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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
Ser rptbc GanoiGub.

Dieter Sage ffarb ser ein3iee Sobn
unb Maipratssrbe oes in Berlin sbea
mails bur9 feline fpprtIiden pafiios
men befannten @rafen Sabn=8 afebpfp
infplge elmer 9lutpergiftuns. Der
stpan3is Sabre alte @raf 2iioete 6abn
bate ii9 beim &aiiren cine feline
@unoe ~susesosen. Die er unbea9tet
lieB. Na9mittags beim Reiten
fdpmerate i'm pobl Die feline offens
Gtel1s, uno er fubte lie mebrere Male
nit Der Sanb an, iber Die er einen roe
then Sanbf9ub geaogen, battle. S4on
nad tpenisen Stunoen f9pou ods &C.
iidt bss @rafen fur4tbar an, unb am
f~olae1oen Mpreen tpar er cine 2ei6e.
Die Muttsr bes @%eritorbenen, 8rdfin
Sabn, lebt BON ibrem in Berlin nob'
nenben @atten getrennt il Oreoen.
@raf Snlburs lift nit Dem burh Die
O~loenburser Pro5effe betannten Sra
fen Welbure perbeiratbet. Maiorafs=
erbe 1T iebt Der in Der 2sbefpelt mats
6e @rinneruns tpedenbe Grafgiitoluus
Sabn, elm 8ruber bes alien @rafen,
Oie Sitter oes srdfliden 9aufes, gu
benen bas iebt an 2eutnant Sulaber'
ger perpadtete @eitiit 8aieoop gebDrt
perben befanntli9 na9 Dem finan3iel.
len &ra9 i'm 9aufe 9abn fir oil
@ldubiser bertpaltet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
MaffeI fir soro Roberts.

@nelonbs oberfter Qrmeerat6 IG6t
0ur6 Die prefe betannt tperoen, Dab
er es an Der 53ett gefunoen, oie Dirt uno
Beiie. pie 2orO Goberts Die Dffentliae
Igitation fir fem 2dnbesbertbeioi<
guNgsprpgrdmm 6etreibt, elmer fritz,
f9en 9riifune Su unter5ieben. uno
anOeuten, Dab, ipenn Der frii6sre Obers
tommunoant Der tritiifen 6eere in
SiiOdfrita ni6t auf oieie Maitatipn
per5i9te, man fi9 se5ipunsen iehen
tperoe, MaBreseln 6aaegen gu erereis
fen. 2prb Roberts 1T nod INNER, mas
Der @~nelGnoer nit Dem te9nif4en
ausbrud military ierbant" beaei6net,
elm .militdrifder Oiener" Ser Hegie>
rung, Der ais FOLDER feinen SpIo be-
sie6t, perm err audi oofir ni6ts az lei=
ften bat. CT unterftebt j~eOenfaqs nod
0en 8efeblen Der 2eeierung. Sbatfdds
lih ober greift er serabe oieie auf oas
riidi9tsloieite on. Sc bat ii9 iebt
berausgeitelt; DAB 0as bri9tigte
Maftpert Die Snbaiion BON 1910,
Dem 2orb Gpberts sinen Ramen ais
&eflamef6ilS gelieben, i'm Grunoe
nidts anberes lit als cine @gitations'
i4rift niSer Sic Srtebensz unb Ibs
riitunsspulitit Der jeBisen Regieruns.
Oieie, sic &eeiertbng bon 1906. miro
auf jeber 3eile bicfes r&Omans" be'
f9uloiet, bas 2ano bur9 ibre 4briiz
ftunqss unb Spariamteitspolitit pehrs
lps gemadt, Seer uno Murine besor'
e%aniiirt rnb 10 Die %nSSnpafion BON
1910" uno oen untergang gn9lanos
pprbereitet au hdben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
Sn Der ,,Teuem Seitss,

ber fosenannten pifenf9aftliden 8ps
9eni4rift Der beuti9en So5iaIbemps
frutie t!ast Elm r@enoFe" Slii9tis
barber. OaB i'm Y~rpletarier nod ie6r
piel fp5ialiitif6e lleber3eugunq 8lab
greifen mIhe, nbebpr Die 4rbeitermaIz
fen Die sanse fittli9e @ertommen6eit
unierer Ssisui4aftsorbnuns bssreiz
fen fOnnen." Sn~sbefonbsre a6te man
riel gu penig 0trauf, Sie &in0er bon
4nfang an na9 ioaialiitii9en Yrin>
Sipien 81 ~ersisbea.
rOa 1T es Weibna9ten, Die &tn6er
miifen ettpas sei4entt betpmmn. ga,
pas oenn? Batter erinnert fi6, bab
er als tleiner Sunse riefige Sreube an
elmer SrommeI, e;nem SGbel eebabt
bat. SEA, uno parum ION er 6enn
Sem Sunesn 6ieie Sreube periassn9
Der Sobn bes fo5iuIoemofratii9en
Ir6eiters pirb alio gu Weibnaaten
NIT aG Sen primitiben Morbperfaeu<
gen a~usftaffirt, bic Mutter nGat i'm,
nod elm poar bunte 2appen auf uno
Der 9uI or ooer 2eltndnt 1T fersid.
Wenn ou9 bic &in6er MIR in 6eoino=
tenn Mabe r&dmpfer" fir Die Suaial>
bemofrotie iein fOnnten, 10 miife man
oo9 ruu9 i9on bonn fleiniten &inoe
allies f~ernbulten, Oas gseignst 1T, geiit
uno Seele gu perro6en". Mit bent
b0l3ernsn @snebr, Dem SGbel tat Ser
8ater in bas @emiitb feines &inoes
aobbeit unO 8era9tutg oes Men>
f6enlebens; er forgt 10 NIT 5leib ba=
fir, Dab iein Sunge pienei6t .;nmal
ipGter nit 3ielii4erteit auf Sic eieez
men SdmilienangebOrigsn i9ieBt.
Dirbe nun oerielbe Batter feinem
&inbe audi bunt6emdIte Oietrife,
@inbre1psrf3euee unO anitatt gleis
fotSaten Bel Der &rbeit tbGtiee Ser
BREEDER gum Gpiel3sug taufsn? Ods
tpGre unaefsuerliA, elm FOLDER 8atsr
fpGre Elm Rdbenbdter, 0ie &inoer Mir
Sen i6m a6gsnommen unb in Siiriorz
gsersiebung gs9sben tperbsn. @ber
elm Batter. Ser ieinsm Sungen bur1
@eI9enfe sic eriten gegriffe oss Mois
IenmprSes beibringt = Elm folder
@ater lit audi in Der oradnfirten Or
beiteri9oft nod cine autdeli9e Grz
f9sinuns."
SoffentIi6 srfaRen STE fihrenben
Settler Der Sosidlbemotratie Die
Slihtis'f9e @nregung in ibrsr gam
gen Sraspeite unS febsn Ben pihtis
gen 9egenftdn6 an Die Spite Ser So
a%esorbnuna 0es ndhffen i~osialbemoz
tratiI9en Harteitdaes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

ST III erireuIia. bah Yoli3ei.G bef
Wsbssr bas geroienfipfsm BET gsftr.
bsrungen 10 ernfli9 b~sfirmortet. Sur
bur& gtnfhbruns zines iol9en sp.
Hens fann unier .poli3eibspartement
iemals wtrfli& ben Anforberunsen, bic
Elm gutter Si9erbeitsoisnf Fslt, ssre9t
tpeSbsn. B~eionbers bea&tsnstpert6 iR
bic griIaruas bes Polisei.g bsfs, bab
politii@sr ginHuB BET 8ef6roerunssn
abssf9aft tperben muB. gr erudbnt
bies omar iiur In @erbinbung NIT ben
tintsrsrl gbargen, aber iebenfals m69ts
G: bas WsrbienfipRem bonn @bef Bic
gum Serssanter eingsfd6rt baben;
benrt eth unerfabrener Ober unfdbissr
gbef, Ger iur politii6em ginHuB feline
STEELE psrbantt, tpttrbe feIbft bie bsffs
Wannf4aft sentoralifiren. @enn 6err
Mebger bas Werbienfipffem einftibren
tann, TO if ibm bic Stabt au Sani
psrpfii&tst. /.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

einsm Sabre fir biele Wonate i'm gors
aus rsiGIi9 nit auftrdgsn beriebsri
tuarsn. ben gstrisb stn3ui8rdnten. ba
bic 2ieferunes.2ontratt ibr @nbe etc
reiden. Sovsrn bissieits ni9t energis
i9e WaBreseln setrohsn tuerosn, muB
man befir9ten, bab Der 4ineff9e
gopiott i'm boriisst Warfte fi@ nod
meter ausbreitet. unb bon Seiten
Der bortissn @ertreter suropdif8er Cir
men pirb angsbli9 bic anti'ameri'
tauif9s Bepsgung in @bira mad Rrdf-
ten s~sf6rbsrt."
sus Der amtli&en M%uffeuuns if ers
fi&tli9, bab an petroleum TN Jss
bruar nur far $85, 163 nod @bina CUR
sIusfubr psIanst III, tpdbrsnb In benz
ielbsn Wouat lsBten Sabres foI9e aus'
fubr F9 auf 1924, ~ betpsrtbets.
SIM biefssn Bureau Der STANDARD
Oil 60. purbe Der ffarfe Mbfaa bes
@eI4dftes nit @bina, infolge oes gop'
fptt, beftdtist. Der betreHenoe Be-
ante iaste: ySn ben 'lsbtsn brei Wo-
ratsrt Dor. S., In usl9er 3eit bic
agitation In gtina gsger ameritanii8e
@aarsn am beftigffen NOR, babsn mir
81, 737. 900 2ifsn petrolsum tpsni.
ger mad g9ina ssliefsrt, ais pOr einem
Sohrs, udhreno mir aniebli9e 3u'
nnbme unitres @si4dftes NIT ienem
2anbe hdtten ertparten fonen. 8eion'
bers I'm Sbanebai'ss Difritt mar Der
Nbiab unfsrsr probutte fat 9dn3li9
gum Stilfanb getOmmen. Sim rlsier
Sabre IaHsu f4 bic 8erbdltnihe peni'
ger sinfig on. gbsr ben uns 30.
ssbsnben Beri&ten sufOlge bat bic
gopfottbsuesuns Md our8aus MID,
ibr gnos errei9t. sic mag nit neusr
Ssftiatsit aufgenommen ueroen. TO-
fern fi9 Der aonarsb ni9t snti9lisbt.
6isr s:..trsfenbsn 9ineHi9en &eiienoen
Der befsrsr1 Stdnbe cine ridf9tspol.
lere gebanbIung gu 8beii tueroen 3u
lahen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
Wit oett, ssmtpmobiI ertrmmfen.

Sin GuBsrft merfpiiroiger unfan
liegt Dem rGtbielbaften 8erf9fpinben
bes Berliner Malermeifters Srabunot
suarun6e. Orabanbt bate ii9 i'm No<
bember b. S. in Der @bfidt bon Suufe
entfernt, mittels Mutomrbils fein Bel
Senftenbers eelegenes Sa9bgeldnoe
auf5ulu9en, 8on Oieiem 1T er ni9t
pie6er 5uriidsefebrt, ipdbrenb Ieir
Sagobunb einige Sage fpGter nod
Sauie eelaufen fam. SEPT 1T Die 2sts
DIE bes 8ermibten ourd Den fOnigli6en
RepierfDriter aus Dem See9en=S bei
@roBzgeften gelanoet ipOrben. 9ra4
BANDIT lift duf ieiner @utomobilfa6rt
psrmut6li9 bonn Wese absetpiden uni
in Ser Ounfelbeit in oen Gee aeY
ratben, mo er bilflps ertrunfen iTH.
Sein Wasen befinoet fid pabri9eine
lid mod auf Dem 9runoe oes SeeS.
Bel ser 2ei9e,- Die nur cine unbebelbs
ten0e Nusti9punoe aufpies. muroeh
cine srDBere 8ariumme, mebrere audi
bDbere BetrGse la;ttenoe &unoentpe6Ial
fopie fdmmtlide Bertbsesenftdnbe mi.
Die soloene libr etc. borgefunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
sas Settamemt serTIimsers,

Fit beFen @eburt iiinsit 300 Sabre
pereanaen tparsu, befinoet iid in 2iess
nib i'm 8eiib BON Srau b. Rieben ges
bprene 9ugo. Gs !peift Die eiSsnbdnf
bige Nomensunterf9rift bes 6elbe
mari&ans auf. SIM 8efiB oisfer Su>
befinoet f;6 du9 nd6 benz ~0ie5n.
Sabl." elm Bib 0es @roben &urfurs
fen (@eI9enf an ieinsn n2isben unp
eetrepen Jeloobrift"), Ger 2ebnsbrief;
our9 ben Ser 9robe 8urfiirt Osn
Selbmarf9an nod benz 30zjGbrisen
&riege mil Der Serrf9aft S4ilobers
in Ser Iaimarf belebnte, elm Osgen
Es @eneralleutnunts Sriebri9 D.
Oerfflineen. 6es einaisen Sobres beg
6etbmarihans. uno Ser %9ebnsbrief,
6ur6 BEN TrieSri9 Wilbelm, 8Gnig
BON preuBen, bieien Sphn na6 Oerffz
linoers SoSe in Dem aendnnten@ run0z
6efb befGtigte. 5riebrid b. Derff<
inner itdrb fin0erlos; feline Wittpe
trennte bon benz @~runbbeiib Die @ii<
ter &erfon uno &rausei6e ab unS
fGenfte fe Dem Waifenbaus 3iniz
9au. Our9 6eirath nit elmer l1r<
enfelin bes alten Serfflineer uno
bur9 aauf fam S9ifSbere an g6ris
itop6 b. Rieben; es lit in biefer Sd=
Mile BON 1906 Biz 1901 gefpefsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

Weniser Yrobentbnm uno mebr
Staatsmsisbsit In unisrem gunossienat
ptiroe FIR bas 2ano bon eroBem HuBen
iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
MbnunasbpIl. Satin:

MbnunesboIl. Satin:
rGs tpdre bod bas sefdeibteite, fpenn
Ou tpesen Defines 3eibens ben Mrst
cpn1ultirteit,. i9 perbe bas Oienits
mGb9en na4 ibm fdiden!" @atte:
vMeinettpesen! =. Mber ebe lie gum
alrst sebt, ioa fe mir nod einen
tii9tiseu &rug 8ier bolen!"
= Wieneri4. Sin Norb<
beuti9er purbe in Mien BON einem
aenner nit .guer @naben" ansere,
bet. 8efdeiben ertpiberte CT: sd
bin nidt abelig." - rMa9en fid
Guer 9naben nir baraus," antporz
tste Der bienenbe @eiit, mir rlennen
bier ieben Qump @uer 9nahen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
sum WnptIanaen /,

gum uptlanaen Oct
3fer It T q d er 8eim @npflanz
gen bon 3ieritrdudern treffe man cine
iebr forsfdltise Musmabl. pflansk
bo4< uno nieorispadknOe Sortst
ni4t unter chamber, benn Die bodEs
tpadienoen unterbriiden fpGter 81.
nieorisen. Die nieorisbleibenben fnt
nad Den duberen Seiten, Die bo1peu
benben in Die Mitte su pflan5en. Wr
Is fih um bas 0eroeden zines GebGu.
oes ooer cine @ano banbelt, ftn6 ht.
bohen @orten por oiefe su bringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

Sin @eisB In 1euti@laao be-
fimmt. bob tlutomObiliffen ben bur9
ihre S6f S6H's nerlebten psrIoneii
Isbsnsldnglide penfionen ober Eel 80.
b~esfdlen iol9e an bic 6interbliebenen
3ahlsn mfKsn. Sold @sisb bat isbsn.
fals erOBere @irfuns qsaen ben
e9neqfabrfonsr als ale Orbinan3srt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
gWenn Rube nnb oenrAnefe {

@enn Hnhe nnb geprbnete 3u-
fdnne ntdt balb In paris einfsbrsn.
uirb Der Jrtibliuss . $Ourifenfrom
ieoenfaQs Der intersfantsn Ssinsfabt
ferns blsiben unb nod Seuii9lanb
ober Statien abgeIenft msroen. Die
franabff3en &eboIutionen 6aben tel.
men serabs berlcdenben @uf ftir Der.
sntisunssreiienbe-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
aanrn aIambte man, baR einueber.

2aurt slaubte man, baB e%inl1eber.
eintOmmsr 3uii9sn ben parlamentari.
fden @ruppsR Oefterrei9s berbeige.
fibrt let, 10 !ommer bic b6Ien polsn
NIT einem biden RIob, ben fe benz
premisrminifer Granfsntburn 10 bi9t
Dor bic 5aBe i&ieben, baB bsisn gabt.
net oartiber fOlpern mub. gs it beuer
wahrfi& tein Bersntisen 6ft:rrei9if9er
Winiiter au fetn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30
9ar NifoIaus flint inn Ietteu

Gar Nifolaus fdlt i'm IsBtem
MusenbIif bas 5ers In bic 6Oien.
gdtsrGen firbtet f9, bie Duma tn
perfon au er6fnsn. mite erft nit sroBsm
Applomp angefinbigt tpurbe. ct
tpirb nun bic Ab9eorbneten In Ssctios
men In isinsm palaf bssriBsn. 9a
fann CT tusnigfens feline RDiatsr um
f9 haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

Ger mItusminifter BE-
auftragte @r5enen5 b. gebring nit
Ser 8ertretiing Der beutiben @iiien.
Idaft auf Dem 10. Snternationalen
meoi5iniiden 4ongreB bonn 19. bis
26. MpriI in 2iifabon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-30

Gbenipmenis ME ysine Sdwalbe
fein' Sommsr ma&t", ma9t eine
gcmbe nod langs feline &sbolutior,
bpffsn bic Barrier.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-09
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

/ Ramb1ers, public library building,
St. Paul's guild, Mrs. g. P. Harding,
1915 Colfax avenue S, afternoon.
Sewing bee at Asbury Deaconess
home, Zoo Ninth avenue S, all day.
Baptist Women Foreign Missionary
,societY%<ef :thessEaste and Minneapc-
oils sasgoeiations, Emmanuel Baptist
church, all day. : :. ,
rArgosy club, Mrs. Sheehan, l364
Spruce: place, afternoon.
Woman's Territorial Pioneer club,
Mrs. M. Reimer, 1875 .Rondo street, st.
Women's Prohibition club, Richmond
hall, 1926 Fifth street s, 3 pm; execu.
tive meeting 2 pm.
Social Circle Of Westminster church
| church parlors, all day.
Cassiopia Needlework guild, Mrs
George Tunell, 3709 Portland avenue
Prospect Park Study club, Mrs
Crazy, 726 Fourth street Sc, $3.50 pm
G.. A. Stewart Foreign Missionary
society of Simpson church, Mrs. j. H
Robinson, 1921 Second avenue S
2:30 pm.
Lucy Hayes w. G. T. u, Mrs. W
NJ. Lawrence, 1922 Clinton avenue, ;
pm.
Pathfnders, Mrs. ". H. Morse, 1924;
Clinton avenue, $3.50 pm.
College Women's club, directors
rooms, public library building, after
noon. l.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-09
WANT A NORMAL
Teachers Meet at Minot and Urge the
Establishment of New One.

MINOT, N. D.-April 9.-The Northwestern
Educational association meetings were attended
by several prominent educators of this state.
The principal feature was the inspiring address
by former Governor Devine. Minot. At a bust
ness meeting permanent officers were elected as
follows:
r. c. Warren, Minot, president; Clarence ELI.
thorpe, Williston, first vice; GeorgesF. Forester,
Harvey, second vice; Jennie Davis, Granville,
secretary; Anna Peterson, Pierce county, treas
urer.yS3
The committee on resolutions offered recon.
mendations urging the establishment of a nor
NAL in this section of the state.
An excellent address OH Prominent Educa
tors was made by state superintendent of In
s%truction, W.. a. Stotkwell.
BIG STONE, 8. D.-Gold Brothers Brick com
pany is putting in about $1,000 worth of new
machinery, and will make pressed ard common
brick. Heretofore it has made common brick
mainly.-The st. Charles hotel had its forma.
opening yesterday and entertained seventy per
sons at dinner. G. E.. Grimm. the new owner
has spared NO expense in rehtting the hotel.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-09

of 200 feet. The body was not found until this
morning. His parents reside at Shell Lake.
~Accunulations of ice on the elevated trest1e
used by the mill company in conveying power
to the -four mill caused that structure to col
lapse. 1t will be several days before repairs can
be made and the mill resume opera TONS
Fire was discovered at the 500 drawbridge
about midnight. Prompt action saved the struc-
ture from entire destruction, but 1t was so
weakened that the 500 trains are running over
the Omaha by way of Turtle Lake.
High water in the st. Croix river completely
covers the wagon bridge at this place. A force
of men is kept busy guarding the piers from the
ice. g
A heavy rain has fallen. making the roads
impossible between. here and Minnesota.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

as q follows: Marlborough, {; T.. Ferris; Navarro,
J. r. Towne: Ansonia. M. S. Buwappa.
Miss Mary Benner has gone to New York with
her father for the holidays.
Palestine chapter, No. 112,- o. E. S., will give
q dance and card party next Monday evening in
Mrs. Carl L. Stewart is spending the month
in Omaha and Des Moines. -
The first division of the. First Methodist
h Mrs. +. A' E. S0 saiisD wi1l 8 4is nth Tnlrd the ev pFss,ds Ct,
Wednesday afternoon. ~
F. X. Sullivan. 2612 Harriet avenue, was sur
p pr ha t h,nta evening by his employees in honor
graph and Mr.: Sullivan made a record Of bis
colt, Saxton, Schaub. Miss Ethyie Earenhght,
Messrs. Sullivan, Bedberry, M. M. Walcott, c.
". Schaub. A. johnson, Roy Saxton and William
Snavely. ~
mary department Of Park Avenue Congregations
Sunday school will entertain for the children OF
s s:so a nntil 9 a'tlo ii the the y church ns DaFlor w,,, From ron
games and at 5 o'clock a supper will be served
Mrs. w. B. MacLean is principal Of the, depart
ment. ..:I-E- , III. -.
The Linea society will meet with Mrs. william
Stevenson, 22o1 Twenty-seventh avenue S, Fri
day afternoon.
r Mrs. gsto B. w. W r Band t,a,s and her NIECE. Miss Ethy
relatives at Fort Wayne, Ind. ,a
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hughes Of Kenwoo,
have gone to Bismarck. n. D.. to visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Moulton are home from
four months western trip and are at 100
Third avenue S.
The Sailed Peanut club met Tuesday wit
Miss Nellie Leahy on Linden avenue. Rose
Huthnance gave several readings, which wer
followed by a short musical program. A daint
lunch was served. 3D.
Mrs. George 3. Frankfurter and Miss Ina FIJI
kins will Re hostesses at the weekly meeting q
the College Women's club in the directors ROOF
Of the public library tomorrow afternoon.
After shaving, when skin is wet, apply Sati
skin cream. Soothes and heals. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-09
E E HOLD UP TRAIN
Herd Delays Freight on Copper Range
Railroad. NJ

HOUGHTON, .MICH.-A herd Of thirteen deer
held up a freight train on the Copper Range
railroad for half an hour, thfrty-fve miles south
ened from the woods by wolves. They clustered
on the. track and gave no heed to the approach
ing train.
Trainmen started to ''shoo' the animals off
the track, but instead Of taking to the woods
the deer started to run down the track, and it
took some time to get the herd out Of the way
so that the train could proceed. The destruc-
ton Of deer by wolves the past winter is said
to have been enormous and sportsmen are plan
ming concerted action to exterminate the wolves.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-09

Osceola, Wis, April 9.-One man killed, the
500 drawbridge across the st. Croix river partly
burned and the fume carrying water to the -four
mill Of the Osceola Elevator company broken in
two Is the record of last nights accidents.
Emmett Lloyd, about 80 years old, was. struck
by an eastbound, 500 train and instantly killed.
His head and both legs were cut off and his
body scattered along the tracks for a. distance
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"a. Faithful from both sides have
been holding secret meetings. Both
profess profound confidence. i,

One new candidate at least deve1-
;oped last week. C. E. Swanson, super
intendent Of schools Of Kingsbury
county, announced himself for state SUI
p~erintendent. He is not a politician
Just an educator. He believes that. the
South Dakota "~machine" is a good m
as "~machines'' go, and that nothing
is to be gained by swapping it for an
other one. Edwin q. Torrey.
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CLUB NOTES.

Miss Ella McLaren of Boston will speak at
the morning session Of the thirtieth annual meet
ing of the Baptist Women's Foreign Missionary
society Of the eastern and Minneapolis associa-
tions in Unnamed Baptist church tomorrow
morning. Miss Margaret Evans Of Northfeld
will speak in the afternoon ..
schaefer W. R. G.. will meet Thursday even
ing and Levi Longfellow. the department COM
will be transacted at 1880 pm, and will be
followed by a joint open meeting of the post
and corps. Mrs. Ida K. Martin and the mem
bers of her staff will also be present.
The social circle of Westminster church will
work for. the Jones Harrison home tomorrow. A
basket luncheon will be served at noon. ..-
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: WINNIPEG. MAN.-Harvey S. Abbott, cashier
of the Milford Savings bank and Miss Eta NJ.
Gillespie were married in Cresco, Iowa. They
will reside in Milford.
Arthur Guthrie and Miss Volda Christophersou
were united in marriage by Rev. H. C. Cham.
bers. They will live in Milford, where the bride
groom is proprietor of the Okoboji mills.
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VALLEY CITY MASS MEETING
Citizens Meet to Forward Various Civic
improvements.

VALLEY CITY, n. D.-A citizens mass meet
ing was held at the armory for the purpose of
considering the benefits Of civic improvement.
Addresses were made by Rev. Mr.. Batten, pastor
land and Professor Weeks Of the state normal
school and others. The meeting aroused added
interest In the work of the local Improvement
league.
The first chapter of the P. E.. o. in North
Dakota has been organized in Valley City. Mrs.
Winona A. Reeves of Iowa, national organizer,
was here. Mrs. Una B. Herrick is president and
Mrs. Ida Pray secretary.
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Sale Easter
Gloves
Don't Wait till Saturday to buy
them.
Special Prices.

go --F-
For Tuesday and Wednesday on
Gloves Of Good Quality.
BIARRITZ-The new Glove for
street wear; tans, brown or
white; $1.25 value,
Special, pair, Csc
CORoNET Cape in English dipped
dye tans. The best glove for
$1.25 on the venue
Special, pair, $1.OO
NOVELTY Gauntlets in white
pique kid Of best quality; soft
gauntlets in the Easter c%olors,
$3.50 value,
~ Special, pair, $1.5O,
WALLER PIQUE-First quality.
A few pairs Of English violet and
lavender. These are So always.
Special, pair, $1.5O
KAYSER'S Patent Finger Tipped
Silk Gloves guarantee ticket with
each pair. Good assortment Of
colors andgsizes
Pair, Soc 75c $1.OO
Is BUTTON Length white silk
Gloves, just a few of them; also
16 button length black kid.
Remember every $40 in cash
purchases entitle you to SOC worth
Of merchandise Of your own Sc
lection. It pays to save your
checks.
DT1K ERINC,G
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MENoMINEE, MICH.-william F.. Boyce of
Bark River, has, sued Menominee county for
S., 1000 damages, which he alleges he received
from being tipped out Of his buggy on defective
| county roads some time ago.
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, The Young Woman's Missionary society OF
Westminster church VIII meet "Wednesday at
$3.50 pm, when Miss Braden will give a map
salk.
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oAKES N. THE farmers have organized
a cooperative creamery and Will incorporate for
$4,000. They will erect a substantial block as
soon as seeding is over.
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ACCIDENTS CAME
FAST At 0SCE0LA
LLOYD'S HEAD AND LEGS SEW.
Erred BY TRAIN.

Soo's Drawbridge Over the st., Croix
Partly Burned-The Elevated Trestle
of the Mill Company Collapses Under
an Accumulation of EGGPLANT Sus-
ponds Operations.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Manewell-C Courtney
gave her second postnuptial at home in
the Hennepin flats this afternoon. The
hours were from 8 to 5 O'Clock and pink
tulips made a bright setting for the
rooms. ,-ta. -H~
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The marriage of Miss Jessie White
Of Grand avenue, ST.. Paul, and Charles
Brooks of Minneapolis will take place
next Monday, at the home of the bride
in St. Paul. Miss White is a member
Of the Zeta Beta, Pi sorority, and has
many friends in Minneapolis.