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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30

George Sidney as ''izzy'' in the musical
farce comedy, "Busy Icy win be the at
traction at the Barre opera house May 5.
SidneY's statue stands him In good stead
In this characterization, for 1t has given
him an individuality which is unmistak-
able 10 the ranks OF comedians who essay
the character of the stage Hebrew. The
Jew, as shown By this comedian is as
pleasing to the Hebrew race as TO all 9th
ers. This good natured laughing little
fellow, who is always imposed upon rath-
er than imposing is ever ready for any
new scheme. II Is all wrapped up in mu-
steal farce, and songs, dances and speei-
atty features fill In making Busy Izzyn
an entertainment for all kinds Of laughter.
There are two acts to the entertainment, a
department store and a summer hotel.
Among the new songs are Anna, Ny
Dixie Anna, 2 Tommy and Me, 2 II New
er Had Such Times ~ Want to Go
Back to Old London, 1.-The French Sou
brette, = .sShe Reads the New York Pa
pers Every Day and Beautiful Dream
Come True The company numbers IS
people and contain many frst water fun
makers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Local Happenings Tersely Told For Busy
Readers.
Great bargains in fancy oak rockers at
Barry & Williams
Saturday candy for 200 per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy,
Williams, Hoyt & Co.'s ehildren's shoes
are the best Badger, Mclean q Go.
Choice assortment Of ladies' muslin
waists, prices CSC to So 9S each, at Fits +.
Old gold and silver wanted at retners'
prices in exchange for goods at F. (. Burr's
Mr.. Il. Those are all good reasons Of
Mr.. Wanamaker's and I'm glad you called
my attention to them, Ballard. I've been
thinking of Life Insurance more than
knew and am decided ] want you TO
write $1,000 on your National Life Invest
ment Insurance Trust Bond plan, 20 years,
age 81. Mr.. BIO. f. and the doctor
can see you this evening at !" Ballard
& Co. Reliable insurance.
A happy characteristic Of Eyerybody's
Magazine is the versatility exhibited in its
contents-table. The editors are not riveted
to single set Of ideas, but manage in
each issue TO strike some new note or
touch some noYel phase Of life or endeav-
or. There are two salient features in the
May issue, which though serious in tone
and treatment, are Of so much Importance
to the world just now as to have an almost
sensational interest One is on the Great
White Plague, Consumption; the second,
the subject which the Methodist church
Conference Is debating with so much ar
dor relation Of Christianity to amuse-
ment may the Christian dance, play cards,
and attend the play?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30
wILLIAMsTOWN.

Return Davis Of St. Johnsbury has been
In town the past few days on business.
Qui,e a number from here went to Bar
re Thursday evening TO see" I nder south
efn Skies at the Barre opera house.
George Cram and L. w. Wright Of
Brookheld, were in town yesterday stalk
ing out the line between the village and
South Barre. ready to put IN the People s
Telephone line which is soon to be put
through Barre city limits.
Public worship viii be held at the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning fol-
the last time previous to tearing up foE
repairs. The Sacrament Of the Lords
Supper win be administered. In the eve
ming there will be union service at the
ri. L. church to he addressed by Rev w
r. Davenport.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30
EAST BARRE.

Miss Cherrie Laird Of Orange is visiting
at NJ. w Hylands
F. A. Sargent has his feed mill connect
ed with an electric motor.
Miss S. Eva Kennedy Of Granitevile
visited friends In town this week.
Miss Nellie M. Ryle is in with the
grippe at the home Of H, Z. Sargent.
o. S Cooney attended the Grand Lodge
Of n 4, Q. p at st. JOhusbuTy April
|28
Miss Mabel Il Preston is inthe city to-
day to meet her uncle from Hartford,
Conn
A number Of our citizens attended the
Grange dance held at Washington last
night.
Nj IN. Hyland claims to have an up to
date hen which lays eggs measuring 2
inches by Inches.
Gill Lodge, 30. 81, celebrated the s5th
anniversary Of Odd Fellowship at the 1. O.
O. T. hall Tuesday.
a large number Of young couples from
night and report good time,
Several members from Wuchosen Tribe.
No. 10, visited Iroquois Tribe Of Red Men
at Barre city Tuesday evening.
w. G. Nye entertained his Sunday
school class at his home New sugar was
served and very pleasant evening was
enjoyed by all
Plans are being made By the N. +. O.
P. for an entertainment next Thursday
evening 70 be given In the opera house.
Pictures pathetic and comic will add
greatly to the interest Of the perform
ance.
The promenade concert which, owing TO
the weather and rough roads, was post
poned, will be held IN the opera house on
Friday evening, May 8, rain or shine.
They look for good time at a popular
price.
The /. o. G. T held It's regular meeting
at Foresters hall Tuesday evening. The
competitive system, Of the last quarter
closed by a fine programme given BY the
company After the programme the cleo
ton Of officers was held. A. G. Dickey
was elected Chief Templar.
Last Wednesday evening MI and Mrs.
Mat Hyland gave delightful reception to
a number Of their friends Games were
INDUCED ia until the awee sma' hours
when the guests took leave Of their charm
ing hostess and genial host with words Of
thanks for the good time given them.
Sunday services. The pastor willpreach
both morning and evening The morning
offering will be given for The Vermont Do
nestle and the National Home Mission
Work. The communion season will be
postponed 10 the following Sunday. The
question Of changing the Sunday morning
service to Sunday afternoon, according "a
notice read from the pulpit last Sunday
morning, will come before the people fol
action after the morning service. Chris.
tian Endeavor meeting at Clio, leader
Miss Belle Moore. Topic for the O'Clock
service. Answered Prayers Are Any
Prayers Unanswered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30
LOT No. :.
Thirty-five Suits at Only 1898 Each

Suits stylish Suits s2o to $500 Suits and you will have
quick advantage Of this offering colors black navy,
brown and mixtures.
nr- NJ ,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30
ORANGE.

Sunday school at 1890 p. m. Preach
ing service at t.30, sermon by the pastor.
The offering at this service viii be for the
Vermont Domestic and the National
Home Mission Work The Lords Supper
after the sermon Christian Endeavor
meeting at Z. Leader, Mrs Nellie
Flanders
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30
lie Barre DAILY TIMES
RAnRE. "a. LII %. go
weather Prs..ieeons.

Boston, April 30.-Fair tonight,
except ia eastern Maine, Sunday
fair, cooler tonighti in New Hamp-
shire and Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30
LOT No. D.
An Attractive Assortment at $3.50 EACH

better Suits of cousepossess little style and made
better cloths you have sa spend for Suit you Dug
them.
LOT No, g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30
Backward Season Prices !
co ON ALL OUR
LADIES' SUITS TODAY.

When the tends make business slow We attach
prices merchandise make things We like things
active here and bound make conditions such will
them To-day the Suits get big cuts in prices Today
you realize big saving These prices stay until the Suits
arc sold These lots ought 70 interest you
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30

That pair Of work shoes bought 81
Eastman Bros, wore longer than any !
ever owned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-30
a barre Woman Asks

A Barre Woman Asks
Have you floor paint that will last two
weeks ~ Yes, we have Deyoe's, 1t has a
beautiful gloss and will wear two years II
applied Reynolds & Son.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

tom Scllot einitinnig nnoellont
men, lnb Noonts traf am %. San
1850 mieoer in Siniooa Gin. SIM 81
,Sebruar erfol9te Ser Nustari6 oel
llrfunoen = neun Monate itnn >.
Gage nod slbidIitB Der Ierlonhl1ut
gen. Pm niiditen Gage trut Guni.
nlobore Herrp bic &iidreiie an.
Gorbcr bate er nod cine beioli
oere 8enligtbnung. Sm Sabre1Sls
bette man in @oihington nit scr
Grridtil1g beg ipeltberiibmtcn Sbc
listen begolinell, Der nab manuiqfa
den llnterbredungeit 1854 noaenoel
muroc unb Den 5%iucitb6diten Stett.-
borl Der @elt 6iloet. Gr lit t59 9fc
ter bod, un6 llur Der lllmer Miin.
itertbilrm iiberra9t i'm nm 5meigfe.
ter. NlS man 1856 I'M fernen Often
crfuhr, Dab bic peridiebeniten Ia.
tionen cincn 9oi,ltein ober cine sc,
ocnftofeI 81 Dem Sfieieniperte bet
itcllertcn, erboten lldl Sapar, Sor.
mioia uno Sclp Chem cbcnfoaS III
elmer iolhcn Gbreigobe iiir vbefl
Nroben Monoarinen" am Gnoe Der
Nclt, oeiicn Mltf ais Mcnid iibcraa.-
hin ge0rungen mar.
Die GinOriife, nclde oie amsrifo.
nilder Wornl6oiten bon Sopoil
nlitllobmen, iporell Die benfbar be,
item. SebeS WtiBtroucn id)icn &c,
ihNuunben, feline Sprr jeller Spio.
mage 5cigte lid) me6r, bic bod Dem
&eien bcs iupnuiiden &olfe5 ci0en
81 icin id,ien. Mebrerc Soponcr be.
ltilr1ltcn Die Gopitdnc, nod 9mcrifo
mlitgenomnlcn 81 lperoet. 0eior.
oCrS bcGierig moren lie, enSliidc@ii.
der in ibrcn 9ciib 3u befonrmen.
Der ErGiioeni bate Dem Safer
infer gnoercm cine 2ofonlotipe sum
@cid)cnf Oemo6t. Die Saponer
lernten idncll, Oieielbc 81 bonobn,
ben. Sogegen madte ibnen Ser eIef.
trildle telegraph bcionocrc Shlpie.
ri9fciten. Die Gopit1ne binterlie-
Ben ebcnio luic Die Monnidaften,
5oblrei0c perionli6c SreinOe, iooaB
Der Nblhieo beioen Sbcilen ni6t
Iciht ipuroc.
90 9elong Den Sfnerifaneru ipaS
Den F%ortllgicicn griinOlid miBlun.
gen lpor, iuoS bie g~nglGnoer ulb
Mitlicn pergcbli6. bunocrt Sabre
lang erltrcbt buttelt, llnb iudS Den
Soldnoetn MIR 0llrh nmuiiroigeIes
miltbiglnlgen 5u Sbeil %geluorben
luar. Or. 5. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Gnblidl cine amte Sbee.

obington, 9. g., 8. Gpril.
- Senator Giaingbam eritattete Ell.
rten empfebIett on 9eriht inn Iomen
oes ginpanberi,nas : Counties be.
siiglih Der Gill, ipelfe ocn General
iniuanOeriin9S GommiiiGr erm6d)-
tigt. in Serbinorng nit berGinmon.
behring's : Stotion onf ellis Sslonb
Gin Snformotions : @iircau on5illc.
ger, ueldes oen @~inmonoerern bel
ibrcr Sohoung @usfunft uno &otg
oqriiber ertbeilen ioa, mo- iic iid) ont
9clten nieberloiicn piirbcn. Die Sn-
formation iol it'd ouf bie NeIiour-
cen. Grobufte ltnb pbplifoliiden@er-
bdltniiie idmmtlider Staotcn uno
1crritorien, alinta nno 9ooenbe.
id)affcnbeit, Yreiie bes @rlunobeii.
bes, &ciieroiiten, SransportfoiterL
Die @ele9enbeit 3llr Grlongung bon
9eid)aftigulg in. Ben perihieoencn
@erntS5iucigen, Die Sobnperb1ltniile
nno Die Soften bes 2ebenSunterbol-
ties III bcn peridieoenen Stonten II.
Serritorieu be5ieben uno Niles iol
9etban perocn, mas Die ginpanbc.
rer boriiber auffldren fam, mas tic
im Safe Der Hieberloiilung in IT.
acnb elmer 8egenb ser Ser. Staoten
ermortet. Sober Staat uno ieoes
Serritorium miro, auBeroem befiiot
iein, ouf cigene Softer einen Maen.
ten 5ilr &ertretitng omi ellis Sslan6
ST. bolten. Gen agenten miro nad
Der 3nlaliilng Der Ginpanbercr gu.
gang 81 benielben sciuabrt iperben;
bonlit lie ibnen Die G~ortbeile, pelde
Die bctrcffellocn Stoaten ODER 5erri.
torien fir bic .gniieolung bieten.
barlegen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
VIE GnfeI Gam Sapan Scm @clt
U~crtcir crUfInclc.

Bero6e leBt, mu picle iid mlnOcrn,
bnb ole Ncrcinigten Gtootcn uott
y%tnrbomcrilo in Den rniliid iopnni
iden @dn0eln ibrc Gimme crhcbcn.
ioltc cS stlen in oo& @eoGhinib 5lr
riid9eruicn ipcroeu, OoB c9 lcoi0lid)
nus 81 bantcn it, boB bo3 Icih Der
enlightenment Sounc i'm Sabre 1853
Dem @eliperfebr crid)lplicn luuroc,
nadoem Is 5luei un0 Elm hoibc3
S%nbrbunbcrt lang mir clnem bolbcn
0ubeno orgmobniidl iibcrpodtcn cu.
rop1ii1en &ouilcuten Aeofinet mar.
Gic erie 0unoc BON bicicln Sbcil
Nc3 ierncn 0ltells fam 1895 burdl
rem &cnetioller Morco Ealo nod
europa, Ser 1915 oils odt5cbniGhri'
ger Singing icincn &ntcr nnb bciicn
9rlocr. 5tpci mQAboliiac &%ultfbcrren.
oiil ihrer Sobrt nod Den mhcfonn'
ten Melten hc9lciicte mo Sabre lnnN
Gbina bcrciltc. Gr lclbIt bot freilid)
Sapon nid,t bctrcicu; cr erirbr obcr
bon Gbincicn 10 naudc5 @unocrborc
fiber ooS SEiclreih 3iponau Ga.
PAM nno beridltetc gulteu @Ioubcu5.
ipas er berliommlelL ltibefiimmcrt
nm ole llll0l0ubigfcit ieiucr Scorer.
Ghuo Gin Siertelio1rtoliclh ioate
pcrgchcrL cbe Der 3uioa Gin cllrppGi-
iG,es Sdiii an oaS @eitooc SSopon'o
%iiiI)rtc. IS lpar Der HortuQieIc Ser.
! pinano Wenoc3 Tinto, Der bon Ger.
pantes peaen ieiner abcnteuerIiGI
flinAcn6en 9crihte gum YmoBlolcr
auiidueibcr" ~geiicnlpclt wuroc. Gr
ecntredic" Sopon i'm Sabre 1915
EoriuenI mar 0amnlS cine @rpb
ntad)t, es bate swei Sabrbunbertc
lana Die Meere ourdfreu5.. beioI;
Mnoeira, Die SnleIn OeS @riinen
g~nrpcbirseS, bic @ninea. mo Congo.
Giiitcn; Gir0elunaen in Oitinoien
Cora DOS iioiime Icn") unO battc
in China iejien Sub gefabt, no ibnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
20 8raliinl pro Come Die Winenbe-
liter natilrIidl idlneII reich modlen.

20 @rdillnl pro Come Die WiIIenbe-
iiber nutiirlid) id)nell reih madlen.
Niln lit bos Gliediilber aber. mie
ia oQacneil %befanut, cine 5iernlid)
unboublife Sliiiiigfeit. gs lit ibper,
ons Silber %gleid]nt1Big in ben Sono
SIT perreibeli, unb oaber cnt9ebt ibnt
imnter nod einiges @olo. Wir be-
iisen aber nod Elm on0ereS golbloien-
oes Wiitel i'm Gponfalilum ooer
Gpamotriiln. Cine 2olung bieics
SdI5es IN @aiier miro cen Sano
gon5 onoers, uls buS id,tucrfliiilige
Sitedltlber ollrd)lnltger uio nirflid)
leoes @olbit1ubd)elt trefien mo olf.
lolen. 8ns Gpanioloitge @erfubren
ipllroe 5nerit BON MacNrtbur 1orrelt
o~lifgebrad)t ilnb in 5runspoul onoes
tualtot. Is rief BORT einen .9oont"
erlter 8itte berpor, bo es jebt Elm FIT.
f%ratipes @ei6Gft iuurbe, iGmmtlide,
mad, Dem Tuediilberperfobren oeror-
belteten Sonoe, mel6e etlpo t.5 bis 9
0rolnm @olo pro Come bielten, Elm
bodrelltablcS @elhuft, uno oQer Sr=
ten milr0el Die rieligen SanobalbcrL
melde iif mobreno zines aberdeen,
alters angeiammelt butten, nit Gu-
unlalIge %bcbonbclt. Nod Nllforbci.
tltng oieier Heite lit ooS Gerfobren in
Sronspool gnn5 oll9emein i'm In-
idluB an bos GuefiiIbcrperfobrcn
cingciiibrt iporoen.
Snl llebrigen oiiritc es olld BET
inns IN 0euti6lonb, moielblt Der
@olobal icit San9enl rlibt, Oicien
uraIten Snbuitrie5meig ncll beleben.
@eroen oof nod Dem &eriobren
Sanoe abbnlupiiroia. in bencn man
friiber ocn @~olbgebolt i%iberbaupt
fallm ieltitcllen fonnte.
Gin Snb BON 5ipci @ramm pro
Come entipriht ia 5lpei M%iQioniteln
ooer 0.0002 Ero5ent @oloeebolt.
0as @olo, aus DEM mir Elm ,3mon-
5igmarfitiid ihlugen fonner, lit Do
bel IN elmer Sonomcnoc bon ettuu
5000 ailo9romn ooer 100 Gentneru
fein p%ertbeilt.
Yin oieier Stelle finbct aber ltniere
Sedlllif gcgenhpGrtig aud lire @ren-
sen, mo obipobl ms ouf Scr @roe an
olelen onoeren Stelen @olo in unge.
aInten Meligen unlgibt, fonnen mir
es 5lir 3eit bod nid)t lobneno o6-
builei1. SeiipieIslpeiie entb1lt Der
golbboltige Saho bcs &bcincs MIR
0,OOOO0O12 Yro5ent, Ius lit MIR Der
toricnoite Sbeil 0eiien, lpos be,lte
chen nod lohlit. @enn bober uniere
gltporoern IN pcraaugenen Sobrbun.
oertcn @olo aus Dem Hbeinlano &c.
ponlten baben, 10 biirfen mir am
Gnoe o%llnebmen, baB Der SluB iriiber
%golorcidcr geiueien lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

Gin poeti de Mitorbei
Ter Der Ntilnbener S,ieeno being
Die &iforo Straub-6cier TO-:
Ii6oro StroltB, Oh llrgemaltigcr,
armonleoermnnniafolter.
Observation-Disclosures, +
MISUNDERSTANDING
Observation-Disclosures,
Observation-Disclosures,
Observation-Disclosures,
S6iuierigteitsnid
Der,
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures,
Observation-Disclosures,
Observation-Disclosures,
Sonacniht9enuggefelerter,
Der OH mGdit, geoeibIt uno bliibII
&idarb StrauB lei mir gegriiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
GGtbiclbaiter MorS.

6 ldeher, Conn, 8. Ipril. =
Gle Seide einesMonnes, iuel6er bel.
DC Irnle on Den Sdultcrn obae-
lbiiItterl fporen nnb Die olid) ionlt
IN e~ntletlltJer Meiie entitcIlt NOR,
mllrOe in yeiuem Sad in einem unfer.
tigen Seller allf Der Sarm poi, Sssobn
Warts 'bierlelbit geinnoen. Oie 2ei-
die ipitroe ais Die zines friibercn ar-
beiters aiif Der Marfsfhcn Jarnt
i0cntifi3irt. Marfs, ipclher Gin
Marll BON 65 Salrcu iii 1T nniidt.
bar g%eiporoen. Gr ioH bduiiaS treit
nit leinen Arbeiterl setabt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
&ic man baS @clo ge,uinut.
Bon Sans Commit.


&n Scr Motbenlotif miro biSneilcn
oorltod) geiragt, bis 5u ncld)er Cunt
me IN unieren Sagen Elm Eienni9 at.
gepad)Icn luGre, ben Semano 81
Gbrilti 3eiten 81 pier Yro5ent oilf
3illeSjins ongelegt b6tte. 3os DC
iultat Oieier Auigobe pilegt itets Ser
blilfillng berpor5llrufen. MiiBte ood
Die ltlgliiflide 9onf, meld)e Dor
1900 Subren ben Hicnlig in Gepot
aenomlnlen Butte, Dem BETTER Dentc
ulgefdbr 200 @rbfligeln IN nloiiipem
@oloe nils5oblen.
@cniger befunnt lit oie 5rucite Mllf-
gobc. Sic frngt nub Der @roBe Der
ienigen altgel. Ole man aus oncln
@olo, oas iid) %Gegenpdrtig IN menid-
lid)em @clitc bcfilloct, beritellen
tonntc. 3ieie &lleel miirbe iiberras
ld)enb flein ousfoilen. Sbr 0urd)'
meier ipiirbc cbcn llilr % Meter be.
tragcll. 81 iebelu grobcren Mietbs.
baltle tonnten mir oieie Men0e Sol.
0cs beQllcnl untcrbrtngen.
Wdbreno mir ebell nod ultlerc
! Sdliloen nit Nol0enen Grofugcln
bcgleidlen moltcrl ieben mir Jest,
Dob mir iibcrbuilpt MIR Elm ipin3iacS
&ii0eIden in inherent 9eiise bobell,
oos mir cine mooerne StroBe entlol1o
ipnl5en f0nnerL obne Die S1ltierfron,
ten 81 beriibrer.
Tim oieie &ilgel, ia, Inn 9roden
mo Sbeile bon ibr, lit lett Sobrtoll-
ienoen nlenolid, piel Summer itlo
Gleno III Die @elt gefommen, lit
Sootihlog mo Morb beaongen, ltnD
%iln50blige, u~niogborc &erbreden Der
iibt mor0en.
Sic lpiegt ibmer, %,tniere @olofu.
gel. Shr @Gpibt belGllft lid ouf
10000 Sonnem ibr Wertb ouf 375
Ntiliuroen Marf. Oh lie ober of
ben 6repel ino ou bos @Iut, bns on
ibr flcbt, ailiuicgcn fam, biiritc bod
5meifclboit ldcinen.
Sn icbcm Sale oori eS uls Sort.
id)ritt geltcnL bob uniere mooernc
Icdnif 0tittel unb @egc eefunocn
bat, olld obne Moub nnb Sootidlug,
rnlr burh Mliiluenollng med)oniiher
grbeit nelie, eewolti9e @olomeneen
81 g%epinnen.
@olb lit fem ieltenes MtetoQ, cs
iinoet lib meit perbrcitet beiipiclss
,ueiie i'm WeerlpoIier geloit uno mei-
fer I'M Sonbe Der n%leiiten SliiIle uno
ihlieblid) ioeor in Den "allermeiiten
Sanoen "iiberbnltpt. Sdoh Die @plos
mcllgen ollein, lpelhe uniere S5eane
1eloit cntbalteL oiiriten Elm pieIbnn-
bcrtfod)eS 0erienigen oariteIlcn, bic
oie Menihbeit %acgenpGrtig aenliin5t
uno unacmiinSt bclibt. Snbelien lit
bier Die Gerbiinnung cine 10 rn9c-
beurc, bob an eine nutbringenoe &c.
minnnng nit ben NegenwGrtigen
Mitteln Der 5ed)nif nidt geoodt mer.
oeu fam. 9mmit ioa ieooh nidt
bcbouptet merben, bab cine iolde sc.
%pinnung .nidt ip0tcr moglih peroen
miro; gehorte lie bod bereits 5li Den
2ieblingsioce'n @erner Clemens,
Der i'm aagemeinen feinen lltppier
nad5ubGngenp ilegte.
Gem nniere Sednif hat Sort.
ihritte eemodt, nro bette linh golo-
bolti9r Sonoc obbmlmiir0ig, Die nod
Dor 5ebn Sobren ben 9etrieb nid)t I'M
GntfernteIten gelobnt b1tten. Dor
5ebn Sobren aber bailte man bereits
NIT Grfola ab, mas man Dor f~iinf5ig
Sohren ais mertblos bel Seite geluor,
fen bate.
getradten mir Die Nittel Der 0Oto.
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per 9ent(de correspondent.
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rected the following week and attention called to ed
explanation that papers the wrong topics
ought to have been written. But number of North
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THE WEEKS ROLL or HOMO r
Continued on Sixth Page.)
MINNEAPOLIS PRIZE WINNERS.

MINNEAPOLIS PRIZE WINNERS.
Fourteenth Avenue
Roberts, Eighth Mann School, 2e11
Columbus Avenue.
Jean Robertson Sixth Grade Whittier School, Blais
dell Avenue.
HONORABLE MENTION
Margaret Clark Tenth Grade. High School,
Excelsior MINI.
Lenart, Eleventh Grade, North Side High School,
Washington n
Ethel L. Todd, Grade, School,
Street NE.
NORTHWESTERN PRIZE WINNERS.
Allie scheres, Twelfth Grade, Mankato, MINI.
Marguerite Lewis Eighth Grade, st. James.
Florence Daniels, B sixth Grade Hayward Wis
HONORABLE MENTION.
Edna ndstad, Ninth Grade Grafton. N. D.
ONE Il. Loyett. Grade. City.
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by a note in the Roll of Honor,
and editorially, there is no real
reason why Minneapolis Juniors
should have chung to that topic
instead Of the one belonging to
them,-no reason, that is, ex-
cept that their eyes saw, but
did not read. The editor re-
grets the error in the first
place, but suggests that the
Juniors look rather carefully at
dates in the topics and see if
there is an unintentional mis-
take, and also watch carefully
for possible announcements in
the editorial column.
Ralph Parker and Hazelle
Roberts did not state prizes
preferred.
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TE light ripple of laughter all down the
line. That is what the vacation incidents
seemed like this week It was pleasure
to read the stories, because the writers so
evidently enjoyed the topic and the letter
form in which it was to be written. The
incident generally chosen was joke. Some
times the point was at the expense of
others, but quite frequently it was turned
upon the writer himself.
number of Minneapolis Juniors will
undoubtedly wonder why their carefully
prepared papers the topic "Never
Again" have disappeared from view. By
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braced their feet for terrific wrench. Come what
might, they prepared.
AS neared the tragic scene, slowed down to
stirred. gave searching glance into his great brown
eyes, He laughing; actually laughing The women
were the only who frightened. Your loving
brother, Ralph s. Parker,
B Tenth Grade, 2437 Fourteenth Avenue s.
South Side High School.
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not see the second announce
ment, and so sent in papers on
the Minneapolis topic. The ed
itor is sorry, but these, being
neither one thing nor another,
so to speak, can not be used. It
is good thing to glance thru
the editorial column every
week and see what announce
ments may be made there. That
is the only department open to
the editor for such Things.