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sbsepleje / 6jemmet.

Sra Minnelotos u11iperiitet meo-
beIes, at Der peo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
brrgsffolen bill blipe aobnet ct Rur-
frS meo l1noerpisning Sngepleie i
6ien1met. acknowledgement af 1aaoa1,
1ltuoerpisnina Hep / bgi @rab trent
bqbet ben. forlpbne @inter peo
Dfangelen paa SDgeplejere til at
tnsfe Snfluen5opatiertter. aurluiet
bcgbnoer ben 3. April, og 11noerois=
1lii,1gen finder 5te6 bier gnsbag 81
fern1iooua fra 81. 2 til 4 % porer
i 3 Tiger.
gnbber ffa1t i1totegne iig bette
8urfuss inaen Gfsamir1er eller 6or.
bereoelfcr frnbes, % TIM & nomi=
ieIt Observation-Disclosures iorlnl1ges
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1ra Gbritfirfen.

900 fioite Meniobeosn1soe bcil,t-
tebe ma,1 at b~e6ligeboloe ten, ,1abn-
|renoe Droning meb to @116stieneiter
bier 5s,,oog Sormi6odg for ct balpt
aar til. Otter 5orilag at 81. Stub
bellutteoe mon, imiolertio for Slle-
og neutrality-suspicious. geofonH1en-
De at traffe ben Drbning, at Der
Gaaifeien6ag boIbes norif Sroprroiz
fen ST. 6 Morgen % engelf CUBS
tjenefte 81. 1890, mebens Ser sS,1le-
6oa boIoes engelf Bropra0ifeu %.
norf Observation-Disclosures. Com
bet n1uligens oil eri1,6res, fog .St.
9aul 9i0enbe" be6 Mptaargtiber til.
:2po for, at Der for De itore Spiti-
oers @eofommenbe bleb truffet Ell
Or6ning meo fun Ell Seimesicguos.
tjeneite, og en laa6an 0rbning ct.
oltioa III. biitnof til De fleites Gil
fre6sbco, t%rlffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
8earapeIier.

Mrs. Micbaro 9ab1, cit at Mi11ne-
lotaS @ioneerer, 80 @ar golnrnel,
lom lebebe alere / IT'S Socf}on ct,
opoe pllroielig forrtge 3irgoag. @enz
Deg Sig blep funoet al en- goabo,
Nsrs. sa1obreffen, iom gif for at fe
I'll benoe, og (omL oo bu1 life funbe
fomme ind. iamme1 meb Ell onoe11
Nobo brgb 7pren OBJ. Coroner ssns
gerion5blep tilfalM % erflpreoe, at
bun par afgaaet beo eli pI1lbieIigDeo.
8earopelien blep bolot fra sspa,1olu.
ifis % 8iiettes BearopeIiesburca1
8altor 6. 8. Brant forretteoc.
Spnoaa Nftn ogbe acrm1it
@olmbera, Ell 10 Mars aorll1ncl 9pn
Iaf Der. % Mrs.8 Solmberg, ts1
.Gbarlcs St, paa 8pboipitaIet al
I3ifterit. 8earopelien boIotes girg:
bag Nfteu fro Soipitalets aapel.
8altor grart forretteoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
metropolitan.

Nnlte l1ge, begDnbe11be 5pnoag,
Imeb Matine Sns6ag % 2er1ag, OPP
iferes pna Wetropolitan Dliber Mo-
|roscos befienbte mniifaljfe &omeoie
80 long, 2ettD", me6 Charlotte
,@reentpoob / 4obebrollen. M1tlifen
CT al @arl Carroll, lom bar ifrebet
lite minbre e,ro is nr1iifalife Num-
re for Moiis @reenpoob. Sammet1
me6 benbe me6birfer en- 1tbbnIgt
,Sfare Sfln1pillere. !.
5ce1erne er taget fra be1, laafal6=
tie uErollep Cor golonp" pno Bacific
Soften, Is Mil fra San Trnncisco,
1om 2ofnliteterne giber MnIebning
til mango bllmoriihife 5ituationer i
.Sbffet. Siitorien breier fig ON to.
Somilier, Naboer, lom 1eper i Selte=
iporbogne, 1t0ltpret iom Cottages:
.3ommp &obbinS CT mcget b11slig oa
liter at orbci6e / @open og ipiIe
;biemIig Ma0, meoens bans Sl,itrll
I2ettD letter mere 8ris .paa pafrc
&lnber og Goboretter.
Grace MillerS Soc ON Ell pei a1t-
be1rot Sag er @usrengigring @ at
=, ~ =. - .L~>> .<.EEnH 49,
gipe fin SORRY ct go6t Maalti6, 11aar
Mftenea1 fommer, me6ens 9arrp b0nz
ger run1t paa 8oolrooms og 5alnoz
ner be6 8ejen.
Srnlt1p Mobbins, iom er fieo at
bermetiife Gardiner meb &iefs ill.,,
gigr Mffale meo Surrp M5iller ON at
bDtte Sooner. &bin6erne logger far1'
men Raa0 op MOB fine Mpnb. SGg=
temnnoene flDtter mo /, binanoens
Gottager.
S cit uges 2pb er 2ettD blepct eu
ligegploig Some, lom icrperer @arrp.
inre Maaltioer paa cn Mbis, mebens
Grace bar onifaffet Ell flnt @ar0ero-
be. og CLIENT alt, lom beorprer @1tsz
itel. Mon fan let opn11ne fig til &c
1ll1totet al Bette @fsperiment.
5tpffet ct ier0cles uhberboloenbe
fra G1,be til onoen.
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81, Mbpariel.

Observation-Disclosures gjentager
en- ofte ltoier1ot Moooriel MOB Mgen=
fer, Der b%ebbliben6e foripeer at faa
Sbnnbebabere al fire 2ibertp Bombs
% Bor 5apings gtan1ps til at ON
bptte 6ea,1 nteo anore, Ser lober langt
beicre iTortjeneite i6orm at Menter
% 9ipioen6er, mel, paa sen onoe1t
boer ofte bsift tbipliom 5iffcr-
beb.
6ereno at noue,, bitter tine Sri.
Be0Slaa,as Obligatiol,er ,neb andre
foabonne, bsr beofeuumeroe oltib
n%11neripae De ttlbubte 0bligationers
pirfeliac garoi. S ,,allae ailfpIoe
ct Sc iaagootiom il1tet b9rb.
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Gpnnpbe Qosc SO. S,

|Dstre al Morge feltligbol0t fin Is
Mars Stifteliesbog be6 EFT itprre 9il-
|ltelning paa O0b Jellolps Sail. Sc
item bar meget ao6t belpgt og forlpb
%IGrocles bellpffet. Hrogrammet, Tom
rnnltgens bor cit lille 5mule for
langt, bar gobt % a%fpefslen6e: Otter
at 2ogens ti1iteoebprenoe Gbarfcrz
|me61emmer bar leoiogeoe til fine
Hlaofer poo Sce11en al Drtllteomet>
6nife0e BraiioenteL Mrs. @ettef-
gren, belfommen, bporefter Mers.
8rofoger fra Mpls. (Mlfbeim 2oge)
|DfG1ife0e 2ogen til Sl1bilnet og /
oniloaen9e 0r6 taltc for geparelien
|af Morif6ontmen.
Sen bibere ltl1berbof611illg BOO pao
@o1oiong of MaiiS @1oa &nnfen, Ell
morton og 11banRrfet Defamation
|of en- lioen Nige, 2ucile Moore,
5ong nf Ell Ma1tbsfDartet 5olpoans
|af Ell Smaapiee, Marjorie Neoerfeu,
|5oloiong at 6ritiof &anIcn ionnt
Defamation al Miis MaD 9eruin.
@i6ere optraabte 2ouens Grill
tealrt 11n1er @ommn1t6p al @ubtoiz
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OpbSfaIb

btanot 5furoinaper i nge,,s agb:
Nug1lt Mnbrem gricfiem, S8S Mice
St. Is; Sarrp S. Sobnion, 1920
0an gllrcn St; Sobanra Dorotbea
Hbompion $50 g. Smitb @pe, "a;
aanra Berg, &c; Carl Carton, So;
WrS.: !Sarol6 Soltb, 1853 @rairerb
Mpe., 25; GIleanor Marie Dlien I;
8illiam Sanion, |; Contrib Nelion,
Sc; Gbeo6or Mcllon, GA g. Sesia=
mine, Sc; Magnbi16 &alleritao, 46;;
9. 51pnnion, 633 Gap.
Blob, Is; Sophie &olmonbL 27gtox.
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Dpbsfalb.

Mrs. Sens g. Mpller, 1913 Mol-
boro, Merriom Harf, ct. Saul, 6p=
Sc Sen6ogen be1 %. Mortg paa
8%pboipitalet / ct. Nau1. Mfbsoe, fit
for noglc Tiger fioen Snflucn5a %
oerefter Qungebetn1beIie. @fter at
babe gjennemgoaet bisie to .Spg=
bon11re bleb Bun lammet / be1 enc
Stoc> % Geben gior6e efter ct fem
Tigers Spgeleje en- @nbe pao henbes
aioelfer. Sun bIep li6t ober 20 Mor
gommcl o9 efterlaber fig fin Mano
% Detre % 8prnebgrn. On 5b=
iter on eli 8rober er boii6benbe /
Winneopolis. gun bar fpot / Better
8clteo beo Mibe. Namt1ien Mpller
har perct boiioocn6e i Minncopolis
/ mango Star.
8egrabelien foregif 9irsoag fra
Me2ebitt & 60, 2707 6. Qafe ct.
Bait. 3arpgaaro talte fbrit poo Donif
90 bo(6t tililltt eli. fort Gale poo Git
aelff. Scr. @inar Mifier 1e6ebe Cat
gen, iom LOO mutt og Hongfulbt.
5ergebeitioen bar meget Jennings
fltlo; ct fort Blomiterflor oeffeoe
9aoren. Den itore 5fore Bel1ner.
1om bar til}teoe, bibneoe on,. bbor
afbol0t bcn Mfbpbe baboe bprct.
Sorofpitelien fanbt :5teo Eager,
efer Opatonln, Der / 5taten.
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Kirker og Foreninger.

tCHRIsTKIRKEN, Norsk eyange.-
luth. Kirke, Hjdrnet at Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver Spndag, engelsk XII.
$780,. norsk XII. 11.30 Find.
lNORsK LUTHERsKE TREFOL-
D1GHEDSK1RKE, HORNET at
Harrington og sherburna AYES.
Gudstjeneste hvery Sgndag XII.
1870 Find. og 7.30 Aften. s9n-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
0ST EMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hornet af Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hver SON
dag XII. 1890 End, Eden og 4de
SSndag engelsk, eller norsk. Allie
Acknowledgements norske. Bon.
nemgde hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8.
.DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANs
KIRKE, Hjdrnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gu~dstjeneste hver SON
dag Form. Ri. IL. S9ndagsskole ri.
DEN DANsK-NoRsKE METHODIST
K1RKE. Hj6rnet af Broadway. OF
l3. St., afholder sine G~udstjenester
som fslger: Pr@diken Sgndag Form.
ri. 1890. Aften RI. 7.45. Unpe
Folks Epworth Liga: Sdndag Aften
RI. 7.45; litermrt Mode de ire fsrste
Trsdage Maaneden. Bsnnemgde
hver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
/ DEN DANSK-NORSKE KIRKE.
1876 Thomas ST., ner Rice St.,
afholdes Gudstjeneste hver S9n-
dag EN-. XII. 3. Prediken we'd
Prof. G. B. Bulge. En- Kvartet
fra B~ibelskolen Minneapolis
synger.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, s0NNER
AT NORGE, m9der 1ste OF 3die
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 w. Ninth st.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. S D0TRE Ar
NORGE, meder 2den og Ada Man
dag j Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall, 1856 w. Ninth st.
H.. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
3. s, mGder 1ste og 3die Fredap j
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall
HI. at st. Peter OF 4th Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAABW ms
der32. og 4. Lgrdag paa Royal Arca.
mum Hall, Hi. at St. Peter = 9TH
Streets.
FORENINGEN nDANMARKS SON.
NER' af D. s. D. F., msder 1. OF 8.
L9rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall.
HI. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINEn IOGE]
NR. SO, D. S. s., m0der 1ste og
og 3die onsdag j Maaneden q
Odd Fellow Hall, 1876 w 9Th st.
FoRENINGEN HAABET moder
Eden og 4de Torsdag i Name
den paa Royal Arcanam Hall.
HI. at st. Peter og 4th SITS.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKs DOT
TRE" mdder /. Trsdag / den
ny Odd Fellows Hall, 156 9th st,
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Eaf!.z

Sen biertelielte Sat til 8e,,ner %.
8efienbte for oeres u6biIte Deltagel-
lie UNDER min SuitruS langbarige
SpgeIeie % for De mango im1,ffc
Blondter be6 benoes Diipttelie.
Sens g. Rellcr % Dptre.
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Zen Use .Mfai

bill .idar bliue igret al Sc @orife /
ct Naul pe0 Ell Set boa 0ortb ge1l-
trail Commercial GLIB. Soften orron.
ceres al Sc to 5gnuer af Norge 60
gel, spn11gpe 9oae, 8. at g., iamt
Rorome11oenes 5angforening.
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EFT HUS

paa Byens Vestkant, indehol-
dende s Varelser, ? "Porohes',
Gas, elektrisk Lys, "Steamheat'
og for@vrigt j enhver Henseen-
de F@rsteklasses, lige we'd Spor=
vogn, er til Salgs for $1,000.
Halvparten kontant. Henven-
delse til
j. G.. L~ANGFELDT,
80 E. 9th St. Tel. Jackson e57.
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Morbfap 2oee Mp 8,

Conner al Norge, ptl feltligboloe fit
II @arS 5tifteliesoug bcb cit ltprre
Gilite1ning paa DOB Iellotus Soil
Manoa9 oen 21oe 9lpril (2oc1 Bao=
ifeoad).-
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@mbstiencite.

5s1uoag 5orm. 81. II bill Rep.
81. S. 8. 9aupt tale Saith Cutie
ran Church, 81. at Charles oa Mocs
fubin Sts., ober ct Saitetbemo. Sir
Tens aor bill ipnge eter @,,ostje-
neten.
5peciel 8altegu6Stieleite ofboloeS
! Rirfen fpr1tf. Onsbag often 81. s.
@eb. Charles 8. @rant piI tale ober
@mnet 'Gbe 5ecret Of our Strength.
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2%buablpmitens Mfbeliua Mp. 8,


ct. Soul, bolot tit Mortsmeoe poo
@am1ebien1met Gors6ag ben 30. IS.
for 6erpeo at fori6ge at gipre Set
bDggeligt for Be @o1le. Ser gabes
ct goot 8rogram, beitaae1l6e afSonQ
CO 8ianoiolo, ligeiom Ealer bolotes
at 8altor @eqlte og al Scr. Socfmit5;
hioere Dor Der Splpsning iamt Sc
flamotim al file Mil6reo Beberlen.
Brogrammet 1e6eoes al Mfoelinge11s
8rqitoent, Mrs. $. sc. @oros. 90
bette bar ober, be9ab man fig neo i
&jemmets itore spiieial, bbor ser
ierbereoes cit meget go6 2uneb, meo=
bragt al Damerr1e. Man loo fig
ben1e peoerfares Metfpr6igbeo og gif
biem me6 6plelien at at babe til
.brogt chi mcget bpggelig Gftermio-
cog % ialntioig bragt list M0ipre=
belle til Sc @amle. 5.
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Wn GrfebiHpp.

Muffin Doubling bIep Girg6ngs.
inoiot i Grfebifopembeoet / ct.
SAUL. De b%gitioelige gerentonier
blep oberbpret al flere Euiinber FAINT
s Biffopper o. 500 Bre1ter.
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Dau,pihbsfmteu.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .6reoerit ST.
nffeile6e fra 4riltia1tio b. 10. Marts
90 be,,tes iii geetp gorf 2gr6aa Sen
29be Marts. 8iemreiien hfnoer gteo
Sen 8. MpriI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
6remtibens &nbliihina g.,

bpis @esefigt er at bribe Mpis- og
Notwithstanding / ct. Nol1l, er
Hebet inforporeret n1e6 en- %o1tori}e-
ret &apitol poa $4,000. ann1poni:
Iets YrRiioent er Gbriltion Mrneie11
Iaf Muroocf. &ompaniet ogter at
i,ogibe ell norif slpis, forelgbig
1,ecntlig.
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Observation-Disclosures.

@ietor grgnll,no o. glla &ulbacf;;
Robert 8. geterfon % Ounce 6. 8
|sfelton; 6ialmor s. aobberbnbl o.
s. 2eite. ssz
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6poiclsbaqe

i 11gens Sgt:
IS. marts: ST. goo. 8pcfmann,
8rof. 6. @obe, 2utb. sermnar, og
90. 6. @enmingien, minneapolis.
81. Marts: Sr. @rnit 5penolen
oa Rebaftpr S, 9. 2ongfelot.
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st. Paul.
S. 9. Qaa8ftlbt,
&itp @nitor & Manaaer.
80 6. 9tb @treet.
EeIefon: q. %. ssoeffon 957.
9tn6eber

mo- bore Meooftionenai. $enoe ie=
nett Dnsoag often. Benpt ohenjtao=
en0e MoresIc og Selefonnummcr I'll
@obets Gitp Goitor % Monoger.
Samn1e Stebs fon announcement
tegnes % contingent betoles.
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9aniib @cb Grpis lint

mpocr 3ors0oa Sen TO-. 9(pri1 bos
Mrs. Gbriit 2oriel 1894 Sglebort
|Mbenue.
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Saul 8ilbelun Gpeublcn,

Dnglte 5en al @r. Grnit 9peno1en,
er eaaet ino / II. 9. Naop og er TO-
Eoea peo Camp Decatur, Greet
2ofcs, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28

&eb aipb elIer Meparation al
l1bre beipe sen belfjenbte Snbeler.
Nelion, 200 6. 7tb Street.
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r8~ergcnsfjurb"

|of Ms>~9. 8. anfom @unboo til SEEM
|Dorf fra Morge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28

Naar ct N1ndesmmrke skal op-
ssettes paa Elders Afdtdes Grave,
saa henvend Dem ftrst ell dem
eom selv f%orferdiger allie Slags
Gravmouumenter at solideste era
nit. Skrtv til
Central Minnesota Granite Works
4. E. HAGQU1ST. SON & CO.,
ST. CLOUD, MINI
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5aoeligbeo5poIitiet i ariltiollin
bar lfreoet ilro % forhuot Ell llbifil-
ling At 3orrs Naoerinaer, ipn set
|tar10 lfaoefiae for Sen morallfe.
|simobeo: Soae1' aoar antaaclia for
,Metten.
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Gn ,torif 5fibsreoer bar bort
ffiantet 100000 81. al 1afnenn.
meliabcb oper, at: bans aore bar
|faaet 2op at leue laI,1l,,c,, n1eo ban1
Il 25 Nor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-07
Calennar for the Current 2Drek

SuNDAYAeolian Hail. Symphony
Hail. violin Manhattan Opera
ooo p n concert American
G0gorza and Lester Donahue Hotel pnoforte
GuioWr Novaes for the
opera House, $3.50 popular Sis
popular by the Society
Princess Iheater p pianoore recital by
Elotts Iheater $3.50
p free recital by Baldwin,
brooklyn S:l6 by the Society
washington Irving High School,
MONDAY-Aeoan Hail. m, Medium;
concert chamber
House. p Italian aida" Theaer D. H. English
opereta 1.-THE Gondoers" m Mr. Bagbys
Morning b
TuEsDAY-Carnge Hail. Symphony
Aeohan Hail.
cert of chamber music by the Quartet; Thae s15 p
English operetta, "The Gondoiers"
"EDNESDAYcarnege Hail. by Symphony
ira; SlS Evening Mail" Philharmonic
Aeoan Hail. recital Janacopulos; Metropolitan
opera house. French
S:l5 English Gondoers"; City College m
recital by A. Baldwin
Hail. Symphony $50
m concert by the Philharmonic Society; Hail.
1orte recital Julee Arnold;
"acnsman metropolitan Opera House,
men,; Park Theaer S15 operetta Gondol
HDi-Metropoltan Opera House, del ire
Ke Carnegie Hail.
p m concert by the Clef Club memory
Aolan Hail. pianooe Maria Antonio; m
pianoforte recital by Richard Buhg; Commodore
musical; Park Theater 8:5 operetta
Opera House, Italian Marta
Italian prices di Iamnermoor
Hail. 2:30 Young peore s.5 D H.
recital by Nina Tarasova m pianoforte
osip Gablowtsch s15 recital by the Symphony
Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-07

of boys and men. In 1853 DR.. Hodges
Stephen Cutler succeeded him, first as
substitute and then as organist and
cholrmaster. Mr.. Cutler had had
vested choir in the Church of the Ad-
vent in Boston, whence he was called
to Trinity. In him the ritualistc party
found an enthusiastic and determined
leader. There were boys in the choir
at the time, but none able to sing
solos in the service and until capable
boys were secured Mr.. Cutler con-
tinued the mixed quartet which Dr..
Hodges had employed
1t was not long, however, before
Mr.. Cutler found two boys, one
named Robjohn (the Caryl Florio
Of thirty years ago., the other
Henry Eyre Browne, both of whom
afterward distinguished themselves as
church musicians. One of the bows
was put by Cutler at the head of the
Decani, the other of the Cantoris sides
OF the choir which had been thus d.
lery at. the east end Of the church.
With the discovery Of Robjohn and
Browne, Mr.. Cutler dismissed all his
women singers and the first decisive
step toward surpliced choir had been
taken. Next, with the consent Of the
vestry, he moved the choir into the
seats reserved for the scholars of the
Sunday School, between the congrega
lion and the clergy; and when it was
found that here they were very much
IN the way the singers were moved into
the chancel instead of back to the gal-
lery. A "pious member of the congre-
gatlon" had made a gift to the vestry
OF set of choir vestmcnts, but the
opposition to everything savoring of
Romanism was still too strong to ius-
thy an attempt to put the boys into
them. But they were kept on hand.
ready for the next step.
How Singers Got Their Surplices
Enter the royal factor which helped
to solve the problem. In the fall of
1861 New York prepared to receive
visit from the then Prince of Wales
the late Edward V. He was to be in
me CITY IRON the 18th to the 18th of
october, and the 18th being a Sunday
ne accepted an invitation to attend
divine service at Trinity Church. Let
US tell the rest of the story in the
words OF the article printed. in "Har-
per,s Monthly" thirty-one years ago:
Mr.. Cutters opportunity had ar
rived. Without delay he and his asso-
crates in the cause laid before the
church authorities a request for per
VA w uo0 Vic SlulC VeSCmenCS.
Their argument was as simple as it
was effective. They represented that
the spectacle of a lot of boys in round
abouts and neckgear of assorted styles
and colors sitting in the chancel would
be disturbing to the Princes sense of
propriety. Forthwith Mr.. Cutler was
instructed to put the boys in the new
tangled frocks for the edifcation of
the Prince, and lest the wearers should
mar the SOlQmnitV Of tho oococio,, l,y
awkward movements in them (they
were plain white robes reaching to the
floor, with black ribbon ties for the
neck-'very like nightgown,' said one
of the choir in relating the story, and
we were afraid we would stumble in
themO they were donned two CT three
Sundays before the Princes visit for
rehearsal. . 1t had taken long
time to get the choir into vestments,
but, once in, it was not taken out Sur !
pliced choirs had come to stay in Trim
ity parish"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-07
Fourth Week of Opera
Marked by Destinn's Return

After a virtual internment of three
years in Austria Nine. Emmy Destinn
will make her temperance at the
Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow
evening as Aida in Verdi's opera. Her
associates will be Messrs. Crimi
Zanelli and Mardones.
Samson ct Dalila" will be sung for
the first time this year on Wedne sday
evening. The new Dalila will be Nine.
Besanzoni. Messrs. Caruso, Coruznow
and Rothier will be among the others
in the cast.
"L'Amore del ire Re" will also havve
its first performance of the season on
Friday evening with familiar cast
comprising Miss Muzio, Mr.. Martinelli,
Mr.. Amato and MIR. Didur in the chief
roles
Marta" will be sung at the Saturday
matinee by Nine. Garrison and Messrs.
Caruso and De Luca, and Lucia at
popular prices in the evening with
Nine. Scotney and Messrs. Crimi,
Amato and MARITIME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-07
Park Theater

"The Gondoliers," one of Gilbert
and Sullivan's most delightful operas,
will be given an elaborate revival by
the Society Of American Singers at the
Park Theater this week The story deals
with social conditions in Barataria. q
mythical state, where problems of pres
ent day states are subjected to the hu-
NOR and wit Of which Gilbert was the
supreme master. The score is regarded
as one of Snllivan's most admirable
achievements.
The cast will enlist almost the entire
strength of the Society of American
Singers, including two prima donnas,
who will be heard for the first time
with the organization. They are Irene
Williams and May Naudain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-07
Programs of the Week
SUNDAY

SITNnAv
Manbo++,
opera mouse, S:oO p. m.
courso. ' !" 'ne american concert
phanss,,
Etud. '''''...... .pohnanyi
'''''''''''.'..... bortkiewicz
Lester Don.h,a
Par |. Ssnt;au
.''....... ..... Dubois
de Lahore", ~ 4so'
Canto del presidi.r,o. p. c.,- "asSene'
''''af'0' En- oaiesa'
r. M. Alvarez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-07

Gavotte .c;.................. Gluck-Brahms
Prelude, G minor. ............R achmaninoff
witches Dance .................M Mcdowell
Nocturne, sharp minor: scherzo, fiat
MINOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chopin
Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. m. Concert
by the Symphony Society:
Impressions d'Italie" Charpentier
"Ohl Duel Giorno" (from "Semiramide")
Rossini
Sophie Brasau
Funeral March GrleR
Intermezzo and Perpetuum Mobile from
Suite, OPP. 39) ..-..............M oskowski
Carnegie Hall, at $3.50 p. m. Con-
cert by the Philharmonic Society:
Symphony No. 8. In F major. .... Dvorak
Rhapsody Viennoise. ..... Florent Schmitt
tFirst time at these concerts)
Concerto in minor. OPP. 81, for violin
Jascha Heifetz.
Overture, 1872" ........... .Tschaikowsky
Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m. Piano re-
cital by Ferdinand Wachsman:
Organ Toccata and Fugue in D minor
Bach-T Iaua
Sonata. op. 2. No. 3 in major. Beethoven
P Reaody IN d minor. Gluck- Sgambati
Ballade in G minor Chopin
Etude. OPP. 25. No. CHOPIN
u1m1 I'm COp So. :.............. Chopin
Waltz, OPP. a. No. 1. Chopin
Rhapsody in e fiat, op. lie. No. 4. BRAHMS Brahms
Staccato Etude in G major. 49,. Rubinstein
Rhapsody No. LIST
FRIDAY
Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. m. Concert
by the Philharmonic Society:
Ss,ymphony IN d minor. Cesar Franck
Concerto once in E minor, op. 81. for violin ,@S
ana orchestra .:........... Mendelssohn
,.,x, Jascha Heifetz
vAeaVa Smetana
Hotel Commodore, 8:15 p. m. Friday
evening musicale:
Arietta of Leporello ('Don Giovanni"
r. Mozart
La Jeune Princesse. ...............G riee
=. Andres de Seguroa
MY Mother Bids Me Bind My HAIR HAYDN
Cese!u $500. .'............ Tschaikowsky
n :, ee.iAs ................. Grieg
Ia; Eastern Romance ....... .Rimsky- Korsakoff
~ "eiop -; Gretchanlnof
Geraldine Farrar
ocnerzo, fiat minor. .......,.. Chonin
Leopold Godowsky
Spanish folk love songs harmonized by Joan
Manon and @. Valverde: Lo Frare (The
Monk, Catalonian Song La Mare de Deu