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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
FIRST MEETING
OF COMMITTEE

The special council committees on
Liquidation held lta first meeting sat
urday nfternson. The general sub
Ject Of Legislation needed for cities
81 the first class wns discussed. and
arrangements made for co-opsrA-
ton with Tseoma and SPOKANE In
securing this legislation al the next
session of tire iexiHla turo.
A messing Of the legislative eom-
uiiiseH of the three cities viii be
held az Tacoma wednesday. Jan. y
Yesterday Mr.. Parry added John
W. Pratt. special attorney Improve
n~nt tar collection. and Park Com
missioner b. y. EsiafBs. TO the cnm-
mitt@s. This evening he VIII APP
poiut sub committees On local I'm
proyemeHta. parks and bouievards
poor relief. road and bridge fund,
revenue and taxation. and judiciary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
All FOO
IN COURT
INSANE STEWARD or SHIP
oweENEE ON TRIAL BEFORE
FEDERAL COURT COMMITS.
SlOkEQ

An Fao. the insane steward Of the
iifttish ship pweenee. II having
hearfuE to-day h~fore United States
court coutmiasioufr on boafd the
ve~s~t The fe.ferai authorities will
drport him II "a Ia fnund that n. u
gwaity insane and not -hsEnminx.
Foe W~ekN FesS who ie said 60 be
the black shcep OF a nahts Chinese
faHuiiy AMI the sou of a powerful
mandarin. has hcen confined In an
iroa case sbearst the o~eense.
lie - said to be muFsier9az
maniac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29

enainesrs ard Contractor,
PuGET SOUND bRfDcE 4 tn SisssiAts
Css@nc antfnasian kmeffeab fianh fsultf-
ing. railway and hfEh~sf briess- ard "
sdactss sfssi ard ten Eoft foe buildings.
esedsins and ssrtsf s<trssesnsntsi OH
driving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
MRS. LAN6TRY
At TINE 6ARRlCk

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-Tonlaht
sees changes Of bills at a half daxen
II the broadway houses. but the
interest u ptayKoeFH csBters chiefly
IA the garrick. where Mrs l1Auetry
begins her saeemenf In The
.crossNaYs. f0uf-art play written
by herzcif and . n Manners. Mrs.
Lanstry's engagement in New York
will iaat only thrs weeks and she
viii then start on a tour u the lssd-
ing cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29

tfeaer'ed by Prof ~ u. Trenholsnr
Of the University Of Missouri Prof,
Earle W. Dow ~ tho University Of
Mlrhigen and Prof. John NJ Vincent
Of Johns Hopkins University, The
session this evening II to be held
taintly with the American Economic
Association when Currency Prob
Ama. IN the orient viii be one Of the
subjects discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
PIANOS

our Piano and organ sales thi-
month rclipsee all former years.
There are several very substantial
reasons for this. not the least ~
which n that people all ever the
Northwest have learned. through ths
thousands OF satisfied customers.
that Ne always give the biggest
values ami do absolutely a. Ne agree.
Furthermore. We carry al an times
the largest aud best asserted stock
10 select from. efuhra cling such we'll
and favorabiy known Instruments
as the ChirkefinE A sons. Kifnball.
Hobart NJ Cable. renHe. y. = John
sson Co. and other Pianos and kim
ball OfKans. oar holiday prices are
exceedingly low. and We sell on very
easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
DELAY IN SMOKE
NUISANCE CASES

No arrests for violations of the
smoke nuisance ordinance wiii b.
made before tho latter part IT this
week and probably not before next
week.
city Attorney he HFuler stated to-
day that Y would BE- impossible for
him 20 draw up the complaints
AGAINST the parties named IN list
submitted 70 him recently by the
city health officer before the latter
part of the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
PASSl0NIST
JUBILEE

PfTTshrR8. Dec. 2g.-eireat
crowds OF people are IN attendance
upon the celebration u The Golden
Jubilee 81 the paHaienist Fathers.
now In progress At the monastery u
81. Paul Of the CrDsa. Among the
noted preiatea present are Cardinal
Gibbons. Right Rev. bishop Phelan.
Most Rev. Archbishop Ryan ~ Phil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
MISS CARRAU is
STILL FIGHTING

Miss Marie f'affan. who lays claim
60 the tssa go estate af the late John
Sullivan under an alleged nuncpps-
live viii. u stiii fighting for her
-hta.
ff4ir afternoon she put a stop To
proceedings under a petition for the
distribution u the estate to the
lriah heirs Of the late pioneer by
having q writ Of prohibition from
the supreme court Hers I'd upon Judge
fiell Ia the superior court.
The writ Mas applied for on the
Eroand that litigation affecting the
rights Of the parties vas still pFnd-
ing and undetermined In the federal
f.asrfa
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sf;IISGs Gnovf. Pa. Dee. 30
Lynn Smith of this city n making
arrangements IN whlcn etarr smiths
are cu-op~ratfns To- secure space NJ
the ~ Louis exposition fof a build
Smith
Lyna ssnith estimates that there
are abssut 70, eas .e1o Snfths in the
F'usil-h- ~I-satins woFit lie has aot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
NEWS
TO FINANCE

WASHINGTON. u. g.. Dec. ~
President Roosevelt to-day sppolntsd
Robert Armstrong 20 be second as
si.tant secretary Of the treasury la
place % General Hpaotdins. who will
ia transferred to another position.
Armstrong u ueW spApsf man in
Z sftssars only % years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29

ina for the street Vacations. A. ths.s
measures How stand
Ordinances proxt1inx FOE the
street. xacafion. have already b-sn
tntroiufed. Ttry VIII probably he
paNssd tomafros night. n "a. the
9rast Northern. Northern rariac
ard Columbia a fsaErt tssund tuu.
nnt. terminal and depot frnashi.e
ordinances sfii be passed This will
clear the way for the beginning o.
Work au the tunnsi All that etil
then be nssssssfy 90 be don. before
the actual commencement of the
werk. Niii be for the railroad COM
I.aEies 10 nle a fofnaal acceptance of
the franchises. stth bonds suaran-
teeinE the fulriiment of the term
Of the franchise
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A sp~ctai meeting OF the city
cosncIl will BE- held tem~row night
Toe a hssriux ON the proposed Ssca-
tiea % parts 90 k1lioft av~nas. vir-
xsnsss ftians hard and other streets In
North Seatti. and Dearborn street
ON the lids Hst=. Ira fagor Of the
railroads iuterestei IN thu propo-sd
plan.
hsht viii BE- made By property
owner5 In North Ss'attle azalnst the
vacation ~ fiitott avenue How
ever. u u thought that this Wiu
have Ba nantaFiat eff~sit. as "a - ua-
derstood a majority o. the councti
1. ALREADY pledged to SUPPORT the
rseaImlLens amd ardInanees proxid-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
A FEW SAMPLES


While ne are nnrry To disturb the
local sheet music trade IN this man
nsr. We nae no 0ther recourse. as we
are obliged TO close out this dsfart-
Hent az quickly sn poesible TO make
roam far our rapidly growing piano.
organ and small musical instrument
business. and We shall be glad 10 s.li
cut the sheet music at WHOLESALE on
retail at ls.s than coat. to got the
extra 900 square feet Of floor space
a the eallleat nossIhle nOInanL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29

An Sheet Ms.ie That SELF Resv-
i.riy % from 25c 20 sto, hos~ Goes
81 iocs That which Rstssis ~
from Soc 10 yss. Nov Only 2oes
others d. Proportion. All Soc
Feiiss. Vocal Or irssrsrssnt.i. VIII
% ~ 90 Each. Prices % All
kinds ~ Instruction Books Cut 10
Pises. You May Take feos
chsia. 81 the Best IN tire tts.ss Tor
the Most Three Days ~ the Allows
Prices. Which ofssr 10 unpesee-
dsossa Act os,okiy While the
opeortsrsty 10 vesrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29

eeNaranef Notettftes AssasntaftaA
WASHINGTON. ~ e.. psu. ~ -.
fhsfe H. alnaat ~ nauh difference
OF opinion al,aut how trusts ought
Ia be rcmeslle,i az there are members
81 congress. IN the rantihlstn u h.lh
been suguested that Attorney ten
eeal KNOX oasht to get into tho
ksno and submit an uftislat admin
tsiration measure.
In a way. Knox IL held Responsible
fof the Vlatiof far legislation 90 this
session IN his lsittahura speach he
said eonxsess had the power aud
eould dn somethlnA Not Ions ago,
Judge crumlaekef af Indiana. had
an iutervtew with the attorney Hen-
rfaL and IA he Nan leaving he aag-
sestesi that the memhess would iiiie
that antitrust bill iSnox laughed
ana said that he never had thoitght
Of prepnrinE a hiii Ne had made
rpeuVh. to he SURE, and had satd
thingn about saeh legislation but I've
declared that he Wnuld not think af
tFcspa aainE GA the prerosstive ~
the legislative branch Of the rov.
eminent by assuming 10 offsr a hin.
II cansgeaA af the Judiciary Cutn-
mittee. requested him To submit the
dsaft u q bllt. that would be another
thinw rfsis they have not done ap
10 uhte
Il Very wltlira
y shall vote fof amy antitrust hiii
Whirh has the Endorsement Of the
Judiciary committee" said Repre-
sentative rfumpaeker OF Indiana.
1 have my doahts a. Ia the power
af congress to deal with the matter
without an amendment IA tho con
.tituttan but I agree with the pres-
ident that II will he gpod thing
10 Try and get a decision frorn thu
Supreme cuurt. II congress had
f.aweF would tik. 10 see something
nore drastic than mere publicity
1 holtcVs the federal government
should have. and should exervls-
pawef - ~ regulate the trusts as Ia
preserve the principle al cesif.ett-
tom
4 have no dinralty In di..srlsni-
Mating between good and bad trusts
or combinations A asauahtnattss
which amounts to a conspiracy Ia
SUPPRESS competition IL a bad thing
and ought 70 BE- stoppsd Corpora
tinns are creatures 81 law. They
have only the powers given them bsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
MISSION
WORKERS
SCARED

TANGIER. Dee ss-A Morocco
dispatch says that English women
missionaries AZ Fex autf TettIau hmvr
left for the coast. ffe rsbeiA this
Afternoon are threafsninE TO ATTACK
F~x. No reference 10 n,ade 20 Amer.
lean missionaries = ruftsb % whom
are b. the dangerous Tertiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
VIOLA BALL
AGAIN
SIZE CAUSES ARREST or Al
PRIVATE pHrEeriVG WHO
had bGEN shADoNiN0 HER

Miss Viola HAIL. the ycunE woman
Who reeentls figured AZ correspond
ent ~ the Sensational i,uHssll dt-
Vorcc ease. u again la the public
eye. Late this afternoon ahe caused
the arrest az ,. n tsargeF. a private
detective. on charge u simple aa-
sault. swearing out the warrant be-
tofo 1uatice Cam.
She states that HarEer has been
ahadowtns her foe weeks and has
mais iifs miserable for her. Tier
attorneys have advised her that
harxef.s alleged actions constitute
assault
The arrest ASS made bs Police he
teettve Barhac. Wha induced ftarser
90 fail into trap by following Miss
harger to poiic~ headsruartrrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
THE DOCTORS DISAGREE
No Two Members of Congress Are United on
Remedy for the Trust Evil

law THE time for law 20 Intervene
aud put on a oufh. N when iva oF
more corporations whlath havs bnou
competing, seek - form trust oF
combination M the purpnss Of elitn.
iustiuE congestion That ahauld
be the tourhntonr. Corporations ara
tot. % should. not he. authorised fot
aurh purpaAr
Against rrus, Mergers
4 corporation whose chief rur-
pose il tn abaofpsion as trustee
nf several competing corporations,
auEhI Ca b. Dissolved The govern
aigut ought Ia have the tiEht ta dis
solve a. Competition IL necessary
fof the best intrtcnts of business and
AZ society IN general 1t In essential
to the largeai measure 81 Individual
liberty aud tho liberty af the indi.
sidual and hts happiness IN the par.
amount purpose Of an law. u In
mare Important even than business
-Commerulniisuls hlch IN nothing
IN and ~ itself business and com
NERVE are nelhlnE except aH they
minister 20 the happiness of the
state and the individuals which
make u np. In making laws for
tho encouragement and uphuiidinE
% commercial prosperity Ne musi
and His Inherent rights These are
paramount"
A lyrical opinion ~ IA trust iesis-
iation h voiced he Henry Sherman
tfouteii Of chicago, said he,
Fighting With Wind
Y observe that peopla hay~ he 81
building a great deal IN this mattas
an mars talk. What they build L. unite
spectacular. but entiruly unsaiin-
fartoty notice that thry usually
pat up two structures. nne beside the
athvs The first 10 a beautiful orna
in-ntsl. comfortable and spacious
palAnr Ia u are IA be hounsd all this
ssaad trusts. Next dssoF v a dark
dinsy. furhisifiHg aonien keep Tits
n for the bad trusts Then all they
have IA do ~ to separate the kuod
trust frpm the bad sasa and put
them where th~y h~iasK. Il looks
very lovely. but / have nouse diftf
Guilty in separating thr sood ones
from the had=the sheep from the
Epats And | suspect The founda
tions % both structures are very tn
SECURE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
Am ERICAN
HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. ~. At 10.
days sessions Of the American His
torieal Asociasion's convention. held
In Mexican hall Of the University Of
Ienhsy wanna. mediaeFai town HIS
tory was aisrussed. Papara were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29

ACTION safe Of tbs seaDpn So
rooms Of bo,fzrhotd furniture. ~
"a. Bickertnn a Go. will sell ou the
premises known AZ the Fforenc@
hous-. as Madison street. on Wed
nesday tho stsf. at 10 ocinss sharp.
the contents Of fifig-t~o rogfsr.
consisting ~ bod sets, spring..
mattresses. chairn. rockers. sst-n.
slon tahira. .erretafre. earpets.
toilet sets. ropk stoves. h~atef~.
etn "Wednesday 10 o5eioes sharp.
~ q ftisksrtan a t'o.. kuetssue~fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
DlSTlLLER IN
the TOLLS

CLEVELAND. psc. "a million
aire tanned Meredith has been ar.
rested h-re charged with infrsetisHA
Of the Internal revenue laws He
pleaded not guilty and Was Fsiessecf
on a -. go bond.
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adeIphia. Most Rev. Archbishop Ell
der, Hlaht Rev. John w. Shannahan,
Right Rev. r. J. Donabue. Right
REV. Leo Had. o. =. 49,, and num-
Der OF dlsnitafies and priests OF this
and other diocfHer.
The chief function Of today was
the mass offered for the dead. with
Archbishop Burke Of Albany aB the
eeiebrant. Cardinal Gibbons was
present ~ the ceremony. but feft
al o'clock IN special car for
Wheeling.
The first session Of the jubilee was
opened yesterday with p0ntIfieni
mass. This Was followed by the
blessing Of the calvary group, CON
Quoted by Cardinal Gibbons In the
afternoon the serTire consisted -
falemn pourfieai peHpefa and beue-
diciiou.
H0rsE Tor rent aud furniture Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29

sstsaali. and as lanE a. thay ean keep
ttlh- nf hasr, are hrrdt-ss slike ~
their own nceds and those of tha
uuhhe There IN mtch locai indie-
nation aaaiuaI them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29
STAGE STARS
WE'D

GREEN WfCH. Conn, Dec. o.
Wiiiiani FHvershaus aud julie opp.
pruminenf theatrical stars. were
married here this afternoon.
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wholesale dealers are quoting
dressed turkeys all the way from
Y 10 IS cent. per pound this morn
ms but they are selling few. There
ar~ 50 few OF the birds on the mar
kss that tho crafty spectators have
Eos them stored cat OF sight. await
ins high prsces for New Years day.
efssnberrfsr are almost as scaFce
ann valuable as turkeys. and naae
can be boasht on Western avenue
today for less than flz psr barrel
outside these two commodities.
the market II dun sna unchanged.
Eggs are getting Rearcrf. and owing
to reeeat rains In california. u H.
probable that the New Years sup
Pity of oranges VIII ct short aofne
commission men prrriet thai dress
ed chickens win an up To II csnts
very SOON 4 carload of oranges
and apple. stfived this morning.
WHOLESALE pRices
rns.. ssse-s 80. e s.y ssy.s .. ssss.
- p>f cat htstsJ
Pro~Isieos
ys-~s N@.s-cs~ h~<tt ssss r<r NJ sse-~
80 49, ~ i 80 o. g ss.l :s,ss "
rsos.s's...-n.ms issi sssasf.ss ss~s~
tTscl tsiiis.g frssh frtts.
Vegetables
BaftsAs psssto-s nasie. ssafft PsF
too fstia... sit 4s-a3fe. esfr.t.s ss1fnr
p-s s%ss, i-stsr-. to- 80 ass ~ hsss-.
81 ~ pss a-s-. s..isss-~s n9rI - sss {.
turuipH. Isc. cabbage. ti.e08 i-sa pr
evt. celery. tesf zoe sweet patato~z.
ssf1sr p~f n can t~sf-ss o. n iarf has
onions sss psr cwt. squaAhrn, 10
stse psr ID.
Green Fruit. Eso.
f-~.-s.. q Tsasa IN ~ sesi ssssias 40
rs~~ aovfs 80 boz s@ssas appies ftess
81 - i-T bos. ianaus. ~ 2as3s7 n. rsse
st9.iss ~ to4S1.fs1 l~F 49, esans-. "a .
etl - k-@s. tslaa~~ q~sasss 81 SO
q = So ess. sr@s. fst,t tss. ss.p-.
!. sssss ll as.' les ~ -
easnis ssses ss- ris@si 10 saI-ast-i.
sss. bssik $50 ZEE n~s n
ast<ss. crssss. Eass pssis~y
f,sass-s w.-ssaasaaa ss-@sssrs~. sss.
ehs~-- ~stiss w.shinsfea fan cream.
a. ts>-f~a. itgtas osesa~, Ia iAm-
ssrs-.. betf~. RstrA. a-a--. ississ.
Ezxs Fsv@h raneh. ~. eastern. =
T.s-ftry Hes 49,. tsoi.se. aF~..es.
t1ot& hruatsrs. "a ~ 30. taftsyss df~-s-i
sagssef live dask.s tss-e. live g~e~~
Tie.
e'me-oo. Dec. wn-as. 70 -
-ak.s
-~xst FRANCISCO. Dee. "a
Wheat lss. tssi-S
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A. C.. All Syracuse. All Philadelphia
and Knletsr hus kcr Field club.
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Classified Ads

"A. o. U. W.
Members and friends Of the A q.
n. W. and ID. OF n. are cordially in
vitsd 10 attend masau~f ads ball
given b. seattle Drill Team No. 1.
A. o. u. W. at Armory hall. New
Years eve. December II. Admission.
nlasquers Joe. spectators &c. Oct
and tickets AZ room ~
colmsn building see prizes % be
given In Frederick A Nelson's win
dow. Costumes can be- had AZ
A rnory hall.
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Mine. and m,ni,s

|. o. HELf.AS co. has got some
splendid opportunities FOR parties
who are laekinE for sood invest
nents In mining and fisheries. We
are operating the tsoperties Of 4
mining companies and have per-
formed as7 feet of tunael and shaft
work this year. Everything seems
to come our way. and Ne are stead
ny extending our Operations Of
nee 212 and sla Arcade building
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BUILDING At ST. LOUIS
FOR the CLAN SMITH
NOVEL PROJECT TO saiso ABOUT ssus,os sieossr
FAMILY

and the Fshnlffs Of tho 1prfuan
ted of not.
Lynn Smith says that a very small
contribution frsn each Of the Afnsft-
can members n the family will per-
nit II tho construction Of a nssntn-
cent baiiii -. In which the Smiths %
the republic with be able to ~~icosne
the smiths % many lands Who VIII
attend the fair.
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Music
NRrflWF.sT 4 COS

or MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART
blresfaf q aa1ale. ffHnossss q eRrfal
ftifxefsf fFaussfsf art Mis- Ma ~ st~Ihs
ere. ia iIesff4i rlaHsTa aslru 70 H1natss4fs
cainiaxas tree. " " ihsvn p-stssr-r
p Hslsdks
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TUNNEL FRANCHISE WILL
COME UP TOMORROW NIGHT

COUNCIL TERMINAL ORDINANCES
m SPECIAL sEssoN-pRorEsT FROM soarH SEATTLE
AGAINST ONE srReET VACATIONS WILL PaoUAstv %
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THREE MORE
DAYS

OF Startling vslssss In Esery,hi,a
Musical 81 o. o. John.sss Co.'S.
800 Second Ave. Prior 10 Taking
sseek
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FfAf4Tf,}s r7Sf,ils, n,srt iiifiss- jl..i hell
and DAY NHulsll. Call up Miss Suslth A
Goa Third aVenue. Msin iIiS Ind
lote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-29

aoRsE Harness and esavered De
livery Wagon. must he sold. l0i6
Harrison.
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roAs DkA AfA rIC ss-ltooL I'll. ossn -
ths fsit term espt 70. tha~s eans Eaag LAD
tns stadylns sloeufion. efHtofy O. ORA
matte art ~.ii b~asat themselves ~ bs-
atns.ins tlsans catalogue sspiatnins svefr-
hing hastlef frs~ 20 and 81 deiyaks
Elo4k.
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Entertainment to be given ny the
Carp.ntsrn' union Tuesday evening
ts postponed on account Installation
Of uffs.-sfa.
Is w. WILKINS Sec
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ffOrsE Tor rent aud furniture Tor
sale rs Sixth arruue south.
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Business Colleges
EkaT aassho.ls and tsaf ssr. Aeln. Has,
tess coiisss. nseosd and Pfka
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kue1tc. and essafassslsu hsass.s faarrssst
a stan. ueennd bssd sod. boasAs sn1
SID. isfas lee bgr. deuhta story rla<
lihed eo3 rtka stsesf. y. g. STAN. s--r
ss.i ssstiuassr. Tel Btseh 80.
o. q BIcFEHroH q 90, s-n...1 .as-
tisn~srs ifi1 FIRST sssans-
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HounE retalrtns ~ az ssssshs.. fssssser
SNAthrf str4pptus einffnG. ptsak sGians
szeies. etc. stt sasissr piloass- 3snsst
hsin nTo. ilssistsnfant. u te1f
yACkaoNs Hnnr~s- srf Tt.nsfsr Co We
- an tiats - feAmirs rafnitafs and
pasho snsstnss bAssasr ana treass trans.
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The Globe-republican., 1902-04-17
stammerinr Chndren.

Stammering is so much the in
crease in Germany that in the German
schools a special course of instruction
has been started for children SO af-
f1icted. In Berlin six specialists, en-
gagged by the Board of Education, de-
vote twelve hours a week to this work.
One and a half per cent of all the
school children in Germany stutter. AS
in nearly all cases the difficulty in
speaking arises from a peculiar nerv-
Gus condition and is not due to any
physical ma1formation, the specialists
are confident of being able to cure
nearly all the cases which they find.
The system of cure consists largely in
making the child speak slowly, in
teaching him how to properly use his
lips and tongue in forming words, and
in correcting his nervousness. That
stammering can be cured has been real
lied since the time that Demosthenes
walked by the SeaShore dec1aiming G
with a pebble in his mouth 1t is a
little singular that the Germans, who
have been supposed to be race rather
lacking in nervousness, should sudden
ly develop into a nation of Sufferers.
Perhaps the strenuous life into which
the Emperor has plunged the country
has been little too much for its nerv-
Gus system--New York Press