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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
MOrOR BO,T rtIB WHITING.
~. ~ Melville ro BE Rrricctrd Com-
rno,sorr other Officers.

The :rvai meeting u: "a" Motor Roa'
q 20 ~ E.a"r.rA 90 '." ...'r' .n' - OFT .rr-
ant for tie tra'-rC'.o', - so s
other uI-l'"-- a. :..av-f. a"'.y 'ui." t"'p'"
',w..t -, held a. the ,'.bhog-"ui ~ it'".
l.tl.. f. .'H pf kf.rF''a r"N' N"iu"-tT"
80 r + " Tie 'Di,aIrE amendment
- ..- constitution. re"omWcG."! Peg u"
,nf- Gprn'3oU hud action
T.. az. .ri article ~ a. 90 provide 90
r,'s,r '-. -',rs nr-''sh 81 eleven. r 'nr ten
"."Ut'r- who '".! 30 ''.'E r.t.''.r "-r" .'t.
stead - IL,
The ip.'ovsu. lr- 20 -nu.ultiorI -
cT.'..r~ and trustees
Tor -o--.- o,inrc ~ n Melville
Tor 80" ,o-.r- o,!o-r X h!r nii'ir,.
- l"H- ."'aH" !.'- N,Ihi' h'ar"'on
or 1910 M2r""y
90 T-r..',r- Albert p swim AIgJs' Rec,
.ru,- : % F"adr' jg1n VI shaw. .hhrle, y
-. = : s..,a~- anI VI ~ vh''r.,r
IA. :.rn. majors u ~. officers and 'ru--
tees .1ma! above are u . SUtuh"f. v. "
80 .'nG"- stuart BnCH'"n. ohhri"- =
IDrrr T. n BI~nharn. Charles Francis.
,n's i. 1ior" ~ II Melville = To - ,hroH'!
after -. annual meet ~ ~ ~" ''lh and
= 10. l England vii give -oa.. u't"f'l"u
f. ;nr,.a' rftaI cap Tn" condition. aud
gcrG If ~, NJ" 20 be changed ard on" Of
thf.-r changes - - make ~" .nith 'WU
on q .h'"" r1,"- instead - 49," some
other ~ nor change nav" been Ir1''1-"d
and thee, - ~ al hI'" ~ h" sal toned rv
Lord NurtH,Iin' 'hs donor ~ ;hc ruE
A. -sop A. the" AT" agreed on ~" Briii-h
v ~ send u formal 'ltH..TIg" Tor a rae" neat
-ru-pu and then such pirn- ~ has" been
adj" for ~" d"t~r," ~ 'hc Chr Wlit u"
y" better prepared I"Nt year than they
gssr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
YACHTS CHtNGE HANDS.
DR.. Coleman rouscy oT Bo>ton su,. the
AUXILIARY Restless.

Tn. auN Var schooner Res less has been
sold ~ Dr ,.e"don SHARP -! Philadelphia
to DR. Coleman T"Issy 81 B"S'nn through
the Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency Re~'l"--
- a. feet over all III fpct on 'h' water line.
II feet beam and d feet inches draf' >h"
j. equipped with 10 hurs'- power 'irTy
motor In IRA she won IA" rae" IN he,
class from New y ORR - B@r"'It3
The follow ing transfers 81 yachts are
reported through tine ag"ury 81 lnWs
Lemon. cram"
Seventy foot twin scr"v motor racl'
cynthia III chartered 20 Edmund j. tan
dolph
Ylwl silvia II chartered TO- william
Barclay Parsons 20 Stew1r- Weller
Motor vaCh' Wrow chartered for
Gray a : T.. Hutchinson
~p.sad launch -oid - W Il Vanderbilt.
Jr. Aho I-'d h"r a. a tender 20 The Yacht
lin. y ' q 80 root.r Carl.ta. sold
for = Sw am ~ GsorR" u kull"nhampi.
WI" viii -ac" her newt simmer with thus
class
Motor Yacht GrayhnR. chartered for
John sherman 80 Lawrence " af'rhuTN-
schooner Yacht Shiyc~Sa chartered for
D.msT--; Lloyd Of Boston 20 George II
CT'i.,nr motor vacht Ma" II sold for
' g. Hutt"n. \ !. 6 ?" client u
TT.~4, are reported through ~" orIcr
.! Vrank B6snn lon--
seventy nv"root ga ,lcnc cruiser Tarpon.
Now Nur~ Yacht. Launch and t.ngin"
Company {" john AspinwalI 81 >cwhurgn.
y = Tor period ~ SIS months for
Sov'hsru rfrI-.
seventy loot Ra=pI"n" cruiser Nesa.
chartered Nv MORGAN Ha-uey 20 4. II. Pier
sor Of New ark FOR short period
seventy ioor gas"lenr Cr'!'ss'r. sold by
How ard Gr"srI"v - hammond I, k""n"v
Of Hartford 'uun VIII ur lifted u,.t
for . cruise 20 Florida
S.N'v 'put VI-p!"n" cruiser Heather
% .fn1 80 ~. hanged 80 Sea tuir. sold
Va con Iu",.Dn vs'n ~" t'l- Ensln" ami
Power and e. /. Sraburv company by
Richmond lowering to samuel Rush
more o. P.a.nHnld
tpr'"-""" foot water lin" AUXILIARY soon
varf.. Iauya -nlG ~ MAJOR ! u. FERGUSON
e, Iarn l,-n,EnnridEa ~ NeN Work
foT'L-y foot water in" -luop yacht
~ tunHrDA. - stephen lutur- 20 Myers
anC ,D..r- Of Greenwich. Conn
l.Egsara = Eav Tu fno'"r \r'n-. sold ~
q T. h.r~'u % ne Row and II. DAVIS
sober. q \rr'lp0r'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
ifOskFi
ODl, Four Teams Ia TAX ~yart In amat eur
League Tournament.

~ N. annual meeting ., tho Amateur
H"ck"" I"RG.Is held IN IN" - Nichola.
SkA'ng Rink last rhursday all 'he officer,
N"r" r""i"c'"a These ~" Howard Drak...
Icy. tre~c.n' Trc-id'n' l'"n amin
khode-, New i"rE g. ,i,"-pr.- den,
k"Ine'r b"rdOu. -. Nirh"la> * g. -.Crs.
ttry-'rca-rr"r IE"-" tHrr" ',i'h u "
li"vck. Wanderers u. g. ana William
RG--"'l. li"'te. club - New YORK. form
o." "N""u'lN" '"'nrr.''e"
The schedule committee vii! meet 'ht-
w"-k and aTrang" We Gates 81 ms winters
gatr"- HERE 80 30 b." only four clubs IA
The tOVrnhn."Ii 'hI- S"a-0H. New York A I
r"-""n' 4 Z - Sichola- : =. and Hncsr..
tIur NJ New oT: N" Wanderers HO' Sr {?
t.Ir. while -'.Ai rrma in.nR a frsfnbar 81 the
i"agu". vi NOT haze "a team IN tho 10,
Tn ,.Ir has always had more rr Jess
':"r'." -"cIring players. and last winter
-n.tl" iII'"r- WHO came from Al ada caused
p ."h ir"vUI" IN n" le'.gga on aC'O mt ~
their ''EghE"-- lh"s" players have gprD
iUm" and ~" CIIIb found I'-"lr w,fn"u'
men enough 10 iuNi." = team able "a pIAg
Nt'H ~" other teams ~ TIE Ieagy. - -
pr"blbl" 'IHi after ON" year ~ tho 10
another team will H." urglutIgd
h"pu"'h G"rriun and I.rui~ Il" Casanova
w"r" App0IHt"! = com rItif"r To- rev is.~ the.
rules s"NrrpinR 'hHnpiun-hip Games and
report at ~" nov meeting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

Gapr," SiD-spr. ~" veteran billiard
ii.,rr. 'vhp. b. -" Nt". b. prh"'i.ng 4"
rtn"' willie Hoppe 10 = match tor ~" T. !
b4'illn" billiard championship hI- moved
.upfyV' Fo~ many wears 10" be- had -
billiard a,ad''uN at ET' aIvaE NHs Twenty
-...uud street. " here. ~ ~" u"-t EuDNu
plnyer- amateur. and pTuf"--tH!n have.
pIIvrd ~ t.r.'s ~" stead" march mp
LJHE and ~" .l'' that no" ceiling Ti ui-
rooIu- foil ~ q I"w ."rE- age eau +'''l S'"--"n
- ipin ~" pTu'r -I'u Hnd las uIghI h."
"U.l"d ~ 80 dat" IiI,'urd rooms ~ 10"
'hird i'o,r ~ III" n',. 9ilrrr iuil'!in" On The
npT'N r"..f corner "i ~ 'nd'i. and lLiTty 70
firz' street Do 70 ar" fHsf.ff 'Is' u Is.
'ibl"s 'E"rr. .hi'F -h0.it p."g-" n" n'0rt
fI-tlFipu- Sly. On r',."."i bio y.aifrrz
y'-fnr,'ag HuI 49, the rushI-ia.'z ~ th"
'nm" w"r" pr"-..u' Il" wish him -u'crs- ~
his undertaking.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
WV rFiTHER ,ND F,R sY0y
Empire Poultry t.-Oriation 90 Come 10
Palace.

now feather. ftr md r"t show vii
u"gIu AT ~" Grand Central Pala'" newt
Friday ana k"eI gong uuth the. evening Of
] hiut~RiNt .g DI'. - many fat- with
long hI'r ana hort. With 'I!!- md fitIi..z
hH'" b""n entered that tn" sshibitioD -
destined 20 prov" - '"iin" biggest -hoN on
earth
lee id" chi" k"n- Rn"zc. ducks, 'uTkrvz
gIin"t fowl and villa fowl iLsrp VIII hs,
pigeons 81 many fancy breeds and sotI-.
bold pots n gr"l; 'ari"t from white rat
io - ~ Ftiup
Ia" show Organized bv tho Empirn
pDu'irv N--potattnn. ~ which tho ryEibi-
tom manager. Robert seaman. j. Ur"- j.
dent III" wee Er"-Id"rt~ are sinclair
smith. Brgokiyn. " u Icar-Geld. Wood
m"r" ! " Ysu"N Hollis and az Arnold
Babylon -, r"'afy treasurer. !. - Howell
VI leplI II"aT~Nsb j. rilr -hog's 4uIsrin-
riend"ut and II HHrt"Ombr 81 Va rtsdlie
wili -up"rInfrnd the pigeons n "
Bts"r. D"Ivls-'pu the pet -fOsk and MR.
&C. l. k"'' I.u Sew EO hrlI" the caIa 4
Iul' "aI V-itTDb u how TO bf'-'t. hDU-., lnd
roar p"rifrt HHl u" net lliPd lbs cornell
niN"T-itH WIN expert 10 captain and
'"' tHre uaHj .&a&& ,sMs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

Nhii~-p piece,
Whit - pay and Eia'e In tvp mo
SOLUTION 70 FRosLWN 80 90.
P-gktI. pap p. d., Q r. So
P-1k'a pHB BSP en-. e.
- 9K4. n Rs u Bs IN a.
P-DR1 R.-k O-kr. g.
soLvTIDS To PE5BIvN 80 ~
: -.HS. 3
Correct -"ltlnuS - both ihcS~ problem, received
from ID>"Vh Bradley RdgcwuOd. j \ Is
'ifuu"r. N"x u-~. solomon UorocUnw. Brook
tyr. " % TAlwnge Landing y
Correct solutions T-criN rt - No lU. from = ~
Chat f.~g. N"sv Nn-~ Wgr' You N-c Sew
IOrh hF. : 'n-iru>. At J'aEsc 81
Correct so.u'tpt.s rr".t.rs ~ 80 10 from
". 70 Rider. Ianhury g. nn Nin-r TrYWar rEr,
Brooki-u. = ' Mis- -. anderson. brook ~. = ! p
additional correct solution, To Nos. i"' auI 'g!
rcc"I. 81 from 'IwsT, e. harthnTn-. EHS.r.-oll L..
y.
CCREEaPDSpF"CF
~. y Rider. Danbury. Conn Have Forwarded
vo4r comm Ini"a''nn 20 EDITOR II - pblcfus for
SUs Headers
j Il Mar N Inform THE S,-N that he hsS beaten
" I. shaw 10 game IN THF ~'N's correspond o
enc. 20 Trry
Ins readers ace respect liy ASIcd not n send
an comm niC atiOus Intended for tho editor
~ Problems for >r'S Header mo rh@,.
editor N order 20 avoid delay vi commLnlCa
tons Intended for The thss- ifayrrS tprI@r-
should Toe Iiir-s-ed accordingly ami No Other
r"mHIrirH'lp' '1r AM - 'te other i-2arrmcaJs
% I'm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
Metropolitan cr,rk-,r-. Meet.

~ the s.'fli annual meeting of ~" Metro.
politan District Cricket League. held ~ 'h,.
Assembly ~ Brooklyn yesterday thu. rcpoft
~ J. r Kelly. the secretary and Treasurer
Wa T"nd HuI approved. D. Va darid.d
aiso " hold the annual smoking unur.rt
~ which ia" Rub and indiy dual prizes arc
- "" presented. uu Saturday evening
January ?, NEXT Members ~ ihs, H..n-G r, .
hurst 'rirk"t club hHy" planned To- make
\ prr-"n'ni ION oI testimonial IN the Sham.
dent lie " Hooper ia rrragt,ittn,, ~ N.
ss'TNi' to IN" club On the 0.,a-ton 81 the
c"lehrnt"h By him rs his siAyieth BIRTHDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

hlarf true rngsigh M. Irtyenf~i 'nr lnpieaA
pni iluniGg Z me Rt heat ne Jiarinx ~ tnr v
~ sanant 10 -onshlsr-'i agreeable either.
VI IN -pulbtna'ipu kt-an0. "a. ~ NM
e-S1 pgknt W nave b~rn considered hrr~
~ NhfA hti "a pr-y.ut ~ ~ In time II
thfra tone f''r tUs'inrr -. , kiA. -k1 - M
81. AZ
~ Ifkt ~ .n,i-ai black w"'ihi have Frpnsi
wf'h y Nh snd > Ks
o.. White. ~ yplr~r, cannot Nlfngl tn exchange
Qlic~nN. AS win = IN ~ 'h- game would b. iost
tie IN j.. however My nu' ~ tnr diincsly
t - ~ ~ Waite Nin, Siih ~. k'Nk'P,
PNN' = O'h IN. any ~ 9NHe "a-ani 0Sh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

ga The ' OIght Ia have gone TO ~ White
cannot get 'aurh Soy out Of the gain of q pawn for
very long
70, Thus b!nc. rcgaIns the last pawn with q
better game u ~ pNkt. Bxkt. 80 PxB. Q-Rs.
y ~. osh - lNO oh, kS0: y, RAP BKP.
sc follows
tr' surely much better would have been RIB
In order 20 get 'h- sing INTO play
~ " plays Ia II: white may probably be
a'i~ fn save he kRp
In rapid transit -opruament held at the
Manhattan Ihcs> Ilkb last week AIbepf
tohrn dlNIi"t IN" FIRST Pri lr with = ,. Mar
-hlll
In 4 team match on iivc boards with the
Tempt. th-ss Iluh Of brooklyn the DE
Witt Clinton n Ich school quintet was beaten
hN the HCoT" Or j. To "a. The summary
h'y - uf 60 mon. Tempt q. 4.
\I'uan Braadheah
= Lehman H. J Thomson
pngg-nbUTg Barker l
y Fngl" q Bschrr
= Nan MrrI = n Master o,
Totals - Totals az
rRpRIsm ~ jOl ny JEsPRRsES
E.a4E
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
THE CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
THE 0 tSkEg-J AVON SkI HtTrH
ET6iN " BERLIN.
La>Lrr Win. the tIra Game. while the
second sontr~i Ensi- In n Draw
RDtirwt Heats saiwr Mt l.odI
',Danianra AZ the Manhattan t'tnl,.

champion
AM, r,. tr,n.,-p,r.h m,t,inr. u .IanoN
a." 49,. re- .,,,,,,,, ,'.r ,n., ,,r,mr',,,r.
-hir Ut tn' world AT t"c k"rkih Palace.
Ilerln. uu election dA/. when the hampton
T'"t'h u" NJ -'.'. d" "u''" HA"''''
-c.urnr. IL d. e-,>- nrunI~r ,,n,mrr,.l
bv laupN-r shortly ttrrr m" pr-'u,ug
49,. ,..,.,,.,, III. I,,,..,.., .,,, -,
80 ,i"Clnr I'm 'ur ,'.1ud t1,rr m" rIr,-r1n
rx,,srt al, ,;-,u.f N.rt 4 90 au,i from, he
very -rarr rS,rs- n.,,am" ,,,rI,. nh,I, N"
mi'id" gam" stage was tull 81 M" 'u'~0
nd,p",r,;.c I'" ,'"' ,gn.. L.. L
pretty even. amt "n r"~'tup''"" e. i'AN th"
game Was ''TtNu ai"r iuriy 'Hr"" u,"N-'-
Tho de-nar,u ..II'.i ,ht- ru. end gam" stage
Nrns y,r,- ut..r,.f..., ian. .,r,. event, ,,,u-
va W. ."'' N.'~- 80. ~ Nv "
uu''e' ''E""E"''' ia '''"'"'"''"S "p'"
the match previous - the ur'+nutnr 81 play
IsiSior ,iuu-n,,rg the London r,,n-'"r AND
crit,. b,. inns ~ ,-,, .,h,ur .I,pnv-k,
.'r, -. . t,,,'r,- 90, ~,
of play. a gram d-, ,-u,na,ton na,"i on an
overwhelming -slF-rnutii.ur. winch may
always 10, relied ur,n - prn,Iu,.. interest
49, 49, ,. ..,,,, 'r', .i,.....,,I,
ing play 81 ~" '' ~, '"''1 Sni n"tsrd.y
per>-IeT,ns Hind W" ..,'r'."r' Mel"o'm"
of ,nre-,.,,r,,. p,,,.v',l r,r.,jfr., rn,re,.-
the ou'"nm" n'oN 90"
Louis Hon the chatrmtr 90 -" tournn-
man. ,.,.nr,'r,, " IN. u,.., ,.brsS t-lun
.nr,vr,,, ,l,,. ,r,. ,n,,,i ,,,,r,,,,,.Si,,
tournament wll' ~b'r'lv "a -'a-'ri - tar
RE-, re- ha az, r'I' r m, rr.InH'mi "n,'r' i"r
80 49,
rph. ANr'l ?. Mr. hh'rE. - - ~" mug,
Gu- koehl,r Phr lio."hurr, \ M,nkr-
n. We, -. "iI'
thai AMI pan.r' u N'-'"rh'r: Al m" game
mr., Srhn iul.i ~ SllI,s is,r-a,,n.
~
II. h,,,. ~, r,r .,,,,..r.., ,,.r,,,.,. ,,'
,la-.', nnI' 80 "a 'h'"r,i It ''.r",r ,".
second "iI mira '.i'' rit'"'@ Nm M
rh"S' are Dr- Fr'undIich. ami Gurmin,
s.-gr,arv S,rlne-c,r. I..hSl,i Nrr.ny
-, s,..,.,. -
MuN"In'' N.'r'n'''r' 81" XIV =, nam
S"huli'nfr'' and Fi~'h'- N'h'Td tourney
aiN.h r.1~-,s win al, he r.n.,.I Ta.r. a,.
,,,,.',,. 'r,, - 80, -, r.,.,.,,,,..
Frrudrnh"inn. F~ir IuIu aII ~trr.,
Ia. IA 4 ''.' ,r'A, Nnl'H2n
'""' ~ ~ ''"''' Of ,,' '"' w"
~" frsf priy,' and onto Ro"'hing nni " a.
Nnf,,- d.,idrl i'r, .-..,,-,I mad rh.rd rri,.-
T'a ,,.,,,.'..,.,,,. r.i.,, q, '.,Ir ,n... ,,i,,r
WI ri'N - MAJ ,nrI a''nl'n-i re- Manual
rJ'u ,.,,,,, ~ III, - - - I -,
~ The roy". ~ r." r." h"-- hub 'iur'ng
'hs "%nth yr% NE 'r"m. q, ,,I, hr
Nm" ION Il', ~ i.'- ~, VAR NlE
80 as, n' T.c..,a. ~, h. r,w,rhu,, ~ ~
ts-uuS . ruV programme Tor the s"a-on.
"N".t Tor every TUESDAY rft"rn"nn. the
W'h''F~ . ~ IN w 'Hp-' '"
arrhsr IN n'"-r.',nf series 81 mt he
'I' ~ 'i'''' No.. 80 - Nl' ut
:. - al ,"ht ~, I.l-',., 10y, lhFNrh
" t va, IVY" - Xxx ~. -, '',,, ~"
day TO ..ir, d nc or inter Ilh m l',hy'-.
~ @H Ley G r.-aat I ''f'". "i 4Ss r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

The attraction At tho National Sporting
luh Of America this week ~ a ten round
bout between Dixie kid. welter weight cham
pi"n. and Will" Lewis, now under the
hi"nt"rNhip "f Md Mccoy. They net az
ihi- club several months ago and Lewis
Who Wa ia poor shape. received an arts
tic beating
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-26
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH.
Rev. Kenneth A. Rerchef

Prayer meeting on Thursday, on &C
count of the Mission meetings COM
mencing Friday. The meetings win
be conducted in the following order:
Friday 1880 p M. the Sewing Society
of the church will have it's annual
auction. Saturday 7:45 P. NJ. Sun
day morning 10 o'clock
Open air meeting will be held in
the city park in the afternoon at 3
o'clock sharp. The Sunday school
children are requested to attend this
meeting. Two sermons will be de.
livered, one to the children and one
to the young people. In the even;
of cold Or rainy weather, the after
noon meeting will be held in the
church.
Evening meeting at 1880. We ex
tend our invitation to all in Warner
and vicinity who understand the Scan
dinavian language to participate.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-26
MISSION MEETINGS.

Friday, May q to 20, the congre-
cation will have it's annual mission
meetings. Revs, Werner Drotts, from
Viking, Moberg, from Crookston,
Werklund, from Donovan, and our
travelling missionary, Rev. Aug. Road
felt, will be present.
The meetings will be conducted in
the following order:
Friday evening at 1880 the Sewing
Society will have its auction sale.
= Saturday, 1880 P. M.
Sunday morning, 1880 o'clock
Sunday school, II noon.
Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock The
afternoon meeting may be held in the
city park.
Evening, 1880.
We extend an invitation to all who
understand the Scandinavian language
and mainly to the surrounding groups
Of Mission Friends In the country.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-26

Ed. Roley is reported quite low at
the home of his parents in Warren
ton. ..@ e
G. n. Morkassel returned from
Illinois this week with a party Of
prospective land buyers. @
Tennys Flake received q bran new
Buick automobile from his mother as
a graduation present last week. and
is the happiest boy in
the whole county.
During the rather cool weather Of
the past few, weeks. the wheat plant
has taken firm root and now that
warmer weather has set In win grow
so much the faster. With a good
root the plant Is IN shape TO resist
drought and other adverse conditions
later In It's career. Prospects thus far
are very good.
It pays to buy good clothes; but be
sure that you get good clothes when
You pay d good price. e It 10 q Hart,
schahner & Marx suit, ron have the
very best warranty IN the world, that
It IS the hest N quality, style and
81 that your money can buy. Why
take chances On other makes! Sold
Exclusively by ths Peoples st0fs
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-26
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE.
IT, Mfso 01oo pv,apsnr.

RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE.
To Miss Olga Hermanson:
Whereas it has pleased our Heaven
ly Father, in His divine wisdom, to
deprive our friend Miss Olga Herman
son Of her loving father, and as we
feel that hereby she has sustained a
great loss that cannot be restored, be
it
Resolved, that we, the graduating
class OF 1910 Of the Commercial De-
partment at North Star College, War
rem, Mimi, extend to her our deep
and heartfelt sympathy in her sad
bereavement, and, that we express our
hope that God in His mercy may con-
sole her in this great loss, with the
hope Of final reunion in Heaven
Resolved, that a copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to Miss Hermanson
and resolved further, that a copy of
these resolutions be inserted in the
Warren papers.
I. 49, +, CLASS OF 1910.
l.. c. E. Sjostrand,
J. P. Nelson,
Committee.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-26

nearu Irom n1m aSau yesterday, tnat
he was getting along well.
A large audience witnessed the per
Torrance of the biblical drama, The
Holy City, at the opera house last
night It was one of the strongest
and best plays ever given here, de-
plotting as it did scenes of intense
interest to all Christian people. At
ter seeing the play one is better able
to realize and appreciate these great
events. Clarence Bennett, the author
Of the play, appeared himself in the
roles Of John the Baptist and Judas
Iscarioth, aud his representation OF
the two characters was certainly
great.
Mission meetings have been held
this week in the Swedish Lutheran
congregations OF this pastorate. Ser
vices were held in this city on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, yester-
day in the Vega church, today at Al
varado, and tomorrow meetings viii
be held at Adams, N. D. The follow
ing pastors have been present: Rev.
Persenius, Of Grand Forks, Rev. Sand,
of ST Hilaire, Rev. Rosenthal, Of Ken
nedy. Rev. Lundgren, Of Hallock, Stu
dent Won Spira. Of Lancaster, Mr..
Dahlquist. worker on the mission
field and the local pastor Rev. CheI-
gren. s.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A. A. Myers. Pastor.
Inere Will be a memorial service
next Sunday morning with an address
by the pastor. The City Band will
be present and render selections Of
music suitable for the occasion.
In the evening the baccalaureate
sermon will be given at the opera
house.
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G. A. K. MEMORIAL SERVICE.

G. A. K. MEMORIAL SERVICE.
There will be memorial service
at the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock
The Rev. A. A. Myers will give an
address.
The City Band will render selec-
tons of music suitable for the occas-
sion. -
The public Is invited.
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What He sold.

One Of the witnesses In case IN
Dublin court was asked odd ron seu
Major Studdert horseY mo. soe."
IBID your father sell Major Studdert
q horseE mo. sor." Did your
Grandfather sell him Z horseT mo,
soF." well. then. did any member Of
your family sell Major studdert any-
thin1Y Yes, sor.' Who did, thenT
Il did sor." And what did you sell
Major StuddertT 81 sold him mare.
cor" The counsel ut down. and the
court roared-
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The Churches.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN
E. o. cheloren. Pastor.

Services viii be held in the Vegs
church next Sunday at II A. NJ.
In the Warren church at 8 P. NJ.
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n Politenesn Il Ike IN atr cushion
there's nothing % Il. but 4 easss IT,
Joints wonderfully.
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News

Up-to-date Millinery goods at the
Millinery Emporium.
ALI Odd Fellows are requested to
meet at their hall on Monday next, at
1880 A. NJ.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
Eneix on Wednesday afternoon. June
LIST.
J. N. Kirsch, of Crookston, was
passenger On today's local bound for
Argyle to visit relatives during the
day.
Two strong and healthy young men,
relatives of Peter K Forstad, who
lives southeast from here, arrived
from Norway last week
Beautiful new models in Shoes, OK
fords and Pumps, for women and for
misses of the celebrated make Of
Selby & Co. Buy your footwear Of
the Peoples Store.
Miss Ruth Abrahamson and Miss
Olga Buro, students at North Star left
saturday, the former for her home at
Buffalo Lake, Mimi, the latter for
Menomonie, Wis.
The Spaulding farm and the McCrea
base ball teams played a game of
ball last Sunday, which resulted in a
victory for the Spaulding farm boys
by a score Of to II.
There are thousands of yards Of
lovely summer goods of all kinds at
the Peoples Store, all bought with the
utmost care, selected for quality,
style and service. The prices are
right, We make this assertion as
though we knew it, and we do.
Clarence Bennett, the famous actor.
who played the leading roles in The
Holy City given at the opera house
last night, visited the High School
yesterday and delighted the pupils by
reciting several of his own original
compositions. The pupils greatly ap-
preciated the visit.
John Mortenson has sold his hotel
property to Victor Swanson, the pres
ent lessee. Mr. Mortenson and his
daughter. Miss Martha Mortenson, in
rs an fr1Y tn q
soon as the latter has finished her
term Of school at Oslo. They expect
to be gone a year or more.
W. L. Nelson and family, formerly
of this city, lately Of Argyle, have
moved to Cass Lake, Mimi, near
where Mr.. Nelson has taken home
stead. He has also bought gaso-
line launch that he will operate on
the lake for the accommodation OF
tourists and pleasure seekers at this
growing summer resort. Mrs. Nelson
it will be remembered, was formerly
Mrs. ]. P. Myhre.
W. r. Edwards has sold his paper
The Tracy Republican, which he has
edited and published with ability and
success for nearly a quarter of cen
tury, and retires permanently from the
newspaper field to live his remaining
years in well earned quietness and
peace. Mr.. Edwards was the editor
and publisher of the Sheaf for a few
years in the early eighties, and he
has many friends here who wish him
a long and serene evening of life.
Miss Inga Peterson, who during the
past year has been the teacher in Do.
nestle Economy at North Star Col
1ege, leaves this evening for Fargo
and Wil1mar, where she will visit
friends before going to Minneapolis
where she will attend the University