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wolf OF uncertain parentage and un-
discovered habits. had no cartridges
with which to shoot him and he re-
scnted any familiarity. remember
that having used threats, | resorted
to the con game. but that wolf was
wise boy; he paid no heed to my
efforts 10 maac friends. He howled
when not molett.d, as he evidently
had no purp use of swimming for it.
Neither had |. but a. our limits mar
rowed with every swirl OF tide tina;
does nothing else it soon became
question Of who would win AT this kind
of postponed game.
AWAY TO the south, high in the
heavens. ! could see line of lights
declining visibly. | took them for
stars. hut later concluded they were
the lights on Blnff street. Would We
sweep by the big city or would we hit
a sandbar. plenty OF which lurked near
by? II was question. ] made up my
mind l mus, get rid of that wolf. 40
! snenked around the kopje and hoist
ed my shotgun to smi,e him. Then
commenced the most lurid scrap ever
mixed with.
81 swung with the gun; he ducked
and clawed M in the ribs. rushed.
he side-stepped and swung for my
jaw, but ] went under. Then we
spared around that ice hill. He kept
it between me and harm until ail nj
once with ayowl he charged. He smo,e
me in the side and one leg went into
- fn.s Il L.. \ l.. L
could count ten. Then | closed in
had TO, for broke OF another chunk
with that rush-,nd handed him an
awful punch thought he was out.
but he came up before the count anc
ducked us j went for him.
"One must &C out this time or IL was
draw. for but eight feet of spnce was
left. ] didn't measure it excepting
with my eyes. but III swear to il.
led the left-l'd lost the gun--and Ii.
blocked. countering with his right.
went under and caught him an awful
uppercnt under the chin with my right.
lie liked it: absolutely liked il, for IL
never bothered him. lie crouched low
and led right and kft swift ms light.
ming. l gave ground and backed clear
on the ice AS /. hit that sandbar.
II struck GU. to swim for shore, al.
though didn't know where that wax.
] padded vigorously for awhile with
my feet high in the nir-'sternwheei.
ing we used 10 call IL a. boys-when
my fingers dug into sand. Say. never
felt anything which equaled that }
hauled myself in ging-rly and found
that for five minutes had been swim.
ming in six inches OF water. Then Al
headed for dryer land that wolf
took header over me as he started
for tall grass. ! swung and fell over
from the force OF my punch."-Chicage
Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-12-12

One OF the future musical nttrac-
tions will liz given by Garretson
and Ratio At the Opera House,
Friday night, December, 18th.
These gentlemen are musicians,
humorists aud unique entertainers.
Their music IL novel, their fun re-.
Rned, aud their program from first
To last IL high class aud varied.
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way. ] had slipped the rpoorings of my
raft. So while | was busy shooting
the COMPOUNDED thing was travelling
due north. which there meant out into
the current. There ! WINS out in the
middle OF the busiest river on the globe
with nothing but some rotten ice be-
tween me and an undcrtow warranted
TO pull under warship. oh. IL WAS
lovely. But ! was mp against Il, 10
there was no use GUESSING.
Just AT this poin, the river makes
. 'crossinr. That is the current hits
one bank a good wnllop and then butts
across to the other side in spite Of the
main body of water. This imparts 10
the whole tn ,in-ss a measley ups, renm
idea al certain spots. We go, into this
Whirlpool forgot 10 mention MIR.
Wolf, who was on that block will me
and then We backed away from side
TO side. as if We were dancing n
quadrille. ! saw the waterworkx a few
times, then didn't. Then it began
to get dark. Then Mr.. Wolf com
menced 10 sing his swan song and
wanted to 20 home right of.
'fou see. they have gray wolves out
there. Now, IL happened that n mem.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1903-12-12

Commencing Monday dec. I4ih.
the Library will be open for ex-
change OF books every afternoon
between 3 and 4 30 o'clock.
NJ. +. CoNANT.
Librarian.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-12-12
THE DISEASE OF LOVE.


lie had 10 slave all day.
When skies were dark or blue:
Though well he toil.d away
HIS work was never through
The raiment that he wore
Was patched and old and frayeth
The burdens that ho bore
He carried undismaysd.
And when tho darkness fell
He put his work aside,
And hurried home pell-men,
Glad faced aud esger-cyea-
He loved and hfavcly bore
The load be had 10 boar;
Contentmsrf fosud hts door
And boldly entered there.
Yet doctors wisely say
Loves Only a iiseasc-
Coed Lord. makr love. pray,
Contagious n you please
$. 4. Iliscr. IN Chicago Time.-Herald.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-12-12

l have a furnished 4 room cot
tsge for rent
G. A. PouNp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
FOR LIES
BAT Tile
GRADUATES Sio FAREWELL TO
STATE uslEnsirY

f..,mmsneesu~nt day az the state
university. yesterday. vas bfouGht
- a sarrrnsfal eiose BY tbs alumni
dinner. Al whleh soe graduates ANT
former sfudutfa Of the ootiese wnrs
guests yesterday aftcruooS and ~
ftss s,sutfnrnesnseet bali la the ssrn-
- =. ~. . ..s.s 4 !. 49, a.
fznsatrft a-i-f sssa -s-t-sls==
TAs fnliuulns graduates. Sbg 70.
celvra their diplomas earlier in tas
day. we're guests Of honos
College 81 tAbsrsi Arts tacilslosr
Of arts Margaret Bsattye. Meta
NeldorR ItraksF. James EAsasf li9tey,
Harry Iio~gnkes. Abigail k.atslle.
Drtntnaf. Jeanne Falcsuer Cath
n-aa. Minnie sarah Craexat. Alma
fl~laney Ava Esteiie notsou. VIII
liam EInahlrst IuckeFtnx John
ririaM. Roy EsrfuFd. ALFRED isschsrd
GisaA, Mary Hho1a 1resae. Howard
Arthur fgzn.zsa. SARAH isetle Hunt.
Thomas Albert koFstsd. H0nala
Esaxta Alexander hcfisaaid4 Elisa
i.~th Thomas AeGsesassl. Frank
Joseph Mok @own. iAlilan HAy Mil
Ter, Alfred clay Miiiican, Agnes MI
tslstaat. Jessie Aaslis Morgan. RIO
land Med otlxsr. June Rich fosns-
roy, Allds 0racs Pratt. Jonn
Rasysa Althrz Morgan shsidor.
Panrlitta &. Hsa5riutann-
coiexs Of Engineering --iisofsslorr
os science Charles wiiiiaEu Harris.
Minnie sarah Cruexsr. kiisabesh
Th0saA. Mcnonnsll. Aida Jfanr
Pratt. Sarah Caroline Ressss.
school Of Is2~-aac hrlers - ls~
John Oscar Adams Oliver Andersen.
Marshall Yinosnt Boldly. Frans
| sSsgiin4toa HtsbY. Morton Eifnrs
arsw~r. willard Eavingrton Hrtchsy.
James Herbert Douglas. King Dyke
man. Francis Matthew fgsn
CharLsa Ernest hcArer. Aisciair
Killer. Antan c. Narve-fsi. walter
scott Osborn. Adeiia MAY Parker.
waiter Ftsmfnins paul Edgar Allen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
cAdED COLLEGE PROFESSORS

Nabasau Mase> Social Of Paris who
this that Amcr
ense professors like eexed employees % the mionao
wha suaow the Institutions that give them employment
Mabnlsau sef eoiisse profess
s think freely questions within
their u Professor brought
the belief With nom ready -nsds
belle uItefsnee % H. the professor
said University ehiesge which l.
The heavily endowed university.
tinsbsink o. the
created hy rich
liberty freely
tsy faet what under circumstances
etcases he e
Frot Maheau tha Frace tar different Tor there
colsee
Ths hsnS Pity bat French professors have taken d
q
Il a
thinking please %
unless choosea
II rarely indeed the with
e tse OF nAns he pe.- sarss anybody with S Of
shoaEht us lob conclusive thns II the
quite that American college
then trouble VIA eas because Of
deemed nearly recorded borrower the
- -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
A THIRD PRESIDENTIAL TERN

supposed popular prejudice against third preSdeeh "
Cleveland boom
prejudice felt BY the pnhiS aEain"
third TAM
has been a
whom the public tt not weary Of IN two
Washington established What has been
a unWriteu law
The nomination ana
puhe record II Il 10 the point
less because Of thdsrm
president @ two terms ana
third Hsd 10 proved a. great In
battlefield there seems hte teea" :"
doubt the hasn prejudice easily aiselcd
held the convention the1sh 30
baiot wRcn only 10 a
precedent ny Washington had no erf'f'
deetnaiou Adams Who
Fat term jefferson Who
Of hts second
AZ hrselY ekssing the
o
exception OF
a Cleveland
other
president
pohie realty wm probably nsver
" party with Grant II not
al likely risk Il vth other
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o. wet our mustRehra
"Ii L. unlikely" aaid I. "that those
fRaeais know Rnythina about uiir com
inH I have seen no signs VI Hcnuta
aianE the rosa Ny ouh plan In that
~ should conceal saeHaiVes IN SONS
neishhariua wood. and then Whom thsf
op-n their Gates charge down upah
thsm and taks them hp HurpriHa
Tho Hart was ~ opinlen that THIS
was the lest that We could do. bat
when We came 20 talk Il over the ahH
bot mate us zoe that tlterr were difh'
euiurH "a tho way.
save On ths side ~ the town theirs
IL no pians within a miie % the ahbeY
wh1re yaa could shelter man or horse
saia he As 10 the townafeih they aff
not 10 b. trusted fear. nv aon that
your ssesIisnt plan would have little
chance # success IN the face ~ the
viKiiaat suafd witch thsae men h~ep
= see no other wafs answered
'1tuasafs ~ CunfiauA are no, ~ plea'
tifm that can affard To ran half .
squadron II them against a t0-fool val
with so Infantry behind e.
= am man ~ peace said the a..
bot. "yet ! may perhaps Fiye word
81 counsel know thee Villains and
their ways who rhaald 30 80 bsttsf
seeing that Z have STAYED Tor month
IN Tits lonely spot teattaE down II
weakness ~ heart ~ the abbey which
vas nv axnf will tell you nov what
should myself DO u wrFe m ysn'
place /"
pray tell 30. ssthef" Ne cried. both
you must know that bodies ~ Dc
sertsfa both French and Enaiish' afs
continually cofnlnE IN % th~in. carry
tnH their Wsh p0ns with them Nov
whai T. n prevent ysa mid yonf iasi
from pfet.nhinH 10 b. such r. hnaf.
ara - making your nai into 'h' 10
bsyf'
waa aniasod AZ ths simplicity % ne
thing naa 1 embraced the aped ahisst
Ths Hart however had some aplee
tianH - offer
,-rhst j. al very welt said he. hut
n thass saiiass sfs as aharp a. ~
say u IL net very HheiY tsei thTf sfs
ssins % ist a hundfed arnea rtf@Hs
~. lata their erih From Az have
heard If Nc NofHan, or Marshal ssat'
sri.ltr. 81 whatever the faisrala nstn
t.. 1 siva him credit faf fnefs sTfss
than that -
Wei Fhen { cried. let us HEta :
IN ana ist them a. dafhrrak fhrar
stssn the gates 20 the other = "h' VI
b. waiting outside
We discussed tas question AZ Tfsa'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11

tcontlnnad From Yesterday
For mercys sake spare me" be
/ yelled. My house has been suited hy
ths French and harficd BY the F,naiisi'
aud my feet have been burned BY the
hfisHnda swear by the Virgin that
have neither money nor feed In mr.
tan. and the seed f'ather Abssatt who
4. starving npon nay doorstep, Will be
Wttnea. 60 u"
Indeed. sif. said the capuehin in
excellent Preach what this worthy
man says Il VERY true tie - one % the
many xlctias 70 these cruel uafa al
Though hia loss IL but feAthetWeiNhi
compared % milne let him SO. be
Aaaad. ~ kiukiisa. Is the trauFes Ne
Il too wusk 70 III. even Il he desired
80"
In ne ilsht u the lantern I saw that
this mank Was a magnificent man
/ dark and bearded. With the eyrs ~ a
ka~k ava 81 tall that his Govt came
up 10 RAtaplan's ears. Tie upFe the
/ iaak OF one Who had been through
much .affsrins bat be carried him
/ self like = ktns ard 80 could form
aasns aplnien % his isafhias Sass Ss
"a d heard hin talk our o~n Language
- ftusntiy a. II be we're tafn % y
/ ss1au have nathing n feat. said
q che tfentbiina tnfFse@tssf. A. a. YOU
| faahrr. yoa are. 4 am not mistaken.
the wee, mn who eAn ssve - Ire ihfHr-
aaatiga witch - require"
| Ali that I have - AZ feHH service
nay son nut be added Ntth a wan
snitie. uy tssnten fare i always
| sssiiss has tsaeaxsf. ard this Ysar y has
/ been such that I mast ask faa Tot a
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Iensth and with much foresight ana
discretion. n Il had been haasena and
Wellington instead OF twp fauns ofn-
GERS " llaht cavalry. We could not
hava weighed u MI with mos iudG-
ment a last ws agreed. the hart ana
+. that one u uH should - With ~
men. undpf pfefanas ~ beiffr desert
eFa ard that IN the early metnlnH he
should gain command sf the gate and
admit the others The shiiHt. u u true.
was allli Of opinion that u WAs dan
Ferous 90 divide our forces biii finding
that We were both - one mind Ne
shrusHod bis shoulders and save ".
There IL aHiY one thing that ] would
ask A" said he n you Lay hands upon
this Mnfahai Mtllofleurs this dos ~ a
brisand what will YOU DO with him
Hang him answered
IT n too easy n death" cried ~"
eapufhtn. with q yindiotive glow IN ne
dark eyes. Had ! my way with him -
bat Oh. what thoughta are these tof
servant 1T God % uttrfft lie eisppr q
his hands t. his forehead like one who
il half dnmsutad ~ his Troubles, ana
rushed out uf the room
Thofe WAS an important point We
had attn 10 settle. ana that was wnr'h-
81 tHn IfeaH OF W. AaHAHsH -
should have the honor - entefius ne
abbey first NJ fsith. Il was askinK
great deal u ntisnne Gerard that Ne
shatia give place % anF man AZ such
a time But the poor Bart pleaded -
hara urging the fo~ akif missiles whieh
he had seen against my four ana Sow
ehty engagements. that at last ! CON
seut,J that he should so We had just
eiaHpnd hands over the matter When
there broka out such sh1atlhS 900
eursins aud yellins from the from OF
inn that We rushed out with our Drawn
snhrrs tn our hands. convinced NAV
the hriFanda were upon ~
You may imagine our feelings wien
bF The light ~ ths lantern which huhs
from the porch. W saw a score 81 pnt
human. and Dragons All mixed w mle
wild heap red coats and blue helmets
and BUSHES. ppmeliinE each "'hef 70
their hearts e1ntent We nhhE our
selves upau them impioftnH. ureaifn
ing tussina ~ a lace collar. er ~
spurred heel until al last va had
| dragged them all apart There ihey
staod flushed and hieadiHa. Elafins AZ
each other aud az painting together
IKE q line Of troop horses after 70
mil. chase II vas only with our drawn
swords that Ne could keep them from
each others threats The poor capn-
ehss stood Ia tho porch ~ith his lDns
bfown habit. xrinTng his hands aha
calling upon all the saints faf mercy
fcsntlnusd.1
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crust of bread u am 10 have the
strength 90 answer your questions
We hore two days rationa ta cur
haVerrseha no that We soon had the
little he asked for. II was dreadful 60
ssc the woifish way Ia whictihe Hssaed
the plsce % drtrd seats flesh with I
was able TO offer him. ~
Time pFaasra. and We must come 10
the point said I. I'VE want your al.
vice as 20 the weah points "a yakdef
abbey. and coneernius the habits "
the rssoais who iufeat a.
Hn cfissi aut som sthinE which took
to be Latin. with hts hhndH aiasped
ard his eyes uptsrned The pfk Yet
~ the iust availeth mueh." psis he.
aud yet 1 had not dared 60 bore that
mine would have been - speedily hna-
Sefea In me Yaa sas tho unlertahats
sthaY ~ Aimeisai. who has hesu fast
ota ~ this rabhts u thret nueles.
with their h~rctieal leader o. % think
~ What { have ioHtf" Hts vniee hfnks
ana tha tears hung ap hia laHhea
cheer ~, air eaid The Dart ffH
lay las nine 10 four that wc hass Yau
back again 10 Tomorrow night
II r. not ~ ny own welfare that !
think said he. nor even ~ that ~
my poar. scattered flock. bot II II -
the holy relies which afc left Ia ths
ssrrslinisus hands ~ these robbers
Its even betting whether they
Waula ever bother their heads ahout
them" said the hart nut show ne
the Nay inside the gates and We . soon
clear the place oat Tor you
IN few short words the good abbott
gave a. the eerY points which Ne
~ishsd o. know hut AL that he said
unlf made cur task tic more formal
ahie The Vaiis ~ tbs abbey we're ~
fcss/hish TIE loser Windows Wsrs
barfiead@5. aad the whole buildins
toap. holsf for musk~sfy firr rhs sans
preserved military diaripitne and their
aentsiea wvfu fao numerous fuF ~ g.
hope % take thsm by suFpfiss. u vas
uloFe than ever evident that = hattal.
Ton Il sfeuadisrs and couple -
bfraahins bisoss ~sFs shz; w=s need
ed raised mY eFubro~a and the
hart began u whistle,
We must hAva shot ~ a. esns
whaI may said he
The men had aireasiY ainsnc0ntea Anh
havtl4s watsfei their hara~- were eat
ins their sappers Taf NJ own part
vent tnto TIE sittihE roam Of the inn
with the At,tot ard the nsft, that ne
mliffst tails airoet our ptaEa
had a Mftis ea9nAe n my nauve vie
and I aiViaea % stnaas 10 ias' enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-11
WAS ROBERT FAM

The employr Of the Kent Lumber
rnf,1nanv shn was Killed AZ Barnes
ian. Yesterday. was Robert Fair. IL
vas the fireman o. aoakey engine
thsrs. ana was riding on laEsihH
train near the oanfp he ianpsd
from the moving train. Slipped. EEL
an aes th@ wheels Of the engine ana
Wa almost instantly Killed The
body Wiii be hnoasht 90 Seattle
Fair vas affsast stranger ~ the
camp. where he had bisan employed
httt : fe~ weeks Nothing further
Il known 81 him
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tshllbrtck. Marceilus FindicY Porter,
ThafnAa piummes Hsvsiie william
Hagas Reselie, John Hugh sheFft.
Charles Ferdinand eiKrint, ffs1 or
ton snyder. " iiertran Hldls.
George R0sM Tenant John Roy
wAlihsW. Ssthauiri T. Ward. Man
Melton wArdalL Itaymnr Marshall
Wafaau. Waiter Hughes watkins
Ralph Glare Waite.
School % Pharmacy Graduates N
pharmacy DeAtit y, Ellis. Alsx-
ant~r Fowler. tanlsw Thomas urau-
haFF
ee9tiftcates In pharmacy Eecii
nasi Coz. Charles Roland HoFHsr.
nt4Fnl a. fah4nnsson. VIII hanofH
claude Hermann AeFaddeu.
Graduate aahaei Masters Of arts
Frank NJ Casisust. Il. Mas tlaFtstt.
IuHa Emily Kennedy. Thomas War
peF Isaush. Clyde HArfett ktmuaanh
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IN THE SHADOW
or THE OALLOWS

=. = "a 80 = ~ - - ~, .,-.s.A
Unless dioV Durbin intervenss. the
execution - ora Cona nhaver, sho
ms h@ea under sentence ~ d.afs
FOR aaafiY a year. viii take piHT~ n
the asste prison hefs tomorrow.
Cppsuhayrr. who Il seafc-iy more
than ef legal aEs. vas re-idfnf 81
Indianapolis. and his crime was sha
murder % his young wife, Sept. !
last
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THE MARKETS

The first sseea corn t. reach ths
lScaI market this summeg arrived
fsst u1sht from California and Was
piaee5 on sale for : cents PEI tozsh.
The EARS we're OF rather poor quality.
HtA1kherrieA rAspbsrrie@ and Ksu-
Eanksrrfes freu California usrs
nuch In evidence on Western av-
fnae this morning. selling at 81 and
r& per crate. stFawb~rries ar.
Quoted according 70 quality.
wHoLEsALk PRICES
.,Ts~s. srss-. a.. :. asy e.y.r.is ss.<-
I'll. rssss- q ss.@aa rsruh.-s. sssrss.
Pre~ssisas
rr~.h Ms.t-co~ es~f. So 80 a.
ssszr s~~f. - ~ y. ssstion. 80 pzr ~.
$50. is.se 90 - ss-i sefos p.v n.
.frss sssas-hsa.s - sr~~sf.ss bsusst
Vegetables
California green corn. &c per dex.
ssrs.ss ss.a, ,,s 49,. s.,,ss ~ % 2.
tesnstees. Of % pr bassss. i.stses. d !.
sss s.ss. ,s..llao-.r 81 - ~ ss.sa
N. Astive asparagus o. Easi - asox
sxfsss sf~sA s~~s. rsse p~r ~ stsfax
hsaas. lie ID. cucambesn. 7gcusI. -
Der dos. r.dishes fee p~r "a. buneisss.
onions. noVis per ewt. green. iec
p>r sos~n h"nehe@-
cvssr Frsss. gtn.
sss@wi.~FFias. - -ss- -. esAiz.
n4use goose o~rriss, We pef
X s1s.s - -s.. q. 49,. - -
sF.h@s aRtt9tA
b1 pr erAia. California currantA. y
per erzts. rssDb~rriss n Is t,.r hsr
hixettarrfaa III - naaubxrrtas Al
- - 49,. - - - -
- = = as,s'.s esr sos. af@ ~ Sc
~ 80 -. -
A~~@R PSF n@n1hs grape
uhtf " sou1O
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LABOR MEETINGS. TONIGHT
SMASHED 4 BUcCY

"A a result o. collision between
an electric car and n buggy AT the
street IaAf night. A. W Bennet was
badly shaken up but not seriously
hurt He was thrown from tbs
vehicle AMI At frs, was thought Go
be badly hurt. An examination At
Proyidenes hospital showed no ssrt-
Gus INJURIES
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lRuDDk. KING. ..HERE-

Accompanied by his snaseF. Doe
fsa1as. fsuaaY Ksas. = sell hAltw \
eutarsd lightweight raEiiias. nrTfsrt
IN Seattle last night from san Fran
cisco. King r. very ausioun - &C.
cure a 90 with Joe Cans, the cham
pl8u. ard negotiations TO that eba
win be opened
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Friday Special

Friday special fur ugthsfs--iioyH
white nrziiKea shirts. cot collar. -
grade for Esas all colafihEH ". -
Hutchinson = co, corner Second .i'n
Hhiou
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sssasa ss=aps 80 n ae..ssa aoxs .
~ rhasFs hasf f9~a an tssgt, &sT 49, -.
sss~ra Go feszs s,sSsss 80 -. calves -
fent. tA4stse p~r ~ hsGA - fast V
psr n, ske~a. 90 fast. 60 ~ -. asfaess
n f@st eassss So - haazs. ese p~s -
vsassshis sns Green Fruits
nafesnk ssssts@. Kssfsss seeo fst
Loo. razfaAss. tio - p3f tnn4 a@srzta. ~ -
ger sxeA aatitn aasgaA So sraqs uaits
y SOS 20 30 boa, sgfnn h@sa~f tse psF n
LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT
building Iabofcrs-Giympic hail.
fi1tN Hseord avrrue.
Fg@rks@N actresses bail. is19 Sec
end asenass
Electrical Helpers No. s-~fseo's
Business coiegs. Second aNvnti~ and
Pike street.
I.aihers ball. isz
Fourth avenue.
Musician. Musicians hall itR
s3cond avwuus
ship Carpenters shipwrtxhts
hall FLYER dock.
street Car Employees ssteru
Central Labor Union fall. 1893 Hec-
1nd avenue. afternOoH.
Transfers hall. Seconf
avenue ans James strest
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Two aoxsu halt. pint bottles eoc.
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