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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

Giierfadlt 1T cine 2eioeas
I6aft.
Die NIT Giisr iudlt, mas
geioen idafft.

Ihaft,
Die nit Giier Iuht, mas
eeiosn itaiit.
0is oiel seritoriss Slid. Gbeslid. lit
benz unsrsriiRolihsn MolOh .Giiers
iaht- i@on gum 0pftr sefaasn.
9ergiFietes 9diein. cine 0oae auf
groeu. oas 1T 5umsiit oas Zoos oer
llnalddlihsn, bic uuter Der tnrans
nilheu geiosnihaIt su leioen baben.
aRo fat nod angGidliher ftn0 biz
od0on 8efaleutn, oenn fs fnosn
niht Rub ned Rdt Dor ben qua
Ien0en @eoauteu. fe ueroen guie bea
6urien eepsitiht INNER mebr uRo
mebT pen bern seiabrlihsn Damon
umhridt. bis he ibrsr Slime ultt
mebr mdhiig. Die C6tybsyrleoft
absr ihrs 6anoluHsea psvliegsn uno
3um erbavmnuesloieH Guataein. ia
nidi ielisR gum glpr0sr iperoeu.
Giisriaht tam uur otiosn aes
barren. st aaa niti immer Roro
uno Sooihlls ibr 3iel. moraliih
tcotst iie lait INNER. OsuR Ie itrs
f0rt has Sttli8its mas BE Ebe ,rit
81 ihrtr pollen. Oiiyoi9sn 0obe erbsbt.
pas 0srtycnsu. Die Ahtuna cone Die
or gebsu25ano sum Stlaoen.bum
tn.peibi iuiro.
Gos Wtib. PAS zen @oiitn nit E
iertutt 1ual;. entsbrt fiji iel6a. ceaa
ne aeiieei go. oab ir uiht I'M Si1nas
". lart Sisllana ais MiuSiyaa io eou
Uno cans aussaiuaen San ram N}an
ne has Neim ga peytheol IL. am es
timer 8neeytn irt9su o~uimopign.
Der Nlann. oer iein M}t.e INIT Is
lerfa3t teiaaeit. et.eieWt a TIT isi
Wg Gayot. ane rlit 9iigs.iii bsr
pcS. oae Cisasiti SAD Sros. uao
eang Elm aeatiii1es &ailgb0sn Il
ger isgUss uu.s1oplter
Es siet ia .tietg saat ssaaa. no
ieitiirtist 6yanen eaya i6g M.aas
icrceyuots Stntamtn sts Wllnnfs ara
zen &aHsn m Ssn SUuh WrFsn. uao
Is siss 9larnsy st e asp,Fsnles
emo e1s @tie etm fs sr5ae al bal.
ttn aelbwcssr am tiast Arsern Nt.s
lsH ID ety.aHt
@itr lttg v5gc atts Ei9ria4 e.
ita9t. e.ru et N'tx. ssrsstn
80.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01
Cine ,psebs In ,paIbinatsn.

0a nln5toR, =. Sllt.
Die aasbalssrsi i'm @oufeyensauss
iaaB bsioer SSuigr oes GonareNes
lbsr osR 3o.tarif iol sn0liA bob isia
nem 4@hlub uaas iein ano fpit psrs
.auist miro Der Aasi5ub nod Dor
Snos esg g9ohe btiesn 6GuierH isiHsn
Strihs 3ar Raiifitaiieu uHterbreitsa.
Ter utae Sauf Miro uihis psniser
ais emf .&spiHoa nab llnten- iein.
0as mar oun 81 syparttn. ndhOem
att C0uscoricee auf he Sechsl oes Ct
mats lam une 3IOri5 nit eem III
noU5ag8i6uB Die 3ol1nidse oeS Saus
ies laf Scranton ittte. SsiiNsm 1T
Feiliten ana Saateru an Der Saetss
eEeRuna stiptisn. tia asseHitltisss PC.
'y'tsen Ger periAiessnen SateyefeH.
ec Fem Pas Nub,ieum, Gle loniumi-
ysnet G}aiis. farm n0h IN 9strGht
tam. GenS}srfprehunasn betrsFfs elmer
eeeldtu Sasifreoifon. be Dem Solit
eei Zen ,esscH @ahlsn etnahi iuuys
otn, II nit; 8ttnHns sttrosen pors
osu. Giuiss sarftiss 3assfSroniFs
fay Die Srs'liae 9srmino8rans elmer
aerinsta anSabl oou Soaani6Fsn.
IN Sen utirsR aHesgeR 9rhotaRseR q.
fu ~peisHtitsn ,eias 8trbs truRQ ets
DINE Gsitbss untsr SsradRhtis
agns es5 isit NsTtn 4nnabmt pielfat
wsanossisn &sghaamks c0s IL Dos
aaait &gialsas Ns Slrifrs0iFcus
itsvigotlS
-
Sn ssniesu NUngttn hahsr BE R11ss
l5ansr spor usbssou uuisa. q b.
;rtfis slg S5asS. SIC 1ai eit 6reiitftt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01
HIIsrIsi Intsrsssantss-

Die Orssoner S0blen poer USor=
mprbdlen BON SIbsOreson pefosH
BON Der RssierHng srhalten Tpsposn.
grdfoent Gait bat lie Oura YYbelas
nation Tiir Elm RatiOHuIoentmdl srs
tldrt. Die S06len FR0 in oeHh nab
ibusn benannteH gope MOuntaih uno
lissen in 4 .StOdpsrten" iibersinanz
Der. Sbre Waaera uno 9sden iino
WarmOr, prohtboae Stalnttiten BON
s~ldn5enosr @eiBe iinOet man bier uno
bort. cine Menge fleiHe gdde rieleln
ourh Die 9Oblen. BON neHsn erit en-
6ldnenraum BON 5nei Meilen erforf
nOrDen III. in Den booenloleR gertlss
funsen absr tanH man srobs Str0ge
rdui9eR b0rsn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

tunft ii6er bic RaiurI6Sse ME be Ye<
fddftsaeIesenbeiten 81 gehen. DE
MngtunFf nir0 frsi sribeilt nno spor
na6 Wunfd oes 6rassfelsrs IN lpa=
niider pbsr enslii1sr SpraHe. MlaH
fhreibs einfa9 an: Gem 5 eeaopai
uiilitD ouo SnfOrmatipn Bureau, Dss
partment Of agriculture. Commerce
ano QGbor, panama. eHbd. /
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

f0ent Der lInineritdt SarDar0. bat in
elmer Nnlprd1s Dor
Die elmer ibeoIogii1en
,,neue Sommerfdule oas
1seIieiOn''. baloi9e @ri1einsn siz
ner nsuen 3eligion
propbe3eit. Dogma uno 9lanbens
beterntRiB", iagte eT, .peroen oieIe
neue aelieicn niht sinsnesn @. Sbrs
5bdtieteit piro sinfdh Iein. aber oas
Fel0 Der 5bdtigleit unermeblia. Sbrs
Disciplin nir0 in Der gntpideIung
aemeinIdmen anten Migens befieben.
Sie miro ieos grt bss 9oien angreifeH-
sic miro fein ibernatiirlihes Gle=
meut entbalten uno piro auh nihts
ais auf Raturssisbs oertraueu @.
9erbafung tiinFtigsr lgehsl mirn ibrs
9drole fein uno Der geIdidte WunDz
arst zines ibrer @lieoer. Die neue
Relieion fpiro niht auf 4utoritdt se-
griiroet iein; Die fiinftige Generation
muB aefibrt, niht getriebsn iperOen.
SR osr neiien 8eligion niro Is feline
QerionificatioReu Ratitrliher 9eesns
fdnoe asbsn. feline 9srs0ttlihung bers
porraaeuoer Meninsu. Die neus Rss
liaion niro nint Is5rsn. odB Der gbaz
rdcter rafh aednosrt perosn tann. Sic
niro fh niti hauptid1lj9 NIT Sors
gen uno SpS beiadftisen. ionosrn nit
9s5sn uao Freuot. @ott piro 10 in
ibr Iein, oas t,in MitisIsmann mo-
tbis 1T. Sbre 0rieiter peroen no Sc
miihen, foriale ms ihoaFtrisne ,SuItdns
ot al perteNsru. Die Hsas Religion
miro niht psriahen. Die 9suie auf
cine suliiRitias 9elobnune 81 pertr0s
Pen. nm re nit ZEN ataenp6riiasR
ShGosn 81 nsriobHsn- @. - SGT BIZ
ihof Mc5aHl uRrstt. psnn sr Die
llHiVerftaien. an pelhsE iolds 9shrsr
tuiyien. ais 9vniadtisn ess 4tbsismus
L. uaoiaabens bs3eidnet2 .9oti ftsbs
osr Mleal6hsit bel. peHH oisiesbs lpirss
hh einF nit elmer ioeenanHisu Rslis
aion egr Submit btagiidi ntroen icas
is-. iasts SiI6of @rFoul. als ihm BE
8sos Siioti's 81 @sitt lam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

riats aleIoern. ahaeidsn. SnTsnisa.
ooer ionR irsenopelhs 5ahsn al traz
gen, bic lie als sn elmer bsiiimmien Res
ligions9eieai4aIt seb0ris tsnH3sidneH
lpuroeH- 9os bsir. gsIeb mar aai
anitifteH Der aatbolitsnIsiaee paHirt
iporoen un0 se9en bic Mnheanng RON
SroensiaueItern oosr S6ulbruDern
ais Sebrsr in 0ffentliden S6ulen se=
riHtet. trifft nun ober aud aHoerss
gloubIge. BON OeHen perInieoene Secs
ten ibre sisene Hntsriheiobore &leipsrs
trd4t BADEN. Die bstreTfsnne 2ebrerin
appel;rte an bic @erihte uno e nuroe
ausseFubrt. DaB bas bstrsffsnOe
St~aatsssies siueH GingrfT in bic
8unoes0erfafung sntbaIte, neil odz
eur9 Die ooae Rslssi0Hsfreibeii ange=
taitet parOe. @snR iemano nd mad
ben 9runoldssn isiner Rsligton Der=
Pfli9tet era6te, cine beItimmte 9raht
81 trcgen. 10 tonne ibm oiss Redt
nidt BON Staatspegen ssnommea pers
ben. Die erRs SnfaH3 pFliAtste aud
oteler anfdt BEL, nas SbergeriAt aber
eRtldieo sesea bic Qsbrerin. SR ben
entfheiounesgriinben beiBt e. oab
Der 8rnnoiaB u~nlsrsr offentliden
Sdnaen Der lei. bnb is abioInt Rom
leetaridn- iiR0 Bon OieIem Grunb=
JAP aussebsnb. babe bic 2egislatur Oas
peue Re6t esbabt. 8orf6rifttn 81
trefIen, pelhe ss perbinoern ip1tsH,
oab in ben OIfsutlideu 56ulen an bic
8erihieoenbsit eer Reliaionen eriunsri
iDeroe. Wit Der 8eligionsfrsibeit
babe bic Sode gar nitts gu Ihaffen,
oa bic 8sligion niht in BEN Sragen
elmer beFtimmteH aIsioune beItebe unr
oerlei 8orI9riftea iber Iolde aeuber.
liateiten nidt ais rsIisi0Ie 9runofdbg
ober @Idubenspuncts aHgsieben pers
ben t0Hnten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

Bds Corrections Tribunal in 8pf
oeaur bat ben Cardinal Mnorisa su 5
5rancs @sloItrafe unb 3ahlung Der
Rotten perurtbeilt. neil er ieine 4io=
5sIdHen aufgsforosrt bate. bic tir4sns
isinolitsn @eieBs uRheadtst 80 Iafisn,
uno Der abbe gdrtsau puroe ais helm
Witihuloiser 81 % 5rancs perurs
tbeilt. 8sioe nsiserten Iid, bic linen
duferIests Strafs 5u 3ablsn uuo Der
Cardinal oer0ffentlihie Elm G6rsibeH,
IN nsIhem er ertIori, paB er oas @es
rihtsuTtbsil HiGt aRerteHne unO pies
osEbOlt. paB e Die gFiiat Der Glaubis
gen lit. @eisss niat gu bea9tea, bic
Oenen Der aiyae mioerfprs6en. Der
Brief ihlisBt nit ben W0rtea: .9ei
mtiner amtseiHFdhruRs DsriprdA i'd,
bic Rsttt uno 5rsi6eitsn Der 9iThel
nit msinsm Sluts 81 1s~rt6sioisen nn0
oieies 9eTipyehen reroe i'd bdlten.~ /,
Die bsrlbmte SolssmeRIer 9eneoicsl
tinerabtsi i'm ~fran5oFI6sn 9epartssl
msRt Roro. Elm @saduos. osTen Sc
idiets ms elite SaRrhanosrt surids
rsIdt. ioais an "a Dis. in 4uftragel
Der Reeisrun9 psriteiesrt merOsn, ober
Der 9ersauf muBis uHfsrblsiben. net!
nd feiue 9dufer sinsefunosa bdttsn.
obDe4 peF 3ulalaa fdon IN bem
Spottprsiis peH S2o0. 00O srfOlasu
ioute. Die 9sneoictiner. bic bstaHnt.
il9 IN Sabre 1902 aus S1antrei6
Otrtrfsoen mnrosH. ba6en saDrmt
Summsn ouF bic MISREPRESENTATION
ots uraltsH Geb6aees p~erpsaost.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01
Der $cnntaesbOts.

IniyIsr affne rosf-once AZ Milwaukee Wm
tDo sdn itied for tautmlssion llcIRl ue MAJ
q tecone-class Iates.l
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

Aty NIT fstrsEl Geiss lsi6tisrsia
sEsisi, Eiss szzis lsi4s isrtis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

Sev norpssiids Dampisr -5ricc.
lcr" usiher bon Scurbaio. Sap1n. in
@ittoria. 3. 6, siHtraf bga6ss sis
aunos ron eiusm 's6r unbsilpcaer
grotsssH an Der @thiIfs Q Sum.
TIA. osr spti;sr6bstn Snisl Der va
hieHsrugps. 500 oSsr m.hr mPeai&f
ioatR oar5 aas GrSbsbsn pno sit s. .
esnsaHe uno 50hf.gtksu umostcr !
men fsiH. Q1gbsr bate osr 0ulecrl
sss. 1900 SUB bobsR 9srsss Sc
SiHsiF1t rsl1sa man fIr Iansn IL
loi5sn huIt. s;1sR ms6tissR 4uss
bsud ss5att.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

gu BEN in 8ressns am 80. Nugnf
sur ~100idbriaen @eosufFeier Der Siro=
Ter 5rei6siist1mpfe gegen NapoIecH
ben @rffen DeraHfaltsten 5eiflidteitsT.
Oensn &aiier 5raH5 SDfepb beiiuobnen
pisb, wsrOsn Die 6iriten Der an Oo3
.ShDGbiI6e Weesr~ anereHSeuoen
Gambler Dem g~reifsn 5errf9er perI0n4
lid ibre GbrFnr1t beSeusen. R1Hig
8ilbeIm BON 0irttsmberg unn 9roB4
ber3O1 5rieorih BON 8uoen merneH'
ielbIf srI6sinen, pGbreno Der hoperiz
ids Sbronfolser 9riHS2uopig in @ers
trsiune Ieines Buffers, oss greifen
9rin3regsnteH 2uitpolb. tommen miro.
Quh Sic Snpei3 miro einen @ertreteF
obf9idsn. am 4unmittag bss orei7
Bisiten Auguit pirO Elm groBurtigeE
5eit3us erfoleen, an nelfem Fp
idmmtli6e @eteraaenz uu0 S9iissrYs
bereine bstbeiligen neroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

SAT- ale Gambler Der @elt peroen,
mebr ober minoer oFficieu, Bel elmer
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

5eler bertreten iein,
Die I'M 9erbit bisfss
Sabres nit grOBt=
moslihem 9laR5s in
9sp gOrt in icsHe
eeiebt Deroen fol-,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

Die gu6dHsr habtn ron ihrsH gro
zen Better uno Sc
GubanHebes frsisT uHtlt sam
ansfunFts. mag4es RIblins ass
Sursan. lfFni. 50 Sat BIZ
eu6aunts 9tpublit
isss eth Snformationsbu,sau sinsss
ritiss. 81 nsFsu 9oritano QvaFosnt
Gomts zen 3si.gHssmaHn 9son :.
Gcno1a srHaunt Bat GsrftIts II nit
zen 9er65ltniHsn seE Gntintn auf eas
gsususits tss1azt uno ssTHs beEsis.
attn. si re CT isn zszstz, Gus,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

Die ,3iffsru beben pieoer bic iRtereis
iante 3batlahe berpor, ME Hobe 4rzf
gentinien nit Ieiner Mei3snausfubrl
unisrsm eigenen 2anos ssTiidt lit. Sin
MISREPRESENTATION Mint fir aIs, ME
Iebr Die BreistreibereieH Der ghieaae&r
Observation-Disclosures unfersm sigsH6n
Export ssInoeet baben.
Sponisn bat Elm nationals attersJ
periiherunssIpitem ms 9sben seruss
fen, fpeldss benz belsifaen nahsebiI=l
bet 1T. @egeH 9eponiruns BON 5
Gentimos, (peniger ais 1 genD iGgli9i
pom 3ehnten bis gum So. Sdhr pirp
cine 8enIion BON I Befatd go esntsD
tdgIi6 ausas3ablt. Merosn b01ere Bel
trdge eings5ahIt. 10 erA6bt iid auh bic
qeniion. 9tuBsroem erbaItsu bic penA
RORdre sinsn Mntbsil an Dem lleberA
ftaB, renn Elm FOLDER ~porbdnoen ieinI
IOnte. SIN S~onssIdns piro Der Be-
traa ben @rben ausbs3ablt. Der
6toat beIfreitet ale gernaltungsnnss
sobeR. Man bafft. hab in 10 Sabren
cine Miaion gsnIiOR6re pOrbaR0en
ieiu miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

Die llrIadea Der Tounutb bei
WenidsH un0 SuHoen gu srgrunosn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

Die MsAls uno Beissnausfubr beg
aGt pidtisiten Wei3eneebiets Der GrEs
belief Ii1 in benz nit Dem /. Suli aAs
ssloufenen Sabre auF 480. TAI, 090
guTbsIs ssssn 494. 103.OO i'm 9br=
ia6re uno 536.560,OO0 Dor 3psi Sab
rem. Der @si5enerpnrt Der Isbts5i 10
Wouote sntiprint ungsf6br Der @r0be
bss Wsi3snconiums Der Der. Stahten.
Den ar0BteR Wei3enerport, u1mlfh
173,s52.000 9ufhsis,' battle yunisr
2ono. Der 6Iport Der Z afoeren
Qdnoer feli fa ME folat:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

Sn esniesu Ngngttn hahsr bic &a1ss
loaner spor us&ssou unisa. q 81
;Stfis stg Slais. &c al eit 6rsiiti,t
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01
AHrrlri POM Gupr.

g6as. 80. GIioi. Der bisbsrise 9rds
IiOsnt Der uniperiitat Sar0aro. bat in
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-01

baben fi6 Or. gbas.
90. Dulles uno an
osrs tiidtiss 4er3te
Der llHiperiitdt YenHs
fplnanid CUR Aufs
gdbe semaht Il. ipeit=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
FLYING TEAM
STOPPED BY
A PATRO[MAN
Gritty Officer Crasped Un-
bridled Runaways by
Name and Nose and Held
on Until They Stopped.

Spectators who saw the Wild
fiight Of team on sixth ay. s. and
Weller VI. shortly before noon to
day we're loud In their praise OF
the nerve and pluck Of Patrolman
A. n. Mayou. who brought the
frightened animals 10 a stop after
a dash Of more than four blocks.
Maynu's feat was considered all
the more remarkable because the
animals wore no brides. and TO
check their flight the pincky patrol
man was forced 10 grab one OF the
animals by the name and nose.
The horses for some unknown
reason started down Sixth ay s, on
tho dead run. pulling behind them
a air, wagon. Mayou came upon
the fleeing animals and ~ they
pounded past him he sprang n one
Of the horscs and grabbed him by
the nose and name with a grip Of
steel. The team dragged him sew.
eral hundred yards before their
flight was halted. May0u then
sought the driver Tom urquharL
and placed him under arrest for al.
lowing his team TO stand untiod.
The patrolman thought more Of ar
resting Iirquhart than he did Of his
merry feat urquhart will be ar,
rained IN police court tomorrow
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
CAM 7 STAND
THIS MAN s
FOOD FADS
Mrs. Sumner Grimes Asks
for Divorce from Man
Who Switches His Diets
With the Months.

because her husband Is food
faddtsti" Mrs summer Grimes has
sued fur divorce. Grimes is an
expert accountant
one month the Grimes live on 4
vegetarian diet. the next month but
uneeoked food Ia consumed. and the
third month they Try Fietcherism.
according 10 Mrs Grimes. all be-.
cause her husband has dyspepsia.
Mr. CRIMES dyspepsia doesn't i'm.
prove his temper she says. and hc
Is continually In an uubearahly had
temper, She complains that he 4
not tentrnt with trying his FAD
diets on himself, but insists that the
res, Of the family eat what he rats
whether they suffer from dyspepsia
or not.
First Grimes prcaehss the gospel
Of vegetarianirm. she states. and
the family tahoos meat. Then Ne
reads in a health magazine that raw
frult and vegetables aud nncnoked
meat 4 the way 10 put dyspepsia on
the bum. "flsteherism- il the Kos.
pel Of chewing your food well, and
the family laws are still aching
frpm pFetracied maetlcHiian.
All Of which has impaired tho
health u herself and one child. she
alleges. and has made life with her
husband unh~nrahls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
Accuses Them Of Eloping
and the Two Are Now
Held in the King County
Jail.

Mrs. Eba achelle. wife Of the pro
prIetor of schello's Grotto, aud A. c.
pcRoy. a jewelers. clerk at nelling-
ham. are in the King county jail I'M
der a warrant issued in whatoom
county charging DeRoy with elop-
ing with Mrs. sohello.
The couple were arrested in Bel.
bingham Saturday night and brought
here Sunday morning. schelle
came to sec his wife yesterday and
they quarreled. He then went to
Belllngham and had a warrant
sworn out against the pair
Mrs sehello has been missing for
four weeks. She Is said to have
told her husband she was going to
North Yakima to visit sister, and
when money he had sent her there
was returned. he first susplcloned
the truth.
The romance reads more like a
chapter from q novel than story
Of real life.
DeRoy and Mrs sehelle were
childhood sweothcarts back In
New Brunswick. She married an.
other man and they moved across
the continent to Seattle, where
-. ,....s rich naHnv fiuutiV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
Howard w. Stone Slowly
Stransles Himself to
Death After Protractcd
Drunk.

Howard W. Stone. a iaborer. 10
years old. wound up seven-day
spree yesterday BY hanging himself
In the Riverside school woodshed,
The body waA found shortly before
7 O'Clock this mornins BY "a Few,
who resides near the school house,
Stone had knotted a rope to a raj
ter and then slipped moose
about his neck. The suicide evident.
" raised his feet from the ground
until he slowly strangied TO death
The body was taken 10 the under
taking establishment Of Butterworth
4 Sons BY Deputy Coroner A. c.
Hiil.
In the suicides coat pocket was
found u receipt from knights Of
Pythias' Diamond lodge No. 2s6. Of
Hiawatha. Kansas, paid up to Janu-
airy /. 1910 A card bearing the
address Of Brown Bros, liquor deal.
ers at South Seattle. was also
found.
J. D. Brown. a member Of the
firm. aaid that Stone came from
Clifton. Ohio and that his mother,
Mrs. Annie Stone. resides there.
Stone had been drinking heavily
for week" said Brown today He
was employed at tho South Seattle
brick yards and boarded with a
Mrs. Snyder there. Stone left ny
place Of business Saturday night
about 70 O'Clock know Of no reai
son for his aolfdostfuotion except
dependency brought on by drink"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
LITTLE PROTECTIVE
BILL HAS Been LOST

A. V. Boulllon, superintendent OF
public utilities, wants to know what
the city council has done with his
ordinance which gave the city pow.
or to examine all public service mo.
ters upon the request Of any citizen.
The bill was presented last aepiem.
Der, and the council committee
buried 1t without ceremony. Mr..
Bouillon wrote the council a letter
today asking what has become OF
his ordinance,
The bill provided that any cit.
lien who felt that his meter was
slipping over a few rounds every
once in a while al the consumers
expense. could appeal TO the city
and have tho meter tested. The
cost would be charged up to the
citizen making the kick. and the
expense to the city would be moth.
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
CHEESE SANDWICHES
FOR MICHIGAN FOLK

Cheese sandwiches will be pre-.
senied to every Michigan visitor at
the exposition tomorrow, at their
club building on the grounds. with
the compliments OF Fred N. War.
ner. governor Of Michigan, who In
private life ia a large manufacturer
OF cheese. Two enormous eheesea
arrived at the Michigan club yester-
day for distribution. with the Cover
nors compliments, TO all Michigan
people at the fair tomorrow. The
cheese distribution At noon will be
followed by q program Of addreasoa
at the Auditorium at 230, Lieut.
Gov. r. J. Kelly, OF Michigan. max.
Ing the principal address Gov.
Hay. Mayor Miller and Director
General Nadeau. OF the exposition.
will speak.
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s. S. 0HIO'S OFFICERS TELLA
COMPLETE STORY OF WRECK
They Had Just Turned the Boat to Go Further off
Shore When the Rock Ripped Hole in Her Bot
tom-Engine Room Crew Stood by Their Engines
Nobly-Only Four Drowned.
OFFICERS STATEMENTS

AN uncharted pinnacle rock caused the wreck Of the
Ohio. The collision unavoidable While
closer than usual to port shore
The fact that than four lives lost due
Chief Engineer Raymond and his assistants remaining at
their posts capt. JOHN JOHNSON
"Quartcmaster Albert Anderson whose life was lost,
the wheel when the Ohio struck The story that
George Ecces wireless operator received responses
his wireless appeals for help is He remained at
his instrument until the dynamo refused work and then
killed deck by some flying object"-PILoT S. F.
SNOW
although water rushed down the boilers and be-
gan fill the engine Immediately after seraped
over the rock remained down there and kept the engine
going top speed reach Carriers bay distance Of
and half miles My men knew that unless they remained
their post all would be lost"-CHIEF ENGINEER Z.
W. RAYMOND.
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Troubles never come sihgly. II
never rains but It pourss
Sadly true to the saying Is the
depiorahle case Of Mrs Ella Bolton,
tho destitute mother Of seven chill
dren. who was robbed recently OF
clothing for her babies, and for
whom The Star started a subscrip-
tion. appealing to thieves for help,
Immediately afterwards Seventeen
dollars came In and was turned over
To Mrs, Bolton, but fate had proceed
ed fortune and now, with her hua-
hand lying on cot In Chehalia
hospital and her seven little ones
absolutely dependent on cold char
lty for their livelihood. Mrs Bolton
Ia confined at the city hospital here
IN Seattle
Suffice to say that the very
thought Of her little loved ones, alone
and uncsred for, with their father
a tuhercular Victim IN the hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
N0RWEG|ANS
HAVE GREAT
DAY At FAIR
Spectacular and Historical
Events Prove to be Most
Interesting and Success
full.

The greatest national pageant Of
the AlY-P. exposition. that of Nor.
way day. was Witnessed at the fair
today IN two snectaolea. the landing
Of the viking ship on the Lake
Washington shores. and the parade
OF the fair grounds. IMPLYING nine
periods In Norwegian history, from
the earliest traditions to the IN.
vahion OF the kl0ndike By the
modern Vikings. And no small part
Of the crowd NJ the fair grounds
Vas composed Of hardy Sofsemon
whose fortunes were founded In the
golden north
The pretty spectacle Of the viz,
ings landing took place at a little
before ! O'Clock. Capt Eric Thornie
and his crew sweeping matestlcAlly
across Union bay 10 view OF the big
crowd which gathered Alongshorc
10 watch them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
This WOMAN HAS
LOST Her CHARM
FOR J. c. WHEATON

J. c, Wheaton, Of 1858 18th av,
W, is very anxious to ascertain
tho whereabouts Of a woman he
describes as weighing us pounds,
brown hat. coarse features, wrlnkled
face and sloppy appearance wear
Ing a black skirt, white shirt waist
a quarter length coat and a
black basket hat
Mr. Wheaton, in a report to the
police, says he wandered into the
Scenic cafe, ON upper First ay,, and
there met the black basket hat
Wheaton and the vision taxicahbed
II to hence, and later Mr. Wheaton
lost the big hat aud then discovered
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up bis railroad interests. but 10
planning 10 leave the mirror details
TO krutischnlli and |. y. Lorrs.
Lores Il tutor for young W.
Avefill Hartman. Who Is expected
10 undertake hls fathers work
u f. reported that Hartman 10
suffering from hardening Of the
spinal column The operation II
said 10 have consisted Of The rcmov-
Ing Of two Of the refiebrae. which
relieved pressure upon the cord.
Il Is understood that partial par.
alysis yet IN before tho operation
was finished Hartman must wear
a plaster cast for several monihs
but his complete recovery Il en-
pected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
FOUR U. S. SENATORS
SEE THE FAIR TO-DAY

-Four members Of the United
States senate committee on irrigal
tion. which is touring the West In.
sesiisating numerous irrigation
projects. were entertained at the A.
ffP exposition today, being
lnHched at the New York State
building and shown about by expo
sition officials The visitors are
Thomas II Carter. Of Montana,
George E Chamberlain. OF Oregon.
Francis +. Warren, OF Wyoming.
and Thomas II. Payuter. Of Ken.
lucky.