The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-27

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80 we~k, = naghIy esfeemes amcne
ss~1ku. n America. and since her arysrni
= - eUunny she has received many az
Y --.-r1nu o. fhkir kindness. Her sralsfnx
- Uork - thsx which she nov he's
e 80 - been peculiarly thorough. COW
- genss In the trainfng homes Of Lon-
( - "a period o< sfiH greater respon-
80 whsa sise shared with her husband
~ Aer6nh51s Of the york IN 1nzs<a- sae
= - $1,000 daughter and fourth efs,d
= g. WIuiAm Booth. Al the are Of
r - - s<r1cksn down With . severe
- and % reeovef5nG addressed her.
- - w1saf she felt 90 be the important
- q teaching some Of the Cnrfsslan
& - DfTis 60 read and write
W1ne tbus engaged che showed so<csa,
1u11m1a not only for teaching. but for
1F1ng others with her own spirit. and
80 them forth to put these insps.a-
- ITO rrsTSsce. II was doubtless her
oun6se Of this special m, that snd.csd
- ernsrai 70 lay upon her the work q
n&ng the female cadefa. Al f3rxs her
- secure shrank from the responasbfI-
r., ~ - undersook the work courage
v sad rs.a.ned hse position ~ prin-
6ln & % Womerss TRIMMING Home In
j - until In April. 1ess, a1e was mar
- - Commander BoofhJTueker.
- Amesjcan public has been kept
II well informed concerning che con-
- - her appointment 10 this country,
ooany sinee her arrival In New York.
- many dimcuities which ale had to
- - tandinx the soFrows under which
- m1bsd. which we're 10 soon multiplied
= ~ arrival nere-hay1nG TO come alone
nunO the ocean. leaving q sick babe on
- sther side. only to receive . cable the
~ 6Ay After her arrival that the little
- - died. and the other facts. which
- be<n made public. Of her efforts to
nnG1her hrother-haye ali tended 20 warm
- eympathfxinr American heart to-
go her. Eince her arrival she has been
oue1ng hard and Eeaiorasiy AZ her desk
= ~ York. and has also attended one
eG1nG Of star ofsicers and employees at
hnn1Gumrters and several OF the monday
Qw~ meetings. In Carnegie haI she
- her first public appearance on the
1H11nrm In the United States.
LII Booth-Tucker will arrive in this
~ uext Monday and Will hold meeting
1nnke'B hall that nigff. The lnrai
1UD arr preparing to give her a rouxlnx
0nUtion, ard the meeting viii be made 4
uenbss event in Salvation Army circles.
~ Booth-Tucker's visit To the Pacific
1H<hwess win be- looked upon with con-
0ou1oae interest In all parts Of the United
49, And Canada. because OF the issue
&F4AfttsN tSI Is101H 8ffu ms Ifi6 0<fD
- ming TO make out Of the annexation
4MBfaia American territory 10 the Cana
- eoamand about n year ago. This
tHy comprises the northern portions
0NMhington. Idaho. Montana ard North
- and embraces a. It's most i'm
e1 points Spokane. Boise City and
yaiis- This annexation was much
49, 20 In certain quarters when II
- ee. and Baiiington Booth seems
eWuw trying TO take advantage OF
4Atisfaction in order to strengthen
inter movement for the organi-
- - . separate American Salvation
- He gave on, statement In New
- April II. In which he says:
1flng his last Interview With us in
- the general stated that he wished
- ansist the struggling work In Can
giving up a certain portion OF the.
0Ie9 Mates 20 be annexed to the Do
- We expressed our willingness 10
- assist our comrades In Canada
- money fhaving already helped them
3ai'yl, but that the annexation Of
AesleAn territory to Canada was quite
pescficab'e and would damage the work.
er9am~nss carried no weight. and the
eefh considered them unreasonable
IN We spoke Of the national feeling. he
pned the controversy by drawing his
- dawn the map OF North America in
- sections. declaring that ultimately
intended 20 cut the country in three,
4anG zach 10 a section OF Canada 10
Ssek down any national feeling that ex-
We said such division would ruin IN.
80 m his country, where the unhroken
.l1or az the states meant so much. After
kenerai returned 70 England a hong
1vsCondence followed. IN which we Fave
y BUmN%r ~ "a
Nm They forced uS 10 make the an
.sxsftor. and AZ the present time the army
49, N tire northern portions Of Dakota
fsns and Washington IL governed rron,
r'afo' and we have been told that the
= Ss1errs hardly dare 20 let the citizens Of
800 states Know that their money goes
tae Canadian headquarters II was n
aasd upon our removal from command
= o'Vhs THIS country. so we had built
20 cur national headquarters stone
s1on each state 20 typsfy the union. ore
- inte arabic
me reason for this annexation ss ex-
rA,ree IN The New York Sun OF Aprtf 10
s., ss'nS insnsfcfercy Of funs,s in the Can
- command. arising from previous
nsserent on the part of former
ssHsn'an commander. Adams Through
- misnsnagerient n became necessary
y 1cr'Esre the property OF the army for
s .s'sos' us Ton value Many % these mort
=. we're placed at high rate Of snter-
When u was found that all Adams
- oo IN Csaaaa was 20 Involve the
m ~ 20 aeSi. he was recalled 20 London.
successor eid little better ard tho,
Sssn~rf Booth was sen; "a rcrc,.,
nc was keen enough 10 see ,ha. the
~, " u depended on Canassa alone for
- redemption. would never be re-
..s'a' Some Of the property he reisn-
70 the rnortEaw~es other mort
seF~ taken no and replaced az more
aaie rates Of interest. But even
- Hersrrt Booth conid not raise money
-. TO ersrav the expenses Rrsss ssra
- - sen'rihoticn ths, he was expected "a
-, Fessty to International headquarters.
s.s.s. extremity Ne applied 20 Com
s~,.- t~'ota TOR assistance. with the
C-1sM 81 international h.aA,uart.-z
.ss'ns'sa''sisr Re-o;h lcrt IN rg,.in ovs-
49, 49, fesss, sti on 80 Herbert Ea.,,h -
= =. ~esstrr M the Canadian army O,av
= 'h's amount has been raki back
49, Hstcnsi treasury 81 the American
-. "a THE army. Resides TITS Hs-.
a.. neeta sent number Of star ar.s
-. e'scaalS. for whom ~ could NJ, n-,s
-. e AAlnswtoa roeih. WITH IN. re-
49,. hat he gtve them some a~s,~n,
es..- Ane work 30 do IN she United
sc'nfnan3er Roeth toak the ofss-
a.. - erfe-e he so; through ntfsnx
a.. Win res uniforms and raytrr
v>srA sr'isS expenses 20 the places 20
s.s sney had hen assigned NJ n,.s 20
srsnt y ~ more ~ ''''' "
"a teen thAt Herbert R>oth susrpx..
r.. so. NostA TIE annexation 90 sscr-,e
eu~ safes territory % the Canadian
svn-.~, faa s'ssSr~ssan rl@assSs the
,~rss.s sHd despite BSlitnxtoE Booths
ss~.s -, 80 as quoted above. Il was o.
N.A.s tsse Tucker in an interviews pub
es,s.s- .ASs week denies that tire Americas
-. vi ever - annexed 20 Canada.
"a $500 lrae4esssenf 90 lAsf w~faes-
a. - ans f0a account % the Aisto-y