The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-19
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~ YER fifty Of the girls in Vassars graduating class
~ are engaged to marry. We dstrus their biscuit
No college has yet made Admiral Togo LID. There
ought BID degree for him, doctor of batteshps
The Of telephones in the home has been barred by
the national conference Of the Older German Baptist
Brethren which closed after four days session at
Flora Ind The Older German Baptist Brethren know that
the telephone in the house sinful and they right
Another American girl who married title is after a
divorce. The nobeman kicked her.
~
Philadelphia is finding out that city is to dis
pose of it's gafters by sending them to the city council
On a South Dakota train recently a STERN forbidding-
looking in tall hat went to the tank and about
take drink Of icewater from the cooler when he paused
suddenly turned to the passengers in the smoking and
demanded:
*'What has had the audacity to drink whisky out
of this gass?''
A travelling and showing considerable
age said 81 did. What Of it?'
"We where you concealing the bottle?" asked the
glum man. his melting t1ife.
North Dakota editor says: Ten years entered
the newspaper business poor but honest We still poor
Beatrice Fairfax tells of girl afflicted with ''heart
hunger Empires says Beatrice lightly 'may rise and
fall monarchies and republics may pass away but thing
will always be the yesterday today and foreverand
that is-ove"
Then Beatrice tells you may your love-and
that place is everywhere. ~ -. %E.z.@>.:=
know of young who after repeated efforts to
tell his tale Of love- finally found the opportunity crowded
Beatrice also heard Of who told it in the
cemetery She says:
spr loves dream And perhaps beneath the quiet sod
the dust of dead and lover might stir family could
he The OLE stOT vyvhis nara6 aho
We would however, be willing to bet Beatrice SIS that
Wouldn't But that cuts figure either way. The point
Beatrice makes is that 'hear hunger will get you if you
don't watch out First thing you know, there gnawing
away at your vitas and you find yourself uneasy
baked potato and full of poetry and music the little
wheeler played by the blind the street Oh
it at these moments might press Bearce's SOFT lily
hand But MOI It said Beatrice drops her sachetscened
cigar butt in the paror and prefers beer devotion
49,
The story that Ellen Wethere, prominent leader in
the suffrage and the equal rights
tons of Massachusetts, threatening to pull
dream suataw the venerable singer John w Hutchn-
shows that Ehear hunger is at work among the
sufragists
When reporter for the Boston Globe called on Miss
Wetherell at her Lynn home she would say nothing
Mr. Hutchinson said he did know what the outcome
Of the matter would be- but he prepared for the
IL do not remember having made her proposal Of
marriage and do not think ever kissed her, as she
CLAIMS he said.
'We have been together many OCCASIONS and have
always admled and loved her as love all mankind She
an earnest worker in the of suffrage and
vanced thought and this fact brought much together and
L learned to admire her noble qualities.
For many years have been strong advocate for
suffrage, and love all women but no one woman
in particular
Mr. Hutchinson is more than 80 years DID, while Miss
Wetherell is about As.
In loving all women, 'but none in Particular Mr.
Hutchinson may be fairly safe ground but it can hardly
be classed of heart hunger referred to bv our
dear Beatrice above We should figure that Wethere
was possibly afflicted with touch of heart hunger But the
dear old singer is prepared 'Ffor the worst'' AIR