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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14
6 IT. 1908, 81 A.C.rNe cLURe = Go
CHAPTER XIV.

Such is the love Of women,
Who falsehood mediate.
As II drove not rough shod
On slippery ice
spirited twoy ear-oid
And unbroken horse.
-HAVAMAL.
81 trust my sword; l trust my steed;
But most trust myself at need,
the fair-haired scald sang exultingly to the
Danishmen sprawled around the campfire.
1t was TO no graceful love song that his
harp lent it's swelling chords, but to a
stern chant of mighty deeds. whose ringing
notes sped through the forest like the bear
ers of war-arrows, knocking at the door of
each sleeping echo until it awoke and car
ried on the summons.
Echos awoke as well In the breasts of
those who listened. When the minstrel laid
aside his harp for his cup, Snorr Scar
Cheek brought his fist down in a mighty
blow upon the. earth. ITO hear such
words and know ones self doomed to wal
low in maStr'
a dozen shaggy heads wagged surly ac-
quieScence. But from the figure out
stretched upon the splendid bearskin
harsh voice sounded. Now / see that be-
cause you lie in mast you have a swine Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14
Giving Him Away.
From the Chicago News.

From the Chicago News.
Mrs. Green-"Yeas, po' Pete had de shak-
in ague bad dis mawnin' he cudnt 90
to wuk."
Mrs. White-"Yeas. All seen him down
de road
Mrs. Green-"Was he still shakin'?"
Mrs. White-"Yeas, he wah shakin' dice.f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14

Towne-'Tve got a bid to Tom Plane
mans wedding and I'm blessed If 1 know
what sort of a gift to send him.
Browne-''Who's the lady in the case?'
Towne-"Miss Vera Bose of Boston,
Browne-"Send him an unabridged die
nary."-Philadelph Press
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

A creamery will shortly be erected
on the farm of G. l.. Brokaw. near Fair
Hill.
A Sllppcr will be held in Red Mems
Hall, Cherry Hill, by the Cherry Hill NJ.
+. Sunday School, on Thursday evening,
March 18th
The meat store Of ]. Polk Steele, in
Chesapeake City, was slightly damaged
by fire early last Saturday morning The
fire caught from a stovepipe.
The indies of Baldwin will hold an
oyster supper in Caltcr's Hall, on Sat
urday evening, February 2Sth, for the
benefit of the Hall. All are invited.
The annual Missionary exercises of
The EIkton NJ. II. Sunday School will be
held Tomorrow week, Sunday. March
Sth. The program is now being pre-
pared.
While fox hunting Oh Tuesday, near
ElktOn, julius Barr had his leg broken
by his horse falling. The animal later
fell with another rider and broke its own
leg. II had 20 be killed.
-MeSsrS. Rciter, Curtis ard Hill, con-
tractors, in charge Of the railroad i'm
provcmcnts north OF Elkton, this week
had a bridge erected over the p, b. a.
w. Railroad near Iron Hell
Miss Evelyn Kimble, teacher OF Cen
ire School, near Fair Hin, has been ur-
able to attend 10 her school duties for
Some days on account of Illness. SelTch
Kimble has been substituting.
John McClcary got his hand caught
in the machinery while at work in Prov
idence Paper Mill, several days ago, in
juring it 50 badly that il was found nee
essaly TO amputatc the thumb
Cassie Williams, colorcd, who is re-
puted 10 bc nearly hundred years old
died on Tuesday, AT her home, in Elk
ton. She is survived by children, grand
children, great grand children and great
great grandchildren.
Tn" Elkton Town Council held a
special meeting on Monday night, for
the purpose of hearing objection made
by Mr.. George II. Kcrfoot, against the
erection Of a new telephone pole in front
Of his residence, ON Bridge street. The
Council oveT-ruled the objection, grant
ing the Telephone Company privilege to
erect poles orr Bridge street.
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The Christian Endcavor Society of
Leeds NJ. =. Church. will hold "Na-
lirIv Social at the home of Mrs. Thco.
\rirett, near Leeds. on Wednesday even
ing March 18th. Admission 10 cents. in-
Guiding refreshments.
Al Il meeting of the County Board
Of Health Yesterday, it was ordered that
the Secretary advise the colorcd citizens
of llktpn to not visit Chester. Whining
ton md Newport while smallpox pre-
walls in those places among the colored
people also that the colorcd people of
EIkton and vicinity be vaccinatcd. which
Will BE- done free for those unable to pay
for ii.
Til" following members of National
Lodge. NJ. 81. |. o. o. F., of Elkton
visited Fairyicw Lodge, |. o. O. f.. at
Oxford. Pa. last Saturday night j.
VIII Perkins, Ricketts, Nelson Charles
C. tlucck. \. Y. Alternately. Walter
Ward and Lloyd McLanc Century
Lodge, of kcnnett Square, was present
and conferred the initiatory and first de-
grecs upon candidates. 4 banquet fol-
lowed. Tie Elkt0nians present report Il
pleasant time.
On Monday. Special Rural Free De
livery Agent. VI. S. plummcr. of the
Eostollico Department., was in North
East, ana called upon Postmaster Jesse
West regarding two new rural free de-
livery routes from North East to Me-
chanirS' Valley, Leslie, Bay View and
Zion. Owing TO the strong opposition
which has sprung up against the cstab-
fishing of the route, the matter is being
allowed to stand for the present. but it
is expected that by April list, the routes
vii! he in operation.
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REAL ESTATE.
.Eeal Estate Sales.

The Polk farm, near Chesapeake City,
containing about 25O acres of land. has
been purchased at private sale by Mrs.
John Hrriott.
William Powell, of Philadelphia. has
purchased Frank Cowidcan's farm. con-
tanning acres. situated near Bacon
Hill. at private sale.
Mr.. A. L. Lakeland has purchased
from Miss Cora Null, house and six
acres Of land at Battle Swamp, in The
Seventh district for $1,000.
c. c. Caldwell has purchased 40 acres
Of the farm in the Eighth district. be
longing to the two elder Morrison sisters.
The land purchased by Mr. Caldwell adj
Join, a farm owned by him.
The house and lot ON West High street.
Elkton, property of the late George
Johnston, has been sold Mt private sale.
by George \. Blake. Attorney. to Mrs.
Eliza ]. Terrell, widow Of the l"tc John
NJ. Terrell
The Mylcs-Brown farm, in the Sixth
district, of Cecil county, WAS sold at
Trustees Sale, in Rising sun. on Satul-
day last. to Charles NJ. Kciholt2 for
S901. The farm contains about SO acres
with improvements.
George A. Blake, Attorney, for the
Executor Of Levi Hogans, deceased. sold
on Thursday, the land Of said deceased,
81 acres, improved by dwelling house,
situated at st. Augustine, to Joseph /.
Hogans, for $G55. William ]. Smith
was the auctionccr
The w. 7. johnson farm. of - acrcs,
near Grccnhurst, was sold by H. NJ.
Haincs and VIM. 7. Warburton, Trus-
tees, last week, to Eber II. Hewitt, for
$4,000. They also sold 4 property of 81
acres near the same place, to George
Clinton Logan, for 81 ,332.
The small farm, situated near Elkton,
on the FlktonNorth East road, known
as the Iodore property, was offered at
public sale at the Court House door. in
Elktou, on Tuesday. by l.. NJ. Uaincs.
Attorney, for the owner. 1t WAS with
drawn at bid of S110O 1t contains Ii
acres, and is improved by good dwell
ing. The property will he held at pri-
yatC sale.
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80 Acres Of Land
Stone Dwelling House

pump house, smoke house AMI granary COM
bincd and other ouihuildsgs There is Il fine
collection of fruits and berri, and the place
is we stocked with oak and Ct, stnut timber
1t Is convenient TO postoli"c churches
schools, railroad, etc
1t will be sold subject to mnrtrugo The
terms will be easy and win b. made known
on dav of sale.
AT the same time and place the following
Personal Property will BIO COL:
One grain fan, l cornahcRer vice horse
rake, ! moving machinc,1 tw, horse corn
worker, ! Buffalo Pitt barr ". saddle and
bride c lars, set single haruc p, 2 carnage
poles. set work harness, I incuhntor Cnurn
and horse, butter scales, lot tomato huss cts.
64ood egg crates, ropo and ilo. 'gs: . cedar
ladders loxi feet, vinegar barrels. chains,
forks, hoes, shovels. post spag", an,rrns,
3cuphodrds. kitchen chairs. Grand love,
l 6-gallIn iron pot. 10 gallo ir,,.' pot. air
tight stove, coil fence wire, -t5t k OF straw
and Il half interest in 7 acres At wheat
TERMS-Cush. WAL. Z /. SMITH.
Hosea X smith, AuctiOneor. gent
feb 81 81
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consisting of Piano and Coming Buggics, Ex-
tension Canopy and Standing Top Surveys,
Runabouts variety of styles. also Milk Wa
CONS. Many of the above have Solid and
Pneumatic Tires The most of these wagons
were built by the Staver Carriage Co, Cort-
land Wagon Co. and the Waterloo Buggy Co.
The reputation of these factories is beyond
question, and these goods having been bull.
to Order they possess many features of both
quality and style not generally seen in rcgu-
lar factory work.
Lot Carriage Tongues.
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The Ericsson Line Steamer "tnthony
Groves went ashore near colchester.
on Thursday, last week. She was noatoI
by the lccboat "Latrohr." of Baltimore.
The Trustees of Chcstcrtown High
School, on Wednesday evening, selected
Edward Reislcr, of EaSton, Nd, Princi-
pal of that institution, to succeed Prof.
j. l.. Smyth, resigned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-02-28
Cannery at WO0dlawn.

All farmers interested in a canncry at or
near Woodawn, will please meet me at Ohio
Jackson's store on Wednesday morning. Feb
ruary 18th at 10 O'Clock.
All. OWENS g. BRO.
fcb2ltf PerTyvilie Nd
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/ Brood Sow. IA Fine ShOats
Farming Implements.

One Decr!ne binder, foot cut; nearly new,
Dccring mower nearly new. l SECOND hand
Dceriug binder, Expire grain drill, 8 hoe,
new Columbia wagon. | Webster wagon,
family carriage, mill wagon, buggy nearly
new, spindle wagon, dearborn. l Randall
harrow, wheel cuItivator Spring tooth), l
grain fan, twin harrows 40-tooth, hand
cuItva'ors, Oliver Chilled pillow No 49, l
three-horse Wizard pillow, 2 two-horse Wizard
Plows Oliver plows No 20, 2 small plows,
cornsheller. 2 grindstones, hay fork, block
and fall, hay rigging, roller, sets carriage
harness, set double carriage harness. 2 sets
wagon harness, sets pillow harness., 2 sets
lead harness, collars, brides, lines, halters
etc. post machine, broad and other axes,
augcrs, forks, shovcs, hoes, spades. straw
knife. sGythes. grain cradles, lot OF carpen-
ter tools, about 800 bushels of cob corn, hay
by the ton. Colder by the bundle, and many
other articles not mentioned. One 16-foot
Bateau.
Lot of Ducks, Geese,
Turkeys and Chickens
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - One No. cook
stove, alright stove. chunk stove, l churn
l ice cream freezer, beam and pea, draws 500
lbs; 2 tables, sc.
TERMS OF sALE-All sums of $40 and I'M
der, cash, on sums above that amount a credit
of Nine Months will be given, by purchaser
giving bankable note with approved security
with interest from date
W. j. Smith, W. T. FOSTER
Auct. feb2Sts
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Osborne binder. self rake reaper, Osborne
mower Mccormick mower, Deering mower,
never cut over 20 acres Champion hay rake.
hay tedder, Empire grain drill, American
corn worker, 2 40-tooth hinge and AA harrow
5 cultivators, Malta, No. 40 left hand Oliver
chilled and No 10 Oliver chilled plows, roll
err, grain fans, seed sower, double harpoon
hay fork, rope and blocks, 2 hay higgins, pair
hay skids. WAGONS-2 two-horse wagons,
both hand made; Dayton wagon, phaeton.
spindle wagon, fallng-top buggy, carriage
pole. HARNESS. sets single, sets lead,
collars, brides and lines. MISCELLANEOUS
Aquatic separator, large size: forks, shovels,
picks, hoes, rope, chains; corn by bbl., u in
terest in 25 acres wheat.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Bench table, kitcp-
en- table, Il doz. kitchen chairs, sideboard,
sets bedsteads, chunk stove and many other
articles.
TERMS-Nine months credit ON sums of $40
or over payable at Cecil National Bank of
Port Deposit. Sale at IL o'clock noon.
Hindman, JAMES M. CAMPBELL.
Auct feb28ts
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I55 ACRES OF lARO
MORE OR LESS.

This land is unimprovcd but is covered
by valuable tract Of wood now ready for
tho market.
Also
All that lot of land situated on Main str eet
in the town of kton and adjoining the late
residence Of Mira. Groome. This lot has
frontage on Main street of 56t. and
u depth OF 140 fl. and is impro, ed bys a
two story frame dwelling house aud a small
two story store house. This lot by reason
of Its location should recommend itself to all
buyers of real estate.
Also
an uDimproved lot Of land adiolr ing and i'm.
mediately back of the above and facing on
Groom's Lane for 221 it. and having depth
of 65 IT, This lot will be first offered in see
lions suitable for building and then as a
whole.
Also
A lot Of land situated on Bow street in
Elkton, and improved hy two brick houses
now occupied by Messrs Chas. s. Boulder
and Hyland Marcus.
Also
Al unimpl owed tract OF land situated in
the town Of Elkton on North street, north
OF the P. b & W. r. r. and adjoining the
land Of John E. A Wander and Mrs Kate
NJ. Parker and containing 8 acres Of land,
more or less This lot has frontage on
North street of Al fl. and is one of the most
valuable tracts In Elktou for the building
of dwelling houses This lot may be offered
in sections.
1t is hoped that all intending purchasers
of real estate will avail themselves OF this
grand opportunity, for this is to be Il posi-
tive sale made Necessary in order to close
the above estates.
TERMS One third OF purchase money to
be paid in cash on day Of sale and the bal
ance in six months from day of sale Credit
payments to bear interest from day of sale
and to be secured by notes or bonds Of pur-
chasers, with surety to be approved to the
satisfaction of the undersigned. Purchaser
to pay costs of conueyanccs.
Further informa ton regarding any OF the
tracts will gladly be furnished by Albert
Constable Jr.
MARIA A, KNIGHT,
ELIZABETH G.. CONSTABLE
JANE G.. BLACK,
ExecUtrices of Elizabeth B. Groom deceased
ALBERT CONSTABLE, JR.,
Agent for Heirs of John G. Groome
Deceased,
W. ]. Smith, Auctioneer.
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Public Sale
Of
Personal Property
I'm 8 Head Of Good Horses,

NO, III RRY, Bay Horse, 13 years old,
good worker. sound and straight.
No Joe. Gray Horse, II years old, good
worker and driver, sound
No. 3-PRlNCE, Sorrcl Horse. l2 years old,
good worker. safe for a lady to drive. sound.
No 4-TOPSY, sorrel Mare, years Old, good
worker aud driver, sound,
No, 81 AXEL, black mare. 8 years Old, good
worker and driver, sound and straight.
No. G-FRANI, Dark Bay Horse, good work
cr and driver, sound,
No, Bay Colt coming years old, well
broken and very promising horse.
No s, ScrreI Colt, coming 8 years old, I'M
broken,
Nh l-EAL-LN- mAni work marc snunl
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Farming Implsm

IL horse furm wagon, | !
creamery wagon. l top bug
bells, good as new, sled. l {
in good repair, | Champi,
new; | Monarch wheat drill.
corn shelter. 40 tooth harr
Syracuse plow, IL horse plo'
Diamond cultivator. 2 Iron
horse rake, seed sower, ha
cradle, scythcs, lawn NOV
carriage pole, 8 cross cut sa
maui and wedges, axe, bro
COW chains, corn knives, hay
rope and blocks, single
spreadcr. grindstone. win
vinegar barrels, auger, posi-
shovels. forks, hoes, cutting
or, hog hook, Il bushel I
measure; 20 bushel of seeG
Rose.
HARNESS-2 sets of breet
OF lead harness, l set OF dea
sets OF buggy harness, on
saddle. collars, brides, llnea
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-N
range nearly new, No. 8 cook
stove, parlor coal stove, I OF
table, 2 small tables, I bedro
cot, . antique bureaus; ;
lounge. six dining room ch
cloth chairs, s kitchen chs
cry, separator, Reid churn.
prints. butter box. milk ch'l
10 sausage cutter and b,
lamps and other articles
mention.
TERMS-All sums of ten ,
cash. over that amount a CT
win be given by purchaser =
approved security, bearill
date. Discount of 3 per cen
J, C.Hindman Auct
fcb2lts
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Nine Head OF

consisting OF two milch COW,
by her side, the other a clost
ham Bull, IL months old, 4 ye
Ycarlinp hulis.
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Public Sale
Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue OF power AVID authority contain
ed in the | st will and testament of Eliza
beth b GrOOne deceased aul of On order
of the Orphans Court of Cecil County, the
Undersigned the EXecutrices Of said will,
will 5. II ut public auction al the Court
Hous door. in EIkton i'll said county, on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-02-28
Farming Implements.

road wagons, dog cart, horse rake, hand
cuItivators,2 harrows 40 and 81 tooth, A
harrow; spring tooth harrow, / No 3 SYRIA
cusc pillow hay riggin, sets wagon harness.
set -ingl" harnG IS, sets pIow harness. col
lars brides, forks, shovcls, and hoes. | now
ing scy'hr, | hricr scythe. harrow chains.
single and double trees, 100 baskets, vinegar
barrels and lot of old iron.
43 ACRES OF WHEAT
kitchen table, cellar table, washing ma
chine cradle, coach. | bed stead, 3 screen
doors.
TERMS-Sums of $40 and under cash. over
that amount Il credit offs morths, on promis.
sorry note with approved security, pay able at
National Banh OF Elkton, with interest fl ON
date. ARMSTRONG JACKSON
W. j Smith, Auct. feb2lts
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100 Sets Harness

compromising single and double carriage
harness, all styles of Mounting. Milk, Express,
and Stage Harness, Collars, Brides, Lines,
Hitching Ropes, Breeching Straps, Halters
and, in fact, almost any part of harness need
cd. These goods were made to order by Sta
yer, Lerch and Parker. Pho mere mention of
these names is sufficient TO insure the quail
ity of the goods.
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FARM WAGONS.

One carload of Acme Wagon Co.'S, Farm
Wagons. l have handled these goods for a
number of years, and have never had occasion
to return wheel to the factory or had a
broken axle, These wagons are equipped
with the celebrated Avondae Bed
Also few Farmers Handy Wagons. This
wagon has only to be seen to be appreciated.
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Public Sale
OF
Personal Property
The undersigned having purchased small
farm, will sell his surplus stock without re-
serve on the McNamcc Farm in Elk Neck on
Thurs ay, March 5, 1908
ATU O'CLOCK A NJ.

the following property viz:
Horses No. Sorrcl Marc PHCEBE L. yrs
No.. Dun Mare, Nellie. with roHl II yrs. old
No Roam Colt, SAM, yua' 5 old,
No. Y,arling Colt
Cows 4 miIch cows, two will he fresh by
%o"S day of sale
Buli2y ear old. lycariug Bah. Heifcr.
ftOgS l Sow and six pigs. : foe Shoats.
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VS. Head Of

No. bay Horse, Teddy r
old,
No. 2-liay Horse, Fritz. II y
No. 3-BrOwn Mare. Kate, |:
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Is NEW WAGONS

he following Property, to-wi.
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Miscellaneous.

The Wheelbarrow sceder Is the only practi-
cal seeder in use today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
IS KILLED
BY CLIMB


Mfn Anesiino f.ukau dropped
dssa almost IN her vrry doaffHra
last evening after climbing steep
hAl. The aaik exhausted her and
hraiHht on heart disesse that = -
ia. direct cause u death. Coroner
IIosr was notified ~ the case. The
bsay vas removed % the mafNus Of
the uanneg Watson company
M fukan had been cut calling
ard vas on her SAD 20 hef horne az
1875 Norman street Before reas ~
ius the house q Hrss necessary 20
aamb up q steep hiii TIE effort
pna TOO great for her and At the
Top ~ the hlli near hsr own house
SIS sank O. tbs Kruund unconscious
ma died before help could reach her
Mr. Lu&au Naa the Sife = tssN l.
IuNan ~ the Olympic Foundry
Cnnspauv. She eaH 70 years 81 ase
81 the time - her death. Besides
her husband a son survives her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
AWARD IS
TOO LARGE
The WestIake Avenue Con
demnatIon Damages May
Be Reduced

Il IL up 70 the property owners
who viii derive benefit from the eH-
adjustment q the proposed a."
westlaks boulevard. 70 grant SONS
concessions n the Improvement IL q
be- made
The council Committee On streets
ysstsrahv Afternoon decided that
ia8s zee. the amount u The damaEs
award rHna 81 the superior cgtafl
jury, Win prove a heavy burden 81
the Improvement district
Members % the committee mink
that this ought o. be reduced ~ az
least SO zoo ~ property o. nsf
benefited ~ the Improvement aEfes'
Ing 70 valve ths payment or dam
aEfa 20 them ~ the city. under
judgment secured IN The superior
court
fn Visw ~ the stand taken ~ the
committee. ] H Andrews. Fred ~
Peterson and others Interested ~
The Improvement. have called q
meeting ~ the interested property
ozfnsfs 90 be held Monday a. .. m.
in the afaee - Mr. Peterson In the
Mutual Life building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
PUBLIC HEALTH
THEIR THEME

uOSToN. Mass. May ts QHsas
tinua relating e. public health aere
diHensasd - the sessions ~ thins the
second Aay II fhH annual nisetins u
tire American Social Science asso-
eiailon Among the papers present.
- an1 Discussed we're the follow fuN
preventive Medicine and Natural
Rslefiinu Charles y. chaplin. Il y.
fifUf idsuts. a. T. Possibilities 81 the
Medical Examiner system, Samuel
w Abbott. ~ - secretary state
beard 81 health ~ MasHachuHs tts.
-Ths Twentieth Century Feeble
Minded child teHnise Eishs Bfgaun.
~ ~ Nee York. The Relation q
Death Rates g. uruNth nates.F FL
aafd ~ HsFtNeii. ~. o.. secretary
statistics department noston. i'u-
hsfcuinaiH sfsa Care from frsc-
ti1al standpoln." Frank Wells y. y.
Boston. Ideals and Methods Of
Maflral fssueafian. William 7.
Councilman n %. professor -
pathological auAfomy. Harvard Ned
lrAi school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
FAMOUS
WOMANS
BIRTHDAY

ioSpoS. MAJ ia-~F1ofeaee
Signtinsai.. the famous Cfafnemfi
ar nurse 10 tstns ai40werSd with
congratulations fatAT On having
reached her seth birthday. Thee
unru = number 81 callers a. her fsa
ifsnrs. al ~ when sere rraeiFsfl
and welcomed although ths health
q the ssnsrabss hsfaine 10 not q
the hvss
E(Es@m AisxaMEHAs rnnkFAtilta
ftaus IN she fefm ~ an AutuGFHn -
Istfsr. were delivered - Miss Might.
inEala b. special fH~ssrnEffr De.
catches cone kad ia feiieifpiiH phEEAa :
asfa niso HsasaFss from efhes
crowned hra.a # fssfape ana ffafn
tssF.sss.a - sss.@ - AL ttAFts - -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
CHINESE BOYS
ARE COMING

WASHINGTON. p. 9. MsT Is
uaifsa States Consul Hliear ~
Hankow. China. has notsflsd the
state department that "a bright chi :
n@ss boys Of god family are to sail
aH the Nippon haru today far tire
Unitsd States. 20 be placed ta GEL
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Trsy are o. charge % Naa No Al
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srsetiee followers aud trainers. and
this evening theY are eNnrffsd 60 set
teNNtasf 90 arrange the final details
fnf their contest Ia August II to
not expected that any difficulty viii
BE encountered In eErsainE on ths
final terms for the fight All % the
arrangements were eatHued az their
conferences in New faFk some time
eKo. and iittie remains o. b. done
IN AL probability fsddfr GfancY aIil
be selected 90 referee thr contest
Prem now ON the tNa fighters VI
pat IN their time Ia preparation for
the contest ~ IL expected that JEFF
fries sill spend the Nest ~ his tifne
n The flcinity Of Lee Angeles he
former home. and hleh b. considers
an IDEAL iorantF far training lie
VII be assisted b Hob fttnaimmnua
and several uthrfR Carhstt will be
assisted ln his eufk 81 preparation
hF HE tao brothers and Yak
Kenny.