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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
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The Jolly Six'' Of Webster
entertained their friends Hal
loWe'en night at the home Of
Miss Grace Roller. After play
ing HaHowe ZEN tricks, lunch
was served. They then went
out to see how Nv ebster'' was
coming.
Russell g Schultz handle the
famous Pontiac runabouts. See
them for prices.
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
livered for 81. 90 per cord. G..
ii. Baker, phone "a.
Married at the M. e. parson.
age, Wednesday,. October 81,
Miss Hazel Baldwin to Mr.. T..
M. Edwards. The bride is one
of our popular school teachers,
while the groom is an enterpris-
ing young business man Of Lo-
villa, Iowa. The young couple
left at once for that place where
they expect to make their home.
Their many friends join is wish
ing them happy and rosperous
Journey through life.
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were at Freshwater several days
last week hunting the toothsorne
goose. Pierce will probably
have something to say about the
hunt in the Hits and Mrs.
column.
Buy q glass paper weight show
ing Devils Lake pictures for 25
cents at a. Huesgen's.
A meeting Of the Barber's
Board of exainers will be held
at Minot. Nov. 10 and 20; at
Rugby, Nov. 81; Devils Lake.
Nov. 20; Grand Forks, Nov 90.
By order Of the board, j. e.
i oker, secretary. Other papers
please copy.
Buy leather novelties from rs
cents up at H. Huesgen's.
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lit is d well known fact that
prices here are lower than III
those two cities, for the same
class Of goods. Trade III Devils
Lake and save money.
For fine diamonds. loose or
mounted, go to Fl Huesgen's the
leading ieWeller.
First National Bank loans none y
not only on farms, but on good city
property, as well
ALI the rifles and caps used
by the late Co. % Of this city
were shipped to Minot this week
to be used by the company that
is being organized there. What
is the real cause Of the inability
to organize a company in Devils
Lake? Tie anybody can answer
the question the columns of this
paper are opeE to him.
Burschcer is a progressive
tailor. Besides making suits
that give a perfect fit, he has
added the up to date French dry
cleaning process for fixing up
old suits and making them them
Hook as good as new. He has an
experienced man in charge of
| this depart menc.
Ingersoll watches ST 90 at sH.
Haesgeh s.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horricks
Iof LaWton were iii Devils Lake
Saturday shop ping, and remain
led over until Monday the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Halliday
The best line Of leather postal
|eards at H. Huesgen's.
New baled hay, SO cents per
Iale. For sale by G. II. B aker.
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Dry oak wood. sawed and de-
livered for s.. 90 per cord. G.
II. Baker, phone "a
When the trains are arriving
in Devils Lake from the south,
business. in this city will pick ND
Wonde rful ly. The road will tap
a rich country that will be
tributary to Devils Lake. Cur
merchants carry larger stocks
than ia any other town west of
st. Paul and Minneapolis, and
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jack -o-lanterns and candles. /
Halloween games were played,
after which a delicious luncheon
was served. Mrs. Thorson was
assisted by Mesdames Bangs,
White and Budde. Miss Vallie1
was assisted by the Misses JUL
cite Shortridge frankie Cowan
5CealiaD uelI and Mildred Holmes.
The little guests enjoyed the
occasion immensely.
Lots for sale.-W Will receive bids.
for the following lots, known as
the Parsons lots: Lots 10 and 20.
block l73; lot 20 block So; lot IL
block "a; lot 8 block 119; lot is
block so. Brennan "a Gray, Devils
Lake N. ID.
City residences for rent or sale
p. Places.
Cucumber cream cures chaps
and all roughness Of the skin.
B. ]. Ness, satisfaction drug
gist.
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For souvenir china with local
views for Is cents at Ruesgen's.
The ladies of the Catholic
church gave a delightful card
party in the Woodman hall on
Monday evening. Mrs. Frank
Hyland and Sylvester Flumner-
felt won the head prizes, while
Miss Mary Norton and M. II.
Brennan won the boobies. Re-
freshments were served.
Visit the Fair for bargains in.
shoes.
Ed Pierce, the funny man Of
the Grafton Record, and Bert
Grover, the Grafton liyeryman,
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Miss Vallie Thorson entertain
ed SO Of her little friends Mon.
day night at a Hall lowe en- party.
The house was hand somely dec
GRATED inred and lighted BY
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their attention to marketing
grain, and will soon be in to.
lay in . w inter's supply Of neces-
Stiles. Business in alllines Will
soon takeonan impetus that viii
make the merch ant 8 heart glad.
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
,livered for 81. 90 per core. &c.
H. Baker, phone "a.
The First National Bank. Dew.
ills Lake, N. D., loans money on
real estate at seven per cent.
Frank Handy and Martin
Burg, both Of Grafton, were
among the colony of Goose
hunters at Fresh Water lake this
week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
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I HE OC All FIELD :
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Sterling silver spo0nB for 30
cents at TEL. Huesgen u.
Judge Cowan and Stenograph-
er Taylor were sStarkWe ather5
visitors last week.
New ba1ed hay, 30 cents per
bale. For sale by G. II. Baker,
phone IA.
Have some desirable residences
in Devils Lake for rent or sale.
P. Del Places.
Mrs. Meharry and Mrs. FaW-
cett OF Starkwea ther were
Devils Lake visitors last week.
Try the French dry cleaning
process for cleaning clothes
Of Burtscher the up to date
tailor s..
See Chamberlin for loan on
Farm land. Easy terms. Lowest
rate.
Since 1899 there has not been
d fall So fayo rable to the far M
ers as the present one. The
weather has been ideal for har-
yesEing, Chr shing and blowing,
and more land has been pre-
pared for next season 3 crop
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Don Goll Iliillk

It will be to your advantage to deal
with a house that has built up one Of
the largest Mercantile businesses il
the state on sound, honest business
principles; where you take no chances,
but get d positive guarantee OF salts
faction with every purchase, than to
take chances with some unreliable
or unknown stores! We have the
largest and best assorted stock, and
will be pleased to show you the new
goods and figure with you Oh your
fall bills
We SC per dOz for fggS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
he easO his

Is our determination to give our Gus
toners the best goods for the least
money at al times A good honest
square deal and one price FOR all have
won FOR Us more friends and custom
ers, and made il possible for Us to
erect the second Largest and Best
Equipped store IL the state. No fake
sales; no inferior goods; no humbug
of any kind. But al goods guaran-
teed satisf actory Or your money back.
No clothing that IS part cotton sold
for all-Wool. When You buy y Hart,
Schaff n0r 81 Marx allrWool suit Of us
YOU get al wool and 40 cotton cheat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
LUMBER TRADE
TO Be ACTIVE

Steam schnansrs and sailing yes
sells viii BE- pressed into the san
Franchise trade carrying lumber
iust a. soon as arrangements for
eafHoea can bo made. The Carrier
Dove reached Port ulakciey this
morning aud she will load far san
Francisco. The steamers 90 the
Dollar line viii be sent north 10 load
from Puget sound. ssYaFhi being
taken from che Aberdeen RUN. The
collier Meteor ia AZ Ballard today
leading lumber at atlmaona min.
aud she viii sail tonight FOR the
tiaF city.
Il WAS stated thia afternoon that
Yea al probability IN. steamer niriEo.
uew suuthbound ffotu southeastern
Aiaaka would utan arrival load b.
eafsn OF building material fur he
south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April &c -
Mrs. Julia Stevens Is one OF the
hnppiesf women Ia the United
States she has a devoted son. Few
women are mothers Of railroad
presidents. and some Who are have
little roason to be- proud OF their
sons
Mrs Stevens Is sc years Old. The
anniversary ~ her birth t. usually
celebrated af Mrs Stevens home IN
Utica O.. bat this year she happen
ed % be visiting a daughter in In
dianapolls when her seth birthday
rolled around
Fofeoiten7 NO.
The son. Geo. Walter Stevens. who
Is president of the Chesapeake a.
Ohio railroad system. remembered
the little mother Important mat.
tiers connected with the railroad de-
mandea hls attention. but he would
not let business interfere with The
happiness 81 the one dearest Of an
In the world TO him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

Stevens had his private car
hitehed To a fast train at Richmond.
Va. and sped 10 indianapolis, where
he arrived "Wednesday at noon. Car
riages took the mother and other
relatives from the uptown house 10
the railroad yards. where the big
car. containing other relatives. was
sideiracked
II was brief but happy gather
ing. remarkable for the fact that
few great men show SO much def
ercnce 70 the mothers who taught
them the first principles on which
the foundation for future usefulness
was laid
An elegant dinner was served IN
the ear II lasted from I o'clock
until 8. The busy railroad president
spent three happy hours with his
beloved mother Then affairs OF
the great railroad called him and
at SIS his ear was hitehed 90 a
through train headed toward Rich
moud. Va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
BIG FRESHMAN RESTORES LOST
FRISCO BABY To ITS MOTHER

messed the reunion ana learned the
story 81 y
And Of such there are many IN
San F'taufiaco this week.
Vessel. a, knehsr.
out 81 the baY the sights are al
most a. strange as ia the city Yes
sells that Ntrc ready tu SAIL for
Europe with grain and merchandise.
swing Al anchor awaiting the time
when the authorities VIII allow them
% depart The experience II Ger
mHn "a ptaiu who attempted 20 lenve
she hafhar with cargo Of flour
and Naz arrested for his pains has
taught a lesson. Most af the ships
have refugees ou board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
Mother ovstloyss.

The uauth~r sank on her knees be-
atde =. the tears and smiles Of hap.
plnsan on her face aud aa the In
fsnt unsRiad his little head 20 the
faunf he had missed 80 long. the
irinhuan. haupy. ahuffinE. fearful
and uearisd 10 death. efawiea into
the empty Wagon. took the seat
cushion for a pillow and stretched
ninnHlf 70 sleep
Its all right. tel you. it's AL
fifhf= WsH nii 10 weul8 reply 10
fhs sndis grateful mother. ana
sshsu darkness closed the big fellow
iaY fast asie~p with 4 hsrpY's wom-
aus card pinned 10 his breast where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
REALTY TRANSFERS

The total amouus q Seattle real
estate transfers yesterday amount i.
Il - tiitg1s. The iasSrsf deal
efased yesterday 49, fhs aate -
lots ? 20 H. btn. -. ~ - r. Dee
HXe Ifoms addtftan. ~ James Woosf
20 &. p Thosnpsaa. fuf tsAsoo ne
property in ~ TIE eaannf - Nan
Alh Az and Mercer 81
r 81 SEN hsa naia ta y ~ niark
for o. tea two lntn az Nsnsn ar AMI
tEsff leon e.
william LpbY has purchased iut
81 &tuth et. nsaf EpFuEe ~. from
Lars prferaoa for e see
e. g. culver Yesterday cold 70
" waxuer the aaufh b feet ~ teo
lala on Ffrst az. between Hiains and
Uaffasla ris fuT thHea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
rsooPs oaoEago ID rRIseo

WAslHNGToS. = e.. April e
The waF aapaftfnsng tais affernnou
ordered the foitaatnS TROOPS % pro-
eHed at once 20 san Franciaeo
Eleventh Infantry frusa Fort Wns.
sail TvvsntY seventh Infantry from
kort sheridan. band and 10 rofa.
Hauias from the afg-eiEhfh tn
f=ntrF from Ftlrt snaliiur. fIraf
eaFalry from Furt Clark FFouatet.
Texas. two sauaafana ~ fhs f-iev-
Hufh cavalry from Port Doe Moinea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
Working at Window.

Mr. Daniels and the reat Of the
family had gune 40 sleep. aud about
five minutes after midnight Daniels
himself was awakened b. the sound
OF someone Rcrapine around the
window He Immediately arose. and
securing revolver. started 10 is.
YealiEate
lie found two men trying to raise
the snah. one standing on box
20 better reach the window. and Tire
other supporting the ane working
with the sash Daniels fired two
shots at the mnn on the outside
Neither appeared to have been bit
aud hA' the time the second bullet
had been fired. they jumped 20
cue slide Ia the darkness aud got
ull OF range
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

4 KIRKLAND. April gs-Thc
steamer GaEelle nf the u a r. r.
Co. ~ Lake Washington. IL on the
eompanya ways 81 llouEhiun.
undergoing repairs
f The dance which WAS TO be- given
AZ 1aunitH ncAf Saturday uiehf hy
The Modern Wundueu. ia postponed
On account OF Mr. 3 Hlakeian. one
81 the members. who recently had
to undergo an operation at the Proy.
dcues hospital
The Lake Washington Telephone
Co haze nearly finished the work
Of Nfringlug wires from kirkland
TO Richmond The Lake Washing
ton Telephone line vili connect
With che independent Telephone
Cos Inc OF kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
SAYS c. N. HAS
PLENTY OF CARS

Ths oufinnk foF business ana the
srnHFal Indications fuf excellent
seup~ along the aH~at >nrth~fu
railway vas never better thar at
present. according 10 II. AZ Adams,
assistant general tfHfftr manager n
the Great Northern Who bas fuHt
returned FROM bnsiasss iFip "a ~
Feut where ne uan n CONSULTATION
effh The heaea ~ ihs system.
fhs Gfcat Northern hsa had no
ear shortage sinsr ths nFst ~ the
year. said ~. Adams tits morning
Mere product fFuut the lumber
ards IL beinK handled than ever
before stlil thn Great Nafthafu IL
tfaelng cars ~ the disposal ~ an
affIFsfanfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
ApRRoPniArra 900 GOO.

WASHINGTON. u e. April - -
The hill introduced yesterday hf
CouN Fiint. - appropriate
iaa eco fuT the immediate empluy
utanf - ndditinnai ishoHefx and me
chauira Tor che NaFs island navy
art Was psaa~f b tho senate
nHHnimunaiy TO-DAY Twenty five
hundred additional troops siil
probably ~ ordered 20 San Fran.
cisco this afinruunn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

sAS FHANcfEco. April 70 a
s.mnntba odd baby. lnst for three
days. was restored 70 - mother ~
the Ferry yesterday The mother.
frantic vilh fear and grief ran from
one relief station % another and AZ
every station her cry Vas the same
E1na my baby"
she described u ninufeiy and a
tla. redsfared. rcd haired Irish
fsaunfuf set himself the task ~
finding that baby somewhere among
the $4,000 refugees scattered over
the peninsula.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

fhe statement made that she
nzlis sfs suffcfluE frani taek - cars
- fufssfsfsmeuf A. regards tne
efsat Nrrthsru Tbs lsnuh~rtHcn's
4 saas l4ltan may have trouble with
nghws raaas but mot pIsh un. This
statement il datfr asserted 70 hY
Iatfsru whirh hax. reached the Of
fee aufinE my ahssues. Eaafrfu
merchants are having their orders
flaesd in Washiaafan and their De-
livery il made within YsrY short
oFaaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
IDEAL SUMNER SPOT

Colby. just across the Sound. Is
rapidly being regarded as an ideal
summer spot II IL short ride
80 mlnutes-from Seattle. with good
boat service and cheap fare
II Is the most refreshing point
along the Sound for those Who at
preeiate the quiet and simple life.
The Pacific Investment Co. Of the
Walker Bldg. has control Of many
properties in the vicinity and re-
port the sale Of several water front
home At Colby during the last week
90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
SALT WATER MAIN
PLAN is FAVORED

water mains would cost great deal
mere than that estimate. both on ac-
count ~ the fact that much
hrsvr district would have to be COW.
eFed anti that most Of the streets
have been permanently paved
With system % rait water
mains and the atebaat using al its
pumps. ~ much salt water could be
punpnd up Gu Thlrd Az. "a our de-
raFtmsnt with Ia present force 81
fivemsn could hanal~.
Pew people appreciate the fact
that the thine ~ All times whom or
binary water pipes burst - Nhna
the water 10 heinK used 60 fight a
Bis flrr The turning On ard shut /.
ttaE off ~ the vafsF causes the
water 90 hammer IN tho pip~a MAX
las the strain Efeater than at othaf
tlneaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
FURTHER LIsr OF VICTIMS.

WASHINGTON. p e.. April gs =
The following lial ~ dead was re-
ported by Con. Greeley in q DIS.
patch from san Francisco. 20 a..
diiion 10 those announced ycafeF.
day
Albert D saeehfer. Margaret
Miles. Anne MARY petFin. unknown
man. Joseph IS Arhi. tunB Cor
kronson. Mel Msekiair. X " Man
sen. Patrick UoekefY. peunia T.
Sullivan. Rornard Shay. juice *
Auzi. Amolio Marco. T. A. Husirii
tnha Faurth. Francis Mcrrier. Te
rnaa R0chea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

Poe SUNDAY wear ~ The small
laughter 81 The house a Vvry at-
tfsetiYs coat ~ - white mlah silk
The form 10 loose. with sHnm "a
the back. he length permitting the
short oYaandis fruek beneath go be-
plaiuis eiaihir
This vat b. dsoornte4 Nth coli
These decorations IN turn are or
aataeufea with hana embroidery iu
ahit~ Hlih The sleeves are short
mtfh = double puff and ~nd with an
snsbfnsasf~d band set buttans a
nlufhaf - pearl
4 ahifred Nnpni~nair hat in white
null T. furu WITH fhia beat coat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
WILL NOT GIVE
UP MURDERER

NfhPIA. AIr1i al The anthnr.
siss q Neafesano refused today 80
s@zrr Murderer Armstrong % fho
rznslzE CHARTS % The state priaaa.
Faa arrived thsrs 70 take the cna.
tsnasl 1an e walia Waila. whern
> Z % y k4axed MAJ s.
saixe RIes II tbs superior rouff
~ ne pr1zceusiax attorney Of
las1AliA ecnntg held thaf the Nasr.
Z Mnsf personally deliver tbs pgia.
.afi and aeash warrant 90 The war.
"a Al TIE arntteaftsrY despite che
A. q ~ la4[ legislature iafherad
Y 1qf1fnef Mead. aufhoriziu (
iisis risr4s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

The University Heights Improve
meuf club has taken un the fIGhi
against tho tioffas ~ the Ciuusi
Shepherd that Il - proposed 20
construct north 81 Lake Union
Affected residents aeriare that
they want Coriiaa az cat through
the Improvement ciah Endorsed The
fiEhf against tia inHfiiafien "a last
nights meeting and The matter VIII
be taken 20 the city authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
MEMORIAL DAY
IN THE SOUTH

ATLANTA. April = Through.
oul fia2rKia Memorial day Vas OBJ
aaTeed today b. the Confederate
societies aud the people IN general
The thoughts ~ the southern peo.
nla have been directed more 81
late fn such things hvcauan ~ tho
recent Wheeler Memorial aud the
raunlun 81 the hina aud the Gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
eivGRron

R4NERroS, April 60 The
danee. given b. the Laurel club
AZ the Riserton hall last night was
a success la every way About i50
people we're present aud apuut "a
very sniuyAbio evening The dance
lasted from Sta p m e. 1895 d
IN and each one Of those who Ncfa
present wrnt hume xo0inE 90 re-
fnfn at tho next dance that the
club gave and spend another even.
ing like the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

"a. Suggestion # the Chamber
,,rw,ses that she elty laY a
- a Alt vater mains far
--~s,ssy nss paFpaars Is most
a,,usal sss aad ene { ea'c adve-
- f,r TIE past 20 years. said
-. Marshal kelloEx thU mnfaing
~n,etef for me star etNlN
q .,a,~ ago { aaflined "a ystrfn II
* uatey msiaa 10 eoVrr the tseo
...,neu District u the rity. a sys-
- valrh At that time could have
- IA fsf szzaea Or ssi0eo
csss More Nass
"a nat tune NJ had "a aaif water
-sa .xssasilak az - rhFi as. and
-. At srem tha faol ~ rike bat
.r~r nat has Been taken up u0N
A. ~ present tsme a system nf salt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

y ne crypt Of The Trinity Par.
= eaHfeh tonight a puhilc recan.
"a III BE- tendsred the visiting
-e.aeeIa u TIE International Cianf.
- ne reception VII commence
~ D n. and vii continue 70
4" , a. The second DAVIS see
~ eiossd last Night viii sermon
y MARKS church BY the Rlehf
a Spaalding. bishop II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
MAS DAVIS FUNERAL

fansgai WTricea for Mrs. Amelia
-1FA wis ef tas late ur X -
AaFis wefa hsia fAis afternoon az :
sAoes ffum IRE family resideur r.
- breaaway nafth. Rev. J. +. u.
-@fs offieiafiuz lnirrmeut ia
Aassrisr es1Batsry. Ths services
- ansier tas auspices Of me
'aaass A. sexton wamana Relief
ats ani ne Degree of Honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26
AUTO CASE SETTLED.

What threatened 70 BE ssnHa.
tlon In fhc line % damage suits
AGAINST anfo drivers vas dropped
to-day on a settlement ~ $50 Il
AS fhe $4,000 action 81 Roulan
l1aNsH. messenger boy. against
Iamns = Price. whu wRH charged
with running the bog down with
hts auto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

Last evening. just IS fhf mother
waa about 10 give ar the BIS irish
man met her on hef eternal rounds
~ the relief stations
Come wlfh me" he said
Hack through the gloom % the
FERRY building they sent and in 4
cafnse. behind huFe wagon out ~
nse. wrapped in an cid coat lay the
baby. wan and weeping. Il H. true
bat safe ana sound and hungry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-26

rrrgR sNRG, April
81 t,,,sriat il pestlesa ana even
far s.'..seefs have boon aifteA
10 nees .,,sa hx the publication
y lAd' ,l.' n the dfausht az the ueW
rss's.,,'s.,N,,. ~ Russia 70 is claim.
e.ns .s., me esat has shown the
a ma - ths concessions hes
e'''sn -. e.alux Of 40 real valuc 10
lAe people .s.ry ssssrts NJ
y .n,reff IN the Shove, which
p''l X resented BY every honest
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WANTS pocKAaE

Il vas reported in steamship cir
eles this sficru0ou that tho Pacific
Mail Steamship company. of San
Francisco. has wired asking IL
anekaac facilities eould Do secured
hers fag two Oriental steamers To
sail during Mas The steamers are
the china aud Nanehuria. both for
Honolulu and Hunakoun
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SUBURBAN LINES TO
Be BUILT BY HILL

A week AFRO to-day. When Loais
III vsceprrsiieat Of the 9geat
NsaAera ralirusla was IN Seattle.
h srspsss a remark 20 tho effect
"a rsry $40 TIE Great Northern
suait psy particular aficnt.na "a
nswhas rus. Va attention waas
al % ~ Femafk until tasia3
visa travelling railroad official.
hxh n coanriis gaA1e she remark
~ Iams J fttl had oaa o. the
a. zntA9 car experts ~ the
rstsd sases. { J. Hoist. az pres.
a. a EaFuqe. studying the latest
us u Esot1F ears IN usa IA Fruacu
~ GermAHT
Pass Suburban Roatse.
This sffieGal stated thas. with the
rnnpletiaa Of several short linaa
mx b progress Of construction bf
~ Gsrat Sagthsrn. suhafhaa
fats hon me principal cities
skag ~ Gseat Northern would ~.
ems atieHtioa i l. stated that
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NJ. p. OFFICIALS aEag.

Il ,. Horn. geurrai mAnaear.
and > W Gilhers. general super.
inieudent % the northern Pacific
railroad. are IN the city to-day GA
hustnfas connected slth fhrlf Of.
fees Both siil % 10 Tacoma thia
sftsruaun