The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04

1saacs and Ram Lal. they go into The
cold, clear light and that is ali that
ny5ody Seems to know
Just at the present time the employees OF
the fas factories are working long hours
They are making money and plenty of /,
and It is all because the Fourth of july i$
20 near. tn. manufacturers OF flags say
that X does not seem 10 make much diff
ference how StTenuousiy they seek TO pile
80 stock b. degrees IN order 10 an the
FoAfth or July demands, about a month
teInYe the Fourth 50 many orders come
81 they have All they can do to iii them.
\ curious fact Is that. 40 matter how
nasd times may be. the demand Tor flags
rarely lessons. Ne may have only few
dollars in our pockets, bat that makes Us
none the less patriotic.
The American Dag mas just passed it's
le'h birthday The patched-up affair thal
fetocS Ross gave 20 thc world a. the tlTnr
Il ho Revolutionary War has been repro
"Necd pllGtoas OF three Yet the only
ca3@ee frpm tbe design that the expert
.fEfrA pt Mrs. Ross prepared IS In aha
nuoher of stars. Il is JUST the same Gar
in appearance that decorated tho hai} n
witch titc HF#t congress OF the United
States met II So a Enet flag row ia pclu.
~ astcrisL ard almost anv sort cen he
teaeht th3t one - ~iiiinS 20 pay Ter but
waethrr it bc s4lk or uantl ia 81 ihu St4r5
and stripes he itoi 81 lne people phoe..
ftf0e increases with BE addition or every
ssnr
Ana ST The time We thinN OF t5e poetry
esd rrose % she n2s. The Eugiishraau
boasts that lis rather uefy lrrar..eY,.afit
re3 4nf yellow IS tae irost popular fsz
taat ao8ts. huf ever so usny nesaie VIVA
dispute tb1t- - amy vc33er OK thtsr Iige,
r*H FF"T VISITED foreign Couotry bias
- % a stiAn@or ~ Foa7 tat-ary place
ever tt.c at-t-fu. Ee f3,tN remember t,.s feet
ss of taY 90 pride almost rAnttre tast
tsartc So h3su Wneu He .r~s sassy the stars
ar3 Stripes ecatt0s over 5hc consulate
Fa. sFrIter remembers eolaa wears ago
M S,HE teHr the Ts3e de rcui~eas fn
}@Fl< Just ahead 81 tH0 ,ese c-atla-
tica maa eT fle world ANA ne, san4ethiur
shoat hlu Indicated thst Af ore time ar
another &c had lived lG America rTe
wal>e3 slowly dowu the avenue urlu ali
cf sUtaHss from the recot6 story % a
building az Trio fiSAt there was Gu9w "a
sae hfecea the sl}ken folds 81 3 hs.sutff.l
I'ue1 - 80 American ras THE naa
&c te~ ~arls sew ST. fB p second his six
1-f Was az hls heE' snt G~SctEa tne en~
}a>sets. 80 s4-e ihrce IS luE'y cheevs tnr
tAe Stars srd Stvtpea as pvev came e-r-,
tr American throat- As t1.s W.. or reached
fsH 10 turned Rho0t and wtth ;hA Gears
Pr ~ 8ow.n sis Ntnek~ saf4 ~r stf nay
h3"N taAf tA~ s'sht ct e~stesag e-Ht$
teH@A 77e likc Jhst" Ana thea he creereA
ras~ is sass * way ~ evidence that tre
~ Sc re~aaa wae looks at wRvee ana
carries the American faE las realty no
ttss - t"e T@tre i- Hts hearr raat GO rs.fe
81 1n 'htHe were srrr q fesa- ~ t-ts..
esf Soy forever Is Is She gAs ~ Gle I-.-t.-
60 ~tste@. 1noa~a r5s ~ people s.s that
s. e>f7 r7f protest. fhr-1 Vher eVe- s~.,ss.
heEe" l. has esaa said n grass r,sas,l ~-s
tSat Il vas 1o ianEr7 Eta sax ~ the t,,.s
Ara Yf' tnere IS not ene o. thase qha
make thr - uaarSs referYet fo "a hn vvot,ts
wat rEas 10 raIriste for tNss same rts- fr
arv o@s beside Bu American citizen sr,oke
against e.
\ eisEUs8r fact concerning th. America
Pas anS she eerp'e ever vAers l. sa7ss 81
.Aat wlfh af reverence for IL -hsx ere
deess ffsliv irrss~Ueat NiIe i' Te4 Gag ,s
sagaeta5nE - he eheer~,3 sas salates3 ana
Nancvesi 'n eVeTy nav h9t NAer Il gets
w.era >at e Sc ssst ssat~ as a ~eW ora
substituted Nebc~fv knows ana -oeo4,
eaFes wseFa the Vermont os,.s 81 Go So
.-teat go fhe 3sv Is ;re fast tnss thoy h.ss..
~erfest fHesr purpose
pass by 80 rse&uS ryfses 50 Aatfle Hass.
- ss3e& ~ iHerr sire c1ts fa~se ENrh@<
et rs. white Aad s.se, ard a single star