davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-01

Miss Olive Moulton OF Randolph left
yesterday for a visit at the Islands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-01

Miss Annie Rrann returned yesterday
from visit at Capitol Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-01

w. F. Studley Of Freeport passed
the day Tuesday with A. II. Smith
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-01

Mrs. Lucy Tobey Of Thomaston Is the
guest of Mrs. Henry Merriam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-01

Oscar Baker returned last evening
from a visit in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-01

Herbert Cobb left yesterday for few
days visit at Southport.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01
S~bmiswoimait raiat bens
Seqiiesia a,pmstamis
~ iesla. a
(Satfo ia loppu niime n:oon.)

(Satto ia loppu miime n:oon.)
Sn Ills oIemasia ppba paiffa ios
bon ei paras, enimmdn benseainen
ia nalishlneinfaan b%enSelinen opets
taia moi mitenfdan taIIa ifdIe. .,
iosfa meiId diff faiffina aifoina
ol,,t benseliIia opettaiia iotta muiSs
titpat tdmdn. GifD ie ole pfii mas
Ientamimmista iImibistd roomalai
fen firfon bistoriasia, ettd Min nDps
rdn ia nilpitt5mdn ibmiien eldmd
on iariettp, benfiIDilta iotfa tabtoi.
rpat ola pappeia, oppaita ia ben9eis
Iiiid iobtaiia omiStamala itielleen
benseIliien ipaltinben? So bnomot'
faamme, tiio ilm,i1 eli ole raioitettii
fotooIiieen firffoon, ie ilmenee pros
testanttiIen firfon uSfonnoliiiSia
neufposfunnisia ia firfonfofomfiiss
la I~ddntDineen. Sunnuntaif ouIuopet'
taiien,. etp~anfeliumin %iaornaoiien ia
faiftien, iotfa tahfofpat ben9euiien
eIamdn olaua auttaa toiIia, tdptpp
muistaa, ettd iofaiien eldmdsid l6p
tpp ppbd paiffa iobon be eiDdt iaa
tunfeutua, paiffa iobon pfIin Serra
Sefhs 8rishis iaa mennd iiidue ia
ioSIa pfIin bdnelId on ianan malta.
SIetfo fosfaon mentpt ionfun benz
seaiien opettaion IuofIe ia fpuobat.
tan,it bdnen eteenia toto pbds
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01
Spntein anteefii amtamms,
Sos iind, 6erro, ioi'
madt ipntid, 9erra,
fufa iiis ppIpn? Wh,ts
ia finun tpfSnds on
anteefIi oniamus, eta
iinua ~peIidttaiiiin pi.
40: 3, 4.

Slen ottanut pibuafle ni ipntein
anteefii antamiiesta, 5ppstd, ettd pei
tdan ettd ebfd lite tai iofu mun,, moi
pianfin iaoba wddria fdiitteitd tai
Iiian fempesti oiatella, tdstd ppbdn
uSfomme perustohubesta, fofemut.
fiesta ionfa padGle foiffi friStiuiiet
circumference tdptpp ola rafennet.
til, labiaSta ionfa Ioattaminen mel.
ban omafiemme mofIoi Sumalan
poian ,peren. So olen aineetieni
malinnut pud olewot ianat lentdbs
ben, ettd muistaiIimme Ipnteinanteefs
II Ioannin fofcmusta ieuraotpan SUI
maIan pelon IpbdmisIdmme; ie on,
suurrnta bammdstpstd Iiitd bdnesid,
iofa on nellie toimittanut Ipnteinan.
tecfii onnpn. 3pIpmps nouiee ~
oameSidm,ue: Onfo bdmmaStps Iits
te fpoItoofpin htnne fen fotemutlen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

= MIiamiebemme omat ieiraatpat;
Sobn Sauttamus, Miblanb, Wis.
German 6iu, @asburn. isis.
Oamib Huotialainen, matfoiaa.
Socob GliaIon WafeIielo, Wid.
9lntti 8anninen, matfoiqa.
Sobn Sipastin, Hodlano, Wlid).
Wlatti Sultfo, 9esiemer. Wiid.
Sab 9iipaffa, Glp, Winn.
Soban Splma, Gmbarras, Wtinn.
g. Yliidrmi, Gotato, Wtinn.
Saatfo Sirwi, matfoiaa.
Sobon Suria, Gonneaut, Sbio.
Sobon &ilponen, Sronpopb, Wtid)
German 2ampinen, mattoiaa.
paitii padmainittuia aiiamiebia o
nat firftofunnan papit ia beiodn a
paifauiSaiiamiebet er
paiffafunnilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

let luulee meiodn tdud tanala NAL
Ian bouraiteman. Gimme tdtd pibd
ollentaan ibmeend, eibdn meiad fai
liene tdQdista ennen olutfaan ia uuts
ia alma rutena oubofiutaan. Sitd
paitii on pdbdnpuoleiIesti totuttu
tddld Ianomalebtien palstoiua Lutte
maan ustontoa. Sabbomme tdmdn
allan muofli lauiua Ipbpeen a%iatnfs
lemme. &ristittpind on meiui ma.
pails 1eitrota tapabtumia taiffiaqa.
Vie laamme lufea mntiiia iota=aIiois
ia lefd f~aitistafin aIioista. Wlitta
lamalla fuin niitd litemme ia niistd
p%ubelemme, min famine Iomoua
liluua pubua Sumalan Ionan totuufs
llsta ia tiittdd Sumalaa. Sitten ME
pubelemme ~firfo0iIista ia foulnali.
otsta ia iilti Iaamme omiStaa Smmas
Ian lapiioifeuben. &psfa ibminenen
usfomaiiena fristittpna on ndin ess
teetDn oiaa ottamaan pubtaiIiin ia
tunniauiIiin aiioibin, min mifli Iitten
lanomalebti Northumberland pitdis
ola min perrin erilainen. SIemme
aiatelleet, eta tdimd lebti iaiIi eIiittdd
fristittpd ibmistG incompatible, iofa
tabtoo fdDttdd naibetuSpDpodaa nil
til leipisfDitddn, mitd bdneQe on U.S.
fottm fdptettdndtii. SoiieIta puolen
ei fristitpn Joni metdd fiesta epdus>
foisten fansIa. Slid fristittp bps
mdud omaaa tunnoqa moi ben9ittGd
litd ilmaa, ipsia Sumalottomat miibs
tppGt, min Iamoin on laita tdmGn
leboenfin fansia. Gen Wuof1i ppps
bdmme firienaibtaiienfin pttomaan
buomioon etteimdt muuta firioitteleis
Il fun iitd, mifd on SumaIalls oool'
lista ia ibmiiiqe bpDbpaistd. r&aif'
ii mitd te teette pubeella eli tpDad,
tebfdd lie Serran SeeIufIen nimeen",
Ianoo appstoli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

= Sun SeeiuS astui laitpoan, JOS
ia opetuslapiet plitpot, min alfoi
mprsfp min paubota, ettd laiipo aaIs
Ioiua peitettiin. Sdmd ala ndfpp
olemon IelrpG mielG mei0efin. Sun
SeeIuflen totuufIia aletaan ~iulista'
moan, min Iilpin alfoa nousta mprs'
fp. Waiffa eipanfeliuntia onfin
%iaarnattii ldbes fafIi tlbatta puptta,
min eli ie ole moimaonIa fabottanut,
jos eli ole Iaotanafaan na'nooan
lopettanut. Serran emilia on fpad
nIein pelfo ia bdtd noita %aaItoia fats
IeIIesIa, mutta laifpa ei f~uitenfaan
maioa meteen, iiad Serra on lais
masIo ia balit1ee iiqoinfin Fun on
aiman biliaa mafuuqaan lai,pan
pobiasia. &atIoS pstdpd 9errosia,
miten turmatiit Iaamme ola. Sdn
ianoo: raId iiis MT peIfdd, fila mt
ma oIen iiniin tpfDnds. Wtind olen
Iinun nimeItdii futiunut, find olet mic
nun Siad Jos find meIisid fdpi,
min nina oIen tpfDnds, ettei pirrat
Iinua upota, ia Jos find hilesia fdpt,
ct find paIa ia liefin ei pioa iimia
5ptpttdmdn. Siud MIND olen Serra
iinun SumoIos Ssraelin ppbd iinun
ipopabtaioIi." 3osfa ndin on afian
Iaiio, min 10 iopii ionoa Damioin
fonsio: rpaIoia toas minum iieluni
iinun lepoos, iiaa !3erra tefee by
ndsti minulle. Muistofaamme an,
too funnio SumoIan ipDue. Nlitd
me olemme iebneet, iofo iotoin oliit
oaut? Sits fdifti bppd ole tullut
Sumololta, ioIta foiffinainen bpfpd
onto ia tdpbeainen labia tiriee. 8iis
I'd iieluni !Serroo!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

yte aiot, iouoin on tpaarasIo
ipaiota, ofpat rufoufI EN- aitoio Ser
ran palpelioille. pietari laimiu lDi
rufoilemiien ldbties Iddn maaraailelle
m%atfa1een, mutta FUN ban riipeIi
paioomaan. opetti tpaara bdntd rus
foilemaan. Spur9eon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

WddrDDten fdriiminen ei fenens
fddn lielua turmele, maifta Ie tuot.
taafin mdbdn nabinfoa ruumiile
ia omaiiuuoelle. Niitta nddrppten
tefeminen tlrmelee iielun, maiffa lie
tuottaiiitin file faiffi mailman ia
tparat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01
Snnnnntaifomlli. oiasto.
9ntfisteluja fumttmmtaifpnlus
''a I6fibiSia. 'rsi'H

''d a Idfipisia. '1sifl'
(Sunnuntaina beImituun 4 p. Watt.
4: ILL
Mine: Seimffen fiuIaus.
Rultainen tetsti: 2aitiSIa fiuIottu
niinfuin metin f~uitenfiu iIman fpn.
tid.
Seiufien fiuiaufIen alasta fdpttda
Watte,is ionaa %IiIoin, fun toas Mor,
fus ionoo rfobta". Meiue opetetoon
Ills, ettd oil martin lifeinen pbtepS
poitelnn wdlild Sorbanin IaafiosIa
ia foetitIen mdIiua fiuIaufIen fp,,o.
reuo. &c OF uiein meibdntin fofes
m%ufiemme, ettd Iuuri benseuinen Iiu'
noiiS on ieu:ottuna fatferilto bpDfs
fdpfliltd pimepben pdarubtinasten
ia moItoin puoIeIta. 9tIf5Dn pfIi'
fadn, ionfa fotemuS on tdmm5inen,
oIfo bueIisioon. ppba Senfi pei
Seiufien f~iuIoutleen. &c oil maIttd'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

= SdSId mimeros ia oltao firioi,
tus, Ipntein anteefii antamis, iota
tulee iatfrmaan fabbesla Ieuraamiss
ia numeroisIa. Spimomme lifiiain
iitG tarffauoena Ieuraanan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

= YddIidisiloon pppbdmme pieId
firioitufiia ia Iamaua mpDs tiIauts
iiafim, fen binta on 20 ienttid fpl. ia
ilmestpp .maaIisf. Is y.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

= Sanatulipa rufoufiisIa on ias
mao FUN afanat niiuisIa. Sos I'll.
foufIiuamme oliii mGbemmdn turs
buuoen loistaipia b6pbenid ia fen
iiiaan mabnemmat liitpet, Min oliIi
palipn parempi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

Sdnoinen Iebti, iosia pubutaon
Iielun falleimmisto a%orteisto, on fpL
Ia paut amtaa monela h%ifiioiSta.
Sotfut cpat Iutineet meiodm o%Itoneen
pDnfitidmsan poopinpoltaa ia ioi'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

- ylpepS on ipnnin pad, eldmd ia
par1inaimen olemus. SiQG niintuin
pfiitddn bpme eli ole tobelinen plpes
dsid ipoGmmesid, min ei t%oiielta
puolen mifddn unit ipoi eldd tabi
mabin9oiitaa iieQd miSia plreps on
fuollut. = Sutb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

&rishitieue. Gnnen FUN olemme
pmmdrtdneet, emme moi Iaaoa
benseaiStd bpDtDd mistdan, emmetd
moi tobeaiieSti ebistpd triStiaiIeSid
el0mdsId.
Sum taas ferron tGmGn olemme
fGIittdneet on frietiqinen eldmGmme
oifein %olietti; olemme oifeasla iubs
teesia ben9euiiiin a%uttaiiin, fun ems
tiff olemme tilleet tdIittdmGdn fuins
tn tdpIin inflammation OH mclfams
me SerraIle SeIutIele = Ipntein an
teetIi antomiiesta, ipanbursfauoesta
Sumalan coesId, raubasta Sumalan
fanSIo, ppbdn raomot,m pmmartd.
miiestd, len tietdmilestd miti Sdn
tabtoiii meitd tefemddn mailmasIa,
toimpmme fdr!impfisId, tpipostam
me fuoleman eoesid, toimostamme
ttomion ebeSId, f%anaIa ianoen fai.
fiesta olemme tGpoeQiiesti aIusta lops
pi:un asti fiito QiIumben ipelas1a pf.
lin 9erralIe Seimtlclle &~rlstmtIeIe.
Sdtd emme moi oppia muuaIa FUN
Iiina pelosto,pasIa ptiindiippoesid
ia fun olemme tdmGn meIauiIuuben
oppineet, min pmmdrrGmme mpDs,
ettd i%otainen miiu r~elmnuiIuuS on
toissarmoinen. Wle pmmGrrdmme
Iiqoin, ettd faiffi b%en9eainen palipe=
lus mitd tddlli mailmasIa teboddn,
on ,paan len iiirtdmistG nellie, iota
ne ibmiIet iotta meta auttaipot omat
oppineet ia ioaneet !SdneItd. Sa JOS
lite olemme iaarnatoimes ia, iunmun.
taitoulun ppeitaiana tai toitomme
nuuten toiIia amustaa raamatur
tuntemil esia min alamme pmmdrtGd,
ETH Sumolan iaIaiiuutten buoneen'
baltioiua ieiiomme tesfead %iuurta.
ialaista b~enseaiIen holman iuirtaa,
! Slemme I%alaiiuuoen fesfelld Suma:
la on meiodt Iiiben alettanut. Gm
me moi ianoa minfdtdboen. Sbmi
miIet tuleipat lanomaan, ettd be o
mat bpotpneet iostafin iota olcmmf
ianoneet ia he onat fuitentin itIt
teoeIa mddrin pmmdrtdneet meibdr
ianamme. Sumala On Ie- mitd bt
Iuulimat meibdn tarfoittaman, fddn
tinpt beiodn bpmdfI een auttaotIeer
beita benseaiiesid eIdmdsiddn.
Snip militia miebeltd tai n%aiieIta by
mdnid, ioaa on oa,t fofemusta ben
seliiesId opetustpDSId ia he iano'
mat iinuIle, ettd beibdn eoistptieniG
iiind eldmGsId on ~iatfupaa ebistps'
ta i%alaiiuuoen ilnlapiirisid, Sumalo
fapttden beta wdlitappaleena BEN
seIiiesfd afpustamiiesIa ia be omal
lite faiten tGmdn festeld enemmdr
tai mdbemmdn tiebottomia iiitd. Mi'
til tdmG merfinnee? &c merfitIee,
ainoa ben9eaisten taiporoicen iafa
ia, ainoa %benseuisten labioien antas
ia on Serra SeIus &ristis. Sdptp'
neefD minun toietad, ettd meibdu
tdptpp bfiindilppoesid oppia fdiittd'
mGGn ipelfamme mittaonlattomuue
9dneIe. Siispd, fen iataiina' Null.
lie mitd lite olemme 9dneltd %iaaneet,
me estetddn lanfeemasta plpeile,
mddn Iiitd, ettd iotfut otpat tulIeet
bpDbptetpifIi meiodn fauttamme ia
oIemme mpDs pariellut lanteemostu
iielua mlrbaapaon ibmiSiumoloimi'
leen - torfoitan ibmiiellisten opetta'
iien Ia~arnooiien ia iobtaiien iumaIoi'
mista, fosfa pmmdrrdmme, ettG
taiffi ben9ellinen apn loprlltl est
taIee 9erraIta SeiufIeIta itIeItd, ioue
OF annettu Ypbd Senfi, ettd Sdn
Iitd Senfei iafaiIi nellie.
IS. u. Solution 8oIs; mufaelien
iaomen!i
r&aneripa."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

= Gpbpet rufonfiet oipat fpllifli
pitfdt. pietarin rufouflesIa oil maan
folme Ianaa, mutto Iiind oil fpuifii.
Isl tpiptd pituntta, maan moimaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

= Tdnddn altaa &anIan Spiston
femdt lufufauii ia toinomme file
mt m~enestpstd iefd febpitamme pies
Id nuorufaiiio iinne menemddn, nss
fomme Iiead pield nastaan otetta>
man.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

idlfeen, ionfa uSfomme ipntein ans
teefIi iaannitii? 9uotin m~illoinfaar
fristiaiien tirfon bistoriasla on ollnf
ioloin %fanian ieosIa oliit pl'
hut mauaQa min iloinen, ipodmellr
men, etten ianoiIi fenced fristililpp'
ben laatu FUN npfpadn ilmenee ilol'
5isla lauluiSia ipntein a%nteetli annos'
ia. 81 fosfacn, JOS tuosta laiilamlF
Iesta mi iotain pddttdd tanIan tiln'
teiSta, ole lDptdnDt laaiemmale ulot'
tumaa fofemusta ipntein anteetlt
Iaannista. pannaompas tue buo'
milo fen toIia1ian rinnalle, ionfa tuil'
ri en9lantildinen iaarnaaia tobtor'
Dale lauiui erddle nuoreue loarnaa'
iaue ndiqd Ipnoilla: r&utaan ei nD'
tpaifana pelfdd Sumalaa." Suti,'
tmnta. iofa tummnstaa iloiiisla lau.
luisIa pIemanIa r&aritIan perelld
pestp" ia f%oteneenia ipntein onteetl'
Iaantia, mutta josta ebes ~iollatir
tot,ruoen mufaiIuubella ioatetoan la
noa, ettei fufaan pelfdd Sumalaa'
= miten iopii iemmoineu iufu ttor
lauIeen rinnoIle: rSimln tpfDnds or
anteetIi antamus. ettd limia pelidt
tdiIiin." Sumala tietdd ettei tartoi
tufIeni ole mdbentdd fenenfddn iloo
fristiQiIistd fofemufIistaan. pifem
min on tartpitufIe ni elittdd fristiui
fen lion toll ldboe "a Ioattaa futaftr
meistd Iiiben, ettd ilomme oliIi bDps
tettp f,iten fen tulee ola bDpstettp
bdmmdstnneeltd tiitoaiinuoelta Su
malan iullrta armoa fobtaan.
&un iotu totuus, futen Iefin ioft
ilmenee lauIeesia rlpntein anteetl
antamus", tulee min t%utilfii, etti
plemme taipupaiIet fdlittelemddl
5itd naan usfontcamme fuuluipant
lauIeena, eifd tooeqiiena usfonaIia
no, on bpDbpaistd ieiioa mdbdn loi
tommaaa iiitd ia fpIpd itleltaan 10
tafiu td%mdnlaista: uWtisid oliiimm'
tdbdn aIiaan ndbben, Imam iuma
Iauista ilmoitusta eli Sumalan ia
naa?" SeiIabtutaamme betfefIi en-
men fun fapmme allan ptimeen, I'd
min fpipmptien eteen. Oliiito ilma'
iumalauiSta ilmoitusta ipntein ON
teeth antamuS maboo0inen? gIatel
FAMINE ettei meiud oliii Haamattu
anime, moiIimmefo iiaoin uSfot
Iemmoiieen aiiaan fuin ipntein an
teetIi IaamiIeen, ipntein ienraustel
poistumiieen eli ipnnin pois ottami
Zee?
GpIpfGdmme mailmalta, ionic
fansIa olemme tefemiiesid, dlfdei
Iiitd mitd tamaaiIestt f,ttIutaan luon
motif. Sn taipaaista nDfpdan ia
noa, ettei luonto tieod mitddn anteet
il antamiiesta. Gotta fpad lDptpi
IuonnosIa ipisIi formausteinp, NUT
ia tiIaiIuus %luonnosIa ferran meme
tettpnG eli tosfaan tule tafaiIin il
Iupnnon lofien ritfpminen ran9aiS
taan alma onfarimmalta oifuoelto
Sofa ferta Fun pistdt fdteii tuleei
poliat Ien. So bpmdtii meilc on
ettd l0ptpp Iemmoinen labioomator
oifeus, liad muutenbon Ell oliii mi
tddn iilpeeaistd idriestpStG eifd mi
tddn IemmoiSta feboitnsta' iofa tn
lee IipeeuiIestd idriestpfiestd nellie
Sum nouiemme monnosta tartas
tellafI emme ibmisten Dbteisfunnallis
ia eIdmdd, buomaammc plan stte
p~bteisfunta moi elGd Imam lafia ic
lain moimasIa pitoa ritotIia rantoi
iemaua. Ybteistunta tietdd bppir
wdbdn anteefii annpsta. &c ei us
faua palioa antaa antesfii. &c no
ndbdn lempepttd oiotta iiead ia tddl
Id ioletin emf fertaa riffoneelle
mutta pbteiSfunta ei ustauo tpapa
uttaa faiffia panteiaan, eli usfaIlo
ola Imam lafia ia lain mpimasic
pitoa ia laiailen lempepben roia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01
await:
61O E, Aver st Ironwood, Mich.

Entered as second-class matter January II,
1905, at he post office ut Ironwood. Michigan,
under the Acct of Congress of March 8, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

Rahat lahetettako6t joke suorastaan rahassa
tai expressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
ney-orderissa; dollaria pienemmat summat vol
daan lHhettaa 1 sentin postimerkeissa.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19

painting Franklin's portrait, the Due
de la Rochefoucauld. Malesherbes, and
urgot, who came to talk political econ
omy. 1t was through Tugot, that Frank
lin met Nine. Helvetius, widow of
the celebrated philosopher, thus be-
ginning deep and sympathetic friend
ship. Regularly every Wednesday,
Mines. Helvetius. De Cabanes, de la
Rouche, and the Able Morillet. a con-
genial spirit, dined with Franklin.
Here the party would meet Count d'Es-
taing, who was neighbOr of Frank
Inns; the Segurs: Walpole. Lafay-
cite, FRANKIE, the King of Sweden's
secretary, and Madame Brillon, an au-
thOress who dedicated her works to
Franklin.
The American minister was famil-
lar figure of Passy in those days.
Often he would take his crab-stick for
a walk. stopping occasionally to chat
with the children and peasants. EUsu-
ally his course took him to the man
sion of Nine. Helvetius. where, besides
the hostess and her two daughters.
Mines de Nun and d'Andlau, he was
sure to meet such celebrities as Con.
dorcet, Chamfort, Raynal. Mably and
cav CuShlASu vi
day. Franklin seldom left Passy. ex-
cept to fulfill the duties of his mission
or to attend the sittings of the Acad-
emie or the meetings Of his lodge, the
Nine Sisters" 1t was from the villa
that he went, with some trepidation. to
the royal reception at Versailles,
where Queen Marie Antoinette induced
Franklin to remain and dine, and it
was here, too, that he received. on his
departure for America, the kings por-
trait set with 40S diamonds, and Marie
Antoinette's message directing he be
conveyed to Havre on one of her own
"litieries."
Franhlins eight years in Passy fixed
his memory very firmly In the French
mind. SO that the statue Is not erected
among strangers. The Rochefoucauld's
home is still on Rue Franklin; the de
Nuns are around the corner on the
Rue de la Tour; the Lafayettes, the
de la Roches and many other old fam
lilies with whom Franklin associated,
are not far away. And SO the statue
of the first American minister is at
home among old associations and old
friends.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
Iron Bedsteads in the Orient.

Opportunities for trade in iron bed
steads are reported by Austrian con-
suls. An important trade is done in
Saloniki. Turkey. especially for beds
with tall posts for carrying mosquito
nets: rich brass ornamentation is
favored. Climatic conditions in Beirut
have destroyed business in wooden
bedsteads. and the demand for the iron
article is strong. 1t should have az
meter-high columns for mosquito nets,
and should be meters long by 80 or
los centimeters broad. or occasionally
100 centimeters
In Bulgaria the Rustchuk consul re-
ports noteworthy demand for iron
bedsteads. From Varna a warning
comes to attend carefully to packing,
as beds with damage to the ornamen-
tation or to the castiron parts will be
accepted only at reduced prices.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
Of THE
ATHLETIC assn.
OF THE ].
Meeting Held at University
Yesterday One of Deep
Interest.

Amid loud applause President Selby
Called to order the meeting of the Uni
versity Athletic association, late We'd
nesday afternoon in the chapel of the
Main building The students were
gathered together to hear of the pro-
Sress of the association, and also to
discuss Il most significant feature in
the life of this organization, namely
that of Incorporating of the Athletic
association, it was thought that the
time was ripe when there should be an
organization better able to cope with
business matters, for there are con-
tracts to be fulfilled and hundreds OF
dollars to he paid out every year.
Mr.. ]. O'COnnOr and Mr.. Anderson,
between them, briefly told of the pro-
gress made since the organization be-
gan several years ago, and also spoke
OF the present financial condition
which, thanks to good management, is
in excellent condition. Mr.. Husband,
who had been instructed by the board
of control to look into the matter of in
corporation, was then called to the
platform and outlined his views ON the
question.
Aside from the necessary expense
and work that would be curtailed, the
speaker said that he had investigated
the matter to the best of his ability,
with the result that he could not see
the wisdom of taking such a step. He
showed that the one great change from
the present status would be that the
corporation could institute suit and
also could be sued, and the Athletic
association would be more apt to be
sued than to sue SO that just what
good the body would accure from the
change, he was not able to forsee.
After lively discussion the matter
was referred back to the Athletic
board of control for further action
The meeting was very enthusiastic
affair and the Orchestra and Bungaloo
club received hearty ovation for their
work i'll furnishing music. The
Orchestra. especially, deserves COM
mendation for the excellent spirit
shown by it's members in helping to
further any venture undertaken by the
institution.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
Close Shave For Bede.

Cleveland Leader: Congressman
Bede of Minnesota, still looks back
with horror to an experience he had
with Scandinavian audience in his
state last campaign. 1t was up in the
pine woods and the other orator of
the evening was a staiwart Norseman
who was to speak in his native tongue.
This man failed to arrive and theycom-
mittee asked Bede: do you speak
Norwegian still?" Bede unthinkingly
replied in the affirmative, though he
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19

Richard Davis. an early settler of
Plainview, was instantly killed by the
kick of horse.
VIM. Alberg, 15-year-old boy of
South Haven, was sentenced by Judge
Page Morris in the United State dis
trict court to pay fine of $40 for
shooting at rural mail box.
Cornelius Nelson, who was formerly
mayor of Montevideo. and one of the
leading business men of that city, died
at the insane hospital at Fergus Falls
last week. His remains were shipped
back to his home for interment.
H. Burton Strait. the bank presi-
dent convicted of receiving deposits
in the late Scott County bank when he
knew 1t to be insolvent. has appealed
for new trial on grounds of error.
Judge Morrison will make his decis-
ion on April IA.
Hitler H. Horton of St. Paul. men,
Der of the state senate. died Saturday
night at Nassau. in the Bahama is
lands. where he had gone to recover
his health. Death was due to Bright's
disease, which had been fastening its
hold on him for years.
The whereabouts of Henry Boriel of
Ronneby. Benton county, who left
home March IA. is still a mystery.
The mother is in a dying condition.
The boy is five feet tall. weighs 1875
pounds. has brown hair and dark
eyes and is II years of age.
While playing about the barn with
several companions, the six-year-old
daughter of ]. Bradley, living near
Erskine, suddenly fell on the upturned
prongs of a pitchfork. The tines Of
the implement entered her right side
and inflicted such serious injuries that
there are grave fears for her recovery.
Petitions are being circulated to
submit to the voters of Marshall
county at the state election next No.
vember the proposition of dividing
the county into two counties. Both
divisions would contain about twenty
four townships. The new county is to
be called Hiawatha. and will have
Middle River for its county seat
Charles J. McClenhand. wanted in
Ohio AOl tue culueLZleIleHL Oh I(.OUV
from the Central Union Insurance
company at Converse. Ohio, was ar
rested at Staples after having made
spectacular escape from an Ohio
detective at Pine River There are
said to be over thirty indictments
against McClenhand. wha was known
at Pine River as John Lee.
While Mrs. Hannah Nelson, wife of
settler living twenty-five miles north
west of Nashwauk, was polishing her
kitchen stove, the bottle of liquid pol
ish exploded and set fire to her cloth
ing. She was alone in the house at the
time but managed to smother the
flames with an old carpet which was
lying on the floor. She was severely