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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
nopanorerbogen.

9a .,0aniteren" for 10. SuIi bar
aftrntt en- 4nmeloelie al openn9pnz
te Bog, efter Bore ubOanbrepe
2anosm9no", beber jeg ON plabs
for fplgenoe gemertninger bertiI:
@n unbertitel lom ben | napnte
Qnmeloelie padpegebe par BET | min
5onfe at gipe gogen. Mlen ies ins
mes lite ON tun9e go9titler, oe
berfor, ba leg o1igeoel Ituloe itrioe
ct 5ororb til 9oeen, inbfatte jes bel
neopenoigs / be 5 fsrite 2inier at
bette - meo fel9enbe Orb:
Deb ll~bdrbsioelien At oenne BOG
bar jee iti1et mig ben Opgape at
gioe paalibelige Oplnsninger ON b
timelige 2ipspiltaar poa
faabanne Steber / De 5orsnsbe Sta
ter, bpor ben banite airte | Gmss
rita" bar tirtslig girtfombeb" bin.
Ger r unOertitlsn, og ben er TO-
nelig pg nem at finbe. Gfter ben
giper 9oeen mere, enb ben loper, ibet
zen tiaige giper Oplpsninger ON,
bpor ben forenebe bonite &irte" bar
0%irfiombeoer.
oDern1it er go9en ifslge belle tit
4nla9 ct Stptte Misfion for ben
oanite airte" anter 4nmelberen.
Sa. Oct er ben. Msn fdmtibig
ogioa FOR ben forenebe airte", bo
be timelige 2ipspilfoar er be famine,
hpor bisie 10 airfeiomfunb pirter.
Seq sniter, at aanbsm9nb, Der
inbpanbrer bertil, ital pibe, at be bar
gooe uoiigter til at funne tjene beres
5shs, 6por andre 9onbsmanb bar
neoiot ii9 oe bar bunit lutberit airs
te iblonbt fig. Moofte bill be flefte
life brpoe fig ON @eileonins I idd
6enieenoe; men jee buober, at nosle
pil.
anmelosren8 Snbbenbinger mpb
goeen foretommer mig forbapIenbe
operflabiite. 9on oeo, at jes tjener
I ben banife Strife. 6an Ter, bpao.
jes / Be fsrite 2inier uf gossn nabs
ner iom min Spsope. Soo er oct
rperfldoiff at ante oper, at iee lite
bar ejort bet, fom lite bar min
0peape. ~~
Gr Der rogsri, Der fer bet fom lin
Opgupe at benpiie 5olt til Jorenins
qerns eler til dubre airtefamfunb,
foo er 9eien 10 auben.
Sermeo fenoer ies .0anTkren"s
@eodftion ct Gtsemplar of poeen til
g~ebsmmelie. 5inber man. at goe
gen life pber NOT for ben forenees
3irtes 9ebfommenbe" fapel,
boab Der II, ct bog Del bssrs en6
intst. 90 jss bar ben ITO, at bsr
lite er ct enefte Orb, fom fan ifabs.
ar. 2ftereuarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26

aloite airte pe fra bore lutbertt
Sabre. % 5, MGnb og &oinOer,
JON er blepne Meolemmer df De
nigh~eosraaoens, bill file bet QnIpar
oper for airten % bens 6erre, iom
oermeo er loet paa @ber8 GtuIDre.
vi pil ale baabe, at bet, Der IaaIebss
er begpnot, mao tjene til 6remme fOr
ariitenlipet | port 6olt.
Oct / bore tirtslise 5or6olo mef
noeribenoe er ben aogang Der 9ens
mem 2opens 5 Is nu au5nes Meni9s
%beosrdahene til at meopirte oeo See
i9ttelien at Yr9itsembeoer. M3en for
at bette Ital bIipe Wenigheoen til pirs
teli9 9dbn, MAD man snfte Memiaz
b~eosrdaoene / 9eiibbelie al t@ilitr9ts
feli9t 8enbifob til De QnTsgere, Wlis
niiteriet pil aipe benz 9ejligbeo liz
at ubtale zig ON. 9ertil Tigter BEN
| Winiiteriets GirtulGre at 6. 6ebrue
ar b. U. anfsrte 8eltemmelie, at gis
itoppen eler probiten fan meobeIe
Splpsnin9 ON bisie pda @runbIaa
at De fra Miniiteriet mootdqne Qns
is9nin9er % al, bpdb ban ielp paa
anoen Maaoe bar erfuret. Meb
6eninn til De nberligere Oplpsniuy
ger. Ion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tunht
enife. mao ri inbtr9ngenoe l9oot
BEN poa Sinhe, at re ielp rtafer Iq
bisie og lite operlaber bet til be ana
if9enoe pr9iter at gre Stribt /
iaa ioeni eenoe. tAEr
Dsrfom bet fuloe 6lios olminoes
li9t. at anIe9ere perionligt inofins
Der Zig Dos MenisbebsrduOene og to-
Ter here's e9en Sag. biz bette let 10
re til 5orIemmslie at praI tens Gm.
be%os9ernine o9 til en- llro, Der fun
tan polbe 5ortrab. Sg Menigbfhsz
rddoene piG oere ben Grfaring, at be
db benne 9ej bill gdu Glip at BET
aenbitab til Q~nisgerne, Tom er sne
iteligt for benz. Sfte BIZ bet nemlie
pore idd, at ben bebIt b WI1no er IL
fe BEN, Der bpber ie ielp tartt frem.
men ben, Der bolber iig tit6dge oe
lager i'm Sag oo Tine2nner / SUBS
6aanb.
5 S9rbelesbeo timber Di meo ben
nu96loenbe miblertibige Srbninn
for 2ie QnIebnin9 iii at aopore
imoo, at Der / 8algsjemeo bolbes
praoitener eller opbpqfelige Sore
orde, bd faobant bill tunne fsre til
en- misli9 Smeone meo Sroets5ors
tpnoelie, 6pprtil tommer, at 9rabis
t9ernin9en bel er en- ITure Dietig
Del al pr9itetieneiten, men ingens
lunbe bet eneite, iom bsr tomme /
getro9tnin9, mar bet geloer 9aL
gel al en- YrRn.
en iunp % ndturlis Sremaanass
rtdobe oil bet pars, ON u~leni9bebss
rdooene enten al i%friftlis gei inbben>
ter Splpsnineer. ener oso uoienbins
9e Tiger at l9re Qnfsgerre at tenbe /
oeres biotibiee 8irtefrebs, % Ri ftal
til enbuer lib bare rebe til at neo=
belle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oue tienIise
SplDsnin9er oe Raab, od Ri / liee
ioo bsj 9rab Tom Menigkberm sr=
fer, at Den rette Manb mao TONNE
pda bet rette Step.
Sbet Ri tilsnifer eoer, at oor6errt
Seiu ariiti Yaabe, CUBS &9rliebeb
% ben 6elie 4aanbsS amfunb moo
pare meb cher oIe, beber ri eorr til,
lige at fslse bet tirteliss Ilcoulgs
arbsjbe / bette og be fommgrbe 4ur
meb ebers 5orben, for at bets Sore
banolinser mao blipe iii Yelfiguelis
for Dor 5oltetirte. a
aebenbopn / Suni 1904.
Stat Rgrbom. 6. g. 8olslep. Co
plus Ssrenien. Greberit Nisliea.
u. 2. 9oulien. Sobs Glauien
.at.ge q. q. &e6. d
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
Gn isrgelig Sanobeo.

-
ane Far 10 ru lat ON Gmigrant=
itibst ,9or9e4s Jorlis peO SIippsn
.aocfdG". oo enbner mao tunns fat=
te. at bet nar 9pieligt uulminbelig
sspi 0rob. ~ al "a.
5 aoret 1901 rsjite jes ira aps
henbapn til Rem Dort meo YNorgs",
ter Ogiuu ben Sang par oOsrfplot
meb gasiaeersr. Nogle entelte al
Dem lab title og tantefuloe pg for
mobentlig meb getpmrins for 5rems
then og gsnneiut til Sub / 6jerter=
ne; men mango teeoe fig %letiinoigt,
% flere enoog ruat. De par life
berebte til at Do og msoe for beres
0pmmer.
BET er gpieligt / bsj 9rab, naar
ct Stib forlifsr, og Mennsiter oms
fommer peo 9rutning. 80 Gon1e
/ nit llngoomslin bar jeg pGret /
tor 5dre for at orutne peb Stibsfors
liz og hsrt pnd, bporoon Msnneiter
tlageoe Jig og Dab ON at Faa 2ipet
hjereet. 5srite Sang, jeg bar meo,
rar Der fun 7 Manp ON 9prn, %
ben anben Gang 4,
6uor grasieliet nloa BET life 9upe
r9ret Deb Jorliiet af ,,Rorse". bpor
sobt en- TOO Menneifer paa en- Gang
tom / eipsfare, og nler enb TIE Jjsrs
oeoels I'D at oisie D%irtelig omtprl
!5por fo~rf1roeIig imerteIiQt mao bet
lite bare D9ret for beres nGtmeitc
Sl9gtninge / 9anmart, Rorqs
Sperris eaer Der / 4merifo II Toos
tage 8uoifabet ON peres 8po / 9sl@
gerne! 8. bet mad bolbe imertelig
og %lanspdri9 og bpb Sora / langt
bsiere Grab, enb nogen, DIR life bar
prspet Sorg, fan bape nosst gegreb
en-. 0enner. lab os bpsr ef er i'm
gpne pbe be isrsenbe ettstl1pts al
pen 5rsft pud Sanbbeotns 0tun5s
lds og al ben 5jatp pdd dnoenMaa-
be, Iom ri tan,
qaa nbpannrsritibene er Der nlt;b
en- Del Wennei fer, Der moi pil bsre
paa en- prebiten meb Spmartioms
beo eqsr lptte til / en- Samtals ON
bet, Der aneuur Sielss Srelie. 5Or
iaapanne tunbe Der esres noget,
naar Sub hapbs fine Reoitaber Der
til at orbeibe mep, Men Der sr ogs
Iaa en- Del Wenneffer poo pisie Git
Be, Der sr sennemiprsoe af ben 8ans
froens og. Gornagteliens 4onb, Der
aaar ieennem be mango triftenboms'
fienbite 9sest og 8labe, Der abstrss
/ Danmart og Nprse | Dor Sfa. Dis
ie itatfels Menneiter pil bape COB til
at t~ilsrepsftille &sbets 2piter pg 8sz
eeringer, og bn Subs Orb larer. at
be, Der gsr bette, bill foa beres Strai
oerfor, ioo enffer be, at CUBS Srb
ffal pare nIanbbeb. De baber Jot'
~fDnbelisn of Oroet og fpotter benns.
Deb at bsre os ie iaabant tomns'
man til at t9nte poa be oantro &o'
monforfottere og 8ldorebattsrer oe
andre 8lobfripere, Der bar iaael
0antroens onbe S9b | Msnnsfe'
bjerterne, os jes fsler bet ION min
pligt at fige:
s friftenOomsfjenbfte ROfndnfors
fattere ps9labfripere, Der faar9an'
troens Sob | Menneftebitrterns, Z
berer ct mere enb gpielist MnfDoi
for ben llInffe, fom s fsrer oper b
Menneifer, Der fnger0 dntroens Gif'
inb | fg peb 2asnineen at eoers 3d.
oer 90 gldbortifler. 5ror 5 lite
naor : tanter eDer ON. at bet er BE-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26

Haar 9Gisrue beupenber zig til 6olt, Der
npertsrsr / glaoet, enteH for at tebe bos
benz sQsr for at faa Sp~lpsninser ON bet
apsrtereoe, bsoes be aItib omtaIe, at be faa
apsrtisismsntet I bette 8laO. Oct oil pare
ssnibis giptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
&aptsjn @unbel.

,,&. Dbl" bar mobtaget feleenoe:
,,&aptein @unbel er en- Wanb, fer
hpem ieg n9rer ben opbeIte 4stelie
oe bet inperIigite @enitu6.
6an bar l.. Stbrrnanb meb mig
De fibfts 5--6 aar, isg iejlebe / Jdrt
pod giferfsen ps SOrtehaost, og
ban bar mig oa en- trofoit Ststts,
neutrality-suspicious., paa bDilten fom
htli. Toit ban futtss,
Dan Dor en- bpstis Ssmdnb, fuus
rel p~rattiit iom teoretiif, meb itcr
Snteresfe for alt. Der Debrsrte bans
Gag. ..s,
8ompasierne 6olbt ban ifer farp
8ontrol meb, ps ban unberfsgte
BEN, foa mart 2silisbeb sapes, rg
bans Sbierpationer bar oltio poas
Iieelise. ae,a E,"1-
> 4esuben foritob ban at bolbs soo
Orben oe Mdnostast orhbcrb, iaa
Ret unbrsr mig lite at ie ben sooe
Difciplin, iom bar 9srffet Deb ,Gors
ge~s n~nbsrsuns."
Gneammel Sstdptsjn.
DANTE 9elte.
Sra aonbOn ffriOss til .Dasblas
BET: s54s,.er
De enselfts 8IdOe ipnss at finos
en- 5ilfreositilslie i at sentage poss
ioeerernss Berstnins ON ben bette
mobise Sptraoen, btr ubpiItes al
g~efatndneen paa ,%giorss". Oct an'
iefe Qonbon Dasblob upa[I Wal
@uaette" ifriper faaleoes | en- Rebdf'
tionsdrtifel meb Speritrift DANTE
!5elte:
,.Nprg"s f~orfarbelige Geosliits
er blepen rebuceret meb ct bunbreo'
~repbepe, Der sr antomns til Stor'
nopop, men bet forminbffsr napp'
Rrbielen peb bette Ssrgeipil pdt
!Sdpst. aaptejnens nniten piburoer'
liae Mebming efter at bore gaost ii
purbs meb TT Stib, BIZ uben 5pip'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
5e 10 fore Stibsulpfier.

4sP
anapt por man farpig meO at
lafs ON ben frpetelise pSlocum@
nlpffs pse Rem gOrt, fpr guo itabst
ON ,Nprge"s 5OrIis naasps os.
6pao itdI man ftae ON iuubunne
uIptttr2 ga, Der er be, iOm meier.
at 9labene abIolut ber = life dlene
fort9ae sIer forboIoe Jig referereaDe
operfor iige 5ilf9loe, men Dc ber
tiaige iige noget ON bet itete. re e
De itnloise o. I. b. Maaite R9z
Ionere en- Del frem og tilbage, oet
turoe Ri ogiaa, men faloe DOM /
Sagen, bet tilfommer andre. Sun
De man gre noget for, at Der bleo
taset 5orhOlpsresler, Iom tunbs al
parge Iuabanns frpstelise lllntfer,
faa bar bet not umugen D9rb.
Men ON ilige 5orbolosregler iuo
life blep fulst = iom | nSlocum"s
5ilf9lbe q
Oct er imiblertib life let at piot,
hpab man ftul iise. Der er 10 be,
ION mener, at bet er iaa belt uriz
meligt, at ,Norse" par tommen Iaa
meeet ub al &urien. at bet funbe
s~runbitsoe / Rarbsosn at Social.
Men SefalingsmanDene omborb MAD
oa pitt babe f~oritdaet bet beore. emo
Ri esr. @i ftal mebbele ct par Dir
nssbprb fra 8laoe oerbjemme ira
om yRoree"s 9eietnins. Be latter
life gefolingsmGnbene,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-26
s.

5lipsr isnbt til Subitribsnter, inbtiI ub=
trpttsIis SpfissIie mObtases al llbsiusrne
% al @elb sr betalt, / Ouerensitemmelie
nleb De Sorentoe Statsrs 8otlope.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-31
BOARD DIDN'T
PROTECT TREES
JUDGE HOLT CONDEMNS BLAN-
KET LICENSE GIVEN. s.
He Fines Telephone Linemen for Dam
aging Trees, Altho They Declared
They Acted Under Authority Judge
Says Boards Permission Should
Have Been Specific and Definite.

Judge Andrew II. Holt condemned
the lax methods Of the park board in
police court this morning when he fined
Peter Lee and Andrew Shaleen, en-
ployees Of the board, for damaging
trees on the Eighth street boulevard in
order to make room for the wires OF the
Twin City Telephone company.
George L. Christian, 42s Eighth street
s, in front Of whose house the trees
were cut. He alleges that they were
trimmed so closely that they resembled
great hitching posts.
The law says that no trees shall be
trimmed except by special permission Of
the park board or its superintendent.
The day after the tornado the Twin
City Telephone company repair
manager went to Superintendent Berry
Of the park board and asked permission
to trim trees. Mr.. Berry, according to
his own testimony, told them to cut
trees wherever it was necessary and
sent two men to do the work. This
ending with a decision in favor of the
state.
Judge Holt declared that when such
permission is obtained it must be in
writing, distinctly specifying the place
and putting a limit to the time: If
the permit in question were valid he
4 trees all over the city for time ever.
lasting. The permission was not prop:
erly given nor properly carried out and
for that reason he found the defendants
guilty. and fined them S. each, .
a fter giving the decision Judge Holt
porations wanted to cut trees they
quirements of the ordinance if they
! wished to avoid trouble
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-31
NEW BANK MONEY ORDER
FORMS ADOPTED BY AMERICAN
BANKERS ASSOCIATION ARE RE-
CEIVED IN MINNEAPOLIS.

Samples Of the new bank money order
adopted by the, bank money order COM
mittee Of the American Bankers assoc
citation have been received by Joseph
Chapman, yr., member Of the commit
tee The Northwestern National bank
has been selling these orders for some
time and soon all banks will be han
ding them. The competition will be
direct with the government in it's post
office order business, and with the ex-
press companies, as the orders cost less
and are Just as convenient, being really
nothing but regular draft.
The order is very, plain, but it is well
point. It bears across the top: Money
order. American Bankers association
FORM
The body Of the order reads much as
a regular New York draft. IF it is not
paid by the drawee bank upon presenta..
tion, the American Surety company Of
New York will pay the amount Of the
order at it's principal office, # presented
der is not good for remitting sums
larger than $25.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-31
FAVORABLE FOR STACKING
MIR. outram Describes Weather Condition.
In Minnesota.

Mr.. outram Describes Weather Conditions
In Minnesota.
T. S. Outram, section director of the
climate and crop service of the United
States department of agriculture, in his
report on Minnesota for last week says
A dry week, except for scattered showers on
the 2Sth in the southern part of the state.
The 24th was the warmest Gay of the week. with
the maximum temperature reaching from 80 de-
grees to 80 degrees at some southern points.
The mornings of the 18th and Goth We're cool.
The dry weather has been very favorable for
southern portions, and for making splendid prog
ern counties oat and barley cutting are veil
advanced, and wheat is still being cut.
Flax cutting is going on, and in southern por-
lions some of this crop has been threshed, with
satisfactory returns. The yields of oats and
barley are generally very good, especially in
southeastern counties. In southern portions the
Yields of wheat are fair to good but in por-
caused poor yields and poor quality. Potatoes
are ripening, and nearly everywhere the crop is
a good one; the crop Is being gathered In some
places.
can have from ten to fifteen days of warm
weather it is believed that good crop will be
maturcd. Flowing is going IN In In southern and
10 but II many fields the
eastern e. a counties. Timothy for seed does not
seem to be yielding we'll. Rain would be bene-
aciaI for pastures and late garden vegetables
and 2plCwtnS.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-31
The next regular meeting of the Zuhrah
ladies will be held Friday at 2:30 pm. In

The next regular meeting of the Zuhrah
ladies will be held Friday at 2:30 pm. in
their rooms in the Masonic Temple.
Members of the Norwegian Danish
Press association will hold their annual
meeting at the Odin club Friday evening.
Mrs. Anna F. Drew. secretary to Post
master w. d. Hale, returned this morning
from a two weeks vacation in New
York.
Fred L. Gray company, Guaranty build
Ing. largest Burglary, Fidelity and Liabil-
!ty Insurance Agency west Of Chicago.
Both phones.
Northern Light lodge, I. Q. o, F., Will
confer the first, second and third degrees
tonight at it's hall, corner Twenty second
and Central avenues NE.
Rev. Carl D. Thompson of Lincoln,
Neb., will give talk on the subject rs
Socialism I'm hristian?'' at Lyndale Con-
gregational church Sunday evening.
State fair visitors should see how nicely
the Journal building is lighted. A Colt
Gas Generator is used The only perfect
working machine Office, 23S Hennepin.
The meeting to be addressed on the
labor problem at s o'clock this evening by
Thomas Hickey will be held in hall No. g,
Box Lunches-Take box lunch with
you to the fair grounds. The Cuisine, 46
Seventh street s: Quick Lunch, GIG Mic
ollet avenue; Mercantile Lunch Rooms,
2a6 Hennepin avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-31
PREPARING FOR
THE SCHOOL YEAR.
BOARD OF EDUCATION HAS $4,000
ON HAND.
New School Wanted Near Minnehaha
Avenue and Thirty eighth Street
Pure Drinking Water to BE Provided
Many Teachers Resign or Get
Leave of Absence Others Are APP
pointed,
pointed.

Several delegations of citizens with
petitions attended the meeting Of the
school board yesterday afternoon. AID
erman A. s. Adams, G. G. Joslyn and w.
a. Loyeland represented parents near
Minnehaha avenue and Thirty eighth
street, asking school accommodations
for about 200 children who have to go a
schools. The Bancroft school was re-
moved from the district several years
ton ton headed by John 6. Oswald offered
to furnish building for the Bryn
Mawr children if the board would sup
ply the teachers and equipment.
The board decided to furnish pure
Nov. | on the basis of $1,000. After
that time it is expected to depend on
the board of tax levy for funds. Dr..
Quinby was appointed to confer with
experts on the water question.
The board starts the year with $751;
1904 on hand. In regard to the ex-
penditure Of the. 100000 for buildings
President John A. Schlener pointed out
that the Hawthorne, Franklin. Whit.
tier, Bryant and Monroe schools had
been modernized and enlarged. The
changes in the staff are as follows:
designations Alexandra Fay, Central
nigh; II. IL. Gilmore, East nlSn (uecllneO
appointment); Mary G. Putnam, South
high; Carrie E. Sherry Bryant; Henriet-
ia Richter, Calhoun; Maud Woodward
Calhoun; Gertrude Durham, Everett; E.
Bel Resor, Franklin; Rena B. Smith,
Pierce; Cora Maybury, Webster; Edytl1
Waller, Bremen; lola r. Berringer Irving
Leave of Absence-Ella Warren, East
high, indefinite; Mona Newcomb, Blaine
three months; Maud Burdick, Hawthorne
until Easter vacation, 1905; Flora M. Tru-
man. Holmes, five months; Agnes NJ Niv-
en-, Lyndale, two months; Anna Murphy
Monroe, Indefinite; Alice Ha1nblin, Nicol-
let, one year; Clare Ebel, Hawthorne, one
term.
Transfers-Addie F. Thrall, Greeley t.
principal Ntcollet, salary $500; Jennie
Ashton, Irving to Calhoun Pearl burst
Adams to Sumner; Mary Gilmour, Eugene
Field to Adams; Jessie E. Policy, HOLLAND
to principal Eugene Field, salary $500
Abbie L. Day Sumner to Hawthorne.
Appointments-Nellie Writers, Contra
high; Robert j. Watson, East high; Els.
Their Friedlander, South high; Anna T
Rudolph, Bryant; Olive Taylor, Calhoun
Elizabeth M. Jones, Franklin; Margaret
Waters, Hawthorne; Della M. Crane, Irv.
ing; M. Ella Ross, Webster; Jenny See.
ley, Everett.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-31
BAND
OFF FOR EXPO.
JOURNAL MERCHANTS DEPAR-
TURE rs MUSICAL.
The Red-Coated Youngsters Play for
the Public in March Thru Down
Town Streets, Then Chamber into
Special Car-Will Seek Prize and
Pleasure at the Fair.

Something noree than prospect Of
pleasure put a vim into the playing
of the Journal Newsboys band as they
MAI ched to the Milwaukee station this
morning, bound for st. Louis and the
Louisiana Purchase exposition. The
Girl | Left Behind Me- was entirely
forgotten. The boys were looking for
ward to laurels which they expect to
win at q band competition Friday in
the central court of the exposition with
the Indianapolis -Newsboys' band, the
strongest band from Indiana on the
fairgrounds This put a swing into
their stride and a strong touch in their
pa. ing which won applause along the
route to the station.
The newsboys were not forgetful of
the fact that they were indebted to
tunity to so to St. Louis, and made a
uetour up Fifth street to Hennepin
to Seventh, to Nicollet avenue, to
Washington, and to the station, all the
while giving a marching concert. At
the station they serenaded Lucian
Swift, manager of The Journal
with He s a Jolly Good Fellow
pa The band band left eft at g;4o am oyer the
district passenger agent, had set in q
special coach for the exclusive use OF
1.-THE boys with the well-known red uni
form. Baggage had been brought down II
tue Journa! automobile and mail wag.
ons, and the boys were soon comfort.
ably fixed. They will arrive in St
Louis over the Wabash at am. to,
morrow. In the evening they will ser
Grade the Minnesota and twin city
buildings and will play on the Pike
They will give, a concert also in the
| Machinery garden bandstand and down
town one night.
The band contest will be feature
Friday, when the fair officials will be
present. A coin-toss will give the
choice of place. Each band will play
four pieces in succession, two minutes
apart. The bandmasters Of the three
big bands at the exposition will be
judges. One hundred dollars is The
trophy, to say nothing Of the glory
which will shine in the band boys
| faces for weeks afterward.
For the trip The Journa go1
out fine souvenir for distribution
at St. Louis. It gives facts about the
famous band, the itinerary and pho
tograph of the band at the Buffalo ex
position.
Accompanying the band of sixty
pieces were G. G. Heintzeman, director
Charles Rauch, librarian; Collie Ma
| thanson, properties man, and A. W
| Warnock, manager. Mrs. Heintzema1
! was also aboard the train.