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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-07

cry, real, personal ana iIlASd' anu
rights and credits, and to do all other
acts and things, which may be necessary
and requisite and incidental to the &C
complisbhnent, carrying out and execut-
ing of the general uses, objects and
purposes of said corporation, in the
State of Louisiana, or in other States
of the United States, or in foreign coun--
tries, as above stated.
ARTICLE III.
The authorized capital stock of said
corporation is hereby fixed at one mil
lion dollars $4,000, 100000, consisting
of, and divided into, ten thousand
(1o,ooo) shares of one hundred dol
lars ($Ioo.oo) each; and said corpora
ton may commence business when four
hundred thousand dollars ($4oo,ooooo)
of its capital stock is subscribed for and
actually paid to said corporation; and
the capital stock of said corporation
shall be paid in cash or its full equlva-
lent in value by the transfer of property
to said corporation, or by the rendition
of services thereto, as may be author
lied and provided by the board of dIrec-
tors of said corporation; but no cert1-
Ificate of stock of said corporation shall
ever be issued until said corporation
shall have first received the full tace
value thereof, and the board Of dlrec-
tors of said corporation shall determine
the time when, and the manner in
which, payment of capital stock of said
CORPORATION subscribed for shall be paid
| No transfer of stock of said corpora
ton shall ever be made except on the
books of said corporation at its office
at the domicile of said corporation al
the CITY of Shreveport, Caddo Parish
Louisiana. No stakeholder shall ever
lse1I or transfer his stock to any person
except to said corporation and tht
other stockholders thereof until ate
ten (1o) days previous notice of his IN
Itention to sell or transfer same, shall
have been given to said corporation an(
the other stockholders thereof, by post
ling said notice at the office of said cor
lporation, and pending said delay salt
lcorporation and the other stakeholder
thereof shall have the preference r1gh
to buy and acquire said stock at its tuI
market value, and the secretary OF SAT-
lcorporation shall have no right to trans
fer the stock on the books nf said cor
ooration until evidence of such previou
posting and offering of the same to sal
; CORPORATION and other stakeholder
thereof. shall first have been produced
Anv person purchasing stock which ha
, not been so previously posted and OF
fered for said period of time to sal
CORPORATION and the other stockholder
: thereof. shall take the same subject I
! 1.-THE right of said corporation or OF tn
5 other stockholders thereof, to claim an
, purchase same on paying him the mai
!. ket price for same. Any stoclIholdt
: shall have the right at any time to Sc
5 and transfer his stock to said corpor;
! tion or another stakeholder thereof. z
:, all meetings of stockholders each shat
), of stock shall be entitled to one Il
d vote, and at such meetings the stool
d holders may vote either in person or
f proxy.
9 ARTICLE ".
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-07
ARTICLE ".


Said corporation under said name and
title, shall have the power and author
ity to sue and be sued, to plead and be
impleaded, and to make, execute, and
sign. and endorse, transfer, and assign,
contracts, bills of exchange, checks and
lDromissory notes and all other obltga-
ltions: to purchase, own and sell, real
estate, buildings, timber lands, timber
land timber rights, machinery, personal
property and rights and credits which
NAV be necessary, relative and lnciden-
tai for the general uses, objects and
Iourposes of said corporation, as above
Istated, and the same to pledge, mort
gage. hypothecate, cucumber, ALLEVIATE,
sell and dispose of; and to employ and
discharge all necessary agents, represen-
tatives, managers, contractors, servants
and employees; to borrow money and
contract debts and to secure the same
by mortgage, pledge or deed of trust OF
the property of said corporation; and
. to make and use a common seal with
/ such device and inscription as may Dc
E necessary, and the same to break, alter
Tor amend at pleasure; and to make all
necessary rules, regulations, bylaws ano
ordinances, and to do everything, need
!. full for the good government, conduct
, maintenance, operation and support O.
Il said corporation for its general uses
: objects and purposes as above stated
h not repugnant to law.
ARTICLE V.
The corporate powers of said corpor
d alton are hereby vested in its officer
n and board of directors. Until the sec
f, ond Tuesday in October A. D. 1909, tn
i board Of directors shall be three cd i
g number with a president, a vice presl
h, dent and a secretary who shall be ex
n, lof1cio treasurer. The first board of dl
y rectors shall consist of ]. T. Logan,
e D. Groesbeck and E. K. Smith, with
:; r. Logan as president, J. D. Groesbec
id as vice president, and E. K. Smith
id secretary and ex-oficio treasurer, an
n, said directors and officers shall hol
es their positions and offices until the SET
n and Tuesday in October A. D. 1906
lg After the second Tuesday in October
p ID. 1000, there shall be board of nj
n less than seven ~ nor more than ele'
es en- (I1) directors. for said corporatio
or as may Be determined by the meeting
or stockholders for the election there'
nd with a president, three 80 vice pre-:
" dents and secretary and treasure
n On the second Tuesday in October I
,p- ID. 1909 there shall be general met
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-07
ARTICLE VI.

This charter may be amended, or this
corporation may be dissolved at gen
eral meeting of the stockholders con-
vened for that purpose, after due and
legal notice, as required by the laws Of
the State of Louisiana, on a vote OF
three-fourtl1s of the entire capital stock
of this corporation, and when so dis
solved, or when dissolved by limitation,
its affairs shall be liquidated by COM
missioner appointed for that purpose
to be elected by such meeting of stock,
holders, and who shall give such bono
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-07
ARTICLE VII.

No stakeholder of said corporation
shall ever be held liable for its contracts
or its faults in any further sum than the
unpaid balance due on his stock; and no
informally in organization shall have
the effect of rendering this charter null
or void, or of exposing any stakeholder
to any loss beyond the amount Of the
unpaid balance due on his stock.
In witness whereof, the said parties
above named have signed this act of in
corporation in presence of E. w. Suth-
erin and S. O. Williams, competent
witnesses, at the City of Shreveport
Caddo Parish, Louisiana, on this th'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
PAYING roR his LITTLE FAD

It's nice TO have iads but must always bear IN mind
that they have to be paid ior For instances party OF heh-
browed gentlemen Philadelphia have accepted The notion
that right and proper and excellent way Of relieving The
monoieny OF city lie freely speak to strangers ON the street
wherever one is met
These rcormcrs declare that couvenonay s tc'pen
he Tor the nacouantanee Of many people who shoud'know
each oiher They contend that unattached man. upon seeing
lady who appears be unmarried should have the privilege
Of addressing her and mutually agreed becoming her friend
upon such acquaintance
This interesting aud may have some Justification but as
has been said lads be paid o One OF the fomers ned
the TAD upon pretty girl at Atlantic City within the week me
girls brother big OF muscle small OF mind seized said re-
former stretched his body PROSTATE upon the walk and polished
his shoes ON the OF the Philadelphia genemans trousers
The reformer felt outraged and thought the brother
stupid and brutal fellow. cop along to decide the
argument The iaddst spent night in jail, and paid
SIS fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26

Wusia h riani 10 "a stss rhirasa The
HIsa WIN has EHns aiFsa la iha hesrth
ard heart ~ ever H#nia tsfs snsfF
ahIiifna afHH usf Eel faira4Hf We
taa tagH Fi|ts sd aFisfeHisia eaf pap'
wh.i 80 . is~ ihsa.aad a.iias- utra
ths hff|a aHf hrsfs q Tlr' asff1i
knasa fHd iaEsa HFaaiHisHaHaf - sise
iH the DaIanHaf I afHH fhfHf ~ I nraf
lias aaamlHa aud taaiaf anaai ftH
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Haah mafmNf ihsf tAs "a taft1s.
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iiiis-a thss.s.a fssf i.s't q. wssh
isf fHa alai a asan - ssf ~ nffa
Is ifs Hrai ~ or s5Asais Iha iab u
sa4fh ~ a. H Ia Fat 80 gaHt
5sasafr shat H i safih ia meter fls
aaH EASILY ffN hos sfaaf ths $50 b. o.
Sat b. aIllIsil Hass Hlthsat thlHAiHa
e ais frIan fsfss l. g iHst 90 HHf
90 asiinfiis 10 ftiaf in ftshf flnstn
fHaaHant ftaf ~ faH aFsefsiiqa 10
Ices ffslsseHfttf thsn this
-ssitir uau.l rspistt iissf u fsH iii
afford " iass saaH asu - tafi Nepp7f
~ proven hliassr V - Assf d ings
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nave a. hafsaf nfits IL Iassi afftifs
hate inst sapf tssr@f soss ~ t~ise
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taaas ~. a. mas st@ aasssssas rnisa.
fuIGIrsnI lrt rua1 sln hass Nfsf1
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tsAfhars have sisliss bic sh1eia
80 felt - ifisr-s y = sifess efsenl-
fathfn Haaf ~ @ s5f.ifs here hes tsrr
= psfsansliff " iafiasnfs. . Sirens haad
raitinn ths activities
u Va trippflas n ~ siipHfiatAHtsnt "
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people lltf rhlaasa Fisis e ssne1tlHk
tfaf makes 10 fHf 1af FFea Can 20
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IL son fIiiFs in fhis fsfgsft "a y largely
fhs aassiina u appfseisfiea - tnan
49, his rppsIuriiI Up ihs fixture
Thew = = fsfurr -isht here N H-siiis
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q lap u nlansf eaFsf EhifaAqa offer
snd n nsrsaaarf fuaAa Il heitsf
psiisr. ess h. shi.in-a, hal mem -
the Mad fsIalfsf 70 rue ~ city heaia
economically. sissif and pfasfrssifslf
are nlahlf scarce
M. eaii frsm chiesss shs~s Ne tha
galss q . man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26

CINCINNATI. July % Every
body In the family Of Lieutenant
Harry sluhlrcycf. Of the Salvage
Corps Of Cincinnati. was born on
Sunday. The latest acquisition was
bouncing ninepound boy, who
made his first appearance at the
family home. No 1921 Dayton st.,
last sunday He has been named
Wilson. after his grandfather The
father. mother and three children
we're all born on the Sabbath
day The lieutenant disolaims any
strict religious leaninEs Of the fam
NY. and says he cannot account for
the coincidence. Here il ihe family
birth record.
Lieutenant Harry stuhlreycr, Sun.
day. January 10. 1879. Mra Harry
stuhlreyer. Sunday, May 20. lssa.
Dorothy stuhlreyer. Sunday. May
rs, 1904. Margaret Stuhlreyor Sun.
day, April ~. 1901. Wilson siuhl.
reyer. Sunday. July II, 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26
CASE OF LEPR0SY IS CURED
IN A MOST MIRACULOUS WAY

iure adopted a tiIat resolution ask.
ms that they b.
u n doubtful If this resolution
eaaia have passed Il public ssnii-
mcnt on tho subject had not been
aroused b. tho agitation q } i,9F
waiiarh
Wailach claimed 70 be able 10
aurs irpr1sy Naturally kneh claims
aroused hope aad inquiry among the
Hasaiians who are the greatest
sufferers from the dfesd disease.
They asked that he allowed 10 81
~ The settlement and treat some "
ihe iep.rs with hia fafiedisa His
claims we're SECUTED BY the boards
~ heaiih Promises made 10 the
natives wore broken. and finally
Waiiach was raiirosdsd 70 prison
on a charge Of pfaeiicina medicine
sIihout q license lie vas released
from prison on bic promise to leave
Hawaii lie went. but the sffrci Of
tho agitation DO had prufipliaied
remained
A. result AN entire change Of
policy was forced on the board and
when senator Prank Harvey offered
the Joint resolution requesting tho
fc.esaminaiion % certain leperA II
was readily secrdei "a.
Nov. from the least important.
effaria 10 rure have easne suddenly
To be the most Important elements
in the policy ~ segregation.
More than this any Irprr Or sus-
feeisd lapcf IN Naiakai can secure
reorganization at least once a
year.
Deportation 70 Noiokai IL no
longer looked upon az a sentence to
living death
Tho lspsr settlement IL no longer
Twins tomb
The CRY Of -uneleani~ has los, It's
torfnfA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

reservoir tho balance q theif
water. and instead u tho water de
partmrnt losluF by them. there Il
an actual gain even when they
sprinkle a little over time. Il Is
but fair and proper that these
sprinsisfs be treated more consld
cruiely and due discretion shown IN
their behalf.
Surety an nuinat discrimination
il made aEaiIsf the ordinary spriuk
Ter through the meter system. uue
Who uses the meter has the pfiYi
lege d spflaklias AZ all hours aud
all day and may Use the aut0matif
sprinkler lr ans other device HY
tails means mere water may be
used than is bis ilsi proportion. and
the one Nittaat a meter Eets lssa
than il bis dae This was not the
intention when the Cedar river
water system was inAuEuraied, aud
Is all wroHE Il IL likely true that
ihreefolFtha Of the ciiy's popula.
iion viii never use tho meter anieea
nfccd TLey are satisfied with the
three hours OF less allowed aud do
not wish to be annoyed With the
meter system. As most u then oea
small lots aud others are renters
continually moving around II
seems u would Be- wrong aud unjust
TO force meters on this class. espe.
cially when there Is plenty Of wairf
and there Is no need for H. Next
10 air. water stands "a a prime NJ
ceasity In sustaining life Every
one should hafe his share OF Il AZ
a. little cost A. possible. thus con.
forming 10 the evident plan and
purpose Of an alivise Creator
y. FRANKLIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26
WATER spRlNkLlNo QUESTION,

VA n 'FNffNN%fNN ~ - ' tNftf
Editor star Everyone Who owns
or reHts lot ~ greatly Interested
IN this question both as 10 water
allowance and management feEuiat-
Ing Il. There Is wlds dissatisfaction
with present regulations, the pa.
tlenee Of the spginklefa has become
threAdtafe with oncrons exaetlons
and espionage 81 the watar depart
meni. and they dcmsnd relief
Nov. when water ia pleatlful and
millions Of gallons running to waste
or sold to contractors there can be
no use for II special lnspeetora At
cost Of : 900 q month. with their
spying around and assessing fines
aeaiust sprinklcrs who happen To 20
over The time a few miuutea It l.
humilia;ius and unjust 10 honest
people and should cease Tho rule
nov Is three hourA day for spfiuk.
ling, and observation warrants the
belief that not more than half the
time IS used BY threefonrihs Of the
sprinhiefs yrt II they uapRfu BY
faulty timekeeper or too much en-.
thusiasm In the work to 90 over the
time for quitting . fee Htiautrs a
thing that most spriuklers do occa.
slonaliy they arr hauled up when
caught and fined without an oppor-
tanity TO present extennAtins cir.
camstances before the suparinfend'
ent. who can rarely b. found This
seems TO be a onesided business
all on the Side Of the water depart
ment
The fact Is that those parties who
sprinkle only one and a half hours
when they are entitled 10 three
hours have to their credit IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26

HONOLULU. July &c Have the
biblical accounts of miraculous cures
Of lepfesy been duplicated In the
world famous Malahai settlement
or have men and wonien. and even
children IN the past bcra eeaslrnssl
to a living death though untouched
By the dread dis~asef
Eleven iapefs eisht men. one so-
man and two boys NJ at least II
persans formally declared iersra At
different times by the medical an-
ihoritieH u thu board pf health. have
a. formally and officially been do
eiafcd not lepcrs and released from
exile In tho isper settlement In Mo-
iotsi with their release has come
new era Of hope for Moiokai
Some af these II have been In
stlla in the Molokai settlement for
20 years Or more. some for only a
ysaf In tho ease u those sent
score u years ago. they wers con.
dsmned AZ lepers on the purely
clinical manifestation. of the disease.
before tho mlcroacopicai trst show
lne the actual presence q the hssil-
lus Of ieproay had come into general
use but in all the latter cases the
micruscoplcai test. which il cansid-
cred Invaluable. was used.
The mierosooplcni test now falls 10
reveal tho present n tho bacillus.
aud they are declared not iepars
How were They cured7 Did The
medical treatment Al the settlement,
or the better sanitary and dlsiafy
conditions under which tiiey lived
there effect a curof or has nature.
IN spirit of mystery. stepped 10 10
BATTLE inquiry and arrest the di.sasel
ilspfoBy, though the oidess known
disease In tho world, Ia one Of the
most mysterious Its origin, Ia
cause. lts mode N transmission all
unknown. Eleven condemned leprtu
have been found clean II thoy Nefc
cured. no me knows how The ply
alciana at tho settlement 90 not
claim the credit In fact, in . % the
u cases no treatment was siton, 'nnd
tho others have not all taken the
same treatment yet they are no
longer lepera
The resul, Of The coordination
u the II marks a new era IN tho
policy u the Moiikal settlefuent. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26
GARVgN'S CORNER
BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARvIN
PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

pas and here slll b serious aud felt
That Is The rendition At this time
Hupt tvnpaf haa been hers f0f seven
fsafs us lifs fa inisrwoQon In the most
femarkahia period n RaaftIea ara-Hth
Easily. quietly nlmly, akiiifuiiy he has
l1d the teaching fgfda ~ agD teachers
70 hlfh efficiency and helped 10 ehn-
'unoi valuable plant n 81 schools
end hiEh schools worth At least
n. 0fq. 900
iiis NE has takes root. I believe Ia
IONS psfinds Of service haliags HAT
man. when ihsy find their fIuid. shaaid
star and fill q until Ii has produced q
heavy Yield and continued at iii best
One NJ the big hires IL our eiiT In
th4 long years ahead Il docs nat lake
ne MIND % prophet 10 ans ihraa cities
Qn American soil which viii STAND 10 a
class alone Nav YORK.. Chicago and Bs.
nt'ie sHatiia IL the youngest ana most
hopeful o. ida three our Grdsih wlll
DO rapid Who can toll what a few
yfafa will bring forth
People make cities aud thiidfan make
men and women Our public schools
have 70 do sifh our ohiidran What
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26
PREACHER PLAYWRIGHT HERE
TO PUT SEATTLE ON STAGE
REV. WILLIAM pANFoHrH TO
WRITE A PLAY CONCERN,
mo THIS CITY.

"Tho seattle Spirit has been
talked oi and written OF to such
an extent that sometimes We
don't Just know what tho spirit
realB h Now We are to have 10
attic and tho Seattle Spirit faith
FULLY reproduced In drama. AMER
which there will be no further room
for doubt
Rev. Dr. William nanfuflh, of chi.
raau. who has been visiting tho
exposition 10 company with Gus
laY Frohmen. the theatrical man
aver. has been 10 Impressed with
the Puget Sound country that he
has decided to give tho loss for
tuuate world am opportunity " SEQ
Ing this wonderful country Of ours
from over the fooillshlH
Also Writes ssfmona
Dr. naufurth ia most remark
able man When he Ia not writing
plays and planning over miniature
stages and costumes he ID writing
sermons. far ibe eminent play
wright IL also the pastor Of tho
Christ church. Of Eimhursi, an
aflslocfalir suburb Of Chicago
The Gates o. Eden" vas Mr.
naaiutiha first play. and Ia sue
cess WAS Instantaneous The pro
ductiun. witch was al tho Garrirk
theatre. New York. vas ~ pro.
nunuerd surenaa that the rights
Of the play were secured BY the
knlekrfb0Ckcf Theatre company
nstiY bancroft. a young Engilsh
actress. niecr Of Lads bancroft.
has been selected 70 star tho
United States and canada
While hia drama saH heing pm.
daeed. b. naniafth. EeeminEiy up.
mindful nf the stir b. eaA creating
spsnt Part VI hts tima writlng scr
mons. which somehow arc said 10
contain iusi enough II The dramatic
feeling 10 make them more than
iinpnaalsc ills plays slsa contain
sentiments that iand to make q
tgfier place Of this old eorli of
ours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26

Many promises are made occa
Hionally one ia kept
A lot Of women seem 10 think Il
Il better 10 be tight laced than
straight laced
People seem 70 be able 20 maxi
good At helnE bad easier than at
anything else
A gifi can pretend 90 like 10 60
walking with man 80 - 10 pfas
tend her shoes don't hurt her.
Tha reason a woman Ia no much
smarter IN dealing with man than
lie IL IN dealing with her 10 that
lie takes II for granted he H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26

Thor tell me that superintendent frank
Cooper j. being tempted % Chicago.
an Klad 10 hear q I an air4ys pleased
to know that Seattle msH and women
are IN demand n Indicates somsfhinr.
Indirectly Il shows h6w Aeatile has at
tanned her hish rank as a city ard WHO
ars an1ng Tho makers
Iint bis going Ia smother matter. n 10
ha uffliiega aud under some eir1ulu-
stances might 10 his duty Every man
has 70 consider his family and his future
fsam n finfnaiai and an iHflssniiai
standpoint
Asain. Il Is natural Tor tho largo eiifss
70 draH 70 ffsm the hiFhasf talent and
hssl aUilifT u 10 complimentary 10 any
afhrf iafaliiy that liz fglsbfiilas are
sfau mentioned but when q sues 80
far " to almost tidray our nipdfintsu-
dsut Of schools Il " natural 1laa for as 10
object
tities are great beeHuae Of men. moi
because q has hiH houses Hia tot NE
more than meat and the body than
iainsEtls aid Jesus Take aNaF the
beiidlnFs and ihsy can be rsbailf Ailou
Yar assfai and tried servants 10 De.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26

Never kick a live wire whsn irs
down.
Poor pencils aud dull boys are
difncult 20 sharpen
u takes pretty sharp remark to
cut SLOW man 70 the quick
a Tong yarn u snrpsiim~s pro
duoed FROM the threads Of convsraa
tiau.
n you would blind man w
throwing dust 10 hia eyes. use gold
dust
When We call man a brick W
don't mean that he l. made ~ com
mon clay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26

than that Of Mount Rainier fieNet
from above the Cascades al the
A.Y.P. ~ he told a iflend. 70
With the impression " Tho grand
our Of the Puget Sound country
fresh 10 hia mind. tho play with the
me- Of the Northwest thrilling
through Il from the pen Of tho man
Who has ALREADY placed bis name
hlrh among the successful writer's
Of dramas maat needs be- power
MI one We can expect much aud
viii not BE- disappointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26

Dr. naufuith while IN Seattle put
the finishing touch On the drama
liAilon Of Joseph iiHcains navel.
O Whiiakefa Place. book
which Is said TO b. uue Of the
strongest character novels ever
written
That Dr. Daninrih will bring oaI
all the beauty and airunsih Of The
Northwest Ia the play he il To
sfite goes siihoui saying and be
Il mafr than anxious TO start I
have never seen a Efandof sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-26
LID ON LONG HAT PINS.


4 HANOVER. Germany. July 4
4 20-The chief Of police has 4
4 issued a decree warning won.
= en- against the dangers Of wear 4
4 Ing long hat Plus. 4
4 He points out that several 4
= deplornble accidents have oc.
4 Cured recently from this 4
4 cause. and he announces that 4
\ II in the future an accident oc.
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