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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05
minneapolis.

minneapolis.
Mnoreas @ambosii, ser / ssauuor
Wfane6 6rebte en @amerat peo
Mabn Mugnit @oper i Ggneh peo
4'eegans Safe for at plDnore bom,
bar iioite nge erfleret fig ifploig
Moro / an6en GRAB. @on blep al
0ommer Sobn Dop 6n1itb ioemt
libsbarfg Tenglelsitraf,
WaSs &abm bar inb9ibet fin Mf=
feosbegiering iom 6orbolter poo
Donia Sail, bbilfen er blebe1 MOB
taget al Danias @eitprelie. Scar
tin Senien ~Ssmonoen") er aniat
| bans 9te6. - Mr. Nabn bor Sc
lio1te Tiger beret paa 5pgeleiet lon
Se1ge al ct 6al0 fra EN- Eroppe=
ittge, bborbeb ban for1og fig tent
melig demt; ban er 6og MI / 8e-
Bring.
Toreningen u2pnsblomiten", ser
bleb itiftet at norife Gamer / 1908
meo set Gormool at lat1le Mi6ler
til Sprettelie al ct M~l6eroomsbiem,
ofboloer Marsmg6e paa Sen Serene
Sc norife &irfes. @eminarium /
ct. M11tbonp. 8arf Eirsoag Otter
mio6og 5. 8. Marts. @obe0k1tp=
relien og &epreientanter for Tor=
eninge1s forffiellige @re6ie ffo1 gipe
Wg6e. Soreningen far MI 1omIet ct
@eldb al benbeo $4,000.
ct. &ebers banifc lntberfe Mc=
ni9bebs Is Mars Subilem11, Ser bill
blipe feiret me6 ct &reosmg0e @gn=
ban 8. IA. og @an0ag 5. Is Marts>
bill iiffert blipe EN- imuf og ftem-
ningsful6 &sitt6eltgbe. &ait. M6am
Gan fra Chicago, Mentgbe6ens fdr<
tie &ref, bar lobet at 6eltage |
Soften, og ser fommer ligeleoes Sc
.fleite al &re6iens gbrige &reiter.
'@nobi6ere bentes ser @eprGi entan=
ter fra &reoiens @enigbe0er. Sm
@6n6aeen bltber ser Cubs
%tieneite me6 Mtergang ON Sormi6=
6age1 og Me6er @dn6ag @ftermio-
Sag og Mften. 81 ifal / neite ltge
me66ele set ful6itenotge Nrogram
for @re6smg6et.
Gn llem 2ege. st 8ar Meno
toni Sns6ag ii61te l1ge inb paa en-
5aloon paa @aibington Mpe., og
efter at Sc bob6e lat nogle StDrfe-
mibler tillips, efterIo6 en- al Sem en-
u5%nitcaie".. Sort efter at Sc bar
gaaet, bgrte 8ortenoeren Ell ipG6
&lpnfen iom at EFT &orneitemn1e,
fra benne, % pe6 at lie efter, OPP
6ogebe ban, at Ser laa ct nDfgot
@orn aufferten. Gn &olittbetient
blep bentet, ser tog fig al Barnet,
Ibebte set / parme GGpper % Loo
&oipftaIs- Mmbulancen bente. Sort
efter arre1tere6es en- Dr. Mm. ga1
Damme, Ser bar i en- temmeltg o11=
taoget Gorfatning. &an inorbn1~
meoe at ban bap6e asititeret beb en-
8ornef5ofer paa en- al &otellerntee
paa @aibington Mbe. % baboe taget
Barnet mes fig UNDER 2ette ON ct
faa set anbragt ct eller anoet Steo,
San bar imiolertib blepett fl1lo %
baboe CLIENT Barnet, ifibnt bet lite
bapbe bnret bans &eniigt at tage 81.
bet Of set. Gan bleo lat UNDER
$4,000 aa,tsios,. Waooere1 tl Dor.
net brep ueeleoeg fi.,,oet 90 fbrt f..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

B%bboipitalet. 8oooe Mo6eren %
benoes .Seiter, Ser bar bos benoe,
opgab at bert fra @isoonlin Ga
1mDffeoe fig me6 ifanoinobife Nap-
ne, men opgob 6og ienere 6eres bir=
feltge Nobne, Ser / bbert GaIo life
tpoeoe poa ifan6inobiif &erfomlt.
@asrabat. @osfompoeniet far
maattet bi6e / set inre 9@bIe og til
bagebetale fine @1&n6er 8 @rocent
at set 8elgb, Sc bob6e betolt for
@osforbru9et / Sanuor Mooneo.
Set bite fig ae1nlig, at @osfen life
poa longt ner bob6e SEN 2Dsitprfe,
io1n Ben if6lge Oroinancen ifnlbe bo=
be. Set famine me11es at bIibe Sill
/ 6enne Moone6, og &obat=
ten bentes at blipe lite ioo Iiot Itgr=
re oenne Gang. &ompogntet Tiger
I Sen Mnle6ning at itille fig frem
for &l1blifum iom Sen 1tore 8el=
gibrer, i6et set bpb6er, at set i1et
life bebGbe6e at gibe 6enne Mobat,
ga Sen 0r6inunce, iom foitietter
2Dsitprfen, life lenger er gp16ig.
Set er en- Gprngjelie at ie Sc itore
@orporationer blibe iaa beiiele6e al
public lpirit". 8liber IS for 20"
5porbeistafsten engang eiennem=
fgrt be6 2obens @ielp, btl Spor<
electromagnetic 'iiffert ogiaa finoe
en- l16bei til at bliDe ~Menneife<
BEN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

We'd KjGb eller Reparation at
Uhre besGg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH St.,
st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

boooe / &iemmet og &upellet. @n
1tor Senneifor bar tiliteoe for at
bepiie Sen Mf0soe Sen iiolte sore; ct
operpeloetOe Mntol al 4ronle % le=
nenoe 8lomiter Dar set tauie @iones=
bpro ON, bbor afbolOt Sen Mfopbe
bopoe bGret / fine Genners &re6s.
&bimocmp6c. Sen oonife 1ut6er-
fife Jrimenigbe0 ofboloer apinoemp0e
Sorsoag 5. II. Quarts @ftermiooog
ST. 2 / &aitor 8ierres Stem, $50
San 911ren Street, paa .&jprnet al
Sent. Sag nreo Sporpogne1 &om=
line Union 9epot til Sent og goo 8
8locfS Mor6. gnbper &pin6e lom
bar 2Dit at 0eltoge er biertelig bel
fontn1cl1.
Nu. 81 CT Mp. 5. Set fan maalfe
lpecielt / oisie Gage intereslere at
berc, at $. s. Mnberien 2oge go.
81 peo Den mi afllutteoe ipecielle
&ogne for Sptagelie al npe
Meolemaner er rpffet op til at blipe
Amerifas e nj t e tpr t e
6anife Observation-Disclosures; Minne=
apoliS SEQ. 45 itaar iom en- iml,f go.
8 / &Gffen. Sna pi0t Ri buffer itoo
oe to 2ogera peo ii0Ite &apport iom
benboloSpis go. II og SEQ. ID, loo
bet er 10 ct pant Spring frem for
beggeS ELECTROMAGNETIC. 9e 12 2oqer
/ g. g. Der itaar mes Meolems=
antal af ODER 800 er iom felger: ~
&acine 500. a, 697; p Gan 6ran-
cisco SEQ. 49, 499; - gbicago Sc.
.18, 443; q seattle geo. 20, 403;
% ct. Na4l g Q. 81, $50;
81 Chicago $50. 35, 373; y 8ertb
Ambop go. 46, 80; 81 omaha $50.
y, 357; 81 M Il 4 ea poIis 30.
a $, 3 3 10y Chicago $50; IL,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

9r. @briiiau Trpc, JONI unoer lin
6raperelle fra 8pcn al Mapor 2atp<:
Ter blep oflot fra iin Staling lon1
&rriioeut / Sfolefomislionel1, bar
opaiuet aumpc, for at beboloe lin
&Iaos / aomisiionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

Dper=Sefretar i CAN'T 8rooer-
lan1fu,,o S. Micbaelien ifriper / fin
iib1te Marsberetnina 81. a., at ifuloe
ser ppre nogen 8roOer, Der lite Deo,
.bporonn bon ifal ifoffe npe Meolem<
n1er tic samfurbet, tan bat bare gaa
til 2ngerne geo. 81 % IS at ct.
saul % Minneapolis. 5gritnapnte
optog iioite &aloaar 1877 npe Meo-
lemnner og iioite 1913, .bptlfet er en-
e n itonenbe st ct OF 3 !
5omfur,oets &iitorie."
@nbper ser li6ite 5pn6ag fun0e
gleoe fig meo at bore Deltager ben
itore 5elles- og 5reoSfeit, JON 1isie
to 2oger loo afboloe paa Siberian
Sail i 81. SAUL, oil til openitnae,1be
funne fpie set gtonesbpro, at bar DC
to 2oger foritaaet at fere &rig, iaa
foritoo Sc ogiaa at lutte 6reo, %
set peo Ell feltlig Samnenfomit, Der
pel life alene er BE tori e
t nogealinoe ofbolot i
Minneiotas &pillingbper, life alene
iaa ponrpes og itorTaaet, iom bel
tenfes funoe,, men tillige en- Selt,
ser bier 8rooeri 8ro=
oeriin6elaget / fuloe1te Maal, og / al
Talb for Minnelotas 8%ebfommenbe
lpre0er en- @lans us ODER Merfe=
bogitoperne. 80. 81, bporof ser bill
ltaa gfp / Samfun6ets &iitorie gien-
mem 9ioerne.
gn erefulb &rig - ct glinnren6e
&eiultat for iaapel Sen pinoenoe Iom
tabenoe 9oge og laa Soften / Sgr-
bags JONI oct itraalen6e &unftum!
&omiteen bapoe giort ct brilliant
Galg mes @enipn til 2ofale og al
9gre bore Sibernian Sail: to ltore
Mpoeiale og Ell @piieiul - og ser
bar e t e Nlaos til be c.
800 9etlagere, iom bar mpote frem:
Mlle iom en- u8reore", meo 6eres
Ser iom @elbeo let Dor / iaa
itraalenoe Soiletter, lom man oilers
Ter be6 6nnife sonunenfom-
iter. Sg life mtn6it pao Stem
II n gen 6en itore Goriamling,
Ser peb 4=Si6en neiten fplbte SEN
itore Gal til Sreneiel, merfeoe.
man, at ser bar itebnet tt set.
g rogra m M e t = bporom ct
tint uoitpret lille fireii6igt &efte gop
SplDsning = paabgrtes mes Sen
Snteresie. 8ro. @enrp @p6e=
len bar iom olti6 en- paalioelig og
iopial @eremonimelter, men oente
Gang opergit ban n91ten Jig 1elp I
Gio % ipruolen6e 2une. 81. =Tres
s. 9. Struoing af Geo. 45 Bps / faa
biertelige Or0 @elfomme,1, oerpaa
atlarg man ben ilm11ffe, Jennings
fnloe og napnlig paa Ganfer ON 80.
8."S 5remtiospirfe iaa riee Gang
at S. g. &aulien en- al 80. @."s
Stiftere og fpr1te Speriefreter.
.(Songen bil fin6es omitnaenoe poa
Soje Si6e), boorpaa 0persefreter
S. Micbaelie n iom ipeciel in6buot
6elttaler bolot Salen for 8rooer.
jam funoet, @ro. Micbaelien qop en-
1anmentr9ngt mte11 flar og onifue=
Zig Speriigt ODER Samfunoets @iito-
rte, og ilutte6e meo at paapege set
for Dor Stations 6remtio beropre lau
bigtige ct inoerligt og foritaaelies-
fnlot Samorbeioe mellem Sc banife
Menigbeoer, &eiifoler og 80. g."
e. Game al $50. IS og g. g. Mas=
m11slen al SEQ. 81 talte paa engong
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05
@jelp ps

til at iaa nogle nDe Mbonnenter bper
/ lin areos pe0 at .anbefale 8looet
til 0eres Genner og Maboer. @lo=
set er billigt, fun ST for ct Mar. Om
De itoffer % en- ny forifuosbetolen6e
Nbonnent paa rSt. Saul 3ioen6e"
pil ri lenoe Gem for Deres uleilig=
beo og + a iom Hremie, efter eget
%aig Ell Margang al efterfglgen6e IT.
l%l1ltrereoe MoaneosblQpe: uuoe oa
Sle1nme", "Slluitreret 6amilie Sour
nal" eller uSfonoinapilf 6qrmer
SsspurnQl".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05
1923; ~ Council 8luffs geo. 10
314; 12) 9mo1o go. 10, 3O4.

1913; ~ Council 8ll1ffs Go. 10,
314; 12) Omoba go. 10, 304.
Man bill lGgge Merfe til, at al
Sc fer anfprte - 2oger CT Sc II
blanot oe fgrite % nItida eloite
balptre0s / 2anoet; loQ fonun1er ct.
Eanl langt ne0c fra iom lom No. 81.
st lille Sa1uptag en6nu og 2oge geo.
81 fan meo 2etbeo imutte op paa
BlooS al Geo. 3 / &effen og liffert
bol0e Mlaoien me6 CLANS. &poo
ont man foripgte at looe Oper-5e=
fretpren %faitiloa Bette t. lin npi te
9alpaarsrupport!
8rGnot tilbpoc. Mrs. Snian1a
8nrncll, Ell elore &pinoe, ser lebeoe
poa Joreit Mpe., omfom / @oar it's
Zig Mprgen be0 at en- 2ampe efsplo=
oereoe, % at 0en br9nben0c Olie
flpo alt r6 ODER ben6e. 2egenlet bar
ne1ten belt bra11ot op fpr 8rano=
oepartementet fom til1te6e, bporimoo
Sfooen paa Bpgningen fun bar lille.
Mfrs. 8l1rnell bapbe boet paa Bette
Ste0 / i1g1ten 60 Mnr. hl1n hnr Ell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

9en 9ouecrt, iom &1lnitnerparret
SSege % 9torOmGn0enes Sangfore=
ring gap libite 5gnoog Gftermio-
Dag poa Mo5ort Sail, bapoe life
lon1let mere enc ct &ar @unDrebe
Mcnneifer. Mulifalif let Dor Dog
&oncerten meget pellpffet, og &ubli=
fun blcp oloeles begejltret oper ST..
@olfpan Sebes ppperligc 8iolinipiI
lao bel lpln oper 6ru 8ernboft=SSe=
bcs l1bfprelie al @jprnions Berg
ljot" og vaales 0go" fra Seer @pl1t.
NoromGnoenes Snngforening gap
amber Scr. 9upio Scbiebes 2e6elie
tlerc Nflrnre, Ser ilog go6t an.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05
stort Bal afboIoes al Joreni,tgel1
,Giifing" paa Central Sall 2eroag.
.Nften s. 90. Marts.

SrelGitfongcn s. Bepcrbaa,ier bar
lfinrfet $4,000 til Macaleiter Gol-
lcge. Gpr to Mar iioen gnp Mr
Mepertnuier Stolen $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

uourpnclicr rnber Sfolefomis-
iiipuen. 9apiD @allblom CT llOnGpnt
til Mcblem al Sfolefomisiionen lite
benfor. Mleronoer 2in6obl for tire
Mor. .. 6. @olmon er gienuonapnt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

ltlpffcstilfrloc. 2omrer1ce 8ren<
nan, f07 @inter Street, Ser arbej=
beoe for Great Nortbern 8anen lom
&ognreparatpr TOM forrige Iors0ag
ilemt tilifabe i 8anetomten peb 60
mo. San orbeibeoe mellem to &og=
tic, Der ito0 pao ct Sioeipor, ga ct
@oo5tog itebte imoo Dem. 9ren=
nan hep faltct on1fl1l6 og falot paa
Sporet, bpor @il1lcl1e gift oper bam.
San blep fprt til ct. Soiepb's So
ipttal / Ell betr11felig 5ilitan0. Som
CT 50 Mor gan1n1el og for @ultrl, og
flcre 9prn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

Elnoielis bpb. @arrp s. Scope,
sen befienotc Sernbanemano, Snper-
intcnoent tor Chicago, ct. Saul,
minneapolis & Smaba @anens Se-
learaf % Si9nalp9im % ell al De
melt tefienote Sernbancm9no | De
sSoreneoc Stater, blep Treoag Mfte1
funoen opo / ct al Msimeiota Clubs
Grrelier. 9poen ifplotes ct Slog-
tilfrloe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

@ulsatbafirfcn. &oltor u, s.
Gpcblen preoitcr i @olsotbafirfen
ELECTROMAGNETIC 5pnoag 6ormiooag
al. 1890. Spnbogslfole ST. 1910.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

Sri &eiier paa S%ernbanerme. @e-
preientantbuiet bar be6taget set al
S. 6. @imocts itille6e 6orilQg ON,
at nisie &lasier @mbe6smen6 og
Golf, ser ifql reiie / @elgigrenbe=
oens Snteresie, &reiter, 8grn 111=
Ser IL Mar, S~ernbane=S fficianter
og -5unftionerer .. !. b., fan foo
fri &eiie paa Common Carriers" ,
ODER bpilfe Sernbane= og @arebns=
&omislionen far &ontrol. ga bette
lite er &ilfel6et me6 Gporpejene
/ MinneopoliS og ct. Saul, maa
8Dernes &olitibetjente og 8ron6-
memo be6blipenoe aflepere oeres
Nicfel for at foo Sob at age mes.
9pbsfalb. Si0itc Manoog opoe
en- al bore mere befjenDte 2anDs=
mG1D fer / 9Dcn, 5pmrer g. @an=
len. @an por uo0annet / lin Hro<
feslion 81. a. bps Sl,gcmam 8ros.
% bar eli flinf % paapaslelig Ggte
Danif ManO, trofalt moo tine Ger1ner
% n1cget ofbolOt, bleD for l1ogle Mar
lioen gift % cftcrlaOer Jig ru Suitru
% en- lille 2 Mars Yige. San bleb
fi6lte 6oroar ,%angreben al 1uberfu-
lole og tog ub til oen fienote ucon-
inmption camp" beb @e1t ct. SAUL,
bpor ban bar, til Ser luffeoes peb
8interenS Snotraben, bDorefter ban
flDttebe til lin Sober, Mr. &c. @an-
lens 6iem Marplanb & &enn 9lDe.,
bppr ban ng6 EN- ombpggelig Bleie,
rapnlig pastel al Ell opofrenoe og
fiRrlig Spiter.
8iinttelien fon6t 5teo i On5oogs
fra &jemn1et til 5oreit Cemetery.
8aitor g. 8jerre forretteoe og taIte
yEasgaEA 49, HEi VIZ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-05

Mnbreas @amboaii, ser / Souuar
Maneo 6rebte eor @amerat peb
@obn Iuguit 8oper / Ggnen peo
&eegans Safe for at plpnore bom,
bar iioite nge erfleret fig ifploig i
Moro anoen @ra6. Son blep al
CONNER Sobn Dap @mitb ioelmt
libsparfg 5en@gielsitraf.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04
Dr.. HOLMES, csntennian.

Oliver Wendell Holmes, who was
born 4 hundred years ago, sometimes
called himself "the last OF the Brah-
mans" He was fond Of referring TO
the ilIustrious group consisting Of
Emerson, LongfelIOw, Lowell, Haw-
thorne and others as "tbe Brahman
caste Of New England" a phrase he
himself invented. Holmes lived to see
all OF these poets and prophets laid to
rest, striking fulfilIment Of his own
lines:
And q should live 70 be
The last leaf upon the tree.
II IL one more proof OF the univer-
salty Of genius that, despite his mar
row environment, the author Of "The
Autocrat" and "The Chambered Nau-
thus was broad ia his outlooks and
in his appeal The human heart is
not bounded by geographical lines.
and he who finds 1t reaches ali times
and cIimes. The New England OF
generation ago was circumscribed
world, yet the voices that spoke from
1t as a pulpit spoke not the language
OF New England, but Of humanity.
Athens was but little more than a
large village compared to the cities Of
our day and was shut in by water and
mountains, but the voices speaking out
Of Athens have been heard for $500
years. On the surface Ralph Waldo
Emerson was Yankees In his soul he
was a modern ZoFoaster and HIndoo
sage.
DIR. Holmes was a CLEAN OF literary
sunshine. His humor was Of the diff
fuslve and kindly sort that had no
sting. His conversations are delight
full for their natUralness. They spar
kle, bubble and run on regardless, full
Of quaint conceits and OF wholesome
philosophy all the more effective in
that it's seriousness Is concealed. His
poems, though generally humorous.
now and then strike deeper note that
rings with some Of the eternal music.
In this he IL like Tom Hood, who,
though renowned as a wit, could yet
write THE Haunted House" and the
bridge OF signs"
oliver Wendell Holmes, like all Of
The New England group, was white In
his private life and was loved for his
blameless character, his warmth OF
heart and his optimism quite as much
MS for his genius.
]. A. EDGERTON.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04
Why He Was ExeS..a.

At the Dublin city sessions one morn
ing juror prayed to be excused ana
said he had a doctors certificate that
he was not tt to serve. He handea IN
= closed envelope to the recOrdsR, whn
found L contained q letter from q ven
known Dublin medical man. Amid
great laughter in court the recorder
read this letter aloud:
This man has been asking for q CO..
tineate that he Is unable Do serve A a
Juror. ! don't know whether hs 4. 4
knave or fool. but he has NM o.sinn.
and he reeks Of poresr.s
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04
Think Youth.


II you want TO keep young, think
youth. Don't admit to yourself for
one moment that you are growing old.
Don't get into the habit OF saying that
you can't do this or that because /
am not 20 young as used to be-"
Keep your mind open. BE receptive
to new ideas, welcoming every fresh
experience as eagerly and enthuslas.
tlcally IN you used to do when you
were boy or girl.
Call up again the radiant dreams Of
youth-the glowing. golden visions
that dazzled your imagination In the
days when you were frst setting out
on llfes pilgrimage. Tell yourself con-
stantly that the Ideals, the fond hopes
and aspirations Of those early days
WIN stlll be realized. Never give way
to pesslnlsm. Always see the silver
and gold in every cloud.
Take life earnestly, but not too Sc
.riously. When difficulties arise face
them TRANQUILITY ana courageously,
with strong confidence that you can
overcome them, Remember that con-
idence is one OF the great earmarks,
the distinguishing characteristics. Of
youth and that the man who loses
confidence In himself speedily leaves
his youth fur behind him and not only
hastens but actually creates an I'M
happy, premature old age.
II. ADDINGTON BRUCE.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

The United States government finally
wen its fiRAt to participate in the Chi.
nese loan. II this tendency keeps up
the great natiOns win be g0lng about
with battleship forcing. other nations
to take their money.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

Many and deep are the lamentations
this centennial year Of Poe, Tennyson
and Holmes that there are no poets
now making fame to last a century.
But It Is said to take more than the
lamentations OF critics to make a
poet, so what's the usel
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

While the English hopelessly beat
the air from terror Of invasion the
French hopefully beat II In record
breaking lights.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

In view Of the possible car shortage
when the crops begin to move. those
who have general freight to ship win
be- wise to do their shipping early.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

The loading q really ans now, Mr.
Hello. but as there are iOba for ever.
hody your old excuse wont 20.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

Nothing strange II Taft Is so absent
minded on the Beverly links az to
think that the best golf score Is made
BY revision downward.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

Those new aerOplane records the
Europeans are making are OHly 80
many marks for Americans 10 beat
later on.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

Revision downward on the tempeFa.
ture seems too hard a pace for the
weather man to keep up.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

You can trace most complaints
about duh business to dun advertIs.
ing,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

Beverly's need Of glory aaally came
In = go pound lump.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

New York Times; In Philadelphia
lived = child, or years OF age. by
the name Of Sarah Lonsaere. whose
father was a fine engraver and held
official relations in the government
and was employed at the mint. A
delegation Of Indians came from the
far northwest to pay a visit TO wash
ington and call upon the president.
Thence they proceeded to Philadel-
phia and were invited to the home OF
Mr. Longaere, One OF the chiefs was
attracted to little Sarah and In sport
took on his headdress and placed Il
on her head and she stood before the
company In this peculiar garb.
Some one OF the company sketched
her on the spot and handed the prod
net OF his artistic skill to her father.
The engraved sketch went into CON-
petition for the honor Of place OF
the cent just being eeined. and Uncle
Sam accepted the face Of the Amer.
lean girl with the Indian bonnet.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

Boston Traveller: Speaking OF
tlght-wads. a little Texas paper has
unearthed triumvirate OF parslmony
that makes the estlmable Hetty
Green look like a green and giddy
young spendthritt. II says: cit Is
reported that three of the stinglest
men in the state were In town yester-
day. One OF them will not drink as
much water as he wants unless It Is
from another mans we'll The Sec
ond forbade any of his family from
writing anything but a small hand.
as II Is waste OF ink to make large
letters. The third stops his clock at
night 10 order to save wear and tear
ON the machinery, All Of them de-
cline TO take their county paper on
the ground that II 10 a terrible strain
on their spectacles to read newspa.
pers even In the daytime"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04
CHOICE
Fruit Land

$9OO-Ten acres close to city; sui
able for chicken ranch or fruit.
81 ,8OO-Ten acres, deep, rich SCI
young orchard; house 24x3O; gol
well of water; chicken house, Al
only three miles from the city.
SCHOOL, acres, five miles fro
town; near electric line.
$2,5OO-FiVe acres of choice lad
within city limits, near gol
school; has city water.
81, OOO-Fifty-three acres, black u
four miles from city; seven acr
orchard, one-half of it in bearina
spring water; COWS, team, wagd
hack, farm implements, barn n
other outbuildings.
SIS, Thirteen acres, young ap5
orchard, choice varieties; close
this city; no buildings.
$2,6OO-Twelve acres, close to eli
has 700 fruit trees, part of tht
in bearing; one acre strawberry
live spring of water; no buiIdinl
$12, OOO-58 acres, close to city;
room modern brick house, hot
furnace; large barn; 21h acr
bearing orchard; Az acres YOU
orchard; 10 acres rich bottd
meadow, balance of land suitaI
for fruit; two large springs, wa
piped to house.
81, 6OO-Five acres OF ,.ood la
close in; suitable for small fru
and garden; city wafer; no bui
.ings.
$3,OOO-FiVe acres, close to ci
four-room house; barn and ehicl
house; one acre Strawberries;
fruit trees, so shade trees:
water.
CITY PROPERTY
We have large list of choice
property, improved and unimproE
at reasonable prices. Let us 81
you. If you purchase before look
at our properties you will make
mistake.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04

New York Herald: zone hears d
lot about the hne view from the roof
Of the Hotel Astor," said the head
chef Of the hotel the other day.
"Well. customers are not satisfied
with scenery. can tell you. and the
men In the kitchen do not know any.
thing about the sight Of the Hudson
river or the lights OF Broadway.
There are ITO cooks under me. we
prepare every day 100 ducklings. 200
chickens, 500 squads and 600 lob
sters, The lobster never loses its
popularity in New York. winter or
summer. We have 500 different va
rIetles OF cold dishes to serve on dir-
ferent days from the cold buffet,
This makes the kitchens very busy
places"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-04
CURRENT COMMENT.

Spokesman Review; The consti-
tuition follows the tiag. But who viii
place 1t alongside the starry banner
which DR.. Cook left flying In the
arctic gale at the north pole?