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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31
BIG LEACHING PLANT
 WILL COST S2,OOO,OOO
 NEAR SALT LAKE CITY
Utah Copper Company Is Making the Erection to Get Further
 Benefits of Low Grade.

SALT LAKE CITY, May 3O.-The Utah Copper Company is planning 10 build at Bingham, two miles from this city, a $2.OOO,OOO teaching plant The purpose of its construction is to treat more than forty million tons of low grade ore and partially oxidized cap ping. from which Managing Director Jackling says he is convinced a sub stantial profit can be made.
 Mir Jackling, who is now in the east, further said that he expected the di- rectors to authorize something of this kind before great while, as an the company's experiments along this line are about completed. After a meeting of the directors of the company yester- day in the east, at which the retiring officers were reelected. an official Of the company said that the construction of such a plant was in contemplation, and that it would probably take about eighteen months to complete it. Prep arauons for the step now in contem- plation have been going on ever since stripping operations at the great mine began several years ago.
 During all these years what is known as the carbonate capping-that containing sufficient values to make profitable future treatment probable has been kept separate from the waste which over most of the area contains little or no copper, but usually a small amount of iron. The carbonate cap ping so far removed is on dumps in the main Bingham canyon and this. it is said. indicates the lower portion of the canyon as the logical location for the new plant Local officials Of the company say there is ample room there for such a plant
 Concerning the stripping operations which have furnished the material on which the new plant is to work the 1913 report of the company, just is- sued, presents these facts
 The estimated average thickness of this oapping over the entire known ore body is 114 feet The total amount of capping removed from the property to the close of the year 1913 was 22125.2O7 cubic yards. Of this amount 14946,276 cubic yards were removed from the Utah group and I17s.921 cubic yards from the Boston group.
 Prior to January l. 1918. the total area upon which stripping operations had been conducted was 155.7O acres. During tho year these operations were extended over an additional 15.43 acres. making the total area over which such work has been carried on l7l,l8 acres. Previous to 1913 the
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FOR ARIZoN A. Local rains in the North portion.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31

NEW YIRK, May 29. -Silver. unchanged. Copper, quiet Electro lytie, t4.25.
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DEATH LIST RAISED ID 934: 4O3 SAVED FROM EMPRESS; BLAME FIXED UPON COLLIER

Warning When Two Miles Distant; Rammed the Empress She Stood Stl Final GhastB Error in Horror Commit ted by Collier Failing to Ke ep Nose Gaping Side of Liner Dramatic Story of Collision Told the Witness Stand Ken nedy Relates Details of Terrible Minutes After He Saw Collier Loom Out of Fog, Ships length Away; Had Been Re- peatedy Sgnaed of Actions of Empress and Had Replied
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31
GIANTS WIN TWO
 AND 60 INTO FIRST
 POSITION, GREAT DAY

BROOKLYN, May 30.-New York took both games from Brooklyn today, and slid into first place The first game was a walkaway. Tesreau pitched a shutout game in the after noon
 First game K. II -E. New York ...............11 13 Brooklyn ................
 Batteries Demaree, Wiltse and Meyers; Ragon, Allen Brown. Wag- ner and Miller
 Second game R. H. E. New York .............4 12 BOOklyn ............-.. 8
 Batteries--Tesreau and Meyers; Reulbaeh, Ragon, Allen and Miller. Fisher.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31
YALE GREW COACH QUITS

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 3O.-Ac. cording to a story printed in the Jour nal-Courier today, Guy Nickalls. the old Oxford oarsman and coach of the Yale crews, resigned his position on Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31

WASHINGTON. May 3O.-President Wilson and Speaker Clark delivered addresses at the Memorial Day ser vices of the c. A. R. at Arlington cem- etery. The president had not expect ed 10 participate, but fearing that Ialse construction had been placed upon his declination, he decided Co at- teld and speak Before his decision was communicated to those in charge, they had invited Clark Go make the address. He came from Atlantic City for this purpose
 TlC reason of the presidents change of plans was explained by Secretary Tumulty in the following statement: "When the invitation was exlended by the committee represent ing the G. A. R. of the District of Columbia. the president informed the committee that he did not think the occasion opportune for the delivery of an appropriate address. Because of this he felt he must decline. Xvi dertly a false construction has been placed on his action and therein lies the reason of this change of pro gram The president is not willing that his absence be miscontrued.
 The president was applauded when he entered the vine-clad amphitheater where the exercises were held and again when pr. J., K. Gleeson, com mander of the Department of the Po- tomac G. A. R. presented him to Che great audience, made up chiefly of members of patriotic societies who
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31

QUEBEC 3O.-The bodies that had Rmousd anxousy have been
 believed greater number are imprisoned inside the hull of the Empress The moa chamber the wharf is readiness bodies
 Clothing funds have provided the survivors able died a Rimouski
 Both injured RimousEi In pha receiving attention
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31

had been done said the boats Che O
 Then about minutes ship oundered shot into bridge the suction The ung grating How long it. do but heard the ifeboat, e captain save him."
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31

Colonel Roosevelt photographed since his BaH) 30-Faure he handle satisfactorily charged left publication his psrtu
  in he reduction tariff this solution Economic conditions small business the farmer dusta all suffer O
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-14

CHASTITY manner and laid out a deer
park But it didn't get him anywhere.
Clichy is still a feudal province. and
the old bounder's manners are such
that the mobiles OF the locality had no
use for him. Our presence there waa
completely ignored. For several years
father and mother struggled to obtain
social recognition, until at last they
gave up the attempt, sold the estate
and went back to Paris to live. But
you can't stand up against the old man
with inpunity. He resolved to be re-
venged. and the man he most blamed
for his troubles was the Comte DIVES,
a poverty-stricken old noble OF Clichy
just a baggardly proud rat. Miss
Howard-who thought himself too
good to breathe the air that father
did"
was glad that it had grown too
dark for MagniG to see my face.
Continued Tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-14
The Best MedieIns in the World.

Inc Hest WedlcIne IN the World.
Ny little gin -au dysentery very
bad. I thought she would die.
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy curedl her, and
can truthfully say that I think il Is
the best medicine ia the world"
writes Mrs William Orvis. Glare
Mich. For sale BY all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-14
GUTHRIE MARFeTs


LI.estoo4
Steers prime. $500 70 81 9O
Cows. $50 to s. 50
Hauer prime 5000 % $500
anoaalt hog s,-5 10 $50
Cram and hay
Wheat ger bu- sue.
Corn por bu, 75c
Oats. per bu. SOC.
Prairie aay. per ton. $lHeN to So
Alfalfa aaE pei ON $1,000
Straw C0heaU. per bale. zoe
Straw IoatsL per hale. .5c
Bran ar l00 .bs. slI0 70 1920
Corn ops rer 100 los sl7.
Kaf.r corn. per III. $l9-
Productive Poultry.
BroIsls. under los. Isr
Springs. over > lbs. Isc
liens. Joe.
Turkeys. 10 ]. 12c.
Turkey. old Toms. IOc
Boosters. SC.
Geese. &c.
Hides.
Hides. green. 10c.
Hides. green salt. 1zc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-14

Dr j. 6 Adams Denusl 5uIt-
8 SpurlocF RuldiuR. Phone ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-14

FOR SALE-Nice new Columbia
Phonograph Can at Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-14

Have me Leader ten7orad. s5o NO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-14

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of CatarrA that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

al &r. Sbeo6or Soiepbicn at tilitil=
le &reSien ct aopi al %i'unu1e.
Gn &onifer optroabte til @iGiter=
nes l1n0erboloning og gjor6e me-
gen og fortient 2pffe.
&cle Mffnren par Ell ab1olut G11f=
ces % geraaoer Mrrangen1ertsfomi
tec11 til flor sore. Menue11 lpf
pan: 8ll1e 8oints, Cream o
Mlparognes, Gelerp, Slipen, Mar
tint Gocftatl, 6ilet Of Cole al1 SIT
|@lanc, Nototos &erlille, S1lpremt
Of @bicfen au Greaion, Gm1liflome,
oil grutin, @eart Of 9ettlcc, 1000
NNHslan6s 9resling. Sa,tcrnc Sltpc
rior, See Cream 6artalic, oslortei
Gofes, @amembert Gbeeie, Soaltei
Gracfers, Coffee, Cigars.
@or 2anosmano $. $. Ggfilo, oe
Manbt or1bet er Ell flor Slogranifer
bab0e / rG1u1er" = pirfeligc Hll
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27


let mango Gilbgrere, % bpis oe'
life bar for ben TRADITION iom for.
eBpber MpplauS / &irfen, pilbe 8ltb-
.lifllms 8egeiitring iiffert paret flor.
gGren for Sen mlriifnlife Sufces til
@fo1n1rer inrligt Srga,liit grgetl
gfoa6en % gioliniiten @illiam
Moc9sbnil. Sc fpille6e iammen Cor
tinis sonate, % @iolini1ten bite Jig
Il ocnae Ioapeliom / ugiorife Tolfe'
mclooier" og rSereldoer" iom en-
ipmpotbiif a11n1tner. &rogrammet
ofjl1ttebcs meo, at Sc bpgtige Cong
frpfter / Slipct=&aorct i'o,rg sit
gpen Gre tie Sum @as Set" al
gomrn6 El,rner, ser frembgpeoes
mcget ltGrft al en- 5cnorlolo, iom
poa en- meget tiltalcnbe Waabe bleb
foreoraget al Dirige11ten, Hrof. $.
g. @ett6ricfion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

rSeano. Democratic 2easne" al
Sllinois' oorlige @a,fet / 2grbogs
/ @otel Ga Collie par opermaa6e
elegant, itilf1tlb og pellpffct. Sc
ca. 200 @iaIter git til Roros peo
S=Gioen og fdrit efter at Sen for
treffelige Mem bar e,ot og mon
iab pe0 Soften % Gigare1l, aabne-
oes Galernes @pffe, ibet Toolt=
maltcre,1. &enrp Gricflon, introbu=
cerehe 7pnnmer Mlhcrt g.. 8erg=
lano, Ser ligeiom sen nG1te 5aler,
Son. Sobn 81. Mplmar0, meo flor
&eltolenbeo bpnlcDe pc6 9emofrati=
cts Sejrs9arg og / Set melt be-
geiitreoe Gro 110talte beers MgtelIs
for og Stoltbeo ODER 8reI i6en1
&ilion % bans floge Holitif.. St.
Glenmcn len, Ser ifl1l0e hobe talt,
bar 6espGrre forbinoret peb Gpgbonl
og bapbe ienbt ct Telegram, Sc,
oplG1tes, bporfor Gooltmnlter
falote paa g. q. GaGn, SET fortalte
cit nitprlig morlom rgpiiooe", oq
|9r0et gapes 6erpaa til ST.. 2atprence
IS. Mc@om, ser bolot nen Sole
ser al alle 1ulerne peo benme Sci:
|1igbeo gioroe set ltGrfelte Snotrpi
paa Silbgrcrl1c, bpem ban / mo:
trengen0e Sro i%npprentc6e 6ere!
&ettigbeoer % Nligter ql1a @orger'
LAT oenne 1tore Mepublif. 0a Dom
mcr Sob,1 6. Sme11s par forbin0ret
fra at fomme tilltebe, fit nta1 al Set
bittige IS. %. Gabn cit brilliant
morlnm @iitorie, og oa Mapor &ar
riior1 t%elegrafi1f bat,be len0t Mfbno
fit Son. Serton 2eiligbco til at 81
be -c,1 interesi'mt Sberiigt oper
bpao 3emofroternc / Mminoelig
beb og Mopor @orriion / S9r6eles
beo bapoc 11orettet for Chicago. Sn
Sen @oroct brpeocs, peotog Gorl am
lingcn at ienoe CT 5illibs=Moresl
It'll &%rnliocnt @ilion og paa 6orllul
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

|@illen peo Sbergang til @pGlpin-
gen. GI bdire for bennc SOL lig-
ger oe1 ltprre Sal, Ser lfaI be1rpttes
til Sammentom1ter, 6r%empisning at
2psbilleoer> 6oreorag ofp. Eli belt
fire. / Set mi1tore Gaar1, pil blipe
inorettet &ortor og Splpsningsbn=
real1. Ser bill e11opioere fir10es en-
|1tor @crreiol, &nreller for &omumis=
iartet og &omitecn, 9errcp9relier,
9anepurel]e r % CT Gel an6re
|Hltm.
Oberlt til Dpjre poa 8illeoet les
Splitting al v2nrblai ernc", laale=
bes fom Sc for Sibel1 llbfpres til
Mnbringelie paa Gnrlsberg1pilen
boa &aa0bltsplooien / &je6enbapn.
|@rllppen beltaar al to lommen=
|fomtcnerebe 6ig11rcr og "b9r eli
|&gioe al ca. 4 Metcr az 5000 for
nben 4lrerne. &nmpoiitionen az
|ltebes for Sioen / @rpnce, cg set CT
Sanfcn at or1per1oc Sen originate
@ibsmobel til ocl1 bcr poate11fte
Splitting, efter at SEN CT moerfa=
t1tet Ell grl1n6ig @%ebanbli1g meo
6ernis og forgplbt. @r,ppen til.
bprer Gorlsbergfon6u1e, me1 pi]
letter ct of uf6poe 9rpgger Sacoblen
It'll &rof. Moien afgipet Sillagn font
i &enbolo til Sillaan al 6ormanb
Observation-Disclosures 8eitprel'e, 8rof
@rslep, bline 1tillet til MoaSigbeb
nepnte +Eiemeb. 6igl1rernc, Ser e1
mooellereoe al @illeobuggcr Gig:
frieo @agner, pil ganife iiiffffttrt pat
bette fremtr9oenbc Gtch bpre a
npperlig Girfning.
9et pe6 9urblnierne tunfes at,
bragt Ell Stenopsie, bepofiet mel
'pil6e Moier. Denne Sten6psie, Sci
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

Mapnet v&ro1l6org" CT / 0al ie=
mere Sto ofte blepet nnpl1t / Gorbil1=
belle me6 9anmorfs=@ pgningen;
men mon bil let f1t,lne forjtao, at
felp cit beifeoen @ieneipel1e al belme
itolte Borg piloe frGoe lan9t itgrre
Mioler, ems Ser roo0es pper. Ser
er ba ogiaa finn id9t at be1leoe 1an=
fen paa &ronborg = life iuale0cs,
at ben1c / 11ogen Gel lfl1lbe ful1re
gienoipes, n1e,1 at Stemninger cg
Mi,1oer f1r1oe bpffes = fife minolt
peo Smgipelierne, faoiom 8eIiggen=
beoen beo gan6et % DC nnrliggen0e
8altioner.
8Dgningens meit fremtrGoen0e
|Del CT set itore Saor11, lom or Ell
@iengiuel|e al &ronborgs ganle
&loffetaorn, Ser Dog forlGngit CT
Iunfet / @rl1s. gn 8ro itreffer Jig
fra @cpcbpeje,1 oper Seen til Soor=
net. Ser oa1nler @opeoinbgmgen til
@pgninacn. @ie,mem oe1 bogpe0
|Saarnct %liagenoc 9oggiu fommer
man i,1o / u0anifcr=@allen" = ct
&1rm, bpis @pelDing bures al CIT
Sgilc. paa bpis D6erflaoe / &elief
|toutfes nofprt cit 6remltilling al Sol
ger @u,1lfe=S ugnet S v@onifer=
@allen", Ser fremtruoer lcm Ell Mrt
&eitihtle. tnnfes anbragt enfelte
Montrer pe6 @ngaene. &olger Gait
ife=Gpjleu, Scr fnnr Ell ret betpoelig
j9iamcter (ca. 1925 Dieter bill =
letter pelpilligt Siliaen ~ blipe 116=
|fert / .Stentdi" of Sen aongeligc
@orcelainsfobrif / &jpbenbopn l1cel1
ltogifter for 9nl1norfs= Smninge1,,
iligeiom 6obrifen bar tilia9t at u.s.
fprer Gil b%eforatiu oflllrtten6e. 6riie
opcr @oIger Gol1ife til SsN1omltring /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
DENMARK BUILDINGS AE.FRAnGEMo.Q4 IS Rf fMgSNEMaA ReGnGG& S2

0penltaaenoe @illc0e er en- Glen
glpelle al Ell al Sc iprlte Sfi55er til
9armmfs=@& pamngen, iom &omiteen
/ @m 6rmneisco nplig for moota=
get fra Mrfiteftel1, 4srof. Mnton @o=
len / &~iebenbapn. Set lfol oog
itrafs hmGrfes, at 8i(lecet finn gi=
Der ct baarligt @eareb ON, bpprlc=
oes 9p9ningcr egentlia fnmii1cr til
at toge Zig lo. ri &c mobtagne
Sfi5ser nor bennc imiolertio sen
eneitc. Ser paa noecn Manoc eg1eoe
Zig for &eproonftion; flere al ben1
par %farpclo9te, % ollie uor mere ell
Ter mirrore peripcftipe og 1lermere
at htroNte ipn %forelphiac ltofalt.
5eeningcr ng Yloner pi( 50 pglm1
,mbergoa en- Sci Ipronbringer, for
inoen Spgninaells SpferelG paube=
sgDnoes.
@illeoct niicr fun ct 9onife lille
Yarti al lclpc @paninNe,l. iom fra
oeme She ifi1lleS fog set ltore
5oarn og SC frcnuoltpocnoc &altio=
ner, men 5oorllet. JONI bar 6%eregnct
til Ell @ejce al 125 500, pil al @en=
1nn til @ronofarc Mipc rco1lccret til
ca. so 0oos &pjoe, og @altionerne
nil blue 11oget lauere oa rpfft la1=
aere tilfmge oa iaaleoes nirfe mil1=
nrc %for1tyrrcnoc poo ll0liatei1 oQ
Omaipelicrne.
Set CT So oglao hlpt for at inp.
Defomme ct fra mango Cher 1lotal1
21ife ont at le CIT Afbi1bning al heu
porbenbe 9anmarfs =@spanine, fom
n1 hep9aer &omiteen til ct offenf
Iiggjpre one,11 tuocnbe 8illeoc, leola
get al SC f%orcaaaenoc @cmrrf1in'
ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
@ymnaitifoppisnins

@pmnaitifoppisning. Tor at
peffe sSSnteresle for oanlf @pma1a=
ltif, oil Ser blipe oI}nlH cit oanif
@pmaltifoppisntng al ct aorle= og
&igebolb poo 9a1ia @all S9r,6ag
Mften SEN 26. Mpril. Otter Sppis-
ningen oil oen fjenotc 9oftor &. S.
Ebomien bolbe ct 6ore0roe ON
@pn11mftiffens @etponing. Da no.
get iaa0a1,t niit CT noget npt for oen
hanife &oloni / minneapolis, pil
Comic Sail iiffert oenne Miten Bill
be fplot til ii0itc &laos. Gerfor,
ltfre Sem 8ilfetter / gob Gio. Dis
ie. faaes hos 9unif Mtbletie Clubs
Meolemmer, lm1t bos Me0lemmer=
ne al &igernes @pmnaitif=J orenirg.
&eim. Mrfiteft s. .. @ani en-,
fra Chicago, en- al bore aloite Se1-
ner og en- fretragenoe 9arlfer l
nppnte 8p, oflag0e os ct meget
Environment 8eipg 1ioite .Treoog
paa @eien biem fra Grienten Selma,
Sapa11, Monilo etc., bpor Gan
babbe p9ret meo cit lterre Stare
Jrimurere (Sbriners). @r. 9on-
fen bar pasieret Sc Z @ange 10,
met er fna 1%ng6ommelig poo Si9l
og 2egeme, at bon iDnes at bore
gob for 80 Mar til.
81 bar bapt Sen Sorn6ielie
at billie poo Mttor1ep General Mn=
6rep miller al SD6 Dafota. @at1
er al onnif @erfomit og MI @anroioot
for gmbebet Tom Il. g. Se1otor
fra fin 5tat. ST. Miller opbolbt
Jig Der / EpiIlingbDerne i iiolte nge
Mnleoning al 6armern1eoet US.
iemblp Soil / Gourtba1iet, bpor BON
par poa programmed iom Caller.
&oneerten / neutrality-suspicious.
9irsbog Mften urtoer 0lipet ling
oomsforcnings autpicier bnpoe far1'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
Sang for A
At ADAM DAN.

At ADAM DAN.
Tone: Sol er oppe, Skovens Toppe.
Fordum wore Fsedre stevned
I'd til Void og blodig Leg,
Hvor Normannens Navn man naevned,
Blew selv Galliens Kempe bleg:
I'd de for for Ry at vinde.
Plante sig ct Sejers-Minde;
Og Europa skjalv i Nod.
Mar de Danskes Krigslur Id.
NOrmandiet end mon mRlde.
Dansken over Hayet drog;
Og Diet stolte Englands Valde
Ell en- Frugt af Danskens Tog.
Ned paa Lombardiets Enge
Steg de raske danske Drenge:
Og i Miklagaard med CLANS
Bandit de sig en- Ereskrans.
= Tiden rinder. Slagten skifter:
Langt af Led vi ogsaa drog.
Gamle Dages Blodbedrifter
Sp9rges dog Ell af wort Tog:
Men med Fedres Aand i F6lge
Satte Kurs vi over Beige.
LGfter h9jt til Fest i Dag
DaneDrOS OS SrerneflaE.
Og som wore gaeve FRdre.
Elsker vi wort Moderland.
vii diets Navn og Minde h@dre
Her paa Westerns rige Strand;
Med vor Sang og med vor Tale,
Med wort >Arbejd vii vi male,
At vi randi af Kamperod.
Har til edelt Virke Mod.
bet er sandt. wort Folk er lille,
Ringe kun, hvor Tai er Magt;
Kan Ell Stormands-Trumfer spille,
Hvor paa Spydsod alt er lagt:
Men hvor Aander Styrke prove,
Ingen skal os Eren rove.
Og hyor Hjerter har V@rdi,
Til de fSrste regnes vi.
vi har Minder. som kan ildne,
Navne med fuld-l9dig Klang;
vi har Sange, som kan mildne,
Mode wore Hjerters Trang;
vi har Kvinder. ON hvis Ynde
Sew de fremmede forkynde;
vi har Kr@fter til at naa,
Hvad wort Hjerte peger paa.
Lad os l@gge alt til Side.
Som vii smaaligt skille ad,
like nd j Vrevlet glide,
Hvor kun alt for tidt vi sad;
a sos prove paa at samle
ON Diet bedste~ unge gamle;;
Vii vi kun, hvad der err bedst,
Bliver Liyet SEW en- Feste
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
Ghuagn.

9anif Golfeiamfuno Chicago geit-
iioe are6s bolber Meoe 5gnoagen
ben 90. Morts, ST. 4 gitm. bos
ST.. og Srn aulb-91asmusien poo
Gbriitionin Mpe. &aitor Dan bi]
opleie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
WfnneapoIts.

9sosfalo. ct. Ne0ers &irfes So
nitor, Miels Sacobien, fit forleoen
@uo on, at bons Spoger Sens g.
&eoerien / Settings, Mebr., er al
gnaet pe0 9g6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

~ Muef Senate" ppfgres al
Size @plitical Gq11alitp @ll1b"
@cit Sigh School Muottoril,m,
Treoog s(ften Sen 81. Marts 81. s.
M0eo1a IS Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

laapiot muligt bill blipc uofgrt al
rgte sgite11 meb ofrlmoeoc @nnter,
6eitaar al tire mi,lore sten n1eb e.,
itgrre, ca. Z sos lang % tire Sol
TIFF Sperligger.
&e6 @obeoino9algen tellfes pao
bner SIDE al Eanrnporte,r atrbragt
i nniteret Grant: .oe0 sen enc 9i0e
en- Mfitebning al ben itore rsSellin'
geiten";; beb sen m6en SIDE, / IL,
merritt M%nor0ning, cit lignen6e mo-
t1,rformet @ranititen mes Snbifrif1
poa NlltioslDanif, ser giper. @eifel
ON set St9pne, JON bet afboIoes.
Sbct ser foraoiattcs Sua11er
Spe,1, bill Ser til 2G for 0issse blipe
bpgget ct pnnteligt Suancbus. =
Gen enc Valtim bill afgipe &la6s
for cit megtig 6lagitan6, fra buiS
Cop @onnebrog bill imeloe / @riier
ira &oloen @ote. Eou Sen itore
8oition tenfes mbragt CIT Del So.
noner, font oil blipe 1lblaant / bette
2jemeo fra @jbbcnbnmts 9eibus.
Sltelegramm1er % Ell liolig &or
relponoonce mellcm &omiteen %
aomnisiariatet % &rof. Moien ri
iiffert rei1,ltere /, qt 4rbeioet poo
Geeninger og &la1er forceres ii
Set poerite. Sc %fnlcer6te Segnin
ger pentes BERTH chi @ang / Mpril
log ollcreoe / Mai pentes @peni'r
gems Spfgrelie paabegDn0t.
6ermanS S. &oreII.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
We'd L. c.. Nielsen
Festen
faa
DANA HALL
M;nneafoIh;,,
d. %. Marts 1914
Sang for Danmark.

At Lie. NIELSEN.
Tone: Mems Nordhavet bruser.
En- Urdrift Diet er i wort Sdanske Blod,
Fin Arv fra de sagndunkle Dage:
At gaa over Hayet med I.aengslers Mod
Og vende med Lengsel tilbage.
At hente Hader paa. EN- fremmed Kyst.
Mems Hiemv6 bever Diet sterke Bryst!
vi fSrtes mod Vest af den blpsende BSr,
Ad veje. som Fedrene fulgte;
bet susie af Sagn i de sydende Ser.
Og Dybet var merkt af Diet dulgte.
vi tog wort Bo, hvor der var Plads til Telt.
Men SAWED Hiemmet mellem Sund og Belt.
Hvor, svRrt dog at glemme den hiemlige lord.
Den Tue. hvorpaa vi blew baaret.
Som brusende grpn over Havbrynet gror.
AT hundrede Fjorde indskaaret:
Hvorhen vi drog. den holdt wort Hjerte fast.
Den bandit med blide. Baand, som aldrig brast.
Nh svulmer B9gen langs Fjord og Strand.
Nh skyder Agrene erode.
NJ glider Kvasensi sSlvblaat Wand
For Sell, som i Solfaldet glide.
M aander L.ykken over Danmarks Bryst
Et Kys. som sucker sgA1t fra Kyst til Kyst.
Nh lSrer han. som blandt fremmede gaar,
En- Kalden i sine Dr1mme;
Han lytter. dertil, og hans Sjael %forstaar,
Han f9res ad Mindernes Str1mme.
Og hjem han felger R6sten, som har kaldt,
For hjemme har han hjemme overall.
ia. Danmark er Hjemmet for hyer en- Dansk,
ON aldrir hans Fodsder kan trzde;;
Og taller hans Tuhge end udenlandlsk,
Paa dansk maa han smile og grede.
Hans Lsengsel slider dybt i Hjertet gjemt
Og hvisker: ssDanmark. du er like glemt.'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

|ner, io1n Sc br11gte / set 2oet Aar-
%bun0reoe %uriltet" 5ore1ringens
&opn paa Sc moelige Menu=@ort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

- sfrip eiter Hrspennmmer
al bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

80 Acres, mar Askoy, Mimi, I'll Salgs bligt.
GodVej midi igjennem Landet, god sort lord med Lerunde1ag, og Hard
wood Skov: Lind (skikket til ExelsoD, Ask Eg, Ahom, noge store. yepdi-
|fulde Iizer og en- Mase Pulpwood og Cordwood. Denmeste Skoy 81 fra
6T ommeLtl ~ Fod Diameter, og menes at vile give fra 80 til 40 Cords
pr. Acre. ~ Mi fra Denham Station. Skoven vii betale mere end dob
belt at hvad vi foranger for Landet, der vii blve en- god Farm mar Skoyeh r
|ryddet. Phs $l70O pr Acre. Rimeige Betngeker.
SCANDINAVIAN CANADIAN LAND co,
Room 613 Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.