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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

cut lellull iuuuVeH peruSIu.
SGmd oil pbtd faiittdmdtontd FUN
faiffi milii. Sobtorinroutpa eli olIut
ienidlfeen ollut alttarin lliona fnn
ban ia bGnen Mrnoloinia iublaIliiesti
astuiDat apiolliielle fiistafentGIleen.
So iellaiiisia tilailmifiisiaban tioI-
lainen oil 'paifallaan, mltta mutt
toin -
@ertruo oil fllitenfin min loiStas
man moloiia ia rafostettaipan Iiifutet-
tn = tue eriSfummallinen lapIi -
ia ban pppii @%liiabetbia min lGmpi-
mGsti tiilemaon mufoan %firffoon, ett1
tGmdn ipoGn Ell moinut lietGG tiel-
tGptpmiStG. Se ieilraiimat pappio lin-
nc.
SpDsaurinfo paiStoi falpeona mi
bert6nien laiien lGpi riuloitffaaue
Observation-Disclosures. Muutoin fofo
ilntri, biliainen buone, fen ipaalean-
f~cltaiiet ieinGt ia rusfeat penffirimit
oil bimmeGSiG moIosio. &irfosia of
49,. 49,
polio ibmiiiG. Henfit olimat melfein
tGpnnd. Cana rastas, biliainen leu.
rnfltnta fltin e%nnenfin.
Sobtorinroliipa fultli mGbGn tai ei
mitGan luarnasto. SGn oil bpnin
fiintpnpt tGb1n foiffeen u,iteen ia
merfilliieen. SitGpostoin ban titnIi
mieleni1 alma pbG enemmGn liifute-
titfii, mitG l1bemmGfli ebtooIliien al
ia tiili. San iStui titiiottaen altto-
rim, jofo oil iDnfGsiG ip%arioSia pari-
ne polfcine fpnttiloineen, iotfa rGis-
fpipGt bilioa ia lepattinat bieman
nebosto iilloin tGlloin. Mlttaritoiillto
b1n eli pmm6rtGnpt. sc oil manbon.
oifoinen mertousfumalIinen eiitps
&ristlifien fGrlimiien bistoriasta.
SGn oil iubIalliiella mielelld ia ie
liiGGntpi miel1, fun ban nGfi Cert
rubin nouieman ia oStlnpan firfon
LATHAM pli olttorin luo. SGn ei moi
nut irroittoa iilmiGGn tiiosta iuafa-
maSto mtstapufuiiesta olenncsta fol
beine foStpoineen ia ibmeeIliien tpa
loiiine, bieman fosteine iilmineen.
SanestG tuntlii, ettei bGn ollenfaon
tiinne enGG @ertritoiaan. San pnt-
mGrii ettG erisfummaIliiet mointat
oIiipot malIonneet ippdsti tlon nai-
fen olemufien ia muiittaneet faifen.
Sa tGmG moifutus fasnoi bGnen nGb'
oesidGn popinrouipan pfiin1Gn pol
mistunan tiioIla ebesiG ia tuon fai-
fen %liifrttonon, northumberland ia.
pobtuesio. 81 fosfaan elGisiGGn ban
ollitt min Iiifiitettii olInt.
ga fG~GntpesiGGn minolle pain fir
fosia, fobtoii bGntG iielIGfin liifutta-
ma ndfD.
&aiffi iilmGt fatloiipot iGnnitpfies-
I'd oItturia fobti, wafapina, iptpim-
mGsiG biljaiiuubesia. ga monella
puolello, miestenfin tobollo, nati ban
fppneleen bilioa mieripGn pitfin RIP
ppiii1 postia.
Sobtorinroupasta tuntui ifGan.
flir ban f~atieIeii ibmettG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Sllolla, papin olleslo noisten luo.
ma, tunii ban oleipania pulntolliiesia
oiemosIa. SGn tunlt, ett1 b1nen pi-
tGiii tebod moitamania pGastafieen
iuruIIiieen mielentilaon ia ban alfoi
fertoa er6Gstd Observation-Disclosures
bGnen oIlesioan 3Iitgaaroenisia. g.
rGs iiuori roiipa, iofa aiui tapiiboi-
toIasia iielI6, temhnattiin dfisti pois
fesfell6 fiiffeinta niioruiittaan. sc
oil beittGnpt ipnffid marioia ieuraeld.
mGGn iebGn oil Min rofasta =
tho fuoIemo.
ga mpobemmin, ~pGGstpGGn ipuotee'
ieen, mafaii ban mafpisten oiatelles.
foam, miten ban ieImiptpiii nailla
poifeilIa fulfuipGpIilld, misiG ban To-
ia piiolello aofpisti iolofareia = nil
ten ban ielmiptpiii fumes ~tlrnasla
paGiiii iGIIeen postimeneeieen.
@drpi fuitenfin paremmin FUN ban
l%uulifuan.
@ertriio oil min ~berttainen ia buo.
mooipainert Min reipas ia iIoinen ia
eritt6in min IapieIIiien onneIIinerL Ct
I'd banesta tuntiii meIfein rasfaalta,
fun tpapautufien betfi Ioi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02


holman min onneIliiefii tulIa. Gil.
loinban BIN ei en%iinfGan Dmm1rtG.
MT, ettG DGnclI1 of mnrilma emoSio
lielnSioon muallmo, Ionfu moi loD.
t1G ia joufa moi faoottao. Silloin
fofo banen tietoinen eIGmGni1 oil
fdGntpnpt ulospGin. Ijotufiet ppori-
nat main tGsiG tai tuosio - leuru.
eldmGn pporteeSlG - demonstration
nautinnoisla, miten miellpttG1 toiiio
II tlilpa aiotufiia, jotfo meiipGt ulos-
pain. ga bdnen lielunio maniIma oil
outio ia pimed filin moo. ~ennenfuin
Sumolan 1Gni flilllui.
0tittta tGGllG biliaillnbeSia, mislG
faiffL, mifG oil iobtumit aiatuSelG-
man ultOpuolcllc, oil jGGnpt fautoi.
iliuteen t1GllG ban oil iooniit nG6oG
~iielunio mailman min t0pb1n1
ia onnettomono, Min lob0uttomol
loiminlpotpn1, cnemmGn tuin min
f1Gn Mum, mitG ban oil clGm1sI1Gn
nGbnDt ~ mutto %fuitcntin mooilman,
jonfo moi l0ptG1 ia fooottoo - moo-
iosln moi clGG el1mGG - iitur-
ia, niteuto ibmiselGindd - ia nlibin
moi fuolemo lerpittGG iiGiien foomeon
lporionlo.
Sa MT ban oil oltunnlt elGG elG-
m1dni1 iielunio i~iiGiicsiG moailmosio
- nDt bGll of mathematician itien-
ia.
Surun oil liellG iii1lIG - ipnnin
luritn ja iuriia entiSten iielilnmiettien
murbaoiuien barbaretfien muofIi.
of ifGmGG - baluo p1Gst1
Iuoittoon iofo tobollo. Stella oil i
loo oomunfoittoa ia MORBID iloo
cl1mGstG - liellG oil raffaltttu ris.
tiinnnlitittul.it festa bGa oil taftut
b1nen iielltnia moipuneiIlq oIueille ia
tuonut elGmdn tulIeSinon.
So iielld oil rnlibao - liljao. DiI.
raltbon, mitG iuuri roiiboton
moailmo etii, mlltto eli fosfoan l0ptG.
MT.
SGnen i~ieluslaan oil rolbo - rolt.
ba, mit1 bGn CT noinit itIelleen felt.
mutta iofo, niinfuin b1rest1 tun-
tui, tuli faufoa biIiaileno buminono.
SGn oil bpipin onneIIinen.
Sofa o%omilbetfi be istiiimot npt pb.
oeSiG pitbellen. So papi iobti bGntG
i%ppemmGlle ia ipmemmGlIe bdnen lie.
pielG tlintemattomille alueilIe,
ia ban fertoi miebellen foiffi - fait-
Fl, mitd ban tieii iieltG iiiGltG.
Sa ban rupeiirafastomoon mics
tam DbG enemm1n ia enemm1n. SGn-
ban of MT lopii bGnen fGiisiGGn -
lopii, iofa iulfi iiImGniG ia tltnii it.
ieGGn fannettopan - lpipemm1Ile ia
ipnemGlle el1m1n moabon - turIi
itieGni1 fen fontomofii, iotn rafasti.
@lofuun loprllo tiili @lilabetb ror.
mn b1nen Iuofieen mieroiliilIe.
&plppmieraot olipat tGnG lprlonno
labteneet aifoiiemmin fuin tapaIliies-
ii, foIton ia lemottomon i1Gn tGboen
&enroolinrouma ia ne muut ein1t or
leet uSfaItaneet ldbtea oiuotpeneesiG
tdnne Noroenobon, mutta tobtorin'
roiiipo ei olliit noinut labteo toIipi.
fauoeIle, ennenfuin oil ioonut lonoc
foibomieIiiet iGGbpwaiiet @ertruf
rollfaIIeen.
papinronipa Ell oIIut tilnteo b1nta
fun ban titli. SGn oil tallut taiuatto'
mon bienofii ia oil ioonnt uuoer
iiiunnottomon iiiuren fei1batun tGpn'
iii miistia ia naIfoiiio fomeIiturier
iuIfia.
Oil Ia~uontai.iIta, ia pappi tposfen'
tell iaornonia nolmistutiesio. Wut
fofii naisto pet1ptpimdt papinrcuipor
cmaon buoneciecn. EobtorinrOuipc
nouroi ia rupatteli Ioppnmottomiin.
"@ot find ienfin - ojntteIe, pie
fin ,-pottor,o,, nan sin,in f1bteSi. Mitt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
S4blarano,

ia Sonni Wtietttfen Iauiu Msbtobu
2anfalLisieprafunnan nj,
wuoiiiubLasia beImif. 90
1916.
lila rientdd eteentdiin,
'SpfGbop.e i milIoinfaan.
RiinpG ibmiseldmafin
81 ie ppip poifollaan.
5anioin faiffi fanIat filIfee
2uoion iuurem jobooIla
@lamGnid moiseita,
aAnpas 9oul s6einat iultec.
ssaiff on taalla' fotoofpaa.
Scrran Jana Aa'pp maan.
SSlcoet fvierIs aifa rientaG
5jdiippteen pbtauaGn.
autuaS fen ieImdGn tietaa,
Minne nlatfdllo on ban:
Sietad, ettd tlo toinen
Cmpi mddrd tanella,
Sobon Serro ioielld
.fI#"" ..M. -..f...
Sniiet orr1on onrinfoinen
Sobtaa aian maibeista,
8otooniSta oloiSta.
glo toinen &erran fansfa
Smpi iiantaiffmen.
Sobon Serro ormostania
&utiunut on iotaiien.
&c on clio outliainen,
Clio Imam buolia,
Wtitrebia, tuaitpoja.
Sinne fuIfee uSfopainen
Silmalonia iob0olla,
MrmoilalIa otpuIlo.
Mioiijllbla ltuorilomme
SiitoIla on taaien npt.
AiaSiapa metin oomme
@teenpGin fits ebtinpt.
@uo6et mierii toiminnasia
Serran peIlou faralla,
9enfiiellG olollo.
Slfoon Sierra liunaamaSia,
@ttd niDosfin tposi1mme
@teenpGin me %riennGmme.
&oh6iieItd tp0nsue udpttda
Sbmis-iikuiu fatioen.
0tutta m1b1ilenfin f6pt6G
8oipi Sierra b~pp1fieen.
@i 90 faitti tboSiG Serran
Moimotfaita, luuria.
9eiffoia ia uitorio
autiuttl on tbobon ferran
9erran niinim1feen maan
S1bfGp1itd p"oimimaon.
9eiffoiiterume tunnustaen
Mlotanlme puooen tam,
Mnteefs-nntoon tlirpoiituen
8primme taaS eteenpGin.
Mnna Sierra drmos mcille,
glnteefii iuo ibntimme,
G~ifofientute, p%uutteemmel
g8ie'0s meioGt tebtos' teille.
&dptd meita raubollas',
Sinun iiunoufielIoS'l
6iunoa meta Sierra bptp6,
Sle SeeluS tauSiamme.
Sllo'oS tpome meneStpG,
@ttG metiu fnunomme
9eoelmid Serro Julie,
&iitofiefit nimeit,
OlistDfiefs' ormoIi.
yfiin Julie liunntuIIe
Slfoon dtna 'tuanio
Sspt ia iidt taiwudsiol
scrrou jana i~o5iatobon
Iscitd tafpoan tnnnioon,
@uoriioutmc objotfobOn,
Siunattchou armolloon,
SIT ie faiit waltatDfii
@iettelgtiet turmion
Sofia poonimosia on
0suOriioo. Serrd Sfiin
Sen MOT teboa idnaIluan,
@oittaiudlIa noimolIaon.
Ratio Serta arnosiof
Yuoleen taniain faiffien.
-txp. ~
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

lultDeu 1uru - WlIra rdfaS, nun
ia -"
"Wfnuten olette fai blrpitelIeet TO.
~oasti", fesfeptti @ertrub taaIen.
"Wtuutoinban meillG on ollrt ibo-
naa'. nastali tobtorinroupa maipuen
taofiepain noiatuoliin. "SieoGtfo, fe-
net topaiimme iielIG - artpaappos
- famorilauluia 2efpin - Ionon fl
MULE, Gertruo, ban oil m~erraton, lei.
IoeSiaon Italia laulaen pitiltorbasiu,
tultn fliltnmpSin - me faiffi nailet
rafastuimme fnollafiemme bGneen,
fen mott tai pmmGrtG1."
"SinGfin?" ianoi @ertruo ia bp.
mpiIi pGipneesti.
"YtinG = i~1oraon ianoen, Cert
rub, NINA din menebtpG = lain 9lr.
noloini erGGnG pGiipGnG toimittamaon
meioGt pbteen aamiaisp0poGsi1 -
tiebdtbGn, ettemme pelfGG teboG toi,
iillmme polmeliifiia."
F%opinroulpa nouii, poSfet biemon
punottoDina, ia meni iffunan luo.
SGn fGGnii m1b1n roanlottllaon, iofo
oil iiellG erGGllG %popoGll1.
SobtorinrolIlpa oil fuitentin pGGs-
ipt liion pitfGlle fciGlliiiin ieiffuilui.
binia moi0ofieen lofoto.
&dn fcrtoi ia fertoi - iit1 ia t1t6
itieSta1n ia mntista, fplpDel1mGn iopl-
leist1 ia b|Gmpbettien ba%alpeiluistu,
erGGstG poStG, %iolloin fofo ieurite oil
merellG ilotulitufiineen ia fl,infa ban
pp0rrpttGpGsiG iboStufiesia istlii ia
malta tllb6olla FUN fom~arilouloio, ia
tiuIulliiesta mibnsta, mifG Ieltrali
%iGlfeenpdin ia iofo ontoi b1nen or
mottomolle MrnoloiIleen oibeen iulteo
bGnet folmefii toimottomotli pGipGfii
lcinien iiiGlle buolimotto faifisto I'll.
fcnfiista ia fppneliStG.
@ertrito ei mastamilt a,itGGn tG.
bGn foiffeen. SGn iGi ieiiomoon it.
filnon GGreen ia fGpi alma miettim1i-
iemmGn nGfoilefii. Sobtorinroiima
berGii miiluein muistoienlo buitmeeS-
ia.
"Ntiin, rofoS, Iopii rauffa - t1ntG
on tietpsii ilteGd ia itierafasta - is.
tuo tGSiG ia nauttia mtuistoiStoan ia
I'm .b'f fofonaan, ettG iinG DIET oIIiit
ptiin ia hpliGttpnG tG6lI6 iurulliiesia
paifosia', - ia ban meni ia ipleili
popinrouipaa. - "@ertruo parfa, ra-
fos poloinen -"
Tapinrouna fatioi pofapasti bG.
neen, mlitta iuuri fun b6nen pitt mas
Itota, tllli Suianno ilmoittamaar, ett1
illollinen oil mnlmis.
"11.buu, npt tGptpp fasmot Iaittoa
bortaiiiin r%ppppibin", fuisfaIi tobto-
rinroitipo beio1n ldbestpesi6Gn riio.
failubuonetta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

NpobempGGn inolla oil BELLA todS
trttopallinen ~fesfustelu p%opinrou-
man broneesia.
Mutta npt @ertrito enimm1fieen
pulpit. San fertoi, mita ban oil 70.
fennt = minfGIainen bGnen feiGnid
oil olIut.
Sobtorinroiitpa ei pmmGrtGnpt pb.
I'd tofpua. SGn pmmdrii main, ettG
ban oil bGpGisipt itieniG roiottomas-
ii. SGn istlii ia IopbptteIi itiedGn ne
n1liinallaun ia of foitbistiifiisioon
itieniG t1boen.
Wpobemmin fun ban bieman toi-
pui, oil mititafin %aiioita, ioito ban
oIfoi pmntGrtGG. Sun olfoi pmmGr-
tGG, eta bGnen merfiIlinen @ertru.
binio pboeIlG toi t~oiielIa f6iittGmGtto.
m6lI6 topolla oil rofostuniit mie.
beeniG, mutta ettG tGSiG iubteesia
muutoin oil ionfinlaista ppbGG iola.
perdiippttd, iofa tefi fen mabootto-
mafii minfGGnIoiieIle maailmaIliieIe
tutfimuflelIe. Sa eta bdnen rofas.
tettu @ertrubinia oil npt ainiaafii
ioutunut faoofiiin.
So tdm6bGn oifeastoon oil bdnestd
ionomottoman ifdtp6d. Mutto oiias.
ia of icntdGn iOtain omittista, iofo
pioGtti bGntG iunOmosta iiitd mitddn.
-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Tappi ia @ertrub, iotfo fumpifin
oIimaf iaattaneet bdntd postitueneelIe,
iciioiwat buisfuttoen bGnelIe niinfO,'.
an FUN tpoituot nGbSd bdntd. Site
Re f6iitpsten raeniipSt tafaiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Sunnuntoioomiino fat bdn uuoen
micIenIiifutuficn tuuotccsio.
@ertrub tiIi ia uSfoi bdneIIe, ettd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
XIII. LAURIrz PETERSEN

San Offinb ppim onneIinen. Sn foubea iuru mutto rofas, fui
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-07-08
MINNEAPOLIS
THE DOINGS IN AND ABOUT THE
GREAT "FLOUR CITY,"

Matters Social, Religious and General
Which Have Happened ana are 20
Happen Among the People Of the
CITY.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-07-08
CHURCHES

ID, PlLGR1M BAPTIST ct11,por,
gar street and Summit ava nUhCH, CE-
SSe e6N Preaching at II I :oo sunday
u SIS Sp p ny s Pno at 1890. B. ao
fh1is wedn aysF seSyiee and
fKs Ten q. keS BBedSN9 NJ PpEEee%Dtly at:
STUDY 90 a+ vest vest Central avenue p pasoor:
church, Tel Jackson 34S
cornoH m oilAL BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Rice and Fuller streets sunda,
Yves: preaching, II a. m. and
49, sunday School 1915: Deacones.
neeong y B. Y. P. U. 1880 ~ d.
nc cordially invited. Rev. ~ u ~
Oonald. pastor. 651 W. centroI "e-
81. JAMES A. M. e. cH1,pc1,
i Eusier and Jay streets. snndad. COR
prayer pr meeting 500 D. = M Ps Mstsdnes,da,
nesday u ana ae %h1 ms1asaay' St home wed
s s;arsonBage 1876 Jay Street. Raw ~,
Jones. Pastor
corner PHILIPS LIPS EPISCOPAL MISSION
Street street Sunday services: Ear,v " asIshna
e,on OF Holy Eucharist, 1890 a m ceie9rs t
thie5 Of Holy Eucharist first a5a
and f fourth s,;n 10y a; m Mathis. second
sHE nS, 1Z:So p. m. Brotherhood ~ g.
W 1auew, o;s0 p. m. Vespers, 1880 a m
o week ser seryices Wednesdays, confirma tt On
s 500 o:oU p a. a. Fridays. evening prayer
S gay q: M, Rev: A. II. Lealtad. Rector'
ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Cor
ffarrlngt9n and St. Anthony avenues sun
nh
200 P. M; Sunday School 1880 p NJ
Young Peoples meeting, 700 P. M: Mid,
Week meeting, Wednesday, 500 p. NJ:
harrington ave. Hiahse aT
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-07-08
SMOKE
THE OLD RELIABLE
Sight Draft
CIGAR
The King Of Nickel Cigars
w. S. CONRAD co.
ST. PAUL
Citation on Petition for Letters of
Administration.

Citation on Petition for Letters of
Administration.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey-ss. In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
1dler, also known as Mary Poor, De-
cedent
The State of Minnesota to All Whom
1t may Concern:
The petition of Jessie Johnson hav-
ing that Mary Idler, also known as
mary Poor, then resident of the
county of Ramsey, State of Minnesota,
dled lntestate on the 22nd day of April,
ministration Of said estate be granted
TO her, said Jessie Johnson.
1t is Ordered, that said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
IN SAID matter be and hereby are citeo
and required to appear before this
Court on Monday, the oath day of July,
1916, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon or
as soon thereafter as said matter can
be heard at the Probate Court room in
tn the Court House of the City of St: Paul,
IN said County, and show cause, if any
they have, why said petition should
not be granted and that this citation
De served by the publication thereof in
the Appeal according to law, and by
IA days before said day of hearing to
each of the heirs of Said decedent
whose names and addresses are known.
and appear from the files of this court.
. witness the Judge of said Court, this
22nd day Of June, A. D. 1915.
E. w. BAZILLE,
Judge of Probate.
Attest:
F. w. GosEWIsCH,
Clerk of Probate.
". =. FRANCIS, Attorney,
Am. Bank Bldg.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-07-08

install the incoming officers of State
Federation of Colored Women's club
in Minneapolis last Thursday. Mrs.
Lyles gave very inspiring address
for the uplift of the WORK.
Mrs. julius N. Avendorph and her
two sons from Chicago, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Matte B. Nc.
Chez for several days, will leave to.
day for two months visit at Grand
Forks; N. D., where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Miller, a
former resident of St. Paul
One of the most delightful outing
parties of the glorious Fourth was the
seventh annual family picnic of Mrs.
George Washington James at Spring
Park, Lake Minnetonka. The party
comprised 33 persons, large and small,
but all had a large time, a splendid
dinner and everybody was happy.
Mrs. Emma Porter-Crawford, we'll
known in st. Paul, niece of Mrs. En-
ma Jackson of Anoka, and sister of
Mr.. William Porter of this city, died
in Saskatchewan, Can, July list. She
leaves son and daughter who are
in the custody of Mrs. Jackson of
Anoka. The body will reach St. Paul
Saturday. Funeral services from
Lyles' undertaking parlors Sunday,
July g., P. M.
The popular CRESCENT CAFE, 542
Broadway, is enjoying a season of
prosperity, and, in view of that fact,
is making some extensive alterations
in decorations and furnishing, and de-
sires to announce to its many patrons
that during alterations regular meals
will not be served for few days.
Special orders, however, will be taken
care of. Please bear in mind that the
telephone number has been changed
to Cedar 81O5.
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gowns-Mr. and Mrs. D. P. French,

gowns-Mr. and Mrs. D. P. French,
Chicago.
Hand painted picture-Messrs and
Mesdames J. r. and ]. F. Wilson,:
Silk crepe de chine slumber gown
with fillet crocheted yoke and rose
buds-Miss. Geraldine Hodges, Chi.
cagO. '
Handsome willow rocker and pill.
lows-Messrs. and Mesdames w. V.
Howard, Richard Arts, Charles
Walker, Earl Walker, w. England,
S. P. Harris, w. M. Harris, Geo. L.
Hoage, T. E. Franklin, Jas. Watson,
VIM. Martin, w. J. Gardner, c.
Thompson, Evan Anderson, M. Banks
dale, O. w. Lobbins, j. w. Kelly, S.
Moore, Geo. Grissom, Nathaniel Coins,
Charles Morgan, l.. Melker, c. H.
Roper; Mesdames Owen Clayton, M.
Hodge, ]. Jenkins, J. p Anderson, Ida
Combs, Louise Wright, Jennie Lazen-
berry, Cora Carr, S. Jones', Nora
Brown; Misses Hattie Hobbs, Corne-
liza Gordon, Elizabeth Farr, Alverta
Phillips, M. Anderson; Messrs J. E.
Murphy, Robert Thompson, Ray An
dersOn.
Oriental bath rug-Mr. and Mrs. J.
Byno, Winnipeg, Can.
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ODD FELLOWS

n MARS L LODGE NO. 1902, G TT n IN
a., - Meets second and fourth WeGn Or
icy icy n each month at Union Hall Sureso
6nu hent streets, at 500 D. m ora
az MsaalSSo som n; g.; J. Wesley Keiiv p e.
oo reFREDERICK DOUGLASS LODGE Ma
SSOVo. u: y. Q. of o. F. meets second ~;
t tt Monday in each month a. Ma aao
gay gay corner Aurora and Kent st ht Union
f. :'G Ly y; m y. E Lewis: N. g.: James ss
m ST. PAUL PATR1ARcHY M -,
Meets thlrd Monday in each n,on+h ia:
Str ioit Hall, corner Aurora and ". a.
66treets, at 500 p. M, GEORGE hent
H. '. F.; Augusta Jones, W. p lowe.
r. HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH No s5a y
IN u; 80 ~. OF q: r., meets the third M IoS ";
IN An each month at Union Hail co Monday
Mu 49,. and Kent streets at 8 IN NJ NJ
~ Azzle stephens, M. N -. M mi
KILLS KILLS r.: Lindsay, w. r., 91S Wo MrS.
,, Minneapolis.
r. f1oOOsEHOLD OF RUTH Nn ,,s
r. ~, ": y. F. meets second anj sa as q
NJ ueSuay N each month at I.ahori gurtH
re Hall. Cor. Fourth street ana r en-
M;s south. Mrs. S. Darager. n 1 ~
"''ss cora Napier, W. r. " w.
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JOHN H. HAYES LODGE M seq,
): =
%M M S frst and third rnea
ESM cay In each month a.,
~ *&A Castle Hall 221 w. 1n1
1@NsGH xerelty cor. Farr;nsfo,
\M4SSI knights Of Pythias IN eooa
VS lanes Thomas c. c.: Jss =
henderson. v. c.; is 81
and 20, 81 -. o. James, K Of
~ Oh .! Adams street
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McKNiGHT-McCOY.

Hand crocheted silk lingerie
and Mrs. Glover Shull, Minneapolis.
MORE ribbon and lace lingerie
trimmed in blue forget-me-nots-Mr
0. G. McManus, Minneapolis.
Pair large bath towels-Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hopson, Alexandria, Mimi.
Pair large bath towels-Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Tibbs.
Pair large bath towels-Messrs. S
E. and A. V. Hall.
Pair large bath towels-Mrs. j.
Knudson.
Blue linen bed spread-Mr. and
Mrs. z. A. Pope, Minneapolis.
Three linen towels-Mr. and Mrs
l. S. Ashe
Fed spread-J. H. Daubins.
Linen table cloth-J. H. Hilyard.
Hand embroidered towel - Mrs.
Walter Dyer.
Linen napkins-Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Petit.
Linen table cloth-Mr. and Mrs. ],
H. Sherwood
Six hand crocheted doilies--Mr,
and Mrs. G. S. Foster.
Hand crocheted blue bird lunch
set-Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Johnson.
Hand crocheted bath towel-Mr.
z. Johnson, Minneapolis.
Four large bath towels-Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hedge, Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich.
Two hand embroidered slumber
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HONOR COLORED SOLDIER
D., HEROES OF CARRIzAL.

The National Equal Rights League
suggests and urgently advises that
everywhere Colored Americans hold
Memorial meetings in honor of the
colored cavalrymen who were sacri-
feed in Mexico and died bravely fight
ing for the flag which does not pro-
tect them at home. 1t would be most
fitting to eulogize these black heroes
right now, and appeal for equal rights
for their race. White Instantaneous
are eulogizing Irish rebels of Ireland.
citizens committee could be formed
at once in every city.
Boston's meeting will be in old
Fanouil hall, July 9Th.
Pres. Byron Gunner, Hillburn, N. Y,
will be glad to get a notice of all
such meetings.
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}. ~. SELLERS, MANAGER
2812 Tenth Avenue So.
Tel. N. w, South 1872.
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1916.

Mrs. Emma Jeffries has moved to
533 Colfax avenue north
Miss Mildred Shull was the guest
OF Miss Clarist Lucas at luncheon on
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Plummer of Clinton
avenue entertained Miss Eunice
Smith at breakfast on Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. Daniel Williams, who for many
years has been located at BOG South
3rd St., has moved his restaurant to
407 9Th Ave. South.
The Misses Laura Mae Petticord
and Leada Pearl Hudson of the
Sanity City were Minneapolis visi-
tors on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nanane Jewett of Lincoln
Neb., is in the city. During her stay
she will be the guest of Miss Irene
Mullens, 627 Fifth street north.
The Misses Sadie and Alice Mar
shall gave an indoor picnic on the
Fourth of July to large number
OF friends at their home on 18th
st. very pleasant day was spent
and a delightful luncheon served.
The Misses Ethel Baker and Alma
Parks, who are visiting in St. Paul,
and Miss Albreta Bell of the Sanity
City were the guests of Miss Mildred
Shull at breakfast last week at her
beautiful home on Clinton avenue.
The Young Girls Benefit Club
have been very successful in their
efforts in raising money for the
super-structure of St. Thomas Epis-
copal church. On Wednesday morn
ing the president, Miss Clarist
Lucas; vice president, Miss Mildred
Plummer, and the secretary, Miss
Eunice Smith, carried $50 more to
the bishop to add to the fund, which
will bring the sum over the three
hundred dollar mark. They deserve
much credit for their year of hard
work.
If, as the adage says, "Cleanliness
is next to Goodness" the NORTH SIDE
CAFE, 1913 Sixth avenue North, is
very close to the throne. Mr.. L.
Anderson Familiarity known as "the
Count is the proprietor and he brings
TO his place the practical experience
obtained by several years at the Ma
tional Hotel. He has five beautifully
appointed dining rooms surrounding
the office and all are as spic and span
as new silver dollar. He is ably
assisted by his wife and mother-in-
law and if one wishes a clean, we'll
cooked meal, the NORTH SIDE CAFE
can't be improved upon. He has
Mock the Chinese cook, and all
regular Chinese, as well as American
dishes, may be obtained. The service
is la carte, but a regular dinner is
served on Sundays from to 6 D. m.
at 35 cents. All prices reasonable
and service unexcelled. For reserya-
tons or further information phone
Hyland 1851.