davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
l75

"Ito'er, " iasOe 6lasitipperen, meOens bans 2gstes
iaae ~itiGuteoe Safe. "@eOrs bar faaet iuGre psnse
ira S3eien. iOm ueobIiUer at forge for BAN. GU aster
ban at uttOroere meO big, Os ou foritaar osiaa beOit at
berssue bet ~iaalsoes, at Der lite bIiuer Noset forarst bort
paa no9en al Sioerne."
Sea ifaI tRnts ousr Sagen os iaa labe ben uu9e
Serre Dioe min Oaenirs. gfen er bet mango Pense,
iaa bIiuer bet psI beoit, at ies tager benz min YarstRgt,
Ii9eiom oine, SAFER! Sr. GetsIer fan 10 tase 9iOt Op
eiterbaanOen, naar bet siSres bsbou - bet CT aItiO soot,
at man fra gespubsIien al Iarer at boOe OrOentIist
Sus meo, buao man bar."
Stlsnt @eor9 par fulotommen ~ouerbeuiit ON, at ban
tunbe paste pua fine Pense ieIu, inbiua ban bog, at
Raoam StOrmboms 5OriIas oittereoes at ben biertes
Iisits gsluiate, b~Uisuariag ban Osiaa srtIarsoe fig tis
irebs oerneo. S9 eiterat ban os 5Ia9itippsrsn bauSe
berammet en- pig Gum for gespnoslisn al bet puutautts
NauisatiOnstur Jus, bIeu bet aisiOrt, at SoueOtapitalen
IfuIbe oeponsres Dos URosr.
NeOsns Oisie 5OrbanbIinssr par isans, Optos Dtaoam
Rsbstta al en- IiOen POis, BUN baUos bansenoe pua
StoIearmsn, en- itor Saano iuIo imaa isnbertIippsOs
Siltslappsr, iom bun iorosIte to l~iseitore Buntsr, al
buiIts BUN itisS ben enc ben til lin Msano os ben anben
til fin 9iaii, uoen bog piose at ~fOrtlare Weninssn
bsrmso.
5ur jim esen Bart bespnbts bun fin Virfiombsb mso
fra Sploen uuSer BorOst at bale en- Yoie til fig Der par
Ianst itsrrs emo ben fOrits. vi be bri uarsnSs uISns
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
VllebOeren paa SobannesifjGret.
Gnoen 9eL-3reoie Teriooe.
SlItsorengen % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
%Rpltromau Of gmilie Is arlen

S~, SS SHntsn ON at iss bauoe siort en- CUB pelOe'
ma%"S VIeF"in9, at leS neppe minoes at baue bapt laas
Gmn . Vtga9eIl9e 6slelier buerten isr euer loerl. seq
a. q nsnte l@, reOoet lifpIOisbsOen ira 6orbrpoelle
ma viTanO'99s0; bun piIoe ueIiiSne mig os tGlite paa
h " o". Vtor9en, oa iss ~uuasneOe, bIcp ies usI f@orban'
rF w. zen lpGre Sat min GsSnebos, men trslteoe mig
sr ' |O oct Saab, at gorberre not uiIoe uotplOe ben
iro W. nun sOOe @ieruinss Stplp. 0ssn ben Srs't
.@ ea0 6OrmiOOOssu git ies ben til bet famine
,'.S' 9Oor leg baupe uGret ON aftenen, o9 gpor
MI GSs.u H8e, bauoe port Sopeofuarter. Seq bDrte ga
or ,%V 0'iOe napnt uGlts YGrelie al Opuorteren,
Il, ' ois neO en- anoeu Yeriou. Seq tunoe naturIt9uls
b, SyO'os mtg Ira at lptte os bpao TT le9 peI at
Nm ~ a nun uIelIt9beo2 - vi De sioroe Jig lpIti9 paa
R,n Ss%[Gtonnn9. Gen 9aban, @utten talte meo, uar
as g0'an' ban f%OrtuIte MI belle (oiitOrien ON, bpors
tt ~ = 1"' O'eOen narret, og t%ilisieoe, oct Seolte al Del
N" gan III luireoe for mine Benge."
sa,S1 So ,aa 'Gnter ies oa, 6arbrO'er GAP BAN Ell or
yrny9, 9lGttet min 8rsnsl Seq tror moi, ri milteoe
g,rro""S,' o9 ct Sufu Saurtotter buer. Uien 9lort
q oo .S WOO ute III at anore: Yeugene uar borte, o5
s,a ~ 'Yt'9 Ne9en al benz mere. Seq bapSe imio!srtIo
ii. %SoV Vriaring. Wsn bet par life NOT neo ben
IVY III c" til OUsniiisbet, % bet famine Dag"
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
II

Nau, uiofs ieg lite, at bet mart UilOe gaa2 Jet sr iaas
ban en- net Iisu SpseIiattsIis for UtauO iolt, mc,sH5
be iuar fig en- Iiosn Basiar eiter aaifen saer oue;paa
@rsOen ON aftsnen."
so. ieg tattsr, tRutte @eorg. "StaI io npoe
benne b~ebu9eigs aOiprebslie to @au9s ON 1asen2 Rel,
bet Stytte fan lite ~opfsrss!"
UIen bolt iusoe BON, for its at sisre lin gamle Zen
mIstOrnsisi og enomere forsse bans 6orlegeHBso:
"Dlsn bUub gtptts Tan ri sssutIig gisys mso bette,
min flare Wnoam Stormbom?"
~Se Fer ct Bsuis paa Npttsn, BUN tog 5laaihpvs.
rens in,utte SommsrBus uO al gRgita6et. "Senut q
pauet al lrGUler, Os naar man isr ct iaaoau, R.Ros
nins5itgtte, " tiIisisbe bun, life en- circumference, mcr
/ en- oUsrbeUiisnoe Gone, "iaa ipuss isg, man life fan
GnOet enO ertisnoe. at Osiaa uOsIs goOt os sIOgt II.
UenOte GisbliI,e fan briu3e Nptte % gelfgnele iii
5uist.~
Oct er samite iuuot, iusSe georg, life liot forums
bret Ousr ben gOerisbeO. bUOrtiI gRrtinSeu 6reD fin Sns
buitri. "aPen b~UOriiI ~bengttes oa Bet gr6stoe, iOm Ce
isIp sr bsitiGftiset meO2"
"ai bisie 9rousrs StrimIer uauer ia Dtattsr. Ss
poa @uIUst is trOr, Sc tussr fig sOots no! Men Bet
er lite not msS ll0istnoet os garmsn: be iparer mig
Osiaa IN SiureOas ON llssn, bDiItst bIiusr buIUtreoiiness
tpue SiGIpeSass om aaret - aItaa baIptreolinostpUs
GOIuitiainssr rem @suinlt, life at tale ON be 1latter,
is iSIsr."
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30

g6drcsll 5Grpell" rnabte ben fife
arsbllng ira garlorposen, o. aeanIsp
ludrees msO ct mcfaniit 1orpel.
0erpau fab ban / ut file aOntOr %
itirrebe ! lang 9io mismuOis paa 81
ben.
"QpOr eniomt bet sr uosn baml"
Na9oe ban, "iss tror pirteIis. jes elitcbe
ben lille 8rsblins."
Saa bespnote Npporatet at ilitts fra
SamiItun, % Reloinsen lso:
6aroel, somle Ben. ellie 8en.
asanIep iao berpun i lang lib og
lptteSc eiter ben iaIoenbs Rssu.
IRE Wauueosr ienere bleo ban opers
raItet peo at ie SenutOr 6lds % lille
Ben foo al ct 9rGu ueo Stationen.
"unse Wano," iasoc SeHatorsn paa
en- plueielis % a~ibruot Waaos, "buor
mango al be ii 1uiinpe 9UQars bar bu
M iamlet?"
"2iot pper Sunoreoe Dollars" ipas
rebe &eanlep trsiteslgs.
"g9r mol, n9r noil" tum bet fra
ben 9aule Wanb. "3enne @ut bar
psobIioenoe TAFT ON Dig, oe - oe -
le9 %iorororer unoertloen min BeIluts
ming, Os pei, Der er en I!9e biemme,
iom lGnscs eiter at ie Big"
% iaaleoes penote alt iia til bet
8ooe, iUm aue Siltorier ituIoe.
Ger er III en- ny &8ent peO Gone
WOuno Citation, % sal 8snulep er
ueo Si9lp af ben game Senator tonl.
men IND en- iuobrin9enoe Sitting.
Deb 8rpQuppet, Tom 9ioroe 9eanlcp
til Senotor 9id5 Sui9erion, bUlot en-
un9 Wniittuuitner, Der, itjpnt Ell &rgbs
fling, burti9 bal punoct nlminoelia De
rgmmelie, @jpIternc nritet trOlobuuone
ueo 2goeu fra Ell YiOlln, iom iyute5 at
iDn9e N Gang ON QDtte. I
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
0aa lite opcr YGffcn eftcr
Vauo.

I s oenne Dor %rnitlGie "a traule Sio
Ier oi ofte 8enner o. 8etjeuota, Tom
iioite Sang pi mDOtc3 par Irlltc on
itRrte iamt bauoe Smoheoens @lDo
pNn lin &ino, M 9anr omtrin9 mao
matte, ilGbenoe Sfrlot, meo ct fraitlUit
% afma9ret llpieenoe, trptte % trals
rige. 6pppig oil 6uitruen bsrc lin
Ntauo tlage ouer, at ban igler ia iOa
trGt o9 uoIliOt ielU eiter Ell bel Stats
iuno Spun % 6otle. San 9aar life
mco Den oante 8lGoe til lit 2trbeloe,
ban fan ielu life "IOrtIare 2laria0en. 81
tjenOer Nae, taIfnlo al Nnun, ben mi
senoe pg lumife Sp9oOm "S~nIluensa",
% hi bar bort eller ieet ON oens itp9le
SGriinser. Den 60lelie, iom O~penior
er bcitreuet, i~trluer fig / 9 ai 10 9ils
i9loe enten al Ell. iom man inbbjlote
Jig, belbreoet Snflnen5n, eler ogiaa bar
Sv9oOmmen fattet lit fgrite 8reb / en-
al olsie bore ajRre. snnuel ben SOoe
iom bans Smgiuelier bGrer for en- tor
Del StDloen for, at enten SD9bOmmen
life Sauite er brtst eller for at ben foar
Sou til meo itHrtere o9 itRrfere &lor
at fGite fig bos lit Offer. Obi Der al.
ues ct ubiolut iittert Wiooel iaaOel til
at i~Orebp99e ben, Tom tit at jaqe ben
pou tit Offer lurenoe La Grippe pan
5lu9ten. Der er iremfommet Mtouc3s
bpro iaa ~fraiti9e % iaa pnalloelige ira
fulOt trppRroi9e 2anbsmnno, Der inQen
auoen Suteresie, b~Oerten ~pefuuiGr eQer
paa anoen Ntnaoe bar bapt euo enc oQ
nIene at meooele line 2anbsmpnb, at De
/ Or. Yeters Kuriko bar ct ~eneItaaenoe
OtlOoel mob oenne iorfaroeli9e altpms
iiggribenoe The Grippe. 9uIinoer al
bore GauosmGuo 9aar til lin oa9liQe
8lernin9 meo ell tr9t Og moopiQig 2Cs
lelie - boorior oa life 9ribe til bette /
SanobeO ppperll9e Wiobel. iom ule "a
enboer Ian lc:uint fan ifaffe Ii9i 5Orz
bpm bet lite, for bet er gipet en- Grgue,
% man pil finbe, at Der / ole be Eat
feitriuelie fer o9 8~jonesbprb, Tom er az
trDfte / bore Spalter ~an9aaenoe Or.
1eters Kuriko, life er iagt anoet END
ben rene Sanobeo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
Constant Ericksoa, Alexandria,

g. J. Petersen, Andovcr, ILL.,,
skriyer:
Jeg err I hsi 'ste Grad tllfreds med Diet
elektriske Kors, og kan like takEe Dem
nok for dets n~dmerkede Rssultater.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
ia

"9taa, buorIeoe5 ba. 6arbrp'er2"
"VRrter, lonl Hef laa, buem ban bauoe at belttue
msc, iframmeos mig meo ToIitiet og 5Gngielet, bpis iss
life uiIOe afgisrs Sasen meo oct 9ooe, forot leg bauoe
operialot bam meo 6ug o9 Stn9 bans e9et lous.
6an to9 Munosn iulO, fan bu NOT pioe; og iaa git oa
ben anOen 6alubel al l)ualfifepeusene, iaa ies neppe
bsGolot iaamanse tiIbase, at ies tnnoe reiie biem Os
alt bette for en- 5IaueS Sfplo. Sra ben Glib al maatts
be for mig sierne baus busieret aue 6rnentimmsr, ON
bet iaa par omboro - laa feb par ie9 al Dem inotil
Torbeyrc euoelia Loo 9tebetfa, min 6iGrin9. triple min
Bel; for Ter gu, oct par ct 6rueutimusr al en- ganits
unOen Suroeig."
geppe bapoe ben @amle uotalt bet ltofe Orb os
@soro tattet BAN bierteli9t for ben lrrerise 9iitoris,
fprenO Rlottsn los tire; os itrar eftsr bsrte man epOen
al en- Itoen SGOtte, buis Strens bang / 6aissprrslist.
"Spab ltal bet %betpOe?" ipurste geor9.
"Sianal til Stafnin9: Oct er Ufo'ers aatletlne.
run bolper Srbel Git bet er en- maseIss aOns!"
0eo BET perlefarueos gorbs ~Opilasne Slap Iao V'as
BAN StOrm6Om msS ben bIante Battlefield os be neo
orsnne JtOier prpOeOs 6Oppsr foran Jig.
Sun imiIeOs ueulist til ben unse @irit, iom paa fin
Che ulSria bauOe lst en- t~a,,elissre DlatrOns msS ops
i1rsost Soaar Ga mso gaunobue. Iaen troSs ben n'ens
fSOte Mi6beO, Der bpieOe Oper bsn6sS Srrt, iaaes bet
boa tuoeIiat, at Rsbsttu par en- ltrsns aOne n'eo esen
Billie; oa Der par nOset hos bsnSe, iOm upen 6%OrtIarins
tnS,S. poa. at ben, Der piIbe opnaa benosS Ynpslt, burOs
ppats fla psI for at misbaSe benps.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30

hrao De gisr Nt9ntng paa at faa, saer
peida itie bere9ue uoacn Betalirs.
Spis bsres Rioosi / Hoaet Jtli9loe NIB.
iaoer at game tller helbreos lem, bile be
t~tlboaebeiale Teuaeue.
Tstts oeoiisr blanot anott en- ina, nemIig
at bet iemmelia ~iii'srt uoretter dlt, bpa6
Der poaftdaes ON bet. % hpao be paaltda
er. at ole al m trrs Sspsr ersr urent
Blob fcraariaasoe SpQoomme sIsr llorocs
nsr belbrsoss peo Oct. Woo aae De manar
5ormsr al Siritlipss liant be met barb
Hotieoe QUO. oe 60peohueiuaoommr.
"Saltsrbtum", 8lartuoh0t, 8oicn, peoe
blRmmer os ctrmeo bs19gteoe Cuoer, er
bet ct nforliareIGt % prpbat Wioosl.
3et bepiisr, at ~Tiseousru~ or ben beo.
fte 8lobmeoicin; elers iuuoe ben lite i9I.
gss paa niae 8iliaar; ben er bsrhos ben
b~iiIieite, tbi Z. b.taler iuu for bet
@apn, De hsfttr. let bepiisr liselsoes, at
intst auoei, Der faIbposs oens Stto al ben
Sanolenbe, Tan bare .Iige foo aoot.-
Tag lem iast for beoragsrHe gftsrlis.
ninser el.r Cpblanoiussr. Der iRlsss til
Apere Priier.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
SEinoet al Jraer i Gbirnr9iens

Sfinoet al 6reer / G%birurgiens
SjeneIte. s 6Oipitalet i Sittsburg
er Der unitiuet 5Oriss meo at inopoos
eler OueriIptte Climb at 5rser (2Op)
paa Menneifer. Gatienten bapoe iaaet
itpsse 8ranoiaar paa BrpItet ps ops
bOlot fig pna 6Oipitalet flere Tiger.
Speratiousn guar til paa ben Raaoe,
at Suoitptter ilaaes at 5rsen, mems ben
enonu er leoenoe, os itrar fpttes ooer
paa buolsie SteOer at Eatienteus Sc,
gene. 99Serne bar Saab ON. at Sheen
ifal frones neo Selo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
Henry j. Hansen, Milan, MIN,

bhTIVtTs
Jeg snsker fra cgen ErfarinR at s,gc, at
Deres elektriske Dismantkors cr en- upper.
lg Opindelse. Jeg gnbefaler Diet I'll en-.
hVer. Iend mig ct mere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
cine Ben.

SS.sn fen poa 5rusttran No. 43.
,s,,g,L, abel" iuursoe asanlsp, ioe'
o. :, a ont Nsntreoe ben lauss Del
7rrn mob ct tibet Depot paa ben
E eios ganbbebolberen. Naitt'
'' s,,Se mart Futtet fin 3srft % be-
e, after paa 8ei. st Giebltt ie'
y, : g%osiersr Granst aeanlep, 0s meO
~, ~titoosnbe Surtisbeb ioinseos BET
Srumningen peo Gone
g:anN' e.. A On
...,, arpmmcbe 2pcen al en- 8iOlin
:, ham. SlgOt os iDDt tOm 9onsn,
',,ros oa tlasenbe, iom ON ben Wil'
!, rfS, iortGle on SjGrteIorg % Hrs'
g,arlsn tunts neppe tilbasebplbe ct
e,srrO al Operrafelie, ba ban traaote
:, BET file aOntOr % iaa, at bet bar
~ ssuuoieenSe Gut, neiten ct Barn,
,.~ irrte ben mefterliee Sue. Soet
s,,t,u bsrpaa sjemte glolen , ben
.,sn, ausie peb bans Sibe cs lang
hrt rsin. ii9, iaa 9eanlep. at ben file
,,. pur argblins. Get enc Ben bang
irprscst % inbtrpmpet Tom ct unptti8t
om. gtpttenbe fig paa fine arpfter.
ptsss Guttsr paa lin Sat.
.gs er maaife ben npe Neeut,"
hsSs ban.
'aa," iusNe aeanlep, seq er ben
,, Susnt. 90 bpem er bu?" pcpbIeu
fan unliQt. @rsNgenten?"
.Nsi, fun bans Ssu," iuareoe Gut.
I'm.
Ca bpor cr bin 5aber?"
ser pucr paa Straanin9en."
gaiteus Stcmnle itjalueoe, meoen8
ian talte. &eanlp iaa no at Sinbuet.
En Gtrnauingen peb 2one Wouno laa
N lSeu atrlegaaro. @n ailan3 fort
gld miot / ben bete8neoe Ell M Graz.
IN lau Ggenten.
'llIsiu mig, iasbe Seanlep; "je9
sSts ret lie. 0tin Snitruttiou lgo
~ingeltbsn pna at onerta9e Statiunen.
Ma antOg, at glseuten bar ioriremmet
dir aiiteOI9et."
'0On bleo iUrfremmet,~ iaooe Gut
ar aI0crlig.
90 tuao pil bu nu?" ipur9te Seat
h9 pInoicli9.
Seq ueo itte,~ iparebe @utten.
SO bar tGnft % tentt, men til in0en
sgts, Seq ueo lite, bpao ie9 Ifal
sE. Raaife oil Superintenoenten
lH mig en- 8laos paa ct 8ontor. Seq
hr tribe en- imuf Saano % telesrafere
:nFs 8oSt, men ies fan itfe paatase
a3 taGrOt Nrbeibe."
3ttt iioits iusoe ban meo ct bebrg.
SGgt 8lit paa fine Srpfter.
On Ing Selutnius los berpeo neo
atoulsp, % ifjsnt ban life transte
hagen GsiiItent. iusoe ban til 8rsb,
Llu:
On sr nctop ben SIR, ies bar Jet
mig ON eitcr. Seq tr9nser en- Gut til
It 5jrIpe mig"
Web bpao?" Ipur8te 8npien.
ali til = buorIor, til at Ifripe
. / Bet belle ta9et ie %eiter." ipareoe
S'a1,eg ballot fortoiulet. Seq tan
hsrs oroe ON. naar ies bar en- I8iis
fRt, pal bUem ies fan itole. 9esuoeu
AlSs jig bIiue ips. ~fOritaur Ou."
5utten lao tuiulenbe paa bam. "Spis
N er 0cres aluur, pil ies blips",
asss ban.
'II0Or?" raabte aeanlep / en- paa,
iasln 9loit8bso Ouer &nsieus 9pipl.
'EtIOicl8eIi9 er bet nit Nluor. 3ror
VI Ute le8 ueb, bpao jes uil, utge
|EmO?"
VHtien 'a8oc ~iusentius. ga oermeo
VIZ Del a'9lOrt, % 8rpblin9en Sen
"0 $eoHlep's asFitent, ltisut Der life
WI Nr0'Ioe not til at optage bet balue
fm @unOs 2io.
VI'erlOnl Sommeren git os Sue %
s''n' 5c8DrSte at ruife os pibe ont
a''a Oct eniOmme Lille Depot, Tom
0aa''9 til at bUlbe mere % mere al
WI Tue SrDbIln9. @anife pilt tos bet
zoe % tlGce Gutter ps I'LL % oa
I'VE BAN Ell Dollar, ct @,reb i buer
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30

Tst tr en-
Pian, iom beoi-
fer uoget men
iuuIubersberns
nt IT. gitrccs
Soloen Reoteal
Giseorsr1 beisI.
&C ben. Sloueu
or at sipe Tsnr,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
EDUCATIONAL SESSION.
Minnesota Educational Associa-
ton Meets.

Minnesota Educational Associa-
ton Meets.
The Minnesota Educational associa-
tional will hold its thirty-first annual
session at the central high school, Min
neapolis, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of next week. The officers of
the association are: President, R. E.
Denfeld. Duluth; recording secretary,
6. R. Simpson. Princeton; treasurer.
A. NJ. Webster, Mapleton; correspond
ing secretary, John II. Greer, Mime
apolis. Papers have been prepared by
some of the leading educators of the
country on questions of great interest
to teachers. The st. Paul teachers and
principals whose names appear on the
programme are Prof. S. A. Farnsworth,
principal of the Cleveland school, who
will read paper on 1.-The Function
of the High School as Preparatory
School Fitting for Active Practical
Life" on Friday morning; Miss Rose
u. Mott, of the Humboldt school, who
will read a paper on 'Music in the
Grammar Schools" and Miss Antoinette
Choate, who will discourse upon the in
tiuence of music on the kindergarten
child. The programme tor the first
days session is as follows:
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. ~, as
semDly hall, third floor: 300, business;
appointment of committees, etc.; adj.
dress of welcome. Hon. A I. Ankeny,
president board of education, Minneap-
oils. 2:30, presidents address, "Teach-
er and Association" 800, 1.-The Value
of the Worlds Fair Educational Ex-
hibit," Illustrated lecture. Frank T.
Wilson. Saltwater. 3:45, Pedagogical
Seminary at jena" G. G. Van Lew,
Phi. d., Jena.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
The PARISH HOUSE WORK.
ENTERTAINING P6PERS, READ AT THE
MONTHLY CONFERENCE.
ORIGIN OF THE GREAT WORK.

Description of the Growth and
Progress of This Charitable
Movement - What Is Being
Done in st. Paul and Else
where - Besant's "Impossible
Story" and palace of Delight"
Six Hundred Relieved.
The regular monthly conference OF
the associated charities was held at the
Parish house, 1S5 Pleasant avenue, last
evening, Mr.. Hart, secretary of the state
board of corrections and charities, pre-
siding. The general subject under dis
cussion was university Settlement"
Papers were read by Mrs. G. A. Sever
ance and Mrs. Condo Hamlin. Miss
Emory stated the general purposes OF
tteir organization, their system of work,
etc, followed by MesSrs. Chandler and
Hanson. The attendance was quite
large and the interest deep.
Mrs. Severance said: The university
settlement idea had its birth in Cana of
Galilee nearly 1000 years ago. Its
originator was HeWho went about doing
good. Since that time the tendency has
been toward overorganiZation in both
church and charity, placing the giver
and recipient OH opposite sldes OF an
overwhelming gulf.
She then proceeded to depict the
growth of charities, the first establish
meut being Trynbee hall in honor OF
Arnold Trynbee, who planned it.
The movement then spread to
America, and we have the RivingtOn
street settlement In New York, hull
house in Chicago, the Parish house in
ST. Paul and others, all more or less
following the lines laid down by Arnold
Trynbee.
The methods and needs of such a
work were then entertainingly dis
cuSsed, the difficulties considered and
progress noted.
Mrs. Hamlin's paper was intensely in
teresting and was entitled "All Sorts
and conditions of Men," and related
largely to the Peoples Palace of Mile
End Road, London. She spoke of its
surroundings and purposes, of its en-
dOwments and the means of supple
mentlng these when its resources were
inadequate; of scenes and incidents
which came under her personal OBJ
servatiOn when visiting it and of her
impressions as to its falling far
short OF the purposes for which 1t was
designed. She read from Mr.. Besant'S
Impossible Story and of his Palace
Of Delight" referring particularly to
his madame messenger, fabulously
rich old lady, who gives under an as
sumed name. playing the role, as it
were, of fairy gOdmother to everybody
to the end of Besant's story.
In the absence of DR.. Smith, Miss
Emory stated the origin and purpose of
Parish house, giving an interesting ac-
count of the work in its secular, educa-
tional, philanthrophic and religious
features. MIR. Chandler supplemented
Miss Emory, and illustrated the advan-
tages of the parish house and its Or
ganization 10 the strangers who come
and temporarily reside in flats. Mr..
Hanson followed by statement of the
salvage work-the gathering and re-
pairing of cast-off shoes and clothing.
Thirty-five people have been employed
in their repairing department and 600
people have been aided from their
depot, ia West Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
BENEFITS FOn THE POOR.
Theaters Will Give Them-Fuel
Company Will Give Coal.

& special meeting of the executive
committee from the citizens relief COM
mittee was held yesterday at the mayors
office. Propositions were received from
the managers of the Peoples theater
and the Grand, Offering to give benefits,
the proceeds of which to be devoted to
the relief fund. The manager of the
Peoples theater, on Seventh street,
near jackson, proposed TO set apart one
night next week, at which the entire
receipts wonld be given to the fund.
The manager of the Grand proposed a
plan by which tickets could be sold for
any night during the week beginning
Jan. l, the money realized from the sale
OF such tickets to be turned over to the
relief fund, less the expense of light
and heat. James Morrow was appointed
chairman of committee to perfect de-
tails on both propositions, and make
necessary arrangements.
The Northwestern Fuel company sent
Ia letter agreeing to give five tons of
coal each month for four months, to be
delivered under the auspices of the COM
mittee.
There was no financial report sub
mltted, owing to Capt. Castle, the treas
urer, being out OF the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
SHOPLIFTERS.
Two Women Arrested ae the
Golden Rule.

Golden Rule.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Bull
lock. employed at the Golden Rule,
noticed two women, accompanied by
two small boys, enter the store. From
beneath the shawl worn by one of the
women the detective saw an article of
fancy goods which was not wrapped up.
The women acted in suspicious man
ner, and, after watching them a few
minutes, he saw that one of them took
small article from the counter at
which they were standing. They were
placed under arrest and a search of
their persons and baskets, which each
carried, brought to light lot of kid
gloves, mltteDs, boys clothing, neck
ties, and other notions, aggregating in
value about $40. The two lads who
were with them were sent home, and
the women taken to the central station.
Both gave fictitious names, and one of
them, who claimed to have five children
at home. put up S25 bail for her appear
ance in the police court this morning.
The other claimed to have nine children
at home. but as she did not have the
necessary bail she was locked up.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
FIFTY MEN AIDED.
The Great Generosity of the l
ID. Horton Trunk Comn,

The Great Generosity of the e.
d. Horton Trunk Company.
The E. d. Horton Trunk company
helped out half hundred of the Door in
royal style yesterday afternoon. The
company had been asked to subscribe to
the regular relief fund, but concluded
to extend its aid i'll unique manner.
1t sent word to Mr.. Hutchins. the re-
lief agent, to bring fifty needy men to
the Horton establishment, 372 Robert
street, and, upon their arrival there,
each was deciled out with a new suit of
clothes. Then procession was formed
OF the grateful recipients of the Horton
company's kindness, headed by a team
drawing mammoth trunk, and a
march was made through the principal
streets OF the city. This over, the fifty
men were given square meal at the
Delicatessen and presented with a dol
lar apiece and sent home happy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
MONEY RETURNED.
Said That Manning Made Good
Puetz's Loss.


Henry PuetZ is a very lucky fellow.
He was swindled, at least that is what
Chief Garvin calls it, out of $40 by card
sharps Wednesday noon, and had his
money returned to him through steps
taken by the police officials. Chief Gar
vim says he ordered the proprietor of
the saloon in which the trick was
turned to pay over the amount Puetz.
lost or take the consequences. James
Manning, the saloon proprietor, denied
having anything to do with the affair.
but rather than lose his license
he made good the amount to
Puetz. Whether the fellows who were
lucky enough to get the money from
Puetz will make good to Manning, is a
question; but those who are familiar
with the manner in which the ICON"
men do business say Manning will not
have to stand all the amount. If the
action taken by the police in this case
can be brought to the attention of the
hundreds of men who have been swim
died in the various protected joints in
the last six months. enough business
can be secured to keep Chief Garvin
and the detective force busy for the next
year i'll having money returned to the
men sWindled.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
Police Charity.

Lieut.. BudY, of the Prior avenue po-
lice station, yesterday turned over to
Chief Garvin the lists signed by the
members of the force at his station for
the relief of the unemployed. The nine
men at the station have agreed to give
$l2.T5 per month for the next four
months to the fund now being raised by
the citizens relief committee. The
other stations have not reported as yet,
but it is expected something like $500
per month will be donated to the fund
by the force for the next four months.