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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
DHnrooRATU CONGRESSIONAL
 CON MENTION.

z DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
 CONVENTION.
 The Dennocratic Congressional Convention of the Fourth District met in BayIies Hall, this morning at 10 1-2 o'clock The Convention was caMAd to order by the Chairman of the Congressi onl Committee, Angus sztus Jenn1ngs Of Southport. and Moses w. wilson of Westport, was elected fernuuorary chairman. James Ls Gould of BTfdgepork and James Mo 1Ta.hon. of New Milford. were ap- pointed secretaries.
 The following Gpznn1fttee on Per- nn4nemt Crganizat4on were ezected 1Ikh @Thomas Sanford. 18th :" -Wm Fl Gregory. 18th -F M Hales 18th ss -Crestes Hiekcck 1Tth @Wm. A CroweH.
 The foI1ow1ng Committee on Gre den4ia1s were also app ofnted: 10th Diatriczt=.AEbert vvi1conson. 71th -John D. Hurlburt. 1zth Charles M. Ho11ey 18th -F M. EA1e. 18th 2. Albert N. Hodge. 17fh James H. Barnes
 A Connrn4ttee on Resolutions was also appointed:
 1 0th District James I4. Gould 17th -Ammon T. Peck. 1zth Cha<Ies E. Hol1ey. 15fh John D. C7aamp1in4 18th James Mcdahon 77th -Janaes 1T. Barnuna.
 IA recsgs of half an hour was then taken to enable the several com4nit- tees to make their reports.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
CROSBY MEMORIAL
 SERVICES IN HARTFORD

Hartford, Feb. 2s-service in honor of the memory of the late Fanny Cros- by, the blind hymn writer, of Bridge port, was held Sunday in the Mem oriaI Baptist church.
 A program consisting mainly Of hymns composed by the authoress was carried out. Holy, Holy, Holy, Is the Lord My Savior First of All, ? s.Bfessed Assurance Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Rescue the Per tshing'' were some of the hymns sung. Dr. H. M. Thompson, pastor of the church. took text from Isaiah.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
ARE WOMEN NATURALLY
 DESPONDENT2

A prominent writer so claims. Women are constituted with delicate organism and in nine cases out of ten mental depression may be at 4ributed to an abnormal condition of the system which expresses itself in nervousness, s1eeplessness, backache, and as a result desp tendency. Lydia E. PinkhaIn's Vegetable Compound, 4 simple remedy made from roots and herbs. is the one great remedy for this condition. It goes to the root of the trouble and oyercoKnes des- pondency.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
COHEN RESIGNS FROM
 SECRETARY BURNES' OFFICE

Max Cohen, of this city, has handed Secretary of State Burnes his resigna- ton as chief clerk of the motor ve- hicle department of the state, to be enective March 1. Mir. Cohen will engage in the automobile business. It is understood that Arthur F. Conner, of this city, will succeed MT. Cohen at Hartford.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

The defence forces of the Panama. Canal Zone are to be separated The Department of the East will form the Department of the Panama Canal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

Federal authorities ouarantined +Fa state of Maine as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of foot and mouth disease
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

The Tipperary cocktail has made it's appearance in Atlantic City. It's corn-s ponents are things Irish and other things, not Irish but nevertheless green. As 8 fttting climax it's fnven- tor answers to the name of Jake Err penbeck.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
MRS. B4RNU1ps ANNUITY.

Pursuant to the order issued by the probate court January z3. ". T.
 Iincks and Ben5anain Fish, executors of the will of the late P. T. Barnu1n have set aside the various securities necessary to provide the $40, 900, 1Ers. Barnu1n' s annuity.
 They reported to the court today that the amount will be raised from the following securities: Bridge port Hydraulic co4npanys bonds, SGT. A50; 9SS shares in. the same com pamy, s147s60o: 295 shares Pequon- nook National bank $30,625: 30 shares City National bank, $15U a share, $500; 15 city of Louisville and i've city Of Toledo bonds, $20,- GOO: real estate. winter quarters $50 .o00s Bridgeport mortgages. $179.- ls25-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
THE OLD MADE NEW

There must be hundreds of people in this city with collections of discard ed Jewelry note quitf} good enough to use, and not quite bad enough to throw away. So it's just laid aside. gathering dust, and giving more both CT than it seems to be worth. Bring 1t down, and let us see what we can do with it. It will cost you nothing to find out. We will sketch up a suggestion for remode11ng to submit to you, tell you the cost and advise you frankly. At the same time you might bring in your good jeweIry- bring as much as you like, and we will clean it for you, making it look like new, free of charge.
 M. J. BUECHLER
 THE RELIABLE JEWELER, 48 FAIRFIELD AVENUE
 NEAR MIDDLE aT.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

Washington. Feb. 22-It is believed Preside Wilson will send a formal protest to Japan against the 1atter's attempt to end the ''open door policy in China Baron Chinda the Japan figures in the present situation. He has been asked to explain in detail the new policies of his country as re- gards China This new crisis has been the subject Of several cabinet meetings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

The copartnership of CANNON 6 PEET is this day dissolved. All persons having claims against said Company are requested to present sthem to Wm- Peet: and those indebt- ed will do well to make payment within sixty days Sor their notes and accounts will be put in the hands Of an attorney.
 JOHN $. CANNON,
 WNE PEHIT.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
CONCORDIA BAIL.

The Concord5a ball, held the night before Washington's Birthday, was a sore disappointment to tho&e who ex- pected something lurid of the enter Adecency maintained, 1t could hardly have won disapprova1 from even so exacting a critic as pr. Pullman or any Of his associates of the Law and fOrder League.
 The Farmers extra. last night, an nouncfng that the County Coxnn1is- sioners had refused to grant a license, caused many people to believe that all liquor exposed would be sefzed and several barrels of liquor must have been carried into the hall in sundry hip pockets
 The first prize was awarded to a group Of Lexowed policemen. They swere Handsomely dressed and lined up as follows: Fred Carba1ly, Thomas Dtgney, Jim Gleason, John sHagan, Albert Brochs Michael Gould, Edwin Hubbard, William Cooley and
 The following composed the floor connznit4ee: William Irving, Charles Hang, Frank NoH, ". Behrens, J John Doory, Charles Hentz, A. Wendell. George Llfppo1d. A. Kraus, Jr.. A. Baumach, H. cosier, H. Tyler. N.
 me Reception Committee were- B. Northrop, W. zepp. A C1aa1der, J. OsBrfen, M Beauch1er, F. Mills, B. Grace, George Schneider, J. A. Abo, Joe Carney, George. Hosler, L. Witt man. B. Enders and George Sells.
 Drs Danfonss barn on Newne1d ave- mne was broken into last night and two sets of harness, two blankets and two robes stolen. Early this morn ing all tho stolen articles with the exception of the robe were found on the avenue some distance from the barn Evidently the same parties broke into the barn of Supt. Beach fin the rear of the hospital, as 8 new harness was stolen from there.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
MoTTCN.


 All persons indebted to the sub scr4f1er by Note or Book. must make payment by the 6th of March next Those that are not settled by that time, will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection: as he has it in contemplation to move.
 BAEsNUM BEACH. N R-Goods. shoes. etc., sold cheaper than usual for cash.
 Bridgeport, Feb. 2a. 1915. Seed Horse for Sale by the Name o6
 HIGH FTiYER.
 E7e is out of the old Highlander, part imported horse; he is four years old this spring; a bright bay; black rnane and tail; carries himself well; as spry and active as any in town; we'll Drougth too. If any gentleman sees 1t to call he can see for him self He may be purchased for less than the value for cash or good pa- per. If not sold to be let for the sea- son, to a faithful hand Apply to DAVID B. SHERWOOD, jun Greenfield, Feb. 22nd, 1915. For Sale "a number of young apple trees, part of which are grafted. of 34he first quality. by Him Of Huntington, Ccnn-,
 Feb. 21zt. 1915.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

John Joseph. infant son of rTfchu1as Garr1gan. died this forenoon after a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

recess or hal1 @n hour was then taken to enable the several commit tees to make their reports.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
FIFTY YEARS AGO.

JOHN s. CANNON , VIM. PEs1zT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

81 slot til 2pit. &jpbmol1o s
bar CIT Mftcn for at ao1prcbc fig
noget nerpole @nltru gooet en- SUI
/ Gbeatret meb benDe.
Stpffet, Ser blep opfprt SEN Mf:
ten, bar tilfeloigbis mcget 1prgelig
og rur1ot om poo Sc fpinoelige Iil.
bprereS Initgter laas Spor al Goo:
ter.
Ogiao Sru S. ipntes itnrft be
pGget. 8arn1en bplgeoe bplo1omt
Nnitgtet fortraf fig 1om / 5n1erte
og BUN breO fine @G11oer frompag
:igt.
ga &jpbmanoen opboge6e fiji
@1,ltr11s oprprte @inbstil1tono> lag
Sc Don iin @aonO beroligen0e / fen
bes og Dbilfe6e ben0e / 9ret:
uMfe11 fipre Morie 6og, set CT j
finn &o1ne6ie."
Sr11en ienote bom ct frpgteli9
9jefoit, pg roie11oc bbiiteoc b11n til
boge:
~&el CT set Ell &on,ebic, sit So
Seq bor facet en- 2oppe poo &pg
gcn!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

st franif TDritcnbpmme / Hrc1s-
len. gn tpif Mpis minoer / bis1e
Sage ON 0en e~icn0ommelige
&icn0sgierning, at Der miot /
Breusien finocs ct 9ert1gopmme,
bbis Gjer % @erre CT 6ronltmano.
Sertltgopmmet, iom bnrer Nabnet
Sagon, blep / 1887 at 6prlt Sob
fumit5 Sagon iolgt til @ert11g 8eter
al &1rlano. Set ttlbgrte tibligere
Sertugopmlnet @logar % fan op=
bile cit ntcget omififtcnbe Siitorie.
5oaleoes Dor set cit Song oglaa /
8allenlteins &Giobellc. s 1916
ifjGnfe0e Song Srieoricb Bilbelm
ben Tjeroe @erren til Sagan Ser
tugtitele11. Sen nl1pnrenDe 9ertug
or CHARLES Ma,rice Yierre Salon
&onoro al Galleprano=8erigoro
fg6t poo Slottet Sc Morois / set
franife 9eportement 5eine=et=Oiic
ben 16Oe S11li 1905. Set CT alt laa
cit 9=aorig 0reng, CT ,Spn al Ser
tug Selie' of Iallepran0 / bans 500
teifab n1eo sen omerifonife Millio=
nerarbing Mnnie @oulo, lon1 fprlt
bar Gift n1c0 Ben meget omtolte
@rep 8oni Sc Galtellane.
Sertuge1 al 5agen er, / gger~
ifab al gjer af 2onofprltenopn1mct
Sogo1L lom bor en- Omfrebs al ca.
% &nortmil, &uial 11nDcr Sen
p%reusiiife &rone. Oen 111ge Tranifz
mano mao alt1aa, 1aor ban blincr
mpn0ig, aflGgge Groifobseo til
&rngen al Ercuslen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

.DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hj6rnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
Sgndag Form. XII. II. S9ndagssko-
lie XII. 9.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHO-
DIST K1RKE. Hj9rnet. af Broad
way og 10. ST., afholder sine Guds.
t%jenester som f4lger: Pradiken
SSndag Form. ri. 1870. Aften ri.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
S9ndag Aften ri. 7.45; literaert Mo
de de tire f9rste Tirsdage i Maane.
den. Bgnnemgde liver Onsdag At
ten Kl. 8.
H G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D.
B. s., mqder /. ogA 8. Fredag i Maa.
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
|GOLGATHA DANSK : NORSKE
PRESBYTERIANER KIRKE, 1876
Thomas St., nr Rice st. Dansk
Gudstjeneste hver S9ndag Form.
ri. 1890. S9ndagsskole Kl $50.
BGnnemDde liver Onsdag Aften ri.
8 i Kirkens Underbygning.
FORENNGEN "GODT HAAB" mo-
der 2. og +. L@rdag paa Vasa Hall.
FORENINGEN DANMARKS SON
NER" af D. s. D. f. mSder 2. og
T.. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
DANMARKS DOTRE m9der 2. og 4.
Tirsdag j liver Manned i Central
Hall, IS w. Z. st.
SANGFOREN1NGEN DANA" mo-
der hver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
CHRISTINE LOGE Mr..
SO, D. s. S., mGder l. og 8. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
FORENINGEN "HAABET' mdder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
DEN DANSKE UNGDOMSFORE-
ming mSder paa Central Annex Hall
hver Onsdag Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Mr. 6arrb 8linfenberg % 6u-

Mr. !SarrD 8linfenberg pg 6,t-
itrn Gbriitine (f. Sol1goar6) feire=
Del 5pnoags beres G%inbrDIlup I'M
Der SDerD9relle al Sl9gt og Sen
ner, iom tilbragtes nogle fornpielige
elmer bos Samilien / 6eres Siem
pna Clinton Mbe.
@pjtibelise @nbstienciter / Mnleo=
ming of 8aoifen afboloes / Smmq=
lntels oanife epang. lutb. @irfe
Isl. 22n0 ct. & 28tb Mbe. o.:
5fartorsoag, slften &l. s (neo
Mltergong.
2angfrcoag, 5orm. @l.. 1920.
Naalfeoog, 5orm. &. 1890 %
Miten &. 100.
Sa5aren Il. at 1905 1t6lte
Gorsoag bar mnaife life 1aa goot
beiegt lom 0e forrige Mar, bbno
Scr BOG for Sormanlets Sfplo bob=
De minore at iige, ioet Sc tiliteoe=
pere10c til @jengjelo bite fig 1oo
meget mere ipenoable, iaa Sore
11i11ge1t otter 6enne Gang funoe
in0fas1ere ct fleffeligt Oberlfno.
8ul tob Nnoer1cn bar en- utrettelig
n0raaber for ~@ram1epo1en", Omar
Mifier meO Srl1e fore1to6 Mere Itille
men life minore birfningsfulot
Soubolaen, Tr11 8or6enfletb ipr=
geoc for Sc legemlige Gorneoe11be-
Der, i. e. &affe og Sage Der bar
goo Bolmuitf,. og ct Bor fremn1ebe
9errer, en- norif &omifer og
5oreningens @ongfor bi0rog til en-
forn9jelig impromptu u116erbol6=
Ser bar iferfet life foo
beroifltloe @ienitanoe til Sombo=
(aenL laalebeS fra 6irmaet 81. 80.
Smith. Gil Slut fo116t r@ronb
5teo un0er flor 5pe11=
Sing blo11bt Bublifrm, bbem Ser
hjemfgre Sc im11ffe @ebin=
tier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Mr. Marcns goef, at Sirmdet
8ocf & gl1oc, bpitioeligbolbt /
Spnoags fin 53=aarige 5poielsoaa
blan0t Ell &rebs al 2anosm911o og
&enner, lom bapoe inofunoet fig i
9agens M%nleoning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Gn StprGocr. Sra GlmooD Gcl1=
ter meO0elcs, at 0en melt i11ltne
Mar1o og piltnof sen ~ltprlte Stor=
ooer / @isconlin belpgtc forleoen
Sag Soft Ser / Omegner1. 9lle to-
Ter ON bom pg bons 11trplige Mp=
petit.
SON font fprlt til S. IS. 5tci-
ner og boo pn1 Mob. San fit
Ylo0s pcO 9orOct, og to ltore Sal=
lc%rfener me0 Y%ol1oefoger, flere
@r60ifipcr meo 5mpr og to &ppper
&uffc forl bon0t.
6cn1te11 Wei1ruttcr lenere ioo Gnn
ncO 9proet / gb>porb 5teirers
@jen1, bDor bor lpilte cit @plle Sab
regrpo,. ct felt Brp0, en- &offefogc,
ct 5tptfe &jp0p9lie, 5n1pr, @on=
ming to &opper &offe pg ct @los
Mplf.
San %forlbonot loo, og chi bulp
lime lenere io6 ban beo Jrpfplt~
borOet Dos 81. IS. Gortte> bbor ban
ipilte mere &abregrGby &j1O, S1npr=
rebrpo pg ct balbt 0nitn YanOefa=
ger, pg til Set brof bon tire &opper
&uffe.
@or bar enb1l11 life rigtig met
bpprfor bo11 gift inO. til Mrs. Mar=
tbo Gont5ler og bo0 ont noget at
bioe i. San iatte Ser tillips ltcgte
&urtpfler, en- Iallerfen fulo meb
5teg, ct Dolpt @rso, to &opper &af-
fc, to @los Melf og ct @las Gan0.
Da bon bar ferOig, bao ban ON
l1noifplbning, for0i bal1 baDOe 5ebt
ON Moo 11oe11 at bore nugget l1,l=
ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

2anif Turebras. Yqo SPIRIT.
fommc11oc 5g1toag Mften bil Scr.
MeaoS 5enoergaar0 boloe ct Sore,
Drag / st. &eDers &irfcs ling
0omsfore1i11gs Me0e / &irfeiole1
ONT fin &ej1e / Spoltoterne. Mlle
CT biertelig n%elfonr1e11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

8praabet peOtog forleoen cit Be=
pilIinq. poo 1886 til Opferelle at
Gena,t1eilcr % Elotfprmer for Na-
pilloncu poo @arriet Sslano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Yaaifesnbstjcneitc / st. Ncoers
0anife ll1tberife Strife.
5fertorsbog bliber Scr @1,0stic=
neltc og Altergang ST.. s.
Hoolfc0ag bliper Scr @l,Ostje11e=
lte til %lnoDonlig Sis ST. 1890.
Scr bill blipe &or pg 5plpiong.
&om % beer meO til at lDngc bore
bcrligc Yoolfelalrner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Mrs. V. S. Hetericn bor / bisie
Gage lpgt Sfilsmisie fra fin Mono,
lon1 bum egteOe / gre11oa Moret
1898. 5oa piOt bi0eS bar Scr. &c.
terlen life enOn1t gibet 11oget Snar
paa Sc / &lage11 f%rembolote &l111f=
ter ON 0aorlig @e%6onoling fra
bans Sioc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
&olbt til 8rpberens SDgeieng.-

Msirs. Sulius 81. 5cbmobl, 5tots-
1cfrctrr 5cbmobls @rltrl,, rejlte
til Sos Mngeles SEN %. os. 5ruen
bapoe mcotoget t%ele9rofiif @feooe=
Iel1e ON, at bel1bcs 8rooer, @obert
8. fyomlos, loo alporligt 1pg poa
ct @oipitol / Sos @ngcles.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
&or u%lbcritesne os bpjt astebe
Qanbsmanb Qanrits Scbtbsbne, jo1n

Sul ulDtlHtYnC W DplI u9ltuC
2anbsmanb 2anrit5 Scbibsbpe, lo1n
/ Denbeo 6 Tiger benlao pao ct.
8ornabas @oipitol ber / 8Den 111=
Scr 2ngebebonoling, afgif / 26r=
bags peO Oeoe11. Mr. 8. 5cbibs=
bpe bleb fe0t SEN 3. Mpril 1888 /
Sjprring, 9anmarf, % l1aocoe lao=
leoes bcO iin 500 bel1DeO II Mor.
san bar / Ell Morreffe @erreDsfo o.
geo pou Wors, pg profti1ere6e 1eney
rc iom .5ugfprer / 9epfjpbing Ser
ltcos. SEQ Moret 1886 11oponorcoc
Scr. Scbibsbpe ne6 @ultr11e1t Son=
ny, bpis Nigenopn bor 5cboultr11p,
% Bprnene til Mn1erifo, og palgte
Sn1abo, Neb., 1om lit fremtioige
Silent. Ser forblep ban / bel1peo
20 Mor, Dbor bon cit Gi0 bar syor-
r%etl1ingsfprer for Ell lofal banlf
Mbis, og ienere 6or. 5toters Sn=
lpeftpr bcO Yocfing" sui ene /
|So1it6 Omobo, i1,bti1 2opcn for
longte> at olle Snipeftprer ifl,lOe
bore Uniform bbilfct Scr. 5cbibs=
bDc life fl1n0c in0loOe Jig poa. @u11
rejlte Do, Moret 1906, til Minnea=
polls, Dbor bon fon0t ct gobt o0
fierligt Silent bos 56nre11, Mi=
cbael 5cbibsbpe, 2107 Nleaiont
9lbe., ibct bans &ultru ollere0c /
1901 bar ofgaaet bcO 9p0en pa
bleb ltebet til Sbile poo 2ofemoob
&irfegoor0 ber1te0S. Mfop6e efter=
lo0er fig 5 @9nner % 2 9ptrc,
nemlig 9ben0, 5agfprer / ,&onios
gitp> &c.,; gsberl1 og. Mrel, &jpl'=
menb og 2a116ejerc / 2ansforO, &c,
9af.; Moge> gleftriif Sngenipr /
9eelpport, 8olb.; Micboel, @rosie-
rer / Mgerbrugsmaifiner fer / 8D:
cit; Muriont1e, 2eDer al III Gripat=
ifole / San Granciscn, Golf., pq
Moric, poo @pjifoleu / 6illn1orc
Gulf.
Scr. Scbibsbpc bar ct mo11geoa:
rigt Meolem al 2oge Geo. 10, 9.
9. g. / Snobo, Ncb., og tug fer
@pen liplig 9el / aft b%eOrprer1Oe no.
tionolc 8eb9geller irbe1for bore
forifjelligc Oorife Sorcntnger, bpp1
fan oltib bar en- pelfpmmer1 @je]t
pg bbor bon til enbber SiO bobOe e1
belerenoe og opmuntrenOc Sri
poo 2eben for iine 2onosmGnoS
Gelfprb berobre.
Sorofeltelien fonot 5teo / Sirs.
6ogs Gftermi66oqs fra 2afewooi
&opel poo 2ofelppo0 4irfeganro
ur1Oer ltor 9eltagelie ira SlG9t pl
Genner, oeriblo10t 5pnnerne Speni
fra &onios Gitp, 500, og gsbern oe
Mrel fra 2%onsforD> sc. 9of.
81 bebioner SEN MfDpbes Otter
labte Dor MeDfplelie / Gubet al Sc
res gamle, trofaite og fjere 5aber
ST. PEDERS DANSKE EVANG
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. S. og 9
St. Gudstjeneste SGndag Formid
dag ri. 1890. Altergang fGrstt
SGndag i liver Manned. Ande1
S@ndag liver Manned tillige Aften
gudstienes.e XII. 8.
! kirkelige Anliggender bede
a henvende sig til Kirken
Prast, Pastor A. j. Tarpgaard
2S1O 3. 22nd Street. Telefor
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Mnmpoct pn at bolbc Minoeta=
len. 0r. George 6. &incent, Yre=
1toent for Meinneiotas l%1niberittet>
er onno6et ol1 at boI6e Minoeto=
len / ct. SAUL auditorium poo Oe=
fnrotionsbagen. @porDibt ban fan
moOtoge Sr1obpoelien, Ell Dcrin1on
enon> life b%efienot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Or. ug Mfrs. 8. 8. 2cac6 bn0re=
oes / GirSoags Mftes al Mr. 2ol1,
rit5 5menicn, 1920 GbirD She. 81.
n1eo Ell flot Dinner" / @jemnct
9r. 2eocb er joni befjenot 5efrctGr
for ~Scanoinapio11=Mm Som:
botion" =5clifobe / Seem g)prf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Mens Der bentcs. s set mlegct

Mens Der bentes. s set n1eget
pmtoltc 5totions1pgrgsmoal / ct.
SAUL cr mani mi e11ebes ON, at Ser
en- al Ongene ifal ppbGngcs Scent
pcifit1er al Sen npe @anegaarb pao
5totionspla01en, iaa Sc &eilu1oe
fun foo en- Soc on1, bboroan Sen
npe Bragtbpgning fommer til al
fe rs.
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Glcunura G6riitine 2pse Mr. so

Glcunura G6riitine 2o9e Mr. 50
al ~0onlf 5plterianfunb" ufbploer
@o5ur bc11. 1lte Waj poa @omlbp
Sail, 81. 6tb & &pbert 5treets.
Som tioligerc er befienotgjort bill
Snotngtcrne blibe brugt til 5pltre=
ne5 &pnncntio11> Ser lfal ofbnlOeS /
St. Yu11l til nGi tic Mnr. &pmiteel
orbcjocr al fnlo &raft for at gjprc
Ocnnc 9o5or til CIT al. Sc melt ltor-
article Splteriumfun0et n~o9enlt11oe
Dor bopt. Der bill blipc ct Mslortc=
mcnt al Sl,tiffer lige ira garnl(
8coltclnooers til 5%fplepigcns. 5D:
billie og Gppriants Dil pprc tilltcOl
og fortGlle cbcr pm eOcrs 2pffc
&jGrligbeo pg 11btpOe coers 9rpm
me. gn 6iifeoom bill blipe ol1ret
tet, bpor mon fan fife lige fra imac
@nlofilfe til ltorc @baler.
2p%ffebjulenc pil gao / fulb 5bin{
lele Mftc11cn.
MiDoog lcrpcrcs, ion1 bill beltat
al &jeobolleluppe> &olbeiteg, Sfle
ltcg, 9rbnne sGrter, &artofler, &af
fc og Sage. Mftensmao al alle NIT
lige fplbc Mettcr poa bonlf &is.
ct al ct. Hol1ls beoltc Orfeltr
bill gipc CIT &p11cert / Mftenens 2pb
ga @ober fpmmer / Wosiebis
bill hi beDe 5pltrene pg Senner on
at lcnoe Sem til fplgcnbe MoreSie
@ers. g. 6. Sobnlon, 1887 Misi
Str; Mrs. .. 81. Micfel1on, "a:
Sbio st.; Mrs. 2o1tis Se111en, So
&cricDel Mbc.
Sor at oea,nc 8o5or fam blibe e.
5llfccs, beoer hi ollie. 9nrife on
at pGrc tilitcoc poo @omlbp Sal
Sen lite M}oj.
8o5or=&omiteen.
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seno 8labet biem til Slagtrin=
ae og genner i 9anmorf 90 Spn=
DcrinIlano 1om 8ebis pao, at SOC
eubn,, min0es bent %berbiemmle. S1
lender @labet r%egelmesitgt / bper
roe peo Mobtagelien al 8elpbet.
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@olootho @irfems &pinSeforenins

msoer Gorsoog oen Soc Mpr1l
Mrs. g. 6. Sobnlons Silent, 1887
Misl. Str. Mllc Ct bjerteli9 %clz
fon1mcn.
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Misiisiippi paa &%rissiticn. 5lo

oernes Tooer bar &c it0lte Tiger be-
ret poa &rigsitien. - Set Dil iigc,
at &onOet CT ltegct meo life mi,,bre
ero 6 500. 0ettc bopDe til Jplge,
at Ocn 11nbcr MnlGg pprenOe 0pln=
ming mcllen1 Ipillingbperne bleu
brl1ot. @%clbigbis font irgen Mrbej=
oere til Sfo0e, iDct n1o,1 Dor i]tonb
til at obbore Dcm / Gibe, ioo SC
TOM uocnfpr 5nre.
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Grfleret nifnlois. 6

Grtleret. nifploig. Otter 5 Mi:
nl1tters 9berbeielie erflGre0c SIT.
rDen / 0iitriftsretten forlc0en Dag
6. Yeterion pg 6. Dillon for 1,ifpl=
oige. Mnflagen orejeoe fig ON s0er
peloige Gum al 20c> lon Sc ifuloe
babe tilegnet fig fra Claus 5on=
0ean.
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mt8tnnAttt.

Sicn / Misiisiippi saar nb. Slcll
/ Weisiislippiflooen bcgDn0tc Won=
Bag Often oc11 22be So. at goa lD
De0 ga Grosie, % Sen nel tc Sag
bar Slooen isfri fra @inona til
8rniric ou Gbie11. Oette CT Iefs
Gage ic1cre c1O ifjor.
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@pmnoitifppbisninacn, JON

ODntt11 tttDpntsnln9cn 1nl1l CT
urrol1gcrct al u&binoerncs @pnma=
tiff screening" og ~St. Yeoer5 Sir
fes MISUNDERSTANDING Gpu1naltif=
bolo, paa 0ania Sail bill, lpn1 be
ficnot> finoe 5teo 5pl1oae BEN II.
Npril OH Mftenen ST.. 8. Si baa:
Der / lnulte l1ge at fl,nlle gipe 2e=
lcrnc nurr1dftc l%lnocrretning oeson,
gouc11Dc.
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&nniten at blipc 100 Mar. s

Mn111tct at bltDc 1OO N1r. or.
Charles 6. Barter ira 8aibington,
8 e., hor bolot CIT Heffc interes=
iontc Torcorog / st. Saul 9. sc
6. q. pg forleocn Mftcn afllutteOl
BON ocllnc 5eric meO ct TorcoraQ
ON, hporle0cs mon mao lcpc fpr al
opr1oo CIT bpj Mloer. 9pftoren pao:
pcgcoc, at @lpbet / bort SDltcnl Ct
lclpc 2insfilocn, og 11oor Sen bplbeS
friif, lfol mon 1nf naa Sen bpj(
9lbcr. 5nltcmotiife 2egcu1spbeliel
bar oct beolte MioDel til at bolO(
GlpDpmlebct / SrOen.
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8aaife Gpnoag Worgen S

Yaaifc Gpnoag Worgen SCI.
1890 prpoifer @altor &C. s. @role,
sen npfolote &rGlt / 0anlf=norlf
@olgotho Strife, 1876 SbomoS ct.
Mrs. Churchill pil ipngc Ell Colo
pg 5ongforct pil lpnge boaoe poo
9a,1lf % Gngellf.
Sommc Mtten &l. s bill Der BIZ
DC @uostjcneitc pua gngelif.
MIlc er bjcrtclig pclfon1men.