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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-19

difference is that the Shirt-waist sleeve
IS not used, something of more dress ef-
feet being substituted Usually il takes
the form Of fitted sleeve with hori-
zontal tucks, in size from one-eighth to
one-half an inch. and in any sort of
grouping choice may suggest Bands OF
cloth and soutache braiding trim these
waists, and the entire color scheme is
in one and matches the skirt The
waists are lined throughout with white
net, in plain blouse shape, the object
being greater strength and wearing
quality. Waists Of taifeta and Of mes
saline are also being shown in simple
models and with rather full braidng de-
signs applied to the front, strongly sug
gestiye OF the embroidery on lingerie
waists.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-19
SHORT COATS
ARE REVIVED
Latest Swing of Fashions In
dicates that Lengthy Gar
mentS are Doomed

"EHAT the very long coat is
doomed seems to be the UNI
versal opinion of tailors and
dressnakers now The latest
news from Paris is to the effect that
short coats are coming into their own
once more. The smart little travelling
suit shown on this page veriies the
promise anent shorter coats. 1t was
sent over from the French fashion cap
ital for Spring bride This model, of
reseda green mohair. shows the long
front opening now in vogue, the fasten-
ing being arranged with one button at
the waist
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-19
New Spring Foulards

AS rich as brocades are the foulards
being made up for Palm Beach and other
southern wear during the carly months
A charming model in gray green foulard
is illustrated here, the bodice having 4
trimming of silver embroidered banding
over green satin and the little yoke being
OF silver net over green chiffon The
green cord ornament across the bust
suggests the Egyptian winged hawk
motif
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-19

When you invite anyone to your
house. they always say, Don't go to
any trouble but they always expect
You 70 go to trouble. and will talk
about you If you don't
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-19

ing in favor rapidly. The waist to be
sure, should match the skirt in color, but
the materials for selection are many.
What is proclaimed the tailored waist is
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-19

the fact that all women do not dress
alike. Even SO. in the one-piece princess
season, there have been separate waists
and skirts, and the combination is grow
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-19

made of heavy, round-mesh net or chit
fon cloth, and any pattern suitable for a
waist of linen, madras or other wash
able material may be used. The only
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-19
Simplicity of Line

Early Spring models in tailored wear
show simplicity of line together with
elaboration of decoration On the grace
full suit of dead" rose broadcloth in the
picture the braiding of soustache does
not at all interfere with the elegant sim
plicity of line.
Very bride-like is the dainty frocll
of white satin meteor, with draped bo-
dice and overskirt i'll graceful effect as
shown in the illustration The feature
of the little dress is the white lace
scarf. draped over the shoulders in fchu
effect and. confined at the waist under
a pearl clasp, falling in sash ends over
the skirt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-01-19
January the Turning Point

This is probably the one month in the
year when fashions receive least atten-
ton, yet it is the turning point, we might
say, of the fashion year February
brings displays of spring and summer
materials, and the models for their
makingup are already being prepared.
Fashion designers live in a topsy-turvy
world, where fur models are fitted and
perfected in July and dimities and or
CANDIES grow into gowns with equal
indifference to snow and ice Lighter
fabrics will require appropriate treat
ment, and tunics and -draperies real
and simulated, may be expected Prin-
cess lines have held in favor so bravely
that we must believe they will continue
into the spring. even though modified in
form From the princess vogue has de-
veloped revival OF the jersey waist of
twenty-five years ago. These are de
veloped in jersey cloth, that may now
be bought by the yard, or in any dress
fabric. Another adaptation of the Jersey
or Middle Ages" form is the Univer-
sity or Co-Ed dress, that is having the
greatest possible popularity for girls OF
twenty and under The waist is really
a middy's blouse. with slight shaping
at the waist and the lower part worn
outside OF the skirt. which is usually
plated and attached to a yoke. The
skirt portion is frequently shown of
plaid material and the blouse of plain
color.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
ITALIAN rs BOUND OVEP.
VII: re Tried In County Court fer
NUrdcrous ASSAULT

Montpelier. Feb. p -f,nrico Magi-
ami was taken this Uornin4 from
county Jail TO Barre. whore he was ar
raiEned in city court CHARGED with an
assault with intent 10 XIII, MAIN OF
diahgure Pietro Pctrucci et Barre last
sunday evening State Attorney
Gates end u. r. Davis, city grand 1u-
ror of Barre, represented the state
and NJ. NJ Gordon appeared for the no
spondent. lie waived examination
ana was bound over to tho March term
of Washington county court. BAH
was fixed at $1,000 which tho respond
ent was unable 10 raise and he was
again reminded to jail at Montpelier
No testimony was taken at the hear
ing Mt barre this morning. Petrucci
was unable to appear in city court but
1t IL said he is making good progress
toward recovery, The cuts about his
mead ana face were not so deep MS
were at FIRST reported. MaSianni also
bears the marks OF the encounter in
his face and on one finger which was
badly chewed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
DISTINCT GAINS
At MANY POINTS
Large Shipments Of Spring Goods
though, Storms Have Hamp-
cred Railroad Traffic,

Now York. Feb 20 Bradstrcets state
o. Trade will say tomorrow: Trade re
ports are rather more IRE -,ular. Stormy.
cold weather over n wide area OF country
nave appuicntly retarded the expansion
OF spring jobbiIa trade. but nevertheless
distribution has Kept W we'll in advance
Of last year. in fact. and distinc. gains
IN the volume OF house trade are reported
at many points. Retail traGe has been
restricted and This in turn operates
ryainst recorder trade In spring goods
with jcbbers Shipments OF s.r!ng goods
sre large though tina railroads ere ham
pered by stormy weather. Industry con
tinucs active bit there IS rather more evil
dence OF friction IN some lines. particu-
larry In railroad labor. Strikes az street
car hands at Philadelphia checked trade
early in Ito week Collections ere about
.alr.
Business failures for the week ending
with February "A were ia against 2Go
last week. 244 in the like week OF 1909, 81
In 1908. 1at in 1907 and $50 In 1908.
OUTLOOK MUCH IMPROVED.
New York. Feb. Neb. g5.--Dun's Week
IS Review Of Trade tomorrow Will say:
T;usincss conditions vary so widely in orc
section from another, and In orc trade
:ronl another that a Rensra'iza ton
broas enough for the situation as a
whole is difficult. Yet. making due al
iowance for the effect Of the severe wea-
lher in certain parts Of the country. Tor
ne influence upon financial confidence
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
| Anger
THAN SUPPOSED
Government Scientists Fig Cir
conference within about 20
Feet Of True Length.


aShlhStoh rem. 2f-it"cont COM
putations by the experts of the United
States geodotic survey, and reported
to the Cambridge conference Of the
iniornationa. Coodetic ASSOCIATION. in
dicate that the earth is slightly larger
than has been heretofore SUPPOSED by
scientists. The hattcninG Il, the polos is
also found to be somewhere between
the previous estimates Of Clarke and Of
reseo!. The snmi-dameter or equatorial
radius Of the globe can now be calcu-
lated within loss than six feet of its
true length. more or lcSs-,vhich means
chat the equatorial circumference can
now be determined to within less than
40 feet Of It's true length To be cxact.
the possible error j., now only Is metres
as to the equatorial radius or semi
diameter. a meter is Sa.2- English
inches Multiply Sl37 10y rs and the re-
suit hy two and that result b. 31NG and
the last product IS tho limit OF error
in the circumference of the earth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET.
In 10 Months Montpelier Organization
Acquired Working Capital III s3o,GOo.

Montpelier. Feb. 2i-Thc fret arnual
banquet II the Montpelier board Of trade,
held this evening n the Pavilion MOTEL
was very much OF success. Plates We're
laid COR 10 and nearly every seat was
occupied. Music during the banquet was
furnished by the Montpelier Military
Band orchestra. The Hon. Joseph A. De
Boer, president Of the rd, presided ct
the after dinner exercises ard spoke
somewhat Mt length.
Fred =. Gleason. secretary Of the
board. acted as POSTMASTER. Among
those who responded 60 toasts were Fred
\. Rowland. w. II. Mitchell, u. A. Mutt,
Editor Walter RI. Crockett. A. ]. Sih!ey,
Johu II. Sentcr. Mason s. stone and J. r.
Gowdey. This board of trade. only year
and three months old. has a working
capital Of $4,000 and is planning large
things in the future.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
The Day Brings liz Quota at
Quests For You!

Something be sought something is Notwithstanding
must be found quickly May be the quest objective money
boarding placea used piece of machinery urn
ture-a worller-a ob-a tenant
In any these instances and in anyone Of hundred
the use of ads will make the quests feasible
and nearly always, successful
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03

Many tenantod properties m this city
would row have "To Iet' placards in
their windows if they had not advertised
promptly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
Laundry
STEAM LAUNDRY

Onice 145 Cherry ST.. II. W. Bullock,
Prop. Fine shirt. collar and cuff work
Phone 3s-l1 or send postal and driver
will call.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
MOnuunents
Plumbers

FRANK S. LANOU & SON,
PRACTICAL Plumbers and Steam Fitters
10 st. Paul street.
Next North Burlington Savings Bank.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Burlir gton, Winooskl and Essex junction
Business Firms.
Architect & Contractor
PETER SIiEERAN

PETER SUEFRtN.
Land Architect and Contractor MASON
work. excavating, road ana sewer
building, grading. cement and con
crete walks, steps. etc. Az North 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
BEEF CL!VES.

Cut in small slices one pound OF lean
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
lRISli s."1,V'.


Take two pounds lean mut;or ard ct
into Inch pieces Make a broth with or.
i"apins Tablespoonful, { d,iryiugs
troWntd, Two tahlcspoonr,tls Of roIr aAd
three cups of water or stock. Season with
salt, pepper and two minced onions. add
the mutton ard simmer COR an hour and
Il half. Then ada four potatoes peeled
and cut IL Quarters and simmer up'U thcv
arc tender. When tie potatoes are almost
done add can OF peas and let come to
n boil. then serve
LAME STEW WITH DTMpLINCiS AND
TOMATO.
Get the neck and have it cut IT, pieces
Season with salt ana pepper. roll in
flour and brown in frying pan with drip
pings and sliced half OF onion. Add Il
tablespoonful of flour and n pint or more
of boiling water and simmer until the
meat Is 50 tender that the bones Slip ont.
Remove from the kettle. bone and put the
meat where it will keep hot. Strain the
sauce and return to the kettle for the
dumrlings. To make them. mix together
two cups flour. n tcaspoonfuI and half
of baking powder, level teasponnful
salt and a cup of milk Nher the liquid
Is boiling, drop the dumplings into 1t from
the point of a tablespoon. cover the kettle
closely and cook twenty minutes, being
careful the! g. not burn. Put the ucit
in the center of a hot platter arrange
the dumpl!nEs about it and pour the
sauce to which a cupful OF not strained
tomato has been added over all.
HARRICOT OF MUTTON.
This is cooked the same as the fricas-
sec. but after the meat is dished with the
dumplings. garnish with hot lima beans
green peas and boiled sliced carrots.
Never allow your frying material TO
run short IN any family Of ordinary
size. where care is used. enough good
drippnss can be saved from day to day
to render q visit 70 the corner grocery
FOR lard an unusual occurrence All the
superfuous locr fat from steaks ava
ioasts, the fat from chickens, drippiu5s
from a roast ana fat from soup stock
or corn beef should he saved and clarified
- use Cor fryins and sautciug, or for
ordinary shortening for gingerbread, mo-
lasseS cookies, plain pastry and bread
Ham aud bacon fai should be Kept sopa"-
ate Tor frying eggs OF occasional uut2-
toes. In clarifying suet cut it into small
pieces, cover with cold water and set l."
the oven until the Fat has all melted. and
the water nearly evaporated. Strain while
warm. pressing an the fat from TIE
scraps. When cool. remove ;he cake o.
hard fat. As new fat is added from Time
to time. melt the whole adding small
raw potato cut In tim slices. Cook Ia
the oven until the rat has stopped bulb
D 1inp ma -. fs Il,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
Contractors & Builders

General Building Contractor Man
ufacturer of Cemen. Bui' ding Blocks.
22S Main St Burlington, Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
Dining Room
SHERWOOD DINING ROOM.

Seats $50 people. Banquets spe-
cialty. Entrance to Dining Room on
Cherry St Mr.. and Mrs. J.. f. Warren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08

bpcrt Sro, JONI 0pmn1crel1 loo fore
l1o / &lullnlet; oq set por nlol,gc.
SSl'uenile bctpoer ll'lgoom cller ,ll19<
0onullcliH. Sltpclilc Court CT cn
0pn1ltpl, Der el1Onl1 ltoor i i'm ling
bon1; ben Mcb fprit inoiprt fer /
@pen / SUM 1905. Gen bcl)alloler
ltnAbpn1n1cl1S Mctsiugcr, i Nloerun
ira Set licttc til set lpttel1oe Nar.
Sffc at DC Huge 6lipcr opnlt til at
hctulc Spocr cllcr til Nunllcl, Set
AjUlocr mere ON, at fnu tat / &c ltn=
&C, Der CT fpnlllcn pau Hu.c Gcjc, cll=
ten pco Torrlorcncs Iori e1nunelle,
pcs ocrcS Sporogclie eller ocnl, ser
CT l,ocn Norulorc pA &2n1cr, bos
buc.1 Sc fut bentc Mauo pg &cileo=
ming, ga ltoor TIE >Ntrurile Court
lnc0 &lloNc Orr / Spi0lel1 ipm bercs
&uo01iucr on prppcr at bpjc Wrcncn,
men oc1 CT ing, ng fno set lllgc
SfllO mn0t bort fra Ipr6rpocr6mcn.
Su6ge Orr ilutte0e meo 2nife1
ON Ell goo 6relngnl1g for 6oreni11=
gen, og oplmu1trc0e ps til at itoo
lanul1c,1 % pe0ligeboloe port Sprog
pn MinOrrrW ira Tuorcloroct; Der
uco niitc hi <ltl1rcrs rctte llbnif=
ling.
Gen lturfe &lapiolpc tilficnoc=
gap tpoelig, mes bpilfen Sr1teresie
6prlanlingen bopOe fl1lgt Connie
rem ino poo Nctspni enets 9ohyrint5
@ol1ge.
Eoitor. @jcrre % Irllc ajoroe peo
at lc0c Su1gen Mftencus llnocrbplo=
ming til Ell S11fces. Otter Mpoet
rpooeocs Solen for Stole, pg 3anien
gift lpltig til benoo ST. 1.
Snsoo9cn 5. 13. Npril hi. Noltor
Nnorcoie n tnle og Scr .uil hlire ~ll,t1ct
CIT Splp al Mrs. 0reo 6offeecf pg Ell
al Mr. Ectcrl Ell, affonpagnerct al
Mrs. s. Orr. Nulc Gunifc CT bel
fun1rc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
Sdf.
Nssca puifcr at brilac min htiurtc

Sea pniter at bringe min btjGrte=
ligite 3of til &aiarcts a%uinocforc=
ming 90 SC al mine Ge1ner, ion1 be-
reote mig Den glGocli9e Sperroifclle
2. Naaifcboa, ioet Sc inobpo mig
ionr @joit / nit e9ct @jcm % traf=
terrbc l1lco Smprrcbrp0, &offc %
ollie m,lige Sla9s &oger. 2iAcleocS
tottcr jog Dem, JON al eli cllcr ol,=
sen @run1o por forbin6reoc / ut pere
ttlitcoc, men JONI ollincpcl bar n1ch
til at fpjc ct SEQ til oeu inn,fte
@l1lofiroc, iom blCu oprrraft mig pcS
@ornet tilliuemc0 Ell Buffet al 20:
Ter. Get nil hlipe Mig Ell flor Grtll'
bring ;uulunac jeg lcpcr.
MrS. Sp5rgeni en,
1913 9ull1tD Mpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
Mob S9bbpens 1ttmqthuie.

Mob Spbbpens lt~tngtbuie. 3d.
enlbeosmenbene, ser er lat til at bog
te ober 2obenes Sperboloelie og Sp=
retboloelie al Semeligbeo os 9roen
/ 8pen, bar laoet spbbpens @orge-
res Slayer ODER Set l1peie>1, ser SRI
pes me6 Sfiegebuiene / Sen 8poel,
gao IND 40 set enc gre % rs al set
anoet. @perfen Mopor @opnes, So
litimeiteren eller Go1n1tpoopofatcn
bar toget spor al @enipn til Sc @lo=
ger ODER l1peienet, ser er fremiat for
oem, % 8orgerne bar 6erfor beilut-
tet at toge sa9en / oeres egen &oono
% foa uonepnt cit ipeciel Gountpoo-
pptat, ser ifal inole6e &etsforfplg=
ming in1o6 lttugtbuienes Gjere eller
Gerttnoer. 9enne 8eilut1iltg blep
toget pao ct Man6og Mften ofbolot
Moslemeoe / Mipcriioe CHAPEL, ser
leoeoes al &reli0ent for So1,tb @i6e
Commercial GLIB %. 6. @rotpn, %
bpor ser bolotes Goler at flere al
is%pobpcnS 6orretningsmnao og Nrn-
tier. Gn 9prgcrfomite bill benpcrbc
Jig til 9iltriftsrcttcn for at foo bernc
Sag gjennernfert, iooleocs at 2opel1
fon lfc Iploeit og ON mrligt ejort
Nnlpor 9%iGlbe1oc o%pcrfpr Sc gnlbeoS,
meno, JONI far un0lo0t at g%jen1,cn1:
fdre 2oben. Ser pil blipc ofbolot e1
nDt Mpoe IN bennc Sag / &iperlio!
Chapel 5. 19. Mpril, poo bpt(fet 8or
gerfomitee1 pi( of(ugge &opport Oil
Dnor ni0t Sen CT fonnuen / Mrbej0et
og ON bporpi6t en- ipcciel Gpltntpoo
, nofat fan nentes l1ol1npnt til at fgr
!: Sogen bi6ere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
mtnneapolts.

81. %cocrs &irfes l1neoomsfurc-
ming fat for lin nnite MeOeaf item pau
Gonia Sail, 6reOog 3. Is. g., ct
irrligt N,n1er pao programmed,
l1enrlig Spfprelien al ct lille Dtlet<
tontltpffet, uofprt al Me0lenm1er al
Torcningell. Otter Yrogramnet Ter.
pereS &offe iom i9oponlig. I6gan-
gen er fltloltG1,Otg fri og ollie ct bier
tclig pelfpn1n1el1.
Nrel Mamrer, Sen norl te Torfatter
og 0plGler, ionr for ct Yor @oonc=
Scr lioen giuiteoe minneapolis og
bolot f(ere irroeles pellpffe6e Sp-
lGsninger fer, oil fprltfommen6e
Monoog otter gtpe en- GpleSntng til
beoite, 0e,1ne Gang / Unitarian
Gbnrcb, paa 8. 5treet og Marp
Ylace, UNDER Set norlfe Selifab /
Minneapolis' Muipieier. Sangforc-
ningen 9opre til osliltere.
Sborpalbien 2osens Stiiteliesicit
paa 9anio @all 9proog Mften er III,
forbereot / alle Gnfclt6eoer, og So
miteel1 mc00eler, at Ser ijGlben bor
pGret be6re lt0iigter til cit / ollie Set
Ringer forneielig 6eitligbeO ems 6e,1=
nc. Solget al @illetter far peret
l'iroponlig lipligt, % ser er ,,6arbei<
set ct Seitprogram, Ser oil iette allc
ANDRE 8egipenbe6er al 6e,1ne Nrt /
Sfpgge. &i peo life me0, Sifferbe6,
ON Ser en6nl lful6e bore enfelte 8tl,
! letter niolgte til Soften, i iaa Gal6
| eiGloer Set ont at ifpnbe Jig at faa
i tat / Sem.
&eo st. @ebers Mcnigbe6s Mars-
mpoe, font afbol6tes / &irfen Sirs>
Sag @ften polgtes fglgen6e 8eitp.
relic: Sorman6 0ortin NeIIon, giD.;
Meitformonb 81. Sgnoergaar0, &as-
ierer 80. g. &osmusien, gib.; &ro-
tofol= Sefret9r 6. 6. 8ar6enfletb,
forreipon6ereu6e GefretGr u. @6ren-
len, gib.; Gruitee 6: g. Ssrgenien,
Diafon Mrs. 8. g. Sgrgenien. Gor-
mmt6en uotalte en- biertelig Sat til
Sc to dfgaaen6e @mbecsmeno, ser
nrgteoe at mo6ta9e @jenpalg, Miels
Senien og 6. @ltplep, for 6ereS man
9eaarige opofren6e Mrbei0e Menig-
beoens Sieneite. 8egge bar paret
f1rptteoe til Menigbeoen % neiten til
staoigbeo Meolenrmer al 6ens 8eitp-
relic ,lige ii6en 6ens sstiltelfe for
oper 26 Nor ii6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
.Landmsendene burde spise mere
Havremel.

Endskjsnt Landmanden idag er
island til at kjsbe naesten alt han
tnsker at spise og klsede sig med,
"a har han dog like sin Opmark-
somhed t~ilstrekkelig henvendt paa
Vardien i FSdemidler, naar disse
settes frem paa Bordet.
Han fodrer sit Kvmg med Omhu,
undgaar Overwhelming og vmlger Diet
FODDER som han anser at Vile give
Diet bedste Resultat i Styrke og Vir-
keevne.
Hvis han har fulgt med de I'D
strakte Forskninger og Eksperimen-
ter paa Omraadet af den bedste
memeskelige Fpde for Musklerne' og
Hjernen. da vii han fSlge Raadet,
son kommer fra allie Sidel1 ON at
''spise mere Quaker OATS.
Quaker Oats er n;evnt, fordi det
her i Landet og Europa er anset
som Diet bedste af alt Havremel. Al
bespise -Arbejderne .paa Farmer med
Quaker Oats er en%sbetydende med
EN- Forpgelse i ADVERTISEMENT, fren
for Ell hvilken som helst ande1
Fpde.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
Wnostjcncitcr / 81. Eaul.
Sanif Wmbsticmcltc. Gen Do,,lfr

Sanif Wnostjcmeitc. Gen oor1lfr
CO. ll'tb. No5oretb Mcnigbeo inoby-
Scr o!lc, ION fan %fprltao set OonIfe
Sprog, til GrO3tjenelte / &irten pu>.
Slpr"et al Wrotto % aurora Nuc.
Dpcr Spuouu ST. $50. Sen oanlf if,
@olnchog aibe,pttcs, tag Ben meo.
Mtni0be>e1S &reit> y. Yjerre, moo
togcr &%pniirlunlrocr i lit Stem, $50
@lenoole :slpe., bper 2sroog 6ormio=
Sag ST. 10. Sci. :. g. 1907.
9anff-ep.- lutb. 81. Gtep9ans Sir,
fe, $isrnet al Orleans CO @tepens
@treet, @uostieneite bper @pnoog
G%ormio6ae SCI. IL. @pnoagsfole
81. 8. = Nils Dlpisofer, &rrit.
8ulgatba banlf=mori tc cpangcliift
Mcnigbco, Sbonas & Slice Street,
inobp0cr olle 2%onosmnno til fine
Me0cr. Inl11f Bn0Stlencl te bDer
|Senoog Gorm. 81, II, 9enoog5i TO-
le 81. 10. hinge 6olfs Mp6e &l
GAS Gm., og engelif @uostjenclte
ST. s bper Spn0og Niten.
ErGitcn trnfies bper Sag ira SCI.
1-2 / &irfens STUDY.
&onfirmoll0erne mp0er MI bucr
9er0oa fra ST. 3-5 / &irfcns Scott
tor. lln0erpisning paa gngelif, og=
lao poa 9onlf ON pni fes.
sDnoncns nurif cpam9eliif luther
ifc Mcni9bcb, Sjprnet al l%lniperiitp
og Eorf Mpe., boloer @l16stieneite
bper spnoag Gormio0og &l. 1920
og Aften ST. 7.45. Spnoags1folal
.meoer 81. 9 6orm.
S @apellet poo @iernet al &ca=
nep og Carl Strs. er ser Senoogs<
ifole bper spn0ag @ftermriooag ST.
3 og @uostieneite &l. 7.30 Mften.
S siebergs Sail, S74 Eopr,e
@penue, CT Ser Ssn6ogsitole bpcr
Spnoag @ftcrm. SCI. 3. = g. 6.
&eqne, Eoitor, $40 Capitol @ol,lc=
bar0.
SrefoIois6ebs norif eoans. iut5.
Strife, Darlington % -@berburne
abes. @uostieneite bber @bnoog
SCI. 1890 Gorm. paa Morf og 7.45
Aften paa @neelff. @bn6agsfoIe
% 8ibeltlasie efter &bjmesieeuos.
~tjeneiten. = @br. SpbiIruo, @reit,
$50 Guller @treet.
@etbania Strife, ST. Scents & So.
reit @trcet. @uostieneite ofboIoes
@bnoag So;m. SCI. 1890 or aften
SCI. 7.30. &ber Eors6ae aften @sn.
nens6e / 4irfens 8aiement. @bn.
6ogsffole bber Ssr6ae @I. ~. g..
$. Uagitao, Ireft. 8opel 846
Dorf @treet.
Den nor if-oanife Mct6ooiit airfc,
&isrnet af 8roaomap % 1915. st.,
afboloer fine @uostieneiter fom i'll.
ger: Preotfen @bn6ag G%ormi66oq
9loften 1890. Mfte,1 7.45. l1nge
Golfs Gpmortb 2iga: @sn6ae aften
SCI. GAS, % literert Mpoe oe tire fsr-
lite Firsouae i Maaneoen. %en-
nemsoe bber 0nsbog Mften aI. s..
S. 6. Sollefien, Noltor. $50 18th
@treet.
8ubstieneite / ben nprff-banife
gaptit.airfe, &ibrnet at Milforo
og @oo6bri6ge Streets. bber @gn-
Gag al. 1890 G%ormiobae og 7.3O
Mften. &l. $50 ~1ng6omsme6e.
Den n%orif-oanife 8apttitmenigbeos
MISUNDERSTANDING mg6er / fit 2otale
bber Sen6ag SCI. $50 @fterm., 81.
al Milfor6 og @ooobrtbge Sts.
Sang og M11fif at Il. S. Sangfor.
aIIe @fan6inaper biRrteltg bel.
TONNE.
5frip otter 3rppcnumrc al bette
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
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