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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-08-13
WOMAN WITH CHILD
LEAPEO TO DEATH
Special bv Umited Press wire.

New York, Aug. .13:-Terrorized be-
tause she feared burning to death,
Mrs. Esther Schweine, when the house
saught fire this morning, clasped her
four year old daughter to her bosom
and leaped to the street from a fourth
story window, killing herself and the
child. She attempted to force her hus-
band, son and two daughters to follow
her, jumping before they could restrain
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
CALLS CLUBS
TO ARMS
TT. LAYTON COMMITTEES pE.
MANps NO CHANGE IN
MAIL SERVICE.

ia response 10 the slogan All.
noaneed hy Postmaster Rusaell. 81
No sidewalks No mail the Fort
lAwt0n Improvement club cammit.
tee this morning sent ont seaolu.
lions to at Improvement clubs ~
the city. asking that each one de-.
mand of the postmaster that che
present puliey OF delivering mall
shall not BE- modified uor the faeiii.
ties In any way cuFtailNd until far
Their and more adequate mail aerY.
ice shall have been Instituted and
put In force
Daniel Eanesion. 81 the club. last
niwht received telegram from
Senator Piles III Washington. stat.
tng that he would personally take
up the matter with the postmaster
general and that be would see IL
Il that no changes we're put into
effect until a thorough inveatlga
ton 81 the affairs vas made under
the supervision ~ THE Washington
officials.
The agitation wAa commenced
when the announcement was made
that the sub station and general
delivery window If INTERPLAY was
10 he discontinued today The post
MASTER states that he Is acting
under orders from the postmaster
general aud has no option 10 the
matter. The residents 81 INTERPLAY
however. are furious over che move
and are making a big scrap 70 have
the dlAcuutlnuAnee orders can
celied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
CITY OFFICIALS DOPE UP LAW
ON TAE tNrEEuRBAN DEAL
NOW IN rAg COURTS,

The eity officials wiN probably
Seon Institute proceedings 60 pfc
vent th0 seattle Tacoma lntefufham
cars from operating over the tracks
IF the Seattle Electric company
within tAe stlN limits. unless thg sn
teFarhAn corporation proCgeas go Nn-
plN foF a franchise ln this city
Tho lntatutban surrendered ita
franchise O. {he city HoWe YEARS
apo, and has since been oporatinE
within she gagwofate limits over she
Seattle Electric EnMpany's tracks,
IN reply Is AIR hamill0ns demand
that the ineerNghan secure tram
rtl&e the Seattle Electric company
officials claimed that after paHainw
the city limits the interuthan trains
became tha property 81 The lneal eof-
pafatinA. and therefore no other
franchise was required
Decisions In Peint
city OFFICIALS wvre Informed TODAY
ct numerous supreme caWrt decisions
IN other states holalmg Ia hflef that
H. railway corporation can Operate
ever tHs streets ~ 4 city uF munich
palits without the consent If that
civ sneh consent o. he recognized
IN the afsape ia 4 franchise
In parallel case taken up from
Erie Pa thc PENNSYLVANIA supreme
cNart lea June. 1905. held that white
tbt interarhan and lneai street ear
companies fmlNht enter tato private
contract O. He tire stuAe TRACKS beth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
LATE NEWS

nELLtN0t4AM - MFa Minerva
Hicks. aged 60 years. wife ~ the
town marshal ~ saman. died yea
ferday after suffering for twu days
from the effects "a swallowing the
coat.nts % bottle II Less Lice
Killer" Before she died she con
fesned 1t MAS an attempt at suicide
TACOMA Edwin GustAfaun.
years old. whiio playing today In
his mothers house. Tell into q pail
of boiling water. receiving scalda
whieh resulted In hsa death soon
afterwnrd
cHlcAco-iate this afternoon
George Busase was exouerated By a
eoroners Jury from responsibility
far the death Of Mrs Flora Tucker
through the accidental discharge ~
revolver.
CHICAGO John T.. Sullivan
leaves Tor Seattle tomorrow While
in the west he will confer with JEFF
fries regarding q probable fight 81
the latter with Johnson.
SALEM, Ora sharp contest
arose in the house III representa-
tivea today over the report ~ he
committee on elections recommend.
ing the passage ~ the iirook biz
making Il a uaisdemeanor to aiRn
Statement No. ! Of the Oregon al.
rect primary law. On ron call the
committee report Was adopted By
vote Of - 20 e. many members
being absent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
WOMAN SHOT AND &C.
CIDENTALLY KILLED.

CHICAGO Foh George nunae
brother Of Fred A. imaBe, mayor uf
Chicago. tonight accidentally shot
aud killed Mrs L. G ruckvfman.
a2 years Of axe. Of New York
The shooting occurred IN the Wal
ton apartment building Mrh Tuck
erman WAS visiting her father, Gen.
A. c. Glgafd. retired. who occupied
an apartment 81 the building
George nuaHe. ia hla apartment
across the aFeaNay from the10lr
ards. was demonstrating The use ot
"a revolver O. Bertha tambke hin
houaomald. go that she could use
the weapon ia case of the coming
~ hnrRlRfH Suddenly che revolver
was discharged and the bullet went
through two windows into the Cir
ard apartment and pierced Mrs
Tuckermana heart Mayor nuaae
WAS present aud an soon AZ no
learned az the fatal consequences
nutltipd tho police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
UNKNOWN STEAMER
SINKS IN STORM.

NORFOLK. Va. Feb lily Il
T. The Identity ~ the steamer
Which sank IA the Storm of Dia.
mond shoals on Saturday atiil re-
mains mystery. Not survivor
nor ANY wreckARe has been washed
ashore The steamer was seen Ia
flames by passing craft but almost
before they could turn and start ia
the direction II the Inflated boat
the latter sank from sight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
Big FOOD STUFF
SHOW is ON Ar
BON MARCnE

The iArSess fwed show ever Kisan
IN Seattle 0f gise west was opened
this morning AZ the hou Marene une
der the manage meat af john Pat
teTann. Thiftv five exhibits have
heen placed. where demonstrations
ef nearly every sart &c fUol steff are
made.
There j. nearly iAnea fest 10 floor
sfeaee need ia the exhibit Bread,
cake cookies. pies and ROLLS IN fact
eNeFytnihg ia the bakers line ts
preparesi there making an exrep-
gioMaliy tine display
An amusing feature for che child
rem - the t'unua and Judy show
VI hlch xoes on continually through
pnt tle day
This Il the ninth annual exhibit
given tssWra. aaa mill continue
tkroueti the usoufh ng February
CFuwas shfuaktd the plaer all cay
TO-DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

companies had to first obtain "a tram
phiar rrantinK them permission go
uao tho eilya HtreNts No private
Contract can override the charter
provisions requiring a franchise, the
court cengWded
Case IL Pending.
There is now pending tn the iettl
aHreFlar court ana application ef uhe
Seattle RWntaa Il Southern asking
that the interurhan ne eNiplnta
from er0asina thu Crawford TRACKS,
Ht FIRST aV Il and at Occidental aN,,
0n the ground that tina fnteturh#n
has un franchise. and Is therefore
committing e nuisance
When ths tiur comes go bvaiS the
action Il iH NkelY that she city Vii
give the tutsrurhan 90 days IA which
al amply for franchise fatiiaN
which they VIII ask that u Pc
stopped ffam operating Within The
municipal limits
Grant Wants Changes.
An ordinance VIII aiaa be lntro-
Huced providing Gov several changes
M the huiNinN department. The
salary uF chief Assistant John
Sehula Is Increased from t9aA ta $3.50
a month, an assistant engineer ia
added at a samfY ef XlAe month
aua a department af furniture and
repairs ls ffNed with one foreman
and 1t mechanics
viii Autheri1e Sale.
An ordinance win he introduced
antharisinr the city comptroller 80
sen haif ~ tbs million dollar hpnd
issue which was voted fof the par
chase An0 ImuFuVHMsNNt At pArAa aud
r@rkwsNH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
THREATENED TO KNIFE
A FRENCH OFFICER

TANGIER Feb. I. ny y p
Natives brine tho report from Fvs
that. while tho eultau. Muiai iiafid
WAS eonvefaluK with member 81
the French military mission, q
street porter rushed ap With knife
ia hia hand tie wae eelxed i'm.
meaiatelY. but explained that he
meant O. kill 'she deg 81 Chris.
tian polutins to the French II
ticef Al the Hnltans orders the
prisoner was haatlnaduud until he
lost consciousness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
ROY CITED To ANSWER
HIS WIFE'S CHARGES

BecAnHe he failed q obey the
courts orders. David Roy, the
Alaska miner. was cited 10 appear
today and show cause why he
should not pay attorneys fees. cash
mlimony and other DEGREES Of the
court.
Roy was sued for divorce upon
grounds Of desertson ~ Agnes Roy.
who claimed that he left her with
five children The judge. W r.
Gay. recently decided that Roy
should pay $1,000 judgment. $3.50
attorney fees and $50 per month
rlsmony. He failed to do 80 and
was arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
SUICIDE =

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. by Il.
y 1T has heen determined hY the
coroner that Carl ~ Stowe. the ru-
ehlo. Colo. travelling man who was
found dead IN his bad AZ a hotel
here Last night. aid not die ~ heart
disease. but committed suicide ~
taking morphine Il was alau learned
ht had made three attempts 80 take
his life during the last month. ones
by shooting. once by poisoning. and
the third tBfne be attempted 10 throw
himself into the Arkansas river az
NWAtt4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
STEAMER GOES DOWN
AND CREW BROWNS

MELBOURNE. Feb by q. r.
Carrying hrr captain and te mem.
beTx ~ her grew 10 the bottom ~
The 500. the British steamer Clan
H#nald sank last night before res
euerH could reach Tire spot Only ~
~ the crew we're able 20 escape ~
life boats
TIE vessel was sighted drifting
ashore. bat ~ THE time those on land
realised she was Ia distress IL was
loo late o. save aii on board feH-
psrate attempts were made 81 snatch
from this sinking steamer the Is who
persisted The boat went down off
k.dfthhsfrw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
DEVOURE D BY LION

BALBOA. Cal. Feb by u. +.
Returning 70 her tent house. Mrs.
Chris Brown was shocked 10 find
large mountain lion dey0urine
her two yeafold boy The lion had
torn out the limbs from the sockets
and Was faYenously eating the
human flesh Mrs. Brown threw
herself Al the enraged beast aud
IN fright Il turned and fled from
the tent. Mrs Brown with her
child and husband only arrived
here from Delaware about two
weeks ago. The little boys dead
body NAA ffIRhffnlIY mangIea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
VAUDEVILLE
ACTOR is
SHOT

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb ~ u
P---t'amuron Clemens. playing A.
vaudeville here. sac shot md ~
ftousiy wounded ~ hln dressing faom
~ Willis Brown. a member - hts
company brown. mhu was arrest
ed. declared Clemens wms thr cause
~ his losing his position with =
vaudeville company Go which ne b..
louaed The audience did not hear
thm ehAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

WASHINGTON. Feb T. Tho pc.
ution ST the Consolidated 0na com
pauy IT New York FOR rcheatine
Of The sueeutKan case was denied
by tho unltod states supreme court
today This meana that the sNepnt
fatv stands IN New York city aud
the COMPANY must pay back 70 the
consumers money paid under pro
test and estimated Go aggregate
50 nMn nnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
FINAL JUDGMENT
GIVEN O'BRlEH

EAnAg Judgment ~ the Mtas t04u-
ty e3ass ~As flied Iris morning gn
favor az "a d Hrlen. who recently
was awarded Judgement against the
Western Enfon telegraph company
In the sum ~ 81 zaa fer Blacklist.
fMg hknA
Saturday Fh~ company entered
motion tu have fhe Judgment set
aside. which wAA aTerraAed. Is 10
ilk@fy ske ease VIII SO 80 the aH.
xHemaa court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
LETTER WRITER HAS
DROPPED FROM SIGHT

NEW YORK. Feb By Z p
Attorneys for hroughton hfanden.
burKh, the newspaper writer charg
I'd with forging letter from The
tate Grover cleveland. endorsing
William II Taft for The pruaidency
dartng the last campaign. today de.
ciared To the court that their client
had disappeared
They added that they did not
know where nrandcnhufsh was q
b. found Justice Bowling dceiar.
ed the defendants bail 1T $1,000
forfeited. and lssued warrant for
hits arrest urandenhargh was
bonded by the American Surety
company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

WASHINGTON. sFeh Tho su.
pftme court to-day reversed the
lower court hy ordering a new trial
III the case Of William Gordon
Crawford. the Washington attorney
aenieured 20 servo two years IN
the penitentiary for conspiracy ar
the result of the Machen and
f.ornuna p0stoffice ffauda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

The Chinese 1aaonH 81 the uip
Sing Tong held their annual banquet
III the club rooms a. Washington II
and Fourth Az. last night. and while
the members Of the society were
feaailnE inside, hundreds 81 dollars
worth ~ firecrackers were set uff
above the street The banquet was
held later than usual this year, be-
cause a large number ~ the meme
bara have been out ~ the city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
OSTEOPATHY
AT It's Best

II makes no difference what your
trouble Ii or how long you have
been sick Treat with Holt. the
we'll known osteopsth. and get the
best there Is 10 be had He also
uses Electricity, Vibration, Light
Cure, Hot Air Baths and other
DrugIess Methods. Consultation
free. Treatments 800 401-40s
100 Peoples Bank Bldg, 2ud and
Pike. Main 2451
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
| ON The FRONT

AfE4=<a@ - s.@z@ssa = Sts4t .@A@ Z s+t@&*
Steamer Northwestern departed ~
10 this morning for Naldex and the
Fairbanks trail with the first ~ the
spring rush 20 tho new strikes on the
Tsuana
LiRhtshiu No 81. from umatiiia
reef. Is at present here awaiting re-
placement ~ her anchor and chain
lost III the gale gf last week. after
which she VIII resume her station.
Steamer - Cr88x ~ sehnbarh 4
Hamilton sailed yesterday for Seat
tie from New York. via Newport
News She wiil be used b the Alas
Ia Pacific company on the Valdez
run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
JUST LEARNS THAT
u. S. GRANT is DEAD

- s Grant l. dead q 5 Grant
liz dead
With Precipitation streaming from
hls face. Charles r. Diil who WAS
this morning lodged Ia the county
jail. ran into police headquarters
Informing them that the former
president bad uuecumbea
Il Just Eut 4 wireless this morn.
Ing that General Grant u dead
be- yelled Haven't you heard
about ltq~
Surf We heard about u. replied
one of the Officers Tent Il too
bad
nsls then wandered In thought
= hila he wiped great ba#da a peers.
psfafion from his forehead
nlli. however, iorTQt the death ~
President Grant when he VAS n BE-
leehed up la the county Jail. asking
that greet care be- taken % bis
belongings Ills belongings eoa-
sisted ~ a very much sollea aaalft.
a neekgse and pair 81 alippeFAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

sues FOR Damages Suit WeH cau-
mencel Ia the superior court thtH
morning u.s. Anna AZ WeiHndef
against tha Seattle Electric guutpsnN
fuf damages tn thg sum af $1,000
The woman claims that while a.
tempting 81 set OF a car AZ Isd
a the car started ahead thruwlus
her against TIE rafting and from
there b tn. ground inluFink her Sc.
ReFwFe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
rng GUEST NOON.

4 The very simplest guest 4
4 room that any one could \
4 imagined The floor had on II \
a gray rag carpet. The walls 4
4 were covered with a plain A.
4 gray paper. and black 4
4 moldiug joined them to the =
= ceiling The narrow, old. =
\ fashioned wood work OF win y
. dow and door stills made \
4 streahs Of black, tn keeping \
A with the molding above. The n
4 haugings we're gray japanese 4
4 crepe. 4
4 Many tones Of quiet 4
= grays," AS said the poet, but .
4 they served 10 throw into re-. 4
4 lief odd bits OF blue and vel. \
= low Moorish pottery and 4
4 row Of blue books. The books 4
4 were the point Of the whole 4
4 gray scheme Of things, for the \
4 hostess had covered them all 4
4 In blue Holland linen and had 4
4 titled the qaohs on small yol. n
4 low paatera 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
OFFICER ENDS LIFE

sAIGON. French Cochin China.
FEB. ~ Il. Pm. Bonheure,
lleutenant governor Of Cochin
China. was found dead ia bed. hav-
ing died from a bullet wouud In the
head. The autopsy indicated sui.
eide. He had suffered from neuras-
thenia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

a new trial IN the case Of James
w O'Brien against the Western
Union Telegraph company has been
denied the defendants. who were
found guilty u blackllstinR the
plaintiff, to whom 1900 damages
were awarded The defendants
asked for new trial. and the mat
ter was argued IL the superior court
last Saturday and today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
DIES OF FRIGHT

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. by q.
P.a~Alhert ] VIM. Z years old. died
here ~ fright caused b. seeing IN the
street a dog which had bitten him
seven weeks ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
SINKS IN STORM

NEW ORLEANS. Feb by u.
p.--CarrylnR down the captain and
crew 81 three men. the schooner
Ramsey sank hi Lake pontehartrain
during a storm yesterday. near Lit
tie Woods, La.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

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ssssg Requirement ~ sha nsosa ssaetips
AaptsAsss iha nnss fastiaia4sms uNiF
eAes htftiaEh the eaaa - the real dta.
saa&a As W@@ae - tHlf@aAeins this
HsAfHetaas sn8 wam1sSfal selntiiaatiuE
Gaa Aad saeaffMN - many nMm ffte41e
~ QaieAtF as pMss8ttes 80 ass mA&fn4
ssasfsi snfatMraHhf saF the new gsAf We
NkHf FWu 60 scar fhsa NeAetif#i reg.
this A4st@faiees eg MmHs HAadlersfts
tNfe eEnsu1asfNh that spsfkles wtth ali tha
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khs 0kualne fgiAmNNt We wAnt FeA
q she's u tn YUQr friends ana take g.
aesn fuS as - ID sstia itsmif~a@saas as
siaht~-4ba naaes ea pei e~at prvtit fpf
FRA afes3ateif @tthemt effort % gpaf
tAft wee wmut see& hHanst represents
sis*a essfswhs*e, in ever teeaaity. eair
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&hrrua hN&s she wnffds beth mem Aad
wanaen saang $40 aia. she mifl net sell
- nsun sha H4aFna&&s k4mufattnn Dfs.
tnends aNaaf the sFxtsnss thet thsr are
asnuins gems sueh artian s0fastishss
isad& 70 tfuahla o. embarrassment IL
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

BASH AND uO0H uAnuAfNa
we haVa vuF own door miii nug
aaafa from Hs
Doors laF ualntiHK. ttte
Deere faf staining ~ HuNuiAAiuN, ~ ~
We WaHuflsfuta HNefg Eitghf ~
fancy window He sell We have nHig
One price thn lowest On Windows Large
catthea ffaUt Hinduua with fancy faH4
sud Bottom glass tGafa. price 1891
our wiuaaH frame department we
have size largest product ana mako ~.
cry frangs We sell Plain frames s 20
csiiaRs front doors Win glass g. 90
Gnr Craftsman or bungalow front
door 81 name NtdHfea. price g. 0e This
door j. ~ iaehss thies. aaa IL great
plciufe meidmR ! cent per foot
tfHfWalna ID oadH and ends ~ sash
thkt have been left 9TNf " of8ffed
lsrnua COLL dgafa loo These Auafs
might have q sBiN panal af RufHa other
defect thHt NNuid haf them fram ;
feNaisr trade closing them cot
Bend Tor prize lists Write yoaF Hams
aHa address plainly and We will fag.
wafd 4ou eapisa u our iista 10 return
mall free. postpaid without ehHFFs
q q WILLIAM co.
Iete Western Az Seattle. WHsh
The largest aNn most faFuruhiF kHaWa
LII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
sRE AFTER TtsE
FILlplNo GRASS BAND.

The management of the 4
! Up. exposition IL makIug an
effort 90 get q Filipino band
for the fair. which Is to b.
! In The Uaitei States a. guests
/ Ut she government at the ia.
/ auguration IT President TAFT
i The hand has As members
and II said 20 BE- the finest
Oriental musical organization
! In the world The wire pull
/ ing was started this mornlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01

HNagmau H sherman, ENNA NnN3tN
W JmHHafs Sc
uFHtNaa May Npefn. g. January -
81 fhts FilV
Larsen fiiianh fsafsHn. January 30.
M Fsi8v EnaffaHnNf hospital
uraHaanfale4saHk AfsMetMufN. ID jan
anfF 10. tH tnis city
tfuFtsHmN ~ MfisH as January ~.
aff ttth
#Haffts NeHsfhi haAN4fat
FisNsH esrAh rlshen. gs. teauafs fa.
s4lt AiHaF ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
EARTHQUAKE FELT
AT HELLINGttAM.

BEfIINGHAM. Feh. l.-fiy
Il PA slight earthquake
shock was felt here this after.
noon IT las O'Clock. No darn !
age was done. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
THE SEATTLE STAR

Oma sent pee saaY eAK eenss pss ws9a
80 twsntr tvs seMts saf s8eafA Dsitss
sFsA ~ n4kn ~ eaFFtsF ws fss2 aepiss
10 NAIL nEnmt mInH Ma@sThs eats
@haa Yuws sseseftpsAoa eaNffas Il 81 tas
E4Afesa abel q sMrh pmEss WAaa thst
s1s anatn ksan rata IT, g1sAbes FeaF
nam4 u tAkan fFam th& list A eh8@Es
~ a4ts 80 t4@ sSArsss tahaf - a fsesiSs
NOTICE TO MGmaa mfnh "a ~-Hha4iA
FsNs esq ef Ehs atMF fsii - ssae9 FSa
~ eetesA asp exselHa. k4sass - -
AaNaet. Magn 1881 lad sst, hsf@esn
ass f5a4 eeAa3M A@a 80 wffs Hasa rsa
. s@#T a. sM3e ~ pea sheNla aais4 q
matm th4m cate EteAsa aets@hs&a aa
sseKr tima pea ftaM "a
II thfs waF - ean ~ essteln ~ st#s
fns eur sstssfthsFs psffsst saF*sss--
ass " y Us enaY ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-01
ron sALu-fioasre.

The Manly naafaiaR and Safe Stables
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