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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05
Staot Baltimore.


MorNcn Nbenb ga 80.
hemc." 49, IN gfdnSenoer ScicBunJ
gelon9t ntorgen gbenn Euccini's
Sper so gobeme~ in Ser y2pric"
5ur N%ufiiihruna. sic 0per ihiIbcrt
in reoliltiit podepOero @eiis ooS
Scben I'M Enriier IGnNttier 2otin."
Sic ntimlid)c ,SollAtportier oeS
..NuhoIi" sprrt0rpert per beriibmtc
bride Scnlr Ngeiionprp @euet; III
ser luciblideti Sauptreale Der Mi
mi" Itcbt linn 6rl.. 6runces 9llbu &C.
N~cniiber Bon oen iibrigeu Mihpirs
fcnOen ieien Chm @iuep, Ser ttcii.
Iid)c 9%nritoniIt, Der Goloroturc.g Gis
lift Eini.Gorii un0 Der lpriidc (eno.
rift 9naelo Nebo beionocrs crwGbnt.
%r. &itturio EoOeiti miro hen Sot.
l.rf ldnulngen.
2ebeusm ii 5 G. - Der 4S.jGl-
rige &oiepb 2. Eoliner bon Nr. 255,
Noro-Sigb.S trobc. periud)tc gcltcrn
Nohmittog in ieilter @obnua9. lei
llen1 Scben ourd) einnebmcn BON
@iit Elm 3iel 81 iebeil. Or. ~. Cur.
del bon DIR, DIG, Norb,Siab. Strobe,
brnd)tc ibln Die critic dr5tlid)c Sillfc
mo oronetc Damn Die lleberiiibruiB
hes arnilfen mad, Dem oMercp.Soipi-
tai" al, Tic NcrSte erod)ten ieircn
3uitnnh oils fritiid. &cr5lpeiilung
iiber Den &erluit BON @clo ioll i'm
81 Der Gbut pernnloBt boben.
Y od) immer beauuBtloS. s.
Gergeblid) perluhte bis iebt Die Bolt
sci oea iiiolidcn GiitriftS, Die Nlntc-
mortem IlisioGc 0es If Sabre al
ten @corae Sbonpion elltgegcn 81
ncbmell. Der on1 Sonntog Nbeno bon
Dem rs Sabre often Sobn y. Gbonep
burd) cinen HeuolueridylB perlpuloet
murbc. Ger llnioll, iibcr oclr bercii@
ausiilbrlid) bcrid)tet murOe, creig.
ncte iid) III Dem Seller bc5 Souic3
Nr. 1911, Gcnpcr.S troBe, in oenl
nlcbrere anobcn Dem o9uifolo.Siu.
Spiel" oblogcn, Set ieiner Ginlieic-
ring IN bns nlllliperlitdts Soipitol"
fat Der &nobc oos 9elpuBtieiu nift
iuieoererlanDt.
Storb az 2nngencntjii Ii.
oung. II slr Den DoLgen bon Gun.
aencnt5iilbung ueridieb aeitern III
ibrer lc6tel1 @ohnulig Nr. 1910.
Siio-Gbaries Strabe, 8ron @ertruo
Wittell i'm greiien sitter bon IS
Sabren. ,1ie Gntidlatshc lulroe in
Geutiblanb seboren unp madte i'm
Sitter non Is Sobremig re Soh5eitSs
relic nodig merifa. Sier geiiel eS ibr
10 gut, OaB lie nid)t pieoer nod
2eutidlono 5uriiffebrte. Sbr @oitc
etablirte I'M GroitBraBen.M Elm
6iidgei6Git, pelfes oetielbe bis 5r
leitem Sooe 0 10 Sobren iiibrte.
Gie 9eeroigung eriolet onl Conner
itaa Nad)mittag auf Dem ISL. 9reui.
0riebbofc." Gin Sobn, brei 5odter
ul,o 5ipei gnfelfinoer iiberleben sic
8eritorbene.
Shiffabrt mieber n, q c.
Ieiie G. = Gurd) Die mitpe @itterun1
in Den letter pdnr Ia9eu babetl iid)
Ole gisperbdltniiie in Der goi 10 ge.
beiiert. oaB Die Sdiffnbrt micoer poll.
itdnoig inl @eleiie lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05
Gcrmiid)te telcerapbiIdr Sepcidcn.

Moltcr Stad mo Grnelt
G5ouitn iino IN 9ingbomton, H.sD..
inter Der Inflage perbaitet moroell.
Tiopo Siifoup inl MltguIt 1908 BORT
ermorbet 5il baben. Siiionp itano
els acd) in Gienitcn Gbouitp's, mel
der ein Sotel bctrieb. luno Stnd mar
ol3 Sdonfp6rter in Dem &otcl an-
scitellt.
= &crmon Hioocr, Seru,lSgebcr
het ,Hep,Oorfcr Stqot&' 3eitlm1,"
Fat Die linn pom Mopor 0ugnor OH
gcbotene Grncnmun1 5ltm Eorf.Gorns
miii1r ubgelebnt.
gr5biidoi SreIanO bon ct.
Galil per0ifcntlihtc gcitcrn ein
Sfreibcn, III Incident CT Die Hcgie.
rnilb bes Gongoitaatea ieitelis oeS
pcrItorbenen aonigS 2eopolO Don
@elgien pertGeibigt mo ole i%ogenann-
tcil2 Congo @renef als Grfinouugca
bejeidynet.
Sed)S MGnlter purben geitern
blrd) oie gyplciiou zines Nmmoninf.
~cbdlters int Wa9o5in Der .Fennipl-
pcnia Golb Storoge ano Mnrfet &c."
III &DilaOelpbio mebr ooer ipeni9er
idner pcrlett. Gle Grploiion ieBte
GER Waldinenroim in Slanlmen.
olein es getnng, bosSel,er az loidcn,
ebe es groben Sdaoen anrittete.
Ias ,SoteI SitffieIo" III Ecrt
Nntunio, Samaica, zines Der groBteH
nnb beiten Gaitbduier @eItinbien's,
ueld)es pom pielcn amerifanern m1b>
rcno Der @interiniion beiiltt mllroe,
lit a%bge6rannt. Der Gerlult betr1gt
etlpa $250.000. 9as Sotel iollte am
Iittpoh iir Die Saiion eroiinet lper.
Sen.
Gin am NeuiNbrstog iriib nod
Ger 9eraubung einer @irtbidait bon
eiilem |oli5ilten erid)oiiener ganbit
tit oils Marion Seogepetb, Elm noto.
rider &1nber 1ino allgemeiner Ser.
Grefer, ioentifi3irt pproen. gr ,por
crit fiir5lid) ans Dem 3ndtbauie BON
Conn entlaiien mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05
gefeunt i'd eimes 8abnircuels
idulbia.

Wuncie, Sro., 3. sSanuar.
Sermon YleiIinser, rs Sabre oft, be.
fonnte lid) bciitc lflilbig. cine @eife
GET Big Sour.9abn" nabe Tarpii,
g., ont lesten Samitas geoiinet mo
eirlen Gerionen5us gum gntgleiien
gctraht 5u baben Gr puroe Der
@ranb. Surp iibermieien nnb in's ge.
iGnsnib seihidt. Yleiiinser batte ee4
Gofit oaB onrd, feline 6rebeltbat uiclc
s,oiingiere umfommen lpiiroen, oaB
CT linen Die Saihen leeren nno @eIo
seitua erlausen fomne, I'm, bonit
cine Saienitaot 5u erreifen inb
Gienit aiif einem ariessidiif 81 ueb-
men. Or lebte 5ir 9amn bel ieinrm
@robpoter. Der 2ofomotinfiibrer
uno Der Seiset oes 3naes piiroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05
@ieten G1iegelo AT.

Gincinnoti, 3. Soullor.
Nabitebeloc. iid ofienbar nui Die
G%atiiibrlna Der odtidbrisen Nina
Selner aus ibrer 3obmmg in
Souispiae. &p., be5iiglid)e 9lnnoncc
erid)ien beiltc in ciner bieiiaen Bel.
tlng:
Sic Ycrioncn, Medic mnier WGb.
den i'll ibrem 8~elpabrium baben,
iino benad)riftigt, bab mir ibren BE.
b;ngungen entipretjen nerben. Sic
Gralben MIR 81 ioroern."
ausenid)eiplit iinb llnterbauolun-
gen slpiiden Der 6amiIie ulo belt
Gntiiibrern i'm 8anse. unb es ban.
tcIt iid nm Die 6eittelluns zines
2oieaeloeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05
Yaiagicrsiiae iu GuQiiion.

Sprocu c, N.-D, 3. Sannlor,-
Giner lelepbonbotidait ans Auburn
5uIoIge collioirten bellte 9lbcnb bort
sirei Faiiusiersiigc. Gin Spe5iol5ug
III nnd Der St0ite be5 l%lliiollS ob1c-
ioltot lpurocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05
8ranbfataitropbc in Milmanfce.

Milbaufee, @iSc., 3. San. =
Minoeitens 8mei 2oifmGnner fanlen
beute abeno BET einem grmbe i'm
bieiigen gtobIiiiement ser yImerican
gribe 60" mm's 2eben, 5mei unoere
lpurben perleBt uuo man iilrdtet, oaB
ouBerOem nod pier ais 2eiten I'M
ter Den Sriimmern Iieaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05
NDclautc
General GitraSa beginut @oritoR
mad Wanagua.

Seine Nrmee riidt in Den @eiten Der
Mepublif Elm. SfIaht beI
Ncn1opo ermartet. - Sic megen
Grmor6ung oes Contractors Ser
guion perllrtbeilfen 5uei arooten
lpobribeinlid uniduloig. - Gln
Misunderstanding in Molmbss
pile, y9. 90, erflGrt, er babe oaa
Gcrbrefeu begongcn. Nlnlo
2ellner's SomiIie sum 3obIcn
pon 20iegeIb bereit.
Wluefielos, Hicoragno 3. 30
mar. 8cnerdi gitraoo's Gam
pu0ne i'm ~lucItIid)en Sbeile NIcaros
6ua'3 bat bcgonnen. Gic gauge pro
p;iorilhe Nrrncc, ipeld)e oell tilrj'
lidcn Sieg 81 Recreo erronA miro
chi @ooteu Den MicolllB blnolli bis
llnd Gbilc trnn5portirt -melder Srt
en- Stellc Rumu'9 nlS Torrotb@balla
t"cteu miro. Cine entld)eioenoe
SdIoAt oiirite SIT Ncopopo 9eId)lo,
gen mcrhcn.
9ic 8emcgung be9am III oIler
StiQe ulb Die 8orDllt inter Dem 8es
neral Wena beiinoet lid ld)on lett
Ginger 3eit 5u Chile. IieIer Grt
liz 0oa Centrum Der Sieh5lldt Der
%rpubIit, mo Der betreiicnbc Giitritt
miro mobrid)cinlid) 9lucfieloa mo
~lllnaebmnQ i'll groBcm MoBc Don Der
&cIt Scr Eerlorgnng Der Srlppen
nit Nnbrlugsmittcln beireien. NcO.
rOpa, 100 cine Shlodt erruartct miro,
Ilelt mlr 60 Wteilen pom Gbilc mo
cute @eAe iiibrcn bortbin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05

als2eife auia eiunben.-
Sobn S'Saro. Elm 81 Sabre otter
Ser9eont Der gnnoesormee, Der Dor
Sturgeon peniionirt puroe. luoro &c.
tern abeno bon Srn. Sobn Ionneap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05
2 diffItouer perundfiidt.

~0' ' l'N"St u " I u /.
Bel Der grbeit aui einem 3onr.
rfer, Der am Eier Der ,@eitern Mo,
rnlano'Gilenbobn" ;n Bort Gopina-
ton Saoung loidte. ipilroc gcitern
Tormittug Der "a Sabre oltc Sltliup
Winstofpsfi bon Hr. COS. Spionltr..
bon iluei ms Hoaen g~eratbenen sri
item eingeflemmt mo innerlid, per
leBt. Sn Der Imbuiall5 oes mittlerc!l
Giltrifta ii6eriiibrte man Den Beirut
gliiften nad Der .%llnion Yroteliont
Sniirmarp". Serr Mid)oel 9arlinc
lpar 3euge oes llnfulles nnb bcireite
@tnsfolusfi aus ieiner mngliidlidcu
Sage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05

Die geborbe pom Detroit. Mid,..
hot Der Anarfiitin gmma @~cIon.anu
Die GrlallbniB 5llm Solten Don Sic
Den i'll Der crmGbnten Staot uermci.
CERT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05

BON eincm Neaer iiber.
fallen. Srau geiiic Wor BON
Nr. 81, Sit.ErattitroBe, pliroe &c.
tern abeno IN. einem @infcl binter
ibrer @pbnilng bon Dem so Sabre
nlten Ne9er Srunf Sopee BON Hr.
217, @eit.S oiimonltraBe, ongeinllen.
Ser Iteger perild)te, ibr mebrere
Minge pom Singer 81 reiBen, manote
iif o6er oui ibre Siilierufe 5ilr
6lud,t. Eoli5iit Quinn, welder Die
Hnie ser Srou pernabm, pcrboitete
Den Hc9er nadl fur6er Sagb uno lie.
ierte i'm III Die oitlide Foli5eiitntion
Gin.
Sfii5ieues Gementi. -
Gie Hohrid)t, Dob 5ipiiden Der Me.
tropolitan. mo Der Wanbottanr
Spern . 8eieQihoft Ierbonblungell
idipebten, Die aui cine 8erltmelyung
Der beioen @eieaifnften binsielen,
miro bon Dem Gireftorinm Der We.
tropolitan = Sperngeieaidoit bernen-
tirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05

ldAper nerIcei. nllcin allc Goiiogicrc
cilttalllclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-05

UssN ' 1 .."r
Toa51blig erid)ienen bic Mitglic.
Ger Der oYtelobie" geitern gbeno III
Scrrn Socob Rieb' Sole al 5orreit-
unb SomitroBe, INT inter 0eitung
bon Yroi. $. ariippel Gbore iiir ibrc
Gn0e bieieS WonotS in Sbimef'S
Sale itottfinoenoe abenounterbal.
tung 81 iiben. Ger Trobe iolgte Die
iiblide @eihditSiisung, in welher III
%criter 2inie Die Dor aur5em ertpabl.
ten nelen geamten initalirt wlirocn
Gam fanlen perihieoenc Gorreipon-
ben5cn 5llr erleoigung, aud plroC
cine Ginlnbung pom e dipaben Der.
cin" entgeget eenommen. Nof) Del
8erianmllrng lieB 9err Sfant III
ran bon Nr. 1901, Noro.EortltruBe
elmer Der 5lpeiten 5enore. onl1Blid
Icines 80. @eburtStageS Elm 1aB Bier
Gigorren mo einen Smbib olliiob.
reil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
The Lesson of the Toll Roads

The railroads are getting ready for crucial struggle the
question of freight rates They insist That they mus. ha
more money for the service they performing and they ten
that the final determination OF this question VIII sets u
matter OF prosperity depression for years 20 come
The story the toll roads in Kentucky and OF the way IN
which they finally place 70 tree highways carries 'e
Of some value BOTH TO THE RAILROADS AND THE
PEOPLE at this time. -
Kentucky chartered her toll roads early 10Y For
hundred years and beast who used them paid tribute
to their owners They had been created by private capital
though often with generous subsidies from the public treasury
As only the necessities OF the people but
their conception OF popular rights underwent gradual change
The highway public utility vital to the existence oil the
poorest man. though walked without cent IN his pocket
The public that the highway ought to be Tree 70 an
Various attempts to regulate the monopoly proved iue
The toll road owners wee p9T Owe IN Sill, me
people chaed under private ownership OF highways and stu
they dreamed free highway open the use OF ALL
The acute stage OF the controversy reached IN 1870
The neonie declared that money which ought be used
improve the roads paid out in dividends Baked IN inc
courts they rcSored force Night riders tore down the toll
gates burned the toll houses ana threw the toaus open " ~
public
their the roads what they considered them worth
The people insisted that the property was worth the price Tor
which il was assessed, and no more.
Then the toll road reaped what they had sown
They had always kept valuation OF the property in
order to avoid taxation the railroads have done and
doing In the end which reached only few years ago.
the people OF Kentucky freed their highways and the owners
took what they could get O., M,
FRANKLY WITH THE PEOPLE They should open their
books letting the government know what the property mas cost
operate and the precise amount OF their earn
mgs. -. -.
with lines They vital 10 the life OF the people
Their owners controlled the taxing power the legislative
power and the power Of the courts in order to protect
their dividends.
The time TO Let the matter 80 with growing
acrmouy until becomes simply question OF who has the
power in this country, and injustice may be done
THE POWER LIES ABSOLUTELY WITH THE
MANY HEADED PEOPLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
In Spite of the Promising Conversation of
the Waitress, Pension Francois Disappointing
And Then When One Misses a
Perfectly Good s. Umbrella
IL Is Not Calculated to Help
Ones First Impression, Is
It2

When The Star artist told me
that he had firmly resolved 10 foregu
the forty-cent Eoulash pariora aud
seek no more gaatronomlo diver.
siona. was relieved.
but when he followed this up with
the statement that he had found an
ideal little French boarding house
down on Fourth av.. whore one
might secure a splendid dinner for
thirty-fiye cents, ! was expectant OF
tones, Never. never again."
Alas Now that have put myself
outside one Of those red Ink din.
nors. ! am sorrowful: also indi-
gestic.
Come on down. Old Top. and try
Il out" That was the CHEEKY In.
yiiatlon OF my artistic colleague
went down: I tried Il out. Per.
init mo 10 raise my right hand sol.
EMMY and declare In sopulchtal
tones. never. never again."
Tho French boarding house IL
very much like olives. garlic and
baked poasum. It's an acquired
taste.
A GtoutiAh lady In a red flannel
klmono greeted US when we came
ia through the basement door. |
thoughtfully leaned my ,hroodollsr
umbrella In dark corner and pro.
pared 10 enjoy a French dinner.
All bets were Oft from the soup
on.
Tho Star artist pretended TO know
exactly What the waiting maid said
% ua. II you knew his real name
you'd know that he dldnt aavvy a
syllable.
The soup. not 20 be too sarcastic
about IL, bore an unmintRkahlo 70.
semhlanCe 10 weak lemon phosphate
with ainged onion.akin for scenic
purposes
"Vooleyoo du entrce. m'aleu9" In.
quired the waitress. taking a reef
In her marcel wave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
CreaSeS and Styles

II was only few years appeared the
the whole neighbohood booted
him.
Now he MUST have the
Then small round has-now they
eonraptons actually obuct the highways and
sire
since huAtlea and hoopakiFts-and
they straight and down"
sensible days nfet themselves the
Of cola three high.
Not many their feet with shoes which
the heels Ike lead pencils
comfortable they along beside
mammaand you mother sacrifice good
regards her little daughter small
you going somel
Women men, children young becoming rational
actually coming when shall DO
very. sensible.
optimistic enough 20 think that there's hope Tor
the pretty girl and the college boyi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

site uH at tho table. kept making
faces AZ us Il was very annoying
indeed. even though We afterwards
learned that the poor chap suffers
from St Vitua dance.
We paid the thirty five and eueap.
"a to the DARK ball
The Star artist attempted a feeble
apology. but naturally ! would have
mons Of H. Even q forty ceut gouiaah
was better than this. reminded
him.
our visit 10 the French boarding
house came 20 very appropriate
conclusion when / discovered that
my perfectly good three dollar ufn'
Lrvlla Was gone.
am administering the West
Point silence 70 my artist COLLEAGUES
sor the rrst Of the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
OBSERVATIONS

that him si.2s2s2 for that
n And considering the shortness Of the
wasn't awfuly cheap at that
THAT which would reduce is wokmens
order fines made only 400
profit months But mustn't hurt business by
prosecuting
NURSE in Delaware hospital killed two PATIENTS laid out
and the doctor In such shape that II about
emetcs him We believe this the professional
WomENs association. soemniy
that old maids should pensioned shot
something wh her surplus and she make the
the old Utah plan
CARNEGIE that sons mlllonares don't what
father mother arlstocrate
flops tendency bit. surely
anothers who their father and mother ar going
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

nlll Bsraekcr killed \ woman in
cold blood
flo was pinohad for a.
lie retained the beat legal talent.
GALAXY" ~ Il. IN fact
Ito slammed insanity.
Ito pleaded self defense.
lie framed up an alihi.
lie got ~ experts 20 swear
that be had demsutia bnghouaia-
He tried 10 fin the jury.
lie dragged Ia all kinds OF in
fiuence."
Ho did everything that IL usually
done IN the United States 20 get
out Of Il. and sent 10 trial conn.
dent Of n swift acqulttal amid
cheers by the spectators.
but this was In England. and
tTha End
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

Wow" replied The Star artist
He afterward explained that this
means yes" In French boarding
houses.
We naturally expected something
pretty elegant with all that wofdy
trimming 10 a. The article WAS
plain. unvarulahcd boiled beef and
pomme do trrrea
POmms de trrreHf Just plain
murphlea, apudn or potatoes. Call
them what you will
a abort. fat man. who sat oppo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

American magazine writer's are
getting interested IN the cause and
cure Of many diseases about which
they knew little until some Of the
new school Of physicians began
taking their patients into their con-
fidenee.
Among these new styled doctors
IN DR.. Woods Hutchinson, who II
conducting a worldwide clinic and
school Of medicine for the sick. the
near-sick and the well in the col
umns OF our popular periodicals.
He gained well deserved fame
a few years ago when he gathered
together the threads Of scientific
facts about the treatment of tu-
beculOsis and prescribed this
"drug" air, sunshine and
abundant food. This drug" he
said would cure the sick. and
would keep the well. with tuber
eular inclinatlons. from getting
sick In fact. II 10 a splendid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

CLARICE: Certainly It is pos.
sible to love two men at once-un.
less one OF them gets wise.
WILLIE. don't stare at Mr..
Blank across the table that way:
II isn't polite"
Walt a minute. ma: want 10
see him tackle his glass OF water.
Pa says he drinks like a fish"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

s slnue 70 appear In lts usual artl.sss
a IRE ANY Of the pictures apns s'
ing IN this paper may BE- se y1sal'
printed on especially prepared =.
per, suitable for framing. wa s n,
do the framing for any az o,, ~ VIZ
scribefa' II desired. making a r ~
maj charge only for the frame. NJ.
a -, pahying portrait OF ~
jumps. by himself, IL alone w..
the price OF admission. 'A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

THE loud words that punctured
the atmosphere around our office
this morning were not a breach Of
the peace. II was only our editorial
writer in violent contempt Of court
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

DENVER. Colo While the fam
lily OF Edward Thomas were az din.
ner this evening. a second story
worker got into Mrs. Thomas bou-
doir and lifted a pound OF beefateak
and half pound Of butter from "a
jewel caskot The valuablea bad
been removed from a safety deposit
vault the day before. and Il ~ be
lieyed the robbers had knowledge Of
thS fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

drug" for both.
Another argument that he has
advanced In his lectures" was on
the subject OF the so-called chill
dren's diseases. which he said were
children's because that Is the ear.
Hest period at which a human be-
ing can have them. Most Of them
can be prevented, and II IL nothing
less than criminal for a mother 70
think that Johnnie might as well
have the measles now and be done
with it."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

" AK 70 n hirn-
der hunk OF Gus.
tard. wrap a
piece Of bread
around Il hastily.
b lac ken with
burnt cork and
serve IN a cigar.
cite holder. Great
caution should be
observed. as the
custard Is likely
20 become ner.
Vous and run
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

Sport Note. - The Antigaloo,
league has released Eugene Chss
I'm to the Epworth league. Is,e,
Page Castor has signed up FOR =,
other season with the Antl-clss,
cite league.
IL f. now too late for al rsm
men 70 come 10 the aid 4 -
party"
T. X. becomes more and mo,s i,
distinct every day.
God reigns-but the republks
party Is very IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

Housewife: The Vienna sausage.
or wienerwurst IL supposed 20 be
smoked. But don't inhaIe Il. as II
Injuries the lungs.
Mary; You say you can't make
both ends meet. Don't try 10.
Make one end vegetables.
a Oenatured Limerick.
There was q young man OF Tacoma,
Wash,
Who used 20 buy eggs az 20 cents
a dozen.
When his father said. Well.
This II certainly remarkablei"
The young man said he thought 80
too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
ANOTHER WAVE or CRIME


Especial 10 the Daily Thlng)
SAN FRANCIsCO Some time
during the night burglars broke into
the home Of T. J. Cooper and ee.
capped with 10 eggs. the savings Of
a lifetime. Mr. Cooper was a loser
IN a savings bank failure 10 years
ago. and since that time bad no
faith IN banks. aud kept his hoard
IN tho refrigerator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

department.
has resigned
from our sern
! eA havIns
drawn his gIH
last evening Tia
management a
this paper has
en- gagsd Ma
Charles Dana
GirnDs 10 taxa
charge OF ths
art department.
and The DaIl,
fTHN.N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

CAIRO. HIT Is reported that n
local tax dodger ate Is eggs when
he saw ths tau aBaeasor approach
ing The grand jury Is invest.
eating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

MARCoNI. inventor OF tho wire
less telegraph. ia working on an
aeroplane which no claims viii rise
straight from the ground without n
running start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

DEAR SATAN. I regret TO re-
port that Improper and Hell edl-
lions. so much advertised I'm this
country. are nothing but fakes
with great respect. A IMP"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

CARNEGIE again expresses fear
he'll die rich. oh. dry up. Andy 4:
you won't take any moro across
than a Homestead miliman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25
Our Daily Problem Pur,i.

II sis.25l one-dollar bills LA
lengthwise. win reach from ysv
York 70 Seattle. how far win !
five-dollar bin go toward q Thspks
giving diuneT2
Answer: Multiply by three ana
extract the square root Ths, nstes
II Invisible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

COLORADO supreme court has
not decided that the rare Colorado
air ought 20 be metercd by the
Denver Gas Truht--no YETI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

JACOB Rits arises from the
wreck 10 remark that Il IL Rooae.
welt. and not tho democrats. who
was victorious. All right. Jake. Il
you say so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

OUR OWN CRUSADE.
II an az won't keep your baby
quiet. try Mrs Wlnslow's Soothing
8irup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

LET'S SECT In Christmas shop
ping do you make the socks match
the necktieH. or the necktiea the
Hockal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

They're inyadln' ua from Mexico
Down on the Rio Grande.
There's reyolutin' 'mongBt the foe
To beat bfssHa bande.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-25

China wants 10 apprentice young
men 20 American railroads.