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The Washington times., 1920-07-01
BALTIMORE FORCES
AHEAD IN OPERA
Community Music Makes Strong
Appeal to Public of Monu-
mental City.

A sister city Is forging ahead in
what is called community opera j. o.
L., writing OF music in Baltimore,
says:
The announcement made by the Bal
tinore Opera Society. of which David
s. Melamet is the director, that the
subscribers to next seasons operas
will! be permitted to select, by means
OF the ballot, the operas they would
like to have presented, is not without
interest Each seat holder is entitled
to one vote (for three operas): sub
scriber to two seats is entitled to two
votes, a box holder to ten, etc. AS
the contest closes on Saturday, this
plan should produce a stabilized sub
scription list very early in the pro-
ceedings. The operate possibilities
are imposing, the list to chose from
including Norma" Carmen"
"Lakme." Lucia" Daughter Of the
Regiment" Martha" "Orpheus."
Faust" La Juive." 'Hansel and
Gretel," Gear and Carpenter "Pagli-
acci," "Cavalleria," "Huguenots,"
THE Marriage of Figaro" Don
Giovanni, The Magic Flute" THE
Merry wives Of Windsor" samson
and Delilah,' Madame Butterfly"
"The Mikado," Mignon.' "Traviata,"
"Rigoletto," "The Masked Ball" "Lo-
schultz" Mr.. Melamet told me that
he would like especially to give Les
Huguenots" and "Lohengrin." but it
seems to me that the above list offers
q more interesting choice in really
unfamiliar works, such as Norma"
"Lakme," Gear and Carpenter" The
Merry Wives of Windsor"-operas
that are not sung nowadays But,
personally, / should like to hear Don
Giovanni" because it offers such
wonderful opportunities for pure
singing. 1t will be interesting to see
whether the subscribers want nov
elites or whether they prefer
time-tried favorites. 1t seems safe
to say, however, that we are scarcely,
as yet, ready to attempt Wagnorian
productions, which make such eX-
traordinary demands upon the or
chestra as we'll as upon the singers.
Bel canto seems a safer bet at this
stage OF the G Same! Would 1t not
be rather a mistake to attempt to
give works of which the production
standards already set by professional
opera companies are so very high?
The list 10 certainly catholic enough
In intent and 1t speaks well for the
enthusiasm OF an organization that
In willing to study anything from the
"Mikado" to "Tannhauser."
The Washington times., 1920-07-01
BLIND GIRL, Is, SHARES
In GRAND MUSIC PRIZE

In the team OF four girls and one
boy of public school l27 of Brooklyn,
n. Y, which recently won the second
annual Music Memory contest of the
Department of Education OF New
York City with a score OF 1899 points
out of. a possible 200. was Rosa Cohen,
blind girl thirteen years of age.
Throughout the playing OF the con-
test selections in a large auditorium
OF the Washington Irving High School
In Irving Place, popular interest CEN
tered upon the little blind girl with
black curls. who sat in the center
chair of a trio set apart from the
contestants with good eyes and equal
ly good ears. On either side OF her
sat a music instructor. AS each
number was finished Rosa dictated
Its name and composer to one Of the
instructors.
When the winning team was an
nounced and the fve members OF il
were ushered TO the stage to receive
a handsome silver loving cup donated
by Charles NJ. Schwab as the grand
prize, the blind girls face, like that
OF each of her companions, beamed
with pleasure.
Rosa Cohen Is an oruhan living at
the Sunshine Home in Brooklyn. She
is pupil of Public School I27. The
principal OF the school said that the
girl already is a musician of quite
wonderful memory and execution.
The Washington times., 1920-07-01

Columbia Department OF Music aud
tNs lattHgts - NSsi0El Art $50 So
tablishcd by Joseph PuiitEer In eon-
neetion with the founding OF the CO.
lumbia school OF Journalism.
Professors Daniel Gregory Msron
and Walter Henry Hall of the Column
bia Department OF Music and Frank
Damrosch OF the Institute of Musical
Art were the jury for the award OF
the scholarship. which has the value
OF $500.
Mr.. Rogers, who h. twenty'seven
years OF age and has studied com
position with Hans van den Berg OF
Amsterdam. and with Ernest Bloch,
the swiss composer now In New York,
was chosen as the student OF music
iu America who was deemed the most
The Washington times., 1920-07-01

habit--the pernicious habit OF In
dulging in common music, the little
child will lead you. That has been
proven where groups OF children
whose home environment has brought
them little, have been put under the
influence OF school teachers who ele-
waited them. But you must also APP
peal TO their Imagination.
SEEK THE BEAUTY.
Let the child know more than the
technical burden OF music. Let him
know It's beauty OF imagery. Its
beauty In story, or in form-just as
you would point out the sweeping
grace OF the statue of the Winged
Victory OF Samothraee.
A little anecdote OF this victory
may amusingly tell how children see
such things. how they may be made
TO see them better.
II went to see a lady who knows
Sisshy Cora and who has statue In
her parlor wifout any head on It,
was a description OF one home kiddy
went into. and that tells the story Of
that self-ssme Victory.
Take IT one step further, and the
strange thing she saw. she could have
been taught TO see the beauty in. Nor
would she have forgotten 1t.
So IL Is with music.
But that seems a long depression
from our subject.
Yet II is not.
People are going more and more
today to the movie theaters where
good orchestra play.
People are going more and more to
the symphony Concerts in Washing
ton, and to the many concerts or the
worlds greatest artists.
And why?
BEING TAUGHT MORE.
1t is because people are being
taught more and more the beauty
that lies in the best music. And taste
in music is one oil those things in
which we do not go backward. Get
a love OF good music, the attraction
of the poorer sort. the cheap and vul-
gar sort, will pass away.
And the public schools are taking
this higher standard to greater
number OF children than could be
reached in any other way.
SO major music in the public
schools is creating as noble and as
highly educational work as good lit
erature is doing. For music at its
best is handmaiden to literature. Is
handmaiden to art, and Is also
source of beautiful inspiration. for
Good music teaches us what we
are. or what we might be-"
The Washington times., 1920-07-01
new COMPOSITION BY
CYRIL SCOTT ACCEPTED

Another composition by Cyril Scott
has Just been accepted for publica-
tion by the Carnegie Trust which
publishes the works of worthy Brit
ish composers.
The work Is Nativity Hymn" and
is written for tenor and baritone
solo in conjunction with full chorus
and orchestra. Mr.. Scott. who will
arrive in this country early In Dctc-
bcr is already booked to play his
piano concerto with the Philadclpn,a
Orchestra in Philadelphia, No, cmbcr
s and 9, and in New York with tho
same orchestra. November y.
The Washington times., 1920-07-01

talented aud deserving IN order that
ne mao continne hts studies with the
advantage of European instruction.
Mr. Rogers 90 member OF the edi-
torial stan OF MuDcsl America. HIS
score. To tho Fallen was per-
formed by che New York Philhsr-
monte last November He will go 10
Paris In september.
The Washington times., 1920-07-01
BERNARD ROGERS WINS
PULITZER SCHOLARSHIP
New Yorker Gets Award as Most
TALENTED and Deserving Music
Student In II. s.

Announcement was made at Colum-
kia University last week by secre-
tary Frank ID, Faekenthal, OF the
university. of the award OF the Pulit-
ser scholarship in music to Bernard
Rogers. OF New York City. The award,
which Is made by the Advisory Board
OF the school OF Journalism on the
nomination OF a jury representing the
The Washington times., 1920-07-01
LONDON LIKES MUSIC.

More than any other country, Eng
land refralnsd during the war from
foolishIy mixing music with mill
tarism. II is. therefore, not surprls-
ing to ind that London, during the
past season, had Handel, Bach and
Beethoven festivals.
The Washington times., 1920-07-01
Music As Major Study
In All Public Schools
Sets Highest Standard
BY J. Mach.

Music major study in the public schools
What is itl What does it ncudei
Like many things hear about, the term is familiar.
Its full significance however not clear to the many
pile outside the high school world
The high schools of Washington require five major
studies in graduating One of the studies now
be music making this art and this education for profes
sion rank as a major subject in the schools.
The Washington times., 1920-07-01
BAND CONCERTS
TO-DAY AT Tao p. Al. AT
LINCOLN PARK.
MARINE BAND CONCERT

LINCOLN PARK.
MARINE BAND CONCERT
WALTER " SMITH. md Leader.
MsreScTas"Hs.dssartsrs L. 5 A.,
''ss'''' 'st'ss....., branson
oysrture--"Hunsarisn" Keller Bella
selsetion--"Hitohy -koo"
oostE-Taylor
cornst solo. Polka Briiisnts,
COLUMBIA -.,,..,.... Robinson
Musician John A. Briekley.
'D w..ahnfs w.hfs Caprice Alabama
10 Fox.,rot. "rhe N.He Mel
ooy' ..'....,.......... hombSrg
Bsllst-"Egyptisn" .......... Luigini
Allegro non troppo.
Allsgretto.
Ands nts sostenuto.
AndAnte expressive and male.
orsnd March-"Ratehsrmsr OF
hAmein Nssslsr
The star-spansled Banner"
TODAY AT $3.50 O'CLOCK
BY the
u. $. SOLDIERS HOME BAND
In the Bsndstand.
JOHN s. NJ zIMMERMANN.
BsndmAstsT.
Mareh-"The Two Eagles" Boshme
oyerturs-''The Well OF Love" .BaIfe
Minuet-"L'Antique" ..Paderswski
OF Scotland" .Lampe
Rag oddity--"Intoxication Rag"
Whidden
waltz suite-"on tho Beautiful
RHINE ......,.,.... Keller Bella
Finsle-"Tippersry". Fulton
The Stsr-spansled Banner"
The Washington times., 1920-07-01

Oh! BY Jingo: (MedIey Fox Trot)-Nobody But You
(MedIey Fox Trot)
VOCAL RECORDS.
! Thiok Wed the
Gaood-Byc, Sweet Dny-The Meeting Of the Waters.
The Tolls Arc Pitch'd-They Bid Nc Sleep.
RECORDS.
ORNILLE HAROLD. Tenor-Bohcmc-Raccont
di ROdolfo.
EDWARD JOHNSON. Tenor-Thc Girl Of Col
den West.
JOHN MCCORMACK. Tenor-The Barefoot Trail.
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA tLeopoId Stokow
ski Conductor)-Espana Rapsodic.
RENATO ZANELLI, Bnritone-Rigoletto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
De veldiqe Skibsfortjeneste,'.

De sidste Udbyttedeklarationer
Danmarks store Dampskibsselskabel
har vakt megen Opmerksomhed. Diet
wiser sig, at Aaret 1919 trods allie de
Vanskeligheder, Observation-Disclosures
Havnene har beredt Skibsfarten,
okonomisk Henseende har varet saa
gunstigt som noget, og Selskaberne
har kunnet udbetale ct Udbytte til
Aktionererne, der - naar Hensyn
tages til de i Mellemtiden skete I'd
videlser at Kapitalen - overgaal
Krigstidens gyldneste Periodic. Fol-
at nsvne Eksempler har ct Selskat
som "Norden" med en- Aktiekapital
paa 7,6 Mill. Kr. opnaaet en- For.
~tjeneste paa ct Par og tyve Milo
1,er, og "Dannebrog", hvis Aktieka,
uital er IS Mill. Kr., har indsejlet
ct lignende Overskud. Aktionerer'
ne i sidstnevnte Selskab vii foruden
en- Dividende af 20 Procent faa en-
Bonus paa IS Procent, altsaa ct sam
let Udbytte paa 135 Procent!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Universal Liniment

er ct Hjemmemiddel, som altid burde
findes i ethvert HEN. Den kan bru-
ges paa enhver Aarstid. Universal
Liniment er nemlig udm@rket til Lin
,dring af On Halls, Frostskade, For
kj6lelse, Reumatisme, Moskittostik,
Pine og Smerter.
Universal Liniment er saa god
som nOgen.
At de, der har pr9vet den, er TIL.
freds, ses af dette Eksempel: Mr..
John F. Carlson, Chisago, Minn.,
kj1bte den SIDE Jan. 1 Flaske. Den
18de Jan. - 10 Dage senere - bestil-
te han ct halvt Dusin.
Hvis De prdvede den, Wide De six
kert blive ligesaa tilfreds. PROV den.
Send nedenstaaende Kupon ind i Dag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Joachim Larsen dod.

Joachim Larsen dod.
Efter lang lids alvorlig Sygdom
CT fhv. Skoledirektor, Etatsraad Joa
chmi Larsen i en- Alder at 73 Aar at
gaaet we'd OGDEN.
Straks efter, at Joachim Larsen
1865 bavde taget Skolel9rereksamer
fla Jonstrup, blew han knyttet til
Fredericksburg Skolevssen, og he1
virkede han hele sit Liv som Lac
rer, Overlerer, Skoleinspektpr og
IS Aar SOM Direkt9r. Da han i 1911
traadte tilbage fra denne sidste Still
ling, blew han Formand for Skole.
commissioner.
Joachim Larsen var en- meget kon'
servativ Mand - man vii f. Eks. hui
ske hans Optrsden under With. Ras'
mussen-Afferen - og som PRdagog
var han nappe meget smidig men
han var utvivlsomt en- fremragendt
Administrator, hans Budgetforslag
yandt gjerne almindelig Anerkjen'
delse. Stprst Betydning havde Joa'
chin Larsen dog maaske som histo'
risk Forfatter, han var den danske
F~olkeskoles Historieskriver.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
oscar IFS Grundst9dning.

| So og Handkerchief i Kjpben'
havn har der vpret afholdt SGforhql
vedr9rende den lille Grundstpdning
Skandinavien-Amerika Linens Dam
per oscar H. har veret udsat 70,
under sidste REESE til New York.
Skibets Fqrer, Kaptajn Schmidt
forklarede, at Skibet under Indsej.
lingen til New York havde havt anne
rikansk Statslods ombord. l IAN.
brose Channel, der danner 1ndsej:
lingen til New York, havde Skibet
maattet vige for en- modgaaendeD Dam
per over i den 9stlige Side at Lpbet
Strqm og Wind havde fortsat Skibet
endnu pstligere, og derived varGrund.
stqdningen sket.
Heldigvis tog Skibet ingen Skade
bet underspgtes dels umiddelbart eff.
ter, at Diet var kommen flot og dels
i New York, men viste sig fuldstsn'
dig tact.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Der demonstreres mod Zahle.

Der demonstreres mod Zahle.
Hvorledes Stemningen straks efte,
Valgets Udfald i F%lensborg meddel
ties vendte sig mod StatsministerZahl
wiser sig i felgende Kjqbenhavne,
Meddelelse:
Efter at Resultaterne at Afstem.
ningen i 2. Zone var begyndt at kom
me, hqrte man paa Gaderne stadie
Udtalelser mod Ministeriet, og de,
var som ON Uvillien forplantede sig
med rivende Hast, og uden noger
egentlig Plan eller Opfordring sam
ledes der ct stort Optog, hvor Felt.
raabet fra Geled til Geled war;: Ned
med Zahle. .
Med nogle Flag Spidsen drog vcc
2-Tiden en- Skare paa ca. 5000 Men
nesker ned gjennem Strpget, og DEF
var Menlngen. at man fprSt Wide IL
Amalienborg, men der var afspsrret
og saa lod Diet hele Toget igjennem
vi vii hilse paa Zahle!
Toget %fortsattes derefter nd moo
Ostbanegade, der fyldtes af EN- raa
bende og skrigende Flok. l fast TAX
lod Diet udenfor Konsejlsprgsidenten
Bopnl: Ned med Zahle! Ned mee
Zahle! ogRaabene fulgtes af en- mag
!tig Hyle- og Pibekoncert.
Hr. Zahle, der naturligvis var BILE
ven vekket af Spektaklet, telefonere
de til Politiet og bad ON 0jeblikkeli@
Hjelp og like 10 Minuter efte1
hprte man Politibilens sharpe Signal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Acknowledgements 1nrluh / 1lfnahnrg.

|Steder udspredte Tyskerne det usand-
fsrdige Rygte, at Bladene var for
budt at den International Kommis-
sion og tvang de danske Bladuddelere
til at udlevere dem. Flere Steder
kom Diet til Slagsmaal, og Politiet
maatte Gang paa Gang skride ind og
fore nogle at de verste Urostiftere til
Raadhuset, hvor man sikrede sig de-
res Navne og Adresser.
Endnu i acknowledgements da
|disse LINER skrives, er Stemningen
paa Gaderne, ON end hist og her
sterkt ophidset,d dog nogenlunde rolig.
Dannebrogsslqjferne og de slesvig-
lholstenske passerer hinanden under
!haanlige Tilraab, men uden at Diet
kommer til st@rre SammenstGd. En-
vred Tysker stod lige nu paa Gaden
log holdt til en- tilfeldig Menneske-
)skare en- Tale, hvori han erklerede,
at efter hans inderlige og dybtfGlte
Overbevisning burde Natten mat gjq-
res til en- Bartholomeusnat for allie
Danskere, der i Ojeblikket opholder
sig i Flensborg, og i allie anden Zones
Flekker og L%andsbyer.
We'd Havnen er alt Idyl. Eft dansk
'Orkester samler nu og da en- Skare
ON sig til vore rationale Melodier.
Og de store danske Skibe ligger i
pragtfuld SkjGnhed, overpyntede med
Flag fra Railing til Mastetop - Diet
lyse Varsel ON, hvad Flensborgs
Havn after kan blive under dansk
iStyre.
Danskerne samles til store M9der.
Fra Flensborg skrives SGndag At
ten: latten athOldes paa Jernbaneho-
tellet de tilrejsende Danskeres Ho-
vedkvarter en- stor dansk Fest. Paa
allie BordeN og i allie Knaphuller ses
Dannebrogsfarver, spontant synger
Festdeltagerne danske Fedrelands-
sange i dette Ojeblik "Jyden han er
stark og sejg". I Borgerforeningen
er der'iaften aldeles overfyldt, Diet er
gaanske umuligt at opdrive en- Plads
eller overhovedet at bane sig Vel ind
| Lokalernene, ogsaa her veksler dan
ske Nationalsange og begejstrede Ia
Ter Stag i Stag under endel6s Jubel
fra Tilh@rerne, der fylder begge Sa-
lene og allie Smaaverelserne, staar
ned ad Trapperne og langt nd i Gaar-
den, hvor de af hele Festen kun kan
,se de oplyste Vinduer og en- Gang
imellem hdre ct brusende Hurra for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Den lnnge ventede Dag otrandt med
Sol og bidende Foruarsblest.

Fra Flensborg skrives II. Marts
Flensborgs SkjRbnedag, den saa len.
ge ventede, med baade lyse Forhaab.
ringer og bange Forventninger imp-
desete, oprandt i straalende Sol OF
bidende Blast, en- typisk Martsfor-
aarsdag. Allerede tidligt paa Nor
genstunden var Gaderne overfyldt og
foran Valglokalerne, navnlig den
Ih6jere Realskole, hvor de Tilrejsen-
de fra Danmark og eTyskland afgav
deres Stemmer, var der Trsngsel al
lerede XII. s Morgen, og Stemmeaf-
givningen foregik derfor kun lang
somt. Danske og tyske Spejdere> og
Spejderpiger, der fredeligt ferdedes
}Side om Side, bpd Kiks og Portvin
It'll de mango gamle og skrqbeligeVel
gere, som var udmattede efter den
besvarlige Opstigning til Realskolen,
der ligger paa N hGj og stejl Banke
log syner milevidt I'D over Fjorden.
Der blew udbudt en- Syndflod al
Plakater, Opraab, Proklamationer og
Valgaviser. Paa en- Tur ned gjennem
Storegade fix man i Lqbet af ct Kvar-
ter allie sine Lommer fyldt til Over
mail med blomstrende, ordrig dansk
og tysk Agitation. Mango nerer i de-
res stille Sind en- beskeden Twill ON,
hvor vidt alt dette Papir, al denne
Tryksvaerte, allie disse brogede Tryk.
sager, egentlig er til nogen st@rre
Nytte.
Re0ozptionen tSg Atstemningen.
Nest Opsigt og voldsom Harme
blandt Tyskerne vakte en- Serudgave
at Diet danske Blad "Unser Land"
som. i korte og fyndige Setninge1
slog fast, at Regjeringen i Berlin val
styrtet, Ministrene flygtet og Tysk.
land paa Randen at en- nyBorgerkrigs
uoverskuelige Katastrofer. Derfo,
burde allie, der 6nskede Ro og ordnede
Forhold, stemme for Danmark:: Blad.
u%ddelerne blew overfaldet at Tysker.
ne, der var Wide at Forbitrelse, og
Bladene blew flaaet fra dem. Jeg saa
saaledes en- elegant kledt tysk Dame
hvis Ansigt var fortrukket af Raseri
overfalde en- Bladkone, rive Aviserne
fra hende, flaa dem It'll og sender.
trampe dem med en.saadan patriotisk
Begejstring, at hun ogsaa sender.
!trampede sine egne Kleder. Andre
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Langkjer vulgt.
MISUNDERSTANDING har valgt
-Bogtrykker Langkjer til Formand.
5Et Veteranhjem i S9nderjyHand.

5Et Veteranhjem i S9nderjyHand.
De samvirkende danske Forsvars.
.broderselskaber og de fleste Soldater.
.foreninger har dannet en- felles Ko.
mite, hvis Formal er at samle Mid.
Ter til ct Veteranhjem i S@nderjyl.
land: bet er Hensigten at kj9be en-
Gard paa ct at de for wore gamle
Krigere serlig minder;ge Steder =
sandsynligvis Dybb9l -, og her vii
der blive -Lejlighed til skiftevis a,
aflegge Bes9g j S%ommertiden for paa
Stedet>a at opfriske Ungdomsminderne
Mar Veteranerne like er mere, ska]
'..# -EI ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Bydrengene uilde strejke.

Bydrengene uilde strejke.
En- Forretningsmand i Aabenraa
fix forleden med Poster tilsendt fQl-
gende Kommunique, som selvfGlgelig
like undlod at gjGre ct visit lndtryk
paa ham:
Hr. K!
Hans og Peter vii gjerne have lidt
mere Ugelpn; Diet er besluttet paa en-
Forsamling. Ellers vii vi begge to
like mere; thi Stpvlerne er 10 saa
dyre. Hans og Peter.
bet var hans to Bydrenge, der i
Kraft at en- Observation-Disclosures
slutning satte Chefen Kniven paa
Struben. Han bojede sig straks, og
de to haabefulde Poder toy Strejke-
varslet tilbage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Hopedstadens AutomobIister i Elem

Hopedstadens Automobiister Flens-
borg.
En- stor Del at Hovedstadens Au-
tomobilfolk fix Henvendelse ON at
stille deres Vogue til Raadighed we'd
Afstemningen i 2. Zone, og Opfor-
dringen err fulgt i saa hqj Grad, at
Kamiteen fix Tilsagn ON over 100
KjGretgjer. Paa Turen til Flensborg
havde flere af dem Passagerer med,
Folk som enten var kommen for sent
eller som paa Grund at Forretninge1
havde maattet opsatte Rejsen til Diet
sidste Ojeblik.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
Onsker Fru Skyldfri friQiyeu,

Y"She' A|H okJIU!7I JIlgIOen.
Fornylig blew Fru Skyldfri Ander.
sen, der kvalte sin drikfeldige Mand,
funden skyldig og id9mt flere Aars
Fengselsstraf; i denne Anledning har
der i Koncertpaleet i Kqbenhavn vac.
ret afholdt ct Protestmqde, som flere
neutrality-suspicious. havde indkaldt.
Blandt Talerne var Folketingsmed.
lem, Fru Helga Larsen, ct Par kvin.
delige Borgerreprasentanter og Fru
Lycinka Hansen. Der vedtoges en-
Resolution, hvori man udtaler, al
1000 Mennesker anmoder Justits.
|ministeren ON at give den d@mte til.
bage til sine smaa Born.
l Concertpaleets Gard var sam.
let ct Par Tusinde Mennesker, del
fors6gte at komme ind i Salem we'd
at spr@nge DGrene. Politiet alarme.
redes, og Betjentene ryddede Ga,
derne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16
De s9nderjyske Skibe.

I Rigsdagens sonderjyske Udvalg
har Minister H. P. Hansen givet
Oplysninger ON de Forhandlinger,
der har veret fort ~angaaende Beva-
relsen at den spnderjyske Handles
ilaade. Han oplyste herunder, at
den endelige Ordning var blevet fpl-
gende:
"Udlevering at Skibe hprende til
Diet slesvigske Acknowledgements
vii blive udsat, indtil Grsnselinien
mellem Danmark og Tyskland er BILE
bet fastfat i Henhold til Artikel ITO
i Fredstraktaten med Tyskland.
De- vii blive forlangt at den tyske
Regjering straks at udlevere Skibe h9.
rende til den Del af Diet nevnte ON.
raade, som ligger sgd for ommeldte
Grenselinie, og som derfor like vii
blive afstaaet til Danmark.
Den danske Regjering skal som
Tillidsmand for misunderstanding.
commissioner" overtage de Skibe, der
hprer til Diet Omraade der ligge1
Nord for nevnte Grenselinie, og for.
pligter sig til at disponere over Ski.
bene paa den Made, som "Erstat-
ningskommissionen' MATTE bestem.
me efter at have underspgt allie dc
Krav, som den danske Regjering
matte frems2tte i sit eget Navn ell
allie danske Undersaatters Vegne
Kraft af Par. 20 i Tilleg II i Freds.
traktaten med Tyskland."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-16

Fem meIodier.
AT Observation-Disclosures Kompo-
mister og serlig til dansk-
amerikanske Sange.
IKE I NOGEN D
MELODISAMLING.

Heftet indeholder:
Geo. Dupont Hansen: Fantasi
over "Dejlig er Jorden".
0. A. M. Andersen: Derovre bar
Golfens Str@mme. GA. Dolleris)
Kr Disregard: vi err 81 Rebel
Ter. (Kr. 6stergaard).
c. c. Christensen: Hvis jes
kommer hjcm til Danmark.
q. c.. Bay).
J. Nellemann: vi er Fastere.
(Kr. 0stergaard).
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