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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Nd)t Seitcn.
SinanSuptb nno En5litnm.

.ENie GrntC 1T gut aGuclclt. SIC
Miucn lieicrn lire Sd0tc ipic lrl;'
her. Iic 0ohncn iiuo niht i'll
Stnnbc. zen @crfchr raid, 9cnita jlt
bcu1ltiGcn mo Ood) @cloflcmmc.
@ir bobcn 5lpildlcu 60 nn0 10 Nttl.
liunct Iollnra Wolo iniportirt; onfi!r
miiiiCn mir bcjnblcn unb cin IutNclo
hoiu, Ga Die c%llropdiidcil @clOcerirM
bte Hoten crhoht hobcn, mn lld) lclhlt
III idiieen. Gna Sd,oeunlt bictct $50
WiAioncu Sdruloid)ainc SIR Sub.
ifriplion on, hic lfllieBlidl pom Noltc
pcr,init meroen miiiicn. Mor loQtc
nm onncbmen. hoB ha3 Eertraltcl
res Yublifums raid mic6Cr ilrild'
fchren mcroc. Nacin bo3 MiBtrOurl
tpnrnt IN 6cl6 NnQeleacnbeitcn oicl
raider. ola ba> SertruIcn. Gus
Utibtrnucn lit pici mltedenNcr, ais
oao NcrtrliCn; c. Nrcl't loaor md
9itropu liter. Mon rrriolat BORT Die
Soradugc ultf hCn nmcritonilfcn
8clNn1urftc iChr oufmertlon1. Ger
Nbilub pon MiQioncr in @ol0 nod
0cr &erei'ni0ten Siontcn iibt ellcn
nud)thcili1m Ginilnb ali bic cilrc-
pdiid)cn @elonlurftc aus. Gic @clSs
Hotcn crrcidcli cine &obc, rpic tic lett
piclen rSabrcn llid)t mc[W h%naencIcn
III. Tnbllrt merbtH piclc ,Sn0uitric'n
i%Nlgiinitio beCiniluBi. Sn England
herrIht inter tlcinCren 2cpnlitorel
cbenioGs 9cunrabiaunQ. ino Die 3u
riidSiehun9 non 6clbcrn ans hen
9nnfen acbt iibcr oen 0cluohnlld,cn
Turd,idmitt h%iuora. Inffnllcnher'
neiie mibt man i'll england hcrn
ErGiiocuten Hnniepclt eileil oroRrG
Sheil Der Shltlo OF lrnlercr Slllal1i-
Wiiierc 81. Gr luole cin &rehS1cs
idmiir ui,sitncihcn; Is iei nbcr @e
io6r, 6ab CT on5 NerS nllaltrn:iot.
ToS Nnll5e om%erifnllildc ,Sinonpucicn
lei Nmrd, ocn ErGiiornitn crifilttcfi
lporhtl, uncertainties Snuoa icicn
i'm Wcrthc pcrrinacrt unb bic Worttc
Gltropo's bcunri,hiat nnr0cn. IoH III
sim ShciI iibcrtricbcn. Scrr Mooic
pclt bate icinc Srnlt.E olitif WrniNcr
ltorf ilno oft betpncn fonnc1L OILS CT
c. olli icincr lcttcn Nciie gotham bot.
Gr n,np bic Wcirnrnhiarna pcrnlchrt
hobclL nbcr bic llrlod)cn Der 2rilc
loQCL mic mir bcrcitS iriihcr nlirQC
'iihrt, nuocramp. sn @clonptb lit
boS Eanh nid,t, c. lpilr6e nlidl lctt
nid,t h0ror lcibcn. lOcnn bn% Wc!N
nirocr III Girfuloiinu gCbrod)t luiirbt.
Sm Suli hiciea >Sohrco luorCil nyIz
noterno $500 MiIionen 3o0orS i'm
llnloui. &Nr 5chn Snhrcu irnrcr r3
mr. 1910 Minioncn. Tic grobc 81.
nobnle iriqt. BOB fcin ManAcl al
@clo hcrridli sic anuppheit iii her.
r%orQeruicn iporocr. neil bcll Nnntcn
Arobc Smnncn cni,c9cn mprocn
iinh. Die III EripntluohrunN achnlicn.
nid)t mcbr I'M llnllnufc Iinh. Sic
Summc miro ouf mcbr dis 1000
Wiiaioncn 9cihGsi. sc cher bo@ Scr
trolicn lpicbcrtcbrt nrb nos BClN
lpicocr i'll &crfebr fommi. oeIto ro
-. o. -
id,cr miro oie ariiis poriibcr1chm
nm honiit aud, hcnl Abiinucn rcr
8cidlnitc horqcbtuqt. 8clb, Dos @hm
Der Snouitric nnh oco @oltNcla. lii
gcaue %; niciit Ser ariunbc arcis
lniif iii scitort. Gle Injfiecn lnrb
ren iid). Dob Ole 9lngit idnuinoet. Oob
onc Terirouan mlcocrfehrt mo FER
arc:slonf III ~nhiehborcr 3eit lpic0cr
Elm normaler iein miro. Is licgt nr1
Tiiblifnm, het Wcnelunes TroSeB
lpeientlidl SIt h~eid)leuuiger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Srpnarb (Scis.

IS ilarb unt 10. g;uoemDCr 1907 in 'ciicc
%gsobnunn, !tr. 212o. M}rrd SirdBc, 9epnaro
@cis, 1~clich!cr tSuttc bon ,frultC5 Srt@. I'M
oct nrcitag, rs llbr HiormlttHGa. bon Der obrn
lrtanrtcn lScbring ans lt0tt, 1t. enlirt rad Der
St. INIpbiissSttrhe. no uTi ~ Hbr SorITIit
Tags cine HcauienslniPiie tiir ede 0etl lctncr
SeFlc celebrirt piro. VeifcbIrB priontiit.
NI2L-Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Waraarctha SDflid,.

IS ii1rh an 20. Honcmocr 1907 @araeret1a
HniIttl, 28tittre bon 9nuHl N6flic. IN Der gSo1'
llliiip TIRES ShpteGcrinbnea. Jtr. 1918. Nornr
,7lltonsgberre. Sic Sclt scr @eeroiGunb miro
ipl!fr nlaeIeiai. l326)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

gu iuerSen piirifhen. Sebe beftrdnife ainSabi
iofteRtreie 9eftionen I'M aIeiberterttaen on 50.
rr etgenen slrbett. Sett lit Die Heit,. f6 ct.
men STAT 5n htetn. W. pMtsrD, ": a02.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Vi-cah DER StrahennEr 1Drnde'Supin,iid re,
~ u Ii / IL q Q ll Mlnnc,ffhcr llnI

arpavaic scriseeite Sorpcrunas.A nsetute. bic
M het ~NoNro vi 9fpnrSa" sl @inoer oe4
StnoiaNegiitrntors 81 noreifircn tim. iucrbru
tags II llbr. nnu ocm Sfdoi- Rcaiftrninr in ici.
icm NilrcGli int R%nibbdufe eitfpegcii gercrtricn
fit hd1 Sebeil non Anuoitetnell. pelen bon
So'ien iih Nelrt.niierula nit Siinlitbtc ocr
-, SirGbc. pp, Ger Cat bis sun Groniucn
Strnie.
SpeiifiintiorCn unS Hueebnissi SoriiiiIarc iuer-
ioo Gl1uc mo Wruneriic rbenfnn3 ein9cfepen
nerefn fpuucp.
Gin bFelnnbistcr Gbcd in Sbhc hes in hcr
an oeit Mnrnr uiio Stdair1tb bon baltimore.
mib icoti, ~9tnGehot ~neiaeiiigi iciu.
,Sns. ~. smitd,
RrdIiocllt Ser observation-disclosures Snntillliltni'
Guacnc 1. MuSgcrs,
9Ierf Der 9eb6rhe.
geitdtist:
!. Sarrn MaGpDl,
Trlltneni Oct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tNph91 - ~ ~ oS 81 % 20 Gei2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
,Scnrn Scim.

90 linrh am 10. 9iceenber 1907 !NeurD scim,
Gciichter SGtic uoI Mnrqdretbu zetnr. III Yltcr
bon ~ ,Nnbret o .~ltonateu nm 10 EnNeit. SIC
&ccr0iG'iIta tilleet Srcitaa, : llhr AtGdlntttt1He,
bon icIlter Ietlen 9SpbnutrG, 1T. -. Slio>Shro
cr.StrnGe. CHS iiutt. mp5u &Crlruiloi: mo
.yre!Iiae her Sditilie dhtll12nnti cttHclnncl
iino. pltlc feillc l'iincIi. Gi2i 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
ycfanutmndDmngcn
@iir:na ere staot.tSeomrterS.

q. Mooeinber 1907.
Ser 2tubtSccmctcr miro uut W,itt,ucd,, nrn
Nnrei,bcr 1907. 5nr miten uraeaehcten
8cti al Crt ilno =teflc crfmeiicn iiitn oic ri.
o%ciltrlili0 oCr 'olGcUhcti StraBeu ciahitreli:
pnte- Strdbc. ituiilbcn Der Snpcitep StrnSc NIB
tFatrn,ouri. %Spe1liC. mn 10 ll5r l'oriiitinas.
Sicbcitic Sird6e. bon Der Clifton Hncnne bis
5iir Ghcitnl; Sirnfc. Inn II .l1hr 9iurinitiG93.
- Aaieiah e. 3hunae,
f(gior2tl Stubt.eSerinctcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Catherine .Sc(nmanu.

6 itarb pl1blih am ~. Touembcr 1907. lin
10 ubr Weor9ens. Catherine 0%eiomann, 81
,Nnhrc alt. neliebtc Satin bea hcr'inrhelell
YbiItp 1eloilanr. &srpunote liro Syeunhc llno
rinGc!doen. Der HeerbiauHa beiilllppbnell. pc!tc
nr 5rtitaa, Nudiniiidp5 l43 llbr. non ibrer
HSobnlHg. ?tr: 1896. Eenniplpnnia Irrriic, aus
fintttinhct. Neiiepmng prtoditm.
Gteir'Ooricr 3ciiultqcil wcGcr H~CfdliQii CO
pireuD 1928 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

Ga mcr6cu mir um Cnoc
nod, cillci, @iir1crfric9 i'll &lcll,eil
bcfonmlcn. Sic Stoats . @cict9c.
bllnN bon Nlnbomo bat cin Erphibi-
iiona. @eice onacnommcr, trct Der
liroteile Ser Delegation Don Mobilc.
Sic S!00t nit Gem @ciet 81 pcrld)p.
ncn. limo mn, nil Mobile lid bonn
Sinoi2 trCli,cit mo chen iclhltiton
oiacn Stnat biIocn. Mobile mill
nid,t bnlocr. nui; bic HnnopntelS III
scr S~egialoiir Mobile'S Gntlpifclltna
lubm legcn. Ter Stunt nhcr fam
fciren Stnat I'M Stuatc oMlbel,. Mlli
Die @citercntuidcllng bnri man &C.
lpunnt lellr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

@icl oIfltcn iidI ale (borc, iaAt Dos
SpriItuport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
hilbert Is. GuQcr,

2etMeubeItatter
s,ahtplper bon saiutant z. Srb rlth bel ibn
fir "a Sabre befb1ftiei. 9r. ri. 2oro'grSno'
pap. IeIcpbpH: YSoIfe 2203. Widbi8e Brcifc.
(Sft2--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Hotulanb'S tirfiidc @aScr,
faniiable,@ ebdnor, Yuiamt ssarH. ste.s oiitu.
(auG22-)
Sp6cSfGUc.

mac StruSc.
@ilacimine Srebs. Gs Sabre alt. 9Ir, l2i1,
Siru6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
lorraine.
Nppblaluu.

Scr fhInfte mo srobie Srieobcf In galt;'
more. terminus Der o8,pDrii Snf Ircueps9iuic.
ihsr aerirster Gai Sem ssrieSboie gcnniaes ben
q llhr WOreenS his : llhr AbenbS. al @utenI
taacn anf Serubrecuna. Srabitditen All aaci,
1reifen
Gita cHtu: e2s y. .Gharies.s Str, saatmpre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

Ger NJ I'M. 9craIo" Id)rcibt
lnunia: Sc grbbcre 6ortid)rittc Die
Erobibition iii, Siiben nlod)t, bcito
idolinrmcr iino oic SdDciocr onran.
Sic mcrocn hnlo nift nlcbr iuil'ciL
no JIG III 0oien, NGdcn lnb @cIten
nn' bic Ioihen mbringen Iollcn.
bic ibre alnbcl, b%caniprud)en. Inn
oic grobtcn Suid,cn ipcrocn mnbr.
ideinlid) Sic bobcn moaen. Ole all
luilteiien mad, Yrobibitipn gcrilfen
haher.
Sic @nti d,af be& Er1ii'
hcntcn an ben Gorsrab lit iir mo
fertig. Ter Srba!t oerielbcn miro
natilrlif gcbcim gcbaIter, ood) lolltc
es nitt mlnbcrn. oab es Gincrn pOcr
ben Nnberen gelingt, bon Dem Sn'
bolt &cnhtnib 81, erlongen, ebe Die
9otihoit ocm Gongreb 5ii9ebt. Die
&od,iinons nno bic 8rob.G orporotio.
i,en baben srobes Sntereiie oaratt all
erfahrer lpeIhe Stelliite Ser Hrdii.
bent SIR Ieforin Der llmlauiSmittel
mnb 9eaeniiber ben Gorporotioncn
einninmt. limo einenl solObelaoenen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

Gisruthhmsr G. Saline, @cbuuna:
@. & y. 2eItpbon: 1863 MabifoH-R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

@tidaitsfabrsr 6. 81. StiHs, Bpbnnna:
6. & q. l2I gS @aIbrnpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

e,gtntuI fir 2saihiuatpn nns Tthrift 6olnInbia:
ssm. Sauuemnuu, 1G15 MARION. ctr, R'@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Cine )eftene Gele9en6eitr

ErIitoeni Der GouirafioerGehunaesS cbbrec.
tMob21 %. "a. 25.2 20. q. %. 80. 2et2.S(
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
GRATIFYING MOVE ON FELLOW SERVANT LAW"

The La Toilette Fellow Servant Law"
mission supreme the United States
ouaiutouay added interest dueo the attitude
Of the government will be recalled
that the negligence Of isov
prevents and abohsa
common eoutrbutoy negligence where the nsg.
renee Of the empoys the employer gosa
question validity Of this ac arises damage suits between
injured their legal representatives, In Of death and
railroads
II IA obvious thar there Is great disparity be-
tween position The railroads the
ysrs question Of this kind affect
railroads country number Of the best lawyers
present said their side On the other
plaintiff represented By comparatively OBJ
scure lawyer who { 3 working a contingent fee
president has made the validity OF this act
affair b. directing the attorney general
validity marks advance II recognizes that
Of interstate transportation companies IL
matter general which lsgti-
should be gratifying al 10 know that the
ney general presented support
lie appeared a amicus carfae. friend u the
interesting that while Judges Evans and Mccall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Nov. one Of the things Petite
Primrose dearly loved 10 play with
was little wooden village.
II vas SO eAEy % make believe
with IL There were houses and
trees and people and animals Pet
iie named them all The woman
Nna Roaails. because abe had rusY
cheeks The man WAS Peter b.
cause that sounds tike man 1
name The COW was Raaay foT the
reason that Il VAS a pretty coe
The pts eas 0funtY, only u dldn
Fruut Petite used Ia have 20 grunt
for II There Was also a bird A. lt
vas q black bird n MAJ have been
rroW Cav vas the name Doe r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

The trees at looked alike Petite
Was the only one who could tell
them apart One 81 the trees was
maple. another a willow aud an
other an elm. n you only knew IT,
Then the housea--there was Rosa
lies house. and Peters hanao. ani
pansys house. and 0runtY'a house.
and no house 81 all for Cav since
cav lived ia a tree and church.
and another house With tower on
H. Postiss "a said q vas the Caf.
negic library. bat Petite thought
not None u her toys Nas named
Carnegie
Wondering just what that house
vac. Petite fell asleep
Ito b. Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
Buying
Made
Easy...

The diatinciiveneas aud
originality 81 our styles. the
completeness Of our stock, the
quality Of our merchandise. the
rlEhtneas ~ our pfices and
the Incompatible convenience
of our "little.at q time plan -
all these combine 10 make trad.
tng here a real pleasure.
Youu find here the best of
the new ideas In Mems and
Women's Hrady-tO-W Wear Ap.
parei EYery day bringn new
arrivals. Well be delighted
% open an account with yon
for anything selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
DErH AN FIK ntt.tfsn wAN-
ToNLf ~ Not MAINS,

PORT NEESn. MAY go
Cane Warden Wyrkuf has return
"a from q trip intn The mountains
ard reports the Wholesale aiauE atsf
o. younK deer and ell aiona The
hradwateft 81 the UuuEsnesa river.
IN half a days travel the same
warden states b. counted not less
tban IS enFraaara ~ the animals
lying along the banks Of the stream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

sui Der Daily hfHFhaf
snu are
Some
IA - 6 tossed lnr1snnfff
afankF you VI
"A - ahblss
vas
eAsarh osiirhf VI sas cefe
wtstaoaie dafk horse e de- hahueaP
undta ID
pet vi ufHretts
vash af Ell FaiIerfisn fnss urHsf
Der drauhIs Efttes - nssrtaasd in Ser Fshst
=
-vs factory on fire ana ~reis
% augA aet dpard
ha1 taHned "a down
heels u aaeAirr un4
destro as
nahhns r 81 fHu "a deal
o. 81 shredder - ~ aH
root lead 81 3 .
Yau ~ der
pahate
ne nd 81 FfFdiinfaH
les q bed -
tfaef sol tn afankr
Eve ven Pc ZEE dfunk he dor I'M
vet abo faHaorg aa hhf left
pc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
MAY-RY MAY-RY


~ htuaft maftsAas
May=ryf MhFsHyT
How does yeur garden afowf
DO you see anything
Like the flowers - sprtaE
Coming W IN AN orderly row.
MsY-ryT May ryf
Mrf hut she's cross ana SAD
Tar somehow or other,
one frost ana smother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Has pat svafythins 70 n. h.1
MAY ryt MaY.fYg
why 40 you feel dismay,
Just wrap up ths kittens
And put on your mittsp.
And shovel the snow AVA
May.rY AaYsrY.
Not even a buftsrsup'
40 wonder you're slum
This springs on the bum
And the calendars ali mira -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Have you heard prsceaa piukeT-whiisy baby tks
or. ont before learn walk
him and rhuoef Have hsafd him
laugh and coaf
be ,tess remarks wholy lost YOU
Dada Wuo-Eoose
In yoa say had supreme siFnneancs Yoar
Blinking While
satches iiumiued angelic smile.
bahtlsd he something
II 4 49, q uf his thumhz
s1ah-yah. nah
yuu IN The Of hls thumtf
Perhaps fathe ~reosoo"
~ +nah. Il
Der ARE n of
M wha he %
@Nahsyah.
rasy are Bus passing you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Wine. women and aong the
benevolent old gentleman said -
The Pittshurg millionaire. have
ruined man = mauy
"All rlkht. governor ili cut out
ths singing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Tom Plat says Roosevelt diseov.
erred The ten commandment Whieh
should pat an end 20 tho general
belief that Tom didn't know anY
thiuE about them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Henry riews declares there IL 40
peril Ia wealth There never Is
when We have the wealth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

A man In Kansas city has been
aaloep for 90 days There's another
man who hasn't missed mufh-tf
he has been In Kansas Clty al the
time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

No man ever we're
out his eYes look ln
fer trouble. TIA
found too aoon fer
mat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

&. "a eehuAh has groun tired Of
bis g. sea aoo palace IN Nes York
nei nnythlun hes been having iruu
BE EnttlnE a Enii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

RuroN says ho il Tor peace A
man Who can fight as yell -
Kuruki generally has peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

What does dollar wheat mean =
asked the man from the city
We'll replied the old farmer. II
msaua most ny ua have Eot corn
an cats an 20 wheats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

sstravaganoe look like New f'nE
land ntluNlaena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

A sioux brave In an indian ahas
AZ Chicago bcaEht a pif. thH other
dAy That makes iaNn " Gates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Look 81 Bolteri Hes eating
oysters
What ~ Sc"
what - itT
WAY. ihis 10 May-a month
without an
hotter gucs By tho Russian cal.
ondar ia 0nlY March with him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

~You dan'f cut much tee sait
n. mAld. nttherlnEiF
fnased. the piece I'D look prsitY
small. eeuslasflug that she had
aaksa the driver Tor 90 pounds
Philadelphia Ledger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

A Rochester minister says the
nluioerata arn the real anarchists.
Thia ought 20 arouse Chancellor
Day 90 renewed efforts 10 earn HE
salary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
Springs DaInfiest
Effects

In High Grade Leather asS
Toilet Articles nov On displag
"a Pinaud's Hfise Embanmaa.-
Violet and Rose (yery erqles
itel, per ounce .. sI.Ts
Pinauds Soaps Al odors sse
Sizes AZ popular prices
Ask to see them.
Mhubsrta Niolette Ideal s0sh-
Special. per cake .... zoe
Per box .4.+4.... ...+ soc
DaRRett a Ramadelra coId
CreAm-lt's perfect. per lag
2bc, 35e, f5c and sse
Hudnuta VIC sec Toilet Water
and al his popular 0dors ard
preparations
chloris Vioietfs Toilet Water
ibc bottles s.-....... sgs
The Si26 size. special sI.fsa
Genuine Maria FAFina coloxns
Long green TASKS sse
47ii Eau De Cologne Bath gzl.s
Per bottle ........a 2se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

PAT l. Casey m boz. IN bis Own
housrf
Mae 0uir whln he's afinkin' ia
noiln aainun Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

Kentucky respectively held be
unconstitutional other federal judges have held the Law 10 be
vAldudse Washington Judge Triebsr In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

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he hnds him already up and srsadine
his breviary rs was his custom
through his long parochial life At
O'Clock Plus X, says mass In simple
little oratory, served by his twoMon-
sisnori. Afted having prayed for a while
In the litse chapel the Sope has his
early breakfast. which consists Of cup
OF coffee anu rolls and butter. and d.
rsctly afterwards. the weather 10
fine he walks in the great gardens OF
the Vatican for an hour or SO.
At . o'clock the Pope 10 in his
study, whore he receives his Secretary
OF State. Cardinal Merry del Val. then
the heads Of the great congregations
through which the church IL ruled. ana
then other visitors. The audiences OF
Plus x. are OF the simplest character.
and surrounded with the least possible
etiquette. In old days the splendid ro-
ceptfon rooms were full Of chamber
lains, guards. and attendants. but now
only few servants and a Monsignor
or two are to be seen. Tho present
Pope receives people OF every class.
even the most humble, and sometimes
poor PEASANTS from his native village
of REESE are to be seen there. in gar.
Asents anything but suited to a court
ceremony.
Punctnally at o'clock Plus X. dimes.
since the seventeenth century 1t has
been the rule for the Pontin to eat
alone. but Plus x. sometimes invites
his private secretary or other MEM
bers Of his household to Join him. and
on being respectfully demonstrated
with for this breach Of etiquette cheer
fully replied that as Urban VIII. had
the right to make this rule. he (Pius
x) had an equal right to abolish 1t.
Plus X. eats most simply and frugally,
and the Ponti6's meals differ little
from those that were served to the
parish priest Of salzano. When Plus
x. was first elected he was asrounded
at the number Of servants In the Papal
kitchen. and exclaimed. Surely 1t IL
not necessary to have seven cooks In
order to make me little soupY
The Pope likes the simplest italian
cookery, and his menu usually consists
OF Soup or Macaroni. plate of meat,
cheese and fruit, and on Fridays the
Pope often eats dish of haricot beans
or "polenta." the maize flour which 10
the staple Of life to many Italian peas
ants. After supper the Pope soon 70.
tires. and 10 generally In bed by halt
past 10. In all the Arrangements Of his
life Plus x. uses the same humble sim
plicity. The author says that under
his predecessors there were Monsig-
nori. who were paid SO much month
and had rooms In the Vatican, whose
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-09

United States Civil Service Commits
sioner John A. McIlhenny of Louisville
XIV. will visit Birmingham within the
next ten days for the purpose or slim
ulating an interest in the civil service
examinations
Under existing conditions. Alabama
is not getting anything like the quota
of civil service appointments to which
the state Is entitled on account Of the
prejudice here existing against the SER
vice. The applicants throughout the
state are so limited in number that
after all Of those who pass receive APP
poinments the state is still entitled
to additional places. Under the civil
service regulations positions in the
various departments are proportional
according to the population Of the sew
eral States
Mr.. McIlhenny while here will con-
fer with college presidents and lead
ing citizens and will conduct cam
paign Of education. The fact that Ala
bama was not getting a just percent
age of the places was brought to his
attention by Joseph o. Thompson, col
lector of internal revenue. Mr. Thomp-
son authorizes the statement that Mr..
McIlhenny will come here soon, prob
ably next week.