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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
The Associate Membership.

The associate membership Of the Sun.
shine society in this state is continually
increasing, but falls far short of what
the society hopes to have. There is so
much to do, SO many calls for aid that
individually may seem trifing, but in
the aggregate call for more financial
outlay than the society in it's present
financial condition can make. Last
week a small loan was made to sick
and worthy man who hopes to return it
when better luck comes his way. There
is scarcely a day goes by without some
appeal for Sunshine and there must be
money in the treasury if the "good
cheer' is scattered widespread.
It is earnestly hoped all turnout the
state who are interested in the Sun
shine work will become associate mem
bers of the society. Please send your
name and the yearly dues Of 81 to the
secretary, Mrs. J. 4: Brant, IL East
Fifteenth street, Minneapolis, Mimi,
and she will mail you membership
card. 81. s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
GLIM1PSES INTO
A CTIILD'S MIND

TO spinster lady -What is it like
to be a mama9
Do you like distances9 I always
think distances beautiful.
From 6 to Years.
He-HoW can we go to heaven if we
| know why it would be wrong for a
lady to have two husbands. 1t is be-
cause it would be greedy.
He-Will God kill me if I m naughty
in heaven9
Mother-No one ever is naughty in
heaven.
He Hell mi lr,, G. a., long s.. 1n5nbe d
wasn't he's (After pause.) Perhaps
the devils only pome ii. e., poem.) Is
If you hadn't married dadda could
I have married youP
He-Did God make the angels9
Mother-Yes.
HeLHow was It they were singing
What age shall / be at the last birth
day [ ever have?
When all the world was drowned
ducks weren't drowned, were they?
He-How can the wicked man be un-
der the ground and yet here making
US naughty9
Mother-He's spirit. He can pass
thru the ground. .&
He-Is he under the dirty drainsa Do
they spill on his headg What is the
ground like? Black like sootY
MothCr-I suppose SO.
He-What' IS under that ground? An
| other black kingdom and another
wicked mana And is the sky black7
Does the devil stay long with me
be making other people naughty at the
same time, or are there two devils9
Mother we no breath left to an
swer any more questions.
He-How are you alive then9 Or
can people live without breathe
Mother--Pamela is mother s comfort.
any one but the devil. - y
Mother-Don't cry, or Miss H. CHS
/ governess) will see. the marks of the
tears and know you we been naughty.
He (hopefully)-She might not She
might think it was only perspiration.
He-Do the French say their prayers
to idols9 ..:-.-.-
Mother--Of course not. 's 49,
He-I thought all foreigners said
their prayers to idols. = ,>-.r. -.
Why is there such a fuss made over
1adies9 God doesn't like ladies better
than gentlemen. 49,. ..-....-....
He-ln the middle of the night I said
a fearful word, but I can It be punished,
for no one heard me. ~., ...-
Mother-What was it?
He Whispering Ut was bloomin'.
He-Will you please let me have a
picture of our Lords Father to hang
above my bed? I want to know what
he looks like -<
Mother-You We seen him in a pic
ture,. leaning from the clouds above
our Lord. 81 *<..- a.. 2 49, 81. =
He-I remember now. An old gentle
man.
Mother-He is represented like that
because he is God the Father. He is
much more beautiful and wonderful
than we can imagine.
He-I see. He 8 better than his pho
tographs.
He-Can Protestants and Catholics 20
to heaven9
Mother-Yes.
He-.Why are there Protestants and
Catholics, then? <a II
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

has known the family for three years
and it would be difficult to find a
woman more deserving, more deeply ap-
preciative of kindness than this little
mother who washes six days in the week
to support her family. Her husband is
a cripple, able to do almost nothing and
there are. two girls younger than the
one of Is. # u
This little girl needs some warm
underwear and dress besides the win
ter coat, but the mother, with her usual
modesty, said she did not want to ask
the society for "too much. -
If anyone has anything for the child
please notify the editor of the Sun
shine department.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

the loss of her mother, Mrs. Mary Will
son, who died last Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson came to Minneapolis two
wears ago for the benefit of her health,
but gradually failed until during the
past year she was forced to use wheel
chair. Ever since Mrs. Wilson came to
the city she has been in full sympathy
with the work the Sunshine society IS
doing and just before her death she
gave her wheel chair to the society to
"pass on to make life little easier
and brighter for some other helpless
women.
The chair will be called the Mary
Wilson chair, in her memory. ..
Mrs. Wilson was a woman OF unusual
force of character, kindhearted and
generous, and until her illness was al
ways a leader in charitable and church
work at her home in Bismarck, N. u.
During her own long months OF SUI
fering, she never lost her interest III
the poor and unfortunate and her exc,
cutive ability and clear brain proved
often times Of invaluable aid to those
who were working in their behalf.
The funeral took place at the Hamp-
shire Arms Monday and the burial was
at Mrs. Wilson's old home In Pennsyl-
Vanla.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
Cure for Fits on Trial.

Here is the fairest offer ever made to suf-
ferers with epilepsy or fits. Just deposit 81 SO
Kosine. If it does not help you and show that
its continued use will effect complete and last
ing cure, get your money back =
Voegeli Bros. will take all the risk They
are we'll known and reliable and this offer they
make will be faithfully carried out. HE1fxir Ko-
sine will positively cure epileptic fits ana all
similar nervous twitchings and spasmodic affec-
tions, no natter what the cause If 1t does not,
only known cure for fits, the only remedy for
this disease, and it costs you nothing unless 1t
cures. Price $1.50. Mail orders filled. The
Kosine Co., Washington D. G., or Voegeli Bros.
Drug Co.. cor. Hennepin and Washington avs,
and cor. 18th st and Nicollet av Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
A ONE-SlDED VIEW.
Harper's Weekly.

When Maggie, recent arrival from
over the sea, had finished cleaning the
windows, the mistress was amazed to dis
cover that they had been washed upon
the inside only. She inquired the reason
for this half-completed task, thinking,
perhaps the girl was afraid to sit outside
the windows. Maggie's reply was de-
livered with fine concern: ..@z
st claned 'em inside SOS we could look
out, mum, but I lift the dirt on the out
side SO the people couldn't look in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
8 $3.50 Mahogany Uprights $157
$50 Walnut Uprights 1853
3 $50 English Oak Uprights 49,. 262
5 400 Walnut Uprights ........ 1876
3 500 Mahogany Uprights $3.50. BIT
Your terms will be our terms.
Do you doubt this statement?
Well, you just come and see.
A visit of investigation will satisfy
you that we are doing all we advertise.
USED GRANDS.
Two grands, high grade, regular
prices $3.50 and $3.50, to close at $293
and $40, on terms to please. Pianos
good as new.
PIANO PLAYERS
AT MOST ANY PRICE.
We have few players left. We
must get rid of them. Various makes,
new and used, marked down to $50,
$65, $s5, $11o, on terms Of payment to
please you.
You will never have such an oppor-
tunity as this to save matter of 5000
in the purchase of Kimball or Hallet
& Davis piano on terms to suit.
SQUARE PIANOS.
Only 3 left, $15, $25 and $35. Paw
ments So monthly. Come and take one
of these square pianos. The childrens
small change will pay for them.
OPEN EVENINGS, 1877 Nicollet.
The store is open until $3.50 pm. to
accommodate those unable to call dur
ing the day.
DON TT DELAY YOUR VISIT.
When people learn that we have
again reduced the prices, we are sure
there will not a piano remain at closing
date Of this sale, SO we advise you to
call at once.
w. w. KIMBALL CO.,
g. A. Elmelldorf, Mgr.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
"Cast Thy Burden on the Lord
In your path, hath shadows fallen?

Sadness reigntng In your heart,
Do you feel now that the heart ache,
Never can from you depart?
Is 1T hard to do the duty,
AS it comes from day to day?
Hard to live and bear the burden?
Bear the burden, did I say?
All, there comes the thought of comfort,
Not O. sorrow, need you bear, SO.
'On the Lord, cast thou thy BURDEN
He will take your every care.
Prithe, look beyond this shadow, 49, VI,
See! there shines a cleaning light.
IT'S the love-rays sent from heaven
Straight from Gods eternal light
And your pa thway is made easy,
For you travel not alone, -
With your hand safe In, your Sayior's
You can say, "Thy will be done. -
For the end Of all, He knoweth,
We can only see part, 4
We must trust his loving kindness
Tho we weep, with breaking heart.
- ~ -. Edna Fuller Kirk
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
SHE "sTooD FOR, IT."

., New York Tribune.
Colonel Abe Gruber tells this Of himself.
He was standing on a street corner one
day last week when he was approached by
one Of his constituents, who said abrupt-
ly: ct tell you what Mr. Gruber, I've
got girl that loves me. I was just pass
ing her home when she stepped out into
the street. and she looked so pretty
couldn't help giving her one on the lips
right then and there" :
,~"Did she stand for it7" asked Mr.. Cru
Der, smiling.
Did she stand for it," repeated the
young man; why, she got up on her
toes
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
Our Hands.

'God gave us handsome left, one right
The first to help ourselves, the other
TO stretch abroad in kindly might
To help along our eternal brother.
Then. if you brother fall
And bow his head before the weather.
II you be not a bastard all,
You'll help him up and stick together.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
A Smile,

Just a little mayhower blooming,
Nothing more; t-..- -
Yet it makes the pine woods sweeter
Than before. - ,..- -.
Just a smile of recognition,
Nothing more;
Yet it makes the world seem brighter
Than before.
Annie H. Young.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
Do Tt Now.

Perhaps you have message, full Of CHEEKY
s words and hope, e. p ~ 81 !
To help some luckless brother who Is struggling
up the slope. <s& E .
The dark, dark night, Eternity-the last long
resting place. :E Z; 80:
Go, breathe the message! Drive the pain from
someone's aching brow.
Wait not for filter time, but breathe the mes-
- sage now. - sI#2+s. -.
E IL. Sob it not o'er a somber bier
~ Into cold and lifeless ear.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
. A Hannv Girl.

Several kindhearted friends responded
to the request in last weeks depart
ment for winter suit for girl who
was having unusual burdens and suit
was found that fitted her perfectly.
The generous donor also gave a pretty
waist and fur scarf and various dainty
things appreciated by a refined girl.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
A PRAYER.

"a larger kindness give to me,
deeper love and sympathy;
Then, oh, one day
May some one say
Remembering lessened pain
Would she could pass this way again."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

. ~ IMPROVING. 49,.
80. Houston Post.
II can't see, why May likes to, have
Reggie, about so much. r.. 81 ,sr-...rf
Guess you haven't mixed with Reggie
much of late, have you?" .-..,.
aw'tNo; why?" s.!1 .->.t.-.g ., ~...s ..
Hes getting real mannish.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
wanted-A Winter Cloak,

Who has a winter coat for. child OF
-, whose hard-working mother is try
ING to keep her in school. The society
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12

An Expression of Sympathy.
Sunshiners deeply sympathize with
Mrs. Grace Tubbs, first vicepresident, in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
A Warning.

shine society that solicitor is again
in the city soliciting subscriptions at
so cents each for publication called
the Sunshine Journal, claiming that the
money collected is used for the benefit
of poor children. The International
Sunshine society wishes the public to
understand that it has no solicitors for
any purpose whatever and the official
publication of the society is called the
Bulletin and is published in New York
with Mrs. Cynthia MISSIONER Alden, the
society, as editor. After it's experience
with grafters and frauds year ago the
Minnesota society decided that in the
future no one should be authorized to
solicit for the Sunshine society.
The women soliciting for the "Sun-
shine Journal claim to represent the
National Sunshine legion, the Sunshine
league, and the international Sunshine
legion.
For the past year Mr.. Solenberger
has been Investigating their methods
and he has no hesitancy in saying that
they are not deserving of the public
generosity. Mr.. Solenberger has infoc-
nation from every city in which they
have operated and in many OF the cities
in which they claim to have settlements
and there are none at all. Where they
do maintain such institutions they are
carried on in the cheapest way possible
and often the rooms are in such unsani-
tary condition as to be injurious.
The plan adopted in Chicago and
which was exposed by the police this
summer is the usual one used in every
city. if the so-called charity workers
think it worth while to establish an in
stitution at all. In Chicago a small
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
Half Of Entire Stock Taken Last Week, and No
Wonder, as Very Best Makes of Pianos
Are Going in This Sale at

SACRIFICE, PRICES & BUYERS OWN TERMS
Balance Of Stock Must Be Sold by Next Saturday NghTo Make
This an Absolute Certainty the Next Six Days Will Be
SIX DAYS OF SENSATIONAL PRICE CUTTING
Cost Former Prices Will Not Be Considered and Any Reason
able Terms Of Payment Accepted If You Need Piano Now
is Your Time-Open Evenings, 727 NcoIet
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-22
Is b e.)

Gin alter sc teendnfer,
Der tpa6r59einli9 aus Der 3eit Der
ipanii9en Nrmaba itammt, lit Dor eiz
mem englii9sn S9iff aus Der HOrbTee
aufgebra4t unb na9 benz !6afen Oarz
mouth gei9afft tpprben. gr mar iiber
unb iiber nit Seeei9eln unb lebenben
Iuitern bebeft unb bate gana bas
4usieben zines aug borgei9i9tlider
3eit itammenben 9%egenftanbes. Su
Der GGnse NAB er bpIe IA SUB, in Der
8reite nit ben Mrmen 3 SUB. Der
u~ngebeure 6ol3flob, Der friiber in Der
SDblung bes S9afts geftedt habsn
muBte, mar gang perf9tpunben. Sas
9epi9t bes Mnfers betrus iiber 40
gentner. Die Slider fDnnen fia su
bieiem Sunbe boppelt gratuliren, neil
ibnen Der 9lnfer friibsr perf9ieoentli4
Die atebe 5errifen battle.
Snfo1ge Der beftigen
Stiirme, bic f6on felt WOden i'm Mits
telldnoifden Meer berrf6en. mar IS
ben italienii4en Sampfern, Die Die
entleeene Snfel Ponteaaria fonf fpoz
4entlia apeimal anlaufen, pOaig uuz
mDgli9, biefe nit 2ebensmitteln gu
periorgsit. Da fi9 bort cine ftarte Oez
portirtcufolonte befinbet, 10 mangelte
IS %tagelang am IIernOthisften. aumal
in5pn3sn audi bas ben 8erfebr NIT
Srapani permittelnbe unterieefabel
gerifen mar. G9lieBlid selang es
benz Gommanbanten, bur4 Spei uners
f3rodens Slider ben Sa4berbalt in
Srapani (@iailien) Su melben, bon mo
barn auf Der SteQe elm Sorpeboboot
NIT Me1l unb anberen 8ebirfnihen
na4 Pante1aria auslief unb benz
Notbltenb fdnea abbalf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-22

li9 famer nod einige Jibrer ieiner
Partei aus 2onbon, mm ibm b~ei3uites
BEN, unb bon linen purbe tpieberum
in Der preFe iiber feline SGbigteiten
beri9tet. Sein @egner par aft unb
fein setpanbter &ebner. Sans nit
ieinem lebbaften temperament, fei>
mem gepinnenben @eien unb ieiner
ftattliden Grf9einung ertparb auf Der
ganSen 2inie Sreunbe unb Mnbdnger
in Menee. Die S6panfenben qinz
gen in fem Eager iiber, ppn Sag gu
Sag fteigsrte ii9 bic grregung. On
einen Sieg Der partei ba9te freili9
Niemanb. 9p9 fopiel f9ien fi9sr,
bab 9ans Die MaioritGt Der @sgner
bebeutenb p~erringern perbe.
&m Sag Der MbItimmung err.i9te
bic Spannung ibren 6Dbepuntt, cine
5ubllDie Menge umlaeerte am Mbenb
bas Da6llofal, bas @rsebnib abpar=
tenb. limb als bic Mslbung erfolste,
ba Cabs elm Surrabrufen. ME iolfes
In Stamer bisber mod ni9t gebDrt
tparb. 9dns bate bic Maipritdt bes
9egners ni9t u perrineert, er bate
tie in cine MinpritGt bertpanbelt!
&is Sans am nd9iten Mors.n ct.
pa6te, bate er aunG6it bas 9efibl,
es lei allies nun Elm Sraum sepeien.
@on ben Wosen Der 8eseiiterung ems
por9etrdsen, mar er in ben lebten apei
Wp9en faum gu ii9 sefommen, unb
nun bermo9te Ct ielbft es faum gu
fafen, baB er, elm 8inb Der Irmutb,
Der emit als armer .3ieeuneriunse bas
2eben zines Dera9teten 2anbi trei9ers
gefiibrt bate, nun ptrfli9 Yarlaz
ments : Mitglieb mar unb su ben
meiit9endnnten MdHnerr bes 2anbes
sebOrte.
gingebent feines 8erfpre6ens,
nabm er 5reunb &i9arb nit mad
2onbpn, als er bprtbin reifte, I'm iei>
men SIP i'm parliament ein5unebmen.
Del9e @inbriide Der 8ibliotbetar
beimbra9te, bat Bis beute mod Hie=
manb bon linn erfabren. Oie einen
1dgen, CT lei bon 2onbon getpaltte ent=
tGuI9t pprben, bic anberen meinen,
er babe Is gu iiberpdltigenb g%efunben,
um es in Worten fdilbern gu fDnnen.
Srei Monate bate Sans f9pn in
2pnbon sepeilt, als er eort nit
@emma suiammentraf (. sc mar an
einem 4benb, no9bem er Says aupor
cine grpbe Gebe i'm parliament gsbdls
ten bate, bon Der ale Welt fpra9.
Sreunbe unb Seinbe ertldrten elm
miitbig, bab nunmebr feline p0itiou
eeii9ert lei.
SIN eriten Iugenblid, ba er @emmc
plDBli9 bor ii9 fuh. itubte er. Sief'
f90ne Dame In tOnigli9er 9altung
mars mDeli92 aonnte lie es fein9
rSerSerr erfennt mid niAt mshra'
rebete iie ibn lG9elnb an.
% bod BEETLE er ii4, gu ertpi'
bern. r@ie fnb =" ltnb er sOserte
Scr alte Same - tit CT gan7
bergeFen2" fraste lie.
Ser Hame? Cher pergdb i9 met
men eisenen. @lfo, pie friiber, nod
@emma2"
.9epib, @emma? Warum ni4ts'
nS9 befiir9tete nur :" besann CT
DAB i9 alsbann au9 p9ans" la
gen tpiirbeg" unterbra9 tie i'm mi
luitigem Baden.
Sarauf fab er ihr bon in's @eS6t
Sin idnslsr Blid, Elm Nufeuhten il
ibren beiben sluqen. nnb er Tab. ni
lire Wansen f& rofs fdrbten. e
fiblte in Die feiuen belle &6tbe fteiaen.
sd tperbe Did ftets @emma men
men," iaate er leiie. fat Hifsrno.
uno fe nit ibrem boloetsn Sd
deln: .Wie i9 Did fets 6ans nennel
tperoe."
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-22

-Spnberbare 3eitmtf'
n g. rSn biefer gonbitoret traf ih
mid friiber INNER nit meinem GouIin,
unb bann aben mir gremetorte, bic Is
bier in uniibertrefflider Site sibt!"---
r6ait Du lanse nit ibm perfehrtg-
= 80 ia; einunbadtais Sorten lans!'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-22
GlsDsiaro, Gincsnnat, Chicago & 81. Souls RaiIwsy.
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ptttsbnr9h, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Sonts Nv.
SutiauapeIts Dtbtfion.
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