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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-14
Observation-Disclosures 8rp,pn BON Utah
geitUrben.

@oibington, t2. 9e5. Gr-
@unOesieuotor 9lrtbur 8romn BON
lltob, melder in ieinent 3immer inn
ySotel &alcigb" om Somitog Hadp
mittag bon Srou Nina Wf. 9raolep
bon Solt 2ofe Gitp Neidoiien lpiiroe,
itor6 beltte unl Mitterrodt i'm
y@mcrgencp.@oipitol.
Trou 8roblcp miro morgen I'M
FoIi3ciQcridt mtter Der Anidptloi-
GltnG bca Moroe3 poroeiii6rt mer-
6cn, Sbr NnmoIt miro bchorpten,
nob lie uttcr Dem ollrgclhriebencn
@eicb" bcred)tigt lUor, Srn. gromu
idlicEclL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-14
@runoitlds : ltebertraannaert.

Guarantee II. Srlllt 60. on Marp
6. Sbofer, Siioieite Der 8orSon.Ape.
nobe Moplefuoob : apenue, % bel
100 Sub ST.
Baltimore 8rouno Sent Go. al,
Morp 9. Bentley, Siiomeit . Settle
ser Sort . 4uenue, nobe 9opleltr.,
1913 bel 70 Cub, $S33.33.
Sobn g.. 9efer uno Srnii anSSiaac
StrauB. Gillette ser Inuitr., rabe
eagerItraBe, 1856 bel 20 6uB 8ro3.
$50. So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-14

NAlIbllIIpNAN4' (DNN'' AVN >NIplG wv
ain0cr mo ieine @cituIiter Gm.
lunO SuneS Is. W}cSbanc 6rou Al-
len 4. Smith, iung uno 6rnu So.
min Somlano. Die @ccroiglrna fin
set beute Nafnlittog ulli Dem 9on-
ltie @roe 6rieobofe Itott, Die 9obr-
htd)trager peroen iein: GongreB-
mann Sohn Sill, JIM Sr. @ilion
NJ. Gorp, Or. Sitgb &obn, Sr. Nid,
s. 8ortbinQton Or. i, ". OmcnS
unb Nr, SronciS Modin.
6eltunGSboucr sc it 0 T.
BEN.
ST.. r>o6n $. Minnif. mcjdcr III
iriiberen Snhren GcitrngSluerfc
bnlttc fir boS &ricg5 0cportcment,
iturb an Gienitng in iCiucr @ob-
nltlg, Nr. S57, @rccnmount Mpc.,
an ser 2ungcnentjiinOuuG. Gr per-
ridtete bic Woureyorbeiten an Sort
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Gdc bon 2erington- lno GretcrItraBe
foot 3uiammen. Yoli5iit 0'Gontor
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icincr @obmmA Nr. POS. OitsScotG.
StrnBc. Coroner 9iein1orOt %conlto-
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Nfnnm Itarb, ~u1breuO cr iib 1T Scr
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Scr 800 Mint. Gas
NclcItc III ocn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
irppbl bel Sung uno 9lt limo 800
Wclculd)aftcn." Cine Der ungencb-
men Scitcn Oicico Nnliiicnlents lit
oclicn 9iuiGfcit, ia cine Ycrion ci-
men oll9cnebmcn Nn6mtittoq uno
Nbcn0 bel Den Gbicrclt pCrIcbcn
tonn mo bod 0cltiigcno @lcingcIo
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cine Came Die glei6en 9iIoer er.
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bnuic, Nr nos, Nor6-Gbctcr.Str,
ans nodI bcnt Baltimore 6%ricobofe"
jlt @robc Nctrogcn. Yoltor q. =.
Stcr0cr ontirtp lei oen Groucricier.
lid)feitcn int Sorlic mo an @roGc,
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&S. 3beo0or g8crncfc, gl6crt 81.
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6rorf. 3oblrcid)c foitborc @litmen-
Ipcrt0ct 5elt9ten BON Scr 0ro6cn @e-
liebtbcit ocr Gobin1cid)ic0enell.
6rou Soldier Wltroc onl 6. Mars
1851 IN a0niG&bod IN @orcn 0e6o.
rclt; tic fam Dor Is Sobrcn nit
brent @otten Sobn Sd)Gicr, ser il,
@corN @olternidNmiot'S 9rouerci olS
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@ottelt BON 3luci Sodtcrn Gupbroiinc
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SoGlt NlpGons. scr ougcnblidIif
sur Scc iGGrt. Scd,& Girhcr lillo
ibr in So6e DorollSgcGongcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-14

&erbarg niBpolle W b
griff.- 6rau Marp Sigb bon Nr.
26, Horo. @ilmorItraBe, nabm geitcrn
Morgen irrtbiimlider @eilc, ais lie
0tcoi5in einnebmen mollte, cine Golis
Quediilber : Sltblimat eln. gle per-
Tor fur5c 3eit onrouf ibr 9clpubtleln
mo geItern Mbeno beiano lie lid ben
4ngaben bon Or. q. DC. Slatter nod
in fritiidem 3uitanoe.
Ser .Eeaboop Seigbts-
@cr d onerungs8 erein" bat
Die Seroronung CUR llmipanolun8
oes Huntens Ser Werrimon.2ane il
pllnipcriiip Yorfipap" inooiiirt INC
einen @eiblrB o|lgcnontntcll, oaB bie
9dume mo giii6e auf oen Seiten
oes ct. EaiilltrnBen- 90 erriman.2anc,
9ouleporOs untcr Sbbrt Der Farfbc-
5oroe itellen lolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

Through the perseverance, Of
Doc pesine. famous eN-eowboy
and special courier far The star. and
iEsysarsaid ChaEisa ASHER. fha
stars aeunt A. Ksnt. thls paprf
reached its Subscribers in Kent and
Auburn dufinE ths entire perloa e
the flood 80 other paper from &C.
attic o. sisewh hers reached that disc
tftlt until thn water had subsited.
bat The star furnished the residents
e daily account u the fioad during
its pfnEresH
spoc" made daily trfr % Kent
from Seattle. returning the next
day ana starting out uEain. lie first
Travelled In a surrey. bit tbs rising
waters forced him % carry the fA-
peFH on hogaehaek
Al one time u took ttra sn after
neon. uight aud until ne nesf day
az noou 90 reach hin destination. but
he pushed ihfagEb over All eb+
atariss
To Miller was entrusted ths fer-
wafdinK ~ the papers 10 Auburn.
and he made Foot TIRE second day
he VS. unable o. hire horse for
isxe ~ nasasY. bat nnaily secured.
a. a big prizes. a man 10 Naik TIE
distance with tha gsaperA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

Wuxira' Wuxtra'
Great doiaxa at Eagis'E hall i4s,
nieht
Tolkeya- are tn fnii flight.
Wnxtra.
The mach anticipated uewnhuvE
ball waa haid on schedule time last
nixht, aud Il vas De swslleat.
evur.+ InonEh nAoRsy MA9 nnAll1ad
10 bur enoaEh 't0ikrFs" 10 staff
che most vufaeiouN ~ the nHustes
60 nuffocailoa. and lhsre IN accord.
InEly CONSERVATION IN tha ranks
The fosloelnE primes Nerr award
ed
uanaaomess hahY. James O. Eng.
Ter, one year uif Haa Of Mr. and
Mrs George Engier ~ 1850 Norman
~ best DRESSED lady. Misa Francis
Church, beat dressed gentleman, n
Conroy. hsut sustained iady char
arfrr. Miss JcAnia johnson, best
sustained gentleman character, Ray
Hopkins. most cansteal character.
nenay Silver! most original char.
Aeterp. Mr. aud MRS Henry John
son. A special Candy Md" prise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
TRA|NBLOCKADE
BROKEN

For the first time since Tuesday.
Nov. IA when the floods caused
a blockade. trains left Seattle iEai
night for the east over the main
uuc OF the Northern Pacific The
North Coast Limited departed Al
, 30 O'Clock from the King -. pas.
senger station aud the Spokane 10
cal started at II 30 D. IN.
TranAcontinsntal freight on the
Northern Pacific ana the Great
Northern fFom the east have hwsan
- arrive.
An additional passenger train
will be put CA b. the Southern Ia.
cifie. from Portland 60 san Fran.
cisco. beginning Sunday Leaving
Portland e viii be known az Ma.
II. departing az 1850 D N. II VII
carry Pullman nieepeFs. This viii
ALLOW passengers leaving Seattle CA
the Northern Pacific az tS0 O'Clock
IN the aiterunan "a reach Portland
AZ ip. 50. glying them 90 minatea At
The latter place befuro departing
for the south. The embargo Of the
Hartman lines against certain
Eoods Tor delivery at san Francisco
has been removcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
CLEARING AWAY
FLOOD DEBRIS

There r. n iarrc force OF men al
worh repairing the damage canaed
b the recent flood In the DuWafn
lzh valley. The fences slong the
interurban line are being rebuilt
and The grade strengthened. AZ the
present time the cars running over
the line nfc compelled 20 run az =
very slow rate Of speed.
Among the suburbs which were
affected by the fiuod T'ukwilla
seems 20 have suffered the wont
as the logs were iammed through
the Windows 81 the houses aud
hardly a residence Ia the lover
land Of the little suburb Vas not
damaged 20 \ certain extent sevs
erAl thousand feel Of logs was
washed on the cleared land but are
nov being cleared away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
urlLTH BOARD
ORDERS ARREST

-rks hoard Of health and i,a 90
.arueas a Inspection aru indt
80 ! ,aslr attempts q make SAP.
-, lnsp~esinn. and enforce the OF
s-.sess soserning the construction
= assslasn<s~ This statement vas
~. y Attorney o G Mesllxra
- "a FepIs % a question a. %
~ Inspector c. r. Fraseh, az she
uasary department. swoye ont a
skrsal ioF his arrest On the charge
4 rssssrueting i stable In an an
mzlzrY way.
N xes:ilrra, whose estate oens
s<arly al the lAaa about four
snrss snnfh Of Madison II. 90 the
,zsres q Lake Washington. re.
sc.B eonvsrsed an old barn into a
ssss shelter without stalls for bis
>ursss. wAleh be bad grazing en- the
nd According to one Of the build
x wdlnancea Il ls rsauired that
srzhse euiis "a the Capitol illIi dia'
<<f Snd teYUafts shall - OF con
ava npcrs xith a sewerage sys.
-
sxafsltkzsanAlnx re fact said
n Nefsllxrn. that I have usiy a
&el.r fer ny hospeS. Il 4 had been
I hrr wuali b obliged 70 in.
~ bear asnchs a sewer. an5 -
4, sars wnaid be below The sewer
sszzen wcaid have e. pat IN q
p1n2inx sgafetn to pump ths sew.
ma lzso fhe ssHerA
~ NcCllsfa stated that IN tire
sdAhafbpoi - bis property. there
~ Z e<szpooi which vas formed
ram zasfasnaA laaa above. sad
ue vkift his horses were Obliged
avail % reach tie shelter be built
n t1sn The installation a a
wswaxs system. ha declared.
vssid mshe tks refuse flow laso
A1s y shlngton. as there - no
o. osslas Dor j, A. that nosnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
IS
WANTED

"A. ~kents Of The state unisefs
- 49, decided "a ask the lesis.
80. AZ An appropriation 81 stpe..
:. s.s, y. buildings Tor the university.
-, \. sre to be al the disposal u
~ - sl,sks Yukoa Pacific exposition
:. ...ssls,se dafing the exposition
"a legislative committed OF the
W II which Judge c. u Han.
- |. chairman. viii also ASK the
..s.lssarv Cor "a appropriation @
- - ,awnra the exposition. TIE
80 80 i - available Immediately
!. - s.nnropFIation. II granted, VIII
!. assesea % ne construction ~
..s.s.,rv buildings A committees
1890 ol former United states
1870 loan l. Wilson. AaYof "
I vesre Iussgc n A. nalllneer and
s.s,4 4 Reed. was appointed 20
80 in 10 coaErcss Al It's next
.s..s.s Ar M appropriation BY the
.s,luusl suyernment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
HUGHES SPEAKS
At BANQUET


NUW NOnk. Nay. ga ban.
aupt was rendered Governor elect
Charles r. Hughes BY the Repuh.
ncan club of New Nufk az tho Wal
lesf- Astefia last night over zoe
rl'ofnaaent republicans OF the state
weHe rEeseni uess state Republican
ehsirman tsmedc /. woodruff vas
loaHtm8atar
Mr Hushss. IA sqoskitaa sBts
"optlnftst and peastnisg. ere ttu.
10 and courageous. have Imposed
trust upen me cut of &c / spell
Opportunity, responsibility and cod;
speed. We should meet conditions
81 FAR a. they ito within ouf Prov
nce. sauarely eanditiy and with
readiness g. serve the public"
ctoeIHE his address Mr. Hughes
nledsca himself to "a the best in
hls peWsr 10 further the better in-
turesia 81 The state. adding that 10
felt keenly the confidence which
bad been imposed IN hlm. and stat.
ing that he would do hla utmost 20
retain that confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
FLASHES

la Fslissss Gees Ems.
Pressure % enKs Ecmensa made u
necessary Tor Senator Robert Ia
F'eiisEte % leaxe Seattle fur shs east
last nlkht
eslssss Church ssuisi-.
The Ladies' Ala society OF the
Frsc Lufherap church VII give .
sszeiai tenikht N the bail At Thlrt
And Chestnut sta. n Ballard
kiIlsas Fross.
The first Killing frost - he nea-
non occurred In SeAftis laat niKht.
atth ths Temperature at 81 degrees.
slightly hsipw tbs freezing point
Dawson Stages Operating.
A J. ficF5os. general manager OK
TIE White Pass : Yukan route. ar
rived In the city iaAt night. aua
stated tha, sae stages On the wtnter
route are Hqw n operation,
First Free Church Bsraar.
The FIRST Free church opened It's
Christmas sale IN the Eriraeun
building last night Tao sals Niii
close this evening wifh a musical
entertainment and dance.
laundering Men Meeting.
The Pacific Coast tmmbsr Mama
factureFzs association IL haidlas is
regular monthly meeting this ART.
srmOon Ia Tho rooms Of the Luln-
beFmen's ciab.
Bass After shineis Men.
Dan W. fissa president and man.
aEsr 81 tbs shlngis Mills bursan. Pc
taFned last night from trip 20
Arlinstcn. where he had been In tho
interest u TIE cio&e-dawa Of the
shingis mills.
Thief s,obs Barr.
G. Hsoxedoru. of Prices livery
stable. at wsstsrn AZ. and BELL st..
has reported 20 the police the thsft
Of a frunk stolen from the barn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
ANOTHER
ST RIK {

ssffvFR III e. Nox "a
eslas + .,s.ssn,,f-sk nss ikteg Nssas
~ = .s ~ ls.eassh Ceen4aesa
aae's'''s s,meas lsate closed ans
e l's.f sssis,s. thro0lJss iso men pel ~
~ ' rae aaloa rsiallA,sa hy eslls
wv 81 ne men flam ihe other
= ~. company Three hum
A'ass Z. ~. a. affectad II the strike
sisa e.,.s<.,i business ln che town
- = tied 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

John ~. Price. proprietor Of the
hnnhsuser cafr. this morning fln-
ally brought suit 30 the superior
court against the eitv demanding
damages Ia ~ sum Of 10000 for
injury arising onf ~ the demends
ants alleged malicious prosecution.
chief ~ Police Wnppeusieln. Mayor
Moore. Special Detective q W.
Clark. the American Surety conn
phny and the city of Seattle are
made the defendants iu the COM
piaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
WOMAN'S
LIFE
BY Cynthia Grey

Cook aud eat. o. and cook,
Wash the dishes. read a book
undrcHs. dress ana pay n call.
wnho and sleep. and that is all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
TARIFF FILED

OLYMPIA. Nov. sA-The Seattle
a Southeastern railway. which OPP
crates too miles 81 inEkinE read
near KanEiey. has filed IL freight
fariffH with the railway commits
rian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
WUXTRA! 1T WAS
.SIlNPL Y GREAT

was awarded "a Miss Sarah conroy
b. popular reclamation for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

uniune costume that she wore,
which was bodecked with candles
81 al eortA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

A leesufu with stsreapstean ytsua
eil 30 Eisrn - samuel &. Iaaaeaa-
ter. consulting eurinser to The uffiee
q pssplsr resadn. before the euKineer-
ms students 81 The antVefsltY Mon
day night AZ ! o eiork The aab-
jest VIII be -f.ngfns~finK Features
q Highway Consifuetiqu. and the
Opportunities o. She Young I'm
EInrer in That Wurk.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

Thief Rob. Barr.

G Hoowpdoru. Of Prices livery
stable. at wsstwrn AZ. and BEL 81.
has reported 20 the police the then
81 a trunk stolen from the barn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
NeusIl n.sh rrem AIa.ka.

Frank n Newell fsf years =
photographers u Alaska eesnes. has
returned ffum the north with a
magnificent collection % hia sea-
sons work The directors u the
A.-Y..P exposition are examining
hla work with a sfrW - havtng u
exhibited al the fair
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

the wamsnn Missionary society
held a merttng n tha Plymouth
Congregational church yesterday
afternoon. at which Mixn Elisabeth
Jenss. Miss May = walker. sacfe-
tary nf the Y. ". q. A. and Mrs.
Easin Lonldan delivered addresses.
Mrs. II. A. lsassr pseAided and MIA
= = Van ilora ted the devotional
services
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aehleaa olNea Leeture.

fienIamln SehiasA president Of
the nNai Birth. delivered an ad-
dress last evening a. the Temple
neIiirsh. lie told of the horrors u
the New York Ghetto, also spoke
q the good work dane By the 80
eiety during the san Francisco ala-
Asfpr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

sornsihlnE nsN ln street railway
appliances was demonstrated a
sueeans yesterday b. the Seattle
Electric company. This in the
g'heatharn Electrical switch Whteh
does away with ghe cid iron rod and
the stopping Of ths car, ~ the nsN
device the switch il turned by
means Of the trolley eufrent az the
car approaches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

Miss EanA Ilodeou kulkht. 81
Portland. Me. aud Winfirid Scott
rteFes. first assistant euEine@r q
The steamship Dakota. Wefe quietly
marridn at the residence az Hsx.
". ] Randolph. pastor ~ the Grace
Methodist church. Thursday even
lnE. AtanabsFs u the cfs~ Of the
Dakota presented Mr. and Mrs
Pierce vita two handsome chests q
sifveFwarw.
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a. alleged unsafe and defective
bridge in the akFkomissh valley near
tsestnx. recently rFeetpitatea a
team - heraga aua theif driver .
ruin and injury This Il the cause
q : complaint filed ia the Superior
court IN which ths liasilaNs shinEia
company demands damages Ia the
amount % $3.50 fFu8 King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

John sihpoi. a nuasian, IS years
~ ass VAS arrested toaay bY OF
ficsr Martin. ~ he landed from che
steamer Utopia. His arrest was
ordered BY the chief % police I'm
neilingham who VIII send q man
dnNn today 10 talks the fugitive
hack.
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The Pacific Coast t.mmt~r Mama
factnrerzs association IL haidinS u.
regular monthly meeting this att
srmOon Ia the rooms Of the I.usa-
$3.50. afaN
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James Murphy. ARRESTED Thursday
on q charge Of having held up ard
robbed Sanford sale. has confessed
his guilt % the police. He haa got
been Identified as the thief by his
within. but asserts that he - the
guilty party. HIS arrest was made
By Officers Massft MostruGa and
smith. after lively chase doNn
the railroad tracks south 81 the
unlon depot
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ago, when l was chief mate in the
schooner B. F. Lee, Captain Clements.
He has two sons born there who are
studying law in the states and after
they graduate they will go home to
China and help to Americanize it.
DR.. j. b. Landon, a Chinese graduate
of California medical college, late in
business at No. 800 washington street
San Francisco is going home to beIp
build up his country like hundreds of
others, and to place their race on a par
with other nations and receive recogni-
ton and treatment like human beings.
Another gentleman, highly educated in
English and draw poker lis well ac-
quainted with that gentlemanly gambler
Abe Gentry, and the famous Col Poker
Davis, of Los Angeles. He believes
he will be able to hold a full hand in
China without working hard in his old
age and could beat the Chinese emperor
at cards with hands down. Quite a
number were from all over the different
Central and South American states,-
Mexico, Panama, Peru and Chill. Thew
We're the relics of that horde in the
ffties who were stolen from their
homes IN Macao, Portuguese China.
shanghaied on board those infamous
ships, Marco Polo and CHRISTOPHER
Colon, and chained to the deck. One
third of them died on the passage to the
Chincha islands and of the remainder.
only 10 per cent lived out their con-
tract. In the fifties the great mass Of
ships left San Francisco in ballast and
the only available cargo to be had on
the Pacific Coast was guano and nitre
IN Chilli and Peru, most of it being sold
in England Belgium and Holland. We
all agree that the United States is no
longer an asylum or safe place for the
Chinese, and the great mass of them
will leave and go home. The brutal
treatment by hoodlums and labor agi-
tators makes it unsafe to stay much
longer, as they see the unrest of the
public and silent hatred the white la
borer has for them. The great influx
of japanese into the United States will
bring revolutions and anarchism much
quicker. 1t will lead to civil war and
those having past experience will know
what to expect from hoodlums and la
Dor unions who have taken up the
cry America for the Americans and
China for the Chinese"