davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-07
You Can Always Depend Upon Get

~ SesH1 HR""yS OCPC110 OPV21 SCV
ting best meats If you order of T. T. KEANE
CO, stalls Biol Center Mkt. and Whole
sale Row. Their Washington-dressed Beef,
Southdown Lamb, Hams Bacon, etc, are
without equal for quality and delciousness.
Inspection Of the daily displays of these ia
nous meats invited. Reasonable prices.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

Terrific og forlsjeoe, iom Der er ldd
meget al melem os, no at i'm Wauno,
men bialp os till at fOrtpnoe ct Oro,
Ger fun fpre til en- bel 8riiten9eo. en
frelienOe 5ro oS en- freIoig getenz
loelfel 9ielp os Oerigennem, at on
pfrer Dig Ielp til 9erren / Dag, til
at laoe Dig BRUCE % til meo 3at at
ofre DIN Sane til ct Arbejoe, Oh az
orig bebeOer at famine dig peo At
iiette, men iom Oh maa tdtte for.
90 iaa gin Din 9uoe, iad at De
10000 aliseOel opoe. 10000 Str. Ct
mango 9enge for en- entelt; men Oct
er fun en- 1099re ON ugen fra 1000
Menneifer. Og 10000 Str. er tuu en-
lets Suiinoe0el at, bpdO port Soft
orifter op / et Qar.
paul Oloenburg,
9r9it og SetretGr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27
ySmnler."
@f 9. 9. g.
Gortfat.)
3. Council 8fuffs, Sa.
0hanao,a mon 81

3. Council 8luffs, Sa.
Cbepme, NoD. 20.
Stsnt port 9og tun gioroe ct pur
Winutters Op6ol6 | Council BLUFFS.
fOretog jes bog err .%gfunos" | Den
gumle, 1rp9roige Mstropolitanbb.
9umnel! 5ele Serfigbeoen sr bare
Sc @ar. s 1854 6olot De to tore
Opoagere Qemis ano Glart ei
Wsoe meo Snoianerne, = oerfru
Nuonet Council 9luHs. 8ben lisgsr
$50 Joo oper 5apfla6en og bar for
nerparenoe 25,8O2 Snobpssere. Den
sr Deftporten Der iii Staten Soma.
e Nattens Stilbeo og meo r2b.
rets Tart". me6ens v8buHerne" for
f6oeIigt msfam 81. IL og 1. for ia
meb Glnbe opsr buaoe frem og til
bdge I ibeu gurnle 8p.
Oct bar remlig Der | 6enns Bp al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27
De ipO mlagre aper. Der Opiluste ls

De fpO magre aper. Der opiluste 6e
feoe.
Seq reiite meo @iGOe ira OMAHA.
0OorfOr2 So, fOroi 9erren 4aO9e
biuIpet ps foa bioun6etli9t, Del me tie
at @eloen par afbetalt, ct 4psBes
ligt graitebus bar belt / Oroen, -
en- Del 5o~rbeoringer / airten og en-
Mlenigbeo, Iom MI sioer i'm Yr9it 81
r~roentli9 Qsn. Der tg9ngtes nu til ct
fploigere o9 opgtigere 4r6eIos, emo je5
tun0e u0fere ogiad pda 8runO AZ
min 5onmdnOs iti0ia9.
Saa opIaaOe jeg min @ernln9, for
al ct fDloigerc % mere omfattenoe
QrbejOe tanOe btios ppst Osrneoe /
Omaha.
seq pegeoe pad 9altor u. M. Riz
ellen ION min GfteymanO. Msnisbs=
6en taf0te Dam. o. 9erren Oeliigner
oiOere 9erningm Oerne0e pad en- tim
Maaoe, iOet bddOe Siale l9gges til
lieen Stare, iom la0er Jig frelIe, d
III Meni1bsoen. &irfen er bleOen for
fennet paa an meset tiltalenoe %
Acknowledgements Maooe. SUBS
Wlenigbeber. foritenner eOers SUBS
Sa, oct par iua epsgltmt / Nat-
tens Merfe.
3df, Omaha @enner, for u0e Ne
itsnne Da9e % @poer, iom Ri oelte
|iammenl Mteo 0l9oe minoes iea
ofte eoer ira Dor otte 9ars 8irtiOm-
beo / 5aaesitab meo eOer.
Mua rpeGd@ Menigbeo blioe Ell
|berIigt 5illugtsiteo for mango al
pore Qanosm9no / Omaha.
5af for oen gooe Wiooaganao.
tore 9raItefOIt, men / Saroelesbeo
flor oen, iom jeg MO inoen 4frejien.
6ilien til ule 9enner / Omabal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27
y6ulbarnben."

poitor asidsnfelot .0dnfens gis
bslf%ortlaring .@ulogruben" er M
fuloitanoig farois / otte 9ino. Sefe
0artet tofter $4,000. De forfeit
lise gino felges iarfilt. De, fom
snifer 8inb Der manages | at babe
Samiinsen fuloitanois. beoss tils
fenos Os oerss 8siiainssr fnareit
Hulist inpsn @efoplaset bliosr ubs
i0lst VI y erbeojN mi
Dan 2utb. Publ. !9oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27
iii pelpiaig NibenDtlelie.


iodasblao | arbenbdpn for tort Sio
Iloen. 9ropit @lmquiits omtalte Dir
tifel er lite fommen os for 0le, men
99gmdnoens 8em9rtnin9er ton goot
l9ies til Rptte for zig.
gropit Glmquiit bar i~freoet IN 4rt.
Der bar 8uo til ale, til praIt ten, &irs
tee9ngeren, &irteO9rgen, W~enigbeoss
rdaoet % life minoit til Menigbeoen.
Raar jeg nu snIter at uotaIe mig
G%nleoning at nGOnte Nrtttel, ou Ell
oct ingenlunoe, foroi ieg finoer, Al
Meniqbeoen blioer bebdnOlet for
|9ddrot al prooiter, men alene for Al
peae paa oct efter min Grfaring pirtz
|iomite Miooel til, at &irteg9ngerne
NED 9l9oe, fadbiot oct itadr til Dem,
Iefterfpleer Sroet; r2llt ite iemmeli1t
og me0 OrOen".
Gbriitidn Den 5emtes DANTE Cor
|forbpoer YrRfterne De lange Pr9ois
tenerl 9leo oenne qobbeitemmelie
|bolot / 9Gre peo, at gr9iterne bier
|enioe ON fun at prRoite bejit ire
&parter, / Steoet for, bbdo Der Ter
flere Steoer, fem eIer iets &barter,
er jeg adnife filter paa, at meget Oiloe
rinoes, life dlene me0 6enfpn I'll oet
iemmelige. men osidd meo 6erhD
til 9riitenlibets Sremme. - Der er
o~irtelig life giOet 5%lertallet al os
QRgfolf 6jerner, Ser fan bol0e time
lange prpoitener fat, Ida man, bDdo
man gerne ituloe fiinne. efter enot
|@uostieneite ret / Gnrum fan gem
nemgdd 5dlen. og fange og beboloe
BET. Der / 8irfen i9rlig bupoe 8uo
til Gn. &ortere 5aler piloe oirte lii
ildn9t mere 9eliignelie. o9 til faas
oanne fan let Mas, uoen at SnobeIs
Get tager Sta0e.
Der er n9ppe nolen, ION Oil meg
te, at en- Del preiter bruger for mdns
ee Oro. og Der er iitfert befler life
no9en, Der oil nagte, al oct Ell beore,
II. Menigbe0en 90 9ange tente,:
n0io ban piloe tole Iiot l9ngere,"
emo at Den cen Gang eniter: $50 ban
gar faroigl"
Sdd mad mar III unoifnloni1g
for. at Menigbeoen tommer li0t for
tent. o9 gaar li0t tioli9t, ogiaa erin>
Ore, at Oct for mango farlig elore,
er mere emo fIemt at ii6oe TO 9is
eler l9ngere lille pad De oadr-
li9e g9nts, iom malige at bore airz
fer oeso9rre er foriDneoe mso. = De
pr9ite ser otf la9ge Nino pua, at
0ltostieneItens oroin9re 5t0 bliber
9sjit balpanoen 5ime, pa littert inart
L Menigbeoen flotfes mere Og mere
| airten, ~nismmeligt og meo Sr0en"
til mer og ner 8eliIgnelfe faaoel for
iom for Wienigbeo.
29emdno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27
8. glatr, Iebr.

Sherman, Npo., 20. gfob. = On
bette SteO lite Iaa ret me9et al Itss.
9pen l3srer juit life til Storbperns;
t6i Der er fun, tiger % %ifrioer. 10
Sno6Dggere / 6sle Staosn; men Ras
.uren er ~itoriIaaet, % De 10 Mennes
tier leuer brit opbejet ca. 5000 SEQ
oOer 9aoiIa0en. Del er Der oppt fra
|nette 9gjoeord9 jeg lager ct life Sis
|eeblit til Blair, NebL
Blair! ia 6oao me0 glair2 So, nadr
airtebiitoriteren en- Sang frenitaar
tcmmer ban til at taqe Blair me0 /
Setra9tning, boaO odnit eO.=lutberl #
|aanoslio og 8irfeIio blanot pore
Soft Der / QdnOet anQadr.
5tl Blair Naonst fnDtter Jig 0oz
OeOfuttoren / bele port tirtelige 5rems
ti0sarbejoe -: llooannelie at Ca
sere, praiter og Misiion9rer for
@runol9ggelie. u6b,e0elie og gsoas
relie at @uos Rige. baa0e blanot
0ort Soft og uodO.il, iau ldngt iom
ri fan r9tte.
@n opgtig Stole, en- friitslig, IN
be1an0et STOLE - for ct iaa0ant
5ormaal maa intet Ipdres.
5erfor Dor bi barre bere6oiliqe til
a: bringe tore OHere. 5or gjeblit=
let bar Ri en- goo Qnleoning | oet MI
padbe1bnote Subifriptionsarbejos for
a. f9tte n3rinitdtis Seminarium" o.
Dana College" paa g9lofri 500.
llnoifplO, Gnbeosbreore og Mes
n~i9beosfolt, at jeg iila0er mig at fige
set paanb igen: gag meo Strait,
Chit og @leoe og 8arlie6eo pd1
iSli6Itriptionsdrbej6e.. Qao oenne
Sang intst itaa / 0ejen for bette
Mauls Opn1aelfe: af @qI6 az
pifles.
Gao life en- @dnJ I9rliee Meni1s
beosopgdpsr binore bDerten ,Jnnibi-
Ger e1er Menigbe6er / al bore meo /
bette f9les 2sFt.
Ogfda Di | Dor Mlenig9eo tranger
til at fad Dor airte foritsrret =
naaite andre lige faa, efer De bar
airtegafo at afOitfe, eflsr er / Be-
gre6 me6 al bpgge airfe iefb = men,
t9re 0enner, troos aft bette, tindo
mig at fige Oct alligeoel, bsjt og lpot:
Som og D9r meo at lsfte 8eloss
af!"
G~mbeosbreore, ber niofare | at
tale Sagen og / at foa Subffriptionen
ulofsrt burtieft muligt.
getdlinesti6en for | Oar, 1906,
fan 10 bere frit lebsnbe, Tom enbper
teoit Tan fsreno /. Sdn. 1907.
De to ANDRE 9ioer er 10 /. W1aj os
/. Sob. 1907.
.6erren Deliigne Dioere 8elosino=
fdmlingsiagen meo 900 Jremgans
til Wdalets Opnaaelfe. ga, bette
bar Sioebliftet til Blair. 6ilfen iii
rore Qnrere oa Gfeper oeruoe.
merNl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27
MisFpns=Wralern

Com Setretnr for Den aomika Der
bar ubdrbejoet: llbtaft til gegler for
G~agmaBds zMiaiionen os 3reos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27
beopnote min fprite girtlonbso

ben Sang tun Gleo, Der | Dc 8 Ufadz
neoer ON 4aret Ituoereoe at ale 9ios
liens arafter paa Nu8sbur9s Semi>
narium, minneapolis, Minn.. o9 /
.oc fire Maaneoer meo Chit Og @leoe
orbeioeoe noe paa Misiionsmurten.
Ser / Council Bluffs arbei9eoe jes
/ 3 Sommerferier. men ndturli9pis
|gioroe Strejftog efter 9dnosmGno I
Dc omliggenOe @gne. p
5 1881 blep leg r@Or 5relierS
Itano. eO. lutb. 8irte"s Yrait, og Der
tegpnote ieg og min trO 6uitru Dor
|fprIte egenilige Samarbeioe for SUBS
Rige.
Sammen6oloer iee De Ooge meo
0agene MI efter oisie Aars 5orlpb,
fda ftemnes nit 6jertes 9drpe III
at u0brpoe. Store 5in8 bar per
rem qiort moo pg = Ri blepe gldOe!"
Obi / Sdno9eo - 9%egpn0elien oas
ringel Gn al pore 9loIte Praier
ldgOe 9runoen til oct 4rbej0e, ionl
ri eoes peo oen foreneOe odnite 8irte
i Soma % Gebrdit II. OeO ct fprlte
marteli9t Mtsoe: Oct beitoo at 10
M~enneiter, pr9iten o9 cen 5ilberer.
,Sq 9uOstjeneI item beito0 al en- Saline
o. tn6lenoe Bon ON, at 9errens Sag
madtte begpnOes og forti9ttes. 9ette
itste ogIdd paa en- unosrIig 8is. Obi
III er ser in0en for bette 5errltorium
fglgenoe 9erlige 5remblomitringer al
oenne ringe, men itenne 9egDnoelic
, 0mtring 80 prRitetalO, Den loren.
Oanif eog.sIut6. airte"s SamfunOss
ifole, en- 6sjItole. ct gsrnebiem, og ct
Sanatorium, og booo Der er oct
itgrite al oct belle. eet er: Der er en-
bebioit, leoen0e benig grooer % Sss
iteritare.
6erren pare lopst alene for oettsl
6oor ian0t er oog Oct gamle Oro:
gNin0et Ilu0sr fom i~ngentins, men
ler Dog ct lsnligt ailoeTpring".
llforglemmeligs Mino'r bar badoe
min 9uitru o9 js9 fra Oenne Dor
Ifprite mere uerfarne periooe i 5ers
lens 8ingadr0.
6ba0 ri oslte men eoer. 5 enonu
,leoenoe alore 5rosfsitenoe, i De 9ds
&C, minoes ri meo 5af bdaoe til
9erren o9 eoer.
9tnore oejlige MinOsr er T. SIS.
eet uoenteoe 8eieg at YaItor g. s.
3ranoberg 1882. 8et bar ndaoeri9e
CO uforglemmelige 9age for os. De
ulange pn0iee Misiionsmsoer. aress
msoer, flere 4drsmeeer, liant lite al
Iforglemme - llngoomameOerne. De
herlige 69llesme0er mellem De un1s
fra Omaha og Council 9luTs.
Oisie Nleoer bar aa6enbart pare.
til manages geliignslie baaoe gurnIe
'o9 unse. Def iioite itore MsOe par
~nlaaite Ct at De aaer6eOIte. De bar
/ aft SAID Oct ltsrIte Nntal, men oet
car ogiaa tort / o9rOHulOe Sdmtas
fer og beaise SnOirpf, men unOitplo,
ditorPait. preOenIsn, intei Sno9rt6
en- fremme0 9eitiaing!
9i Denter meo gangiel! 3at, fare
praitefOlf. for Gaftfri9@ / eoers
6jem i De 9uge. og drGO, naur ie3
talter pad eoers DER.
Oma5u.
Oct oiloc n9iten e9re en- Corner
melie moo Slagt Og 9ennsr at rejis
gennem oenne Storitao uoen at tase
6dtten al Og anitile en- lille filoiOfIit
Betragtning oper ngdmmelt o9.
mt.
lnoifDlo. Del er en- Ratbetraets
ming, ia. oct er ct rent ngrusDeir"
omtring 81. 1-21a. 6elt mertt ions
me 5foer, men faa III og od en- 2ps=
Ttraale baaae fra 6immelen og Sors
ben ct Stjsrnelp5 og OF enteIt elet@
triit 8lus.-
Wlsrte os qps, Sorrig og 8l96s,
Moogune os Meogang, ia, / en- fans
let Gum er Oct mine OpleDelier | 90
maba.
Oct ioa msrft uo, oa Ri optoJ
9irtfombeoen | 1897.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27
ge 10000 : nopoelige?

G~fterfglgenoe er ct Oro Oerbjems
me fra, iom ri tan hape rl9tig 9ooi
al at l9ie b~eroOre. @i TENDER ogiad
npaet til De 10000 uogoelige. "a,
bpor er Der Dog mango 2igbeospunt<
ter. M1au Der lad ogiad pore St5s
beo oeri, at Ri, iom De oerbjeHlms,
aaigepel gioer os / aait meo De TO-
900 uoeOelige / Den 5ro, at ri ION
Den life Srostampe 0aOeo nof dQi=
eepel Ital ilua De 10000.
Def er ct goot SrO / og for Jig,
set er ct goOt Oro til Oplpsning
pm, 6oorleoes De arbejOer og t9n@
per Oerbjemme, bet er ct goot SrO
for os meo 6eniDn Ill bda0e Dor Dirt
iom6eo og De Suscr, iom itddr pdd
Oaasoroenen bos ps: 99lOsinoiamz
lingsn og 29gmdnosoirffombeoen
Sarlig BIZ Ri un0eritrege De Oro:
Den friftne Wlenigbeo pil gaa fOrln
ps Dere meo, 6oor Sla9et itddr,
tale Ell Sro meo / 0agens Debut
ra / 5ioens 1anter, og ~neobrp0e
@untroens Jaitninger. 6i9lp os at
ipreOe Chs og bore Salt, iad Oct fan
les, at Dor &riItenoym er en- mo0iJ,
9oel, lano, acknowledgements 8r;s
TENDON, ION alorig bliOer gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

%AStitJt III wv ~ cehhe
enc 5roppeafoeling. at for boer ManS
/ 2inien, Der fdl0t. traaote itrafs en-
fra 9eIerben / bdns Steo. Der
for bar oisfe 10000 ogiad frp9z
teoe iom farligt uOOerDiuoelige,
tbi Der bar 10 dIOrig for 5jens
ben 6ddb ON at funne gre lpft
oeres R9ffer ener neoIdble Dem. Nl=
tio too 6isfe 10000 Der fom ct
Spsgelfe eler en- 8sjg, man life pad
en- mem og burtig Maaoe tunOe bliOe
ar meo.
0i. Der 6ar meo 8etbesoa og Snz
Ore Misfion | &sbenbdbn at gre,
bar pad en- u6ebagelig Waaoe | bette
gftsraar ftifte. 8efenotita6 meo oens
ne 5roppeufoeling n6e 10000 uosbss
lige", ioet hi er tommen pua Oct rene
meo, at Ri BAR en- @1lo paa 10000
Gr. Men life alene tom Ri til oenne
ubbggelige 2onfrotation meo De TO-,
900, men. Oeo at ie tilbdge oOer tiOe
Iigere Qars Hsanitdber og beo at ga1
bore entelte pofter isennem bar Ri
cpoaget, at bpis Di lite opleDer nos
pet bsjft forns6ent, nemlig at Wez
nigbeoen bj1lper os til 10000 ar.
mere DIN Maret, ida bill Ri for Jremz
tioen bliDe beo meo Mar for Mar at
maflgle 10000 Rr., = Der pirfefig
pad osn 0is er lige De6 at at bore
&c 10000 u6s6elige. 9i be6sper for
at 9olo 9irtfombe6en / Sang As,
900 Rr. aarlig, men faur fun $4,000
eler: Ri leper at ca. 1000 &r. ON
Maaneoen, men far intet at lepe n
I 8 Maaneoer ON Naret. De 10000
rbfier nftfda frem MOB os, lige fpnrt
bebobne6e og lise mango os lige u
bbn6prli9e bpert Mar. Mlt, bba6 Ri
bar at 2upitaI, e. biinoct | bort 5us
r9ebbesSu~ efIer teDpetformpnoeriet,
og alt, bpuo ri bar funnel BRUCE Of
Gsgaiet bs ttftamentartfte @dDer, Il
enaDet til * 6ars Ben! Detts er CT
p1tion<a oed Dag, dbu bebb<sI6fes.
9tol Di oa life gipe RS6 os botoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27
d

slipsr lsnot til SnbiGibtnter. inotil notrpt
s,!,s Opnselie mootases at uosioerns. Os a
@rlb er betolt. / Ouerensitemmelis meo b.
Sorenebe Stuters YoftIope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Neb..
as second klas matter.
Advertising Rates made knows upsn
application.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-06
PROFESSORS EAGER
FOR new SPELLING
TEACHERS IN COLLEGES ADOPT
800 CHANGED WORDS.
Dozen State University Pedagogs Join
More Than 800 Eastern Brethren in
Compact to Spell according to =Presi-
dent Roosevelt's question New
York and Illinois Lead the Reforners.

Back Of the simplifed spelling board
are s25 college presidents, professors
and instructors scattered thruout the
country, who have pledged themselves
to use the 800 recommended words in
their own correspondence: and writings.
This list of names was secured prior
to Aug. i. Since then: many more have
been added: r - ", y, Z: ~. & !:
Minnesota is represented on this list
by sixteen names. Twelve Of the sign
ers are connected with the state uni
versity and four are on the faculty of
Carleton college. Those who have
pledged themselves, to the reformed
spelling are as follows: il :.
State ersity-Dr Samuel N Del
nard, DR.. William w. FolweIl and Pro
Hutchinson, Francis Klaber, r. Up.
Frank T.. McNey, Henry F.. .Nachtrieb,
Frederick -Sardeson.s and Williams a.
Schapper, and Ant hony -Zeleny;; Carle-
ton college, President William FL. Sal
mon, Dean Margaret Evans, Professors
Lucian Chantry and Frederick E. STRAIT
ton.
The university interest in favor Of
the simplified spelling is greatest in
New York state, where more than 100
persons connected with universities and
colleges have joined the movement. I'LL
nois has 100 such signatures, Massachu-
sets 90, California Ct, Michigan So,
Missouri ~, Pennsylvania 81, and Con-
necticut, Indiana, Kansas and Maryland
each have more than twenty champions
of the new spelling in their higher in
situations of learning. The remainder
are scattered in varying number thru
out the other states.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-06

"A bottle of Chamberlain 8 Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house will save Doctors bills.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-06

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. We believe Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
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Compound as you directed, and am happy
/: to say that all those distressing symptoms left
me, and I have passed safely through tn,
change Of life a well woman"
For special advice regarding this i'm
portant period women are inyited tt
write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mas
She is daughter-in-law of Lydia E
Pinkham and for twenty five years hal
bean advising sick women free 70
charge. Her advice is free and Away
helpful to ailing women.
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mated. the chairman will probable be
one Of his friends.
The complete organization as far as
membership iss concerned is as follows:
First ward, j. HI. Smith; second, J. j.
Mcclure; third, H. A. Finlayson;
fourth, A. D. Evans; fifth, DR.. Sam
Musgrave, Jr.; sixth, Peder Hill; sew
enth, Theo. Bergelen; eighth, J. Dew.
Spencer; ninth, Seth E. Blumsail; tenth,
80. Duryea; eleventh, Peter Bun
CERT; twelfth, G.. r. Crew; thirteenth,
RICHARD bakersfield.
Country: I. I. Nassett, Robbinsdale;
John Engle, Loretta.
Legislative districts: Thirty-eighth,
John Schraeder; thirty ninth, w. f.
Finn; fortieth, DR.. O. E. Linger; for
ty-frst, A. Z. Sorter, Jr.; forty second
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SUGGESTS MEDICAL EXAMINER.
The St. Paul school board last evening re-
ceived communication, from DR.. F. Z. Leavitt,
secretary of the Ramsey County Medical asso.
ciatton. recommending that medical inspector
he appointed by the board to examine such chill
dren as teachers thought sickly.5
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KALEIDOSCOPE LETS GO
IN ST. PAUL 1HEATER

+ A. kaleidoscope machine in the Biiou
Stheater: 219 East Seventh street, st.
Paul, objected to having writ Of at
tachment read in its presence last eve
ming, exploded and caused a disastrous
panic. * 5s45 3 - -
Deputy Sheriffs Frank Plea and Tom
Carey. had gone to the theater and
ment to the proprietor, F. II. o 'Rourke,
who was standing by the picture ma
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9 when it exploded and burst into

chine when it exploded and burst into
flame.
Plea jumped from the balcony to the
first floor and Carey slid down the bal
cony stairway, both deputies being
among the first to get out of the, build
ing. The presence of several police
officers helped to check the mad rush
of the crowd to the exit and prevented
the tramping down of number Of
children. The fire. caused $500 loss be-
fore it was extinguished.
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The North Star Limited

This beautiful train is becoming very
popular with experienced travellers to
having buffet library /. cars, electric
lighted sleeping cars ,sulnlequaied dining
car service. Leave Minneapolis s pm.
arrive Chicago 9:3O am, st. Louis 3
pm. Ticket office 424 Nicollet avenue,
depot corner Washington and Fourth
avenue N.
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John H. Digbee; forty-third, John A.
LI4arimore; forty-fourth, Dr.. G. o.
Straub.
large: John Ryan, A.. T. Grote,
Sylvester Brown, J.. j. Kiichli,J. D..
Holtzerman. lea
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A CRITICAL PERIOD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dangers and Pain Of This Critical Period
Avoided by the Use Of Lydia e. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.
How MANY wo-

How many wo-
men realize that
the most critical
period in a wo-
mans existence
is the change of
life, and that the
anxiety felt by
women as this
time draws near
is not without
reason
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though if this be accomplished success
fully, he takes kindly to captivity, and
often lives contentedly for many years.
In fact, a single specimen existed in
the Geological Park in London for over
twenty-eight years.
Hippopotami in captivity do not re-
Quire the excessive care and attention
which are usually necessary for the
well-being of tropical animals. One
factor which is of considerable advan-
tage in this respect is the fact that
the animals lack the restlessness and
nervousness SO commonly found in
wild creatures. Though terrible fight
ers If aroused they are even-tempered
and fairly intelligent. and learn to
obey the word of command of their
keepers. They appear to appreciate
kindness and seldom if ever required
punishment.
Hippopotami are purely herbivorous,
and in the wild state feed upon grasses
various water plants, rice. millet,
maize, and similar growths. This diet
is approximated as nearly as possible
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in captivity. They are fed every day.
usually early in the afternoon. on
fresh grass or hay, various vegetables.
and bread. They have very healthy
appetites, and one can imagine the
quantity of food that hippo" can
consume, when one considers that the
stomach of large specimen will mea-
sure as much as eleven feet in length.
The hippopotamus is heir to few
troubles. Natural attrition keeps his
teeth, which grow throughout his life
time, within proper bounds AS he not
only spends most Of his waking hours
in the water, but often sleeps the,e
also the frequent immersions keep
his thick skin in healthy condition.
The water must have temperature of
not less than fifty-five degrees, AID
must be maintained at this point the
year around. With the exception of
the usual attention regarding the
cleanliness of the habitation, other
necessary care includes merely the
preparation of his food and the regu-
lation of the temperature.