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New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

nrnoses for the officers and men of the signal corps;
bt owing to the failure of Congress to provide funds,
nraccaV no progress has been made IN this most I'M
r,ortant adjunct to the art of war.
II hoped that Congress will see the necessity OF pro-
,;no in the immediate future sufficient money to
tblsh training school of military avlaos and OF pro-
I;dno both machines and operators. This establish
,ent should be located somewhere IN the w WeSt where
conditions of both and atmosphere are suitable
and at the same remote enough to make access d1f-
fclt for the crowds of curious people who frequently
endanger not only their lives but those OF the ava
TORS through their curiosity and at the same time tar
enough away TO preserve such secrecy as military neces
stv Sfttmes imposes. An ideal place tor this purpose
could be found on the Llano Estacado IN Western Texas
The first official record for mile flight in this country
was made by Glen H. Curtiss in the June Bug IN July,
1908 when he won THE Scientific American trophy.
In France aeroplaning had been taken up with en-
thusiasn and great progress made While no flight be-
fore the beginning of 1908 exceeded eight hundred and
fortvtwo wards Farnham before the close OF the year
covered twenty-five and half miles at Chalons and
Wilbur Wright on December Is at LIE Mans renamed IN
the air for one hour fiftyour minutes and twenty-five
seconds covering distance of sxty-one miles, world
record which he held for sometime.
Beginning of New Era
THE year 1909 will go down to Posterlty as the
beginning of in the art OF aviation ne
records made show an enormous advance IN lengths OF
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18

him again. A member of a little known branch I
the flying squirrel family, the flying squirrel of Eastern
Canada, he nearly foot in length, some Two
inches longer than the common flying squire iron
whom he differed also very sharply in color his -etlng
brown and gray being in marked contrast to he bur
and drab and pure white of his lesser but more famous
cousin Buff and white would have been so picuOus
livery in the brown Canadian forests, that his ances
New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
Beginning of a New Era

THE year 1909 will go down to Posterlty as tn the
L beginning of a new era in the art OF aviation The
records made show an advance IN lengths OF
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

Mo ioo Of 81 imo ieo 9@ngle, DC
lang "a banit iao Dc tpa cit 6onemels
oa ii Dent; Maren gift moe q 2ptp /
&c @nnne, b1 tpa iaa reo faa, at ot
llem Gelpel lfu to- Dem, men laa faa.
flaret q, ben6, te bum fiji it be r9o,
faa 81 toe Dem it iaa imo.
SSa, blpa goe ri %igrun0en bie 40
trawe Gtte, iejc Maren loa te fit,
JON ieier a, III ia oslo II ON it ri II
blplp prGmteret, Sin Sa1eie e 10 re,
40 min 8omie q 10 bluio, 40 a teffes
l1of 81 tit be befjeno, az 81 en- &rG=
mi, fao 81 gan11nel 0anif &rlgrer.
Nei is Moren Sc trotpe u rele it,
b>pes hi bob 6anoen tc Morbror, ian
ii, De maolfe Ia ie gpe, men Dc foe hi
10 it, oo oiefaa foe III lift, ao @are,1
lppe it ret tit.
Ser item.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

=. 6. Mnbcricn 2osc Mo. 81 al
Goulf @rpocri omfmb nil mpbc / Nf=
ten / sen uye @all, S,mior &ioncer
Sail, 9th og Grcbanuc Strs., bpor
oens f%rcmtioigc Mpocr bill blipe
bulot. Mcolcnu1cr bc0cs bcmGrfc,
at Mpbcrne afbploe5 I'LL lite % 3ote
6rcooa / Maoneocn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
wuostieneiter i st. Boul.

9anif @nbstjencitc. Sen oanite
ep. lutb. Na5aretb Menigbeo inobp-
Ser alle, lom fan forltaa oct 6onlfe
Sprog, til @uostieneite / &irfen poo
&i1rnet al @rotte og Murora Mpe.
bper Spnoae SCI. $50. Sen oan1fe
Salmcboe ofbenpttes, tag Den meo.
MtenigbeSens Erelt, g. 8ierre, moo
taeer &onfirmanoer / lit &iem, 665
@Ien6ole Mpe., bper 2groog Sormio=
6og &I. 10.
9anif.ep.. lntb. ct. Gtepbaus Stir.
te, &isrnet at 0rleons og Stepens
Street, @,16stieneite bper Senoo9
Sormiooag SCI. II. @snoagSffole
SCI. D. Stills Dlpisofer, Breit.
@ol9atba b%anif-norife epangeliifs
Menigbeb, Sbo,nas & Slice @treet,
inbbpoer ale 2anosmen6 til fine
Mpoer. 9onlf @uostieneite buer
Spn6og 6orm. ST. IL, Sbnoagsifo-
lie 81. 10. hinge Soils Mpoe 81
GAS gn., og eneelif @u6stieneite
&l. 8 bper Sgn6ag @ften.
ErGiten treffe5 bber Sag ira 81.
1-2 / &irfens STUDY.
&onftrmon0erne mgoer MI bDer
2er6oe fra 81. 3-5 @irfens Som
tor. l1n6erbisning paa @ngelif, og-
iaa poo Donif ON gnifes.
~GDnuhens norif epau9eliif luther
ifc Menigbcb, @jprnet at nniperlitp
% 8orf Mpe., bolDer @uostieneite
bper Sgn6ag Gormi6oog 81. 1890
og Mften ST. 7.45., spnoagsifole,1
mpocr ST. 8 6orm.
S &apellet pua @iprnet al &ea=
nep og Carl Strs. er Ser. Spn6ags,
ifole bper Spnoag gftermi6oag 81.
3 og @uostje11eite SCI. 7.3O Mften.
S @jebergs &olI, 874 @apne
Apenue, CT ser Senoogsifole bper
Spnoaa @fterm. ST. 3. = g. &.
&eql1e, Yoitor, $40 Capitol 8oule,
por6.
Bubstieneite i ben nprif.banife
gaptiit.airfe, $isrnet at Milforo
os @oo6brioee @treets, bper @sr.
Jag 81. 1890 Gormiooag % 7.30
Aften. al. $50 l~1ngoomsmsoe.
Den norft-oanfe 8apttltmenigbeos
l1ng6omsforening ms6er / fit 2otaIe
bber Sbn6ag SCI. $50 Gfterm., 81.
at MiEforo og @oo6brioee @ts:
Sang % Mufif at Il. s. Sangfor.
aIle @fanoinaber bierteIie bel.
TONNE.
9en norif=banfe Mctbuoiit, Strife,
&ibrnet at 8roaopap og 1915 ct,
afbol6er fine @uostieneiter iom fsI'
ger: Hreoifen Sbnbag GormiooaQ
@Ioffen 1890. Mften 7:45. l1nge
GoIfs Gpmortb 2iea: @bnoae aften
81. Gas, og ltterert Mp0e DC ire fpr-
tie Sirsoage i Maaneoen. 9pn-
nen1goe bber 0nsoag Mften 4l. 8.
S. 6. Sollefien, Haltor, $50 18th
Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

!. @nbcr og Micicn frifjcnbte. Yra.
lioenten for 9onrb Of MOermel1
Jranf s. <ber oQ Gr=Sberifi Mn-
ton Mieier1, Ser bar a1flageoe for at
babc iolgt berulenoe Driffe i 6eres
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ont Senoagen,
er blepne fienot life ifpl0ig" al SIT
rpen / CONNER s.. S. 8l1nns @ets-
lofale / Diitriftsretten. Set bar
Sefretgren for 2am enforcement
Sigo, &rofeslor gpe, og iamme 81,
gaes Hreii6ent, Or. 6. 50. Oonng.
iom bap6e reiit Mnflage imoo Sem,
ioet Sc paa Ell Sen0ag / Moi baboe
fiebt noget, ser falotes Malt / Sc ID
8pfeores 2ofaler, mcoens set / Sir.
feligbeoen par go0 iterft 9l, ser
blep lat for bent. G%rifien0elien for
Mnflagen par b%egrl1noet pao set Gi6-
nesbpr0, Ser UNDER Sage11 blep fprt
for, at Driffen life inoebolot mere
eno 1.56 psf. Mlfobol, og for at en-
Drif iful0e bore berllenoe maotte
Sen inoebol0e min0it 2 psf. 8rofes-
ior gpe bar efter at Sage,t Dor ilut-
tet erfleret, at alt set Malt, lom ban
bapoe analpieret, inoeboloer me1len1
q og 5 psf. ,.Mlfobol, % at noget
Malt, Der bar figbt ] De to 8%pfabres
8epprtntrger ii6lte 5enoa9, inoe-
bolot 4.8 pgt .sg .,z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
Dberit Treherief @mbolpb 8cl5,

Dberit Treherief @ubolpb 8cl5,
en- befie10t ct. saul 8apitaliit, t;o-
li9ere gier al &pm '@otel, opoe 6re-
bog Mften meget pll,bielig / 9apto=
10, 6la. 9on bar fpot / Ipiflono /
1888 og fom til Mmcrifa / 1874.
@an bar 81 oper 40 Mar gamn1el 90
flnoe life tole gngellf, men bar1
Hog Jig oog igjennem o9 fit Ani et=
telie peo ct fort 9ogblo0 / &bilaoel=
pbio iom Spipnsmon0 for Npisbl,-
oenc. @on lparebe Jig iaa mango
Eellge, at ban fll10e fjpbe Ell &e=
ltaltrant. S 0enne 6orrctning tjente
ban Jig $4,000 paa tire Mor og
fjpbte / 1878 ct @otel / Snoimo'A-
lis. S 1882 lolgte ban lit @otel Ser
% fom til ct. Saul, bpor ban fsrlt
orep Clarendon @otel, og | 1898
fipbte ban &pan @otcl, iom fan
giprbe til @pens finelte @otel. San
trof Zig til6agc / 1904 ogi far iioe,l
%tilbrogt &intrene / 1piflano ellcr i
6loribo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

@cnrp Sliun, eli @rcotr,ropfipber
fra &rinceton, Mim,., font iiolte ltgt
til ct. Hol14 for at fjp6e 8pGg. San
ltiitcoe 8eficnotifab meo Ell @ano,
iom pentcoe, at @olgalt piloe gipe
Battling" Mellon &rp9l peo 9fGpc=
fampen / California. Slion iotte
ollie fine &ergc paa l%1ofoloet poa
&elions SIDE, % 81 Melion tabtc,
oraf ban Jig inpoefl,lo al sGrgrelle.
| &elnltotet blcp cit Mnflogc for Grl.f=
fcnifob. Slion crflnrcbe Zig ifploia;
mel CONNER Ti11eboltt lpo bam Hip:
pc mes Ell Moporiel. 9on bopoc &c,
turhillet til Hrtnreton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

Marcel Sboucr. Smfrtng 30 am
! &c Gamer blep Sirsbag 5. %. Sch.
inobuot JON @iGiter til Miis @arg
Seniens Stem, 8ofer ct. @gres=
gielten por Miis Morietto 9onle11,
JON ifal ltaa 8ruo / en- ner Grem=
tio, % iom peo Mnle0ninge,t bleu
gl9Oelig o%perralfet mes en- rBarcel
Sbomer". Sc matrge fine @aper
fra Seninoer og @efien6te fra fjernt
os ngr par EN- 6 Notwithstanding
til r8rroen", bbis fremtioige Stem
bltber | &urosfielb, g. 0of. Set bar
Ell Iano Sberraifelie for Miis Sat-
len, iom opbt beb9get toffebe Sc til
lteoebGre1be for life alene Sc mango
! pnne @aper, bpormeb bun fan imDf=
fe lit ~fremtioige Stem, men oglaa
Be M9telie Sc bapoe .bepiit benoe.
Otter at Yra ienterne blep aabneoe
% feet al alle, blep &affe og Suncb
ierperet. @uirlanoer al &jerter %
&iGrligbeosguoen og 8lomiter-alt
rsot og bbi6t. - u6gior6e Gefora-
TONER; 4 reoe Sfierm-2ps itoo poa
8oroet. Otter l1ooeling al 6orfrif=
ninger bleo Ser Sang % Seq % Sc
mptligbeo. Saa reiite alle til oeres
Stem, bel forngjeoe og priienoe
gartinoen for Sen Ser6igbeb, bpor=
meo set lpffeoes benoe at 1noerboloe
iine @iaiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
Sc MaFeraDe.

so 1NH QQ MI Sllell lDu IL 10 u5|e
11n te sen bie faale Malfcrabe te &c
oanif 8roriamfuno bao lift 2a>poe
Mlptcn; a BOO. i9ronncn it rneb SIT
te .oa 60, 11rc,1 mi &ue11 blpp 10 be "a
pin oa PLAN moe iaa. le11g, 90 lomet
mo- baooe Jet ting 90 en- on, bpes a
barc bills traif mG; 40 te fit 90 bum
mn, lao got ct 5ebaoi, .te a tet fnap
q fiji la. ct go: free n1G, "a iaa l1om
a tie, faa @}orerl, ioeN bie nj. &1len,
bao jul beapnt 90. ifpo &c Stof us,
aa let moe bp, te bun bab arbeioet
babe Sect 90 9otp, i Sc fit fiomten
0atp, bare faa 90 10 pen 6aanewelS,
40 ga bun laa te Slut pitt me, bpa
bum boo lo,pet te NOS, vfaa mi &ue11
q temmelig que tee gpe ie @G,ure" ,
iaa begpnt a iiel aa .blpm / 2pit, az
en- lille 81 Gtte mo- hi poa Sci tie e
MdIfera0e.
"a hi laa TOM ino / Mo3art Sail,
bl1c II @ilo lfu ito, blplp hi benpiit
tc ao fipp maa Billette be Ell gren
0cluel, te oe baO fot fait MniGttels
sic, "a ga hi ba6 fot Sem, tpa be
1trufs en- one Tclpel tc SC pi1t nnS
op . q Crap, oo ban begpnt az IL
let te Maren, btuo Sc ITO lfu gig got
faa, NOT onr Sc, men bum begpnt laa=
gu "a blplp np0 lfit tepas, "a oo bum
ioo fifDm 90 cit ltome rp Detpel omel;
faa, laa ipa bum Ii be aa tom a Seje,
ga q bo6 nee ollie tot bir0 n1r in6,
al ga FUN en0le tom tc ie lief igjen
ia bun te Sc ipn Sc m9i .9emellfab
bum notpette, bab fat moe ao gDe ao
l1otrpffet ic mG, te Sc lpo NOT te ia
iap Sfrnf / galnlnel @ilbelm 9pf.
Men oo hi loa ma fon1n1c1r plpe
olo 6en SaaifrGffels, iaa ma Ut
ilptpel glaO be te III gift moe, fao DC
ma laan1eno nof otp Of Slotp 90 Il
pc, 0e tpa ing Yige / 8otpic GA
@fGno / Sfiprte, oa Sc tom 0em .!gott
l0 Dl lamnel. De pa Ell itaffelS
Man0 te Morcn bob iaa ont olpet
faa, ba ma blptpen lat in6 / CIT 9l=
tpn6, aa 81 git "a tappet gammel
81 n0 al BAN biele Mmtenen, ON
ban notpetie TOM IT'S ptp p Ipn6
igien Sc beo a it. Ga imellem Of
81 fin 9ragte ma Sc ct iGlle Men-
neif, tie De ilet i1gen ting cling bao
20 r0en bans boa Sfjot; a 9io Ell
lille 8emerfning ON bam te en- Col
sat te 6e gift be Glen otp me, 40 Jpn
ON Sc pa ct ma en- Joglemmels, 90
btpa Sc 50 fiji betD te ban ingen Ip>p
ba0 po, aa Soloaten %foatolb mp 81
te ban ifu f%oreitel $. CIR. Mnocrlcrl
sement0re ON aejierens nsi aleie,
az at Of oeln Sc sa flog, Sc ia II
bans pen Spp, al olo Sem oe a
BUM, 81 trowe tie ban foe ingen Cling
pc; ia oa ia a pin0e ct Il ban Doe
nos pc, imot a; ia Sc e faa 6e DO a
bum ioa Sens "a Sc pitt ie 10 osie,
faa oa 81 iaa TOM tie "a 0iel q &r9=
mic n6 Iaa fit bdm / SEN Boo Sfiot
itrafs len op DEM, al a tenfe mo- te
Dc ma faa 0e at e @o11rmite tpa flog
NOT te 90 Il te ban ba0 pen Gpmi pc,
oe g 10 oloti flog Jolf g foe oen en-
8eitilling.
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Sat!

Seq bringcr berpeo mini tog min
1amilies bpbtfpltc Sat til 9eaboer
% &enner, JONI paa cir lao 1tlp'1
Moaoe bite % 0eltagdlc % 9iGlp
n1oer sen itore l1lpffc, Scr ron1te
%, oa bort @iem % al Dor @icr'oon'
5. IS. Jcbrl,ar blcp poclagt pco 81
bcbrano.
2iaclcoes bringcr hi CIT biGrtcliA
1of til Dunifc Spniteriamfuno oa
til 9robcriamflmoct for SC b%ctpoellgt
Yen9cgapcr, iom be ienote os.
Set ajpr aoot / tllnae Gagr at fplt
2onosmenos tjGrliec 9clta9elie,
ioa n,cgct mere / oettc Silfeloe; 81
III ltoor l,oeufor SC ,1rpnte Torcni,,
ger, CT Ser iao megct mere @rlm>
til at paoitipmne oonite @e'1os oq
&pinocrs @pnc til at fap1e blot.
9ilp Gale 5. 81. Sch. 1910.
0eurifY g. SsSSucpb eli.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

lllopliat sGateifab. CONNER @lu1
erflareoc Monoag / 9iltriftsrctten,
at Soa Sberg life bopoc ifaffct til
ltrrfteliee @epiier for, at bun bar
aibpoe 81. 9opib @ernmu 2anoos
loplige @ultr,1. Or. 2o1roo eftcrloo
Jig $4,000. @fiis 0berg faor ill.,
gen Gel al Mrpen % oemmcs oes=
uocn til ut betale Sogsomfoltnin=
eerne $355.55. @iis Sberg og Or.
9anoo blep .ifelge ben0es &aoitno
pict / @omburg; n1en ifplge. &ettens
&ienoelie par @iftermaalet lite lob,
ligt / Gpiflano og oerfor beller iffe
Sc fSorenc0e Stater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
90 mere DE 11porr
Quaker Oats
|neItn hRnre nil DE-
res$nnhhen nnre.
4rnkttlkr CHS
|~pPrtntenter mPn
|4nrutsmunn nj
Her., at @nuker
|0u s er nel1 fGr-
|lte &rnftktlpe.

M%urt9mcitern selefun So. bor
reoiat 8riin paa 5elefon<Nbonne>
u1cnt fra 81 till Sc for T%orretnings>
tclefoner % fra So til $3.50 for
@ustelefomer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
est. Paul Tdeude" removed to Room
POI Court Block.
We'd Kjeb eller Reparation al
Uhre besog den velkjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E.. 9TH St.
St. Paul.

6urcnimsea r6aabet" bor bcilnt-
tct at flpttc fra Saio Sail til DOB
6ellou @oll, 81. 5tb og @obaiba,
% oil for 6remtioeat nsoc 2ocn %
4oe 9sroag / Moancocm. Set fprltc
Mpoe / oc1 ,,pe Sail pil oltloo blipe
9proag slften sen IL. Morts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

Mrtbnr 3. 9relu, YrGlioent 1or
sen / Sanuar 1908 %fallereoe 9am=
line 8mf, ser er iopmt en- Straf al
9 N(or / 5tilltpater 6e,19llel for al
bope moota9et Yerge til S10ifuo
9anfen efter at ban nioite, at Ser
bar iniolpent, men bar faaet @fio:
ningen uoiat for at isge at foa ga:
gen appelleret, bar mi iaaet tilitaae1
np Erppelle At Sogen al StotenS
@pjelteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

uGDrms Mortbrup Me,mprial Snilb=
ing" bliper Map1ret poo Ell 8pgning,
Ser pil bltpe opfprt paa llniperlitets>
@runoen iom ct Miuoe ON Hreli<
sent @pras 9%eortbrup, buiS Afgong
lom @reiioent for 2nreanitalten er
,1rr foreltaoenoe. Sn0iamlingen at
Sc $250,00O, lom 0pfprclien pil TO-
ite, CT / fulo Gang % far funoet
BARN Gililntning / alle 0ele af Sta=
ten, ogioo uoerfor be,1nes @renoier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

sansforeninsen r2ania". Glen
life set ltore 9al, iom ofboloe5 al
Sangforeningen r9ania" of ct
Saul roa &aio Sail 2proog Aftem 8
5. Morts. Ser garantcres Geltoger:
ne Ell 1,on1erfet Mfte1, og aomitcc,
bar. ,iprget. for, at ale fon more fiji
paa Sent fortrufteligitc Maaoe. Gar.
Nnoericrs 0rfeiter lepercr @niifc'
for 0em, iom pnife at ipinge Jig
Ganicn, og Mrrongementcr err trltf
tic ior Sem, iom' lite oprfcr ocn rol'
aumlt. Ior oonicnoe iaaoel iom life
0onicnbe finoes ct pclbelot 8oro
bpor man fan itprte Jig og jamie
&rnfter til fornpeoe Maltrcngelier.
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st. PAUL.

st. PAUL.
est. Paul Tdeude" removed to Room
POI Court Block.
We'd Kjeb eller Reparation at
Uhrc bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH ST..
St. Paul.
Turcninecm r@aabet" bar 'bcilrt=
tct at ilpttc fra &oio Sail til DOB
Iellom &oll, 81. 5tb % 8abalba,
% oil for 6remtioea, mpoc 2oen %
4oe 9sroag / Moancoelr. Set fprlte
Mpoe / bcn l1yc Sail pil oltloo blipe
2proog Mften sen IL. Morts.
-. 6. Mnocricn 2ose Mu. 81 al
Goujf @rpocri Jam flunD nil mpoc / Mt=
ten / sen npe Sail, Sunior &ionecr
Sail, 9th og Grcbanuc Strs., bpor
oens iremtioigc @poer bill blipe
bolot. Mcolcnmer bcocs bcn1rrfc,
at Mpocrne afboloe5 I'LL lite % 3ota
6rcoog / Maoneocn.
Sanfuro u. Murgan, ct &ione
grltatningslpgsmaal moo ct. @onl
@os Sight Company, blcp ing / &etS,
lalen Mauong Miooog pg opoe otter
fou Min1tters Sorleb. 9cplttp She;
riff q. ". SSaeoblon lagoe Merft
til, at Manoen tilipnelaoenoe jon
% 1if ben for at pGtfe bunn, n1el
opoo1eoc, at Fan bar 0po.
2nrt Tlcif, S Manoogs. iottl
Nriiermc paa lepelloe Sp1n cir Hc
foro / Spo ct. SAUL, ioet 8 Spin
ser / @jennemiuit peieoe 315 El1n>
pr. Stf., lolgtcs for $10.10 pr. 100
&u>1o. Sioltc ltge bar Sen bsje1t'
Yris, ser opuaoebes poa SDo ct
Saul Marfeoet 1910. 9agen:
@icnuen1inttspris for lepenoe Soi1
bar iamme 0ag 1886.
&en. Heter &eteriun, oe,1 befienot'
&relt peo 6irlt 21,tberan Gb1.rcb be1
/ @pen, cr blcpen foloct til at oper
togc gnbeoet JONI YrGit for 3ion Ut
tberife Strife / &oct Sslano, ST., u
al Sc itprite og rigelte %lutberife Sir
fer / &etltaterne. &ocfforo, ST., CT
lom betjcnot ct al . rGnopl,nftcrn'
for 2ltbcra,lismen Der / 2anoet. Sc
itprelicn for 6irit 9atbcran Gb11rcl
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Madison, Wis.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-09-14
A Motley Musical Party.

A young hostess gave this very orig
inal party, which was such success
that 1t has been the talk of the town
ever since. She invited her guests to
come, each bringing a musical instru-
ment and dressed in costume to
match. She wore a Grecian costume
Of pure white, with her hair in Psyche
knot with gold bands and she carried
either. The other young girl in the
family dressed as a darkey with the
gayest kind of costume; she was
accompanied by her best boy, who
was.a. giddy young colored swain, and
they carried banjo and guitar. Then
there was an Italian beggar girl with
accordeon, a Spanish gypsy with her
tambourine, a Scotch lad and lassie
with bagpipes, dear little Dutch
couple in real wooden shoes with
flutes, and three chums went as ltal-
ian street players with harp, violins,
etc. The best Of all was when a man
with hand organ and monkey ap-
peared. One of the men had hired him
for the occasion. OF course he only
stayed few moments, but went away
with the monkeys pockets filed with
coppers and a good lunch in a basket
The ices were served in shape of mu-
sical instruments and the favors were
all candy boxes in the same shape,
filed with delicious small bon-bons
The hostess awarded prizes for the
different costumes. which were judged
by older members Of the family who
surveyed the guests as they passed in
line before them. The father Of
the house remarked that he had nev.
er enjoyed musical medley more.
MADAME MERRI
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-09-14
One Record Made bv Women.

Through the activity of women, in
the anti-tuberculosis campaign, sana-
toria and hospitals for the treatment
Of tuberculosis have been erected;
travelling Libraries have been circu-
lated, posters, circulars and other
kinds of literature have been distrib-
uted to the number of millions Of
pieces, thousands Of lectures have
been given, large sums Of money have
been secured, hundreds of needy cases
have been helped; tuberculosis work
has been started in many communi-
ties where no movement had existed;
and millions of women have learned
the dangers and methods Of preven-
tion of tuberculosis. The work Of the
women extends from the drawing-room
of the rich to the homes of the poor,
and embraces all classes, including the
factory girl and millionaire. During
the coming year special campaign Of
lectures to women will be carried on
In all parts Of the United States.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-09-14
A septemher Luncheon.

This is such a glorious month! One
feels that it is just good to be alive,
and to be permitted to help others
plan for happy times is certainly a
delight and privilege much appre-
ciated by the editor of this depart
ment. l am asked to give again this
lovely luncheon and put it in early so
that all those who may entertain soon
may have it. quote entire
"a hostess who returned from a
summer abroad gave this pretty af-
fair. the place cards bearing this ap-
propriate verse:
oh. Sweet September. thy first breezes
bring
Tho dry leafs rustic and the squirrels
laughter,
The cool fresh air whence health and
vigor spring,
And promise of exceeding Joy hereafter.
"The cards were decorated with a
tracery in gold, studded with blue
dots, supposed to be sapphires, the
birth stone for this month. The ia.
BILE was bare. with wonderful set of
piuo uoiiiSs anu uItiDieCe uOuo ny
the Russian peasant women. Black
eyed Susans, now in their prime, were
the only flowers in evidence and they
fairly made the rooms blaze with gor-
geous colorings- ngs-'concentrated sun
shine some one has aptly called
them.
"The piece de resistance was what
the hostess called scrapple and was SO
delicious she had to give the recipe,
which follows: One pound of round
steak, one pound Of fresh pork, put
through the chopper. boiled until done
and enough water left to take up corn
meal to the mush consistency. Mold
In pan over night. Slice thin, dip
In cornmeal and fry in hot lard or
bacon grease. The platter was gar
nished with parsley and deviled eggs.
Then there were escalloped toma-
toes and green peppers in ramakin,
and individual peach shortcake was
the dessert.
A novel feature was that four guests
out Of the eight were born in Septem-
ber"