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The Washington times., 1907-07-30

ton, OF Yonkers, n. Y, served his
brother as best man.
Mrs. JoelsOn, mother Of the bride.
wore a black lace robe, while Mrs. Can
tor, the bridegroom mother, wore
gray messaline.
After the ceremony. dinner was
served. when the table decorations were
carried out tastefully in pale pink, and
dancing followed until a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cantor left later in the
evening for a trip through the Great
Lakes
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cantor and family, Yonkers. n. Y; the
Rev Julius Hess and family, Tampa
Fla. Mrs Baer Baltimore: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joelson, Baltimore: Adolph Dubois
and family. and Nathan Dubois, Balti-
more; Max Cantor, Yonkers; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Lewis and family, Miss Ida
EIesslesson, Miss Rosa Fax, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levitt and family, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Gordon and family, Mr. and Mrs. 1.
SakoIski. Mr.. and Mrs Flax, Mr.. Krick,
Nathan Flax, Mr.. Nelson, and the
Zionist Club. Of which the bride is an
active member.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

Hyman Levy. Of Dickinson College.
Carlisle, Pa, who Is now visiting his
parents. gave a most enjoyable stag
party Sunday evening in honor Of his
twenty-first birthday. The gathering
contained men from several different
States. Several Of his Central High
School friends of the class of 'O5 were
also present.
The jolliest part OF the evening was
the period of toasting and speech
making. T. P. Levy was toastmaster.
After supper the guests sang popular
The Undecim Club. which was organ
lied by Hyman Levy. came in a. body
to wish the young man success through
life.
Those present were:
Nathan Ahrens. Dave Holberg, Leo
Slender. and Harry Wiener, Of Bal
timore.
Dave Isaacs. of New York.
Sylvan Laupheimer. of Alexandria
Lester Taylor and Carl Gouff. of Seat
Pleasant Heights.
Michaels, Dave Levy. Mike Jacobs, Sid.
nev Hechinger Max Cohen Will
Wilson. Mark Stearman, Max Goldberg,
Lee Farrar. Abe Levy. Emil r. Levy.
Abe I. Levy. Will Levy. and Lewis
Levy. Of Washington, Alvin Hoffa. Nor
Herman. julius Richards, Morris Levy.
and Joseph Levy, of the Undecim Club.
Mr and Mrs. William n. Cavanaugh
celebrated the first anniversary of their
wedding in their home. 5l4 Ninth street
southeast, last night Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paine and daughter,
Mrs. Harring Hilton Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas f. Jacobs. Jessie Robertson,
MT. and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Petrolor and
daughter Stella, ana others.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

The Alpha Kappa Sigma Club Of Ia
konla Park had a pleasant meeting last
evening In the home Of Miss s. Eliza
beth Watkins. A business meeting was
held TO determine the amount realized
from the Gypsy festival recently held
by the club. This amount will be used
70 buy pins for the club. A pin commit
tee was appointed by the chairman,
James NJ. r. Adams. consisting OF Misses
S Elizabeth Watkins, Kathryn Whit
mer. and ]. Bond Smith
After the time and place Of the next
meeting we're fixed, the business meet
ing was adjourned, and after refresh
nents were served, the remainder Of
the evening was spent socially
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

French Osthaus. of Washington. has
returned TO his home from a three
weeks vacation, during which he went
TO Boston by sea and from there to
New York From Sandy Hook, on the
northern shore of New Jersey. Mr.. Os-
thaus Travelled by bicycle along the
coast to Ocean Grove.
There he Joined a party, including Miss
Mabel Little, Miss Thelma Sweeney, and
his brother. Philip Osthaus. and together
they were the guests Of Mr.. Osthaus'
aunt. Mrs. Julian Cadwalader, of Phil
adelphia, for several days.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30
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The Washington times., 1907-07-30

DR.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Heffenger, of
Portsmouth, N. H, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
katherine Lane Heffenger,. TO Lieut.
Benyaurd Bourne Wygant, u. S. N,
now on the battleship Georgia. The
wedding will take place in the fall.
Miss Hefferieer is a granddaughter Of
Commodore Pickering and a great grand
niece Of Commodore Robert n. Spencer.
of the old navy Her father, who was
formerly a surgeon in the navy, Is now
an officer of the Brunswick Fur Club
Lieutenant Wygant is a son of Colonel
Wygant, Of the army.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

The Vice President has Joined his
family at Danvers. Mass. and was met
at the station there by Mrs. Fairbanks,
which indicates that she is improving
in health. The Vice President arrived
there AT this time so as TO be present
at the festivities attending the Old
Home Week in Boston. where he had
quite an ovation as he passed through
on Monday.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

Rear Admiral F. w. Dickins and Mrs.
Dickins have arrived at the home of the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, "a
Iowa circle, after a tour of several
months in Europe.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30
): NOTABLE ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ::
RooSeveltS Plan
To Visit Newport;
Vanderbilt Guests

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt are
10 vary the monotony OF their quiet
summer in their country home by
visit to Newport, where they are ex-
pected to be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. according to the
news today from Newport. Mrs Van
derbilt IS expected TO arrive at Beau
lieu. the Vanderbilt Newport home, to-
morrow or next day, and 1t Is said the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt will ar
rive there on August Is.
This will make the Newport season
an unprecedented one, for while the
smart cottagers there are quite ac-
customed to nobility and even royalty,
they have not before had visit from
a President OF the United States and
his wife. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
who was Miss Grace Wilson, OF New
York. is a personal friend of Mrs. Long
worth, elder daughter of the President,
and has been her guest in New York.
The first time a Vanderbilt came to
Washington for a Presidential inRugu-
ration. In modern times. was when Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt came
down for the inaugural ceremonies and
ball OF President Roosevelt.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

Pay Inspector H. r. Sullivan, u. S.
N. and Mrs. Sullivan, who have been
spending the month Of July at Bedford
Springs, will leave there about the 1st
OF August for Narragansett. where they
will spend the remainder of the month.
In September. they will go to the Berk-
shires. returning to Washington about
October l.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

Mrs. Philip Sheridan. widow Of Cen
eral Sheridan. and Frank Cramer. Of
Chicago, are the gests Of Mrs. John
a. Spoor in Blythewood. PfttsheId. Mr..
Spoor left here yesterday afternoon
for Chicago.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

Miss Ala NJ Caldwell of Salem, Ore,
and Frank Nelson Chase, of Washing
ton. were married this morning at IL
O'Clock In the home of the bridegroom g
father, B. F. Chase. POI S street. Ecking-
ton.
The Rev. ]. D. Bloodgood performed
the ceremony, which took place under
a canopy Of American flags. The rooms
were pretdly decorated with flowers and
ferns and the ceremony was followed
by n wedding breakfast
Among those present were the mem
bers of the immediate family and Col
and Mrs. John S. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay HAYS, Mr. and Mrs. A H Feath-
ers. and William J. Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase left early in the
afternoon for their bridal trip. during
which they will visit Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and New York. returning to Washington
I'm about three weeks.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

Former Vice President Adlai Steven
son and former Secretary Of the Treas
Gry John G. Carlisle were the guests of
honor Of the President of the jamestown
Exposition and Mrs. Harry St. George
Tucker at a handsomely appointed din
ner Saturday evening. in their home in
Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

Miss Bessie NJ Walton Ieft Washing
ton last Saturday for Atlantic City,
n. J., where she will be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph II. Yeatman.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

Miss Maud McCahin is spending sew
eral months at Pine Beach, Va.
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

A beautiful wedding was solemnized
last night at the Northeast Temple
when Miss Ethel Joelson. daughter OF
Rabbi ana Mrs. Joelson, was married
TO Arthur Cantor, OF Yonkers y. Y
The hall was beautifully decorated
with pink roses and ferns. In the end
OF the hall a canopy was arranged.
under which the happy pair met, and
the impressive ceremony was performed
by the brides father. Rabbi Joelson
The bride wore a point lace robe over
chiffon, q sweeping tulle veil fastened
20 the hair with the hridegroorn's gift,
a diamond brooch, and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies-of-the-valley. She was
attended by her two cousins-Miss Rosa
.Ioelson. as maid OF honor. and Miss
Bessie Joelson, as bridesmaid. The for
ner wore a valenciennes lace dress and
carried Bridesmaid roses. and the latter
a valenciennes lace dress over pink chif-
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

The marriage Of Miss Halle Robert
Gornam and James A. MCGOWAN will
take place tomorrow evening in the
home Of the brides father. Capt T
Z. Gorham, in Alexandria, Va
The Washington times., 1907-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Morven Thompson will
leave Washington this week for Bos-
ton. where they will join their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fisher, OF Red
lands, Cal. for a motor trip through
the Berkshires, and from there to Rock
land. Me. They will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer on the Maine
coast.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

bee" ltgger paa @1tD 9olpttal meo
en- breffet Mrm og ct Saar / So
pe0et, bpilfe 8eifo6tgelier blep TIL
feiet ben6e al ben6es Spigerien,
gilbert 8rlnoifi> UNDER en- Sami<
lietrette. 9e 6eltog begge / ct
itgrre. @fien6eri, og ga Sen gamle
Some bil0e, forla6e @ereliet, ilog
Sbigeripntet ben0e. Sum tabte
8ebt6itbeoen, og northumberland
blep tilfaIot. SUM bor en- ualmin>
6elig iterf &onititutior, iaa set
Dentes, at fun bill fomme fig.
2pbife T%ra9tpogne. Mon6ag Mften
pe0 10 Eioen lpb Z Srogtoogne> ser
ito6 paa ct @i6eipor / Greet Mortb-
erns CARDS be6 Slice @treet 1gbif
neo as Sen iteile 9fraaning og 1tano=
ieoe ferit be0 Union Gepot efter at
babe lpbet paa egen &aan6 en- 81
ltance al 2 Mile og poa @eien 6rebt
EN- S%mitcbmon6, laoret en- 2ofomotip-
fgrer og p6elagt bans Maiftne og en-
balp Ones S%ragtpogne, lom Sen bar
pe6 at imitcbe. @n al 6ragtpognene,
Ser bleb truffet al Ben e0elogte Ma=
fine, bleb foitet n0 ODER 8onfen ne6
/ 8roaopap, 6en bar la6et me6 Die
tenoer, og Ser opitoo Sl6 I BEN e0e=
logte Gogn, iom Dog burtigt bleb
Inffet al 8ron6bei enet. Sen 6reb=
te @mitcbmanos @abn bar M3elbert
Cooper, ban itamme0e fra @inona,
bar 81 Mar gammel og efterla0er Zig
@nfe og 2 imaa 8prn. Sen iaare6e
2ofomotipfdrers Mabn er @e1t. Cont
menitpoet fom ioa pluolelig> at Fan
bberfen fif Sis til at bringe Maifi=
men ODER paa ct on6et Spor eIler
ielp ipringe al, bborimo0 bans 6pr=
bpoer iprong at / Si6e og i11gen @fa=
Sc les.
9cn planlagtc Set beo Safe ct.
8roen it0ite Sen0ag gift / Sr0ets
bogitabelige 8etp6ning ful6ltnn6ig |
&oofen lom 6plge al Set Dol0iomme
Sfpbru6, ser lige pe6 Mi66agsti6
brpo lgs ODER 6enne 9el al @pen o9
I 2pbet al en- balb Sime iatte iaabel
Seltplaoien lom alle M6gange til 6en-
ne ful6ltgn0ig UNDER @an6. Com
6plge al Sc foregaaen6e Cages &egn
bor ser paa6t nof 0eru6e paa @lao-
len | Gorbeien; og netop iom &omi=
teen bar anfommen meo ct lpingen6e
2GS meo 9ogenS @erligbe6er, traf
ct bololomt upelr OPP, mart ltrpm=
me0e g3egnen ne6 / @pan6epis, Men,
mel fer og &arer blep lige giennem,
bleote, og Geltens Mfbol6elie blep
efter &omiteens Sfipn ol6eles uml1=
liggiort. Set bar ponifeligt at tenfe
Jig en- mere r~ibgmmenoe" Seltpla6s,
eno 6en iom &omiteen be6 ca. 1 81.
oen me0 5org / Sinoe forlo6.
Sg Set bar ogiaa mere ems trilt
efter 6e itore Sorbere6elier, ser bar
giort; tbi at Soften idprigt bil6e be-
re bleben cit flor @ufces bepiier alene
ben Smitenoigbeo, at alligepel ct RET
fort Mntal al 2an6sm9no, tro6s
l1beiret, iene1e paa Gagen fan6t Sci
no til &la6ien og iergmo6igt
iiappe6e ON / set 6rippaa6e @res.
Seen moo @eirets 2uner temper
man olti6 forgiebes! 81 er bIeben
onmobet ON at be~fienotgibre iaapel
&umiteens oprigtige @eflagelie al,
at Soften iaale6es umuliggior6es,io Jon
oenS Sat til III 6egL Ser paa
forifiellig @is, MI til ingen Mptte
bap6e f%orbcreot fig paa at gibe s e
res &noel til Geitens @iennemfe'
relic. 2igeleoes Tan ri oplpie, al
Der fra &omtteens SIDE lite / in.
%6ebpren6e CONNER bill blibe truffet
6oranitaltnirger til g(fboI6elien al
! nogen m Griluft5feit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

8etba1ia &irfe, 9i. Scents & So.
reit Street. @11oStieneite afboI0es
Sen6ag Sorm. &l. 1920 o. Mften
scr. 7.30. &ber GorS6ag Mften Ben-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

tornep General gor&11gs &ontor /
Steoet for 2ouis 80. Osborne, ser
frotreoer 6enne @tilling beo us
gangen al 6enne MQaneo.
&arrp 6. &iefer, screenings
ferer for metropolitan 0perabus,
Der Dor anflaget for ct l1noerIeb al
SbeatretS &enge paa 1oget oper
5000 Dollars, er igaar al Surpen
flenot ~ifploig". Surpe11 bar noe /
48 Stmer> og 6e11 Anflageoe bop6e
iiffert bentet, at fan enten pil6e
blebet frifien6t elIer at S11rpen life
tunoe eneS ON &%ien6ellen. Ser er
e1tonn life afiagt 11ogen 9om.
Mtbiommerfef afbol6tes paa
State 6oir @run6en / Sgn6ags al
ben norife Screening u@gnner al
Norge";; ser bap6e in6fun6et fig ct
meget fort &ntal 9eltagere al 6or=
eninge11S Me6lemmer og oeres @en=
11er, iaale6es at Ser bar mellem g.
600 og 5000 Menneifer til1teoe, og
set tiltro6S for, at &eiret bar meget
trnenoe. Ser fal6t en iterf &egn
ONT Morgenen> og bele Sormi66a=
gen fal6t ser itore Bigger, 6er imi6=
lerti6 bdrte op be6 2 &ioen. Ser
bleb be6 Soften bol6t Saler al Or
ganiiationenS @obe6prei i6ent, Sobn
&uiebD al Minneapolis, Morges
&oniul / Chicago, S. $. @a6e, og
Beer s.. Stremme, ser tQlte ON
@oromen6enes Stilling fer / 2an=
set og bba6 0e bab6e u6rettet ber=
obre. Ser bleb ligele6eS gipet ct
rigboloigt @portprogram, bpor al
napnlig &e60elgbene fltlgtes me6
flor Snteresie og tolte mango Gel
togere.
@frGbbcr Carl 9. Sopp, 681 6,
Sbir0 Street, blep lom omtalt anoe1
@teo / 8laoet, / Sre0ags 0rgbt / e1
Sernbanetren / &onios at en- Stalie.
ner, Der antagelig begif 0enne u0aa1
enten / miolertioig @in0sforotrrtnQ
eller ballot 9pDne, i0et ban paaitaa1
at bape orpmt, at ban blep operfal=
ben. Sopp, Ser er ipenif al Spbiel
Tom for en- Ones Mar ii6en ber til
8Den fra @perige og bap0e arbeioet
fig OPP til iGbn @elitan6. San eieoe
iaaleoes ct 9obbeltbus p;oa Dorf ct
San operleDes al @nfe,. tire ngifte
Detre, og to 8rp6re, al bbilfe Ser
enc, @lm Gopp, boe0e ber / 8pen
oen anoen, elmer Gopp> / Sos Mnge:
leg bbor ban 6riper @fre6oerforret:
ming. Carl g. Gopp par paa &ejien
til Sos Mngeles for at gaa / 6orret:
ming iammen me0 8ro0ere1, og oe1
bar bans @eniigt at ielge iin Glen:
bonn ct. Saul, bpis ban fanot 6or:
bolbene / Sos Mngeles ttlfre6sitillen:
Be. San bar 46 Mar gammel og as.
iureret | forifiellige 5ellfaber for
ialt $4,000.
@en6ags=2aaget" fer mi n6 til at
bore lat folio pao Soloonerne ber
| 8Den, / bbert Sails bar ser ii6ite
Senoog life en- eneite @lage oper
Sbertre6elie al Sr6inancen, og
De @alooner> ser 6riber &eitau-
rant iom vNebengeicbeft", baboe
bel 6isie 2ofaler oabne, men iolgte
fife Gpirituoia beo 8or6ene. n6en=
for 8pgrenien, noe / &amiep
County, bar Ser baret flaget enoel
ODER, at nogle @olooner life efter-
tom Or6ren, og @beriff Gerber
foretog Jig berfor en- Sun no paa
Sanoet ! Senoags for at ie 60
gerne efter. San traf uoe paa Slice
.Street uoenfor 8pgranbiem Ell
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Established 1901
# # T. j. j. y! y
+ f. II T. II u i

SouiS @cefs al Minneapolis er
blepet uonepnt til @bief Glerf / ST.
tornep General Doungs &ontor
Steoet for 2ouis sc. Osborne ser
fratreoer 6enne @tilling beo us
gangen al 6enne MQane6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

SAfHA..EF IVY F.gNINI 1000 ow---
SutuuA inppreHoe oernDaro 4oDr,
guor per par 1annle1 ca. 81 Mett1te-
-, YET J 9 paa Sarerne e1fer beo-
lle eoae % 111 al1 oe1 pl % Mb1'
~ pupe Dape og oe1ale Tor.
03pl1erne pleo la9et no at Saloo-
!le'l " Sal1e1 arrel1ere1 o9 tno-
~ sunnlg11Hg1le1. yet par oct
e1'elle &n1ulpe 9Der111eh 1ra1 paa.
- Sp"oa9 pleo per ger : 19en 111e
olel ~ e' e''ele arrel1o11on 1or
a o.
o m' Ie y Fl'lel. ~
mssoa mny'nD p0@ e1 49,
a moho;bo az -
xorht fro Woi3b,a+oora. m;1-
linn Qpnrnor > m,.osa @.aa
"a m 9lor oo,,,,,,or - TnTo, -
Sdo1pr forbt Sro6ooa nos So
Win6,,pt ! Mo,th,,stoorno+ fro o.,
Gdioo of VIZ So6 - f,,,,,+o sor,ot
Gono>o4 ;n,oa mror,anao
@+roo+ oor,,o,. 49, T;r;s. $.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28


@amle Gaitor @ans q. @tnb er
igaar, Gors0ag, g%ftermi66ag ST. 4
afgaaet beo Gp6en / &amline / fin
@enS, &rofesior s. g.. Clubs &iem.
&oitor @tub bar Sen an6en norife
Erelt, iom TOM ber til 2an6et, /
1848, og fan opnaaeoe en- M6er al
IS Mar. San bar organileret mani
&c nor fe 111tberife MentgDe6er /
Norobeiten UNDER fin lange &rbeios=
tbs / Sen n~orlf=amerifanife Strife og
bar en- al 6ennes melt fremragen6e
Men6.
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@nbstjenciter / 81. Saul.

SDnooens nprif eban9eliif=lntber=
ite Menisbeo, @igrnet al Canada og
136e Sts., bol6er @u6stienejt tie bber
@gn6ags 6ormt66ag &l. 1890 og
Mften ST. 2.45. Sgn6agsifolen mp=
6er SCI. 8 Sorm,
S &apellet paa &igrnet al @ea-
nep og Carl cts. er ser Sgn6ogs-
ifole bper @en6ag %gftermi66ag &l.
5 og @u6Stienelte &l. ~ Mften.
S &apellet paa &igrnet al ct.
MlbanS og Sberb1trne @tS., er ser
S6noagsifole bber Sen6ag Gfter-
mi60ag &l. 8 og @u6stieneite ser.
~ Mften. - g. s. &eqrte, 8a1tor,
$40 Capitol 8oulepor6.
Srefoloi9bcbs nprif epang. l1tt6.
Strife, Sarrington og @berburne
@lpes. @u6stieneite bber Senoag
SCI. 1890 6orm. paa Norif og .7.45
@ften paa Gngelif. @pnoagslfol
og 8ibelflasie efter @ejmesiegu0s=
tjeneite11. - SIR. Spbtlru6> Hreit,
$50 6uller @treet.
Gnnanmels norf f=lntb. Meniebcb
(&augeS @pno6e), @u6stieneite bper
@g10ag Sormiooag &l. 1912 og
Sdnoog Mften &l. ~ / &irfen paa
&igrnet al Canada og fiortenoe
@treetS. @pnoagsifole fra &l. IL
til 1. Hoitor Gbr. 8. 8robaug, iom
far oDertaget ful0 8etjentng / Me=
nigbe6en, Dor / Scr. 29S @illiams
Ctr. Mlle er pelfomne til @u0stie=
ne terne og Sp10agsifolen.
@mostjeneite / ocn no%rif=banifc
gaptiit=&irfe, &jgrnet al Milforo
og @oo0brt0ge @treets, bber @pr=
Jag &l. 1890 Gor1nio6ag og 1886
Mften. &l. $50 n~ng6omsmpDe.
Sen norif=0anlfe 8aptiltmenigbe0S
u~ng0omsforening mp0er / fit 2ofale
bper 5en0ag &l. $50 @fterm., 81.
al Milforo og @ooobrioge cts.
Gong og Muiif al Il. S. Songfor.
Alle Sfan6inaper biertelig BEL
TONNE.
9en norif=banifc Metbubiif &trfe,
&jernet al 8roa0map og 1915 st.,
afbol0er fine @u6stienelter iom fel=
ger: Hre6ifen @gn6ag Sormiooag
S&3loffen 1920. often 7.45. nnge
Solfs @pmortb 2iga: @enoag Mften
&l. 6.45, o9 1iterert Mg0e Sen 2oen
og 46e Sirs0og / Maane6en. 8en-
neme6e bber Sns6ag Mften ST. 8.
S. 81. Sacobien, Eaitor, 289 1878
Street.
Sen b%anif=norife @olgatbu Mcntg=
beb in0bp6er bierteliglt til fine
@u6stienelter / &irfen, 1876 Sbomas
@treet, ner Como Mpen11e og Slice
Str. @per 5pn0ag Sormio6ag &.
1890 og Mften &l. 7.30. 8pnne-
mb6e bber Snsoag Mften ST. 8.
l1ng6omsmp6e bper 5enoag Mften
SCI. $50. Senoagsifole bper @pn=
Dag Mi66og &I. 1910.
Menigbeoens 8rgit trgffeS Sir
tens Stnoereb9relie bber Sggne=
bags 6ormi66ag fra 81. 10 til -
og Mften fra ser. $50 til 7.30.
Mn6reas Epcbien, Erait, 914 &onoo
,Street.
Ganif-eb.- lntb. ct. stepbans Sir
fc, &igrnet al Orleans og Stepens
,Gtreet, @u6stieneite bier Sgnoag
Sormi66ag &. IL. SenoagSifole
81. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

rMorbpeiten", set norife l1gebla6.
Der ! St. Saul, opb9rer ne6 at no.
fomr1e me6 oen11e l1ges M1mer.
8la6et bar beitaaet / 26 Mar, og
@run6en til, at oct MI gaar in6 er
efter bba0 8la6et ielb meooeler, at
set lite Longer berer Jig iom Gor.
acknowledgements.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

&ulitiebef D'Gonuor bar u6itebt
en- Or0re til &oltttet, / bbtlfen ban
pcalagger bette itrengt at giennem-
FIRE Sen 8porotnonce1 Ser forbp-
ser Salg eller Mffpri11g al Sprp9r-
teri al bbilfen iom belit Mrt / 80
Gage forl1o for 5. Suli. S 9r6ren
erflerer &olittcbefen at billie bol6e
bber enfelt &olittman6 perionltg
aniparlig for at Sr6inancen bliber
orerbol0t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

Strife &arer, rimelige Nriier> bur-
ttg 8etiening er Mottoet bos &enrp
@Doelen, Columbia Grocery &c., 1913
g. @abaiba ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

We'd Kjeb eller Reparatien at
Uhre besag den velkjendte Juye,
Ter Simon Nelson, 2ee E. 9TH ST..
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

Fer de bedste Fotografier bGr
De gaa til Sederberg & Franz,
22e-231 +. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

Smpurterebe 9eltfatesier fra set
gamle 2ano og @eionens fgrlte og
be6ite @rooufter faces alti6 bos &en-
rD @D6eien, Columbia Grocery Co.,
1923 g. @abalba ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

@cnt9beosmpbct I @ulgatba &irfcn,
ser bar ttllpit til Man6ag Mften, bill
/ Steoet for blipe bol6t Girs0ag Off
ten paa @rnno af at Ser Mon6ag
Mften er Capitalization al 8eitprelle /
Selteriamfun0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

Sba9c 9riffc Tontencn4 Sn6iam=
lingen til &eiSning al en- 9riffe Son=
tene paa &arriet Sslan0, Ser 1ful0e
bore ftp. S~un6be0sfomis1er, Or.
Sbages Mapn og itoa lom ct 9@res.
minoe for bans Sortjeneiter al @p=
ems Sunobeospeien, oil MI mart BIZ
be aflluttet. Ser er inofommet ialt
til Goto $780, men ser bill enonu
nogle Gage blibe mootaget 8t6rag,
iom fan in6betales til Mmerican Sea-
tional 8anf eller Bioneer 8reis. 9is=
lie 8i6rag be6es in6betalte inareit mu=
ltgt, ga &omiteen oil in6en mango
Gage 1a6e u6arbeioe en Eegntng til
6ontgnen og maa oerfor bi6e, bbor
mango &enge Sen far at raa6e ODER.
Sa Tjcroe Snli Soften poa &ar,
riet sSslan6 er ser mi in6fommet iolt
ca. $1,000, foru6en EN- betD6elig Sor,
ipning al go6e @ager, ser ifol on=
pen6es til Sorfriifnin9er. Sc btgttg:
tie 6o%rbereoelier er trufne, og 6eltfo.
miteen, Ser er uonepnt al CONNER:
cial Club, bar trablt me6 at u6arbej:
Sc @nfeltbe0erne. &omiteen bar be-
itemt, at 6e &11poner, iom uoleperes
&grnene, og iom giper sem M6gane
til fri Siloeling al Sirecracfers, Sc
monooe> 2uncb, Srugt o. 6sl., fur
ifal u66eles til 8grn UNDER IA MGr
ga set / ti0ligere Mor far bi1t fig, al
Sc iterre 8prn noor Sc bap6e &11po:
ner trnnge Sc imoa bort fra Sc @te:
ser, bpor Sc gooe Sing bar at faa
Men til 9eltogelie / Soften / Mu6t:
torinm iaa bel iom til 9eltogelie
EaraOen fra Muottorium til @orrie'
Sslono og til Soften paa Gen bor og:
laa Sc elore 8prn fri M6gang.
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st. paul.


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@olgat9a &irfens 11ngbomsforc'
ming me6er Sreoag Mften Sen 5. ST.
Ii / Mr. GLEN Meliens Stem, 304
@6mun6 ct.