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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
A STAGE |DYL

II was IN tho theater that Chester
Harding first saw Florence Gray.
The house had only lately been
opened and was one ~ the finest IN
the western city which he was then
visiting. lie had gone there 10
while away a few hours and IN or.
der that ho might sec all there was
TO be seen before leaving for the
east
Ills visit was one 81 chance, and
yet Il was the turning point IN bis
existence The play itself, which
the stage manager had been pleased
20 style "a grand legendary fatty
spectacle" failed 10 move Harding
from his accustomed pOiae. yet he
was taken of his feet. fieuratlyely.
ana sent away captive By the ca.
latenee 81 Miss Gray.
She was only ono OF the Hnbordis
Mates ~ tho show She never raised
huf eyes until very close 90 the
fuotliehts. bat when those eyes
gers turned upon ihe audience tbey
epemed 10 Harding like sunrise
over the mountains"
lie found oui where she lived and
resolved 10 visit her next day. why.
be could not toll
Florence was As simply attirrd A.
her RON was furnished. which vas
but plainly lie was 20 embarrassed
he know not what he said when she
came In. bat be managed 10 show a
great deal Of Admiration In his
alancea.
And DO you like this kind Of
thins1. he asked. ciumsiiy.
Like g." she burst out with a
merry laugh Why. ! got my living
By n. We all have 20 live. you
know. and I have no one "a care
fnf me bat myself. and --" She
paused suddenly. catching his eyes
fixed upon hor with gaze Of open
admiration.
Thsn she resumed. ibid you come
here a. anh me that 4"
No. he replied = never thought
a. II until tho moment ! asked the
question
'rieana tell me then" she went
on. why ana you comet"
Z am not sure that ! knoS." he
replied
Perhaps. then. you viii 70 aNa1
aud when YOU are sure come back ?
May ~ be quickly ssked but
yoa viii not think q strange n ]
tell you that ] admire you very
much and want you TO promise me
that you viii be true 20 me until
do come n Il we're not for In.
deeent haste ! would ask you 70 60
bach with me now leave tonight
Tor che East. and could not resist
hoeinn yuu before ! went u mas
seem unconventional. but believe
love comes suddenly ! love yua.
Miss Gray. and am honest and
earnest about II. Wont you prom
EsaT4
For answer she put both hands Ia
hla and locked into bis face With
those Wundruua eyes The look
Naa all tho pfomise Harding
needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

Eila Marks. Of New York. AGED
ia. vas measured the ether DAY
and found % be oniX feet 6 ihrhss
tall. although once abe Naa feet
3 lnchea Ella began Hmukihs
pipe when abe vas n careless Eiri
~ So. which accounts fuf the
shFinkaEe.
Nobody knows how much morn
she would nave thfank had she
smoked eiHafeEa
The lack Of small bills. claims
somebody. Is due 70 prosperity
And most Of uu have been blaming
our wtVes.
The pure food IaN has raised FOR
official decision the question:.
What ls tomataF Everybody
knowa what = letnoa i.
~You stick 20 that hoak an though
h vas al interesting one
II IL. Intensely 50 Plot one %
ths best ever
~aiafY with a moral ] suppose.
Nope Is Preach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

buthe % gVng upf IhevoWs whuer1
10
and hair l. iaaku
Of
q the pivot which the Of the
What wonder that nothing
nothing Of consideration the u
that che begins
IN . drive her own ana her husbands tastes andu
n
II the beloved dotes cereals. a
from coffee aud-c loving hubby.
II she has fancy Tor dancing away sunny
seaside
without uted collars.
II she wants 10 live mother
meekly follows
that's beginning
sabs
Go living with her moher7 he things unfit
70 print Whereat mothers
shoulder unhappy aud-fnfsunderHood
II h ne beginning o. the end either quars that lead 20 In
a
Young marry resolve today you
VIII learn the giving IN the family
Break back stool win strain
latin n your
fingers ache but don't neglect e training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

DustietH.
THAT dog won't bite said Billy
White.
For a bark will always show II"
That may be true. said Johnnie
Drew.
but does the darn dos know ~"
n takes nine tailora 10 make a man.
Is what the wise ones say.
But Il often takes twelve other
men.
To make that one man pay.
Marriage Is a lottery.
Us what We read In tales.
Then how iH It. love letters.
Can be sent through the malls
This horse sense
As It's called today.
- Just the art.
or saying neigh.
A preacher swallowed cigar
stump.
And now Whenever he breaches.
Ho always branches from bia text.
And starts IN ON stump speeches.
-B0SCO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
FORTUNE TELLER ARRESTED,

AIRS ~ unstngr who claims 20
be a fhYuiciau. was ARRESTED yes
fsr1hY Afternoon ~ neireiiFs ksns
Hetr ~ her room. In The Ramona
heuna On First aV- nnd chAfaNd
Wlfh vaKFaney under the state iaw.
Mrs. Erickson. ~ ass Ilarriaon -.
ts the complaining witness. ana says
that Mfa nasneF charged her 80
eeats for Telling her fortune. and
another So rsnis for q bottle Of
fake medicine Not beinF able %
fsfnlsh tig9 bail Mrs Baetuer vas
turned over 20 the police matron
until her trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

An ohio man refuses 70 combat
hla wifes petition for divorce. stat.
ing that he merely married her 10
keep his feet warm. anyway This
causes Frank Stokes T. remark
that AZ n radiator the women may
be a marked success. but they arc
most too expensive for q poor man
when a hot water haK can be pur.
chased FOR CO eenfa-Carrolitun
fO) Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
PRISONERS RIoG IN srVLE.

Tho contract for the new aufnnno
hlle police patrni has been awarded
20 the broadway Automobile Co
The price viii b 81 600. she ma
chine 10 b delivered March /. The
make uili b. a "kuon" and have q
seating capacity ~ twelve and a
arond limit 20 Is miles an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
wAsHlNoros BUILDING SOLD.

Tho Washington bulidinE.
ren.story office building on fIfnf
Az. near Columbia. hsa beer auid
By y o ilndhluom and u y naW
son % a aYndicais headed By i.awia
y Rnaenhanm. The price paid uaa
ggiG. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

- Fer Jimuis.
These fish. Mrs Jones re.
marked the minister. Who Vas de
cusaing a sunday dinnNf Nith the
family. ARE deilciousiY fresh ! an
enjoying them immensely
They ought 10 b.. sniuutasfea
little Jimmie. PA caught em tbs
mornin
CECIL oGpEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

Il T. the marvel % an educational
age that the e0th century giri y
trained 20 every vocation oren 70
women but the one which she i
bound to follow. not for 0ns year
or five. but fnr a lifetime. Mar
riaEe. The Inevitable. the au-imrart-
ant is the one calling which parents
utterly ignore
Mothers cheerfuiiy multiply their
already heavy cares by taking Ia
hoardera In order 90 give their
daughters a normal school Or coli
lswe training.
Fathers take 20 a pipe or twofers
ard fureawear the services ~ fhs
tailor and pautorium 10 furnish
forth tho wherwithai Tor "a course IN
some high priced conservatory Of
music
whole families scrimp and Save
and sacrifice 90 send a daughter to
q business school
What mother ever trains her
daughter Ia the first precept % mate
rimoniai happiness. the foundation
on which the whole structure r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

MARY had n pair ~ calves.
She dressed them up la blue
And everywhere that Mary seat.
The calves would sure 90 TOO.
They followed her 90 school oni
day.
Which made the teacher stare.
Cause Mari had forgot herself.
And ist tho calves g. bars
BRICK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

A baby . months Old has sur
prlsod 81 Louis ~ talking as well
as the average child If several
years. Hnf there II 30 reason any
body should be surprised u isn't
a boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
SMITH MAY Be
GOVERNOR

VANCOUVER. ~ C.. Jan g.
Ralph Smith. n y. ~ Sannimo,
eaa have the Yukon E9fefuonhiP.
II hn wishes. bgt be uill probably
remain Ia British Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

MY wife doesn't interfere with
my business says James 1effrloa.
There's something. after AT IN be-
ing the champion prize fighter q
the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

There f. no answer to this cues.
lion II IL iust printed 70 show
what Kind Of people il takes 10
make the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
Editor Josh Wise

Kindly tell me Hhat TIE waief
wagon H. I see q mentioned oc.
caaionaily bat cannot understand
whY the streets should be spfinkled
ia this Kind 81 weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
STAR DUST
By Josh"

FIRsr pRIxs voR sHsr CONTRIBUTION. SECOND
AND IN Your YARNS. MAKE Ga BRIEF. AooBGss
-JosH STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

Secretary Root 81 now talked 81
for the senate Those fellows who
we're yelling for Tum Plat 20 re-
sign viii keep atill FOR while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

We need a canning factory in this
town Frankfort correspondence.
Chillicotho CO.. Nowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

SO. King leopold gave riorpani
Morgan the hook Hats OF 10
Leopold. gcntsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
TEN COMMANDMENTS
For the Girl Who Would Marry
NO. |
~ DOROTHY pesLE.
#s3.@1s ss&~

Thoy shah not marry until thou
hast learned 20 give Up a fraction
81 Thy will. yea. urto a half thereof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

~Yow Is eternity
with a whole lot q
people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
BATTLE OF CULEBRA

stand When she dit she smiled a.
her friend had smiled before her.
And the record became one with a
chorus something like thiai
The only way ! can figure q cut.
Il nothing from nothing leaves Yon. ="
Per three straight hours Mrs Bar
Gus played the Nobody" song Miss
Clifton likewise held 90 her guns
the potato maNhrr ana the pan reo-
pie In the nriHhborhood went visit
Ing Chlof Engineer Stevens. on hiH
Vefauda, stirred uncamly.
And atiii tho contest waFrd. Mrs.
uaruua used other records. each for
an hour or 90. AZ noon Miss C1if-
ton ais her lunch with one hand hit
finR away at The diahpau. Mra Bar
Gus ate no lunch. AZ I O'Clock Miss
clifton. exhausted. hailed a passing
negro boy. whom nhe hired 90 beat
the pan. paying him 10 cents en-
hour. Al 6 30 y. m. chief Engineer
Stevens was asked 90 interfere.
Stevens called policeman. The
Noise must stop" be snid
hut which nolac7" asked the Of
fieer
Stevens reflected Then finally
THE pan noise" he said. The
law recognizes tho other o. music.
Let the phonoEr1ph play"
And thus ended the battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

Got acquainted with Tom Hcnder.
son. zig Occidental ave. whore you
can buy "a harness or stable slip
plies cheaper than any place In Sc.
attic. sss
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

not consumed 1t all. and IL made Of
copper - = permanent part Of tho
lamp. Only the negative electrode v
= magnetits stick. 1t consists Of .
thin Iron tuhe. which is filled with the
hnely powdered mixture OF magnetic
and other compounds"
The lamp mechanism. We are told.
10 essentially different from that OF
the carbon are-lamp. Since the light
comes from the arc fame and not
from the tips of the electrodes. coz
slant arc-length is required. and the
mechanism IL arranged so rs to secure
this. The lamp gives a distribution
Of light that makes it specially suit
able for street use. the greatest
amount being thrown In . direction
slightly below the horizontal. and only
. little directly downward. There are
none Of the Glaring bright spots. sep
arated by darkness. so noticeable un.
der the ordinary carbon arc.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25
MAINE HERMIT HUNTER

pelts would bring $40 apiece"
On the death Of his father. 50 year.
ago, Mr.. Davis inherited log house
and log sawmill. driven BY water
power, and q township containing
more than $4,000 acres Of thrifty tim.
Der land. Now he has but q few acres
surrounding his aged home on the
shores Of Shin pond. afss
Henry D. Thoreau, the philosopher
OF Concord. Mass. visited Mount
Katshdin In 1S43 to secure material
for his book. Maine Woods" and
Mr.. Davis spent weeks in roaming
the forests with him.
In addition to being . hunter and
fisherman. Mr.. Davis is something Of
an original Investigator into natural
history. and he takes considerable
pride in his prior announcement that
the beautiful markings on rock maple.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25
oREENLEAF DAVIS - CHAMPION
DEAR KILLER OF STATE.
Although Four Score Years Of Age Ne
otili Enjoys Roaming the Forest
lilac .ovsr TIVE Hundred
Hides 70 His Credit.

=
ratten, me.-1reenis.t % Wo
hermit OF snin pono' mas Ail,eo more
IMAM .oV pears: laws mas ne'o me
iecoFu tor nsvins khleo ue' n"os'
pears OF any man IN name 10! "ofe
tnsn ~ years ana tnousn ne - no"
PAST " ana lame ana DENT IRON
rheumatism, no season passes Win
out adding from one to nve bears u
MS Miiy. .
"hen was young. says ne. iss
pears were almost ~ thick along tno
oIo CROWN oeecnes on the slopes q
mount Natandin ~ req squirrels are
to-day. In the fall, after the early
frosts ioosened the beechnuts. could
90 out with an aged smootn'Dore gun
ana snoot two or three most any DAY.
Every fai! father used to call u
boys and make up bear hunt to w.
cure tresh bears meat Tor roasting
pieces al winter. sometimes the
nunt lasted . week. ana sometimes
longer. but We never quit until se
had put by the carcasses OF from viz
70 ten rat bears
IN the days when T1ppecanoe ran
LOT president there was NO railroad
track within 100 miles Of where vs
resided. and II anyone had told ~
ABOUT Chicago dressed beef coming
through to Maine In refrigerator cars
We should have locked him up ~ In.
sane.
The hindquarter OF fat bear
wnich had fed ON beechnuts. when
hung on spit. roasted before hard
wood nre and basted In it, own fat
until 1t was all shiny brown. made eat
ing that was good enough for the min
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

NEW "w,ck" ron ARc-LAMes.
Maanstle lion Ore Found to d Coed
Substitute for Carbon.

In the search for q lamp that shall
have the eaiciency Of the new 'ham-
Ing arc or flame carbon" lamps. with
out their color. which some people
consider Objectionable 1t has been
discovered that magnetic iron ore. or
magnetic" 10 . desirable substitute
for carbon. being incombustible at all
temperatures. 1t is as good . conduc.
tor - carbon and gives q white arc
OF high brilliancy. Says j. l.. Hyden.
writing on the, subject in Casters
Magazine:
In this new arc-lamp steadiness
and white color OF the light are COM
ibined with q high efficiency and long
life of the electrodes. II was found
that the arc fame which carries the
current is fed by the negative ter
terminal almost in the form OF a blast
flame. The positive terminal takes no
part In the production of the c-c
flame. and its material is. therefore,
unessential. 1t is necessary only that
the positive does not get SO hot ~ to
burn or melt of. To avoid this. the
positive Is made large and of metal
which Is q good conductor OF heat.
thus carrying away the heat.
For the negative electrode, mag
netite alone can be used. But while
giving more light than carbon. for the
same power. pure magnetic 10 not so
emcient rs some other oxids Of metals
OF the iron group: accordingly. q
small percentage Of other metallic
oxids Is added to the magnetic to In
crease the efficiency. Pure magnetic
is consumed rather rapidly. An cleo.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25
the CEMENT Aee.
9nsemevs oesvsth q ~ pestis~A c.
W,ent IN6uetry. {

The production Of Portland cement
10 this couAtry has iacreasel d Is
years from 3.0eo barrels Q year to
<.ooe.eeo barrels last sear. - tAis
WITH the prospect q - incrsase dur.
~ nsst year Of ~ pr 90 wieAost
bsaas u Tie haA1s q Q trust, ~
ps3ces have iaefsassd IL tAe past 10
months fsom Is - - ~ esa1 iron
legitimate ds0anA. ~
THIS eaofmoaD oetpst for I'M
Wesh - ss0cieat . bul1d Q Art
ela9s eo0eat s61ewalk Ave test viAe
thfoe - s1s4eotAo 0uoo orou11 ~
vesi1. q bali1 . sl1svA,k ~ feet
~ reaahing iron CAloaos - New
n 49, 70 vAssS ~ nAtsr,al.
oixs1 vtt1 $3.50 ~ GasAe1 setDb. Il
pit aso al0eol uAllaltsd. Thay eaass
Sroo ~ Smallest eulveet - ~ anee'
0ees eeoesote arches spanalnG ous
ArOaoe stsooae: fren ~ hunbassi
eoe1aD na1e q eeoerete tsoeks h
- 49,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

the asest skyscrapse as1 e0es baijl-
iAea buit OF reinforeol eooesoeo.
TO tAs farmer aleoo. oayD 0e3eafiae
American. Portland cement eooeroeo
peeeeaes a enoruo9o saaOo a Dooal-
blnuss. With Il ~ nakeo ~ eeoee
posts. draln tile. eaDvoet pipo. wen
curbins. feeding 1osss. watssing
trousAs. stable nooes, a11oe. GSanaf3ea.
stables. rss,6sncss: - eae2 - CO -
most mako Il take ~ plaee g eveey.
tAing heretofore nAAo q Wool p
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25


called "olrdseye." arr caused by wood.
peckers seeking for the sweet sap. the
dents Of the sharp bills leaving scars.
which turn to . reddish hue.
From Nay until November. yearly.
IL vetsraa AinroA lives il HE basA-
ebos's hall at Shin poaA. but toe ~
last feW years. - ~ - ueoof a1l
fesblsr than before. be eoes 70 Patten
village t. avoid the rigors Of . winter
In the woods.
Not oaly IL Mr.. Davis an optimhst.
. naturalist. hunter and Philosopher.
he 10 . nset. too. Of some ability. and
many Of his metrical sketches have
been priuted In local Maine papers
and In Tie New York sporting and
outing toIrnals.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

II 10 fitted with special cioaed base. outer
globe. and large one piece reflector.
trode Of pure magnetic does not last
any loaesr than carbon IN ~ %.
closed lamp. and Il also tsaAs to IN.
steadiness or aickering OF the light.
The life OF . magnetic slsctrods
eight inches long and half a. inch In
diameter 10 about $50 to 200 hours:
that 10. much Ioaeer than that Of -
enclosed arc electrods.
In the magnetic lamp. - shown h
the figure. The positive eloctrode 70
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25
Electro Culture Of the Future.

Electro Culture Of the Future.
"a" and r. are metal plates buried II
the ground 1t opposite sides Of tree.
An electric current entering IL At "a"
hOwa through soil and roots to "B. ="
The tree represented on the left has
not been treated by electricity.
cradle scale. When the late Sir Fred.
erick Bramwell was told that certain
grapes preseated to him by sir w.
Siemens had been subjected to cleo
tricity during their growth, "Ah. !
though co." observed Sir Frederick:
they had to me . taste Of currents. /"
"Electrocultnre'' b now. however. I'M
der the diOctiou Of NJ. Adolphe Barde.
entering on . new stage in Switssr.
land. Not only has II been found that
= high voltaes improves the growth
Of the vine. bst also kills the phyllo1.
era disease. The Fuchs nstAo4 ha1
alee bsea apeaiod to o0poo tsoeo. Cd
one tree. scar Dl&ppe. has given -
ionishing results over it, fellows.
Here. then. may b . means OF reviv.
ing our 6elds and orchards and max.
Ing the desert blossom ~ the rose.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

Il vas not the heavens. bat The cell.
ias OF the assembly hail. which fell
n Russia the other day. . few hours
before the Duma bad assembled. The
eeci1sat Vas caused BY loading the
raftsrs with too heavy ventilstinG hp.
pasaaus. The Dama itself 10 . good
vsatilatins.nacAine for the Russian
uarsst. Let ~ hope. says Youths
Ce0paaion. that Il may b heavy
eoeagh osly 70 break down Russian
ODog0ootoa.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

n Pruesaaa al novaslaa aolhogs
itiss ass sxpssiasatiaG vttA Q syoAo0
q wireless tslegraoA slona1o ~ sa1t
roads which b ~ - Dgo03oo oee1
reealts A aerial tsonoan1etee Wsfo
10 carried - ~ tooo0Boo4 Doeoo .
the side q tAe rcd, VA tsaao0et
uag stations n ~ elgnAl ia ~.
era sad . wire Ioee astanaa y Denes6
% The top q 90 q ~ ooss - ~
traiA. BY this 0onA0 olODAb -
'stop." 20 aAsaA." ~ ooQW." -
- %. caa - tsano0ltto1 - 00v1oo
traias over - eGooltvA 11otanoo. q
osveo ~ . haN 01Doe t<ft
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

At Penon. Mexico, . suburb OF
Mexico City. may be seen what II
perhaps the smallest church In the
world. II nestles usder the shadow
OF . small volcano. The church 10
about ten feet high and u fest wide.
Modern Mexico says: Whenever q
couple 10 married at the little altar
Of the church there 10 barely room
for the groom and bride 70 turn
arouAd at the same time"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25
ms pass these

Not many Americans pass these
spring evenings In reading the phil
osophy Of Emmanuel Kant. but ~heth.
er they realize 1t or not. their ways
OF thinking are permanently affected
by this little man who died In Konigs-
berg . hundred years ago. His ashes
are to be transferred to the cathedral.
10 = tomb beside those Of Prussisn
kings. and splendid monument Is TO
be erected to him.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

~ New York minister apologised to
his congregation from his pulpit the
ether Sunday for having written .
"no.account" novel. He said he never
would repeat the ofRense and would
do his best to suppress this produc-
tion. Now II the novel writing laity
will 20 and do likewise much will be
forgiven them. Their sins are many.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

than explained:
Place The hand o.
other object il
0s light coming
from two incan.
descent lamps.
ooe red and ono
y hite. place.
aboat . foot apart
and allow The
SHADOW 70 fall o.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

There's scarcely anything which can
fairly be called news in the announce
nent that the defeated president Of
Honduras will plot new war. from
his place Of refuge In Mexico. That's
what an ex-president Is for. In Cen
trail America.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-25

= ~ Desssats ass esoessns1. which
~ taieat q Q yssaeA ns1ajlist nov
n New Yosk ~ na1e Desslbje. II
ve111ag 0e1al 49, ~ bosa ~ a
~ nashoe ~ . I'm g joWssoss. ~
q naay e ~ spsiAg 8asF5Aees
tAseo hAs bsea eeea sueA an q ~
tabse q DreoeotA i = uoQally gtvsa
~ ~ bsS1epoeo 70 ~ beS1e - b
~ bsi1e y ~ hssbaal, altAeaGA Il
~ - peoosate1 n ~ ls1eal - ~.
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IooSAl secretary Of Janaioa Tor Ave
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0ree eIsersot yearD. He 70 the A..
tAoe Of many articles Of socialism ana
economic.