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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-31
Sreibrief tperben borgelegt. @Ge Mits
glieber Ipaten eri9einen.
Gurppdti6e Sa6fl6epel6en.
gono1tbtrung DE.
1 n I Z

@onOItbtrung Britt der
'Sta9Gftrmen.
Qpnbpn, 20. Ottober. - Wte
berluutet, baben @tepart &c Men3ies
BON @ldsgotp un0 2Iobb G 2lopb
BON Birmingham, 3pei Der gr0Bten
Std6lr06renfirn1en in 8%rpBbritan>
MEN, Ii9 nit einem &apitdl DON
BON $7,500,O00 cOnfolioirt.
Sante muB 5d9len.
2|pnbon, 20. Ottober. - Der
8erleum0ung5 : 9rO3eB, ben YttB
Dora NeaIe gegen iAre Sante, Gdon
6enrD 8orbonz2ennor angeitrengt
bate, tpurbe beute auBergeri4tlt4
beigelegt. MiB Neale er4Glt opn Der
b0fen Sonte $4,000, fopie grfdB
Der Soften. Die Sante 9utte e4ren>
riibrige 4~u5iagen ii6er bic Hi4te ge>
mo9t. Der 2prbs0 berri6ter rtetb ST.
auBergeri9tli9er 8eilegung, our Ser
meioung zines @tanbals.
6aben 9etmpe6 t.
6uuq, 20. Sttober. - 8ie per=
luutet, bat 5err MsfeIs, elmer Der
8peren4O . Gegdten, Die 8oerenz8enez
rGle na9 2onbon begleitet, nm cine
Mubien3 Bel 9Dnig @bparb 5u ertptrz
fen unb i'm 81 bitten, OdB er Der 8oez
enz0eIegation in 9olano bic Riidz
tebr na4 @iiOafritu g~eitatte.
Nusgrubun9 ungeorbnet.
2pnbon, %. Ottober, - Der
Mtniiter oe5 Snnerr, Offers Douglas,
bat bic 4usgrdbung Der 2ei4e Der
leBten angebGt6en 6rau bon George
Chapman angeorDnet. Chapman, Der
i'm Sabre 1898 BON Qmerifa na4
England fam, ite6t unter Der 4rtluge,
Die 6rau bergiftet 81 9a6en.)
Meffius N tber WtGIen.
2onbon, %. Sftober. - 9epes
f6en aus Mosfau pom "a. Sftoblr
melOen, baB 9uter So6ann pon Gronz
ftdot foeben aus &pitroma, pp6tn er
Iif bege6en bate, I'm ieiner 8ere6rurg
ais Mtei1ias gin6alt gu t6un, 3uriidz
gefe6rt 1T. @r belt in ben 8ir6sn
@otteSbienIt ab unb Behalf ben Sub
rern Der 9ette, fi4 gu merfen, OaB er
BON bemIel6en 5leiI4 unb 8lut pGre,
1pie Iie. Gr begab iia bdnn in Die
Stride Der @efte, rib iein Bib BON Der
Manb un0 lteB bas &reu3 bonn 9d6e
entFernen. Die MitgIieber neroen
itreng beItraft tperben, tpenn tie nt4t
CUR o~rt6oboren Stride 3uriidtebren.
T 8ur3e &abe1Depef den.
- Die l1nterbanblungen CUR 8etz
legung bes fran30ii4en &obtengrGz
Der : Strtfes 6aben nod feline Geiulz
tote er3ielt. Cine biesbe5iglide Snz
terpeqation ion 6eute in Der 9eputirz
tenfammer an bic Regterung geieat
tperben. >
- Die britii9e 3egierung bat ben
Bdu 3tpeler nellen Stronger beto4len,
fpeI6e bic T9neuiten Der Welt iein uno
cine 5abrgef9nin0igfeit BON minbez
items 26 3noten prO Stunoe 9a6en
foQen.
- @tpu 1000 3immerIeute in ben
@9iffsbau60fen an Der N~orOOttiiite
@nglanb's finb ge9en cine 2O9nreoutz
tion BON flint pro3ent ausgetanoen.
- Gr3bti4Of 8ruaeit BON Montz
real, Gan., tpurbe geitern in gfom bonn
| 0apit in 9ribatau0iena empfan9en.
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Q6fa6rtstuge BON Sceqn : 9ampfern.
dbfa6rt RON Rsp.GorL

Str 2ampfr Settle am 81. Cttobsr nab 2'
p.rpool.
Or Qampf4 .Gaseogns' am l. RoosmSet mad
@aprt.
Or Sampler setruria' am l. aOOemb:r nab
9iDtrpool.
DR. Sampler ,GinntaHo' ON I. 0OO'mbsr mad
4uttperpsu.
Scr Sampler ,G0naOian" AM l. Ropcmbr nab
2ip:rpool.
Der Sampler rGabn' am /. HOOcmb'F nab %'a'
pei uuo @snua.
DIR 2ampfsr sEOtt,rOum' am l. &onsw6't "a9
8iOtttroam.
Der Sampler sRaiier Bil5tlm Der g'ob'' an
4. RnpembT mad Bremen.
Ser 9ampier rGbampa5He" ON 9. Noo'm0eE
nab 6aprt.
Ser sampler .aupufa gietoria' an 6. Ho0'm'
Der mad 6umbure.
Der 2ampfer pWinusapoIis' am 5. Too'n0es
nab 2onoon.
Der 9ampfer ugampauia' um s. Roo:n6e' mao
liverpool.
Ser Sampler .9atrieia' am s. @oO'mbsr Ha3
Sambura.
Der Sampler .R,nFnaton' an s. Gop'm6'r nab
AHrlpeEpeHa
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@hiffsndhrihten.

RtnsQort %. CttObsr. @cute o%ngeton'
men: 9ampfer nMtitbo" BON 2OnOon uno sRott'FA
oama ppn @mittrOarr.
Die Camper rpbtlaOtlpbta" IND 'ysalTFS. nnS
bsnt, pnn bisr na5 SOutbamptoH, reip. %&IotrpoOE
ab9siabrcn. 0.n-nor,
iiber 9lpmputb mad eambur0 btftimmtt 8amptsE
-@raf g8alDeriet" legte btute pier an uHO I40s
'p @n%s IN 70 II, %. CttoSer. Der 9ampfer
arIo.nrsno BON R,tuz0ort na6 2ioerpool b'
ftimnt, traf bcute bier Etn.
II 10 trp i, p. 0ttoS @ -, S Gs;3 SamStes
-gcrnlanos fu5r 5cnts BON bier na9 S9tlaoslP5'a
ob. a,. e.
nm 1ttpsQorf mad Soutbampton b~ttimmtG
Sampler st. 4Oui5+
gTsmsn, 3 %; 6tto1t aon p Ss u II Der G,r 9 5es'
GibtrpooL %. Cftober. Der 9ampfes
.cceanic" traf 6sute pom 4ep=gOrt bier ein.
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Grnnhfnfszl Isbrrtraannaen.

Qntonia @eiganO an GonraO Rrait II.
o., siibitits Der gortugolsant9, nabs
Gafern.Gpe., 1876 bel 40, 9rlnO3in5
S93I SbV
Seize armiQer an Settle Roienbuib, tinf
8runotiide 10
=. g. Rosl @Datt an 9Obn %. @at:
fins, eHOiDcffeits Der 9~ruiO=6insaOe.,
no6e 6offmunftr., 1914 BEL IS, @ruHOs
aims $130.66 Ia
Z. Mtlton Sones IL. u. an GOip. 6.
sbiplep, ROrofcitc 8arnsDzStr.r uubs
gslt.Qpt., 10 bi IS, grO3. $45.5O.... $50
marS G. Dunbar II. 81. an @enrp 6.
Bauer, ROrOieits Der 2omburbsS trobt,
no5e @~Oaing=antD, "A BEL 131.......
msoro 6. gilpin an Gbag. 8. Goans II.
g., Gfs grOa0nap unO 2anOaIetr.,
1s BEL 90 Io66.7
sufou 8. 6rOt Il. u. an GbarIss q.
geasr II. 81, 0fisit. Der @ooOtc7fr,,
na6e &iggg.aoe., 10. ) bel - 9runos
aims $50 q
gbiltpp eoubtrmann an @inium 6.
Smith, gertpaltsr, gerfDaltungssllrs
funOs, gruuos, QtrionaIz unO gcmii5s
tes Gigentbum y
Sor. groqon, aominitrator, on Sos. 6.
gabuuu1p6, eHOpefieit. Der ROgsrss
qoe., nobe 6incns5tr., 40 BEL 100,
srunb,ins 800 1853
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Observation-Disclosures

6DI9er1oe Qsfrd11s : Stcen3en u
ben geftern DDm 4ttuar bes Common
9Ieas>9 eriAts ausgeitent:
Robert S. Meienberg, 38, CIR.
1904, @eit@9aItimore @traBe. uno
2aura 3. WReeIer. IS.
Ri9arb S. Meintan, %, unb 6loz
renee MDers, %; Npplttant Qnbrep
9ugh, Ger. 2018, @reenmountz Qbe.
Sgnatius S. 2orib, 80, unb Sennie
NiBler, 81; Qpplitant 9enrp Rotpz
lamb, Ger. 1926, MabHpn~Nbenue.
Gldbtpn 9isnep, 25, unb @bitb
gerrp, %; Qpplifant Sobn Sacobfon,
Ger. 800, Norb@S ~StraBe.
Sobn Sacpbfon, Nr. 329, Noroz
@trider@9 traBe, unb Sba 8errD, II.
@m. S. 9ealen, Is, urtb Murgaret
Gngefba4, %; QppIifant 5bpmas s.
@erasbtp, Ger. 48, Sitz6iG@GtraBe.
2aprenee 9. SaufFe, 80, Ger. %,
5risbpzapenue, unb MarD 6. W1ee=
ban, %.
Sobn 5alnB, 46, unb Slipta s.
@mitb, A; Npplitant s. 2u5i gar.
50, Marfet@@pa
gno6 9arrifb, %, CIR. 2OO1,
8ootb=@ traBe, un0 @ruce ROpe, Is.
gilbert $. &infer, 81, unb Marp
emma QlOpb, 20, Or. 727. NOroz
@befter5S trabe.
@Gstport6 u, 8roots, 26, 8alttz
morezGountp, Mtb., unO Sta Roiana
6abes, 20; Qpplttunt Dm. 90. Sstt,
Nr. 832, Norbz zIpenue.
4ntDn 0refeI, SO, urb Mtart6a S.
@ittbefer, 27; NppGitant GburGes 6.
ge6man, g1r. $500, Sfz5apettezStr.
4bam 8uFeb, &c, gr. 1917, NOrbz
Dallas traBe, unb Carrie Romenz
Der, q.
G6as. s. gfelb, 27, unb 8efiie 6.
Soptins, %; 4ppIitunt s. 6. JulB,
Rplanbz unb 5. Qbenue.
Ri9urb 90. Sutton, %, Ger. 623,
@iOzau5ernez@ truBe, unb 2ucretia
Nltpdt6er, 10.
@olter 6. 6oDpes, Is, Nr. 626,
Mactap<5traBe 9Ornsburg, 3d., unO
Marie Glt3ubet6 Werntd, 27.
CHARLES 8. u. @reinus, q, Rr.
637, Deftz2eeitraBe, unb Marie 6.
Otto, 20.
G~6rffOp6er $. Gpmur, %, ger,
1O7, Siib poppleton : @traBe, nnb
N}urb 6. 6artman, "a
5reberid Sbum, 80, unb @meliu
Saline, 81; QppGitant Nuguit Sbum,
Nr. 848, SiibzGutdpzS traBe.
Wm. .. 6orb, "a, unb 9ruce 8.
8ater, 20; Npplitunt %. 8. 9rieber,
Nr. 1415, Rorbz5uItonzNbenue.
G6as. s. Mun3or, 36, g}r. 2218,
@ous6zS traBe, unb Sba ~. Cullen,
80.
@Ofpin Gonings Cooper, 80, unb
GmaGine 6art, 26; Qpplifant Or. S.
9. @9patfa, Or. 1908, 0oroz
8rodbpu1.
geter s. 8ebm, 26, Nr. 2115, DIT
prattz@ traBe, unb Metu @li3abet3
Snoemibl, 26, Sptngs' Wlias, Wto.
GaDmono 90. Qeslie, 26, unb Rubp
g. Murrp, IS; Npplitdnt ". 8. Sing,
Nr. 619, NorozM zStraBe.
90. @ernon 9ougb, %, g}r. 1902,
St : Qdfabette : Qbenue, unO W3arD
prisciqa Neilfon, q.
6qrrb Cabin Minger, 81, gbtldz
belPbia, unb Gftber 8prb OrnOorff,
%, S6umont, &c.,; &pplitunt SEQ,
S. 6pb6s, iun., Rr, HOG, @bmonoz
IpnzNbenl1e.
SenrD 3tng, 40, 4nb 8ebeda Ser
pongsr, "a, Nr. 1888, 8eft : Rort6z
Npenue.
SoIepb q. @unup, %, Nr. 1881,
DeltzQombarbz5 traBe, uno Gertrude
Zimmerman, "a.
8. 6. 9earce, %, g1r. 403, gratt=
Strobe, 9tg6Gdnbtofpn, uno Wfdrgaz
ret Dunn, %.
p6ilipp Rigbton Qbrams, 81, unb
2aura 8irginid QangGoB, 26, Nr.
1917 OftSPrefon1StraB
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Degen SbierquGleret Be-
# a t. - 4nbretD Wiqidms, Elm
iunger Neger, ipurbe geitern pomRabi
RobertIon in Der iiibliden Ppli3eiitdz
tion tpegen S6ierqudteret nm $40 Be-
ftrdft. Sin Ron ibm in etnem @anb@
tarren getrieberer Mauleiel fiel in Der
IGk bon Qom6aroz unb 2ibertpitr.,
unb 8iGiams I4lug i'm nit einem
Rnippel in unbarm6er5iger @ei1e auf
ben Rbpf.
8rGnbe. - Sn Der Rii6e bes
BON Wpns Song d1s Mai4anitalt be-
nuBten 6auies, Rr. TIC, @ef45druz
toga1StruBe, brad geitern Jta4mitz
tag, DermuthIi9 bur9 einen ii6erbei5z
ten Ofen, elm 6euer aus, bas $50
Snaben onrt4tets.
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Ser. Sangrr INN gaIttmnrs. "

6duptquartier: n9ermanid : MGnz
ner4or : 9one," Seitz9rG7ibent 8.
8. 8iemdn, CIR. 106, Gommerteitr.;
fFef 0irigent: 9. Wslamet, 9rGfis
bent Qouts 6. 8agner, Nr. 8O1, 49,
GroBftraBe; cnrrefp. unb prot. Setrez
tar 6enrp 8ieieting, Rr. 228, Derldnz
gerte @aitern : Qoenue; 6tnan3ietrez
tar @eorge 6immelbe6er, Rr. 315,
0orO=@benitraBe; SdaBmeiter @onz
raO 6. 8abbe, CIR. 2514, Sfz8altt.
moreftraBe; @efretGr bes Mh1fttzGoz
mites; 2ouis 6o6, Nr. 2232, Or
IeonsitruBe. 9etegaten : 8erfammz
lung ieOen 3~tpeiten 6reitag i'm Monat
y4rtpn."
9auptquartier: rMe9anics' 5uIIe,"
Nr, 317, MISUNDERSTANDING; Sings
ftunOe: Mittpo4s; 9irigent S. s.
6rant.
r6armpnie."
6auptquartier: Rr. Ala, 0eftz
SaDette=S troBe. @ingitunbe: 9ienz
tags; 9irigent So6n u. Rlein.
n8ermanta MGnner9or."
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ner4or : 9aue," Nr. 40 unb ALI,
8eit : 2OmboroitraBe; SingitunDe:
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rigent 90. S4Ioegel.
e t9entrdn3."
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3, urb @oug6zS truBe, 9igbIan0tofsn,
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*** Oas erfte peubObp : RecitaG
bieIer @aiion finbet ndditen 5reitag
Na6mitteg nm 4 n9r ftutt. 9r. 9az
bib 8ispbam tpirb mebrere 8dritonz
@pli fingen. SaiIon : 8ilete toiten
So, einaelner Gintritt so Gents.
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*** Cine orpBe 6erbf : Grturiion

*** Cine groBe 9erbit : grturiiOn
pirb am Samitag, ben 1. NOpem6er,
nab @ettpsburg DeranitaItet, 9ieie
@rturiiou tpirb in alien Gin5eIbeiten
cine erlttIaliige fetn, inoem bieieIbe
unter ben bireften Qufpi3ien unO duff
Ii6t Der .@eitli9en gParplGnber gi=
enbabnzGompagnie" fte9t. Der fpez
8ieGe S9nel3ug pirb ben 9iQenz
8ubn6of UNI $40 8Ormittags Derluiz
len, an alien itd6tiiden Stationen anz
6dltenb. Die Ridfdbrt BON 9ettpsz
burg erfolgt UNI 6 u9r 80 Win. 46bs.
*** Cine pi9ttge 8erfammlung Der
Mitglieber bes r4agem. 0euti4er
Waifenbaus : 8ereins" finoet am
0Ouneritag 4benb in beranfalt itdtt.
Sine neue @erfufung, ippie ein nfuer
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Ginen kraftiatn R6rper.

4opff9mersen. mnlaria, Ga1enlei4
ben, 8%erftOpfung unb dbnlide Rranfz
beiten perben b~Datdnbis furirt bur6
SMtt'S 9eber.N iuett.
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yoHRomttene GeCuno6eif.

5alten Sie Sbren 40rper burd BEN
eeleeentli9en 8ebrou9 BON Sutt's
2eberzpiQen bonitdnbis in Srbnuns.
Sic reeulirer ben 9drmtdnal unb ers
aeifrerS
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8eerbigungen. 9er2ei4z
nam bes am 27. b. Mts. beritorbenen
9rn. 6enrb 8. S4liter tpurbe gez
fern Ru9mittag unter 5u6lrei9er Be-
t6eiligung BON 2eiotragepben BON Der
@obnung ieiner So6ter, Srau Mar=
gdret Strong, Scr. 625, Norb : @olz
Iingtpn : Mpsnile, aus uuf Der n8alz
timore : @emeterD" CUR leBten 3ube
6eifattet, na9bem puffor 81. Snele i'm
Srauer6auie unb am 9ra6e ben einz
brudspolen Srauergottesbienft abgez
6alten. DIS 8a6rtu9trdger fungirten
bic So. @eo. Strong, Steele @iGefpie,
81. Mo9uire unb 5reb. Sind unb cine
4nsa6l biibf9er 8lumengepinbe mar
ein9elaufen. ST. Sdluter mar am
18. Mdrs 1918 gu preuBif4 Minz
ben geborert unb fam bDr ettpa so
eSa6ren mad Mmerifd. Gr betrteb bier
biele Sabre lang elm 8oblengeI9dft.
Gr binterlGBt cine sodter, SruuMarz
garet6e Strong, urb BRET @nfeltinoer.
- Der 2ei9nam bes am II. b. 90.
plDBli9 eeftorbenen 9rn. peter 2oez
Der ipurbe seitern Ra9mittag bonn
Sralrer6aufe, Nr. 202, /. StraBe,
6ig6lanbtotpn, aus auf S9parB's
5rieb6of an Der sci. garmel=Rodb
aur lebten Gube beftattet. Qls 8abrz
tu9trGger fungirten Mit9lieber bes
,8lu9er19unbes Scr. 20, .. .. g.
&C." unb Der w!0ermannz2oge, 8. g.
S. unb 9aftor B. 8db bielt ben einz
brudspoGen Srauer49Dttesoteni a6.
9ie befdnnte 2eihenbei tatter : 5irmd
$. Sanbers &c SDbne, Scr. 1708 unb
ITO, GantpnI4benue, leitete bic Be-
erbigung.
Die g6rpdntbemu m :
4usf eI[ung i'm 9almbaliie i'm
nOruib@6inPart" ptrb tdglt6 BON
Sauienben befu4t. Oiefelbe lit nus
mod einise Sage bis 4beubs 6 19s
offeu-
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Die uM arpfanb SeGepbon NJ
6 D" bat 8Ortehrunsen ~9etrOffen, bdB
Ollie, bic es piinfden, bic Wabl6eri9te
am nG9iten Oienitas foitenlos iiber
ibr eisenes SelephOn erbalten f6nnen.
tpenr bieielben mittels poitfarte bu=
rum erfuden. 4Ge, tpelde auf bieies
g%ripilegtum Qnipru4 erbeben, mill
fen auf ben 9e6rdu4 TIRES Selepbons
fir irgenb tpel6e anbere 3tpede spiz
f6en 5 u6r Nbenbs unb II u6r Wtit=
ternd9ts am nGdften Oienitas ber=
si9ten.
ueber Ounfel=8ltbe unb
bic GigenfbImli9feiten Photographic
fder platten tpirb grpf. 81. %. Woob
beute Na6mtttug einen 9ortrdg i'm
pbpIf9en 2aboratorium Der rSobns
6ppfins' 1niperiitGt" 6dlten.
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81 3 n"

4u9 Der n6roBfinn" ii6te setern
@benb unter Der 2eitung BON Prof.
So6n q. <in fletBig GbOre fir iein
nG9Ites CONCERT. Sn Der Gei4Gftsz
@iBung tpurben ginlabungen bes
Surnpereins v9orndrts," bes Ser
mania4Q uartett CLUBS" unb bes Sc
iangpereins vpb0nir" gu beren Gonz
3ert entgegen genommen. Sas Gon=
3ert, bas Mitte 0poember itattftnben
pirb, fit bas erfte bes 9ereins unter
ieinem rleuen 0trigenten, Der es it9
natirli4 angelegen ietn lafen ptrO,
nit g~ebtesenen 2etitungen Dor bas
Bublifum All treten.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-21
FOOTBALL ENTHUSIAST
SINGS OF THE FINE ART
Peaceful Ethics Of Game That supersedes
Pink Teas

Peaceful Ethics of Game That supersedes
Pink Teas.
Bring forth the merry megaphone
And beat the big bass drum;
The air is full of fine ozone
The football days have GOMEZ
10 drink of fame each stout knight goes.
Or taste Defeats grim dregs-
Each with pad upon his nose
And Wadding in his legs.
The battles tocsin soon will sound:
The joy will be begun
And scattered limbs upon the ground
Will tell of glory won.
When heads of waving football hair
Deep in the earth will drive
oh, let the joy bells peal for fair
The football days arrive!
Your adversary's chest to kick,
10 kiss him with your feet
To butt him, goat-wise, till he's sick
All this is very sweet
To twist his spine amid the jam
His neck to break and bend
To soak him in his diaphragm
Is rapture without end
To see his manly gore run red
Is pleasure none should miss;
To see him laid out almost dead
Is very nearly bliss
To batter fiat his shielded snout,
To see his throax riven-
To tear him wholly inside out
Why, that Is almost heaven.
So let the kindly combat rage,
Incessant grim, and sore.
While Beauty's smiles the hurts assuage,
And soft hands mop the gore.
Each armored gladiator grim,
Stout-framed and muscle-knit
Must rip his foeman limb from limb
If SO the fates permit
And as the gentle twilight dies.
lya
And gather up loose limbs and eyes
That lie upon the ground.
So let the college war cry ring
EXuberant and clear,
And joy bells sing like everything
The football days are here!
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-21
PERSONAL.

Mr. E. mclaughlin, of Milwaukee,
who was a guest Of Mrs. z. N. Savard
during the past week, has returned to
her home.
Miss Mae Savard, Of 5S5 Mississippi
street, will leave for Florida Oct. % to
spend the winter.
Miss Margaret Middleton, of New
York, who was the guest of Miss Brink,
of Bates avenue, last week, has return
ed to her home.
Mrs. Webb, of Nelson avenue, who
has been spending some time in
Omaha, will return home this week.
Mrs. o. M. Fullington, of Prospect
terrace, will leave this week to spend
the winter In California.
Miss Viva Mcmillan has gone to Du-
luth for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Langford, New
Jersey, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Augustine, of Grand avenue.
Miss Celia Schuab, of Thirteenth
street, has gone to Chicago for brief
stay.
Mrs. Bruce Kremer, of Butte, Mont,
is spending month with Mrs. Muir
ray, of Holly avenue. Mrs. Kremer will
visit Louisville and New York before
| returning to Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ramsey, of
Lake Charles, La, are visiting friends
and relatives in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Bramhall,
of Iglehart street. will leave soon to
! spend the winter travelling throughout
California, the South and East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton, of
New York, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rollins, of Marshall
avenue, have returned to their home.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-21
The Globes Daily Short Story

, Aren't you Miss Ada Topping, and
didn't you get this check cashed on
my Endorsement? 1 growled. But she
| only smiled the innocent, disconnected.
mystified smile of absolute ignorance.
Some mistake, sir she said with
G slight German accent that at once
convinced me OF my mistake. I wish
to Zell desc book. Et is specially got
ten up vor attorneys and SO forth, and
so forth. l let her take her own time,
for 1 was visited with occasional sus-
picions that perhaps she might forget
herself and re-eppear in the true char
acter Of Miss Ada Topping. But when
she stood UP l was sure that my fair
swindler had been much taller than
this poor girl. I even became so in
terested that 1 asked the simple mind
ed book agent where she lived and
whom she was supporting, and she an
swered my questions with such frank
and even confidential candor that I
felt like a pickpocket to have sus-
pected her. Her black, wooden skirt
was rusty and mended, but scrupu-
lousy clean. She had ribbons in her
hair that l knew my dainty Miss Top
ping would never have displayed, but
so far as face, head, hair and eyes
were concerned she seemed the exact
counterpart Of my fair confidence
lady.
'fWell, I made the best amend I
could under the circumstances. I
bought one of her books and bowed
her out of the office. Now what a hor-
rible thing it would have been if l had
accused that girl, arrested her and
brought disgrace upon her innocent
character and upon her struggling
family"
"She'd have mulcted you for dam
ages, colonel" suggested Capt. Hogan,
the detective. "Misprison, SANDER
she could have soaked you all right.
You might have known smart crimi-
nal like your Miss Topping would see
your name or the Office door and keep
away. She'd never have Numbered
right into the lions jaws, colonel"
That's your Judgment, Is it, cap?"
asked Hutchinson. well, wait min
ute. When l got back into my office
after that book agent was gone nat.
urally began to look for that no good
check. I searched everywhere, but
1 couldn't fnd IT. Finally abandoned
the search, supposing that 1t had Slip
ped down into q crack in my desk.
On about q week got memoran-
DUN from my bank inclosing the same
dod-gasted check. Miss Topping had
taken it down anG cashed 1t againi"--
John FL Rafferty,, in the Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-21
The Check.

They had been talking Of the ease
with which criminals often escape
Identification, even while the neWspa-
pers are filed with photographs and
descriptions Of them. Col. Hutchin-
son, who never fails to tell one ION
himself" shook his head and said:
"Well, I don't know, I'd hesitate
long time before accusing a stranger
on the strength of descriptions or pho
tographs. l remember an experience
had when I was a young man-yes, a
good while ago-that pretty nearly
convinced me that there are such
things as living images 1 went over
to the bank to MALE the daily deposit,
and 1t happened that just in front of
ariStocratic looking young lady. When
she presented the check-the receiv-
Ing teller was also the paying teller
the young man behind the grating
told her that she'd have to be iden-
titled. She explained that she was a
stranger in town; on her way to Gin
cinnati. I think she said that the
check was her fathers, and that she
could prove 1t because she had more
Of them. The teller, however, was
obdurate although she got out about
six or seven similar checks, and looked
terribly injured when he said no.
"She was such a dainty pretty spir-
tied creature that I couldn't help
watching her. She went to the pres1-
dent and to the cashier, and made
an earnest, and guess perfectly sin
cere attempt to convince them that
she was all right, but they both pe-
litely refused to cash her check unless
she could supply identification, or get
some one known to the bank to in
dorse it for her. When I was going
out she was staining in the vestibule.
picture Of female loneliness in dis
tress. I saw the little tear at the end
of her delightful nose, and determin-
ed to accost her. Madam. began,
Is there anything I can do for your
She frightened UP at once, and re-
dated what had happened in the bank.
most of which L knew already. She
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-21
Former ST. Paul Girl WEEDS.

The announcement of the marriage
of Miss Helen Graves Boyce and Mr..
Glenn Van Doran Macmillan, which
took place last Wednesday in Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, will interest a number
of st. Paul people, for Miss Boyce for
mcrly lived in this city and has large
number of friends here. Mrs. D. F.
Vail, of Dayton avenue, an aunt of the
bride. went down for the ceremony.
which was performed in the Grace
Episcopal church, of Cedar Rapids.
The bride was attended by Miss Irene
Newman, Miss Leah Buchanan and
Miss Clara Taylor as bridesmaids.
Miss Viva Macmillan was maid of
honor. The best man was Ernest Gates
and the ushers were Ralph Ellis and
Charles Knox. Rev. DR.. Thomas
Green. rector of Grace church. per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Macmillan will reside in Cedar Rapids.