davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

steadily Increased and gained upon
the Maslam population. The large
standing army drawn eNriusiv@ly
from Mpsirm young men, makes
serious iufoada upon the population
The camps are badly cared. Tor y M
diseases faVaRe them Ia peace az
sci ~ iu war.
THIS makes prep1ufefauee Of
females. extremely generous aud har-
RAISING % the poor Moslem Not to
give hts daughter ia marriage f.
diaafacs. and % provide a dow ~
that shall distance competition IL
impossible The birth 81 a female
child ia therefore often cauaidsrsa
misfortune. A'vreat deal u covert
infautiei4a results.
Tho female infant often dies a
natural death BY the agency % the
midwife. Within a fer days after
birth. In many Instances drugs are
adfuiHistsfFd. the mother being 8ux-
ious and suspicious. but IN general
not an hecomplics This cflH5a has
attracted munh government atteu.
ton. but u ia our NOT easily sup
pressed " IL too deep seated IN
M-slaa1 character and conditions
So common ~ lt ia some sections
that u IL not considered "A moral
crime At all
The Ottoman woman. on account
Of the religion Of the known and tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
WHITE NEXT To CAR ;
HIS WIFE AN EXILE

mate this swtudls fhs purse Keeper
ordered that the crowns tax 20 -
prr cent un ell w9rkifesa should be
raid in oil nos IN money Thus with
- uut ~ every 100 barrels 81 retro
leutH produced rolling iHto tho royal
warehouse. she government suau
was able "a sell TIE product az rsn-
nnuahie rates and break the ceruer
Mindful II his oHn humble Begin
ming ~ Wiite always has been =
champion - the woe king classes and
hia HuaNastfsfla IN she labor troubles
% 1901 established sFHtHma - arbi-
tFatiou between employer and en-.
ployn. which have been Invaluable
iu rprrnt Disturbances.
Aside from one bit Of rrookrdneaa.
for Witch NJ Wltts apparently was
not a. blame. the minister's public
MnS has been free from scandal
After the failure - a big railway
company SOME years age. n was
CHARGED that Nine Witir. aided by
prominent Huagian banker. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
BANKERS GATHER
at FRISCO

HAN FRANCISCO oct q Eesrf
Incoming - ta3HF has hf8ashf
faEee usauaa e. thH tpHHtHa HHnfh 80
ala1 alestiHE af see Amefleaa Hansz
Hrr $50 EHHsFEF A. fha fHHal o.
tFfs = ths t=sl aHefHtsfg thFfa Ras
fsaE scaHF tlstaH
The anefeiHes sill BE- HeenHt ~ Pres
ff-at HazHveH itaftT - Naffsik. va
sd aHfHrezss ~ usiaHfae af3 s. 40
HtefrH 3D. UaserHaf fafsiaa Wafef
aetnltfs asa ftaa iawsa 81 FHalaa
= nfeaxnEiuE enc $40 Ffaeats#n hsaka
rfa The pFraitsnta address asa she
rssAins - sartaHs reuafHa silt aeoapr
tHr raasaHrHaf - she open IS a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

ufa Of the hafrm. cannot be looked
Upon a. gIthst a NIfy 90 4 matheD
She has Hamp good qualities that
make her a worthy member OF SO
etrtY. bat her isuuftuues her huz
initiating position and her exclusive
aud sensual existence dwarf all de-
Nrlapmcut and destroy uRftY hnpe.
rheao Poor souls often possess
gaatleAl Onda. always Of lyrical
-taat. aud they sins beautifully of
love and ita relations. hut thc vhiof
amusement 1T their dayH la the tcadz
Ins u the AtaAA. fehtes y hitch dwell
tn the hsfrm and tho various as
Heetn 90 palyHamN
JbeY am 80 Wapnn< up Ia thrif
rollsiQss beliefs that they fafKrt
their duties. They GENERALLY love
luNurlsa and are delighted with pros
eioHa atanea aud fich oaahmrfea
thrif manner of dressing Is
unique. It's chief aim II 60 hide
every part of the body. ard eHunrs
eialIy the face some time aau great
efforts we're made 90 introduce bu-
farsaa fashions into Turkey. but the
lunuta uun met With little fat--.. nu
the sgaund that they Wstu wanting
in taste and elegance.
MANY Ottoman WoWen. especially
Among ths rich families arr striving
Ca completely rufuuu the national
tresa aua Ga have intercourse With
the Woman % other religions
ft ia un uncommon thing Ca see
these bald iuuoRatafH taking e
walk through the markets. the pub
lie gardens m the streets nf ghe
rera. ar rowing an thr iiasperun.4
hut aInca many disturbances have
resulted from it the rrelrsiaHtieat
and civil authorities have several
customs
There are rRamrls-. especially in
The hnrma ~ tho Distinguished
paahaH. "a hHra earnest attempts
have beer made 90 establish ttua
family life and wtete the children
Afa brought ap uuaeF tha csc and
ears nf their parents bY European
suFrfI ~ ssH fElH aham thrY ieafu
ust nuN European language bat
European habits
Attempts "a establish girls
SCHOOLS AMONG the NuasHimauic
ranul Eftuu have been tried nut
proved Afnflire because or prejudice
aad reiisiu,e fanatielaH. ~ the
Ottoman woman. often remarkable
Tor mental power a. drlaset tes
tnlfrefuauN as well ~ spE ally ana
uhi their only Interest ans oecapa
tisn in the matsrtal and camWan
thIuka ~ iifr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
NOTED ACTRESS
RETURNS TO
STAGE

NEW YoWk. oct % Aztec an alb
s-aer ~ uHfa tfaa tN1 ffafs fHam ne
atase dHHHa uhfea tine she has hren
fs9afaf4flns frafn "a iaHs ani severe
I'Haas afiss AIt tahaa b e. make uef
ff4rnsa Hansr taasaht 81 Atlantis eaiF
ffeH eana o. ths aass1a daH faf q
taaf - sta saHfH snd west andef iha
HaHtt mraf - f.eietar s Co Hhe wsil
HHt tss seer ta ans nas plays tsr ths
present h,g sill g#zndnr hsfaaif g. hef
aii -sresasas b. The ash1ai f1f Heans
ast The Merchant e FHHIea aua
far ramInH uE e.. AhHeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

pARaeuscr has ma mare chance ei
- ape iu the extremely likely chauan
" accident than has a EAT IN wire
tfap WhrH thr trent daar 20 che same
deseeuds tisa Thousand nf brick aha
yfasss an tha back az is ussk
Jammst ttsathef ln tbHs most
dangerous faaaiaH she ufaru Lake
residents are compelled ttefs night 60
await lAaIr fats eIih hated breath e.
ihe ttr races aane thr rotten eld
tfatla aNar t.abe tHiau known hF
rauflra9 81 the boulevard while thH
WatHFa beneath faIrg YaHp to frceikr
oue af these fHmps the#ifatk cars
u6Ieb have uFau 3D. pnpaIaf With tha
Nero o.tarHa as a nissas ef thiunius
uaf ,sHgeatsd IaaranErr traffic 81
Isfr.
IL one q tts cars iamm4d fu1 q
human ffaIahL with Gee dsaf lHekei
ava 5ha other aaeereIy eiaaed ahA has
f.ssdsd with Tbs hack platform crowd.
haHd ever leap tbe trstk en thta
treble Seattle would have tale ~
horror o. aral asst over the eifan that
vaatd aval ~ Tacoma dIsaster 81
IaIY 4 three Nfata asa. ur the aea.
satfanaf iahu "a rha Victoria ear which
uiauaed IhfaHHh tnT Eaiat isilGF
bflIaa Hta enc Las ala ssaua as
Conditions ate aath that eifhef pHs
I'd theaa aefIIeHta mlsht hs repeateA
aH fhr areeH iake iHe aaE asE The
h4slt#esri ffHstIa 81 aii arH ruttrn.
ARA EH1Hsr O. fHaH aHeh 4 hasa k.iauH a.
aHaaf ths nraa aa pslut EI1isa ASSET
daat. aad the cfIH.1ai rate 80 whieh
fNF ears aHe F1u around tHr auEeftaiH
eaftv- tas fEs HHs afa wf salsul
afsf e. arHH aHHHt rsrllitI fr "a the
f1Hanh hafrzr
EHaHr ls Hr ffE'asF WhatHfef fHr ihe
a.4fasH al arHzF af aHftI se si cen hf che
, attHa EiaetHIe company - tnHa Ifne
fi# eamrtHt tsiif Hae=rfa ere Hfrs
80 Haa iHs.ls - - azeasafa Sc thf SAY
ne e a feu at#ffF pennies aad tHfn
plants arv naf el.h iHdsfsfsn.s fhH
E sHaer e. eH#rN the company exposes
lts Patrons is thr gfavaut ertHae
aHsaaaIta. nat HhH raHfIe 20 fhla aietrtrf
asH q s zraat mHH1 athsrs HaFr
HesH - fas'ea 10 tas sfsfes~d ssfeies
kFsn them
a thr Utfs aah#s'atiaaa aad efsasz
Inss shoes thHa I#ra aHF tss aHe maE
aeH tsaHsHtarfa star3snE tn fha faia
aithaat sHsItsf aaHIHins fHa arrival
81 : ear f5F maas fn.Hufss aee,ai ere
seha1afe ttuc. att Hhau ar ietaf ear
aass aHasss IH aHtHt enH bee ffrg teetz
. observes lts s#uaasfef be mttafalaa
#nfatenfl waee Die HaHA ta ftz
b. ssezFsF a the ereptF etr EsFH ht a.
faH snt f5aeai b. et4sg strs tat
- Ehs s#H# thIHs aaii thr last fsf
- q pass eauiaa along Al Rt ~ Hu
the HE5ratHa Hsa6rHsere e shas'' lHars
HHfH raiH Hasef lffHsifaaia MI
Haef she nfars - ~ aaEsk atzHt H
HsNaFei HaFH NHHr soy Ewa HE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

picture AMI smiled. = eau stand b.
Mfrau. d. rad II am uasi tu
wafaa pictures than thlH. bat dln I
do it again
why n8t9 lent Il SOD like
nnHs
a pretty good cartoon. but 70 !
thought ! loakrl lihr thla 81 Guild be
ashamed e. stand az b=foff su sH-
1iapae and shuW tuy face iu broad
daylight
Hafuine examined The sketch ami
pronounced re fftiu 60 ufe. liefflek
pla-ed bis iaiiiais ~ the bottom 81
She sketch and the stars osrrss
spaudsas eealrei BE- against thr pro-
tests ffam ths aiateaiuaHsh4tlat and
she subject ~ the sketch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

uAt.Eiau \ c. oct 10 me Sorth
cAraiina state faIr apsnsi today uus
Der the most favorable aasui1aa The
vahlbttinn comprises the best displays
- the VARIED Resources and iudaairieH
q the state assf gathered taEa1Hsf.
o. seleriInE hian Erada ard attractive
afais5asrsfnaF fa4aafaa tha So cement
has hren Cd ally Haecz safui The fair
. q e1uiiaao until the end q TIM
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
PLAN BEAUTIFUL
FLORAL DISPLAY
ar WORLDS FAIR

ST IDrIa oct ta Ths afat ahIp,
mrnt II l1Hrr nHIfH HrHt from iiai.
mnd a. ~ used % ihH floral dvenfa.
uHns "a ths wafidH faf "a reached
81 taHis 'fHa shipment esiapfssts a p
pe HuIHa iH#IHaIHa iHiIpa - largo
variety df Hpaalaa aad caIlfa. htas
giHihu efafaasa ard iHis Tbs i8i b.
valued az aHaEf n g. ~
The bulbs VII d. planted tn lsFa de
riaua Uu ths IlaHra ~ Agricultural liiii
uHr design aIH uauaIsa II 30 Amrfl-
can Gag auf Is Hsut de- lla With thr
names af jefferson and Napoleon IN az
sfai 4tig sdHaH Thr seaana design viii
have re ifs principal feature shield
~ ths United States vith the names ~
MeklHisg ahd Roosevelt ln a similar
scroll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

ara ambifiaH e. become an artist
Whfa left #ahaat { raffesuaHiesi
u~WHla pets anH maHaaHfl -
3nai ihE fuf Sob haf atatehas /
faiht O. set eafs and { naa nhIs -
10 Etva 10 up
Hta Hefftek KurarrHirH - uauff
t1tAY daabticss 30 sfiHdiuE 49,
az mnaE salar1 making tatIaffa
faf some newspaper instead - beins
preaidrht 81 a great hAna zuH cam
Hiasts FOE governor
There IL nothing I love fnofr. "
saii the colonel tskiuk PAD =
hap~E from the tshte on his zpeEizl
aas thau 10. sketch fpias
ilhHaa uaa az that mafneni iu an
either paFf - the car NhisfefinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
SONS or REp0i UTi0h
HOLD A NEE TING

FunT WAYNE Irda oet i7aThe
fHg.ana state aazfefF - ~ Eana ~
enc Al. HsaH WrHHiaftaH heEaa ffs
aataHsa aiestias ia FeFf Wayne TO-DAY
sta an affHHafseea q delegates fagfes
asnflaH the Haftaaa fa#af ehspfefs
thrauah1at tha state Addresses ~
ssaiasrus and raatiaa hzasiaras Occupied
fhr greater part ~ TIE opening 49,
atast heia tnts aftsrnpsa Ga tha Eafne
lah raauaa Interest csatars ia the
tanasf basque tar tight At ahi6h fslsHs
tenant gafeHa#r Gilbert aHd hthaf
paaIlc nau are q 30 heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
PASSENGERS LOCKED
UP LIKE RATS IN =
A TRAP
FRIGHTFuL STREET CAR HORROR couRTED BY
SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY ON ITS GREEN
LAKE LINE-PASSENGER PAY TWO FARES
TO PROCURE n SEAT

Patrons og the gaeea Lake uar 81
the Seattle riaetfIt company have r.
klek centue. sb hstr the ratfaHa ef
eNef8 either Tine e tHr seattle EIeetHtf
company. Tor that matter uat that's
NIX Is rather mHfa strenuous than
sauie af the athrHa Seauies octopus
has for ane thiHE a eiastai hatit 81
running aHH= tsH fsHa. oH the usefs
lake iiuc. ans q Haa beru Hsuftd aut
that ihta e. TOT thr RuHHaar af fHfrins
payment 81 aaahIe fares uY tha pasa-
eusers
between asa fn oele1k ~ p
evenine che oHran hks ears come
DOVE saeaua HFtH.e ia nuaft hnH.
tau cot prepared lo deH1 emmoia.
tiahe g. tHe rsffa HHHhET ef Efwsa
sains rasaeukrra. Is1pte are gathered
On bunthaa al fEa 81 sfft siT#nt aHd
NaaieF waY erlasIHsa ana thH1 know
there will D. aflm shausr eE aeHtIHs
a seat tHr the nas FtEe e. tbsf salt
faf the srsae reh.isH Is So araHna the
laab and e1me back afalH 81 thes
eiinta ga ans saeaur a.ata it thsf cen.
paYies ors FAIRS tat thf f.ar O. the
ioap ani another foF tha raat ~ the
trip
e, ear Is aHsl ar sith thsse daable
fafe rtsznasars anl as ortiiutf1 tive
cent peasenHer. aE ana Wita little
fouF-etnf h.ue HeAet. has rsther lees
chance than q iack-rahalt e. Sc
comfortable sfaHdanR fHm ara a
strap Ia alone tbe Fan seat uh.sh
D. pays fsE ttat thr rawHaH1 hold
un mHr pizf tHe nFrrTIHe HfH the EtH
fef themselves
Hha4 E.#. .s. t,#s..5s.- #....5..H4 Throne s.
the feu unul fhe car e damned faH
aud rtarse3 aswH SIS laiv thrn
th#F Hesk the taHg tHaf aut nisat the
hsek iaar uaht esHfalA HaaHiiHs ans
esasta and rf#sHi g. 5tek ths tsts
flsf - as a harftsfa ta thr aHtiek=
THIS 80 haFrzra HrfFta abe ser
rearh 80 ~ street ans sf fhe tara
stsfe sfHf siEs fswH On eeefs na.is
etaaa Tap aiEh che lufns.H- tha Heu
eate-sfes errdIHtsF aHt HHtafuaH
have sem thH eHUtHHaEEr HHd every
basiy srta - Iaas sweet hua aafuffteI
sh5ic stsaar,p4s the afiaHIaE aaih -
q ffsE1eH eera re- fHe atafeess efa -
that Is anrfhluE bus aa sira isht.
Tees awas NEht msatl che hshsz
tsi# rsshrs raaai ere eafazf az Flfth
20 pH1s aaa hanHs aeHfii9 aHan the
bih O. rfua thence ever the crooked
Faiff1ad that h1 masf areiaHs 2iats
insa wenta IT, way "a ths Ufaeu
Ike district
Last reenIrz th-Fe afse Hsrv thsu
Eve hundred O. sseareHa taztra ~ owe
ursau Lake rsF. ara 81 uisuF Hf fhsaa
a. aoaid Re fsree1 sh#asH Co.. were
tS-kfI un ir thc -ar uF fas conductor
shi1e fhH Ger UsN afaanf curves and
raaffIa faeea daUn Ir#i.ara III a
this latest atrnaifs - iaeklre p-anis
q Iha ears - criminals - EaiI
-e~-p s.~r.e.e -r.s-->~ 49, ---,s.--
ElunIue e eHfnpEaIn -
Win tba trent tar t7skaa ara ghs
bsck dnar shaf ara Harrisstsd ~ e
yam % hurusnitr 90 ths fa fha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
OBSERVE PEGGY
STEWART DAY

BALTIMORE oct ia -Prks} Stew
sfa baa uaa observed taaaE 30 the
Daughters - else American Revolution
ard athHr patriotic societies ~ Mary
4ano The day O. the anniversary -
the alfHiba - tge EnaiIsh Sea ship
r,sasg Aissars in Annapolis barber
uaf ID tHt Ga IuIF e. ~ tha aauft
aesr convection NaH 81 Ia Auuau-
ulIs. aud |. uH- resolved a. cease tfsd.
inr v#th England dee e tha aversion
ID tbe stamp faH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
IF | LOOKED LIKE THAT
10 GO HIDE MY HEAD"

sweet uathiuaa into n committee
man'a eau TO detected itrfflrh ln
The ASA ul Alssl1hIua him
what afr you doing SEfuH
Hanna asked.
"ph nothing
"Ara. fuu are you're W1kihF ans
picture Lets HEr De-
Then Uncle Mark looked 81 TIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

the czar. the most powerful person
age in the empire used 10 be a raft
way clerk on small salary but he
mFd "a ffHte Tor work, tnh f1nult1
~ pefslsieuca. and a bead for organ
taatiiHl and climbed steadily until
be got so high IN thc railway bust
ness that the tzar could DISCERN him
one - hts clevsrest MOVIES after
he became minister u finance was
the outWitting Of syndicate formed
some time aao. % corner petroleum
After getting hold or nu enormous
quantity % the product the COM
tany. sure - ifs monopoly. flEnd an
almost impossible price To check
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

MANaFtEIp o The country
last a eaft1oblst and sketch artist
when Myreu r uorfisk d.'essi..s sa
become uuaualeH and statesman.
DO Nau kuuN. said the Hepuhz
ur4u candidate fdT governor THAT
ftum the moment ! uta- old enough
"a use a pencil Il has tSvn my aim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

LONDON. Oct ta-M wttfe.n
promotion 90 fhe poet ~ premier %
rnHsla shuHa that iu ane raiut e.
least. the cars bleak srf4 tarhHisnt
realm reaemhiea fhn land - free
fHus THr man who saved NHasla
fHuH bankruptcy aud naH. nest 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
Geo. N. Woodilouse
Company
1909 Second Avenue
Eastern College Of Painless
Dentistry
Second and Pike. Mssona. Temple
Buiidina.

This l. not = coiirEe for students
none are employed ~ admfitsd. Our
EAR IL composed q nuHltHls - long
experience. Nh1 cume here 90 perfect
themselves fu our scientific methods
Ths celiess feea - skilled dentists. who
Cnn4s here 20 learn uuf fFhtefn. enables
Us - give the muat perfect work 10 =
Vfrk moderate price This - shH only
mace III seattle whore an Absolutely
painless preparation ts used lt to a
ass-fet method kubwn and used BY us
only 10 net be inhaled hT those who
isfhte in uuf vicinity 20 prurt ~ cut
reputation. our prices are the lowest
ceuEiHfent with firut-ciaNn work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
STRUCK 81 LOCOMOTIVE

John 4 Hsu. u ufseu Lake. waa
ssrffHs 81 a awiteh engine and paiaa
fauF Injured yesterday whise walking
along tire NaftAern Pacific track te-
tween Seattle and INTERPLAY Three
ribs were broken ard he vas badly
bruised Tie We taken q rroxideuee
haspiial
aaaaasf saa=a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
CITY IS KIM TO
ASPHALT TRUST

of course no one 10, .se... -. 49, - -...
HIr. aHst uhofaas hfasr. faf that matter.
,ius fa s eauplssaa up September
tlsfr falber Asphalt company OWES ts city and
81 art 3
has an rN~ssun a mu=lt Is NAxl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

90 10 spinnInEa Tor bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

EAIaftlNG = EaafH aa.a Nf
with thf fraat taHr iaskaa ara ghf
bsck dnar shaf ara Harfisstsi ~ e
San af hamsHitF go ths 81 fa. fha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
JAL/I
re bP|

"Oh.
Wemht
wee ia
hammer
Dhg0k 81
miloi
falk 90
all that
20 the
daruuy
ton pr
"WhH
uHtrout
"Gh
esd the
Cert
fnrG e
you iu
Der, or
ayh &
Bee aus
wrong
with II
Qtfn
Hell
wfrHd
Ia u
WeHfh
we
Vr O.
fhlH g.
though
oh
want
All
foeHn
office
Cam p
"ThH
nofB
the pa
20 pre-
furt q
IN the
! find
10 day
t0ual
slight
20 bT
dope
80
god "a
coma
arrest
well "
cloud.
tsrda
We q
you're
Blu
That
overt
Nt4n
tfKg
0eriou
fhsrr
Judg
fer q
oofnes
here
the y
with
done
fum :"
aOh
phon'
the n
4
this {
was I
: ] que
paid
"BI
'-.~~~-~
II
f. NJ
a
short
w
10 u
vlus
tell
f. 80
Arhe
ing e
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26
CUT OUT THE REPEAIERS
IN DISTRIBUTING CHRISTMAS
CHEER TO THE NEEDY, AGEN-
CIES AVOIDED IMPLICATIONS
IN MAKING UP THEIR LISTS.


The clearinghouse plan for giving
of Christmas gifts to deserving fami-
lies and individual benefciaries, made
effective by the Associated Charities,
was a success General Manager J..
f. Jackson said this morning: cit
has been a long while since Christ
mas money has accomplished SO much
as this year. This is because of the
reduction in Implications.
The fact that people did check up
the giving lists, Mr.. Jackson said, was
encouraging as showing cooperation.
teers, churches, societies and organ
izations galore checked up with the
Associated Charities. When it was
all over, there were persons to be re-
membered who were not in on any
thing. For these the Associated Char
tiles made provision, and they includ-
ed Industrious, self-respecting people.
The list included Christmas trees,
with decorations, to some, toys or din
ners to others, everything delivered
to the house in each case.
One woman who received a din
ner. gave such a. shout that all the
neighbors crowded in to hear her ex-
pressions of joy. Another woman re-
fused the bundles under the impress
sion that they were being delivered
by mistake.
Several pathetic circumstances were
noted. One dinner was delivered to
family made up Of two boys, two
girls, mother, old father and sick .hus-
band. The dinner was gratefully re-
ceived and made way for application
for fuel, which was greatly needed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26
TEACHERS ARE
DUE MONDAY
EDUCATIONAL AssO-
CITATION WILL BEGIN THEN.
General Rally at st. Paul Commercial
Club Monday Evening the First
Thing on the Program-Tuesday
Morning the Real Work of the Com
vention Begins. 81.

Educators from all parts Of the
state will assemble in st. Paul Monday
for the annual convention of the Min
nesota Educational association.
The convention will open with a
general rally at the Commercial Club
at 8 p. m.
Real work will begin Tuesday morn
ing. The program in outline follows:
General Sessions.
CENTRAL #PRESBYTERIAN@ CHURCH.
Tuesday, 9:SO a. m.
Tuesday, 8 p. m.
Wednesday, p. m.
Wednesday, 8, p. m. reception Cat
Commercial club).
Thursday, 2 pm.
County superintendent's Section.
SENATE CHAMBER CAPITOL.
Tuesday, 2:3O p. m.
: Wednesday. a. M, joint session with
rural school section
Thursday, 8 a. m.
High School Council.
ROOM 26 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Tuesday. 2 p. m.
Tuesday, 2 p. M, History Round Table
in room ~.
Wednesday, 9 a. m.
Thursday, a. m.
College Section.
ROOM IL CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Tuesday, 2 p. M
Z. LueSOay, o:SU p. H., annual banquet.
/ Wednesday,, 9 a. M
Graded School Section.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Wednesday, $3.50 a, m.
Thursday. $3.50 a. m.
Rural School Section.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Tuesday, 1870 p. M
Wednesday,. 8 a. ms, Joint session with
county superintendents.
Thursday, a. M, room 25 Central High
school. a4.4f
Music Section.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM CENTRAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Wednesday, 9 a. m.
Associated School Boards.
ROOM Is CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Tuesday, 2 p. m.
Wednesdays: $50 a. m.
Business College Section.
ROOM 16: CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Tuesday, 9 a, m. and 1880 p. m.
Wednesday, 9. a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Thursday, 9 a.. M. and 1880 p. m.
Child Study Section.
Tuesday, Q p. M, Assembly hall, Cen,
tral High school,.
Wednesday, g. a. M, room 10, Centra
High school.
Wednesday, p. M, special session, par
| lor Windsor hotel
Wednesday,, 8 p. M, general session
parlor Windsor hotel. =
Thursday, $3.50 a. M, joint session will
graded school section at Central Presby
terian church.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26
CARRIERS ARE VERY BUSY
CHRISTMAS MAIL WILL NOT ALL
BE DISTRIBUTED UNTIL NEXT
MONDAY. NOON.

Not before Monday noon will the
Minneapolis postoffice' have finished
delivering it's Christmas packages.
The twenty-five extra carriers who
have been engaged as beardless Santa
Clauses worked until $3.50 o'clock last
night. They are quite as busy to-day
as if the candles were still burning,
the stockings still Debated.
The increase this year in the
amount Of Christmas mail has been
considerable. altho the percentage
cannot readily be calculated. The
increase in money orders issued and
cashed also was marked.
Despite the fact that Christmas
packages this year are more securely
wrapped than ever before-probab bly,
as the result of many published warn
wrapped and tied, are Wholly without
addresses. Such packages are opened
to discover inside, if possible, the
name of the sender, who is notified.
One open package displayed this NOR
ming a pair Of ladies' garters-pale
blue silk elastic, embroidered violets,
silver buckles. Tucked within was
a card inscribed ."To Alice from Dar.''
Who will this be sent to?''
I guess, said the clerk, .that we'll
have to notify the late clerk of the
Minnesota supreme court - Dar
Reese