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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-30


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Iaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-30
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
The Law and the Man

Captain Norton Goddard the
policy shops Of three Captain
Goddard president An-Poncy league had kept them
. hand Of steel
Policy New York But for years Il
s king and
Influences IN favor Of IT, You
can't suppress policy said authorities
Captain citizen elected president Of
dd the police and the dis
attorney policy forbidden by law But he
powerful than
izatoa Of aw-b II It s rightly asserted
enforce the law that the people
which the authorities
had neglected can't policy
can't the
He drove policy playing Of forced the
who had conducted pub that
the police hidden back s sent
policy system king
three years stronger than policy.
wash there a MAN behind the law
the thing.
expression Of public viii until
, turns, irresistible
its IL is like
an ruztng away at waiting for MAN
and WELD H.
There many this There
many thousands public the
But somehow. seer
Captain today policy
Of New York open hinder make
afraid
Was there only York;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
Bicycle Craze AGainR

There OF the bicycle In England All ta' e
Gle factories are working overtime 20 keep orders
us happy revival a sensible Would that might "
endt 10 country
good strong revival bicycle would revooeoaae tne
lives Of people II would put oxygen into te ue
color In their cheeks lie I'm their whole bodies
II would take thousands Of young men rom inc e
streets on sundays the fresh air OF the green country II
would take hundreds women from the narrow
she sy rounds or social Easeea o'
where the world "a big bright and beautiful
bicycle millions OF city people acquainted
with the pregnant not tho whole world
and other streets and lanes and heas
and groves aud beyond n social set boundes do
main o humankind
Is impossible the good the bicycle once ala Tor he
peope az cur cities Many their fine health
TO-DAY 70 the fact that they tho "aze The lives
OF many more were by Not only the lungs
but The hearts OF unnubere opened 70 nha
fons fresheF. cleaner. purer
would bring these nesmabo blessings TO
growing manhood and womanhood Il would sve
health brighter spirit TO the manhood and
womanh0od OF the future.
pedal into the country IL may not
start a craze. { v blood and spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
CHAPTER III.
on BOARD THE AMERICAN
LINER.

LINEN
Arthur returned with hiH casa Of
Instruments lie saw bis brother
would be worse than useless In the
task he had in hand and asnt him
out 10 buy two largo portmantsaua.
Before hts brother returned with
them there were five small parcels
and one larger one done up Ia news
paper.
sPut them down. laddie.- he said.
land while pack. you clear cut
See here. those bags ia the cloak
room at the station had better be
secured. there Il no knowing what
IL In them. II they are not large.
get a porter TO bring them BY
hand: II too big. put them on cab
aud bring them that way, Here are
the cloak room tickets"
And while his brother was away
he packed the two portmanteauH
and carefully locked and strapped
them.
The KEYS be tied together with a
piece Of fwlne. and put into his
pocket. Not that they were % use
the locks we're never 20 be turned
again.
Tie helped his brother In with the
two bags from the cloak room. They
we're full Of clothing. hosiery and
general wearing apparel. not a
scrap OF paper or article OF any
other kind.
Charley" said the surgeon.
"ehirp up. old man. There r. moth
ing 20 fear. Before I am far away
on the trip to America you may be-
sure that every trace OF clew TO
the contents Of those portmanteaus
viii be lying nj the bottom Of the
sea A dark night. An open port.
and here viii be an end Of he mat
ter. This passage ticket n. see.
for two-herthed eahin--that
makes Il easier
Il fear"
Il know you do. old man--oarly
and provfdent fear II the mother OF
safety. But there Is nothing 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

fear Murder will out. but we have
not that crime co our couscieneea.
Keep cool. and all will be well
Il husband In America.
There I shall get another outfit.
and come back in the next beat in
another name. shall go out. OF
course. rs Geo Depew."
Il cannot get rid Of the fear
No. Charley. know you can
not But there IL nothing 10 fear.
Think what the money means 20
you. 70 as both. To you more than
20 me. You have a wife and little
Edith 20 think Of Think what the
money means. tho happiness u will
bring 90 mother and child-to them
both
Il know know"
After all. am doing whatever
n being done. Charley. You con
scientloua beggar you. Just wipe the
the things out of your mind. Let
u be a leaf In the book OF the past.
Paste II down. Don't look az 70.
don't think Of H. Only think OF the
future-the brightness OF a future
from which the clouds have rolled
away. and which a few hours ago
did not seem 10 have a piece Of blue
sky I'm ~"
"YeH-yea."
The boat starts from Liverpool.
calls only az Queenstown. and then
steamH away across 20 the states
Why. given ordinary travelling I
shall not be away more than fort
night. Charley, and when come
back I shall expect you to have
eashed all those notaH-and turned
them into something less trace
able"
How had I better do that7 Go to
the bankT"
"M'no don't think can trust
you 70 do that. Charley. You would
present those notes with such a
white face and trembling hand that
the most unsophistieated bank clerk
breathing would think there was
something flshy"
What shall do. then -
"Mwell | have iti There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
are two rooms empty above there7"

are two rooms empty above there7"
Yes"
Take them tomorrow. Take
them In the name OF Jones. Brown
Ruhineon--any name. Get a list Of
the brokers on the stock exchange.
and buy from separate men nine
thousand pounds worth OF stock.
Good stOck-no risk. Railway
share and that sort Of thing
Pay each OF the brokers with a one
thousand pound note; you will
want the change out OF Il for work
ing with. Worse come 20 tho worst.
II the shares have TO be sold. there
will only be the loss OF few
pounds"
Il will do that"
And now get along home.
Charley. or you will have your lit
tie woman worrying about You.
Don't. for heavens sake. breathe a
solitary syllable which will give the
falntoat clew TO what has happened.
Your wife Is a smart little woman
don't give her too much money at
first. Just a pound or two more for
housekeeping expenses. Let her
think your practice is gradually get
ting better day by day Aud now
shake hands Goodby."
Il viii come up carly and see you
off"
you viii do nothing % the sort.
Don't do anything a wee bit out Of
the ordinary course OF things.
There. get along Goodhy."
lilo literally pushed his brother
from the rooms. and closed the
door.
In early morning a cab took the
four portmanteaus 20 Euston sta
ton. and he caught the train for
Liverpool.
There he had two Of the portmau-
teaus labeled For Cabin Usol' the
Others. bags Of clothing. we're shot
into tho hold.
lie found that tho occupant Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
Mirnbile Dictu!

Iarkn, comptroller OF Pttsbug has discovered
new way o finances OF a city.
II Is the Of honesty
Pittsbug build mammoth filter plant 70 cost so000o0
paying by issuing bonds
adopted council And the usual method TO issue
the Improvement giving favored bank
politicians chance make a little the side.
Strangely Comptroller LTu took the position that
while bonds than needed the first
would require three to build the plant the entire
of the bonds large OF The
the banks OF the Administration and the
people would be paying big interest
taxpayers Larkns suggestion and although
gumbling OF the politicians he had his
But that Is not ALL
The first issue Of to s0OoOoo 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
WHATEVER 100 DO. DON'T WHINE

~ eHAs. GIANT MlLLsR

Nature IN sarcastic mood seems
wilmer shall want for every
hins something % whine about
disappointment aardonehlY meets him az every turn m7o
bis shadow,
NO
rasehosv the
.rs creations Of subjective trouble finding
blurs ana betcae which properly
begin end their actual existence
~
with much certainty OF
Z as
have you
hardly worth mentioning Ia all rastf
80 troubles
might miss their
Ito aha VII such
70 no warpa mind.
divine cheer he
soul against the inspirations Of human sympathy
a whine hts heart
= pfemedacd froarrauged failure.
whining whining a
weakness nexeuhe 10 excite The broadcast charity
sbrinks a whlne-a
sound disgusting and dismaynE than the hiss OF snake
.
virouIneuttha fixed infeShle that This
Is peaaimiato lie
TO environment looking glass. smiles
who world
ngs much richer than he thinks the Zach mans I'M
psoped with princes Of The royal blood:
ou Ia
This Is big busy world hcoH precious little what think
Of Il or What faults troubles und g. u choice that
combined Crouch
the gloom tire hateful ghs sunshine
seeing smiles and catching shreds
Men and ma whining gfo-
yelling erect weaa
physically; labor take paYi
be only a smile
ia
yeai
anythlns anything be anything whn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS


an absorbent.
Ia The spring and fall he objects
70 draughta In the lobby -drRushta
Of cold air. I mean and In tho sin
ter ho would have the management
provide expensive artificial heat
Tie finds fault with a marble
heart behind the desk. and actual
y expects the clerk 10 answer ques=
lions ctvllly.
lie would have tho landlord
maintain At his own expense a free
toilet. and one that IL sanitary.
All II theae things and a bed 10
sleep IN he expects for the paitry
tsGe 10 81 per day he gives up. In
fact. he forgcts that the price Is
the fret and accommodation a sec
ondary confederation IN looking
after "dFummers
CHAs. r. n.
Commercial Traveller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

third 100000 When tho first Issue was auho4ErN
Iaru made the astounding tho city itself would e
81 1000 Of tho bonds It's sinking fund
leaving only 100000 sold o also announced that the city
would take proportion the other In the
Who heard Of the ike9
any city a thing buy les own bondaf
why actually proposed 10 the finances OF
Pttabug would enterprao lilo handling
the money al the taxpayers In such way 10
rather than make expense
Ito should bo made governor Of the state or president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
EXPECTS TOO MUCH.


Editor Star Anent your ed
torlal. Down With the Roller
Towel" l have To say that you
make a great deal Of FUSS and
feathers" about a little thing
venture 10 say that you don't know
much about the trials and tribula-
lions OF tho hotel man. The
drummer" Is very critical and
exaetinE fellow. and he really e1-
poets 20 Rut value received for the
rates charged. sometimes he cx-
poets too much. | have known eases
where drummsrs believed that the
landlord ought 10 supply new steel
pens when time aud use have in-
eapacitatca those Installed the sea
son before. then he demands Ink
that viii flow. he looks fer fresh
blotfing paper when use has rem
dered last years supply useless as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

What special advantage over the
others does your road offerf' asked
tho Chicago man who was Arranging
a trip to New York for society Of
which he was president.
In the first place" replied the
railroads agent. the regular run
ming time Of our trains from here TO
New York II three days. but a. a
special inducement Wen make Il
IN four for your society
II required no further argument
20 induce the man to select that
line FOR the excursion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

a new firm In the art OF paint
ina has been organized and COM
menced operations last week. They
profess 70 be high UP particularly
In exterior and interior house paint
Ing and decorating. Painting lawn
swings and vanishing furniture a
side line. The firm IL composed Of
a young gentleman and lady. n
they conclude 10 continue In the
business the firm name may be an
nounced next week. Bolivar CORE
spondence New PHILADELPHIA. o..
Democrat.
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READ EVERY ITEM
NOTE THE SAVING.

other berth. his cabin companion
for the voyage. had already turned
tn-presumably 70 get as much
sleep as possible before the voyags
began-and was breathing heavily.
the breath Of sleep.
The vessel steamed on for Der
one and only stop-Queenstown. 70
pick up the mails.
ITO be ContinuedD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
90 STAR DUST ~

marked the little camera.
"Humph." said the porch swing.
n YOU had % bear what DO
y0u might have cause 10 complain.
but you've got a snap"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

The members % the board ~ lady
managers find they have a balance
Of several thousand dollars They
don't know whether they are elatsd
or provoked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

You HAVE TO DIE To FIND .EM-
Don't kick there are hotter places
than ns.-HallctNvilie. Tex. Her
ala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

Tammany Halls leader Murphy.
wears knicikorbockers. lie evidently
doesn't care whether his Job lasts
or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Cabinet Photos. 500 per dozen.
Ashley Studio. 1916 First Ave. Open
Sunday from I TO p M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Now r. the time 10 buy your fire
works. while cur stock Is complete
Quality OF goods considered. cur
prices are the lowest in the city.
Piper & Taft. 1914 Second Ave. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

There's no doubt about a.. sum
mer must be here. The Seattle
ball team Is In last place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

"what'll you have on the face.
sir1" u
You might put a little cocaine
on H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Inn terribly ovorworkod." ro-
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-05-17
ENCOURAGEMENT
Capt. Rynder ON the sOuth.

In answer to the question as to his
opinion of the South, Captain T. P.
Rynder, Of Erie, Pa, who has been a
visitor to this section the past week,
said to q representative Of this paper;
1.-THE South is the future great stable
and productive section Of the nation.
It is the richest spot on the face
Of he globe. Its misfortunes
have been many, but 1t will recover
from all Of them, and very rapidly
from this day henceforth. In m%ydense-
Iy settled locality on the greatlake
front the severe winters and crowded
condition Of all of CONNER
oial and industrial pursuits is causing
thousands to turn their eyes toward
the r%estfui, enchanting skies Of the
Sunny Southland. / myself shall
never spend another winter in the
north, but hnd some congenial spot in
the South and try and enjoy the latter
days of my life as Ihave been unable
TO do under the severe winters of the
last few years. Northeast Mississippi
looks mighty good to me. 1t is a per-
feet flower garden, a land to inspire
enchantment in the soul of any man,
TO make him feel that if he cannot be
young again he can at least strive tc
live longer and better and more hap
PLY and comfortably, am iufatua-
ted with this beautiful fairy land, and
it seems 1 can't get enough of it. J
shall hurry home to tell my friends
who have never visited the South tina
it is all and more than they a hope
to find it."
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-05-17

Those Boston folks who gave up
their hard earned cash to a bunco
woman under promise to see that they
got titles we're hardly any worse finn
hammed than the averaged American
heiress who pays millions for q shift
less n0bleman's title.
Uncle Rufus says : Il sho has pre-
nostigated one thing while ram0lin'
mong the white men, dat some OBJ dem
is to lazy to shoe aehicken, but II 70.
Gale on dem to face a BAH tendah'
dey sho' gifts aninety- nine-cent move
on 'em."
John d. Rockefeller, Jr., who has
returned to New York from Europe is
described as having grown a Vandyke
beard and looking pale and aged Per
haps the young man is suffering from
the same cruel Gladdenian blow thai
almost killed flasher.
Indiana Is trying to Save the SOLD
Swimmin , Aoie" which has been made
famous by James Whitecomb Riley. Il
every man would clip in 8 dollar Whs
has his shirt tied into a knot when pc
was a boy and went swimming ~ "a
old "crick" the place could easily d
preserved,
T. A movement is on foot, IN connee'
ton with the jamestown exposition
to erect a monument to Captain JONI
Smith, who made Pocahontas famous
The suggestion that every Englis.
speaking person Of the name OF Smitl
c~ontribnte q nickel to the fund woul
seem to be a good one-for the treas
urer.
Harvard College Observatory aE
nounces the important discovery 6
e49 new variable stars il the remarks
bic nebula Of the southern strikes, q
J small Magellanic cloud. These ne
etars were discovered by an examina
ltion Of photographs Of the soutner
heavens taken last autumn ct Arequi
pa. The neubla ia which this va
cluster OF variable stars has been 81
covered Is the smallest Of the two ~
pellanlc clouds, upon the o~bservatlo
Of which Sir John Herschol bestoWs
60 much labor. Though i appears
s faint patch Of milky light % e
naked eve, il covers an area 2
aftv times IS large as that Of our moo
On al sides Of this wonderful cone
ton Of starry matter the heavens q
pear singularly barren
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-05-17

It's the fast boy who wants to 60 Il
while be is young.
In Chlcrgo the teamaters' strike ia
still going on despite various endeaV-
r to settle It.
The Presidents talk seems 70 have
had q braclng effect on Mayor dunno.
ne refused 10 take the armed guards
OF the wagons ct the request Of the
strikers.
II Oklahoma had never been thrown
oman "a settlement we might never
nave known the exact geographical
location Of the cyclone center Of
North America.
General Kuropatkin viii at once re-
turn 70 st. Petersburg ton account Of
his failing health General Stoessel Is
ia rural retirement ID Russia Ton &C
count Of his failing health
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-05-17
Notice.

All persons owning lands In the
Chuquetouehee Swamp Land district
r requested to meet at the court
house in 0kolona, at 10 o'clock q. m.
May 20, 1905, to try and reach an
agreement in regard to the proposed
ditch. Don't fail to come.
(slgned) H. S. GmLEYLEN,
B. J. ABBOTT,
@. e. GLIDEWELL,
ELI YoDER.
Dock RAY,
7. J. BUCHANAN,
w D. FRAzEE,
And Others.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-05-17

A correspondent wants to know how
long young ladies should be eourted.
That depends upon the weather. II
it's raining he might stay until day
light. otherwise he ought to leave
about two in the morning.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-05-17
CITY Election.

An election will be held in the City
Of Okolona,o on Thursday June list, 1905,
during the legal hours for the election
Of
One Councilman at large,
One Councilman for 3rd Ward,
One Councilman for 4th Ward
One Councilman for 9Th Ward
Fl. L. MORRISON, Mayor.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-05-17

A desirable building lot. Apply to
Miss Hilary Ward.
Chicago is reported to be feeling 3
little sore thai the expected Nay DAY
riot didna mRterialized in st. Peters.
burg to such an extent &c TO over
shadow the reports Of the lawlessness
IN Chicago.
Milwaukee banks have adopted a
resolution requiring al their oisEks 80
furnish photographs q themselves.
Looks IKE e would have been wiser
10 call on the presidents ana casnlofs'
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-05-17
Che messenger

TaF MESSENGER accepts display adver.
fi1emrnts from reputable business men anQ
arms AZ % cents per Incheach Insertion ano
uTlne reading notices OF locals, % ~
cents per line for nrst Insertion 2 cent ~
iine aarh National Insertion. II cuts are
used. rs per cent additional no wood bases.
NOTICES Of marriages. deaths, lodge soclAlA
Church OF other entertainments are aomlt-
of10H fines must be paid for at 10 cents per
line, cash for same TO accompany the COPY.
An legal notices &C legal rates, payable De
fore amdavit OF publications. he'd.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-05-17
For SIC aBargain.

A splendid piano, as good as new
upright, full size and standard make.
ADDRESS, MRS. 0scAR DENTON,
The P~ascadena. Memphis, Tenn.