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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

In October. 1856. Lee became prest-
dent ofjthe washington College at Lex
ington. Va. AZ he was Q great leader
in war. so he was "a good college Lead
or. This college had lost much during
the war and 1t needed lust suci, a man a.
as Robert r. Lee TO build It up. no
knew all, his students by name. and en-
aetly how each one stood IN sosEs,
hovs studied. Tee said "ETe Is partic,t-
lar not 70 hurt the health OF his faith ~
! er's SON. TIe was firm and positive.
ai is the. subiimest word In our
Language" and tried to Impress this
!, upon the minds OF the students: Once
a preacher, came to- see him. Flo was
talking N harsh lang uags n tn,
leaving Lee said TO him. ",rhere is {
book I read and from which 20,
preach which says: Love Your enc
mics. bless them that curse you, do goo
Ito them that hate you. On octobe
I12th. 1870. at the ago OF sixty-three
| passed away our hero.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
By Way Of Explanation
and Instruction
Dear Children of Tie Club:

4 AZ = 4 &. II z . "
Dear Children of the Club:
Our library has begun its work. and
your editor looks TO you to make 81
splendid beginning into u permanent
success. Tho door OF tie library IL
open. and tho only condition imposed
upon children wishing to enjoy it's
privileges is that they interest them
selves In the opportunities Which 1t
offers. Let us try together to mako
the library rleasanter and more protl-
table place each week OF Its existence.
Tic club Us growing 40 rapidly that
the editor begs members to limit their
stories In length 30 that MI members
possible may get representation on the
page. Count your words, and do not
scnd IN anything having over ESQ. 1fI
club member writes n letter and
sends y story, l,c must not expect both
to appear ut the Same time, as no
member can expect more than one rcc-
ogntion This week. precedence I'M
stories is given to those on II. IL. Lee
and Jackson and In letters, principally
to applications from new members.
The editor holds over number of
contributions that will bc3 accorded
space next week.
Dear children. do not use blue and
purple Ink for drawings, and do not
send in pencil or color drawings, which
cannot be reproduced. A dear little
boy sends me this week tho Eiffel
Tower In bright bluc, and another
donkey drawn with colored crayons.
The editor sricves, not only over hay
ing to reject tho drawings, but for the
y wasted labor OF the little people. Take
black ink and white paper. or. better
still, come to the library for instruc-
lions
February Is coming So is st. Val
entine's Day and Washingtons Birth
day; so get busy, dear children. get
busy! YOUR EDITOR.
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r. STEWARD PATTERSON. j r.

Deaf Edltor.--1 was so5very glad to ses
in last Sundays paper that i Won a prIzs, j
ana would written before TO thank youAfcrs
i, but have been waiting for II TO- arrives
hope 1t was not lost In the mall. sent YOU
| a story to- day. iwhic j composed fwith8vesya
great care. and hope ] will see 1T on tbs
|children's page. IT makes us members feel
lished on the page In whIchswe take so much
Interest. IL 10 som ewhere around the timAg
for tho library to be opened, L N MY wish
that lived m iehmona s. g could yls,tit.
club has been SO successful as to have =
library. will conclude now, wishing the
club and our editor. also the members, sue
cess IN The future, an AZ eyer your sins.
All Bart Street. Portsmouth h, Ma.
Dear Eltor,--I want TO tell You OF the
sad SChristmasal spent Our grandma stay!
ed With us and ylnamma found her az S:
o'clock on the morning Of the "a TIL uncon-s
Rcious, and mamma sent for the doctor right
away, and he came and said she had heen
pa PR and nothing could be done for
L l:3o; ana, my papa was on the road ana
didn't get In until s O'clock that night. n Ii
WAS q great shoclS TO him, Tor; no left her
Ssnl. When ,,ss he out ON.
was etg tyrthree years old. and such q good
grand dina. She would do anything for sus
NIL. and We thought so much OF her. IIsra
other son from Vest rgtna came and one
ped her remains to Eagla Rock Thursday
morning and buried her Friday evening, ~
went Will papa, It was tho frst Tina I had
ever been To Eagls Rock Y! think g would
II viii write agatn soon. hopc tn Heos this In
II Me,nher. . v. sS ~ ~ HuR
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OF my drawings which hope YOU viii think
&C % enough to print on our T. d. C. c.. page.
On New YEARS. Day I made a resolution to-
stntl In things oftener. ! am going to try
to wine prize soon. read In your letter
about tho clubroom and library, and I hope
TO Soe ono OF the first ones there whenalt
opens. may send YOU a. picture which Z
drew with aLcrayon pencil soon. Now r
must close. Good by Yours truly 5s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

Dear Edltor.--I am a small boy. but 4
want 70 tell you that think General Robert
Lee was one OF the greatest and best ,nerts
who ever lived s.. I can sit for hours and
listen e stor!s. OF hi. bravery and great
tn stand and look at the statue OF this great
man on his beautiful horse, Traveller II
would love to see all the statues OF Lee, and
Very respect fully. l,,3 THORNTON IIITE. e
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ron NEW MEMBERS

Badges are sent this week to:
ruth Bowen, Matte Lyme,
Saliic Cardona. Frank Metzger.
NJ. NJ. Daniel Geo. c. Randlett.
Annie b. Epcs John j. Shuhy,
Margaret Ewig. Marie stern,
Ruth Friend. Sarah ]. Wade.
Ruth Goldsmith, Chas. y. Welles.
Marian Hardwicke, Celia Whitehurst,
Thornton Hite, Nat Whitlow.
Emily Jones. 4. $. Williams,
Marie s. Jones, a. G. Young.
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Letters From
Our Child ren.
Dear I:ditor,--i enjoy the r. d. c. G. pass
80 much; I would like to become q member
Ptsa6e send me a badge, 81 Yours truly. IN Y
MARGARET EW1u.
5is 8. Third Btrcet, Richmond, Va.

Dear Editor,-1 would like tc become Y
member OF thu T. p. G. Club, Please send
Mo q badge and rulea to 80 BY. Your new
imtilibet EMILY JONES'
r Milton N. G..
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Jones. Marie s.
.Jarratt, L. Il.
Jones, Mary
Jenkins Herndon
L,eary. Nora T.
LAWS. NJ. r.
Lancaster. Graham
Lyme. Matte
Lyme. Allie May
Mountcastle, L. c.
Metzger. Frank
owen. Anne
Plunkett, A. NJ.
Powell. Hazel
Patterson, j. S.. Jr
Robertson. $. L.
ROLLINS. Grace
Raudlett, G. e.
Schwartz, Rosie
Shepherd. Watson
stern. Marie
Spicer. Mary c.
Shuhy. John j.
Terry. Edgar
Vaughan. Eva
Wade, Sarah j.
Welles, G. b.
Wimbish, r. NJ.
Wiinbisl, Florric
Williams. T. S.
Woodward, Lizzie
Whitehurst. Celia
Whitlow. Nat
iancy, Mary
~
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sep. Jackson Himself kept watch. say
Ing let the poor fellows sleep VIII
watch the camp ryaetf' For hours fls
watched the camp. and, at peep OF day.
the brigade was UP and moving. The.
dusty, hungry and foot-sore cor1fnnnJ
went into an old pine fleld near Md
naasaa, wharc they rested Sunday.
On Sunday morning. July 21st. Gen !
oral Mcdowell sent forward g. portion
OF his troops TO capture a. st0ne bridge
which was held by Colonel Evans. ZIG
fought l,ravely. but he was driven
back. Soon Generals Bea and Barlow
came ZIP to his aid. They turned the
tide for u while but General Jackson.
Iseeing that tho line was broken.
marched his man up. $500 In number.
with seventeen cannon. From IL A. NJ.
| until 3 p M. the battle ragged.
AT last General Bee. seeing Ills tllin
column wavering. said. General, they
|,rackson. "gfve them the bayonet.''
Bee catching the spirit OF Jackson. said
Ito his men, There stands jackson like
u stone vail; rally behind those brave
tvirginlans.,, Bee was Killed the next
moment. bit his men llied and swept
1.-THE field. Thus the first battle OF Ma
| naasas WIS won for the Confederacy
/ and dickson received tho name OF
"StoneWhll' jackson. .
LEROY G. MoUNTCAsTLE.,
i Nvs.~H rlvS n -. 4 Is
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renr Editor.-r enjoy reading the T, y
G q. page 10 much; wish 70 become mem.
be- Of your club Please send tne q badScfi
Yours truly. MARIE S. JONES. Is
a07 s. Third Street. CITY. :. sL
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THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.
Master Watson Shepherd, Millboro, Nn.
Miss Allnc Burks, No. HOS Twenty
fifth street, city.
Miss l.ucllc Bailey, ScOttsburE, Va.
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Lear Editor,-I am q little girl twelve
every Sunday. would like to become IA
! member Of the T. D. G. c., and also wish
krow am a member. Enclosed please ind;
jumbled names OF girls. 4 hope this letter
VIII escape the waste basket. Yours truly,
chester. Va, RUTH FRIEND,
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rI,E wEEK,s CONTRIBUTORS.

Agec. Olive
Bryant. a. 9.
Barrow, George
Bnber, j. It.
Bailey. Lucille 5,
Bennett, G. G.
Boelling. Lizzie
Bai;ey. Ethel NJ.
Burks. Aiine
Bowen. Ruth
Cardona. Sallic
Cox. William j.
Clarke. w. b.
Galloway. w. A.
Daniel. NJ. NJ.
1cpes. Annie u.
Ewig. Margaret
Early. Lucille
Early. Mary a.
Early, r. N.
Faulkner. j. o.
Friend, Ruth
Galbraitli. Lucille
Green. Laurie c.
Goldsmith. Ruth
Gillian r. d.. Jr.
Gary, Gertrude
Harris, Fanny
Hardwicke, NJ.
Harvey. Hazel
Honrahan. John
Hite, TIL ornton
JIutzler. Leroy
Jones, Emily
Var
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Dear Editor,--1 enJoy reading the GILL
dren's page and would like to become 4
member OF tho 4. .. &C. e. Please send mo I
badge and tho rules. Yours truly,
South Boston, Va. SARAH j. WADE
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pear Editor--I would like to become a
member OF the r.. D. G. c.. I enjoy re ..'rg I
YOU Will find u little story. which I hope you
Will publish, Please send me a badge n
Will try and write often. Your little friend
MARIAN tiARDNVICKE.Fe y
s16 N. Thirtleth Street, Richmond. Va.
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Dear Editor,-rnclosed you will and soma
jUinbled names Of rivers. i have not, r6-
cclvcd my badge yet. Your now member,
Chester, Va. CELIA WHtTCHURST.s
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Dear Editor,---rncIoscd YOU will find sorns
fjnmbled girls naues, which hope VIII;
escape tho trash basket. want to- hecorHi
q member Of tho T. y. g, c., and hope Will
gcs my badge soon. Yours truly, ,- ~
NAT WHrTLOW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

Dear Editor,-Thank you 50 muchfor the
badge. am going to draw something for
tho II. D. G. c. as soon as get my black
ink. I will send some tumble names ana
| answers, which hope TO see printed.
rGmain your member,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

h Dear Editor,--I read tho n. d. G. G. page
every Sunday and like tho club and wish
to join. Please send me q badge and tho
iucs. Your new member elssaas
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liked 1t Very we'll. u amasendinE You u p,ls-5
ale. which hope to see IN the Sunday paper.
wishing success to all the members Of the
~. D. G. CT. from your member.
ETHEL NJ. BAILEY.
1910 Thrty-frst Street. city
r S-Dear Editor,-Please.send me word
What kind OF paper you use for drawing.
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Dear Editor,--I wish 10 Join the r. D. q.
C. Please send me n badge and rules OF the
lsS JOHN j. SHEEHY.
MM1l s. Relvldere Street. Rlchmo nd, Va. -
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Dear Editor.-I have read the +. D. c. g.
page for long time, and would like to bee
come q member. Please send me badge.
Ineiosed you will find answers TO the Jumbled.
MINES of some Southern cities. also jumbled
States OF the United States. Your little
friend, NJ. MARGARET DANIEL.
Locust HILL Va.
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LERoY &. MoUNTcAsTLE.
LEE. PRESIDENT OFF WASHINGTON
COLLEGlc.

t,ro be continuedo
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Dear Editor.-I received my badge all o.
Is by to-day's mall and think a lot of IT. II
%esk
hope TO see II In the paper. Hoping II will
enc ape the waste basket. Iiremain your new
member, LAURIE c.. GREEN.
49,
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Dear Editor.--I send you a drawing. rep
resentlns Robert p. Lees hen when nc was vas.
my donkey didn't get printed. Hoping to!
remain a member as lever, yours truly,
asst EVA VAUGHN NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

Dear Editor.--Inclosed you will find some
drawings, and I hope you will publish the ]
best one on the T. d. Z. G. page Your
new member,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

Dear Editor,-r have been reading the r.
D. G. c. page for n long time, and would
like to become a member. Please send me q
badge 1nclosed you will find q story. which,
I hope will escape tho waste basket. Your
friend. GEO. CLAYTON R.ANDLETT
y 27ls e. Marshall Street, Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

Dear Editor,-I send in this week IL puz-
gle. which hope will be published In the
paper next Sunday. Please don't BIO long iE
sending my badge, as l particularly
anxious to say that am a member OF the
T. D. C. C.. Yours truly.
MARIE. STERN.
aon N sixth Street RIchmnnd va. -. -
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Dear Edltor.-Inclosed ind a short story.
and hope to see It published. am so
anxious to become n member OF the T. %. u
G. Club. and ! hope to receive badge. as
would appreciate 1t so much Yours truly,
SALLIE iCARDONA.
i No. 5l3 N. ThIrtieth Street, City.
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Dear Edltor.-I wrote you several weeks
ago wishing to Join your 4. D. G. c.. II my
letter was put in the waste basket ] hope
nc pin TO show that I am a member.
MATTE LYME.
$40 Twenty-sixth Street. Newport News
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LEE AS 4 10 ING SOLDIER.

.g FLORENCE r, JARRATT.
,Jarrntt, Sussex Co.. Va.
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2416 w. Cary street. city.
r. 81 received the badge: many thanks.
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HAROLD X. WILDER. :
Chestnut Hill, Richmond. Va.
TIC 1umbled Cities: 1. Ottawa. ?. chica
go. 8. Denver. 4. Atlanta. q s. Portland.
Z, Winnipeg. g.. ST. Louis.
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RUTH SGOLDSMIrH,lt5E II
Aged ten years
sol N. Twenty-scventh Street. Richmond.
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B South Hill, Va.
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& q 8 HELEN WILDER.
Chestnut Hill, Richmond, Va,
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THOMAS JONATHAN JACKSON n.

urbeville. Halifax Co, Va.
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tt. Word Square: tt D. c. q. Il ID. e. e. r
C. p. D. e. C. A.. F.. W.
BY HCARRINGTON CALLAWAY. 4
Norwood. Va.
10 Jumbled Rivers. l. Miss,Es!ppi. I.
Yukon. 3. Columbia. 4. Colorado. 8. Ohio
g. Nelson. I. Missouri. s.. Mackenzie.
Rio Grande, 10. Arkansas.
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They'll he led by q brave Vlrgintnn.
So they're bound to have success;
OF eithersWar nor peace
Will the tackles make mess.
Composed by H
81 SAMUEL LED RoBERTSON.
Tally. VA. lssls ~
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February Is coming So is st. Val
entine's Day and Washington's Birth
day; so get busy, dear children. get
busy! YOUR EDITOR.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-30

$. P. Casey, democratic nominee
for county treasurer, is one of he
most expert bookkeepers in the state.
Mr.. Casey has been bookkeeper all
his life. For more than twenty five
years resident of Little Falls, he has
had charge of the books of some of the
largest mercantile and milling con-
Germs in the city and with bookkeep-
ing in all its branches he is perfectly
familiar. HIS qualifications for the
position of county treasurer are
admitted, ana his honesty and
integrity unquestioned. Mr.. Casey is
by nature quick at figures an accurate
and rapid accountant, a thing of much
Importance in an Office where, besides
general bookkeeping, interest pay.
ments on state lands, ETC., must be
figured. $. F. Casey will make a
first class treasurer in every respect.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-30
STEEL TRUST FOR JACOBSON.

STEEL TRUST FOR JACOBSON.
The following parts Of 4 letter
written to his sister, Mrs. Gust
Lindgren by former Little Falls
resident, who il now working on the
range will show how the Steel Trust
stands on the governorship question:
Eveleth, MINI. Oct. %, '08.
Dear Sister Ida II am fairly well
and now working, but, how long it
will last do not know, as we have it
understood from the Steel Go. that If
Governor johnson is elected again
there Is no telling what they will do.
AS they claim the governor is forcing
them to pay higher taxes than IN re-
publican governors terms. Of course
the white population here among the
miners are all for Governor johnson,
but the mine owners are sore at him
for not calling out the troops when
the strike was on. But of course we
don't vote as they tell us. The
whole steel trust cannot stop me from
voting for johnson.
How is Gustaf, I suppose he is a
strong johnson man.
Your brother,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-30
COME AND GONE

Misses Vivian and Gay Lambert of
Royalton visited here Tuesday.
Henry Deutsch of Minneapolis
visited here Tuesday, the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Barney Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Briese, who we're
visiting in Westport, returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Della Guerin, who was visit
ing in Long Prairie, returned home
Mrs. W. H. Farrell was a visitor in
Brainerd the first part of the week.
Miss May Wilamuth of Lincoln,
Nebraska, arrived here Tuesday for a
visit with W. E. Pen6eld.
Miss Luna Rutgers visited here this
Millspaugh.
Napoleon Chounard left Tuesday for
a visit with relatives in Scanlon.
Mrs. F. Charron, who was visiting
in Staples, returned home Tuesday.
Chas. Guernon and Ed. Schroeder
were at Lincoln Tuesday on busl-
ness trip.
- Miss Rose Cowdery of the Columbia
school, who was called to Long Prai.
RE by the serious illness Of her mother
anu SlSt0r, feLuIIleu ueio 4uoSudy
evening.
E. NJ: Berg Of Todd county was a
visitor III this city Tuesday evening
E. w. Collins, who has been en-
ployed at Dickinson, n. D., during
the past summer, returned home Tues
day.
N. Moran visited his farm in Fit.
Ripley Wednesday.
Duncan McGregor of St. Cloud
visited here Wednesday.
Phil Guerin, who was visiting in
Bemidji, returned home Wednesday.
Ray Dickinson has gone to Brainerd,
where he will be employed.
J K. Martin made a business visit
in Minneapolis Wednesday.
Albert Lindquist, who has beer
employed in Walun, N. D., returned
home Wednesday.
John Burkel went to Minneapolis
Wednesday, where he will take posi-
ton.
Adam Shea, who for some time past
has been IN Alaska, is here visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. John Carnes
Mrs. G. R. Giles, who was visiting
in Minneapolis, returned here Wednes
day.
Mrs. T. W. Clark of st. Clouc
visited here this week as the guest o.
her mother, Mrs. S. r. Snow.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-30
A FIRST GLASS CANDIDATE FOR
COMMISSIONER.

Chas. A. Sprandel, candidate for
county commissioner, is a successful
business man and manufacturer,
large owner of real estate in this
county, ana among its heavy tax
payers. He would make fine county
commissioner, be fair to all parts of
the county, and see that his district
receives proper treatment. Mr..
Sprandel has been for nearly thirty
years resident of this county, is
interested in its growth and develop.
ment, and would certainly be safe
man on the board.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-30

The Little Falls Business college
will be Represented in the basket ball
world the coming season. Students of
the college have leased tho Germanla
hall for practice late afternoons, and
have put up the baskets and COM
menced practice. The work of
organizing the team will take place
within short time. It IS expected
that strong team will be turned out
by the college.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-30
MARRIED.

A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the French Catholic church at
8 o'clock Tuesday morning, when Miss
Katherine Lyshek of Swan River be-
came the bride of Donat Mayrand of
this city. Rev. Father Lamothe read
the services which united the young
people, in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends of the
couple.
The bride was gowned in cream
silk, wore veil which was fastened
with white roses, and carried a
bouquet Of bridal roses, Miss Mary
Seifert and Miss Frances Lyshek, a
sister of the bride, were maids Of
honor. Miss Seifert wore violet
silk dress and Miss Lyshek was
dressed in a gown OF light green silk.
Each carried bouquet of white roses
Vince Lyshek, 9. brother OF the bride,
and Homer Doucette attended the
bridegroom.
After the ceremony the bridal party
drove out to the home of the bride S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyshek,
Swan River, where sumptuous we'd
ding breakfast was served. The rest
of the day was spent in merry
making, and in the evening the party
gave themselves over to dancing,
which was INDUCED in to a late hour.
The bride is very popular with the
young people of Swan River, and has
number of friends in this city. The
Bridegroom holds a responsible posi-
ton as edger at the saw mill. Thei,
many friends wish them every JOY
and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayrand will make
their home at 500 Fourth street
northeast.
John Tandecki and Miss Victoria
Brodkorb, two young people of the
West side, were united in marriage al
the German Catholic church Tuesday
morning at 9 clock, Rev. Father
Altendorf officiating.
The bride was dressed in cream
wolfe and carried pink and white
carnations.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the home O.
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Brodkorb, 500 Ninth stree
southwest, where a wedding breakfas
was served. A dance was given il
the evening.
The newly welded couple will max,
their home with the brides, parent.
for the present.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-30

WANTED-Success Magazine re.
qulres the services OF man in Little
Falls to look after expiring subscrip-
tions and to secure new business by
means of special methods unusually
effective; position permanent; prefer
one with experience, but would con.
slider any applicant with good natural
Qualifications; salary 81. so per day,
with commission option. Address,
with references, r. c. Peacock, Room
.102. Success Masa.azine Bldg, New
York 39z 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-30

are not supporting Mr.. Cameron. he
did his duty. For this he is opposed:
It is up to the law abiding people OF
this city and county to say whether
an earnest and conscientious officer is
to be- punished for doing his duty.
The conduct of the Gollnik case
showed him to have every qualitica-
tion of an able prosecutor and also a
just one.
Mr.. Cameron deserves the support
of all who believe ID fair play and In
endorsing a brave and fearless official