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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1921-07-13
Sink Destroyer
In Test Today
Associated Press

NEWPORT NEWS, July 13-The
former German Destroyer G-102 was
sunk by a Martin Bomber at 10;40
o'clock this morning, Fifty six air
planes participated in the maneuvers,
designed to demonstrate the effec-
tivcness to land the planes operating
at sea against a surface craft.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1921-07-13
Wave Of Love
Sweeping Italy

ROME, July ia wave of love
tragedies is sweeping through Italy.
Not a day passes without suicide or
murder generally because of jealousy
Several cases have been noted lately
where girls have attempted to end
their lives when they discovered that
+bpir sweethearts were married men
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1921-07-13
Meeting Golden Rule
Glass Thurs. Night

The regular meeting of the Golden
PrIo Class of the Methodist Sunday
School will be held Thursday even
inc at 8 o'clock at the home Of Miss
BESSIE Gates at 6O2 Dewey Street
All members are urged to be present
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1921-07-13
Two Blocks Burn
Star City, Ark.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, July 13-More
han two blocks of business build
ng8, all frame constructions at Star
City, the county seat Of Lincoln coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire last night.
The Loss is estimated at 100000.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1921-07-13

THE WEATHER


X X X j: 4 II X X X X Il X X X
MISSISSIPPI-PartIy cloudy to-
night and Thursday; little change in
temperature. .,
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
TEMPERATURE, Maximum IS de
grces; minimum 73 degrees; rainfall
0.l8; river gauge 81 feet; fall Of
Frank Abbott, Local Observer.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08

be able to announce that the service
throughout the United States, both
local and toll, has been brought up
10 substantially normal conditions,
as was predicted a year ago.
This years annual report shows
that the Bell system is owned by
$4,000 individuals. not counting
$4,000 employees who are buying
stock on an easy time payment plan
Including the employe stockholders
there are more than 1900 indi-
yiduals residing in Texas who own
stock in the American company.
For the whole Bell system, with
all Implications excluded. the total
gross income for the year vas $685.
eB4976. from which over $4,000
600 was paid I'm interest rent and
miscellaneous deductions from in
come and approximately $4,000
coo I'm dividends. The surplus earn
irrs for the year were $77S5,4S6.
The capital stock bonds aud notes
payable of the Bell system outsiand-
ing in the hands of the public at the
close of the year 1920 were l1O7-
4f7.623. while the book cost az the
net assets devoted to earning o re-
turn on these outstandine securities
amounted to over S1,551,000, 900.
Actual appraisals Of the telephone
plant in the Bell system made by
regulatory bodies for rate fixing pur-
poses show that the true value of
Bell system property greatly exceeds
this book cost
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08

this abode. known as The House OF
the Toling Bell, bears an evil reputa
ton. Woe TO the stranger who sub
iects himself to the bad luck which
comes TO everyone who lives In THIS
House OF the Tolling Bell.
4 niece of the old master and the
son of his disowned daughter, I'M
known to each other, take up res
idence there. After thrilling expert
ences. not altogether due 10 the evil
spirits but wicked men as well, they
discover each Others presence. Young
unmarried and honorable they should
not be living alone I'm the unire-
oronted house But each one wants
the estate and something must be
done The solution is such an amaz-
inr climax to so thrilling story
that to tell it would spoil the enjoy
mcnt of the picture.
The patrons Of the Coy Theatre
are assured OF an unusual pleas
ure next Thursday for The House OF
the Tolling Bell" is counted among
the few really amazing photoplays OF
the year.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
LOVE AND SUPERSTITION FIG
URE n BANNt ~ J EAYJR

"The House of tn To.hls Bc.I is
the title Of the pilot ppiay which fea-
lures the program Ct the Coy Thea
tire for next Thursday Nj, McAy,H,
the petite ana charmt1, star CT Ma"
md His Woman, O., C., featured
player of this newest Tl9c' ton-rathe
production, ably supported nv Bruce
Gordon.
The theme of "Tla House Of tie
Tolling Bell" deals with the chiyalry
the passion and the superstition OF
the South.
The plot hinges upon the division
Of an extensive estate among the
heirs. upon the death OF its old mas
ter. One stipulation of the will de-
mands that the heir who enters the
manor house must live in 1t for one
year. To the natives OF the community
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
BELL. TELEPHONE SYSTEM.

The addition OF 59f.S2O tele-
phones to the Bell system in 1920,
bringing the grand total of Bell own
ed stations N the United States up
10 s,333.97s on January LIST. this
wear. did not entirely meet the de-
mand for service, according 20 the
annual report of the American Tel
ephone and Telegraph company, re-
leased TO-DAY The American Tel
phone and telegraph company is the
uarent company of the various asso-
ciated Bell companies in this coun-
Try comprising. the Bell system.
"In Texas" said Manager ]. A..
hin vi The local exchange more
than 12,4OO telephones were added
by the Rell company last year.
withal there are still people who
want telephones and cannot get them
because %. lack OF facilities.
There are 10,500 separate tele-
phone con panies in the United
States" Manager Hill continued,
and 20 OF chem are associated Bell
companies. only 1900 independent
companies 30 not connect with the
Bell system The total number OF
Bell owned and Bell connecting COM
pany telephones increased S06,iSS
in 1920, reaching a combined total
of 12.GOI737. II is possible for
any local subscriber to call any one
OF these more than 12,60O,000 sub
scribers through the toll lines that
span the country"
To add 5s4,s2O telephones the
Bell company made net additions
last year mounting in money to
$147,S22.1JO. representing an iu-
crease or S74436.1OO over the adj
ditions made during 1919. This
naturally had its effect on service.
The report says it is gratifying to
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
ABILENE GIVES $35O,OOO
FOR NEW COLLEGE

Abilene, Texas, April abilene
today raised $35O,0OO for the new
Methodist College to be constructed
here and the educational board OF the
Northwest Texas Conference APPROX
ed this city's offer Plans for the
building will be drawn as soon as
possible and work begun at an early
date.
Abilene's gift was pronounced by
Dr. j. r. Griswold. chairman oil the
board. to be one of the most remark
able ever made by town the size
of Abilene. II is greater, he said, than
Dallas originally gave to the South
eu Methodist University The giit Of
Abilene includes 100000 cash and a
$4,000 building site from the Meth
odists of Abilene and 100000
cash gift by the business men and
citizens Of Abilene.
The schools endowment Will be
$4,000 with an additional S5o'OOU
to come later. Thus the school will
start life with a plant valued at $500
| OOO.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
fvos Tested, Glasses Fitted. 4. G. Towe, OpomehISt

Webb.
There vas preaching Sunday and
Sunday ugLt by Rev. Berry OF Sny-
der. there 1as u nice crowd present
ANA everyone enjoyed his sermon.
There was a large crowd at sunday
school sunday, they have gotten 1T
.raurc Low, and expect to have sun
day school every Sunday.
The writer's eye has been sick for
rh. INST week but is about well now.
Mrs. webb and family went TO Ira
and spent Sunday with their relatives
EtcyyDody enjoyed the singing sun
dag evening.
There was a large crowd at the
party at Nj Jess Browns Friday
- shD Everybody reported a nice
time.
a China Grove Lad.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
China Grove Items.

The cold snap the other day stop
ped the planting as Jack Frost bit
everything in the low flats, it will
be a Few days before the ground VIII
be warmed up as it was.
Some Of the fruit was also killed
during the cold spell, but will be
plenty left if nothing happens to it,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Bryant has been quite
i'll for the past week but is better
now.
The school has purchased two new
lamps
Mr.. j. A. Scale is going to have
some ditching done on his farm
close to China, ne is expecting some
rain this summer.
Several attended the trackmeet AT
Snyder Saturday and others went to
Colorado and Lorraine, all report a
nice time.
Everybody had a nice time at the
picnic at China FriGNy. They all had
enough TO eat and there were lots
left. They were expecting two bal
teams at China Friday but neither
came. They had several games among
themselves and everybody enjoyed
watching them.
Mr.. l.. Scale and Mr. T. j. Webt
went to Snyder Saturday to get some
parts Of Windmill fixed for Mr.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
FInur. Il for Yourself.

The following statement Is o'r.h-
uted ~ wcll-known statistician {;
The business und other institutions
N tho United States of America arc
run by not more than = per cent 81
those connerIrd with them, and would
fail II those per cent were WIN
drawn. Of these > per cent, ! per
cent are 40, sous ~ bankers. eight o'
business men. twenty-five Of educators
aud thirty of preachers"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
Bride Carries CanarY.

A bride in Paris recently appeared
at the altar with her pet canary fas-
tened to her shoulder by golden
chain. During the ceremony the bro
broke into song
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
Cod Thlna They Weren't.

RwGon calculated that II a pair q
herriug> could be left 10 breed an
multiply uuliSturbed for period 4
90 years. hey would yield sn amouu
Of fish cqul! in bulk e. the globe q
which Ne live.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08

Peace Maker Flour, 4oue better.
Every sack guaranteed. Price $2.'o
per sask. Farmers Mer. Co.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25

Priser paa hvad de har at saelge.
Samtidig ser de, at andre kr@ver
Lon for saa idet Arbejde som
muligt. Folgen er, at Farmerne
maa betale hoje Priser for hvad
de k0ber. Dette finder de
Uretf@rdigt, og de har Ret.
De har dog en- frost. De har
naaet Bunden, som det heder.
Forholdene kan like vel blive
vnrre end de er for ieres We'd"
kommende. Fagarbejderne og
andre N@ringsdrivende maa ige-
som Farmerne stige ned, til de
har naaet Bunden, for N;erinys-
livet kan, komme tilbage ! sit
gamle Gj@nge. Og ligesom Far
merne var blandt de f6rste til at
f9le Ulemperne we'd Nedgangen,
vii de ogsaa bli blandt de f9rste
til at h9ste Frugterne af de bed
re Tider, som smart er vente
De har baaret sin Byrde som
M@nd og code Borgere, og de vii
faa sin Lon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Farrnerne foran.

Lad os like glemme, at Snar-
veien til Velstand. like er snak,
men Arbejde, @rligt og stadlgt
Arbejde sent ,og tidllg. Det er
sin egen Lgn, og denne vii kom-
me for mango af os venter det.
Det er hvad Farmere gor. De
er tilbage til hyad man har kaldt
"normalcy", baade med Hensyn !'
til deres Arbejde og Prlserne !.
paa deres Produkter. De arDeo-
der saa haardt, som de nogen.
sinde har gjort, fra Cry tli !,
Kveld, og de arbejder "Overtld Over E1'
hver Dag i Ugen. Otte-Ilmer
Dagen og andre Union Regler
9j;selder like for dem.
De klager like over dctte.
Men de klager, og de har ret der
til, fordi andre like gSr y hvad de
l1ar gjort og gyr. Farmerne a;
be;;der Nat og Dag, sent O. I'd Y
m IL og maa nSiie. sig med me lave we
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Tidskrifter med Posten.

Postforsendclse e. genoptaget
for Tidskrifter og enkelte andre
Klasser af Periodicals., som nu
i nogle Aar har vaeret sendt som
Fragtgods = alt omtrent 1000
forskellige publications At
de kommer Subskribenterne hur-
tigere i H@nde paa denne made
er en- Selvfglge. Dertil kom-
mer, at Onkel Sam sparer Penge
we'd denne Reform. hvilket man
Tro.
we'd ferste Ojekast neppe skulde
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25

Besetningen, femten Mand, me-
mes at vaere omkommet. Flere
Lig og 40 Redningsbaelter med
Skibets Navn er drevet i Land nd
for R6rvig Shetland.
Naar man fraregner Sammen-
stddet mellem ,,Geysir" og
,,Thingvalla" ude paa Atlanter-
havet og ,,Norge's Undergoing
we'd Rockall, er ,,Ulvsund''s Forlis
i Kattegat S3ndags en- af de
st3rste Katastrofer det Fore
nedes Historic.
Man mener dog at Skibet ha1
haft staerk Slagside og er gaaet
helt rundt. L9rdag havde Kap.
tajnen faaet Ordre til af indtage
Maskindele til Tyskland. = De
viste sig at v@re nogle Tomme1
for store til at gaa ned i Lasten
og blew derfor surret fast paa
Daekket. Kaptajnen udtalte sin
Bekymring over at skulle sejle
med denne D@kslast og valgte
netop derfor at gaa nord ON
Shetland, hvor Farvandet plejer
at vere mere venigt. Men det
skulde altsaa like hj@lpe.
Nord@st for Hirtsholmene fand-
tes drivende Motorskonnert
Liars" af Motala, tr@lastet.
Skibet var st@rkt beskadiget.
AT Bes@tningen var Kaptajnen
skyllet over Bord, 2 Mand d0de
af Kulde og Overanstrengelse.
1 :Mand var endnu Live. mel,
st@rkt forkommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
ejendomme Brasilien, har til
budt at st9tte ct saadant Forsqg.
Sn1uk Gave.

To nordsj@llandsRe Land
m@nd har skaenket Borups Hoj-
skole ct Sommerhus beliggende
paa en- Skr@mt nd mod Kattegat
Huset er hovedsagelig tenkt ar
vendt som Sommeropholdssted
for Skolens Elever.
Den enc af Giverne har tillige
sk@nket en- Pengesum bestemt til
Opf9relse af en- Tilbygning, en-
Forsamligssal, hvori Egncne
Folk kunde MODES under festl.ge
Former med H@jskolens Venner
fra Hovedstaden, saa at Irstitu-
tionen muligt kan udvikle sig til
en- Art Aflegger af den kpben-
havnske H9jskole.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Farmens Navn.

Landbrugsminister Wallace
henstiller til La,1iets Farn,ere at
tage Patent paa Farmens Navn.
Derived vii de ogsaa faa Patent
ret paa Farmens Frembringel-
ser, hvilket ofte kan v@rc af stor
Verdi. Nordboerne re- i Lam
det b6r vare blandt de t3rste til
at f0lge dette Raad. De mang-
foldige pr@gtige t5aarlsnav"e /
de nordiske. Lande kunde paa der
Made blive overf6rt til An,erl-
ka og saaledes til allie Tider for
telle, hvor og hvorledes F'o'k fra
Nordens Lande har boet og byg-
get her Landet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Egne Hem.

Des Moines, Ia., er, j f9lge Fol
ketallingskontorets Statlstlk,
den BY, der Forhold til dens
Folketal har den st9rste Procent-
antal Borgere, der ejer deres eg-
ne Hem, nemlig over Halvdelen
eller 51.1 pct. - I New York
er det kun hver ottende Famihe,
der eier det Hem, den Dor i.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
An1erika.
Fragttaxter forhojes.

Omfattende Forh6jelser af allie
Fragttaxter paa Handelsvarer i
Mississippidalen fra Ohioflodden
helt sgd til New Orleans beordret
af Observation-Disclosures
nen. Forh0jelserne vii ge1,-
nemsnitlig belobe sig til Is Pro
cent. l enkelte Tilfelder belo-
ber de sig til so Procent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Bryan ON Konferencen.

William Jennings Bryan ophol-
der sig Washington og skriyer
derfra ON den store Konferences
Arbejde. Her er enkelte af hans
Betragtninger:
Det britiske Forslag ON at gi
We Skibsv@rsterne nok Arbejde
til at vedligeholde deres Effekt!-
vitet, vinder like Bifa]d.
I en- Menneskealder for den sid
ste Krig blew Samvittighedens
R9st overdGvet af Ammuniticns-
fabrikernes Larm. Nu da SAM
vittigheden har gjort sig gaelden-
dc, burde den like overd@ves al
IIamringen af Pansret paa Stag
skibene. For dem, der var E'd.
ner til den hqjtidelige Ceremoni
paa Arlington, hvor den ube-
kendte Soldat blew lagt tilhvile
i Nerv@relse af Verdens Repr@-
sentanter, var intet mere h3jtlde-
igt end de to Minuter til stille
Bon.
Verden trenger til samme Still
he'd we'd Flaadeversterne - en-
Stilhed, som vii lade den tenke
uforstyrret over Krigens R@d-
sler og fors9ge at finde den Vel,
som fqrer til almindelig og varig
Fred.
Flaadeferjen maa, hvis den
skal have noget Vaerd, vere
virkelig. I'll, vaer stille" stillede
engang Stormen, hvorfor like
BRUCE samme Ord for at stille
Vmrsterne, kommer som de Ski
be, der giver Havet ct Raserl
vmrre end det, som vekkes at
den voldsomste Storm.
Storbritannien har foreslaaet
af Ubaadtonnager og Afskattelse
af Distancenbaaden. Der er en-
hel. Del Kraft i lette Forslag, og
naar det har antaget bestemt
Form, vii det efter al Sandsyn-
hghed hidf9re Afskaffelsen at a.
le Ubaade til Angreb.
Som ct billigt Forsvarsvaaber
har der aldrig vaeret noget L1g-
he'd med Ubaaden, dersom det ia
like skulde vaere det bombeka'
stende Aeroplan.
De Forenede Slater vii hgesaa
g:jerne som Storbritannien afskat-
fe ethvert offensivt Krigsvaaben
og formindske til det m1ndste
til det mindst mulige Forsvars-
vaabnene.
Japan vii sandsynligvis blive
enig med de Forenede Slater om
en- tilstr@kkelig Forsvarsrust-
ming.
Det er Angrebsrustning, som
har vakt Verdens Vrede, og den
ne Rustning, hvadenten den er
tillands eller tils9s,- maa bringes
paa Tilintetg9relsens Bane.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Indvandringen.

Det danske Oplysningskontor
har fra Bureau Of Immigration
modtaget en- Oversigt over I'm
migrationen under den n.y. Low
der traadte i Kraft d. 8. Juni.
/ folge denne Low er 5,644 dan
ske tilladt at komme ind i de
Forenede Slater i Regnskabsaa-
ret fra 1ste JUL 1921 - 80 Juni
1922. | de fire Maaneder der
er gaaet ankom der 1,461 danske
Immigranter, altsaa Gennem-
snit 253 ON Maaneden. For dc
nmste Otte Maaneder har 4,183
danske Immigranter low til
at komme herover, Saa
selvs ON 523 danske So
ger Adgang hver Manned -
dobbelt saa mango som hidtil -
saa vii de allie faa Low til at Ian
de. Danske behover derfor TX
Ike at frygte den ny Low. Hvls
de er fodt i Slesvig og bhver
regnet for at v@re Tyskere saa
er Sagen den samme for n@sten
5000 Tyskere har Low til at Ian
de hver Manned og Gennemsmt
har kun 1900 s0gt Adgang.
Fra Norge kan 1915 lmml-
eranter lande Aarets Lob og
da kun 2,265 er ankommet de
fgrste fire Maaneder saa tillader
Loven over 1900 at lande hver
Maaned for Resten af Aaret -
langt flere end der vii s1ge Ad-
gang. Loven tillader omtrent
10000 Svenske ait komme i de
tolv Maaneder 1850 hver Maa-
ned - og da kun 1851 er ankom'
met siden den /. JUL saa vii over
1000 kunne lande her hver Maa-
ned for Resten af Aaret.
Isl@nderne er derimod meget
uheldigt stinet. Island tilhge
med syv af de ganske smaa Re-
pubikker j Europa havde i alt
Low til at bringe 81 1mmlgran-
ter herover, og da 81 allerede
er kommet saa kan ingen I'M
migranter fra disse otte Lande e
komme herind til efter 1ste JUN
1922. Andre Nationaliteter der
like kan lande her for de 1este
otte Maaneder er Spaniere, Tyr
kere. Persere, og Folk fra At
lanterhavs9erne, Palestine og
New Zealand. linden Jul vii der
sikkert ogsaa v@re lukket at Tor
Bulgarere, Gr@kere, Ungarer'
Polakker Italienere, Syrer, SAINT
for allie der er fcdt j Afrlka og
Australien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
Danmark paa Verdensudstillingen
Rio de Janeiro 1922?

Rio de Janeiro 1922?
Den 7. September 1922 kan
Brasilien fejre 100 Aars Dagen
for. sin Uafh@ngighed. Jubileet
vii blive ferret we'd en- stor ma
tional Udstilling, som skal wise
Brasiliens Udvikling gennem de
100 Aar. Udstillingen vii kom-
me til at rumme en- Afdeling for
fremmede Nationer og Unforeseen
herfor har visit sig saa stor, at
Udstillingen vii faa Karakter af
en- Verdensudstilling. En- lang
Rekke Nationer har allerede be-
sluttet at deltage. For Dan
marks Vedkommende er Sp9rgs-
maalet ON Deltagelse rejst af
wore Landsmand Brasilien, som
har henledt de danske Autorite-
ters Opmerksomhed paa Sagen
og fremh@vet Onskeligheden af,
at Danmark bliver repraesenteret
we'd dette store St@vne, hvor
Alverdens Nationer vii kappes
ON at knytte Forbindelser med
det store, rige Fremtidsland Bra
silien.
Wore Landsmand derovre har
dannet en- Propagandakomite,
hvis Formal fgrst er at sikre
Danmarks Deltagelse og dern@st
at stille deres Erfaringer og For
birndelser til Raadighed for de
eventuelle danske Udstillere.
Den danske Generalkonsul i
Rio de Janeiro har sikret sig en-
udmmrket Grund til den dam
ske Udstilling. Sp9rgsmaalet er
til Behandling Komiteen ang.
Danmarks Deltagelse i udenland-
ske Udstillinger.
Sagen omfattes med 1nteresse
i danske Frhvervskredse, men in
denfor Industrien hersker der
visse Bet@nkeligheder som Falge
af den herskende Depression og
Omkostningerne we'd Deltagelse.
Indenfor Landbruget interesserer
man sig for Udstilingen som ct
Middel til at sikre sig ct Asset
ningsmarked for dansk Kveg.
For en- saadan Udf1rsel skal der
we're store MuGgheder. En- S9n
af Professor Ellinger we'd Land
boh9jskolen, Hr. Tage Ellinger,
har fra en- REESE j Brasilien sendt
Meddelelse hjem ON den Interes-
Sc, der er Landet for 1ndk6b af
code Avlsdyr. Flere danske Land
mRnd, som ejer udstrakte Land
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
B0ger.

En- Del nyere skandinaviske
Bigger er oversat paa Engelsk OF
udgivet af Alfred A. Knopf, New
York. Der er f9rst tire at de-.
berQmte norske Digter og Nobel
Pris Vinder K1ut Hamsums
NEST leste V@rker:
Hunger, en- gribende Skildring
at Forfatterens egen Livskamp
for at naa frem, men derigel,-
mem tillige en- Aabenbaring af
de Lidelser, Lsengsler, Skuffelser,
Kampe og Livsmaal, som Menne--
skemassernes Liv er sanmensat.
af.
Growth of the Soil, to Bind
ON denne Bog skrev H. G. Wells:
,,Jeg er like gerne st@rk i at ro-
Sc; men denne Fort@lling er en-
af de, allerbedste, jeg nogen Sin
de har laest. Den er formfuld-
endt 'og sk@n, og den er gennem-
trengt af Wisdom, Humpr, HER
telighed. Skildringen af disse
Bender er en- Triumf for skaben-
de Forstaaelse.' Det var denne
Roman som is@r skaffede Ham
sum Nobel Prisen.
Shallow Soil giver den bedste
Skildring af Liv Kristiania i
Aarhundredets Slutning. Den
er fuld af lyrisk Sk9nhed og
mesterlig Psykologi; den er ct
menneskeligt Drama, der wiser
Svaghed og Styrke, Elskov og
Daarskab, dyrek9bt Wisdom. Den
er overmaade interessant, sp@n-
dende. Dens to Kvinder is@r er
tegnede med stor Kunst.
Saa er der Sigrid Undsets
Jenny, som er en- af den meget
ansete norske Digterindes bedste
Boyer. Gennem en- Kmrligheds-
historic, meget ejendommelig
og klart belyst, bliver Leseren
her stillet Ansigt til Ansigt med
den moderne Kvindes Stilling,
Natur og Skebne. Fort@llingen
begynder i Rom blandt en- Grup-
pc skandinaviske Kunstnere, som
er overordentlig levende frem-
stillet; derfra f9res vi til Norge
og til sidst after til Rom, hvor
Knuden loses paa gribende Maa-
de.
The Sworn Brothers er en- For
telling fra det gamle Island af
Gunnar Gunnarsson, den NEST
leste af de nulevende islandske
Digtere. Han skriver som en-,
der havde taget Del i de gamle:
Vikingers staerke, omtumlede Liv,
hvori Kampe, Blodfejder, Sagn og
Syner spillede saa stor en- Role,
og hvori Brydninger mellem
Odins Tilbedere og Kristi Efter-.
f9lgere g1r Tilvaerelsen spanden-
de, intensiv. Det er, som man
laeste en- af de gamle Sagaer,
men endnu mere gribende for
talt.
Fra det gamle Island gaar vi
saa til Naturen i Nutidens Dan
mark og f0lger Sverd Fleuron i
hans :.
Grim, The Story of a Pike, paa
en- spa4ndende Udflugt til Dyrefl-
riget. ; Svend Fleuron har we'd
sine Romaner = ON Dvrene:
Hjortekalven, Revene, Graamis,
Haren, og nu Gedden (maaske
flere) vundet sig en- meget stor
og beundrende Lesekreds. Og
det er sikkert nok, at han har
afluret Dyrene mango Hemme
ligheder og forstaar at pr@sente-
re dem for sine LRsere. Dyrene
b]iver saa spillelevende og hele
Naturen interessant. Saaledes
fglger vi med aabne Ojne Grim
gennem ct langt Livs Omskiftel-
ser og Kampe. Maaske sserig
Unge vii bhve optagne af denne
~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-25
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