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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31

The same In taking medicine for any par
ticular disease. People fall short of q cure
because they use the wrong medicine. So
their money, time and hope go for nothing.
The complaint is sure to get worse, and per-
haps they bring up in the grand terminal
station from which there are no return
trains. Now when DR.. David Kennedy, of
Dr. Kennedy Row, Rondout, N. Y, pre-
pared his ne,o medicine, Cal-cura Solvent,
ms object was to quickly relieve and cure
diseases OF the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
Blood and Nerves and not to keep people
taxing medicines without benefit. He
meant to build the right road and induce
people to travel on it-with life and health
as their destination.
Mr.. Chris. Larsen, well known painter
and decorator, of Rondout, N. Y, writes:
~ was stricken with painters collie. had treat
ment and took various medicines without getting
new medicine, Csl-cura Solvent TO make my story
short cured me 90 thoroughly that have not had
ssSk day since and there are many who know what
Mr.. Martin Montgomery, formerly of Rox.
bury, N. 7. and now of Silvara, Pa, writes:
.Dr. Kennsdys new medicine, cal-cura solvent.
10 immense. II cured me Of liver and kidney trons
bles, and rheumatem, after lot Of weary dosing
with things that did no good"
Send to the Cal-cura Company, DR.. Ken.
nedy Row, Rondout, N. Y, for q free
sample bottle. Large bottles @1.OO, all
druggists. One size only.
Remember: Only one Dr.. David Kenne.
dy ever lived in Rondout, City Of Kingston,
N. Y, and the name of his ne,o and latest
medicine 10 Cal-cura Solvent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31
New Test for Fractures.

A new test for fractures depend
Upon the difference between bone an.
oft tissue in the power of conductin
sound. A stethoscope is placed owe
the bone at one side of the suppose.
fracture, and tuning fork is vibrate
as near the bone as possible on tn.
other side. II there is no break tb
sound of the tuning fork should I
transmitted very clearly through Dor
and stethoscope. When there is 81.
doubt the test can be made by compai
ing the sound with that from the sam
bone on the opposite side of the body
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31

fg hunters from the paleolithic per
I'D down to the bronze age. These
rock shelters also occur in France ami
the south OF England.
DR.. Munro believes that the origin
CT mans commanding position in the
animal world is primarily due to his
attainment of the erect attitude,
which by entirely relieving the fore
limbs of their function as locomotive
organs. Afforded him the opportunity
OF entering on new phase CT exist
ence, in which intelligence and me-
chanical skill became the governing
factors"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31
Cruiser Baltimore Sails.

Misunderstanding Secretary OF
the Navy Darling has sent orders 10
the Norfolk navy yard for the crulser
Baltimore to proceed forthwith to Pu.
erto Plata. Santo Domingo. to look af.
ter American interests at the block
AIDED port. It is expected that the Bal
t.more will leave in q day or two.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31
From the Lumber Room Of Oblivion" !"

In the course Of q popular evening
lecture on "Paleolithic Man" in con-
nection with the recent meeting of the
British association at Southport, DR..
R. Munro said he could see no objec-
ton to DR.. Nuesch's estimate of mans
6rst appearance in northern Swift
zerland-viz., 10000 years ago or
the later discoveries of human relics
some Of the best examples have come
from the rock shelter of Schweizer-
sbild, near Schaffhausen. The debris
here indicates that the site was a
constant rendezvous fer bands Of row.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31

would result in jamming the hypo-
scope into the face of the marksmall,
there being no ether apparent means
of taking up the recoil. Whether this
incapacitated the man or the hypo.
scope. it would certainly seriously
interfere with the shooting. and more
than two or three shots an hour. al
lowing for resetting the concealed
sighter and dressing the marksman' s
face, can hardly be expected.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31
HURT IN RUSH..
Help In Burning Factory In
LaomInster in Panic.

-Four Women Employees Receive varI-
Gus Injuries and One 10 So Badly
Burned That Her Death 10 Feared
FLAMES Started In ceIluioid In the
Attic and Spread So Rapidly That
Men and Women Had to Jump for
Their Lives.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31
WOODSTOCK. VT. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81 1903.
WHOLESALE MARKETS,

alike to buyer aud scller, the resume OF the
market, prefacing the quotations, should 30
carefully read. In market Of this character
the week, Noting, however, the general ten.
dency Of trade, sufficiently accurate quota
lions will be given on which dealers can saSeD
bsSe their transActions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31

Names seacoast In a straight line
is 225 miles, while following the ins
and outs 1t is 2486 miles. Between
Kittery Point and Quoddy head there
are 81 lighthouses
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31

The maximum endurance Of a l3-
inch gun is 300 firings, while the g.
inch gun may be fred upward of 1000
times without injury.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31

It is said that the Gear Of Russia
thinks Of setting aside the Salic law.
and making his eldest daughter the
legitimate heir to the throne.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31
N<r~tt~--or-S<..o,. D r>r'~1~-o~UnS
" G o. % F. II S F. ID v
s NFWS%&ff Of fF% T1f s
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Oct. 27, 1908.

TUESDAY, Oct. 27, zoos.
y. s. Senator Stewart Of Nevada and
Mrs Martha H. Crow wed in romantic
style at Atlanta, Ga.
Boston board of aldermen directs the
Western Union Telegraph company to
remove all its poles IN Boston within
60 days.
Springfield people volunteer aid in
skin-grafting operation to save Ghild's
life.
William j. Bryan swears he will new
err cease to try to carry out the will of
PhilO S. Bennett; Judge Stoddard
makes bitter personal attack upon
him, but Bryan retains his dignity
through the whole affair.
G. s. Burnham, retired farmer of
Hartford, Conn.,, swindled out OF $4,000
by the three-card monte game.
Rear Admiral Bowles. chief construc-
tor Of the navy, resigns to become pres.
ident of the Fore River Ship & Engine
company.
Kentucky farmer and his wife given
poison by robbers who ransack their
house.
Bishop Glennon to succeed DR.. Kain
as archbishop of st. Louis; diocese to
De divided.
American Typefounders' company
applies for injunction against labor or.
ganizations in Boston.
Surrogate's decision gives Mrs. Ed
win l.. Burdick full control Of the prop
erty left by her murdered husband.
Two new buildings planned for Moo
dy schools at East Northfield.
Chicago railroad man reaches con-
clusion that the people Of the United
States own the railroads.
Fown Of Santiago, in the Dominican
republic. captured by revolutionary
army; all the partisans of President
Wos Gil at Puerto Plata were ar.
rested.
First snow storms of the season in
New England.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31
W DNE SDAY,

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2s, 1908.
Thomas w. Lawson offers Butte
miners union a $3.50, 900 commission
to arrange for arbitration between
Heinze and the Amalgamated.
Five shots fired at President Diaz of
Mexico without effect; would-be assas-
sin arrested.
Assassin of Saghatel Sakooni in Lon
don was probably a Boston or Lowell
man
President Roosevelt celebrates his
45th birthday.
Dowie scores Christian Science.
Duncan Mclaughlin of South Franz
insI,ana, MASS, survives shock OF $500
volts and fall from electric light pole
at Natick.
st. Louis actress sues New York
dressmaker for price of gown said to
be cut too low in the neck.
Macedonian agent appeals to Clara
Barton for aid of Red Cross.
Universalist convention at Washing
ton condemns hasty marriages and
urges national divorce law; officers
elected
Anthracite coal mines shut down for
a week, rendering 10000 idle.
Senator Stewards daughter denies
sne tried to stop her fathers marriage.
Puerta Plata, Santo Domingo. in
hands Of revolutionists.
The s250,000 check that figures in the
shipbuilding combine investigation
said to have been drawn for Bath iron
works.
No clew to murderers Of girl who
was found by her mother in alleyway
near home at Allentown, Penn; jeal-
GUS suitor, who was sought by police,
gives himself up in New York.
Brazil. Mexico. Argentina and Chile
likely to have cardinals in near fut-
ure.
Seven men reported killed in a train
wreck at Palisade, New.
THURSDAY, Oct. 20, 1908.
Miners and smelters' committees
visit Gov. Toole and ask him to call
extra session of the legislature to deal
with copper troubles; he promises an
answer soon; Heinze won't consider
Lawson's proposition seriously.
Four women hurt and one may die
at fire In LeOminster Mass.
Evelen patients at Massachusetts,
state hospital at Tewksbury. poisoned
by belladonna, will probably recover.
Mayor Harrison of Chicago a candi-
date for Democratic presidential nom.
ination.
Strike of New York L motormen
averted by agreement at a conference.
Halifax paper says Canada must
soon give up its connection with the
British empire; result Of Alaskan
award.
Allentown, Pa, police now think
murder of Mabel Bechtel was the out
come of family quarrel; the two
suitors and brother Of the girl under
arrest.
Cruiser Baltimore ordered to Santo
Domingo.
Dowie gives UP conquest of New
York City; lions host to leave one
week earlier than planned; promises
to return and gain control Of $4,000
voters.
Medicines containing alcohol de-
by w. C. T. U. at Springfield.
Mass.
Hon. John e. Russell of Leicester,
Mass, dead: many tributes to his no.
BILE life
Religious census of Boston will be
taken Nov IA.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31
TWENTY HOURS

railroad run from New York to Chicago
brings you no nearer Baltimore. To reach
the latter city you must traUeI t0so0rd Il.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31

FRIDAY, Oct. 2s, 1908.
Judge Clancy grants injunctions
against Boston & Montana and the
Parrot mining companies to prevent
payment of dividends to Amalgamated
company; Amalgamated Immediately
orders all its works in Montana shut
down. throwing $4,000 men out Of
work.
Two sailors picked up at sea report
that schooner ]. T. Williams and IL of
crew foundered off Cape Cod; no such
craft owned in Gloucester as they
claimed. however.
Cruiser Denver fails to come up to
contract requirement on speed trial; !;
she made 1928 knots.
Dan Patch is again pacing king, 60
Ing mile at Memphis in 1.56 IA.
President Roosevelt pardons Joel G.
Tyler Of Leominster Mass. convicted
of embezzlement from Fitchburg bank.
Vanderbilt heiress aspires to be an
athletic girl.
John Ryan, a plumbers helper, falls
three stories in Boston; will recover.
Grave of Mrs. Andrew Hasbrouck,
formerly Of Boston, desecrated at Ell
lenville, N. Y.
William Jennings Bryan in the pro-
bate court at New Haven, Conn; !;
makes most remarkable witness:
never once loses his temper, but the
cross-examiner loses his.
Controller Ridgely tells bankers
there is no need to fear an extension
of the stock depression to general
business.
City of Brockton, Mass, gives $500
to family of man accidentally killed on
water works.
Rev. A. A. Berle to leave Chicago
pastorate for chair in Williams COL
lege.
Sam Parks in jail in New York; Dev-
cry abandons him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31

SATURDAY,, Oct. "a, 1908.
DR.. Francis e. Abbot OF Cambridge,
Mass, found dead on the grave of his
wife at Beverly and is supposed to
have taken his own life,
Men already out of work at Butte
owing to Amalgamated shutdown num-
ber $500; estimated 10000 will be
thrown out; Heinze says tho action
was entirely unnecessary.
Rev. DR.. A. c. Thompson. a Baptist
clergyman. decides that titles REV"
and DR." are unscriptural, and asks
his friends to cease to apply them to
him.
Honourables get back to London,
where thousands welcome them.
Story Of wreck of Gloucester schoon-
or off Cape Cod fabrication by de-
serter from the navy.
Milk producers and contractors fail
to reach am agreement, and 1t looks as
II the Boston supply will be- cut off.
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, at
present British ambassador to- Madrid,
has been appointed British ambassa-
dor at Washington.
Close of the convention Of bankers
in San Francisco; U. 5. Treas. Rob-
erts tells Of the country's wealth Of
gold.
Lewis Nixon says he could have
saved the U. 8. shipbuilding company
II the Sheldon reorganization plan had
been carried out.
Rt. Rev. William H. O'Connell, bish-
op Of Portland, Me-, reported to the
propaganda as the most favored
among the candidates for the Office Of
coadjutor to the archbishop of Boston.
Frederick G. Tuttle Of Needham.
treasurer of the Banner of Light
publishing company. commits suicide
at Haverhill, Mass.
Palmkt Henry w. Baker, charged
with swindling many Boston people,
held at Chicago in $4,000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-10-31
MONDAY,

MONDAY, Oct. 20, 1908.
Herbert Cook. aged II, Of Bartlett,
N. H., shot dead, being mistaken for q
deer t
Washington House and four adjoin-
ing buildings at Hampton beach.
burned; loss $4,000.
John Redmond says emigration to
United States should be stopped.
Fishing schooner DawsoA City Of
Gloucester goes aground near Race
Point station and her crew Of IS bare
ly escape.
Gold strike in western Alaska Just
reported promises to outdo the Klon-
dixie.
Capt. Brown and his 19-foot sl0op
reach Funchal, having left Boston
Aug. IA.
Correspondence revealing how Dowie
cut of his father, in which he ca Is
him q hypocrite, sneak and cowaed,
and repudiates his right to call n,m
his son.
Garrison House. summer hotel at
Long beach, York, destroyed by fre.
Pope receives 1000 Venetian residep Is
of Rome at Vatican.
1t Is understood In New Haven thlt
Mrs. Bryan will be heard regarding hAr
knowledge of Philo s. Benefits will.
Dowie delivers his usual denuncis-
tions at Sunday services in New York;
day Is uneventful for him.
Japan's conference of cabinet minie.
ters reaches no decision; warlike sen :.
timents against Russia expressed.
. Estimates for Notifications and har-
Dor improvements for coming year cap
for $750,00O for Boston harbor.
At urgence Of business men Of Great
Falls, Mont, J. j. Hill, Senator w. A.
Clark. Gov. Toole and Senator, Gibson
agree to mediate in the copper war;
MacGinnis leaves the state in fear Of
Butte miners.
Ten workmen killed by cave-in oi
roof and walls of subway tunnel in
New York; coroner alleges criminal
negligence.
Runaway electric car at Joliet killed
-" man and wrecked a house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
A TEMPERANCE TRUST

Many eminent rosand are Inter
private from liquor .eug The
promoted trust and the
cus aud future licenses OF the
possible under control
OF them trust In the
@ he community
public licensed houses aud Il Is declared
hands the expiration 81 existing
The licensed TO the pub
The theory that the
Observance OF
law. viii psono
applied not the meaning common IN
the liquor business Is
purposes restraint Il not business enter
h phflanthopie
societies the aevefs"
ground the result II The ufes
Of Of cent viii leave
money the people and that this vi"
encourage mere drinking
Something like u IL found In
south carnna dspensary also eose related 70
iasa n'F t
heeaaay ln and Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
HAYISHIGH
Government VIII Have 10
Pay Fancy Prices
For II

Major bingham ~ The lhllea
States quaftefmaatrr'H dTpRl tihsl''
al naau today opened bids Tor SUI
plying forage for the government
posts ia Alaska,
The bids were ha follows
W W Robinson. 100 tone or oats
at nn average price ~ tai0i PCT toni
300 toms Of Eastern Washington hay
a. an avefae af tza8o. a VI. Phelps,
45T toms II oats at tatgs. Aibsfs
TIros Milling CO.. 81 Portland. 5vg
tons u haY at 30 90, Seattle Cereal
90. 900 toms Of oats az tei2hi hp"-
Kane Grain CO.. co., tons 81 oats ~ an
average price ~ G2lt1. 100 tons ~
Eastern Washington hay at l4tt' .
fieibraith Bacon Co, GOO tons ol
Eastern Washington hay at $50
Mcdonald s Mclean. 300 tons ~ eala
al taa 10. q AiReiuuner Of san ffan-
cisco. 800 tons - cats 81 iasho. apo
tons u hay 81 ttb 90. delivered a !
San Francisco John 81 stevens, ~
Tacoma. TOO tens 81 Eastern Wash ?
inFtun hay nj 80. 100 tons 81 iuFet
sound hay Ht so iialf1ufs Guthrie
co. II Tacoma. Loo tons It oats ~
tga2. and Tasafus WarFhuuH" ahd
Elevator Co. q Tacoma. 10 tons OF
oats AZ 80 a..
The most noticeable thing IN com
nectlan with these lids n the con-
tlnued hiNh price u hay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
MAY TIE UP
RAILROADS

CHICAGO. Stay - a n=i rsfa=al
hy tho railways 20 even eauHidsi
eompf0miHo with the freight han
oilers fof "a - psf cent. Increase ".
pay threatens repetition 81 l1H,
years ne up. az which time nrkftal
millions Of dollars loss was sur
tanned BY reason uf delayed freight
Anticipating u paralysis Of trafiif
merchants ate HondlnH out rush or
ders FOR Fo0da and are making every
effort O. augment thrif present.
aturhn threefuld. cold storage war,
houses arr films up every HYhllabi'
lnuI II aInrAHa .m..n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

Portland Murderer habhed
With Ms Wife

poRTG.ANn, or, Nay a. Mnf-
derer Lcasin. who Killed his father
nslaw. was captured in barn ~
mites from here at 5 O'Clock this
mofuinH tits captive Wits was With
him Huth were asleep
f.sasta has "a flesh wound over tho
heart The bullet has been ustfaet.
ed lie says hts father Ia law shot
him first hence the killing Ills
wife says ahr shot him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
A GOOD "ANdEL" IN JAIL

Mnenaire Befeert In the Coos county
au chicago Il sesn uzeo fans hts IN
bdtns in aspect siN'ns he
snesatins the want Of fellow von'st' -
The taesesuc H. not that h con-
hot the prison authorities
should permit anything enjoyment ~ punitive n'aa
ton Jater John l. whitman vh'
helped svn % the souve who
Il all
Over prison =sie spell Of beauty
painters put O. otk ~
eeilnEs Of the eofriorE IN
bright transformed into euhoned eur
tanned aratsrv provided With peho The
long ssfridars brightness and shse1
% Il Al was IN faces os the conVrtA
the prison stain their names and It's
letters by Mills o. hts friends ~
tmmsiNts employment vas &C
heavy with vuffs
fsonse helpei honest life
strange 10 spend hat had
the cheer h. spread broad
JAN ieness must have hssn ma
aeuivt million d}-
N has habits 80 RESTLESS Industry
siel and h8ai darkb h ian-
X .A....e..
enerrtr@s paeut q beauty ard cn
only nu-sra. ~ anything he
that ensn"nat tbs ast
discauraxtas secondary matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE
uslinsss ain't even
skin deep. II
you've got q fat
poekstbsok.


Il lie Zayar Epftaue ia the new
consul general of Nesieo 20 san
/ ffanrisco. e. sueeecd NJ tipl faso,
eMaumy Hates former slave and
servant ln thu families ot itvsldrai
John Adams and james Munrus. died
az New York. AGED t9A
rrosts have done great damage Ia
e4gix cfups IN Nrp Hampshire.
Airs Potter Palmer denies strcnu-
0uAiy that ahr - engaged g. the
pFlnse u Menace.
The King County Laureate h a
man With a dark. shady pant. and
ha has great hop.ss II forgetting Il.
Ne kets philas0uhle la hiu little star
Dust ditty today
The Pas, and ths Future
When nan takes a Elaaee ~ bis
past.
Ths microscopes brpuxhs into
play.
" HE is6s 81 the future II cast.
The tsleneapes pglntrd thai aaY
Ammonia tank exploded In rhlla-
- iphia and an See tank burned
down i.eas tia0.o09.
finsiun ~anlen have htt ON a new
scheme TOE solving the servant airi
problem ahvY utii employ thsfn ~
the hour hereafter
Russian Ambassador C'assiut hes
beer vigorously con demnad ~ tNe
Jews Zoe tr1tag 20 witsferf resent tn
facts - he hishinrf massacre.
fsnt AT Salisbury = sHftsfui
- aafa<Fst5au "a Nsa 49, -eNsssz - So
=. ,ss -.s,~ :. ,spss a. - ~ 49,
Paul fIieuef. sfsll known novelist.
writing under the uauss Max U'ftail
tisd IN Paris ~ acute apf-nfiaifis
Ma, ta Wear This Week
Palm tsaf fan ovrreaat, stfaa hat.
sum huos. u7shFrils. iishs underwear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

ur cap. mittens. low shoes, rain coat
and neck scarf
nuHioi Y. Miller. assistant htlpf
nry ta the attorney general ~ ths
postonico department. has been sum
MARTY suspended by ruatuhaief
General Payne. being charged with
attempting bribery
smith q Wesnun. authors ~ a
neat work on How % fHrfuratu tho
itumun PORN" have closed down
their factory far an indefinite period
owing to labor troubles.
The SEQ. 600 ooo estate Of BENJAMIN
Jones'. the pittHbufF steel king. will
h. divided hetWeen the widaw and
four children tand the iaWyernl,
Jske'a Learning Somsthina
our young nsishhor. Jake EnRle-
fann. has nune into barber college
Ia Kansas city Is finish learning
that business We thought Jake
knew all about a. Wonder II they
teach Bcw Jokes IN that college Tot
BARRIERS 90 get 81 on their victims.
ltlch Hiil (Me) Tribune.
society Of American authors gave
a banquet in New York "a honor u
ralph Waldo Emerson Tooth birth
cay.
Admiral Dewey faNorH Dutch ltar-
hot as a coal depot for Alaska
President Roosevelt admits thRi
a sttoha OF presidential iiEtnnlnF
would be a pleasant sensation ~
far as no In concerned.
A chinamnn. lighted cigarette
and Is mules IN livery stable Al
&Hnnimn. ~ g The ChiAnmhn
dropped the cigarette and now the
mules will kick NO more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
lAaoa MEETINGS rosIasr

Allied Printing TtaAeH g'uuneii F.
Record 1ffice. F'trst aveuac south and
jackson street
liens Drivers and uelpfrs West
srn central Labor unian hall isos
ascosfd avenue
Barb1ra Fofrstsfs hall. So FIRST
avenue.
Hutrhsrz NJ. si--olYmpic bali
ffotI seeand avenue.
Carpenters Carpenters hail. 1919
'Fuurth avenue
Laundry worker Masigian's haii.
taN8 second avenue
Painters and Decorators Painters
hell. FIRST ageums sad t.saoft street
Stone f'uftsrsat'arpsntsf hail,
lsz0 Fourth asenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
CLIENTS OF
SULLIVAN
SET FREE

CHICAGO. May % a pallcs
judge this morning dismissed ali 81
those charged with usiuE Inmates Of
a gambling hou1s who sNaru arrested
Ia the raid on the Sullivan grain
and STOCK company Saturday. sal
ivan alii answer 10 charge ~
buakef shopping Thursday he.
tsctIve WalhFiaRr. who made ths
rad. dId paf appear The judge. iu
faaktE the dismissal scored The alb
asnf afffceF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
HOLOCAUST
Fatal Fire in New York
Apartment House

NNw YonK. May IS a -four
atefy apartment house IA Fulton
street. VAS destroyed by fire early
this morning one policeman vas
fatally and two seriously burned
ashiir g. Inmates. many - them be-
Ing children. were rescued with diff
fteultY
The fire started Ia Wells Fargo
esprcaa office. GA the ground floor
The policeman broke la the doors
al started % feHrus those " ha ssFe
cut Off BY the flames They had
made several brave rsseas= before
the ftfumrn samr when help ar
Fixud they were IN the third story
with a Nuguan aud three ehildFoh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
Or. PEABODY DEAD

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May - -iir
Hailm Peabody. the distinguished
educator and lecturer. formerly
preaidsnt OF the University 81 itli'
nHis and assistant director ~ eHhlb'
its ~ the WORLDS Fair. died this
/. morning ~ spupirsY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
HOSTILITY
OF GERMANS

HOMf. MAY 1a 1t has nrsa an
bounced II the Vatican that Man
EEaF 0gouuuii. fuciar ~ tire Wash
instnn universally. Nlii sasftly BE- In
taEne e. asa the assistance af ths
fhafrh against hostility to his WafA
shown b. thr agfntan ssrmsnt n
America. Including the German
cieTEy.