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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

Seattle stars Exclusive seFylee.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 80 Now
that Postmaster General Moyor has
followed the lead of Villas. Wana
maker and hlHael. aud has an,
hohnced his intention uf bringing
tho parcels poat proposition 10 q
head during the next session Of
eohkfcsa, the hig forces are al.
ready lining up for what promlnea
20 be spectacular fight.
Tho administration generally ia.
fofa the parcels post The system
has proved successful IN other
countries AZ nearly everyone
knows u means only such a redue.
zion Ia postage az will permit the
sending by mail OF merchandise az
cheap rates
The chief directors 90 tho par.
cells post are the express compa
Mos, II would play havoc with
their high tariff Nobody would
send merchandise by express when
L could be sent three and four
times a. eheapiY hy mail
Tho biz mall order houses are. 81
course, enthusiastically in favor or
the proposed ayHtem The small
country dealer IL ilned up with the
express forces. believing that a par.
coils post means that the bis mall
order houses Will be- able 10 iAko
away "A great part % his business
Trade papers aud commercial Assoc
olRtionn Reueraliy arc getting N
line on one slide or the other Job.
hyibta arc already laying their
plans aud wtreH The fight. if 81
comes. vii be- a flsrcy one.
The small dealers and The coun
tfy alofekecpwfa have organised IN
90 shat u known as the Home
Trade League They have head
quarters ia Chicago talao consider,
cd the head % the mail order baai
ness, which would profit m0ht hy
the parcels poatl. and from there
hey ARE also preparing To work Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
JEWS WILL
celebrate

Preparations are being made BY
the Jewish residents o. Seattle for
the observance Of the Hebrew New
Year. which occurs on September
o The Jewish calendar begins
from the creation o. the world. and
according 20 q the year 70 CON.
mencs on September 3. IL 5sGs
The New Year festival lasts two
days. September . and 10. and II
followed by the Day Of Atone.
mcnt" on September 70. during the
whole Of which every adult fasia,
and IN the synagogue engages In
prayer and meditation. The Feast
Of Tabernacles." which lasts eight
days. commences September . and
continues until October L Services
will be held during ail these holy
days AZ the Temple DE Hlrach. the
Orthodox synagogue. Thirteenth
and Washington: at iIegzel ayna-
gogue. Ninth and Yesler. and
Christensen's Broadway hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

congress- against the proposed
measure
Congress VIII find Itself Ia the
poaiilen Of being Obliged 70 dis
count the arguments OF the express
composites ard the trade league on
ono side and the representations OF
the mail order houses and the post
office promoters on the other. and
must concern Itself only with the
cnuauinnr the great bulk Of the poo
pie thegnseiFsH The question viii
not bn. shat r. best for the express
companies 90 the mail order houses
or the country stnrrkespers or the
small fctali merchants. but what
will be best Tor the people as
whoief
The parcels post has worked well
ahr0ad, NOT only Ia reducing ca.
press rates, bni Va permitting the
forwarding 81 merchandise BY mail
AZ cheap faten n has seemingly
not Injured the small retailer. as u
has encouraged him TO las ia small
stocaa al los shipping cost and has
10 uaaa4 Instances enabled him a.
build 40 a LARGE commission bust
ness. cuudpeted AZ no fink 10 him.
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
MILLIONAIRE NELSON
MORRIS DIES IN CHICAGO
EVERETT PIONEER DEAD

EVERETT, Aus a. The body of
John Hilton. tho Everett. pioneof
who died Sunday morning al Paaa
dena, Cal, where he had gone for
his health. will be brought to Ever.
ett ia a few days for intcrmcnt but
arrangements Tor tho funeral ser.
Vices have not been made. MIR nii.
ton had heen resident OF Snohum.
iah county for 40 years and was ono
OF the earliest locatora on the
Eycrett peninsula He made for.
tune Ia Everett and Seattle lands
Ills estate 10 valued az about $3.50.
600 lie IL survived by a son.
Bailey Of Everett and bys a daugh.
ter. Mrs, Leila May Loomia. OF Den.
YER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
May Die AS RESULT
OF A SALOON Fight
REVISION


The city council. sitting az n
committee o. the whole. will on
Thursday evening take up Tor final
determination the matter 0f a 10.
vision 81 the eity charter A. The
meeting ~ the council last even
ing resolution presented by Saw.
yer was introduced and referred to
the committee % tho whole. along
with the communication received
from a member q the Commercial
club last week.
Il Il probable that a commission
20 study the charter Nith a virw "a
proposing ard presenting amend
ments. viii b. named By the coua.
eil bait u q hardly probable that a
fan revision ~ that document viii
bc consented 20
A ilst of nbout 10 prpmlnrnt Ga
ikena has been presented by Coun-
cilmna sawyer wha fathers the
resolution. from which The council
q expected 20 draw tho meu vho
will consider thc charter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
y,ms,s and World Renowned Meat Packer Of Chicago
Passes Away After Desperate Fight With Death
Fortune Greater Than Estimated.

il develops that Ia the last days
0t bis illness be purchased $50. 600
acres OF south Dakota land known
as Ranch Ne NJ, This ranch Is
stocked with $4,000 head ~ cat,
tic, This was quietly acquired aud
not until this noon dld the trans.
action become known. lie also
acquired. during he last few DAYS.
several hundred thousand head 81
cattle IN Texas.
This afternoon It developed that
Nelson Morris owned several
steamships on the Atlantic and Pa.
cific coasts. the Great Lakes ana
various rivers. u may later Dc
yelop that hts fortune il far ba.
youd shat 4 il aoW supposed %
be Morris never sought publicity
and be was always quiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
nur lie ~ 30 80 pResIngMr.

~ ia not true tina, the preai
dont ia engaged In a raid against
an corporations " iH nai true
that be proposes 20 rip np past
transactions. when by reason ~
the injury 10 innocent purchasers
such q course would as more Is
Justice than good Ills only policy
and sworn duty ia TO prosecute.
with the fullest fieor. the corpora.
tons and individuals whose fIa
grant violations Of the law make
u necessary TO DO go In that com
plete reform may be- effected ia
our business methods -8erro.
tary W a. Taft, IN bis address at
Columbus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
VESSELS MUST BE.
FUMIGATED

Under instructions received from
Washington. vessels arriving from
San Francisco and other plaguein'
fected ports will be fumigated eth
CT here oE~at the Golden Gate.
These instructions we're received
by Dr NJ. J. white. United States
Marine hospital corps. who has
permanent headquarters az the
StAnder hotel
The city health department will
assist the government In every way
IL can.
II is believed that on account OF
the difficulties here on the Sound
about dlscharging and taking on
cargo. the fumigation Of all vessels
viii be done az San Francisco
though Health officer Calhoun
said this afternoon that the point
had not been definitely settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
SHELTER rRusr no Asrs WHITE HOUSE.

"Thfse II crisis approaching IN
the unlspd States n President
Roosevelt can be- reelected. A..
Temps viii b. made 20 assure him
a permanent tenure Of that office
The cobeeqaenceH q 30 great a
departure from American and Re
publican tradition are too great
and tAf reaching 10 be- estimated
This may seem revolutionary
sort " tale fuT business man. but
lock 81 the way things are FoiuG in
cur democratic country Solo
mon uugrenhrim. Of the ameiler
trnsi in an Interview given in
Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
DO YOU BELIEVE?
RockGFGLLERs cRIrleIsm oF AnNlNIsrnArlon

The present runaway policy %
The adntialsiratlon spells disaster
cunfidenns ~ tho basis % every.
thlnK Material To deHtroy "
means disaster. financial depgcs.
alon. hnanCial chaos IiccAase o.
the enafae Of the administration.
vith ~ reports every few minutes
% new actions and heavy fluea. the
county Is beginning 70 dun 70
ward ibe rocks ~ financial depres.
aiuu John - Rockefeller. in
much quoted iniefyiew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
MAY DESERT
CITY Hall.

The entire water and lighting de-
parimcnts az the city hall will. n
the finance committee approves a
new plan framed up BY the Officials
today. move from the old building
TO Tho Trustee building, faclug on
Third av.
The matter will GO 90 the o.
nance committee Friday and II ap-
proved. the change viii DO carried
out a. soon as possible.
Treasurer Russell suporiutend
enf Young and other officials made
an inspection Of the new premises
this morning and secured figures
on the lease The overcruwded
condition Of the city hall makes
moving g necessity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
MISS ARNT DISCHARGED
IS SEEKING MEDICATION
Barred From Bringing Criminal Prosecution by New
Law ues Reed for Total Of $lO5,OOO Damages

Criminal prosecution o likely
from the ResdArn
Miss Maud j. Amt accompanied her attorney Judge e.
HUMPHREYS, called Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh yesterday
afternoon Immediately after discharge Judge Carroll
Macintosh had left the They called
hour today
Prosecuting Attorney
for Reed would be Issued, said
- don how understand the evidence the
correctly The only possible which could
applied for would be attempt 10 commit criminal assault
THE last legislature change
to that class Of ofensss requiring witness
plaintiffs evidence.
present."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
Goo Lanck, Kicked and Beaten by Carver Match, Lies
nDangaous Condition al Wayside Hospital Police
haEsnoEfod to Arrest Man Who May be Murderer.

two eomhAiants and several others
worked their way out of the salooa
into the street Here Il seems that
Match. without any warning. sud.
dealX kickcd Lotsck tao or three
fuses, once Ia the stomach aad
onee below the Ernin.
The inlurcs man sank % the
ground with ! mean and HIS a..
saslaut fled into the darkness % an
adjacent street and haa not been
see usince AZ quickly az possible
the police were notified. aud Pa
trolmsn Crandeli and Bell reached
the scene iorick vas hurried 20
the hospital and the maine and De-
srfiptiou Of his nsanilant tele
phoned 10 headquarters
Police % Netting.
Up 20 a late hour this afternoon
the police had not taken ans stcpa
towards appreheHdlnk Match.
Match Is said 20 BE- e years 81
ara. 8 feet inches Ia height. light
eumpic xtoucd. light ufustacha end
sore a gray suit and hat wifh
geld nugget watch chain. lie haa
lived az szi Minor av. The police
learned thtA he il carrying his
right hand done 10 ia q handkar.
chief and Il Is thought that be
injured his hand IN some previous
trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

but contained himself remarkably
well as for az personalities were
concerned. seeking nevertheless 10
diacredlt the testimony Of the Amt
sisters. lie intimated that Miss
Amt WAS not the simple young
woman which she appeared 10 be,
but aside from yelled suggestions
occasionally. he handled his case
quietly and carefully.
John Il. HUMPHREYS then adj
dressed the court for the defense.
lie vigorously attacked the states
case. aud using term frequently
employed IN giving evidence. do
clared that Reed was an 'old fool"
Touching upon points OF veracity,
HUMPHREYS did not hesitate 10 call
Reed a liar" and followed this
remark with a further denunciation
Of Reed. employing the terms "old
masher" and ''libertine." with con-
siderable frequency.
George l.. Cole then followed his
associate aud made the concluding
address after which the defend
ant was discharged He attacked
the case OF the state in a manner
similar TO that OF his associate. and
In pleading bis own case. quoted
from Shakespeare and other elias
sics, the whole being a masterful
and powerful argument for his eli
ent lie also discredlted Wander
veer's action I'm attempting 10
force a confession from the ac-
cused. but attributed the prose-
cutor's action TO over-zealousness
4 DO not believe" he said that Mr..
Vanderveer acted with malicious
intent. but do think the prosecut
OF was sadly lacking In fore
thought"
When Mr.. Cole concluded. JUS
tice Carroll in two words liberated
Miss Amt. stating. defendant dis.
charged"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
IROQUoIS ON
RUN AGAIN

The steamer Ironuoia. Of the
lniand Navigation company. left
on time 20 the minute today Tor
her trip 70 Belllughafn and Van.
couvcr The mishap she met wlth
yesterday vas a minor one. and II
took bat a short tune to have her
Ia running cnuditloa again The
accident Of yesterday vsa the first
miHhap In over 4 month 20 THE
vessel. which has the record ~
daily covering more miios than
any other craft In tho United
states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

No rats will be permitted TO
leave any vessel In any port on
Puget sound and TO prevent this
every vessel before tying up win
be surrounded with a netting that
viii keep all rodents on the ship.
II the government officer asks
the local health department 70 de-
tail men to the work OF inspecting
vessels and 10 see that no rats that
might be on the ships get away,
this will be done. DIR. White and
Health officer Calhoun conferred
on the subject Saturday after the
receipt Of the instructions from
Washington, and whatever help Ia
necessary was promised by the To-
eat officials.
There was however no call made
today and nothing was done by the
local health officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

Discharged IN Justice CAROLS
court yesterday afternoon amidst
applause from tho spectators. Maud
J. Arnt, charged by william Reed
with having forced his signature
20 a note for s. 1000 at the point Of
a revolver. Immediately served pa.
pers on her accuser charging him
with attempted assault. defama-
ton OF character and false lmpFis.
oumcnt. damages for which Is
asked IN the sum OF $4,000. OF
this amount s25. 900 are asked for
attempted assault. $4,000 for de.
famation OF character and 5000
for false imprisonment
IN addition 10 theae charges, a
further complaint viii be lodged
charging malicious prosecution. IN
which the sum Of $50. 900 damages
Is asked making n total Of si0b 600
Ia damage suita againH, Reed.
Il ~ also stated that later papers
will be filed against Deputy Prose.
cutting Attorney George Vanderveor.
because of his action 10 attempting
10 furca the woman into solitary
confinement both ia the city and
county jnlla Other acts OF alleged
persecution will bo brought out IN
the complaint II issued. tending 20
show the browbcating tactics and
abusive terms which the woman
charges Vanderveef with having
employed Ia attempting TO force a
con Victlon. MessrH HUMPHREYS
and Cole state that they are in.
eilned 10 believe that Yanderycer' =
action was dae rather TO his over.
zcalouBncEa than 20 a desire TO per.
secute, and lt II possible that the
charges against Vauderyeer will be
dropped OF az least withheld. pend
ing a settlement with Reed.
In addressing the court. Wander.
veer fought bitterly for the state,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
WANTS DIVORCE FROM
NAN PATTERSON

LOS ANGELES. Aug. s7.--Leon
Martin. husband Of Nan Patterson.
has become disguised with the
bihulous escapadea Of bis wife and
viii seek divorce. He 10 nos
here for the benefit OF his health.
Recent ndyiccH from the east in.
Innate that she has boon having
the gay old time" az Pitlsbure
several prominent men being
among her admirers.
Mr. Miller states that for a time
after her acquiiinl Of the murder
uf Caesar Young she was a most
devoted wife but since bis arrival
10 this city she has gone back 10
the Old butterfly life and hts man.
hood viii not permit him 90 longer
belag associated with the woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

~ii is deemed good policy by the
administration 20 attack NE hut
! can stand these erroneous reports
ard misleading sialemenis much
better than The people q this coun-
Try can stand that sort % proceed
urc on the part OF the government
charged wisA he dniy
~ lmparsialiy administering the
Laws - - Hartman. Ia an in.
leryiew on the Alton railroad steal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
COVER TO BE
CHARGED :

ksenaei GOFer. who attempted
,A1ss = ne presence Of Miss Mi.
y Taylor because Of unreaulted
- ioF her. wlil IA Ell probability
: prosecuted By chief of Police
~Alpsns'esn. under TIE law Of the
49, legislature. whlch makes a.
~ suicide a miademeanor.
= 49, has not yet left the care OF
:. 'ayslsian, but Is well on The
'aa . complete recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
WOMEN CHECKERS
QUIT THEIR JOBS

since the strike was called had be-.
come So obnoxious to them that
they preferred 20 take their
chances on the outside
They were received hy the teleg.
raphers with rousing cheer and
placed upon the roll of honor a.
fun fledged members Of the union.
The Strikers committee report
but SIX operators on duty yeHter.
day "a The Western Union. outside
OF The officials. aud but three out
side OF officials az the Postal
Reports we're read from all the
business ceutcfs In the United
States. showing that the men wen
standing pai one and all for %
nosi sa.iu ssse@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

The signing OF this scale will
mean that all the mines represent
cd az this conference will be kept
ia operation. and that the price
of coal 10 the producer will only
show a very small increase over
last year
Any material increase IN cost TO
the consumer will. however. remain
ia the hands Of the middle men as
heretofore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
HckETs AROUND
FISHING BOATS

4 s.Aeia are maintained about
"1aing vessels, Grant and San
~. ~ 4 ne San Juan pier More
-. - Heek ago the hallbnt fisher.
/. -. -, formed a union and vent On
y "nks because the San Juan Fish
-. -. ,ssaasd 70 aecede 10 their De.
s.. -a. The company intends 10
snpiog non-union men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

.,ur sss0 Aus. sf-Ncison Mot
: o' ~ wealthy aud welrd renoS n.
~ y ,s v vssser, died THIS morning ses
q ~ ~ illness Morris had
d'ei a \, ,hre years. aultefias
essa y 49,. N and also Rrishts de.
fFun ~ - A. past three weeks he
ease ~. - assperately fighting lie
~ ueaday. which was 'eo
- "a last night the doteu
serslcana. the best to INC ~, 49,. /, /,
~ haa been called. save ms ''''
~ A. hopeless -, s,-,une
xeIsea Morris leaves . Ie. .,..l,
..slmasea Al sss.oeo 900. One shl5u
49, d bis widow some : 9. a,s't, ..a
80 Is charity and faithful en-
stoves The remainder soes y
kur ehlldro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

The scale Of wages lH Increased
10 per cent and an eighth0nr day
conceded 10 all employees, that ~
eight hours Of actual work after
they reach their various places
underground or above.
These are the principal points,
although there were numerous other
Instances where both sides CON
ueded in order 10 harmonlze the
results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
CABLE COMPLETED

CABLE COMPLETED Wy
Adytcea from the 4. 8. cable
ship Burnside state that the work
on tho Valdez sifka cable has been
completed. With the completion
81 this cable. the service has been
doubled. A. a duplex system has
been installed The Burnsides
next work viii consist IN laying a
cable from Valdez "a Montague is.
land A telephone system will also
be installed between JaponRki Is.
land aud Silka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

Women can DO almost anything
that men can. and few Of them
cAn shoot The fact remains that
the majority Of women are more
afraid Of a pistol than anythlng else
IN the world. bat one woman can
shoot a rifle Mrs. Chapman, Of
London II the first woman 10 make
a highest possible At the famous
Biaiey range. IN England She waa
awarded a silver goblet AZ the re-
cent International meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

BY United Prens.l
TOXIC. Aug 81 Heavy rains
arc flooding central Japan. This
city ia isolated and all railroad traf
&c has suspended The hundreds
Of people at thc summer resorts
cannot return The damages are
estimated az $50 600 GOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
MINERS WAGE
SCALE SIGNED

- n;so o'clock this morning
as'eement was signed 40 be-.
80 ne Mine Owners associa.
!. ~ ana The Mine Workers Union
a. = america. covering period Of
H. .s4t from September ]. 1907
-. ~ entire session vas harmon.
49, throughout, and the best of
kssr prevailed when the con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
GAIN
tRr United rrc-..l

NEW YORK. Aug 27.--The Off
einla Of the two telegraph com.
panies declare that all business is
dispatched. The officials OF the
local union say they expect n
stampede OF operators late this aft.
ernoon. the strike breakers claim
ing that their work IL altogether
too strenuous
The local union has gained six
from the Wegern Union since Mon
day. and have lost none. They
have also gained four from the
Postal aud only lost one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
SHIPS MATE IS HURT.

while attempting 20 silght from
a Kinnear park ear a. it vas IN
motion. John earthly. first officer
of the steamship Macklnaw. was
thrown 10 the pavement last night
and was badly but not seriously
bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
Three Women Join the
Striking photographers

The striking telegraphers scored
"a point this morning. when three
principal check clerks from the
Western Union operating room
quit the service and enrolled their
names along with the key men AZ
strike headquarters They were
Misses Wellington Wilson and
Moves
The conditions under which
these women we're forced Ia work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
GRAND JURY

Tho Rev Or. NJ A. Matthews
viii deliver an address at the
Queen Anne Methodist church 90.
night on why Seattle Needs q
Grand Jury"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
GREAT BATTLE NOW FOR PEOPLES
PARCELS POST

PosrMAsrER GENERAL mEY
ER's DECISION TO ray TO
PUSH IT THROUGH NEXT
CONGRESS CAUSES LINEUP
OF FoRcE-cHEAP RATES vs..
HIGH EXPRESS COMPANY
PROFITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

narEaKe thieves AZ the Ferry
station at Frisco have made loofa
amounting 20 $685. 600. Trusted EN-.
ployes sire under suspicion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27
BY
LIGHTNING
10y United Press.l

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Aug III
John f. Lyman. former legislator.
was struck by lightning aud killed
while covering haystack on his
farm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-27

Probably fatally injured as The
rsun ufaaloon iight. Goo L.oniek.
SD o. A Austrian. lies on =
ut Il TIE Wsyslae Emergency hos
EsaI sc9ay. and Carver MatieA.
Is asallant who Win face a
sAlrr q marder II ths victim
.ass Is at larze. House surgcon
Tsumss says sAAs The inlured man
shaver rrccarsous condition.
The fight occurred ia the Great
Western saIoon. At Western Az.
and Spring IT.. early last evening
Is shzE started the trouble the
ssthcfisies weEe unable 10 aseor.
Izla. sad uhsn p4trolmen crauaell
n& Bel reached the scene. Hatch
ssA ssue. Lossck was sent 10 The
ko<pAzl Immediately. where his
cnz&fsnn has become worse
Began an Argument.
A aa4z a. can . learned.
h1uek Lasiek and several others
sers isaisd a. table In the aa.
haa lnd iadalgsd In a few friend.
Z trisks The two principals 10
n hxhl heszn "a argument. which
sca became heated Match. Il
: I'D saddeniy picked up q bot.
2 sad struck Loziek over the
]. a. Instant there vas q sur.
nnil and daring the excitement the