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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30
Has the Grand Trunk Pacific Col
lapsed? =

The conservative Canadian papers
are declaring that the whole project
for the construction Of the Grand
Trunk Pacific railway has fallen thru.
The contract between the> government
and the company called for the deposit
within a certain time of $5,0O0,000 in
cash or government bonds as. a guar
anty Of good faith on. the,tpart of the
railway. The time fofs making thfs
deposit has passed andr nothing has
been seen of it except in the shape Of
some railway securities which were Of
fered by the company in lieu of cash
or government bonds. it-
1t is said that the truth is that the
company lis finding difficulty in secur-
ing financial support-for it's enterprise.
1t. was supposed that If the govern
ment built the line from sMoncton, N.
B., to Winnipeg-1,80 500 miles-and
presented the company with the free
use of it for ten years and a lease fol.
forty years more at a low rental, there
would be no trouble in interesting
fnanciers in the whole Undertaking.
= L W. IclCLS, lAOWCNS 5ELSllu ~ rucLGI
hnancters from investing money in the
enterprise. One is the fact that there
will be no local traffic between Quebec
and Winnipeg, and the other is that
between Quebec and Moncton, the new
road will have to divide what little To-
cal traffic there may be with the In
tercolonial.
1t is estimated that it will cost S.
100000 year to operate the road be-
tween Moncton and Winnipeg. After
the first ten years are past, it will cost
about $4,000, 900 more, Nobody has
been able to figure out where the pro-
posed road will get the business to
meet such expenditures Some time
in the future it may have a good local
business, but it will take a long time
to develop it. The thru traffic will
not for many years at least. amount
to much. =: ~. 49,.
If the Dominion government has
formulated a railway scheme that
practical men will not take up, the loss
Of prestige that will follow will not
help Sir Wilfrid Laurier any ins~ the
general elections, which are supposed
to be near. f.s
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

ers; when Canada has voluntarily
exchanged the British for the Ameri-
can flag, when Mexico ana Central
America follow, and the Florida strait
and the Windward passage lead Sto a
veritable American lake with, Did
Glory" reflected from all. it's iilsular
shores, the generation OF Americans
who will witness this stage Of our
progress will still say: Not enough
by long way!" y.,
Some timid souls may shrink from
the sentiment and the action it intends
to stimulate, but 1t is written in the
hopeful patriotic American soul. 1t
cannot be blotted out.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30
Pastor Lowry Hill Congregational Church

A rose garden six. acres in area. and
containing $4,000 rose trees, will be
one OF the attractions at the ST. Louis
worlds fair.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

AN INvITATLoN- is extended. to- all to visit
the Press Room, which is the finest in the west.
The battery of presses consists of, three four
deck Goss Presses, with total capacity OF
144, 900 eight page Journals an hour. printed,
folded and counted. The best time to call Is
from 315 to 80 p. Inquire at the business
office bedirected= to- the visitors gallery of
the Press Room - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30
WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK

People who have things to say to the pub :
lie that = ought to be ssId,y are Invited to
Z. use th'siico'umn. Hutgthe space IS linz
tied, and all communications must be
"boiIed down" as much as possible
Three hundred words is safe limit,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

The Journal carried in November
1876 columns of advertising, 400 col
umns more than any other Minneapo-
lis or St. Paul paper, daily or daily
and Sunday issues combined.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

w. j. Bryan has been cutting quite "a
swath in Europe. The. Berlin papers
printed in full his speech before the
American Chamber of Commerce The
speech was powerful plea for inter-
national peace and good will, and warned
the Europeans that if any nation of Eu-
rope made war on the United States it
would be fighting against it's own sons
and daughters, all Europe being the
fatherland Of America. In England Mr.
Bryan has been taken as the real type
Of thoughtful; serious, ftnassumi1ag Amer
leans. He has been contrasted' with the
''sassiety' Americans In England, who are
rightly assumed by the English .swells not
to be the real thing
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30
Too Frivolous.

Lincoln Steffens has discovered re-
lation between the American tendency
to take the light point of view and
the prevalence of graft.
ut is all very WE'LL" he says, "to
take the light point Of view, but when
your sense Of humor becomes too
broad you will tolerate almost any
thing"
Being jokers from the cradle to. the
laugh over everything that occurs, we
naturally laugh at graft, and are
amused by grating. We are not hor-
rified by revelations of graft. We look
on the. CRATER as an entertaining sort
Of fellow. We admit that. he, is very
bad, but we lunch with him, smoke
with him at the club and even fgG to
church with him. Whatever We may
| think about him, actions tend to
show that we consider his offenses very
trivial things which should not be al
lowed to disturb the equanimity of the
relations existing between ac-
quaintances.
AS the Chicago Journal suggests, we
shall not deal vigorously with the
CRATER until we, are fully conscious
that it is not some other person. but
ourselves, that he is robbing. It is
possible to see something funny in the
spectacle of another person being
robbed. Thebe is no fun in it when
we are the victims. We, are all the
victims of grafters, but we don't
realize it.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

Only 2-CENT Daily In, Minneapolis
REMEMBER, all this circulation fs
the o'clock edition, which Is denv-
cred directly to the homes. ALL the
members of the family have time to
read it.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30
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TRAVEIER's. ABROAD

VIII find The Journal OF file foows.
LONDoN-U..S Express Co., 90 Strand
American Express Co., S'Waterloo
DENMAKK-U.i s., legation.
PARIS-Eagle Bureau, s53 rue Canbon. ~
Residents, visiting Paris can have their
mail or. kilograms sent care OF this
Bureau and the same will be for
warded to them Or held for their
arrival. r -,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

nearly thirty years, and the shop is an
open one. Notable also is the address OF
Professor Clark Of Columbia university,
arguing for compulsory arbitration to the
extent that the state, in cases Of labor or
capital monopoly, shall decide whether de-
nands are reasonable or not. public
Policy Chicago.l
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30
BOOKS RECEIVED

WORK. By Hugh Black, NJ A. author of
i Friendship and Culture and Restraint
/ Chicago: Fleming H. Revell company Mime
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

The antitipping movement has broken
out in ST.. Paul. The only way to stop
the tipping evil in sleeping cars is to stop
giving tips. OF course, the porter will
make it very unpleasant for you and you
VIII feel mean and small for a time, but
it's the right way. The Pullman company
is rich enough to pay its own employees,
and ought in all decency to do so.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

Fra Observation-Disclosures of Art for
January contains ten fine reproductions
from the works Of Bartolommeo and
sketches Of his life and work
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

Bob Dunn was in ST. Paul yesterday
and called at the capitol, but declined
to discuss the ru1nor that he is about
to announce his candidacy.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

Architectural Subjects-'The table of
contents Of The Architectural Record for
January follows: 1.-THE Warehouse and the
Factory in Architecture Russell Sturgis;
"Gordon EIall-The House of Dan r. Han
ma, Cleveland OhiO'' Charles BOhassek
1.-The New Theaters of New York. A. C,
David; "Individualism in Architecture
the Works of Herts & Tallant,'' Abbot
Halstead Moore.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

Japans war god certainly looks fierce
enough to eat up pretty good sized piece
of the man
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

Three revolutions are raging in San
Domingo. If anybody is left after the
tangle is Strengthened cut. the United
States ships ought to land marines and
shoot him down.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

There are elements insthe party that are
bitterly hostile to Mr.. Eustis still The
civil war veterans have not restored him
to their good graces Z. and the Swedish
Americans are still anti-Eustis, on the
ground that he blamed them for his defeat
in 1898. These influences may fight hard
against his nomination,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-30

T'hee&outloolSS with reference to appoint
ments seems unchanged. 1t is foregone
conclusion that Governor Van SAINT will
name Attorney General Douglas for the
Collins vacancy. w. ]. Donahower seems
t9 stand tbs the .s best chance Of succeeding
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03

Los miiiaarss apoyan IN an ustialsn :, r,,-
nfatsrio hscAI.
Es ssguro que sean condanadaa LA uarso.
mas pgoeasAdaa sn In eamss.
VENEZUELA
Los asanaos dc Vsnaxasla - hsl.su an N
mismo estados sin q osurra nada ds Oaraira IN
Las ssasadras Dc Ingassrra y Alamauia
no Abandonan las o. uas vsnssoianas y los va-
mss eoncasinsas.
hi punsx eapisa. Del eonaieso sssx sn ma
noe dsI sriDSass % Rrbisrsis, qus rsslds N 10
Eaya-H -HoIais4sa~s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
PONCE
( NOTIcIAs DIREcTAs

La xiapera ds4ssSS . 49, 60 Ssrrio nrrio
"a tnmuitS On GuRyAniIIe del cuAF
rssuItaron heridos Aigunos p&isa
NOS So hIcfsron por 10 policiA
AIRu nas datonelonsB euyos lndivi-
duoa fuaron tTAsladados AVER D aSaA
eiudad.
Aver duranta tcdo sl diA y To- mo-
chs hubo mueho movimiento en-
aRsA eiudad. Los eAPros sIectFieos
hsefAn sus Visiss 1s ida y vualtA o
Tn playa AtautAdos do pAsAisroa.
nm In tardo dc agar en- In cAlls del
Castillo, ssquina 10 Virtud, hubo
una sobaFGna gsfata dc In cuai
resuIt6 nm individuo hsPido. Con-
sesnsneiAs de sl1o nusyo.
La question oeurrida en- Guaya.
nilla rseonocs ssgdu nos han In
tornado los stropsIlos ds 10 policfA
insulSr de squsl pussto los eis'
msntos fsdaRslss, OuRndo AeebA.
ran DE- eonvanesRsa sstos poliSonteS
que 81 mission 81 psrEeguir q los
eTimina alas y los fsdsralss oil tnico
cPimsn que Rsalixan % amar este
pals, Iushar por sua libsrtades y
dsspraciAr . los services que bssan
In mAno del d6spotA que oSgrime sl
IGtigo con que 30 NOS hagsls.
La 1arana del Casino para sspe-
Yar oil nusvo aAo Fssult6 AnimGdi-
alma. AL dAT lAa does In animation
lego R sU e0lmo /; padres gus ba-
sAbAn q sus hi1ou, amigos gus Se
Rbra1AbAn v novlos qua elSifan
AdueI mcmento supreme para rati-
femr sua protestaE do amor v ofEa'
ear a I'm mujeF Rmad@ ell 1S0s, como
t0stigu para i'm r0AliSaci6n de aus
dcYRdOs ensusGios. Los t6vsnaa rsH-
pondi0Ron O In f&ma conquist&dA y
obGequiaFon aHpl6ndidaments o l&
eoneuPRansiM. La animation no
deeAy6 I'M momanto, bAil6ndoss
hasSa las tres do In mAdPugRda.
GsgGn 90 nos Informs, los % flores
Ooronas y Gnti6rRas han llevado q
enbo con feIiS FesnltAdo una alta
opaEaei6n de eirDjfa. MafiIn1 dA-
RBMO@ @Ik uAOS 00s8AAoS SO0AS SbAAs
CoptiD6a de grAvadAd In vinda
de Con Romkn Bsldorioty. Hoy 80
eneuentIR sc asta ciud2d nuestTo
amigo don EuStoquio Torres hiio
polflico de ssa respectable matrona.
Anoehs como o l9a 8 de In ms
druRada ocnrri6 ON inesndio an eI
pobIado dc Ia Playa, qusmAndose
euatro easRs, una de las euales era
pPopIedAc de nusstro amigo don
Ricardo Ruis. Dsl pueblo coneu.
rriaRon los oflGisles ssfioPes PARA,
Moringlans y Sehuck.
Hoy ha aldo puesto en- libsrtad
bajn dAn1M de mil dellsrs Guiiler-
mo Torres, pVeso por los sucssos
oeurridos on GaAyRntlla.
La vfspeya do sfio nuevo dur2nte
iaA primeFAs hoFas ds l@ nochs hu.
DO mn TnovImiOnto sxtrAordinario.
Las eRSAa de- coweFcio " principal
manto los dep6sitos de ealsAdo v
som bPeFos sstabRn IlspoG, ara ex-
trafio que pAaaae ma persona sin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03

'S|lR uno do sstos artfcuIos.
Da Ias EAsas qusma6as en- In Pla.
ya unn era on I'm oua sstaba fnsaA-
lAdo ol Rrsmio dc Toneisfos.
Nuastr0 amigo Ysnafso OopaAs
hsimsR. eMplsAdo en- las ofsiHas
del eorrao, 40 sneuentFa disfrutan-
do quinGa ifas de lfesncis qus le
han sido soncsdidos. Parsea qus
oil amigo Ysnsito qulsre diafrutaR
Del tfFico majarets hastaila oesaya.
So nos Informs que sl esbo de ID
polisfR insulaY de Guayanilla, 81.
iasquids, es el culpg bls eon sus in
tsmpsraneias, de los disgrstos en-
dicha poblRei6n. Tsrga On eusntsh
sl sabito sn question 10 oeurrido 81
capitkn BsrTios, para que 50 sem-
primR m POGO.
Ha llsgado de Europa nusstro
amigo don Psdro Valdivieso.
Sc ha Kseibido sn ssta ciudAd 10
notieia del falIscimianto do ID ss-
ncFA de don Santiago Marin, oeu-
rridA en- AYseibo. Enviamoa los
d6udos de la nnada nusstro mas
ssntido p6same.
Anochs tTansita ban por LIS eallss
de ssta poblAei6n IN Elm n6mero dc
parrandas CON sus guitarrss, Las
cuales buscAhan seguraments sitio
donda divsrtiFse.
Anochs 90 llev6 o eabo en- oil
Csntro do Instrncei6n y Rsclao dc
Ooamo, nm sspl6ndido bails, oil enal
fn6 amsnisa1o por 10 oTqussta del
rsputAdo Ooe6.
Ayerc n los dies DO 10 maHana
tom6 posssi6n In nnsva Jnnss Di'
rsctiva dai Casino. Todos los 80
eios est&n altRmenSa sAtitfsehos de
l&s gastionea de la Junta anterior
sobrs tcdo del ssfior presidente don
Aeiselo Snbirk sl cuaI no despaYdi.
ci6 oeasi6n para propnreionar
aqusllos las mRyoras diverslones.
Anoche celsbr6 Ii iuvansud de la
Playa un bale que qnsd6 animadf'
sime.
Sc eneuensra an ssta ciudad don
Arturo Aponts, PYssi6ents de ID
Corts de DistYito dc Maysg gfsx.
El lunes llsggrk . sata eiudad,
monssfior La ChapsIls. Esta no.
che 50 rsunirkn los eat6'icos para
tratAr del rscibimisnto que han de
hAesrls.
Agar 30 hautis6 una ni1Ia de
nuastro amigo don Hsrminio Arms-
trong o In cual apadrinaron dofia
Antonia Rider y I'm hermano del
ssiSo Armssrong.
Aver Ia Comps fita Industrial
de PDsrto Rico rsparti6 tres mil
caisstlIAs de cigarrillos imonel,o
y obsaqui6 0 ans constantes fAvore.
cadorsa con tahaeoB.
Nusstro Rmigc don Rtm6n Cad6
qua tPAbsia Adjustments an una
aseLaiA en- Janca % encnantra en-
essA ciEdRd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
UNA B0DA

H1 pAsAdo para Ponce sl fscto
iuss de 10 OoPts dc DisaFito de Hu-
macao, liesneisdo Mr.. Charles e.
Eoota.
Mr.. Foots enDtFAsr6 matrim MO
6StA noeha sn AqnslIa eindAd cor
- an DritA CnDeapc'6a Asyol Bd-
Sstti hsrmsns lsgfsimA polfucs,
rsspseNivsmsnts, de nuestFos com
pansPos en- 81 psriodisTno dor Eoge
MO Astol y el senior Toro FSKnGn-
dsE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03

lsayA. In ado vfcaima Ia m aAsntad0 anAr-
qntsba.
Avisado 1ismp0 Dc III sgFssOns pnd0 ca
quivRR aI caerpos sinn hnniara mas1so aasA-
Il CEUTA
HaE Ilegatlo Canta los regimisueos sspa-
Ha!ea ne dafandfan IN vida inssrsssa de sus
eomnnarfnaas en- Marrusens
EEN6ACI0N
u.oamea ~van sensaeIkIu N ia Corta de Ms.
A.sn ~ 5,.srio milftsgasss Dor il Rsndict6n
A. vissaris da Iassr sfs insurrssto 6on
CaIiRtc 6n3es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
Las EUEVls clMARAs

Fl gobarnAdor hs publieado una
pFoelamA, eonveeando . los dsle-
gados u lA Okmara para que inieisn
S1s t.abAjoa oil doss del mes q
cuRso.
Las assionas del eusrpo isgisla-
1.-Two 90 celabrAr6n On 81 antique
sdiAcio do In Dlputaci6n provsn-
eial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03

nl ni6 s0 del ass 9Asado fn6 d.
Asnido On lA tef&tHPa de p6slciA de
Fonce, oil indlviduo Juan RAldIffS
Castro, IlsgAdo de MRyAgtiss. bA-
vrgn da HeYcelonas con euAtFo nifiop,
Rram1fo pkviIm, Manuel RsiruRo,
Ocsms Fslieianc y JnAn Lopez, .
nnIenas exploits sxhibiendolcs easi
nj dennudo " pIntmdca do foio, anna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03

Fillo y negro y haciendolss bAilAr
al son de una bomb ba.
Infinidad de curiosos ss sgioms-
Rsron para vsslos en- II jsfstura, v
ssta hA dAdo ei eoesiguiants paria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
UL.TIMOS CABLES


Is NAV probable qua osurrA una erisis sn
i -.sss@te fsaneAs, Nor oil tracAso del ministgo
- NaTsna ' IL Aostilldad srsessn,s de- Mr..
Tam nss por sus ataquss las soDEfegasionss:
....-. = pelleaan Ciombsps KennAsiaA.
PLAN AasARoUIsTA
nj rrsssaa,lAs Dc la cGmAsa bslGs af sshe.i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
Vacante esc0lar

al pv6ximo lnnes sxpira l. va
carte sseolaP
Ese Ola soIvsrkn > sbriTss Iss
escnelAa p6oiicas De II isla, clan
sprAdAs poF unoa eUsntns diAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
SCOTT & BOVINE, New York.

sres. SCOTT & BOVINE, New York.
Enconandome en- La convalecncia de la Grippe ataoab
moesta f aconseado que nevo prepars de ce;e
un nombre parecldo de Emulsion Durante ell pGodo
cauea debdo su desagradabe abo produca eructos
nnca en- Ell estomago Temendo produes agn trasorno
medica en- La cnca de la Qa de Dependencies de esta
Prepran La cual omo sin repugnanca toeranoa
"a que no del todo por e coo tempo que hace Ia empeo Sin
Hahana, 4Repdblica de Cuba, Is de Julio 1902
Dnecc6n Ofcos
oCOlI & BOVINE, Quimico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03
En@o g..

qua llev9ss nm bnlto eontenisndo
do estes articuIos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-03

La vfspeya do sfio nuevo duRants
las primerAs horas dS 10 mocha hu.
DO mn movlmiOnto sxtraordinario.
Las GAsAa ds cowePcio y principal
manto loa dep6sitos de eAI1Ad0 v
som bPsFos SstabRn llspoG, era ex-
traiio que pARase ma persona sin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07
"JM M MY OWRARlS WERE MJMED
RYMMKNe ENRMAZAEDM MK'
DR.. q. l.. Tanner Analytic Chemist

pour three drops into two teaspoon
nals ~ the milk and atil it wcll. II
atil be naen a. turn Il pinktHh culnf
then puur five DROPS 81 hY hlufio
AHid mto the milk ana stir Il again
lf the milk b. pure q Will lnimadi.
HIely 81 restored ia lie natural white
eolor ID shaken. bat II it contains
fafmaIdehYdo Il wul turn a dark
purple fnloF.
az making the test IN conrt FRO
fsss1r rsusur il wont "a use one
glass af purv milk ana another glass
II milk IN which farmaldrhYdr has
heen dropped. The cnntrast in the
ae5ia IONS of the two portions pf milk
a mNat cnnYlueiuE
Dn Saturday the test Yves dumans
STATED bY lts diaeuKvrer "a baby
II expert chemists who cdnsratu
iafad him un his fuAst valuable ad-
IIIIan Ia the facilities - arirnCr. and
declared the test ta be rviishlr be
yand all doubt In the face % this
vurdlaf. the puuV piaiuta ~ The
mailty milkmon ANA the Jealous crit
iclama of iuouHaeaugutia dahhlerH
into urnieai heteuca. must die away
VI their own weight and tbs spien-
1ld fact remains
Professor q l. Tanner has diaaov-
erred thorough AND reliable tuHt fet
deIacfluw one 81 the u aat tnatdtauz
raIs0na prrNatsntiF used ln the
aaultrratian OF fpe1s, nnd has thnfr-
IS offered Ga science a means ~ IRE
venting wholesale deHtrueiinn o.
human i.fe an over the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

became satIffied that farmalIshyi s.
n used la sufficient quantities - pre-
aeffr mls. apu}H aia8 preserve. OF
HHnafu. the stomach 20 The Htfls
unr "a no araHA TIE u1ia fny susie
aauee. auI that EhIa explained the
death of rs own uttle ones
Later ha vas able - prove This uF
Demonstration. and fhs Chicago
ffghf aNasua6 impure milk h#aaus
All Through that rsht Professor
TauHeF worked wiih the RiHnf %
straaS nefBonal interest. aHd hs te=
came snuNn sa the milk galseurF 3
enemy Hs stayed with the fight
until BE- Has rraatlcatiY eEeF. max
IaE nubIIe deznnusE ra tlnua and e1us
eatiuS the people aEsinsi The dad
- drag Hts assistance was tftaluas
Die 10 the board II health. ami
through ais lustrumrnMiItY 20 wa
made penltenf affcuae ln the
afAte ~ Illinois e. adairsfafu food
aItH fufHIaiiHhEiH.
AfterwarL Nith splendid letters u
Hanmaufatidu. Professor TauEet
came west. aud he has been 1aistlf
az Wefk 81 hia laboratory ever since
u~gfr losing a5Ehf ~ hts enemy the
milk p1iaanfr. and trV9tinK ala bis
leisure tiH1s - rhau cal experiments
aith q view 20 defeating The cunning
methods employed ~ the dHatfurrrs
~ nfs
Aua finally b. solved the problem
He discovered a process - simple
that g. may b. employed in the
BONES % The peopIe. ard any person
q ~ ~ not color blind oan readily
deteet In miik the presence - the
fatal presargaliya which has - long
been advertised Is SIS mauafae=
fufera ~ impossible 80 discover after
= feW hours iuFresiiatian
TNe teHs wifI e. avss sa as H.. uis-i=
teal journals 81 ths Nafid. ana VIII
eventually come "a be an important
factor IN the fight for pure foods IN
the great cities u the globe. where
the lives ~ little pfsa ~ various
nations are meHaead by the food
naisnHer.
Ths simplicity % tha feat ia IS
greatest value. for u ufll - within
The rench 81 every Householder 70
lsat hts own milk whenever he l.
suspicious a. % its purity
Professor Tanner Yesterday an
nnunasd tire tnt a. follows
Take strong solution Of anaiine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-07

numerthlr other families. all oHrr
fhc world. from such stirf az hts
sitting BY tie window he observed
a perfect stvuam Of little white
heafses flituE bA ou their way g. the
cemetery Though che streets af chs
ease. l1kra isc be observed the rat
fuuE mlis waEuns plylns their trade.
often trassing the funeral pfoeea=
s.rus and nshttus FOG right of way
with the little white heN rises. Il waH
such tn Incident as this shat ireW
his attention ca che Sign displayed sa
the side ~ a milk wagon We l'fez
SERVE car NUz Win Eefmaiie=
hyde"
FHam his knoa fesiae sf chemistry
Professor TauHrf knew the danger
aus character of the dFug hut it n a.
fhuukht 50 that time that tf used ~
madHHtts quantities fofuaiteh1de
worked $40 HARM HAT she mills
wagon and the hearses art Professor
Tanner "a thinkiaE ard be went ta
Nurk on his experiments. iie ao2H
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HALF RATES ON
WATER WAGON
rhsy Viii Be IN Eifsst while the
Iiauor Asssoiation !. ~ Town

Let the banners 20 ilanchus be
.~.. .s...-->- 800. >..-,---->-.
x hasH tHsrFHu FszHfrfrTf sirHa Hfes - $3.50
fha eaid natsr brigade
TIE state it4auf Dealers 1850
aIafIau - in seattle la convention
gathered FaEaa are reduced u
Haff rrtaa sn the shtaf wagon AM
90 Gai Il y Aauss IL rvissats1 %
the esffrfaa raj
Down on the estfuef II HsrnilA az .
snaa ana ptAs street afs sAthffSa
ne men usaa shrau Atile sanshius
INTO a life that h fsil of shadows.
Tho hand mfitinx en- tha a.! aAte
mat the festive fiutk vii na on
s~a again haKf season aild ti,fts
seiii DO the usahi amount ~ tse
fsueh fnf those who prefer 20 ett
The KniEhtu q ths Ganllssi Nhettf
are Ksthsfrd for ihs confederation
a. thass things Nhteh certain u INC
augsut ard the burg atafief.
Al asel1rk this afternoon We
ssarsna.fa % Hagla i8T gpf together
- faaata haH and started M fpW
,sosf After a reading - rerarta ths
entire baueh al laufned 20 s@fath -
atttr y here tksY are beiuE enter
tainad ~ ths seattle hreWinE ana
Mating Company. o..
praatieht James Morrison ~ aaai-
lie is presiding
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IS
NANSLAUoATER CASES ARE
sEr FOR THAT DATE

Attorneys fnF the Attendants IN
the case aaaiust " D Quimhy J.
4v anton and " a. Hurge. charge
with nanaIauK a. tho RESULT %
the dagh 81 little CARTE Constan-
tlu~. yesterday secured contain
anEr n che preliminary hearing %
ne defendants aanai. Wulil get -
QuinbT ia ann ~ The rfuprtefefa %
the uuHRuiah aaitY from which tha
mills nat Is alleged o. have been
poisoned. waa takrn HNAnsnu to
she driver ~ the vs. bBieHAie wagon.
which handled fhe mfik and Hoppe
delivered the miIs at the Conatan-
Isrs home.
Tbe preliminary hearing waa 10
have been hgif to-day