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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
LATE news

BERLIN. Jan. sa.--fn tn. r~iohs,as
To-Day Won fiusieu gave a synopsis u
the Neasaaelsa situatlan. saying that
England and Germany are acting to-
Eefhef teyailY. Hs l-piated cut uns
fstendts services Of the United states
ard sfat-si that = suspension of the
blockade would ocrur sasn. as q
conferences regarding the arbitration
~ washington Showed fsvornbie
efaxfe=- towards q sssttsmenG-
LTrtsE HOOK. Afk. Jan 81
The HANK % Little Rack posted q
notice Of snpsnstsn this morning.
peadinx the iux.-fisafioss of the az
fairs u The Aiptn LAKE castsa Com
pauy. which d. heavy debtor Of tho
bank ore million dollars - involved.
NORFOLK. Va. Jan "a de-
tarhnisut u fnsftnse has h@en Gis-n
hurry orders 10 proved 10 Port
Royal 10 maintain TIE auarantios
sheFe. Ths ersu Of fhs diphfhsria
ship Ruffais. sho had b~sa taken
from The shsp. are nov csmp~i
ashore IN t.nt. The men refus- 10
rernaln In quarantine and threaten
characterization.
CHICAGO. Jan. -. The inter.tste
,nfam@rce commission - today In.
vestfxstlnx the elssFT~s that railways
make determinations IN the trans
poftstIen II east -hsana live stock
PAf.MERO. Italy, Jsn. ts.--Charie~
NJ. sehwnh - mt - 80 AZ reported.
ffe ia out yachting today.
CHICAGO. ian. hss=-The plant Of
the shafer Piano Company, at River.
view. vas destroyed hY fire today.
The ises IL Dzf0 90
INDIA - AfpfIs. Jan 10.-Ths ~.
port ~ Secretary Wilson If the
United Mine Workers shows dts
bursernenfs of u. GO 90 during the
anfhraeffe strike
FRANKFORT. Ky. Jan. 19-By
a dessisian Of the appellate eourt 60.
day Caleb Powers AMI Jim Howard.
convicted of completely ~ the go~b~l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
ANGRY GIRL DISTURBS
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS
Bawls Out Congressman as a Liar Because
He Critcises England
MAaIIINnrnN hi

WAsHINuroN, y. G, Jan. 20.
~ the house Cochran Democrat. of
MiAsouti, apoko on the failure OF tho
kNNefnmunt TO reach an agreement
with Great britain concerning this
canadian Alaskan boundary, Czech
ran said
AZ soon A. we stop trucking Ga
nreAt britain the Canadians Will act
differently and will then oomn over
Ca our side"
Al this point from the Vtaltase' Eai
lury came the words. Yen lia."
Every one was startled and lank
Ing around saw tail. handsome,
well-dressed white.faead sirI laan.
inH over the railway ~ the gallery.
Both Republicans and Democratic
after the firrt shock OF surprise, raj,
lied and ioined Ia a loud laugh.
Shes only woman said Czech
ran.
lie continued his speech. fcnoune.
Ing the attitude % the admlnistra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
INDIGNANT Wife PLANTS
BULLET IN HUSBANDS HEAD

Driven 10 desperation By hts al
legged refusal 10 contribute TO her
support Mra Eiina harrington shot
ard slightly wounded her husband.
Levi harrington. at sac O'Clock last
evening. The shooting uss done tn
the ttutier hotel barber shop. WHARF
narrinxten is employees as a porter
Both fRrties are coiofed
Mrs NarrtnEtea Was at once ar
rested on a charge 81 stt~ra psfux 10
commit murder. Harrington va.
shot In the temple. Ths bullet PINE.
tratet the slain. bat glanced er tbs
skull Tbs wound 10 not danger
oea
shortly before the shooting. Mrs
fiarrfnston appeared At IN. alley en-
trance of the Butler barber shop aud
asked for her husband. Levi was
AZ that time engaged IN scrabtinx
out the shop. Elisa. when she sks
him. drew from the folds NJ hss .klsf
tiny if-esiiher revolver.
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MURDER AND
SUICIDE

OLYMPIA. Jan. e--iesia paKr
was murdered thls morning about 4
o'cicek Ia a dtsorstsriy house. rhs
wes foaaa dead with her head ca,
ot-en by an an and her throat cut
Charles Clarke was found IN the
rUom with her with hts throat cut.
Clarke = eoe IN the hospital and In
a semi -canscteas senaitiea fse h
not expected to live. me theory Il
that Clarke murdered the woman
and tAsu attempted suicide. Clarke
comes ffosa a Kood family here and
has a mother and SISTER living, ne
Waa the dead wufuan's lover.
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shs pulled tho trigger and Levi.
with a hiood-curdiinw yell, dropped
his mop. Hts ONLY ambition fu@t
then was 10 get away. Win a sinaie
Heap he went through q window ani
@ss safe Ia the alley.
Sotsn after the shooting. Chief Of
Police sullivan. Capt. Mlks Powers
and DetsctfNe harbee arrived at the
shop The woman Who had done the
shooting and her intended victim.
we're taken 90 the CITY jail
fntu recently Mr.. and Mrs Bar
rtnEton lived toEvthsr al 1919 Sew
snth avenue. A few days ago a
quarrel arcs and Levi was turned
out into the rain aftsr Mrs. Barring
toa. a. he says, had made his head
a target fof various culinary utsa sits
and erug srrr.
Once Yesterday she came 20 hira.
ssked him FOE money and also
hessef him 20 come home. lie put
her on. She r~,uFncd the s-coei
time with ths sun-snd used q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
LEGISLATURE

Y OLYMPIA. Jan s0.--The senate
PISSED a bill appruprtatinE $4,000 for
y deficiency 10 the grain inapection
department.. Moofc introduced d bill
PRIESTS. physicians aud lawyers "a
Hake public without the consent oi
Hsir clients, con faanions made "a
Dem IN their professional capacity
Graves introduced a bill Tor tho
Hfpteetiun u occupying claimants
Who have made in good faith im-
praVements on land.
In the hsase MaSieoii introduced .
fellow servant hill. uunderaon a bill
requiring children between eight Ant
rs years Of age TO attend school al
least four months Of each year, fIn,
german a bill prohibiting and regu.
iatlnn child labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
PRETTY FREDA CRANSTROM
MISSING FROM her HOME

Friends and relative. Of freda
0ranstron. a pretty Scandinavian
giri. are myHtified aud considerably
w1rried over her stranx. disappear
Ance from the home % her aunt. Mrs
Emma Alton. At ssnk jackson street,
last Thursday evening.
The police have been notified and
are asai-tiQf In the search for the
miasinx giff.
Miss Granstrom IL 10 year. % Aks.
she r~crntiy came TO thia city from
McNnrray. where her par~nfs. whe
arr weli-to-de psople. reside. aha
came here IN search cf work and
was employed At the Han Aarehs dc
psrtment store durfns the holidays.
Thursday evening she left the
henie Of her aunt. telling the latter
That she was HoinE 10 the home of a
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friend for dinnor.
Aince that time she has not been
It Is feared she has INST with som.
aecldsnt or foul play. she ia subject
% attacks u heart disease, her aunt
says
Thursday she called on .. ". Alex-
andsr In the MutuRl Life building.
who 4 a friend u her family. She
told Mr, Alesapder that she had at
last found work with a family On
Marion street. but faiici To state tho
street number Of the house.
Misc OfanHtrom Ia described as an
EXTREMELY pretty young woman
with ilEht-ceiored. short curly hair
and blue eyes. At the time OF her
siisappeafancs Hhe wore q dark vFaist
and skirt and light calofud Jacket.
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ton in playing second fiddle To
Great britain. The younE lady 70
aponHihie for the Interruption llat.
ened ingently. She was accompanied
hy an aged woman, " HON she sub
asqnently addressed as grand
mother" itoth women lefi this Enls
lery when cochran concluded, lte.
portern blocked her way and aHA"si
her name,
= nhant tell you." she replied,
with a dsridsdly British accent.
The house had the District 90 Co
iumbia appropriation btu today
WASHINGTON, u. g.. Jan, %.
In the senate today quay pre-
scented a memorial from Red Horse
aud ether indian leaders. adyocatins
the passage of the omnibus state.
hood bill. Nelson of Minnesota pre-
scented a demonstrates against the
passage OF the hill made By tbs
Aiamia AZ the 9uapaw agency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
TACOMA
HARBOR

lids uere epsnsa in he.cssea of
Mat Mills. United states engineer.
to-day, for dredging out the channel
Al tbs mouth Of the fuyaiiup river,
IN faeoma- Four bids v ere present.
81 as followa Puget sound Hfidxc
q Dredging Co. sss cents per cubic
ysrd. n A Perry. sss. Seattle
bridge CO. lex. and pasinc Coast
predsinE q Reclamation ca. n. The
bids will be s~nt TO Washington for
&ppFovAl ur retertaaa-
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STILL LIVES

SPOKANE. Jan MA Spencer
sho shot and KILLED Efia hundt yas.
terdsy and thea afternptsd suicfds
!. stiii alive. but suffering sseai
agony. The doctors stat. that h.
may survive ~ no complication. nel
tn. Al the autopsy u wa found thai
the siri had been shot ~ the back
the bullet entering between tha
shoulders. An inquest will 10 hrla
tofnsrrua morning No letters irfl
hy her have heen opened yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
BIG MASS
MEETING
CALLED

a monster mass meeting to be held
81 this city tomorrow night at the
Seattle thsafer, in the interests Of
Harold FfestpH.s candidacy for
United States senator.
All residents nf seattle and King
county who can possibly attend are
ur<esi - do -. a. Il is desirable 10
strengthen the hands II the King
county delegation at this m9nant.
Speakers Of prominence from
Olympia will address the meeting
and explain the conditions now
threatening King county and the
local candidate for senatorial honors.
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sssao nARoAIs


jus, rrsaosi ssDo ~ s~1o, a stffrsiT raaf-
en- dpuiis sat. wet u rev HiEh srheoi.
fof ie-s maaaY thsn y can - dariieats-t
ffifo-Ncw Modern. s-rfsIni houea. tesi
sasfrusnftss~i csratui Hiu sdaifisns
1900 -itswea-foafn hosis~i u i,ssetf bull,
~ 6ay ishs ff IN arehftsetf every stick
- timber Il A.irrtrd thss~ IL NJ sf~eu.
isiers pfphi Al this prics. are forced "a
sssso sies-t cassag. In city. everything IN.
snf ralii rhoicesf part ~ sro1af hiii
tFrn Fise.fpsu cestass. a~erty new Kaa'
Wow. chr-s 70 uniysrsity car hns
800 LIT oosf1s on Thirteenth sFTuof,
nesf ctsrft sffsst
H.oxK yHnY cuHAP LOTS
tffh~Nsch for two tota Ngsffa % faE'
irsna. eeaT Tw~ntg.fosrth as@uusi n~~
das.i- trad ear iins 10 - bsiit 90 sht'
s>pp sa,tsoi nesrfy i.;~t TersA asrau-
sgsfh. ssf'h q n.yvis- brewery pos
tinct ffna tifs nats
ssss-Os. 81 vase. Nine..sssh sv.ns<.
tss biacss sesth q Nssiisra
$50 Tasty aseass one tiock nnrss
- rsrie<
ssss- ssso-r-a io,s In Gilman rsrs am
tisz.- In naflaff; eis>- ~ rsarie<eth ~.
srssss sraaedi sdjoinins pfepsfts 10 tss
s~AP AT aRErS LAKE
$50 -r,r~- .er-s sssr orr~n LAKE. he'
PETIT a nn~.
Ar~afs fnfT a<rrna Arraus
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and was committed IN the insane
ssfiafn bv supsrfof Judge Tailuan.
His doiesiom q. that his daoa htes
l. tfStts 20 set rid % him In order
20 obtain possession of a small sum
Of frsensy hs hnn saved.
lie say. he -kbow-f what kins af
. chap she vas" the very first time
he set hls eyes ON her.
~ came Suf during the hearing
that the eid Ernti-nsan has be~n In
the habi, of going to bed with a
sharp butchers cleasef under hts
ptii9N. Mrs.. Taylor always removed
u after her father In Lac was asleep
Mr.. Taylor says hs fsit Eresfly IN
lur-i over being thus fisarrn~f- lie
says he only vacated 20 rratsct him
self assinst robbers. and preferred
hscsiH match to q shooting
scrape.
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SALEM. Jan. so.--rhe nrnt vote on
United states senator taken In the
legislators today resulted a. follows
Fulton "a deer -. the rest scatter
Ias.
The Lewis and Clarke fair hf1l h
on lie final passage this Afternoon.
~ provides AN appropriation Of
49,. noa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
ate PAIL
OF LARD

Jasper Taylor. an ased resident az
Seattle. helievez that he DRANK pai.
spnsd coffee last night The coffee.
he b~lirves. was made by hi~ fsash-
ter law. Mrs. John Tayiof. A. an
antsfots the old gentleman says he
ate a whole pail u lard.
Doubts az 10 Mr. Tayior's sanity
are said to have been entertained By
his netEhtors fof sofne tifae. and this
morning ne was broaxht into court
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TILLMAN
TO RESIGN

COLUMBIA a c. Jan. .a.-tt is
Announced that IAeut~nsnt eiossruof
fiitman viii resign hts office A. soon
A. TIE legislature epntsnes this at
tsfuo1ft
Centsi~. vas buried At o'ciock
thls Afternoon. The paii-bearvrr
Wers all prominent men. The %.
sequies wsrs euadaefed ~ the
Knights Of Pythiss
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MARRIAor LlcrNars

The following marriage licenses
have been issued f'ranoia Kelly. "a.
and Lillian Garrison, ~. both OF Sc.
attic. William wheatman. 30, and
Rose uiiiafd. "a both Of Seattle.
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COLORADO
SQUABBLE

DEN YER. Jan. 70.--The situation
when the state senate reconvened,
after breakfast this morning. was
practically unchanged. there being
two Henates In session Each will
Vote for senator today. ~ VIII also
the house. The Join sesFion for SEN
afortai baiiatiue - fired by IN ~ for
noon tomorrow When the house
convened At 10 O'Clock this morning.
the Republicans showed n majority
Of Is.
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CITED To
APPEAR

A. ,. sp~ckeft. attorney for James
chsmpesuA the slayer u I<sttle
ftrscr. this raornina argued a motion
" sitsr A. Mcclure and william
Lucksr cited 60 explain the plaza puf-
sued By them IA making ap the Jury
list. Judge BEL granted the motion
and cited the commissioners 10 sp-
PEAR IN his court nsxt Saturday at
B 70
Thi. 10 the nrrg step in tspeeksfts
rshf to havr the entire fufr ttst de-
cisr-d Illegally df.eu-
The legality II the present jury ID
also Involved In the attack on the
patlt jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
FUNERAL OF blohsuR

The funeral Of Henry o. Thorn
ton. pioneer resident 81 the city
who died last Sunday nisht, took
place from his last residena, as
Eighth avenue. this afternoon. REV
esowen oftieiatef fntermcnt waF In
f.hko View cemetery,
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Iater.-The Democratic senate
cnHf Is votes for Teller Ia succeed
himself The Republicans OF the
senate sat atill and iooked on. The
house later voted and east Is votes
Tor Teller. making total Of 30 for
the senator. or one less than enough
- elect. In the Republican senate,
Woilroit had the greatest number,
receiving .,
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ch,.n Aars rnas.

From 10 TO 20 acres. right for plat :
ting. ON scent ear line. N taken In
next few days can be had for half its
value. Also TO s-scre tracts near g.
cent car line. Under market value
q. W. Dunlap. 81 Union block. '-'
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AND NOW HE HAS
NO HORN TO FOOT

Charles urssnssefth LET another
man toot his horn and now he has nc
horn 10 loot. according to a story
he told the police today.
oreensterth ciaifns he loaned a val.
usbie oufnet to Herman Aofaoh
Herman. he says. Immediately
loaned u 20 a pawnbfokef for q con.
sideraiion. lie wants Herman ar
rested.
Dancing Glasses
frofessoF Wilson at Hanke Hall
Monday ana Friday evenings Pri-
vate lessons daily.
Dunlap. real estate. ~ Union block.
90 70 Spinning for bicycle repairs
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N. esrhH CANNOT De CURED
fHEs s..rtL APPLICATIONS - sEsy
IN L 4eaf " me fiaanra. ca
~ i -. - ~ constitutional disease.
fnaI rs.ss.,... o'fr 4 yvu must TAXI w.
tEth intsrnsil. HHls catarfh Cure IL
Srf -. r.uqpae surfaces Vstlsa -
ts< t=sr-s,t ~ 1uark medicine IA
Etxs 4 sd ~ ono - fhr h~sf nbxsi.
<tsisf H.. country f1r years and i a
r. fsai1s ,'p.i9n. y IL cprnpu.ed ~ ths
- setting liuafffg ~ ths
- n - TIE nerferf farnf.fns.
- - -. lngrefienis h Via, prg-
~ So i-ftnl results IN curing ca
- fffFts,v t'.ti'nNnlqiF FREE
ri. a'sgslsis. pfise 7se '' ~
Fiiis ere the best.
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RAINIER REACH
NOTWITHSTANDING rARApfEE-
On sa~. q ras. ws.hlas,sa-

~ pcs want . hcr.e IN = beautiful spot
ef4h xas.f ifs1rur otnents end nire nstaA-
boTs. wish chance % foahiins o. yosr In
eeasnnsnf uifkin . gsaf4 ~ 70 Hatntsf
Hearh a. ntpcs. whers stfssts arr cteef~i
rsfssafks lnlf sirrtrfe ssresf nzhtH
.rhasl. ssar..l stc.. ar al At raur con
snaaa. s.d f.AnoE ~ yppoT lots srs
.siltns rsrldig a. 80. 50 AMI 800 On
.s - -
to btorsa % isks had car line over
- 40. bones hailiiux fseorie ntpvins In
s,@nG s,.s - -. 80 sa-ass.ls. s,.s
enf healthy. Ev~rrhofs likes Hafntsr
nesrh 49, nin ia.s eessris.sd Aaa
iarnisrr nn turfNe Taa~ Igntun nH
washiurtpn str~~t fsrs. - rldss Toe
dellsr 49, M Weed aE~nt. ~ afftos
sslHf-F n~@rh 90 &. X stsrtFrsnf o~nrr.
2fo hss-faa flldscs
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n sxsrH rhsrx- for extracting
- uorn s<hs< work 10 ordered.
V1uw ~ latest and mcst approved
n1l1n1s tnssn 10 d<ntsi sei-nrs for
= uor<lcs q painless tsntistry.
= Sn11m ~ 1sfflcaif OF eompii.
- - cnss ab~ptutctT no pain v
~ = ~ sp~rAsSoa- Our Whole
- n11sizng the finest ishsrstnry
= ~ unsl = e4sippad WITH ne
49, orpllanc<s sttxfrahie for DO
~ h1<k-<rate work At fvasnnahlc
~ lam
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Mines and Minus

= % nilffkN -, has sdt sataa aplenaid
opportunities for parties who ars iossk
ing fnf guoi Investments In mining and
flHhrriea offlcc 2la aud ai8 Arcade
bldg Seattle. Wash
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nAnoAIs 81 ~ ~

800 VIII Say sasr IN. isss isDsioo es-nss
rl~sf~t and lpeel. 100 hlocks ff,ts usl
fhfs sits 81 Ofssn Lakss ossr-hsif cass
hsisncs twelve uerthiv paynsents VIII
ssli SEPARATELY. nsrrsia
gxro-Iarse trt Nsdlsrn street ear itns
half aash 90 NV blsaleTsri
a ass9- tla.lnssa - near new depot site
. ssiaetis Investment
iesss IN wsst SEATTLE fpsn tiio up. nicsii
iaestssf snf flee view.
ar Fanh. - i1fs near ofeea LAKE. edsr
taiutns fear srrrss this ~ cheaper ths'
sfrs tracts.
fs<s-fsrh fins lnafrvsed lots. stfh ave
nas ons bisrk frufu Mafiptsa. terms
QtfAf.uEfM a HOLMAN.
S0s NEW YORK BLOCK.
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WANTEpa-An experienced nurse
giri. go1 olympia place. cor, Second
avenue west. Kianear park car.
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TwO new houses. just being fin
fsh.d. ard : rooms. fronting LIN
csln park. near high school. every
thing modern. upato-dafe. lots "
by 100. can be bought on terms.
New a.room cottage. just finished.
ON Queen Anne. half block corner,
city water, lot 30xise. $500 cash,
balance 1850 per month
Houses and lots all parts city. good
titles and fair prices.
HOGUE a co. s2s Pacific Block.
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W.rssd


|bffidnfFTfL sLdathsra talifarnia hss,
for sale ~ esrhanse for seattis pFal
ertr. n star.
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sRAf4LE kmrieym.ss osnc.-iasss s.ss
snd day uomen C8fi up Mis- smith al
n0 Third eNvnuas Main Ills Ind
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We have 10 acres that 10 worth eNerT cent
- f1sa. thas 80 viii sell for $500. ali
cleared hiack sTii ard rrada. snap II
their ever vas nne
We have q acre. mtiss ouf, for $50 pef
arre fhat ls a hin bargain ievsl AMI
hiart auii nsar car Erod water
I arr~ with haare u. a. = snap near
car. . rhanrc - lifetime.
TAYLOR COOK co.
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FOR SALE at great sacrifice. :
hay horses, harness and new
Sfudehaker wagon Tor sifs. Mara
vilier y. q. BOX 1879. Kent. wash.
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MONEY - short natice a low rate mi.
Natu money and rnmuany mnnsy 70 build
with. a. a Virtue. Room 8 Haitat
nuiiainr Phone. tiinch "a
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Seattle Truns.
fer CO.
Freight Pee.
ssrqsrs and
seesoxsSs
Vet, Main <t-M
once, 81 let
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FOR HAisE a. Ercat Eaefihre-noublo
steamships Ninrh all enfssniste aHh in
cuoa faHiitlsaH. alsa = let = shiu'a RIG
niitr and ratstansi one Hhina bell. four
lran hits. Car Be seen 81 fssltissn DOH
inquire at chiraEo Junk Co. 1900 West
efn avenue.
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coiI.ATERAL HANK fnaft0 Reed
money loaned on ans good eeiiateraL
L-L...-..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-09
Tolstoi y los jud1os
(Ds ssssessro cos-ssvonsaz)

de saaesaro cosrespo1asaD
San Petesbargo, Mario 25 Cir,
cula pre- fusamiento por esta ciudad
copiA impresa de una earta dirigida
por ell Conds Leon dc Tolstoi 6 un
periodista que solieit6 su opinion
acsrea de la degollina de Kishine if.
FL famoso escritor empiezs anun'
cisndo que Sc ocupA hoy exclusiva.
mente de una 60 question, y 90 es.
tn, 10 religion y suR aplieacioues &
10 vida, que no tiane n&da de eom1n
con susesos eontsmpor&neos. De-
nuncia en- t6rminos en6rgicos las
atrocidades ocurridas en- Kishineff
y tsrmina con 10 signisnte frsse:
81 me pregunta ustad que On 10
qus deben hacer los ju aios, mi con.
testaei6n, aquf y en- todas parties, 60
10 sonsscuencia l6gica de gaquella
doctrina eristiana que procure com
prender y ssguir.
Para los judios como para tolos,
10 salvation no exigs sin6 este: Of.
case On 10 possible la regla universal
emo hagas 6 los otros 10 que no quis
rAs qus b gan eontigos
clos judios debe luchar contra
el gobierno, pero NO por la violeu-
Gle, sin6 por medic de una vida vir.
tuosa, con exclusion de toda violsn'
Cia contra aus veeinoA",
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-09
ReIaCioneS ODreraS

M. 8. Carriek G.. s.. II. de la Her
m Andad de pintores, decoradores y
smpapelaaores de America, hA dir1'
gido al senior e iuardo Conae una
earta en- qae le manifesto 10 siguion'
to, para conoeimiento de los obreros
de aqui:
Los mlembres de 10 "Uni6n de
Plntores ntmero $50 de Paerto Ri
60" que estaban an completa salad
suando ing tesaron obtienen los be-
neflcios ziguientss: CnGndo los
miembros han camplido con sus de-
beres en- ell t6rmino de an afio, en-
easo do alguns desgraci& en- el tra.
bAio 6 por musrte, 300; cuando ten
gan dos . d % 6 MIS-, resibir&n S15O
aiempre qae hsyan campliao SON sus
deberes.
Los que teniendo mas de so AMOS
al ser admitidos si gczaban de buena
salud reeibir&n L. mitAd de los be.
nsfieios 6 sea al a1o dc ser miembros
ON buanas condolences $50 y 6 los 2
amos 6 mas $75.
Los qus pasan de los 80 amos si
son easados al morir sus esposas re-
eibirxn 1926 al a11o de habsr siao bue'
NOS mismbr0s.
Nosotros no pagaMos benedcios
de enfsrmsdades Aquf; ESQ pueds ser
reglamentado por los mismos unio
nados. Un gran ndmero de nuestras
uniones hA hecho IN fondo partieu.
lar para atendor G esos academies.
Ahora Of, cualquiera que qusde
cieRo, pieraa an braxo g una pierna,
6 cuatro dsdos de una mano 8 ei que
adqufsrA enfsrmeaad por aeeidents
del trabaio. como par&lisis, veneno
On 10 sangre, q ue le impida trabsiaf
en- al ofieio, Itiene sobrAdo deraeho
6 los benefi clos de inutilidad segtn
los aftfsulos de la sConatitnei6ns.
Los que tengan menos de so amos
racibiran por muerts do sns esposas
80 pesos.
Siempre que ocurra una muerte.
nosotros tsnemos aquf ana forma Inn
presa Y en- blAneo, que enviamos 6
Les 'sUaiones" la que serAn llens.
do y remitida deapues al Conseio
Ejeeutivo dc 10 Hermandsd y iunta
con sats documento, debsn anviar 10
ibreta del miembro muerto, el reei !.
bo del tran faneraria, y el eartifea.
do m6aico, para asf tomar alguna
decision.
Fraternalmente
~. s. CGrfich.
G.. 8. To-