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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13

Gen. Miles has quite a political rec
ord. He is among those who also ran
in both the prohibition and democrat
ic conventions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly at 1924
Second avenue, Rock Island, Ill. I'm
tered at the postofice as second-class
matter.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13

John c. Snow, Iverton-Wife was
sick for five years; nothing did her any
good, until / found HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea Now she's strong and
healthy; 50 is baby. 50 cents, tea or
tablets. T. H. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13
Wednesday, July 10, 1904.

when the Swallows Homeward Fly
will be one of the campaign songs OF
the prohibition party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-13

What a beautiful spectacle the Chi
cago Chronicle will present supporting
Deneen for governor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
e4nl 8erbeReruneet fur oie
mefi9en etaott9eile
Tbeils berpiaist, tbeiIS unter Yeratbun5 Ses
cmmen

9luf WeranlaRun9 Der neuee9rhnbe.
ten .Wef Snoianupolis' werbeRer-
unas. Geielf@aft". tpel9e bur& cine
Delegation cine oiesbejasIi@e pstitiOn
porIesen lieb, bei&lob bic S&ulbeboroe
In ibrer aeffern Mbenb ~abgeboltenen re.
ouldrsn eibuns. bic S&uIe No. AZ,
Crap Ctr. unb Warren Nbe.). bur9
einen 4 Raum.Mnbau pergr6bern au
laRsn. Denn bisfe WerarSBerung III
3ur unbebinetet Wotbuenbi9teit &c.
tporoen. Der @ei&dfts.D Director tpurbe
bepoCmd@tiet, bur& sinen Mr&itecten
oiesbesuaIi&e pldne a~usarbeiten gu
laRen.
Gerner erf&ien Dor Der Beb6roe cine
Delegation Der .Wsfieite WerbeRe.
rungss@ sienf&aft" unb u~nterbreitete
cine nit 3ablrsi&sn l1nteri&rtften be-.
bsdte petitiou, In tuel9er um ben Hau
elmer neusn S@ule in Mt. Sadfon
no9eeiu&t tuirb. ba, ME i9on beri@.
tet, bic 800 unb mebr S&ultinoer ie.
mes @tobttbeils unm6ali& ale IN Der
porbanbenen G&ule unter9ebra&t uer.
ben t6nnen. Die S&ulbeb3rbe nabm
bisie peeition uilter B~eratbuna.
Supt. 8enbaq beri9tete, bab CT bic
princiralin Der S&ule no. IL, @api.
tot Mpenue urtb Is. Str. Grl. Warr
o. StilmeQ. fur ben @eif bes S&uI'
jabres beurlaubt babe, ebsnio bic 2eb.
rerin Sri. Gbna o. Def.
Re@nun9en uno @ebaltslifen gum
1etrage BON SIC. 429. SO puroen 3ur
3ablune a~neeuieien, iona aber tuur.
ben ieine uleemein piRensuertben &c.
i9dite erlebigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

@efern tuurben in Der Office bea
Staatsiecretdrs folsenoe reue Girmsn
&c. i%ncorporirt:
&. 6. 4euer & Co." GbeIburn,
Sulipan gountp; capital $50. 900.
Dirsctorsn: 9beobore 6. 2ene,, Scbn
5. Norton, 9lrthur o. Smith unh
4ouis Gee.
.Sones & Co.. gra3il: Capital
$40. 900. Girsctoren: 2bomas g.
Sones. 1bpin Or. 6ubion, 2emuel
Sones unb Charles 6. 0uofon.
Die ~MiiR|finetpa Oil Company.
M(banp; capitol $50, 900. Hirecto.
rem: Dauib 5. Nanor. 0aIliett u.
Wolbsrton, Soiepb q. Mqen. Sames
.. Wanor unb Wiliam u. Meranba.
Die .Mutomobile Gompanp". Ga
porte; capital $4,000. Diretoren
Wiliam u. Numlep. Sobn Wolf.
Wiaiam ). WOst. Ngel Ginsrsu uni
Wartin Weber.
Die .9ippecaroe paint COMPANY.
Winamae; capital SIC. 900. Directo'
ren: George %. Dedsr, Sobn %.
6raur unb Wito 6. Bomb.
Die Deter gmri& Weot Company"
@bansuile. @cpital $4,000, Dirscto'
rem: Better gmri@. 2ouis 81. Daus uni
u. y. gmri&.
Die .Oaltanb Gitp Water Co." e.
bbbte ibr gapltdl I'm $1,000 unb BIZ
.Nngola engine & 6ounSrp Co. bas
ibrise bon $50. 900 auf $50, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

ginen por]iali&en gang ma9ten
ae5fern bic Detettibs Gerber unb
9rimpe uno Der UanbnliasH ahn.
betsctip 2auterba@. DEM ibnsn &c.
lang es, 2 Der 8 iungen Burden 81
ertpii@en, bic in Der lebten Samfag
No&t, tpie beri&iet, ben Hotn.9el
grapten.O perateur Wm. Hocisr In
6obbs. Station - mastirt unb mil
Metolbern bro6enb = iiberfieIen uni
UNI $l8 In Haar. ieine 9af&enubr uni
ieinen llebe,3isber beroubten. Die ub,
tuurbe I'm Hefbe bes iuneen 6enrt
pratt bon Ben Dabis ipiebsrgefunben.
unb Ct seffanb f&liebli& unb nannt'
ols feline @snoEen ben 22'idbrieen Sc
leerapbiFen Geo. 6. Dean bon Ser
Dabis ui,O beRen iinseren Hrube'
Wiuie. Geo. Dean tuurbe qeIierr
aud berbaftet, bageaen befinbet milil
fi@ md In Grsibsit.
Dos 2Ieeblatt bate nod benz lleber'
fuue unb Waube nod In Wriboepor
See G:oman's pferb. unb Hussp &c
fotIsn. nm feline 0lu6t su bsi4Ieu
riQen. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
nnsetrener i&mar3er Gauss
tne@t.

Inter Der Nnifuse oes Tisbfatls
ipurbe seitern bon ben Hetsctibs 6au.
Ter uRb 2arIb Der Nsser Nrtbur Grant.
lin. porter In 6. 0ef9ler's Gigorrtn.
@eIadft an p~enniplpania unb Waib.
inston Str, psttaftet. Ct Fsbt i'm
br~ineenoen Weroa&ts, ni9t rur aus
ben gOrrdtben i'm 2aoen, ionOern
aud aus ben Senbuneen. tpsl&e er an
2unbsn Der Girma at befbtbsrn battle.
grose Weneer bon Giporrt, mad unb
la& esaoblsn ~ bubsn. ct tuuros
ertpii&t. RIP. bertaitet, ais er fi9 Elm
0uIbbouurfrid anessiantt bate, tuel'
DIES BON einern Der @ei&dfts.G Ierts ab.
R&tli& dls Rbbsr flr Nribur nuf BEN
2aosntif&e nieberaeleat tuOrhen NOR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
Suites Mrtbeil
TT oer Gauobatma bots Gel
bern tetttmutt oereat Grs
tra9Ss0 6bt8fett.

Gs III better Sbre Griporniie in einem
lcIiben 4antsSnhitut 3u beponieren, 100 bies
ielben einen mdbiSen Gins sintrasen. aIs
iold4e IN unternebmungen ~ fteden; no bies
islben iett 8rcbe PrO3ente brin9en, aber
ipdter uieuei9t gar nidts.
Si@eres Ginfommeu unb eiderteit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

SabIreiae neue i1nternsbmunsen u. (. no.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

pertanoen, f8 i6re gerebrune aa
.i9ern ostt8 isiue srObseoa6te, wabr-
baft rationale politit. :. 90 tpiro EMF
elm beionOererG brentitel oes2aiiers ietn,
oab Ct Elm tpatrer MrbeiteriDnig genes
fen iff. Wo 2aiier Wilbelm ftsbt, fOute
baber au4 Der beutihe Nrbeiter ieinen
plab ludblen.. -. Bel ieiner lebtsn er'
trantung eelanate es In allen 3onert
uno Qdnoerl berebt juns Qusorud,
mas 2aifer Wilbelm Der 'Mcnfabeit as-
tuorbsn III. 1sRsn iolten f4 au& bic
osuii2en 9lrbeiter bewuBt weroen;
bann triirbsn He beute nit allen 2reis
fen oss Btirserttums beseitert benz
2aiisr nnhsn unb nit innisem Dant
benz WunIGe Worte Isiten, oaB bee
2enier bss Weltals ibm aud In benz
neusn Sabre bic 2raTt CUR tueiteren
getbdtisuna ieines srOben aeSensper'
les i&enten mOge."
.Haperif@er Courier: BET ins In
Snobsutidlanb perfebt man ote Per-
fDnli&ieit bes 2aiiers bisllei6t better
als broben i'm Norben. Inns Bopern
Ipe3iell III man9mal, als Oh In bieIem
0erri9er gtwas bon buiupariI&er rrs
tuh&fgieit ftede."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

- 9te or6tte ,ttsD pals
lemoHeNmSwabI bon e@mttt'
btumsen ,tmo D-ImmewR16em
fur cue ttewoiAem mmp tram'
st8en Gret8mtMe. 4tr Hub
teoettett 0erm tetett bet BET
4mSmabt bebatNt@ 81 tetn.
DettetWAMw 0spS. Ga,
241 MaM. 0te. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
@ommeretal @lat.
Die pi9iistsn Der ~ asbsnSsn susi4uHs.

prdi. Sobn %. 2srn, Der reu.
ertudblte Woriber bes Commercial
Club, bat eeIfern bte elite Der bon ibm
ernannten itsbsnben Nusf&nHr betannt
asseben. bic isOo6 3u umfanerei& 1T.
UNI BIER ~polNtdnois perOFentIi&t gu
rperoen. 9esbalb bei&rdnlen MFR uris
uuf bic Nngabe Der alsemein . tui4tig'
fieu gusi&nHs. tuie fOIpt:
@omits fur Gonpentionsn: 3. Z
Me@oman, WorRber; 1enrp %. Gam.
renee, g. 3. 9ripp, s. 9aeeart, 8.
q. gronion. @sOroe Y. @ap. 5. 8.
Gaultsr. 3. 3. MppeI.
Gomite fur 0f. Weranaaunsen /;
Winiam o. prait. worHber; Grant
M. StaIsp. @obsrt g. Gprineiesn,
g. 6armon, 2pnn g. StOne. %. 8.
M~ppleeats, O. 70. 0sepers, 0enrp
2abn.
Gomite fir gr3iebunsss Inftalten
8. u. Cotton. Worfbsr; George 3.
YaB, 1. 6. Dap, Sotn %. Walisr,
gpans Woolen, u. ID. Spsensp, Or.
6. Sapnss.
Gomite fit ifdbt. Sntereien /: Caleb
g. 9snnp, WorRbsr; Sobn u 0oIb'
man, 9. u. Booimalter, ). g. Orc.
Gulousb. Sol. Msper. 9teooors ..
Dapis, %. o. MrmfrOns, GrahtIin
Wonnegut.
gomite fur Darts: ~. %. Woonsu,
Chairman; 0snrp gluy Mllen, George
Werritt. 6. 6. 1romn. 6. ". Renpon.
&. u. Wpnne, gilbert Sabm, 0iram
8rotun.
gomite fur neue Snbunrien: o. Or.
Varrp, Chairman; SamusI g. Naub,
Or. 9. Wilion, 8. 8. Megrea. 70. 8.
gloer, German Munt, CHARLES y.
8aIte, ". 8. potts.
Gomite fir Df. @eiunbbeit 6. 9.
Weguaouab, Chairman; 5. 8. Stil-
ion, Naiion Worwsq, gilbert g.
Sterre, u. Z. Malone. s. q. &urtp,
Cigar 5. 0iisr.
@Omite far &s9islution i: %. u.
3etdam. Chairman; u. 6. 9arris.
&aIpb gambsr0sr, Jamss Z. Gapman,
s. &. gOenbarter, u. 6. wsoion. o.
IS. MiQiean. Sohn 8. 0oaibap, ".
u. pidens, 5. 6. Gapin.
Gomite fAr Go&babn, reipsctibe Ye.
ieit!9un9 Der Nipeau $ Rreu5ungen
Wiliam fortune, Worfbenber; Sames
6. 2ead. Wlsranper 9. gpres, g1arlsa
8. Homen. s. 6. DAB, 5. Or.
Gauure, 3. s. 0oQioap, 5. &. 4iap,
slonso @. Smith, 9bomas q. Gpann.
u. u. Barnes. Wrthur @i0ett, %. g.
aappes. &. 6. @rifftb. u. 60. Son.
butt, 9. 6. Softer. Sames %. 6erbep,
u. 8. potis, Souls 0oQwes. gbdrlel
g. gruots. @sorge g. CUNT, Q. 8.
2odwoo. g. g. Sbmrin. .. g. Run.
nsls, 8. %. Coffin, s. %. Glanner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
eonberbare Ste&erei amt BET
@efieite.

Sie pOli3ei fabnOet felt eefferu
4benb auf einen seuiRen Sobn Dirt,
einen SinaIins bon Der 6oroina Str,
Der auf Der weit' wafbinston Ctr.
nabe @reelp NIT benz Il, iensr Na&bar.
f&aft iuotnsnben. 2l.idbrisen NIbin
ount In etre:t eertett unb lettereu
cine LANCE Sti&wunoe am 6intertopfs
fotuie eine iol&e am geoden beibra&te.
Der 4neeao&srie tuurbe bon OF. 0eitd
eefiidt. = @enauere gin3slbeite1 dbes
bic 6ts&sr.i fstIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
Grbii@t

sinb 2 Der aduber bon Sobbs.s Station.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
slns etatt= une GunHttsT fr=
mnltmm8.
eu3tungs.g Contract
Mngebote.

~
Mn9ebote.
4eute lduft Der 9ermin fur bic Gin
rei&una bon Mnseboten fur ben neuen
FGot. Heleu&tunas. Contract ab uno
tuiro bic BetOrDe fur OF. Ysrte in.
ibrer hsutiasn Sibung bic einselaufe..
men Qnsebote DHnsn uno an ben Sn.
aenisur 3ur iorafdltiesn llnisrIu1une
~uerweiien. Die weraebuns bss Con.
iractss mus Oann ipdter bonn etabt.
ratbe bsldti9t tuerOer. 9ie epsciii.
eationsn ieben bor. baB Der nsus gon.
tract am l. Wpril 1905 In 2raft treten
fol-, unb b~irften bis babin tpubl ale
etwuisen S&wieriaseiten seresslt isin.
= SOpeit seifern 3u ermitteln mar,
bsusrben fi& 8 bisfise unb cine Hs.
~troit'er Girma I'm ben Contract.
2ann bic MIIep DIR $3.50
D n. 5
Gsrnsr ioq In Der beutissn Gibung
Der Ieb0roe fir 0ff. Wsrie Die Mnse.
Legenbeit betrsHsnb S9lisbuns Der
Mlep (Wusiinsum etr.) 3wii9eu Sill.
nois ctr. uno Capitol gSe., bon Mar.
let bis Ohio Str, ssOrOnst tp.rosn.
inosm bic Snbpls. 5raetion & 9ermi.
nal Co.. tpsl9s ben Yooenraum fur
ibrs 9srminal.S eation benotbigt. oa.
ftr an Die Gtabt bic perlanete @umme
bon $3.50 3abIt.
Scr gpansbiIle'r M an 0 T
Tam mot.
Wlapor Gobsrt bon gpanspiIe, Def.
len 8eiu& ssftern bon Der hIsissn
Gtabtbertualtuna eripartet tuorben mar,
bat f& ni4t s~ingefunoen unb iOreit
aud ni&t i&riftli9 UNI bic Ieibweiie
u~eberlaRune elmer Gsuer.0 ampfipribe
fir g~bansbils eebeten. Wermutbli@
boben bic gpanspiler Stabtbdter e.
fiir ratbiamer uno perniinftiser esbal.
ten, bic ibr bon Der Mmsrican Sire On.
gine 60. In Cincinnati angsbotenen 2
spriben 3u Ieiben.
aus benz @eunbbeita.
ante. ~
@effern tpurben i'm @eiunbbeitsamte
4 tpeitsre Gdas bon 5ubsrcuIoisn'gr.
trantuns semeloet. Inter ben patifn.
ten befinoen ii& 2 Sniaifsn bss Rtfor.
matoriums I'm Often Der Stabt. -Er.
Spencer. Der ft6bt. Weiunoheitsbeamte,
ri&tst anlcbli@ Der 3unabme Der ~.
pbus. Gieber. grirantun9en ipdbrenbfbsr
let:en 9uae noAmals anSebermann bic
Wabnung, allies Trinfpaf.
Her, o b aus y runneno ber
ausber 9, norbem
@ebrau9e n, UNI
IL Der orobenoen Spp6usfsber.gpibes
mic por5ubeueen.
mar bpbe 3eit.
Tas Gtraben . Separtsmsnt ffelte
eetern Worasn BEL benz 9haumetter
cine S@aar Wdnner an bic Nrbeit. UNI
Die 3ueefrOrenen Soften unO bic
f&lapfriaen Strabena0ersdnse i'm
Stabt.G Centrum 3u reinieen.
Greb. SbepGrb's @eturtH
ta9s9e&'e n I.
QUITS gountp : Mubitor Greb. &.
SHEPARD ipuroe getern anldbli& ieines
@eburtstaaes bon ben Offcs.Nneefsl.
ten bes gounip.Wubitors unb Der
@ountp. gommiHdre NIT einem eleean.
ten Rau@tii@ unb @au9ierpiee aus 10.
Iiosm SLIDER bei&enit. gprus Glari.
Der @ountp- Mubitor. uno gpmmiHdr
Sobn Wc@reQor trare1 bic Meoner oes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

8. ID. Yarrp III wieoer sinmaI
bei&dftist, ieinen Bonner aegen bic
Unions ab5u3upfen. Tu CT nur Don.
nsr aber ieinen Hlib CUR Werfiisuna
bat, fam man ibm idon iein Uersnii.
gen s0nnsn. Wsnn parrp bebauptet,
oaB Die unionen bon Mnar9iften &c.
leitst rerben. 70 aiebt sr Isinem gslun.
ben ur!bsil cine entiebli@e YI0be.
Wdre bies Der Gal. 10 hdtten bic Qeiter
ois unionsn i9on ldnat politii9 Or
saniiirt. Mit feiner Msitation seeeu
bic Mrbeiter : Oreaniiniicnsn treibi
parrp fe f9lieBli4 our pOlitifden Or.
sanliation.
Wie benz 3apitaliffeu nur our& I'm.
bduiung ein3slner Dollars 3u eroBen
Summen feline Wa9tfeQung seseben
1T, 10 tpirb cine @emerii&aft Otono.
mild fort our& 3uiammenrottuns be,
einselnsn Witslieosr. Die grbsiter.
Organiiationsn finb fur bas 9ano sins
Totbwenoiaisit - bic parrps ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

Ser Banana Canal. Wertras 1T
ratifcirt. Dem BOLT Der Wereinigten
Staaten lieat % Oh, bariber 5u MAIDEN,
oaB isin financisles GiuhsO, pie es
Granirsid gu erIsiOeii batt,, bier elm.
tritt. Rieise Summen m 'roen fIiiRs
gsma9t unb beraussabt trerben bisIs
Weriu&ung. fur bic .@rafters" 1T ba.
Der bsIOnoers perlodenb. Gas pi&'
tiafie aber 1T, bab 8 a d m d ter n
bic 2eiiuns bss unternebmsns uno
nidt politiiern ooer 0inIflinaen an'
uertraut uirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

Ser tirfii@e @eianhtt in @aib'
inaton, Gheiib Ben. fiebt bic 1allan.
Gage In 1isbr trubsm 2i9te uno srtldrte
BET elmer unterreoune, baB er ben
2riea fur nabeau u~nausbleibli& baltic.
Dur@ 9laenten Der bulsarif&en Reeie.
ruug tpuroen bic 1emobner In Wace.
bonien b~epuffnet unb es sef&ete Jules.
I'm ben 0aB esoen Die pforte gu i&u.
rem. Die Resierung bes Sultans
tonne bisiem 9rsiben ni9t mehr LANCE
nit Schulz 3uIeben.
DAB Die 9nrlei BON Der Hegierung
bes 0triten Gerbinuno iaon lanss
i9wer serei5t tuirb, 1T betannt. ME
au8. baB bic ein3iae 0ofnune Der ma.
cebonii@en @epolution6rs auf sinem
8rieae 3wii&en benz Sultan uno 1ul.
aarien berubt. Bon benz binosrnben
ginnuiie G~eroinano's, Oer Hd)erlid
peri6nli& ni9ts iueniaer ais irieasluHiq
1T, barf man ii& omar ni&t piel Der.
ipre&en; tuobl aber bon ben 9robun,
gen Rublanbs uno Dsfsrrei@ an isin'
Reaieruns. Denn baB ein 2risg. ben
9ulgarien auein 9eeer' bic tiiriii&'
9lrmee au fibren bat. nit elmer Nieber.
laoe unb Der Wsriuauna Gsrbinanb's
enoisen mubte, psib man aud II
Sofia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
BEG RapitaIs fno jwei 0auptpnnits.
THE
INDIANA TRUST
3abIt Sbnen 8 Yro3ent 3infen an .
Griparnifen.
0apttaI.
bureaus:
Snbiana 1rnH,@ebdube,
Cremation.
Society.

9ie bierteIidbrIi&e gerinmrluna Der
obissr @eitui&aft finoet tsuts, Mitt.
moo a4beno. "a. 6ebruor. i'm Club.
3immer bes Circle PART 0otsI fat.
ale MitaIieber Enb freunbli&n er-
iu&t. aupeIsub - iein. 6rtunbt Der
So@e fub wiQlomuatis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-27

OAS :" NH ~ " I'D Oil oNSl, y Wal
ened, could afford to smile q
little at the masked brother or
sister, the sobbing trees or a
grinnins Jack O. lantern.
Times were exciting when
tabby saw the dog. There were
snarling and splitting and claw
ing and scratching, and great
confusion in general till some
body came to the rescue. Some
times something happened
when people saw a leaky hose
being played on fire, and that
was usually an unexpected
bath. Three visitors from the
country felt sort Of cranky
when they saw their train pull
out without them, for finally
they had to walk twelve miles
on a cold, dark night. One
might almost accuse Junior
boy of magic for causing "a
cake to vanish suddenly when
he saw it, if the manner Of
its disappearance were not SO
evident.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-27
THE JUNIORS DREAM.
The Week's Roll Of Honor

MINNEAPOLIS PRIZE WINNERS -
Charles Hixon, Eighth Grade, school, 1410 Nine
teenth ST.
Thora Bredda Grade eleve school, 25is Mon
street Me-
HONORABLE MENTION.
Traxler Grade, Whittier School. 225 W
ty- fourth street.
Hagen Eighth Grade. Sheridan school, l417 RAM
sey street Me-
Arnold Sixth Grade Bryant school. S614 Third
Florence Sixth Grade Seward school, 22 Twenty
third $.
NORTHWESTERN PRIZE WINNERS
Ethel Buck Eighth Grade. Twin Valley. Mimi
Sixth Grade, Hawley Mimi
HONORABLE MENTION.
Dickinson, Seventh Grade, Washington school. ST.
Cloud, Minn
Agnes Peterson, Eighth Grade. zDasse. MINI.
Upham, Fifth Grade Central school Grafton, n D.
HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT.
Edw Benson eleventh Grade. Prairie du Chen Wis.
Matte Aosher Ninth Grade. Howard Lake MINI.
Towns
Reaney street. ST. Paul.
George Cutting, Ninth Grade, Byron. Mimi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-27
Minneo polls Mimi, q y, FEBRUARY

smelled the turkey the thread and stolen it. What
else could expect?
But n little while something stuck in his throat,
and try hard he might he could not get it out.
By and by e about mis-
cradle as cat could be- That afternoon the family
noticed how sick The next day he appeared
no better and Tuesday he taken to the veter-
mary surgeon. To the surprise and wonder of every
one the surgeon threaded with double
thread from his throat glad to Malty:is now
entirely recovered. -ThOra Breiddal,
3 Sixth Grade 2513 Monroe Street n E.
Van Ceve School.
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THAT ONE LOOK
Minneapolis Juniors Describe the
Various Things That Happened
When the Seer Saw the Seen. ~
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| TOP1C-wHEN.--S SAW -, WHAT HAPPENED?


EN- saw -,"@some amusing and
wildly exciting things happened Per
haps they were not so amusing at the
time, especially to the ones taking part
in the incidents, but they were very funny
to spectators and more than one good
laugh enjoyed in consequence. For
instance, Juniors did not think it was
funny to see queer black or white things
parading around or standing In ghostly
corners, was it amusing to observe
glarng eyes peer in at the windows Hal
loween when Juniors were alone in the
dark. 1t nearly always happened that
TODD straight up their knees knocked to-
their teeth most fell out with chattering.
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LIKE A PL AY
to Spare, tho Time Northwestern
Juniors Were Careless. y
T0PIc-wHEN YOU WERE CARELESS.

AT made Juniors careless? Oh, a great
many times they were in hurry to go
somewhere, sometimes they were late for
school; sometimes they were day-dream-
ing and very often they were cross as two
sticks with two sticks crossed on top Of
those; but usually Juniors were careless
just because they were careless, and in
the majority Of cases that was the best
reason.
When Juniors careless what a
confusion there Was! They tumbled out
of trees and off barns and into rivers,
and succeeded in hurting themselves so
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Il RATHER pRlCKLY BITE
Poor Pussy Cat Found He Could Not Dine
Needle and Thread.
(Fifth and Sixth Grade Prize.

(Fifth Sixth Grade Prize)
m unusual hustle
~ in the Kitchen, for there going to be company
to dinner and the cook had met with several delays in
preparing it. Now she glanced neryously at the
clock, hastily put few stitches in the tur-
key she preparing, then broke off her thread
an laid window sill. where
large lying. few moments later the
cat jumped down into the yard. When him peace
fully chewing thread I knew, Of course. he had
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AN INQUIsITIyE NOSE.
Honorable Mention.)

-
n ON dog. He was born at the lake and, OF
u nothing of When he
small he dreadful mischief and chased the squr-
and all the other animals I am to
he very curious and put his naughty little nose
into everybodys fight dogs
twice big himself and often hurt.
When took him to town he was in perfect
ferment until he found out what everything meant.
day he learned what bicycles with disastrous
results. My sister and I playing in the front
Continued Sixth, PaSe.)
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and set the chimney afire. They
left brides cage open and cried
few tears when they could
not find anything but feathers
they forgot to- close the shed
door and so little sister had a
gay time in the paint pot; they
put plaster of paris and ma
chine Oil into the cake, and
came to the conclusion that
ten times eight equals forty.
When Juniors were careless
they did such numbers Of dread
full things there was almost no
end to the sorrowful tale, and
they had a hard time deciding
which. instance to relate. They
felt badly about it; that is, the
times when they did not pout
and say they did not care. But
mother scolded, and when the
carelessness was very careless
indeed, she sometimes did
worse. And the Juniors We're
the very ones who said that was
right. e.
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THE ENGINE LUON
n Mad Race BefUeen Trai in
. and LOoLUey.
{ Prize

YK5HEN father saw the APP
wv preaching pack of wolves
he received such a nervous
shock that he still suffers from
its effects.
My father. who is a mis-
siOnary minister, often finds it
necessary to- get UP at any
hour in the morning to catch
an early train. 1t was a cold,
clear morning in December.
He had risen at $3.50 a. M, and
the stars were still in the sky.
In front of him stretched
gently-undulating prairie, Dor
dered on all sides by a dense
pine forest, while up and down
before him were the shining
steel rails.
The night had been warm,
and there was a light crust on
the snow. Suddenly out Of this
: magnificent silence came the
long, wild, 'blood-curdling howl
of a wolf. 1t was followed in
stantly by two answering
houls He could see their form
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FOUR DOGS PLUS ONE CIT
a Picture of the Playhouse VI
Combat Ceased.

(Fifth and Sixth Grade Prize) a$
n NE day last summer 1 had gone to my play
" to spend peaceful afternoon. l was very
and sleepy. 4 had little lounge there and lay
down to rest The cat with me- and noticed sev-
eral dogs outside the shed. At first thought they
might come in and spoil my playthings but after a
while said to myself They ought to know enough 70
sta out nd fell asleep.
After time I was awakened by the noise OF
the dogs four of them running round and round the
cat and me, barking iercely. The cat was garing
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ested L did moi think about what he was doing, and
simply pushed him down the seat beside There
re and having
fine time, chewing away to his hearts content Just
then my brother came into the room, and such
powerful drop it!' from him caused the dog
and to drop kodak and book respectively. could
almost have imagined it, the villain who had
stepped Of the book and ready to me off,
disilusoned, however, as of course,
my brother scolded, and equally, Of course wept bit
ter tears, all vain in "durance vile for
many days, while the dog banished utterly from
the kingdom The moral think, is obvious to all
it to and so will need no explanation or
Buck,
Eighth Grade Twin Valley, MIMI