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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
OG VARME
KILDER.

DR1KKEvAND oG vARME
KILDER.
Godt Drikkevand t~reffes i en- Dyb1e
at 6o-I5o Fod. Endvidere findes der
paa Koloniens Land en- Del selvflydende
varme og kolde M~ineralkilder, hvis Wand
egner sig fortreffeligt til Drinking %
Husholdningsbrug. De varme Kilder
helbreder desuden ethvert Tiffalde If
Gigt SAINT Hud- og Leversygdomme.
JAGT OG FISKERI.
Omegnen vri1nler af allie Slags Vildt,
og i De, naerliggende Inds@er og F1oder
findes Ell Rigdom af Fisk, saa Jagt og
Flskeri kan drives med godt Udbytte.
VOR SALGsPLAN.
vi benytter ingen Agenter eller Mel
lemmand, alt Land salges direkte fra
wort Kontor. Derived spares Mellem-
mandsprofitten, som ofte bel@ber sig til
10 "a 20 Dollars pr. Acre, til K@berens
Fordel. Endvidere har vi n~arverende
Annonce givet en- fuldtud %paalidelig Be-
skrivelse af Landet, og derived spares
yderligere en- Del ~un@dvendigt Skriverl,
Frimarker og It'd, ligeleies til Kobe
rens Fordel. Derfor kan vi salge wort
Land saa meget billigere.
HVEM vi 0NSKER.
vi @nsker kun at h@re fra energiske
og fremadstr9bende L~andsmand, som
s@ger at bedre deres Kaar, fra Forpag-
tere og Folk at den tjenende Klasse, som
@nsker at blive Selvejere, og Byfolk, som
3nsker at slaa sig paa La%ndbruget. vi
har like lid til at beskaftige os med
F~oresp@rgsler, der kun har rem Nysger-
rlghed til B~evaggrund. vi @nsker kun
at korrespondere med Folk, som virkelig
er interesserede.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

delse med begge de andre. Endvidere
har vi Telegrafstation, Posthus, Telefon-
forbindelse med hele Amerika, Ekspres-
kontor og andre Nutidsbekvemmelig-
heder.
KIRKE OG UNDERWRITING.
Der er Skole i Amedee, men en- mere
t~idssvarende Skolebygning vii i dea
narmeste Fremtid blive opf@rt i Rosen-
dale. Der er i alt SO Skoler i County'et,
deriblandt en- H@jskole en- Times K@rsel
fra Rosendale. Narvarende Kompagni
har endvidere skanket Byggerund til
dansk Kirke, Sanatorium og Forsam-
lingshus, og vii eventuelt delvis bestride
Omkostningerne we'd, Konstruktionsar-
bejdet paa selve Bygningerne.
PRoDUKTER oG N#RINGsvEJE.
bet Wide vare l%ettere at opregne,
hvad der like kan dyrkes, end hvad der
kan dyrkes i Sundhedsdalen, idet saa at
sige allie Landbrugsprodukter trives paa
Stedet. vi vii nevne nogle af de Wig
tigste: Alfalfa (h@stes 3 Gauge ON
Aaret), K%artoffler Goo Sake pr. Acre),
Hvede, Byg, Rug, Sukkerroer, Tomater,
Log, Kaal, Bonner, Agurker, GrRskar,
Guler@dder, Asparges, Wand og Musk
meloner SAINT allie Slags B@r og Frug-
ter. Endvidere er Kreaturhold, Faar-
og Strengthening SAINT BIZ og Fjer-
kreavl blandt Dalens Hovednaringskil-
der. Alt opk@bes paa Stedet.
OvERRIsL1NG.
Honey Lake danner en- uudt@mmelig
Kilde for Wand til Overrisling. Kolo-
MEN RAIDER over ct fuldtud' moderne
Vandverk, og al Koloniens Land er nu
under Overrisling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

Mrs. Sennie 8. '6anien, @acinc,
isis, @nfe otter Neter &oniem Der
omfom pe0 Gitonic=l1lpffen CT al
Domltolen / Seem Sort blepen til
fienbt 1000 Collars for oct Sab,
bum les pes Mo16e11s Dp6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03
bar jeg telegraferet og itaaet / Sor.
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bor leg telegrnferef og ltanet Sor>
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per, blepd lan0lutte, og Sc forfla=
rer, at 9ampereu blep torpe6eret
BEN 2Ooe."
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leier 0erpma pi6ere.) Sen ferite
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mi0tlfibs og bortiprergte bl. a.
&obptstrappen ne0 til Yasiagererne,
Ser alle Dor til &ejs. 9cn on6en
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al 8eletningen, ser bar til &6is.
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ON paa @rogltDffer i Sen oprerte
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9ie poo 6em og tog 6e1n ombor6.
2enge bolot Sen set gaaen6e for
ON muligt at re6be onore af 8e=
19tninge11, Ser bab6e peret poo
9effet, men u0en &e1ultat. S bbert
Solo er olle> ser bar til &eis> Druf=
ne0e. &irfningen al Sc to Sorpeoo,
en- bar forfer6elig. Hao @runb al
@torm og bgj g. MtoobinO og no.
gen Maifinifa0e pnr oen ne11trale
9amper foriinfet 4 Gage. Seq peb=
logger &e6eriets trbfte &eretning.
&ba6 ser er ifet, er iaa gruful6t, at
man pn1fer, mon lelb bab6e beret
mes ombor6 og faaet SOB at luffe
fine 8jne iammen me0 0emL ser bar
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Gbefen: Sh! - @I De = brin-
&c mig SSS%ournalen =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-03

Rosendale ligger I engelsk Mil sgd
for Amedee i Hoyne Lake Valley (af
Indianerne kaldet "Sundhedsdalen") i
Lassen County, California, 1900 Fod
over Havet. Sundhedsdalen har ct Are
al af $4,000 Acres. I dens Midte liggcr
Inds@en Honey Lake med ct Overflade-
areal at $4,000 Acres.
KLIMA.
Klimaet er bekendt for Sin Sundhed.
Luften er t@r og klar, og virker helbre-
dende paa allie Slags Brystsygdomme.
Tuberkulose- OF Asthmapatienter har
bes@gt Stedet, og er vendt ti1bage fuld-
stendigt helbredede. Sommeren err lang
og aldrig end den danske Som
mer, Vinteren kort og mild. Der kan
arbejdes ude hele Aaret rundt.
JoRDBUND.
%Jordbunden DANES at rigt og frugt-
bart "Sediment", som gennem Aartusin-
derne er skyllet ned paa Sletten fra
Bjergene eller op fra S@en. Hele Dalen
er flad som ct Gulv med ct Fald at 3
Fod pr. engelsk Mil mod S@en. "Sedi-
ment' -Skorpen er 1870 Fod dyb, stem
fri og uden Hindringer til Planteveks-
ten. Rydning i Ordets egentlige For
stand kendes like, idet Diet endnu uop-
dyrkede Areal kun er bevokset med vildt
Graes og den lille "hop-sagebrush".
Sundhedsdalen gennemskaeres af 3
Jernbaner, hvoraf de 2 (Southern Paci-
fc og Nevada-C California; regon) har
Stationer we'd Rosendale. Den tredie,
Western Pacific Banen, STAIR i Forbin-
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@nif bor 8pgbanbd.

Mle @pger fra oort Eager ienocs
portufrit meb Baffeppit, cller Gr:
preis; n1ca pnifer ma Baffen ass
lnrcret mao 5 Gents efstra mcbfgl-
&C 8eitillingen.
s.. &asmnsien Sui. So.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-22
CAPACITY HOUSE FOR IGOR
BorOdine Opera Again Demonstrates
Ils Growing Popularity.

Borodine's prince Igor was sung
again last night at the Metropolitan
Opera House before an audience OF
nearly capacity size. IL is apparent
that this latest work Of the Russian
school is 10 run Boris Godounow" a
close second in popular favor. It's
popularity will be well deserved, for
prince Igor" despite its structural
weaknesses, is i'm its choruses and
dances a splendid example of Russian
dramatic art. It's dances, as given
by the Metropolitan. took a renewed
interest last night because Of their
recent presentation by the Russian
Ballet
Outside the matter Of costuming and
a certain barbaric abandon. the opera
ballet gives "A performance fully the
equal of that AZ the Century. while the
far better acoustics OF the Metropolitan
and the chorus give an added power
TO IT'S performance And then We must
not forget Miss Rosina Call.
OF the protagonists Of the perform
auce al the Metropolitan. Mr.. Amato's
Igor is sincere and moving imper-
sonation. and Mr.. Didur's OF MS Two
parts instinct with the Slavic spirit
Nine. Aida sings the music OF Jaros-
lavna very prettily, and Mr. Seguro!a
and Mr.. Bada are as amusing a PAIR
of drunken rogues as ever tipped can
to lips. o..,..
But first honors 90 really 70 Giulio
cetti for his training OF the chorus
and 10 Giorgio Polacco for his direc-.
tom Of tho orchestra. prince Igor
we'll NAV be set down a one OF the
most substantial productions made by
Sienor Gatti-Casazza since he assumed
The mantle Of Americas operate Ponti-
fex Naximus.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-22
THREE PLAYS IN GERMAN
'Blau," "Abendsonne" and Der Nam
mersaenger" Presented.

The Irving Place Theatre company
produced three one-act plays last night
under as many directors. The first,
"Blau" p"Blue"l. by Max Bernstein, Is
q farce in which the rush Of the con.
ciusion gathers up the sweepings OF
ar absurd situation. Honors go 10
Arnold Korf and Willy Frey.
"Abendsonne" Evening sun D. by
Ludwig Fulda. toys with the illusion
OF fame. A wife deceiyes an aged ana
blind composer into thinking his WORKS
have been acclaimed as masterpieces.
lie discovers her deceit, but continues
to play his part that she may stlll De
heye him happy IN his fame. pa
logue which the audience endured IN
more or less silence was redeemed Dy
the excellent acting OF Rudolf Chris
tians, the director.
per Kammersaenger." which is
being played in translation as The
Tenor" by the Washington square
PLAYERS. j. hilarious half hour IN the
lie of a singer who is interrupted oy
unfortunate young ladies. composer.
and q piano teacher. Heinrich Mar
low. as the singer. easily carried OF
TIE honors Of the evening. and was
stly seconded by Richard Feist as the
old composer.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-22
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New-York tribune., 1916-01-22
GEN. CARPENTER
IS DEAD AT IT
Civil War Veteran and Indian
Fighter Served Thirty
eight Years.

Philadelphia. Jan a. Brigadier
General Louis H Carpenter. r.. 8. A,
fretiredJ, n veteran Of the Civil and
more recent Indian vars. died here to-
day at the age Of seventy-seyen years.
General Carpenter was born in
Glassbor0. ~ j.. on February II, 1899,
and was educated at the Philadelphia
High School ani the University %
Pennsylvania. but left college with
out graduating, in November. 1861. 70
enter tho Union Army as private in
the 9th Cavalry.
lie was promoted TO second lieuten-
ant in July, 1852, and served in the
Peninsular campaign, the retreat 20
Yorktown, and the cavalry operations
for the defence Of Washington after
the second battle Of Bui' Ran He vas
NJ Antietam, Frederick burg and Bev-
crly Ford. In the Gettysburg cam
paigD ne was acting adjutant. and for
gailantry was promoted first Lieutenant
and, later, captain. He was one OF
Sheridan's most trusted aids, and in
September, 1864, was made lieutenant
colonel Of the 9Th Cavalry He became
colonel IN October, 1865. and in the fol-
lowing March was honorably mustered
out of the volunteer service.
General Carpenter re-cutered active
service as captain IN the 10Th Cavalry
IN July, 1866, and Tor several years
took part IN Indian fighting on tho
plains. IN 1850 he was In campaig gn
against Anachos DO Northwestern
Texas, and in lss5 settled che trouble
with the Cheycnues lfe lel the IA
nous ride of seventy miles for the
rescue Of Forsytne and mis- scouts and
for bravery was promoted 90 the brew
et rank Of colonel. he was major
Of the 9TH Cavalry in February, 1888,
and for two years commanded az Fort
Robinson. Neb. In July, 1892. he
was made lieutenan, colonel. and later
In that year was detailed as director
OF the Cavalry School az Fort Riley,
Kan. On June ,, 1897, he attained the
full rank OF colonel. OF the 9Th Cavalry.
soon after the beginning OF the war
with Spain, in 1895, he was commits
stoned brigadier general OF volunteers.
and went into service a. tho Chicka-
mauga camp. He later went 20 Cuba,
as the leader OF the first detachment Of
the Army Of Occupation. A. the close
or the war he became, for several
months, military governor Of the Prov
ince Of Puerto Principe but in June,
1899, was honorab'y discharged from
the volunteer service, and in October
following az his own request, was re-
tired from the regular army, after a
total service OF nearly th.rty-eight
years. On October II. 1899. be was
promoted to the rank OF brigad.er gen.
eral Of the regular army
Genera. Carpenter was never mar
ried. lie was "a member Of the Loyal
Legion, the Sons Of the Revolution,
the Society Of Foreign Wars. tho
Society of the Army OF the Potomac,
the Army and Navy and Union League
clubs. and other military and civic or
gan.zations. lie Was for a time presi-
dent OF the board % revise cavalry
tactics. end was considered one Of the
most competent cavalry officers Of his
time.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-22
100000 In RELIEF
RED CROSS WEEK
Supplies Sent to Belligerent
Powers in EurOpe-Germany
Gets $4,000 Worth.

Thirty-two tons OF supplies and
clothing. valued at more than SlOO,OOO,
were sent by the American Red cross,
1870 East Twenty-second Street, this
week TO the belligerent powers IN hu-
rome. France, Belgium, Germany, Aus
tria- Hungary and Bulgaria shared IN
the bounty Of the neutral organization.
On the steamship Lafayette AZ pack
ages. containing absorbent cotton.
gauze, hospital garments and supplies
and miscellaneous clothing, were.
shipped in care Of the American Relet
Clearing House in Paris. This vessel
also carried six cases OF supplies and
clothing to the Belgian Red Cross IN
Calais.
The steamer Nieuw Amsterdam car
ried 213 cases and bales weighing 49,
4O4 pounds, and valued az SiS,3l3.O3. to
the German Red Cross in Berlin. The
consignmentinclude ana sthetics. drugs,
surgical appliances and large quantities
of hospital garments and supplies;
The shipment TO the Austrian Ked
Cross, at Vienna, consisted OF "a cases
Of supplies. This steamer also carried
81 cases for the Queen Of Bulgaria for
war relief work. oo,o-
Contributions amounting 70 sZ'ZOi O1
have been received recently by the New
York State Board Of the American Re
Cross. making total contributions to
date OF s621 273.76. Among the con-
...L,4g,,a ,rora tho following:
New-York tribune., 1916-01-22
PROLIFIC POET DEAD
]. William Pope. Author Of 10000
Poems. and Old Campaign Singer.

Pittsburgh. Jan. II. j. william
Pope. ninety years old, widely known
as singer Of political campaign
songs. is dead at his home here. he
WAS first engaged 20 sing by the com
mittec in charge Of the campaign Of
Pres dent James Buchanan and sang
during every Presidential campaign
until the administration Of President
Mckinley He claimed he never sang
Tor losing candidate.
Mr. Pope was also known as a mu-
sician and poet. it being claimed that
he was the author OF 10000 poems.