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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26
Ter llriprunq bes Gbrifbaums.

lleber bic Srase, rpober Der allsemein
9ebrGuflide Sbriitbaum am Weib'
naftsfeite itamme, III piel ~perbanoelt
noroen. De GubernatiS lit Der Dteis
nuns, Der Gbriitbaum lei Gin ueberreit
aus Der j3eit Der Communicating, uno
anoere @elebrte baben mebr ooer wenis
ger pbantaitiibe Grtlurunsen barber
a~bse9eben. TauluS Gaiiel meint nun,
Der Gbriitbaum lei auf Elm iiioiihes
@abrSeihen in perdnoerter @eitalt iu'
riid;uiiibren er weiit oaraui hin, oaB
oas Sanurab(s Seit) uno @eibnabten
i'm aalenber iebr nabe bel chamber
lie9en +; peiter erinnert er oaran, oaB
beioe Seite bes Vifts ieien uno oaB bic
Menorab nit Saub, 9lumen unS
Sriihteu seidJmiidt III weroen pileste,
10 oaB a%nnGberno baS Bib zines Saus
mes entitebt. Der ueberSan9 pom
alien @lauben gum Gbriitentbume polls
;os iit rrr iebr allmdlig uro 10 ieien
manhe SDmbole uno Seremonien oeS
Suoeutbums nit in Den neuen @laus
ben biniiber9enommen poroen. 0aB
Die rSauurasW tenorab" barurter gene
len, lei iebr pabrIheinlif, uno oamit
crfldrte iib Seren Yermnnhluno in ben
9elhmiidten uno erleutteten Baum,
Der balb Den Mfittclpunft jeoer @eibs
naftsfeier biloete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26

uno i9laus NIT ~;itternSer Sanb einen
ginbiaben I'm benielbeu.
Der !Serr le9te ba5 Ceio Oil ben
Gid, oann mari or einen glit oui
bas Stno.
rNieolides ling - Sbre aleins,
tpas?"
rSawobl, Serr-"
rSreuit did ecwib auf bic geihee'
run9, he? Sabe Seinen Rapa LANCE
auigebolter. Die Wtama ipartet aud
ffon urgeouloig, bis id fortgebe-nu,
ocjeu, bin au6 frob, na6 Sauie gu
fommen."
Der SremSe nidte nit Der Serablai.
flung zines Wonart)en uuo perlieb ben
0aoer.
Limb penn jett Der Saiier pou
China ielbit tdme, i'd mad ridt
auf!" rief @ranb nuo ihloB iein Sinh
In bic gtrne.
Die 6rou trat largiam rdber.
rsufmafen mubt On bod, nod elm.
nal, bamit mir biuausfOnnen," iasts
lie leiie.
Der Miann fab iie erifrodsn on.
On geb't? @obin?"-
~9tad Sauie. Seit ;pei @odeu
pobne i'd bier in Der HebensaIIe, obue
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26

&tnoerseittter, ietue @eoanfen bes
ih%Ifti9ten ii6 nit einem fremoen
Mianne, benz Sater bes Snaben, Der
ioeben bon ibm ge9ansen. llnb BON
benz M}anne lenfte er Die @eoanten
oann auf Id ielbit, Der ia aud Srar
uno Sino bate, bic piellei6t ebenfallS
alf TIN Darteten, pie eS Gene tbaten.
Nein, feline Srau nartete ni6t aui
TIM, Tie mo6te frob ietn, paB er fern
BON ibr mar, er, Der ibr 70 0roBen
Summer, 70 9robeS Ser;eleib bereitet.
Ntdt er, retn lie mar eS, Die i'm 3orn
bas SauS oerlalIen lno nit ibr iein
fleineS 90hierbeu, elm blondes, blaus
du9i9es DING, an benz err nit gamer
Seele hing unb auf baS er ie9lifeS
Reft oermirtt, "a er lid 10 i1wer an
feinem @eibe per9aneen.
Gs nollte linn maudmal if)ier bas
Serj aborii0en, penn er frembe Sim
Der lab, Die ciren Wtann Slater anreoes
ten. Sater. @ie LANCE bate er oaS
@ort nift 9eb6rt.
0ret oolle Sabre -eS ma faum ~
9lauben, uno nun ifalt er lid beinabe
etnen 2bOrcn, caB er Die 0inse 10
btnsenommen, pie SaS Siuo cine
Strafe binnimmt, obne ii6 gu webren,
obne it'd au~f3ulebnen. GS mar ibm
nt6t se9eben UNI Serieibuus gu bet.
telu, ooer aber brutal iein Ge6t ,u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26

99t.ber isets er it on ben 9tih; absrmals
rparsn istre aussn uuf Sas 6eniter ssrtdtst.
pertbeioiscr, MIR innerlid bdumte er
fit troei9 auf. Wodte iein 0eib nrr
bon linn seben, er wollte ibr nidt
ua6laufen, ibr nidt uno benz Sinoe
nidt. Gle wiirbe ihon wieoerfommen,
bon ielber!
limb er wartcte, Gage uno @cden
lang, BRET pole Sabre, INNER umlonit.
@o iie mar-er wuBte eS ni1t, er
forIfte aud ni6t barna6 lie bate
ti9 wobl gu ibren Gltern 8eilii6tet in
ibrem eriten Sro6en S6mer3 um Den
unsetreueu. Damn hattie tie 9epiB 9e'
nabt, feline weibe @Gi6e, pie Dor ibrer
8erbeiratbuns. sic mar INNER 10
itol3 baraui, oaB iie mos fonnte, Tie
brau6te bon teinem Wieni6en ~abSuban
gen, iaste iie oft, iie braudte ii6
nidtS bisten gu lalien - uno tie lieb
itd aud nidts bieten. Cine anbere
bdtte p~er,isben, cine Gnbere pdre Su'
riidaetebrt BON ielbit, ooer pdre Gar
uidt fo~rtseaanseu, UNI ben Grudbrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26
Gbriltnabt(esrn.
Don piktur Slitbstn.

CftI ftnft bic Hadt, bic beiltge Hoht,
GuTs fable gStntsreeldnoe,
unb balb srtpuft bic flammenoe Yraht-
Shon riiiteu geihdfttse Sdnoe.
nub fiegt bic Ssas BON Saus 81 Saus
llro Subsl all Subel entjiiubet-
p @elt, pte iiebit on 10 uonnig aus,
Weun bic @lode bic Wetbnaht tiinoet!
Do atbts fstn 9rauben-rtur elm 0abstm;
8etu @riibeln, SaIten ii1o Hiugen:
Die Qtppen maiden pom Sreuoen'etrt,
9as Ser, mill iiugsu urb fliugen.
Do rettt has Sobe benz Vteeern bic Sano,
Do ihptrbsu oss Ilters Shrauten-
Die Wsuihbeit fiblt bas ur'6lirgsnbe
Sauo,
Den srobsn Renidbettsseoanteu.
90 bltsb bic Sorge2 $50 blieb bic gtotb?
Die Irmutb lddJelt begnaoet;
Der Stroll, Der geiteru Serosrben georobt,
8srgebt in 6reuoe gebaoet;
Gs iuft Elm 2eudten pte Dorgenglibn
Der 2eioen ountellte 9riinoe,
ttnb fiimmerno mdtft elm psri0bueno @rln
eelbft iiber 2aiter unb Siinbe.
Tas In bic groEe Seri6bnungsna6t.
Die Welt ftebt fill nit Sersefien.
Die Srtsoersgsiifer babsn bic Waht,
Die anbern i6lafen tnosIien.
Bon 4iebe III gang oas 8untcl erbeut:
Wftlo fpauoelt Der Sonnenrteie
limb ifniidt bic Welt, bic tuinternot Welt,
Rit plumer, bonn Yaraotee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26
Der puppenOo6tor.
ok.s u,dbnattsssftt9t,, non Olga uublbrid.

of ite fertisp-
:2a~'bl-nnr bsrstn' sran ss9'
frau Qebnert, elm mageres, drmlid
SefleiSetes @etb, itie9 eilig ote fiinf
&tufen btnab, bic ~ einem TN Seller
selesenen Spielwaarenseidaft fiibrten.
On benz ~fleineu, ipdrli6 beleufteten
Gaben laseu MIR gan, billise, b6l3erne
Spteliahen, aber Sierli1 uno iauber
searbeitet, ba;luiiden eini9e Yuppen,
uidt mebr 11cr, augcnIhetnlt6 tn
Reparat,ir beiinolid, ooer bereits nit
etn;elnen nerien @lieomaBen periebene.
rG9, ba lit ite jal" rief bic Sran
NIB 9riff baltig na9 einem tleinen,
ftetfen Yiippd)en, oeiien zines nagel.
ueueS SiiB6en nit Dem i6warj9emal
ten Stiefelben ;iemli6 grell bon benz
anberen perweeten abltat. rgSte ihon
es seporben iit-na, Die Sanne wiro
ft4 ireueu beute gbeno. Was ioll'S
ioiten, Serr Sranb?~
r9rei SilberSroi6en - pirb wobl
uadt jl piel fem, was?"
Or ldtelte tribe uno padte oaS
Ptippten tn Yapier. Srau 9ebnert
f%euflte.
~@ott, baS piele @elo! @eibnatten
~ ia iftn, uno ib freue mid aub nod
tumer pie Elm fleineS Sino alf Die
Bei4eerung, aber bic Miense @elo, Die
man babel perlappert! Groi9enweiic
COMMITS 3uiammen unb tn Gbalerl
Sebt'S fpes!"
Gle nabm bas Padet, jdblte breibi9
yteunise auf ben 2ii4 unb billie iid
feiter tn tbr 2ub.
-Na, able, Serr Dranb-i frSbs
Hoes Seit! limb mas Id Sbuen faseu
wollte: MAIDEN Gle fein 10 trauri9eS
0eit4t. Die Sanne ia8t, Sie ifaus
ten 10 finiter brein rpte elm pirtlider
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26


Srauo mar aui bic Slsiuc SugcItiir;t unb bob
ne In ietns Nrms.
cine 2lbuuu9 BARON ~ hoben, ooB 0u
mir 10 nabe. SGtte i'd eS 9~ewrbt-"
On wGrcit pieoer auSgcioScn."
rSb nein, i'd mare 0leib III Cir
%sefommcr, On mein bOier, lieber
Miann!"-
S6ludieno mari iih Srau Sobanna
ibrem @atten I'M ben SalS.
Wtartba abcr Supfte ibren Batter am
Rodc.
r9iidJt mubr, jett broud)t Miama Die
Sarre audi nid)t ST be;ablcn?"
Siu9soin9! Die Saoenthiir 9ebt
wieoer uuf, gum letten Altul ar bieiem
Nbeno.
0rei 0liidli6e Weuihenfinocr, nit
Spicliafen belaoer, bieNen nm Die
rddDlie Gde in cine fur;e 9iebengalie.
9iad) elmer @iertelitunbe itrablt bel
les Siht aus circm Seniter pom oritten
Stof, uno binter bieiem Seniter be-
pegen lid ;mei Geitalten. - Die
Sdattet1 fltC6ru inmer mebr ineinnns
Der uuo cS oauert cine game @eile,
ebe iie lid wieber auflOlen-froblide
@eibnadten!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26
Drisinrlir Observation-Disclosures.

gluf ser sum belitiden &olonialbeiie
sebOrigeu Wiaribnll : Snicl Smroi
pile9t Der iarbi9e Sbermiiiiondr Seres
mia nit ieiuen StummeSgenoiien an
WeibuadJten N%lifiubrun9en III peran'
italten, bercn Gorwiirie gum srSstcn
Sbeil Der Instrumentation geidihte
ertuommen iiub. 90 iiibrten i'm Gor'
iabre unter guoerem Die SGuptlin9e
9abua uuo 9ielu oeu Sampi Stmlons
uno Der Suoeu nit Den Pbiliiteru aui.
Ole W%aiientdnie wuroen nit sroBem
Geihif uuo Si6erbeit aufDeiiibrt uub
man bate babel ~G'els9cnbeit, Die game
@ilobeit, ME tie in ieocm Siioiee.
Sniulaner itedt, in Der Siee oeS
&iipieleS a%niuitauneu. Gin rer'
pDieS ,3ittcru ourhlief bic Wiusfeln
Der SOrper, uno Die gusen, in bencn
man MIR nod baS @cibe iab, erbieltcn
etnen unbcjmlideu @lan,. Oie6ruuen,
BITE nameutli6 ibr prIftiges ifparScs
Soar iebr geiGmGtpoll nit &rdn3en
,iub Vlumcn geidmiidt batten, bethel
lieten iif bel Den Spielen ourf sblin'
gung BON - 9irhenliebcru na6 beut'
ften poltstbiimli9en Welooien, iute
allies neu, mad)t Der Wtai,- bird an'
fe,ieruns Der 8dmpieuben unb burd
&amariteroienite fir bic ldeirbar Der.
ipunSeteu uno Gefolleren. Die @af'
fen wareu eigenS iiir Die Spiele sCfer'
tist uuo ,uweilen nit icbr Seifmad'
pollem Slettperf perjiert. Nad
S6luB Ser auiiilbruu9cn ~iibersaben
Die Sduptlinge Dem unweienoen Cam
%beSEnuptmunn Geidente, beitebeno in
SOtoSuiiiien, Srooiriidten, Sabnern
uno @terr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26
Ghriffinolbrirfc. Gsiitin Oeutid

Gbriffinolbricfc. IS iiti n Oeuti6s
lamb pieliaf Cite, oaB ole Siuoer
lire jepeiliSeu @eibuattspilnihe auf
einem 9Sunihiettel ODER in einem
Yrief, curf Yermitteluns Der Gltern,
Dem Gbriittino unterbreitcn. Mianhe
Sinoer aber ifeinen nitt bas riftise
Iertrauen in Die iorsialtige @eitelluns
ibrer @iiuife burd bic Gltern ;u
baben unb lpenocn lid oarum lieber an
Die Foit. 60 fommt es, baB man ab
rnS III in ben 9rieifGiten gar ieltiame
Gpiiteln iinoet. !Swei oerartise
rGbriittinolbrieie" mO9en bier mitSe'
tbeilt iein: Sin bas liebe Sriitfino
i'm Simmel. Sdbel Selm 3%burniiiter
SotpferS 9rumfOiel Sampelterl Puffs
puff eiienbabn Sdaufelpferb einen
8riffel cine Sdifertafel l Final l
5rommel l Yiloerbub Elm Sunbes
Itdllten Elm Suiarenan;us elm SloSepeo
Iooli ."-Oer anoere Brief lautete:
rQibes 9rilttinoben. Yrini mid cine
Puppe einen S%uppenpaSen uno nod
mebr Spieliaden meinen Frutter
Gbolp aud dbpas @robpappa mamma
unS Yappa aud mas uno cine S6pe'
itcr ron Dem alapper( fro (itor) ford
bites (piiit) wiinid i'd mid Wfarie-"
(Sie In 0 seieeten W0rter fino i'm
Original ourbitriden.)
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mribnadtstraum.
Don \. Qirolai.

Die eriten mdtteu Sterre
3tsb'u aui am Stmnslsranb,
Boil abnuug bGrrt bic Srot
SIN lthtsn Shrogsnanb.
Der Sanue Ntpfel rauitsI
Bon i~srue-Glodeutlang.
Witr II, ais mibr i'd lauiden
Der Gusel Sobge'ang.
dis Ioat i'd wieeer laud,eu
0te stnit, pou 8tnesrglld;
Die iturmpsrwebteu Yiaoe
9rdgt Sebuiudt mid lur1d:
Der Seimatb @lodeH ballen
Die Sunes irob eurt's Qanl,
Der Gbrihbaum ffrablt m!r iptsesr
@si4madt pom Wutter Sdnl.
Dk frpmmsu qttber iHulIea
90 lieb mo 10 pertraiit,
Has it Der Wuuih srfsbnts,
Wstn lsuhtsno augs i4ant,
@as tbsuer mir ouf Grbeu
umi9lttbt Der cine Raum,
tub gtlis,sit our&lutbet
Wstu Ssri-sh 0stnA1eepaum;
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sTriaerer Weibna4tsbrau6 In 6ol>


fein. gielfad 1T es Sitte, on @eib.
nadten alid Der 2biere su seSenfen
uno iie b,rd seeisnete Wasenipenoen
an Der allsemeinen Sreuee tbeilneb'
men 81 laiien. llnbefannt oiirfte pielen
1eieru Der i'm Oitli6en Solitein friiber
iibli9e 9raud iein, aud bic 9aume
nit ein;ubesreifen. Satte man i'm
Sbitsarten einen unfruttbaren Baum,
10 hing man linn am @eibnadtsabenb
rnter sewiiien SOrmlidfeiten einen
SloB an, INN i'm 10 wieoer frudtbar
III MAIDEN. Inter iolten umitdnSen
ipiro man besreifen, wie Die alien DOL
item in ben y2alb binausseben mo6ten,
an bic mdttisen 8dume flopften une
laut riefen: rSreuet iu, il bone!
ireuet ju! be billise DRIFT Is famen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26

Yortusal 1T wObl bas einSiSe cipili'
Iirte 9anS, in weldem iif Der ihSne
Drait, einanber CUR Weibna4tsjett
~ beidenfeu, bis beute nod ui&t etu'
l~ubiiroeru peruao&t bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-26
9m Qapauttbale in Sdruten beitebt

Am Nabanffhale In 8arnten beitebf
Der fonSerbare 0raud, am @eibnadtss
tase bas sepuete Seidirr, Rfannen,
Riibrfibel. Sdfen u. I. M. unter ben
sroBen Gbtiib 81 itelleu unS cine
eiierne 9ette berum,u,ieben, oamit oie
tiinitise Grnte gut a~usfalle uno
Bauerin Slid in Der Wirtbibaft babe.
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Baum, mad aui uuo tras',
Worgeu III Der beilige Tag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-09
Courts and Public Onices.

Judge Langley yesterday appointed
Jasper Compton receiver in the case of
John w. Davidson against Lewis Prayer
81 al, and fixed his bond at $500.
Judge Hurnes yesterday signed a final
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure In the
case OF Charles E Getting 81 al VS.. the
Rainier Avenue Electric Railway COM
pany.
In accordance with an order of tho
county commissioners. County Treasurer
Maple has reduced his force by five men,
instead OF three. as called for in the
order.
In the case OF the Sun Insurance COM
pany VS. the Union Transit company. a
jury in Judge Osborn's court vest eryiay
returned verdict In favor OF the defen-
dant for sf!s.sI.
While climbing into the loft OF a shed
OH his ranch last Sunday County Commits
sfoner Heaton fell and sprained one of
his legs 80 badly that n IS with difficulty
that he is able 10 be about.
In the case of w. f. E,beriy e. Com
pany VS.. John Collins the superior court
of Pierce county has certified to the King
county court. upon change OF venue.
The plaintiff sues upon an acceptance for
s45s.55.
The petit Jurors recently drawn for
Judge Osborn's court reported for duty
yesterday morning, and the court during
lne udy Cdussd a SptSf<ii NcIliIc 10 nc ~
sued for the additional ones, returna.be
this morning.
Judge Hunes yesterday signed the
formal decree Of divorce in the case OF
Thomas Elias westiake against his wife.
Emma westlake. The court finds that
the wife was guilty OF cruel treatment
and cesertion.
In the civfl department OF the superior
court yesterday Judge Osborn set aside
the judgment rendered In July last In the
case OF George F. Aust VS. John Camehle.
The Judgment was obtained through a
misunderstanding. and a now trial Will
be had.
j. +. Gleason yesterday filed an amended
complaint IN his SUIT against II. W.
Wheeler and the Pacific Mortgage conf
pany TO recover $1,000 for bank stock.
which he claims he was induced by the
defendant, Wheeler. to purchase under
false pretenses-
In the case of J.. w. Ballard and his
wife against the First National bank OF
Slaughter and the sheriff OF King county.
involving the sale OF certain property at
sherins sale. which the court recently
decided IN the plaintiffs favor, the de-
PENDANTS yesterday gave notice of appeal
10 the supreme court. and Judge Langley
fixed the appeal bond at sioo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-09

About 1pa applicants were male for
the los. hxs owing - lack az funds
the caru5-ees was asae ., zs-sysde for
only SIS families The estimated value
% The crop was Sls.ae 20 tltGa Commit
tees visited Detroit from Boston, Gus-
szio. Toledo and other places, and ies-
te-s % inquiry were received even from
Europe.
A scscsaf meeting 20 consider this
scheme was held hy the New York char
tiles conference Marin e. ard a commit
tee appointed 20 carry 4 out IL posi-
SIe on a large scale Henry A. RoFa.l-
son, chief Of the bureau in the United
States deparea1e % agriculture. writ
ing on ne suh5Sc. 70 tnA chairman Of
the committee on employment, New York,
says. From inquiries and personal OBJ
se-yataon I feel justified In certifying 10
the substantial cowectues~ 81 the re-
port OF the committee having the ex-
pertinent or enterprise IN charge The
general opinion OF those 10 whom I ap-
Piled for information. and they wore not
& few. as 70 tlle eifsessElcy OF ne scheme
was very tavorabic.'
L IS thought ahst what was done In
Detroit could be carried out in Seattle
on a smaller scale This project, unlike
the woodward and kindred Industries.
VII not interfere VII established buS.-
Hess r simply enables the people VINO
are out Of work and cannot buy food 10
get food by the natural neshod-laxsd
cultivation There should be large at
tendance tonight az the chamber of com
Ineroe that she project may be thorough
~ discussed, and II possible put into
execution
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-09
THE STANDARD RULES THE ROosT
Great OIL Monopoly Drives Out Compe-
tition and Raises Prices.

Coal oil advanced Il cent per gallon In
the Seattle market last Saturday and has
a still further upward tendency. The rise
In priceis undoubtedly owing TO the report
that the Standard or Company has. after
a stubborn war for years, secured mo-
nopoly In the sale Of coal oil. gasoline and
kindred products on the Pacific coast
The fight has been between the Stand
ard OIL Company and W. r. Fuller 4 Co.
both with headquarters at San Francisco.
The octopus, as the Standard oil Com
pany is called, worked its scheme Of
freeze-out I'm an oily" manner. II stead
lily reduced prices. forcing Fuller q Co.
closer 20 the wall. The latter firm was
particularly az disadvantage. as II has
been compelled 20 buy It's oils and easo-
line from the Standard Company, which
then fixed the price. AS the latter com
pany reduced Its price Fuller & Co. lost
their profits. and every merchant on the
Coast knew that a war was imminent
rhese little fights kept up with great reg
uIaritv. ana the reported swallowing up
81 the Fuller Company by the octopus Is
the outcome. Another immediate effect
Of the MONOPOLY Is a startling increase In
the price of henzine. which has been ad-
vanced . cents "a gallon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-09
The Otlious Income Tax.
Harper's Weekly.


In this income tax the principle IS <os--
lowed that people who have Incomes
above Nooo may be compelled TO pay she
cost OF government, while those who have
smaller incomes may escape. The MI
norfty, as Mr.. Ednunds pointed out may
DE compelled by the majority TO pay this
tax. III this IS true of one tax 1t is true
OF all taxes. 1t may come TO this, that
the whole cost Of government may be inn
posed upon the thrifty. No one can pos
SIbly foresee the corruption that would
eventually result from the adoption of
the policy upon which this income tax
rests. 1t Involves all the corruptions and
venalities that have always dasgraced piu-
tocracies, for human nature Is so con-
satuted that he who pays VIII in some
way or other control, and after the peo-
pie OF this country have deliberately d.
vided themselves into classes, competing
one class TO pay all tho taxes. and max
ing fhe other class the objects of charity,
the time Will not be lopg before they
will become willing recipients of bride
money. The line is shadowy between
permitting a neighbor to pay ones taxes
and asking him TO pay ones butcher sall:
II II be objected that this as a distant and
remote danger. the answer is that the
danger IS already upon US IL the peoT'le
of the country have so lost the character
that has placed the race TO which they
belong in the front OF civilization as 20
Willingly accept the bounty wrung 10y
congress from the well-to-do. Free states
rest on free, high spirated. and self-re-
snectang men, not on those who are Will
ing 10 cast their burdens upon others, or
who permIt their representatives. to Gre
ate nv statute an upper class" FOUNDED
on the possession OF money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-09
HEATH MUST PAY AI.IMONY.
Warrant For a Divorced Husband Who
Is Accused OF Ahsconding.

sadge Osborn yesterday caused war
NJ, % DO issued gor the arrest Of Frank
Fair. well-known conductor or the
t~ier avenue lire because se has Ne
rsi 70 pay his former wife, Agnes
e@sA. 81 month alimony "a ordered
y tha court. 4 search was made for
snafh, bat he could not he found. and
~ o. Mrs. Heafhs lawyers said thde
e believed thu husband had "sk sppea. J"
Ms Heath. IN an aaldavis which she
saesaSted 20 Juagc Osborn. and wh-s-h
terrei tAe basis for ths issuance ~ t22e
saFraat. charged that Heath intended 70
var OUT IN order 20 escape paving the
s-fsSay, having remarked ttsat he would
~ ere meal a day before he would pay
e IS month.
1rs heach was given a divorce FROM
- husband ~ March IN fhe grounds OF
aN'y and faslure 20 support. she
@et ne court 81 that ttme that her
s-.sAAf had IN June. 1Sae. clicked her
- eac hurled her against a stove,
s@AlfiE the same and severely iDiisrlag
Mrs. HeaCh was 81 between Marsh
: AID March .. 1881. and greatly 81 NEED
mehcA attefsdauce, but AT. Hea p
..SSoa 10 permit b.. Notwithstanding
sae vas 81 danger 81 dSssng. In
~. 4SS. she had brain fever AMI Mr..
49, GSsT'Satcci her - remain In bed
.'9t any cara Nhatever. The w@te
sSes oiSt her husband WIS a ssan ~
- temper, and that one day while
Ne Seizs1 enc ~ The sshifdrea by
sEs ana rassed e from the rcsor "a
A. n-.eat soC some slight or snagtn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-09
THE NEW NIGHT JAILER.
Terry Kings Record Insures Against
Another Jail Delivery.

Sheriff Van de yanter has appointed
Terry King night jailer 10 succeed Jerry
Yerbury. The latter has not been on duty
since the night Tom Blanck made his
famous escape but II. G. Thornton, ex-
chief OF police of Seattle. has filled the po-
sition temporarily.
The selection of Mr.. King will undoubt-
eddy meet with the approval OF the tax
payers of the county, because during his
residence of twelve years In this city ne
has always held an excellent reputation
for honesty and proficiency In everything
he has undertaken.
King has been a railroad contractor,
president of the Longshorernen's Union.
and served four years as constable. two
under Justice of the Peace Neasle and the
remainder under Justice William Cald-
VII He is one OF the best-known officers
I'm the city and has always performed his
dutv I'm a manner 10 call forth unqualified
appreciation.