The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-08
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Eve naturs's walks, shoot folly nsss.

at LastiAfter Many Years Separation Samuel Meets
Sarah and They Fall Each Others Arms Wedding
of Two Young Folks Aged Over 100 Years Each
Oh Joy. r..
IAIIL they get it9 Some interesting facts
have just come out regarding the wedding in Pen
field township, Ohio, of Captain Samuel Kuhns and Mrs
Sarah Crawford both 100 years DID, who
hearts fifty years ago.. Captain Kuhns met the lady
OF his heart when he young studying law in
Springfield ILL., Miss jackson daughter Of Andrew
Jackson and relative of Abraham Lincoln They fell in
love with each other but Khns had then enough
to support wife Later there esrangement Of
foolish little kind and the affair off, Kuhns finally
settled in Columbus He married. but cherished in
silence the memory Of his only love- ......
Not long ago. at reunion of veterans Mrs Sarah
Crawford, wdowthe Miss jackson of fifty hundred
years ago-and Captain Kuhns formally introduced.
AS her fell his face she hysereal cry and
fell into his The wedding quickly arranged and
the ceremony performed few days ago.
At last!!
You might think that after hundred years the
parties in question would have been satisfied to have had
nice little patonc affair." getting together perhaps
to talk the past but They must rush off in
youthful haste to the and get married before their
parents interfere. Wonder they didn't eope!
Let this be warning to you not to trust your grandpa
too far when there is handsome elderly lady with those
taking around. Grandpa may have touch of the
rheumatics in his hind Leg but he is human still.
49,
Bishop Mann Of North Dakota sent communication to
Fargo paper those strange little sans and dashes that
his script He tried tell something
of the large foreign population of which quite
schooed and occasionally ignorant The machine got that
farming population land the bishop slightly
der IN his collar was forced to 2n explain few
The Kansas City Journal has compiled yellow Journal
lists dictionary. few of the items good to miss
Atoms-The place to which victims of explosion
Banquet Tabe-semsthng that under wealth Of
delicious vands and from which seasonabe deicaces
Brids-An accomplished young woman who enters the
Brideg5oomn unimportan of the male persuasion
y Life-Something that is snuffed out.
M9Ed crime committed in cold Rooa asaray deed
hall from pit to oupoung of the cit
posed of only by actual count fully oneha
Of whom attended merely out of curiosity
Pool of Blood-That in which murdered is found
lying +...n ;n+o ,ns+oar .na oao.a IN 81.
societyA portion of the community which frequently is
. all agog and often in futter of excitement
Street CaAn of torture in which human beings
packed like sardines in box.
which The
dashed Or hurled into eternity.
All writer's for the press should cut these out and be
to incorporate few of them into their article will
not be accepted by the able editor
Residents Barnsboro Pa have had cold chls and
down their Tertebrae startling discovery made by
Professor Delaney head of the schools of that thriving
muny hearing LOUD BOY argument on tue school GROUNDS
the other days and threats of knocking yer block off, he
went out and Tommy Burns, II years DID, covering,
with six-shooer, felowpup who he said, had cheated
at marbles.
ssTouch them commies and you dead duck'' Burns
Kissed his teeth The principal almost fanted but he
managed to prevent bloodshed.
Taking the gun from Tommy Burns he began search Of
The other boys conscaed six other loaded sxhooters
The teacher then took club and drove all the boys to
the office of Squire Brown who declared them under arrest
and then paroed them.
Investigation shows that the 11yearods Of Barnsboro
terribly blood thirsty lot and that they go armed to
the teeth That someone's pet child has not stopped bullet
with tough little person not much short of miraculous
your boy carrying around in his pocket? Poor
as would freely SOC that it not copy Of
the u. S. constitution. A J. R.