davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-03
JUGAND0 AL TRIUNF0
LAS APUESTAS POR Mr.. DIX

Nucya York iueye~-LaS apuestas New York so
ore eI rcstado elecc0n para gobernador por
favor de Mr. Dix. candidate dcm6crata oye que
se ofren.a 0inero i favor de Stm6sn.
The sun., 1910-07-03
WOODPE'kER ON >TiTE SEAL.
Washington Selccts an Insect Destroyer
A. an Emblem.

S.0His -orr.sppndcHcs -. PruI Pioneer Prose.
The dbVny woodpe, kcr has been selected
a. the emblem ~ tho Pacific Northwest nd
hi- Huny features will adorn the new seal
of IN" state 90 Washington IN place Of the
hald eagle The voodpe"ker has been
selected n the emblem rccau-" Of it, rs
-duous labor IN ,Ieartng the inre.ts and
or hard~ of various insects and de~t ruCtIye
borers
Hordcs of inserts thrive upon and with
all trees BorerS protected from every
enemv except the woodpe, kcr work tho
year around They di, tunnel after tunnel
often rG~t beneath the b.rk of live trees.
v here hey do nv" mos harm
~ many A. -tN'y bor.r- have been fUe M
~ pr' dead irIt ire" Borrrs have heen
kuDu 80 ridd." q Two yelt-old Ia. u-t tTsa
Later ants get started IA th" ahando ned
'Inu"l, and other insects help 10 destroy
~" Nuot
n is the wouipe, ker that saves 80 many
Of 'n" trees OF both forest and orchard
~" hogan hiS vorN thousands of years ago
AMI Inhaed"d ny most men has been at
- ever since Now after a thorough In.
v"s'iga'ion n - found 'hai ." 'ha wood
I-ayker t. du. the ia,' that any r-cc- are
alive TODAY ln N" state
IN" v""ip" scr hu-v A. work vncn he
sun p""p- over the hI,l - a per~eyerihG bird,
scar he ,ar"mlls and doal- out punish
in aUi -u-parluEly Nrh the most perfeCt
climbing apparatus ever invented hc g'ts
over every part of re" ~" possesses
N" aui. k"-t 81 ewes and the gui ko-t Of
Tongues vtth whr,h 30 d"~iro,, hundreds
"f Eggs hat ar" tu.k krd twa' Iu ,Tcvi,cs 81
M" h'rA Nuv ON" of the" eggs would
b" enough 20 d'fuliafe an 'u'fr" rrtn'h
IN" voodu". N"r hn- ear fha. ,au hear
fNo crunch ~ IA" hurrr a. o. eats IN tho
h"arr Of a Tree With accurate prc,Isron he
ln' ir"- m" sound and p"'k- away ~ 'hs
wood uu'l b." lr'at"~ auI "l'- the horcr
ih"r" ar" 81 Chr -I-'' I"- and eighteen
-uh-p" i"- ~ Vo"dp'' k"r- m M1-hingt on
thai r"matn ~" wear around Il~N -rout
~" eel 20 ~ ~" vu"t-. u.'u"fr RAJ" d'np into
the forests an a nC-' m 80" or, utTt-
- ~" emblem 80 ~" \urfNH,s-f tho
vpp!I.'. k"r 'au claim fu bee 4 .rIlltfad
r"-id"u'. uNIrf h"r" thr wear aIutuI. and
D" j. Nm"ri'In ~ If- wt'-
The sun., 1910-07-03
In~ssninta

He "a frrur-d - 'rrt and '.ss b-r1 =" ~ ~
I.,onlu'ou,. and lr va. ..vA'> Iros.rg 'of
ore r.stnoi - utta.rir ~s'
re -.aISrt u.' nurr--ou. I'.a1i '..1'" NAM
uharma .is,. s1d 'pra ''r 'HiUss THE. %.
'-rr4 hirt aai .trarh'aaN r.i 'arm O" 20"
irst
ur hoIn~-rd ~,er, one re AnSN for magic 1otor
qi.I o. brew re A. : ne - idl.t, %. At
,frs l1d4IEIug In a l~nc'hy oAl.
lie toos~i through 1n~ al, -itl.crrnt, Win rrosi
amazing tlug -ur, b . rsAd N" message oi
~, ga Z, and rous sat itc 'HtnCs 'n". ta4
IN NJ GOT rrn~dic' enough tAi' % tel ~ ~
thr s'4' 'tAr ne uAis va, Nt'l dsN " Gay
mo n4ids nolu-e~ and >uCr
He SwauoN~i tnrm % Oft a I! tat mat i.p>e " no
vpt-nsd him iounu 81 49, 'rA' s~~p a.
'sAng him n hand -7d holding hin lr
tght-s' r'Uth
put r the end lsurh ihIng> briAu 'hc' could no.
vaE~ him 70 a. -. thr' t,od with a.
'hSir might. ana Oh. the 'yes Of all win
t-ar> Nrrr dim
Hs got 'h- steep NJ hungrret for. and. 7 rhoIid
sAy tr,nr -or-. Ard there VNS hu' ons
ming % do shich A.. Of course. ~ burl
hirr'
Ns-usN " IIyT
The sun., 1910-07-03
GTRI .JOCkEiS VENT"
English uor.Sman Predicts That The,
NIlI Ionr In Time.

Tho Ram. calendar ConilIrs the
nam" Of only IN" womHT a. joel k"y,
Hr, THOR Ton Who N tr" August y! 1904
rr-lo ne hrr- -pari. nor-" vlnagr.llo at
NorN y"ror' b.. -" n".IiDi = crowd WrII"s
= .prrr ,roni".' oi IT," English GsHtis-
'rnv~H -Sr- aryrIrc! ~ l"oI ard
rrlor.' six ra"trg JACKIE. with hiuo
s'"'.". dui 'lu" "a1 II ~ ta'd that
E.p,,tt cra0-"l hi1"S oNe~ N" race
Mrs irprr ton was h"l'"a
-Dn tn" ,pr'Ir.l' couple n years ago
..ri 'ooa ou' n hc.us" a. "a Jockey. but
A. yet IA IN claud nor" " IN" s-S f~ni-
nan" has don" ro Il o;lly r"lIirus some
trainer to appr"'tICe on" or two girls
and put 't"ri up' for the profession tn
3" orsn ~ them And Why not
Nr"-'~r'hs 81 N" boys who 60 into
rar'ng stable. krow nothing about hors"s
or rldIrg Eight 'e1ths ~ them mover
Icarn to tI-s their hands proparly. sir
r"1ths of then never becon" horse n~n
ard end thor days as stable lads nding
aN"rCIs- work.
Girls have far better heads than boys
th"y think more and are more ohe~rvant.
They would he able TO give trainer a
few more helpful accounts Of how a horse
has gone IN trial or a race and they would
ride "A lighter vs ght Generally speak
ing. they would b. gifted with so much
better hands that strength would not n"
ro much re luir" 1. for strong Jockeys are
often only neCs .sarv because boys with
hai hands have been riding IN private
tho horse they ar" to steer IN a race IN
public
1T nav NOT ba in our time. but am con-
fde1t girl Jockeys will come and that they
would b@ far more Ise to trainers than
many Of the apprentices thsy put up.
who hay" a. much a. ev"r they can do 10
stuck on. ct alone get the most out ~ a
hors" Womans position on tho turf
- Nv no means stationary. great a. have
'oen ~" -'rdes II has taken IN recent
wears
The sun., 1910-07-03
~rarcit, of Bird Food.

Frp5" HS - Irw f''pr'-b
Tho s'arDi'v ni insects dI" 20 dry con.
d. ions haE" made !, very hard for birds
10 pl"k up uFfug. according 20 m" once
force of rhe - F.Hl HvnHnr society
Iiobiu- t- p'rll..'. no sUh-I-' largely
on ang flow urrI-. ATE having dir."ulty IN
fss ting ''Htr Ep.us fhaf are bong Matched
cNr-ywh"r, - 'hI- I'm" The worm. have
gone down FAR from Tho surface. Where
moI='ur" - 'u ns found and A." -afe from
Z he robtu- Not unlN are insects very
scarce Hu' brrrI". .ppn v hirN birds arc
accusiou'.i 100 '"'t .r' a'-r drind up said
4 y fuvt'" of e. Paul. er'refarv ~ The
state ~. i-fy Tor On" PREV ention II Cruelsy
YESTERDAY
In q -uurt time he Young birds will
he hat hing rG' and fhe old ones will have
TO hurry :" keep 'h'm ~ food unless peOpls
he 70 thcuI -and VI Iuga'p
The sun., 1910-07-03
The ndeTlAnd

The JndeTIHnd.
u /. 90 glad land.
~ IL 20 sad q land
whrrr aoV I 90 maze nv 'a>t retreat
once | but tarr!ed there
SoN I have carried here
All my souls treasure and ~ill build my seat
u Is - sAd a land.
n II 20 glad land
EnoN not u Il he r'orr sat OF Eisi
80 word l. spoken there
TaAt can be broken thrrr
And srief Or 10y. Ne have What W biN- tac
\ hIs,- II on the hearth
II plays upon the hearth
And OIL the hrouS of ~oue that ~ 'hcrenH
II lrAps for aye the >arlr
II reeps for aye the ~sfne
nsncinE from laughing ~ 20 sprsAins ~"
outside garden hioor'S
In nride q garden blooms
>owhcrs n dscp the grTS>. - bright ~" ro>s
No hlc~>ed hour departs
Nor .ea' nor flower dcrsr's
Bui nr,cr any hId can 'hcrr "rc.osr
so to hide me there
or none Nu rh,ir ne there
And Say Get t-ucc for h~rt 10 Har' thou Hhs''
- i 'he only pia'"
This u~o1Ie,' iOn".J place
That i ~ own. amt - = Csu~d The past
To soI - Is'~I, gon~
% s'rrnI straight. gone
wi'hout a word Without a waving hAnI
To sou eni .hi- aong
And o. bciTir1d :hI> >ong
" no MAXI great brishtn~,s "a ir" . ndrrisrg
FpiiH Tuors~
The sun., 1910-07-03
POEMS WORTH READING.



~ torihau1 University 'he degree Of ilOc,<
Literature Nas conferred uIon T lafr
IN ThursdA when he pA>sA up
ny does pcanuttA stan
sAy 10 hecm. GOSi mOrnA Tom
lie say. ~HAIo. my iran
Deeg Irish Top he .tAndA' rs.
lie sAy. YOU th-ck head WoPp.
Why you inSoolI dA gentleman.
hat max you top
An den hcs'' grab me ny d. arm
An gecVe me AW ful ShoCk.
he say. You mus no can herm Ton.
he e~s -fagdA doc
A. nrS' rancoi ondrastan
theenk he mAka nun,
Bu, den re eros hec> reArt an say
lie see eCt In ia SuS.
oh. MY Eet rss me feel 50 seek
Eetn n.AS r,e 'erl - b,Ie.
Ma ;-an' No lrog' re- ,reek weeth me.
dunno vat 10 20
80 when he pa,-a oy iat night
7 hide tahin' ia stan
Hee'S mai. knoS hrc'y nad. threnk:
He ees no mo- uA fran
But den hr k-tch me hiiin' there.
lie Say. What's malta you
.sS. oh. ioctra. I am seek.
feei 80 bAd an blue
An den h- laughs loud Ia desc.
ne >Ay. Oh no. ma irsn'.
Wat for on call me data name
cannot ondrssian''
4 zee eet in IA St'N ! Say.
You are dos ia msn.-
An den he laugh an sAy, An. yos.
mo- forgot BsnAn'
So nov call him dor no NOR.
You so. arr 30 dom
The sun., 1910-07-03
Larross e IN the west.

t'r0m h' Vashir0'or Post
The -rread ~ lacrosse through the
middle We-t~rn states an autumn sport
j. one ~ the most remarkable Developments
81 late wears said " ?. Dimmock ~ ~
Joseph. Mo
The sport has 'Aken FIRM hold of The
psopie and i pls eh a. IN acceptable sub
sirtu's for football IN rnsny states n has
not been generally iU'rodU'sd ~ the col
/. s.- although the Rugby or English style
.rt football - gaming h"IdUay Rut " IL
..trt.tly ha'uR plas ed by thousands NJ sent
.t,rrfa--iaf.t Il and amateur teams Witch do
not "sIrs nu'h ~ the puhlI' priUis hui are
, ,'tI flttOr m the sports Of the middle
Me-
81" american style of football - bound
TO g,, and y hen the Eastern colleges reform
~ = s,II lp-a pres'ige every where u Will
W.. gpllnv.I bV Rugby football and lacrosse
%. fl. tuIddi To- West
The sun., 1910-07-03

railway In south Alanchuria japan
"V"r,Iss'~ sImilu authority. Germany
hold, hv tr.aty mimng and railway priVi-
l"ge- and "Nrrts h"r authority In th'' Intiu-
emo" ut Gr~.u,u t-gdN throughout tho
province of ShIntuuc In IoEklng franC"
u predominant. whIL' IIongkong II British
territory Ivy actual C''ssIon.
In IA" outlying western provinces tua-
vppd tho tipb Desert Russia maintains
troops IN certain important towns for tho
protection oG Russian tonsulS and to pre-
Snr'. Russian interests
IN" integrity Of China ~ seriously i'm
pAtral
The sun., 1910-07-03

NOS = plAr" sherr nsnf> rhen .o'i
,au down hut Condemnation.
In tat 'se nstS are sRIi - bs
The hArdest IN 'rsA'lon
Tho E',ea SquAr" dsal 10 al nnsn.
An r'ass-s niH IN meeting.
Ani wTlrorr 10th th' bls's snd white
Win ho,pitAble gree tins
And IN ihi. itt orc! hniuwlrL
T,es-er> thry all are Lern ~
To shop. 'hss too thins sentiment
broken iced N lsA1 an.
Wfss j. th's happy SPOT m Earth
where r'r'ur~ all hA' = frIrsd'
Ah. there - jrsi thr great .urp-i>e
It's Keno unuplNef'
MrLsNDHURom WusoN
The sun., 1910-07-03
Rsrlns Wild DncLs In MARYLAND.

F'I,rl fhe BrNnoTT Nur
PaE.su E'f- On an annapolis car yesterday
Rrt" mn p 81 Ned 10 soc = D.
3 s''rpu. Jr VLp hI~ . country pla' on
...s.i.rt. b. D. ., market basket containing
won . l.'..r h.a, areId Nt.d du"kz
TRACED 't'.-" my-,.lf -ad Mr EReTton.
iri 'r.s .r- ,nW onlv tWo DAYS Old Tho
'fr. : -" ,r"i rom du'A hunters on ne
.,u'r H.- .r,Hia" fr"m iW"nty one eggs
I Ha' o. -4s r.'i tu'-r fw"rfy dft' ~ ng-
T. y .lni.t- u'id hlf - = very unusual
thing .r- N..d d.Irk- 90 h" dOme-'t afed
o. 'It- w Isr Nf tgcr'pn has asrOm-
.lt.IrI on ITryiDV- O''lsiOuz Hr has
m -at! 20 g Am. state about 80 wId du"Es
.Ifpzsfu.-r from eggs uTr-i ~ tanadn
md .pinf~ NO. =" distant. hi- intention
Hafng le >ays. 20 sock his place with a
sariety - The fowl
The sun., 1910-07-03
saosiera AItTatsVw

Pow 'Hs Dsarsy PspuSfc17
The roe, s,ngs ~ ne io3S ~ iife
~ nc s'ds ~ tho dusty road
Vhpyr on- rar ~ friend ~ man
Nrf 'si'N. 'tis rohie ode
Nrd 'sln woiIld I follow me root words.
uut Nrst ls' -1r srt this down
The road that I, picked must not he fhr
Tror-' tho Sdg~ ~ ifr busy toNn
md the nouSe rnu-, ~ quite up IN date
Dfa bungalow design.
with nlunlh hirE nrw AMI porch ornate
and p~rEola and vino
IN -ornr subuTbsn haunt Ike hist
Dr .one such modern rlAn,
Who would rot i've beside the ROAD
Nnd be frisni 20 man
md ~ rrrchArcr 4, hspp~nei -
I'd rrotored into 'oNn
To srr thr lstr&t problem plsy.
SO one should rail me fnpn
TO- world lssvr . -'r' an ihrTr
Az sr1iirE -uioA and span
Ry pFoNy thus I still would hs
: frtend - fellow r'Hn
The sun., 1910-07-03
rRISA'S INTEGRITY IMPAIRED
rupUFI RIGHT> HEID ~
IOHFJG\ P0U ERS.
.-,-faui Dominates the GHstomS EurO-
prau spheres of inruenrr FOREIGN
...r.,rs In Prkm Nar>hipS to sub
40. strikers NhRi china Hopes FOR

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A. -.
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"a. =. .,,....,..,,, ,,,d
49,.
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- 49,, 49,.
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H..'
. ''' '''. 'H''''N "'''''''N w
r...-. '.N. 'H" fr,''" "'i-' now '"'
.,..4 o.. Fr.'.'t ~ any Cos' 80 the
"a. o.. ..,.,, wy 20 orl,,, prl th. Gus
'"' ,...-
t1' -. '"" '"N"' 'N'hr"h' "" hn"se
a. .a-...... "'' i'"d '-"N - Great
pa. . .--rd.-afiun 4 u substantial
. ...,..j,..I l.gr ., AMMAN, only a
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y-.~l - '''' "'i~' .n'- ~ long a~ nr't'-n
5,--,..-... vf'h th M r"ruaiD"d pro
..... 4. y,,r an sri,h t-.atirs the
..-.....l ~, IA, ,L.y
-
~" N'' nav '''.' ''''''' ''''" wv
..r.,. p. ..-,.'n wont ~" aGr''in"ht.
81, 90. .,a-.uu '''v erected . Gov
....,., .rr.., ,-.rr.vf which should have
- ,,,,,,,r. ,, ,ha c,s-
"' r,,.. ,.,,, ,,.,,,,,,,r
'-.s - r'''r' H'". th"h in-i"'tnr'
'a-'f h.- -'.l:ra'.un refusing - with
S-,- ., 80 o., ..u-' 'us dNrartm"nt was
,.., -, S,r pot,o-.
I' ''.''
Sr'' l". ''' -. WI nv rlriIar
r..-4 - Rotor Rr"dnn having been
..,r. .,....'.- ..rl-. ~ir Rol'"rt Hart's
.,. CO.; .. .Ls Rri,ish Gov
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"n-r'y { 'h' h-.' - .H~''m% inspector.
~ VI N.I"n ard 'H'V ct IL y" known
..,, .l.v would .-..., uo Interference
-, ~ 49,. ~ 20. ,y,.p,h.sr ~ the
-. "! d Nt ..''.
Ta" .nr'" ''-~' N'h' on Tor several
eess .r' o.. Nru'e Tao incident
t..-l..... ..- -,Ir' con~lus;on Wh.p
.r..r..T,, Sir pohs,, pro..
D., ....... -
o. 20 '.'. '.''.''' ~ - san 'la' ne nv
81" '..'.i . ~ resignation IN order
- r..-. ...r me way for the invitation
., p-.. "a. o.. ,Isi, IonI,n
a -, ,-,.,,,...,, -...,,-,,...-.
''.' - ""'S
f.' "'r'' "' '"iHh tHIoI" ana w"
r'". ~'I''~ ar" hrsd with new pa
.-.... =. which - no longer simDlv a
t.,-.l = F,-.. -..-s Many ~ ,bay,, Ia
st,.I;,h, -, - -. a
-. '' | '"N'' III VIII NY NM
'a"F '"-''rN. ar" looking - America
-" Power with the least territorial
NJ ,,-,.a-.nl interests here to helm
,-.,,-. ...,r,.,r;,v ~ chin,
W.. . "'''' H''i'-S "'-'.I ''" ' ''''''''
%" 0"l'hi against m an "''r' I" u''-
zen -" people politically. for inuu-
na-,.., nights ShiCh Inderentent ,o,ln-
80 ,,..t ~, r,.,,.ss,,,, r,, ,,,, 49,, -,
tr'ieh 'h'hA hiltarN lncApa' Nv
otr'"-i a~aN 10 lndIcat" how hiti"
Ia ntros her own anaIrs TO-DAY
nv -" "--ArN 10 'nhin"rat" IN" q
-" "'-' warrant "NtraterrirrIh c"nIl-
,"'" -II" rI"'.l- IN
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'fl''ue u i.NH! : ~ u.s. .''
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~ w 50 h'"n'
magic h'.-', frrh'il, '"rul" .h'
''t'-"-' ,''-' " '"'''lhS WI" WIS
~. thI pro. So IlnN ~ p ~ LOUIS
The sun., 1910-07-03


senator Rris'ow of Kansas IN tho closing
DAYS Of the session ~ Washington obiectcd
to an appropriation Of o. .Ssn year for =
framed mRs-eur for the senate 1his
time the off,~ was designated aR an ~
ieudan' for the senate hath- In obi.'tln g
To the appropriation senator Bri-toW called
attention 70 the fact that John QUINCY
Adams vas not above going down To- tho
Potomac whom IN need of bath and
added that the river has 'u-t ~ much and
iuS' a. wet water now ~ ~ had'hen In thnS"
DAYS tho Potomac Wa- frnRed with wi
Iow-. and President Adams dressed and
undreS-rd IN tho shelter they aFoTded
Incidentally u may he added that many
Kansas Republicans say that senator
Br-tow j. not to -tic'rrd hirs..lT whom
his term expires on Mar'h 7. 1918 n ~ a
good way N. to he sure. but the statement
~ tho Kansas Rrpuhi,ans - meant to
mark their di~approval Of senator Bri-'ows
curse ~ Nashingt on on nearly al matters
There have been BRYAN D"mos rats from
ohio ~ New York city since the Dayton
convention and II - their opinion that
Mir Bryan will not ~ ahl~ 70 harn IIov
Harmon. aud they base their statements
on the fact that many Drmocrat- includ-
ing bryan men. are 10 he nominated for
tho Assembly p.d the state senate auI
for scores ~ minor state and county oflccz
and want 10 Vin. and for self gr~-sr-
advie 10 lnJure the head of the ticket. for
The sun., 1910-07-03

tNT'u AdFre~.'~ ~ ronrrrn> .upplying
n'ettr en- li~'"T'l '"ffsrrS fnr B~N~pApers.
fnfTBN hns irl .ryu r"|r.
The sun., 1910-07-03

speaker Joseph q. Cannon. Republican.
Of IN" Eighteenth distrio' NJ Illinois. was
- in MAY last. He 10 10 I've r-nominatr 81 IN
hts district neXt fall lie has hnen thirty
six years in Congress and hi- plurality IN
I1os was s.I75
The sun., 1910-07-03

what vas tb~ rag of irr Kingdom Of Hanover
hefDr, the absorption 81 ltInovrr by Prussia
~
rhe aurisrt Tag NJ Hanover T. horne h, th-
snlght vhn s'anfs a. slnistrr supporter r. The
HAnnNrT aruls II II white horse rearing ou
. rcd rsd the same ,ognilAnr~ h",ug borne
ne national -El~lI and - sush Or'up, ing ne
r~ntfAI IOTuon h- arms % the ~entrAi Tru.siAn
state The rational coiorS are eioN and " bite
I am very a1Ai0u~ 10 hnd a pO~in which WAS
2. toll he'd -Dwe 'wr iu the 20. giving thr story
OF a pr'n,r-- : thIuL who brvAnr = nun. -Th~
Bsautl'ul sister Mar Pauline can Jou hrlp
ms t0 luTaf- - THhAE STAn9
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-19
HALLOCK MAN Il /
GOOD VIOLIN MAKER.

A violin that in tone, appearance
and workmanship equals in every
sense of the word those made by
Stradevari, Stradevarius, Guarinarius,
Hopf, Amati and other ancient, but
famous makers, is on exhibition at
Ole Peterson's Jewelry Store, in this
city, the result of his own handicraft,
and long careful and tedious work.
The workmanship shows Mr.. Peter
son to be an artist at violin making
and why he shouldn't follow the pro-
fession is the wonder of those who
have examined and heard the sound
of the instrument. The fact that this
is handmade instrument, there is
no reason why it shouldn't command
equally as good figures as the machine
made ones of August Gemunder, of
New York, which sell readily at from
$500 to $500 each.-Kittson County
Enterprise.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-19
WARREN AUTO
COMPANY
HAS ITS FINE $1,000 BRICK GAK
AGE COMPLETED AND READY
FOR BUSINESS. --s.~ ri

The Warren Auto Company has it's
new garage completed and ready for
business. It is handsome brick
building 46x70 feet, equipped with
all the necessary conveniences and
appliances for the care and repair of
automobiles. An elegant Office and
waiting room has been partitioned off
in one corner of the building fronting
the street. The entire floor is of ce-
ment, and a pit with water connec-
tions will make the work of cleaning
the cars comparatively easy. In fact
there is no town in the valley that
can boast of as handsome and up-to-
date garage as can Warren. This
speaks we'll for the enterprise and
progressiveness of the people of this
city. Some of Warrens' most influ-
entail business men are back of the
concern. Nels Johnson, who all ways
is on the lookout for new enterprises
that will benefit the city, and is a
boomer from the word go, is the presi,
dent of the company. Ernest ]. John
son, is the vice president, and Chas.
Wittensten is the secretary and trea'
surer:
The garage is now ready for bust.
ness, a fact which all owners and
users of cars will do we'll to remem
ber.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-19
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.

A total eclipse of the moon, visible
in this vicinity and throughout the
United States generally, is scheduled
for the present month Of May 1t will
begin near the close of May %, and
while in the east the period of totality
will not be reached until a little after
the midnight hour, here it will come a
little after eleven o'clock, so that If
the night is clear Princeton residents
will be able to observe the eclipse
without sitting up too late. The enc
will not be reached until about an
hour and a half after midnight. but
It will be possible to observe the diff
ferent phases in the coming on Of the
eclipse and its totality by remaining
up until shortly after eleven o'clock.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-19
MISSION MEETINGS.

Friday, May 27 to 20, the congre-
cation will have it's annual mission
meetings. Revs. Werner Drotts, from
Viking, Moberg, from Crookston,
Werklund, from Donovan, and our
travelling missionary, Rev. Aug. Road:
felt, will be present.
The meetings will be conducted in
the following order:
Friday evening at 1880 the Sewing
Society will have it's auction sale.
Saturday, 1880 P. M. ,z.=
Sunday morning, 1880 o'clock
Sunday school, IL noon. ,S.
Sunday afternoon, 8 o'clock. The
afternoon meeting may be held in the
city park. =
Evening, 1880. i.
We extend an invitation to all who
understand the Scandinavian language
and mainly to the surrounding groups
Of Mission Friends in the country.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES..
I : : 4 + + I I =
BY the Sophomore English Class.

BY the Sophomore English Class.
The members of the Sophomore
class met at the school ground last
Saturday morning at the early hour
Of three thirty, for the purpose Of
burning Caesar" Caesars efigy had
been made by the two girls Of the
Caesar class and altho it had little
or no resemblance to the great Caesar,
it was very pleasing to look upon.
After the fire had died down, the
members cooked breakfast. The par
ty broke up about seven o'clock and
everyone went home declaring they
had a very good time. 1t must be
said in closing that one Freshman
helped throughout the performance.
The Glee Club is busily practicing
the music for commencement.
Some of the Sophomores have de-
cided that some of the Seniors are
traitors.
The following restriction was found
in the Carlonian, "Freshman men
should confine their attention to
Freshman girls.
Arvid wore diamond ring Monday
afternoon. - =. s. H. ST. -r.s '.'>---o,-.
t Bredo Blawd returned 70 school az
ter few days absence.
Three. cheers for the orange and
black ties.
The compositions written by the
Sophomore English class the past
week were very interesting.
Mrs. A. Eckstrom and Mrs. Board
man have been taking Miss Judson's
and Miss Sargent's rooms this week.
Just see Howard rub his eyes!
Mr.. Schmitt and Mr.. Jewell spent
Monday in Mcintosh. Mr.. Schmitt
wished to visit the Manual training
department and Mr.. Jewell the Agri-
culture.
Miss Bryan returned to school Mon
day. During her absence, Miss Wood
took her place, while one of the Nor
NAL girls took woods place.
It 80 for some pupils to pay
attention in the German class when
it is raining outside.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-19
PIONEER WOMAN AT
ALvARADo is DEAD

Mrs. Maret Lefstad, of Alvarado,
died at Grand Forks, May IL, 1910,
aged So years, months, 10 days. She
is mourned by one brother, Ole Lar
son, and sister, Mrs. Teigen, both OF
Oslo. Deceased was pioneer woman,
she and her husband settling on a
homestead three miles west of Alva.
RADIO, about 80 years ago. Her hus'
band died year or two ago. The fun
eral was held on Saturday afternoon
from the Norwegian Lutheran church
at A1varado, and was conducted by
Rev. Kundsen, of Warren. .... ..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-19

"A medium sized tarantula was found
in a bunch Of bananas in the Drayton
Mercantile Co.'s store Wednesday af-
ternoon. A couple Of boys were stand
ing near the bunch and noticed the
insect and didn't know what it was.
The tarantula acted dead and it is
thot that the cold paralized it but as
soon as 1t was put in the sun it aad
plenty Of life. The bunch Of bananas
had been hanging up since last Fri.
day and the boys IL the store think
themselves lucky that they were not
'stung. Drayton Echo.