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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

nItcs And Meme, sse-Ios
UHUI schooner Martha W
tVntl Tut, now al AritnEiol
dock, leaves for TsAs.
and Nome from Arlington doSA
MAY IS. only boat 10 Teller alless
Lowest rates. Inquire on board 2. i
Grand Central Hotel office. re.
Richards & Johnson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
rs rinsr AyrNuE
ron s,Ir-cir, nrAL rAr.rr

srrss u nns vatsfrrHt si Earis Hsf
hoF nirr place ~ hans rsn
~ acres 20 nns hi4sr bottom lana miles
from riu ans tarsaia a. 80 ier
% e. are. s,g.. ,.r. .,..s., s-,... 40
frlH tF~ss p.ariur ~ arfss o' ans ser.
dsa ianf car - pat lH cultivation fuf
- i@f aerr $3.50 snap
10 scfez. o faufn sod haua- uru barn
- srfea risAfei iau ffHit tfrrs. afrat
qpanutY ~ piivs aud Timber Sieap 30
miles fnau city.
10 sHr~a o. arfss under fence. : foata
hsss- ana Tsaa eatnuliainEs me team
reW wagon urH sufiHa waral 3 .fIrH
t1n chickens. aH irnafrmrusb afr new
~it i@ solt az great harsatu.
itsaHrea IN Lake q uleu 80 feet - uatef.
front troon Ees3 houss au 10 fruit
tTarins tress. Anr place faf btsulr
ipn other farms iafge aHd small hausst
tnl ln's ah over me riiY s6i s4bufts
Gail and s#H 100 fng bargains
SHEPHERD 4 co.
80 Pacific biacA-
500 corner pattas 60 alley. NON .rraiienf
ueurr warft this urnHsrtY n1lg. 10 hisk
90 a1d SIS l0tatinn. 1rfy reasonable
Twsuiy third ans Alarflr
600 each Test Z intn sn pfoaamav a.
ai'aFf Price 0ui 90 20 iasH In ihls street
"uN four are remaining uns1il mas
u.ar'ui .lcv elosr 20 car line - cash
Asnn each two very me slightly ia,n On
t~th avenue. nrHr saritni iNu. sewer
faF Del PAID
sishib lore on Tw~lfih avenue. awnrr
SONG 90 leave city. nrlrrs property soid
make ~ an offer Tptifih avenue and
John street
HOUSES
sigpo- iius bargain n a.ronia cottage
practically nsu Doe 55nxi2p. sewer. cts
water cement WALKS AMI street grade an
ln ani Paid Twenty third ana tnion
$3.50 View Nrs u4a sfir.lefo 800, 80
taEe. Dot tnEttn TwrntY-nrat. near Mad.
isnn. best built cottage IN city.
Petit
New York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
NEAR uNiyERsiry

Best buy In brooklyn, on car line. corner
90 feet frontage. iu3 feet deep. ana ia
on alley. special price for few days only
fa50
90 acres, all improved. white River bot.
tom land. near new electric line build.
lnEa etc, on the y, =. road. only S2GOa
TWO lots corner on aOth and Bny 100
Iect from the cars. $3.50 takes both. nne
NELSON. MACPHERSON A Co.
42p New York block.
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ron saLE-raRus AND LANDS

VIRTUE
$40 ranch. e. arrsa - arffs zoe flrh Bot.
tafn lsHf ard - arrrH upland
aipn. ~ arfss. fart nHe taftam ianf bal.
anae sol HpiaHf o. arrrH cleared Gnl
tsarirE fr3ft tfess rnonf hausr. etc.
on "a 81
giuss- isaf snst.o e. atisy. All fsnref :
rs.1su haIt~. Earl~u go In fruit frrss.
sg.o rar g sruaii hs,iass iursfns so fef
Hlavth. a. fuu SAINT any h~firF rate n
tmtefrtf than This
ttan . foaus hause veil baut ca utoad-
way raf HnF.
o. a VIRTUE
q Halter ti8E. Main az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

tiohaEa fun AALE
Yoa Nti aluaFs nnd Gad fulpiY 81
heavy anf medium weights 81 tns taei
Taan stables fhnos Main 1850 az
Thirf hYvuue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
MIR wANTEo-MALE

WANTEp-iankcy engineer $50 % month
and board rigging singer. A. 90. u ID
men. 8. -. tie.makerH ~ usr fIr. talI
men, 500 houkteuderH $500 and So III
day fsliera ~ ~ auI 81 81 ana 81 u
buckerH, t275 and 300. camp tarE.
smith. 5000 and beard barksra 81 56.
rkid rond mon. ~ - fhinrie mill HIer.
slWl month -lrht hand Knee boiler.
~ 70. IIb1rNra ln city. ~ fa1 I'm.
piNymeut Agency basement 2u2 Orrl.
dental ave-, phone UNION a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

1T ALL AiBHT
RAINIER BEACH.
TIE EfeffIrad nnH most fNutrHifnf place
un Lake WaahinEfun " whiCh ta nWm q
hafur. gill n.afw thaH fnutIs tn Fa4aS
THE s5rsiriH lire posses faiir aeaf -
fare Hil nirs huner. deep iNfr. aNeras
sisaaf ta hrfr. 20 frrt ffuafhEs hiHh
ans Heaifhfui. prices So. 500 ard 80.
snff o. - anwn ana p 90 prr mHnfh
X Htuffetanf aau~t 2 tia~iua tiscA.
- 81 Rainier Reach
$3.50 aefea uhlmpfuYed
$3.50 acres ready Tot the ploF. both
o. NuunydHls
$500 Wo arr~n. 80 ceres bottom land
90 cleared. acres brhrluE orchard
Good $ RON house. barn and rhicken
house ZINE stream ~ water guad
Nrii ttaf cash. balance 90 time on
railroad near seattle
NTETTFNgHi,N a ARNTi1..
IS UaxWeH Ulatk Established 1855
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nAaIt nI.nI.riIt.

,ulOAoo cAhli hEeif1li Fuf ~ kinds
~ business. high grade totai ad4inE th'
best advertisement costs tlu lanhi. hnlf
runua. no Fifst ave. south. Opposite
Northern hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

HELr wANrED-FEMAL
QUEEN CITY EApiHfMEHT BUREAU.
Main lGu iiZt rhifd axenur Cook g
wHu. sHf man ard wife eaaks fruus~Ii.
afriF. nnffresH ana rhafahefrrald. 80
found wnitrHsreH hQret aHula ftaes.
fare psif. H9HHehreuar can take rhId
ruree rlrl flH. lads CaurusH~rs - ~
SCR "a boarding Hnass coax So. iauf.
dft Aflu. 4 uaiffsHHes 81 e. 80 l0 fam
iy cooks. fnu haHar girls
WANTED Girls ana women f9r general
haaaeH0fk
MONARCH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
1913 ist ave John asit
WANTEp-Giria and women far general
h1usewurk Monarch f.r4fintfssflf
Ascrry 1913 Firrt ave-. IHhn gsif
WANT EDIT borogEhlY experienced anles.
woman fur saturday ans Mnnlav only
Apply manager The fssu Marchf
WANT Ep-ThoruuHhi experienced sales.
unutn. ArplY manager Tho Hau
EMPLOYMENT WANTED-NALE
JAPAN E6E-AMERtCAN Employment 81.
hce can furnish All kinds 81 Japnness o..
bnr fcr contrieg work boys Tor house.
work DAY work prompt service. room
Great northern hotel - and Jackson.
Phone Main li7g. T. q. box - seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

HANE NoCH MoNLY
In buying Ladies' Gents Watches ana
ltwelN i1dGefh Hfuthafe tHT Knives
ara fufkH ana Teaspoons. Eastern uflc.
rn. tit9 Fire ana spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

UPRIGHT Dunlap sawyer. i7r bolt. uki4
fnnhfnNN. sfltN. lathe rnHnhInfaf a. gr
sflckermar. 500. knot sawger ~ ii
irrNn' mana machine sawyer. TO- Knor
holtcr 4c z r1rF'tH FOR 10000 400.
wood cutters and bolt ruffrrs I'd no q
He. fl1n mem N p. fren pasa. brace on.
iHnef. 20 box factory and ulI Hrrtr
go 80 goo goo DJ uul board MrNIrb.i y
Hawkins, llb West Main co. John si
WANTED Thoroughly experienced aaI.s.
mao AMY Hi once TO manager tn.
WANTED Thoroughly experienced coles.
man for Saturday aUI MlrlaF 0nI.
Apply manager The Don Ma.oitc.
GARDENEH who can milk. want s.tuntlon
Ad1reHH o T..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WANTED To carly dynamite IN TTra
700" 90 huF port uu flnafHu coast. r.s
schooner aaliiua about Mas 20 Ait,..
g. g.. caru Star.
FiNANCIAI
TACOMA. .--.-~-~,,,,,,.,,
FRED. II. MERRITT. """"
Financial Agent 0" DIX
COLLATERAL BANK ugart, = -
money loaned on any good coilata,ai
100 cherry "'
20 LOAN Private money at - -.
interest. Dumu7 & Oanar 100 49,,
way. Rooms 3. and r wv '''''
WARRANTS bought ana .oi1 49,
Esholman. Mutual Life bld.
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u .IuL-- L-..I La I'll Min 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

uENTLEMEN'H ruUpEEs
Thousands ~ men wearing them Made
perfect IN every detail San Frnurir
tu Hair store, itui first Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

TuWNtrUUE HALt.-taA fuHma ~ second
hand furniture frum tha we'll known A..
lautiu lodging house, bought by the Itri
Front Furniture co now fof sale nt our
store. he second ave south very eheap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09
roR sAIE-nALIAHD REAL
1 : A u

woUkiNo mon with small capital. 80
Lloyd, hftscon lloyd about bulidins
your homes ~ Hinfhlsy hinah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-09

BEST methods ana tohchers Acme Business
college Second ana Pike.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18

tii6tigeren gefe6lsbaber fir infer
europdii9es @ef9puDer finOen t0n@
men, als bieien @rOpninibtelo, Der
fi9 6isber nur als 8rie6er unO Sn@
trigunt einen g9amen gema4t bat.
Na6e8u u9t Su6rbunoerte itano Der
am leBten Montag 8ormittag etngez
~ftiirste alte 8lodentburm Der ct.
Marfustir9e in 8enebig, mdn4em
Sturme Bot er SroB, ebe er feline
Sriimmer Bel boGitGnOig ru6igem
Wetter plDBIi9 unO fait o9ne teoe
p~or6erge6enDe @arnung ii6er Die
gta3ettu 3erftreute, Die 8elebrten,
pel9e bas @reigniB nit ben tir8z
li9en bulfaniI4en Qusbru4en in
perf9iebenen @rbtbeilen in 3uIam=
menbang bringen, 9aben pa6rf4einz
li9 re9t. l1nfere moOernen WDltenz
fraBer nit elmer fteinernen 9aut iiber
einem Stablgerippe tperOen ii4 faum
10 lange piber itanbsfd6ig erpeiien,
pie Der @ampanile pon 8eneOig.
9a8 M2ittelalter noqte fir Die @pigz
felt bauen, mir Gpigonen fOrOern in
alien 0ingen, audi in Der 8autunit,
fortnd6renb Elm anberes Bib.
&0nig 8iftpr Emanuel BON Sta
lien fat Dem G3aren einen 8eiu4 in
petersburg u~bgeitattet unb lit, a6gez
ieben BON ben ii6rigen, inn bort 81
She'll getpDrbenen Gomplimenten,
gum SberIten zines littbauif9en 9raz
gOner : 8egiments ernannt porben.
Die Barrier 8outebarbz9refe bemii6t
fi4 angelegentli6, bieies GreigniB i'm
Sinne Der frun50iiI6 : ruIiii4en QIz
lian3 aus3ui4la6ten, unb ie plau>
bert babel nit ent3iidenOer Sffen6erz
3igfeit lire @iini4e aus, bic auf Die
Subftituirung zines rufIii4 fran30z
iii4zitalienii4en 9reibunbs fir Die
beuti4 : 0itreiatf4 : italienif9e Sri
pelauiun3 6inous luufen, Bis iid
a6er Oiefer fromme @unI8 erfiiQt,
ptro mod man4er SrOpfen @uTer
bic Seine 6inQ6 flieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
Queen &nne's GiIenbahnzGu.

6abrpluu lett btm 26. Mai 1902.
SnmpFsr ptrldbt ben Bier gr. 10 an 2iabtsStraSs
tdgIib (Samfta9s uu0 SoHHtags uus9ruommsu)
UNI Z ubr 9Ormittlss uuo 3d5 Rabm.tta3s;
6amtags UNI ubr 9ormitta9s uHo , ubr Rlas
mittaes nab 3sut=Sslauo, Guesn5tolou, Geutrts
bile, Genes, RebObOtb uno 3lpiibeHtatio'
ueR.
guialuB an bi, sd. & G6ti. Giitnbaban nab
Cation. EIiorO uHO 9DiibtHfutioHtn.
Sonnta9s I'M SIS 9ormjtt19s nab u tbObot6,
GutengtoDn, Gtnttrpil: uuO 9uHttln aui Rnt'
SsEanO, uH0 3.l5 Glbmitplos HUr nap Rents
SstaHb.
Era6tsn perS.n an BO5sutagsn bis 6 ubr gbsHOs
e~ntgsgsn e,n0mmSu.
6tlepbOn: 6. so. South 5l6; Orb. Sen. 81.
8. 80. 9rsSsL @sHsrals9ei5ditsflbrsr.
fRdi27l3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
Gtn rubmretdber Stertrr

Gm 9ierteu Sui tpiro ieoer sbte 9ntriot Die
Inter 3ei6nung Ter llnubbdngigtsits GrtIaruu0 Sct=
tens Der rROIOrifen" imetern, unO ObpObl ~OerRampf,
pel6sr fOl0te, ~totiplelio uIO OerOerbli@ mar, rs=
i~ult1rte cr bod in Dcreu i6IieBli9er 9cireiuug DON
Dem Sod enolii9sr &ue6ti6uft. Gin unOerer iebr
tui6tioer SAG in Dem 2cbcn eines 9cOen, ipelica
aber Ocrer, pel3s an Maocui6pd6e oOsr sStorun=
Gen leioen, miro Der iein, at lpel5em fe ib cnt=
ialieben, alte @etbOOcn bs @criu65, @iiIie 3u
crlauoeu, aufjagcbtn unO NIT Dem Gtbrau6 icHer
b~eriibuten 6amilien=ar3nei Oes 20. Sa5rbunOcrt5,
@oitetter'g Magcubitter5, SIT beginner. Gs iuirO
irgeno SemanO beilen, Der an SD5pepFe, 9erOau=
unggtt0ruug, guiitOben, @ertOpiuug, Saleuer0ii=
tung OOer e6laflof9teit lciOet. 9ro6irt cs btuts
uno ieio i~5cy3eu0t. llniers QriDut=S ttmpelmarte
lit an Qalie Er fflaiNe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
Murplonb g. GennlBIUania Gtiens
babnsGO.

Hprtb.aptnut' HHoDat s5tdtton:
NrlaFtn an 8O3tHtGgsE mag YoFt, VA UNI I9V
mora.ns uno $50 Ra4m!ttags.
n.-t,Esn an Wo5sutGqen nab Sslta, ga, UNI
40 DRoraen, $50 unD 40 Ra6mitta5s.
m.rIoEtn an @o6eutas,H nab 9slair, TlD., nm
$50. $50 uns l1.35 gormi;tags, $50 unD 45O
Qabmitt1ss unO 6.l5 abenOs.
grjaT.u an SonHtagsn nab Delta. pa, UNI $50
Worasns uao 400 1a5mittaas.
gerlafsn an SonntaGtH ud9 Stlair, gb., UNI
$50 UNI u.3 9ormittags, 400 9a9mttdss uaO
1000 g6tHos.
.. G. RsrrtA GearaIs@sisdftsfa6ur.
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Nene @n3eigen.
Mt. ct. Spicnhsz0nQen.
Sefanmtmaf lungeu.

Nepartement fur 0 fentIidle Sauteu,
sSepartemcnt: 9afensSebprne,
altimort, R0.
6orosruuss sAnes6ots fir 8tparaturen an ben
Hdoern Os 'Gigbootts p4nnapolisS pirOen bis II
1lhr 9ormittaes am q. s ul 1902 ~entaeatn ae=
nommsn. GorDtrunqs ~z2lngebote mIfen an ben
sgorD OF aiparos" a%Ortifrt uno an bsn StaDtzHs.
eiitrator, 9tatbbaus, geianDt psroeH, nit sinem
6eilitgeuDen 9btd in 60bs uou 800, iabl6ar an Den
Mnpor unO StaOtratb bon 8attimOr., Gas aebt
blsibt pOrbsbaltsH, irssnO ipel9e ODER oqs augebote
au DsrlDssriea. 98ssen Spe5ifttatiousn tusH0e man
f9 an oas SIrsau ber paien=Seboros.
%. 8. Button. 3oieH-Susenitur.
Getdtigt:
@enrp @iniams, e. %officio,
4rdFbeHt Der Gontratt=9e66roe.
(auli12.tA IL. 16. II. R l42L22
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
0nrnfiuc Silbcrsnhr.

Gg itarb am Is. auli 1902 Caroline Sjlb;r]ubH,
Bittluc ots ptritorbcutu Qbilipp Silbr}l5n,
gsboren am II. Stpttmbcr 1888. Die &tcrOjgunG
finOt 9 It &, Na6mjttag5 , llbr, aui Otr
Baltimore G~IutttrD" it0tt. &srlOanott uuO 6rcunoe
faO eiH8tlaOen. Q9S-200)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
Tnuuic Q(r.

Gs ftarb am II. Sui, ) ubr 9a8mittaqs, mad
lauqcm Rrautculaq,r, i'm 20. 2ebcusilbrt, yauult
2lr, Qcbortut Sail, @itttpe p25 pcritorb.ntu 6bll:
qejsigt. L9JJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18

mad annapolis, ut. Go0al Station, H.50, 1850
Uorm., Gdmotu=S%tatioR, 800, 9W VorHl''
l2I5. AIS, $40 yto0m.
Qbfabrt DON Gumosu=Station mad GrcOerid'
lbs, !9.47 gorm., ?9.15 9grm., !125, !A3O uHh
"5.35 Ra6m.
rad 8inbtfer, 1920 9orrt., $40, H.30Tabni.
Ra6mjttous.
W.r5 gorm., 1925, 4.30r IS IS gsa4m., $780,
"ll.3O Nbcnos.
Ra6 Guytis' @ao, !6.28 Rorosus.
0o6 Qurup, Mt. R~oDals5tatiOu, "2.56 EG9m.
ADMINISTRATION, 1910 Rabm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
EA Merchants & Miners
WeTfern Warb(anb Balm.

6@GfANAh 1RAb0 O@5"s
Tritt in Rrat a M q. sunni 1902.
8ags StrlaHsH 9jl,nsS tatiOu, ME tOlgt:
Sdgli3.
$50 RorQeug - Sduea3ug, 6uuptlinis, 6aoerss
toipn, q. & %. R0. uno benz Stotn, uusgss
rommen SoHntug, y. y. u. u. Gbambersburg,
WQrtingburq, Q1iH3ctsr uR0 4uuttsn an Der
.6beiapsate II. Bstsrn Subn.1
e.l5 gorm.-9eusWar GrpreB. (Rur 9eus9tor)
1856 gorm.-attOm. mad Gmorp=8rOOe.
9dqli6 uB0enommeH SOHHtag 8
7.25 @orm.-Qorf, 9. 4 8. SiD. uHO 6auptlinie
orlt3 BON GmorQsGrODe, Carlisle uHO y. & %.
8abu.
s.1I gorm-6auptItais, 6agtrstOpn, Sbippenss
buyq, Grsorid, Gmmitsbure uHo 81. & gG.
Rp., bis S6suauooab.
1912 8orm.-attom. mad union=9riogs, Qort Il.
GtttosburQ.
1870 Ru6m.-attom. nab GmorD=GroOe.
225 Qo6m.-qttom. nu5 GmOrpzGroDe.
3.22 4a6m-glue MountaiH GgpreB C9arlor'
Gar); fernsr Greoerif.
3.32 0aam.-GTp. mad Qort uuo 3. K g. Slo.
40l Qa6m.-Grp. mad 9unften oil Der paupfs
linis, 6aGerstOUH, 6rcOsrid, GmmttsbuF5 Hn0
SbippsHsburg.
500 go6m-Gyp. na8 @lpuocn. &ifom. IeHls't5
llniOnsgriOge.
5.25 Ra5m-gttom. nab &lstd.
els a6suDs-gtfoH. nab union=Srio9s.
Rur oHntGgs.
9.35 gorm.-QttOm. mad IHioHsSrioge uhO %u'
nuper.
2.35 Qa5m-QffOm. mad llniOH=griOgs.
422 Ra6m-Qttom. mad <ra.
giastz uno Gepdd=Ofiict, 10 GI7ou'U.L0
3uqe balteu an uHiOns, genna. zaUe' CN''O"
unO @ulbrOOt. Wort5s&ptRus) Stail0n; o. 81
g. g. GrisDOl0 D., v. - ~
q. D. Sooo, .. gt-
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Sphr ~. Hifcrt.

Gs ftarb am Is. Sui 1902 3obu 50. R;f,rt, &c.
licbter @dttc non &atbc@ine &;d:rt, i'm g.. 2ebcns
iabrt. Ole @:croi5un9 firbtt bcute, 6reita9
D;n Is. Stuff, ytabmtttaa5 3 llbr, pou ieiu:r ltBttr
Q9o6uung, Nr. Is, &ropn'5 game, aus auf ol
rg9tit1rn Cemetery" ita.t. 9trmonotc unO 6rcuno.
iaO r;Rgtlao,n, bsijupObneu. @;trOiguu8 pr.Oatim
$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
BOD GreeRzOdntpfersGo.
SalStuft.
Scr claiborne" Mus1ng.
Der anbsgriff aasr Standardization UNI 9rguti'
0ea elmer O0rntbmen 4d4ts6Gbrt.

Scr Sampler ,Gumbrtog.@ o.rldbt ben Bier 4,
2igbtfraBen : y9srite, tdJlib, a-usQeHommeu Sams
tags uHO SOrutaQs, nm 40 Aubmittugs. Sams
tags I'M 3 ubr Na5mittaQ2.
6abrprels zoe. I1enOma6Ltit soc.
(Sun.6, l&S5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
SprOtbcn German.

Gg itar6 an Is. 9uli 1902 Gorotbta 0,rmau in
ST. 4ebtngiubpt, Q8itttpe Ocs perito:bantn @,or0s 8
8erman. Die @cerOj9uug iiaOct btutt, 6rci
tag, ben Is. Suit, Na0mjttaqs / llbr, Don oa
No6uung ibyts Sbpj,gcrio5nts, @rn. gBiajan
GQS-ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18

2LIte Settnnaen &OrrtiponDemtsn),
] oc. pro Suusert, 1u babtn in Der Office sts -Dsnts
lbtH GorreiDSusenlCIs" .SGltiReEsS GtG gne SoaS
6fficss 2lnsnnAS
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The Princeton union., 1902-04-03
WILL VOTE THURSDAY.
Agreement Reached for the Disposal
of the OIeomarqarine Bill.

Agreement Reached for the Disposal
of the oIeomargarine Bill.
Washington, April 2.-An agreement
was reached by the senate to vote on
the pending oleomargarine bill before
adjournment Thursday.
The debate on the measure was con-
tinued throughout the days session.
Mr.. Heitfeld of Idaho opposed the bill
because he. believed that it proposed
to drive the oleomargarine industry
to the wall. He strongly advocated
the adoption of the substitute offered,
as he said that would eliminate the
possibility of fraud as certainly as the
pending measure would and would do
no injustice to anybody.
Mr.. Gallinger of New Hampshire
advocated the bill because it was a
protest against fraud and against an
industry (which depends for it's suc-
cess upon duplicity and dishonesty"
Mr.. Spooner of Wisconsin made an
extended legal and constitutional ar
gument in support of the measure. He
said such a tax as it imposed, in his
opinion, was in the interest of the
whole people. -.
4 Mr.. Bailey of Texas began an argu-
ment in opposition to the bill, but had
not: concluded when the senate ad-
journed.
The Princeton union., 1902-04-03
HAVE A RIGHT TO STRIKE,
New York. Supreme Court Decision
Regarding Labor Unions,


Albany, April 2.-The question of
whether or not members of a. labor
union have the right to decline to
work with nOn-union men and to order
a strike to have such right respected
was determined in the affirmative by
the court of appeals in decision
handed down in the case of the Ma
tlonal Protective Association of Steam
Filters and Helpers and Charles Nc
Queed. appellant, against James NJ.
Cummin and Patrick J. Duff, as treas
urer of the Enterprise association, i'm
pleded' with others.
The court is divided in it's decision.
the prevailing opinion being written
by Chief Justice Parker and concurred
in by Judges Gray, O'Brien and Caight.
It. is. dissented from by Judges Bart
lett, Martin and Vann. In the course
OF his opinion Judge Parker holds:
"A body Of men who, having organ
lied for purposes deemed beneficial
to themselves, have the right when
they feel it is detrimental to the inter-
ests of their organization to refuse to
work. Their reasons may seem made
quate to others, but if it seems to be
In their interests as members of an
organization to refuse longer to work
it is their legal right. to do so A la
Dor organization is endowed with pre-
cisely the same legal right as is an
Individual to threaten to do that which
it may lawfully do''