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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-11
GLIMPSE AT FAIR
Sketch of Sights That Are To Be
Seen at the St. Louis
Exposition.
SOME IDEA OF ITS MAGNITUDE
Location ofthe Different BUILDINGS
Time Necessary for Pass
ing Glance.

st. Louis May 11.-One of the cues
tions asked by prospective visitors to
the big fair is: How long will it take
one TO see it?' Not less than six days
and as much longer q 5 you care to put
in at it. The siX-day visitor can see
things on the rum He viii have little
time 10 spare. and if he wastes any,
he will leave much unseen. Few peO-
pie realize the immense size of the ex-
position proper, until they reach the
grounds. The Enclosure includes 1,24O
acres. larger than the largest farm, eX-
cept in the far west. 1t is twice the
size of the Chicago fair. four times
that of Paris and Buffalo. and five
times larger than the centennial.
Buildings Three FOurths of a Mile Long.
There are six square miles in this
1,24O acres, and some of the buildings
are three-quarters of a mile long. It's
nearly half days walk from the Adj
ministratiOn building to the main en-
trance. TIE grounds are in beautiful
Forest park, two miles west of the
center of the city. What is called the
main picture of the exposition is
in the northeastern portion of the
grounds. Festival hall. Cascade gar
dens. and the colonnade of states are
the key to this picture. The great eX-
hibit palaces are assembled along the
radlating avenues laid out in the form
of an open fan.
Picture Rises in Terraces.
at the southeast corner of the
grounds stand the government build
in%s. filled with the government dis
play of war. navy and everything us
ually seen in this building. 1t is upon
an elevation-thiS is one of the pretty
features of the exposition. One sees
the entire picture rising i'll terraces be
fore one, on entering the grounds. Next
to the government buildings are the
palaces of Liberals Arts and Mines and
AlctallUrgy. Then comes the Plaza Or
leans and the palaces of Manufactures
and EdUCa ton. The broad boulevard
that divides the main group into two
parts is called the Plaza st. Louis, in
the center of which S the beautiful
Louisiana Purchase monument.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-11
EXPLOSION
KILLS SIX
Fifty Kegs of Powder
Ignite in illinois
Mine.
EIGHTY ARE HURT
WreCkage Renders Work
of Rescue Very
Difficult.

MurphNsboro. H.. May 11.-SiX men
were killed and Il large number burn
ed in an explosion of powGer today in
the shaft of the Big Muddy Coal &
Iron Mine company at Herrin, 20
miles from here.
About 325 men are employed in the
mine. the majority of whom were
working in other parts of the shaft
and were uninjurcd. y car contain
ing 90 kegs of powder exploded.
Fatal to 80 Mules.
At noon 80 injured and six dead had
been removed from the mine. Thirty
mules were killed. The mine was bad
ly wrecked. making the rescue work
difficult.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

10 be used 10 traR ALIAS II uhi-
upatc3Y was. RecoI ding 10 the prose
cNtioa. The robbery OF the coust's
body rs tsohd pa be tse seSoaRssd, ey
ldea.cs ae0Alpsst Nabdi as A pax&hcl-
pant In the crime. despite his story
OF having run away before Il WINS
perPptrated. while the bloody i'm
prlnt Is alleged 20 have been ra@as
by Rosa's hand. and the cho& tnH
10 have belonged 20 her. Secchi rs
not believed TO have been nre@eat
AZ the tragedy. bat merely 10 have
been. with the countess. a party h
the drsth plot lie was not ar
rested until Eine muontks after Lin
Ella wHs. and IN the interim SO 9
wrote him a number OF fiery tovs
letters from her PRISON. These ara
BEING used Rsninst hef In the trial
Chapter VII OF thw woman 5 tS-
Fihie life drama
All Italy is wildly excited over the
case Friends OF the countess any
that even IL her brother is convict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09
BIZ EnfNufsD Yasea.a caakIs,

When Adam first knuekle9 tie sand frous his era
And planted the clay o. his Feet on tie loaea.
The Garden looked not hair 50 fair / surmise.
As the Eden whose eomSaoser spelling Is hose
And whsn onto the stage
And be vowed Ia this Eve be wouis ever De
knight.
And he worked not ck tsssaa the wosts was
his wage.
Even then be Nas H1a@s tbs ehlefess setl9h&
Paradise noTor vas. with a siralse - rny qaEan
| prove the old story ahssarf It's face.
Paradise never vas. ysu may FrewsA Yau WOO
With never a babg Ia all Of the ptacol
And yet | recall that a creRfpSe there was
Which went on los belly and snc Of the esaaa:
please pardon iGeieGana language secas4As
In qu@t3nG the E0rsa whieh paso&1
AEa To- in nay eden creature f&.a
How very peculiar the pazsasH fer Pe*&il
Which bellies Ra0ng and IL sadly tnsldWed
To eat Of the dust every ehaace that n Real&
As wise rs serpent and manGs the sasnz
And harmless tsaide. IA the scrigtHFSl &gw&,
In my bosom ! warm H. thia vrtEElez@rse IN ina.
Which long wri9gked les way 10 ny love.
II wrfEgles a0d eu-la rouHd the roots Of my Seast
So I say Il again. as I said Il before
The Eden Of Adam doowes froHa the start,
Without wee ably 70 roll OF the a00F.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09
@ O0
R TWO PARTS---PART 2
rHE CHARACTERS

Yorrl. So were Avuire ssul aoosl
Snao eaaos pouoao-o with loyuaif 10
fsaHo ourehl ever KEYS v hnS love wao
ipoa few 90 sos 1H 6der. Hon
oooO'tini odi iil . q o'0o.n atgo Ills re-.
grsaOt Nife. act soas ID by i.lfoe s.o.a-s
roosta 900 o,tuSie. rushed % o.
esdaosOoa to srrae bin AZ result.
frssp .os ,t'sqoo otso a recon iliatian
a on rYt9O fnn5 o the ooupor agreed "a
I've 10 che sasof foo IL HoioFrsa
bat 10 separate ngoh n 90 euia a
. Osaiot ceremony - rcru.0 Il ooi 20
wv carried ont by Carai,gat swain "a.
arcsbisaop ~ Bologna. 100 April z
1907 Thrp cSaf-el 4 tauis - si.rn b -
life fsf bgGb The count oaa Aae o 4
uut by t.h ti.an boz unworthy Waa
hia vtps ~ hia regard. and they
sssused each other cordially Gasp
ter III a.lpaa Nith the "reroseiiaa
ton. and rsdrd. four uaoatha las -
"a August with the nsurder OF The
HutaJ
The countess auus after her re-
usisE With her husband. dsfea tka
eauycntionnlitlea. ard let ali 80
taEna see that nr ssefhl vas her
lower Tho count. heartbrakeu.
tried % drown bis nurfow in drink
nlosd ia tho 80 irty OF dinHsFuta 81
sasOa,saa 90 these latter. he Waa
Us.oas bsssa al Rosa Boaetii The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09
AN OBJECT LESSON
In Rettatr at

- = - 80 AfN HfEaA
4 phyaieian puts the query Have
you never notiord In any large res.
tnurant Ht lunch aH dinner time the
large number uf hearty. YiEoFnua
old mau AZ tho Tables. men wHuas
ages fun from Hixlf 10 rIskty years
ssanY ~ them bald and al perhaps
nrnY hut nssssr nj th.eOa frrsis or
arrflea
Perhaps the Hpesfncte Is 80 rasa
mon as to have eaca pea your 81,
auyvatiou az cor. ssent. rat sever
thstses it la an oblect learos wkIes
snrana sssaafslu&
~ You will puftre shat tt.sas
ssartY old fellows are eatis-g. vua
viil observe that tssF are aoa
muuehinK bras crackers nor Efssz
eriy picking their way fhro@szs a
menu card 81 uea fanrfea seaI4s
foods on the contrary they seem 20
prefer a Juicy ruaet 81 beef. u prom
frly fHraoa lais nf ssuttua and ever
the deadly hfailed lobster is not al
together ignored
TIE polst 81 an thla s. that a Wig
oTe~ss old age drrrpsa upesn good
diEeHtio% asd rlrrfY ~ wso4rHapu .
food asd bot UPON dicslag nsss 40
estbr~ynT 10 live upas brap crack
ers
There "a a reftals class ~ food
craska who E~ew 10 believe that
meat. coffee and nsaEy other good
things are rank polsous but these
csdaRefoua slcklY Eooatsg ipdiYiS
uak are a walking condo ss.oa tioa ~
their own theories
The matter in q nutsgs.aii o. that
II the stomach geeretss lbs. Batural
digestive juices In aufneleat qsan-
tity. any wholesome food viii be
prousPtiy akEe1tes n the tfosnark
s'aea not do So. and certain foods
cause distress o@e or two ~ 81, l4art 3
Dyspepsia Tablets after cath nreal
viii renove all difficulty. because
tsrey supply ius4 wat evety weak
stomach lacks pep.s5E. kYisD-chior-
ic acid. diHHtaHe ard nux
StHart'a DYHpcpsaot TnhRe99 do not
act upon the bowels and In fact are
net strictly a Bleddeine. - they act
AAlHhHt tNttiHtN upon iNt tutHo FHtt. r.
dtgeating It thoroashly atd thus
giving the sfpssisre,b a fpslsa seeded
rest aeOd aas ap9sss Re FOR tbs hsEt
sgeal
% pesp1e who travel h4Nue sssa "a
tea use STsart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
knowing theqa 80 be Peefeetly safe
10 use AZ ahy time and absn having
found out by experience that they
are a nafo#n1ar5 agsi Eat lpdteesf lon
In any foTm. ard r9tina a. they
have to. NJ all hours dHs3 all kinds
Of food. the travellsR pskllc for
years have PinResd ID s4r faith 10
Sauart's Tablets
All dfuausfssts s-ai tbsEO nj 81 e'sas r
for full-s4hed pee kaRSs and Huy
aurgHlat from Ma nB "a California.
n his OPiHto@ were asisgd. Will say
that stuaFta ESy@DsPsaR 1ahhota Is
this most popui ar and HlcCeagretl
fHEasaS f6f any st1maEh tFdable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09
THE BONMARTINI MURDER TRIAL

ems undertaking OF elegant ma
terlal and workmanship Two
towels. saturated with the count 3
blood. las on the floor. aud ON the
wall whH the imprint 81 a woman B
hand. ia cruBted blood A. Il
seemed certain that a woman had
been concerned In the crime the %
lice set about uying 10 discover
who had been the counts companion
ou the night " the tragedy Every
Aman OF questionable repute Ia
bologna was examined. aud photo
graphs Of the imprint Of the bloody
hand were sent all over Italy.
Then eamc0ne Of the most sen.
Hhtlonai features Of the entire case.
on tho mornings Of September H.
Prof Antonio Murrl pale haggard
end disheVelrd. went 70 police head
quarters and said
Seek no further for the assassin
81 Count Bonmartini he r. my
son. Tuliio
The police cadid scarcely believe
the eminent physician IN his right
mind Hut the broken old man
went ON - relate what he knew 81
the tragedy. aud five arrests fol.
lowed Briefly the professor
ft0rV was that 1nllid had murder
ID the count with the assistance Of
ituaa Houeiti because Of Bonnar-
TIM. cruel treatment Of Linda
Tuilio had iue 70 Switzerland. bat
WIS arrested there and brought
back AMER learning Of bis faith
cr'H confession. he admitted the
KILLING. but claimed Haif-defeoHe.
saying that "a fight had followed a
quarrel and thal the count LAD
drawn "a dagger. which Tailla toosl
FROM hlu ard used with fatal effect
The e1uSt-.-l. pg ScfGhi. uE llo
Na'dI luE intimate frleos 81 Tulliu
Nurri apd = ~ and Ant.a t.1p's
% were al lakes iUto custody
wroas point Of evidence ssos4 srt
the edrEta.uI. - 20 sloaaoo faso rpi
ataf Boz To- death ID ieT r 80 -. 'pi
Do tire no u tLst. tkree s0h9B hs.f1rc
ite rsurrass. o.. Wts sseT6 10 the
Lido gardens. IN Ve@lee 10 elsae
conauHsfla@ with her hTptks4 aHd
Rusa ltosefii The two l1aS an sSs.s
returned - PsnL0sraa only the day
before the rourder U~ Natal ND
mita having az FIRST p~e.ao @1ssd FuHhs
40 help la putting the aouat o9af %
the way lie Says he we'st tc the
Buapa6rtiaI fiat With T.lEo the day
before The ssursef Fkey seeretss
themselves In the coupt'h bedrOom.
waldl says he finally wea4epes Rsss
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wo.ss.aa xko lsaksd after his wife 8
dresses StraHEe 90 say SOS va.
a 80 psiR4rcs OF Tulllo &urrl. broth
ef Of the couatsas. whereby hADas.
an impuqtant tbrory 10 the murder
rYHtery
The count asd countess qsafrcssti
rassataatly apa Niokrstly. ans Lilo sa
uffee we@t Ia tears 10 her father
her mother as.s her brother. 10 tell
tharn ~ her alleged wrongs rullsa.
still No. devoted 20 bis sister sus
wkrS they we're boy and Girl to
loet seq. patklred fully with bier
Ills habits seem To have been about
90 a par with hers. ahd there wers
no words u rsproay b for her In
trbaeue With aceohi. only rage at
Tie deliuquencfes os the coust
one day. II hags beep tsstifped. 10 =
cr.lntcass. ia ore Of her outhursts 20
Tuit4o. cried oa{s
My Cod ~osld that esquas upps
weul9 rid H@s cd tSe no@7 coded
idlu4f'
\ psa Tullio'a answer Wa
4 Will do Il
mo tn9. b0aR o k9A, ffA fa1sHil' . r pa;1 =
1902. peespLs rea4diBE in the flat
hsitdiug tspanted ~ the BonEar-
I ttSis Cona planned 81 dreadful o&og
co@aing apqOsSebtly fre~a the count q
apartments Tise COAST t.ss bsld beeH
ia Venice foy several days The
police hdn.d 10 the aesug OF the
coant's sEss tmputa. and hnaud hia
snss. equapes.ssa body lying 90 tbse fbpoe
81 bis bedroom. the cha ualasa lssa4r=
log eve@y syi8encr 81 ffIahtful
struggle for llfe The furniture was
overturnesd Rna brcreea. emp PITY fsEel
c1paes Lay aho9t the dead man !.
paclssfbo@ss has oppu a1 ebaJr.
BOD n ms t1s COpteBta. and w0tcb
hahn hal ls'sn forelhls torn FROM
hl. yc.a The body bore two priH=
cipal alb weanda. oue OF which had
aevowrs} ths earu&id artery. while the
u4hcF haa pierced She heaYt on the
hrtsasd. arms, Face a1pl lack ~ the
neck were n other auandg. made
b. s.smr lumR Eeeu Weapon evil
demtly a stibstta.
4 cham psGsuoe butti0 and two
| gtJ.spsra q oFrd 90 a table. On tho bed
Nnrc stfswR ssvsFat articles OK Som-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

after mskiug ln.a effort To per
suade rriNn 20 eap0a away With
him. left tsc soa.~ a.u.d urat 20
FLnrs~es
Tuliin has sso itt..d tarst he n
/ first iBtep aea ~ paiep~ BIZ h@us&.sT-
+ lp-lnW lie said he wept to pr
'rsrchi add aaksd him bpr a pussqat
pVtsogo r.elbsd csfafc which @eecsi
bad ban QQab frupo CeTnaHSr and
which ww4 tnsrd ~ Ind bans 70 poi
Hosa arrows Tulli0 TquporcO that
they call on tho cuupt. throw birs 20
the Floor. aua iHieet the eurare into
hira with a sypo4erua4e syrin ~
ss-rehi sOAl6 this p@o wan i'm PTac-
/ tirable. and 10 prove Il sent oat 90
b.ateber Shop FOE a t&pob This
Ia poh s-4cebl inHueulat es with ca
rare The lamb truated argu Bd the
ro@p0 for auso0ss Il uas. th.sB dropped
8espa s~ceht pointed out that death
~Rsa too slow. bat TullIo ips4sde ed
hat th3 car@ge eohsHSs Was coed
o@e. AND Ind cd s-scCbi to Elye hlm
so-Bae 81 the padsoa. Thea. Osas day
be broa1e In upon Rosa Bomsgtti aus
the coan4 v ben they were tusRes hed
and attacked Bon uaartipd. RE pas
no caa.ace Ia H5ss his syrkmdgn of CIV
rare. koweveq. far the eoa0Bt eaa&l y
thTggAe cd hiB
After that inCbaemt. b b. bsslievsd
Tuilio decided 90 stab tbs co~Rt. II
Is cLal ua-sd that be enPLoyed DQ
Na&di 10 assssat htFp. Prouahsl p.g the
latter. as his reward. all the moasy
ansa Jewels thsat should be- toAnd
upa@o the casGt's body Rosa BoH-
eati's ip1luaary with the eo-aBt was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

story vas told la yesterdays starr
ny HARRY q FARMER
Special Colfeapuo dros.s tupF 81 80 T.
by tine Newspapers I.otrFpr.te A.
ISOLATION 1905
ROME. nov 81 have told how
the beautiful lla.4n Nurri. after a
giflbnod love affair Wiz Or seeen i.
married Count nonuartipi. hos biz
lack Of education hurt her prlde ard
caused hef ta Loose her love for him
hos fhry driftrd apart. she fgil into
o,ii enaampy asd ose day. hs.ado
met nf E'eehl through the an=hIu-
atiuaa ~ an Intrigue loving noble.
wufpau Who caused the two. "a De-
lru alone tn hrr reception room
as ss'rs!ai hosS the Ceustess 300
os'aqtIni we're alone Tor aaps-. Il p0.r.
au.s when Ito haaaesa flaaliY TO
iosda I'd tsrrn t.l.sO.a tainted
t'uf s.8 ela-atsa See, hi lFmeteo the
,suas.an. seeing hef a. every nHnof-
tumlIY and Nfitiua srf burning love
letters At ast hta silts.sY agrHes-s h.
Cd he eos .er fEaso lsaH sua.asa
asa chapter ) hsHoso " rih a den az .
- the tusateaa tltaa her htsa eaQi.s
consent to separation ss-s faula
NOT hriu.e eeFasA 90 ea"ffea k.rr
ssfpsl spdai eas 80 si0s she ss ID Fsoqo
i..lsstlui sas.s feared che usO.ijod 90
cus*h o. iess - ~ 600 k4.r ai..ol
wise atill rrse tu islOu h.gd ado " lsaso %
NOT answer for tosa v sa4iaus e.s.z sd
fssa flesh
liuaela.ftioi. p,.aa fool salll lass 90
6La site. hpt his diary istroa o. ID
in court stsNed pltlful alile 4oopi 3. 80
telling ~ her fIeQucst ssoos her
absent mladefiscaa nuos her fits ~
WeeHiaos % " o-os0a read a0g0s. BIO
seems fu saFe hapd no iaklbe put
az lat be- fassss~ntHo 10 = Hesarssfiua
and sent "a 1.-Two In ga.O.r. his nifs
reusaisisss n lfu4aog uua. fq E-safo 81
rustisaea bos AZ .sn..t .a-asu. id.eos 10
The epusSeHa. Ras tses b ia BIO
livFed. rarne this thnu.Esf 60 the lgOs
tori the countess we're usiy a
widuaer b. coata b. .aasrr assoa On
her "details ts.e n. slsi aslon.nan u 0h =
CsuHf5a - pkto. NIiled 81 his two
rsiidfes. and in fisas succeed Also
Co che uaKulfiCrrt practice - nr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

Ne ~ F&aGEaps % NelhourRe.
Y7s. writes MY soctoq told me !
had euusutrt3snn and uptsirsr could
b. ,sure for me I va. eIvrH up 90
die. The offer % frsr trial bottle
~ In Kings Nsa Discovery for
ON M m % Ler1 Induced me 90 try a.
Rs>sllts were startling arm now.
osi the road to recovery ard ow.e an
"a Ds Kings Kew Discovery. II
surely saved my life" This great
cure IL suafaPtsed FOR all throat
and luuH discs asrs b. q. O. GUY. Ina..
pErUas1ats. aue~rrS and vanisr. Price
COO 900 ato1. Trial 6ottIc free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

Col HaIairisstsS.. the we'll k0.ps "A
cnngrcaass.a.s. fiasss faub With ta'e
party.
This Is the uBao 81 yeas wseN
the small boy waSders II b. Is gnisR
"a set q pair al rtisass'r boots Zoe
Chriatm.ss
The fs.sa valss sf cs.es.se - s,sd0d 10
D. three times that 81 ~eat We
aIwaya aasgscete. tba II usa0s tSpn
stronger.
She las sses sd n-ss
elf had = face like hers. Ia be-
sad. toe.
Chicago boasts of a waH llyisG
there Who has Written s.of-s f~s1irs
The fact that he Is living s-9~sa, =
veil Tor the self reatraiusf ~ the
Chicago police force and tor the
eltiHrna generally
Secretary af the Navy sorts"
saYs the navy i short sf engineers.
But the secretary says .0thi s9g
abast thu bra!eeuas
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- STAR DUST


whe}P. sreaadee4. dsastgwmsss and
cri@aiaaal II saeEEms wuaca. Ask .is4l
&mith.
well. did h bit VOWS fa amy par
nseai1m gpos aw @U@F ALL OVER ?
Ffgae aE1 ssiE $50 days pmtil
tEne meast PRESIDENTIAL stec4toa. Mow
eaS Ve ever ws4t that loma?
N ~ FaadsdSaa tnat ths EafBg& hJta
hsssn Fgtatned at an enurn1omg sad
Nfy by tho rFpnbltcan state cu0p-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09
ORGANIZED GREED

The Pullman Palace company
dOieud u
ending Iu a. laot shows that tho
earnings
diviirud a surplus sAsttsoo the
had that q paid divt
a stock The stock
but there Is total accumulated surplus o many
millions
corporations IN which large capital s fsked. provided
reasonably their employees
Aud cafFe reasonable price their product their service
che Pullman the of the earnings il
has skilled In
and continues policy of indirectly the travelling public 10y
nominal compelling them
public
This that Wit scarcely
portrrs depending supple
the stipend
There parallel Instance IN the history Of organized greed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

ed. nss ceeaagte3eY can be preSaed
apai Hrss hss. wiaRa tins counts re@e~
tives bsfrhes9y dszedssre tsGp be dbsaFlt
pbst viii be tSSrsed to Linda and Ok.
Esscehl. Who u1sssa8 Tul1fS only Rs
their t0ud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

There state
Rhode Island outdoue that
grayey Paw
S capital
in Massachusetts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

prusr
Harvard married
eourtinF
young man Gun M % % studies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

American gentleman purchased
aleges tsoo Disappeared
while
mpaey
crate In the Regis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

waiting Geological
mediation between Russia Japs
busy they utu y,haiagy but
though would butt
ont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

CONCLUDING CHAPTERS OF rHE TALE OF BLOOD AND PAS.
sloD WHICH HAS AROUSED At IrALY-THE oaAsTLY
O sBlme AND rte THRILLING nAHRER WHICH TsE
SLAYER WAS BETRAYED To THE POLICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

The washington booming cleveland
be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

Did @aa ever see a femssie bare
back Rides SO tiiHnAEk a ttssaae PA
per hpep9 Alles ssiaase G.. o. p.
sseste5slaiN
ThesHetaaauBi esas ais III Nsgr3 sza1gla
have had 3 0a0s000 ma5a4itE ami Lon
smith, about 100 $3.50. n KeFHs&
BlethGTr haqi only attaein.& thhsa q
little hafdst
Gf%0iiseEess want 70 flast eiaakesa ta
offiGa, assE Ehe GEAR Gid slqsIi1sgfiag
KGdpt aH esd san q 9Aa0G a Gnt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

b. a In Xsps
red knife six inches long into his ribs
young vu make another esrts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

No cross on the ballot. crown for the eandfdsse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

Massachusetts srsss@shsss
years
children 10 beg him BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09
a WoRD Ion I0am NlsE

who's that fellow raising such
row over on that corner tho one
who's standing tn the center % The
crowd yelling and waving bis
hands,
-rhat fellow on. nobody lie'H
only nue of the silent voters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

grae fire. part Of 100 fersar s sOA''
story vas told la yrstrreotYa start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

An Indianapolis barber was fined
81 FOR shaving James Whitcumh
Riley on SUNDAY Hut 10 was worth
IL The world NOW has proof that
lna,ana poets do 90 10 Barber sl-nea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

what a big Tat chance Rastus
nrainerd has "a SGT back AZ bis dear
friend. the Kernel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

mittco Ia knock the q. o. I. from
now until the next presidential clee
tlan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

Harry Thaw probably Wa think
Ing uf the hotslkteper in The Olrl
From Paris shn remarked 20
IL makes NO deeference'"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-02
The Soldiers Idle Time.

Military life is necessarily made up
largely of loafing. You cannot keep a
nan continuously at drilling, marching
or any other branch of military train
ing for eight hours a day and five or
six days n week. You have to invent a
great many other jobs for him, even to
make Il p%retense of keeping him occu-
pied. But these jobs are nearly all
''lOafing" jobs. and when it is all done
the soldier has a great many more idle
hours OF his hands per diem than any
other man in the same ram of life. |
do not know whether 1t is possible TO
arrive at any remedy for this, but, if
it is. the direction in which ! should
look for the remedy would be to make
every soldier work at some other trade
for a certain number of hours each
day. The number of hours might be
shorter in the summer, when there .is
more opportunity FOR training and mill
tary exercise, ana longer in the winter.
If this were practicable, no doubt it
would make an enormous difference to
the value of the soldier as a citizen
when he leaves the ranks.-London
Truth.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-02
S.
Mirth cannot move a soul in AEON,

Mirth Cannot Ii soul in agony
Shakespeare.
Candor is the rareSt virtue of socia
bility. Sternau.
No circumstances can repair a defec,
of characteT.-EmersOn
CheerfulneSs is an offShoOt of good
ness and of wiSdom.-Boyee.
Bad men Xcusc their faults; good
men will leave them.-JOhnaon.
There are plenty of acquaintances il
the world, but cry few real friends
j +. Davis.
Charity and personal fCrce are til,
only investments worth anything.
Walt Whitman.
1t is generally more profitable to reck
on up our defects than to boast of Oul
attainnCnts.-Carlyle.
\ man cannot have IN idea of per
lection in another which he was neve
sensible of in himself.-Stecle
Gratitude is the fairpst blossom
which springs from the soul. and the
heart of man knoweth none more fra
grant-HoSea Ballou.