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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
Low Rates to the Southwest.

Chicago, November 2s.-To assist in de- veloping the southwest and attract to that section an increased number of home-seekers, the Santa Fe and Rock Is- land have submitted proposition to the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
The Appropriate Place.

From "Fliegende Blatter.'
 Modern Composer-Children. don't make such an internal noise. If you must raise a racket then go into the muslc-Ioonl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29

Don't forget to go to w. R. McVay's, 2l2O Second Ave, for your whisky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29

We will close all day Thursday. Thanksgiving. 4. & F. Tea Co. Phone 5O5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29

Moore & Handley Hardware Co. have in stock engines, boilers. pumps and are prepared to furnish anything wanted in the machinery line promptly. Phone 949.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29

Don't forget to go to w. R. McVay's, 2l2O Second Ave, i, for you whisky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-29
A DIRECTORATE OF MINING MEN.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
9ie u8eIbe 0efabr''.

Sin fleinss @sfdidtden pirb in
Der 3eitidrift nStaiien" ersdhlt. Der
iapanif6e @efanbte @afabira bat es
einisen Sournaliiten gum beiten gess-
BEN, bic ii4 iiber bic nselbe @efabr4
unterbielten: SD bOrte, pie 5tpsi
Sranen iiber bic Sapaner fprdaen.
Die Sapaner, fagte bic erte, fontea
gar nidt in unier 2anb hereinSelahsn
iperben. &aum, bab bic iunsen 2eute
ibrer Station bier our Sdule fommen,
beginner lie Elm regelredtes Betrusss
fpitem! = Nun, tpiefo benin bass =
fragte bic ameite. = Wiefo9 Wun, fe
beaablen tbr nnterriGtsgelb nur fir
einen, unb babel lernen fe fur 5pei
obsr brei!!" - gtne trefflidt gbaraf'
t~sriitit bes iaponif9en 0leibes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
SniHsna@ri@ten.

Nem Dort: Minneapolis" bon 9onbon
v2aifer @ilbelm Der @robe" bon
8remen; yJtrf Bismard" bon
9amburs; varOnprin3 @iIbslm"
nod 8remen; .Sfabonta" mad
Giume.
2iberpool: .2aurentian" nod SaIifag
uno philadelphia.
Auttuerpen: .9roonIanb" nod SEEM
Dort.
5ambur9: ypentaur" nod San Gran-
cisco.
Neapel: wPrina Ostar" mad @enua.
Sober: r@raf @albsrise" nod Dam.
burg.
Siberpool: .9afsW anitoba" na9Wont.
real; ySaronia" nod 8ofon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
Der $rabe" a.

@hicaeo, %. Mue. 5ar ben
b,ften plan fur bas reus @ourtbouIe
batte bic ct. Coulter alr9itsttenirma
0apnes & Barnett ben In $4,000 be-
febenoen erHen preis, uno bic @bica-
go'er Mraitsttsn Solabirb uno &o9e,
ben 3ueiten erbaltsu. $robbem uurbe
beute ben g6teaeo'ern Der Bau au9e.
ipro9en. Dariiber groBe gntrifunq
Efeite.s Der ct. Coulter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
I Ntbert @phn.

gerlin, 20. aue. SIM alie,
bon hber 70 Sabren it bier Der Sbate.
fpeareforiaer unS febr bebeutenbe Mts.
tiquar Mlber @obn aus benz 2sbsn ge,
f9ieoen. gu feinsr ltterarif6en Gin.
tsrlafeni4aft geb6rt cine faf bOQenoet'
Sbateipsare. Geographic 9r6bten I'm
fangs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

tung, baB bic Dor einigen Wonaten cts
folste @riinouns beutider Ratboliter'
Wsrsine in Der propins poisn auf bie
S6rberune bes beui'dsn einnss in Der
OFmarf befruGtenb einuirten pttroe,
beifdtigt id. 4uf benz 8srbanbstage
Der beutf9sn 9atbolifsnpsreIne In 2ro'
toi9in bat Der 3ueisberein 9Obsnial3a
ben antras sefislt, Elm ginbernebmen
nit benz 3risserbuno our grri&tung
zines tatbolifden 2risgerwaiienbauies
an~subabnen.
Sisier Antra8 benefit, bob lid tn Der
@sRnnuns Der bsuti9en 2at6olifen Der
probin3 poisn cine bsbeutiame Ienoe'
rung bOl3iebt. Gri6er mar. ME bel
ben polen aIgemein, au9 bet ibnerl
bielfa9 Der 2risgerbuno perborres3!rt,
unb unter bsHen Mitslieoern fanben
fa OerbdItnibmdbig tuenis aatbolitsn.
2oopsriren bic bsuti9sn 2atbolitenuers
eins nit benz 2rie9erbunb. 10 tueroen
bic bisberissn S9ranten fallen unb bic
%uationalen Befrebunssn cine md9tige
66roeruns erbalten.
5Ieif9er mobil d t.
Berlin n, 90. Dug. Simmer ents
f1iebener tpirb Die Mctior our 8eieiti=
guns Der bridenben Gleiidnotb. SEPT
follsn ale Jleif9ermeifer i'm &side mos
bill ssma9t tueroen. UNI nit bereinten
2rdftsn auf bic Bssnbisuns Der 2alas
mitdt binsuarbsiten. Der 0orfanb Der
gerbdnbe Der Gleii9ermeifer bat einen
Mufruf on idmmtli9e Msifer Deutids
lambs CUR Sbeilnabme an einem @on=
bent erIaRen, Der 9nfang September In
Berlin CUR Wabrung ibrer Sntereis l
a~bgebaltsn psrbsn fol. Nuf bieier
Misunderstanding iOu flar gema4t
tuerben, baB Der &uin ~unsdbligsr Be-
triebs u%nbermeiolid let, uen1 bic Re
eierung ni9t In ibrer politit Der @ren3.
ipsrrsn cine Isnbsruag eintretea la1en
tperbe.
q ; n n n q g.
Berlin, 20. Aus. SIN 2i9tbOfe
Der @ubmssbaIe po0sos fi4 beute eine
impOiants militdrii9s Geier. bic Tase'
lung unb Weibe neuer Gahnen unb
S%tanbarten fir Sruppentbeile oes
a9ten Mrmseforps. Beionberen @lans
berlisb Der geremonie bic @~sgsnuart
bss 8aifers unb Der 3aiierin, fdmmts
li9er prin3en bes f6nisli&en 9auies
unb Der @eneraIitdt. Mu9 tparen DE.
putationen ,.,;ieniaen $ruppentbeile,
FIR tusI9e bic neuer Jelbaei&en be-
timmt finb. 3u Der Jeier befoblen tpor'
ben.
Bon ben altel Tabnen, beren @rfab
bur9 neue f9 als notbmensig ertpie'
fen bate, finb Hbrisens bic Staneen
geblisbsn unb nur bas 5abnentu9 III
eriest tuorben. Ote ueberreffe Der alten
Tabnen tueroen im 3eugbaufe CUR grs
inneruns IN BITE rubmrei&en S&la&-
ten, an bensn bie $ruppsn tbeilgenom.
men habsn, aufbsmabrt tuerben.
&ubr | m 60. &eaiment.
Srisr, 29. Nuq. SIN Ghielisr=
battalion bes biefiaen Snfanterie- Re-
ailments go. SO it bic &ubr epibsmiId
nufsetreten. Die 3abI Der grtrantun.
gen 1T 10 groB, bob bas Battalion bon
ber S9eilnabme an ben beborftsbsnbsn
3aiferman6Dern ausgeI9lohen merbsn
mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

Strenst S%erren... std
mar anfanss feRr ftrens gssen meine
Jrau!" = ~Ja. ia, barum haf Ou
aud EtAt lurse rssiert!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
SIrfei.
armenier n.

2onfantinopel, 20. Mug.
Ipit unbiian, Elm befannter Mrmeuier,
tuuroe in Der Vorfaot @alata bon
@birto 0artanian, Der Elm n~aturaliir.
ter an1eriianii9er Birser su fein be-
bauptet, EeridoRen.
nnbiiOn puroe i'm Sabre 1896 als
RebolutiOndr bsrbaftsi, l5fe aber bann
feline 0~erbinbung nit ben Nebolu-
iiondren.
8artenian lebte 10 Sabre In ben
Der. Staten, er fast er babe ben Be
febl erbalten llnoitan 3u t6Otsn. mil
aber ni4t fa9en, wer i'm ben Befebl
gab.
Die 6rage lit nur. oh ttrtiI&e @e-
ridte ober bas 2oniularssri9t ben
W6rbsr gu prO3effren bat.
HnBlanb.
SerrprfRen limb bereit.
g t. petersburg, 90. Muguf.
Die ruiff9en &ebolutiondre babsn Be.
f9lpHsn, cine r,sue S9redensberri@aft
3u inauguriren. Wis INNER au9 bte
Griebsnstonfersn3 In portsmoutb aus.
fallen mag, tusrben He losf&lagen. fos
balb btsfslbs au gnbe 1T. Mae 8Orbes
%rsitunsen fino sstrofsn, unb felt meb.
rersn Wo9en tpsrben maRenbaft Waf.
fen, WunitiOn unb Spren9RoHe aber
Die 6ferrei9if9e unb beutf@e @rense
gsi9muggelt. CIR bic Witte adaitsn
Wonats tiinoi9en Die So3ialifteu einen
aagemeinsn Gtrsit Der Siienbabnars
better an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
&ongre6 fl Sraiitl
SartbOlot, Dem SOriiber, cite
SbatiDu 6ar.
5reube in europa iber bic gereinbarnng 80 Tortsmomt6. SpppI5Hnsg
Ghueem. = Jiipiuus in Sdnoen amsrifanider Eultifer.
Semide ber6amSem fd in ben Ofmarfen gegen golen.

uIbIer ACKNOWLEDGMENT OIuue eIS
lafsn babe unb fslbff ben 8opeott
tpiini6e.
Rel orme n.
Pefing, 90. Mug. Die frembsn
@efanbten tpobnten sinem Banteits
Del, tuel9ss Bring @bin gu gbrs1 Der
ROmmiiion CAB, bic i'm Auftrage Der
&ssisrung cine Reife UNI bic Welt an-
tritt. Der 6aupt3ued bieier 2ommii.
hon if, ben parlamentarismus iri
auslanoe 3u fuoiren, ba bic 2aiierins
Witwe beabf9tigt, am Neuiabr elm
Setret 3u erlafen, bur9 uel9es bic
@rri9tung zines parlamsntes au6lf
Sabre fpdter angsorbnst miro.
Die 2ommiRdre tuerben einen Wonat
in Sapan 3ubringsn unb bon bort
tber Mmerita nod europa sshsn. vs.
wurbe Dorgei9lagen iuesen Der Muss
ialtebunesgeisbe ge9en @bineien ni&t
bur9 bic Ser. Stadten, fonbern bur9
@anaba ,u rsifen, bic Sbee murbe lee
bod tusssn bes faltsn alimas baielbf
aufseseben.
Sie aommiiRon tpirb nit grobem
8efolge rsiien.
8is CUR ginfibrune bes parlamsn.
tss uiro bic &esieruns .3ablrei9e Stus
benton mad benz Muslanbe i9iden, UNI
oas Bolt BET ibrsr &adtsbr ftir parla.
mentarif9s &e9ieruns bOr3ubereitsn.
Ybilippinen.
g d M d r u + u b
b6ngtgfett.
WaniIa, 20. Nug. Der War.
moriaal bss Stabtbauies mar beute mil
GilipinOs iiberfaat, bic fir unab6dns
gigfeit f4mdrmen. sic tparer1 bon
@snsralsOabernsur Wrisht eingelaoen
porben i6rs gel9werbet aeger bie
lotale unb bic 8unSesregisrung bot
ben 2onsrsBleuten 3u er6rtern, bic &c.
senpdrtis bier gu geiube fno.
Sie Beriammlune tpurbs bon Sen.
Scott bon Weft @irsinia our Oronunq
s%srufen. Der aud als 0orRber funsirte.
9lls &sbnsr tuareri fir llnabbdnsig.
feit.
giner bebauptete FIR bieie ieien biz
GilipinOs better gsetgnst, uie bic @rie-
DEN. 8uIsarsn unb peruaner. Sis
Gilipinos triini9ten nna6bdngigteii
unter sinsm ameritanif9en protstto.
rate oosr elm Spfsm permansnter Nsu.
traIitdt, bas BON ben Ser. Staater Itit
ben @robmd9tsn arrangirt tpsrben
f6nnte.
Die antpsisnssn 2%ongreBlents iber-
i9tttetsn nun bic 5ilipinos nit einsn
6a9el bon Grasen unb bra9ten bieiel'
ben In Wsrmirrung. Die 3ongreb'
l.uts amuRrtsn i9 bartibsr unb 3on'
greBmann @ooper ertldrts fpdter pri
batim NIT usbsr3eusuns, bab an I'm
abbdnsigtsit fir Die Gilipinos nod
ni4t 3u oenfen iei.
@roBbritannien.
3 apaner geprieen.
2onbon, 80. @ug. 9a bis mel
fen b66ersn Beamtsu aubsrbalb be
Stabt fno, if Is f9misris Die ri9tie
Meinung Der &esierunasfreife ibsr be,
Grieoensi9lub 81 pOrtsmOutb su er
fabren. Die 3eitungen preiien In
Magemsinen bisSrobmutb Der Sapansr
SentI6lano.
@bplera.
Sansig 9. 90. Aug. Gin 3peiis
6l6ber if gu gmla9e entoedt uoroen
Der bic @bolera bat. gs Rno baislb'
AZ 8ootsleute uno 6l6bsr unter Quo
rantdne.
n, 90. MueuH. Sn galr
Rno A reue @b,lsrafdle sefunoen nor
ben. in ben S6rfern Neusut I'm
S96nies ie elmer.
sara unb bhnbig.
Berlin, 20. Nuauf. Sapa
bat einen srosen moralii9sn Siel
RuBlanb einsu biblomatif9en grfol
erfO9ten unb prdfioent Rooiepslt mir
ftinftis aIs GROCER Staatsmanr baf'
non - ma IN ss fuo8 RsYTin Hhsr ne
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

Gin pieIfader 1riniondr, Ger fh niht I'm 5ahluns Der
Steuern bernmorndt.
IS aibt bieleitt be Itaondre In unfrem 2anbe, bic nitt babinterher
Hnb, ibre eteuern aufs MuberFs berabsebrat' 3u feben, aber bon febr usnisen
tf oies betannt. giner Der uenigen, bic In ser Weie behnnt fnb, TT War'
fban Sido, Der gbeaao 6&nitmaaren 26nig, Der nod ME mesen au bober
etsuer-etni9dbuna prOteHirt bat, trObosm sr fur stn germ6ssn bon 40 DeiQtO'
nn Dollars etuern berappsn mub.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
KNABENSHUE FLEW
KITES WHEN 4 BOY
AND MADE HIS SMALL BROTHER
DO A PARACHUTE ACT.
His Purchase Of Captive Balloon from
Snowman Helped Him After Many
Vicissitudes to Accomplish Feats
Which Have Made Him World Fa-
NOUS.

Toledo, Ohio.-It would be difficult
to estimate just how many times the
name Of A. Roy Knabenshue has been
in print this summer, and still more diff
fcult to even guess the number OF times
his name has been spoken. ~
Roy Knabenshue is next to the oldest
of family Of five boys. Before Roy
had reached a great age as a boy, the
principal occupation of the boys and his
s'gang' was that Of kite flying ami
ballooning. ...
Made Monster Kite.
One day Roy, who was tireless in the
sport, said to the writer, Let's make
the biggest kite we can fly The COM
blned amount of finances which we
could muster was small, but nothing
daunted, we set about our task. After
several nocturnal visits to the various
new houses in the vicinity, we succeed
ed in getting a goodly supply Of pine
strips, about an inch in width and an
inch in thickness and ten feet or so in
length. These were placed in the usual
manner of arrangement for the old six
pointed kite, and held in place by wire
strings, which as [ remember, came
from the guitar Of Roy's Oldest brother
Guy, now a lieutenant in the United
States army.
When completed, the kite was consid-
erably more than six feet in height, and
the question of tWine strong enough to
hold it in the air was puzzler. The
father of a playmate, Emil Sacks, was
a contractor, so he contributed, without
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
MEMBERSHIP LIST
PASSES 800 MARK
ST. ANTHONY COMMERCIAL CLUB
MORE THAN REALIZES AIMS.
Committee on Membership Soon to Call
a "Halt Lively Rush for Admis-
sion Into Club Augurs Well for It's
Career-Its Financial Standing Good
from the Start.

It. sounds like a fairy tale, yet a
statement was never more truthful than
the report, announcing that the st. An
thony Commercial club has already a
membership Of 1862, all Of whom are
prominent men in East Minneapolis
business circles. At the meeting Tues
day evening. Ill men applied for mem
not been properly announced they will
be named as members at the next meet
ing. In addition to this half hundred
East Side residents have asked for ap-
plication blanks and their applications
will be presented and voted upon at
the next meeting, so that there will
probably be, over 400 members by the
Much credit is due to the East Side
men who have hustled the work along,
and thru whose untiring energy the
plans have been made to develop with
out delay whatever. East Minneapolis
needed Commercial club for a great
manv reasons, that was the general yer
dict at the mass meeting some time
ago. Once its needs were fully under
stood the leading men Of the East Side
came to the front and put their shoul-
ders to the wheel with a determined
effort to organize the club at once. Al
ready the club is a strong and inf1uen-
tia1 body, which will be prominent in
all municipal affairs of the city, and
which will further the interests and
growth Of East Minneapolis greatly.
The next step to be taken will be
the election of officers and meetiD g
at which the report Of the house com
mittee in charge Of looking up suitable
quarters for the club will be read.
Oct. II has been decided upon as cleo
tion night and lively times are antici-
pated by the 400 members who are to
state their preferences and choice at
the election. AS soon as the officers
have been chosen the committee on
looking up clubrooms will be author
ters along as fast as possible SO that
perhaps by Nov. 1 the club may have
Side downtown district. The plan is
! to have clubhouse of their own, yet
the members feel that Efslowly but
SURELY is motto which it is well tt
uphold in the future actions:
AS soon as the membership list is
closed and the officers are elected the
club will arrange for a large baInquae
to properly celebrate this event. AS fa7
as the plans go there will be cafe
in connection with the clubrooms
where the men will find every possibl;
/ home comfort. The cafe will be ad
Joining the club parlors and this ar
rangement will give the men the often
desired opportunity to entertain busi
ness associates from out Of the city
for over the day without having tx
make use Of club across the rivel
for luncheon and rest hour. Every
4 will be up-tp-date and of the very best
q and the club will be Launched into it:
first year of existence under the mos
favorable auspices .
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
.sxsxxxxx.s
TO MEET
CHURCH MEMBERS
RECEPTION FOR REV. H. K. PAINT
Err AT COMO CHURCH.
New Pastor Is Determined to Develop
the Growth of Popular Southeast
Minneapolis Congregational Church,
and Wants to See It's Membership
Doubled Within a Year or Two.

Residents Of Southeast Minneapolis
and particularly the members of the
Como Avenue Congregational church,
will have an opportunity to meet the
new pastor, Rev. H. X. Painter OF Como
Avenue church, at reception given
this evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Elwell on Eleventh ave
nue. Sc. Mr.. Painter came to Mime
apolls only a few weeks ago and is still
His former parish was in Fairmont,
Minn., where he served the church for
three very successful years. AS the
continual growth of the Eastside church
necessltates an energetic, earnest and
hardworking pastor, the choice Of the
congregation fell upon Mr.. Painter. The
pastor, assisted by the leaders Of the
church, is laying out plan of work
which will result in great benefit for
of bringing the congregation into closer
touch and in increasing the member
ship. Mr.. Painter has been much inter
ested in the plan of making the Como
district division on the East Side as
the third center for the Chapman evan
gelistic meetings, to be. held this fall.
No final decision has been reached by
considered favorably.
At,the reception Mr.: and Mrs. Charles
Way, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Elwell, Mrs
and Mrs. W. J. Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs
John B. Cray and Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Simms will CT INSIST as a committee
to receive with Rev. and Mrs. Painter
and to introduce them to the members
of the church and friends.
Mrs. Pettis, the organist of the
church, has arranged a pleasing musica
program, to which Miss Frances Cham
berlain and Elvin SERVER will add vo
cal selections and the orchestra ensem
BILE numbers. ....
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

had been secured a large parachute,
made Of silk shawl, was tied on to
the balloon, with a long linen thread.
Then when the balloon was loosed the
fuse was lighted, and when high in the
air it burned the thread, which allowed
the parachute to drop, much to the en-
joyment of the ''gang." This was the
starter. The finish came some days
later we all had hand in it.
A quantity Of bed clothing was Sc
cured for mammoth parachute, which
was built in Knabenshue's cellar. Paul
Roy's small brother was induced to
make the leap. Paul, screaming and in
agony from striking the ground, ran in
and told his father our coercion. Mr..
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Margaret Fryberger has moved to 1915
Fifth street Sc. for the winter.
N. N. Lunde of Craig. Lunde & Craig made an
Sunday visit at st. James, Minn and re-
turned Tuesday morning.
Mrs. R. S. Parker of Seventh avenue Sc has
gone to Centralia. southern Illinois, to visit
relatives until after the holidays.
Mrs. Seagrave Smith is occupying the r. S.
Parker residence during the winter
Mrs. H. F. Nachtrieb of 9O5 Sixth street SE
is visiting relatives in Buffalo. N. Y, and will
return home next week.
Miss Jessie Wier has gone to California to
spend the winter.
Miss Adellu IIawes has returned to Wells
college.
Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Hawes have returned
to reside and at their old home. 419 Sixth
street SE, which has been remodeed and greatly
improved
Rev. and Ms. W. H. Jordan left Tuesday
morning FOR Eveleth, Minn. where DR.. Jordan
will attend the Northern Minnesota conference.
They will return next week.
Mrs. X. P. Humphreys has been visiting at
Hudson, Wis, and at Burkhart, Wis.
:, Mrs. L. F.. Golfer of Chicago has been spend
Ing a week with her parents Fifth street.
Mrs. c. L. WalcCtt Of Milton, Vt, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. p. c. Demin:, at 23OO Central
avenue.
NJ. and Mrs. Martin bitterness have moved to
1926 Taylor street NE.
Mrs. E. B. Day of Fillmore street NE is
home from several months trip to the Pacific
coast
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

sion, and when he finally heard of the
gas engine, he began to worry more than
ever about aerial navigation.
The turning point in his career may
be said to have come when a fakir at
tended fair in Fostoria with a cap
tive balloon. This infatuated Knaben-
shue, and he bought it from the fellow,
paying 5000 for it. He tried to get
his money back making ascens1ons s, IN IN
came to Toledo, and, after a variety of
unfortunate experiences he finally
landed in St. Louis with his balloon,
having considerable experier re, but out
Of pocket a much greater amount.
It St. Louis he caught on with some
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

ering bad hole in the street. This we
appropriated, and that night with a
good breeze blowing we sailed the kite
with the goblin appended to it's tail. We
got notoriety. Everybody thought it
was a comet, and for some days It was
the talk Of the neighborhood.
Perigo, another Of the "gang" and
Knabenshue were the instigators of the
next experiment with the writer roped
in as sort of parasite. In my father s
drug store window were several red,
white and blue paper balloons on the
few days Just preceding the Fourth Of
July, when fireworks were sold, and
was importuned to secure some Of the
treasures, and did. After the balloon
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

Knabeashue did not believe in discrimi-
mating, so we, one and all, received a
goods tanning. :.
When Roy got little older, his mind
turned to the scientific, particularly
toward electricity. Well can I remem-
Der the first electric battery he ever
made. Next was private telegraph
line.
Then changes came. One after an
other Of the old "gang' grew up and
Roy was married when but child. The
next I heard Of hi mhe was working for
a telephone company, managing an ex-
change at Fostoria, Ohio. But all this
time he never missed balloon ascen-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
knowing it, from his tool chest, his

knowin@g k;1 w e. it, from his tool chest, his
The big bird was a success. Fly?
How it did soar, and how with envy
Knabenshue and I clung on to the
string, and like autocrats allowed the
other members Of the "gang' to feel
it pull once in a WHILE But this was
not all we wanted. We were after no
toriety. At first we thought we would
the Toledo "Blade,'' to insert an ad-
vertisement that we would fly a kite as
an exhibition, but better plan sug-
gested itself. =
We found a red lantern with a red
rag around it standing ON board COW
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THE CHURCHES

Church division of the. Ladies' Aid
society of the First Methodist church
met Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Mccarthy, GA Fifteenth avenue
SE at a sewing bee. Mrs. Effe Burgan.
the president, presided.
The members of the Rector's Aid
of Holy Trinity church met at thin
BILE bee in the guild house Tuesday
plans for the coming winter work. Ar
rangements were also completed for
the New England supper to be given
next Tuesday evening in the guild hall.
Mrs. W. H. Murphy of 1908 Four 4
street Sc will open her home for the
meeting of the Woman's union ancl
thimble bee next Tuesday afternoon
at 9 o'clock, Miss Taylor will speak
The Unity club met at the home Of
Mrs. E. L. Monroe, 525 University ave-
nue. Sc, Tuesday afternoon. A literary
program had been arranged and Pro
fessor Maria Sanford Of the university
gave a delightful talk on Michael An
gelo's "Raphael' and other masters
Professor Sanfard' IS talk series Of
colored pictures was shown. 49,
Members of the First Congregational
church have been formed into divisions
and hold weekly meetings at the home
of different members. These prayer
meetings are conducted preparatory to
the revival meetings which will be
held from Oct. 80 to Nov. Is.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Bethany
! Congregational church was entertained
at the home of Mrs. I. Cable Wednes-
! day afternoon. Mrs. M. Stevens, Mrs
| G. Scott, Mrs. B. Perrin and Miss Anna
Sprauger assisted the hostess.
The fourth division of Trinity Meth
odist church Ladies' Aid society enter
tanned at German market at ~24l4 Cen
tral avenue last Saturday. The girls OF
the Queen Esther circle assisted with
ice cream and homemade candy.
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advertisers and landed permit to ham
die the captive balloon at the fair and
distribute advertising dodgers from his
lofty heights. Then he met Captain
Baldwin, successfully navigated the Ar
world amazing feats, by building and
ceessfully operating his new ship, the
Toledo.
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East Side.

The women of Bethany Presbyterian
church entertained at a supper in the
church parlors Wednesday evening. At
ter the supper a musical and Literary
program was given. The seating ca
pacity in the dining room was taxed to
the utmost.
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Mrs. H. s. Noble will give her open
ing ball Saturday evening at Unlv.er-
sity hall. In celebration of the opening
of the dancing season the DECORATIONS
and appointments will be particularly
attractive and will be carried out in
the autumn colors.