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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15
Rnntuna1 s Gn.,
Nr. So, GIm'StraBe, g}etp-9Orf.
%

ten, in lle6ereinitimmung nit ben
neuerliGen Regulutionen. 2(usldnz
bern nuroe jeoe @elegenbeit geboten,
Die Chamber mitan3uieben, unO Die
2lnqu6en Der 0ffi3iere 8etreffS
Der StGrte Der 3uTammenge3ogenen
Sruppen nurDen burb 3d6lun9en Der
6tIu6enOen Grperten betrdftigt. Qu4
puroe pffi3ieu mitget3eilt, oaB Die
qun3e inner6ulb lei6t gu controlirens
Der 8iItan3 pon 9Ort 2trt6ur itebenoe
ruiiiite Utaht ii6 auf 1O0,000W}ann
6elaufe. Dor 3pei U}Onuten betrug tie
$4,000 W}unn. 9uS milttdriide
S6uuIpiel am Sonntag bemonitrirte,
ouB bic 8eri6te 8etreffs Der in Der
ManOi6urej eintreffenOen 8eritGrs
funqen oeren pirtlifen 8eitunO unz
terI6GBten. Die am SOnntag 3uz
1ammenQe3ogene Qrmee mar gr0Ber,
uls bic 8etinger 9iplomaten Die gan3e
rufIH6e Ma6t in Der M}anOi6uret
i6GBten, Die 6ieIigen 8eumten iino
offenii6tli6 6emii6t, RuBldnO'5
StGrte unper6iiIt 81 3etgan, uno lie
iaQen, oaB bic SOnntagsreOiie Elm
fFinger3eig gepeien, peRen man itd
i'm grnitfaue pon 3uBlunO gu Derz
Ie6en babe. 2lDmiral Qllerejeff Guz
Berte it6 i'm 8eiprGc4 nit einem ames
rituniI6en9iplomaten; narieg piroe
elm groBeS llnglit iein. Bir bier
glau6en, OuB Der bette 8eg, i6n gu
per6inbern, lit, oaB mir un8 10 ptel
ais m0glt6 berItdrten. I'm otefeH
3ped gu errei6en, buben mir get6an,
mas mir t6un tonnten." Die Details
Der Man0Der purben ge6eim gebalten;
a6er Der Correspondent Der nQhoctz
irten 9reTe" erfu6r, ooB bic un8reiz
fenoe ober 2anoungstruppe in Der
3alennons8ai 5uriidgei4lagen ipurz
be. G5 tpirD jeoo4 geiagt, baB bic
ungreifenbe 2lrmee bic 8ertbeioiz
gungslinie bon Port 2lrt9ur an bret
9untten bur6bra4. 3nei 2intenz
f6iffe unb 3pei &reu3er iinO auf benz
@ege pon 8uBlano nah Port Qrt4ur.
0enn 1te bier angetOmmen iein fperz
ben, nirb mad Der 2trii6t ruiiii6er
Offi3iere 8uBlano's 6lOtte uuf Oieier
Station ItGrter iein, aI5 bic idpaz
niT6e. syn Der 4rmee urb 6lotte iie6t
man Dem &rieg nit fieber6after llngez
bulb entgegen; aber bieie 8ebauptung
grHnbet ii6 auf bic ii6erol beO6a4tete
36Gtigfeit in ben &riegsriiitungen.
Die 606eren Offi3iere gluu6en, baB
oyapun our9 bic BEL Port Qlrt6ur gez
seigte MQ6tentfaltung eingeI4ii6tert
iei. 3ur RGumpng Der ManbI9uret
fino Bis ieBt feline Sdritte getbaR
noroen. 9as 2lmtsblatt, befen Res
batteur Elm b06erer 0ffi3ier in Qomiz
raj 2lleTejefP5 Stab 1T, iagt, es perz
ben audi feline get6an peroen. Die
8ouDerneure bon Sitiibirien iin0 bier
per7ammelt, I'm Ii4 nit Dem 9icez
tDnig 0arii6sr gu beratben, pie cine
neue Gintbeilung De5 @ebiets ii6er
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germilftc tclcarapbiide scprIfleu.

- Dem Gperett Wloore S1nbiz
fat in Glepelano, g., pel6e5 i'm Sas
nuur 1902 in finan3ielIe S4pierig@
feien geriet6, lit Don Der 8ldubiger7
8srIammlung cine a6t3ebnmOnatli4e
Frift duf ale usItsbenDen Roten gez
pd6rt poroen. Die 6irma bat Bis
iebt S6ulDen in 90be pon $12,000,>
900 be3ablt unb i6re S4uIOenlait lit
unter $3,000,000 geiunten.
- Die i'm aepiQ 0iitritt bon
Ballard @ountp, ap., tpo6n6aft gez
peIenen Reger 6uben ben Ort, NO cir
WeiBer, Rumens Grodett G6ilpreB,
our6 einen Heger t0DtIid oerpunOet
puroe, IGmmtli9 perlaFen, neil bic
@eiben gu ben Duffen gegriFfen bas
ben, nm bic gleger gspultiam gu per>
trei6en.
= Nupoleon 6ouquette, Elm po6le
ba6enber 6armer, 1T gu Ga 9utrie,
40 U1eilen BON S6erbroofe, Que., NE
gen @rmoroung Ieiner 3peijG6rigen
5tieFto6ter in 6uft uno bat icine
56ulb eingeitanOen. Gr erflGrt, er
babe bus ain0 get0otst, um leine5rau
gu 6eitrufen, neil bieielbe i'm 10 pit
ohne 4ntiinbigung perluiie.
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,,Souius : sal"


GGrrOIItpn apenur une 6oHins Strafie'
bcntc, Spnncritaa, ID. Sftober,
2Ibenes ubr.
5r. Gbas. y. MILLER uiro prditotren
6oetnoe 8coner Wsroen aupra3en balttn;
06tb. @bipin WarfielO,
Sol. Buchanan S6lep,
2t9tb, QlIon5o W2iles,
9r. 0iqiam S6epberb 8rnan.
6r. Ql6ert'S. s. Opens.
6r. Bart 6. Smit6,
6r. eugene Grammar,
6r. Mar MaDs,
6r. 4oam 9eupert,
9r. Sam %. gattifon,
6r. Mper 8lod,
9r. 6arrD Is. 8ait6er,
9r. 8iGiam s. O'8rienl
9r. 3aleig6 6. 56omus.
GanOioat far 5toats.s seuut, ,. 2ifrift;
Sr. So6n Sin, ir.
GanOiOat fHr stants=stuaf, + 9iRritt:
9r. 6arolb Scrimger.
Ganooutc fiir oas llnterbaus Der Scicsgcbuug,
3. Giitrift:
6r. Gburles 8ou8et,
9r. $. Gbarles 2int6icum,
6r. 9sorge %. Moore,
6r. Sume5 8. 0aptins,
6r. CHARLES %. 8rant,
9r. Sdmes .. 9ur6am.
GanotOotsu iiir Oas llntr6uus Der 8,itBgcbuns.
t. Stiritt:
6r. 56omus s. S'8rien,
!6r. George q. 96aefer,
6r. @eOrge %. 9eGman,
6r. Wiqiam s. 9o6n6erger.
6r. G6arles RepiOl,
6r. Marttn 8. &enneD.
Nnoere R,oncr:
6r. 9imon g. 8ransfp,
6r. @bpin 8. 8ronnlsD,
Or. 90. u. 9updII.
3m 2luftraqe:
Sarr0 S8elles Rnif.
-(222J @prTBer.
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8 Nrmnfratiiflrr siea in slnoiannnolis

Snbtanupolis, Sno., 14.Otz
tober. - @oGitGnOige, jeoO6 ni6t Ofz
fi3ieGe 8eri6te iiber Die geitrige
@taottpa6l ergeben, OuB Der bemoz
tratiffe Mupors Ganoioat 6olBz
man cine 9luralitGt pon 938 Stimz
men sr6alten bat. Die 6emotratiI4en
GanoiOaten fir 9oIi3eiri6ter uno
Gitp GIerf iino pa6rIdeinli6 nit
fleinen MajoritGten erpGhlt, pGbreno
Die 8epu6Iitaner cine Majoritdt i'm
StaOtrat6 gu 6a6en i4einen.
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Sidern bOllfOmmeRe Ser0anung.

0urb ibrs antisbui6Isu Gigtufbaften fimulirsH
8doipop's Qiqsu bic Sober bd Der abionocrurq o.E
@aas uHo ibrsr ausib,Ouugen our6 bic gu1sns
Rauals. Gitis Qiqtn in Goicn BON JDs bis bier
tUsrOsH ibnsG O. 5bdtiei,t Dsr Sober rtqulirtE
uub ben 9ati,utsu BON Oititu unresslmdBiotsitsR
befrtieu. Cine oDsr Jlpei pou Raonap's 9iatn
tdQIt3 BON SOldm 0tuommtn, bic an biloien
S6msrJsE unO trdgsr Gebtr lciotn, iU,rOen Oos S0S
ITEM rsgulirsH uuO gtiun0e gerDauuHa d6tru.
Raopob Go, IefDsgorf
0srtbe 6ur.n! Su gejuq uuf sRaopap's
Qill,H" piiuids i'd Ga iagen, OdB ib nitmals irs
etno Elm 6slmttel gsiuHben babe, bos OeHi,lbsH
olti6 1T,
Sdt ben Isstsn JDs 1abreu lit i'd an hers
DOisr Spsptpft uHb g:rt0piuug. Rad Dam GHsH
btrlplrts t3 elm geitbl Der S5nere i'm DIas
gen unO oss Grbrt3sHs, bate S6mr1en uHb mas
t6DiHolib III ROpf uuO 0dun ipuroe I'D nttp5s.
Sd prObrts Aqss, ous mir tmpioblsu mar IRtin
@rjt ia0ts mir, baB ib dronilbs 9sritopfuro uuS
tiu,H lauren Wdaen 6cttt. Gr 6alf mir Elm fpss
MIC, abtr iIrirts mid Hibt SD mar faTt pera
1DsttIt GuDlid rietb mir cine 6reuubin, sRa0s
MAPS Qil,H' ju prObirsn, mas ib aud that. Hub
I'D ldgs NIT 8trQuiiQen, odb fe mir Hibt HHE
9u0sruHg osribaft2n, ioHoeru mid poftib furirtsH.
Sogdr Habo'm i3 iis elm plar Gdgs qsR0mmtu
bate arbsitstt Der WOgsu rsguldr unb bic Dpspsps
tiitsH Symptom, iiHO i5On prridnuHosn. Jt6i
fubls i'd mid Die siu utuer gleni6
Roes gjtt Sit uuo Sbrs puHocr6are WeoiIiH
isgnsu. Sd DcrbIebe 9brs osneieHt
3. 9. IrtEItr, qatntopu, 9a.
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Rihter 0huh,

6umtIton, Mont., IA. Oft. -
@alter SadIon, OerM0rcer ces feds
iG6rigen anu6en Nonnie Bud, purce
lebte Ra6t Dur9 sinen W}ob aus Dem
bieIigen 8efdngniB ge6olt uno an eiz
mem elettriI6en 9fable aufgebdngt.
Der 8nube mar ouf b0dIt brutale
Weiie ermorcet lpproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15

qa5ie 6dmorrb rboibeu nj d oH Il e
BEN. Salbtu, 98ai6mrttl NM dnotrt &ful3m'is
ttl ou;ur,uo,u. 1T 3.i.s NM CtloRlIidptuounG.
gas .iu3iQs purbuus uutrHqihs SctlmItifl Inr
oieie idnteribaite Rrautbsit III ndte 5. IS
irro BON Nauutru Der 99iFuiddtt als bic iuIdz
tioitt mto,iniibt GutOtduHs trtdrt. ott ltlt 2oj
Sabren Qemabt lporotn. 3u babcn IN autn ~
nomuljrtcn 9potbeisr soifet CUB oor Napa9=
mrno,n att,t oarauf. oub bic ltntsribriit BON
tsf b.iiua,t. L2L2s. Sa4
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SupfihmerScn,
Sraucn-S1raHtbeiteH,
Sili6iitdt, 9dmUrrHpiOen,
ltnperSnnli6feit, SeritDpfrna
uno ale 9ebcr Setoen.

Rein begftabiliia tpirtt obus e6m,rJ, feiu abrs
Jogsn, osi9madlOs, Helm uuO lsibt Ju H,bmtn.
&aovap's QilsH fnO Der 9atur btbhliIib, brtneeH
biz ginGetpsiO, in Osn natHrl6;H SuhauO, Obut
irg,uo ptl5e i5s5t,n Gffttts uaabsr.
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l(nin11GrustG GO.
ppn m9drpidne.
Union Trust Building.

SbdrIteS uHc 0uVths>''N -,
GSrunoiapitdl ..-.......'...@
iIsb,ridub unD unpcrtheilte
4lrofite ......-..s.-'.s's'
Sibrt Gin oaetmtiuss 9dnts uno aruf'
@tihdit. a;f,-.
grti groJsut 3initH bsJablt aui Si!aH'
,su, bic auf Gbtts qt3oQen futrotn
3eit. 9tpOften ~ ipejeleH Tafen anssE
HommsH.
zpars 5epnrtefdent.
Girl1oeu i'm SpdrsS Stpartement, Zen ees
nobuliten neutrality-suspicious. uut'rloorS
fen erluHnitt. 81 9rojmt 3inltn be,db!f-
Sieie Gompoenis if elm geleBlI6t5 Ses
noftorium ii:r Touos in odnotn oon 1ru=
f,ss phsr 7efameuts 9oarrettrR, totule
ous stootg. unO GsrittssBsanie.
Ginbreh,rFters @tDOIbe &dittn $3.50
big $50 90 pro Sdtr.
Grepit gritfe ptrausgabt, in alien lbsis
fen Der gpslt psrrpeuobor.
G,,ror sIotilfpne, WeiIes sBbfte, IT,,
Qrdhotni; S'eeESral';
ShorI,S I. Srdut, Ridbdre y. SeHmeu,
3 9itssQrnl. Setr. nno o1dsm'
Spibua 2. TEN, SdIts' Seir. uno S6asm.
Gretutip. pmite:
Itlion Qsrin, Sepmour Wnno'lboum,
9ptsleu T Glsr, Grueit ). 2unbs, il,
6. q. 6uuting. (gIue .l4,19)
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NATIONAL DENTAL CO.,

,iositsr 5inr i'm SabI1sseoGtss.Slos.
Rr. IT. RoresS haries' ztrast.
gBir etben .G,tei SraoiHs 6tamps.'
fasri.2G. ass. l2Qia4
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Grfuriipnss Bulletin.
&nItimnrr=Chiu=G GijenboIltt,

S25O-SaItimpre mad eurapz 6IbIsu une
,urif tei7ibIissIih 3utritt su ben 0obIen),
am SountaQ, ben lS Gttobcr. Spe3lals
JUQ Ucrldbt ben GamosHs3abubof nm
llbr 9ormittnes.
25-SaltlmUre nads 5urpers Gerrp nnc
Wartinsburg uHe Surud. Gonnta9,
ben lS Sftobtr. SpcjIaliuo Oerldbt ben
Gamocus 9abuboi nm Z lIbr 8ormittags.
$3.50 Baltimore nab 6dsrrstpwn uus su=
rid, ssleeeHtIIh oer 6aserstoDu Tair.
giacfe luerOcn pom y. bis l6. Gttobsr
Drrtduft, fur bic 8tdiabrt bis gum II.
Gttober, eiuihlisBlib 0UltiQ. (2S8
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INN StetS
D. va - suDcrl6ifiG.
eoJOQOwQD'8 .
.:::::::. a: a.: 9p}in'''
bcsetnbi= WV"
lid.

SeiIen ale ltnregeImGBigteiten bes
W2agers, Der gingepeioe, Der gieren,
Der gIaie, S8pinOel, @erFppfung.
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GroBe Nta0enperla rlammlun9

Semufrntcn Der 1S., 49,, 20. nno
21. 9Sar9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15
Die Chamber gu y or I
Or t bur.

8ortQrt6ur, 13. Oft. - Die
bom 8icef0nig 2tlerejeff am SOnntag
a6ae6altene ReDue u6er 10000 Solz
oaten, Die an ben Man0Oern 3beil gez
npmmen 6atten, mar Der S6luBatt
res in poriger 8o6e ub9e6altenen
,,RriegsIpiels." 9ieie 9eeresma4t,
bic ItdrfIte, Die RuBlono je i'm fernen
Often cpn3entrirt bat, mar 1uf Der
g6ene auBer6al6 Der Stdot 5uiammen
oe3pqen. sic befanb aus SSnfunterie.
aupullerie unb Qrti1erie. Seoes Sns
acknowledgement 1T tbeiIpeiie beritz
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(Turtietuna iiebc 6. Seite.)
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Gle bessben Frtnen TeIIsr. psnn Gle Sbre
gBdicbe wGftbcn Inffeu In Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-15
0lucflitb an9elan9t.
OiktOr emanuel in pNrlS.
SaS italieniif)c SDmigspaar ctttbu=
iiaitiih cmpfanaen uno arnR=
nrti9 ietirt.

8antett unO i46ne RsOen i'm elnidtz
ffen golait. = Die fron3Oifi4s
itolisnif6e 5reunOidoft iOa ben
5rieoen guropu's er4uIten, ein
md6tigsr ciOilifatOrii6er 5ottOr
iein II. I. N. - Grneuerung Der
Gtritefronaus gu Armentieres.-
Der britfi6zFron8DIiide S4iebas
geri6ts @ertrug in 2onoOn uns
ter5ei4net,
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reach end u.s as soon
fonh yaas-.lf
numbered with useless
strength ana resources. while dons ne
al
Let
tcarn~y might
can't talk back = TO suit Yourself
This 10 not Il na.p
to .
few ideas
shout them aud ana IN doing
Of
things
after month without
not hFo~ them away In thin
usefa
Have u
rsfs vhich SEEMED
piucs~d them leaving
worth
II is Ions d tbs Can yoao any afford
to all that of
only mos you
question Of morality
carrying bread
10 good and a 10 dump
burden.
anyway nah.
theln-
child
hop.
ssie happiness In this world and
good
NJ
rood
II
on
IN.
strength that l. in keep
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UNFAIR TO sRIMGRroH
q

There o hypocsy ~
Rotary
ward f
purified
cold hun
fer the
faets become Washington.
Yet based
MI, undoubtedly be learned the
Moodys understudy
the er~meF'on establishment business
IL shows that Seattle woods attn
within the OF the Golden knocss
this cs Is not prepared promptly
u VIII undoubtedly friction
months
the matter would
her naval
TO constitute himself eouHssss sf eradicate Hence all
these
Even Admiral stis
exist In bmon Be found In other and
ell chamber
and at the
tf the probably
remove the saloons from the and gambling
h
prejudice
shs saloons
snste other n
ed BY the
merits The land which
naval had
usets
That 9
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01
4 waanine TO voumc womEn

-yar-oId daughter
s9 W. G. Dnukcs
condition bng in the and Of
Her fair and hair was
disheveied. and her
The had been subjected inds
Being taken hospital told
story
Of preosHsslng intended
waiting a mar
should instead concluded
vent to uublle
II he might not
bring glass drank the
After this the Riri knew nothing Al
covered consciousness
IL light
Of th0uEhtess
Every self-respectns
Beware Of transient seaoaintsneea
No lady should the
err.
things no.h,a os.,.d
= young m hs mere ancs or friend.
There plenty Of human devils
them ere deprayed they would cultivate girls years
n order o
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THEATRICAL
Mis-. Robert. i. -m.ss.-

Miss Nobsfts IN "Msuds
Ffarenes Robefta and her coin.
panY we're never seen tn better al
vantage By the playg0ers OF this
city than last night at the Seattle
thaster Ia tho powerful sadefmann
drama. "aagda- n was Miss huh-
ests first pres~atRttoa Of the pias
10 SAY that al.. Rob-r,s made .
MT With "Maxas- IL putting a.
mildly. II n indeed question
shether In spite Of the rather un
lovely part she N compelled Ia play
ie the title role Of sAsxda." AisF
Roberts does not eclipse her saerrst
IN 'Zass." witch play has aiwayr
hsen regarded BIZ lacai theater soen
a. her masterpiece,
-Maxda~ unqasstianahly stand
faf seoss 'Laaa - a work Of play
wFl.ht's art with It's deep, intense
~ human plot. Its brilliant lines. -.
plsta With p4thas and philosophy
and tts careful finish In ever detail
'Massia- " In = elias. apart ron
the siupta littie drama OF 'Esza.=
san Miss ftobsrtH warnsat AL
tairsfs viii continue to think of her
AZ xaaA. not as cold hearted. pfaud,
imrsfteus Massia. wealthy snt
worldly successful zaza's efrarF
~sr. ef IN. heart human and for.
seshls. Aagia'a are q the soul ans
nay Re conioned bat never really
forgiven.
Mexds' 10 80 we'll known that y
10 perhaps sufficient 90 say that y
10 a problem play woven .roapd the
SORROW hrouxhs 10 the heart Of -
tifrf German army officer.
hau EhtY Old seutl~man q the Old
schaai. by ths return % hts ssywsff
laughter ~ a successful op~rs
singer, Her confession % her str
and h~r refusal To usarrv the man
Who ruined her ard the father ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01
SAM COIN
IS DEAD
PROMINENT SEATTLE CATER
ar pAssHa AWAY IN SAN
FRANCISCO. AFTER LONG Ill.
Mesa

After an Illness Of several mantha.
samuel cahn. a we'll known Seattle
restaurant man. dird yesterday IN
Han Francisco For many years
Mr., cahn had heaa Ia the reataur-
ant business in Seattle aud Vas one
Of the best known men ~ the city
Its friends here we're aware 1t hts
serious condition. but tho news OF
his death was nevertheless "A great
shaek 60 them.
Mf. rohn'n sister. Mrs, l. ttnsen-
thai, was In san Francisco with him
at the time ~ his death Addiann'r
disease was the cause u hia ueiniH
Last october Mt cuhn left seattle
for fanolulu. thinking q sea voyage
might do him so.ids In this he wa
mlaiskan, lie returned 70 han
rfanelzco a few weeks sgn eersr
than when he lett tho coast iie
rank gradually until tho end.
u In probable that tho body viii
he brought In seattle, Mr.. rohn
was IS years OF ase.
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"comMgaeIAl pol,rscs" IN TINE srnAyg

"a The
Arisos. 20
n
The insnuation likely
n IN
oppose tn
considerations
all
and body
ruu.
Dsita
their
tion Of legislatures and
ship. for which have little inclination ntness
Of
terslt
be interested ALL
m o.
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stop a moment by ,hi. milestone
for a little rest and reflection. ~
viii be no time wasted. You xill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01
THE ROOT or MANY EVILS

philosopher said hs love Of on.v
be aueutlon
bis arurae Ia view Of the
iote hessser Of Iakersbug W. fatally
Barry Johnstone ku.d
Haseet and himself he herao
These notable a had their
would be difficult to find or
o of
We hear much Of insurance money
II stres the public mind shocking crime simply because II IA
Murders for love only those Of partition
isry dahoeai conception that reading world
to them.
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os 10 Spinning Tor bieysiS rsrsi,s
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Third A~so.s

"fiekinsa PROM r'Aies- 10 a. good .
shaw u its kind a. anything seen
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Third Avenue theatef all this week.
lnriudlas matina to-day &C sild
D m. tonight aud all the balance oi
the weeh. including the usual hatuf
day matinee,
rhii Hunt. the aueeaHnfui manager.
" hD brought "IonHesaus'n Partner
a. the coast. brings a show here neat
week The title df the play II
Down by the Aea. From this might
bs gathered u great deal, AZ the
name has heon used far at least tWn
plays before. but they are 80 old
that tho present generation has
either naver heard Of them or for
gotten that they were ever produced.
"Dpwn BY thr sea that OPENS a
the Third Avenue usxt sunday IL an
American adaptation ~ an English
comedy drama aud IL new aud up
"a. date. The company IN headed BY
Fanny curtis, who has been Heen
here a. the adventures In 'Tennss.
sees Psfdner' aud u an actress "
ability. Aha il surrounded by a
competent company.
Madison Thsatsr
The large audience at the Madiaoh
thgatur thoroughly enjoyed the al
ditionH to the already lengthy pro
gram offered this week By the nsps
managers. Wlldy and oodHtein. Ia
she person OF the sisters Lcwia, WIN
~ very neat and refined sister act.
sand the much hcfalded Caesar ana
his wonderful trunk mystery.
l. A more nsrtifisd audiences nsNef
left a thsat-r. aud exsry one Nas
loud Ia their prals. Of this wonder
Iful alusion. The ethsrs appearing
aru t'umpiil and Faye. Carroll Nor
man and noyce. Juanita La Nstta
|.Itasan and Errei and the screaming
one act comedy. The Dootora As
Isistsnts
Commanding with the mstinss OF
next sunday afternoon an entire
now bill will ee presented which will
bs headed by the AIsrcous, this great
Msxicaa troupe % entertainers asil
buiifightsfr. Matinee and evening
psrformances every day and al ths
matinee on saturday. January !. 5
boy nd a girl In the audience viii b
presented with . soiid silver watch
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RESOLVE Foa sEw War

Resolve be cheerful the "noat
Worry Clue~ At Il with ali
might, gained anything by
= worryins
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her liiesitimate child, bfaaka the old
gentieman's heart and causes has
Death
As itarF schwaetz, the proud al.i
father, William Yerance really car
rites the heaviest par. Ia the play
aud acquitted himseif Ia manasr
that gained him several curtain
Gala f.uciun henderson does the
best work he has ever done IN this
city Ia the rois Of Pastor tisfftrf.
dinAt The part Is an important one.
and he plays q we'll
"MaHda" Gives the entire Roberts
company chance In fact. aud 80
much saat work was done that Il IL
impossible 90 give all mention.
The play requires hut QUE set 81
rruherY. which IN new aud remark
ably good, "Maada" win be played
tho teat OF the week AZ the Seattle
~Maid Marian"
Al the Grand Friday aud s4tur-
DAY evenings, ~ q narnnbee. " a.
Macdonald, prhpe Van Sntfdifufd
snd the nnatunians. ufisinhis aud
newly engaged aftihta. viii ursasnt
Maid Marian The ssau~l af 'sItab.
a Hund" requires much lhfKur
'omrsny than is predecessor. and
afntaips a story ~ the famous ausrs
'riie. the ah-rin Little John. Maid
Marian snd Robin tlaah. with Rich
I'D taeuf Dc Lions forces fighting
n The wars ~ the s'fnHsdsa
irhe scenle dinptay when II was
originally presented. late last Sea
ron nj the New York phrtrn thsa-
or. was very magnificent. aud the.
vasiufars -seeliea an previous stira-
auctions made by the nostoniAnH.
while the ut~fa won Immediate
aver. 80 that its revival al the Grand,
win he sure 10 he attractive. sH
Hotae very important changes have
been made In both book aud acre
tinoe the erisinai production. f1ev.l
.raf new numbers have been pltfo-
tueef. and the ensemble greatly
Elaborated Tonight -Robin Hoed-
VIII be sung
Third Avenue
"fiekinsa from fstaes" 10 a. good .
shaw u its kind a. anything seen
her. this season. u Eors al the
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nAansI HAll ronlalir

There will be- q basket ball aafne
tonight At the v. NJ. g. A. gymnasium
between the Tacoma " ~ e a
team aud the local Y. ~. q. A. team.
the Pacific coast champions the
locai team Will line up az follows.
Tenpls and mn forwards ifs ssf
oenter. Myers aud Moldunhour,
KuhrfisI t-fuf Van der Vest will
act ~ referee. ana drnfRu Mcdonald
viii offieiais ~ umpire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-13
Mr.. Gorrel1,s PUPILS Recital.

The younger pupils under the instruction
of Mr. Glenn C. Gorrell entertained their
friends at a recital at the Washington Club
last night assisted by Mrs. NJ B. Thomas.
The program was opened by Miss Dorothy
Dobyns, who has been studying but a short
time and who played a study from Burg
muller. Miss Louise Crittenden was hear
tily applauded for her rendition of r. Schu-
mann's Soldiers March and played the Bal
lade, by Burgmuller, as an encore. Miss
Louise Fray played two selections, Volk-
man composition and number by Kuhlau.
The Misses Olga and Mamie Hull played as
a duet valse by Gurlitt for two pianos
and further on In the program both played
solos. One of the youngest members of the
class was Miss Champe Thompson. who
played three selections. prelude and Flu
ghetta," by F. A. Porter: "L'Avalanche,"
by st. Halter and Burgmuller's "Harmonies
Angeliuue." Mrs Thomas sang series Of
songs toward the latter part of the even
ing. She has rich mezzo-soprano voice,
and sings with ease and good expression.
One of the selections on her program last
night was a song by Mr. Gorrell, In the
Afterglow," which was very we'll received.
Mr.. GOrrell is a newcomer In Washington,
this being his first recital.