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cases. How nv colleagues Ia the
chaneelIeric iu Berlin would have
been delighted 10 have n glimpse Of
me In this plight"
After four weeks Of this toll. TN
perial Councillor koIb vas dis
missed for no particular reason eR-
eept that the foreman wanted q
change
Il had done my work Eealunsly
and efficiently for four weeks. haYH
kolh. and suddenly | vas cast
again into the ranks Of tho unem-
ployed. The injustice cut me % the
quick and my pride a. a manual la
horer was wounded I Vas ashamed
OF myself and I skunk homewards
to my miserable lodgings In deep
depression
Imperial Councillor Kolb next
found work IN a cycle factory
where he had to turn a acrou al
day long for a weekly wage Of -
The only boarding place available
in the vicinity waa a lodging hauns
In which there wsrs % beds IN one
small room. The beds we're placed
80 close 20 one another that thsS
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that even their foreman and EN-
ployer should refer 20 them by this
diguified appellation.
lie found that stories Of prosecu-
ton for lesc majestic formed the
one subject In connection with Ger
many which never failed - excite
the interest OF his fellow workers.
Vho also eyinced considerable curl
oaity about the personality OF the
kaiser. German immigrants. hear
ing that be was a new arrival from
Germany. never failed to impress
upon him that be was now In a
country in which no malicious spy
could denounce him for some imaK
mary insult TO the head Of the state
The German army was the sub
Jet Of frequent conversations In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

BERI.IN -- Imperial Councillor
Koih, a high official Of the Ger
man government and = hureauerat
Of the deepest dye suddenly con
resvea the Idea OF going 70 America
20 study the conditions ut life In the
new world.
In So doing. he was animated by
a desire 10 please the kaiser. Who
has expressed the desire that a.
many OF his Statesmen as possible
should see something 81 American
life. while IL vas also his Intention
10 collect evidence showing that
Germany Was better governed and
altogether a happier county than
the transatlantic republic
After completing the usual tour
70 Niagara Falls and to other points
OF interest. Imperial Councillor Kohl
threw of the black coat. silk hat
and patent leather shoes Of the
hureauerat. donned the garh OF the
worklngman. and proceeded to ex-
plore the world OF labor
In a perfect disguise. which Eavs
him the appearance Of poverty
stricken emigrant Just arrived from
Germany. Imperial Councillor kolt
applied for help and advice 10 ths
German society In Chicago. where
he was recommended to a humble
Inn in the center Of the city. The
proprietor writes Imperial Coun
ciflor koib in his newly published
book on his experiences. received
me and showed me his choice Of
Rooms. There were Y 81 them. but
only two had windows The Re-
mainder we're simply black holes
without light and ventilated only By
q hole IN the wall over the dooi
which admitted the foul air Of th'
long corridor This corridor "a,
always reeklug with the smell o.
burnt fat emanating from th'
kitchen al one end. Both the roomi
with windows were already oecu
Ned so I had To b. content with
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life that struck Imperial Councillor
Kolb was the remarkable superior
itY Of the American w0rkiuEman %
the European workingman ia eK-
tefnal appearance. that g.. in regard
ta dress lie vas asfonlshed 90 sec
wnrkingmeu wearing starched
ahirta laced brown shoes. hid
gloves aud other finefies.
Il struck him a. peculiar that the
girls employed lu the factories were
Invariably referred to as ladies. and
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SILVERWARE
A
FOOT

$3.50 Pickle Jar and Fork. pretty
glass jar In silver stand. for
.............. ..........s 2.65
$3.50 Silver Cake stand. quad
ripple plated and thoroughly
good lss.ss.s ss...4..#.#.s E.DD
1900 set In best quadruple
plate Sugar Bowl and ~ Tea
Spoons. complete. for s4.05
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touched and they were all occupied.
n va a motley crowd that nlrp,
huadled together ia this room uiEht
after night There vas no venula-
ton and no suggestion Of clsanli-
ness Of any kind The dodgers apAi
on TIE floor all night - that Il Vas
damn and slippery next morning
After a fea weeks here. Imperial
Councillor Knlb became Infected
With a troublesome skin disease
which uacraaltated his removal TO a
hospital When he vas discharged
~ cured he had no more inclination
20 return % the lie Of = proieiaflan
wAEs-rarner. and completed his
Journey through America as an or
binary tourist
one Of the features Of American
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Amazing Adventures of KaiSer'S
Imperial Councillor I'm America

HERR KoLe. rHE FAsTloous eeAuRocRAr AND a PERSON
Al FRIEND OF EMPEROR WILLIAM, TOOK TIE ROLE or a
COMMON LABoRER IN rse UNITED STATES ANe re
PORTS GREAT HARps4lHs-wAs MONTHS LOOKING ron a
Jos IN eHlcAse-Ars ocENr GRUB LIVED UNDER THE
LOWEST CONDITIONS AND SUFFERED HUMILIATION
All TO PLEASE His MASTER REMARKABLE
STORY or HIS wANoERtNes.
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The imperial councillor lust shut
bis eyes and ate.
Now followed the search for en-
ploymsnt Furnished With a strong
recommendation from the German
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butter. with coffee. tea or milk Zoe
Pork. with ditto. ............s.,.l Toe
Veal with ditto ....s.......ss.-.l Zoe
Mutton chop. with ditto. ..t..... Zoe
Sausage. with ditto ........t....l Toe
Meat hash. with ditto. ..,sss..s Toe
Three eggs. cooked. fried or
tam s.tass.ss.-.t ttHsrs sfstt ere ~
Cup % coffee aud tWo rolls .s.,. Sc
This Was not a sumptuoua fare
for the habItue Of court banquets.
but the food itself vas not 20 bad
as the knives and forks with which
the disguised statesman had 10 cat
IL KNIVES. forks and spoons we're
lndszcrihably unelsau and the frag-
ments OF food left by numerous
earlier diners always eiuug 70 them.
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factories and workshops and much
interest vas shown in military sub
iects. the general opinion being that
one American soldier could fight six
Germans any day.
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Buy Burt & Packard "korrect
shape shoes AT $3.50 and sf0o. and
you viii get quality that sells for
six aud seven dollars. Think OF III
Mems patent leather shoes guarsn-
teed and only 500. Our Dali Burro
stock beats everything in the mar
ket for a winter shoe Get them at
III First avenue. near Spring. s's
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May solve many Of those gin
problems Here are a few spe-
cials as suggestions.
$3.50 Chatting Dishes. with pat
ent alcohol lamp. tomorrow
only s...-... .st....t...N YOU
SOC Nut Picks. six picks and
cracker .....s s...+.ts... zoe
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Satisfied ~ You Buy
Mems Underwear OF r \. Brooks n
Co. 1881 "a Ave.
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o II LoDGIf

one OF the black holes. for which
had TO pay 81 q weekly.
Close az hand was a restaurant at
which the kalser's chosen adviser
ate his meals In the company Of
horny-handed sons Of toll The
menu was the same every day In
the year and ran as follows:
Steak with potatoes. bread and
Munsing Union Suits.
The best medium priced Union
Underwear made FOR men. p. X.
BROOKS a Co. sole agents. 1871 "a
Ave. 80.
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Aliens Lung BaIsam

VIII positively break up a deep
means.
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colossal assortment Of Xmas sppe-the finest line even
Ladies' Gray Juea with fancy tops turned
trimmed. Advance klsb
hid Felt and Beaver Juets with turned so
unusual variety Of styles
Fc Trimmed lulea In red brown aud black
soioa Advance Sale price sbe
Red Fur Trimmed bullets With spring heels
Advance Sale price at sSe
Mems Black nd Tan Romeo Opera and Everett
slippers and hid lined Nd
sale price a. sl3e T1EUn n a
Mems Black DonEoa KID and Goat ffE XA "a
and Everett shapes Advance CON ~
sale price af.sss..sss VII" SSs~-
-raT aos nARcHE NoepHoFF q co. ThE cor mARch
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6oc for Sl.OO Union Suits

TaT aisle rhT arc Jersey
are a
50
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Christmas Slipper Sale
80 LODI. So nrILDINo

ad They make nice useful present. Read:
Infants All Felt Gray Trimmed Juies
Mems Black Imitation Alligator Everett Slippers also
embroidered. Advance Sale price at Abe
Mems Fine Russian Opera Slippers kid lined turned
oa fancy Advance Sale price sls5
Mems Tan and slippers. with turned
Sl6e
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SI.oS Buys the New Elite Petticoat

fbos INN.
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nh MAaeAE noapAoFe co. rhe eoN MARJORIE NoaosoE
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soc large size Unbreakable Gel
luloid Jointed Doll........2 zoe
25c Automobiles. run about.
runs in circle or straight.
each ss......sst s...s.sts.l loo
800 Steam Launch. goes by
rear steam ..s.........s...V Zoe
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APRONS.
In this department you viii
find everything that Is needed
from the bingham 20 the most
dainty tea apron.
Two styles Of Lawn Aprons.
plain and ruffed. shoulder
straps. special at ........ Ice
Two styles Of plain and Hem
stitched Blhs aud Shoulder
straps. special ATT. zoe
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-04
PASSENGERS.
Arriving.

Per stmr. Kauai, July 8, from Homo
kaa: Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Manning, H.
Irvine and IA deck.
Per stmr. w. G. Hall, July 8, from
Kauai ports: Edwin Fernandez, ]. B..
Alexander and wife Mrs. B. F. Mccall.
Hee Fat, ]. d. Willard, F. Sylvester, F.
]. Lindemann, F. Wegesind and wife,
Miss NJ. Kinney, Miss NJ. Aloiau and "A
deck.
Per stmr. Claudine, July 3, from Maui
ports: r. G. Henderson, B. Waggoner,
Miss H. G. Forbes, Miss A. I. Forbes,
w. ]. Moody, Miss Awana r. Du Boise,
August ToeTner, NJ. Lorenz, T. w. Hobs
ron, r. A. Drummond. ]. H. Nye. Bro.
Charles, Bro. Morris Father Maximin,
N. E. Lennon, wife and children, J..
F. Hackfeld, ]. S. Molony and wife, r.
]. Cross and wife, w. F. Drake and
wife.
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REALTY TRANSFERS

Entered for Record July 2, 1904.
Lau Chung to au Lin.
R w Aylett and VT to John Mcguire. D
C K Ayau and VT to H Kahulanui
ct ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID
Phni and hsb to H Maialoha. .........D
K Okla to c F Bradshaw. .CM
August Hamburg to R T Guard. .......L
'R A Lucas Ord to r 7 Guard. ....L
Yuen Joe to Chung Ping.
'Onomea Sug Co to Kaiokoili and VT. Rel
Annie Kaea and hsb to M w TschudiM
Recorded June 2S, 1904.
Paiwa and VT ct ais to Penlkala Ke-
liiaipia; D; mt in Grs 1905 and 2032, Ka-
laoa and o., N hona, HawaiI; $I2. etc.
B POI, p 2O9. Dated Mar &c, 1904.
Alex ID McEvoy to Oahu Railway and
Land Co; d; int in streets and ways,
Pearl City, Eva Oahu; 81, b. 261, p Iii,
Dated Dec 10, 1903.
Wong ming Fung and VT to Oahu
Railway & Land Co; d; lot 4, Blk 10
Pearl City, EVA Oahu; 81 and mtg $24O
b 261, p I'll. Dated June "a, 1904.
August Jreier to RoOert L.shfan;
Rel; Grs 32S5 and 1886, INulaokanua, no
nolulu, Oahu; $4,000. Dated June 28,
1904.
Philip Pail to Pioneer Mill Co Ltd;
l.; kuls 1924 and 1875, Kuholllea, etc,
Lahaina, Maui por kul 7724, kaAik4Il,
Laha ma, Maui; al. water rights n 10.
homa Valley, uahaina Maui; years pd
$3.50, B 267, S79. Dated June IS, 1904.
Annie U Ewaliko ard hsb CD to
Mary Ann Lee CMrs) D; lots IS and &c.
Blk 2. Kapahulu Tract, Honolulu, Oahu,
5000. B POI, p 213. Dated Mar. 3, 1904.
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Heart Disease

may be cured by strengthening the
heart nerves, enriching the blood and
improving the circulation with DR..
Miles Heart Cure. Safe and surs.
Sold on guarantee, Send postal for free h,pOh
On diseases I the heart and nerves today.
DR, MILEL MEDICAL On, Elkhart, Ind
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
(For additional md later shipping see
pages 4, s. or 81
Last Quarter of the Moon July 5th.
Earth farthest from the Sun July 5th.
T;'TTi;i||.;'|' III f III.
July pm. am. am pm. Rises
4 747 IL S.5S 22O 2O3 5.22 646 11.45
am. pm.
6 11.O5 1.2 $40 3.44 513 5.2S 6.46 O.1O
z 11.5S IA 1854 4S1 6S4 5.2S 6.46 $50
pm.
s 1246 Is zee. $50 1876 5.24 646 1872
am.
13O 1.S O.O5 sos S2S 5.24 SAC 2.16
10 2.11 20 LOB 6.56 912 5.24 6.46 2.55
IL PSI 81 200 7.4O 9.53 5.25 6.45 4O1

Times of the tide are taken from the
u. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey ia
bles. The tides at Aahulu4 and Hilo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Hawaiian standard time is
10 hours 81 minutes slower than Green
witch time, being that Of the meridian
of 157 degrees 30 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. m, which is
the same as Greenwich, J hours, min
utes. The Sun and moon are for local
time for the whole group.
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Steamers Companies will call Honolulu al
UOrt on o about the dates below men toned:
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ARRIVING.

Monday, July 4.
Am. bark Andrew Welch, Drew, Is
days from San Francisco, at $3.50 a. m.
Tuesday, July 5.
U. S. A. T. Thomas, Lyman, for San
Francisco, probably sail in afternoon.
Wednesday, July 6.
S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, for San Fran
cisco, at a. m.
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FORCE OF HABIT.

Does jerks have the automobile
craze?"
81 should judge so. When his baby
buggy sprung an axle the other day
he crawled rrder it and proceeded to
swear ."-Detriot Free Press.
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VIM Y ,intine. Star omoa
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Departing.

Per stmr. Likelike, June g. for Kahu-
lui: M. Robinson, Desha, Hardee,
Woods, Steere, Lishman, Campbell,
Soper Ahrens, j. Williams Babhjtt,
MarcellinO, ]. o. Carter, Jr., H. c. Car
ter, John Waterhouse, G. Schuman, s.
Akaka, ]. c. Quinn, ]. Morgan, ]. Col
burn, L. Petrie, John Wilson, w. c..
Moore, Napoleon, Miss Wong Kong,
Mrs. L. Reed, w. c. Vida, H. James,
w. Lucas, ]. Gibson, H. Vierra, D. H.
Davis, A. P. Taylor, r. ]. Tesla, c. L.
Clement L. w. Haworth, Capt. Berger,
and the Hawaiian Government Band.
The Forrest City times., 1904-10-07
viii Take Up Cotton Belt Case.

The cas- OF the Memphis freight
bureau against the Cotton Belt rail
way will be taken up by the inter
state commerce commission at a
meeting 10 be held in st Louis the
week Of October IL Il is set for the
20th The differences were over rates
from MemphN 70 points IN Arkansas
The Memphis freight bureau. through
the city council. sought to compel the
Cotton Belt To reduce its rates TO the
figures IN force on the other roads
running into Arkansas The railroad
officials took time by the foreloek and
announced that they would Withdraw
their service from Memphis "a they
only ran in over the Iron Mountain
tracks That was done. but after
they had been ont two weeks. a truce
was reached by which both sides
agreed to submit the case to the in
terstate commerce commission for ar
bitration
The Forrest City times., 1904-10-07

The weather bureau at Lltt3s Rock
has issued crop summarv for h.
past week to the following fleet.
The week was characterized by IN
seasonably high temperatures ani an
almost total absence of rain which has
intensified the dr0ughty conditions
which prevailed during september
Cotton picking is now general over
the state and about twenty-five per
cent OF the crop has been picked the
indications are that there viii be a
very Light top crop Early corn made
a good crop and Was being gathered in
many secti0n. the late i suffering
from lack of moisture and vii make
a very light crop Owing - continued
dry weather very little fall plowing
has been done and very little fall
grain has been sown. Late potatoes
and turnips are suffering for mois-
ture; sweet potatoes are doing fairly
well and promise To make fair 10
good crop. Apples are still dropping
in some sections. and the indications
are for only fair crop in some
northwestern counties the bunk Of the
crop has been gathered and marketed
Stock water Is scarce in many sec
tions of the state and a. 4 result
stock. while healthy. is not DONG very
well
The Forrest City times., 1904-10-07
HAPPENINGS Of THE STATE
Mum Jer Of Applications for Par.
dons Presented Gov. Davis.
EVENTS or A WEEK BRIEFLY CHaOSlClsD
Commission of County Judge Elect of
Little River County Lacks Sigma
ture Of Chief Executiye-The Crop
Report.
Gov. Davis Refuses psrdons

Within the past few weeks d large
number OF applications fer pardons
have been presented to Coy. Davis.
and large part OF them have been
refused The disposition made of
the applications IS shown in the follow
ing list. p indicates that they have
been passed for further investigation.
q indicates thta pardons have been
granted but are not yet issued.
Brewer, Green, Loaohe county. as
cessery To murder CP1: Byrne. Thorn
as Faulkner county. liquor Byrne
Thomas. Faulkner county liquor.
Brunson. Dr. NJ. f.. Lincoln, pistol
tP); Barton. Lawrence, Perry county
pistol; Bedford, Geo Hampstead
county rape Cook. JEFF. Lonoke eoun-
y. disturbing congregations; Cole.
Arthur. Clay county. resisting officer,
Cannon. Willis. Hempstead county,
assault H1 Daniels. Joe. Saline e0un-
y, pistol tG) Daniels. Louis. White
county. perjury (G1 Dickson, Henry,
Phillips county. carnal knowledge;
Farr. J r. Columbia county. pistol
Faulkner. j II. Pike county. liquor
Farris. George. Jackson county. bur
slary, Griffin. Frank. Searcy county.
pistol; Gordon. Will Howard. liquor;
Hamhy, Ben. Yell couaty. murder;
Head H H, Independence county,
assault 10 rape; Hanna, Sid. Graw-
ford county. malicious mischief; John
son. Dave. Scott county cider. Jones.
Peter White county, larceny and bur.
elary. Kimmon Ernest. Crawford
county manslaughter, I-anders. Ciey.
el, Pope county. liquor, Lusk, Mat
Randolph county pistol. Lawrence,
Duke Sebastian cG"ufy. disturbing
worship; Leisenger. Henry. Woodruff
county. pistol tG1 l.angford. A. NJ
Baxter county. liquor, Maytield, T b
Franklin county. liquor, McCarrall.
Lon. Lawrence county, murder Nc.
Mutt, w. Conway county liquor tP);
Posie. ]. n, Grant county. liquor;
Patterson, Archie, White county,
liquor. Pillow. Aronzo, Clay county.
liquor Reed. John A. ST Francis
county grand larceny. Keutlinger
Sig. PULASKI county, assault, Sanders
James. Cleburne county assault,
Smith Semer, Washington county
liquor Stewart. T H., Woodruff coun.
ty assault. Turner Walter. Nevada
county. assault to rape; Watson
James. Logan county. incest 60;
Wagner. J 5. Calhoun county. Sab.
bath breaking, Weeks, W S. Pike
county. liquor; Walker. Joe. Htmp
stead. whi-y.. Williams, sing, Lin
coin county. murder PD. Wood
Fetched. 81 Francis county larceny;
Sanders. Bad. Cleburne county. as
sault - Lii
The Forrest City times., 1904-10-07
Roberts Was Convicted.

After a trial extending over ten
DAYS at Iudsonia. John Y Roberts.
ex-mayor of Searcy. was on The night
of September 2S convicted before
Justice oil the Peace f. w Smith OF
grave robbery and his punishment
fixed al six months Imprisonment
and a 81 GOO fine. The jury was out
but a short while An appeal was
taken To the circuit court. The pros.
ecution was conducted by Hon. S.
Brunddee DR.. Lightle was convict
ed at Searcy several weeks ago. The
case is one OF the most celebrated in
the history of the state Roberts and
Lightle were convicted of robhing the
grave of Ed Pitts and placing the
body in the Lightle barn. where 1t
was afterwards burned
The Forrest City times., 1904-10-07
Shooting Affair Near Ozark.

AT Shiloh church. four miles north.
east of Ozark. on the night Of October
, r. NJ. Taylor vas shot TWO. by
Albert Honea. nephew of the
wounded man. Jealousy l. said to
have been the cause OF the 5heartng.
young lady tainted during The
church services and was taEen from
the building BY her father and Tay-
lor. Honea followed them and while
they were applying the usual restor
ative treatment to the young lady.
Honea opened fire upon hem 4
small stampede followed among those
assembled in the church Horea sur
rendered To the sheriff and !, n jai
at Ozark
The Forrest City times., 1904-10-07
Failed to lndict Rev. J. q. cranfiII.

At TeXarkana the grand jury failed
70 indict Rev. ]. b Cranfili, the noted
Baptist preacher. formerly editor Of
the Texas Baptist Standard. published
at Dallas, who was under bond OF
$1,000 from justice Of the peace
court on charge of assault 70 Kill.
alleged TO have been committed upon
Dr. Hayden. editor of the Texas Bap.
tist Herald, also printed at Dallas on
a Cotton Belt train a few miles out
from TeNarkana May l. last
The Forrest City times., 1904-10-07
Council Would Help Dols=

Though the city Of Little Rock Is
Yet young the freak ordinance man
has begun his labors Some one. WHO
refused TO give his name. has intro
dHeed an ordinance forever prohibit
ing the tying of tin cans. paper
bags. bricks, old hats. or an foreign
substance To The tails OF dogs within
the limits Of The city. The ca orti-
nance is yet To come The citizens.
especially the small boys. are loud in
their protests against the ordnance,
claiming that il strikes direct blow
at one Of the most popular of The in.
fant industries Of the country