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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
A MEASURE T0sLIMIT &
PERIOD OF8MARRIAGE
The Provisions Of Representative
Townsend's Bill In Colorado
rs Leg isIature. X VI 4: j;.i Z

DENVER, Col, Feb. 15.-The prin.
clpal sections Of Representative
Townsend's limited marriage bill.
which is snow before the legislature.
are / as follows: a
i Section l.. All marriages hereafter
contracted shall DO BY written con.
tract, entered into and Il witnessed
before a county Judge. notary public,
or Justice Of the peace. in the pres.
ence Of two witnesses.
Sec. q. Previous to appearing be.
fore such officer for the signing Of
said contract OF marriage. a license
shall be obtained BY the parties to
such contract. specifying the length
of5term OF such contract.
Sec. 5. II said contract is for a lin,
lited term, It must be for; not less
than three years, nor more than ten
years. 81 a 4. u Y,
Sec. 6. Should the parties to such
marriage contract decide to have any
additional ceremony performed before
a clergyman, It lis hereby permitted
and allowed. 5;5si
Sec. sT.3I If after six months Of any
limited marriage contract have gex
pired, should said parties desire, they
may appear before the said officer, Il
alive and in; office, and II not, before
any other proper officer, and, deliver
ing up the limited contract aforesaid
may make another and new contract
and which shall in all cases be q con
tract for life and not for another
term Of years. s5 MA
Sec. 81. Such contract may specify
which one Of said contracting partie.
shall be the head Of the proposed
family. "a
Sec. 10. Said contract may contain
an agreement as to 4 any ;propert,
which is in possession Of; either party
whether;Si It shall continue to be hell
as private property, or be put into i
common stock. and II said marriage
contract be for q limited time, how
IT shall be distributed at Its termina
ton; also which Of said parties shal
take and hold possession of any chill
dren who may be living at such DC
Rod, toSwit, the termination Of sab
marriage contract. Z: 5E5t3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
Herber. Sheppard Dead al

Herbert, son Of Edward H. and
Fannie E. Sheppard, Of Ogden avenue
died at the City Hospital list night
after an illness Of five weeks dura
ton of typhoid fever. He was almos,
Is years Of age. Funeral services
will be held this afternoon at q
O'clock at the Colored NJ. i. Church
on Monroe; street, and he will be bur,
led in the Fairmont cemetery. Nj
Sheppard is cook on the dining car
between this city and Plttsburg. q.
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l7,'7I3 ~ N =. = l7.-3 4 ~ {
"Buln Smith Here.

Bull" Smith. member Of the
clarksburg lodge OF Elks, came down
with Harry Clark yesterday for the
local EIks' doings. Bur1" states that
'heswill :besvitha Wheeling againB this
year, having written to President
Pulliam regarding his ease and find
ing that Pittsburg still reserved his
services, but would not claim then
during the early part Of the season
at least He has been taking excel
lent care Of himself and looks atSin
every way.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
Contract Not let.

g 5MoRGANTowN. Feb. 5.-It has
been reported that the contract for a
six.story building to be constructed
by the Main Street Building Com
pany had beenslet3to the Brady Con;
fstruction Company. A member Of
the company here says thai. the report
is false. that the contractis notSyet
let, q 4 38
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
Meeting

The annual meeting Of the stock,
holders Of the Fairmont Brewing
Company, Of Falrmont, for
the year 1906; will be held at the Of.
fice Of the company, Virginia avenue
and Fifth street, on Thursday; Feb:
r.laryi 10th, 1905, between the hours
Of and 4lo'clock, p. g. for the Spur.
pose of receiving the annual report;
electing directors for the ensuing
year. and transacting any other bust.
ness that may properly come before
the meeting. .5;$ls
= H. P. GILMOR Pres. A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
! 8 All Dus 8 tsaIIacncs.


The coroner inquest on the dcaui
Of the child found last Saturday On
the bank above Coal run. was begun
yesterday afternoon a. three ,se.oels.
,Drs. Hall land Henry exan,isled ths
body % the infant and found TAFT
he had sbeathsdS before he died, ana
that III stheirs opinion The child ar
from criminal negligence. THE i'm
was composed sofs the following mem,
bers VIM Cuban s. w o. Haykina.
WI. Menear, N. y. Lantz, Thos x
Tucker, I. H. Fleming. +
The hearing was Continued IN "
der To- give opportunity for fnfslieb
evidence,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
Saturday EXCHANGE,

N The ladies Of the Central Chris.
tian Church will hold an exchange at
the Old Peoples Bank building next
Saturday Various good things 3 10
,eat3,will be on sale. It Will be an gex:
cellent place to get something good
for your Sunday dinner. \. <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

s$# The Humane Society is I'm great
need Of clothing for young baby.
They also need clothes for children Of
all ages. Any one who has cast OF
clothing will please bring it to the
officers or telephone the president on
bell phone 2l9. I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
MISUNDERSTANDING
Had ciaisps Fer a asse mount IFiei
Wanted 81 colisss. II

JEW YORK lsps Id lng iii
Mss session d bili 3tnadS out AGAINST
lt6es Ia ana the Young sren,ss CHRIS
tan o goela tiasl tor 900. 900 {or
creating a new and new
cart llbert n gllton ~ South
2lNSIllnetssath street hlladelp hiss3 was
;arfestIe d eehnicall charged with
; y oncealea yssa ponss a 5loSit
S5e q! reYolS er! was found hi Ills 81 clSet,
and also 3 leter$tos las K Ielen nj
K; 3!Goald. The police say III has been
sending STEERS ID Miss Gould, pro
iposlng marriag The bulanee
surg con reporteds that Ilelghtonas was
suffering from religious inslancholle,
Y paper; was found IN This pocket,
which read as follows: /; ~
q America and tho ~ At: q "a. In nc.
count with Alhert . Leighton: To
one mountain discovered, 100000!
Io{0.o;s to one heaven, and earth created.
$4,000 900 Total, S1o,oOo,oOO.
Please remit. Long past due Il 5SSI
The paper also contained many Bib.
aical reference \
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BrIdsesParty.

4 Friday evening d delightful bridge
party was y tYen1by Miss isdna Young
In honor ofs MISS Jean Fieming, OF
FaIrmont: Those present were
Misses Fleming Ethel and Grace
White. May Hoy Ashton Wilson,
Messrs. Ed Kenna, Henry Cato, Car.
lis Hutsinplll Hoffman Fisher.
Joseph Naylor and Dr. Amen.
Charleston Mail.
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Little Girl Dead.

Myrtle B., little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs: George Mathesln, died 4 at
their home in South Palatine this
morning Of spasms. She was two
months DID The funeral win be held
to:morrow morning at 10 q, Cock! I'M
terment "a dawn GENE tery
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

Some nice lots on Hamilton Hill for
|. sale. Of . good bargain. r. Ian.
nam. 81 !, III !; 5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
Enter Aimed card eIuh,

Miss Margaret Burns was hostess
to the Tuesday evening c.rd ciub at
tho home ofs her sister, Mrs Dclla
?shjin, on Plerpont avenue last even
Inc. Euchre was the diyers1onS
adopted 1 and d pleasant md spirited
contest8resulted sinhM rss Fre,i vrisht'
,bolng awarded the honors Of the ors
Scasions Tempttn Refreshments were
served at the close of the game
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

81 See the new punlaps Saturday
opening day. g. II. Randall q Co. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
8co.rmt,lIfnlaDyEvc!npss

"Wednesday, February 15th. 'grhe
Little Home tead. Grand opese.
House. s5Sss X
Thursday !, February lyndsz
Southern Skies, Grand Opera rIousc.
H Monday February 10. Eloyl9 a
Bunch o. Keys, Grand Opera Horsa.
81 w ednesda february u, wiItun
Lackaye ID The r GRIND Opera
House. Il +
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

Why not let the Marion Claim
IAgency collect that chin for youf Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

4 pouBLE WEDDING.
VIII ~ eetsb rstsd on flsst vi edo
dsy al Monensah.

Va IA y : r. et r. q, *
S95 ssdopb ding Ne eelaSFal
rs Nd among allan Colony III n d
mons ad mex dhesdas. salvatore
sseptsrIa ian Rail- ssiterhi, sossinl;
elect toS we'd fecsiysl eHnnI
RibellI and Isibsii, sisssEs
blgsst iins q oiito NJ ii pFospel,
as the Rsibsl irls 90 ptstsS b
HE otletRl than popNLaf; and
ssSeuterlas ate bound ID aiase irleads.
l3pdgins from roll tke wefs; able
|tos proc ( luce y! clefl eiiys
this }fiorntnS 8 u .s
Ra % lplslS esilentl sjiast fot Ills coas:
ege screw .s,il, IT'D sIng point
this morning. tae probable
intent ionsof the SpSrfyy At frst Is pro-
cure Sas license Sfor salvatore and an:
gellna,5 but after that shad baSh fpads
Tout and the happy crowJ had left
the Office Ran eau ht sthe spislt Of
the occasion and resol sed then and
there ia 40 or j: Marriott Wise
was handy hurried Word ii b
ready ear as they. passed iil the s
SHADOW of one of the pillafs ~ The
HAL; ans answ erIng nod aud q i,iad y
call to those Int dyance; and Tho
whole part trooped back, md Iittie
Annie Dicardo, the Interpreter fur
the crowd With bl1shes and staIies
and captivating glancess informed
Mr.. Holdren what was wanted. TIE
second license supplied tic rarty
started out again. yiting eyerybods
present to come Sup To the cake auG
wine next Wednesday. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
Plt's'' 5 hit. Don' &, miss ii.
=.
WANT COLUMN
Do Yon% Know What We Want?
Several Short "Ads."'yat
~ One I Cent Per Word.

sSssVlANTED---A white girl for general
house work. Apply Mrs. A. F. Nc.
3Keeyer, a2lS Walnut ave.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

...4.Thes PTS. . hit. DON, Il miss d. B
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

WANTED ~ ady, experienced in or
sganising, TO act as DEPUTY for the
National Protective Eeague. Write
err call ION VIM. F. i Stone, Watson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04
Real Feminine Aristocracy

Ono OF the leading papers discussing the contrast
between the Thousands edulousy colleges"
and swearing and eget smoking
The former "he real feminine arstocracy
No viii question the superiority
aver the swearing and cigare smoking
Implication in the designation
arisoeFacy" which Is a Wholesale inIusice9
There quarrel to pick college
all right the country
will
But what Of those opportunity comes
10 the college woan2 they. they place
feminine arisoeracy OF American"
What Of the gh who struggles against adversely during col
lege and spite OF obstacles
force for good IN the community Of which she a
What college education devoted
her whole time the matchesa making
labors OF love which nsepaabiy
reioleos she can
make in the service children seeing
honorable and faithful and
the worlds work.
This is the when the college student
hold conspicuous place In the thoughts
that there should be rejoicing
let this rejoicing many
that full they
have donehears that brave and
miraon these ohers They willing
They unnlnchlngy
successfully They VIII their lives The viii
be large that Of their college
itself Is wholesome and inspiring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04
The Mystery Of
$4,000
BY BuRFoRp oELANRoY
copyright by Asscoa,on)

I feet In alarm.
Suppose he had been deceived
Suppose he had not handed the
money over 70 the real George Do
pew7
lie broke Into a cold sweat at the
mere idea
lie remembered how exceedingly
lar he had been because Dcpew had
frightened him.
The American had seen through
the frauds on his aunt. and practi-
eally taxed the lawyer with them.
/ Had he chosen. he could have made
him disgorge all those gains OF
years
Why had he notf n the real.
genuine nephew. why had he not.
with his suspicious aroused. insist
ed on an inspection OF the back ac-
eountsG what II a real Geo. Depew
appeared on the scene and demand
ed that which was his1
The lawyer called 90 mind how
meaEer had been the Identification.
lie remembered that frightened Ms
he had been he had accepted a GER
tifleate OF birth. and some envelopes
directed 90 nepew I'm America. az
confirmation that he was the real
man.
For that the lawyer would never
forgive himself In ordinary cir
cumstancea he would have probed
much more deeply.
lie thought OF his own dlagulse:
how he had so changed his own ap-
pearance that he had not known
himself IN the mirror.
Why should not Dcpew have done
similar thinE7
Did disguise account for the diff
ferent appearance OF the man who
/ was now crossing tho Atlantic with
a gaping wound I'm his throat7
No. he felt that was not so
nepew was a head shorter than the
man he had killed.
He was glad he remembered that,
because II removed tho slightest
doubt 10 convinced him that De-
pew was in London. and II must be
hls-Lolde'a-hu business 90 find him
Find him, and put pertinent ques-
tions to him; make him do a sum In
administrative into nlneteen-and
hand over the quotlent
He did not fear an interview The
unexpected always happens, and the
unexpectant one 10 generally at a
disadvantage.
I.oide felt that. In the language OF
Depew's country, he would be up.
per dog" in the Interview
And then he set his wits To worl
how 20 discover Geo. Depew'i
whereabouts.
And meanwhile. IN the same com
pass. within the radius OF the city
Of London. another man WIS think
ing thinking with tho same strain
ed look on his face. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04
CHAPTER VII.


THE NUMBERS or THE MISSING
NOTES.
On the wharf at Queenstown
Lolde secured a position whore. con-
cealed himself. he could watch the
liner.
Hours seemed 90 drag by AZ last
the tender put Off with the malls
and reached the steamers side.
The bags were handed on board.
and presently no made out n wake
OF foam from the blades OF the
steamers crew. The tender had
turned and was coming back. There
was no excitement.
Ultimately Lode reached London.
and lot himself into his office after
dark-as be had leu IL.
lie made shirt. clothing and wig.
and all the coal be had in hia office
souttie Into a parcel. and a short
while after tho parcel was making
a hole for itself In the soft mud I'M
der London bridge.
The disguise was disposed Of
and Richard was himself again.
An aggravated. very much upset
Richard. He had committed actual
murder. and was not penny the
richer for II.
But Loide no longer imagined
those crisp Bank OF England notes
20 be In the steamers strong room.
Ito did not believe they we're even
on the ship. That towel removed
and n tragic story stared him In the
face.
What did It meant
That he could not fathom. One
solid fact was existent-there had
been foul play.
Some one had the notes. The man
in whose possession they we're had
hand in the murder. And this is
whore Mr.. Lode hoped to step in
and take a part In the drama.
The hand OF death had lowered
the curtain on the first act, and the
lawyer just hnnkered after getting
behind the scenes.
10 formed an idea Of his own
that for some reason Depew was
lurking In England; had hargained
with the man Loide had killed 20
personate him on the boat and 80
destroy clew TO his existence In
London.
What then did the other. the cut
ND body mean? Who could that
have been2
lie regretted now that his horror
had prevented his looking at the
head.
That was another puzzle, and he
could not IN any way solve H.
: But he was bent on one thing
80 finding Of Mr.. Depew, and the
: ding OF him for all he was
8 Aaly thought came To him
which VT all the blood 10 his
heart ano@>psed him TO start TO hia
-
90 to aiyY'pia on the Fourth
on steamer Ck<ol city; So hours
IN Olympia. Ft =
Steamer leaves G2fe sni
RI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04


the R may and mot @ . p % oe I abused or ar may
The most beneficial laws on the statute books often are perverted
their excellent intent and made 70 unworthy purpose shat
them far possible from misuse and strengthen other laws which
In order to do this With divorce statutes
consent or sT 70 Ss from = 70 Is oa Ia TSnae 4 ot boy
S "a oa a ~ bieh ~ tb ~, e s 1 S @ ~ Der
youthful folly So long as remains the that there not one
tracing parties shall the time be locally welded to another
by which ne inevitably disastrous results be- IN measure
the situation where tho the ldl9tIe the ogets
reproduce ud discussion @a eFef
normal guard.
ms in tho most momentou action but the contrary, the law places
constitutes others
demands only church does while
moral mental physical or financial ntn o. the parents who are to
marry. And Of this maeom OF accidents society eSpen
and to the marriage relation itself ev divorces asked
No elerry
tho cases are ao where they make any iaa as to ne applicants
or refuse to perform The Ceremony OF late years there has been
divorced but this the superficial and inefficient
what assudly yea what crime. marry
lived life OF immortality and ntemporaneel
then without quam to bind in wedlosE one wso Is child in
years and Often evidently runaway from home And y will be
come before tho anaumea been performed
haye sympathy vhaioye, Win which has ben aiaed
among except
which rSasr ~ s ia =, si o. ha1 a. t S1ua o.
petitioners The
divorces naturally consider !hsm especially maintain that
with habluai aruakard hold demand
narsas how ehldren society
y deserted her '
These are lh causes ALLEGED for divorce n niaetshs q tho
be removed from the statute ooahd not Of them WIN be
clos Of modern thought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04
MORE Cf.ADDFNs NEEDED

MORE GLADDENs NEEDED
Editor STAR admire the arti-
eles OF Dr.. GLADDEN. in The Star. ="
what we need Is more Rooaayelis
and Folks. politically. and Gladdens
In our pulpita II the working poo-
pie saw. and heard. more men OF
the GLADDEN. stamp IN the pulpits
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EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS


the churches would not DO long In
filling
God send the time when tho min
iateriai thunderbolta 81 justice and
mercy are hurled denantly from
pulBlta over this bread land against
the national bioodauekerB.
HONOR BRIGHT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04
VA STAR DUST ~
Joe rs suRINKING

Jos. Jones and wife. OF Mlllers-
berg. we're guests OF Wooster rela-
lives on wednesday. and were cor
daily greeted by many friends. Joe.
the clever gentleman. Is proaporing
well In that good old town in the
state OF Holmes county, but physlc-
ally looks sort Of ahriveled up.
weighing only 1904 pounda.-Woos-
ter fOJ Democrat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

1t e. said Emperor william sent
word 20 France that In case Of war
peace would be signed In Paris. BIN
evidently 81 determined that N
Germany must 20 60 the expense Of
war she shall have a little fun out
Of IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

TACoMA-Tho school census has
been completed. showing i4.42b OF
school age. a gain OF 80 per cent in
five years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04
(To be Continuedl
90 10 Ak NArAToRIUM.

Every afternoon and evening the
great pool OF warm salt water Is full
81 the best OF people enjoying tho
warm salt baths. -
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and now" said the minister Is
no was finishing. in the last
place
The Waahingtons piped out a
small boy who watched the per-
caataEe table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

what have you got on hand
now" asked the broker.
Just at present I'm trying 10
form n pool to take my new com
pany's stock" replied the promoter
hHughl Well. itll take pool to
hold that ntock@if watered so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

Germany and France put time. and may
asaln before offer Ing The Iarge purse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04
A Chance For the Children

Monaghan. Of Bronz-It
Of plain stands milestone phil
hniEhnr pref
safe that about the first with tho
gentleman apartment houses.
building o
hat win be rented to family Vihou, children
his endeayor populate the II Is his hope to
a wrong
may be queer thing
that's what doing Why have
suffering this uhuan prohibition aganst chill
think Is time for to take hand
a matter"
Perhaps Mr. Monaghan Is modest to
great phlIanthropist All hm
welcome babeA Landlords prefer
families children
neighbors md DO property
applicant place steward iaaitor coaehnan
Of service be allowed
perhaps him the mahogany
VIII no for srvan@f children.
poor make the living for
Every s.y parents who love their
love place them In inatu-
tons desert ts the cause sed to the bottom the
fault Is found Be than with the ssnseiess and
heaess customs them By those who easily
could. n the would. chang. II all.
And while the children eys being fatally dis
eliminated against the children o. the eys rich are being ena'-
ed The DEGREES OF high society render convenient and unfhon-
able to have children and most Of the them
the world knows that babies
= o e neids-s light and life
wants to square thing-rvs
he children chance
his apartment ever
been good indicates square hing
may be a good busines principle.
THE minister Of the Interior prohibited publication
the Russ for one tersburg dispatch.
the absence OF the Russ from exchange
table
President Chinese exclusion act
enforcement danger the entire chop vote
Another thlng-chna boycott our canton flannel
ing house a Huh Stay over a.
< fIuret am a football game
Germany France put last time and may
again before offer ing the largest purse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

Go 10 Olympia on the Fourth
on steamer Capitol city. 5h hours
lil Olympia Fare, 100 round trip.
steamer leaves Galbraith's dock al
3 a. m. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

Are Huhsia and France on tho
samo friendly terms that they were
before the war; asked the CORE
apondent.
The same" replied the ereat
French atateamnn I'VE are attach
ed to Russia b. the strongest OF
bonda."
Then he went out 10 see how they
were quoted on the stock exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

Japan has sooo00oo New York banks This
ought 70 Hetty vi h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

Gentleman named NJ Hure Paris America pack
ing house field OF Huh Stay over. a.
fIuret md a football game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

HONEST CIRCULATION
ia 10 that the DAILY AVERAGE DOM FlDh
ctRCui ALTON SEATTLE STAR for the YEAR 1908 EN
cFEnEn 1PIEs DAILY anu Tor tho FIRST QUARTER
or 1905 January February and Marchl,
EXCEEDED $4,000 COPIES DAILY. -
L. D. CHASE. General Manager
presence TO before me this sr day
April A. n 1905 A J. TENANT,
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

/ can think of NO stronger words in Mlleh
10 express my opinion on divorce than g re-
peat what ! have previously said thnt The
divorce court Il the Canada Ia which The NtKea
of brutal husbands may flee aa the SLAVES ~
brutal masters once fled 10 the home of liberty
beyond that land OF the ffeo which hesl
them in bondage of body and soul The
priests and preachers who would take away
this refuge from the Victims IT slavery Ia ma
rlaKe had their prototypes In the oyefHesfa
aud officers Of the law Who followed the claws
of unte-bcllum days 90 the very borders of
Canada and dagssd them back To servltude
and misery Aud the Infamous laws 81 the
northern states which permitted this uufraae
against humanity find their counterpart ih the
eanons OF the church which bar fOreyeF the
LL--.-. ------L 10 I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-04

Winston says his two automo-
bilos broke him"
'If his automobiles could talk no
doubt they would say as much for
him"