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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
DIAMOND THIEF
COMING TO
SEATTLE

Los ANGELES. May Is sus-
pected Of having stolen 10000 worth
Of diamonds from his sister, Mrs
Lulu NJ. woodiey, who came here
from Norfolk, Va, TO be married.
Frank g. Chapman Ia being sought
today by the police here on a war
rant issued By h.-siutcr. Chapman
10 believed 10 beSn his way to So
attic, and Is reported to have left
this city last Thursday. The police
were first appraised u the theft Of
the diamonds on May Q. but sue
oooded In bottling up the disappear
anco Of the gems by giving fictitious
names and an insignificant amount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
RI0TING
FEARED


ROME. MAY is--it IL feared that
tho return to Meshina 81 the ref,i.
gees who have been supported In
various slciiian and Italian towns
By the relief funds Will BE- marked
With rioting and disorder.
The present population Of the
stricken city "a 10000 And tho
refugees who will return number
about 1900
There are but e.2s5 huts in tho
city, and many Of those are occu-
pied BY foreigners. An effort 10
secure government action TO insure
preservation Of the peace probably
will be made
Yesterday the Roman earthquake
relief committee paid the final
grants to the Msaaina and Regsio
refugees and closed up the tenn
porarY shelters The sufferers nov
will be compelled to shift for them
selves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
GOOD time Is
PROMISED HERE

The annual reunion Of the Pioneer
Association u the State Of Washing
ton will De held at the associations
hall at Madison park on Tuesday
and Wednesday. June : and ,.
The smuck-a-fnuek" lunch. which
Is 10 be served free to members by
the ladies u tho association We'd
nesday noon. IL 10 be one Of the
attractive features u the gathering.
After the lunch most Of the members
viii attend the exposition.
Special badges have been prepared
for those who were living In tho
territory Of Washington 80 or more
years ago. Tho annual report Of
the officers and the election Of new
ones will occupy most Of the first
days session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
SEFFRIES SIGNS UP
WITH WHITE SOX

while tho team warmed un. suiu.
van was catching. and as a Joke he
passed 4 10 his crew TO keep the big
ieilow busy For 10 minutes jeff
was occupied digging Parents low
ones out Of tho dirt and leaplnE into
tho air to wing one Of the manager
catehsrs hsaves jeff go, "hep." and
turned loose on sullivan.
The infieidsrs followed his lead.
and when tho catcher wasn't Keeping
'hs PEGS away from his shlns no
was chasing Thorn TO tho grand
stand Jeffs folding at first made
sreal BIT with The fan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
FIGHT ON THE
new BUILDING Law

Opponents II the amendment 10
the building law introduced BY
Councilman murphy and passed by
The council last niEht. have threat
ened that thsy viii circulate patl.
ton calling for q referendum vote
on tho measure u # meets with tho
approval Of Mayor Miller
couHcllmen Wardaii and Reyollo
both took the floor last nlsht IN a
fight against tho pnaaaaa Of tho law.
but they were showed under whom
u eafns TO counting actual votes
Under tho law "a amended a man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18


Mabel Mckinley, the Asiishtful
soprano. whose reputation extends
from cdast 60 coast waa the Wsin
svsni on s9od hlli 81 the stat
lihaatra yesterday THIS dgiishtfui
soprano was heard IN vide range
% Facai Hsisriiona. ard her audience
eefs still ciamarins for more wheh
the curtain finally Descended Miss
hckinirT. besides possessing = cui.
tufef veiee, has hewiiehirg PET.
senslity Hef first selection. ~
liaoio, Haa much appreciated Her
second uumhef. In Your Eyes also
came IN for . huge ameuht ~ appre
ciati0n Just 80 vary ter Part o.
tho entertainment. Miss Mckinley
PLAYED and sang her latest eanfo-
aitiou. "fioitrn Hnd She then sans
several old faForiiss shieh were
greeted generously
Aside ffom The heaiiiner, the biil
contains Hsfer4i other Faqd nun.
hers Haraee Mann and Cad ffanhs
40 wei With . singing set. and The
Ward Brothers inadr a htt with thalt
Hishiand dNneea. rfancrara. Urd-
dins a CO. put on = spfiehtif cnni-
sdY sketch. and the Faust nfethsfs
have a novelty IN their comedy pan.
fumimr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

can build wooden structure ~ 10
hia property lins. Heretofore The
law has required that unless a fire
wall was built between wooden
buildings could not be erected any
closer than three feet from each
properly line This distance has
been demanded on the ground that
Il provided a space In which 10 give
the fire department room 10 fight
fires
II the nght IA continued A. pros
posed. It will be- the first referendum
vote since tho passage Of the direct
primary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
CAR OPENS PRISON
DOORS FOR ST0ESSEL

rendered Port Arthur during tho war
with Japan. Thoy were tried for
cowardice and Imprisoned for MO
after tho close Of tho war
stoessel Ia believed to be dying
and Nebogatoff IL very sick while
the illness Of tho pair was given as
the reason for the cars pardon,
popular agitation had certain bear
inE upon tho onHe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

lslative regulation Of common ear
Tiers Il referred TO the 1900 900
hne which Judko iAndis assessed
Aainss the standard on company aa
a mere eatburat VI judicial frcnay,
A prolest against ships and ship.
pefs being taxed In ord9 that tho
post uffice department may show a
smaller deficit In operation was con.
'ained In the report
The retart deplorod tho deutruc-
uon u natural forests of tho nation.
and contained an estimate that AZ
mo present rate OF numbering, the
'umhermen will doplcte the forests
directly. aud Indirectly will destroy
many Of tho waterways u tho coun.
Wy within eight years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
ROAD HOUSES
CLOSED

All but two Of the notorious road
houses of Gcofgetswn obeyrd the or
der Of the Georgetown city council
and closed thniF doors last night
These tNs-fincoln PARK and Do-
hemian fRfh-wcre closed by the
chief Of police and a squad Of Of
ficsrH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

coNsfANrlNoPLE. May rs. -
Convinced tina, the deposition Of
Abdul HAmld can be Justified In
the eyes Of faithful Mohalnmodans
only BY his trial and conviction on
specific charges, the Young Turks
today are considering the iillhs Of
official allssations Of misconduct in
otnes, netalls u tho trial which
logically would follow also are I'M
drr adsisement According to the
best Information tho charges
brongh, asainat the former sultan
when he vas dethrnned will be pre-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
TRYING TO BRING DEPOSED
SULTAN TO A TRIAL

ssnted formally In a charge Among
these probably will he.
That he eliminated certain
clauses In the book Of sheralt OF
Sacred Law
That be diverted public money 10.
TO his own pocket
That be vu responsible for count
lesa unjust executions
That he swore twice TO support
the constitution. and each time VIC.
lated his oath
That he lnstigAied tho recent mu.
tiny, and provoked the disorders
tha, resulted IN tho massacre Of
thonaanda In Asia Minor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
WANTS RECEIVER FOR
EXPRESS COMPANY

NEw YORK Nay is.-rho fact
that John l. Dudley Of this city had
appealed to tho court for tho ap-
pointmeni u q receiver and for the
dissolution u tho United States Ex-
press eomapny became known today
when an argument on the applica-
ton was made In court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
INSPECT The COUNTY
HOSPITAL TODAY

Atis0 today a visit to the county
hospital was made by the people
Interested In the Know Your
CITY institute. Al $40 ali went
10 the Y. N. c. A. auditorium.
where DR. J. u. EAglsson. Dr.. v J.
faAsost and Dr.. l. u Green address
Cd the meeting on Seattle hospitals,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

Al Luna Para this week are shown
the famous eisctfohatqfa. new
style u baby incuhatafs. heated BY
electricity Thu infants are aid to
thrive better On electric heat than
Otherwise. and the slsatfoiat0rs
nave proved more suersnsful IN
many Nays than tho Old siYls incu.
hAtsyra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

DeHnsr. an educated horse. proved
a sensation Al the Pantafee theatre
yesterday THIS animal haiis 4
pioce u crnyun IN his mouth and
writes wurda and figures Bonner
IL said to 30 - years Old
Borden. zeno a Hayden offer q
maianas Of singing. corcertirh play
Ing. piaa1 faztirns. and wooden shoe
dancing. which went with a rush.
Robert Hsrtfam and company pat on
. sketch, This story q the Rose,
II IL a great liitls sketch, = Roy,
a femAts impernonatofs had them
guessing for some time.
The Richards nfothefa. flrE
artists. put on a vsry neat act. The
usual Illustrated song and movinr
pictures were IN tho bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

CHICAGO May is-nis lin Jsf.
,rles "a member Of tho whi,s ~,
yesterday he affixed hts name Ia a
contract offered by nls chief cn,n,s'
~ spS' ana . Tor two weeks he will gam.
~. ABOUT tho south side enelo.ure
WIN bis bis hams encassd IN dain,s
snl'e ..eskines and clad In ths uni.
I'm NJ. % Chicago American. Il ons
~ ~. -a't'eleat Elrth and length can bs
pnsAr,hed In tho clubs lockers
Yesterday the big fighter and Sam
nyskef appeared At the srnunds ana
sett was established Al nr.t ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
suFFaAclsTs WILL MEET.

The Green Lake Political Equality
club will meet tomorrow at : .. m.
at the home Of Mrs. z. 7, sehoff.
HIS + SD st. Delegates to the
state convention will be elected DR..
Fanny Leake Cummings will deliver
an address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
sasLrtR STRIKE ENDS.

SALT LAKE CRY. Utah, May ~,
Tho strike of the COO employees Of
the American Smelling s Refining
company a, Murray. which was be-
sun two weeks ago, and put five
furnaces out o. commission. IL end
ID The mon returned to work on
the old terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
ARISTOCRATIC GUARD OF
KING BANQUET

LONDON, May is-Hsmhsfs q
the kings hsiyglarf u gentlemen
alarms. the most aristocratic mill
tary organization IN the world,
gathered in the banluntins hall u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
sisafr


otis Skinner. In The Honor Of tho
Family. charmed q large Huiisnce
Al the Moore theatre iHst niHnt BY
the excellence VI his personal on.
beavers aud tho hiEh order y
achievement OF his supporting staff
"fha Honor o. the Family trace
Ia ancestry through tfansiations
and adaptlona to nalIHo. . fact ali
sufficient Tor the merit u tho pisae.
In the role % Colonel Philippe iiris
daui otis Skinner vas iafahlo
swaahhuehleri struttlng about an
odd mixture nf chlfHifft sofidlf
wisdom aud kindly humof The whole
affofdtnE comedy u tie rich sort
although At times nallie shaft o.
bitter philosophy Nah noticed
The acting " Percy tiassell as
Flora hfaEler. the physically attfer.
tive and mentally repsliaHt. ADDED
much to the success af the perform
ance. and her exchanges u Partisan
badinaGs with nridau shaved the
art Of beth 90 advantage
Tue scenes " the ransiF are laid
IN the EaGi nervous faFa - the last
Of the Louis reign. when the product
Of the muffoN was too duHhtf 90
wufry about The eoaiuiaius vas
excellent Ne Skinner NilI ha hers
the remainder u the week. with
Thursday and Saturday matinees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18


with a acfeamsr for tie close ~
the regular vaudeville hill the
pfpheum put ga a raud ahHe last
night The HcfeAmaf IL aiHht -
the Circus. and Tor a buflss4ue ~
which there 10 some really clever
acruhatie work. this grand finale IL
certainly worth tho pfies Of admits
sion. And light hofs It miAtt ts
mentioned that thoas who paid fef
tls auditorium are not the emily eues
Mho set a laugh out Of this lircus
To make this arand finE perfurfns
anfr really realistic. Manager Nsitsf
has called In about 90 unNaisa, who
occupy real circus seats on the back
" the stage and II certainly dldn I
take ATTY pfompiar 20 ) cen the klds
hullsfingi ehesflns and isns hins
fof real bla packass II fun, this
the best that Mt. Heitrf has handed
out for some time
chvfidsh simpson, whn vas billed
a. the heaiiinsfi did net get such
. hand az might have been expected.
Bhe wears the soWns and looks the
part u the pflma donna but the
IL far from being a real dive Shs
got rid Of several songs and some
plano stuntH that went fairly we'll
NHH N4feitl iiahtlhH NHAt y wei
Ely and toEsthef and get away with
tbs kaie from start to finish
feiiaipn and foran put on a clever
litfls political sketch which has iust
slough u tho mrlodrama In u to
he iniefestihg and not flfeaatae
About the m0at Interesting Jus
EiinE stunt that has been seen
hsrs fef moons VS. that got on
b William De Hollis and iossphine
talnfa They mia just enough
horaspisf with their throwing
thins4 ah9ut TO hesp the aodisnos
laughing ali the time. and the ius.
Cling shows a deKtefitY that would
" well worth seeing even II the
comedy Netr eliminated
Frank Wfirlhn plays 4 vleiin And
dances while he Il At IL, and Nile.
Latina epsna the show With some
cuntuffians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Will lMPnovn naInan.

Tue county commissioners this
morning appropriated ii.ft9 for tho
improvement Of tho approach 10 tho
South Park bridge on Firs, Av. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Van CLEAvE Tells OF HIS
VICTORY over UNlONISM

~. and deeruvs Ia leaders 40 he
above the laws u tho land
IN predicting that mora ...,,..
N ''.,,' y yet In store Van cieavs
- A. ! have lust painted out.
u ~, United States In isad abolished
'na ,ai tribal governments Franc.
IN I've has suhverted the lnsursont
WV aeteahtA Now nsk ,.ou whn,
s ~, OF Treatment the American pen,
hle n isie. ipla and ipis vim n.
teFeea 10 deal out to tho febelllon.
American Federation OF Labor
Judicial Frenzy.
Ihe report q tho committee nj,
interstate commerce vas prn.sn,at
,"p Nen'aiaed a denuncia,ian Of les.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

uufk Al your price
faeta .. nrewn. ID. y. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
ISSUES WARNING OF
MORE STRUGGLES
TO COME.
Advise. a Policy OF War
Rather Than One OF
Cancellation.
ms ual,..l r-..l

.aataL Man IN. HA A HAAf
NV -. i,hor and labor
,us aittsk '" a. "a, f,lsay,
,cnliaiiens JANE y, - S.,t.,..
=, ne ecnven,lon o. ' NJ - -.
ysssla,ica q Ma Ma, Y, M, ne, sssan.
As president Of 'i'g ~, w.
w * made a rgpot, ~ , me-
i,ivadsa the ass'e,.'' - ~.
.,..,sa ~ The ei'''sls y -, a., in.
- hat more haFa i'sn''''s ''N
I. .,pssss4 AZ.
:, ssiesed the sNsa's -. ~
y, !, Ae sid IN e'ael 70 -. ie w..
\. slsatbe-s psssi,'sn -. s',e 81.
.,,,s..lsaaess Of me she,''i's -, 49,
~ every employer ~ w. -" ~.
...,,. I'll hAss 70 s ., -. -, - H.
4. ~ lsalsatien " y. , -, IN ,hs
~ " @lll h'e " -. :,
- % nails our 'A'''a '4's
Aggressive Ms,hoeA
,...ve xforrcd 70 the fact
Va - r,enbsrs had expressed
~ - ,eat ths measures taken
y - arsrea.ivo. and had
~ ~, nor, could have
sN'-'..ss,.h,a b. Cancellation
- - ~, inv mad met the al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
The People
Profit b, the Dss-

Profit hy the Den-
tel War, I am
flshiins the Dem
tai Trust when
I make a dollar on
your dental work
you HaYe a dollar
and the State Den
tai Trust loses
two dollars I
want your dental
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-08
Low Of Living.

As the years multiply and the end
draws nearer each day, our thoughts
are apt to turn often TO questions as
TO what part OF our present being shall
exist in that other life beyond the
veil; and we anxiously ask ourselves
whether we are doing anything to pre-
pare ourselves for that change, which
will be so infinitely greater than any
transformation through which we have
hitherto passed. and we can but won
der whether any OF our past expert
ences shall have their counterpart In
the world 20 come. And yet we can
not help feeling that some OF our
earthly Joys have been so pure, and
havecome so directly from the hand
of a kind and loving father. that 1t
seems but reasonable we should ex-
pect TO find their counterpart in the
future; and we think with Bradford
Torrey: 1T is good 10 have lived our
day and taken our peep at the mighty
show. Ten thousand things we may
have come so directly from the hand
Of a kind and loving Father, that 1t
sun, to have loved natural beauty, 10
have felt the majesty of the trees, to
have enjoyed the sweetness and beau
ty OF the flowers. and the music OF
blrds-so much at least has not been
vanity nor veXation OF spirit. -
Charleston News and Courier.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-08
Health and Mountain CLIMBING.

II women land men, tool would take
suitable exercise, eat moderately and
slowly, and get all tho fresh air posi-,
bic, they would not in middle life &C.
quire figures so ungainly. feel so
averse TO physical effort, or drop of
with heart failure. Even stairclimblng
is better than nothing; for the last
year or two, though there Is an ele-
vator, have done four flights several
times day. Reasonable mountain
climbing will bring or preserve health,
Joy and youth up TO really old age. 1t
does not require great muscle and
Drawn, nor the entertaining which
strains the organs and compels con.
tinued exercise or collapse. Its vic
tories over nature leave no sting: the
paths are open to all.-Annie S. Peck
In Golfers.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-08
PASSING OF the Drum.

The dispatch from Russia to the ef
feet that Emperor Nicholas has signed
an order abolishing the use of drums
in the army in time OF war will serve
to call attention to the fact that the
drum has been rapidly passing out OF
use in the armies OF the world. II was
long a picturesque feature of all mill
tary movements, and had its recog
nized place not only in parade and on
marches. but on the battlefield itself II
is still little more than half a century
since Daniel Webster. describing Eng.
lands greatness, declared that her
drumbeats never ceased. 1t was at that
time almost, IL not literally. true. But
England's drumbeats are ceasing. and
have, indeed, almost wholly ceased
There is no use for a drum on a firing
line of modern warfare. and the move
ments OF bodies of men on the march
or on parade can be much better d.
rected by the bugie. In Russia, II APP
pears, the drummers are to be taught
to shoot. which will doubtless appeal
TO military men everywhere as the
most practical use to make of them.
The drum and the drummer boy are
passing away along with many other
features of the old-time pomp and cir.
cumstance of war.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-08
DIDN'T oEr HIs AERIAL SPIN.
Mr.. Simpson Meant to Drop In and
See His Daughter.

In the matter Of aviation an eccen-
trio individual, who sought to make a
flying start from the new greensboro
bridge in an aerial spin to Hartford,
Conn, with the intention of dropping
in on his daughter, thinks he has the
Wright brothers and the Silver Dart
beaten.
His flying machine consisted of an
Anticipated bicycle to which was at
tached an immense canvas umbrella,
and I'm the rear Of the machine was
propeller made something after the
fashion of the wings OF a small wind
mill. He trundled his machine up the
north promenade of the bridge, and
then Numbering his umbrella, pro-
ceeded to couple up his propeller.
Waterman Bernard O'Brien got inter
ested.
Coin to take a little spin?" in
quired O'Brien.
yep" returned the aviator; lust a
little jaunt to see my daughter"
Got your permit" asked o'Brien.
Sure" returned the unknown,
handing out an old card on which was
printed bridge statistics.
"That don't CO." replied O'Brien.
Hadn't you better postpone your trip
for a day or sol"
But the individual wasn't inclined to
postpone his trip. so O'Brien called to
his assistance Patrick Leddin and
Henry Borsch. who are employed on
the bridge. They finally got the avi-
ator and his contrivance of the struc-
ture and turned him over to Police
man Kelly. The man gave his name
as Leroy Simpson of 3456 Third ave
nue., Manhattan. In order to make
sure that he would not seek some
other opportunity of making bis flying
start for Hartford. the bridge men con-
fiscated his apparatus.-New YORK
Times.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-08

need. other faithful feathered folk min
istered to him at the darker moment
OF Calvary. Then II was that the
voice OF the plying turtle dove grew
80 plalntive that never has II re-
gained its lost happy notes. Not only
did the swallow perch on the cross and
twitter tender words OF consolation.
but also In its small. sweet way al
levlated The sufferers pain by pulling
out spine from the crown OF thorns.
And the stork flying over the cross
loitered on the wing To call down:
"Sryki" "Stryki" - Strengthen"
"strengthen."
In certain old English gardens, there
IL a little spotted-leafed plant with
deep blue flowers and red buds. called
'Mary's Tears" for in the beginning
this grow on Calyary-its flower the
blue Of the Mother Mary's eyes. the
buds red as her eyelids swollen from
weeping, and the leaves tear-staIned
with her grief
And in the old English garden. too.
is found the rosemary that puts forth
new blossoms every Friday as though
20 embalm the body OF the dead
Christ
Wonderful Passion Flower.
In the passion flower the reverent
Imagination has discovered not a
cross alone. but also the pillar OF
scourging. the nails. thu crown OF
thorns. and even spots to mark the
1--WE wounds OF the crucified body.
The Spaniard viii tell you that the
aspen trembles because that was the
wood Of the cross. However this may
be. there 10 delightful old legend
concerning the tree out Of which the
cross was made.
Aged Adam. weary of toll and sin
and eager for death, sent to the angel
guarding the Tree OF Life 10 beg a
boon. The messenger brought back
the welcome promise that Adam should
die in three days, and the added gift
of three small seeds which were mys-
leriously TO be placed under the dead
mans tongue before burial.
From these seeds. the quaint nara.
tive continues, sprang three saplings
that later united, three in one, sym
Dol of the Trinity. With this mirac-
ulous tree Moses and David each
wrought many wonders. But King
Solomon, his whole heart set upon the
building of the temple. had the tree
cut down. intending II for a magnifi-
cent beam. Strive as the workmen
would. however. nowhere would the
beam ut, and, cast aside, it was later
used as a bridge across nearby
stream. When the queen OF Sheba
made her notable visit she refused TO
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-08
What She Wanted

Old Lady-rd like to get pair of
shoes. young man.
Clerk-Yes, ma'am. Want something
for everyday wear?
Old Lady-Yes; and want them
good and stout.
Clerk-Well, here is good shoe
an extra strong shoe. II has been worn
a great deal this winter
Old Lady Qnterrupting) Look here
young man, | don't want shoe thai
has been worn this winter. or any
other winter. want a new pair.