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elizabeth Cert.

@5 ft0rb am /. Snuinr 1909. G.t0 GDcnhS.
GltSnbcfB Scrt in ibrcr lettsn ySobmlng. ri.
350j. Guitcrur9lpcHuc. Ni9blanotopI, lSit.pe
Dee bertlorberCGl ocnrp Cert. int FILLER pom SIS
5nhren. pic. 3eit Der EceroionHS rirb ipdter
Gnae3e.at. 90
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GipiOenOen
&erm;id,te Au3eigen.
.Nnfruf.-

-Nnfruf.--
Bic Rahftebenb aneefii9rleu Periouer:
|. &ciucr, WiathGus, gcburcu AM S. Npril
9tprii 1867 in SebIucb. 8e5irisumt Stniiels
iiein. NreiS GberfrGnleu, ooer beicn 9rbel;
.. MDhoe, Seturid, Martin nao Srhauues
aari, |pcrnmbIi@ aus RifieS bel Yiooa. in
GbcrbeiiCu. ooer brcn GrbeI,
tucroeu cTNutbt. het benz llHisr6cihEetcU per
lonlicD ODER idlrtfilid ith III Iuelbeu.
lin H~u1lurit iioer oerGl 9erDleib o6er auIc'
ben tOiro erfudi,
NalttmorC. no. ben /. Snnuav 1909.
Scr tdiicritd1c 9pufuI.
III GeriretlHg:
y. Ru1itrdt.
fJdEl, 60, $40 1aRD Rr. :, GibsSahfir.
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Gua @nuocS g d a q NJ i
bnt fir sic ab1olouienc critic Sdlftc
0cs lnuienocn Ted)nu1gsjnbrcs -
I. SSllli bis 81. Ge5enlber 1908 -- eir
Iefi3it BON 6IH Milliouen Dollars
icitacitelt. Gle 3ouc craaben ctma%
iibcr t39 WfiIlionen Gintilnitc. Die
Snlonoiteuern gegen 100 MiIlionen,
ipo3u nod 25l2 Millionen Collars
9uil0cS.Ginnubnicr nllS auberell
Guelcn fonmen. 8cgeu Die gleihc
3cit hc9 &oriabrcS III bus Gin Nild.
gang bon mebr ais 2114 Mlllionen
al 30ucu, / Wilionen on SIllauo
iteuern unb BON 3 Millionen aus al
oercu Guellcil. Gic Nllisgabcu iinb
aber gegcu oaS @orinGr I'M 33 Mil
liollen Neitiegcu. Sic bclieicu lid
a,ti 3jS Mtinionen Collars, lpopon
ous &ricga.S eparteincnt ollcin 1919
Willioncn nlcbr IN Aniprud] unbnl,
olS in Der crItcn SGltc ocs porherac-
bcnocn Si&foliobrcS.
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Gucian Stehlc.

6 ftarb an 81. 9eiember 1908 2ncian
etehle i'm 80. Sabre feineS 4ebcne. Gle Ne
%croilu1g finbet samTiug, ocn 2. Samiar, ! ubr
WtorGens, bon ieiner leBfel Wobnung, gr.
1901, 4&eitseerinGtons StraBe, aus itatt. Bel.
ieplliG aui Der "%aSCiicru Gemeterp,"
- I1-(l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

auc Wttgltcher Der Undertakes anb gca9
OiunerS Wt0ciltion- belorseu &utidlen fhr We.
ernt3na8en nuG allen Gtaots5rieob6fen fir lie
$3.50
=. Grumles, Seiretar.
q

ghream: ar. 81, 9Seh, saratpaasstraNe, nnb
&~aupt'Giugnng: Treoerif.9ipao.
Vear1buibpldtc bon $2o an inter beitlnotger
iper0en i'm IretbIauS am Sa%i;pt.GtrglHa uefun'
pen. Inner Igcnt iuirp, iuelr sepiinftt, oor'
fprcGen. OPP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Ter Rationale 2 Of il tcr1s
bitlto Der &ereinigten Staotcn aicbt
fi'r oos Ied,ste 9robe NationoleS diit.
5cilfeit tas in Ser ietten Waimode
mo IN ocr criten Slltiipod)e 1910 i'm
Sd)iitenport bon llnior.SiM N..S.,
a~b1ebalten miro. cine Shiisen. Sci.
iltnA baralls. las critic Seit Ser off.
iieIlcn Monnisidriit lit an +. So.
mar III Sobotcn Ms. erId)icncn.
ldon mlo reid alla9eitnttet. 9a*
ledlste 9ruloes.S GiiBenicIt ion al eli.
mem GrfolI gcitaltat nerbel,. Scr Dem
2 hilfenruelcn heS 2anoes 81 cincm
crnclttcn 2ii,fbliihen perbilit. Tcsa
halb tolrint Der Gorltano OeS Bun
ccS ifon iebt nil iciller 3eitid,riit.
bulltit ollie @iitglieoer iiber sic Gor.
guil9c inuerbalb oes @nnoes inior.
niirt iueroen mo cine lu%irfionlc BRO.
pagonSo fiir oaa Set unb oalnit
oitd) fir oos Ieutid)thm III ben Ser.
einigten Stnuten be.reiben f6nneil.
Us lit oaS 9cltrcGen oes NofipnoIelt
Sd)itsenblnlbcS. aild) NIT onocret
oeltiden &crbinbel,. nit Sen Sllr.
nern mo SIngern. iiir oie Grbaltuno
Der fnlturforbernoen %oei,tid)eir Sit
feit mo 8ebrdlthc oils eeidloiiel,e
8eIeQif)ait eill5iltreiell. Ser 4reis
Der Woratsif,rift beirdet ,ebn Gents
pro Nnnnier. 3uidriitcn iinb al,
GriiIt Stolloe. 9r. got, @aibirgton.
itrabe, 8oboten, M. sl rid,tet.
&it einem ieIten d. onen
Gage 1T ons alte Sabr III Der Ser
ienfung ueridipunbel1, nto nit Ell.
i,en ionnisen @intertas 1T Dos neue
cinacsoaen. Ger anfone par ne.
nigitcrs idou. Sns lit ihon ct,paS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Gie q 0 oufti o II
Wolo un0 Silbcr in oeu &erclniaten
Stuaten iii i'm obBel0rIelien Sabre
aeoeu 1907 I'M emo iiini Milllonel!
Collars 5uriidgeganQcn. Is MN.
Den et,pu bier Wtilipncu Solo mo
~onnGberno cine Wiiniou Collars in
Silber ipenigcr ju Gage ge'oroer1.
al5 in 1907. SN1mcrbin belief iid
Die @oloprohnttiou in 1908 ollI runo
9OIa Wtillionen GollnrS, sic Silber
ollsbeutc nuT 31H Wilionen.
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Scnrp Is. Scmslcr.

IS itdrb am 81. Se5ember 1905 Srurs Is.
aeb: Grau!, i'm utter bon ~ Jobrca. Sic sc
~croi8ln9 tttoel Wcutag, ! utr IL UiorpeltS.
bon lcilier lcttclt NoblIn9. gft. cts, 9toro.
@niile StraBe aus HIATT. mo Dam udcb Der 81.
Dtlddele stirGc. 100 nm s Nor cine Wlelie fir
cas- Setl 'circr SceIe cc!ebrirt miro.
D-4)
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GraiS Hibae Gcmetern.

Der ioeaic Sricbbrf non Baltimore, nabe
Etieepinc. Siuei cIe!triide Gnbn'Ginien uno
Gii~Tlieo.8ouIeonro brett 6nri SriebDoi. ellie
inter i~tdnhiger 9tifliGt. Rtebriee
9reiie. Seriarat bic neuen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Siireou: ar. III, siprc.S harles- etrake. 3efSe
Telephone. (gpriI2S-)
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f6a,l, iper ga 1T. Damn fommt ober
Die Souptiad)e bes fiinltIeriid)en
9lbenogenulicS. Ser S%6bepuntt 6cs
MsuiifbrdmaS etroo - meinen Gic>
Seine Soce! Die Sauptldde lit sic
9roBe Eoliic, m1brcnh Der Die Gnmen
am Nrm Der Scrren promenircn mo
sic berrlidc 9Sroht ibrer Soilctten
unb grilontell 5eigen f0nncn. Tob
Dem groBen 3riidenatt3torio idbollt
man nod ein pcnig in Ole Sogcn bin.
cin, mo cinige Winutcil Dor II llbr
podt man Gperuglo5 unb Hibifill Il.
iGbrt nad Souie, @o3 ionit nod ali
Ser 9iitne uorgebt 6a& acbt cineM
ni6tS un. Us lit lpirtlid) 10 Dat
gum 9eiipiel bel .5ombauIer" on&
Fltblitum nod) @olfram'S Sieo an
Oclt gbcnoiteru aliiteht ullb Oapon4
IGilit. Ger Tcnor, Ger nad) gSol
iram'3 @ieO ais SounbGille r Die Gee
lie bctritt, Iill9t ben SdlIlB lclner
Gartic iiir lid, feline Eartlcr llno Den
Gupcllmeiitcr. Gbenlo gut f0nnte CT
nit ibnelt, aarten ipielcn. ga, id)
gctraue MIDI 5u iuettcll: Die iUenlglten
Nbonnentcn ooer Stantmgultc oe3
metropolitan Opera &oule" lui'le!i,
!uic Ole @cid)id)te Jomlb1ulcr'9 nit
Der orlleu Gliiabctb ci0entlid} aus
geDt."
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.,Sarriiou 4csmanrntcr Sanpereiu."
81. Observation-Disclosures lilIo SeuiHteHirabl
an! Eienitag, 3. Sannar. 4lrl.t 9 llbr. in gtr.
I25. Oh QeriiGtoIl ; StruBe. glIseroroeitilth
~iuidiiGc eieibifte bcbtagcn Die TnlpeiCEIhett
uger MliiGlieocr.
G.. &dgnrr, Tr0foent.
CD Z. WiciRe, Setretdr.
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lorraine.

Mafertit. - gnrfartis. - syrietlih.
sBeftlIb bon gBnlbrool cine uno cine ualhe
IPetle. mortt SollnfgSnagor. unb Gorraiue,
Wasaol5 bret biz 6url Gingdng. @eioc Ies
leptore. Gioei, Nureau int oriticn JIur eeS
llntpns2ruli'Gebdiees," Charles. ano 1asette.
etrakt. (Ut atdIS.3&S)
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Ralttmorc. 3 sa,taaaaag 1909. I.
Sic rcgclmGbige iaoriidc- @crldmInlu1la Der
gtttio!lIre Der ,,Widrhlmto SufIlltN GUmpanb"
piro am Sunnsrtaa, oel ~. Sdnlar. 1890
giorH1, IN oelt &iireaH Der Gcmpaanie fhltts
ItnoeIl.
C2.IG.Stt) Seirefdt.
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@~crIammlunsS In5eigeu.

,0sarblenb Sdder.0eretu."
Seite eltcno MISUNDERSTANDING lno gIi'
be5abluls Der Hettrage.
Aug. 8uat,
(2)- SglrsfIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

5GbIcn oIio 100000 6amilien ODER
so Erosent aIler 6omilicn entlpeher
fcineS ODER mir Elm oScr 3tpei bod.
items ober brei 9inoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Gepraientant Z ID 0 II
bon iSopa bot Den Goridlag gemudt,
iiit bic beporiteGanoe 9incolnsS eier
~baiouoerc Roitnlarfcn bcral$5ugcben.
Der @c0onfe tit gchiB nidt libel, mo
oc3 Gontcs idmmtliGer 8rieimorfcn
SoMmler fam &r. Iuipiun inter al.
len llmitduban iider iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

dc 3eitrugen
peroifentlid)en Die neueiien i%iaiiiti.
iflen angoben i,bcr ole GAIL Ger Sir.
Der III ben fron5oiiid,en sSouilien.
Geln8eindbt 9ieht cs 11.3t500D lu.
Observation-Disclosures. Bon oieien
beiiten 1,s0i,710 tcin aino; 1866.
III itIr zines; , sIbler 1864 9SS; 8
1,643A26; 4 9S7,39s; ) 566.76s; 6
327.2it: Z tS2 sos; s 1929: 8 A..
1913; 10 20.639; II 1905 II. /. III. Gs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Scltame Nemerfun0en
i'ber has onlcrifaniihe Spernneien
Dot Der Gresbener ScnoriIt @urridl1
1en1odlt. Gr crtlGrt, oab sic 3obleu.
Die ilber omcrifuniid)c @aItipicIc mad,
Neitld)lonn gclongcn. ~rerlogen" iino
lino cbenIo Die meiitcu Veridtc iiber
'enlotlonclle Grfolgc u%lropGiid)er
"Stars." Seibit elmer ser penigcl
HltnItler. bic o'riibcu mirfIid)e GrIoI.
&c batter, Der Sangcr bon Nop, bot
ca I'M lestcu 8altipieIiobr. icinenl
od)ter oritbcll. nlr aiii 500 SoIlor3
Ti,r Den Ibcno 9ebrad)t. @cleien ober
bahen mir hnS GrciFod1e. @urrialt
eriohlt ilber hos SbcatersH i,blituu
Nem Dcrf'a mo iiber sic anaebIide
SSagl,er i. @eoei'ierune Der Donfees.
Gr 'o1t: yIie @ogner . @oritellllr.
gen iino b'riihen sic an idlledtcItct
be'lftcn. Sic @cifidtc lit ocn 9el,-
ten ofIcnbar %Ianolueilig. l,no lpeua
'd,on mirflid, eiltn1aI cine iplhc Ihif.
fiibruna inteniiperes Snterciie her.
rorruft. iuic 1libert iid ga Dos ,Sns
~tere'lc oes FnblifurlS. uno eerooe oes
pornebmiten, reidlitenl Ser 9e9inn
Der @urlteLlng lit ali s llbr Itcnos
Ie'tgeiert. ~Mon" fommt aber crit
um 8 ltbr. "a tretcll in Der @orItet
lnna Die Gierer nit ocn elcftriihcr
Slii5lateri'en i'll Der SAITH IN Ole 81.
gen eia ,uie weiien Del, Serrid,afiei
ate Site on. las III Elm aon,men "
@cNcn, MOI beariiBt iia,. h1lt lin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

Walters are often Disseminated
against and falsely attacked for
dishonesty such Ia In many cases
The point when a patron believes
he has been oyeFcharged BY a
waiter.
Not forgetting the old adaEc that
there arr black sheep IN even
herd. the blame IN many Instances
ls put upoa the sruuE man. There
fore. patrons Who are In doubt o.
TO their attendants honesty, have
In the checking system in use BY
tha go calied firAtelasa houses In
the city. the best medium TO enn.
troll their men,
WHOM an employer doubts his
servants honesty. II proves first
his Inability 10 select a nrsteiAaH
crax. There are in Seattle cor
pofaiiona who not only can fur
niah fira, class walters, but who
will also be glad TO accept any
complaints against any man
through their offices. in fact, the
black lisi proposed BY the Hotel
Keeper association 10 keep out of
the craft undesirable employees. IL
already In force. although u has
never been put into effect, owing
10 the lack OF understanding on
behalf Of tho employers. who pre-
fer to engage their help al the
door instead Of calling At 70
liable office which furnishes ne
help fres OF charge, both 10 the
employer aud emplpye.
The result is that large num.
Der Of undesirable men In this way
get employment, leaving the hon
90, portion. who do not wish 10 90
from door to door begging for
work. ont Of the question.
Good advice TO patrons will b.
that In trying TO control the
waiter. they also control the house
they patronIze. Il certainly all do
psnds upon which house do no,
cut them all with the same shears,
but while there are dishonest walt
ers. there are also dishonest en-
pioyera. One special case shall
here be mentioned.
A man enters a Ho.oallcd firat.
class Seattle restaurant, ordering
a pint ef efiquot. which the waiter
most honestly serves him. after
this another bottle o. the same
imported brand u ordered and now
the manager took a hand In the
business. handing out to the walter
bottle OF California sparkling
wine. worth about 70 cents. with
the instructions To uncofk Il he
fore approaching the table The
bottle. we'll wrapped up In nap
kin. was TO be brought back I'm.
medlhtely when emptied, so Az 10
avoid possible discovery Of this
bottle Of wine. which was sold "a
C1Iqu0t and charged at $3.50
II was not the walter who sand
bagged the patron in this case.
II would be advisable for any
walters association To also black.
list such employers who use their
employees TO enrich themselves.
knowing that some employe will
not protest for fear Of losing a not
too well paid position,
This as 10 dishonesty. but what
can anyone expect from such a
aldo F.arvbodv Euowa that Iudna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE E==27=&
PILES AND JONES

In the list of those who fought good fight for the Gople
during the consideration Of the tariff bill in the United States
senate there appears neither the Of Samuel H. Piles nor
Wesley l.. Jones'
II. the list Of those whom Adreh could always depend
upon is the Mans Of Senator Piles.
In the list Of those who weakened under pressure that OF
Senator Jones.
The tariff fight is nearly There arc few formal
tiles to be gone throughthe adjustment in conference com
mtee OF the differences between the Payne and Adreh bills
and the signature OF the president That is all.
The result is Aldrieh ii 1t is revision UPWARD
Wealth wins and the with the market basket will
shoulder the burden
But good fight was made by some. and it is time to tell
who these some are The roll of honor long In the
senate the fight waged without regard party lines The bur
den Of the opposition carried by democrats few
repubeansabout seven be speeiedd the real work of
attempting to make the law favorable to the great body
OF the consuming public.
The agh, was not an easy one 1t was no sham battle All
the power of ntrenehed majority turned upon them
Those who made this ghthat is who stood In and
out always on the firing line without yielding and without
promise-were;
Bevsridse Bristow clapp cummins Deliver LaPole,'e
and Nelson all republicans.
majority OF the democratic senator's became participants
in the iayors of the Adeh bill They may be called Po,ee
ton democrats" By ayos to their their opposition
Bankhead Daniels Foster Hughes Of Colorado Johnston Of
Alabama MeLaurin Martin. MeEnery. Payner, Smith Of
Maryland Stone OF Missouri Taiafeuo, Taylor and Tman
few democrats remained un,anted and who opposed
the Adeh bill the end Gore Newands, Owen and
Rayner.
The nominal leader Of the democrats in the senate sin
guary inactive and silent No voice heard less frequently
than that OF Culberson.
The Of the tariff bill really rested with the following
republican members Of the Borah Bourne, Burket
MeCumber Burton Curtis Jones Of Washington and Warner
The above should properly be discussed in chap
ter devoted weak sisters 1t is intended here bring
them all into wholesale condemnation What they did OF
them did under provoeaon and with mg circumstances
They could stand the Aldch pressure Home eonsid
eratons were too much for them
The backbone OF the tariff yotethe thick and thin, stand
pat high tariff members OF the the following; AID
rich Bandegee Briggs Bukeley Burnham Burrows, Carter
Crane cullom Depew Dick, Dillingham; Dixon. du Pout FL
kns Flint Frye Gainger, Gamble Guggenhem, Hale Hey
burn Kean Lodge McEnery Nixon. Oliver Page, Penrose
Perkins Piles Richardson Root Scott Smith OF Michigan
Smoot Stephenson Sutherland Warren Wenore and Foster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22


Moving picture shove for the
people. free Of all cost, have come
TO London to stay, aud are drawing
crowds OF thousands Over In the
leper ridden colony Of Molokal, on
tho Hawaiian islands. tho pltlml
people who are dying a slow death
are likewise eheered by moving
picture shows. and there Ia no cor.
ner Of the earth where films and
the moving picture machines have
not gone.
Now tho National Conference Of
Charities is considering a plan TO
give free picture shows for the
slum children In the United States,
and the big firms have promised
TO help the cause.
On clear nights screens will bo
put up In public parks and play
grounds. and tho pictures will ap-
pear as plainly as IN building.
ny this means the tenement dis
trioth will got fresh air, amuBo-
mont and instruction at the same
dine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

why. pofothea exclaimed the
Mortified mother coming upon hef
daughter pufinH over an old volume
IL cungrrfen plNNh Hh1W many
times have I told ypa that those Old
dramas afu not ~ Tor you 70 read
why mamma. 1 didnt khuw
they $50" began tho airL but her
mother stafniY snya,
ut you 90 not Immediately throw
that book IN Tho fife ! will cancel
the Invitations Tor youf bah party
60 see The iAifis Daughters q the
ufsat white WAY Chicago fust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

HI HAD EIGHTY DOLLARS BoR.
Rowup MONEY IN HIS uN.
PAID FOR CLOTHES.

AZ last momentous question
has been settled Judge Thomas
burke, one Of saattlos richest
men, did not bit the town pennlloau
~ years ago. whom ho came from
Michigan,
mo, sir. be says. Il had $50 In
borrowed money and u new suit
OF clothea which were not paid for,
when ! arrived
lilo was d full flndgcd lawyer,
with lots OF blackstone, lots of
apunk and lots Of heavily hanging
time wheu he came. he liked the
town the minute he arrived.
This city was a burE " 800 In
habitahta then but II grow rapidly.
and Thoinaa burke gfow with Il.
His Flrst Case Lucky.
This picture was taken several
years after he had won his first
case. but Il la resemblance Of him
Al that time
The Judge is of tho opinion that
his first case was ono Of hla luck.
lest Il waa lucky because II
brought him n volume OF business
In after years
Il was ease where he defended
a whole ships crew OF mutinoue
sailors who were In jail Al Port
Townsend with no funds and with
every chance Of seeing the inside
Of government psnitentlary for a
number Of years TO come.
He Wanted Work.
Judge burke read OF their plight
IN the daily papers. and because Of
the staEnAnt condition Of the legal
market. decided 10 take their case
from mere charitable motives. Ills
defense waa that the boat, the
Caroline Reed. was nothing more
nor leas than floating coffin. and
that men Who would not mntiny
when compelled TO ship In a crafi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

For the Of procuring pua such
would ordinarily be contained IN household commonly
iorred to BUCKET two Juvenile persons opposite vulgar
Known as Jack and JILL assembled steep elevation face
OF mature IN me course Of ha proceeding the first
vdual stumbled and losing his equilibrium tho
law OF grayy and peclplatod distance point
on the decyy sustaining simultaneously fracture
MUM Fortunately escaping such serious physical injury
nne companion smnaed his deacen quite successfully although
mere seems have been absent motive beyond the
stinct Of imitation
search OF all geographical reference works falls show
that THIS has been given what properly belongs 10 TIA
the worlds greatest waterfalls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

sold our Savior for 80 silver coins
10 Why trouble your couHeiasee a.
10 the difference between 3 bottle
Of California sparkling and rial
cllquotf "Aoh. tho money stays ia
In the family
To the patrons Who ffeqheni rs
tAhllnhmontn whefe you feel sure
tho manager IL an hsbast man,
you may be assured that Yoa sill
also bo served BY honest Waifefa
A. the master ls. 40 are his scr.
wants
BUTLER HOTEL WAITER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

swbY. said the first Athletic
haantef. every morning hsforr
breakfast ! set q bucket and pull
ap % gallons from The well"
That's nafhinK rFfnftrl tho
other 4 set q btsat ever morning
and pail W tho river "-UniYefuaiist
Leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

Of such roltonneaa were mlserahly
lacking In tho spirit which CON.
poses the average American eitl'
sen.
Ho won the ease. and not only
that but hn secured q 900 damages
for the members Of tho crew be
cause Of the hArdahlps which they
were compelled TO undergo.
Ton years later the captain Of
the same ship. whom young Law
yer Burke 40 Foundly scored In his
address to the jury. employed the
now more developed attorney 10 de
fcnd him against a manslanKhter
charge,
He Was a Fighter.
hut that l. Just one eaae Tom
Burke wAA a fighter. small In
stature. maybe. but always on the
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l, mus; have been quite a shock
to several weiiiodo persons to
learn that walters are human he.
ings. more or less endowed with
self respect
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Iob when II came 20 Herapping for
his clients interests, and he did Il
10 honestly aud fairly that they
called him Honest Tom Burke,
Like all physically small men who
have become more or less Ereat,
several cndeAring names aud sobfi-
quets were hung onto him. judge
burke laughed and took II all 10
good part aud kept on fighting and
talking Ito talked Just because
Il was natural The words came
then IA they DO now In after dinner
speeches. In a pretty sequence. and
apparently without effort
Cases and Aonora came 10 Tom
Burke. with the result that today
he IL ono Of FOUR" most successful
lawyers, and has a BIT more than
eighty borrowed dollars aud an un.
paid for suit Of clothes
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Nc Collier ueWnq There are
whole lot n worse men In this Norid
than I am
Nrs Collie nowne-Doa'i b. such
q paasimist
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Either the great faunal natural
ist has the sleeping sickness, the
wires are down. or else Why this
East African silcneef
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Mfa M should sls would you
ever forget mef
NJ ri think not The Doctor
aid that I will suffer from dyspep-
sia all M life -=-kansaa city Jour
nal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

The police have so many elewE
to the slsel murderer that his 90.
cape Is almost a certainty.
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VINO tfaahies othefa has no re.t
himself Italian
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Husband Ina just going round 10
see simpson. my deaf Have you
any message for his wifsf
Nifs=u. that ndlous woman. she
makes me III Yes. Eiyer haf my
love sffapa
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Well, anyhow. the Calhoun jury
bea, the new Cedar river pipe line.
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When man puts thousand
kisses In love iHttsr there isn't
room enough TOT much sense Dial
las News
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Is one apt to get bruised In learn
Ing 20 ride tho hicYrlsr'
not u you make u rule 10 stop
when the bicycle stops"
w hat do yan meanf'
SOME riders keep on going ~
Louisville Courier Journal.
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Tie reason a woman knows her
husband il brave IL he Isn't afraid
70 swear over me tslephons whom ita
against the rules New York Press
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II Is lot easier Tor Girl 10
make a tool u man than a man
Of a fani4--Daiias News
Colonel" asked tho beautiful Eifi.
HdiA you ever ride a horse 70 miles
10 three daYa
No. replied the veteran o. two
wars hut once / ran 10 miise IN
about 80 minutes, which. ! thinh,
NaH HaihH sons. considering the tact
that the undsfhfuah was Thick nnd ]
vas In 30 much Of hufrg that ]
forgot 10 thfuN aNay NY kuapaaek
that weighed nearly 80 pounds w.
chicago Record Herald.
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STAR DUST


nfsits some per-
seas an iash. an
ys1i nnd they've
already helped
themselves ter ~
70 maindsr Of IN
sii,"