IN the interests OF his
road
7. W Price, district Passenger
agent Of the Frisco, with headquarters
at oklahoma City, spent the day in
Tulsa yesterday IN connection With
shuttle train service being maintained
ny the Frisco for aocomm o6ation Of
county fsir patrons, Although patron
age Of this feature has been dis
u pr ointing the Frisco lived up 70 its
promises By holding TO regular hourly
ech edule
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
All on Account OF Hog,

DALLAS, Texas Sept, l3---iienry
Wright rs. q farmer, tonight shot and
instantly killed his wife, Willie
wright "a. al thor home three miles
north Of Grand Prairie. Just west Of
Dallas. and then turned the gun upon
himself, producing almost instant
death The double tragedy was the
result ofhSers say q quarrel 2vsr a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
The Advanced Drcs.or.

The summer dresses seen cool and
comfortable"
''Yce, what II pity the women can't
enjoy them"
"EIuh2"
MY wife wore tho summer stylcs
IN May, Now sho's wearing foll tash-
ions"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15

You den't seem 10 fiirt any more. A"
"Cured,n
"Eh7"
Twice lately ] tried A. And each
time the girl improved tho opportun-
Courier Journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
Attractive prO~fnct.

"ThereAn u coa,less man IN tho din
ing room"
Would it be policy 20 order him
out
Dunno, He's got fat pocltctboo
In his hip pocket"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15
An Early Morning Scrap.
4.

"YRhl"
"TRhl"
You mover tell me what you want
Tor breakfast"
And don't propose to. ] don't in-
'"nd To give you tho satisfaction of not
getting it,"--I.ouisvtlls Couiier-Jour.
nal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15

u. T. Morris OF So Louis spont the
day I'm the oity yesterday IN hts Off
ciR capacity OF industrial agent OF the
lrisoo,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-15

J.. Gensenbaoh. general agent Of
the traffic department of the Frisco,
NTH offices IN IT. Louis, spent the
day H. Tulsa yesterday
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-08
&plbiom @tprm.

Mren6ol> SEN 46e Muguit. = 9et
bolo1omme @tormbejr, iom / @aar
@ftermi6bags gift ODER Mren6als
Splanb, um11liggior6e al 8ao0fart>
og De imaa @ampifibe 1aa %pejrfoit
/ flere Simer.
8eo Melang / Momli bar 5tor=
men 1aa bol6iom, at ct Sglge poo
flere Herioner, lom lf11loe paSiere
&egnleringS6ammen frem til Otter
miooagstoget ST.. ~, mootte ben6e
tilbage, 6a set life bar m11lig al
boloe fig oprej1t / @ir16en og 1aole=
oeS forbun6et me6 p6er1te 2ibSfore
at pas ere Sc 5te6er al 9ammen,
bbor ser life er &9fb9rf.
Yaa ma1ge Ste6er for Storme1
gjort betD6elig @fo6e pau @foben
ulDffer 'er en6nn life me66elt ON
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-08
Mange Snriiter.

Euriittrafi fen er / @ommer me-
get Iiblig og betpoelig itgrre enc
Sjor, i0et Sc melt fjen6te &uri1t-
ltrdg bao6e poa Sernboner, 9omp=
ifibe og @oteller fur al Sen Erofif,
Sc fon oDerfomme. Sc engel1fe og
tnife Tnri1ter er ganffe pitt u6eble>
net og1aa / Mor, og / enfe1te @trgg
poa &eltlan0et bar Bette bol6t ct be.
tp0eligt Mfbref, men til @jengiel0
er &ontingentet al 0anife og lpenife
5ommergjelter boflet meget ltgrft
9aniferne er / ofgjort Slertal> oQ
0eres Mntol er / Mor betp6elig 1tgr=
re ems ti6ligere. s Sen ii61te Ei>
bor oct pgiaa beret ct ppperlig1
SEER me6 1traalen6e Col og 1ter1
Garme.