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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
MISS TOUT SINGS FOR THE QUEEN
She Tells the News Correspondent That She Was Nor
frightened Mr. Goddard's London Success VIII
Keep Him on the Other Side This Year.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
7 ONDON, March 4,-Utah can well
feel proud of Miss Mamie Tout.
- This afternoon she sang for her
majesty, Queen Alexandra, in
Buckingham palace at private reoep-
ton, and right we'll did she acQut her
self. This is an honor that few Amer
leans have received, but Miss Tout is
worthy Of all the honor that came to
her today, And to think that she is
only Is! Fame is coming to her early
in life. So far II has not turned her
head in the least. She Is still the same
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
THE selection of the veteran poet,
Edmund Clarence stedman 10

r HE selection OF the veteran poet,
Edmund Clarence Stedman TO
write the worlds fair hymn, seems
to have been a popular choice. when
the question was asked who should be
invited to undertake work Of such
moment, the name of Mr. Stcdman was
suggested from many quarters.
The poem has nov been completed and
set to music by Mr. John X. Paine OF
Harvard university. Permission to hear
this notable composition is withheld
from the public until the opening day
Of the exposition, but that an unusual
treat Is In store for them Is assured.
Poems by Mr. Stedman have been
used for musical settings Of several u
the most distinguished American COM
posers and he is especially gifted In
lyric composition, The song for the
worlds fair is considered his best effort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

Nine. Patti, who Cancelled all of her
remaining American engagements tho
other day, while ascending the gang
plank TO sail for home, sadly muir
INJURED, 81 asked ye for bread and ye
gave me a stone / sang for your boo.
die and ye gave me frost"
Dlgby Bell, now that DeWolf Hop
per has shelved Mr. Pickwick," Is to
go back to vaudeville and do an entirely
new monologue that he has worked
into shape during the two seasons that
he has been sharing honOrs with Hop
per in tho Klein-Stewart opera.
The death Is announced of Franz
Coenen. former director Of the Amster-
dam Conservative. He was born In
1926 at Rotterdam where his father was
organlst. He was an excellent vlolin-,
list, pupil OF Moique and Vleuxtemps,
and made extensive tours In North and
South America with Henri Herr. and
also with Ernst Lubbock, His compost
tions include symphony, Quartets,
cantatas, and setting of the thirty
second Psalm.
The three works selected by the Jury
for the SonzognO prize OF $4,000 are TO
be performed at Milan next May;
Domino A2zurr0," by Franco de Vene-
zia; LA Cebrera," by Gabriel Dupont,
and manuel Menendez" by Lorenzo
Nlliasl, They will first be given on
separate evenings In presence Of the
jury only then they VIII be repeated
coram populo; and before the final
verdict all three on one evening, The
performances Will be under the direc.
ton of Maestro campanni.
Edward MacDowell, the American
composer, was talking not long ago
with a friend who had Just come from
a concert given by the students Of a
conservatory OF muslc-affars which
are usually avoided by the musicaly
judcious.
81 have Just heard" remarked the
friend, zone of the pupils, little girl
Of eight play your TO wild Rose
The composer sighed dejectedly
II suppose" he said, 'she pulled It
up by the rootsy'
Henry w. Savage's English Grand
Opera company il now in the north.
west, gaining new laures Of the most
enylable description II Is amusing
to watch the singers Of this great ag-
gregation aS cOntrasted with other
operatlc stars Who 30 about all bundled
up as II In deadly fear Of the weather,
Mr., Sheehan. Mr. Con and the other
male members Of this company go plow-
Ing about through the snow, enjoying
IL, while the prlma donnas so out
slcighing like ordinary mortals, With
out thought OF the consequences APP
parently Imagination Is powerful with
imported songsters.
Sig. Campanari, the popular baritone
OF the Metropolitan Opera company, Is
to make a concert tour after the close
Of the present opera season. through
the middle west, with the Theodore
Thomas orchestra, which will occupy
his time until the LIST Of June, after
which he goes to Italy, whore q num-
Der OF special operate engagements
have been arranged for him. In oc-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

at last accounts was at st. George,
where she sang at the stake confer
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs Squire Coop have re-
turned form their wedding tour and
Mr.. Coop Is again ensconced at his
studio at 234 south Main. The report
that he would leave Salt Lake was al
together erroneous, which his pupils
and his friends here generally will be
glad TO learn.
The cantata of "The Holy City" re-
Gently given by the Central Christian
church choir and assisting artists, was
so successful that II will be repeated
tomorrow night In the church, by gem
eral request.
A special organ recital was scheduled
for this afternoon at $3.50 In the Tab
ernacle, In honor Of President Angel
OF Michigan university.
The week has been characterized by
continued activity In the piano trade,
and one dealer remarks, 1T is re-
markable how the demand for these
instruments KEEPS up
Collections in the music trade this
week, are reported as nothing more
than fair However, the money Is
expected to flow in with something OF
stream as soon as the sheep men be-
gin to receive pay for their wool.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel of this city
will give a concert next Thursday even
ing, in the Ogden Tabernacle, assisted
by the Ogden choir, Willard Weihe, vlo-
linist, ard Spencer Clawson, Jr. ac-
companist. The program win be as
follows;
Chorus =. =. T." .. Tabernacle Choir
Soprano solo, "oh for a Burst OF
Song. 3" . &" .. .u"Allitsen
Soprano solo, Gavot from "Mignon,"..
go. e.. e.. 80. -. 80 90. Thomas
Miss Agatha Berkhoel,
Violin solo, "Andante and Finale.
:. =. :. :. D.. :. =. =. Mendessohn
Willard Weihe.
Five songs
I'm Herbst,".. :. >. 49,. Franz
"lch Grollenicht" ., o. :. Schumann
Lullaby" .....,., 80. 80, Brahms
"Sensucht,".. :. :. -. - .,"Caftello
ITO SPRING. :. - :, .,..Gounod
Miss Agatha Berkhoel.
Chorus E. :. =. q. .. Tabernacle Choir
Aria from Joan D'Arcc Farewell 10
France. :. e. a." 49,, TschalkowsM
Miss Agatha Bershoel.
Violin solo, Airs, Variations Hon
grolse,' :. q" ." -, =, =, Ernst
Willard Weihe
Vocal solo. ooh Drown Those Tears"
from Bel Ragglo,
Miss Agatha Berkhoel,
Violin obllgato by Mr. Weihe.
Chorus =. :. =. 3. Tabernacle Choir
The following program will be given
tomorrow evening, In the Grand thea
ter by Held's concert band:
March. American Victory" ,.......
Observation-Disclosures, r. Thayer
Paderewski Famous Minuet"
Dixie Land" Haines
american Patrol" Gequesp,...
Basso solo. "Th4 Old Sexton"
Rocked in the Cradle of the
Deep ....,....,,,..,P. Odenwalder
Grand selection OF Irish v rs..."...
.,.,...,. Dan Godfrey
Ballet music and soldier march from
William Tell ..,....,,",R ossinl
Soprano solo. "ie Was a Prince.
....,...,,. ..,.,...,,..", Lynes
"The Flag Without Stain 80.
.....u.u ..,,"..,.,.,.,,... White
Miss Grayce Berge.
Grand popular selection, 'The
Chaperons" .un...n... Whitmark
Overture, Der Freitchuta' ...",.,.
.........,,. .,.,,......C' Won weber
The vocalists Of the evening. Mr.,
Odenwalder, basso, and Miss Berge,
contralto, are pupils Of Prof. Kent, who
speaks highly Of their natural gifts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

Reginald de Koven said to a recent
interviewer that he had written Red
Feather" In order to lay robin
Hoods" ghost "Mr. Joe jefferson
told me once he said. that | would
rue the day produced Robin Hood;
that | would be Robins slave forever;
that no matter what | might do here.
after the public would say: Good,
very good perhaps; but not so good as
Robin. Mr., jefferson said he had
been cursed by Rip Van Wrinkle in this
way. He knew he had done more
artistic things than Rip Van Wrinkle,
hut the public would not admit IT, And
his prediction about me has come pref
" nearly true, So ! have written Red
Feather to prove that can do as well
or better than | did in "Robn Hood. 3"
Judging from all reports, he has neither
done as well nor better.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

CITY MERCHANTS who want con-
ference trade should speak TO the coun-
try people IN their homes through the
SEMI WEEKLY NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

tober next, Campanan is to begin a
ranscontinental concert tour at the
head Of his own company, which will
Include Mrs Cutter Savage, soprano;
Miss Dorothy Hoyle. violinist, and Mr..
Ward Stephens, pianist.
Big figures are being banded about
IN the negotiations OF the German and
English "Parsifal" impressarios. Col
Henry w. Savage states he has not
made an offer to Nine. Gadsh to sing
In English, but she says she has been
approached on the subject by Joseph
Engel, who Is Savage's stage manager.
Engel has represented TO Gadsk that
the English "Parsifal" will be produced
on a lavish plan. Van Dyke will sing
In the title role. Gadski replied that
she Is able to use the English language
In her role. The salary she stipulates
Is N'OOO each performance for four per-
formances a week during guaranteed
season, making a total sum Of 500. 900,
GadsNs husband says she will not sing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
Musicians
Directory,
j. J. TORONTO.

Plano-forte and Church Organ Tuner.
81 A 81. Phone 1862. Graduate Of
New England Conservatory OF Music,
Boston. Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

at the Metropolitan Opera House next
year. She is contemplating a concert
tour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
SHARpS AND FLATS.

Nine Patti, who Cancelled all of her
remaining American engagements the
other day while ascending the gang
plank TO sail for home, sadly muir
murod 81 asked ye for bread and ye
gave me stone, sang for your boo.
die and ye gave me a frost"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

rsi 5o5, ,Go Of Madame s s,SSo Hope
Ne ppSio pupls are rel prS SweqSon rs
n1y ~ recital IN the no gpar rm,s. to
~ Il ,, ulGnds heard them yoV =, ,u ,SrS.
:, ,esk " osa Sgea'ons studio tGI az 5n ,aslr
y s,snt they di.plove1@S Impressed 1,se
'''1ri aS slps daily and VIII pIyo they They
%. first Of Apr i've '"e'f
PM q, 'Pllh
.a,sn pa1 Glss'd the bnlIlan, ana n..,,
sl,lp."M ne sall Lake az Tb invitation ita
s' ,rsr 'I S,5 most prctontIo oS i us Is an
S'asF Will be assisted sy 4 S local w Plan =;
'''''n part Of 't ihe s, concerts sts
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-07
*!St. Paul Tidende'',
Room Is, Union Block, st. Paul. minn.

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul
MINI. as second class Matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-07

Moi Maaneo bar biemien6t umi66el
bart efter at 8ebanoltngen ON 8rpg:
leloDsforlagct bar u0iat, bar 6enne
Gag life beret lterft fremme til 8e:
Rambling / @resien; % ielp Sc ii6i1
mo6tagne 8lo0e giper life megen Sin.
tp6ning af at Set loa ltGrft / 2uften
n1e11 ct / Man6ogs mootaget Sele=
gram fra &iebenbapn tp0er paa, at
SrDgleipprgsmaalet after CT fonnet
ltGrft / 6orgrum0en lige fpr &igsoa.
gems Sanmtenfaloelie> iaa itGrft eno=
og, at Set far beret lige pe6 at for
carriage en- Minilterfriie, lom 6og bel=
0igt bleb ofp9rget. 9et ier imi0ler=
tbs us ill., at Ser gooes urolige Si0er
ime6e / SEN oo1lfe @egiering og &igs=
Sag. - @eloigt pil6e Set iiffert bore,
ON Set fl,1oe lpffes Sltititsminiite=
re1 at foa gielmemfdrt 2open ON
Nrpgleltrof for 6e profesiionelle 9pl=
Ter / @ope0lto0en; set Ter l1o til, at
SEN offenlige Sifferbe0 Ser ltaor poa
loo iuage 6po0er, at Ser moa gri6es
til beroiife Mi0ler for at ifaffe too
lelige GiIital1oe tilpeje.
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SbaO DiI @n0eu bIibc

@boD biI @n6en bIibe.
S McGlures Mago5ine far Miis
SOu Sarbcll / cit l91tJere Mrtifel=
r9fte gipet cit meget ifurp % in0gaa=
enoe &ritit al &ocfefeller Spltemet,
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STANDARD Oil Srl1iten % al10re Ser
m1eo / Torbinoelie ltaocroe &orpora=
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f%oretugcnoer, fpr eller lenere / 0el1
GRAB oil babe logt 2on0ets Jprret=
1li1gspulc n illo UNDER Jig, bpis Sc
faor Sou at uopifle Jig ion1 biotil og
uplan1le Sc %umoo0elige Mettopper=
lfll0, at Sen oil pure Ell Mugt, pper>
fpr bpilteu lelpe NOminiltrotione,1 FIN
foar loore lioet at lige. % for at
lin Mpnoigbeo bill 0e,1ne blipe
til at opertoge &ocfefeller
SntereS lernc> DniS Sen oa life prlgcr
Sen llOpei at la0e 0isia blipe Sc egell=
lige &e9ieren0e / 2on0ct. &olget
fonn1er altiaa til at ltoo mellem
Stotsiociulismc cller fomerciel 6el1>
0alisme. Set ser far gipct Stonourb
Oil ellcr Mocfefeller Snteresic SEN
Mogt mcl,er M}iis Sorbel( CT
Giscrinlil1otionen / Sernboneirogter,
lom Sc npoer poa olle Sc Bauer, iom
Sen fo%ntrollerer. % efter alt bpo6
Der foreligAer CT Set britt lon0lpn=
ligt, at Miis Surbell / 6ettc pirfelig
bor logt @ool10eu poo &o0en al Dit
Set. S bpert Silfnloe tyr hi be11te,
at 265ningen al Sernbanetoflt=@ro=
blemet pil blipe Ell al Sc pigtiglte Sp=
gaber for Sen fommen6e Si0s 2opqip=
ningSarbei0e.
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Den tiGe CUTE.
gu IanofGrbis 9.itorie peb 6. Cornelius.

Seq tiger ligegoot, at man ifal ip=
ge 1enge efter @oge til @e1t> iom
BAN, Ber Sebns Sen lille Guile. On
al Sc 5omre, jeg tjente Ser pou
@ooroen, fit Ner Sebn iaooan fen
poo Sommeren, b0oo jeg pil foloe Ell
Slags Sfaoe | lit enc 8en,og tiltro0s
for, omen6fj6nt ban lac / Seng bele
Shorten Gage, bjolp Set olorig cit
&enOe.
Soo Ell Sag iao folote ban mig
frem for Jig, og iaa flyer ban: @er
Hosmns, flyer ban, tag 0u Sen lille
Guile og iGt ben0e for @ogne11 og
fjpr efter 9oftoren, for set fer, set
5liper i'gu ingen Sing til. - Set
tan jeg goot gjere, flyer ieg, og jeg
fommer 10 oflte0 til 8pen og fit Dof-
loren paa &ognen biemoo, men Sssps=
les BOG iom Sen lille Guile fu' ren6e.
ga ri tom in6 / @tuen, iao gift
Dottoren 10 frem og ia'e @oooog til
User S9bn, og ioa llog Fan 9pnen
ira, iooom at ban fu' lie set gale
gen, og loa flyer bon: ga, Yer
Sabn> flyer ban. gu er 10. e.,
Stoloforl, og ollie Sc Gage, jeg FAR
fjen0t Sig, far Du poaren en- &urnc.
lnenS. Sg iao tog bon frem, bbo0
n1o'1 foloer Ell Snife, og ipgte fig e.,
&nip no og fornemte ON Sen tn
.lfere, og iao git fan iooom fen til
@inouet og ioo u6 / @aor6en %
penote &pggen til ri andre. &on fac
t11ge11ting> men hi fl,' 10 %ollelommen
1e, at ban iaa paa Sen Guile, oq at
ban tGi1fte tit.
Men li'lom bon ioa ltoor ser, 1oo
bender ban Jig ON, og ioa raobcr
bon: 2ip eller 500, raober bun. So
loo forer ban til og lager &nipen Iiqe
til Sfaftet ino / 8enet poa Scr
Snbn.
Men Ser Sabn, ian tom fig l'gu.
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GirfnsIip.

Gn DprlGge, Ser far puret o1lot
pco en itprre Cirrus, fortpller fpl=
genoe:
~Seg glen1mer al>rig Sen Sio> og
leg fcrlo0 0en11e Cirrus, fpr0i jeg life
funOe boloe 110 at lie pou> bboo jeg
0aglig bar &i0ne til.
Mennelf e og Gpr misDonole0cS
pda set gruiornite.
N0lultning bar ct fren1trp0enoe
0fi06el / Dpre0resiurens Sienel tie.
Seq buffer en- @eit> Ser ifuIoe lore
at itaa paa Ell rullen0e Ggn0e. Sc,
item bggreoe Jig naturlig boar6noffet
mos Bette naturitri0ige gfsperiment.
Saa blep Sen pilfet> og 0o Yilfninge1
life bjalp> bleD Sen iultet. s fIere
Gage ftf Sen bperfen boo0t eller tgrt.
Saa blep Sen taget in0 poa @anegen
igjen og loffet me6 Mob til at gao
op poa S9n0en. Sen ntl6e life. @oo
uo / Gtaloen igien poo forfeit It's
lltltning oip.
Moor @eitene bite Jig npillige til
at lpitre, bleb Sc Mountaineering pilfe-
Sc poa Sc pm%fin0tliglte Ste0er; / So
pe0et, pe6 9i11ene og 9rene og unoer
8rge1. Seq iaa &eite meo nebetpffe
91,ler efter Slogene. Sill Tut por
Dprene iom iinosioage. 9e preo og
faite6e fig Sc brinlfe6e life Innger,
Sc ifreg --. Sgioa Mennelfer
misbon0leoes. @n rng Hige, ct rent
@orn, iful6e lere at gaa poa Sine.
Sra 9oftet bang / EN- Solie en- 2i1e1
iom bar faitgiort ON 2ipet pao ben=
Sc. @ber Gong FUN bofle0e og bar
pes at fol6e ne0, trof 9resi9ren Il
Snoren og bum, b1ep bnngel10e. og
| 9l1ften. SON los MI lin Biif
iuie fen ODER set bnrgelple Barn, lom
bang Ser mellem @immel og Sor0
lt0en at fl1nne un6gao Slogene. Soar
ban ipnteS, hun bob0e facet nof, BE-
2bellerne forfrn igien.
Mei ieg fommer life mere / Sir.
fl1s, life en- Gang iom Stllfuer."
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San Negrene tpre II c
cane Mffurcr?

ct Megerracel1 lite bar nogen ltor
Migoom pna uDminiltratip Gpgtigbeo
tuvae Del prre Ell foltlluoet &ienOs=
gierning, lfjpnt ser illgel1 Mongel CT
pon Gfsclnpler pau, at 9ecgre pglaa
Fnu nna bpit / Sen Netnil1g. Soaleoes
znenneleS Set, at Ser u0e / S11oianer
Serritnrict CT pprettet Ell Negerby
pan 400 Snobpggere, bppr ingen bpiO
Mnnb fuur 2pp at bp, % lpnn iffe bar
Ell encltc lfrcuen 9pp cller Ordinance
til Hettcl uor for Stprcllen Ell. Gen cre=
SIC :Hegel Ser tolge: er aln1iuOelige
-noSnlifc Tprifriiter, % Disie far boo
YET lun 9pnc Irlt9ter, at Ser life er
Torefnloct cn eueltc ulpprlig Torbrp=
oel!e / 9pen5 @iltprie. Gu &pmite al
5olrle Ncgre, ser for %lterlte Gelen bor
3earu10t oereS 9ip lpm Sloper, boil
Ser Sr0eu / Spens 9lfinrer % lprger
for, at Srbene11 ppret9oloes. 9ctte
1iier, at 9iegeren fan blipe Ell goo
Eorger, 11nur ban fuar Sou til at pu=
sc set.
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Brpglet rof eIIer ~ :
ni]teriftfte.


S Mfonoags begpn6te otter @cr-
111arfs 2opgiuningsmplle at orbejDe,
1oet M%igsoogen 0o mpote / Set, Ser
fables "oroentlig" Somling. &i pil
ret al 9jGrtet boabe, at Set moo blipe
en- oroentlig Samling / olle 8etp6=
11tnger> men ri ifplber Sonobe0en at
ttlltoo, at llOiigterne BERTH life ct
De oller be0lte. @ere og mere bier
Oct Zig, at ifjpnt ~Spitemififtet" gop
Eonmorf ct @enltreminij terium, iaa
GLIDER bette efterboonoen ODER til at
hlsoe ct l16trpf for @onlerpatismc /
Jorbolo til Sen u6pifling, iom set
mere Doerliggaaen6e Demofrati /
Jorb1noelle mes Soctaliiterne bor to-
get. S 6isie ro6ifale @lementers
Djne er napnlig &rigsminilter Mo0=
Ten og Suititsminiiter Mlberti ltrioe
Sorne, lom | lgngere Si6 bdr beret
@lenitano for Sc bol6iomlte Mnfolo;
sSrig5nliniiteren for bans trofolte
@anoelie al Toriporets @etponinq for
SanoetS 6renti0, og Suititsminiltc-
nen for Set al bam fremiotte 6orlloa
ON Snoferelie at %rp9leitrof for Sc.
semsfornermelier, ser flor latt,
5inoene / iaa pol0iom @epngelle
men iom Set life lpffeoes bam at fac
gjennemfert. Otter at @iasoagen
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II aaOoenfob Som Ii
neltpre.

5 Ell un0en Spulte al Oette 9fltl1er
5riuger ri Ell Me00elelle ON, at en- al
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les ). 3ellp, far uflagt cn tiloels fri
:ollIlg silltaoelle ON i'm 0elogtigbeo /
Set omfottcnoe 9eltitfeliesipltem Ser
: Ell lang Nnffe Nur bor gooet /
Snang / &eroen5l1oitillingsbyen. Set
ct allere0e henpeO ct Eor Mor jioe11
0!lenli9beben lit ct begpnoenoe Sro-
bllf @ffGrerne / ct. 2oris, pg man
hun0e m1taget, at Stotso0pofot 6olfs
%energiife Sptrp0en / 0enne Sag, Der
'fuffebe ham 9eun0ring oper bele
Sa1oet og Domination for Stoten
Mls lol,rlS @upernpr> men ganlfe bit
soglan uolatte bom for at blipe lnig=
.Hnproet al 9ooOler &orporotionen>
oilOe bope lton0let l1ppienet, / Set
rnlnolte fpr cit St0. 9ette bier Jig
ii hune ppret ct forgjepes @aob.
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2leblif opgipet Sanfen om at fortlpt=
re Set l(pgl en, ion fan bar @ope0le=
Der al, og ban far enOog 110talt, ut
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oe onflogenoe Mpn0igbeoer b(ipc
bans MunO". Buffers foloslole
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zsle'1t, aemlig at Graft" pg u9ooo=
Sc, laole0e5 iom 6isi lie optruoer / as
7tlllige al 2an0ets Storbper, life er
Tnptte0e til noget enfelt 8arti, men
Ear fine Silhpngere blanot Dem olle.
Kaa ll0rp00elien al 0enne Sfomplet
sl1aa oltlaa ale Hartier / Screening
fl9nne fore1e 0eres areiter u0en at
bette ton gtpe Mnleoning til 6perfen
8ruo paa Eurtiprogrommerne el(er
til "Muo5linging".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-07

Store Soerippmmclier far / Sc iio=
lte Dage bGrjet COLORADO og Seem
Merico beo at fGere 61ooer er gaoet
ooer oeres 8re66er og bar lat itore
StrGfninger un0er @an5. 8Den Sri=
ntooo> Colo, oper ippmme0es / SIRE,
bags al 2os Mnimos 61o6en, og set
a'toges, at flere 6olnilier er omfom=
ne, lfj6nt Ser life er fl1n6et nogle Sig
e11onu; Sabet poo gien6om | 0enne
gD og Smegn CT onlilaaet til 1 Mil=
lion 9ollars. Mio @ran0e 61o6en
er gaoet ODER fine @re6oer og bar
glort 200 .Tamilier / Omegnen al Nl-
bl1Qlterq1e, Seem Merico, bjemlpie; /
Sas Gegos Sn1eg1e er Ser ligele0es
1tet ltor Sfa6e, ioet &olu6elen at 8D=
en- @otrol1s er Hpllet bort, og -
Menneifer omfom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-07
alminoeltge Siltaleform / &niet:
nWetn noble Scroll"

nVllH IlOOle 1910!
DIN enfelte at Dem fan man iige,
at Sc bar arbet 0eres 6orfe0res be-
rpmte Nabne uoen 6orfpbrenes Co.
11er til @eorifter> men mango al Dem
er oog iun0t tenfen0e> feorelan0s=
linoeOe MOelsmen0, ion piloe gigre
Jig gieloen6e ale Sorbolb, og /
@rep &oieberp og @ertugen al De-
bonfire fioligere Morfis'e en- al Sor=
tington) ejer &11iet to al set politiife
@l1glmos fgote 2eoere. Sen oa110=
ful0e og floge @repe og sen tun1ge
og mere f%onierpotipe &ertl1g> ser for
Iioen begge CT menige Me6lemmer
al Sperbuiet> bil olene / &roft al
Oeres Nnieelie og 5~totsmm1osepner
paonD fomme til at ipille en- yfolle /
Gnglanos politilfe @iltorie.
Oct er i6%jnefolOenOc, ct as ifillige
al 2or0erne life bprer til Sen fp0te
sl6el. Oct ginl0er t. Gfs. ON en-
9fon0 JONI Sen ti6ligere Iinonsmini>
tier George S @olcben, ser er al ie=
Diff @erfomlt og oprin0elig bar 6or>
retningsmono. San taller 11l1> 11oor
ilGrlige financielle Spgrgsmoal ltoar
poo DagSor0enen> og bQn CT ct al Sc
fornemlte @fsempler pao, 6borleoes
|@ngl9noerne for6omsfrit iprer Mpn0
ira onore Somfunoslog og @ocer ino
0perbuiet og 0erpeo opret6ol6er Set
tes Mnleelle. gn Toriomling, ser eier
ct Srefldper iom &oieberp Qi6eroD,
9eponibire (unioniltiit) og @oicben
fonierpotip) til oltib formal at Ing=
&c ct tlrngt Sos / Sen politife &ngt>
ifaal.
6or6on0lin9stonen mellem 2or-
oerne inobDroes er prnget al en- ipr=
Zig fornem &enipnsful0be6> ser piler
Sc Sillteoepnren0es ful0en0te ior-
mele 9mnelle. gn 2oro> Ser bcn-
bender Jig til Ell Mo6itonoer, bill
ufropigeligt fprlt be6re 6enne / IT'LL
f11loe Senoinger, og Set er forbopien=
De, loo Set engellfe Sprog> Ser ellers
lpnes at lopne @pfligbe0sformer> fan
blipe lmtoigt pe0 en- ioo6an 9ejligbeo.
Wfeo mango u0trpf for 8eun0ring BE-
tegrer Toleren lin Mo0lton0er. San
prtler BAN for 2pr6om og Set ino,
og ban befloger 0Dbt, at fan / Die
bliffet lfol bore npot til at bore 1eniq
1neo en- fjpr &ollego, poo bpis See
ninger ban / &eglen letter Sen ltprlte
Erts. sGlore 9or0er fon ogiou /
oisie &gfligbe0su6trpf, ser CT lao
forofteriltiife for @11let> bergre rent
pribote 6orbol0, iaolom 9%}obojfob al
@o0ier eller Sommentrpf / ll6lan=
Set.
Faa en- Tremme6> Ser er fortrolig
me0 oemofrotiife Eorlom1crlter, aipr
oerne Some ct bebogeligt Sn0trpf.
@jer Snerbuiet life on6et, loo eier Set
i'm e9ne fine Torm. Sg Sen fon
life efterlignes eller operfbres til llo=
lonoet. 0ertil Berger Sen for npie
lammen me0 2or0ernes frem ifl10te lp=
|.ctale Still1ng, 6eres Ston0sfplel le,
Seroensmonosoptrpoen og gommeI=
engelife &i06erligbe6. Mo11 bgrer
Dem life, 116en at mar tilii6lt misun.
Ser Sem o0ifillige Ggenifober> JON
operfprte pau andre %lobgtpen0e 6or=
lamlinger pil0e fpolificere ct pret
Meolem til @etegnellcn: ~Min noble
9emofrat!"