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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
VAST IMPROVEMENTS
ALONG THE DELAWARE
SOON WILL BE BEGUN
Large Manufacturing Company
Planning to Erect Plant in
the Vicinity of Chester.
Details Are Withheld
STATEMENT OF LAWYERS

Vast improvements along the lower
Delaware River front In the vicinity Of
Chester will soon be begun. one Of the
largest manufacturing companies OF It's
kind IN the United states has recently
purchased much property along the
water front and In few weeks will be-
gin building a large plant.
These were the statements made today
by speakers before the Wharves ana
Dock Committee Of the Commissioners OF
Navigation, who sat TO hear the protests
OF representatives OF yacht clubs ship
yards and property owners OF Essing-
ton against granting an application To
Tho IiaidwIn Locomotive Works to con-
str,,t n buikhead in front OF its prop
erty at Eddystoue.
william schaffer an attorney repre-
sentlnr the Baldwin company, and Joseph
n Hinkson an attorney and resident
Of Essington made the statements They
declined 10 amptify them later declaring
thoy would not dlvulge secrets OF their
clients
Following lengthy session the decision
of the Committee OF Wharves and Docks
was withheld pending meeting tomor-
row Of Professor Lewis NJ. IIaupt ]. ].
ID. Kinder and Fred Jasperson, engineers.
Tho latter represents Baldwin's and the
other two the Essington interests. II Is
hoped that an amicable understandlng
will be reached which will obviate the
need OF going to the courts. an action
threatened by Efsington residents should
the permit be granted according to pres
cnt plans.
A bomb shell was dropped into the
camp OF the protestants at the opening
of the meeting, when Samuel NJ. Vauclain,
vice president of the Baldwin Company,
announced that the company had with
drawn it's application for the construction
OF n pier and bulkhead and had submitted
modined plans which included only
bulkbead Headed by former Judge
Abraham NJ. Beitler. the complainants
received permission for private con-
ference. When they returned to the COM
mittee room they vigorously renewed
their protest and asked for further de-
lay until they heard from the War De-
partment on :helr application for re-
vision Of the present buikhead lines.
william schaffer argued against the de-
lay and declared that n monetary loss
would be incurred by his client should the
matter be postponed further. Fred
Jasperson. Baldwins engineer, outlined
the plans for the construction Of the bulk
head. which would be large enough for
docking large ships. He also said that
a turning basin and a channel 800 feet
wide would be dredged in front Of the
bulkhead.
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HUSBAND NOT GUILTY,
SAYS MRS. PETERSON
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knowledge, and seemed to shun ALI fra
arms. She believes he was at his home
in Palmyra, playing solitaire the night
OF the murder. as he has insisted since
his arrest
olaf was devoted TO his family" she
said. HE always spent his time away
from business with US. When he went
out. We always went with him. Two
years ago we all took a trip down 10
FLORIDA, 10 inspect some lands he ana
MI Cord were interested In. That was
the only time ! met my husbands part.
ner' but l have talked with him over
the telephone several times
"All this talk about my husband know.
ing more than he viii tell is wrong. He
has told all he knows. Why shoula hs
attempt 20 conceal anythingi M CorS
Was his friend. They were in business
together. The death OF his partner could
net pront my husband In any way. Their
business deals were incomplete Ot,iv in
hhlshlns them up could my husband ex-
peet 70 make profit out OF them. and
dead" No'u 70
according to the friends with whom she
Is nVing, Mira. Peterson has hardly slent
an hour at time since the arrest Of hsr
husband. She awakens every little while
they say, muttering "Olaf-Olaf.H IJniass
her husband 10 released soon. thav sss-
she VIII suner general breakdown
A pelated move 10 increase the soon. n,
me search for the murderer OF cora
mas been made by Prosecutor William Il
KRAFT, OF Camden County. Detectives a.
the Camden city force have been eaIlsd
INTO the case with Philadelphla deterI.
Ives belshaw and Callahan.
Heretofore the Philadelphia man war.
wornnE only on the clues disooVsred M
tnis city. They win now extend their
efforts 70 Camden and wherever else the
se&reh mey leao. A complete reorsani-
may follow. - e~''
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HESPER1AN DEAD
AND MISSING NOW
ESTIMATED AT II
Nine More Passengers anal
Sailors Accounted For
Officials Announce
HAD BEEN GIVEN u,|
British Admiralty Gets ofnc,,,|
Report From Captain Mains
of Torpedoed Liner

LONDON, Sep, /
Nine more passengers and sailor, :.
the liner Hesperian were account.d y
today after they had been given ~ "
dead. Allan Line officials anno,. y. \.
this afternoon that they had accope,'.
for all but IL persons. These were, ~.
sengers, 13: sailors. 4. The body o. -.
passenger, Miss Ellen Carbonnery, Of ~
Johns, N. r., is at Queenstown. -
That the Hesperian sighted a a.
marine early on last Saturday. n,
thereafter kept up a zigsag course \,
tempting TO dodge the U-boat untii 4.
was torpcdoed that night, is the asssr,e, ,'
made by survivors who were interver~
at Queenstown.
They say they learned on the day !.
the disaster that a submarine had ~.
sighted. Other passengers, who saId Az.
knew nothing Of the submarine untfl N,.
were struck, expressed the opinion ths,S
seemed strange that the Hesperihn ~
ficers made no more elaborate prer...
tions for the safety of passengers NJ.
knew of the proximity of a submarins
Captain Mains official report on n.
sinking of the Hesperian was recss,.,
by the British Admiralty TODAY Ths !.
port was kept secret, the Admiraltv ~
lowing its usual custom OF withholdI,.
reports of such kind, but It is p6sSA.
that part or all of the information elvs'
in the report will be furnished to Al
bassador Page IL he requests It. z
THE Hesperian was not convoyed 4,
warships: the Hesperian made no attem,.
to escape; the .Hesperian was not warns
before IL was torpedoed." This ofte,
statement, covering three essential poIne
on which the American Government 4
seeking information, was given out TOD,
by the Allan Line, owner OF the I'm,
Hesperian. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Joke" CAUSES BOYS DEATH
Fatally Injured by Fellow Employees
of Steel Works

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept T.-coroner
Goheen and Detective Herbert Bachman
were called TO ST. Luke's this afternoon
by the death OF Joseph Wean. aged IS,
from injuries received at the hands OF
fellow employees at the saucon steel
plant 1t is charged that several men
came upon the boy while he was sleep
ing and as ''joke' tried to initiate him
with an air hoe having pressure Of 30
pounds.
They kneit on his body while trying 20
make him initiate human balloon and
when they released him the youth was
unable to rise. The doctors state that
the air burst internal organs. The al
legged jokers will in all probability be held
for manslaughter.
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RIFLEMEN APPLY FOR PLACES
ON N. j. TEAM AT SEA Glki
Fifty Names Received by Gen. sps''
Ger, Executive Officer

RIFLE RANGES. Sea Girt. N. j., ssp.
Ia new method OF target arranEeiqs.
has been adopted by BrigadieT oens'r
Bird w. Spencer executive onlcer =. Z.
interstate rife tournament, which opsT
here on Thursday. The new system
make impossible any collusion pe'v-'
the markers In the pits and the flnties.
About 30 applicants have sent ~ W. n.
names TO General Spencer, and ffom v.
list the New Jersey State team 70 snv
In both the Sea Girt matches ana v
national matches at Jacksonyille' ,...
next month will be chosen. Major W.
heid s. Price. OF the Bd Regimenl
Camden. has been selected TO captain \.
New Jersey team. and he will tsk' =
pick of the 80 candidates.
The applications received up unti l''
night follow;
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BROOKLYN MAKES
A CLEAN SWEEP
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croft flied to smyth. No runs, no hits
no errors.
Cutshaw flied to Paskert. Myers was
safe on Niehoff's tumble Getz singled
TO right, Myers taking third. Smyth
sent sacrifice fly to Cravath. Myers
scoring, and Getz taking second on the
throw home. Miller singled over third,
scoring Getz. Douglas flied to Whitted.
Two runs, two hits. one error.
SEVENTH INNING.
Paskert lifted to Cutshaw. Cravath
spoiled Douglas chance for a no-hit game
by singing cleanly TO left. Luderus
forced Cravath, O'Mara TO Cutshaw. Cut.
shaw made a sensational catch of Whit
ted's foul ny. No runs, one hit, no err
rors.
o'Mara singled over third. Daubert
drove a fielder's choice TO Stock, who
made wild throw to second, O'Mara
taking third and Daubert taking second
stensel was out. McQuillan TO Bancroft
to Luderus. o'Mara scoring and Daubert
taking third. Cutshaw singled to left
scoring Daubert. Myers fouled to Burns
Getz out the same way. Two runs, two
hits, one error.
EIGHTH INNING.
O'Mara threw out Niehoff. Burns
singled to right. Becker batted for Mo
Quillan and famed. Stock popped To
Cutshaw. No runs one hit, no errors.
lineup now pitching for Philadelphia
Smyth flied to Paskert Stock threw on,
Miller. Douglass was out. TIncun 20
Bancroft to Luderus. No runs, no hits
no errors.
NINTH INNING.
cutshaw threw out Bancroft posLar,
singled TO right Paskert stole second
oMara threw out Cravath. Luderus v,s .
MT by pitched ball. A wild pitch into
the Brooklyn coop let Paskert score ana
Luderus take third. Whitted lined o,,t 10
stengel. One run, one hit no errors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
AGAIN DELAY RICHMOND CASE
Chancellor Budd Declares Trial Will
Not Be Postponed From New
Date Set September 20

Another extension was made In the
long g-drawn-out trial Of the Rev. George
Chalmers Richmond rector OF ST. Johns
Episcopal Church, 3d and Brown streets.
whom omclals Of the Diocese OF Penn
aylvania are trying 10 unfr0ok Neither
Mf. Richmond nor hie counsel was present
when Henry Budd, chancellor of me
diocese, sat N the Church Of 81. Luke
and the Epiphany. iSth street. below
spruce, 10 obtain additional triers needed
before the trial can proceed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

WASHINGTON Sept 7Senator
to
released a
and Senator Lewis thinks he reease. ~
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LAWYER RAPS
FILM; TWO MEN HELD
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Continued from Page One
Richard Williams and Hubert Hocurt.
Lewis and Hoeurt were held and Will
liams was discharged. Joseph p. McCul-
len, an attorney for the theatre, asked
that the men be discharged on the ground
that they probably were the dupes OF
people who had not grasped the proper
meaning OF the play" He said the play
showed how the negro had developed.
TT does not" interrupted Dickerson.
1T shows a pernieious effort to keep the
negro I'm a continual state Of degrada-
ton"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Admiralty
of Scota
U27 which constructed 19121s Her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

LONDON Sept THE latest official casualty list
OF
believed
in the
Dardanees
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AUSTRIAN ARMY CONTRACTORS SENTENCED FOR ERArn

years
as unfit military requirements
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Britton- -Grifiths Bout 4 Draw

c.ANroh., q. sept I-zJack Britton. Of chi.
Ease and Jonnny ariniths. of Akron fought
altsrnoon before arse crowd. 0unifhis ieft
botheIsd hriito4 IN the early rounds. Brltfon
fcnne. N sncfeaplonl but Qrlnlih cams bacf
iosaFa ths ppish apd svsnsd It W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
ALLIES SHELL GALLIPoI LINES BY LAND AND SEA

CoNsTANTNoPE Sept IA great artillery duel raging Gaiipon
a
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in OF
1908 displacement
had two
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FRANCE LIFTS CHAMPAGNE EMBARGO

PARIS
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QUICK NE w S
sEAMAN,s ACT RESTRICTED IN ITs PROVISIONS


act do
the
OF
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Commerce Chamber plans Lunthf''

'rhe board OF directors OF the chape''
Of Commerce held The hrst meellnt T
lis new quarters iD the Widener w.
ing today. They discussed the lpnen.
q be hold september Is IN The bel,tf
otratford, Senator Weeks. of
chnsetts, viii sneak on the mel.1.
marine Promlneht city Officials w
Lehd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
CREW SAVED WHEN BRITISH SHIP is ToRPEDoED

LONDON, British vessel
submarine The
which built In
April
Government
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Two AMERICANS ARRESTED IN MOSCOW AS SPIES

WASHINGTON, and
Boston
TO tho details.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

LONDON Sept IA dispatch Am
miofca
is seek merica medat ton for
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EIGHTH INNING.

Aoosta famed. Haas threw out Mayer
Williams tripled to the centre neld fence.
LAiois threw out Mcbride. No runs, one
hit. no errors.
Walsh famed. strunk flied 10 Nc
Bride. Rice knocked down Lajole's drive
and Mcbride threw him out No runs.
no hits, no errors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Rice singled over second. Moeller forced
Rice. Haas 70 I-ajoie Foster singled 10
right, hoeller taking third. Malone
thres out Milan, Moellsr scOrins. and
fo.eer "ss men doubled AZ second. Ne
efrora -
Rles threw out helnnls. oldr.nf b.at
ept q hil 70 MoFgan. Malone hi into
tuapie play. Mcbride 10 Fosfer a.
Mayer No duns ons hit. no erlois.
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SEVENTH INNING.

Haas now pitching for the Athletics.
Moeller famed. Foster singled 10 left
Milan flied 10 Davies. Morgan hied TO
strunk. No runs. no hits, no errors
Lapp flied 10 Acosta Haas fouled 10
Williams. Rice threw out Davies. No
runs, no hits. no errors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

FARMLAND. 20 Aars Afbetaling.
F%rugtbare Farme i Diet vestlige Ca
NADIA tilbydes af Canadian Pacific
Jernbane : Kompagni. Produktiv
Jord; godt Klima; godt Marked;
smukke Kirker og Skoler; uover-
traeffelig Transport; allie Bekvem-
meligheder og Anledninger som i de
bedste Farmdistrikter andetsteds.
Priser Sill til $50 pr. Acre; over
rislet Land fra $35. Liam paa ST.
600 til Hjalp for praktiske Farmere
i Observation-Disclosures. Tyve Aars
Afbetaling - eller for ON @nskes.
Lsenge for Deres sidste Undertaking
er faeldig vii Farmen have betalt
for sig selv. Ligeledes nogle opdyr-
kede Farme med Hus, Stald, Br9nd,
i%ndhegnet, og med Afgr@de paa Jor-
den paa samme gunstige Vilkaar.
Renter i allie Tilfelder kun 6 %.
Dette Tilbud er baseret paa godt
Land; vi tilbyder disse Betingel-
ser fordi vi we'd, at en- Farmer paa
wort Land kan ""faa Sukces'; han
kan leve godt og spare nok til at
betale for sin Farm. Land i Diet
vestlige Canada er naturlig egnet
I'll Korn- og Foderayl, Grgnsager,
til Mejeri, Heste-' Kvag-, Fare
|og S%vineavl, og Fjarkra. Benyt Dem
af de h9je Kornpriser. Vent like;
|det bedste Land tages f@rst. Skriv
|ldag efter o fri Haandbog og fuld
oplysn1ng til j. S. Dennis, Assistant
TO the President, Department of
Natural Resources, CANADIAN PA
|glFiC RAILWAY, Calgary, Alberta,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

ban bar fonll1en til Sc Sor. Stoter
for fin 6ornejelies Sfplo og for at
orDne nogle Sorretringer. San
aflagoe So paa.i Sc Gor. 5tater
life at foretage fig 1roget, Ser oil0e
fr9nfe 2anoets Ne11trolitet.
De Sor. Stoter bar olt1oo forelp=
big forpltrret @ictoriono @uertas
6orlpg paa fra amerifanif 0mroa=
6e at faa | 5tano Ell np &eDol1=
tionsbebegelie / Merico. Mnbol=
belien at &uerta, 0ro5co og onOre
i gl 8alo fl1lgte efter ne1ten tire
Maancoers Spionering al &egie=
ringens Mgenter.
Spiigtspeffen6e Mpgter ON, al
8orgere af en- al Sc frigferenbc
e11ropaiife Magter bar i%nteresieret
Il set &omplot, mar belfploer Sc
neral Suerta for, nen1lig at fore en-
nD repoll1tion9r Mrne in6 / Meri=
co, 1tn6eri6ges al Sultits0eparte=
me1tets Mgenter. Ser gaur ogloa
ct &p9te ON, at @illos betroe0e
Wono, General Mngeles, bar meb
/ 5ommenibprgelien og agteoe at
lutte fig til Suerta. &egieringens
Mgenter ODER bele 2onoet posier MI
ombpggelig paa f%remragen0e Meri=
fanerc> Ser bar beret aftibe / meri=
tanif @olitif for at paafe, ot Slime
rifns Nelttralitet life opertr90es
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
Krtgr11.

S Selge netop inolpbne Meo0e-
lelier fra Som 1toar Sprfiet for
2jebliffet oberfor en- olborlig He=
pollution, bbis fife @egjeringen goar
ino paa at afillttte Sreo / SEN npr=
meite Sremti6. 6lere Demonltro-
tioner / nabnte 2jemeo bor allereoe
funoct 5teo, bDori Ser ligeleoeg
blep neblagt en- fraftig @roteIt imoo
sc tpife 9fficerers 2eoelie nn6er
&mpagnen pda Salppen @ollipoli
i 2illealien.
Snolpbne @fterretringer ON Sen
ltore &an1p / @ali5ien tpocr poa,
at &l1sierne bar trl1ffet fig tilboge
til .Slo0en 8ng, ser tilbDoer Dem
Den beofe Mnleonina for ct froftigt
(Soripar Lungs mes SEN pItligc
@rpn1e al set r1sliife Nolen.
De 1tolte Gage mel6er om Mfbrp=
oel1en al al biplomatiif Sorbinoel1e
mellem Stalien og Gprfict, og at en-
itolienif gifa6re al &rigsifibe er
pao @ejen til 9aroonellcrnc, for
at Itptte Sc Alliereoe / Snotueelien
af Sorterne.
Sra &an1ppla6ien / 5lonoern og
Gliois foreligger for 9iebliffet IN
gen balntlige Soronoringer / sem
forlpbne 1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
Sang beo 9anif 8robcriamfmnbS
Sanfet / san Sraneiseo Z. SUM-.
California.

SDao er oct, Ser oroger og loffer?
9boo er Oct Ser fploer bort 8rplt?
Set er> iom 1tipnlige &loffer
os faloer til 5tillebobs Spit.
9er1l6e 9a1mebrog binfer
og beber bort Sebrelonos Mp,
mems 5olen lmilen0e blinfer
og 1pre6er bber true10e 9Th.
81 lpoer Sc fal0en0e Mplter
og mpoes beo gpl0ne 8ort>
pna CALIFORNIA; &plter
fi11oes ct 5te6> ser er bort.
Set beber fig itolt iom Ell @pane,
be1noret al fine 8ern,
ri bilier Dor gamle Some
beo Stiernebonnerets 9rn.
6rancisco=&lofferne ri1lge,
hi fejrer Dor 8rooerfelt,
De bie1nlige &1offer flinge
og fploer / @ielen bber @ielt.
9er11oe / &olmernes Sfpgge,
| gplone Srugters @fjer,
/ &oiers 6uftenoe @pgge
..
Der beboer bi Danu1arfs Serb.
Regina Ma6ien, Mlbombra, Sal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
Sill Slabets seierc.

:5in6es Ser poo Deres Can .elle1
/ Deres 8p noge11 8anf, ser /
Splfs a%lmin6elige Sm0gmlne be.
tegnes iom sooni f on1erifanlf"? {,
betreftenoe Sal6, beer al Sen @o6-
beo at inbienoe til 9 onii6 Sub
lifting &ouie, 1851 Mepublican
|Street, Seattle @oi6., Splpsnin.
ger ont:
y Bontens Nabn og Sienite6
y Sbornaar oprettet.
3 slf bbem 8anfea1 er 1tiftet.
A. @anfens Mftietapitol 90 Ste:
i%erpefono.
- Sen. aarlige Omietning.
g. Sbor ltort ct &rocentantal al
gontens &un6er, ioapel for SsSn0=
liam iom for ll0laon, er al oouit
dfonoinabilf Sprinoelie.
y Sborbiot @anfen gjer 6irefte
Sorretninger mes 6onife Banter.
3 geobne paa Hrelioent, @ice=
Hrpii0ent, &os1erer etc.
Noo 5or1oono taffenoe. Dcm,
Sr. Neoattpr, og e1bber, iom ber=
tglennem maotte poe 8iitono / Set
tie Mrbeioe, forbliber hi, mes Sri:
aatelie,
9aniib &a1bliibing Souie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
9anif groberIamfnnb.

9bor Danife ems / @er6en 6rog,
1aa tan 6e al6rig glemme
bort Sp6relano og @iemmets
5prog>
Der taler Siertets 5temme
til % meo 6pb og feliom Mogt
ON fbnnone 8arnoomsoags,
Der bar os tnft11D @l9ber bragt
FIN Min6et er tilbage.
S fremmeo 2on6 fer fog hi Moo,
og freioigt / bort Merfe
bar reiit meo lDit og aabent Moo.
og 8ilier ieige, iterfe!
81 bpggeo' Stem meo neiiom Slio.
og ielb, bort 2anb til 9gre,
og glemte ej / 2ipets 6lio
at manoigt 8pr6en bore.
S1 tDbe Sl11n0 0anIfe W9n6
| 8ro0erifabets &i9be
Dor Iuttet @reos, bort Mnal er ems
til felles @abn og @la6e.
gi itaar binon6en bi / @g6,
Ri itille mil0ner Sorgen,
Der banter boa ! Bib og Da6
H. oct ct bort 5amfunos Borgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
%(Indsendt til "Pac. sky
Som en- "Digter' ser Kejseren.

Der Kaiser call der Crown Prince
in,
und say to him: "Mein son,
think We go und lick der world,
dot gifts us lots of fun"
Der Crown Prince says: Perhaps
we can't"
der Kaiser schlapp der table,
und say: eff I would lick der world,
by Colt, mein son, I'm able.
Der Frenchman, vot is dem to us,
II crush dem init mein dunn;
in yoost one week, Paris streets
you hear mein Deutcher drum.
In spite Of treaties 1 will show
der Belgiums who I am,
I'm yoost Like Teddy Roosevelt, kid,
mein word amt wort a d..
| come right back from Paris quick,
und tackle him der Gear,
| bet he says than suddenly:
|sVot fighting men you ,are!'
Und little George of England, too,
j turn him on my knee,
und spank him so he cries out loud:
'Ack, Kaiser, pardon mel
1 take from him his fighting ships,
|und turn dem into yunk,
I make him dip his flag to mein,
ven all his ships is sunk.
Und if der Yankees gifts me sass,
I go right over there
und tear DER G....d'. country
I will, by Colt, 1 schwear.
Der yellow Japs dat talks so big
gif those fellows hell,
make them think der planet Mars
on top Of dem is fell.
Wy, you don't know me yet, m,ein
boy,
you never seen me fight,
but OATS de Gottalmightiest ding
in vich I take delight.
Und den der whole world must say:
"Hoch der Kaiser!"
En- dansk Ven at Kejseren.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

You ask what you shall bring me
from the country of my birth;
I'll tell you what I'm longing ;c7'
above all things on earth:
Bring me a draft of sea-breath
from Denmark's glitt'ring strand
'Tis many years, you know,
since last I saw the dear old land.
Bring me a peaceful cleaning
of it's balmy evening air,
When village church-bells ring
to rest the toilers everywh ere;
Bring over here the whispers
of the woodlands leafy bowers,
And the singing of the nightingale
in mellow twilight hours.
Bring me the CLINT of waters blue.
of ocean belts so fair,
of the many little sails that glide
so still and gently there;
Bring me the clear, sweet music
that flowed the wales along
Whene'er the Danish lark arose
|tow'rd heaven with it's song.
Bring me the subtle perfume
|of a Danish violet,
And catch for me a FURNISHED ray
just as the sun has set;
Bring me the velvet greening
of hill and tufted lawn,
And the echoes of the twitterings
that greet the morning dawn.
Bring me the fleecy summer sky
above the treasured ground,
And the simmer of the evening
stars
reflected in the Sound;
And bring me fresh from Denmark
from its farthest, outmost crag,
A thrilling snap fromout the folds
of the Proud Old Danish Flag!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02

81 biIier 90 / SllbeIfor
bet Monltmert, bi ifobte;
bet garn moo 5org % 5apn paa
Soro
for Dem, iom erligt tabte
2ipets aarap. Sort Saan0ilog
puu
bets 5remtios Selo og sgrel
for Gfterllegten ifal Set itao
og 2ipets 8proer bore.
6. g. Ditlefien, Chicago, SIR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-02
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