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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
A Miner RESCUED.
From the Terrible AgonieS OF
Rheumatism.
Almost Hopeless Until lie Used DR..
Williams Pink Pills and FOund
\ Permanent Cure.

IN the lead mines | was at work on
my knees with my elbows pressed
against rock Walls i'm danpncss ana
extremes OF I d, said Mr. j. q. Men,
KEEL, OF 29ij jackson avenue, Dubuque,
Iowa. IN describing his experience TO a
reporter, land It Is not surprising that
| contracted rheumatism, For three
years mad attacks affecting the joints
of my ankles, knees and elbows MY
ankles and knees became so swollen l
could scarcely walk ON uneven ground
ana q littls pressure from stone un-
der my feet would cause me 80 much
pain that / would nearly sink down. |
was often obliged to lie IN bed for sew
eral days al time. NV friends who
We're similarly troubled were getting no
relief from doctors and / did not feel
encouraged to throw money away for
nothing. BY chance ! read tha story OF
Robert Yates. OF the klauer Manuiac-
turing Co., OF Dubuque who had a
very bad case Of rhcunatlsm. ! decid-
ed TO try Dr. Williams Pink PMS for
Pale People the remedy be mad used,
In three or four weeks after beginning
TO use the pills, / was much better and
in three months | was Well The SWELL
ms Of the joints and the tenderness
disappeared / could WORK steadily and
ioF tlSul years nave NlN no return
OF the trouble. My whole family he
lleve in Dr. Williams Pink Pllls, Both
my sons use them. We consider them
a household remedy That We are sure
about"
What Or. Williams Pink Pills did
for Nj MeuiIel they are doing FOR huns
dreds OF others. Every dos sends gall
looping through the veins pure strong
rich. red blood that strikes straight at
the cause OF all IN hoMth, Tho new
blood restores regularity, and braces
an the organs Tor their special tasks.
Dr. Williams Pink Fills actually make
new blood They don't art on the
bowels or bother with mere symptoms
Of disease They root out the cause of
disease from the blood Itself 1t is
through the blood that Dr. Williams
Pink Pills cure puleues3, auaemla, in
digestion. headaches neuralgia, rheu-
matlsm lumbago, sciatica partial par
alysis locomotor ataxia, falling pow
ers and the Irregularities IN the health
OF growing girls and women. Get tho
genuine Or. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People at your druggists or liz
rect from the DR., Williams Medicine
Co., Schenectady, \. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
RUSSIAN JEWS.
sccy. Root Thinks II bad Time 10 Make
Representations in Their Behalf. :.

Representations in Their Behalf
New York, Dec. 6-rhai this would
be an unfavofaDle time fol representa-
tions in behalf OF the Jews In Russia
but that there may be some hope for
action In the future Is the opinion ex-
pressed by Secy Root In letter 70
Simon Wolf which was made public
yesterday. Mr. Root expresses has
sympathy with the sufferers, and says
IN part.
With the hoped-for ab!ishment of
more liberal form of government ami
the restoration Of Administrative con-
troll over the remote scenes of the &C.
currences which are 50 greatly to be
deplored, this government may look for
practical response to It's repeated So
licitations OF freer treatment of Ameri
can Hebrews, and may be in a position
To exert efficient good influence toward
the liberal treatment Of all Jews in Rus
STA and the better protection from the
consequences OF deep-lyipg racial ar-
tagonsm. The problem is one which
strongly attracts the sympathetic at
tcntion OF this government"
The second mlllion-dollar relief fund
being raised by the Jews of the United
States for their Russian brethren was
increased yesterday by sl4,llo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
poLyGAMY PROHIBITED.

Washington, Dee. 6.-Representatiye
Hamilton Of Michigon today introduced
a Joint statehood bill, providing for the
admission OF Oklahoma ard Indian Ter
rltory to the Union as the state OF
Oklahama and the admission Of New
Mexico and Arizona as Arizona, With
slight changes the bill is the same as IL
was after being amended by the senate
at the last session.
Poygamous or plural marriages are
forever prohibited In both of the pro-
posed states, and the prohibition
amendment of the sen8t- for the new
Rtate Of Oklahoma IL cut out. Az 1t now
stands the bill prohibits the sale Of IL
quor TO Indians I'm both of the proposed
states, but places no further restriction
upon the liquor traffic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
FRANKLIN SYNDICATE swINDLE

New York Dec. 6.--Search for the
assets Of the Frankln syndicate has
been concluded and within the next
few days creditors of the $40 per cent
swindle Of which William III. Miller
was the orangizer will know how much
they can recover.
John g. Lord. trustee for the credi-
tors, has iiled his final report with the
United States district court in Brook
lyn and yesterday Judge Thomas or
dered II placed in the hands of Referee
IN Bankruptcy Robert r. Tilney who
has set Dec. 10 for the hearing.
About 10 per cent of the claims has
been recovered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
A FIVE WEEKS STORMY VOYAGE.

New York, Dec G.--The steamship
Certy Of the Austro American line,
from Venice, Trieste, Messlna and Pal
ermo, arrived yesterday with 10 immi-
grants who told a story OF a five weeks
voyage through storms and terrors
which none cares to experience again.
For the better part Of a month they
were shut between decks because Of
rough weather They had been fright
had gone insane from terror her fellow
In the engine space at night. the ship
had been In total darkness. the drink
ing water got salty, a passenger was
choked and robbed, and death he'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
PRIVATE SAM ROSS KILLED.

Great Falls, Mont, Dec. 5,-A special
from Havre to the Tribune says;
Private am Ross, colored, of company
+, Twenty fourth infantry. was tonight
killed because Private VIM. Giles Of
company G., OF the same regiment, and
also a negro, insisted that "stralghts'
beat two pair, according to table rules
of Havre Giles severed the jugular
vein OF Ross, after a quarrel over a
card game on this point was supposed
10 have been smlcably settled by the
proprietor Of the soldiers saloon In
which the fracas occurred, and IL is said
that the stabbing was without warning
other than the presumably settled quar-
rel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
Girl HANGs mERsELF.

Now York. Dec 6.--After aiding her
young sister Lillian to prepare for y
reception and wishing her pleasant
evening, Miss Evelyn a. Walker,
daughter OF a rich manufacturer in
Brooklyn. went to her room In her
fathers house last night and hanged
herself
The rope she used was made Of three
strands OF wrapping twine, she threw
one end over the door and made It se-
cure by forcing the door shut. "ae
other end she noosed about her neck
as sha stood on d chair, from which
she stepped to strange herself, She
recently gave up her work as a school
teacher because Of I'll health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
SCRIP LOCATIONS ON
MT. FOREST RESERVE,

Washington. Dec IA resolution Of
fered in the house Of representatives,
BY Stephens OF Texas requires tile Sec
rotary of the interior to furnish fun in
formation concerning the San Francis.
co Mountain forest reserve IN Arizona,
The resolution seeks especially to find
who asked Tor the establishment or the
reserve aud now many acres OF scriI
were located by j. j. Hagerman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
TILE BALLAST SHIFTED.

Astoria, Or. Dee. "a series OF mis-
fortunes overs COX the French bark La
Roche Jaquella, which arrived In this
port in ballast yesterday from san
francisco. Nov lg The vessel encoun-
tered heavy head winds, which drove
her as far south as the Mexican line.
During this time the gravel ballast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
STOLEN JEWELRY RECOVERED.

New York, Dee, 6.--Isaac F. Lloyd
second vice president of the Mutual
Life Insurance company at the custom
house yesterday identified diamonds
iewelry and silverWare to the value Of
s2Q,O 900 as his property and all we're de.
livered to him.
Early In the year Mr.. Lloyds house
was robbed, and Eva Werner, who had
been servant there. was arrested in
Chicago with her brother-iu law She IS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
THEArER TICKET DECISION.

Albany \. Y. Dec 5.--The right of a
theater manager TO refuse tickets sold
by sidewalk speculation was upheld to-
day by the court OF appeals The action
was brought by VIM. II. Collster, a
ticket Spectator, against Al Haymau
and others composing the firm Of Al
Hayman g. Co., who conduct the knick-
erbocker theater in New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06

shifted, several seams were loosened,
and water poured into the vessels hold.
The captain ordered the pumps started,
but they were choked by the gravel.
and one was broken. The ballast was
then moved toward the bow and the
crew began TO bail out the water. The
shifting of the ballast caused the bark
to list heavily 10 starboard,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
JOB FOR col. CODY.

London, Dec. 5.--Col w. f. Cody
has been officially appointed Instructor
to the balloon companies OF the Royal
Engineers at Adershot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06

IEA
The least of our advan-
tages is: we are nearest the
bush it grows on.
Write for 90, K1seIeiss Book, A schining 4
Ssmpany, San taues,e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06

claimed three victims during the i've
weeks trip The deaths were those OF
mother and her new born infant, AMI
"A boy Of 10, who died of meningitis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS

Just issued. Send to Deseret New,
Book Store, Salt Lake City, Utah. for
free copy. Special terms to dealers
agents and canvassers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
TIE Ht UTSU FAKE

To who doubts the effectiveness advertising
the popularity OF the iiu tsu lad convincing
The peculiar Japanese wrestling
scarcely heard OF in this country today everybody familiar with
il aud IL proposed adopt
Point Annapolis
Meanwhile thrifty expostors ocaed art have
been rcaping a rich harvest o good Yankee dollars
American wreses have only contempt IT'S all
right II the holds. sullivan
other fellows good he aint 10 let them holds
him.
and secured best Japan they
planned their theories illustrated tying
hard Then couple stepped
challenged the
their backs
but weight Ameransr Not In this casa
Both Japs larger than
In bout between American wrestler Japanese in Isu
Baltimore Jap got decidedly the worst OF L.
IL b. his op-
should kmono prescribe
eohng Of hts manly n
ofsnse would become extremely simple
sisted for instance that wearing
kinaohos should have hts hands behind him.
Jiu tsu does be the manly Of self defense
but rather method OF attack b. apHgns unguardd
and taking peculiar hold his throat BY taking him
part person
thing might be accomplished BY staathy behnd
and striking him down with san15aE
It be hoped Annapo-
upon heather -seience" What
needed wholesome physea development
the acquisition OF tricks for unfair
The art q wrestling the education d
naval officer han Il in the education q lawyer
doctor Wrestling has plaee the military profession than
II has ether II Is business % the officer wreae
It desirable for ali whatever their be- TO be
physically vigorous and able Of themselves
when aaked desirable that young should ba
taught a art OF attack rather than OF defense
Perhaps people dimly that Iu the
regarding THIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
Igwayed a iopreeatlnF hand

IL NaNtH a NhNttEHtlNE manu-
Not quite that" be said smooth
~ Hut You viii understand. be-
ing Young lady Of go keen an In
teliigengc that " you demanded my
son f<ecat tonight here IN my
house. yo@tould not expect tho
same facllf1ea that a more yielding
attitude would cntitlo You Ia. /
should, naturally, after nay sons ARK
rest. b. dcoply concerned Ia moving
heaven and earth ~ bis defense. =
understood. % lhoug%9 1 did.
not only that but a good denl more
beside. ! understood that nv CON
yeraatlnn With tl9a aatuto old gen
Seman had oet~ ostirely without
witnesses. aed toat be INTENDED 10
repudiate everytsSl 90 tsat iud pass.
cd II did got ls0setsa o. sla asstpand
| had no reasron I'D a wooiauo rea.
son for thsd sIsc tlolf he would be-
40 wicked. bsS. 20 pss Il plainly. |
dol s-at "lissa hts loofea That dis
lles inaTsie'seed the e.urse / took,
that and me eaEefueas to uhtnsn
proofs OF AEthur'a innocence with
out a days delay.
What do you propoao2" asked.
That ! may tell Roger that he
NAV make his rHcapa-swith at least
] hours start II will be. II be goes
at once" replied Sir Gideou. Jean
Ing towards me Then. tomorrow.
1 viii myself take you 90 where sou
can verify the confession he made
to me just now. II you viii do me
the honor Ia be my guest tonight.
my houaekeener-I am a wldoWcr.
and there are no ladies Ina the fam.
iiy.ahall attend % your comfort.
and IN The morning I viii drive you
10 the place where lie proofs are 10
b. obtained
Very well. vas ny answer n
must avail myself Of your offer"
1T viii enable ua Ia start early
tomorrow" said Sir Gideon. Il
win send the houackeeper to you at
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
NEWEST "sHAPE" IS JUST Ike LETTER S

whole thing On n nutshell"
But how did She do 1.-THE eiimi-
nafi0nf
Be patient. you shall hear:
IA I have said. ! have accom-
pliahed this seemingly difficult task
So II Is not impossible. Sleep on
your stomach. with your head far
back. That viii do a. That viii
take the fat of the diaphragm and
the neck OF course. one can in
sure a speedler result by including
other processes, such rs holding
onto the straps In street ears. with
the head thrown back and swayiug
70 and fro.
The most prominent feature IN
The new shape Is the chest. and
have cultivated the use OF my chest
IN many ways. Why. J even walk
Rith o.. The fret thing you viii
want 20 DO. 20 take advice. u to
throw back your shoulders. That's
not Necessary. Just hold them IL
their natural position. but hold your
chest Up. Try IT, Sect Il doesn't
mean the throwing back o. the
shoulders. does IT, II ia n part unto
itself Now. keep your knees stlff
and see how tall you are with your
bust thrown out DO that and you
viii win what every woman who
nretends - follow fashion muBt ae-
qulre n she hasn't got it naturally.
There Is one thing about this
new figure which we can keep Just
rs We have. That Ia the back. The
old kangaroo line remains. With
this. tho high bust. tho ught-nttlng
bodice. the natural elevation Of the
shoulders. a perfectly perpeudicular
neck. and stiff knees. We have the
shape Of 1905"
But how terrible FOR those with
double chinsi
Oh. no. Miss White says that
constant star gazing will cure that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
SPRING HERE

- AhitaA I'D AAiAAtfi
on. happals has come to cartbl
Tho heaff ~ spring ia here
ArranEi14A with each thrubbinE
bd9h
To chaaFo Ia world so dre'r
Tho willows by the singing brook (
Are waving pen -Sts down,
Soft like the MY ~ Graded
leaves
That soon the bush Will crown.
Tho turbid stream that moaned no
long
Mld Ice and storm and snow. -
Now waits 20 Kiss the old tlS
And ' psISG downward How
Tho clouds took on their beauty
robes
To greet INC sunshine clear.
And scarcely SaFe the yeatmenta
off
TIL starry hosts appear.
The winds so hoarso the winter
through.
Now thnll With low. sweet song.
A. II 10 klsa the blossoms frail
with aNeoplug breath were
wrong.
Tho children hunt for daiayed path
with smiles aud dancing feet.
And weary eyes grow bright again
AZ winters sure retreat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
BY KATHERINE LEcKIE

VtAAA ANNt = iFAtNhBA vi A ~" 6ANI
NEW YORK.-Horrorsi What IL
20 become Of those Who can't Do Il ,
DO what2
Why. don't you know that Miss
Elizabeth A. G. White. president Of
the UFessmaksrs Protective as8O-
citation. has como out fIat-footed In
favor Of the new Bhape7 She says
the woman who cart shake Off the
old kangaroo or military figure
might as well go into seclnsiOn.
Smart folks cannot possible have
anything 10 do with her.
What shall the women do7
Well. this Is what Airs. White
herself says. with the opening
season we have a new Prris fash-
ion to follow and n IL nothing less
than a new figure. In n profile view
the new shape follows the lines 0f
a letter s. The effect is most
graceful. and it means the COM
plete elimination Of the diaphragm
which Tor years We have been build
Ing up with the straight front cor
set.
No this Is not imrozslbie. Ia1,
year I had a Diaphragm that was
perfectly terrible. I realized that !
would have 70 make the change.
And I have It's All gone. thank
heaven. and ] can stand with fash
ionabie women"
With the old straight front. we
worked the rat Mp from The hips.
ard now We work It of the dia-
phragm Thus. you rec, we have the
decidedly desirable high bust ef-
feet. And then. the tigbt-ntilng bod
Ice. which has come TO do away
With the blouse, acts as accenfuat-
Ing this high bust effect. Thata the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

Mr. Dnnvera Crane. whom I think
YOU know" said Sir Gideon. pre-.
serving his temper so completely
that somehow ! gained the impress.
sion that a false note rang IN these
exchanged. Il was like the nroma
turo playing OF a bay -rehearaod
The man in the amphlbioHa gar
meuts placed a great fiahy forcing
er n his sensual lips and eeted 10
consider All" he calculated
Circumstances alter cases. re-.
member Mr. Dauyera Crane right
~ Moses. A nice chap. free With
tho Hponduliea he was Why might
MFR panvem Crane have sent you
30 me9 There Amt no mistake. h
taeref I'm Capt nelcher. I am
the skipper Of this craft"
Then you are the person we
want said Sir Gideon. making a
halfsturn 20 NE aa though appealing
for courtesy by including q lady In
ihe business. "rhe matter la very
urgent and very private. aud you
viii be an-en= galnef by rendering
ua every assistance In your power.
u there have you no place where
We can converse
"Oa the strict q. - OF course
there IT, As there seems 10 be
profit Ia H. you'd better step down
into the cuddy." replied Heieher
roughly. but Htlll With that curious
poFfunctorinesa OF tone suggesting
the playing af a part allotted at
short notice aud impeffectly
learned. ought 10 have been
warned b. Il. and should have been.
perhaps. 10 IL had been auYnue'a
else affair A n was ! was blind
and deaf 10 everything but the i'm
mediate prospect III procuring from
this brutal ruffian the details ~
Roger Marake's guilt. and ! de-
sccnded the steps into the evil
smelling den below. needless 81 my
danger
The euddy. or the main cabin. Of
the Nightnhade was an apartment
some Is feet long bY 10 10 width.
having a table running down the
center and the stern ~ \ mast
piercing IL At the end furtheat from
tho stairs Il was lighted BY "a
smoke grimmed aky-lisht ON each
side we're the doors Of three sleep
ing bertha The atmosphere reehed
with the odora % rank tobacco.
fiery spirits. greasy meat. and damp
clothes
SO much had been able 70 Oh
serve when Sir Gideon. who had
preceded me down the stairs.
cleared bis throat and glanced 4 lit
TIE nerxouaiY ~ ueichef
'"The-cr- air la rather oppressive
down here. captain be said. And
the discussion upon which you viii
enter aith this lady would be pain
fll % me think ] should prefer
10 return 20 the deck til uil sou
have finished the-er uegotia-
lions
Right you are. governor The
young mlas and ! VII soon come 10
terms. I'll warrant replied Bel.
cher And he followed Sir Gideon
60 the foot u the staifa. as II with
new born politcnesa. 70 show him
tho way out ! stood BY The table.
watching the Ennut hack and alop-
ing shoulders 81 tho old man ua he
climbed 10 the deck. and was just
wondering whether the pair bad not
exchanged a Whispered condolences.
when chaos HNaoped upon me.
Several ~ The cabin doors on
either side Of the cuddY we're burst
open. was seized BY violent hands.
something acrld was pressed to my
face, and the rest Was blank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

up az the dock gatea / wna con
aClpun of subtle change In SIR gtd-
cons mannoy-Sirectly We aiirhfad
once or twi,SD during the silent
drive I had caught his eye fixed ON
me In Htealthily malovolent. bnt In.
Htantly 0temuvod. contemplation.
Now, fufDthe benefit OF eanohmap
and foutman aud casual hvatanders
81 believe. he was the chlvalrous old
gentleman aud the distinguished
atateaman. being paternaily civil TO
girl not socially hia equal. but
whom Il was hia within to bofriend
You will find some place where
YOU can rest aud bait the horses.
Gappa I may be an hour possibly
/ two, said Sir Gideon Now. b.
added. turning To me with a itlIe
catchy laugh. .we Will 10 and
search for this wonderful vessel
We traveraed several Of the qnayR.
ny companion acrutinlalnE che
bows 81 each vessel aa We passed.
and then. with an impatient geature
he stopped and spoke % one OF the
dock officials
Can you tell me-" he said.
where ! ahail find a steamship
called the NlFhtahade7"
Next turning 10 the left second
berth IN No. basin. tho man re-
piled Sir Gideon mumbled his
thanks and was hurrylng on. but
the official called after him the
EfauItoua Information. "Hor skip
per has applied for bis papers. She
clears this evening unexpected. I've
heard"
SIR Gideon did not appear 70 ap-
preciatc this eummunieatlycneaa.
TOR he Ffowled something about
s'meddieaome fniioW. and directed
ny attention into = new channel 81
requesting me % look out Tor the
uame ~ the vessel
Ay Younger eyes woFs the firsf
ia discover the name Of the ship aIa
acre looking for. and lt vas hard
70 reconcile her appearance With Sir
Gideon'a description OF her as a
yacht Tier low. black hull. with
here aud there patches of rusty
plates her dinEY funnel and uutidy
deck. gave her more the asmhlauee
81 a trading coaster OF II a small
tramp steamer. In pointing her ont
tn Sir Gideon ! nearly mentioned
the Discrepancy. but I checked nf-
self What dld IL matter 10 me nuw
she was described. 50 long a. the
proofs ~ Arthur'u Innocence WIS 70
be obtained on her.
~. I'm - - 60 -
said Sir Gideon euftly. and. aultias
The action 90 the word. he crossed
the plank connecting tae dock with
the Eanaway. Following IN hia
Nake. / had Just set foot on the
desk when q short strongly built
man. wearing a cap with a tarniahs
81 hand. but no other sign ~ his
calling. came out u the chart room
under the bridge Ills face Was the
most terrible have ever looked mp
on=-a whole history % drink and
unKuyerned passions.
what the h. arr ynn la-di-dAa
doing aboard my ahipT he yelled
Mistaken me for the T. and o
mAiihnat. I reckon. Well. b. jolly
quick in clearing off the Night
shade We don't wany any blooming
toffa hers"
NJ companion drew himself with
a great show Of dignity 4 am Sir
Gideon MArakc." he said.
The hloko that taKca us7 Come
u think Of H. Ire neen your uElY
mug In the comlea. or somewhere
retortsd the captain ~ the Night.
anads. If I had you IN the open
sea ia ropea-end you. and. BY C.
III DO & in dock II you don't skip |
from my little hooker"
4 am here nj the Instance ~ a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

Oh. Lady Grand and D1msel Fair
Give ear unto this sorry lay.
The letter s" describes the stay
That you viii have to wear.
Fashion cruel DEGREES your fate.
Your diagraphm eliminate.
SPRING POET.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

Eiihu Root IL said TO roealye 5000
day for acting a. young af Hyde q
lawyer. Nine mea out Of ~ work.
ing Tor that would put In a bnay
sunday. too.