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500. .213 10th nv, wareh $40. The Brunswick 4f
SIS. The Marlborough, 6f S35 IS. .l747 NV Sr
$85 80 1879 AdamsM r10r $35 So JAS eth NV. Or
$65. The Marlborough, 81 $35. So 1924 NV 6r
$50. TO-. II Iowa cir, 101 S35. SO 613 az wareh
$50. The Brunswick. Or $35. The Marlborough 2r
$50 90 LOT Pa aynw. st&dw $35 4a2 9th NV upr door
$50. IS. oil 18th 1Or 1872 So 2S19 18th NV Sr
500 90 3O12 18th NV. 13r 1872 so. 1910 18th NV Or
$50 1853 Roanoke nv. 1Or $50 so $40 Quincy NV Or
$50 list Col road. 6r $50 40. .91O \ av se II
$50 Omaha & II avs 9f S27 80 The NJ ntgomery Ar
500 The Phoenix. 5r SIS. so 3473 Morgan av Or
Sis p 1921 NV. llr s2o. 80. .243 Sth ne. Sr
$45.65 1884 18th NV. 10rI S22 so. iii 9Th NV Or
$45. IS. :, 221 Sd NV l3r 500 So .1S K ne Or
S45 % l4l1 I'D NV. 12r S22 80. TheCumberland q
$45. AS. laos Hopkins Or 500 so. 49, 243 K me- Sr
$40. .1018 22d NV, Or $40. .610 NV, office
S45. The Marlborough 3r 81 35 " 121 Cal ne. 6r
S45. The Brunswick, Ar SIS. 80 30s Mclean av Or
S4o The Miller Or SIS. .501 NV. office
$40 .Franconia, Or $12. Co.. Sol D NV office
S45. :. The Victoria, ST. SI2 80 435 10th sw. 5r
S42. 30. 1920 Sth NV Or $40. 80 1922 Mess ay 6r
$4,000. .2476 Ontario SrI S1O 500 18th Sc store
$40 80. .2476 Ontario sr t10..... .627 NV office
$4,000. .1413 Q NV, Tor $40. $40 NV ONCE
$40 :. The Phoenix, Or so 40. 213O NV 2r
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,

FOR SALE $500.
The lowest priced three-story house on Column
bia Heights.
1917 EENESAW AVE.
rooms, 4 rooms deep on 1st floor: tiled bath.
handsome mantels; one of the highest points on
the heights; on a square with some or the best
improvements.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 & sos F st. NV.
MOIST
FOR SALE. ONLY s.. 500.
Lowest priced house on Washington Hefghts.
rooms, 4 rooms deep on 1st floor; cellar under
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no4-3t
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Three 81 cheap houses, VERY MUCH THE
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$4,SOO-11th st. near Lincoln Park, nearly new;
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$5.2004th ST. D, 3 stories cellar; full
3-story bay window, 1Sx1OO.
$4,000 rooms. deep. cellar. side
alley SIDE WINDOWS; 9th st. ne. near c.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 & sos st. NV.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
n. FL. ave. mr.. Dupont Cir, 12r. b. Per yrS1 500
Delaware av. de. mr., Cap, 12r 3D. Per mo. 1875
iowa circle NV, 12r. & b. Per mo. ......... 100
Vermont ay. opp. Arlington. Or. i b. Per mo-. Is
N. Carolina nv mr.. 9th se.. Or. & b. Per mo-. 65
1ath st. NV Fla. ave, ST. & b. Per mo-. 80
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42S Q NV, 7r&b. .27.00
Sl5 Mo az NV, Tor, b. 90. 50
soc L NV. Ar. Sd q. .26.50
1887 7th NV .sto&cel.2 5.5 50
IS r NV, 5r&b fat $500
1l12 7th NV, store. .20.50
936 L NV, 7r. b. 20. 40
1919 7th NV, barber
shop, with fixtures. 20. 90
1921 Az sw, store. 1900
400 N Cap, AZ fiat.lS.W
1926 18th NV, 3r&b,2d
floor, heat & light.17.0O
l245 II ne, sto&cel. 1880
1904 7th NV, sto&2r. 1850
452 ID NV, off rs. ST & s.
2349 Sherman av. Ar. $50
RI sos 18th NV (cOD g. 80
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
no pain; feel, act and last longer than natural
teeth. Shrunken faces made normal. Painlesa
filling. Or. J. L WILSON. 1908 r Ut. nv.
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FOR RENT 1881 NV, Or, b.. .35. so
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1927 NV, 12r, b. sc. 90 Sto run, 1903 II NV. s. 90
1877 NV, 10r b. .55 .O0 Office rms. 1907 r st NV
2451 18TH NV, Orb. 40 90 Office rms, 1927 z st NV
1925 Corcoran 12r. b. 40. 90
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FOR RENT-906 Q ST. NV, ROOMS, BRICK,
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(plate rail in dining room, etc), porcelain bath
tub etc $3.50 to a desirable tenant.
oc31-5t MOORE & HILL Qnc.) }, TT 14th st. NV.
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1923 7th NV sto&cel. A. 40
1887 Bghtwd av, II, b 1000
2217 18th NV .5r&b fl.40.00
1928 18th NV, Or, b,
hot water heat. :. 40. 90
1921 Harvard, 11r. b. $500
1920 18th NV, Or, b,
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043 Mass av, Sr&b. IS. so
1918 10Th NV. l0r. b. $3.50
1885 9Th NV, Sr&b. .2S. so
2016 It'll. store, Or. .2S. 80
1907 18th. 5r&b fiat. .27. 80
1918 L NV, 7r&b. .27. so
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The choicest spot on Washington Heights. ov
looking city, with view down the Potomac
Alexandria.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18
BEFORE THE PUBLIC EYE

DR.. F. E. Storke gave an interesting
lecture on THE Royal Homes of France
in Wesley church last evening under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid society. The
talk was illustrated by a number of ex-
cellent stereopticon views which DR..
Storke procured in Europe. The luxury,
and gaiety of the different periods from
Louis XVI. to the downfall of the royal
lists were shown and many interesting
anecdotes of the kings and courts told. - -
An attra ctive bazar for the, benefit of
the First Swedish M. e. church will be
opened in Edridge hail. Riverside and
Cedar avenues. Monday and last thru Sat
urday. A fine musical and literary pro-
gram will be given each evening by we'll
known artists. The committee in charge
of the programs includes Mrs. A. E. Holm :
berg. Misses Anna Nord, Hattie Peterson
and Lydia Nelson. Refreshments are also
to be served under the direction of Mines.
P. Nelson. j. Newman, Ed Johnson Misses
Minnie Munson and Jennie Erickson. The
bazar will be under the general super
vision of Rev. B. Howe, NJ. N. Haling and
Miss Oberg. 49, .5 :.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18

between Seventh and Eighth streets.
t.Vestanveir' and "Sigrud Jorsalfar', will
then be given the finishing touches.
On Tuesday next the grand chorus made
up <of the Minnea polls societies, the ST.
Paul societies and the students of Luther
seminary which; have been rehearsing
separately. will meet for the final work
al the seminary, on Capitol avenue be-
tween Hamlille and Sheldon avenues in
the Midway district ..sSz E.sssz
The concert ARA nged for MI. Paulus by
the; Morse Musical: League will be held
at the Plymouth church. next Friday
evening. April "a. and from a musical
standpoint it will be one Of the chief
events of the season: .
Mr.. Paulus, who is the, -organist of the
cathedral in StaVanger, Norway, and a
composer of zunquestioned genius will him-
mately 100 voices. the mixed chorus and
the Danz orchestra. The program is>as
Potpourri. Norwegian national airs,
- ~ 81 81. Andrew Andersen
s, s, nanz Orchestra:
Prelude for organ 49,. Paulus
.5 Olaf 3Paulus.. ..,. 81 5s ~
Mission cantata 81, Paulus
Mixed chorus, . .coprano solo and organ solo.
by Miss 5Sfgne Dahl. st. Paul organ by Helm
rich Gunnersen E5.s5lss 5gss II
s.. ta) Good Griday tb) Pentecost. : !
s Danz. Orchestra.
Romances =. ). {. 2. Paulus
Tenor solo, Jacob 1. Hjort s - D' :
e Grand r ale. chorus and barytone SOLO 50 auius
snyE l SsIgs er,ee
y: sDanz orchestra, directed tby Olaf Pauluss
sssignrd Jorsalfa q. Grieg
Grand male chorus. solo and full orchestra; ; solo
DyE Jacob III
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18
ST. ANTHONY PARK

Kay PnelpS mas returned .Ifom NASeca
i Mrs. Gray and Sons spending the week in
Duluth. &@~.s - ssz= ~ i -
Mrs Margaret Blair is spending a month in
Spokane and Seattle. .5t- @~
I'D. G.. Martin has returned from California,
where he spent the winter. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore gave dinner Saturday
evening: Covers were laid for ten. i;
DIR. and Mrs. Balcome entertained group of
young men at dinner Sunday evening. " >
Rev. Mr.. Stephenson, OF Mankato, has been
guest of Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Fryckberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shellenbarger entertained
twelve guests at dinner Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Tucker were guests Of
Judge and Mrs. Sanborn at dinner Friday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Bull have been enter
tanning their brother Henry B. Blake, Of Brain
erd. 81 "a -...-. .. =.
Mrs. Josephine Hunter, OF Baylfss avenue, who
| has spent year in Springfield, Mass, returned
this week. <c
| The, children OF the Methodist Sunday school,
| directed by Miss Weed, gave an Easter program
Sunday morning.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Mcveigh, with Rev. Mr.. Fryck-
berg, attending the Sunday school conven-
tion at Mankato. 5aF * ss*sx;s;54.5s 555. ss
Professor Samuel Green will address the high
| school pupils OF Excelsior Friday, on "Arbou
Day Observance. :"
Miss McKown entertained at cards Saturday
evening Archie Brimnler and Miss Margaret
Dunn took the prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Bull entertained at cards
80 rs o. 80. "& u 9eo se
:, -, - = - sne go = .'o"
MISS Jennie cannon entertained at dinner Sat
urday evening IN nonor OF Ed iMliifams, OF chi
e'eo r.
=, MIS-. Arthur reeves gave fanny dinner
lhursoay evening, IN nonor 01 her Drotner' Mr.
clarA' "no mas moved 70 puiutn. l' S.
DR.. and Mrs, Balcome entertained at dinner
"Wednesday evening in honor Of Mrs. George
Groue.sf z mere .'6e1ejseFeh ejseFh guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeffngweIl,5 with Mrs. sJ. y n.
McDermott.! were guests of Air.. and Mrs b. F.
Meek at dinner Monday evening.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18
Hennepin Avenue Mosaic.

Hennepin Avenue church will resume it's
Mosaics,. the series of free enterta rtainments,
which had been a pleasant feature of the
social life until last year. A program will
be given in the chapel Tuesday evening
at 7:45 o'clock, and feature will be a
series Of stereopticon views Of Japan ar
ranged and explained by George Harrison,
who has recently returned from an ex-
tended trip thru the orient The views
will be selected from Mr.. Harrison's s. own
collection made during his trip: Mrs b.
M. Runyan has planned the musical Nuns
bers and there will be several social fea-
lures. The committee in charge of the
Mosaic will include Mrs George Harrison,
chairman; Professor Henry F. Nachtrieb,
George Harrison, Charles M. Drew, Mr.:
and Mrs. Russell Bennett and Mrs. p.
M Runyan. The reception committee
will be formed by Messrs.> and Mines. Err
nest E. Smith, J. r. Downey, Perry Har-
rison, G. c. Taylor and Willis Walker.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18

.~FE
ater and indicated clearly that the people
prominent in the Undertaking have the
necessary personal popularity and that
there is a strong interest in dramatic
study: The audience: was an enthusiastic
one, which demanded encores of. all the
numbers. ..-
The new school will be directed by Mrs.
ST, John Brennon, an Einglishwoman who
has just arrived in the city from New
York The spring term will open: May 1
for three months The faculty will in
clude in addition the principal, Mrs. Bren
non, Ben Johnson. James w. Castle, Miss
Maude Gilbert, Miss Maisie~ Cecil. Her
bert Brenon, T.. E. Price, Mrs A. B. Van
VaIkenburg, w. A. .Farris, Oscar Ring
wall. .e- 49,. ....
s#At the outset of the program yesterday
Mr.. Brenon, who is son of the director,
gave an outline of the plans for the school.
An address by Mrs. Brenon on 1.-THE Gull
tivation of the Speaking Voice in which
she is a specialist, was the important fea-
ture of the program, as it explained and
illustrated what is to be one of the most
important features of the school instruc
tion.r AS an exponent of her own ideas
Mrs. Brenon is a complete success.
Z The chief interpretative number of the
afternoon was Ben Johnson's reading of
the tragic ''Telltale Heart" by Poe, which
was treated with refined discretion. Miss
Gilbert sgaNer,sseme captivating comedy
readings and the program closed with a
comedy sketch. "The Volunteers Vic
tory, given by Misses. Gilbert and Cecil
and Messrs. Brenon and Folsom.
# The. new. school will enjoy exceptional
advantages from it's close connection with
the stock company at the Lyceum. of
which Mr.. Brenon and most of the faculty
are members. Mr.. Ferris. various com
panies will give the fullest opportunities
to the pupils of the school to get actual
stage experience. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Savage announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Mar
garet to Henry j. Harvey. The wed
ding will take place early in June.
Mrs. Arthur J. Shores and Miss Minnie
Shores. who have been at the Hampshire
Arms for severa! weeks. have returned
to their home in Butte, Mont. The en-
gagement OF Miss Shores and Thomas
Julian McGill was announced last week
and their wedding will be one Of the in
terestng affairs of June. 1t will be
solenlnized in Butte and quite number
of Minneapolis friends are planning to be
present Mr.. and Mrs. Shores formerly
resided in Minneapolis and the members
of the family have made frequent visits
in the city since they removed to Butte.
Among the June weddings will be that
Of Miss Leona Pelton, daughter of MIS-.
NJ L. Pelton and J. Med Campbell Of HUI
ron S. D. Miss Myrtice Wilcox. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wilcox, and DR.
Walter Trich Josln will be married dur
Ing the early summer and another June
wedding for which the date is not def
nitely set is that of Miss Rachel Wood
ward. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
3. Woodward. and karle w. Perkins. for
merly of New York. The friends of Miss
Woodward have planned any number of
before her marriage.
The date of the senior promenade has
been announced for Tuesday, June 2, and
altho that is many weeks - away, the
younger set is already anticipating the
pleasures Of the great social event of the
university year.
The reception to be given at the Com
mercial club by the officers of the State
Music Teachers association on the first
evening Of the convention. will be in
charge of the Ladies' Thursday Musicale.
Many out Of town guests will be attra cted
to the city by the Boston Festival or
chestra concerts, and the social side Of
the convention will be made a special
feature, Besides having charge of the
reception the musicale will have a COM
mittee in constant attendance at the
convention to assist in entertaining the
Sisitors.
The dancing club to which Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Piper belong was de-
lghtfuly entertained at cotillion last
evening at the Piper residence on Oak
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18
Three Y. ". q. a. Affairs, !,

$ E ~ = &
Mrs Robert Morris Seymour Of Duluth
will speak of the Real Things to Be
Gained from "a Tour In Europe at
o'clock to morrow afternoon at the Young
Women Is Christian associations on Seventh
street. She has Travelled extensively and
came to the city to lecture for the Art
History club. Miss Gretchen Utley will
give plano numbers. a. 0
h An Illustrated lecture will be given at
the association building on Monday at 5
o'clock by Miss Martha Scott Anderson,
her. subject being "a Vacation Trip to the
Canad dian Rockies" The slides which she
will use are especially fine and the North
Branch clubs, which have charge of the
entertainment, invite their friends and the
public to this complimentary entertain
ment, which marks the close Of their year
Of study. Miss Anderson has been the
leader of the Current Events Club.
The library committee has issued inyi-
tations to the Women's clubs to visit the
building Saturday from to 5 o'clock. This
reception Is given to express appreciation
for the gifts from the, clubs which aided
in furnishing the library.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18
LIFE AT MINNET0NKA

q WI. Murphy has engaged the Dr.. Hunter
cottage, at Christmas Lake. - z,....... &
L. A. Lydiard. of Minneapolis was guest at
the Mcdonald home this week. "a - :! :. r
I, F. W: Lyman,s Of Minneapolis, will occupy the
Kelly cottage, at Minnetenka Beach, with his
family. e.. III. Il
John Powers has purchased the Davidson rest
dence, in Excelsior, and will fit it UP for sum
mer home. t.. ~: s@s.r*,- r.: IT,: ,. -.~, u
keth L. Davidson and family will reside in
the Mcdonald house, in Excelsior. for the sum
mer;s season. '-<:S.-: I r.. -. IL.
A. r. Brown and family. of Minneapolis. will
occupy one Of the Thayer cottages at Cottage
wood this summer. f;5e@r d .f-~ .,...'.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C.. LonAey arrived from Min
neapolis recently and are pleasantly located on
the lake front at Excelsior. - s.
l. Mrs. Donaldson will out from, Minne-
apolis this week and occupy the Belle Alto cot
tage which she purchased In the winter. -
r Mrs Merriman of Hotel Clinton Minneapo-
lis has engaged one of the Thayer cottages at
Cottagewood and will occupy 1t for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mills, Of Minneapolis will
spend their honeymoon in Excelsior, having
engaged pleasant apartments tn the Thorman
house. -s'i' " 5." +
| Hezekiah Butterworth will lecture in the Con-
sregational church, In Excelsior, Tuesday eve
| ming. May 5, on 'The" Andes and South
America , s.. .1> - Ks
some improvements his home at Excelsior.
He will move out with his family for the sea-
| son about the first of May. Et+a g
The Picadilly Mandolin Club of Minneapolis;
has engaged the John Peterson house, at Cot
tagewood and will prepare to furnish melody for
| lake dwellers when the season opens
Minnetonka has taken on much more OF a
| summer resort air this week as the Ice went
out on Monday and several of the small steam
ers have been darting ahont at the behest
| of the house builders and house hunters
Z Extensive preparations are being made by
the local post of the, g. A. R.. for the annual
campfire, which will occur at the Excelsior town
hall the evening" of, Mayn 2.s{t Judge Hughes,
of Minneapolis. will address the old soldiers.
The final meeting of the Ladies' Afternoon
| Whist Club for the season was held at the
home of Mrs. w. Mcdonald. The highest
score OF the year was made by Mrs. Marshall,
while Mrs. Walter Baker bad made the second
highest.
| Excelsior gives promise of being very gay
this season. If furnishing the means for gayety
is safe Indication. In addition to the new
casino there will be new amusement hall
on Water street that is ,to be erected BY G.
Wilson, Of Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18

York. ri H. NSno IS AT ''e f'oA'A''' '''4se'7 Wv
Mrs. G: L: Smith Of Montreal is visiting Mrs.
Horace Weston. -
Miss Isabelle F. Kerr left last night for Chi
cago to attend grand opera. e - y
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schell of New Clm are
visiting Minneapolis friends. Z FL. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Pillsbury and family
will go to the lake May 1. .--..~ 4:
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Chatfelh and daughter
were guests at Edgewood. Osceola. this week.
Pansy Rebekah lodge will give card party and
dance this evening at 800 Nicol1et avenue s..
Mrs Thomas D. Bell Of the Hampshire Arms
is in Chicago attending the grand opera.
The Fleur de Lis Club will meet Monday after
noon with Mrs. E. W. Sprague, 80 Spruce place.
Mrs r. d. Cunningham of Chippewa Falls.
Wis. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. keefer of
Bloomington avenue. ~ .-. ......
Mr.; and Mrs. Glenn ": Morgan are at Pass
from three months Illness ..s. .~.
Woodbine camp R. n. of A..-will give dim;
Franklin avenues. Tuesday evening.
Mr.: and Mrs: George w. Frey and sons Webb
and are stopping, temporarily at the Berkeley
Hotel ''& Es... ..Jt:a :. =
Mr. and Mrs: Stephen A. Hall have returned
from the SOUTH after spending the winter at
Palm Beach and st. Augustine, Fla, and Hot
Springs. Ark. s%.- ~ - .<...I- - -
Mrs. George B. Sheardson and daughter Mary
of 1107 Seventh street S have returned from an
extended visit with relatives in Ohio Miss Shep-
arfson was greatly benefited in health by the
change of climate. ~ y ss.r r. zg{H
Twenty four little friends of Roger Patrick
assembled at his home, IS 1oag avenue. Satur-
day afternoon in honor Of his sixth birthday an
dancing. Prizes were talSen BY Master freddie
Sachse and Miss Jennie Retchow. both Of st.
Paul The dining decorated iii pink.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-18

and the ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
church. at tea yesterday AFTERNOON. i, sssss x%s
its ia1 annual 1.l election az az hens 9f Mrs B. ~
Meek, Monday afternoon. The following offs
GERS We're e,eets EsfsiasR Fl F.
Mrs. Townsend Drake; p treasurer Mrs. hLef6ng-$
we'll. &c. sa .Nass So. tt7z: ssWaaz !.
d The Weman:s Association, has elected. the fol-
lowing officers for the year: President. Mrs.
second .vice.president Mrs.rW. M. Liggettiy eoT-
responding secretary, Mrs. W. NJ. Todd; record
Ing secretary, Mrs. G. FL Shelenbarger;. treas.
urer, Mrs II. e. wv. Schuette. Z = IL 81
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, A Baptist Rally.

The Baptist young people Of the city
will hold a rally in Calvary Baptist church
Tuesday evening. Rev. George F. Holt
will speak on the work of the union and
Dr. Al, J. Frost, dean of the Northwestern
Bible and Missionary training school, will
deliver On address on, ,."Silent Influence"
A social will follow the addresses and re-
young people. u. = -: ~ -: ~.
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CHORUS PLEASES PAULUS
Minneapolis Singers Interpret His
Works to the Satisfaction :
9a1% of the Composer.

Since the arrival in the city of Olaf
Paulus. the various choruses which have
been at work on his compositions have
made progress and are now able to in
terpret his works to. the entire satisfac-
ton of @the%composer. This is high praise
for the singers, as musical composers are
noterieusly difficult: to please in this mat
ter ~ ~ 3. - -: s.--
The final rehearsal for the Minneapolis
chorus, will be. held tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 o. clock atsthe Norwegian Luther
an school house, on Fourteenth avenue S,