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Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
1lltnntH.

Cora Meef en- 8ise / gentralia, bar
iopet / oper 100 Gage / ct Srpf. Sum
bapbe en- SrGtte meo lin 6orIopebe, ca
i Den beppgeoe Christening, bpori
bette iatte benoe, iopneoe bum tnb. Ger
bar peret giort ale mulige SoriSg poa
at faa benbe opffet. SDpnottsme o.
Mebicin bar bar ppret attoenot, men
aft forgiGpes. Sor 2pgerre o9 an.
Ore er ben6es Stlitanb en- fuIoit9nSia
@aaoe.
"Siufp Sinf" tjener Gense.'-- On
al Gbicagos bersntte 4loermpn6 be.
Der Wifael 8enna, men til oagligoags
faloer man bam "Sintp 0inf". Wr.
aenna eller "St1fp 9tnf" er al 8ro.
lesion S%aloonfeeper % ortper 8olitif
Iom 9ibaanoperf. Soao ban tiener
uoi 8oIitif bar alOrig ppret oplpit,
men ser foreli9ser M Spgaoer ODER,
bpaS bans SortieteIte iom Saloon.
feeper belsber Jig til. Sans Saloon,
Ser berer BET betegnenoe Raon "@orf-
in9mens Grhanee", er beli8genOe paa
Glarf Street, % Der er Der / Sc itOite
fem aor ioIgt $1,000 Genber C9ar.
relg) 81. Ser er 800 @los / en- Bar.
ref, og til 8 Gents @losIet blir bette
SIS pr. Barrel; oeruf foar 9rpggeriet
IS, og "Sinfp 9inf" behoIoer De $40.
81 @dnge 81 900 blir $4,000, iom
altiaa er 9ubermnnoens S~ortieneite
pao fem aar. "Sinfp 0inf" er inge1t
Ipariom Raro. San er / Bolitif o8
leber flnt. Sons llOgiiter ~anilaaeS til
$1,000 pr. Ruane0 % oiIOe efter Bette
belsbe iig til 100000 ior fem aar.
San bar imiolcrtib enont Ell ben Sum
laat tiIIioe, nemIig $25O,0OO eaer
$4,000 ON anret. ltOitpret / bans
SaIoon err ligeiom 2llet, ban ITlger,
al iinpIeIte SlagS % foiter BAN nep'
be oper $500. Set 8rpggert. boor
alSermano SIENNA fieber lit 81, bar
n,t ifi9nfet bant Ell toitbar 3tamant'
MAIL iom GaaifienncIie al bans Slrt-
iombeo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
pripat poltfontor.

Raa 1runo at Mooitanoen moo
0egerinoen Mrs. Cor, Der bar 8oIt-
meter Snbianola, Riis., mnatte He.
gleringen LUTTE gpens Boitfontor;
men OerueO fog 5orretningsIipet STA.
De, % | Yabobperne opbobebes itore
Ita5ier al greoe, apiier oq Batter,
JON ifulbe til SnoianoIa. Sor at al.
bielpe benne ReostiIitanb opretteoe
nogIe of gpens forItanbige Dor.
gere en- prinat Goitanitnlt, bpis Sc.
Itenbe De ieIu ptl beItribe, og Sen ifGt
bore / 8irfiombeo, inbtiI Srben inc.
trGoer. 8penS Mapor tiger, at ban
fife bill raooe Mrs. Cor til at aubnc
Resieringens 8oItfontor. 9og lober
ban, ON iaa ifer, at beifptte benOeS
2ip og Gienbom. .-
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Sub pukntn.

Gn Spcialiiiif Stub mes gountD.
fasierer Rilion iom Rr9iioent er BE.
ben itiftet | Sniba.
grel Sbompiun og Riis Carrie
Sanipn er iioite ltge pgtepiet Spear.
ftlb. ISL.
Gn ssn af Sobn Subniom fom for.
leben ilemt tilifaoe peo ct gaaoeIfuo /
grnaolanb.
Wiluanfeebanen bill opfsre en- M
Stationsbpgning / Merbeeu til ct
8pitenOe al $4,000. Sgiaa andre
6orbebrtnger bill bIiue foretagne peO
ganens gienbom ber / @peu.
SlbebranS. - St~atSienatpr $. 90.
Solutions @e6oeIiesbus / armour
neobr9note Ben 7Se Sonuar meb ct
Cab Of $4,000. Slben opitob fra Sur.
naen. Sobnion bar aaerebe reiit
bientmefra til Bierre.
@atertpiun 2anSfontur. - Snbbe.
refining fra II. g. 2anofontor / $50.
tertolpn bier, at Der al 2onoforret.
ninaen / iioite apartal / 1902 bar en-
Srotpgt al $11,542.45. Soer 10000
acres Sanb blep oueroraget til Sett.
lere.
Srps libel. - 30 9etre al Ole
Sbompion, boenbe ~ MiI / 9eit for
Sisieton, frss ibipl unber SneItor.
men iibite llge. De Dor Suiuingisltre
% IA slar ganmel. 8igerne bapoe
uGret / Sap County paa en- 8iiit bos
Slegtninge % 6lep msbt al oeres
Sober / Sisieton. Gent paa gftenen
reiite Sc biemooer men paa Seien mi.
iteoe De Hatningen % fisrte omfrin4
uoen at pioe, bpor De bar benne, belle
Hotten. Sm Morgenen Iaa Siserne
ittpfrosne % bsbe / SlGben. 5aoe-
rem bar ogiaa ilemt forfrosien.
st Spsgclie. IS SEN finite &olo.
nj / 2eab bar Der pGret ct Spsgelie
paafprbe / oct ieuere. og Soft bar pe.
ret gruubig f%orifreffet. Sobn gd.
luno, bois Gro paa Spsgelier life er
pioere it9rf, beiluttebe at foretage Gil
llnoerisgelie og funeeoe "Spsgeliet"
Ser bite iig at pnre en- &pinoe, Wtrs.
annie aiprina. San fit fat / benbe
% bolbt goot Gag. iaa bum life funoe
Hippo bort, o. bum Loo BAN ienere
arreitere FOR S~perfaIb. Sagen bIeo
imiolertio afptit, % apinben bar ri.
meIiapiS MI tabt 2pIteu til at agere
Spsgelie.
gprbciulSe Sfatter. - gr.Sena.
tor Carl @unoerien / 8ermilton eier
en- Gel 2onb / 9iItrift go. 8 % bas
forisgt of foo 8rGnielinien mellem
0iitrift go. 8 og 0titrift SO. 8
f%orunoret, ioo at bans 2ono fom til
at Iigge / iioitnponte 9iitrift. Grim.
Sen bertil er, at en- Gel al 9iitrtft go.
5 i~nbbefotter 9pen 8ermillion, hppr.
for Sfatterne er temn1eIig bsi. Sfo.
IeoiitrIfterne bar life p9ret iitanb til
at bIioe enige ON Sogen, % 8unber'
ion bill M iQnoipnItaois 40 Retten5
gei prsoe at faa 8renieltnien foran.
BRET.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
st flptbart Sort.

On al be upFIts cpfHOsIitr paa Riltrrtefu,fe lens
Emraabe sr ben i~0aiatbtr ariQsmotUr. 81 ben er bpa.
get paa SiuI Tan ben pYersus al NsaIs 'aa grnb. o.
ben aubs'oIss ira'tIat I'll RptiOyinarst. Zen euefit
Wlsbttiu, Der ~OHbs'ass fraitigt of luhaoer at tatutH.
ltgs gssHHsiter Der bar brnat ben iom si 5crihar MOP
aAs glaos'. esoer' 90 stprsOahtr er Spiis,tsrs Raps.
blttsfs. 9sH tsIbubshs BEN o. pI ptHsrtitie isIe /
Strts StIfrlSt. Rrso ben. botS Ee Itesr al Fab AZ
gppetit S0psopiHH, eepaIssbse. Oct 5DrbssIk. aus.
pepha. trua Ssper, BovtOppsIs I 5armtnRalsu tasr
geqreoHber, % Sc pl lie bit HlFst. gpera Gcres
Gcoisftr s'itE Ct StpL Of Dor iauiirsrsbs sImauaf for
so3, Zen iubsboIosr msgsH o~arbtulS % npttis Gp'
lpsRtRs % iOntT tRtst.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13

Stntiitifcrcn $. g. Carroll oplpIer,
at pore airfeiamiunbS Bert iibite aor
life bar iornraaet at bolbe Sfribt meo
9cfoIfningen8 Sorsgelie. 5olfemGng.
Sen tiItog nemlig 2.6 8rocent, mebens
Mcolemsantallet al 9auSets Wenigbe.
Ser fun porte 1.5 Grocent. San i9t.
Ter M BET iamleOe MeolemsantaI til
2S,69S,02S - en- 6orsgeIie Of 403,.
743 ira 1901. Or. Carroll tiger, BET
or bIanot adtboIifcrne, at Der bar boz.
ret Silbagegang / airfens 9art. 9e.
tegnenbe nof or bans Spgaper for bette
S~amiunbs 8eofpmmenoe meget lapere
END aatbolifernes egne. Ge opgiper
ielp / i'm Catholic Directory" 1875.
600 flere aommunifanter, END 9r.
Carroll bar iunoet. Oct ianIeoe an'
tai airfer i Sc 6prenebe Stater er
ifslge bans gerc9nin9 19i,166, 90
set foIter $260,000,000 ON aaret at
boIoe set firfelige arbeibe ~gaaen0e.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
5lehruTku.
Gn Sanfias. - StotenS SsieItet

Gn Sanfias. - Stotens Ssieiteret
bar ofgipet en- aienoeIie / Sagen moo
Smabo RotionaI6anf, Ser bIep Jag.
isst for $4,000, iom Statsfasierer
Spiepb Q. gartlep banbe beponeret ;
goufen, % iom beune ieuere uobe.
toIte paa aasiererens a~nuisnins.
blep for at hane bGpet 9eI5.
&c. Ssut FOR ltnberilpb og ienbt til
Sltatbuiet, % Staten forisgte at Gol.
oe @anfen onioarlig for Gen9ene.
Ssieiterct er al bcn Wening. at iao.
oont anioar life fan gisres ~giGIoenoe
% afoiier Saaen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13

ornfue Berioner. SoDnmariboIen
blep oIuorlig fpRitet unoer ct 6orieg
pna at foretage en- 4rreitation. s. 8.
6entons apofbef er ligaleDes bIepea
iprrnat | gufien meo Gpnamit, Ga
GrpIcIioren bar iaa uoIbiom, at aue
tiaiggenbe gDgninger blen oeIpis DOE.
laat. On itor grtraiiprfe gjer nj
gieneite iom SroenspoIiti, men bet er
fiin nle0 itsrite @nnifeliaheb, at Sc ar
iitanb til at boioe 2~oubrnoerne / Ine,
% ME Nioro o. @oIbsbanoIinger
frpgtes naariombeIIt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Den TcnscmGngSc, iom er / ON.

Zen TenscmrngSc, iom er / Ont
LOB | 2anoet, raar M op til nP'ten 30
Dollars pr. SnStpib. 8ettc er paa oct
n9rmeIte bobbeIt ian me9et iom for
10 aar iioen. 5or6eeIien al @ltlocir.
fulationen - en- S~SorsgeIie, Ser lloe'
Iuffenoe reprRicnteres al Seoler, ito'
IsieIig / Sub 1880 bar buaO 'tbIte aar
angaar, pGret neget ~betpOeIig, % Den
bar foriaapibt inbpirfet paa GlrfnIa'
tionen / set belle, men Der bar oqlaa
ppret en- ieon Sore8eIie al 5eloool'
lars, Sebler inbIsielig | Sslp % al
RationaIbanf- Seoler. Sele 2anoetS
BengenlpngSe nbgipr for Stben So
500,000,000, % beraf er life minOre
emo 50, 3O0,000,000 i Snlsb. Re'
oens Der, iom iagt, lar prret en- Itor
SiIgana al SeoIer, inblsielig i Cub
(@olb GertificateS), ibet Ser at iaa'
bonne er iot / SmIpb uner 100000.
900, or Irngoen al 8ul0penge
blonbt 8olf iuarere bleber ForminSlfet
END iorpget. @n Gilbert al $4,000.
900 tSeIpboIlarS noteres for
iioite aar, % Soregclie1 al Seoler b.
ieret paa SsIp, por $14,000,000. If
Iotionalbanf. SeOler er Der for Chen
/ omIsb $36S, 100000 Of $3s4,000,.
900, ser l,ogisr 2anoets belle SeooeI'
mrngOe al Bette sIdb&. ogses 9ereg.
ningcn al sen cirfulerenoe Ben8e.
mpngoe pr. SnOioi0 bar 6%inansoepar.
tcntcntet Qanet uO ira, at 2on0etS Be-
iolfnina M or 79,799,0O0, % paa
@aitS berai ifuIoc Der pe0 IaretS ge.
Qpnoclie bore nsio8tig $29.43 for
hrcr Mor0, Gpinhe % 9arn ! Sc Sore.
ncoc Statcr, t SmIeb bIorot Solicit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
itfiarnnn,t.
Zen riae SrGlaithanblcr G.

Gobban i Chippewa Sails gifteoe ita
iioite llge en- Smitpnoigbeo, JON
gieutaloer | fSoIfs Grtnoring en- Gro'
ceS, hpori ban par inobifIet for Here
Aar iiocu. en- 9pinoe iasisate BAN
ior Srlib paa sggteifabSlsfte, men
Gobban bIep irifienot. hucreiter ban /
Ct al StebetS gpiier offentIiggiorNe
fslgenSe aunSgisrclie: Som bare,
milne Gamer, %olleiammeu meo ehers
Ssgsmaal for Srlio paa sggteffabs.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13

Chicago er MI GeroeuS itsrite
Sernbanecentrum. Salt er Der 90
ganer, iom gaar inc til 9Den. S
1902 afeif og anfom paa hisie Sern.
boner nasIig 1889 Sran meS gas.
fngerer; beraf paa NiItpanfeebnnen
153, poa gbicdgo GSortbtpcitcrr
3S3, paa Sod Sslaub 191 oip.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13

Zen GuS Impr er life goo at lure.
Ietop ion man tror at babe faaet
Sas paa bam, buffer ban pIubieIis
pp | EFT M &pne og gisr aaal pao
ale en- 9eitrGbelier. en- itng Wanb
tilbsrenbe ben rige Gbenep.SomiIie
| Connecticut befouot fig poa en-
2pitreiic / California pg off Der ben
% for9abte fig / en ung, fattig Bise,
iom ban siebIiffelig erflGrebe, at
ban bill eifte fig meb. Sans for.
mlienbe S%Irgtninse bIep raienoe.
De funoe life roboIoe Sanfen pua
en- iGis @e&aaiance, og Sen unge
IanoS 9Ibre 9rober reiite flllrenS
berub for at btn6re 6orbinbelien.
0ten bpa5 an6et ffulbe bel bptoe
benire S~pibsborger enc netop oet,
at ban, on ban 9iorbe gefienotfob
uleb ben ugIeiete Games S6iter, bIco
iaa forIibt | bettSe, at ban oIemtc
BeIe fin Nisiton % life gao iig for
bun maatte lore at bIipe bans Su.
ftru. Sitebetfor ct @rpaup bIep ser
TO, - os amor, Sen Sfeicr, itoS
hunt borte / en- arog og Ipttebe %
sottebe fig, ga De un9e 0tcnneIfcr
gap biuanber Sonnocn % Iopeoe
binanoer eng Sroifab.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
gf DC $4,000 SnbponSrcrc, 10

gf DC $4,000 Snbpanorcrc, iom
fom til DC Soreneoe Stater iioIte
Iar, ne6iatte Iiot oner 5000 Iig /
Soma. Wouge al De GIore Settlere
ioIste fin 2anbeianbom og flptteoe
no al Stateit, % forboIospiS faa al
De npaufomne bar funnel faa fig
eget 2ano, ba Briierne mi er for
beie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
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OkInhnntn.
Grnatelia Grplpiiun.

5rggtelig Grploiiun. - On Grplo.
lion al Ell Gel Ipnamit ct Sarbware.
Itore | Serbert foraariagebe en- SI5.
los, JON fpiieSe 8pen $4,000. or.
plGionen foltes | 80 Mils Smfreb3.
gpen giita Den ipoliee Gel al Sfla.
bona er bleoen gbeIagt Deo SIDE.
brand.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
California.
Ycrfins lin eacn Gftermanb.

pllbIifanerne / %2egisIaturen bar / iiS-
ite llee g]iennomineret George 6.
4erfins til 6or. CATERS Senator ira
G~nliinrnia.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13

"Imerifa" ubfommer MI / MT iSor'
mat, baIp Sterrelie al set tioIilcre,
eller cmtreut Jon "2utberanercn".
Senere lopes 9Iaoet ~fIiitret % opifaa.
ret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
"geD Qruen" ND. q.

Snehplo: 81 SnIpIpire. = 9outsn i
Splot. = Sorlanste itSt iprmeset- Cpora'
gel1e alefteHet. - S%eifebauoeL @aaoer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13

Geubfpnule 9tulnmere al "2Seo
srllen" lou erbOloes lpr 10c
EXTRA.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-11
Ciothe Your Boys at The Plymouth.
Correct dress from head to foot.
THE WEATHER PREDICTIONS

Internationally fair tonight and
Wednesday, cooler tonight, warmer In
western portion Wednesday,, northwest
winds. Wisconsin-Generally fair and
cool tonight and Wednesday, slightly
cooler tonight in north portion, north
west winds. Iowa-Generally fair and
cool In east, possible showers in west por-
t1on tonight, Wednesday partly cloudy
with showers and warmer in west portion;
northerly winds, prevailing. NorthDakota
Parity cloudy tonight with warmer in
south portion Wednesday, increasing
cloudiness and slightly warmer; variable
winds becoming southerly. South Da-
kota-Partly cloudy with probably show
ers in west and warmer in extreme east
portion tonight. Wednesday possibly
showers and slightly warmer, variable
winds becoming southerly. Montana -
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday,
slightly warmer in north portion tonight;
variable winds.
Upper Michigan-Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday, with possibly showers
and cooler In extreme east portion to-
night; west to northwest winds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-11
McLASKEY, NIGHT MAYOR
He Serves as Such at Board of G. and
c., Meeting.

Minneapolis has two acting mayors this
summer-one has the day shift and the
other the night. Mayor Haynes is away
and D. P. Jones, president Of the city
council, is regularly acting mayor. But
he spends his nights at Lake Minnetonka,
and while he Is without the city limits,
Alderman Harry G. McLaskey is acting
mayor. Mr.. McLaskey was unaware of the
honor until last evening, when he was
called upon to attend a meeting of the
board Of charities and corrections He
consented upon condition that no impor-
tant business should be transacted and
he was made chairman Of the meeting.
The board received fifteen fuel bids for
the year commencing Sept. 1. All who bid
for hard coal quoted a price of 1915 a
ton, and, with one exception. smokeless
coal was $3.50, as it runs at the mine The
Sullivan Coal company's bid was . cents
less. FL,
All bids were referred. including those
for wood.
The~monthly budget was passed, includ-
ing poor department bills for $2,01G, hos
pital bills for $4,O55.71 and workhouse bills
for S1.lS7.3S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-11
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

Auction tomorrow at Residence 842
Hennepin avenue. Fine furniture, carpets,
rugs, etc.
Subscribe for all magazines. papers.
ETC., and get your binding done at Cen
fury News Store, 6 Third street. near
Hennepin avenue.
There is reduction Of twenty-five per
cent. on fur alterations and repairs at
Daytons. if made now, and a saving on
all new fur garments.
The Woman's Union Label league will
give an entertainment and ice cream
social at A. 0. U. w. hall. Is Seventh
street S, tomorrow evening.
Fire destroyed the icehouses Of the Crys-
tai Lake Ice company at Twin lake yes
terday morning. entailing loss of about
$1,000. The fire Is supposed to have been
set by tramps who were seen In the neigh
borhood. Engine company No. was sent
out on a special train on the 500 line, but
arrived too late to be Of much use.
Fifth street from Cedar avenue to
Nineteenth is to have a sewer after all
A resolution ordering the sewer in was
passed. but Alderman Rand secured an
annulment In the interests Of those on
the north side of the street. Alderman
Nels J. Nelson was away at the time,
and upon his return he took the matter
up with the committee which decided to
order the sewer In for the benefit of resi-
dents on the south side Of the street, who
could not get a private sewer service as
the northsiders could.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-11
VERY HANDY YOUNGSTERS
Closing Exercises Held at Douglas
Manual Training School.

A large number of friends and sympa-
thizers with the vacation school at the
Douglas met there this afternoon to wit
ness the closing exercises. The league
had its customary drill and the children
surprised their parents with their dig
nified and parliamentary conduct. Reso-
lutions were passed thanking the board of
education for the use of the building, the
Improvement league and the teachers
and expressing desire that the schools
be continued another year: After short
addresses the classes worked in the shop
while the visitors inspected their work.
The parents as well as the teacher, Mr..
Garvey, are much gratifed with the prog
ress made this summer and with the
pupils acquired skill in using the various
tools The class has many fine pieces of
work on exhibition. The school at the
Douglas has been such a success and so
much enjoyed by the children that it is
probable others will be started in other
parts of town as soon as the league is
able to do So
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-11
BY RAIL And RIVER.
Seven Hundred Journal Excursion
lists Visit the Dalles Of the
st. Croix.
Steamer Trip From Taylors Falls to
Saltwater an Additional
Feature.

Twelve coaches filed with expectant
excursionists pulled out of the union sta
ton at 9 o'clock bound for an attractive
trip by rail and river. There were fully
700 people in the big party, and there were
more at the station who wanted to CO.
but the policy established for Journal ex-
cursions was strictly adhered to, and the
number of tickets sold was limited to the
comfortable CARRYING capacity Of the long
train.
Tho the itinerary for the day was one
covered by several preceding Journal ex
cursions, there was no falling off in at
tendance, for Taylors Falls is q place
which wears we'll. The route, as laid out,
was from Minneapolis to Taylors Falls by
the Northern Pacific road. Two hours
were spent at that place, where the tour
lists explored every nook and Granny Of
the wonderful rock formations about the
beautiful Dalles Of the st. Croix. The
weather was ideal for those who wished
to undergo the Alpine exertion of a thoro
exploration and was equally propitious for
those who preferred simply to drink in the
romantic beauties of the landscape from
some one coign Of vantage.
After the 700 picnic lunches had been
disposed of in and around the interstate
park at the Dalles, a steamer ride down
the St. Croix to Saltwater was on the
program. This part of the trip promised
to be particularly delightful. as the day
was cool and the recent rains had made
the foliage on the bold river cliffs as vivid
a green as in mid June. The danger of
low water and the possibility of stranding
on a. sand bar We're also reduced to a
minimum, as there was an unusually high
stage Of water in the river. However
remote as this possibility was, it had
been provided against by holding the train
till the exact condition Of the channel was
known. The steamer was due to arrive
at Saltwater in time for the excursionists
to take the Journal special train there at
4:45 p. M, reaching Minneapolis at 6.
Provision for the comfort and speedy
transportation of the Journals big party
had been carefully arranged by the North
ern Pacific road. w. r. Work, engineer
and P. J. Riley, conductor, were in direct
charge Of the special train, but to make
sure that absolutely every little detail was
| thoroly looked after, G. F. Mcneil, city
| ticket agent, accompanied the party.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-11
LIMP BILLS SAFER
Bank Tellers Prefer to Handle Old
Notes That Don't Stick
Together.
For This Reason They Welcome the
New Scheme of the Gov
eminent.

Local bank tellers foresee no practical Diff
ficulty In the handling Of the new limp cur
rency soon to be issued by the treasury de-
partmen. These notes, 1t is promised, will be
pliable, silken, soft, not stiff and rough like
those crisp notes. of which poets have so
long been dreaming. The prime object of tho
change is to supply bills that will keep
cleaner than the present issue, and that will
mingle fewer microbes with American pros
perity
mo, the crisp note is not the teller's de-
light, explained one of those Midases this
morning. "Our portraits represent us as
cltnging to package of stiff eos, but in
fact we'd rather handle older bills. The new
money is cleaner-thats it's only advantage.
The crisp notes, which you might suppose
would separate easily, are inclined, on the
contrary, to stick together. A pair of notes
that belong to the same lodge-the same
nackage-often become as unanimous as those
'lngomar' people. I always hesitate to pay
out any considerable number of new notes
at once. If can transfer whole package,
just as we receive it from the treasury,
there's no risk Or If can pick out one
or two new notes, I don't mind. But if l
had to give out, say $685. in new fives, l
should count the whole bunch twice and very
carefully, and that takes good deal of time.
Now, old notes, or even notes that have
been handled few times, lose their stiff
ness and get very much easier to manipu-
late. For instance I could take this package
of old bills and count them out as fast as
anybody's wife could spend them. Old notes
may be bad for teller's health, but they're
safer for his pocketbook.'' sa
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-11
APPEAL TO MAYOR
East Side Citizens Ask Him to Re-
move the Main Street "
Dives.
1t Is Proposed to Clear the Street
North and South of Gen.
trail Avenue.

The formal movement to clear Main street
NE and SE of houses of evil repute was in :
augurated by citizens of the east side at a
mass meeting in St.. Anthony hall, Second
street and Eighth avenue NE, last night.
M. w. Sayages offer to make out of the
exposition grounds public park, If the dis
reputable houses were removed, was directly
responsible for the meeting which was largely
attended by prominent citizens of the first,
second and ninth wards.
The original idea appears to have been that
the places between Central avenue and the
exposition building on Main street Sc should
be the only ones removed or put out OF
business, but the first and ninth ward people
served notice that the one place on Main
street north of Central avenue must also
move, If the others did. .. - ILL.,.
unity of the East Side high school and to the
necessity east side citizens and university
students were under passing the red light
line daily. Robert H. Graham acted as presi-
dent and Senator ]. T. MCGOWAN as secretary
of the meeting.
Strong resolutions were adopted citing I'M
desirablity of the dives and asking the
mayor to take prompt action. These resolu.
lions will be presented by a committee con
sisting of Robert Graham John T. MCGOWAN
John P. Vas, w. L. Chute, George R.. Smith
John Hayes, George Meyer, J. G. Deslarius
Rev. James O'Reilly, Rev. Father P. Timothy
Rev. Father Jajeski, John H. Smith, M. A
Gerber, John A. Schroeder, Dan Getchell
Michael A. Cavanaugh, John Wallerius, M
w. Savage, Albert Weber, Professor Web.
ster and Dr.. Cyrus Northrop .,