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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
LICENSED TO WE'D

ryfil Airport Bate. 20. Hanford.
Wash, and Evelyn Mary Lois Mar
den, 10. iianford. Wash.
Francis u, Moore. IS, Port
Townsend, Wash. aud ELLA Thorn.
Ton Patterson, "a, Port Townsend.
Wash
James v Moore. 40, and Mary
Pedfoae, 81, seattle
Rosa Baba, "a, Oakland. Cal, and
timpo Mnmlyn, 10. Japan.
E. J Oalund. "a, Redmond, Wash
and Helen hodon, &c. Redmond,
Wash.
Samuel Fred Faikcnberg, &c. and
Ida Rose WooGoooK, q, Seattle
Roscoe N. pondleton. 81, and
Lydia A Mueller, az. Seattle.
Anton sukuesM. 30. Wilburton.
Wash, and Nellie soholtz, ~. VII.
burton. Wash.
Carl Anderson. 80. and Lilly
Elizabeth Anderson. 20, Seattle
Almer NJ Thompson. %, and
Edna May Davis. ~, Seattle,
Louis Gilman Raymond. 80. and
Rosetta Elizabeth Trayuor n. Sc
attic
John Mct.elland. 20. and Clara
Parsons. ~. Seattle.
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Public Scales and Official Weigher Demanded by nab-
Ec-COuncilman Revele Stands Ready to Start
Measure to Insure Honest Weighs.

Il A. also planned as part OF the
scheme, and to prevent tbs dellv
efyman' selling from his load
on the way to deliver Il, 10 estah
liah subatRtlona tn the outer resi-.
dence sections. whore coal may be
re-welghed and the weight com.
pared with the certificate issued
at the bunkers by the city.
A resolution providing rem
edy for this evil Ia expected TO
DO introduced into the city coun,
ell before many weeks
I believe that there Is lot
Of truth In these complaints. said
Councilman Revelle today, when he
was asked BY The star 10 exprcns
himself upon the abort weighing re.
ports Numerous complaints reach
me OF the short weighing % coal
both az tho loading stations and
after Il has been taken In charge
by the drivers.
4 believe something ought 20
be done. but I would like TO see
the matter handled BY some OF the
civic corporations first and gen.
eral understanding Of public acnti
ment reached before the question
Ia dealt with BY the lawmakers
However. ! am ready at the proper
time 10 take the proper steps"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

old ordinance appropriaiing $1,000
for the capture ~ Adulpk krug
who dcfauiteh a. city treasurer M
1898 There 10 waa found that the
council simply appropriated the
money a. BE- spent b. the mayor
for the return II Adolph KruF
70 this city II vas decided that
the case could not be taken AZ
precedent In this case. aud but
little discussion waa given the mat
ter.
Il II believed that Afr Russell
viii enter into a written contract
Nith some responsible deissilye
agency TO deliver Rirllnger md
such money a. he may be- found
10 be possessed Of. 20 this city AZ
tho earliest dAy Il can be done
Bills against all she contractors
shown In the experts report 20 be-
indebted 10 tho city. are being sent
out By the tr~asuFer'H office giving
them 30 days in which 10 settle
After that. n they are not paid Ia
suits will be Instituted for cailcc.
tion and the whole matter taken
into the courts
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The Northwestern

When you want 90 buy merchan.
disc you look for q store with
reputation 81 carrying first quality
goods having ono price for all Gus.
toners alike--And making the price
right Look for the same things
when you place your fire insurance.
You may find some Of them. but
you will not find them all with
a trust company. You will find
them all with the Northwestern
Mutual Fire Association. Of Seattle
Insurance that lnaures not some.
timea. but all the time-absolute
equality 81 treatment 10 All policy
holders and saving Of 90 10 40
per cent OF the net cost Of your
poiicy The Northwestern Is strict.
ly . pollcyholdors' organization. and
returns its earnings TO lts policy
holders IN dividends instead OF 10
stockholders
NoW offices located at 2os co.
luInhla ". go
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pahuc sales and an olficiae
~s,sher 10 prevent the abort weigh.
80 ~ coal. which has BECOME a
snmmou practice. according 20 the
ssneral opinion. Is loudly demanded
- me rrassuro has become 80
~~.ai that Il has already attracted
~ attention az city officlal4 The
.smercllul manner Ia which the
ssorner on coal was worked last
winter Is anssher phase ~ the
ssestlon that is being considered
= cfiiclAl circles. and e h prob.
shle that when one Is taken up the
clher will be dealt With,
That coal Is short weighed at
.ome * the hunkers by the large
Asaleys contrcliing the supplies. aud
49, ~ the delivery mcn. Is gen.
eraily believed
n prevent this IL now the prob.
leon some Of the city lawmakers
sre ready 10 take the matter up
aea push e Along Il the press or
any commercial or civic body will
attempt TO point the way Il should
be done
A number OF different plans have
already been suggested. some %
which have been laid before the
members Of tho city council
% many complaints have been
made % the councilmen that they
are convinced there Is morc truth
than fiction IN the allegations that
short weighing Is common prao.
tee. and they are ready 20 listen
10 suggestions as 70 a remedy for
TIE evil
One plan. which has already been
lzid before Councilman Rcvelie
asks the council to create the 20.
sfion o. a public weigher and es-
nsesh public scales at the bunk
srs where every load OF coal or
carload coming into the city for
Assrihution may be weighed sud a
asy certificate Of the weight be
given the purchaser.
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BIRTH RECORD.

Births were registered today ~
follows.
Mettefstorm TO wife Of Eman.
uel Wetieratorm. 22aA Second W.,
July 10. boy.
holland To wife Of James r.. No.
land, 1903 3ist ay.. July 10. a Girl.
SCHEDULE To wife Of l.. J SCHEDULE,
Eaatiake and Roanoke. July 1. a
Girl.
Gileo-To wife Of Alfred CLEO,
eols 18th av. s.. July ls. a boy.
Niucent-To wife Of Ciancle y.
Vincent. iif Denny way. July 10,
a boy.
Mayo-To wife 81 A. L. Mayo.
Ole y Aeth. July 10. a boy.
speliman- To wife Of Mike Spell
man. July it. a girl.
Ffakef To wife 81 e. T. Fraker.
Columbia station. July n. girl.
Anderson To wife OF Ole Ander.
son. 2ie WoEtlake ay. July 10, a
giri.
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SEARCH ON

Acting under authority % she
finance committee Of thn city conn.
cll Treasurer George Russell Is to
DAY at work on plans for the return
af John Ripllnxer. defaulting en-
city Comptroller. TO this city 10
answer the warrant Of arrest that
has already been sworn out Tor him
IN the prosecuting attorneys office
Mr. Russell today refused 10 di
vplEe 60 the newApaper men what
hf has already done . Hhs matter
AID yesterday afterno6n refused 60
divuiEe The same II ,tho finance
eonimistes except ~ eskrcuiiva 500
ssoa. lie Will not state al this
time az 20 where be believes the
deiaullcr can be located
Mr. Russell believes that pub
iIclty NJ this time would defeat his
plans for captnrinw the fugitive.
The city treasurer has been
given carte blanche and will act
on his own judgment after consult.
inE the corporation counsel
Yesterday Mr.. Russell and the
finance committee locked No tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

ings twice month. IN the Labor
Temple.
The meetings are orderly and IN.
structiye. no bad characters being
tolerated in the union. or allowed
TO attend the meetings. In fact,
none but good boys can sell tho
papers. as Il Is the object Of tho
union 20 have only boys who are
ambitious IN its ranks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

Bart0 & Sons filed their assign
ment and demanded n warrant for
Borrow's salary, which Deputy
County Auditor Brler refused to
Issue, unless ordered to do 50 BY
the courts.
Tho suit commenced today IL by
County Auditor James r. Agnew
against BartSA n Sons bank and
Borrow, and will determine tho
validity Of these assignAients be-.
fore the salary warrants are is
sued n successful. II will end
the business Of loan sharks amoas
county employees.
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SENSATION
Is SPRUNG

cARLsRuHE. July 20 Attorney
nietE for Prof. Han. charged With
numbering his mother law, ere
ated n sensation Ia court today by
declaring that the trial Ia organ.
ised and a conspiracy exists 90 con.
Wet the professor on insufficient
circumstantlal evidence.
Also that the court prosecutor
aud witnesses had shown the
atrongest anlmus against the de
PENDANT.
lie raised strong point by do,
olaring that Wieland. valet IN the
Molitor home. who disappeared ON
the day Of the murder. should be
found and examined before the
trial proceeds.
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ON THE FRONT

The first gold that has come out
of the north by express fer a lung
time left Ketchiken yesterday on
the steamer Humboldt The bull
liam nll comes from the interior and
amounts to tis0.o0o
The naval transport Buffalo "a
q pstied az Bremerton this week
from Mare island with a draft Of
mon for the cruiser Albany The
ALBANY viii 80 south.
The San Juan Fish company has
moved 10 ita new quarters On the
tide flats There 10 much greater
wharfage capacity Of the new
place and refrigerator process
capable Of producing i2o tons a
day.
The Pacific Coast eompanya
steamer Spokane IL 90 be icnKthen.
ed 81 feet. giving n total length 81
ait feet The Spokane will be
ready for the Alaska business next
spring
There was no work on board the
five mnaied schooner George g.
nnllnEs yesterday because the long.
ahorcmen refused 10 unload the
100 tons OF cement on board AZ
the regular rate They asked for
90 cents an hour for nine hours
and IS cents an hour after 5
o'clock. The steyedoreA claim that
they are entitled 20 more pay bc.
cause cement IL harder 10 handle
than ordinary merchandise.
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today as
follows.
neilah James Bellah. 50. July
~. 2ai = Wilhcrt
AoAEer Michael Meager. 81,
July "a. ia W Crawford
Teller G. A. Teller. month.
July ~. LakewAy and CouEtlRnd
kropp Hliarius kropp. ~. July
~, 100 18th a.
NcGraw Mrs Mary l. McOraw.
s., July n, Providence hospital
Macarthur William W Near
thnf. Is. July ". Providence hos
tAtal.
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AT EVERETT


EVERETT, July 20 Work was
yesterday started upon the new
city wharf and from arrangements
already made the wharf will be- ono,
Of the busiest places on The water
front The BnyAldo Iron works and
the Everett Fish company will each
build large buildings upon n. while
gravel bunkcrs and Rridiron VIII
both be built adjoining Tug OF
ficea viii occupy portion Of the
wharf The city OF Everett viii
land az Il instead Of az Improve
mon1 wharf. aa az present.
yhe builders OF the Great North
ern wharf have been given aaaur
ance that from now on they viii
be- furnishes 30 piles day by
the efeoaota works. and that IN
surea the early completion Of not
only she wharf but also tho Gle.
yator and warehouse. aH work on
been received OF the destruction Of
o. pillnR
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NEW PAVING PROPOSAL
FOR QUEEN ANNE

Councilman Criehton viii next
Monday night introduce a new rcso
luton into the council making an
entirely new improvement for the
paving Of the bis Queen Anne dis
tFlet
Councilman criohton expects 10
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FOR EAeLEs' CONVENTION.

The conventions committee Of
the Chamber OF Commerce viii
meet Monday afternoon for the pur.
poae of taking un the matter OF
making an effort 90 secure and en-.
terrain the national convention Of
Eagles IN Seattle On 1905 A loan
OF $4,000 has been suggested In
the event that Il Ia decided to make
an effort to land the meeting. and
this phase Of the question will be
the principal Que under discussion
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eaesaaa
DORSEY CASE
POSTPONED

Harry G. Dorsey and wife, alias
Carrie Woods. arrested by the ScAt'
tie police last week on an alleged
shopliftink charge. we're before
Justice Carroll yesterday afternoon
to answer TO tao charges each Of
petit larceny. but the state was not
ready Tor trial and the matter was
postponed bail vas reduced from
81 600 Ia $500 each.
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J. n. Patter. Of 24si Spring ST. Is
the man niogcnes was looking for.
Mr., Patter found purse lying on
the sidewalk yesterday, containing
tiiAb IN money, and sent word 10
the police that the owner could
have Il returned upon proper lden.
LITIGATION.
While standing in front OF a
cigar stand last evening. 3 Ne,
strom. rooming AZ the Wright hotel.
says a coiofcd man grabbed a
purse containing SIS out 81 his
hand and succeeded In escaping
through the crowd.
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Tourists

Don't fail 20 visit the u. 3. navy
yard at bremertOn The new
steamer Tourist" leaves Pier az
10 a m and SIG D. m. for tho navy
yard tomorrow Don't fail 10 try
the new steamer. comfortable az
home. and sce the battleahips
Nebraska. Oregon and Wisconsin.
the gunboais Chicago. Boston and
Albany. the training ship Philadel.
phla. The prison ship Nipaic and
the great drydock Boats leave
Pier sunday at s. 30. 10 and d 30
a. m. 1916. gao. 30 and T:30 ..
m Round trip soc. go
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TO END BUSINESS
OF LOAN SHARKS

A suit was filed by Prosecuting
Attorney macintosh today 10 do.
termlne tho validity 81 salary ~.
signments by county employees 10
uBurera.
w IT, Borrow was employed dur.
Ing May as an expert n tho county
assessors office On June ~ he
assigned hig salary To Bnrto A.
Sons bank, an institution which
makes practice OF loaning money
20 city and county employees az
considerable above the legal rate
OF interest taking salary assign
menta as security.
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site f. rapidly progressing and we
are now practically sure that our
funds will not be tied up. Accord.
Ing TO adviccs Just received from
Olympia. upwards Of 200 appllca
tons have bccn made for the pur.
chase OF the shore lands 81 Lake
Union. covering all the saleable
land surrounding the lake. This
iusures the commission money To
begin work IN earnest"
The time for filing applications
expired today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
pRUooIsrs' CONVENTION.

MOCLIPS. July 20-The wash.
inglon State Pharmaceutical asao.
citation is holding ita 18th annual
meeting ~ the Moclips Beach hotel
The officers are: President, l..
J.. Talimann. Of Walla Walia. vice
president, A. w. Preston. OF Bal.
lard, treasurer y n stahl. Of Cen.
tralia. secretary, w. 2. bonney. OF
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
FIERCE LABOR RIOT AT DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich, July 90 Five
thousand strike sympathizera this
morning attacked 100 stfikebreak.
era on their way 90 work al the
Great Lakes Engineering works,
precipitating Wild riot.
The strikebreakers fired, wound.
Ing one striker and policeman.
There have been 25 arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
PHILIPPINE
ELECTION

WASHINGTON. u. C.. July 90
The first step Ia the Filipino self.
government ~ being taken In the
Philippines today In an election OF
the house OF representatives. SO
far the experiment has been a dis.
appointment 10 the Americans. The
principal parties are the Prowrcet.
sias and tho inaepmistaa.
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SHORE LAND COMMISSIONERS ASSURED
MONEY TO BEGIN ACTUAL WORK

The state commissioner Of the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
who have been in session here dur.
Ing tho past two days Al the Ar
nngton hotel. closed their work for
the present today and most Of the
members viii leave Seattle tonight
for their respective homes.
We feel greatly encouraged with
present conditions" said Henry l.
Mclean. president Of the commits.
sion today. THE work on tho fair
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SHUT OFF NOTICE.

Water will be shut off at . a.
m. 20 3 y. m. Monday. July 70, on
YeBler way from Twenty NTH K
Thirtieth Az. and along Twenty.
NTH and Twenty eighth avs. from
Yesler way 10 East Spruce 1T.
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PROGRESSIVE cluB.

The subject Crime and Grimm.
ais, Their Cause aud Cure" will
be discussed before the Progressive
club AZ Christcnaen'a Broadway
ball on Sunday evening. with II.
Strath a. the principal speaker.
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TO Prevent SHORT
WEIGHING OF COAL
RUSH STILL TIED UP

The Y. :. cutter Rush Is stlll tied
up at Moran's although Il should
have gone north two weska ago.
While the Rush ia laid up0sho seal
poachers can roam at viii In north.
ern waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
FIRE MOB AT SEOUL.

TOXIC. July 20-A mob Of ,
! i.00o attacked and burned the 4
} residence OF the Korean prem I
] Ter Nj Wang Yang. according
} 10 dispatches from Seoul The
! premier was absent
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ORDER A BUFFALO

Gasoline engine for your boat and
you have the problem settled. You
will want no better machine 1T
rs 1T. Geo. w. Woodhouse Co.
carry a complete stock. ll2 univer-
Hity NJ. 49,
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re operation OF me othef lhtia-
snces. ana AithoAAn IVA NotA' 20
~ a. ne prosecution o. men toF
crimes Already eomnaitsnu y con
eefned. was e"ssapie.ess huli'ilsa y
ne failure ana refusal o. h'a
ehlaeeontroilea prosecuting ".'ot.
ssf 70 perform hla au,s, 70" luts
hseii had eoinpfehsns.Fe sl~se
e ne guy eApeetea e' ". Aae
e'sPiAyed the Faet y 'he soolsess
7 iasesuHaisa Aiaa ~" ih'''e'1i's'''A
y Fesnfted
Fof ne pAst Tour eaEa 49,
aas pTen persistent cA'' - -
epaenctcd ~ me pfotee'ee ~,'a
psitliskea lhietessa 90 as i'''i's tf's.
sosA q ne 1873 sfaha luI1' sla
even ~hiie ne lafs "a "a sss'.'a
eFvfY Afaiiaaie Foatieai ana Got
pafaIe iniinsaee was nfVusNt -
heaF 70 destroy rs iioishef. nat
As iAet aa.aeA oat tnAt me w.
pfeenfr1 evidence @sAinAA soinN -
ne pig la~.oreAksfa, ana on tne
eAsiS ot mat eFilehoe returned ~.
essneais against taeln. y pefs''ea
evidence against others with z
b. the saprems court Of the state
ana y put such scare into ne
whole PERSONNEL % me criminal
ana COOPERATION piandeFhNna tnAs
eeeh toaAg we alSsestlnh q .
sfHna Jury causes me cold chiiis
70 efssp ~ many seattle oacss
u Indicted ne president OF inc
sea'iie EieetFie company ana an
sssnl s.Aployed ~ hln 70 secure
Haaehlse IfanduientlY, the mayor. .
ms calel Of police. me owners Of
Ne buildings used as gAmbling
nosses snd houses % III lame. a.
ss'i =. NE pEoprietors OF several
s'ooAea saul5iing loints " prooed
efeEh oik steals which mad arous-
- me public eonseience Of the
eonmunity' y recommended mat
~ h'-sA special privilege grant.
y oJ me council b. revoked. and
recommended that a majority o.
- members OF ths council resign
'he'r offices for thu welfare Of the
"mmani'y.
Removal AZ as.sric,.a ols,,,es
iAairectiy. the Grand jury was
" ol,sroNtn Of she general reign
= iaNlesahess IN the city through
~ egnniFanee of public officials
,.11s.'ii y grew out 81 ne Incidents
eaalns w 70 and attending me re-
nosA ot me restricted district For
ssssstAi years me restricted district
&c Deen conferred about Second Az.
49,. 49, ana Warrington 81 But soon
49, lne election o. 1907 certain
hfoEed individuals became inform
49,. ~, y was me intention o.
49, 49, hnhaes r compel y % move
aal,Aef south g It's present ioca.
c ~ Chlef Of these was William
.sApp"ue' a wealthy klondiker.
-lo proceeded 20 make profitable
~ oi ME kn0NledEe by purchasing
s.opeI'y Do The new district and
ss.stlns number Of cheap wooden
,.-, suitable Tor the use OF the
49, industries.
mnen these buildings were ap'
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I: a
MAD

TOXIC. July 20.--Adyices re.
eeiyed from Seoul state that there
is riotlng over the forced alb
dication OF the emperor OF Korea
Soldiers have mutinled and running
through the streets have shot Wild
at any and all Japanese encoun.
tered.
The populaco threatens TO kill all
Japanese
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cut down the sandstone paving on
the atiffgradcd streets. replacing u
with hoyclod brick, drop the brick
CUTTERS. and save fully $4,000 on
tho job
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- ana i'd EdIet.

II IL clear that the policy Of the
mayor. 80 ahamaiessly owned and
adhered 20 and 80 emphatlcaliy
repudiated Al the last city election
rs responsible for existing condl
tons. n Is futile 10 attempt TO
shift tho responsibility.
We believe that the city should
free Itself from all partnership Ia.
terest IN any form Of law violation
and that the duty Of the officers Of
the law ought 10 be one Of rcleni.
less hostility to such violators. with
special privileges 70 none.
~ IL clear that gambling can
be suppressed. this having been
done for certain purposes on sew
erai occasions during the present
year
we believe that the events Of
the past year. our own investiKa.
lions and recent. ofi.repeated allie
cations, demand the immediate call
Ing Of a grand jury"
Two days later Judge Bell again
announced HIS intention to call a
grand jury. and the names OF jury
men for that service we're drawn
with the petit Jury on December
10. 10 DO convened January 8,
1903.
Almost before the grand jury was
called tho interests most likely to
be reached by II became active IN
efforts 20 prevent it, work from
being effective. which efforts con.
unued. and grew more and more
bold throughout the time the Jury
was I'm session While most Of these
activities we're conducted In secret.
enough Of them became public prop
erty IN various ways 20 convey a
general impression Of their charne.
ter. These efforts 10 Jockey the
grand jury will be made the subject
Of tho next lnstallment OF this mar.
ratiye.
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LONDON. July 20 Scarcely a
word OF sympathy for the Koreans
Is uttered by the papers here The
Daily Telegraph says
After all, Korea. by the very
circumstances OF geographical post
ton. was foreahadowed 10 be a spoil
OF war. and the complete jRpaniza
tion OF Korea can only be a mat
ter Of time. provided the verdict 90
the last war remains unaltered'