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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

duct.y the people may rely upon u.
viii Be the subject 90 thorough
and impartial scrutiny
Another matter which viii prob
ably be Of interest 70 the general
public IL the fact that hcn0uaid's
term Of offies EXPIRED ON THE
rms YsAR. NOW OVEN SIX
MONTHS A0O. and that he has
NEW sB nEEN REAfFoiST I'D.
NOS has HIS BOND. ia the required
sum 81 ts.oco EVER BEEN RE
NTWn.
as Il now stands. Mcdonald h
simply holding the effies OF state
Dairy aud Food Commissioners. BY
courtesy and custom. until At1ch
TIME AS tits HtcFEaHoH MAY
BE APPOINTED.
HE MAY IN suPERcEnEp AT
ANY TUNE THE GOVERNOR
CHOOGRs % appoint commits
alansr whom the people can trust
ana depend upon for protection sfom
the food poisener -.
IT Will NOT ne NECEaeARr
TO REMOVE mn MnnNkib
FROM OFFICE through any formal
process The simple appointment o.
a snoorsseg will destroy AL his right
as incumbent
And GOVERNOR MnnipE u
going 70 PROBE THIS MATTER
OF THE pfRAArtSfACrtpH oF
THE proisf.r WITH THE con-
DUCT or MspoNALD % the NerY
pnT~r0M
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FAST
o.. -...... GAME
LocM- LACROSSE PLAYERS TO
MsnT WORLDS CHAMPIONS
ATHLETIC PARK TOMORROW

The game ~ lacrosse that n % be
played tomorrow afternoon ~ Aths
lctic park between the worid'a
champions and the Seattle team
will be undoubtedly the best game
that viii ever be pulled off Ia the
logai grounds for some time
Manager Kennedy received q let =
tst from Manager ksarneY OF the
shamrocks. stating that hts men
had become Aoclimatad and were
back to thsir oli-titue form IN the
game With Vancouver last wsdnss-
day. when they beat the fast Van
couv~t bunch. TO O.
The champions had a hard trip
from Montreal 10 the coast. playing
bfantford. Toronto. Winnipeg. Mel
son. Westminster and Vancouver
Ths Wastmlnaters succeeded in
beating the champions ON their horne
Eround during ths.f trip % tBa1
Hence tha Western tour this fall.
The champions have rsdsrinsd their
standing Ia British Columbia thia
trip.
The constant practice which the
locals have been INDUCING in lately
VII Improve their team work. And
as they have always shown up
sirons Individually. they are going
Ous after the champions with good
prospects Of success
The game viii be called az . D. m.
A large turn out IL expected as the
locals feel they have the greatest
struggle Ut their lacrosse experinca
before them
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Time To
REPENT

James and John Kelly. convicted
81 havtHg beeu the aecomplicss %
Pat Murphy ln the hpldsup 81 Henry
Anderson. several months ago were
sentenced - Superior Judge iieii
this morning 10 10 and 10 years IN
the psnilsufiArY. respectively Mo-
toms fnf new trials uu the ground
that Murphy had after hts canyic-
tl1n confessed the crIsne and had
sworn that neither Of the keiia wa
implicated. weer argued and over
ruled IN both cases.
Murphy. who acknowle lodges that
hs vac the ring leader OF the three
hlEhwRymsH. ~ under a is-year son
frnCn.
John Kelly vas Eivnn 4 lighter
sentence than the other two because
BE wss said to have taken no part
IN the beating u Tho victim. The
iTuid-up occurred in an alley between
Yealer way and Washington street.
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Whole Cities Cut off From OUT
side World, Bridges Washed a.
Way and Rivers are Raging Tor
rents Sweeping AHBefore Them

SCRANTON. Pa. oct io The
cftY Il bloodhound today. The
I.aekawanua l. a raslns toFrsut aud
mauy q ths largest bridges aFu
HNspt away No street enfa are run-
niux The power house - under
wAter and nearly all factories are
Under water and shut down. The
SuiY railway trains helnE operated
are on the paian are 4 Hudson.
whIrh has but one track enans
PATERSON. -. ,. oct f0.-Thr
city ID still TN the throea % the food
The water is steadily rising II
promises 70 pass the high water
mari % 1909. when the damage as
appalling Hundreds Of families
have been driven from their homes.
The water Tn surna piaTes ia above
En-. first story. The u1y1f has hired
Apollo hall. which t. being used a.
q piscs 81 refuge for the storm sui
fsrsHa Many wsre taken there this
morning. who had not tasted focd
for nearly = d6Y.
AZ silk mills are shut down. The
PaKars locomotive works ara also
Hooded and Idle. Nearly All ~ the
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Governor Mcbride Says He Will Probe
Charges Against Food Commissioner
TO the BottOm-.--He Is Interested in
The Stars Fight

the satisfaction Of others besides
himself
Gov. Mcbride was also personally
appraised 81 the grave charge 81 eel
issioa roe pending "a . civil aot,on
against Mcdonald a. 90. defendant
with the Royal dAirY IN damage
suit brought b. the praprtetors ~
the Fashion Grill OF Seattle for
$500.
The side-strpplnE tactics Of Sic
Don aid evidenced IN his crY OF inn
pre- meat " hen the milk lnNeatiKa-
tien was coming dangerously near
90 himself. was also pointed put 20
the states executive.
Throughout the interview the gov
afnor gave his sf8vrnt and deepest
attention % these charges. ana therq
was mucA OF pegtunt tn hts quiet
statement
= will ask him WHAT HE HAS
REEN DOING HOW HE HAS
BEEN CONntt TING Ills MILK
ISVES fIdATfpN IN SEATTLE
AND I WILL PROBE THE
CHANCES MADE AGAINST HIN.
TO THE BOTTOM,
So. AR. NcDouaid's official con-
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OLYMPIA. oea toy-oeV. Assrtds
Asday Expressed a deep interest IN
yhs stars milk adultseation expose
sna tatsa te q Sta staff esrrs.
ppondsns that hs intsrdsd te probe
IL. corruption charges 10 the bot
tens.
When the governors as'sntisn
Nss ealisd to the NArisss charges
made against stats Food ard Dsiry
Csrnsnls.iensr Mcdonald. he sale
that he sxsuld ssnd fer NJ. Msoon-
sla snd give him an opportunity %
sspiain hls senduet az the frat pcs
eiels nernent.
Amsns ether thlnss brought "a
the attsntlon 81 oeV. Mcbride ~As
ths fact that Msoonsid 10 nov pres
ldens Of the MerI company. 81 Seat
ti.. which IL enaseee N the business
81 setting dalrp suppiiss- ThiG- Nc e
penald el4iu,s, cannot lsaitinsssly
4 as.rfsre With Ria holding the office,
bit he will probseiY be sailsd apea
10 ssrs0rssrate the prePrissy 81 4 e
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lax. formerly employed 50 niEht
ticket agent 81 the Northern Pacific
Depot disappeared this w~ak. and
detectives af the road are seeking 10
locate him A = stirn. travelling
auditor nf the llne. is here che kinE
up to Discover whether af not the
company has tost anything hy the
sudden and anexp~ctsd departure Of
the former empinyes
Iux'a rrpart for last month. ae-
eofainE 60 report. tid not check eu-
aCtix vtIh the nrrnsis % the auditor
~ passenger traffic. and this H.
fhuuEht 20 b the rsasan Tor the de-
partura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

TWcnty slot machine eases came up
kefefn Justice Cam this morning aHd
and the offenders against the peace
and dignity q Seattle were compelled
o. paF 50 each toward tha ntairte-
name q the caanty government
This IL another horrible warning
nivsn o. thoae Eho have not Fet come
under The vlEiiant eye q proer-stis
natine Attorney Scott Intended O.
bring haalc % thasn ferelalf TIE fact
that hs l. determined to weed out
gambling. root and branch. IN this
city. even n ~ has % fine fha Of
fsnasr= tha appalling sum IT ten
tssgss apiece.
The man who has The aTrontHfy -
remain IA the Hiot machine business
g. the face u the opposition ~ Willie
Torarru1 Scott will 30 taught 70 70
spec the iaW-hs ufii be lined 80
fVarf fima he gets say with tha pro
nfastiuatinE atorutsys office.
The men who felt the hnvT hand =
shs iaN this morning we're. = =.
Emith. Wasliington Broa. IDA First
bvenHe. T. str1mpf. liz Second ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
INJUNCTION
KNOCKED OUT

IT. LOUIS. NO. oct ta-I=hr IN
junction. granted b. ths United
district % illinois, ln the ease 81 the
Chiaaao Beard - Trade against The
Christie Commission Company. re
atraininx the Postal Telegraph Gem
pany from aalis erinE stock quota b
lions % Christie a 80. At Kansas
city aud other cities. vas To-Day dis-
SOLVED BY the United states court Of
appeaia- The aoart OF appeals re-
ssrzsd the decision - the lover
court by holding that the telegraph
company has No fiSht to dtscrim-
isRtH Ia the messages carried by II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
TERRIBLE WARNING
FROM MR.. SCOTT
PUBLIC REORGANIZATION swooPs down. UPON TWENTY or
THE GREEDY SLOT MACHINE mEa-ARE FINED SO EACH

uBe. James Mur1sr. ~ Second avenue
A Barton and Jabn Doc Mcdonald 80
Pike street. J. IL Condor. &c Pike
street. Frank Logan. IKE second ave-
nur. %. r. clark. 90 rths street
shrmard. az PIKE street John Dee
Zimmerman ard Richard Roe zee. @l
Pike street. u r. HalrY. ll Pike
street. " Thompson. Us Pike street
7 j De Vault and e e. cippieeats
80 Pike street 5 MatiheF. 1851 Firat
avenue. n Schultz inng First avsnus.
, q Smith. iEa Ftest avauua John
Doe Rsaaa and Richard Roe HfnkieY.
Ia FIRST hzenur. e. B Elliot los
First avenue. = Hallss iaf First ave
niue. A. n Lum and J. u. Lum. 80
FIRST avenue.
The complaints were al sworn q ~
! J caiiarhan. the specially attached
deputy shariH Who g. assisting the
valiant public prosecutor On his great
crusade once month. against the
slot machine gamblers
aiauth GailaEhan will now hibernate
with the rest N the procrnstlua tors
until the frst q November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

The china Mutual freight steam
ship peuraiion arrived this morning
from Liverpool via Vancouver She
hrouGht 90 tons Of general frrigh,
and vii load 800 tons OF salmon at
the nread street dock
Steamer ssatiuei Eiit come off the
West Seattle NAFs tonight with a
neN keel built there.
TuK seaiion sailed this morning 60
wrnnEei 90 spu the disabled steamer
Cottage city back 70 port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
M()BBE:D
WHITE CAPS BEAT WEALTHY
WHITE FARMER AND AIS hg.
OR owtFE--womAN MAY DIE

BANBusKY. Ohia. oct. To-
UuFuthsr. a wealthy white farmer.
who recsntiy married a neKreaa. Nns
" hifs-cAppad iast night lie VAS
severely handled. The nab. not sat
lafied with beating him. returned 60
the house and attacked his negro
wife. The woman Was badly hurt
TIE mob is aai1 to have besn made
40 Of young farmers living In the
uelHtsbofhufld.
uaenthrHa former friends we're
iuceussd NJ his marriage 20 tie coll
ofed woman and threats have been
made against him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
BUCHANAN
WINS AGAIN

INpIANApotIR. oct. 10. = The
Structural Building Trades Union.
which ls meeting herr e. fern a na
tioual organization. today elected
Frank buchanan Of chicsEo. prrai-
dent fl1cha nan 10 the president u
che international ariiEe and stru6
tufaf fruu Workers against whom
SIAM Parks made such hot fight al
the recent Kansas city convention
Of that organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
RUSSIA WILL
DECLARE WAR
Gar VIII Open HosiHhes To-
morrow If Japan Does Not Back
Down. The Bears Claws Are I'm
ManChuria For All Time

PORT ARTHUR. oct. ie.-yrhs
koyy Krai today says the status quo
fixed upon b. Russia Ia Aanehafta
must be maintained. The affair Tn
tsrents China and Russia only and IL
none 81 the business Of other pow
sFa Russia fid not eVaeuate Ocfo-
bsr :. nor will she At any other time.
ManchuTta IL for Russia
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BERLIN. Oct. i0-Ths I3erlinef
2aiiunE today publishes a dispatch
from ~. Petersburg. which states
Japan tomorrow unless Japan aitera
her attitude towards Aanohufia. The
Cologne UaEeits has euuAilY alarm
Ing dispatches from 81 Petersburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
THREATEN
To STRIKE

PEORIA. IN oes. tn-The stats
- threatened wifh rtFssr IN it IN
tire cuai mining territory owing 80
a fsfuasf - the Operators 90 grant
the demands ~ ths hntztinK enEia-
ears
The operators offered To grant e
halt - the 3 per cent Increase d.
fnAnsfed by the engineers. but the
latter fefusn 10 accept the offer
They say n operators DO not rucesir
the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
TWO DROWNED

PORT JERVIE. y. Y. oct. ia-
The worst flood ever known On fhe
Delaware and SaNeaiuz rivers t. BE-
IND experienced tadaF The largest
portion % t.nWsr POET JsrVts and
suburb II under WHtsf Hundreds
Of psopls haFs been rescued with
boats The bridge across the Della
ware collapsed while three men we're
on Il. Two we're drowned Railroad
trafftc = partially suspended Thna-
sands ~ dollars worth Of damage
has already ben done.
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Mfnuf.Erows X. =. OF L.
Several persons vere drowned whsn
uarrrfta iarR~ steel bridge. cfuusinH
th~ n~iawafs hetween fsHTt Essrfta -
nAtamsraH collapsed tastsy a. -.
suit - ths hish water The bridge waa
50 feet N ienrph ard oue ~ the great
ssf steel ruefufrs IN The country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
TRACKS wAsngo AWAY

PAsSAfc. \ J. Oct 1.-The
Weasel river has oF - fiaefsd .hnd
washed awaT = Ions stretch - the
Erta A DuttuuvliIs tracks ~ 70
believed that no lives have been lost
The t0wr l. completely deserted
The Paznaie river continues "a rise
The damage IL Increasing hourly
and the city Ntil BE- in darkness to-
Might. The city officials are hold-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
ASKS 10000 FROM
CITY TREASURY

william J. Hawkins today filed a
iieeeg damage suit against the city
in the superior cuurt lie claims 60
have sustained serious injuries by
falling upon dnfeCtive sidewalk on
Second avenue, near Pine rtrest. last
IUfW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
WEST SEATTLE RAILWAY
TERMINALS ARE SOLD

The West Seattle Terminal Rail-
WAY. together with lln wheat sie-
vatoFH ami rolling stock WAS sold az
ahsrifs sale today for as 0es 20 the
Northern Pacific Railway company.
which held a heavy mortgage on the
property. Twelve West Seattle lots
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were also sold 20 the same company
for iz5e9
The sale WAS on a judgment rem
dened In favor % the Northwestern
Improvement company against the
seattle San Francisco Railway
a Navigation company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12
LAST BOAT FOR NOME

The white star stsauiship prrE~n
VIII sail foF Nome Monday nisht. a.
sscln4sk. Nth co rassenasrn and 10
tons ~ freight. She VII he the last
beat % leave this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

order tihs morning sting Nsls Hy-
land to appear before him October
lt and FhuH cause why his three lit
tie mofheHless children should not
be- taken from him on account OF his
alleged ii=treatmsut u them. The
complaint against him was lodged by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

Information pas filed yesterday
afternoon By ProcrastiaatiuK Attor-
neY' Scott against I'd. Mcdonald.
charging him with the theft Of ! 50
from Michael Fafreu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-12

SEW YORK. 0et- 10 The storm
- believed q be over hearty 10 y
tus he's - rain fell. breaking all pre-.
viuua rucoedn for similar length q
time.
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railways ere ttsI mp The cite VII
d. without uEbI tonight. The loss i
already Afav.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. ~ The
city - cuf Off from the outside
sorid today All trains % New
Yufk are abandoned ana but one
train ieft fer ths west. In ths May
nauk mlH district all the establish
msnta ars closed an account u the
flooded the fires
The Delaware river - filled with
debris from destroyed houses and
barns frum the farming districts
The storm has ahated.
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DAMAGE ENORMOUS
afternoon the river reached q higher
stage than ever before The aiFests
tn IN. inwziFfnE section IF TIE city
are under Trufn tao to 81 feet q
water The damage 60 mills. fac.
tories ard hnuHehnldrFs vii be snos-
nous one case Of drpv ning Il -
ported.
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ON TAE DELAWARE

EAsT0N. Pa. oct. ta-Ths Deia-
ware river rus~ % feet durias the
might and Il higher than ever before
The damage ~ nprrredsnictfiy
heavy ia this ViriaitY
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DEATH DEALING
AND Obstructive
GREATEST on RECORD

ing meeting e. provide means fu'
~. relief Of naod sufferers.
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Sit $500 mad 9entidlauo.

Deutib : amerifanii1e 3eitunaer
tueroen i'm alten Gaterlarlb nit qro=
Bem Sntereiie geleien, neil fie lih
frei ansiprehen unb bdufig BON bril-
ben mebr Neuigfeiten unb Nahrih=
ten bringen, als bic oeutlden Bel
tllngen ielblt. Die rJreie 8relie fir
EeTaSA lit bribe1 iiberan, tpDbin fie
aeianbt tuirb, Elm lebr germ geiebener
@ait unb fam fib riibmen, Mner-
fenrtung ui1b Wirbieung gu finben,
tuie aus 5nblreiben Briefen an ars,
ionic an Dieieniger. tuelhe bas Blatt
an ibre 8ertpanbten ihiden, berppr.
3ebt. Wer baber leinen Germanbten
nrb 5reunben cine Jreube erfpeiIen,
ibnen elm miafpmtmenes 8eIAenf
MAIDEN min, Der befteue fir Tie bic
sJreie Yreiie fir 9eras". Das Sn=
tereife fiir Eeras, tpie nberbaupt fit
ben Staat unb Die @egenb, NOD bic
8ertpanbten tuobnen, 1T in Deut1d>
lamb iebr lebbaft uno eS lit unm0as
lid, in Briuatbriefen cine 70 ariin6-
libe Nuftldrung unb Belhreibuna
beS fremben 2anbeS Su geben, ME
bies bic rGreie Brene4 aam6den.>
LID tbut. Sir ben gerineen Yreis
BON So n~erienben mir portDfrei unler
reibbaltiges WDbeublatt auF elm Jabr
an irgenb cine Nbre1ie I'M Nuslanbe.
Die Sfreie Wresfe FIR oerna g},thf.
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Ausgsmuaert!
Dis utau auf Der edwabiiben Mtb bic Ore.
f%rufirung feierf.

frutirums feierf.
Wuf Der @9ndbif9en Nlb, benz
f96nen @ebirgslanbe Wiirttemberas,
befen burgsefrOnte 9Dben 70 ftpl3 ms
Nedartbol nieoergraben, bot ii6 Elm
traftboa eisenartises 9olfsleben err
halten. Die 2iebe our Seimatb, gu
ibren dlten Ginri9tungen unb 9rGus.
den. iibt benz fdipdbii9en Bauer tief
TN 9eraen felt; nit SelbItgefibl freuf
tr fd fetnes Sdpabsntbums, unb
bab Ct efpas auf id bdIt, bas duBert
ith auf's @nsenebmfte in Der Srbnuns
uno Heinli9teit, nit Der Ell fem 6ousz
iptfen leitet unb Die aud Dem drmiten
Gebirgsborf auf Der Nlb Elm iauberes
Musfebsn etbt. Wie iiberau in
Deutf9lanb btlbet bic Nusmulterung
unb Nusbebuns Der Metruten, bic az
iGhrlt9 i'm 8riibiabr fir bas Reidsz
beer ftattfinbet, fir iebe Dorfsemeinbe
etH greigntB. Sn ben DDrfern Der
Mlb TT bas cine feitlide 3eit, unb bas
Selbftsefibl Der iunsen 2eute trttt in
naiDer, frDbli9er Meife gu Sage. Die
@usmuiterune bet feitsefteat, baB Iie
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getruteu bon Der edpabtiden alb.

@efruten bon Der Sdmabiiden alb.
fi1 Dor ben militdrpfli6tigen offers
genofen, bic auriidgeifeQt purben,
burh trdftige RonItitution aus5eia@
men, ba3u fonnmt bas @efibl bes Ser
austpahfens aus Der elterli9en 3uht,
bic Mebmuth beg Mbi9iebnebmens bon
9eimatb unb Rinber3eit, unb bic 9ore
abnuns Der nod itrenseren .3uht, bic
ben jungen MISUNDERSTANDING in
Der Raferne eripartet.
go Dirb benin bic 6reibeit Dor Der
gtnfteuuns nod in pollen 3Isen sez
rpfen! Man tbut fi9 aufamnlen unb
lebt aus gemeinfhaftIi9er RaTe, in
iuel@e bic Woblbabenben mehr. bic
Mermeren peniger aubIen. MeuBere
Mbaei9en. bunte 9dnber, 1ebern.
fiiniflihe Wlumert unb gebrudte @ez
benfbldtter nuf benz 6ui, Dmfmiinaen
unb tanflides gi1enlaub i'm anppfs
LODI, mifen es Der Welt funb tbun,
tpelden Didtise1 2ebensabf6nitt man
begebt. DAB aber trpb an biefer Oh
5eiden ibres Hefrutenthums bic beis
ben 8urfden, bic auf unferem 8ilbs
tn ftligfter Stimmung Die Oorfftrabe
herubtommer, nod feline sebienten
Golboten finb. bas aeigt beutlih bic
llnslet4mGBisteit ibres Gdritts. bic
hns gntfeben isben Rorporals bilben
iuiirbe.
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g. s4eaermeler's Tamilienaarten

erfreut iih ueeen ieiner ausgeaeih.
neten &iihe oes beiten SUITES BEL
9ieiigen unb Sremben nno miro
oementlpreheno BON Jreunoen elmer
9lten oeutihen 9olt fart Patrons
itrt. Delifateifen Der 5aiion ents
lprebenb. Milhereiprooutte aIer
Nrt. SIN Saloon ftnoet man tets
friibes Bier, CUTE Weine, 2iou5re
uno @igarren. Sdeuermeper's Ta.
milien3arten lit Elm Grbolunespiab
eriter &laffe.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18

Abraham" Here are few samples Of what the
book contains:
Those who lead political parties go forth and
The district leader does not wait for power to
There are reformers and reformers. The real re-
former recognizes abuse ana tries 10 cure Lhe
sore The fake reformer abuses everybody else
because he is himself >. :.
Thirty days before election Tammany does az II
can for the poor Afterward 1t does the poor all 1t
To be a successful politician man must have
a good stomach.
Mr.. Gruber has such reputation for story
telling that whenever he takes seat in the Amen
Corner of the Fifth Avenue Hotel group gathers
around At such times Charles Steckler acts as
sort of umpire and after the story is told he SOL
ennly renders decision to whether it is fair or
foul
The order of procedure is about as follows;
Gruber: "I suppose you've all heard Of the story
of the Hebrew regiment at the outbreak of the civil
WARP
SteckIer: That's an old one
Gruber: This Is the first time that this story mas
ever been told
SteckIer: ''So on. bet I've heard it a hundred
times"
Ciruber well this Hebrew regiment had been
preparing for the East Side for sew
eraf weeks. and at last set out to end hostilites
by one fierce attack. They carried enough amInu-
milton to shell Gibraltar. Well, the regiment landed
in Jersey City, and just about to execute a
few evolutions stretch their legs, when couple
of wild-eyed Irishmen swooped down on them and
chased them home again -,
Steckler: i've heard that story before, all rlgnt
Gruber Then you must have eaten lobster salad,
too, Charley; dreamed that only last night