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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17
GRANTS PASS WEATHER

Following Is a summary Of the
weather observation at Giants Pass
for the month OF May, 1917.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17
Catholic C1,urcI,

Masses on Sunday at s and 10 a
m. instruction on the Seven Dead
ly Sins" Daily mass at 1880 a. m
Edmund Wall, pastor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17
URGES JAP RED CROSS
To HELP BEIIIGERENTS

Toxic. June L. Marquis okuma
has called attention to what ho terms
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
REJECTS KATALLA
 HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS

SEATTLE. Nov. 27.-The Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors, a permanent body sitting at Washing ton who sent special agent Greeley to report upon the improvement of Con- troller Bay, Alaska, for which pur- pose Congress on August 8th last. made an appropriation of $4O,000. has madereport and it is unfavorable to the Improvement. The principal grounds upon which the adverse con clusions are based are that there are no unusual difficulties attending navi- gatiSh and no improvement is desir- ed other than marking okalee Chan nel by suitable lights and buoys which work Is under consideration by the service.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
Billings.Burk Nuptials

A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Sergeant and Mrs. Wesley J. Billings. on Sherman St., at five o'clock Monday, November 26, when his sister Miss Mae E. Billings of Philadelphia, Pa, was united in marriage to Quartermaster Sergeant Charles T. Burk by the Rev. R. D. Nichols. The bride was given away by her brother and the couple were married under the stars and stripes, the national colors being carried out in all the decorations. After the cere- mony a dinner was served, plates be- ing laid for the following, Mir. and Mrs. Burk, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Martin, Mir. and Mrs. Willard Scott. Mir. M. H. Hawkins, host and hostess.
 The evening was pleasantly spent with music, solos being rendered by Mrs Martin, and a serenade and sell ections by the Moose Band. The cou- ple then retired to their home on HO- bert St., where they will be at home to their friends after December first
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
Blyy 6BlfSGIlE' fSGIlE''' :. \
 z '''''' R usII,T c0uRF

In the District Court today Judge F. V. Brown handad down his opin- lon in the cass of Kernan VI Andrus. This action was tried early in the mbnth. and was ,sN sstion to settle esrtain disputed water rights on Rex, whfte and 'Chititu eseeks. By his op- infor ths Court holds with the plain tin, and the Injunction sight by him to restrain'ths defendants from inter- fering with his pipe 4ines ia granted.
 An opinion was also handed down in the case of the Valdez Mercantile Co. VI. Geo. J. Love. U. s. Commis- lsioner. This action was an spplica- tion for . writ of review of the rui- ing of the Commissioner. The case came up for hearing several days ago on a demurrer by the defendant to the petition for writ of review. By the decision of the court the application for writ of review Is denied and the action dismissed.
 In the case of Mylroie vs. Alaska Labor Union, an Anchorage case, the court handed in two decisions, one overruling the demurrer of the defen- dant. and another denying the motion of the defendant to strike from plain tiff's complaint.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
NOvMBER TIDES

Wednesday, Nov. 2s.- First high tide 11-l7 .. m.. 11.2. First low tide. 6:os .. m.. 2.s. Second low tide s:l4 p. m.. -1.4.
 Thursday, Nov. D. First high tide o:37 .. m., s.1. Second high tide 11:6S .. m.. Ill. First low tide. 5:4s .. m.. 2.7. Second low tide 6:65 p. m., -1.3.
 Friday. Nov. 30.- First high tide 1920 a. m., 8.1. Second high tide 12:39 p. m.. 10.S. First low tide 6:31 a. m., 2.9. Second low tide 7:35 p. m., --11.
 Saturday, Dec. 1.- First high tide 2:O3 a. m., 7.9. Second high tide 1:19 p. m.. 10.2. First low tide 7:13 a. m.. 3.1. Second low tide S:13 p. m., -0.6.
 Sunday. Dec. D. First high tide 2:45 a m.. 7.7. Second high tide 1859 p. m., 9.6. First low tide 7:56 a. m., 3.3. Second low tide S:52 p. m.. O.O.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
Daily Weather Report
Trail Weather Report

Trail Weather Report
 Fairbanks-l8 below, cloudy. calm, six inches snow. Salcha--5 below. cloudy. windy. trail fair, 2 inches snow. Mail south yesterday. ,,' : ,':-
 Munsons-Mail north this a. m.
 Richardson Ill below, cloudy, north twina, trail fair, snow g inches. Kinl6ck and Jidiz south 8 .. m: date.
 McCarty-16' below. cloudy. high wind tfaif good. F'' ''''''
 'Donnslly--Is below. cloudy. windy, trsii fsir II inches snow. mail stage south I. D.. m: Sheldon north15 5 ?. m. yesterday. .'' 'cf *i" " MeCailums-20 below, snow 22 inches. cloudy. strong north wind. trail drifted. Mail north noon yester- day.
 >Paxson-15 below, 14 inches snow, heavy winds. trail drifted, 2 dog teams south date.
 Hogan--zero. cloudy. windy, trail good. mail north and south from Sour dough
 Gulkana--xero. |6 inches of snow. cloudy. high north wind. trail badly drifted. warren's outfit south 6 .. n.
 Copper Center--xero. cloudy, s1 inches snow. north wind, trail good. WYiison's v oatet arrived yesterday P. In.. ,ss. ,,., .,4.ss., lI <.
 Tsikhsli- above, cloudy. north yind, tfsil heAvy. sitts arrived yestsr. BY P n bottom north 7;ae ,.' W < Beaver n 1o above. cloudy. hleA noftA A. anox, 70 inchss, |bAisiii J TT sth6alsss vina ,Ae IlAek - sl Esal As elaa N ytg < N K ytoEtHeaa x AbsiA cloudy. hige PeItf 4saa' "A iaee.s 'Ray' s.sp
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
PRACTICALLY
 EXISTS IN KRUPPS

LONDON, Nov. 27.-A copyright dispatch from Amsterdam to the Sun says that a returned Hollander, who had been enticed to Essen on the promise of work at good pay asserts that the condition of employees at Krupps is that of practical slavery. The men are compelled to work with out a Sunday rest, the food is bad, typhus is prevalent and the sleeping accomod dations are unsanitary. About 4.OOO Hollanders are employed by the Krupps, most of whom have been
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
trapped in Germany and refused pel

trapped In Germany and refused per- mits to leave the country. Krupps, the dispatch adds. is not working to full capacity owing to scarcity of met al, chiefly copper. Soldiers from the front say that Germany now has sub marines of 1000 and 5000 tons and also guns with a range of 40 to 45 miles. These latter statements, the dispatch says. are freely accepted by the German populace.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
Don't Forget

the Bazaar and Dance to be given by the Women's Guild on Thanksgiving night at Moose Hall. You can pur- the majority of your Xmas gifts there and they will be sure to please. A fish pond will also be in evidence. This will be for children but the grown ups will be permitted to try their luck if they wish. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
Notice! Notice!

To Our Patrons: Please have your Rough Dry ready before 10 a. m. Thursday. as we also wish to observe Thanksgiving.
 Respectfully, INDEPENDENT STEAM LAUNDRY,
 HARRY E. F. KING, Prop.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
CORDOVA MAN APPOINTED
 DYNAMITE INSPECTOR

WASHINGTON. D. c. Nov. 27.- D. c. Sergeant of Cordova. was ap- pointed inspector to enforce the fed eral explosives law under the super vision of the Bureau of Mines. w. G. Ronald of Seattle was named for the State of Washington.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
GRAND DUKE MICHAEL
 .. PRISONER OF BOI.sHEvIKi

PETROGRAD, Nov. 27. The Grand Duke Michael AlexandroSitch. according to information received to- day is prisoner of the Bolsheviki, and is held ex communicate.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
1: ..sYV1| WY1shi|f'
 |>< STEAMER sAItINCs H>I
 i4t] sr fvs.5, fts3H 4t>l |+t+<>%>+<<*>.4>

Steamship Admira Evans-Sailed .. from: 6eattlei tor Valdez, Wednes
 day, Nov. 31. steahishib Alaska last evening en
 Valdez. Friday, Nov. 8.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
LIBERTY BONDS
 .. FALL BELOW PAR

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-American liberty bonds bearing four per cent interest. broke under par today in New York for the first time. The price fell to ninety-nine and ninety-eight hundredths.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

Judge F. M. Brown and Mrs. Brown will leave for Ellamar tomorrow to spend Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. l.. l.. Middelkamp.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

DO NOT forget that photo you in- tend sending home this Xmas. Jen- ner the Photographer will make them for you day or night. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
ReznenbR

Remember
 to buy your Xmas presents at tho Ba- saar to be given by the w6men's Guild on the 1sth of November at Moose Hall. Candy, and many other helpful suggestions for Xmas will be found there. A dance will be given after the sale. If
 Fox's snappy drinks for this cold weather at Hunts. tf
 A pretty line or colored crochet cotton and stamped pillow slips 1t the Needlscraft Shop. n
 ". -',t
 At Mrs. Capris' you will ind knit ted or crocheted caps made to or der. If
 CITY EXPRESS. Phone a; ready to transfe. that baggage for you. If
 For arss-slsss msAh end good ssev. leo at rsasonSbls psless try the Aar. chants Cafe. I2f;;ss's .@'- tf uss Rszal Hais Toaso and you will sss no setAsf. ~vslIs nrls Store. t hksa .rs iscf
 E.ffnleA:s . .easrss .ess as n. oslaadiA Prisss fsaaeaaAl ssilsN ,rs ,si -.
 susk resslssl ksAAa hAesl ysesr IT s6eGa = G . 111aAs& q
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
Announcement

Announcement
 Christmas gifts now on display at tho residence of 'Mri. Graham. All arc invited to call:- Give your orders early. Hours 10 .. m. to 8 p. m. Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Depue. k-dec-23
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

A new and complete line of ladies' and childrens' underwear just receiv' at E. Winters. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

Hot-Point Electric Heaters ant Cooking-Appliances at the Emporium Christmas goods coming on the mex boat. tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

Buy your Christmas presents at thu Guild sale, Thursday, Nov. 29. tl
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

Emperor grapes. Florida grape fruit. pears. apples. Christmas mel ons. figs, etc., just received at Key stone Produce Co.,. B
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

Uss Rszall Hais Toaio and you will sss 10 ee.se. ysl4s nrls ssorA |
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

RaiAsr Ctre1p 1JlraeA aisa-sa- ess6su6lAe ,st U nsstS. e-
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

Do not forget to give your share to ward . Christmas box for the soldiers
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

For 6rss-elsss meAh aa0 good segv. leo at rsasonabls pstess tzy the lesr. chants Cafe. $1ss ..as ! , tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27
Caa Yoa Beet Itf

Six room Aouee. partly furnishs with~hath. If t&ksn Tt Oncs uul 3Seo. M. vr3a sCkldsfousolff aa
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

Fox's snappy drinks for this cold
 weather at Hunts. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

CITY EXPRESS, Phone a.: ready to transfe. that baggage for you. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

GkfH At>s-sI IT
 E.fai.ass seaEges se!ge as a!lss. osiaads Prtooo roaaoAah3A
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

At Mrs. Capris' you will find knit ted, or crocheted caps made to or der. tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

,sstlav -,rs .s1ie '~s.l..s,--s ~. ~
 !. yusk rssslrsl esAAns hAese yeea- he es1sGs = 4 . A11aAsA t
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

A pretty line or coIored crochet cotton and stamped pillow slips at the Needlscraft Shop. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-11-27

s0ass hsasiae TIL . nsaA'a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
Die 0m0litdt
ser UlSsmcbile!

Sin Ser 6iesidbrigen Gftttontobil.
ausneauug oirften iif unter ben
aft3pliuoriggn 2lutomobilmarten Oie
0losmobile beion6ers borteilbaft be-
merfbar maGeu. Die Seriteaer bic
Ter 0ualitdtg Gar baben cine 5ruon.
8igjd4rige @rfabrimg in ser Ser
itellung eritfloiiiger @otor.g Cars uno
bringen Heute EN- mirflid uniiber-
treffIides EroOutt ibrer 6dbtsfeiten
I'M 0l0smo6iIe auf oem Marft. Die,
ie Gar lit bis IN Die fleinIten Gin
3elgeiten nit GROCER @enauigfeit
allsgefu1rt un6 lit BON herborragen.
Ser St1rfe. Sic 3aapfe Motor Co.,
bic hieiigen @ertreter Der Slosmobife
8erfe, limo gene bereit. epentuea
mtereiTerten GerioneH oGe %ernnnid
tie ausfunft uno &robefobrten ali ge.
Ddhren. Die an5eiae oieier 6irma
lit All anoerer Ste(Le 0ieiar 5peSiaI-
dIsgabe all fiu0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
pierce 1lrrctD Gar.
3Gblt sn ben bcitca g[utumobilcn
bic in Oieier &~reisIage in ben
@dnSel tommeu. &enig
&eranOerMngeM.

Sos eeiddftIi6e Trin5ip ser
0ierce arrom Motor Gar So, in
Buffalo. q. y. beiteht Oorin. MIR
6ie 6eiten Cars ber6uiteleiL Die fir
@eio SIT lieferu iin0. Dieies @riu.
5ip but iid 6isher g~ldn5eno be-
lp1brt uno miro iih aud I'M n1hiten
@eiAdftsiabr nit Den natelten Mto.
0eaen ser Series Sour bem1bren
9ie biefigen @ertretrr Der 5irrto.
s. z. Stefpdrt @otor Gor 60, bo-
ben in Der Diesjdbrigen AilslteLluns
oIe Msooeae Der 6irma oiisgeiteat
Sic oltf oie leBten Grrhneenidaften
in ge3n9 nltf entpurf. 3oIfterltng
uu0 9fusitatt,uag 4nipruh MAIDEN
f6nnen. Die &ierce-arrop Motor
Gar 60, mar Die erite 5abrif, Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

perfiirat oos 2eben Oes Wptcrs.
ruff MISUNDERSTANDING hernor ltn0
fam, iuenn es i~alreboItig it, ID,
gar bic 3pliHoermdil0e o%nfreIien.
8eim Del III es Der freie aDb.
lenitcft Der oie meilten g[blogerun
gen perlmIadt. stn ndHiter STEELE
ltebt ais urIate bon 5torlmgen
oos ueberidniereH Sin iiberihmier-
ter un0 rnudenoer Motor lit aud
tets EN- rnBeroeugenoer @otor. Ger
ireie aoblenItoif I'M @egeniat 81
Dem an 8nIieritoff gebunOeneu, ooer
&oblenmoIieritoif, miro bel Der 90.
irritation Dem Shnierol ourb fort
geieBtes Siltrieren ent5ogen, bis 0as
Gel cine fidJte 6drbune nnninmt
Ger 5ilirierpro3eb lit bel oeridie.
0eneH Sellorten Elm beri6ie0ener,
uno oaua1 ri6tet iidl mth Der
Breis Der Ssliorten Die ans Dem
glei6en Rob6l bergelteat limo. Gin
Gel, 0as bel ser Seriteaulg otter
gefpniden fwilriert un0 rafiiniert
Uor0eu lit, lit naiurgemdB teltrer.
aber Der b6bere 8reis, oen man
bierfiir 5oblt, lit nift umionit se-
geben, oem es ibmiert Oen Motor
better. lit i'm @erbraltf ofonomis
i6er, ipeil observation-disclosures un0
gibt niGt in Dem Yfnbe sltr 8err1ti
lung lto our &ruitenbiloung Ins
lab. aliD: nur gutes, e%rittlois
fiees sfmier6l fallieu, iid genau
Danah rid)ten melbe N{urfe ltno
5orte Der Gabrifant oes Autos, Der
Is ihIieBlih an beiten miiien muB,
fir ben MehaHismlts, fitr ben Nto.
tot, Oas @etriebe sic SAmiernaient
MN. empfieblt. lit eiH Motldlag, ben
mir Mnieren &eiern geben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
6. 10. Srancis 1lMtc 60,

ltnter oen N~nsiteueru in ser Dies
iaBrieen Omaha llutoidau ueroient
aud Die 6. Y. 6ruucis 9(uto 60.
berboreeboben 5u ipcroeu. 0ieie
5irma befaBt it'd nit Dem gcrtrieb
Der riihmliait b%efuunten 9tormea
Cars. Die Gar lit cine Der beiten.
Die ~iiberbnupt IN oieier Qreislage
5t fitoen lit 1nO Die oerifieoene
&or5iIge aui5uipeiieu bat, Die auOe.
rem Cars niat eiaen iino. Die boil.
ItdiiSige gusitattitng oerieIbm iini.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26


oaboa 9(bitanO no1ln id6rIid ein
b%olitaltoia nenes Mooea berous.
subriueen itAo fiInoigte idlon frit.
her an. Oob aiid fiir 1917 fciH be-
ioH0ercr @edliel i'm Ban ibrer 9lu.
eiHtreten miiroe. 9aerOngs
ipuroeu einiae uelic @eitelle Der re
auldreu Series Sour 2mie 5uge.
iiigt mo babel bus bette Material
III @oIiteritns uno 6arben nerpells
set 10 onB ouf ben eriten Bid
Die quite arbeit oaran oifidlt.
geruft er6 bel einfdnfeu nui
bic sSribilne@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

ioBt sic elettriide s3iiuoutg. eIeft
ihe 8eIethtug, 9roBe g%ieierbebat
terie. On @lan Niobair Cad. hodt
mooernea @nf0Ihilo. geidmnbig.
feitsuleiier, o6nebmbare gia0er II. a.
III. Sic lit sic tutiohlide SSamllien-
Gar. Die BON irgeito eineIa 6anitien.
mitglieo NIT groBter 5iherbeit 8e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

fms aus Dem 2. 9icaiment BON @eit
&irgiuio, leit es i'm Oorigen @erbit
nod San NHt6nto Geras, ansrildte,
So g}ann ociertiert Ger General.
oojutont III ermddtigt iir Die Or.
greifimg eines jeoen 9urdbrenners
cine 9eIoBuuna ool $50 nas5l.
ieeen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

fiibrt per0en fam. geir berpciien
nniere 9eier allf Die 4n5eige Oieier
Sirma an nuoerer Stele oieies Blot
tes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

eo6rciton @. ga., "a. 6eb.
aod Dem geridt, melder Dem &c.
nerolnojutonten eritottet nnroeit lit,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10

lie ierlig @rao l9rerige. Socobs
m0erful0e 0rsm ON Simmelltigen
% Sacobsfompen. Oct er aopitler,
JON bar oeret til megen 2eroom,
@lGoe og Croft for mango Menne-
tier neo ieennem 8ioerne,
/. Sap. 36-37. I omfotter oct
fier6e Afinit meo Oberifriften:
a9isie er eiarls. oct er gooms
Sl9gter.~
8enne Siitorie bar iomme 9etpo.
Ming iom Ssmaels Gen. Tom font
ner til mig, oiI ieg in%oenlunoe ito
De no.
3. aap. 81. 80, 26 uogsr oct
iemte og iioite afinit I oen forite
Moiebog. Soiepb, Socobs Son. er
5opeoperiouen / oenue Siitorie.
@runotnnfen fan moaife boot no.
truffes ioaIeoes: Soiepb / 5orne.
orelie og Opbbielie.
Soiepb itaar Der miot / oenne for.
nnoerlige S%iitorie. Tom ct at oe al.
leriterite 5orbiaeoer pao Wlen.
neifeiennen Seilts ariihts. Saoet at
line egne, iolgt Tor en- ringe Gum
Benge % ooer9inet til Seoningerne
o.ib. Mlen / SUBS 3ime fommer
ban til itor 9ere o9 @ngt % bliner
en- 5relier / 9Boen boaoe for lit
eget 6olf og for Seonineer.
4nmGrf. Zen forite Moie.
bog er meo 8ette blepen falot -
1ilbIiuelies go8en", ioroi hi / Den
bar en- fIar og fpnoig 8eretuiu9 ON
ale Iiugs 5il6lipeIie: geroens Eta.
Belle. @enneifets Sfabelie, Wenne.
ifets 5olO pe6 6oriorelie At Den
aamle Slan9e % G%preisring beo
9roeu poa ben itore 6ooeoforiut
telie ON Den tore fpinoefeote. Der
ifal ienoerfnuie SIangens @obco.
StrnfS neo 9ipets M~orgenreoc
oeIer MenneifeiIeoten fig i to, nenl.
Zig / FRO % gentro, repraienteret
Stain % libel. elsie to 9inier Is.
Der Iige op til beiere % penitre
Sioe al 8ommertrouen til iioit og
euoer meO Greene. @aar bort -
aommer bio
Sroen or Den itore Sopeoiag -
meo Den felger timelig. aonoelig oa
euig geIiianelie. efsemplcr berpan
er aoam. enof. Roab, @eldiieocl
4brobom, Siaf. Sacob og Soiepb.
gantroen or 0oneoulnffcn - meo
ben islger 9ommen. Gfscmpler ber
poa er Spnoilooen % Sproeforpir
rinoen. 2ps isrite Moicbog meo
oenne @runotonfe Tor Zie.
6ortiGttes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10
Ginf for 6enneml9sning
al Yibelen | 1917.

5 en- tioligere artifel / airfebla'
oct tiaoo jeg mig at benitiae til
@euner / Gen foreneoe onnite Sir
fe at feire Reformotionsaaret neo
at genneml9ie Dor oDrebore 9ibel-
bog. 8ao 5orbaano er ieg forbisiet
ON, at ger bi oct meo itor SLID og
inoerlig gen ON Selligaanoens 2ps
og Strait, ioa ifal oct blibe os til
megen 8eoerfpegelie og tiene til
5remitso banoe | bort E~roeslio,
Seaiggerelieslin, Samfunoslib og
girfiombeo / Subs Hige.
On oct funoe tjene 9enner til
nogen 9i9lp, maa bet bore mig
tiaaot at gioe nogle 8inf eaer Sim
gerpeg for oes beore at funne leie
ben beliigneoe 8ibel6oe meo goot
Iobptte.
Oct er blot ct Snerblif oper De
enfelte bibelife Bigger og @runo'
tanferne i gseerne; iom ieg Der
Renter paa. Mad Serren | 0aaoe
peliigne bisie 8inf for fit Rapns
SfpIo.
8or o~prebare 9ibelbog omfatter
66 8eger, 1889 9npitIer. @anife
naturlig faloer oisie Sc 8sger / 8
Sopebgrupper, fire | bet gamle Ee.
itamente og fire | bet rDe Seita-
mente.
5or oct gamle 9eitamerltes Bed
fommenbe fal6er @rilpperne iaale-
oes: DE fem Woiebsger, De tolb
|b%iitoriife 8sger, be fem poetiife 3d.
ger og be II profetiife 9sger.
5or bet npe Eeitamentes beofom-
menoe fal6er be iaaleoes: De fire
@pongelier; 4poitelbiitorien, be 81
8repe os Sobannes 9abenbarins.
Den fsrlte Bog | oenne berlige
Sempelbpgning begpnoer meo oisie
maieitntiife Orc: IS 9egpnoeIien
ffabte CUB Simmelen og Soroen."
Og ben iiofte Bog enoer meo 6isfe
for Cubs Ieben6e Wenigbe6,
~2ammets Suitru," iaa IipiaIige
Orb: .Sa, ies fommer inartl
Mmen".
6per Bog er ct 2e6 | Wpeningen,
~iammenfsiet at ben e~uboommeliee
arfitet = &e1igoanoen; 6erfor er
1enrpelbpeninsel iifIOtommen %
uieiIbar. 6eGieaanbem e tiIiee
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10
Yaa Terouns Slaamarfer
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isg paa Scenen Tor 6rauifmpnoe.
mes Sejr uOenior @erorn ben 81.
Oftober. San bar aennemitreiiet
ben bsire Weuiebreo og Jet pao
mart 9olo Den biitoriife @rnno ON.
firing 5leiirp 3biaumont % 0ouof.
mont, iom bin Gag blco nun0en
tilbnge for 5ranfrig. De fire 5or.
ter: Gouaumont, Ibiaumont, Baur
% Souuine banner Ell pansret sSirs
fant foron 8eronn. Shiaumont oa
0oliaumont logger pna Den ianlme
9ejoe 90 oanner Den enc Sioe of
6irfanten, 8aur % Soubile ben
anOen. % ier man fan iige,
at man beberifer 9erInn, er
bet ~nsooeno:at at bare bempg.
tiget iig belle oenne befpiteoe
5irfant, bpao 3piferne aIorig gior.
be. De tog 8hiarmont, 9arr %
9onaimont; men De naaeoe aloria
iaa n9r til Souoiae, at bette Steo
par uoiat for nogen iprlig 5are.
Set fan iperges, bbiIfen taftiif
5oroel 6ranifmPnoene bar opnaaet
oeo 3iIbneeerobringen al oisie Stil.
finger, rent bortiet ira Den ienti.
mentaIe Snteresies, Der er fnpttet
til Dem, efteriom bet bar tpoeligt,
at ben tpife Sffeniio bar oefinitibt
bruot iammen, iioen Slaget peo
Somme begpnote. Sparet err meget
iimpelt. Saa l9nge 3piferne boIot
be tire Sioer Of ben pansreoe Sir.
FAINT beiat, bar be life blot / 9eii6.
belle af be melt oominerenoe Sei.
Der runot ON gDen; men oeres 81.
ME oanne6e ct magtfulot 5rem.
ipring t9t beo Beroun. Oct bar
~nsobenoigt at gibe 8erbun 2nft -
iom en- General uotrpfte Situatio.
men = og at gore ben frantic 2inie
befoem og iiffer for 8interen. 5
Steoet for MI at babe be tpffe 81.
nier t9t op til, bbao Der er tilboge
at 8pen, iaaoan at be funoe ODER.
ifue ale be frantic StiQinger, er
be blebet brenne tire ailometer til.
bage | Centrum, og 5ranifmenoe
ne er paanp | Defiooelie Of be DO.
minerenoe Observation-Disclosures. SeI.
Ter life maa oct glemmes, of UNDER
Slaget er $1,000 til 10000 9pffe.
re - at BONNIE efter 4ntaaet af
5oneer - bIepen ifilteoe ~bors De
combdt".
Der boiler ct noget bemmeIie.
bebsfiiI6t SIsr ODER Grobringen of
Dot,aitmort; tbi Granfmenbene