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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-23
grep ira Sapan.
Stu araerifanife WiniIters Sob.
Gu pmocnot ,,Safapl" III. NJ.

Gare 9enner: Oct bliber fun ct
fort 8rep, jeg / Dag faar 3io til at
I~friee; men Der er Iaa mango fore Ben
ler, baace Der % Der, iom man gerne
bilne ifripe til, beriom Siren bare til
LOB bet. 5or MI at naa eoer ale lem
Der jeg bisie Qinier for at enite eoer
en- / Dor 6srres og 6reliers RaOn glG=
oelig Sui og ct goot og Deliignet Rpt=
aar! Sa, bet fommer bel temmelig
lent. men 5 fan ie 9atpen = ben OiI
minbe eber ON, boor laagt ot / Yirtsz
lisbe0 er fiarneoe fra erer og bermeo
tiaige ira ct lepenoe p9 traftigt Gam
f%unbslib.
9els er Der en- anoen 9runb, en- for
os beruoe life uDigtig Sag, iom jeg
g9rne piIoe bsnleoe eoers Spmerf=
fombeb paa.
5 bar 10 Iiftert 6crt ON, bporleoes
ben amerifdnffe Miniiter, O6erit III
freb 9uct, ben ABE De. pluoielig df@
eif oeo 9sben. oa ban tiliae meb en-
bel Del andre bgje 6errer a ube poa
4noejaet / en- at be fejIsrlige Rsierods
TONER. 5an bdpbe juft fanget en- Qro
ng pal netop reee til at ta1te Rettet for
at fdnge en- anoen, oa ban meb Il
itprtebe til Sorben og a og forblep
oeb troos aleO plipningsforfsg 6bem
ffal inbtags bans glaOs2 Oct bar
meset at iige beruoe, bpao SlagsDaanO
hi faar til at repreientere ben fore
Ration, Fra bbiltea fire 5emteosle al
be prottFtantiTfe Mislionsbeitrabelier /
bette 2ano uogaar. @t fan n9ppe
pente noqen beore enb ben ms bort
gangne = hjemgangne taa %piftnOt meD
SunOheO iigss.
ga Gan fom beruo, bar ban ganite
piit en- friitsn og airfemeolem / COB
,.f~tonoing@; men MisfiOnen BAR abe
leg life efter bans Siab. qoa @ei.n
hernper bar ban moi enDoa temmelig
farp oberfor be omborbperenDe Miss
Iionerer, hebber bet. Men bet Ddreoe
life lange. Com elig og oprigtig
Manb be5epebe fan lie lung5io til at
~oper6epifs fig ON baabe Wisiionens
Hsobeneiebeo CO bens S~nOfpbelie, og
9rlig pg oprigtig iom ban bar, bar ban
ia i'm foranbreDe Sper6episning be-
fenpt; ban fremtraaote aabent ion
MisIipnens og Wisiion9rernes Ben.
Tor bet ferite bar ban Dift lite pRret
borte fra en- eneite Ss1oogsguostjenes
tie / ltnionfirfen | 3otpo, nddr ban
poa noasn Maabe funOe fomme. %
lea Dar / 3ofpo, faa jeg BAN Der idd
qoot iom 6Der eneite Sgnbag, fdmmen
meD bans 6uitru begge to n9r
Stsrets 4ar (bdn bar II, III oa ban
nebe).
Dsrnaf bar ban ofentlig Diit fig
ION en- oprigtig Ben at Misiionen |
bans belle Jarb. 9a hi baDbe ben
fpreWisiionsfonferenee | Tofpo | DIT.
1900, bar ban perionlig til Stebe Der.
Deb ct af Meberne bar ban inhbnbt
fammen mebJormdnb % giceform1ns
dbcne. paa Opforbring tdfte ban en-
SliGe Stunb, ubtrbtte lin @l9oe ober,
Bvob MisFionen bapbe lbreftet sg 1T
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-23
spsrsSmaal til o9anifcrca"
Bupacu, D. 9. San. 1902.

Seq friItcs til at ipsras, ON life
bet er qreitens 9ligt. naar 2eili9beo.
oiDes, at aflaage ct fife 9eIs9 / Ssns
o~aQsfoIen. 3bi / Qlminrelig9eo er
bet 10 5olt meo minore a%u1nifabsr,
ION frioinig Ear paatuget Jig Borne
mes ltnoerpisning,Oe Der life bar ida GAM
Tfe rinQe getDoning. 0erfor oiloe neg
le qooe aaao % 9int meo 9eninn til
u~aberpisning ira qrGitens Sioe bel
Der p9re poa i'm pldos.
Gn 2Ggmono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-23

9aar 9eierne h~eroenoer fig til Golf, Der
nperterer / 8Iabet. enten for at tgbe Eos
benz eler for at Ioa G~plpsniueer ON bet
anertere6e, bebes be altio omtale, at be ioo
gpertisfemeu;et / bette Slao Oct bill ootc
til g~eniioig Nptte.
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Snt
GeligioasMnocrDlSnlngt
pan Oanif Ber / DC forrnese
Siater.
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1ler: DANTE Der / 9anoet tiger bite,
at oanite 5orGfores gern / Qmerita
Dor bare ganite fri for at lare at l9ie
Oanif, % at be ber u%noerpiIes / Reliz
gion / bet engelite Sprog. Raar ri
ida Ibdrer Dem, at bet er meQet goot
for Born al oanlte 5or9lore at l9re
6egge Sprog - gngelit % 8anit -,
iaa iiger be iomme Sieer, at Ri eniier
at bare 9ernene oplarte / 8anit al
BEN 8ru1b, at Ri life ielo tunne Iare
Dem Rsligionens pigtigiie 29roomme
BprnelRroommen) pad Gngelit.
&unbe ri bare bette. iaa ituloe ri NOT
ififte Mening, tenfer BE-. 6ertil pil
ieg fpors, At jeg bar ilet life itiftet BE
ming. font jeg gcot funbs meboele
Born MISUNDERSTANDING / bet enz
gelits Spro9. Seq er enonu beItemt
az ben Wening, al 9srn. Der er febte
al banIte 5orGlore Der i Qanbet, bgr
bare here's Religionsunoerpisnin paa
0anit og lie paa Gngelit. De bgr
gaa / ben engelife 8erneitole og lare
QGsnine, Strionina. 3egnin9, Ser
graf, 6iTtorie, 5piioioai % an0st heds
borenbe til Stolens 2aisplan paa Gns
selit. Men INSTRUMENTATION
/ Senoagsitolen % i Nenigbeosrnes
6perbugsifoIer / SOmmerferien bgr
bcaoe MI % / 5remtioen foregad pea
0anit. 9por lGnge ital ba bette gaa
for fi9s Saal9n9e iom 5nobanoring
al Meneiter ira Danmurt timber Steo.
6por l9nge pil osnne finos Steo? s
LANCE, LANCE 5ioer eabnu. Qmerita
fan ftaHs llnosrbolo til mere eno 10
@ange iaa mango UteneIfer, ION bet
MI bar. 6eraf maa enbpsr, Der t9ns
fer ia ON, tunne Re, at bet bill pare
meset lGnee enbau, inesn Meneite r
ira europa boloer op meo al reiie til
&c f%orensoe Stater for at boiette Iig.
9,t er 10 oa nemt at f%orItad, bare
mar bil tante fig ON, at Der er ben
alerftarteIte 5rang til banit greDifen
fer / Qmerita, iaa l9nge Iom Meneiter
ira 9dnmarf refer BERTH. 6ber enc
Tte qrGTt / o0sn fOre1eoe oanIt en-
lut6erite 9irte" 6e9sper at tuane pr9-
eife meo 5aroigbeD / bet tee prog,
iaa ban fan imsbsfomms aae be Dan
ite, Der life foritaar Gneelft. Bore
fremtipige praiter bsr for en- ganIte
flor Del fomme I'D al be 0renge, Der
er febte at banite 6oralors Der / De
forsneos Stater. Sfal bette lDtfcg,
iaa mac be lere 8sligion paa 9anit,
meoeas be potter op. Ser er altiuu eet
gobi rg itarti geDis for, at Ri mda
lgrae for, al Bsrnene l9rer Sdnit peo
Chen at Gngelff. DIR er flers gobe
gepiier, rg Ri maa Re at faa nosle at
benz frem Der. 4ae fan bi life fad
meO. Wen fsrit mad ct Stin6epis
mob, at gsrn l9rsr Sanit, flaaes libel.
Wan berer fomme 5iber nogen ii9e,
at gsra of banfte 5or9lors mac babe
berss Geligionsunoerpisnins pdn ens
oelif, tbi elers fan be life | Somtale
mso Qmsrifanerne forbdnole ON relie
gisie Eager, nddr be bliDer Dotsne.
Oette er fun ct SfinbeDis os Inlet all
bet. Der er dlbeles intet | 8ejsn for,
at gsrn, Der bar eddst | ben ameriz
fdnife 9srneItrle, fan meobele pad Gns
aelif bet, be bar Tart ON Sub og bans
Riges 5ing paa 8dnIf. 9liper be
bare trosabe Meneffer, iuo bet lisaer
benz pen 5ierte at pinoe andre for
CUBS 1tse, iaa par big pdd, be bill
bare / St1nb til at fremb9re gionesz
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Gaturens goUiang.

Raar 0aaen luttsr fit 2ie,
% Wsrtet IRnier Ii9 init.
naar 3ipsen9len ia9te ifrioer
frem mob ben utenote 9nit,
9u BRACES jeg III / Mprfet
for rel at blipe mig ieIO.
Ia ituer jea op MOB 9imlsn,
BET beje funtlen0e 0oaIO.
Da bliper ieg Iaa pemooig,
men pgiad iaa freosiprot,
ba f9lsr ies ferIt for Qlpor,
at 2pften CT uforitplot,
% ipnes ben 9amle Sago
l~psleOe1Oe for mig itua,
meb iDngenoe 6~lperpiger,
meo 4Ifer og Seer imau.
Men Glpsrpigernes Sdn9e
Ri MenneIter ei foritaar;
bet er fom tuIinoe 8Gtte
mob blomfertlaOt alippe fluar.
Men aobner jeg Qanbens Ore,
fom 5antaii BET formaar,
bd bomber bet unoirtibel,
jeg liot at Sangen fOritaar.
90 bet er sarne en- 2oOfang
for 0a9en, Der matte gaa,
o9 BET er ofte en- 2oDiang
for 9agen, De penter pad.
Wlen naar jeg beb Qanoe1s arafter
aft urent bar luttet uS,
pa 6ldnoer jeg % min Stemme
meo Haturens Sor9 til Sub.
"a blipsr min 2oOiong itsrre
enb Qlfernes Gale ton,
ba tsr / Sad6 og a9rliebeb
msb 3ro je9 beoe en- gsn:
ut 7aar iss lutter nit gje
og 0eben ienter fig tpit,
at ba SUBS Gngls mac bqre
mig bjem til Sdliebebs apft.
earl Matfsn.
Racine, isis.
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ca nmers sunnmaIerier. faaIom Rortratter. glomfer
iamt qanbHobss % Tarines Seerer o. T. r. ub'eu
imuci o. biaiat. Bebse o. fueiis imporierebe Foroer
Tube Colors) oa prepated canvas %bfnnttes.
gseaiGinesr mootaass paa 7~reniuar I'll alterraHmer
In. n. JENSEN.
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9ua op%enitaaenoe Ital ri tilloe o. |
al QGrbpoig6eo at ioare, at BET er pit
at aaa oDtr 5loOen efter 9ano, naar
man benpcnner fig I'll os mtO ct Iaas
0ant Spsrgsmaal. 9i bar intet lar
ligt qaalag ON at ii9e qraiter7a
here's pligtsr. 6or sOrigt tube ri
tro, at en6per al pore qraiter piloe
anie BET ION en- far qligt lite dIene at
beigge Ssnoagsitolen peo 2eili8feo,
men tiaigc at bOlne Msper reo Ssns
ra9stolel9rere og / bet hele al gore alt
ban formanr for at frsmme 9srnenes
ca ungoommens triiteligt llnoerpis
aing.
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rptteli9 Gpiiselie mootnses Of llosiuerue
O9 al @Rlo er betnlt, / OperensItemmelie
Eieb Se 5ortneoe Staters 4uitlUoe.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-16
Chandler will be at home on Midway ave-

CHAMBER will be at home on Midway ave-
nue..
The Misses Cora and Eva Van Camp,
Of Toronto. Can. were the guests OF
given by Mrs. F. B. Doran Friday at her
home on East Congress street. A COM
pany Of ten young women were pres
ent.
A lawn social and ice cream festival
was given Thursday evening at the West
minister Presbyterian church under the
auspices of the young men of Mr.. Rum
baugh'S class, assisted by the young Ia
dies Of Mr.. Weirkert's class.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the Westminster Presbyte-
rian Church will be held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. u. Cardell, on
East ROBBIE street
The monthly meeting Of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society OF
the Clinton Avenue M. E. Church was held
Friday afternoon at the residence Of
Miss Clara Martin entertained in honor
of Miss Lillian Kldmb. of Milwaukee,
Wis. Friday evening at her home on
East Winifred street. A company OF
thirty young people were entertained.
Mrs. T. j. Connolly. of Concord street,
has returned from a visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Lewis. Of st. Louis, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Lewis, of East
Congress street.
Lie MISSES 1dlVlH gave an luIOFi1dl
dinner party Thursday evening for Miss
O'Toole, Of New York, at their home on
East Winifred street. Covers were laid
for twelve.
Miss Mertie Wolley, who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs T. W. Herrick,
of East Winifred street, for the past
week, returned to her home in Cham
pin, MINI.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the King Street M. E. Church
ho1I 70 1nrath hIfCi ON
Tuesday last at the home Of Mrs. J. w.
Fryckberg.
Mrs. S. S. Johnson and Miss Hazel
/ Barnard. of Mortified, Mimi. who have
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WEST SIDE.

Miss Alma Griffin, daughter of Mr.. and
MIS- James H. Griffin, and William AL
brecht We're married Wednesday at &
o'clock at the brides home on East Isa
bel street, Father ONeill, of st. MichaeTs
Catholic church, performed the cere
mony Miss Nellie Griffin, sister of the
pride, was maid of honor and Miss Stella
Hardy. Miss Georgia Boeringer and Miss
Aurelia Wharry attended as bridesmaids,
Armour Albrecht attended the groom
The ushers Were George Rodgers. George
Griffin and Albert Sandell. An informal re-
ception was held from to 10 O'clock at
which $50 guests called. Mrs. Krahmer.
Mrs T, Tracey, Mrs. Roschett Mrs. Al
brecht and Mrs. Cavanaugh assisted in
serving. Miss Winnie Griffin presided at
the punch bowl, assisted by Miss Louise
Weber and Miss Mamie Griffin. After
q short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs AL
brecht will be at home at 81 East Isabel
street.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Ellen
Hyland and Charles E. Geissel took place
Wednesday at the brides home on Oak
MlchaefS church, performed the cere-
mony. Miss Mayme Hyland, cousin of
the bride. was the maid of honor. Marie
and Regina Kelly and Grace WEIGH were
the flower girls. John Hyland attended
the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. GeisseI left on
the evening train for Duluth, followed
by trip on the lakes. They will be at
home after Sept. 10 at so West Delos
street.
Miss Anna Olson and Frank CHAMBER
were married Tuesday at $50 o'clock at
the Trinity English Lutheran church bv
Rev. l.. Warstler. A wedding supper was
served after the ceremony at the home
of the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
CHAMBER, Prescott street Mr.. and Mrs.
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with relatives in Wisconsin.
Miss Emma Lockwood. of st. Paul
Park, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. X. l..
Graham Of Cherokee avenue.
Mrs. Stewart, of Andrew street, leaves
this month for Montreal, Canada, where
she will reside in the future.
i; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hurley, of Livingston
avenue. are entertaining Mrs. William
Reidner, Of Columbia. Wis
Mrs. James Ferguson and Miss Fergu-
son, Of West George street. have returned
from Pulaski lake, Buffalo.
Mrs Otto Hammerbacher entertained
Informally Thursday afternoon at her
home on West Robbie street.
expected to return this week from two
months visit in the West.
Miss Mary Rowan, Of East Winifred
street, will return this week from an ex-
tended visit in the East
Miss Lily Frautschi, of Concord street,
has returned from a six weeks visit in
Monroe and Madison, Wis.
Miss Edith Blanchard. Of Livingston
avenue. will return from visit in ST.
Cloud Mimi, this week.
Mrs ]. Hurdick. of Livingston avenue.
has been entertaining her sister, Miss
Craig, Of Winona. MINI.
Rev. o. w. Taylor, of Clinton avenue.
has returned from a months visit in Chi
cago and Fayette, Iowa.
Mrs. Edith Ryckman and daughter, Of
Concord street. have returned from two
weeks visit in Chicago.
Mrs. P. Owens, Of Orleans street is en-
Pertaining her niece, Miss Lillian Brown,
Of Browns Valley. MINI.
Mrs. George T. O'Brien, Of Dunedin
terrace. leaves this week for three
weeks visit In Illinois.
Miss Hannah Laier. of East Congress
street, will leave shortly for an extended
visit at Cushion, Wis.
Mrs. T. F. O'Grady. of State street, has
LEONE to Chicago for an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Nellie Kehoe, of Ohio street. has
returned from a visit in the southern
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been visiting Mrs Hartland c. Johnson,
of East Winifred street. have returned.
Mrs. E. A. Them and daughter, Miss
Edna Them, of East Isabel street, have
returned home from an extensive trip In
the East by way of the great lakes.
Mrs r. M. Groh, Of Isabel street. has
returned from Lake City. Mimi, where
she has been visiting relatives and friends
during the past few weeks.
Mrs. Mitchell, of Duluth Mimi, who
has been visiting Mrs. Walter Holmes, of
Ada street, has returned to her home
after few weeks visit.
Mrs. T. w. Herrick, of East Winifred
street. had as her guest during the week
Hill, Of Appleton, MINI.
Mrs. G. ]. Whellams. of Livingston
avenue, is expected home soon from De-
troit Lake, Mimi, where she has been
spending the summer.
Miss Alice Grohs was hostess at a
party given Friday afternoon at her home
on Lucy street. company of young
| ladies was entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. of st. James.
Mimi. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. O'Brien, of Dunedin terrace,
have returned home.
Messrs. George Leeman and Ernest
Horsnell, of Orleans street. are visiting
Mr.. Leeman's sister. Mrs. Barker. Of
Iron River. Wis.
Miss Mamie Charbonneau and brother,
Joseph Charbonneau, Of Colorado street,
have returned from a weeks visit at
Vermillion, MINI.
MIR. and Mrs. H. Jackson, of Seattle,
Wash, who have recently returned from
Europe, are visiting Mrs Milton, Of East
Congress street
Miss Gill, who has been visiting Mrs.
William Stalley, of East Congress street.
returned to her home in Madison, S. D.,
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roddy, of Milwau-
kee, Wis, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Roddy. of South Wabasha street, have
returned home.
Miss Mamie LAWYER of Rochester,
Mimi, who has been visiting Mrs. NJ. J.
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Milwaukee, Wis, and points in Michigan
Mrs. weeks. of Litchfeld. Mimi, who
has been visiting her son, y. r, weeks
of Ottawa avenue, has returned nome.
Miss Helen Stoddard. OF East a;5r,n VINE the
fred street. had as her guest during the
week Miss Agnes Bean. Of Minneapolis.
Miss McMartin. of East ROBBIE street.
has gone to Portland. Or, for an eA-
tended visit with relatives and frlenos.
Mrs. Bierman, of Hamilton, ILL.,, who
has been visiting Mrs E. Stiel. of Mid
way avenue, has returned to her home
The Luther League Of the English Luz
theran Church met Friday evening at the
church on East ROBBIE and Ada streets.
Mimi, visited Mr.. and Mrs o. A. WILSON,
of Clinton avenue. during the week
Mrs Theiux and Miss Theiux, of Isa-
bel street, have returned from Detroit,
Mich, by way of the great lakes.
Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Agnes Fitz-
gerald of Stryker avenue, left yesterday
for a visit at Belle PLANE. Mimi.
An ice cream social was given yester-
day at Harriet island under the auspices
of Woodmen circle, Grove No. IL.
Miss Lizzie Hoppe entertained com
many of young people Thursday evening
st her home on Concord street
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Joistad. OF East
Winifred street, have returned from
two weeks visit at Omaha, Neb.
Miss Annie Brandt of Delos street. has
returned from a visit at DundaS, Mimi,
accompanied by Miss Babcock.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Trinity
English Lutheran Church gave a picnic
at Lake Como on Wednesday.
Miss M. Murphy. of East Congress
street, has gone to Belle Paine. Mimi,
to visit relatives and friends
Miss Margaret Carroll, of East Wini
fred street. is entertaining Miss Grace
Evans. of Lake City. MINI.
The annual Sunday school picnic of the
Trinity English Lutheran church was held
at Minnehaha falls yesterday.
Mrs. F. BerIandi and children, OF State
street. will leave this week for visit
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Moriarty,. of East Winifred street, has
returned home.
Mrs Hugo Schreckenstein, of South
Robert street, has been entertaining dur
ing the past week Mrs. Klemenha gen. Of
Jordan, MINI.
Mrs. Al. Fullmer and daughter, of DEL
! vein, Iowa, who have been visiting Mrs
q. Thayer, of Concord street, have re-
turned home.
Miss Helen Bayard. of Cherokee ave-
nue., has had as her guest during the
past couple weeks Miss Anna Williams,
Of Kentucky.
Miss Alvina Frautsch. of Concord
street, has gone to Chaska, Mimi. where
she viii visit relatives and friends for a
few weeks.
Mrs. F. M. Turner, Of East Winifred
street had as her guests last week Mrs.
P: D Babcock and Miss Bernice Babcock,
Of Chicago.
Messrs. Andrew Christensen. of East
Winifred street. and John Tracey, Of
George street. have returned from Visit
The Misses Emma and Pansy o'Brien,
OF West George street, have returned
from short visit at Mahtomedi, White
Bear lake. iaS
Mrs. c. p. Gessart aid daughter, Of
Greenwood avenue. have returned from
Red Wing, Mimi, where they visited Mrs.
A. Crisier. III
Mrs. Fullerton, of East ROBBIE street.
will entertain the ladies' Aid Society, OF
the Hebron Baptist Church on Thursday
afternoon. nn
Miss Clara Martin, of East ,Winifred
street has been entertaining during the
past few weeks Miss KIqmb, of Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Mrs. Chapman and daughters, of Del
vein, Iowa, accompanied by Mrs. Camden
of East Winifred streets Ahave returned
home. 10
Miss Katherine Tierfey. of Midway
avenue, has gone to Chicago for a two
months visit with relatives and friends
Miss Clara Burcher, of Ohio street, has
returned from three weeks visit In
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I part Of the state.
Miss Dora Lawton, Of Prescott street,
has returned from fortnight's visit at
White Bear lake.
Miss Elsie Harnisch, Of Concord street.
Valley, MINI.
Mrs. r. Gallagher, of East Congress
street is entertaining Miss Krier, of Wi
mona, MINI.
Miss Frances Hunt, Of Midway avenue,
has returned from a short visit at Del
vein, Iowa.
Miss Elsie SchiIling, Of Colorado street,
has returned from weeks visit at Red
Wing. MINI.
Mrs. William Harnisch. Of Concord
street has gone TO Waconia for a fort
nights visit
Miss Sadie Shaw. of Hall avenue. has
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-27

wheat deal last spring." continued the
young man, but l have got on my
feet again, and some fine day I hope
to catch the house of Marchmoht e.
Co. mapping and get back some of the
k100, 200 you squeezed out of me.
The elder man laughed. That wheat
deal was a pleasant recollection.
Il suppose you think 1 was skim
ming pretty close to sharp practice
when 1 made you settle on my own
basis, didn't you?" he asked.
mot at ALL said Heath. When a
man sells what he hasn't got he has
no kick coming when he is made to
pay for his folly. 1 think I got a
$780, 900 worth of experience out of that
dealn'
Il wouldn't mind selling you a lit
tie more experience at the same rate"
Baid Marchmont. ''What are you doing
now?"
ooh, 1 am working on that San
Reno Mining Company proposition.
Think it is a pretty good thing. I
have organized a company and believe
we will be paying dividends inside of
a year"
"Humph! What's the capital stock?"
Hundred thousand"
How muck do YOU control?"
"Fifty-one per cent, five hundred
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-27
SQUEEZING THE
SHORT INTEREST
BY WILLIAM WALKER HINES.
Copyright, 1902, by William Walker Hines.

II am sincerely sorry that you take
tilis view of the situation, Mr.. March
mont" said the younger of the two
rsau in the private office, land 1 beg
IL remind you that your daughter will
49, of age in a few weeks. She has
Sromised that she will marry me then,
~Aether you give your consent or not"
~n that case, Mr.. Heath" said the
older man, the matter win have pass
ed beyond my control. 1 have moth
ing to urge against you except that 1
do not consider you a good business
man, and would wish my son-in-law
to be capable of entering the firm of
Marchmont & Co. You are. am sor-
roy to say, too impulsive and prone
TO be taken in. In short, you are
not at all the kind of a man 1 would
pick out for a son-in-law."
Since you have been so frank. Mr..
Marchmont, I trust that you will not
think me discourteous when 1 state
that you are not at all the kind of a.
man I would pick out for father-in-
law"
The elder man was a fighter by in
stinct and training, and there was an
appeal to him in the sharp reply of
the young man which softer answer
would not have carried. The rather
slight frame of the young man was
not indicative of great physical
strength, but a glance at his keep gray
eye and square cut jaw revealed great
nervous strength and acuteness.
You beat me pretty badly on that
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-27

and ten shares"
Who holds the rest?"
jim Dodson has 200 shares; John
FOLK, as attorney, holds one hundred
ana the other one hundred and ninety
are held in scattering five and ten
share lots"
What's the truth of the rurnor 7
near that the mines are suffering from
an overflow of water?"
Not much. When our pumps are
put in place we will have that water
out in month. The stock is good.
believe it's worth all of par, maybe
more"
Want to buy any?"
i might take few shares if YOU
make it an object"
I'll sell you two hundred and
fifty" ~
Didn't know you had any. 1t is
dangerous business selling what you
haven't got to deliver" said Heath
flippantly.
guess l can deliver them all right.
don't need any advice from you on
the subject. The trouble is with YOU
that you are afraid of the stock YOUR
self Evidently old man Marchmont
was somewhat angry.
Not on your life. I'll take four
hundred from you at fifty"
Marchmont made some figures on a
slip of paper. We'll" he said agrees
sively, IF you will not acquire any
stock in the meantime, or have your
friends acquire any, 1 will deliver you
four hundred shapes of this stock
within sixty days at fifty"
The agreement to deliver was signed
and acknowledged. and then March
mont said:
Il am making this deal just to teach