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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
AT THE rHEArREs

\ AT THE THEATRE6 I
4 Moorr-Fiorwnce Roberts In ,
q The Niger" ,
a Gran d~-~Thn Chinatown I
q Trunk Mystery. I
= what Happened ,
= to Jones"
q lols--isewis and Lake Com ,
\ pany. Musical Comedy. f,
= Aihambrs Sold Into sla- ,
= very" I
\ orpheurn Vaudeville. ,
Majestic Vaudeville. I
h Pantaacs Vaudeville.
3 star--Iiurlesque.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

Wanted. chocolate dippef. only ss-
parisnced help need apply kafhiE
candy co. 1854 tifsi Az
uirl for general housewofit 10 isih
nF ~
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nelP wAnrEp-FEMALe

WANT ED Several youne women with OF
without experiences, ~ taiephona epef
Third as The Pacific Tsiephens q
Telegraph Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
FLATS.

1asroom modern flat building. 2. and
8-ruum fiatsi can be used FOR roomiug
house near the car nnd car harms rcnt
North tit6.
Hlx-room modern lower fiat walking
distance, tiS.0a. s2t Mob Hill aV Phone
Queen Anne tas.
For Rent--Fo nr-room flat, electric
lights. 81. Inquire b87 27th s.
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Ioe1 AMI Hounn.

N~se~eeso~~<><N~~> .~~oN~~~~~eo-~
Lost Savings paHahauk No. iasAfi
Finder return 70 washington Trust a
savings Bank.
Lust "Wednesday afiefuooni on Second
nY., between Pike and Union. mink muff
ratufu 20 NJ " Dental fafiorai feHaf1
Lost Hayinas book no. 1865 Finder
Rank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

PERSONALS.
TNs Lonesome f1ut.
OPEN To All
Iasn - anf ffnd
ACQEAlNTANCE IMPROVEMENT.
SOCIAL. ENtUN MENT
These are fhs objects ~ eur efuh. srd
strangers are welcome hrnueytzhiilfy
ls The principal Qualification fef usrns
hnFEhtFs
ror furthsr Information aad Tor terms
cali nrun - address
THE LONESOME rLuH
fa2raEH iasf IA PSF $50
Rooms ~ ana sx Dept a. no 1851
Fourth Az, Seattle u A. A.
iins stt Office hours. 10 20 a. } % on
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

bfEClAL NO ICES.
NortcE or sroGS1kdHoLDhi's MEET
The annual meeting u the stockholders
o. the Union SAVINGS q Trust Company OF
Seattle "a corporation. viii be held at thu
office or the company, on the northwest
rofner ~ acronT Hv ana cherry o.. king
cpunty, WashinEton on Wodneaday' the
fsth DAY 81 January, 1871, AZ the hour
af o'clock in The afternoon, for the
purpose OF eisctina directors for the
company and for tho transaction Of any
other business that might properly be
brought before the meeting
n. y. SoLNEk, cashier.
Seattle Washington, December iath,
1919. -.--..-----.
ExPuEsafoN on THANKS
We wish 70 hereby thank the friends
FOR their many miniairatluns Of helpful
less aud sympathy la the recent Illness
and death of cur beloved vito and moth
III. Mrs Sarah Harlow
Though comparatively strangers. we
know your hearts are true
seattle. Husband.
MRS. ELSIE bRYANr,
North Yakima. Daughter,
MRS MABEL CuLHEHrsON.
Hllenshura, Daughter.
THIS ad worth so cents on dollar for
furniture. $50 on lot. one al Co pur-
chaaars cash values, come and see. tb33
Eastern av North giG6 open after
evenings owner
Eahelman q Wilson, carpenters and
general iobbera. Weather Etripping and
glazing speciality Main ii10 and Ind.
ISL
VI ~ Kuiies' cigar factory has re-
moved 10 soc Third av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

~~o~~~-~~~~S~SN~,~eN~ ~-~-@~@.~.@N~-~~@
FaF fenf West moaFtle. cottage, aStt
tffh q Vs.. sttf watqf. three blocks ffefa
Caiifafnta fn1uite pert dpnf- 80
iess
k&sef0sfa haasa uNa HnH pretty enlF
fi89a Take thfNrrY rAs aud Nee place
AZ Eeth Aud Thifa Nests ~ strife An
dress. hos iffe
siksFsois haass. ~ % feik y. relam-
aHta
Fmf Mani-= fiSsa raarn cottage. no tiR
Nel5se9N az ppiy " WurdhaNss A
flAtt FWfrttare store ttA Pike ~
Faaf-Fssr cottage. steta 81 zsth
az e
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

6OciNGSo 0FNRlNCGo-
N~sN~NN~~sN~NNNS>~N N~~~s0s0N~~NNNeeS
Brick business block in Seattle. well
leased! viii take water front acreage
part payment. long, easy terms for ball
nnce few thousand viii handle this
A close personal investigation VIII show
this bargain. Sec owner, Arlington
Hotel, December 81.
Restaurant OUTFIT, Including large
range refrigerator, plano, dishes, gran
ltoware, typewriter, show cases. chairs,
tables. counter. stools, etc. WoudhOuse
rlatt Furniture store, tts fike 81
Two dandy business chances at Renton.
This town has a pay roll OF $50, eco
Address cd Bosaure, Ronton.
wash
Have high Grade player piano. viii rent
or sell same cheap responsible parties
only. J-l20, The star.
Futiy equipped retail bakery good lease
aud good location. J-t2t. Tho Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
- sTYfigH VANCOUVER snop

Hats trimmed, dysa, cleaned aud re-
hif.eked piunes curisd and cleaned
Alteration Dept New and cid gar
tnsnts SCI kycaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

tYssssfisa eset asa etc, eae Csas gsf
msssf. sainfrrasa ekarEr fef snf Al. 10
CentA Ieieghpns al 10 ana 80 eiii send
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

Fraak Anderson. iFHt Main a.. @rRf.
Ne, says zone year aFu wRa taken
with rheumatism rnuidn't wnrA Cot s4shf
rfnufhn. Nhnn : rvfumenFat Doyle Medts
cine Cos Treatment Was on cratehes
ieHa thaa tWn fnunfks Was com eiefriy
cured" Doyle Medicine Co.. Sixth and
Naaiaf
LADIES mnTd 90 fua After Ypa
have tried everything ggs ever saw uf
heard - Az received iitfis Of no relief
Tor your CNS,Ns. calf o. send ste % G.
~ ffuanrr. aaak gsuesee at seattle
wash. for package ~ FFeenefs Cora
piAataFs MONEY refunded Y not sails
ffes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29

Calling cards. 100 zoe. iis Union
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

ee~~4e<~~~~~N~~N~e<s<4 ~~~~s~~Ns~~~~~~4e4@~~--e
wanted ~ Your five or aln-rcqu cot
fasa nrt more than 90 minutes ride
frafH business center. not more than
81 esH cash aud Aasiid prefer q Smaller
phfaaeas daRn. Give particulars a. -
si3a ana location % ! can 50 apa zee
IA evenings % EahfaTa Address Estis,
NfAr
Wanfsd sahtuaii faufh. imutNFra uf
parity lttrf1fea suitahis for cfirkrn
ranch. not Too Tor from transportation
small paYfnrnt NnMH ana balance on eAny
TERMS A8tfens t+itf. star
WAnted-& first class phBuaGfAph
cheap f.1Et rhe star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
nf4rfrsf.4g esNsf.


PHONES MAIN i3tri iND 90
Du YOU WANT a capable. reliable
woman 20 rare for children or house hY
the hear o. evening while you are oct
socially or otbsrwiNe. Aaiu tsep. 10
~ N. refeFeuees
10 yon roanY want 10 set rid ~ your
CuRNs7 Call o. send 2se Tor package
FraKner'A Corn plssterE G. a. frogner.
i1ia Genessrs a., seattle, Hn.
foof curious things. listed Christmas
presents Price booklet sent free. q
stanataY We olde Curiosity shop. col
man Dock. Seattle
For accurate piano work. and lessons
In pfncil. crayuu. pen etching and water
ceinra. cnu Apartment fa2 Waidyff
lessons see
Beautiful f.relsheh rooms singlc or On
suite, ln widows home Tor gentlemen
t.iih. The star
Nafa kodak enlargement. an cents
iseabs' Photo. second door P.-i hidg
Matrimonial Bureau. All Union st.
room Is. DO not be lonely; find your
snuimate
Faus month old baby hoy 20 be boarded
out call afternoons laif Howell 81.
Mrs y NJ Johnson. ciairvsyant and
card reading zoe Marion. Main ss,
For adoption a bright healthy baby
boy 1871 Howell "a
w ~ Mallory grows hatr and cures
dnudrufr III Colum' st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-29
FoR sALE-FuRnlTURE
AucT,or SALES

offlee iftt First az Phone J. s7ge.
A z Hathschlid. aHctignesr aud apprais-
sr - your services Main 1883. L sstt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Ams Mfrtfa. .

gu Mnfans oes Mufffan6es IN
SuopeFzMfrita trusen Die Sffiaiere
nod tire bunten 11niformen, BIB Die
ptelen Sreffer tie belebrten, bab ne
ben S9nar5en su gutes 3iel bpten.
@pGter dnberte fih bies 70 rabifaI.
bab Der Mnaus Der Sfftaiere, etrl
gan3 eetpDbnli9er gfeiterrod, b06-~
items burd fetn etnas abgetrdgeneS
Musfeben BON ben anoeren dbfd6.
Das gGn5li9e 5eblen ieoes Nbaei-
9ens fiibrte mitunter gu tomif4en
Srrtbiimern.
1nIere gpmpagnie traf einmal na4
elmer tii9tigen Marfhleiftuns 81
friiber Sasesaett an tbrem 8eitins
munasort Elm. Gs mar btes Elm gros
Bss Selolaser Der 9duBtruppe. NIT
tpel6er mir uns bier pereinigen ION.
ten. Mls lebte bon unferem 3nge
tamen Die Maeen an un> blteben
glei9 Der 8equemlidteit beim Gins
Ipannen uno Mbriiden balber tn elmer
lanqen Reibe fteben. Der Die Waeens
folonne fiibrenbe 2eutnant fprang
bonn pferoe, iibersab es einem fetner
2.ute unb i9lenbert tns 2aser. Sebr
out gelalnt, itedte ct cine gigarre tn
ben Wuno unb bat etnen alien, ners
tpitterten S9uBtruppler, tpelber on
.in.m 9ef9iib lebnte. in leutfeliser
W.iie UNI Seuer. @r par i'm eriten
Moment ni9t tpenis perbliifft, safs
oieier, Der tbn offenbar fir feiness
glei9en bielt, anitatt bereitpilltgf
bas setpiinldbte 9treihbol5 herporauz
bplen, in aierlt9 barf6em Sene
fragte: nWel4er Sdafsfopf fiibrt
oenn eigentlib Die Magen9"
9as 8ergniisen an oieIem t0itlts
9en Mibperi itGnoniB iibernanb aber
in Dem 2eutnant ben Nerger iiber
bic fir i'm pents f6mei9elbdfte 9e<
mertung, uno er antportete oesbalb
rubie: n2eutnant BON S9niot fiibrt
81 Waeen!" vNa, Damn geben
sic NAL gu inn uno bsitellen sic,
ct mDhte feline Wagen gefdlligit i'm
Salbfreis auffabren." nS6Dn,
mein Sunee!" antnortete iopial Der
Sffisier, uno inbem er nit gebeimem
@ergniigen Die 8erpirrung oes Solz
buten, tpel6e Nun folgen muBte, erz
ipartete, fiiste er ld9elnb binS,l:
yrebrteens fannit on Dir merfen, oaB
fein GIel einem Sfftaier 8efeble er>
tbeilen barf; id bin nGmli4 ielbit
2eutnant bon Gamiot!
@ein iiberlegenes 2d9eln md9te
aber einem stemli4 einfdltigen plaB,
aIs ser Solbat ohne Gle gertneite
@erlesenbeit entgegnete: lin 70 befs
fer, Serr 2eutnant, oann brau9e ih
S6nen ben 8efebl ia nibt ert ourch
einen 8oten gu f9iden; i9 bin
ndn1litb 9auptmann 54raoer."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28

n,roe;ysn Yon,,te, SAB Il iRr trotbtus
an bS@ffen Eage ibrts &tben1 p!s
ihSniien WInmeil fanbte, 0te
cefebtn hattie, finlmte ibr pef1 plpSs
fih tpefx unb milbe. Gie iDor Qr0aks
nrh NIT Dem fpeibIiden 1lnptrmogtn,
afpifdsn Helm uno grob 5u iinftrs
fheioen, bins lie nit elmer stgtnrnilts
aen Hreue an allen, nos, 1tf g
6urd, fetnen ipirflihen Wtrth rDer
burd bie Wtaht Der Werbdltnttles
Ginorud auf iis mahte. DaSu tdns
Ser lImfdnb, oaB feine' Httbt II
mdnnIid ffarf mar, baB tie ibr Sabre
Einburh fpfgen fnnnte, uno 0aB g
biefe feItene G,abe bes Jeingefiibis be,
fab, bie ibn Den Sag feiern lteB, dll
benz lie einem anbern Elm RinD 5ur
MeIt brubte -. !! sic gthorte n1nf
au 6enen, bic in einen ftdnbigen Sofls
renltdt bon Beipunsrrung uno pull
btaungen burhs lebtn getan5t pdr.
Man battle 70 grpbe Medfd dnf ibre
Rraft unb ibre 2iebe ge5ogen, odB
fie es iib gan3 dbgefpDhnt bate, els
mas fir fid feIbit 5u beanfpru9er.
limb bier fano fie einen Wsnf4en,
Der aegeben bate, obne efnen 0egs1s
btenif au perlansen, einen Mdna,
fir ben fie immer bidelbt blieb utD
Der ibr In Der @tilfe Sabre Der trene1t
syreunbf9aft fdentte einer Manit,
Der iie nod etnnlal feben mnBtt, eDe
er fir immer bon odnren 5cg.
Da erpa6te in ibr Die gdn5e fol3e
Milbtbdtigteit zines geliebten Mtts
bes. sic tpurbe in biefer Stnnoe
fret uno fiibn, iie, bic grnife, pflihts
getrene, beren Ghritte fih ben gn1s
5en Sag atpiiden Riide unb Rinbers
ifube betpegten unb NIT aiDei 0dl1s
ben, beren 6dut atpar ntht mebr 10
aart unb tpeih, tpie friiber, beren
9riff Bel Der Yflege Der fletnen Rins
Der aber lei9t uno miloe getDorben
mar, aos iie fcinen Ropf au iih nies
Ser unb fiiBte ibn auf bic Gtirn.
,8ielen Oanf fir bie 8fumtn,
faste fie, runb babe Dant bafiir, bob
bu mid nidt bergdbeitT
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28

br5bnf. Mstif 5ffnet Il Zen m,ibffoen
mcd,s,, ,,rh bri;IIi II .aorm - E,rT,.
ferIidsm aSnio saorm, ~ ''
Igi, fiirmihio,s s},ns,h,n ,n.rh.n
btfIomn,en eim;os n,rInsy,n has
Naubthterbdus. Gin aDtpe lit bod
Elm re1t bDfes 5bier.
sd bite Sie. anGbioes ssrGurein
niht 70 biht herdn!" biftet Ser i1noe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
9tenitli0e ttmteri6eiomms.

Die Refruteneinitellung uno @inS
fleioung mar beenbist. Der fefAe
Commits g. perleuenete auh i'm
Drilli9anauee Die Wiiroe feines bis1
bergen Stanoes riht: Stol3 uno al
letn, geIonoert BON Der 9er0t, ihreia
tet ct nit feiner Ghuffel 5ur Rude.
Da erblidt ibn Elm fdndu3bdrtiger
Gergeant: ~Wo tuillft 0tnn ou, bin9-
.Sh. 9err Sergednt2 (Gritauntes
@efi1t Db oes nod ilrgetnpbnten
nbu4.) SD min gum 5ptifen.@
rMas ipillit bug ~Spetfen, Gerr
Gergtant!" $50 Iaerfe oir Elm fiir
alIenul: Offi5iere fpeifen, ltnterpffis|
isere eflen, on absr, ba fribtl Ntr1
lambert
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Ser 6 . IN {.

9et ben 0ettern Mffen mar es
1uftig, aber i'm Maubtbierbaufe 1T es
gar ni9t amiifant, benn Der 2Dpe,
felis leo, 6eimatb Mfrifa, Iiegt in
elmer gde unb fdldft.
Die &inber finb enttduf9t. Oas
foq Elm 20tpe fem! Gr iiebt aus tpie
Elm GROCER 6unb.
,Gaule 8eitie! @ar fein Semperaz
ment! Ser Mdrter folltc nal Elm paar
@4iiife abgeben, um bic @efeaf9aft
etipas allfsumuntern!"
Man bat bas Gefiibl, um iein @ine
trittseeGb betrosen iporben gu fein.
@p, als fpenn i'm Sbeater Der Be-
riibmte @aft better setporben lit.
Semanb tpirft I'm @tid 3uder in
ben adfig. Der 20pe bebt niht eirz
nal ben Ropf. Gr blinaelt flii9tig
nuf bas aubringlide MenI1enDolf,
bas fib por fetnem RGfis brdngt, unb
1naht Die Nngen 9elangneilt ipieber
gu.
sd mD9te i'm germ nit meinem
Sdbtrn1 pteten, dber er TIT gdn3 neu,
fast eine iunse Dame unsebulbis.
rWie tann Elm QDipe nur 70 langpeis
Zig fein!"
,2G1erli9! Dds beiBt nun ,RDnia
Der sbiere1," Tagt Der ;inge Mann
nit benz gu boben aragen nebsn ibr.
.Oiefe 8eseichnnns 1T bod nur
f1niidenDes 8einort!"
nSa, dhnlidb tpie .0err Der
Gh0pfllng", meint DE innee Dame
serftreut. ndbrenb ibre eldn3e'.be.
Nueen oefr1rl1t oa benz 25lten ban-
ee DE gerr Sic ibr hpf mai Elm
1e7 csrr Sa bite
ef slsnge Mann nit Gem 5u 9o9ea.
s.raeen II EeislicD teriibrt non ,rer gu
1.sitE.iHg oaer er fdbr. bod ss5orIaR
r.is fsire.a @po3:eritpoden an sldfiaa
gittsg eils!ang. Damn 3iebt er Iic2 nit
fs;r rntser GeiiGt silig auriid.
6 Eat sD3l boror gethnn. len.
tIisiAnei. rithtes Der 23i1e fig auf
Qlb, noie gp5 sr ifF. ST fhlSgt bis
Erontsr II rs gifersst..er, ha3 es
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Ans st,tssn 3lstsstnbn !.
Hcit 8. pcn DeauIien.
Die GDntGne.
me fnofef1 Bic leute.

Ofhia fnn4er b;s Ss,nte
G.h,;n e. 1SIs. Sn.t.r &c e,sh. | i;.H .;r S.rY
n,,s S ,;,,srs mSS.s.r% % mr. Sin. h,r
nSb,s,n montSr.n h;e "a o;ht
1 a,s;s h.r ssmoft s;r.r - mnIm, s,;o,
hsr ancH.rssrcnI saTs ,rh h.rrr;%
sr,tor ;ib,r h., roffsnS,r hr1nn,nhsn
Tptnf,hsr. - ~ hrimt ~ ,,,n ,h.n r h,r
jnn,,;nsr o,,H ho1 ;ih.r hen os,ro,I.
h.m sSn,i o;nh.nsra,sn [ y,'s ,,nb s5rrt :, ,nSh.
t;n.m @ @st,,rae n;sS,r T ir;f;r,nb
@srons @rr.sm Io,,f.n nnn h,r ssonz
45,s ma NJ. ~. Gtrnhr.r ll s;n.a gt,r.
n.s M g>;, asrh,n ,,nh rnthsm Wonms
fuliffen b,s Weitterlpeoes .rDffnen einen
1robortioen Musblid iiber ffrena fnmz
rnetrifd, aertbeilte g}o5enflGhen anti
fdben bensn fcharladne Mofenparterres
ieudhten. Dor oeli1teten Buhenheden
r.den arotesfe @anbfteinfiallren lid,
fiibn ir's tpeidbperfchIeierte, berbftli6e
Blau. l1nb oona binten trGunt in
6pnnenrube NIT ultramorinblauen
ssen}terauoen Elm ranaaeitredtes peiBes
SnIpR.
Die ssontGne rauftbt unb raufdt.
@ie bebf unb fenft it'd in erhabenem,
aleihmGbiaem Mbntbmus; benen, bic
i1nperipanbt benz fteten Steiaen unb
GolIen aufdauer, tpexben Die @ebanfen
trdumerifGb einseidldfert. Nur bin
nnb ipieber ipedt iie ein fleiner bosbafz
ter Spriber, ben ein fa6ter Wtnb
ibnen anfiibrt; bdnn tpei4en tie anfz
fretfAenb ladenb aur Sette. Gtntge
reiBen ii9 5Daernb los, um tn ben Ml@
1een 81 prpmentren; neu Mngefpmmene
19teben 1lch rai1 tn Die Snder.
ssSn Der Menge ftebt f4on lange ein
iunses paar, bas fann nidt tpesfinz
ben. 3pifden 10 pielen Menf9en lit
man ia 10 gut pie dlIein, brum bulbet
fie es, bab er ben Mrm Tim tbre @9ula
tern lest, erpibert ben Druid bnr9
fanften 8egenbrud.
n@ieb', 2iebite," fagt Der iunge
Mann btcbt an ibrem Sbr, rtpie biefer
@prinsbrunnen, Der bimmelpdrts
dufitetst nnb bod tnmer tpieber sur
Grbe auriidtebrt, aueleid ftdrffte 8ez
tpesung unb rubepolles 8ebarren, gez
benb nnb n.bmenb, unerf9OpfIi9 reid
- 70 biintt MIDI unfere 2iebe!"
Das Mdbhen briidt fid adrtIih an
fbn. @ie fiebt au linn auf, besliidt,
betpunberrb. gIas 10 Elm M2ann. 70
Elm Dichter fir fdaDne @,bonfen bat!
limb 70 fdbDne Worte
l1nb bann bltdt lie tpieber pertlGrt
In bic Sont6ne. in bos unerf6Dpflihe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Gnfant tertibIe. Wat,

Gnfant terrible. 9ater
(8eiiber elmer sroBen &inberfhaar):
.Mlio. Rarl, moraen mir Dein flei>
nes Briinerhen sstauft. Sage Deis
mem 0errn 2tbrer. er rn0bte Dir
fhulfrei geben!' Rarlhen: Sci
10 gut, pdpa, unb glib mir .bos fhrift<
Iih; Ct fpDllte es fhon bas porigc
Wlal niet lnebr reht gluuben!1
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-05-05
No Middle Road.

We have always held that there
were only two big parties IN this
country the Republican and the
Democratic. We have SAID that
II the lnsurgent element III the
Republican party was right then
the Democratic party was right
and the proper thing tor the Insur-
gents TO do was TO get over into
the Democratic party. But these
insurgents know that if they did
that they would never get an office
and office is what they want.
They know that the Democrats
will never turn down an old time
Democrat tor newly converted
Republican. Ihe Springfield
Leader of May 3 contains this ed
itorial:
The Democrats of Indiana have NOM
mated John w. Kern for United States
senator ana The chances are that he
will be elected ana re ire Beveridge,
who Is trying to be both Republican
and near-Democrat. There is no
need in the Indiana Democrats vast
when they have such d spendid candi-
date as John W. Kern.
Mr.. Kern stands for real tariff re-
form and Otner changes which are now
demanded by the people. Mr. Bever-
ridge has told us that his party is rot
ten, that it is in league with all sorts
of thieves and robbers and that it is
passing laws which swindle the people
and yet he remains in that party aud
asks to be returned to the senate as d
Re Republican.
While Mr.. Beveridge's confession is
thankfully received and We note that
be shows signs of reforming himself
still that Is not reason why he should
go to the Senate instead of John w.
Kern. The Indiana Democrats see
through Beveridge's scheme. He is
trying to win on the Better than his
party" scheme but he will fail. Demo
Gratis are going to vote for Democrats
for change this year.
The Leader is right. If Bev-
eridge really believes what he has
said about the Republican adj
ministration he should not be
trying to be elected to the Senate
as a Republican but should be
trying to elect Ohm w. Kern.
But Beveridge and the other In
surgents have the itch for Office
and that is all there is to the in
surgent movement.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-05-05
81 a Year in Advance.
An Old Citizen Gone.

]. ]. Rhoads died Sunday night at
his home in Greene county near Rog-
ersville at the age of 73 years. He
came to Taney in 1880 and settled on
Big Creek. Here he raised his family
and lived until two years ago when he
removed to Greene county. During
his residence here he was known as an
honorable, upright man and made
many warm friends.
The body was brought back to his
old home and laid to rest in the Dotson
cemetery near Protein Tuesday. He
was member of the Christian church
and the Masonic order and the funeral
was conducted by the Protein lodge.
He leaves wife and nine children.
Two sons and daughter were at home,
one daughter is married and lives IN
Greene county, one son lives near
Ozark in Christian county and two
sons and two daughters live near the
old home in Taney. He was a broth
er of j. w. Rhoads, of Cedar Creek.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-05-05

IT seems as though the present
industry and splendid prosperous
times are too good for some peo-
pie. There is class OF Ameri-
cans who would like 10 see the
wheels stop, commercial activities
cease and the farms Of the country
trans formed into weed districts.
They cannot stanI prosperity.
They want cheap farm products,
cheap labor and some of them are
again anxious to have the privilge
of feeding soup and crusts to hon
est tramps. Some of them would
rather see their wives and children
clothed In rags. They have for
gotten the unrest and the mighty
commercial chasms of sixteen
years ago. They want to witness
these things again, The empty
purse, the old garments and the
song of hunger appeal to them.-
Lamar Republican, Sentinel.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-05-05
An Explanation.

In the circuit court docket pub
lished in this paper two weeks ago,
there was this paragraph State VS. ].
N. Ray, embezzlement." In the cir
cult court proceedings published last
week there was this paragraph State
VS. J. N. Ray, embezzlement, indict-
ment quashed."
We thought and think that this was
a vindication of Mr.. Ray on the charge
and that the public so understands it..
However Mr.. Ray feels that he would
like to make further explanation to
the public. The matter at issue was
the sum of $3.50 which came into his
possession as director of the Taney-
vile school district and which it was
charged he had neither expended or
turned over to his successor. When
the case came up in court Mr.. Ray
produced a receipt for the amount and
the Indictment was quashed by the
court.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-05-05

THERE is one lessen to be learn
ed from the spring term of circuit
court. Probably thousand dol
lars of criminal costs were piled
up that will have TO be paid by the
tax payers. About lhree-tourths
OF this came from two sources,
guns and liquor. The sooner we
can get those two things stopped
the sooner will the county get out
of debt. We are not posing on
any highly moral plane. We
simply realize that there IS law
against carrying guns and selling
liquor. 1t the parents of .he
county who Want TO see the couns
ty prosper (and they all do would
watch to see If their boy was carry
ing gun or buying liquor and
discourage the practice we would
get In b7tter shape. The good
citizens ought to take this matter
IN hand. Boycott the law viola
tor socially and In business way.
The day OF the man with a pistol
In his belt and a lot Of liquor un-
der his belt Is past and those who
don't know 1t should be made to
realize II.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-05-05
WAGES are higher and still

WAGES are higher and still as
cending; farmers are everywhere
prosperous; the unemployed are
few and skilled and unskiIled
labor is in demand; banks are
flourishing; manufacturers are
making money; prosperity is gen
eral and no great evil contronts
the people. Then why the knock
err What business has he under
such conditions7 He says the
cost OF living is TOO high. The
cost OF living has always been too
high for people who would buy
more than they can pay for, but
high or low the cost of living has
not yet been found in guilty con-
nection with the tariff while the
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1910-05-05

Our new tariff law is not pro
hibitive, as shown by the vast in.
crease in imports since it becam+
operative. The danger is that al
some points it will not be found
high enough to prevent the pro.
ducts of cheap labor in foreign
lands from displacing the products
of we'll paid labor at home. The
Democrats would reduce the
schedules still lower, and thus i'm
pair the demand for labor and cut
off thousands of we'll paid wage
earnerS.