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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
@rpfcslor 8paailb ! Minneapolis?

ErpfeSior 8bggilo | W~tinneapolts?
Sfipnt &rofesior @eggilo, iom /
Mai Maone6 fomn1er til Mmerifo
paa en- Goreoragstol1r1e UNDER 9onif
Nmerifanff @elfabs 2e6elie, ner=
met tan bentes at fomme / 8ergrtng
me6 Sarmerne, i6et bon iom @rofes=,
ior / @eierilere beo Sen oonIte 2on6-
bobejifole / 81 ebenbapn er Specialiit
ct Sag, Ser iarligt an9aar Sarme-
re, finoes ser oog blan6ts bans Sore
6rogselm1,er flere, ser bar 8u6 til
8pbefolfning, iaalebes ON Melf
iom NGrin9smio6el, ON 2epertng al
@elf til Bperne> ON iuno Melf o.
:. b. Oct ,ptl0e berfpr nere / Dej
GraD pnifeligt, ON 6anife 6oreninger
9per1te iti6e pil0e iGtte fig / Sor=
bir0elie mes sen &omite, Ser orbrler
&rofesi orens Meiie, og bbiS M0resle
er 1850 50. gfortb She, Chicago,
ST., og fire Zig bans @eigg. Ser /
@inneapolis bar Sborbal6iem 2ogen
neo lat en- &ontite, ser ifal igge Cant
arbei6e me6 Sc an6re 6anife 6orenir-
ger for ON muligt at faa arrangeret
ct 6ore6rag fer / 8pen at &rofesior
Bgggil6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
minneapolis.
Neiolntipu.

ga 1borpallens 2ose Mo. As, 9.
.. g., bopbe SER Sorg SEN 6. Morts
1910 at mite Ell al fine 8reore, 8ro.
Ser &asmus 8. 2eegoaro, Ell at SO,
gems Glore % afbolbte Meolemner,
er oct berpe6 at 2ogen beiluttet:
at 2ogens Gbarter bliper brape:
ret for ct 3iosrum al 80 Gage; oa
CT set cnbi0ere beiluttet:
at 2ogen uotaler iin Spn1potbi
til Dor afoeoe 8robers efterlo6tt
@prn; og CT set enooioere beiluttet
at obenanfprte &eiolution bliDe1
inofgrt / 2ogens &rotofol, og Ell SEQ:
pi al famine bliper lenot til Dor al
oeoe 8robers @fterlobte.
&oa 2oge 45's @egne,
s. Yeterien, @reiioent.
$. 8linfenberg, Sefret9r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

Sborbalbien 2ose, .. .. g., meo-
6eler %, at 6rilten for 9e9nin9 til
9eltagelfe / @tifteliesfeiten pao 9o=
nia Soil 5. 8. Mpril uoleber s. 4.
@pril, oe set gieloer altloa at fac fit
Gdpn paa 2iiten itioe. M6gangetil
Soften bar Meolemmer at 8rooer-
og observation-disclosures me6 6ami>
Iier> og 8illetter faces boS &omi-
teens Meolemmer, 8re6rene 8. @ou=
eaarb, 1922 IA. Mpe: g., CIR. Be>
terien, 1924 ga1t Granflin Mbe.,
SIR. @lett, 2316 Hlpmn1tb Mbe., g.
Moierien, 1912 9},1siem Mpe., &. 81.
8eterien, 5000 2pnoole Mpe g., %
CIR. Gbriitianiem 3705 Sactiou
Mbe. q. 6. @nbni6ere faces BILLET
ter bos Sanitor pao 9ania @all.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

&ubil &jcritinc Murtenien, T. e.
re,tl en- ofgif peo 9eoen / iin 9otters
og Sbigcrlpns, Mr. og Mrs. 8. g.
Mnoerien, @iem, 1920 Is. Mpe. e..
/ Spnoog5 / Ell Ml6er al 76 Mar
Mrs. Mortcnlen bar fpot / Drum
Gonmorf; b11n bar gnfe pe %efterla
ser fig 8 @prn. &o1tor g. @oniel
bol6t 2i9talen / @iemmet igaor
bporfra 2iget fprtes til &o3elmoob
@finm., bpor set iorofeiteoes beo 81
oen at benoes Mono at &oitor S. 81
n1onlen. &oitor ~. e. Mn>reaien;
@l,ltrr CT en- 9otterootter al gan1l
Mrs. Morteni EN-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

&uniirmation oibolotes ii0lte Spn-
bog / ct. &e0ers 6anife lutberife
Strife. gn meget flor Sorlamling
operpereoe @l1ostjeneite1 og &onfir=
mationen. Sblgen0e 11nge Menne-
ifer blep foniirmere0c: 2illp Maggie
Beterien, Mette Marie Nielien, &ole
@lile Gbriltine Gbriltianler, @laro
Sngeborg &eterien, Singer Seu1i
Morguerite 2arien, 8ilbelm. @ar]
Jsie{i en, Mrtbur Gunil Gbriltianien oa
| Gbrelt ten Mlpin Gbriltenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
Tlppcfnuincren ira @bitc 8ear

TlDucfunitncrcn fra Mbttc Sear
Cafe. Sobn >. Sobnion 9l1ftifibs=
opfinocre,r pcs @bite @eor 2ofe, Ser
foretog Ell minore beloig Spltigning
meo lit forpprigt irroeles 9poe
9l1ftlfib ifior, er III, paa Set nGrrnelte
ieroie mco set npe 5fib, JONI ian
bpggct poa / lengere Sis. 9og pil
Der neppe finoe 1,ogen 0pitigning
Steo fpr ct Stpffe ben / Mpril, toct
ser er beltilt en- M ipecicl Motor til
Sfibet, cit 8 cylinders Maifine, Ser
fan 11opifle 40 @eites arefter og ful1
pejer 100 Yu1o, bpilfet CT oobbelt
ioo flor &raft iom bans forrige @a=
fine, lneoenS &Ggten er $50 &l1no
minore. 5elp nerer SSobn .. Sobn=
Jon en- uipigeltg silli6 til lit npt
2uftifib, o9 set er ser o9iaa ANDRE
ser gier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

Gn Sefferion=8anfct oil blipe az
bolot 5. 13. glpril al Stater,s 9en1o=
froter ente11 poo @pon eller t Mlot=
torium. Sobn 2ino % &o19res=
mano @amnnono pil hipe &opeoto=
lerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
Yapmcns MisiipmarD Mupememt

ofboloer Ell &onpentiort / ct. Saul
90, 81. og %. Mpril, neo bpilfen
2eilig6eo ser nil blipe ipgt banner
Ell Misiionsfomite al 2ngrnGno fra
Sc forifiellige &irfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

2pfpmotipfprcr &onnullp, Ser iom
on1tult poo ct anoet ,Steo fer / 9lo=
set blep ornbt / en Ser11boueulpffe
poo Greet Nortbcr1 2inien / Ner=
beoeu al Monticcllo, Dor hjenmcbp=
rrncc fer / 8pen og boeOe 7S7 @nf=
falo Street. @on ifl1lOc / n9l te
Maoneo paret gift me0 Mils MtilO<
res Edmonton, Ell 2rrerinbe / Souf
Gel1ter, Ser for nogle Tiger liocn bop=
&c traiagt Jig li1 Stilling peo SperlS
Sfoler for at gjpre 6orbereoelier
til &rpllupet. Set por @%eltenn1cl=
icn, at Connolly nour bn1 font til
ct. Saul mes set 5rr,1, iom fan
fprte pao Sen l1lpffelige &ejie, lflrloe
ppret rejlt til So1f Center for at
bente lin 8rub til ct. Saul, bpor' Sc
laa lfl1lOe fjpbt @ltsll0ltpr. 2iget al
bcn omfomne 2ofomotipfprer fom fer
til 8pen Mon0ag, omtrcrt iouutioig
nle0 at Mtls Edmonton onfom1, p9
bum fom ioalebes til at fplyc bom til
@ropen tltebet for til 9rl,oel fornlen.
9cn bcfjcmbtc banifc @iuliniit Nrcl
Sfubgaarb nreo Selifob er al $. 6.
Mn6erien 2oge SEQ: 81 al 9anlt
8ro6eriamfun6 engogeret til at aipe
Ell @oncert fer / 8pen Spnoog ser
276e Marts, ST. 2::3O @ftermio6oq
paa SSunior @ioneer @all. M6gone
so Gents. &rogram:
5onate i g major al @jGgren
@iis Mlice McGlung og @fopgooro
Concerto SEQ. Z al @eriot: 9fou.
gnarb.
Arie: uGarmeu" al 8i5et: MilS
MaD @ar1er.
Mepbiito SAILS al 2ii5t: Miis
Alice Mc@lung.
So Sofia of Gorelli, 1863, Me:
met of @occberini, 1748, 3apateo:
90 at Saraiate: @fopgaar6.
Marcbioneis Sans al 2emoire
Spmepe's Gang at &ierulf Sites
Merrp Morn al 8otlep: Mils Mat
@arner.
&omance, al Spenoien, 9erenaoe
at Scbnbert, 8iten, af SCHUBERT, Son.
tait ober en- irff Melooi, al @ieur.
temps: Gfopgaar6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

!SenrD &. Gge, eli tioligere pel
ficnot ct. Yorl Mor1o, Scr Orep Ell
@ognfobrif fer / @pen, or ofgooet
pco 1poen / Mimneopolis, bportil
ban flptteoc for ct Mors Si0 liocn,
"a ban Mep Sefrctrr for Stu0c=
hofcr Carriage So. San efterlo0er
Grfc % cit 5 Mor gonlmel 9otter.
Sclu b(cp ban ii Mor gan1mel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

&rpllnp. @anii,1e Marietta Sat-
leu, 0otter al Mels @anlen, 623
Murplano st., e%gtepicoes forrige
Snsoag Mftcn / SEN oonife ct. Ste
pbaus Strife til SSronf @ernaro Gral1=
nall ira @%l1rosfielo, q. 9uf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
Sat.

Mr. % Mrs. 2orien ienoer lin
biGrteIigIte 9af til ollie sc gooe Se'1=
ncr, iom bite Jig til oercS o%perrolfer<
Sc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Set bite
Tia Der, at Ger bar &en,1er og GLADE
Nluligter og ri bapoe ale Ell tornpje=
liz Mftcn. @nbper ipntes at bore
ltraolenbe &umsr, set CT nGiten tttc
til at nbtryffc, bporlcbes man fplcr,
noar MAJ, mpber alle Sc imilenoe
Nlniigter, iom mootog %, ga ri font
no al @ognen, iom be1teoc os fra
bort @ien1. Sg Sc imuffe @aper,
lom Sc gap os, bar 1,oget al SC melt
tilfrcosltillenbe Sc frnoe finoc for at
giere % rigtig glade. Set bite Jig
ogioo peb Spisningen, at Scr bar
eiort ct tint Stpffe Mrbeioc, "a III
tom inb % iaa Sc peloGffeoe @oroe,
Sc manage %npoelige 8lontiter og ocl1
apbc Moo og 0rifteparer al olle
&nlprcr, ioo Ser bar ingen ion be-
bppeoc at goa bl,19ria cllcr tprltig
bjem.
&i toffer ocn1, ipm gjoroe ioo me-
get Mrbeioe for Dor Stplo, pg Sat
til oellt, lpn1 toltc sc ptrnc SrO for
Us. 81 boober oy pnlfer, at III mao
lon1les mcb oisie &enncr @ong efter
@ol,g, iao nj tun foa 9cjli9bco til at
gjcn9iuloc, bpoo &c far giort for os.
@jrrtelig @iliclr til ollie fra
Mr. & MrS. 9arlen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

2posfalb. Otter lengerc Sios
Gpgoom al &rGit afgif Mrs, Nn1a
6reoeritlen, 1913 @%ooobrioge st., /
Jrcoogs pco Gpoen. Nfopoc bar
Meolem al Set 9onife Spltcri al1=
frur0 % blcp bcgropet unoer flor
9cltogaie fra Sen oonlfe @olgot6o
Strife, til bpilfen Menigbco afopoe
tilbprte. Holtor Spcbien forrcttcoe
peo @cgropelie ,r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

We'd Kjsb eiler Reparation a
Uhre beseg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 f. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
St. PAUL.

"st. Pau! nde7de" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

st Sobnion Tunb. S Sftober ifjor
blep ser neoiot en- &omtte meo Set
6ormoal at .tnoiamle en- itprre Gum,
life ODER $4,000, al bpilfen Ser
ifl.loe urges for @upernpr Sobn q.
Sobnions gnfe .iao lGnge bum lepeoe,
pg bercftcr ifl1lDe 6on0ets &enter
brtgcs til Stiftelie al ct SCHOLAR
ibip" pco Stots ltnipcrlitetet. S. 9.
2pncbL &ol1l Gotp, S. 6. @lr=
cbaro pg 6. 81. 6ornbom al ct.
Yonl, .. s. Meli on al Minneopolis
lant Splepb .. Cotton al 9ulutG
bleu Me0lenmcr al &omitecn. Gp11
far lu1 inoiomlet $4,000, pg So:
mitecn far I'LL meooelt Board o
Megcnts peo Stots llniperlitetet, a
oennc Sum itoar til Moootgbeo poo
oen 9%ctirgelie, ut Mrs. Sobnlaa foo'
Nl1otG9terae al oct ioo lel1ge bul
lepcr, ellcr til FUN giper Mffolo pa<
oelu, og at sc 0ereftcr gaor til l1ni
perlitetet til. set fpr nGpnte 9rl1g
Set pcntes, at fpr S10lomlingen cit
oeligt ofill1ttes, pil Ipnbet r1oo Sci
fprpcltc0e Stprrelie, 100000. So
octtc or noaet oil He1pgene life blip
%o11brogtc / noget rente69re11oe Sore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

S5curp George Sr., Spn al 0en be-
rpu1tc Spciolpfouol,, fpn1nler I 11o=
ito llge til Spillingbpcrnc for at boil
SC Ioreorog. 6prltfommenoe Spit
bo9 nil bon tolc / CONGREGATIONAL
firfeu puu @pllep Npe. % Moctl1b1''
strcet ON Nlftc1en pper gnrnet Ser
oeus 0rcmlfriot / iociol &etfrroig=
bco", og bclpicr 6oreora9et pco ets=
eu1pler ira fine %perionlige @rforilycr
ira 9anooiltriftenc / &uslono, grg=
lanr, 5pltlauo, Tranfrige % Sta:
lie,l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
9amif murifc @plgat1a &irfcs Nic=

9amif murifc 0ol9atba &irfcs DC
niebcb afboloer cit ielifobelig Cant
l1e11fon1lt Il &irfens l1n0crbMaing
Sprsoog Sen Z. Mprtl, ST. 8 Mften,
bportil ulle &en1er, lonn intercSlerer
Jig, pcnliglt %inobp0es. Son1me Mt=
ten bliper Sen iml,ffe uGuilt" bort
loooet, ionn CT ifienfet al Mrs. Mor=
tenlen, Mrs. Sermon, @rs. Sobnion
% Mrs. Mielien. &affe og Sage ler:
percs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

@raomcreoe 6armcre. &uo Sto=
tens Mgerbrugsitole / ct. Mntborp
Yarf fit 1OS unge MGu0 % &uiroer
liDjte Gns6ag %operratt 0eres 9tplo=
ma 1om @roouenter at Sfolen peo
Yrrlioent Cyrus Mortbrop al Stots
llniperjitetet, al bpilfen Snltitutlcn
Mgcrbrltgslfolen ct Ell Mfoelin9.
Operreftelien ifete peo cit 6eltligbeo
/ Sfo(ens Muoitorium> pe0 bDilfen CT
1ori amling pao {. 1000 Mennelfer,
hcltaaenoe al Sc unge ~9ono6rugs=
f%anoiooters" Sen1er og Slpgtninge,
par tillteoe. 81. Mortbrop og GIT
pernpr Gbcrbart bolot Saler til Stl1=
oenterne, og %. S. Spillmom bolot
en- Sole, / bpilfen ban fonrplimel1te
re6c Sfolens rpe 9cnn, Mr. @oo0s,
pg pnlfcoe boin pclfon1ll1en til Minz
11eiota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

@r, Sprscn 2arien % Smitrn,
III 6. 8elpeocre st., fu10e / Sirs=
bags feire 6eres Splpbrpll11p. S oe1t
N%nleoniug bop0e 9unife fer / 9pen
orrangeret ct Sberraifeliesgil0e for
Gplpbrl,oeporret / 5pnoags paa &iet=
cbcs Soil paa geltiioen. gn forneje=
: Zig @ftermiooag og Ifte11 t%ilbrogtes.
Splpbr1l0eparret operraftes ct l96er=
/ bctrl,ffet &orlor Got til @%rin0rtn9
! om Seite11. Nrra1rgementsfomitee11
for Soften beltoo al felgenbe Gamer
Mrs. 5onp Moolen, Mrs. Carl &os-
mus len, Wfrs. q. 6. Sobnjen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

2anif llnsoumsforenine al ct.
Eaml. ST.. Seren 9fosmusien gop
Sns0agen SEN is. Morts Ell ltr0er=
%boloning / ltngoomsforeningen, bpor-
for Meoct ogioo bar bel beiegt, og
Scr bar i1gen Ser blep if1,ffet / fine
Iorpentni1nger ON at bere noget go0t
og lerertgt.
@r. &osnus ien tolte ON 9unmorf
lom Nation, ont bborleoes 9anmorf
bopoe opfoltret itore Meno, iom 8il=
leobuggeren Sborpoloien og 9@pen.
tpr=Di9teren s.. 6. Mn6erien og
flere, bpis Napne .oe Mpete bor breot
Jig Ito oper bele geroen og bar bepet
Dor gtatton %betp6eligt poo &ulturens
og lloniflingens Smroo6e. s set
6ele bar set ct goot g%ennen1tpnft
Ioreorag, iom bar g. gusmusien
nGr0igt.
Mrs. 9jerre affon1pog,1ereoe 5on=
gen peo Eianoet, bporpe6 Sen fit ITO
get al Sen 6anife Claus oper lig.
Otter Meoet ipiltes ser See Cream
og Sage.
Meite Snsoog oil Ser blipe az
bolot ct 5oreorag poa engelif Conn
lt11goommen Mmerifa) al Scr. Greer
DIR al Slpenile Court, og &oltor
glerre og Srue biI gipe ct &or San-
&c og Muiif-@umre tiIbe6ite. Ser
btl btbe taget en- Gntre at 10 Gents.
Otter Mg6et en- Sningom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
st 9pbsfalb pco @asfurgiitning

vt SpOs1alD ucu Vuslplytl'"'"9
inotrof Mottcn til 6reoog lioltc ugc
/ Continental @ptel poa Sbiro 4
Siblep, ioct Ell ing Mol,o ira Toir=
ebilo, @is., Olaf 0lien, 6reoag Mor=
gen blcp frncen ouo | lit %nrelle, til
bpilfct ban bar blepe1 piit peo Mio=
notstio. %ereljet bar fulot al @aS'
% @asbonen bar piooaben. @a1'
bar pao &eile til Moro 9afota, bpor
ban ifuloe tiltreoe cit Hlaos poo Ell
Iorm. Ser CT ingen @rlrno til al
al,toge, at ban bar begaoet Selp=
moro, ianoipn4igpis bar bar, ble1'
@oslen MS l1oen at ll,fte for ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

Marstt0 le0et ct. Yanl Mt0el111gen.
Sc far 6egge np0t 5itlltb og Mn=
leelie / ollc &re0l e.
@ilicm til oanIfc &%irfcpcnncr / st.
SAUL.
Set barter pou Iprcl1 6per enelte
Sag
S lfuloc cj ltrnge for fltlogo0 Sag.
Get CT MallOen Ser bonfer;; jog fjcn0cr
bom grout,
fan toler ON Set, ser CT cpigt lan6t.
So 2pict set prlocr al @pigbeb
trent -
S ifnlle ci ltengp set uo fra ier1
Stem.
Set baner Ell @ei til sit Mennelfe=
bierte,
Sm ogiaa set font BERTH gjennen1
Emerte.
Ser ltrpmner Ell Gu / St6erne bel
Som 6looe11, Ser olorig pil fomme
igien.
Nu itrgmmer Sen mel(cm Sc blom=
ifrenoe Sfrenter,
Sg CONNER og &p1t SEN fig biit for.
benter.
De1 buffer ct lenligt % ittlle
vforbi",
SSmens sen fig ifp110er as paaoe Sti.
2oo life SEN faloe / @apet 0eruoe>
fpr &or S bor iot til sen ieilenoe
Sflt0e.
Nu ltoor oper 9p @pongeliets Sag,
Sen ipreoer fit @rp ont Ell CLINT
ren0e 6ag
Den ltaar iom en- Morgen, Ser bilier
meo Gang.
SDorf or er 6ens @ffo ei Sange for
Sang?
....... ..... =. ........
Soorfor er oens gffo Ell Sonse for
Gong?
S. g. Steenitrup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

6urinmnben v&ulmntccr" zDffieer.
&aptein Sbimotbp Murpbp, 2eoer at
sen lofale Mfoeling al &blumteers Of
Mmertca, bor pGret %foribun0en iioen
Manoog 9lftcn, og inc0 bam Ell Gum
paa $3.50, i9m Fan bopOe bos Jig,
oa JONI nogior0e Snotegterne beo
Gag" =9ogen 5. II. Morts. Sons
&ultru frpgter, at ban ct plpnoret og
6rGbt, % CIT al Organiiotioners
bpjere Gmrbeosmnn0 CT fon1met til
9pen for at leoc ltnocripgelien. 49,
litiet lpncs tilbpjeligt til at gipe bar1s
6pripin0en en- mere ligefrem 6or=
flarimg. &optejn Mltrpbp og bans
&ultrl, far / 10 9(ar peret fnpttet
/ til &olln1teers og far / oct 1iolte
slarsti0 leoet ct. SAUL Mfoelingen.
Sc far 6egge npot 5itlltb og sln=
lcelie / ollc &re0i e.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
CLOSING RECEPTION OF
 PROF. COLLINS CLASS

Prof. c. J. Collins, the well known Tnai faGh en for na tba eopered anns1 closing reception of his school of Masonic ahnet rempie I " "Wednesday M day eIening me May 4, and from all indications will prove one of the most enjoya b1e events <of social nature held in this city in years. Harvey's orchestra will provide music and the program ar ranged is sure to prove most enter taining. In addition to the pupils of Prof. Collins the reception will be open to the public and tickets may be obtained from the professor or at the door the night of the reception.
 There is every indication that the affair will prove most select and the program includes number of diver sions of a nature that is certain to be appreciated by those who have the good fortune to be numbered among the patrons of the event. Prof. Col lins' closing receptions are always most generously patronized and those who have attended in former years invariably look forward to the suc- ceeding one with much pleasure.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
STORM SWEEPS
 MICHIGAN LAKES
Lumber Laden Schooners Receive Rough Usage in Long BSgs1es With the
 Wind
lspeciaI from. United Press)

Chicago, April 25.|Lake Michigan, today continued scene of peril and distress Five boats which put out yesterday, linped back into port to- day after long battles with the wind Two Iumbe laden schooners from Northern Michigan, three days over due, were towed in today with their deck cargoes washed over board, crews worn out and hulls badly shaken and damaged.
 The lumber boats are the Grace M. SiIer, Captain Nels Olsen, and the Arendale, Captain Knute Nelson, which put out from Port Huron short ly before the blizzard struck and were buffeted for three days before tugs could reach them.
 ssWe were obliged to rig jury sails in order to keep the boats head to the wind, ,''@said Captain Olsen, of the Siler. 'eIt was the toughest three days ever experienced Ion the lakes and there were times when thought we were surely lost"
 The; barge Interlachen, the steam CTS Marion and w. B! Morley and the schooners Lead and Lutica were tow ed into port today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
ZEPPELIN
 AIRSHIP
 WRECKED
Pride of German Nation Snatche d From its Moorings by Fierce
 Gale.
WILL COST S125,OO0
 TO REPAIR DIRIGIBLE
Soldier Aboard on Guard Duty Was Probably Fatally Injured
Especial from United Press.)

1SpeC1al IfOn1 O14lCS0 GI0SS.I
 Berlin, April 25.-The big dirigible, Zeppelin II. pride of the German na- 4ion,< for whose construction a large popular fund was subscribed follow sng the disaster to the Zeppelin I, is almost a total wreck today following an involuntary ascent with one sol dier aboard.
 It will cost $125,o to repair the airship, or one half of the original cost. but official Germany is so over loved that 1t did not drift into hostlre hands and that it's secrets are st1ll safe that the seriousness. of the ac- cident has been discounted
 Zeppelin II was en route rom Homburg to Cologne and was forced No take to earth at Wielburg ow1n to a sudden storm. While the craft was anchored and presumably secure, the wind increased in violence and 8 herce gale smashed the ropes Before the ruardsmen could get to the Scenes the Zeppelin was drifting before the gale End soon passed out of sight
 After being in the air 20 minutes it came down with a crash, smashing fhe steel rails and frames. The sol- dier who had been on board on guard duty was probably fatally injured, gThe dfrigible will be removed at once to Cologne, for repairs.
 This is the second smash 1t has hast, when Count Zeppelin tried to take the car from Manzen, near Friedrfchshaven to Berlin. It reach ed Bitterdeld, nearly miles short of where the Emperor inspected it. Be- ing short of fuel it turned back and landed near Goefenberg to fill It's tanks It ran into tree and was few hours and the return trip was accomplished in safety.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
STONE
 HAS LAUGH ON
 THE REPUBLICANS
Especial from United Press )

Washington, April 25-ssThe food in vestfgation was planned to defend the tariff law Stone. Democrat, Mo.), making this charge. told the Senate today he rested his speech on the ut terances of the great triumvirate which has ruled the Senate for s'Lo! these many years.
 When speaking.'' he said, they speak always with one voice. It Is enough. When the investigation was decided on the Senator from Massa- chusetts Godge) made a speech try ing to prove the tariff guiltlesS for all participating in the crime of high said the committee would collect ma terial that Senators would use in the campaign The Senator from Rhode Island, (Aldrich) too, gave assurances that the tariff law was innocent"
 Stone then referred to A1drich and Hale leaving the Senate and said there were t.OminouS rumbIngs'' in the Bay State that Lodge might follow their example.
 eff that untoward event should oc- cur,'' he said, stOhi what would happen to our brethren on the other side? Would they be a flock wit4aout a shep- herd? Would the insurgent wolves, growing even more and more atroc- ious, rush in rampant and devour at will? Heaven only knows what will happen to our friends. the gentle again. Clearly there are evil days ahead for the G. O. P"
 Stone opposed the extra. appropria- and then said:
 Those who pose as the especially announced evangelists of the protec- tive system are simply solicitors to convince the unsuspecting and irnpa- tiently suffering public that whatever else is to blame. the blessed tariff is at least innocent of omense.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-25
NEW TORPEDO BOAT
 ON TRIAL TODAY
Government Gets Guarantee it Will be Immune From Small
 Guns of Battleships.
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SY
 Newport, R. T., April 25.-Two days trials of a new "sub-surface torpedo boat" which the government hopes will be entirely immune from the fire of small guns of battIeships, began The price the government is to pay it's builders, the Sub-Surface Torpedo Boat Company of New York, is ,$22,- 500 for each vessel of the type, pro- viding it does sixteen knots an hour. There is little doubt that it will do this, as in builders trials it has al- ready done s knots.
 The vessel being tried here today is 46 feet long and weighs about six tons It is designed to be carried on 9, batt1eship's deck and on arrival at the battle scene, is to have a cruising radius of 100 miles at 20 knots or 200 explosives are to be constantly sub merged, only steel coming tower showing above the water.
 Clarence l.. Burger, its inventor, to heoperated either as an ordinary tor pedo boat or to be aimed at a battle ship, deserted by it's crew and to act itself as a giant torpedo which, with 1000 pounds of gun cotton stored in it's bow, would, concussion, be amply able to sink any battleshtp ahoat.
 After the measured mile trials now in progress here there will be a run of from one to twelve hours to the open sea, maneuvering runs, and tests boats defensive and offensive weap- onS. The trial board before which the tests of the new boat are being made, is composed of Admiral Thom- as, Commanders Smith, Snowden and Sigsbee, and Naval Constructor Stock CT. $445,000 has been appropriated by Congress for the purchase of boats of this type if the tests prove satis- factory