The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-05

hPlIll. s., 1902.
ouble without boherng about anything But must
and about the christening vessel which Office
to be performed by my daughter.
Wednesday, nMore that eruption Several
buildings overthrown people
jured
The question OF the wolves, which have been proving
ound the CITY, be considered. is
fer liberal bounty 1t though the citizens
pect me to kill them myself but perhaps offer will
ease them.
The christening Of the vessel off WE'LL truly
Friday mThe volcanic eruption proved very dis
ou Over 800 reported To have been killed The city
implicitly ruined, very sorry rich
osperous one.
Saturday, p. consultation leading citi-
public subscription has been decided on to provide
shelter for those who have been rendered homeless
Sixth Grade, -Alvylda De Haven
Bremen School 3343 Sixth Street N.
Britains Friendly Idea.
Berlin, Capital of Republic Germany ~, 1887.
Diary August Beck PRESIDENT hardly seated in
my this morning before seeker When
first began my diary Thought would down the Office
seekers but have long since lost track Of them am be-
ginning think of them public nuisance believe
if the bill stating that We the senate.
consider Office seekers nuisance and hereafter will
sh them according section the constitution of Ger
many there would be danger of my vetong General
Won Voghtheims trial takes place to-day think he Is
guilty Of this charge of desertion for it is
able that there would not have been the
fusion there if the there to
regard the canal the Isthnaus of Pa
recently contemplated by the United
the United States is doing wise thing in voting
against the friendly idea of Great Britain of sharing it with
themI glad of having the chance to ambassa
doer the Boer Republic.
I Eighth Grade, Joseph M. Hall,
/ Bremen School 2647 Fremont Avenue N.
Il Via Flying Machine.
Aug. a. 19S7-After rising at half past went down
stairs and had my breakfast Then read and
letters. from j. c. Hegton, the inventor Of
perpetual motion, inviting to attend trial Of his
m1ch On nVf ma
chine the army and building to General Welt
his views of pardonng Private Mankin, who
sentenced to be shot Il have decided to pardon him.
On back stopped at the New Bristol building It
= will be it is only building being erected with
a place to keep flying machines while the owners
inside.
When arrived my I found Charles Cooper,
who claimed he had invented powerful light wanted
to about getting from the to improve
it, told him had authority from the government
We him but would loan it to him account
having lunch together signed which Henry
angson. think will him much good because
re1ess elegraphy already supper
tended honor of Colonel Henderson the
lrtiss Hotel Walter SIMS
A Sixth Grade, sol East Side Boulevard.
Motley School
A Battle for Woman's Rights.
jan early. bright, air exharatngRe
lived note from Senator L. saying Immediately to the
mate Did Listened to able speech by Senator O. in favor
suffrage. Thoroughly disguised made exit fol-
wed by three members the cabinet Rest of the
with cabinet discussing Senator O.s speech and the
ances of the suffrage bill passing.
JAM 16Mornng Air is thick and heavy Fate of nation to
decided this day Called cabinet private Talked
of with Germany decided unanimously to