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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-10

HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT CONTESTS
First Quarter-Devs Lake, N. d. and Cleveland High,
st. Paul.
Second Quarter-South High School, Minneapolis, and
Cakes. N. D.
Third Quarter-Hawley, Mimi, and Cokato MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-10

The Minneapolis Journal for
children Northwest above the fifth
grade their writings There is
welcome competitors The
and suggestions from
Editor
unor
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-10

Just how far and fast American ways have
Filipino made progress the Philippines is shown by
Baseball the letter Of teacher in the Islands one
League of the local papers, suggesting the formation
of inter-scholastc baseball league. Among
other things he wrote: The recent series of games
between the Lceo de Manila and the Philippine normal
school showed abundance of spirit among the boys,
and scarcely less among the girls No American school
teams had vociferous support from their
school fellows When boys and girls of such
tirey different race, in such widely different climate,
take baseball Understandings and with enthusi
as is plenty Of evidence that they will become
the right kind of American citizens
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-10
WHY THE JAPANESE WON.

w HY9 Howe What9 These questions with all sorts
w of infections have been asked by the world at
large the overwhelming defeat Of the Russian
fleet by Admiral Togo. Stories there of presenday
high officials in the Japanese navy and army, who have
recognized former servants aboard various Amer
lean men-of-war, servitude which they gladly under
took for the education it meant. OF course, all such
things count for the making of horoness but that does
not account for individual bravery and preparedness
of the Japanese rank and e story recently printed
in eastern paper and credited to Baron Kaneko,
Japanese statesman who recently visited the United
States gives idea of the education of the soldiers
On the walls of the barracks, the sides Of the
tents at the of every japanese soers cot every
where that he turns his posted seven preceps
written for them by his Gracious Majesty the Mikado
himself. Every morning the preceps are read to the
by the officers they drilled to repeat them in
concert and again. they called Individually to
recite them
In addition, the officers tell them of the deeds of
great warriors of other nations The japanese soldier
knows what made the greatness Of Washington, and
Grant, as well of Alexander the Great, Caesar, Ma
poleon and other famous commanders. The Japanese
soldier has almost the for the Mkado that he
has for the Deity, and every tries to live according
to the precepts, which follows:
To be sincere and loyal and guard against untruth-
fulness
To respect superiors, keep true to comrades and
guard against lawlessness and insolence.
To obey the command Of superiors, irrespective Of
it's nature, and never to resist disregard it.
To prize bravery and courage and be dilgen in the
performance Of Duties and guard against cowardice and
timidity
To boast not of brutal courage and neither quarrel
with insult others, which will incite general hatred
cultivate virtue and practice frugalty and guard
against extravaganza and efeminacy.
To prize reputation and honor, and guard against
vulgarity and greed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-10
Filipino
Baseball
League.

A. Santos Dumont has written story for
Pleasures The Independent telling of the delights
of ballooning. There all kinds of tastes
Baooning. when it to the matter Of what con
stitutes pleasure, = but the majority of the
world does not call it pleasure to how far
isk his life without losing it, Santos-Dumont calls it
flying 1lke bird, but where he has managed to fly
more like bird than most other inventors of flying
machines the rest of would to about the
end Darius Green and his flying machine.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-10

EtJust 'posin' - that mighty power, 'tThe
Remaining Government, said that for of state
the and for the good of the republic all the
Holidays religious holidays must go,-how would you
feel? just think Of Christmas, Easter,
no All Saints Eve! That what the government of
France decided recently in the official separating of
church from state, which has France from end
end the past year So great the cutlery, how
ever that the 'powers that be decided the holidays
might remain, but their religious must be changed
So, hereafter, the little French children will talk of
Spring Flower Festival' instead of Easter; Harvest
Festival for the Feast of the Assumption; Memorial
Festival'' for the Feast of All Saints and Famy
tival'' for Christmas Of course, holiday holiday,
no matter what the name,-but it will be time be-
fore the new names will it,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11

gaiil Msee, gslefountaine=
unb "a. S:raBe pobnbaft, purbe i'm
Gipsriios=parf um fsin Boot befoblen.
Cb f4 bic Rduberbanbsn ieBt auG
nod auf piratenifhd4sn perlessn
tusrbsn, bleibt abauuarten.
Grant Soffner bon No. BIC
0ireinia=4penu purbs um stuei 8sp'
pi6e beItoblsn, bic sr In ieinem 2sasI
bate.
Bas. goblep, No. 32l Wef
Wsrria.StraBe wo6nbaft, purhe I'M
einen Gof, eins Wefts uno Elm &aiir'
meier erlei9tert.
Dem Sin m erm n n e gbas.
8. TOro bon No. 1422 &embranbt'
etrabs wuros isin Sanbperts3eug &C.
Tfo6lsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
Snbianapplis, Snb, Danitas, II. Suli 1905,
Nbonaale Setsbts.

Tisier i96ne Bart bat f1 einen
groben &uf ermorben our9 bic f&6nen
muf.alii9sn prOgramu,e, tuslae In
bemielben gum @orira9e tommen.
Wdbrsnb bieier Wo9e tusrben 5err
g. 6. Suud, ber blinoe S1nss,
bon 0etp Oort, besleitet bon prof.
Geo. W. Ssbbls bier, i'm part auftre.
ten. Ssrr Soud bat f9 einen @ui
als garitcnidnssr arDorben unb III
ben SnblanapOliism publ bstannt bon
Der 3eit Der, ba er a Sabre nit ber
biefigen glinbsnanfnlt In YerbinbunQ
ifanb, on psl9sr prof. Sebble i'm
Sabre 1880 grabuirte.
gs iollte Nismanb neridumen, bieie
beiben Wtufif-9tinflef, bic In bieier
@p9e in aDonbale Seiebts auftreten
tperoen, su b6ren. Der @intritt ifl
fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
6ielt eaasltus als 8arsi4aft

Die poli;si tpurbe gsaern gum
Sauis 2O31 2puis Str. gerufsn um in
sinsm gntfthrunssfreit Srbnuns su
brinssn. SObn Saaion, 14l4 Mp'
man Str. bebauptete ndmli9. bab
Mnbel Sonss ibm isin 10 Monats al=
tee 3inb sefoblen babe uno bsrlaust
nathrli9 ben gsfb osRslbsn. Die gss
amtsn fanben, bab SadIOns Jrau,
Wirasl Sadion, Dos 9inb Bel Der Sonss
In phsge sab uno bab bieie bas 8ino
als Si6srheit fur bas pfsasseIh Big
3ur 3ablung bsfsIbsn 3u balten ge'
badt. gs selang Der Diplomatic Der
&abler Wlor9en unb Samuels ben
sorbif9en 8noten gu enttuirren unb bas
9inb tpurbe Der Wuttsr ibsreebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
Sabrsans %.
So9,sitsrsiisnae wsrSsa 3arad:
ermartet.

Gm 81. Suni lisbsn fi9 Ssrr Wm'
s. geder, gudfh6rer Der German
Sire Sniuranee 60. Of Snoiana, uno
JrduIsin Taatbilba 26i9e In bie &oisn-
fsKsln Der gbs i9miebsn. nnb bas
iungs paar untsrnabm bann sins lan9s
5o5seitsreiIe na9 benz NOrben. Wteb'
rere Sage b6rte man ni9ts BON ben
abgsrsiitsn, biz zines f96nen Sagss
aus Oibeoi6, Wisconiin. bonn bprtigst
Staatsagsnten Der @erf9erun9sgeisu=
i9aft, Serrn 5. 6. Wriebt, Ste Wel-
oung sintraf, bab bort Elm iu1gss @9s=
paar sinsstrOffen fei, In pel9sm sr nit
4snnsrblid.n iOfOrt bic bon bier abgs=
reifen erfannte.
5err geder nebit Satin perben
beute obsr morgen 3uriidermartst, unb
au g6ren Der gintreffenben if isin
S9rsibpult b6lIis in @eib bstorirt;
elm pnar neue 4inberi4u6e biloen ben
Wittslpunft Der Decoration uno oane=
ben bdnst, ib6n auf pappe seflebi.
Der rs4t ultig gsbaItsne Srief bes
Serrn wriebt. In tpsl9sm bsrielbe tiber
bic S,k3sitsrsiisnben unb i6rs gnt'
osduns in @iseonlin siniss auftld-
runs sisbt. Gin fr66li4sr gmpfan9
ffebt in ausf9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
11nibertrsff!i@e 2sifnasea
Ses 5anciuI.i Or@siters in 6airbant.

Sbtpobl gsftsrn Nbenb bas regneris
ide Wsttsr bur9aus ni9t gum Yefu4
eines@arten-2 2on3ertes srmutbigte, bate
f9 benno4 Elm gentgeno sablrsi9ss
publitum In 5airbanf einsefunben
um ben Mulit=papiaon unb bic bsba9s
ten 9aubsn gu fiillen. Sieienieen,
bic srf9isnsn tparen, batten feine nr-
fade, 3u bsreusn, oab is troB Resen
unb unpstter benz Wuni9e aefsl9t
warsn, Der berhbmtsn &apsae bon
5rancsseo SaneiulIi gu Iaui9en.
Gin rsi6baltisss prOgramm bas
isber gsi9madsri9tuns JRe@nung
trug, gslanate In ftniflsriiasr Nusfiib=
rung gum gortrag uno Der begeiiterts
9pplaus bss pubIitums ertannts Die
bor3asliaen 2eifungen on.
Dir baben felten before 9onaertmufit
81 b6ren Gele9enbelt ge1abt. Seosr
Der so Wuiitsr in Der 2apelIs 6an=
tiuli's III Elm 2hnHlsr auf isinem Sns
ftrument. Die 2eiitun9en paren bes=
balb bon bobem 9unftpertb.
Der 2apelmsiitsr Ssrr Ganeiuli
i4isn in musnstifaem &apport nit
ieinsn 3rdften 3u iisbsn, benn nur 10
tonnte man ben binreibenoen Iusbrud,
nit tpsl9sm bas Sr9eifsr bas 3ief=
innsrfe Der f9misrisen 2ompoftiOnen
3u Sage f6rbarte, erfldren.
SIR beuts iit Elm bsionbers inte-
refantes prosramm OOrbsreitet unb
isbsr MuftIiebbaber tpirb sinen 9enub-
rsi9sn Mufifabenb berle6en, tuenn G,
bas 6sutige Gon3ert beiu9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
Goerner Sose No. 1,
s. > 6. Of ..

Vor gut beiu4ter Weriammlung
tpurben esfern Mbenb foIaenbe neuer-
ma9lts gsamtsn Der 2ose infaairt.
@r.0omm. 5reb. S4Ieeel; Gomm.
S0tpb Surbsdsr; Grsb plo9, 0i3s'
Romm prdlai, AmsuF 3bau; gDaf-
fenmeifer, Wm. Mari6meier; Snnere'
@a&e, Otto S&oenrOse; Meubsre.
@a&e, gbas. @euie0. Dos 6allsn.
projett tam 3ur Spra&e unb wuroe NIT
9roBem gntbufiasmus bon allen SO.
genbrabern besrdbt.
grobbiHritt.T 9sinri9 6ebbe.
ri4 nabm bie Snf!alirun9en bor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
@oQem fetm Soppelseleiie.

Cine In3abl garger, tuel9s sesen
ben gau Der StraBsnbabnlinis bur9
Sf q. Strabe tuaren, erf9ienen
sefferu bor Der Beb6rbe fur 6HentIi4s
@erte uno erfu9ten oieislbs, babin 3u
pirteu, bab teine DoppelseIsiis burG
bic Strabe geIegt utrbe, ba bic
Strabe au f6mal iei unb bic 9runb'
eigsntbhmer. uel9s berssit fhr ben
gau Der Strabenbabn petitionirt bdt'
ten, ni4t Der Wsinung gstpsisn isien.
bab Soppsli4iensn selsst weroen Mir
ben. Man elaubt, baB bic GtraBen'
babn 90. F9 bereit finbsn tuirb, au'
ben 0ori9lag einsugeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11

Ga. .mbribge @itp, IL. Suli.
Seute frlb gslang es ginbre9ern, f9
our9 3ertriimmern Der 9intertbtire In
WOrris & 2rabl's gQsnuaaren.ge=
fbdft 3utritt gum Naarenlagsr Der
Girma 3u bsri9affen unb Waaren lin
Wert6e bon anndberno $500 tuurber
gsfoblsn. glu9 bic @slbi4ubIab,
uurbe 9eleert. Sobu @ilcntt, cir
Wsbasr, lab bic ganbitsn NIT ibrsn
@ag.n bsm @ef9dfts sufabren, glaubt
absr, bab fs nad sinsm 2sibfau fu9
ten. Man slaubt, baB bic SpiB6ubsr
nn6 O5io ffti4teten.
Brootbille, IL. Suli. -
6. 9. Seller, Supsrtntsnbeut be
Wbitspnter.9 9ibiRon Der Big Sour
8abn, tuurbs ssftsrn. ole ct NIT einen
giisnba6n.Wsloeipe bic Strsds inipi
eirts, tberfa6ren unb gst0otet. @oro
ner Bogart fanb, baB Sellers lIbr bre
Winutsn mad ging.
SefferfonbtIle,1 IL. Suli
Wit ben etrdhinsen au lisbduasln, u
bis elmer ansa9l iunser Wdo4en Dor
eetpOrfene Bsi9ulbiauns, unb bis @e
wu6nbsit lou 10 grobs Simsniuasn an
genommen baben, baB Superintenben
@bitadsr bonn Teformatprium fi9 snt
fdloB, Der Sa&e @inhalt su tbun
gisls Der Ni&ulbigtsn foQen jung
Samsn Der beheren 8Iaifeu fein. Si
Srauen Rnb hbrissns ni4t bic ginsi
gen, sesen wet&e bts Bsf9uIoigunes'
erboben uerben. Wdnner follen be-
strdfiinssn 8abat unb anosrs osrbo
tsns Sa9en auffeden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
9wet neae &ommiiiare ernanmt,

8ouberneur 5anlp maais eeitern
betannt, bab er Wm. %. @ortblp uno
Greb. Whipls als bic bsiben rspubli=
tanii9en Witslieoer Der poli3ei=2om.
miifon fur Mi9igan @itp ernannt
babe. grfsrsr iif Wsrtfubrsr Der
6astill.g .garfsr.3ie9slsi, lsBterer Elm
Ingeitellter Der Mi9. Central Rail=
roab 60. Sas bemotratiids Mitelieo
murine mod ni9t ernannt, bod bat Der
@eubsrneur beri9isbsns Namsn unter
grpdsung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11

Ger 9lm + 8 o t It e F er g 6 II.
bert in Gebbarosoorf m Sdleiien er,
trdnfte Iid). nriobe oes SelbItmor.
tes lit 0ie Seruntreillng bon Stlf'
tiinasgelhern.
Oas beutfae &oniular'
eeriht in aonItantinopel bat ben beut'
Ihen untertbanen Sauer, Der unter
Der 9lnflase ftanb, feline So4ter fur
10000 Marf benz g6ef Der Ge6eims
polisei Tsbim>pafda pertuppelt gu ba'
ben. freigefprohen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
Yoli3eilt4es.

6enrn Bitner, 544 2ouifan0
Str., wuroe bur9 4soli3iffen Siene,
unb SOpcs bsrbaftst. st if beidul.
bist, feline 9inoer perlaHen 81 baben,
Die bon Der Si9erbeitsbeb6rb
bur9 Wart Barrett sesen bic poli3iter
Nnberion unb 2arfb erbobenen sln
Hagen, ibn gsmibhanbelt 3u baben
wuroen sefern 3urtdsescsen.
Der Srrfinnige @m. Seiel
NEIL bon 831 Siio Weribian Strab
purbe ebenfalIs inhaftirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11

Sofepb gern auer, ein
bstanntsr 9suti9er. ift gefern i'm Ml-
ter bon 81 Sabrsn tn isiner Wo9nung,
go. 1903 Norb &ural-Strabe, eefor-
ben. @r tam TIM Sabre 1853 aus
Baben nod bier uno mar elm promi.
nsntss Wit9lieb bss Greimaursrorbsns.
Der 51-idbrige Oral Simons
bon 2292 Danbes etrabe rnurbe gefern
wesen Ansriffs ieinsr Grau osrbaftei
unb in Summer Slider eebraHt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
3mei neme S9eiouussflasea

Jrau Sennie SOrban bsi9ulbigI
ibren 8atten, Orlando 90. Sorban,
Fs ssi9lassn uno oann bSswiaig ber.
lafIen au babsn.
Jrau Waria GersuiOn bebauptet,
bon ibrem 9atten 5reberid, Der iebt In
Canada 1T, Dor mebrsrsn Monaten In
Sti8 9elaHen 3u fein.
geibs 6rauen iu9en sine S9sibunl
3u erlan9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
W b feri6er u n b.

W abab, 10. Suli. 8sbeimnib.
polles Sunfel umbHat ben Junb bes
Sarmers gaifus W. Waaonsr. Der
brei Weilen pun bier anidfFg 1T. Ssr'
felbe fanb on elmer ieIien betretenen
StsQs untsr bi9tsm 8ui9psrt psrtsdt,
einen RIeiberfoffer, einen Udmneran-
3ug unb einen Out. grfsrer 1T nod
3ismIi9 neu unb bic barauf nermertten
8u9fabsn tpnrsn absstrabt. 9erislbe
entbieIt u. q. 3eitunsen aus Reno,
Neb.. tinb 9opsfa, 0ans.. Nabelt unh
Rn6pfs fir cine Oamenblouis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11

See Gonnellp bon go. 800
Sf O5ic Strabs, Elm IugeitelIter Der
Bel 8slspbons Co., fihrsts nit sinsm
abbrs9enoen 2situnaspfOftsn on Der
ghrielba6n unb S6elbp.StraBe aur
grbs unb brad ii9 beioe Jubtnt&sl.
gr purbs mittels Srof6te In feline
@o1nune bsf6rbsrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
Scr Serbanb beutider
SueiMc
Grift Deranitaltuneen fir oen
Oeutlhen Gag.
&omites fiir oen Veittag
pom Worttbenoett CT:
ttatut.

Der gerbano oeuti9er @sretne bieli
ssfsrn abenb feline rssslmdbi9s Dele
satsn' Wsriammluns untsr Sablrei4e,
8stbsili9une IN ben Rdumen bes lin.
a6bdn9igsE Surnbereins ab.
Ra9 0erleiung Der Yrototple tonntt
S9abmsiFer gsbringer beri9ten, baE
na9 absus Der Aussaben fur bic e9il-
Ter. Seisr, tpel9e s411.29 bstrussn, Elm
gsfano bon s1l91.6O on Sano psr.
bleibe.
Die Jsfrsoe bel Der bisFssn 6sie'
bes Ssutidsn Saaes. tuel&e am 13.
Nuguft I'm @srmania'par fattfinoet,
uirb Der Ri4tsr 5srr Musuft gOoe bon
Cincinnati balten.
gs tuurbs bsi6lofsn, als gbren9diit
bic Ssrrsn gies.prdfoent Jairbants,
Or. &i9arb gartbOIot, profehOr ga'
rug, prOfeifOr grnf Rnuoel unb Or,
Su9o giisnlobr sinaulaben.
Der goriiBsnbs, Ssrr 6riB Jrants,
ernannts Johann fpl9enbe Ausi4hfie
gmpfans-@apt. ). 8. gisIer.
auguit 3ubn, 8. 8. 9bubium, Jreo
Jrande, Jr. Sappersbergsr.
ginlabungen, preffe.
5 t ab3ei9en u Sol. Seller.
9pbsrt Nir, 90. Rie6.
Wirtbf9aft- Greo. @rufart
3beo. WOerner, Sol. S4aub. Wm
8atbert, S.5. S4lustsr, 3arl Waper
9. Sbau, g6rif. &ies, SOi. 2aalsr
Granf Wperner, 8bso. Woltsri, Wm
2slsr, Wm. Rleis, 8. R. Walb, W
2enter, q. 2sufbarbt.
Orbnung-Soi. 8sbrinser, W
Serlstb, 8arI Jrsunb, ROb. Sber9feu
gilbert 2sbia. pbiI. @raf, Ssnal
Strad, @uf. Msra Jran, s4asfsr
6snrp Maas. Gus. Songus. Wm
@eferfslb, 2arI @ubwilsr, 9lugui
9reper.
| Sranspprtation-S %
2oeper, Nrmin gobn.
Wuiit unb Il nterb altung-
Beuinser, grnefinoff, Jreb. Wad
@bas. Aoam, gilbert &isgnsr, 2rua
2inberfpiele etc. - Jrar
gininaer, CHARLES Srusmpsr, 60
Webmer.
| Der 0prfsenbs tpurbe ermd9tist FL
bic Stats. Contention, tpsl9s am 26
unb 27. Musuit in gpanspile, ssnb
fattfinost. % Selsgatsn au srnsnner
prof. NObert Nir fattste In bsr3li4e
Wortsn benz gsrbanbs bsuti9er gereit
fur bic piriiams nntsrfuBung beil
gunbssturnfeife i'm Namen bes 8O'
Orts bss decentralization SurneI
! bunoes ben Sanf ab.
, Worberaibun9en fur ben mhroige
! gmpfang uno bic lInterbaltung b.
| auspdrtigsn Gslssatsn CUR Nationa
3 Contention oes Ssuti9sn Ierbanss
ipeI4s am A., s., 6. unb z. Sctob
| bier fattfinoet, rurbsn Johann gepfl
gen uno es tann f9on iebt beri4t
usrbsn, bab bic Selsgatsn sur 81
r tional. .gpnpsntion einem benz Ruf b
etnbt tphrbissn gmpfang etltgsgeI
|, Ifebsn t6nnen.
:. Wa9bem nod bic tbli9en 3uutin
@ef4dfte erIeoigt uaren, erfolsts Is
/ ta9ung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
Nene VoFamter.

3uei neue 3wsiepOiidmter fnb In
unierer 9taot er6ffnet tuOrben; ems 1T
go. "a an College Nbsnue unb "a.
Strabe, bas anbere ift gfo. Is In 1902
Sopt Npentie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11

SdbtttdeS Ytcntc
SeS 9etttiHett 06rtmer TIT.
tettAbmttgS WeretnS attt
4onnerffag, ben 20. Smlt,
tttt 0ertitattta Natt. 1tntott
WMttt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11
Yerional= l=Nott3eit.

Ssrr pbiI. 3apf, Der be.
fannts &sifaurateur bon go. AZ @ir-
einin.M .Mbenue, fsierts In bsfsm l@obl.
sreeben geftsrn istner IS. @sburtstag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11

- Die beffe Gent gigarre tn
ber etabt, Wu@o's ,2ongfeaom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11

0pttIieb 2eutharbi,
Die gemHtbli&e gds,
Gde Ncble itnb Rariet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-11

- Hau9t bic BONANZA.
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Berlin's Welcome to the Brides OF
Prussian Crown Princes.

Frederick Wilhelm, grandson to the
great elector of B~randenburg, was the
first Prussian crown prince, to escort
his bride into the Prussian capital. At
the age of 19--as was then the custom
Frederick Wilhelm was engaged to
Princess Sophie Dorothea, daughter OF
King George !. of England. On Nov
ember II, 1706, the princess and court
commenced their journey from Han
over to Berlin. The royal train con
sisted of forty coaches, twelve COM
missary or supply wagons, and sixty
five ordinary country wagons, requir-
ing many relays and figuring a total
of $40 horses horses. On November
20 the train arrived at Konigsthor. at
that time the main entrance to Berlin.
On November 80, 1906. the marriage
ceremony was performed and follow
ed by a celebration of the public, that
lasted fully three weeks. Frederick
Wilhelm l, his title as the second Prus-
sian king, reigned from 1913 to TAO.
Twenty years later, Princess Elisa
beth Charlotte of Braunschweig-Wol-
fenbuttel was proclaimed, on June II,
1888, at the historic castle of Salz-
dahlum, the fiancee of Crown Prince
Friedrich. On June "a, the entire we'd
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oFFiciA. REGISTER OF NEW
MEXICO.
Territorial Officers,

Territorial Officers.
Delegate to Congress-W. II. An
drews, Albuquerque.
Governor-Migue. A. Otero. Santa
Fe.
Secretary-J. W. Reynolds. Santa
Fe.
Solicitor General-Geo. w. Prich.
ard. Santa Fe.
Auditor-W. G. Sargent. Santa Fe,
Treasurer. II. Vaughn, Santa Fe.
Superintendent Of Penitentiary-H.
O. Bursum, Santa Fe.
Superintendent OF Public Instruc.
tion--Hiram Hadley. Santa Fe.
Observation-Disclosures Emmett, San.
Ia Fe.
Commissioner OF Public Lands-A.
A. Keen, Santa Fe.
Public Printer. G. McNary, Las
Vegas.
Ajutant General-A. p. Harrington.
Travelling Auditor and Bank Exam.
iner-C. V. Stafford. Santa Fee.
Game and Fish Warden-P. B.
Otero. Santa Fe.
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Western Ideas Invade Norway

The evolution in Norway which dis.
closed itself in the sudden separation
from Sweden, had been going on 81.
lently for the last quarter of a cen
fury and it is largely a result of the
influence Of the states lying north Of
Missouri on the Mississippi river.
With Iowa and Minnesota, and with
Nebraska and the Dakotas also, the
people of Norway have been brought
into closer and closer relations by in.
creasing Norwegian immigration. AS
a result of constant correspondence
between N~orwegians in the West and
N~orwegians at home. American ideas
have taken a deep hold and have over
grown the ideas of the French consti-
tuition on which the union withSweden
under the French B%ernadOttes was
based. An idea of these relations is
given by the fact that Norwegians in
this country send home over three
quarters of a million dollars a year
through the postoffice department and
much larger amount in bank drafts.
They know the town politics of the
American West almost as well in
Knute Nelson's birthplace in Norway
as they are known in Minnesota, ana
also the brands of -four made of Min
nesota wheat. American visitors TO
Hammerefest, the "northermost town
in the world" where the sun does not
set at all from May IS to July 20, find
the same brands of flour they find
along the Mississippi river and at
Tromsoe, where it lis midnight for
sever months, MONDAY for three
months and twilight the rest of the
year., they are using the latest i'm
proved American electric lights dur
ing the seven months of night.
AS a result of this close connection,
any modern movement" which wins
in the politics of Minnesota, Nebraska,
Kansas or Colorado, is likely to APP
pear In Norway very SOC Thus the
granting of suffrage to women in some
of our western states resulted in al
most revolutionary changes in Nor
wegian politics. Miss Gina Krog,. who
is called the Norwegian Susan B.
Anthony" began an agitation for wo-
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District Court.l

District Court.l
First District Counties Of Santa
Fe, Rio Arriba, Taos and San Juan.)
Judge-John r. Merle, Santa Fe.
Clerk-A. M. Bergere, Santa Fe.
Dicfrfcf AffCrnoy-E ~ Ahhoff