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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
Reoaftorens Pierne.
grbciost life soSt nnScr aaiie.

gn Siernearbeioers SelbreS ifaSeS
cite of aaffe, baarIig baIgt Mao %
0et itiIeiiSbeuoe glrbeioe. griariu.
gen, JON Ell Hsoaftsr for ct al De
Iterite SIaoe | miStre @eiten babe
meS Goitlrm 5000 Coffee, iauitrerer
Acknowledgment at tiIberlig Seoe for
Rartben iom maa itoIe paa Siernet
for lit SipSopbcIo.
"Snbtil for ire Iar iiScu", ifriper
Ssrre Reoaftsr, "por iea en- iierf
aafieoriffer. Ses uiSite, Den Ifaoeoe
mig. Den oirfeoe birefte paa min
Wope, OF leo trueoes al froniif 8ps.
pepiia. Sa cpcrialte min Suitru mig
til at prspe 9sointm 5000 Coffee.
Gets gobe Strfnins bar iaa fferntrG'
oeube, at ice far life fige FOR meget
FOR set. 3 Ssrituinscn ipntes ieg
life noaet ON oct, men en- llnoerir'
aelie bragte frem set Saftum, al
Soften life hoobe fogt bet lrnge moi,
% ieg iii oct bereiter tilbcrcot paa
ret IaaSe o. bIep rent inotasen !
oct. SiSn Ben SiS bar 3affe life
bapt noseu gIaos paa nit Sorb mo
tngeu for Sieiter. @aaoc ieg % min
Suitru eIifrr Sen me Srif, iom 'op.
liper. men beruier life / CT ionoerr
% mere paSicroe 6oritano eno Safe,
Din Mope er foiumen | fin ncrmale
SiIItnno iejen, oa ies er iaicn irilt
% itcrf bodoe nnubelig oa legemlig.
Seq CT ooerbepiit ON, Of aaife. CT
en- Gift for NANCE Ianer, % ies bar
meS tort SeIo anbeiaIet Scinim til
mango al mine genner, Tom leo al
@rIgeu nf Safe" @aunet gipet al
Soihim 60, Battle Greet. Midl.
&c | bper Taffe eiter ben beflenotc
lille gcs, 2be Roao TO @elpiae".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
Gather college 3uFfforps.

Chen prof. SAILOR Sarier peS iiS'
tie StoIaours Stutnirg frotrnaSte lin
Gttlltns ION glliifIgrer peS 2utber
college, bar man feet iig runot eiter
en- Spetig gSano, ser furoe iplbe bons
glaSs. Orr. 81. 8. Coup er I'M bic.
BEN aniat I $aniens SteO font Sn.
ftruf.gr for Gouesets 9luiifforps, 90
Sa bar boa6e er en- 0pptie Wsuiifer %
en- Suelig 2eSer, er Der al 8rurb til at
fro, at "@anS"ens biotibige gooa
&euome amber BAN bill beoares. DIR.
Guup bar betpSeIie Grforins iom Sn'
Itruftsr, iSet ban tioIisere Dor pRret
9eSer al Sormrlfifen I 8nufon,
fredericksburg og andre @pcr, boor.
hos ban ogian bar itnoot SpiSien for
ct reiienSe Srfeiter. SeIo er ban Ser'
Oil en- Spstis acrnetiIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16

6. G. soIanS bar fisbi q. u:
greftes gus paa Cot @ater etreet.
Otto Neierion | GaInnr blcy
Der ON Gasen | Sort atfinior rgte.
oiet til lPiis Marie gsiofe.
Or. q. Sc. GabI, en- norff Cage
meo mango aors Grfarine, agter al
ilptte til Gecorah ON en- fort lib.
Orr. og Dsrs. $anion fra aIberi
Sea fom Sennc uee iii Geeorab ! gr'
ieg hos Mrs. Sanions 6orrlore, ar.
% Wirs. u. .. anoerfon.
@m. 2innepoib bar | iioite ugc
en- Cur til Maciion, ISIS, % Smegn,
bDor ban iiIbrnste ncgle Gage | BE.
ieg Dos SIratninse % aicnoinser.
I'll. e. Softon | @lenpoob Ioipn.
bar bant geiss al iine Ssitre,
MRS. 81. %. Mnsoeu ira Canton, g.
CAT, 90 Mrs. Sestpeot ira EaQas,
Miis Wnrie Senoridion | SS.
ian bleo iorleoen Dag psteoiet til pu-
tor Scbn Spen fra Rorb 7afoto. gi.
forretteoes Of 9aitor Q. Gife.
DoIo.
Ger err ioar et '~uieouanlig fort
Gleper peb Sen ~offentlise Sfole.
) Ssiifolen er Sssrirsen iaa itor, at
BET er bIepet nsooenoist at ioee ct
rrtra aIasieorreIie til Si9lp for at
Jiue 9tum til glcperne.
- Bbilip Serom, Ssr az 2isb.
tnonS Scbn 6. Serom, reiite | Cor.
bags til Gbicnso, Gpor ban piI blioe
Glen peS Gbicago grt Snititlte % no.
onnrp iig biSere / Tesnine % bei1ps.
tcSe 5aa Tor boiIfe 6an bar piit iis at
iremrasenSe arlPg. 6lere al
bans aarifatiirer 90 Sfi5oer er for.
triuIist ubisrte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
&eIuIntiuucr mpS SasarSipil.

8eS ct 0leSe, Ser bleo afboISt !
9onorcsotiounIiitfirfen iioite Sen.
bags Giten peotoseS isIgeuoe &eicIu'
tioner:
% ser edar Rpster ON, at "Gom'
bling" sanr i Suans poa mango Seoer
/ Dor gp, o. epiI ertieroes of pGre en-
Gait Ser er ifaoeIis pg reobrpOence
baa0e icr SiGl, Sir0 % Mpral for
ltSen Of barre / StriS meS Dor Stats
Sope, prre set berpco beiluttet at Den.
ne 6oriamIing, at De fraitisite 6or-
BolOsreaIer ber tnecs al Gecorobs
Manor "a 8oIitt for at iaa bette On
Sc %uNrnSOet. % hi Iouer at gioe nrii'
Iige 6oriea Serpan Dor beoIte Ststte,
giSere beiIu.ter ri. at ri bill gisre bort
@eSite i'll at icrebpsae "@ambling" !
ole Sers Sormer og moSarbeiNe loo
borue Sine iom Oirette ierer til 9a'
5arSipiI."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
@iTeosfef Cor 1apier.

Zen 14be Ssubog efter SreioIoig.
beO boIot Gait. V. g. fapier fin of.
lfeoSprpoifen | Stncolu, og ben Der
poa fslgeHbe SsuSoa. nemlis Den
f5oe Seuoae efter Psychological boIot
ban lin afiteoSprGoifen | Wtaoiion
Qtcnigbcos Strife. - Oa ban MI
bnuoe ioat tit ofientIige SorpeI til
biSie Neniebeoer, iont ban | De itb'te
l3 Var bar betient, snifebe M ogiaa
@%tenigbeoerre at iige bm 6orbel %
ttaige oiie BAN fin bpbtfelte Saf.
~neunneIigbeo for bans utrpttcIige
arbei0e, Sroifab 90 Ri6fiGrbeo | ale
0iSie mango Iur. - "a berfor Gre.
itcfalniIicn efter Den ii6ite @u6stiene.
lit tom tilbogc til fit bpggeIige 90 TO.
ligc Sicm, fnuot DC, at Der brimIeoe
.of 6oIf % aisreteicr oper belle Yre.
itcgnarOen. Smoa og itore, itn9e
od gomle fra be9ge Renigbeoer,
booSe tl0et belle Erciteaaoroen | @e.
ii00Clia, % meo ubiioue 8ieiter bar
III oct fore aus fpIot ! ole SGrelier.
mc0 UfGnb, autnOer og gsrr. Der
bar hcSuSeu mango ira DC uGrmeite
9tubomeuigbebcr meot irem til beune
iatlige Summenfomit. iaa Der | oft
bar Ell Skre al meIIen 800 q 600
I~4henneiter. De ourtGnfiumme apin.
Ser III mart fine 0ta6furpe frem.
~ &affrCn babe eli Gel liaeiaa ON.
ItrntionHr 6oIf nllereSe | 9ereSlfab,
ido al uaur "GrcIteiar" % "Breite.
Nor" fou til Sliet, fsrteS be bent iii
pnUrt, bnor 9orNeue buane6e uuber
&cqtsn al ale SlogS Netter FAINT
Grli1t % &tomiter.
BrGtefumilieu mcO Ell Del nISre
II ToriumIiuqeu fit Spoe peb Fl min.
0rc @oro; men nelt itore Sfare al
6oU it goo I &Gffcr runSt ct itsrre,
% ioripne Zig boo bucr fine SoIler.
fancr al ole gObe 3iuQ o. ioo ie al
fuOe fig 4IabS 90 @crSiGIer, bpor
De beoit fouot FOR gONt.
Gitcrut ollie bar ocI furipnet %
bacoe ionct Tia en- IiSen RdSiinr, broe.
ties after 9aitoreu I'll Spoe nteS i'm
Suitru, o. Der logeS I'll 2ph, bporpao
Srrer 2. @uuoerioR iraoote irem
pan 5oriamIinseuS Gegne % frem.
bar D1en~teheScrneS bierteIiee Saf I'll
gaitoren for bans ufortrsone 9irfe.
Sans itrrtteIise RiSfiGrbeS % 20.
mpae, brouirie 6nrO | ole Sisie IA
ipumoRe aur. .Si0eIeoes til Sruer
beHomies noeIe foa Saffens Orb.
liar FRA acknowledgements / beess
l4leniabe0er. ior ben0es Spaiise sc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16

belle o. fitttsc weiee, % tiIritt e
Enife ON en- IpffeIia Meiie o. I'll.
|frcosbco | BET npe Stem I oct fierne
@eiten poo De srsnitrte Stronoe.
Derpno operrofte IdIercn en- @ope
boa i,ur 5000, Tom ct ipnIist 9egn
poo ben eo6e GorftoneIie, geIpilie oe
RiRrIigbeb, fom Mnoifcn o. 9incoln
@cniebeocr nrrebe for fin bortoro.
gcnbe Treft % sirIecreer.
Gait y. g. Fopiet reiite fig nh %
icrisgte at berpe,6e en- biertefig Iaf,
men operpas6eoes inn al JsIeIier, Of
ban ! GiebIiffet life formndeoe at
iige mcset, bporfor bans SIN, Wrof.
aarI aupicr fra Stmir Ualls, ben.
'pen6te iig I'll Gorfnmlinsen nreo fin
Jdrs % Nors bierfeIiglte Tof. Ger.
efter reiite ben fipre aarnle ,Voitor fis
igien. og paa fin 'oltio pbmpse, bier.
.teIige WouSe tnffeoe Menigbeoerne
for ben itore @aoe; men iiar for ben
Sensipenbeo % ainrIiabeb, iom Ioa
bag benne @dpe.
Otter en- 9eI Gong % SartaIe
bob en6elig ben ftore SorinmIing,
meo Toarer I ginelte, enbma ct Sor-
bel og Saf for alt soot, meb Saab
ON epigt @ienipn bisiet oa | GsIeIie
at at bupe bopt en- at be bpsgeIteite
Stimoer, man fan bape Der ! 9ipet.
ia foa 5urbeI oe Saf for oft sootl
en- 9eltager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
SorifieHist.

Gsmmer fra BEN. Sor omtrent en-
Raaneo iioen bIep Sobn gilan0, ion
er ganfprpiiNent | RortnIes, bortfsrt
al uerifanife 8spere, flyer ct Sele-
gram ira Sort @ortb, Seras. Sc
tos BAN % boIot BAN / 6ansenifob
for at faa. 2siepense; men tiIilrt Git
oe Clip al Stesen. San er M fom.
men til6ase eiternt baoe oRret borte
uper ire Tiger. Meoens ban inb
Sansenifab, ut ban fnn ct eneite
MaaItio, iaa ban bar miutet Ell 40 q
so guna | Sest. San bar buncen
meo S9Serremmer. 90 ban fom los
paa Sen 9faabe. at ban sneS benz moo
en- Harp Sten. ian DC tiIIli,t BRAT. Me-
oens hans @oetere jon, IureSe ban fig
no, eiterat bape traet gcaben ira d
IcOenSe. ites op paa en- Seit 90 itrss
aisaaroe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
SuiaapiuR.

Trs. Carl Ureebers refer tOaa
III Gbila8o paa en- Gaaueos @tid hos
SlFl; o. @errer.
Rcier SaiifciuruS ira Riccior0,
G'im. bar tilbrlgt uoaIe Gage I
9eies / &aaOiion IolDni5ip.
Gr. Gariten Smitb Ser MI
pr%dftiiercr I @errin isis, bar brrei
birHlIc I nogIe Gage ] 9gi9s boS fin
safer, Er. u 6. Sniib.
8. 2. gione oa Suitu reiitr
@au0ag iii Il. 4niI, bporben 81
fulqte AIRS. sliones @ooer, @lrs, S.
toel ira Sig5lanooiQe iom Oil ieat
Snsebialp FOR en- Gieniggbcm Dos
@cfmarl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16

Seq toffer Sr. n. g. oeina for
hans iioIte Snolag. Oct giper an'
leoning til at fremfcmme meo Sp'
Ipsnineer, Iom ieg tror fnn bore
npttiae. Gi MpisfoIf er iaa optagne
meo 9aaprs g~egipenbeocr % De Ola.
sc % SiOSfriftei, icm banpIer oer'
ON, Of ri fife iaar Shitoer I'll at lGie
andre Sinp. Zen Mano, boem 81
rel ole Ter ben til iom ben isr'te
ibIanbt oS. pleier oite OF fIage ooer.
at ban life bar Sib til at fslge meo
i onoet ems | 1olitif, Tahiroptrin 90
lleicrninacr. o. iom bet er meo BAN,
err oct meS os andre. Set er ioaleSes
inoen Sfam for Sr. q. g, at ban
life bar fat iis ino | ben romantic 81.
lolosi % sienipnIig life ficnoer De
ReIltltater. bportil ben er -fommen,
ifisnt Nutioens GanncIie IeOcr pau
Dem.
Z 90garene | forriee garbumore.
sc ifreo Spfercn Srieoeri6 Gie5 en-
rcmanlf @rammatif, iom blep epofe'
eisretSe, % iiSen noarbeioeoe ban Ell
romanif SrSbos. Der blep al ell Iise.
iaa srimoIGescnoe 9etpSning. San
pafte aonoernc % fit itcre Diiciple l
ole 2anoe. osiaa ! England % ams.
rifa. San blep for De romantic
Spros, bpoS Sacob Grimm bar for
oe eermmifc. 9lanot bans GiicipIe
Srdntris Tan nnpncs @aiton Garis.
". 9tttre. 9rad)et 90 en- bel S9r'
Hare i mere SiS. San taiteoe Sps
oper &c iprogIiae 5Gnomeper 90 paa
bite mes glarbeo, bpiIfe @eie 5olte'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
store Menmeffer.

Den bersmte 9rofesior fortalte
3Gasien ON i'm merfelige SpooseIie.
"TIueten Neptin," iaeoe ban, "er
beboet at en- ai9mpei1aet, os Men.
neifene Der opnaar en- Ssioe at minoit
200 Sob." Q
"Wen, Sr. Brofesiorl" raabte
Stibenterne, "bporleoes fan 9e pioe
.oet2"
"Iiine Serrerl" iparebe ban, oa
bans Zine Ipite at alono og ~bioenifa-
belig Snbiigt, "bet paalisser Gem at
moobepiie oct, om.S FAM"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
@pr SuIe.

%NHC aux.
grfitaft @aGuea bar oiort Segnin.
Ger til 10 me Srie, iom itaI braces
I SET. aIsert S1tnmersneis oil op.
fers IN cottage for i'm TOoer pao
Sen Got, Tom lifoer iuo fill Or. artps
Sus I Gtrtias aSoition. Suicts
etsrrciie ifnI oare 24x26, Sorden
iraleguct, os bsitoa at 8 @preIier.
eyobn allItnS bar paataget iig arbet.
Get for SfS75.
ghs. n. g. GLbaBS % Oscar Ban.
hers ReiiSeEier er 'nort fGroige. De
err Ell imut EiIpeEit Ill 8eit 9erorab,
glr6ai0et Saa Mrs. anSerions Sus
/ llpoegraif abolition ifrioer raft
freut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
9ecDrah % Gntegn.
Gen l5se September 1904
Gelnpfrntiif 9onpemtion.

GonntpctS Trnofrater bauhe i'm
aunpentipn | 2sroaas % ppitiaeoe
felaenNe @uleieSoel:
9ountuooorfai, R. =. Garter, 81.
fan; GIerf. Sobn @eanSrerps, 9e.
corab; g1S;tpr, Z. i. Sdmita Os-
fan; Recorder, G. 6. Eeneu, Sad
ion gmpuibip; Superpiior ira Ste
DiItritf Ben SeipeG, for 2Set 81.
itrift, %. Slibiib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
sSuotot auo. ". aretauSer i min

neapolis. iom | CONNER ior i'm Sel.
6reos SfpIS bnr opboloi Jig ! Moifa
er, iom meooeIi, ! oisie Gage fcmme'
tiIbase o. bar meo fu.et sip sienop'
taaet lin Sasisreriorretnins. Zen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
zisnr Si.n

Den i5Os September.

s,aar uuotaees Bert bill "SsofelsSaes.
boaen- sier nit riHee Slisn TRAFFIC auip0rs
IN I'll at lebe Ell rentHgSfuIbt
eth i~itebettor fem Sell Ten bare AZ bers
I'll ~ertiiere, Siertelie Eat for Boyer oe
for Seres eobe glae!
z. G. xeIa Belgrade. g9inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16
SsOnIssbeo og Rerbeibnffelie, iom
bon far Mfreiien Ien Of pr | Mnffna

ban fsr aireiien leo al. er ! aIoffas
unoerbare aIimat aISeles foripunoen,
og ban tiger ielp, at ban life pan man.
&c aar bar uaret iaa rolf, iom ban mi
er. en- IRngere Sio opbol6t ban iig
Dos Den befenbte S~nbianermisiionRr
Wm. Duncan I Metlafatla. Gerne
Wanos 2iosfsrerie % DirfionbeA %
SnbianerfoIoniens Sremsane os 81.
itorie er roget albeles eneitnaenoe | tit
SInes os ptl ianoipnIisuis | @inte-
rens 96 iorelisse / en- Bog fro &obo.
fat SfrctanSers Ben, ba ban peb fit
geiss Der Ipffeoes at iamI. ct rigFpI.
bist MateriaIe for ct iaooaut grbei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16

O.. q. &obs, fSsnffsmsrff Wtee.
tsnttaI, Netp Bert 2tfe 0loe., ct.
pauI, Wtnn., tnfasferer %alrpssmto,
Iert Nsrse, epert8e % 9anmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-16

gittigbeS uSen finb Sornuft err Jon
en- &agefnip uoer Sfaft
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-09-03
Try fer Health.
222 South Peoria ST..
CHICAGO, Ill Oct Z. 1902

CHlCAGo, Il.I-. wv - A0o"
Eight months az" ! was so III
that I was compelled to lie or 81,
down nearly all the ii = rs
stomach was so weak Il upset
that could keep nothing on IL
and I vomitci frequently J
could not urinate without great
paa and | coughcd SO 'lcl' that
NY throat and lungs were raw
and sore. The doctors pro
nounced it Bright y disease and
others SAID it was CONSUMPTION
1t natte7ed little to ne What
they called it and bad no de-
sire to We. A sister visited III.
from St. Louis and asked me if
had ever tried Wine Of C::rdui
I told her ] had not and she
bought :, bottle believe that
itsaved my life. ILcli.ve many
women could save mn. b suffer
ing If they but knew Of Its value
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-11
WHAT WOMEN
WANT TO KNOW
BY Marion AIcott Prentice.

BY Marion AIcott Prentice.
70 Relieve lnsomnia.-can you tell me Of
anything which will be good for lnsom.
Ia?-S. e. D.
Insomnia is often an acquired habit, a
too great flow Of blood to the brain slim
ulat1ng 1t to undue activity; playing the
part OF a whip to the tired body. It may
be, however, the opposite Of this, excess
slVe cerebral anaemia. Determine II pos
s1ble which OF these causes influences your
own case and try to remove it. II you are
in the habit of going to bed only when YOU
feel decided inclination to sleep, in
somnia may result almost wholly from
this practice. Cultivate regular habits
and You will surely win out" but don't
expect too much after few DAYS trial;
perseyere Until natural sleep becomes q
40 not get up and roam about, for this
makes matters worse. Stay quietly in bed
and count sheep. Avoid excitement of
whatever nature during the evening; any
reading, study or pleasures which key the
nerves up to the highest pitch Is ruinous
to repose. warm bath is invalua BILE
Ill Wooing sleep, but to reap it's full bene-
tits you must retire at once after the
bath, while the drowsy, sense is felt Dis
solve half-teacupful Of salt in the
bath water and be particular to sponge
the spine and back of the neck to soothe
TIE urea nerves and ward Off headache.
After thoro rundown, drink glass Of milk,
preferably warm, never iced Good ven
t!lation Of the sleeping-room is presup-
posed, and would suggest that you do
not occupy a room or bed with another.
restless roommate or even the regular
breathing CT another person is often high
ly irritating to one who is nervous. Re-
main In tie tub bath for fifteen or twenty
minutes, and every alternate night sub
stitute warm sponge bath in case the
full bath should prove too enervating in
ho- weather..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-11

people. of Grand Forks and vicinity
supported the concerts loyalty, and
every citizen of the Forks extended
all the courtesies in his power. The
motto for the week seemed to be
! There's nothing too good for the
singers" and from the arrival of the
first singing troubadour and until the
last belated singer had disappeared,
everything and every one in the city
was at the command of the white
caps" -.
1t is no small task to take charge
| of 400 singers and care for them for
four days, but so thoro were all the
capable were the, members of the ex-
ecutive committees, that there was
not one discordant note in the har-
mony.
The display of friendship and hos
pitality was not limited to Bjarne and
it's associate members, nor even to the
Norwegian population, but every
joined in the festivities. Particularly
prominent in the entertainment Of the
visitors were Judge L. K. Hassel
Haitian Bendeke, Mayor George e,
Duis, George Winship, editor of the
Herald, and Carl Sorensen.
The Kjerulf club of this city joined
with the Fran society Of st. Paul in
chartering sleeping car for the
Sangarfest. Experience has shown
the singers that this plan is the most
satisfactory. The Norwegian Singers
Federation of Chicago, Minnehaha
Mandskor of Sioux Falls, Normanna
sangerkor of La Crosse and Nor
mamma" of. Duluth, each had its
special coach. The two last named
societies maintained headquarters al
Grand Forks, where open house was
I kept during the day of the .sangarfest
The three days Of celebra ton began
at II am. on Thursday, July Z
when the Great Northern train bear
ing the Chicago, twin city and Sioux
Falls singers, arrived. On board this
train were representatives of four
singing societies from Chicago, the
Minnehaha Mandskor of Sioux Falls
the Fran and Nordmaendenes so.
cieties of st. Paul, the Apollo and
Nordlyset societies and the Kjerul1
club of Minneapolis, with delega.
tons from Benson and a number OF
other places. These were escorted tc
the singers headquarters at the Elks
lodge rooms, which were turned over
to the singers for their exclusive use
during the sangarfest.
In return for the unstinted hospi-
tally extended, the visitors repaid i
in a manner to honor the association
and the nationality The concerts
from an artistic standpoint easily
rank in merit with any musical fes.
tival ever undertaken in the north.
west and the people of Grand Fork:
and North Dakota were found to pos.
sess a keen admiration and an intel
ligent appreciation Of the best elias:
Of music. That the sangarfest will
leave a lasting impression and stimu
late the taste for good music is GER
| tain.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

DR.. A. P. Williamson has gone to California.
Mrs James B. Secombe Is home from the
east
Mrs Michael Breslauer and son William have
gone to ST. Louis.
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson is spending the
summer in the east
Miss Edith Sager Of 1915 Park boulevard is
visiting friends at Grand Rapids, Wis.
Miss Charlotte Esmond has returned to the
city after three weeks absence.
Mrs. Frederick Swift Of East Orange, N. j.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. N. Alcott
Mrs. John Westman and children will 20 to
Dayton Mimi, tomorrow to visit relatives.
Mrs. IRA R. Murphy and Miss Nellie Murphy
Of Milwaukee are guests of Mrs. W. L. Bassett
Mrs. j. d. De Laittre, Miss Corinne De Lait-
tire and Mrs. Charles Nimocks are at Troutmere
Osceola.
Mrs. e. W. Runyan has returned from a
short visit in Chicago and at Lakeside, Lake
Erie.
Miss Minnie .Kcrridge returned last week from
three weeks, trip to New York, Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Machias. Maine, are guests Of Mrs. R.. W.
Watts 329 Sixth street Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lobdel 2sOs Thirty
second avenue S. have as guests Miss Sadie Sher-
bino Of Owatonna, and Miss Florence Scott of
Tie Ladies' Aid society of futile Uniyersalist
church will give a lawn social tomorrow evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Haynes, 2713
Blaisden avenue S.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
as follows: Gilsey, O. j. Griffith: Broadway
Central L. H. Bottenfeld; marlborough NJ
Snow; Normandie. Miss Z. Trump; Shading
o. g. Knox; St. Denis, e. G. Hollidge Winona
Mhn.-Holland Miss 2. II. Heller.
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Survivors of the sangarfest of the
Northwestern Scandinavian Singers
association at Grand Forks have been
struggling into town the last few days,
most of them hoarse from the con-
tinued strain on their vocal organs
and somewhat overcome by the SUI
perabundance of hospitality showered
upon them, but all of them brimfu]
of enthusiasm over the success
achieved at the sangarfest.
Every element which entered into
the arrangements surpassed all ex-
pectations; the score of singing So
cieties individually and as a chorus
acquitted themselves with credit the
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A Social Meetino

The Oliver Wendell Holmes club was
entertained last week by Mrs. F. E. Hobbs
at her home on Polk street NE Garden
flowers were used with ferns to carry out
a color scheme of pink, green and white,
the cup colors. Games were played and
prizes were won by Mrs. Thomas Hastay
and Mrs. F. Sevan. A light luncheon was
served from the small tables -
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QUESTION FOR TOMORROW

A Harmless Curling FIuid.-can you tell
me Of any harmless remedy to keep the
hair In curl7 ! use curling iron, but
my hair does not stay In curl more than
half an hour when out In the air. Would
any such preparation injure the haIr?-
Vanity.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar,

TUESDAY, '-'.- '".'" ID" sr 80. '~
Gethsemane Industrial circle, Mrs. c. H.
Wiley, 1924 E Nineteenth street, after
noon. -
Directors of Maternity hospital, at the
hospital, 1880 am -
Writers league, w. E. c. Davis, 1888
Twenty seventh avenue NE, evening e.
Lucy Hayes w. G. T. u, Mrs. W. M.
Lawrence, 1922 Clinton avenue, pm
Z. A. Stewart Foreign Missionary So
clety OF Simpson M. E. church, Mrs A. l..
Rcan, 1912 Riaisdell avenue. 2:30 nm:
supper at O'clock ".s,
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A. mans wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband, but
If she is weak and nervous, and uses
Carriers Little Iron Pills, she cannot
be, for they make her feel like a
different person." so they all say, and
their husbands say SO, too.
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Edward O'Reilly was guest of honor at
a dinner Saturday evening, when Mrs J.
E. Mclaughlin entertained at her home.
1887 Clinton avenue. A large bowl of red
nasturtiums made a pretty centerpiece on
the table, and tapers Of the same color
glowed on the sideboard. During the
evening there was guessing contest for
the amusement of the guests Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Gentry,
Mrs. Mary O'Reilly, Mrs. J. R. Butman.
Miss Sadie Solen and Jack O'Reilly.
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A .. A. r, Outline.

Minneapolis chapter, D. A. F., will be
entertained Wednesday by Mrs. A. F..
Bruchholz at her summer home, at Cot
tageWood Mjnnetonka. The affair was
postponed frcin last week on account of
the rain. Tie members will meet at the
st. Louis station and take the 9:15 am.
train, ,..-'r.. .... ... 49,
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MANY HEAR BROUGHER
Portland, Ore, Minister breaches Twice In
Minneapolis.

Rev. DR.. J. Whitcomb Brougher of the
White Temple, Fcrtland,4 Ore, preached
twice yesterday at the First Baptist
church to large congregations. He holds
the attention Of his hearers very closely.
He seems to speak as one who lives and
practices what he breaches, and thus to
draw mis- audiences close to him while he
inpresses homely truths in forcible way.
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Acting in harmony with nature,
Satln-Skin Cream and Powder are
bountiful beauty bringers. 25c.
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According to an exhaustive statistical work
by German the population of the world today
Is 1,503, 100000.