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Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
Last Day of Contest

Several days ago Secretary Evans of the Mesa Commercial club inaug- urated contest wherein F girls would be selected to go with the en- tertainment committee half way to Tempe where the committee will meet with the Evergreen Highway commits sion which will be in Mesa on August IL Today is the last day of the con- test and the following girls are re- ceiving votes through the Mesa paper: Misses Luck Brown. Lois Simpkins, Delta Stapley, Nell Rrundage, Alta Vance Hazel Nelson, Eleanor Newell. Gertrude Nelson, Amy Mcdonald and Maude Brundage.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
"The Little Orphan"

Ella Hall returns to the host of ad- mirers she has created through her skill and artistry as star of earlier Bluebirds, with her announced appear ance at the Goodwin Airdome tonight in "The Little Orphan" There are fans that sincerely believe that Ella Hall is the best interpreter of child life in moving pictures today. Then there are others who join in with the opinion that she is about the only screen queen who can successfully start a role impersonating a kiddie of young years and carry her onward to maturity-all done with true artistry and with the best effect
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
Personal Mention

M. P. Peterson of St. Johns, cattle and sheep man, is in Mesa on a com bined business and pleasure trip.
 Miss Lottie Noble of the Toggery has gone to Roosevelt for two-day visit with her brother Captain Noble.
 T. R. Sunberg, assistant master me- chanic of the Ray Consolidated is in Mesa on a visit with Elijah Allen Of the Kelly -Deihl Allen company.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
 COUNTY OF MARICOPA, STATE
 OF ARIZONA. IN THE MATTER
 OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN o.
 MING. DECEASED - NOTICE OF
 SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT PRI-
 VATE SALE
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that In pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the County of Maricopa. State of Arizona. made on the 18th day of December. 1916, in the matter of the estate of John o. Ming, deceased. the undersigned the administrator of the said estate. will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, subject to con- firmation by said Superior Court, on or after Thursday. August 2, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the office of Phillips & Norviel. room Monihon Building, in the City of Phoenix. Maricopa County. Arizona, Cat which place bids in writing will be received) the fol- lowing described real property. to-wit: Lot seventeen 1O. and the south fifteen feet of lot nineteen G9) of Norma Place. subdivision of part of the southwest quarter of Section 5, Township North. Range 3 East of the G. & $. R. E. & M. Maricopa County, Arizona, according to the map or plat of said Norma Place now on file and of record in the office of the County Recorder of said Maricopa County. There is. on said real estate, a mort
 gage of $2S00.00. dated April 13, 1915. In l favor of A. L. Andrews and Olive An drews. Said real estate will be sold subject to said mortgage.
 | TERMS OF SALE: The states in
 terest in said parcels of real estate will he sold for cash or part cash and l the remainder in deferred payments 1 secured by mortgage upon said rea1 estate in the manner provided by law 1 L. L. PLANK, Administrator of the Estate of John o 1 Ming. Deceased Dated July 16 1917
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
At the Tbeaters

"The Pinch Hitter" the story of gaWky youth whom love directed into baseball, and from then into matri- mony, forms an interesting comedy drama at the Majestic. A Keystone comedy bearing the classic title "A Dogs Own Tale" promises a lot of fun making an entertaining seven reels. The Orpheum offers, The House of a Thousand Candles" and the Hearst -Pathe series.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
Dry Goods Department Manaoer

W. F. Hankemeier, with his family, has arrived in Mesa where he will assume the management of the dry goods department of the Toggery For the past five years Mir Hanke- meier has been at the head of the piece goods department of the Stein field company in Tucson, and bears a high reputation for efficiency in his line
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
SOUTHSIDE NEW
MESA OFFICE The Orange Blossom
 Phone 25

morning washed the Roosevelt high way considerably just beyond the eastern canal, some five miles east of Mesa. The rain falling on the vast stretch of desert was backed up against the canal bank and rushing southward cut some ugly holes Tn the roadway. Considerable work will be needed to make the road pleasant for driving.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
TWO HOMERs ARE ALL
 RUNS NEW YORK GETS

NEW YORK, July 30-,Iew York won the opening game from St. Louis. Both Shotton and Sisler hit home runs in the first inning. F. II. l.. St. Louis 200 900 000- 2 I l New York 003 000 COX 3 6
 Batteries Sothoron, Martin and Sev- eroid; Fisher and Nunamaker.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
Funeral Held Yesterday

The funeral service of Mrs. Millie Nall of Gilbert was held yesterday afternoon at the family residence. Mrs Nall was the wife of N. A. Nall and had been in Arizona but three months having come from Texas on account of her health. She leaves beside the husband. a 22-month- old habe
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
CROWD TAXES HAND
 IN ST.:.L0U|S GAME
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

ST. LOUIS, July 30.-Philadelphia hit Doak hard in the first two innings and beat St. Louis.
 Fans in the bleachers showered pop bottles on the field in the seventh when they disagreed with Umpire Byron's decision on a third strike. The game was suspended for a few minutes while the field was cleared. Philadelphia .....210 GOO 000-3 s 1
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
CINCINNATI |S EASY
 FUR RUBE MARQUARD
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

CINCINNATI, July 30 Marquard was effective when hits meant runs and Brooklyn had little trouble in defeating Cincinnati.
 R. H. F.. Brooklyn .. =. 003 900 022- B 0 Cincinnati. ....010 000 011- Batteries: Marquard and Meyers, Ring, Eller, Pillett and Wingo.
 Summary-Two- base hits: Meyers. Wingo, Chase, Marquard. Three base hits: Griffith, CD; Kopf, Roush. Stolen bases: Chase, Stengel Double plays: Wingo to Chase: Cutshaw to Wilson to Daubert; Groh to chase. Base on bals: off Marquard, 3; off Ring, 1. Struck out: By Marquard, 5; by Eller 3. Empires: O'Day and Harrison.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
POOR WORK ON BASES
 GIVES CAME ID CUBS
rRepublican A. P. Leased Wire

CHICAGO, July 30.-Demaree was hit hald but was given fine support. Boston spelling most of their chances by poor baserunning. They saved themselves from a shoutout, however. by punching a single and double in the ninth.
 Boston .......... 900 000 001-1 1 Chicago ..........0 .021 900 '0O*-3 5 0
 Batteries-Allen, Ragan, Barnes and - e~.- rNorrp rce and Wilson
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
PHI[L|ES' HTS FAIL
 ID TURN INTO RUNS
Republican A. p. Leased Wirci

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-Bagby kelt the nits well scattered and Cleve- land won Myers vas driven off the rubber in the ninth and R. Johnson went in and stopped the "a iy. Jamie son and Roth each made three singles and double ill five times at bat.
 R. H. E. Cleveland 200 900 112- 6 If l Philadelphia .. 100 09o 00o- l Il i Batteries Bagby and Billings; My CTS, Johnson and Schang.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

UUUUUETAO etao shrdl shrdlu shrd At Atlanta, -; Memphis, 4-6. At Birmingham. F; Little Rock, O.. At New Orleans, 4; Chattanooga, 2. lnd
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
lnstaIls Posting Machine

The Tempe National bank is install- ing a Burroughs posting machine, which will facilitate bookkeeping very much.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
GIANTS LOSE CAME
 BY DOUBLE PLAYS
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

PITTSBURG. Ju y 30.-Carlson was hit hard, but four double plays kept New York from scoring while the Pittsburg hits came at opportune times.
 R. H. E. New York ..... .010 100 001- 15 0 Pittsburg .. 200 100 G1x- F 0 Batteries: Tesreau, Anderson, Per ritt and Raridan; Carlson, Cooper and Fischer.
 Summary-Two-ba base hits Burns, Roeckel, Wagner Stolen bases: Big bee, Kauff; Double plays: Debus, Ward and Wagner; Boekel and Wagner, (O; Ward and Wagne-. Base On balls: of Anderson, 1 off Carlson 1. Struck out: By Tesreau, l by Anderson. ?; by Per ritt 2 by Carlson, ?; by Cooper 1. Um- pires: Klem and Emslie.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31

Earl Neale, a young outf1eld re- cruit the Cincinnati Reds picked up last season, fielded handsomely all through the summer, but till this spring showed no great class at bat. Neale has hit a 800 stride this sea- son and has been one of the teams most consistent clouters. Among the new generation of outhelders t e are few to surpass him. Q
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
CLUB STANDINGS
American Ieauue

Yesterdays Results Detroit 16, Washington 4. Boston 3, Chicago l. Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 1. New York 3, St. Louis 2.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
YesterdaY's Results

Brooklyn T, Cincinnati 3. Pittsburg 1, New York 3. Chicago 3, Boston 1.
 Philadelphia 3. St. Louis ?.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
Arrived Home

MT and Mrs. Henry Ankenbrand arrived home yesterday from their tw weeks auto tour throughout the north ern part of the state.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31

TF.MPE LOCAL-
 FOR SALE-Damaged wheat and barley at greatly reduced prices. TEMPE MILLING COMPANY.-Adv. | If
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31
WESTERN LEAGUE

No games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31

Drive Slowly The heavy rain fall of sund
Arizona republican., 1917-07-31

First pub. July 30, 1917. Last pub. Aug. 1 1917.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
rDanife / Musrifa", 2, Sinh,

st Dobbeltbefte at M%dtiondIppr-
tet, uDanife / Mmerifa" ct / oisie
Gage l1ofom1net bos 6. MaSmuSi en
60, 72O-722 go. 4tb st., Minne.
apolis, Minn. =
Mf Sen %interes1a11te SnobolosIiit tie
:bi0iettes felgen6e:
Den banife Sn6bo11oring til Sc
Soreneoe @toter. - Sc Dnnife beo
gbre Walnltt Greet, Maribon Co.,
8s., al Mrbeiosmon6 Sulins Sobn=
len. &anfas. - De Don1fe /
&onias & 8ine6er). - Wisconiin,
al g. g. S%tranbpolo. 80 De Dunife
/ Oregon og 8rooflpn, @is., al
Boitor 6. 81. Siortsbang. Sen
oonlfe &oloni Orange Eomn1bip
be0 Seem 2isbon, Sl1nea11 60, -8is.,
af 6. q. S%iortspang. = Sen banife
aoloni Deo 5bennington, Monroe
60, isis, al 6. 81. Siortspang. -
|De Danife / Hleoiont gallep, ct.
|Groir 60, at 81. 8ol1lim 6 8ille-
oer). Sllinois, af g, g, Strano-
Fbol0. - Sc Donife / % omfring
Sbefftel0, ST., at SC. 6. Nasm1ts=
len. De Danffe / 8nreau, Sll.1
|of g. 6. Gosmnsien. - De Danffe
Il SlIinois g gilleoer). - 3rerien.
LAT 8aitor $. &oienitanb. - Mebra.
fla, af 6. g. Stronobolo. - De
oonife NDbDegere i Sotparo Co.,
gseb:, al Setter gbbeien. Mf en-
8ionerpraits 0pIepeIfer (23 giIle-
oer). Den oanife &olorti beo
Marquete og &ronborg, Samiltor1
60, Neb, at 8alfor $. Gabn.
De 9anffe i Gaeine, isis, (Begpn-
BELIEF at 8eter Saeobien e Bille-
berry
3eftet er foriDnet me0 en- Mangbe
Bileoer, oeraf mango at Meno og
abiroer, ierlig al 6e arfe gaD-
,bDggere, meoens Heitm er Bbg-
nit1ger 0. q.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Sanbbrnbeb!

Seq bar BET ligeiom George @aib-
ingto1L oct er mig lite m11ligt at
fige en- 2dgr. Min Mo6er formane0e
mig: sig ulti6 Sm6beo," min So
Ser iag6e set famine, og 8arnepigen
trueoe mig meo Sforltensfeieren,
bpis leg life iag6e 6nn6beo.
2ao mig 6a fdrit faite ct 8lif
ttlbage paa min 8arn0om.
@arnepigen bab6e 8ef6g / &jof=
tenet al iin Mereite. uSbig Sin
Naooer ip6rger, ON Der en- rogen, ioo
fig blot, at Mnna og leg er ganlfe
enc Sun fDsieoe mig og gab mig
en- Sage.
uNlen fommer gforitensfeierer,
faa iHfffe % tager mie?1 fpurgte
ieg.
vgeei biit iiffffe, nei; SET er bare
noget 5nnff."
Seq CIT in6 | Stnen, Oct fgrite
Wiooer iagbe, bor: Or Der 1ogen
noe &ii6fffenet2 Seq ipnteg, ieg
b6rte en- Mm1bfolfeiter1ne
Nin 5anobrnbeb banot Geir oper
mine 8etanfeligbeoer, oe leg ioa-
reoe:: $50, Maries &ierelte er ser. :
Mooer iagoe, leg bar en- gob
I9reng. 8agefter fneb baa6e gor1e-
pigen 90 &~offepigen mig, mar oe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
ueitterer"1 Sejbe. / sberrie.

S 1tocfbolmife 1itterpre &re61e er
ma11 i oiSie Dage meget optaget al
en- -pinlia og / fine bore 6ormer
britt ienlationel &ontrobers mellem
to of 5taoens sfien6te M9nb, Gor=
%fattercn, @repe 8irger Mgrner 90
i@%ritiferen, 0r. Sobn 2in6qbilt>
MIlereoe. fra en- tioligere Mnmel=
6elie al 8reb Merners &rigsbog,
rMeo. Brofetens Soft, baboe 9r.
2inoqbiif p%aabraeet fig @rebens Il
naaoe, oa MI bar en- NIB, / Gormcn
ret beberifet, men / 8ealiteten .fterfft
fritiierenoe 0mtnIe at greb Mgrnes
}ioite 8og, n8raballabus", foaet
greoen zfla d 1ebe at meo 5orfattes-
rem, Der !. npbnte Mnleoning bar til
lenot Dr. 2anoqbiit felgenoe fraftige
..Salut, iom offentliggjgres ! 90
gems NDbefer":
D. r5ignatnren S. IS meo al Git
ferbe0 beoioit lpmmelaetige Mngreb
paa mig r9agens Npbeter" forle-
ben fan tim beipares me0 %offentlig
fforporlig @eDielie. So jeg fprmooer,
at S. 8. ogiaa / fbiiif 9en1eeme er
en- Staffel, bar jeg bermeo ! goo
3io billet gibe bonn 2eiligbeo til at
forfpne fig me6 t: gfs. en- 1a6t @e-
bolper eller onoet 0aaben til 5elb-
foribar. SelD agter leg ubebebnet
at rebie Smeoefriperen meo en- g
refigen."
Set er bel fun rime1igt, at man
! Sc interesiere0e @reoie meo en-
big SpRnoing ofbenter set 9iebIif,
90 ben anmelme 6ramotiife Busting
fommer Mnmeloeren for Ore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

luaperlDneoe, at Sc life tan fale
meo bperanore eller lore al Dber-
.a1lDre.
gsn boper leg ben Scotland, at
5peniferne i oenne 9eniepnoe bar.
paret Dem, 1om forlpmte met. pc
bar iiffert ltgrre @rnno til 5elpbe-
breioel1e END bi.
5om ct tppiif Gfsempel paa, at
norif 2itterotur jalbent lpies pan
IDrtginaliproget / Sberrig fan nRD=
mes Nanifeligbeoen beo at opbripe
EN- norif Mbis, naar man reiIer j
[sberrig. S Norge berimoo finbes
Der 10 ipenife Globe i alle tgrre
|2R1elale og nplten alle &ioffer. Set
Ell en- paafal0en0e lille Snteresie,
mon 5berrig finder for norif
|5prog og 2itterntnr, merer Sorfatz
tereM bbis nbtalel1er bi giengiber
efter ben lbenife Sper19ttel1e, iom
ii61te l1ge fremfom i @orce1ter=8la,
oct n5fonbindbia"
Wen, flyer ben norife 2prer BIZ
6ere, Ri Norm9nb bar laam9n6 BEL
Ter ingen @run6 til at prale for me
get. &1n unotagel1esbis treffer mon
Menneifer, lom bar noget in6gaa,
en6e &ien6fab til ibenif 9igtning.
Ser fin6es ma1rge, iom iluger Dor
egen inofg6te u5ppfluelitteratltr"
men lom olorig Dor leit en- lpenif
Bog. Set er tilifrnffeligt Der at
nebne 9trinoberg, 5elmo 2agerGpf
og 6rpbing. On og on6en Tan babe
lpit noale at bisie 6orfotteres
8grfer, men 90 ct. Oct Tom &ege1
/ 6an1f Dberiettelie. Og tit treffes
alment0onne0e Norm9n6, Tom pan,
1fdar; at Sc ilet life er / 5tnn6 til
at l9ic 5benifl
81 Donife fon tilfpie;; aieeioo
Dos o.!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

flnoe forame af 5feo neo Del, %
allere6e bengang ilog oct mig, at
.egentlig lennen6e bar 5an0beosfar-
ligbe0en lite.
ut bgre andre lDbe, fun1e leg
better iifffe ffiinoe mig !. On Sag bgr-
tie leg Wooer iige:: ySSeg=bil ba ban>
be, at Sru Senien life f%onnaner-=i
.Dag." Slot efter Tom Srn SEMEN
|og min Mooer mootog benbe So
bierteligt og fng6e:: n9et bar fignt
|af Sem, leg er iaa GLAD ODER ct e
DEM"
oMooer"> iag6e jeg, rou n1aa lite
|lbbe, iaa fommer @foritensfeeren
90 tuger 6ig."
5Srn SEMEN iao li6t forbapiet no,
og Wober traf mig inc / Gobefam-
nteret og gab mig @is.
Seq ifuloe arbe min gamle erim,
me gante. Seq h1noe life fororage
benoe. On Sag fog bun mig paa
Sfigoet, fpsie6e mig og iogbe: =
Sober Du meget of Eante Set
te?"
.pgsei", iaeoe ieg> .nfor ou er Ioo
nfel grim" Sun fatte mtg fra fig
meo Ben @rfleri11e, at ieg bar EN-
itpg 1nge, Tom biloe en6e / Guqt-
buffet; benoes Nenge ful6e ieg iiffte
foa en- Gre .af. Saoer. bonfeoe mig
me6 Span{frgret, Mooer meb Mi-
let. |
Gor en- Sis ii0en blep leg forelfet
| en- nng Dame, o9 .b,tn / mig. Ni
bleb %for1opet. On 9ag iag6e bun til
mig: v@ba6 ipnes 6n ON Sr6fe1,
1GborIotte?"
~eSSeg. fDnes> BUN er. o%beroroentlia
|imuf."
rSm1ffffere emo leg moaife?"
$50, oct er BUN, men --~
Sltn lpb raien6e fir Sci. MeHe
Sag lenote bun mig Torlo0eliesrin-
gen tilboge. s.s
Seieren tror maaife, at bboo ieg
yer bar forfeit er. 0per6ribelie og
(0potete1ie ? Seq bor 10 iaet Sem,
lieg life tan 1bpe!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
6kihattpt.
Garte1 pber 9ltlamten.

Eorsbag Ben 81. Sattl1ar afgaarr
u6ellig Clan" fra Seem Dorf til &g-
benbabn @riitiansiano, % &riitias
nia; BEN .er for Ei6en ! &gbenbabn
bborfra ben for fer1te Gang ! Ma1r
letter @11rien moo Beit ben H..
6s.
Sen 18. 81. .afgaar n6reberif
VIII" fra &igbenbabn paa @ejile
til Mmerifa.
u1tniteb States" befinber fig !
Sribabne1t % bliber Ser lige til ben
s. Sebruar.
Oscar II" ofgif fra SEEM Sort
til Morge % 9anmarf, Eora6ag iD--
ite uge, og oil funne bentes til
&sbenbabn naite 9nSoag.
Sen norife Camper, v&rii tiania=
fiorb", forlaber Seem Sort MI paa
2gr0ag paa @eiie til Bergen, %
u8ergensjor6" er nnoerbeis til 81
inertia.
-
Soripnet me6 6obbelt &orto og
merfet Supplementary Wail bio
g. g. u&riltianiafior0", oil 8o1t
fra Mellemltaterne muligbis fnn11e
nan Bette 5fib inber 2grbag Otter
mi6bng, forn6iat, at Sen life afien-
bes ienere ems Gags Morgen.
Derefter ufgaar npite 8oit til
6fan6inabien me0 u8ergensiorb"
Sen 81. Sannar og meo u$elIig
9lab" 6en 81. San1ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
Trrnpna Grnnnlau.

Bor Oberiigt beri 8la0et it61te
llge ODER 6e 8etrgbeller, Der nofol=
oes for at biofpre Sre0 !: @uropa,
flutteoes meb ZEN Meooelelies ont at
Sen tpffe &egjering baooe beibaret
@re1ioert 8il1onS Note al l8. De-
cember meo ct .Gorilag, fom gift no
poo at iamle &epreientanfer for De
frigsfprenoe Magters til en- inole-
oem6e &onference.
SEN fg1gen6e Sag for1p6 set, at
tDife @mbe0smen6 i ct itgrre Mntal
Dor onfommet til @aag. for at trRfz
Te.. Toranltaltninger isBorbinoelie
n1eozb er &onference, Spfflanb baboe
sfore1aoet; bl.. a. git bisie &errers
,Mrbeibe n6s poa at fire De ebenta=
ellie Delegereoe &otelbprelfer etc.
Men ienere i l1gen bgrte man lite
mere ON 6isie forbaiteoe Gorberebel-
Ter.
Set aniaas for n9iten gipet, at
&Diflono bil6e bore biIlig til / al
5ortroltgbe6 at gi6re ben a1nerifan<
tie @egiering befienbt me6. De 8il-
faor, bporpna set pi16e bn1ere 1T
Srebstilbu0; &pgterne berom ssfreb
Zig nermelt fra ben 0mitpnoigbe1,
lot Sen amerifanife @eian6f 8erlin,
:SSaunes: IS. @erar6, bab6e babt Ell
hengere &onferenee meb Setter 8il-
belm. Men noget 6efinitipt Silbro
! &etning al at bbiife Uncle Com
Gre6sbHingelferne i 9ret er lite
fremfommet - / bbe1 6a10 lite
'offent1iggiort..
Derimo6 bor Scr. @ernr6 nn6erz
rettet fin Megiering ON, at Spifluno
ana1ligbis bil6e: flaa al paa fine sS5or-
oringer % bl. a. tilbp6e at bdale
Belgien en- it6rre &rigsifa6eserltat-
ming u6fra set Spnspunft, at ben
Sfaoe, ser tilfpie6es 2an6et og Sol
fet, bar cit ulmilit9r Mpoben6ig<
beb."
Set nertraIe. europa.
Man bar naturligbis rne6 Span-
6ing o%fbentet, bborleoes Sc neutrale
2anbe / @uropa bil6e 1tille fig ober-
for Yrpft6ent @ilions gtote Of 18.
December. Set icbwei5ilfe Gorbun6S-
roab gab, iorn ollere6e meo6elt, @il=
Jon fin giebliffelige Gililntning.
Men fra @%rtitionia teIegrofereoes
Den 80. Sec: vGioens Segn" anIer
oct nj, 90 9piflmo bar beiparei
Mil1ons Senben6el1e, for unpbben-
6igt, at De nel1troIe el1ropeiife 2anoe
fremintter officielle Mnifnelier mel
Sen1Dn til @1onen ON Sreo. ugn
Mote fra Sfm6inabien bil6e pao
t1prbpren6e Sibsp1tnH iifobe nelttra,
Ie ~SSnferesfer mere, e11b ben bil6e
,gob1te Sorbnnblineerne om Greo"
met1er 8lo6et.
Site befto r1inore bur bog baa6,
oct rorife 5ocinIbemofrati % Sc
norife 6reosforbanb telegrafiH meo.
belt Breii6ert 8tlforL at bang 8e
itrebelfer ! bei @ra6 bill fir6e Sfet.
te % S%orftonelfe fra ttorif SIDE.
De ire noroiffe 2aroes @egieriin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
st litle @inf

2egiSfoturen ianles MI oe for
}f1ellige norobeitlige 5tnter, og 2ot-
maifinerit fptteS,. | Gang. Dd biIoe
bore belbigt, ON Der. bleo beotoget
fnrre og be6re 2obe enc fer, % at
Der b1eb toget !9fri6t til at inofar-
pc Neopenoigbeoen al at oberboloe
bent. !. ,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
NnrhtBk 6prnp.
l1btalelier ON itprre &efielpirfnins.

Danlf og 1lorf 2itteratrr er lite
.ipnberlig fien6t / Sperrig, rotalte
ben ipenfe 8ibliotefar g. Soba11S=
ion / ct til Disfusfion i%nole9enoe
/ @eteborg forleoen. Men
:meget bilbe nllere6e bore bu116d,
ON oe tire nor6iffe Solf alorig leite
bberanores 2ttteratur / Oberfpttel=
ie. 8ihlioteferne mantte funne BIZ
bragg meget til bette.
S Danmarf er BET bog lite blot
Sc litterert SSnteres1erebe, TOM Ice
fer ipenife % norffe 8eger :paa Dirt
ginaliproget, men, tore Dele at Sol
fet. Ealeren nqpnte 8ellmm, ban
er lanbipnligpis enonu mere 1eit %
lfattet pou ben anben sioe Sun6ef
cnb. / Sberrig.
Sort og Danif luies gaaife bi1t
/ ibenife Sfoler, men bioere Tan bet
life .blibe al set, 6n Ei6en til set
mao itieleS fra Mnoerbisningen !
Mo6,e,rsmaaI.
$ ipenife 8ibliotefer fin6es Ser
mi go6e banff=fbenlfe og norif=iben-
tie 2erifa. On GolfeGenf6e" er
netop 116fommet me6 u6fprlige for
floren6e Mnmarfninger. Mlt bette
er Mrbei6e / ben rigtige @et1ing.
Mt norf og banH 2itteratur Tan faa.
Ell u61traf 29lefre0s i 5berrig, BIZ
ler 8ibltotefernes for 6isie 8ggers
8e0fommen6e 1ta6ig bofienoe Sta-
tiftif.
Sen npltiftebe nor6iife SCREENING,
bor lat fig forn Maal at mino-
tie Mfitanoen mellem De noroiife
/ lttterer &etning, er al1ereoe
/ fnl6t Mrbeioe.
Sra norif SIDE foreligger fglge1,
Sc u6talel1e / usSntelligensfe0ler"
al Olab Sougen, Ser opfor6rer alle
fine 2onosmen6 til at leIe mere
ibenif 2itteratnr, END 6e gigr::
uSpoo banif 2itteratur ongaar,
fon man trpgt fige, at Ri Norompn6
bar bnret ct belbilligt 8nblifum.
Oberfor Sberrig er Sorboloet imio=
lertio an6erle6es, til Ero6s for, at
.5berrig bog es ct 2an6, pi, geogra-
fife id, ffnIbe bobe Sen libItgite
Sorbinoelie meo. Dt e, fom Sir
len, benne SielorDg, Der fun firoes
i 2erebsgertle, bar ftpngt 8eien
mellem be to 8rporeInn6e. 8eie1l
=pber 6fageraf bar oltio baret let
tare of before emo 0eien ober Be 96e
|5fobe. 9ben1ferne CT BOG ben yta@
ton, Tom bi Ell met / 5lagt meo.
% Tom hi bar 6e itgrite Soruoiat-
ninger for at funne f%oritaa % blibe
|forftaaet af.
8egge 2anbene bar iaa r1eget til
.G9lles ! bort 5o1felip % Solfefa-
rafter, at man %erfienoer fig gIao
.beb at blibe befienot me6 ugrp6re-
|foIffet1. So, ii Sberrig bar 10 baret
Oct 2an6, Tom bi bar funnel fa1be
.8r9oreIa1b", 90 felb ON Der ogiaa
bar Deret itrenge 8rDoninger mel
lem 8rp0rene, bgr oe lite bore fao
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05

gu peo Marsiftftet benptter bi
2eiligbeoen til at uotale Dor Sm
for Sc mange be11lige notald}er,
ser er 1en6t ps angaaen6e baaoe bort
8lob og bort itore 8erf ~Danife
/ Mnerifa". f.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-05
uS6e speaseri6ip"

@d,tpen ON Soften font r@peof-
er"" ! Minneiotoas 9egislotur falot
ITO til Sor0el for 8alpb Starter;
bbis Mo6fatoioot iot1 omtolt, bar
Charles s.. 8arner.