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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

gn0e bis gum nnberen niht mebr ais
Is Auaoraitilcmeter 5ladenraum
einnebmen - Itellt einen nidt 3t I'M
teriddbenosn 8urdsangspuntt bes
nternationalen 8ertebrs bar. Gr
heIinoet iih nGmIi6 in Der Dit
ie Der 5000 3ilometer Ian9en
Oamp1erlim Colombo Jremantle,
ole ben Itarfsn 4sripnens unb Grads
!enuertebr 5piiAen SnOien unb Qus
~itraIien bsrmittelt unb fpmit bic Ser
binbunq Der beiben nidtigften uno
,Oertbolliten eneliidsn SOIpnial-eihe
aufreGt erbSIt. 0as itebt gum I'm
ierganQ Der @mben in elmer gelpincn
urIddlthen 8~e5isbun9; SIN mo6ers
nen 8eIiberteGr ialiFt neben Dem
0ampfer Der G~elt9rap9! Go 9aben
Die GngIdn0cr aWi pieier Strede aud
'eit 1901 6ns moo auitraliIde So
lei Iitaen, oos fir Ic iuioftrn BON
beiou0erer 9ebcufEHa III, at8 er Den
2lretteIten 4Qeg Der IaaridteR!ibfrs
nittlua3 spii8m @robbritaaaisn
unN 2luItraiita bartlett, Nit on
reren Worteu; itbcr OisFcS &abel
ojriSjtrt GGurdiu ole auitratlide
FIotie, 8eutfr bic naitraItimc BreIe.
&ein @uHosr, SAB aopitdn D.
A}iiQer, Der i'll 6lr3 genialer 8siie
Die louaben Stelen oes britilGsn
NeltrsiGs irHsrbaIb ieines Itiionss
9ebieie5 berou5Su{mosn ipuBte, mad
zen aselingsinieln %iteuerte, auf Senen
iib als pibtigsm @nle9epuntt Der
0ampferlinie aud cine Solicitation
oeianb. sic SsritDrsn. bieb auitras
lien fir einise 3eit BON Snbien obs
4ueiben unb auminbeif aud Die ga
:igteit Der auftralif9en 8reuSer uns
tsrbinben. Mie ii9 oft onideineno
parallel DsrIaufenOs GreisniFe plOt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
Die @rinbuns bieier Organization uio
tire Siele.

Die @rinbuns bieier Organization uhb
tire Siele.
Sie SGtieteit oes Roten &reu5es
miro pGbreno oieies blutisen Delts
frieges in elmer @eiie in 4nipruf
senDmmen, nie es ieit Der @rins
6uns bisiss internationalen SMITH
tuts mod niemals Der San seipefen
lift. nno 90 in man9en &reiisn
nod unsenaue 8orteQunsen iiber
bic Organization unb Dirffamteil
bes Roien &reu5es beIteben, 10 fei
i'm foleenoen cine sebrdnste rebers
ii9t iiber bic @ntitebung, ben 3ped
uno Die Gntlpidluns pes Snitituts
gegeben.
.&ptes &reua" 1T bie aIlgemeine
8e8ei6nuns fir Die Pflege Der
&ranten unO @ernunbeten i'm
&riege, pie iie in Der @enfer Som
BENTON am %. 4uguit 1864 per=
tragsmdbig ~drtituliert pprben TT,
uuo fpesieQ fir Oas Snititut Der
freimiuigen &rdnfenpfleqe, mie es
ii9 aus oen 8eI6Iiifen Der BON Des
leeierten fat aQer europdii3en Cans
Der uno namentIid Der H~eaierun9en
beididten @enfer apnferena bonn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

feftes uno orsanii9es 8erbdltnis
3ur armse sebra9t pproen. Sn eis
ner 4nsabl BON Staaten 1T Der in
Den 8ef9IuHen Der Senfer aonfes
reno aafseftelte @runoiaB, Dob ii1
in iebem 2anb elm Silfsperein uip.
bilben iole, unb ouB Dem Central
fcu,itee biefes @srsins Die seiamte
2eituns Der auf bic fr%eipilise
ariesstrantsnpflege eeri9teten Sdz
iieteit suiteben iplle, CUR 9ur9fiibs
rung eelanst.
Sn Selterrei9 : llngarn uno in
Osuti9lano bilOen Die 8ereine bonn
Soften &reu3 nur ben einsn Tattor
Der freipiGissn arantenpflese neben
Den 3itterorDen. Organization Der
Diterret9ii9 : nngarii9en 8ereine:
Die in ben i'm aei6srat pertretenen
&Dnisrei6en uno 2dnOern beiteh,nz
Den 2%anoesbereine uno Srauenpereis
ne iotpie Der PatriotiI4e Siifsperein
in Misn babsn iid in einem orgnniz
iden 9erbunb geeini9I: our Diterrei>
6iiden 8eIeli6aft bonn Soften
&reuS. Sn ungarn lit Der ungdris
I2e 2dnoes : 6raucnbilfsberein nit
Dem 9srein bonn &oten areu5 Der
Gambler Der beiligen &rpne llngarns
10. Mai 1881 gu einem gemeinias
men 8erein Suiammengetreten. Die
BrGiioenten beiOer 8ereine treten i'm
&riegsfall als tai'erli6e, beStp, tDs
nieIi9e &ommiHdre CUR Settle oes
@eneralinipettors Der freipi1igen
&rantenpilegs. Sir Die gereinsper>
einigung Der bsioen Get6sbGlften err
nennt Der aaiIer elm Mitslieo Deg
Serriderbauies gum proteftprs
Stelpertreter. SIM &risg lit Die SGs
tigteit cine semeiniame. Der @ereii
belibt ppuitdnbis ausseriiitete 8Ieis
Observation-Disclosures, Die nuf Die
5elofpitGler Derteilt iinb, fernsr &os
lpnnen fir sisene SeIoipitale. Die
SolDnnen baben Observation-Disclosures
p~ortwosen unb Waeen gum Srans=
port infettiOier &ranfen nebit Bag
gage uno @orratspdgsn. 4uBer<
Dem beIiBt Die Gsielf9aft MateriaIs
trarsporttolornen ppn iGpersn uno
Ieidten 9edeItuagen fir mobile 9srs
s:nsbepots.
Sn 9euti6lanO beiteben in allen
2dnbern 2anoespereine, bic an iid
in ibrer Organization i~sIbitGnbic
fino. 9ur9 llebereintunft BON "a.
Gpril 1869 baben fi6 hte oeutIHen
8ereine ieop9 cine 8elamtoraaniTa.
tion geI9uffen in benz 3entraIfomie
Tee Der oeuti4en @ereine ppm Roten
&reus. Dos 9rdIioium fofpie ole
5Gbruna Der laufenoen 8efdGfte 1T
Dem preubiiaen 2anbesberein iibers
tra9en. @s bat ieinen @ib in 8ers
lin. 0os 3entraltcmitee bat feline
GIetntibe, i'm Srieoen ift eS Iebiae
ii9 Elm Gatgebsr fir Die 2anoespers
eine. SIN &ries lit feline @tsnune
sefebli6 eereseIt.
. Die fosenannte internatipnale
9iIfe Der Neutralen, 5. y. b~erienigen
R%attonen. Die am &riess ni6t brett
betsiliet limb, beswedt Die llnterHiits
sune Der Sranten unb 9ernunoeien
Der tGmpfenben !Seere, begin. Der nds
tiOnalen 9sielf9aften ser trieafabs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

NIeuSeS.
Sftober 1863 entipidelt bot. Sn
oiefem Sinne re6net mar gum Roz
ten &rsu5 aud Die Ritteroroen (So>
hanniter, Walteier unb G~sorssrits
ter) unb Die geiitIi9en @snoFens
f9aften, Die iid nit Der 8flsee Der
8eripunbefen uno Sranten i'm &ries
&c befaHen. Spesieu peritebt maj,
aber untsr Den @sreinen bes Soften
&reuses oiejenisen !Silfspersine, ole
auf @runb DER 9ei4IiHe Der @ens
fer &onpention CUR llnterIiibuns
Des &riegsfanitdtsoienitss iid in all
len 2dnoern gebiloet baben.
Ser @enfer 3onbentipn fiub biz
iebt 38 @taaten beieetreten. ssSn
0iefen Staaten bethlehem 2anoesper=
cine bonn 3oten &reua. 9h Nereine
finb tells Mdnners. tells 5rauenpers
cine. Sbren !Sauptstped biIbet bic
Siiriorst fir Die @erpunbeten nno
3ranfen i'm arieee. Die MebraobI
Der 8ereine erftrsdt aber ftatufari54
ibren 3tped- aud anf bic SiIfsIeis
flung in Hotitdnben, bic, tpie Der
&ries, raf6e unb gepronete !Silfe
%berlaneen. gs berubt Dies ouf ben
8efdIiEen Der 9erliner internatipz
nalen &onferenS BON 1859, uno
burd Die &onferenoen 1897 in Bien
uno 1902 in petersburg if aus
bridlid a%nerfdnnt iporben, DAB cine
undergraduate Srieoenstdtiateit ole
@runolage ser &riegsbereitI6aft
bes &oten &reuses bitoe.
Die &rieesidtiefeit Der @ereine 1T
cine bpppeIte. u dis !0ilfsinHitui
fir Die paterIdnpiI6e armse, nit
Dem 3ped, i'm SAL zines Rrieees
i'm GanitdtSoisnit Der 'eigenen Nrs
NEE beIfeno uno ergdnaeno enquire.
ten, uno p bel 8rieeen api56sn
ausmdrtigsn @toaten ben 8crtpuns
beten unb &ranfen Ser frieafiibren.
ben armecn no4 8eoarf perttGti9e
que gu bfirgen.
u Sn Den meiiien 2dnbsrn III Die
6ttlInns Der 9ereine burG oen
Stadt uno Die @eIebasbuns georos
net unn mebr ober ~ipeniser militia,
rifiert fporosn. Sn Den Staten, in
cenen bic @riinoung bes Roten
Rreu5es BON Der Resieruns ausetns
"a. .. ben 9ie6erIanOen, Spanien
ben Bereinisten Staater), blieb Die
Dberleitung Ms 8ereinspdsns in
ben 9dnoen Der itaatIi9en Orsdne.
Sn nnoern 6taatei finb Die Dere.ne
Surn aitt btr Gsfsssebans in Elm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

,U t2,,a. SIC Dart nur onlis
i gC5gaat Ga0el, iUo lie pstlanRi
rive. @te in:eynatipadltR gs5.ef
#..hhen 0.r SERENE pom Rp,en
D]:siait!sit as mtsrna!io1olt
s.2nltts ii UeHf, oas guar tein alIss
acAtli&es Nllnh05 bSiibt, a6er BON
lSt3 an i;M Die bon Den 8ersinsn
ais Nit3ii9 ~lgs,tannte Iuigabe aes
lteat lat, ole 8~s3iebungsn Der 3tns
t10ilohtlees unterelndu0er gu etAal.
ten uno ausSubilNen, linen Die 9iIs
Dung neuer Rotipnalpereine arSHeigs
nen, oas Bulletin Sntsrndtional~
ais Organ oller 9sIelihaften BON;
Hoteu SreuS berausSusebsu un0 in
Srle9 s5eiten ioipobi ein pOer mebrers
mternationdle 4~9entureu gu FIFTEEN.
ole Den ,3ped hobsn, Iustunft al
erteiIen unS Die 3uIenoung BON
9ilfsmitteln an @elo obsr in uatura
an Die Yertpunoeten Der 3rieafiibz
renoen isitens Der Reutralen 5u per,
mitteIn, als aud fir Den SAIL, bab
es oarum srfu9t ipirb. Ielbit pser
our9 feline a9enturen Den ~nationalen
8ereinen Der tr~iegfibrenpen MG6te
gum auStaui6 Oes SriefpeGisls be,
Rilfli9 81 iein. 3u eemsinIarer
9siprehuns iiber Sragen bon allge>
melnem Sntsreife unb our Grleifte,
run9 Der S~eaiebungsn StpiIGen Den
ein5elnen 3entrattpmitees perOen in
Der RsseI ale flint Sabre intsrnu.
tionaIe &ouferen3en absebalten; !ols
DE Sonierensen bdben btsber itutt9es
funOen: 1867 in Yaris, 1869 in
Berlin, 1884 in SEM, 1887 in
EarIsrubc, 1892 in Som, 1897 in
@bien nm 1902 in petersburg.
Ser eigentltdje @riinoer Oes Gos
len &reuSss lit Der G6tpei3er S4rtftz
I@e.!.g uno &biIontrop 0enrt 0unant,
se9Grtn aH 8, MAJ 1928 in SEM
@Hn 9ud; r@inc @riunerunq an
1deyino", oas 1862 in 8eni err
iajsa. broU in berepter Weiie BEN
.0t.u Gtoonten Der iuternotiounlen
&.g9.0og45 3ttr Qflege unO S4o.
at.l5 OR in &rieae 8etmunOeten
@lha.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
Local Time Table
6ernsann

Emil Z, Schuch.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

Henry Schucn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

4 MACHINE SHOPS
OTTO n. v~oELKERDlNG,
Hartmann Mo.

Tleins Derfitatie III nit allen nDibissn
Wiaidinen ouseeriiFet nm ale Repnroiu.
rem an 8ampI' unb @oipIinesW aidinen
Greidl' nnb erntcmeid)inen raid uuo gut
ansSniiibren.
A;aidiuenthriIs, R6bren, Gel, qumpes
uip. itets an 6erh.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cine epe3ia
litGt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
Der &iytkof der Gmden.
Saac u'th Gcidjtatc Der 0cciin0Ss ubcr
SGfuS : Suielu.

Die meiiten, sic bic turSen Tpti=
zen iiber Die Seedlings ober 8otps
SnieIn !aien, an nsren RiIfen Der
&reu5er oGmben" iein Grab INno,
moeen !pobl beS Gloubens geneien
Elm, oaB es iit nm halb psrihole
,ene Gilanhs I'M SSeun hanoeIe, gez
heinrntSbplle HobinipninleIn, Die IN
1nierer s3eit, ipO es BORT braabcn
saum mepr S0ifi6rii9ige 9ibt, iibcrs
haupt bon teiuer lebsnben Geelc be-
treteu piiroen. SSu @irtii6teit lit
absr e0S @egentsil DER 50l. DEM
oieier nie0IiGe Qrdipel = es banbeIt
Iic) bier I'm ppbIge5GbIt % feline,
no9 tleinere lnb gau3 feline lang
aeitrcdie SnieIheu, Die Ron cintm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15
Ed~. WALK
Hermann, Mo.

RaMft GsflaseI GIeY ind farmpses
bxkte unb besablt bafir burf I'm.
tueiiune auf bic Sermnnn Earrings
8anf. Birbesablen pinftlih fur
iebe Mblieferune.
Sn Oh. Bals @ebdube, an ber
SrDntftrabe.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-11

BUY RED CROSS SEALS.
When we realize that one person
out of every four in America who
dies between the ages of fifteen and
tlfty dies from tuberculosis, and
that it is mainly through voluntary
subscriptions that the fight against
the disease is initiated, we realize
what the sale of Red Cross Christ
mas seals means to Minnesota.
The economic loss to this state
annually from tuberculosis is ten
million dollars, which means that
every one of us loses five dollars
personally. Practically all of the
$500 annual deaths from tubercu-
losls are preventable if taken in time
and properly treated. When you
buy Red Cross Christmas seal you
help Minnesota to take them in
time" and to eliminate the needless
suffering and needless loss occa-
stoned by the white plague in this
state. tuberculosis leaves more des-
titute widows and orphans than any
other disease-Red Cross seals save
families from misery.
If Minnesota raises the fund
which it should, it will mean that
poverty will not prevent the proper
treatment of tuberculosis victims.
Adequate funds will make possible
the free services of physicians for
diagnosis and treatment, the care of
a visiting nurse, and the provision
of proper diet and open air living for
the patient and protective care for
the families of the poor.
S@ OF course we want our community
to rank among the first in per capita
seal sales this year. The way to do
this is not to talk about 1t, but to-
buy seals. Let US put them on our
calling cards, on our private and
business correspondence bills, pack
ages and everything that will hold
them from now until the end Of the
year. If each OF us purchased one
hundred seals, think OF what our
community and the state could do In
Kidding itself Of disease next year!
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-11
coLoRED. SOCIETY SCANDAL.
Great Society Man Sued for 100000
Damages in a Breach Of Promise
Case.

Sam Z. Ransom, the we'll known
Minnesota club man, has sued Miss
Clara Howard, the st. Anthony avenue
,heiress, for 100000 for breach of
promise. George w. James, who rep
Sesents Miss Howard, hints at previous
Matrimonial difficulties on the part Of
ransom, and that Ransom's purpose
lsSto secure the Mannheimer building.
which was recently purchased by Miss
Howard, through the r. d. McCracken
Ind Company. Charles Miller, attor-
my for Ransom, says he will offer
very damaging admissions in the form
lofN letters from Miss Howard, which
wee delivered by mail carrier Earl
WHlker. s. b. Hall, Or. Turner. Law
y4 Francis, Jennie Kelly and Others
haze been subpoenaed as witnesses.
F1hncis says he will decline to tell
Anything that he knows about the mat
tel The trial will be before Judge
orc. Hall, at Pilgrim Baptist Church
mkt Thursday night, December rs.
Admission fifteen cents. Don't miss
His it will be rich
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-11
Citation on Petition to Admit VIII r.
prnhofo .

Citation on Petition to Admit Will to
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of
=, ramsey. IS. In Probate Court.
IN the Matter Of Proving the Alleged
Last Will and Testament Of James
The State Of Minnesota to All whom
II May Concern:
NV Whereas, Juliet Murray Lang, Of the
court mas of S Sel Ten to the
instrument I'M run n !. In writing purporting to
lanes JS; lang. late Of Ramsey County,
Mith nes decedent, and filed there
court praying that the said instru-
ment may be proved and admitted to
probate and that letters testamentary
z ne granted thereon to her, said juliet
It Is Ordered, That said petition be
IN said matter be cited and required
20 appear before this Court on Mon
gay, the 3rd day of January 1915, at
~ o'clock ~ M, or as soon thereafter
Probate Court Rooms in the Court
G Gouse IN tn the City Of St: Paul, in said
nave nav why said petition should not be
granted and said Will admitted to
probate and that this citation be be
M Dy the publ thereof in
me Appeal according to law, and by
least q days Before said day 'a Of fea =.
ing, to each Of the heirs, devisees.
deg s OF said decedent whose names
ana addresses are known and appear
IRON the files Of this court.
+h,n 1 IN. the Judge of said Court,
ttnls oth day Of December, A.3sD. 1915.
e. w. BAZILLE.
fca., Judge Of Probate.
Attest - - !,
+. w. GOSEwIsCH:
s. p. CROSBY. = : o 80.
Attorney for Petitioner,
5O2 Globe Bldg. st. Paul, MINI.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-11
CHURCHES

gar street and Summit avenue. Snndsv
sse eoo Preaching at 100 = y, oay
F. u 645 Sp d. nay s S1ooaa at 1890, B. 7:
G E,,n rehearsal, Wednesday S:oo e y an ~
te gmerals 5 and weddings PROMPTLY y a IT,
study At "bM Ss Sentrai avenue. Pastors
a. cnurch. Tel. Jackson 346
n'uoN-AL BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Rice and Fuller streets. sundav
90 wees: PREACHING, II a. m. and -
~; sunday School 12:45: Deacones.
meeting 7; B. Y. P. U. 1880 D. m. puh1
&c cordially invited. Rev. T. NJ
Donald. pastor. 651 w. Central ova.u.
ST. JAMES A. M. E. cH11pcu m,
ic aief an n Jay streets. SUNDAY ssr n.
prayer 1n meeting i; nj S:d a;s0 p M Wednesday
on ON Monday and Teusday, at homs W v1sit'
nnesaay and Thursday Weddings 80 90
s siarson pg 4s5 Jay street. Rev. + - p
Jones, Pastor
S. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL. M,ss,o>
corner ct.an. aurora avenue and Maekubin
street t;ae t.. Sunday services: Early celebraD
ceI a u ih0iy Eucharist, 1880 q. IN. High
third e Sundays, 100 a. m. Mathis. 81 sec anS
and a fourth Sundays, 1900 a. m. sMn4 1au
SCHOOL nSs. 1890 p. m. Brotherhood of 81
W AnuIew, 6;so p. M. vespers. 1880 p. m
class, 500 p m. Fridays, evening nraver
S:0O p. m. Saturdays Holy Eucfs. Rat
S S e. M, Rev. A. H. Lealtad, Rector
1916 Thomas st. s'oi'
ZION PRESBYTERIAN cH11Rcu a.
harrington and ST. Anthony avenues sim:
day services, preaching, 11:O0 A NJ sma
y:oo 2. NJ; Sunday. School 1880 p. NJ:
w aonhe n pe9Ples meeting, 700 F. M; Mid.
Rev. g. W. Camp, pastor. Manse III
harrington ave.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-11
SOCIETY DIREl TORY
ST. PAUL

MOST WoRsHlPFuL GRAND LODGE
of
MINNESOTA, A. F. AND A. M.
H. J. SHELTON, Grand Master.
eos r. Sixth ST., Duluth MINI.
G. L. HOAGE, Grand Secretary
$50 Charles ST.. ST. Paul, MINI.
:, PIONEER LODGE NO. /, F. AND A
M. Meets first and third MondaV IN
eaGh month at Union Hall, corner Aurora
ana Kent Streets, at 500 %. m "
Ben1amln, w. NJ; J. H. Diilineham
Secy., 500 Rondo. = e''"ii'
PERFECT ASHAR LODGE NO. r.
ana "A. M. Meets second and fo,,rtb
tuesday in each month at Union Hail
corner Aurora and Kent Streets. at 8.01
p: m. r. M. Johnson, W. M: Oliver
Taylor, Secy. 1A'' o11'er
BETHEL CHAPTER NO. %. M
Meets second Thursday in each month w.
mon Hall, Aurora and Kent Stroa+s g.
43;Vv p. m. John A. Sayles. SecV' 40
Rondo Street. 9eoS'' 4ES
na p;iLGRIM CoMA9ANDERY NO. %
DIV HtnsHts Iemplar. Meets fourth Thurs.
icy ~ each month at Union Hall cor
4erce A4rora and Kent Street. w. =
RS on9o sf 81 a.: John A. sayles, secy., 47s
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-11

n6 F1D Pc COURT OF CALANruu
meets sFG rs n ana a.; 5 {hi A.; A. A. and a.
month at X an 90 Te'r "a. Monday in each
a ave:, Minneapolis. Mrs. Minerv vaeP
D 3arnett, W. c.; Miss Arlene M 49,
H. OF D.. rs w. 1sth st. ''''t
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-11

p hlDDLE CIRCLE. LADIES OF 6,
81 spl and thru Goar q eaei
1tol building: Mrs. M. J Ieari, t'o ray
W.T. D. r. White Secv phoeni~ -,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-11

. J
II the subscriber continues to take
the periodical from the postoffice to
which 1t is directed, or receives it
from the carrier, he is responsible
until he has settled his bill and or.
dered the paper discontinued.
II subscribers move to other places
without informing, the publisher and
the papers are sent to the former ad.
dress the subscriber is held respon.
sible. -.
If subscribers pay in advance they
are bound to give notice at the end OF
the time if they do not wish to con.
tinue taking it, otherwise the pub.
Usher is authorized to send it, and the
subscriber will be responsible until
express notice with payment of ali
arrearages is made.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-11
ODD FELLOWS

q MARS 4 LODGE NO. 22o2, G. u O m
10 a.! meets second and fourth Weines.
icy icy u each month at Union Hall. Snreno
1 Pnhent Streets, at $500 D. na 'oTa
assan'sS1 t n; g.; J. Wesley Kelly. 3 T.
you st. Anthony Avenue. '''' E. 81
oo RGFREIDERICK DOUGLASS L0DcE Nh
SS0Vo, u: y. Q. of o. F. meets second ~ ~
iE oi1 Monday in each month At fIn dna
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SAINT PAUL
TIP-ToP GIRLS.
The Attraction at the Star Theatre
Next Week.

There will be an abundance of va
riety and quality in the big musical
production, the "Tip-Top Girls which
plays the Star Theater next week. Of
late it has been considered disagree
able If not to say impertinent, in an
audience to expect plot with a
burlesque show, and that is only one
OF the reasons why the "Tip-Top
Girls" always pleases and has made
this big musical production an i'm
mense success. The mere story is a
rafting good comedy in itself, and the
music, as a New Yorker would say,
1t is much velvet and quite above the
average. Princess Luba Meroff scores
With her famous specially, while
Frank HarcOurt in his many funny
characters causes many laughs. Niblo
and Spencer contribute some interest
Ing and surprising dancing numbers.
With beautiful scenery and gorgeous
costumes, such excellent singing
voices and we'll balanced cast, the
"Tlp-Top Girls" could be nothing if
not top notcher. The chorus is un-
usually girlish.
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