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ADJUSTMENTS.
I'm Another Role.

Apropos OF Bernhardt's approaching In
~dianapoIis engagement. there Is another role
she played just before she sailed for this
country. She does like to have things her
own way. So do other women. for that mat
ter.
She was boarding a special train from
Paris to Brussels. Her car didn't suit her.
and she wanted II removed. The high and
would was summoned. But he was a gov
eminent official. strong in his position.
Nine Bernhardt" said he. "forgets that
train goes within two minutes. Take your
place II you want to go to Brusseis-'
fetal looked at his watch.
is the train going to start?' she inquired
In twsnty,rlne seconds. madame" with
.Ah. then there Is stiil time"
How much longer, monsieur
Ten seconds. madame" with the air Of a
Excuse me for ten secends,'
She made a few OF those panther strides
OF hers. and stepped directly in front of
the locomotive.
start your train. Monsieur
The official bowed profoundly.
Madame. like love, you always conquer.
The car shall be changed" And il was.
Pnrk-..A Green Goods MAN. To-Day.
Screen Goods Man" the new farce-comedy
which viii be presented at the Park this aft
ernoon. tonight and the rest OF the week.
has never been seen here. The play deals
with hunco Ia all It's di3eEent stages from
three-card monte TO the green goods
game. which has Meier befeue .neeh pre-
scented In dramatic form In the east are
seen Charles Carter; Barry Maxwell. late Of
Hoyf's farcess Dan Gracen.- Charles East
wood and several pretty girls and speciality
artists. Many OF the latest songs are sung.
the music. being a bright feature OF the per-
Torrance.
Empire-Gonxaiex Opera Company.
The Gonzales Comic Opera Company will
present princess Of Trebizcnde' this after
noon and evening. Tomorrow afternoon
and evening the popular comic opera, -Bo-
hemian Girl" win Be put on There win be
a change or opera both matinee and evening
S8tnrdsy+sPtrafore" at the matinee and
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SOCIETY

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and A. Masons. Special meeting In Ma
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3 O'Clock. for work Ira the third degree.
Visitors welcome.
GEORGE A. GAY. ". VI.
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O. r.. s T., Morning Journal.
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Appearances.

AS the twilight was creeping across sthe
sky 58 Il &. Il
Fromssthe east to: the west. where the
$s crimson dye h RS fgf !.
f.aagprgeo,s sunset was growing wan
In the shadows that rise when the u sun 'l
is gone, {. e 5ss
~ IN a. slimtpuous languor Of dreamy ease
And .aswrapper, resplendent with spots OF
grease, }g...35.t.
On the little back porch OF an upper flat
The imperial Ethel McFadden sat.
In her beautifuy eyes was a look dernure
And the hint of soulstha was sweetiy
pure !; IS.
AS the morning dew.in the pouting buds
Or a. cake of soap in a tub OF suds; ~
And the beautiful face Of this west side
!. queen
Was suffused swith.a sanity angelic n7ien.
How L long, how long" she soliloquized.
In a voice a chorus girl would have priced.
'.To* be able to do, to achieve some deed
For the suffering victims of sordfd greed l..
care you going to wash UP the Dishes
my dear?''' 49,,
Came a voice fromthe kitchen, invitingly
1, clear, ~ 2z;i;f
But loftysfi in her soul was lit, a.
And her red lips unc.asped in clear-cut
Nit
w. e. jackson, in Chicago News.
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

20 a..
Stare President-J. Mccarthy. stAilwa-
ter. 3.
Vice President j.. o'Brien," Ovation
State Secretary-Thos. ConnoNS' 90
Penn ave. NJ, Minneapolis.
State Treasurer-D: 2. Hayes, Manaa.o
State Board of Directors-J.g Ga! W aan
Duluth; Dan Myers, Green. Isle; y l., r NY. y.
ran, Hastings; p. J. Geraghty. 81: o ~
Thos.s Coleman, Anoka.,r
President offInsuranoe Fund.- 4: n
Vice-president. D. F. McDermott, clop.
tart. 49, r. \.
State Secretary OF Insurance. John 4
O'shaughnessy. Saltwater. !.
State treasurer Of insurance. J. SneeaJ'
Montgomery.
Directors of Insurance Fund. - J ',.a'.
nell sClontarf; ~. D.sO'Brien, Minneapois'
M Hetfron, Rochester; John Kennedy:
Minneapolis; T. Ell. Murphy, Bralnefa'
STATE: s0FFICERs, LADIES AUXIL-
60 larry.
President-Mrs. j. j. Daley, 1919 Cen
trial avenue, Minneapolis
oils.
Vice President Mrs. w. L. Smith, Du-
luth. So
Secretary Ella Heating, LAT Pleasant
avenue, St: Paul.
Treasurer Stanton, Lanesboro.
Board of Directors-Mrs. J. Haley, st.
Paul; Agnes: Reilly, saltwater; Susie Col
Inns. Minneapolis; Agnes Hickey, Gertle
Fahey, Hastings.
State Insurance Secretary M. e.
Grady, Saltwater. g.5
Insurance Treasure Mary Sullivan,
Rochester. # =.
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State of Ohio, City Of Toledo Lucas coun-

+ !. W, 30, .af- =. y .5:a.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that ne is
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, county and;state aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
& *. =. FRANK, u. CHENEY:
J Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF December,
A: d. 1885,. s.. .5 !. n. ,5.:iS 8 Z:
~ Seal a. w. GLEASON,
81. s.s Notary Public.
/: Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly. on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send for testi-
npnials, free. j.. e..
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O..
s. Sold by all druggists; 75c.
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.. DIVISION OFFICERS


County President-N. c.. O'Connor, 911
Second street northeast. sa r.
Division No.@1.--President Thomas o..
Neil. 2427 18th av S. i. :s0s
Vice-President, 6. J. Nolan, 1419 9th 81
". iE. i. /. .r-s>: = -, ~
Recording secretary. W. Tilliscn, a4o1
Financial secretary, M. e. Conlin. lois
9Th st s.: 80,
Insurance secretary, W. Archer. Brown
ing King & Co; "a. r.
treasurer, Thos. Gallagher. 10 Srd st
south. IS, NJ.
Meets second Sunday afternoon and
fourth Monaay night Of eacn month at 25z
First avs. = - IN
Division No. President P. Kenney.
1926 18th av S. !. 4l.:.s4,, !. -
Treasurer, James sKeIiy. 1888 18th ave. S.
Financial secretary, p. j. 'iKinnane, 62S
Sd ave. NE y
Insurance secretary. conn oGrady. 252
18TH avenue south. az. $500,
Meets list Monday evening and ga sun
day afternoon of month at Labor Temple.
cor. ssth ave S.. and 4th st. sa.@
Division NO. S-President. N. G.. oCon-
nor. S11 I'd st NE
south. gs -.
RecoTrding Secretary. M. .Neary, I'll 18th
Financial Secretary, Dan o'connell, 1900
: Treasurer; J..B. Fesnoyle. 2ls Sd. ave
Sc. L
= Meet the first Sunday afternoon at $50,
and third Thursday erening of month at
$40 RI "A. o. u. w. hall 225 Central ave.
( Division NO.; 4--Presidert. John Ken.
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the MONEY QUESTION.
Gold People are Doing What They Can
to Deceivethe Silver People

New York, Sept. 1.-THE Journal
prints the following: :se5.
when the Republican convention an
nounced itself in favor Of the single gold
standard It doubtless knew that it was
adopting a profoundly unpopular policy,
but it believed that by vigorous cam
pa:gn, with unlimited MEANS this unpop-
ularity might be overcome. And 1t had
tile assurance that the resources for such
a campaign would be forthcoming.
"NeYer.in the history of American pol
itics has there been such discrepancy
in the means at the disposal of the two
tending parties as now. The Repubf1-
can party has enlisted, the services OF
almost all the, holders Of accumulated
wealth In the country. From their point
Of view these gentlemen see nothing but.
rational ruin as the result of the adop-
ton of a free silver policy, and naturally
they are willing to contribute literally
to avert suchsa calamity. The result is
that the country is flooded with Sound
money documents, designed to convince
the voter that bimetallism would reduce
the independent American citizen to the
level of the Chinese c0olie and the Mexi-
can peon.
TO equal the great fund at the COM
mand of Mr.. Hanna the Democratic
party cannot attempt-but, what is bet
ter, it need not attempt it. 1t has with
it no multi nilionaires, no great trusts
and enormous corporations, but it has
the advantage of favorable popular SEN.
tirnent which relieves i. of the necessity
for lavish expenditures It is perfectly
safe to say that the Democratic party
can fight this campaign with less. money
than ii. had ever at it's, disposal IN ma
tional campaign before. But it is neces-
sary to say that for even a campaign OF
volunteers, for campaign which has SO
stirred the hearts Of the people that
money is little needed, the National
committee is all too ill-equipped with
funds. a 1911 .ss :.
..The gold side of the great debate now
pending will be presented with all the
force which unlimited talent, backed by
unlimited means can command. For a
wise decision the silver side ought to be
cision would be entitled to all respect,
but If judgement should be entered with.
out an opportunity for fair considerasS
ton, the fact would be 9 national mis-.
fortune. II this is to be q campaign of
education. in the true sense, the instrncs.
ton must not be one-sided. 81 g Gi#$5
.5s s..sThe Journal feels that the meagrs
fund within reach of the Democratic
managers ought to be increased. and that
every citizen who desires an enlightened
national verdict III ovember sough Ito
have al opportunity to contr butte to it.
70 make such con hut ions as easy and
convenient as posi- be, the journal Will
hereafter receive and account for all
.sllbscript lions to the campai gn fund that
may be Entrusted to- 1T. Aud iii order
IA start tJe Of NOM lar cpntTi Hi 81
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Boiling River

1t is sure enough. " It's not as. large as
the Mississippi; indeed, tits quite small,
but a mighty interesting stream for all
that. It issues from the sides Of a
mountain in a thousand tiny rills, more
or less, and of almost as many colors
These gather themselves into pools and
lakelets on the mountain side covering
an area of about zoo acres. Overlooking
their boundaries, they slowly trickle
down the sides of the mountain, forming
small cliffs, the most wonderful in the
world. From a distance one can hardly
believe what the eyesight reveals-white,
black orange, lemon, terra Gotta, green,
blue, red, pink, separate and in manifold
combinations, stand out before him. 1t
is hill of painted cliffs. on the sides Of
the mountain that rises high above. And
the odd part of it Is that each of these
exquisite .colors represents a different
temperature. Does that startle- your Gre
duIity? Even so; it.is true.
When through with this beautiful
painting process these waters again come
together, and then, ais il full of mischief
like pack Of SINAI boys trying to play
hide and seek, dive. down ana remain un-
der the ground for a. space Of two miles,
and then flow out from the mouth Of a
convenitaas one Of the 81 clearest, most
beautiful green streams imagi Unable.
Where these waters emerge from the
mountains into the little lakes they are
hot boiling hot. During their. dark,
underground journey they fall. several
hundred feet and also. many degrees in
holiness, so u that V when they agss.. see
5dayligh it, they are much cooler. his,
then Il Boiling al yer s & an Underground
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sitsbygal lameans, blts first send o3;lhas.S.]
Fee, General Passenger Agent Northern
Pacific railroad, ST. Paul, MINI, six cents
for. Wonderland SO, that tells all about
This renowned region.
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Fla Sec lI3Tiey
Treasur ~ ID. y 4
Meet every Monday evening At Al O. Il.
hall. H. Grand Opera House bull ding.
. Daughters OF Erin -I'restd dent Miss ~ =
F. Grady. Y L s5. ..g S &.
Fourth st. . ss}i
Rec. SEEN Isl 1Iary Grady. :ss
Rec. Sec.-NIrs. Jas Forcefa. = @ sss
Treasurer-h1rs.G G. Gowan. # 81 3
Meet second and fourth Friday evening
|Eofs month at Opera hall. e IL
MORRIS, STEVENS COUNTY.
County Presto ent--W I'm. Riordan.
President j. "a. Walsh. Il II:
Vice President Dennis Hennessy.
Rfeording sssrstaryfeg 5! e;'asx,,
Treasurer Timothy Murphy
Meet first Sunday of month at / 80 a.
clock in A. o. u. w. Hall. Morris.
Daughters Of Erin. Morris-Presiden,
Vice-president- Nellie McCue..
Recording secretnry. Mary Logua.
Preasurer-Mrs. VIM. Reardon.
DAKOTA COUNTY
County Presdent-T. p. Moran. h
Div No. 1, Hastings:
Pres.---Patrick Carolan. a,s5j ..s
7 Vice Pres.-John Driscoii.
Rec Sect. j. Burns.
Fin. Sec.-Tbc,nas McShapA
Treas.--J. j. Currier.
lns. Sec.--J. T. Eayanaugh.
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues,
day Of month.
Div. No ?, 1eosen,ount-Presid
James Geraghty- . ,s5r
Vice Pres-Jchn Cahill.
Rec. Sec.-Williaa Carroll.
Financial SEEM. J. Hynes. Z.
Treas-T. f. Dewitt, 90 a. 80 ~
Meets on "a Tuesday and 4th Sunday OF
month. -
Daughters of El>n-1Iastings:
Observation-Disclosures ahey
Vice Pres.--Mary Mclaughlin.
Rec. Sec-Josie Dean.
Fin. Sec.-Theresa Conley. r.
Treas.--Nora Mclaughlin.
Meet on the LIST ana Sd Thursdays OF the
month at A. O. H. Hall.
Daughters Of Erin, Rosemot,nt--Presl-
dent Miss Katie Whalen. y
-President--Adiss. Nellie Moran.
Recording Secrctary-Niss Alice Della
ney. - a.. s
: Treasurer-Mrs. r. E.. Dewitt.
Financial secretary-Gisss Maggie Kelly
Meet on second Sunday Of month at
$50 o. M, and fourth Thursday at 1880
p. M. '' f'
ct. CLOUD. sTEARNs COUNTY.
County President-P. +. Kennedy.
Division No. /. St. Cloud-Presideut, r.
y. Kennedy.
Vice Pres.-P. f. Stafford. -.
Rec. and Fin. sec.--M. E'laherty.
ms Secs r. Doyle.
Treasurer--Frark Gillespie.
Meetings third Tuesday Of month at
Swartz's hail.
DULUTH, ST LOUIS COUNTY.
County Fresident--John Flood.
Division No. l.-President--John =
Hessian.
Vice Pres.--M. H. McMahon.
Pee Sea-. Murphy, Jr Herald oh1ce.
ms. Sec.-J. Callahan.
Treasurer-F S. Kelly.
Fin. Sec-J. Catalan.
Meetings first and third "Wednesday ev-
enlngs and third Sunday in each month III
Division .No::4. West pamth-P.esidsnt
Vice Pres.-T. ). Murphy. l..
Zee. Sec.-J. J. Moran. ..-. 49,.
Treas.-Thos. Coyle -"
Fin, Sec.-Jas. Connolly. =
Insurance See.--Jas CONNOLLY.
Meets first ana t1lill Tuesday ct rnonts
Daughters OF. Erin, Division NO L.
President, Mrs w. L.. SMITH:
Vice Pres.--a1rs j. Fl: sullivan: ~, 1z.,s+
Rec. Sec.-M!ss Mae Murphy. eVi west
Third street
Ireasurer-Miss Maggie Harvey.
sentinel--N1iss Nellie Callahan.
Sergt. at-arms-Mrs. Reilly.
wAsEcA. wAsEcA. COUNTY.
CO. Pres, John P. Jordan.
Pres, r. Boucher.
Vice-pres., p. H. Eennehan.
Rec. sec, u. O'Keefe. .,.,.
Elm. sec. J. Kelley.
Treas: p. McLoone.
ms. sec. y. O'KeeRe.
Meets LIST Sunday and Sd Thursday OF
month.
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STEELE COUNTY,.

~. 90: ~ ~ - ,,ra. q =
DIVISION MOL oWatonna-f1 ''ss' y. =
oBrlen. ,.,,,. g* n.
p plee-p pc = r; = :, az ho gLs
In III. : Sec y. = = f.o,,ers,n
ans sec; n " I Mncra et
s I,,s< as', - W. =, : saf =. ;a. T,,s'a,onna
:, a Tnq ~ - -, = ~
vice1arss u a. Il ,eehv n 81.
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prpr<er1x;r cO17NTY.

PIPESEONE COUNT
CO. Pres.-F. E.. Dougherty.
Division No. 1-Pres p. PowerA
Vice-Pres. Con McCaffray.
Rec. Sec, Edward Carroll.
Fin. Sec. j. Barrett.
ms. Sec. c. E. Dougheity.
Treas. NJ. Hebron.
., Meets ,st Sunday OF month. Address
Box 118. Pipestone City. ..
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LYON COUNTY.

: : = y
J. D. Martin, c. p, Marshall. r,,o,
Div. No. l.. Marshall--Pr esident' f.sh'e'
~. Minneota. L, -.
Vice Pres--Chas.. F.lay, Marshall.
Rec. Sec.--J. y. Martin. Marshall,
Fin SEEM. f. Grammar, Marshah'
Treasurer, Geo. Morrow. MarsnaM'
lns. Seed, J. Grammar. Marsnall; >,
Serg:- at-Arms-Pete White, MarsnaA'
Sent1nel-P. Kennedy, Marsnal1.
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n,ncyIYEsTER OIHarED cf -

Z. DIV. No. k-Pres.s '. u. 1zcGOvoeh S8s la
Vice Pres.-Jos. Spencer. &sS
Fin. Sec. ~. E.. K ennedy. 81 N I.
See ssc.--M. C.. ,I4.t<tl- sfj s$s n
I MS. sec.-.A. "A. Kennedy. 81 5#.sA3
Treas.-D. j. Gudmore. sgSs
e Meets list ana SO Tuesday evenings or i
month at *. r. hall. Il. ,,-,s. 7 lsssFsssas
Daughters Of ErIn---Pres.dent. sliss
h Nies f,re s saia'a 4 W. o,noarne.
Rec. sec.-.Miss Katie Conaty. lfS3
Fin. Sec-Miss Katie McCloskey.
Tress.--Nrs. NJ. c. Lawler. TAM
Sel4tinel--bIr j. e. McGovern. 42s5
Ser.-at- a r;ess Miss T7elle Gum. Ss%
( : ,'.-s. ANoKA COUNTY. f.5
County President. Inonas Coleman
v.ce Pres.--M. Tlsue, Coon Creek. !. Il
Fec. Seq. r.. STACK. 4 4 nDka. H.
Fin. aud Ins. sec.-T. NJ Ryan. rs ii
Treasirer--Thos Clarke. YIN Ri
(: Meetings second Sunday Of each month
at G. "A. e. Hall. Second av. S557 1g
sw,fr COUNTY. ~
=, County Pre.sient-D. F.. McDsrnaott
Clontarf. s84.
Division No I. Clontarf - President
Francis Casey. ut
Vice Pres.---.T. Kent. 500 t <gfff
Rec. Sec.--M. F.. Conlogue. ts#
Fin. Sec.-Patrick Foley.
f Treas. and Ins. Seq. O'Donne1l. 81
Meetings first Sunday OF month In town
hall ...,u, .-..s - &
Division No. 2.-Presldent, Henry MUIR 81
phy, Benson. % ING
Vice Pres.--James C'Connor.
Rec. ;Sec.--T. II. Donnelly. f@
FIN. ind lns: Sec.-lohn N'halen, De
Graft ts
1'reas.re-J. C. collina i5..s85
Adress Bensna. MINI. Meet first Sun, Il
dayoof month. N. 4E33
i. j AvocA, MURRAY COUNTY. Fl q,
County President, I. II. Maloney. NH
. Division No, l--PreS..M. Cullen. ..}&
Vice Pres.--T. Dwyer. %
Rec. Seq. J. Flynn. %%
Fin. Sec j. oDonneli-
gTreasu-er-F. pwyer. IL
sns. sSsc.--P. Keegan .p &s$ g.
Meet frat Sunday OF each month
division NO. 2, c1-rle-J German. rA.4s
Rec. .Sec.-rJames Keary. #
Fin. Sec.--Micil9el keary. .s r.
Treasurer-Dap Calvin. n.rE AZ
ms. Sec.--IS. u 1lsh.
Meet second Sunday Of each month q
GRAcEVILLE. BIG STONE COUNTY. 1
County Prestdcnt--D. r. ONeill If
President--H. w. Grove. ~
Viee-P,esident--P. Haley. -. mi
Rec. Sec.--IAopsrt Brennan.
Fin. Sec.-J. L. Mccormick. All
reasurer--AIexs Moran, t--
ms. Sec.--Joseon brennan.
Meet first Sunday OF month. /
Daughters. Of Erin. Granville. PrsSb 4
dent Axnes Hickey. s.'. ..
Recording seoretary--Annie Heating. IN
FiaAnciaI sec.erary--Nsllie DownaA
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M'LEou COUNTY.

- NJ LEOO CUUNI Z.
Co. Pres, p. McE!!iSott.
Division No. l, Glencoe-Fres. J. J"
Vice Fres-Rev. J. stritch. ,',.
Rec. Sec.-Thomas Holloran.
Fin. Seed. p. McNellirs.
Treas. E. McElligOtt.
Meets / o'clock p. m. list Sunday o.
month at G.. A. n. hall
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i LIE SUEs.< DUNTY.

20. ~ YtELtS
4 LIE SUES. DUNTY.
County PresiueAi-Jains sullivan. st.
Thomas. ,, 49,. ~
Division No. !, st. II zmas- PresIdea.
James sullivan.
Vice Pres Sd w. Bury 3. sf55
Rec. Sew. H. Iurna
Fin. Sec.--Tames FonsT-ne. VII
Ins, Sec.--Jarles >o11e1tv. &
Yreasurer-Ienr.' Regs =.
Meet first Su1ida'5 IN me ath y o'eloc1
g.. m. at ST. Thomas. E#
Division No. e--4-<es1dert. M ). Hal
loran. &
wee Pres.-Michael Sicily. Fl.
Rec. See.-.James McGinnts.
Fin. Sec.-Euge:,e Osborne.
Treasurer-Peter Morgan. H..
lns. Seek. G. w alsh.
+ Meet :irse Sunday Of month AddrssA
lie Sueur.
Ia. ii n No. 8, Montgomery--J. E. Swee'
ney, president. .s."
Vice Pres. r stratton.
Rec. Sec w. A. Kennedy.
Fin. Sec.--Johr Spence.
lns. Sec w. a. Kennedy.
Treasurer. Jerry keolen. ~
Meet second Sunday In mrash.
. /. I. 4. Il. :. s1BLr1 COUNTY.
County Preside nt--W. 7. FAhey, Greer
isle IA
Division No. =. Green 1sle-PrssidsDt
Vice Pres Mcbrah,n. K
Rec. ser.--J. !! ShortA:l. s
y Fin! Sec,,--N.a.& r.. y hey. n s&s@tg5
Treasurer -Thre. Norm. i. ss.
ms. SEEM. ic!Mahor. .,y 81
Meeting first SUI, day in each month .$gs HI
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f.''.s' ee.o.7a. e.f,41Nry

q .n.1.t E7CO1 7 ~, .. .,.sN n
County Presto snt-F. j Leonard Jofs \
Ian. . 49, - -. 81 IN . s s5s
Division NJ: i, Belle Platne-f'residsEsss
Dr. e. r., Mn'onAy'. i A. . ENsyS
Vice FIRES. M i. Pendy. 3!..ss4
Rec. Sec.-H. r. Conlon. ss II
Fin Seed. u .i'avanaugh. gss5;
Trens:iref--Dante; Callahan. i; $$ss
ms. Sec, VIM Fltzze-ald-.. ri
Meet, frs. Sunday OF month. 81, @i$$ VS.
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Captain, ]. W. Doyle, 25O8 18th az s
z lst lieutenant. r. r.. Kea1y.
I'd lieutenant, r. J. kinnane.
sos Eighth avenue south.
Financial secretary. T. A. Gallagher.
Treasurer, j. J. Doran.
Drill every Wednesday evening at
Plummer Post Hall, Wash and LIST av N.
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Co. Pres, D., C. De Vaney.
Division No. !. Preston-Pres. 1hos
.Healy.
vice-pres..: W. Mallain.
Rec. sec.,:J. Fallon. <
Fin. Sec, ". j. Ryan.
i Treas. A. Il, Bennett.
ms. Sec. a. l.. Bennett.
Division No. 2. lanes boro--1'ies. y,
Seaman. s':.. 5'a:s
v,ce-pres, D. Thornton.
Rec. Sec. J. Galligan. % f.
Elm Sec, G.; Redmond. %
Treas. j. .I.arkin. e.
ms. sec. J.. Galligan. 49,
Meets alternate Saturdays Of month over
Lahesboro Bank, f. ga4
Division No. 1, Daughters of Erin.
Lanesborc-Pres., Anna. stanton.
vice-pres., Anna Redmond.
Rec. Sec, Alice Too.ney. j L.
IS Fin. sec, Madge Durlin.
Treas. Maggie Rafferty,. @@ res.isEr.l:,.s
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Meets second FRIDAY Of month.

Recording secretary--Annie Keatine.
NnAncial sec .esary-Nellie DownA
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ST. CLOUD. sTEARNs COUNTY.
Division No. l. ST. Cloud-President, r
r. Kennedy.
Vice Pres.-P. r. Stafford. ..
Rec. and Fin. Sec.--M. Flaherty.
Ins. Secs. r. Doyle.
Treasurer--Frank Gillespie.
Meetings third Tuesday Of month q
SWartz's hail.
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Meets Cd, Wednesday evening Of month
at "a Washington ave. s.
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Treasurer, RoD't I. D1llon, No. 81
Case ST.
Meets on every Thursday evening At
cretin Hall. corner w. Sixth ana Fort sta
,s.sz@ DAUGHTERS Or ERIN. y :.
RAMSEY COUNTY,.
Division No. 1.-Prestdent. Mrs. 4. W
vice '',iyice.prestdent. Miss Mary Driseol1. 81,
q Recording Secretary. Miss Ellen .keat-
h Financial Secretary, Miss Nellie rirhe
L y rrreasurer, Miss Nellie Delaney. go
. Aeefss on second and fourth Fridava j.
E central Hall, corner West Seventh and
west Sixth streets
..Division No; ~ ident, Mrs. J. Ha.
ley. 3s ~, -. I. - ss4;3
recording Secretary, Miss Annie Kelly.
Z Iyina cial Secretary, Miss Lizzie Hogan
b frrea surer, Miss Julia Kelly.
Meets on second and fourth TUESDAYS
at. Twin; City Hall. corner University and
Rice streets. {. &. .ss4, g;y @
Division No. s. President, Miss j. Cook
II. Vice. President, Mrs. n. tHarerty.
RecordInss Secretary, J, MISS Z. M. Tuohy.
isas Tsnasurer. Mrs. VIM. Fl. Grady. -
Meets on first and bird Mondays At
central Hall corn sr West Seventh and
west Sixth streets. 4; & 5a.S ,Ss3.sE 81
piyision N President, Miss Mary
II. A. Smith. a, $ss. 4:
s seyice-preside ut. IA iss Jenny sI1anley. B
Record ing secretary. Miss Julia Cowley.
B laancial Secretary Miss Bridget 70.
lev. :s5 /. q. 81 Il 4.
Meets on ~ Ond and sfoult11s Thurs.
days .at Sc. III ichael'e School Hall. U
4 seTIIsLWATER. WARRINGTON co.
4 Count Eesid lent. Il. Dunn.
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