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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
Dtolin.Vco.

gnaIanSeren s. 6. 8orit benleoer
SpmPrffom9eeon paa Ell triert0e
Sare. Der ntaa opfpIbe ertboer Ben al
oct eOlelte Snitrunent meS Sorg,
nemlis Den iig n9rmerrOe 8tolin.RsO.
Ter err pel ingen siebliffeIis Sare FOR
Be sande, ifisnte, itulienife &tolinerS
Sorioitben. met beres antal % i9r.
lig beres 8artgbeo er bear9niet. I'll
at i~oritaa Oct er BET ttIitrGffeliar at
ptoe, at Soatim bar opiliSt 5onet
pao en- Strabtparils. Deme Opili.
cen gaar ganife pitt lutgiomt, men o..
iaa gnnife iitfert, % tibligere eIer ie-
mere maa set 5tospunft fomrle,
boor Stra6iparts, Imatis o. 8ilarne.
ris W%teiterpGrfer er iorlpunone eler
/ etboet Salo uer0ilsie for be ipiaen.
De, men ogiaa btsie Weitres @leoers
Irbetoer triier en- lignerOe Sfipbne.
6or iugfprotae % aienbere bar bette
| lang Sib oGret Slide til Sorg, men
/ Den ier,ere 5iO er cepes Opm9rfi or.
beo for bet bleoet ifiRrpet peo be It'll
9e,roe Briier pod 8ioliner ira tibli.
gere Beriooer. Selp. erfarne aisb-
mGno er forbauiebe PED Ben Omo9lt.
ming, Der | fort 9ib er ifet / griierne.
iSor onrtrent 80 Plan itoen bar ST 800
til $4,000 en- goo BriS for en- Strl.
0Iparius. Mu betules ben iaHme Bio.
lin meO $4,000 til $4,000. @nonu
onlOtgere er Stignirqen paa 8lIu.
eagnilrt 8ininen, nemlig $500 til
$500 op til S 5000 on $4,000, ia enc.
% 5000 Soadins bar bibraget
life ltbt tit Denne Yrisitigning, i6et
BON a~nbefaFeoe 5olf. Ger life funoe
md9te en- "Strao" eaer er 8l1arne.
rtits, at fisbc Ell 8raho9nini. Sor.
btrtoelie bertneo sfan oct nGpnes, at
ro8le uf Sc itsrfte 8idiripiuere er
gaaet itbeatfor Realerne i galget al
oeres @tottn. Sfistt Bagdnini eie0e
en- al De ifisnneite "Struo", iniQeSe
but Dog n9iten itaSig pad Ell Guar.
nerius, ion ban teitamertereSe oct
italienife 8oH. Sanune Sorfiprlis.
beo baobe 8ieurtemBs, og Diape bette
hans Smag. 9eors Surt, Ger er iag.
fpn0ig, iOrflarer BET oeS. at StraOt.
oari'Siolinerne bar en- flungfulo, iso-
Liz Zone, rer 8iiarnertlS- 8ioInnen
en- fnfti8ere, mauolis Gone, Tom fun
en- Itprfere Spiaer fan bri,1ae til jim
Het. Sarniate % Soadim ipiaer
puo "Stro9" % Eiott poa en- prog.
ttQ Cello al Str1oipari. men GSrernti.
SenS be0ite @ioIiniptaere pil ioo Sc.
res Ntso meb at ioa orrotae Snitr1.
nenter til at lbspe 6ereS aunit puu.
Grenronier 8iolinbpggrres arbeiSer
oil cfter5ooroen mere fonme / Spn.
oerne paa Samlere % 9iIettonter %
tltn sc poo Walnmon rigeite &unit.
mere oii flnne ifoffe Jig gooe Snitru.
mclpter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
De oanffe pals.
Wabien % Gage faftef.--0e Sbrisc
Winiitre gjenDalsf.


Ora aiebenbaptt teIegraferes, at
Deb GoItetinsspaIsene, fom afbolotes
BEN 16be Suni. blep Dinansminiiter
Gage Taaet Of en- Soeialbenofrat peb
Rabn Sfmibt, os arissminiiter
Wabien, Der bnpbe itilet iig iii Bals
| Ranbers, leo liselebes ReoerlaJ.
De sorise Winiitre bleu berimob glen.
oaIste meo fort 5lertuI | fine reipef.
sipe 0nlsfrebie.
De 9rosramiaser, Tom 0arfferne
bernesaug gift til 8alg paa. bar Rs.
gierinsens 6orilas til Reform / BE.
itatningSipitemet % robiSeIie al ben
fomrnnale Stemmeret.
&eiultatet al 8aleene / Sirsbass
giper bet npe aanbsting ianban Sam.
meniptnina: IA @enitre (yfeiormoen.
ner), fl moderate 8enitre, 16 So.
cialbemofrater % IL Ssire.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
HrIeubc.

HcucnDe.
Rr. og Mrs. u. G. GphSubI ira
8enSen. Rirn.. tIbrinGcr noaIe 9oge
her Tor al bile pna go.nIe @ennrr i
@to6ifon Gopnfbip % Deconh.
Sieoert NeIin % Some iru
Senorum, Rtnn., beIsser SIr8t ~
9enner / og omfriug Secorah.
- Dfis 8eogia ReIion % Celia
Iirberien fra Mtanitotpoc, @is., bar
tilbragt rpaIe 0oae / 9eisg hos 8ait.
Souaers 6arnlle % rr6re &e1mer
her.
Mtis Bertha @orqoro ira
8rooe Gin. Mim.. fom for at orer.
opre Observation-Disclosures
oeo Sltber College, hoor benbcs BRO.
Der er en- al 8roollenterne. Sun or
@igit hos MrS. 6. Steer.
SanIeS Barr ira Gina, Taolpo,
og bonS @ro6er Sufn. 9orr bar
SirS0oq8 SjpItcr hos n. g. InHrrcr
berai @pPn, 9erfra rei'te Sc til @ou.
ION l Observation-Disclosures.
- Sobn Steer ira Baboo. 9cbra.
TIA, fom Ill Oecorub igoor ionleoninp
Of STnpOerrsoet, 'omt oIua ior at bi,
oaa,1e fit Resa1EaltS Rcumion i GIcr,
mont hen 1909 % 2O6e. 9rooerr
Serrp Steer, Of 8ortb Golntp. ton
oeiou i ia1rrte AnI6onins. "a beQ0,
bar SoI9ater i imm1re Re1imcnt
nerhig 2SSc S2Sotp1. &i Inooe o1ioc
ben 5prnsieIfe al biIic poa en- 0um
mel Rabo o8 Ben ira Spttionrcne
4temli8 G6. ). g. Simpion fra 9>or
foIt, Ne5r.. boem m life hur iert itnnr
/ 9e8pn0eIic1 al Sttctiaorc>r. o.
ioa ban tIbsrrr oct ian1me aontpnni
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
en- Sabrifant
ON Streifer.

S bent1e Stnifernes Sib err set
hGrot at l9ie, bpab en- SanIf Sernia.
britant, Der. Riels 8ouIien / Stem
gort, bar at iise. San bar fra e., I'm.
o%erorouet Stiatng arbeibet zig op til
Rreiioent for SecIa Sron 8orfs. OF
ban peb al grforing. baabe bpaO BET
er at uPre arbetoer og arbeibsberre.
Oct er en- iiffer cling, erfl9rer
BON, "at ri M life fan sisre ct iaa
imuft Sernarbeibe iom for 20 Ilr
iiben. Zen Stb, oo Sefla blep mItiitet,
Terrific ri, BET bar umulig at fonme
/ Ssibe meb gurop9erne; men pi
tog fell. 81 fienbte life be ifiulte
ar9iter iom Iaa | os. ON life lPngt,
bite BET fig, OF ri life blot funbe leue'
re Wasen I'll De imutteite europPilfe
arbeiber, men at ri enoog ooergtf
Dem. Ru er BET blepet anberlebeS. 5
De 3o9e bar Der ingen ".pulfin9 belle.
sotes", ingen Sispaaianter. Ter por
ct sobt 8orbolo meaem arbeios9ipc'
rem % bans 6olf. Sun gift miot
iblanot Dem, og Be glpoeoe iig, naar
De iao BAN. Suis Srogen bauoe Stn3
at fIaae ooer, blep bet op9lort melem
BAN og Dem. Snsen uoenforItaa'
enbe, ingen "palfing belegate" eaet
SiSpaoiant traaote op % bifterts,
boao Der iflllbe gisres. Sngen Iatte
onot mellem Acknowledgement og bans
iolf. Sooo ale tGnfte paa, bar at
9isre soot arbeioe, Og 6slsen bar,
at amerifa fom iii at gaa | Splo'en
for aae 3remifriot og 6orbeorin5er.
"sao fit ri l1nions" % meb bent
bisie Sispooianter. Unions" er en-
gob Sins. Bore Solt har a!tio Hut
tet fig iommen / 6oreninger. 5Ji$
Der opitob nogen ltenigbeS, nnoer'
bonbleoe Ri meb benz; ri fienotc 10
bier Deanb. Oct fom aIbrig til no'
GET Streif, forbi u1e 8ani felig6eoer
bIep uoiepnebe. 8i bar life bart Ell
Streif imoo oS enboa, uben Spnpa'
t~biitreifer, i6et Ell anben arbeiosflot
ifulbe itstteS, o. oisie SpmpatbiItret'
fer bIep iotte igong al "palftn8 belle
qates". Get er MI ogiaa fouumet Der
ben, at one Wteblemmer al en- Union
ifnl bore li9e % babe iana1e Seto.
ling. On aIoOs ifal babe oct iamme
iom en- 9esapelie. ct Iooenopr bet
iamme iom en- fittig Otanb. 90 in
gen moa gisre mere END netop ioa %
iao meset. Ierfor hlleer alt Arbel'
De mibbeImoooigt. Ser er intet Stunt
for Sen iom bar Solent % 2rift | zig;
ale ifaI Itoa pao iarme Eunft; en-
funitis 2igbeo isees 8iennemfsrt,
ifisnt Ben itriber MOB Noturens Or
Den. Com Snoioib ~betrogtet bor Den
on,erifanife Saanooerfer os Irbeioer
in~eenlunoe gaaet tilbage; ban er Itae'
iaa intelligent og fremooItr9benbe JON
nogeniinbe; men Sispaafanterne bar
siort bom ligegpIbig. Singer faar uD'
mprfe ii9. Seq tror pg baaber, II
observation-disclosures SnbflpoeIie mart bill
ppre iorbi, iorbt oen piier Jig of bore
faoeIis. NosIe "maItine delegates"
cr bra iSolt % arbeiber Grlig og reoe'
Zig FOR i'm 6orenin8; men mango al
Dem er rene SIpn9ler; be terrier iftc
poa lin screenings 8el, men fun poa
at berige iig ieIo % boue oct goot. g
letter Dor Soonopertsbriit tilboge
"a binrrcrc ale 6remTfribt; De orr'
Der al Sr6ipioualitet % binorer al
Grihph m SplpItPrbidheb."
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
0munoiens Grpeottion.

auptein 4munSiens @rpeoitton I'll
ben magnetiife NSorOpoI a~frelite ira
ariitiania Scat til Snsoag om6oro
paa Spdlfmgerfntsiet "8isa". Or
pebitionenS fsrite geItemmelIeSiteo er
aong 8iaiams 2on6, % 9otS Ssfor'
6olSene tiQa6er oct, err oct Nentn9en
at trprtge frem norOenom amertfd
belt til gebringitrPSet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
On mn Boa for Harmtre.

On msaet intsresiaut BOG ON .SubbsI'
ming al Nais. ps ont buorol n man fan er.
bperpe rem itprite SpberoGroi fra Waiieu er
rtetop uooipet al Blanc 9ipiIion. Snterna.
tioual Sarpsiter Company Of Nmeriea, Chi
casc, Su. Bore 9eiere Tan iaa ben irit
blot peo at itriue I'll 5irmaet o. n9pns
"RpIten". 8oseu. Der er imutt ubiturst %
furipuet meb en- Mausoe fine SiGeosr, 81.
Der ielpfBlaelis rsiad mango Underestimate
Cplpsuiuser ont 5irmaet betjenote 2anb'
bruasmaIfiner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

CT. Olaf College / RortbteIo bar o9Ina
uoIenbt fin SataIp9. Sen ptier. of Stofn
bar IS resulGre 9Grere % 10 SiGlpelG'
rere. Saiultstet er inobelt / itaaeuoe 30,
miteer, ipm bar husr lin 6ormano % be-
Itaar al 8 til 8 Reblemmer. 9isie er Scs
miteer for %"irrseulGre Clever, "Gpta'
eelie", "Stuoieturier", "Gtacemier', Vim
beiaIins til bet tbepl. Semiuar", "atletics~,
'Snbiipb af Ssssr for Sibliothetet". Sio'
len bar ct 'Neaoemic Department" meo ire
8urIer % ct Collegiate Department, meo
to. 1tmetauet / ben iorberebenos NfoeIir9
er "a, / @Olsseafoelmsen melsm II % 20;
/ be to suerIte alasier er Der Ell Refte uaISs
fris Sag. 19O2-19o3 bar Ct. Claf Col
leae bapt S45, bpprai 112 / GoIe8eufoeliu'
gen. Der bar I alt p9ret 10 Biaer oeo
Stolen / bet forlpbne Var; IA i Goae9saf'
o~elinseu.
gnbper Tan faa fig en- Satalcs fra be
nGpute StoIer frit %tiIienot peb at itripe til
Reftnrcrue.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
9ecprab % Sn1eslt.
Sutbcr College.
Ten lobe Suui 1908.


SnsSas Often SI, s fcireoes $50.
lens SmtmmSfeit t Oct itore, npe
@uSitprum, boor SpttcScn nj boIoer
line RsScr. 2otuiet par ou1trertt
fuISt, % aIortg bar eli iaa itor 6or'
idnIina ouret tilieoe ue0 et SllIt.
ningSfcit peS GoIlesct iom oenne
@otu. Oct oar ogioa set itsrite Gr.
taI uit1e Nplt6, iom paa en- Sang
har iaurt fine 0ipgomer iom 8ucca.
laurel Irtntm oco 6e,Ur eide, nents
Zig 81. 0crcS StIlcoer % 9iograficr
innotes / iinite go, al "9Worob.@o.
item.
8msrlnrnct oubueScS nteo Ct Ir1l,
gen, posierSr Mhtiifirpffc al SfdeuS
M1riffforp&, iMn aSitinrcSeb al en- Gel
tiSttgrrr GIUoer al GoIlc9ct. 0hriif.
ituftctS llSisrc,N niih iortrirIig SrS
EoeIie Al @rnf. &aIhor Saniou OF lon,
rrHcS mes @iIdIS.
Soriunltrper inna 6crtpit SC 10
fsritc Sers al "2crr Sen Scrre",
HuorGter boFotcs @sn al Treitn /
SworGh, :. g. Sorriiom Gitenpn&
CIDER nar 8uitr q. @rcNevr. Otter
CT ntt1norr heIbiq &lrSIcSrurta bcfor6.
IcSc ban ,fofprlia NsooenSiEbeocn At
friiteIis SSbraqeIie ior buuSc sen en-.
fcFte oG for N1tionen, Guncqcts
~@Icr Club" inrq fr1ftiq % imltft
"SoernruSe flN al Goacc", fporpou
StltSert !Sermun 4ubeg / en- irllf
Gale 'a9hc SSdroei pan 8ruolrntcrncs
8eare, "a SfnIe1s Rcinrr. 6. g.
Grel,S, ! CT fort og ~trrfTrnoe Sc1pen.
SIie til 8raSrGrterne hrcSe Tuat Sem
5oo Sierte, at Sc ihlIoe boISe idit oeo
ariiteubrnmerrS SmtShcS % honSe
,tbSelt 0tpIomerne, lang 6ori1mIin'
gen "8unS Orb, Set cr bort Iroe.
aoSs~. ;ScItcn ilMtte6e mr0. at Sen
~uroGrSiar Gaitpr ). q. Sttem, imn
Noraes ansup nnIiq u6nporte til
GdTsrihSer, Ipite @eIIignrIien.
2uther College 4hrmiforenirq
holHt NfsSc i G~oIleleioicn Sn8oaa
GfteruiSoug. I'll G1rbeSSrnrro polg.
res: iSormmtb 9roi. Oscar SIien;
8tefornnu1po 4uIt. g. 3upter % :. +.
Sries; &nSierer g, @~rnrSeien; So.
frrtrr Bort. q. Scebrms. SieIpeiefre-
tor g. Sustpcot. ReS1fter FOR 4um.
ni.Gorrrr / college GhioS" !. u.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

Gn &etSbetient ioretoQ llhpant.
ninq bos en- aone, Ger por Qiit ior
0u0en @anQ. @lunot or0Gt Iagbe
ban oqiao @eiIo3 pna ct Sptn, iom
aoltcr DQ0oc orpct otter lin isrite
Iion0, % t%Ilisrte %rotofoIlen:
"Yontct ct Spir al isrite 9GgtGfab.~
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
Stteratur.

Lutheran Ladies' Seminary /
Seb @ins. Ninneiotu. bar ub9iuet fin ODE
aatalus, % ben er meset elegant ubitpret.
Eenne Stcle tilbnoer 8 furitislise Surisr,
Iaa at ole uuse 9isers Sma9 % &rao Tan
t~ilfrebsfilss. s bet forlsbne Gar bar Der
peret 8 2prere % 10 9Grerinoer. Sc re'
selmasiise rosifter peo Stolen er melem
$3.50 o. S175 for StoleaaretS 8 Raaneoer,
foruoen EXTRA ices. 5 19O2-19O3 ba
oenne Riseftole bapt 100 GIeuer, bpuruf 142
norIte 90 "a tpife.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

Ole no / geiten; men | g~cpioitbeSen
ON i'm alntagt taaler Oct life, at JoI.
fets &eprGicutontcr griber mo for at
rette poa Def, ium oraigt er.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

ToIt. :. q. To@mart inorsmmet
oabent "a rrIi9, at 2utber College
bar en- notioo pen 90 itor @O8nina.
Ifjsut SEN naturIigpis life eaentlil
fan moole iig mcn |art ReQior GIT
tier Goue8c ! NcrQua Sails,
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
MarfeD5beretntna
Ser 1Sbe SUM-

Heeprab seetsrtnssr.
qsoeno. Epiu. NJ. o suno. .t5 80 e5.7s
Timcthet., 81. 100 8uno.....
afsper, pr. 100 Buuo. -. .,..
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

Get or nit &oIppartcr al Hrcitrrne
on QcIcQotcrln, iom bar line Suitru:r
n1eo til octtc Qtsoe, "a cntclte bar hclt
1omiIien mco iia. On al Benz ifol
iaolcoe& bare me6t frrm mro 8one
"a ipu @ern.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
Smaattert fra SYnooe.
meoet.
tTee 9apoIeou CIien.)

50, mi fprbcS Der Ienneiter, fan
man tro, paa 0ecorabs @aber. Spn.
pSalcrne begpnbte at anfommc ale.
reSe @fonoag Worgen, og iibcn bar
Der oPret fIerc % fIee meb bpe.t
Cog. Do @pcn bar fine bebite aIp.
Der paa, ioa ole DC frcmmebe iaar ct
goot Snbtrpf al Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

S, 81. MoIbitob fra De 6oreit,
8is., er Der naturIisuis; life iom
@eprpientont for @erigbeoen, me,,
iom Heerent ior "Sbe Scurnal" /
minneapolis. San ifaI iOr BET 9loO
itripe en- Harp % oloorIig SpoIte euer
10 bDer Gag.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

GoQc8et er M for en- Gio ioroonb,
let I'll ct SoteI, % urge WoIoituS,
Glen i StoIenS npitsperite &Insie, er
SoteaetS 9lerf. San itaI nnpiie Sic
lterte fine SpnIier % beipart
Spsrg&mooI ON Toitbefororinqen %
onoet iouhont. @iI man oibe roget
liE9pI0i9 bDo0 Oct er, ifaI man fpsc
&c bom, % ban oil bobe Soaret fpr
i8t, enten BET mi blir ri9ti9t eler Ell
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-16
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
There Will Be No Parade, but Many
Evening Embellishments. .

st. Patrick's Day will be celebrated to-
morrow: There will be no general union,
exercises and no parade, so the day will
not seem what it used to be, but the even
ing festivities will be numerous enough
to satisfy ALL. ... .- - 49,.
The celebration by Immaculate Con-
ception. parish will be at Harmonic. hall,
under the auspices Of the knights Of the
Cross.
The entertainment in ST.. Anthony par
ish will be at st. Anthony hall, and will
be under the auspices of Division No. 3
Of the A. o. II. The leading addresses
will be delivered by Rev. James OReilly
and State President j. J. Regain of the A.
o. H.
An illustrated lecture by Rev. J. NJ.
Cleary will be the principal feature Of an
elaborate entertainment to be given at
Labor Temple by st. Charles congrega-
ton. 80
F: The program at the St. Stephens church
celebration will include many high class
Father Danehy. s. &.' XII s..
Dramatic company will present the "Noble
Outcast,' giving two performances, ma t.
inee in the afternoon for the children anC
the other at s o'clock in the evening. -.
st. Lawrence parish will have an enter
tainment, musical and literary in char
acter. which Will have as its principa
feature an illustrated reading of the ia
nous story Ben Hur," by Josephine
Bona parte Rice. '.' -
At Ascension parish Mayor J. c. Hayne!
will preside and an address will be de
lvered by Senator Fitzpatrick of Wi
mona. 49, 80 - .. D. 49, -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-16
new N TEST FOR TEAS
Treasury Department Will Subject
the Imported Goods to a More
Severe Scrutiny.
Inferiority in Any One Particular
Will Be Sufficient Cause for
Rejection.

Minneapolis and the northwest are to
have better brand of teas, or rather a
new and seVerer testaof the imports has
been arranged by the National Board Of
Tea Experts Since the recent repeal$of
the war revenue lax. tea has come in
free of duty. but the government still has
a string on the product Ssof the orient.
Only tea which passes certain grades can
get through. Otherwise it must be de-
stroyetf@~or if the importer chooses, he
may export t. $5s E.s
The treasury department has issued an
elaborate set rules lin regard Ito tea,
which will go intoF erect May II in connec-
ton with the tea boards standard. 4.
The standard for 1908 as approved by
the treasury.,,is as follows:
No: l Formosa 2oloong: No: 2. Eoochow w, 90.
Se 81 for fndin
teal; No. g. Pingsuey green; No. Z, country
green; No s. Japan pan FRED tuse for sun dried:
fannngs: No. H. Capets (r1se for scented Orange
pekoej No. Y canton ooloeng fuse last years a,
10 show the increased strictness Of
regulat lions, the table OF; 1902 is given be
low:
North China Congou; No 4 South China Congou;
No. 5, India: No &, Ping Suey; No. Tyson:
No. No. 10. dust (fapnings) No H. ,Capers; No. II,
Canton Oolong, end No. 10, scented Oolong.
Some of the new treasury regulations
are as follows:
Should tea prove to be inferior to the STAN
dard in any one of the requisites. it shall be re-
jected. Notwithstanding that It be superior to the
standard in some of the qualifications.
Macao or Canton Gorgeous should be compared
with the standard for South China Congou, and
| Brick tea compared with the standard for the
| district whence 1t comes. The mustiness or
damaged flavor; exhibited in certain Canton teas
| imported for Chinese consumption shall be con
| sidered sufficient cause for rejection Annoy
| Oolongs will be tested by the Foochow standard.
The dust and fannings in all Formosa, Foo.
! chow and Annoy Oolongs, Canton teas, Gorgeous
| Indias and Ceylons must be restricted to 10 pei
! cent. :---@' .
| In the case e. Ccylon and India teas. the
| needle leaf and Pekoe tips shall be separated.
| Dust and fannings lins japanese teas must not
| exceed per cent. Before condemning any ties
| for dust, examiners shall seive at least two
| packages.
! Examiners shall preserve in tins, for one year
samples of all teas examined, for further refer
ence in case of complaints .-.a r.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-16
PREPARE FOR MEMORIAL DAY
Veterans Already Have Plans Well
'-> Under WAY. ~. -

Memorial Day will be observed in Min
neapolis this year on as extensive a scale
as ever before. The various committees
are even now actively engaged on the de-
tails and the indications are that there will
be a very general observance Of the day.
It has not yet been determined where the
great union meeting will be held, the expo
sition building and the Swedish tabernacle
both being under consideration. It has
also been suggested that the joint exer
cises be held at Lakewood cemetery at
the G. A. r. lots. -.a. ~. ~ = ..r...-
The chool children will furnish cut flow
ers and potted plants, the latter to be
raised by themselves. Every veteran 8
grave will be decorated and in order that
none may be overlooked, the friends Of
those who have died since last Memorial
Day are requested to inform L.. l.. Locke,
1917 Second avenue NE. ~: 49,.
The principal feature of the day will
of course be the parade in which the Grand
army posts and the Spanish war veterans
will participate. 1t is understood that all
the regulars stationed at Fort Smelling
will participate in the Minneapolis parade.
having gone to St. Paul last year.
The grand marshall Of the day will be a
member of the Bryant post, the selection
to be made by the members
Chairman Herman Vogt Of the general
committee has announced chairmen of the
sub committees as follows:
Press, L. c.. Bsbee: orator, s. H.. fowler:
| general program, w f. Corbett; morning pro-
gram. n u. Beden; music, Arthur l.. Jones;
decoration, C. W. Curtis; badges, Levi Lam
! observance Of day, F.. $. Chase; flowers, B. F.
Warde; transportation, Leroy Cole. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-16
NO RISE IN WHEELS
Standard Makes Of Bicycles Will
Retail at Same Price as
Last Year.
Cheapest Grades Cut Out Advance
in Cost Of the Motor
Cycle.

: Rumors of a general advance in the
price of bicycles have caused some agta-
ton among Minneapolis wheelmen during
the last few days. Inquiry among the
dealers. however, proves these stories
groundless in most instances.
Last year the American Bicycle Com
rany, commonly known as the trust, put
upon the market a large number of cheap,
wheels. which in most instances carried
no specific name or label. In many cases
the frames, stripped, that is without the
saddle, tires, or handlebars, were sold
to the local dealers, 81 or SO per wheel.
These wheels could be finished and put
upon the retail market for SIS or SIS, and
large number were sold in the season
of 1902.
This year the American Bicycle Com
pany has decided to eliminate these cheap
er wheels from the trade, and conservative
dealers say that $50 is the minimum at
which wheel can be retailed with profit.
Machines will range from this figure up to
$50. which will be the maximum price in
most makes for a roadster, with ordinary
equipment. The standard makes will
retail at $685. $40 and $50, the same prices
prevailing in most instances, as were in
vogue last season. IT, - -.
Many standard wheels are really cheap
er than last season, for while they retail
at the same price, the machine carries a
| few minor improvements, so that the pur-
chaser is getting more for the same
money. .E a.
Many of the Minneapolis dealers make
speciality of building wheels to order.
and the trade in these special makes is
about as large as in the machines manu-
featured by the trust.
The average price Of made to- order
wheels remains the same, some dealers
having slightly advanced their prices
While others have made a cut.
Motor cycles generally will sell at a
higher price than last season. Machines
which last year retailed at SITS and $500
are now listed at 5000 and 1925. The
dealers say there was no money in the ole
| prices.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-16
....- DEATH INTERVIEWED
Girl About to Become Bride Dies
Suddenly of Pneumonia,

To wear shroud instead of nuptial
robe was the part allotted to Miss Clara
Louise Bolter, a young woman residing
at 1925 Seventh street S. She was to
be married this week to Joseph Kaufman,
a South Minneapolis merchant, but was
taken i'll with pneumonia Friday night and
was removed to the Swedish hospital,
where she died early Saturday morning.
She was buried yesterday in the gown
which was to have been her bridal robe.
Miss Bolter was Is years Of age and
lived with her mother and four brothers
Friday evening she complained of feeling
ill. and a physician was summoned. He
ordered her removed to the hospital, and
although everything possible was done tc
save her life. she died lew hours later.
Invitations had been issued for her we'd
ding. The prospective bridegroom had fit.
ted up a small cottage near the girls
home and everything was in readiness fol
the bride. "t-.s...
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-16
POLYGAMY IN UTAH
Subject Discussed at Meeting Of tn
Minnesota Mormons In Minneapolis

Minnesota Mormons In Minneapolis
- e." Yesterday
ITO be sure there are many men in
Utah living with more than one wife to-
day. but the practice of polygamy has
been thoroughly rooted out" This rather
contradictory statement was made last
night before the semiannual conference
Of the Minnesota Mormons. at Odd Eel
lows hall, Central avenue and Fourth
street, by Professor John M. Mills, of the
faculty of the Latter Day Saints univer-
sity. Salt Lake City. -- =,
I'm fact" said Professor Mills .the
polygamous life of Utah is confined en-
tirely to the families of the old men, who
practiced plural marriages before the plu-
raj marriages were forbidden by the
church in 1890" The professor defended
Sena tor Smoot of Utah. declaring him "a
business man with an absolutely clea II
record T. S:evts 3
Asabel H., Woodruff son of the former
president of the Mormon church. and him
self president Of the Northern States Mis-
sions in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Iowa, Indiana and Michigan, insisted that
the fight against Smoot had strengthened
the Mormon church by forcing it's enemies
to admit that it was strong, sincere, high
minded Is
Other speakers were John A. Hyde.
president of the ST. Paul and Minnea polls
branches, and Elder H. W. Smith. Re
ports showed that the new members
gained III Minnesota during six months
were almost equaied by the old members
that had left the state. The Mormons
to-day hold two sessions in st. Paul at
Central hall, Sixth and Seventh streets.