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the same time looked after this
enormous son. feeding him the huge
quantities OF food demanded be.
cause Of his afflicilon. and through
u all she was patient. aud never
complained. She was up late the
niaht OF the fire ministeflng 10 the
sick husband A lamp exploded.
and IN a moment the room was a
mass Of flames. without mo.
ment'H hesitation she gathered the
husband up IN her arms and
tumhled out into the yard 20 safety.
Next she must rescue the son. so
back into the building she dashed.
up III. stairs 10 an attic room.
whore the boy vas asleep. She
aroused him. aud then took Up the
titanic task OF getting him out Of
the building she maneuyred him
out into the hallway. and they
found the stairway mass OF
flames. aud exit down Il completely
cut of. 40. struggling with the huge
boy. she got him 70 "a window and
pushed him out Then she jumped
after him Neither was hurt By the
fali
BY this time the fire department
had arrived. The building and all
Of It's contents were so far gone.
however that nothing could be
saved The house had burned in 10
miuufeH
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DIDN'T WANT TO co
TO AID FIGHT

EtherinKton's body was prepared
for burial today and shipped 10 the
home Of his aged mother az Ilar-
rodsburg. Ky.
II was learned today that two
hours before the jail doors were
battered down Etherington talked
with newspaper man and ex.
pressed regret at having been
drawn into the trouble.
II did not even know what was
being sent here for" said Ethering
ton. Il needed work badly and the
offer of 81 n day made by a Cleve.
land detective agency looked good
10 me and took the job last April
Since then I have had a number Of
assignments. and part Of the time
was engaged in strike-breaking
When bunch OF us were sent down
here, however, no mention was
made of the work we were TO do.
I'm not murderer. though. be
cause ! only shot Howard In self
defense"
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w. c. T. u. Women Throw
Down the Carrie Nation
Plan of Campaigning.

The militant methods Of the Eng
lish suffraKette have been aban'
doned by the women Of the Seattle
W c r. q Instead. the campaign
against the evils Of the liquor traf.
tic will be carried ON without sen.
sationalism And Carrie ~ tho
cause OF the change.
AZ a great coat 20 the already
slender purse Of the Seattle Fed.
GRAFTON. Carrie was given a vast
amount OF advertising TO the effect
that she would appear Ia lecture IN
Arcade hall a month ago.
A hall VAS rented. newspaper
publicity paid for. as well as a
quantity OF printing. but all 10 no
avail Carrie had not been en-.
sconeed In one Of Seattis's fashion.
able hotels more than two days be-
fore she made her excuses and bur.
ried back TO dear old Missouri. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
RIVER PIRATES GET
BUSY ON DUWAMISH

River pirates are at work on the
Duwamlsh.
Every day reports come IN from
the truck gardeners and small
ranchcrs IN the Duwamish valley Of
the raiding Of their gardens and hen
cOops.
One man night before last lost
100 fine broilers. lie had fattened
them until he had them Just right
for the market. and then the night
before he Was TO bring them 10
town, pirates operating from a
small boat In the river raided the
coop and took them all
The pirates are Wac as 10 when
the crops are ready for harvest, and
they will swOop down on q cab
bage patch and just clean It out.
So far the police have been un.
able 10 catch The men. although
several suspicious characters have
been stopped and warned.
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had run away taking che children
with her
while Tfooppl sat silently be.
moaning his luck that withheld
Jobs aud stole his wife and chill.
dren. he heard a noise in the back
yard.
Hoping that Il was his returning
wife, Troeppl hurried out only to
be confronted by q neighbour who
had always been close friend Of
the family The neigheor said no
word OF consolation. but when
Troeppl came within arms distance
struck him aud ran
At loss 20 explain the intrudcra
presence Ia the back yard and his
unproyoked blow. Troeppl told his
troubles 20 the police he said
that he had reason 90 suspect that
his wife had fled to Portland.
The wife. Mrs Kate Troeppi. Ia
Is years old The children. Pauline
and Theodore. are 8 and years Of
age
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FIGHT LIQUOR WITH SOFT
SPEECHES NOT HATCHETS

This left the anti.iiquor interests
nearly $500 20 the bad
Whether this n the real reason
for the change in tactics remains to
be seen; but. anyway. the change
has been made
Hereafter the lecturers who hp-
pear In Seattle under their aus.
pieces viii not bullyrag or threaten.
but try 20 sin BY diplomacy.
After deciding on this the first
person secured b. the Union was
Maud Barnes Steele. Of san Fran
cisco. dramatic reader u national
reputation. Mrs. Steele viii give a
recital Ia the First Presbyterian
church next Friday evening
She will render seven numbers.
varying from che ~Mlaadysatur.a
~ Cassidy. a lauEh'pruducing com
edy. 10 Jim Oakes. powerful
drama other numbers are Casey
NJ the Polls aud Are the Children
at HomeT" by Margaret Sangatrr
No admission charge wlll be-
made. bus the W C. r Y women
hope 10 rcplenish their depleted
Golfers from collection that sill
be taken following the program.
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AMES' CAMPAIGN
SCARES LODGE
IN, United rre...l

BOSTON. July s-Senator Lodge,
while confident OF recollection 10 the
greatest club in America" Is over
looking no bets In his senatorial
campaign this year. The venerable
Massachusetts, senator today opened
political headquarters for the first
time IN many years
Congressman Butter Ames r. in
the fight with both feet 70 snatch
the toga from Lodge. and the sup
porters Of Lodge are beginning 10
fear that the silent. or ~Eumshoe
vote. may land Mr.. Ames Ia tho
chair long worn smooth BY the sem
atorial Faiment of MIR Lodge
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TOM MY BURNS TO
MEET Wife HERE

PORTLAND. Ore. July 81 am
the next man with whom Jack
johnson viii fight declared Tom
my hnrnH. * heavyweight cham.
pion. today. Burns IL in Portland
en- route 20 Seattle. whore his wife
awaits him.
burns told local newspaper men
that Immediately after the fight at
Reno. Johnson gave him an unqnai.
llled promise that he would give
Burns chance to regain the cham.
pionsbip
According Ia Burns. he and John
son probably viii fight In London
Tommy said Hugh Mcintosh. the
Australian promoter. probably
would arrange the match
johnson told me that be thought
u NO more than fair that | should
get the first chance to beat him. I"
said Burns. because be never
would have won the belt IL ! had
not fought him. and loat. be con
eluded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
COMFORTABLE TEETH BY OUR
METHOD

n Our Method Teeth were not
first OF nn comfortable. they would
be n failure Looks would not
commend them alone. although
they are beautiful TO look at. ~
The man who wears them Will
have relief from the misery Of
wearing false" teeth and rolling
his food around In his mouth be
tween plates instead OF cutting Il.
as he can do with Our Method
Teeth.
Again, the false teeth which are
stuck on partial plates are always
falling out. to the great embarrass-
ment of the wcaror. o
n this Is the first time you have
heard OF Our Method OF supplying
missing teeth without plates or or.
binary bridge work, we shall brief
IS outline the plan.
We require two or more teeth In
each Jaw, and with these TO work
from. we build our structure. sup.
plying every missing tooth In such
manner that each takes its own
strain - following natures plan,
you see-and when the work Is
completed the patient has new
set Of teeth, as Perfect and service
able as natures In nearly every re-
spect We don't bore into the
gums nor perform any surgical OPP
GRAFTON TO do this work nor Is
there anything about II TO be dread
ed, from start to finish.
We give a written guarantee
with all our work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
t4o6 Third Az, NJ. w. Cor. Union ST.
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DR.. COOK Is
WANTED

fns UaifeS Fss~-.l
BERLIN. July g-Now we shall
certainly locate old Or Cook. A
German court process server IL on
his trail That IL. he will get on Il
u the doctor left one.
The subpoena was issued today
by a German Judge Of the pro
vinciai court. who did the turn
without cracking n smile
The papers we're issued In the
case Of Rudolph Ffancke. DR.
Cooks companion. who g. demand.
Ing fi0.0o0 camaKea from Com.
mander peary Tor furs which the
former claims the latter took from
him
The court believes that nr
Cooks presence In the case might
BE- 81 interest
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THIS BRAVE WOMAN MUST
AGAIN BE FAMILY'S SAVIOR

Mrs James Fuller was heroine
Thursday night the kind Of
heroine that is written up In the
newspapers
Mrs Fuller had 20 begin being
another kind Of heroine yesterday
morning one the newspapers
usually never hear 81
Thursday night Mrs Fsillef res.
cued her Invalid husband and worse
than invalid son from the flames
that. starting from an exploding
lamp. converted their little house
into charrsd embeFa within 10 min
utca.
Friday morning Mrs Fuller. with
only the clothes on her back. with
40 money, no home. few friends.
bad 10 set out 10 make a living for
her helpless family She can't go
out and work for other people. be.
cause her owu people need her so
badly She eau do washing and
sewing. FOR those things she can
DO ri home when she gets enough
money to pay n m0Hth's rent
Mira Fuller lived In n little shack
near the corner OF Sanders 81. and
Rainier boulevard She is staying
now temporarily with n friend, Mrs.
Van ottingham. 1884 10th av s.,
near Atlantic IT,
When Fuller took sick and had to
so TO bed. Airs. Fuller took In
washing 10 keep the wolf from the
door Their son. because OF his
great weight. was all but helpless
While only ~ years Of age he
weighs $40 pounds. ia Of elephaniinc
proportions. and SO heavy that his
feet and ankles viii not sustain his
great weight
Day after day she worked at the
washtub. attended her sick husband
NJ odd moments. was up AT all
times OF night with him, and at
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lounr lhld 81 H., 90 sssla ssf
itu ifth ~ W tNis Army
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Ha
u. S. COULD NOT
SAVE HIS LIFE


OAKLAND, Cal. July g.
Russell o. HERMAN, whose
life the United states govern.
ment sought 70 save through an
operation that cost more than
$1,000, died In an Oakland hoe.
pitai today. The operation
was for the renewal Of a can.
Ger.
HERMAN has been held for
sis months while the operations
OF the maybray gang were In.
ventiaassd.
a sall. handsomely gouned
woman asked permission OF v.
s. Judge Van Fleet 20 remove
che body 20 Toronto, claiming
shc was tferriman's widow.
The court directed her 10 prove
first that she Is Mrs. herri.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Better q small political plum than
a big lemon.
DO men with whiskera think that
women envy thcm7
It's easy for the average woman
to keep secrets going.
II takes a Jealous woman to see
things that are invisible.
A man ism { necessarily a coward
because he is afraid OF work.
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When Adolph Troeppl returned
TO his home. aii0 Seventh av s..
last night, after two days vain
search for a job. he was not greeted
by a smiling wife or welcomed by
two Joyous children.
Instead. he found a home dark
and deserted Inside the furniture
was packed ready for shipment
The house was ominously silent
Troeppl called for his wife. but bis
voice rang In an empty home In.
conceivable as ID was. there was no
doubt but tina, hts wife and chill.
drcn had gone. He had no idea
where
lie hoped that she had taken the
children To his brothers home. so
he went to see his brother The
brother had seen or heard nothing
OF his wife and children Trucppl
went sadly TO the deserted home
with the conclusion that the wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
NEWSPAPERMEN TO
JAIL FOR CONTEMPT

SALT LAKE, July Be
cause the Salt Lake Herald, a
republican newspaper, printed
the statement OF an alleged
highwayman named Riley,
confessine 20 the murder Of a
local grocer, Judge Lewis to-
day sentenced George Hale,
general manager Of the paper,
10 80 days In jail and fined him
$500 for contempt Of court.
The managing editor, city
editor and one reporter were
each sentenced TO 10 days IN
jail. Stay OF execution was
granted In each case pending
appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
DRIVING UNLUCKY
FOR GOV. Conner

MONTGOMERY. Ala. July g.
Friends OF Gov Conner feel that
driving as pastime Is a hoodoo
for Alabamas chief executive He
is now nursing an old wound IN bis
leg. received In runaway some
weeks aEo. which vas reopened IN
a similar accident yesterday,
The runaway yesterday occurred
at Abbeville. The governor Was
thrown against a seat OF his car
riage and had both legs bruised
One wound vas not serious, bat
considerable apprehension Is felt
on account OF the reopening OF the
old injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
Oddities in the News
IS All Over the World

you wish 30 be real shaking hands h" s the way
up atralsl Sab your from The waist
line Seize hand quick grip ana give y
Tho Newport NarraRanrcu ana TUX
edo and introduced first az Newport y Mrs Leonard ~ Iho
formerly Miss Blanche Ocs The ret are very Keen " "
The the high hand shake Of greeting ana iafsM'
have Eon hfi 'y nav
already become
Some regard the new stand up w
Roosevelt greeting awkward ana lacking ~ u
elaborate affected generations but thy are having 70
use II just the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
CANTAL0uPES ARE
GOING up AND UP

Up with cantaioupes aud down
with peaches So change your
menus with the markets. Cania.
loupes that sold al s2.75 and s. a
case wholesale two days ago
brought 81 Saturday
But there's some cheer for the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS took n drop.
yellow peaches that sold At 81 and
st.25 Friday went al 80 cents aud
81 today. White Hale dropped from
81 and SI1O 20 so and so cents.
and Yakima went from 90 cents and
81 down 10 30 cents.
With peaches ana cream We can
forget the seornfui cantaloupe until
10 comes down 10 reason. or season.
whichever way you want TO put %.
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EIGHT WANTED
DIVORCES TODAY

To-day Was a busy one for the
filing 81 divorce complaints when
the clerks office closed at ! o'clock
eight complaints Tor divorce had
been filed Divorce business has
been quiet 10 the last few weeks.
bur this morning established a rec
ord for the summer vacation
period.
In all but one case the divorce ac-
tion was brought By the wifc. TIE
cases filed today are Ethel HotT
against Frank Hotz. Julian r otter
ngalnsf Elizabeth r. otter. Lizzie
Davis against John Davis J ..
Perfect against Maggie Perfect
Emma Felise Decker against
Decker: Lulu Terry against Jack
SON l. Terry. and Grace Maioncy
against Patrick J Mnioney.
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NERVY MAN MAY RUN
AGAINST ROOSEVELT

LOS ANGELES. July Oh. l.
Mclaughlin Of Los Angeles. a sur
geoD With the rank Of major gen
eral In the Spanish-American war
may oppose Col Theodore Roose
welt for the presidency OF the Unit
ed Spanish War Volunteers before
the convention which meets in
Denver. September 5.
Colonel ROOsevelt's candidacy
has been demanded by the eastern
division He has not announced
whether he will enter the field.
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sITUATloNa vlAnrrn $50

nV fhonr Ballard 81 ' hallaii
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NEGROES FIGHT
OVER JOHNSON

ELLENSBURG. Wash. July o.
As result OF a quarrel over the
johnson fight. Richard
Henry. colored. is in jail today,
while Sam Bowles. another negro.
whom be shot. Is In a pFecarious
condition az local hospital
After shooting Bowles through
the arm, Henry surrendered him
self to the police.
Bowles has a white wife He be
lieyed that Jeffries was a better
fighter than the champion He was
excusing the failure Of Jeffries 20
whip Johnson when Henry became
enraged and began shooting with a
shotgun which he carried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
PONIES MAY GALLOP
AGAIN IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July q That the rae.
ing game. which Is on It's last legs
in New York and throughout the
East, may be revived here Is the
tin that has been sent out to horse
owners throughout the Middle
West A trN-out meet Is being
planned by the owners OF the Chi
cage tracks and the men Interested
In the game. and it Is SO certain
that the attempt will be made that
the track owners already have sent
ont letters to horse owners asking
them Il they will ship their stables
60 Chicago for a try-out.
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ADMIRAL RODGERS
MISSING SON FOUND

BREMERToN. July o. Rear Ae-
mirai J A. Rodgers has received a
cable from Alaska saying that his
missing son Alexander. who disap-
peared from Brerner1on q year ago.
Is alive and well. and Is now pros
pectiug IN the Yukon territory. Re
Gently the boys older brother wen,
north In search Of him. but failed
completely to find any trace Of him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
THREE FLY IN
ONE M0hOPLAHE

RHEIMS, July 9.-One OF the
features OF the international avia-
ton meet here today was the sue
eessful flight Of Aviator Mamet ia
a Bleriot mOnoplane with two pas
senRers Mamet flew 81 miles in
/ hour and "a minutes.
Auburn, carrying passenger,
drove a Bleriot machine "a miles
In hour aud ~ minutes.
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I'D. .. sNHN Nr.NafH f..a
pr ftHf office itft Diqf
Do p. fi.gn tHo iiss,is \. ~. n,
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PRIESTS BATTLE
WITH BURGLARS

NEW YORK, july s-Sufferiug
from a knife wound In his right
arm. Father Sanders. OF 81 Leon
ards Roman Catholic church Of
Brooklyn. Is under the care Of sur
geons today Father Sanders sur.
prised three masked men at woF 4
In the rectory. where $500 Of the
church funds WAS locked In vaalt.
The priest grappled with one Of the
robbers.
struggle and rushed 10 hts aid For
more than a quarter Of an hour the
priests and the thugs struggled in
the rectory before the thieves fled.
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3 KILLED WHEN
TRAIN HITS CAR

WINNIPEG. Man. July 9.-Three
persons were killed and many In.
jured today when a local train col
lided with a street car In an out.
lying section Of Winnipeg.
The dead are.
Mrs. John Lawrence, Toronto;
John Urquhart and John Lawrence
a three-year-old boy.
Flagman McCloy. who was sta
toned at the crossing, was ar.
rested.
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FIFTY VICTIMS
OF BLACK HAND

CHICAGO. July ~ Shot five
times and Killed Leonardo pollehla
today became the s0lh victim 81
The Black Hand" IN the course Of
the two years history 81 assaults
and murders attributed 70 the ltaI.
IAN Organization.
Dcllehia was leaving his homo on
hia way to work when he Was shot
hy an agent ~ the society. who
ESCAPED. Dcllchia had received
many threatening letters which the
police nov have and which may
give a clew 70 the identity OF the
aaHaiiaut
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NAVY MEN HELP AT
CHURCH MEETING

I. T. nakrr. hAndmastnr nf the
~ $ navy at nrcmeftou. who IL also
a composer organizer and player on
the violin. viii take part In the
services AZ she FtrHt Evangelical
church. Valley - and Second ay y
next Sunday At D. M.
The meeting will be led BY w H.
iiaruwski % the navy. and follow.
ms this meeting the pastor. Rev
s A. Stewart. will speak from tho
topic. a Young Man That Cogla
Walk Straight"
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SAVE TOWN
FROM FIRE

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis., July
s.-After desperate altnlaht fight
with forest fires, the village OF hel-
eomhe. 20 miles northeas, Of here
WAS saved from destruction, accord
ING 20 reports received here today
Fires are raging today IN the
timber lands Of Chippewa, Rusk
and Sawyer counties, along the
course Of the Flambeau river. The
losses In standing timber and ln
mill products is enormous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-09
ROSE GROWERS MEET

Rose growers. professional and
amateur. held an enthusiastic
meeting NJ the Chamber Of Com
mercc last night and formally
launched tho Seattle Rose Society
The idea Is to advance rose culture
in Seattle Tho following officers
we're named President. william
n Shcrbrooke: vieep president. A.
II. Bracket. secretary. W a.
Woodwork: treasurer. benjamin
Petit. executive committee. A. H.
sulweli. Mrs. Dr Cora r SAKE and
O. T.. Maine.
When n woman affects simplicity
IN dress II sets n man guessing.
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TAFT PLAYS GOLF


BEVERLY. Mass. July
! President TAFT played golf and
! then went yachting today
Since coming here he has sail
! ed each afternoon
Mrs Norton wife Of the
! presidents secretary. who was
recently operated upon for ap.
pondicltis. Is improving
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fory~aeven 60 he the lucky number ~ Johh "n,y
brooklyn and his wife who until recently Miss a
Justice
Thcy A7ih the marriage license line an
81 married Al and MIR Rooney
% children.
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No Swimming Tank.

Therell be no swimming tank
next year at Broadway high school
for the few boys and girls that the
tank proposed by DR. Everett Smith
would have accommodated. The
school board last night turned the
proposition down.
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Will DIG eAlr ALL SUMMER. BUT CAN'T FISH

unique object that expedition that leaves this week
the Museum History New York 70 spend the SUM
Woods Ini. Mass.
Il viii spend the hot months dgging bait but viii not have time
fish approved ecientic
they VIII the attention 81 the
Prom and they be hauled with ruthless hand and
realistic habitat desire s 60
and the 10 be IT"
The those sought has scheme ~ circulation
that beats the cafnegie library fund heart third large
~ body
Then wti be ths parchment which builds u
shaped himself couldn't for he
rapidly u really
doesn't his assmiiatng
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scnooL pRLNcIPAL,a WlFr aAYa &c aNAooIMo".

a f"uFF Mt
Phoebe anony and SIS counsel fee from
Royal l. cottrel assistant principal public school No 80
Mrs Cotre charges her complaint that brHides being
abusive oybeafing her husband once
another occasion set fire 20 her
hat all ~ which ne denies
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l4EWINo RAIsEp as ALIMoNY RATE.

VIGOROUSLY Chewing SAMUEL JunFtuffh OBJECTED the
Philadelphia
= order him Itso a Audenreld
a
ans N addlion lmrFove bic uannera"