davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
= Miiamiebemme pmat Ie,raamat:
Sobn S%auttamus, Iiblanb, Wis.

= Miiamiebemme pmat Ieuraamat
Sobn Sauttamus, Iiblanb, Wis.
German Sia, Wasburn, 0is.
Oamib HuotIalainen, matfoiaa.
Socob GliaIon @afefielb, Wid.
Mntti &anninen, matfoiaa.
Sobn 2ipastin, Hodlanb, Wid.
Watti Sulfto, 8esiemer. 0fid.
Sab Siipaffa, Glp, Wtinn.
Soban 9olma, Gmbarras, Wtinn.
q. YIiidrpi, Gofato, Minn.
Watti @boIai Calumet, Micb.
Sobon Suria, Spnneamt, Sbio.
Sobpn 8ilponen, SronDopo, Wlid)
German Sampinen, matfoiaa.
9cnrp Waltonen, S%itcbbur9. WasI
Sranf 6. Gillian, matfustana.
Paitii padniainittuia aIiamiebid o
fpat firftofunnan papit ia beiodn a
.iettamania poitanisaiiamiebet eri
paiffafunnilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
Simmattit falffi.
(Suomenii Che SntberaniSto
M. $. Suria.)

&c Iiunattu falffi ionfa me Iius
naamme on &ristufien meren oIaIs
liiuus. Sa ie leipd ionfa me mur>
ramme on &ristufien runimiin DIAL.
liiuuS. Sbminen noi wddrentda
&ristufIen ia 9dnen ppbdin apoStos
leinIa Ianoia minimum be balmatpat.
Sc woimat lelittdd pois &riStufien
l~dsndoIon (oiauiiuuoen) ppbastd
~ebtooQiieSta. Se moimot pubua
fa,lniisti ia %runoaiIesti Iielumme
menosta taipaaIeen usfolla. SieIl6
na,ittia itiidnid taimaan mdnnalla.
Witta ptlinfertainen totuuS on, cttt
me emme moi nousta tainaaIeen OF.
tamaan pIaa Smmalan fansIa mutt
ia Sumala alma tulee alas meiodn
tpfDmme antamaan nellie elGmGG
ia ailtuutta, taipansta. 2uonto run.
laasti tutpaa ien. gurinfo on Iuuri
elon ldboe ia moima luonnon mail.
masIa. &asmit ia eldimet eimtt len.
nj forfea0e aurinfoa fobti, footaf,
lenia eloa ia moimaa iieltd, mntta
aurin9o ldbettdd dlas BELLE aiman
maan pinnaae asti, iitd, iofa fob.
taa iofa ainoan luonnon torpeen.
81 ole tainta, eli meIaa bDpbentd ei
biusfarmaa, ionfa iDntpminen ia
fasmaminen eli muoba tuoIta IuireIa
ia tuliielta maltiftaalta Iuonnon mo.
ilmasia gtiin on mpDS ibmilen
fansla. &ilin Smmala loi bdnen, loi
Sdn Ien maasIo. Cullen alas tdns
ne ia muobostaen bdnen moantos
musta maasia ia. Guiu Sumalo ibmia
fen lnnasti, min Sdn hlnosti bdnen
maasia = hlllen alas tdnne ia otto,
en- pdauenId nneiodn luontomme.
&uin Sumala uioestaon ipnnpttdd
ibmiien. l6dn u,ioestaon Ipnnpttdd
bdnen tddQd maasio. tuilen SIas
tdnne tasteen ioframentin fauttdy ia
ieboen beita uuiifii InontofappaIeifIi
&riStutIesia, ipnnpttdmdad u9Heta
~sssta-&uiA SMmelq
ibmiien, 9dn ppbittdd bdnen fdaaa
maan pddud = Ypbd tSenfi tullen
alas tdpoesId perioonasIaan totuus
ben ianan fautta. Sa FUN Sumala
pabnistaa ibmiien usfosIo, mobs
mistaa Sdn bdnen tddnG maan
pddad iiten, ettd poifa tullen alas
Sdnen tdpoelIiiesld fobtoIais hions
luonnosi oan, ibmiipps ia iumahms.
acknowledgements ala ia fonsIo.
s. 6. gSbitteter.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05

- Sdsidfin numeroeIa olenat mt
tiiet %neiitulnan tubotoineen, tainan
nos ia tapabtmneitten tapoturmineen
iefd munitoinfin iilmdnrdpdpfIesid
fobtanneine tuoleman topauf1ineen
on muistutus omasta fmolemosiams
me. Monele on ndn,Gfin muistus
tufiet miimeiIen terran. Sindtin Ius
flo, leiiabou tuttimaan eIdmddIi, joss
TO ie on Sumalan tabbon mufoista
ia nDDrpptd itieIi Sumalan ndfemdn
faoen ala r,lfoiIe armoa ia riennd
fpbdmen usfoaa ppbimpdGn, I. o.
SeIufien fuolemasia tapabhlneeieen
iomitufIeen. Siind on Iinulefin buos
ne, iosfo ipbdmeii lDptdd ia Iaapi
oitean lepopaifan. auoleman peIfo
toIin Ell moi ipodntd onneIiiefii teb'
od, fuoIemdo aiotellesIa ielpenee
oma eldmd buomotoan olenania
moon tomu Sumalon ebesid ia iiind
OH paitfo rpDm6rin taipana tarttua
fiinni Sumalan ormoon. !Serro o'
peta meitd aiotteIemaon omaa fuo'
lemaamme!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
S(tainem t~mmmelmta.

Iurinfo 10 dsten meni moiueen,
Saipasto MT rustic purppuroi;
&aiffi ddnet maienneet 10 opat,
Sintiiin larlufoan eli endd Ioi.
Suuli, dsfen raiu, tppntpi 10.
Siliao Ieiioo rontastoipitfo -
&aiboowasti %Ipbdmmeni ipffii,
Waifta luonto roubaiIa min on.
S,tnnen fuint' on ibmisIopii beiffo,
&,linta febno tyDbDn iaIobon;
&iinfa pieni, mitdtDn on bdn
Saisteluis ia, melsfeis' eldmdn.
@aiffa iielusianIa bdud paIaa
ppbdt tunteet, ialot aifebet.
Waiffa mieli iuutrta teboG boloa
Sitd estdd tunteet nastoiIet:
&uobu intohimon olbaiIen,
puute ratfauben mpimien.
9aotto Iuuri, taipabinen, futile
= Cha pppodn, Ila rutoilen
glnna nellie, lapiiueii, moimaa
Seilld ipaeltomaon %bptpeioen.
poisto meistd fuona albainen
Wi on este tDioen iaIojen.
YoiSta meistd fpibo, naino, Iprto.
TaffauS fen iiiaan meibin Iuo,
Std IieluiStamme mirtoioiii
Hoffauoen, peliepoen ipito,
Gttd ppbdd iuurta tpDmme DIS
Sp~odnsfirret iulota mi mois. -
&aiboeaen luon ma fotIebeni
&obti taipoan puliop,trppuroa.
pubtoiIeno loistoo iQon toimas,
Yuboas tunne %IDDmmebeni ioo.
SieIusi ani %tenbo,fdipeI Ioi,
CANON iitd tnIfito en- poi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
unttaartm tooistms &riss
tmfiesta.

unitaarinen usfon iuunta eli tun.
msta 2~ristutien iun,alu,tta, tpdittd.
en-. ettG JOS folminaiIuutta tunnus>
tettailiin ei oltaiIi pbben Sumalan
tunnustaiia. Siitd beibdn nimenid
tin iobtuu, iiad ie mertitiee iuomefIi
ppbteps" eli pbben SumaIan palpes
liat.
ytpt on fuitentin tapabtunuf, ettd
etepd nnitaori, proIesIpri Gotparo
Gperet !Sale on alfanut tunnustaa
perIoonaIiien &ristutIen merfitpfIen
tooeNiicsIa ustor eldmdSld. Siliat-
tain mainittu etend mics ndet iultis
Iesti pulpit aineesta r&ristufien fits
III" Wtetobisti firfosIa Sdenectabpss
ia, u. y, iosfa ban pubui omasta
ustonnouiiesta fofemufIestaan. Wii.
me marrasfuun aitana fun postori
N. s. Oamion pitt emanfeliIia To-
fouflia mainitusI ia taupunsisia ia.
noo paoTeslo ri !Sale ifddntuin to-
%pabtuman fautta tuaeenia funIemaan
mainitnm pubuian %iaarnoia. Saor.
naaia pubmi rutoufIesta ia prof. Sa-
lie lanoo, ettd i%oarnaaia eiitti ruto.
usta palion tdrfedmpGnd aIiana eld.
maSld frin mitd ban lite oil tottunut
iitd pitdmddn. Sdn pddtti foettaa
iosfo, futen iaarnaoia ianoi, rufous
aufaiee ten &ristutIen Iuo. Wuuto.
mia pdilpid rufoili bdn Sumalaa
antamaan bdnen e~ldmddnid paraS.
to, mitd &ristuS moi bGneQe antaa.
proI esiori Sole Ianoi iulfiiesti: y2un
tdtd foetta iattoin tuniin merfiai1en
muutof Ien tapabtupan IiiduiiesId eIds
mdsidni, iota en- Iiaoin enfd nptfddn
moi Ielittdd. palio Iemmoista mifd
ennen oil olhtt minulle IGbeistd, lof=
td1t mtnta tmnpStamuStu, futeit Fir
iat, table ia luonto ia iiiaan tuli lps
fpempi ibmierattaus. Wind fGiitdn
fdantDmiien oIepan fen alan ibmis-
eldmdsId ioIIoin oremme Tidtft1rsti
patotetut luoiputtamaon faiffi Griss
tiifle0e. Sofainen meiss
til tulee fobtoon e%ldmdsid, ioaoin
buomoamme %iptatin pinuttuman ia
aristns puhuu meinr nbiIiniIee!n hps
mindsId ia JOS ptomme bGnet mas.
taan, antaa ban nellie miben elds
man." Sdn Ianoi pttaneenIa pass
taan "SriStufi en- tunnustamista" bd.
men puoleltoon. profesIori SaIe on
Iittemmin pbtpnpt MISREPRESENTATION
f~irtfoon Sdenectab psIa ia olfonut
perIoonoaHesti tebod tpDtd &ristuf.
Ien palnelufiesla pliopisto nuoriion
fesfuubesIa. rSerra antao piIpit>
tDmien menestpd."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05

Ensfin fufoon tulee oioteneefii,
ettd iemmoiiesIa iuuresIa fpaaIitois'
telusIo, iofo past'ifddn GnsIannis'
ia on toisteltn fpoi ola fpieesId a.
iioito, iotfo f~ristiaiieIid fonnolta o,
mat bpmit tdrfeitd. GttG min fui
tenfin oil Ioito G%n9Iannisio noiooon
buomato Iiitdtin, ettd etemdt ia mo.
listuncet friStitpt fotioipot %olefponia
omontunionio tdboen pofoitetut OF.
tamoon aftiifpiieSIa toiminnosIo %
ioo wooIitaisteIuun. Ytii beistd,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
-u4ddlidiSiloa" Iaa mield tilata
Oioifteeda: YsaffajsiIo, 61o-e. sIper
It. Sronipoob, Did.

Die emme taboo bpliStS aurins
foo, n Fun Iaamme parempao
maloa; emmefd taboo bplidtd Sue
malan ratfouttn ennen fun tirtfaoms
pi ratfous ilmestpp, ia fosfa lie Ell
miuoinfaan tapabbu, Min fiji rii'
pumme fiinni SerroSI famine faifeua
iieluaamme, Iifii taboomme Sdnen
omiaan ola. : Spur9eon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05

Soifpon, ettd robfeasti iofainen
firffomme idIen fdp tiini tdtd fa0iss
ia lebtedmme lenittdmddn, iama0a
lebben fautta eWanteliumin
ip~alfeutta. Monta OF tdsidfin mass
iamme omanfin f%anIamme tesfeld,
ioue on quito ala t~obeainen Suma'
Ian tunteminen.
Matbias StrDm.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05
GmemmGm robfemtta.

Istufaamme reippoasti ia iloiieSti
eteenpdin. Sos fmtfaon. min Ser
ran omat poipat robfeosti nostaa
pddnid ia iloiIesti astna eteenpdin
eldmdsid. ¨uuban nellie feboi.
thus 10 ebesmenneeltd MISUNDERSTANDING
me paamalilto. rSIoitfaa Serras'
ia ia taas nina ianon i%loitfaat!" =
Niin, ie on iban mddrin, ettd Suma.
Ian IapIet alma olilimot, tuten bau
taiaisiaatto murbeen mirioman nj.
fDiIid.
Wtitd on pIeenId Iemmoinen fris.
tiuitpps, iosia Ell ole mitddn ilpa?
&c eli oletfaan mitGGn tristiQiIppttd,
ie on paan ionfunlaista mieliIaira,
utta.
&ristitDn tilee ola reipas ia ilpis
men. pialmiSta ianoo: r&iittdfdd
Serraa lola ia tulfaat Sdnen tas.
moinia eteen riemuua!!" - Niin, NUT.
ia mistd iHisiloa-Titten min tuIee,
littia ebfd aiattelee. MiatteIepa, JOS
lind olet autuas armosta, oIet hlllut
opesta lammasbuoneeIeen min eli
To linuIa ole ipptd loon; = Iiud
taifpas aarteineen fuui,ru Iinuue ia
linulIe fuuluu nafuutus: ,S!tss.
bDfpdsId turtposIa, mind moitin
mailman ia panfaat m%urbeenne Ger
ran pddue!" = Siis, Jos feuGGn on
lpptd iloon, Min Serran emilia 1itd
marmaan on. Wtntta mitG on Ias
nottofpa iiitd nelttouoesta ia fpI.
mpDoestd, iota buomataon meisId
pifeouSfoiiisia lutberiIoiiiSia? Sus
mala paratfoon! WeiSid on palion
pois pantapaa ia meiqd OH poIion
Oiciud on tpDtG ia toins
to, meilld eli ole aifoo torffumaan ia
fpetelebtimddn!
Seurafuunat eindt ebis.p, Sumas
Ian fpaltatunta eli eoistp, eIlei lDpbp
ioilLa on robfeutta ia intoa
iefd Sumalon tuntoa.
Sa%nottafoon mitd bpmdnid ia tuo.
mitfoon fufin laiQaan, mutta ie on
tofiaiia on ia find pDipp ettei fufaan
ole onneIliIempi iitd ibmistd, ioaa
on rouba SumaIan fansia. Sbmis
men, ioua on Iopm omaniuntonIa
fansIo on ebbpttomasti onneqinen
ia bdnead on ipptd loon. Smpo
mpDsfin eboottomasti niiIasta ios
foiieae ibmiiead, pprfid eteenpdin
tristiaiiDpoesid, Iifii fumes iaapi
IpodmmelIeen marmuuoen Iiitd, ettd
on taimaan tienG fulfia.
Olen lite fofenut fen, eta SumaIa
fpIld antoa nellie benfenid fautta
pormuuoen IopIioife,tbesta, fnten
poopaIi %ianop: ,Senfi tobista ben'
femme fonsIa, ettd me olemme syus
molon lopIet." Wnuten toboon
mpDsfin tooistaa fofemufiestoni,
ettd Serra alma orttao omioan ia
fuulee beiodn rufouf
Sofainen puoli Serron tpDsId on
minulefin ouut foulumestarina tGSs
Id foaiiSio tpDSid. SbmeeaiIet opot
9erran tiet, mutto iiad iofd niistd
ottoo paarin on Julio riemu niistd.
ytpt olen iIoinen iiitd ettd oIemme
Ioaneet oman RATTAN lebben, iosIa
Ioomme tubanIiae pubua Iamoua
fertao. SeIus Iiunatfoon ien foutto
tplwetpn Iiemenen, olfoon tdmd y9luts
taio" moneIe apino matfollo tai.
fpaon tieud! .Sousfo ontiu hnfeo
usfomoisten ipirfomeIiien founiito
firjeitd. 9iitos 'SumaIane tdStdfin
IobioSto!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05

= Gmanfeliumi Ioa faiffiaIa miss
Id iitd iuIistetaan ihtnoucta maifus
t%etutii. Sim. Gubasia, iosia ie ons
Fin mime puoben aiaao ibmeelliIess
ii leminnpt, len maifutufIesto, tpos
miebet puooeisia y. M. NIT Iaamot
lepoa Iunnuntaina fen iiiaan fun
%iunnuntai ennen oil beiodn fomin
tpDpdindnIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05

Husfon bobbe taimabalta baibtul,
Wdbitelen lila pimenee.
SGntiienfin taimaan rantomalta
Wiimme walonsbobbe bimmenee.
Suonto uinru unta raubaiiaa =
Haubaiiafii ipmmenifin iaa.
9emri Sirpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-04-05

6l0 E, Aver st Ironwood, Mich.

Entered as second-class matter January IL.
1906, at he post office at Ironwood, Michigan,
under the Acct of Congress of March3 2, 1879.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-11

Esther and Francis Rosenberg: TN"
NcsSrS Ben liaiprrt. Charles Block. |.
HuSrmbunm. Simon Heller. Leo Shul-
nlnn. Jake Newman and Lewis Chrrnotf.
The Confirmation services at Temple
Emanuel will take place Sunday morn
mo. June 3. at 10 O clock. TWrnty y-tWo
bows and uil> are in the class. The
pupils are: Bertha Drrytu>>. Sidney
iIrnr. Albert kohy. Oscar RIttmAStrr.
Anna Iub. Eugene Cohm. ELSIE Levin.
,5rrtha Dutch. Alice Patrk. Raymond
DrutSrh. Norris Hnrlrh. May Morris,
coma Levy. Alfred PrIton. Joe Silver
smith, Beatrice IWrtOW. Helen
Schwartz. Clara Norrnhury. Thrnuorr
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-11

Syman. Ruth IIornbrin. Henry F'rankrI
and Barbara I.arDmHn.
Mr. David Victor Of Cincinnati died
al ST. Joseph $ Hospital last Friday of
cancer Of the lltrStinrS Mr. Victor
came I" Denver in a very critical rund-
tiom nine weeks AGO. accompanied bv
his wife and one Of his children His re-
mains were sent to Chicago Saturday
evening. Mr.. Victor was greatly inter-
t>trd i'm all jew i>h rndravorS and was
highly esteemed in Cincinnati. During
his short stay IN Denver he made many
friends who admired his heroic fort-
ildr and fine spirit. Mr. Victor leaves
a widow and three children.
The Temple Emanuel Alumni ASSo-
cation have arranged for the rrIrbra-
ll"n OF their fifteenth Rrunion at the
Brown Palace Hotel. ON Thursday even
in". June 1th and this meeting will be
mlA'lc the most entertaining and best of
the many enjoyable affairs Of this as
>orlalion. The reason of this is twn-
Di"Id. First. the fifteenth year is one al
ways to be celebrated with extra fpStivi-
';lr>, and then in the second place. this
year 5 r"nlilnation class will be the
largest class to enter the alumni. there
beng twenty-five confirmantS Invita-
TONS and tickets are now out and all
members can obtain their tickets. upon
payment of their dues. from any Of the
officers or invitation committee. Any
:Ion-mrmbrrS who desire invitations can
apply to the invitation committees Fred
{. .\nlrn"rr. 26 .\rapahor buiIding or
Harry lSaarS"n. 1870 Lawrence street.
II is especially urged on all members to
let the committee know as soon as pos
:lblr. whether they will attend or not. so
that proper arrangements ca, br madr
Don't Delay giving us your ordrr if
You want our special prices for paint
ng. C"Id weather or hot. when we
ri'Int. IT stays painted. Srhayrr 4 Gal
|irk. Josephine and CoIfaN.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-11

Mr. Webb is NO, Il new man III the p"-
litiraI field. II" mas served the people
r. the Sixth district as member OF the
board of supervisors for the last tW"
,rArS and has earned am rnviAblr name
for honesty and liberia ilN. lie is Il per
>pnnI friend and u warm ndmlrrr OF
Mayor Sprr. and AN unqualified sup
porter Of the mayors administration
policy.
Mr.. Webb is IL son Of Colorado pio-
Irrr He WAS born IN tins state and
after graduating from the publr
schools. he rrrrlNtu the Degree of Law
from the Denver Law School. lie Is
NOW Il prominent attorney with offices
i'm the Equitable building. For the last
five wears ne is the legal western repre-
sentative Of the well l-knnWn firm OF
lIi.Sch 4 Son of New York; one of the
largest concerns in cotton goods and
ether textile fabrics in the country.
Mr.. Webb is entitled (" the support
Of the citizens of the city.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-11
Why Hide Your
.JeWelry and Silver? ?

No matter where the burglar finds it
or II your servant steals if. YOU CAN'T
LOSE if You have Burglary Insurance.
Policy covers everything in the house,
THE UNITED STATES FIDEI-
ITN AND GUAHA\TY COM
PANN. DiSbrow & Jacobs
Managers.
lh"n" Mam h229. 319 Cooper Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
PROMINENT MEN
ARE SCORE D

caickGo. Dec. Al ", Van
fssTs. president % the National In
ss.sflal association. In an address
se6yerea before that body todax,
I<soanced Hearst. Bryan. Com
~ss sehmilt and Raet, aud made =
Ia fef fair play on the Part II
srsratos and operative. lie said;
lThe eauscs for the creation ~
..s, movements caa be attributed
= tAese men. who are decidedly
saterrstle UHiast employers vii
sts>n "a A. Car a. ikey can without
vsslasinx the statutes. aud thas
.rsase ! hostile attitude on the
at q labor. Trades union auto
rrsfs slsa exist. and u is thls Sie.
.ers O. both ssacs which mas, BE
sl.nirased The good employer and
- eel behaved laboFer must vesk
4 harmo1y. The oppressive en-
s,oger l. 10 worse enemy 90 50
49,. houeveg. than the dcmagoRue
10 a. ireauentiv aszaiis him. al
verxsinx Increased VASES. and uFg
IA ths manufacture to share hin
srszserity With his employees. and
go Aftenapgs to cite statistics n
srAer to prove that be may do 50
Z - desires"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

practically alone ~ the manager Of
the big Colby A Abbot block, the
home OF dozens of offices aud
Hsoren ila every detail of renting.
IanitoF service aud constant repair
IL managed exclusively By this
woman.
Across the street. Ia the beautiful
new stevenson building. Mira. n. l.
Taylor. proprietor Of La Jeuncssei
supplies wearing apparel for the
small tola She 10 said 10 have
"the prettiest baby store In the
country" Gentle. retiring and
wOmanly. ono learns with assoniah
mont that formerly she Travelled on
the road selling busKies for one OF
the big western firms. dropping into
the work through the illness u bet
husband. whose position she Was
anxious 10 keep secure.
There are others In the block.
and there are other blocks, but
none 90 which "Woman's How
could ha more aptiy applied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
INSURANCE REPORT

Scrtcs Isie1rsph Ssr<fse.l
San FRANCISCO. Dee. s-Tha
s,5Iesal report eomplled By the
0znher a Commeree on the IN.
suraace eunpaniea doing husiness
d San Ffancixeo ri the time q
- tre. 4aa thsif tssasmsnf q pol
ixyAolaefs. xill - made public Sat.
wazy TIE feport IL expextef TO
y lnesicasab,e harm 20 the res
srnpanles. bat the officials Of the
cAzmber Of cou4n1rca declare thef
a. suhss4ntlata every atascneat
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
PASS FRANCHISE
OVER VETO

TIE westiake ard Second aw
franchise ordinances we're passed -
the city eonnrli lass HiEht over ths
mayors vsto CauuFtiwrn Murphy
aaa Kelsa Aicue voted 90 sustain the
mayor. their action mAs aniane. for
the reason that the franchises asked
faf wrfe saia q b. particularly tn-
tented for ths benefit ~ tssir con-
sftgu~ntH. The two epupciiHs~n
claimed. however. that he present
franc himss aga not favorable 10 thsiF
Districts and that their constituents
ronlf afkasi q Naii sufil Franchises
on proper tsrsns were askHf An
6thar SURPRISE was ihe vote %
coauriiusn keeuc. q sha Second
ward. who was elected 90 the council
on TO Manieipai OwnsFthig ti1kat
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RULES BUSINESS ON
"WOMAN'S ROW." MILWAUKEE,
THRIVING COMMERCIAL oEN.
TgR WHERE WOMEN RUN
TIE SHOPS AND OFFICES
WITH CONSPICUOUS sue
cess.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. f-'fhcre
l. one block In Milwaukee that
might fishtfuny be called Womhna
Row hlore arc established more
than a dozen successful enterprises,
all run hy women.
II Is the block on Milwaukee at.
between Wisconsin aud Mason. lust
Nhy they should have eongfoaatcd
at this annt there seems to be mo-
particularly good reason unless.
indeed. II be that Il h a. desirable
a. any location In the business soc.
ton.
A few years aEo che woman's or.
change. the source of livelihood of
over leo wainen. was the only dis.
tinctly feminine establishment ia
the block. hat with few keAra
the women have tiocked Ca the VI.
entity like bees To clover field.
and they are all making good
There IL the Paper shop. owned
aud manaEed by Mias Lillian Sis.
aon. whose knowledge OF thu STA.
tloncry business Is as thorough as
that Of any man IN the west When
he determined, few years ago, 10
embark In the business for herself
ahe went 10 New York and learned
IL .frow Genesis "a Revelations" aa
Geo. " Peck says She learned
enclosing and engraving. aud went
into factories and made a study ~
the manufacture II the papers with
all their various WcaFah and fab
fieN when she came back ana
opened up her shop the rest came
easy.
Her neNt door neighhor ON the
north il Miss Catherine Moahes.
whose Cafe Aihion Il tho out
growth from a hall dozen loavea %
bread placed In a cottage window.
The bread Wa good Her neigh
hora bought t. Later she entered
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q IA the woman'a exchange under
che number 90. Soon 80" broad
became no famous that Il rowded
cut that OF other contributors. Then
came the cafe and a half dozen
branch bakeries.
Across the way. where are dis
played hats that are dreams the
ahop IL owned BY Mias A. l.
Weber.
Ia the Same building Wells
ARE several aaeconnfui wemcn's
enterprises. including spacious
manteurlsg. chirupodiHt and hair
dressing paflors. ~ well AZ a school
81 ntenography.
The florist establishment opened
few years ago b. Mas Mckinney
h one ~ the largest aud most
successful IN the city. her aecorat
ina and the bouquets for brides
ana dabusantcs having won a
veil earned reputation.
A little farther up the street Miss
Winifred Bright stands in a class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
KING ESCAPES
DEATH

LISBON, Portugal. Dec. king
Carlos add the crown prince wsre
near death while boar hunting ta.
dag. When Wild bears charged the
kings horse. which fol-. the ant
mails goFing the steed to death.
Carlos escaping The crown princes
horse outdis,auccd the bears Count
nemolina aud Marquis DefefFa
we're Injured The boars we're later
harxrd.
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GRAINS TAKE A
BIG ADVANCE

The prices ca hay. grain and feed
sfuffa have advanced : to per
cent Tha reason given h the
failure II railroad transportation
y W Austin. Of the Gaihfalth.
Baeon company. said sOfaF: Ths
increase Ia the priee ~ hay and
Erain IL due solely 70 the inability
of the railroads % properly supply
cara last when We can expect ~.
lief Is Indefinite"
Following are a few u the prices
affected BY the car shortage
Eastern Washington hay. al.
Vaaced from 81 and t42 to tag and
Sc. Pasat soaud tifnpthy. from tih
anA sis 20 sic and ST. alfalfa.
frum sts and sta "a sis and oil.
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tf non nno Enr Armx slis.

WASHINGTON. Dec 4.-Fairly
liberal appropriations for objects
IN the Pacific Northwest and In
AlaaHa are called for in estimates
OF the secretary OF the treasury,
sent to congress yesterday. a NIL.
lion dollars Il asked for a purchase
OF n site for an army brigade post
and vancouver camp on the Pacific
coast. and tho Washington dele.
gates may be expected 10 work for
the American lake site. River and
harbor improvements amounting 20
high figures arc called for. but they
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HEAVIER. Pa. Dec. t.--At = bear
ing yesterday no defense vas o'
tered by the Pullman Car conpanl
IN tho caas brought against u b
the state pure food commission
charging the company with eup
plylnx isa patrons With adulterate'
milk. The company vas fnod VI
aad cosla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
Horse Show Notes

Every horse owner should take
pride IN fixing up his rig 10 make
good appearance Mt the coming
show Tom Henderson, 2f2 Oeci.
dental av. can supply your wants.
Elegant. solid rubber trimmed. light
carriage harness and fine hand
made lggay harness at prices
which Wi surprise YOU. A full line
OF high grade horse Filings always
IN stock. ."
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VANCOUVER. y. G.. Dec A.
Fallewinz The reports Of Intense
safrsssax anoax tho Hindu sfsmi
grants Ia british Columbia IL the
announcement from Grand Forks
~ the dsath from exposure Of
Hindu whose decrease was kept 80
erat from the authorities for a
week.
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LIVERPOOL. Dec. f--Thc Brit
lsh steamer Ardeola arrived here
from Lisbon yesterday and landed
the crew OF the British bark An
coma, who we're rescued in the Bias
OF BiscaY November 30. The An
coma. which left Antwerp Novem
her II for San Francisco. was on
fire when aghled By the Ardeola
and was destroyed after a vain at
tempt to tow her into port.