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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09
U. S. G. I.
AVIS OFFICIEL

AVlS OFFlOlEL
BUREAU DU SECRETAIRE GENERAL
Ponds des Veuves ct des
OrDhelins
CoTIsATIoN No 36 appellee No IS
EscANABA, MICH le Ter JUN 1905
Messieurs
Vous 6tes oficiellement notifies
du d6ces de M. Joseph Delisle de
la branche No l de Alpena, Mich,
qui a sUccomb6 le Ice jour de mai
1905 de mort accidentelle.
Feu M. j. Delisle~ ~6tait assure de
$1,000 dams la classe des Veuves ct
Orphelins ct portait le certifcat
de b6n66ces No 8l4 en- date du l2
JUN 1901 ct q l6poque de
son d6cAs 6tait en- regle avec sa
Soci6t6 ou Comit6 Permanent ct
avec PUnion des Societies.
D'apr4s la teneur de la Section
IL de l'Article XL des R6glements
de l'Union des Societies Canadlen-
nes-Francaises Catalogues des
Etats-Unls, tout membre assure
dams la caisse du Fonds des Veu-
YES ct Orphelins don't le Certi6cat
de B6nefces porte une date ante
rieure au Is Mai 1905 doit
payer au Secr6taire de la bran
che a laquelle il ap-
bartient le montant dune cotisa-
ton suivant son age, du Ter JUN
1905 au l er Juliet 1905.
EMMANUEL NJ. ST JACQUES,
Secretaire- General.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09

la sale s'est lev6e ct a acclam6 les
deux chefs d'Etat, pendant que
l'orchestre jouait l'hymne espagno-
le ct la "Marseillaise".
La representation s'est pass6e
sans incident. Pendant les entr &C
tes, le roi causait gaiement avec le
president. Apres la chute du RI
deau sur la derni6re scene, For
chestre jou6 de nouveau les deux
hymnes nationaux ct Alphonse
XIII ct M. Loubet ont quite Ia
sale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09
Les petits Meters du Thea.

Qgur8nts! n0V0tlF cuaqu6 SOAI di
mure ct la cuirasse, SO transfer
mer on s6nateur romain, on grane
seigneur fr6quentant les rois, 9
tout celia pour quelques sous. A
la Com6die- Fraocaise, le fguran1
touche l fir. so ct 2 francs par sol
r6e; les femmes jusqu'a 2 fir. so
Ceux qui fournissent leur costu'
me ct leur linge ont meme droit .
une plus-value de l fir. so pal
soir. Mais dams les autres theatres
les appointements du fgurant tom
bent d Is confines ct meme audes
sous.
LIE fgurant sa dignit6. LIE c6
lebre acteur Lekaiu, PEASANT ur
jour dams une rue Oh il venait de
tre 6clabouss6, ,avise un d6crotteu1
Au moment Oh il va pour le payer,
ceIui-ci, dun grand air de diguit6
refuse toute retribution. Lekain
s'etonne. "Monsieur, lui r6pond
le d6crotteur, entire, confreres Ga
ne Sc fait pas. Je decrotte dams la
journ6e, mais le soir, ]e joue a vos
cot6s. Je suis figurant, ct qnand
vous moure7, c'est moi qui vous re-
cois dams mes bras.'
Celui-la 6tait un fgurant r6gu.
lier, CONNIE en- ont les grands thea
tres. Mais bien d'autres theatres
laissent le soin du requirement 3
un industrlel particulier, entrepre-
neur CO la fguration qui, scion
les besoins du jour ct de la piece
recrute CONNIE il l'entend ses per.
sonnages. Il s'installe pour cele
dams une boutique de march and
de vim voisine du theatre, ct les Fl.
gurants viennent en- foule lui of.
frir leurs services, amen6s au bas,
sin par des "rabatteurs."
Pour etre fgurant ou fgurante
la premiere qualit6 requise est de-
tre grand. La maigreur nest pas
un obstacle. On y r6m6die par le
rembourrage, La "distinctlon" =
une distinction toute relative est
la qualit6 la plus recherch6e. Gar
plus encore que sous la toge ou
lie pourpoint, le tigurant du s'grand
monde est ordinairement lamen-
table. "Planter' un fgurant, c'est
en- langage th6atral, le METRE en-
scene, lui tracer ses marches ct
contremarches, lul apprendre les
quelques poses ct gestes que pon
peut lui inculquer.
-Mais Ia encore il y a hi6rachie
ct drolts acquis. Dams une f6erie,
un fgurant vint so plaindre un
jour gu on lui faisait faire les jam
bes de derri6re dun elephant arti.
fciel, tandis que son partenaire,
moips ancien que lui, await phon-
neur de faire les jambes de devant
On fit droit a sa reclamation, mails
les Jambes de devant, d6poss6d6es
ct devenues les jambes de derri6.
Sc vengerent, en- envoyant, chaqu!e
fois qu'elles pouvsient, un formi'
dable coup dams les reins du CANA
rade.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09
i. s. G. I.
BUREAUX DU sECRETAIRE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL

COTISATION NO ~
Fonds des Membres
HonOraires
EsoANABA, MICH, le Ter JUN 1905
Mesdames ct Messieurs.
Vous etep oficiellement notifies
du d6ces de MmeC Cl6mence Desjar-
dins, de la branche No 4 de Ishpe-
ming, Mich, qui q succomb6 le
29e jour de mars de la maladie dlte
endorcadit6 chronique.
Feu Nine 9. Desjardins 6tait as
sur6e de $500 dams la classe des
Membres Honoraires ct portait le
certifcat de b6n6ices No 232 en-
date du "a D6cembre 1901 ct q P6-
poque de son d6c6s 6talt en- reggie
avec sa Soci6t6 ou Comit6 Per-
manent ct avec PUnion des So
ciet6s.
D'apr4s la teneur de la Section
Z de Particle XIII des R4glements
de lUnion des Societies Canadien-
nes-F FRANCHISES Catalogues des
Etats.Unis, tout membre assure
dams la caisse du Fonds des Mem
bres Honoraires don't le Certifcat
de B6n6fces porte une date ante
rieure au 29 Mars 1905 doit
payer au Secr6taire de Ia Branche
4 laquelle il appartient le montant
dune piastre du Ter JUN 1905
au Ter Juliet 1905.
E. M. ST. JACQUES
Secr6taire General
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Alcide G. ct Leon Il. Demeules
viennent d'ouvrir, au No., 1909
Washington N.une boutique pour
la. fabrication de toutes. sortes de
travaux en- FL de fer. Ills feront une
specialize de clotures.
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Bureaus Chambre s Bloc Central 3o5 Avenue Centrale
UN CONSEIL

Un conseil, ami: que ton coeur soft fort!
Lutte pour le bien: la d6faite est sainte.
Si tn dois souffrr, accorde ton sort
Tn regret, -jamais une plainte.
Ecris. parle, agis sans peur du danger
L'univers est grand: que ton oeil plonge!
Tu pourras faillir meme propager
Une erreur parfois, s,-jamais un mensonge
81 tn vols plus tard d'indlgnes rivaux
TOUGHER avant toi le but de ia vie,
Trahs settlement, sur que tn les vaux,
Du dept parfois, Jamais de l'enyie.
Tu voudras aimer: pamour prend pour lui
Nos meilleurs clans contre un long m6conte!
Du moins qu, te laisse, apres gull full
Des larmes parfoa, de honte.
lie NAL ici.bas tr0ne audacfeux:
Dun amer d6godt 81 ton anne est pleine,
Nourris dams ton sein, nontre dan, tes yeux
Du m6pris parfois,-]amais de la haine s-
EEt 81 dams CO monde, 6troite prison,
Un trouble apparent met PANE en- d6route,
Que Poeuvre de Dieu laisse q ia rason
Un souci parfois :cmais ]amais doute.
EUGENE MANUEL
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Nous enverrons gratuiteme2t q
tout nouvel abonn6 qui en- fera la
demande les num6ros d6ja parus
de notre fenilleton en- cours de
publication.
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THE
Lafayette Resort

SITUE q so miles de Mlnnea-
- polls ct Cd miles d'Annan-
90 dale, M1nn. Service ct pen
sion de Premiere classe. T6l6pho-
ne de Tongue distance. Transports
ton de la care l'hotel gratis. Un
omnibus rencontre chaque train.
Magnifque peche, chaloupes four
nies aux h6tes gratis, Lac Clear
Water.
PRIX
$1.5O par Jour,$8.00 par semaine
ii. JONCAS & SON, Prop.
. Annandale, MINI.
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BUREAUx DU SEoRETAIRE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL
Fonds desDames Auxiliaires
ooT1sAT1oN NO 29 appellee No28
EsCANABA, MICH. le Ter Juin 1905
Mesdames
Vous etes c&ciellement notif6es
du d6ces de Madame M6lina Ca
zabond, de la branche No 4 de
Ishpeming, Mich, qui succomb6
le 7e jour de mai 1906, de la mala-
die dite, niphrite interstielle.
Feu Nine M. Cazabond 6tait as
sur6e de S dams la classe des
Danes Auxil1aires ct po1tait le
ceriifcat de- ben6fce No 606, en-
date du 20 Juliet 1901 ct a P6po-
que de son d6c6s 6tait on r6gle avec
sa Soci6t6 ou Comit6 Permanent ct
avec pUnion des Societies.
D'aprAs la teneur de la Section
9 de Particle XII des R6glements
de L Union des Societies Canadien-
nes FRANCHISES Catalogues des
Etats- -Unis, tout membre assure
dams la caisse du Fonds des Danes
Auxll1aires don't le Certificat de
Ben6fce porte une date anterieure
au Z mai 1906 doit payer au Secr6.
taire de la Branche q laquelle il
appaartient le montant dune coti-
sation suivant son age, du Ter JUN
1905 au Ter Juliet 1905.
EMMANUEL NJ. ST JACQUES.
Secr6taire General.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-31
the CZAR'S Manifesto

ST. PETERSBURG. s1-Folowng the text of the I'm.
perial manifesto
Nicholas the emperor
Ocrat all the Ruusias duke OF Finland
agitation capitals
other places fill heart with
he happiness the Russian sovereign indissouby bound
the happiness Of people and the
the OF the sovereign.
the disorders disruption
They the Integrity and unity Of empire.
The duty imposed office
all the
securing the unity coordination the
government
Publication in all circles Of pub, e which
o the well-beinE Of people
hereto o
BILE will n following manner.
population the mmutabe
civic liberty based the nvlolAby freedom
conscience. speech. union and association
without snspndnR the already ordered elections
douma invite the participation in the duuma
time before the convocaton the douma will
the population completely deprived OF electoral
leaving the ultimate development OF the principal electoral
the newly established legislative order OF things
Third To establish as en- Interchangeable rule that no law shall
enforceable without the Of the douma and that
shall be possible for the elected the people 20 exercise real
the supervision OF the legality OF the of the
thorites appointed by
appeal 10 all faithful their
duty toward the fatherand 10 aid In terminating these unprece
donted troubles and to apply their cooperation with
the restoref~~ Of calm and natal soil
Given at petshof October 30h. In the eleventh OF
reign. NICHOLAS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-31
DEMANDS X-RAY PICTURE
OF HIS FIANCEE'SLUNS
MAYOR zooK OF BALLARD, MAKES NOVEL REQUEST IN GEN.
sArIoNAL DEFENSE PROMISE SUIT

An x-ray picture OF his fianeee'n
lungal This H. what Mayor Zook.
Of Ballard now demands to a.lat
him in defending himself against
tho breach OF promise suit OF Miss
Roaona E. Grover.
Mayor Zook desires 10 prove that
tho girl be now refuses to marry
has consumption. aud that this re-
leases him from all Obligation 10
marry the pretty girl who. for nearly
three years. WAS the recipient of his
tendereat attentions.
Judge AlhertHon, upon application
OF Mayor Cooks attorneys. made an
order on Monday requiring Miss
Grover to appear In court ON Tues
day aud show cause why she should
not submit 10 physical examinn-
ton and have an X-ray picture
of her lungs. pefHuant 20 enllghien-
ing the oourt as 10 her alleged con-
sumnttYe condition.
Mas Growers suit for $4,000 al
Legged damages on the grounds Of
breach OF promise. was begun last
spring. the plaintiff alleging that
the tender and devoted attitude Of
her fiance had gradually changed.
and that after several postpone
menta. he had brutality told her that
his love for her had auceambed 10
nla dread OF consumption, which be
believed she had contracted
In Mayor Cooks answer he al
legged that the Girl had contracted
consumption subsequent 10 his en-
sagument 90 her. and that several
efforts 10 cure her part Of tho ex-
pensea % which he had paid had
tailed Co Improve her condition,
that he did not believe II right 70
BARRY edusumpflve and be- re-
apOnHlbls for a heritage Of tubereu-
lasis for the future generation.
This defense. n r. claimed. Is the
only one Of It's kind ever made IN a
bleach ~ promise suit. aud az the
time Il was filed the novel ground
sat up by the defendant and tho
Pathetic story Of the invalid girl
SIRE widely commented upon in
beth the American and the English
pfesn,
In the initial hearing Of the case
several months ago. when the plain
ftfrH attorney. John n. Hart. de-
INJURED to Mayor looks crosa-com-
plant ca the ground that he had
set up no cause ~ action. Judge Al
hertHon held that sickness might.
under certain circumstances. he a
cause Of action particularly should
Il be proven that the woman vas
ineapAeitated from taking up the
duties of wife. the court held.
also. tina, the question 81 the phys
teal H4undneas Of generations 20
come would have a bearing upon
the case. but said that he would
not assume tho responsibility OF de-
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Investigation Drags
On
Especial TO The s,srJ

wALLA wALLA. Oct. 3i.--The
penltsnfiary investigation was re-
Eumed this morning at the prison.
Guards Kinaman. Cox. HazledOn and
Woolery, who were Implicated in
the illegal registration. and Chief
Engineer Quinn were the only Wit
neases 20 testify. The guards stat
ed that Wood induced them 10 reg
lister. and that he procured room
in the Statesman building. Each Of
the guards contributed their share
towards defraying the rent OF the
room. Each positively testified that
Warden Keea had never approached
them nor said a word relative TO
registering in the city. Chief En-
ginear Quinn gave expert testimony
relative 20 the sewerage system at
the prison. John II. Mcdonald. a
local attorney. who made complaint
against the guards for the action
In the registration matter. filed ad-
ditionai charges against Warden
KEGS. alleging that the warden aid
Ell. advised and procured the guards
tn register in Lewis precinct. In
Walla Walia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-31
MURDER, SUICIDE OR.
ACCIDENT?
DEATH or REVENUE CUTTER OFFICER ssRouoEo IN mYs.
reRY-sooY FouNoM BAY CONCLUSION ON HEAD
FOUND BY CORONER

and the adjoining alp.
On the head Of the unfortunate
man Acting Coroner Arnold found
"a large confusion. which was bleed
ing freely. Il Il thought that Wild
may have stumbled over heap OF
litter on the dock. fell into tho
water and struck HIS head on a
sunken log. rendering him seuselsaa
and al the same time powerieaa 10
save himself. but his death may
have resulted from other moana
The remains were removed TO the
morgue. and the officers father
Captain John r. Wild. Of the cutter
Maekinac. Sault ste Marie. Mich.
was notified Young Wild was hut
- years Of age aud very popular
with both men aud officers.
Tho funeral Will be held With
the fall and Impressive ceremonies
OF the naval service. and will be
attended by n detachment from the
Perry and from tho navy yard az
nremerton. Wild had been In the
service II years. and was unmar-
ried
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RUSSIA'S REIGN OF TERROR

ton Of these promises and gnarnn-
tees"
George W. Perkins and ]. Pier
pant Morgan. Jr.. we're at the office
Of ". kokoYAoff. minister OF
finance. when he received the start
ling news. The minister was called
ont OF the room and. when he re-
turned. was greatly aRitated. lie
AZ lasf managed to say.
The order OF things In Russia
has nov changed, Russia now has
constitution,
Practically all the printers are
ont on a strike and II Is almost i'm
possible 20 get the lengthy docu-
meut printed and before the public.
The manifesto is being telegraphed
10 every village and hamlet ia Rus
STA. and to all the foreign embassies
Tuesday. Crowds are paradlng the
streets. singing the national hymn.
cheering Count Witie and hurrah-
ing for liberty.
Monday night n large crowd OF
newsboys. with a night edition Of
the Official Messenger with the
news OF the manifesto in n. caught
up with n hand Of strikers. The
moment the striking men heard the
news they raised n lound shot. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-31
Cloak of Siberian Squirrel
Skins Wears Nine. EanleS
FAMOUS soNosrRgss COMES TO SEATTLE IN PRIVATE CAR
lis BEAUTIFUL Bur WHERE oH WHERE. THOSE
PRESS AGENT TREssEs9

Born In Shanghai OF American
parents reared In Maine and tho
New England states. trained in
voice culture and dramatic e1prea-
sion In Paris. her home Tuscany.
Italy. Madame Eama Games. the
NEST beautiful and the leading
grand opera singer IN the world. la
in Seattle and will appear for tho
first time In this city Wednesday
evening al the Grand While here
rho Is a guest OF the lincoln. al
though ahe owns and maintains a
private ear. which arrived with the
company from Portland Tuesday
morning over the Northern Pacific.
A woman considerably taller than
the average man. a woman born TO
30 "A mother. but without children
aud longing with a mothers heart
for them. a woman stately. stat
uesque. beautiful and above all a
womanly woman. gracious aud culli-
satod aud kind
That's Emma Eamea-the worlds
greatest grand opera Singer.
As she spoke 20 a representative
Of The Star. she reolined in a chair
in a narlor AZ the Lincoln. and
smiled erarioualy At the man With
the pencil aud the pad. who nearly
went Oft bis head because af her ra-
dance
Something in French 10 her com
panion and the singer replied; 4
sincerely believe that the audi
encea Of America are fully a. ap-
pfeciative and as artistic aa those
Of Europe, and. more than anything
else. they are At1VE-they are
alert. And this IL particularly true
Of western audiences
They meet YOU hair way. they
are ready to clap you or TO slap you
and they would do either Just a.
quickly. There u not an artist IN
Europe today who would not give
everything IN his power 70 appear
before the American public.
Why. yoa ask because the
Americans arr more appreciatire.
and also beeaaae they pay more aud
want their moneys worth AZ the
same time
And tho singers beautiful blue
eyes twinkied very eutelY. as she
evidently thought Of the American
ahekeis she had already cached.
oh. don't aak me that sserso-
typed question--whafa my fRyorifs
Foief love all Of them. and |
won't sing anything dou't like.
am a woman of moods. and upon
them depends my success. There IL
not the slightest doubt but that Ia
the near future America herself viii
produce what "a nov dissfnctiveiy
European grand opera You have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-31

the talent.
Il love 10 appear before my own
people best the Americana Who're
did / first appear In Paris. In
Gounod'a Romeo and Juliet in the
Grand opera house Aud II was the
first time any singer made her lie
but In parl. aud every time | think
OF II. oven 10 this day, tremble
In fear.
Madame Emma Eamea Is In pri-
yate life Mrs. Julian Story, wife OF
the famous painter. who ia nov In
Philadelphia engaged In portrait
painting, The famous singer leaves
Thursday for Minneapolis. aud Will
appear In the cities Of tho middle
west. She has Just completed a
wonderfully successful European
tour
And "a she graciouaiy babe the
interviewer adieu she dFaped about
kef matronly figure cloak which
hung 10 her heels. and which
was made OF the skins OF siberian
squirrels. Imagine how many skins
Il must have taken 20 make cloak
Tor a figure like that OF Emma
Games aud then imagine the cost
She looked Variable queen. bat
without those auecnly braida OF
beautiful hair by which she ia
known and admired BY thousands OF
theatcr- Eoera
And this ia no press agents story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-31
SHOOTS
WHEN DISCOVERED
FRIGHTENED WOMAN WAKES TO
volvER-sUssAso TRIES TO INTRUDER


Appreciated in the &C, Of iootinE
the residence % l.. Prank Brown.
IS " Harvard. early on Tuesday
morning. a burglar threatened tho
life OF Mrs. Brown and. In making
his getaway. took n pots In the
dark at her husband. who jumped
out Of bed 70 graphic with the tn
ttuder.
Fortunately the shot missed lta
mark. aud the attorney Is telling his
friends how Il feels 20 be under fire
shortly after O'Clock ON Tues
day morning Mrs. Brown was
awakened by the burglar When
she peered into the darkness 20 aa-
certain the cause Of the disturbance
aha aaw the dim outline Of a man
AT the foot Of her bed
Keep quiet. or will blow the
top OF your head off" Missed the
burglar. az he flashed his dark Ian
tern into the frightened woman
face.
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Gliding himself. leaving the matter
To a jury.
Il IL expected that on Wednesday
morning. when the matter comes up
Tor trial. a beyY 81 medical experts
viii be on hand to testify aa 10 the
conaumptiye or nonsconsumptiye
condition OF Miss Grover.
LATER
For what purpose DO you desire
this picture or the plaintiffs lungs,
Mr. Humphrey
The question VAS asked b. Judge
AIbertaou. when Attorney John =
Hum phreF Tor the defendant asked
that the fair plaintiff be ordered to
submit L. an N-Hay examination aud
photngraphing process
Why your honor. we desire 10
prove ~ this photograph and exam
iuation. that the plnintifr has con-
sumption
This VAS nH far HH the attorney
wms allowed 10 proceed.
aNnnHeueet" Infefnaaed John y
Hart. attorney for the plaintiff. We
have already admitted IN our plead
inKH that the plaintiff has conaump-
tiau. There is no need FOR the de-
PENDANT 20 prove a. We admit a.
There is no necessity 81 aubleetlnE
tiae plaintiff 20 all this embaFrnas-
manf-
sffsntisinen. said the court. ne
the attorneys threatened TO become
Involved in n heated wranEie. fur
thaf discussion of this matter f. un-
necessary. II the aefeudantn admits
that ahr has consumption this court
viii not make any order compelling
haf 10 submit 10 any examination or
Co have any N=rsy or other photo
graph taken for the purpose II prov
ing that she has II. The court can.
not allow 81 time TO BE- FILTERED
ease"
on "Wednesday morning the trial
Of the ease opens
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CcoBsInued from Page one. }


ST PETERSBURG. Oct. al
RuHala'a GREATEST diplomat aud first
premier. Count Wttle. late Mon
day Night dispatched a message 81
great Importance 10 the people Of
America.
Count Wftte had insf returned 20
his palace from the Alexander pal
ace. where. a few hours before. the
rKar OF all the Ruaaiaa had given
his final consent 10 the manifesto
which ends tho rule OF absoluflam
which he and his ancestors have ex-
errised for over goo years. The mes
sage stated:
The American public. who know
shat freedom II. and the press Of
America. the voice OF the people. I
am sure. win rejoice with the Rns-
eian nation At the time when they
have received from his majesty
promises and guarantees Of free
dom. am alao sure that the Amer
lean people will join In the hope
that the people 81 this great coun-
try viii wisely aid IN the realization
Of thoee liberties by helping and co..
operating With the government OF
Russia for the peaceful introduc-
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Mra Hrown struck a. the gun and
s,rsamed FOR help The noiae
awakened her husband. who Jumped
out ~ bed 10 attack the burglar
The househreaker fired AZ Bro wn.
but missed him. Grabbing a small
bundle. the burglar then dashed
from the house
brown felephuncd for the police
and City Detectives Hubbard and
Freeman and Iailer Corning. In
charge OF the patrol wagon. were
dispatched to the scene
Entrance was effected through a
rear Kitchen window. Tho burglar
cnrrtsd off 4 quantity Of valuable
icweiry. but had not finished the
Job when overheard BY Mira brown.
A gold ulatch. = small silver jewel
case. three or four stickplns. shirt
waist set. two solid gold buttons
and ether tFinkets are missing.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown could give
but a faint description OF the bur
giar. who was masked.