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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-06

GUulQ not oLduu
on my feet for
any long period
of time and did
not sleep well.
The physician
who treated me
did not seem 10
help me any
and a friend ad-
vised Lydia y.
: k h a IN s
Vegetable Com
pound I took
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-06

The great English actors
masterpiece IN SIX reels, a
dramatic classic with the
power and charm Of a
great personality. Sir John
Forbes = Robertson. This
brilliant star and cast was
seen at the Oliver theater
two years ago IN this same
production. In order to
add to our extra fine every
Friday shows We are using
this picture but one day,
instead Of showing it on
a Monday and Tuesday.
This is one of the most re-
markable and interesting
stories ever put into pic
ture. We also present a
laughable Pathe comedy
and one Of those beautiful
educational subjects Of
Psthe. A more pleasing
ladies' matinee entertain
ment could not be asked
for. Never miss any Of
our FRIDAY shows. One
cannot help but like them.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
NEW FOOD NEEDS

Here are . few Of the new
food needs discovered Nv Miss
Anne Evans and Mrs. J. F. Wei
born in their travels by auto
through thirty-six conties for the
organization Of women's boards
to increase food production and
conservation:
Spanish recipes and interpre-
ters IN the Mexican districts.
The need Of establishing q re-
putation for and securing 1 mar
ket for watergiass eggs.
The need Of combating the
mail-order temptation.
Good substitutes for the
miners dinner pail.
Ways to reduce the waste Of
fruit IN the fruit districts.
Each community Of course has
its own peculiar problems, and
each must work out It's own sal
walton But help Is offered I'll Of
them from the bureau Of mar
kets from experts Of the Colo
RADIO Agricultural college, from
the various committees Of the
State Council Of Defense having
to do with food problems. fror
the press clipping committee Of
the womsn's food .dspartmsnt,
snd froa the food 'adninistra-
ton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
THE INSURGENTS SHOW
(GraalAu Naual

"
The announcement Of Charlie Z.
Friend Of Golden u q candidate for
the Democratic nomination for attor-
ney general throws new light on the
rather dubious situation which exists
in the camp Of The iasurgent Demo-
Gratis Of the state.
Az we feared, It was not 70 much q
question Of righteous indignation on
the part Of sterling and upright cit
liens ~ . question Of individual am
bition. The movement was led by
friend, Nolsr and Charles Essig Of
Fort Collins. Friend u out for A.
torney general, Hubbard's place, and
Moler q out for state auditor, against
r. T. Bernard. Essig has not yet
announced himself but d expected
to come eus IA IL epsn any day.
Thus another millennium comes
tumbling about our earl. We had
supposed IN our rural simplicity that
these men fought tie leaders Of the
Democratic party becasse they were
inspired by high moral principles, but
now " find thsm segsd on BY ambi-
ton. We had thought them altruists
and ind them merely candidates for
office. II Il the way Of politics and
politicians.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

II there be any political honors to
he gained from the various War ap-
pointmsnts the Republicans will have
very little to complain Of for lack Of
opnortunity.
President Wilson. and Governor
G"ntsr. and no doubt many other
stnts executives have bssn absolutely
impartial In their appointments on the
war boards and n there could be any
criticism L certainly cannot come
from tie Republican camp. Howsv.
cr. when the local examinations were
psrfscted BY counties Il became IN
entirely different matter. and few are
the efganisa4aoaa that have not felt
The inhusaes Of che political machine
and Js9srson county hes bssn no ex-
e entloA. Il b unfortunate that ths
show o. patrsotiam eannet b entirely
FREE ffem ths personal political Of 90
rini acknowledgement bat y sseMs 70 b
nlmoet tnpoos6ble - tell Whoro ~
ens 6eolas anA ~ s1Aee isavss ..
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

tn. Denver Tramwav Systen--Interurban Time Card
LEAVES DENvER-5:4O 7;00 800. 900. 1000 100 m.
1900 noon 100 200. $780, 400 610 Clio. 200 p m
LEAVES IEYpEN-652 500 9:O2 1902 HOP q. m.
1902 1;02 2:02 302 4:02 5:O2 COZ 7O2. S:02 p M
ROUTE Sl-CTo Arvada Only
First Arvsds daily, except Sunday ats II M
LEAVES DENvER-sOO, 600 1000. HOOP
LEAVES ARvADA-9:30, 1890 11:30 m.
Golden cars leaving 1130 carries
to Arvada On Wednesdays and Saturdays also carry
passengers for Leyden.
,,x- i. ~ u,,.r {Leaves for Leydsn SIS .
SUNDAY TIME: tLeaves for Denver 7.07
ROUTES
LEAVES DEsvER-5S6 $780, $780, $50 $780, 1890 119o am,
1880 1:S0. 230 $50. 49, $40 CSC. 7So $50 and
1l3O p.
LEAVES CoLDEN-e2 7:25 1886. 985. 1895 and u85 n.
1885 1885, 235 1885, 4:s5 5:S5. 6S6 1885, 1886. 1876 m.
1926 4. m.
SUNDAY TIME E car fs:, 6spE:, for 6: sS M
TWIN, CARA IN Leave Denver SSo and 1919 M
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
NO CRIMINAL GRAFT -
~ IN AVIATION WORK

Conmsntang on Tie various charges
that have been made in regard to the
aviation program, Representative
Daniel B. Anthony, Jr. Of Kansas
Republican member Of the House
Committee on Military Affairs, de-
clared on the floor Of the House:
~ do not believe there has bssn any
criminal graft In the dispersion Of
that $4,000, 900 that We gave them
last year. - There may have been
and were mistakes Of Judgment, but I
do not believe graft will b found In
the military administration part Of
the program. ! believe that We can
safeIy entruse the expenditure this
$4,000, 900 1.-THE sum asked for the
next Ascal year to the men now in
charge, and I believe NJ viii ct ~
suits from now on"
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
Phone Arvada 50
GOVERNOR cuNTER Will
AGAIN Be CANDIDATE

Replying letter from Joe Lawless old friend, ask
ing if he might his candidacy second
Governor Julius c. consented in the following
letter:
June !, 1918
Mr. j. I. Lawless Editor The Sparks Lamar, Colo
Ny Dear Mr. Lawless-I your letter of May 18th,
reading follows
with the meeting OF
mees and assemblies drawing the question is being
generally asked viii Governor Gunter be candidate for
re-electon? And Of old time friends take
the liberty Of addressing this matter Other candi
dates already in field friends
ally anxious to learn your Intentions
The inauguratsd your administration
neon with countrys activities bs carried
successful completion
prompt efficient manner In which every sug-
gestion the National Administration
knowledge Of conditions make desirable
but that continue service to the
state 10 there may be NO possibility Of dsErangsmsnt OF
activities
O your friends N this s.cso, I writing
to ask II have privilege that
will permit be presented to the Democratic
Assembly a. . candidate for reelection.
Hoping will with favorable
reply remain ."
am pleased to have this letter. coming from valued
friend lifetime further appreciate that the
time here when the question should be determined
have endeavod consider and weigh carefully all factors
which should enter into the decision.
If have rendered service to the state and nation
through legislation organization for activities other
wie and the people of the state deem wise to continue
services in the important trust Governor of Colorado for
another term Of two years. will feel proud and h0n0red to
the duty, especially under the grave conditions
obtaining Being of this conviction, you may that
my will be presented the Democratic Assembly and
Primaries
endeavored to be faithful to the high trust placed
in my keeping, and what shall do in the future be
determined by during the present aided and
enlightened by experience.
Very respectfully yours,
JULIUS G. GUNTER.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
PRODUCE ONLY INFERTlLE
EGGS THIS SUMMER

PRODUCE ONLY INFERrlLE
EGGS THIS SUMMER
Egg require special care.
Lice AID mites flesSish.
Chicks require shaded
During the summer months It Is
best to produce only infertile eggs.
This will enable poultry keepers to
sell all the male birds, thus saving
their feed and producing egRs which
will keep better and market 70 .
great advantage. To produce the
best market egRs during the summer.
all male birds should be disposed Of.
No broody hen should he allowed to
sit on the eEgA Clean nests must be
provided. EgKs must be gathered
twice daily. kept in = cool place. and
marketed every few days. Also all
cracked. soiled or misshapen c;.gs had
better be used at home. AND only
large. uniform. clean. fresh eggs sold:
Lice and mites will multiply and
thrive In hot weather. BE on guard.
Spray with . 8 per cent solution Of
any coaltar disinfsctant to kill mites.
Lice can be destroyed entirely BY
treating hens with sodium fluoride.
Put the white powder on In pinchea
all over the birds body. Either Of
above treatments must b. repeated
In ten days.
The little chicks need shade and
protection from the heat. Give them
some shady grounds or build some
frames. cover with old sacks and
place on legs to protect them from
the heat Of the sun. Theywi1l thrive
better. Be sure they get plenty Of
fresh water during the hot days..
P. r. sehowengsrdt. Colorado Arb
cultural College. Fort Collins. Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF COLORADO } ..
County of Jefferson o.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT
No. 20S8.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETI-
TON OF GEORGE w. BERRIAN
FOR THE DETERMINATION OF
THE INTER ESTS IN THE
LANDS AND TENEMENTS OF
JANE HOLDER, Deceased.
Thsis matter coming on to be heard
this 25th day of May, 1918, upon the
petition of George w. Berrian, claim
ing to be the grantee Of the heirs at
law of the said deceased of the North
west Quarter (NW W Section Thirty
five 1857, Township Five (5) South,
Range Seventy-oAe l1D West and
Northwest Quarter (NWH Section
Two ca, Township Six 90 South,
Range Seventy-one (71) West, and
said petition having been duly filed
in said Court and verified by the said
petitioner asking for judicial ascer-
tainment and determination of the
heirs of such deceased, and setting
forth the names, postoffice addresses
and relationship Of all persons who
are or claim to be known to be the
are or claim to be the heirs Of said
deceased so fur as known to the pc
titioner herein are as follows, towit.
Mary E. DeVries formerly Mary
E, Hoider) Salt Lake City, Utah,
daughter, adult.
Accordingly, notice is hereby CIV
en- that upon the 9Th day Of July,
1918, or the day to which the hearing
may be continued, the Court will pro-
coed to receive and hear proofs con-
corning the heirs Of said deceased,
and will, upon the proofs submitted,
enter q decree in said estate deter
mining who are the heirs Of such de-
ceased person and the descent Of the
lands, tenements and Embellishments
Of such deceased, at which hearing
all persons claiming to be heirs at law
Of such deceased may appear and pre-
sent their proofs.
CHARLES PIKE, Clerk
District Court Seal)
Charles Ginsberg 4
Bernard ]. Ford, Attorneys.
Pub. May 30 to June 20, inclusive
NO YARN
Mrs. Cibbs West. chairman OF the
hara annouaess there l. no yarn 20
81 given out. As soen - she 10 able
70 get Il she will netify all who wish
- kit
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
For Economical Trading, The
ARMADA DRY GOODS co.
Is The Place
Phone Arvada 80 H. GARFIEN, Prop.
County Of Jefferson. &c
STATE OF COLORADO, %.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
NJ 0AR9

IN THE MATTER OF THE PETIT
ION OF GEORGE w. BERRIAN
FOR THE DETERMINATION OF
THE Int ESTS IN THE
LANDS AND TENEMENTS OF
RICHARD HOLDER, Deceased.
This matter coming on to be heard
this 25th day of May, 1918, upon
the petition Of George w. Berrian,
claiming to be the grantee Of the
heirs at law of the said deceased Of
the Northwest Quarter (NW ~ Sec
ton Thirty-five 1857, Township Five
49, South, Range Seventy-one KID
West and Northwest Quarter (NWA }
Section Two (2), Township Six 49,
South, Range Seyenty-one' l71l West
and said petition having been duly
filed in said Court and verified by the
said petitioner asking for judi
cial ascertainment and deter
ceased and setting forth the names,
post-office addresses and relationship
Of all persons who are or claim to be
the heirs Of said deceased SO far as
known to the petitioner herein are as
follows, towit:
Mary E. De vries formerly Mary
E. Holder) Salt Lake City, Utah,
daughter, adult.
Accordingly, notice is hereby given
that upon the 9Th day Of July, 1918,
or the day to which the hearing may
be continued, the Court will proceed
to receive and hear proofs concerning
the heirs Of said deceased, and will,
upon proofs submitted, enter 4 de-
cree in said estate determining who
- A. L o;~. 80 al daraoaAd nArR0n
and the descent of the lands, tene-
ments and heireditaments Of such de-
ceased, at which hearing all persons
claiming to be heirs at law Of such
deceased may appear and present
their proofs. i
CHARLES PIKE, Clerk
/ District Court Seal)
Charles Ginberg 1
Bernard J. Ford, Attorneys.
Pub. May 80 to June q inclusive.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

I want work 1t housc.cleaning or
laundry work. Gross c. 4 8. traeks
m Wadsworth Avenue and 20 west
to second house and inquire for Mrs.
Dave Streetsr.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

Stolen-5-passenger Ford car, 9Th
and Champa. Tuesday evening: Re-
ward. License number ]8769, en-
gine number, 143SO7S. Howard Ev-
ans.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

Furnished apartment For Rent
all modern. Inquire Mrs. J. c: Nolan.
Kiln
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

Call Frank r. SchellenRer for
painting. paper hanging. dec.
Grating. automobile painting etc.
All work guaranteed. Phone
Arvada l4OW. 25.tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

Mr.. Fiddlar Of Crimlth. Tuesday.
traded his property for an acreage
tract at Oberon. o., which he will
erect . house soon. ". r. Dalgls
wade tho deal.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

The State Board Of Immigration
has begun an industrial survey Of all
the aaallsr cities and towns in the
state, with . view 10 aiding the local
communities In obtaining such new
business institutions, factories and
professional people q they need.
Blanks have been sent out to all the
towns u the septs, and commercial
bodies. town oficiels and others are
urged 70 an them out promptly
and return them 70 the board, IN or
der that every community may have
full benefit Of the special campaign
which Will b conducted this summer
to bring investments 10 the smaller
communities Of the STATE.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

Unfurnished Rooms For Rcnt.-D.
W. Gosnell, east end Grundvicw.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

c. F. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper. Painting. Paperhang.
in4. 34.tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

For Sale. Matched tenn Of Black
Colts. 1 years old. r. II. Beckett.
Phone Arv. 206W. 6i.2T
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
WANT COLUMN.

II you want to buy. sell. rent,
trade. secure q loan. or have fire
insurance written. See 7. S.
Knapp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

For Sale Light Spring Wagon
fitted out for camping. Phone Ar
vada 1923. 50.2p
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

For Sale-.Buggy. cart, single har-
ness, 3-burncr oil stove, % or 80 w.
Lcghorn chickens, young. Phone Ar
vada 3OSJ4. Gust. HallinR. 81
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

Wanted Woman to do house
work. Cali Arv. io3Rii. Mrs. o. ".
Murphy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

For Sals-Horse. harness and two
wagons. Arv. 80 J. z. Carne. SLIP.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

For Sale-Good horxs 8 yrs old,
ss6. Also Wagon. Buggy. Harness
neos.Ph aae ATvada iS6W. 6O.lt
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

HIGHLANDER" and danish Ball
Hcad"-late cabbage plants. $500
per 1.0O0-36c per loo. E. Brit
ton Valley Ave. bet. Graves 4 Tram.
way.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13

The Anti-6aloon league Of Colo
rade. thru A. J. Finch, IL superin.
tsndsnt, has hled with James 3. Mol.
and, secretary Of STATE, its petition
for q constitutional amendment on
the liquor subject. The amendment
would make Colorado's prohibition
law stlll more drastic and stringent,
but allows . small amount Of liquor
for medicinal purposes. Under the
statutes the amendment had to bs
hled with Secretary holland. and Il ID
said to contain over $4,000 names,
more than suescisnt 70 put Il on the
Novsmber ballot. Four ysars agc
the people voted prohibition along
certain rather lax lines. At IL 1917
session Q democratic Legislature pass
cd the Horton bin. which was an 40.
vancsd stem toward bons-drynsss and
which really vitalissd prohibition In
Colorado thru strict Limitations Of
the uess and amounts Of liquor to be
brought Ia. The Horton law actually
paved the way for the Anti. Saloon
leagues's present petition.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

10 a. m.-Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Preachhing service.
Special Music.
8:46 p. m.-Christian Endeavor.
Come and help and receive . bles'
Rev. Chas. G. Williams, Pastor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
FOR SALE

My Arvada Milk Route. Will sell
very reasonable. Phone Arv. i50 J..
6O.3t
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-06-13
NO YARN

Mrs. Gibbs West. chairman OF the
har. anaouaess there l. no yarn 20
bs given out. As soon ~ she 10 able
10 get Il she will netify all who wish
to knit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26

mite spnet unoer arbeiSe. gulscue.
bar ban rsgtct fine @lsremaaI ianl-
plttisbeosiulbf.
Erambpsser &aid, 5reorifS.
balo, cr aiaaaet ueo Geocn, SO gar
damned. Ssiten 1860 begpnbte ban
nleo Yraniarbcioe, ierlt paa 3onaen
o. ira 1861 paa alGrringbrpsyer.
Scnere arbeibeoe ban peo SaIg.
brugsioreninsen, hos bpen Iiosoe
arbcioeoe | 80 Mar oerai / AZ
Mar JONI Irbeiosleoer.
6eiermeiter g. ". Grifien (!
Stapanscr er aieaaet peb 9soenL 6S
gar sammel. 5 14.AarsoIoeren
tom ban / SeierlRre i Stapanser.
men aibrso 99ren % tog t~iliiss Ell
Sio. Sienlfomnrn ira Sisen toa
ban after fat paa ELECTROMAGNETIC
% anlattes iom Seiermeiter ior oper
30 Nar iioerl. Sor etpor gIor iioen
ieireSe ban 50.aars &rbiIpum fonl
Seieripenb. S tit Gsteitab bopoc
ban 10 Barn, bporai De 10 Icper.
@aarobruser Grit @geiier
differ er aleaaet PED Gsoen i en- Il-
Der al 76 gar. Weo ham er Ell al
offers melt fienote NGnO gooet bort.
Serenoe I'll en- al @pg0euS pIoitc
Slegter par ban / mango gar en-
ifattet aommunemano. Get bar life
bare en- Heffe fommiunaIc TiuibS-
bperp, iom bar bam betroct men oa.
iaa glifers Sparebanf % andre Sn-
ititutipner regneoe BAN blanbt line
ierite Wpnb. Sau par Ger al Den
aanrIe sGttegaarb, peitrc gifer, liee-
iom ban / mango Iar fOrpasteoc
@pgoens Treitegaaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
Cm ben mplis afosoe Tidomanb

Sobannes Sun0e / @aagaa ifriper
"9uobr. bslen": "Sobannes Sruoc
bar en- original. : line pnere In-
&c, bo ban boebe nebe / 3oIen, gif
BET lomretioer poatpert. Men oa
ban iaa ilpttebe op til SiooaIcn i So.
tlinbeinlen % iloa zig neo Der Iar
eiter Iar / Ell lioen Bob, fom bans
beoItc Ggenifaber for en- Dug. 90 ban
bapoc mango gooe @genifaber. Ge
Iom IF bare %ialnnlen meo ham her.
pppe | 8ieloet. bleo elerne bans @eu-
ner Tor belle Sipct. San bar Ell pp.
perlia aamerot: iepn i Sumsr, Iun
% omal9naelig. "a hiPlpiom oa fro.
'alt. Sans ltarplfuarne farafteriiti.
lie Anligt bar Tom meisIct / Sten.
Zen oonife 6oriatter Safob anubien
ifriner etlteos, at ri mao tpnfe os, of
Snorre posiebe goot ino / 2anoifobet
paa SsIanb, naor han foln ri6en0c
til Iatinaet. 90 iiffert er set, at
aamIe Sobanres Sunbe posieoe nps
perIio inb / 2anoifabet hpcrIomheI,t
hon ina bite ii9 oppe / Sotinheinen.
San bar ooioa en- Ifottet TooeI Tor
ari'ten Solbs, ears Sorbe oo andre
8unitnere, fom arbeioeoe beroppe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
Statsbnogettct. 8 StotsraaS Sc

Statsbnogettct. S StatSraaS Sen
21pe Sanltar blep Statsbloeettet Tor
Scrminen 19tS-1919 iremIa0t. Get
me Budget oiier ct Iamlet Snbt9ets
% ltoeiitsbelsb paa Oct oroinrrc
Budget at 800 100000 Ser. ga poo
oct ertrooroinpre Budget al $3.50
1870 ar., tiIiammeu 49,, 1870 SIR.
Sammenlignet meb inoep9renbe
Budget, bpis oroinpre llogiiter er
opgiort meo ct 9eleb al 250,25O,O0O
Str, piier gubeetioriIaget altiaa en-
Stignin9 al 72,250,000 SIR. Sp.
giort netto bier 9uoeetforrosct ct
ialnlet geleb al 1St,114,000 aroner
MOB oct ior inoepprenoe Sernlin be-
oilgeoe Budget 15O,O47,5 800 81. ell
Ter Ell Stiening al 3t,066,5 800 Ser.
Wteb BET Statsbltoget, iom mt Ipg.
ges frenl, bar Staten5 0ettouogifter
altlaa naaet ct geleb al oper 100
Vtluioner 8roper aarlig, 3. b. I. at
oct er forboblet pna 5 Aar. ltogif.
terne til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar til
llogougcu al 1917 ubgiort TIA
Otillioner, Tom fremoeIeS bpIbes
ltoenfor @ubqcttet. arigsfoniunftur.
lfatten bar biotil ialt in%obrogt ca.
250,1O0,000 &r., bhoraf ialt 157,.
$4,000 er bcill,ttet arlpenht iii Tpf.
nina al 9prtios- pg TorIparsforon-
'taltninger. Sonnoqeafoiiten bar bio.
til inobragt inlt 25.7 MiQioner aro.
rer, mleoens Der iii De Sormaal, oen
ifal gaa til, er anpenbt oper 80 mil
lioner. gepileninaer til Siplp MOB
Gnrtioen foruoiGttes bpffct ertraor-
oittTrt. Der er 300 opfsrt paa BET
orbinGre @llbqet 10 WiG. ar. til I'M
Oeritettelie al s(rbcibSlcoige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26

for, at Ell 1ubbrano fan p9re be-
srapct Der. Sa9aerrc omtaler ION
befieubt ilcre @~uobranoer / ben he.
henife Sib. 5 SnorreS a~ouseiagaer
nrpnes iaaIeocS ire: 8uobranb /
Ialene / SaIpban SparteS Saga Sta.
pitel ., 8uobranb Serie i Soralo
Saariagrcs Saga aap. 1 o. Gale.
Subbrano / Slap Den henigeS Saga
Sap. 1t2. SisIge Nroie5ior Dngpnr
Hielien par bemle iioite ben fleroe
i H9ffcn al @uobranoer poa Sln.
borp. Zen isrite, iom Sagaerne
n9pncr, leucoc omfrin9 $50. VT
Rapnet blep peoligeholot ira Der enc
Slegtsleo Ill oct anoet er rirneliG
nof % ltcinmer meo aannnel ilorlf
Sfif, iaa Der er Inlet paafolbenoe /,
at pl timber lamnle Naun ialeu o..
iaa / 1927. III Oct ianme Noun
boloer liz / Ell Slept / 200 Mar cler
mere er 10 intet SGripn hpcrfcn |
GIore eqer mere Iib. Wen 9iltop
Bang oruger oerimoo bcrai ocn for.
blsfienoe Slutnina at Der inaen
@uobrano bar criitcret, heller life
paa Slap Den bclli9es Sio. Trot.
gngpar Nielleu mcner, at ialinIo
oeune liolte or Ell abiolut biitorilt
Terion.
&pob Der blep al Tale.@uobrauo5
Slegt, bar ma M iltgen Gplpsnin.
ger on. Troi. HieIien opIpier, at Der
/ 1880 nGpneS Ell 8Ittorm pau Sum.
bprp, ioln rimeli9pi5 bar tilbert bcl
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Grit, Naunc ion1 tpoer poa, at ell m
Sleet or rpffet ino. Yroi. BIN an
toger, at Den 9anlIc Slegt or unboo
tiolig, fanlfe auercoc mco Gale.8ub-
BRANDS Ssn. Npao ban heo er ltlif.
fert. 5 Slatcparbogen er ban falbt
Nlf, men De andre Sa9acr ue0 life
noaet Wupn pau ham. @uu bragcr
berai Den Slutning, of ban or oe0
ing. Sam err ialfdIo oIorig fommet
Iaa Iongt, at bon blcp llogen Sspbirg
for iig Ielp eiterot han Iom Is IarS
@llt bupbe pprct mco paa Oct libel.
oige Sog moro / 9rCibpgoen moo
Song Slop.
Web oct biitoriife 9epismateriale,
Tom Yrofeaior @uu bar iaullet og ill.
rcttelagt, moa oct anIceS for goot-
giort, at &un0orp pirfclig par set
bcbenife alllturcentrllm ior Ssnore
@llbbranoaoolcn. "9are oct, iom cr
ficnot ira Schsning og Siortbsp,"
lfripcr bon, ia ielp bare De fums
merlige Heiter, iom enonu iinheS,
peaer paa, at Sluoorp bar pGret ct
SspoingeiGoe al ~uieopanlige 0imen-
TONER"
% tiaar Oct or paa Oct Helle, Bit
Der Der ogioo goo Sammenb9ng /
oct Sagaen iort9Qer on Song Slop
og hans Heiie / 1921. Nadr ban
piIoe MODES meo 0slernc, iorfbnoe
Den me 2Gre oe coelGgee De gantlc
Seligoomme, or bet rinleli9 NOT, at
baaoe ban % De andre itepneoe til
Wsoe Der, bpor mani ira ea1nmel
Sib bar pant til at iamleS, naar Oct
giaIot @rlosOprfelicn % bet iom
berte BERTH.
ON oct off iaa oranatiit for iig
/ ale gnfeltbcber, iom Snorre for.
teller, or bel tpiliomt. Wfen oct