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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1904-07-14

~ some local IGlOI Ia luONc-
v ment: "We see IN this
thing, things new and
things true; the only trouble is that
the new things are not true, nor are
the true things new"
Altho still junior member of this
society, | was asked to assist III your
program for today, and having been
PRESENTED with one Of your sets of
books l supposed that my theme must
be selected from it; aud SO | spent
much Of my time in its perusal. From
its wealth of suggestion, l selected Re
form-Social Reform.
fiud in my reading that everything
known to man from the "cradle to the
grave" must be reformed, if all writer's
are to he considered. I got from e
worthy clerical pen the idea that rela-
lively the world possesses no more re-
ligion today, than on the day of the
crucifixion, and this writer clamors
for an awakening reform. A
noted woman writer tells US that the
whole world is on the wrong track and
will continue to get farther and far
ther from the right, until the universal
franchise is granted. The worlds
greatest writer's on labor questions de-
clare that the working man fares
worse today than he did century ago,
and this matter they desire to reform.
A great merchant, writing in leading
periodical, finds present methods at
"sixes and sevens." A writer OF known
repute declares that political leaders
are selling the patronage of whole
states for private gain, and 80 he
would start reform along these lines.
Think of it, political leader thus ac-
cused, and reform imminent!
But general reform along this line
will not result rapidly. Reforms do
not usually travel on express trains,
but move in slower coaches-the So
called accommodation train usually
has to wait for this passenger.
Lieber tells us that it is impossible
for civil liberty to exist without par
ties; and for this very purpose parties
have their being. It is not well when
people sneer at the republican or dem
ocrat and talk unkindly of the mean
tricks of politicians while they stand
aloof from the conflict. This is cowar.
dice. 1t is the duty of every good citizen
to take part in the primaries, the mass
meeting, the convention, the commit
tee the legislative halls of the state
Eternal vigilance, from the primary tG
the polling place, is the duty of every
citizen. A truly honest man works tt
earn his bread and is ready to fight Il
needs be to protect it, loving peace
but not tearing war. The Independent
man, the man who at the start ma!
represent the minority, but who pro
claims truths and insists on needed
changes, has been man Of influence
in all Of the existing parties. He is |
man of brains, and comes to the part
ing Of the ways-where guide book
are many. He must now determin
for himself. In 1853 certain mel
of known ability met in various cite
of our land. and out Of this prelimina
ry work on the part of few men
new party was formed. So it may no
be amiss for the new movement to- az
sumo an identifying name, and max
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1904-07-14
Malapropisnl.

A LITTLE learning is truly, III
more senses Of the word then
a one, "a dangerous thing" In
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1904-07-14
Social Reform.

Paper Read Before the Chdatouqta Circle.
Y Z TEBsTER says speaking Of
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

lrbegrunict Selpfplelie og ier mes
0perflosiens 6orogt ne6 poo Solicit
til Sen iperneriife nneho1n, iom e1
reoe til at iette 9ipet ino poa S6eo:
lerne, og lnm er beDnlet al EN- opf
S3ierlig1eo til pg Meoonlporsf fplelle
for Solicit.
Og bette @1egternes So9 pi]
nnn fil1oe rusiiife SDper iom Beil,.
cbop, bpeln 6orfatteren 0elpis bor
ofteg,1et Jig ielp. .Snart er ban Dof-
le,toe o9 bonolepeg, mart piIo og op.
brule1r6e. Ser er ct 8rls al &reiter
/ ban1, men oe fon ligefaa go6t enoe
/ Mfgrunoen fom poa Sinoerne. &on
fander fig frem 1nellem be oller Jim.
plelte @pgrgsmouI: &ooo er onbt
Spuo er goot? .Snao Fol ct M}enne.
ifc Daoe? @pob ifal Oct elite? &bor,
for leper hi? Sgboem er ri? @pob
betp6er 0p6e1? @Og bbilten araft
berer 2ipet? = &on be,,einer fig til
ct bumant=reforntotortif glrbei6e,
Bigger Gfoler og Spgebuie for 8g,1,
oer1e o9 ipger at fri9jbre DEM for
eamle 2e'1fer. g,eoelig bliber fan
renet mes af sen rationale &eis11ing
0a 9tdpoleon trenger ir1o / 2o,1bet
@on Dil npr6e oett fremn1eoe @rob.
rer, 9ribeS og fo1nt1er eiter forlfielli-
ge 0ndfiftelier nnoer @aapirfning al
cit iouret Sol6at,oer lerte boln &jar.
terenbeoel1s 2ob % geeltefierligbe.
0e'rs @pongeli,ene.S 0g berpoa bpe.
ger bon lit 2iu.
Ser er onore tppiife 5fiffelier,i ion
er 1,6fprte = laaiot ltge 2egems.
itprrelle = og berser cit s0lnl1goe
iom ligc er ontyoebe, JONI buffer OF
n3 foriuinoer og fun er lcte boltige
@limt. {
&1ultnerilf lpagelt ct Momonel1;
liolte Sci, bbor 6orfatteren er blepe1
tret. Gen bre0e, uroligt bslgenot
Strbnr al 8egibe,lS soer. homer bier
@pmne til @jenn1et. @jernem sen
ne lDoer Set itGrft og mone116e ii,
9tgtercns Somti0: Eoo GDers Spn
ncr pg 9etre, paa 6cn Slegt, Sci
fomner, lfol Set fielr0es, ON S bo>
lepet ct olporligt, ifjgnt og rigt Men
nelfelip go.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
sSramfri9c u9 &ancitolcn. Set ct

sSranfri9c % Gaucitolen. Set er
MT fo>nmet til ct oobent 8rl10 nelle1n
Sen frantic &egjering ,og %obeltole11,
ioet SEN frantic 9lmbosio66r til Sa>
tifonet, 80. 9eisor0, / 2gr6ogs offici>
cit er blepet tilbogefal6t.. 2tge 1i6en
ben nDe 8abe bIep .po1gt bar Ser boz
ret 93ipninger mel1em SSranfrtge og
@otifonet. 69rit nro6orbej6e6e:
Sronfrig &or6i11ol @ortos Golg og
foretrof at foo &orSinol &on1polIa
til 6en of6e6e Hapes @fterfplger;
6erneit far 6en frantic 93egierings
8ebonoling al Sc religigie Sr6ener /;
fSronfrig iaaret &oben 6pbt og bar'
forooriaget, at fan er fremfomnet
me6 meget ffarpe l16tolelier mos @e<
pl1blifens Mominiitration; og en6elig
bar set @ei6g, Brelt6ent 9oubet np=
Zig bor oflogt &ongen al SSStalien I
Som, bdj @ra6 fr91fet Haben> ibet
intet fotbo1lf 2on6s Sberbobe6 bi6-
til bor bei6gt 6enne 8p, ii6en Hopen
miite6e lin per6slige Mogt, bbilfet
betragtes iom en- 1tiltien6c Erotef
fra 6en fotbollfe &er6ens SIDE moo
&irfeitotens sS1166rogeIie set lon1le-
6e Stalien. 2or1bets 8ei6g foranIe-
6igebe Haben til at ien6e oIle onore
&egieringer fatbolffe 2anbe en- &c..
te, bbori ban proteiterer moo e11 iaa.
6on Sptre6en. Baben er neget ne6-
itemt ODER 8ru66et me6 5ranfrig og
baaber, at Torbin6elien moa blipe
gienoprettet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

Metbobiit 9onferenccn / 9os sln,
geles> Gol., ser far peret iamlet /
3 Tiger, og fom ifal biennenoeS Sci,
80. Moi far bolgt 8 npe 8iifopper
for forifiellige Diltrifter af &irfelam'
funbets @trflombe0; tilbage itaar
e1161u1 at belge 4 8tl topper for Mis.
lions>norfen / on6re Ger6ensbele, og
set a11toges, at en of Misiionsbiifops
perne bill pere en- gteger. De palgte
@iitopper er fplgenoe: Soiepb S.
8errD, Chicago; @enrp S. @pellmep'
er, @emarf, g. S.; 8m S. McDom'
Ell, Seem Oorf;; Somes 50. 8albforo,
Delotpore, 0bto; g8. 81. 8urt, &om,
SSStolien; 2utber g. @ilion, 8alti'
more; Gbomas g. gfeelp, 8bila6el'
pbia; S. g. Dap, Spracule, q. 3.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
2saa syurebra9srcjic.

ST.. Gbriltion @eicbellen, Sos 9l,1=
geles, Gall., me66eler os, at ban ON
fort Sis bil begpn0e Ell lengere &ei=
le, fbrlt gjennem '5taterne, 5bor fan
agter at bol6e Torefrag ober @m.
nerne uGolifornia" og ,Min ii6lte
&ejle Stolien". fejien begpn0er
lniot / Sum- fra Sos 9lngeles, oQ
baaber @fr. Micbelien f6rlt eller
miOt / 5eptember at fl1nne afreiie fro
Seem yorf til s@gppten, n1l1lig Bale.
ltino og @refenlo11b, og Sen ii6lte
Salpoel al &interen o9ter ban at TIL
brin9e / 0onmarf me6 at bol0e Ell
9feffe 6oreorag. Donife 6ore,,ir1:
ger, iom maatte enife at faa ST.
Micbelien iom Gore6ragsbol6er, be-
oes ifripe til bon inareit un6e1
M6resien 341-9lpe. %, Sos g11.
geles, Sal.
81 enlfer @r. @icbelien cit fornbi:
Gig &ejie og er pis pao, at ban bill
bringe ct goot llobptte bie1n fra Sen:
ne. 2t9eleoes onbefaler ri SANDS.
m9no> ser moatte enife at bgre e1
go0t ug iun6t Tore6rag o1n ct inter:
esiant @1nne, at benbenoe Jig til ST.
Micbellen og | SIDE iifre fig bans
Silite6efomit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

Gn 8prtfbrelie / Maroffo. Sra
Sanger Maroffo TOM ii6lte l1ge
Me66elelie onr, at en- 6erboen0e mo-
turaliieret amerifanif 8orger, Her6i-
caris> @refer al 6boiel og @relioent
for 8pens bpgieinilfe @omisiion er
blepet bortfdrt al EN- berpgtet 9fbper,
ban6e, Ser onfgres al en- af 2an0ets
berlte 8a1r6itter, &oiluli, tilligemeo
fin Ste0idn, gromtpell @arlep, ser er
|briti1f l1n6erloat. 9e opbol0t fig
poa ct 5ommerlan0lte6, ser 6lep
omringet al &6berne me6ens Tan1i>
lien jas pe6 Mi60ogsbor6et, og Ser
6icoris, Ser er 70 Mor gomnel og me-
get ibogelig blep I@bt op 8jergene.
Sogen blep ltrafs in6berettet til
@albington al Sen onuerifanlfe &on>
iul / Sanger, Ser I Telleslfab mes
Sc britilfe &epr9ie11tanter / famine
8p far toget 5fri6t til at foo Tan-
gerne lat Tribe6, moo at Sen Ma=
roffanife 9fegjering betoler Sc for
langte 9diepenge. st omerifanif
&rigsifib bil rimeligbis blipe iel1bt
til Sanger, ligele0es antages 6et> at
boo0e frantic og engelife Orlogsifi,
be bill antomme pao &be6en en- al Sc
fdrlte Gage. Ser er Sen syore for
bnn0et meo, at Mogterne tager at,
tibe 6orbol0sregler mos 0ioroffo /
oenne Gag at Sen fjen0tlige Stenl=-
ming Ser for Sioen berlfer nnob'
frenlrne6e geationer blanSt Sc G1Sl10--
fgote, bil gtpe itg ct l10ilag i ct 0ler s
iemprloeri paa soe 5remmeoe i set sSsr.-t
Ore saf ssan6ett ssa.5s ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
Srafifitambsmimeem poo oe ltore

SrafifitanbSnin9en poa 6e ltore
SSn6ieer blioer for boer Dog ser gaar
en mere betenfelig gffnre. Set er
iom ti6Iigere omtalt 2o6iernes og
&aptejnernes gsiociation ser negter
at ieile fbr Ser er giort 6em en6el
SsSn6rgmmel1er me6 @enipn til 6eres
Stilling ombor6; og ga Ser lite maa
bruges anbre 2o6ier poa sSn6iderne
en6 iaa6anne, ion bar &egierings'
beoilling, er ser ingen Muligbe0 for,
Eraftfitan6sningen fan blibe bru6t
be6 Tolf, Ser itaar 116enfor Msfocia'
ttone:1 i6et iaa at .itge bber ene1te
2o6s tilb6rer 6enne. 9lf Solf, Ser
er 6irefte i11teresiere6e @treifen, er
ser life flere ems 5000; men ca.
100000 Mennefer er blebet arbei6s-
Life be6 Sen, nemlig &apne= og 0of,
aubei6ere> Mtnearbei6ere, Sgfolf oib.
Ser er 6obbelt iaa mango Sober iom
&apteiner / slsiociationen, og 2oo-
ferne fontrollerer 6erfor 6e1ne. 8irf=
ntneen af Srafifitan6sningen mes
Senipn til &uIforipningen 9aor6pe-
iten befrDgtes at blibe en6nu mere
doeleggen6e emo SEN 1tore &ulminer-
itreife; / 8uffalo 1tgger 100000 So.
@ul og benter paa elfifibning til
9ulutb og Gbicago. S Buffalo bar
Ser flor beo 6erne Sio orriperet
31H Mill. 8u. @orn> iaar er Ser
fun arriperet 694,00O 8n. @optej=
nerne giper 1l6eluffe1r6e Sfibsejerne
Sfplo for Stan0sningen % flyer, at
oisie life bill forbon0le, fpr 6ragt-
priierne er iteget til set 8unft be gn-
tier, % foretraffer at lobe gfibene
lligg Sapn IaalPnge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

Gn pirfelig uamerifanf" Nrp.
1fon bsrer ioa ofte @iltorier om itor
slrp fra s(merifo; men ofte er set
Fun 9iltorier, og &engene bliber Bot
te, fsr Sc roor ODER Mtlanten. Ser
for moa set o9laa bellt fortelles,
:::aor ser pirfe1ig fonuner Ell lrp,
bpilfet er 1fet @inter paa @gnen
Selt for @orlens.
@n ung Spenb, las % foloe bam
@o1es, rejite for en- balp Snes slor
fi6en til slmerifa, ng set git go6t
for 9o1n, i116til @ulbfeberen fom
ober bam, og ban rejlte til @on-
bife for ca. 3 slar ii6en. Ogioa ber
gift set bam go6t. @on iam1e6e
@ulb @lumper og ipare6e ianmen
for at babe noget ne6 til @us=
mon6sbienmet, ban bar rejlt fra og
bbortil bons 2engiel lto6. &an lat=
te fine 1anunenIpare6e Eenge e1
Seem Oorf 8anf for at fl1nne tage
Dem mes, naor fan rejite biem til
9anmorf, og fan ifrep, at bon til
sSulen 1903 bil0e nere / @iemnet.
Set git 6og life ion be1temt; tbt
@te6et for Sans Tom ser n1ellem eSltl
og geptoor Wie60elelie OH, at Fan bar
forulpffet lige f6r &jemreiien ffl11oe
begDn6e, og bans &amerater ienote
iamti6ig bons @ien6ele of @9r6i,
ne1nlig 1900 &r., ct @ul61br og en-
Slump @ul6. Sillige lobeoes 8re=
bet, at &omeraterne bil6e rejie til
Seem Oorf og bape og afien6e &eiten
af 6orr1uen. 5ad bi6t por @bentD=
RET; men @irfeligbe0en bite fig loo
meget it6rre, i6et Ser It'll er fommet
en- Sum af or1ttrent 10000 &roner
til Sans Sor9lore, iaa at 6e bor for
116en @ul6ubret og @ul0flun1pen ooa
Ell life iaa lille Gum til Mi1t6e ON
@bnnen Sans, Ser bab6e beret u6e11-
lambs. Men ban ielo iua 6e lite me-
re; ban falot ionl ct 8 fer for @nl6.
febere,1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
impis rcpnblifamifc Gtatsfon.

O@ItuotS @CpHuAt]uHI@t S%u%@>u"
ucntiun bleb / GreoogS oplplt og lfal
lomles igjen BEN 81. Miaj for at for
l9ge at foo 1onil1eret en Stotsticfet
Sen bob0e 6a beret lonlet / en llge
og bop6e foretoget life nnil1ore emo
So 9(fltenn1inger ONT @uuernprnomi>
nottone1. Ser er 7 &ol10i0oter for
9eon1inationen> og Sc mango sfltem-
ninger gap 6isle praftiif tolt Set jam.
me Antal Stemmer ben liolte Dag
lom SEN fprite. S Deellemti6en Dil
ser blibe forban6let mellem 6e tre
bigtiglte &anbi0oter, gates, 2o>p6en
og 0eneen. Ser er Son0ipnligbel
for, at en u6orf @orie" pil faa &c.
11mnattonen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
med Post % CeIe9raf.
(Hlleve9ne fra.)

SDrftct % 9(rmenicrmc. Sra &on=
ltortilropel nne0beles, at Sen tprfiifc
&egjeri1g agtcr at pOelngge ollie Sc
arlnellilfe 2o11osbDer slsi11pon 81
ltriftet / 2illeolien for at forbin6re,
at ssSniurge11terne lfol foncentrere fig
Ser. sll1e 0isle 2on6sbper lig9er /
8jer9ene, og 8efolfningen bil bercf-
ter blibe anbragt poa Slettelon6et>
bbor ser bil pere lettere for &egje=
rirgen at fontrollere Sen,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

st farlist SAB. Or. 50. @. @nrl=
but, e11 @ioe11lfabsmon6, ser 2dr.
0dgs tom til Gbicogo fra SsSnbiell,
nueobelte esSernbonefompaenict, at
bon bob6e paa 8ejen mellem Sbil-
ltngbDer1e og Chicago miitet Ell 8lif=
eife, bport Ser bar ooifillige Sulinb
&e1tbactller, iom ban Bob6c oprfet
&el1fultur og nre0f6rte for at anltille
pioenlfobelige ltnberipgelier mes
Sem. San bap0e peret tire slor ON
at lomle 0is le Bociller Omegnen
of @p0erabao, og fan bar unoerbejs
til Epif(o110 og @l1glon6, bpor Ser
lfrloe efsperi1nentcres neo Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

Sneripbmmclicr / Colorado. Sra
9enber neo6eles, at ct 1lmaa6eligt
Sfpbr>b bar faaet @acbe la Hou6re
&iper til at goa ober fine 8re00er,
i6et en 0emning pe6 2ipingltone
Safe ipr9ngtes, og @anoet ltprteoe
u6 / Slo6en. 8perne 2ipermore %
Ga &orte blep iot UNDER &an0, og
flere Menneifer far tillat 9ipet;
jerlig bar bette Gilfpl6et / ct rl,s1iif
Settlement ner Sort Collins. GIo-
SEN bor lit 2eje gjennem ct of @ta<
tens rigeite 6ormbiltrifter og 6ens
Sono onbenoes n1eget til SsSrrtgation,
bborfor Ser ct en- Weng6e 9nmrir<
ger / 6ens 2eje> iom nron frDgter oil
blibe brl,6t. Monge Tllin6e McreS
rigt Tormlo116 er oberlp6mnle1, og et
ltort 9(ntol &reaturer er 6rufne6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
Gn 9ofarbcibcritrcjfc / 9fetu yorf

Gn 9pfarbcibcritrcjfc Mctu gprf
truer 1ne6 at legge meget olborlige
&in0ringer Geien for Tragttrans>
porten me6 Oceoltlinierne. Oprin,
0eltg bar set Doftnen6ene beo Sail
&iper 2iniens 9of 9eortb 9fiper,
Ser itrejfe6e for at faa 1ogle Soon,
Union Mfe116, lou Sc arbei6e0e lam>
men mes, fierne0e; 6erefter ne0lag-
Sc 1000 Mrbei0ere poa. g. g., g.
s. & &ortfor0 9offerne Mrbei6et
SDn1patbi meo Sail &iper 9ofn1e11=
oene, og ser er iii Sare for, at alle
9ofarbei0ere fra Seem gorf til SO,
iton, 5000 Mano iolt, bil itreife.
6ragtfuifene negter at fjgre &arer
bort fra Dofferne, ionl los1es al Sta
ltenere, ser bnr taget Streifernes
Gla6s. &osiagerbaa6ene bor bi6til
baret / Stan6 til at afgoa efter @ei,
lingsliiterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
Fjortende Aargang.

Gnalcnoerne Sibct, Set n1eo>
Ocles fra @pol1g=tlc / 5ibet, at g:'A=
le116crne / Sen lioltc Sis far mgot
oOlfilligt froitigerc Mo0ltol1o / Sc
res Tren1rpfl1ing ira 5i6etanernes
Si6e ems / 9egpnoellen al Gelttoget.
Set foruolees III, at Bette bil fo]te
@nglenoerne ooitilligt mere 8lo0 og
MnltrGngeller ems foruoiet fra f6rlt
al; ollereoe bor 81 BRITTLE Soloater
maotte laoe 9ipet UNDER 6elttoget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
blandt Cand$mxnd / Hmerika.
(Intere..ante $maatins ira mango Rider. J

9r. Grnit &bilblab er palgt til
&relibel,t for @etbonp College, Sen
itore ipeulfe 9Grconltolt / 2in0sborg,
Sans, lom Afopbc 81. Carl S1pen=
ions @iterfslger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

Gm Spimbler. 8ipbenboons Asoliti
citerieger for 5iben cit 9o,1if=Nmeri-
foner Speno 6onlen, lom in6til for
gonife nplig hopoe @opnl poa Msr=
rebro @ipbenbopn. San ubgop Zig
for &epr9ientont for uGonoou Euct=
fic &oiltpap" og iegte slrbej0ere Der
til. Ser bar ogioa Ell bel 0el Me,1=
nclfcr, iom be1bel10te Jig til bom og
blep ontogne, oltio poo Silfoor, iom
longt pperlteg heres 6orpe1tninger>
men til @iengje1o ifl,l6e Sc iao beto=
Ie bom 1870 &r. / Hropiiion. Sg
set gioroe Sc mes @lroe. sfen nlt
er ban foripl1n0et, og ielpfplgelig er
Ser i,1ge1, ser bor fooet Hlaos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

Gn banlffpbt Mapur bar Sen uo=
preget banife 8p Clinton, ga. &ons
Ropn er Sames &eterion, og ban er
Me6eier al en- &affasiefabrit. @an
fit @mbeoet peo iiblte 8ppalg. Gin,
ton bor besl,oen flere oonife 8pen1,
beos1np11o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

@rano @ic,u College, 0en 0anlfe
airfes Sfole 3es Moines, So, pii
/ Son1ner blipe betpOeligt n0piOct.
Sen nprin0elige &lnu for Sfolen por
Ell @fi6terilej og to Sioeflpje, men
bi6til ct flrn 6isle bpgsebe. Gen ito
re Silgong Sfoleu far bopt Sc iio=
ite 9lor nsopen6iggjor0e, at 8Dgnili=
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mebe ifjor beiluttebes Set at foretage
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gen, me6oeler iiolte 9eunler al
v9onnepirfe", at Ser nit er tegnet 8iz
brog for li0t oper oen foltiatte 5l1m.
Sen np 8pgning fon It'll blipe opfert,
og Sc gon1le 8pgninger fon bltpe
pu6le6e op fra SEN ene @noe til 6en
onben, loo at Gfolen fan fomme til
at itoa lom np til gfteroaret, l1oen at
Somfl1n6et bebeper at fnrgge lin
@iplo. Ser ct enbog @oab orn at
Sen galnle @jelo, ser bpiler paa
@omil,116et for sfolen> pil forlpinOe
meo set famine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

@enIeb Maboers, genners og Be
fie1,otes 0pn1erffonbeo paa st.
HauI Gi6en6e % ifaf 8lnbet en- M
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

Sen norife Sangc=s sDnpbc ifal in6-
bic 6ens M 8pgning, Sen bar opfbrt
be6 Serninariet ! ge6 8ing, Wein11.,
|beo Marsntgoet fgrit & sSnni. gpg-.
hunger BOT sfolltet $50, ,OoO..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

9fy &irfc. 9e1 bonlfe &irfes Nic,
nigbe0 / &inlbolltpn, ssSo., neblog0e
@rl1n0ltenen til 6ers ny &irfe eiter
@uo$tenelten SEN 1. @aj. MurbGr=
fet CT fRr6igt og Gemrerne er i
traplt elrbei6e. Ser bliper Ell 8 Go0
bgi &i9loeretage unber &irfe,1, Ser
bpgges / &orsform.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-10
COTTON WROUGHT INTO SIGHT,

The amount of the cotton crop brought
into sight for the week. to which general
reference is SO frequently made in the
daily reports on the cotton market and
ment. is a term which is not generally
understood by outsiders. 1t means the
amount of cotton marketed during the
week from the interior or from the hands
of farmers or factors in the south. Many
call il the movement of the crop from
the plantations. The amount of the
crop brought into sight this week is
75 5,912 bales. This result is obtained from
counting the total receipts of cotton at
the various seaboard points and the net
overland movement to the northern mills
and to Canada and the estimated total
southern consumption or southern mill
takings and the net movement of the crop
from the thirty-one leading interior
towns.
Thus. for instance. this weeks total
port receipts were 56.125 bales. and the
net overland movement was 5,299 bales,
and the weekly southern consumption or
southern mill takings is estimated at
40 000 thus making the total amount of
the crop apparently marketed from first
hands 103.354 bales. From this amount
is deducted a decrease of 27.452 bales in
the interior stocks. which leaves the
total amount of the crop which was
brought into sight for the week equiv
alent to 1892 bales. This total COM
pares with 14172S this week last year
n. Y. Evening Post.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-10
Places Of Worship
Religious Services In
Wichita Today.


West Side Presbyterian church. Rev.
Walter n. Irwin. pastor Morning ser
vice at 1880. Sermon theme. Jesus In
terest in Men," Sunday school at Has
a. m. Christian Endeavor societies at
Zoo p m Evening service at 500 p m.
Sermon theme, The Roman Commun-
ion''
First Church of Christ Scientists. cor
ner Lawrence avenue and Second street
services. Sunday school for the children
at 9:45. Church at II O'Clock, subject
Doctrine OF Atonement." Experience
and testimonial meeting Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock. All are invited TO these
services
Reformed church, corner South Topeka
avenue and Lewis street.Bruce Grifhth,
pastor Services and sermon at II a. m.
and D. m Morning sermon on The
Excellence Of Charity" evening sermon
on Different christs'' At the services
today the Easter music will be repeated
At the morning services The Gloria =
from Mozarts 18th Mass for response.
and The Festival Te Deum in c." by
Dudley Buck. for offertory; at the eve
ming service The Heavens Are Telling,
from The Creation" by Haydn. Sunday
school at 10 a m. and Young Peoples
meeting at : p. m.
Miss Alma Evelyn Moore. state super
ntendent of the Junior society. will speak
at the South Lawrence Avenue Chris
tian church at IL a. m. The pastor will
preach at o'clock p. m
On April 10Th, at 3 o'clock p. m. in the
new Friends North End Mission church,
on the corner of Main and 2lst. two
blocks west of Dold's packing house, will
be held the opening service conducted by
President Stanley of Friends university.
assisted by the pastor. A. ]. George and
others We bid the public cordial well
come 10 these services Please come and
help US to make this one Of the leading
events of this part of the city. a kind in
vitation to all Good music has been ar
ranged for by the young people. Do
not fail to come; We want to see your
face in our company. A first class pho
tographer will be present to take pic
lures for the benefit of our mission.
There will be preaching today at the
Emporia Avanue Methodist church. cor
ner of Dewey and Enporia streets. at
II a. m and S p. m. The pastors theme
at II a. M will be. Man Paid in his own
Coin at the Judgment Day" The eve
ming service will be conducted by the
staff officer Of the Salvation Army. Spe-
cial music will be provided for both ser
vices. Duet by Miss Pope and Miss Pol
lard. Anthems by the choic. Sunday
school at s:45 a. m, Epworth League at
p m
First Unitarian church, corner of To-
peka and Central avenue. Rev. W. S.
Vail pastor Service with sermon Sun
day IL a. m. Subject: THE Witness of
Outs.Is History to the Church" The SER
mon will consider the celebrated letter
of Pliny to his emperor and will give
some account Of spirit ideas and motives
of the very early church as seen by on
opponent. Miss DEAN will sing the Of
fertory and Audry Sanford will lead
the congregational singing.
DR.. Sargent will preach in Plymouth
Congregational church on Sunday morn
ing on the subject. The Beautiful Life"
and in the evening he will speak on
What Follows Easter