davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
Gonbention Der Natiomal Goito:
rial xfiotiation.
Grtldrt ii6 su Guniten Der &ntis9abs
GlauisI.

Die srte Sibuns Der Contention
Der Hati'nal @oitorial Nfociation
wuros ON Sienifag Absno i'm @lappoOl
SOtsl nbgsbaltsn. @a6e on 450 Dele
gatsn Rno anusi.no.
8ouberneur Sanlp, Wapor 8oofs
matter, Witslieoers bes Commercial
Clubs IL. u. bislten BeerHBunes.Nn-
iprn9sn; CUR grlsbiguns bon Ssi9dfs
ten mar bic 3eit 5u fur3.
@sfsrn 0crmiitaa fano bic erfts ST.
f9dftsfBuns ftati. Gie Jabresaorehs
bss prdRbsntsn Spnnonb aus Nstp Or.
leans beiGiftigte f4 oes Sdueersn nit
Der @rmabntng an bic Mitgliebsr Der
aIociatiOn, Fd In i9rsn publitatiunsn
zines guten gnglii9 gu bsfsibiesn;
&sb. 6. Msrria aus Winreap0lis 3og
In isiner Nnfprade gsrgIsi9e Bber bic
pfittfn uno geranttrortli9teitsn Der
Prefe unb Der 9ansel uno Nnerp 6.
Woors aus Wsiisr, Sbabo, ipra4 In
Der gebanbIuns ieinss Sbsmas Die
0srlsumbung zines staatss" tiber bic
in ieinem 9eimatbsfaate beffebsnosn
4rbsitsr.S .Sdpisriessitsn.
Der Nntrag, an ben @onsrsB su pc.
titipniren. bic @iienbabnraten 8tl
our9 ein amenbement babin ab3udn,
bern, baB 3situnssIsuts BON Der anti.
paB.RIauiel ni6t betroffsn tpsrbsn iol.
len, uuroe nod LANCER uno Iebbafter
Siseuifon auf ben Sii9 9slsgt. Die
Stimmen fir uno gesen ben antrag
i9isnsn fib ungefd6r bic Waage 3l
6aItsn. bod entf9ieb Der gorFbsnos,
bnB bic 8sgnsr bss Antrasss bie
Webrbeit Der Stimmen absaben.
Stnet eonlife'fl muroerl etttnfiflt: ".
%. Gee, Ottumwa. &c.; 90. %.
Serew. Wontgomsrp. Nla. unb 9. 9.
6srbsrt, Chicago, FIR ben Sabres-ge.
ri6t bes prdRpenten unb 6. g. Netu.
ins, SacOb peppsrman, alabama; q.
6. @oobruff, Connecticut unb 90. u.
StsiI aIs @Omite fir geslaubigunqs.
S4reibsn.
Der Ha9mittae mar Der untsrbal'
tung eemibmet. Die SeIeaaten bsea.
ben Fa gum 8beil nod ben parts uno
ben perihiebenen gersniieunas. @ta-
bliRsmsnts. gum Sbsil nabmen he ION.
tise Sebenswarbigfeiien Der Stabt In
augsnidein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
Sabrsang 90.
Gon einent Gtnbre6er
er,piir9t
Serliert 6rau Srsib ibr 2eben.

Bern, Ia. Stunt. Jrau gltiabet6
8reIS erwa4te lebte Naat sttpa um
Tlitternaat aus benz S9lafs oura elm
@erdui& i'm obsrsn Stodrert ibrss
Sauiss. sic tlsioete fi9 i6neu an
unb ging nod obsn, fanh iebod ihein.
bar alss In Orbnung. gsrubigt iuollte
Fe f9 Die Srsrpe uieoer hinunter.
beaeben als f5 pl0bIi4 3uei farte
6dnbs um ibren 5als leaten. Die
ae6ls puros ibr 10 fsf 3uaei9nirt,
oaB ts ibr unm69li9 mar, um Shlfe
su rufsn. gla9 tur3em Sample nit
brem unF9tbaren Insreifer ianf iie
bsuuBtlos 3u Boosn unb erf als he
mad seraumer 3sit tpieoer su fi8 fam,
eilten Na3barn auf ibrs Salferufe
hsrbsi. Raum bate He benieIbsn ibr
grlebniB in notbohrftigsn Wortsn nit.
eetbsilt, nls He tuiebsr In gewubtlOFg'
feit perTanf, aus Der He ni4t uiebsr
srnn1ts.
9a ss sur 3sit Der Sbat bOllftdnbis
Duntel i'm Sauis estpsien mar, tonnte
5rau 8rsi5 eine gef4reibung oes
AsuBeren b.s Wbrbsrs ni9t esbsn unb
tn oes6alb psnig Nusfi8t oor9anbsn,
bsFslben bab6aft su tperben. Die alls
gsmsins Anf4t berrI9t Dor, oab &aub
Der 3ued oss giubru9s In bas 5aus
mar uno baB Der Rdaber our4 bas
So3wii@entOmmen Der Grau Srsi9 IN
isinem gorbabsn ssbinbert uuroe;
ni9ts uuroe i'm 9auie Dermibt.
6rau Srsi9 NOR 81 Sabre alt uno
fann man f9 nidt oenten, oab es fi1
bon bornbsrein nur I'm einen angriff
auf ibrs psrion banbslts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14

NSie 8sb6rbe fhr bfsntlt1'
4rbeitsn nabm sefsrn 2isfsrungs'
snsebote ftir 3uei groBe 3eIts snt'
gssen, bic an ben gabepIdbsn an Gall
@rest unb Yleafant Run udbrsnb bes
Sommers sur 0srpsnbung tommsr
ioasu. Der Rontratt puros on BIZ
SnbianapoIis Sent unb Mmnins 60.
bersebsn; bas AngsbOt oerislben mo-,
bas niebriafs nit $64.66. 6. s.
Srhmper & SDbn boten $67 uni
gberbarbt & 60. $40. Die 3slt'
uerbsn erri3tet tuero.n, iobalb bisisl'
ben abseIiefsrt fino. 8. 8. Snpbsr.
Der bic elsids Steaung I'm lebtsn
Sabre inns 6atte. wurbe gum Auf.
isber Der 9absarfnIt an 6aQ @rssl
ernannt.
Die nationale grseutibbe'
bDroe Der Roblsngrdber, uel4e ieii
Wontag lsbtsr go&e bierielbif In
Sisung tpar. bertaste fi9 gsfern Wit'
tag. 9as ui6tisfe unter ben bstannI
gegsbsnsn @eI9dften mar bie NnOrb.
nung Der grbebung zines Streif.
aReBmsnts bon allen Witglisosrn be,
Union. bie tn Mrbeit finb. Safelbs
betrdst so Gents pro Wo9e rom Is.
Sum- ab unb pirb einen @eiammt.
bstrag bon 100000 Biz $125, 600
PRO Wo9s ftr ben Streitfonb ersebsn.
llebsr bis bsabR9tigten Wabnabmsn
ben Strsif fslbff betrsfenb uurbs ni9ts
betannt esgebsn.
g dom Ell I elmer geraumen 3sii
iperoen In benz @igarrenlaben bon u.
8. Noors on Der WaHa4ufetts Ab.nus
@igarren bermibt. @sfern tpurbsn
Jrant Wrufb, Is Sabre alt. 107 Sho
arfenaI Nbe. unb Der Neeer Dan 6bi.
belep, 26 Sabre alt, 710 Cincinnati
Ctr. bisisr Diebfdble bef&uloist uno
bon ben gebeimpoli3iifen Worgan unb
ainnep prompt abseftbrt. Brufb.
usl9er BET Woore angefelt unb
Gbibelep, ber 6austne&t tn benz We.
benbanie if, batten ben @irtb Duties.
WaRa9ufetts Mbe. ftir $18 @igarren
bertauit. Die @igarren wurben als
oie Dermibtsn ertannt, wobur& Der
WerOa&t Cauf bisie griben gelenii
wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14

SnSianapolissSose preissstrOnt.

Sn Der gsgsnwdrtig tn peru tagsn'
ben Staats. 6 @onbention Der GIfs muir.
ben foleenbs gsaute aspdblt:
prdfosnt. 6ranf 8. 6erins. Souib
geno; 8ics.prdEoeni, Or. 8. 8.
Rulsburp. psru; Sstuidr, SbOmas
o. 6sbian. Snbianapolis; e4aBmei'
Her, Carroll &. WeguQo4, AnoeriOn;
Sruffees. s. 6. 8bomas. Nfuncie;
Better +. Salon, Snbianapolis; Sabio
Rarts. Wabaib; 6enrp Sorban, 81
poOo; Snnsrs Wa9s. &. u. Scott,
Sintou; Esquire, SOhn 8. Werfsr.
Aleranbria; Raplan. Artbur 2sopolo,
SnoianapOlis.
Erei beri9iebene gomitss tpurben
srnnnnt, welte nit ben giienbabns
@sisli6aften be6ufs grlangung cts
mdbistsr 5abrpreiie gelessntli9 Der
nnl ID. Suli in 9snbsr. @ol., ffatt,
finoenosn Nationnls @onbention In uns
tsrbarolung treten foqen.
Die asfri3e Strabsnparabs mar bas
erebs grsisniB Der Contention; Ia
oroBe 9slssationen unb bisls anbere,
Die nur aus eini9en Perionen befeben,
nabmen baran Sbsil. Bon ben aus,
gsfsbten Baarpreiisn gstpann bic Sn-
oianapslis.9o go. Is ben erifen tn,
gsiraes bon $50 fir bic ffdrtfs ge.
tbeiligung an Der paraoe.
Sn Der @ei9dftsFsung wuroeu bic
gm5fsblunaen bes &siolutionss gomitsa
betr. bsrfdIsoene geipiaigunssn unb
bie grtbsiluns zines preiies far bis
bette @ompofitiun zines 2isbss, bas
aelsgsntli9 Der nd4fen gonpention &C.
iungen uerbsn ioa. auaenommen. Sas
Sufii3.gomits tpurbe bsauftragt. eine
Rsiolution 3u psrfaffen, tueI1e fi4 mil
Der OreaniFrung bon StaatssO Organi'
iationsn bsfabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
S9lmkfeier.
Der Shortribse So9i4uIe.

Die S6lubfeieriidtsitsn bss 38.
S9uliabres Der Shortrioge 6o9fduls
fanben geffern Abenb In Caleb Mils
6alls I'm 6o9ihulgebdubs fatt. 3rob
oss &egenpetters mar oie 3ub6rer'
i9aft cine re4t grobs.
I'm ben $50 abgebsnben S9tilern
SiBgeleaenbsitsn gu bsri9nff.n. batts
bie ghbne bsrgr6Bert werbsn mhfsn;
baIb na4 8 llbr nnbmsn bic gpituriens
ten bel ben aldngen elmer bonn Short.
ribge.Ordsfer geipieIten Maridss ibre
pldBs Elm.
Sas prosramm Der 5eisr mar bas
folgenbe:
Invocation ........ Rev, Francis H. Gavisk
Selection Burgomaster" 49,. Anderson
Shortridge Orchestra.
Address Success, DR.. Harvey w. Wiley
Departement Agriculture, Washington, D C
Violin Solo Selected
Don Watson.
Address ......... Gilbert B. Clippinger
Selection-,Sho-Gun". Luders
Shortridge Orchestra.
Ueberreichung der Diplome, Charles w.
Moores, Vice President des Board OF
School Commissioners.
March from Carmen" ".........B Bizet
Shortridge Orchestra.
DIE S4tiler, benen bic bb9fen Mus=
3si6nungen su She'll tpurbsn, Fnb:
Sultan 2iier, &utb Nartin, Spsr
2emon, Gertrude pruitt, 2obert
6ugbes, gbna @rouis, 3ate 8bomp'
ion, WilOreo Robsbaueb. Carroll Ga.
big unb IQssn @ibbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14

Wdhrenb Der Hbmeienbeit oes
Ri9tsrs alforo wirb Der Re9tanwalt
Sobn 6. Rudelsbaus ben Ri&terfubl
TN Rriminalssri&t einnebmsn.
Die Sanuar. @robgei&wore.
nen 6ra6ten ibrsn e4lubberi&t iiber
Die SunisSibung, ber Iebten ibres
Sermins, ein uno tpurben bon &i9ter
alforo sntlaHru. @egen "a periouen
muroem Mnflagsn srboben; bie Namsn
berIeIbsn wurbeu ni9t betaunt ssgeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14

Otto W @ omb, 81 Sabre
alt. bon 2otomo, :SSnb., puroe Qefern
bon ben Detectibs Simon unb 6auie,
In 6aft genommen. gr bate NIT jei.
mem Spiebgeiefen pste Rran am 1.
Suni In @onnersbills In betrunfeuem
3uRanoe nit einsm G&iebeiien unfuq
gstrieben. 69liebli4 3iuangsn HI
eine @ruppe Babnarbeiter NIT BEN
Repolber tn Der 6anS, fs auf einem
6anbuasen nod &uibbias au fabren.
&pan uurbe oOrtfslbf berbaftet, mdb.
renb We@omb bur& bie 6Iu&t sntfam,
Der nun aeRern bier Der polilsi In BIZ
0dube fiel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
2emis6. 6orem n, 35 .sabr

2ewis6. Goreman. IS Sabre
oft, I'm Dorf 6otsl mobn5aft, unb
Derorons Eelusr, "a Sabre aft, 8o-
lebo etrabe, bummelten geRern In Der.
bd4iiaer Weiie auf Der Strabs bsrum.
sic Iiefen f8lieBli& ben Beamten ga.
muels unb 9e&oRsit In bic 6Gnbs unb
wurben binsfeff gema&t. Beibe iuur.
ben nnter $500 ghrei9aft seFeut, Inn
he feflubaIteu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
@alofef
Oes Sc;iaIen Surn.gereins.

9lls wtrbtgen Nbf8luB bes S9ul.
iabrss Der 8urni9ulsn peranfaltst be,
SoSiale Surn gerein am Samftag,
ben 1e. Sum- i'm Surnerparf Elm ero'
Bes Walhfeit, su benz Die umfaRenbffsn
8urbereitunsen getroffsn tusrben. prsis'
turnen uno allerlei prsisipiele fisben
auf benz prugramm.
am SOnntag uirb uie alidbrlid
bas 2ager BET 8roao @ippls besoger
we>ben, 3u benz fi4 bereits eine sroB'
Nn3abl S6silnebmer gemslbet baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14

@r fidte i'm 3 q d o fe n.
Der 9emein0earme Qinbner in Sdna=
belipaio, Sterfrenten, fuhte Hahts
llnteri9lupf in eine:n 9adofen. Ser
1adofen mar nod nihi erfaltet, unb
2inoner tit 6arin eritidt. Ct tpuroe
am Worgen baIb sertohlt aufsefunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
Tatrbauf.

Die 500 Selegaten our @onbention
Der Naiional editorial MFoeiation
warsn ssifsrn abeno bic gdfte oss
Commercial Club i'm Jairbant. @arten.
Die brei Our3agli4en Soiifsn auf benz
proaramm bisier @o4e - Spencer
2slp, BARTON; &ubolpb 2oifsr. Bio.
line; g8altsr Watsrion, aplopbon -
fsierten neus Sriumpbe nnb purbsn
nit geifaa f6ruli1 tibsrf&tittet. Wsb.
rers srffflaiRes 0aubebills Nummern
unb bas ausge;ei&uets gon3ert oss
Or9sfers trusen 3u Der untsrbaltune
Der 8dHe ibr meientli4ss SbeiI BET.
Sas @onsertprogramm mar bas fol.
genbe:
March, The Daughter of the Regiment
..-...- ............ Gustin
Overture-rM Morning, Noon and Night
in Vienna" ...........F. V. Suppe
Apple Blossoms" "................Ro Roberts
Down South @............M Myddleton
Selection from the musical fantasy,
sNoodland ....e............L Luders
March Thunder and Blazes". :. Fucik
Selection from the musical comedy,
Miss Dolly Dollars. Herbert
Song for trombone-yWhen the Night
Birds Call" "................Jer Jergenson
Selection from the comic opera, The
Tar and the Tartar. Itzel, Jr.
Medley Overture. Won Tilzer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
Mns ben @ert4ten.
Yoli3eigeri@t.

Y0l3et8ertdbt.
Der Wirtb unb 5otelbefBsr Wi9olas
Sur uuroe 9eitern wesen nebertretung
bes Ni6olion. @sisbes su elmer @slo.
frafe bon $40 nebf Soften unb tuegen
beg Saltens zines unorbsntli4en Sau-
ies su tueitersn $40 nebii Soften berurs
ibeilt. 8ei elmer Sur9iu9ung bes
2ur'i9en 6otels ON lsbten Jreitag
fano bie pOIi3ei fieben ni8t gang ein-
tuanbfreie perionen In bsmielbsn.
Den Wirtb Senrp &einten traf ebeu-
falls tpe9sn 1sbsrtrstuns bes Ri9Olion.
8efeBes eine Strafe bon $40 uebif
2ofsn.
Der Wil9bdnoIer JsIir Rimslsn,
Der bss 0ertaufs bon minbermertbiser
WiiIG bei9uIoi9t NOR, beriu9te fi8
oura arsrbanb Widsl,hee isinsr gs.
ftrafung 3u entsieben. Sur4 oie DE
mif9s llnterfuduns tpurbs iebo4 be-
uieien, bab bis bon ibm gum gertauf
sebradts Wil9 ben n6t5issn @sbalt
bon gutterfett ni4t entbislt nnb $40
@sIbifrafe nsbf Rofen mar bie 5oIse.
Cine gIsi9e Strafs traf ben Mila.
bdnbler grnft Brier, Der fi9 befelben
0ergsbens f9ulbig befannte. Die bon
ibm psrtaufte IiiI9 entbisIt nur 2.9
pro,snt 8uttsrfstt.
Na9laBserid]t.
Dos Seitamsnt, tpsI9es gli3abetb
2ebmann TN Na4laBseri9t 6interleat
bat, bot folgenoen Snbalt:
L. sic uanidt, baB bon ibrem Na9=
LAB ibrs S9ulben unb geerbigungs.
toifen bsitritten tperbsn.
| 2. sic bsrma9t Der ct. patrids
Rir9s 800.
| 3. Sbr 8erm6gsns.0srwalter lou
5000 fir sinsn @rabfein bsuiligen,
Der auf ibr @rab auf benz ct. Warps
2irdbof gsieBt .uerben fo0.
| 4. Nadbsm bic obenermdbnten Nus.
gabsn bshritten Fnb, iplI Der &ef 3u
glei9sn $beilsr an ibre 2inoer una
@robtinber pertbeiIt perben.
| 5. STE isbt S9pisgeriobn Sobn
WoIfauser als gsrm6ssns.0srmaItsr
Elm.
| SoIepb u. 2spler permndte iein
aan3es 8erm6gen isiner Mutter uno
i9lob feline Jrau poaffdnbis aus,
ba bieielbe i'm b6swiQig berlaHen
bate.
Griminalgeri9t.
| gbas. 2odtpoob unb Rod Sones, bic
fib wesen 8robbiebfabls 3u berant-
trorten 6atten, tpurben bes Qleinbieb.
ftabls f9ulois befunben unb NIT 81
unb Soften iinb 2 Wonatsn i'm Mr.
beitsbaus befraft.
Mnbretp Saniins, 20 Sabre oft. ber
we9en ginbru9s unb @rpbbiebffabls
borgeIaben mar, purbe bes @robbieb.
fabls f9uIbis befunoen. Das lIrtbeil
purbs isinss Mlters tpssen fusp enbirt.
| Sheioungsflage.
i GlotilIs 5lorsnee 6arris frengte &c.
gen ibrsn @attsn Wiuiam 8. Sarris
eine 2lage auf e9eioung an. Die
@be tuuros am Is. Sanuar 1902 qs-
i9loKen unb. bic Wsrebeli9tsn lebten
Bis gum 1. Iopember 1902 als Wann
unb 6rau 3uiammen. @raufame Sc.
banbluns, 8runfiu9t unb pfi9tbsr.
na@ldiFgung fnb bic 9ranbe Der
RIage.
Gorberungsflage.
9ebi W. Oarnel unb Daniel Dor.
neil frengten gegen Dabio 9. Sarnell
eiue 2Iage auf Be3abluns bon $3.50 an.
Der 8ertlagte batte R9 bon ben
2ldsern am Is. Juni 1900 $3.50 &C..
lisbsn, bie er in elmer befimmten 3eit
3uriidbs3abIen wollte. slls er aufss.
forbert murbe bie3ablune au entri&ten.
tusi9srte ct f9 bieieIbs 3u MAIDEN. Muf
btefe Weigerung utrb bic 2Iase be.
sranbet. grl:forbert bie BHablung
Der oben ermdbnten 5umme NIT 8
prOaent 3inisn pom Is. Suni
1900 al.
Gr II dfe I'm Rn # n n
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18
The Potato Useful

~ OR washing delicate colored wool
r goods, ribbons or silks, the white
potato is boon, says the Boston
Herald. Crate two large potatoes on q
large lemon crater and pour over them
a quart Of lukewarm water, wash ex-
actly as tho soap were used, and in the
same way rinse the article in several
waters. The color will not be injured
and the article will be quite clean if
just as much pains is taken in washing
and rinsing as tho soap were used.
Whenever bread is to be made the
water in which the potatoes for dinner
were boiled should be set aside and
used for making the sponge. Not only
will the bread be lighter and winter,
but it will be far more wholesome,
since the potato water adds much to
the nutritious quality of the bread.
Whenever an oil painting becomes
dusty and discolored 1t may be cleansed
by the use of white raw potato, for
artists frequently make use of this
method. Commence at one corner OF
the picture and rub the surface with a
raw potato which has been fattened by
removing slice; as fast as the potato
becomes discolored remove a thin slice
with sharp knife and continue to rub
the picture until the entire surface has
been cleansed. Then wipe the picture
off with a, soft cloth, and it will be
found quite clean, and the paints will
not be injured or faded.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18
Reception Calls.

II F stranger you desire to know calls
and Immediately after sends out
- invitations for reception given
In honor Of friend should you send
cards and then attend the reception or
should you attend the reception and
then CALF Is 1t necessary to answer
the invitations 81. NJ. B.
It would not be necessary for you to
call before the reception nor to send
cards If you are going to be present.
Leave a card for your hostess and one
for the guest or honor with the serv-
ant at the door when you attend the
reception and call within ten days
after. It is not customary to answer
invitations to reception and the ma
jority Of women do not acknowledge
them in anyway until the day Of the
tea when they leave cards in person OF
If unable to attend, send them. It is
always courteous to acknowledge invi-
tations Of any kind and acting on that
thought number Of Minneapolis wom-
en- for the past two years have accepted
or declined their invitations to recep-
lions, just as they would acknowledge
an invitation to a luncheon or dinner.
The custom is not general and you may
do as you wish.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18
Beef Croquettes

~ EEF croquettes offer an excellent
n method for serving cold pieces
Of roast, and are more economi-
than the chicken preparation. First.
make poulette or butter sauce, as fol-
lows Mix an ounce Of butter and the
same Of -four in a stewpan, and stir until
smooth and thick; add gradually one
pint Of broth and stir gently as it sim
mers for fifteen minutes. Add the yolk
Of an egg, season lightly with pepper
and salt and remove from the fire; run
it thru a haif-sieve that It may be
perfectly smooth. This should give you
pint Of sauce. When ready to make
your croquettes, simmer this sauce until
1t is reduced one-half, and add enough
minced or ground beef to make q mix
ture that you can handle. Add salt,
pepper and chopped parsley and spread
on dish to cool, having the mixture an
inch and half in depth. When ready
to cook, cut into equal portions (about
heaping tablespoonful each), mold
them lightly with your Toured hands
until they are cork or pyramid in shape
and finish as directed above. II you
make double the quantity Of sauce, use
only half Of this, and when ready to
serve the croquettes, heat the remain
der, add some macedonia or chopped
vegetables, pour around the croquettes,
garnish with fresh parsley.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18
A Dying Profession
. BE hairdressers Of Paris are

~ he hairdressers Of Paris are a
vanishing sect. They have been
n dyeing for long time. Now
they are dying in more serious sense
of the word and are dying by their own
hands. For few francs month the
Partisan lady was accustomed to have a
hairdresser come to the house at
an appointed hour. The hairdresser
came-but never at the appointed hour.
AS result the ladies of Paris very
often went with uncombed locks until
the evening. This had often very dis
astrous consequences. Dinners were de-
layed, engagements were broken, we'd
dings were indefinitely postponed, d.
vorces grew to be epidemic. 49,.
Finally the Partisan lady decided
to do without the hairdresser a1so-
gether. She can now buy F'store
hair She selects the lovely
waves, the puffs and the, curls at the
hair store and pins them on herself. The
puffs come in little punches two for s.
and it is inconceivable how many
punches of puffs can be pinned on. The
front wave comes way down over the
forehead and is often bordered with a
soft fringe of hair. The waves and even
the fringe come from the hair. store
but it is no longer called a wig or false
front as formerly-it is transforms
tion." q Il,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

And mothors watching these condi-
lions, realize that every year the do
nestle problem of the womah becomes
less prominent in her life. Co-opera-s
tive living, lack Of space in Cities, the
ambitions of the American husband,
wealth-madness, all these develop the
money-making, the commercial instinct
IN young women, and that is why
mothers train them for business rather
than for the storeroom and the attic,
the cellar and the kitchen.
!. !. +
''H matrimony is the end and object
Of woman" exclaimed one speak
or, "then is 1t not our duty to
train our daughters as their future
husbands would have them bef Let
me rise and explain that the coming
man will demand not bearer Of chill
dren, baker Of bread and brewer Of
mead, but congenial companion. He.
can hire q housekeeper. New economic
conditions will regulate his household,
which may be found In a hotel OF a
fat, but only we mothers can give him
what he wants In the wife Hne-and
that is pal in pethcoats /"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18
The Queens Cat
CAT is rather a novel present

a CAT is rather a novel present
IN for queen to give to a god
81 "A child. writes a London CORE
spondent. Yet this is the forms Queen
Alexandra's munifcence towards the
young son Of the duke and duchess Of
Manchester has taken recently. It
happened in this way. Sometimes the
queen s cats, like Others of their
species, exhibit irritability Of temper
and resent the too free attention Of
strangers. =. -, : II .,.-1,. !, -.
The queen, as she occasionally does,
invited a party Of godchildren to see
her pets and play with them. One Of
them, lively Persian, resented being
romped with. The queen had it at once
removed to what is known in>sthe pal
ace as the CATS punishment ward,
where it might be taught better man
ners. The Manchester youngster, who
is a bit spoiled, thereupon began to
| howl and declare that he wanted to
| play with that cat and no other. Her
majesty paeifed him by promising to
give him the cat, and when he left the
| palace his nurse carried it with her.
| Possibly her majesty generosity may
have been prompted a bit by the
1 thought that if the cat scratched the
little ducal heir it might Be the means
of teaching him lesson, which, in the
absence Of parental discipline, he
! stands much in need Of.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18

Modern Wives Are Pals Discuss the Question:
Progressing Reogradng Daughter

thetics and even more delicate instru-
ments, alleviates, if he does not remove,
the defect. Girls with voices pitched
wrongly are sent to throat specialists
or singing masters to have a natural
womanly speaking voice produced.
Surgery steps in here, too, removing
growths from, Threats and noses, OK
cessive cartilage and bones. If girl
has few eyebrows and lashes, she is
taught how to encourage their growth
by manipulation, vaseline applications,
ETC. An awkward walk or carriage is
no longer considered a gift Of the gods,
but bad habit to be corrected by a
dancing-master who knows as much of
physical culture as he does Of the two
step and the waltz.
In fact, everything is done to lift
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-18
Bangle Beauty
Wv ? OMANKIND has gone daily
~ over the bangle, says the
w Philadelphia Record. Bangle

TX = OMANklND mas gone AMY
NJ over the bangle, says the
w Philadelphia Record. Bangle
beauty is to be had In any number Of
variations as to size, shape and decora-
ton. While tho bangle is usually
round, it may be oval or square. These
bangles take on yet moro finishes than
shapes. The small round bangle with
the plain bright finish is the most usual.
But there's the polished finish, tho
faceted finish, the antique, tho Roman,
the rose, tho red and the green finish.
Then there are open"work effects,
which are mostly jeweled. The jeweled
sorts are not confined to these, how
ever! In some bangles they are set In
soidly. Square, octagonal and dia-
mond-shaped jewels rival the more
usual round and oval forms. There
may be a single stone, or the bracelet
may be jeweled all around.
In the Jewels diamonds, pearls and
sapphires are very prominent. A hand
some engraved bangle shows sapphire
in the center, while small diamonds at
intervals keep up the sparkling adorn.
ment. ...-,~
Among the semiprecious stones the
peridot and aquamarine are first choice.
The delicate transparent green Of the
peridot is lovely. So is the clear blue
sparkle Of the aquamarine, marine
water evidently being very different
thing from, the Schuy1kil brand.
Some few bangles open and shut on
| a spring, tho by far the greater num-
Der are made to slip snugly over the
| hand, ~