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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29
1j6rnljerne BIZ ION
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st tprt Cmrcbs af bans eip.

9aris 26. 9lpril. - 9isrnitier.
ne Qiarnion, 0en norife Qigter oa
0ramotiter, a6Se Der / 9[ften, ON.
gioen a i'm 6onilie. San beniou
roIiat
9iernions iiOite SpgOom itrafte
fig onef 6enoe0 ct 9fGr. San fonl
til gatis iioite g}ooem6er for at
ie9e iperiel 9pgebielp, boor6en ban
le0iaaeoes af i'm Suitru, en- Dat.
ter, en- norif 2p9e og en- SpgepIeier.
ife. glfn ban ianOt life, 6ua0 ban
isgte 9aris, 9ebanoIine for .9lr.
terio 9cleroiis", iom ban leo al.
s 6ebrHar penteoe man bans 0s0
boert Rieblif, men ban fom after
til arpiter Sans iterfe gtatur
ipntes ior en- Gio at ifuae iaa
0iaat oner Spaoommen. Saa oiOt
par ban 9e0rine. at ban og bans
n9rmelte begpnote at sleOe iig til,
at ban ifnloe fune fonlme 6iem
til Mule itaO en- Sang / Moj
0iaaHe0 Qaen / iioite ltge tog Spg.
BONNER after en- fritiit @enoing,
iaa NOR ifenneoe, at @noen ner.
meoe iig. San par 6eoi0itlss /
fIere Elmer isr jim 0so.
gigrrftierne gisrnion par is0t
Ser s. Sec. 1882 aoifne, gIter.
balen. 9iorge, 6oor bans 5aoer
oanaanp par greit. 5 1913 bIeu
9fsrnitierne\ ienot til 0ao1oe, buor
ban ifliI6e goa Sfole. Oct elf fiin
imant meo at tilegne fig ainoifa.
Der. U2en blon0t aammeraterne ar.
beioe6e han FOR ,StifteIien al ilere
5orenineer og llOgipelien al en-
gluiS Snan0ifrift. Gems .9iapn bar
o5riheom~ Saa lGite BAN ga.
aaer ca gGuentpr. 8aoeren inoioa,
at bette fife fnnOe gaa an 9eng.
oen ioo oa 9rengen bar blepen
fonfirmeret, bleO ban ienot til self
beras 2moenteria6rif" / ariltiania.
Ser ianot ban blonot andre Sam.
merater Senrif eSbien oe Sonas
Gle. @lan0t flere aammerater bar
gisrnitierne oen pngite. s 1852 be-
itoo ban Gfsanen glrtium, men lto.
faloet oar life inigren6e.
Meoens gjsrnion bapoe saapt paa
o8abraten", bauoe ban lpIt og
ituoerei Gelenid)l1ger, @elbapen og
s. 9. 0ei6erg, men iremfor ale,
iom bar ielu tiger, 9anOitabS 6olfe-
oiier 6an bauoe oeiaa aaereoe
pan 9eltbergS fSfole ifreuet ct
SfueipiI, iom ban fal6te BAL.
BORG. Get blen antaget til Opfs.
refie pna ariitianin Geater, men
Grfen0elie al oets llmooenbeo
folote ban oet ielu fenere til6age.
Saian iom Sournaliit forisgte
9iernion | en- meeet une 9(loer.
Otter a. ban | Sommeren 1857 Ell.
ter ct 9Iars Opbolo | asbenbaun
par penot til6age til Noree, offent.
liggjor6e ban 5ort9llingen pSDn.
neue 5olbnffen". Den pafte almiil-
oeli1 SpmHrfiombeo s ct Bar
Qfar pnr gjsrnion MI 2e0er al
9ereens 5enter. og iamtibie no
fol1e0e ban en- iurig publiciItiif
Com griber ino oe offentlige 6or.
bolo) 8irfiombeS. s 1859 blep ban
Meoreonfter al ,glitenbln6et~ Sri.
itinnia, ! Bergen bopoe ban OF
fentlinejort 5ort9l1ingen uarne"
oe 0rnmaet nSalte.Suloa". Wen
unoer i'm girfiombeo peo o9lften.
blaoet~ in6pifleoe ban iig iaaleoes
isGolemif, at ban allereoe npite
g[ar notraa0te al 9leoaftionen og
reiite til asbenbapn s ilere slor
rpiite giernion MI | forifellige
2anoe. Snart par ban Norge,
mort onoetiteos, oe itaoie uoioIoe-
oe ban en- ria girfiombeo iom Dig.
Ter % 9ronlotifer SGrlie bar
giqrnion giort iis befenot oeb fit
aporelanosiinb oe fit sIr6ejoe Tor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29
49,. MarG

li9e genegtelie 8nris u0iteote 9}eo
0feo Balter 2oiprie, 9ieftor for BEN
amerifanife airfe, oen "a. os. en-
@rflering, boori ban 6etegner oen
Selegrammet in0e6olote 9eretnina
iom onoifagsfulo Opipino.
arrelteret franif Officer. - gn
franif officer beo 3. 9[rtiQeri Solo-
nialre9iment5 5orplejningsforps er
Sonlon 6Ieoen arreiteret iom mis-.
tenft for OeO Sjelp al en- 2eueran.
oer at 9ooe tiluen6t Jig en- Oeena.
De gDgningsmoteriale, ser per be-
TENT til 0pf0reIie al en- aoierne6pg.
ming, og oeraf la0et Jig bpgge ct
SuS.
9lD rusiiif 9eitiffelies- -Qfffare.
9laoet ullltro @ossiia@ er fontmet
paa Spor efter en- itor 9eitiffeles-
9lffere, 6por set ifal oreie iig ON ct
9elpb al 10 0iQ. 9fu6ler. 0ette
9elo6 ifnl0e ppre 6eitenmt til 9e.
Itiffelie al in0fIp0eIiesrige @erioner
for at 6eOa9e Dem til at gere 0res
SnoflDoelie 9el0enoe til iSor0el for
5perfi9ttelien- al glanen ON 5or-
binoelien nlellem giterIoen og Sorte-
6aoet
9fooieoelt 9aris. ge0 Sen offi.
cielle gonfet for 9iooieoeIt Sotel
oe 8ile / Waan0ogs talte 9praaos-
pr9Iioent Goron, Seineprefeft Ge.
IelDes o9 RoIitimeiter 9epine. glQe
prflte 9ooiepelt o9 bans 6pro iom
offentlig o9 pripot Wfon0 Sc met
inigrenOe Orb. 9fooiepelt taffeOe poa
5ranif.
Der bar oper 200 @eiter pe5
9anfetten ,oeribIanot 9remiermini.
tier griano, ll0enrigsminiiter 81
dion, aonman0ant garo iom 9rp.
iioent 5allieres 9fepreientant, glm-
6aslaoer Bacon, g1inilter Susie
ran0 oo iamtIiee Meolenlmer al
9praooet.
sll6ert tro0ier @uoen. 1SprIt 9ll-
bert al Ofonoco anfom til 9lom
Monoags og bIep nootaget paa
observation-disclosures al Hepreientan-
ter for Song @ictor emanuel, ltoen-
rigs 9epartementets fSunftionprer
og andre San blep bragt til SO.
tedet / aongenS eaen Gogn. 5Spriten
aflagOe itrafs giiit bos aongen,
meo bpem ban bap0e Ell lpnoere
tSanltole.
Oct forlpoer, at 8atifanets 9ro-
telt moo 6pritens 9eieg bos aongen
oil 6lioe afgipet 5orm al en-
9flinoifripelie ira Sen papelige
lloenrigsminiiter, Merrp 0el Bal.
iom bill paal9gge oe papelige llO-
ien0in9er at unoerrette peofoninenoe
Gegeringer ON, at Sprit gllberts 9e-
Jog bos aon9en fife maa opfnttes
iom nogen 8receoens for anore fu-
tolife Serifere.
Oct periiife StatSloan. Gen per-
'IiIfe &egering bar neooelt Sen Ell.
eelife og rlSiiife @eianot, at Sen
life ier Jig / Stano til at optoge et
u0enlanif 9aan. 1enne grflqring
er enabetpoenoe meo ct 9(fllag al
BET SilbuO, ionl Gnqlnn0 og 9fus-
lono bar iremfommet meo % ion
gif u0 paa eft felleS 2non paa 400.
900 9un0 ct.
Otter bpao 9ieuters Bureau er.
forer, bar gnalono og RuslanO iom
9etingelie for oet paatenfte peril
ife 2aan bl. a. forlangt at Ero-
gralrnet for l1opifterne ifnl fore
lpageS set engelife % ruSiiife @e.
ionotifo6. ltogifterne ifal fontrol-
leres al en- iprlig Gonmisiion Com
Sifferbeo Tor 2aanet Ifal SoloinO-
tpgtcrne tiene. Nentefooen for 2aa.
net blippr Z pGt. Gette 6orlongenOe
ipnes at pnre Tor meget Tor Ger-
Iiens 9leaering.
.INa., q n,,,nfifn Nrnn N,t1a.nht I.ah
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29
-Joroen runot.

| 8na @otlan0 Cen ipenif 81 6at
| man beo Blelning funSet ca. 1000
! gamle Splomsnter, Sslpippn0er
etc. Sele 6nnoet pejeoe 10 8uno.
| S 2lterrig bDgges DER for 3ioen
to itDre6are 2uftifi6e, iom er fon-
! Itrueret al 0fficerer. Omfoitninger-
ne af6oloes al 9ripatperioner.
gn 9ro 9fer5e0en al G3ernomitB
| (9ooe0itanoen Sen eItrigife 8ro-
oins 9ufonina) ltprte0e forle0en
| iammen menoens 30 unge N9enne.
ifer 6efanot Zig paa ben. Z al Dem
0rG6tes og II iaaroes.
8r6iiens 9onOOag bap0e forfaitet
en- iSocialOenofrnt SoffmannS galg
iom 3eputeret. Gen t3. 0s. 6leo ban
iaa balgt igen me0 4t6 ct. moo Ga
gn Malerlerling 9lal6org op0-
oeoe forle0en on at ban funoe
ipaolere oe 18 Wlil ira @aGborg til
g(ar6us "a elmer; ban oon6t
neo 8lans.
5or nplig o6oe / gieip Oorf / Sen
D0erlte 9te0 o9 glenoigbeO en- Miis
Montague, ser for 80 9lar iiOen
blep ferret iom Ben ifsnneIte 9oinoe
pao Sor0en o9 oen Sang opIeOeOe
tore Sriumfer.
9aaonfart oper 9[lperne. 9Gr-
fe6ertug Soief 6erOinanos 2uftbal-
ION oSal5bnrg" er Sen ~. 0s. unoer
9eoelie al aoptain Sofforp iteget
op ira Snas-brucf meO TO Gasia-
9erer, Ell Serre og en- Dame, for at
forie9e at flpoe ooer 9[lperne.
@n grpif anptain u6en for 8ie-
neite. Gbalfiopolus, Ser / en- 9ro-
hure baooe angrebet MiIitprligaen
oo ari9sminiiteren, er blepen oper-
faloen al to lln0erofficerer pes 9fpt-
teriet meo Sa6elbug
Som6irg 9orgerrepr9ientation
bar oeotaget ct ira Senptet frem-
ien0t fSorilag ON 9epilling al T..
$4,000 Wfarf til Spfsrelie al ct
Snititnt for SfibS- og Sropeipg-
BONNIE. 8orilaaet peotoges enitem-
miet
9lutomo6ilulpffer Berlin, 10.
9(pril. Eli oSofalan5eiger" -telegra.
feres ira Srofmh: Bno @eien me[em
Sambar og 0rufla p9lteoe / Oog
en- Iutomobil og Itprteoe I Ell op6
@roft. 3 9oSiagerer orabtes og 7
ioareoes.
Berlin, 49, 9(pril. 9o 9iitneiter
Sabren6olt5 @anr @fterni00og par
poo en- 9llitomobiltur meo lin SUI
itru og 2 Serrer, fsrte 9litton1obilen
| 9icbelS6erger MOB ct Srp. Sruen
blep 0r9bt, meoens Oe 6orige Yas.
Iagerer Hap me0 Iette Saar.
Berlin Slagterlap baooe anoroget
ben tpife 9iiesoag ON at bjGlpe paa
Sen oe0narenoe Mongel paa Slagte-
fppg pe0 at aabne @renierne for
lepenoe apeg og at opbppe eler
neoi9tte app9toloen.
Socialoelnofraterne foreilog at
insoefomme sfnoagenoet, 90 oerior
itemte oeslioen 0emofraterne og go
lofferne, men set reipeftioe llopalg
foreiloa Suergang til Gagsoroenel,
hpilfet pe0toees.
0noifobsiulo Opipin6. Sfslge ct
telegram til De 6oreneoe Stater
ifnIoe 9tooieoelt baoe inat, at noor
ban fom tilbage til 9lmerifa, uiloe
ban qere oft, hpao ser itaor | bans
aloot for at iaaMctoOiiterne oreuet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

9es 6armauertisielneutet ira &.
$. 6ois, Wliloea, Niinn, paa ct
anoet Steo ber / 9lnoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

0noifobsiulo Opipinb. Sfslee eft
telegram til De 6oreneoe Stater
ifnIoe 9iooieoelt bape iaat, at noor
ban fom tilbage til 9lmerifa, uiloe
ban qere oft, hpa0 ser itaor bans
@iaot for at inaMetooiiterne oreuet
ira Nom. Otter Nooiepelts notrnffe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

Zen 9. engelife GreaOnouebt lob
al StobeIen / @reenoef Sen 8. os.
Zen if Gnnnet rGolosiuS"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

.6ambnra 9orgerrepreientation
bar oeotaget ct ira Senptet frent-
ienot ssorilag ON geoiGina al f.
$4,000 Mfarf til Opisrelie al ct
Snititut for Sfi6s- og Sropeipg.
BONNIE. Sorilaget peotoges enitem-
miet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

9aaonfart oper 9llperne. 9er-
fe6ertu9 Soief 5er0inanos 2uftbal-
ION oSnl8bnrg~ er sen 12. 6s. un6er
eeoerie al aoptain Sofforp iteget
op ira Snas.6rucf me0 TO Basia.
aerer, en- Serre og en- Dame, for at
forie9e at flpbe ooer 9[lperne.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30
SHORT
SHAVINCS

Seems to me that back door
looks familiar" remarked a Spo-
kane business man to a friend as
they stood on a downtown corner
waiting for car. Il certainly have
seen that back door somewhere be-
fore" He was pointing at an old
house that was being moved.
Investigation proved that the
house was the one in which the
business man had resided with his
parents when but boy. 1t was be-
ing moved off the lot, which is
needed for business purposes and
he had met his old home in the mid
die of the street and had a hard
time recognizing it.
Only few days ago a Spokane
professional man looked out of his
window directly into the window of
an old two story frame shack which
was being moved up the street.
Turning to his stenographer, he
said: II used to play poker in that
room more than 20 yearst ago, and
here it is right back again under my
nose"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30
SWAT THE FLY? NO, THIS MANS
GOING TO STARVE THE BRUTE

might come in the office some time
and get thirsty, too.
And OF course all the time the
flies kept coming in droves. The
poison and sticky fly paper seemed
to attract them like nothing else
would.
Finally bought three dozen fly
traps, some of these you see lying
in that junk box. That was the
limit. The flies certainly liked those
traps. caught EN- by thousands
and killed 'em too. but the flies
didn't seem to mind it. My office
got to be a regular recreation park
for flies. My sticky fly paper they
used as a skating rink, the poisoned
water as a soda fountain and the
fly trap as a shoot the chutes.
We'll, all the flies in town
seemed to get on to the fact that
had bought those fly traps. The
good word was passed along and the
flies couldn't swarm into the room
quickly enough. They would swarm
around those traps and fight to see
which should get in first. Why, you
could see some of EN- trying to
bride the big bluebOttle that stood
guard at the gate.
/ mo, don't talk to me about swat
ting the house fly. My advice is to
let him alone. If you simply ignore
the house fly, pay no attention to
him whatever, he'll presently get
disgusted and leave.
There is nothing house fly
likes better than to have lots of at
tention paid to him. When you try
to swat him with your fist he en-
joys the sport better than base
ball game.
mo, sir. Let him alone. Let him
carry on all he pleases. Ignore him.
Don't feed him sticky or poison
paper. Tonight I'm going to remove
all those screens, throw all that
sticky paper into the waste basket
and wait for the outcome.
'I'll bet that in Fights months
time there won't a fly left"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30

II see the papers are always tell
ing US to swat the house fly re-
marked the business man.
The only trouble is they don't
give us specific rules to aid us in
swatting him.
Now, for the last three weeks
have practically given up my bust
ness, devoting my entire time to
swatting the house fly. You see the
result
The reporter looked around the
much bespecked walls and beheld
hundreds of healthy disease distrib-
utors at play.
Now, I've tried everything to
abolish the house fly but he is still
on top" said the business man.
And the worst of it is that the flies
are a darned sight worse than they
were when ] started in. 1t seems
the more l monkey with them the
thicker they become and if this
thing keeps up much longer ] will
have to vacate.
The first thing / did was to take
all my pretty framed pictures down
and hang up sticky fly paper. Wher-
ever l could find a place for it
stuck sheet of fly paper; I've got
enough of it on hand now to use for
papering the shop.
We'll, / caught thousands of
flies; you can see the papers are
black with them. But what good
did it do? Absolutely none. Al
though my doors and windows are
thoroughly screened with wire
screens, they flock in just the same.
Why, I've seen a big, athletic fly
land on that wire mesh, open his
jaws and snap that wire just as
easily as though he was chewing up
some of my breakfast.
Then l bought a lot of that poi
son paper. 1t worked fine for
while, until my thoroughbred bull
dog got thirsty. 1t cost me 81 to
get a monument for him. l burned
up the rest of that fly paper for I
was afraid that somebody's baby
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30
THE COMET WAS
UNUSUALLY BRIGHT

Unusually brilliant, HaIley's
comet, which Iaymen believed
had disappeared, was seen by
thousands here last night. The
tail of the celestial wanderer
stretched half way across the
sky, a great wide band of
white.
1t was observed soon after
twilight and was visible until
it set after midnight.
Many expressed the opinion
that the comet was brighter
and the tail more distinct than
on May 18, when the eclipse Of
the moon brought it into relief.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30

PARIS, May 30.-The wonder
child" is now the wonderful wom-
an" to Paris music lovers. For
years little Wanda Radford was re-
garded as unquestionably the most
beautiful girl in Australasia. When
she arrived in Berlin two years
ago to go on the concert stage, she
created a furore in the German
capital, and was promptly named
the wonder child"
Later on she entered the Paris
conservatism to continue her mu-
steal studies. At her recent reap
pearance on the stage, the enthu-
siastic critics promptly rechristen'
ed her as the wonderful woman.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30
FEAST OF FLOWERS
PRETTY CEREMONY

For the first time in a number of
years, the various Catholic churches
of the city last night united in the
celebration of Corpus Christi-the
feast of flowers-held at st. Alloy
sius church and Gonzaga college. A
number of priests, headed by Father
Taelman, president of Gonzaga col
lege, participated in the services,
and the capacity of the grounds was
taxed to accommodate the large
crowd that assembled. Corpus
Christi is the annual feast in honor
of the living presence Of Christ in
the holy eucharist and was in for
mer years observed as holy day
with a great deal of solemnity. Its
observance of late years has been
confined to Sundays.
The chief feature of the observ-
ance of Corpus Christi is a process
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30
'FRENCH|E," WHO KNEW OF
ELLIOTT CAST, DISAPPEARS

Frank Forth, Frenchman, be-
ieved to possess considerable
knowledge of the Gilder-Elliott po-
lice scandal, has hurriedly left the
city.
Forth was known as "Frenchie"
and was charged by Mrs. Patie
Riggs with making a murderous at
tack on her. Mrs. Riggs is the
woman whose affidavit in the FL
lott case lead to the final solution
of the matter and the arrest of Po-
liceman Glider and three of his
woman friends.
Mrs. Riggs believed that the at
tempt on her life by "Frenchie' was
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30
Tomorrow
We Commence
Moving
Hurry and Buy That Piano While
You Can Got It Cheap.

Tomorrow you can buy any piano
in our store, at corner of Sprague
and Post, at one-third to one-half
below its regular price. The offer
will also be good for Wednesday
and perhaps Thursday, but Tuesday
We commence moving to 416-420
5prague and by Wednesday night
We hope there will not be piano
eft in the old store. Any time be-
core they are loaded and moved the
special price obtains.
Some are priced as low as 1928,
some at $167. others at $3.50, 1925,
1865, 1895, etc. The values range
up to $500. Also some magnificent
art styles and beautiful grands at
similar reductions.
Terms as low as $40 down and IS
a month. Remember, you are select
ing from the finest line in the west.
Strictly new, up to date goods. We
have room for only part Of them
at our temporary quarters and we
want to avoid storage charges.
Come now, you can't afford to
wait.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30

sion with the sacrament over paths
strewn with flowers. Usually these
professions are confined within the
church walls, but last nights cele-
bration was held in the open. Three
affairs were erected at different
places on the Gonzaga college
grounds and at these several affairs
the procession halted while the
clergy offered benediction. After
the priests, in full vestments, came
the robed altar boys. and then the
Catholic societies. The Knights of
Columbus furnished the canopy
bearers and the guard of honor, and
music for the occasion was rem
dered by the Gonzaga college band.
Little girls strewed flowers along
the path, which was lighted by a
myriad of flaming torches.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30
NEAR-MUTINY
ON STEAMER
(By United Press LeaLed WIre)

Wy OHItcQ FTcSS IcdSCO WIFcJ
OTTAWA, Cont, May 30.-Fol-
lowing a quasi mutiny by passen-
gers aboard the White Star Domin-
ion liner Megantic over immigra-
ton regulations, an attempt will
be made here to secure a modifica-
ton of the drastic provisions. The
new immigration laws are particu-
larly obnoxious to steerage passen-
gers. many of whom are leaving
England to take up small farms in
western Canada.
The trouble aboard the Megantic
came when, the liner was nearing
Montreal on it's last run from Liv-
erpool. The purser sought to OBJ
tain a manifest of the passengers
to check it's with the list of the
shore agent at Liverpool. The pas
sengers, particularly those in the
steerage, objected SO strenuously
that a mutiny seemed unavoidable.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30


record the
instances" further which
a of has
becomes
administered
condition which analogous
adults"
soothing the market
experts containing dangerous
Dr. Faheys Pepn Anodyne Compound morphine sulphate)
DR.. Fahrneys Teethng Strip morphine and chloroorm
Dr. Fowlers Strawberry and Peppermint Mixture (opium)
Groves Anodyne for Infants (morphne sulphate).
Hoopers Anodyne the Infants Friend morphine hydochord)
Jadways Elixir for Infants (codein)O
Soothing Strip Cordial (heroin).)
Kopp's Baby's Friend (morphine suphate).
Mies Anodyne Babies morphine
hydrate).
Moffetts Teehna. Teehing Powders powdered
Infant Relief (choroform indica).
Winsow's Soothing Strip morphine suphate).
food drug
be labeled containing
nothing putting
Mothers
babe bad effects the continued
these doped medicines the that the weld
offer for the ills that baby flesh is heir is 1t matter wonder
the consumption opium the United States doubled the
past 40 years?
the head of Forming
tomorrow of the dangers the soda fountain
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inspired by others, because of her
knowledge of the Elliott case, and
the fear that she was about to tell
what she knew. After the assault
by Forth, Mrs. Riggs went to the
police station and complained of the
attack. The word of "Frenchie"
and another habitue of the lodging
house was accepted by the police
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30

Notice to invitation holders for
Minnehaha park. Instead of the u.s.
ual dance on Wednesday evening,
there will be a farmers masked
ball, each one to represent some
type of farmer. Bring invitation.
The management. see
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. . . . . . . . . . 20 . %
. Tears stood in the eyes Of y
q Rev. DR.. Willis McFadden as .
. he preached his farewell serAH
. mon and babe boodbye to y -
= old edifice at the First Pres .
q byterian church last night. A .
q new church is to be occupied =
. soon, and a banquet will be .
. be given there on Thursday =
q at 6 D. m. y
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30

Memorial day services were held
In the different churches through
out the city yesterday. Many of
the churches were decorated with
flowers and flags. G.. A. r. and
Spanish War veterans attended
some churches in a body.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30

DENVER, Colo.-Manager of ii
railroad systems of west, at meet
ing here, decide to increase wages
of yardmen 8 cents an hour and
change working rules and condi-
lions to avert threatened strike.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30

CHICAGO. Klaw Erlanger-
Frohman theater trust will expend
$25, 100000 in purchase of chain of
theaters in effort to defeat open
door" theater managers.
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ficers and Forth turned loose.

officers and Forth turned loose.
Last week Mrs. Riggs applied to
the prosecuting attorneys office for
a warrant for the arrest of Forth.
The warrant was not given at the
time. but Mrs. Riggs proposed to
renew the demand. Forth heard of
this and rather than take chances
fled the city, leaving his clothes be-
hind.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30

Superintendent of the Pacific
Coast Japanese Methodist Episco-
pal missions, Rev. DR.. H. b. John
son of Berkeley, Cal, will arrive in
Spokane June Z on a tour of in
spection. He will inspect the local
mission at Third avenue and How
ard street.
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= EMMA SAYS ROOSEVELT 4
. is A TRAVELLING CIRCUS 4

= Emma Goldman, the noted I
= anarchist, stamped Theodore 4
= Roosevelt as a travelling cir
. Gus and the Catholic church as I
. the most dangerous institution
= in America in her lecture on 4
. francisco Ferrer and the
. Modern School," at the Acad-
= envy hall, $50 Main avenue,
= yesterday afternoon.
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THE BRIGHT SIDE,

Mrs. Optimus-Those were very
small berries you bought today.
Mr. Optimus mind, my
dear; when they're small you get
more of them.
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Ladies' lingerie. taffeta and pongee
dresses at wholesale prices. Florence
Waist House, $40 Mohawk go