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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22
PROMISE OF LITIGATION IN
THE DUANE STREET MATTER
Mrs. Kinney Wants the City to Pay
Her for Property Decided to Her
by the State Of Oregon.

Mrs. W. s. Kinney wants the city
Of Astoria to pay her $1,000 for mar
row strip of property to which she
claims ownership between McClures
and shivelys Astoria. When the sew
eral Astorias were laid out by the men
who owned the donation land claims
comprising the original site, the own
ers neglected to agree as TO lines, with
the result that there is a bend in the
streets. Between McClure's and Shiv-
ely's is a narrow strip six and one
half feet In width. and to this land
the late w. S. Kinney received a deed
from the state Of Oregon. The deed
was issued May Z. 1885.
Recently Mrs. Kinney has been en-
gagged in a controversy with the coun-
Gil. The city used some lumber be-
longing to Mrs. Kinney and refused
to pay her for it. Likewise the council
declined to heed her protest against
the maner in which the widening of
Duane street was undertaken. Now
Mrs Kinney Sc is in claim for $1,000
for the strip shich she holds title to,
and without which the council would
be unable to make the connection that
it contemplates at Thirteenth.
City Attorney Smith says Mrs. Kin
ney does not own the land. He AYERS
that the late John Mcclure decided II
to the city long before the states void
deed was issued to w. S. Kinney, ant
that the strip has always belonged t.
the municipality under the dedication
Of Mr.. Mcclure.
So there is a legal contest in pros
pect over the matter. and 1t is not a
ali unlikely that title to the strip vii
be decided by the courts.
Yesterday Auditor Anderson received
a letter from Mrs. Eliza Lee Payton o
Redlands, Cal, in reply to the notifi
cation sent her of the assessment lev
led against her property for the i'm
provement of Duane street. Mrs. Pay
saws she is heartily in favor OF tn
undertaking and hopes The council VII
find It possible to make the connec
zion. This seems likely, despite tn
remonstrances Of roperty owners, a
connection of Duane street is merel
part OF the general scheme to exten
that thoroughfare from Fourteenth I
Seventeenth.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Frank r. Seufert, the well known
Dalles canneryrnan, WAS down yester-
iay 10 place an order for canning MAJ
chinery with the Astoria Iron works.
While in the city Mr. seufert bought
two Of the local concerns latest top
ping machines. Mr.. seufert said the
supply Of salmon at The DalIes was
light He Is not particularly pleased
with the outlook, as the river II now
quite high, or, to use a familiar ex-
precision, full Of water" and the com.
ing freshet will make matters bad fol
the fishermen. Mr.. seufert returned
to The Dalles on the night train.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

The republicans Of clatsop county
fred the opening gun OF the campaign
at Seaside last night. The crowd
went over to the west side on a special
train. The meeting was an enthusias-
tic one. and the various candidates
were well received. Seaside viii cast
fully 200 votes this year and the re-
publIcans are sure Of large majorities
there for all OF their nominees.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Astoria shipping men learned with
regret of the probable loss of the well
known French bark Lamoriciere. The
vessel was out 1876 days from New Cali
edonla for Glasgow, and reinsurance
on the vessel had jumped up to 90 per
cent. she has now been taken from
the list as uninsurable. The Lamori-
ciere was ait Astoria several times and
her master had wide circle OF ac-
quaintances here.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22


Captain Wicklund and his Hammond
life-savers yesterday rescued a fish
ing boat from the breakers at the
mouth Of the river. The boat was
numbered lss, belongs to the G. R, P
A. and was in charge Of John Korpila'
AS the fishermen were picking up their
net their boat drifted dangerously near
the breakers and Captain Wicklund
realizing that disaster was about tc
overtake the men, started at once tc
assist them. Just as the boat was about
to reach the frst Of the breakers th'
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Tardy voters are still trying to reg
lister for the coming elections. and
every day some delinquent makes his
appearance at the office Of County Clerk
clinton and asks that he be registered.
II is the opinion that fully 400 voters
az the city have failed to register ano
the indications are favorable for a
heavy swear-ln vote.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

life-sayers passed line an.d the fish
ermen were towed back into smooth
water. Scarcely day passes that some
incident Of this sort does not occur TO
break the monotony Of life at the sta
tions at the mouth Of the river. the
several crews all maintaining watch
for just such cases.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

senator Fulton went to Portland vs.
terday morning, and last night deliv-
cred an address at the big rally held
at the Empire theater. The senator
hoped to escape campaigning this year
and requested the committee to leave
his name off the list OF spellbinders.
but he was urged to make a few adj
dresses and consented.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Charles McChestney, travelling sales
man for a San Francisco grocery firm,
made his maiden trip TO Astoria yes
terday. He reports business through
out oregon very good and was Inn
pressed with the integrity OF the Asto-
ria merchants.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

The attraction this afternoon will be
the bali game at A. F. c. park between
Commercial and warrenton. The Wis
iting team has been greatly strength
ened since its last contest with the
clubmen and hopes to square accounts
for the drubbing which 1t recently re-
ceived. The warrenton aggregation
understands the game. and with Cath
lamet's pitcher expect to put up an
interesting game. Commercial reaizes
that it must fight hard to hold up is
enviable record, and the clubmen will
turn out to root for the team.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Numbers OF people from the country
visited Astoria yesterday, taking ad.
vantage Of the fine weather to make
shopping trips. The local merchants
all report good business.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Coroner Pohl has not thus far re-
celyed word from the relatives OF the
Young man who was drowned at the
De Force oil works Friday afternoon
II was learned yesterday that the mans
name was Scott Williamson, not VII
liams, The body win be held for g
day or two longer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

The visit to Astoria OF Governor
Chamberlain had a salutary effect upon
the enthusiasm OF Marcus Susman, the
well-known cattle king. When the
state campaign was on Susman sup
ported Chamberlain and claims the
credit for his election. 1t was general
ly agreed Susman should be recognized
for his great work, and at a confer
ence Of democratic leaders an arrange
ment was entered into whereby sus-
man should become ambassador to
Idaho in the event of oregon's seces"
sion from the union during Governor
Chamberlain's administration. AS vel
secession has not been brought about
but susman is living in hopes that ht
will reap his reward.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

The improvements on Ninth street
are about finished and the improve
ment has been cordially welcomed ny
the inhabitants In that vicinity.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Don't fall to see today's ball game
between warrenton and Commercial
Admission, 25 cents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Brink OF OAK
land, Cal. Mrs Brink was formerly
Miss Frances Holden OF this city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Jan August Mattson, native Of Rus
sin. yesterday declared his intention Of
becoming a citizen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Deep River, WASH. the Rev. william
Seymour short. pastor of Grace church
officiating.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Yesterday afternoon at Grace church
occurred the marriage OF Charles E'
Taylor to Miss Sophia Il. Heiklin OF
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

A marriage license was granted yes
terday to Charles 70. Taylor and Sophia
Heiklin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

The regular meeting Of the Chamber
OF Commerce viii be held tomorrow
night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

II. K. sweetser and wife Of Portland
through Astoria yesterday on
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

Baseball this Afternoon at A. p. G
park; warrenton vs. Commercial.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22

their way to Seaside to select css-
tage for the summer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-22
LOcaI BreyitIeS.

The new sningle mill In uniontown
was started this morning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-05
Subileumss9ileriu

Det er en- imut Stit at bolbe Sus
bilaum. ut b~sitiosfulOe 5slelier
bepagr ct Msnneitebjerte paa 25s
Qdrsbagen for ben gegiDenbeb, at
man fog ben fsrite 9lattlat | en-
p~ototpl, at man benTumreoe ben
fsrfs 9ime / ct oHentIist aontor.
fit ben fsrfts O~perbaling at fin
principal eler e-bberbebe fig en-
tneben Q. 2aratter til 4rtium = bet
er fun menneitelist os rimelist.
Get er oben | asbet imutt, bios
ner ON, at man bar pietet for fig
fefD. gn faaban Dag bsr lite benz
eaa, uben at maj ielp os andre fpi>
fer noset mere os noget bebre enS
til baglig. Gn milb Opmarifomb.b
fra Offentliebebsns Sibe er knsr
life urimelig. gn ofentIig ltbmors
felfe er ndturliepis ben tigefr.mmes
ne syorm berfor. Men oafod jublens
be Mrtifler I 9fdbere oo GfoeninJ
fra @obens netfsre 3ngninger fan
Tbofbe SilfrebsFin.ffe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-05
Sber Sau og 9ano.

Gn mere belitreben og interesidnt
RejlebeItriDelie enb ben, Der unber
openn9pnte Sitel / 1895 er ubgiost
at paitor s. g. S6eebe, nuoarenoe
pr9lt FOR ben forenebe airtes Mes
nigbeb / GIbu, Nebr.. ftul man fits
tert l9nee lebe ON.
Reiien ~begbnOer beb 2imfjorben
ober en- 0eil9nsbe at 210O0 enselz
lie Uiil, pia 9amborg, oper Qtldn>
terbaOet % pau Srbbs og tbars gem
nem Qmeritu, iaa at Der n9ppe fin=
bes en- nogenIunbe betenbt plet berz
obrs, bOor pditor 5eebes 5sbbsr
life bar traabt.
Sg ober aft bar ban brugt fine
Zine iom ben bebite = babe ben
trocnbe &riitnes aanbelige Zine og
WenneItets naturlige Sagttds
gelieseOne. Sproget er flint, tr9ffens
be pg malenbe, og man peb n9ppe,
bpab Der gl9ber en- NET, mar man
genneml9Ier gpgens 203 Siber,enz
ten ben troenbe 5orfatters fine PIN
tfologiife glif eaer bans ddbne
Sdns for Naturen og bens Stsnbeo.
0et fan n9iten figes at bore til
f9lbigt, at benne Bog forleben falot
mig / S9noe, og od ben bar eiort
mig fua megsn 9I9be, ifploer ieg
at gsre andre opmarffom pod ben,
bbiltet isg bog fun manqeIfulot fer
mig / Stanb til, bd jeg bberfen ten.
Der 9ogens pris e0er beb, bDorfra
ben forbunbles; men jeg mao tens
melig iiffert dntdge. at enbDer pil
funne fda ben beb at benpenbe fig
til 5orfutteren. pditor s. g. 6eebe,
glba, Rebr. e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-05

Zig Gnsit 9rsb 3 noe. Gil iibit faar
bun frem: r@r bet 9ans2" gr9ten
niffer. - v@r ban bsb?" sSa."
O9 iaa i%ortalte gr9lten. Of ban baobe
fonet Br.p fra 8ipteinen, Der melbte.
at pans oar bleuei ltplst ooer 8Oro
Of ell Stprteis. ba De pnsiereoe 8np
0Orn / ct irpsteliot uuejr. Mau bauoe
9iort, buno non funoe for at rrboe
BAN, men iOrs9ues.
Cub Ie Sop, Of bun funbe beoe.
Slo9et par tun9t. men 6erten bar
n9r O9 itprteoe benbe.
"a Sfibet langt ON lnn9e tom
isen. bsieste aoptejnen benoe. Saaret
bin pei rippet op gen. men BET sioroe
M%oberbiertet soot OF bsre, at benoes
Sgn beitonois bopoe uRret iaa oroeut
fig os ilipt. gun fit M o9iaa be
Eager, ban bauoe bait meo Jig, og
iom par inopattei / Sfibstiten.
Der itob bin pslfenbi,, 9rsnmnlebe
Stibstiite!-
gun tnaleoe NED % iutfsoe: IS 9eiu
0aon!" Der lisser bans alaoer laa
prnt % orosntlis paffet. o9 Der logger
3 bslen. GUN iog ben, % en- aouoolut
falot no, buorpnn Der lteb l~frepet:
xii Mooer, bpis le9 life ltnloe fomme
biem i9en!"
gun uabner Os l9ier:
,&Rre Mooerl
Seq tniter big for al bin a9rli9beb.
men melt iOroi ou bar beot ior mig
og tOmmer ies life tilbo9e, iao jea ms
Der big Der pnn Soreeu, ina meoe8
oi hos Sub. &9re Mober. 9at for oft;
at bu bar beot for mig, bar belinnoi9
itprtet mig. 8i msoeS hos @no,
fRre Wooer.
Din 5ans.4
Ia feubte Moberbjertet ell iali9
@laOe. Sanoerne ioloeoe Zig. os bun
sentos fIere Gauge: ut ou bar beol
for mig. bar beiiunbi9 itpriet mig. vi
meots bps Cub"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-05
Yriniem bapoe 5Orretninssians.

2lfosbe Drowning 8ictoria ipnss
at babe Daft Ober6errebsmme oDer
fine 8~srnebsrns 2%ommepense. De
maotte fere nsiagtigt aesnitob msb
berss uosiftsr, Os bsriOm lite ben
Sum, be 1T bDer Muaneb at BRUCE
efter 5orgobtbefinbenbe, fog til, bar
be altio filter paa en- alOorlis Sr.ttes
I9ttelie.
Gn Sang itete bet, mebens ben nus
p9rsnbe grins at Dales bar paa
geieg / Gton, at bans maaneolise
Gommspenge bar forbrugt / en- uge.
Suttergpbt og Q9tterier Iamt andre
iebe observation-disclosures, uunbparIise
for en- Stolebreng, foraarTdgtos
bans fnanIielle anibe.
Meb 5attigbom og Mopepins fulsis
@nser Og 5~ortrbbelfe, og ban itreo
ct lunst greo til fin 8ebItemober,
betenbte lin 8rsbe og Bah ON ct lille
6oritub at neIte Madnebs CONNIE
penge.
Com Spor mobtog ban ct lanst
5ormdnings6rep, men ingen penge.
Oronninsen nastsbs bans 9sn. gun
iluttebe 8rebet meb at ubtrbtfe lin
Sorg ober at MATTE ifribe til bam,
iom BUN giorbe.
Hosle faa Dase fenere mobtog
9enbes Wujeitat ct anbet 9rep fra
ben frsmtibise arping til ben brittle
3rone. Det bar af fsleenbe Snps
bolb: ,&9re g%sbftemober! Dit grep
er mObtuset. gsrDis bog enbelis in>
gen gefbmrinser for min Stblb.
Sss er IAN right" nu. Seq bar folet
bit grep for trebioe Sbinines til en-
Manb FER, fom famler Brepe og
6aanbffrifter af notable Golt."
Otter .Sueees" beb 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-05

beI1er life boet Der idd l9nge. Men
De bar bog giprt gobe 5remifriot.
5lere at Dem tan bu reiie til Omaha
meb 5ebetreaturer, og be 2anos=
m9nb. ies fao, Dor peIaa ret gopt.
Saa bill je9 ilutte for benne Sang
meo penlig 9iIien Og 3ot for fibft
til 2anosm9nb, IOm ieg mgbte pal
bisie Ggne.
u. 50. Mnberen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-05
Sra Gejien.

Ut reiie og pad famine Sio Be-
r.tte fra ReiIen er lite altio ioa let.
Men oa ieg en- Sang bar bespnot
bermeb, fuar ieg prpDe at fortietts
felp ON bet bliber libt tent.
Sra Minben ffufbe ieg til Ruftin,
Huctolls So. Der er rs a 80 Wil,
men for at fomme bet fife Stptte
8ei maa man fsre poa 3 4 &om>
paeniers Baner : om mdn tar bet.
Sra Minben til 5aitings Dia 3. &c
M. 8anen git bet gobt. gfter fle@
re 5imers 9enten Ifulbe Ri fau meb
81. Soc &c 9r. S.sBunen til Ods
penport. 9et git 9obt not, inotil
Ri tom til fsrite Station, men pluo@
felig bsbe faa port 2otomotip. 9pors
ban bet ifete, tunbe jeg life blioe
flpe paa, men Ri tunbe life fomme al
Stebet. Sda maatte be t~elegrafere
til @ranb Sslanb efter ct anbet Soz
tomptip. gn 9otelbprt fom og fors
talte os, at Ri life bilbe fomme oers
fra / bebite Sab FIR ON en- Stme,
maaffe bet pilbe tage ire Elmer, =
% fda inbbsb ban os penIigit til
,,fupper". Det bar fsnt eiort al
BAN, ba ban CAB % ct gobt Iftenss
maaltib for en- biGig pris. 2dngt
ON l9nge fom 2ofomoti0et fra CIR.
g., og hi nddebe iii Davenport beo
Wibndtstib. Wien bet 5og, jeg full
be bdpe b9ret meb berfra, bar ba
afgaaet for lange fiben. Si9loen
bar ies paret Iaa efab Deb at msbe
en- 6otelpert Deb Stationsn fom ben
often.
Oct er gobt at bore fenbt, bpor
man ffal reife. Seq bar tommsn ao
famm. gane, ba ieg fsrite Sang be-
fbgte bet banffe Excitement | Nucts
otls Co. ON ieg buffer ret, | Sluts
ninsen al 1874 - os ieg habbe reg
net uo, at ieg funbe a nit Be-
Femmelfesfeb meb ,tronet" fra
Davenport n1fte Dag | orbentli5
9ib. og MI msbte life alene 9otel>
p0rten men tiflige gieren at en- 2ejes
fufb beb stutionen. fom tilbsb fin
9ieneffe til nafte Morsen tiblig! Hu
funbe ies trobs Dogens W~iberparS
bisbeber eda til Wo uben 8eipm>
ring for, bporIebes jeg fuIbe naa
frem I Sibe.
NrRe Doas Gormibbds, bar leg
I 53usfin. ct 9elesrcm. ieg bopDe
fsnbt forub, babb< afbrrget Gors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-05

Subil9er ggr Menneifene goos.
Z bet minolte poa felpe Merteodgsn
er sSubelgenltanben ct lepenbe pre@
peturt paa borgsrlige 9pber os mem
nefelise 6ulbtommenbeoer.
Og ba pi ale fer eler ieners toms
msr til at boloe Subil9um - tors
ubIut od, at pi leper iad l9n9s -
Iaa fsrer SubiIaerne / alt 6aIO bet
soOe meo fig, at De itanter bper ti9r
nogle Simer, bbori ban bet er
ieot ienere at tente tilbdge pad! -
bar en- fulotommen ulaitelig per
ION, COB % aImenagtet 8orger, tGrs
Zig 2@gtemano og 5doer!
Men Der er tommet ct Ianbt Subj
I9ums Rdieri oper 6oIt hrbiemms.
vi boloer Subilaum for Dor &onFrs
nation. for ben Dag. Ri bar pdd
Session, eler oa bi bleo Weblem At
SDgefasIen o5remtiben" eaer ben
Ielita6elige Stub Oct Inie gieblit".
D}an bar Soenbes, Soloaterz, Stus
oenterz og aotoppeinbpobnin9s iubis
lGer; Or~oItetufter, Der multteres for
so Sang / ben offentli9e politiret,
begdpes meo be fibeleIte 69oersbepiss
ringer at fine 9robre I'D / SuititIen,
al Retsbuoe, Sfribere og andre @ms
bebsm9no. Og meb SeIterne er bet
rent gait. Mian bar Dem fra 5 Ndr
til 6eiere priier, 10. Is, 20. %, 80
Qars o. b., og nadr Ri tommer op
be brjere Regiitre, feires iaa at iiae
bpert eneite 2(ars 5ebielsoos mep
alminoelig Sdmfunbsiubel.
0erbeD bliper 9auren Ioa tebelig
biGig. 81 bliber for beremte, nudr
bpert anoet Mar belle Sdmfunbst
Ftudr pda 6obsbet FOR at bpIbe %.
Der bliber life noeen ri9tig SLAMS
ober bet rigtige gdmmelbaes 25s og
40s2(ars Subil9um. SO man bar
life npgen rigtig 5ornsjelie at Be
%rsmmelien, naar man mdu belle ben
meb bet fsrite bet bebite 9urroraob.
&linbe Ri lite faa en- Reform pdd
bette puntt. gu bar man reformes
ret Stolen, Sfotterne, 2otteriet,
Surruruubene og bore 9aOne os er |
Serb meb Retsbpfenet og @9tefds
BET FAINT ben fommunale 8aler.t.
Men naar bet er fra 5aanben, mua
Suren fomme til Subil9erne. S1a
fan til @enaalb a1e Subilurer bliOe
op6siebe / MbeIsftanben.
6or fua 0oee iiben bdbb. 2unbeis
apnge Tibet paa 0anmarts Srone
i 40 4ur. 9uns Maieit9t snftebs
life 0ugen oficielt ferret. 3unbe life
bette Gtsempef aipe bore altfor iubis
laumsglube Mebboroere Stof til en-
Snuie Gftertonfe9 iirus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-05
t1orunons er DC samle Sage.
or. +. 9. g.

uorunone er be gamle 9age
Gom 6loDer | bet tore 9ap,
Og bpOr zig bOiler nu ben Sodse,
Der fanbt Den StRrfe og lin Srap.
N1en, lopet p9re 6imlens Sub,
Den 2Gbles 2Gt osr aIbrig ub!
Wlens @rapen taites, @uggen gpnger,
Oe 2ip ubTlstter Dsbens Spor,
Saa INNER zig igen forpnger
6p.r abel Sl9gt / S1b pg Rorb;
Oq Minbet. Iom SUBS Mistunbbeo,
5OrpIunter zig | tuiinb 2eb!
Saa lab oerpaa os SDn ba f9ite,
6pdo 9gble taloer 2ipets Chit;
ga, lab os tempe meb be beoite
90 pObe tett mob 0sb en- 9pit.
ut bboe ben og 9raben trobs
Stal meb SUBS 5ialp og lpttes os!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-05
20rer ". Gbriltianien:

Riels Bier IA WoIIe.
gn Samtale | bet jpbTts Sprssl
s OmTag 10c.
9 aaneif te.
s Omllag 10c.
Statfels 9eite.
s OmiIas 10e.
9 opneraabs orbanbfiaa
s OmiIas 10e.
9 a mtaafsmsb.
5 OmfIag Toe.
De ia RI ipot, men btyD
gobt.
5 Om1as 10e.
41e obennapnte 9efter er nrebef
bet jbbffe Sprog, meset inter.sTonis
og unberbolbenbe. Ser er nilbrsf
mango beiesnenbe Sr9f fra ben refi
sisfe Doitelfe peb Snbre MisFpn /
SbGlanb.
Danifb Qutb. pubf. Sou{g
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-05
8

Raar eaIsrns benuenoer Jig til 6olt, Der
aperterer / glabet, enten for at tebe bos
benz suer for at foa 0plpsnin9er ON bet
apsrtereoe, bsbss be altio omtale, at be ioa
guertisiemsntet bette 9lab. Oct nil u9re
ssniiots 9tptte.
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9pem bar bun? 9ons Gsebes.
@rsnl9nberz pr9itens Bib!
Iom bbtteb Rorrlanbs prefee
meb eitimoiff 2ib,
Iom fiji oper bilbe 8anbe
paa 9aabets baobe @inee,
for Ssz9rtnens Si9le
1t 5rebens Orb at bringe.
Ser tumles bun / 8aobsn
paa 5ioroens tolbe Stsb,
unber lubenoe Ssbjerg,
JON truer ali meb Oso;
ielO iitano at bare,
ia fmsIte Deb fit 9ierts,
belle beie 9jerge
at Misbaob, Rpb og Smtrie.
Der fibbtr bun / 9ptten
% bolber ub ct 3ern
| Diem df bel bunoreb'
trdnnebe 9rgnlanber s8srn!
SUN ftimter ct Subs gileb
bag gjets 9adgeramme;
iaa lRrer bun benz trsitig
ct 5aberpor at famine.
Ser er bun paa en- @alpIabs,
bDor 9elte biloe fin.
bIunbt foppeIp9e abinber,
bpem oG9ebe" CAB 2p.
Mens benoes 9abe 9usbonS
maa barre ub De 0sbe,
be bsenbe bun trsfter
meb 2ibets Morgenrebe.
Og git | aolonien
bet bsie R9bfelsraab:
Ru bs bi 6ungersbsben,
bort Wel er fluppet OPT
bun patteb ei fin aiIte,
ba 9enbtrne bleb tomme,
bun irosoe fat oe freibig,
at Stibet mdatte fomme!
% si bleb BUN beifammet:
fra 9obet tom Der 8rsb!
Sg dlbri9 bar bun baablss
/ nogen Slogs Nsb;
bar Mob9ang beb at isne
Sans eeeb.s ponbe,
/ bans 9uitrus SjGl
bar Der adbtnt 8anbe.
at, bd ban tr9t og msbig
lob itaa fra bsje Rorb,
pa bapbe ban | Stdpnen
fin 9uitrus Gig omborb.
Wen fn9lenbe ban tatfeb for,
pda 9dnmdrts milbe Strands
at bun babbe flllot bam
ober be bilbe 0onb..
Os bar bun ingen 9bpra,
Der bb99eb 8olb og 0ert. -
at 2roen paa Subs Raabe
bun ielb bleb temret fart!
mob 9ebningmsrtets S9re
bun reiite 9iemmets @irte,
mems benbes fromme !9usbons
bbggeb / Sne Subs Strife.
D9 bar bun ineen Oagmor,
Tcm CAB be fan9ne lss, -
bunbne 9srnefiele
bun lsite meb ct aps!
Og bar bun ej Margrete,
Tom fletteb ct at trenbe, -
Sro, 5aa6 os aerligbeo,
be ire blep ct bos benbe!
Ou bsibaarne &binbe
meb bet borgelige 0apn,
pig elfter jsg cs uue,
iom meb ct aors | 6obn
fob aerlisbebens GOrpoit
/ fjerne G%nfombeber,
5am. Der CAB ser Stprten,
BAN eIffer jeg i Gber.
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