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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17
FLOWER SHOW HONORS
ARE AUVARDED TO MANY
Full Those Who Made Thinning Displays at the Great
Exhibition Last IVeek-zHanks Due to Many
for COraal Corporation.

Winners Of prizes in the Midsummer
Flower Show given under the auspices
Of T h o a l. the retail merchants
florists and seedsmen last week at the
armory, are as follows:
Glass /. Sweet Peas-First premium, A: s.
Boult, 2544 Pleasant avenue; second premium,
Mrs Melvine Grimes, 25o1 Fourth avenue 8,
son, Lake of the Isles boulevard.
Glass 3, Sweet Peas-Premium, Mrs. +. FL.
Gibbs, Merriam Park.
Glass g. Sweet Peas-Premium Mrs Alice
Johnson, 1914 Forty avenue $:
Glass 8, Sweet Peas-Premum, Mrs. W. D.
Pnlmer, 2e19 Ply, " Forty third street T
Mrs, W. D. Palmer, 291e W Forty third street
cox. "old Orchard" Excelsior.
Glass 8, For Market Growers of Garder
Flowers Premium, Mrs W. S. Sawyer, EN-
celsior, MINI.
Glass TO- Table Observation-Disclosures, Miss
Winifred Tunell 370T Portland avenue.
Class IL, Table Decoration-Pre Mrs
Go1a MD dhn i Midd ns g zpGca
Glass II, Table Observation-Disclosures, J. r
Fairfax, 1886 Humboldt avenue; special premi
street srt, WIS " T. DO''n' QUO I" 'o''S 'n''e
Glass IS. Best Bouquet of Garden Flowers
Premium. Mrs. w. F. Joslin 517 Sixth avenue
Class IA Garden Flowers Exhibited by School
Children--First premium Master Herald w.
Patton. 1912 Logan avenue N fa
Glass Is, Asters-First. Mrs. f H. Gibbs. Mer-
RAM Park; second, Mrs. J. g. Butler, Rchfeld
MINI.
Glass IS, Nasturtiums-First Miss Alice B
King, 1920 Lyndale avenue S; second, W. A
Old 1920 Clinton avenue
Glass IT. Verbenas-First Mrs F. Fl. Gibbs
Merriam Park; second, Mrs G. T. Dodge, 96l
Sixteenth avenue Sc. .at-a
Glass IS. Gladiolus-First. C. NJ. Hoag 1905
Chestnut street n; second, George Kersten, 31OS
Colfax avenue s.
class 10. Dahlias--First, E. F. Elliott Fern
dale. Mimi; second, Mrs. A. W. Strong Cottage
wood, Minnetonka.
Class 20, Roses-Premium, W. F. Joslin, 81
Sixth avenue Sc
Class % Panses-Premium Mrs. J. T. Fair
fax. 2638 Humboldt avenue S.
Glass "a, Carnations Premium. Mrs f. Fl
Gibbs, Merriam Park. Special premium for vas'
of red carnations Mrs Mary .Doble. 10 Nours'
street st. Anthony Park. =
Class 25. Coreopsis-Premium, Mrs. W. X
Bond, 1888 Clinton
Class 26, Cosmos-Premium, Mrs. J. G. Butler
Richfeld.
Glass 81, Gailardia-Premium Mrs. Waite
A. Eggleston. 1890 Columbus avenue.
Glass g. MISUNDERSTANDING, Mrs. e. Stark
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17
LINDEN HILLS PROTESTS.
RESIDENTS DIsAPPRovE IDEA OF
PUBLIC DANCES AT HARRIET
PAVILION.

ma +ol1, If nossil,Ie ,,,,h1ic dances
1T the I I.st Harriet 11i navflion does not
seer, 70 stTiLa The Iesidents Of Tin
a., Hi11s 1 faVorah lv y h a Tour.
l ,.aro,.+ stirrad I'm CON
tiaaro hIa 20 na,s =, ~ nt;o,, Tn on intar-
.ias, y nhn,ei., asidan+ Of 'tha
- to-
al LILY HIS -
SAY. ..I,,o ;aa, of 1,i, . ~, 1,,;o dances
ne lueSl u navlls puptro 11o,1sI.,
~ a NV n1,. n mput and shom1d
1890 lS, i9;,a, n has hean
4 fl.s ny Of Miss for, sew
ersl winters 70 give Sancillg lessons
to the YOUNG folls> in Linden Hills.
There is no hall 9.litable for this pur-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17
Y. M. 6. A. NIGHT SCHOOL
Registration Indicates Large Attendance
School viii Open Sept. 80.

School VIII Open Sept. 80.
Registration for adnittance to the z. M.
c. "A night school Is now going on, and
the director will be at his office at the
headquarters. Tenth street and Mary
place. every day for consulta ton.
Conference talks will be held from Sept.
26 to Oct. l. and the opening exercises
will be in the auditorium on Sept. 80.
The idea of the school is to teach practi
cal subjects. Eight rooms, well equipped
with stationary blackboards. tables, desks,
etc., are devoted exclusively to the edu-
tsational department. A faculty of twenty
members, all experienced men, are en-
ployed. The pupils vary from boys to
men. Last year there were 700 students
This year it is expected that there viii
be more. Besides the regular school
there will be a boys department.
The courses offered have several new
features. A thoro study in the airbrake
will be made under an expert operator
There will be instruction In the element.
airy courses. engineering and the len
guages. Besides the courses in actua
study, there will be several musical art
| literary clubs and gymnasium work.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

price,
Calhoun Warren Fomans PARKS
well cern city water cellar with cement
and a back par house has nine large and ave
First floor
light expenv namely front and back paor library
fine home speculation Look it
Andrus build
545Js
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

L. T. T. work will be discussed Friday after
noon at meeting of the western Avenue W. 9.
Fourth avenue Nj 50 ste.e vi Di'
The Mothers club Of Unity House. will have
an all-day picnic Friday, at Lake Como, and
will leave 1916 Wash ington avenue N on a
chartered car at $3.50 am. Each member will
take a basket luncheon, and a delightful outing
has been planned.
The Rectors' Aid society Of Holy Trinity
church will have picnic at the Indian mounds
ST. Paul, tomorrow. The members will meet
There was large attendance at the meeting
of the Alice R. Palmer w. G. T. U. yesterday
afternoon. at the home Of Mrs. Pratt, on Pierce
street Me-. Mrs. Kate Kercher gave a talk on
the work of the w. c. IT. IT,, and Mrs Fryer
sang. Light refreshments were served by the
union -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17
LAKE, MIzVzVETONKA

q { u 1 10 j
Miss Abbie Reed Of Excelsior has been
barred from bowling for the prize at the
Excelsior Casino. The management felt
obliged to take the step. for Miss Reed is
a bowler against whom the other women
find it unable to compete, as she never
fails to score highest She made 2O3 as
her best score, and very seldom finishes
a game with less than $50 to 200 Miss
Reeds supremacy as the fastest bowler
around the lake Is thus asserted beyond
a doubt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford J.. Fairchild will
give porch party Saturday evening at
their lake home for Mrs. /. S. Van Brunt
of New York and Mrs Charles Heath of
New York.
The guests of Hotel Tonka Bay were
entertained at a corn roast on the south
ern beach Monday night. The men of the
hotel built the large campfire and the
newly roasted dilicacies We're daintily
served by groups of the younger women.
During the last few days of warm
weather the guests have come to the hotel
in large number and If the fair weather
continues the hotel will remain open
longer than had been formerly announced.
Sunday afternoon the Latourele orchestra
gave delightful veranda concert with
Mrs Josephine Bonaparte Rice gave a
dramatic entertainment last evening In
the Excelsior Congregational church,
reading selections from Shakspere As
sisting on the program were group OF
Mrs. Rice's pupils, Misses Fisk, Emma
Bageskaw, Bessie Adams, Annie Bear
man. Nina Blackburn. Vocal solos We're
by DR.. N. M. King.
Miss Caroline Joyce has been visiting
Miss Ruth Chamberlain at Minnet onka
Beach. Arthur r. Joyce was guest at
the Thompson cottage, Minnetonka Beach,
over Sunday.
| Professor H. L. Carter Of Cannon Falls
has returned to his home after visit in
| Excelsior, his former home.
Among the numerous guests at the
| Hotel La Paul over Saturday and Sunday
were Mrs. G.. A. Roberts, Misses Eva, Ada,
and Hazel Roberts; Mrs. f. w. Griffin and
daughter, Kansas City; Mrs. w. H.
Townsville, st. Peter; Mrs. j. H. Doty,
ECourtland, N. Y; Miss Weber, San Fran
CISCO CAL; Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Swanson,
Miss Anna c. Highlander. Miss Blanche
Johnson, Galesburg, Ill; II. P. Cune, st.
Charles, ILL.,; Miss Minnie Albright, Clin-
| ton Iowa; Mr. and Mrs L. G. Warner, Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. Tuffell, Miss e. M. Hay
i ward, Miss Renshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Garbett, Minneapolis; Miss Simon, Miss
! Baldwin, st. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17
QUESTION FOR TOMORROW.

QUESTION FOR TOMORROW.
Modlsh Suit for Cool Days-I want to
make white shIrtwaIst suit of mo-
hair and Will you suggest some pretty
style? Should | combine It with some
color In the way of trimming? am a
brunette, medium In height, rather slen-
der and rs years old? Mrs. Lev
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17
"a VALUED RELIC
Wheel Of the U. S. FrIsate Minnesota
Presented at ST. Paul.

The steering wheel of the old frigate
Minnesota has been shipped from the
Boston hayward and will be received In
a few days by the State Historical society,
which will give it a permanent home in
the museum. "A special act of congress
authorized the gift. The old Minnesota
was launched In 1856, and was in Hamp-
ton Roads awaiting destruction by the
Merrimac when the little Monitor arrived
on the scene. For long years after the
war the Minnesota was used as trafnine
ship, and was only recently dismantled.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

Do not suffer from sick headache a
moment longer 1t is not necessary.
Carriers Little Liver Pills will cure
YOU. Dose, one little pill. Sr,aall
price. Small dose. Small pill.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

More cases of sick headache, bill
iousness, constipation, can be cured In
less time with less medicine, and for
less money by using Carriers Little
IiYer Pills. than by a4y other means.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

The Needlework guild of the Cassiopeia c1ut
will hold its next meeting with Mrs. $. y
Bowler at Cottagewood, Minnetonka, and the
members will go out on the train which leaves
the ST. Louis station at 9:15 am.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Albro and daughter of
Heartease cottage, Tonka Bay. enter
tanned over Sunday the Misses Helen M.
Talbot, Jessie Davidson, DR.. and Mrs.
Fischer Mrs. Wilcox and daughter *
Minneapolis and Miss Theo Bennett and
Paul Barringer of st. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

6ChSONAL AMI SOC1Al,
Mrs. GeneyieYe Ford Greaves, who is visiting
in Pittsburg and Cleveland leaves this week
for New York and Atlantic City to spend a few
days with her son. Valentine Ford Greaves, an
at present with his ship in the Brooklyn navy
yard. Mrs. GIeayes will be home next week. .
Mrs Mary B Baker and daughters, Della, Jes-
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Mark B. Smith of Col
fax avenue s.
Miss Alice Kirk was pleasantly surprised yes
terday by twelve friends, who gathered to help
her celebrate her birthday anniversary.
Charles II. Smith of the Berkeley hotel is ill
with dfphtherfa at the city hospital.
Mrs. j. s. McLain is entertaining her sis
ter, Miss Mary Peck Thomson of Chicago
The Misses Josie and Christina Klatz Arthur
and given shower Monday night by their North
Minneapolis friends after which they left for
their homes In Anoka
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as
| follows: Netherland, z. A. Clark; Grenoble, T.
johnson: Woodward, G. D. Dayton; Gilsey, s.
NJ. White; Broadway Central. N. Lowenthal, T.
Dr.. E. F. storke, NJ Prindevilie; Union Square Square
s; Brin: Normandie, 4: D.; Wallace; Holland
| Miss Maude Hyser left for the east Monday
evening with her cousins Dr.. and Mrs. Arm
eang IN he egeny ddr two
/ Mrs. G. A. Moore has returned from a yisi
! to Wtllmar.
| Mrs. j.. R. Nelson and Miss Ada L. Nelson
/ who have spent the past nine months in Cali
fornta, have returned and are at the Berkeley.
Mrs. w. w. Harrison and Miss Grace Harri
1 son are at the West Hotel. Miss Harrison hal
Just returned from extensive trip thr,
Europe.
/ P. H. c., No. 4S7 will give a benefit socia
and dance in Richmond hall tomorrow evening {
At meeting held at the home heenm,e Of the Misses
! nue., the Desmonda Social club was organized
and the following officers were elected: Presi
| dent Roy Wolfe; treasurer. Charles Nagle; secre
fairy, Pearl Whitcraft. The club will give it
i first party at the home of Miss Mabel Corbet
and series Of dances will follow during tn,
1 winter. e74.=s
i avenue celebrated the twenty-ffth anniyersar,
of their wedding recently and large group O
4 guests gathered in the flower decked rooms Mr.
and Mrs. Severance received many handsom
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

The end Of this week we will have
available two two-room suites with
bath and two rooms with bath Adj
dress Hotel del Otero, Mime tonka.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

Mrs. F. D. Dibble and daughter Jessie
of IS Dell place are at Mound.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.
GLIB MEETINGs.

THURSDAY
willard w. G. T. T.. Mrs. Whitmey5er
1870 E Fourteenth street, 3 pm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

Miss Nellie Cole entertained fifty Of her
friends. at a lawn party last evening at
her home on Hennepin avenue. Frappe
was served from a decorated bower, and
dancing on the lawn was the feature "
the evening. Light refreshments were
served.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sicher of 1909 Park
avenue announce the engagement of their
daughter Caroline l.. to Jonas We'll. Mr..
and Mrs. Sicher will receive for their
daughter and her fiance at a date to be
annOl1ncad Ia te,,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

Miss Alma Cannon Of Anokal, and Her
man Odbergs Of Minneapolis, were quietly
married at the home of Mrs R. Kinkes-
ton, 80 Aldrich avenue N, Monday evening
at $3.50 o'clock. The bride wore white and
carried brides roses Miss Lillian Chalk
er sang with You Alone after the ser
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odberg will leave for Can
non Falls where they will be entertained
by the bridegroom's mother and sisters.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

Miss Caroline Joyce has been visiting
Miss Ruth Chamberlain at Minnetonka
Beach. Arthur R. Joyce was a guest at
the Thompson cottage, Minnetonka Beach,
over Sunday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

Professor H. L. Carter Of Cannon Falls
has returned to his home after a visit in
Excelsior, his former home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford j. Fairchild will
give porch party Saturday evening at
their lake home for Mrs. /. S. Van Brunt
New York
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17
New ShirfWaisf Suit Silks 49c

Fashion observers report from Paris that
about eight silk costumes are now seen
where but one was formerly noticed. Rec
ognition Of this increased demand finds its
best expression in this store.
days selling, all new and just the scolors you
want; navy and white, brown and white, garnet
and white, green and white, ETC.,
worth S75c and 85c a yard 1G1T
Thursday, only ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-17
WHAT WOMEN
WANT TO KNOW
BY Marion Alcott Prentice,

By Marion Alcott Prentice.
Washing White SILK WaIsts-ls there any
way to wash white SILK waist and
keep It from getting yellow? J. 3. L. .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16

n9srr @ruf! Sd bite um eis SanO
Sbrer Sphterl"
Die beqen, ifarfeu glugen bes Sra
fen grebop bliBteu nit einem iiberIes
gensn 2tusorud ii6er ben iungsn Wtens
I4en binpeg; er poGte i1pn ben
UtunS gu elmer ipOttiIben 9smsrtunng
GIfnen; dber bann peilte iein Bid
nod eiumal uuf benz mGnnlihen, euts
IblpIienen @siift pes 2lmeritdners,
bus nit ieiner Sugeno in einsm Ielts
famen 8ipariprud itanO, uno er ants
iportete tiibl unO b0fIih:
nDltinc sOdtsr lit erit fiinT5s9u
Sabre alt"
.Sis piro i'm ndcbitsn Wonat Iedsz
3ebn," entgegnete Cigar iogIeih nit
elmer 9eitimmtbeit, ais Ieien pamit
ags gsoenten iber bic groBe SusenO
gtSelinoens pbne Deitsrss beieitiat.
SsBt buI9te bod Elm 2G6eln ii6er
pas erergiide 9sI4t bes 8rafen.
Der iunge Gbrcnfe!s bate bereits isin
WObIgefallen errsgt. Solhe Wsns
iaen, bic in jeocm 2lusenbIid lpuBtsn,
DaS lie pplltsH, unb pbne iebss
Sapanten duf ibr 3isl losgingen,
lparen nu9 ieinem Gsi6mad. Mit
Ieiner I6arTen Seobattunssgdbe bate
Graf 8rebop aud ldugit bemertt, oaB
in 0em jungsn Wtanne cine pabrbaft
abIige @siinnung pprbdnoen mar,
lpenn aud unter elmer seipifen ameris
taniiten Rudiihtsloiigteit perihiits
tst. 8enn er ipGter in 9eutIdlano
blieb, tpnnte er iia tppbl no9 gu eli
nem ehten ariitotratsn auspaaisu.
rabsr sic iinb ieIbit no6 isbr
Jung" idgts tsr Sruf, uRb es tlarg
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16

@st5' gGiidli9e Sage senOFsn bi.
bsiosn &ieaenpen. SruBosm es mitten
i'm 8intsr mar, lag bas 0aIein mir
cine einSigs la4enOs 5riihIingslaROs
if3dft Dor tbnen.
Der tleine See mar Sugefroren, uno
nun ihpirrten iie 4rm in glrm iiber
bic glutts 6lGde. unb es ipar ibnen,
als oh iie ieBt erit bas poIle 9eritdno>
nib fir chamber geiponnen bGtten.
sic fanoen einen .punoerbaren Rei3
barin, in bieiem barmonii9en Sort
eleiten, bieIem iia DiegeH uHo S6aus
teln auf benz trpitalsnen SpisgeI.
StunbsnIang tonntsn iib bic BEL.
BEN @iiidlifen auf benz tleinsn See
berumtummsln, pbne gu ermiioen, uno
eeipObnlih perlieben lie crit mad gins
bru9 Der SGmmeruns bic glatte 9abn
unb bdnn auh itets nit lebbaftem 9ss
cduern.
Sm S1lpIe ipdr man gang unbes
.iimmert I'M bas iunse Paar. Die
9rGfin lpagte iih an talten Sagen ieIs
ten in's sSreie, uno Der 9raf mar ippbI
in Isiner Sugeno S4littI9ub geIaus
fen, fano aber isBt iusnts GeI4mad
pdrau, uuo ieitoem nod oa5u Srms
edro ibrer Wann nit einsm trGitigen,
geiuaesn anabsn bsi8entt, Sog es ben
ii6ergliidliten 9robpdter mir nod
melt mchr gu ieinen Sinbern. uno er
puroe nidt miiOs, iia aR fsinem tIeis
ren GnteI gu erfreuen.
9d ipnnten bic b.iben 9erlpbtsn
ii4 ibrem 8ergniigsn gang un9eitOrt
iiberlaiIen. unb iie gsnohen es in ooI>
ZEN 3iigsn.
9luh beute iparen bic 9eioen baIb
mad benz Mittdgefen binausgeeilt gum
See. Gs ipebte cine fsuhte 2uft, Der
Winb tam aus bem 0sIten uuo ss mar
Su fiir4tsn, bab es nit ibrer 2uit bdlO
5u Gnoe ge6en piiEbe.
p8ir bstommsn Regen," Iagte 9(oes
ltnpe, aIs iie bur4 ben BART nanoers
ten, uuo blidte beiorgt gu bem poltens
ihperen 9immel empor. p0a polen
mir beate nod re4t uniers Giababn
senieben."
Gs puroe ihon bunteI uno es Iielen
bereits pie eriten Sropfeu; aber oi.
Seioen tonntrn ii9 mob INNER niht
Sur Seimtebr enti9lieGen. Simmer
pieoer gIitten iis nod einmaI innig
reri4lungsn rings Inn ben See. YI0Bs
LID lieB IoeIinoe bon ibrsm 9rGuttz
gam los; iis risf ibm netenb gu:
pGange midi" uno Flog pfeilItnsG oas
BON, ipGhreno iis Elm bellies, luItiges
9aaen ausitisB uno ii6sr bic glhieln
3uriid6lidts.
Cigar iu1ts Der 5Iiebenben raid
81 folgen, od trabte elm S9ub; - sr
fiibIte einen Druid auf isinsr 9ruit,
na9te nod eine 8eipesuns na9 her
Gelisbten bin, un6 bdnn brad Ct pt0Bz
lid 3uiummen.
GbtIinOs mar i4on an isiusr Seite:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16
.g,.in: ober itj ipuIrt. bid fruo.n.

.Tsin; aber ih ppllts bid frdeen,
ipdrum bu nod INNER bic W0rosr oeis
mes 8aters ni6t sur ipoblperoienten
Re4enihaft sesOeen bait9"
.GinIacb besbalb ni9t, neil iie uu'
i9ulbig iinb." entssgnete Cigar rubis.
nJiir 10 perbIenbet bate i4 bid
tpirtIid nidt gsbalten!" rtef Ssopig.
Die @erblenbung it auf Der anbes
rem Seits. SD srtidre Sbuen, bab i4
bon Der llnI9ulb meiner 8srpunoten
bic iibsrasussnbiten 8etpeiis babe"
limb i9 iage Dir, bic Gbrenfels
limb bic beimtiidif6en MOroer Oeines
8uters, uno beine SObnespfIi9t 1T es,
bic S9anbtbat gu rG4en!"
Sic bate nit erbobener Stimms ses
fpro9en, unb auf ibrem 9lntlib 5eists
itd Der unperiDbnli6e SaR, ben lie
gegen bieie 2eute in i6rem Seraen
empfanb.
SD m0hte sSbnen bringenb rat6en,
Sbren 8erbadt ni9t lGn9er gu
dub,rn, bsnn er 1T pDlig unbesriins
bet" entsesnets Cigar nun aud nit
GROCER Gntidisbenbeit.
sic la9te bitter uno b0bniIh auf:
yGntlpeber biit ou elm Rarr pbsr elm
sroBer 0ummtopf!"
gOenten Sis BON mir, tpas sic
tpolen; aber langlpsilen sic mid nift
fpeiter nit Sbrem @ei9pGb," ertpis
berte Cigar, Der ieBt bic @soulO pers
lor, unb lpolIte Iein pfero aufTu9en,
ii6 in ben Sattel iapinsen uno bdpon
reitsn, um bieier unerquidliChen uns
terbaltung Elm raIdes Gnbe gu MAIDEN
unb enoli4 Rube gu baben.
sic ergriff baittg isinen glrm, I'm
Jpn 5uriid3ubalten.
rSu pirit bic beimtiidii6en Shurs
fen Oa briiben 5ur Re9eni4uft 5isben.
SD forbere bas BON bir! Su biit ss
bem 2lnhenten beines ungliidli9en
8aters ftuloig!"
rTein, bas bin i9 nitt," tpebrte
@bgur iebr enti4ieben. sd tann
Sbnen bas rWarum" ni6t mittbeilen,
uber glduben sic meinem Dorte, i4
ipieoerboIe, meine @sripdnbten iino an
bem Sobe meines 8aters 10 uni4uloi9
ME Sic uno i4."
,Ou tunnit mir piel porrsbeu; bod
meins uebsr5eugung pirit bu oamit
ME sinIfiidtern. 0u bait bid nur
ron ben i6Iausn Gbrenfsls beIhpasen
uno binter's 2i4t fiibreu Iaiien; a5er
ou nirIt enbli4 Die elenben, binterliitis
gen 9iftmii6er sii6tigen, pber i4 er'
flGrs bid ebenfals fir einen idmmer'
!i4en S4urten."
2lnItatt jebsr glntipprt banb Cigar
RAID pas Yferb los unp f4pang ii4
in ben Sattel.
Ginsn 2lussnbIid iaisn Seopis Die
9(biiat gu baben, bem Yferpe in ben
3iissl gu fallen; iie erbo0 i6on ben
2lrm, bann bsiann lie ii4 unO nit
5ornbebenben 2ippat itieB lie berUor:
,GntipsOer pu rG9it oas glnoenten
neines @ater, uber bu ipirIt e5 bis
bsn!"
SIRE @orte tlangen brobeno, aber
Der iunge Meni4 athtete ni4t lpeiter
odrauf; er CAB ieinem Pferoe bic Spos
rem, bus pfeiIi4nea bupon flog.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16
au6eiue gsriibmtbsti

-@u9eine 9eriibmtbeit.
rRun, SsrrDirtb, Sbr GsI9dft iGtint
ia iebr gut 5u gsben!" = r2lnfangs
gins's miIerabel! Geitpem i9 aber Ell
nen beriihmten 0i4ter NAL iibsr's
DIR gebaut unb er bieies IN elmer
ReiIebeI9reibung erpdbnt bat, III
mein 9pcal tets beiebt BON 9ersbrern
bes 9i9tsrs, bic m i'd tsnnen Ierkn
fpolen!"
9erfebt5urs9nen Sn
einen 2aben trat cine Srldnoerin, nu9
bem Yreis Der i'm S4aufeniter uuseez
itellten Srdssn frusenO. r3rei fir
men Auarter," bslehrt iie Der Glert.
,gDie pisl toitet benn Der cine ba9" =
,Orei3ebn Gents. - Die 1rGu iiber>
leote cine @eile, bann idrieb lie nit
benz 3eisefingsr uniidtbure 3ablsn
auf ben 4ermsl ibres Sleibes. Gnbs
lid mar bic Rs9nuns beenbigt. rEies
piirse." faste bic Gruu, ~Sp0If Gents
fir ben uuberen 8rasen na9en. De-
ben sic mir benz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16
fig sefdeben, baB Cigar feline Soatsr

fig sefheben. baB Cigar feline SO4tsr
tiiBte.
nWie bentt Shr gud aber bic 3u'
tunft, &inber2 Werbet Sbr tiinftis in
OeutihIdnb bIeiben ober sebt Sbr mad
4merita?"
~abelinbe mag bies beitimmsn,"
anttportete Cigar.
.0ann bleiben mir bier" srtldrte
4beIinSe nu4 furaem Sinnsn. rQlber
i9 mG9te am liebiten in elmer groben
Stuot Isben, in Dresden ober 9srs
lin."
glun tonnts ia glei3 sine 0pppeIs
bo65eit sefeiert iperoen, benn aud glrs
nulf bate bel bem 9rafen nm bic
Sano Wdltrubs sepurben uno bsfsn
Sciport erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16

2duoIi9. .0eItern bnb' ih
benz WaItl. neil er 0i' INNER psrfolgt
uRb net in Rub labt. i'm Wirtbshnus
Elm paar Dbrfeigen 'geb'n. uno NADIA
bab' in nod 'nousg'idmiiisu. ouB sr
iid fat Die Rippen 'bro9en bGtt!!" -
.0u biit bait bod a gutter 2srt.
Skpp!" -
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-21

NAVIGATION is dangerously near its close and it is practically certain that the amount of provisions ill the interior of Alaska is far be.ow the requirements of the people. It is possible that Rampant may find the situation worse this winter than it was last. Fairbanks district can scarcely be supplied, though there may be some improveme # there since last reports. Of course there is no danger of actual starvation, but a good many people may have to seek refuge on the Canadian side of the boundary at great personal inconvenience and business loss. Just now, there is scarcely room to doubt that mining interests will suffer.