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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
THE CABINET

From the Tribune Bureau.l
Washington May 25.-The secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Meyer gave dinner
dance at the Manor, a historic place al
Randle Highlands. near Washington TO-
night Their guests included Young people
from diplomatic. resident and official So
ciety.
The Attorney General and Mrs. wicker
sham will open their home, Marshneld' az
Cedarhurst. Long Island, on June MIS-
Wickersham and her daughter Miss Con-
stance Wickersham, will remain there tot
the summer The Attorney Generai VIII
make frequent trips to Cedarhnrs' uh'i'
he can take his summer vacation.
Mrs. Nagel joined the Secretary oil ON
merce and Labor in Atlantic city to-day
They will remain there until the first OF the
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wholesale breeding place for Mes ana
therefore for typhoid and cholera.

wholesale breeding pace io' ''' ~
therefore for typhoid and cholera
Representative and Senator-eIect foo-
ert F. Broussard, of Louisiana has been
greatly embarrassed by round robiil'
signed by various members OF tho
Louisiana Legislature urging him no;
10 seek a reelection next fall as a Rep
resentative in Congress. The Senatorial
term for which Mr. Broussard was
chosen does not begin until March T.
1919. but the protesting members OF the
LEGISLATURE think that If he runs again
for the lower house he will subject him.
self TO the charge Of dual of1ceholdlng
or officeseeking In a similar situation
John Sharp Williams, of Mississippi, re-
tired from the House and spent two
years in private life. Evidently that
abstemious example impressed itself
deeply upon the imaginations Of those
Louisiana politicians who are ipprehen-
sive that there will not he enough good
things left in the political pantry to &c
all the way around.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Tuxedo Park. May 25SCottages are nov
being occupied rapidly and June pronis ',
70 he gay. The entertainment conil''''.,
has arranged a series OF informal u'" -,
10 he held on Saturdays. with music IL 20.
afternoon at the clubhouse. Inc en'' :,
tainer this week will he Ga'tz HocAe''
the Plaza Hotel, New York. -,
The horse show to be held early "'1'
month is attracting unusual attehuO" a..
pecially among the younger set ]" ms
ton TO the sadders. hunters, pony ta"C. /,
tours and draft horses there VIII Ca.
trotting and pacing class each gay .,a.
tries will close on June with P!ef'e Avn.
lard ir.. secretary The executive s
mittee includes Theodore Frelins"ui,rt
president: George Griswold' Vlce-p'''
and w NJ. V. Hoffman. treasurer NJ
The invitation golf tournament give N,
tbe Tuxedo Golf Club will open % IN.
Tuxedo links on Memorial Day sn' .,,ry
tinue over Sunday. There is iaIs'
list c. S. Lee is secretary. ar.
NJ and Mrs. G. Maurice Hecksche' M,
rived at the club to-day in theIr aU''
with a party for over sunday. .rtsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hunter Dro"" 10
tanned at the club on Friday A LIS We
guests were Mrs Francis Han, M w,tc.
Cormick Miss woolworth ana S,'S' d,nus
Among those who entertained AZ Mrs c.
at the club tonight were Mr. anu M NJ sua
Lee Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Wells anu -
Mrs. L. S. Morris. ..,nsd Isdy
George W. Van Nest entar'an satur-
Hay. of Scotland, at the CLUB 0'''
day. -, .,tartained
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Field en' e. sIoats'
house party at their house !"
burg, ~ y. .-,,.k r., base
MIR. and Mrs. Charles HitcheoeS ~, me- sun.
arrived at the Stokes cottage lo' n. Rhspi
mer. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles ~
are in the Condor house.
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hard coal monopoly New York may pe
reluctantly compelled to turn 10 'ne
cheaper substitute and say eoodD! "
one of the attractions or lie heie -, =
extortionate prices have put beyonu Tue
community's reach.
The advance in hard coal rates i 'huS
a double blow at the New Yorker III
come and health. Is the city going 10
submit to decree whlch wiz '"NI
millions out of its pockets annually ana
NAV result in the repeal Of the anti
smoke laws and the introduction OF
new era of SCOT and smut!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Jefferson Davis and John G. Brecken-
ridge Are Indicted for High Treason is
the headline of a clipping from a news
paper OF May q, 1865, which hangs I'M
der glass in the office of a New York
lawyer. Framed with it IS another clip
ping, dated two days later. which reads
"Pardoned. President Johnson issues am
nesty proclamation. Repentant rebels
except officers named-may take the pre-
scribed oath of allegiance" The two
scraps were sent by his father to the pres
ent owner. with this note we fight, we
conquer and we forgive" This line is also
part of the treasured souvenir, which
will be forty-seven years old tomorrow.
The public wants play with punch
in H." said the manager who advocates
vigorous effects.
"All right" replied his leading actor
Wen give 'em Ten Nights in Bar
room Washington Star.
THE POOR CONSUMER.
Let US let up a while on condemning
The men who control our trade
And put on a price
That will more than suffice
For any concession that's made.
They do it, Of course. for that's human.
And the poor consumer must pay,
But the big ones OF wealth
Don't work for their health
And they tx things the easiest way.
Let us jump on the poor consumers
Who tamely submit to be whacked,
Though they know that they could
Much more than make good
,H.t. only. u.ouII IN and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
[From the TrIbune Bureau. J

Washington, May 25.-Miss Taft went 10
Annapolis this morning. to remain at ti'
Academy until Monday, with Lieutenah'
Commander Roscoe Carlyle Bulmer aho
Mrs Bulmer.
Miss Taft's host and hostess entertainer
at dinner for her tonight. and Will again
entertain for her tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
COAL PRICES.

From The Boston Globe.
II is figured In New York that an increase OF
% cents a ton in the retail price OF coal means
an additional yearly cost to the public OF SIS
900 900. OF which 100000 will pay the ad-
vance In the miners wages and Sl2 600 will
be clear profit to the operators Is II any won
der that tho socialists urge government owner
shin of tho coal minesY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

The House of Representatives has run
into debt for housekeeping supplies. IL
has spent more money than it appropri-
ated last year for its own domestic uses,
and will have to resort 10 legislation to
make good the deficit. Nobody VIII
sympathize with the popular branch OF
Congress in its present plight. 1t has
done its best not only to go broke"
itself but to raid the Treasury and to
keep the country broke"
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Nflu Dork Tribune:
SUNDAY. MAY 2G, 1872.

O,cned and published daily W me
Tribune Association, a NcW YORK. coFpo,
ration: Ogdcn II. REID. President; C0Hde
Hdmlin. SccrctdyB; James IL. BdIIe"'
Treasurer. address. Tribune BuilaM0'
No. l54 Nassau street. Net0 YORK..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

Seattle DEGREES that no flag shall De
carried in a public parade save that Of
some recognized nation. and that the
Stars and Stripes. at least "a by SO
inches in size, must be carried at the
head of every procession. The latter, at
least is a regulation to which no loyal
American should object.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

The licensing Of cats is urged by =
Boston reformer particularly the Choir
listers OF the back fence. But who IS
going TO determine the ownership Of ;he
miscellaneous and vagarious creatures
and TO take census Of them by the
light of the moon?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

The advice of a New York health IN
spector TO the people Of Tackensack,
n. j.. to abate the disgraccfa! and ,iaa-
gerous nuisance Of the garbage dump on
their meadows might well be given to
many another suburban town which.
through sheer shiftlessness, maintains q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
DEAL KEYSTONE TO ROOSEVELT.

Brooklyn. May a, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

Other sporting a1a..s arranged for Long
leland within the next three weeks are the
dog show at Mlneola on Tuesday and
wednesday of next week. under the au-
spices OF the Ladies' Kennel Association;
two meets of the United Hunts and Steeple-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

The Rockaway Hunting Club will hold ar
invitation tennis tournament at Cedarhurst
ON Thursday and following days. Among
those who will participate are Gustave f
Touchard. Karl Behr II. II, Hackett' Theo'
dore Roosevelt Pel. Raymond ID. Little
and Robert lie Il,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

[9r. @osie pil babe oplepet al
brig, at @rl1notpig po11ore6e ON t
&irfe,1, albrig, at nogen at Men1g=.
be6en bprfebe bom paa taabclige,
Sanotiferes Sis.
Gor mig ltoor ST.. @osieS @fil=
bring lom Sournaliltpianf al en- ioo.
on0Qrtet 9latltr, at Sen life ber haoe
Sob at posiere.
0g jeg ipgrger oa: gr Ser life
mellem ,@piifoleblaoet"s 2eiere cit
eIIer flere al @run0tpigs gamle
Silbprere, ser bill pere meo at
proteitcre? ST.. @osie fan bore Ell
/ set bele nof iao peliet @iplt pan
6an1fe Smroaoer, men fommer bar
berino og pil belemre os meo bum
2egen0c0annc1ie, ifal og mao bar
bi les al, in6e11 Set bliper for lent.
&iies al, frnftigere ems ieg 1om enc:
Manb fan gjgre Set"
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Gfterlbsning.

Mnno @atbrine 2ariem +. gnber-
len, iibif' fien6te M6resie: @or "a,
SII.
Maren Sobnien og 8irgitte Sobn=
ion, begge foot Mn6erlen og Sditre
til obennnbme. - gn Mrp benter
.6isie Sgifenbe / Danmnrf.
@briltoffer &anslunb 2orien,
ii6it fien6te M6resie: 721 MarqueHe
'Gt., @ocine, @is., I. Is. Sanuo1
1888.
9fie1s Gbri1tion 2orfen, +. ST.
Morts 1888.
Grit @ilbelm 2arien, +. Is. Sum
1890. - 8rp6re. @gges / Mnleb.
ming al en- @rbeiag.
Olaf Sobonneien, ii61t fien6t'
M6resie: 1918 S st., Superior
|(5tatens Nabn life opgipet). Som
til Mmerifa 1907.
Mulige OplDsninger ON 6isie ST
teri9gte be6es tilltillet Set fgl. 6an
ife &oniulat, 1854 IS. &an6olpl
j6t., Cor. Ga Solle ST., @bicogo
eeslI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

tiet paa, at ser bur6e opittlleS en-
felpita1poig Nenltreli1te, ga Sor'
Observation-Disclosures fom mco lter=
re Muligbe0er for Serlilter. Bao=
benne ifilte Min0retallet Jig III
u6en 6og nogenlinoe felt at glen.
nemfere programmed ON SEN rene
|@nrlilte; peb &alget / 1909 ltptteoe
0enne EXPERIMENTATION, iom befien6t,
Site 8, paa bbilfen 6rf. 8lom
blep polgt, og be6 &olget MI |
STARTS gift Sen iammen me6 BET nof
%tionale 6remlfriotsforbrno ON 2iite
g, bpis 5fjebne 10 bleb iaa front
lom m11ligt.
On Sit fonot Sen ierlige Gplit=
telie inbenfor set fi6benbabnife @en=
fire Mnring pes @plittelien in6enfor
@en1tre 2an6e oper angoaenoe 6or=
iparsioger1; ga imi61ertib 6oribarS=
ltri6en burtig blep bilagt og af1e1t
al ftl6 Sorltoaelie og goot @amar~
bei6e, par Ser / @irfeligbe6en life
1nnger nogct bolobort @runolog
for 0prettellen al ct politilf @fel
melIem Observation-Disclosures / So
b%ebitaoen; set fun6e fun pirfe ifo=
oeligt bao6e 116obttl og inbaottl;
u0a6til pe6 at Ia6e en- Delingslinie
beitoo, fom life mere baboe proftiif
BetD6ning og 6erfor f1n f1noe bir>
fe forbirren6e, in6obtil beb at ite-
Sc o61fillige &en1trempnb bort, iom
lite bilbe be6fien6e fig ct belt Ters
fire / &ipbenbopn, mar mon operalt
/ 2on6et fun fien6er ct iamlet Se11s
fire.
Ierfor er Gommenil 1tninge1
fommet iom ct l1otrpf for i1rno po~
Iitiif 6ornuft og bill al begge De
bi6tiI ftriben6e, Starter blipe felt
Iom sen eneite noturlige 90 tilfreos'
1tiIlen6e Sr6ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
@bmunb @osie % @rnnbtpig. :

St1ltgere MettOr S1g11rO M1llel
ifripcr / u@pjitoleblabet":
Den engelife Sorfatter @omuno
@osie ifriper / i'm 500 80 9e1pg
i Donmarf" ON, bpab ban me'1er at
|bape let og bprt UNDER Ell @11ostle=
nelte / Gortop Strife. S 5t1lor1rt
gen al @runotpig forefommer fel>
genoe: vMe6ens ban meo 1t1be
Granddaughter mllmlenoe panoreoe
ON / &irfen, fnelebe bans 9ilciple
bag banl, greb otter 5bmmen at
bans @iole, rgrte beb bans 5eooer."
&pab CT BOG bette for Ell Silto'
rte!
S Gi6en fra 1862 til 1872 bar
leg nogIe b%unore6e @ange @ielt
@ortop, men albrig bar leg Bort
eIler let 1oeet iom belit, Der ]
miaoite Moaoe funbe 1pare I'll, bpao
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
Gn emaelif=franif Mlltance pg @maa=
itaterne.

uNlorning Holt" u6taler Jig 1tertt
for en- @ammenilutntng. Sranf=
rig lfal ga funcentrere fin Slaaoe /
Mioelbapet, meoens gnglan6 ital
e1fptte 6ranfrigs Mtlanterbaps= og.
&anol=&piter. Den npe Mllinnce
ifal alene rettes moo Gpiflano. 8lu,
set 1lutter meb at itge, at en- 1uo=
6am @ommeni1utning ogiaa fun6e:
faa flor 8etp6ni1g for be imoa euro
peiife @taters l1afbengi9be6, bpis
S%pretbolbelie ita6ig bar bgret Gng-
lambs @olittf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
@ibbenbapms &enitrc.

&jbbenbapns &enitre. 6orleoen
l1ge, meoens al Spmnrflombeb bar
be1laglagt al Sc 8egiperbeoer, Der
fnptte0e Jig til Gron1fiftet, fete
Ser / @igbenbapn Ell lille lofolpoli<
|tiif 8egioenbe6, iom bog FOREIGNER
at bemerfes: Sc TO f~ipberbapr1te
neutrality-suspicious. foretog Jig
Sen oper1naa6e forn,ftige Sing at
lutte fig iammen til en-, iom MI be-
rer Mapnet v@igbenbapns &enltre"
Oct fj%gbenbapnife @eritre bette
fig / lin Eio oper ct taftif Spprgs=
mail pna set COMMUNICATING
Omraa6e, nemlig Spgrgsmaalet ON
Nartiets Chilling til Sen %fgllesbor=
, gerlige &ommlnalbepRgelie. ,Nfe-
6ens ct o~perpeienoe Glertul fblte Jig
|%tiIh1tffet al 0enne 8epagelie %
itgttebe Sen b~orgerlige 5allesliite,
boIM ct Min6retnl %inoenfor gar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
Sc imaa ggs. Sen u11ge 5ra1e

Sc imaa @g. Sen lr11ge 5rue
ct / Serb mc6 at fipbe Mg.
vWien bpor er Be sgg BOG ln1ou,"
flyer FUN til @f5peoitricen.
vDet ipnes jeg life" lporer oer1=
ne.
so, biit er Sc lmaa -. Men
Set gaor bel me0 @ggene, lom set
gaar mes Srr1gten. Mggene
bliper taget for ttolig fra &e6erne,
.ligeiom 9@bler og 89rer lite fan
faa Sob til at benge paa Eraerne
til De bliber moone."
@fspe6itricen bar, iom gfspe6itri-
Ger itol bore ~ bun iagoe lite Doer=
|Iigere Ben urrge Grue imo6
men im6benbig 70 bun.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
minneapolis.

Sen fulbefte 17be SUM- ii6en
@eirburealtets Station blep aabnet
i minneapolis, bab6e man iaor, i6et
Sbermometret bite 48 @ro6er.
Sat. 81. 3eoers Menigbeo bill
Sc gierne berbe0 bringe 2afe Mmelia
&oin6eforening en biertelig Sat
for en- @abe poo $55 til Detailing al
be npe eleftrilte 2amper / &irfen.
st Splp=Nabberierbice, iom blep
%itjaalet fra @roce Hresbpterioner-
firfe poo 9umboI6t Mbe. g. pg 26.
|@treet, bIep funoet giemt poa Ell
aultomt paa 20. Street % Golfar
Mpe. g.
8rbllmp. &r. Mntbon Mation
fra M%ortbfielo, Minn., oe Maren
Seniine Se'1ien, SSron @iper, @is.,
pie6es / Sirs0og @ftermib6ag al
&oitor Garpgoorb / Breitebolieen.
8rl16e11 bleb / fin Tio fonfirmeret
at Ealtor 9arpgaarb.
&enner al ct. &ebers Menisbeb
be6es ON life at glemme &pinoefor=
eningens See Cream Se1t Torsbag
&ften BEN 276e Stunt / &irfeiolen %
paa @resplenen uoenfor. ct lille
&rogram bill blibe gipet. Slogan
gen fri. See Cream pg Sage 10
Gents.
@fterlpsning. 51agtermefter 50.
&leintpiiritber, &jerring Mmts @n>
acknowledgment, for arunobet 8ice-
foninI S. 6. NeliorL @t. SAUL, ON
at ifaffe bam 5pnnens, MIberts
@oresie. Sen unge 8. ien6te ct
&roipeftfort fra minneapolis miot
II December Moone6 til Saoeren,
men it6en bar ban intet bert fra
BAN. Mlbert er 10 Mor garnmeI.
v9ailD Nelps" bar otter forleoen
uoe meo EFT Dumbe6 ON Danmarf.
Sra ct eller an0et ifprbope6et S16i-
bib, 1om ffol foreitille at bore 8ln-
bets &orreipon6ent i europa, brin=
ger bet en- lpngere i6iotif 8eifribeI,
lie at Song Sreoerifs 8egrobelie !
@oSfiloe % @pintesienien at Gel
belle er, at 8eerabelien bar en-
] n6isgrace" for 9nnbd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

Sooltma1ter, og Tnler11e % Oeres
|@mner bliber::S 8uit. 8. q. More1m,
.Spoo Ri ionn mrite 2lltberar,ere
bar faaet % bpa0 ri fan gipe";; &ait.
@ultop Dffteoal, rBor Strife i Hio-
rtecroa9ene;;" &ait. Sir. anoerion,
Sort &trteurbcioe / Spilltngbper-
me-; Eolt. g. s. SOFTER, Sen norif-
llltyerife &irfes Mllligbeoer / bette
l2nno". Ser bliner ogiaa Saler al
9EresgiGlterne..
Gillte0c pc0 Oet fo%rbereoerOe MGs
Sc por fplgeluoe Yr9lter: al Sau=
ges Spno0e, @altorer1e g.. s. SOL
ter, Goparb Sobnipn og Martin
@orlhao; al 1e1, Torereoe Strife $50
ltorer1e g. 6. Solberg, $. s.
@rimsbp % .. 81. 9eorem; at Sri
firfea1, Yoltorene .. 81. 5letten pg
S. g.. Strano; al Sen norlfc SDm=
De, Yoltorer11c SIR. M1poerion, 81. ..
@nie11, W. .. 5umltao ue s. s.
Dobl.
| Eli &pmitec11s 6prlnmn@ balgtes
@oit. u. .. Male1, % til Sefreter,
&ol t. g.. q. georem. TtI at arrall=
gerc 8ntfaten, Ealtorerlre 81: s.
Slette,p, Torma,ro, Com. Sobnion,
8. q. Morem oq 80. 8. 5umlta6.
8illettera1e til 8a11tette1r fo1ten
$1.00 og font erbol0es bos &raiter=
tie % bos M1tgsburg YubltibinQ
@ouie, 5rifirfens 8ogbm1oel og 6.
6. SOFTER &l1blilbt11g 60. @anfet.
ten %begfpn6er 81. Z Mften.
2cgislatnren. Sen iuaful0fc u@pr:
r1pt Yractice 8ill", peotaget a
@uiet, blep forceret igiennem sc
natet me0 cit Morgin al bare trt
Stemmer, efter at en- &ombinatio1
al ii 5ea1otorer bapoe boIot 2egis
Lauren / v0eo6locf" / tire Sinner
De0 at negte at iten1m1e for 6orla
get. SruleI ON at ojpnrnere ii
Tors6ag og boloe alle Me6lemmer
me fer, ipr9ngte &ombinationen SCI
1915 imorges.
!. 8egge Suiene ofiluttebe @fstra
iesiionens Mrbei6e og ene6es ON a
enoe 5esitone1t &I. ii / Tormib
Dag.
Gefniife Sell op6age6es / @rimar
bnlgloben, og Ben bleb rettet o!
bc6taget paanp al begge Suite.
Sen npe &onferenstomite fom ii
fl1l6 @ni9beb om SEN 11pe 2op MOI
&orruption pe6 8algene Cgorrup
Hractice Mct"), fanife Sen itrenge
lte, lom er pe6taget al nogen a
Staterne. 2un6eens MecalI-8iIl
Ser oeiaa in6befottebe &ecalI a
2ommere, og iom bIeb pe6aget a
@riet, meote lin l1noergan9 / Sera
tet, bbor Sen life fu1be men1tr
Stemmer nof for 5uspeniion a
&eglementet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21

Site meset at iige. g.: rSbaf
flyer OH til bin Some, 1aar bu TOM
mer tent biem ON Mfteae1?9"
g.: uSeg Tiger fun:: @oonfter1:
@eiten flyer bum"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-21
@nbstjeneiter i ct. @anl,

@nbstieneiter i 81. Saul.
9anif es. lutb. ct. Stepbans Sir.
fe, Sjprnet at Srleans og @tepens
@treet, @u6stieneite bber 5bn0ag
Bormio6ag 81. II. @6n6ogsifole
81. 8. = 9. u. Sobnion, 8reit.
@olsatba b%anff.nOrfe HresbDteri'
amer Strife, 1876 Ebomas st., ner
Slice ct. DonF @u6stieneite bpm
5pnooe Gormo0ae 9l. 1890 os en-
gel1f @1,ostienelte bper 5sn6oe Mf.
ten 81. 100. 9sn0ogsifole &l.
$50. '8snnemebe bper Onsbog Mf-
ten ST. 8 i Rirfens l1noerbpgning.
Mrel Maoien, Or. tbeol. Fo1tor. go,
; peel $50 5berburne Mpe.
Ssnoocns norff epaueeliff luther.
Fe Menisbeb, &isrnet at l~1niperiitp
% Norf Apes., bolber @ubstienei tie
boer Senbae Gormiooag ST. 1890
og Mften 81. 7.45. 5enoagslfolen
mpber 81. 8 Gorm.
S Sieberes @oll, 874 Ropne
Mpenue, er ser ebnoagsHole bper
Ssnoas @fterm. SRI. 8. = g. Z.
&eque, Noitor, $40 Capitol 8oule>
oarb.
Srefoloigbebs nprff epang. lntb.
Strife, Darlington eg 5berburne
Mpes. @uostieneite bper Senoas
8l. 1890 Gorm. poa 9eorif % 7.45
aften poo @ngelf. @snoaesfole
og BibelfIasic efter &eimesiegu6s.
tieneiten.-- @br. Spbilrl,o, Yreit,
$50 TuIler Street.
&etbania Strife, 81. Scents og So
re1t Street. @uostienete ofboloes
@enooa Gorm. 81. 1890 og Mften
81. 7.30. &ber Iorsbog Mften 8sn'
nempbe i 8irfens @aiement. 5en'
oaesifole bper Sb,,6og 81. 10. 8.
| S. 6lagitob, Yreft. 8opel 846
Sort Stre1.
Sen norf.oanife Net1ooif Strife,
&iernet al 8roaomop og 1915 Ct,
ofbolber fine @u6stieneIter lom fsl'
ger: Yrpoiten @bnoag 1ormiooo9
&loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. unge
Tolfs gpportb 2igo: Sbnoae Mften
81. 6.45, og literert Ms6e Sc tire fbr'
lte 9irsboee / Maaneoen. 8sn-
ne1neoe bner Onsbag Nften 81. 8.
is 6. SoIlefien, Haitor> 2S9 1876
Gtreet.
S &opellet poo 9isrnet al &en.
nep og Carl Sts., er Der Spnoogs.
foIe bper 5pnbae @ftermiooag 81.
8 og @ubstieneite SCI. 7.30 &ften.
@nbstjeneftc / ben norffsSanfe
Baptiit-&irfc, &jernet at Milforb
og 8ooobrioee Streets, bper @sn'
oag 81. 1890 Sormiooae og 7.30
Mften. 81. $50 1nebomsmS6e
Sen norif,oanfe 8aptt{tmenigbeos
unaoomsforenins mb6er / lit 2ofale
bper Ssnbog 81. $50 efterm., 81.
of Mi1for0 os Booobrioge Sts.
Gang % Muiif at Il. S. @ongtor.
MIle 5fonoinoper biGrteEi9 BEL
TONNE.
&or Trelers nprif lttberife Me=
niebeb, paa 9ablquiit Soil, 81. al
@rorb & Cambridge Mbe., Cit. Saul.
@ubstjneite bber 5gnoag Sorm.
81. 1890, Sgnoogsitole bber Sg1=
6aq Sornn. 81. 1915. Mlle er bier
telig nelfomne. 8ernbaro SQlpeen,
&aitor. 8opel: 3017 2ongfellom
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