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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
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1T unier MottU. Dir Sino fir Sc
ben bereit. Wir haben 0aegains
far Seoen. Sodgraoiae @aren, le'
aitime Breiie unb nieorige Gnaah'
luneen. SIMMER bereit fir Jeoen -
noenl1 es iib urn reele IranSattio-
nen banoe[t. Jmmer up to
Date. 8eiu6t uniere neuen
B arenlaaer, wel@e bic ele@
ganteiten i'm State in b,
@ir baben oas grbBte 8 o.
%renlaaer. Seine uebers
treibun9.
Sbos. 0oggan 4 BrOs.,
Ode SeRHeus nnb Nauarro : Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
"Up 10 Date" Wnfffbanblmua

nebt "up-to-date" mufifoliiheu
Snftrumente, ieber Nrt gu ben nieos
riaften Breiien unb 81 ben an9e=
nebmiten Ibsabluaass Beoinauneen.
uelhe bohgraoi9e Waren eeftatten.
IS lieat bel uns feine @eihdftsperz
dnoerung por, nph iuden mir ruinis
neQe Ieilbaber. unier @eifafts'
local 1T unb bleibt imnier Gde 5ouz
ftons uno @anarro . StraBe. Gns
It dnoiafeit. gbrlihteit.
uno 8abrt
Belt 1T unier Spruh.
Sbos. GOggan & Bros,
Gfe Spniton= un0 NaDarro : StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
sat feline sldtuua ppr Dem Mlter.

9sift cine S9anbe, tpern bic Su
genb feline N6tung mebr Dor benz Oil
ter bat. 9lber gan5 bas @egenteil gilt
BON Or. Sings Neuen 2~ebenspilen.
Sieielben bereiten ben &ranfbeiten Elm
gnbe, einerlei, tpie idmer iie finb urb
gang pbne Ridii6t auf ibr Qlter /!
@elbiH9t, 0erbauunssi6md6e, Sic
Der unb 0a~rtleibisfeit, iie ale mei9en
bieier poqfommenen Biue. gu baben
fir 25 Gents in ben Apotbetel1 Don g..
S. s. S6miot uaslp4 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
NQerIet.

Dten8tag Mittag entitano lit
6enrg BoQner's 5@neioemible an
Der 4eat StraBe ein eyeuer our&
5el5itent5unoung BON 9iiraer, MEL
Dies aber eelDint muroe. ebe es nen>
nensperten Sdlooen angeridtet botte.
- Manor Campbell lit an einem
Gbeumatismuss Nnfau erfrantt.
9as gauge oemofratiIhe
@puntps9idet lit nit GROCER Maiori=
tdt erndblt uDroen. Die BON uber
80 Counties eingelaufenen Berihte
lalien eriebeu, oaB BARN 1000 Stims
,ter, abaeeebeu muroen. unteruooo.
8n(ter uub WcDenittl iefen auf benz
republitoniidbeu gidet an. beiteu.
@ir batten oas Bergnuoeu,
nit 9errn gpnrao ubl, @rln=
Der uno Better bes 6otel 8riitol in
Berliu. oes gr0Btett uno faibipnobel=
iten 6otelS Der &elhsbauptItaot uno
ieiner liebensniiroiaen @e,nablin,
Die Iib auf Der Durhrelie nad gali=
%fornien b%efanoea, einen iebr anae=
rebmet Sag 81 oerbrinaen.
- MQe Wirtihaften blieben an,
Wabltaae bon muraens 6 ubr biz
Witternadt aeidlofien. Nueuit 4im<
buraer .muroe negen uebertretuno
oes @eiebes perbaftet.
Die Weubauteu in Sort Sam
Snuiton ihreiten ihnen pDran.
- Ser M0nat, pu1 benz Seine
bebauptet, oaB er Elm trauriger lei,
inoem Die Gage triibers meroen. bat
iid ourhaus niht als Elm FOLDER an
getan. berrlider miloer Somner,,
ibeiu. elm blauer 6immel uno Die
Bueite oer buntgefdrbten Bldtter,
oe8 unter unlern Sii6en raiielnoen
oirren 9aubes, brduaen uniere Bes
gaiusritter, uie oa8 10 gebrdublib
nm oieie S~abres5eit, 81 aIerbano
Trimmings uno meiltens nidtltims
munespoGen @eoibten. Die t1ur oas
cine Cute an iib baben, oaB man 1ie
nidt 5u leleu brauht, tpenn man
ridt Mil. Die Natur, pie lie lid
tpGbreno Der pe%rfloifenen Bpde uns
Dffenbarte, mar mol oasu anaetan,
berufene uno auh nibt berufene
Bueten III beaeiitern unb gu ben
ihDnften 9tanaen gu n%eronlaiien.
@srbausmtsnone sfatatropbem.
Na6lditgfeit lit fir maude @iiens
bns&ataitropbe perantlpprtlid, uub
aus berielben uria9e mirb man6er,
Der an gals unb 2ungenleiben laboz
riert, 5u @runbe geri6tet. Seitbem
mani aber 0r. Sings Neue gntbedung
fir S9winbiu9t, 9uiten unb @rfdlz
tung bat, f6nnen ielbt bic l9limmiten
GGlle gebeilt tperben llnb bofnungss
leie Resignation 1T ni6t ldnger notig.
Mrs.e Sois Gragg BON 9or6e1ter,
MaH., lit eine Der @ielsr, beren 2ez
ben bur9 Sr. Sings Scene @nt6edung
gerettet tporben 1T. 9as groBe Mittel
fir ale 2ungenz unb gals : 8ranfbei
ten tuirb %garantiert BON ben Npotbefen
BON 9. S. s. S6miOt utlb abOlpb
0reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
Die watl
Olansenccr sice Ses repmblieas
ftiie9cm Natiemals Giefets.

Mit einem e~ldnsenoen Siege &oos
ienelt's uie i'm 10 groB ielbt feline
entihieoenften Barteieenofien niht
uuraus5uiager, tunetert, bat Der Wabl=
tanpf eeihluheu. Das Republican,.
ibe gidet lit nit elmer mod grDBeren
Waioritdt getpablt moroen, als iie
Wi3inlep bel Der lebten Wabl erhal=
ten bat. Damals ftelen 292 @lettDs
ralitimmen fir Wtc&inlep uno &ooie=
uelt, es lit m0gllh. baB &ooieuelt
uno Tairbanfs oies Mtal 325 Stims
men erhalten rueroen.
NGe Staaten, melhe 1900 republic
taniiHe glettpren ermdblten, baben
es aud oieSmal getnn, auBeroem bat
NpDiepelt mabri1einltb nod Die
Staaten Colorado, Wepaoa, Wons
tana uno Soabo getponnen. Netp
Nort eiebt ben &epublitanern cine
Wajuritdt bon 185, 900 6timmen.
Snoiana cine iolhe BON 10000,
Soma l25, 900, Benniplpanien $685.
600, Sainpis 125, 900 uno Waiiaz
huletts $4,000. Die &epublitaner
baben h0bit mabrfheinlih in Warps
lnnn aelieet, ueldes bic DemDtras
ten fiher fir fiG beanipruhten, fers
rier Qar5 beitimmt in gDnnecticut
uno Weft'g irainien.
Die DemDfraten haben nur in ben
Siioitnaten gefiegt uno AUDI bier
fino bic Majuritdten fart berunterz
g~egnngen. unler Stnat itebt aIers
oinas mod NIT einer Waioritdt non
100, 900 Stimrteu ba. Die nidt nlel
geringer lit, als Die upr 4 Sabren.
in Georgia betr6at bic Woiorttdt
aber faapp 10000, in ben RarDs
linn's lift tie ani1eineno tart uerz
minoert uno niraenos lift tie 10 grDB.
pie BEL Der lebten Wabl. Sour in
Gentudp iheinen Die DemQtraten
8euinne DerSeihnen 81 fDnnen.
SIM R0ngreB meroen Die &epubli=
faner tpieoer grpBe Waioritdten bas
ben. SIN 9auie iino fie iebt I'M 81
in Der Wehrsahl, man nimmt an,
0ab fid oieie 8abl neroOppelt bat, i'm
Senat Eat fib Die Maipritdt ebenfaus
fart permebrt.
unier 5taat bat benz oenotratis
jGen Notional=g idet tuieoer Die iiblir
DE Waj0ritdt gegeben uno audi i'm
Staate felbff i1eint bas @eiultat
Der @abl poaftdnbig bemofras
ausgefalIen 81 fem. 9aS
oemDtratiIhe Staatstidet lit natIr>
LID gans uno aar ertudblt. Die
8DngreBoeIegation lit Qaus oemofras
tiih, auh i'm aften uno i'm fiinfs
5ehnten Diitrift baben bic 9emDfras
ten 9eiieat uno Die republitaniIhen
9ouoionter Wc@re9pr uno Worin
fino geihlnQen. Sn ben ~einseluen
Counties mD9en bier uno ba repub[i,
taniihe Beamte erudblt mDroen iein. |
oaS Meiultnt ldBt iib ba nod nidt
9enau feftiteQen. Die orei Nmenoes |
ments our 4onititution iinb unbra
iHeinlib ale orei angenummen.
SIN Bernr gDuntp lit bas ganse |
oemptratiihe Tidet gerpdblt tpDroen.
Die einselnen Wajoritdten lafien iid
nod niht f~eititeuen, sa IN oieiem
Nu1enblid erit bon Der 6dlfte Der
Breaintten bic 8eribte pDrliegen.
Wnn Tam aber mol annebmen. baG
iiH bic oemOtratiihe Waioritdt
surfibnittlih auf 1900 big 1000
Stimmen belaufen ruiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
Sin @fcnle.sausal

uerurIa6te cine i6mer5life @uube am
Sein ppn S. 3. Sriier in 6ranfe
lin @rspe, 81. @8 bilbete li6 cine
iiberaus bartnddige Gei9mulit, wel9e
bier Sabre lang trob aaer erntli6en
8emiibpngea ni9t pei6en ipolte.
Damn fiibrte aber 8udlens Qrniea
Sable eiae p~pqitqpbise Seilung berbei.
Sieielbe 1T ebenlo gut fir 8ran6s unb
gribwunoer, pie SautauSi6Idse unb
9dmorrboioen. 3u baben fir rs
Gents in ben Npotbeter bon g.. q, s.
S6mibt unb Ibolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
gGalide gpnriien SalatwaaeH

nab Californian. ebenio nod ct.
4uuis oia EeraS & Bacific 8abn
ubne Mehlel. Shreibt an iraeno
eiuen 9idet : Ngenten peaen oiefes
neuen Dienites ooer an 6. g. Eur
ner, @enerals Baifogier'a aent, Dal'
lac. 3era9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
e. anlf- Me1nent. ennh Wno

e~ gsalt, cement, Sano, Bad
itetne. feuerfefte Steine un0 9bon.
Ebeerun0 Nspbaltpapier, Danpappe.
Tbeer uno N8pbatt, Del. 3erpentIn,
iSarben, 8ioS &c. u. fteta oorr0tbiQ
bel :. 6. 2ieiniana. BOG DIT.
Commemorative Rie0rige 8reiIe,
CUTE Baare fDmie CUTE urb reelIe
8eo,enuaa merben a%nrautryf. -
Gelephpn 4l3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09

pa @egen nteortaer Staten CUR
Beltausiteuuue nod ct. 2puis pia
3eraa y Bacific 8abn befrngt ir=
geno einen 9ifet 9 Ngente.. poer
ifreibt an 6. y. Gunner, @ene.
rals Baiiaaier'a aent. Dallas. Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
@ir itnb nod bier

nit Der beiten Nuswabl pon Bia=
9rgein uno muiitaliidjen Su'
ftrHafsatea 5u Sreiien. weld5e oon
teinem anoes2a SAMPLER onaebuten
rperoen t0nneu ma8 Gualitdt Der
@aren unb 3uoerldiiigteit Gnbes
Shos. @oaaalt Il Bros,
Ode SeaNsp uro Mfaparro StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
Ser Meforwaipr.

n0u pIrfi es pieIeibt nIdt alau=
ben. aber e. lit 10: Der 6eeler bat Elm
menig oa5i beigetrager, Die politiid)e
Beitehung gu uerringern.
SOP"
.@ewiB! Oftmals, tperlr, er @elo
in bic 0ano betam, um Stimmen
gu taufen. bat er lopiel als lrgeno
m6alih suriifbebalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
peripr,tt niht sapino.

AMANESgS periprtdatn icbt Shruiub,
ludf, aeserleioen, nnperoaulibteit,
9riblinn, ober 9lhneraugen 81 beilen;
mol aber sarantiert es ~lof0rtiae ginoe@
rur,s mno bbniee Seitune anen, bic an
Samprrbpiccn le,oen. gs 1T etne Der
ieeensreihiten grfinbnn9en oes Sabrs
bunberts, pie 10000 oanfbare Ya.
tteafeR bcsen8en f1nncn. Broben auf
8erlangeu al iraenb elm Qbrelie fDften.
fret oefenbt burd) p. Neastaeater GEO.,
Box 2416, New York. Sitet eud pDr
Nababmungen. 9lbtet oarauf. baB bic
l1nteribrift BON S. Silsbee NJ. D. ith auf
ieoer settle Der Ghadtel befinbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09
Mach 1nsxiko.
$3.50 sssfft Stieraeiectt naeb
&. p. Oias.

Der Gpe3inlsug fdbrt am Sonntas
ben Ii. nm 8 ubr pom Suniet Depot
unb BON 6. IS. Diaa UNI 8 ubr
abeuos. Die grcuriipnstldets iiEo
iilir fiir ben SpesialSua giltig. Sc
mebr mitgehen, lie gr6Ber bag Bers
gniaen. Die Stiergefefte ueripre>
den ~intereiiant 81 peroen. Reilen
mir iiher!
Rein &auh, teiri Staub, tein 8uS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09

SIN Cripple Greet iItritt BON
Colorado fduoen am Babltaae mebe
rere &ratuaae itatt. 3mei oemutras
tilhe Wablrifter muroen BON einem
Deuutp : Sheriff erihofen uno elm
Deputu > Sberiff muroe lhuer Der.
punoet. Cine Gn5abl bemotratiIher
Wablritter uuroe miBbanoelt uno
ms @efdngnis eetporfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09

Braiioent @oolepelt bat am
Nbeno oes 8abltaaes Die GrtlGrune
abaeaeben. oaB er nibt mieoer Sans
oioat fir oas Braiioentenamt iein
mirA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09

Die ineEifaniide &esieruna bat
lih bereit ertlart, NIT ben Ser.
Staaten einen &rbitratipnspertrna
absuihlieBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09

Die b~elagernoen Sapaner 90.
ben benz General StDeiiel uieoerbolt
Iorlhldae sur ueberQabe Der Bee
labung BON Bort Nrtbur aenaht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-09

Sn Cincinnati fano oas 2eiden.
beadnanis oes grsbiihOfs gloer itatt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18

Exhibition Of American paintings, pub
lie library gallery, day and evening until
Nov. 26.
Telephone or call at, Nagels greenhouse.
Ills West Lake street, for fresh cut flow
orS.
If you want something up-to-date, see
Barnums new wardrobe trunks. His
Christmas leather novelties are now in.
IT'S Nicollet.
Beautiful asparagus ferns, large size,
just the thing for your table or fern dish,
only 25 cents each, at Murtfeldt & Pat
they's, S26 Nicollet avenue. Both phones
2261.
Subscriptions to all magazines and
papers taken to the Century News
Store, 6 Third street S, near Hennepin
avenue, will receive prompt service.
Nineteen porkers owned by Joel Re1tz
of Anoka county escaped from a crate at
Fourth avenue s and Washington yes
terday morning. About half dozen pigs
were recaptured, but the rest made good
their escape.
A. W. Gaghagen. Franklin avenue
confectioner, paid an election bet with
Null Thompson, a barber, by wheeling the
winner from Franklin and Bloomington
avenues to Cedar avenue last night, ac-
companied by a large crowd.
Roe G. Chase, editor of the Anoka
Herald, who fell unconscious on the street
Wednesday, was discharged from the hos
pital yesterday and went back to his
home last night. Altho he was much i'm
proved, his case is a serious one and
It will be some time before he fully re-
covers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
CITY We US
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

T.
Metropolitan Theater-''The Office
Boy"
.Orpheum Theater-Vaudeville
Bijou Theater-"Hearts Adrift."
Lyceum Observation-Disclosures AL
~ Dewey Theater-High Rollers in
burlesque. "
: Unique Theater-Vaudeville.
/ Art Gallery, Public Library Building
Annual exhibition, Society of Fine
Arts. ..s..s ... M
Portland Avenue Church of Christ
Evangelistic meeting.
Y. M. G. A. Building-District Ep-
worth league meeting. s.- -.
3, First Baptist Church-Concert, Blind
Boone company. s-'
i Masonic Temple-Ball, Ancient Or
der of the Mystic Shrine.
East Side Turner Hall-"Steel
q King" Zenith Dramatic club.
z Central Baptist Church-Min neapo-
lis Christian Endeavor union, semi
I annual meeting. -s..--. ~ ...
Y. M. G. A. Building-Annual de-
bate, Central High school vs.. Y. M.
c. A.. senate.
First Unitarian Church-Chamber
concert, Stanley Hall Lyceum course.
Phoenix Clubrooms-North High
School Athletic association, dancing
party.
Tabernacle Baptist Church-Mus!-
cal and literary entertainment, Tab
| ernacle Success club.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
SWINDLER POSES AS
WELL.KNOWN CLUBMAN

"Hello. This is Aft Pillsbury,'
said the telephone at E. G.. Barnaby Is
furnishing goods store, yesterday. 81 m
just going out on country run, auto
mobile; want a heavy cloth coat. Send
it over to the Minneapolis club, Billy,
and I I'll settle with you later.'' :
to the Minneapolis elub bearing two
natty listers, tMr. Pillsbury" was not
there and the garments were left for
him, according to supplementary in
structions by phone.
In the : early evening a plainly
dressed young man called at the side
door Hfor those coats left for Mr..
Pillsbury." They were given to him
without question.
+ It now transpires that Mr.. Pillsbury
was impersonated over the phone by a
clever swindler. The coats were worth
about seventy-fve dollars.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
AIDING OTHER CHURCHES
Ep1scopalians Working for Extension
= . Hold Annual Meeting. . J.

Representatives from all Episcopal
churches, Of the city attended the an
nual meeting Of the church extension
society last night at st. Marks pro-
cathedral. The service was led by $50
choir voices, fourteen of the clergy, the
Baff of Holy Trinity presided at the
organ. Addresses were made by Rev.
G. Edgar Haupt, vicar at st. Mark 8;
Rev. Wilhelm Blomquist, rector at st,
Ansgarius; Mrs. Anderson of st.
Thomas mission, and Bishop Edsall.
An appeal was made for the colored
york at St. Thomas, and among the
been promised to the Linden Hills
mission and to ST. Thomas, which lis
now in close quarters at Fifth street
and Ninth avenue S.:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
COL. PITCHER
CALLED DOWN
WAR DEPARTMENT. REBUKEs HIM
FOR JuTING FIANCEE.
Twenty eighth Regiment Officer Disap-
peared After Prenuptial affairs
and the Letter Of Censure Is Filed
Against Him lis 53, and a Veteran Of
Three Wars.

Lieutenant Colonel William L. Pitch
er, Of the Twenty eighth infantry, now
stationed at Fort Smelling, has found
that the determination of the war de-
partment to look after the love affairs
Of the commissioner officers causes a
ceived a communication from Secretary
Taft, which closes little romance in his
life, and which will be filed in the war
office at Washington, as black mark
on his official record.
Colonel Pitchers trouble began when
he Tilted Miss Caroline Harold, Wash
ington girl, just before the time set for
the marriage. Charges were preferred
against him by one Of the senators from
North Carolina, Miss Harold 3 native
state, and at one time it was decided to
try Colonel Pitcher before a courtmar-
department, at Miss Harrold's request,
decided to end the affair by writing a
letter of censure to Colonel Pitcher and
filing copy of it as part Of his
record. '....,
Colonel Pitcher became engaged to
Miss Harold about eight months ago,
her honor in Washington. A few days
before the date Of the wedding, Col onel
Pitcher went to New York without in
forming his iancee of his whereabouts.
She found him thru the war department
and then he broke the engagement.
Miss Harold requested that nothing be
done about the matter, but her friends
preferred charges. 49,
Colonel Pitcher refuses to discuss
even the personal side of the affair as
to why he broke the engagement. It
is understood, however, that his great
est mistake was in writing. letter to
the war department in which he init
mated that his love affairs were per
sonal matters and did not concern the
war department..
Colonel Pitcher is So, and son of the
late Brigadier General Pitcher. He was
appointed to the naval academy from
Texas. He was later transferred to
the army, and has been in the service
thirty-four years, doing service on the
plains, in Cuba and the Philippines.
The Plymouth Exclusive Linen Laundry
Finest work. Shirts hand-ironed. Col
lars and cuffs. finished equal to new;
slips viii entitle you to five new col
lars, 'Lion Brandt until March LIST.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
SOLD 1870 ACRES
Deputy Auditor Continues to Dispose OF
State Lands.

A. W. Thompson, deputy state audit
or, has returned from holding a sale
of state lands in three different coun-
ties. In Morrison, 200 acres were sold
from SIS to $3.50 an acre. In Cass, 2,24O
acres were sold at SIS to $40 an acre. In
Aitkin, $3.50 acres were disposed of at
SIS to SIS an acre.
This morning, Mr.. Thompson left for
Pine City, to hold sale Of Pine county
land, and tomorrow will conduct
school land sale at Carlton.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
Sunday at pm. in Plymouth congre.

Sunday at 8 pm. in Plymouth Congre-
gational church there will be a Thanks
giving rally of all the Junior Christian En-
deavor societies in the city. Miss Edna
Black, state superintendent OF junior
work, will speak, and there will be pro-
gram by the boys and girls. A prize will
be awarded to the society that did the
best work in advertising the junior con-
cert recently given at Hope chapel. Each
member will bring an offering of apples
or potatoes. to be applied toward a
Thanksgiving dinner for the poor. SUI
perintendents Of local societies are urged
to bring out their full men. bership.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
TRAIN WAS LATE
This Annoying Incident Saved Henry
CLIPS Life ~ =.

Because the train on which he was
going from St. Paul to Madison, Wis,
was late thirty minutes, the life Of
Henry Gill Of South st. Paul was saved
Tuesday night. Gill was waiting for the
train in the st. Paul Union station when
he fell unconscious from an overdose
he been stricken on board the train he
could not have been resuscitated.
Gill was taking morphine upon a ply
stefan g prescription, and took too
much.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
ST. PAUL ACTRESS BURNED.

Miss Florence M. Stone, q ST.. Paul act
ress who appeared recently at the Metro
politan theater in the 'Runaways," was
seriously burned about the face and body
while working over chaingdish In her
home on Dayton avenue, st. Paul. The
burns are painful but it IS not thought
they will leave bad scars.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
CONCERT TONIGHT
A Trio Of Good Musicians at First Uni
-l- tartan Church, ~ -.

The sixth number of the Stanley Hall
Lyceum course is a chamber concert at
the First Unitarian church tonight.
Macmillan Dick, violinist; Carlo
Fischer, celloist, and Miss Ella Rich
ards, pianist, will give most delight
full evenings entertainment.
Minneapolis is fortunate to have this
winter the presence and public appear
ance from time to time of a violinist
like Mr.. Dick, who has won such enco-
miums in the large cities both of Europe
and Of our own country. 80.
Carlo Fischer owns one Of the finest
instruments in this country, and has
been fortunate also in having won the
admiration Of critics everywhere.
Miss Richards is a pianist Of rare
ability, at present a member of st. Paul
musical circles. Mrs. Katherine Hof,
man, also Of St. Paul, acts as accompan-
list in the following program:,
(a) "Arensky,' Opus. 50 minor. Piano
violin and cello.
81 "Ries, !" ROMANCE; (b) ''Bazzini, "Ronde
.,1gg "cui," 'Gantabt1e"; (b) "Lachmund, "
S sesmsn. 9eus g. minor Piano. wolf,
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New Safe Deposit Vaults.

The Minnesota Title Insurance &
Trust company has completed it's new
safe deposit vault and is already finding
a good demand for boxes. The vault is
a fine one, and yet prices for boxes
are made very low. -.N
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K. OF P. BAND BARRED
Secret Society Musicians Not Permitted
to Participate in Catholic Service.

Catholic regulations prevented the
K. of P. band from escorting the body
tective drowned in Heron lake last
Monday, from the church to the GENE
terry yesterday. Father Lawler of the
st. Paul cathedral, debarred the band
from taking part in the procession on
the ground that it was part of a secret
society.
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THE DEWEY MATINEE.

The ladies' matinee at the Dewey thea
ter today brought out the largest atten-
dance Of the season. The vaudeville acts
of the Esher sisters and Houghton, Mo-
sher and Houghton brought forth the
most applause The wardrobe and scenic
effects also proved a big surprise. Next
neck come the Cracker Jacks.
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Young women 8 mannisb overcoats
at half prices charged by cloak stores
and dry. goods =. stores. -, The Palace
Clothing House, Boys Department.
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rhrough Tourist Cars to ualifornia.

Two cars week with choice Of
routes and experienced conductors i'll
charge. The Minneapolis s. st. Louis
railroad is the pioneer line and gives
best service. Get rates or berths at
424 Nicollet avenue. Minneanolia.
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Home
Cooked
Food

Department. Everyt h IN G
here is most inviting as
near home-like as is posi-
BILE. Our variety is increas-
ing each day. Everything
prepared - all ready for
your table.
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Y RER'X A
53-Either Phone 353

Our stock is complete
New Goods of all kinds
are on display. Special at
tention is called to our '
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ESCAPED AsPHYx1AT1oN.

The family Of M. Padelford, 217 Mid
way avenue, st. Paul, came near being
sufocated by coal gas early yesterday
morning, and as a result all Of them
were i'll yesterday. The gas escaped
from defective joint in the stovepipe.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18

Mannish overcoats for young women.
Half Of dry goods stores and cloak
stores prices. Boys department.. The
Palace Clothing House.
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The Plymouth Exclusive Linen Laundry
Finest work. Shirts hand-ironed. Col
lars and cuffs finished equal to new.
And every SIS worth of paid laundry
slips will entitle you to five new col
lars. elton Brandt until March LIST.