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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
ReiuItat.

"G. g." ifriper Den tSSe ailguit:
Wan bar mn Seifeb ON ailtemntn.
aen for hcIe Iiaet. Otter De M lore
Iiaqeuhe Spaaoer cr ofaioet % acS.
fieuot 36S, 1876 Stcmmer, Seroi 36S,.
2t1 ga % 1S4, gtei. &c Stemmc.
6erettioeoeS INITIAL bar me0 ct ritnDt
Gal $4,000.
gItIaa bar for belle Niget npiten
So Grocent al De Steumebcrettigeoe
Seltoost / Ifitemninaeu. Bor 2ano.
oiitrifterue er 9roreutcu 85,4, for
9perne neiten 81.
Eli Communicating fan onfereS
Solene ira iioite StortbiuoSoala |
1908. sf 45S,000 Stemmeberetti.
geoe Itemtc ocngang Inn 2it.000 ell.
Ter $50 0rocent. 6or 9%orooiitrif.
terne por Rrocenten 4S.7, for 9perne
CAT.
9eItageIien / Solfeafftcmutnaen ot'
Ter iig peo SamnenIianiuge1t og'ao
meb andre @or at bore Itsrre emo oeo
noget tioligere politiit &oIg, life
oIene meo SeuIpn til IutoI, men o8.
iaa nteo Senipn til grocent. Silip'
~neInoenbe fan @algoorene 1894 90
1900 opniie eff Iige fort eaer itsrre
BrocenttaI. Wten berpeo er at MGR
fe: for set fsrite, at biSie goI9 fore
gif meS iroifranfet Stenmeret, oft
iaa meo Ell nel opspet 8RIaermoSie;
for bet onbet, at nan bPneang life Icni
MI inbfsrte ale StenuueretSfoaIifi
cereSe, men FIN Dem, iom melnte ia
% ielb gcbtqiorOe fin Stemnerets'
Fertilization. Serbeb fit man Ell mins
ore 8pigermnSie meo / germnirgen
% feIgelig ttliporenbe itsrre procent'
big 9eltageIie. cages Seripn hertiE,
ilodr 6oIfeufTtemuiugen berne8ang
itoen TpiI Hefor6eu.
@nbeIio maa erinores, at afitern'
nirtacu nit foregif paa ben ibeioi0ite
Eio at @aret % uco pSerit fort Bar.
Icl. SertiI fommer De monge 8unifc'
Iia6eoer me6, at Tuieuer % otter Git
iener, iotu fife lUHger opboIot fig |
fin goinIe 8aI8freSs, Dog ifuIbe item.
me / oetne erteu peo beriotltgt
Sremne6e eaer oeo iroictbt Stelu,
meieooel.
Raar alt tdaeS I @etrdgtuin9, ntdn
ielp De, Tom beoit fienote bette Soils
EGufemaaSe, 8Iigtislefie og 8egei.
firing for 2an6ets SeIbItqnSigbeS,
forbauIes ODER Sen itore 9eItaaeIfe.
Oct norIfe 8oIf bar Der soet en- freoc'
Iig Sorbeorift for lin 6ribeo. Sn.
tet SIo9, ingen ieirris 9rig fitn6e
poa Ell iaaSan WooSe onerbeuiie ON
bort Soils gGrSigbeo til at nDoe
SeIpItpnoigbeSens 9Gre og GoSer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

1910. Qaests 7. Can a &0Shnasker Of
a fourth class SOsf gWce zVait mztI
nearly 8 o'clock in Tie morning 6cfors lie
0beRy tie office for GcAVe,y qfmafL, akcn
iii transferred TO tie office at 6 O'Clock
a. m.F
?. Can he close tie ohee 10 go 10 his
meah2
2. UHen the POSTMASTER ka6benr 10
haze a large family Of boys and girls,
can any of than, or his wye, act as
Gebut Postmaster.
Ans; I. We are not prepared to give a
definite answer, but we think a post
master of a fourth class office is within
the law by opening the same a s O'Clock
q. m.
?. We reckon, he has a right to do so
between trains, or after the mail is
distributed.
3. This question we cannot answer,
as we do not know the circumstances
in the particular case referred to. State
your case more fully and address U. S.
Postoiice Department, Washington,
d. c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
On Ormcsaaro.

Gdgnerte tprtRller III % % ON
Crmeennrbe; men noor ni lrier ON
Dem iatter hi bent ina Iangt tilboae
i Siiiorien, of be fonnter mo ben
sio, ba Eprene fimbe inaffe os Sroloe
90 SuIorer o. Ironaer fplote ollie
Eptre OF ole Naiiit nebe peo Stran'
oet. Men mn flyer ct Selegram fra
@isconiin, at Der er en- Srmegnaro
5renpeaIean Gountn, og ben err iaaIe'
oes life iao lauat borte cnooa, bper.
fen | Sio ener Rum. Sg ben mo.
oerne Srmcaaaro tilbsrer CT 9onoS'
momb, aIfreo Sohnion, maaife en-
Getting al Srmegoaroseiere | Soga'
tiSen. GnfeIte Of bore foneelige SG.
ore iamIeoeSngornte % Loo benz lisge
/ unoeriorbiTfe Slller for at BRUCE Dem
i'll at Itroife SorrGbere eIer 8ienber,
Tom De itprtebe neo iii Dem. Wr.
alfreS Sobnion ianIer pao alapper.
Hanger, og ban tGnfer Ilet life pou at
aupenSe Dem iii noget ouot, men
tpertimuo i'll at eIGoe fine Gamer
meo eIler til of bieIpe Golf, iom lioer
Taf 8iet. Gen npeIte Wooe ioreifri-
per nemIig. at en- Game, iom gisr
Sorbriug poo at goo orbentlig flGot,
maa bape ct @eltc al Pgte alabper.
IougcifinS ON 2inet, oq for ut Sim.
oct life ifoI tobe lin Slams, mo Or.
men fargeS lepenbe. 5 Oct maleriife
Srempeoleou Goiiutn / @iSconIin er
Ser fulot al &lopperHanger, pg BET cr
orbentIig bIeuet en- Subritri al gao
poa SSogt efter Dem. Sogtcn CT mo-
tirlt9nis life rfarIig, og mangen
ltn9bom uontGrfer ii9 ncb lit 0fuo o5
lin @ebpubigbeb. Gen belbige Srger
foar ST for bnert SlangeItino, ion
bar beboIbt lin naturlige SLAMS, og
oesllSen $3.50 for Den Ole, 'om
ltbGitet ofgioer I'll 2inbrtne for Soft,
Ser pIaaes af HbeunotiSme % I,g.
nenoe SpgSpmme. Men itoen Sam.
menGiguiug er alfreo Sobnion Sen
~ItSrite al aae SIanaeiGoere. Son 10.
mes of bape en- noturIig Gpne til at
fortrpGe ltbprene, iao DC life fan bioe
BAN, 8~orIeben SenOog fangeOe ban
en- 2abun poa henpeo inn SOB mes
life minbre eno 10 Ralt0Ier (rattlcsl
o9 oer giorbe bom iugen Sfaoe. Gig
oen per6ensbercmte Snrtp1nmer Sa.
9eubecf / SombItrg, Tom faar fig til
ferbt @iiobprunger fra afien og
&frifo, logger Mr. Sobuion @ino
poo OF inofm1ae acknowledgements,
og De bftr rn6er Spoerten iao f~ortro.
ftge 1tteb hatrr, Of ban ltben Srp9t fan
patbre ON tblonbt Dem. Sa uaoertis
oeu tuger ban Dem meb iig pao Ell IT'D.
flltgt, for at De fan fda Wotiou. San
bar MT EFT bel Srntesaaro og foripuer
oerfra fine Gamer / Roropeitens
GoiGingbrer, I Chicago, 8oibiugton.
&biIa6eEpbid % Retu 0orf meb mo.
oerne Better. Ctier frIger ban til
GrttggiIter % Sabrtfnuter al Roteut.
meoicin. @an Ter. at De frugtcbc
&InpperTarger oQido tan blipe til
Nptte, naar ser blot err nogeH, iom
foritdor at forbonofe Dem til cit San-
6elSbare.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
han bcrfpr behpper at mite Tin get. Gen.
peHs Fem til nGrmsitc eanstontpr tor
nrrrtcre EpIssninser.
Uinni os henocs Ro.
ltnher hen tnf.franFs aria / 1870

1fStA WI AHiAtANAbtaN 1879
I'll trqnate Sc tnife Iropper mo |
6rnnfris % marihertc moo Earts.
gn fattta Gnfe, ictH boeoe netop | oct
Strsg, De tDife Trooper orca iaien.
nent, bapoe Ell eneite SO, ion bun bar
iad rro for, at bum holot ben inoelite.
fet 6ele 9aaen oa bare Loo Den aaa
ITO og beite ON 3ottett. Gd fllgtc
altio benoes eI6fte Cater Rinni oen
iio og pasieoe Seir. iRotil oen hapoe
ipiit Tia met. @nhuer fan oa tGtfc
bbor rRo bum cite bar, men 9inni
bar ogiaa foa alao / Epret, at bun
eiorbe oct gierne.
Wten iaa en- Rat bIeb bun frpgtelig
IfrGmt. Sun berte &eftetrau, og run
iorIto6, at set bar en- &ptterfiof, TOM
tom 6enao @eien. 6iiu fei ben til
lin So, tog ben ON 6ornene og trof
Sen, iaa fort bum fiiu6e, bagom nogle
9uife.
0en aoen baobe gieISe ON Sal
len, og @ieIbeflaraen oafte SoIbater.
nes Spmrrfiombeo. 6eren6 Rinni
fun6e foa ifiult Goen, b6rte bun oe,
reg Silradb bag fla.
8eut iom foritenet al SfrGf bleo
bin itoaenbe. &Dtterne tom nGr.
mere; enfeEte boppebe al Seitene og
frapIeoe ooer @i9rbet. Ceres San.
ier glitreoe / MtaaneIfinnet.
0inni ilpngeoe fine arme ON aocus
SAILS. Seq er baH9e, be bill brG6e
Big, @enren min, men ferIt ifal DC
6rGbe mig" buIfeSe bun.
"SIip @oen, llrgel" roobte Ell
groo Stemme. "gi maa bn' 0eu."
"6pao bill bere meS benz" ipuretc
@ittnt og giorSe fig iaa fipf bun
fitnoe.
"Spiie Sett," leo oct borffe Sbur.
Men 90 broIt Rirrt after I @roab.
Oct bar mere emo BUN furbe taale at
tpnfe bad. Sitter log bun arntene
ON Roen8 6aIs og flpr9eoe fig inb til
sem, o9 sem l%tnberofftcer, font ON
ferte Erobpen, raabte, at hitu ifulbe
gribeS og meo @ngt iftaes fra &oet.
90 frem itprtebe Be, % bum frey
bsit / Gu9it. SenbeS fortpitebe SfriJ
far giernen Natten. Com Sour Loo
ct bsit Etlroob neOe fra S~anbepeien.
% OBJ fom Ell bei Ipsbnoret Woub
ri6euSe paa en- froftig Set.
Sou bar | fine bebite 9or, og bans
Sol0uiug bite, at ban bor bant til at
blibe aoIBbt. SolOaterne beg tilbage.
a1tu ltu6croffcereu biap %ituaeuoe,
men ogiaa ban bang u,e0 6opeSet.
"Sua0 ifal bette betpoe!" iiobrsb
SEN ~frentme0e iterengt. Meu | 8run.
6elt bioite ban NOT, bbob Oct ifuIoe
6etooe, for ban pette0e life paa Sbor,
men ben0te fig itror til Rinni.
~8ra6 life, Barnet nit, ia ban.
"Snaen ifaG aiere 8oen Din noGct.
@oo biem iaien. Get er tent for
Gmaabern at bore noe"
Set bar Tom ON 9einnt life tur6e
tro fine e9ne 9rer; men at BUN life
gior0e Sielnbeien lang, fan nof en-
bier begribe. S9rtae fuu6e bun b0re
Sen aIoorIige, manoige Stenuue, ior
i~retteIatfe SoI0dterne.
65rit GPnge efter fit BUN bloc, at
Sen pafre, iniIe Nono, iom bar fotr.
met neop | rette Sio til at freIie bert
0e8 fi9re SEQ, life bar nogen onocn
enc aronpriu8 8re6rif @iIbelm al
BrsiSien, "9or Srit5", iom SoI6d,
terne faISte BAN; ban iom bGep Sci.
ier Of GpifIau6 / Mforts 1888 og 6soe
i SUM iaume gar at en- frpgteIia
imertcIig Sgg6om / Strubenj 6en MI.
bprenbe Sellers 5o6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

234s. Gp.: Oar ben riisIiife 8egics
ring nosenitrbe forisgt at .befoIfe Sibi>
rteu beb Snmi9rdrter?
2. Soar 9te~8iertuser forisgt pau at faa
S%muri8ranter til Sibtrieu ira a1bre 2a1s
DC emo fine e9ne?
3. @isr &egiertrgeu uoeet for at OPP
muntre Sntmt8rnttoueu til Sibtricu?
Spar: 1. Sn. Z 2p6et at be fibite
60 a 20 siar CT en- MteugSe Rusiere
Hrttet imb | si6trien, % Sefplfninseu
fsrsses ffabts. 1
2 Do 3. SaaoiSt pt peS, bar Der al.
brig ira ben rusitife ResieTiugs SHE nG.
ret siurt noset for at pSnIntre
nbeulnnbif Snhnnnorins til Sibi.
rier, RuSfGus tr9ngcr 2uuoet for lin
esen Notwithstanding.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

1850. Sp.: l.. On aone fcrIaber tit
Siem uuoer andre Soils RaabirfuinB.
San Bum unbcr iige SmItcnoigbeber faa
Sftlsnttsie ira i'm Monb?
2. 6bor me8et bar en- Some | ct iaas
pant 8iIfrIoe Ret til at tage meo iig al
g0et?
Sbnr: 1. ga, bpis Bun bar gblbig
UruuS iii Of furlaoe Wnuhen.
2. Snn fan tnn tnse insS iia, Gpah
bnn etsr I fit cset Tuuu. Spur meer Il
bun faar, berer paa, bbab 9lsttcn
fnber rusieuOe usb 9ilitanelie nf Gfilss
miSien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

2345. Sp. 4. Deu Idnn er 'pcnif. %
lea er ncrIf. @i ntstuterer itaSie ON
llnionsipprgsmouIet o. fan fife bltpe
eiige. aan icg bIiue Ffilt fra min @arto
her / Mmerifa. nadr Ri bIep gifte ! aris
j~tianio2
2. aan ban iorbboe mig at eifte mig
poanp2
8. Snem ifaf ies 6enbsuSc mig til for
at faa SIiIsmisIe?
4. Spis min Ainnb life bill nrre |
lmeriia % life fan bore | Noree. er
ie8 ba uebt til at f6se ham til Gperige2
Spar: 9plitif Iteninssforfiei bnroe
fife ftgabes at brtnae tlcperens'tentrneIic
bet G~stefabeIise Srrbulb % pii ifte
Ieler fnane sisre bet, Bpis Der life
err anbet ineien. Set sr taubeligt at
tGnfe pau Sfilsmisie l ct list Silfrinc.
&c tpr enten late Striocu faloe eaer
ugfaa paa en- pcniig Gaaaoe fpae at ais
re Seres fpenffe @siefeae iHoIBfense,
at ban bar ilret; men ifiGnh iffel Sna
Der ban iig life operbcpiie, iGn lab ban,
brbplbe fine Meninecr. tnionsipprsss
manlet sreier man lisespbt, cnten ban er
fpenFseaer nprifs iiHbet. Der or furgus
riet nnturiispis intet iseien for, at Sc
fan iaa Sfilsmisie I Gmcrita, iaeiremt
Der er gbloia Gruno berttl.
2. Iei, life, bpis &c faar luplis
Sftismisfe.
3. GaaSfbr Gem fureIdbts meS en-
iamptttigbensfuIb slhppfnt.
4. Spts Der life er cEtraorbtuGrc Sr's
iteuoisbcber til Sinoer bsriur, elsr &c
af cit cler auoeH sslSts aarics timber
oct HfOriparitst at fgtte meb @lanben til
Sherise, fnu CT Der, iaaniSt ri fan fe, life
nugeu SStl urt, bnab iutu or Seres giist.
@teu tptnge Gem til at sibre @etieu,
bet fan ban naturltsbis life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

1851. Sp.: /. CT en-, iom iagcr So;nes
iteuo / Roro 2utptd, f~orpligtet iii at tds
&c fat 9opel paa 2aneet, uaar ban bar
Snmtlie?
?. Raur hans SumiIie or I Horae, cr
Ian Na pIigtie til at tage ben ooer bers
til?
3. Edar SomeiteaStagereu err iaa fatz
tig, at ban life or iIta1b til al foretaae
iaabauue improvements. at ban fam Iebe
paa Sanoet bDao ltal ban "a eiere for
life at tnbe i'm Ret?
Soar: +. ga.
2. SrmefteaSfupcu iierr iatet 6rrprn.
guS 5amiIis bsbsssr iffe H~sspsuotsTis
al 10 pea 2anset, uanr slot Spmeifene.
tdgeren ieip bar lit &iem Der.
8. SuretcnSlopen tilaosr, at man
{ ct inebaut 9ilfGlse ipssr ar5eiOe
uSenf0r 1T 6UfIefeaS | ben itsfref.
ming, iom HnGiie G Hpnpeuo;s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

"gcuniustOn" .Sasen. Roriremi.
niiter 9onaparte bar uOIte6t Srore
til. at 6erereu al sen ulpffeIige au.
uonbaaS bennington, commander
2ueien Domg, ifal itiacs ior en-
arigsret paa @runo al 8~ligtforfem.
melie. SeFoHSIsitRant @aSe ifaI og.
iaa fomme unoer Srig3ret for famine
9rp0e. Marineminiiteren 0aoler lin.
Observation-Disclosures ioroi ben
fort iorr6 for lllnffeu faHot ait | oen
beSite CrSen.~ 8ogle al Sc andre
6ffiferer iaar en- SrctteiGtteIie, i0roi
Be life iaa eiter SitterbeSsueutilerna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

1852 81: or fn ginnS forpIiqtet til
at Icbe fuIot no / lem anr poa it Some
itrao for at i1G atgieriugsniece strpaa,
raar Fan a,eo ~SGgsaIteit fan bepiie. al
Jar CT frp!
Sbar: 9oucu tihoSer pGu ptsis &c,
fiuseIier en- ppmeiteastagcr at fur!ase
2aHbst | 9iIfGlbe al Spsbum, uSsH at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

Sill 3orSpplcn. gutbono fiaIa,
bpis isrite Expedition til Noropoten
fulbitGn0ig m$Ipffeoes, 0rog Sen
30te aueuit uS fra Neip Yorf paa en-
M Expedition, Tom ogiaa 6erne
Gang befoites meS 8iaiam 3iegIers
Genge. SIR. Sinla oar life fuIOt Tau
flor / Orb M iom isrfte Gang oa
ban LOS bnant ON Rorbm9nSene on
merte, nt ban iiffert fin6e fin6e $50.
len, nnnr ban blot orianb FIG mrO
omerifanife SGfoIf. Oct off amber
leSes, enS ban trrfte. Sans Sfi6
bleo fnuIt / 3icn, og bon bar gla0
oeo at bIi reSSet al @ininm Champ,
bpis SfuOe bar bemdnoet meb norite
Ssbabsforere. 6ioIa feler fla MI life
trpe paa, OF ban oil finoe Bolen; men
ban BIZ forisge. Sor er blepen mere
beifeoen emo for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
2laben R~orreiponoance.

arpfperesmoai | beHHe sfosiina bsfccrrs al Heoos
faierne i. q. Spsne& WSrutfMsep, Winn.. o. JolA
CIitk. NlahinH. isis.
gnpne III NehaitiDnen, btfDaxs tfie-
epsrserf hehes afdiis fine SgsEssaaaol ! ct Hart %
tph;list Sprpg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
lt6ebaaclige Rcuncifer.

lIbebagclige Mcuneifsr. SriIte,
fore, pesitmiitiife gsenneifer er ofte
flig, iorOi oeres Blob % 2eper er /
ltorbeu. SpiS Sc bar en- Sen, iom
ita6ig rr grpttm - tanffe De ieID er
Zig - onbefaI % brris Or. geter's
aurifo og ie, boor burtig alt bill ms.
ne. Senne gieSitin bar beitaaet |
oner et bunSreoe aar, og I al oenne
Sfo Dor ben aIorig ioietet. Sneens
9lcb pur iao forgiita, at BEN life
fimSe renie oct, ingens 2eper fan
trra, at ben life fitnbe itprfe ben.
Zen iGiges life uf apotbefere, men
ubelnffenoe al Iofale sfgenter. or.
Ter fritz til Or. Better 6abrnep &
Sons Co., tf2-tt8 90. So1ne
Are, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

2848. Gb.: San Sc op9ibe mig ISress
fen til en- eIer aHoeu, iom tis5er anttfoas
rife @sger2 Seq err / @eiiSbelie nf ct
ggenpIor (trhtt / 1881 at Srtitiau Dem
femtes @runbIob meTIem Noree 90 9ans
mari.
Gbur: Set sr neppe ntesst bGrb,
men Sc fan 10 I. Gr. benseroe bent til
Snmm & ems Spsbanbel / 2riifiania
Ue u6beSe Sem nGrutere Undertaking.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

2347. Sp.: San SnlpIeIfeuoebern
9ifte fig | SgO 9afoto, Rtuneiota eIIer
andre al ltnioners Stater2
SPAR: Ga.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
CITY NEWS
JOYOUS RUMOR
FROM THE EAST
CHEAPER COAL IN SIGHT NEXT
~a. 'E@ -E- FALL,
Story Is to the Effect that the Mine
Operators Have Reimbursed Them
selves for Strike Losses and Are Will
ing to Let the Public Have Breath
ing Spell. &c.,. ..~ Co.. p.

The coal trust has "made good' the
expenses Of the strike of two years
ago, and is seriously contemplating re-
ducing the price Of hard coal IS Cents
ton on April /.
A meeting Of the "powers that be-
in the east, discussed the subject of
secret meeting Of northwestern su-
perintendents was held yesterday in
st. Paul. - =
Two years ago, following the strike,
anthracite coal was boosted SO cents a
ton IN price. The summer "starting
point' at that time was $3.50 a ton,
with the usual combine agreement to
increase IL cents month for five
months, the price at the end of the five
months, SO, fixing the winter rate.
:, The following summer, Just to teach
the public that it must be held respon.
slble Ter strikes, the starting-point -
Prlce was placed at $8.75-25 cents
higher than natural conditions called
for. 10"
Now that the public has received its
fulI punishment for the action of re-
belllous employees, and the coal trust
mas received more than the expense of
the. strike thru the increased prices, q
reduction in the retail price of anthra.
cite coal from 1915 to So is contem
plated the beginning of next month. II
TINS action is taken, the usual increase
OF IL cents a month in price for five
months will mean the retail price fo1
the winter months of the next colo
season will be $S.5O-25 cents loWe1
than this winter
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
PHI Debts AT BANQUET
Twin City Alumni and Active Chanter
Men Meet

The Twin City Alumni club and the
Minnesota Alpha chapter of the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity held their annual
banquet last evening at the West hotel
el1ty-hye members were present.
President H. L. Murray Of the Alum
M club was POSTMASTER and the follow
ing toasts were responded to: "Phi
Delta Theta Past,' L. A. STRAIGHT:
"The Active Chapter,N G. D. McCanna:
Phi Delta Theta Future,' c. B. Teis-
berg; phi Delta Theta in the World, -
Judge f: @. Harvey; "The Active
Alumni,' l.. K. Sowle.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Dr. W.
Arthur Edwards; repertory, R. w. Wet
more.
Among those present were L. A.
Straight, John MacLane, P. G.. Siob-
lom, E. G. Bisbee, Conway Mcmillan,
James G. Wallace, I. n. Van Pelt, R. A,
Eaton, l.. K. Sowle, H. G. Flannery, c..
B. McMath, James B. Lindsay, J. E.
Jensen, D. A. Haggard, S. p. Mahan, M.
L. Thompson, A.. C. McCord, R. G.
Jones, s. j. Smith, Arthur j. Ed.
yards, 4. Y. ostrom, Clarence z.
s: G. Confer, p. P. Harding, George T.
Simpson, W. H. Condit, F. G.: Harvey,
Thomas G. Lee, A. S. Hamilton, H. L.
Murray and R. w. Wetmore, Of the
alumni, representing chapters from
Kansas to Minnesota and Pennsvl-
vania to California.
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BOOK NEWS
AND GOSSIP
THE UNEASY CHAIR


LONG NOVELS THE STYLE THIS
SPRING.-We note with alarm tendency
on the part Of novelists to increase the
length of their stories. The de rigueur
length for some time has been about 300
pages. This spring, however, we notice
that novels Of about 400 pages seem to
be in favor-in favor with the authors and
publishers. not with reviewers, you may
be sure. We do not see the reason for the
change. but suppose it is something like
the changes In styles of dress-made just
for the sake Of a change We can see.
however, many reasons why the new
style is a bad one. 1t means more bad
stuff, with only here and there more good
stuff 1t means more expense to the
publisher, and more expenditure of gray
matter by the author where there is any
gray matter at all involved. Again, and
this, mark you, is most important Of ALL
1t means more work for the reviewer
which means worse temper for him and
less chance of novels being considered
under the influence Of generous amount
of the milk O. human Kindness" which
means again fewer sales and smaller roy
alties.
Be warned, prospective novelists, and
keep within the 800 limit.
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CREAT0RE MADE STAID
NEW YORK TAKE NOTICE

Minneapolitans who heard Creatore
and his band in this city few wears
ago are looking forward with much
pleasure to April and 8. when this
famous Italian band will appear at the
new Auditorium. Minneapolis was one
OF the first cities of this country in
which Creatore appeared as leader, and
ne caught the lovers of music by storm.
Subsequently he was in New York citv
for many weeks and caused furore
such as no other band leader had done
for. years. He was interviewed and
cearicatured without end, for Creators g
long hair and wonderful agility with
the baton were something of a sensation,
ever! to New Workers. And such SOUL
inspiring music as the great leader
drew from the band of artists was de-
serving Of the greatest publicity.
His trip across the country to the
Pacific coast has been distinct musical
triumph, and he will undoubtedly be re.
ceIved with great enthusiasm in Min.
neapolls. 1t will be the first appear.
ance of band in the new Auditorium
and will be one Of the musical events
of the season.
The concert will be under the ans
p1uces OF the Journal Newsboys' band.
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SON FOUND him DEAD
PAUL E. PETERSON, UPHOLsTER-
Err, HUNG HIMSELF IN A FIT OF
DEPENDENCY.


Paul O. Peterson, an upholsterer, COM
mltted suicide at his home, 1926 Chicago
avenue, yesterday afternoon by hang
ing himself from clothes hook in a
closet. He was dead when found by his
Oldest son at 6 O'Clock. He leaves a
wife and five children.
Peterson had been in i'll health most
of the winter and has been unable to
work. Yesterday, he was unusually
melancholy. He spent the afternoon in
his room and when called for supper,
did not answer. An investigation by his
son resulted in the discovery Of the
suicide. ..-.
Peterson was AZ years old and came to
this country from Norway fourteen
years ago. He had paying business
and financial matters are not thought
to have had anything to do with his
suicide. The funeral will be held from
the residence Sunday at 2 pm. Inter
ment will be in Layman g cemetery.
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MIME. HELLSTROM COMING
Swedish PrIma Donna to Be Heard at
the Auditorium.

Swedish Prma Donna to Be Heard at
the Auditorium.
Nine Anna Hellstrom of the Royal
opera at Stockholm will once more be
heard in Minneapolis. The Orpheus club.
at it's annual meeting last night, decided
to engage her for concert in the Audi
torium to be given in the spring or early
summer, so that Nine. Hellstrom can OBJ
tain a leave Of absence from the Royal
opera.
The Orpheus club elected the following
officers: President, G. r. Holmen; vice
president, J. J. GRAF; secretary, DR.. Vic
tor Nilsson: treasurer, Fred Sabom; finan-
cial secretary, Olof Bjorkman; librarian,
Olof Englund; committee on music, HAL
mar Nilsson, Fred Sabom and G. A. Sand
berg; auditing committee, K. o. Ekman,
F. A. Lewis and G. A Sandberg; musical
director, Hjalmar Nilsson.
| The club is in splendid condition, mu-
stcally, financially and otherwise. 1t was
decided to attend the musical festival in
Chicago July 1924, given by the American
Union of Swedish Singers. DR.. Victor Nils
son, John Wallin and G. A. Sandberg were
elected delegates to the conventions of
| singers to be held in connection with the
festival, with r. A. Lewis, ]. J. GRAF and
Fred SabOm as alternates.