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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
PEOPLE
ARE RUSHING

To buy property around the hfem.
cftou naFY Yard Tho government
Il spending millions each rear. and
adjoining property ID advancing at
tho time
We are taking many people
even dsy iat our r4penHei and
proving to Them that Naxy Yard
Ctr has the best future and q tho
safoit Investment sruiaa ssptlle
ihiaa We are the ganera and
arc selling larEe id;a h $40. on
terms pf 81 down and g. monthly
Why not Join the crowds that No
are taxing ever day lat our 81
pcnsel and showing them this
beautiful water front property
alongside tho navy yardf There ls
lots u Notk 10 tho navy yard and
Ne are building many homes that
you car bny on payments like
rent. Call at our 6fiIce and ar
range 10 go with u on the fast nov
steamer ~ n Kennedy. leaving
Culman dock ten times daily.
BREMERToN DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY.
100 Cherry ST., Ground Floor
Call or vfiie for maps and prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
PROMINENT WOMAN
LABOR LEADER To
SPEAK IN SEATTLE
MISS FLYNN. IAaoR's JOAN or
ARC, WILL TELL OF HER
WORK.

Miss Elizabeth G Flynn. o. New
York known a. lahore loan " Arc.
Il due to arrive In Seattle next Sat.
lrday. She is coming 10 Seattle for
the purpose Of addressing the labor
people Of the city on pfuEress d
the different organizations Of the
country.
Miss Flynn Is dBalo speak In the
Arcade hall June %. at 5 0. NJ.
One o. her subjects viii b. In.
Hugtfisl Unipnism and Woman suf
iags 4 Il said Miss f1yan IL a
speaker u ability and that shg hRa
won fsme throughout tho Easi.
sheTa she has addressed maus
large auflepces.
ion Jsfy !. and :. Nisa F1ynu
will speak IN Arcade hall upon the
following snhiecfss
Arcade hall. July /. sp. mn.
dnsiFiai Democracy Vs. Capitalist
Dcspoiism.H July 2. at 2 D. M
Women In Industry" July q Al 4
p m-9i.sssona from French Postal
strike Labor Temple. July 4. 5
D. m.--sindustriai unionlsm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
CHARGE GAMBLING
ON SOUND STEAMER

Information was filed yesterday
against "a Riddle nnd 1hmou
Smith, charging them with con.
Quoting HnmblIng game on tho
Yosemite ON Juno 20.
Whom the application for a liquor
lleunao tot the steamer Yosemite
uomoh before the county commits.
al0non at their next meeting. Dep
ny Sheriff John G. Liner stated
Yesterday that he would 80 before
tho commission aud oppose the 10.
suing Ut a license
Liner IN company with Deputies
Mills and klnln last sunday made
Che raid OF the sumea conducted
on tho steamer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

James Zones. a mulatin. p years
OF aEn. aho IL accused u the muir
der u Jack Johns al Alba, Iowa.
on precmher ia. 1904, has been ar
rested at 1aiyamiih and brought
to Victoria 90 await cxtraiir1n
Junaa. who escaped to Seattle.
who're he lived until January iaai.
came To Labyrinth last winter A
nfsro miner who had been a deputy
sheriff In lows recognised the
fugitive and notified ths provincial
pulice They sruia a. once 10 the
Iowa authorities and a tninEiam
came asking that 1anea b. arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
[apIES OF EARLY DAYS ARE
TOLD ABOUT GOLD ENPFERTTS


AMANA
III R l''',s,,nla,s most north
. sl',s Is the EXPOSITION
i . wl,' unaduliolAiell any
/ s s,s q -fay slieaA.
I'M, s,.oaidn, hold many
' "a n ihe amu'emen,
n u ~ ,,ae NON one end 81
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2 ~ ssw all phases 3,
q w e,euImauN q tbe
\ be head 3 h ,ial.
~ Az shlfling perlsa
y, aI VI countries. but ana ana
w. , moment ihoaea!
"a Pay sucas meant
..,gtlfai sfeeinnsi'ai
" ''' ~ 4, history Of tac
ea w INA with strife and
Z IN MI he early dNs =, Of
lnlo ALASKA haa
~ exposition many
.l.. saken tIpm tho
I. " s n. Of caliie!fa..'.a..
~ "A he only exhibit
y, 4 lbe fair ,
~ ,,ld.beaiins quartz
s,'ss hon a few iae ~,
~, ~ Is the real Fay
- I'd ,Ae discovery of it
nsn Who has ieasa l.
,,,ss,s aud iagcd death
~ : The search ie -. a
ouly lAese ~ho hase
he NIL sili ssss
~''ah untold In many
w wv, s,lhers--aiaduesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
ANOTHER HtlNDlL LECTURE.

This evening Max llelndol Of Los
Angeles viii continue bio aofiea NJ
five HtefenpilcOn lectures ON tho
hnalcruoian philosophy In the Ar
eado hall Second avs near Union
mt The subject Of hia Address to.
nlght viii ha; The Mystery Ut
the Hereafter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

4t N'INAN
NE rssIf stories
~ rs aa,s Of lawlssa
s. III can tcll many
N sirasllle TO ta4 a
y bal some q her
..sl.srl atlIsns ioasy
.,e ID those days iar
,h tnoxs slssilea 8
q, A. specimen shown
Z ~ "a Hullslug ium 5hs
-. wIll hFins TO mind
Z many q life sifussle
s Y q sold bcafius
L.. u,,ls card tackled 60
,vsslmsns IN the eS
....,a Ffum the Golden
I a.nli q unusually hish
=, Asees oi crystal
y. ,rsii PARTICLES Of gnl'i
Il az lhsn. But they
!. 4. ~ Streak Of the
Z ms nina. snd TO fiud
4. ~ Known miners
~ q sskgcu Frazier
a'urs,sl zhd at tines
s,1st. snd IN h. end lost
lived 10 Vie Vine
", I'D isu'iY Of snail
= Nret 81 f1f Bill Ald
"a b 80 enc Of The
r.. ysulsrdss m Northern
= " t,n<k, a Sod iighi
~ IA AMER yeafs spsnt
-. d, 1eoii4n KAsis
kk>t n-s held his ioTiune
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y \; ,sal and body to
~ 1R ~.
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. "a Nll bis claim fol
\ rsls ! trial uf his for
! a,ztc lhsre he died q
b Ai4r nu furinnc ever
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d>lkz Ekie." a mau Of
"a ozrsd ont asf riches
} l'rz1f oseff'0rlng cot
\ ksf sssE1t Zoe Pay
4 b. Colleen Eagie
"a ~ months after
II Ne claim. and has IN
! i<hns<< rzihef thaa
~ sr siaee.
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y uauy Pay strsakA
zhsp Pretty slshs.
h7s 1<ssf s>sa sold en-
y ia'lrs 10 the selid
! vi ~ Jon 10 stop fof
"a - Wat slakiyou has
~ n fhis line
- 4 'hs mines near Fort
r. Y Ne oidsAt mining
ssalyoR eune what have
'a.st % b The handam.
rs't q lfAi gold quartz
m iuaha in he West
1trs
s''a 9 Dsaarc nine l.
y sens to have an in.
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"a NH leaf gold ia ev.
',,k shaIs. form an e..
s1'r al the nuesst sold
nrioas buildings. is
, ptmsIss.
= aa'pai Of Gold from
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~ 4n4 tn $780, -.
nsld salnbers, 1900 900
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has " TO date. and
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~ y nenpafed WITH Sis
w q mining eapefleaee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

The GRAND.
! s !, IA ,hs, tuHefal
WI b this week more
..'hs OLE at the Grand
z .'ls BE- patrons By IL
= Hnasiion Of this real
sns Masona aso, NEXT
" VII be Victor Her
q The Nile" and
Introduce Dorothy
~ BFina donna
y. .sals'for the Wizard
4. aeg-ned at the boz q.
"anf thls morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

The first picture Of tullana lou
Use Emma Marie Wllhelmina. the
idolifei baby Of Holland. has reach.
Cd America, and Is herewith repro.
alcei Looks ike a pretty little
baby "a carey 50 much name aud
responsibility but she Is getting fat
10 spite Of Il
This Is the baby whose entrance
into tho world vas Ereated and
haiiei BY the people, u all nations
Each one Of The habYa five
names means something The Dutch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

Ladies' ii2 Rain Coats 80. si.s5
Ladies' 80 Stylish Rain Coats
..... ...... ......... 1865
Ladies' SIS man tailored long
Coats N Broadcl0th $3.50
Ladies' Serge Mixture In smart
efteciA - go. ..sss.ss AZ.OD
W1mena 5000 Handmade
Dress Lingerie 49,. sf.D5
W0mens Tailored Suits OF
5efges, Panamaa, regular suit
values up To $50. only II suits
ltit az ..s.+. ..ss.ssk lI.1O
Mems 100 Linen Hand chis 2isc
Mems zoo Boston Carriers f2iae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

people thought she would he named
Wllhelmiua. after her mother. but
i6e little queen figured that No.
Queen luilana, mother ut William
OF Orange. had hean the cause Ut
making the Netherlands iadepcud
enl 80 the now baby had saved
Holland from becoming part Of
Germany through paasinE The rulns
20 the duke OF MeeklnhufE schwrr
In. And therefore abe named the
baby tuliana. and Holland. under.
standing approved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

Another circus Is coming. and ac-
eording to the press agent. this is
the biggest and most remarkable
show that Seattle has ever seen.
With the publication Of the adyer-
easements in The Star the Hagen.
beek-Wallace shows completed ar.
Engagements to show here on July
Z and G. The show promises to be
popular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

100 Cherry ST., Ground Floor.
Call or write for maps and prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
4 THROWN TO
|'lEAENT BY TEAM

1,',t nr'diy down Sew.
n leininE, Gordon NJ.
ID i.,'. iof the City Mes.
~ ~ Y % he stone pave
Ss = team sveIyed into
M ' !. T.. say ,hat he
az o., y " ~ head, 4 i not u
H. i, ~ w lfatisrqs occurred ed
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27
Anelher Pt,di.,l Returns.

Yer, it is Tayler Nixon. he is
bsck in Iowa again after few
years in South Dakota. No. he did
not have to borrow money to get
back. He just cold part Of the
farm he bought a few years ago near
Armour for 500 per acre. He sold
it for SLIPS per acre. Why he
wasn't satiefied with clean 6fty
dollar profit we don't see. We called
him "hoss thief" but he denies
1t and says that is what everybody
is doing in South Dakota. and that
the man who bought his land is
round there now. Dragging about
how bad Tsylor got beat. With. u.
lG. Johneon footing round the coun-
TRY in his automobiIious and Taylor
Nixon rolling ia lnere. it seems 70 %
Iths the road % wealth IS to run for
!, county treasurer on the republican
ticket. get beat and then 60 to South
I, Dakota and get rich. To be serious.
it is mighty good to see Mr.. Nixon
back among bis old friends and to
know that he has been proepered and
that he and his are as happy e people
ever get either in Iowa or ! d
Dakota. he is here on business and
pleasure and will stay couple Of
weeks.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27

Gus Carlson has bought the Scott
Wheeler blacksmith shop on Sweat
street for sixteen hundred dollars.
This includes lot, building, machinery
and coed will. Mr.. wheslssshas pur.
~ III. !;
where MI -, Ancil. = heated and
will move there IL the near future.
After e many years in Denison Mr.
and Mra.a Wheeler have . host Of
friends who viii vastly regret to zee
them 60. The new proprietor il q
fine young man. 10 few pears he has
pounded out. not only good living
Tor himself and wife, but be now owns
three lots and the buildings on
Blacksmith Row. opposite the Ban.
tise ehnseh. We congratulate him on
his new purchase and wish him con.
Etinnad suceesA.
4 kE. and Mrs. Wilson Judy Of De.
lloitwsre Monday visitors IN Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27
raur ,rrn N Aifflhh chas curator
< FOR THE CHILDREN
his. Wheeler Il Grand Rapids Mel. speat. al
Denisss For v. c. i, D. LADIES'.

The location Of the national con-
vention OF the Womens Christian Tenn
perance Union ct Omaha proved a
benefit to Denison mothers who had
the pleasure and profit on Monday aft-
ernooD Of hearing . talk from Miss
Wheeler Of Grand Rapids, Mich. !.
who is the national superintendent Of
kindergarten work Of that great or
ganization. She came out Of friend
ship for Miss Elya Bond as they are
both enthusiasts in work for the lit
tie ones and have been acquaintances
for years. Miss Wheeler has a prom
inent place on the national program.
but was persuaded to come to Deni-
son Monday. The parlor Of the Me-
Kim hall was we'll filled with women
and before them Miss Wheeler poured
out some Of her enthusiasm for the
right education Of the children. Later
the boys and girls of the L. 7. L.
trooped in and to them she told the
wonderful story Of the Cup Of Loving
Service written hy Eliza Dean Tay-
lor. Once heard no person can for
get It and the children were certainly
helped. Simple refreshments were
served the ladies and the little ones.
The local Union is planning for
mothers meetings' quite often in
! the future. Miss Wheeler is certain
/ ~ an inspiration to all she meets and
/ it Was pleasure that she came to
J Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27
BEAUTIFUL GIFT IS UNVEILED
IIr. asd Mn. lsren Csnwen Present lie pes.
isen Chapter, D. A R. viii a Large
Steel Engraving

On Mondsy evening Mr.. and Mrs.
COrnwell entertained in a most de-
lightful manner. the Denison Chapter,
d. A. r. at their home on East
Broadway. The large and spacious
rooms were artistically decorated
with red, white and blue. Tables
were arranged for tie play Ing Of the
Mayfiower game. After delicious
re rife sh m ents had been served
by four of the juniur daughters, came
the presentation Of the picture, .
large steel engraving Of General
Washington bidding farewell to his
Army. This was a surprise to the
Chapter. Mrs. Cornwell. who Is .
daughter Of the Denison Chapter. in
we'll chosen words and charming man
ner made the presentation speech.
The picture was veiled with . large
American flag. the folds Of which
were drawn aside BY two Of the junior
daughters, Miss Dorothy Tucker and
Miss Anna Boyle, disclosing to ID.
miring eyes the beautiful gift. The
regent on behalf Of the chapter ex-
tended thanks and expressions Of
gratitude to Mr.. and Mrs. Cornwell
Also thanks for the Junior daughters, !,
who in the years to come will follow
in the footsteps Of the D. a.. r. She
spoke Of the pride with which they
might point to. the picture when the
daughters Of the present would have
passed into the Great Beyond present
ing to their children perhaps, the scenes
of this evening. At the close Of the
evenings pleasure all we're invited ia
ASSEMBLE in the drawing room. where
. souvenir was awarded to DR.. Plimp.
ton and Mrs. Jensen % rewards fol
the best guessing in the games. To
4 DR.. Plimpton was given q daiDtily
framed picture Of Burial Hill 1t Ply
mouth. where large number Of th,
early Pilgrims who suffered and diet
during that memorable winter ar,
buried. Mrs. Jensen received
neatly framed picture Of Plymootl
Rock bearing the inscription 1870
With best wishes for = happy g,
pleasant winter 10 Sunny Californil
a the guests bade their host and host
sSs good nis - ~ tias <los sa sa
Y I. 81 the most Pleasant evenings eve
given to the Chapter.
The picture will be hung in th
i, club room at the library building.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27
81 Deaih If Mis-. Wli,m Fleming d Boy. ii
lie City Hospital u Deaisoh
Last Sunday.

One Of the saddest deaths that has
darkened this vicinity was that Of
Mrs William Fleming, VINO died at
the Denison hospital on Sunday. Oct.
Path, soon after having given birth to
: child. As result not only is the
infant left motherless but whole
family 10 bowed In greatest grief over
the loss Of . tender, loving mother
and . faithful and affectionate wife.
Mary CurYie Fleming was born in
Argy leshire. Scotland. on December
18th, 1864. She came to this country
with her parents in 1872 and was mar
;ried to William rleming in Sac City.
Iowa. on October oath, 1888. Death
came to her on the arniversary Of
that wedding day. To Mr.. and Mrs
Fleming were born nine children, all
Of whom survive their mother. They
are james. John. Mary, Grace, Jes-
sic. Margaret. Nellie. William and
the little babe whose advent into life
was the signal for the mothers de-
pafture into the Great Beyond. She
also leaves an aged mother. two sis
ters and five brothers to mourn her
loss. Funeral services were held at
the home In Stockholm township
this forenoon, later at the Presby-
'terian church in Odebolt and interr-
ment was made in the Odebolt ceme-
terry.
To her husband and children the
loss is On irreparable one but they
have the consolation that God never
lent to earth a purer soul. or one
that was more constant and un-
compromising doer Of tho right as
God gave her to see the right. Mrs.
Fleming gave herself to her family
and to her loved ones. She wae
intensely proud Of them sud was q
most devoted mother. She was {
woman Of broad intelligence. Of great
kindness and Of high ideals. We re-
Rret that portrait Of this goot
woman was secured by Us too late fol
publication in this issue, but, the Re
!. view will publish it nsxt week o.
know that many cid time friends ant
neighbors will appreciate this remem
brance Of her.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27
Int under
ut he kind
lfOhosls aanA
SPLENDID COUPLE WEEDS TO.


Today at four occurred the wedda da.
of Mr.. W. E. Cole and Miss
Kelly. The ceremony took place fr"'''
the home Of the BRIDE mother.
Mootheart, Sand was performed
Rev. c. E. LaResu, pastor of
Baptist church. Only relatives
. few intimate friends were p
at the simple but impressive
mony which serv ed TO unite the
Of % fine man and as splendid
woman as were ever Joined in wed
lock in the city Of Denison. Mr.. Cole
has been known in this community 70
many years. He 10 . high-mindet
Christian; honest, trnstworthy, indus.
trious. capable and faithful. He hat
faced the problems whish have COME
into his life with heroism and .
manliness that stamp him % mar
among TEN thousand.
Perhaps few peaple are more wide
|ly known and more dearly loved in
this county than is the bride Of to-
day. For years she was with the
Balle- Brodersen Co. She was not 3
mere cle.k. she was the jconnsellor
the advisor and the friend of evers
housewife in the county. They knew
they could rely upon her implicity
and they realize that abe felt In them
not the interest Of . saleslady merely,
but the interest Of . friend. IIsGvery
walk Of life ahe has been the same.
faithful. efficient and true and it il
the hope Of all that very puch Of life's
happiness 10 IN store for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole leave tonight
for Boulder. Col. and We are hsppy
to say they expect to make DenisoI
their future home The Review join
with their hundreds Of other irssod
Ia the most sincere generalization
and good wishea.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27

. =
Mf. Chss Tabor vas cAlle,l to. In
depepdenes this week TO attend tue
funeral Of his cousin, Mr. L. v.
Tabor. who died lapt week in Cali
foFnia. Mr.. Tabor was one Of the
most prominent and successful bust
ness men and finapc,ess Of Independ.
ence and was accounted cne Of its
wealthiest men. He has been q vis-
itor in Denison as has also his con,
Mr.. L. C. Tabor, Of Corpus Christi
Texas. He was one Of the last sur
vivors Of large family Of brothers
and sisters, one Of whom is Mrs. s.
s. Wilkinson, of this city
n~~~~~
Eat at the Oxford. 6tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27
Ra.laa IS. Des;ssa Octsber sod

Nothing would encourage the Deniso1
boys more than to have . lot of busi-
ness men attend the foot ball game
next Saturday. Can't you afford the
time. 1t means more than the money q
the boys to have you there. The high
8. hcol boys are enthusiastic over the
new teachers. They stick to as like
glue. !" said one Of the boys. "Thev
seem e enter into tie spirit Of thing,
with the boys" was another comment,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27
DIED IN HIS TWENTIETH YEAR
IDeaii 4 Henry he's 0eezs i Hays Iswa.
Ap Afl1 Ris H|aess.

On Monday evening &C u -
occurred the death 81 Henry 3oens,
son Of Mrs. Detlef Joens. The young
man was but nineteen years Of age
and had been III not more than ten
days. He was sn industrious young
man and the main. stay, Of his widowed
mother. Funeral services will be held
at ths home in Hays township On
Thursday afternoon. Mr. Joens wal
a cousin Of Mr. John Schnoor of thil
city.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27

doors closed for the granite var,
sale until 1915 Saturday .. m. Th'
Racket Store.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27

Doors open for the .ran''
sale at l0:l5 q. @. Satlre
Racket Store.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27

Miss Fanchon Bamford epent Sun.
day in Denison visiting her parents.
Miss Ba,nford isfhead milliner at !
large store at, Nevada.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27

Two good wagons Tor sale
Inquire of Geo. nenaxh & Co
Office.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-04-25
Death--A Sequel to Life
(By Lawrence Broadwell)
(By Lawrence Broadwell.)
REALITY.

REALITY
All things within this mundane sphere of ours
And cen the sum- the and all stars,
Owe their origin and subsequent growth.
To the secret workings CT an invisible power.
And which, though vastly imperfect many flaws
et, by its subtle power of harmonious adaptation,
Became within ITSELF the first mpellng
which in the into an eternal
law,
Yet not law myeding immutable in mold
But SO plant plastic, in general trend
As to hold all things despite divergng
monous whole.
An alpervading element progressive force
1t permeates the air sea;
1t paints the sunkissed impars % perfume
And is the evermpellng upward every
The rain, the hail. the scurryng
clouds,
And although divergent forces they proper bounds
BY the harmnnizing element in natures mystic
BY it the various elements that form of man,
Are together a that never tires
For every separate atom is that
tIon ever! other atom a strange attractive power.
The elements that compose the spirit life
BY robe impulse is strength made
More cohesive, more magnetic, and beautiful
is SOUL with geneness thoughts arrayed
The mental and the physical component parts man.
What i'll affects the one, to both is harmful;
And hold conviction they ndissoubly are hound
That the mental can't exist without the
Wheneer the system is impaired overcome
The minds a blank, or filled with strange delusions;
Then how expect to have a mental state
Whn bodies fall n and dissolution?
The affinity elements by which has been evolved
Create lfegivng fusion which a day.
Then like MONDAY thaw
Thp Soul IF nd nuicly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
OF WATER CO. MADE PUB
UC ENTAIL EXPENDITURE
OF OVER $4,000 : DETAILS

The plans of the improved water
plant for Mexico with the Wixford
Qualification system will give Mexico
$500, 900 gallons of almost pure
water as clear as a crystal every "a
hours. The water company have pur-
chased three lots, just south of the
electric light and gas plants, and
will Immediately mov three houses
resting on them and start excavation
for the monster basins to be in
stalled. The present water plant will
be kept intact for emergencies.
One mile of 6 or IL inch pipe will
be layed on Western Ave. from the
reservoir to the plant to be located
in town for the purpose of bringing
the water to the city pumping station.
This will be pumped by a low
pressure engine ;of 100000 daily
capacity, located in the present water
works plant and with electricity as
motive power.
On reaching the plant 1t will pass
through the following system of puri-
fication:
The water is to be pumped from
the impounding reservoir or well
continuously and at a low rate, and
delivered through special treatment
apparatus into sedementation basins
located on the lots just south of the
plant. 1t will be treated with lime
and sulphate of iron and will imme-
diately throw down a large proportion
of impurities, The water then flows
across the basins slowly. Leaving the