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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

&ulitifumisiipncn bonoe ct ret lip=
liat Mfpoe forlcoen, ibet Erritcrllc
@oplc % Sutton por frclnnpnt for at
fortulle &nmisiiu1cn ON 2nucltS
SpertruoeIie mes @el1ip1 til Solop=
,ler og ltt11t3buie. Eruitcrue for:
orcnc, at 9open ifl1loe operbolocs %
,puopiitc, at set bar &pmislioncl1s
Hliat at foo Eplitiet til at ie til, at
2upcn blep hplot. "a Hr0lterne
fiurueoe Jig, reilte &omislionen Jig
til eGre for Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Mcmurial san ieireocS iom luo=
ponli1t / Dor On meO ltnr &orooe ng
Solcr. &opitolfpn1iteen bopOe Sen
1pnc Soe 1T tilluNe, at SpJul19e1 til
Sen me @pgning hlep bcnpttet til
Programmes l~toiorelie. @l1per1pz
re1 holot Ell n1egct imuf Sale. Nn,
bre Solere por Gr=@l1perner @11h=
borb, Gp1,ntp slttornep Sane, Gom,
n1er &cllp ion1t HrGl ten 9omler,
Minueiotu Stote @ul10 ul1Dcr 2ebelie
al Nrof. selling gup un0er Erpgrom=
NETS l%1oiprelie forlfiellige Nl,mre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
SRA 1orentmgernc.
(@eb 6. &pfenme,er.)

2ammarfs Spuner aiboloer oeres
oorlige @fopt>1r poo spnoog, Sen 5.
Stunt, Scbmort5's @arf, @jpr1et al
6rcnt % @ictoriu @treets. Sag
Gomo=@orriet Gar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

@cslcp Mcthuoiitfirfc, Sesion1ine
ct. % Eorf Sire, bar belllttet at
ilptte nnrr1cre til Great 9fprtberr1
Sernhone Sbops, oa Menigbeoel15
Mrno for Ell l1or Gel orheioer Scr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Mr. q. s. Smitb bleu iioi1e Gus
Sag aieupolst til Sltperil1tel1oel1t
for @pen: Sfoler for eli Sermin al
, slor, % bans 9pu lon1tioigt iorboi=
ct ira $4,000 til $1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
@cb 9jpb cller Separation al ltbre

&cb 0jpb cllcr Separation al ltbre
beipg sen pelfjenote Sllpeler S1111o1t
Nellou, 200 6. Z. st.. ct. Hol1l.
,@ulitict far / 2pbct al Sci, iioite
ltge l>ffet iorifjelli9e @uie al tpetp-
oigt &p9te i Marbe5en al Central
bpjifrlen.
Matbe,u Carr, Ell Mrbeioer Ser bar
belfinitiget pao 5aget al 9. Sbep'
orbs @1s poo 9opton Mpe., folot
forleocn neD fra Ell @pibe al is
Iob % forilpg Jig, ioa at man att
tpg bom for bpo. san Tom imio=
lcrtio mart til liz ielp igjcn % brog<
tcs til @pboipitulet, bpor ban nt CT
/ 0pb 9eoring.
Sen s Mar gamlc Mtnntc &a,utt=
ieber, Ser ~io>nn1en mes nogle al bel1=
0es imoo &cninher bar poa 9jen1=
peieu eiter at bope let Haraoe11, blep
iinlte Mouoog pperfiprt al cit @oln<
line Socfion Sporuoan poo @iprnet
al IS. ~ Socfipn Sts. Get CT me-
get tpipliomt, om Sen lille Ei4e fon
fonn1e Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Sen piicntliec %aoeani1alt aobl1c-
Sc iioile Sonoog ior Suio1lell %
ell Sci mooige Gre1ge troolcoe Bet
foI>e &eir % tog Jig eli Slffert /
Tlpoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Mabcl Garliun, Sen to Nar gon1le
Sutter al Nlbin Gorllpn, 543 SUR
niep s[pe., blep li0ite 2orOog iaa
forhrnnot al &erolir1, JONI FUN /
benoes Mo0er5 Trouurelie bGlote
poo Spnen, at bun ienere oigif pes
Gpoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

5 slmtninecr al li6ite og Begun:
oellen al 6en11e ltge betolte ale Ion:
lp0ige ct. &aul @orgere 0eres Sfot
og Ser in0fom / foa Gage omtrer11
Ell Sjeroe0els Million 3ollors. Sc
ct &ar Gpre al ct tpipliomt l16ieen0{
ct Nar @ange piite Jig / County &os.
iererens &ontor, bleb 6enne bonge ol
tit cit ban6falt Holitibetjent refpi
eret ira Gentrolitotionen til at posit
paa Sen megen Mammon, lom lac
opltillet in6en for @itterpin0uet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

@illic Secs, cit IL Star gommel
Spn al Gborles q. Sees, $50 Son
Minoen Ct, blep iiolte Sns0og Mf=
ten f1u1lt 1,10er ct &ocf SslonO 60
folnotip poo @iornet al Gliff %
Gol1smonm Sts. 9rel1gen bopOc boz
ret 11be at fife mes ct Ear al bons
&enner % por iprlr1gct pp poo
6ragttoget for cit &joretur. @ol1
nor Glep / Gretin @pjlfplc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

st. PAUL
6culcb Mabpcrs, Sern1erS % Be
fieuStes Gpmrrflombeo pao st.
Saul Sioenoe" % ifof Slooet e1 ny
Mbplme1t blauOt 0enn.
&olitibctjcnt &amliun 0rGbte for
leOe1 Ell @opperl lal1ge poo Bridge
Sol1ore. Slange11 bar l%tn0peget fra
s. $. Gujb 81ttif poo Secon0 ct.
Gn Slbcbranb, Ser mer1es poalot
al Cramps, poelogoe iioite Mfonoag
Scat Ironf Mitobilogers Stalo, sci
-. Sepentb st., ian1t brGbte 2 Sc.
lte.
@emrp @anicn, Ser uentese poo ct
Sog til &ennioji, braf Jig f1,lo ug
lagoe Jig til at lope pao Sfinnerne
l1oenfor Stottonen. Yolitibetie1t
@illioms tit bo,n pnffet iuit / Gioe
til at frelie fam fra at blipe oper=
fjprt.
st Spaub @eite meo @jpretpi,
bpori befonot Jig Miis Mortbo Hot=
ten, Mrs. S. g. Steele % bel1oes
lille Cater, lpb lpbif fprleoen poo
&eitiioen, ioct Sc blep ifrun1t al en
al Sporuogl1sfompogniets &epoir-
pogl1e. Miis &ottcn fif &ropebcnet
bruffet % mootte ien0es til ct.
9l1fes @pipitol. Sc o16re flap mes
mi1lore Sfromnler.
81 hcnlcocr SpmcrfiumGcocm poo
'oe lofole NpertiSi eme11ter fer / 8ln=
Set. 9isie CT inorpffeoe al
0ol1lfe 6orretnil1gsmul1o, Ser f%prtje=
11er 0eres 2onos1nG16s Spgrin9.
9taor mon fon fou lit Mrbei0e giort
goot % fon fi6be ltaeioo bil=
ligt bos Sem iom boS l1ogcl1 or1be11,
bporfpr bo fife gao til fine egre
SonOsmGl10. Get pil pGre til gien=
ii6tg Nptte.
Sen pco6ulbenbc Ngitatiun mos
r@linopigs" / MiSpnp 9iltriftet
far bopt til Iplge, at @uSejerne far
me0Oclt 9ejerne, at Sc mao flptte.
Otter 9opel1 CT nen1lig Gjeren al Set
@rS, Ser oupenbcs til lnpl tri6ige
meom1iporlig. 9ertil fommer,
at Nolitilpitnont @1top peo Hripr
slpe. stotion etter al Sonoipnligbeo
pil blipe oflplt al Ell Mol10, Ser
life iooleOes er poa 2opopertru0er=
mes SIDE lpm @l10p bepislig far be-
ret.
Gm Sjprnejast. 6ir10es Ser 8jpr=
ne / &elt ct. Saul og er 6isie jam,
me Gprs Sltmleplo6s @pjbroen,
bpor Sc onfaloer freoelige Me6bor,
gere> ioo at Ser moo toges 5ilflugt
til 9pgtcpnle for at ul10ilippe Sc pil=
Sc Gpr? S'pprg cit pis Mon6 Ser,
opre, og 0eriom Fan bl1ifer og bry,
Ser Jig on1 at fortulle bpoo Ser pos
lereoe iibite Mol1oog s(fter, pil Sc
bdre cit @iltorie ser lp0er omtreut
luoleOes:
Set bar ii0ite Monoog Miten 6o
man breo up fra Gommenfomiteu
boS Mr. S. @o0iens. Gn 6lof unge
Mel1nelfer bar pao &ejen til 0eres
Stem, % Sroppel1 illttte6es al ser
Nolittman6 Ser netop far @ogt Ser
neoe / oenne Sis fra &l. 8 til Z.
Fluolelig fommer en- ing Mor6 til
lDne, ser p%jenipnligt bob6e Igbet
temmelig itGrft, og fortpller Sr6e:
mems 9aon0bnber at cit flor 8iprr
mes en- &je6e ON @offen rumltcre:
De poo @pj6roen og at fan = 6or:
tglleren - boo6e moottet lgge Sill:
1l11gt poo EFT 9DgtepGl for at uno:
goa l(bDret5 &lpr. StrofS 6onneo,
Scr Jig ct lille &ompogri al me9c:
n1ooige @Gno, anfprtc al nupnt'
N%Soltttmo1o, Ser if1l0e oflte0 at fi110'
gjprner, fonge SEN eller 6rube Sen
Soo ltgrf par &ompiberen oa io(
mootge bar Sc ltl1ge Mp110 at 6e|loi
De l111ge Gamer goo bjem olere %
ilteoetfor orog til Sets for at bins
Solrbnr poo Ell 9jbrnejogt. Tor
1tgttg ifreo mon frem neo as 8roen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Ntels Sar1cr, Ell al De Dal11te E1o-
11erer / ct. Saul, atgif ii6lte Sdn0og
Aiten pes Gp0en / lit Stem, 124
SSenfs ct. Gposooriogen bar cit
e(bceis poo 8lnre1,. Mr. 9orien bar
cit al Sc title / 2d11oet % ogtet
al olle Don5 2on0sme110. Tor 81
Mor li6en fom fan til ct. SAUL efter
at bope opbol0t Jig ferlt / Ell Marref=
fe / Gbicogo % li0en / &ocine. Gen
Nf6pOe blep 60 slor gonnmel pg par
fp0t Slogelle.. Sc iiolt Is Star
ar6ejoe0e fan lom Sne0fer for
Nortbern Eociiic Sernboner1. &c.
gropelien foregif ira @jemmet un0er
uolninoelig itor Sililutning ii6ite
SnSoog @ftermio0og og forrette0es
al Noltor Spebien. Scr. 2orlen ef=
terlo0er @l1ltr11 og 2 pofsne Sprr1er
I gune S1Os1ttlltnger.
Gn Suloat ifmbt. &oo @io0l1ftel,
oper 6lo0er1, ira Sort Smelling til
ct. Nol1l forefol6t igoor Morges ell
ltbpggelig 5roge0ie. So Splooter,
Ser bar Mrreltonter for biciplinnre
6orlcelier gjoroe 6origg poo at nr1o=
btge oper 8roel1. @eo ben1e gjoroe
en- Menig peo Nsopn &enneop Gie1e:
lte JONI Sfil0bagt. 6lpgtningerl1e
fom oper 8roen til ct. SAUL sioen
men blep fer fongeOe al nogle onort
Sol6oter, og Sfil6pagt &enneop BE.
gop Jig mes fine to Sanger tilbog9
pper 9roe1 for at aflebere Sem. Mi01
paa 8roen iprong Mrrelto1ter11e INF
pao Sfil0Dogten for at fate bom l1f
ODER &alingen / 6lo0en eller poo
<pperne DDbt 1teOe, Dbtlfet nlt110=
%gaaeligt bil0e blepet bons 9po. San
req Jig ga lpS fra SEM, brogte
lit @ebGr / Sigtelttlling mes SEN,
og brGn0te lps mes set &eiultot, at
cit al 6lpgtningerne. .fol0t 6g6 pao
Sletten, me6ens SEN anoen pbergop
Jig til Sol6ater, Ser foloteS til pe0
Sfl10Oet. Sen 6rpbte Sol0ot, bpis
Napn bar @inicb, bar en- al Sc npr=
lite &orafterer blan0t Soloaterne pao
Sortet, baDoe gie11tagne @mge faaet
Straf pg par MI afife0iget al Ejene-
iten, men lful0e forin0en 116tiene en-
9filobagten er frifienot for
al 5fplb og Mnipar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

8roberiamfmnbcts oarlige Sfoptur
finoer Steo Ssnooe ben 12. S1nt,
peo 5oreit Safe. 9eltogerne afgaar
meo @fstratog &1. $50. 8illetter
folter so Gents for @ofsne. 25 @ts.
for @prr1, Sur % &et1,r. 6orenin'
gems Me0lenmer bor 9illetter for
Salg. 2ab alle toge en @aon0 | meb
at iGlge iao mango ion m1ligt. Bill
letter,e giGl0er fun poa @fstrato'
get.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03


Nlt beennitiecoe set See Cream
Social icm Sen banif ll1tberife Sir
feS Games ofbpl0t li0lte Manoog @f=
ten. &eiret funoe life phi fe5 be0re,
life beller fl,n0e Mrro1lgen1elltet el=
Ter Sen imltffe Nloos ppertrpfies.
81 boober at Set imaffe l1Obptte pil
foronlcOige 9onerl1e til lnurt igic1
at foro1italtc en- l%igl1cn0c Iffgre> %
at Tolf ligeipm oenl1e Gang pil poa=
ifjpnne 9eltrubeli erne for cit goo
Gags 6rcn1me peo at gipe tolrigt
MpIe.
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minneapolis.
Mppllps &pnccrtturu6 til 21tcf &C

MppllDs &pnccrttmrne til 2mcf %
Milltotp1 / @isconiin er bleDen be-
itemt til, SEN Is. og IS. Stunt. So
mit6en ligger / ltn6er6anblinger ON
fortrinlig Ms1iltance og bette meo ct
n91ten NIT @angrepertotre nil paa
6orbaaro naturltgbis gigre Suren til
Ell @ufces, Jet fra ct funltaerilf
Stanbpunft.
Gen nprife lntberife Grifirfe bo1=
ser / 6et1ne l1ge lit MarSmgoe / Sire,
foIoigbeosfirfen paa 8. Street % 20.
9lne. g.. Mg6et aobne6es Snsoag
Morgen og oil bare til Eirsoog Mf>
ten, me6 Sorretni1tgsmeoer Sormio>
mio6og og %@ftermiooag 90 @uostie-
METER bber Mften. &a1tor Dtrebus,
~airfeiomfunoets Sormnnb, al Sar,
nell, Minn., le6er Mg6erne. Mg6et
oobneoes me6 en- @u6stieneite beb
bpilfen 8rofesior @eorg Sber0rup
pre6ife6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Ny %0~>N~>
@plp=Sbeiet ira Songforeningen
uMpollo", lom 8ruogommen bar
tilbprt / mango Mor, og iom bar till
lte6e pmtrent fl1l0tolltg.
S6urpalbicm 2psc,1 go. IS, .. 9.
e., ofbol0er &olg al 8eltprelle for Be
nult 6 Moone6er pno lit MgOe inlor.
gen, 6re0ag, Mften. 6~6ritfommence
gpn0og, Sen 5. Stunt, boloer 2oge11
@run6lopsfelt be6 @bite Scar Safe,
/ bpilfen allie 2an6smen6 in6bpbes
til at oeltage. Ser ofgaor Srgn fra
Union Gepot &1. SIS Morgen og
&I. 2 @ftermio6ag, og Sltr og &etur
TO tier fun IS Gents. @hite 8ear
9ofe ct ct al Sc 1muffelte Sommer'
IT'S lugtsfe6er / Epillingbpernes Sm-
egn, og 8ro6eri mfunoslogens
@rnn6lopsfeit bil iiffert blipe en- for
najelig Mffnre.
Gplpbrpllmp fejre6es ii6lte Sprboa
SEN 80. Moi al Mr. og Mrs. 6.
&osm1slen, 1926 Is. Mbe. g.. &ao
@rlt116 al Mrs. @asmusle ns Mobers
Spg6om, ser Sen poafdlgenoe Mfor
gen enbte mes 9e6en, fprl6b Gage,
/ @tilbeb. Gmngforeni11gen vMpollo"
bob6e beltemt at brtnge S6lpbrl>oe
porret Ell &ilien / Sor1er, men bett'
bleb op9ipet al obenonfdrte @runo
fun Tamiliens nnrmelte SlGgt o(
@enner oflog0e p%erionlig Spf
outlining; 6erimo0 in0lpb ct
Mnng6e 8rebe og Selegrammer mel
@iliener fra ollie @gne al 2onoet. 81
geleoes mo6tog S9lpbru6eparret lie
re im1ffe @ober.
Mrs. ,Smlianc &ibl, fp0t &ob
manu-, ofgif / Monoogs neo 9p
sen / ii11 Spigeripns, Mr. s. &oS
ml1siens &jent, 1926 Is. gpe. g.
81 Mor gammel. SUN bapSe op tt
Sc jioite @or Mor beret / 8eiio6eli
al ct ijel6en go0t &elbreo; egel1lt:
ipg bar fun FIN cit Mao1e6s Sis.
Mfop0e bar fp6t / Mofirfebp, Born
bolm og boe6e / Gnogebef, @orn
bolm. &enoes Ma1o, M1t0ers &ibl
69oe for ca. 80 Mor ii0e11>og 6o Sc fle
ite al benbes @grn por u%0pon0reo'
til Mmerifa fortnoen 0en Sis, pg boo
Sc op11ooet go0e Stilliuger beropre
bellrttte0e fun at fplge bcn; fun bc!
opbolot Jig fer / 2olrOet ca. % @ar
Sc li0lte IL q Is Nnr fer | @finneo
polls. Torl,0en cit gift 9otter, ion
boer poo @ornDolm, efterlo0er FIJI
2 9ptre, Mrs. 6. &osm1sien .!
Mrs. 81. Sgrenicn bcr / 8pen> og t
Sdnu1er, Scr. 90. S. &ibl, @ells
Mim., CO Scr. S. 81. Gibl, Mbeo
ton, Sll.
@egrobclie Ell fon6t Ste0 igaor IT.
@jennnet UNDER 1tor 9eltagelie e. Ser
Mfoe6e bar fien0t og ofbol6ts al mal1
&c 5fanoinoper fer / @Den, og {
&i6ncsbDr0 ON Bette bar Set rig
@lomiterflor> iom 6nffe0e &ilte'1
8o1tor Gbr. g. &e6erie1 borot e1
biertelig Sale be0 &ilten. Sorofn
itelien fan0t @te6 pao 2afetpop0.
Mrs. &ibl bar cit goo og nobe.
&pin6e, og FUN bill bltpe 6pbt lapne:
al fine @fterlaote og @enner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

@urbiibens Smprupcmcnt Msiucia=
fton bol0t forle6en ct Mp6e for at
orpfte, bpa6 Ser f11n6e gjgres for at
fremme l16lcen0e og Mo1t6en / 6en1e
fremaoif ri0en0e @p0el. 6orifjellige
al Solerne bGb0e0e, at Slice ct. en6=
MI mootte fGnrpe mes Set 0oorlige
Gpgte, 4o0en fom / pe6 ocn berDgte=
Be Slice ct. u8ol1g", bpi5 Meole1n=
1rer 1or lul19e ii0en enten CT bpoe
eller leltOt til Stillpoter % at Set
fonlfe piloe bore pnlfeligt, ON Go
bens Neopn f%oron0re0es.
8cnuct Sticmar, Ell Ycolcr fri
Sti(lrpoter, poa Sci til lit Stem fra
ct. Saul liOite SpnOog 81 teu, mg6ts
lefs 1tl1ae MGno poo Ell Gog11, Ser
roo6te til bon1, at bpis fan life f;or=
te al Se;cl1, Dilbe Sc lfpbe. Stieulcl.
lfp11ote Jig at fon1n1e al &ejen, 11tcl1
fife ocltomi1Ore ifpb Ell al Sem tire
Sim poa 6an1, efternt Sc bar font
men forbi, oa ra;:!.e bom i @pggcn.
&l1ale11 gift mcgee r'rr ,s)urtet og
fom 11o foral1. Ga @pllerre ioo Site,
n1ol1 foloe, ifp11ote Sc Jig oi1teo og er
1ffe %le11ere blepen arrciteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03
81 henlcocr SpmerfiumGcocn poo

Sc lofole Npertisien1cuter fer / 8la<
Set. 9isie CT iuorpffeoe al
oonife Iorretniu9smu1o, Ser %fortje=
11er 0eres 2onosmrnbs Spguing.
Noor mon fou foo lit Nrbeioe giort
ligeioo goot % fon fj6be liacioo bil=
ligt boS Sem iom boS noge1 ol10elr,
bporfor 0o fife goo til fine eg11e
Sonosmrno. Set pil prre til gier1=
ii0ig Nptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Srpl1np. SEPARATES pieoeS Scr.
&eter Gfiplef % Miis @orriet Seter=
ion bos 8rl16ens 6%ornlore, Mr. og
M1rs. S. @eterion, 8roo0maD ct. sc.
@ielien, ser fot0t Steo / SperpGrel=
lie al tolrige S1,oblt0te, %foretogeS al
&ep. Mitc6ell poa @rdnipGret nnoer
cit i%npropileret 8olOafin al 29p og
8lpmi ter. @lon0t Sc mango nDtttge
% foltbore 8rpllrtpsprclenter bar ct
Splp=SDeint fra Songforeninge11
uMpollo", ipm 8rr0gon1n1en far
tilbprt / mango Mar, % lom bar till
lteoe pmtrert f1lotallig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

&olitibctjcnt &amliun 0rGbte for
leoe1 Ell &lopperl lol1ge poa Srioge
SQl1ore. Slongen bar %l1nopeget fra
5. 5. Gaib 81ttif pao Secon0 ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

6cnlcb Nfabpcrs, Senl1ers % Be-
fieuStes Spmnrfionlbeo paa "St.
SAUL 1ioenoe" % ifof @looet cit IN
Mbpnnert blanOt Denl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

st Spamb @citc mes &jpretpi,
bpori befanot Jig @iis Mortbo &ot=
ten, Mirs. S. g. Stecle % bcl10es
lille Cater, lpb lpblf forleoen poo
&eltiioerl i0ct Sc blep ifrGmt al cit
al Sporpognsfonrpoguiets &cpoir-
poglre. Miis &ottel1 fit &ropebenet
bruffet og mootte ien0es til ct.
9l1fes @pipitol. Sc an6re flap mes
mill0re Sfronner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

Gn S%lbcbranb, Ser mel1es poalat
al Cramps, pbelog0e iiolte Manoag
Scat Tronf Mitobilogers StalO, S91
-. Sepentb st., iamt 0rGbte 2 Sc.
lite.
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ST.. Paul.

Il. {. Gyhien,
5cfalreoaftor.
{. 4oienmeier,
11laua9er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-03

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logoe Jig til at iope poo Sfinnerne
uoenfor Stottonel1. Yolitibetiel1t
@illion1s tit bam pGffet i,,it / Sioe
til at frelie fam fra at blipe oper=
fjort.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-19
LAGGREN B RIOS.
up-tO-date Awning Manufacturers
II78 1880 EAST GRAND STREET
ELIZABE TIL, N. I~.%%%%&&&&

noon hour. II the men are not back at
work when they should be Miss Gould
wants to know the reason for the delay
and Immediately inquiries into the mat
ter. When these men work in the after
noon Miss Gould is generally among
them twice, directing a change here,
suggesting a different pattern or some
new and fantastic idea.
A different atmosphere pervades Mrs.
~Stuyvesant Fish's home. Mrs. Fish Is
extremely considerable toward her work
people. II they are not exactly on tim-
size does not consider that a serious Of
Tense has been committed; II they are
10 or Is minutes late at luncheon time
she does not call them to account for
1t; If their work is well under way ut
night they are dismissed a little before
the usual time and are treated always
with digniied amiability.
AS a usual thing luncheon is brought
by thems but in this house they are
served with luncheon in a room set aside
for this purpose. Almost constantly q
band Of men are about the house. They
mag OC Sui pChIClo oOlu6 Ouu JOUCs vi
decorators, but whoever they are this
DON has been set aside and there at
poontime they are RECALLED with q sub
stantial luncheon. There, too, are to be
fodnd, looks, papers and cards with
which they may pass away the time
after they have finished their meal.
In Mrs, Clarence Mackay's home
there exists neither the strict rule of
the Gould home nor the almost too le-
nient atmosphere OF the Fish work
hours, but n happy medium is arrived
ut and authority assumes a mask that
is, to gay the least, not disagreeable
The old rule that is rarely ever broken
is that of the workman's dress. He
must wear white. Mrs. Mackay may
then know just how neat the men are,
while in dark suits II is impossible to
tell whether they arelfull of dust or not.
So a band of workmen clothed In white
Is seen in the house, and they mount the
ladders and move about very silently in
f~elt-soled shoes; you might think they
were a band Of hospital attendants
rather than men who looked after the
WelIare OF tue HcuSe. Each man iS en-
rolled here, tor. hut not in the manner
employed in jdiss Gould's home. The
butler looks after this and their names
arr taken. simply as a matter of course,
SO that should anything go amiss in the
work it may be easily set down to the
man who was responsible for 1t and each
mistake "chalked" up against him. All
the end of a day or a week the ma , who
has Made the most blunders is put on
the least particular work. and he who
has made the least IL promoted, SO that
there is something to strive for in this
house, and a pleasant atmosphere is
created among the workmen, each doing
bis best and knowing that this report
win be sent to the contractor who en-
ploys him, as it is always at the CON.
pletion of each contract.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-19
MANAGE MALE HELP.
NEW YORK WOMEN WHO PER-
SoNALLY DIRECT WoRKMEN.
Business Methods Employed Bring
Satisfactory Results-Peculiar
Features of tho Various
Systems.

Many of the wealthy women of New
York find it necessary to personally
oversee the work Of their employees, both
masculine and feminine, and they ara
rarelv found unequal to the task. Among
these fair ones, says a Gotham exchange,
Miss Helen Gould assumes the role OF
overseer of the workmen employed in
r~enovating the Gould mansion from the
moment they enter the house until they
drop their tools at night and depart for
home. Hers is no lackadaisical inter
est In the affairs of her decorators and
carpenters, but she makes each man
step lively in a most ~businesslike
fashion. A rule that is never swerved
from in the slightest degree is that of
enrolment. If a man doesn't wish to
be enrolled he must go; if he objects to
being numbered there is another to take
his place. AS the average laborer is not
very rebellious when it comes to matters
of this kind Miss Gould usually finds no
difficulty in writing down the name of
each man and setting e number oppo-
site it. this number corresponding to a
badge of blue ribbon which she causes
to be pinned to the mans coat or sus-
pender strap.
This done in the first hour when the
workmen enter the house, they take up
their various branches of work and the
unsophisticated thinks he is left to the
sole management of his master work.
a But not SO; Miss Gould goes
among her wurkmen ono during the
morning and surveys their work, with
the observation Of a woman who may
change her mind a hundred times before
the work is completed. Then ONE the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-19
Case Altered.

Mr.. Crossbie-You pretend to have a
great aversion to mourning, and say
you never would wear 1t; but heard
you only the other day say that you
should put on black in case | died.
Mrs. CrossbiezIn that case, dear. the
circumstances would, of course, con-
quer my aversion.@Boston Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-19
Hard Name for Automobile.

Flemish has enriched its vocabulary
by a new word for automobile. 1t comes
from "snel," rapid; "~pasrdeloos, horse
less; "zoonderspoorweg," without rails;
"petroolrijtuig" driven by petroleum.
How would you like to be hit by a"snel-
Observation-Disclosures gpetr o o l.
rijtuig?"-Boston Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-19
STORE AWNINGS

A store window is the
best advertising med
ium a man can have.
One of Laggren Bros.
Up to date Window
awnings will strength
en- and beautify your
store display. 1t will
protect and at the
same time help sell
more goods, and soon
pay for itself. 1888
Ask US to Submit Estimate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-06

DO not fail to cou'e or send your birds
and advertise them in this grand and
inviting field Come from ali direc.
tious. over any of the eight or ten
lines Of railroad centering here in our
city Come aud compare your stock
with wha. otaers are raising having
them acoced by good reliable and
painstakilg judges ana see who has
the best birds, a.'d how we may all
be able to produce sim better ones.
Some Of MS had the pleasure Of look
jng in OH that most wonderful Worlds
fair show AT St Lohis, Mo. last month.
Now, come and see what Guthrie,
Okla. and some Of our southwest
states can 20 in the way OF poultry
show
Again, we say. come and see how
well We can treat you. We will try
and secure for you reduced rates on
the railroads.
Yours fU stil more poultry and
eggs
The Oklahoma state Poultry Assn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-06
REMAINS or W. Il. NJeENT.
Reached the City This Afteraeon hAe
eompanied oy Ceeeas@d's Family.

The boiy OF W II Nugent the
Ssati Fe brakeman who died in hos
pital at Topeka Sunday from the ef-
iects Of being crushed between the
bumpers af two freight cars at Punca
City last Saturday. was brought here
this Afternoon at , o'alock HIS rola-
tives. consisting Of father. mother,
two sisters ana two brothers. came on
The same train from ORLANDO. rhe
Scottish R!to ceremony for the dead
will he held a. mldnight and tomor-
row he elue lodge will have charge OF
the services. A large number of
Masons wore at the depot this after
noon 10 meet the body and the re-
feayed relatives,