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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

Sneios | Gplee; gpfserne reiiie iig iDni
ger9e % ialbt ION itummenbe Josic
i,eo paa Sfihst, Der rDiieoe % fnaseoe !
ale Sommenfpininser. Men Gritbjuu
lang ON Snsebjsrs cmfap niec Stor'
men. On palbis Bulge ifpllebe ouer
Sfi6et % REP fire Manb operborb.
"Snart irOr Ieg" iasbe 5ritbjop,
"at nosle al % fOmmer til at siaite
Ran.S
Glide ifipb en- pilinar 5art; men
Wgrfe, Sjsrof os Suefau orisau benz
iom en- Mur, iaa be fnopt funoe finite
ito Stapn til Siapn. 5ritbjup ites op
I Maiten paa llbfis, % oa ban fan tom
neo, iasbe ban:
"3enne Giprm er &cns Selges
Bart; en- flor opal iaa Ies iusmme
runbt ON Sfi6et, % 10 &uinber reb
paa cens Rps. Men prspe ltal vi,
boab Der bar itcrit Mast, ppr 9ptfe
eler Song Selses 5rolbom." Deb en-
Sort | Saanoen itiIebe ban zig / 5urs
~itaonen og tiltalte Glide. Sfibet 1tsbte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
Oynamit | PuItanoen.

"SiGrrtngraao Hal iugen iorimaa"
flyer 6anten | Guentpret, o. oct iatn'
me meltte ogiao Ell Some | SrebrifS'
Ita0, iom iorIeoen Iften | ct Anfolo
Of boIbiom San6piue lptteoe til fine
Roboerifers mere eller minore pan'
oittige SuSraab. On li6en Some meo
en- itor Rpp | ben enc Gieufrog gaD
beu0e tiIitoit bet bprebare RaaS, al
bun ifuIbe BRUCE 9pnamIit paa oen
igge Sano. Get bauSe bun 9srt ifuloe
bore iaa giiIot ioa - ifriper "6rc'
SrifitaO 9lab".
% SIuifens ffsi Sen t~anOipge Some
ben til en- Ben al fig % fit fig oOer'
Ia6t en- IiSen Slump Gpnamit, iom
bun fog meo fig biem. 90 meb ct
Iioet SaanOipeiI foron ita pirfebe %
priffeOe bun imoat og poriomt lpna'
miten neS / 0en pPmmeIige $ulton0,
off ioa tiIbage ira 8inbuet, luffebc
Etnene % finch meO Ell 8oIb iom
@tlieunitrcn9eIie De TO froftige &iG'
Der mob biudn6en
gn analS, ct SoIb, % aonen fouot
fig efter ct GieblifS 5ornirring li8'
genSe borte / Oonsfroecnl Wen bo
bun merfcbe, at 3anocu 90 Sanopi'
nen bar pGf, boppeoe bun aGuo iueiret
o. ioor pao, at beSre EouO0oftor enc
Sen lille, lure Raboen benoeS families
life | belle 8reNrifSItabS @p.
TauoIG9en, iom eftcrpoa pluffe0t
Stumperne al Den iprGngte Sono 10
itger, at bun er iIuppet forbolb5ois
let ira belle Siitorien. San unorer
fig blot oper, at life belle Sopeoet bIcr
iprGngt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

Sra en- SfoIe / @obuSlGn me6oelel
ct ioenif 8Iob fslaenbe uirfelige Gr
enlpIer ira llnOerbiSuingen:
Spsrg8mnoI; "SonO iaGSe Scar
ben toIpte ON i'm 6ob?"
Guar: at BON life piloc ottrPot
en- GoOSbreS al Riget."
SpsrgsmaoI: "SOob fables Der
mrrfeIieite Sten pon 6reortfsboIo?"
Spar: "6rebrifSiten."
&preren forepiier ct @iGc6e al SCI
menneifelige 2cgemcS SnOrc % pege1
poo 2eperer:
"SpaO er set for no0ct?"
Sutct Spor.
"Q6r man, boiS Sen er friif?"
"!tei."
"SpoS gicr man bo?"
"QPon Icoer."
~Nan, buob beber sen oa?"
"2epercn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
SHE COULDN'T VERY WELL.

An attache of one of the foreign
legations in Washington, says the
Ladies Home Journal, had become
very much attracted to one of the
sweetest and most beautiful girls i'll
the Capital society. He felt quite
sure that his ardor was not altogether
without response OF the girls part.
Their meetings had become oftener,
and their appearances in public to-
gether were frequent, and the young
fellow felt that a certain ball TO be
given or a particular evening, TO
which they were both invited, would
mean a great deal to him. So ne
personally selected a box of the most
beautiful flowers he could get, and
writing a note addressed to the girl
gave it to his valet, c~arefullv instruct
ing him TO deliver it with the box in
about two or three hours.
The man finally reported that the
box and note had been delivered;
but to the attaches surprise when he
arrived at the ball and wen straight
up to the girl, he noticed that she
was not alone, and was carrying some
other flowers. She barely nodded to
MIN a. hS app cd1hNb' ohu NdliiS
the entire evening distinctly Stunned
him.
The evening was a miserable one,
and he went home sick at heart.
There he found his box of flowers
standing on the table. Mystifed, he
summoned his valet, only to be as
sured that he had personally delivered
the note and box.
"But not that one, sir" he added.
you pointed out quite another box,
sir"
what was in the box you took?"
asked the young man, absolutely
mystifed.
Il can not tell, sir, and naturally I
did not open it," replied the valet.
He was sent in haste to the girls
address, and the box was brought
back to the young man, who opened
it only to find that his valet har car
ried to the girl a new lot of under
wear he had bought that day for him
self, and the note read:
May ] hope that you will wear
: these for my sakei"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

lisbeb; ban pilbe alpris slemme benbe,
iua IGnss ban leuebe.
SOngen iasbe imilenbe:
"Sun fit bog bebre 5nt for Siuter'
Upbplpet enb ies. ifisnt bun life bar boz
ret penlisere mob big eno jes."
8pnsen uiloe, at Sritbjob Ifulbe Bits
be os i~ursitaa 8iset for bans Born,
Der enonu bar imaa; men oenrte trGn9te
paa aireien; bans 5olf pentepe bam.
9a iasbe Sting:
Seq iDler mtg ipe % penter mart
min 9so; ieg ifiGnfer big min Suitru
% al MIN @ienbpm % pil bertil sipe
big &%onsenapn."
&%on9enaunet aiIlos Sritbjpu; ban
oiloe fln iOm Sarl itpre &iset, til
Sings Spnuer bIep pprre; bet pprisc
mobtog ban nteb @lebe. Sort eiter
bpoe Song Sting % bleu besraot al tit
Soft; weu 6ritbiuu agtece Snsebjsrs.
9a benbes SrSbrs, &onssrne / SosnJ
fit 5ibeube berum, bleu be meset prebe
% ruitebe en- flor Scr mob Sritbiuo.
9eune gift Ssles SBnner impbs. Der
bleu Slas, ps Sritbiou fiGmpoe mellent
De f~urreite; ban itsbtei aamuen pua Song
Selse; DC itiitebe Sllg, men Selse falot.
2a lob 5rtbiuu lpite 5rebfiOIo. %
Striben itauieoe. Salibun fit Sreb,
men matte aiitaa fit Rise til 5ritbiou,
iom siOrbe BAN til Serie us gap ham
sOsn at itpre, meOens ban ielp beritebe
ouer &iserite. "a Sings Ssuner pur
uOrue, fit be Sobsrens &ise; men 5rit'
biOu tos &%unsenaun i SOgu % unbers
laspe fig ienere S%urOalanc.
Sritbiop us Snsebiprs baooe mango
8srn beriblauot Spunerne @untbiou
% Sunibipu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
Naer ttiau bare pco bet!

"Spr, RabIen," iagoe en- Ranb til
lin Sen, "oet ll1ret Der pna Sfobet
eaar 10 iIet life rigtigt."
80" iagbe Wanocn, "egentIig
gaar BET riatig goot, man ifaI bare
ficnbe oct. Ger on, nnar 8tierne itour
pan ~, ian Ilaar oct ,, og iaa peo
ie9, at ben er fem Miurter ouer balu'
ipp!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

6rithiop reooer Hong Ring o9 Jnsebor9.
Manb, ienbte ban en- Spenb bort for at
ipprse, boem ban bar.
seq beoer 5bipu (1pu)," iuarebe
ben 5remmeoe.
"8u bar flor 2pit," ia9be 8rpnnin.
gen til &ongcn, "at tale meo enbperS nj.
~itretIer, Der tommer bib; buab marte'
li9t er ber MI PED berne?"
"9et ueo ies bebre enb b." ia9be
&on9en, "ies ier, at ban laber giuene
lebe alleiteos pmfrins; ban t9nter mere,
eno ban taler."
San BAD Ranben fpmme nGrmere;
ban TOM frU9et % patlenbe % bilits
apngen mcb iuas Stemme. 8enne
ipurste ont bans Rapn.
Seq beber 5ritbjou (5rebtpp), J."
ia9se ban, "naar jog for meS Sifinser;
Sertbjpo (SGrtpul naur ies b,aste
apinoer til at srGbe; @eirtbiOu { Sppb'
tpu). naar ieg faitebe Sppo; Gptbiuu
(Stpu), naur ies rBueoe lloifirr; M
bar jeg en- Sib oaubret pmtriug msD
Saltfarle ps trGnser Sirlp."
"Spor bar ou I Ra.?" ipursie Sous
gen uioere, "eaer bpor ct bit Siem?
Suor er bu upisbt, % boab braste big
bib?"
Gen 5remmebe iuarebs:
s Singer (Gnser betpber paa SIb'
nprit baaoe sOrs % 5jurp) bleu jes Op.
ippt, hos lltp par jss / Nat; min gu
brep mig bio, Os biemlss er jes."
"&anbGuce," iasoe apnsen, "bar br
en- Stllno paret opiDbt i Sprs, bet Tan
osiaa bore. at bu ct ipot peo en- 6iorb,
s Sfusen bar bu ~tilbrast Ratten tbi
Der bpr lasen / RarbeSen, ipm beSe,
lllp, pg Siemmet agter bu maal tie lioci
mob ben gu, iom briuer big bib"
Srunninsen uiloe MI. at ben 5rcm'
mebe itulbe iorlabe Salleu; men &On'
gen paaitpo, at ban ituloet ose &apsen a
% iatte fig oeb bans Sioe. Ranber
! ejorbe Srbpenoirger, men maatte Deg
ipie &Ou9en; ban faItebe 9apren oe
fob M / en- mprteblaa aiurtel mel
Rinoen ON Grmeu, ct .brsot Sslpbeltt
ON 2ioet % Spnrb peb SiSen; Ell flo,
e.inbbus itpsseoe bans zine.
"Nu ier bu bsors no." iasoe apn9cn
"brurs BAN III en- COB sappe. Sron'
nins."
Sun iparebe, at bum life iputes on
tenue 3biUo, men braste bog aappen
ga fienote bun Ginsen paa Wauoen:
Grm % blso blporsb.
apnsen iaa psiaa &insen og Ia9Ss:
"Su maa lGnse baps br9not Salt
ipr cu iii en- iaaban 8ing."
Den 5remmere iparsbe, at bet pa,
5aorenearp.
"Su cier moi mere ero ben" iasoI
Sting; "ies trur, at faa SaltbrenSsrl
sr bin 9ise."
Sritbioo blso Der on Sintsrer %
par 9oSt lift al ole. SrpnntreeH til
talts bam iieIoen; men 8unseu lpssso'
sisrns meb BAN. Gnsans ftlsts ban
mso Ronsen % 9runuinsen til @iaits
buo. &c tjsrte ouer en- So, Der BRAT
o. slabsn msb aonssn % T~rcnninsel
liant i. "a ilsbe ben SrsmmeSe til
DtsS ct eneite Gag traf ban baaee Ron
gen os 9runuineen, SsIt cs SlaSs op
"Eet pnr / Sanebso ct fruitist Tag,
iasbe Spussn, "iffe ensnns 5rttblo'
Den irrtns bapNe sicrt bet besrs, on
ban hapne pGrst ber.-
Ter blsu gaar; 9uiteu bar BARN
% Sfossn srpuuenes. On Dag rel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
Mttims % Smsemttne.

De isIdnoffe Iltbingsmpnbs Be-
isg | Ganmarf bar inipirerct ct piet.
tist Sooeb til felgenOe lille Sps8:
Soao 5orifiel er Der paa Sslano,
Sanmarf oe @rsnIano2
"2ao mig beaere bsre bet %itrnr."
"sSsSlanb bar Ilting. Ganmarf bar
to cling, % @rsnlano bar ingen
Tina"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

aielen | Rpesen paa ben ette Srplb'
fptnce, meoeus 5ritbipu brabte ben an'
ben.
@u oite be stibet, gsiret itiluebe al.
GO De iaa, at be life bar lanst fra 9anb.
De itpreoe IND i Gijaiuub paa Srfeus
perne. men bar albeles ubmattsoe al Dee
res %anitrausslier.
Sarlen paa Serne, Nnsautpr, Der
bar en- summel gen al 1oritein Biting.
ion, mubtps bans Spn pel.
Seq fan utbe," ia8be ban, "at bu er
ienbt al Song 5else for at trape sfat;
men inse, stat uiG jes glue bum.' Meu
ou ital iaa iaa meset @ulo. bu iurlans
ger, % pu fan sIerne fable bet Sfai,
ON bu BILL"
5ritbioo tos Cub meb Saf % 6leu
bos IngautDr ON 8interen.
Gen iaHme SDlt bolOt Sting SrpIup
mec Sngebipr8. San bleu opmGrfium
paa ben beriise RinG bun bar ON ar.
men, % ipurate, buOrira bun bapOe
iaaet ben.
Zen par min 5aoers @aoe," iasoe
FUN. .'.
"Het," iasbe &oroeu, "bet er Srits
bjcos @ape! gin ben fra big; naar BIT
fommer / nit &iSe, ifal bu life mauele
@ulb."
Sun gap 8ittsen til Selses Suitru
% paalagbe benne at brin9e ben til
6ritbjup, raar ban tommer tilba9e.
9enne blep bele 8iutsreu poer hos
Gnsantpr; r,er ON gaaren ieileoe ban
tilbage til Iorse. San ianbt fin 9aarb
braubt; "ber ier bet ioart no" iusbe
ban, ba ban fob paa Tomten, "ps Ber
bar bar life Senner ipiIet."
gan rpeoe itrur pper Sioroen III
Sprltranb, % ba ban bprte, at &Dnger'
ne par pec en- Sfferieit / Saloersbase,
sif ban bio meo Siorn, meoens ban LOB
andre al fine Waub blipe tilbage %
bore Suller / ale be Stibe, ium ianotes
Ii R~Grbsben. giorn blep siterlobt
ubsnipr Sopet for at paste 9prsn; ielp
ait ban ino / Snleu. Der lab &onser'
ne % brat; paa @uloet brrnote en-
SGb, % pso BEN iao 9runuiuserne mso
@~uoebiQeoerne, Der bleu imurte, oarmcs
be os tsrtebe meo 9use. Sritbiuu gil
frem ipr Sclse.
"8il bu M bare Gfatteu?" iasbe
ban, tps 1unssu, hopri SpIpet bar, %
1os ben iaa baarot i 9Iuiistet paa &pu'
gen, at to SGnber fnRtfsbes / bans
Wuno; ban falot / Iimast os oilbs
pGre itprtst reo | SIbsr, bpis life Sali-
ban / 5ibe baube srebet BAN.
Gu ft 5ritbiou paa Selses Suitr,
ie &iuser, ban en8an9 6apbe gioet Sn'
ssbisrs. SieblifieIis sreb ban ben iOr
at tase ben; men Riusen sIso iprit al
armsn, sfter at 9runHsusen bar iIabi
ct Stptts benao 9ulpet % bapoe miltei
Saisersbilebet, iUm bun bplot, / Slbsn.
IA SaIfoaus Suitru bible hielpe ten'
be, slsb osiaa benpss @upebilsoe / 81
ben; Slammsrns sreb iat / Sasst, oa
mart itpo bele SaIen / 9ue.
IsSsus Sulibuu blsu tiIbass for, ON
mulist, at iIuite Sloeu, f~priuIste SeIss
| Sritbipp, Der bar tIst I'll Stranoen oa
saast pmbprb poa Glide. 9Uusen uil'
be iatts eitsr BAN, men nls Stibsrt
par lrtte, % ba ban tps jim gue iOr al
isnps en- IiI siter 5lptuinssu, iprnNtG
ban ben iaa baarot, at SusbaIeus
iprms. Mten ium Sras i geum cur
ii SsQisppmmsn) blsp 5ritpipp Ssmi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

Oct er rigtig. Sio neol"
Spergsmaal: "Soab err mango
Snnoe?"
Spar: "Ranoe Sunoe er SorenS
DO"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
Sra ipreete Setter.

9Ggtsfab % Srngicl. Sun (me'
get betponingSfulot): Ter er Here
ugiite emo eiite 8oIf i 6Gngilerue."
San 0urtig): ga, oct bepiier, at
Der or mango Rerneifer, iom heller
nil goa / 6GngieI emo gifte iig."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14
Smaatr9f.

Gn Rdno Oen Gapn Srolpf1lop
bar @ienitono Tor nogie al tine 8en.
rers @ratlIdtiorer. Mnn bapSe Jet
/ gptierne, at bans Suitru baooe
iFiRtfet hau Soiutnger.
'A1sen oct er fife mig" forflareSe
grupuIolp; "oet beror paa en- GetItn.
qeIIe. GpilinspdrretS Gar er SSSobn
6. 9rprpnIotp; nit Ropn CT Sobn &.
@rulprIolp."
"@oot og BEL" Leo Snaret; "mcu
ga hur hi 10 iaa meget mere @runo
I'll at grahtlere bisl~
$errif SbIen - fortGIer Ell Ge'
Softpr for ct amerifonif EioS'frift -
lBieo cngar1g abipitrgt ~urgaaenoe i'm
Spfatnf1g Of Imerifanerue.
"SGu", ifaI Sbien ba iparet meS Ell
GfieIm / 9Iitfet, min SpfatHing
fan figes at oGre oeTt, at alerebe iom
fern5er Raareoer galruneI 9abp 10.
Der Mneriforercr poa fin 0hors Sang
og betragter gllggen, fun0ererOe pao,
ON ban life flnOe pure &or ON at
Fopit1Se et bsore for &iGneOet euer
FabrertfuIb foretage er 8orbe6rtng
ureo Den goTnIe.~
gTFfdY Macgider I 1rooiSenre, q.
&, ffnI fcruplig babe ilotalt Jig poa
Efdee1roe @ouoe ON foitbare Cont
Furcrnp5oISs- og 8aneteSer.
On at 5nrs @errer, Ell meget for
etutIeut RoI1S, bar reiit til Rartenboo
II oct $ndb at fna fin ooertleoise SEQ
me 5ctpSelig reS1rceret. Dtunoeu bao'
he bort ~itore Cling" on N6orienboo
o6 giorhe &eguirg paa at tinne for
tnrinbife fin @ngt ueS mtubit fenttt
ESno rg berSe bien babe itprtet o9
Iettet.
Smt iflt0e bog mart ttnoe, at bet
life bIeo roest let &tr, men al Sp'
bcISet irnreIio m &atrer bar urtmelig
fc'tbdr- Otter en- SSaItcroD meo So
teIIGgeH uohrsb han Grgerltg:
~Spariom Rsrt1lg - Iat8c Eltre
tflfUo8 - BET hrnbe iB la orouet
bierute Itgeim gootl"
~@onifc biIt," irSrsmnneSe 2p8eu;
~rren 9e lulblooer at regre meS et
meget pigtig 6oftor / Senne Sltr -
tbi netop 6cn SmitGn0tgbeS, at S1i.
rem fan ipnes 0cm urimeIig fOitbar,
ipiuer Ell itor RolIe Iom Iariug til
Cen eftcrtrugtcbe 8irfuiug. gGr9rel'
ien oil reolIcere SereS @Ggt nter emo
1togct auoet."
Oct itaI opre en- 9iifop, iom bar
fcrtoIt Siitoricr, % 0n mua Den 10
nGre ianb!
Tn HeOdtter t0rtpller ON george
@ernaro Sbatu, at ocnne boIot me-
get al at brroe @isn I Sfriit 90 Sale
meS iuuoonre, Ser betegneoeS ion
8ioelrifdb&mHrO. Suu forisnte in.
gen anIeouing til at IatterItggisre
Sen itorc GnieeIie, bpori oisie @iben'
ifabsrnGro hIeo boI0t. San trnOe
iauIeoes frembGne, at ON en- atrfe'
marr6 oooeoe Iig I'll at gi6re en- sri.
itig 8ouitmS, ptL6e han BIZ miStroet
% ffieIot paa; bDormoo 6e melt for.
buitc0e % met itbegrlrnOeSe 8aaIton.
De i%rentiat al advertisements bIeO
moStuget ute0 9Grefrpgt al @er0er
iom ct GpangeIilrm, ct ,boI0bort @lto"
fob.
0Sr-<Sb1tp erlGre6e IaaIe0es cn'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

apainacr-Siainssr. Gen 8omIe
&uS5oIoerife nlsote SuietS Serre, oa
ran fom bient.
"SGuf, at &ntteu bar iaaet aplin'
gcrl" ioaoe bun.
"SIuoocr!" 10 BON. "0e mener
pcI aiuinQer. 9uttcn inar 10 life
&pIlingcr."
gar oct apllinger eler aiQinaer,
Sc fom biem meo igoorfoeIb?"
ipurate Sen aamlc.
. ct bar Gplinqcr. naturligois!"
ga, ga er set ri8tigt, iom leg H.
ger" iporte Sus6olbcrifcrt, "Suttcu
bar iaIiaIo fnat oern!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

@Ipoig SGuu. - "8ru Sfarp bar
iSos igjen iagt mig en- Wasie llbeba'
8~cIi9bcSer. Men ieg ifol beunc mig.
Raor ri IN, / nRite Moonco Iober o&
ifiuc, Ilfreb, iao Itepuer ri benoe JONI
Gione 49, bun mna Oa | Retten pp'
9toe, bpor gammel BUN err"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

Sffc ElglaS. Gn al bore mere Sc
ficn0tc REIMBURSEMENT, Lao oS talOe
BAN Glien, er BOAT poo 2ottoct % :
en- @pgo, boor I~fbolO&ioger er i iterf
8remgang. Gn GuQ fommer ban mo
til 2~auo9onoIeren % ~iorIuu8cr ct
Guiin 2lQIuS. "@i isrcr life 81
gloS," iuurer 2anobonoleren. ga,
men ser oppe / Splben Itoor 10 81
Qla8," ii0er Olier. "9tei, Oct er @tel'
fcQIa8 oet," iparer 2anotonOlcren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-14

Zen rciienoc % ScnScu. Sean olt
iige mig Den t~orteitc @ei til Sergen?"
iaaSc en- fremmco rciienbe til en-
@onbe.
Otter noaen 9etGnfning iOureoe
8onoen: "ISu, BET Fan ieg; men ieG
mac ietit ui0e, on, Sc bill gon tiIfoo8,
flpoe | @aIlon, fiere / alltomobil elIer
tage meb 3r9net."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-11
AUTO CLUB TO HAVE
'.a BIG FLORAL PARADE

A floral automobile parade will be
given BY the Minneapolis Automobile
Club during G.. A. r. week, and cash
prizes will be offered to both ladies
and gentlemen for the best decorated
cars. ',.~Z .,- <E. 81.
A special vote Of thanks was ten
dered at the meeting last night to }.
S. spargo for excellent services ren.
dered in managing and conducting the
parade held June 20. The club appro-
priated $3.50 for fixing up Superior
boulevard, the work to be done under
the direction of G.. A. Will, chairman
of the Good Roads association.
Eighteen applications for membership
were received by the trustees during
the past ten days and were ELECTED to
membership. They are: W. K. Mort
son, PAT Nicollet avenue; Rome G.
Brown, 1905 Guaranty building; H. =
Legg, 2428 Humboldt avenue S; H.
e.. Pettengill, 1908 Kenwood parkway
John S. Dean, 2412 Nicollet avenue;
f. D. Blakeley, Chamber of Commerce;
v. s. Ireys, Chamber Of Commerce;
Arthur II, Ives, 400 Third street Sc;
William G.. Daniels, 1872 Hennepin ave
nue.; W. L. Harris, Sixth street and
| First avenue; John L. Benepe, Plaza
hotel; l.. n. Fl etcher, 40 Bank OF
| Commerce; w. A. Kerr, 3l1 Nicollet
avenue; w. A. Mcleod, 60 Loan 8
Trust building; George F. Orde. First
National bank; George A. Kohler
Holmes hotel; John M. Root, Security
Bank building; J. J. Donahue, 200 Flour
| Exchange,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-11
SHOWS ROCKETS POWER
PROFESSOR HoAG HAS sUBsTAN-
TIAL ARGUMENT FOR PROHIBIT
TON OF FIREWORKS. -: .is

People who eliminate the fireworks
feature, entirely ia their celebration Of
the Fourth are. in danger Of injury so
long as the use ofrfreworks is permit
ted, according to Professor William R.
Hoag of the University of Minnesota.
Professor Hoag is exhibiting piece
of skyrocket eighteen inches long
and two and half inches in diameter
which crashed thru the side Of wood
shed. made of one-inch siding. Death
would undoubtedly have. resulted had
the missile hit a member of Professor
Hoag's family, and as result the head
Of the civil engineering department at
the university unqualifedly approves of
the suggestion Of DR.. Frank Todd, pub.
lished yesterday in r Jour a /
that fireworks Of all descriptions be
abolished. .-, 80,
Professor Hoag said today: "Wher
rockets are manufactured that will
pierce one-inch boards, and wher
every Fourth brings its list of seriou:
casualties, it is time to put stop tc
the fireworks celebration. Not only are
the operators of fireworks in danger
but the people who are celebrating in {
sane fashion are unsafe as long as fire
works form 4 feature Of the passing Of
the Fourth. The only remedy is tt
abolish fireworks altogether, and to en-
force the ordinance abolishing Them
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-11
HALE GETS 20 MORE MEN
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT HAS
HARD WORK TO KEEP UP WITH
MINNEAPOLIS GROWTH.

It is announced today from Wash
ington that Postmaster Hale had been
authorized to appoint twenty additional
clerks instead of ten, as telegraphed
TIL e Journal yesterday.
Allowance of this substantial increase
in the office force was brought about
by statements submitted to the depart
ment, showing that the work Of the
office is crippled by lack of force.
allowance will be made for the addi-
tional carriers for Minneapolis. Major
Hale has asked for sixteen men, and an
investigation is now being made by a
special agent of the department. AL
lowance for additional clerks for the
st. Paul office was not made yesterday,
as expected.
Minneapolis postal authorities are
corresponding with the Washington de-
ditional service and equipment during
Grand Army week., and it is possible
that a substation of the postoffice may
be established at the West hotel.
In speaking of the mail problem;
Major Hale said: "Of course we will
have to handle an increased mail thru
out the encampment, but in my opinion
in outgoing and not incoming mail. The
majority Of the people who will come
to Minneapolis for the encampment viii
| plan to stay a few days only, and they
will not be expecting any great amoun
Of correspondence. OF course, tn,
amount of outgoing mail will be i'm
mense, and we will put on a force suf
fcient to handle it adequately. TIL,
increase will come largely in souveni
postal cards and in copies Of the Min
neapolis papers with accounts of tn
encampment proceedings. I am il
touch with the Washington department
in regard to the situation, and if nee
essary substation for general deliver,
will be established, probably in tn
West hotel
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-11
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

A 4-story hospital in Wichita, Kan,
has been fitted with Andrews htg. syst.
Benton & Molyneaux, attorneys,
building. .... >-
Paul & Paul, patent attorneys, have
moved their offices to S54 Security Bank
building. ..a
School, county and city bonds of the
highest grade for sale by Minnesota
Loan & Trust Co., 313 Nicollet.
Deposit your savings at per cent
with the Minnesota Title, Insurance u
Trust company. Oneida block. u.
Four per cent interest on your say
ings if deposited with the State Insti'
tuition for Savings, SIT First avenue s
If you want first -class runabout fol
immediate use, good as new, top, lamps
ETC., call on or address A. W. Strong
AIS Third street s. -.
The Journal automobile tours. "See
leave The Journal office at 9:3O am.
1880 pm. pm. and 1880 pm.
If you want a frst-class automobile
runabout for immediate use, good al
A. w. Strong AS Third street s.
The outlook for raising the mortgage
on the Maternity hospital is very ia
vorable, and the directors believe that
many to whom the appeal was sent vii
respond literally. An enthusiastic
meeting of the directors was held yes
! terday with the president, Mrs. F. II
| Welcome, 210 Groveland avenue. Thu
hospital, which is at 2201 Western av
enue, is always open to visitors.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-11
BOY DIES, CRUSHED,
IN TRIBUNE ELEVATOR

Paul O'Halloran, 2l04 Chicago ave-
nue., employed in the stock, room of the
Tribune, fell down the freight elevator
shaft in the rear of the Tribune build
ing yesterday and was killed, either by
the fall or by the heavy car coming
down on him and crushing him in the
bottom of the shaft. Nobody saw the
accident, and it is not known how or
when it happened. The body was not
found until late in the afternoon.
The stockroom is on the second floor.
It is believed that the boy, who had
been employed only few few d tSynt t fell
heavy car, descending on him, crushed
him to death. The examination at the
city hospital showed that he died az
result Of internal injuries and that
his chest had been crushed. 1t is
thought possible that the elevator may
have made several trips after 0 Halo:
ran fell unconscious to the bottom of
the shaft, and that each successive trip
added to his injuries.
AS soon as found, he was hurried to
the city hospital, but. was dead before
he reached the hospital. He was II
years old and lived with his parents.