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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
PRESIDENT GOES ON PICNIC
Executive spends the Day with His
Family in Woods at EatOn's
Neck.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, July 1S.-President
Roosevelt and his family enjoyed their
first picnic of the season today. After a
brisk row in the sound, they landed at
Eaton's Neck, a popular picnic ground
for them, where they spent the day. They
returned in the evening, when the presi-
dent went over his mail with Secretary
Loeb.
The appearance of Lemuel Eli Quigg this
morning in the bay on his steam yacht,
The Edmee. caused some interest on ac-
count OF the recent political alignments in
New York. Mr.. Quigg, who WAS evidently
on a pleasure excursion, did not land, but
departed from the bay at an early hour.
He made no effort to get into communica-
tion with the president
Mrs Asi l.. Esac has moved her quar-
ters in oyster Bay, taking a room near
the residence OF Secretary Loeb. She
persists that If It takes all summer she
will have the interview she seeks with
Mrs Roosevelt. Mrs Esac was COM
mitted to the government hospital for the
insane for three days last year and then
discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
FATALITY ON RAILROAD BRIDGE
Every Member of Family of Seven
Except One Killed or Injured
Near CIarksburE, w. Wa.

CLARKsBURG, w. Va, July lS.-Whne
walking on a ,trestle on the Baltimore &
Ohio road near here tonight John Norris
and his 5-year-old daughter We're struck
by train and instantly killed. Mrs Nor
ris and three other children were seriously
injured. Norris and his family had been
visiting at Jacksonburg and were walking
home along the railroad track. Mrs. Nor
ris was carrying the baby and when she
saw that she could not reach the end Of
the trestle and escape the train she
placed the child between two ties and the
next instant was thrown to the ground
below by the engine. The baby was found
later uninjured. Every member of the
family except the baby was either killed
or injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
HARTMAN CANCELS PASSES
California Omcials Can Only Have
Those Calling for Trans
POFtatiOn I'm state.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 13.-Congress
having passed the railway rate bill with
its sweeping feature prohibiting the is
suance Of railroad passes, President Harri-
man OF the Southern Pacific, has sent out
orders here 10 cancel the annual interstate
passes which the San Francisco officials
Of the road sent out at the beginning OF
the year.
This cancellation order Will not go into
effect until the end Of this year because
the law in question does not become opera
tive until that time.
The congressional law has nothing to dc
with the eompsny's annual passes wtthiu
the limits ot this BtAta
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
ONE MERGER CASE is DELAYED
witness Wanted at 81. Louis May
Cause Hearing 20 GO over
Three Months.

ST. LOUIS. July ls.-Hearing in the fed
eral court Of the governments suit TO dis
solve the Terminal Railway association has
been conditionally continued until tomor-
row, when F. II Harwood coal traffic
manager OF the Illinois Central railroad,
will be summoned to explain how he was
able by complaining 10 the ST. Louis coal
trafic bureau to force the Iron Mountain
TO restore a coal rate which II had cut in
the spring OF 1906.
NJ. F. Watts. attorney for the Terminal
association, promises that ne will make
every effort 10 assure the presence of Har'
wood at tomorrow's session. 1t is stated
that II Harwood does not appear. no session
will be held and the hearing will stand
adjourned until October l.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
BIG MINERS STRIKE SETTLED
Forty Thousand Men in CIearneld Re-
sion Resume work Under Com
promise Agreement.

HARRISBURG, Pa. jury 13-The men in
the collicries OF the central Pennsylvania
bituminous district numbering nearly 10000,
who have been idle since April l. when the
mines closed down because the operators
would not restore the scale of 1903, will
resume work on practically the same scale
as 1903
The agreement to do this was made
day in a conference that was attende -
prominent operators, President John y
ell and Secretary Wilson of To i
Mine Workers of America and TIA
tives OF the district unions IL .ected
territory. A conference We Phlla-
delphia on Tuesday on whic. rms were
made and these were submitted to the dis
tricts which sent their men here today TO
ratify them. The discussion today was
principally over the question Of the open
shop" This principle was finally agreed
TO by the miners. An advance Of 555 per
cent I'm the scale paid prior to 1906, an
eight-hour work day for all inside workers,
a check weghmans fund and arbitration
OF all differences that may arise In future
are features of the agreement The agree
ment Is subject to ratification by a district
convention, which will probably be called
by President Gilday for Clearfeld on Tues
Gay next Inc agreement Is feEaIueu as
a compromise. the miners getting the ad-
vance and the operators the open shop,
arbitration and check weighman funds.
National Secretary Wilson, when asked
today regarding the agreement, said: THE
thing that gratifles US is that il gives us
the 1908 scale of wages, and that is all we
contended for"
KANSAS CITY. July 1s.-Bennett Brown
commissioner OF the Southwestern Inter
state Coal Operators association, an
nounced tonight that practically all the
vexatious troubles which have arisen be-
tween the operators and miners in Ar
kansas, Kansas and Indian Territory since
the settlement Of the recent strike have
been adjusted and that all of the mines ir
the southwestern district are now in active
operation again. In Arkansas an agree.
ment has been reached by which the
miners have returned to work on the doubl,
standard basis, pending a decision of the
suit brought against the operators for VIC
lating the state law against the double
standard.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
BEE BULLETIN
Forecast for Nebraskai showers and
Cooler Saturdays sunday, Fair and
Warmer I'm West Portion.

I Dreyfus Restored 60 His Houors.
Unrest StiIl Prevails In Russia.
Thnw said 60 ne without Funds.
Chapman Leads the BRptists Again
Commission 60 Probe Grain Trade.
News from All Parts of Nebraska.
4 Affairs at south Omaha.
bible Work I'm the Philippines.
Baptist Young Peoples Convention
o More Fighting In Guatemala.
Opinion by state supreme Court.
Japan for open Door I'm MnnchuriR
Riding whip QueIls the Rioters.
Financial Review of the Week.
LabOIers Blown Up with Dynamite
Origin of the FOnmy Drinks.
10 Editorial,
II Five million Increase in Omaha.
Lincoln Gets Bryan First.
II sporting Events of the Day.
13 Financial and Commercial News.
10 Council BIuns and Iowa News.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
TEN MILLION BARRELS OF OIL
California Company Contracts 20 ship
This Quantity to
Chile.

Los ANGELES, Cal, July ia local
oil company announced today that II had
signed a contract with private parties In
Chile for 100000 barrels OF oil to be
delivered within a period Of ten years At
the port OF Iqueque. in the state OF Tura-
psca. About a dozen companies in the
nitrate field there will use the oil for fuel,
and railroad officials in that country have
announced their intention OF putting oil
burners on the engines OF their roads.
The company will use foreign tank steam
ers TO transport the oil. the delivery OF
which win commence this fall
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
OMAHA MAN KILLED AT TOLEDO
struck by LiEhtninE white Attend
ing Dinner ct a Family
Reunion.


TOLEDO, o., July 1s.-(special Tele-
gram )-During the progress Of terrific
storm that swept over Northwestern Ohio.
Nelson Buck, a prominent real estate
dealer Of Omaha, was Instantly killed by
a bolt Of lightning Five other people were
killed and many injured In this vicinity
by flashes Of lightning.
Mr.. Buck had returned 70 visit his par
ents in this city and was attending a din
ner given in his honor. The table was
spread in the yard and the family was at
dinner when the storm suddenly came up.
The people ran for the house. but Buck
was struck by a bolt OF lightning just as
he reached the door. His clothing was set
on fire by the fash, but the body bore no
trace of Injury. d. E. frisbie and George
Hall. who were near Buca when the flash
struck. were rendered Unconscious and
were not revived for an hour. Buck 5
wife. who was formerly Miss Peters and
whose parents live in Omaha is prostrated
and under a physicians care.
Nelson A. Buck resided at 4sts Cass
street The meager newt was received in
the form Of a telegram stating Mr.. Buck
was stricken while at an honorary dinner
with his wife and children, the latter es-
Gaping injury.
Mr.. Buck was for two years in charge
OF the real estate department of r.. c.
Peters & Co.. 2ls-22O South Seventeenth
street, agents for The Bee building. He
left last Saturday evening for a vacation
of two weeks with his folks at Toledo o.,
which was his old home. Accompanying
him were his wife and two daughters, one
and two years OF age.
Three years ago Mr.. Buck married Miss
Nellie Peters, cousin Of r. G. Peters Of this
city A year later he was placed in charge
Of the real estate department Of the firm
Recently he erected home IN Dundee
valued al 5000. He was well known here
He was 30 years Of age All his relatives
lived at Toledo. 1t is believed the funeral
and burial will be at Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
HIGH WIND IN ST. LOUIS
Poles Along south Broadway Blown
Down for Distancs of
Four Blocks.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. July 13.-A heavy thun-
derstorm, accompanied by a high wind re-
duced the temperature from ss 70 70 de-
grees this afternoon and also caused con-
siderable damage TO street car lines, trees
and small buildings in the south part OF
the city Telegraph and telephone poles
along South Broadway were blown down.
falling across the street car tracks and
tearing down trolley wires. For four blocks
the poles were leveled and street car traf-
nc blockaded. Police and fire alarm wires,
telephone and telegraph and power wires
were torn down. The wind for a time blew
fifty miles an hour No casualties have
been reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

The st. Marys' is sailing vessel built
sixty-two years ago, and for the last
thirty-one years in the service OF the New
York City Board of Education 1t carried
about 100 boys and its master is Commander
Gustavius c. Hanus L. s. A. 1t has made
frequent cruises 10 European waters. The
present cruise began the latter part of
April and upon its return II was TO have
been put out OF commission, it's place being
taken by a newer craft The st. Marys'
arrived at Cadiz, July 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Movements of ocean Vessels July Is.


At New York-ATrived: Batavia from
Hamburg; Campania, from Liverpool; Prinz
Oskar from Genoa; Massila, from Naples
Sailed: Celtic, for Liverpool; Brooklyn, for
Naples.
At Boston-sailed: Lancastrian, for Lon
don
At Hamburg-Arrtved: Brisgavia, from
Baltimore.
AT Havre-Arrived: Bordeaux, from New
York.
Al Copenhagen-Arrived; C. F, Tietjen,
from New York.
At Leghorn-sailed: Citta di Palermo. for
New York.
Al Liyerpool-Arrived. Virginisu, from
Montreal; Arabic. from Boston. Sailed;
Cedric for New York.
Al ambuTg-ATTived; Graf Waldersee
from New York. via Dover.
At CheTbourg Arrived. Amerika. from
New York
At Gibraltsr-Arrivod: Carpathia, from
Trieste.
Al Rotterdam-Arrived: Nleum Amster-
dam, from New York.
AT Philadelphia-Arrived: Minnesota
from London.
New York
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Bakers' Union suppressed.

MOSCOW. July l2-The chief of police
has ordered that the headquarters OF the
Bakers union be closed and the president
and officers OF the organization banished
Military bakers have been put at the dis
posal OF the city by the commander Of the
garrison On account Of the cruel hardship
which the bakers strike has Imposed on
the poor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
NEW YORK SCH0OLSHlP ASHORE
St. MaryH. from New York. with 100
Boys Aboard, stranded Near
sparta, Spain.

GIBRALTAR. July 13-It is rumored that
the New York school ship st. Marys is
ashore at Sparta. Tugs have been sent
from this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Political Prisoner Killed.

HBLlSAVETGRAD, July 13, - Trouble
broke cut here last night when a convoy Of
political prisoners, which had arrived dur
Ing the day, refused to go further. The
guards beat the prisoners with the butts
OF their guns. One OF the prisoners, a
soldier who had served in a Wilma regiment.
seized a gun from the hands Of a guard,
whose companions Immediately shot the
prisoner dead. A peasant for remonstrat-
ing with the guards. was killed on the spot
The political prisoners fed IN a body TO the
station cells. from which they fred at the
guards one Of whom was wounded. Otder
was finally restored
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

lcORtiRusa On second Passl
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

CcOnanusd on TittA PAEAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
KAISER BILL READY
TO SLAE KING EDDIE

LONDON Jan z Friction IL IN
crsaninf bet seen the courts Of Be-
lin and London. owing 10 mischief
ma.lnE tale bearers who are repeat
Ing uhpalhtable sayings II ths
kaiser about his royal Uncle va.
ward
The kaiscf Is irfiihted BY tie large
amount ~ newspaper space given
over 10 Kihg Edwards Influence ia
European politics and recently be
said 20 a number 81 GermSn court
followers
IL II too ridiculous for that uii
rake Of an uncle Of mine 10 pose aa
oostroiler Of the dastinlsa Of great
empire
This remark Was repeated 70 IA
ward who replied
That yasnE fool william has
committed the great mistake u
meddiiuT with my business lie vii
have 10 ba taught better mnuurn =
KING Edwards cause has been
taken up by Nr uaif0ur who said
that England would crush ans mon
arch Who Tried 10 emulate Napoleon
and dominate Europe aud b. Lord
iAanssi oNae. shO has referred very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
THE LADY AND THE ORGAN

IL 10 a singular fact. muHinEl,
remarked Al HERON. che once "a
mouH detective. nuN retired. fha
IN ali ass and countries. may o
she musf successful criminals haY'
hr~a women, have met vlt'
manY women criminals aud one sal
The allrhnat mhopllftnf that ! uxnl
raa across during NJ long carevi
a. a detaftiYr.
One DAY this waman entered 1
lewelfY afarv and asked 20 n
ah0un some pins while Hhr nj
examining the pins. a man wal
playing a hand organ before th'
door The music seemed 20 annoy
her. and. stepping tn fhr door sh'
thFrs q piece - money 20 ihe maf
snd told him 10 80 away, which b,
dld.
Ga returning 70 the cuanie'
abe stated that nous ~ the pinr
suited her. bat that. a. sums easn.
pen4atioa for the dealers tfuable
she would buy a hruaeh she ehnsf
ons. paid Tor h. and WaA ioaxinF
the ahap when the iewcief missed a
diamond pin Of great value from
among those abs had been sramin-
tnE
The irwcier stopped his ens.
toner. Who seemra hikhiF fnaiE
uanf. and insisted on The lewelef'a
wife searching her. which Naa
done. bot no pin VS. found / uaa
las A. "a "A
tefmlned 20 watch the woman !
saw her enter another jewellers
shop. uher- aha was pretending %
make a purchase. when the organ
Erinaer made bis appearancc AZ
sosfu "a be began PLAYING she again
Tires him aume money and ordered
him 80 move On. but ] perceived that
vita the money she bad given fhc
man vas. "a may be inferred. some
iewsiry Il ia needless 20 state they
HeFa promptly arrested
OF the many women wha have
hrrugae famous RH cnunfrffeiters
none were mufe ~ perhaps than
Nancy Kidd. Who came of family
% spurious cuiu makers her father.
utntHHF. ana All hEf fHlatlfHa being
engaged IN The business sha fol.
bowed the business successfully for
fuliy 30 years
Nancy Kidd vas arrested several
timea. once with a large quantity Of
fihef paper IN her possession. such
a. government notes are printed on
The officials xnro unable 90 deter
mine how this Was obtained. bu,
when Nancy revealed the secret Of a
chemical solution by means Of
watch notes could be made perfectly
clean. she Nas set free in return for
this highly valuable piece % lufor.
nation
1t was Saney'a practice % waEh
of 81 bills with this chemical solu.
ton and then reprint thom In high.
er denominations Although thci
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
The Great Change

only tho other day that the boom of French cannon
The Emperor
Napoleon fashion Tor the world and the pandof of ha
establishment ouriyaed civilization.
And now
President oahet will office gladly. willing
~ quietly. retire to-whoref
To simple And the door 10 closed and tho
Will IRE bones aud forget
the tubn
lent world.
Hut what contrast
world s and who long
since turned 10 auat IN HE coffin
vale a president and all but him .
Il all right the growing equality OF things "a The
plain people like
pxmoa Now the equipped to tule
and birth n a handicap.
To-day peasant OF Yesterday governs province and there
title that Of GOOD CITIZEN.
while toube his country
the fire and mods hn pipe world marvel
tho rising tide Of fe.om tho all stands for
personal goy@nment and monafehlai oppression.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

/ plainly - the kaiser az "a unserus.
ulaua pateHihte
The kaiser has been maaa firhflsy
mad by Theses references and =.
many OCCASIONS be talks disdaiufsi.
" Of the afmoun 81 King Edwsra
all 81 his remarks being faitbfuliv
conveyed h. The British monarch
A few days ago the halaer aatea.
tstiDusly sllghted the English am.
baaHad0f ia Berlin. fAscellea la.
,cellsa reported the incident 10 hls
Government and 4aa raeallsa IA
England Immediately Il was a.
firialiy stated that be- Dad tAksn
leave 81 absence. bat ths light a.
fafed a. him Waa the real reaHsa n
biz departure
Efforts are being made to reeaa.
cite The two rulers. hat hlfhera
slfhgat result The peaeemaksr.
however. are counting on the CON-
inE Jubilee celebration ~ the 9Th
auuifsfnarY ~ the haisera marfiare
% bring about Il reconciliation and
also on the H1pseted birth Of A
child By the German crown princes.
which viii make the kaiser a sfana.
father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

America Ia the march Of the proclaim n
tefcsta Of the majority Il IL them.
have named themselves shhl them instead
with organised which purpose th4
representatives who
The whole % 10 ndny Suspicion wa
have the the preside message pfeahn
to engreas sermon based tho principles OF
eihisa No other American upon per.
form such astonishing b
Roosevelt has asked a square deal
lie the NEEDS
OF legislation behalf Of ioF ton
ue with interests Why preach
Reo@evsltn proposed Lest ssfiouaWu
per equal congress uaess
the humiliation NJ The through dollar cal
iouue chained wall securely
roads the yaaa Il xuat Eaftcra princes olE
arehY. viii nEh nail they before
whom hsY really Tho halls
words pasiaing
vested iutsresfa They wu coin raadsa
gentle Erncrailira shat hey wil
I working Htl Hartman Roetstslsr asd
Could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

released ahs vas subjected 10 a
ahaAas" - the secret service. and
bat tso years passed ere she was
again Ia the tolls. A. hat time snf
Nan oaifualhly keeping a dreaamak
ina establishment In Cincinnati an.
der the name 81 Thornton
nue aaY uhe started nut AZ II Cor
4 Nalk. Swallowed. as usual. by 9
deieeflfe. she continued her walk
for some ume, aud afroled oBi as
the faitia Miami road autil ahs
came to piece - woods catering
she dag ~. az The foui Of large
tree. q boa Containing about t2Q 90
Ia caaateffelf mnaey That night.
accompanied ~ her husbands ais
ter SEE took = train Tor Chicago.
unaware that a brother detective
auI I wege GA The same train.
She was arrested made no De
fonas. hut nobly sought 90 shield
her ypuuE sis;rf-ln-las. She uas
sentenced. upon several Indictments
fgr eounferfeiiiuE. 20 eight years ia
the pru.tcuuare. where abe finally
died.
Another e'eYer criminal NsH one
Miss nentua. aa ata preferred 20
call heraolf. bat she doubtless had
ln her time assumed several aliases
Anykns. thrsv young aomen in the
city ~ Nuw YORK. living near one
another. not iunk aEo. allowed this
prrtty Hiri~far she VAS pretty. "
must be admitted of - 20 pass
upan them thrce SO bills Ia confed-
crate money
This feat was achieved BY her.
and she vas arrested on complaint
% one There's pAEneY. just after
Mira PaRneT had awakened 90 the
fact that the So btu for which she
had given in change SIS on an al
vance payment on a furnished room
just rented BY Miss Denton. bore
the signature OF jefferson Davis and
The date Of the first year Of the civil
var"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
The Pity ofIt All

The attempted rcvuiusfou IN has failed -
Of patrlsss have settshi
81 thousands OF ohrrp have
and hEen have been slain
worth u property hSs been namea-and
vain
The rnrp car has saved his throne perhaps
bids nF Ia uia awhile forces 81 freean once more
mas and rise for his attempted everthraw'
u seems h~dee Many millions Of people Eruanag
yoke Of class oppression made 20 toll comparative
few ahoaid riot luxury
Whea VIII mankind learn everyone
Tor thh rights A. aenf
In asea TO come when enlightened mauk Nok back the
deeds q ay che tramplnE Of tho many the awful
'auN q NE a. now live It. i've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

Nelson. eli The from the
little Of siege Amer
icas January calendar girl for The star
- old. Quito lives
= harbar She
every morning hastily dressing she
stable and fowl yard Tor Guttes passion Is 70 DO
vi anlmas.s
ducks morning and vta tho
waiehdoE family Of guinea pigs which she fus ioosg
after With loving Cutie when she plays efen makes believe
plungns.
head lowering the q her hs mouth
d0wn bit She quite know whether she
dogs s poodle
Faithful whose picture had
Wit her own
Cutie" has 70 be at school o'clock She loves
study natural history school aud fse other hs
position that attacked caterpillar and Killed that
tho caterpillar turned into beautiful butterfly
4 for a
drinks after home for
another visit hs animals AFTER tb. she
field and tho the
sharpenB appetite heq dinner O'Clock
bed 70 dm Of her horses and her guinea p's
poodle dog. "Trufast@
s'outtss" father a director a sugar factory at SIC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

90 Anessea. received telegram
s.u~ Cclass Duncan o. the Pacific
cease division this nzsruluE stating
ihai Captain nuyua win BE- Sustained
u his so3niuo here
As = result % the Christmas din.
ssr given BY the Voiuniess. cuu-
plaiuts wero made against hgYce
charging him ~ith AidAag other
ffhtngmal orders After an inFesfi'
Enfian Coicnel puneaa decided 20
sustain 3oYea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

lent Paul Morton the kind life
Insurance PRESIDENT lie intends =
allow the policy holders tdt 400
against the legislative bills hts COM
pany doesn't like 40. no. he ian
xolnE 70 divide Andy Hamutoa
SALARY among them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
- STAR DUST -


George Ale denies ha 10 engaged
% marry an actress "a one Of bis
plays People Nil BE- ineilned 60
believe GssssNe lie innt q steel
trust official
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

whether The human really
hoas~a civilization" today all far re
plane Ute Of the which
each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

fsla IN Jail Mf Cochran should an.
durataad rirhs ho-s that he's wfung
A uaa ulih fi8.e.si. ~ oAn 80 ~ Jail
IL BE- wishes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

40 your children sill believe
there Il a Santa Claus Who furnishes
Christmas gifts ia some mysterious
way"
Certainly not It's my wife Who
l.a.l q. I'M .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

En- Queen LII wants this equnfSy
70 give her SIC 900 90 Why gessp
Tom Lawson give Il 10 her 49, 90
the nyafamG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

"a steam Pipe IN our nat hroSe
this morning. not a foot from Nhers
my wife sat rocking the baby
'stum pipsf Well. she waa ioF
tunato that IL wasn't water slipa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

Geo. bat Il keeps Teddy busy De
Tending bis frIenda. doesnt NF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

Why ~ n a wom
AMI be tie kird II her
huHi1and gives her a
g. 50 lamp FER Christ
mas hut Eit aurc II
be gives hsr a barrel
Nv eaai ollf