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The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Church TO RAISE
100000 FUND
Campaign for Pensioning the
Aged Ministers Will Be
Launched Tuesday.
WILSON LENDS SUPPORT
Three Days Conference of M. E.
Church Will Attract Bishops from
All Parts of United States.

A mass convention" for the purpose
of inaugurating the 1915 campaign to be
made in the Methodist Episcopal Church
for a fund of 5000, 900, yielding an income
SUFFICIENT TO carry on the work of caring
for aged minister's will be held at the
Metropolitan NJ. E. Church on Tuesday
Wednesday, and Thursday Of this week.
Although Methodist bishops and preach
ers from all over the country will attend
the convention, a special appeal is made
to laymen and clergymen Of other de-
nominations to attend.
The Inauguration meeting by the board
Of bishops of the Methodist Church will
be reserved until the last night of the
conference-Thursday. At that meeting
the Episcopal Address and Appeal to
the Church will be delivered and the
campaign launched.
15Rth Anniversary.
The year 1915 will be the 15Oth ami
versary of the founding Of Methodism in
America, and 1t has been chosen for the
year in which the sum needed to insure
the support of aged preachers shall be
raised. At the inauguration meeting
Bishop Earl Cranston, of the Washing
ton Diocese, will preside. A letter OF
greeting and approval from President
Wilson will be read, and The Appeal TO
the Church." which has been prepared
by Bishops Joseph F. Berry, William A.
Quale, and William F. Mcdowell, will
be delivered by Bishop Mcdowell Bish-
ops Berry and Quale also will speak
Another address will be made by Bishop
F. J. Mcconnell. and the conventions
concluding address. by Bishop Cranston.
Bishop Wilbur P. Thirkield will pro-
nounce the benediction.
The convention will open with a meet
ing to be held Tuesday afternoon with
Bishop Mcdowell, president of the board
of conference claimants, in the chair. The
work of organization, election of vice
presidents and secretaries, and the ap-
pointment of committees will be attended
10. At this session the convention will
hear an address by Justice Thomas H.
Anderson. Champ Clark. Speaker of the
Holse. will speak Wednesday evening.
Other sessions will be held Tuesday
evening" Wednesday morning, afternoon
and evening, and Thursday morning, aft
ernoon, and evening.
Among the Speakers.
Among those scheduled to speak are
Rev. DR.. Joseph B. Hingeley. Rev. DR..
Elwin Hitchcock, of New Hampshire;
Rev. George P. Mains, Of New York;
Rev. DR.. John Krantz. Of Newark, N. j.;
Rev. DR.. E c. Clemans, of Minnesota;
Rev. DR.. Isaac H Lindstone, Of Maine;
Bishop David H. Moore, Bishop William
o. Sheppard, Bishop Thomas B. Nicely,
Rev. DR.. James Hamilton, Rev. DR.. w.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Inhn D. Won't Aid "nrvs -

Cleveland, Oct. 2I-The ''drys' are
mourning thes fact that John D. Rookie
feller has ignored their request for a
contribution Letters sent out by the
"dryS" finance committee some time
ago to Rockefeller's New York address
are unanswered. It was expected that
the OIL king would be the most generous
csntributoF
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Plans M Chance.

John E. Laskey. the new United States
district attorney here, said yesterday hI
had not considered any changes in the
present stan Of assistants He does not
expect to assume ONCE until November
2 1t Is understood. however. that al
ready there are many applicants.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Plan New Church During Fire.

Jersey City, N. J., Oct. A.-St. Johns
Episcopal Church, which had the veal
thiest congregation in Jersey City, was
destroyed by fire today. The loss was
175, 900. Under the glare Of the burning
edihce q number Of the parishioners met
IN the church yard and resolved that a
new church would be erected Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Was sherman's Cavalry Chief.

st. Louis, Oct 2L-The death of Gen.
Edward F. winslow, at Canadaigua, N.
Y. last night was announced in a tele-
gram received by relatives in st. Louis
Gen. Winslow was a former president
Of the ST. Louis and San Francisco Rail-
road and chief of cavalry on the stan
of Gen. Sherman during the civil war
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
No Action ON Siddons.

Despite urgent pleas by Commissioner
Newman and Chief Justice Covington, OF
the District Supreme Court, the Senate
Judiciary Committee refused to speed up
the Siddons nomination yesterday and
Congress adjourned without confirming
the appointment
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Care of the Hands

Care for your hands, just as you
would care for your teeth, your
eyes, or your body. Rough, crack
ed skin, rawness or redness from
whatever cause due, can be quick
ly overcome by using
Queen Ann Lotion.
Use II after you have had your
hands in water. Use IL before and
after motoring. driving. or when
returning from a shopping trip.
Keep IL on your toilet table and use
IL regularly. 1t will benefit your
hands and keep them in good con-
dition. 1t is not greasy or sticky:
Delightfully."- perfumed, beneficial
and most agreeable toilet prepara-
tion. 25c the bottle
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
LONG CONGRESS ENDED:
PUSH CLOCKS FORWARD

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25

watchful eye of the creator in directing
an influence used to crafty human pas
sion and greed into its rightful channel
for good.
The comedy picture, The Fates and
Flora Fourflush," was written by Carl
BROWN. a notorious Scandinavian author.
with the English version by Charles
Brown, who describes it as a day dream
induced by the smoking of an old pipe,
and while wildly improbable. compels
laughter by the very absurdity of its
situations. The Fates and Flora Four
flush was produced by Wally Van and
a cast of heroic Vitagraphers, with the
localities of its various scenes laid in
the four quarters of the earth. leagues
under the sea and miles in the air.
Besides the two feature pictures in
teresting daily releases will be shown
together with Vitagraph novelties. In
addition, Frank r. White. organist. has
compiled an enjoyable program of pOpu-
lar and classical music which he will
render on the wonderful Wurlitzer-Hope-
Jones Unit Orchestra, as incidental to
the pictures.
{ Following upon the heels of the su-
perb serial The Trey O. Hearts" comes
new series, THE Master Key" which
will in every way hold up the reputation
made for the Universal by its previous
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04

bust something. Red Ant scared o. a NANCY pack o.
dudes what don't know the udmcnts o. the game
Picacc the laws of hospitatycan be stretched longer
green rawhilc but if it snaps there won't be enough
LETT to hang We with.
"If can't talk sport without lynching folks reckon
IA best be going, says Iieface "WeI torgit We ever
made any vain remarks.
Saws Big Wclch in his basement. voice.. "llark yc,
Picflcc, If We don't return here right smart with
agreement as to when this game IS to be pulled off, III
camp on your trail some personal like till smear ye!
we've made fghtin baseball talk: now yell come
acrost or glide into a lasting decine.'
an right. grins Pcface, backing to the door and
watching NlcPhcrsons hand what was tondling bottle
"IW be back soon with the White Hoss dust. Don't
collect any morcn We spare, as we don't want to
hand out any grubstakcs this winter.
ISUSPECT Sailor Dutch would have nailed him afore
he could cit clear o. the door if hadn't grabbed his
gun hand.
ale certainly must be let 90 onmolcsted, says Big
Wclch enthusiastically THAT dust viii be easy pick
ings.
looked on him in sadness and asked, what might
We know about this festive baseballng business
~Aint we got the beef and nusce2" he cries. Cant
crack that poor onery little ball over Boring Strait
with one smash Good Lord! be We trying to make
out that White Ioss scare up parcel o men what
can measure up TO me and McPhersonE
at amt no use, sadly says Mcpherson. ~Some day
he'll roam into the path of blast; then mcbbe little
light will filter through. Why, We oyergrown lummox,
We don't know nothing about baseball! we've gone and
placed us on record as challenging them whclps down
the trail This amt a drawing match atween heavy
cattle.
Bic Wclch deserted his drink and grabbed McPher-
son and tried to pull him through the log bar After
they'd expressed their views for several minutes and
hadn't any more clothes SPOIL order was restored
and held forth as pcaccmakcr. gingery let on that
Big Wclch had acted through a mistaken idee o pa
triotism in dciyu the White IIosscrs. But, added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04
By HUGH PENDEXTER

ascending the twcnties
in his number Of house
warmers. smashed the
bar with his right ham
and bawls:
"Ye're on for any
amount your misery
camp can beg or borrer.
Baseball Why, this
camp invented that
camel We amt got any
right even to practise it
without our permits
sion.
1--WE got an old maid
aunt at home what can
trim we to a standstill,
ieers Sailor Dutch,
whose knowledge o. the
game was limited TO
highballs.
And thus. Neighbor,
the foul deed was done;
for Immediately those
rampageous words was
said Pieface grinned in
a sleepy sort OF a way
and says:
"Thank We kindly for
the challenge. III carry
it to my people. They'll
be some amazed that We
dare TO be so prcsump-
tuous. Alebbe yc'd bet
fer take IL al hack
Renig on your persi-
flagerous boastings, and
I'll set it down to the
liquor and keep num-
The pup knew how to
clinch matters. Even
Mcpherson. who never
lost his head when con-
siderin' the lady on the
dollar, bit his lips till
they bled, and in a
shaky voice begged:
"Plcasc vamosc afore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

@n @pirbelptno= &agne. Gen
bemofratiife @entralz&omite fer |
Staten be]temte peo ct Meop, afbolot
/ @artiets @ope0fparter fer i 8Den
Snsoag benne l1ge, at &ongresmam
Is. g. @ammon6 ifal begpnoe en-
@pirpelpin6s &agne iom &ut16i=
Dot for @a1perner / en- ner JremttD.
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1jte &ongres0iitrift, bbor ban bill
bore ttllteoe / @eo @ing CEN %.
September, bpor 8ongresmnn6
Mobbono' Smti0ig bill nabne lin
&ugne. Dugem 0erpao bill ban
tale / 9ate @itp, @obuiba og @ino-
no. Gen so Sept. oil Mar. &nm-
mono tale i ct. Charles, HIainpiem
% Mocbelter. Sen lite Sftober oil
ban begpnoe en- Ma1tomobiltur /
Moper County / Jelge meb Statsv-
Senator Goof. Sen 2. Sftober oil
ban bolbe 9aler / 6neeborn County,
unber 2ebelle al Scr. 8. g.. Mrm-
itrong / gilbert Sea. !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18
8ebersgapen.
Gbicogo, SII., ~. Sept. 1914.

gbtcogo, SIR, IL. Sept. 1914.
|@r. &ebaftgr!
ga &oniuIotet bar mo0taget tai.
rige Soreipgrgi1er angoaenhe SRp-
ming al 9aoersgnpen til @etera1er-
ne fra 1864, % ba Der iDnes at
berife betpoeIig MisforitaoelSe meo
&enipn tit sen 6remgangsmaa@
Der bgr fglges, oil neoenitouenoe
n1oaife bope 11ogen %sS1teresie for
|Reres nreoe 8Iabs apiere:
Maar Beteranen ira JinutSmini-
iteriet mootnger Meooelele Nrpft)
ON at Seoersgapel1 CT bam tiIlogt,
moo hon (meo minbre ban 9nifer
3rberggoben mobetalt Gannnrf)
fe1rM .Gilansminifteriet ct 8rep OH
lat ban efifer &noersgoh,ea1 iIet1ot oi'
refte til iig fedp efter ben Of BAN
lopgiDate Aoresp. 8repet 1lno
6enDiies III bet Mllnnrer, BET it1oes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

opfprt foroDen til bpire poo 81.
.l,a11smmiiteriets SfripeIie.
Naar -Ginungminiiteriet Dor mob.
taget Meo6elelfen ON, bporlebes
8eteranerme m1ifer SnoerSgapen
uobetalt, ienber Miniiteriet @etera-
men en- &Ditteringsblanfet marfet
meo Geteranens Mapn % Nummer.
0ern1e &pitterifggblonfet maa
nnberffripes Of geteranen % Ben
~bfpjeoe 2epeatteit u6fGroiges al
en- CAN'T @pniul, en Motarius Nub-
liens, en- banif @rnlt eller, epert11-
cit, at e1, pripat Mano, .bpiS timber,
ifrift og 9robnrotgbeo berefter mao
befreftes at ct oonif 4onfnlat.
Noor 4oitteringen Ell unoerifre=
bet % 9epeattelten bebgrig uofnroi<
get, mon Neteranen inoienbe &pitte-
ringen til G~inansmimiiteriet % bill
berefter fra bette erboIbe &eoers,
gapebelgbet 6irefte tilienot / @becf.
8repene aoresieres til 6tnansmi.
~niiteriets 3bie 9epartement, Slots-
bolmsgobe 10, &jebenbabn, meoens
Observation-Disclosures. noar Sc er
u%n6erifrepne, bgr %inbfenoes til 81
nmsmini1teriets 3bie Departement,
&usiererfontoret, &ipbm'
babn.
Saapiot leg foritaqr Set, bill
fommence Mar, @pitteringsblanfet
terne blipe til1tillet Beteranerre :
lroen trogen 6enpenbelie fra 6eres
SIDE - birefte fra Itnonsminiite.
riet / f'na goo 9ib, at @eteramern{
fan moerifripe &bitteringerne oe
faa 2epeotteiterne n%oferotget pae
eller efter BEN Is. Sanuar.
Geres 9rbp6ige,
S. 6. &pggilb,
&oniul
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st NIT ,Gnropastort.

Mngoaenoe Spprgsmoalet ONT en-
Cmformning uf @uropasfortet trent
fptter $. g. @ells i Seem Sort
@orlo" pisie interesiante @etragt=
ninger, let fra ct engelif Stamo+
pl1nft. Otter bans Mening burbe
@nglgn6erne ronbfere Jig meo BIN
a110en og be!temme, bbub Der pilbe
bore en- rimelig Gor6eling al euro.
peif Serritorinm, for peb SIutnir=
gen al Sen ru1peren0e &rig at boz
re forbereot poo at benptte bele Sit
gets Mngt for at opraa barig Jreb.
Set inbrgmmes, at l1roen, Der
bar gtbet fig l1bilag / BEN n11pp=
renoe &rig, boo6e iin Gprin6elie !
frmitige og l1naturltge @renlelinier,
og / iaa 9ilfal6e, bab6er @elIs,
er BET muligt at befteme @rgnier,
Ser lite bill gine Mnle6ning til Strib.
&an benpifer til pisie 2onbegrgnler
! europa, font bar beitoaet / nglten
100 Star og fom Gioen er gouet ct
bleben mi11ore n6lat for at blibe om=
han1teoe. Sngett, flyer bon, etifer
at BRUCE Mogt for at 9nbre @rnn=
s'erne mellem @ollan6 og 8elgien,
mellem Jranfrig og 5panien, mel
lem Spmien og @ortugal eller mel
lem Stalien % bets &oboer. @elIs
tan life in6ie, bborfor bet life full
De bore m11ligt beo 5lutningen al
BEN m%1pprenoe &rig at optoa iom-
ME 6orbolb for 6e an6re europgife
Magters G~ebfommen6e.
@eIIs fore i1nur fglgen6e @n6ri11-
ger al 6e,1 n1tb9renbe Sttlltng:
5ranfrige maa baDe 2o%tbringen til
buge og 2urembltrg moa fnDttes
nermere til 8elgien. Gliais ptlbe
bon onerlaoe Golget melIem at TIL
bgre 6ranfrig eller lutte fig til
set inejtliife 6orbn11o. @oroi1espig
oil6e ban gipe tilbuge til Danmarf,
og SStalien b11roe bape Irieft, Trent
% maaife 8ola tilboge. Disc 9gn-
bringer mao BOG betragtes iom
Smoating / 5orbol0 til, bpa6 Der
2moa pe1tes / 9iteuropa. @rp6nin-
ger / set dterrigife @ige bar ipa=
bet ODER europa / 40 Mar, flyer
Scr. 8elIs. SAB % 6ele oct MI
og Mipe fGroige berme6."
@ellS ifrep fin Artifel fer oen
rllsiiife Seller gop set polife Golf
lit Eilbl1o, men foreiIaar, at set tre-
bette Golen rltsliif, prpiiiif og
eiterriglf ~ ifal gienforenes UNDER
rnsiiif Operberre6pmme. Gn6pioe.
re foreiIaar 49,, at england ifal
foreiptte fig, at Sc rl1mpnife 2anos=
belle forenes % at ollie ierbiife og
6eIpis ierbiife Stater famles | ct
6orbnno Iignenbe set ipejtiiife. Ger
,bien lfnlbe oerefter afiton ollie De
Diitrifter, bpor man benptter BET
bulgorife gprog, til 8ulgorien. Sc
eprige bebmilfiIopiite Diitrifter q
giterrig funoe pasiet6e iam1es let
onoet 6orbuno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

Gn bistis &ienbelie. Statens
9gieiteret aflngoe for ct &ar Gage
iioen en pigtig 9om, bpori Den ct
flerer Minneiotas Soft at bore
Giere OF al %sernerts ln1oer offieielt
opmaalte sSnoleer og ,un6er furbare
Jlobers 8unb. Denne @jenoelie BE-
tpoer, at Stnten bnr gienbomsret
til fienote grtsleier, ser anilaaeS til
100 Millioner Cons meo en- Mfgifts-
brroi al minoit 25 MilIioner Dol
lars. S oct bermeo ofgiorte Spgs=
moal gior6e @jerne al Sgbreo6en
5ororing paa &et til at tage Sern-
erts ub til Mioten al SS11bigen. @gje-
1teret erfl9rer, at 5tranoeierens
Set hn 1trefter Jig uo til 2aopanbs-
mGrfet.
Sagen Dor ct &repeipgsmaal on
lagt al Staten mos gli3a Scorer,
gieren al 5tronOejen6om peo Song
Dear Safe / &9rbeoen al Chisholm,
bbor Ger er Sernlejer unoer Sgen.
Sngen heD anlagt for at forbpoe
gieren at oripe iin &irflombeo uben-
for 9apbun6smgrfet.
8eb 3omitolen / ct. 2ouis Count
b git Sagen imo6 Staten; mer 0en
mi ufgipne @gieiteretsfienoelle, Ser
CT affattet al CONNER Oscar SOL
lam og tilitemt Of beIe @etten, om-
ffteoer unberrettens ajenbelie og
gobfienber Statens @oaitmb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

yJorerinoe,, Goblet. nlgoer poo
Central Sail, ben 2, % 4. Eors.
bag ! Moaneoen.
Gen Danife hngoomSforening mp.
Der paa Central Nnner Soil bper
Snsoag Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

gar Sc benDsrot Gem til r,oeen.
al be Mpertere1toe i BIaoet. Spis
life, ina ifriD ioog, oerfom Der er
noeet Sc manaler, eIler befge benz
ON n1,Iigt. Get pilSpif fig ot be-
re oroeIoetiot. 7,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

8asarcn. Dissse al 8rebreneS SUI
itrucr cller a1bre &enner, toni bar
lopet eller lom enifer at itiGnte ct
eller onoet til 1oroel for Ba5aren,
bebes penligit at afb9noe iamme til
umoertegnebe @pinoer, iom bar lonet
at belerge lamme. 2igeleoes maa
oisse @jenitanoe inblenbes fpr oen
lite Sftober.
Mrs. Mnton Mnoerlen, 266 Sber-
b11rne s(pe.; Wsrs. 6reD 2illianifjolS,
1880 ct. Mntborp Mne.; Mrs. 1bos.
@eterIen, 795 50. 5mitb slpe !;
Mrs. u. 6. Sobnion, 1887 misiis=
iippi Street; Mrs. &C.. 6. 9anien,
1915 g. 3ale Gtneet.
9grbpoigit,
&pmiteen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

Gbriitian Gbriitenien, fpot i Dan-
mort, nfgif / 9gr6ags beo Deoen
@iemmet, 1904 Upton 9tbe. g., |
en- Mloer at 81 Star. &an oberle,
pes al tire Sgnner og ipp Detre. Mf.
bebe bonoe Iepet / Mineioto i ben=
oeo IS Mar. @egraneIfen foregit
igaor / @larfs @rope, Mirn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-18

e. s. @natiol, en- CORNER fro.
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Maaneo blep lpslaM ira Stotem
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tiblig on Mftenen % oenue ttlhpo
Zig at fpre bam til Geour street.
uuoerpeis bclg9te Dc flere Sulooner.
Neo 2no % gebar piloe &nutfou
tage Miifeo, 90 ban blep mtstanf'
lom. McEDaubon log til bam %
|forlangtp bans Yenge. &am1tion lat.
te Jig til MoonGrge, men fit e1
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@olitiet funbt Anut'pn % bragtt
bqm til Soipitalet, bpor BON Loo
tire Gage. san blep froitioalet ubr
&enge, @etsler, Gbecfs og Sno'
flbscertififater til ct 8elpb a
$1,768.97.
MoMabon nggter lin 5fpl6 %
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st. &anls banife % nurife &irfer
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st., afboloer. fine @u6stieneite
iom felger: Hreoiten @pnoal
6orm. 81. 1890. Mften 81
7.45. l1nge 6olfs gpmortb 9iga
Ssnbog Mften 81. 7.45; literer
Mpbe Sc tire fgrite Eirsbage
Moaneoen. 8gnnemebe bper Sns
bag Mften 81. 8.
81. 9sanls banffe Goreninscr.
s. g.. Anoerien, 2oge Nr. 81, a
Donf 8roberiamfunb, meoer LIT
og 3bie 6reoog / Maoneoen pa
Suntpr Yioneer @alI.
|6oreninge1 SCOT Soob" mboer 2
og 4. 2gr6ag paa @uia &alI.
|6oreninge1 .Danmarfs Senner" a
9. g. g. S. mg6er 2. og 4
Snsbug paa @aia Sail.
Dnnmarfs Dptre mg6er 2oen % 40
Girsbag i bper Moaneb ! Gentra
Sail, Is %. 7tb ct.
|5ongforenineen rGonia" mpoe'
bber Manbag paa @aia Sail.
glconora @briitine, 2oge Scr. SO
al Donif S~siterlamfuno, mboe'
1. % 8. Monbag pao @entro
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Joret11,t0en ,Sdobets .llpOer p0o
Central Sail, ben 2, % 4. Tors.
bog ! Maaneoen.
Sen Danife ~hngoomsforening mp.
Der paa Central Mnner Soil bper
Snsoag Mften.
minneapolis
Mr. Mari1s Wabieu bor fieh en-
imuf Garm ! @icbfieD, og forpagtet
en- Meierifarm peo 2Dn6ale glpe.
ct. &ebers 9irfes llngbomsfor.
CHING ofboloer en- Spitfeit paa Do-
nio itore Sal 2grbag Aften ben 8.
Oftober. Marmere anganeroe Bro-
gram ienere.
8eb II. at 19O5's 6pitfeit ben q.
Sept.> bill III. a. @oncertiangerimoe
5rf. Booenbof asititere, bDiltet for-
u6en bet gbrige @rogram piloe bore
not til at 9ipre Soften pellpftet. ao-
miteen urbeioer meb &roft pau at
gipre Meiten> al @rogrammet bet
beoite JONI fan ppbripes.
N&rr. Maos @anf % Seis Ser
manien fra Milltonn, @is., meb
6nmilie par i Bair-ugen @j9lter
bos 81. og 1ru 9maritfen, Como
&orf, % differs % Anoeriens !
9epen OATS. Sc giorbe Gr1ren
berneo og tilbage / to itore nDe Mu<
tomobtler.
Mrs. 8. q. Glen fra @bicago,
Snoebaperen of set 1tore rOlien
Garpet-Sfmg 60" herlte6S, be1ggte
Minneapolis i libite l1ge poo @ient
nemrejie meb en- Sgn og 9atter, og
aflag6e Ell Giiit bos lin ungboms=
@eni1oe Mrs. 6. @asmusien pao
&ortlan6 Ibe.
Gbriittan Gbriitenien, feot / Cont
mart, digit / 2pr6ags beb 9eoen
@iemmet, 1904 Upton Mbe. g., |
en- guoer at 81 Star. &on oberle.
pes al tire sprner % ipp Dgtre. Mf.
6e6e bapoe Iepet / Mimmeiota i ben=
oeo 36 gar. 8egrabelien foregit
igaor @Iarfs @rope, Minn.
ct. &ebers banif lntb. Strife pil
ofboloe en- 8u5ar / @~iirfeinlen oen
6. % z. Mobember. @n 4o1ntte ct
ne6fat til at arra11gere famme. Sc
al &irfens @enner, fom bill 1tette
6enne 5ug nre6 en- lille @ape, fan
aflepere fanme bos Noitor Corp
ganr6, 2810 6. %. 5treet, eller
bps g.. 8. GbrHkn}en, 9O1 minne-
bnba Mbe.
Mrs. Sine Ginman, 3rgitoertten
Mleranora 2ogen al rDet 6anife
sdterfomfunc" Der / 8pen, feirc-
Sc Girsoog gttermiOoag / betme
l1ge im ~Je}tels6ag | Sperp9relie al
benre6 80 Meblemmer al 2ogen o9
lt6enforitacenbe @eninoer. Mrs.
Monba &oa1gaar6 bolot / Gugens
Mnle6ning en- fits lille Sale for
Gebielsoagsbarnet.
6orpalter Mosmnsien. / 9anio
Soil. ser ligelebes er fp6t Den 156e
September, TOM / gftermtooagens
26 ogiaa tiliteoe, % gap lit 8eiDp
me6 / l1n6erbolomingen, efter at bo-
be m%o6taget famtlige Damers bierte-
lige 2Dfenifninger.
Mlerambra 2pge 9lr. %, $. g. G.,
afboI6er, iom fgr omtalt, fin Stif<
telesfeit pan 2groag Mften, Ben
10. Sept., poo Dania Sail for 81
tire meo 6omiIie, fatnt 8reore1te al
Sborpalbiea 2oge Nr. IS. Man bpr
ie at fomme tiliteoe, 90 Oct bill blir
BEN beoite %rlifabelige Sarnme11-
fomit 2ogen er61m bar babt.
I'll 2ogens Me6e iioita Greoog
Mften Dor SGtrene meot tolrigt.
|sgiter Mrs. g. Gbriitopber gab en-
8eifribelie ON ben6eS l1oflngt til
Dufota / Sommer, lom bar meget
interesfmt.
MRlte Meoe bi1 Der bliDe Ell an=
BEN lille @emDtligbe6 efter &affen.
Som MI boa6e 11rtge og al6re Se=
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