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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-12-22

He who sows thorns must not 60 barefoot.
Spanish Ploverb.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-12-22

Some lovers think that in order TO be COM
slant they must be frequent.--Iown Topics.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-12-22

The great trouble in this world is too
many fools Fools have always been nu-
merous, and there is no prospect whatever
that tile supply will diminish. -Atchison
Globe
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-12-22
The CIImnte Forbids NJ.

Biggs-Is it true that Smith, the iceman,
is dead?
Boggs Yes, poor fellow. lie cuts no ice
now-Lfe.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-12-22

sprain may cripple but st. Jacobs Oil
VIII cure it before it can. II cures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
Ser @pgelmurb in Seiiin.

Saut betl yuserner ,0aterlanoA
berriat in bsm S6meiser Stanton 1ele
lin fortmdbreno Der abideulidlie 8osel.
moro. Wlaa iGeue iid niht, brett
unter ben &u9en Der Bolisei auf offes
nenl Warft Die benz Bunoesidus unz
terltellten Goselarten, als 0erden,
Staare, Sinfen Meilen II. /. ~,
banfenpeiie feil3ubaHen. Sc nod Der
Qualitat Der S0sel befonlne man oas
9ntenb gu | 5ranc bis ! Sranc 20
Confines. 9n freqnentirten &eltau.
rants in yu9ano luiirben unseiheut
Vosel nit 9olenta peripein. Gsbatten
It'd in 9eii.n iosur Mitslieber eibse=
noililder aommiilionen, bic nit mah>
ienoer Vorliebe in ben ionniaen @eiil=
ben bes 9artous @eietespori9ldee be.
rtetben bas teiiiniibe 9eibserid)t,
Voselden nit palenta, trefilib
f6meden laiien, obne oie minoelien
ipiiiensbiiie babel su empfinbsn.
Wlan fanse bort ein3elne .Yoglein als
Sodposel, ite6e ibnen Die sleuslein aus
nnb pla3ire iie nadber auf einen boben
1burm, mo- lie nit ibrem ibmers>
liden Witleib erresenoen @esmitiher
tbre Stammoerluanoten berbeiloden,
bic alsoann in einem bereit ltebenoen
yiese sefansen werben. Gs biirfte, 70
fiiet oas 8latt bin3u, ansesei9t iein,
oaB lid Der 8uuoesratb einmal ur'
Die 8ogelmdrfte i'm Ganton 1eilia
naber betilmmerte. Nad benz eibses
noiliiden @eies lit ieber goselfans
NIT glesen, 0oduOseln, Sblinsen,
gosen u. I. IN. i'm eansen @ebiete Der
Sdmeis uerboten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16

goetiider Gmpfans bes
@eri1 ollSiebers. Sin bi6s
teriid peranla9ter Mann in Sleins
3inoow, granoenburs, Der nit ieinen
@emeinoeabsaben riidltdnois seblieben
mar nnb in 6olse beilen ben Geiuw
oes 9eridtSooll3ieber ermartete, bate
benz unliebiamen Deiu9 gum @rube
in ieinem .3immer auf einem in Die
ansen fallenbea :3ettel fiir3li6 fol-:
senoe Stropben nieberseidrieben: Sd
peiB, Du tommit nm mid gu pidnoen
-Ou ltrammer Gote beS @erihts J.
Sd Tenn Die 9eute, bic Did ienoen,
-Do6 bieie Neute friesen nidts;-
.3ipar Dein 9eireben ideint mir lob.
lid, 9fli6teifer treibt 10 friib Gid
ber;-Gob 9laub' mir, 6reunb, Du
fomnit perseblif, ,-Oenn bier 1T
sllleS DO unb leer.-Sieb' bier
eb'nalisen 9teidtbums Gelte Gin
Portemounaie nit nidts oariu,-0ort
an oer 9biir bdnst cine @elte-@enn
lie Dir anitebt, 1limmt iie binl-Sonli
bieten nibts Dir oieie Raume, Ole
iu6eno jeet Dein 9lid burdirrt =
Genn StieTe!tnedt unb @ummis
bdume-@eb0ren meinem 3immers
mirtb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
9as anterifaniitbe 9rad,eufprps.

Da ser Gtieg auf Guba our1 bas
eebir9ise upo maloi9e Terrain 5ebr err
ibipert mutoe, haben bie glmerifaner
Serludle anaeliellt, i'm guftldrunasz
blenlte sic %bptosrapbie 3u perpenoen
uno slpar nit Silfe ielblttbatiser
apparate, lie lie nit sroBen Oraden
auflteisen lieBen. @s lit su cielem
2mede unter Dem 9efebl bes 2ieutes
nantS @iie pom 9. Snfanteriez9aeeiz
ment ser resu aren atmee Elm eisenes
freimlllises nSracbeutorps" sebitoet
iporoen, benz alleroinss nur einiae
Wfann Susetbeilt iinb. GS 1T nit abt
Sraden pon leds bis neun SuB Sole,
etnem pbotograpbilden slpparat uno
elmer pollitanbi9en 0arnitur Sianalz
fla9sen ausgeriltet. Die 0raden laiz
len lid bequem suiammenpaden unb es
tann oaber Die sanSe Ausriiltuns BON
bier Wtann auf benz 8iiden aetraaen
reroen. lieutenant g4ile eriano nun
eine gorridtung, our9 Die er Sen nit
Dem Sraden aufseltiegenen pbotograz
pbliden 9lpparat unter jeoem Winfel
nab 1eoer semiinidten Ridtuns lellen
uno oaourH ollie 9errainaufnabmen
MAIDEN lam. Cine automatii6e Torz
ri9tung bemirtt ben gerl9luB Der
platte, naboem lie ste erforberlihe
Seit erponirt mar unb bierauf fam bic
gntmideluns bes NesatipS mie ae>
mobnli6 erfolsen. Dur9 biele 0ore
rtdtung fann ni6t nur bic topoara=
pbiide 9eidaffenheit bes Worterrains
feitseitellt lperoen, ionbern es iperoen
aub ollie auf benz 1erraiu befinblideu
2ruppenf0rper iibtbar. Ser oesbalo
fur ben stufflarun9sOienit iebr ipertb~
oolle apparat ioll aud sumSisnaliiirea
oeripanot iperber, inbem man an zen
S9niiren bic Sisnalflasgen bi6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
Natb tHr, MRtter.

Dor tiber so Sabren f1on tpurne
Wlrs. WihSlou'S Soothing Sprup
bon Millionen BON Mhttern beim 3ah,
men ber ainber angemenbet. Wirff bu
i'm 5dlafe bur9 bas e9reten eines
ainbes seif6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
Dor S1meraen peinta Wenn 10, lafie
[ofort cine Jlaf9e bon .Wtrs. Wins,
Ions Soothing 5prupS bolen. sein
Wertb TT unbe5ablbar. gs pirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 9inbernng Der.
i9aFen. gerlaBt eud barouf Mihtter,
es TT fein 3peifeI barhber. gs beilt
9pientera uub 0iarrboe, resulirt ben
Wagen nnb bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb,
aolit, erueidt ben @aunten, BERLIN,
bert Gntshabung unb fdrft bas ganse
Spfem. sNrs. Win5lops SOOTHING
Sprup" fir aabnenbe Gtnber III anges
nebm tn @ei6mad unb bas @ecept
tammt BON einem ber betem tpeibli1ea
aerate In ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs III bel
allen Sruggiffen In Der sansea Welt au
babeu. preis rs Gents per 6lai9e.
Rauft nidts anberes, als Wrs. Winss
loms SootbingaSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
}>3e &aiiertn i'm Sarem ea3
GGltGu3.

s4allrc!,o Der )iinglieu GHlueienbeit
oes oentIdleh EaiIerpaareS in Gonlianz
tlnopel iiattete bie Sailerin glueuIte
Sictotia al'd) bem Sarsm bes Sultans
einen Veiu6 ab. Oerlelbe oauerte
ldnser als brei Stunoen, % bie 9ais
lerin idumtlid)e Tdume bes SaremS
beii9tigen mollte. 8elonbers lanae
belt iie lid in oer 9ibliotbet auf mo
ii6 nidt nur orientalilde, ionbern aud
franSoiiide, beuti6e unb arie9ilde
Werfe befinoen. Sbglei6 Die Gunuden
fir oieien gbenb bon Dem Snuern beS
9arems ausseiGloHea iparen, ltanben
oob Nbtbeilunsen Dor ben gaaltbIren
unb auf ben @dnsen, mo iie bie Wade
ooer ben Gbrenoienlt perIaben. sic
trusen eine rotbiammtne Uniform nit
Ses uno Sdbel. 8elonoers id)0n nabnl
lid bic Uniform oes aiblar olga
(Gunndendefs) aus, bic f0rmli9 BON
@olo iiroete. Die 9aremsbamen iiber>
retHten Der &ai Ierin als 9luoenfen an
ibren 8eiud einen foitbaren, bon ibnen
ielblt angefertigten 1eppi9 nit tiir>
filden Sinniprii6en, an bem lie nleb<
rere Mlonate 9earbeitet batten. sls
0egenseid)enfe erbielten lie BON Der
9aiIerin llbren, 0roi6en, Saarnaoeln
UNI anoere Sdlinudladen. Die erlte
@elnablin bes SultanS uuo oelien
Wlutter empiinsen SilSer oer Gaiierin
unS ibrer 2oGter. Sci Den orientas
lild)en 9anier, bie bon ben Soalisten
aufgeiibrt murben, funsirte bie ebe>
mali9e Wiailanoer gallerina 0ittorina
3empieri als 0irisentin, Ole BON
ben Soalisfen por9etrasenen Mtuiifs
itiide waren oeutiden ODER italienilden
nriprunss. go ipielten swei Sbalisz
Ten auf oem alapier bas .Seil Dir i'm
Sieserfran3." slls 1olmetid funsirte
bic 9odter Curtin Gfenois. Ole
oentlde 9aiierin unterhielt ii9 nit
etnisen 2S6tern bes Sultans aud
franaUiiict.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16

Oeutidlanbs Robeiieners
5eu9ung. 9ia6 Der iiatiltiiden Grs
mitteluns oes 8ereins oeuil6er GiIen,
nno Stabliuouitrieller belief iid Die
RobeilenprOouttiOn bes Deutlden Hei,
DIES (einidlieBlit Suremburas) i'm
Wionat september 1898 aui 6I4. 4.497
9onnen; oarunter Puobelrobeilen unb
Spieseleiien ll6, 7O5 2onnen, 9elles
merrobeiien 45,072 2onnen, Thomas
robeiien 339,6ls 2Onnen, Gieberrob.
siien ll3,l0 3onnen. Iie Yrubufs
tion i'm 9ln9nIi 1898 betrug GIG, 773
3onnen, i'm September 1897 58l, ,673
2Onnen. Vom | Sauuar bis 80. Sep
tember 1898 wuroen probu,irt $3.50,
595 2onnen sesen 5,O62, 70S 2onnen
i'm sleiten 3eitraum bes 0oriabres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
GtA4t Dtts, start IsIstss
0aeaS Geuutb, q. O.

SraufS. gbsnsb befdwbrt, bas Ct
ier Atere &artner Der 0irma s. 8. Gtn
ass = 60. IT, treIde Gei6afte In Ser
etast EcIeso, tn obens.nanutem Counts
sns 6taate. tbut, uus BAT befasts 6irma n,
6umme BON etnbunbert DoIIatS
fas xhen San Bon Ratarrb be,abIen wirs.
S<r sur9 bsn @ebrauG BON SaIps aa,
tarrb.4xr nidt sebeiIt perbsa tann.
5eihtporen Dor mir unb untsr,
&~) ftriebsn in metnsr @esentpart an
SEAL 8. esYtsmbsr " o. 'ss.
t~~> u. 10. @Ieafsn
sffentIiter Hstar.
4Gn'3 Ratarrt sus tpirs innerIid senem.
mes, xns wirft strefi auf eas glut uns biz
t4seimissn OberHdden bts Sbits.ns. aasi
tatt urnicnit 3eusniiie tommen
s. 8. Gteuta & Co., Tolebs, o.
90 Bertauft BON apOtbeiern, 75 sts.
5aa's Samilien giasn finb bic beft.n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
mabnhe @ptel Sar,
Dr. 6ouhon straBe,
" ~. w utb, 49,. Gigemtbiimer,

Wan finbet bier ein bor3hglihes
@las Bier unierer beimiiden Braue.
reien. 8eionbere Mnertemnung Der.
bienen bic Weine, gisarren, Wbisties,
siqu6re &c. y gor3iiglider 6rei:
lun9 beS M orgens unb Na d..
mtttags. Oieie Wirtbldaft erfreut
nd bes ausge3eidneten Rufes 3u bem
angensbmiien GufentbaItsorte bet
Stabt 3u 3dbIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
Vsattbtes Srps. Tletiher

Hs. 507 8 fs6 ~ 4 o nsStra6.,
5fur bas porstgli6fie &inbs, e9af.
unb Shweiuefeiid.
Spe3talitdt: Sunges 4aIbfeiid.
ale Mrtea bon Wurf, Sdinten
3unge, S9maI3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
Neue tiirfiide Baoe 2lnitalt.
0ritte Strabe go. 80, einen 8lof
binter Der Eoft Offce.

8iirtiide. rufRibe. Rafenbompf.,
Jtabels unb einfade 8dDer tdslih fir
perren unb Damen. MafIaee. 6hb.
asrouaeu Operatiouea. Ofen 5as
unb Nadt.
Bef0nbere Babtanltalt fur Damen.
Carl &eied, Gigentbiimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16

- Resenfdirme, OperneIdier. Soi.
lettetdiien, Shrifen, Rdmme, porte.
monnnie's. Giaarren'@iuis. Strei1-
b6I,erbifien In 8olb uub SiIber unb
tauienb aHbere artitel bel @riber
Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
Galbe Staten uadb ben altem Gtaa.
ten bia VI. 6. & 3. 8abu.

Wegan Der Geiertaae tperben Re.
tour Biaette am 20. uub 21. Oecem.
Der oertauft, bic fur 80. Sage selteu.
Wegen Der beionberen gin3elbeiten
wenbe man f6 on ben nddften 81.
Get Ngenten ber M. 6. & s. Babn
ooer f6reibe an
W. 8. @ruib.
y. q. & 8. a., 80. 6. & 3. Babn,
Dallas, 3sgas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16

Wi dti9e geridtlide Gnts
| fdetonng. Su einem @aliboie OH
Der belsiiden 9iiiie mar por einiger
3eit Elm junger Wiann an 3ppbus er>
frantt. Dem @alimirtb luurben fir
ben 1nterbalt uno bic Verpflesun9 bes
Sranfen 10000 Srancs besablt; er
CAB iid oanlit aber liidt suirieben,
lonoern perlangte nod 5000 Srancs
Sdaoenerias, oa er Die 8obnuna bes
9ranfen na6 beilen 0eimfsbr fir ben
Geit Der OaoeSeit nid)t msbr babe per-
mtethen fonnen. slu6 lei er 6en5tbist
seweien, Die 3immer gu besiufisiren
uno neu aussuftatten. Oas @eridt ents
idieo su @uniten bes aldeers uno slpar
nit gerufuns auf einen slrtifel oes
bel9ilben @eletes, pelder lautet:
.Tertrdge perbinben nidt nur III benz,
lenisen, mas barin auseeoriidt 1T,
tonoern aud su allen, mas 0illiqfeit,
@ebraud ooer @eies mad Der 9iatur
Der Terbinoli6feit in bieielbe bineins
lesen." Wlit 8iidiibt auf Die reidlide
Wer9lltuns, bic Ell. bereits fiir Die 8ileae
u. I. NJ. oes aranfen erbalteu, lpradl
bas @eridt Sem Sldser jeood, itatt
5000, nur 500 6rancs Gntiddoiguus
Al
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16

- Infer meiBer Nebrasia. Qafer uub
oas i'm Suui sefdutt,ene 6eu Rnb bas
bette yferoefutier. allies rein unb
uoblf9medenb.
Beriuht es einen Wonai.
Gmnfet 2Sppb 60. Sci. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
1un gen
.1.eideTa

Seine anrere MetiSin furtrt eunsens
eeiben 70 raid uno iloher fpie Der
berilbmte Or. SSmips Smffen
GDrmp, er it baS bette Wtttel 9es
gen nalssSrdune, &rcnditie, Group,
Sruitidmerseft Gn9brnitiafeit Quuqe
eniudbt unb eun9ens Gnt;iinpulta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16
Mmfiiihe TinSelb6uIer.

Sn ben beiben 0inbelbduiern au
Betersburs unb Wlosfau beianben iid
i'm Sabre 1895 Suiammen 33, 59S
Yfle9linge. Son bieien waren unebez
LID seboren 1888. ebelid seboren
232 uno eiuseliefert BON aomite Der
Siiriorge fir 8ettler l0s 3Dslinae.
Sm Yetersburger Sinoelbauie maren
ourdihuittli6 ITO slmmeu tdsli1 porz
banoen, i'm Mosfauer 6inoelbauIe
694. Trosoem Die 8epDlterunsssabl
Wlosfaus UNI circa 10000 ginmobs
ner seringer If, ais Die 8etersburss.
tpuroen bort i'm Durbidnitt tdelid 27
ainber ab9eliefert, iudbreuo i'm peterss
burger 5inbelbaule bieie 3abl nur l6
erreidte. Oieier umftano finoet feline
Grflaruns barin, baB in petersburs
unebeli9 seborene 9inoer iDfematiid
mad Wlosfau ab9efertist weroen, nm
bort, re6t nett bon Der Mlutter, i'm
Uiubelbauie untersebradt 3u werSeu.
Son ben ainSern, bic BON Nmmen aee
idust murben, itarben 1913 Prosent,
BON iolden, iuelde BON ben eigenen
Wliittern seitillt tuurbeu, nur go pro=
gent. Da Der beitdnoise Wangel an
@mmen eS unm6slib madte, Die eins
ai9e ridtise uno natiirlibe @rndbrunss>
ipeiie anSumenoen, 70 3os man bic
Whittier Der ainoer, iei es aud nur fir
bic Oauer lpeniqer GaQe, aum Nqhreu
Der ainoer beran. gS mar bies freilifb
eine yleueruns, Die 1idt allen 0euten
9efiel. Sir ben unterbalt Der Sinoel>
bauier lpurben peraussabt: in getsrss
burg 1928 8uhel, in Mostau 144,s
O5S SPuhpI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16

@riber 8ros. Rnb bic ton.
ssumeliere In Der Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-16

- Cine reithoItiee unb it6ne aus.
nabl bon seihIifenen 8Iusmaaren bel
@riBer 8rps.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-12
ST. PAUL BREvITIEs.

Attorney General Chil6s Is absent on ten
days fishing trip at Osakis, Mimi
Five minor permits of a total value OF
81, 900 were issued by the building inspector
yesterday.
Gov Clough yesterday appointed ]. Fitzgib-
bons member of the state board of prac-
teal plumbers, vice P. A. McQuillan, who re-
Gently resigned.
The Ancient Order of Pyramids. frater-
nal mutual association, of Springfield, Mo-.
has applied to Insurance Commissioner Deartk
for license to do business in this state.
A stated communication of st. Paul Chap
be held this evening in the Masonic Temple.
All members of the order are cordia ly in
vited to attend.
Judges Canty and Mitchell yesterday filed
with the secretary of state their certificates OF
says all certificates shall be filed before the
second Saturday In October.
Prof. Morris will deliver free lecture on
society at 462 Jackson street. The subject
will be the Heroes Of Peace" and the lee
ture will be illustrated by numerous por-
traits.
topic for discussion in the Primary un on
this afternoon: why Do I Come to the
Union?" Mrs. G.. A. Hunt will teach the
Son. Son. 4 black board drill will be- c5nducted
by Miss l.. NJ. Quinby.
John Peglow, who committed suicide Sun
day, was not driven to his end by want, for
he left an estate of about 5000. Application
was made in the probate court for the ap-
pointment of ]. G. Maendler as administered r
Of the estate. Peglow left about $4,000 In
personal property and $1,000 in realty.
Willie Montgomery, the eldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Montgomery, died yesterday
morning at 5 o'clock at the family residence,
Princeton avenue, after an illness of two
weeks His death was the result OF synovit:s,
for which he had had several operations.
The funeral Will be held at the Manchester
church Saturday afternoon.
F. P. Dufrene yesterday lied with the Sec
rotary of state copy of volume 6S, Mime
N,ta reports. the first delivery on the contract
which the legislature of 1897 made with Mr..
Dufrene for the Minnesota reports. The con-
tract runs for six years, and was formally
let to the West Publishing company.
The joint committee on claims of the coun-
Gil met yesterday afternoon and disposed Of
some routine business. The claim of ]. B.
Cook & Son for s25 damages. for injury sus-
tanned by a tally-ho belonging to the firm
was referred to the city engineer. 1t is
claimed that the tally-ho ran into a hole on
Pleasant avenue end was damaged in the
sum claimed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-12
NO DECREASE IN PENSIONS.
Adjt. Gen. Muehlberg Says Spanish
War VIII Keen Figures I'm.

Adjt. Gen. Muehlberg Says Spanish
War Will Keep Figures Up.
Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg predicted yes.
terday that the war with Spain would
increase the number of pensioners from
the United States by about $4,000. AL.
though Gen. Skaters force in Cuba
only comprises 10000 men, there will
in his opinion, be number greatly In
excess Of that number, which will ap-
ply to Uncle Sam for relief. In fur
Their discussing the matter, Gen. Muehl.
berg stated that in his opinion the
amount paid annually by the United
States in pensions had reached a maxi.
mum. although the Spanish war pen.
sioners would easily offset any de-
crease in the Civil war pensions, which
might occur in years to come.
Already applications for pensions
have been filed with the Washington
department by widows Of those killed
in battle. A general law, passed in
the Sos, covers this ground, authoriz-
pensions to soldiers and sailers who
are disabled in the service of the coun-
try. Under the provisions of this act
applications can be made Immediate
ly, without any special act being pass
ed by congress.
At present the government is paying
six pensions to widows of veterans In
the Revolutionary war, and $4,000 ole
soldiers and their widows receive aid
annually from the government.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-12
Milow Paducah XIV.

CALLAHAN HEAVY Eond ErsfseF e. N g. fG Evans New
York; "; D. Richards, Boston; M. 3. cod
cinnati; E. T. Young. Appleton; Gard -
Lathrop. Kansas City: E.; Countrymen, G.. C.
York; J. 3. sagne, scheneotady; L. F. Rey-
nolds, Cleveland; Mrs. P. Whitcomb, Miss
Dele Dunn. Chicago; c: B. McAllister, New
ton, Boston; James Hunter, F. K. Dodd,
L. J. Paper. T. B. Carter and wife. G. w.
Carter and wife. New York: F. NJ. Gutter,
philadelphia; Mrs: W.. j.. Morgan, Miss
Gladys Morgan, Howard Morgan, Milwad-
kss J. va M1not F oa Mine s, EheS KOa1
schaefer, New York; R. Engledew, Chicago;
Mrs. L. F. Hubbard, Miss Hubbard, Red
Wing; G: W; scheffer,, New York; 3; $.
N D.; w. R. Hunt, Chicago; J. A. Bell Mil
waukee; A. P. Miller, St. Louis; A. G. An
drews, F. X. Dodd, Chicago.
N q Smith. 6. Hai1ocS. Manchester; H. Wis
Chicago; L. Marker, England; D. Parker, G.
n sezs d TO- Omaha "a FRANK
Wheeler. H. G. Ash, Moorhead; a. Peterson
wife, church's Ferry, n. b; H. Merriman a,
Chicago; j. M. Ashland, Walroo, Neb.; j..
T. Peterson. Irving, Wis; Mrs S. Billings and
S. B.: Amos BechteI Elkhart, Ind; w. e.
Tucker, Bay City; Mrs. T. Brandsup, Sheldon,
To-; F. Voll, Hubbard, 10.
WINDSOR-A. L. Mckay, Baldwin; George
L. Swift New York; D. H. Johnson and
daughter. Long Prairie; John M: Murray,
Omaha: William McElrath, Randolph; Charles
A. A. Richly, Louisville; Mrs. A. L.. Mckay.
Baldwin; Ralph D. Mckay, Alpena; 3. D.
Hogan, Alpena; John Mulville, Detroit, Mich;
Iirycr1
Mankato; George H. Doran, Chicago; Rev.
F. G. Lentz, Bement, ILL.,; William B. Har
per- Chicago; F. Farnsworth. Omaha; Irwin
Paul, Springfield; George T. Seal, New York;
Marshall; John e. King, Marshall; j. G. F.
Gordon, Chicago; William w. Reed, Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-12
WILL MEET MIR. HILL.
Council Street Committees VIII
Have a Conference Next Week.

Council Street Committees Will
Have a Conference Next Week.
Committees on streets of the board
of aldermen and the assembly will
meet at the Commercial club rooms
next Thursday mornig at 10 O'clock
there to meet the committee appointed
by the club, under the craftsmanship
of W. B. Dean, and confer as to having
a meeting with James J. HILL
The call for the meeting Of the COM
mittee was issued yesterday by the
city clerk on receipt Of a communica
ton from Secretary Slime, of the Com
mercial club. MIR. Slime indicated the
time mentioned as being the best that
could be named. The committees Of
the council will proceed with the Com
nlercial club committee to meet Mr..
Hill and learn from him just what he
desires in the way of city legislation
in the matter affecting the location of
the railroad shops and other such mat
tiers as he may be interested in.
The joint committee proposition is
acquiesced in by everybody concerned
as the best way to settle the difference
between the city and the railway COM
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-12
Louis Johnson were appointed as q
committee on bylaws.
MORE IN EACH LOAF.
Bakers Explsnetto9 Of Firm Prices
for Bread.

Thousands Of St. Paul's breadwin-
ners and eaters are wondering why
the prico of loaf OF bread stays at the
highest price 1t gained during the time
young MIR. Joseph Letter was making
himself famous. Flour went from $500
to $3.50, bread went from cents to s,
and now -four has dropped in price to
$460, while bread stays at cents.
In the interest Of suffering and trust
ridden humanity. The q l o b e yester-
day saw several Of the largest ST.
Paul bakers, with the hope of discov-
ering what gigantic swindle was being
perpetrated upon the people Of this
city, and this Is the story they told:
Two years or more ago, when flour
was at $3.50 a barrel, bread was sold
at 23s cents wholesale, leaving fair
profit to the baker. Then the Ameri-
can Biscuit company came in and be-
gan slashing prices, 60 that bread went
down, down, down, until the whole
sale price reached l cent and the re-
tailers were selling seventy or eighty
loaves for a dollar There was no
money in this and several bakers were
pushed to the wall.
Differences were settled, and accord
ing to agreement the wholesale price
OF the staff of life was fixed at cents,
or practically at cost. This was dur
ing the time that bread retailed at 4
cents per 1-pound loaf.
Then, during the great wheat deal,
flour followed wheat in soaring at FAM
inc prices. Bread must also go up,
and the bakers say that it should have
gone to 6 cents wholesale, or retail
AS a matter of fact, it went up just
l cent, and again the bakers claim they
lost money.
The bakers think that the public are
very unjust in expecting bread to fall
from the high pedestal to which it has
risen. One of them, yesterday, gave a
few figures to show the cost of loaf
of bread.
The dealers figure 276 loaves, known
as pound-loaves, to a barrel of flour.
Then the baker has to figure in his loss
in exchanging the bread of the day
before for fresh bread. This brings
the cost per loaf to almost 3H cents
under normal condit ons.
The baker continue 1: "The ms liners
have been profiting SO long oy the
price war; which has kept prices down
where they did not belong, that they
think cents is the normal price. The
fact In the present case is that we
are getting barely living values When
wheat went down the bakers met and
mutually agreed not to cut their prices.
There is no combine or trust about 1T,
just mutual agreement!
I'VE might have dropped one-half a
cent, but that would have benefited the
retailer and not the consumer. But it
would have given a chance for the
trade to do some slasfing which
now they are unable to do. Instead,
then, Of making cut to benefit the
nIiddlemen, we agreed to put more
dough into a loaf, making it eighteen
ounces in weight. This, Of course, is
better for the consumer, while it pre-
vents price cutting by the dealer,
which invariably comes back on the
baker,"