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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-20
.FlESTaS QUE Sc d.
Ce quedaran IuCi-
das.en BarCeIOneta
Existe en- Florida. .AfueIa IN enOrms
bacIle.
EI0gIos que Sc hdrsa Dc IN sarVIaIo poIIsIaGo.
[De euestro corresp0nsol. /

Febrero 18.-Se nos asegurs que las
festas de las escnelas en- honor de Was.
hington quedar6n muy lucidas y 90 egpera
una orquesta para dar mas realce al acto.
Hemos tenido Ia satisfaction de yer
por aquf al alcalde don Clemente Ramirez,
al gecretario de la Junta eScolar don s.
ViIlamil y al sefor Roig, inspector dc hi
giene.
Don jose PoIanco, alcalde de Florida
Afuera, ha ~vanido manifestarnos que
existe en- su barrio un bache tan grande
que SO han cafdo On 81 varios ginetes, per-
diendo IN senior que cay6 de cabeza los
espeiuelos y 81 paraguas.
Ell i6ven ID. Antonio Rodriguez Sam
tana, muy apreciado en- toda esta comarca,
ha tenido que hacerse amputar un dedo
en- Humacao, sitio On donde reside en- Ia
actuaIidad.
-Hemos tenido OCCASION de yer los flu
ses de casimir que vende q. precioB baratf-
simos eI senior don Fernando Rodriguez,
nos consta que se le han hecho .varios
pedidos que el artfculo es de muy buena
clase.
-Eata de enhorabueua este impoTtan.
tfsimo poblado, pues On estog diaB Be tras-
ladar6n las escuelas .pdblicas 81 nuevo
local de mampost ria de los senores Bal.
seiro Georgetti, casa muy espaciosa, venti
lada y de condolences pedag6gicas.
So hacen grandes elogioB del policfa
insular Pedro Agosto On 81 serVicio que
presto hace POGO en- 81 barrio del Factor
capturando C6ndido Rodriguez y 6*Leo,.
poldo Galarza. +.
81 policfa citado tuvo que internarse en-
un cafiaveral an la captura de estoH indi'
viduoB, poner centineIas On puntos deter
Eecorrer largas diBtancias, subirse
4 un SrboI, buscar una asta larga y colo'%
car un panuelo de bandera, con la que
el cafiaveral, y pOr dltimo el Ro',
drfguez, que permanecfa acostado debajo
de muchaB pajas sali6 corriendo y el po'
licfa detras, atrapSndolo en- una ci6nega
a, sumergirse en- squellos enor
mes lodazales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-20

Nj un solo comerciante nj representa-.
ci6n ninguna de la Camara de comercio
asisti6 Ia session p6blica solaments el Sr.
BesoBa lego las 10y media Sc march6
las once menos cuafto. Ocupaban ell
salon ademds de los representatives de las
centrales colonos de Ia parte norte, al
gunoB delegados & Ia cdmara, varios ame'
ricanos que Sc dedican la siembsa de
chinas y pi1ss, Mr.. Duval y ell. .vice.con'
sui frances. Tambien estaba en- Ell salon
el Lcdo' Dexter qua lego alias once entran'
do al salon en- union de Mr.. DuvaI.
-Actualmente sc encuentran recluidos
en- los penales del gobierno' insular 1862
prisioneros en- la forma siguiente: sufrisn'
do condena 1924 en- sumario 1873, de-
estos. son mugeres 81 y Sc encueptran SUI
friendO condena AZ y 4 psndientes de ser
juzgadaS.
Han contraido matrimonio, antier, en-
Manatf, don Jose L. Menendez Marrero y
la seforita Julia Delgado. Que sean f.
Ices.
Sc encuentra en- etta ciudad, le he
mos Baludado el artista dramStico ~ eecTi-
tor abpa6ol don Angel Peche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-20

Ia forma que mejoT tspga bien. 81 Befior
Vivaldi replica, que, puesto qua 81 autor
del bill, seflor Conception, acepta ell Busti
tuto no debe haber mas discussion. Que
no es question de decirle al municipio de
Ponce 10 que ha de hacer con la piedra y
Ia cal del 'fuerte'' sino hacerle Ia conce
Ri6n para que 10 utilize en- la forma que le
parezca, la que seguramente sera conve'
niente.
FL sefior Vifas. Que el pueblo de-
Puerto Rico hace uuR liberal concession y
que @stas deben estar sugetas reglas.-
Que 81 el municipio no admite ell regaIo
en los t6rminos que Sc fian que puede de-
jarIo.
El senior Trelles. FL autor del bill SO.
icita que Sc ceda ese fuerte al aynnta'
miento de Ponce para obraR titles; pero
desea que esa concession sea hecha sin cor.
tapisa de ningun genero. Ell senior Blon'
det dice que q la comisi6n le ha parecido
prudente dejar al muuicipio On ibertad
de realizar Ia concession de Ia manera que
lo crea mas conveniente.
EI sef1or Vifas retira su voto preaen'
ia Ia question previa. El doctor Zsno
Gambia hace la moci6n de quorum. Son
llamados los delegados que estaban fuera
del salon alcanzan los que reunen en-
el de sesiones para continuarla 2l.
El doctor Zsno pregunta de quien es Ell
'fuerte' y Vivaldi le dice 'Dsl pueblo de
Puerto Rico. Gracias-dice 2 sno Gan
dfa-crefa que va no existfa esa construc'
ci6n. 1.5
El sefior Conception expIica el m6vil
TsoIi hill ni n
Rico csde ese ''fuerte" al municipio de
Ponce, es para que 10 destruya que f.
Jando esa Conditional presenta una moci6n.
El sefor Vinss que Ia clausula condicio'
nal para demoler Ell 'tfuerte" resulta aten'
tatoria la autonomfa municipal. FL Sr.
Conception le replica ''que no We aquf
tantos atentados la autonomia municipal
y que ell, como representspte del distrito
de Ponce, solicita este, de acuerdo con
las aBpiraciones de sus mandatarios de
aquella ciudad y para el mejoramiento
de Ia poblaci6D, puesto que los materia'
les del fuerte, seran empleados en- pus
GALES y en- otraB obras. Ell senior Guerra
presenta una enmienda la moci6n del
'enor Conception, Sc opone el sefor
Blondet Soler pide la palabra para COM
0atir la enmienda del Sr. Guerra.
RETRO mi eumienda dice, este Ri
IaS. Soler sostiene la procedencis de la
'dici6n del sefior Conception y dice que no
,s atacar la autonomfa municipal porque |
% diiera al municipio de Ponce que SO Ie
,edeeI ''fuerte" con la condici6n de que
o demuela. Que, el municipio queda |
N completa Ebertad de aceptar no y de
lplicar los materialeB como guste. Ire.
les presenta la question previa Sc aprue'
ia ID moci6n del senior Conception, pasan'
Ia 81 bill en- segunda IectGra
El Befor Mstienzo Cintr6n solicita ss
uspenda Ia session hasta maflana q las dos
le Ia tarde J asf Sc acuerda. Son las 4 |
10 minutes de la tarde.
El mayor Russell, del ejercito america
10, viene conferenciar con ell seflor Ma
ienzo y departe large ratio con 81 en- el
al6n de la presidencia.
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DIESESPERADOAMOR.
AsesinatO J suiCidiO.

Londrea, enero 2S -Etneat Stiller, Ge.
rente de Banco del Comercio y exmiembro
del Reichstag, fgura notable en- la vida
econ6mica y polftica, fu6 muerto hoy en- la
calle de un tiro que le dispar6 Ia seiiorita
= izabeth Schulz, Ia que enHeguiGa Sc
suicide con Ia misma arma.
La seforita Schulz habfa sido criada de
u sspoaa de Stiller, Ia que muri6 hace
alg6n tempo, , entonces quiso que Ell Sc
casara con ella, 4 10 cual Sc neg6 Siller.
El crfmen fu6 pues, obra del amor y la
desperation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-20
Ell VIAE De
EDUARDO VII.
M0nstIu0sO aC0Iszad0 aIeman.
LIbertad. Igualdad ] FratsrnIdaa

Paris, enero 28. ri peri6dico Official pu'
blica un decFeto ordenando que las nue..
vas monedas de 70 frances, que Sc acufisn
desde hoy, en- lugar de Ii inscription de
s.Dios proteje 8 Francia", lleven la de
''Libertad, Igualdad y Fraternidad."
Telegraffan de Biatriz que Ia llegada &
dicho punto del rey de Ipglaterra ha sido
fjada para el mes de Mario.
sThe Glove dice que Alemania va &
ordenar la construction del mayor crucero
acorazado del mundo.
81 nuevo buque despIszar6 10000 to-.
neladss
So construction, no incluyendo 81 va.
lor de los cafionea, coBtara 80 500, 900
frances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
THE WIFE'S ALLOWANCE

mo. indeed The woufan who car
afford to buy two iwo--wnff -er
Ieuauaaaa and not have - give ar
sceouut 81 the Item g. the woman
who is cat IN the world earning hsf
own living Then mea EraWI be-
cause the girls nowadays want e.
get away from home b earn a iiv-
ing.
And every once IN q while some
fellow rises w before THE world 10
have his say about wamenss little
evaslTs waya Who teachers her g.
DO this II not the man Wha trains
her 70 go on her pretty knees every
TINA she wants to have two bits o.
her own
What DO you want money for p
Isn't my credit Kooif'' asks hsf
lord aud master. poInpausiy.
How weuid h. lie - be corn
PEELED 20 chargo every Decent cigar
and the drinks for himself and the
other fsliow7
An allowance Wei Just ask
any married woman.
No man who has the least respect
for himself or hiH wife win force
her % beg for money or even hui
initiate her by compelling her 20
ask fpf ~.
Pony up. Mr.. Husband Treat her
as sou soaid like 10 be treated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

I have brought the narrative down
to the August ~ Outrage AZ thia
period 20 e0natnblps aud detectives
had been brought into the district
and several. acting, ! presume. upon
orders from higher quarters. watch
cd the slcarage at night Tn Au'
gust Il. Edalii. following hiA own
account. returned from hla dat >
work at birmingham be had start
cd In prHrfieu theru na a lawyer
and reached his home about 30
O'Clock. tie transacted SOME buai'
ness. put on blue serge coat. aud
then walked down 90 the baotmhk
crs IN the yiilNre. where he ar
rived about Nlss o'clock, aceafdinE
20 the independent evidence az
John Haaas. the tfadeAman In gura'
lion. Ills supper would not be
ready before o 30 O'Clock. aud until
that hour he took a walk fauad. ta'
Ina seen BY sarioaa people. Ills
household aepose 10 hia return be-
forr supper time. aud their leEti.
mony & confirmed BY the statenent
~ Walter Whit-house. Who saw tho
accused enter the VicaFaEe At -
O'Clock After supper Edalll retired
20 bed IN the same room az his
father. the pair having shared an
apartment for ~ years. The old
vicar Vas llght sleeper. bis son
was within a few foct OF him. the
whole HORSE was locked up. and the
outside Was watched by oanHtabios.
Who saw no one laave a. ng tho
police evidences there were no less
than 20 men scattered about walt
Ing for the offender
And ret upon that nighl = uony
had hssae destroyed at ths Great
wyrleY cailiery. Sergeant Parsons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
MApEAL LIFE DETECTIVE SlQRY
N -y@l The Case OfhE George dalI
u gHk5 lBY THE GREATEST LIVING cRInINOLoGlST
%S4SXR ACNNkND0X\E

an. a hair there. Mrs. Edaili told
him that Il was not hair. bat =
thread. and Miss EslaijL who vas
present. then remarked that -
looked like a rowing Thla waa All
that Inspector Campbell had said 10
them about the hair before came
down. When ! saN him be told NE
that he had found horse hairs uppn
the ooht The GOAT was then Hptsaa
out upon the dsak ~ the STUDY
asked him 20 point out the place
whore the hairs were 90 be seen.
lie pointed out a lower part Of the
coat. ana naid. "Thsre'n a horHe hair
there examined the place aud
said. There IL no hair here At all
some further conversation followed.
ana then suddenly he put HE finger
upon another place on the coat
nearer 10 where I was standing and.
drawing two straight lines with hia
finger he said. Look here. Mr.
Edaijl. there's horse hair here !
looked al The place FOR a nofnefit,
ana. la order 20 have more llFht
upon Il. I took up the coat with both
my hands ana drew nearer 10 the
window. and after carefully eSaHtin.
ing u said 70 him. There h. 10 be
sure. no hair here. q 10 a clear sur
Face Ha then said that he wanted
20 take the coat with him. and I
said. You can taks the coat arn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

satisfied there y 80 horse hair upon
a.
"Now have said " over and oHef
again. ana I Say u here once more.
that there was absolutely no horse
hair upon the coat n there had
been suy I could not hive failed 81
see Il. and both Mira Edaiii Hnd Miss
Edalj looked ~ The coat ~ the
same time aud saw 40 hnif 81 any
sort upon IT,
Their obvious course was then AMI
There 20 send for referee the pos
lice dorfgf. or auy other doctor
and picking samples ~ The hair
fun the coat 70 have scaled them
in an envei0pe. calling the new
conner 90 witness when and where
they had been obtained nueh e
proceeding must Hiicure al doubt
Inii they dld nothing ~ the kind
what They actually fid Was ~ carry
off the cost upon which three fepu-
table witnesses have sworn there
were no hnirH The coat then dia-
appears from view FOR ~ hours IL
the mrnntifas the pony has been put
GOT 81 10 pain. and portion Of ite
hide cot off With the hairs attached.
and also secured hy the police The
coat had BEEN taken a. o'clock In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
Something Must BE Done

Conditions fast developing in the local postoifiee
becoming intolerable
Scarcely week passes but what there block
ade in delivery mails for days and then
avalanche of bsated letters. papers and packages.
impossible any longer figure the receipt
of Eastern mail in this city with any degree of
tainty.
Recently Chamber of Commerce committee the
postofiee goaded by the complaints of citizens and
endeavored make thorough investigation into the
causes of this bad service.
The result Of its researches a report by the
ttee 10 the chamber stating that the trouble chiefly
due the nonarrivai OF mails regular intervals trains
coming punches and throwing avaanehes OF matter into
the local postofee which. with a limited force OF
pIoyeex IL was unable to handle with celebrity.
The Star has been investigating this It's
account and FINDS THAT THE CITY OF TACOMA
HAS A FAR BETTER MAIL SERVICE AT THE PRES
EMIT TIME THAN HAS THE CITY OF SEATTLE.
Both first and second class mail matter arrives in Tacoma
from TO two days earlier Seattle Portland also
has quicker the East while Spokane has
plants to offer.
The Star has discovered that for this
dfon Of affairs lies in the fact that OF the mails for
Tacoma. Portland and Spokane coming from the East
carried by the Northern Pacific railway. while the Great
Northern brings of the mails for Seattle
The Great Northern has given nearly a good mail
service this has the Northern Pacific railroad
The Star prepared say that there is dlaory
work az the local posoffiee II believes however that
the quarters here utterly insufficient, for the rapid
handling Of the mails and that the force Of employees Is
small So far has been able any Lack OF
Postmaster Stewart but does. the public viii
edly be given the facts
WHAT THE CITY WANTS. AND WANTS RIGHT
AWAY. is A MAIL SERVICE AS GOOD AS THAT OF
TACOMA. PORTLAND OR SPOKANE. THE PRES.
EMIT SERVICE IS INExcUSABLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
! WITH STAR READERS |

basis Of Matthew 1910. '1nas.
much "a ye have done Il unto one
OF these my brethren ye have
done Il unto mo"
As teacher OF the school look
upon my work as done unto the
Lord-and ! am grleVed 10 have
the merits or dement's OF nation
ality brought into question.
! heard 1T Hillman City that the
Newspaper reporters we're making
kind Inquiries about our school.
and for that I thank them But FOR
the future make this request. 10
please bear IN mind that wa have
n phone In our school room and
viii be glad To answer any kind
Inquiries concerning tho school and
ne work. and IN that way legal and
not hearaaY evidence can be oh.
ainad. which I am sure wlll best
please both the reporters and my.
self
MRS SARAH l.. EDMuNDs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

gave evidence that be saw the pony.
apparently all right, ~ o'clock at
night Il was very dark. but he
was not far frum a. II was Nild
night, with rain com,nK down la
squalls The rain began abota z.
aud cleared about dawn. being very
heavy at times ON the 18th. az
G.g0. Lad named Henry Garrett,
going Co his work az the eolllery.
observed that the pony wass In.
iurea. 1T had a cut ON the ahis. !"
he said. The blood was trieklinE
from the wound Il was dropping
pretty quickly The alarm WAS al
once given Conntahlea appeared
upon the scene. ny halfpaat Aft.
Lewis. a veterinary surgeon. was
on the uput 'fhe wound.@ he de.
posed. was quite fresh, and could
not have bean done further than aiE
hours from the time hs naw Il The
least learned ~ lay msa might be
sure that II the pony vas standing
hlsodlnK freely al u could not
have been 50 all night. AZ the anain
mast have exhausted a. Aud here.
an the top ef this obvious consider
alton. II the oplnion 81 the surgeon,
that the injury was inflicted within
STA hours Where George Edaill
was during those ala hours has al
ready been shown beyond all poBni'
bio question OF dispute 80 al.
rrady the whole bottom has drop
ped out Of the case. bat. none the
less. tho lndefssigable polles usai
GA with their prcarranged cam
paiEn.
THAT Il WAS preaFranEed In evil
dent. sfnca Il vas not GA Acoount
uf esid~ncn. but In search u eFt'
dsnoe. that tho cnnstabisa ralded
the yicaraEe The young lawyer
hal already started for bis days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
~ CYNTHIA Grey.


There viii be old
Therr when the o. 90 took tho
bed o a chair BY
people bras about thank fortune enrcy beyond
al
while catches gray sishs Il
a old wom
Queen Alexandra e. Old November
aud the king her for birthday pessnt-whztf
white
fsnt that enough baniah caref
of ITau
Of the grantmotheu Of eeantryf
o
upon
~ out of line she's quite the
Ths yosthfunesa the generation Of odd E@ope
Inspiring
Grandfather no longer tell stories that Dor, ounx people
because be keeps with the umeA
clicking shining
PLAYS the plano for the youngsters 70 dance
In The netting for
ana daughters
the chairs and urged t down. at down. And
down and their mlnda and their limbs snod and D.
by they died
rranauothex grsndfaheFa pcExinR
efforts
vigorous but they keep going and Keep alive
old today and their
Is good that % so md Joy IN automobiles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
AN OLD TIME CANDY
PULL

ts~HttFa "tsF E'NaNaFNs bsFNlNNF
WARRINGTON. F.b. THE bellies ard ths hsaux
u Washington. weary % conventional EaystIss re-
Gently planned eid-fashioasd candy poit 10 be
stvu In ths biz attractive kftshsn the Aihi club
rhis may BE aatan1s 81 bsrpuisi Ensiish
Aosn~. fsitsfaliy have al details hs.n easasd All
Ire woodwork is Of asAsy a2fk sFAiasa oak and fram
hsss massive fsr,ern EAriands Of peppers Of ousns
ana dried hstbs suspended a side opsu fr~alaos
with briEht copper irons and haoka suggest ths
medieval Ways % eoekinx
At the eandy-pan New Orleans hiaes woaassss.
some butter ard furnished Zach participant
u the fn. The Who turns uat ths most aeeuptA-
bic canfautian tn first prize 50 On Efasss-
llo. and tasora really worth the effort
the composition Ahtn 10 ths nun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

spont Yug fellows ever get
ashamed u taking tips7 asked The
Eruuehy pass9uEsr, when the Pull
man porter had finished brushing
him
yes. sab. yes. auh-aometlmsH. "
replied tho porter. a. he bit the
nickel 10 see II ~ vas god
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
Koreana ard Japansae.

Hfliman city, Wash, Feb 4. 1907
Editor The Star: Please allow
me space In which 10 set myself
right before the eyes Of the Jap
ansss. foe whom ] have a profound
admiration.
In Saturday. Issue OF The Star
~ was stated. concerning the
Oriental Mission school in Hillman
City. Of which am organizer and
teacher. that the Korean pupils
are brighter students than the Jap
ansae.
wish 20 say very emphatlcaily
that that information DID not come
from me. as it ls entirely out Of
my poWer 10 make such an invid.
ioua distinction. for We have no
japanese scholars IN our school md
] have never had the privilege Of
teaching a japanese.
Just here let ne say We are
mission school. organized o. tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

/ Hlt on a dixie. a rocky dixie,
A rib OF the Western hills.
And bid my muse. incnnHtant muac
DO with me hs she Wills.
She comes not yet, can Rhe forget
That have wooed her long.
How once she thrilled me aud oft
filled me.
TIN burst my lips with song.
I've sat for an hour on the rocky
tower.
And never have heard a sound
Save the coo Of n dove IN its call
OF love
To see If it, mate be- found
o Borrowing dove. your call of love
Goes all the world around.
And from my lips a low mEh slips
With the hearts unhldden bound
-BOBERT ELVIsH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

,h' m'fhine Il vas sen
huiier che police susK..,' y p
ne 'Y'nlns. A. that haa, =.
ter picked Is er4e,,l,.. ~ HH
horse haifn from iia sosf... '''lop
one need not fly % ess,,,.
elnllNna u ia to be- r.,...' 'ah'
tha. ,h' mere saffyins n s,s ..''''s'
coat together nay have 80. ..a' Ahl
lfhhsiefenfe ef haifs. o. a., =, NJ
Ulcers may rtaiusslvas 49, 49, ne 4.
cred lha hairs IN their el.,,a.. sala.
examining the b9uy. ana I. F1'ls
Heioufly transferred fh..' .ns't.
coat Hul the fact Ina, !. . iAs
we're found just on ths 49,, halii
breast eiii siui recur N N. 49, ~
u would be sad lndasd - H'liia
one Injustice while ifyins q , s,'..
another bot uhsn The l,. ss.i,si
Inquiry Comes fbls lnelasss '''ahls
form n salient noiut N 4 nus
sttststtttsts..
4 How Edaili waa arr..,.n
. other outfaFe Committed 4 :
. h. wa lH 3ali. and hos 1, ~ :
. convicted via be tssa 4 49,
> neat chaptaf. Wt
.
49, 4~ssx..t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

The has b an q
Who VIII make
his wife run 70
him before he WI
give her s. ought
TO be nsut 10 the
rock pile
said one man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

Ye Knight and Maid.
A knight rode out on a gallant
quest
High hot High hoi
In sword aud buckles he was
dressed
High hot Nunnyi
And he met a maid that was dis.
treHsed
High no and high hoi
lfe drew her up 10 bis Iron clad
breast
And rode away liko one possessed.
Sing High TO Nounyl
There q sulaee ia tobacco.
And philosophy In smoke.
] know I'll be disputed
- some contradictory folk
They viii never know the wisdom
For 10 them II Is ms Greek.
That Is stored up In Havana.
Sumaifa or Perluuo
-HOBERT ELVlsu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

thought. huf NAten him 9fuiu-
bic when his wife asks him for a
little s. piece
The really lndepeuHent woman
nowadays 81 not the wife Of the
prosperous merchant. nor the pet
ted daughter ct the real estate man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

Judge Your face IL familiar
Seems 70 me young mau about
your size with a black patch over
bis left eye was tried once before
The Prisoner. "Yuuaa are mis-
taken. yer honor. n weren't me. cuz
WIZ weafin' me patch ON me Cd
der eye den"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

Eyes. the duke la wild. hut you
know people must make allowances
iur a duks
mot tnueh. Let his fathsF.lhlaw
10 that
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Should the married woman have
an allowance
Well. rather.
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STAR DUST

That Is remarkably elsxrr ss
cuaa. Hsnry.~ said bis vifs And
4 Iiks H-llkc o. bettar than any
you have eNuF given IRE.
What % y9a mean ASKED
HsnrY
4 mean that e0uie Yuu have given
In days Eaar b. have nr~uaed 80
1lauaIhla that ygu WORKED fhena
tEain and akain. This nea one -
10 impossible ! doa't think YoaH
have tha arrsa to give :, more th&a
once
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There wAz a fall If siH of satsn
inches q naW snow thla Heeh ~-
Tres plnaraa fN NJ Reporter.
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This IL a strange world. One life
Insurance official IL fighting 20
keep out % sing sing. and down b.
Naw Jersey another 81 fighting 20
bo sent "a The united States senate.
To live. And Not 10 Lgvs.
To live. and not 10 love-cA that
be iifpf
To know 40 fond embrace Of hAhe
or wifsf
'Tis bat > lingering dssth--a fan
eissl 80
That feeds the soul on ehaff aud
base Alloy
To 1.-Two. and not 10 hove. or knuw
the hiia4
OF nwershaart'a fuud careaa. ~
frrtid kiss.
n but 10 wander IN nilent gloom
And shut the soul within = DARK
some tomb'
To live. and not TO iovs-o. faseful
knaili
Life ~ fevered dream an
earthly he'll
'Tis bat = dreary wante-a troubled
sea
A living death. a dark eternity
Lives one who never luvnd7 o.
angels. weep
Inruse that soul with life whIlo u
doth Steep
Aiiay the hearts deep gtief, and
make IL live
To taste tfansccndsnt ipYa that
love can givoi
40 Kos