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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
0as @efanonib als sanatoriasn.

Wisls oanbFrcider lailen li9 brii>
BEN aqjdbrlih, luenn Die erlten Jrolte
Die Quortiere i'm @riinen unpobnli9
MAIDEN, tpesen irgeno zines 9elitts,
bas tie gu bieIem 3mede begeben, auf
elm paor Mionote ms 0efdngnib
lteGen, no iie oann Mobnuns, gebeiz
sung unb 8erpflegung unentgeltIieb
aenieben. Der Earlier Golpori.ur
Marius Yalstta fat aud Oas Winters
quarter i'm 0efdngniB b~s5ossn, absr
lnter gang sigsnartigen umitdnDen.
Warilis Yaletta 1T tein 8dgabuno
unD bat literariide giloung. Gr rits
iete an ben Yoriteber Der BARRIER Aos
botatenfammer sinen Brief, Der alic
anfing: yQls Wicntesqulen Iein BUD
Der Geiit Der Gsiebe" sdrieb, oodte
tr mobl nint Daran, bah IS I'M 20.
Sabrbunosrt. I'M S~abrbunOsrt Oes
3ihts, un9liidli9e uno uni6ulpi9e
gsbsn niirDs, bic es als Gunit unO
4inOerun9 1bres Glenos betraftsn
riiroen, nit Spibbubsn unO Ysrbres
Gern i'm @sIangniB gu iiben." Mus
rius palettd lpar IS 10 gegangen. CT
mar bis December Golpprteur getpes
ZEN uno bate 100 Grancs GrlparnHt,
ais Elm r6eumatildes Geiben. bas er
fi6 i'm MilitGroienF eeboit bate, i'm
5lpang, in eineyn 9oipitdl nm Sui
nobme III bitten. Dd er teine feite
gDo6nung bate. murbe er iiberan obs
Qepieien - .als Oh GranfenbduIer
nur fir reihs 2eute oa pdren".
9ei bieIer Sude Du.9 ane 6Ofpis
taller BON paris ipurOe fein Qeioen im>
mel Groer unb jeinegaarI1af jAmol3
auf 80 Jr. aur3 entf6lohsn berbarg
poletta oas SpartoHenbuh nit ben
rod ibrig gebliebenen 80 Grancs i'm
Jutter Ieinss 9odes, heb Ii9 ais Was
gabunp ~perbafter, gu pier Monaten
Wefdngnib ueruribeiien unb - ipurOe
i'm GsfansniblaSarstb turirt. Ra9
ieifer @eneIuno idrieb er isnen 8risf
an ben 0oriteber Der Qbpptatensoms
nlsr lub Bat um einen OffBialsytrs
tbsioiesr. Sci Der 9erbanblung ipies
CT nad, bah er tein 0agabunb lei uno
purbe. iofort freigeIaHen. - 60 Fat
ji4 9err DARIUS paletta, Der uIs ebrs
lIder Monn feline Qufnobme in einem
Barrier GranfenbauIe fanb, alsqants
itreider i'm 0ef1nQnib beilen [alIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
SdIobeingang in 9om Is
BURG p.b. 8.

bungspuntt fem. nm 5ablreide 9eIus
der gu benz iportlid in%terehanteiten
Greignib bes nddTten Sommers bers
bei5ulcden. lin bic Bebenten gsgsn
bic Siherbeit Der RsnnItrede, bic usrs
Thie6ene fhorfe 8urben uno erbebliht
Observation-Disclosures bietst, 81 oers
l~treuen, babsn prina 5einri9 unb er>
fobrsne beutlde unb fran3Oiildc
Sportsleute eriten Hanses, pie pose,
Sournier, be 4nbff ben Deg nit ibren
Gennposen 5uriidgelegt unb ibr ltr<
thsil ldutet burdpeg ginitig; Der
Deutfde 4utomobilclub ldbt iibrisens
on ben eefGbrliden Gtsllen Der gu be-
fobrenDen StroBen umfongreide Sis
6erbsitsboriebrungsn tmrsffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21

ldlogen fosrbsu fo1. Durd 6as Gins
e~reifen bes &aiiers, Der benz Mutomos
biIismus lebbaftes Snterehe entgegsns
brinet, 1T bic Mngeleeenbsit 3u @uns
iten Der RennItrede i'm 5aunus EMS
fdieDen morben; bic Gnbrer tperben
dlfo in ibrem fdpinbelnben Sempo
cine Der lanbfdaftlid r%si3poniten @ez
ssnben burdmeKen, uno bic Ndbe bes
%faihionobsln Babes 6omburg, ionic
Der alien. ipieberbergeiteuien Saols
burg nirb pobl elm iueiterer Nn5i:s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
Gas Oorooas9 sansttsN snmru.

Der 3ampf I'm ben @orbon,9ens
nettpofoI, Der fih su elmer a~raftprobe
bee 4utOmobiliports aQer 2dnbtr ents
ipidelt bai. pir6 ben BeItimmungen
bes Mennens 5ufolge In bieiem Sabre
i'm Qanbe bes Siests bon 1903. olio
in Deuii9lanb. ollsgsfodten, unb bas
SntereKs nidt Der Gudfreife allein
brebt fIh besbalb nm bieJrdge. no bic
= bieaei9t m0rberifde ShlcAt GEE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
Sntenbant siIt auf bic Niihne

J~ntsnbant siIt auf Die gubne, um nc
gu begliidniinIden; lie lit blaB uno
3ittsrt Dor grld0pTung. Qn Der 9hiir
ibrer @arberobe itebtSoIeT E0njD; bas
e9te aiinitlerblut in ibm treibt i'm in
ieiner gegeiIterrng gu ibr; dlles Gble
unb Suite In fsinem 6er5en lit erregt;
CT Itredt iEr beios 6Gnbc BIN: mas III
bas fir elm GenuB, nit Sbnen ipielen
5u biirfsn! 5rGuIsin Welien - Grnd
= i9 bants Sbnen, i9 banfe Sbnsn
-. Sbm ileben 5brdnen In ben 4us
gen. sic fiebt in Iein fd6nes, erregtes
0eii9t unb nidt ibm frsunbli9 3u; biz
1hiire jhEiekt iit hinter ihr.
4m nd6itenWormiitag idbt IiA Sos
fef S0njp bel Gtna Weli en- meloen.
en- iiberifrOmenoer, eroreiienber Weiie
ertfdrt er ibr feline 2iebe uno bittet UNI
lire 0anb. Wie Elm Raui6 bon Greu<
be fommt es ii6er tie, bic, %miibfom lire
'Hllte f0abrsnb, Dor ibm itebt; i9on
nil tie ibm bic 6anb geben un6 nit
ibr liM Ielbit - ba bort tie 5onis als
hern unb Tiebt bic Scene Dor iid, pie
p5aon Melitta i'm Urine lGlt unD lans
se tiiBt.
sd tann nidt pja" Iassn," fagts
tie leiie uno trourig.
.Grna!!"
sd = psrseiben sic mir - sss
ltern - i) Itanb In Der gouliHe, bd
b0rts in 6rduiein Getten nit Sbnen
iprsden. lluo pie Iie Iprad! 60 3us
trauIi9 = 10 = Fat tie elm Re6t oas
5u2"
Die 9oni2 Die 9oai Gstter9
Was benton Sie2 Wir iprsfen allers
biugs in Gem GouliIsn : Sargon mit=
einanbsr - fpis fol man beam anDers
nit ibr fprehen2 sic fpsrDsn bod
ni4t osnten, oob = I'm 0otiss uiasn,
pelhe 9borbeit."
Seine geitiir3uns lit edit. Gle
Ipridt nit ibm, ipie nit einem guten
5reunOs. Damn Iast fie. i'm grOB uno
tlar anblideno: SD Derfprede Sbnen,
mid fiir gebunbsn gu baltsn; Gle linb
IS nidt. Gin Subr priifen Sic ii4i
baltsn sic ii9 fir p0nig frsi, osnten
sic mad einsm Sobr 10 pie beute,
bann seb0re id Sbnen. Aber Ieben
molten pir uns in Oieier 3eit nidt; ss
1T 6effer 10. Mein gontratt ruff mid
auf Elm Sabr jebt mad Mmerifa; nus
tommt uns beiben gu Staten"
Gr piosrlpridt, er bittet = re
bleibt felt. Gle nebmen Q(bIdieb bon
chamber; er nil ie fiiHen, lie pe9rt
leiIe unb lfeu ob: Rad einem Sobr,"
fagt iie, uno ibre ountlen Nugen ieben
i'm pon treuer, tisisr Se6niudt an.
Jiir Grna WeIlen beginnt Elm Jabr
oufreibenbiter 5bGtigftit. Die frems
ben 0erbdltniHe nsblnsn lie auf bas
Qleubsrite in Nnfpruh; tie drbeitet NIT
Gnergie, ln0 Dor iih binlddelnD Iegt
tie bic GrIparniHs bon ibren sroBen
Ginnabmsn auriid: vfiir i'm = fir
uns beioe". Qm Mnfang tominen Ieis
ne Brisfe tdgliH; 5drtIid, itiirmiib
Derlaneen lie mad ibr; tie %antpOrset,
jeben leibenfdaftliden Son eenaItfam
unterhriidenb, liebeDoa, aber 5uriidz
baltenb. Gr foq iid niht gebunben
fiiblen. Geine 4riefs perben ipdrli=
der, lie blei0en idlsB!id gats aus.
Qm S6luHe beg 5abres erbGlt lie =
feline 0etmdblungsan5eige nit 9oni
Setten..
MsIittu iis5ts iber SuppbO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21

The vVor1d@ Hra1r Ezoutev
Soatbwefern Gin tH d & . IL 45Bm ct. 2oais grpub tdI g.. 7 40gm
81 3ouis elm tdgid p d g.. 8 25Sm aRatu & 3 4aufe Wc 10 s5Nm
6errt 3oute G M0atn @e.. 3 00gm q D & Bottom Gin t3al ID 2 50Nu
y D q ct. eous Grp tdsI. 7 05Gm ct 9ouis a1aI s s5Rm
St souiS egprsb tdl 81. IL 06Dm Sniderbode Sp taghd & & 8 l0Rm
GIebeIanb DibtftsA
@baong Mntuuyt
Rem yorf gypreb td8I. -. 4 4Ogm umon eity aaom tdI 49,. 9 26Bn
Wlnntie d 6tNabxe Orb p. 7 O0Wm Sort @abne & CIR GSbres D 10 somn
y D & . Gin td8H@ 3D.. 8 0oSm SoutbDeferu 9tb tel d 8. IL s0gm
SRunce d st WaDne nur Con s O09m ct Qouis Qtb tai 3d.. 8 10Qm
@IebIano Grpreb -. IL 00gm Tep BORT e1preb tdand 49,. 6 45Wm
V y q % smy tdal d b.. . 55gm 3 8 Union ep&anberfOnggp 8 15Nm
aniasrboasr sp tasid &s 8 a5Am
Ginctnnati Dfbtlion
Gin q Sous Na4kypreb tds 8 45gm Cincinnati Mee tag auss eonlo 268m
ct aous & Gin Na@tgp tgs 4 SOUm g5e & ct 8ggpreb te d pll 4Ogp
Cincinnati eyp Sonnt ouss. Z 45Bm Chicago 2ous & ct gr,rebll 4ogn
Cincinnati Wc $500. 4 001m gBbie City SPECIAL p.....' 3 26gm
Cincinnati 3 egprss, tsal p 2 s5ssm gns Z Sinh Gee auss Con. 9 55sm
Houte y Cypress ......... 2 65Nm Cine 5nb & St9 @Spr tg D.. IL 40Nm
cincinnati Nfort -. $3.50. A 00Nm 6bie & 9ou NadteTpreb to Ii 5Ogm
Cine C gBafb 8 ste ds&p 9 2oWm
Gbieaso 9tbifion. ef
Chicago Sat GEpreb hI d p IL 50Bm 9antatee Aeeom. =. -. 10 sOHn
%sits s sa Especial $ 6 p. 3 sS y Cine ss Ssa esmst tasI p a. 2 aossS
Chicago @adtezpreb tdsl 8 IL 1oBm Cine & ga0fb s 8, d C p. 9 1osem
Mi9isan Oibifion.
Benton 9arbor esprsb.. -. 7 OOgm erbart gceom ur sountass o 25gm
IRidigan W0al Grpreb p. IL 3oBm Glfbort Grpreb. -. 10 8Ogm
elfbart acc tdsi& 49,. 4 46Gm Benton 2arbor grprb p.... 2 55Rm
Mi6isan e1rssb .......... 8 15am
Yeoria Dibifion-p efIi4i
Weoriu GSpreb &c aQaiI. 49,. 7 25Bm Columbus & enc Orb tl 5 8 s08m
gBeaern egprsb td8Ii& p d. IL 50gm Champaign Mceom -. 10 S5Bm
Champaign Mccom 49,. 41oam 81 & Ohio epscnI 800. 2 4osm
Deotia Ggprsb tasi6 s Ill 55am Yeoia espreb taoha p C d 6 OsQn
@soria Uitifion-0aIid.
Obio Special tdgl d p.... 3 0Oglm Columbus Gsprb tdgl d p. IL 4OBm
Ibnn Meeon. 49, -. 9 15gm Columbus G1preb tdI SOL 10 30Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21

Der Nimbus bofffom ms
mtn 3ert0rt Seben sic oieie
btrrlide adtbebrdle! Mie ipunberbar
biefsr 8au! Weld' unenoli9 erbabez
nsn ginbrud t0nnte fie aud ouf mid
ned INNER MAIDEN, ipsnn Iid nidt
cine 70 biiftere Grinnerung baran
fnipTen piirbe. llnb Die 1T? -
Sd ipurbe barin eetraut!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21

aogif9e JOlse. lnb mas
III aus benz MGbel getporben, bos bu
INNER 10 emphatii4 bas 2idt bsines
Qebeng nonnteit2 - Sin anberer iuns
ger Mann brdngte iia 5DiIden mid
uno ie unb - itsLte mid in ben
S9atten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
DanoaIia Sine.
Indianapolis & pincennes z. z.

eairO & ginsen egpr tdsi@ 7 2ogm spsnesr & gsbfer6 &c. tdsI. 9 46gu
gineennes @rpreb tdsl..... 8 5Ogm gineennes @rpreb tdgnd. 10 s0mm
Spencer & BEDFORD Vi, tdG. 4 45glm Cairo grpub tdsiG .......6 Ism
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21

llnb nun beoinnt Elm 9oppelfpieI
Der aeioenidoft; es lteissr. iid BON
Scene 8u Seene, bon 2ltt 5u Ntt. Grna
iiberldbt iid DGaia ben Wogen bieTcr
2eioeni6aft, bic Ie tburmboh tragen
- iiber Iid ielbIt binaus! SIRE 2si=
flung pGdit ing RisiensroBe. 90Hjp
1T binseriTsn; bdlb beugt er Iih iiber
Welitta. balb fhleubert e, Sappbo
feline Mnfiagsn enteegen, bolpelt befs
tig, neil feiu @elpihen i6n psinigt. Sn
ieiner llniidsrteit fladert perbaltene
Stub. Wie Elm gnnn Iieqt Is duF ben
Mitnirfenoen unb ouF benz pubIitum.
Die affettirte feeIenlofe Stimme 9o<
mis- ais Melitta Idri(it mie eine DiToz
mans ba8luifden, pirb b0nig BON
ben Ntfor0en geipaltiger QeipenI6nft
iibertont.
Den Weniden aiebt unb ben @1ttern
Gbrfurdt!
@eniebet. mas eu9 bliibt. unb bentet
mein.
60 gable id bic Iebie G6ulb bes Qes
- beHs -
Sbr 0Osier fssret lie unb nsbuit mid
ouf."
60 ber6oat Goppbo's 1obesruf. -
Der Worbaag faat. Wan ruff nad
Gappbo; bas publifum lit In Grfaie
snb ruff INNER bon ueuem; grna
folsi tobtmiihe uub mibsritrebsnb. Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21
Gtartsr Ginflub 5.

sd laos meinem Mann INNER:
auf bas @enre, bos elm aiinitler Bee
porSugt, babtn feline 5amilienDerbdlts
niFe oft bebeutenben GinfluB!"
.@an3 gsnib. Sd tenre einen Wds
fer. Der matte friiber muir Gfinleben;
felt &c jebod perbsiratbst TT, probus
airt sr nur Sdlahtenbilber!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-21

GIereIano, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Gouis RoiIuav.
BIG FOUR
Gt.Qeutb Dttifton.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30
INTERESTING, gF TRUE
You Can Try It for Yourself and Prove
IT, sA--' 81

One grain Of the & setiye prinSiIGiie in
wholesome food, and this claim has been
proven by actual experiment which any
Sne can perfo, fer 4 hi haaS n tie o f0s
into very small pieces, as it would be
if mastieated, place the egg and two or
three Of the tablets in bottle or jar
containing warm water heated to SO
degrees Che temperature of the body
ana keep it at this temperature for
three and one-haf hours, at the end Of
which time the egg will be as complete
healthy stomach Of hungry boy:
what stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will do
TO the egg in the bottle it will do to the
egg or meat in the stomach and nothing
else will rest and invigorate the stomach
% safely and effeetually r. Eyer S,sa II 1t,
safety 4a ana n beneht Il It's digestion n'i IS
weak and the thousands Of cures accom-.
plished by their regular daily use are
easily explained when it is understood
that they are composed of vegetable es'
en- Seal, which mingle. with the food
and digest 1t thoroughly, giving the
perate,
Dieting never cures dyspepsia
neither do pills and cathartic medicines
which simply irritate and inhame the
intestines.
When enough food is eaten an6
promptly digested there will be no con
stipation, nor In fact will there be dis
ease Of any kind because good digestion
means good health In every organ. -.
The merit and success Of Stuart Z
Dyspepsia Tablets are world wide ant
they are sold at the moderate price OF
so cents for. full sized package in every
drug store in the United States AM
Canada, as well as in Europe.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30
ARCTURUS MINE LEASED
STEEL TRUST NEGoTIATEs WITH
ST. CLOUD OWNERS FOR AN IRON
PROPERTY ON THE MESABA.

st. Cloud, Mimi, Nov. 3d.. B.. Cot
ton Of Duluth, a representative Of the
United States Steel Trust, closed deal
Harris, D. II. Freeman, John Coates,
Mrs, q. P. Mcclure, Mrs. and d.. E. G.
Holden of St. Paul and others for a
50-year lease of the Arcturus iron mine
property on the Mesaba range. The
property Is valued at about 800 900.
states the consideration, but intimate
that the deal was made on the basis of
90 much royalty to the ton.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30
NEW IMMIGRATION
DOOMS IDEALISM
American Skull Is Becoming the
Short, Broad One Of Prac-
ticality.

New York Sun Special Service.
us New York, Nov. 30.-After years of
observation in the crowded tenements
Of New York and Chicago, Robert
Hunter, the young sociologist, who mar
ried Arson Phelps Stokes daughter,
from southern Europe will make the
American skull shorter and broader.
When it is remembered that more
than twenty million immigrants have
come to the United States since 1890,
and that our immigration--which at
present amounts to 100000 persons a
yearEhas largely changed from a mo- north,
Europeans-th Italians, Hungarians,
Croatians and Polish, Rumanian and
Russian Jew-this prophecy regarding
the shape Of the future American s
head is pregnant with suggestions of
coming changes in our national charac-
teristics.
| Practical VS.. Idealist.
The broad and short-headed man is
practical, but unimaginative. The man
with the high and narrow head is the
idealist. One can execute, but cannot
invent. The other a dreamer, without
f9aes or rta ensal disposition to carry his
Last Friday 4,9O5 immigrants were
landed In New York. This made 1854
immigrants in two days, the vast ma
iority being of the short and broad
headed type of southern and eastern
Europe.
In those two days less than six hun
q dred persons were born in the city OF
New York.
The change in economic conditions
worse for che native leads many who
are studying the situation to prophesy
the rapid submergence and final extinc-
ton of the original white stock Of the
Among the early immigrants to
America was large mum Der Of persons
whose devotion to political ideals g, in
brought with them minds strongly dis
posed to idealism.
Weight of Centuries.
Today the great bulk Of our immi.
grafton comes from countries in which
the peasantry for generations have been
coerced from the ideal to the practical
and material. The few artists among
} them have high skulls, but the masses
have short heads widened at the base
by the struggle for existence.
A study Of the immigrants pouring
into New York just now seems to con
firm the idea that the typical Ameri
can Of the future will be more practi
cal and domestic, but less imaginative
less benevolent and less reverent.
Another fact to be noted is the ex
penditure Of $5O,Ooo,ooo in ten years
for the cure of the foreign born IN
sane in the United States, not to speal
-. of the official statement; that or some
t thing like twenty-four thousand insane
- persons in New York state, one-hal;
r are foreign born, altho the aliens il
the state only amount to ,one'fourth O.
n the whole population.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30
OIL LINE PROJECTED
Fluid to Be Piped from the Kansas
Fields to Chicago.

Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 3O.-To pipe
oil from the oil fields Of Kansas to Chi
cago, crossing Missouri, Iowa and Hi
nois, is the task of the Prairie Oil and
Gas company, which today paid into the
privilege of crossing this state: The
line is now being built, following the
route of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Te railroad The home Of the COM
pany is at Neodosha, KAN
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30
SUES A SHERIFF
Boyle Of Helena Says He Was Arrested
without Cause.

Special to The Journal.
Livingston, Mont, Nov. BOT. j.
Boyle Of Helena has commenced an ac-5
ton for $1,000 damages for false i'm
prisonment against Sheriff Al Robertson
of this city, Deputy Sheriff Percy Rob-.
ertson and Policeman A. i. Hansen.
s Boyle was arrested here last Septem-
Der and taken from Northern Pacific
train on q Geographic request from the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30

detail with that of one taken by the
police from the window of another es-
Enlistment where burglary had taken
place a few weeks previously. The re-
suit was that the man was found gull
ty Of both robberies.
tillon. who was also the inventor of the
system of measuring the body Of the
criminal, now in use in nearly all
prisons,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30
IN SUBWAY POOL.

New York, Nov. 30.--The persistent
stories that the Metropolitan street rail-
way company has been negotiating for
control Of the inter-borough was met to-
day by an unofficial statement that John
D. Rockefeller and August Belmont are
members of pool which controls 70 per
cent Of the capital stock of the Inter-
borough, and that Mr.. Rockefeller re-
CARDS this stock as fixed investment.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30
,5s CANvAssERs APPOINTED
Court Acts In sikorski's Contest for.
Seat In Legislature.

: WINONA, MINN.-Judge A. 81. Snow has
appointed as inspectors to look over the bal
lots cast for representative In the Legislative
district comprising the third and fourth wards
and Wilson, w. A. Pryor, Thomas Simpson and
w p Blackman The appointment il made on
the application Of Theodore sikorski democrat.
who Oh the face Of the returns was defeated BY
sikorsH desires inspection of the votes to
prepare case for submission to the legis-i
lature.
TIA nrasaat calender xaas VIZ chow more
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30

fire losses in Winona than for some years, due
largely to the fires last February that de.
company and caused loss Of 200, and one
last April that destroyed the German Metho-
dist church and caused q loss of IS, 600. The
is $3S, 542.
Judge Thomas Rigg. Of Iowa Falls, Iowa, has;
been secured by Winona poultry1nen to act
as judge at scoring bee Of Winona pou1try.1
On account of poor patronage last year there,
will be no poultry show this year. a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30
Beautiful Windows.

The Holiday Window Displays are beau
t1fu1 and will convey a vivid impression
Of what may be found throughout the
store. Special attention Is directed to
the Toy and Doll Window, on Nioollet
avenue, The entire store is undergoing
a rapid change as the Holiday Season
approaches and will soon be CARRIED
complete In gala attire.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30

Ny friend, look here! You know
how weak and nervous your wife is,
and you know that Carriers Iron Pills
will relieve her, now why not be fair
about it and buy her a box3
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30

DOLL sUNDRIEs IN LARGE VARIETY
Wigs, shoes, stockings, eyes, hands, and a
large assortment of doll house furniture.
ROCKING HoRsEs-The best kinds made,
in real hair or wood, from 85c to $50.
CH1LDREN'S DESKS and blackboards for
all ages, from $1.OO to $500.
MECHANICAL TOYS till you cam rest:
Every one more enjoyable than the other.
We have everything that moves. From
25c to $25.OO.
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HIBBINa, MINN.-The Duluth, Missabs &;
Northern railway has closed contract witnf
the winston & Dear company to put in seven
miles Of new track on the main line east or
tanos to Duluth and ayoid the Scott hills
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30

yest latn the death Of George Wendt, who
was killed near this city while hunting Sunday,
has come to the conclusion he was slain by q
stray bullet, and was not shot at by mistake for
q deer.
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SCIENCE HELPS
.. DETECT GRIMES
Telephone, Telegraph, Photog-
raphy and Chemistry Often
Used to Assist Police.

Washington, Nov. so.-Moaern sol
ence plays an important part nowadays
in the detection Of crime, and has in
many ways simplifed the work of the
police. The fleeing criminal finds the
task Of escaping from the results of his
crime more difficult than ever.
The telephone, the telegraph, the art
Of photography, even the laboratory of
the chemist, have been successfully
pressed into service, all rendering de-
lection and conviction more swift and
certain. With the perfection Of wi ire
less itelegraphy, even an ocean-going
liner is no longer a sanctuary for the
hunted criminal, and his arrest in mid
ocean may be effected at any moment.
Electricity has proved. one of the
most successful weapons Against crime
not only in it's detection, but in It's pre-
vention. When the enterprising bur-
glar goes Wa-burgling" at the present
time, he will possibly find his path leads
him thru tangle Of electric alarms, 50
that the slightest slip on his part will
arouse the sleeping household. Or, if
he be no. excee dinghy careful, he may
suddenly find himself hurled to the
ground with the force Of an earthquake
due to some equally cunning electric
continuance.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30

sheriff Of Custer county, who stated
that "a warrant was out For zBoyle's ar
rest on a charge Of burglary.
Boyle alleges that the arrest was
plant having been fled in court against
him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-30

ST CLOUD, MINN.-Frank xavier BOILING
d native Of Switzerland and one Of Stearns
.county's Oldest residents, Is dead, ;.