The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
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OWING to slip somewhere to place exactly
the story on the making Of sugar, printed January g.
contained two MEASUREMENTS One that in process
OF carponat1on there was in
tanks holding 1900 gallons should
have been merely that
holding 1Soo gallons of juice the
process Of refining quantities compared
with this wholesale statement misprnt
centrifugals whirled at the rate Of 900
revolutions minute It merely revolutions minute
that is plenty enough stories
will be most carefully read after hene IN 81 that no
more mistakes of this nature should especially
unfortunate that these slip by,
story was read by the sugar man before printed
and was pronounced correct in every detail. s .z=
In a recent magazine, the suggestion made that
of books author clipped
of the Illustrated
rated Also that anything Importance bearing
the authors life the subject matter
book, be frequently similar
suggestions but just they
mean until old book the public library It
was a history of one of the campaigns of the civil
written by Englishman military
of Great Britain There dozen clippings of all
bearing authors peculiar work,
treating subject
the generals conducting which
up book Each clipping was pasted close
to the matter upon bore,
sdelights especially
histories biographies historical novels books
travel, etc. For instance those you THE
Crisis should gather all that bearing civil
conditions in st: Louis section
action of the novel during the time
laid Then too every story OF the real people who live
IN its pages either under their Names
mont under fictitious like Stephen Brice Captain
Brent wicked, ungrateful Eliphalet Hopper
Anything Of this nature gives
book and the FASTING is done carefully the
be untidy Anyway books library
long wholly to the owner they
treated the ought feel liberty whatever
he likes in the line matter what other
people think. borrowed, course bor
like be critical
touches in the things they receive. 49,
You very well that frequently complain lit
tie because careless in reading the topics
people always weigh every
in statement make in fact nearly always do lit
Sherlock work, trying there trap,
when send announcement Of
thing broadcast into Junioand fail to find
makes Of supposedly trapess state
ments. Sometimes it is founded slip that would
those don't think and sometimes is
whole cloth Just what this do
is shown in story told teacher
that his pupils did not listen accurately as they
ought day. asked them versions of two
stories what the replies would be-
Ratchet told lie?' the first query
George Westinghouse" the class cried not single
being missing. E~SEs.54
Whom did the slaves of this country free?'
@ Abraham Lincoln!'' .ssz%zEzss
they had always had certain ideas associated
with these stories been
them in certain grammatical FORMS they had
always given certain without having to think When
the Of expression they took it for
granted the old would fit and did not wait
to replying the sereotyped words
questions until have heard them
Ito the piece Of work: without
readng-and digesting instructions Careessness In
these things always this kind Of
unreliable In the eyes Of his asso-
GATES. The GlllOfI
THE TALE OF A CURL.
An elephant large met pug dog small