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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22
GiSenb abn Seittabelle.
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Su Kraft ben "a. Suut 1906.
easIl9-Btrldet Scranton fir Rtp gcrI
I'm 2.05, 3.20, COS. 800, 1920, Born. ;
f2,A0, 3.25 uub $40 Ra&mittaes. 8hr
Rtp gsri uHb philadelphia, uHi 500 gorni.;
i2.40 une 3.35 Ra&mittags. SJir
EsbytaRna, 6.t0 Rahmitiaas.
RSrhli& Buffalo um rs, 6.25 u. 600
Ror., t.55. $40 uns II 10 Ra&mittaas. eiir
Btnstanion, GImira uub 3Bif&snffatiOntn Inn
1910 Rer. uue LOS Rd&m. Gdr Sspsas
Syraeult une Utica. um t.f5 unb 6.25 Rpr,
f.55 Radmtttass. OsHsas. Ssrasuls uni
utica 3as TIN 6.25 Ror. I6nft idaIid, ausat.
Hsmmsu Souutass. 6iir Rsntrelt nm 9.OC
Ror.; los une GAO Ra&m. RittsIIou at.
epmeeattou. um 400 Ra6mittaas. Bina.
kampten Attem cbaitou, um 6.f5 RaGmittaae
NIssmsbHrs Sibifion-guI6si Suanisr
fAy Rertbumbtrlanh nm 6.35, 10 90 Wpr.
SIS unb $40 Ra&m. 6iir plymouth um 8. OF
Ra&mItiase.
SonutaaSsSdae.
SinIld-Sir Rsr gcrl um 2O5, 3.20
6.05 Hnb 1920 @Urstns; 3.35 unS 3.4(
Ranm.
WareIt& - 8ar Buffalo nm IFS, mi
6.25 Rpr. f.55. $40 uuh lilo Ratm
8hr Sinsbamiun uub 3pif&mRaiiputu, s.O(
uuh 1910 Bermittags
DIeomsbarg Sibifion-g gsrI6Hi Suduipi
um t0.20 sRor uub $40 1d1mittaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22
sehn S,ebptr. fir ainber.

9is Stabtpertpoltunss bon Rassio
emilia in StaIisn bot on bic aus si4eis
bsnbsn S9iiIsr Der itdbtiIden S4us
len Elm Grinn.runssblatt pertbeiIen
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Rinbsr" ,ntbGIt:
l. 2i.b. Define @9uls.fGbrten. bic
bic arb,itssefdbrten Otints 2sbens
Iein iptrSen.
2. 2i.b. bic 8eIsbruns. bic bas
Brot bss 9eiites iit; iei bontbar Dei'
mem asbr.r, tpit Detntm Batter unb
Dein.r Wutter.
3, Ou iout alIt Sage beilisen bur9
quite unb niibli9e Shot, bur4 cine
freunblitbe 5anblune.
4. 9u iOnit bic suttn Wsni9en
ebr.n. al. Meni9en adien, Did Dor
niemanbem beugtn.
5. Du fOnft tsinsn Wenfasn baFsu.
tein.n b.l.ibissn. Did ni9t RIDDEN;
ober 9u iouit Dein Rsdt pertreteu
unb benz llsbermiitbigsn piberiteben.
6. 0u folit ni9t fsis fein. Sci
elm Sr,unb Der Sdpa4en unb Ii,be
bic @.rsdtisieit.
Z. Sei .inssbent. bab ole Sitter
Der Orb. bon Der Mrbeit itammen; tper
ie s.nisbt, Obns gu orbeitsn, Der itiebli
BEN arbsittnben ieiu BrOt.
8. 8eobaGte unb benfe no9, Inn bic
Wabrbsit su ertennen. CLAUDE nidts.
ipos Der 8srnunft piberfpriht. tGus
ide p.b.r Did feIbft nod anOsr..
8. 9snie ni9t. bab ber bos Batter
lamb li.bt, Der bic anberen. @0lier
babt obsr psro9tst Ober ben 2ries
tpiinf9t, Der Elm lleb.rrtft bts Bar.
barsntbums ift.
10. Dinf9e pieImsbr ben Sag btr'
BEL, an benz ole Wsnf9en tpis frsit
Biirs,r sinss @nterlanbts in 5rit6er
unb S.r,9tisteit oIs 8riiber Itber
perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22

Eddy Greek Colliery.
White Oak Colliery.
Jermyn Colliery.
Powderly Colliery.
Carbondale No. 1 Colliery.
Coalbrook Colliery.
Dolph Coal Co., Jessup.
| Austin Coal Co., Old Forge.
Bulls Head Coal Co.. Scranton.
| Clearview Coal Co.. Scranton.
Elliott Mcclure Co.. Old Forge.
| Finn Coal Co., Carbondale.
Humbert Coal Co., Scranton.
Hillside Coal Iron Co.. Glenwood and Erie
Galleries.
Jermyn Coal Co.. colllery No. /;
Jermyn Coal Co., Colliery No. 2.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co., William A. Colliery
Morse Hill Coal Co., Simpson.
MoosIe Mountain % Coal Co, olyphant'
Nay Aug Coal Co., Scranton.
North End Coal Co., Scranton.
Price -Pancoast Coal Co.. Throop.
Pennsylvania Coal CO.
Central No. 13 colliery.
Old Forge Colliery.
No. Colliery.
Gypsey Grove Colliery.
No. ! Colliery.
Scranton Coal Co.
Capouse Colliery.
Pine Brook Coliery.
Mt Pleasant Colliery.
West Ridge Colliery.
Richmond No. Colliery.
johnson Colliery.
hdymOnu
Ontario Colliery.
Riverside Colliery.
Black Diamond Colliery.
Northwest Coal Co., Northwest Colliery
Sterrick Creek Coal Co., Sterrick Creek Col
lery.
Lackawanna Coal Co.. Ltd, Lackawanna Col
liery.
appsuationstag in Rontas, 26. april 1909, pom
Q iibr Norgens Bis llbr abenos, in ber Cffee bes
Gountp S9asmsiiters, I'M eert4tssebduee III Der
Staet Scranton.
Sraene ene qerion, bic 10 per,enet ooer beitsuert
III unb 60 psrdumt, ber Appsuation beijuwobnen ober
eesen bic Gntf6eiSune bes abibdBers an bas CONS
mon pleas @eribt inrerbalb sebn Iasen berna9 tu
appeairen, iou ieiuer Dertbeiotgung sum Spede ber
Grlangung bes Bstraees ber s;ens oer tim duierleg
it, uefluftia eeben, penn alaee erboben wre odb er
Mot elm Sdnbler In aaufmannsghiern, etc. etc.. it,
Gas geieR beittmmt ferner baB 90 bic Yfitt ees
Gountp S9aRmeifers iein oa, fur bic grbebnng aler
ibm gebOrie pom taufmdnniiben abi6dser etnberids
tsten eisenien aLase ,u srbeben wsnu ni5t an oser
nor BEN erfttn Tag i'm SuIt eines ieeen Sahres be-
jablt. penn Mot binnen sebn Idgen NOD 6aatapers
BEN bssablt unb ber beiuete S6dsmeiiter iou uon
irgeno elmer olhen 9i;ens Mot beret weroen, penn
CT nidt an oSsr uor ienem Datum tIasbGr wire.
Sofspb cliDsr. aaafmdnnii4sr abi4dssr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22
Gemtfcbe
S1On : 8arberet,
1927 VI. @aibinston abe.
Beipe Eelepbpue,
BeiSe Telephone,

Vile Srbeit mad better @siis uolliiibrt
Dem Rsini9en uuo Pldtten ipssiells
aufmertiamfett ssi4enit. arbeit abse'
bolt unb abselisfert.
Sec. %. s9miSt, gisentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22

@oIfseefpann Greb. Dous
reIl bon @Iibben, Wis.. fling Dor Idns
s.r.r 3,it stp.i iIeine WOIfs sin unb
sGbmts ii.. 2lIs bic Shitre srDbtr
ipurOen. fponnts .r fie Dor einen tlsinen
S9litt,n unb flibr gum Gritauntu Der
sans.n llmses.nb tastdsIi9 fpaaier.n.
2sbtbin nun batte sr aber sin.n llnfaII
NIT fsinsn Sa6men W6Ifen. 9luf elmer
Gobrt erfpdbten bic Raubtbiere Elm
Rsb, unb taum bott.n iis ts srbIidt.
oils bic anssborene Worbluit in ibueh
ertpa6te unb fie tpie ton boponitiirms
ten. Das 0efGbrt ipurbt umssfiiirst
unb Oaursn beroussei9Itubert. aber
ss s.Ians ibm. ben 3iisel su trsr.if.n.
un6 .r bitlt ftft. bts bic Sbitrs gum
StilIitonb fomen. 9aursIl bat nur
tinist lsihte 8.rlebuns.n erlitttH, ober
sr iIt beJlsIt9 Der Brau9bortsit Esiner
Saustbisre bod ettpas sipetfelboft ets
porbtH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22
eads,saHna & BbomiHs gaItp.
(eaureI einie.)

3BIf&tu Suantsn uub DiIfts-Saut.
3has strIaFsn Suaniuu UNI 1 90. 200, 3 90
l.O0. 500 uHe 500 Rsrasus. Tim 40 Tpr.
s,ns an @p&tntasen unb ant ua6foIasnb,
lpaHtts WiHuttn, uue uH 700 Mpratus an
Sonataatu uub dls na&fpIasnbs ipan,ia sri.
1uttn DC uHe tufIulist 10 90 Ra&is, In @H.
ttsss3arrs Al Wiuuttu fp6itr aufommsue.
grprsias'. nur n gtttsioH anbalitnS. ssr'
temuttu Ssuniaas uue 8tisrtnatn. spn 7.fe
T.s.Bdrt 80 Rtnutsu fp6tsr elm
Otftmr DituR ,wtfh.a Suantpu. Ras auf
parf, euAa pdrI, ptttrsburd une Dunmprt.
STal ID Rraft an 8. SuIif9o7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22
sJOicpb Oarbmer,
Gpmfraftpr nnb
Sanmeiffer,
1906 atabrmb Str, Scranton. Pa,
DampfisTi Rsuftsuns SpaiaIitdt.

0te Der. Staaten NIT
lbr.n 100000 GinpOhnern haben
bopp.It 70 piel So9f4ulen ols gang
europa nit msbr oils 40o,0o0,0Oo.
0eutf9Ganb tmpOrtirte
lsbtes sSabr bon ben Der. Staaten
frii9s aspfsI i'm Wert6e bon $685.
269 unb sstrOdnets TN @ertbs bon
81, ,3M. .903.
Dte glntbra5tttob bfeu :
eaaer in SnteI Sams 2anb pers
ben na9 sinsr 9ert4nung bts 9soIos
gen prof. @riffitb in 85 Sobrsn er'
T40pft fsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
SODA WATER

In these days Of purien prohibition and aeohohe aqua
ton pause minute and observe the eeryeseent soda IN us
full ciircnec OF frost and foam We used To think the zee
cream soda was only for molyeeddes and high school girls
but now we know better Some fool person started Discus
sion once about the proper way To enjoy an ice cream soda
whether 10 imbbc through straw SPOON or whether
to eat the ice first aud then drink the ambro that re-
NAMED, vice versa.
That's not the point and the that started the talk
ought to be in jail There's such thing system in going
about it Just let your nestle close the glass and sn
the perfume and GOODNESS deep down in the hidden mystery
that's yours for a nickel a dime
Electric fans may buzz above YOU signs and deep guglas
sound all around you and the cash registers eang may oh
trude worldly discord all that bbuous symphony but
don't notice IT, All the hues Of the rainbow and he neetars OF
the gods can't tempt You from that minute OF bliss when you
cool your throat and deity your spirit with the soda
don't drink the soda then the ice cream OF course
not You absorb it, Just like Wagner overture an old mas
ter a memory Of your childhood
Here's TO YOU, all OF you, with soda You with your right
foot shorter than your left from stuntng its growth the
brass rail YOU sn person who thinking Of the car fare
1t eosts Walk home, il need be. hut have soda
The soda is uphit, that's what it is combination OF
New Thought aud the better day to come compound Of
philosophy immortality, Ebert Hubbard saneticaton Mrs
Eddy ripe strawberries and Dr. Munyon all blended into
sweet symphony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

SOME vivid OF nanty Duff. 70.
marked shorty Hart on his part
4 vas thlnkln' u that uuprepou
Eafain' beauty when you spoke
Along about lass grass thar comes
10 our enlightened community a
young woman answetin' 10 the
casnomrn Of Eleanor Grey. !
don't surmiss none that they ever
turns out any tlntypes that com.
pares with tho peerless beauty OF
thia little lady she engages 10
work In The Surprise restaurant,
but ahe cnilidea with misfortune
the minute she strikes town You
see. tenderfaot. when she gets OF
the stage she leaves her pocket
book containing $500 on the seat
but whom she goea back 20 look
fur Il Is minutes laief tho
money 10 minsin Just the same as
Il would DO Ia any metropolitan
village.
The bad feature Ia that tho
girl had saved this money 10 pay
of a debt on her mothers home
back east. and. u course, she fcli
simply awful Il seems a II the
old lady would lose her dnfaiolle
Mlas ORGY worries herself Hlipoat
sick We boys offerh 10 take ~ a
collection to raise tho amount Of
the money last But Miss Grey,
never hAvin seen us before. has
her ldees about proptisty. snd 70
fusea point blank TO accept a dnna
tion. although abe thanks Us with
tears IN her eyes.
4 reckon several days passes
and then DAINTY Duff goes pesisrin
over to the restaurant and hangs
sround undecided for spell
Something 10 ahoroly knavin' nj
tho yitals Of the Aforesaid Danty.
who finally calls Mia Grey out Of
the kitchen ~haf she Is eompo.ln'
some flApjacks. and AFTER iookin
on the ground "a II ashamed Of
himself. says; Mlss. ] wants To
toll you that I'm the meanest man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

Il surely am a man Of nerve TO
ask my girl. who has been all over
the world and has seen everything
worth seeing. to go with me 10 my
old fishing hannts for our honey.
moon-but I'm going to do H.
And she said. IT'S the very
thing. Well run of and not tell
soul where we go
30 she secretly had a palr Of
shoes heavy soled. turned up
wide hem in an old skirt. bought
q cheap cap, a heavy sweater. some
heavy hose. packed these with a
few "a very fsw necesaaries
IN her suit case, locked II securely
against intrusion, and her baggage
was ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
FAMOUS POETS WILLS.

Famous poets make interesting
villa Browning was written IN his
own beautiful hand. with the mi.
sialz Of all the nouns substantive In
capitals, after the olden use and
the attoatlng witnesses we're A.
Tennyson" and ~. T, Palgrave I"
Matthew Arnoid's. also referred 10.
was remarkable for is brcyttY. A
bakers dozen Of words were
deemed enough. u leave every.
thing Of which die possessed to
my wife, Frances Lucy" This. how.
ever, because no executor was APP
pointed. had TO be SGT aside for let.
tsfs Of administration. but the 70
suit was the aeme. These two IA
nous Wills form. with Shakes.
peare's. the most potable trio per.
haps ever handed by probate In this
country london Chronicle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

been manager Of the Grand Opera
house He made good
He made 80 good that John cofi
made Carl his private secretary
which job he Efapple-i last Monday
Pretty good job for a young chap,
Isn't ~
And rs easy to analyre bis sue
ceaa.
He took the humble Job Of usher
with the idea that he wanted To
learn the theatrical business
lie came TO Seattle from Omaha,
Nch.. practically unknown. and
started at the bottom
ny strict attention to duty and
working for the best interests Of
his employer, In season and out,
Carl Reed forged ahead. and he do
served H.
Alive ard Wide Awake
This young man Ia now private
secretary to one Of the bis theat.
rioai men Of the country which
means that he IA trusted and capa.
bic. For John cort Goes no, hire
dead ones. At least. II docs not
take him sin years TO learn the
truth.
Carl Reeds new fob opens up a
promising field, and bis way 10
greater success depends solely on
his own efforts. Carts friends are
Just az happy as he. since the latest
rise upward step.
This. In brief. IA the story Of the
rise OF a humble usher to really
responsible position which calls for
tact and business ability. That Carl
Reed poaseases these IA the belief
Of his friends,
He himself is the only one who
doubts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

ashamed OF himself that he hasn't
tho courage 10 look her IN the face
He digs hia heel in the ground as
II waitln' Tor her TO call him appro
PIRATE names but. a. she never
speaks. ho walks away.
"Of course. everybody shuna
naniY after that. and the sonti.
msnt ia 20 strong that even Bios
SON Rock wouldn't drink with him.
and when you know blossom you'll
realize what this means
Miss Grey looks soornfully ey.
sry time she sees haniy. who IL the
lonellsst man 10 toNu Every
thing goes along In a sort Of a
monatonoua way until Callbpa
Murphy falls sick, and boln the
farst time he was ever ill he
thinks he's goln' TO die Ills con.
science prompts him To make cst.
tain confessions before he gradoo
atea as corpse. but the most In.
torestin statement be made vas
the one admiitin' that ha was the
mlaefeant who stole Miss Grey 3
money.
This cleared Iianty aud 70.
stored him TO the lovin' regard
0f the populaco lie had simply
He'd 10 the Girl 20 she would take
the money and pay Off her moth.
erE mofishge.
As vas goin TO say in the
first place. remarked Shorty,
that church bell IL iollin to lot
tho mnltitood know that the nupi
locals Of naniy Duff and Mas Grey
alt about 10 DO performed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
THIS Soy WANTED 70 LEARN
AND HE LANDS n GOOD JOE
CARL REED WOULD DE- A THE.
ArRleAL MAN. AND NJ ls
A GOOD ONE.
ny rnnlr noYpeN.

Back In the pic belt some years
ago there arrived an ilpounder
who, IN the course Of human oyunia,
was tagged with the eugnomon Carl
u. Reed This little Reed sway ed
under the usual squalls " child
hood, but HtraiEhlened NJ "a 1t
grow
Finally Carl buokud against fate
and hiked for the west Which
means to Seattle, Il you don't care
what YOU say,
At any rate Carl reached the
Queen city without tho AID Of a
brass band or a hish halted dele
wuon one day he went down 10
tha Grand theatre and meckly ap.
piled for d job Carl wanted 10 be
Just an ordinary usher ilo got
the Job. hut he wasn't Just au
ordinary usher Tho young man
kept his optics open. and In a very
few weeks was advanced TO tho Job
OF assistant head usher on this
job Carl still showed no slgna Of
closing his eyes, and soon be was
splitting Tickets"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
An IDEAL WEDDING TRIP

In his bag he had an old cordn.
roy suit that had done service
many times before. a sweater and
few other thlngs-beslde his
fishing ,ackle-and be was ready
for the grand rush.
After the wedding was over, up
north to ~Dearie's" old hannta
went this happy pair.
They engaged a room and dinner
for two In the little old hotel, for
II long bllssful days Of oomfade-
ship Of the irusst Kind. They row
cd. they flsbed. they cooked their
breakfasts and suppers over bon.
IRE. they talked and sang to their
hearts content-and came home
calling each other Pal" instead Of
''Dearie."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

Along about this time be attract
cd the attention Of Manager John
Cort. and soon Carl quit escofilng
pasteboart purchasers and won't In
To the office "a assistant treasurer
Well. to make a long story short
Carl then went across the street as
treasurer Of tho Seattle theatre
The young chap had worked hard
Tor Mr. Cort. and was entitled 70 a
vacation. He took II With Harry
Cort The pair were In New York
city when Carl was notified by wire
to come home quick and manage tho
Grand Open house Il Is rumored
that Carl was greatly pleased. and
came home on the jump, And for
tho past three seasons Carl has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

King Mensllk Of Abyssinin is
again reported dead Aencllk Is
the old reliable standby for this
particular branch Of journalistic In.
dustry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

With fourteen persons dying Of
heat In New York in one day, Il
seems as Il ordinary common sense
would send tew million Eastern
ers to the Pacific coast,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

The investigating commlttee's 70
port says Mr. schtyely Is a lot Of
things that were pretty generally
suspected for some tlms past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

II something different doesn't
happen at DugdAle's park pretty
soon. 10 one but Insomnia patients
win buy iiekets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
STAR DUST


A heavy speech doeant alWayaI
have tho most weight witt it, hear
ern,
Naturally. the best thing with
which 10 feather your nest j. cash
down
a married man can always get al
little OF his sentence for bad be-
bavior
The language N love Is the Ian
FuaH6 Of the eyes" unused the poet
Tho lips being busy With other
things" suppose. HnaFsatsd theI
mere man
The man who wears a osliuloid
col laf you'd put up any old KIND OF
bluf
Il 10 easier 20 prove that other
/ people are wrong than 70 prove that
wa are flEht
Virtue being ~ own reward, you
can't very we'll blame man fofI
being good for nothing
before she ia married 70 a man al
i ANNNNNNN NaafaHaHNlN ~ NNHNNNH TT NINNNN
| aftarwnfd she thinks for him.
WiNg That feilow niaHes always
looks like 80 cents
WaEg Yes. Including counter
I felt quarter
A. any rate the prodigai son ac-
1 quirad more fame than bic yiftuous
brother who stayed At home ana
was decent.
"a carpenter IL known BY bis
chips quoted the Wise Guy
And q barber hy his shaNinNs u
suppose. shiekeref the simpis Mug
The old proverbs depend entirely
upon the point Of View, For Instance.
/ YOU r1uldn'f convince q mouse that o
I black cat tfiHsa good LUCK.
Hlohhs Tile doctor told uuzalsrI
drinking was the very worst thing
/ no could DO
sio6ts guess that doctor didn't
know uuIsiaf. o. he would have
realized that drinking Ia the beet
thing DO does
a womhH's idol IL frequently an
laie man.
Many an actress has discovered
that farewell tour doesn't fare
we'll
A. fashionable wedding ihel
bridegroom always seems to Be q
necessary evil
Tie social climber il tiekied toi
death 20 be numbered amon~ ne
almost present
Tho feiinv who martles his wii !
pWf sister must b awfuiiy fond oil
lis mnthsf-in law.
The orators farewell address will
depend whether no goes 20 heaven
Or the other place.
We are not 90 Interested In what
the future holds IN store for ns al
IN shat she IL going to let 20 Of
for VA.
The veteran actor Who signs for
the good old days Of the drama
souit hate 10 go back TO the same
old pay days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

a married man can always get a
little on his sentence for bad be-
havior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

Try a Mapislns Ice Cream Cone.
II ia simply delicious. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

The language NJ love Is The Ian
FuaHa Of the eyes" unused the poet
the lips being busy with other
thinEn." ! suppose. suggested tho
mere man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

The man who wears osliuloldI
collar would put up any cid Kind Of
hluff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

In America the beare first then the toy Teddy
Teddybead to death before London
Then Jack" shown n The moving picture today
Jack reminded people Of the no
He learned to porridge a child and
playful a kitten.
One day Mrs Asqulth wife the British premier gave
big dinner 10 society people at her Downing
he bear cub But Jack like spoiled children wasn't his good
behavior Mrs AHqnhg poodle tried friendly Jack
got bis hind legs slapped pup an awful crack Then
like all bad children he didn't any supper being 30 cross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

Naturally. the best thing with
which 10 feather your nest Is cash
down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

Il 10 easier 20 prove that other
people are wrong than 70 prove that
wa are right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

A heavy speech doeaHt alwnyH
have tho most weight with it, hear
efn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

The veteran actor Who signs foI
the good old days Of the drains
vouid hats 70 so back TO the same
old pay days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

can't very well blame man Tor
being Huad for nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

Before she ia married 10 a man q
woman constantly ttinks u him
aftarwnrd she thinks faf him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

A. any rate the prodigai son ae-
quirad more fame than HE yiftugus
brother who stayed Ut home and
was decent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

We are not 20 Interested In what
the future holds IN store for ns ~
IN SHAT she IL going to let 90 Of
for ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

The orators farewell address viii
depend whether no goes 70 heaven
or the other place.