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New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
= -r,rcnApH 10 80 rRIRuNE.l

rpv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsUSE.l
<-x..-o Ian so-wheat sellers were largely IN
-. -,,Sari+y Offerings were light ana there was
aon, corrobora ton from the orders TO buy that
s-.e from Minneapolis OF a report from there OF
80. ~ cash wheat having been made or which
+ha brvtng orders in this market from the North
-. we're the covering Of the hedges II was
,,rslv democratic affair. for the statistical news
rs the price quotations from abroad were both
rcaedineIv bearish. The last quotation was sub
+,tsa1lv at the highest point OF the day and go
s,-ancA on the final quotations OF the previous
sass,on Corn and oats were lower at the opening
-. both recovered from the low ngures MADE AT
.he. time and the net decline for the DAY was not
,,erv material being &c 10 Ac in May corn ana
80 ., May oats Provisions held hrm IN face OF
: ,,,eaE hog market and closed from z1kc 10 11ac
s,.ter The market was stubbornly firm after re-
-aersne the small decline near the opening nnai
,-.sc,s being the best OF the day. The range OK
~ was from 81 1914 20 81 1874 10 81 isaas and clos
- AZ q asss to s. lsz4. July closed at ss1sc; the
ts9tes+ was ss5.c and the lowest 3Ss4c The total
- tbe davis receipts was 7o4 600 bushels compared
with 724 900 bushels last year
Corn was again feeling the effect OF the reduc-
,to, Of railroad frelghts Eastward The better
prices that tho handlers OF the cash grain could
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
WE. THE PERSONS WHOSE NAMES ARE

WE. THE PERSONS WHOSE NAMES ARE
w severaIIy undersigned being dssirous OF forming
of 1#sa New Pa5rRerap q6rR Do pHEREsY Rsf eERT1sT
ship s EAaS to 'ss BE oonaassa 4 nf is saTSL and
TAen . a oa12 ng of Sew Yo IN The sorousS <
transacted BY such partnership is Importers and job
s Ina; me names 81 al the general and special p.:
N4IEs- ADDREssEs
William W. sample se2 Halssy Street srOokiyn Eve
Addison Ogden 2s7 Monroe strsss sraokiyn ssw
George B. L2vrsnoa SO MeDonOuss strs.s s-ooksy~
George T. Lc~ur7s. 50 west 12srA srrsss New Tors.
each 81 "a. partners BEN o. run age, hs saa IIrEus
". ss.sla. Addison Ogden ana George L@wrsnos bsns
genera and the said George LO~sFrs sslAs
that the amount CT capital whlsh asurys 3. Low
said partnsEso IS rWentysTs csOus4ne d0a<s
: Tae the time which the partaerahip Ia Ss<1a
which Is TO end Is the thiry-arz day of Dscsa6s
me cousty g New YORK . ne ne ciT OF New xazs
46P5soT eeDEN- {
GEORGE + LowERzE.
m ts % trtTst ssg =, pscsber 4 ~, YEAR nina.
tsen aunared and four before me personally came wiz
Gsorss b LowsrTs Eve to ne s9oTs w 70 Ss ne ina.va.ss
the same. RoNALD K BROWN.
state OF New York. C99nTy OF New YoriS
SsToss and say an4 eeh ,or bisef sspS. % s Ss91. ss
tSa. tb@v are the gaDerel csr+1s- ,,t q, 80 seyS
going esrtGeate ara tset tse specified 10
81 & sss PaT;ns5sg % r & p s, SeoFEs 3 [osrrs has Sssa
ADDISON OGDEN
Sworn to before me this slst 5ay O December 1sO1
Notary Public. New Ccsntv
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
Insurance AdjuSters.

thus bid in the country brought them much heavier
acceptances and the weight OF the sales In the
,i+ m hedge those purchases told It's tale upon
+ba price Receipts were not very heavy, but II
wss the fear Of their shortly becoming so that
balna6 To keep buyers reluctant To-day's tnspec-
ton was 37s cars Of which 139 were No. g. Ship
vents were 1900 bushels The estimate Of to-
rnorroU's receipts was $50 May sold from
44so 10 445sc closing at 44&c TO 44c. July closed
e+ the high price OF the day, 45Ac TO 1850; the
lowest was 45c 10 455sc
Business in the oats pit was much livelier than
hes been in evidence for the last month. Prices
aronnAd &c at the outset. but the demand at this
,yas so great that offerings insufficient to
supply the demand. and reaction resulted Ship
Ming demand is poor and receipts trthe
larger Local stocks are 100000 bushels, de-
crease OF rs 90 bushels. Receipts were 1S2 cars,
Of which 80 cars were contract. Shipments
were 5000 bushels The estimate OF tomorrow s
inspection lat cars After selling high as So7-o
and as low as 9olsc May closed at 3O9sQ3OAc. July
closed at the high price OF the day 30c the lowest
was SO1z d30sc
Provisions ruled strong in the face OF the heavy
receipts OF hogs. Buying by the Cudahy interests
supposed to be heavily committed TO the long side.
advanced prices sharply on the early trading GOOD
selling by commission houses on resting orders
checked the advance May pork sold from slz SZ1s
up TO So s7t: May lard sold from Sc s5 TO y Ns up
TO 81 o. and eased OF to s. 02H to 81 o5; May rios
sold from ss s2a 20 Sc 9O and eased on TO ss Sls TO
Sc 90 Hog receipts were $1,000 head and prices ar
the yarcs were So lower
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
BOSTON STOCKS.

Rurnisned by r I. Day & Co.. No. Nassau-stA
Ian BOl Tan IN
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
GREENE CoNsoLIDATED COPPER co.
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.

elaEed upon the Adjustment Preferred Stock
annual dividend OF s2O0 share. payable al
once Of the Company Arcade Building. PHILADELPHIA
Pa on and after Feb. 1906. Adjustment
lerred stockholders registered OF
February g. 1905. A ]. HEMPHII4L. Secretary. =
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
HANS TRIEST,
EMIL APRECk.
AlINNA r. BLUME,

&
Her Atty. In Fact
state OF New York County OF New York
on this thrty-hrst day OF December IN the year ons
thousand nine hundred and four. before personally
cane Hans TRIEST and EMIL APFSECk. TO me known
and known OF the persons mentioned and
described in the foregoing Instrument
acknowledged that they executed the
same and on at place before me-
also personally Antonio c Gonzalez The attorney
iu-fact OF NINA F. BLCNE. 20 known and known
10 ne 10 Individual mentioned and described IN
and who foregoing instrument and HcknoW
edged that he executed the sans as me act and
OF aid F BLCME. under and oy ViFIoe OF
Power Of Attorney gully executed 70 aim On ne 5Sta
davo OF thousand nine nundrsd
and four. which has exhibited to me. end which
hayA returned 10 him after examination.
N TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have hsreunto. set my
hand and affixed my seal OF ONCE at the City OF New
york the day and year dEst above written
rOETN B0GGIANO.
Notary Public. \. T. Co
State OF New York. County OF New YORK. s.
TRIEST being duly says mat Ne - ons
OF the general partners named IN the foregoing cert
f maj me sum therein specified have been contributed
BY MINNA F. BLU8IE. the special parerer IN = nanlsa
as capita TO stock In said csTtncata ns-
toned 10 Fifty thousand dollars has been Gct1&y
good faith paid IN cash ey saia sPsee4 2eTs-
Subscribed and bsfors ne this s1sS eay %
December. 1904.
JOHN BCGGFANO.
II6 NoxaTy Public n. Y. Co
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

Nj Il.
III IN certify that the undersigned formed L<<s
with the Revised sl2r1Sas
~ York entitled -Ot Ltra4ted Fa-<7sx-
shfus'' and amendments thereto a5 fo4loWs.
Iuits5 paFtuaTshp hsretorors AKA 1s-
n bafWeeu the uadersignsd Hans Trtss Emil Aprsex.
es general partners and undersigned nns 6l1ne
unier the name o. H MaEauardI ana company
has tails day expired By limitation. and hnrec paE
nershfo Is this the undersigned 20 ca<ry
on such business under ths same name OF ssyis or q
Aarquardt and Company. "a -.
sECOND-That ths principal place Of business oE ne
said partnership the City. County and 5rASs
OF New York - -
transacted exporters and importers 1 zonse@
ard commission merchants LoF Ia AS@s
trade. "a a.. ,~-.-ua
FOURTH-That and residences o. ne ss1sr@@
ard special as follows ,.,.-
Borough or Richmond City and state OF Ne" AorG
aPPFCvK resides the plzcss ara
Arbe general partners. NINA F. BLUME OF ne Clr1
IL Wfesbaden. Germany. is the special partner
FIFvTH-That said Mtuna +. 6lumes a. apeclAS
partne- has contributed or FIFTY thousand
$50 OO dollars capital to the common stock
OF the said limited partnership - -
sTXTH-That the said limited partnership 10 % ooG>-
neuce on the thirty-frst day OF December In tns
hundred and four. and saa4 ter
inmate on the thrty-frs OF Deceber. In tho
one hundred and seven
Dated he Borough OF Manhattan, New YORK
the thirtyrst DAY December IN the year one thousand
nine hundred and four.
In the presence OF
John BOGGIANO.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
DAY. ARA.ls & CoMPANY-NOTIcF Is

sworn % hsfore ths 5lst 5av q Deceraber 1el4
RONALD < BROWN
Notary Public. New York County
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
,rARsH s mCLENNEN.-NoTICE IS HERE

@A by given that the Laited Partnership ot Marsh
Ncanea certificate o. the formation of which fled
IN me oaics or the County New York
4t 1900 certificates FOR the continuation OF
filed IN said Office on Jdnuary ID lsel. De-
1901 and December 3lst. 1902.
statute IS from January ID 1898 70 January
"a 1910. under the name Of MARSH & NCi4ENSEN
THE prtnrpaI place buEiness be located the
County Of New York and the general nature o. the hus
IL b transacted Is that Of buying selling trading
dealing humber and tIuher The general and spe-
an OF whom OF full William L.
residing 48 Fifth Avenne, Bor
ough OF Manhattan. CITY Of New York; Herbert F.
residing 2Sf South Clinton
Street Orange. y. J.; William p Youngs. apecia
partner residing 3f0 106td street. Borough of
Manhattan City OF New York. Charles a 9ounSs special
partner. residing at X1nkers New York. and David i
Youngs special partnar residing az Surprnt ~ J. Each
SPECIAL partner conrfbuted the of Ss9 20 20 ths
snd The certificate ~
partnership has continued nle1 IN the
or County OF New York On Deceia-
S0th. 1904.
~ WILLIAM MARSH,
HERBERT r M'cIsENNEN.
WILLIAM 2. YOIfNGS.
A. TOUNG<.
DAVID I. YOCNGAs
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting OF the stockholders OF the REVERE RUB
BER COMPANY OF New York win be held at the oflcs
OF the Company. No 59e1 Reade Street. the City OF
New York tie fourteenth day February 1905. 10
CLOCK AZ NJ Tor the OF electng five directors FOR
ensuing year and inspectors Of eiecon TO serve At the
annual meeting and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly coure befa-s such meeting
transfer books viii be closed from February 1905. to
February a. 1905.
JOHN \. MCINTOSH. Secretary.
Dated. January g. 1906
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
Limited Copartnership Notices.

, JAMES MeGOYERN & CO-NOTICE IS
hereby given thae the cepartnsrship herstosors
Sict and Robert 4 prysSis eraysas on ana dong
o @ as STOCK AM benz brokers gHasF sns ssHs &
cav dissolved BY mutual consent. any OF tho former
Dated. New YORK. December slst. Iso4
h5HEEF SEHe & & b5ETsBaGh 5EHIRIGch5
PENEDICT, DRYSDALE s. COVE, LEM
usi c Benedict sobsrs Drysaals Rishsrs ard
age aEd are the SUBSCRIBER hereto. having fornsd
statutes q the state o New YORK DO HEREBY csTtify
gsrtne.saip Is TO bs eoaauessd ne 4 SEoIcF pRTs
Pla9e of SGSses SIS Is % be ocs s ne coaaSy or
Eey-1oriS. Borough of Manhattan. Cty and stats of
,.55.s = Tsas p ( s general nature q sas Pgs,.ss' m
sTal stocN ard bona Dro&eEEe commission ona.nssA.
York Stock e ssanee
partners aerssSed thsTeS ana ss asspssss9s Siasss
LEMCEL G RENEDIcT. residing Plaza Hotel
ROBERT n DRYSDALE. residins at Monsclatr. New
RICAARD GOODWIN, residing at az Carlton Avsnus.
JAMES MceiovFrS r.-i4n ~ s5s Vest 7srA s--sss
Nss York CITY, County and State Of New YORK.
" TIN, ne said IelaueI c. Benedict Robert A.
s2s n said hr ana he d James S '9 Mco1sra = ts
Thar -ae amount % capital which the sald James
AsGoyeTn special partner has contributed 70 the com.
Ji16o 56oI Dollars in sash 0l O''
VI ina. the said partnership Is TO begin On the
Iav ~FT
Dated, Taf City this s1st DAY Of Dsesmssr, Iso&
LENCEL c. BENEDICT
ROBERT a DkXSDALA
RICHARD GOODWIN
JAMES McGONEfsN.
State and County OF New York
On tbs 3lst day OF December. 1904 before ma pr
sonslly came and appeared Lsmuel C. Benedict Rob
ert a Drysdale. Richard Goodwin and James McGoy-
ern, 70 NE known ard known 10 70 be all Of t1s
individuals described Ia and who executed The above
instrument and they Severally acknowledged % ne
that they execUIed the same.
CHAS L THATCHER
Notary Public. n. Z. Ca
State OF New York. Z -
County Of New York -
Richard Goodwin. being duly sworn Eayat
That he Of the general partners nan1sd "a tns
foregoing CeFtdcats Of uufSed partnership In4s ma
specified said Certificate 20 have been oon-
tributed the common stock By JAMES Mcoxsrn- tas
special partner therein Wiz the sum OF One hun-
thousand (sI00, ,000l Dollars has been actually
and In good faith paid In cash 20 ths said eoraEnon
RICHARD GOODWIN
Sworn before this s1st day of Dscsuoars 1ss&
CHAS L THATCHER. Notary Public n Z. %
Clerks once.
County o York -
Let the Terms foregoing I1rnfTsd Fz<rrsrs2l0
be published a six SUCCESSIVE We@ks -
New York a. Journal and n Z Trto9na sve
papers published and having Circulation In Las Coan
" OF New York -
Dated New York. 81 Dee. 1904 -.
=
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
THE NEW YORK EDISON COMPANY,
50 Duana Srrset Naw York

So Duane Street. New York
January go 1906
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
holders OF The New York Edison Company, ths
election OF Directors and Inspectors OF Election Tor the
ensuing year and for the transaction OF such other bus
ness as may properly before meeting will
held at the Office OF the Company No IS Duane Street.
New York City, On Tuesday. February A. 1905. at Il
O'Clock noon. LEWIS B GAWTRY.
SRcretarv.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

Consul General OF I'll,
J Kingdom OF Great
On this 9th day Of
ally came Benjamin S
and known 70 me 70
who executed the fore
edged 20 me that he {
therein mentioned.
Witness my hand a.
day Of December. 1904
[Seal OF Consulate. ]
Deputy-ConsUl General
at London, Englan
State Of New York. CO
On tkis 23rd day OF
ally came Walter T. ]
known 10 me 10 be th
executed the foregoing
10 me that ne executed
mentioned
lSeal.l
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

JAMES BYRNE,
SAMUEL UNTERNrYER.
FREDK b. VAN worst.
Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

BANK STOCKS.
czsportsd by Clinton Gilbert No ? YaIl-stD
Dividend.
Nans Csrlta- When BIG Asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
The SeendinNviOn Quarrel

An world question beng presented
lns an hetween swsden Norway
beginning IN dispute aym the quarrel has
grown IN bitterness until ACKNOWLEDGMENT Scandinavian
Hhion threatened
Norway claims that sweden has asam much authority In
diplomatic maes The former representa-
ton IN The consular eoneede
That the immediate which led TO aeri
Gus differences Tho final the that Sweden
drifting into an ariancrec bureaucratic government While
Norway shoNu strong tendencies toward democracy.
Should swedsli embttere By which the
wegans in denouuenE the country.
her way lone the separation would
Europe
Russia LONG had territory
the slav Il driven back the
long ambition for outlet 10 tho Pacific lonH
to make repfse uuproteeted Norwegian territory
The Wafm-aatef at the
pfaal Russian diplomacy would
the soil Norway.
For years Sweden and
Russia and large have been
OF sueh enefoaehmeat. Norway be helpless
The separation OF tho
probably embro ell Europe II
whose preservation the European governments
Is easily that the situation
all Europe l. interested In carry growing dispute
hetNeoa the Scandinavian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
ills Coming

Hamilton W Mabie the critic makes strong prophecy
lie the day viii when
Jackson viii be erected In northern
erect statues OF Abraham Lincoln.
Is far from Appomaox a devouy
And yat-Nhy mott
Lee and Jackson Americans they
believed be busie
They sincere and sincerity by riskng
hold dear They misguided
heritage OF their
And Abraham lincoln hater
In his that the equally reson-
abs for the slavery big for BIT
Had he lived
Of society
reconstruction and tho travail that followed
The south IL learning this fact
The Charleston News and Courier commenting
article says:
IF Mr. Mabie alleges these
gaining wider and nrmsr hold In
writes the day Of perfect understanding
verify at hand
The day Of perfect understanding
ing And has been frequently
FASTENED BY the Spanish gray
marched together.
The philosophy history our civil
win that antagoniatc civilizations
question which was
the greater moral force Happily the
Joined 70 the heaviest battaIons
And. when the last lingering
too much to predict that the heroic figures Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
The Real Heroes OF WHr.

The us far demonstrate that
have desenerad terrible death
- one iet Of the heo Of which has been mmoraed In
mus and
of 8
the un,hlnklng ef
mercy.
heroes knfnE hut n saving
The higher sentiments be
ohiterated by BY supplied.
member 81 the medical the United states
ton happeaed we Of the great battles;
Tbs regiment creeping
ne medical efeera suddenly
spread the field They walked
quietly parade ground In
dead wounded the
In TIE popular mind Il
me Estenng epauets the eriinE swor the floating
bafe Of hnsA the thunder Of and the
Il
At the head Of brigade exposed enmys
fire and with the destiny 0f q keeping
He looks Observation-Disclosures picture
mat has made the pulses
pride.
a picture Of actual modern war herol.n II Is a lie
sacrifice and de IN var are not
magnificent inspiring
who bind
ed to The bullets while they
The proportion Of deaths among
the medical among the combat
anita Constantine while every isth
sorhatsnt officer cri-
mean war The mortality among tins
aons ne ohatant nferH II In the
70 the 81 II
Mexican expedition mortality among the sur
Eeohs vas about % white
only about
the daily news Of rrea victories.
are the real heroes Of Who KIT
estimate of war must look beyond
quiet heroes who Put
their lea nd often loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26

sA
The boy ran Inland romuned +
Mr. Arthur Lemons roomA mind
Ing them while the surgeon went /
help hIa brother.
Good morning. said the patient
are You the pain Killer"
That II ny present mission r.
piled the surgeon. with a smile. =
he prepared the apparatus
What happens after I'm loaded
Sort Of balloon business. this Hos
ioug do ! stay gnaaed up"
@Hut a minute. and during tina
minute the tooth Ii extracted
Sure it don't hurt p.
Not ~ alltake my word for e..
sAll right then It's warm il
here. do you mind me taking off ml
euatGe
Not ~ all"
i've been walking around all dsl
winding things up"
| All
Yes. I'm Off 70 the states tomor
row. have been 10 Hldon STREE
about mY paaaaKe. aud as | Waikef
Into Flnnbury circus. bleHt n thii
tooth dldnt begin 20 ache. I didnl
reckon on any dentist being aboard
The boat. SO. when ] cav your sign
came right IN"
And nov. If you vii sit here
So That's tt
"Hnllof What'n thafRa
Don't be nerxoua-iuHt the Raa
Imagine you are going % sleep.
That IL a. There you are. Charley.
he's gone under"
The surgeon walked aside. the
dentist took hla place
As be put the forcnpa down. and
picked up 4 glass OF water. be sud
denly cried.
Arthur what's wrongf Arthur.
quiekls
The surgeon AZ the window turn
ed round hufriedly.
What's the natter" he inquired.
Hut he needed no verbal answer.
A look 81 the patient told him
much.
lie snatehed the glass of water
the dentist Was holding and dashed
II on the Ilvld. eolarleRs face II
had ne effect
lie threw the glass down and felt
the pulse. tore open the mans vest.
and applied bic sfeihaseope: seized
che body. laid IL on the floor. and on
hsa knees was assride e.
The dentist wore very white
face aa he watched what was being
done
Bnt when presently tho surgeon
rose 20 his feet and wiped the
Precipitation from bis brow with hts
handkerchief. the hue of his face
was In close competition with his
bruther'H
Lock the outer door. Charley"
ha said. huaranfy.
The dsuflat looked hts inquiry
The surgeon answered IT.
Yes Dead This happens about |
1nce In so0u cases. Our luck. sup /
pose. our luck stu helping ua.
ITO be Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS


We knoN nothing Of the future.
Evidently Il Is beat We DO
not Yet there are moments when
| want 20 Aaow. I want 70 live
again. The thought Of extinction Is
unpleasant. These expressions In
dictate a change In the trend OF
modern from ancient thought To
admit We do not know implies doubt
of Bible dogma. Onee such doubts
deemed hereticai were punished.
Lately a divine Of this city said
No man has a right to ignore the
Bible. II ha does he transgreaaes
Law. Il erimlnais aud no man has
a right to govern hla home wha il
not = God fearing. law abiding eiti-
sen.s For doubling thla aereea John
Calvin sent Michael sarxetua 10 the
stake in 1858 Yet the laws of
Washington today forbid any uue4-
lions Of efeed as tests OF Law ahId.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
CHAPTER 1
THE DENTISTS IN pfN8nfnY
HOuAHE

SQUARE.
n man entered aH Sawyer hurried
y ceased a nefusal of tho pages q
the heY'a Penny Library and
stuffed that sample Of the literature
Of young England inside hla pages
Jacket.
I want 4 tooth out
feai sir. WIN you take a seat a
momenlf"
The boy entered the inner room
To his employer he said
Gent wants a tooth. extracted.
sir
The dentist Wa YEARLY CHANGING
out OF the window. Ills brother had
rooms 4 few doors away In Fins
bury circus. and was the proprietor
Of brass plate which bore four let /.
tiers after his name Arthur Len.
nor. NJ Il. c. s.
Sawyer WIS a divided possession.
However impossible q may seem
for a man 20 serve two masters. the
boy did-it came cheaper that way.
The surgeon and dentist were not
having good times Overdue rent
and unpaid bills stared them in the
face. In addition 20 their kinahip
they were brothers tn their misfor-
tune,
Il was a rare thing for q patlsut
70 call. and the dentist quite start
ed. Immediately be said.
SHOW him In
To hts visitor the dentist said.
Good morning"
Good morning. You are Mr..
ehaa. Lennon -
There was just that twanR about
the speakers voice which marked
him as an American.
THAT IL my namezs
Z saw upon Yonr wire blind the
words Painless nantiatfy's
Yes /"
4 want 70 sample IT,"
You mean-Rnas"
Il mean the kind where you Yank |
the tooth out without the owner
knowing H. I've heard that it'H done
that way"
eoh. rea. very frequently"
Then fire away
Il ahail hare 10 AK you to walt
minute or two"
What for.
4 must send for a medical man 20
the gas
VIII Il BE long.
Ne. my aueAiheliat Is but a few
iaarH away"
All fight then
The charge Is half a guinea en-
"a
Fifteen and six in ALI"
Yea
That's all right IL II really
ONES out without my knowing II.
Hhan't ask for mr. change out OF a
IoyereiEn Moneys no object with
De Just nov +"
The dentist called the boY.
Run 70 Mr. Arthur. and ask him
be will come lngaa patient
l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26

Ing citizenship The Star does well
10 encourage the masses % th.uk
Having no motive otherwise they
viii think correctly. The best life
here n the best preparatory for
whatever NAV come hereafter =
Here your layman bits the core OF
modern morality. though orthodoxy
denies Il. Faith muat save. and
faith alone II right living tn
wolves our whole duty here. VII =
wish or worry about hereafterf Has
not science settled that nature
awards but ana sFanaitory eY0la- =
ton Of life In endless routine To.
each atom throughout the universe z
selfiahnesa alone claims more for
any organism. hiKh ar low: man.
monad or eleetrun. The homaIy
adage. None eaa eat cake aud kseu
Il. applies IA every case.
G g. WARDEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26

80 Puyallup Pete's' got { work.
said Walker Pike. as he sat under
the tree and famed himself
Who'd we thought # nv 'im-an'
been hoboin' ever since he WIZ
Kid. lie ought to be ashamed "
I can't see no excuse fer
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Prof Knox'a wonderful lecture TO.
night. How 20 Overcome Death and
Live Here Forever. 80
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shall adon the northern parks nd the homey. rugged featur
Abraham Lincoln appear the squares aouthf
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Kang Yu Wet. the Chinese refor-
mer. has arrived I'm Chicago. II
Kang is a really serious refof1ner
he'll locate there permanently.