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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06

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6ber former Set mes fit Sinb."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
THEY SAN

rs usually the bridesmaids who weep at the
Wedding. The bride does her tear-sheddins
Tar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
DEVID EN-
VS..
, &c ENCY

The officials Of the Seattle Electric company have
but themselves to blame for the NO SEATING FARE" agi-
taon that seems to be spreading throughout Seattle
There is justice in their claim that would be unfair to
them legislation that would provide Tor the collection
OF fares only when seats provided
For there times of course when cars will be crowded
despite The number ct cars in service the efforts made by
the street company 10 take care OF the traffic
But it unfair the Seattle Electric company to COM
pei it to provide sufficient enable people
observe the deeeneies in mingng with each
II is unfair ask the Seattle Electric company to make
possible for ride upon of It's cars without
being subject insult the hands Of male passengers
We have given 20 the OF the Seattle Electric com
pany Our scets-the streets you and who ride these
street ears ownaud they obligated 70 provide
with decent and comfortable transportation.
But they don't pretend 10 fultl that obligation.
Always the answer is that there coming
And that may be true.
But there ENOUGH ears coming
Since the day began operations in Seattle the officials
thng-DIvIDENDS
Go Wau and they viii tell YOU that the securities OF
the Seattle Electric company are first class.
And WHY
Because the company pays big DIVIDENDS
And away here in Seattle mothers, wives and
daughters being packed like many cattle thrown with
drunk sober respectable degenerate into the
Of these people who pay big dividends!
DIVIDENDS DIVIDENDS - DIVIDENDS Always
DIVIDENDS and thought for those who make their
payment possible
And only complain. When given oppor-
tunity for the building Of municipal lines
listen the subsidized newspapers and the hired press agents
and go the polls and for crowded and
DIVIDENDS or the Of the stock OF the Seattle Electric
company.
Is any wonder that the few who have enough red blood
in their veins make them should shout
the slogan NO SEATING FARE2"
Just unjust. Il it will prove the OF protecting
our and providing with comparatively comfortable
transportation it shouldn't be allowed 20 drop
Rather be unfair dollars the Seattle Electric
pany than permit the OF Seattle be crowded into
street they today
It's just a Of DIVIDENDS vs.. DEcENcY.
Which shall it be'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
NOT A WORD OF GOD AT
STARVED BOYS FUNERAL
Fanatieal Parents Still
Persist in their
Strange Diet.

PASADENA. Dee ~ Frozen 20.
maiuoH eaten BY the family ~ Ia.
ward Warren nrokaw. the single
taHcr. are today believed % have
caused The ptumaiue poisoning
which proved fatal GO little half
starved Leonard BrokaW and haa
rendered biz two sisters. lnneu and
NauEhn. seriously lll nr Eliza
Beach said today that innea would
recover quickly and that she had
hope ~ saving the life ~ NauEha.
The doctors learned today that
The brokawa. IN desperation born
% hunger. ate tomatoes which
didn't taste just right. a few DAYS
before the children we're taken 80.
Investigation proved that those %.
matoga had been frozen aud the
doctor believes that they we're the
cause Of the poisoning
With no word 81 religion the ~.
neral ~ Leonard waa held AZ m
O'Clock this morning on The front
porch ~ the HrokAw home Prof
Vail. a close friend % the Brokawa
delivered a brief funeral Grafton
over the little body as n repoaod
In is tiny casket The remains
we're then crematcd
Although food has been sent 70
the Broknw home. the single ta1er
aud his wife refuse % change their
diet spruning meat. egEa and milk
the couple. half starved bat loyal
90 their tenots. ate breakfast TO.
day consisting Of crackers. peanut
butter and Cruel made Of flour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
WILLIE The
COWBOY
WINS
No One viii Believe the
Testimony of Star
Witness.
The Montana cowboy pIns'

The Montana cowboy wins'
HIS name is William SwearinEeu
zoe OF wyomlng Pcte's satellites,
~Nynmins Pete IS the chap who
effsred 20 clean Seattle % thugs
aaa thieves some time ago
William is the same Young man
fsem whom was taken q copy ~
ne Rough Rider Weekly. entitled
-Einx ~ the Wild Vests Broncho
Bsrs or steila's Fort 10 the
cc4iee
William was arrested few
sights ago IN the Peoples Cafe. a
fsssaurant on Washington ~. Il
"a lntimatea that William put bis
god right hand In another man $
L m<ket
Charles Cole was The star wit.
ass Tor the prosecution Charles
rs been IN iaii several times for
kiserinE about gin garages and
fzmgllng the contents thereof
Believe that man shouted CITY
Atrnrney Ellis rAc Rruier. in amaze.
asaf Ma and moi Come down.
ars"
= never want 10 see you IN this
tufrt room aealn. said Judge Cor.
a. 10 the star witness.
William can never be convicted
g Coles testimony. remarked De
Huler.
Discharged. said BIS honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
COSCROVE IS
GAINING

PAso RoBLEs. Cal. Dec. p -
GoYcrnorelect Cosgrovo Of Wash.
lngton was 10 an excellent humor
today and deplorod the fact that hts
physicians will not ict him eat tur.
key on Christmas lie Is lmprov,
ing constantly. &c ln believed. and
bis appearance indicates that he
has gained much strength Ia the
last two weeks
Mrs CosErovo IL greatly relieved
The sovernorcloct has become &C.
Qnaintod with other guests az the
hotel aud spent last evening down.
stairs in tho main parlor
10 ia uncertain vet what will be
done about the Inauguration. lie
could De sworn ia By a Justice ol
the peace or notary public. but
whether the Inauguration could
take place here has not been dc.
cidcd There seems 90 be- little
probability that he will be- able %
return 90 Washington by the ap.
pointed day. January H.
Mrs Cosgrove Is planning for n
Merry Christmas for the governor.
elect az the hotel The mail and
express have brought a number 81
packages already from the north.
and &c ia certain that the patient
Will have many evidences Of the
good will that ia felt for him az
home But the substitution OF eggs
with mush and milk for turkey and
plum pudding cannot be prevented,
no matter how dcpiorablo IL may
seem. The doctors are firm on
this point and they say the patient
cannot have even a small piece Of
Christmas candy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
WHIPPED BY
RIDERS

UNION CITY. Tenn. Dec a. ~
John shaw. an iuhahltanf % the
Reel Foot lake region. today De-
ciafed that night riders gave him
his choice ~ hanging or shipping
and that be choae the lesser evil
shaN was placed on the stand 20.
day by tho prosecution AZ the re-
sumption ~ the trial ~ eight al
legged night riders for the murder
of Captain Rankin. who attempted
90 prevent them from fishing ln
The lake. Shaw said that his whip.
ping vas given him one night IN
September lie told hos he met
hand OF 30 masked men who
threatened 70 "atriuE hlm M" or
give bim a clicking Shaw SAYS
he Was wiclougly beaten by several
81 The gang Other witnesses re-
lated dspredsiions OF the night ri.
dsta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
LIFE GOES out
I'm MAD RUSH
OF SHOPPERS
IS
GUILTY

Shortly after 3 o'clock this after
noon the jury In the federal court,
which has been trying James Har-
voy Holt for the murder Of Henry
e. Johnson at Fort Worden on May
8 last, brought In a verdict finding
Holt guilty as charged In the indiet.
msnt This means murder In the
first degree, and the sentence will
be death.
The jury was out "a hours, re-
porting this morning At to:45 that
II was unable TO agree, and being
sent back BY Judge Hsnford with
instructions 10 make another effort
10 reach an agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
TELL. JOHN D.
ABOUT THIS
ONE
New Light Now Shining
in the Bernt Wick
Home.

There is a tiny plnkEkInucd dar.
ling which the siork dropped at G24
MelroEe hy y. AZ q Christmas gift
four days ago
The wee package Of femlniuity-
ITS a girl spends most Of her
time wondering what its al about,
and her daddy's name is
Horut Wick.
Mr. Wick "a q carpenter he and
Mrs Wick migrated from Norway
years ago aud have liked the q S.
a ever since
Daddy Wick IS a model papa. too.
lie doesn't smoke. despite his con
Trajectory cuguomcu.
Mr. Wick says he was turned
down az that. and thinks It's wick.
Cd that his baillwick does not house
o little male Wick
Baby Wick shows indications Of
raising n head 81 light hair The
baby Is such a beautiful little rna.
cal that few 81 the neighbors would
pick Wick as part owner.
Daddy Wick keeps bis lamps"
on the tot a good many hours OF
the day. and says he knows the
future will be lighted with the
radiant colors OF hope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
ENCLISHMEN
HAVE HUNCH
10y United prsss.l

LONDON. Dec ~ EnRlishmcn
believe that the two Dreadnaughts
which are being built In this coun.
try for Brazil viii be- used for that
country so help the United States
fight Germany British men with
large interests in Brazil and neigh.
boring states have investigated the
Unprecedented naval activity IN the
South American nation and they
are now convinced that three for.
mldable fighting vessels are not
being built with any view TO Bra.
zil's relations toward Argentina or
any other new world government
II is Germany that ia the real
cause. they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
WAITING FOR
GORDON TO
TESTIFY
MAN. WHO KNOWS IS
TOO BUSY SHOOT
ING DUCKS.
Bar Committee VIII Re
port on Root Early
Next Week.

The Root Investigation commit.
tsq vii meet tomorrow aud viii
iAsWupon determine whether or
-, 10 wait further 90 hear from
jaaxe NJ. J Gordon Of Tacoma. the
man whoknows
Every effort has been made by
ne committee 90 secure the pres.
snee Of Gordon. but these efforts
have an failed Gordon Is now at
NlsquSlly duck shooting and will
spend Christmas with his sou.in-
~. George Mills. at Olympia.
Tony Has Gone.
Tony Richardson has been given
% 81 the committee az a bad
ase tie promised 60 appear be
hFe the committee bat failed 90 DO
= and. after an absence 90 several
Ays from his hotel returned se
szfed his baggagc AND departed
Il the committee determines 81
nse up ans hope ~ hearing from
Gordon 10 viii begin at once the
separation OF rs report. and viii
hreard lt 90 the president OF the
sase Far association early nexi
wesk
what the nature % the report
vsI b. Rome % the members % the
gnmitiee will even intimate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
Santa Claus VIII Bring
Wisp of Crepe to
One Sad Home.

Caught ln the rush Of Christmas
shoppers. Elmer blrdseye. z
yoar-0ld son of George Birds
eye. 1915 10Th av s. was
pushed into an open elevator door
Do the Boston store in Chicago
last night and was almost inetantly
crushed % death under the heavy
caFe The little follow was accom-
panied ty hiH grandmother Ars.
Emma Blfdseye. and hiF brother,
two years older They were buy
Ing toys and joining in the merry
holiday spirit ~ the great fhroug.
Not until this morning. when u
was told 90 him by The Star. did
this news that made this Christmas
the addcst u his life. reach the
ears OF George Birdnye. the unfor-
tunate chiidH father Mr Birdaeye
Is an cmpioyc Of Augustine AZ kyer.
Mother an Invalid.
His wife is AN invalid and Il was
on account 81 her condition that
little Elmer and bis brother two
years older. had been sent 70 tho
care ~ their grandmother 90 Chi
taEN. kaA8fNfA NAlAtha "a NNNN 81 y
81 in the charge Of friends in Sc
attic. Mrs Birdseye being unable
20 take care ~ g.
= haven't told my wife yet" the
heartbroken father sobbed this
morning she has been IN the hos
pital for the past two months, and
know that n she heard 81 Elmer's
death Il would kill her.
why it WAS only this morning
that ] was thinking ~ the boys and
their Christmas. and ] was intend
ing 90 wire them $40 today 10 spend
for themselves Ny wife WAS inn
proving. and with the thought Of
the pleasure the little fellows would
have IL promised 20 be a merry
Christmas IN reality. But now
IL is only fathers and mothers who
nave been through such trouble
who realize my feelings Ny little
boy. crushed 10 death when his
thoughts we're ~ Santa Claus when
hc was as happy as he had ever
been ln his life, when happy chill
dren and happy Fathers and moth
srs. too. crowded about him! And
then. in a single instant. without
warning De was killed. II Is aw-
full"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
tnY ARTHUR cALLAHAMJ

w ~ FNAN 1NA NAFtAMsl
Heaven first taught letters for
some wrvtch'a aid.
some hanished lover or some cap.
tive maid
sombcr gray and squat. the
structure lteclf suggests shrine
And within. Tor hours every day.
There stand silent lines OF human
figures uneven rows OF anxious
human hopea
N thcre is an~~hlne On thought
waves. The tank . The new post
uiiicc should be- already inundated
by TIE flood of human hopes flnw
inE from The expectant souls that
Nay ~ day wait Tor that letter
Constantly silently imprrccptlbly
almost The lines change. and vet
remain ever the same silent lines
"i human figures. uneven rows OF
anxious hopes waiting Tor that lot.
I ter
Wait ard Hope.
rue enough. many % these arc
I only stopping 90 casually INQUIRE
I Tor mail sou can easily tell then,
from The rest but most az thoee
who stand iu The silent rows. with
eyes inientiy iised upon the Wick.
cts. have come Tor that letter
These letters 20 anKioualg awaii.
"a bear messages that bless and
crush. that set the birds singing
IN the heart thar toll funerals.
These letters send men and women
Co church, and 90 the moreue. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
GRABS MEAL
OFF MILK
WAGON
Mr.. Anderson's Propensity
for Drink Leads to
Trouble.

He also splits hairs Ills ability
e Distinguish between downright
thtft and mere taking 81 what one
Nants was az eye-opener %
City Attorney Ellis ~ Bruler yes
isrday afternoon.
G was ordered by his physician
9 Diet on milk some time ago G.
hllowed the medical mandate. G..
adhi have the price. however
Aha, quoth c.. shall ! pur
eaass or purioln?
G. was caught extracting baby
1abalum from an ltlnerant COW
wagon on Washington st. early
yesterday morning
Why dld Jon steal that mllk|
snapped the city prosecutor when
& appeared Tor trial
What. gasped the aggrleved
niik consumer. me steal ! did not
pgFioin the tactical fluid q simply
appropriated r. my personal needs.
ar b. ~ from me to-
Fifteen days. interrupted Judge
Gordon.
! zee" said c. with a sigh.
And II was So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
WE ARE THE MEN
SAID mIMS

FLUSHING, T.. H. Dec. % Mer.
nll H. Downs. o member Of the Bay.
side Yacht club, where Captain
Peter q. Hams shot and killed w.
Il. Annis. was placed on the stand
by the prosecution today Downs
said that he was attracted 20 the
end Of tho yacht eliza plor by the
shots When be arrived on the
scene, he asked who was responH
bic for the attack on AEnls He
testified that the defendant replied
we Gfe the men"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
RAPID FIRE DRAMA AT
POLICE HEADQUARTERS
No One Cares to Talk to
Visitor With the
Smallpox.

Alne-o q. m.
Place--Police station.
Cast OF chaacters- Sergeant OF
Police W J. Peer. Police Clerk Jay
Meaney. Iailer Mike McMamme.
Operator Roy Olmstead. and-Al-
bert johnson, a smallpox patient.
Act l-only one.
enter smallpox patient Business
with very red face. Approached
Daddy peerl
y have smallpox. What shall I
dor"
Peer, Cimstead. McNamee and
Meany in unison: I'm going away
from here
Peer 10 Meany: you talk to
himi"
Meany TO olmstead: "You talk
20 him
Olmstoad to McNamee; you
talk 20 hint"
Peer. Meany McNamee and Ohm
stead, In unison: Where did you
come fromq"
Smallpox patient: From the
Norman house, 50 West Yesler
way"
stil IN unison: GO on back there
and stay there"
And this morning Commissioner
OF Health j. r. Crichton sent his
deputies to vacclnate every person
in the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22

q open for swift glimpse Of 30
contents.
And often marvellous things hap.
pen a detected man. for Instance.
has found a blue slip ia on euycl
ope He turns down his coat col.
lar and squares his shoulders A
miracle has been wrought a pen
uilcss wretch has been transformed
into n man with money ln his
pocket
Here are trnRcdiea common and
yet unknown. borne ia silence.
Here human hearts take blow on
blow. and the revolving doors noV
and thea thrust forth men and
women with deeper wounds than
pistol shots And behind may come
a youth or a maiden. longing Tor
the open fields. 90 leap and cry out
with q ioy too large. too wonder.
ful. 90 be suppressed ia the clty'a
conventional streets
Folks Mustn't Know"
Shabby people visit the general
dcliycry window because they have
no address Women Ga miken
gowns and ribbons aud iurhelows.
come also. because. perhaps. there
are those az home who must not
know
And Hiill they come and 60. with
their hopes and fears. And stlll
are Joys and sorrows. and shame
and suffering handed out through
ihe little windows indiacgimluateiy.
and iu sealed packages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
BURT RECEIVER
FOR RAILROAD

ST. LOUIS. Dec 20 Horace O.
Burt today became one of the re-.
ceivors Of the Chicago. Great West.
ern railway. which 70 ~ predicted,
viii be- free of financial eutaugle.
menta within six months Burt.
who ~ former president OF the
Union Pacific. was appointed by the
federal court following the reslgna-
ton % a. II Suckney, who has been
acting as receiver With G. II r.
smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
MANY THOUSANDS
HAVE VISITED
A.-Y.-P.-E.

Since September 20 there has
been total Of 1897 paid odmis-
slons to the A.-Y.-P, y. grounds.
During the past week a large num-
ber Of persons visited tho grounds
and inspected the work as IL has
progressed To date.
SUNDAY there was total Of 6S5
paid admissions, and the exposition
guards report there are many peo-
pie from outside the city visiting
the grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
SENTENCED TO HANG
ny United Pr.ss.l

PORTLAND Dec. 20 Standing
before the bar. erect and defiant.
conscious ~ the fact that he had
been convicted Of murder ln the
fret degree. and yet without the
slightest outward sign of emotion.
Harry DAILY who shot and killed
Harry Kenny on the night ~ NO.
vember rs. Was sentenced by Judge
Ganieuboln IN the circuit court 20.
day 70 hang By the neck until he
Was dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
nCL COMB LETTERS ARE
IN PROSECUTORS HANDS

handwriting Of both DR. Holcomb
and bis former wife. this morning
stated that the experts who had
been consulted had expressed an
unwlll.nRncss 10 appear 10 court To-
the ease The court therefore Dc.
cided to turn the entire matter over
to the prosecuting attorney
After dinpoHing 0f the question
~ the disputed letter. Judge Fratsr
took up the matter 81 the contempt
proceedings against Holcomb for
hts failure 10 pay the amount due
since the last order Of the court
two months ago. or be- committed
90 the county Sail until u ls paid
Attorney Herbert T. Shook. FOR Dr
Holc0mb. gave notice Of an inten.
ton 10 appeal 10 the supreme court
from the order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
H0B0ES PREPARE
FOR GREAT TIME

-Four freight cars standing tn the
Northern Pacific freight yards were
looted last Sunday night Of 100 gal.
Ions Of fine Whistles II is be-
lieved by special agents 81 the road
that the liquor was stolen by a
gang Of hoboes who are bent upon
a prolonged Christmas celebration.
The robbery was reported to the
local police. who believe that some
OF the liquor was disposed of 20
saloons In the lower end of the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
dead MAN. IS
FOUND in
PARK
Had Been Lying in Open
for Months and Is
Unrecopnizable.

Lying IN an Isolated section N
Fauntleroy park. the body Of = man
az set unidentified was found this
morning. The discovery was made
80 j.. r.. Lang. who has been em-
ploycd a. the park cutting timber.
and who at once sent "a report in
20 tho shefiffa office.
The man had evidently been dead
for many months and there WIS
little lefl but the skeleton a little
flesh remained about tho head The
clothing had rotten until ~ texture
could not be- recognized The shoes.
however. were good. and gave iudl
cation that the man had been we'll
.dfaaeed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
gibson IN
INSANE ASYLUM

BLOOMINGTON IN, Dec. 22.--
A voluntary inmate In the Barton.
Vile asylum for the insane. Lottio
ellison. the vaudeville actress. ~
today suffering acutely from ner.
voua proafration Hospital physi.
clans At Bartonvllle say that Miss
ellison Is not insane and that she
will probably completely recover
after q few weeks treatment Four
seasons ago Miss ellison was
starred by Tony Pastor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22

an hours happiness and 10 years
~ woe
There are letters from sweet.
hoaris saying not" and letters
from Hweethcarta saying Yes
They SAY that mother IL better aud
that sister ls dead There are let
tsfe that plead and letters that
curse letters and letters and let.
tefH Some Of them are wonderful
and some OF them are common.
place aud every ono ~ them eager.
" awaited by men and womcn ia
those silent lines az human figures.
thote uneven rows OF anxious hu.
man hopes
Care a. Clerk.
Nine oui ot ten men. Az they
stand at the wicket az laat. bend
lax auxiousiy forward and prerlur
in, look as u the clerk was master
of I'll human destiny. In tho face
% ne inquirer there IL little
plea Tor mercy. ah n the clerk might
hold back that precious message.
might NOT search the hooks aud
cfannios with the diligence hia
heart demands
and N there waa no letter. who
has not turned from the window
haH accusing fate aud the paatmna
ter @enorai Of conspiracy
Can't Walt
II The letter comes. few 81 these
inqAifrfa are resuiute enough ia
leaen the corridor without tearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
Experts Object to Appear.
ing, and Macintosh
Will investigate.

The question rs 20 the author
ship % the Atwood letter 10 the
HoIcomb ease. which 90 was OK.
Dected would be- decided NJ the
hearing before Judge Frater this
morning. has been turned over 10
the prosecuting attorney for invea-
tiraflon and action In case the
evidence a. forgery ia found q ~
expected that criminal prosecutions
all follow.
The court. which. 10 The hearing
last Friday. had submitted "a Il for
the examination ~ experts the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
HEIR TO THRONE.
tBy United Press.l

THE HAGUE. Dec 2z-lt was
announced officially In parliament
today that Queen WilheJmlna cx-
poets soon 20 present Holland with
an heir 20 the throne. The queen
Is reported 10 be In perfect health
and there ~ much rejoicing az the
news coming just before Christ.
mna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-22
cAsTRO'S FRIENDS
ARE DEPOSED

fOhT Az SPAIN. Dec 3D.
rearing d revolution against the
lttaeni administration. Vice Prcai-
esnt J, Fiucenlf Gomez has dis
t.Aeed the cabinet officers ~ Pren-
esht cipriano Castro, according 10
snFlees received from Caracas The
a'e4l important change l8 the Huc-
tsslDn ~ General hedulo Oiivarez
y ne post heid by Gen Diego Fer
ish a8 minister 81 war.