The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-18
MORE GOOD WORDS
FOR SUNDAYS GLOBE
All Classes of Readers Join in Appreciative Comment
on the Production of Metropolitan Journal.

Albert Schuneman, Schuneman &
| Evans-T h G | o b has made good
move. I admire the papers enterprise
and the colored supplement will do it a
great deal of good.
H. j. Hadlich, Superintendent OF
Delivery-You bet, the colored supple
ment in days Globe was
| something fine and is big improve
ment to the paper. I admire the en-
terprise Of the paper.
County Treasurer MetZdorf-The
| new colored supplement is all that was
needed by The Globe to make 1t
! compare favorably with the best metro
! politan papers of the country. For re-
liable news 1t has good lead over it's
| competitors in the Twin Cities.
Peter Macarthur, the Emporium-We
are always glad to see a paper add at
tractive features, for it increases it's
value for advertising. Til e Glob e. s
new colored supplement is certainly
along the right line.
County Attorney Kane-Yesterday's
Globe was an ideal newspaper. The
new colored comic and magazine Sec
lions are great improvements to what
has been,s for some time, most inter-
esting and readable paper. wish to
congratulate the management upon
such marked progress.
Sheriff Unsatisfactory G o e
was the most interesting of the half
dozen Sunday papers I purchased.
think the colored section Is great i'm
proyement to the Sunday issue.
Jacob Dittenhofer, Golden Rule-The
new colored supplement which
Globe has added is an attractive
piece of work. 1t Is a good thing for
the paper, for the readers and for the
advertisers.
Luther M. Cushing, President of the
st. Paul Chamber of Commerce-For
live news, both Geographic and local,
7 h G o b e is in a class by itself as
far as the papers of the Northwest are
concerned. The gradual Improvement
during the past six months has brought
the paper up to standard of excel
lence that puts it on par with the
Chicago daily publications. In many
respects it surpasses the Chicago pa
perS.
John w. Finehout, Judge Municipal
Court-The colored section gives the
paper much more metropolitan ap-
pearance, and the matter contained in
it should be appreciated by the pub
lie.
County Assessor Conley-Good judg-
ment was exercised in selecting the
new eolored supplement to T h e S u n
day Glob e. That the paper is ap-
preciated is shown by the fact that it
was impossible to secure a copy Of it
at any of the news stands after it had
been on sale few hours.
David Wallblom, Wallblom Furni-
ture and Carpet Company like h e
very much. 1t makes the paper more
attractive and will increase its value
for advertising.
Charles Friedman, Friedman Bros.:-
T h G. o b e. S growth during the past
six months has been marked. We for
merly subscribed to the others papers,
but soon found that it was necessary
to read T h e G 10 b e if we wanted the
news Of the day. Sundays edition was
beautiful paper. The colored supple
ment was well executed and was not
daub of ink, like so many of the colored
supplements.
John j. O'Connor, Chief of Police
The paper is interesting and entertain
ing. The colored supplement helps it
greatly, and the other departments are
as good as usual.
H. P. HALT is fine, and I'm glad to
see that T lie Globe has made this
great Improvement. have been won
dering for some time why it was not
done before. st. Paul has been way
behind other cities Of the country in
not having colored supplements to the
Sunday papers, and I'm pleased to see
that T h e G 10 b has awakened. I
wish TIL e Glo be success, and am
pleased to see the enterprise with
which it is now conducted.
T. c.. Field, Field, Schlick & Co.
I have just returned from a seven
months trip, so I am in a position to
note the great improvement in r h e
G 10 De. It has grown to be a great
newspaper. 1t now has all the airs of
metropolitan journal.
G. M. Mott, General immigration
Agent of the Northern Pacific-T
G l o b is printing very newsy pa
could be desired.
Andrew G. Schoch, Secretary of An
drew Schoch Grocery Co.-The value
of The sunday GIob for adver-
Using is increased greatly by the addi-
ton of a colored supplement. The
supplement is something nice and will
add much to the papers popularity.
Sergeant r. A. Wright, Central Po-
lice Station-It was corker.
Hugo Nelson, 754 Agate Street,
have been regular reader of the Sun
day Clio b during the past fifteen
years and to the best of my recollection
today'S issue surpasses anything ever
published before. The colored pictures
charm the children and are sure to Gre
ate a great demand for the paper
among families in all parts of the city.
Samuel S. Auss, Manager of Schmitz-
Auss Company-It is up to the stand
ards of the big Eastern papers in every
detail. The color work is beyond criti-
cism. The features are bright, read
able and replete with valuable Informal
ton. Wouldn't have missed it for
anything.
Joseph Macauley, Superintendent of
Police Alarm-Excellent. Could hardly
be better. The paper is interesting
through and through and just the thing
for the family circle on Sunday
John Peterson, Collector of Customs
The colored supplement makes T h e
G o b e much more interesting. The
paper is improving all around and is
much better than ever before.