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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-06-01
PARKS PROTESTS.
Thinks He Ought to be Allowed
to Graduate.
The School Board Considers Various
Matters at Special Meeting
Held Tuesday Evening.

A special meeting of the school board
| Tuesday was attended by all of the
mem bers exceptMessrs Parry andWilsor
The members signed up the diplomas
before the meeting was called to order.
Supt. Uline announced that the fol
lowing persons had received the mum.
Der of credits set opposite their names,
and recommended that they be allowed
to graduate: Latin course-Florence
Burgess, 80; Dorothea Funk, 80; Else
Jache, 80; Elisa knott, %; Victor
Edward Nyquist, %; Harry Randall,
81; Libbie Thompson, 30; Grace
Thuemmler, 80; Rose Thurston, 80;
Blanch Warner, 80; Abba Williams, 49,
Gertrude Yates, 80; August Kuehne,
80. English course-Mamie A. Hoy,
80; Roy F. Holmes, 30; Carleton Rob-
lee, 80; Chas. P. Sterling. %; Genetta
Wildes, 30; Lea Wood. %.
The board adopted the recommends
ton.
Supt. Uline stated that Misses Funk,
Jache and Thompson and MIR. Kuehne,
having received the highest number of
credits, had been given the magma cum
laude honor.
The protest of Walter Parks at his
not being recommended for gradua ton
was presented and talked over briefly.
He has taken the Latin course, but re-
ceived only 81 credits, whereas % is
the least possible number required.
The protest was referred to commit
tee consisting of President Davis, Mrs.
Smith and Capt. Keysor, which was to
meet Mr.. Parks at nine o'clock this
morning and consider the matter with
him and report at an adjourned meet
ing to be held tonight.
The vacancies in the positions of
teacher of music and drawing and
eighth grade teacher were put over IN
til the regular meeting next week,
when they will be filed. Three appli-
cations for the former position have
been received.
Mrs. Smith stated that Miss Clara
Osborn had been officially notified of
her election as teacher Of the fifth
grade of the Pleasant Grove school at
a salary of $50 a month. whereas she
was elected at salary of only S35. AS
soon as the mistake had been discover
ed, Miss Osborn was notified, but she
expressed sorrow oyer the matter, as
she had resigned her position at Fari-
bault, where she was to receive more,
on the supposition that her salary was
to be greater in Mankato. She asked
the board to allow her $40 month.
On motion of DR.. Webster, Miss
Osborn's salary was increased to $40, as
she has had years experience in
teaching.
President Dayis called the attention
of the board to the fact that one Of the
rules provides for a meeting OF. the
board on the last week day in May. 1t
was tacitly agreed that the meeting
will go by default this year.
The matter of repairs needed at the
various buildings was talked over, but
action was postponed until the June
meeting. A new walk in front of the
Union school grounds and new floors
for the Franklin building were among
the necessary improvements mentioned.
The committee on property and ex.
pense is to look over all of the build.
ings and report at next weeks meet.
ing.
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Lake Crystal, May 26-''Twenty-five
of the leading business men of Lake
Crystal have interviewed Mr.. Shaver
of Garden City, with the view of hav
ing him either put in paper there
"(herep' or give them an insert" in his
excellent Garden City paper. Vernon
Center News.
What is the matter with a Lake
Crystal Daily Supplement in the Man.
kato Daily Free Press? Let the bust
ness men consider this seriously and
study the vast amount of benefit to be
obtained. A bright, crisp, newsy paper
at your door every evening containing
all the local, county, state. national
and foreign news, simmered down to
practical space-just enough for the
hustling business man to read before
retiring. Think on this, We who wish
to be progressing Coward and Up
ward"
The finance committee on the Fourth
of July celebration. consisting of
Messrs 81. H. Humphrey, Adolph
Bahma and julius Keehne reported at
meeting held in the city hall that
they saw about $500 90 in sight for the
celebration including the amount
promised from the Driving Park as
ISOLATION This makes sure thing of
the celebration. Now, go ring the
bells and fire the guns and fling the
starry banners out"
"Great were the hearts, and strong the minds
Of those who framed, in high debate,
The immortal league of love, that binds
Our fair broad Empire, state with state"
w. G. BRYANT.
The LIE Sueur base ball club came to
town on the 80 train Thursday, ex.
pecting to do" the Lake Crystal boys
in short order style, but they returned
late at night, sadder and wiser boys.
The score stood 10 and 5. in favor of
Lake Crystal.
Davis & Co. are doing fine business
in furniture and undertaking. Fred
w. in the bicycle department is kept
constantly at work selling, manufacture
ing and repairing.
Jas. Cook has the foundation laid for
a new dwelling on the south side of
Shepard street in Cookson's addition.
As soon as he can secure carpenters the
frame work will be pushed to
completion.
The Lincoln and Garden City ditch
Is miles long, emptying into Crystal
lake is being discussed by interested
property owners in and out of town.
The sale of jobs of ditching and con-
structing the entire work of ditch No.
4 in linear sections of 100 feet each, &C.
cording to the numbers set by the
viewers at the foot of each stake, as
shown on the viewers report, commenc-
ing at the outlet and thence in sue
cession up the stream, will take place
on the 18th day of June, at 8
o'clock p. M, at the Office of the county
auditor. The construction of this ditch
will give chance for our unemployed
to secure work for several months dur.
ing the last half of the last year of this
century at good wages.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-06-01
June /. 1900

who resides there
! Memorial services were held in Union
hall on Sunday by all the English speak
ing churches in town. Rev. Meyers, of the
Presbyterian congregation, delivered the
sermon. Murphy Post, G. A. R. were in
attendance.
Jas. A. Lowe, of the Watonwan mill, is
contemplating taking charge of the Rapi
dan mill in the near future.
Another Fourth of July meeting will be.
held at the city hall on Thursday evening
to complete arrangements and appoint the
various committees.
Although Mr.. Stackpole has been very
reticent, some of the secrets surrounding
''The Hoodlum Club" have been probed
and will be revealed hereafter.
We notice as a result Of Mr.. Hunts re-
cent visit to our town that the Free Press
have distributor and collector. Martin
Laird will make good, trusty agent for
the publishers, and customers here will be
sure to get their papers on time, rain or
shine. Give him a dime when he calls to
encourage him, and to start you in taking
good paper.
Lake Crystal, May 2e-On Saturday
John Thomson and wife, of St. Louis,
came down from ST. Paul to spend Sun
day with Mr.. Thomson's father, Thomas
Thomson, the furniture dealer on South
Main St. Mr.. Thomson had not seen his
son for eleven years and the meeting was
glad one for both. The gentleman from
St. Louis is and has been for several
years, connected with company who con-
struct ice manufacturing plants. He has
been at St. Paul experimenting the con-
struction of such a plant there for the
past two months. They returned to ST.
Paul on Monday and will go to ST.
Joseph, Mo. on Wednesday to construct
plant there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip tMagaarden, of
Minneapolis, spent Sunday with A. P.
Erickson and family.
The band playing on the square Mon
day night brought out large crowd of
people.
D. B. Cole, former law student of A.
]. Stackpole, of this place, has received
the nomination of states attorney for
Cook county, III. Mr.. Cole is a son of
Walter D. Cole, of this place, and has,
made rapid progress since moving to.
Chicago six years ago. His election is al.
most assured.
A watering tub has been placed at each
of the two town wells, by direction of the
village council, for the public to use in,
watering horses at these wells This is
long needed improvement and shows that
some one on the council is working their
head little for the public good.
The Lincoln Baptist church cemetery
has been fenced recently with a woven
wire fence and other noticeable improve
ments made. The church grounds have
also been improved.
Norman Beebe and ]. E. Swenson drove
over to attend the auction sale of town
lots at the Judson townsite this morning,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-06-01

NH. Caller. editor of the Vernon
Center News, was in the city over
night.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-06-01

Chas. D. Hayden, of Mankato, agent for
about 500, 900 acres of western Minnesota
and North Dakato lands was in the city on
Saturday in connection with his land bust
ness. He secured one customer, and others
are interesting themselves in the long list
and cheap prices offered by this gentleman.
R. c.. Roberts popular general merchan
disc store was filled all day Saturday with
eager customers, purchasing from all the
different we'll stocked departments.
Giles Estell is now delivering ice from a
bright new wagon made for the purpose.
1t compares we'll with the best in larger
cities for convenience and appearance.
P. T. Shepard and family have received
beautiful cards announcing the gradua-
ton of Winona B. Mallett and Luverne B
Leach, at the Groton high school on Fri
day evening, June I, at the opera house
| Groton, S. D. These graduates are children
of brother and sister of Mrs. Shepard
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-06-01

Lake Crystal. May 28-Finely executed
programs announcing the commencement
exercises at the graduation of the class of
1900 Lake Crystal high school, are being
sent out by the eight graduates to their
griends This is the second annual CON-
mencement of this school. Following is
the program:
Class Day Exercises, Friday evening June
1st, at Assembly hall; school house at
800 o'clock p. m.
Commencement, Saturday evening, June
end, at Union hall, at 500 o'clock p. m.
Commencement address by Professor Win
field Scott Hammond, of St. James,
MINI.
Presentation of diplomas by VIM. E. Free
man, county superintendent of schools
Baccalaureate service Sunday evening
June grid, at the Welsh church, at Soc
o'clock p. m.
Juniors Reception to the Seniors, Monday
evening, June 4th. at Assembly hall
school house.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-19

Omaha states that no will Alse be
present and present Mn Rald pan fthn,
President Mckinley Rsad when sinN.
lNa tha MI establishing the Wrmnnan,
f0lt) ~ Tho mayer Of Sheridan, Save,
mi other pNmihaNt men hAva signiiad
their Intel lion ~ bainR present, and
wa pKpapt M laast three mayors 10 join
~ tha bilAVity, Mayer YeleH Of Bill,
inps, Mayer hannett OF Buffalo, and
still others IN haAp irm,
Tho committee haye buildnd halter
thAn Tiny thnNaht nndMnHt be prepared
~ Mept Tho aAtvA expense
MAjop lawAlde 0f Grow Agency viii
hN present himself and bring with
him u lApHN crowd ~ agency people,
strict orders viii ba issnad against
sailing Inner ~ Indians, nNh wa hope
lbnl MI pItlsnns Will mid the officers IN
lhnN lnly IN lhls respect, An not Df
lhia kind wnNld ba viewed M n breach
~ tpnpt and w0Dln Forever prevent ~
from having Indians Wall ibis plaee ~
Tho fNtn,n
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-19
10 PvpAev,e uLnomoul Reuou,

w lnhnOIHe ~ Representative Kahn
or california lhp government lNA CON
hnNInn 10 transfer ~ mo NOIlNp Sons
0f tho Golden WnsI Ihn oll NdObp GUS
tom house n Monterey, rNlu Alya u
Washington dIHpnION ~ The Nj, Louis
al0ho DomoerNlr rms N enc W Tho
most interesting historical buildings IN
!ho country WIS nrn0lNd originally
Nv mo apnnlnplH NJ \ lnlp which avon
tradition Inns IOIlMl ~ pvrAmVtn Nh
knln allyh II IN IN n aINIO NJ MpplIpDl
preservation Ever since NnlIIOpnln
beonlNo American territory Tho build
lnK Inns h0nN used nv u custom house
From Tho NNRhInIy above N lNyo nOalpd
tho lnRa Or three nNlIOna, RpnID, Mon
zoe ana tho HnlIpd hiAl0sr The pInn ~
lhe NntIVo Sons IN 10 preserve Tho old
bNlldlDA ana ~ mike ~ ntllnR
for NIalOplMNI mlloa
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-19
lhs Wlpst Impression,

Vhn 0hllnvAn ~ Tho lpANll were filled
WIN nWo when lpHI lho silence or Tho
nWMnVNl solitude WIS broken by The
pNIllnH Of Tho alOnm engine Down III
Tho olllop 0nd ~ Tho oApp 10 CnIp0 line
tho simple MnlAbala, when llrhl CON
fl0nl0n by n locomotives were certain
lhNI Tho Atrnnao mnnllnO WIN worked
nv Tho labor NJ Nn indefinite number Of
0Aoll which, lleN assumed, were shut
M lnAldnI lloDOn when tho engine hI0Nr
pon llleN anthnV0a IN curious crowds
waiting IN ANn Tho door NNon and Tho
0ANh como 0nIl nor could llnR for MnnE
lnNA hN persuaded lhnl Tho power Of
tho lnp0n0llV w p0nld 00nl9 from Olllnp
lhnn The strength NJ Tho M, The Arabs
NJ Tho hndnnl marc ImnAlnnUV0 linn
no Nnlnh0lh AAW IN Tho lire horses NJ
Tho railway 0ne M Tho dIlnna NJ Tho
kEahIan hNrnNaand hE lllp
MnAln NJ tho lnlldpl IN Mo long lvnIn
w ntlA VhN hlpNm engine Wha IN lhpm
\ uNlnht HnNllnnl hnlna, NJ which h0'
llnf lhplp N II llplnNh evidence IN lin
fnnl llnl M 0nn 0annHlnn \ Shells made
mn lmIMaalnnnn WMNHHlFnnpN neNInAt
lhe cruelty NJ mNklnR M SMALL mn or
cine nlNW ~ MTAe II HnlH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-19
Unoie sam nnh Unpmnny,

We should very n|llpll prefer u lnpiW
war 10 n VIM involving Tho AOpIloo OF
much lponaNlp md mnnN precious lu'
man lives nnd Tho sooner N begins llp
better, for there oan 10 but ono ISSUE,
Uncle Annl commercially hna pol Wlnl
The VllHnr onH n move on, ana win
tho resources hnQlS NJ him 0nn view
with |o1nAnlMIlN any measure which
H6pmnns on nnE other milton may
choose 10 nike 10 held him hN0l', Rnys
tinlpop's Woody llta speed may no
somewhat lmN0ded temporarily, bnI
30 single nation, nor nnN combination
OF nations which IN NJ MI llknly, Onn
stop hlmI ANY effort 10 Interfere Win
bls commercial growth must IN Tho
end W0pk 10 tho positive d0lplm0nt Of
those who wOnId stand IN hla why, and
tho sooner nNrnnnN lploa n tho mare
QNlolHN alnll wa lmnnh Tho ultimate
AMI inevitable adjustment nDon \ lv
lng hAals fOp hll
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-19
ROAhDs HAVE AuVnONnNl
HAVE ,0nllni ~ liDAA AnppWiAOrpI snls
Allnpnpl iiunnpth

f''N'f'fN 'F'N'HF
IN M opinion addressed 10 w. a,
smith Il NnmmlaalnDAp OI Jefferson
county, Attorney General Nolan Antnpa
nas etAIhn lhnI \ hOhln W county com
MlaHlnnhIA hNH direct authority Agar
l0nn supervisors, Nv Smith Wr0ta
thal Nm ponl supervisor of Tho diHniNt
~ lianin maintained lint lin board ~
commissioners o0nln not central him,
nHh pnya ~ attention ~ 0Np
orders, y WInlR Nv Smith, nw0rka
when be nlahHhal IN many Mhn and
tunMS AA he plhAHeHl lA hna beeD
notified JDHt now oNp rOAda do moi mead
hDs wOik On them, only auoh work ~
taIl Da llOne by men Working lhalp l0Nd
NM hllll ha hlies nlRn and tennis
w M commissioners hAvh MI Aaina
ApOD l0p aAHh districts lilo VIII mora
ihhn exhaust lhnl amount, Iie NAka
no advice 0F nh Gan WA n0mpnl him
10 work. Nv Wh OOnAlnpp hpat tnp 0Np
county ~ onn hp 10 IN ha %plnAanaYN
III Faply, I'm attorney general atAtNn
NAV 'e0ANlF commissioners hhva Aha0,
lnta control 0F l0An supervisors IN Tin
performance ~ their duties In
a%unul0dlnp Allel quoting the law, thV
attorney unnhlhl Hhld III VIII bn
Noticed lhhl IN nV0Iy OflnIal not Thu
supervisor N under Tin dlpuotiON and
Ny supervision W Tin COUNTY oOMmiss
alOnaIA IN ~ nNdel thNil dilNOliOn
ma supervision II follows IN A matter
" 0Oufhn llnl mo WORN N In n0nN, nnn
shu MnDDnp Of lts DOING, raala esOlNI
eivels WIN the supervising And hlpeot'
lNN power,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-19

interrupted by lAiN rtiM tONIpslH,
Danes MI iDNll ItDNaRI

interrupted hp' IiAln rriM 1OnlpstH
DNNea NJ nDNrl WONaM
Tho members NJ Tho MOlhrn Wood
man ~ Am0pioA md friends IN Mn
number ~ Ab0ht 400 Ind ynVy
PLEASANT IimO Az lh0lI piNnlN nh dOl,
we'll plovo Saturday nj Ia ' 0'oloON
u lhn. AFTERNOON, Whbn Il hand min HNl
III nnn II WNa necessary 10 Adl0npnr A
ANmnln0na dinner WIN AapvNd mNvir
Onalf and Nj lho UDnteaIh hnttlad, hNl
lho annglDAhnd 10 ha bold thAt avnn'
I'M III, th0 gAlllt hnna0J Vhaa0 winning
lhg ,pIlsea, ~ tho oonlyhta WaVol
NM! dplylnl, \, liHe silver bNtt0p
dish, Mra, l9llppt JOhOal
hDp p0lllnHl AnlhlNM ~ lhn GVdRI, n,
a,., n',ssw"' W. v h''0e md DOM
ghOpplna, 0Wkloml H. W. knona,
hAWlnH, emblem, Phlar D. PoNNook,
polhl0 inNol pNrAa, knllA Clark
pln eating pnlAel Horn H0mllnAODl
gphN Wnlky ppls0, MIAr w. W MOWitt
md fpNnk d0llahr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-19
WE'VE ONLY TWO,
Vhn iNNhns Amir IN Northern wyoming
WNs NNNaRarNieh,

Vhn lnNhns Amir IN Nmihnm WSOmiNa
was |Hsaasamied
W, ", smith, al0pk inspector, wis
returned n fnw days NA0 fpDm Ohotann
ponHly, TOLLS n different version Of lhe
reported oAaaa ~ \ hnnd ~ cowboys By
Nelson and Jones, tho Canadian anl'
laws, aaya Ihe Yellowstone journal
lnhloNd ~ \ bnnn there were only Two
MAnr, IhNy Mo IN TIN employ NJ M
HeAph and WepN IN onmp alone one
~ lhnM Went 10 u apI Inv IN Aet wRlpr
md wins ant mon by \ Qnnpln NJ men,
who wnpA mNakod TheS held him Mp
N approved alylA and nTtNI taking u
an0a look M him told him be WINS MOI
thu mNn hoy wanted hnt IhAt " WIS
hla pMlAW when they wain NftaL
They thpn oN llNd 10 tho remaining mNn
W como 0nI ~ Iha toni, hnt inalNNd OF
complying IN MAhhnd n Iihe and
elAWl0d oNt thIoAAh Tho hapk and took
shelter hnhlnd \ ateNp hNnk, Vhp onl'
lnWA nIhd \ number NJ shots Ihrnnnh
mo InNl ma III FAlNm Tho cowboy iIad
NJ them 1--WE NJ hla shots Went ~
close Ihnt Tiny Inp0 thu mnHlg MI one Of
lhn follows md lhAy lefh
MI smith anya Ihnt Tint pRpt NJ lha
N0nnlP N worked np NyAG tho lepeNlat
pRlrAaoa ~ MI aoplA and Va hia opinion
reports NJ anVhlnl hnnRinHs viii bo
heard Fran IbNt loaAlltS hafopR lonR,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-19
III al ENksEl W,OI
Tins iNpllnsI0h's Nav TnrmiNNl alNllnn
ThnInt

Ihnln
haHl Week thu bNIlinplON rniIpoNd
pntufuu lhe lieW terminal station N
Guernsey, WyO. This nav lONd Ii
lllely bulll, NJ " IUr nanNOnliN0ntnI
lTAllN, extending mo miles WOAt m
AlllAhUn, Nnh, ~ th0 North FlnIl0
slyei, lheD ~ lhAt valley In tha Wa
lllnA Iron District " which 0OepNhpy
NlynH pf0Mlaa 0F hNonmlDl thp
lnellopollH lhe oOpnnQlm'A l0ppoa
hhve nov henn taken lI0m nm
Guernsey llnh w TIN Brush %NstanaiOn,
Whluh u y aAlhNd TI0M lhe Guernsey
ne Nv bridgeport 0l Ilp NOylhMb
plAllu uenP ~ Tho Denver line nj
hvleh, Ooh Vbas NspaNt IN In nhlo ia
nlHllp complete lhlp llne lhlA faIl
Thh nnlNnlHlinn M TIM hNpliDAlOn limo
llt0 lhh llnn .EpnlOn NlnOAt Aimnlv
lAlA0uHlk WIN lhN OPENING M A Nll00llv
pile llnn ny Tho 0NllpanA pnGl NHd
Hon company, NJ comment with ihO
Ulntenha N Northern 0npns tln lGr
a0ntanA M thnt paAl0D III commercial
AHn M nefHF, htt0FAl aud nHllpir
pAlNn l9Nt tha lVaD 0lA nAlIlina bNAlr
nnHH VIII Nv lnpa INCOME pl9ntAhle
hIlAlnaAA OH tla lhw llnn N VIII AlA9
Alvs. lha HlAek Hilla md lha H0rtbpsi
!pnph Mplp alrnGl FAi Mhs g0NmnninAi
HIM WlM HBiHpHhn pnlnN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-19

WAalhw " ~ \ university Op \ nlNy,
pbat he bAa mot ANnh pkppnlAlluNs IN
nThn EVIL lfynN aOeH without aAyiDu,
hIkRWiaa " n tpNb lhAt ia hna nv tAV
surpassed anything looked fm bpaANsN
vha nl9vll Espo N Enid by critics 10 bn
a aOntinn0Ns series 0t happy md starts
Ing surprises, l3Nilt ohlpny 10 mako
people lANph, " A|ne0Mnliahea Nv uNd
W lha portrayal ~ Tho roles ~ Twin
brothers, MID and N0h, mnte, hui mis-
pDlAyONs, WIN set Abept thn Nh NArtlnu
NJ the manifestations NJ \ man with AN
nyll pNe, Wh0Ae glance blasts everyone
Y Falls Npohl lie murdela lhn twins
father ana sacks 10 ansnAIe thuip lovely
sister MID ami Nod me- aided IN
thhlp nAhI hAnlnHl lhn old Nyll lGpn by
an American tourist and they lnNllF
and literally pNHh him 0tl Tho earth,
Hpphrb scenery, splendid costumes,
myriad nleotplo liAhIA ma mechanical
Tricks ~ Tin mort lhillNhle AMI IN
AknllNable Hnpll iDAethnp WITH brilliant
ballet ana M lMMhDAA company NJ
comedians, HlnHepH, dANnapA md
HpRpihliHts NJ W make NpA |kAloin0ao0plO
hDIArlAiNmhnI tbAt both NnNAaa md
anasta IN v naHlne Seldom before nt'
'Alnhn by any ,Ort NJ \ htAAA ppoan0l
tIOIli
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-19
sIOrh WntlrOtAnNN survlALs,
lW0 MNrn kOnnR lnNnIn lain IN Mn,rl'
mNNlRl NnNksr

H''''''' ''f''fHf
NJ W. AIookwall md Miss Mary ",
CLARK WaIa united IN mAprlNae M tha
lnsinpnpa ~ Mayor Chris NeHnp SIM
0Ng afternoon M b 0'Ol0ok, TIN Nav0r
m0ns hoinH performed by Hny, Father
lNNn d|ApNnhNNk NJ tho aNlh0liO ohnvnh,
phO nyNnI WnH \ NoFg nnlnl Ona, there
hnlnH bNl \, FnW nAyFnna ,nVaHant ,Tha
house wins dopnlNlla lOYNll with flow
NIal. p0Ahf mud nlNnta An olNHAnl
wedding ,Mlnnnp WE HeENnn nllW lhn
CONGRATULATIONS
Neither THO hpldo noF proom naph
my lNtpoNN0ti0n M OAy po0nle, both
being VOL known md highly NHpONt'
I'd lONng people Tho fMmpF III n
dAnphlNr ~ II, W nlApka md hnA
many tFianda IN tho oiIgp Wha pl0om
N IN lhe employ NJ foAon ny0ur md N
III lnnN4Nl0Na Y0una man Whnl have
nOnn 10 housekeeping In lOar aOnhrNnlH
hllnk dwelling on South VW0nlynlnth
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who lhn u llllle boy whom ho loved
very W|lpll, ana M lln took n HpnAl DEM
NJ pnlNH 10 mike him hNDpN Ito RaNo
him beautiful V0oma 10 live In and pIN
lures ma Toys ma books without num-
hhp! lIH gave him u Rpnoolnh gentle,
llllle pony, lhNt hG mlght plhn inst
whore ha ploNAed, ana n rOwboNt 0n n
pretty lhkA ana servants 10 WnIt on
hln wherever lo went
lln MISC provided lnnpN0pR, who ware
~ give him Tho knowledge Of things
llhl would mnkp him good and great
I'M TOV hll llIA Tho NONNR prince WINS
nhhnppN llh WOlW u Ip0Nn wherever
~ went nnh WINS always wishing for
something lp nIdn'l lnVN At lonHIh
Ollp INV n mlgIOInn nnlnN 10 Tho court
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nnl HNln 10 Tho king
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aver Won nah | VIII give"
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10 u private room, lilo wrote some
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pl000 " pnDeh Then h0 uAva tho bow
\ oan0lo AMI Told him 70 lIRht II ana
hold II IMdop Tho paper and Then aoo
WhAl lH could read, When ha went
away, Tha boy. did M no WINS told,
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