The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
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THERE is Russian colonel in the army, too, who
doesn't care, We refer to Colonel Tootsievtch Rom
anotf, the heir to the
An autoawn mower been made that the spinach
from with the easy facility of father
ping his tired son out OF bed at am
If Russia cannot do anything in the ORIENT the time
seems ripe for the Moscovite to yump heavily
Sweden and Norway and provide them little canned bu
eaucracy. The brother folk to have furnished
opening.
If you neglect put your coal today tomorrow the
coal man will double your fine.
Why kill fellow when it much pleasanter
to get together and settle it up-and cheaper, tooY
MA
A well-known Kenwood statesman coming down.
town yesterday morning with the rheumatism and two UNI
brelas. Who has lost an umbrelaY =.
Having had the ooptheloop machine of sudden death
and other aerial of interest particularly to the
oner much Mortified formerly at the killing
of few thousand Russians
Do YOU ever get little choice information by listening
at the teephoneq California just adopted law that
ought do something to put end to the contemplate
practice of eavesdroppng party telephone lines. Under
the provisions Of the law caught listening liable
to five years less in the state penitentay Imprisonment
in the county Jail not exceeding fine not exceed
ing $4,000; or both fine and imprisonment
The Housekeeper magazine without which it would be
pretty difficult keep house. recently sent its associate ed
tor Miss Marian Bonsa to Utah to study the conditions
there and ga if possible, insight into the home life Of
the Mormons and its effect upon Miss Bonsal has
returned with story that will interest," thrill and
every in this country. Miss Bonsa
eff there stronger word than tragedy to to
describe the lives of many of the women, would it.
What they suffer in the Of their religion is beyond
BELIEF
Just what Miss Bonsal has discovered do not know
but it can be imagined Think of dividing your up
among four or five other ladies' Of knowing the
rugs be beaten the to be and
may get taste Of the tragedy that into the life of
every Mormon For the next few months we shah
seize Houskeeper with feversh expectancy of the worst
A variety Of intoxication now in vogue in Kansas is
called 'the jerky drunk It caused by drinking patent
medicine which gets the until the result is only
about two whoops from st. vtus dance
Did you know Lydia Johnson9 Lydia working
In Denver few years ago for about So week. The family
moderate circumstances Johnson, his wife and daugh
all being employed and each contributing to the family
fund Then day. the father killed in elevator in
the Jackson building The required to defray funeral
took the little savings and the mother and daughter
left practically destitute
After 'Escmpig' and getting along the best way they
could became Of ask for help starve and Lydia
johnson the charity organization and briefly stated
the condition in which she and her mother placed In
vestgation made and her story proved true. Mrs.
George charitable society became interested III
girl and often to visit the home the North Side.
One day she went the steps to the porch she heard
singing 1t proved to be LYDIA and, pleased with
the girl IS voice. Mrs. George questioned her.
II want to be pri ina DONNA promptly answered
LYDIA "and I'm going to be, too; you just wait and
In the of year or two Mrs. johnson and Lydia
New York How they managed scrape together
money enough mystery to Mrs George for she not
asked for aid Now the has reached Denver from Paris
that Lydia, penniless and alone, but pronounced by
Marchess have of the finest voices heard is
working factory for the smallest of
ing however, in her determination to become great singer
"some day. when fortune condescends to smile.
The Denver charity organization however, having been
of the condition Of the girl thru letter written
Denver going to take the matter and endeavo to raise
fund sufficient to support the young asirant for fame
until she becomes far enough advanced singer to
money enough to pay for further instruction.
The letter from Mrs johnson is ptfu for the
son almost starving herself but does ask
penny. All she wants is that money be Lydia il
order that the girl may be able Of goo6
teacher LYDIA it worked her the
the steerage and secured place factory where she
is.
When you sit down to your comfortable dinner tonigh
think Of Lydia Johnson sitting tired and lonesome
Paris but sustained by the idea that she is day going
to be great singer. And she is. You watch Lydia
Now don you wish you rich? "A. J. R: