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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
PERSONAL,

Mr.. G. L. Bowman, cashier OF the
Mount Jackson National Baok. expects
10 leave that position and engage IN the
business of selling bank stationery Tor n
New York finn, and will reside In this
city.
Mrs. W.T.. Lambert is the guest oil
Mrs. Robert Marshall, ct her home on
Prince street.
Miss Besll DaiDger6eld has gone to
Savannah, where she will be the guest
Of her slater, Ms. Love, wife of Cap
James Monroe Love, u 5. A.
Capt. A. J Fair. who has been III ior
some lime past at his home on Wolfe
street. is 10 a critical condition
Mr.. F. l.. Eltwisle is confined to tls
home on south Fairfax street by i'll
nass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
ALARM OF FIRE

The alarm Of FIRE stout $50 o'clock
last night was caused by slight FIRE 10
the apartments of Mrs. Lydia J.. Spoi-
ford, on the upper floor Of the bone Of
Prof John S. Blackburn, 2l2 north
Washington street. The oyerurniog
of 3 kerosene lamp started the FIRE.
Mrs Spofor1, in attempting to subdUe
the fire, had her hand painfully burned
Several articles Of clio hing 10 the room
were burned, but the flames were ex-
tinguished with q chemical exiDguisber
before any serious damage had been
done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
DEATHS

Elmer, the fve-yeSr-old son Of Mr.
Arthur and Mrs. B'ulah Powell, died
in Richmond at an early hour this morn
ing. The remains reached this city this
afternoon.
Mary E., ioisDt daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Corbin, died yesterday
morning at her parents home, ia
north Columbus street.
John w. Webb, a respected colored
resident, died at his home in this city la't
night. The deceased was for many years
a messenger Of the U. S. Court in this
citv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
KING MAKES APPOINTMENTS

King Harry the First, of Alexandra
Carnival, announces The following court
iers who are to act 10 the interim az
committee to aid him in preparing for
the carnival: Rob!. S. Barrett, b. A.
G rmsp, J. P. Steiner, jerome Kaut-
mann, Edw. J. Fleming, j. F. Burell,
J. B. fitzgerald, w, l.. Finks, I. a.
Stoutenburgh, Frank NJ. Hill, NJ. F.
Green, ]. y. Normoyle, John A. EBald,
]. W. Bales, Lorenzo Wolford and @.
J. w. Summers. Geo, R. HsgsD, OF
Washington, court jester.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
sUNDAY sOaOOL INSTITUTE.

Ose of the particularly interesting
events of he week in church circles will
be a Church Sunday School Institute to
be held in Christ Church tomorrow.
Amorg he subjects which will be dis
cussad are "WOrk in Advanced
Glasses; Post Confrma.io Instruction"
Sunday School Management" "Work
in the Main School and Primary De-
psrtmeut" Tue speakers will be Rev.
Messts. John RjdOui, Kensey J. Ham.
mond Mr.. Robert E Anderson, Mrs.
Edna Phelps Hastings and others. The
services will commence with holy com
munion at 10 O'Clock in the morning 10
the church and will CONTINUE throughout
the day with an hours iutermission at
/ O'Clock for lunch. The other service
except ttat at O'Clock p. m. will be
held in the parish hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

The Alexandria Athletic Olnb has just
closed one of toe most successful seasons
tdey ever had on the gridirob, winning
lie $40 pounds champions of the south,
winning IA out of 10 games and teing
one game, and will nov look to other
sport. The club held meeting last night
at Manager Orump's residence aad
elected the following officers: President,
q. Cfump, vice president, K. CockTelI;
secretary, Il. Whittier, financial secre-
tary, P. Murphy; treasurer, L. Garter.
q. Orump was reelected manager OF zoe
football team for next season. The club
also reelected their lucky aad husky
mascot, Capt. OOrbe't. The Organization
is endeavoriug to secure a good hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
supPO8ED III WAS A PISTOL.

An elderly man, a resident OF this
CITY, attracted some a leGtiOn at the H.
tersec,ion Of Duke aud Henry streets,
Yesterday afternoon, by pointing Whist
was supposed to be pistol at some chill
dren who were nearby at the time. The
children became alarmed and scampersd
toward their homes. A gentleman who
was ia the neighborhood ST the time
called Officer SIMPSONS attention to the
man and the officer, who was several
squares away, started af'er him. The
officer soon took the offender in custody
but upon searching him found only q
pipe case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
ALEXANDRIA AMUSEMENT co.

Tonight starts another week of tun at
this popular amusement house. There
will be three reels of most amusing talk
ing pictures, namely: Because You are
You, Pm in Love with the Slide from
bone and No Wedding Bells for Me-
The silent pictures will be equally as
interesting aud consist Of: A Srong
Gale, The Pardon, A Lovely Las and
Tne School Children's Strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
ILLUSTRATED LEOTURE.

Mr.. P. J. Dempsey sill deliver a
lecture entitled "a Pilgrimage to Pans-
ma" in the Second Presbyterian Church
tonight. The lecture will be illustia ed
by over one hundred s'ereOpticOn views.
The Presbyterian Brotherhood, under
whose auspices the lecture is to be de-
livered, extends a cordial invitation TO
the public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
ALEXANDRIA LIGHT INFANTRY.

At the regular weekly drill Of the
Light Iofsntry tonight, to which the
public and ladies especially are invited,
there will be 81 individual competitive
drill in the msnuel Of arms, preparatory
to a special drill for the company media f.,
which will be held February 9Th during
the Masonic Fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
JUDGE VIM. BOLGEs MANN.

Rev. MIR. BoNa made the announce
ment a. the mems meeting yesterday
afternoon thst on Sunday, January 81,
Judge VIM. Hodges Manu, Of NoiJOwsy,
Virginia, would address the mettiug for
men. Judge Msnn's subject will be,
"Man's Contract Relations With God. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
ST. MARY's CHURCH.

Rev. d. J. Cutler, pastor Of st.
Msry's Church, yesterday read TIE sr'
nual statement, which showed The
finances Of the church to be 10 very
satisfactory condition. The congreaa-
ton was congratulated by the pastor on
the good showing made during the year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
ELITE PICTURE co.

There will be an eatire ohenge 10 the
pictures At this house tonight and the
s'ar traction vii Dc Eddie Clarke, the
black face comedian, Wbo is the greatest
in bis liue,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
LOCAL RREVITIEs.

A business meeting OF Alexandra
Lodge Of Elks will be held tonight.
Prior t. tbs regular business meeting an
inlt'a ion will be held.
The schooner Bsulahlaud, which re-
Gently brought a load Of 'a1d ffon
6 3veTn river to this port, ceatd today
Tor the appabapnock river, where she
will load corn for a North Carolina Por'
The work of putting Armory Hall in
condition Tor the Masonic fair, which
will open ou February lst, wss COM
menced today. The Detroit motor boa,
George Washing on" to be given
away at the fair hiss been placed in the
hail
There was but one case for trial in the
Police Court this morning. A mar,
Who gave his name as Will am Duryef.
ned been arrested by Officers Young and
Gill for begging on the streets. He was
dismissed upon promising t. leave the
city,
TIE revival services 10 the Free
Methodist Church continue to attract
large crowds. As ha7 been stated, Rev.
Joha Caynaugh, past of the church,
is being ss'isted by Rev. F. F. ShoUp
aud his wife. Two persons went forward
last night aud FIVE requested the prayers
OF the congregation.
The address on the "Throtle and rail"
by Mr.. Carl d. Countrgmal at the
Young Peoples B1ldng of the NJ, E.
Church-South yesterday afternoon, was
listened to aod enjoyed by large con-
qregation. Among those present we're a
large number of railroad men. A solo
was rendered by DR.. o. E. Outcalt.
Rev. Dr.. Sheridan, president Of the
MARYLAND Conference Of the NJ. F..
Church, conducted the services in the
NJ. p. Church 10 this city, last night, h
having made his annual visit to that
church yesterday. He also presided at
the installation of the recently elected
officers OF the Christian EndeaVor
Society.
Ernest Mcknight, a negro, will be
placed on tisl in the circuit court for
Fairfax couoty, Judge j, B. I. Thornton,
Wednesday, on an indictment chargir &
him with an attempt to attack Miss
| Mary HauiJO1. a short distance west
of Alexandra, July IA last. Mcknight
was recently arrested IN Washington
and was turned over to the Fairfax
authorities on rCquistion from Gov
Swanson.
Car O. CountrymaD, the impersons'
tor, st Young Peoples Bulldiug tonight,
Admission 25 cents.
The old colorel parsol was in his pulpit
preaching away 10 heat the band. Raisnl
his arms high ebove his he'd he shouted II
loud. shnll hllleluish tones: "Oh, my
hre ldren I'sa a prayin now TO- your soul
befo' d. in gment seat, an oh done tells g
all 70 repent btfJ 1t GEES TOO late, an d
debbi done got you ell. Rejuyenste you
souls wild de spirit OF salvation. Follow d.
straight an narrer pats an only think ODD
good thiags. Always eat dem delicious Aut
Sausages an Hams Hsllelujlh Sylvan
Blondheim. The Auth Stand City Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

For this section fair and cooler tonighti
Tuesday probably threatening weather. anu
cooler: lleht variable winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

Goals from feld-McBrlde, (4); Ioomey'
III. Williams. Goals on foul 1oomey. Ref
re- j y. Hoy. Timers-P. 4. Demps and
J. Paterson. Time Of halves 10 minutes.
The Hess Hoptin' FOOT FORM
SHOES makes l.'e pleasure. Sold
only by J. /. Marshall & Bro, 422 Sing
afraat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

The Red Gross Shoes for tender feet
The ladies who war the Red Cross
Shoe always wear q smile. Sold only
by j. A. Marshall Il Bro, 422 King
street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

Carl @ Coun,rymau, the impersoDa-
tor, al Young People's Blildiag tonight.
4 mission 25 GEMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

THE annual meeting of the stockholders
! Of the VIRGINIA SAFE DEPOSIT
AND TRUST CORPORATION will be held
al the banking house Of said corporation in
the city Of Alexandria, Va, on MONDAY,
February 8, 1909, at IL o'clock N.
CLARENCE G. LEADBEAIER,
iap25 ID Secretary,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

Carl @. OOuotrymsu, the impefsona-
tor, at Young Peoples Bulldog tonight.
Admission 20 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
V NJ 3 r. WINS ANOTHER.

The Y. NJ. S. L. basketball team
Saturday night defeated the Navy Yard
team Of Washington in one-sided game
BIZ the score Of q b 0. The lineup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

TIE. LEE CAMP, Confederate Veterans.
* are ordered to meet et. LEE CAMP HAl J.
at 1890 D. m. January z5'h o. receive tive
Loving Cnp from Richmond Howl ze's
sons OF Veterans AMI Ladies Auxiliary are
invited to he present. By oder of lom maj D.
der. CHAS S. TAYLOR, AdJuAnt
ian 2}2t -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

NOTICE o. ANNUAL MEETING.-The
~ annual UeetiDg Of the stock holders Of
the WASH GTON, ALEXANDRIA AN D
NJ. VERNON RAILWAY COMPANY
viii be held Il o., lock .. NJ. TUESDAY,
February 9. 1863 at the Office ofths company,
in Mount We non, Va.
JOHN w. PlTTOCK, Secretary.
ian25 ifehS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

DON'T miss seeing AvaanO, the Renow ed
Pslmist, Aunory Hall, February l TO II in
elusive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
Local Matters.
Sun and Tide Table.
Weather PROBABILITIES.

sun rises tomorrow at I'll and sets at OLA
{igb water AT II, 80 q. m. and II 90 D. M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
pEST SUGAR CURED HAMS I2l

BEST SUGAR CURED HAMS l24'
2 Cans Pest Tomatoes 25c; Cans Sugar Corn
Csc; Cars Early June Peas 25ci can
singapore Pineapple Toe; 1 Can Cherries
He,vy Syrup 1Oc; Large Can California As
psrsgus 25c; Can California Lemon Ch, z
Peaches l5c. 49,, vrolc.
- - " Jan. 10 #.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

SARATOGA CHlPs, fresh in J cartons
uat received By j. T. AlLboAN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25
MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting OF the CHEESEhAN
l CHEMICAL CO., Inc Of Virginia, will
bs held on Tuesday, February End, 1907, at
n o clock noon, at the Office of Jas. r. Cation,
IN south Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va,
tor the electioa of directors and for the trans
action of such other business as may legally
come before I'd meeting.
CHARLIE -. SANDERsON, President.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

TOR SALE -De.irable brick dwelling
/ On SOUTH WASHINGTON 81
near Duke tree; roons , ana naIn' - ID ger"
improvements; well rented. Appiy 70
i.n22 80 a. , I. y ., -l--e-L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

WANT D-A good COOK Tor family
w Amply at IN King street. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-25

Want to Learn German?
Want TO Learn Latino
Rev. May will teach you. Tuition, 81 a
month. Apply 207 north Alfred street.
ian25 1Ws
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-05
Harlantr1ltarlHk Elu / Dattntark.
Nf aonicilspraibent q. Reersaaro.

! oette Siospunft, ba 6un6erineen af
@at11n Ge1nntnger1 er ful6t u6 foli1
% bol6bar. Set er bn ogiaa ful6a
lao n1eget Monliniltrationen af 9lr-
bei6et iom Ieloe @onitrufttoner, Der
ifal l1n6erlgges af Mr. Saft.
Mens Sc ii6ite Tigers @tgi orn
Banana @analen bar itaaet paa,
bor @ongresiens 6laa6e= og &abne-
fomtte lagt Sen ii6lte &aano paa
l10arbeioelien al ltogle itorc Hlaner,
Set gaar uo paa slnleg al en- &anal
inoe1lfor sltlanterbabsfpiten 1neb
ltogongspunft pe6 8ostou % Jon,
ifal giennemffere 2on6et til ct
Nrnft paa Sen mefSifanlfe @oIf-
'fpIt. Genere, l1aar bette 9lrbeioe er
bel / Gang, jfnl ser i6ges 8ebil1ing
til ct @analiplte1n, Ser pil iptte.s
Obio gfiper / sSorbtn6elle me6 oe'
ltore sSs16iger, og en6elig ifal ia0
be 1tore @onolgb bet in6re l1bbp=
bes til at blibe brlgelige Grans-
portbeie for 6raetforienoelie.
Gen npe &analpei, for bbis 0p-
mailing 6er bill bltbe iegt 8epilling
/ 6enne @ongresinnIing, bill fomme
til at gao fra 8oston til Beaufort,
81. g., 6erfro til Mpalacbola &ar-
Bot, 6loriba, og bi6ere ober Netp
Orleans til gfio @ranbe, Eeras. II
0mfoitningerne pe6 slnlegeet BIZ
a11orage Ell Sum / Nerbe6en nf 1<
@illion Collars, en- l16gift, iont
Sorbu1os -Ginansfasien i. 9iebliffet
er ,16e az gtnno til at here, % oets
be11tes, at Ser bill blibe tDet til Ito.
Heoelie of Bombs fot 8elebet, iaa
fren1t Ser life as an6en @ei fatt
fit16es syl16tegtsfil6er, iom bill itref-
fe til. s. @fs. beo Solorebiito-
ne,,, Ser bebon6les nn6er @ongre8-
iens gfstrolesiion / Gomrner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-05
Den 0an(k=omeri6an=
Ike Dag / aar6uS.

Ser arbei6es III fra Danlf<ame=
rifanif @elifabs SIDE ibrigt pao
Brogromnet for Sen 46e ssuli pao
l1oftilIingen slarbus. Brogram-
met Iegges tilrette meo set 6ornaal
| for @ie at bringe 9anite bien1n1c
en- nermere Torituaelle of Dunif'
Mmerifoneres 2ib og 6eroen og 6e'
res nDe Se6relano, ialnt gipe Sc
belpgenbe 9anf< f<Mmerifanere 2eilig'
beo til at feire en- birfelig imul
oanif=amerifanif 6eit paa 6eres gam.
le Se6reIan6S sSor6.
sSornoen SEN ti6ligere on1talte
@antote, bbiS oberoroenlig i1nuffe
Sefit mi foreligger fer6tg fra Jor.
fatterens, SOAR @irfegaar6s, &aa1,6,
pg bbortil Carl 8uicb's Mnlif -
ser al &ien6ere betegnes iom e1
ftignt og monumental 8erf - nj
er paa @eien til Danarf, pla11eg.
ges flere yore6rag al fien6te Danff.
Mmerifanere, og ct Ear af Dan:
1narfs betpoelige @en6. St. &si.
ifoleforitan6er Gbr. @re6S6orff Sos.
fil6e, bar benli9it lobet at tale ODE,
Mmnet ul16leneiel", og en anoer
betp6elig 9anif bill tale on r6iem.
lengiel". Gorfateren @arl San'
len, Gpler> Minn., boloer Sore6raq
ON uDanif- -9merifaneren paa &rat.
rien", og ct &ar af Sc anore s@n.
1er bliber u9anif slmerifanere1s
6iitorie / forte Omri6s", ian11
nDanff Mmerifaneren 8perne"
Gesuoen ct amerifa,tif Toreoraq
u8be @inning Of tie @eit"
Den auterifanffe @eianbt / Dun.
mart, Dn Menurtce 6Srancis @gan
Far belbilIigt rno6taget 5elifabets
ssy116bpoelie ON at totnnre tillteoe oa
taIe.
@eb Stebnet paa @osfil6e Sri.
| Fole 5. SO. Muglit bill gnr]
$nnie11, Epler, fom Danif if-an1eri'
fanr @eIifabs 9feprefe,tant pac
! sssnbbpoeIfe boIoe Il saoreorag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-05

Sc europa en- frpgtelig Gi1,tcr, SSro-
iger og 6looer bar bl.1tbfrosne langt
ne6 / GDbeuropa, Sreer fnes bort,
og Snsopr on1fon1 / Sulitt6pts.
@iennen1 belle set 18. Marbnl1oreoe
bar Ser en- lang &9ffe al foloe Bin-
tre europa.
Gen fprite &alp0el al Set 10.
Marbnn6re6e bragte ligelebes baar-
Sc Gintre, pgiaa fer / Mn1erifa.
gn6n1 n1i116es 9fetp ENGLAND Sta-
terne Sen ufolbe Sirs6ag" II. So
n1ar t849, 6a Ibern1ometret gift
neb til 80 @r. 1noer Zero - Dba6
forpbrigt 8efolfningen | @orobeite1
og Canada jelp Dor Sis lite pil
fal6e nbprt. ct Mor, ser 1taar /
&lasie felt for Jig lelp bar 1916,
Ser neiten belt n1angleoe Gonr1ner.
Ser bor set 9lar iffe en- Maane6,
ionn life bragte en- ifarp sSroit, og
bette giaIot bele geroe1t ober. 2anb<
1ne,10ene tegne6e set Mar i116 / ST.
itorien meb gfobnet uMttenbunore6=
il1lte ibiel". S ssSuni Mnane6 bar
Ser tre Gonnmer Sne I Seem Yorf
og Maslacbuietts og 10 $onnner i
Dfaine, Suli 6a1ne6es ser Sc paa
@a,1bet g2e,p Dorf og HenniDlba-
mia pg grg1,it Waaneo oalueoes
Ser u Connie tpf Sc. @ele Cont
meren igiennem bleite ser en fol6
9eor6e11bin6.
Sen Mrt GeirforboIb bgrer bell
6tgpis til 5ieloenbeoerne / bore
Sage bpert 6ol6 ber / 2al,oet
@ibirien 6eri1tp6 bor &nl6egra6er
at opbi1e, ser fan faa 8lobet til at
ftiDne Blot be6 at t9l1fe paa bent. S
8pen 8erfboDoonf set norobeit-
Iige gibtrten blep Ser j SSanl1ar
1883 iogttaget en- a1tl0egra6 al 90.I
u116er Zero, bpa6 ser er uRefor6en"
for lop Genperotur lnoolt 1roget
Ste6 pao &lo6en ,ul6er 11atnrlige
6orbo16, og @ienne1ninttstentpera=
tnren / SEN Wenaneo bar for Sen
nebnte 8D GA @ra6er timber Zero.
San1menltgnet me6 6ette far bi
10 egenlig ingen i9rGig @ru,t6 til at
flage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-05
q / el fopea aoro + ar
3 Ql q RS & o II t + d #.


Den oonlfe &iolinilt 9lrel Sfop=
goaro, &igbenbapner al Sp0lel, lol1
lioen 1903 bar opbol0t Jig fer 9on=
Set bar Sc ii0ite 9(or lleiten 11ai=
labeligt pGret pao &pncertourneer og
cr piltnpf Sen banlfe Sonefunltncr
fer II 9lmerifa, Ser er blepet beolt
fjenot blonbt set breoe 9Sublifum
9on0et oper. 6or gonife nplig far
SfoDguarb lll,ttet Ell 4pl1traft for 3
9lar me0 ct &oncertburem1 / Seem
Yorf, ifplge bpilfen ball ifaI tour
mere lln0er bette 6 9Noaneoer bpert
9(or moo Ell maa're0lig Gage al ST.
600. 0e anore 6 Maaneber al s(aret
bar ban til iin egen &oooigbe6, men
bill life BRUCE Sent til 6erie. S Mpril
og Mai bil ban arrangere &oncerter
/ 1fanoinabilfe Sorenin9er ba peit=
lige og nor6oeitlige Stater og bor
CIT Mengoe Sil6l0 fra laooanne, og
/ Sl1li, Mugult og Septelnber pil ban
gipe &oncerter / SDlflano, Sronfrige
og @nalano nnoar Ell tpif sS1npreslaz
rio. Sil gfteraaret begpr1ber bans
Sonrne laoer 9felp Dorf 8ureo1tet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-05

|Y aitor Sillerup Spr.
genlen $50.
1irs6ng 5. 26. sSSa,1uar aigif Yas
ltor @illerup S6reenlen, Nreit ior
0en foreneoe banife airfes Menigbeb
peo Malon @itD, 9febr., peo Dp0en
i lit 9ienh 81 9lar gomu1el. San
blep iioite Senoag beeropet fra Sen
oonife Strife Mainpietp, 9febr.
@ y .oanif Sic ef II Ii I.
@r. Iborbalo Orlob / Salt 2ofe
Gitp ct blepet nbnep11t til oonlf M=
cefoninl for lttab, meo 5Gbe Salt
Safe @itp. Sr. Srlob, Ser er 6pn=
bo al 6golel er Ell blan6t Sc 0anlte
/ lltab meget aniet og popular
Mono. San. 11erer barnr Srtercsle
for alt oanif og bar bGret Meolem al
Dunlt 8ro6erfa1nfunos 9perbeltprel=
1e (Oper Gillibsmanb). Sen ti6li=
.gere Mcefoniul for l1tab, Neter San'
len, to9 @flte6 /. slug11it ifjor efter
16 Mars 6unftionstib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-05

ii EN- st.
st al Bostons BIabe bringer e,r
luagere &ritif al 1bitillingen i BET
bergtnte @oplep Gallery, % en- flor
Gel al Mrtiflen onbanoler Bortret~
ter al en- ung 6unif=amerifanif &unit-
ner, grnelt 8. Sbien bpis Nrbeioe
roles 0e n1eit lnigreroe l1htrpt.
9@rlig> alporlig, aoruelig faIbes ST.
SSbiens a1tnit. gn &os ionr he1tnes
tiger nteget, naar 6en fo1rr11an frm
Boston, N1nertfas melt fultibere0e
8p. ST. Sbien er en- furboI6spts
lng Mal,o, enbnu life 40 Mar;;, bn,r
fit lin ferite lt6bonnelie 8nsto,s
bos S. g. 8inton og ieuere pan .AArt
Muieum" oerneif git ban lloenIanbs.
og ih1oereoe peb &lnltafabe1riet /
&iebe11bnpn, Dpor ban bn11bt: @lll6.
me6aille 1890.
S &llaobl1ggerfuniten er bi, Dun4
fife Der0igt repreIentere6e peo Menb
iom @elert % @ah5on 8prglu11ls
8lan0t Malerne bar, iaa pibt III pen,
ST. Garlien fra 8rooflpn bibtn boz
ret Sen eneite fien0te 0es mere.
glRoer Set os, at pi mi bar facet
9ie paa er6nl1 en- <nitner, Ser bri11zs
ger Nabnet Danmarf frera.
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S a RI es ion
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foraninger er ser blepet itiftet @pin=
oeforeninger, bbis Gorn1oal er at
itette 9aniaforeningerne, og bbis
manoli9e Meolenuner fdrit r1oa oere
@eolemnrer al 0ania, fgr Sc fan BIZ
be optaane / &pin6eforeninger
@aaen6e u6 fra 6enne felles SilfnDt-
ming bar Sen 0nnife &pin6eforenirg
/ Netaluma u6ltebt ct Spraab til ct
f9lles Sambirfe rnellen1 Sc e,1felte
&bin0eforeninger og upfor6rer bisie
til at ien6e 9fepr9lentanter til ct
Meoe, iom tp11fes afbolbt Heto=
luna Mpril iamti6tg n1eo 0anio-
Soreningernes &onpention. &aa 6et=
te, Mg6e bill blipe 6rgftet 6orlog ON
ct Samarbeibe lnellem &pinoefore-
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tion Ser ialnles mes Danias, 11inb=
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Aelee 6ope11inger angaaenoe @Dge-
og 8egrapeliesbielp, og tillige EN-
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of 6enne SRllesforening. Ser fin=
6cS for Giben 9 iaa6anne &pinbe-
foreringer paa Gacific &piten rrab
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