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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-28

The demand for gas certificates was de-
cfdedly stronger than has been the case for
several days past. AS enough could not he
secured at 1875 to sat; sfy the buying the
price advanced TO ia, and several lots were
sold at that level. At the close the bid had
receded to 1875, with the asking price at
has. After call 1875 was freely bid with
out result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-28

The bidding for Telephone bonds was
slightly stronger today. as the bid was ln4I
while Yesterday it was 10tl Two lots of
1000 each were sold for 1O42s and "A bid at
the same level was made but there were
no more bonds offered under l0llh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-28

twenty shares Of Georgetown Gas stock,
were offered for sale at 7S but the best bid
was ~ Twenty-Five shares were offered
at 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-28

Zen shares or the American Security and
Trust Company stock We're offered at 200
but the highest bid was 1879 Five shares of
Union Trust and Storage Company stock
Drought 100. The bid for ten shares was
lo4s4, while the asking price was 105LR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16
War BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FRANCE Imminent

/ oopt n that portion ~ France whore
tho English were sattiea on the Biz
onyan coast some hundreds " yours,
England stiti il regarded AZ perfidi9uH,
n not defeHtabis.
The strongest race IN France are the
Brst0ns They are maritime, faii-
Rious aud brave. They dislike u.s. for
the legends 81 the great wars ~ the
18TH century ilnEef ~ their villages
today. tho struggles between fishing
boats whose very names are forgotten,
have been handed down from genera
ton 20 generation. The most Vlnie
portion Of France regards English
men today At best with feeling -
suspended dislike.
This il the cOnReuial soil on Will b
Russia will SOW strife. and II q use
less and bloody war IL % be avoided.
that end will be achieved only BY an
earnest and persistent resolve on the
part Of England 10 offer no advice, 10
take 30 offeuae. and 20 attempt 20
understand the sentiments aud cir
cumHtnHcrs Of our great neiRhbOr The
standing corn Of the PhliiHtincs MAS
not better fitted for The foxes ard
tho flfebrauds than the quickly
reused public opinion ~ France Tor
the devices u the Muacoyite schemer
for MAI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16
TOOK A STRAW VOTE
Interesting xperinlsnt in Rss,ss
rant


An advertising agent representing
prominent New York magazine.
bile on a recent western trip. WaH
dining mss evening IN PittsbtIFE
restaurant
while waiting for hln order he
glanced ever his NJ NHra fsuf and nss-
tleed the advertisement of a we'll
known Dyspepsia preparation. stu
arts ffsnepaia In niets az he hsfn-
self was = regular user 81 the tab
lets he began specializing AZ 10 hos
many % ahs other travelling men IN
the dining rooFu were also friends
Of the popular remedy for indlEes-
tiun.
lie Hnys counted twenty three
men AZ the tables and IN the hotel
office / took the trouble 20 interview
them. and was surprised 10 learn
that nine 81 the twenty three made
practice ~ taking one or two u
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
each meHl
one Of them told me he had sur.
fered w much from stomach trouble
that AZ ore time ~ had been obliged
to quit the road. hus since usiuE
Stuart'a Dyspapsia Tablets had been
entirely free from indigestion. but
he continued their use. especially
while travelling. on account 81 ifreg-
uiarity IN meals and because IKE
afi travelling meu he WIS often nb-
iirsd 20 eat what he could get and
not always what he wanted.
Another. who looked the picture
OF health. said he never ate a meal
without taking q Stuart Tablet
sfferward. hecHus. he could eat
what he pleased and when he
pleased without fear ~ n sleep
less night or any other trouble.
sim another used them because
he was subject Co gas on stomach
causing pressure on heart md itinRs
shorfneNs 81 breath and distress IN
chest. which ne no longer expert
euced since using the tablets rsgu-
larry.
Another claimed that stuart'H
Dyspepsia Tablets was the only safe
remedy he had ever found for sour
stomach and acidity. He had for
l merly used common soda 10 relieve
I the trouble. hut the tablets were
Z much better and safer to use.
After smoking. drinking or other
exeeEseF which weaken the al
Resiive organs. nothing restores the
I stomach 10 q healthy. wholesorns
I condition 50 effectuaily az Stuart 4
I Tablets.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets con-
tain the natural digestivca, pepsin.
| diastaae. which every weak stomach
! incks, rs well NJ nux, hydrnstin and
yellow parilia. and can be safely re-
| lied on as n radical cure for every
form OF poor digestion Sold by
druggists everywhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16
.tn~tL MNN
LITTLE STORIES
FROM MANYW MERE

Pierce county will plant 800 fruit
tree fhia year
The ladies II the =. J.. =. club a.
BsIlinEham will have "a club building
CONSTRUCTION Will begin immediately.
FORTY candidates weTs ifflfiAtrd iatf
the Meo-Hoo eooistg al tss blk mset-
inE Of Northwestern iumberiGFn ~
Chshnla Friday night
The district conference u the Meth
udiHt church IL ln session At fuyallup.
ThirtF-fvr ministers ars ln attendance
Governor Mcbride announced ysatsF-
cay ATS appointment % =. a HaEei-
tine. editor 81 tho South Bend Journal,
20 be regent q the State University.
90 suaeeod James - Bell u Everett
whose term has expired. sir Hazel
tinss term vii hold unfH March. 1910
The Jefferson County fair 10 20 b.
the largest aHd most extensive 81 an,
yet given b. ths association
Thomas lett and Harold kinney ~
Maua Nnliz. both eyed ~. broke into
a house end stole = shotgun Tuesday
svsnfng. ana were yesterday coSnFni {
80 70 ths reform hrhpol where eoth
have served terms before.
The Everett city council has made
provision for the establishment Of a
free employment bufeh9-
The people Of Sultan have applied 70
ths hnehomish county commissioners
for n IL 900 brtdrs seroHz the skykotfl-
isil. They einim that the present
method Of crossing BY fefr1 10 uutzi-
IsfarturY. and offer 70 coniFlbuts s 90
which has been raised b. subscription.
towards the cost 81 the bridge
Tbs Whataam county commissioners
have aWRrdea G. Z. Lind a contract
fer IA. construction Of two miles Of
gravel road on the Northwest dag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16
Arnold While, Publicist and Student De-
clareS Inc Two Nations Are Facing a
Crisis

tner. and hear what the little people
are aayinH aud what the press that
caters 40 the rural population iH writ
Ing on the subject ~ abe war
have Just made an analysts 81 q
considerable number of tho papers
published IN the south of France. from
roulan "a niarrltz. and l find that
" hile The Wafmest sympathy IL ca
prtased for nuaaia. the French gov
ernment and electorate ars uAhoftetl
10 remember THAT Russia h being
defeated At sea by Ensiand. fuf the
Japanese fleet consists If nhipa hunt
GA Engllnh rivers and the personnel
of the Japanese navy are trained ny
british affIcera and that therefore.
" Ruasia can De- beaten AZ sea by q
nation Ike Japan bet not tho govern.
msnt forget that ~ the event ol
France coming To the assistance "
her aliS. rreuehmen viii have 90 meet
and beat she Mistress u The Seas
hcfualf
A. IA matter u fact. these homes,
men speak ~ the Britain natf n1ih
too much reHpeet OF our effitrrs
aud men there In nothing too sod 20
be said bat our conservative adhr-
aian io obsolete methndn never adopt
"a IS The Japanese. makes v simple
fact that fhe japanese navy. for its
aire b. better Instrument II Nhf
than the British navy. and not for the
fest tinf IN history has the pupil euf'
stripped her teacher. TIE kings fr-
cent visit - some days % Aafnli al
Fishers uncomfortable attie house at
Portsmouth ia an Indication Of the
anxiety felt in the highest quarters
that tha efficiency q thc British navy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16

ENGLAND has always assumed the
possession OF an European censor
ship. which impolu her to administer
eHhnftation and rshaks - tha states
~ the sentiment through the medium
~ her foreign office.
1T s. this peculiarly whieh-iias epn-
stnntfY earned FOR her an unpopular
itY 81 the most universal and the
mast sSquisite kind
The self .aSfficieurY and iuNuiAflty
az thu EnMltsh character IL Intense ~
rrpuEnsnt TO she cay Ana drbonair
p~epie ~ France. When ncolding
ana preaehtHK IL accompanied BY ri.
eFeuess "a conscience. Then the adNiee
L. not merely dlstastofui but uan o.
Hs0ua
Frenehmen have not forgotten ths
attitude ~ England during the nfeV-
rus affair Now. Il la uufoftunato iy
enc sase. that fha Dreyfua matter 10
o. g re0penad ard haze nn heslta.
tiun in aaNiug. aH the result II an
iugtstiE atlaa / have pefsaaaiiy made
in France. that II fhr knElish 81 ~
h saluE a. repeat the NeEmdinE i'm
puia ions 81 diHhonar. cruelty s0d lad
faith which saFe % freely lsYslad ~
tho French nation IN iFHf WAR Will.
nE THE RESULT.
n England ard Fraur- ~~rs - 30
90 War. nothing would ~ settled
The French tAtfishhipp would not
roms OCT o. port ard the French tor
pssin boats arr az coed - auf ceu
A certain number q merchant xea-
sells wuuia - destroyed. lhH waters
- "a. English ebsaasi Meaid be as-
aeftea. except ~ warHhinss aid tiis
strong tide that runs brtursH Dover
sna calais wpHia. SOW ena again. 30
Ftiddansd ~ the utaaa ~ EuEiiaiuTn
and T7fsfehman. Bat Elisn both were
sNhaumtnsi. the matter ia dlspats
would remain VERY much in stats aAa.
because InHiand eaAugi Cerauy
Frsneh aoii. under her eoluBfsry MIL
igaFy ngnten. aud Frsuchmen would
not seek 90 uefurf an kneslEn cotsHtT.
THE RESULT WOULD DE A
HTAtllzAfArE. WITH THE ACCOM-
PAM MINT or VIOLENT Porr-
LAR 1SniaSATfoS. WITH PROB.
ABLY. THE 8uItsIoTiNE N oET
CASE AND A REPUBLIC IN TIfE
OTHER AGAINST TIE tNCoAf-
PETENT GOVERNMENTS OF BOTH
cor HTRtga WHICH HAD Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16

tlsmsn. aud the oomfartnbls traders
IN the towns are flmlY aet against
Waf with England To tho extent
tho outlook IL peaceful aud the uus
willingness ~ France to enter upon
her 10Th war with England IL not III
mtalahsd BY the fact. which h tolofs
ably well known ib France and thor
eushiy understood among naval men
on this side of the channel, that the
French navy IL DO longer ~ a uupdis
ton OF efficiency such as a. hold out
the least prospect IT success Ia q
struggle with England.
"A, Camille Feiictaa. the Frrneh
minister OF Marine. II a most Inter-
eating personality, lie ln hontht
strung and cleaf-hoaaed. bat he Il a
fhatorieian. and like many Ffonehs
men OF hia class. he Is under the do
mlnlon II pure logic and abstract
principles In the interests 81 pure
iagio. hn has duhrreled with most OF
hls admlfaln. IN the intefrHtH af inElg.
he has diminiahud the expenditure on
the navy 10 such nn extent that only
hair crews have been provided fur a
considerable number u4 the slips. aud
eanHnauantiy the French fleets arr
cat II practice. both In tactical and
atfAtcEiaal Inaneuvcrn. and la gunnaf3
aud torpedo ekeTrisea To bflnF the
French fleet ap into q state OF offi-
giency. months aud according 10 some
hlsh authorities. even years Neuid hs
rraairud The strength Of tho british
fleet and the weakness uf the Wrench
fleet are two factors 81 the highest
value IN tho nFotiem 81 peace
ON the othrf hand however. thats
are two rirmenta witch ga nuot be- a.
narrd ~ am one seeking a. make an
honest survey II tbs situation The
FIRST ts tho pressure. aimpat irrcuiaf-
ftsia ~ ffauee that eau ~ brought
By Russia. u ansatanee In required
The uuht Fupuiauu ahiii az nuaaia IN
diplomacy Tor thc last two centuries
iu uniY paFanvica ~ her nvarishiv
unreaaiasass f8r war ~ Ruasia sets
hsf Htlna % bring i'HaHce tnto tka
struggle. seff1sitnah Efforts nn thf
part 81 Chrisfendnm. ana esfeeistfg
II ths BRUSH ena Ainrficaa nseptsa.
atii De required u tbs fFvuaA rspata-
lie 10 20 10 prevented frum satetink
fhs stricken fiHia
The highest authorities la. Franes.
"a M hmowieaav are krent9 appfe=
hrnalge % lha result ~ al AnEio-
HstNNN am AaAANA fNsfHHfANds ~ ftifts
Haa Ia tho ffeHeh pfHzs ThaFF ere
already omisoas symptoms sssNt fhda
campaign has commenced ~
Witheat the kuowieaHsef TIE Fr~neh
government atspa ia 90 fhH Ea4aus
Ia affair. Witch FFeush and lzmgllsh=
men-tf thsF are sensible have Rkrssa
~ iEnurs and farErt. b aragEel lpta
fhf feh ainsn 1T publicity and ps.hs
lsahsd IN tho fsiaarn. The Object -
the aiapsfrn eaH a. sinw ttfsf Russia
as sha friend ~ France aka Nushd
hatr fought HnEisna. u f-raute had
Huus 10 uNf Ahaul NHsauda
Russia was uluffins then - ehs
i siufflaK naN. hut hef elIeCt IL
HnghfuiitnE Efanee and gnEiaHa h pal.
Tahie.
There y. however . further aaa-
Esf ahteh 10 tents Too HksiF a. dsstfOY
The cordial relations that haer hernr
20 exist baiwrHn EuEiaud ard Frame.
aHd hat b the tendency laaI nlafafs
81 ne English pFesa. bus 90 Enrilah
eehimHtN. a. pffAeh and neoiH Lord
Bosshsfy puts the matter vel in hls
t.lfr e Pitt lie aafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16

LOWED TWO PEOPLES WHO
WE'RE REALLY FRIENDLY 10
DRIFT INTO WAR.
IL IL necessary however. 10 point
aut why the attempts Of the Huaaian
government 81 pull up the little fngiis
plant Of friendship that h beginning
"a grow are not unlikely 10 be crown
"a with success While d Is q fact
that betWsen England and France
there are 80 Interests which Ia pFin-
elple are irreyot aitly oppeWsd, there IL
division ia sentiment and feeling
which scarcely can be exaggerated.
The inattntiye tendency % prosperous
lsae iiahfaen 20 pity aud "a pAtr0uiks
a spirited people. who look upon
80 az slightly tinged with barbarian.
produces an ineumpn tibiilty 81 temper
which haa run through history for 30
ynafa.
Then. moreover EnEland has
tAMaftad France IN ali her amhi-
toms The rFenrh Inhabitants -
Canada are a Survival Of the loaf om-
nlHs which French kings had siruK-
aied 20 establish. ~ vas from 81 "
Insfrinua Ffsuchnau that England de-
lived the knaNlsaGs that snah lsd her
Il govern ilnia. for Il was uapleix.
not CiiTs. who established the sya-
tam which 10 sull adopted ss the
best metnod " ruling 40, ea.f9o n
AHiaiisa from government house. Cal
catfA-
Il Sas 'Ffenehmau. uot an Ems
lishmnu ehg made tie first great
discoveries Ga Australia. aud bat fsF
the accident II q sssipnreek and the
hazard u waF. the Lilies % Francs.
net the Cross % g. George. would
have fiatfar~d over the lafadsipcked
hHfbor e. Port Philip.
ffesiarH haFinH driven she French
from Canada and from imdias. aniiei=
pafsa flHam ia Australia and de-
ntaesd them af TIE command % the
80. Enalana has acquired the profit
waa tha aas 90 the sues canal which
uma# itN sxisseuns 10 the genius o.
Yrrnehmsh and 10 the spirit ard
generosity % his couaffs msns
Turn where We Will IA the raEes
~ histofN. there the English have
said a. Isfencfmsu; Get uutf These
tfAusArtiana have not taken place
aA5h anY auperflnitY 4 genuine COM
siaefatioa for he feelings N oar op-
paasnta. ard the result IL. that *
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cash Which Frenchmsa have lent 70
Russians. bat on the most cousefFa-
tive estimate u may b. taken for
granted that A sum 81 - head have
eren transfetrea from the poekefs =
the French to the Huxriaus.
/ w Russia should be defeated By
japan sthc following may ~ accsptsa
a. ths primary conditions q defaati
the destruction % the Rnasian navy.
japanese ocanpaticu Of Korea. the cap
fuFe and rnduction % Port Arthur,
I naiuy and Vtadisoetok. with the sban.
doumant Of Sewchwsng.
/ When Japan has achieved these OBJ
f fscfs the hopeless nature q Russia
claim wtii be apparent % her rulers.
+ she wlu experiences. on a larger Aeaie.
the effects af miscaleulAtis ~ whlrh
she was able 20 punish Sspoieun tn
f. Isle ''Gsneral Fsbfuary ard Cen
sral March are fighting Tor ths Jap
ansse and against Russians 80 iaat ~
General January snd 'UsnsFai Feb
+ ruary were fighting for the Russians
I IN fxI2 against France
The victory u Japan and the defeat
Of RUSSIA. 20 far az concerns the cap
turs q Port Arthur and Fiadiv0sfak
ard the occupation ~ Korea. Will de-
stroY fh- influences u Admiral AlcTieff
Z and bring 70 a head the unrest which
prevails not only IN Poland. Finland.
Z Armenia and the khauatea bat In
Russia proper. OF the explosive and
f volcanic force Of popular discomfort
in Russia. nothing - known accurate
+ b. bfft IN the course Of ny many vis-
It's TO Russia I have never passed a
DAY without meeting evidence % the
Z hoiiowuens OF the existing system end
F being convinced Of the certainty 81 a
great sphsaxal az no distant date.
I N Russia should find herself struR-
+ Cling In the throex of revolution. sus-
/ pension os the payment OF the national
debt would be almost. " not quite. in
svituhls The new Russian democracy.
with It's pride wounded 70 the quick.
! would organize itself on lines 81 e.
fieieuey and would Inevitably. IN The
long run. drive Japan out 81 Man
churia. IL not out Of Korea. That may
take hundred years But no one can
look al the map without seeing that
a secular struggle between the 5iav
and the yellow man IL the manifest
destiny OF both rsess.
II Russia. should rspudlatc or be
unable 10 meet the interest 81 her ma
tiorai debt. the suffering IN France
would b. supreme. Already the 10y
atty and chlvalry of Frenehmen are
shown ~ persistent Investment In
Russian funds BY the French peas
anteg. even n these dark days. when
successive reports u Russian disaster
are recorded almost daily.
The French are determined and pep
sistsnt fighters. but when disaster
overtnkes them or their allies, their
quick southern blood leaps to the con-
cluaion that treachery is ~ work;
suspicion Is aroused and the Identity
scek-England.
4 TO learn French opinion. one must
not only discuss matters with French
pubiieists and stateamen or read the
newspapers that are sold at the kioska
but one must penetrate into the PROV
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onat
-Four prisoners were received ~ the
Wai'H Walla penifrufIHrY yesterday
from Yakima county john Williams.
bufEiafIt one year. d ohm fHHIsH negro.
burg .arys nine Yeara. Ffr1 HHs1m.
anHis Ing prisoners ~ escape. Tires
years. aud ftDBaff Thorn obtaining
money under false prsiruH6a. four
years.
The neu boiler u the transfer boat
Tacoma was Inspected 81 kaiama ges-
tef1ay ~ United States Marine IN
HpeetorB Edwards and Fuller The
boiler WaR found - be satisfactory
and will be Installed Immediately
A petition has been presented to ths
Sunset Telephone company asking Tor
free service between CeBiraila and
Cuahails. Thcre are about - tGis-
phones "a the two towns. ana The bnni-
ness relations Of tho mills and Tbs
merchants are interviewer.
A large WOodenNare manufacturing
plant and saw mill ~ soon % be 80
taullahed al Ballard. n Will Furnish
10 men employment
The Steven County Pioneer ansDcia-
ton viii meet At coiyilie on April &
The Y n q. A. a. Beiilngham has
completed arrangements for t.Bb
swimming pool IN tbs associations
building.
Governor Mcbride viii tour through
Eastern Washington during the latter
part OF the week. making speeches un-
der the auspices ~ the various Nc
Bride Roosevelt Republican clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16
What Tea
Does to
Rheum.tic,

when you next take s.
shEa
Tea contains - grains %
IA eVerf pound.
Meat contains only sig fn
nhsumasism Is trio Aeia - as
blood
uslo Acid accumulate sa, ti
when the digestive sppaTe ~ 20
create emouxh Alkaline cie-tsssfs tNha
seta1 t. us4fralixs a.
This Acid collects urea. o.
waste nsatter. fFsm the q -
That TFea eaters thn bloc Feeu 30
kallAe action has not prf @ts
solved Ii.
~ and 81 ths- waste M tisr -ssnss
TIA 5otuta ana fEls1seies. tssr s'f =
iatt0a of he blood.
There Il gradually ferr-fts "a I
pz2sieles. IKE sfanulatsd stis
These solid particles grifte etfs RI
the 10ints and Fnaacls@ AZ rSefs nr
sasut-
This srandinx causes i-riis sod
patns
These ia turf may deeal lsa ftt.
Ration and aWeltiue. 1hN tltatsafif .
ts5n bestirs Mature 20 hciz 'iefsei
She proceeds % coat the hes ~
particles over with ct1shio- at2
% an 0stsr sors-
Thia pulpy covering Erurs ffts
aV4sFs. 80 Neli a. 20 the Ess ~ afse-
prsstted- There Il hardenK Nss rl9sfef
~ sealinE Wax. Then we - 1erF
liked n hsuaed position ssss- a.
pain and Inflammation
That IN Rheumatism NJ 50 @He-i
u Is bad enough before e zs vesi
ftr.
mere Is but one sure we = arlas
Eh~sgnaafisr1. The first 1tep aen.
traliza the rrie. Acid airescE ~
away. fhs hard deposits tEsf zef7n hFs
tween tns joints. Then mr' rst@ aiE~a,
tive apparatus into such hesszas fcas
fitl0n that Il viii. unaid pfs1ifa1
les urie Acid. and more Aisaffsss.
This - what Doctors gfraf Hs.
failed 20 do.
1t a. what I studied a lifhfifs ra ~
nJsuVtHn, and achieved lNEs ai
naEy failures and thousa1as ae
0srlmente.
At last I found. Ia Germsf .ea
vent which WAS not only effefs
absolutely safe 70 use.
Few agents powerful eBegse p 3.
effective IN Rheumatism sf
~ discovery. now called III sii40a.
Rheumatic Cure" acts rifetg5f iss6
Internally. upon Gric Acic if ~ ieiasl
and muscles
II dissoivss. and carrie afY fu.
ptinfai deposits, PRODUCING 80 letga
date Alkaline condition o fas 1iaHd
and neutrailzing the Acid h & Fhtei
would have fed the fthrgrfe isrn fIs
extended the disease.
II won restore bouy tnfffs 81 -
hiiA.v. and IL can't undo. 10 ss Z
the damage caused Dy Yfars - faaf
matte condition.
Bot II will benefit ever .4 sna 8
Hin entirely cure most cars ~ Il
tatism.
50 sure am ! 81 this. tiIaf ! an sfat
pr Or. Shops Kheumatis f-uas
any sick one vino writes ne H~ ff &.
a rnOufha trial at my riat
" IL succeeds. the cot - litf. F
only A. Tor the six-botfia zee lfu 80
y L fats. ] bear the whoi ees ~
aif
AMI ~ alone shall b. A.a "a. -
shall decide who shall PEI
surely VCu viii not coufi g. sfs
Ter when you can thur &C. eh :
u4y risk
have written an imporfg1g Fssssia
Or ltheaUatizm. telling q fis
sd cure
n 10 free 10 Rheumatic Beuflr
Write mo post card for 30 fa.is W
Address Or. shOop. Boz Ns ssriHs
~ s-slmple eaaea Otter gl=Id La gfa
bottle 81 Or 8hoop's Rheumatic tfua
fDruzgists. 81 hut all 0rgHaiats q
not supply II on month"; fii a
saest Nrlts 20 me for II
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wIscoNsIn epIToRs MEET

ron DU Lac Wis March ls.-
Upward Of 100 wisconsin editors
we're present today when the annual
spring meeting Of the Wise0nsia
Press Association Vas formally
opened. A two days program has
been arranged providing for numcr-
Gus addresses and practical talks
on topics Of interest 70 those en-
gagged in newspaper making.
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England hated fought for centuries
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