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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-28
GUN AND KISSES BASIS
(Oontinusd from PACE y


saying that he had three shots in It,
and that he would shoot her unless
she obeyed his wishes. She was much
frightened. and this she gave as the
reason for complying with all his re-
quests. Strauss. said the witness,
took her first to the Hawaiian Hotel
grounds, and there he kissed her. He
then took her to Emma Square. and
there he kissed her again. Then the
couple took a Punahou car to Pawaa
junction, where they transferred to
car which took them to the Kapio-
lani Park. During this ride Strauss
placed the gun In the girls lap and
made her hold his hat over It. At
the park they stayed short time,
and here the passionate attorney
kissed her again. and asked her to
marry him. She wanted to POSTPONE
the event. but he insisted on having
1t take place the same evening.
On the way back from the park
Strauss again made the girl hold the
gun In her lap. They left the car at
Fort street, and Strauss went up to
the Advertiser Office, telling the girl
to wait. and that he was going to
have their marriage notice inserted
in the paper. He remained away for
about five minutes, and on returning
took Julia up Nuuanu street, stop
ping at the Mint saloon for a drink.
Finally Strauss took the girl to
her home at kalihi. ana here he told
her that he wanted to marry her,
and that she must get witness, her
cousin, to write her name as a wit
ness to the marriage. He wrote the
name of the girl and other names of
relatives on a piece of paper. In the
meantime an officer, Akoke, had been
sent for. and when he arrived he or
dered Strauss out of the house.
Strauss went out. but on going down
the steps he pulled out the gun, which
was taken from him by the officer.
On cross-examination great stress
was laid on questions as to why the
witness had not gotten away from
Strauss in spite of the fact that she
had had many chances. for instance,
when Strauss gave her the gun in n
crowded car. and went to speak to
another man. when he left her for
five minutes to go to the Advertiser
Office. and when he left her to get a
drink ut the Mint saloon. Her only
answer was that she was afraid that
he might shoot her should she fail to
obey his commands.
Akoke testified that he had found
Strauss In the girls house and had
told him to leave. On the steps
Strauss had pulled the gun. which
the witness had' taken from him,
whereupon he had placed him under
arrest.
This ended the case OF the prose-
cution, and Strauss took the stand in
his own behalf. He was asked II he
knew Julia.
II had the misfortune to meet her
few days ago." he answered.
Strauss stated that he had exam
ined the girl in the afternoon in re-
gard to the Watson case. and had
told her that he would subpoena her.
She had said that she did not want
the subpoena to be served in the tel
ephone office. and he had promised to
have 1t served on her when she left
1t that evening, and made arrange.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-28
BASEBALL At AALA

The Hawaiian Electric Company
team will play the +. o. Hall & Sons
In game of baseball at Aala Park
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
teams will line up as follows:
Hawaiian Electric Co. - Kidder,
C; Lane. p; Sumienson, p; Bay, 1b;
Voller. 2b; Kupa, 3b; Chong. 81;
Beckert, RI; Naval, CT; Haine, II;
Andrews. Bronco. subs.
Il. o. Hall & Son-C. Brown. C;
Chung HOong, Sr., p; A. Madeiros, p;
NJ. Martin, 1b; s. d.. Koki. 2b; +. s.
Pung. 3b; c. Mayne, 81; NJ. Madeiros,
RI; S. Kahalewai, CT: p. +. Pung, II;
Sawai, Kaewe, Jake. subs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-28

II. l.. Kawewehi, sergeant-at-arms
of the last House of Representatives,
arrived today to be present al The
convention of the Home Rule party,
which takes place next Monday fore,
noon. He was formerly Republican.
Rev. and Mrs. w. N. Lono were
among the arrivals this morning In
the Mauna Loa from Kona. The rev.
erend gentleman is pastor OF Kau'
makapili church.
THE AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN Com.
pany Is soon to have thirty.day
freight service between Portland and
New York by Tehunatepec. having d.
rect Connection with the boats which
run down from the Sound to this
place.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-28
TRIED TO STRANGLE
himself IN CELL

Miller. a deserter from the marine
barracks, who was picked up by the
police last evening while he was rails.
ing a disturbance in the Winston
block, this forenoon tried to commit
suicide In the police station. He
strangled himself by tying a sock
around his neck and pulling the ends
tight, and was exhausted when he
was found by Turnkey Fern. He was
turned over to the marine authorities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-28
WANTED

White boy over 16 years to work In
cigar stand. Address. in own
handwriting, "W.." this Office.
409l-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
FIERCE CLASH
IN WHEAT PIT
tBy United Press

CHICAGO. May 2s.-Anaihar
flores clash beiwaon the bulls aud
benfs IN the grain pit of the Chi.
eAso board u trade today euiiyeu.
ed the trading. reminding Cd trad
ere 81 the daring hpecuiafi0ua aa
Old Hutch aud Partridge. who
created panieky scenes by their
niunErs To-day e excitement was
attributed % the fact that the time
for The delivery Of grain would "a
plre At tho close u the session.
J Ogden Armour. prominent
factor Ia The market for several
days. was reported to have clean
ed up snug fortune ~ the result
q the days operations BY selling
sheai al titi~the highest price
touched duriag the day
laN A pAtten. Who has also heou
dealing IN Kruin. 10 said To have
EMERGED from the battle With
many thousand dollars 20 the
good ills money Was made Ia
corn. which lsap.d a. hiFh as SEA
cents Hut his attempt 10 corner
oats ended Ia disaster for Just when
he iAguEht BE had ever thing CON.
ING hia paY. Some cruel persons
Hooded the oats pr With great
quantities. Of the cereal. causing the
price Ia shoot from tsA 20 tti4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
DISPUTE
Navy Experts and The A..
Iillery Clash on
Florida Test.
10y United Press,

WA8lnNGToN. Mas -
dispute arose today between 80
GERS of The coast artllier ~. pm
and he navy experts. 4hleb y.
result ia the monitor Fiorid. y. :.
admitted 10 another bombs,s'
from a iziueh hne. The ~.
tillefy officers assert tba, : !.
inch sheii which pierced ~ =
or he turIot Of lie Florida !. ~
test "Wednesday dld NOT a., !. =
neg contend that II was 4. 800.
fect proIecule. aad that h
been poffeci the entire inr,., ,...' ~
have been destroyed -vsa
Naval officers denied mi. -.
ton. and said that It Wa 49,. !,
That The pr0leetlle dld sgUlsd g'' i
thai The tufFef Was proof arss,'.' - +
Just give M a chance ~
aho" You. the artillerymen 49,. va
Al We want ls Just one ~, -, !.
The Florida with a iz.lnch rssls
.e VII demonstrate hat a -. -
shell properly handled viii BIO. ~, \.
ihrfst OF tae monitor Al -
yards ~
This sort Of talk ia so,, a, ..
comforting 10 Comnander - - :
Quimoy and his men. Who ds,ssv :
remained on the monitor dsrls~ ~ y
tests Wednesday. Il il "a ~.
Tie nav may decide 10 al. ' =.
af'i'ierl men an opportunity : ~,
what ihey can do xith thel, =.
guns when the FLORIDA Il aubmI,,s
70 The torpedo tests one "a, ~.
week IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
MORE ROBBERIES
REPORTED

r. y baird. 81 2z20 Western a..
reported "a the police yesterday
that q daylight thief entered his
residence during his absence ana
stole n revolver and several aril.
cles Of iewelrY.
Another daylight prowler en-.
tered the fiat occupied BY Mrs n
shapiAnd. At the Doris apartments.
lie Sixth az, yesterday afternoon
A pair of opera glasses. an anne
thYat ring and a brooch set with
pearls were stolen
Mrs. A. y hall. Nho lives al 1876
23rd a.. reports that = man repre-.
aentinK himself "a BE- = telephone
Inspector. came 70 her residence
yesterday afternoon. aud after be
left she missed SO from a hand
bag The police are satisfied that
the supposed telephone Inspector
works for neither Of the local tele.
phone companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
NO WEDDING BELLS
WILL RING JUST YET
fsy United pre.,

kERKEI.EY. Cal. Mar 81.
kelley is not TO be the seem q. ~ !,
wedding on June ! Of Rdra ca
rich The beautiful actress -.
Harry J Mcmillan. the nafss,ss.
9olafeld mining man The ~.
ding date has not been defIsl,e',
81 though # Is thought Il ~,
take place Ia the early fsll
Ihls Nas given out by ur n.
MILAN. who arrived Il The hor.
~ bis mother here today Ne
Goodrich has engaged apartments
81 The falrm0nt hotel and Is Iiylss
Rith her mother
Mise Goodrich and win 40, \
married on Jane |. said Mr. Ne
MILAN This Is deflniie Mis-
Goodrich viii remain here for /
few days. and thea win return in.
mediaielY 70 Europe. where 81
eili rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
THE FATAL MONKEY

DENVER, May 26.--Juhn Charlie.
"A famous rcdakin. known az the
purple Indian" Is dead at White
Rock agency, on uintah rcserya.
tlou
Trihesmen attribute "the purple
Indians" death 20 the wrath OF the
Great Spirit. bat according TO Or
Alice r. Moore. who has Just ~.
turned from the Uintuh reservation.
Charles death was due TO a mon
key.
The monkey e. the property Of
the Ute Indians. who recently gave
a great war dance. entertaining Wis.
iiing tribes from far and near. John
Charles came with a tribe from
near Myten. Utah. He was scarlet
from head 10 foot That was a sign
he was an unbeliever.
Tho war dance had been IN ses,
sion but a short time when one OF
John Charles friends came In.
greatly excited. reporting he had
discovered the spirit Of the utes
seated on a nearby haystack.
He had seen a monkey for the
lAAHA AiiHtl
John Charlie scoffed. NO such
thing as nplrits." he sneered. Como
With me aud will shoot &C. II It is
a spirit Il will not die.
John Charlie fired The bullet
graEed the monkeys ear. II chat
tered angrlly John Charlie fired
again. The bullet again missed the
monk. II jumped about. making
signs which IN the Indian code
meant: The spirit rs angry"
For moment the Bob lnEcrsall
Of the utes" stood with trembling
knees Fear took complete posses.
sion of him. Suddenly John Charlie
dropped his gun. raised his hands
as II In sapplication to the Great
Spirit, and pitched forward on his I
faec-dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
CABELL TO Be HEAD OF
CONFEDERACY

DALLAS. Tex. May a -Froa
advices received here today By c..
- l. Catell. there vii Be 30 more
digimfe ever Who shall saccced he
late Gen sfephep D. Lee ss osn
mamderin-chief u the United coE
fadegaie Veterans Gen. Evans 4
Atlanta. who {, vas said yssserdzI
bad assumed authority. iod2s nat
ned Gen Cabeil that b. wosss ~
dispute Gen Cabell's right 10 ~
succession. Gen. csbell. sho "a
commander If the Trans Missisar
u department. yesterday Issued =
deru in connection With Gen LEA
death. and ihey have been carried
out without question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
PUBLIC MARKET

Cut Faster lIllles are on sale al
The public market At 81 80 per doz-
en-. Cucumhers are SC each
For tomorrow the following kpe.
Gals have been arranged. Fall
cream cheese. a5c per pound
oorned beef. Sc per pound. White
River burbank potatoes $3.50 per
leo rounds. delivered. ham. leMc
per pound. lamb shoulders. sc per
pound. and fore quarters of spring
lamb. soc.
Raeishens hamenes Tor Sc
Fafstef. ! tuuahHs far lee
Turutps. tuuehss fer -
AfttahaksH DC
CsisF9. hunrhes Cor itn.
Dried anieHs 3 60 - faf tSe
spinach : lbs Aer
eahhaEes Sc % ice. ise n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
UNIVERSITY
DISTRICT
500 LOTS

feapit ask - shaf 70 fhs uatfFf vita
auf f1tt fNai 80 ssii thsfH ~ fieH We
fhEfH# see then fHafssit We etEa lraHs
that e. 80 A. matter - tit fHaH
-. - naAf Esffeai fnf HHas sites - q
fst sAH - tFirs 90 hlsh sfH4HH tnH
feat ata#s fsaaftfai lAka HafHaHsfaa
HafsshlHink fba adfaniaaas - rtsH aaa
- HHf h@u hufizs sHfHftNE tNs aafsf 20 s
Fafat neHzH IS nsssssstHs aala afaaHH
HaffHtiun Co AhH hzsinsss streets - -
sWts q = NaHA a. sfnafs ahaE fhtaa
iafs Htl hfina tn Iss fsafs HafaK
fnrF ere NufEh tHFaa fafneH she lfIlaa
ttee ihaf 80 $50 Zee ttssa see fhsm
tnaalrH fut9E az affirs 81 fhs
sna = ths q HsEsfaIfF esE hns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
MYSTERY DEEPENS
(sy United prsaal

san FRANCISCO. May % In
yesiiEat0ra seem 10 be no closer
10 a solution 81 the mystery which
cnshrouds the disappeafauoe 81 the
So .owa from the city treasury than
when they first began probing
In trying a. trace the money su.
pergisors Jennings Murphy. POI.
lock and CLERK 1oha 4 Behan pro
ceeded just 10 far. then sat back
ard waited on cts Treasurer sic.
DougAld ard Deputy John Creif
Nho Nerc too busy attending the
grand parior OF the Native sons of
the Golden West a. Yosemite 10
answer any auostiona concerning
The missing fuuds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We Will Do the Rest

Charge for two consecutive
DAYS Ice Per lire per day Seven
words % the line Three con.
secutiye DAYS. one cent a word.
One month. SC per line per ias
Minimum eharge Ter an 'ad
40 cents.
All space used win be charg
ed az f,lil line rates on all
contract ateertistDg og advers
tsing ehafgad to account
BALLARD k0rNGY-P. Il.
Mullen. SCI ballard Rva OPP,
city Halt Phone. ballard 2ne
MAIN OFFICE Seventh aes
between Union and University
Phones. Main ioso. lad til
The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume Fesponsihll
ity Tor errors II any Kind &c
curing Ia tslephoaed advers
tisementa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
DESPERATE is KILLED

AMBROSE. y D.. MAY "a
desperate known as Dutch" rode
bis pony into blind pig here yes
to-day aud shot mp the place. after
which he ran his horse through
the streets. AZ the same time Fir
ms Into buildings and woundlne J
\ Lipphardt. an editor. In the
hand. lie also attempted the life
OF l. $. Todd. an attorney. A dozen
or more citizens armed themselves
with guns. A pitched battle with
the outlaw followed In which be
tween so aud 90 shots were fired
A ball entered the head of the
desperate and he dropped dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
SMALLPOX ON
BATTLESH|P
Case Is Discovered on The
Kentucky al the
Navy Yard.

NAVY YARD. PUGET SOUND.
May - The battieship Ken.
lucky. which successfully sithstooa
the it.eso.mgio trip around the
Horn. and araved the dangers Of
tbc Strait OF Magellan. has been
attacked by smallpox. aud now lies
In quarantine with a sailor suffer.
ina from the contAgiou and several
others showing symptoms II other
cases develop on board Il may be
impossible for the Kentucky 10 Join
the fleet In San Francisco and pro
coed on the trip around the world.
Doctors believe the maiady was
contracted In san Francisco. as the
salior who is sick has not had shore
leave since leaving that port.
As soon al the case was dis.
covered IL was reported TO the com
mandant. who ordered the vessel
To anchor IN the west end Of the
bay above Charleston. and display
a yellow Tag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

NEW YORK. May - Theodore
". Price q cotton hfnkeF. was Ia
day Indicted By the federal grand
Jury AZ the result ui Investigation
~ the leakage "a the government
bureau whsru the cation statistics
are complied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
Accused of Stealing.

II 7 Smith. barber who Is
employed at sol Third av. s.. was
arrested last nignt by patrolman
Wcaiodt on charge OF stealing a
watch in Joe Goldic's saloon. on
Second av., near James 81. II is
alleged that Smith took the watch
from a patron Of the saloon and at.
tempted 10 run from the place. lie
was caught and held until the IA.
trolman was called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
NOISY SCENES IN
N. c. CONFERENCE.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Nay ~
Lively scenes attended todag : ses
sion % the general confersnee q
tho Methodist Episcopal elaarxA
when wrangiing was started ovsf
minor points In the report Of N
aome missions and charcl eslsx
sion work.
At times the upruar was % deaf
oning that the chair could not =
heard Several delegates we're van
Is trying TO talk. resulting 10 So
erai huhbnh The pfesidlng o.
Ger screeched himself hoarse II u
efforts to suppress the noise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
THOMPSON CASE


TACOMA. MAY ~ The state n.
day placed 10 experts on the stand
IN the Thompson hearing II now
Looks a. II the case would not De-
ready for final arguments until next
Tuesday OF Wednesday
hfs. Emory rcstihes.
Mrs q Meade Emory. widow of
the lsi" Judge Emory. who vas
shot b. Chester Thompson. was or
the witness stand yesterday after
noon. Her teHtlmoHt brought
much @rauRlluF between atiofnsgs
aud objections from young Thomp
SONS counsel
In The main. the court ruled ont
much 81 the testimony sought 10 be-
clieiied BY HE prosecution. She
told Of the Incidents that took place
ihe nlEht 81 the shaotiaR. her test
mony running mostly into hereaay
evidence - she was at the hufnf
Of judge Albertson. near The Emory
home. ~ the time the shota were
fired Attorney Rowland tried a.
establish from her answers that she
feit it would be unsafe for her aud
her family ~ Chester Thompson
should be- set a. liberty. but tho
court ruled the questions ont She
testified 10 having known Chester
for six years prior 10 the shooting
aud was familiar with hla ehafac
fehsilea Following this Rowland
tried 20 have her compare Chea
tefn condition then with his ores
ent state. which WAS ntrenuoualy oh
jeeted to by VIII N Thompson. and
the objection VAS sustained. Mrs
Emory. hoNevef. did describe Ches
ter as be- was a. the time Of the
murder trial, and also At the time
Of the shooting VIII u Thompson
and Attorney Hhipiey waived the
right 20 croHas1amine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

Dedication services Of the new
Temple de Hirsch. AZ 18th az. and
=. Union Il. will be held this even
INK az D. M a good program has
been arranged for the ceremonies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
Russian Resident Of Mis-
souri, Writes a Wallace
Irwin Letter.
Gives a Lot of Advice to
President Chilberg
and Asks Job.

POINTERS ~ p. l. Rups.
Nest war 70 be between America
and Japan.
America In no danger from Rus
slH.
Russia once owned part Of Alaska.
should have special Invitation 20
k..f.-P. a..
Mr.. Roosevelt a buitinshy,
Mr.. Reps . maehlnist, pipeflttcf
and engineer
Wants a job with the A.-YsP. z.
VIII also act az translator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
Fos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SASH AND DOOR HAnaNrNs
Cross rsn=i doors anlF 81 Is Ter al
steek slEss. not tsrxer ttAn , n IN
~ Il tnfh@a
GLASS - CHEAPER
Windows are iawas 10 price
t4x1s wlndeas. neN price 4....e..ff %
1fnie Nintu~s hes oriss .r..... - o.
Chlna cioaaf glass f3afa unfy Toe
eAsa. Hensreds ~ alffar.nt sirss lm
stock
ssars fsonss n ssoes. any sr. from
IS Up
Picture nzauiainT fe pr foot
Cottage fronf Niad1es hattarn sfasa
sexse. tgp glass tetze cut 70 IN fsncy
design. 1871
winses frams. and aoar frame.
from soc %. All TIED IN bundles al
ysa have 70 40 f. drtss the haiia We
have car own nii
G1fteEs fFunt doors with fauev nan d
wert ard aprna helaa glass ~ e.
Morfisr ieeas 81 cents standard at4r
- tHar h0tts ifn per pair gild ~
dor track and hangers ttsa Cal
doors snir 81 ea each
ODDS and ends ~ sash ri1aIar faeeu
est faF the prfcs ~ the glass
Hene Ter pfleH Lists IN which - %.
fustfats ard 4uusa prices on hgDfrais
~ different articles We have ems one
price sad ~ ssI to anghodK snip.
Faents maas anFNhsHs. safe stiIssry
guaranteed
II WILLIAMS co.
1919 western az Seattle wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

Robert Watson noycr. secretary
20 = ChilherT. president Of the
"A v p ". WAS busy this morning
with a letter from a Russian friend
OF the exposition who resides In
Springfield. No
The letter is full Of Information
aud a request Tor a Job IL ruadg
like a Wallace irwin Japanese effort
In Golfers That Is the excuse for
printing Il Mf BoYee translated II
ne follows
Dear Sir. IL 1894. the ~ Louis
worlds fair ! had Just come from
Ruasia 20 4 = As you know that
Ia that timr russia waa not veil
represented ss IN Chiea3o IN 1888
Now beK ia advise sou that In
Alaska fukou Pacific exposition IN
1905 you shall uot overlook facts ~
yefg great importance "a That
neat var With America all be-
Japan l2l That Russia tn any way
no danger for America. and for Am.
eflcaa commerce and civilization.
being largest country Of eastern
continent uitn rotten sEAf. a 30
nestle troubles. etc. etc
Insult 10 Russians
A Alaska OF the part Of her has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
Close In Half Acres

I own beautiful tract north ~ the
university and A+N y exposition
grounds on hill overlooking lake
Washington. 1 Will sell thia in half.
aefHs ~ very reasonable price owner
lies American Hank nldr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

previously belonged 10 Russia II f.
great insult 10 not first Of all aud
last - extend kiualieai invitation 20
Russian government aud peopls.
particularly eAatefnera fthoHe east
Of the TRIAL mountRinal. Shall be
remembered that 10 show dignity
before own people haHHiau govern
mont nhall be proud. therefore the
invitation shall be not unlY through
Ambassador from Washington 81 y
g bat from people Of Alaska aud
Seattle shall be- Invitation 10 gov
srnment of Russia aud "a the people
Just nov In 81 Petersburg con.
vcneh the international Congress Of
Navigation PicnHe # you viii send
Ia representative of 4 3 bet him
commence invitation Of Russians
do not like 10 see the repeated mis-
takeH Of honorable president at g.
S FOR II Russia aud Japan have yet
more considerable Weukened one
another than America more
strengthened on the Pacific aud
nov Russian people say II not Ia
reference 81 Mr. Roosevelt whore
no his business Ne have chance 10
overthrow the cxaf Japanese HHy
Mr Roosevelt has robbed uu Of our
earned victories
He Wants Job.
Please IN conclusion hdylne me
II ! recently go ia Seattle. Wash
are there any chance to obtain Tor
me- any employment a. general mas
ehlnlst, pipefittof OF stationary "a.
eineer OF all combined. etc ! have
good American recommendation
Am speaking tread aud write1 i've
foreign different languages can
assist you advertise the exposition
Through Russia be- Ia necessity ne
the translator etc A present I
am employed By the Frisco Il 4
Go as machinlst bat We are work
ing only "a hours a week. Please
advise me and / viii go 60 Seattle
with family % temporarily Without
family
Very truly yours and beg to r..
main. p l. REPS"