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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-24

uoverkommeligt at faa Komiteer
til at ORE sig for Forenings- og
Menighedsfester at enl1ver Art.
Man gj6r Diet med Glede og-un
der Udfoldelsen af en- Interesse
og en- E11ergi. som ofte er lang,
mere end Sagen er yaerd. Sk,lde
Diet da vere tenkeligt. at man
Wide interessere sig mindre 70,
Danmarks- Bygningen, der for
vor Nationalitet og wort hele
.Samfundsliv er al allerhdieste
Betydning? /,
Thi Danmarks-B ygnings-sagen
har en- Betydning, der naar langt
I'D over selve Bygningens Opfe
relse og Feststemning og Be
gejstring.
Den er ingen Dggnflue - TX
Ike blot Ell flygtig Tanke -
like blot ct Hus, som skal byg-
ges, beundres, nedrives og -
glemmes.
I Aarenes LIB er der i de
danske Blade fremkommen EN-
Rakke velvillige Artikler - re-
daktionelle og indsendte - hvori
man freml1aver adskillige Grur,-.
de hvorfor Danmarks-B ygnings-
Bevagelsen skulde finde almin-
delig Tilslutning Grunde.
som hver fer sig har sin .Reret-
tigelse.
Def er sandt. at Tanker havde
sit IJdsnr;no !. Heno;ve,heden
for Fadrelandet. 90 at denne
Hengivenhed er hele Saeens
Grundpille. - bet e sandt. at
Diet. er Nationalfdlelsen. som har
stvrket .Onske+ om at ca Dan
mark - for f6rste Gang paa en-
.a1nerikansk Udstilling india
pc den Plads i Nationernes Rack
ke. som med Rette +;,kommer
Diet. - Det er Patriotismen. som
har apiyet Foretagende+ Livs-
kraft 90 ska1 here Diet frem
:. Men Danmarks-Bygnings-Sa
gen indetolder desuden en- dvh
Lardom, som maaske kun faa.
har taenkt ever - en- praktisk
Side, som er. at hdieste materie1
Betydning for dansk Samfunds-
liv i Amerika.
Thi den skal lare os at kiende
-. o1~1.. Cl-1 E.
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Diet bekendte amerikanske Ord
sprog: Nothing succeeds like
success!

sprog: Nothing succeeds like
success!
-- 81.
sukces! ia, Vi tvivler, like
Iom, at dette Ord passende VII
Ekunne nedskrives we'd Afslutnin-
gen at Danmarks-Bygnings-Ko
miteens Virksomhed.
bet begynder at lysne j IIori-
sonten. Og dog der er endnu
langt til Maalet.
Vi we'd, at vi ON kort It'd ska]
It'll at underskrive Kontrakter oe
mdgaa andre Forpligtelser til e,
samlet Belpb at henved $4,000
vi we'd ogsaa, at vi we'd nar-
varende Tidspunkt har hoist
$35!,ooo.oo i Sigte. vi mangler
saaledes endnu ca. $15,ooo.oo.
Der maa altsaa g@res nye
kraftanstrengelser, og Diet med
Diet allerfprste. For ct halvt Aar
siden udsendte vi Subscriptions
lister i ct Antal at over 1000 til
Foreninger, Menigheder, Lokal-
komiteer og enkelte Prisoner
Landet over. En-, Del at disse
er komne tilbage med mango
Smaabidrag = Bidrag, som, naar
de b1ive lagt sammen, vii I'd
gore en- respektabe1 Sum. Men
langt de fleste har vi endnu like
hort fra. vi we'd, at en- Del al
Listerne cirkulerer endnu ~og vii
indkomme linden 1ange: men Vi
er dog bange fer at de fleste al
dem er lagt til Side :og gaaet: j
Glemmebogen. *
Nu, Landsmend Amerika
Dette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS traen-
ger fremdeles til Elders udelte
|Stptte. Danmarks-B ygningen
mangler endnu $15,ooo.Co.
Den It'd er kommen, da allie
LETTER maa indfries - allie Kr&f-
ter anstrenges. bet gaar like
langere at vente It'll senere".
Vii | hjelpe os, al maa Diet
v@re NU!
Hvad ON liver eneste For
ening, Praest, Menighed, Lokal-
komite:1 ogg. Privatmand fik..Sub-
skriptionslisterne frem og satte
Ii Oml@b? Hvad ON man resell
verede, gennem Komiteer eller
paa anden Made, at fremlagge
Listerne for hver eneste Dansker
i sit serlige Nabolag? Hvad ON
man hvert Sted Wide ofre Sa-
gen ct Par Dages personligt Ar
bejde? .....,:
HYor> mango. II, Tu SIM s in; !:
bidragg kundee, der like inhen-
ties! -. H [9y llk3e. :glin1re:nlde Res sui
tat, det wilde: give! Erfa.
}ringen har bevist, at hvor som
helst, der owes: ct. personlig1
Arbejde, der opnaaedes. der 81
Resultat. Ogg Erfaringen vi.
gentagea sig overall.
Spprgsmaalet gentages derfor
Vii | hj@lpe cs?
Da g@r Diet MI.
Intet Steds finder mar Diet
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zen, bolbt ct pppertigt Jorebrag fro
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bos nrfffope. Oct bebngelige alima
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@rufombeo, Ser life giper De perite
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mn pgs bu- terer ON fraf inore
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(rubisliu pore burfffbe Jynuser srcr
poo b ipoife &eber.
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n,nu Sen noriffe SoIofangerirhe Miis
8ergIiot@ afitao til mfpnged &@ar
Mtr1re: Miis @afitabs nonnrrfebe
Sterrn1e fonr1ner life til lin &et /
en- mirtore cal. 81 n1nn- en- Gang
bne fberoe til at Dnge / DuniaS
fffore 6Ga Mfeoet iuutebe fom
HmonmIig meo en- fort2lnbapt
s9pbbsifeiten ! r190551". Detnnr Ell
}m1lf Sanfe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
1905 bapoe facet at eire M1inoet
ON DpBbels Solo @og par oct
tint fan, Ser bapoe f1lgt SnobDoel=
len til Soften i 9oresougs Mftes.
Mer til 9roos berfor blep oct cog
en- ret bpggelig Sammenfomit. 0de-
BET aaba,eoes peo, at GorenimgenS
Iorma,b 6. stifier bpo sem tiliteoe-
bprenbe Joriun1ling &elfomme1l.
Otter at nlaat baDoe ia1nget vSlltm-
rer feot / Slespigs Soro", gapes.
Oroet til &aitor 9nrpganro, Ser gapi
ct fort Smrios al 8egipenbeberne,
Der gif forllb for arigcn 1864,
bporeiter tmn goo e1 SfilOring at
aampen. fermb Stormen poa 8yb=
bSI Sen 1Soe MpriI, Ser enbte meb,
at Ben oa1ife Scr efter ct feroe=
les tappert 6orfpr mnatte trgffe
fig tilbage ODER. til sls. Sarlig
ipgte 9aleren at paapiie BEN itore
luigbeo mellem Den balite og Den
forenebe tpfHfe, ei~terrigifeso g preiiiiiife
t8nr, cit l1Iigbeb. Der life aIe1e be-
itno i Mntnl al Solbater, men |
S~9roelesbeb / Sfpbepanben. 9en
tpife Scr bnD6e riflebe @aa1ro11er pg
8MlaoegcoRrer, ben banffr oerimDo
I'm De gu1nle 6orfaoegeparer pg
glaHebeoe aaa1o1,er. Seire1 nep
Sgifernes; men 9gren tilbprte ben
ounlte soloat. 5oreoraget belpites
peo cit Mnmoe fnpnnsEnm TO Sol
0atcrlles nmitrnngenoe Cucumber De
ioelige &a1npe, Der cmtre1t 0aglig
n0fGmpebes UNDER 8~elejringen. 81
ter ~Joreoraeet oplRite Mrs. @olit
ct mutt Digt, % A(ilfier, llorg ct 3or
Congo, Ser off fa1nleoe lig lom en-
imuf Minoefrms om ben banifc
Sol6ats % 0Hicerers b~elternooige
TorfDar at DpbbeI 5fonier1te. 81
ter unoerbolo1riargen oprleoe man
e1ro1tlr en- 5tlno intnnet1 beo aaf-
~dboroene. Set bar mutt at ie iaa
moslge at ct 8eoers me,,igbeos
MISUNDERSTANDING hlfteo
y
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Og dog ligger. Forklaringen


-. -
Og dog liggger. Forklaringen
meget nar.
Danmarks- Bygningen vii ind
tage en- s@rstilling blandt de an
Dire udenlandske, Pavilloner, Ii
gesom observation-disclosures j
dette F.oretagende indtager ell
ISarstilling blandt andre Landes
udvandrede S9nner og D9trc.
Forskellen er den, at medens de
andre Landes Bygninger bliver
opfqrt at vedkommende Landes
Regeringer, saa rejses Danmarks
Illus af Observation-Disclosures =
af danske Msend og Kvinder,
hvis sindelag og.; Offervillighed
like males med, okonomiske Be
regninger, men hvis Hjerter dog
trods It'd % Afstand banker
varmt for Fedre1andet =. Mend
og Kvinder, hvis Fremtid os
materielle Fordele er sammen-
l@nkede med det nye Hjemland,
men hvis Pung er aabenf og hv1s
Hand er redebon, naar Diet
galder Danmarks Hpjnelse og
Are.
Her er Forskellen: De andre
drog til Indvielsesfesten al Hdf-
lighedshensyn maaske efter
1ndbydelse maaske. blot for at
|feste; nd over dette var der like
stort for dem. at gore. vi
drog derud, fordi; Vi fdlte Trang
til at give Lyd IL de stemninger,
der aldrig dpr j. en- Danskers
Bryst = for at aflsgge Vidnes-
byrd for vor Hengivenhed for
Diet gamle Fadreland.. Her skull
de vi rejse denne .Hengivenhed
ct Monument - her skulde gi-
yes Optakt til Ell Nationalbev@-
gelse, .som sku1de kalde Danske
Ii. America. TIL samlet:5 Virke.
- - - 60 : .ss % n t o. lEH@
vi f@lte, at Vi hlavde en- direkte
~Interesse den. Jord, vi stod
paa, og i Diet. Foretagende, som
nu for Alvor skulde gennemf9-
res, og Ell Andel i baade Ansva-
ret ca Hren, som fulgte med.
Mon noget andet Folkefard
drog til deres Indvielsesfest og
|hjem derfra med lignende F@lel-
ser? N9ppe!
Mar Danmarks-B ygningen ON
kort It'd knejser imod Sky, da
vii den like .alene vere Dan
marks Hus, men ogsaa Diet dan
sle Folks Hus.
Og heri ligger Forklaringen al
Fanomenet.
bet .har. yasrst i os til Glsde
log til Opmuntriing i wort alt
andet end lette. :AErtb,ejdde at. spore,
lat den Begejstring, som .vaktes
[den IS, Marts 1913, har spredt
sig I'D over .Landet -og -funden
Genklang i saa. mango danske
Kolonier, til Trods. for, at man
de fleste Steder har nok: at gore
med sine. .egneg Opgaver. Og
Like alene har Begejstringen
funden Genklang, men den har
stadig vokset og. vokser fremde-
les.
Som jeg ser gennem Komi-
teens correspondence, finder
jeg Breve, som fer tire, fire Aar
siden modtoges fra fremragende
Landsmand j forskellige Dele al
Landet. Det var da vi f9rst be-
gyndte. - Brevene er lutter Vel
vile for Sagen. fulde at op-
muntrende Ord som: "Staa
fast" - "Det skal nok gaa!" -
"Vi er med Jer i Arbejdet!' -
ledsaget at .L@fter ON personlige
Bidrag. som ogsaa oliver ind
friede. . "a
Senere har vissmodtaget Breve
fra flere at de samme Mand,
hvoraf. f31gende Citat fra et al
Breyene er karakteristiske for de
andre: Hrlig talt hav-
de jeg like stor Tiltrotil Sagens
Gennemfqrelse, men jeg Wilde
like gore Elder. mismodige.
wilde indsamle $4,000! Jeg
troede, I var gale! Havde vi
nogen. Sinde for hort Magen!
Tidligere Indsanlinger for natio-
male Enrn,a1.u havde inhrapt
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Minnesota School
SALES
NAY and JUNE, 1911
~ ss4S Y@&ssHs s&T ~ @e9#afk& E ~ rHs
Great Opportunities to
Secure Homes 4.
and JUNE, 1911

Attic followinf times and places I will hold uIeI
q .of Schoola and Other State Lands
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14
HERNANDEZ SHOULD RESIGN

Mr. Hernandez should resign. IL
should not further embarrass tbs
friends who were unaware OF his rec.
ord us treasurer Of Rio Arriba eoun.
ty President Wilson e<prcssed -
everlasting truth In his recent leiiel
to Representative Doremus OF Mich.
igan. when he said that II was Of NJ
Use for men to try 70 deceive peopls
as 10 their record
Mr.. Wilson's precise words were
these.
THE record men make speaks fol
itself. The country cannot be deceiv,
ed concerning II and VIII assess Il
Justly. What Il chiefly expects ans
demands aud what IL certainly VII
be won by most surely. IL the perform
ance Of duty without fear or favor
aud without regard to personal con
sequences"
Il makes no earthly difference
whether a man Is a president, gov.
erner. mayor, senator or repre-.
sentative in congress- or a county
treasurer. he must stand or fall BY
the record ne has made while In Of.
fee. The voters elect him TO give hin
full opportunity to show II his deed
measure w 60 his promises. u he i
double-faccd in the performance q
the duties Of his office, moi all ths
excuses with which weak-kneed 81
weak.fbered officials prop them
selves. can avail him when he
comes before the people again. The
man who has been feeble or venal O
careless or Inefficient for any reasoi
might as well cash in, az the ganlh
lers say, before he loses what lev
, :-s......s..ss - former reputation he iiai
left. lie may issue statements OF eS'
inlanatlon and evasion until the cracl
If the election hour. hut, ms the nresi
dent says, the people cannot be de
ceived as to his record and viii AZ
SECS Il justly
Election day IS guiilotIne day FOL
the man who has been false 70 nj
trust AZ a servant Of the people. Tn
man who cannot or VIII not keep TN
record OF his official acts straigh
VIII not be trusted again, whatever
other position he seeks.
Mr.. Hernandez should resign ans
mot again force upon his party 1h'
humiliation ~ being called upon Is
lyote for and work for a man VIII
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14
THE VANISHED COUNTRY.

(Grertiand Rice, in y. Y. Mail)
Back IN the Vanished Country,
There's cabin in the lane,
Across the yellow sunshine
And the silver OF the rain:
A cabin. summer-shaded.
Where the naples whispered low
Dream stories OF the world winds
That fellow used TO Know:
And it's queer that. turning gray
stiil fellow looks away
To land he knows has vanished
Down the path Of Yesterday.
Back III the Vanished Country
There's an old-time swinging gate,
Through the early dusk OF summer
Where a girl has come to wait;
And her hair was like the sundrift
From the heart of summer skies,
While the blue of Gods wide heaven
Crowned the splendor Of her eyes
And it's queer that. turning gray.
still fellow looks away
To Girl he knows has vanished
Down the Path Of Yesterday.
Back IN the Vanished Country
There's dream that used 10 be
or Fame within the city
Aud a name beyond the sea:
A dream of laurel wreathings
That came singing through the light
The story OF the glory
of The victor In the fight;
-
Still a fellow looks away
To a dream he knows has vanished
Down the Path of Yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14
With Scissors and Paste
q. s. IN coon HANDS.

(From the Toronto Daily Mall and
Elnpre)
The people Of the British empire
have much reason TO be thankful that
the executive power Of the United
States il at present vested In men who
Iare war-avoiding. sane and careful
makers OF foreign policy. They are not
liable TO paroxSsms OF responsibility
such as some OF their predecessors
suffered from
The news that American merchant
ships IN the orient have been boarded
by British marines and German re-
seryista hound fer hostilItes in the
China sea have been removed indi-
Gates how neutral vessels, even those
of United states registration. may be
affected by the war One Of the
causes OF the war of 1872 with the
United States was the searching of
United states vessels on the high seas
for dexerters.
The president and his colleagues at
Washington mrs not quarrel creators.
going about with chips on their
shoulders. The earnest desire Of Britt
ain u do nothing that would offend
the good feeling Of the United States
has been patent from the outset. and
il has been possible to deal with Wash
ington diplomats on frank and
agreeable basis The lniunctions OF
President Wilson to the official SER
vice and the people at large 10 OBJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

has been weighed In the balance and
found wanting" lie Is dishonest OF
Incompetent Either horn Of the d.
lcmma Is fatal 70 him.
No excuse win suffice. no cxplana-
ton viii explain away the fact that
he went out Of office owing the coun-
~ more than SLIGO, part Of II taxes,
hts comnaHy's and his mothers.
marked paid when they were not
paid. and $500 merchandise license
fees collected and not accounted for.
These defaults existed over a period
d three years. lie had to be brought
10 book h. the ''pernieious activity
of the travelling auditor after he had
gone out of office. lie paid, thus
cnchlng the matter beyond cavil.
Mr Hernandez should resign.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14
SCIENCE CANNOT STAND ALOoF
IRON WAR.

tfnliadelphla LEDGER
Roentgen. famous for discovering
the mysterious potency of the rays to
which his name is given, has turned
into the melting pot for the Red Cross
fund the gold medal bestowed on him
by the Royal Society OF England. This
action he takes more In sorrow than
In anger, that he may bear witness to
his earnest disapproval of the course
that England has followed in siding
with Francs against Germany.
Il has been a favorite dream OF
mankind that IN the dispassionate
quest q truth science. at least stood
aloof from human quarres Her en-
terprise was too sublime, her thesis
too august, to let her stoop to the
depths of the brutal tiepravity dis
closed IN warfare. She must forever
keep her escutcheon white and shin
ing IN the light that never was on
sea or .land'" il would not do to let her
starry dladem be furnished by the foul
scurrilities of the deeds or the words
OF men.
In versas reprinted several days
ago in the Public Ledger. our present
minister Holland voiced his SORROW
ful lndlg asion that the science OF ayi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

Apropos Of West Nireiniu's dryness,
Mayor Rockwell 81 Pleasant Farms,
said
ION account OF its hieh summer
temperature tho consumption OF beer
lin this state from June to September
used 10 be remarkable. There were
some lll-advlscd West virglnlans who
were even proud Of il
Two such men. residents Of Craft
ton. spent their summer vacation in
New York. Their first evening IN
New York was devoted to roof garden
ing on Il cool roof garden. under the
shining atars. they saw on every side
well-dressed people drinking iced
drinks through straws
"rhis sight amused them, and,
when the waiter came for their order,
the older Graftonian said
Ne're from Grafton Bring US
two buckets 81 beer and TWO gas
ipipcs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

'Iyl6h' m Tie one flEInent hithefto IN
|profcncxi:. ms bcrn -rurtfinufory ="
1hs- HORRORS Of uar.- Th> makiaE N =
Krup6 siege gun Gals for the appii-
cation 81 the .1.tht .ftt 4-@eA - teen
ncIogy. In one phase or another OF
waf -makine. there Is employment for
everything that applied science can
suggest That Il one Of the most de-
testable features OF u s!.-that tns
very agencies intended 10 MAKE the
world lvable. and life beautiful and
happy. are now diverted TO the apomi-
nable work OF reducing harvest fields
10 shambles. and The homes Of .
working population to a smo'derins
InIn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14
MODERN AHTILLERy's GREAT
SCOPE.


What makes the battle now In prog
Tess such tremendous affair Is. per-
haps. not 80 much the unparalleled
numbers Of men aligned. a number
perhaps amounting 10 2.oee.oeo. as the
TACT that for the first time the titanic
power OF modern artillery viii have
FUN scope. At Mukden neither side
was AZ strong In this arm as IN infant
~. yet there were 5000 guns In the
field. The total on the long
battle line in Belgium to AlSacc must
be several times that. perhaps 10000
or more. and Germany. France and
BELGIUM have al made a specially Of
field artillery. which In recent years
has come back 10 almost the impor-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14
The StoryteIlers


Austria misread the European sit
uation when she declared war on little
SefNia. said General Winfield $. Edg-
eriy 10 Bangor. she misread the Sit
uation az completely as the rich lady
misread the question Of friend.
"A rich aud good lady. whose home
life was not, alas, an that could be
desired, WAS asked by o friend as
they motored past q golf club:
DO you like sports9
wen. suppose | ought to- the
rich lady sighed. 4 married one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

lance which 7 held In NaPolcon'f cam-
paigns. Thc kuus are no longer
brought up late: fheysso Al the hess
OF the marching columns. and are
pushed TO the very front with the cav
airy and the quick marching skirmlsh
line. MachIns euns have their iise.
but the pride Of the modern army l.
The deadly Quick-firing artillery. with
an armored shield. from behind which
the destructive fire 81 sh'apnel IL
poured. Ever since The E1ikan sar
there mas been an intense jealo:ry
between French and German mi ltary
mfn as 10 The nntested inertia 81 The
artillery OF the two countries. and The
rivalry contributed not lille IL the
bitterness lrading IN 10 the wac.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

serve strict neutrality and his patience
IN foreign affairs. as exemplified in
his Mexican policy. both stamp him
AS the type OF man Britain can deal
with most understandingly In the
present trying circumstances. Under
President Wilson the United States Is
not likely to diverge far from the path
Of caution and good sense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

You can always find the milk 81
humin Kindness within the pale Of the
church.
European soldiers are paid cent a
day
Make your wife an allowance. She
makes allowances enough for you.
The Russian Cossaeks are the best
eatalfr In The war.d.
The hungrlest horse can't eat Bit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

The heautiful Duchess of Marlbor-
ough. AZ tea it Marble House IN
Newport. praised the toilets Of Bal
timore Kirl
"Shc dresses exquisitely." said tho
duchess who. dressing cxquisiieiy her-
self, is an admirable Judge. Her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

Catherine Wrong has been nomi-
mated for register Of deeds in Cloud
county. Kansas. What il the matter
with Wrong shes all right