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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-29
News from OeIrichs.

The Commercial club of this place
will give a banquet in the near future,
and arrangements will be made to
have Granville Jones of Rapid City
present.
A movement is now on foot to make
arrangements for fair at this place
next year. A large auditorium is
planned for to be built inside the
town limits.
The hotels are now being filled to
oyertlowing and have been for weeks.
This is on account of the rush Of
homeseekers, about 1000 having ar
rived in the past year. Nearly all the
desirable land has been taken with
but few exceptions, and many are fill
ing on very rough land in order to get
close to town.
J. H. Keith, late of Omaha, and
now living four miles northwest of
here, and ]. S. Phillips of Oldham,
are shipping 8 steam breaking outfit
to this place. The engine is one OF
the largest made and with it comes
ten 14-inch plows, a drag to follow the
pillow, water tanks, a sleeping and
cooking car and a complete blacksmith
shop. Many hundreds of acres Of
land will be broken in this vic
unity this fall and next spring anc
this is the first outfit to be on the
ground. Another outfit will be ship
ped in by these parties if necessary t.
handle the work. Still another outfit
will probably arrive this fall to b.
put in by other parties.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-29
WHAT CANNON?

drawn.
WHAT IS CANNON?
Sioux Falls Press: Speaker Can
non says that Senator Cummins is
democrat. He might as well say that
Iowa is democratic state. For more
than ten years Senator Cummins has
been advocating progressive principles,
and all that time he was opposed by a
most vicious political organization in
Iowa. 1t was intrenched behind the
state and Federal patronage and had
the power and money Of two railroad
systems at it's back. Cummins was
attacked unrelentlessly throughout
this long period. thrust be said that
probably nothing more could have
been done than was done to prevent
the preferment of Cummins. Yet
Senator Cummins is recognized today
as representing the political beliefs of
Iowa people. So unmistakable has
been Iowa's declaration for progress
sive republicans, as espoused by Cum
Minis, that Cummins' colleague has
turned in his tracks and, with ma
jority Of the congressman, is following
Cummins. These being the facts,
when one declares that Cummins is a
democrat, it is equivalent to saying
Iowa is controlled by democrats.
eff Cannon had the least regard for
the republican party, he would be re-
joicing that such as Cummins has
saved the middle west to the republi.
can party. If, instead of choosing tc
work through the republican party
and help to make it responsive to the
public will, the progressive republic
cans like Senator Cummins had es-
poused the democratic party, woulc
it not have been something of a cal
amity to the republican party2
SIN Illinois Cannon stands with the
Lorimer gang, that made union with
democrats to select the speaker of the
Illinois house of Representatives
in order to cut up 500, 000,0 O
bond issue, and later made a unio1
with democrats to elect Lorimer t
the United States Senate, in eacl
[ case defeating the decent element @
!, Of the Illinois republican party. Fun
) ther, Speaker Cannon is helping thi
+ same democratic abomination in I'LL
. nois to oppose tn e passage Of prin
. airy election law by the decent repub
Q licans headed by Governor Deneen.
/; "In Washington Speaker Canno
t was willing to accept the votes {
i Tammany democrats, the represent;
tives Of the most corrupt political o,
ganization in the United States,
order to save to himself the right
:, dictate what shall or shall not becom
law in the United States of Americ,
:, ''Cannon q republican, He belong
!, to no party except the party Of o
!, ganized wealth. He cares for no pa
J, ty II he may serve acceptably IL
!. great special interests. He sof tn;
Z despicable type that shouts '.party 10
atty when q combination of the d
cent members of two parties threa
a en- to bring about q reform and +
u mains silent when q combination
3, the worst element OF two parties
" made to put through steal or ele
% q disreputable spoils-monger to 9
Z tice.n
lei ---- -------.
. Expect 500 at Teachers Meet.
= Great preparations are being maj
q to entertain the South Dakota Ed
Y6 Jnn n =
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-29

PR1sIDExT TAFT has given his ap-
prevail Of teaching rife shooting,
under proper regulation, to school
boys q advanced grades. The state
mont was made to : representative Of
tho National Rifle association OF
Amsrica, the proposal being to hold
: target tournament in Washington
for cadets on Nov. 8. Presumably fol
the pnsposeiof advertising some make
l OF Arearms
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-29

An ExcHANaE truthfully says: "If
our local merchants would advertise
- intelligently and persistently as do
the mail order merchants, the former
would snap their fingers 1T all the
mail order houses on earth. No one
would ssnd to Chicago for goods If he
could b supplied 1t homo as we'll;
and II no could be supplied as, we'll at
home, It ID the business Of, tho local
merchants to let the people know"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-29

1T is remarked that there are too
many people in almost every town
who will not cast their bread upon
the waters unless assured before hand
that it will come back again in a few
days full grown sandwich, all trim
med with ham, butter and mustard,
rolled up in a warantee deed for one
half the earth and mortgage on the
other half.''
THE people are land hungry. Judged
purely in the light of $1,000 regis
tering for land in the Standing Rock
and Cheyenne agencies, it looks az
though they thought it the last NOR
sci ofland to be given away by Uncle
Sam. About one chance in 80 tx
draw = farm, and about that average
Of successful ones will really wan
land g 3 home place.
Z
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-29

the road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
A BUNCH OF GIDDY YOUNG THINGS AT A MAT

Are these our seats ErlaT"
"Techeef bid to cit next 10 Ayce. Crowd in. Alyca"
'Oh. who'll hold my program while find my gum"
'Goodueasi haven't n program. hoy. a program Thank vou
kindly, Did you gcs the look he CAV uaFr
oh. Henlre, find The mnatcA numbers for me-
I just wtsh you'd look a. that hair No. farther over with
the salmon colored fouiard SIX waist be, she's been TO a hair
dresserR"
why know her. When pans were in style she or twice
that much on her head"
Gigglo. ggElo. Eiggle.
"Oh, girls. whats the name Of this payf"
"Shhh. Agnes. There's a fat man right behind whoa tahtnw
In every word you say"
Pooh. Who cares FOR that old sunnsh7 Have you got the cara.
meis. B-laY~
oh. dear. don't believe they're fresh"
oh, Agnes has the toothache. Does a. hurt. deafeF'
II see Harry see Harry"
whore wis, he's up IN the balcony"
y double dare YOU 20 wave AZ him, Ayce. Look. he's looling "
Dear me, and Tn wearing my second best waist Whatn he
mnkTr Nv
He's smiling Isn't he smiling. Bcrenlce9"
Yes, he's smiling wonder why he isn't at work. Maybe he's
been discharged"
"oh. how ncei Now W can meet him al the rink. Is that the
ovsrturegf
no. MS the orchestra Techcc. teehee. teehee,~
Don't whisper, Bella; the curtain Is up Let's not remove mr.
hats"
Yes. don't let's oh. no. let's do Shall weY"
My hats on the floor Lend me a pin, Agnes. Don't stick n
through the seat"
Beg your pardon. mister; II was accidental. assure yous
Gggle, eigge, gEgle
"oh. girls. DO shut upl"
trhey do. but not right away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

ohr - the occupants % a railway
carriage wa = gentleman who be-
Euiied b ttmr ~ tsiiins some
Father tall yarns" 81 hla anparieuee
ahfoad A solemn siookinR &natVtf.
~ q eofner seat. aha iiatsnsa with
ont TIE staaps 81 a smile The tsaF-
slaf having concluded an impressive
story. began aEafnt
never arW a cafnstR but ~ re-
minds me ~ a sad occurrence that
hefsll a friend ~ winn while We
Wefs travelling ia Italy ifa Was an
rnthusiaafie Photographer and when
We climbed Neeusins nothing would
saftsfy hign bat = uoaF FiaN ~ the
frafsf AAu wasted - 80 20 The very
edEe TIE guides told hfm % the
Sanger II vas the last seen of ny
peer risnd SAD. wasn't q. SIR ~
addeds tarhiaH 20 tbs solemn man.
Tne latter shock hfs head
Do tsu doubt my word said the
No returned the solemn man 4
apnt doubt your ward bat 1 FANCY
your msmefg - fatiinR
thF los %
"Hsrs4ae saia tho solemn man
slowly and gFaFely. because am
tbs man And yet yau aumt rewsm.
Der me rams out again on the
other sd. 90 the slobs bur I gos
my view
Thsrp waa a aead siisnea fer = fs~
aiuutsa a~fteFwaFd. ard the Traveller
- 81 ~ NJ neat station London
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
ALL o DOLLS.

H@&
When a mother sits In the living
room coutsntedly watching her 1T
tie Rirl playing with q doll. mother
Ing a. saying childish things % H..
she Is merely doing what mothers
have done a. far back "a authentic
history IL able 10 trace
For dolls are az universal AZ
mothers aud their little girls.
Tho scientific men who like 90
find grave ano aud assign big
names to things claim that dolls
had their onfln 10 ecclesiastical or
religious matters. The ordinary
common sense mamma or papa ~
content 10 believe that the iiitls
GIL who hugs a doll r. simply show.
ing q part Of the spirit with which
some day. after a happy marriage.
she Will hug her hratborn I've
dolly
And speaking Of live dollles ey-
sfyons knows that 10 a child the
doll il often alive. II The child has
imagination enough The Japs have
d belief that dolls ~ dead until
they are owned BY someone and
passed along from generation 10
generation. Az n little Jap girl
said Every doll comes 20 life "
you love II enough"
And how children have loved the
puppets Even death does not part
them BesDeciaeled men prying into
the secrets % the past dclvinE into
the tomba Of old Egyptian kings
who reiEned before Moses was
found ia the buIlrnshes. find little
mummloH Of tiny brown Egyptian
babies. And beside them. within
easy reach OF the plufui. cold
baby fingers. they find q bahy's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
a HUSBANDS PRAYER
BY Hon. wm. Il. Atusll, Past Exalted Rulor. psll.. 1


ID OF NATIONS and familiea helm
me TO hold honestly the hand 81
the woman Thou gavest mo to
wife. Cleanse my heart OF ali .
creta and sin. that I may be
worthy % her dear companion
ship.
Keep me manly. frank and O n
tideratc, free from domlnecring
ana ever mindful OF tho Joint
ownership OF all our earthly pos
sessions.
Permit mo TO be successful that
she may have comforts and con-
Ncniences; and grant that there
may be 40 difficulty Ia llfe's walk
that our combined strength may
not overcome.
Permit me TO Worship her for
the glory OF our united lives. and
may | never be blind 20 her beauty
and virtue
Bring existence into n com
plete harmony. and give ua tho
sweet incense OF Thy continued
presence,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARvIN
PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

~ HONEST INVESTIGATION
Sometimes heip~. The investigation
81 an honest man does no harm. ~
you take pride IN the welfare 81 Sc
~ Organization. Learn 3 facts
before Yea give. God be praised for
the big hearted people Their sym
pathies arw easily moved n IL no
trouble % get next Yet sober raN
son should govern Onr haaFta This
question vas once asked IN = man
bath thls worlds goods and hehuifa
hia brother in need and shufteth his
compassion from him. how doth the
love q God abide n himr a
NOT eaafiet with the advice 20 10
sqstiWAte What a mans needs SIRE
4'ont BE- sfin9y. also. don't be fool
a hIasa~ YsanK mas ahsut 20
years old walked into my study the
other day lie wore glasses. Naa
well dressed a8d talked Ia a yolce
tltef sounded ike = violin strinR
Without any resin upon 81 Hn was
down on Ills luck u is no disgrace
90 bs caught and ~squeezea ~ cir
e~amAiancea MANY q decent man Or
woman has bad t1is experience Hfia
story was affecting
{ am alone. VIZ folks are back
east am a t~VpeHetter and rame
from California. ! have been here
H4fHtN WITHOUT fihHtitN MhW WORK
J am sick ana want % go % West
Minister, Canada. where friends ~
nIy parents live The boat aana to-
night az 3 and ! need Ggs. Please
stake me 20 o ticket
who wouldn't want 90 help him :
somehow hiH appearance way u
taking etc. made me Huspirious T
called up The manager Of the Puget
Sound H1at company. I think h. was.
and told him 81 the young mans
predicnment He said Do would
give Him a Ticket and trust hlm for
r month. I wrote a note telling the
company that h person was IT.
stranger % me. yet II be- didn't pay
for the ticket I would ! said to the
Young man You are not a beg
gar You do not want charity. you
want help. ! am giving 10 20 you
Now. be "a man prove ms faith Ia
. and pay the company for your
ticket before the month 10 up"
lie smiled ~ @lekiy smile, !
thought mumbled something aud
departed, IN my note I asked the
boat company 70 telephone mo III De
got the ticket. / never heard from
them There was e eaao he
Last sight nss. v. A. Major had
q caller. He came about Auppar
time. waited an hour for the min
lister and made himself 40 home. Re
WAS "a young man. blonde. wore
glasses. had the English walk and
talked in the upper register. like
ms young mar did. He was making
the round of the preachers. ny
friend Major has been iu seattle I5
yeaFs IN IS years q man learns
something about how 20 help peo-
pie and 70 discriminate.
No sae GAS say that Rev. Major
y a novice Yet his heart " big,
too. ana. like myself. his aymps-
TILES were touched. 50 was his
3ocketho0k He heard the same old
story about The same old friends in
the same old town Ia British Column
bis He decided % Investigate and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

doll, also swalhed IN linen ike a
mummy.
Other explorers digging into the
ruins Of Herculaueum, found tho
figure Of a little girl. tightly clasp
ing her doll ia her rms
Nor are the little girls the only
ones who love dolls nlg giris. who
have sat on gilded thrones AZ
mighty queens. have made cosleo.
lions Of them The unfortunats
Mary Stuart. Queen n aeota.
brought a whole lof OF French dolla
with her and Good Queen Bean
81 England. who had Mary killed.
also collected dolls.
Queen Victoria. of England. who
died only q few years ago. left over
100 dolls az relics Of her loaely
childhood. and Carmen sylvia.
Queen Of ROumania. has 1900 dolls.
representing every country IN the,
world.
And Just as dolls are very. very
old. 20 are the plays In which they
take the part Of people The Punch
aud Judy show you sometimes see
at old.fashioned country fairs Is
merely the modern child o. the pup
pet plays that Were seen thousands
Of years ago Ia India and Greecs
aud Rome.
Laura " Starr has gathered ali
these and many other facts about
dolls into one big book. illustrated
By some Of the pTetfiest oolorcd
Dlates ever II IL called The Doh
Book. and Is published BY Outing
Publishing company New York
city. So pretty are the pictures
that each child xho sees them will
want n send 10 China aud 10 Russia
and Spain for scms rev d0lliea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
Puzzle Editor, The Star:
My answer to the fifth puzzle is .

The 1th and last puzzle seems
to have taken the fancy OF hun
dreds. for this morning there had
been over 5000 " received
Among the Euessers are many
new ones. which shows that All
are interested In the stunt The
majority OF the answers are from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE.
BY RATH
BY RATH

Washington. - a.. March ). 1903.
Dear Dad Who succeeded Thee.
Roosevelt as president - fhn United
States Taft, you say. Wrong
Robt Bacon Hucceednd Roosevelt
Perhaps you think thls 81 a Joke
Never more mistaken Ia your life.
I arm telling you thu gospel truth
on March 4. between loon and
~ rs o'ci1ck-durtuK that quarter Of
an hgur-Robt Bacon a G.
tusliy. legally and consfituti0naiiy
president IL the United States
BY constitutional limitation the
term 81 Thao Roosevelt ended az
noon March 4. 1903 owing TO
weather and other delays IN the In
auKural ceremonies. the oath Of Of
flee waA not administered 10 WIN.
Howard Tart until rs minutes after
noon. That was tho time Indicated
by the clocks ~ the national OBJ
H%ervntorY. and likewise sven by the
senate clock ~ some oversight no
one had taken the ~pFegautinn % put
back Tho hands 81 the official iegia-
iativs umepieca
Consequently. by automatic opera
ton of our fundamental Law on this
subject. the powers and duties %
the presidency devnlvod on the aec.
Rotary 81 state. Hobt Bacon.
Hufrnh for President Baconi
A good word q due Henry r. r.
mcfarland. commissioned 81 the
District of Columbia He o. the man
90 thank for q clean. dry road along
Pennsylvania nV. from the capitol
10 the treasury. for the marching
hosts Of the Inauguration day For
the road vas clean and dry, Ia spite
of the worst blizzard In 20 years.
mcfarland arose af Z iu the morn
ing. and set 10 work getting an
emergency force ~ snow sh0Felora
and wagons IN the face ~ i strike
by the city nah-wnGun mon, no got
them and got them % work IN n
bowling blizzard by 10 o'clock To
the morning the line WAS clean and
dry. And yet mcfarland WAS ridi-
culcd By Senator GailinReT a few
weeks ago for asking FOR a snow APP
preparation and ~ was with the
greatest difficulty the senate was
persuaded 20 vote q small sum for
such emergency
: Admiral sperry who dld such
good work taking the fleet around
the world. said something 20 q
friend Of mine about Mr.. Newborry.
who VIII presently De ex.Hccratary
Of the navy. Said he. "No man. IN
AL the time I have been connected
with tho navy, has taken hold Of
tho work with the grasp and ability
that Newberry has. / except no Sec
Rotary ~ the navy. And I can aay
this nov that he Is going out. when
I could not have said II before"
Now II President Taft will recall
tho Honorable Bob Wynne. United
States consul TO London. aud the
HOn. Whitel8w Reid. United States
minister 10 Great Britain, he Will dc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

adults. although the youngsters
r not 50 few. Now. remembef.
the contest closes tonight az .
O'Clock Monday the hfth roll %
honor will DO printed. and on Tues
day the names OF those who
guessed three out OF five puzzles
will be published aDd-then the 70
wards. PUZZLE EDITOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
LAnCnNY oN Tnr uIen srAs.

A young iriehmhu. drElfnua Of
working his passage a. America.
applied Co thnHpaptain % r. sailing
vessel for a berth Upon baIuu told
20 get recommendation De secured
the uHceHHHry paper. end was dulv
Installed as n member u the ship
crew.
~ the ship was about to sail. the
captain fuund they were one hnnd
short. and Wishing 10 take ADVANTAGE
OF The flood tide. took n German aall-
~ from the wharf and gave him the
This anRercd tho freshman. who
kept his oYo opon FOR "a rhanre 10
got even. one day. while tile Ger.
man was cleaning the deck Wifi a
bucket ana brush. n huge wave came
aboard and carried tho German
away bucket, brush and all
The iriHhman was an Interested
spectator q running down ta the
ehptein'a cabin bee raped Hharpiy on
the door.
"weii" said tho captain. wofaier.
ing what was up, what's the bat
"sa-ay." replied the ulsha,nn
"whin ! came hoard this shfa We
made me git a recommendation hid
II did" said the captain 'hvliat Of
Eye didn't make that rhtctsnan
sit one. ala veY*
No said the captain ~ diab't."
We'll" yelled the l~riaHhnan,
excited hes gone ava viz yer
buckle Judges Library
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

~Who IL that neglected looking
little boy with DIRT owe his fac~F
lie in fha child % the noted as
who lives over the Wy
"Oh. 10 hs1 Come here sonny,
Hun home ard tell your father he
doesn't reed the talaerpps " ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

told the hoy % return fhs nsxs
morning. Hut ne gave him anauwh
@ get 8 bite % eat stc.
~ ac~iaent ~ were tsihsss. ana
This incident came up We Hlseuk
cred That sc bad been taken ln 81
sickiy chap
The preachers ere ~. si~ttm.
30 doubt THIS young fellow has kona
20 WeatwtnHfer many times IA fIa
story 20 sympathetic ears This ia
eHly an Illustration how EASY ~ i
BE- fooled ~ dlshonesi seii~ltofs
We 81 hske been taken h. Hut the
point ~ thia
The percentage Of lmpa.ssr- g.
small comparatively speaking a.
2 "A lQE 90 help another BETTER b.
Imposed upon e~rasf1ually than 60
d"hN "a worthy person that aaaisf.
ance be- deserves But don't be hume
huEked therefore Investigate hn.
Infa sou give 20 iudfrcflmtnafnfW
Intelligent chs rify hieaaes both $40
Bt~ar and him that receives
eve lose faish r. people ecaus
.ou are deceived Nnw and then A
dishonest man Is like that brand 81
meat called Cincinnati bacon An
tho grease wts pressed nit ~ Il and
the meat waa soaked in water. 81
NE appearance would not change
AZ @id man bought q wagon load
ION looks He remarked after
wards IT looked all right. ~
Weighed an right. but when you
came 60 frying lf there was mere
fuss. apuiteF and slzzie and less
grease than any bacon 1 have ever
seen
Look for the genuine article. IN.
trstNate your eIlerfH Of charity
In UNfa waV rHH Will give more
wisely give more diFcfeetiy. give
just ~ often and help your friends
@nd brethren who should share with
you your blessings
nan't SAKE beinE sold onee o.
twice an eAruHe Tor not being char
ttabie az all The time viii never
come Wheu we are not called on 20
help ~ another over the TIGHT
places in life. We an have our
hours when assistance Us like "a
smile from heaven. Give that heip.
n cheerfullF. You may need N
yourself some day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Mru WabAsha-Nhea had sih we'd
dfnen ia her iifs
NJ Dearborn what Been a
bride Hin timaaf
Yes what 30 VOC think 81 thatf
Il xhiuk you might Gals her a
aatt.gFummsd woman"
statesmen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

rMa1ita. ~ said. I believe that
~ yuu mwgs IN heavsn Yea would
ask the angels ~ you hat was on
straight"
@YFa vas the reply Just about
the time vuu'd he asking satan 70
put = iiltie more birthstone IN The
~Iipt scotch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

nig sister Vow. look here
nobhY. whenever sing for tbs com
pAny you Yell Aren't Fou aahamedf
WAY 40 ynu act auF
little ufothsr-Hef6uas when ]
yell you stop sinRin' and pa gives
me- ID cents -rieFrtand Leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Mate fpf shtpp rocked vessel
NethtuK "a left % eat but one plum
pudding EAp'nf
TIE ehirper Alas We meet save
u Tor ballast Comic cufa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

F~ratsfnat T~naufsnc. Agent -
Madam. Huaa your husband bH4ouE
to- the Ready workers
Mrs. Cnisei ~fsiamminN the foor1
NO. ard BE iant ms u the readily
eofked ei~thsr.-tudEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Harry hear hat Your father In.
law Aaa tHt Vpu Gus ~ his viii.
fhantaa annt care 4m tesrh.
us him 20 play poker BROOKLYN
EaNte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

There f. comparatively little real
whisky anle tke food expert.
Yes answered Colonel Niili'
well. when I lived rs p prohibition
community. years ago. 1 was aston
iahed % find how uiany things That
tasted like whisky we're sold az
something else "@N Washington star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Fortunate IL tie woman wha re-.
that fruwna heNet more
wrinkles thar smiles