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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
A VERY BIG SECRET.
(High School Credit.1

\H1Sh Scnool CreolL)
The family climbed into the curtained sleigh
Christmas and drove rapidly down the road to the vii
lage church The three four inches deep and
the little white fakes still coming. AS drew
near the church heard the voices of the anxious chill
dren After shaking the from garments in the
long hail. entered and there the midst Of the great
platform stood real Christmas tree loaded with every
thing of which Santa could possibly think The clear
Christmas anthem burst forth the of the listeners
Next the children sang and recited till the place rang
with glee At that moment bellike sound was heard
and Santa appeared around the of the chimney
The real fun had just commenced. The presents
distributed and the very first that called
mine. I jumped to my feet and stared open-mouthed
when large placed dolcarriage in front of me-
1t just the size for Fnete Marie at home, and such
times did have. One day in the summer my little
friend and took families out riding We going
along the quiet lane when big brown toad jumped out
and Hannah frightened that her quick jump broke
my carriage. We sat down upon the green turf and
sobbed Mother picking berries the other side of
the fence and she heard resolve that would
tell how the accident occurred,-but did not know
that for several years. Edna V. Mills,
Tenth Grade z.<@ Independence, Iowa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
DECEMBER

All, this is the mserriest month of the gear,
Filled avith gZadness and joy and avith
: rousing good cheer.
Tho there's ice on the ponds and there's
>...- snov on the ground, .-~-~
Green holly and msistletoe ever abound.
To tell us of Christmas, of hope and of light,
When hearts are all merry and happy and
bright.
So ve laugh at the euirds, and zoe scott at
the snoau,
And sve cleuc1le the louder the harder they
bloW.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
A RUNAWAY DOLL

It cold day in December. Outside the wind
bowling and whistling round the and the
were having merry times waiting for the rap of Santa
Claus and hearing little Of the wind outdoors This is
the way waited patiently Christmas for Santa
Claus. At last, heard heavy noise the front
porch. My heart beat very fast, when loud rap
heard at the door Mama told to the door for
poor Santa Claus, but too frightened to move.
rushed in with large pack his back He dressed
in red with long white beard and had large laughing
mischevous eyes, After taking off his mttens and look
ing around especially at me, he started to give us
presents. From the bottom of his pack large
carry it. OF all the presents received liked my doll
the best Six months later during very weather.
out playing day with my doll It seemed to m
that she must surely be very hungry because she had
eaten nothing all day. left her in the Of the
porch while went for something for her. When came
out again my doll Comet cried many days after
ward, but she never home again.
Seventh Grade, Hazel Rudberg
Lincoln School. Litchfeld, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24

that which called esther skoogs dress'' One day
my aunt down to house and said, "Lyla,
to my house and try dress that I'm making for
Esther skoog.' then said sWhy don't she try it
on?''
Because she does not know that she is going to have
it, - was the reply.
"An right, I'll try it on,'' said kept trying it
and watching until it done. christmas
and when sat down by the Christmas tree opened
rather large present, found to my surprise it
" Esther Skoog's'' dress then to my aunt, calling
sOh Lala! Oh, Lala could not say Laura. She
asked what wanted and said, son, Laa, what win
Esther s mama says You made mistake and gave
Esthers Dress. 'sOh, no. the laughing reply;
1T is yours fThank you, said, and still have the
blue dress known as Esther Skoog's dress. -
Fifth Grade. -Lyla Brunius,
49,. -. s--. Carver, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
A CARPET NAPOLEON.
: Honorable Mention.)

~ (Honorable Mention.)
A set of pasteboard soldiers and two little cannon,
tho they lasted but short tme Christmas presents
any boy would remember when he had grown old
enough to want something like the real article My
made of black wood with spring inside
which would shoot out wooden ball when pulled
string fought many battles with these toys and killed
to them, for them up in row where they had to
stand until they knocked until tired
of playing. One day when loading the the
spring slipped from my hand and the shell went crash
ing thru window. Some running in, but did
not stop to who it beat retreat and out
of sight in second, but from my hiding could
what going The new commander took So liers
cannon shells all and put them in the stove That
the last of Christmas present and also the
last Of the knew when [ was beaten
Sixth Grade. Harry Wade Atchson,
: r Chatfeld, Mimi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
THE MEANING OF BROTHERS SYMPATHY.
(High School Credit.) ~. a.:

The first Christmas present remember huge
sugar pear For days before Christmas had looked
longngy at it passed confectionery store did
not long for other toys for used to them
but OH that pearl It seemed to the most wonderful
piece Of fruit in the world. On Christmas had
glorious there conspicuous bough hung that
pear It was beautifully rosy and hung little branch
of own, with dainty paper leaves was breathless
with suspense Santa took it from the tree and when
he read my name gave cry Of joy and almost up
the aisle for it, Other presents followed but candy
pear held first place. 1t entered mind that it
good to eat until several days LATER took little
and there lay my treasure with great bite taken
out Of its side soey greved and sitting there
the floor holding my pear, cried and cried Then I
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
BROWN BUNNY's FATE.

The first Christmas present can recall was little
brown rabbit was very glad, indeed, when received
him. But, alas how queer he did act. He would not
jump and skip about eat nuts cabbage buttons
pins any of the things that tried to put down his
throat, but sat staring at like statue And to
great surprise and Disappointment he would not
his long had other rabbits do After
few hours however discovered that he tasted sweet
Very his long which had seemed useless to
were gone evening the whole rabbit had dis
appeared. But where7 That mystery to me for
long time When grew older thought it not ipossi-
Bile that had eaten him. Now quite that must
have been the -Manda Erickson,
A Eighth Grade. Cokato, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
A SMALL HORSE AND A LARGE ONE.

The Christmas morning that found little tin
horse and wagon in my big stocking thought had the
whole world With this plaything scratched mama's
chairs and all kinds Of other furniture She did like
this she put out in the back yard the
She had sand there for in which played from morn
ing till night. One day accident happened to this
playthng. A man who had four large horses and a
Seeing them coming called me. ram forgetting
my paything and of The horses stepped it and
broke my poor tin horse and little wagon, too.
Seventh Grade, Willis Bloom,
Lincoln School. $40 W. Maple Street,
- i ll1ratnr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
given it to so would not think had been excep-
tionaly good %--- Florence Wood,
Sixth Grade. Spring Valley, MINI.
VAIN WEE YELLOW COAT.
{High School Credit.)

On my sixth Christmas received little bird, which
gradually to like as no one ever liked bird be-
fore. His Diekey; he had restless black eyes
and suit Of bright yellow Once friend brought him
tiny mate but he dsiked her from the first and lost
opportunity to show it. Altho cruel to his mate he
last bird that his ideal of beauty During
the afternoon his cage hung in sunny room and
the cage door opened In his tours about the ROOM
Mr.. Dickey discovered toy bureau with small looking
glass into which he peeped His fate sealed He had
fallen in love with himself Each day he paid visit to
his ideal sang the softes sweetest holding his
head close the glass; How he did work to entice that
bird to to him. but in vain He often peeped be-
hind the glass to find her. but she never there Then
he went to his captive free. Bit by bit he
tore off the paper which held the glass in place At last
it fell and mate was there! know his bird heart
very sad for atho apparently contented he never
left his cage after this even the stood open At
signs of old age crept upon the little fellow and one
day found him dead. Alice Soderberg,
9 Eleventh Grade, 664 hawthorne street,
Cleveland High School ST. Paul. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
ITS MUSIC STILLED.
(High School Credit.)

(High School Credit) e..- ..-
Probably it not my first Christmas present, but
the first one remember was a mouth organ At that
time thought musical instrument could compare with
it, What beautiful symphonies and exquisite harmony
could be drawn forth by the simple act of drawing IN
ones breath For about week it in constant use
often it tried my generosity sorey to give it up to
chords were enough to satisfy my musical taste was
given great deal of advice to its and especially
on keeping it out of the reach of my small brother
which was of hard things do But in spite OF
all my care my mouth organ gradually succumbed At
first one reed refused sound and the maady rapidly
spread those around. used all my mechanical skill
to restore it. but in vain Often my only tool table
knife so course, worked under disadvantages Then
parts constantly being lo first the screws then
bent and refused to be Strengthened Finally only one
reed would sound. cannot distinctly remember what
became of after that, but think it was soon
after Isabel Brattand,
Twelfth Grade Ada MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24

heard my brother say 'Aw kid, on; III give you
all my candy knew he was the culprit, but
theless finally pacfed and ate both the pear
and the candy. But to this day still wish that had my
candy pear for a keepsake. Mabel Hamilton,
Eleventh Grade Frazee, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
A STRANGE NOTION, INDEED.

When was years old, received Noah IS ark,
with Noah and all the animals. had always wished
have one, much pleased with it. played with
it as often thought Of it. One day when I
playing with the ark boys began to hide presents
took the animals at time, and hid them in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24

HER OWN. AFTER All.
Honorable Mention.)
The first Christmas present that can think of Is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-24
A REAL BARKING PUPPY,

4.
A little black puppy was the first Christmas present
I remember. He tied to my stocking with a long
string afraid of him at first, but he was SO gen
tie that picked him up he proved good play fellow
and had great fun rolling in the together When
he grew older and larger my father took him hunt
wolves. He was good wolf hunter and sometimes he
would 20 by himself and kill wolf. Then he would
come to papa pull at his coat and bark until papa
would follow him and bring back the wolf One day he
was chasing wolf and hunter shot him.
Seventh Grade. Clarence Trotter,
Minto N, D..
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OUT-OF-TOW TOPICS

For Sunday, January Z:
''THE SOUND OF WHISTLE"
The stories must be original and true.
Any kind of whistle is allowable.
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Not Later Than Thursday Morning December %.
They must be written in ink on one side only of
the paper, not than 800 words in length, nor
less than 100 marked with the number Of words
and each paper signed with the grade school, name
and address Of the writer. The papers must not
be rolled.
For Sunday, January IA:
"a CHILDHOOD QUARREL AND HOW TT
..-. 80 ENDED
The stories must be strictly original and true
The papers should be mailed so as to reach the
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Not Later than Thursday Morning, January A.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

st Moro bleb @snoog Mften for
ebet BET polite &porter paa Soar
ibal1 @treet q. g., UNDER ct Sla9s=
n1aal mellem nogle br11fne Boloffer.
Sen Mpr6e6e be66er Sobn 8or6uIa.
Bolitiet bleb tilfalot, % Set lpffe6es
Dem at orreitere en- bel Gang" al
Holaffer, Ser bobbe b%arrifaberet fig /
ct 2ofale / 1923 @ejtern Mpe. Set
&barter, bbor Morbet bIeb begoaet,
,er ct at De farliglte / 8pen, og Ser
foregaar ne1ten bber Mat bol6eIige
Sberfal6, iaa benne @o6eitrefnina
ct frpgtet !af alle Sc Smboeonoe.
Bol6sm9n6ene boloer til / 6e iimple
@alooner / oen @gn, og ON gftenen>
oo Moroet foregif, oltioa ON 5sn6a-
gen, bab6e Der bnret piI6e 0rqier
i en- al oisie &uler. Set bentes, at
@apor Sones oil tage Mnleoning al
oenne &ataitrofe til at faa Ssnoogs<
ialooner / Meiioens &partererne l1,f-
feoe, ogiaa paa Sp6ii6en. SEQ Gor=
berene ODER Sc MnboI6te er set font
met for 9agen, at Ben egentliee Mor=
Der life er blan6t Sem, % ineen ~
mes at bioe, bpor ban er flpgtet ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21
Cute @(inuetpnfd*

81 liar tilialgs 80 9(ercs nbmerfct
Trnstlanb r @ap5ata statiun,
Cafe Minnctonfa, til ben <1tbprt lapc
$ris at $50 pr. Ncrc. &an belcs,
bbis pnifes.
9enne Sraft ixbebolber lite iaa
Iibt ,soer 80 aeres, xeiten 20 Meres
mere, men @fjbeet flyer: 80 acres,
mere eller ,minbre", os bet bill blipe
idst berefter.
Scr Ct p8iaa otntreRt Is Sons 81
4aa $labien lom gaar frit mcb bbis
Gals Her itrafs.
Bette 2aub Ct pGro set bpbbelte al
bsab Der forlanses for set. Set maa
i9lses bnrttgt.
81 far ogiaa andre minore 2anb~
itptfer Der, fra 5 til 10 Aeres bber,
iamt Bsssetomter, iom ri Fan lelse
til meget labe &riier.
81 iaaban Nnlebning tilbDber fig
life bser Sag.
Sstnien e g.,
46 1tnisa 8loef, ct. $anl.,
Clinton 8locf er poo 9jernet al
Gebor oe a. Ct, meo Snogane fra
@eoor). ~
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White Star Lines
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til Forge
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stbrfte 9ampffib, font aalIbtr sexae
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Oper atlonteren poo 6H Dag, 49,
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fra Def til @isl. 2engoe 600 SOB.
8re66e IS 500. +.
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3f5 pm fsrite &lasie, 22O poo anben
Rlosie, LOO paa treble @losie.
8ebfe ~8efpemmelisbeber fm treble
&lasie.
aabptter mes 2 og 4 &sier paa spre
Def. 2eie- og @sgejaloner. Ereoie
&lasfes &abptter er numerereoe og
tan %reierperes paa 6orbaono. Mlting
%11sopenoig paa &eiien faffes frit.
Sob 6%orbtnbelie 1aeb Sfanbiuabien.
varobic" anfommer til 2iperpooI
5reoag Morgen ben Ste Mai.
. r~T
&asiaserer til @riitionia % Grono.
biem afretier fra &ua famine aften.
I'll Bergen og Stabonger ~afreiier
man fra Netucaitle 2sr6ag.
strio efter &rOsram % lase 1illet'
prtier.
Eosiagerer afreiier fra Dulutb og ct.
Honl Man6ag Mften s. "a. Mpril oe
Dtl peo Mnfomiten til Boston bIipe
mpot at Selffabets. @epreientanter.
Man benben6e fig til 2ofalugenterne
eller til
I. II. LARKE,
$40 Robert St., st. Paul, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

5. -. 3aplor, cit 35 aor aammel
%Gsmmermono, fa1ot fra fin 8icpcle,
ioet ban foris9tc at tisre forbi Ell
@e]t. 0enne iporfeoe ban / 9opeoct
n1eo sen 6pl9e, at ban neppe oil trn=
ne lebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21
Qrrcre peo Sfplerne i Spo ct.
&ol,l moa berefter 30 Ser.

@ottiebalf er III, offieielt m,floact
al @rono S,,rpcn for Mpro paa
Scbinoeloecfer ~ @artlnon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

Congratulations @pinocfurenins
mpoer fp%rittommenoe 5borsoa9 ST.
tcrmiobog hos Mrs. Mortenlen, 917
@uultier ct.
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st. Paul.
q. 5nlr,arn
A. g. Ug1hapn
2p%talresaftDrer

.. 5nht,afn e,%,.,,.,o,,Srer.
a. O. TI1tap11
aontoret CT aabent bper Sp9ncbag
til 81. $50.
We'd Kjsb eller R%eparation af Uhre
beeSg den velkjendte Juveler Simon
Nelson, 200 Il. 7th ST., st. Paul.
N. MOE 40 East Fourth Street,
udfSrer alt Slags Bogtrykkerarbeide
godt OF til lave Priser.
For de bedste Fotografier bsr De
gaa til Soderberg & Franz, 229-231
Il. 7th st. Smukt Arbeide. Moderate
Priser.
abpaaenter, ser enouu lite bar BE-
toll for inbeberenoe Aar, bebes oe,=
lielt ON at bringe inc fine Dollars.
Set er n,eo ct 8la6, iom meo &reite-
{effen, ser olbrig bliber f,,l6.
Sbpnsieueerife. Mrs 2ucinoa
Gorlicn, en- 80 Mor garnmel &pinoe>
fonoteS gooenoe r1lnot poa 8ooerne /
minneapolis tiolig en- @forgcn, Inn
ifsrt fit &attsi. Sum babe laoet fig
no oiennem ct o1,oet Gtoges &inoue.
Sames Mubericn, en- @rprelsmoub,
boenoe / COG &a>ptborne gne., blcu
truffet omtreut en- 8locf of fin Sell
i 5enoogs % %olporligt b%elfaoiget.
Soften lob lsbif, og Nnoerien falot no
al 8ognen % blep inopiflet / &em=
meme.
Dnerfibrt. 9opio Green, cit IS
Iar ea,mmel Manb, boenbe / 677
Gins Ctr, blcn %operfisrt % sieblif=
telie brpbt i @ait ct. Saul Sernba=
negaaro Snsbag forrige l1ee. San
git paa 5porene % ipne5 life at babe
bort 2otomotiperne pibe.
Gan blen naab. Orlan6 &al6er,
nit, en- at Gountpets @ieiter (1noer
Mnflaee for Morb) blep beilig for
nermet poo Dp6ageliesbctient Smee.
nep. Der gior6e ham nogle beiit ubes
baeeIige Spsresmaol, % ilGnete
Snobol6et of CT Spano 8an6 poo
bam.
&arfpei Ser pil blipe en- Yarfpei
paa 2erington Ipe. fra Summit Mpe.
til Como Batf. Dette er MI Iaaet fdt
pc6 at 9ommer 8run forleoen felote
Dom imo6 DEM, ser un6loocr at BE-
tale bet benz for 6orbeoringen ilig-
neoe 8eleb. 90 Scr ingen Sn6pen>
binger bar, ioa mao BET bore at Be-
tragic 1om f,,l6t tilfreos1tille1oe for
alle Barter.
Carl Gae, Ser. ionl man peo, bar
en- Gag for 5tilsmisie imoo lin
Some, bar anmooet @etten ON at 1e
til, at bum life oftere genercr barn.
Gioen ben fer omtolte @piio6e, iom
en6te me6, at ban folteoe en- !@l,n6
pao benoe, CT bum blepet beo at for
fslge bam. Sum in6fin6er fig / bans
6orretning, mpoer bom pao @aoen
% opersier bam me6 @fielosoro.
9ette snifer ban nj. iton6iet.
Selpmorb. Set afijele6e 2egenle
at Sobn 8raolep fonbtes poo 8reo=
ben at Misiisiippi 6lo6en r1er M11n-
bingen al @innebabo Greet itolte
Gors6og. San bob6e taget &arbol-
ipre og iaa faitet fig uo ODER en- IS
SOB bei @lippe. gau, 6a @arbolipre
lite langere fan ielges / fin fuloe
Stprfe, iaa benptter @elpmoroere
ANDRE Mioler beo @i6en at. &po6
go6t eier iaa 2open? @oor man en-
oelig bill at me6 2ipet> iaa finder
man NOT paa en- l16pei.
Gn 81. 8a,1l 0reng, &enrp 9,1-
fresno, bar facet fri Soft og 2ogis
ODER i Seem &icbmonb for ct Si6srum
at 80 Gage. San loante Ell Set og
Bogn uben @ierens @ioen6e og iatte
&1riet MOB &iemmet. Boa @eien
moreoe ban Zig mes at lette Sis paa
en- Stalo. MGrfeligt NOT tog De
bans l1noifploning ON 2aonet at Sc
iten for goo % bol6t bam fln for
SlospaalGttelien SON flyer, at ban
bob0e orbeioet for @tol6ens Gier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

Stilemisic pnifcs. @enrp Olion
snifer 5tilsmisle fra fin Some, Mina
9. Olion. SUN gift uoen at ipsrge
ON Sob, % I'LL ipueS 9enrp, at bun
Iigc ioa goot Tan blipe lopligt lfilt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

Saialss 1900 aeres, AiRa.b &c.,
1e;@. On 4Ra fra Sernba1e, 9 Nill.
6sb boib &iae, As Mill. Bafssspt,
Is Rin. 8irf, rs RilI. GIm, 1.5
MiIl. @apIe, is Nitl. samaraff,
is &dl. Geear, II Milf. Gs. 800.
600 6ob aif. $ris sci pr. aere.
$40 AereS, Inn 2 gRil fra eSerx.
bane. Gu % ex balp @iflion Tob al
gsSt @astsmmer, altiammen &arb.
'uooo, fornben en- Rasie spraee, Sc.
bar $oles % $sfts. Sob $labs for
en- SabmblIe. @ere Stmmer tan
faaes lise seb. *ris $3.50.
Bette Ct fxn ct Bar $rbber at
bsaS ri bar, SAB % pibe juit bpab
Sc tnfer.
Sebnien & g.,
As 1tniem 8lsef, ct. 3a&l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

Gan blep naab. Srlan6 &al6er=
nit, en- af Gountpets @ielter (l1noer
Mntlaee for Moro) b1ep bsilig for
nermet paa Spoaseliesbetient Smee=
nep. Der eior6e ham nogle beiit ubes
bageltge 5peresmaol, % lGngte
Sn6bol6et al CT Spono @an6 pao
BAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

6bbiler. Mrs. 81. 0llon, 663
SSobn Ctr, Mrs. Otto 2orion, go
@apne Mpe. % Mfrs. CHARLES Sobn=
ion, 1929 SgGebort Ctr. bleb peliig=
neoe mes 5maoorenge, meoe,1s Ell
lille @ige fon1 til Mrs. ssobn Sobn=
ion, Mognolio ctr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

Dnertibrt. 0opio Green, Ell IS
Star gammel Wfan6, boenoe / 677
Sims Ctr, blep operfisrt % sieblif=
telie brnbt i Gait ct. Saul Sernba=
neaaarb Sns6ag forrige l1ee. &on
git paa 5porene % ipneS life at babe
bort 2otomotipcrne pibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

Mr. 9bto. Dahl al Ga Grosie,
Braii6ent for BET norobeftlise Ronoi=
nabiife Sangerforbun6. nor i 8pen
ii6lte 2sr6ag for at fonferere me6
Dc / Ipillinebperne bo1atte Meblem=
tner al &obe6beitprelie1, meb &en=
i'm til Afboloelfeu at 6ette Mars
Qonbention. Denne blep beitemt til
@fbol6elie / Ga grosie Sen 8. SUM-.
st @arantifono paa $1,000 oetes
iu%bifriberet blan6t Ga grosies 8or-
gere for naite @ars S%oneerfeft Ser
lan6ipnligbis bill blibs ofbol6t ! set
ME M,1oitorium 6eritc6s. Mr. DabI
me6oe1te, at Sangerfeiten bliber on,-
fattet me6 flor Snteresie / ga Grosie.
Der mes fin itore ffon6inopiffe Be-
folfning iamt rige 0plon6 uoentpipl
er en- i6eel @la6s for MfboIoelier al
ct iaooont Stebne. Goruoen Mr.
9abl bar tilite6e be6 Ms6et, ser
bol6tes / @otel 8runstpicf. MiIs So
len, Breitoent for Minneioto, Sc to
Sefreterer, s. @oros fra ct. Saul
% ST. &mann al @inneopolis font
tioligere &rotofoliefreter Carl @on=
fen. = !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

&arfpei Ser pil blipe en- Yarfpet
paa 2erington Mpe. fra Summit gpe.
til Como Baft. Dette er MI laoet fait
pc6 at 9ommer 8run forleoen feIote
Dom imo6 DEM, ser unolooer at be-
tale bet Dem for 6orbeoringen ilig<
neoe 8eleb. 90 Der ingen Sn6oen-
btnger bar, iaa maa oet bore at Be-
tragic 1om f,,lot ttlfre6sitillen6e for
ollie Starter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

Stole plpnbret. StictneD 5toleu
/ 5po ct. Yo11l blep plpnorct Man=
oag Gftermiooa9. Toreperen CT emo
I'LL lite op0oget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

So CT moi. Mnisgning bar eiort
for 2iccnie for Ell Saloon pao &ier=
net at Carl Ctr. % Settings Npe.,
nlen 8pinoer,te / @abolo9et bar 6an=
net en- CLUB, og 6e,1ne Gll1g opponerer
MOB Bepilgning at 2icenie. Ser er
allereoe to Salooner Scr / Torbcien,
oq set tror Sc CT NOT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

r@t. @aul @lobe", oct lofale oe=
mofratifte M%orgenbloo, ser i De fe=
mere Nar bar bGret fontrollerct al
Somes SILL oplpier, at Oct til i.
Moi bil opbere at u6fomme. 8la6et
foregiper iom @runo, at Oct hos oe
@perteren6e life bor fur6ct fornsoen
@tette, % at ser / ct. Saul life er
Bla6S for to Morgenblaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

Bicycle r3ags". Sen, Ger snifer
at fisre pao Gpcle Stierne efter 6en
lite Moi, m1aa babe lin Bicycle for
lpnet mco r1ogs".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

aontoret CT aabent bper Gp9ncbao
til 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-21

!6enrp 9alp, 353 sherman st.,
inuble6e forleocn poa B,lptGppet /
lin 5t,te % falot ober paa Spnen,
bborpeo ban bleb flcmt %forbrGnot %
brGffeoe lit enc Ben. San ienotes
til 8pboipitalet.