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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-08
Almost a Quarter of a
Century inthe Piano
Business

And almost all Of this time in Sc
attic. but have now decided to
close out, and have leased my store.
agreeing TO yacate within a few
days. Every plano must be sold.
or something done with H. l do
not care to rent these Instruments.
We have few left that are now
rented. and those pianos can be
purchased by the parties renting
them at their own prices II II is
within 20 per cent 10 40 per cent
OF the cost. We give the parties
renting the pianos the first choice.
but all rented pianos must be pur-
chased or we viii send for them
at a very early date. We want You
10 know that every piano in stock
or those out on trial, or no matter
where they are. must be disposed
OF. In this great stock can still be
found some Of the greatest makes.
a few are the Chickering. the Old
Chickering & Sons. Of Boston, the
instrument that for a century has
been the standard. The Weber, a
plano that needs no introduction.
The Wissner. a piano that has been
handled by this house as a leader
for many years. We have one OF
the best Wlssners in stock: this
Is acknowledged 10 be the highest
priced piano at Wholesale In an up
right case. There Is nothing we
can say in the columns Of this pa
per which will describe the real
value OF these instruments To 20
on and describe ali OF the instru-
ments offered during this sale
would take more space than we
are able TO buy, 30 we further state
we will sell Vose & Son. Steger 4
Sons. Fischer. Knabe. Stslnway &
Son, Henry a. s. @. Lindeman.
Schaff Bros. Decker Bros, Sohmer.
Ludwig. Kingsbury. Autopianos.
Bach. Cable. lvers & Pond. Bald
win. Kimball. Bauer, Emerson.
Krell. Leckerling. Busch & Gertg
Smith AZ Nixon, and this Is only q
partial list. We do no; say that
all OF these pianos are new, but
four-fifths of the entire stock are
new pianos. Almost any piano in
this stock can be secured on very
low payments. On some pianos
we will take as low as 800 per
month. or 800 per week. The
truth Of the matter Is. we do not
want these pianos. Responsible
parties will be allowed TO dictate
their own terms For the con-
yenience Of those not able TO call
during the day we keep our store
open every evening until 10 o'clock.
You owe an investigation TO your
self Never before were reliable
pianos sold at such low prices. Jno.
G. Walling. 4I942i Union. liz
blocks from the p o., and only u
block from the New White building.
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CITY RIAL ESTATE.
Continued.
Strangers, Attention!

We respectfully invite sou 90 call and
~ VI ahout realty We handle acreage
Ifefe $40 Per acfN 20 tiooa We afr
headquarters Zoe small aud taree tracts
at vfei The Puget Sound country
We can sell yru land on the shore
% Lake Washington. iust harh ffan
the shore, on fuaet Sound north ~
santh ~ the city, m uatnbfidFe island
yhttken ranches every here. Nafdau land
W the valley bstweea Tacoma ana "a.
Wue aud iegxed off land as cheap as
80 per acre.
BESIDES
We DO business On the .auare nofer.
sneeai National bank % Commerce.
city.
can aud see us
OH HANSON a CO,
Nt-sla-sidtstl New York Block.
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VIII Sustain Veto.

The stable bill vetoed by Mayor
Miller was last night referred by
the council TO the public buildings
and grounds committee for final
action. AZ the same time Council
man james Conway introduced
bill providing for the purchase OF
two OF James McElroy'B lots and
the building.
IL IL thought that the mayors
veto will be sustained
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the attending physician. Mrs. Raub
was on her way from her home a.
Columbia 20 the home of hor son.
Archie Raub. at ana State st, at
the time OF the accident.
Tho car failed 10 stop nj State
st. and was passing Valentine sta,
ton NJ n high rate OF speed when
the woman was hurled 10 the ground
with terrific force She IL now Mt
the residence OF her son. Mrs.
RRub Is Sc years old.
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MRS. RAUb IS NOT
EXPECTED To LIVE

WIN a fracture at the base OF
her skull. Mrs J. n. Raub, who
fell or was Knocked from the rear
Gnu OF n Seattle. Henton n South.
eyn Etreet car at Valentine station
Yesterday. Is not expected TO live
Her condition today IN regarded
as serious by DIR. A. ID. Wilson,
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akaH AND DOOR nAR1AtHH
cFvs. panel dpUrs TOE pnlnftnH o. 10
CFues pal 1i doors fer staintaE ttt -
Cottage fsuut daaTs wtfh faaFy en-
rFased glass and ornamental apron. ttts
FFent eoefs fos msaiam priced heasss
~niy fsts
coMrosfriow HoovaNa
i-piT, weight ~ he. PER sssar9 II ~
-piy. sciGht rs lie. Per sasafA fife
tspiy, WEIGHT IS it., psf s.gaare. o. -
WaFniaHf beware ~ cheap tight reef,
inse that not fmi weight
CfafssWan ~ mttestan forsa Just the
ktnd fer buHEaiaWs oniy 81 90 per deer
WILLIAMS GOLD sEAL PAINT
hetd ssIr ~ o u Williams Co We
haNa 10 sGeata
i-sailon Fans. o. ~ per galiea.
kssaiion cans. " Sc yer gallon
bsaatifsi estosu hey pstnf from "a
Cst saf tiftis beck. He's - fafHt.
fnafsn4 frs@
Bag wtnaews ard aeors ffuru 10 w.
h2se eur cwa iniil, ssfs anyens, sfsip anY'
shefe, aad hess aniT ona price Nsnd fer
eur Illustrated enfaieaa@ Mailed free
pest paid. wtfhout charge
q ~ VILLA fp CO.
Seattle. Wash
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NORRIS RKALrY CO.
fea-e~f.s Americas Hank fsaiidiaa
Telephone Main sosii Ind ssss

EAST ssrH ST CORNER.
W eorusf tath - and Ninth ~.
NJ -. ssNteg This ideal carner s8 eco
heir eash es.ssslnsnts paid 10 date
rSpERPRfCEp
ttsisi. On seth az = and Atlanties a
scea view 81 the etty sad saundl tsea
for lmmrdlats sale Coed ssrsas
university ADDITION.
A eieiee lot. ttsief. n~ar ttth e. Must
be seid Nsse us an offer on this
seHias level lots. nue fruit trees.
tsn."d. feas. Feonn house. GA TERMS SO
cash aud t8e pes lnonfh
rArirOL Hill.
seven sfreti heusr. furnace beat hoase
strsess new iet r&xisp. on y Thomas
ss.see we auiek sais. tssea. asnss
ron ExcnANaR
Fsse.acfe tract narsh % eisY m path
s.syr sfs~ih price il.esa, Tor equity
For hxrhan3ns-F pg modern seven faotn
Capitol am home Ne Nili exchange sasne
choice unineumbsfct tots. also srssn.
Capitol WHs Home Fapst BE- sosih tho
nwneF and In Enna ieeatiar.
ONLY Gttoo
fsss . nae hauss 81 fsar fsusna. bath.
paatrf. basement and iatNu pisEKas q
iaueN range connected WITH hot water.
shades aud isshtlnW nxtares suriud~a IL
the pfirr, On q los seNiae. having al
extenalvs slsw Of lsks saa nssuniaisss
tEes cash, balance a. rent
MORRIS GARDEN TRACTS
rels - the psepsrsY % tuv~-s yeus
earnings ia rrffaln 10 dgahtr IN sissFt
ehari utr=affN tracts nnff $50 resh
hatanfa eaaF terms Toe hunM the city
= sFewimK NuHrh ana these acre tracts
VIII sa9n BE- sahdlvistea into etfF teta
SO eash-@F fee acres ~ fire tart nsfth
- eitt. prffeeilY tssei; pfise o. Gee. So
cash. balance tte per month
NORRIS REALTY Coz
2gz-f-T.s American Rank fsaifdinz
Telephone Main s8st. Ind ftss
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City Real Estate

:. - nae acre st celsmhiAs city
49, easer. iaks view.
=. 80. ssnrner e,xfsf south - the eltYs
easN terms
.. IA f.essw lai and modern flVc-Feam
s@-+ rstsaxu. rsose In One nieeh
fran car hae
,s,s Fsae ioi aafeining Nj naket
fark. scFms
n.sse-- Meassn flss-rg ,, eegss ana le,.
usass In aaa fstd CLOSE IN aad
fus hietks % car lire
xtnrTENGRES a ANNEt.t.
1as.a Nss@toa Nlk.
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$4,000
Woodland Park

Fixu~reosm eaoaevm eanasie*. basement.
rH epston haif frpnf ana haFh pereArs
eNff retsees hesffealHs ard bath sails
iiufed. Cas art ftrrtrie Hsfarss. int
textse. te4afaful NoHr1 and uaNamtaln
trs. on rtdNr iuss maHta % park Price
ts.tsa. sxes cash
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$40 Down
SIS Per Month

Only two feft. toxffa 10 alley. 81 fsTs
nsar ear line and school All cleared and
ready 70 baiii on Thls l. tfeo less
HANK Hidg
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sss 'i lesss S' -, ,sss ~. Ell shsas ,sse a.
iaK fisY Call cianef's barn. sNk alsth
av south --k.isI
A rsss q So ar - pisssss fuf tiosras
Wnfth ffoni aar 70 - 90 par pair AT -
~ titfa II Interested. ran up mack
Fss sai. Ss~ ssnxs sna farnlssr.
tsHi. shigsrns fruit Jars seas Ard
vas safe ch.ag--las range. ~tth sas
s rsss. a Sssss' Sas- = ia. ~ @s..
For sais.-A heavy vera team. w.sxhs
= zee p@anas Price tsse. inQmifs Z. A.
resy ssts Y ss,k 81 Greco Lsk. --s.is
rsr saisT..sa. saigon, h.ra..si SO
4 and 1 See peumds each nouna Ed
wkYd wissa. weodlnsills. wash. --s-s
For sale Fresh COS. Corner fTsh ".
and oovvrnmsnt wsf. Fort tast0n ear
tsa Sample suits. tltke. Trsca~. Rcesn
gsf Traders utAs seE% Thlrd. .-tf
FoR sALE-woop AND coal
--~--~-e-~~~---~~-
Yer qaanslty. quality anf ssrwirs cal.
LIVESTOCK.
----.~-~--. -.-~..-~-~--~~4-.~.
the naniy noafaIns and sails Stables
Horses hfFed Tor alt purposes " Oar
Or = sek alet western avenue Phones
Mats s1ss. Ind 1888.
Harse 20 sell. nfss class dairy eow,
heavy miiAsr. rhons fso1 So
Classified Directory.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
--------s---a--.--~---- ---~-----~--~---~--~
c r. Piper. Lawyer. husband ana vifs
ard ~ union block. III First aS
corwin Townsend. SOS bailey aids
! Consolation free. husband. vile. psfsehs
a. fnJuriss, collections
w " siiiitnser, iaaho. washington
cenfts a9s Feeplss beak hlas
SMITH KELLY. sfs-s7s ceimaa niaE
ARCHITECTS.
ise-pass book house. cottage and bus
| gales plans. Eising sisa. ste. sbe
veorhees. Arehiise'. Ga Ei'si nidz
AHsTRAcTERs.
| ---~------~-----------,
booth whnuesey Hanford Abstract
Co. Taller uieek, Phone Mae ~.
BANKS.
THE cANADfAN BANK OF coM-
Head office. T 4arss,s. Canada On
BANKING business iu,srss allowed ~
EBATTLE BRANCH.
a. v Holt AnH
BICYCLES.
90 70 spinninTs for bicycle repairs
sundries III
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
P. o Book store. JAW Third av.
cHlRoPopIsTs.
Or; Davis. d g. cchlropssaill.,.. 90. sss
cLAiRVoYANTs.
| ----a-.-~-----a-s--->--
Nrs Percy Grant. most reliable me
dium. Lucky charms given itit Fourth
av
Mrs shafer givs. readings daily for
Phone East Tsss
DENTISTS.
| -..--.---~-----~----------
E J. BRowN-I am now giving cut
rates on all high class dental work. Read
| my al flNtNHHAt W Ahe eAhf ebehA the
| dental war.
!
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
". P. HUGuEa, sie linton Ct.
HAIR GOODS.
|
switches stiii on sale sis Union.
HAT MAKERS.
t2oo Hats Kavanaugh. I0ta First III
MASSAGE.
---~s=a--=----=.--------
Electric steam and tub baths; aiH
| years present location. ia (rearJ Union.
LUMBER.
s-----=-s-s---.-=s--~s-
Cedar and spruce lumber complete
stoek johnson, 2ts0 First nv =, Main
tsoi. ans
oPTlc.RNs.
--~----~------------
j. W. Bdmonda, Oph. D.. Graduate OPP
IT, FlaI.a -
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Summit Acres

For sais--Awfuliy cheap. 10 acres with
$50 laying hens. horse and buggy ana
good dairy cows, plenty good pasture
for stock place has sswO good springs
Is located on good county road. only i've
minutes walk from station, good market
prices handy. All goes for tb1bi on
terms of $50 dow ~, baianre g. per month
Take Tacoma fnterurbln to Pacific City
Zee Mr. Rice
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WicbmGrftc.

Union Stod CARDS. Yitts'
bnrg go. #. Scpt. - Hlnopieb.-
%orrotb lcid)t, itctig; Choice $50
bis 7.25.
Sd)oic. - Gorrotb leiht, itctig;
Frima wctbcrs 4.SO bis $50, GiIls
llno orbillGrc 1.50 bis 800; 2Gnlncr
80 bis 80; Vcol Golpcs 8. bis
$50.
Sdppcinc. - 3iiiilbr leid)t. ilnu;
Yrimo id)pcrc S.75; mittlcrc $50
SO; id)lucrc Dorfcrs $50 bis $50;
lcid)tc Dorfcrs SIS bis $50; Icrfcl
10 bis 500; rollbe $50 bis Z.
Gincinnnti. O., IA. Scpt.-
9iinopieb.- 3uilbr III; ltetia; quite
clippers $50 bis $50; oroiltGrc
225 bis 3.75.
Sdmeinc. 3uflibr 694; itcti9;
@utd)crs mo clippers $40 bis
$50; oroinGrc 40 bis $50.
Sdofe. - 3uiubr 1926; icIt; 1.75
tia 40; 20mmcr 3 bis $40.
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Ycreiniste Sane.r BON Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: n@crmania,W1n.
nerfor Salc;;" Yrdiibent Senrp
Sbomas; correiponoirenoer unO pro.
tofoairenoer Sefretdr pro tenn. q.
S%immelbcr, Ger. 315, Norb.goerNtr.
Jinan5iefrstar q. 9immeIbeber, Scr.
315, Noro.Goenitr. Sdasmeiiter s.
Widlid. Nr. 713, @arncrItr.; Siri-
gent 2beooor Scmberger. 8eriamm.
lung ieocn 5~lueiten Jreitag int Wo-
nat.
s,Mrion."
SingItunoc: Wittnofs in Der
Stag Sale" Scr. 2O5, Sanoper.
itraBe. 9irieent: 9. Welamet.
rarbeiter-W dnnerd)or.
Sauptauartier: gnbreas' SaIle,
@r,s 81, !$anoperitraBe. Sinsitnnbe:
GienitoNs. GiriNcnt: @corS ".
Y6blmann.
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g. aooiiorL 81; Mpplifant Golonb $
Surit, 9tr. sos, 2iubtitro6e.

Surit Nr. sos, 2igbtitroBe.
Sobn 5. FcptorL 81, uno Sconoro
$. @uionL y, gei6ieocn, @cioe bon
Atlontic Gitp, Ms.
Nrtbl,r 6. @bitc, %, uto @eiiic ".
". Munot, "a; slppIitunt ". &. Mc'
&op, Nr. III, ct. YaulitroBe.
Sorrp %. aenuebp, 40, Nr. 1912,
Noro . Sorolineltrobe, ulo Cora NJ.
SomnicnO, 80, @ittme.
@ln. ). Barnes, 80, Nr.2615,Srul-
cisitrobc, mo Gnnmo 4. Grotbcr, 81.
CHARLES ". Shollb. %, II. 2oriie
@cbborbt, "a; Npplifont George &.
Gpbcrer, 9tr. 50l, @cit-Seriugtonitr.
Sttopiabo Eompiu. 80, Nr. Oil,
Srinitpitrobc, nno Gome,ica Ono
rota, 81.
@orrp 6. Standings, i6, @ittpe, II.
2olliic &. @oll, 30; Mpplitont u. 9.
@rigbtlon, 9tr. 1918. Rutlono-slpc
@m. $. Tauid, 26, 8ittpcr, mo
&iolo ~. arumm, II; Ipplitnnt go
icpb 5. Safiran, 9tr. 800, Yoppleton-
Strobc.
George u. Stcinmct, "a, Norfolt,
go, mo 9tettie &. Grace, -.
Charles u. Sollcr. %, MoBpille,
MO, mo Inna %. @erborb, 81; Ap'
plitont .. ". Toltc, Nr. l25, Siio'
Irlington-aucntc.
Glmcr u. Smith, ~. unO Scnriet-
ia ". Sbiplep, 20; Applifont 5. q.
@rolpl, Or. 1140, @ilmoritroBe.
Iooli s. Ereinina, 36, Nr. II, T.
StraBe, 40, ulo aotborine Mol'
rcr, SO, 9cioe bon @uibin9toll.
VI it cin9ct %agener 2 d d
ocIbcdc. - Wit Dem Gooc ring1
I'M v0ronflin.S olturc'Soipital" oil
Nc9crin Sonnob @orfielo, mcld)c an
Wontog Mbcnb BON benz Tcgcr Hid)
&. Sorunro nit elmer Irt oic Sd)Gocl
ocfc cingcihlo9cn muroc. Sir cir
olli Den %. bieias Wonots onbcrolm
tics &crbor mirb SCI. robe Totron I'M
@efGngniB feitgebolten. EoliSilt Goi
fcp bonn iiibpcitliden Giitrift lpllrbl
am Wontog gbcno benobrihtigt, ooi
I'M Solic Tr. $40. Imitp.Gourt. cir
Woroattentot periibt lporocn lei, NM
ais er BORT anlongte, innb CT Die @or
ilelo III elmer gllitlod)e oili ser Grot
llcgen. Gr iorgtc fir bic llcbcriiib
rllng Der tobtlid Terlettcn in oergnl
bnlon5 bcs iiiolpeltliden Giitrift;
mad, bcn SoipitoI. ToIi5ciridtc1
Stonlep nobm bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lagcn Der Serlebtcn entgcgsn. ST
ioentifi5irte 6oiporb, Ser ioiort Der
boTtct luorocn mar. unb cin po1cs @e
ltononiB obgclcgt bottc, ais ibrtl
In9rciicr.
Gnoc ocr9obc. 9 uion. -
Gie offertIiden TluB. itib Seeb1bc
@altimorc's lulrocn am Wontoa &c
ldlolicl. Nidt luenigcr ais 215,O0C
Fcrloncn bobcn in oicicr Sniion IN
bcnlelbcn gcbooet. Sn 1908 betrllq
bic 3obl Der @obcnocn $4,000. 9el
llntcrbnlt Der @Gocr ~foltetc ollno.
bcrno $4,000.
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6eiraths.g icensen.

Mleronoer y. Yrd)ie, rs, Sotoper.
uno 9orreitraBe, uno Sarriett q.
Smitb, "a.
Sacob Mertel, iun., 30, Nr. 1920,
8ongbitraBe, uno Warg. 8reel,, "a.
Charles u. Moooea, 32, II. Wprole
9. Sbaiu, 26, @eIOe Don 6airmont,
@.-9o.
@alter Is. 39omus, %, uno Grace
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,,u,, v,,4,., NdnT eIMts D0H a., =, -.
Noros@ antonsS traBc,. 5uiihen Sairmonntsslpe.
ilne Baltimore Strabe. 3rottoir. tener uno
Sot. ceIteil:irt; rmailirtc Suoepanne uilO
@ditttdroer, ftationdre 9Safb5uber. $50 gaar
uno Der geii lubdcntlit. eeraoe lpie 9sietbe.
$500 .9nar mo $7.05 pro ySocte faufen eine
ieiler ibol eeIcgenen SoritnotsS 8obnurgen, SIR.
625. 627 urb 500 etc. 8orfudsgtoenue, NIT
8crallbu. Sront.1erraiie. bnnbsemaIten Seden.
Fart i'm Sintergrnnoc lnb aller, NeoueInli6'
feifeii. .SaiplaB 20 SUB IN Sou bel 200 Sls;
bier 8epierte bitlidb bon Der Yoris9ipab.
gSaegprs iubren au Der 1biir borbei.
db5ufraaen bel 6ouaro Z. Sturd an Srt
mo Steue ooer Simmer sc TIM 4iinther.0e.
bdnee, ct. 9anl. uno 6ahette.Strahe.
(Suntl6 .1S.I&G)
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Baltimore Warftbcridltc.

Baltimore. fl. September 1909.
Wcbt. - 3ililibr 1882 6diier,
cinihlicblid) 1904 Sdiicr 5ll> Occult
Foint mo 1104 Sdlier 81 Gonton;
Giiitenpcrianbt 1850 SGlier.
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Scutiac ShluBrnte

Hoa0cn.-3uiubr 1851 Yuitcl:
ms ocn G%lcpotorcn 5uriidgejogcn 30
VuIdel; glcuotorenporrntb 60, 1916
9uid)cl.
Sclltige Sd)luBratc:
Nr. = meitliher Noggen. 1916
Sn SGdcn, neli, ie mad
SiiaIit1t ......... 60 10
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Gin bohflafiie eiablirier Giscremes uno Gons
eiior .2aben; nlisge6eibneie 9lnolhatt: Yntt
nuf 3aus uno 2abcll; Ieidie VebingungclI. 81
erfra9en bel g.. Mrtbnr GbH. S2S 2aiu Sniloing.
(Septl-SftD
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Gur 5000

MarntorfRnfe. Observation-Disclosures filif'
5ia Sub breiie StruBc. gSubnbdufer. an Der
9tobinfpnsS trubc, 8miihen 0nnfsGtrabe nnb
@aftcriisslre. MdtJufragen bel 3oirph 2.
Nbitc Nialtn Sc. (Wua2l,1WtD
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.HiaoIu ."5tbcrn uuf 9eitefuna aeiertiat.
hon 50 an. 5drhen. Rciniaen. arnnfel, IN al
len Vrdrdben; .Siite a%creinigi. gefdrbf ino reil
gefornit. 1apibior, Tr.210, Wrft'x cIinatun, Ctr,
8iueiteS Stodlperf. (SeptS Ut
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3n %berfaufen.

gu perfaufcn:
Gin Nunbenif nciber ; Gtubliiiement eriicr
Gialie. .9tat3uirdeen in Nr. BIS, &cit.Sraut-
iiu- Strafc. (257-S)
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Idjcl; ans ocn Glcpotorcn 5uriidgc.
5ogcn 1882 Vuid)el; glcpotorcn.
&rrrutb Cos, Si2 Vnid)cl.
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Sin Widbfen ais Mtdil; gutter 9obn; Gcfe'
ren5eit erfcroerlit. Nahbn'ragen in Mr. 2OO1,
yultuu.2 trafe. (256-S)
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&erlanet Trauen anb AeabdJeu.
9erlaHgt:

gcrldngt:
Cine quite einia6e SpDlrl. Nad5ufrnacu IN
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FOreigner! !
Continued from First Page


egners there All! never think OF that The
modern of social life
no choice place Nationality accident incidental t
being 1t should be badge of shame but of pride
tn"
truth were the difference is but little.
would a further This the
members of the religious
There time when Portuguese
eca intemarry would trad
sighted the Russian
proof of the Lombrosan theory The Ger
line of cleavage his Russian brother the
ground nationality And the Russian jew
morally The which entered
deadened it. Here in America the metngpo of the
like the Russian Jew has become factor in Judaism anc
this country lie has to stay and
quickly The first generation the immigrant
whole step-but
Would native Americans past the
life they Germany Russia othr
here The second generation American and yet
which birth We advance towards
parents This the
why with his
We Odn Jewish spirit
There be
AUSTRIA England!
where he and
cord a A the termforegner
sponbe furthermore. American Jews
onescendng towards Jews from what call
breeds unwhOlesOme antagonlsm
should strengthen foundations
towards
whereOm matter what country he
another thought
deed should approach another kindly and in brothery way
The Jewish outlook., 1909-03-05

help the needy and suffering The gift
the matchbox, and shall ask consider it
value but by the of appreciation May
hold hearts
with gratitude
hat long life continue bring renewed hope
and suffering comrades that and those
the sincere wish of inmate of this institution
Grabfeer handing him the gift Miss Schwartz filled with
difficulty that she spoke the words
which she asked the blessing of the Heavenly Father for the whose
life filled suffering humanity and whose heart
is world little better for
his having lived in it.
words of felt
while the coued his cheeks and the head
institution sympathy than the President
patients of the hospital this memorable Mr. Grab
fielder extended invitation to all the patients to attend teae
which ceery accepted These make feel
that worth while spend and be for others and all the
the knowledge
well done and little real appreciation from those whose lives have
been made brighter.
After all little things that and this spontaneous
out pouring goodwill Wednesday, March 24h red
letter day in the annals of the hospital
The Jewish outlook., 1909-03-05
Russia

The Ministry the Interior has requested the authorities to allow
widows of Jewish graduates reside all parts OF the
Empire.
The pupils of the Nns Female Gymnasium have abandoned their
refusal of the
ia
The entire Jewish population of Skala kez participated in
the local Catholic the
friendly of deceased towards brethren.