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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
CARRANzA
HALTSP PLANS
Inquiry As to Why He i
Ignored in Mediation; Gums
the Cards.

Niagara Falls, May 29.-Considera
ton OF an agreement between the
Huerta government and the United
States was temporarily Interrupted
when Juan r. Urquidi, representing
Carranza,, laid before the South Am
erican ENJOYS a note expressing sur.
prise that the mediation negotiations
were continuing with the constitution,
aliss unrepresented.
Bar cSnstitutionalist.
After a long debate, the mediators
decided not to permit Urquidi to pre-
sent the communication from Carran.
"a" Then, after'a conference with the
American delegates and the mediat.
ors, the Carranza %emissary, Urquidi
remained with the mediators for only
a few minutes. and left notes, in
which he expressed appreciation OF
the interest that had been taken by
the three diplomats in averting war
When asked, Urquidi would not dis.
close the contents of the note. The
following statement was issued by
the mediators:
Issue Statement.
"The m%ediators received a CON,
munication from a representative OF
Carranza in Washington, the tenor OF
which differs entirely from the yer.
sion contained in the news dispatch
this morning from Durango. 1t does
not disturb the course of the nego.
tiatiOns." l0"'&
Whether an answer will be made
to Carranza, or not, is not known out.
side Of the diplomatic tribunal. The
medfators refused to answer any
questions,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

any place I happened to DO.
For several years I Wa bothered with
pdfnpses on my face. Some Of them were
hard rcd spots. some were full OF matter,
end many blackheads. I was always pick
ing at them and caused them to be sore.
They made my face look 80 badly I was
ashamed 10 be seen. ~r +l@." g."
""i tried washing my head With Cuticurs
Soap. dried without rinstng, then put tho
Cuttcur1 Ointment on and rubbed il into
thes scalp. I spplied tho Cuticurs Soap and
Ointment the same each week until cured.
Three months Sbo Of Cuticurs Soap ana
Ointment has made my face ~ smooth and
clean As can be- (sisnedl G. NJ. Hamilton,
Sept. "a, 1912. f..
Cuticura Soap (25c.) nd Cutacurs ONT
ment (50c.) are sold by druogtsts~nd dealers
everywhere. Liberal sample Of each mailed
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept. T. Boston"
a1-Men who shave and shampoo With o.
ticura Soep viii Ind It best Tor sidn and scalp
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
s1EfANSSON BOAISUNk
Band of Explorers, However, are
Safe on Herald Island With
Plenty of Food. ~'

Nome, Alaska, May 29.-Stefans.
sons steamer, the karluk, was
crushed in the ice and sank January
Is, but the entire crew is on Herald
Island, with plenty Of food and wood.
Captain Lartlett was the only white
member of the crew not on Wrangei
Island. He made his way to the
North cape, Siberia and proceeded
overland to Whaler Fay, Siberia
There he was taken aboard the whal.
er, Herman, and carried to St. Mich.
ael, where he now is.
The Karluk sank near Herald Isl.
and - ~ & E-- . a :.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

Survivors Arriss AZ Qusbsc.
Quebec, May 29.2-Bringingsd de-
tails of the terrible disaster,
%hysterical, scantily clad, many
with hairs whitened by the terri
BILE tragedy, and giving iicohereh
accounts of the catasthrope, 1896
survivors Of the Inflated liner
reached here by train tonight,
They included % fi~rst-class, 29
secondtclass and 1O1 third class
passengers. These together With
the 237 andscrew Of 81 left 1T Rim.
ouski, make the total of433 say
ed AS cevised figilres showjtherc
were 1850 persons on the steamer
and the probable loss is 1874.
Until the steamship authorities
check over the official lists the
total dead will not be known. The
steamer sunk in st. Lawrence. off
Father Point, early today. Con-
sentative estimated place tbs MSS
ing from 75O to 1,0O0.
Rush to Aid of Survivors.
Full equipment Of ambulances
was supplied by the city of Que
bee and town Of Lewis. Army and
medical service corps were await
ing iii readiness when the special
train arrived at Lewis, where the
passengers disembarked and were
transferred to a ferry.
A Pitiful Sight.
1t was a pitiful sight when the
ferry locked on the Quebec side.
Men and women saved from the
Empress stepped falteringly down
the gangway, and their faces NJ!
registered the frightful experience
they had gone through. -
Heads were barred as the injured
were brought ashore, and taken to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
934 PERISH IN ST. LAWRENCE RIVER WHEN
COLLIER S1ORSTAO RAMS Liner EMPRESS
(Contin,.ed from Page y

as the water poured in, wrecked her on the side she was struck and
made the work Of launching the boats increasingly difficult.
When finally she, took the plunge to the bottom, scores were
still on the decks and were carried down into. the vortex. Only a
few were able to clear the sides and find support on the ~wreckage.
Captain Kendall q Hero. @4 ~@
From all accounts Captain H Kendall Of the Empress bore HIM
self like a true sailor as long as the ship stood under him, and
retained command of the situation. 1t appears that while the Stor.,
stadis stem still hung in the cash it made in the Empress side that
Kendall begged the master Of the Collier to keep his propellers going
so the hole might remain plugged r. v" t@s t
~ The Storstad, however, drop ped back, and the Empress filled
and foundersa.s Kendall stood on the bridgea as the ship went down
and was picked up by a boat. He directed its work in saving others
until the craft was loaded. About $50 bodies were recovered; few
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
NORTH Dakota SECOND
Hamline Wins Minnesota Dakota
Athletic Contest at Huron,
- South Dakota,

Huron, S. D., May 29.-Hamlin uni
versity, St. Paul, won the Minnesota
Dakota conference meet, with AZ
points. North Dakota was second,
with "a IA; Carleton (Minn.), thirG,
with %, and South Dakota fourth,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
SEVERE

Fairbanks, Alaska, May 29.-The
severest earthquake since June, 1912,
when the sleeping volcano, Katmai,
broke its bonds, was felt here at 600
a. III. today, accompanied by a rum.
bling Of the earth. The shock is the
fifth in 4S hours.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

Members Of the Goodridge- Call
Lumber Company Holds
Convention.

During the past "a hours a large
delegation Of the office managers and
auditors of the Goodridge-Call Lum.
Der company has been in Bismarck,
at the company headquarters. discuss,
ing the work and laying plans for the
future matters and business that will
come up.
From Long Distance.
Many of the agency managers have
come from some distance, to be pres.
ent at this meeting and to take part
in the discussion. Each one had come
to compare the conditions of his ter.
ritory with that of the others and to
work out a plan to increase sales and
make the business better. All those
who were here report good conditions
prevalent in their sections and that
the prospects for the year are excel
lent. A dinner was served by the Nc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
the hospitals and other places
where doctors attended them.s~
INVESTIGATION q

44S En- 4AVN ?
Ottawa, Ont, May pa most
thorough investigation into the
loss Of the Empress of Ireland was
urged on the Canadian govern
ment today, by Sir Wilfred
Laurier, leader of the opposition
party in parliament. He added:
Is Difficult to Believe.
ut is difficult to believe that
such an accident could take place
in the st. Lawrence, probably it
could not have been prevented
He did not pass judgement. An
official inquiry into circumstances
surrounding the accident will be
started early next week, according
to the deputy minister of marine
fisheries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
MATINEE soLolsr.

John B. Miller, tenor, and Alma
Beck, contralto. OF the Symphony or
chestra will appear in the afternoon
performance, which will be fully as
good as the evening concert. Mat
inee reservations should be made now
to secure best seats.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

KODAK WORK Done Promptly.
II anxious for best results send u.
your films. Mail orders solicited.
HoLMBOE PHOTO STUDIO,
BISMARCK, N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

scalp; my hair was fallins
out gradually until I had
scarcely any hair on my
head. I couldn't keep tho
dandruR of at all. My
hair was dry and lifeleas
and I lost rest at night from
the terrible itching sensa-
ton. would pull my hair
OF and aerafch NV haad
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
change IN 500 SCHEDULE

Owing to the railroad commits
sion's recent order for the 500 and
Milwaukee lines to make connection
at Monango transfer station to &C
commodate the travelling fraternity,
the time of the 500 train going south
has been changed and that of the in.
coming trains from both directions
have been changed a little.
New Time Card.
South 500 will leave at 1910 a. nj.
Old time was 1920.
South 500 will arrive at 1855 p. m.
North 500 will leave at the same
old schedule and will arrive in city at
sos p. m.
CLOSE STORES.
Webb Bros. and A. w. Lucas Co.
will close their stores this afternoon,
from Ito 4 o'clock.-Adv. -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
BUTTER AND EGGS.

BUTTER AND EGGS. q
Guaranteed fresh eggs, two dozen
35c. First:class creamery butter, pei,
| pound, ESQ., at store only. No deliv.
cries. VIM Dohnn's Cash Market,
ia BrOadway.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

kenzie hotel menage as a windup to
the convention. H.. .,,..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

WANTED-A secondhand cash reg
lister, at the Bismarck Bottline
,SXOEks.-,..a-~....-~s. -...s ,a= .s-.- ~.--~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30

VISITING IN DICKINSON.
Mrs. S. Shannon is in Dickinson, for
a VISIT with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| L. H. Nichols,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-30
SCALP |TCAED
= AND BURNED
Scarcely my Hair on Head. Ter.
rlble itching. Also Bothered With
Pimp|es and Blackheads on Face.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Cured Both Troubles.

Greenwood. Ind. First my hair beam
10 1su. sheA NY scalp itched and burned
when ] became warm. Ihad pinnles m nv
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
@rppl.

S Ell &orreipm1oa,ce til ct 9an=
marfsblao iiges ser:
v9robs oen &ntlen, JONI Der bor
pnret / Sc 6oreneoe 9taters Meri-
co=Yolitit, lfimter man tpbeltgt be1rs
2eoemotib: Amlfet ont at fan Den
bonrM prepebc Mepl1blif lagt 1mocr
6rilnterne. Set iDnes at pere Mn1e=
rita, font ltoo bag Geu &epolltio11,
Der itprtc6e &orfirio 9ia5, lom 9e11=
1tent e1 Mennelfeal6er bap6e facet
I niflet Mefsifo lo al @orbariet. Set
bar Nmerifa, |onn itetteoe Maocrcs
/ Meginentc, UNDER builfct Set meo
ribe16e @oit gift tiltage for 9anod
- og set er aul Mnnerifa, iom gbr
set ,tnuligt for @uerta at ifaffe Mo
% 0roen / 2a,u6et. a"
Sntet fan bore mere mispilence!
Observation-Disclosures bar life
nRret ,nnflenbe. -
Sen bor bolot paa 6reb %
re apcnten0e@o I6nimg."
Som Qe6emotip er Oct nn1l,ligt at
fimte 2nlfet ON at foa ben baarot
prspeoe Mep1tblif lagt in0 UNDER
6riltaterne.
@nn bill life Set, man q M
tier set life og mnn Tiger
abfollt at u1t6gnn Set.
Sg man CT / bette Gil fel6e Ste
gieringen.
Sci nnr life Mmerifa (6ermeo
ment II. - fom par mes til at
itprte 9n5; set nar 1,oaife en- Gel
al 2an6ets Storfnpitnliiter.
Sci Dor beller life Mmerifo ION
ftetteoe Maoero.' Men nctop sbe
fa1nme r%SSnteresier".
Og me6 &e1lpn til at 1lmulig-
gjere set for for &uerta at uifaffe
SO % 9r6en / 2aroet" foo er oct
better life Mn1erifa Ser bor 5fplo.
Set er ielne @uerta 80 Torreoe-
rem - iom SnfeI Cant life bill or-
%erfie1oe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

(Illno. Den fbrite er 24O Dieter
lang % bar foftet 100000 ST. at
nnlngge, meoens ben ntoe11 CT 367
Dieter lang, % N1plRgninggiutmen
CT 100000 ar, geb @amborg fin
beg ben $50 Dieter laarge SSernbane-
bro, Der foiteoe 100000 Ser. at
anlGgge. Disie groer, bpis 2nngoe
lite afpiger meget fra 2n11fiorosbfrot-
ems, .er Dog for i,ltet at reg11e neo
si6en of DC nrngtige @roer oper
6loberne Gortb % 9ap @fot.
lamb, % ben gigantiite 8rooflynbro
! Seem Dorf. Wroen oper 6ortb paa.
begpn0tes / Maret 1879 % bar fnr.
zig / 1890. Sen 2466 Meter (cn.
2h fm) la1,9e Bro, ser iaaleocs fat.
paret Il. Nar ! Mrbei6e, foitebe 81
ogiaa ca. 45 DILL. Scr. at onlnage.
DIN bens Gimenlioner fa,t man gore
Jig Ell Soreitilli1g, 11aar man bgrer,
at ben bpiler poa IL megtige 8il-
ler / Ell @6ioe at SO Meter ober
@an6fla6en. 8roet1 ODER Gap bDg.
geoes / Nnrene 1927, efter at
ocn ga11le 8ro bar itprtet neb 1,r1-
Der Ell Srfm Sl1leaftm 1879. Gem
tic Bro bar en- 2Gr1goe al 1886 Me-
ter og bar foitet ca. 20 Mfil1. SIR.
8rooflpnbroen, ser forbi,1oer Seem
Oorf meb 8rooflpn, CT fenot al en-.
bper Mmeritafurer og pe6 @rolpefter
fra Mmerifn al &c fle1te, Der bar
S1egtninge 6erobre. Den er 1926
Meter lang, og bens MrIngsilm er
life mitl6re ems 81 meiI1. @roner.
Mf Ser1tbanebroer, Ser i 29ngoe
% MnlGgsomfoitni,iger fommer sen
projeftereoe Masne6ebro nnrme1t,
fan 90 .n9pnes 8rpen nper So
1tal, peb @ernapo6a, ser er 171O
Meter Lang og foite6e 51a MiII. Ser,
og Sbiobroen be6 louisville / Mor6=
%anlerifn, Ser er 1915 Meter lang, %
bbis Mnl9gsi11m Dor 6 MilI.. &rp,
i1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

naaeoe Gurbafen l10 poo M1tenen,
ioet ct SangItiartei fon1 in0 mcb 6
at Manoifnbet - sc e,clte cpcrle-
ben6e ira 6orlilct.
Ser gjeres mi Hla1er for ct
mt 3eringsbo;pitol lom til ct So
ltenoe al $4,000 ifol opisres reo
oen tioligerc Mnitalt i Sufbale, SO.
0en 11pe @pgning bfiper trc Gtoeer
bpi og ifal brl'9cs for &c mere
fremifreonc Siliuloer al Earring.
.Samtioig lfal iomn,eltehs opferes
en MISUNDERSTANDING folteroe
$4,000, iao Stotcn ultlaa / i1lhc=
pGre1l6c Mor oil o11pc1lnc $50 600 /
&en moo Sen vbni6c Hlagc". S
Marets 2pb pils cnbniocre 9ranfcr-
alplet pes &a1orbille faa eli M 8pe=
ming foiten6e $4,000, % res SEN
/ @leniuopo bGrcnoc Gfple for
Manosipagc ifal ct &aiferi fpltc1roe
$4,000 bpgges.
S ct @rcp ira &ilbialmmr
Stefnnlon / Sort McGbcrlpn, Mfo=
ifa, mcoocler ban, at l6ls Sfib
vaarll1f", ser orep tillnps / eli for=
rpgcl1oc Storn1, meoens bua CO Ct
Nar onore nar i 9a1lo 4,aa SSSugt, III
tct bar labet bgre ira Jig. Gog trpr
ban, at Ser in0en 5are CIR taaturoc,
oa scr bar Hropiont for ) Mar on1=
bor6. San tror nGrmcit, at Gfi-
bet bar orcret mcb Sicn ppcr Holen.
Oscar &ncfer / Sort Gppns=
e11o, @a'b., bar faoct Slnpsproenens
bans lalgc Sicncite fonl norif apn=
jul. Gen me Slapsrioocr or fpot
| Nrcl1oal ng bar fer fam blcp ,lh-
l1Gbnt til &oniul / &ort 1otpnscno
ogioa tjcnt i ianune Guenlfa6 / Ml1e
itrolien % europa. Som or for
8oraermclter / Sort 5ppns-
emo ligelom ban ngIea er britiif
&onlnl Der pnu Steoct.
Gcmtpoopofot McGuficrtp /
Mont., bor ofgipct eli ajen-
6elie, Scr n1oer &c foreitaocuoc @ulg
i1oen Stotelr pil lnttc eli Stupper
for &%pinoernes IElclifobcr oq aof-
fellob6emic r Mbpofoten pauitaor
11emlia, at moor ell api,1oc fpral, Ct
inbbpoer fine Ge11inoer til She
eller &affe,. loo fun octtc betragtcs
Gil Sluas @eltiffelsc Tor at
Dem til at foite lin stemrme
| Sen enc eller o16el1 Mctllina 90
Strib moo Stotcns eoue
mos @orrltptipn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

IS Nar ga1,lnlel. 1tn Mfopoe bopoe'
prret Srgariit peo Npfpbilg airfe
iibcn 1881.
9perlGrer Carl Sobaniens
&litrll Snliane M11orea SsSgrgine, +.
CT aigaaet peo Dgocn paa
5pgebniet / Greoerifsbapn.
2gge, Suititsrdab, ftp. 81
.itriftslGge &ilb. scbmeocs er otter
langere 9ios Spgoom afaaaet peo
Gsoen Ell gloer al; SO Mar. Sra
1861 bar ban praftiierenoe 2nge i
@lnmie irbtil 1886, 81 ban r@-
napntes til 9iitriftslage / 1biitco.
1909 trs ban fin Mfifeo.
&%rofesior i Semi. peo 2a,10bo<
.be,itale:,. Dr. phil. Coin 9iocman>
Gyri'tcnicn er efter ct ballot s(ors
tiltagel1oe Soagbe6 nigaaet pco 81
ben paa Jreoertfsberg @olpital, 60
Mar gammel. Den Mfopoe bar pnret
Meolem al @ibemfaber1,es Gcllfat
|lioen 1890 % bar 81. al Gbg. %
|Dbm. imnt Meole1n at @ioemjfober-
mes 5ellfob / @ri1tiania.
On al Nafifops itprite 6orret=
ningsoripenoe, @abnta,to g. @eter=
len er 6eo paa &igsboipitolet i ag-
|benbapn otter ,1ogen Gios 5pgoom,
81 Mar gommel. SEN Mf0poe bap6e
flere offentlige Eilltosbperb.
Jorbenpgre1roe @oosfornalter
gilbelm @eorg 8artboIop er 500,
|64 slor gamntel.
Gono. polpt. S. 8. Sprgenien,
Scr / nogle slor pirfe0e ion1 Gtaog-
ingenier / Sreoerifsbopn, men JONI
|paa @rlr116 al Spgoom 11raatte OBJ
gipe lin Stilling, er, otter bpao SET
meo6eles, afgoaet pcs Deoc1t poo
ct. Solepbs Sanotoril1m / gsbierg.
6on par ct %epnerigt, elifperoigt
Meenneife, afbolM al Dem, Ser fenote
bam 11atrn1ere. S. 6. eSgrgenien, Set
par fpot / Merp poo. @or11bolm, blet
II Mar ga11rmel. Otter eget 911ifs
pil ban blipe begrapet i T%reoerifs:
bnpr1.
STU. 6eritelerer SCHULTZ
SAILS CT afgaoet beb Dgoen, 81 s(e1
81. @an por bcforeret mes Game
6rogsforlet % 6ortienitmeoaillen
Selp. Gen Mfogoe, ser bprte ii
Nor6jpllon6s melt feuote Meno, ia
6britelGrcr / Soils 81 Mor, % ba,
bar baft monefoloige 1illibsbperb
8eb fin Dg6 por. ban Me6lem a
@eitprelien for SAILS 5parefasie 0!
al Menigbeosroaoet. @an bar ifob
SAILS &laa1tdge % Dor til fin Gpi
til'pnsfprel,be mebs Sails Sfnnje. s
Ell Marrgffe bar ban Meprn1cntan
Il SAILS for Meteorologiif Snltitl,t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
Sort fprtalt.

Sc fronlfe %uiiameiiife" Epil-
finger Mu0clei11e og Sn5ol1ne blep
mpltg ifilte as oeo CIT Operation l1o-
fprt / &aris. gegge befi11oer Jig
bel eftcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9ette
er Ben an6en Operation al Sen
S1ags nogeniinoe foretaget.
- 40 api1oer miitebe 2ipet /
Chicago iioite glar, forbi Sc bnfotc
Gasoline / &affelobnen for at foo
N6en til at brat1be ina meget be-
ore. Set totole Sab beb Sloebrm=
oene / SlIinois 1913 bar $13,556,-
448, al bptlfe $5,O4O,353 por /
Gbicago.
- 8erli11 ifaI bape frrre airfer
i Torbolo til lin 6tprrelie e,1b no.
ger a1roe11 Sobebita6 / Gerben. Sen
tpife Migsbopeoltao bor. inoleoes
finn Is pr~pteitantiife 8irfer. 9il
lSnmmenligning fnr1 nppnes, at
Gbieogo TOR $50 proteitantiife Sir
fer. @an 5terrelien al Sc to @per
er Scr fife flor Torifjel.
Sobn aleranoer / Gbicaao,
iom CT iagfp11oia paa 5proagsifoJe-
ppierrts Gmrao6e. oplpler at ser er
1,60O, 600 5gnoagsifolelnrere %
9preri,,oer / Noro Mmerifa, % ut
al Barn i s9noagsifolen
e. u, 100000. @per l1ae foreaes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
Sill BIG, 9anmarf!

Mel.: Deilige 2rei1uo:
8ruopene Donepang,
ffalo=priit i @pao og Song,
~ gan1le Mooer meo sin rige goga!
Hetre og S6nner groo
bringer fra fremmeo Troa
Dig en- Eof for @ornooms fpunbne
Gage.
8lomitrenoe, bruno 2png,
freioig bin 2erfe gp1g.;
s. lao fun @ieilen flgite Magetoner.
2pti - Set er @%lifobssf.f;
foelner 6n @l,mens Slut?
GeIp Matrreu Ter i @eoens s8oner.
gtormbiloe Geiterbop,
blDMao i 8elgetron,
pr11it sit 8rns l1ooper bpi6e gonoe
Sei1o til Mmerifu
Min0er - pr. tronbIes - fra
gan1le Mober Danmorfs bpioe
stranoe!
MIogomle SIC $ IRELAND!
8grn ems, meo Blob / 8runo -
EN@2%% -sE1Er#s
ii Sig ffienfer bore bebite Eanfer.
Do,rer % Doners Drot,
Np1seoorb og @iooerilot,
6ptter fntaa ominoes at minoets
Morfer.
sanrits 2anritse,.
tMorts 1G., 1914.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
Rrnhggl,iuper.

Geo bpppige Notitfer / 9agspres=
len / Dunmarf om Jorbo1rolinger,
Der bur pGret fprt inoen for @an=
cels- og Sltollitrifre6ie i Mnbolon-
oe1pe .angoaem6e Gemerlrl1ten, boil
oeS bette Spprgsmaol itaoig aftu-
cit % fglges o9laa meo itgritc SsS,l=
teresle / biemlige @ancelsfreoie., st
anoet spprgsnnaal, Der ltabig ian=
tibig buffer op, ct @t%ableringen al
ell taft 6orbinoelie nlelle,n Sjellonb
|og Soliter;; tbi eli. iaabm bill bore
|abiolmt npopenbig> bpis 6emerrrll-
ten 1fal fpnlme til at Ipare. til Jor-
pentningcrne. Siolt bar 5orlloget ON
ell @ro mellem Masne0p % Srcbo=
peo. p9ret fre1niot / Jolfetinget Den
8. @arts 1910; men 6oriloget blep
- lom befenot = forfnitet efter at
bape pGret bebaaoIet treble Gang
ben z. pg s. Mpril iamme Mar.
groel1,. Ser pilDc faa Ell 2e1gbe al
Meter, bar bereg11et at billie
.foite ca. s Mill. SIT. at bpgge. Man
mente life ben Gang at turbe intte
Ell lan flor &opital / ct lnaoant
6pretage1,oe, Ger fife par paatrn1r=
geroe neopenbigt, og ipntes 81 bel
ler, at Sen Sis, Ser piloe ipares peb
Den faite 6orbinoclle mellem 2ol1os=
oclenc, bar tilltreffelig til at BE-
9rltnoe MnlGget.
Ganmurfs Gopografi far cllers
iffc gipet Mtleoning til @pgning al
.Grlig murfpur0iqe 8roer, l1aar
unctages Cen $50 Meter langc Clint
%Iorosbrn, Der ootueoes / 1899, og.
Den 21O Meter lol1ge 8rp oper Mas<
nool uni Oct CT ogloa fprlt / Slut
11ll1ge1 al Oct Is. MurDun0re0c, at
8robpgningsfuniten far lopiflet Jig
til betpoeligere Spider, ioet n1al1 peo
grltgen al Sernfpnitrnftipner, gior=
DC oct nn1ligt at o%peripGnee la1lgt
tgrre Gib0cr, ems Der bi0fI par raa-
|et meo 9attoens 8pgnirgsmateria-
Ter, 9re og Ster. Eli Be fdrite
SScrnbroer a1penbte ma1t St6beierm,
Der lioe11 fortrnllgtes al Smeoejer-
net, bpi1fet otter err Mepet fortrnl1gt
lat Stnolet. Sen fprite Sernbro bpg.
geoes / gnglono Murene 1773-
%. Sloen bar Mntertfn bnret trent
met, boao 8robpgni1gsfunit ont
gaor;; men Der finoes bog ogida I
#Gt1ropa mrgtige @robpgninger, Der
40 frafntpirge Beunoring. S Mor,
&c finoes 81. a. to Sernbonebroer,
lom Tor banlfe pine ipnes impone-
renoe, @1rerllig sg9roen ODER Surpen#
peo SarpSborg % groen oper Mi,t-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20
@aarens Tploe.
Mi Chr. @ieborot.

Mf Chr. &icborbt.
N1 brpsler oct me6 fine 9ln1,
% 2liten ct iaa limo, og lun,
% &abelejen ifinner
&aitanien bar fin @lomitertop,
ielo Mifear eran er baugr1et op
% &raniens Slgjfc bii,oer!
@per @poe bar fin grb,1,1c @rnm,
bper @reftebol6 lit 5fpggeaem
|af belle. 8regnebplter;
% / set forte Mo1efnr
CT boaoe Gl og Storf / 6nrb
me0 9pelier pao stplter.
IS 6rentbrlo itoor Sen bpibe 5igr'
Snebrominge1t Manot, Gfopel1s
8prlt
|og DC Iot1Daller WDe,,
|og &pbenrofe1ts 9orneifaft
fig fploer mes ian milo c1. Strait
It'll @elb al Mprgenrebe.
Trl1gtbapen ,er / bpi6t og rdot
Iog> @rasiets Enppe Iigger itreet
mes eGMeblomiter fapre;
SDren og @1,1oregn fapner tplt,
mems Sin og &ebben6 bor en Suit
ON, bpem ser beoit fan flobre.
Sg mi er 6rpen belt fp,nplet,
oen CTR lit &paf og ggr tit Get,
emancipert fra @alen;
og 9a9en CT iaa 6eilig long,
og 2uften fnl0 at Col og Gang
fra 29rfen 11c6 til @palen.
ga, mes bber @lomit, bpert Glad
bpert 6traa
or Spnren pe6 at barfc pna
og melbe % fit &pn1me -
on l1n6erifgme Toraarstio
iaa lefterig, ioa elifobsblio,
bpor 6ll er baitig o1r11e.