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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-10-05
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1901. !

Only a few days before the fatality
that made Roosevelt president, in the
course of an address at the Minnesota
state fair he expressed himself in a
Enthusiastically candid manner on
the very questions that will become
paramount in the course of his admin
'istration. These expressions were
made at a time when neither he nor
the public dreamed of the awful catas-
itrophe that was to follow, and were
therefore made as the honest express
sions of a thoughtful man, without
any political purpose that could give
them false coloring. Those who
know him will declare that he is too
frank and blunt a man to say one
thing and mean another, but even
those who might distrust him for POI
iitical reasons must concede that his
Minnesota state fair speech was made
without thought of the possibility that
he would be called upon as chief mag
istrate Of the nation, to put in opera
zion the policies he had advocated at
hat time. Yet such is the consistent
and far-sighted character Of the man.
slsa.t, had he had the precedence tol
iIIsnoW what was going TO happen with
in the week, he could not have spoken
words that would better have preparedl
the public for that which was to come.
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NOTES.

4tl,.%5=sS NOTES.
We have with us for few days
Hon. R. L. Smith, president of the
Farmers Improvement Society of
Texas. Mr.. Smith is here in the inL
terest of an agricultural college which
ne hopes soon to establish in Texas.
He is an energetic and influential citi-
zen of that state. 4.
+The schools enrolment at present
is the largest in the history of the in
stltutlon. Each day brings a greater
increase. At this writing it is 975.
During the past summer. 1921 cans
OF blackberries, 2,706. cans, of peaches.
d4S cans OF apples, 127 cans of okra,
S48 cans of tomatoes, 100 cans Of corn
and "a cans oftsnap beans were put ~
by the canning division of the institr-
ton under the supervision of our
chaplain, Rev. E.. j. Pinney. These
several fruits and vegetables will
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entity which may properly be called thu
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/ Des 6uilies lalnnloried.
Das Metter mar berrlih; oui n.H
Qoagien begannsn bic Npfen 3ii Bill
ben lrtrD IN eillefn M1fia atpit{her.en
aiDti 3tiiige. Die Nahbarinnen perz
neilten BET bsrn fh0nen Mstter an Sen
sFtnitsrn in bet Iaiien Quft. ssybre So
pfc tanhten siptfdsn ben gaiilielntz
tDpferl anf, itnb Dds lebbdfR e5mipaben
|fhien ielbit bic AaBen III her Dahs
rinnt au ers1ben.
0Grberinaenb fagte Donna gbri=
ftina:
nQDer mag ss ftllr aefpeien Iein21
Donna sSiabella 5ertale, ter Mdrz
Der gena1nt. tpefI iie bic geIhrneibiger,
raFdwH 9epegunaen bisIes fieinen
Naubthiers bate, frnate nit iGscr
1hrillen 5timnW:
yMsr mar benn Sci Eud,, Donna
Critic IS mar mir, OILS bdtte ihganz
bia Dorbeifonlrnen feben 81. !"
.Monah!" rief Donna SelicettaMdr=
gufdnta, tpelde tpeqen ibrer efapsBr
baft1ateit Die sitter bieb. ,tnb
rMab!" tptoberbclttn bie anbs,sll
Gepatterinnen.
vunb Daran bahtet sssbr nidte"
.unb esSbr babt nihts aenlerft?"
yunb ssbr niBt nidt. mas Gambia
mir tonnen es Gu6 iasen, pcs
fur Cine ganbia It'll"
y6iGwrli1!
rMir tOnnsn Elm aieD bapOn linz
Die Mdfde tpdidt lie gut, sar-
ii'ber tit nihts su fngen!"
Oie bette W1Iberin lit ie in qans
Nscara, oas muB man tbr ldlIeu.
2.ber lange Singer naebt iie n.
6abt sShr oas Denn niht aetpubt, Sc
batttrtn2" <s
sMir baben einmal stpei srpbs
Eiidtii6er aefeblt!1
.Mir Elm Gafeltuh."
.Mir ein Oenb."
.Mir brei pdar gtrumpfe."
.Mir Elm rteiler urterrod."
.Wlir tpei Ahenbeaiise."
sd babe iberbaupt ni1ts tpieberss:
fDmnlen."
.Mir feblt audi ettpas."
mir auh.1
sd aber babe fie rricht baocnae
iGgt; pen i01 man nebnen? Die Gil
Deitro pielIeidt9"
Die 9tnaelantonia. biefs s3issurs=
rin9"
.gine drger als Die Mnbers!"
.Man muB @ebulb baben."
nNber gar elm 20ffel! Nein. 10 Ell
pas!!"
r9as lit au ftarf!!"
Hiibrt @l.4 1lalr, Donna Griiti, Shr
biirft's niht 10 bingeben laifen!"
rMh mas, bingeben laHsa ober
ntht!" bracb Maria 8isuceid aus, Die
fih feline 9elegsnbeit ertgeben lieB, ben
anberen Oienitbpten i'm 6aute etfpas
orlallbdngen urtb fie in 1hlehtes 2;Gjt
gu feben, pbgleih tie frtebfertis unb
idnftn1iithig alisfab. .Mr rperoert
fAon feben. Donna sssfa6be. laBt uHs
nur mahKn!!"
Oas &Gatf6en an ben Senitern unb
m ben lDggien tpollte Elm Grbe nsh=
men. Die acknowledgement sege,t
ganbid girlgen bon Munb su Wunn
llnb purDen audi i'm ganaen Srte Gsz