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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07
Music
Lessons Free
IN YOUR OWN HOME.

A wonderful offer 20 every lover Of music,
whether q beginner or al advanced player.
Nirctv-six lessons Cor a les number II YOU
desire sor either Piano. Organ. Violin, Guitar.
Banjo. Comet or Mandolin viii DC given free
% make orr hoa,c study courses for these it,
strunicnss known in your locality. You will gct
one lesson weekly, and your only expense dur-
.rc the time you take the lessons VII be the
cost g pos.age and the music s-ou VIII use
which is small Write az once. It viii mean
rnuch 20 YOU 20 get our fire. booklet. J. viii
place YOU unecr no Obligation whatever 70 Us
o. You ucvcr write again. You ard your fr.cnds
shouii know Of this work. Hundreds % o-i-
pupils write: " - .sh i had known q your
s-hoci before " g Have learned mere in one
term ~ NY home with your weekly lessons
than IN three terms with private teachers and
/ 90 a great deal less CIrc-sC.' 81 EvCrvthluG Us
50 thorough and complete" " The lessons are
narvcls 81 simplicity. and my u wear o.i boz
las rCt has the least trouble 10 learn. " ore
rnl mister writes - AS each sucrcc dag lesson
! comes I ara more anL. more fully persuaded
made no mistake IN becoming y1ur pupil-"
! We have been established sew ycars-havc
I hundreds Of pupils from eight wears of age to
/ seventy Don't s1v you cannot l--ru m-sic
/ til ycu send for Cur free booklet and tuition
/ offer. Il VIII Re sent cv return mani free "a
/ dress L. =. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. I5A Union
/ Square. New York City.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07

IT, a-rrs - Ne s1-y l-id in the lar crurrry-
HortIe Ian. q iay AcrCtter q fhs Cls-erclan No
rararr 49, ffaz.lrl Gees rrurl ta u1lt4sffry
aft~r t~ra fClnt li.rg q crrtatn -er.1ls ctafisa
t~rurfr 1rraIflsf Rim ~ r-1ltar - tte ElllAt
ne aara~ CAV hrnrher q IT, laF -irrttreu q the
r-rnasrerv Aleyre Etr1cron tnkes hts departure in
aNtIf-Allre NslA q flAtt.'-A % AAN-AtA
cesiTratr fhEf ~ stsoEid, ehrr D. t~c1rlc twenty
years 90 fofth for ozse y@er - choo-e for hin
fnrlre calilrg II aafr@-e De- nfllfre frCrl
tte r1osAsfrrY O. wlst tls brofber III hocrlan o.
Elrrceat war-C rryH1tatic- l. I1rt u1aaNerl one
A. rlytrfEu Airyr~ erekf shelter a. rr1dslfe irn
wiere - gl.eete Horcls 4o1n- he 8 Tery nluct o.
fsrraft A. rlEflr IT, earnklL A. - ard. an
Er|glsh arcber t1st hack from IN frcDc1 Ners
bcr1ls @ot.r Fettlrz lrto a ccatrstertl : 80 ~.
ward e.Farea g. WrsoflicE t.11t sitc u rcNnlAti
Hcr1se 1ota oefrrlEE - yln a. y c-e tt.,ntnl ~
sf.rh fgf4ars - erftsssf N Re co~s ut ttrue ttc
latte IL oFteF m t,r- Nnee1s teattt - at.-I
nourae ~ unslrcrsf1l trala, yiNa-1 flf,cce1a -
t-Iek IN ei.rg1.i-s a. rlznt Fordlc Jo1n ~ho d
H. t,s1ra1 O. sofa tee - lite COMPANY
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07

srurre1 cock and ncv-hRtched chicken,
Thy tEhting days may SION - over.
'.l5&dSt asked me in the name q
charity would have giVen freely.
cried Aneyne. AS a stands. not one
farthing shall YOU have with nay free
vii and when I sec my brother. the
Socnan OF MinstcRd. ne viii raise hue
and cry from viii 70 yin. frorn hundred
&c hundred. Uutn YOU so taken as
common robber and a scourSe 70 tire
country
The outlaw sank his club. The
Socnan's brother ne gRSpcd- Now.
BY the keys ~ Peter. had rather
that hand Wfthe-cd and tongue was
palSied ere I had struck OF rniScalled
Yea n wa are the Sccrnan'S brother
xou are one % the right side. var
rant. for 81 S-our clerkl,- 6rcSs."
His brother I am replied Aleyne.
why you should modest ire On the
kings Croun6G
Il Eive not the pip q ar apple fo-
king OF for noble. cried the scrt
passlon&tely- IN have hsS frcm
them. and 81 I shall repay them an
q sud friend 70 ny friends. and. ~
tht Virgin an evil fccrran a my foes
And therefore the worst q toeuan
20 thyScl<" said Aileyne. -sut pray
you. Sincc rou seem - know him. 10
rolnt out 20 me the shortest path 20
Ky h-cthcr's horSe-
He vAs following the track. his mis-
rfvircs Increasing VIII every step
which took him nearer - that home
which n had never seen. when II g
sudden the trees began 90 thin and The
swa-6 70 sv-ea6 oUs into = brad green
lev. where I'VE COWS lay IN The sun
shine and Grcvcs q black swine v-an-
cr-e5 urcheckci A brown tc-cSt
stream swt-ie5 down the centre o. n :
clearing with 8 rude b-idCe Huns
ac-osS IL. and OF the ether sids vas a
second fr'd slopinC I'D u . Ions low
lysuE uur-r1 hruse. with thEtche-c Too
and CTer squares frr Windows A.
lcyre CazeG across az ~ VIII tlsnee
Cheaks and sparkling eyes-tcr this
n knew. --st - TIE home - rs
fathers
Auevue was rouseG. however. 1ro-r
his uleaSarc reveTT hv TIRE scuDc a
voices. and two vcCrie e-nerEed f-o-r
the forest some kite way Il his 2 Eh'
ard moved across the nd Ia the ci-
rrcrfr- ~ the hridEe- The one vas 3
man with yellow flowing celr1 and
Wy 1r-c hair % III sane tint droc--
lur over MS shoui5ers- BY rs sid.
walked g woman. t1u RrG slight ard
rRrk with 1.-The graceful figure ard
cssAV-cur- composed features Eer 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07

shelter. there 20 wait until the pages
return BY the grace Of the Nirgin
and the help OF my patron St MaEta-
len. I stopped short ere 1 reached his
eoor. though as you saw. he strove 10
bale me up 10 IT,"
But your father7"
Not one word shall I tell him.
You 90 not know him. but I can tell
YOU ne Is not man u disobcy as
have disoheyed him he would aveuca
ne. IL IS true. but Il is not q him that
1 shall look Tor vengeance. Some day.
Itrc nance. IN 1oust or IN tourney.
some knight may wish 70 wear my
coiors, and then I shall tell him that ~
I he does indeed crave my favor there Is
wrong unrecressco. and the wronEer
the Socmsn 81 Minstead. 50 my
knight shall ind a venture such as
I bold knights love. and my debt shall
bc paid and my father none the wiser.
and one rogue the less IN the world. "
/ Then down the glade there came a
little green-clsd page with laughing
eyes, and long cUrls floating behind
b HIM he sat perched on a high bay
horse. and held on 20 the bride of a
81 lrited black palfrey. the hides OF both
glistening from a long run.
4 have sought you everywhere. dear
Lady Msute.' said h. IN a piping
voice. springinE down from his hors,
and holding the stirrup. -Troubadoui
C1lurel as Tar as HolmhLu ere i could
catch him trust that you have had
no hurt or scath1" He shot
questioning glance at Aneyne as h
spoke.
No. Bertrand" said she. thanks (,
this courteous stranger. And now
sir she continued. sprinEing into he
saddle. 1T KS not II that I shoull
leave YOU without a word more. Noi
have acted this day as becomes a tru'
knight King Arthur and all al
Table could not have done more ]
may De- that, as some small return
my father or his kin may have powe
e. advance your interest. he is no
irlch. but n is honored and hath Erea
friends Tell ne what s. your purpose
and sec q, he may not aid IT,"
: Alas. lady. I have now no purpose
I have but two friends ln The world
and they have gone L. Christchurcf
p where d. a. likely 1 shall 5oin them.
! And where in Chrlstchurch -
At the castle which is held by N
brave knight. Sir Nigel Lor.ue. con
! stable % the Earl 81 salisbury"
4 To his surprise she burst out a
laughing and squirting her paifrey
I dashed Oh down the glade with Dr.
. page riding behind her. Not one Wor
/, did she say. bat a. she vanished ami
Z the trees she half turned Ia her saddl
and waved a last greeting Long tim
, b stood half hoping that she Nigh
: again come hack 10 him; but the thu
: OF the hoofs had died away. and Their
d was no sound IN all the woods but ~
. gentle rustic and dropping OF ~
: leaves. At last NJ turned away an
. made his way back o. the hlghroad-
= another person from the light hearte
= BOZ who had left II q short thr,
(, 10 bs coaifzses Se-f Wook0
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07

house. blowing the while upon a
shrill whistle
~Come," easped the woman Fly.
friend. ere he come back
They ran together 20 the cove OF the
woods. As they gained the edge OF the
bruShwocd. Aneyne. looking hack. saw
his brother come running out Of the
house again. with the sun cleaning
upon his hair and his beard He held
something which flashed in his nj ut
hand. and ne stopped 20 unloose the
black hound.
This way'~ the woman whispered.
in a low eager voice. Through the
bushes 10 that forkcd ash Do not
heed me: I can run as fast as you. l
trOw. Now into the Stream-rieht IN.
over ankles. 20 throw the dog on. As
she spoke. she sprang herself into the
shallow StrCam and ran swiftly Up the
centre % IL. with the brown water
hrNhinr over her feet. and her hand
outstretchcd 20 ward OF the chnging
branches Of orambie or saphng Al
ltyne followed close al her heels. With
his mind in a whirl at this black vel
come and sudden shifting % all hts
plans and hopes Yet. grave as We're
his thoughts. they would Stin turn %
wonder as he looked az the twinkiing
feet OF his guide and saw her 1.-the
/ figure bend this Way and that dipping
under bcughs. springinS over stones,
with a Nrhtuess and ease which made
" 4
/ with her. Al last. when he was al
T most out ~ breath. she suddenly
threw herself down upon a messy bank
/ between two holly-bushes. and looked
rrefuIly at her own dripping feet and
. be6raEEled skirt.
AIievne. Stiu standing In the stream
EIanctsd down at the graceful pink
aud-vrhite figure. the curve OF raven
black hair. and the proud. sensitive
face. wAichlooked Up frankly and conf
IDENTIFY AZ his Own-
Why Gid you not XIII HIM
XIII himT Nv brother
And why not with "a quick CLEAN
of her white teeth "Fie would have
KILLED YOU 1 know him. and 1 read d
in his eyes. Had I had your sraU
would have tried-aye. and done tt
ircc." She shook her Clenched white
hand as she spoke. and her lips tight
enci ouincusiy.
i an already sad IN heart FOR wha
Z have done" said ne. sitting down o'
the bank. and sinking his face into hi
hands God help me, all that 8
worst IN me seemed % come upper
most Another instant and ha'
snitteu him: the son - my owl
mother. the man whom ] have lonse
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07

Charles r. Barnes. in the New York
World
4.
Mary had a little lamb:
One day "a got the Group
She sold IL 20 a packing house
It's now canned ox-taIl soup
Mary had 20 have a pet:
She bought coming COW,
witch died OF splitting headaches soon;
Irs country sausage now
Mary vept and wept and wept.
And then a ptGgie got;
The plGgic died OF tummy acne
Ics bonod ham. like az not
4
Mary saw tie packers make
fortune from her pets,
mt shs could hardly clear enough
Ga thsm 20 pay her debts
s.
May bought an afiing sheep
she knew 70 was A sin -,
And when a died she promptly eA'iSo
An undertaken in,
Thgs rre~fous pair ernbalnned the sheeb
Az sold ~ All for cash.
I Tke foiks who bought u 81 tneIa s4io
what lovely corned-oeef hasD
4-he unaertaksr aud the girl
Decsded then 40 hitcns
They orRsnsxed packing nS,S@
knc. gee. bat they asc r'c1'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07

Don't take scoop coffee when you want
ArbuckleS' ARIOSA Coffee. which Is
sold only IN sealed packages and never
loose out az q 90 scoop
\ grocer may recommend a loose COT
Zee ~ 50 much pound. He Is all right.
He means well. II he handled the coffee
himself. from the tree 70 You. yoa might
wei trust hirn iuiphcItiy
But he does not
tie may Know something about coffee
lie may think he does but let that pass
He buys It loose From whon2 You
don't know-if YOU Gid il would not
mean anything. lie trusts the man he
buys II from-maybc a salesman. maybe
a " holeSsler. maybe a little local rooster.
Il does not matter. What Go they know
about coffee? More than the CrOccr
I Perhaps
Where do they get their coffee
Where docs Il come from
Whose hands touched X last?
Where had they becn2
They can't tel lava from Brazilian ok
. the looGs after x Is roasted. and II take
E a nan, expert by years OF practical cx.
? pcrelce, 20 select sound. sweet grccr
coffee 90 high cup merit and anothci
man with tie knowledge and experierc,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07

tlzck hair Vas gathered back under e
IlEht PINK COZ. E=r htz- E.l-s-- proudly
UT-lr l-r De-E 2D1 her Erep long and
Err4UET. LEe rEz- % sg-le u---1 r-re-ess
No.11L1EC Ere4-G-e- A.-=y-e Sod -
the Eaa1ou q al oak s-s-iEg Al h-r
with Ezrre1 nEs. Tor Has woman
EeFnre1 % Elu a. - the r-lIlEr tt1-ri-
e. and Erac-rEl creature r--1t rnl-l
coUlc cnr-reiVe q such nl1 - mag
lre1 Tn a-Eels El- Eere tlere ~ as
E1--@1hilE hEman. watch seEr a -lDEl-
zuc rErlI through las nerves Such az
- dram - radiant and sta1nlseE
sT.zr1- hz1 ever 81 1=e- abe - co11 -r=
"
The Two walked swiftly across The
r-ea10w % tn marrow r-l1Ee. - il
rrCrr arE Ehs q pace or Two behind
There they sZEEed. and stood to~ q
1rw r-irUteE face o. face. taLElrlE
earnestly A1leEne rae -r-1c z-d
f,e-r-E - love z-l1 - lovers Eucn were
49, sg..lf.rse~s-rhis EoSdeu-tsezr,led
r-zr ard tre FAIR carnsel WITH t1e cod
rroEc face Why else should 1ney
Va-ce- toe@-ner ir rhe No.o-s- cr - -
lcEl n tax ~ rustic s-rearns7 Anc
- az D. watches. uncertain Wnet1er
. zcvzrce frura rtle cove ~ a. chose
sorre other path 20 the hpus@. ~ spo1
cane - celtE TIE trErn q hte c91-
s.-cfE-e Trs nan rtonc. tail ar1
ECuare. tloctlrE the errt-arlce u Srs
fr5Cre. zre throwing oct his harl1s a.
T. errke IN = WlLc eaEer faErlO1.
wf.lie The dep tonez - t2s stormy
voice r1se ~ times into acc~rts -
rner1ce and - anger Ene Sod fear
1-ssiy in frvnr - Elr-- b,-t twice she
threw sUttt qoestloring g-z.-aee o. =
ke-r sho1lcer. a. q one who - -
Eearct q zlc - rsDs-1 Haz ne
young cIerk ~ fh-se rnute app@ais.
ffsaf ~ care forTh frDrn the trees ard
crossed tne rze11os. uncertain what q
c.. and 81 ipaxh 20 h0lt back fror
~ r,sse rs,o might rss-e-1 MS att - l.tenf
Were they urrO1 each other that Es<itoei
took note q his sppsoachs uutii, r'nef
he pas cI0s~ MOON thezn. the RAJ thres
Rs aru rO4Ehiy yDCnc the oar1sfi 4
WAIST and crew her toward hsrn- ~
EzrsfrfnE her 1.-THE eoppie n4ure SNAl
anc ssrlnne nETceiy ~ n,n- "a
Fsezft hc,NgeVfr. had Dut little rne0cf
aneissf fer sEEaflant. Who. LAUGHING
gon6ly. canRslt h@S wrist IN ore han'
While ~ crsE her toward hlxE wsth n
csher.
.-TTae oest roee has ever TIE fonges
fnorns~ eEl8 Ne Quiet. Nxrse 0rr. q
yoE snay % yourself hurts Meet pa
sezon tor On saxoz ia1d. ny prop'
Eaude. Cor al yopr atrz ard Er1ces-
s-You ssoo-.~ sb< Kissed --Yoo bass
urcerbre1 cicd. Il THIS your care ar
yonr hoer1failfv1 J wosl3t rather We
3 Stranded eerf from my fathers ne't,
Lave 70 ] aay-Ah. F1,o1 yOttt
Heaven has sent VOC Make hisrl io'oa
n8es By the bopor - yorr EDofner-
pray you % stand ~ me an1 - max
THIS knaVe 5oose kne
Stand ~ you ! VII sne sns
bffsheiy. sad AlleyDe Sprely >.
sou shoui1 take shane 20 hoi1 n
6zn1sxi aKafESt her VII
the mai turned = face npen NJ
,->-f~h was fson-fike in sts strength AZ
Al lts WRATH WHO h.E f2nklt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07
Win Manufactures Own Pennies.

VIII Manufacture Own Pennies.
Uncle sam VIII make his own pen
nies in future. The treasury has
taken over the business from private
concerns. which for many years manu-
featured these small coins FOR the
government. and intends Tor all time
20 come 10 turn them out with its own
machinery.
The treasury has always stamped
its own pennies with the design of the
Indians head and the wreath ON the
reverse enclosing the words "One
cent: but the coins. lacking only this
finishing touch. have been made Tor
many years in Waterbury. Conn.
whence they were shipped In the shape
Of blanks" otherwise known as
''planchets"l in strong wooden boxes.
They used 60 cost tie government In
this form. only twenty-four cents a
pound. whereas to-day. owing 20 the
rise in the price Of copper. they can
not lee manufactured. even wher
/ homemade. FOR less than twenty-ninC
cents. a pound OF blanks represent
l46 pennies.
/ II cent a pound be added for the
I expense OF stamping them with dies
I 90 VIII be obvious that Uncle SAN j.
I able 10 manufacture SO pennies To-
/ dollar very profitable enterprise
I inasmuch IS be disposes Of that mum
Der for Sass.
During the last year the treasur.
! minted SO.7l913 pennies. OF whicl
/ New York State absorbed about -,
10000. the demand from Illinois be
ing next Ia point OF size, while MaSsa
chusetts was third and Pennsylvania
fourth. To make this number OF cent
required 52522S pounds Of copper
1885 pounds Of tin and 1927 pound
OF zinc. the two latter metals enterin
into the composition OF these coins Z
the extent OF three per cent and tive
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07

10 proportion and blend for uniform re-
suits IN the cup. First they must have
the supply 70 preserve uniform quality.
Arb1cklcs buy more coffee than any
four other concerns in the world com
hined. and their coffee i the most uni
form. Then the roasting.
&c The Brazilian Ambassador tells me
that embarrassing Is an art was the
court testimony Of a world famous chem
ist- Where are artists more likely 10 find
eInployment-man q little roast
er or IN the Arbuckle mills. where the
+ yearly roast amounts 10 the hundred
million pounds?
Don't take scoop coffee. but buy a
. package Of Arbuckies' ARiOSA. Take
I Il home and keep the bean intact until
ready 70 use. We Theoretically seal each
bean after roasting with a coating OF
fresh eggs and granulatcd sugar 20 close
the pores and preserve the flavor. y H.
tie warming makes II easy 20 grind and
develops the favor. Coffee detcriorates
T II exposed 90 the air-it also collects
dust and absorbs Impurities. That Is
why you should " BE WARE OF THE
scoop
III Your grocer VIII not sell Won the
genuine Arbucklcs' ARlOSA Coffee II
WI b greatly 20 your advantage 70 buy
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-07

from rs direct. Send us St.S0. postal or
express money order, and we val send
10 pounds of Arbuckles' ARIOSA in a
strong wooden box. transportation paid
20 your freight station. Price fuctuates
and cannot be guaranteed for any period.
Ncu cannot buy as good coffee tor the
money under any other name OF loose
by the pound. More the coffee viii
come n the original packages bearing
the signature Of Arbucklc Bros. which
entities you 10 free presents--f0 pounds
10 signatures. New book with colored
pictures OF - beautiful useful presents
VIII be sent free If YOU write. You can
write first and see the book before you
order the coffee.
The present department IS an old in
stituti0n with Us 20 add a little scnti-
tncut 20 the business.
PRICE Is NO EVIDENCE OF
QUALITY
ARlOSA Is just as likely 10 suit your
taste as coffee THAI costs . or 30 cents
q pound. IL aids digestion and increases
the power and ambition 70 work.l
Address our nearest office
ARBCCKLE BROTHERS.
Il water street New York CITY. Dept. 9
lal Michigan Avenue. hicaCo. ia. Dept
fts.rrv Ave. and Wosd ~. Pittsburgh. Pa Dept.
81 south seventh street. ~ Louis. No. Dept,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-03
POSTAL LOSSES

Il the people OF this country conducted private business
upon eunder principles than the posofce department is
conducted. would be a nation OF hankrups within six
months
poatmen. wagons
picking distributing daily
families the smie rural pounds mail
and bringing
a collected
hS asease hardly 20 pounds Costing about DAY the ne. loaa
fom the business about eo day wsgoaesoooo day and
rSoooOoo year.
comparatively empty wagons being
5000 idle
business Meanwhile
team and drive
packages and other supplies
Naturally early parts tho
country began the regular traffic OF the old posaaeh adding
g. their mail service the Of
chandse produce anything that offered the capacity Of
their vehicles and charging reasonable pee for tho service hut
the stopped h Eydc entity good business objectionable
TO the posauee department when naturally and unia
vitsd
An average OF two scent packages week for each family
the rural would wipe the annual postal deficit
and leave yearly surplus OF SSoooooo.
The empty 8 Il but
methods the postal
oniy without parcels post
PAYS price carrying
mails handling
cheapest torn Of mail matter tho as OF the and
the people
estimates that this Is losing s2eeooo Ia ANAL mail
orders Indies thru 81 the refusal of 70
the International parcels
The real OF the postal deficit lies IN the plain fact
thar the postal has taken up the lines OF carry
ing business which there profit Private greed eugs
the paying end while leaving the Improbable end Tor the
government o carry
companies powerful lobby
postal
aoes Ake from them Of the carrying business
profit
TAe usited states po.oee department Is AAfsn,uy behind
the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-03

spicuous than the Brazilian Ger
mans here refer 60 the Teutauie
settlements In the country hs the
kAiHefs coionleH
Three German companies. one
ia Hamburg. another la iseipale
and q third IN Dreadcn. have been
formed o. assist the emigration
Of lhe kalaer'a subjects into IRA
al They have secured title 70
over 6.000 coo aefoa Ia various
parts Of brazil and they eaaauf
RESTLESS movement la Germany
% Induce the TrutunA 90 h~uome
eaianists Ia tbs South Amsriesn
republic
ons ~ the companies. the Ilans
seattle Colonization corporation. &c
Hamburg has Issued a map Of the
state Of santa Catherine. In ssaslih
nnaail with the aerFnAn dishHfH
eoiured Hnd declared 20 be #5a
man cnlsiea
The German srgticfs are constant
y being told that they are under the
protection Of the kRisvr'a safahlla
They have been encouraged By the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-03
ny HENRY GEORGE. JR.

Written Expressly for This Nswspapef
Truly great army surid march We
evidences politics Of
elsewhere n
5 the British Isles all eyes
aravty iAhonE
Just per
may be table civic revolution.
the With rs large
majority parliament heeu Of power Liberal
majority Labor Wtng been hcaped aEaln u. no,
question OF been stricken dead door nail
principle Individually certainly
by country
detsud protective tariff idea bat there has
occurred what Of It's nomcntoaa class nEht
between land
owning great the
landlexs have
known britain eeutsrs4 la few
hands The system Of
a the Charles than
axD. upon valuation based
yields valuable land fos
instance being yielding merely
nomlnay Even In the
Is 50
Almighty lsanda OF Great
Britain Ireland for them alone.
beginning
thing Richard Golden had declared In
hope legislature
In pDpoftion 70 the
q the state"
Of iandlordm and
hitting taxation from labor
And principle BE- embodied this
great While All the members Of tho Camp
ministry while according
all elected tuat concluded
elections
tives have declared for T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-03

RIO DE JANElRo- Germany Il
preparing Tor the time When abe
can raise her flag over nrafii amt
defy the uniyed States and The Mon
raa doctrine
Continually during the past
few years an amending line % Ger
man settlers has bora marching
tnto the countfY. until az present
there are 50o. esa Germans IN
Bradi Most ~ them have hecume
brazilian subjects. hat their leu
ton natures do nut aaaimliaie with
the Latin South Americans, and Ia
the eYent " a crisis they would
81 At the call Of the kaiser.
In the southern part uf Brazil
Germany. through her sonM Is
really the predominant power
Many 81 the towns there are Ger
man ia their form % government
ia language and even Ia tho uae Of
the Teuinuic tongue tn official doc
umenta German officials have
charge 81 the lnsal government
and the German nag l. more euas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-03

John Z. Johnson. proprietor of the
Leschi Park hotel. was yesterday
afternoon found guilty q selling
liquor without a license. and was
fined 800 and costs. Ills attorney.
william Parmelee. appealed and
Johnson was released on $50 bonds.
II was shown that iiquor had been
purchased AZ his resort at Leschi
PARK on the night Of December 20.
The defense was that Johnson did
not sell the liquor personally. and
that the complaint was. therefore.
not a proper one. Justice Gordon
held. however. that. a. Johnson
was the proprietor Of the resort. he
was legally responsible for the acts
- agents working under him. even
though he did not commit the Of
ienEe personally.
This Is the second conviction OF