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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-21
LOST

LUST-Gold chain fob with initials
d. d. s. Return to Earl Stat
ford No. 1 engine house or call
phone 1868. j-2G-2tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS

HAVING PURCHASED the big brick
residence property of The Stoltz-
Scofeld Land Co., at 243 Duluth
Ave-, Scofeld Heights, ! have ex-
changed my residence property on
Girard avenue for two modern
houses on West Columbia St, be-
tween Windsor ard Olncy Ave. and
will sell my Columbia st. houses
on most liberal terms. w. NJ.
Jackson. Phone, office SIS. Resi-
dencc. 1911 3-2O-tf
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lot. Inquire S25 David street.
5-2O-GtDd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-21

SeptemDer-Open 1.O7 Ii; close LOS
3-I.
CONTRADICTION 10 3-S; close n
rs.
July-Open GS 10; close 60.
Soptembel-Open 6G ga; close G.
l-S.
Oats-May-Open 50 1-2: close 60.
July-Open So Ia; close SO a-S.
September-Open Al 5-S; close A
rs.
Pork-July-Open 1897; close 1885
September-Open 1850 close 1891
Lard-July-Open 1910; close 1862
September-Open 1882; close 1917
RiGs-July-Open 1912; close 1000
September-Open 1915; close 1912.
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Noboy little creations for the little
ones at
1T MFRS. JENNIE THOMAS. :
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MOVING AND rIbANSFBR-Ws
clean and rcnovate your RUGS
move, crate, store and do transfer
work Of any kind. Phone 1906.
s. kNOCH. 3-29-lyr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-21
ALL FOUND in
FINE CONDITION
Were Building and Loan AsSO-
clatlOnS CT Ohio,
1903 WAS A PROSPEROUS YEAR

Increase Of Some Seven Thousand In
Membership and Gain In Assets Of
More Than Six and a Hall Million
DoIIars--5uildina Assoc ations Un.
disturbed by the Recent Financial
Flurry--lnteresting Features Of the
Annual Report Of Deputy Inspector
Judge o. p. sperra.
The annual report for 1908 OF Judge
o. p. sperra, Deputy Inspector of
Building and Loan Associations for
Ohio, was recently fled with Cover.
nor Harmon. 1t shows the six hun.
dred or more associations of the state
In very prosperous condition. The
report shows total assets of all the
associations Of the amount OF sl39..
S4O,42457 that the gain for the year
was S6,626, ,297.15. That the gains for
the several cities ynro ne fnIIo,y,.
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BLANCks.

manifestation de bullicio que la compa
MIA de opera .... Aquallo nos parece
ahora I'm convento habituados a la alga-
cara diaria y al franco entusiasmo que sa-
tura cada da de la vida entire los ameri-
canos. ....iQu6 de teatros y espectzcu-
los! iQue de recepciones y de partyes de
todo g6nero! iQue de torneos sportivos!.
No es balde Ia gente elegante Sc siente prom
to atacada de nervous postratlon' y adn
asi este es un pretexto eficaa para en-
barcarse en- una excursion al oriento &c..
Los amcricanos, Gsf como trabaian Sc di-
vicrtcn;y 4 Ia fascination del dollar aeon
pana Ia de procurarse "a good time
un buen ratio
El football cs una balanza de Ia popu-
laridad de las grandes universidades ame-
ricanas. II muchacho americana elogiri
entire Harvard Yale segin el rcsultado
dc sus iucgos. La alta ociedad vel pdblico
blico. conoccdores de csa rivalidad, segu-
ran los coIorcs de la universidad del pa
Dire de los hiios Los ciudadanos dc un es-
tado, Massachusetts, y Connecticut, pc
learian muerte por Harvard D por YAM.
El football lIega ser de este modo,
mas que Jun aflaire de estudiantes, una
institution nacionaI, con sus tradicionea
de generac6n en- gcneraeidn.
Fl eutusa,mo de cstas grandes paru-
das rs tan colossal, que la description mas
cxagcrada rascltar.a pdlida. la popula
ridad del juogo y de las univcrsidades es
tan granite que todo cl mundo mant.ene
su yistazobre las varias plginas que la
prensa diaria dedica 4 todo aquel mundo
de atletas. Fl da del iuego, Ia ciudad
Sc We inyadida por visitantes de los Es-
tados vccinos I'm las GALES los coiorcs
de Ia uniyersidad flamean entrclalldoz
con e. pabelIdn nacional; las muere7 He
van yc=.idos, adornos y bouqic's procla-
(VGass Ia edici6n de manaIa)
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AJEDREz.

En- contestacion a la carta
firmada por Los tres Mos
queteros' publicada en- nues-
ira edici6n del Martes dltimo,
hemos recibido la slguien-
te respuesta:
San Juan, P. Il. l de Abrll
1909.
Pagina Esportiva de "La
Correspondence" San Juan
Senior :-Enterados de la car
ia que, suscrita por los tires
mosqueteros" aparece inserta
en- su edici6n de 30 del pasado,
tenemos ell gusto de manifes-
tarle que estamos dlspuestos
d batirnos con dichos senores
Pueden 6stos, pues, estable-
Ger las condolences del duelo,
en- la seguridad de que les dis
putaremos q outrance ell cam
peonato.
De Vd, y de ellos muy altos
S. S.
Los Gasdrdias del Cardeno,
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Causas poIque patIn8n los
autonoViIeS.

Un conductor de experincia
declara que ell patinaje es uno
de los peligros mas eXtraordi-
narios, contra los cuales tiene
que preyenirse el motorista,
Parece que no hay ninguna
ley que gobierne el restableci-
miento lateral y a veces ningu-
ma habilidad podra completa-
mente evitarle aunque el peli-
gro puede modificarse hasta
cierto grado. Los resbalamlen-
tos laterales puede dividirse
en- dos clases.
1.-Debido q que el agarre
en- la superficie del camino es
insuficiente para que las rue
das puedan impulsar el CAIRO.
En- ese case como la fricci0n
del camino quizas no es la mis-
ma bajo cada rueda Impulse
ra, el diferencial permite a la
rueda que tenga I'm agarre me-
jor con el resultado de que ell
carruage es girado fuera de su
curse. Esa es la forma de patti
naie que es mas facil de corre-
cir puesto que 10 dnlco que
hay que hacer es sacar Ell en-
bragiie.
2.-Debido el cambio de di-
recci6n del carruaie a reduc-
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ci6n de su velocidad bajo con-
diciones cuando la superflcie
del camino es resbaladizo. Esa
clase de resbalamiento tiene
grandes posibilidades y solo
puede evitarse andando len
tamente 8 en- efecto como 81 to
dos los frenos del carruajc hui
bieran sido sacados, Hay que
observar cuidadosamente los
lugares en- que los caminos tie
men bajadas especialmente a
la vuelta de esquinas. Por su-
puesto que con las cadenas
"antiderrapantes" las ban
das 8 llantas con tachones, e.
sas dificultades Sc desVanecen,
pero hay que tener presente
que el hOmDre que il[lli'" Hi
aprendido / manejar IN au-
tom6vil sin esOs accessories IN
dudablemente correrd bastan-
te peligro 81 tiene QUE manejar
I'm autom6viI con las llantas
lisas Y so1rc I'M camlno resba-
lad.z1. Aparte de Ia maia SUI
perf!cie del camino. el patina-
je es causado por el delerenclal
dofcctuoso, ajuatc desisual de
los frenos pO3teri0res.
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Los graDdes jueg9S,
Los grandes juegos.
H- ,.
La apacible y monotona
vida de los sud-amer1-
CanOS.
FL cpntraste con los ameriCanOS
del NOrte.

Con que tranquihdad oyen los lectores
hablar del match entire Hardard y Yale!
Y en- verdad no podria ser de otro modo.
Los sud-americanos estamos aun sumldos
en- esa apacible y mon6tona vida de colo
MIA espahola, sin mayores variaciones que
las de las templates estaciones, sin otra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-04

FL MEJORRON Los senores Al
vareE Hermanos, del comercio de esta
plaza, eontindan recibiendo grandes pc
didos del acreditado Ron SAN LUIS, que
ha merecido Ia mejor aceptaci6n del pi-
blico. No contiene sustancias nocivas y
es ''viejo" de veriad, sin mixtifcaciones
nj aditamentos periudiciales 4 la salud.
No 10 olyideis, RoS SAN LUIS, caIle de
San Jose casa sefores Alvarez hernia
nos.
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gimnacia gradual, tai como dejamos ex-
presado anteriormentc, Y sostcnida por la
iuventud entusi2sta. ganoSa de ensanchar
sus mdaculos Y prepararse para el goce de
una vida vigorosa y saludablc,
Y ba sta por hoy, con 10 que queda dicho
Mas tarde, es possible, amphemos estas
notas.
No terminamos, sin enviar a los idvcnes
iniciadores del team "H5roe" nuestros pa
rabienes deseandoles en- Ia practi1a &c aus
juegos sucesiyos. los meIores f''i,oi
p. Manzana.
Aguldilla Mario lAj).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02
did THE RED WIDOW OF REPUBLIC" KILL PRESIDENT FAURE?
Prisoner Is Nervous and
Sleepless AS Hour of
Hearing Comes.

ming her social way az a favorite
OF the president OF France.
There was an underground pas
sage between her home in Paris
and Faure's official mansion
Through this she crept one night
TO Intercede for Capt. Dreyfua. who
was then a military prisoner on the
Isle du Diable There was an af.
fectionate meeting. and an appoint
ment.
She was hidden by Faure. in spite
OF the usages OF French society. to
the presidential ball which was to
be held that week. Nine. Faure
heard of the invitation and de.
manded that her husband recall II.
Did he obey7 Did his recall
rouse the fury OF hell In this "0u
Barry OF the Republie7" The fol.
lowing night he died In Nine.
Stelnheil's house.
The gendarmes we're called TO
the Impasse Ronsin. and they
found Faure dying. with the WON
an az his feet. She had served
ulu Niltt anu Nutn an eAhullnN-
tion of the body was made later it's
condition was the same as a corpse
of a person poisoned. There was
no autopsy
When the aendarmes came Faure
was still alive, but In commissions.
His fingers held In death grip
the beautiful blond tresses OF
Nine. Steinhell. As she wept and
screamed, attendants pried loose
the stlffenng fingers to prevent
cutting her hair
On the day of Faure's funeral
the woman France calls his slayer
wept beside the grave. kissing his
portrait I'm sight OF the mourning
family and the highest officials OF
France,
But the country was quick to for
get until the double murder follow.
ed. the killing of the woman's hus.
band and her own mother.
Then the whole story was re-
vealed Magistrate Leydette, who
heard the preliminaries, was called
off the bench, under charges that
his friendship for Faure was pro
teoting the woman. He was sue
oeeded by Judge Boucard. who will
probably sit In court tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02
Mime. SteinheiPs Trial to
Begin Tomorrow in City
of Paris.


PARIS, Nov. 2.-With the
approach Of her trial for the
murder Of her artist husband
and nosher-ln-law, Nine. Stein
hell has aged vislbiy and her
throat, once 80 full, has
thinned until the cords Of the
neck stand out plainly.
Last night she hardly slept,
passing most Of the night pac-
inq the confines OF her room.
Many times she would halt In
her endless march and eS-
claim. YES. know the as
sasaln. | saw him Kill my hua-
band. But I'm afrald--i'm
afraid 10 tell"
The stage ia set and the actors
10 their places, for a rehearsal OF
the greatest drama Of crime mod.
ern France has ever known. To.
morrow morning Nine. Marguerite
"the red widow of the
third republic" will be placed on
trial IN the palace OF justice. for
the murder Of her husband.
Adolphe, and her mother. Nine.
Japy. They we're found dead in
the Steinhell home May 81. 1908.
After blaming successfully a
valet, another servant. and finally
the son OF tho Steinheil cook for
the crime. the woman herself was
arrested.
Rarely has Paris. a city Of dark
deeds OF the underworld. had such
a mystery and tragedy 10 listen 20.
Although the calendar of crime
stands written black enough
against against her, Nine. Stein
he'll stands morally charged,
though not formally, with the muir
der Of President Felix Faure Of
France. In 1899.
Faure was infatuated with her,
Her husbands pitiful daubs as an
artist brought them In only a few
francs, but Nine. Steinheil. after
she became fayorite Of Faure,
always had money The Stelnheils
opened up a magnificent chateau
In the Impasse RonsIn, and thither
came leaders Of the church, the
army and the republic.
Where does she get the money!
Paris asked. The question soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02
MILLER CALLS
upon GOD To
DESTROY HIM
Prisoner Pleading for Self
Defies Wrath of the Al
mighty to Prove His
Innocence.
BY 7. J. DILLON.

"oentiemen Of the jury, N you
send me to the penitentiary, you
send me 10 my death. The arm Of
the gang. tho arm which has placed
me before you, Is long and far
reaching; II will reach out through
the sinister walls Of the penlten.
,iary; II Will reach me there and
worry me TO death. Gentlemen. I
leave II with you"
With this peroration. spoken in
a low voice OF compressed passion,
Peter Miller. accused burglar. this
morning concluded the bittereat
Arrangement Of George F. Wander.
yeer. prosecuting attorney. Charles
Tenant. chief Of detectives, and
the police department of Seattle.
that has ever been heard In a
court room.
For nearly two hours Miller ex.
coTiated the police department.
Vanderveer and Tenant; he lash
ed them with sarcasm: bludgeoned
them with direct accusation and
hacked them with bltterest irony
He was In an oratorfcal frenzy; he
poured out hIs charges at the top
Of his voice, without system or or.
der. be painted a picture Of police
brutality that would stand out red
against anything George KEENAN,
ever wrote OF Siberia; he drew on
science. history. art. the ends of
the earth. for his illustrations, and
rammed his facts home 10 the
Jury with all the force and intens.
ny Of man fighting on the brink
for his very life.
No one who heard him could
doubt but that he Is the most re-.
markable man who has ever faced
a burglary charge IN King county.
A man Of vide reading. an observ.
er, student OF. human nature, he
was continual surprise. OF
George +. Yanderveer, he said:
From the outermost periphery
o. his Uranium 10 the utmost apex
Of his maSillary, there lss brutal
ny, stamped deep and irradieable:
brutality that mains, brushes and
tortures 10 hear lie victim scream
In agony; and he laughs, the cold,
sneer'se, cynical laugh Of Mephla-
topholes."
OF Capt Tenant:
Capt Tenant, the man from
the Antlpodes. see his face be.
fore me, cruel, as cruel aa the
lan5 from whence he comes. the
I'D Of the man eaters. the can.
nl5als. have seen that face DE
fore, gentlemen. In Paris, In the
gallery Of the Louvre, there is the
face Of oionyslus Of Syracuse, the
tyrsnt whose cruelty makes all his.
tory shudder, and that face, gentle.
men, 10 the face Of Capt. Tenant.
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Continued on Page eevsn.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02
GOMPERS FACES
YEAR INV PRISON
With John Mitchell and
Frank Morrison, His APP
peal Is Denied-Take II
to Supreme Court Now.

iiiy aitsd ffes.l
WARRINGTON. Nov. a.
The court Of appeals Of the
District ~ Columbia today AZ.
fIrmed the jail sentence OF
Samuel 0ompers. president of
the American Federation Of la.
bort John Mitchell. former
president Of the United Mine
Workers: and Frank Morrison.
secretary Of the American Fed.
GRAFTON Of Labor--eonsieted cf
contempt on a charge 81 VIC
isslna an lnluresion BY publish
Ing tire name 0f tire Buck
Stove and Range company az
unfair
The sentence was imposed BY
Justice Wright ia the supreme
court OF IA. District Of Columbia
and the appeal NAa taken TO the
court OF appeals OF the district
which handed down its decision
today.
The sentence for Csompcrs i
one year IN jail. John Mitchell Il
sentenced to nine months In jail
and Morrison SIX months.
The opinion Of the court OF ap
peals vas written by Associate
Justice Van Orsdcl and was con
CURED In BY Associate Justice
Robh. Chief Justice sherrard dis
scented
Individual interest dwinales into
inslgnificanee when compared with
the higher principles involved In
this cause" declared Justice Van
Ursdel.
The fundamental Issue a
whether the constitutional agencies
OF the government shall be obeycd
or defiGd.
The mere fact that the defend
ants are officers Of organized labor
in America adds to the gravity OF
the situation. but II should not be
permitted to influence the result.
IL an organization OF citizens,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02
NM MILLER OUSTED
| WILL RUN FOR MAYOR
3 Forth His Reasons for Listening to the Call Of
Citizens to Seek Nomination for Highest City
Office.

W Boulon formerly superintendent OF public utilities
IN k candidate for the republican nomination for mayor
K he primaries February
Mr. Bouons determination the was reached
days ago after he had been urgently appealed by
@ citizens Of Seattle representing every class the city
the announcement Of his candidacy Mr. Boulion points
N fact that while he has been active in politics he
il lxays been republican in principles and for that
Va the republican primaries He states however that
Udxag he would much prefer to be upon nonpartisan
6<iz
~ Baalons announcement is as follows:
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DISEASE AND GERMS ARE FOUND
EVERYWHERE, SAYS INVESTIGATOR
FOOD POOR AND SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS ARE BAD BEYOND
LIEF ACCORDING TO INVESTIGATOR DUNN FROM THIS PAPER

Abandon hope, all we who enter here"
This ghastly motto might well hang over the
entrance to the King county hospital at George
town.
Arthur w. l.. Dunn Star reporter who spent
fifteen days in the county hospital as an attendant
starts today his first insalImen of the horrors of
Georgetown.
That the hospital was unsanitary - inconceiv-
ably so-thst germcarrying flies swarmed over un-
covered pals of reeking and filthy bandagcs then
the food then lighting on helpless and bed
ridden patients-these of the things Dunn
during his first few days at the hospital This
is the way he found King county, under the super
intendence of DR.. W. H. Corson, caring for its poor
and unfortunate
The story of the hospital will be continued to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02
ANOTHER SUSPECT
ARRESTED TO-DAY

Joseph Mayer. aged 20 and occu-
patton unknown, was arrested this
noon by City Detective Tom Hay.
den on suspicion OF being one OF
the trio which robbed the First
Presbyterian church OF $500 early
yesterday morning.
Mayer was arrested in a Wash
inEton sc. saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02

all affiliated unions. their or our
agents, friends. kympathizers. coun-
sci. 'cnnapiratora or co-conEpirators.
either as officials or ms individuals.
from making any reference what,
aoever 20 the fac, that the Buck
Stove n Range company has ever
been In any dispute with labor. or TO
the fact that the company has ever
been regarded as unfair. or has
ever been on any unfair list or
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Continued on PAGE Several
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BEAT AN OLD MAN
TO DEATH WITH GUN

nv nit~d Prr.a.l
LEWISTON. Mont. Nov. a.
James ]. Class IN under arrest here
today. charged with causing the
death OF Thomas King. aged 70
years. by beating him over the
head with the butt OF rifle.
The trouble ~ said to have oc-
CURED when King shot Gass' dog
for stealing piece OF meat Gass
claims that he only used his fist
ON King
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HEARS OF DIRTY WORK.

returned to the hospital at night, and was taken to
the second floor by Clerk Day He introduced me to
Orderly Albert Belcher, who to be my roommate
You'll against lot of dirty work" was Belchers
first warning after Day had gone "a lot of these old ss
have be taken of like babies But good thing about
hit you can make EN- clip Make EN- do the dirty work.
Just bull EN- into hit" And he gave a knowing smile
How is the foodi' asked
Bum, said Belcher, promptly Continuing in his cockney
accent, he said II think hit as hafiected my blood"
Are the officials very strict?'
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"a sss sqasst OF many OF our
lflre1s tvn al walks Of slfe. I
zss seestsd b become a candidate
y :hs 'ssabllcan nomination Of
! a'res q nayor. / viii seek the
z'1siioa At he republican pri.
zax, FOR TIE reason that while I
~ VI heretofore taken an active
r. : politics I have always been
xsalIe2n In principle. | do not.
Esssf. approve Of craftsmanship IN
, administration Of municipal
n, and ordinarily I should much
~ % be a part OF a noupartisan
~ InssmHch. however. as the
mig municipal contest viii prob
y y alouz party lines. n I am a
zsal1a's Il must be at the republi.
= Ti1sres.
~ y Free From Alliances.
1laN Etsen much study to this
zs7r Nd have seriously consider.
: = Ihusa Of the question be-
- sernining 10 be candidate.
. iasshteIy free nom alliance
~ Ht'Al Political and commercial
aesz' s1d am therefore In a
z'za o govern the cisy's affairs
= ns pablo welfare without,
1ssate 70 Influences from any
xart
- ianiliar with every detail
Y 'fausaction Of the eity's bust
having resided in Seattle for
lan eight Of which I was con
- sl'h the city government as
ant city engineer and superin
'<ai q DrblIc utilities.
" Secrets From Public.
~ q determined By election
sail serve the public In the
ay Of mayor, the community
as's the public business con.
-. - upon a businessllke and
!. 1910 basis and in a fair. open
.ae'snt manner. The appoint.
N'le'als who viii aid me in my
~ be chosen because OF
's'i''y 70 perform their duties
'Aaa because Of their stand.
any political party. There
-. I % longer secrets from the
lust as the stockholders Of
- - eosporation are entitled 10
!. - 0ohdnct OF their bust
! !, = !. 90 ! consider that the peo.
!, seattle are entitled TO know
~ 'heir servants are doing
~ Protect psopIs's Rights.
i. = Al times shall make ev.rv
y. 2 protec, and defeha ne
- n the public. viii strct aa.
) sI 2 The principle that every.
1s' Untitled to a square deal.
.. nc 70 take this opportunity
i s ..sss DabIicIy my thanks for
s,s, 1879, expressions Of confidence
10 from the people and , ,,sbor
!. '''e'' the wish that When -, ', ,na
49, s'nes I shall be sven ~, ,,o
| s's s's'd'y 70 demonstrate M, NV
- : for the peoples conn.
~. y faithful and eft,c,sn en-,
Az. BoUlLLoNp
&&xHA -----------sa.sa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02
coRsoN ASKS THREE QUESTIONS.

Have you done any hospital work before7" he asked
'Yes, in the Receiving hospital in Los Angeles"
answered.
How muchi"
"Oh. several months" said I'm not graduate nurse,
experience has been mostly giving medicine putting
strants insane and delrum patiens-wha YOU
might call rough work"
How much did you get Los Angeles"
had TO stop and think hadn't expected this question:
at least
Forty dollars month and board said the pause
DR. Corson greeted my remarks with series OF mods
When finished he walked away into his private office return
ing minute later with which he handed to Day. The
clerk hunted up the Miss L NJ Atherton who came
to the office few minutes later.
HE GETS THE JOB.
Or Corson wrote to put you work." she said
Have you had any experience?'
"Im not graduate nurse" said again, but I've had
experience"
"Do you expect TO become doctori"
Possibly" returned
THE young man before you is going study medicine
He good trained nurse she said smiling With
this she left the office
This completed the ormaities had got the Job went
back Seattle get clothes ready an indefinite stay
at the institution as an orderly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-02

was to be answered One day the
black king Of Cambodia came here,
attended by dusky train.
AS Cambodia IL a French terri
tory, he was shown royal honors,
AZ the races next day he was the
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guest of President Faure and his
suite.
In the presidential box. far to the
renr, sat a beautiful, unveiled WON
an. II was Nine 6telnheil, and
then Parts knew that she was win.
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however large. may disobey the
mandates OF the courts. the same
reasoning would render them sub.
Jet TO individual defiance
In his last report 20 the American
Federation OF Labor. Compera set
forth his side Of the case as fol.
lows.
The injunction granted by the
court In this case prohibits the Of.
ficerH Of the American Federation OF
Labor. the officers and members OF