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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
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TITLES forun 6oIootermon11mentet /
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tiff fom bun foripanot. &eroes
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beg. Sun er life iitano til at for,
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bpab bum bar beftilt.
guo geoor Sails meooeler,
at 1re6 Mnberion, en- 80 Nar gam.
mel Garmer, bar begaaet 5elpmorl
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blepen tungiinoig poo @rrro q
Ben peoboloenoe S6rfe, og bette
iiges m bape beret Mnrsugen til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
2iosbetraatnins ! glomjterbapen.

Mel.: Minoes ri en- fulotro Sen.
Spsrg mig Ell bporoan leg pe6
at ielp 8lom1ter Siele eier,
naar ieg Ter CUBS &ierligbeo
ber poa Soro, og 9pets 5eier,
/ min @ape, / boert @e6. -
Sg @l1os 3anfe fer jeg smeo.
Alt Som leper bar en- 5iGl,
og fra Den lin 5orm antager,
bliper 0og ei 6or1nens 9rel,
gigr fun bpao SEN felp bebager;
men iom 2ipet / sen Dor,
6ormens SIP paa 6en beror.
Sjelen flpgter, Stolen itrpr
fine 8la6e rs / 8e6et,
2ilien ipgner ben og odr;
met1 ON 9inet bltr Der fre6et.
&or tit Sfiul / min6ite 6re
ifnl i Gpigbeo eli 50.
Sois ou foa en- Roies Sial
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j Sin &abe, fal6t bpert Sfel
ira sit 9ie, iom fun fanger
pore Sfi6nbeb ID min Ben:
par 6u oft / &imnelm.
Quo Ell 5iplen Dos % ielp
faur ri ber pao Sor6 at tue;
men ri ier at 2ipets glp
itaur / &agt me0 Solens Sue;
fremmer 2ipet Der pna Soro,
gier at 1fidnne 8lomiter gror.
So engong ,1oor Deoens Sub
1olfMer Tor DDerf St9 at 11ernt
ifal sit Spn Jig folbe lt0,
0lt ffnl lie, bborfor en- Stierne
tegnet blep al @uo / 2enl,
paa bper Morgemfrue tim.
Dat ifal ie, at 8lomitens &rog:
par ei blot til grpb for 9iet;
2ipet ieln bar -6ert lagt
og set blep oerpe6 opbpiet.
Selp- 11oor Mofens 8Ia6e faI6t,
2ibets Seier bette gial6t.
8illabs $. g. serenien.
Gbicogo i M11grit 1914.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

@ieb, bDis ml1liet, bog bore
1pertere11be % 11ep11 Blaoef. Derpeo
Sc en- COB Sag % ct banif
Blob. Mperttsiernerter er 11boDe11.
bige for etbnert gIaos gtsiiters.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

bill De beoite gfsemplarer / Mme-
rita hipe noltillet, baaoe / De Ieth
og iDnn &lasier. Ger biz bIipe en-
ltor Samling al inofgrte og i1,oen.
lanoife @eite. glmot oisie bill
finces Be lebenoe Binbere De6 De
itgrite uoitillinger Der % i l1olaa1-
6et.
De iamlena 3ramier for @eitc
oil onorage benpeo $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

togeS enitemmigt, og en- aomite be.
ltaaenoe al Wrs. 8m. MielienL
0frS. 8m. &enrifflel1, 2onoitnbsar-
fiteft Sens Senien, @alo. 8u1er og
Com. &eterien palgtes til at noar-
bejoe %forommel0te 3eioIution.
N91te Mseoe oil ienere blipe be-
fjenbtgjort.
9ampifibet u5reoerif VIII" af
Semoinaoian-Mmeri 2inien of
leoe fra SEEM gorf Sen 12. os.,
81. 2 gftm., til &ri~itians{nno, Sri
1tiania og &iebenbopn meo en- goo
Bnsingerliite / ale &1osier, og meb-
brtngenoe Ben europ9ilfe Ho1t.
Joreningen for bet banife Moer-
oomsbiem afbol6t forrige 0nsoag
ct bel hibgt Mgoe / 9unin Sail.
Be fo%rlfiellige 4omiteer rapporte-
reoe. Sualeoes oplplte 8pggefomi-
teen, at De forifiellige Eilb11o piloe
blipe aabneba 9irsoag ben 18oe os.
og 8a5arfomiteen, at BEN Dor /
trapl girflombeo for at giere 8a5o-
rem, Der afbol6es i Daget1e BEN IS.
til og me6 ben 20. Nopember / Dar
nia Soil, ioa pellpffet iom muligt.
8. 9. g. sansforening vMagne-
ten" afboloer flor aoncert ben t2R
September / @icfer Horf Sail. Set
itprite Orfelter, nogen 5angforening
Der | Chicago nogenlinoe bar bart
til en- &oncert, bill meopirfe mnoer
S. g. Seniens 2ebelie. Der prs-
DeS meb flor Strait poo De M Gong
runtre unoer @rof. @erggreens opg:.
tige og. energiife Direftion. Set uo-
ferlige @rogram bill ienere blipe
aperteret fer / 8laoet. @angforenin-
ger1e r9Rrfen" og .@eimool" bar
tiliagt 6eres MsiHtance.
.EHE ALESf EE~GsHE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

Oct itgrite iefs 5penbs &eite i
bill fomme til Stntsnojti1-
lingen ben 7oe til 12te geptem-
Der. Set eies af S. Grolacb &
Son, 2ofapette, SSno., og bar Dnn-
set Mnerfienbelie peb ollie De itore
l1oitillinger al &eite og apag Der
/ Mmerifa.
Com ct &eil,ltut al en- Jorggel'e
al $4,000 / Hramierne for @eite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
Enn1n1pturklwnpt.

Eumn1rtnrklHnpt.
Man bap6e bisfl1teret 9agens
Mpbeoer, &reaturpriferne, &ogne-
raeoet, &clitif, % OerDs0 ttpm 1u-
ren til Dor &igaDagsmanb. Ser
rer1te tog til @biifp-S ius;erne IN
nnaar hgpn6te at fortelle Smaabi-
ltorter.
6erite Gong ieg iaa bam,
s'e5he @erre0sfcg0en, par ban enonu
iffe blepen &tgsbagsmm0, men ban
par / Sag meo at blipe bet. Set
bar peo en- Miooug Dos @oosinipef-
teren, % Sans am1of'en Dor meo
buu bapoe 10 meget at iige /
Sognet - naturligpis. 81 pur
fommet til at 1t66e pe6 Spilleboro
Iammaat, til en- @biit, ban pasieoe
fine Sort, % Ser Dor laumen6 in-
gen 9ing at lige pua bam, uoen at
ba,t iao og ioa noget itorartet no.
Diitriftsl9gen }a6 peb iamme 8or6,
og oct imngtel bam life rtgtigt, men
ban boltt Jig / Sfinoet. Men
loa be0it iom Ri ii6oer, trgffer
Sans ct 2ommetbrfleoe Up al Cont
men, langiomt og %pertentlig. 9a
par ombpggelig, %iammenlagt % flint
itreget iom en- ganmel &ones Sir
felommetgrfleoe; ban luffeoe set
op Sag for Gag, fom ON BET bapbe
peret 8laome / en- forgplot Cal
mebog, % for bpert 2ag fnafeoe
BET, 1ao oct b6rtes / belle 5t1en.--
2ommeterfleoet bar nemlig baa0e
tibet og itrpget!
@erreosfogben lo96e fig leenoe
tabage / Stolen, % be m6re lfpnb-
te fig at femme / me6 2atterer.
So, set Dor ben Gang, fag6e
en- atroen, MI ifal ma1 iffe tho, at
Sans 8nu6ien m9oer me6 ittpeoe
2ommetprfl90er.
Sg faa tog mot1 Jig igien imoa-
s. L E' ~. -
leenbe en- 5lurf al @las1ene.
Seq gift bort fra @igarrpgen %
Snoffen u6 / @aDen og gap mig
til at nuaore op og re6 / en- al
&abens lange @m1ge. Seq tentte
pan &iitorien, og liot efter li6t
font bet thAut itou I ct belt anbet
2ps for mig er0 for Dem 6erin6e,
tbi leg fienote Mm6en og bans
Stem. Seq par iepnal6renoe meb
bans 8ern og TOM Der ofte i min
@urnbom; men MI bapoe leg / mon.
&c Mar pnret %biemmefra, .efter at
milne SorRl0re par oeoe. Seq bob
6e iiel6ent tentt pon Sans &n11o-
fen uhen maaife, naor leg faa bans
Napn / Mniien. Sou paagneoe
Mfin6er1e paarD.
Men oct bar lite bam, leg tanf-
te pna, men en- an6en, fom ingen
talte ON ~ bans @uitru.
SUN iaaes alorig u0e, bum ONT
CITIES faa elIer ingen, og mo11ge
baboe bel CLIENT, at BUN operboDe.
set par til. Set itipeoe 2ommeter'
flGoe bragte ben6e til otter at itoo
lDslebenbe for mig.
SUN bar al ga1umel 8onoeilRg1
og oporuget paa gamemloags @iS
be0 8ibelen, &often og Gepen
Sans a1nroien bapbe giftet Jig Ell
Del @enge til meb ben6e, % bur
bur 11ogle Mar 9lore enb ban. @ans
blep benoes Mfsuo, men bum til
Boo bam / 5tilbeb, og BUN oDrfe6t
bdm igiennem lit Mrbei6e ct fri
ptlligt, 1ttretteligt Arbeioe. Sec
bar iielbent truffet ct faa or6fnap:
Menneife, men bum Dor albrig 11pen
Zig, bare iaa optaget1 al fit Mrbei
De. Seq tror lite, bum bapoe Sm1
fe for onoet enc Siemmet og Mm
Sen.
gun bar mere emo bans tienenot
Mnn6; bum bar nRiten bans legem
ltggiorte @iIie. st Gr6 al ban
par font en- @efoling for ben0e
Men Der bar lite Spor af &rpber
! hornAna mnnAo ~ <,nnrn t1no IN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
Uhuagn.

&or besaoebe os bpgtise 2anbs-
mnnb, 6eliT &emmer er blepen a11-
lat iom 29rer / giolinipil peo rSbe
8e1licb @onierpatorp" poo !63ro
ST., ligeio1n ban bar o%nertaget ben
9refuloe Stilling ipm Dirigent for
2epis-&ame Gonierpatorp Srcbeiter
/ &imball Sail.
6rf. Gmilp Ne1mann, en- Datter
at 5filtefabritant s. Naumann, as
ltitereoe | forrige l1ge oeo en- flor
&oncert, rMorges Sgr1rer og Detre"
gaD / Meilma11fee. 6rf. Me11mau11
gioroe itormen6e 2pffe mreo lit
Sungtoreorag, napnlig al Setter
iettens Gong. tDe lofale 8laoe
priite benoes 8%rGitationer i bgie
9oner og uSfa1binapen" erfl9reoe,
at 6rpfenen iang raloeles ftorar-
tell"
9ramaet paa Mlberbomsbiemmet.
Torrige Sns6og nfllutteoe Coroner
@offmm1 Sagen. Til Torberet,
Der aiboloteS / Str. Miel1ens I'm
..oertafing gtablisiement, bar 81. a.
mgot Or. Sort og Sl1itrl1, men troos
ito1tnabntes 8eifDloninger, for bDil-
fe bun ganife biit ingen 8ebifer
bapbe, faitbolht 9r. Dorf at ban
fun al og til bob6e rlpo6ieret" meo
af1goe 6ru Mielien, bDorfor Goro=
ner afiagoe BEN aien6elie, at Ebor-
palb Nieliem / ct Mnfal6 al Salouii
ban6e, brnbt fin @uitru meb en- @e-
polper % 6erpaa taget Jig Selp al
Gage peb @9ngning.
6reosmpbet / 6reongs / &otel
Ga Solle bao0e longt fra ia1nlet
lno ma11ge DanIf- glmertfm1ere, iom
benne cole Sag fortiente. ST.. Gbas.
@poberg, Ser bap6e taget Snitiati-
bet til Mebets MfboloelIe, opleite
flere Sfripelier fra Sc itgrite 6dn-
ffe 5%oreninger og &lllbbers @relt-
bender, bpori 6isie bepibnebe ST..
@poberg oeres Snteresie og Spm-
potbi for Spergsmaalet inmt lobeoe
at poe bam 6eres Msiiitance beo Off
boloelien al ben al ba1n proieftersbe
5re0sfeit Ben 80. Sftober 5. q. @r.
HD6berg foreilog, at Der Deotoges
Ell &eioluttor gonenbe no poa, at
Gbicagos 6%aniffe0te 8orgere uotrpf-
ter bcres 8%eflogele % Sorg ober
at EN- iaa r9oielsfulo 8egipenbeo
iom ben M fereganert6e europeife
8rig ifl1lbe funne bRn6e / Dor op,
lpite STD ianlt beres inberligite
9uab ON at Den inurf moo bore
enot. ST. @pobergs 6orilag peo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
5elpmoroet, San efterlooer s

5elpmoroet. san efterlaoer 9l',
trn % Ct Born.
8auI @rooeg Milliams, ION
for 10 glar iioen beS en- Gfsamm ]
sSorup gitp panot ct @booes Sti-
.penoirm for ct Stlroieopbolb beo
Drforb l1niperiitH / gnglano, er
iornlpffet i 5cbmet3's 8ierge. 81
get ct life funoet. &an Dor Spn
al Marf s.. @illiams, en &resbp-
terianerprplt ! 8ilmot, g. 9af, %
gr~aouereoe fra @rinnd College j
sSSofpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

lie Maeieri-GiitriH geroen, Dill
5atotsuoitillingen tiItrnffe set K
tie apng nan fir,oe 9otale
brrttere biI, ion e HeinItmoeraE
trrfh eDens art Al Braa,rk
RI aer,,e oeuB g
uooet be1sDeo 1000 Nrunn1i,e.rl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

noftiIlingen q WaaIfefpeg peo
'5tats1roitiIlingen frn ben Tie tI
12te geptentber bill pnffht inferno
tiortaI Snteresie. apeg fra dlle
aa1erfag Gg1.e 81 t~oalftrrere on
Nra1nier
geIiggetroe ! Sjertet al t6r-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
6nnnfrYuat11.
stllingen ! sgnberjDllanb.

~ ~@S&&
Sc qnfpm til @anegnaroen, TOR oen-
ne belat mes prejliife Soloater !
f1llo &rigSnitning meo opplaa1tef
@aionet. Tor bper gnoe al Den
qamle 6reoerif WIS 9ontonbro
itoo fire solboter % bag Dem bar
@roen poerligere ipprret peb Br9o.
Ser, Ser operpaa par heSat me6 en-
Dobbelt @effe al Nigge. Solooter-
ne msnltrebe bper enfelt at ce Nel-
1e1be ]farpt, fsr Ser gapes Aoga1g
til 8pen.
Gau qlle @aoebiermer Dor OPP
iluoet @Iofuter meb Weeooelelle ON
&rigstilitnmoen; Militeret bapoe
hlbltrnoig belat @pen og Be chile
Mpnoisbeoer Dor ifltbbet til S1oe.
geoturligpis beriteoe ser Sen itsrite
Bebegelle / 8pen,, % Militeret git
81. 10 ON Mftenen runot % ll1t-
feoe inntlige @eltanrationer. Ne-
Doftgr Soension r9pbbglpo1ten"
Dor enonu life fengilef ST. 10
'@oor 6ormioougs, 50 bore Silent
melsmpnb tolte meb buns 5omtl1e,
:oq ser pioItes heller intt ON, Der
par foretoeet M%rrcltationer / Stems
borg eller' paa A1s. Seller lite
.Dpbbblpoiten"s Meoarbeioere bar
1at fa1t, men ollie Sc banlte Blaoe
bur foaet neblaet 6orbuo moo at
llofomme.
Ser pur inotil &I. 10 2eroog
Morgen life ublenot Mobilileringss-
orore; 8pens preiiiife @arniion
bopoe fri % fplote Senberborgs
@ooer. Solooterne forflareoe, at
mobili{erinesorouen penteoes bpert
9ieblif, % at Sc paa ct gipet Gig
mol iful6e mp6e poo &{uf ernen for at
biplpe meb peo l1%or1lmingen at De
:sseynofnlbte. .8lan0t bem, Ell Wiobi-
1ieringsororc bill ramme, er oglna.
<Me6after 5nension.
90 Sc @ejfen6e til 5onborg por
sgonet ON 8nro, font tire preiltlte
aGolooter bagefter og git itrufs ne.
oenunoer. Sore &iemelSm9no
bapoe life fet bem goo fra 8oroe,
men u~mocrpeis !fete Ser Inlet Tom
bel1t uieopanligt.
81 bapbe oglaa / @aur Mftes
'2eiligbeo til at tale .me6 &eifenoe,
Der por fnnmen oper 2onb. 8ort-
ft ira itarfe 6orlintelSSer bapbe Sc
life oplepet noeet ierligt, og / @to<
re @elt bapoe Sc ife let &rigsifibe
al noge1 Mrt.
@ebaftgr Goenoien fra &aoerslep
-anbolot. Otter bna6 Der efter tele-
foniif 6oreipergfel / @oloing meo-
oeItes,, er Meooftpr Spenblen fro
,,Mo6ersmaalet" / &noerslep Sen
1. M1rguit ON gftermi66ugen hepen
mrbplot.
@e6oftpr Suen6len bap6e pgret
poo en- Geriereisse % Dor poo @iem,
.peien, 81 &olitiet traf batn poo
Sfgrbef 8anegnnr6. San bier
1trnfs 1at unoer Nnbolbelie og fert
til sen famine S9ltning, bportil 6e
nrbre arrelterebe ipnoerip6fe &e.
1oftgrer er -arbrngt.
- Ser mobiliieres / SenOeriDl.
Ianb. Megtige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rDffe6e gjennem 8perte, og 8. Mr.
meforps pilbe / 2ebet al 6 9agt
bore fnl61t9n6igt.
Mabenraa. - SprogforeningenS
Sefreter og Bibltotbefar ST.. Site
rot Mifolai Mnberfen og 6rue poo
C~r~YGoLso..U snnSn So4.TcSn> <o>rnf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

Matto; bum par nRltet1 bans legem=
liggiorte @ilie. st Orb al bam
bar fom en- 8efaIing for benoe.
Men Der bar lite Spor al &rDberi
/ ben6eS Moaoe at bore pau. Set
bar bperfen l1noeroanigbeo eIler
9fferpilligbe6 eller noget al ben
slugs. Set por ct 5orboIo, Jon
nam finn treffer BET blonot li6et
nbpifte6e Maturmenneifer; 5proget
bar bel lite nbtrpf for Set.
Mlle ben0es noturlige Snitinftter
og 5i9lsepner par retteoe moo et
MoaI: at bore til Mptte. Dg Mio1.
pliufte for ollie benbeg Eanfer bar
manoen. rG5ar", iiom bun folote
bonn. 6ele &uiet bIen iom glen.
~t.en1trpngt uf ben1e benoes Dpfm.
Ibelie ben git oper pan @prrrete,
ben nitteoe Eieneitefolfere.
Son tolte fialoan mteo benbe on
fine Joretoeertoer q Hlaner, men
bbao Der Tube gisres ! Dag ellel
III Morgen, bauoe bun oltib @eo,
poa: 90 bun glerlte dlorig roget
Set banote alorig, ct bnn tom iii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
MISS TEMPEST GIVES
NEW LONDON LIFE PLAY
THE Dumb and the Blind"
Sketches Event in Home of
Barge People.

Miss Marie Tempcsts English company
presented a new one act play at the Com
cdy Theatre last evening. The play is en-
titled The Dumb and III" Blind and is
by Harold Chaplin \ character study re-
volviug around the five characters In tine
play. which dealt with the poorest class
of London life formed the basis J"'
Henderson. a mud barge worker, half
kindly and half grufr Ms wifi" liz, very
meek; two children, and BiH Pepper, q
friend, also OF the mud barge, We're the
persons limned.
y sense OF impending crisis in the affairs
Of the family ruled throughout the play.
Joe. " no only comes once "A week To- the
top floor London tenement home, where
the scene IS laid gets a change OF work
which enables him to he at HON" every
night and brings "A raise in WAGES. lie
tells his wife, and later surprises her when
she IS giving thanks for the change. This
gives rise to a question of religion, as
Joe finds his wife believes IN God
Discovering that his friend RiH also
has the same conviction, Joe Is about 10
fursake his home in disgust when the poe
appearance ~ his lttl" daughter EmWU
and the baby saves the situation ana
brings "A happy ending 10 the play
The cast il made up OF Miss Tempest, W.
Graham Browne Miss Ntllie Moore, Miss
Lillian Cdyanagh and John Alexander, n"
part of baby being silent
Miss Tempest appeared also in the three
act play THE Marriage Of Kitty" which
follows the one act curtain raiser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
FAMILIAR DOUBLE
BILL AT THE OPERA
Illness Of Nine. DcStinn Brings
Change to "Cavallpria" and
"PagIiacci."

La G!oconda" was 10 have been sung
at the Metropolitan opcra House last
night. hut II could not DE given because
OF the indispositon OF Nine, pestinn The
distinguished soprano contracted a cold
early in the week and was unable to sing
the title role nf aida" In Philadelphia on
Tuesday evening. but the opera was given
with Nine Rappold as the needed suhst-
tutv. II was expected that Nine. pestinn
would he able to sing last evening and the
announcements of "La Gloconda' were
continued But the soprano did not re-
cover. and as there Is no other singer OF
La GioCondn in the company "CaNalleria
Rusticana" and "PagliaCCi' werr given.
This change had no effect on the size of
the audience, for operagocr~ seem never
to weary of hearing Mr.. Caruso in the
role of Cdnio. Furthermore the familiar
double bill gave the listeners opportunity
to hear two primd dunuds, Nine. Gadski
as Sdntu:-d and Miss Bori as N'ddd
Mr. Amato, who would have sung Bar
ndba in Poncheli's opera, was heard as
Touio in Leoncayallo's. Mr.. TeEaui sang
Alfo in the Mascagnl work and Mr. Botta
was the 1iuTddU The audience was very
enthusiastic aud the performances de-
served the approval.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
FUNERAL OF G. FOLLANSBEE.
Finnnctcr aud Tnrfmnn buried Yes
terday From Grace thurch.

Funeral services for John q. Follaus-
bee, tnaucer and turfman. were held yes
tcrday in Grace Church. Many floral
offerings, including two large pieces from
the New York Jockey Club and the Jeurez
Jockey club, We're banked about the cas-
kct. Tho services were conducted by tn"
Rev. Dir. Charles Lewis Slattcry, rector
OF the church The male choir sang II
Heard Voice From Heaven" Nearer,
My God, to Thee and peace, Perfect
Peace
The pallhcarers We're FoNhall kccnc,
Algernon paingcrficld. John sanford, An
drew Miller, william Randolph Hearst
John Livingston, -. T. Murphy II. Is.
Knapp, +. Gray GriswOld, NJ. j. Corbott,
Price Mckinney TruXtou Heale, l'h,lip
pwyer of this city, and Thomas II. Will
Jams of California, Others present in
Guided G. u sullivan, Martin SAKE. George
Miller, Harry Stevens, Edward II. Clark,
George u, Wilson, Rhinelander Waldo
and James Butler
1he nterment was in the family vault
at Woodlawn Cemetery
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Receptions for debutantes will he given
this afternoon by Mrs. Paul u. Cravath.
Mrs, Gustaf Stromberg, Mrs. Richard y.
L.indabury and Mrs. John l.. Cutler.
Mrs Pierre Mali viii give small dance
tonight at her home, \ Fifth avenue.
Dances for dehutantes will be given
this evening hy Mrs. George H. Macy
and j. llorublower DE wit
The wedding Of Miss Katherine Nc
Clure. daughter Of the late David Mcclure
To Boiling Walker Iaxall Jr will he
quietly celebrated to-day at the home of
her mother % West Forty-ninth street.
Miss Ethel Moves. daugh err OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank H. Noyes. will be married TO
Thomas Blagdcn. Ir.. of this city to-day
in 81. Johns Church, Washington, u. G.
Miss calender and Miss de Forest will
< We receptions at their new home. $40
Park avenue. on alternate Sundays in
January and February, beginning jan
uary 10.
Mrs George Austin Morrison. Jr., will
give a reception this afternoon at her
home. l5l Central Park West, for Miss
Cordelia Lee,
The first for this season OF the Satur-
day Evening Dances will be held tonight
at Delmonicos.
At the sale now going on in the old
Calumet cub for the benefit of st.
Marks Hospital and other charities, NJ ISIS
Juliauna cutting will superntend the
dancing this afternoon, which will he held
in the library Of the clubhouse. Miss
Bcss,e MERIT, aud ScoAcld Draper will
dance crnoline polka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r Stotesbury
have returned from Philadelphia and are
AT the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. y. Thayer Robb gave a small
dance last i-ght at Sherrys for her de-
butante daughter, Miss Janet II. Robb.
The Misses Gilbert gave dinner last
night at their home, IL West Eighth
street, for their niece, Miss Noemi Gilbert
Townsend, the debutantc daughter of Mr.
and Mrs James Bliss Townsend. after
ward taking their guests To the dance
given for Miss Rohh, Among tho guests
were the Misses Elizabeth McVickar
Adrienue Iseln, Violet King and Josephine
de Gersdorfr, and Donald Herrick. John
stou Livingston, Anderson Dana and
| Henry G. Emmett, Jr.
Mrs. joel Ellis Fisher viii give a din
ner tonight at the Ritz-Carlton for her
daughter Miss Vieva Fisher,
EX-Ambassador to France Myron r
Uerrick and Mrs Herrick have returned
| from Washington and are at the Ritz,
| Carlton.
Mrs George Forrest Butterworth will
give dinner tonight at her home, 81
East Fifty-fourth street, for Miss Isabe
Inlay Baird
Mrs Edward Stettinus will give a
dance this evening at l6 East Seventy
third street, FOR her SON William Car
rington Stct'inius,
The FIRST Of a series of dances organ,
,zed by Mrs. Walter Lcwisohn. Mrs Edgar
| II llmnn, Mrs walter Mack and Others
/ viii be held Tonight ut Sherry's,
Mrs John T. Erdmann's dance for de
butautcs will be given on the evening Of
/ December rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
REVOLUTIONARY POETRY $40.
Joitnc COLLECTION of Americana
Brings Total Of SIO,I5O.

The 'Loyalst Poetry of the Revolu-
ton volume edited by Winthrop Sar-
gent and printed in Philadelphia In 1881,
led the prices in the last session Of the
JolMe library sale at Auders0n's ycster-
day afternoon. II had been extra Illus
trated with many rare engraved portraits.
II sold 10 George u. Smith for $40.
Other sales we're; NJ. $40, Lives Of
our Presidents" by Virginia +. Towns
end. extra illustrated with portraits and
autographs materials. 10 q. Weiss for
Ns6; No S53, correspondence OF Gen.
lsrsel putnam.' to Robert W. Dodd for
$50, No lOii, PORTRAITS of Washington"
20 George II. Smith for sl32; NJ. 1912,
Washington Irving's Life Of Washing
ton 10 t. n Wendell for s9l: no 1887,
Memories of James wilkinson to
George u. Smith for 500, and 40, loa4
Presidents of the United states edited
by James Grant Wilson, To W. H. Eenja-
min for Sl27.50
The total for The session was S2,569.35
and for the entire sale SO, 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-19
$6,66O,57S LEFT BY
JOHN DIS CHEMIST
Herman Frasch, Once Poor Ger.
man Immigrant. Became
Genius Of Standard Oil.
ONLY son TO GET LITTLE

Herman Frasch. who came here from
Germany in 1868. a poor hoy with some
knowledge OF chemistry obtained as =
druggists apprentice who later became
chief chemist for the Standard OF COM
pany and who had the distinction Of earn
ng more dividends for the company ;h3n
John n. Rockefeller himself had acquired
a fortune Of s5,56O.573 AT the time Of his
death In Paris or MAY last This is
revealed by the appraisal o' tho estate,
fled yesterday
The appraisal nows tIgt While Mr.
Frasch left only the income of 100000
20 his only son. George Frasch Of
sydney, Australia. from whom he had
been somewhat cstraugnd for years, the
snare left to his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth
Blee Frasch of the Plaza Hotel, and his
daughter Mrs. Frioda Frdsch Wilton Of
Hewlett. J.. l., amounts 90 S2.6oj.SSS
each.
The bulk ~ tho estate consists Of Sc
curitios valued at Si,I0G,j0o. or tins
more than 100000 is IN stock ~ thc
Standard OH Company OF Sow Jersey and
subsidiary companies Among tile large
stockholdings were the foNoNl.g