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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


CHICAGO. OF, s-Ch.czxs we- t~o ssnas. 90
9ss tistssaH5 h@1es VERY toatsytiis had wsA-
Ssa IL SO sox sr8 be haYd r-nrass3ssan al.
the0sh 80 svraans hts hzss apro~sss~ei rxrxr's
ssaas e seas IN the scess4 Eaass was as ssatars
* as 3sg- Atisn4Aass. T.sn sccss:
r. II
tfiessa .-......-1 Is ss7esessst .......s q
ksttsfies~Tssiss saa Ceaness IsrsAey Su5 eas.
era uE@ptFes~Lasssa asa Sosaetly.
sssx=ss sans:
u II Hnr
ChsssxS .....-s..r stosasssEls .......-3
Fsstegtes -ssFsssss ART ChaH~. wssssss s-H
Isss1Eses. c~Szees latham sad Sr-rolly
ferf~stus Win and Tie.
ST Louis oes- TIE Perfect tsss re r-ss
Sazs sa4 stsA se4sfsd SKA f4arsnnntk taE,v
81 Ia... a~ tsa 10 tA~ szs;. aszt as 10, AZ
SIS ~e@ est p cad aafss1< "a sss nsisk .zrsas
Astsa2Aas&. =. - ssseTc. &Ess gaze
H He
s. fs@ls .s.....e = csnsArszh ....T :
Asss~ss,s~ Yessns Powell sd ocoS5cs; Hswsss
aAi AskSs.
ssesa1 sssss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09
GArnEnIxo OF GOVERNORS.


CHICAGO. Oct Sight states and ter
ritories are represented By their gov.
ernors at the fall festival Among them
are T. +: 0eer, Of Oregon; d. r. Rich
Mexico. and N. o. Murphy, Of Arisona
The busiest Of the various reception
rooms today was that ~ the Victoria ho-
tel. where dozen congressman. among
them David @. Browne, Of Montana, were
received by Gov. Tanner
Vice President Mar.acal, OF the Mexican
republic, II suffering from . severe attack
Of tonsslstis. which has reduced hts vosrs
to . whisper and he may be compelled
10 delegate his place IT the speakers IA.
BILE IN the Auditorium banquet Tomorrow
10 Don Manuel de Azpiros. Mexican am
bassador to the United States.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. a-Hugh Wal
lace Of Tacoma, q former Democratic
national committeeman from the state ol
Washington. said today:
There IS ore power that can prevent
Admiral Dewey from being the next pres.
ident. That 10 himself. No man has svs
declined the presidency ard Admiral Dew
~ II too patriotic 20 refuse 10 take or
dsrs from the American people HIS nom
nation by the Democratic convention
viii remove all past differences snd unify
the forces. The tide IN his favor VIII b
80 sweeping and overwhelming that II
would rot surprise me n the Republican
convention ratified the nomination NJ
Democratic platform would De- necessary
because tbs American people will abids
by Devey's judgment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

Our EstIe boy was afflicted stih rtessraa-
tisn IN MS knee. ard AZ esrss sznass@ %
put RS foot TO tne Soog. We tried sn yal1
everything 10 ccg56 Asg Of ,has -
thought vogf f~ip him We a,nnost xzT.
up IN DESPAIR. wren g,rrs ore afvss~1 -
20 Try C<anb~rssin'. Pzia Pain We "a
fsaas Ne got q s~cur9 80. AL 70 ar
asrpr.s~. II ea1r~s ns-s sounf az9 w~fl -
J T. Bars pzsror rnrs-an Chsr~f,. <..-
.d1na. Kan. For m1o b2 g! Snnlef1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09
SHlnRQCk'S STOCK
Is RISING RAPIDLY.


that the green sloop which they have Ill
learned TO love and admire win win the
Americas cup for SIR Thomas Upton.
sAsafock In SplenAiA shape.
Barring accidents. absolutely no change
VIII be made In the challenger. She 10 now.
as one would nay II speaking Of the train.
ed athlete. In the pink OF condition. and
stands ready TO win or loee upon her mer-
:ts- Her running gear has been carefully
cverhauled. and It - said cannot BE- I'm
proved upon. while her sails are simply
perfection Sails alone never won . race.
but where the yachts are a. evenly match
Cd Is they are In this case. II may mean
the extra feather which tips the scale In
saamrock's favor.
Eager fer the Next Race.
Be this - II may. the crew Of the green
challenger are eagerly looking forward to
the nsxt race day. praying for . breeze
that win afford . true test Of the speed OF
the yachts II such . day 10 granted and
Shamrock falls 70 win. they win be the
most surprised sailor lads that ever swuns
on . halyard or reefsd sail
In the meantime, they are taking matteFs
philoscphicaily. in the best 81 spirits. and
no one can say that their confidence In
the Irish yacht y misplaced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09
RECEPTION TO Roor.
Members Of lHs College Society Ea
teptain Him In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. s-Bsfore he left for
Warrington tonight Secretary OF War
Elihu Root was tenSered an Informal re-
ceptien In the pariors OF the Grand Pa
einc by members Of the Sigma Phi fra
tsrnlfy. in whtrh he IT, enrolled The rNu-
ly appointed member 81 the cabinet min
gied with his fellow fraternity men with
the true collegiate spirit ard appeared
pleased at the opportunity Of renewing
old acaaairtancss ard talking over events
and things peculiar TO Sigma Phi and irs
members
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

q n n~aea =
:nlIx cEowSED .ia EAns 90 sns~s.1~s< -
can cure yoa AZ Car sse Ssv~9ss ssssa ss sss
4stsnnon Cgasuss.fz~u
a =
o q IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

s2nrx cry. ia. oes. s~TAe ss-sess rae a.;
e3ases ssssy. attszAsn<e. ) A8 R&.usss
fssn rts=. egssssssss1si--ss l. ssxxszs srst A
" asssssa ssSszss. Harry isgsszas tsasA Tfsss
lisa !.
Ape Esls szzpsest zktSA rze--MsFzssszA an
Ssessas erss. rseezss aa4 Iv~~znx s@csn1 Tars
sx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

THE steamer Victoria VIII lave sor Por,
Townsend and Victoria az O'Clock Tues
DAY morning. iastsat % i9-g Noaaay
nigst.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09
TRY Ho;s, sssvsns rev e,n;ns rson

ols fashions n dress nay b. revived
s-if no osd-fxkatoref medicine can rs7lar~
Ch&mS~rgAins coiic. Cne5~rn ard D1Ar-
rhaAA RaED&y. Fog sale b. 81 deajerA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

THE FINEST TRAINS IN THE
WORLD are the Pioneer Lfrnffes trains
% the Chicago. Milwaukee a - Psnl
Railway between st. Paul ard chicsso.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09
TO CHICAGO FOE 80 "a

To CHICAGO FOR 80 -
Effective September fz.h. the ~7rrn.vr
Pacific viii make rate % 80 - 20 Chica-
20. and corresponding redaEtscn 70 All
Eastern points. rou Oil ind 3. 20 your
ADVANTAGE 70 travel over tnss itre.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
UNCLA SANS BLUE BOOK.
UteaWiat pabitcstioW VIII Appear
sess JsWwsvy--Catt Lat of
gasrram~us Onjrtsts.

The Hlus B0ok, a Biennial register
which - nov ~ eGbfs@ ~ preparation VIII
10 ssuod frosn tire zoysfnment Iflbtn4
efr,en aboy, January ssii an Official ~
,hs government printing 10 q aiaf REPORTER
though members ~ eTfrsress may have
aJ.sDes copies q foIq'e ~ weeks carver,
or about the time congress n1ss,s ~ usns
al. the preparation ~ tho fliue tifuk - ~
charge ~ tho interior department though
tnink there will 10 an aDsnffnfn' ~ the
isS ,hs coming session pu'tinf future
editions % the work IN chafgs ~ The 81
peginteadsai 81 pabllc Documents
Though me work ~ Nv charge ~ the In
terror department, that department. hss
nothing further 80 ~ Win n thsn - ~
ser,bis tho various rafis. ~hirh are pre-.
narsd BY the Different departments Thas
tho treasury prFnares 81 portions - II fe-
lstlng 10 the department TIE postef1fs fs-
r-r,n'ent. state. war and navy. aFrieulins
raj ard department - Justice TIE portions
rsisi,ne 20 ,ss.r departments 'housh ~ u
assembled ~ the Interior department
The Ni3e took under iAs 'aw, 10 issusi
every taa years. sri y rsaia 10 the usfrs
art salary. date ~ appointment All gitra
from, whore snpainte5 ~ every on Al aFs
fsy the scvt rnrnsn' So army ihsf 80 pres
ep, o. h,'rntfon wiU show amounts ~ con-
slseratiy over 20 40 persons Feg fhe nfsi
q 3. N fhs history ~ Uaf government. u
yftn eontnIn = firs ~ fhs eNie'sls who FFs IN
cur sqyetgn p4sssesfans rUfe. frf'o Hrp.
ihe rAwa4sn So Ph'ilprins isisnts Tire
sxarf reh.dr wNY Il nas a.wsfs been cav
~ frr pile hook - not krew. bot ne
History or tie publication thors 'ssi ~
hsr .iwsya netr hound Eiih Nl1e e9vsfs
rh,t however 10 80 eniy 'hins stcs, u
.hAt a. tius." washlngfss STAR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
DANGER AGE IN MATRIM0NY
Times ~ which Men ana Women
Get Tassisa IN Married
ewttsevshtVs.

tho most dangerous ags for bachelor
~ unief ~ 90 - accurate, AS. 80 the
registrar general dFyiy puts " IN hts stat.
is'ioai return iusi Issued, says ths -
ieuis Republic. The most Joyous and lie.
tiahGfli - for woman IL something
over N's - ~ That - o. say inst "
vas ~ those precise ssea ths' ihs svsfs
ass bschsloF ~ iast year snt ths svsrsxs
NAH became ore
me bachelor. hBwsVes, sfass more
way year ~ year lie ~ss sifsr IN iaas
thsn in is7 when be fell into tbs isils
Tns average haebsIof wss married IN
isyf ~ 80 years - sss. asi's g less
Tire sir. 'oo. hss 90 ~sls ionssf nov
thar ere u.ef 90 Ahs was a - q year
Younger ~ isgf when she became = vifs
than ~ itps - far thu psoys who mar.
~ 90 minors. they are rsgffly becoming
a vanishing number. sridrf ussn - least
elghfysfauf 0us ~ every 80 husbands
in lsfs w~fa married under the asa ~ n.
sni 80 we're AZ oct - every loo vomsn.
TIE boy Husbands have coma down 90 NJ
,s.os~ per so no- 'hs sd wives have
dropped 60 10 per ! IN Thsfs have nsi
bsen 80 fee boy sng siri marriages AZ
any tire stree iNf
~ che total marriage m iFe ASH Per-
sons wefs nihnFt 90 Theses there ssre
sltis "a years So y So ~ I've hsiYs
a. esa boys, 81, iis s'fis. ~. snf ga
hoYs and aSt sif.s. "a. over " sbs mlfl
wives r4n into tens ~ Thousands, aHf
actually nearly b0"o youths ~ - wtrs
married
There hss been . Gecidef stump n -tf.
nwefs ara wifnss 81 late. IN isTi "a
hasbsnd sns $40 elves IN sssry ! 40 wefs
wid8wsr~ ara sifewa respectively
Things have changed sinre then. there
wrfs ba' ~ wtdowsf- ans ~ wldo~s ~
sysry 40 marriages IN iwe The siitsa
81. ~ 'hs way, :. obviously r5ofs dan
rsfaus - no susceptible heart - ne %.
leslts sex Tran ths wlfo~ ~ 10 81 20
noted. heWsssf, that whsn ffe sifp~
selects bachelor 40 . hash&na So takes
= rnan marty sw0 years be- fWnlaf whsn
she rha1ses q ~ffawor ter husband 10
nsafiy sSs yesrs older 'hsn herself
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
wucN DEWEY pI<Ts WITH nv.

e.. 80, o.. t, se.. frvua rs~sr ~. b. -Tit.As
ra.s as.a = r,sM s'ai 70 zee m. sizes " ss'""
-. 49, So ssss ~tsa Ne, ssnsss, irs' n .uut
Al 1 see@ tsss ~ 81 surely tfiat ~ sFts'i's
r., i',s =, asius. stsa W ssis'iV~ - 80 as.
.. d. 49,. y, is,ssy tss, 80 taas ses .'ass
a.. lead iAss ~ essafns hssNs t'va sv
go, 49,. a. inrssslas .sit9s him - g.. siih ne
~ .ses t,s-r rgsu- - ses-s -sss - a's -
mn a.. - n. ,sss~-s ssiaas eas. - ra'ss'
-, s.,s ~ US ~~,ais'a' ''''r'aisa a''''
..a ne -, a 80 o. fss'ilas' p~.syn ~ 80
I, 80. sfs, u. fst.a=j wl't tasips~s- ! Seat 80
f.sss ihss g~osss 81 80 -. -,
"a svs ~ yass fs.A e.sstiea q at fsrs"s W
40, 80. s--r ~ ~ ifssais'. - f'a-' 'Ai'
stseR saa z 80
"a, ,sr.s Is :. sruasa - ,p-s IN - -sss f'ssr
aascs srk re
snsa - h.eess~, sass.sssi fss ssss oSe~sss
...., 80 = - 1000 sEs -sss-s 'sFis $50 -
-, a. o.hsAs.. psss.,vxt. v.s~s~Ea. sasA o.
va, al ..a,-~.. iansss~s sv''fs 49, as
ss..-a rsss..s r-s.. 's-'ss 1ies'a. 49, sAe-.
.ssss s.-ssiss !. sssss~s gAsssa pee 90 @@~s''
NJ. al s,ssis,. ssssa~ rs'.~s sses ~ssss
&C., $780, .ss -aasf s-~ssL ssa. .Asa
-ls~ss, w~A1r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
KIPLING POOR BUT PROUD.
A.thov Who uss u~~om~ rs~cus
once Refused Advance Royal
stss rrom Ws~mitiss.

Iullaa Valgh tells god story - Klps
Hos when 10 dfst vent - fonfou ~
sss himself uy IN bambie iofgrws saf
took the copy 80 rsgrnt ~ his Pals
Tales From fhs fiiiis' - ne Ssrs Mans
sdr them % ssrifs whether fNsv would
Publish them Weeks raaesf md fn~Y
decided 20 lssue TIE book Then IN fNe
slow raufse ~ ifrre ~ cswn aut BIT ~
ssfs Inst tho Ma rmfiisns. sIsre~finx fbaf
Ne resast N my msfs hT3 ~ oTsf -
81 ssvares Hs hsf rHfhis2 bv IRIS
time vet 30 fssw himself 80 areufY ant
gsplisf fhaf wHsn 80 box hsf been rub-
tsheA ~ fhe sales ~AfFanisf The payment
q royalties he Should - eisF - fereive
thfn tHf - sanfef only pc t0st durs
ART those Only N fheff regular eonfs
Tia book nsse great h't sri r report
- . 'ha Pan Mail nNret's va sen' -
iefsfviee ths ns~ suthof Tno reporter
fsf-'sf shat - $40 81 ths surroundings
q ~ ysaae esistfffy infun'fahis arra -
povefsy us may have bees iaelinsd -
pssronls~ ths youth little sri - iff
hin 30 - xefa cheer telling h'ns hat
there wsfs Signs q great strength ~ RIA
~rsra~
'farf" - ssdNnsf. ~hsn ~ s8t
swaT sifh his infsTvfsw. X ping 'slsef
fss man wNo haf shs wDrif f1f his
% sieg srd fsf nothing - g. hui fst 81
mr. boas'fHilY Sc q wsas ~ vsin men.
hat - ~6uffsnfiy snf strongly fhai e -
sas ,haf today ths intsfvis~ fesds Ike .
tals wish a usn vto bas sgu~ a. east ~
much No kIqhns ~snsSsf - s. ~ al me
years fksf have fa~ss sncs hs fn&iisn
how ~ fbs verdi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

s~r~ ase ~sv@. NsreN gn~~~~~~~ fe~f
So 1850 esnr@f ~~s
fNe-w s&es - 4ef~~ sxsfe ssts~~
- @af*zwe~~ SMo ~4@ ~smmm -
syTs 81 snef seesH - see<s -
gfNS~ eers~. ssNsefF* e~@@~ =
ssssfa~tna~~ ~ssA $1,000 m~4# -
sTrpxsnw - 49,
ns4n ~ssaa~ #4s7& r
ssssesfw tsNrNf 4#zf sNs8 -
r. sfsasf II 49, sen~ F~s . s~
sf4~x4 fnts NmS~T saf n1ss~
Fxrff4 esfamHt
fns ~sp #4@rms x~esF sr~s
1afn 50 tpr3 wfa~w eF ~@
~ eess ~ assge~x 1F~eer~ 49,
wf~fv r~~ss - ~e~~se4 estfesfv MsfT
80 ss~sx~~ tN~~ - srnsw .~esf
xes~~ seas~4ref~ ss~efrss
50 ~44sfne4 sne ~tra.r<N1s~@ ~4~ sFv
rsz4ef - - 49, oese~~w
s4rss - go sNtt Fsf4
egsna~ vsssr ~ns4te - Vaf~ s
- ~ s~r@~tA Ness FfF~ s~asr~
rafrr 4fss asx~r~e4 - 80 N e
ersFstas revs4rNfMs = $50 #~
-ssf - wsuSs aet ~a
F<se~ - -s~v s~sFss~4~~~y s~f~r -
-nessf no hsH Gahsw~ frsMef s~#N
.ersfsv ears8s - ~ -
- ~ $50 rfs4es ~~s @~ses sHs-s
sna arfa~~ 80 r~~e seFwMFxfmw NN
rfs ae1e~e~+ t<ef efs ~~
yaH~ ~f~~w~f sN~ aew
s~ras sewpse tsesrn Taf~swsna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

for tho aight Just aftss entering the bar
stream Wa had intended 70 doas awhile
In the evening. bait the torrent Of waters
made "a !and.iubtsss fesl uttis nervous
and Mr.. Lincoln dsc1dsd % TAXA No
chances. lie directed us 90 sfear for .
certain safs place and just ~ the craft
rubbed MP against the bank. goro In
hand. he jumped Ashore 10 make the boat
fast lie never would let any one eisa 40
this. When II was nscsaCary 10 tie up
he was Away. the fyst ashoeS. The boat
--.s .se-asy and he wanted To be the Judge
- asv much ssscs ~ eahjs should have
10 prevent an accident
He was the hindsst man ! ever saw"
aaid Mrs. Garrison. and he vas a. eam-
mon ~ he vas Kind. ] cooked 4 dinner
Tor him oncs And have always been
proud Of n. We hAA pork and beans aad
corn bread and ha ate q hearty meal"
II saw Mr. Lincoln but twice after ne
moved 20 Springfield" concluded NJ. Oar.
ysson. IL heard him make q speech Tor
Clay In 1874 ~ Jacksonville. and on that
occasion ] shook hands with him and We
talked about our river trips. The last
tina ] saw him wAA In 1871 ~ cSnalnaati,
when he was on his way TO washington
20 become president. I could hardly real.
ise the change of fortune that had fallen
% his lot, but could still dstscs the same
expression Of sadness on his face that I
Grss saw quarter of century previous.
~ whom Ne noatsd down the Illinois 10.
gsthss."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

tip everybody who came near hir. ex-
cept somebody who wore A plug bat. ~
10 gentlemen ~ ira; kind. Promoter Hoolsy
would take Gaze ~ them in his own way
Mr. Ho3isy vas splendid sgiaciofs tip
per. as wsr recently dem0nEfrafef ard
the men who took tips were not ~ al
confined % Inc men who deserve and need
them. NY lord This Or That is az ready
- accept a grataaty ~ the man who car
fIes your bag IN railway station. Put
., must be wrvef on a silver saiysr stir
al decorou@ consideration
IN hts ali-eulbraclnz patronage the pro-
fuofer vac sven in~rsresf 20 4ferupt ~ Up
fSorf Almighty. fsr noticed n = grille =
~ rauFs. written before fhs recent do
closures that In 1877 p r. Hooiev ~
Dunlop tyre fame. presented ne ens9fer
with s-rvico ~ altar plate n solid gold
- commemorate the Longest reign 10 Eng
nsh h~ory n vac 10 - uses f0r ne
FIRST time on The occasion ~ fhe diamond
Jubilee ~ Queen Victoria. II consists q
te0 asgons four chaiicsa ard four scsle-
ratera executed IN ffe renaissance style
Of the seventeenth century. The dscnfa-
tons ara IN hiRh relief. richly nofeied
snd chased. The mo# prominent features
befrx 'he -ymDonaai vines and cherubs -
the art ~ ne period which are % corr
srfrunus IN fhc fseersfIor ~ ire rafh@-
frai lfseif The eroas On 80 cover q he
fawr NJ - fac-simile - hat en- che fosns
~ fhe cathedral Martin ! RUSSELL ~
Chicago Chronicle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
GOOD POINTS OF THE JEW.
Neither f~af~r. sof Hrsws~r Sew
aesssv-sfwsys - grs~~-
fuy fffsr~r.

The lev 10 nnt asnfurter - tHe renr@
~ any country Tven his erssnfss wii ron-
cese mat He . nos q oafsT r. = ~
a s0s. ne - not noey ne ~ RE hrewseg
mr. riotsr. NJ - Hus 4usfreieeTe r.
fhs watlssics ~ crime So gr~s~nee r.
eanspfcuousfv rare~fn 81 eanrfrie~ Fffn
murder srf other CRIMES - vfoserrs -
aas gss Fttin - 70 - - efrwrner ~
fhe hargrrnn n f~s Dntfrs r0wrF~ fatty
sare rrH u s4ea~altsT sri "frsrk sri
s.srrfegHe-p ns~ asnn~ s~feorn spp~~rs
rat tfa Iev~f~n norre - nern@ IN ~
frsIe~ S4r- 81 saes snse1 - ore 49, -
pase IRE fsrn'Fy - xnsf'~ss e Tttne~ ~ 80
zeef s~ectfors, - nsesnis~@a antw
~zsn sfser egerv dn~ re=p4~f. sns ~se~r-
@ree fer re sa6srs ~ sn snvs9Iafs $50 -
ne house. Tre Jew - rot . s.rf@a ~
ne Charities - re stss@ nsr - - ~frg.
fn~sp could resu~ <ra fnetr saneFf9rm
wifNauf z~ectrx hln N1er - w~lf
s~osan ~ wurk1 wfen - 'nr 9rssrff asesf
hls sssr people sage esr~ ~ him &ns nsf
~ saa~ and sfisev wsg. vgf wsts 81
arg isTre 5sT~veierre Hfa rsc4 - r=-
TITLED - ~ esised ne nrast ten~vns@n8 =
ar ne rac~~ - ren.
T~wssh h@rxnr - rot .rnvo~sfss@ per-
har~. s5ea : fnfrx n.y @x1s, ruF f~r~H
srs rev ns~r s-af can say fa~v rav~ se~n
fnaf ~y~~taef~ TF1 Tsw rms be~r sfsxsf
~ rarv ur~s-@nitnsrmfsSv fe~n-s aasf -
s.r 80 snav ~ frsnsff~f n@s fa~e si1s
fa@ frsustt~e - stage nfrn 50 n@wvsg
tVne~ev~~ lev rs al nref ~ N~x re-
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- Il To ~narfsr1e inxsifuf1o~m ~ es
Jews are supporte6 ~ JsHfan .nereT ara
suply T1ss yewe wsz~ nsfs@ aHrss
lf % fene qufef1v tnsy 81 nor rag amsf
psEseT 1rd aarasx - - res~sfiss4f.
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rls4an easr0p4@ Nasr1 - HsFe ~rf fsiHf
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NEW UNITED STATES
OF AUSTRALASIA,
sgyu OF THE COLONIES nAvn
Seeded TO J0IH TaE FED. /.
ERAT10S.
wso0aasns "a Csssiss sf NE osssa,
osnats anl Msass 81 Repre-.
ssstaafvss-Rsa1 Fewer -
che MINISTRY.

I'VE Of tho AustralaaiAn colonies Win
become members Of the new United
States Of AustralAsia st its forma.
No ZEALAND. may b expected 10 Join
= olDar . time. The f>dssating coloni<s
- place theif administration In tho
haDls Of federal parliament. which IL
= esasiSt 81 the queen and two houses
= ~ senate each colony. no matter how
hfes or how small Will have six soma
M The house Of representatives In
= havs approximately twice % many
nembsss allotted 70 the colonies In pro-
o6fton 10 their respective populations.
~ n such manasr that no coIony shall
1owe les than Ava Senator's. o. well
- representatives. are 70 b. elected by
~ peopie--a Democratic feature that dis
t1neulshes the AusfsaiAstan constitufsoa
Sssa those Of Canada and the United
Gates. Ths constitution Of the an
lDeAAl Angio-oAxon nation resembles
ougS rather than that Of Canada In this,
ut all rights not expressly conferred
= ne fedefai parliament are reserved
= Tie local pasliament. The queen will
- eeoreseSted b. . govSrnos general.
0ho will b. asststsd By an executive
council Of not lees than seven members.
Who will b. responsible 70 parliament.
1hs real powsr win. Of course, reside In
~ ministry chosen from tbs party which
eeamands majority In parliament A.
esmsnG thsf West Australia wiii som be-
stnr q member. the bew federation all.
hAys population Of SIN. "a, with thirty
~ eenstors and sevsnty-s.x sepreasnta~
0voos djotYtbutoe A folIoye.
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= son ~ yeanrcsA WIN iov>~ ',s gsue
a. teariy a. dsss HE father. bat vhiis sns
elder enjoys the pisyfn9 In sci'f- pfses's.
evnseet~d vSy. the bcy batbsss over 9TH
snthumaan srA ousroots eli ass~r rs1tsyx
During the last Chsnages'. fs~sls ssms
father and son sat m The TrsnfNsrS sns~r
she iassns~ strain ~ hno~lag tsst -
Louis had too men en has~s ssd s~s osss,
ana n tire man AZ fAa has msss o has~ as
ira hall heavily. n scared aewxd sad
onward. far bAch into what fss sssspAa
rsporssr CATS "the ieff garter"
Left Fielder Nyss vas there. sri. sfssf
q ene. nara spaFs, caught The ~ en- Nc
finger tiys anil hsl5 a. TIE srg~f ~rssm.
"a tsy~ssIy snA sss small sse ~ hss
father ssasty vent avs ~ HE shls Zoe
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We Tsk~s . strait ~ To,~0o wsfes
EVER s~eo1d--some sssstif~s
VtsorSs

~ ne sveraae Oh man 81 comparatively
e<fsH AIRY habits we're tod frat turing 30
Hfe he had salkef ~ many miles - world
eoropsfw ire eaffh ~ ne ~asIsfor six lines
ha g6uf probably - very rnen s1rpri~si
Aht vet fiIeh = pedestrian snyrt oaly repre-
SCENTS sn average walk = 81 nufiss fay
FOR n period ~ sixty-sfSht yeiss
sin afiy. he nan wao - content wifn
ne fsrg aeeraxe walk - fpvr niles VII
consider hln4aeif a. afslete On Iesrnfns tnss
every yfaf 30 Naxs seanre e1usi 70 .
tfp from London 20 Athens
Wbsn ore eoasisers mo aexregafs wax
fng rerygss - 80 w8rif fse Axlres erA
even n0es sssp~ssng Avsarnfnr fhst ea~n
indsvlfusl sv@fsses f9sf raile wax q Gay
fsrf ms csnnaf = comsff"red ar eHtraga-
ssnf estimate wHen ore Remembers fasf
rhasua~ Phlaps - Elnzhsn. nss walksi
90 % niles o. p6stsl fstfy aiarsf 70
sfaffHnr cone'asfna fs sfrivsf ~ fHsf f1e
wsffi covers n journey = e. 80 wiiis~ seesF
urne fss rlo~< tieks ni~hf snd la
Ira. sseses saas ere wor3e's wsfksnx rsc-
ara ~ 4 sererB - fas~ II aIlsi - 80
trips r0uri me @9uator All nsare thsn
thirteen fs1nts n~fween Ionfya en1
war.sa Efs-y minute 30 sruegafs nan
wssxsa Hlftsact e1raai ~ eigat ~sfsrn r-fs
- me MON. esssfiefnertef ~ over 6stesn
swfke Fesrs ne earns ws~
81 a. hrefr ~ 0aas vs< - f1y - ~
sBr ard bass swain. fske q frfp 20 -
ssezo~ ZION RE earThi - Nrle- - - s.IH
seayf~w fifrsef a ~Fssf - - wses -
nn.sn ere efxHr - ~ ~ go .aznraeFee 1sent
II So l1u~~ev = arfV niu8-e= Hgf can-
n 1~Firg "a rsse - 80 F~-wfe~~ q % prpt-
sh9a rat ever q Sos sfnrkfr ~ -
safse a @c8a9 cixsr b~f1fs r. ssf-x ~
sWlR
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wsfss stsssrr~ cf : - - asssss rrEe~.
wFtFn after 81 frfeH resFHafv zfsa - y
- ssa1 fsks an ess fhss ans-~se- enta
g.ff = ~ wsy 70 fss rrsrs~. axss ssr.
ft 10 vel for go azw~~xass nnsrs az
sAsaer tast ~ ~ - fN~se fs-far~~s ~
ssnsN - ss9sFfex tnsrr ~ ~sft - fee ~xts
~ rsrny rfas sHs wor'Hs senslsi Exzx
rsses rsss - ~ - - - ~ eues 80
= asn xrsf as % current trr1Tsxaeaf -
safsrs work r. pssg-h@*~ tirket ~ fs8s
sHsfan~s E ~ssst - ner-~arg - ss1Ts.
cage 80 eawr~ rsff~f k.xa7u - 1rs@-
sr.srsne ~ 80 fs.s Fasge Tx1rssrs Msi
nsok~ Golf Cess. smvrs 30. f~wp~v.
ssff starv wbfn sssel5 - sssef - ~
ssss~Sy sscslssnt sssnc<s 20 vssis~ -