davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

i Moon brand brick cheese, pure ana
sweet at your grocer's. .....
For Rent-First-cla office in Oneida
block Title Insurance & Trust Co.
The Patterson hat is the best hat quality
that three silver dollars will buy.
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make homes comfortable. 203 Hen. av.
The Seventh Ward Democratic club will
meet at 1884 e Lake street Monday even
ing. ...
The Journal car, "Seeing Minneapolis"
makes four trips day. See new schedule
under "Amusements' of this paper.
For Rent-second floor, IS Fourth street
s, over Hoffman's. Call on o. M. Lara
way s. Son, Bank Commerce building.
DIR. Lawrence has moved into his ele-
CANT new sanatorium, $40 e Seventeenth
street. corner Ninth avenue. Both tele.
phones 1899.
Souvenir postal cards, for Sc. Also
largest line of magazines and papers. Cen
fury News Store, 6 Third street S, near
IIennepin avenue. ..,.
J. M. Martin Of the Minnesota Title In
surance and Trust company Will denver
an address at the Y. M. G. A. boys de-
partment, Sunday afternoon at $780, -
No occasion for going broke when you
| travel. Use the Guaranteed Draft-Check
| service supplied Dy fTeu l.. Nitty Sool-
pany, Guaranty Building. Cloth phones.)
Fire caused loss Of about 81, 200 In the
Warwick hotel last evening. The flames
were discovered on the top floor but the
quick work Of the department prevented
| them from spreading. ..-
Think or Surrender" is the suggestive
| subject chosen by Professor George r
Kirkpatrick for the last of his series o
i eight lectures before the socialists Of thi
} city. At 8 p. M, Sunday, at Holcomb'
} hall, As Fourth street S. Seats are free
Tomorrow evening George S. Rollins
ID. D., will deliver the first Of a series 0
sermons to young people at the Park Ave
nue. Congregational church. Subject
"Relgion and Manliness." special mu
} steal program will be rendered by tn
choir, under the direction of Mrs. Merit
I fowler Briggs. -- =
} The Minnesota Academy Of Science
will meet Wednesday evening in the lee
ture-room of geology, Pillsbury hall. O
the program are the following features
} preliminary Report on Campodia Sta
I phylinus, primitive wingless insec
{ found for the first time in the west" b
! Professor o. w. Oestlund. and a discus
} sion of it's important evolutionary bear
I ings, and Rise Of Geographical Societie
{ in America" by Professor G. w. Hall.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07
ANOTHER LANDMARK GONE
Old Harlow A. Gale House Being TORI
... Down. ..--f-

Wreckers are tearing down the old
Harlow A. Gale residence, which has
stood at 418 Second avenue S for
thirty-six years, and was during it's
early. days one of the mansions of the
city where the wealth and fashion of
the day gathered and where Mr.. and
Mrs. Gale were famous for keeping
open house. s-.r.e .,.a.~ .s.>-
When it was built, the house was
on the street grade, but a gradual
lowering Of the grade left it stand
ing full story above the street, which
came to be known facetiously as
Dutch Gap canal" Mr.. Gale lived
in the house for fifteen years, after
ward moving out to Hawthorn avenue.
The Harlow A. Gale house was in
the class with the S. G. Gale stone
residence; which was torn down to
make room for the new Northwestern
bank building; the Major Crafts
house, which stood at Fourth street
and First avenue S, where the Cen
tury building now stands, and the
Daniel r. Barber building, formerly
at Fourth street and Second avenue S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07
u. q. T. SPECIAL
Commercial Travellers Arrange fol
Trip to Winnipeg.

The twin city commercial travellers
are arranging for a special train over
the Northern Pacific to leave here
June 9 for the annual convention of
the grand council of Minnesota, North
and South Dakota and Manitoba,
United Commercial Travellers Of Amer.
and IL. G. A. Vandever, William Weed
%. Zimmerman. b. c. Walter, r. r
Lewis and J. NJ. Dresser are the com
n1ittee on joint transportation and ar
rangements.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07

A trip east this summer inquire as to
the excellent train service over the
Pennsylvania lines. Your home ticket
agent will give you full particulars or
If you will write A, w. Arnold, travel
ing passenger agent, Pennsylvania
Lines, sos Guara nty building, Mime
apolis, Mimi, he will be glad to give
you all inform alton. va
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07
RESENTED THE TIPIsET
"Jap" Bell Boy Offended by Tender
of Waiter.

BY way Of resenting the insult Of
1O-cent tip from waiter in the
Merchants hotel, st. Paul, where he
and seven other Japanese bell boys
have been employed, T. Nakagawa
resigned last night and will seek his
American living and education in
other fields.
Young Nakagawa is the son Of a
well-to-do Japanese tobacco merchant
Of Toxic. He has a fair Japanese
education and ambitions for an Amer
lean education. He has frequently
discussed the tipping practice, over
which he has not been enthusiastic,
and when he was offered the dime
by the waiter last night he promptly
resigned. He says he prefers tc
work where he will meet only Amer
leans and where he will have to learn
the language.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07
FTOt1IIa
Is on the way. .
BIG PYTHIAN EVENT
Ritualistic Festival to Be Held Here
May Fl.

One Of the great events in the his
tory Of Pythianism In the northwest
is scheduled for May 81. Five lodges
of Minneapolis will join in a ritual
istic festival in the international au-
ditorium, and there will be in attend
ance representatives Of the supreme
lodge and Of the grand domains of
other states as well as a large dele
cation Of Pythians from this state.
Probably the most interesting body
attending the festival will be the ia
nous lola degree team Of Dayton,
Ohio, numbering sixty, which will con-
fer the degree. of page and knight.
Large classes have been formed among
candidates for admission from the
Minneapolis lodges. Special rates
have been made by the railroads.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07

You may see A MINIATURE LUM-
BER YARD in samples at our down
town office. Lumber Exchange, street
floor, Hennepin avenue side.
THE JOHN F. MCDONALD LUM-
Der CO.. -a- ...-- ~,-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07
MISS LA INQUIRE DIES
Typhoid Fever Takes Daughter OF
Senator Jud La MOure.

Miss Matte La Moure, only daugh
ter of Senator Jud La Moure,f of Penn
bina, N. D., died at the home of Mrs.
William Hunter, 1911 Elliott avenue
Friday. The remains were taken to
North Dakota last night. Miss La
lMoure spent the winter in Florida, and
came to Minneapolis a few weeks ago.
She was here but a short time when
she was taken i'll of typhoid fever
which it is believed she contracted in
the south. She was 27 years old.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07
TO St. Louis Worlds Fair.

The Minneapolis & st. Louis is the
only road with a Worlds Fair station.
Direct to the gates in eighteen hours
Excursion tickets on sale. j. G.
Rickel, City Ticket Agent, No. ]
Washington avenue S, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07

Ourline of lumber for building pur-
poses is complete. We sell ONE
PIECE OR A CAR LOAD and make
prompt deliveries.
THE JOHN F. MCDONALD LUM-
PER GO -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07

DAYTON'S - Great sale Arnold,
Constable black dress goods Tues
day, DAYTON'S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07
II You Contemplate

You should use The Palace Clothing
House Laundry. Collars, lie; cuffs, 1c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07

If You Are Particular, Try
The Palace Clothing House Laundry.
Collars, 1c; cuffs, 1c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07

DAYTON'S s. Great sale Arnold
Constable black dress goods Tues
day. DAYTON'S. "
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07
motilla

r -3lS. OH. IlIV way. u.
via 500 Line to Wisconsin and Michi-
gan.
Homeseekers' rates first and third
Tuesdays May to October. One fare
plus So for the round trip. Ticket
office, 119 Third street S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-07

Furs Securely Stored-Insured. The
Palace Clothing House.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25

PreuBen erfreute, mag foIgenbe Sc
fdt6te bepeifen:
5rteOri4 Der GroBe, elm @egner bss
Srdnntipein5, Der ii9 INNER mebr etRz
biirgerte, piini6te, man m09e pieoer
CUR ebemaligen 8ieriuppe 3uriidtebren
uno Ibrieb unter cine bon pielen 9iits
germ iiber bic BON inn eingefiibrte 6obe
8ranntpeiniteuer Observation-Disclosures
be: IS 1T abI9euli6, nie melt eS nit
Der &onIumation bss 8runntlpeines
9e9t. 9as ma9t elm ieoer Bauer uno
gemeiner Menf9 gefp0bnt Ii9 jebt gum
9ranntIpein. @irb bas elm bisfen
eingei6rGntt. 10 miiHsn ii6 bic 2euie
tpieber an oas Bier gefpDbhen uno bas
lit gum 9eiten tbrer eigenen B~ier6rauez
reien. 0as lit milf SIX 4bIi4t baB ni1t
10 piel 8elb fir 2it0r aus bent 2anoe
geben ioG.
uebrigens Iinb Seine tDniQIi6e Mas
jeItGt S06itIeIbIt in Der Suqenb nit
8teriuppe er3pgen porben, mitbin t0nz
men bic 2eute ebenlugut nit 9ieriuppe
er3o9en perben. 0a8 lit pist geIiinoer
tpte Der 8ranntpein."
8, 2ubes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25

nit elmer Qaterne uno einem &nittet
bepoFFnet. in ben 5of gu ftiir3en. Gr
Itch BEN .Sun0 los unO Der mar i'm Gu
beim senTter DON 8oil no er nit nil
tbenpem @ebeu Ite6sn 6Iie6. Bon 3uoi
bar feline spur 8u Ieben. &OpfI6i!=
finn Ieubtefe Der Bauer ms 6eniter
unO oerpabrte ettpas Ie6r G%igeat5iimz
Iihes i'm Sutterbarren Der aiibe
In1 6noItlib auIammsngetausrt ii6er
tIn6 ii6er beI6muBt, Elm Meni6, an
bem bic 8itbe neugisrtn berumifnup<
nsrten. W}it einem Sab mar @u4b:tz
nsr i'm Stal, bate ben @aIt i'm Jutz
terbarren betm @enid 6erdusgebolt un0
fob i'm nun bel 2idt etpas ndber an.
Sin Qusruf 0e8 GrItauneu8 ertfu6r
ieinen Qippen. Ser nG6tli6e 8aiu6er
ieines StaQe5 mar Der Steueramtsz
brattifant, 9err 2uOisluus bon 8aBs
Iepsfi ....
Wo6 in Telbiger Na6t te~Ie3rapbirte
bieIer 6err an ieinen 8orgsIeBten, er
fei letDer den0t6tgt, fofort d63ureiIen,
na6oem Itiu Batter iiberaus gefdbrli9
ertrantt mare. gr Bate Da9er I'M Ios
fOrtigen llrluub.
Q(m unoeren Sage reiIte elm in Ieinen
Mantel ge6iiuter Serr nit tief ins 81
iiht georiidter MiiBe Oon SaOnz
oprf ab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
2Sdrum Serr SaOisfGus pon
2Sab rewsRt (enior pGOtGi d
(GWer erGranRte.

Wenn Der Gteueramtsprattitont Ga
! bislaus bon WdBIeipsti junior Die
/ Miibe fdief auffebte uno einen runOer
8IasI6.rben in fem Iintes @ugl
S%lpGngte, mas fir iebr bOrne6m gilt,
mar er mad isiner uno Isiner 8emunz
herer @nfi9t einfa9 unlpioeritcbIidl
uno ieoe iunge Dame, bic einnoI 0as
Slid Qe9obt battle, ben jungeH Wfann
in Gei,aidaft gu Ieben, gait fur aus
ii9tSlos Ocrliebt.
6trr @aBlClpsti las bic nSugenO"
aus critcr 0ano, lpuBte Daber INNER
bic ncueiten WiBe uno nuroe alg;meiu
ais Der 21tc, Der @eIelI9aft bs5ei1z
net, obne ben Elm Srdn56en iiberbaupt
unoentbar mar; er t%penigItenS tonnIe
iih ME poritellen, tpte cine lnterbals
tlng alt3ie6en piiroe, an Der er ntGt
tbsilndbm.
9u e%rcignete iia etluas 5iir4tel'
Tides. !Serr Qobisldus BON Wabs
Ielpsti srbieIt zines MorgenS ben Mui=
trog, mad S6Onoorf ab3ureiien, UNI
Bel 4nlegung neuer 2iiten bebilfli9 81
iein uno oiss beoeutete fir Die Stapt
ben @trIuIt be8 Siinglings fir minbes
items Elm babies Sabr. 0d Iptpp6l Der
9urnperein, pie bic 6euernebr, pie
ferner bic 0ieoertufeI, Der Rau6ttub,
rer 2efe3irtet, Der 8iir9ertlub unb oret
anbere ni6t prptotpuirte SiI6geiels
i4aften e8 ii9 nidt nebmen lieBen. ben
&bi6ieo offi3ieu gu feiern, bate Serr
QaoislauS bon Mablepsti jun. oaS err
bebenos 8eipubtIein, 3ebn Suge bin
Our6 oils unerIeBlider 8erlult 9eprie>
len unb am elften nit GROCER @brtnes'
forte gum 8abnbof be9leitet 81 lperoen,
um Ii6 an bic neue Stdtte ieiner Wtrts
Iamteit al beaeben. Menn Der Serr
bie8 nid3t in roIi9lter Stimmung that,
puren ni4t 10 iebr bic Seitli9teitcn
Der leBten Gage, ols pielmebr Der ums
itano Idulo, bab S9Dnoorf i'm Sc
rude itanb, baS fabeite Reit Der Wfo=
nur6ie gu Iein unp niht einen chilli
iirten MsnIdsn gu beberbergen. Ipr'
lei mar bic @eIe9enbeit, in einem SreiIt
jrn9er 0amen feline geIslihaftlideI
Salente leudten Su lahen, porbei Die
@eIe9cnbeit. olobenbli1 in iein Gage
bud eincn Grfolg einsutroeen uni
nt4ts blteb als bic NusIt1t, ben
8ouernmGo6en in Der tobatqualmens
ben MirtbSItube gu %imppniren. unt
oos mollte er 9riinbli9 tbun; aus bie-
lem 8runoe iebte er bic Miibe nod
ihtefer auf, ais er in S9Dnbprf an:
tam, tlemmte er ouS @lus nod feIteI
ms @use rno gine bonn Iebr pornebn
bonn 8obnbof ins 0prf.
Oort mar mar BON Ieiner 4ntuni
oni9elnene f9on beritGnb' At, benn an
Sln9an9 trot er Elm Hubel 6arfaBiq
Sun9ens ppitirt. bic BEL ieinem Grifei
men nit Dem RuTe Der Sdreiber Il
oa" ourd bic StraBsn ronnten I'M.
aue Seute an bic 6snitsr lodten. 0i.
Ter eigenartige Gmpfane unb Die men:
refpsttpous 5itulatur beribrt.n Serr
Wablepsti duBsrIt unanssnebm un
er faBte ipfort ben fsIten @ntI6lui
ben 9au,rntrotteln, fpie er lie i'm Self
nannte. burd Elm entIpredsnbes Quar-
tum grobbsit pie 9sosutnng Der Mlrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25

rTIoira fam cine Su9cnotborbei
nidt ungeI4eben MADDEN"
9a ipuroe er nun bod iofort red
! crnit.
Sic bat eincn Ountlcu Quntt in il.
rcr Gergangcn6eit?"
oSa. @igcntIi6 cincn ounteI'
blducn."
pas 1T Elm 10 fcincr lJntcrf4ico'
licbite 6rou go"
IS betrifft eincn 9uiarcnsO6crs
I%eutnant."
.WoS Sic Iogcn? Den Rcit fam
i9 mir ocnten."
.Scbcn Sic oliO? So9ar elm bait
.rnOc8 Qnocntcn bat cr ibr bintrrIal
Ten! Sic IicB c5 frcilid MIR aus
6armIoii9tcit gcidebcn."
Sin o~uucruoc5 GnocntcnE llno
bQ iprc6cn cir bon 6armloii9tcit?"
Ser Cbcrlcutnaut bat IiW ia, @ott
Tci Oauf, bel eincm Stur3 pom Ytcr0e
bas @enid qcbroden, 8ott tet 9ant'"
,Das piirbc Md ia audi bctubl9cr.
g(bcr oas bclpuBtc 4nDcntcn?"
GAIT ii1 ni4t au5mer3en. 9as
T6Ieppt GlDira tpte cine eberne Settle
NIT ifd. Sie bat ihon DerI6ieoene
Qler3te tniefdaig gebetsn, es our4
q(ebunQ aus Der WeIt 81 Ihaffen, dber
fe BADEN crtIdrt, boB Oas nt6t mOgIid)
it,,
,ga, oas bat sic bod bo%ffentli4
niht qelpunoert", brauIte 9err WeiOins
ler uuf, per lpiro oenn Elm &tno bur@
}lcBunQ aus Der @eIt I6affen?"
oQBie ia9en Sic? Sa, 9err, mas I'M
erIte6en Sic 1i6 benn2 Sin &ino? I'm
inc 3dtopirung banoelt es ii4, Der
0berIeutnant bat SoIef aebeiBeu. uno
SIpira bat Ii6 nit 3ui4e Die 8orte
inGBen laHen: nPepi, 0ein auf eni9!"
3eritebcn sic jeBt, OaBiie niemuIS bic
ybre peroen fann?"
nNein, ba8 perItsb' ih ab1olut ni6t",
er nu2 einem Seuf3er Der
srIei9terung, openn ite mid pirtIid
.ern bat"
.Sa, meiu Soft, sic beiBen bob
tidt Pepi, %ionOern So4onn, 9err @eis
niger 80"
.Npropo5. an rpel6er &0rperIteQe
efinoet Ii9 Die bunteIblaue Graoure?"
o@lm Sberarm. Natiirlid. Mp beun
Damn miro bait meme 5ruu auf
einen goG geben, bo5 lit bic ein3ige
tonIsQucn3. SIT mir nur angenebm.
Oas muNen Sic Der GlOira iagen,"
.Gbeilen Sic IS ibr IeIber nit! sic
partet 5itternt i'm Neben3immsr. 81
0a8 MGb6en fam berous uro
nur bic Worte idlu63eu: $50
)ann. Oein ouf elptq!"
.9tbQemaht, 0os laF' i'd mir a6er
INF 0einen unOeren Oberurm intabuz
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
90 fy n q 8.

Otter @inbre6er (oefen SiebIta9(
pereitelt tporosn lit. bariiber in Der 3ei@
tuna le1enb -. Der Oieb muB nit
/, arpber 0eI6idlidfeit 81 Werte 9egunz
aen fein..."): nRa, iuenisitens Elm
M1tunsserfolg !"
0ahoem man1er 0oit iein Gels
i'm @irtbsbolts binouseenorfen bot,
piro er oft aus Dem @irtbsbal3
ie!bit bhlausseipprien. 4Aa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
SIMMER Der gIeide c.
&i@ti0e si4nun9 9.

Dame n8te i4 bore, 9err Doctor.
MAIDEN Sic Dem Srdulein Seomt5
idon orei Sabre Die Sur" 4r5t A:
vSa, aber Ieiber obne Grfolg," =
Dame /: ngtee, firm iol6en Surpfus
Ider bate t9 sic ni9t 9ebdlten y,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
8 ebantenfpGttter r.
Don g. g 8.

MiBpergniigen nit Naem ent1pringt
meiIt gu gro5em Sel6ftgeniigen.
Mun6e Qeute baben tein 8es
1i9t, tie ma8en muir lmn1er elnss'
llnIere 8ertbe %imponircn mehr
ais infer Wert6.
X
Die meIten MenI6en reoen BON ben
@runbidben, Die tie BADEN MOO
n.
Gebuloig tpie Elm frommes S4df
Sieb es gu unirer Batter 3ett;
@eDuloiq pie Der = 3elegrdpb
90 oentt Elm 3eitungsleIer beut.
0er Sob Isbt Ieinsn @eountenz
Itri9 oft mitten in ben l4onlt'n
9 a b zines 2ebens.
IS lit etpas Iebr 8eri4teOenes. Elm
9em ii W Oh uno elm
70 d BON 8emutb lem.
9as iinb unangene6me @dite, bic liA
erIt oonn % ii n MAIDEN, tpena
man lie bid setris9t bat. !,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25

Die Sage uno bic 8o6en pcroins
gen.
6rdulein glbira wurbe ncrpDs. bin
ic ibre cute 2oune Elm, Ieufate penn
aud ni4t Der scrinsIte GuBere g(nlof
fur Infdlle BON MeIan9plie porlao,
nno i6Goi9te i~ibcrbaupt ben briaontcn
9ci6dftsgan9, ipas ober BEN Serrn
Weioinecr ousnabmspeiie feinen
S6mera bereitete. Sm @egentbeil.
@r crblidte in oieIcr auifGaiaen
llmiuanolune einen 8epeis ouFir. bar
bic 2iebe in bas SerS Der fcI6en Gis
pira eingeSoeen. uno IelbItperItdnblid
bic 2iebe 81 ibm.
Gr bate iid ni4t setduidt.
Dis CT mad Mblauf Der breimpnat.
li9sn Wartefrilt bel Der 5rau Namt
porfprad, nm iib 9ei6eio gu bpIen, b
betbeuerte iie ibm unter Sbrdnen, er
items, bab Gipira ibn liebe, unb 3tpei
tens, bab fie niemals bic Seine per.
ben tonne.
ga. Diefo benn9" erfunbiste er iih
mebr neugierig dls beunrubiet. .Giebl
nnb ebe iinb bod nidt unpcreinbart
9egriffe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
6umpr bes MusIanoes.

mas, 9u Unfit Sacques 6eiratben.
tinen Monr, Der 10 miferabel 3ennis
fpielt? sSSu, fpie fte1It Ou Dir Bonn
ei9ent(id oas g6sleben oor?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
So obcrne. @erfi6crunQ.

,8abrbaftig 5rGuIein Sannp, Sic
fDnnen's mir glduben: Sic icben,
licben unb per Nutomobit gum @u5z
funftsburedu I%auIen, mai Gins"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
GtDds 81 8.

Der 5reunb Oes 9auIes bIGttert i'm
5amilienalbum. Der Serr bes Sauz
les mill pibig iein uno iagt. Elm Bib
herau8nebmeno: n0as bier lit Der erite
8atte meiner Srau!"
Sin gu Dummies 9eIi9t!!" ertpioert
Der Sreuno i'm beften @luuben. SD
pubte i~ibrigens gar nibt, baB bieIe
Srau Wittpe mar, ais 0u iie beims
fii1rteIt!"
Ser unoere, PERTINENT: rOas 1T ia
mein eigenes Bib! Sp iab ia aus, als
i'd % Sabre alt mar"
&arts6orI #. Bel einem Stis
benbranb eritidt 1T bas 3~ipeijG6rige
S06n6en beg Qrbeiters Saperldnb.
Sin in Der Stube glei9fulls anpeIens
bes Mdb6en Don brei Sabren tOnnte
gerettet psroet. "a.
Simmer Der glei9e.
Srau proTeHor (ocren 0&anu perz
reti): m@bcr ni4t pabr, 9u perQibt
ni4t, mir glei4 cine &arte gu i4reis
benz"
qrofeFor; .@ctpiB ni6t! Sur @Or=
forge min i9 mir a6er bod Define
4Orefe nutiren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
& 10 g ii b c.

o.. ,Wurum lerabten sic ben
Meier eben ni6t 2" g.. n@ritens
bat sr orei Sabre i'm 3utthouIe gsisl.
fen, uno oam triest ersaat6 nod Sslo
BON mir y SaT'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
g alan t..

9dldnt.
sic !: nMein 4rat peri9reibt mir
gar feline Mebi3in mebr !" @r: nSb.
@nGDige BADEN i6on 10 piel Ginnsbs
menbes an li9 !"
Il m gefe6rtes 8erbGltntB.
81. !: yWor Der Miiner nibt INNER
Bel benz Geri6tsoon5ieber beidGftigt?"
= g. :: r5riiber, ia /; jeBt 1T Der Ses
ridtspoa5iebsr piel BEL inn belhalz
tigt !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-25
8dIIoe1prdC If.

n5rdulein, bat an Sbnen i4on etll'
mol Der 3abn Der 3eit eena9t 2"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-02

nov tint tho people Of virginia have done !, Q
their part, thpro Is no doant l''h MT ny ~
Federal government .lll respond hber-
nlly to The draft that will be tnnde upon
It. IA
Outsiders do not realizo what d dif1cult
task the Executive Committee OIL lug
jamestown Exposition Company nave
had In raising this money. If they heo
set to work d year earlier their task
would have been mitch easier. Tor ih
1909 tho stock market was OH n boom'
and money WIS plentiful. But III 1908 there
was a disastrous slump III prices wi'ieh
swept away profits, aud even rich men
Ind all they could do to take carr OF
their holdings. they had little money 10
Invest, aud were III no frame OF NINA 70
subscribe to tho capital stock Of any
company, much less al enterprise Of this
character But by hard work and pcrse-
vcrurcc, by a heroic determination 70
succeed, tho members OF tho Executive
Committee secured tho necessary SUD
scrlption and ,as 1t turned out, 1t was
not necessary to ask an extension OIL LIMO
from the Legislature.
The men who have done ths work &c
serve tho gratitude of Virginia, ana their
names and their work should be Kept IN
the public mind. we conclude this tribute
to them and their enterprise by publishing
tho list. 1t Is n roll Of honor. Tho Nxecu-
tive Committee is thus composed; Norfolk
representatives-Nat Benman, L. ;.
soutl1gatc, C. Brooks johnson, D, 11oWen-
berg, Barton Meyers. q. Il. shepperd.
Newport News rcprcsentativcs-J. -.
Patton. George r. Adams Portsmo us 81
rcprcsentativcs-T. j. Wool. G. $. Sher-
wood. Hampton representatives,. Cor Cor
don Cumming. Berkeley representative
a. II. Martin. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-02
tho other woman. she put the blame
I, i,rrt II beioiircd, and said:

tho other woman. she pitt the blame
Miicrc 1t belonged. and said:
II d mtoo mucl, OF a woman to break
down Under this. I have been badly
treated, But not 81 badly treated as that
other poor iittio girl I am truly sorry
FOR Her 1 trusted Herbert md thought
10 was n good man, but have ut last
found hin out and am not going 70 90
any weeping about 1t. shall sock q di-
'vorce but first this man must DO pun
Ished, and YOU cnn rest assured TINT \, !!
Will 10 9all cutl to punish him. | VIII
not prosecute him for what he has done
to me. but for wl,ht lie has doho to that
other poor girl Ed
Sensible woman sto is, and too good
by fat to DO mated TO such n scnt11p as
her husband has shown himself to be-
Had she been Il foolish woman, sho
would llnvo put tho blame upon the IN
nocent girl, and wasted llcr sympathy
upon hor rascally husband. But, beihs
a sensible woman, she turned her back
upon the man who was responsible Tor
The scandal, and gavo her sympathy to
te innocent victim. If all women were
lis sensible MS she, there would be fewer
trenchcrous and ralthless husbands.