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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Before you start for Princeton to
have your picture taken be sure it is
the first or third Saturday of the
month, as these are the only days
you will find Nelson, the famous pho
tographer from Anoka, at his studio
in Princeton. 22tf
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Pierson, son
and daughter, departed on Tuesday
morning for their home in San Pedro,
Cal. They had been visiting here for
several months, and it was with much
reluctance that they left for the coast.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Martin Brands was in Minneapolis
on business Tuesday.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Swan Nelson, a substantial farmer
Of Bogus Brook, was U n O n caller
on Tuesday,.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Money to loan on improved farm
at the lowest rate of interest. Loan
promptly and properly closed.
14-tf M. S. Rutherford & Co.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Clerk of Court King issued mar.
riage license on Monday to August T.
Carlson of Aitkin county and Miss
Amelia Elgren of Isle, Mile Laos
county.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Read the following new ads in this
weeks U ion: G. A. Jack, F. T.
Kettelhodt, Kopp & Bartholomew, E..
B. Anderson, Frank Smith, Henry
HOlthuS.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

For sale, span of sound work
horses, weight $500 pounds, coming
five years old. Inquire at Unior
Office.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Why burn inferior quality of wood
when you can save money by using
coal? We carry all kinds of coal and
the quality is the best. Full weight
and prices right.
45-2t J. L. Larson & Co.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

The people of Foreston have greatly
improved the business part of their
village by putting in cement sidewalks
on each side of the main street.
Bergman Bros. of Princeton laid the
walks. Foreston is a thriving little
village and its residents are progress,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Among the nion's visitors on
Friday were Chas. Carlson of Milo,
J. p Anderson and Otto Nelson of
Borgholm.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Dorcas society's annual sale of USE
full articles December 4.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Rev. Peterson, a minister of the
Moravian church residing at Mime
tonka, held religious services at the
home of Anton Betzler in Greenbush
on Tuesday evening.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

The Princeton Lumber company
has secured a lease from the Great
Northern Railroad company and is
preparing the ground for the erection
of a coal shed near the tracks. It
will be open for business within a
short time and the company will make
endeavor to keep on hand for sale all
kinds of coal throughout the winter.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Sullivan of tn
Riverside hotel were visiting in Mir
neapolis the fore part of the week.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Vacancy now open in Northwestern
hospital nursing school for nurses,
Princeton, Minn.; opportunity for a
young woman DESTROYS of acquiring a
thorough practical training of grad
nate nurse. Apply to or write DR.. Il.
G. Cooney, Princeton, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Mrs. M. E. Jones and her mother,
Mrs. Mahoney, left on Tuesday for
Spokane, Washington, where they ex-
pect to in future reside. Many of their
friends were at the depot to bid them
farewell. Both ladies had lived in
Princeton for a long period of time
and we're highly respected.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Hon. G. q. Wyman of Anoka was
here over night Monday and made the
o nj O n very pleasant call.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Persons DESTROYS of having family
washing, ironing or cleaning done
'phone Mrs. Judkins, Rural 166.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Mrs. T. II. Galley and son Tommy
made a trip to the twin cities on Tues
dav.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Anna Boxhammar of Princeton
township was declared insane in pro.
bate court on Tuesday morning and
taken to Fergus Falls " by Sheriff
Shockley and wife upon the same day.
The examining physicians were Drs.
Cooney and Armitage.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

+ The Dorcas society will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Claire Galley next We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

Mrs. C. S. Neumann, Mrs. Elmer
Whitney and Mrs. r. M. Nicely at
tended the wedding of Guy Nicely to
Miss Florence Tibbetts at Wayzata on
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely left for
Bisbee, Arizona, where the groom is
employed, upon the same dav.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31
Nelson's photos please the people.

Newton's bread and pastry excels.
Fresh daily.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

r. D. Byers and daughter Blanche
made trip to the twin cities yester.
day.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

j. a. Allen, cashier Of the Milaca
Farmers State bank, was here visit
ing relatives on Tuesday.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31

J. W. Martin and son William Of
Partridge we're here last week pur-
chasing horses.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31
Good team Of horses for sale BY
Rufus P. Morton, Brickton.

800, 600 to loan on improved farms.
Loans promptly closed.
Robt. 81. King. :.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31
The Druggist

For sale, good team cheap, weight
2, 700 pounds. Farnham Brick Co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

tpobnenoe %peniionierte @ren5aufeber
Inbreas Sund. Srob feiner IS Sabre
lit Sr. Sund nod INNER riiitig nnb
9eiitesfrtf6 unb ltebt es, nit luitis
gem 9umor am Stammtii6 bon iei>
men friiberen grlebuifien 5i ~er5dblen.
Niiinelinsen, 27. 9e5. Ser 9eres
mann 81. Gotta tplirbe norIebten Sons
nerstas in elmer CRUDE bon berabfals
leubem @eitein s~etroffen unb auf Der
SteIe setobtet. Gotta ftanb in ben
%5man5iger Sabren.
Gid, %. Seq. Sic Samen 8itttpe
gmil Weeb uub Sc 8auaisz 0teb bat>
ten pieber fpte lestes Sabr elm @eibz
nahtsfeft fir bic Sbulfugenb Der @e>
meinbe IN Cid beranitaltet BUR Ser
tbeiluns gelangen auBeroem an Die
drmeren &inber 100 Insiige, 100
Paar S6ube. 80 Semben, 20 11nters
boien, 70 Yaar Striimpfe, so Gals
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Aus Se,t iihrteem Tbeilem.

Mieberform, 80. Sea. Ser grs
better 0etbier unb feline Srau. seb.
&atb. CUB, lebten felt gerailmer 8eit
in 3niit Mnb Saber. unb pobnten ges
trennt. @eitern Gbenb bate Ser
Iann iid gu ieiner Srau beseben
unb bic Na6t bel ibr 5ueebradt.
Seute iriib fanb man 8eibe NIT ourds
Idnittenem Salfe I'M 8ette Iiegen.
Sic Srau pelber auberoem Der linz
terleib aufsei6list unb beren 3opf
nit Sti6tpunoen iiberidbt mar. bate
an leben ~aufeebort. Ser Iann Iebte
nod unb permp6te nit bieler Mliibe,
grfldruneen our Sa6e ab5ugeben.
Na6 Ieiner Saritellnns bate bic Sraa
5uerit i'm an tobten beriuGt. unb Damn
fid Selbit getoStet. SnbeB 5deint nad
Der @eidaffeubeit Der Bunben nnb
ben iibrisen Sbatimitdnben bas &C.
sentbeil Ser Sail 5u fem.
Gttelbrid, 20. Sea. @eItern
Gbeno pnrbe untpeit bes .R~arlsbofes"
alf einen S0rfter bes 8arons be 8lods
bauIen elm Nttentat beriibt. Sic
Srau 9aronin hattie obne Sunbe nit
benz S6riter MatbiaS Neu unb ben
beioen Sreibern Nifolas unS Sobann
8aptiit Stiefer. ale bret aus @iiien,
IN Der um9ebung gen. Sofes geiagt
unb gegen 6 ll6r GbenbS I'M Shlitten
na6 Sdrrie gefabren. Reu uno Die
beiben Stiefer sineen Bu SUB bur6
ben Walo na6 8iiSen. Ylobli6
fradten reid bintereinanber 5tpei
ShI1Ie. Meu uno Mfolas Stiefer
taumelten nod ettpa 5tpan3ia Meter
fpeit fort mnb braden bann 5uiammen.
Sobam 9aptiit Stiefer lief 5u Sooe
erIhroden biz alm @roiiusbof. Der
nGGiten beipobnten Statte, unb bolte
Silie. Die beiben Seripunbeten tpas
rem insipii6eu pieoer mlfeeitanben
nnb trafen auf Die berbeieilenben
Yerionen. bic iie nab benz groliuss
bpf bra6teu. Gin raid berbei9es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

Sooiiinbe oif benz @etpiiIen bat,
mub oieielbe beihten. @ergebun9
fam er nuberbem erlangen bur6
Die poatommene 9iebesreue; beidtert
mub er lie aber trpsoem, iofern CT
lam. benn bag Befenntnib Der Siinbe
tf elm @ebot 9briiti. Cine anbere
Wtogliffeit Der G%eriobnung gibt es
fiir Den Gbriiten nift; bat er iidb
ihfper nerfeblt, 10 muB entpeber bpIs
tommene 8eue ertpeden NIT bent
Vorias 5u beidbten. ODER er mub reus
mlitbig beidten, b. +. tpeniaitens milf
elmer unboIIfommenen 9eue, bic
hduptid6li6 dlis Surht Dor @otte3
Strafen entitebt.
Nun geb0rt aber our grlanauna
Der Teue, Der unppIfonumenen tpie
Der polfommenen, cine Defenders
0nobs ober innere SiIfe @ottes.
Gus nns ielbit uermoeen mir midi
etnmal einen guten 8eoanfen 40
faifen, biel tuentger uns an @ott an
befebren. Sieie no~tbuenbiae 1uks
gnaoe ipirb Defenders reic1Iid uni
frdftig anssetbeilt BEL ber III. W2eHe.
Guf benz Iltare fliebt immer
tpieber bas grloierblut beg SerruL
Sonte es iebt tpeniser frdftig nnt
gnaoenrei4 fem tpie bamals a,sf
8olsatba?
Sreilih baben iiG bamals nid4
Iae befebrt. Snbejien tpurbe bei
bielen bic gefebrune tpenisitens boup
bereitet, uno atpar berart, bnf
balo barnuf, am Y~finsftfefte, aif BIZ
erite Srebigt bes bl. Yetrus Snus
ienbe iid taufen Iieben.
Sn folder 1eiie pirft nod tms
merfort bic WeHe our Weraebuna bee
Siinoen. ielbft Der Sobiin6en. Qdbs
lihe Siinben f0nnen audi ohns
Sei4te, ourd reumiitbige 8eipo64
nlng beg Iebopfers setilst tuesbers
Oenn oesbalb beiben iie lGblth, tps3
tie leiGter ~erlaiien trerben fSnnen,
neil namentli6 Die 8etfte oasu nidl
notbpenbig lit. sic f6rnen oetilat
tperoen idon bur6 mpolfommene
Neie unb @errihtling gutter Werfe.
nnter oenen bic Meiie in eriter Heibe
itebt.
Ste9t lrns alfo Saran, bdb Ser
Vdrmber5ige uns unb Mnoeren oie
Snaoe ipabrer Siibe berleibe - nnb
oas ioute nns bod mebr am Ser5en
liegen. ais irgeno ettpas anberes =.
liest uns baran, bab mir tpabre be-
febrenoe. rettenbe Heue erlangen, ipie
germ nno eifria fperben mir bann 10
oft trie mD9li6 CUR Ieiie ellen, uno
tperoen ms oa ole Wiibe aeben,
our6 tpabre Gnba6t re6t reihIih
aus bieiem sebeimnibponen 6dabe
Der erloiunesgnabe gu id0pfen fiir
ms unb Mnbere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
6roSbersoetbnm.|
.as Der DamptfaSt.

Mm SamStag, ben %. Se5ember,
fpuroen bonn bofp'iten Serrn Sil9ot
in Der bieiisen &atbeorale Die bl.
Beiben ertbeilt. Bon ben Iliimnen
bes Yrieiterieminars erbielten, Die
Sonlur bic $50. Sbeopbil @isborff aus
Gid, a. 5. Ml5.. Nif. 9albenfelo aus
Hedingen, Sobann Setter Sieihburg
ans 8ilt, Mfons @alles ans Gid.
Smbert @obelet aus @ltliniter. Sob.
Sofimdnn aus @rebenmd6er. Subert
Sob aus 2nrembure. 0tihel &oener
aus &lerf, Safob &reins aus Clipper
binaen, Mfons 2inben aus Salbeim.
SoIef Watbiem aus &eblen, Mfons
NideIs aus &eblen. Yeter S6aul aus
Seiipelt, Sobann S6le6ter aus Iers
i6eib. Seinrih S6mit aus @oitingen.
Wtihel S6mit aus Irsborf. @i6el
Chefs ans 2uremburg. Setter Tbelen
aus IeerIdeio, Soief @agner aus
Yetinaen, Soief @eboert ans Walos
breoimus, Yeter &eboert ans SerS
born; Sitiariat unb 2eftorat empfins
gen Die So. Nifolaus Sen aus Differ
Sinaen, Weidel Spg ans Sbertpile,
&arl SuB aus Siefirh, Eeter Sacobs
aug Ssfpeiler, Mattbias Geld aus
@onsborf, Iattbias 2indeIs aus Sns
aeIborf. Sran5 Mihels aus gous.
Mobert Wobrmanu aus 2urembnrg,
9ifolaus WtiiIer aus Sdiil, Snltus
Gbmit aus Sbis, Nifolaus S6neioer
aus S~teinfort, gilbert Steffen aus
9nrem6ura Beter Taih aus Seffins
gen, Nifolmis Bebrib aus @oltin9en,
Nifolaus Settinger aus gppeloorf;
@rorititat nno @folbtbat empfin9en
bic SO. Soief 9ernarbb aus grpeloins
gen. Nifclaus @iner aus Steinfort,
Sobann @oiper ans @eispampa6,
NifolduS 9ibier aus @pbenbour,
@att6ias 9onben ans Nertert. albert
@rof ans 1lielbineeu. Mlfreb Sarb
aus 0iibelinseu. gmil 9inben aus
Yetingen, Wartin Maierus aus Wis
helau. Geo Wtoiions aus Glosoelt.
geinbarb S6mit ans Salbeim. Gilbert
Stefien aus 2uremburg, 3amiQ
8ompa6 aus Siibelingen; an Cub
Sinfonen ipurben geneibt Die $50.
Wi6el Braun aus 3onsborf, So6ann
Gnaler ans SpIenfels. Gilbert aieffer
aus Quremburs, gilbert 9infels aus
Sneeloorf, Inbreas 9oaelin aus @ilss
BORT. So1ef Yoos ans g6tpen, Sobanu
Sanb aus @ehs&leinma9er. Safob
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
ans hrm Ger. 5taatetr.

ttnier bpdp. Greunb nnb Sanos>
mann Nep. 8. Weblmb. Yfarrer Der
ct. Nifolaus > @emeinoe an Serlep
9th, 81. s., (ni9 in eingefpelbfer
RreiSen als ben Ser flm ben9el mat
Dem aeuene fuapp befnnnt( bat uns
ben i6brIiden S~inan5beri6t rnterS
breitef. Gueh elm Bib Der berrltdeI'
ct. Nifolauss &irfe Lag babel UNI
mir iinb iest gan5 Defenders alif Den
Mamen zines iol6en l~ugembur9er
Setliaen, benz man 10 pra9tnole
&irfen bout. 0ater Weblano's ct.
Nifolauss Stride lit ndn,lih elm groBer,
berrIiher Ban. Was Die @emetnoes
Iinan8en anbelangt, 10 erinnern nns
oieie an bic 3eit, ba Der bodfp. gafer
q. &. Oeder bon Wilpaiifee, 8ts..
1id NIT @ir6enbau ab9ab. Gin
Shulbenbetrag bpn $55,771.66 1T
aber niht 10 gefdbrli6 fir cine @e@
meinbe, in peld5er Die lebten Sabress
g~innohmen an bic 100000 betragen.
lluS Damn, inn I6limmiten Saae fons
men mir ia nod ben rbengel ma
aenene fuapp" berfAufen.
Sn Stem yurf tpirb i'm 2aufe bieies
SSabres cine fatboliife g%ncbclcpdote
12erifon) fir Die Ser. Stnaten uno
Sie engli1he @elt I'M @q9emetnen
berauseegeben iperoen. Wttdrbetter
an bieiem b16it tpi6tisen uno notbs
menbiaen Rerfe (bem ein5igen engs
liiden feiner Mrt) iinb 5tpei Surems
bnraer. ndmlih: @fer. s. g. 8trid.
YrofeKor Der Tbeolosie, an Der unts
periitdt Sreibure in Der SHfpei5, nno
Der bodtp. Seiuitenpnter y~eitolaus
STILES, s. 9, 6. 6. g., &pnigl.s
auiierI. Yrciefior an Der uniperittdt
Snnsbrud IN Strol.
Sem ,2eWars Serplb" entnebmen
mir bas Solgenbe:
Sri. @aria Iagbnlena Sominif
ftarb Ietten 0tontae @ormittdg IN Der
Wpbnnng ibrer S6tpeiter, Srau Sobn
Gamers, an Sranflin Strabe IN Bee
Wars, an Der G6minbiu6t, nod
LANCER aranfbeit. Sic @eritcrbene
erreidte elm Sitter bon 28 Sabren; lie
tpuroe I'M @robber8ostbum 2nrembur9
aeboren unb fam NIT ibren Gltern,
nod als &ino, na6 2e0ears nnb bier
bat lie nnunterbro9en eelebt. Sie
8eerbisuns fano seitern @ormittas
mad einem gralergottesbienite IN Der
fat6oliiden ct. SoIepb's : Stride aus,
auf benz ct. Soiepb's &ir6bof itatt.
- 9ie Samilie Sominif bate tnr5
matchmaker mebrere Sooesfdae. Sos
minif 9ominif. Der Batter, itarb Dor
etlidem Sabren. 8or etli6en Wtonas
ten Itarb cine So6ter, Sran 9bds.
Cite, ebenfaus an Der S6ptnoiuht;
balb barauf itarb bic 1eitter an etnem
arebsleiben uno Wariu Wtdgoalenn
lit iomit Der bierte Sobesfau IN furSer
Seit. Gin Sobn, Der friiber IN Der
Vereinigten Staaten @rmee oiente,
III ebemfans on einem 9ungenleioen
erfranft unb bot er ii6 in Segas auf,
in Der Soffnums. bort Seilnns gu
finben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

binben unb anbere niisIi6en &leis
bnnesitiide i'm @eiammtpertbe bon
iiber 1000 Sranfen.
Gipilftanb Der staSt Nilt.
Seirat6en. - Z. DECEMBER:
Sob. S6mis, Shieferoeder. nit
Waaria @oberih. obne Stanb. TO-:
Bernard S6mit. grieftrdser. NIT
gliIe &ettels, obne Stanb. H.: Sob.
Nif. 60. S1eipmeiler, nit Bonn
Ntaria Sbereiia.
SterbefGIIe. - Z. 0e5ems
Der: Inna gourfel, II Gage alt, &.
b. Sran5 8ourdel, SaselObner. H.:
So6anna 8inbinger, 8 Wonate alt,
s. b.. gusen Sob. Yeter ainsinser,
Ghufter. 12.: stephan @re9or Sabn,
2 Sabre alt, Q. b. 8ernaro Sabn.
Sei5er; Yeter @tpen, % Sabre alt.
Sbneiber, gbesatte bon gbriitina
2oenerb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
81. eebaitian, Martprsr.
go. Sanuar. J

wv. NuNuuI.J
Sebaitian L ehrpiirbia, erhos
benz itammte bon b~orne6men unS
frommen @ltern an Narbonnc in
Sranfrei6 unb mar bon Suaeno an
elm eifrieer gbriit. ais BefebIss
baber Der faiferliden 9eibtpaHe in
8om fonnte er Den gefangenes
Gbriiten piele 3iebesbienfte erueiIen.
Sur4 Die linn bon 0ott berliebene
8unbergabe uno our6 feline begeis
iternben 8orte befebrte er Giele aunt
beilieen 8lauben. geim aaiier
Siocletian als gbrtit. a~ngegeben.
iiberidiittete i'm bieier NIT Wortpiirs
fen tuegen 8erabhrns Der G6tter.
ipegen ltnbanf etc. uno forberte i'm
aif, ben G0ttern 3i opfern. Wit
rubieem Sreimutbe ~bert6eibigte iid5
Sebaitian. 8an5 niitben6 befahi
Der Safer. i'm an einen EfabI Az
binben nno NIT Sfeilen an t6bten.
Die gosenihiiben tbaten bas Sbriae.
8ott iebo6 erbielt linn nod bds 0es
ben. Bonn 9llitperluite erIh5pft
ianf Der Seilige 3u 9ooen unb tpurSa
dls toot lieeen eelniien. SIZE beia
lige Srene fam BEL Der Nd6t nit els
nigen Sienern. Inn ben 3eidtnam Az
bplen unb ebrenpoI al beftatter.
Sa tie nod 2eben IN linn fanb, Iief
lie ibn IN ibr Sdus tragen uno pfleate
i'm; er senas tpltnberbar i6neG. Rad
einigen Saeen ftelte ii9 gebaitian
BENT 8aiier entsegen unb bertpies linn
feline ltneeredtisfeit sessn bic gbri.
item. Snerif eridredt. fabte ii6 Der
8iitberih. lieB BEN Seiligen in Die
6eitbabn bringen unb bort NIT gleiz
folben 10 lange iblasen, biz er ieis
men @etit ausbni6te ben 90. Sanlnr
2SS. Sebaitian gilt ala Shutpatron
eesen Heit unb anoere a~ranfbeiten.
Sic Stride feines Iamcns lit cine
Der iieben Sauptfir6en in Rom. @roB
lit bic Sabl Der 8unber. pomit @otf
ben Seiligen bis Jest berberrlidt bat.
2ebre. = Cab bid, o G6riifi
bur6 ni6ts abbalten bon Der gr<
lnnguus Der etptsen SeIigfeit. ipelbe
fir ale 9eioen IN bieier 8elt reihz
lid entI6Gbigt. Or TRACE minbes
items iene 2eioen eebulbig. tpel9e Dir
9ott ihidt ooer bon Inberen iiber
bid fommen IGSt. Smr9 2eiben
81 ben etpigen Sreubeul
- - "
Der fd5nfte Name.
Der ihonite Wam' I'M groenrunb.
9as idOnitc @ort I'M Weaiden<
numb
Git @utterl
ga. feines lit 70 tief lino pei6.
60 unselebrt. seoantenrei1 -
Gls: @utterl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
WHAT MAN
 AGING MEANS

Are you really good manager?
 A real manager does not try to shoulder all the work in the house and take care of it himself. He knows that almost every hour of the day there is something going to turn up which will require his best judgement and time to consider it thoroughly He cannot do that and at the same time take care of a mass of detail work If he at tempts it he is not real manager. He may be filling a managers chair and drawing his pay, but he is really noth. ing but a substitute for a manager, or a manager in the kindergarten stage
 Thousands of good men are today fooling themselves into the belief that they are properly managing a busi- ness, when in fact they are slaves to the detail work os the business. They fear to delegate authority to their subordinates. when in fact that is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-08
Local and Long Distance Phones
PARK kS==FOr the Child'S Comfort and Enjoyment

More parks and larger parks, more play grounds and larger play grounds more yards and larger yards, more school grounds and larger school grounds, more of these things for the comfort, convenience, delight, enter tainment and training of the child ren. These things should be provid- ed in this and every other city in the land
 No city ever had too many parks, or school grounds too large, Or home yards of surplus acreage, if child ren are to be reared as they should be.
 On this subject the Fort Worth Record published an editorial few days ago that hit the nail squarely on the head. It said:
 President Roosevelt has called at tention to one very great need of the average American city-that of beau tiful, ample and we'll kept play grounds for the school children. If there is any truth in the belief, which is general, that the child is the fath- CT of the man, we cannot too soon take the urgent advice of the presi- dent to heart and begin at the begin ming to inculcate in the children of today love of order, of the beautiful, of nature. that the man and woman of tomorrow may not be grabbed and cramped by the narrOWness which marks those who have their recrea- tion ill squalor and the habitat of vice. In great cities the question is much more serious than in the cities the size and character of Fort Worth But even here we do not give the attention to the surroundings of our schols that we should The grounds as a rule are i'll kept and utterly without ornamentation. They are at best bare spaces where the child may romp for a few hours during the recess of the school, but there is little to inculcate love of the beautiful or a pride in the surroundings of the school. There does not appear to be, except in iso- lated cases, any organized effort to engender in the child love of na- ture, a love of flowers and a sterling disposition to contribute to the beau tiful side of nature. It will not do to say that the children are themselves to blame because they are destruct- i've, nor will it do to attempt to ex- cuse our lack of appreciation of the importance of such training by the
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mere declaration that the child, in obedience to the wild prompting of youth, runs helter-skelter over all efforts to give him beautiful play ground. We should in fact go back of the child's natural impulse and ask ourselves: What have we done to teach the young idea that it is we'll for him to set store by the better and more beautiful things of material life? :? When we shall have taught the child his letters, started him up the grades which lead to a certain smattering of figures and a modicum of knowledge, we shall have fallen far short of what might be accomplished. For we then turn him loose to find his recreation in the streets and in associations which do not make for character and for the higher life. It is true that we have park here, and that we are reasonably we'll equipped. But our school grounds are far from what they might be, from what they should be, and in the schools themselves the idea of spreading a love of the beau tiful does not appear on the surface to have been given that full measure of attention which would be we'll, ac- cording to the estimate of the presi- dent
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exactly what should be done. All

exactly what should be done. All worthy subordinates are anxious to shoulder responsibilities, knowing that their real value depends upon such action, and a judicious selection of assistants is one of the main duties of a real manager. He knows he cannot take care of all details and he at once puts all that work in compe- tent hands, and then he gets a short report to show how that part of the work is going. He realizes at once that if he has the right kind of help the business will run along well, even though he is not there, but with an outfit of poor help he would be unable to do anything, no matter how hard he worked himself.
 This is little point which is of ten overlooked by men who wish to be