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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
A Gigantic Rudder.

one Of the largest rudders that
has ever been cast In the world has
been finished by the Pennsylvania
Steel Casting company. 81 Chester.
fer the American line steamer Hhyn-
land. nov on Cramps dock under
going repairs The rudder. which
WAS cast In solid piece. weighed
over I3.noo pounds. and the Etsrnpast
made at the same time. weighed
5000. pounds Heretofore rudaers
have been made in two pieces and
afiorwhrd rivet~d into a solid plcce.
bat the Chester company east With
out difficulty the rudder In one solid
mass. which experts claim makes
more effective this necessary part
OF the vessel.
The art Of casting the rudder Is
trade secret. which not even the
British or German steel makers as
yet have not discovered. HuddcrH
for foreign built vessels are now be-
ing shipped from Chester TO Eur
gHe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Real estate transfers dlcd IN the
auditors eftiee yesterday were;
George II. Candle aud Mary Cam
die to y. u, Merritt. lots and 10
BLK 5, ne = % nv y OF see ID ~ "a
a r e W. NJ. $50.
Louis Denny 10 Y. W. <. Denny.
beginning sal feet a OF NV cor lot
2 biz ] A, A. nonny's second add,
thence ISIS feet thence 10 feet,
thonec ISIS feet. thence " 100 Zee.
qult claim. s..
Frederick Campbell aud ilessle
Campbell to W. ~. Vernon, lot n
blk Il Gilman park. 500.
W. H. Vernon to william II. calds
we'll and wife. lot Is blk Il, Gilman
park. $50,
= X. Hurting To Nettle r. Rurllng
lot 10 blk q Cempton'a first add.
quit claim. 81.
John Harry Lleweilyn Williams 10
Emma Jane Hale. " y e = lot &
blk :. Fairvlcw homengead add,
$500.
W r. Chesley aud Priscilla Chest
ley 10 Alaska Company. inc. begin
ning az point 60 feet of ae cor Nor.
man and Water streets. thence :
60 feet parallel with water street.
thence g I'D feet IA ss2llsi with s'sz.
man street thence n 60 feet, thence
" $50 feet 10 beginning. indenticat
with lot 9 blk Of Loary'a addition.
$500.
Il. Z. Conovrr 60 Anna NJ Como
yer. lot 20 blk Days first add. a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
He HAD FINE SPORT.
Bagging Forty Fish With Dog
and Shotgun.

i've got a good story. but n
sounds so much Ike a fish story.
that am afraid 10 tell It at rand
DOM" veuiured the slim eS-councii-
man to his stout friend.
"Oh. don't mind me. Ei'' echoed
the rotund friend.
well" whispered the other. Il
had such tremendous luck fishing
in Florida that I grew morbid con
iemplatInn the mouotony. ! pulled
nut nah until my arms nchcd.
Learning thaf there were two
hloodhoundB lu the vicinity, ] IN
bu-Elcd my shotgun one morning
and SGT out for point where there
IL dam. None Of our party know u
thie dam. when the tide comes in
the FISH get above u and jump Il
when they want 10 10 down. BY
agreement the man who owncI the
dogs was on hand. ! stood at one
end Of tho dam and he threw a stick
in the water about forty feet above
the cnbaukmrnt In dashed the
dogs. Like a Hash ~ lightning n
four pound trout lung himself out
Of tho water and high into the mir.
I gave him the open bore. and mad
lust had time 10 snap another.
1T was glorious. For three hours
shot FISH Sometimes tt vas
twenty minutes between tho shoots.
but frequently the fish were hushed
cesrF five minutes. u was thrilling.
n was intoxicating used up every
shell ! had. and out u 'arly shots
finished forty FISH, missing olne,
bat UNION nan occasion. however, Kill
Ing two at one shot.
nIiy the way" added the slim eN-
councilman. as his robust acquainr
torre engnol FOR breath. when |
pIvsed n ash turtle was crawling
by and / baBEed hiIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
WITH A STEEL MAST
The Cup Defender viii Strug-
gle for Victory.

NEW YORK. March 3i.-The new
eup defender IL 10 have a steel mast
Instead Of one OF oregon pine. IS
commonly used. This Is the first In
stance Of the usc - a steel mast in
q racing yacht. At least IN America.
and the result will be- watched with
the heenrHt attention. a steel must
should Doe lighter and stronger than
one ~ oregon pine. AaHtH ~ this
kind have been used IN merchant
ships Ia good advantage. and there
seems Ia be no rensan Nhy their use
should not prove successful In the
yacht
The new defender. like the old. Is
also 30 have a steel boom and gan.
and " IL Understood that the De-
fender herself all have her mast
81 oregon pine replaced BY one Of
steel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
TelegraphlC Love Affair.

More than one romance has
worked itself out through the aid Of
the mountpnous click Of the tcle-
graph, and not always the people
who are paying FOR tho message get
the romance. Some two or three
yonra aRu young Virl operator at
the central Chicago office had lit
tie dlmtulty arise over an eastern
message. So she clicked To the apcr-
ator mt the other end more than the
usual Good DAY" ana thereby be-
gan an acquaintance very narrow.
as only Hueh an acquaintance can he.
Like stolen kisses, Il was very en-
toyahlc ag we'll, FOR the operators are
not permitted 10 send personal re-
marks unless they are paid for at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
TRlcKsD BY HIS MEMORY.
a Cleveland Mans invitation to
His Wife by Telephone.

There Is a certain Cleveland man
@ho fondly imag.neA he has an cx-
eriient memory. fic never carries
letters around IN his pockets. and he
Is pretty good IN leaving orders at
the Eracer'B. Occasionally he gets his
wife g. ask him concerning the
events Of the day. and nc makes a
good record when eatechlscd. Some
one told him that was the way
ThurloW Weed improved a bad
memory. and he hnds It an excellent
exercise. Not long ago he had a
telephone put In his house and fire.
quenilY uses H. Another strong
point with him II hir alleged men,
CRY for telephone numbers. lie has
repeated them over 70 mans times
that the numbers which he Is likely
80 use he can spin on in lively style.
But his oyerweenins confidence in
his ability IN this direction brought
him TO grief
He was in his office a few days ago
and wanted to call up a particular
friend. He knows that his friend al
ways answers his phone In person,
and when he had runE up and given
the number he began to talk as soon
as he was sure somebody was at tee
other end.
Hello. Georgei" he said. Hot
are your How are things7 say,
George. let us take IN the show TO
night Wen have a little suppe,
first and then so over. I've got
things fixed 50 ] can get away and
no one b. any the wiser. ] told
N.t
Inventory and that II wasn't home
at Z o'clock she would know that the
business detained me. Hai hai She
believes anything her trusted old
hubby wants TO tell her. VIII you
80. cid boy II you win. call Cor me
at g. -
He paused for an answer and his
breath.
Before he could catch the latter
he gasped again 4 shrili feminine
voice rang In his ear.
Yes" said the Ehrili voice, 'l'u
go"
aw.h-whats that" he stammered-
Il say I'LL 20" said the shrili voice.
and III call for YOU at 9.
with a spasmodic gesture the man
with a memory rang on
"Merciful Jupiter" that was my
wIfets voice"
lie rubbed his head dlstraetedly.
What did # meant Then he UNDER
stood Il all. ale had In moment Of
criminal forgcifulnesE runE up his
own phone instead Of his friends.
Ills marvellous memory had played
him a scurvy trick cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
MILLIONAIRE SOLDIER
Young Vanderbilt Making
Record at Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO. March l.-An-
other scion OF a millionaire family
has distinguished himself In aght-
ing under the Tag OF his country In
distant lands. To the names of the
GouIds. the Astors and the other
owners OF great wealth who have
figured causplcuously ON the nation
al roll Of honor since the dvst call
Tor troops was issed must be added
that OF Vanderbilt.
william II. Vanderbilt. grand
son NJ old Jacob Vanderbilt. and a
cousin OF liam X and Cornelius
Vanderbilt Of New York. enlisted as
"A private in the First Washington
volunteers. lie IS Of Manila, and
In "A letter received from there to-
day his deeds Of valor occupy very
prominent part.
Vanderbilt Is % years old. and Is
wealthy. lie left his home Of luxury
to carry rifle and take orders from
men whose income was from SEQ
week upward He sailed for Manila
as private In company c. lie il
now a corporal and the letter says
that greater promotion is likely to
Ice his when the fighting is ended
and the roll Of those who particular
Iy distinguished themselves Is made
up.
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SIX HUNDRED
ARE AT WORK
Seven Devils Road Will Soon
Employ Fifteen Hundred.

PESpLETOS. or. March zi.--G.
Elliott. commercial Traveller. has
just returned from where the crews
u men and teams are al work on
the construction ~ the seYen Dew
IT, railroad. There are now at work
GO men. and the Contractors. who
are Colorado men. viii soon have
{ t6sl men at work The contractors
the other day bought $4,000 worth
If provisions FOR the rommiEsary Of
ihs road. that being enough Tor the
rrai three months, ft Is under
stood that the construction work
VIII consume six months. the dis
lance 20 b. built being = miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
TRAINS FOR
THE KLONDIKE
Will Thunder Along Over the
Ice Perhaps.

CHICAGO. March si.-Trips from
Chicago to the KinndilSe Ia sleep
ing car with a diner attached are
promised hy'thc Chicago and Mac
kcnzie River Valley transportation
AMI Trading and Mining company.
corporation organized under the
laws Of Illinois with a capital stock
81 $1,000. 600. the company proposes
10 run n train Of cars from Athabas-
e Landing. i0n miles north OF Ed
monitor. to Fort Mcpherson. far up
In the Arctic circle. The chain ~
lakes and rivers viii furnish a road
bed OF ice FOR seven months in tho
year. 1t Is exuccted To make the
trip. which is over 1901 miles In dis
lance. IN 10 days. The cars will be
at-shapcd So that they viii float
II the ice breaks and So that In sum
mcr they may be lifted from the
runners and used as boat r. N.
Springer. the inventor OF this tralAn
is now IN Edmonton. aud the cssN
pany has been granted site FOR
factory and bonus Of $4,000 as an
puJtft TOT IT to Hhlla HhnNH tHtf'.
The first train Of an engine and
three cars VIII be built In Chicago
and shlupcd north. The company
expects Ia have u in readiness when
navigation closes next fan The en-
glnc to draw this train win be built
with drive wheels eight feet in di-
nmetcr. They VIII bc hut two inch
cs thick AT the circumference. grow
ing thicker toward the hub They
cut down through the snow and
rough tire viii give them grin ON
the ice. The cars VIII ba built like
railway coaches. eNcert they VIII
hing In frame. which VIII allow
them To swiuE SO that they viii re-
main Lowell II orc side Of the rond-
nod ahnuld be hIgher thnn the other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
Mrs. Stsrford's Stock Sold

CHICAGO. March 3i.-Mrs. STAN
ford has sold her Central Pacific
railroad stock Tor 81. 50l, 900 TO Speyer
s. Co. the New York and London
bankers, who are ananciering the
settlement Of the Central Pacific
debt To the government. She dis
posed Of 10000 shares ut $50 share,
or a total Of s3eo. coo short time
before the sudden departure from
san Francisco on January n, when
she was summoned 20 the railroad
mnEuateH' conference In New York
city. Early In March, before her re-
turn TO this city on The 18th, she
sold the remaining $1,000 shares for
So share. or total Of Sili4,oeo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
CROW SUGAR BEETS
Farmers Around Fairfield to
Enter That Business.

FAIRFIELD. wash. March n 60
Many FARMERS around Fnirarid will
engage lu beet raising this year. as
the erection - a factory at WAY
sriy will riye Thorn Is splendid mar
ket Il O. understood that the farm
trs viii receive nat rate - 81 peg
ton on heard che earn 81 Fairfield.
r n. Morrison VIII probably plant
beetn the NEST pi~ntifuily in this Inn
mediafriy vicinity Hr expects TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
SUICIDE AT SEA.
William Scott, on the umbris,
Cuts His Throat.

NEW YORK. March si-Passcn-
gers who arrived on the Umbrla to-
day viii long remember the suicide
At sea OF William Scott. "a wealthy
merchant OF Liverpool. England.
Mr. Scott had been assigned 10 the
table Of Captain Dutton. There was
n javl1l company about this table,
but Mr. Scott seldom spe/ 60 any
enc. Last Monday morning he did
not como to breakfast soon after
ward bedroom steward upon OPEN
ing the door discovered Mr.. Scott
lying on the noor His throat had
been cut from ear To ear. lie had
broken % wine bottle and with this
improvlsed weapon he had severed
the arteries In his neck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31

cabinet dinner during the week. 81
lHu| nekt fhe exclusive nnl dlgnl
uud diplomatic ANA judiciary rerep-
uuuH. "A WoeA apart. each With lH
dinner. the dipias
mRuc feast Including many ruents,
white a. the other dinner only Tho
Hrlsntg mtn of iuW ou the Supreme
hrnrh aud tbuH wives participate.
During the lust week IN january and
tho nrH wrok la February the arm5
and navy. au1 Congregational rcrrp.
e1HH tate rlace. l'Hiref 20 thrst
two functions ta possible only
through thr open sesame 81 beau
ufully engraved uHfda Tho HtfuHs
slc Tor thene bits ne paper wien
magic words 10y thaHc who hover an
the hrinE 81 White House social re-
cuEnltlau r. constantly amusing
nay. ,f,u ut tmrH pathet#, when
women personally aei forth almost
whimsical pleas for admission. With
Ct rfioNed uefaiatruca. in the offices
af the manslan Itself 81 raqueJta
for Invitations must be- mnl-. they
should Boz preferred direct tn tho
secretary 90 the President. but.
nothing htudetcd hY thv demands 81
etiquette, every official n the White
House circle r. imnurtuue1 Tor
cards Thg diplomatic and -ihe army
and navy receptions ure ia1ksi upon
az the MOST fUchcrar gatherings Il
the Hrssou. nnd. n Keeping with the
nrh piumare of the guests. tha
hause e literally emhnweret With
thr rareat uf exquisite blossoms ana
oNotirs which the government gar
deua cur Furnish
The naral decorations faf the nine
social events. Including the three
dinners sivtu this ysae and every
year. for that matter "a the White
touar. would draw on ihe purse -
a private individual Il the flowers
were furnished - professional nor
lists. 90 the amount OF $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
THEY DREAM or GOLD.

The Hack Hess Mining company
has hern Incorporated with e capital
stock of gta0a.eoa Charles kruae.
GeafEe Morley. 4 " iiaHer and q.
r. Gardner ere the trrHteea for a
period ~ Elk months The pfinri-
pnl offce 81 the company wiil be in
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
RICH CARGO FOR RUSSIA

The ship Lucile. which sailed from
san Francisco recently FOR Nladlvus.
took. siberia. took over a large aud
valuable cargo Of general merch1a-
disc. said ta be the most Valua Et
cargo To- 80 out Of san Francisco e.
that port. 1t consisted OF flour tU
low. bicvcles, salt, hardware. agei-
cultural implements and other items
Of miscellaneous merchandise The
total value of che cargo was over
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
WHITE HOUSE FUNCTIONS.
Nine of Them Given Each Win
ter by tho President.

IHare arc nine functions. includ-
inr tho atnte dinners, given each
winter 10y the chief cvrcu'iva Thny
begin with the New Years public
reception. and finish about the mid
do ~ February, with one similar In
character 10 which the whole world.
tervening six weeks. First, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
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TO COMMAND
THE BALTIMORE

PHILADELPHIA. March Ii
Captain James Mcqueen ErrEyth.
who has been recovering In the nav
"a hospital here from severe Illness.
received word today from Washing
ton % his appointment 20 command
the cruiser baltimore, now in the
Philippines Capt. Forsyth, during
the war with spain. had charge OF
naval supplies at Key West. where
he was taken ~. Capt. Dyer. whom
he now succeeds was ordered home
on account 81 iii health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
NE WAITS COMMISSION

g. T. Fisher has brought salt IN
the superior court against the iiiue
Star Navigation company t. recov-
- com missions amounting 81 $50. on
a contract entered into iaag June.
The defendant. In consideration ~
plaintiffs securing a consignment -
fFeighf for Dawson amounting to 70
tons. agreed 10 pay him fia per son
as his commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
JONES RCsIc Ms.

Ruebcn W. Jones' has rendered his
resignation as superintendent % thu
sub-station postofflce No. ]. o. take
effect tnfnorrow. Postmaster Meern
has selected as his successor y. y.
Fisher. whe runs a druE store on
noarlwAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
SCOTTISH RITE MnSoNS

over 100 Scottish Rite Masons OBJ
served Maundy Thuradny" at the
Masonic Temple last night The
nrst part 81 the program vas the
Impressive ceremony Of eStinguish-
ing lights. which will be re-liEhted
Easter. 4 banquet was held later
on. and many toasts were made and
responded 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
4 RESERVATION CLAIM.

An order signed by Asalstant-see
retary Of War Meiklejohn. has tust
been received Ia the city. stating that
the mining claim on the Anvik river.
on the military reservation q ~.
Michael. VIII hereafter be recognized
by the officials at that station.
There had been some question as To
the right OF the claimants 20 held
the mines as thsy are within the
100 mile limit Of 81. Michael island.
made a military reservation a year
aga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
Monument TO Floyd.

WAaHINGTuS. March 3i-One
Of the laat acts ~ the late congress
was to authorize the secretary Of
war 90 erect al the expense Of 5000
70 hitting monument over the remains
Of sergt charles Fuvd member
of the LOWS aud clark expedition.
Whn died August 20. 1901. near the
present eitu nf Sioux city, Iaa ana
was the urst aoldInr 20 lay dawn his
no uHhu the Louisiana purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
Wonderful Prices

We have not advertised
this in the usual fury
way. Generally Fire Sales
are a disappointment; in
this case most everybody
finds more REAL Bargains
than they expected.
Understand the goods are
neither burnt nor Scorched,
BIZ DO smell strongly Of
fire. but summer breezeS
will soon fix that. The
whole stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31

The Greeks ought to he happy. In
their now chamber they have il2
Theotokists, 10 Dcligcorglsts. C pra-
Foumists aud I Carapinists, and no
doubt other fearsome Creatures
London Globe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
For san Francisco

Tho eomnany'a Gle
rant stoamu pu
Queen, Walla Walla.
ana umatllla leave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-31
San Fraocisco

For seattle 10 a. m. via Victoria ana
Fort Townsend. March :. :. u. II. -.
April 1, 6, n. 10 "A. 80, May 4. and
every NTH daN thareaftar
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-24
Western Washington-Puget Sound.

The principal feature of Western Wash
ington is the wonderful body of water known
as puget Sound This arm of the sea, with
its various divisions, has coast line in
Washington of about 600 miles and an area
of 1000 square miles. The shores are so
steep that ship bow may strike the shore
before the keel touches bottom. The water
il very deep. Tides Of 6 to Is feet rise and
fall twice Il day.
Puget Sound is placid body Of water, no
storms ever having wrecked vessel. nor is
there danger from rocks. 1t is the largest
and finest harbor on earth.
The islands of Puget Sound are so numer-
Gus that they constitute two counties. res
pectively San Juan, with 1G2 islands, and
Island, with two, Windby and Camano. The
county seat of the former is Friday Harbor:
of the latter. Coupeville. Windy island has
an area Of $4,000 acres, and Camano contains
10000 acres. San Juan 6 by "a miles--is the
largest of the former group. Vashou island.
etc, belong to King county. Fruit raising
and general farming are successfully carried
on. Steamers make daily trips among the
various islands. Summer and winter apples,
pears, apricots, prunes, cherries and berries
produce wonderful crops, and so do all kinds
of vegetables.
There is fish in plenty, and fish will always
be counted among the resources of this part
part of the state. Twenty tons OF halibut
have been taken in one day by a single boat.
Game is still plentiful in the hills and bays,
and The inlets SWARM with viii ucal1s anti
geese.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-24
EQUALITY COLONY
MWNIMN'S GWAWElNo
All communications intended for this column
should be directed to Mrs. Khoda =.
Eddy, Rainier, Washington.

Dear Sisters. 1t is with sad heart that l
take up the pen once more. Having been
called away from my Colony home on such
sad mission and when was physically almost
unable to come at all. I am scarcely able to
write now, but must thank you all for your
kindness to me in my trouble. My heart is
too full to express all that l feel, but hope
to see you some time again when | am more
composed than when | came away. But you
will all understand l think how feel. was
so sorry to leave everyone of you, little and
big, great and small. have spent such
pleasant and profitable times among you and
| am sure am a great deal better woman
from having been in Equality colony, Tor
which | sincerely thank everyone of you as
you all had hand in making me better, and
should the colony fail tomorrow from some
cause unknown every man and woman would
leave Equality enough better than went
there to make that failure a success. Sue
cess or failure, my warmest wishes go out to
all these good people wherever their future
lot may be cast.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-24
Recent Publications

Don't make yourself ridic,,o.
and madly striking at trusts. bpt NY y
chase Industrial Evolution by Cbas ' =
Commonwealth Co., % Lafayetto d., !
York, and study it. After Garrett, ,a'e y
this little volume you will not NAL sa y
yourself by talking about down;a. =
You will know that they are a na,s
consequently necessary prcduct ~
ent stage of evolution.
An Appeal to All Patriotic o., !
Loving Citizens of America 1rnhD !
gle, is little volume of cre,.
should be read and studied bv al
inspired with desire to aid in hn;,s. n
Cooperative Commonwealth where NJ
enjoy the blessings and the lows Of
better and more unselfish life H. II
of this booklet, send Is cts. to Nom N
Springfield, Ohio. 4
A Pure Democracy, by r. s. Tbo,I
ought to be read by all voters who ,osl
and justice and pure goyernmont
fundamental principles of povern,no
expounded in most practical III
making it possible for the most a.
know and understand the nowon N
ability OF the people to rule themsel,,6
Socialialism. by Wilhelm Liebkno.sA
lished by 6 has. Fl. Kerr g. Co.. Sc Fife
Chicago. H., tells what socialism
most people need just this kind of lno,8
II you are interested in this cause III
to aid in the onward movement Won wo
well to study this booklet.
Ex-Governor Atgeld has a strong N
ality and the courage of his convictio,
courage is quality universally estoH
Even those who do not agree with All
opinions respect one who is not deta, 4
the clamor of his enemies in doinG 4
ing what seems at the moment unnonT
impolitic. Thus it is that Give OueE
has an interest for the public not u, \
volumes of this kind
There is another reason why 81. y
tions" will be read with interest an
shows the gradual advance in ideas Y
cause of human misery of one who haA
the problem study. While as first L
rate measures seem to have attractH
Altgeld's attention, at the end his uttk
are for the overthrow in many res1
present customs and laws and the iuk
tion of sweeping reforms that will 4
ameliorate the woes Of humanity but
measure prevent their continuance. 4
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