davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21

KIOlRl,lEsSPONDENCYE
WIARUSA.
z Independence, Wis.

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z Independence, Wis.
Is. Kwietnia 1904.
szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Dziele sic 2 azan nWiaru-
SEM rozmaitemi nowinami.
Jan G. Marszalek zosta "
wybor6w 5 b. 10. obra-
ny kasyerem Town Bernseid
Jan G. Marszalek jake polak
Jest bardzo lubiany j szano-
tez pc wiekszej czesci
wszystkie polskie glossy do
stall i dziekuje Wszystklm,
kt6rzy ma niego g osoWall,
DO to jest wielki zaszczyt Ola
niego.
Nieszczescia sypia sic unas
jak grom jedno pc druglem;
~ b. NJ. powszechnie szano-
wany i .obywatel p. Ro-
man Eikmann kt6ry ma
sk1ad zeznicki " miescie a
cztery biloxi Cd mia
sta, gdy sic uprzatnal z swym
Unforeseen, zabral sic do od-
%malowania domu - przysta-
viii drapke, kt6ra musia}a
bye dosyc dluga, gdyz sic ge-
Ia, a gdy p. Eikman, kt6ry
jest dosyc tega osoba byf ma
drapka pekla, a p.
Eikman spadl j sic bardzo
niebezpiecznie potlukl. Obec-
ME jest pod dozorem DIR.
Cont, lecz aleby so lepiej
wezwano DIR. McGau-
z Winony, podobno ma
10 nadziei jest ahy mia} Eye.
JUL DO raz drugi miasto ma
SIZE nawiedzila pow6dz ME-
cyklon nam wiele
szkody wyrzadzil DO pieknlaa
nova hala rozerwana zostaia,
teraz zn6w woda zerwaia ta-
me j duly zelazny most kt6-.
ry juz ME jest do uzytku DO
woda go tax podmy1a, re ze-
lazo sic pokreeilo, a filary ma
kt6rych sic most opieraf SO
usuniete. Most ten zostal CITE
~ lata temu przez pewna
Milwaukee kompanie posta-
wiony; szkode obliczaja ma
5000 dol. Pierwsza poW6dz
wyrzadzila tez wiele szkody
mlynarzom p. A. ]. Bautch
i Janowi Bretlauer kt6ra oni
ma 5 tysiecy dol. obliczali,
teraz 2 1890 ma 1890 BIN.
maja szkody ma 500 dol. DO
gdy A. ]. Bautch pracowal
PREY opuscie, zaskoczyl go
mr6z i musial przestac pra-
cowaG, 2 tego powodu woda
sic podniosfa j lyle szkody
mu narobiIa, re teraz Wcale
mlee ME moze.
Farmerzy 2 powodu pod
mycia mostu, do miasta sic
dostac ME moga, to tez caly
interes " miescie usta}, DO
miasto jest v kolo Woda O.
blame, a jezeli kto ma waz-
ny interes musi do { mil
" kolo objechac;; to tez kaz-
dy woliw domu siedziec, niz
tax wiele czasu marnowac q
jeszcze dosy6 dlugo,
MIN most zostanie do porzad-
ku ~doprowadzony.
Jakis Abonent poda1 do.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
CO.
Snbiana's sr6bte DRIP GOobs SantIsr.
utter yiOnisr osilorbsu.

9err @eoreD r, wobl elmer
Der dlteften pioniere Der Stabt, 1T ge.
fern Wadmittaa In feiney Wobnune,
504 y. pine CTR. i'm utter bon 70
Sabren Ianft In ienes Meid binibcres.
IdIummert, Gus msldsm teine Wieosr.
tebr 1T.
Der Werblitent erblidte am 81.
October 1880 i'm 0srBOatbum VaRau
bas gi4t Der Welt. SIN Sabre lS47
fam er nod Jnoianapolis, tueldes
fortan feline 3meIte 0simaib murine.
Qn ieIner 9abre trauern aubsr Isiner
tlsfbetrlbten waderen gebensaefdbrtin
nod DIeIe Grtuuoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
...@ereeriseo...
Bingham gu lie.

Sin gelesenbeitsfauf o6er Sic mir
ben faif oaS DoppeIte gu sablen baben,
uno bod iinb oie Wuiter fd0n unO elm
icbeS Stiid 70 nell, ais obs chen Den
Bebfubl berlafen. @s fin5 neuns
unboreibig Gtiide gu 80 yaros pro
Stiid, IN f~olgenoen 6arben: blaa,
rola, grim, tan, Odfenbint nit ipeiben
Streifen, Ieidt %eetuiIt nit eelesent>
liden berporitebenoen 3upfen oOer
Striden, 30 Boil brett, elatte, bril-
lante @aaren, Die Gle idmerlid
%ir9enOwo finoen fir weniser ais zoe
Die Yaro, am @onneritag bier Die lo
yaro 81. lIU
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
@isss-Altar-0rab.


9enrp unb WarpS dmiobauer, 1903
Rembrandt, StraBe, Mdoden.- Wil-
liam unb Wauoe Gopenbabsr, 817
SeHerion Nbenus, 2nabe. - Malter
limb Grau Campbell, us Bright Str,
9nabs. - Wiaiam unb 2ena Gielos,
81 meft Warfst Strabs, Guabe. =
Sobn unb Cora MseGulouab, 1921 u.
geu Seriep Gtrabe, Mdoden. - 6er-
mann unO Sigatti 2afiin, 2104 Wsbt
StraBe, anabe. - Qouis uno 2IaD
Dsder, l4l5 DenorIds etrabe, MdO.
den.-Robsrt unb frau 2ubnsr, 1927
9atea GtraBe, anabe.-G. 8. II. Grau
Spencer, 755 WaHaduietts slpenue,
Mdoden .-Dugo unb gucD gnotridt,
1885 on WaItIngtOn Strabe, 3nabe.
- Jobn unb Warp Wartin, 250a
wroOilioe Mbenue, Mdbden.
@etraut:
Daniel Ru9gles-N niab Nubp.
@eorge WilIon--Qnla gifid.
@eorge Congratulated Si9mcr.
Cigar gDilDIng-Sba 0ermann.
Clifton @nmeron-Wapme @obbarb.
Charles Didinfon-Garab 9sniel.
WIuiam Daugbertp II pbslIa Yrence,
@eforben:
RapmonbMit&el. 0 Wonaie, Gtabt'
0ospItaI. Galloway, 272s
Gounbrp Ctr. - Charlotte Wernloebr,
30, ZIG Sanders GtrnBs. Julius
Waunfelo. 20, ia part Npsnnt. -
Qaurn Woobburb3 20. Uiaconinen.Do
ipiiaI. - 0reo. Nismann, 60, Stabt'
0oIpitdl. - u. Somss, "a, 1877 Set
ienoorf Strabe. - Garotbp Miaer
81, 1910 Sho Weribian Gtrabe. =
gIi3abetb Grua, Is, GAO NOro penn
fpIoanic StraBe. = @lmtra Mrigbt
IS, SIG Wet 20. Strabe. - 5bomal
5racp, AZ, 8l2 California Strabe.-
6. Wbitater, II, 81 Noro Dabioioi
Strabe. - @Olop Trsnnsman, TO-
Grin Dabis, SO. 1901 Wiao Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
Ydoagogen=G onbeutIOa.
%. Sabrsssg srianimIuns Der gebrer > Ger'
sinisuns pes fioIieen Snbiana.

9eute Mbenb pirb bierfelbf Die r2et-
rer.y ereiniauna bes ihOIiden S%nAiana"
ibrs %. Sabres verIammlun9 er-
0Hnen. Dieielbe pirb Bic gum Sam.
itag oauern.
Dos 9auptquortier Der NereinigunQ
tpiro fih i'm @rano 0otel beIinosn,
mdbrsno Die @efddf..s.W eriummlungen
in Der 9omlinion 0ale, beute
Mbenb, uno in Der &oberts' part=
Stride am Greitaa unb Samifae abb
gebalten werben. 3ablreide inter=
eKante Wortrdge ftehen auf benz pro=
gramnl, barunist aud iolde bon fol=
genoen biefigen 2ebrern uno 2ebrerin=
men: Qouis U. Bacon, Superint. Deg
9anofertiaieits= llnterridts; SRI. gsil-
beln.ina Sseemiler, Supt. beg 3eid=
men : llnterridts; s. 8. WOOoruH,
Supt. oss ed6nidreibe- llnterridts.
gu9 fur bic fonifige u~nterbaltutg
Der 9beilnebmer 1T belfens Dorgeiorgt.
linb tpirb u. u. am Greitag Nbeno bon
Gil llbr oerl beige principals
Club" au gbren Der geiu9et III Der
Beni. 9arrifon Sdule einen feffIiden
gmpfang bernnffnlten.
Das locale @omite fur bic unters
boltung Der @dfie beffebt aus W.
Stuart, y~Orfibenoer; Cigar 8. Uors
fptb unb s. s. 9bornton.
Dos grecutit : Gomite iebt iin wie
fOlgt auIammen:
6. 81. 9enban. WorRbenbsr. Sn=
o~iunasOlis; 8. %. GoOlep, gDansDile;
.. Or. @eeiine, indianapolis; s. u.
proHer, Nsm Mlbanp; %. 6. 6tipp,
WitAen.
Die Beamten Der Qe5rer=N~ ereinigunq
finb: prdfoent, gbpin g. Wonroe,
Granifort; l. Wice : prdfibent, s. S.
G~ibqibbons, Columbus; 2. Wice-prd-
Roent, 6. g. @opee, Ysriai0es; S1ab-
meifer, %. 8. Berlin, 2nigbtstopn ;
@eeret6r, gffie gobbs, 9erre 0aute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
0ei6aftss 0elegembeit.
@siadits= @sIsasn9sit /: ss Ss. sssIss.

ober gertauinsn sinss gsiddftss probiren sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
3inimsr 81. Fitzgerald @stoubs, sioro0fii1s Gde
wsarist gtrabe unb Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
~ Rau9t bic BONANZA.
9as 0iamantene 0O@3etts= Sndi.
l6mm
5eiern morsen Serr uno 5aau 5rit
Gaerfamp.

Gin ieItenes bebres Set. beralciden
gu fsiern nlr ipenigen Sterbliden De-
fdieoen miro. be9eben morgen, am l.
IpriI, 6err Grib gnersamp uno feline
liebuertbe Satin Grau Winna, oas
beflnnte uno bodgeiddbte beutide
@brpaar bon Der 3eDltone glbenue uno
@~hrtelbabn.
Senn oas paar feiert morgen. an l.
Mpril, iein 60-jdbriees 9od3eits. Subi=
ldun,, Dos Diamantsne, in better 8es
iunbbeit unb Hftffigteit uno besliid-
wiinidt nidt riur BON isinen Rinoern
uno gnteln, fon6ern au9 bon 3abI=
rei&en ~ersebener Greunbsn, bic es lid
wdbrenb ieines 40=idbrigsn 2sbsns in
Snoianapolis ertporben bat.
9is 9od3sit fano Dor 60 Sabren in
Yhdeburg ifatt, uno merit man ben
Sutilaren = 9err glertamp 1T 83,
feline wadere 2ebensaefdbrtin 1T 81
Sabre alt = faum an, 5aB lie iolange
bien:eosn 9euirft unb geihufft baben,
ia nod INNER ba3u i'm Gtanos fine.
Senn Defenders Die SubilarlE tdbt es
fid nidt nebmel, ale ibre 9ausar-
beiten, bas ao9en unb Baden singe.
iAlofen, islblf aa berri9ten.
5 3inosr, 0cbon ems In DeutI9.
lamb tpeiIt, unb 3ablrei4e Greunoe,
3u Denerl ii9 aud Der telegraph"
re&net, uiinfden 0errn uno 6rau
eleriamp jum mOrsigen gbrentao'
% Il d, Segen Mnb ~erneres
70 oblergebn!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

sar a siunssn. snssns = uar gl0rasns. /. spriI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

gB Otter @aStemsD Ban oes
@0OSette &mtpabemsV eretnS
tn Der &AoSctte SmrmbaMe
an, ~Oftermomta8, 4. april.
Gtmtrttt 25c a VcrSow. 9ret
Dretie Fmo amS8eiett, sipet
fur ote i63mtte muo etuer
fur ote fomti@Ne NaSte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

@arnniirte Sur fir 9dmorrboiben.
Sudenbe, bIinbe, bIitenbe ODER berpor'
quelenbe Sdnlorrboioen. Sbr gtpotbefer oiebt
baS Welb buriid ipenn rAZO OINTMENT
81 iariren periebIt IN q bis IA Iagen. Doc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
ge6Srse fiir Of. @erfs.
Qli,s bsi ssitrisen eituns.
SoI3bI6deober gadfeinel

SoI3bI6deo ber 9 d It ine e!
Dor Der geb6roe fur 0f. Werts ar.
gumsntirten In Der geItrigen SiBung
Die Derid. @~runbbefiber iber 6ol3blod=
unb MISUNDERSTANDING Der Nortb=
tpeitern Mbe., bon Der 81. Biz sur 80.
Str. Die Mebrsabl Der @~runobeRber
mar anl6Blin Der .Idmimmenben
pfafsr-g rfabrunsen" sesen Die beun-
tragic 3oI3blOdpHafferung, bod wuroe
bic sau5e 94nseIeaenbeit Suf glntras bes
Stabt : Sngenieurs an bic neue
.griiden-G ommiiion" bertuisien, bic
bsuts in Sibung treten fol- unO In
oeren @ebiet bic tbsilpsiIe Yeiiimmung
bstrshs Mnla9e BON grudsn- Aufsdngen
etc. 9eb6rt.
Qeere proteFe!
Gernsr proteftirten 3. g. Sdaf, 8.
s. Ban Worbis usib anbere 0runbbe-
fiber an Der Ohio Str, 3ipifden Delas
mare unO Capitol qpe., gegen bic ges
plante grpeitsrun9 Der 6traEe 3u
@unfen Der @yunbbeGbsr. Nlsin
oieIe protelte berbalfen 1u Nidts. uuo
bic bIssbs3uglI4s ReIOlutIOn IuurOe bon
Der HsbOxOe enbailtig auaenommen
unb beItdtigt. Jm Namttl Der fruiiees
Der 4 abernacls.2ird an Der IL. Str,
,ipIfden p~ennIplbania unb MerioIan,
protenirten =. g. Batter uno 20. 81.
6arOins ataen bic bsIdlcnene Semen.
tirung Der Gin. an iensr Strabenlirsds,
uub purOs bic YsidlubfaHuns bis auf
WsIteres berI@oben.
0cbe 3ett!
Dis .Snbpls. Street Stueepins Co."
iuurOe OfficieQ bena&rI6tiat, bab ie am
/. Wprtl, alio mor9en, NIT Der regu'
ldren RsIniauna Der Straben aemdb
ben Contract /. Y~sOingun9en beginner
muB.
Gnbahtti9 be Fdti9t
wurom Die RsioIutionen beireHeno
aiespfI. Der IL. Str, bon Bebills bic
2spltons Mbe.; besal. IN Der /. gnep
Dhlid Der galf Ctr, bon Der Wegborii
Bic sur l. Mlep nbroIih; Mspbaltiruna
Der Gabrffrabe, GsmentIrun9 Der Sw.
unb Rinnleine al penuiplbania Sir.
BON Der 25. Ctr. 377 SUB nOrOlid;
Qiespl. Der Gabrlfsabe, Gensntiriina
Der GIN. unb Rinnfeine an bar Crforo
Str, bon yaetp Yori Bis Midiaan
Gementirung Der Sp. an Der GapIon
Ctr, ueitt. Seite. BON Der prOipeet
BIG our l. MGsp n0rolid Der Orange
Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
9a~mfia9un9.

znen 5renn6en unb gelaunten. pelfe uns bel bsm
lobe unisrsr a~eIisbtsn @ottin unb SHUTTER. FRAU
Gbarlo tie gernlpsbr, 10 liebspOn ibre 1bstlnabnis
a'iatsu insbtionisre Ye flor g1orp fir ieius trolt'
r,iden Borts am @robe. ben gabrtudtrdssrn.
eduesrn. benz 5rausu.gsrsiu Der esans Sobannes
airte. Der Z o%ntonia toss unb fsu gddsrn BON os'
ioiDis ben sablrei1ss. gIumsnipeutsrn, fassn mir
hermit uaisrsn inissiibItsnsn Cant.
Der trauernse esffe nebff ainhern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
9t1tmn0.

empire @ooO & GoaI 60. ernpfebIt
3oIj fir gdder, 2 6ub lang, oelpaItsn,
bette NuaIitat, SO Ole 2abuns ; iowie
Sdsemiblen 9oIa guden uno gbcrn,
IA Bon lang, seipalten ODER unse-
fpalten, 80 Die 9aSune.
0abrit< SoI3 50 bic 9aoung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

Sir Snoiana Sdauern beute 9tbeno uno
pisleid t am Jreitas; fiibIeres Nstter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
0rnnc eisentbum:

mir fauisu Sinner sia 9eim Sbrer wabI in irseno
elmer eiabt, irssnb sinsr soeaIitdt. Gle 5s5ablen
bafhr in flsinen monatlinsn Wbidlaassablunaen IN
IubeItrdnltsr 8sit, feins 3iHien, fein gaar9eIb
eprenen gle Dor ober i6idsu sic 8ftfmorfe fir
psitere einssInbeiten. american 8oms Buying Go,
Q eombarb 9sbdubs. indianapolis, 9nb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

2pcaLDetterbert6t.
sdauern beute stbenb unb uieleidt aud
Treitas; fiibIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

@ottiteb 2~eutberbt,
Die gemntbli4e @de,"
Ode Noble unb harriet Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31

yerlangt: S'si Sss'if y sa ssssf ssl'i e a'f sss
cfH,e b s'ss gIottss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-31
Tbermometeritane.

AptIhtuHttteI Ituuus
QD6fe 1emperatur ........... 81 Grab
aiebrisfte Eempsratur. 49,. A .
W. Z. 8Iptbs
GeetionssD Director.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-08
"A Couple of. Instances.

In some.account Of the list Of pend
ing indictments in yesterday g journal
mention was made Of the cases of w. H.
johnson, former superintendent of the
poor department, and Charles H. Brown,
bookkeeper for that department. The
superintendent has been charged with
Justification of the public records, and
his bookkeeper is under indictment for
a similar offense. These, instances fur
nish justification for the demand that
our whole accounting system be sub
ieeted to some effective method of in
vestigation and checking which will de-
velop facts of this kind if they exist,
before they have been allowed to run to
the extent Of serious loss to the state. >
AS a. matter Of fact, our whole NUM-
cfpal system Of accounting is lamenta-
bly, ineffective in the particular that no
provision is made for a satisfactory re-
view and investigation of the books.
The controller has access to and CON
bookkeepillg,~ but, as to the controller
himself, he is above inspection and ac-
countable to, nobody. ~
awhile no one suspects or intimates
aay Irregularities in the present admin
istration of that office, the mere sug-
gestion that it and the whole municipal
system should be brought under the pro,
vision of. the public examiner, as is the
case in ST. Paul, has been sufficient ia
seriously disturb the peace Of that de.
partment. 'sr y ~ %''FEt.2s
sSuch review should be provided for
by the action of the council It is only
basiness-libe to do SO. Large business
enterprises put. exports upon their
b6ks at reasonable intervals, not be-
cause they have any reason to suspect
dishonesty Of their bookkeepers and
cashiers, but because they want to
know whether any errors have crept
Tito their accounts and whether the sys
fem which they are pursuing is pro
eacing satisfactory results In its com.
pieated bushes organization the city
OF Minneapolis, quite as much as any
business establishment, needs9to Inquire
from time to time into its system Of &C
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-08
AGRICULTURAL YEAR BOOK
Information for Farmers and Lumber
men in Government Publication.

One of the advance copies of the year
book of the department of agriculture
has been received at the offices of the
weather bureau. It is larger than ever
and has been compiled with special ref.
erence to the latest advances in agricuI.
tural methods which can be easily
adopted by the ordinary farmer. Be
sides this, it contains many articles Of
interest to the public at large, being
thoro review of the work accomplished
by the weather stations and the duties
that are required of them: There are
several special articles of direct interest
to the Minnesota farmers and lumber
men, by well-known experimenters. An
exhaustive study of macaroni wheat is
given by James III. Shepard. There are
Several articles on the raising of dairy
cattle. For the lumbermen there is q
treatise on the recent progress in tim
Der preservation.
The volume is published at the gov
eminent printing office and is issued
free if an application is made thru the
congressman of the district of the APP
ulicant.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-08

Some Good and Large Fish Yarns Told by
II One. Who Does Much Fishing and Turns
I His Mind to the Invention of Tales
About the Inhabitants Of Forests, Fields
and streams-Blue Grass Cook Book.
The habit of lying about fish one has
caught, OF almost caught, isor seen others
catch, grows ON one: Ut ais like the opium
habitS-tiie longer IT, is; continued the
larger fhesdose required to bring the same
amountaof satisfaction. InSother words,
after one has fallen into the habit Of ex-
aggerattng with regard to his,fshing ex-
periences it is not long beforeait takes a
regular "whopper" to give the narrator
any pleasure at ALL B He soon gets be-
yond the, boundary of the; improbable even
into the impossible, and then his stories
lose their charm. ..-sE ~: .....
Fergy, the Guide, is book containing
the wonderful tales of one who is on the
borderline between the improbable and
the impossible. His improbable tales
amuse; his impossible ones being over
laden with the element of the wonderful,
are almost too much for the sportsman
credulity, by WHICH he digests fish stories.
."Fergy' was evidently a man of some
resourcefulness, as win be seen from the
way in which he met a sudden call upon
him for bait to catch bass with. He had
come suddenly upon a little lake which
seemed to contain more bass than water
and bass of a particularly fine quality. 1t
isn't quite apparent why bait was neces-
sary under the circumstances, but bait
Fergy wanted, and what did he do? He
says: - 49,
thought hard for three an quarter minit
an then l out with the tail of m red fame
shirt an tore off hunk big 'nough to wral
penknife in. I didn need that much, but
| wanted fish and tn other guides had plenty o
shirts an we all bunked in the cabin
Now a little piece o.red flannel ain the mos
eatful. thing in tn worl', but, say, them tis
was crazy FIR it, 1t hadn' touched the waite
when twenty three Of em made a dash FIR /
an one of 'em that weighed four an quartz
| pounds got it right in the left gill. The
| begin the dadbingedest hurroosh whatever
Fergy, knows the ways of all creature
that dwell in the woods and has tales t.
tell about many of them, from porcupine
which shoot at marks with their quilts t.
1ovesick woodpeckers. They do very we
if not taken too many at a time
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-08
LAKE R1pPLEs.

Louis Glass spent the past three days at the
lake and was guest at the Naples. Excelsior
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hausman and. Mrs Mary
HaIisman will close their cottage about Oct.
and will return to St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Reed and daughter will
keep their cottage at Excelsior open thru the
month and mart of next month.
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Jennings who are at
one Of the Godart cottages, Excelsior, will
return to the city about Sept 10.
Mrs. A. Bcntson. who has been occupying the
Naples cottage at Hanson Grove. Excelsior,
returned to her homie In the city yesterday.
Miss Toska Won Scholten of the Duluth high
school, who has been spending the summer at
her summer home in Hanson Grove, returned to
Duluth yesterday morning.
Mrs. Josephine Bonaparte Rice and Miss Caro-
Rice will keep their. cottage at the lake open
until late in the fall. Mrs. Rice has opened
her studio in the city and goes into town every
morning.
Mr. and Mrs E.. Mccall returned to the city
yesterday and are at the Folwell fat 307 Ninth
street S. Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings will be In
In the same apartments. Mrs. Folweli, who went
to Racine, Wis.,; early in the summer to visit
her son, will not come home until after the
Christmas holidays.
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brutality had wreaked Its vengeance on the
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Deans of the Worlds Work-Under
that head Warwick James Price in The
Criterion for September writes OF ''the
grand old men of the world who are still
active in their professions and crafts
Such men are Adolf Mcneil, dean Of the
worlds artists. Justin Mccarthy, Jay
Cooke, Henrik Ibsen, Joseph Jefferson,
Leo Tolstoy and others. The number also
contains much miscellaneous reading Of
general interest
Composite Type-Bar Machine.-A ma
chine that is expected to revolutionize
typesetting and casting by machinery is
called the Composite Type-Bar machine,
says Western Publisher Of Chicago in it's
September issue. The weight is 800
pounds; height, including the base, feet
IL inches, the floor space required is ok
~ mches the power, one-tenth horse
power: 1t is said to cast under ordinary
speed over five hundred types per minute
and the capacity is limited to the speed
Of the operator. The machine is adjust
| able to any size or style Of type, and
changes from one to another can be made
within minute. It makes line or bar
any length up to five inches. Western
Publisher is "a trade paper for country
newspaper makers" and contains many
practical pointers. .-.-.
The American Federatonist for Sep
tember.-The number is a Labor Day
number and it's chief feature is a sym.
b no i1,tSo
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F. Hopklnson Smith on the Worth OF
Time.-There should be law against a
writer or an artist Of any sort telling how
much he makes in any given time. The
ia le is sure to tempt those who have no
business in the profession or art If it be
fair, .and&if it be the opposite it is likely
to discourage some who might some day
honor either letters or art. f. E1opklnson
Smith, a man who has reached years of
discretion, has been telling that when he
was in Venice in 1893 he painted steadily
for fifty three days, ten hours day, and
finished fifty-three pictures, and when he
returned he sold seventeen of the pictures
for $4,000. He adds (this from The Liter
airy World for September): Il never forget
for one moment that time is precious A
very "pat" moral that for such a true
story. The same article tells how Mr..
Smith refused to exhibit at the Paris ex-
position, after the Dreyfus trial, and sew
eral other things about the man who per-
the author Of Colonel Carter of Carriers
Vile"
This war--it would seem evident from
Frederick Palmer's account in Golfers
Weekly of Sept. lois going to expose q
butcher-lke brutality among the Russians
which will shock the whole civilized
world. Mr.. Palmer describes this incident,
Which is sufficient to illustrate this amaz-
iaglYa degrading tendency:
Among those who sent to observe the
Russian advance was Lieutenant Seinai va
Jag fsawa and five soldiers Of the Thirtieth regi-
ment They made contact with the Russian in
the woods by the old temple. Two of the sol
diers, Fukusho Yaesawa and Tokichf Nakasawa,
were killed. The Russian line passed over the
place where they fell. Afterward the Japanese
recovered this ground. When the bodies of
Fukusho and Tokichi We're found, their heads
aud all TINT follows represents surgical investi-
cation and affidavits--had been laid open by al,
az or an entrenching tool, with the brain matter
falling out. Tokichi had been shot thru the
aorta and died INSTANTLY. Fukusho had been shot
thru the heart and died instantly. Both these bull
let wounds had blcd freely. There was. no blood
from the brain matter. plainly indicating that
the blows on the head had been struck after
death. In other words, wanton, butcher-iks