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The Keota news., 1914-12-04
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO


The public bathhouse in Denver. has
been opened to the public.
The Otero Gas Company COM
menced work on its new plant in West
La Junta.
The Denver police have been asked
to find Ethel Lightner. who left her
home Oct. Z.
The Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company has applied for q
new franchise at Rocky Ford.
The Colorado district OF the Swedish
Luthern church held its annual con-
ference in Boulder and Loveland.
A crop OF milo maize, averaging al
most sixty bushels to the acre. has
been harvested by w. T. Gilmore. east
OF Haswell
The National Monument Dealers
Association probably will hold its an.
nual convention In Denver in August
OF next year
Earnest l.. Autland. 21. and Miss
Marie Erbe, 19, were married at
Boulder following an elopement from
their homes near Yampa
l. d. Couch, "a years old. Is dying
at the Southern Colorado General hos
pital, after having been thrown under
a load of hay that tipped over.
The Denver Zionists are planning to
do their share in raising 100000
which the federation OF American
Zionists will collect to continue with
its work in Palestine.
Twenty-six carloads Of flour. rang.
ing from $4,000 to 10000 pounds to a
car. for the starving noncombatants
OF Belgium are assured for the train
that will leave Denver for New York.
Louis Persinger. famous violinist
whose boyhood was spent In Colorado
Springs. was q soloist at the concert
given by the American colony in Ber.
lin for the benefit of war sufferers on
Thanksgiving day.
Efforts to locate friends or relatives
Of John Gostorach. killed by falling
under q northbound D. & r. G.. pas.
senger train at Southern Junction
three miles south of Pueblo, have
been unsuccessful.
w. l.. Smith. seventy.four, pioneer
Of Garfield county and one OF the best
known ranchers and cattlemen OF the
Western slope. died at the hospital in
Salida as the result Of an operation
for kidney trouble.
A freight wreck on the Burlington
railway near keenesburg. thirty-six
miles east Of Denver. reduced ten
cars heavily loaded to kindling wood.
according to reports which reached
the Denver officials.
The display of the work Of the stu
dents In the Haswell schools which
won first prize at the Colorado State
Fair In September. probably will be
shown at the meeting of the State
Teachers Association in Denver.
To devote his time to personal mat.
ters. George w. Ballantine, president
Of the Denver Union Stockyards Com
pany and connected with the company
in various capacities for the last
twenty-eight years, will sever his con.
nections with it about January next
The remains Of Leonard ]. Dreyfus,
thirty-three. instructor Of forestry at
the State Agricultural College at Fort
Collins. were sent to Shreveport. La,
for burial. Death was the result of an
operation performed at st. Joseph's 8
hospital.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman, New
The Keota news., 1914-12-04

Greeley Player Breaks coIiarbone.
Greeley.-Only one man was in.
iured severely in the Greeley-South
Denver game here. Walsh Of Greeley
arohe his collarbone late in the game
md WIS forced to retire.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
WITS Dz61YG OZER ZfE SIS T2LplZzAZz'
NzzgH MgNZ. A6HlREWL Q2E8HY

dured He lost his hold not of the boy, but OF the
mast, the waves swept over them and they perish
ed together
Or take, again, an incident which is related in
connection with the cool herosm and gallantry Of
the MILDLY who was detailed to guard the spirit
room of the Abergavenny when that vessel went
ashore. Some of the men, overcome by selfish
ness and fear in their panic-stricken state. came
down determined to breach the rum casks, since
they might as we'll die drunk as sober. Il know
must de- exclaimed the midshipman but let
us die like men." And he maintained his guard
until the ship sank under him. 1t is unnecessary
to relate the welknown example of courage and
self-devotion shown at the loss of the troopship
Birken head. From the captain downwards, with
out exception, seamen and soldiers all exhibited
the utmost calmness and disregard of self. 1t
has been said that the instinct of discipline was
stronger in them than the instinct OF life. AND
only recently we have another instance of forti-
tude and courage in the behavior of the bandsmeR
of the Titanic. who, amid that last terrible scene
continued to play until washed from their feet as
the ship went down.
There few more pathetic pictures of ship
wreck than that presented by the loss of the
Halsewell, an East Indiaman. outward bound IN
1886 She had for her captain man named
Pierce, one of the most popular and experienced
OF the company's commanders. When she drove
ashore in a gale under St Adams Head the sea
was running too high and with too much fury to
afford any chance CT getting away in the boats
Among the many ladies on board were the cap
tain's two daughters. and he called his CHIEF
mate to the cabin to ask if he could think OF any
method of preserving the lives of the girls. Morn
ing may bring up chance was the reply; there
is nothing to be done tonight, sir" The ship lay
with her broadside to the shore under the hlgh
and almost perpendicular cliff. with her deck eX-
posed to the overwhelming rush of the seas. All
the women were assembled in the round house
where Captain Pierce, with his arms round ms
daughters, sat holding his girls to his heart
speeches. with despair. The only lights afforded
to these poor women were few wax candles IN
glass lanterns Out of $40 people only a sur
vived, and the third mate tells the story of no"
the people persisted in the round house. Inc
morning was Just breaking when he went on DECK
grasped hencoop, was washed overheard. swept
against the vessel, and then washed away again
On the strand.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
To Induce sleep.

To many people the drinking Of half
a pint or more of clear cold water on
retiring brings about cure for sleep
1t clears the blood, washes
irritating food out of the stomach, and
promotes feeling of quietude which
helps sleep.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
NOT COMPLAINING.

so you don't think the high cost of living has
made any difference in the family table,"
No" replied the very young man with hear
ty appetite. I'VE don't have as much company
as we used to and aren't afraid to ask fer
second helping. Washington Star.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
AS 1t Seemed to Her.

After viewing her new baby brother.
niue Laura said: Mamma, / know
why they went and cut baby's hair in
heaven The angels knew he wouldn't
De strong enough to walk to the bar.
ber's for several weeks
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
GETTING II straIoht.

she-"I believe you married me sim
ply because | had money" He
Quite the opposite. madum. msr.
ried you because hadn't any .
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
Out of Commission

vie On, William, dear, do order
rae.tfap to be sent home todavl"
husband But you bongbt ~" r..
.g s.. !. VI, Vie Yes. dear. but there's
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
he KNEW THERE WAS.

There's some good stun in Lemuel"
Lemuel's Roommate should say therc was
He just finished eating q pound of fudge tha'
Amaryllis sent up to mcconnell Widow.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30
HIS STANDING.

Paying Teller-You must get some
identify you before l can pay this check tt's
you any friends in this town?
Stranger-Not one. I'm the dog catcher oar
Animals
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-01-30

cldental to tRe sea-
collision, fire and it's
awful horrors, and
stranding are now
on a more colossal
scale. The ships are
bigger, more poor
souls are endangered,
brings the narrowing
details more speedily
home 10 a wider cir
Gle of sympathizers.
Ocean travel today, it
is true, has been
m a d e comfortable.
and the passenger
ships race from port
to port with the
punctuality of the
post. The seafarer.
whether he lives in
the forecastle or lux
uriates in the state
room, no longer has
fighting for his life or
property, nor Is he
subject to the dis
courtesy, the stupidi-
ty or the brutality of
those to whom he
looks for a safe and
pleasant voyage. The
rude seaman who in
olden times regarded
his passengers with
ill-concealed con-
tempt. and in the mo-
ment Of danger drove
them below, battened
them under matches
and left them in the
ill-snelling and SUI
locating hold. to suf
fer agonies of fear.
longer exists. 1t will
be remembered how
Shakespeare's boat
swain in THE TEN
pest" roughly orders
the passengers below
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often have occasion TO deplore, eliminate its
peril The agony of suspense may not, indeed, in
these days be prolonged, for the iron steel hall
breaks up more quickly than the fabric of the
wooden ship, which oftentmes for days bumped
and tore on the rocks sands before it fell to
pieces. On the rther hand. the catastrophes in
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-03-19

aern pil life ibge ge1taaoni1ie for
GDnamitarberne* @aiHington Sen
12te Marts. Ser bill lite bIibe 1pgt
11ogen 8enaa6ning bos Breitoenten
for Sc / 5ttoia1tapolis 6dn1te Dpttas
tr1it1119n6 ttlbgren0e ssS1tternational
Msiociation Of Brt6ge at1b' @tr1tcf1ts
raj sron Worfers. '."' Sc 6pn1te
Me1os M6pofot, Senator @ern bap,
Sc faaet talrige &enpet6elier fra ST.
bei6erforeninger ober bele 39anoet o,1
at iege 8enaaonirgJ for ltne &liet-
ter. Mfr.s &erttl raaoferte fig .11tco
f1ere &oIlegaer1 men fom til Set STE,
iultot, at BET biIoe pere ;1tflogt 1T
beoe @raiinente,1 be,1aa6e ben1,' fdr
Sc. i6et1ninc1te bap6e uoionetl er6el
al Tin 5traf. Dette bat -sssn0tana.
.genotoren foraaret M betberorgu1i.
fationer1lte / ct Breb. Set er 'nrt6er-
..forlteaet, at @ern zbjar. fdtaeet 1t @i1t
ON, at Irpiioert @Hion iHef 'iaa
,1ogen @runo, til at Ingge Singrene.
in1ellen1.
Galiforniabin til 6ranfr:se. 5a..
Diego, Sal, ben 16oe Marts. Sens
|. ten 9uiino @alloner Glaret og anbre
@aliforniabine bill imorgen sblibe fsrt
orrboro oen franife @rpo}er uMont.
colin" So Sre6ieparter al benne
SoriDring er anfomnen neb gad6
fra @a11 Srancisco. 8rpoieren afe
gaar til Santa @ocali Werieo, Sire.
bag % oerfra III EoaIon, Granfrige..
ria &ananta % Maseua itreoet
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-03-19

&por afbolbt Srgfen @ergelano
bar peo 8poming l1niperittp, iaaes
af bbab u@ponting Stnoent" ifrep
for 11oele Tiger iioen, oa man inbiaa,
at BUN alorig fom til at retle itg al
tit 2eie::
u@iennen bisie fiorten Mar, BUN
Tar pirfet ion1 Yrofesfor peo @pom'
ing l1niperiitet, er mango blepet bum.
6et peo ltprfe 8aono til oel1ne pr9g>
tige unge @pinoe, ser bar ppret 1aa
oanorig | fine @lasier, 1aa nobel og
goo MOB alle fine 8enner. @tu6en,
ter, Gafn ftet, 8De11s s5o!f, Ser fienoer
be11oes pletfri &arafter og benoes
Siels Ne,1beo, ianler fig set ofte
gjentagne 9nlfe, at bum naatte font
me 1ia." 49,,
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bmbsbepe9elieu / 8entmcfp. :

Syprbmbsbebe8elien I 9entmefD. -
Granffprt, 4p, ben 12te Marts. 4en'
tucfps @eprpientantbl,s beotog toag
neb 60 mob 80 Stemnrer en- Sill
ON beo neite aImtn6elige @alg at
forelegge for @elgerne ct fonititt'
tionelt Mme11oeme1t o1n itatspiot
sSorbn6. 8illen i116ebolber en- Be.
itemnelie ON Statsu6falg at @us-
ortffe" til meoieinif 8rug.
Morf Sfib paa @rnno. 9bilobel.
pbia oen lite marts. sssfblge Ee'
legrom til @arnlinjen Der er bet nor.
ife Dampifib ~@ecil" itranhet pua
Wariguanapen of 8abamoberne og
@fib og 9aoning t1bt. 9a timber.
retntngen fom fra @fibets &aptein,
antager tt1an, at Ianoffabet ct
berdet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-03-19

. q. NJ ~ p y ,.s
elDis unoer .@opeboirigent 8torns %
Brof. 0ulies 1e6elle. Epillingbp-
erues Diitritttsfor Hang Ell ny item,
tringsuIo Sa1a Set l1opanorebe
Morges 9Dloningsiang bporttl
Dulie bnr frepet bnabe Cert % Mu-
tit. @olonnntere hiep gibet al Gar.
ften gsoH, Galper Driitianien fra
ct. Saul oa wert @ipertien.
@f1eipiller Mal1ritB Wabo opbarte'
Sc meo f1ere aeumere, og iom giie-
iangere optraabte Snrrp Dabl og
Olaf 9e1brieffnst.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-03-19
1nrHknnHhftaling.

Yaa @runb al bsn operoroentliJ
le9>e Bris paa Minneapolis Gibenoe
..b<71 itrengt boIoe paa oen @egel,
at So A. tales I Sorlfub. Mores.
ieIappen p. '+io, tit bpilfen Sag
glooet er betss ssoc1a nis Derfor 5or.
npelien of abonns. lite er MOB
taget i11ben Moanebens mogang, bli,
ber be5fornmel1be glbon1re1,t itraget.
Genne &egel bliper itrengt operbolot
ltge operfor aIle Mbonnenter uoen
sorifiel. s1s
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-03-19
@uah aagnr han?
@m Sale at Mmerifas Mmbasiabbr /
2onbon prffer Senatets
DpmGrf, pnbeb+

MaiDington ben lite STARTS. -
@alter @ines Yage, De 6oreneoe
5taters 9lnrbasiaopr til @torbritan.
MEN, Mep ioag @ienitano for en- un'
verfegelies=Melolution, Der blep tno'
bragt Senatet og paalesger noen'
:rigsminiiteren at ,1nberiege piSie o1s'
gipelig offe,1tlige uotalelier al slm.
.basiaoeren pebrgrenbe Monroeoof-
trinen og Banamafanalen.
Senator Chamberlain, bpis Op-
1nerfiombeb 'nar hlenen paft peo @e.
{ferater At en- sEule beloot af gmbas-
iabpr Hage igaar Mftes 2onbon Deo
ct Mg6e af oe foreneoe &anoels-
famre, fremiatte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iloget> -og poa bana Mnmoontng ON
piebltffeltg 8ebanoling bleo &eIoln'
tionen pe6taget uben Debat.
Geiolutior1en a1mober u0enrigs.
n1i,tiltere1 ON at ,Fnffe til @enatetS
8rue en- &opi af Ambasiabbr &ages
Gale. pg at at1111ooe Mntbasiaopren
ON at n1eobele set 8epismatertale,
paa bpiIfet ban bolereoe oen angipe-
.lig ubtalte Bemerfning, at voet be-
tpoeIie forsseoe Eilfreositillelien boz
Be Goreneoe @taters Golf at bpg'
.ge H1na1nafanalen at bioe, at 8ri.
.terne pilbe babe melt Goroel al oens
Brug."
9felolutionen inbebolber Ell ipeciel
Mnn1ooning ON ct ororet @eferat al
Den Del af Mmbasia6prens Sale, t
fpilfen ian berettes at babe oefineret
Monroe6oftripen iaaIeoes, at ben
bare betp6, at roe Goreneoe Statcr
piloe foretreffe, at europeiife @egie'
ringer lite piIoe erbperpe noget mere
2ano / ben ME @eroen." .
gfterot Meiolutionen bar beotaget,
hgrte @enatorerne ON Eelegrammer
fra: 2on6o1, Ser l1otaler, at Imbass
laoerens Sale blep bolbt ertemporert
Tent paa Mfte11en og lite bleD ororet
refereret> og at bdns Sentpbning til
@nglpn6erneS 8rug al &analen blep
giort I en- ipbgenbe Gone. Set att
@toges itr1i6lerti6, at Ambasiaobren
pSaa Observation-Disclosures Mnn1oo'
ming bil 11e66ele, faapiot ban b11-
,ifer, 11etop boao ban far iogt, ti1ltge'
1neb Sen forgnifeoe Gorflaring
- % 2onoo11 sen 12te Marts. @t1t=
basiabgr @alter @ines 8oge bleo
111eget operraifet> sd ban bbrte, at en-
@elolution par bcotaget al Senatet i
Waibington ioag, r. bDilfen ban
d1111obeS ON en- So Hiring al en-
Gale ON Ydndn1 afanalen, iom ban
ifuloe bape bolot tgaar Mftes for Be
forene0e @onoelsfamre. San npg-
te6e at 0isfutere 5agen, i1roen bon
bap6e mcotaget officiel Mnnooning
ON en- Gorflaring.
Haa 5pgrgsmant. ON Ser fun6e.
'reiies SS16bet16ing moo ben fi6ite
@et1ting i baas Gale, Ser angif Ba..
mafanalen, ibare6e Scr. Sage, at
BET bar Ell bebogelig Spdg.
Carnegie Dannebrossriober. &ig.
benbabn Ben 166e Marts. Song
gbritian 1ar Fipnfet Mnoretp gar.
uegi Dannebrogs soroenens storfors.
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Dat,atarka Kutnnpt.

&igbenbapn sen 136e Marts. 8eo
en- 0nere1sfon1it ieanr nlellem &abi.
faIe, Moberate. og 5ocialtItpartiet,
Der fontrolerer T!ertallet / begge
Ching, ct 2oben on fonititutionelle
Meforner ifret @eotagelie. Denne
gtper &ptnber Stemmeret og opbp-
Der Stenmeret gr1111oet pad Glen.
bonn. ~ -
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Tr<1 maal1t1tgtntt
8illem um 8psning al em Sernbane
/ Mlasfa er nit neotaget at
begge @nie.

@aibtngton oen 106e Marts. -
&ongreslne11oenes l1boeling al frit
( Grp blan6t 2arbets S1rmerc bleb
uoen @el6 ongrebet / @uiet ioag. st
Mnen0eme1t til 8epilgningSlo
for 2an6bruga6eparte1nentet, fore,
! laaet af @ongresmanb Gunner al
Eeras og gaaenbe 1o paa at lRgge
| Jrguobeli1gen / 9epartementets
@9noer, bleb forfaifet.
Masf1=BilIetL Der beiten1ner, ct
fegirrineen til ct @ofiet1oe nf IS
NeiHioner Collars ifaI a1tlagge cit
/ 900 Miles sse~~1tba1te Mlasfa, blep
siort fnrbig til @reii6e11tens Can't
ton / gfter111io6ag, i6et 5enatet neo-
tog Sen allereoe al Sulet beotag1tc
aonferensrapport.
Sen e11oeltge Mfgigrelie toni efter
en lang 9ebot Genatet. &appors
ten fra ben &onferensfontite, Der
blep neoiat for at u6ieDne 3pilte-
punfterne nellem be to Suie,. blep
peotaget 1ueb 42 moo 81 @tenrner.
8illen benpnoigcr til Mnlpg3elie at
nh til 900 MiI cSernbane for at
| forbinoe QlIasfas &ulfelter me0 @p-
iten. &uten lfol belges af 8r9ltoen.
ten, til bpem oglaa mango anore
pigtige Detalier er operlaot. San
lfal beiten1ne> bborpi6t SSernbaneli,
11ier allerebe a1lagte / Serritortet
lfaI in6figbes ion1 en- Del al @egie.
ringens Sssernbaneipfem, og ON 8a-
nen ifol oripes of @egieringett ielp
eller ,1oleies, efterat 6cn er bpgget.
8olbi.1eton oen ! lite Marts. .8res
iioerten ier1ote zoos 5enatet fpigenbe
AultIUltekISL 'ti"~'s -: u
.Eil asitlterenoe Sinansmtnilter
8illian1 81. Malburn al Denper.
Colo. n. --.,; ILL.,. ,...-.
Sil Sorene6e @taters Maribal for
Diitriftet soutb Dafota, Sbonnas %.
Gaub1nan al 8larfitto11, g. Daf:.
@albington, s14oe Marts. Mo-
n1iniifrationens 2ebere / 5enatet og
Sufet bar mi forbereot 1ts for en-
brrtig og afgiprenoe &an1p / ben
fpnu1enoe llge ON ben forelaaeoe
0pbebelie al. -Baragrafen om slf~
giftsfribeb / Banana &anallopen og
fgler fig oDerbepiiter ON, at Yrqltoent
Nilions inotrangenoe .&enjttlling
oil blipe efterfornrnet.
5enatet peotog igaar 8eptlgnings>
lopen for DiItliet Of Columbia loren
Sc en- iamlet @epilgning qf 13 Ml.
| II -
lioner Dollars. 49, -. ez....s
@uiets @onite for San6clsm1ria
nen afilutte6e igaar fine Mfbgringer
ungoaenbe ga Sollettes 5gmanbsIop.
@uiets Slaa6efomite rapporteres
be igaar en Sill for @ienoprettelfe
l
af @,c6erne Monl;ral og gieeahntis
raj lneb forbgiet 2en11tttg. :@.,,;ss
5enatet ratifieerebe igaar en-. fem
Mars Sornpelie al 8ologiftstraftn-
ten 1nellern oe Sorene6e 5tater og
I9arnguap. Den ct af onltrer1t ian1s
me SSrotols lo1n oea gterffe 81 9olb-
siftstrafta:sss ia's ,sglis etsf'ee.
Eeoes, s,
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grnglat1h hrxht
Dr. s. S. Troplanb, ttorif Misitoner
/ Hropinien 91.Heb, brebt al =
fineiiife 8anbitter.

Heftng oet1 lite Marts. 8anbtts
ter plDnbrebe % brenote tbag 8pen
2no-bo>fom, 6rebte Dr. 8. S. Grop-
lan6, en- norif Misftoner, % iaare6e
flere andre u6lenbinger, oeriblanot
@altor 8. 80. @ama, en- anoen Norb.
r1n1b.
Sem bunoreoe @anoitter trengte
fig i11o 8Den peb @ielp at Gorre'
oeri in6enfra. 9e begpnote eieblif.
feltg at berie meb Gaffel og @pero.
De bre16te 6et afiatiffe Betrolenms'
ie!1fabs og @ingers 8pgninger og
pIpnoreoe BET brittle oe anterifanife
Eobafsie1ffabs OpIog. Derefter orog
be til Mrienalet, bpor oe fit fat paa
700 &ifler, flere Geltfanoner oe ct,
bel 9el Mmnunitton.
8anoitterne tbang to bunoreoe ar'
Tier til at bere beres 8ptte.
2ao-bo-fotp, ber er e. @abnebD peo
San-@ang, bar oe pigtieite @is'
fionsitoter i @ropinien @u,peb. &re
Misiionsielffaber bar @epreientan'
ter ser. gn of DEM er bet norif III.
tberife -Misiionsielifab meo
@obe6fporter Morge. Dette Gel
fab bar tire Meno Der, bporaf to bar
&ultruer, og besu6en tre andre
4pin6er. Dr. lroplano og Baitor
Sama por bette @elifabs @eprefen'
tanter. H.
ngbina s5nlano Misfion" bbis SO.
re6fparter er 2onbon, England, bar
en- Misiioner me6 @uitru iarnt tire
Misfionerinber / 2ao,bo>foip. Det
treble WisltonsieFffab, ion1 bar Sta-
ton Der, er ogiaa britiif, u@briifian
msfions in Manp 2an6s". Set bar
to Misiionerer meo 9uitruer.
Dr. g. S. 6roplon6 er goot fie16t
/ @inneapolis. San bar / en- Iar'
reffe SEN itgrite &raft inbeu De ber-
p9renbe norlfe5 @oobtemplarers 2eir'
0o bani sysl1Ii 9os afreiite berfro
for at optage fin gti rflonbeo i China,
bolbt 2oge @nigbe6en en-. Seit til
bans 9gre. @an bar lige fgr Mfrei.
len oppe og biIlte paa ~Et6enoe" og
ubta1te 90, at ban nbpis ban ON en-"
Del Mar ifnl6e finbe .paa at toge fig
Ell Gerie, bilbe ban gienie Minne'
opoIis og @ennerne".;; for ber bapoe
ban f1tt6et iaa 1nange al BENT.
Sen orpbte Mis1ioner bar fra
5tapangerfa1tten og Tom til Mmertfa
for 13 Mar }toen nteb oct Waal for
9ie at u66anne. fig. til Misiionpr.
Otter al babe giennemgaaet College,
Mfoelingen be6 Mngsburg @emtnart-
Inn fuloet16te fan ct &urius pe6&an1-
line l1ntperiitets me6icinife Mfoeling.
Sfblee en- ct Har Mar gar11nel 0pps
gape fra set norife Misiionsiellfab
baooe oet "a @isfionerer Misiio.
nerernes @ultrer iberegneD ! 8irf,
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iioner 8. 81. @ama, Ser / Eelegram.
met meIoes at pere iaaret al &eoers
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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-03-19

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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-03-19

Carnegie Daunebrogsribber. &ie.
benbapn Sen 16be Marts. Song
gbritian 1ar Fipnfet Mnoretp gar.
neoie Dat,.eb ebroGsor oroenens storforg.
The Ocala evening star., 1914-09-18
BRITISH WAR POEMS

The European war is calling forth
a great amount of patriotic poetry in
England. The following, from the
London Post, will be OF timely inter
est:
Australia
(To tune of The Wild Colonial Boy
The word came UP from Melbourne
Town
That shines by Hobson's Bay,
And Sunlight Sydney cheered the
Which Brisbane heard that day;
And Adelaide, whose broad dand
runs
To Arafura's sea,
Took up the cry and sent it forth
To Perth and Kimberley.
From Tin. Can Bay, on Sandy Strait,
To Sharks Bay in the west,
From Dandenong to Somerset
There's not a sign of rest;
Afoot or riding men are seen,
Not yet in haste or slow,
From BundaIberg to Ballarat
They drop the shears and go.
The bush bred boys THAT ride Out
Back,
StOckriderS every one,
IFlrom Broken Hfll TO Namoi,
From mime and cattle-run,
Are thinking of the Motherland
That lies beyond the foam,
The land that scarce bushman
knows,
The land he still calls Home.
The Never Never sends her sons
From every creek and down,
They take the track from all the
camp,
They muster in the town;
The rbarran ranges still breed men
Who by their mothers knee
Have learned what Britain's 'tcooey'
means
When heard across the sea.
For words come up from Melbourne
Town,
Ashining on her Bay,
And dear old Sydney cheers the news
Which Brisbane learned today;
From Inskip Light on Sandy Strait
To Sharks Bay, far and lone,
From Dandenong TO Somerset,
Old England knows her own.
MORLEY Roberts.