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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

bebliden lleberf4iifen. iinb uber nod
feinespegs, beIonoers mas 3atdos
pfian5unsen betrifft, auf bem SDbe.
punt ibrer 2eiitunesfGbigteit dns,s
langt. .Sie tperben f9er Bel Der fas
belbuften Sru9tburteit BON &umerun
in &iiras cine ipeientli9e 9teigerung
ibrer probuttion duf5utpeiien habea.
Der 3ped bes 9eI9Gftsbetriebs Der
5eri9ieoenen 8amerun @eIeaf9aftert
beItebt i'm WeIentli6en i'm Grport ber
2anbssprooutte, bic btsber faIt auss
f9liebli9 bur9 bic eingebprenenOudlz
lubdnbler in primitiber Deiie an Die
3iiIte seI9afft tperOeu. Der Srans>
port bieier probutte piro aber tpes
fsntli9 bebinoert burd bic erbebli9en
Serraini9tpieri9teiten Iolpie bur9 ben
Mdngel an bauernb itiffbaren WaIs
ieritraben. SO iinb ipobl felt lungem
3ardpunenitraben in 8enubung, iols
6e buben aber auBerorbentli9 unter
ben tropiI9en Geeensiifen gu leiben.
mas 5ur Solge bat, bab bic 3ufubren
aus bem Snneren oes 2anbes oft mos
dens uno monatelang ausbleiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

seit finb duBer oiefen no9S4leter aus
Sage unb MuFelin als beionbers mos
bern su ertpGbnsn, bies tpirb ndments
lid ben Oumen, bic tpirtli9en S6uB
por Some unb Cuff 5u idGBen pii'
fen, Iebr pilltommen fein. Sir ben
promenabenbut tit itets Der S4leier
einfa6eren @enres por5u5ieben; ooB er
tabeIos slatt unb frii4 iein ioa. TT
erite Reael.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

fes enorm frudtbaren unb rei@en Sers
rains 5ugebilligt tporben, ionbern au4
an Der ganaen Srace bds berfiigbdre
Rsgierungslanb iiberlpieien lporoen,
ferner $4,000 Settar beites plantds
eenlanb an ben 8atoIiibsreen, nit Der
8eredtiguns aud bic ettpaigen Wfins.
ralibGbe aussubeuten. Wenn du1
bic 3dmerun Gifenbabn in eriter Si@
ME benz Sanbsl uub bem plunta9ens
bau susute tommt, 70 Oarf tetnesfpegs
bic 8ebeutung berIelben fir bic tpei'
tere all9emeine @nttpidlung Der Golo'
ME in itrategii6er unb militdriI9er
Siniibt iiberIsben perben. 9ur9 bic
proisttirte 8abn piirbe nGmli1 5pets
fellos elm .ntibeibenber S9ritt gum
8uu elmer 8abnperbinbuns bon Der
8iiite Bis gum Sfhabiee set6an isin.
Die fru9tbaren unb rei6en Sultands
te, bic ienen sroben @inHenise i'm Ssrs
sen 9lfrifas umseben. iinb felt Sabrsn
Der 3ielpuntt frdn50iifher unb englis
f6er Grpebitionen geipeI.n, tpobei nt9t
uneripGbrt bleiben foll, baB Der bo9s
berbiente beutife Serfder @erbdrb
Goblfs fhOn in ben iiebsiser Sabrsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

-unfab bb q T. profeFOr: r8as
eh't Sbr oenn bier. StOfielbausr9" =
Stoffslbauer: pSnDbeln, 6err pros
fsTOr!" = profehor: .9tb,r Stoffels
bauer. es bsibt bod p&nObeI" unO nisht
nRnObtln"! Sd begreife gar niht
tpie Gu6 bieie 9nDbel f9meden tOns
nen, penn Sbr ni4t einmul pif't, tuie
man iie beflinirt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

@rtannt. n@nGbiss 5rau,
eS ift elm Serr brauBen, Der sic Su
fpre9en ipiini4t." = ~Sat er ietnsn
Ramen niht senunnt2" : rRein, er
fuste. es iei ni4t n0tbis.~ = nSennit
9u ibn bsnu nitht9" : .Retn, = er
bat mid in bic 9lrme rnb Baden &c.
tniffen." = p9lb! bas lit mein 8rubsr
@uitdbl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

-SDdfe 9epption. nGe
fdeinen pobl fart ertdltet. 9err Sus
bermiiler9" = nDus eerdOe ni9t,
aber mein Chef, Der 8un5leiratb. ITS.
unb ba bab' ib mir benn, bumtt er
nidt iibellaunig gu mir 1T. elm Niess
puIper auaeleat."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
glid auf bic @efelIf9aft
u or b me It Gamerunz
Statipnunb Wuriz
ftub,

Sasu tommt nod. bab bic aaraipas
nentransporte bem plantasenbau bic
beiten &rGfte ent5iebsn unb bes9alb
felt LANCER 3eit elm fii9lburer @rbeiters
mansel auf ben Ylantagen por6dnoen
1T. Bon ben beften Sennern oss 2aus
bes 1T baber Der 9au elmer @iIenbabu,
bic bon Der &iiite in bas Snnere Der
Golonie fiibrt, als bringsnbe glotbipens
bigteit dnertannt iporoen. Sir biefe
nunmebr eon5eIiipnirte @iienbabn il;
bic Route BON @ictprid iiber Wlunbas
me na9 Sinto unb Bali nit elmer glns
falublinie nd9 ben Maneneubds uno
8atoIfibergsn fotpis 9luI9IuBIfrsdeu
nod Yabuiii am Wuriflub sepG9tt
iporben.
9lm Oberen 6IuBlauf bes Munso,
etpa unter bem fiinften 8reitsngraD,
befinben iih sefpaltise llrpGlber, bic
uagebeure Meneen bon gummi6altigen
2ianen unb Dor alien bic ,&idria
GlaItica" bergen, einen Baum, BON
bsm bur4 9tbsdpfsn bss Saftes &duts
ihut ssfponnen lpirb. Suuberttuuisns
be :on Settdr iinb BON sisiem WaIbe
bebsdt.
Der @umHiret9tbum bieies Dis
itritts 1T, nod ben GrgtbniHen ber
uusseidRoten Expedition, 70 bebeuteno,
bob fat elm 9rittel bes Sdn5en Weltz
euniums an Sunni bon bier uus ges
bedt fperben tann. Seitens Der Golos
niulberpdltung bes Iuspdrtisen @m'
tes lit bem4dmerunsgiI giIenbd6nibnbitat
pbtr nibt nur Elm GROCER Sbeil btts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

% peb! aarIdsn: so, nun
haben mir Qlnes geisb'n = III ia nuns
berI90n bel Dir, Sntel. = uber nun
mubt Du uns aud nod Define toloFaz
len Sppotbeten 5sieen, BON benen papa
INNER Der Mama srsGblt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

-ps6. @aunsr: .@or adt "a.
gen bab' ia esnsn feinen uebsrSieber
Der neueiten Mpbe ieitpblen uno ian5
ii9er peritedt. Seute babe ih feds
WiOnate bafiir ietriest; penn id i.bt
raustomme, ia bas DING unmobernl-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

3ubisG. gudfiId: .Das
mub benn cine tiidtiee Sausfrau 2ll'
les tOnnen. liebe Mama9" = Mutter:
.aoden, baden. itriden. itOpfen, bd'
teln, ipaf9en, pIGtten - Bad.
fiid: pOonnerpetter. ba pubire i'd
bod lieber Sus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
-0itR1atf6fa eher.

-9ie&tatf4f9peiter.- -
=. mir bdt bic Srau @mtmann aud
bic @eidihte erSdblt; aber ib muBte
ibr feierli9 perfpre9en, Niemanb baa
BON mas gu fagen!" : mSd, bus bers
lanst lie INNER, bamit iie's gang alIein
meter eraGhlen tanni"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
: mur mutb oebr,rin lin ,

-Rur Mutb. 2ebrerin Gn ei.
uer b06ereu E69terfdule): mas
fdreien sic 10, aeonie2 2eonie: qld3.
Srdulein. eins Maus lit in Der aIaFe!
2ebrerin: Rub,. ni9t bic SaiIuns pers
Iiereu, = aIuru, ssben Sic. rufen Sic
einen S9ubmann!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

Sdilb seriiitet, tbront. inbeB au ibs
rsn GiiBen Elm anubs bus RsliefportrGt
bes &anSlers in einen Stein meiBelt,
aus benz mad brsiSeiten basWdFer in
elm tpeites 8runnenbeden fprinst. Iuf
bem Runbe Oss gedens iinb brei Sris
tonen ansebra9t; bas @onSe buut iid
auf elmer nit ihmiebesiiernem @eIdn-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

= Gin Srrtbum. STUDENT
(finbet iid am Morgsn na9 Der &nsipe
pertebrt unb fat ansetleibet i'm Bette
Iiesenb, bic Siibe auf Oem SOpftiiTen).
9onnerpetter! Oa babe i9 mir bic
ednae Ru9t sinsebilbst, i'd bate
3abnipsb. babel Oriidt mid Der Sties
feI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

.9u. Sutbi, bic Statue sefdlt
mir!"
r9as slaub' ih Dir germ: 3fpsi
9urseln. unO busu nod ben Sdus'
idliiheI!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

gfeferenbar: Old. fpis felis bin id.
Iiebes SrGulein. baB ia bus Slid bds
be. nit Sbnen uuf einem planeten gu
'ipobnen!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-13
CREW IS
REPORTED
DROWNED
wrsckags Of Greek Lobster
Fishing Graft Found BY Life
Savers at Point Judith.

One OF the feet of catboats manned by
Greeks. which is engaged in the lobster
fisheries. broke from Its moorings at
Point Judith breakwater during the blow
yesterday morning and drifted out to sea.
The craft was seen by Captain Asa
Church. who later went In search OF her
accompanied by a son OF Lightkeeper
Whaley. They did not return until about
nightfall and reported that they had
found wreckage on the beach near
this craft
was found stove in, and a 10-foot bar
a little further along was a hatch cover
such as are used to cover lobster wells.
No doubt Is expressed that the crew is
lost with the boat.
The storm had been raging at Point
Judith since s o'clock yesterday morning.
when II had sprung up oft OF the south
east with tremendous rapidity and was
soon blowing about 40 miles an hour
Soop yacht Afhia, Marblehead, Mass.
bound for Philadelphia, In charge of
Capt Joseph p. Dim. went ashore yes
terday east OF Quonochontaug. She
went out OF Point Judith at $3.50 a. m.
about the time that the southeast storm
struck Point Judith. The storm increased
rapidly and the boat speedily became un-
manageab BILE and was blown on TO the
beach just east OF Quonochontaug, where
II now lies high and dry on the sand.
She carried a crew OF Ave men, who all
landed safely
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-13
NEWS VOTING CONTEST
For the Most Popular Young Man and Young Won
an in Our Sfate-The Two Winners to
Receive Each Scholarship in the
X. l. Commercial School

a
nesse
OF
The men ana young
and
r and young
to
ships fromh isschoo VIII
OF
School which entities them TO ru.
in
this for you'
filled
The oes can be eih en- OF brou
a
RHODE ISLAND COMMERCIAL SCHOOl~
The is
a
II
in
4 o ne
Is
o unstinted
a n employ
o
Typewrting and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-13

Judge Johnson has been prominent In
the order Of Knights OF Honor OF this
state for a number Of years. He first
Joined the order in 1883 and in 1890 he was
elected representative 10 the Supreme
lodge. lie was reelected 10 this position
I'm 1892 and In 1901 was elected supreme as
sistant dictator. At the time OF his eleva-
tion TO the supreme bench Of this state
he was given a dinner az the Trocadero
by his fellow officers Of the Rhode Island
Grand Lodge OF the order.
The board OF officers elected follows:
Supreme dlctator-J. G. Sheppard,
Edgeheld 8 C.: supreme vice dictator
Clarke ~ Johnson. Providence. n. L.:
supreme assistant dictator--L. f.. Bent
ley. Donaldson. La. supreme reporter
Noah NJ Givan. 81. Louis, Mo, supreme
treasurer-Frank B Slyer, Helena. Ark. (;
supreme chaplain-Rey ". NJ. Hope Pc
tersburg. Va supreme guide-John N.
Hancock Louisville. Ky: supreme
guardian-Chris Hewig. Evansville, Ind. (;
supreme sentinel-H. II Collier. Mem
phls. Tenn supreme trustees-E. &,
Ward OF New York. L. s Ledbetter Of
Cedartown. Ca. and George r. Tooker OF
Demarest. ~. J.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-13
ORDER OF hlFREDIANS.

Brigade No. 5 met in regular session
Friday evening in Freedom hall. South
Providence. Hon. Commander Taylor pre-
siding. The committee reported Com
rade Walker as much improved and Past
r. III. Protector William Smith as being
indisposed but expected he would be all
right In n few days.
The brigade's delegates 10 the recent
annual convocation made their report and
supplemented IL with good advice for
future action.
A committee was appointed 90 confer
with like committees from other brigades
on the annual field day Notice was re-
ceived that the II. III. r. Ricketts, and SUI
preme council would pay an official visit
TO this brigade I'm September. After
closing the usual social hour was enjoyed.
Past Commander Allen Schoheld has
undergone a serious but successful opera
tion and is doing nicely
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-13
A FARMERS PARADISE

Is the Pacific Coast. and now Is the time
20 take up some OF the finest farming and
fruit raising land I'm the world. The
Nickel Plate Road Is selling from Buff
falo. n. Y. at N2.50 TO Pacific Coast
points. Finest train service. including
tourist sleepers. Inquire Of local agents
or L. p. Burgess. ~. Il. p. A. 26s wesh-
ington street. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-13
CREW OF
BARGE
RESCUED
They Were Taken OFF the Wasp
Just Before She FOundor0d
3 In Heavy Gale.

New Bedford, Mass, June 13.-Tug r.
w. Waterman. Captain A. n. Whipple'
arrived here yesterday afternoon shortly
after 3 O'Clock with the crew Of barge
Wasp. which had sunk in the bay be-
tween Inez Rock and Middle Ledge while
under tow.
The captain. his wife and Fred White,
a deck hand, had a thrilling experience
Soon after the barge left Newport yester-
day morning, heavily laden with coal, big
seas began to break over her. The gale
increased hourly. until. when Dumping
Light was reached Captain Whipple had
to give the tug signal of distress.
The Waterman came alongside and lines
were thrown TO the crew of the sinking
vessel The captains wife was the first
TO leave, and with a rope made fast
around her waist. jumped into the sea.
She was safely landed on the tug with
no serious injuries. Captain Whipple
and the deckhand soon followed. and were
scarcely on the Waterman before the
barge went down.
The Wasp was owned by the Thames
Towboat company. She was built In 1884
at Mystic River. Conn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-13
JUDGE
Johnson
HONORED
New Supreme Court Justice
Elected Supreme Vice Dictator
by Knights Of Honor.

At the recent meeting of the Supreme
Lodge OF Knights OF Honor at Richmond.
Va. Judge Clark II. Johnson was elected
as supreme vice dictator. Judge johnson
has held various offices in this organiza-
ton and was supreme assistant dictator
last year. He is in direct line for the Of
flee of supreme dictator next year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-13

lawn.
Close behind ran his wife and her sis
ter.
top. Herb" cried the bride:" for
Gods sake stop!'
RAN TO RAILROAD TRACK.
But the crazed man ran out OF the jail
across the road and in another hundred
yards 20 the Long Island railroad cross
ing Not a quarter OF mile away
came the express at 40 miles an hour.
Hendrickson threw himself across the
tracks and lay there.
His wife and her sister did not hest-
tate. They seized him and dragged
struggling. from the track To the
trained athlete the strength OF these
loving women was as nothing lie
threw them aside ana hurried again 10
face the approaching train. But his
wife. reckless of self. was beside him In
an instant.
"Iu die with YOU" she cried. and the
man TO whom she olung seemed 10 un-
derstand. The words steadied him for
an instant.
SAVED BY HIS WIFE.
mo, No! Not that" he cried. spring
ing back from the tracks with the half
fainting woman in his arms.
The next instant. freeing himself Hen
women followed shrieking for help.
On the lawn in front OF the Everett
homestead, Ralph Hendrickson. the
mans elder brother. and Allen Kissam
the noted tennis expert. were standing
They tried to grab Herbert. but he dodg-
ed them and entered the house.
Ralph followed him upstairs and into
Mr.. Everett's sleeping room. AS the elder
brother reached the door. Herbert was
Purrying from the bureau,h his face chalky
white and eyes glaring.
Now. please do not disturb me-" he
said. II have been excited and need rest.
Just leave the room and I'll taSe a
nap"
SHOOTS HIMSELF AT LAST.
With suspicion disarmed, the elder
brother turned to leave the room. At the
door quick backward glance revealed
Herbert slowly pulling a large revolver
| from under his coat. IL was Mr.. Ever
etts. which he had taken from the bu-
reau.
As Ralph sprang forward the younger
| brother covered him with the weapon.
Stand right where you are or I'll shoot
10 KILL" he thundered An instant later
he pressed the revolver 10 his right tenn
pie. fired. and fell dying.
He lived an hour. but never regained
| consciousness.
The young wife. frantic with grief
clung to the dying man until the end
came. then sank unconscious beside the
body. Mrs. Disbrow was also completely
unnerved and last night both young
women were under the care OF a physi.
clan.
Old Peter Hendrickson proved a Spar.
tan In his grief. THAT boy was the
pride OF my old heart" said he, with
trembling lips. His death has crushed
me. but / must do my duty. That duty is
to state upon my honor that there Is nc
scandal, no trouble OF any such behind
my poor boys suicide. Nothing drove
him TO this act: he was ineane.I
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-13
The Tyfold Collar

The Tyfold Collar
The picture shows how the
collar is cut out on each side
to allow for adjusting a neck
tie without springing the col
lar open. The collar comes
close together in front, it keeps
the tie in place and you don't
see the cut-out part. Besides
the tie is retained just over the
button, which is also kept out Of sight.
Your summer comfort will be increased
If you wear one, and you'll thank US
for the style. Dealers sell them.
Cluett Brand, age each
Arrow Brand, I5c each
Cluett, Peab body Sc Co.
100 Market Street. Chicago, ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
REWARDINd RACE HEROiSM

et chambmad who refused to moss
bed bfouHh her dangerously
&c platform =
something's and u sometimes tsAe 70
should TO the lecture p
panAvnt Inflicted the puhN "t ~
nads hef a srone weua y - than lust
contributions amounting "a more than '~' ~
enthusiasts q sold attn nov
thousand times better than any neste "tHe we
fund New orleans Reward ana appisis
20 willis s1aeaehs
Mississippi YET ~ mann "
Evidently south who do not believe IN ~
tonaas Of p ard ist sleep hes
keep endand on his head u poeie
be bind TO the effect o. me"
reasoning ths Indianapolis one
ssriS IN hsH 'he h
could De @s'
Of triumph + striving MT
There a Of asm about THIS matter II me
the bed fqf eoehf p""'
had q time would Sever nave
would nickel have been sent he
Moofs Turks ArutsnanH ana seSsa
In anaar Hih the bath taan n
reward Tor hnfneefmad VINO
Plainly hen II NOT as'
los O o cleanliness
Washington 20 Be eminent man M
uuitsy superior character 90 mos, Na@s
rsutesy parrasd with Jealousy s"a h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
RUSSIA MfSJUDGED

sad 10 be much hurt at the ersasm. 81 NE
American press rhey reported To
ka~t have Inquired Whs'hs nc
cd BY the AnxoJpranes Interests
Information 20 he accepted
country world knows hat nashtSs hes
an Russian huistln-
TIE uAneAua Sn consequence since The recent
Russian oeacials - presumed Ne"a
me FOR the accept ansir nat does
killed injured grossly anisf~si
ased IN reporssf
Newark ~ j. has received letter e" ms
hrotAer -ln-la IN Klzhasn. IN witch he
90 killed In The naAsAer" b"
not The wounded
a knows end q Jews
pesisn 81 the Js~s IN
Russia In that the massaers
afraid sleep Ercas l. their
PsrAsp~ pisA TIA, Is not % Be hsad re-
foundation - under
s In ehk ths lsa
ministerial tsssiaeinx she Jews 70
themselves aaiais ts inability 70 rfu
the %
enH haehsfs
IN ~ Khtoss situation for
e. I've
certainly result IN iarss
whom Russian brutality AID %
p~szsa made unnt Cor self sovsrnmsas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

nAIi4ARn. Nn May -. The at
tempt that h being made hY the
independent 1Nlephnne company 90
secure franchise III this city. ~
iHtcfeating tho community more than
anything of a public nature that has
been done Zoe maHF monthH. n
such action IL dregaed necessary, a
mass meettBs VII be held To urge
upan the membor8 ~ the city enun-
on the necessity 81 rermlttins tom-
petition tn the telephone business.
Tho service thaf has hecn given here
By the sunset company has been Tar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
TELEPHONE
SERVICE Is NEEDED
Ballard Citizens Urging the cly Council TO Pave
the Way for Competition

from satisfactory. and an immediate
reform IL noW demanded The sun
net company has provided IT, patrons
With an old and Obsolete plant hua
Instruments. and the service IN
stead ~ bcinE q convenience, has
become an uphearahie hHHfaFatiun.
TIE franchise ~ fhs laleteadens
comp nv has passed ita nfst reading
ia thu council Il appears that thvte
Is saiue disposition on the part q
some members 81 tho council 60 de-
lay further action, and Il 81 this that
has stirred W discussion " the mat
tor anew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
For Weak and Nervous People

We have cure FOR nervous and
unsteady people, weak, fleShless
people, and pimply. pale or sallow
people: people who are troubled
with ioas uf ambition. failing mem
Dry, depression OF spirits, lack Of
confidence, nervous headache. and
wakefuiness. all these symptoms are
producad by weakened nerves.
brought ON by the watsry condition
OF the blood Make strong. rich. red
blood and furnish food for the
nerves IL the way To stop the source
OF the disease, and tina cure then n
only question of days, The best
flesh and blood builder IL Dr.
Gums Blood and Nerve Tonic. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH MAN2

wousn's eusa hls
with SHAH We - VITA The
Men~
sugAuY impudsnt II gives The I'm
rank With
Tstas at least has i"-n
rounding cut exist
making wishca the necessity %
IN
The the are Grating
taxi about ehoppnE nc
Of 4 Sumcn have vast
II the fast that they are W E az
mighty Sght bstsr
Of IT.
hasn't changed The average man
andtru paradise
4. a Wits who understands Iswinx
played the fullest part In
ard that sranf
wprd tuother BE- fame and
a mad gold
"a sh.r~ be in material existsnes
ard paEe ard tax = aHasnas ara Fs
II can Dc natural love and the
Of the Garden
u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

an luns trane bon cars. and freHse
hem feet HoW miatur edltur Af
tank Mr iiili. ha ben bad mems on
ho cate 10 ~ 10 Fat for be nuf bad
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no how dos been naHfaoi AY #urfuk
on farum vat haF bubble hfddcr 90
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farum on hn mhik me dfhiV float
horses ON drag an Hy Hkui ride on
drag ven 40 shai want - drniY :
horses and vnuk neu ban sum dub
bio hodder Hay mhth ius drnlY I
horaaa on piuW ven Ay akni walk en-
dfaiV horses. Dos ben bubble he'd
der to Hay math me dfaiH I hurHrs
on arhdrr and ride ven uR want 60
drhiv 3 HORSES ana Fbuks On hay
make me do wofftik 81 9 mems la dss
Vey GA maik me all tain bubble
heddnr Ay have warruked "a hatd
duH spring dat aY have pat ~ 900
akefa Yeat and Crane cn ny faihe all
tain ca a. have ofui GUIDE eHsY
time. hut ay tni you ay ben Trade
az brake uuYun rule an % Al maik
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faul ven uottieauu abai got some
plenty erop fer pay mems an as
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4 tank ny Hkat 80 on next legislator
and muik law for hatred mems on
farfum who ben bubble heddef -
hA Hkai SGT bubble hedder wages
ven had dc bubble hedaer york. en
have eeag tnime. Rkai ~ do dee
mister sditnr or skai az stralh an
1afs On streie IN drink hikuhoi en-
kil trade en- maik gooH fer bubble
soul on nv pants settin on vakant
boxes. ven Hnttieson akAl halre mud.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Sells at 7bc n box. or 5 boxes for s..
at all druggists. or sent post paid
ON receipt of price. People gain FROM
l TO pounds OF solid healthy flesh
per week, by the usa OF this medi-
cine. that is an indication that It Is
doing good. Address. Or. Bosanko
Co. Philadelphia. Pa. THE oUAK-
ER DRUG CO, tois-icis First ave-
nue.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

LABOR MEETINGS. TONIGHT
butchers No. BuFdiek's hall.
South Seattle.
Hoohbfndera Carpenters hall
itsQ Fourth avenue.
Cooks and Walters Olympic hall.
ttnta Second avenue
Laundry Wagon Drivers ~carpen-
tefs hall. ta2o Fourth avenue.
LonHshoremeu Lonaphofeffleu =
han Seneca street and Railroad Ay-
eHua
Maehihirts ~ unipn hail. Pacific
block
Sheet Metal Workera Municsans
hall tt2o Second avenue
Waisressen~ Mattresses hail. 1870
H~csnd avenue.