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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
PORTLAND'S
BIG BLOWOUT

Portland believes In the maxim
that the early bird catches the worm
Already rmismriea are issuing from
that moss Eruwu suburb pta,laiminH
Geo tho world nt large that the ST.
Louis fair wlu not be a marker 20
the ErHud display Portland VIII have
l three years from now when the
lewis and clark centennial viii be-
celebrated Two ~ these umbanHn
dors are NOW stopping az the Srsttie
hotel They are George a Durham
and a. a Mhitcmorr They have "a
cute way of announcing their mis-.
.lun They register. as matter of
course. but Instead of giving their
home address they subst ribr on the
hotel reg .stef ln figures large enough
Co boz read hy a blind man. the year
tsob % catrhcH Everybody that
reads 81 Asks why 1892 Aud an day
long the clerk bushes himself telling
that that b. the year when Portland
Will be IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
tn THE BLEAK SHORES
OF SIBERIA FOR TRADE
The Manuense Takes on New Llfe0her Important News
on Shore and Sea

cargo. she viii load 1000 tous -
% heat here preparatory 60 sailing
for the United Kingdom
The b4E ship Roanoke. with her
half million dollar cargo. sailed
Tor NsW York
The aehoon~r Nolane. recently
chartered BY l. ~. Graz \ Co. VIII
satt fnr candle Greek MAY -. carry
ing pnMm~nE gers and freight
The British steamer rAiihnrHR.
"a tons shieh recently arrived at
San Ffanetseo FROM Calcutta with a
cargo - guss. has been chartered 90
load lumber AZ Seattle Tor hneh"s
Ayros. she ID expected here early
nest week
Ths steamer Eiihu Thomson ar
rived from the north late yesterday
afternoon She brought down i've
pass.uKvrs The Thomson viii nos
- placed on the Sour run. sailing
from here about May ..
The schooner Alice, from fan
Francisco. To in the bay She Il
owned ~ calhoun. DennY a Ewing
and usay be placed on the Nome run.
The steamer city ~ Topeka. - the
Pacific coast line. sailed for Lynn
canal last night with p psnsrnEsrH.
Including 10 ChinkA taken aboard at
Tacoma.
The steamer Iya Maru. ~ the Nip
pon Yus.u kAisha line. sailed at
daybresk thi# muFnlng for the
orient wtih her usual cargo Of cot
ton. flour. machinery. etc. The
steamer aien carried about 70 pas
scnEers, chiefly orisutals
Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
A TOUR OF
THE SLUMS
Anti Gambling Crusaders
Gather Evidence In the
Tenderloin

A summing tour was made b
several members 81 the antl-Eam-
bling Organization last night. All the
party went iucnws Hnt whether III.
, A.. Th0mA. the leader 81 the
movement was among their number
On matter on which uo one is IS H.
ing 90 BE- quoted o. la said. hou
ever, that he was not and that the
four young men " he Signed the uff d.
dsvit recently served by Or Thums
on Chief sullivan and Prosecuting
Attorney t.ulton. we're the only mem-
beers ~ a.. party.
slot machines were the prImllpa
object ~ the partya attention. The
devices were played ia various Ha
looms above and below Yealer way.
evidently for the purpose of obtain
ing evidence.
Exc@pt for the story - tho siuu-
INK tour. there r. no new gossip in
the gambling World today Tex Hiek b.
ard VIII not open che Western club
again tonight az predicted. He Kill
await his trial today before opening
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
WESTLAKE BOULEVARD WON'T
DISTURB ANYONE FOR A WHILE
May Be Two Years Before Actual Work VIII Begin or
the Beautiful Improvement

his estimates % cost surveys OF
the route have been made and the
draughtsuwu Nv the engineers Of
fce are busy with the specific plans
which win soon De- furnished. The
actual work % advertising Tor bids
has not been ordered Protests
have been flied against the Improve
mwnt. and these viii probably soon
take the form % iniunctipns TIE
work ~ condemning the property
through which the street will run
Will be taken up by the corporation
counsel as soon AZ possible.
In the meantime no Artual work
viii BE- begun until the v hole title
20 the street Is clear. The property
taken tn il in some places quite val
liable and VIII entail long and rx-
pensivs condemnation suits before
the city ls given the property a.
what u considered "A fair price. IL
y believed that NJ least two years
win lapse before the actual work
may BE- begun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06

formerly q prominent member OF the
Tacoma bar auI once served 900 pros
rrutiur attorney ~ tirrrr county
a. j. Fnllnor ~ olympia. iH Thurs.
ton countyh candidate fuf sent in
congress. 40 Dol o. well known young
luN scr.
Thr recent additions 200 EcatflrH
thriving grove NJ congregational tim
bor nfr John No. EnMNplN ,hulIman
OF thp Republican state central com
mItttr. aud deputy state commits
Alourr. Judge Milo -. Root. o. we'll
known FrHiiie lawyer Judge y. A.
Bhilinrcf. One 81 the leading lurinfH
Of the state Herman W. Hrntru 10
lawyer whu hha long been prominent
in Republican politics and has high
reputation uH uu oraiof. ana ~. g.
Allison. president of the Young
MruH Republican club. who iH being
urged 10 enter the race hy that on
Kanizutian ilr ALSO iH a lawyer
All these candidates Wlih th" cN-
coptiuu of MI HDhivrly. are receptive
uud not actively seeking The office.
iiut that amy ono NJ them would Tee
fuse the nomination ~ rendered him
ia not probable Mf Sohively hes
formally announced hlH candidacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
BEEF
TRUST

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. May c.
Attorney General Grove began his
investigation ~ the alleged beef
trust before the state supreme court
today The investigation iH 70 as
certain whether there Is any ground
for the charges that beef trust
exists IN this state.
one attorney was present 20 rep
resent All of the packers. when the
proceedings began One ~ the first
witnesses was J r. Suitter. Il cooler
man for the Swifta 60. In the -.
Joseph. No. plant lie gave dam
aging testimony against the pack
ors and testified that Rhen he was a
retail butcher h. received rebates
from SiTifta. Also that prices %
meats were fixed ~ packing house
managers AZ "a nesting held q week
in advance. and that when any ~ the
packers held deteriornted meat.
meeting Of managers was held and
concession made for the one holding
the meat to get rid Of II at any price
obtatnable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
he STEALS
HIS CHILD
Pathetic Case Wherein the
Mother Is the Sufferer

~,sr, seems 81 have been Rrrat
..s,prness 81 tne nrreac family.
.s.essax to complaint filed In the
.apersoF court some tiu'e sgo oy Mrs
rs,rs.n Bsre4c against bier husband
Asward.
re innecent hone ~ contention
y-g,s 10 BE- iuus nobbie Browse.
,,,lr s.year old SON. Mrs Erceue al.
ssss that Edward has bcgn very
pekIaa IL her. beating her severely
20 Al ore time attcnlpiiug 90 chok
- They agreed Ca separate. and
- eame 60 Seattle. hringlng with
- the little boy.
- LIVED at the Bellevue hotei and
mtls Robbie who was accustomed
n a free-nut -ioor life ANA "a grVat
x yarA q play ie grew thin aud
- and finally became very nl. The
snxiaas mother. acting On the advice
y her toctor sent him across the
Nv 70 hoaFG az Bellevue with
rasfrastef Ivy. where she little tn
vaHa would get an unlimited supply
4 fresh air.
rhe father, however, though never
Asyinx pretended a. be fond 90 the
rsgd. traced him and his mother 70
s.attle. procured the services ~ the
elective ami traced the little fellow
y his new home
Last Tuesday night Postmaster
tv's little daughter took the child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06

Tn. steamer Manusnse emerged
from Mnfana ,his morning looking
az rhipprr gH an emperor yacht.
Win her new American registry and
her sides gay with paint ihs old
Manueuar is nt CO. poke her nose INTO
any dock on earth. This steamer
has had an rv~utful career and 70
Looks uaw as N her romance NaH
but just beginning lt tH Wp"tT'i
that the %urthw Western CONNER tAi
Dompany has chartered her and thnt
the barren and iuhuHpifaulr ah"fr.
% Northern siberia are her goal
The steamer personally. " course.
has up choice So the matter nud SIN
rly turns hrf prov 20 any port That
her master Wishes. bat There's no
gainaa yiuk that hvr ysars - service
tu British columbia waters haf r
given her a decided English lat. The
MRuueuae has carried many thou
SANDS ~ tons % guuCsntr AtNA ln her
day and Wtil feel bit surprised
W. hen she receives her present cargo
n her hold. on this esrntfui voyage
she Nurs north 90 siberia iu the
wake - the schooner LAZY 4. Nhich
10 chartered by the same owners and
sailed some days sgo Her shippers
have not fully drt idHd on the CaFNo,
but they expect 20 send north sur
flclrnt tfinkrta O. clean out the In
dams ~ the valuable furu in North
rrn siberia. There all be pearl cul-
lar buttons and bone collar buttons.
harfmunitAs that play flat and SONS
that play sharp. combs that kink ihs
hair ard rumOs that don't Then
there will b. needles and dArulng
needles. raudy toiured EhaWts. and
crinoiiuss for the lady Indians and
petrified meat honea for al. iuskies
u - likely that IN a steamer OF the
tonnage II the ManueuBe more
substantial cargo than that snum-
Grated will also be shipped north
The Manueusc - nnw taking On coal
at the bunkeru and viii probably
sail north IN about "a week.
Tho steamer John g. Klmbau Of
the Eri#a l.nc reached Seattle at
dawn from San Francisco. she
brought number ~ passengers
and n fun cargo - chandire The
weather was good. r. moderate nor
w~Ntrr blowing an the way M.
The steamer FarRiinu ~ the Alas
In Steamship line sails FOR tho north
AZ 10 .. M. tonight She viii carry
fun cargo. principally mining ma
chinsry Zoe Dawson and hlK steam
RtflFl NFf h"hAAhaAHNAs ftNf baAHH
aenEer list viii consist - 25 white
people aud 81 Cinnamon.
The a.. 1. Net~nus cutter Thets
from san Francisco arrived in the
hay this morning She o. now coat
ing at tho HoElyu bunkere, prepare
tory 10 sailing north.
The steamer Mineola from San
Francisco arrived in tho Sound last
night. The steamer VIII load "a
cargo Of railroad supplies at Bal
lard for che Guatemala Central rail-
rond 81 Mexico.
The steamer Bertha ~ the Alas
ka Commercial lire Is now overdue
here The Bertha ia expected 90 bring
down large quantity 0f Alaska
mail
The steamer Kinfhiu Mnru ~ the
Nippon Yusen Kaisha line. bound
from the Orient Tor Seattle. reached
Victoria last night. She viii arrive
here tomorrow forenoon sometime.
Tine steamer has congiderahl
freight 10 unload nt Vlcoria.
The British ship Pasco arrived In
the stream last night from Tacoma,
where she took on partial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
.DELUCED IN
HOT METAL
Terrible Death Over
takes Five Moulders

HARRISBURG. Pa. May s-Five
Austrian Iaborers we're burned 20
death IN the Pennsylvania Steel
Works Last night by the overturning
Of a ladie % molten metal. Three
others were probably fatally burned.
The ladle was on a swinging crane
and through some accident 10 the
machinery the trip operated prema
tureiy. literally flooding the men
with iiquid fire. The heat was 80
intense and the mass spread over the
floor with such rapidly that those
who would have rescued the burning
men we're compelled % retreat from
the fierce heat. All ~ those killed
we're the heads Of families
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
Ne SAW ALL
nut THREE
vsA Too Many Saloons,
hts Not Discouraged

n are charged with being
tnE sald city Attorney DeBrulsr
= -1frfus 10 a meek looking
rzrer In the docK Who gave the
.as e Olaf Naison. What do
w ,iead. guilty or rot guilty.
VEL II" began the prisoner.
= ~. the energetic attorney cut
b. a.
"a he is guilty all right. your
am1g. know him" said D~Bruier.
IA ofacsr testified that Nelson had
~ very drunk and little disos-
txlT.
Ia prisoner. however, was lucky
81 bad a chance TO explain.
y start In with" said he. 7 am
iuks aov Sunday I came to town
10 about 80. I started IN with q
rend Q see every saloon here. !
- ~ partner IN about the sixty 2
sghta joint and / guess he Is there
I should Judge that IN two
as ! visited ~ booze fountains
a arrest. I guess. was the result
~, your honor understand
aeis are three more saloons in
ilE town which I overlooked. and
YS1 VII let me go I promise 90
p out q this city az zoOu a. I see
zes, and find my partner. don I
Wal any more % Seattle"
ne prisoner was allowed % go.
n s probably making q tour -
ia1ona now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06

throughout the city great deal
4 Interest Is being taken IN the pro-
possi opening ~ what = known as
a. wextiake boulevard According
o. Plans already made out II - pro-
pesed 10 open a wide street from the
gofn3r ~ Fourth avenue and Pike
greet straight across bots 20 the
Mncsior ~ WeStiake avenue and
rsnry way II was At one time pro-
Tssd 70 run the road through go
E1rfh and linton or account ~ the
arAsinn u the Federal building site.
VT this has been Temporarily
as&rdnned
n street was first taiked % about
year ago and aifhoggh u was
rseght Up IN council and discussed
n many people have in the past
~ weeks wondered what has be-
snme % IL The ordinance provtd-
Ia for the establishment ~ the
Sxest has passed through the coun~
II and the city engineer has made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06

With her Go e. nciRhbors ou mn err
tand, The detective, VITO was watch
iug hts chance. r,lsvd the child. took
him Oh bits father ~ hu WAS sacrcted
in "a farm house nearby. aud that
tamc cold windy night the two men
roWod thN dcioatt ehNd across to
Seattle and early thc next morning
started with him toy Vancouver,
Upon finding that hrr little boy
was misSink Mys Nrveae was oNvf-
come With ericf but Immediately
notified her attorney. Colonel Ale
Dutcheon who succrefct ln finding
nltt What hast become OF Wttle Nabbir.
Mrs, Erfcao ia htghly respected
"mploNc ia Lilly s. BnEArius whole
sale shipping house iu thlH cttN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
Probably Ran Away

~ G. chase Of 425 Pontius avenue.
- reported the disappearauce Of his
- Vernon to the police. The young
'asFi rho ~ 10 years 81 age. left
- Yesterday morning and has not
seen since. The Tacoma and
sss'tis police are on the look out for
20. No reason IL assigned TO
= ilAappearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
Herbert Tappan Missing

The whereabouts II Herbert Tap
pan. . real estate man formerly cone
nrcted with the office 81 ". =. Car
tuthrra iu the Globe building rs
4til u mystery over two weeks aEa
Tarpan Disappeared and since that
Time no trace ~ him can br found.
His friends have made diliFrnt e.
forts to find him bat all attempts
hntr, rrupra frtitieHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06

PIANO NEWS
A Coed Story VIII Always Bear Re.
pssiiua. Ono Hundred and Twelve
lii2) Instruments Were Sold by
D. s. Johnston 4 Co. Last Menti,

Price. did q, ard are producing still
greater results for this month
New piane, ro~ only sf3i.o0,
sis2oo, $500 and sos 90 Tor The
regular $4,000. $500. s32s.0o and
$4,000 styles. Ns,s Organs s4T.oo,
$500 and $500. being but li,tis
more than hsf their actual value
Every ins,rur1snt fully warranted
by the Manufacturer and our
selves.
Such great bargains In fine pianos
and organs and on such easy terms
ara setting the people thinking
Everybody who r. contemplating the
purchase Of either. II doing their
best 60 buy now.
The past has been period ~ most
unusual offerings In the sale Of com
mobiles Of every nature. but never
before has the opportunity been pre-
sented a. now. nj our great clear
anCr, Improvement and surplus
stock sale. IN progress 81 500 Second
avenue. whereby private individuals
can purchase fine new standard
pianos fer less money than many
dealers ordinarily buy thsn for cash.
Among the higher grades we have
some 81 the most beautiful pianos
YOU ever saw, regular price t44a.
now f3as. others lt16 now $3.50. also
a number OF $3.50 styles now going
40 $3.50. the biggest values ever Of
fered here
Price reductions genuine. no mis-
re representation. easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
NOT CASE
or SUICIDE

An autopsy held this Afternoon in
the case Of George Thewlis. the aged
gardener who died suddenly yester-
day on Thirty-first avenue south, RE-
voaIed that death resulted from
heart disease. No traces Of atrych-
nine or other poison were found IN
Inc stomach and the heart was plain
lv In u diseased condition. Suicide
was suspected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
AUcIlos SALE Of Elousu, furniture

Tho contents Of "a seven-roon private
residence. H. q. Bickerton IN in
structed by the owner 90 sell on
Thurseday, May D. at o'clock sharp.
ON the premises. No. West Repub-
lican street. elegant brass mounted
beds. bureaus. Commodes, birdseye
maple chiffonier. springs, mattresses,
pillows. bedding fine mahogany
parIor suit. rockers. secretalre. center
tables. extension table. dining chairs
sidcboard, fine organ, hall tree, pic
lures. brussels net curtains. velvet,
Brussels carpets. rugs, steel range, IN
fact. everything belonging 20 a we'll
furnished house. Take North Seattle
car. get or at Log Cabin, T.. O.,
Blckerton. auctioneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
COLOR IS A
FINAL BAR

Los ANGELES. May G-The bust
ueea sessions OF the womens clubs
continued this morning aud the re-
organization and color question:
acre discussed. A civil service Fea-
sion WAS held this afternoon ana
several papers were read on the sub
lrct. Further legislation was passed
this afternoon permanently eNclud
ing coiorcd clubs from the fedora
lion. Massachusetts, made no pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
A Mininq Deal on Hand

~ u, liinds ana Sam Waller, gen
tcmcu identified with the mining
industries 81 Butte. Mont, are stop
ping an the Rainier. Grand. Their
visit Co Seattle is not su much for
a change Of altitude ana whiff
~ sea air as 70 ~ Ca conHummntr e
biz mining deal which has been
pending here Tor aunc time. AZ Is
usually The ,Hsc where millions are
nl stake. considerable secrecy is
maintained ua Co the details uf the
project rheso gentlemen hope Go
huNc the deal effected within very
Tow days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
U. s. Civil Service

Tho United States clyll service
commission announces that on June
examinations wiii be- held for the
following positions
Assistant engineer O.. a. peuiteu-
tlnry service. Hnlnry $500 per annum
HrnmatfeHH ln tho Indian service.
salary $3.50 per annum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
new BILL
BY TURNER
Wants to Abolish All
Circuit Courts

WASHINGTON u. e. May s.
senator Turner today introduced a
btu abolishinE au circUit courts
throug hout the United states. and
increasing the duties % district
courts with "a vicw 60 l-sseuing the
cost ~ contest Co litlgauts.
The hill also reorganises the Judi
ci.l circaits. making % Instead Of D.
the 18TH 20 comprise Washington,
oregon Idaho ANA Montana, with
terms for circuit 90 be held az Spo-
kane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
OTHER WAY

LONDON. May G.-Accordins 60
letters received here from Rome the
United states should demand an
nuoiory from Italy FOR the arrest of
fhe American officers IN Venice, In
atoad ~ thanking the King Of Italy
Tor his clemency IN pardoning the
Americana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
SENATOR AND CONGRESSMAN
is WHAT KING COUNTY WANTS
Harold Preston Strong favore for the Upper House
and Republicans Working Hard in Seattle

ing choice OF rpnlllatoH Tint r. ia
sim au open question Hhu the ruuu
IS convention VIII endorse for thc
nomination. ur whether unanimous
action hy the convention can be oh-
tanned
Many Candidates
A week CO.. H9 ago the slnr gave d
review Of the situation naming W.
g. Humphrey a. ~ Alhrrtauu hud
Fred b. Hur,h nH the leading ohr-
dldatcA fur the ucW scat ln the
house Of representatives given the
state OF Washing. ou by thc last
ruuHua. Tho situation ir riill prh'
tiraUy unchanged. though several
new candidates have since thnt time
entered The field.
Admitting that Congressman cush-
man uf Tacoma and .fnurs ~ North
Yakima win be- rrnumiuuteh nH
party leaders confidently expect
there lr every reason io btlirFr that
the thifd congressman VIII boz given
go KING county. provided only that "a
united delegation is sent Co the state
convention
Here = tho only rub. ifthe county
does not agree nn "a man there Do
treat danger. according Geo unbiased
party leaders that some other see
ton ~ the state wiii un away Win
the ranfr ~srman from under Seat.
ties very n9re.
ssattle's Rivals
The nurinweHt. a.. southwest ana
the sOnth ssst are all fivala OF Seat
I fie iu The congressional contest
Whatcofu. jefferson ThuTHtou. Lew
&c., Wallh Waun and snohominh coun-
: tloa are ga line FOR recognition hy
I thr state convention and with cam
diiHtra. too. Nhu are men ~ high
standing in their respective com
muni,isa ana we'll known tn the
voters ~ the state az large There
voters BY reason - the failure 90 the
last Legislature "a divide the state
into congressional districts. must
vote ON uil three nominees
Seattie Republicans who are most
oicssly H. touch wItn tnr situation
REGARD Whatcom rourtys candidate
as the muHt fnr1id able rival ~ any
Ling county man. g. W HnWeri.
or Whatrom one ~ tho most prom.
nent mstnbvru ~ The Wtatrnm cuua
~ bar. Dr. the AHpiraat Tor seat ln
the lower house gfoia The northwest
rrn part - ths state
Snuhumirh county s candidate il r
" Hruwnsli also lawyer Mr.
NroWneli resides IN Everett and haF
long been prominent figure there
40 attorney FOR the Everett Land
Company.
jefferson countys champion lu
the contest tH Charles p Coon. now
mayor nf Port Tow nsrnd and long
on" ~ the wheel horses ~ the Re-
publican party IN hts district
wallis waiIa's Mas
WAils Waiia IL grooming ". r
/ Duveil for the race. SIR. poveii f.
! we'll known even beyond the borders
- hts county a. lawyer and "a
I politician Although a young man.
Do has served mn city attorney for
Wailn WniiA and been active in the
party councils
Lewis county has the honor ~
having the only candidate for con-
I Erenr who Ia not a lawyer in a. W
Z Euinrr. who IL farmer ard lives
near Chehaiia Mr rolnerH CONVEX
Z sion. however. IL recent lie was
[
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-06
CHARGE is
SCATHINC
ardlnar Says Soldiers
Are Immoral

sAsHis0TON. y. G.. May g.
49,. .ae charges nave been made
80. sn1esrB and men ~ the army
-. .ayshas province IN the Philip
- ~ Civil Governor Gardiner
submitted 70 the senate
rsgihes committee today.
49,. aeeuss the soldiers u falling
srs-lp y 4 scouting and p8trOllng
p burning Villages. tOrtur-
trraYes ~ the water cure. loot
,essA striking natlven fof refus
y ssss on their hats 20 officers
n,isilnS native women.
are only o few Of tho charR-
y but are " me most grave
I.srs some places Gardiner lam
YAK NJ ZONES very Heatnluz. par
tars Y mat chafge wherein he
w.. We morals ~ the American
= ~, ss,fns portions 81 tho cGarq-
% published.