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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

for active practice now it is time for
him 20 retire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

All the clubs OF the Church Athletic
League will be represented in the min
strel show which IS TO be held at the
Grace Athletic Club on April 20. The
proceeds, as usual. will go toward de-
frayng the expenses for the annual
handicap track and field meet which
will be held the latter part Of next
month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07

workmen to remain on the contract
longer than was expected.
\ small crew of men will be kept at
work by James y. Dorney, the contractor,
storing away the materials on the ground
and putting few touches here and
there on work which is not affected by
the cold weather But when these have
finished the work VIII he ended until
March.
Since September 10. when the work was
begun at Front street and Girard avenue
the foundation piers have been completed
ON Front street north from Girarl ave-
nue. to oxford street. The dirt has been
thrown in over each foundation pier and
the street rcpaved.
driven as far as Willow street except
for a short distance at Green street
where an inspection showed they were
not needed. Here, as above Girard ave
nue., the foundation piers have been COM
pleted. the pits filed in and the street
repaVed.
The foundation south from Willow
street and north from oxford street will
be begun in March. Late the same month
or about the first of April the erection
of the steel ellsuperstructure will be begun.
The contracts for this portion of the
work have already been awarded and the
sections of the foundations which have
already been completed will enable steel
work to be carried on without interrup.
ton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
MAN STRUCK BY AUTO
SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES
Prominent Camden Business
Man Dies in Hospital.
Driver Held

w, II. George Leathwhite. retired
business man, of 523 Broadway, Camden
died at the Jefferson Hospital today as
a result Of injuries suffered when he
was struck by an automobile at 18th and
Market streets. When the accident oc-
CURED yesterday Leathwhite clung to
the hood Of the car and was carried to
Juniper street when the driver 1t is
alleged, drove at full speed to escape
arrest.
Leo Mullen. the driver of the machine,
p,bo was held under $1,000 bail to await
the result of Leathwhites injuries, will
be held to await the action of the Cor
oner today The car was owned by Ralph
Higgins. Jr, of Overbrook and City
avenues.
Mullen. according to the police, drove
the car at a high speed down nth street
To Market. without Higgins knowledge,
and was proceeding westward when
T,eathwhite was struck as lie was cross
ing Market at 18th street The latter
clung to the machine, which Mullen, 1t
Is alleged, drove at an increased speed
in an effort to shake him off.
Leathwhite, who was 69 years old. was
engaged i'm the plumbing business for
many years retiring about 10 years ago.,
lie was n member OF the Park Commits
sion of Camden n director of the Cam
den National Bank and was prominent
in Masonic circles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
SING SING PRISONER
RECAPTURED in CHASE
Convicts Attempt to Escape
Delays Electrocution of
Murderer

SING SING, n. Y. Jan. "A sensa-
tiOnal chase of an escaped prisoner over
the roof of Sing Sing early today delayed
the execution of Antonio Ponton, young
Porto Rican, and gave prison officials one
of the most stirring hours that has
marked the killing of men by order of
the State in months.
Deputy Warden Spencer Miller broke
down and wept, following the execution.
over the fact that ne mad been forced to
direct the killing of a fellow man. War
den George Kirchwey, who succeeded
Thomas Mott Osborne. following the lat
tcr's Indictment, was not in the prison
when Ponton went to his death, lie con-
tinIed the policy of Osborne in remaining
away as protest against capital pun
ishment.
The execution of POnton was unevent-
ful. lie walked into the death chamber
at 6:l5 and at 6:24 was pronounced dead.
His crime of stabbing Bessie Kroner. of
Schenectady, to death had been eXpiated.
The identity Of the escaped prisoner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
FRANKFORD ELEVATED
FOUNDATION PILES LAID
BEFORE SCHEDULE TIME
Remarkable Speed Shown in
Pressing Forward a Work of
Immense Value to
the City
RECESS FOR WINTER

The giant IO-pIe driver. used to drive
down to bed rock the steel forms for the
concrete foundation piles OF the Frank
ford L. is being loaded on three freight
cars at Front and Willow streets today
ready to be shipped back to New York.
The last OF the piles was driven in place
early this week. and since then workmen
have been dismantling the huge derrick
like driver.
The 6OO0-pound steam hammer and the
engine were loaded on the cars yesterday
and by tonight the 20, 30 and 10 foot steel
forms and all the other parts win be
ready for shipment. When the inspectors
of the City Transit Department complete
their survey work today the first lap of
the actual construction of the Frankford
elevated will have been completed.
The big concrete mixing machine, which
followed the pile driver and filled the
pits above the piles. completed also it's
work yesterday. and work on the Frank
ford elevated will be virtually discon-
tinued for the next two months. The
contracts called for n cessation of work
during January and February but the
continued warm weather enabled the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
STOUGH USES CARDIFy
TO CONVERT pOLICEME||lI
Evangelist Makes 1mpressios !.
Shore and Crowds Whistls
Hymn on Boardwalk

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 7.-rv,x 4.
Slough is going to use Jack cardir .a -
time trainer of Billy Sunday. IN ~
tempt to convert the Atlantic chs y
lice force. as a prelude TO tho c,o..M, ~
up of the town, which he hopes v,,, ~
out dives and reduce the licenses X,
least 30. Cardiff had his first tai. - -
the force today.
Word went forth this morn,ns !.
Slough Is not going to present a.. ~
dictments against the town he -
in position TO prove. He ia sin.,sAs
out the dark spots, and when he vs.s N
range will make them targets for 80 w.
artillery. 'sa'l|
slough even is willing to use ~.
Bill Riddle in his campaign IL ha ~
cludes Riddle can be of any helm ~
Mayor has announced he stands rssa. =
take the platform and tell the eyang.,i' Y
and the crowds at the tabernacle scs9s
thing about homebred hypocrites
Hundreds scanned the Tabernacle !.
night for Riddle, but he was not th.ss
They laughed uproariously when sto,..
said no sane man, starting out to .cl..-
up Atlantic City, would think O. rols.
to the Mayor or the chief of policas =,
there was another rattle of applause w.
he asserted railroad figures prove bu..
ness here has doubled since seif.re,n,ss
forced good people to start their ~
"clean UP" by closing saloons Oh an
day. Silence greeted his further deols,.
ton that If 1t were not for the tours.
churches here hardly could meet expense
A panied silence greeted his descrlpp..
of the sad things he saw during n,
recent tour of the "Tenderloin"
Men here are going to have tronk.
getting "signers" for their license surl
cations among church people II stouss
goes deeply into the heretofore tabooss
subject He is making an impress,,s
even on the boardwalk. A cabaret, :.
chestra last night played Brighten d.
Corner Where You Are" II -
whistled all over town.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07

and Frank Bowers declared themselves
grip victims and also sought public .ad-
vice.
Although the men were told TO do many
other things in addition TO taking hot
punches. they forgot all the instructions
except that relating 10 the beverage. The
quartet became so energetic in their at
tempts 10 get advice that the police inter
fered. and the four grip patients were
sathered in while they were boiling punch
around bonfire on Dauphln street
On being brought before Magistrate
Dfetz az the Trenton avenue and Dauphin
street station the four prisoners were at
tackled with coughing spells Immediately
They found II almost impossible TO ex-
plain matters on account OF the incessant
coughing.
The sudden attack came as a surprise
70 the turnkey and cops" around the
station house The Magistrate was also
amazed.
You can see for yourself" said Billy
zaonp, that We need treatment"
= think you're right said the Magis-
li.afet that's wby l have decided TO let
<oa spsRd 80 days in the House OF Cor
11Ion- -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
LITTLE GIRL BADLY BURNED
Child's Nightgown Ignited While She
.... Watches Snow

Nine-ycar-old Elsie Nolans enthusiasm
over the light fall Of snow may cost her
life.
When the child awoke today she saw the
snow on the rooftops. near her home,
ills South Water street and ran to the
window ioyously. In her excitement she
did not notice the gas stove nearby and
her nightgown was ignted. She is now in
the Mount Sinai Hospital and is expected
to die,
The girls mother who was badly
burned about the hands in endeavorins
to extingui3h the flames. is also i'm that
hospital. Elsie's 5-ycar-old brother
Earnest, escaped injury, although he tried
hard to help his sister by beating her
burning nightgown with pillow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
Lost Penny May Cause Child,s Death

a lost penny may result in the death
of Lillian Hughes. 10 years old of 32l5
Rorer street, who today Is in the Episco-
pal Hospital suffering from severe burns
about her head and body. She was burned
yesterday in the pantry of her home
while lighting matches in an effort to
find a penny which she had dropped One
of the matches ignited her dress. Her
mother succeeded in eXtlnguishing the
flames but not until her daughter had
been rendered unconscious.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
Mackey's Orchestra Plays Tonirht

The seventh of series of lectures an
entertainments being given at Glrard "a,
lege will be a concert by Mackey's o..
chcstra. The accompanist will be Ma
Kathryn Meisle contralto. The series M;
proved popular to the alumni and tht,
friends, as well as the student bod.
and the audiences grow larger as the sn
tertninments progress. WI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
u. Of p. Musicians to Go on Tour

The musical clubs of the University OF
Pennsylvania will go to Haddonfeld.
y. j., tonight. The clubs will come back
to this city for one engagement on Mon
day night at the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain Church and will then make a New
England tour in the latter part of next
week. The program will consist of uni
versity songs. selections from light opera
and other tuneful melodies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
siaeIoUs NOTICES
4saIsa

3 fSeek Peaee 80 Services
~. 81 = corr e. Boat ~
iHra i3el4te1 Pharlss
- Aaee-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
Police Court Chronicles

Grip has made Billy Hopp desperate
He tried many remedies in vain. Then
ne decided to get general advice from
the public, and stopped strangers on the
street. When "A stranger told him he
ought to take a hot punch. Billy i'm
mediately admitted that he would II he
had the price. Numerous persons to
whom Billy eonfided gave him the money
for the remedy.
Billy's pal. Charlie Kelly, who suffered
from the same ailment worked the same
game. So successful were they that Joe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07
Heads ST. Thomas Aquinas' Church

ity on moral theology and canon law, has
been appointed rector of the Church OF
ST. Thomas Aquinas, at 18th and Morris
streets. The appointment has been an
nounced by Archbishop Prendergast The
Rev. Father Sheehan will take the place
OF the late Monsgnor Trainor. V. G.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-07

and how he came to be able to make the
break for liberty were closely guarded Sc
crets. The fact that there had been. an
escape and capture was not known by
witnesses of the execution.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
9rnbt i 6lammcrne.

Gors6og Scot fioite .l1oe opltpp
8ron6. / en- 2%ejeltol6, 1929 Central
Mbeaue;; or.,zs22o116s311eelaall11 SONS
.Gbriltionien, bob6e iom @tolfarl
fit @obeperelie obenoper ielpe
.5tdlbcli; efter at 6la1nmer og &ee
tp1inget bam til at flDgte u0.
POD @o6en, brifebe bon fine Ee1lge
% forle9te at reooe Sem, ioet ban
ipralg ii1o oen brpn0en0e @pg=
ming; ban 1ladeoe fun netop in6m=
for, oa @prtene itprteoe iomme1l
ODER bom og fnuite bom / Saloet.-
Gbriltionlei1, ser bor Meolcm al
9unif 8rp6erlamfun6, bleb bcorobet
/ Sen0ags.
-E "
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:Saneforenineen u9onia".

Sen f6rite Mon6og / 9ftober of=
boloes @eneralfor1omltng, og 90
Der ifal D9lges en- bel ny 5tprelle>
og onbre pigtige Sorilog nil fomme
til Beban6ling> bentes Ser en- me-
get liolig Mften, % olle Me6Iem=
men beoeS meoe fulotollig.
6orebrigt bill Songforeningen til
Nptoar mite flere al fine beolte
oftipe Meolemmer, i6et Dlterlin6
Brinting &reis 60. poo Miomop
bill benlegge fine 6abrifer til @till=
moter, og 1om b%efienbt CT &r. 2orp
S. Ntelien Superintendent poa So
brifen; tillige arbej6er ser flerc
andre of 5%ongforets Meolemmer
Der, og be bill ollie flptte meo til Sen
npe Eloos. 5ao 5ongforeninqen
boaber at foo en- Sci npe aftibc
Meolernmer, ser fan bol6e 800
Mas &p og go6e Om6pn1me bpjt
/ Sore / Sremti6en.
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@amle @enner mgbes.

Sr. Ole glnoerien, gier at vGitp
Grill" / 9eottle> @aib., bapoe 6or=
11ejeIien at trnffe en- gammel 5fole=
fdmmerot Der / Gpillingebper11e,
nemlig u&6benbabn"S popltlnre
@prt, Ole Mn0erlen, Ge6ar Moe.,
/ MinneapoliS. De er begge Sia1=
1pnoere> for iamme Nabn og Dor
.brebet famine Sorretning inotil iio:
tie Nptoor, 81 5eattle blep utgr"
.6ao unootte Ole Mn6erle1 tillope
fine @igbbal1s al &ernemrlf. ST..
Mn6erl EN- poo taar, at Set feoer, oo
tilrouoer OberbeltDrel1 e1S tDnoe
Me6lemmer at goa paa &prne;
melfsfnr / 5teoet for @anof11r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-09-29
.Uhuugn.
8anfetten II Wal6fqIla.

S 2er6ags MfteS sqop Chicago
5piterloger zen -*uolmin6elig bellpf=
fet aog bpggelig 8onfet It'll sore for.
Delegaterne til &onbentionen i ct.
Saul. Ober. 200 5pitrre. % 8rgore.
tog peo 9=Gioen Bloos pe6 Worr6etnue
90. gior6e Jig tilgo6e meo sen for
trGffelige Mo6 % D%riffeborer. g.
YrG1iontinoc Mrs. 8olle bg6 BEL
fon1men og ober0rog Orbitprerbber=
bet til Mrs. Signe Senlen. 0Der>
iefrcteren, Wrs. Caroline Mielien,
ser bar Sen fgr1te Eoler, gap en-
flor 90 interesiant Sperligt ODER
Selteriamflln6ets &irtiombe0 og
Seft. Gor 8ro6erlomfunoet tolte
oercftcr Str. Mielien CuYioneeren")
og lagoe @rporene paa Sin6e at
1bge at bin6e M Gilgang blan6t Sc
t1ononorenoe Donife, 6o Ser life
fltnoe regnes me6 8prnene berobre,
tbi De biloe, bbo6 5oleren fun fon6t
gorlte noturligt og rigtigt, goa OBJ
/ ~Mmerifa", 6eres Sebrelonb og
'ooleoeS fun al og til optreoe iom
"@ieiter" beo 6e oonife 8ro0er= Ell
Ter @eiter-2ogers ielifabelige Mffe-
TER. 5aa tolte Mrs. 2onra Miiller
mutt og felt for Delegoterne> bbor-
poo en- Gong of 81. Sborsager blcp
afinnget; og mi fulgte 5log / Slog
SEN enc Sale otter SEN onben al Sc
forifiellige til1te6ebpren6e Delego-
ter, Saler, ser olle bar in1pirere6e
al Sen rette 5glteraon6. @oo go6t
lom alle Ealerne bapbe Sc mel It
anerfien6enbe Orb for SEN n6mer=
fe6e Mo6togelie> Sc bob6e faoet /
Gbicago, rolte &omiteen / bpie So
ner> iag6e &c melt imigrenoe Ging
ON Operiefreteren, Mrs. Caroline
giel1en % bapoe ogiaa mango ro=
ienoe 8emarfninger M. $. t. @r-|
0periefretnr &offenbla6s oDgtige
Mrbeioe for Seiterlamfun6et.
Otter @anfetten fit mon Jig en-
|spingom til Gonerne fra S. s..
|Seniens 9rfe1ter.
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CSt1f Fs-ea 81
Mntom.pbiIubeI6.

S SgnoagS Mftes, 30 &r. g. g.
bar paa Sci til 8onegaar-
ben mteo fin MutomobiI for at as=
iiitere Mootageliesfomiteen mes at
faa acknowledgement beiprget
til Sc forifiellige &oteller, bleb ban
paa ct. Setter og 10tb Streets paa=
fiprt al en- an0en Mutomobil. &e-
lultatt blep en- molteleret 6i6e og
ct %p1nfteret Def, og at 81. s.. maat=
te BRUCE Mpol themes &elte for at naa
8anegaar6en. Men &r. 5ran1en
iag6e forpDrigt, at set bar en- al
BEN 5lags l1lDffer, ser iffe Tan 1t1r6=
goos, og ga BET tillige bar en- Da=
me, Scr fjerte %Mutomobilen, bar ban
neppe i @inoe at iagiege ON @r-
itatning.
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Kirker og Foreninger.
I Golgatha dansk-norske Pres

I Golgatha dansk-norske Pres
b%yterianer Kirke, 100 Thomas
ST., holdes engelsk Gudstjeneste
hver Spndag XII. 1890. Rev. J.
S. Penny, Merriam Park, bes@r-
ger Gudstjenesten indtil videre.
Past. N. P. Crosse har like va!4
ret Menighedens Prast fra den
I. Marts 1916.
DEN DANSK-NORsKH METHO.
DIST KIRKE. HjGrnet af Broad.
way og 10. ST., afholder sine Guds-
tjenester som f9lger: Praediken
S6ndag Form. Kl. 1890. Aften III.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth. Liga:
S6ndag Aften ri. 7.45; liter@rt Nj
de de tire fGrste Tirsdageli Maane-
cen. B@nnemQde hver Onsdag At
ten Kl.. 8.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE,. Hj6rnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. G~udstjeneste liver
S6ndag Form. ri. II. Sgndagssko-
le.. III. g.. ,#g ;1..
FORENINGEN "HAABETyY smGder
:paa Central Hall, den q. .og g.: Tors
dag i Maaneden.
81 G. ANDERSEN LoGE1 Mr.. 81, 3.
q B. S., m6der i. og3. Fredag L Maa-
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE: I.OGE Mr..
80, D.. s. s., m9der: l.; og g.: Man
dag paa Central Hall. 44<
DANMARKs .DOTRE meder 2. og 4.
Tfrsdag / hver Manned i Central
Hall. Is W. I. st.
sANGFOREN1NGEN "DANIA" mo-
der hver Mandag paa vasa Hall.
Soreningen u@o6tboob". mg6er
2. og> 4. 26r6ag pno Mopal Mrca-
mum Sail 81. at ct. Neter og 4th
Streets. -
Soreninge11 Donmarfs 5phncr
at 9. g. 9. S. mg6er 1. % 3.
96roog paa &oDal Mrcon11m Salt
81. at 81. &eter og 4tb @treets.
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6ncut par set?

s Manbogs falote Yiccoloen pao
ct. 6ranciS @otel poo Scr. &eter<
fen for at ipare paa en- Selefon=
npringning; / ct 2jeblif melbte Scr.
Yetcrien fig o9iaa> men life alene,
for bele lDD Beterlen'er pur poa re-
Be &oano til at iDare; man fan
1elpfelgelig f%orltoa> at B%iccoloen
tabte baa6e @9ie og Muno, for
bborle6es lfl1l6e bon fun11e fin0e
Sen rigtige Scr. &eterien?
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,,8arn. / &irfe".

= 10 stE -. -. - go,
S Mn1e6nino aof 59lteriamfunoefs
@onbention opferte Seaterielifabet
fro 3 l1ng6omSforeningen at 1905"
/ Eirsougs 9lftes Neer 5prenienS
moriomme Sireafter, u8arn | Sir
fe" / Mo5art Soil ct. Saul hpor
benbe6 500 Menneifer. .bap6e in6=
f1u10et fig.
Do @tpffet og 0etS 0pfprelie
ti6ligere bor b9ret @jenltan6 for
ret uofgrlig Sntale, Gle u5t. Saul
Gioen0e", Ia. Mpril 5. M.), ifal
ri Der i%nblfrenfe % til at bemGrfe,
at BET otter gift ober @cenen meo
Sort % ltraalenoe &11mer, og at
&ublifum more6e fig fortreffeligt.
Sfjpnt Snb1tuberingen mi 1om
FIR ipntes at bobe beret 1aore ont
bpggelig, bar ser 6og flere al Sc
@pillen6e, Tom life 1ag6e %fornp6en
@egt poa bisie at Sc imaa Gnfelt=
Ser, ser er iaa b~nientlige og afgiez
renoe for ct @tpffes ab1olute Gut
ces; @epliffiftet tilloo MI og ga
liot bel rigelig Me6birfning fra
@nfflprens SIDE; og flere Sange,
nobnlig l. on6en Mft, formin6ifeoe
ocres @irfning poo @runo al 6erl
1rgbelige 2~ongiommeligbeo, bpore
n,e6 Sc gjengabes;; til @iengiel6 1eo
rigtignof mango anore Songe fpift
% inbtogen6e.
Seprigt oil ct. &auls Dunffe
funne fqa np 2ejli9be6 til at 1e
set muntre 5fue1pil, ibet BET GIN
sag ben 8. Sftober otter gaar ODER
5cenen / Danio &oll, Minneapolts,
TOM 8eneficeforeitilling for Sfue=
lpillerinoe 6ru San1es, og ben Off
ten pil begge 8pers oanlfe @efolf-
ming iiffert meoe frem, oels meo
&erblif poa BET imuffe 3iemeo, og
oels / 8etragtning al, at "Bnrn I
Strife" 50 rimeligpis oil blibe OPP
fort for ii61te @ong poa oiS1e &an=
ter.
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Set.

6orleoen Mften inbbp6es Sour
1ollt M0olpD G6lten lon1 9gresgiplt
til CIT Mioooq, iom @cnner boboe
orrongeret for bam poa 8elt So
tel. ST.. So ten, lom / ne1ten en-
Mennei feal6er bar peret dn1ot be6
8Dens Dagblaoe, bor mi obertoget
chi Stilling pe6 5totens Seernbone=
% &arebusfommiSiton = og Set
lpffe0es bans @enner og &ol1eger.
at gipe IONS Mfifeo meb Sournoli=
}tifen ct fifit og fe1tliet Hrag.
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minneapolis.
&rebsmtgbe.

ct. @e6crs. oanife ebangefiife lu-
Menigbeo / WinneapoliS
til &re6smp6e / femte
BEN So. 0ftober.
Delegater pg 8eipgerbe bebes
.inomel6e fig bel1t >nogle Gage fpr
Mp6et.
Hoa Menigbe6ens &egne
@artin Melipn,
Wenigbeoens 6orman6.
81. S. Sarp9aaro,
2S10 g. 22n6 ct.
8. @regersen,
&re6sformon0.
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st 1neget brngt @nIcn.

S &nffen puo set go111Ie &opitol
1toar 6ere Ell 8ngt, og fer fan marr
Dogen lang 1e alle. 0e oanlfe 90
mer fulot' optaget meb ct 1toreg1le,
bpor nteget Sc ta9er al Tor bber
Dog,s for olle paoitoar. Sc tabcr /
&ogt at Bet baar6e Mr6ejoe. Oper=
beltpreliens 9amer paataor en6bo
at sc a1fe bill: bore tDn6el. a1aur man
man CT 11ooet. til @nbe me6 Mrbcj=
BET 2proog Often.
Moaffe - men set. lp6er fat
utroligt!
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Gulbt mpberne.

.Den fjel1ote Bla0ban6ler, @m.
S. Nelipn poo Sepentb 5trcet, fiji
/ forrigc ltge 11pe 9i1fe og Meoler
/ lin 8utif, 1oo alt fer MT l>0 MT
Mon fan iIet life fien0e Torrctnin=
gen. @&r. Mel1on bor ttllige fooet
Ell ltor. 2o6ning npe @arer paa 3d.
ger / oenne STD, lag. 6orretninge1
:er .5tan6 til at tilfre6S1tille er1-
bber s&llnbe. .
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Smuft Sr9f.

MrS. Sacob1en beri Bpen ogoe
for ca. tire Tiger ii0en % efter1oo
fig en- title Nige, fun II Waoneoer
gommel. = Dette fom Sg1terim=
funoets &onbention for Ore, og
man pebtog at u0betale trafS $25
al @ope6faS1en til &ielp til &ar-
nets Spbplb; 6eSuoen eneoes ma11
ON at optage en- Solicit % al. BET
{aQleoes, in6iamleoe 8elM at 6anne
ct Soma: Ger ifol uobetqle5, naor
Barnet fploer- Is Mor. - MtrS. Mn=
brelp &oSmuslen bor. taget Ben lille
8ige / @leje og bar 1oDd at billie
bere -benbe / Mpoers 5te6.
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ST. FEEDERS DANSKE EVANG.
LUTH. K1RKE, e. Ave. s. og 9
st. Gudstjeneste Sendag Formtd
dag XII. 1890. Altergang fprs''
S6ndag i hver Manned. Ande'
S9ndag hver Manned tillige After
gudstjenes.e XII. s.
kirkelige Anliggender bede.
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Pr@st, Pastor A. J.. Tarpgaard.
281O e. 22nd Street. Telefon
Smelling 497.
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Gn Morgenmanb.
utroligt!.

ST.. @mil Bher1en, @sconoba
Micb., CT. 1tben Sbipl &orperttio:
mems Morgc1rmon0; ollereoe be6 5
Gi6en fnn mon ie Maleren poo Bej
til "Opens Starter for at beie ST.
&ol1l / Solopgong. &r. Yeterien
bar ti61igere opbolot fig / Gpillinge.
bDerne, og set er bans 6or1et at
ie alt; ban er / Mo6lptninq
til Sc flelte andre @elter 1in egen
og bar fin Hlan logt for
bber Sag.
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&aa 8enene iaien.

6or ca. tire Moone0er 1t0cn por
ST.. 2o1tiS Gonielien iaa 1tbel0io
at 1elte me6 fin Motorcpfle %
braffe fit enc Sen; ban er MI igjer,
pe6 fll0 66rligbe0 % poSier It'll
Sitting / 81. 80. Suitbs uboo6e"
Mf0eling.
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1reulme6bpgen.

Sen fprite Delegeret til at neo=
lfribe TT Mopn iSremmeobogm, bat
Mrs. Moren Senie11, nnbertpooo,
Minn., Dclegeret fra 2oge Scr. u:
Sen ferlte 8elpgenoe bar @mil Sc
terlen, @sconoba, Wicb. Sra gu
lutb, Chicago og &eno1ba er Der
IprliQt mango 8e1gge11oe.