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FAILS TO
GET COMPLAINT

'feunant's room. q o. claimed that
ifoiEheimer huficd in and atrcuu.
uuslf insisted upon hla rlght 30 talk
With the prisoner anyway Ton.
rant informed The iraie attorney
that BE- must deslal uutl the police
bad their talk with Tondolph
Afterwards Holzheimcr sent 10
the front office and IL said "a have
blocked the door through which a
number 90 prisoners wpro waiting
% BE- booked. refusing To leave
when requested several umcn by
Captain ward Finally the cap
tain took Holsheimer by the shout
ders aud showed him out OF the
way
ilolrheimor saws he viii prefer
charges againat Tenant before
the civil service commlsslon. hut
20 a late hour 40 charges had been
filed with Secretary circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
SAYS PARENTS ALIENATED
HUSBANDS AFFECTIONS

Alleging a malicious conspiracy
on the part Of her parents
inIaw. Mrs. Leontine Pearle Nc
Govern this morning filed q com.
plant asking for $4,000 damages
for alienation OF her husbands a.
foctionH
Mrs McGovern. Jr. alleges that
she was married 20 John Francis
McGoyern. Jr.. in Tacoma on Octo-
her 5. 1906. and that she lived hap
ply with her husband until he was
persuaded by bis parents "a leave
her September 1. 1907 She al.
loges that the conspirators employ
cd deceit. fraud and threats ia ac-
complaining their purpose and that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

Because they held there was rot
sufficient showing 81 proof Pros
ceuung Attorney Macintosh and
justice u n George today refused
70 Issue a complaint charging as.
aanlt and battery AGAINST pollee
Captain Irving T Ward. preferred
BY Attorney W A Hoisheimnr a.
result Of the latter heing elected
from the police station yesterday
afternoon
The attorney called AZ the sta.
ton and requested 70 see Robert
Tendolph. arrested earlier in the
day on the charge % stealing a
grip and clothes from a uian who
left them Ia care Of the Hotel
stander Sergeant 81 Detectives
Tenant Insisted upon interview
iug the prisoner first. and whom the
iailor was LEADING Tcndolph 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
ARREST MEN WANTED IN
CALIFORNIA

who eacared. tallica exactly with
the description of the third ruhber.
whose real name ia not known 10
tae authorities
Washbuu was arrested IN Sc
attic under the alias 81 George
Thompson three years ago charged
with grand larceny. which was
later reduced 10 petit larceny and
upon conviction served a term in
ne county Jan
Washburn ls member of the
local aerie Of Eagles. and the de.
tectives have been watching the o.
flee ~ Secretary Doad since they
Wefn first given a description 81 The
man. Iu company with the other
two ho went 20 the office Of Mt
Uoad fhls morning 70 pay lodge
dnea. and was captured there
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tey United press.)

NEW ORLEANS. la. Nov. L.
40 a climax TO a series % political
sensations, Donaldson Caffefy, son
OF the late United States Senator
Donaldson Gallery asked his
friends 10 wait upon Lieut. Gov j.,
Y Sanders and demand written
retraetlon Of certain statements
made by Sanders In his speech az
ieanerotte. A. a result Of San,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
VALUES Wife
AT $4,000

Claiming that hls lost wife's az.
foctons we're valued hy him at
$4,000. W s. McNitt is suing 10
soph Duteau ln the superior court
for this amount lie alleges that
since the 18th OF May. 1907 Mrs
McNltt has never been the same,
and that Duteau has exercised such
an Influence over her as to deprive
her husband permanently of her
love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

I've mes giving The names of
lii.es Washturn and Jack Flem
q HAaied Tor highway robbery
Fresno Cal we're arrested this
-ziag BY Detective Clark. Ryan
e A1Clars and are locked HD Orb
siig l4il awaiting word from
galiiQfais authorifies A third
Kho u only knoWn here as
~ Dee Succeeded in making
Y saeape while lho Trio were lu
Asisf q Detective CLARK being ea-
~ % headquarters on @ street
enhbarn hsa been Identified by
1Hea aad descriptions aa the
e Eanied 10 Fresno Fleming
e.ssfs ne description qf q second
Z {. z ne robbers. kuoun as "Har-
fhirtFlg and thc thlld man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
MISS REARD0H Is
BETTER TODAY

sflss Maimie Reardon. the daugh.
ter % y J ReaFdon. of 2i0z r.
Madison a.. a victim 81 last satur.
days Madison st. cable railway &C
cident. who was reported al death 8
door yesterday. ia said 10 show
signs 81 Improvement today.
Early this afternoon. after a visit
o. the attending physician DR. e =
Snyder u vas announced that Miss
Roardon was decidedly better. and
hopes were held out for her recoy-
cry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
WANTS $4,000 FOR
HUSBAND

Alleging that she misses nor bus.
hand 10 the extent OF 5000. FIN.
ma Adams flied a complaint against
4 Taptow In the superior t~urs tNH
morning. TantOw DIS now On JILL
awaiting trial fa Tho sIh'ei - J..
w Adamh, usaf HoodS Csnai, an
october ~.
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they afterwards succeeded I'm per-
suadlng their son to sue for q di-
VorCe
The complaint further alleges
that the sworn statement that
her husband is under age b.
untrue. but that the claim IL made
IN order 90 mmiliate her by having
the marriage declared null aud
void from the beginning The claim
60 made that the petition OF Sic.
Govern senior Ga asking that tho
married name Of the defendant ln
the divorce action be- taken from
her and her maiden name returned
~ without precedent ln the coultH.
and ls made Tor tho solc purpose
az inluring her character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
CITY Is SUED FOR
DAMAGES

A complaint was filed in the su.
perior court this morning hY
James " Card and George " s.
Card against the city OF Seattle.
in which damages OF 5000 ore
asked on account of the raising of
the roadway on Andover &c. Harry
ID Moore and Katherine N. Moore
in a separate complaint ask for
$1,000 damages for the same rea.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
Universal Buying Ground Scheme Nightmare Of
Fancy Of Mind Mentally Unbalanced- He
Planned and Schemed the Scope Of His Famous
Metropolis" Grew TO Wild Proportions.

color Including a separate section
in which be- proposed 70 bury an
lmala. a plot for dogs cats. horses
and parrots
Profits Enormous.
This proposed burial community
was 10 extend over 5000 acres and
was 90 be- sold 10 bereayed pnr-
chaHers az $40 per square foot lie
figured Tho income AZ fG55.Z15G90.
But the sale Of tho land was not
10 constitute the only source ~
income A. the grand entrance
gate. which was 90 stand 400 feet
high fashioned after the Colossus
OF Rhodes. were 90 be built stores.
restaurants floral couservatories,
every known device for catching
the stray pennies Of those who had
come 20 bury their loved ones or
who had visited the w0rld.re-
nowned burial ground ont u Idle
curiosity
Particularly aud fully he sets ont
what viii be served In che cafes,
and how much would b. charged.
one master stroke being that thinly
veiied declaration that free excur-
sions 90 the Metropolis would be
managed BY the company. timing
the arrival Of the trains az the en-
trance gate 20 that the hungry ex-
cursionists would arrive there At
the meal hour
Different Kinds Of surials.
In the stores burial ahrOuda
would be- sold and clothes for the
dead Burial by four different
methods was advised Ia the
ground. IN tombs. Ia caiac0mhs and
by cremation Immense tombs be-
longing 90 secret societies were 20
be- furnished up with elevators,
reading rooms and separate cafes
Of their own And So on. IN ram
bling dreams and Nightmares. he
built and schemed providing for
every detail in order 10 have an
in readiness for the day when
some sawaclnuH capitalist would fur
nlsh the money 90 make the dream
come true
AZ the close 81 the morning a
manuscript ~ a novel which be
bad written in 1854 was introduced
under the title. "Floramel. the
Belle ~ Lake Union He had IN
tended series of these which
were 20 set out the history Of tho
Northwest
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IA WOOD WILL TOUR
UNITED STATES
TO BE THE SOCIALIST PRESIDENTIAL CANDDAH
{ TIE S0ClALlST PRESIDENTlAL CANDIDATE

sidered q foreeone conclusion by
hls friends that this lecture trip
viii end ia the nomination of Hay
wood for the presidency on the
1908 socialist party ticket He viii
have three separate lectures In one
OF which be viii deal with the
famous Boise trial aud his acquittal
ot the charge OF completely IN the
murder of former Governor Frank
SteuneubcrE of Idaho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
MEN NOT
MURDE RERS

For O. few hours this morning the
local police believed they had To-.
Gated Charles Burhsou and Frank
CoyluRion. the fugitive murdcrcrs
of Mrs. Agnes Coylugton whose
body was found in q trunk near
South AlM last mouth The mar
shall of Cashmere, Cholau county
wired that he had two suspects iu
custody who answered the descrip.
ton of the two men.
Later it was discovered after
several long distance conversations.
that the man thought TO be- Burlison
had q cataract iu the tote eye The
real Hurlison carries that defect 400
tho LIEhl eve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
CHILD ACTRESSES MUST
have PROPER PERMITS

Il want the officers Of this court
to investigate the theaters OF the
city and wherever &c ls found that
children are working on the STAGE
without permits. ! propose Co have
the propuotors brought into this
court and make am example of
Thorn. said Judge Frater ina the
Juvenile court This morning
The incident which occ8siuHcd
these instructions from Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
JOHNSON HAS BARE
CHANCE

Ole Johnson. a victim % The cave
Ia at tho CarpenterH' building. ON
Fourth av. yesterday moruius. IN
which A westln and Gust Johnston
we're killed. 10 reported nj the p.
ciiie hospital today a. showing
some signs Of improvement The
man has rogained consciousness.
but owing 20 his precaFions condt
ton IL unable 10 tnlk There ia very
slight hope Cor his recovery. a. the
man suffered severe internal la
iuries.
The funerals of both Johnston and
Wssun viii be held from Butter.
worths chapel AZ o'clock Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

ne z,ancfion temporarily re-
asnIus tie Northern Paeific
suh1soa. Great Northern and
s.rlnza raaas tgum putting into
esc ne 70 per cenf advance In
nnAr rates uhlch vas scheduled
i hsgia to-day. was signed By
in Haafofd after a three hours
msasux session Of court az ii,4s
sr night
n ne terns Of the iuiunegicn
. firms represented a. members
4 iAe Paelfit Coast Lamhef Aauu
armsm Association and stiusle
aa Bureau and TIE fnwesfrrm
linhsrmeas Association. which
"a yesterday made a parts fu 3he
~ are protested AGAINST The In
'sue 10 rates until final decision
y 3 I1alr taziics can ba reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
ilHIlNC THE PLAGUE
At ABERDEEN

sAetlea aDsLN Wash. Nov ~.
enfe,e. ne 'sifes are being taken 10
Il ma nc quarantine regulations.
eo,ela. per- Some Of tho captains
taElss aefe are quite aeeree NJ
oflleess e trouble required BIZ no
" eas,. wv ne law win b. rigid
kas s ~ William n Kindred
sl appsiuled 4 sDoclarofflcer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

Wesleyan. A NJ from Princeton
and q D from Yale. 1903 IIo sory.
ed 81 assistant pastor Of tho Con.
grogational church OF Rutland for
two years and also al the Bar tial.
Dor summer church. Ia Maine. last
summer
Services are 20 be held ~ the
First Free church. AZ Christensen =
hall. corner Broadway and Madi.
son. beginning sunday evening
sunday school to be held there at
II o'clock ia the morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

DENVER. Nov. William H.
Haywood secretary Of the West
ern Federation OF Miners. Is 60
leave Denver on an extended lee
turo tour that viii take him 20
every state in the union he viii
speak under the auspices OF the So
cialist party and viii address cen.
trail labor union bodies. lt Ga CON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
WOMAN LED THE
RUSSIAN MU7yNY
Crews Of Three Torpedo Boats, Instead of One, We're
lnvOlyed--EmplOyee Of Pacific Commercial Com
pany an American Was Wounded in BOmbard-
ment

Tho United States embassy here
has been Informed hY the con.
aulale AZ NiadiFnntok that Harry
Nietert an emploYe 81 the Pacific
Commercial company was the
American wounded during the bonn.
hardmeHt
NcariY all the mutinona sailors
on the skofY we're killed four ruf
sifofH throwing themselves lutn
tho aaA
The muiinf on tsh ThefuiHhny
saa uuellcd by her own crew after
six 81 che mutlneern had becn
Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
co EDS ORGANIZE
SMOKING CLUB

BERKELEY. Cal. Nov i.-somo
goods at the university aye said by
Editor David H. Lovy. of the Call.
fouia Occidont Magazine. the stu.
dent monthly "a have formed a
smoking club. iu whose membership
are numbered some Of the uost
prominent women students of the
university I'm the current number
OF tho Occident Levy asserts that
he viii publish the nnmos of the
women in the club unless She organ.
l1atiou iH dia6Ruded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

Frator was the bringing into court
OF Ruth Muhgan. n years old,
who has been earning SIS a week
doiug a vaudeville turn Ga The Fam.
ily theater on Pike st Judge FRA
ter ON hearing the case. said that
an attempt bad evidently been made
to cy8de the law. and be gave no.
tiCo to thoater poprielors that such
attempts at evasion viii not be
tolerated hy this court in the
future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
JUDGE ENDS ROMANCE OF ELOPEMERT
BY PUTTING MAN ON CHAIN GANG

the girl and hold her until ho could
arrive tO take her home.
Neither ut tho pair denied their
Identity. bat whom auaisued in uo-
lice court enough ol the real story
developed TO show that 70 was a.
case oft ap olopemeut. Ferguson and
the girl meeting ip Tacoma, and
from that point coming 20 this city.
owe are engaged 90 be married.
Ferguson told the judge but tho
tribunal of the court turned deaf
ear TO loves ploadings ana gave the
young Lotharlo the limit The gisl
was held and turned over ~ Aes
father who returned last nisht ~.t1
hor t0 Olympia. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

Although William n Mllor ar
rested two weeks ago charged With
blgamy. asserts his innocence. hts
first wife. Mrs Anna Miller ha.
instructed her sister Mrs Nellie
Fisher. TO push the case Miller
claims that he secured Il divorce
from HIS first wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

-, sssa = Asal'h, at a meet
~. ,Nsmceu. voted 90 raise
!. !. s.g.s, - rats from $ cents a
:. |, 10 cents. u further au-
- Dr. Oliver to employ =
a |. s,yose hla entire time 20
4 ,~.,.-mlnssloa q the plague
..,sna rodents ard to hire
.s..., men we're reeesaarY 20
~ the werk, which will be
...s,s q TIE tidsilats and over
80 area q Greater Seattle.
: Leland Coger. who Is coming
|. ~ saarge Of the plague sliu
ps The ualied States SOW
.~srt. wiil tad a falls organized
- los ighu0g the plague when
4 an.sfs 10 Seattle
..ns.y ,hfeagh the efforts ot pr
.rs who cane forward iu ihe
ss.rv ard gave ghc ciy ihe
[ssss,ase Of bis know ledse and
|'',ssse With plague all has been
~ "a can BE- done towards
- plague ughung The eiis
I. ~ distrlciea and each dis
: helaK carefully worked over
hsssfsors The few eases 81
- have beer closely guarded
IA Il who have boen exposed
arA have been watched 50
{ NV easss of plague can be-
lzolafed The plans Co clean
& nv are belug rapidly worked
= ~ ne Naf on rats pushed
ema
& .kzi remalns Dor the gogern
=, ,hsessls 90 Do IS 90 take hold
eekani1ailon already prac
- Affected and relieve the 10.
: s,k oitieials ~ iis active 81.
zA
3 eelss IS expected to arrive
rn sns he will have the active
ues.sas q lhe local health
srs Bat IA expected 60 take
rs .Aasge d lhe whole plaeae
4n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
Two Million wInn,r.

CHICAGO. Nov. IL. brandt
Walker. "a Wall 81 metcorie
plungcr. is reported 20 have won
81 900 900 Ia tho Chicago wheat pit
Walker N nov short several million
bushels Of MAY aud December
wheat aud Is selling on every nd
vance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

SPOKANE. Nov Two dca
porate street car hold ups occurred
here last night and in both cases
tho motormcn aud conductors we're
the only ones robbed The pas.
eenEera having LEFT the cars pre-.
viuualy Shortly before midnight
masked bandits held up the car
near Minuehaha park. securing $50
and watches from the crew short
~ after midnight the bandits stall
Al the Corhiu PART car and got
assay with SO and a watch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
tBy United Press,

ST PETERSBURG. Nov IT,
Three torpedo boats. the Skory
Sardity and TfeYotnhny. Instead
u one. we're involved IN the muffin.
oua outbreak 81 sailors al Niadl
yoatuk The crcwa holatsd the rcd
fiax and shcllsd The port damsK
ms buildings and hililng soldiers
and civilians
The official report ahoWH that a
woman on The akory led the ma
tiny. the eres risink At her com
mand. killing the commander hud
wuuudiug the other officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

ST JOSEPH. Mo. Nov Last
night George Phlscator. brother Of
Frank Phiacator. the we'll known
klnndlksr Who suicided two years
ago In san Ffaneiaco. attempted to
murder hiH wife, and falling 20 DO
so. aent a bullet into his own brain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
EIGHT BIDS HEcElvso

There are eight sealed bids in
the Sandg OF Secretary G. % Bag
icy NJ the board OF public works
FOR thc Indian sonumsut Co boz
erected at Fitih Hv and Cedar 80
The bids VIII 10 considered tomor
rosy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
UNIVERSAL RELIGION HAS
new LEADER

An active campaign IL about 70
be inaugurated hy the Society for
Universal Religion under the
leadership OF the Rev George on.
mour. formerly Of the ConRrega.
tional church. % Rutland. Vermont
who has come here on the recon.
mendation OF Row Alfred w Mat
tia as his successor
Rev. Gilmour bears q long list oi
degrees won IN the universities Of
the country. including an a 10 from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
plACUE fight IS NOW
well ORGANIZED
TAFT STAYS IN MANILA.


! MANILA, Nov AT the
\ last minute Secretary TAFT de
: eided 20 remain ia Manila to
= help Governor Smith solve
: administrative problems az
: Governor Smiths request. The
: secretary Will leave later IN
the month for Viadivostok. lie
= denies that he has government
= missions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
PLANS and DREAMS
OF MELODY CHOIR
poPE's NEPHEW SHOT


ROME, Nov. Director
Enuco Seamp0n. Of a large
factory az Mona, the pnpea
fnvorite nephew. was shot
dead by discharged work
man The pope 20 inconaola
Bile seampons murderer has
been arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

two lectures az the convention Of
the National Political and Social
Science association. which viii be
held at Madison. Wis, during the
latter part of December DE- Smith
will accept the invitation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

month for the last ~ years. tho
average precipitation amounting
i0 $50. some ~ 70 being snow Al
thoueh not like The good old sum.
mer time. the average temperature
ia not a0 bad, aud you can leave
the chicken on The back porch
Forfyalx degrees win keep the flies
quiet
tu 1905. me earliest billing frost
occurred on October u.s. bot the
average for the i7 years i8 No.
Vemlcr 2g The clouds will be-
hanging around most of the time
They have boon playing us days
out Of the month for some tlme
past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
aORoR RR. SMITH

~ F.Ailon Smith, Of tho depart
mont of political science az the Uni
vefaiy Of Washington, haHe been
honOrad by an inYliatigs to deliTef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

CHICAGO. Nov : 'lrs Evelyn
Romaeka wife of n Milwaukee mil
lionnlrc. was indicted ON His counts.
alleging burglary ana sS'siyinB
ist0lcn Sropeitye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

7 have always made rule 81 my life
IN debt To-day trinlly declare thar
either n Seattle this naon-nor the the
world has their debtor.
Ny books balanced DAY when The
credit but cash everything
am close bu}eras an who cash down usually
never seek 70 buy anything without paying fair profit the
vendor
= contract debts. dunnod public
streets have bin home demanding payment
Although two blocks % land IN Seattle refused
proffered loan to build % these lots aud sre
4 DO less On every rather than
able indebtedness Every day with tyraanc8i that
fuses satisfied taxation eating like thiefrnt
into pockcbook counorhaance my
estate the plea 81 taxes.
But do not consider bona ide debt yet
be paid sacrifice Of physical comforts
t0n ~ other hinEa ncccssarles shun debit do
smallpox evcrcatug and corToduE
Thus ] Keep business affairs
free from enangemon and thus continued (which houe
be able Co do as iu the pasD will. death leave
Of settlement by and
creep In TO eat estate and Illustrate will and
testament"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

Dover Eng. will have @ now Nag
Dor. which will pc completes -
1gt0. whom ~ VIA SCQ0NSuoSata -
mDl on War
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

by Health officer Chamberlalh TO
enforce the regulations IN regard
to me use of rat guards and also
o. see that the vessels that tie mp
ni the docks keep the regulation
distance from them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
MkOHDlKER
SUICIDES

dylnH Instantly Family troubles
~ given as tho reason.
Frank phiaeator WAS q we'll
known kionditcr and amAsscd q
fortune ia the klondlke Ills
brother. George. was well known
in Seattle aud Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

Planned on a scale Of magnifi-
eence that has no counterpart out.
side of the Arabian Nights. Ct
stands as the most damaging docu
ment set submitted by those who
are seeking 10 establish his in
sanity The paper comprises about
10 closely written f0olscnp PAGES
and WIS originally addressed 60
James Hamilton Lewis. who was
sworn Co secrecy. and who was 10
produce the money % finance the
scheme that Choir had created
from hts Bccihing brain
The scheme was born in 1900
being the result 81 many weeks Of
meditation and thought Week By
week bee added new suggestions a.
they occurred 20 bin. the idea
erowlng more absurd and impossi-
bic as bis enthusiasm increased.
tili az last he bad thrown down the
barriers originally erected against
ail hui che Caucasian race. and
agreed to set aside plots for all
peoples 81 Whatsoever race or