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The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18
NEW HAVEN COUNTY
sOUTHBURY.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

"A SEhlOUo ACClDENI.
A serious and perhaps fatal accident
took place, Saturday evening. Charles
Smith, in the employ of Miss Alice
Stiles, started to take Mrs Marcia
Human, who had been visiting Miss
Stiles, to Mrs Eneline Browns.
When near Mrs Wakelee's, he met two
automobiles in narrow place in the
road. 1t is said they had been rae
ing. They moved so rapidly that he
did not see them until he got close to
them, when his horse refused to go
and backed off the bridge. The horse
turned a somersault and came near
falling on the occupants of the car
rage, which would surely have killed
both of them. Mrs Humans leg was
broken in two places above the ankle,
the bones protruding through the
flesh. Her arm also broken and she
was injured internally. She was car
ried into Mrs Ashton'S and later re-
moved to the home of her sister-in-law,
Mrs Brown. Owing to her advanced
age, "A years, her recovery is doubtful.
There is something wrong when our
people cannot 60 out for half mile
drive without being run down by
these dangerous machines. There
came near being another automobile
accident. An old gentleman was driv
ing up the road with a basket of eggs
in one hand and driving his horse with
the other. In a narrow road he me,
an auto. The horse would not move
at first, finally ran up the bank. cam'
near turning the wagon over. Thu
occupants OF the machine kept on thu
even tenor of their way, not stopping
to look to see what become of tn,
horse or the man. He expressed hi
opinion of automobiles in a very IN
complimentary manner.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18

child urinates too often, II the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment OF
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition OF
the kidneys and bladder and not to
habit as most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mlser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy:
The mild and the immediate effect OF
Swamp-Root is soon realized: It is sold
by druggists, in fifty ST.
cent and one-dollar 4 k E.. eees::E
size bottles. You may
have sample bottle e @sE@
by mail free, also Home Of swampRooe
pamphlet telling all about Swamp. Root,
including many of the thousands OF testi-
monial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kil1ner & Co.,
Bingharnton, N. Y, be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Binghanton, N. Y. on every
bottle.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18

Belts & Belts, the popular druggists,
will save you money. If you will pre-.
sent or send the following coupon tC
their store they will let you have a
regular SO cent package of DR. Ames
Pleasant Specific for the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia, containing a
full months treatment, at half price.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18

FlSOI dlAo SuSSAAuA~
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncom-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18
NO CAUSE to KICK.

the Watkins High school.
NO CAUSE TO KICK.
The woodwork has been taken from
the retaining wall in front Of Mr.
Lewis place and reveals good sub
stantial and quite ornamental piece of
work. The driveway is now being
raised by a concrete structure across
the cutters. When all is complete it
would seem that the town has per-
formed we'll it's part and that Mr. Lew
is could not reasonably farther COM
plain.
PETER BANNERS SON INJURED.
The youngest son of Peter Banner
was severely injured, last week, by
falling on scythe and cutting a cash
in his hip, requiring II stitches to
close.
Miss Ada Lewis and her Sunday
school class enjoyed an outing at
Quassapaug, Saturday.
Miss Edith Beach, who was taken
quite i'll, last week Tuesday, is able to
be about again.
! Word has recently been received
here of the death on July 16, in Reno,
Nevada, of Marshall Atwood, formerly
Of this town. He was in his 10th year.
A wife and one daughter, Miss Jean
nette Atwood of Berkeley, CAL, sur.
vive him; also brother, Henry S. At
wood, of Middlebury, and sister, Mrs
Thomas j. Peck of Woodbury..
Mrs Charles Palmer of Waterbury
was guest over Sunday of Mrs Lewis
Fox.
Miss Edna Hosking, assistant book
keeper at F. N. Barton's, is taking a
vacation and Miss Mary Lynn is filling
the position for the interim.
Neither R. Davis nor the rig which
he hired Of Mrs McCleary, three weeks
ago, have been located although The
state police have been notified and {
reward of $50 offered.
Buel Hemingway and Pau
Klimpke, with their families, have re
turned after a stay of a few weeks ii
the Adirondacks.
Mrs George A. Harper is entertain
ing her aunt, Miss F. A. Beach, O
New Milford.
The annual Skilton reunion is Sc
for the Both inst. at the Town hail..
John A. Beers of Watkins. N. Y, j.
a guest at J. G.. Skilton's.
F. D. Lynn is reported to hav'
bought the Julius Galpin farm a
Woodbury..
Rev Joseph Freeman, who recent.
resigned his pastorate in the Soutl
church Of Woodbury., occupied tn,
Congregational pulpit again, last Sun
day.
E. T. Crittenden has good SCUM
russell apples of the '04 crop.
Sheriff Peck took Mr. Pritchard, tn
home in Waterbury for week, bacl
to that city, Friday.
, 1t is reported that the feed bushes
will change hands again September
Former Stage Driver Harvey an
another gentleman from Woodbur
we're, in town, last Friday, looking 70
the proper place to set a pole in from
of G. w. Atwood's property for the ez
tension of the Woodbury. and Water
town phone line.
J Rev W. T. Holmes is in Washington
D. c., enjoying his annual summer va
cation.
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First Selectman James G. Skilton o.
the engagement Of his two eldest
daughters, Miss Ada May to Eugene
H. Lamphier of Watertown, and Miss
Alice Maud, the second daughter, to
John A. Beers of Watkins, N. Y,
eldest son of Rev G.. o. Beers OF Glib
son, Pa. Mr. Beers is a professor In
the Watkins High school.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18
BETHLEHEM.

NOTABLE FAMILY GATHERING.
At the residence of J. E. Thompson
last week Wednesday, we're gathered
four generations: Mrs E. L.::Thompson
aged SO, as great-grandmother; J. E.
Thompson as grandfather; Mrs z. P.
Candee and son Of Waterbury, Mrs
Julia Atwood and child of Watertown,
Fred Randall and child of Brooklyn,
N. Y, representing the third and
fourth generations.
New arrivals at Breezy Crest are
Miss Amy Cooper of Naugatuck, Mrs
Legett and Miss Cora Legett of Wa.
terbury.
Mrs Abner Allen is visiting her
brother, Capt Stephen Hayes. Mrs
Hayes is 80 years old but is still vigor-
GUS and able to make weekly trips to
Waterbury with her son, Samuel, to
dispose Of his farm products.
Harry Arnold, a graduate of Yale
Academic and Medical departments,
and grandson of the late Amos Thomp-
son, will spend year in Europe.
Miss Annie Lake entertained MAJOR
Kingman Of Washington and Miss
Trowbridge of Woodbury. to dinner,
last week.
Elford Taylor has moved from the
G. II. Randall place to the Center.
Mr. and Mrs II. I. Smith have the
sympathy of their many friends in the
loss of their infant son, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18
THE SCHOOL TEACHERS.

The following school teachers will
be in town this coming school year:
Arthur Baker of Middsetown, a college
graduate, will have charge OF the High
school, Mrs Ella Welchard Wright of
the Center school, Miss Emily Bissell
at Kissewaug, Miss Helen Smidcht at
Hop Swamp, and Miss Helen Eagan at
Break Neck.
Mr. and Mrs w. F. kirchberger and
son, Ralph, Mr. and Mrs Heman Small
ley, from Morris, were in town the first
of the week.
Mrs Henry Bartlett from Plainville
is guest Of Mrs Henry S. Judd.
Mrs Laura Peck Vail and three chill
dren, from Waterbury, is visiting her
cousin, Homer w. Atwood.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18
Cut This Coupon Out And
Use It AT Once.

This coupon entities the hold
er to one soc package of DR.
AmeS' Specific for the cure of
dyspepsia, constipation and Dill
iousness, at half price, Csc. We
agree to return money in all
cases where it does not cure.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18
CUT THIS COUPON OUT.

IT IS VALUABLE, AND WILL SAVE YOU
EY.-REDEEMABLE AT Belts q
Belts.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18
MIDDLEBURY.
LIST OF JURYMEN.

The list of jurymen from this town
the coming year are as follows: Will
liam Wood, G.. Fred Abbott, Irving
Baldwin, Dwight Wheeler, Robert
Fem, Bronson Atwood, Chester Bron-
son, Charles White, John Basham and
William Holmes.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18
Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
1iscourages and lessons ambition; beauty,
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-18
WATERFOWL.

MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCE
ED.
Announcement was lately made by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21
PlOtt's. Failure i'm Life

There nothing clever rrepoachablc conduct remarked
Nine dc Mantenon long ago
Maybe Of fag simple truth senator
Thomas G. att reached hts 5sd birthday upon
My life SAYS Plat IN mournu fetrospccton
much better; has not been over
again would model political along other unoaa
Ase arophies dearest yanlues position power
1.-The Suffering things glare OF noon
do not SLOW sierieusly in the fading sunset
II Viii be remembered thar Malntenona own time
the RECKLESS French beauties after Joys
wont to rctro declining years pcnaue
Human nature much over aud through all
time And old Plat d human
In many respects Plat skney typical high American
lilo has millions Of money witch No all worship
He has large political undouhte right Of
every
lie has tamenot quality but at leas, OF hts
making
II wealth .ower the highest rewards Of
wespni life Senator Plat 10 fortune and unjust
himself Ia compaang
Perhaps however period OF his life Plat has the
grace TO reflect that he has pretty poor
-
Had he bur people VOL as he has served the cor
poAons he msh not no~ In bis old
conscience
lie has made millions and more millions for others
but All tho money does not satisfy real
akr o. New York state but pointed
VITA pride In the United Wateh agent
OF the corporations but his measure and
ms voice has been heard In
rabe lie has power for hlslf ana b as.
eaes regardless q The cost ne helpless public
Many wemeaning doubt secretly Piatt and
would gladly stop throwing swap places him
y cannot be denied thar ruling Tendencies az
business hte In this country toward Pattism
Il Is TOO late for Plat amendment nut IN his con.
@ed disappointment there much for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21
Nagging About Small Things

M cYNTlIIA oRGYl

always uagslus alvayn
This is the only that Fred 81 nefaa
fof numbering his wife
a poar EXCUSE a be
eause she other
there life painted that Al
about little huaats
bis things NE smiling brave
hearts
Wc things fret worry us make
make neiHhhars unhappy
A m on a
clean tahlceoth aud-po1N of like
white falls breaks his Mother
doctor holp patch the little fellow
until he a. we'll The Willie through
window glass aud he ewed until he wishes he had
We down the bis things The utte things down
n the mortgage must be given husband wife discuss
subject with and forheanee until reached
That husband and wife quarrel unt the
place ta hang certain picture.
Each thinks the hng little The other hold
happens 10 mna Is himself
70 han about Neither thinks that mus
them quarrel
through - make ~ uoubs.
An thoush life places aiA
80 unps Of clay.
An hrouHh life little things that q
difference other.
ftettlnH, Is I
she always niEEins aheut little things"
ita spells her
bands life II the a
cut the heart a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

Naa observed aud ahe fell into :
tranquil nleep This vas the time
when she vas 10 be taken out IN the
carriage In waiting. but the two
watchers. Tired fFam sle~pleNs nights
and anxious days. yislded "a the
strange aamnolence 81 the room.
and they. too. slept
Only Second Il seemed. bit when
Graham opened his eyes he Akw that
which galvanized him into a mosioa
Sudden and swim rs lightning.
Camilla VAS In bis arms and
borne do~u The staircase past the
assembled household before her "a.
Their sac the awful shape thai
squaftrd on her pillow. that had
been within touch 81 her white
check when her lover Nnatched her.
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The Empty
White Box

Some one put them there. that
T. certain" said the young man
boldly Nothing happens by chance
IN this world"
He advanced closely 10 inveati.
gate the marks. aud WAS seized with
q Riddlneaa aud fepnlai0n that made
him instantly seek the air
- me see Camilla be- demand
Ell Have those marks rom owed.
and Mr. Itathbnn. set "a watch IN
that room someone who will be
prudent aud silent /"
While Rnthbun was attending 10
these details Kenneth had his inter
view with Camilla
The young man was appalled, a
the change In her. aud hls thoughts
reverted 10 that mysterious box lie
asked her about Il gently 30 as not
20 Hfarile her but she had forgotten
ct failed "a understand him
nut she hyaterieally referred 70
the finger marks. ending with a
Wild cry OF Ghosts ghosts
Khoniai"
The empty b0x has been de
atrOyed. the houssmaid had burned
Il 40 that menace vas gone.
Meanwhile Camilla was growing
WORSE. doctors and specialists failed
ia help hef and Graham fuggealed
20 her father her removal from the
house
Everything Wuz~ #sady ard camil.
Ia VAS given a sleeping drauFht 10
prepare her Tor the ordeal
Then her father and her lover sat
near 10 watch her. The utmost quiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

PROM THE VAUDEVILLE.
aGoot mornings. Otto. was you
efer py Newport rye"
sYess. OSCAR. ! hat ~ Newport
waas bud don'd understood me
dis dye
eoh. you dumbneaa' What does
Il. !. spell
TIA. hai Ferry Koos Anser me
dias shy does a sw0rdfish ?"
s.Yust becoss n sardine can"
Perry fine Now. do you know
why YOU are like \ matchT"
No Certainly
'Becoss | am going TO strik.
you 4"
You viii nod do ID init safety. I
bed you"
Veil. changing der supchect. why
waas you mat der odder days when
! interrupet your
''Yust den I MASS adding n coll
umns oof figRera oop"
Did ! upset you ?"
worse You made my lost my
footings."
Don't mind ID. Nit feet like
yours. you c0uit afford 10 lost n
whole lot more"
You haf me insooltet You n dool
must fight"
All right Bring on der dool 4"
No. you must fight me"
Den I vOult be a booze fighter.
ha. hn"
dot las dor limits. Choose your
weapons"
Well. chews hoookleberrios pie
al 10 PAGES"
.Ha. ha Dot remints mo oof a
questions Why ias q hoockleber-
ries pie like a firsd class baseball
ulayefz1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21
Sons of Herman
Sniff Sea Breeze

The Sons Of Hermann left on the
ateamer Albion on an excursion 10
AK point and the Puget Sound
navy yard Thursday afternoon
Thursday evening the delegates go
70 Tacoma 10 accept the hospitality
Of the Tacoma lodge The election
Of officers and place Of next meet
Ing will be taken up Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21
that fearful death In which madness

that fearful death In which madness
lurka--the deadly tatrantula.
u happens 10 be a scientific fact
that In the Immediate presence Of
the fatal wolfaplder. as the terror
IL called. Aymp8thetic symptoms
develop without the person being
bitten. and recovery follows the re-
moYal Of the cause.
Mira Kenneth Graham "a now a
robust young woman. an acknowl=
edged power IN society. and the idol
Of two men seen with her every
~ father and her husband.
They remember some things which
she has fortunately forgotten.
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copyright. 1895. BY the Newspaper
Enterprise AasoiationN
When Doaa Said wa shown into
the white aud gold parlor OF the
former missionary 60 ceylon be in
yafiahly seated himself IN a for.
elan bamboo chair. which became
hls dark type Of oriental manhood
so perfectly that It surrounded him
with his native atmosphere
The chair WA one OF the mission
Bry'a fadn. the oriental was fad If
hln daughter Camilla. and she had
grown very tired Of him This was
why he was makine parting cali
aud taking himself off out OF her
sphere.
when he had made his adieux To
his lady OF night aud she had re
turned 10 the white aud gold
bpudoir the scent Of anndalwood
and foreign spices remained. aud on
tbs table las a peculiar white box
two or three inches square
The girl took II In her hand and
heeitated a moment before opening
Il There was something forbiddine
about Il that she did not lie. but
she resoluiely removed the cover
expecting some eurio such as be was
accustomed u lavish on bis friends
To Camllla's surprise the box was
empty.
HE probably repsnied Of h,a
generosity and pat the contents in
his pockets when you Nero no, took
inE. said Kenneth Graham. her
lover. when discussing the Incident
'iint did net see the hox until
he Was gone How did he manage
70 pat v on the table when ! was
talking 10 him AZ the time. and Why
did he leave an empty box" asked
Camilla regarding the object with
close scrutiny.
When the young man left the siFl
she was planning a future radiant
With love aud happiness Tho neat
daY he was summoned BY her IA
Their 90 n mysterious Interview
NY daughter Is 49," he aaid As
first greeting she u suffering
with fever aud dellrium She raves
about an empty box what does II
mean"
Good heavens cried Graham.
iueuherruilv. have yau had doc.
tor she found the boz on the table
Who kn0Ws but that there mas have
bsen coniaEiou Ia Il"
lfe related the episode 70 her "a.
Their. who scarcely seemed 20 CON-
nrehsud e Some other thought
vas troubling him.
Come with ma Tie led the say
70 the white and gold room. which
sas dedicated - eamilia'a use Ora
ham expected - see her. but the
place had a troubled and disordefed
inok.
Mr. Hathhnn pointed 10 the isrKe
white paneleii folding doors which
secluded this apartment from the
rest ~ the house. 10 which. indeed.
It hare teiaiiea
Look he said. what DO you
So there
Kenneth Graham. practical feliow
thai he was felt as n no were losing
his head lie pulled himself to-
gssther with an effort
Tho marks uf five dirty fingers.
should aay." ~ answered
And there waa. indeed. the APP
pearnncs of fixe distinct long dark
lines that appeared on the white
surface ~ the astiu-smoothed
enamel. a. n the fingers had bsea
ahnormaliy long and horribly un-
clean
They have been Washed OF ~
The houEemala and have reappsaFea
always when nobody vas in the
fooan You know. Graham, am pot
a believer In the supernatural. but
hnN did the finger marks come
Shoe without hands, Tell me
that
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The Chance for she Young Man

The flood q immigration Territory would almost re-
mind one q the period o g. Il people
shs best
somebody IN eAans, tor Young man IN
The territory.
inc rrnsr-cr,ss II ne /. the nlanr Alaa Of
a doctor lawyer Hseasas IN, arr,r
cities will ind the surrender Ths
strong wn fight To ne territory men say
You have composition you have ,h finest
opportunity In the world Yoa hid
too q The hardest professions and your bust
ness enterprises men who have
Deer advantage u wealth ses fr
Here fight ground here hare only few
start o. you In nos. communities 70 b. .,sI.e -
straussrs eagns IN c,nro,
to the ola family They must look
about them without prejudice Of goods
here
There drawbacks prevent swim ana steady
growth OF the territory Win IT.
sources IL certain become prosperous Sec
lions Of the
plo, has been hahsd Of eono Of tho wa
bash railroad system II emphasis
the may
Inquirer While her IN mystery ~ far as
known AIRS TaSsArt
se1teI
The ordered his fan suit of
armor in anticipation Of continued strike trouble
midst probing Insurance companies Tom
lawson bess leave to interrupt with 7 told 40"
anu-tppIng effect aat week but no
one ever eats at the places where It 3 In force
Somebody tamperinx the switch on
Mayor DUNES municipal ownership line
getting rich is to earn
Dove Of sin seeking a resting place Nippon
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LONDON LOAN OFFICE

Next 70 Guys Drug etora
Money 10 Loan en- watches Ola
monda and Jewelfy.
DO rot bug q watch or diannona
hsfors yc1 ses eur display In Gun
window and e1f prfcsA marked u
tiain fiGursa
Isaac LurtA prop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21
GIRLS sHoTLn NOT

'FT'ET'7' 1TTFfFF- ID 10 ="
Wear plug hats.
Enter barrooms.
Usurp the Jobs Of bod carriers.
Hit their sisters with baseball
bats.
Climb telegraph poles.
BE surprised at this advice. be-
eause II isn't much more grRiuitous
than a lot Of Il they viii find on
the womRu'g naFn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21
AnaENT TREATMENT.

Ask j. vs.. who ate supper with
his best EiFi Saturday night
Es1ess John thinks the good spirit
Naa not working IN his caae.--Caro.
line Chapel Corrsapandonce Sequa-
ehea. Tsnn. Sews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

What has become OF the old
time ggc storef" asked the man In
the barber chair.
It's been marked down 90 s and
10 cents" replied the individual
who was getting his shoes shined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21
va STAR DUST

= can nod gunNa me
"tiecuea "a lac often Geen on der
home plate. ha. hai"
Hoo. Here ia run. Why lea
crust unhealthy -
4 didn't know IA =
fOF der reason II IAz pies -0fi on.
la. no. no. haf.
smash, bang. hiff-THuDtfD
Future travellers on The Chinese
Eastern railway will have 10 buy
= ticket Of Jap depot agent. give
L ~ a slay conductor. aud tip q
Aanehu porter.
Hostlllties will uuw he resumed
tu che WaIkauN
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HowaKingRecuperates

king Edward Of Britain making
Naenbad purpose getting physical
condition White be Likes The nothing
orders a : a
ht aantarum medicinal
1890 visitors annually
The a m.
Drinks his morning glass % Kurhrunnen walks back.
breakfast boiled =
Aftcr hFeakfas-a bath Ia the stroll
iunrhson Of The little restaurants In the
A drive o trip
Another drink from the ksfahFunnsn &
stroll along the Promenade
which line this thuonghfsre, the liberal patFon
binngr-hah. bt Of chicken salad native
After bluasaa a Walt 90
Bea'ime-asags by 10 n.
tfS1s-, n,H a cSI c. sas=-ss-sEw
n A s. zfH
zias-1S'>ssgs.s h7 ~ ~
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plot has been hachsd Of control Of tho Wa
bash railroad SYSTEM II may sueed Pisase emphasis
the may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

Inquirer While her mystery. - far as
known Airs TaEsArt was not member Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

The innocent hystander In Chicago ordered his fan
armor in anticipation Of continued strike trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

HostlIliies viii nuw he resumed
Ia The nalkanA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

In the midst Of the probing Of eonpanie
Lawson bess leave to interrupt with 4 told you so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

New Yorks auti-tipping Law effect Last week
eats at The places where II 8 n force
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

Somebody seems TO have been fanperinG with the ~
iayor DUNES municipal ownership line.