The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
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THE Boston Globe has picture Of Sevres that
sold for $4,000 Now that is properly vahse. The
is still on the lO-cent counter
recent market headline Better Hogs Seen at
st. Paul. The hogs have perhaps been taking treatments
for guttony.
DR. Dowie had field day the other Sunday at Zion in
which he apostocaly that the Womens Chris
tan Temperance Union religious failure and that the
Young Mems Christian Association curse.
II for the temperance said the apostle in his
kindly way but dom think should be managed by old
maids
With Dr. Cleveland after the women's clubs and Dr.
Dowe after the W. c. r. IT, the girls having pretty
lively time of it. --a' ..-
The Sheldon (N d., Journal excited recently
by the work in front of the Journal office Of mule
with high mansard forehead and mind of its The
animal had been nsulted by being made beast of burden
while horse being led along behind On this plan the
mule kicked and started to The driver roared like
popuist who had lost the county printing but the mule
terribly in and evaded all who sought to catch him.
with all the confidence of prohbonist with jug in the
cellar Finally having succeeded in getting from the
detesed horse the mule leisurey ambed the thoro
fare looking tho he expected the band to strike up Hail
the CAef but he cornered by bunch Of railroad
with shovels, and led back to captivity.
During the discussion Of the bucketshop bill in the ILL
no legislature Mr. Rapp handed out to the Board Of
Trade in an amendment, which read as follows:
Section 5-Hereafter in the state Of nli-
nois all players Of the great national game
known poker, who shall play for stakes
where the limit is less than So, shall be known
as gamblers, and shall be subjec to the penal
ties prescribed by law for gambling; but where
the limit Of stakes is s., over, the game shall
be considered brokerage Office for the purpose
Of fixing the value Of celuloid checks and the
players thereof shall be known brokers
ligh-class fnanciers and shall be exempt from
penalties prescribed for violations Of gambling
laws.
The intent Of this act being hereby declared
to shut up all small games and legaize all large y
.
The boys from the Chicago Board of Trade who were on
the floor lobbying against the bucehops breathed hard
when this amendment read that they could be heard
the legislative hail.
Another googoo letter case on trial at Psburg to
the great joy Of the sensational press breach Of
promise Gbney of St. Louis who asks
$4,000 of Klaus Steiner of Psburg for damages
affections The prosecution practically exhausted itself
reading the burning oveetters Of to the St. Louis
girl He wrote average 1900 words day. and his let
tiers make two vominous books Klaus Yale Harvard
student too all rahrah boys are reading the letters
with unconcealed gee For instance Klaus told that
he had left off tobacco that bs might purify himself
against the time when she kissed him. whoop of joy went
thru the gloomy old courtroom when this came out.
In accordance with usual CUSTOM selec
tons from Klausy letters discourage the gooeoo
letter habit in others
My Dearest: It is 2 am. I cannot Sleep
Have gentle compassion me-. Do not Judge
me i'll; hear my story Your letters that came
to me each day bringing with them unds-
gulsed proof OF your unutterable belief in me,
and exhaling the very incarnation of love, to-
gether with my thoughts of you, have brought
me to perfect chaos of emotion and to fierce
conflict in my mind I am like one possessed,
and I know neither rest Of body nor of spirit ~
Good heaven, that should come to love a
woman with the passion and with the depth of
my soul as love you ..*
If this be love-, dearest, it is akin to pain
ISM that sweet! But listen to this: -.
Why doth the time that knows not your
%~A presence with drag out its existence with its
leaden feet and palsied joints Of dottering old
age9 Why, but might demand Of the air.
whyq and expect reply out Of it's thinness
Sweetheart it avaeth nothing. NY love for
you must undergo this trial Of separation and
this inexpressibe longing! -. ~
Referring to the frghful calamity that one of her let
tiers to him had probably been lost the cruel mail he
wrote to the girl follows
My Darling: Really with the awful thought
that one OF your precious
lost to forever, felt that the bottom had
dropped out Of things.
could do without three meals day, could
do without sleep and I could do without the love " :
Of my family, great as it is, but cannot miss
your daily assurance that you me with all
your heart. :..... -F- "~s 49, r@>
read your words until each is burned
into my brain, and so filled with the spirit
of love and devotion, which they convey that
am almost swear that you spoke the message
direct to my Dearest, will never be com
PEELED to read between the lines as long as you
transcribe your heart dictates T know GOV, .