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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-26
coLoRED CLUB PROTESTS
st. Paul Committee Wires President
Asking Reopening of Army Case.


The Men IS Sunday club (colored) Of
st. Paul, met in Pilgrim Baptist church
yesterday, and adopted resolutions ask
ing President Roosevelt to reopen the
case against Companies B, G and D,
Twenty-ffth infantry, United States
army, discharged from the service on
the charge of concealing the names of
those of their number who were re-
sponsible for the Brownsville riots. The
following telegram was sent to Wash
ington.
Theodore Roosevelt, President, wash
1ngton: Mems Sunday club respectfully
represents to you that testimony taken
BY officers investigating Brownsville az
fair, according to copy sent out by war.
department, failed to establish guilt Of
any man, and but slight testimony tend
ing to show soldiers responsibility for the
shooting. We therefore respectfully petit
ton that case against Companies B. c.
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WHOLE TOWN MOVING

Special to The Journal.
Fairfield, Iowa, Nov. 26.-Unable to
prevent the Rock Island railroad from
building cutoff which will leave the
town Of Pleasant Plain, Jefferson coun-
ty, without railroad, the town is in
the act Of moving a mile from it's old
location to the new cutoff line.
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purse strings will loosen before the cold
weather sets in. ..'-rsss. s-te#ss
A personal canvass is being made by
the two large ORGANIZATIONS andsit will
probably be SO thoro that anyone will
have the opportunity to give to both
or to the one withawhich he has taken
sides in this question.
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More pure india rubber. More wear.
More style. Foot-Schulze rubbers.

Note Change In Departing Time, Train
No. Q; wisconsin Central.
Effective Sunday, Dec. I'd, train No..
2 will leave Minneapolis for Chicago
s8:35, arriving Chicago at 10 PM, max
ing good connections with all eastern
roads.
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(10I,DBERG'S
Seventh and Hennepia.
T. G. 1376-PHONE-N. w. s52.

Florida Oranges, dozen, Zoe; Fancy
red table Apples, peck etc; cooking
apples, peck, 15c; Rutabagas and
Carrots, peck, &c; red Onions, peck,
l2c; large Squash, each, &c; solid
Cabbage, 8 for 1Oc; Sweet Potatoes,
10 lbs, zoe.
Orange and Lemon peel, Id. .....l6c
Vanilla or Lemon Extract, 10c
Dottles ..........l Loo
New SHIELDED Walnuts, lb 3Sc
New soft shell Walnuts, lb. .....17c
New mixed Nuts, Id. Ice
Hickory or black Walnuts, h-pk Csc
Popcorn, sure pop, s lbs ....... 25c
Fancy Japan Rice, lbs ........28c
N. B. C. Soda Crackers, 20lb
box .S1.2O
Nabisco, Cocoanut Dainties, 10c
pigs .2SC
Tomatoes, solid pack, can, lOc;
dozen ....................$1.1 10
Sweet Corn, can &c; dozen. SOC
There is no need Of paying high
prices for your Coffee when you can
buy our Mocha and Java, 21a lbs 48c
POULTRY. -, Z
Turkeys, lb:.........15c-l9c 2Oc
Geese, ID. :::12Mc
Ducks, ID. :.............12hc-14c
Spring Chickens, ........1Oc-12hc
Hens .......................Sc-lOc
Oysters, quart. ..4Oc- SOC
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thanksgiving Day Excursions.
Z On Nov. 28th I'and Doth the North
Western Line will sell Excursion
radius Of 800 miles, at one and one
third fare for the round trip. Tickets
good for return. until Deesi3d, 19O6.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-11-16
Tlrf @ralth nj
mim1 attn 1nnu
By REV. WILLARD THORPE.

for originality and sponane Sin defining and
Of disease that which is abnormal unwhoesome de-
fectve in any part of a mans life.
When Of splendid physique standing WELL walking WE'LL
disciplined for all possible things able to swim and and climb and
dance and wrese and throw and hit the bueye convicted Of
ought have been all those things They part
the normal life Of the body and they react the whole life
That why introducing them manual training into best
schools to-day
And when, again, Of splendid character honest to the
depths his being brave with the that honesty demands
others word and deed his strength with snghearted
better the condition of his fellows and moving forward
his set Godwad lighted with the glory of sublime fa tn
convicted of for that is the normal athletic development Of
the soul and is what ought to be.
Along these lines standards Of life and and virtue
forming very different from those Of the past The world will
again the monastery for its conceptions religion and
ideal life The abnomal of the monasc life viatd the whole
type religion which engendered We look back to-day with
boys and girls to live normal vigorous asded
result already religion Of sunshine penetrating every
of % religion Of hope and trust casting the old
shadows of shame and fear religion of love- finding good everyone
and claiming for the good religion free from the old strain
and feversh and characterized by the
harmony
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how hdeous they may be.
To stylish and good TASTE to be and artistic must bear
IN mnd-aboVe all endividuay Never against personality
The fashion worser who bows down the extreme decree socaed
style degrades the word and makes herself ridiculous.
IN all the radical changes and innovations of fashion there is meth
cd of modification and this constitutes real charm Of the stylish
ndividuatythat is what The besdresd actresses on
the stage realize this and for that they create Styles The
smart American the best dressed in the world realize this and
for that styles created for their individual charms
Take for instance the of the Empire gown, which
threatening to be urafaonab dress costumes
sgners The American did fancy it. This the
French artist realized that he must adapt the Empire to suit the fash
onabe dame of America The result the modified Empire with the
princess front and the semiEmpre back
This the point of the and really stylish dresser adapt
ing extremes to individual tastes stylish extreme
When fashion dictates radical fads the stylish Immediately begins
modify such fashions her individual tastes Her personal
advantages Of figure and character be taken into consideration We
read to-day that hips the fashion, How ridiculous such thing
would be for with perfectly formed figure start out to
hips She have her made not accentu
hip n halong foolish and ridiculous fad
would be aesthetic suicide.
stylish u.s. course necessary keep line with the
fashions could not expect to be good taste wearing
gown Of several years previous fashion, But it is always
possible to modify fashions to conform to ones Individuality If
full the fat short OF STATURE certainly could
expect be held the pink stylish popre when she looks
like balloon On the other hand she could modify the full skirt
extent herself from being ridiculous Style fashion
by Individuality TO allow aih fashions with
ones personal characteristics is death to style.
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Dnm't 9f Il
TunA Ta11tHt
By 6. ELLIOT FLINT.
Author of "Power and Health Through Progress
sive Exercise

than these proportions Thus they before When
rise from the table hungry they boast of having suppressed their animal
instincts Though their diet by creating unnat small ap
petite them lose es mpoveshes their blood them
unhealthy appearance do they think has discovered them the
secret perfect health and longevity Instead of drinking when they
thirsty and eating much variety Of food they
would be natural they
before and after eating whether they thirsty and
grains of poed carbohydrates intervals
spectiye Of their degree Of hunger.
wonderful therefore, out miserable physical
existence before they die pcmaure victims Of their science?
The fact that the natural and the less scientific
personal habits the healthier likely to be-
guide hem suffer from their They eat
and drink what they like until they are satisfied
Science not seldom inima Artfcay heated houses
have made peculiarly susceptible to cods
and improved facilities of transportation have reducing
further the safe guidance nature prescribe kind and
holds her for her still physically superior those
The dc fadds greatly stonachs that soon they
cannot natural amount and variety Of their Russell
H. Ctenden who extensively and on others to
discover the minimum quantity on dsoy
cred also that neither he return without great diff
Guilty. to their former diet which the TO-DAY Chit
tendon lives unnatural diet which he has and
he confidently believes that he has thus to his life He as
sunes that science is superior to nature which it
Common and not
required And certainly not suppress natural an
petite and to natural desires by eating quantities Of nm
natural foods which naturally abhor drinking between meals
when we are not thirsty and not drinking
all which science would teach an important no INIT
not the place of nature.
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@ttrh Wnar magutt
IN Il STIR
BY MICHAEL L. PADDEN.
Registrar of Water Supply. New York City.
Dress as we'll as luck will let you-

Dress well as luck will let
often the
The line of that what makes hit with There about
feet of the twoep style of word coupling and it
through the mails from Persian prince who had his private yacht
the habor at the time that uncovern the water front ar
graf and happened be position to help him get his daily
supply of water board without having extra toll for
sailed got
his election district he sent this me string Of philosophy
which take compliment nasmuch especially translated
for
letter from the princes secretary accompanying it tells that
written years by relation of that fellow Omar
Khayya who the historians tenmaker who wrote poetry
the magazines that the fellows read to the criminal rich
teaching Cleopatra to nursing bottle.
thing about it that strikes forcy that
the truth that will make stronger than
chaps writing philosophy without the aid typewriter
and interviewers to give them a boost.
that ne glitch your star, just it as
every time to do something that the
Padden interests notch higher.
Second who took considerable me when
barefoot on the Bowery, and he used to say to
Unlikely, when you're hootn hgh everything come down
a little between here and there"
could figure out just what he but grew older
that the old fellow had the philosophy that 50 many
different but always means the thing.
The higher aim game the certain you to hit
something and we're all trying make Of kind
If doesn't set his aims high else will.
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always with the rather definite realization what dreadful
thing ls be old madshe has nay insisted that her sisters
shall play well within the game and has become herself the most strict
OF that morality which has become additionally associated with
Fearing the oboquy which the world attaches bad
she throws the first stone who bids for the favor
by oversteppng the modesy of nature
We speak Of the wooe but falling love is really medaed
the By DRESS behavior coquey mode and
casona bodness she gains the attention Of and naoaes him.
And have also the paradox that the two things
different times There therefore basis Of truth Pops hard
not to accommodate to the solid realities Of the world experience
and but to adjust themselves the personality of not
surprising that they should assume proean shapes
Moreover affected the charms Of and offers
mark for her Vaccinations invite exploitation Having
been evolved largely through the stimulus Of the female he
continues be profoundly affected by her and behavior
than other stimulus whatever unless it be the forms of
combat From Samson and Odus down. history and story recognize
the and frequency with which makes fool Of
with resistance To CHARM pursue court and the female
vove which color all after relations with the whole
In both animals and there instructive disposition
dure great deal from the female The male animal takes tho
sauts Of the female copace and shamefaced ust like folks
Peasants laugh the terca outbreaks of their and the bo
bad man. likely to be henpeked any other Woman dis
turbng element business and school degree not usually appr
hended In her presence ninvey different at
He u.s. fact susceptible seemingly almost to want to be
with those arts deceiving find pleasure be deceived
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-11-16
4nn1 Afn1 Wnrk
ii @tHRrrnt
BY T. c. McG1LL.

cream come true by max
ing possible for New Yorker who the price to have M
ephone his house that will furnish at all hours Tn order
demonstrate the feasibility of the scheme spent for
an exhibition Of his music machine on Broadway:
In other town. if you come around and wb;
wash the fence he will charge than dollar and if Won
send hardware dealer up the stove the de
will have the work done for without CHARGE New York if YOU
want anything this kind done you workman into YOUR house
without paying two or three dollars
Roses bringing eight dollars dozen and are selling rapdv
One hat store sold $4,000 worth derby recent SATURDAY. and
sight in the cafes uptown men drinking So-cent
brandy and smoking Accent cigars
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-11-16

better class of than and class less likely
swell the ranks of oo-cheap labor.
Besides demanding this educational qualification ought to
que OF these that they bring enough transport
them to whatever section of the country offers the greatest advantages
them believe that landing shores should be fol-
low the trade that he engaged home his
other direction that ne naturally DESIRE Many Immigrants would
adopt this they had enough wait opening
their point where they might find employment in their
tcular line But land with just enough their pockets to
them through the barge office that they forced take the first job
which they find This often other o and the imm
grant gets because he willing do the work for lower
The requirement that the bring with him
will ad too the distribution Of immigrants throughout the country
and Capitalization the vicinity of the landing points,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-11-16
Uhr &are fnr
$mttfHH lit Ttff
BY P. LANCIA.
Driver Of Racing Automobiles.

largely matter precauon The who
his pakers and his gear oiled will have little bad luck
plain of he pushes through his s Yet every
thing the best possible condition for the and when things
BE going most smoothly he will unexpectedly those ugly
pebbles that rubber tire made resist and pouf goes his tire
has the enthusiastic determination
worry about what he has do there but will take the
fling hand and do it well he till something better
along.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-11-16

Good health and vigor
are the principal virtues
and that man who has
not these in his makeup
stands convicted Of sin.
The great virtues of the
future are to be those Of
health, Of vigor, of
growth in body, mind
and spirit, with plenty
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-11-16

Hitch your wagon to a
star,
Or just as near it as you
can;
Be gentle, if the world
will let you,
For the morrow always
plan.
Don't be timid, don't be
boastful,
Don't borrow coin or
cooking pan;
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-11-16

In the expenditure OF
money New York is as
different from any other
city on the continent as
q gold piece is different
from Chinese money in a
Fifth avenue hotel.
a man Of the name of
q. NJ. Pike has made a.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-11-16

Dietetic exper t 8,
W no call themselves
scientists, eat and drink
scientifically; that is to-
say, having discovered
the exact proportions of
water and of the various
food elements they re-
quire, they onsu m e
neither more nor less
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-11-16

man came to me Tor place bookkeeper
in a big place where friend Of mine had some in
fuence, and I said: "You can't be bookkeeper
You are only porter" and he REPLIED
"Well, let's start for the bookkeeping job and
maybe we'll land on some job between that and
cold throw-down."
He had the "hitch-your-wagon-to-a-star idea,
al right
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@untfy thf Nfm Taahtuna
III JttAtut111al UaHtrH
By MRS. LINDA ROSS WADE.
Lecturer on Fashions.

How to be stylish though sensible! This is q
topic that may sound queer coming from fashion die
tator but it carries the exact point want to bring out
>forcbly. Style is not synonymous with fashion-at
least not the extreme fashions that mark every chang
ing season.
It is easy matter to be stylish, if one is SEN
sble though the extremist would cry out in derison
at this The reason is that the extremist is
sble She follows the freaks of fashion, no matter
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No one will ever sue
coed at anything he has
to push himself to d.
and when a mans per-
forming work that he
has to fight to keep up
an interest in, he had bet
ter change it as quickly
as possible.
Luck in most thinpa
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muntftt m11Ht AhJ11Ht Thrnt-
HflufH tn pfrannaltty nj @ftt
By PROF, W. 1. THOMAS,
University of CHICAGO.

HERE has been developed peculiar code of morals to cover
the peculiar of This may be called morality of
the person and of the bodily habits conrasted with the
commercial and public morality of Purity constancy
feerve and devotion the qualities in which please
and Aaer the jealous ae and woman has responded to
these demands both really and seemingly Without any
consciousness Of what she doing or all moral traditions
fall in the general psychological region of habt she acts
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@nttfy atn Enmtattumal
UfHt fur Jn1mttBru&tta
By JOHN MITCHELL.
President of United Mine Workers of America

In1mi grafton should be restricted for the protec-
tion Of American labor it is to-day. The men who
are now employed in mines and factories should
be safeguarded against arrivals who are willing
to step into their places for lower wages This
to be one Of the important reasons for reform in
this branch of our national policy.
I believe that the educational qualifications for
the admission of the immigrant should be raised He
should be able to read and write his native language
reasonably well Such q restriction would ova us q
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mo Tennenaee FiddIer.

Mason and Dixou's line. ''the line Of de-
marcation between hot biscuit and cold
bread" was a characteristic remark once
dropped by Bob" Taylor, the Tennesseean
who hddled his way into the governors
chair twice. The former governor had Just
the ambition OF his life in securing the
nomination through direct popular vote OF
the democracy OF his state for United states
senator. TO succeed Mr. carmack the IN
eumbent Even since Taylor retired from
the governors once in 1891 he has been
considered as q candidate for the senate.
The FIRST time he ran for governor the re-
publican candidate was his brother. Alfred
A. Taylor. The war OF the Roses was
the name given popularity 70 the campaign
Of lSSs. in which he was successful. il
was Gmoag thu most Dieturasqae political
contests in the hlSssaI g thS oountSHs
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