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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

Some time affSr ms D. ana retain
"a hY firm % lnWysra "a aHfge "a.
prra on Iarimrr m auiI brought
against him by one uf bus arediipff
vie bill vas Ions overdue But
1orimaf NaH difficult man iu
serve. lie kept no regular hours.
and never seemed 40 do the same
thing felaa Rat wasted Hefrrai
days trailing after him from one
place 10 another. hut always mise
ing him by an hour a minute. o.
hairs breadth Buf Tat HIHHFH got
hin parties sooner COT later There
vas nobody Ia tHo business more eE.
pert fhau he Harmony could hak
anybody even Maddox ard she'd
find IL HaH so
One evening he ealned access 90
LOfimpr5H apartment house without
tho doarmuna knowledge. slipped
up sfaIra and bid Zoo the hall until
lorimef returned about II O'clock
a. night Then hr rang the bell 1f
Iortmer.a HHIf and handed bis pa
pera 10 the tenant the moment be-
opened the door Iorimef had given
him quite n chase. and Rat stood on
tho threshold for n moment. watch
luF bis victim read the sum mons
AMI taking no little satisfaction In
tho expression Of Intense anger
which accompanied ita UeruHal
Suddenly Iafimer looked up dartrd
forward with low anafl - rage
srizsd Ras b. the collar and before
d.. sgssHH Hfsar q ..re .a#WHH hfFu
into the apartment and hurried him
onto the floor in heap HY the
time he reKained his feet Iorimer
had locked the door and vas bear
Ing down on him with a CLEAN of
dlahoIIeaI fury In hia eyes Rat fled
terror stricken down the private
hallway and into the sitting room,
pushed By his lnfIrated aaaailant
To BE- ,uufiuurdJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

CHAPTER Xxx CONTINUED
4 knew you'd come. he whisper
81 AZ last 4 knew you'd come
for him
lie paused aud wiped his mouth
You did something Tor mo once
I 5ve never forgotten Nothing after
tau was good enough Tor me. 1
wasn't good enough I know that
but nohody'ii ever love you more
than me
lie stopped. again exhausted
painting like hard pressed animal
4 never bothered you none
You'll say that Tor me. won't you
he vent on That's more than YOU
could say for some Amt az { know
know a thlnE BT two. I could see
yau without calling and / often
aid often More often than the
/ fellows who called aud didnt know
my tricks ~ ahaddnwinK was
smart al that You ask plahfag
here II / WASH AK anybody no
strength though That was IL Ask
air Maddox Hes smart, too. but
| desn on me lie don't know how
hard q b. 10 be- aiek and straight It
Tho same time. But-l-socn=You
did"
Sc dropped down on the rreaay
/ pillow and o. = eyes closed The uid
wuman. watching htm from stool
near by leaprd "a her feet aud
| placed the bottle In his lips Grad
ually the poor little bunch % IN.
maulty reyiysi aud faobly pushed
bis attendant aside
You had something 10 toll inc 80
auggeatcd Harmony. gently. a. hia
eyns met hers
Yea-somelhiaE 10 tell you. he
Easped
lie paused and strove 20 raise
himself higher against tho pilloN
but sank hack again a. nt q
coughing hacked hia wasted body.
Tn tell he whispered. I'll tell
ron IN time Hut kot moro more
strength than yau ihirk. and II
aeyer have another chance 10 talk
18th you Let's talk
lie cared a. her ultoously. and
Harmony smiled family in answer
I bought fhia blue tea gown
thinkin' % ynu
lie smiled blaeoaaly ~ he ran hla
damp. bony fingers down the satin
edge.
Last time I asea you." be con
| unasd. you Vas In blus-uaFy hlas
in the court Yuu seen mo there
This this spell anne on last uiEht
Ader after Yaa told hoW you loved
Dave Maddox said ID DO thla for
/ FaH III this sent against m. II
I could "a star aud fight Il out
/ Hith him or an man for you. IN
smart IA Eef ahead n "a strength
As RArtiue there. ur-or MADDOX
TT / aiut smart { kuow about
people y0u q be surpfiasa."
tits voice. with IL pliifnl note Of
pride and esotisn. sank to a whtsz
per which gradually faded away biz
had wohhied slowly. and then hIa
whole body suddenlY collapsed The
Old woman hurried forward again
and attempted 20 ruHHe him. bot this
time without success A. last ahe
Elaured up with an expression Of
awe and fled toward the door.
The priest she mutterrd Ties
snInEt
Harmony lraped % her feet A. she
heard the words bat before she
/ could rr1lY the foor had slammed
and The OLD woman vas ciumplnE
heavily down the stairs For tea
moments the girl stood dumbiY
staring M the door frozen with har.
ror and too terrified 90 turn her
head Hours seemed % pass. and
| then the hed errakHd bahind her
and. summouing al her courage. she
forced herself To turn The blank
IS wore moving slightly a. though
I to some feeble effort.
RAi was dying. and This was hla
Death struggle she wan lmpotsutiY
watching 4 human being was SUI.
I FERNS and she Was too ignorant and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
~ STAR DUST ~


She proved % b. anything but a de-
mure and veil behaved brute and
charged along the road driving ev-
crybody nhn met out ~ The road
foot passengers Invariably taking
10 the tallesf available timber. Tier
pure haaef fins .ly uureeaded In fore
Ing her ~ far rs the Grand river
bridge. where she delivered her nj
ilmatun aud absolutely refused %
proceed a step further Joe Tied
her TO a tree. bat when he went
back for the beast usxt morning
with a hYdfaulic jack 70 move her
alone found that she had left for
parts unknown. Joe viii not chase
her Waits. l. r. Leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23


Rat settled back against the pll.
lows and relapsed into silence. Eaz.
Ing steadily into Harmonys face
and obeying her slightest gesture
BY the time the coroner's physician
arrived his breathing was easier,
his pulse steadier and his whole
condition distinctly improved. lis
voice was scarcely more than a
whisper. but It was perfectly clear
"a he asked Harmony TO place her
chair facing him. and directed the
physician 10 seat himself behind her
on the foot OF the bed
My name Is Radcliffe Ricketts,, .
he quavered. a. the official drew out
one 81 the blank forms 81 the eoro-
ner'B office. private detective and
process server. residing at 2ua
West 99th street. and having a place
OF business ut G6is Nassau street
temporarily staying here with Diah-
rag give doctor right name. Rag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
POINTERS ON HOUSEKEEPING
BY cYNTAlA eReY.


Don't hang copies Of old masters close home
painted oil
!. .. |.
@As~N Don't hang photographs ~ your h ne
~ paror or in the hall On the uaufel
room one ssy ct photograph the
y place for photo graphs the sleeping -
#<*FF -W<I&J the peraou Vho n1ozt prizes them
- W&W Don't hang al the pictures the height
kX&xH II there happen 10 b two three similar
- 81 jet and OF The sire and framed
49, effects
@~ square picture r. often made 10 Iook mare ar
= tstic II small round picture = placed cachs side
sometimes
foaha framed pictures uianguia1 above the
stats are not popular In framing they year
stronger and match the "a must
harmonic with both picture aud
frame most appropriate color
pQt OF a hEhteF shade brings picture Is
made 10 match eolors. let them bo
L5s portraits Il the family in oil best
Portraits q relatives Who have very
poor taste unless they b. uAte pieces Of a
Jane mu1 hand IN The
one WISHES X n the attic. and
W. Tt. ig g.. 20 he ianly and all visitors
me D7t 70 Eet around obstacle
pa made II y0a do someone else will suffer yours
q much az you do over poor outaf style Mary
fast taking the place pictures dining room There are 80
plate holders which be filled pretty plates and hung f
the moulding There s little when The aetoarJ blna
OIL paintings or water eoo Of fruits
landscape window In the dining oppo
~ Of low % vase OF cut Towers the plant with
better effect than much silver
fntes shold never be bought simply
hfhn nothing 20 the the
Among the
IT, culture and are The eop ~ h
great
good prints Of the photographs Of art usc
issI whose productions beloved by OF
your foo oen judges your eaue and intellectually By silent
picture friends you gather about yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

Both Harrington has written "a
letter protesting against Indiana 3
proposed anti cigarst BIN. saying
that while IL usY d. true aoFne Grim
mails smoke eisareta. more wear Huu-
psndnrH AMI that u would be just
a. wise 20 prohibit ons az the other.
Hooth overtaaka the fact that an
anti uuapeHHss law Isn't necessary
Zee Indiana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

4 thmlEht you satd Ysa nr~rr
played poker except Tor fun
That's right Somebody always
ruts some fun out u % when I play.
Ana I'm sure l don't get any more
than fun aaf % a gone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
GOOD PREACHING

No piled up wealth. splsndo material growth brill
artistic development permanently avail people I'M
healthy; paaaessoa hon
ss courage unless he works hard
willing fight hard unless the woman
good WIFE, sood mother willing perform the first
greatest duty willing hear and 10
they healthy children sound In body mind
character euoush that the shall Increase
decrcaserheodo Roosevelt tho Congress Of Mothers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
BRINGING Up A LARGE FAMILY.

WANTED Deep water divers. 10
AID in investigation - steel trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

palplfeer Theodore Roosevelt would have made
PREACHER righteousness He breaches
neglected preachers lie a do
preachers real dangers hcalhta
national MO and progress
you may you from the Genesis
multiply epuh the earth You not
81 the saying
diton. n alter
from the primal law Of
Wealth. education science literature rcgon
ali these beside the universal need for the propagation
AMI culture Of children in sacred marriage.
II the human be advanced there Is only
all else each
other hfuIness. establish wholesome %
home ehdn God IN the hope Of
redeemed humanity
men nj vome duty
they are % particular earth.
they deliberately neglect evade BE- bound
by they their unworthy those by whom they
besotten unhoy thing
when get beyond The brutality q child birth
life
made possible By centuries a upward growth
Of expensive before :
pressing the limit wefgly manufacturing
Obliged 70 SIX thousand dollars for ungef Seattle AT
Fakcr
hare-brsfned conceived coarse jest about
devil who OF his hand
pnysrs dangerously close the paddei-oen
Watch Seattle EEoN the railroads
spring has iu begun ofne aIb-spuHg LEAK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

WALTER GAINS PUBLICITY.
Walter Drew. who has just reach
Cd that geat-lickin' Whisksrs stage
Of life. dropped into a barber shop
with a great deal % confidence the
other night. fof he proudly felt that
he had grown a great bunch Of al
faifa this time. (There we're nine
whiskets on one side and three on
thu othfrl. hut this fact only made
the sequence more wichita
tkan-l Eaele.
Yes said the representative
from the tall timbers. we men in
public life have our temptations''--
And our trials" Interrupted the
United States senator.
A great howl Is going up In Pitts
burg because a Judge has been made
"a director In the soft coal trust
Goodness. goodness. but isn't that
better than having the trust made
director Of a Judge?
Clara. has Percy said anything
about HIS intentions ?"
No. mother. but he was wonder
Ing hast night whether or no you
and father had formed any
That diamond pin must have
made a great hit with Mabel"
Not a bit OF H. She didn't even
see II.
"she didn't She mus; ba blind
stone bliud.'
Only 1000 hooks we're printed IN
this country last year. This proves
that many Of tho things satd about
Indiana In the last year are false.
Also 1t proves that not all the
books written In Indiana were
printed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

AND THE FEuD STILL OK.
"iiavu Yuu and Mrs. GRUMPY made
'upT
IN. a. for that. that old thing f.
always made up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
WE RE SORRY.

The star Dust Man will never try
% spring a joke without a diagram
hereafter. lies sorry he eyes tried
t.
IN an uuKuarded moment iast week
ho asked his readers u they could
get So mr. fs9t pennies and thought
be wouldn't have 20 drive that one
In with = wedge He was soon dis
iilualoued. for no lees than zs7 per
sons have brought Ia eupperH %
last years vintage and demanded
tis each for them.
The last straw came THE morning
when a man came down from ano-
homiHh with q haKful 81 3Na last
years pennies aud presented n bill
for $3.50
We had 70 tell him that nineteen
hundred and four pennies we're
worth SIS aud g. - besides lie got
hot under the collar aud left calling
the s. d. ~ a EDl durH smart
alsc
Il think someone e. Knocking. -
said Romulus ono evening Just b.
fore the time 20 light the Tampa
"Rnbbor out the front window and
-. who Il Is"
Remus peeped out and say the
she wolf With whom they had
boarded in their early days
"Aw. fudge. let 'sr knock. e said
Romuius She'll soon get TIRED 4"
But instead % becoming tired she
knocked for an hour. and Romulua
finally was compelled 20 drive her
away with a club
This fable tearhcs than even IN
thosr days there were mon who had
trouble In keeping the wolf from
the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

One reason bad
habits Is bad Is "a
they're 50 hard Z
break
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
NOT SURE. But KNOCKS ANY
WAY

may be mistaken. but my i'm
precision is that tho farmers know
dang site more about seed corn
than these pie-fed professors who
go about the country in special
trains lecturing on the subject. II
they don't they'd better quit farm
ing Antwerp Bee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
BROWNS PAINLESS
DENTISTS
7t3 First ave.

Pariors 1. "a. as. 6 Union slS's :
one door south Of MRepoas-A
Suuthwick'a =,
Hours $50 A. m. TO
sundays $50 90 1880.
BE sure you are in the rise' pA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

Dr. 'utterlys practice evidently
has been growing rapidly"
Why. has he bought an automo-
bile p
No, but he had his whiskcrs cut
Off tho other day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
ZOE rIIAErf

JOE CHAFFoN. PHILOSOPHER.
Joe Chaffan. Of Grove. bought an
innocent looking COW recently from
a farmer across Grand river. and
started TO drive the animal home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

Only 1000 hooks we're printed IN
this country last year. This proves
that many Of the things satd about
Indiana In the last year are false.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

Also It proves that not all the
books written In Indiana were
printed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
MONSTER ELEPHANT KILLED
Everything Failed Until s Mssim oun Fired a rusillade Into
 the Beast.

The indian elephant named FfItr ia the tooiosical gardens of Befiih was Eufope's largest snimai uhtil It finally had to be killed for dlstempef. fir. schliling wss appointed hatsmsn. First hs tried s,fsnsulation by means of ropes and pulieys But ,ne ropes broke and the elephant remained intact. Next he tried poisoning Tho animal wss given fodder of fresh bananas. which vas devoufed vith relish. Then . few bananas were dipped ia cafbollc acid hut no amount of coating could make Ffitz go" them. Finally shoot Ing was tried. The heaviest biz game rife wss procured and s shot vas fired into ,hs left sfmpit The elephant merely looked around in surprise, the bullet having hsttensd against the shoulder blade Then s Maxim gun vas pulled ID 4 fusiilsde of projsc,iies wss pumped ipto ,hs bls hess' under the right armpls The elephant vent down like \ house in its death struggle. vhich vas studied by many scientists. it broke sli i's ehains. snd reduced ps-t of 'hs ifoh fence 10 the paddock io scrap iron.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
NUTMEG cnATiN0S.
istsfsstiae itsms sslisa Ssws sss
 fhs ssAsht sf 0xf Basy ksadsfA

A mass meeting of ihe 4ebtews oI Mefl1tfi lias bebf called ftt to.f Rtl tb pftteHt against what is tetnied tls persecution pf tlie Hebrew Junk deal. efs Of the elty by the police.
 Mrs EmeiIhe thbl better kn8wt ss "Btaiidtna" Ehb. died If bid aee ht Ter hbhie in Nav Britain fast fiIeiit At tlle age Of gp. Although ittti iti sIhsbuty she had lived lha eteatet part of hef fife fiji New Britain.
 While Mrs hieh sheiteh widow 6i Edward Shelton, and sotiie friends we're seated oh the piazza of Mrs Shhltot's residence In iiattford last night shehk thieves entered tile house. taiishtked .upper looms atd stole 4 dtiahtity of jtwety.
 tohn tyi kehbey, 4 laboter who lives ih Hartftrd, with hls hibthet ahd some of hls brothers and sisters. was fbuhd tihebhseibtls yesterday hf- tethooii at the teat of the watehbuse bf Dlds A Whippie bh tdmmercs street At hls sde vas q bottle .hear- " fill bf tarbolit htd. He whs taken 10 thp ffattfofd hospital where II is said that lie will probably recover.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
WHERE THE CIGARS GROW.
Pennsylvania, the Banner State, Easily Takes the Palm
 from Florida.

Tor many years tho competition be. tween imported Havana cigars and handmade Key West cigars has been going on, with a general belief, prob. ably, that Key West vas an important source of supply of cigars
 Uncle sam. who ls a lyhx.eyea coilec. t0f of revenue from elssf factories. takes account in year of 1000. .oo0. 900 tisafs, that being the number of do. nestle cigars smoked in q year. The number imported from Cuba. the Phil. lpphss and other places of supply Is rel. stlvefs Insignificant
 Of the total the number of Key West cigars including with Key West the whole stats of Florida, of which Key West through its proximity 10 Havana ahd ifs large number of Cuban cigar makers is the chief producing poin,.-ls Sbo noO.Oo0. In other words one t~snty4 ,ishih of the total number of cigars made in the United states and smoked here are Key Yves, Of Fiofids made and that number only.
 The great cigar making state of ths country, notwithstanding the isnobls repnte in many quarters of pittsbufs stogles is Pennsylvania. which msnu fsetufes In year nearly S.b00. 900 ,0co cigars New York makes LOGO. .000. 900 in \ year. and Ohio. never far be41lnd Ia profitable and productive enterprises. 750.00o0 900.
 The other states of ths country are practically traiiefs to these. with ths exception Of Virginia which manufac. lures In year o0.00O GOO cigars and is. in fact, the only one of Inc big tobacco. producing states which makes cigars in large numbers Abou, one half ~ the product of Virginia factories is 10 the form of cheroo,s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
NON SUPPORT CASE
tams q fhis hsfAiAt 0siS is bs
 AGsin tSnVnssd.

There was nbthlhe doing if police circles this fiibfhlhs fhe Dhly fiat ttr flat caihe before judge teasley if the tItr court was tie t6htihtad case fbr nbh support Of Ms wife against Alljhft Leach ahd thIs tahe if only t3 be totitiniied again owlhe tb the absehee of feaeils counsel. Attbfhet htiley
 sbtakihg fur him, Att8fhes tishth said Mfr Reilev Will ba home toward the tlbse of the week. Mir Kelley believes he tins | defense md Will tft tlle case for all lt is worth What the defense Ia Atf tlyhtii did hot shs. t Is saldl however, that the tfbtibls between tic fleathts s that the hts bahd desires hIs wife to live with lis owil folks and she wifi hot do this pfefertlhg to have her bwii home f6f ftasbhs that may De disclosed wheh the case comes to tfIai.
 Leach gave bIs Wife an order fpt ST tfls morning and thls must sufiiee tihiIl next fnesday whtii the case will De heard.
 1t k also said tlist tiie worst he tah shbw against het is that she goas atbth1 with girls respectable bhhs though against hs wishes. t,ut this Is offset with the claim that AS her does not seein to prefer her tbmpBiiy to that If hls folks, she flust have sbint society and so long as it ls respectable he has ho room to ob- jeet The Ieaefes afe young people
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
REMARkABle INVENTIONS.
Number of the Later oonttivsnees Which Afe Unknown to
 the Public.

Among remarkable recent inventions are pneiitnoslito, 10 topodet. the tele- meter. the teiephohe-eafs and the ther4 tnophils. which are described In the strand Mssstlne. The pheutnoslito Is afi automobile especially designed for use on ice. but which can just ss easily be used on land it ls moved by s pro. pellef wheel fun by 2a. horse power electric motor, the pfopelet turning in the afr and moving the carriage Al n speed Of 20 miles an hour. The fnpodie; is a combination of pshtosfapt and telescope. by means of which any per son cen make s drawing In correct per. spectlvs of any scene before him. even II he knows nothlns whatever of drsw Ing By means of he telemetef Inc ex. act distance Of fsfaswsy objects can be measured and recorded The atele. phonseafs' Is an appsfatus by which q ship is automatically warned of sub marine dangers. By the aid of the thss fnophlle r Ia possible to furnish heal by means Of s nhe electric wire which can be woven Into rugs. blankets Of cushions and all that is required ls very small electric battery. The lnven. tof claims for II that it viii do away with the necessity of ever having fires ln even the coldest of weather.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
SCHOOLS AnE aEADY.
Sspiis viii fial 1vsf,ihis6 spitA
 axd ypsA Nsxi fxsSlay.

School inspector fyffeii has every thiis fiji tip-tbt, siinpe for tiie feopen- i1a Of selibo next Tuesday. Nearly afr of the schools have been repaired lr sbfne form tf other and tliey are reAdt tb receive tie large fiuititet Of tntils which always tippears at tie ttthIfle of tiie faii teftn At the Croft sthooi aii the furniture ihs been put iti and the telephone system is abotit tompitttd New floors lhte bett laid ifi ti1e bid buildlhe ahd eight of It's foofns Wifi be iised This will make twefitt six rtoifs ali told. against twenty f6tit fast year. fife iiew build- ihs viii aiso he made beautiful bs. the Afritai If nboiit six hutdfed dolfats' worth of pictures and stattiafyi tlis fflofiet for which was contributed by the scholars fast teafl Two new tootis viii also De opened in tllh fJrlxks. one fin tiie Walsh htid two if the Nfuicahy. Kindergarten depart f1etts viii fe added tb the Hank. Lin toin. Nieffifnafi and tiat. inc lawns and kroufids siifrouhdIhe Ali If the achobis hfe ifi the best of shape atid Afe \ credit to ther keepers
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
FLOWERS IN rHe scIlLIes.
An Industry Tbst Supports Nearly All the fnhs bissn,s of
 the Islands.

The scliiy islands. ss most people tnow. ssDply sn immense quantity of the fovefs which are retailed In Lon don snd other cities during the spring and summer
 The fossf industry" said . recent visitor. supports learly sll the In. hahitsnss of the islands The flowers In what are called ;he Tfssco gardens sre . fnasni6csns tight Nowhere else in England srs ,o be found such trees. shrubs and fyvsfs
 There are plsnts and shrubs from Australia Nsv zesIshd the Cape rhins. Jspsn. snf ihs West indies They include pines aioes gum trees giant csmiIiiss sf<isss palms and tropical ferns Of every variety. The whole make ID q atne of falry.ilks splsndor aoub, shsthsr there ls anything ike it elsewhere in she sorid Amid tkis uesi'h Of bloom snd iesfses is ruined sohsy. sns no ruins could sssrf In q more beautiful snA romantic place
 From the hrsi of Fsbruary un,n fhe iss' fsy os Mss. from e 'o ioo tons of aovers gre shipped 'o pensanee every veek from the loser farms even fhr humhless of which is . sight worth traveline nile. 10 see"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
Refuses so Bs H~dsd.

One thing tha, snnoys and humiI. ia'ss western man 10 Ses York city Is fhe psy in which he Is herded with the crowd. Out ~est s man is sn ln. divisIai He feels ths, he ls some body-s responsible eisIsen. s factor in the community. . person more or le-s worth vhile. entitled to certain amount of respect merely ss . man. and ressrdlesss of reslth or social position or political pover. Buf ia Nes York. unless one is somebosv very important. he is nobody a, sfi. He is A mere unit in the mob. os no more moment thar ons sn, in . hiiI San Francisco BuIiesin-