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Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09

ialIeA ioitJuSlllHS OIVcI StOIlHln-
gets beslut. Men unionen ar derfor
Ell upplost. dertill fordras den
svenska riksdagens medgifvande
och sanktion. Riksdagen kommer
derfor ocksa att sammankallas till
urtima sammantrade inom EFT
par veckor for att taga fragan !
ofvervagnade, och emellertid be-
reda sig norrmannen pa att, derest
sd skulle befinnas vara nodvandigt
med vapenmakt forsvara SIN sielf-
Notwithstanding.
Da underrattelsen ON hvad
som intraffat n3dde till Stockholm
telegraferade konung Oscar till
statsminister Nicholson foljande:
Jag har erhallit underrattelser
ON statsradet och protestsrar pa
Diet bestamdaste mot regeringens
metod och tillvagagaende."
Konuugen telegraierade likale-
des till neutrality-suspicious. och
underrattade honom att han till
statsministern afsandt en- telegra-
fisk protest met statsradets hand
lingsatt.
Den norska statskuppen emot.
togs Stockholm pa qvallen den
2 dennes at enstor patrio.isk
demonstration af lojalitet och
sympati for konuug Oscar. En-
stor pr~ossecion m. A. musikka-
rer aftagade till Rosendals slott,
der den kungliga familjen vista
des. Konungen och andra med
lemmar al hans famili uttradde pa
balkongen och och emottogos
med entusiastiska hurrarop at de-
monstranterna, medan nagra da-
mel framtradde ur hopen och Of
verrackte konungen en- bukett
Ehuru stor uppstandelse RAIDER
Oliver situationen haller sig be-
folkn;ngen lugn. Ko1ung Oscar
holl pa qvallen statsrad, der stall.
ningen togs ! ofvervagande.
vi CORA har ett utdrag ur EFT
par MISUNDERSTANDING Stamina
dag storthingsbeslutet fattades.
Dagligt Allehanda SKIRT.
yer:
Den norska regeringen har
gait Diver ALA granser. men den
handlade utan tvifvel enligt Of
ververtygelse att Diet var bast for
landets val, och intet svenskt
parti eller politiker kommer att
forsoka att ofvertala eller tvinga
Norge att underhalla en- union,
som blifvit en- borda. Den sven
ska riksdagen kommer att mota
till urtima sammantrade inom en-
fjorton dagar och tala i Sveriges
MANN. Emellertid kommer ko-
munger att tala i unionens namn,
och han har redan professional mot
den revolution, som ar patankt i
hans norska konungarike",
Stockholms Dagblad sager:
Observation-Disclosures hatva nu
d~emaskerat sig och trampat uppa
rnionen och sin trohetsed till ko.
ndngen. ALA norman, som arc
representerade var diplomatiska
t%jenst, bora sa fort som mojligt
aflagsnss. Sverige kan icke re.
p~resenteras af man, tillhorande
som organiserar en- revolution,
afsatter sin konung och sitter ALA
unioneas band"
De norska socialisttidningarne
skrana med all MAXI pa en- repu-
blk. medan de andra mera infy-
-
telserika tidningarne yrka pa en-
monarki och EFT godt forstand
med Sverige.
Ehuru den norska statskuppen
varit LANCE forutsedd, kom den
dock forr an man anade. och man
fragar sig litet ofverallt, huruvida
den kommer att medfora nagra
internationella forvecklingar. Ha,
de Ryssland ei varit ;nveckladt i
EFT forodande krig i den fjerran
ostern, ar Diet tvifvelaktigt hu
ruvida Norge tagit delta steg.
som antagligen ej kommer att
godkarnas at de europeiska max
terna, t~elegraferas fran London d.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09

Forts, a IGNITE sldan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
FOOD FOUND
NOT PURE
Articles That Tested Below
Standard
UNDER PURE FOOD LAW
Lemon Extracts, Vanilla. Baking
Powders, Maple Sugar and
Oysters in List.
UNDER PURE FOOD LAW

Ia accordance with the provisions Of
The new pure food Law ihocxaminatIyv
Of food products az the state labora
tory made during the past three months
show considerable adulierailon. Thl
lisi OF those samples which we're not
found % be up 20 standard Is a.
follow.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
BUCKLEY GREEN.
Pretty June Wedding at St Francis de Sales
Church Tuesday Afternoon.

Pretty June Wedding az ST Francis dc Sale
Church Tuesday Afternoon.
The marriage OF Miss Lillian NJ,
Green Of this village to John +. Buck,
ley OF Schenectady took place at ST
Francis de Sales church Tuesday az.
ternoon in the presence OF many rela.
tiyes and friends. The ceremony was
performed by Rev a. j. Barron.
Standing up with the bridal couple
were Miss Annie Green, sister Of the
bride, and Daniel Buckley, brother OF
the groom. The party as 1t marched
up and down the aisle OF the church
made pretty appearance.
At the home OF the bride on Dewey
st, a reception was rendered in the eve-
ming TO Mr. and Mrs Buckley at which
nearly 40 invited guests assembled.
They left on the night train for a wed
ding trip in Connecticut after which
they will reside in Schenectady.
The bride and groom have hosts OF
friends here aud in Schenectady who
wish them success. They were the re-
cipients of many handsome and cost
ly presents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
UNION IS
DISSOLVED
Norway Declares Freedom
From Sweden
OSCARS KlNGSHIP ENDED
Norwegian Storthine Votes the
State Council Executive
Powers.
OSCARS KlNGSHIP ENDED

Chrlsi.ana, Norway. June =. The
siorihing This morning declared that
the union between Norway andSWodou
j. dissolved and that Oscar Is 40 lon.
gor NorHay's king
By vote OF the siorihing the state
council b, invested with executive
authority until further details Of gov.
ernment are settled.
a, soon a, it hecamo known that the
siorihing had definitely declared Nor
way's Independence there was an im-
mence popular demonstration Of ap.
prevail.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
BENNETT. MOULTON co
Popular Company Coming 10 ubrary Hail
Next week


Next week
Next week the Bennett Moulion Co.
sill hold The boards 90 the Library
bali theatre. This company has a ros.
ter of recognized actors who are capa-
BILE Of giving performance equal 20
the average high priced attraction.
Zach production is carefully staged:
every piece OF scenery. and all proper.
ties, including pictures, rigs. tapes.
tries, easels, mirrors. chandeliers.
brlc-a brac, etc. all electrical effects
and mouniings are furnished by the
management.
Everything this season Is entirely
new with many upio.datc novelties In
the vaudeville feature added. Il seems
impossible to comprehend how rep
e-toire OF such successes as "a
Daughter OF the People" The Fatal
Coin. " "Shadowed Lives" "Ship
wrecked, "The Lyndon Bank Mys-
terry" "The Belle Of Virginia" and
1.-THE Sidelights Of New York" can be
presented at popular prices. Monday
evening ladies tickets will be accent
ed. Special matinees will be given
during the weeks engagement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
WAITTNGFOR
THE CAR
Washington And Powers Hope
For Peace
LlNENITCH WANTS WAR
Russian Commander Says he Can
Drive The laps Out Of
Manchuria.
LlNEvITCH WANTS WAR

WASHINGTON. june =. Pending
lhc decision ri ihr ear regarding wai
o. nrace ln the oar east ile pre-. ldeul
ind ihe European ambassadors. with
whom he IN daily comforting. hay,
ssr"cd that silence rcnnlng their nr.
utlfy Ia ne~ssnry. and Woni 10 ihi.
eject has he'u pa-s'-i along lest l,u.
sia take onen.e aud eo contrary %
what ihe neutral powers bciic,, to hc
for Der own advantage.
Count 'assini. tLo Russian nmhassn
dor remains without sdyIccs from 81
Petersburg that throw amy light on the
piubable policy of the ear The am.
ha-sndor hns mot set received nn nc.
acknowledgement of bis long cahicgram
regarding bis conference with the pres.
ideut
Dispatches from the headquarters OF
The Russian army at Godzyadnni. Man
churIa. say that. undismaycd by Ro
jestvcn.ky's defeat aud fun OF conf
dence as ~ the outcome of the ap
preaching battle. Lieutenant General
Lincvlich is Tor war 20 the bitter end.
and be- believes that the Manchurinn
army is now strong enough % assume
the aggressive.
Interviewed aud questioned as 10
whether he was for war or peace. the
commander In chief replied firmly and
without the slightest hesitation:
Most certainly / am for war. | am
soldier The emperor's will is natur
ally my law. but my voice now as Ice.
fore is for the continuance OF the
fight.
with the destruction OF our fleet
vanishes Of course the hopes OF those |
who at the beginning Of the war wish |
cd 10 make peace nc Tokyo. but our
defeat at sen has not interfered with |
my plans-ahsolutely not one whit. |
consider myself strong enough now
not only TO hold my ground. but even
10 advance.
Il am NO prophet and have no desire
TO be one. but l firmly believe that I
can and will defeat the japanese I'm
! nave asked the war Office TO send |
me rcservists of the youngest classes
Instead Of older ones not because the
latter make poor soldiers. but because
with plenty of young aud vigorous re.
'ervsts II would be unjust as well as
To call the older men from
heir more settled life"
\ Manila report says that Admiral
tnquist, referring in conversation 10
he recent naval battle, said
when the battle commenced I was
ar in advance Of the main fleet. en-.
;ased in scouting with the Oleg. Au.
ora ana Jentchug Japanese torpedo
'oai> appeared in numbers supported
" few cruisers \ heavy engage
lcnt followed. Ny ships were mainly S
dinted black ana white and stood ont
lrge targets against the Japanese !
hips. which were painted an olive q
reeh color and which could hardly be p
cen Owing to the incessant fire n
'hich the Japanese concentrated on
~ flagship, the Oleg. transferred my
ag to the Aurora. From her bridge
could net see our main fleet. and. be. y
ewing it had been defeated and had 2
| decided for the sake OF S
to retire"
The admiral praised the Japanese S
nnnery and tactics. a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
ROBINSON. .HAUSSLER.
Daughter Of John Robinson Marriss Hoosick
Falls Man.

The marriage of Louis Haussler,
one the leading business men of Hoo
sick Falls and treasurer OF the village,
| to Miss Elizabeth A. Robinson took
place in st Francis de Sales church
at IL this morning. On account of a
recent death it was a quiet affair but
quite number OF relatives and friends
were present although no invitations
we're exten ded. The bride has been
quite popular with all classes in the
place. She is a graduate of the high
school class OF 1897.
She was dressed in green checke d
silk, with hat, carried bridal roses
and was charming bride. She was
attended by Miss Agnes Healey, who
was also gowned in green checked
silk and carried pink roses. Rev A.
J. Barron officiated. The groom was
attended by DR. Cahill OF Hoosick
Falls.
Following the ceremony was a re-
ception and dinner at the home of the
bride, to which the bridal party was
invited. The wedding presents were
many and costly, and showed the es-
TEEN felt for both parties The bride
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs John
and is well known. Mr.
and Mrs Haussler are on a wedding
trip and after they return will take up
their residence in Hoosick Falls.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07

TUSKEGEE, Ala, June Booker
T. Washington, principal of the Tuske.
gee Normal and Industrial Institute
For Negroes, located ut this place, has
been notified that $500 of the fund left
in trust by the late Philo S. Bennett OF
New Haven, Conn, has been set apart
TO aid poor and deserving negro boys in
obtaining an education at Tuskegee.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
Economy in Travel Tourist Sleep
ers to California.

are first class in everything but name
They afford a most comfortable and
economical way of crossing the contin-
ent. Berth rate, only s7from Chicago
to California. Railroad ticket SAB
March to May Is, 1905, Chicago to
San Franciso, Los Angeles. Santa
Barbara, Sacramento, or most any
other point in California, Chicago.
Milwaukee & st Paul, Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific Line. +. A.
Miller, General Passenger Agent.
Chicago, or w. S. Howell, 3sl Broad.
way, New York.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
FERGUS0N.ROSlER
Prliy Home weddInssi Hone Of me Bride
IN Troy.

In Troy.
An unusually pretty house woddlne
took place 40 ilo homo OF iho bride on
Ngor'st, Troy, Tuesday evening when
Mss Lena A. Ferguson was united Ia
marriage io Harry e. Roster Of this
village.
The ceremony Has performed 40 s'l0
by Rev n. G.. ninds d. ID. oi schcn
ociady aud Rev ". n. johnson, d. d..
Of Cohoos Tho bride ADD groom
stood 10 front Of the mantle la the %.
brary which was protiily trimmed
With palms aud Nhlto lilies. They
were unattended except hy four ushors.
Ward l. Lyons aud DR. n. r. Bristol
~ Bennington. -. =. Madison Of
North Bennington and T.. j. Warren
Of Troy.
The bride was gowned 10 sheer
Fcnch lawn trimmed with lace aud
embroidery and The bridal party made
a beautiful appearance.
Following the ceremony a wedding
supper was served 20 large number
OF relative, aud friends. Misses Mirl.
am and Bessie Duncan, Mis- Mary
~. Reid and Miss Lillian Nichols a.
slsilng. The table decorations we're
pink roses and green smilax.
out Of town guests were Rev !. 4.
Armstrong Of Brochpori. y. y. Rev
and Mrs II. G. Harmon OF Cairo. y.
y, Miss Carrie Brown Of Sloyers.
Vile and Alexandra Grey Of Now !
York.
Before the wedding the groom en-
'eriained the ushers 10 d supper at the
Rensselaer,.
Mr. and Mrs Roster will spend their
honeymoon Ia New York coming 10
Bennington to reside or Valentine
street.
Mr. Roster H. a well known business
nan Of North Bennington and OF this
'illage and has a large circle Of
riends who will wish him every pos.
ible success and be pleased TO well
ONE his bride 10 Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
Wreck Near Lynchburr. ya.

LYNCHBUKG. Va, June I. - The
spreading of the rails on the Norfolk
and Western road at Bedford City un.
der double headed coal laden train
caused the death of colored fireman
anu the injury of two white and two
colored tramps. The two engines and
seventeen loaded cars went over a for.
ty foot embankment and are total
WRECKS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
Vanilla Extracts.

-Four samples of vanilla extracts
were found to be below standard.
Those made by the Grand Union Tea
Co of New York and the Union Pacific
Tea co of Brooklyn we're found to be
artificial. one made by the latter
company was found to contain co0-
marin.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
Baking Powders

All OF the four samples Of coffee were
found to be pure but that made by
Earle Il Co of Boston was OF an infer
Tor quality.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
Weather

Local showers tonight. Thursday
fair and warmer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07

u
The new pure food Law ,hooxaminatlyN
Of food products az the state labora
tory made during the past three months
show considerable adulierailon. Th/
list OF those samples which we're not
found % be up 90 standard Is a.
follows:
Maple Sugar and syrup
The samples Of maple sugar aud ~.
rup examined numbered %. Five were
found 10 be- adulieraiod. one sample
came from Barre, the name OF the ma
kcr being unknown. Two we're coll
lecied in Bennington, both being adul-
ieraied with cane sugar. They we're
made by ID. T.. Corion OF Dandy and
the estate o. W. II. Holllsier Of Troy.
The other two samples we're submitted
boy the makers but were not offered for
sale one was adulterated with cane
sugar and one with brown sugar.
oysters.
Two samples Of oysters we're found
20 contain boric acid. They we're both
bought at Rutland and we're shipped
10y W. J. Crosby & Co. OF Norfolk.
Va, and r. X. Higgins Of Norfolk,
Va.
Lemon Extracts
out Of 10 samples OF lemon extracts
only three were found to be pure.
Three were found 10 be made OF coal
tar dye. They we're bought at Bur-
lington and we're made by Austin Mich
OILS OF New York and the r T French
Co. OF Rochester, y. Y. The third
sample did not bear the name OF the
maker. Those below standard were
made by the Q L Cotton Co OF Earl
vile, n. Y, c Il Eddy & Co OF Brat
tleboro; Baker Extract Co Of Spring
field Mass, and Portland. Me-, f c
Harris OF Binghampton, N. y, FL
Herbert of Burlington; The Union
Pacific Tea Co OF New York and the
Grand Union Tea Co of Brooklyn, n.
Y. These samples were bought at
Burlington and Rutland and some of
hose bought in each city were made
BY the same concern.
Vanilla Extracts.
-Four samples of vanilla extracts
we're found to be below standard.
Those made by the Grand Union Tea
% OF New York and the Union Pacific
Tea CO Of Brooklyn we're found to be
one made by the latter
ompany was found to contain co0-
marin.
Baking Powders
OF the baking powders examined
light samples were found to vary from
be- legal standard. Those below stan.
ard were made by r B Davis of New
'ork, Monroe County Chemical Co of
airport, N. Y Jaques Mfg Co of
lew York. Those not correctly label
i were made by Berry Hall Co of New
ork, r b Davis of New York, Fidel
y Mfg Co of New York, Grand Union
ca Co of Brooklyn, Union Pacific
ca Co OF New York.
Coffee.
All OF the four samples Of coffee were
und to be pure but that made by
arle Il Co of Boston was OF an infer
r quality.
Miscellaneous
A sample of ginger champagne made
: the Equinox Spring Co of Manches-
r. VI, was colored with caramel and
salicylic acid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21

materials Of summer and again, can
be cut eff to make the little sacque,
Ahich is always SO seryiceable and
50 convenient. When used for this
latter purpose ii is usually made from
the cashmere, challie or some sim
liar light weight material with band
iags of silk but for very warm wealth
er can be utilized for cs-ton fabrics
With the banding either purchased by
r.. ward or luaae from The material
embroidered
The little kinlono is made with
fronts and back that are shirred at
the shoulders and includes the wide
characteristic sleeves.
The quantity Of material require d
fer the long kimono is a-s yards -
or / "a yard 36 inches wide, with .
yards of banding. For the shcrt N-
usono Ia yards either .. or IS inch
as wide with 3-A yard. OF banding
The pattern 5o7l is cnf III one size
rnly,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21

pied -aa yoke It a3ati t,=>1#4 EYER.
be equally desirable made fr9a 4ay
Of the fashionable materials t5at are
soft enoU4t 10 mae its fUlIuess at.
tractiya wisila trimming can be varied
indefinitely An entire yoke Of lace
or of tucked chiffon is always pretty
while the fr.ll which forms tne bertha
car De made Of lace IL place OF the
material whenever liked. In the
Z oiel the sleeves are made IN elbow
length ard finished with frjils Of the
material beneath which are those of
lace. but long cuffs can be added
making them full length whenever
desirable
The waist is made with fronts and
backs that are shirred and arranged
over A smoothly fitted lining over
which the yoke also is adjusted. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21

International convention United
Society Of Christian Endeavor, Balti-
more, Md, July to 10, 1905. For the
above occasion the following round
trip rates and arrangements are au-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21
SHiS2ED WAIST 509c.
To Sc Made With II 9h or Low Neck,
Elbow Or -on9 Sleeves.

Dcaped waists Trad4 over perfectly
fitted Innings ara among the latest
faaeias of fashion ard arr always
graceful and attractive when worn by
the woner % whom their folds are
tecoming. illustrated IS al admirable
cne that is cut to form i becoming
point at the front and that allows of
high or dacoliete neck II the illus
traitor II is shown made of gray chif-
foa with applique Of the sane SHADE
and with cream nedallions Of lace ap-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21
Chiid's Bishop Dress 5O75.

The absolutely simple little freck
is the best ked Of all models for
play time wear and is eminentiy
charming and attractive. Here is one
made in bishop style that is with the
sleeves joined to the frock and the
TIVE gathered together at the neck.
which is adapted to all washable ma
tgfials and is quite pretty enough for
White lawn while ii is we'll adapted to
aingham. percale and the like. In
the model is made of checked sing-
ham with collar aud cuffs CT white
embroidery.
The little dress is made simply.
with fronts. backs and sleeves. is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21
||!|||| Il Z yR|||| : KS

Summer torui5c rates to Searcy AMI
Raveaden. Ark, 1905 The following
round trip rates and arrangements
will apply in the sale Of summer
tourist tickets: Round trip rates
From Pine Bluff, Searcy $3.50: Raw
endan s775, Dates Of sale, Searcy,
May IS to September Is, inclusive,
Rayenden. June 1, to September 30
Inclusive. Final return limit, limit alt
tickets to October 81, for return.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21
Infants Long kirnono or Wrapper
5071

Perforated for shorter length.
There is something fascinating
abeut ali garments designed for in
fants' wear. but the entire layetTe
includes nothing which is more at
troc+ive than this pretty little kimono.
In the Illustration it is long. serving
as a wrapper. and is made of white
lawn with embroidered banding. but
If can be utilized for cashmere, chal-
lie and the like as well as for the wash
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21

sleeves are Shirred to form two pufS
v it'll frlls below and are held in place
by the foundations.
The quantity Of material required
for the medium size is 12 yards 81.
Yards q or 5.S yards "A inches
wide with Is yards OF medallion
lace. yards of applique and yards
OF lace for frills to trim as ilustrat-
ed.
Th. pattern 5129 is cut in sizes fer
a -. "a. &c. 3S and 40 inch bust meas
IRE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21

Summer tourist rates to Hot
Springs. Ark. Sloan Springs. Ark,
Eureka Springs Ark, FL Doraio
Springs, Mo The following round trip
rates and arrangements will apply IL.
-aa sale Of round trip tickets to H It
Servings, Ark, El Dorado Springs, M"
I4reka Springs. Ark. and Siloam
springs. Ark Rates. one fare Plus
s. for the round trip Dates Of sale,
s.'y June I to September 80, inc VI
..94 Final limit thirty days fra'n
daee of sale Transit limit, coutinu
oH5 passage IN both directions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21
TRAVELLING
DISTRICT NO.

The tax book for the collection OF
TIE assessment upon the real proper
ty in district No. (FIfth avenue) fer
the purpose Of graveling has been
placed In my hands. All owners Of
real property lying in the district are
required to pay their assessment to
me within sixty days from this date.
II such payment is not made. action
will be commenced at the end OF that
time for the collection Of said assess
ment and for legal penalties and costs.
Given under my nand tiis 23rd day o.
May. 1905.
J P. ALEXANDER. Collector.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21

Annual convention National Educa
s5Qnal association. Asbury Park y. j..
July 8 to {, 1905 For the above ooca-
si5u the following round trip rates
~ ! arrangements are authorized to
Asaury Park, " J.: Rate. s36a5 for
the rouui trip. Dates Of sale, June %
to July /. inclusive Return limit.
rlckets will be good leaving Asbury
Park not earlier than July 8 nor later
than July 10. Extension Of limit, by
depositing ticket with the joint agent
at Asbury Park on or before July 10,
aud upon payment Of a SO cent fee
t the time Of deposit. original pur-
chaser can secure an extension for
leaving Asbury Park not later than
August 81. Transit limits. continu-
GUS passage in beth directions,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-21
St. Paul. Minneapolis ana Duluth vi
Chicaao ard Northwestern Ry.

CNicaJo ana NOfS~SSrSFFt Ny.
Four magnificent fast daily trains
from Chicago to ST. Paul and Mime
aroiis ani two to Superior and Du-
luth. The electric lighted Northwest
err Limited and Duluth h-Superior Linn
ted to the Head of-the-Lakes. include
all that ski, ani liberal expenditure
can provide for comfortable and luxu
ricus travel Beginning june /,
.ound trip summer tourist tickets will
be OF sale daily from Chicago at the
rate Ct SIS round trip St. Paul and
minneapolis and $40 round trip to
Superior and Duluth. with correspond.
ngly low rates from all points For
full information apply 70 your nearest
agent or address A L. Fisher, travel
ing agent, 323 Main street. Kansas
city No.