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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30


The iceman. the plumber and all The
varieties Of the little gods are under
an eclipse. and the only thing In slight
Is the fireworks man.
Times may be hard and money
scarce, but the fireworks man falls 70
give evidence Of II. Ills prices are Of
the skyscrapIng order. and be knows
that the good American people VIII
manage TO reach them In some way o.
other.
Maybe the fireworks man can't talk
The compliment genius who writes the
circus programs and whose vocabulary
consists Of adjectives Il a feeble crea.
ture. his intellect IL shriveled atom,
his nerve the smallest section Of 2
desiccated molecule. In comparison
with the towering grandeur OF the Gre
works man.
Crackers, roman candles. skyrocp
cts and pinwheclsf Yes. we sell them
by the carload. but they are for the
babes, the creature whose narrow 10
telligence has never ssrmountcd the
boundaries OF the primitive celebrs
tionS Of our ancestors. II wrings my
heart with anguish when read Of the
progrcxsiyeness or the American PEG
pie and then think Of the way they
cling to crackers, pinwheels, roman
capdIcs and skyrockefs when they
might revcl In the pleasures OF para
disc II they would but east aside thfif
superstitious conservatism and use our
dragon nests OF saucissons, our bat
teries Of coIored stars. the Egyptian
circIets. the Aztec fountain PRODUCTIONS
OF even the double crazy wheel"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30
TO THE AMERICAN FLAG.

An hail our starry banner.
The emblem Of the free.
Whose stars and stripes forever
Shall stand FOR liberty,
The world behoids thy glory.
Bright banner OF the stars,
And nations held "a bondage
Shall break their prison h7ra
In thee the blue OF heaven
Prociaims thy purity.
And peoples plunged In sorrow
Shall fondIy turn TO thee.
To lead the world In honor.
The weak TO cheer and save
These are thy tasks forever,
Dear banner OF the brave.
To thee our holy pledges
We soiemnly renew.
Until our hearts are silent
To thee We will be true.
The centuries stall clam thee
TIL time itself shall end
And all the world proclaim thee :
Protector. savior. friend.
General Horetio c. King.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

LONG ROUTE. afraid he would
not show up before midnight. He had
a package OF squibs under his arm and
several other packages tucked away
out Of sight He'd been celebrating
and was piped proper
led him OF to one corner and told
him to go In at the back door and 20
to bed. hut he took dear old college
chum clinch around my neck and be-
gan telling me in megaphone tone
how he had always loved me and
couldn't think Of parting from me.
Well. you know the kind. He rebuked
me with, great dignity about being
ashamed OF an old friend. At last
got sore and told him to go fall OF.
| We pulled our freight out Of there
and left him zigzagging. but he lconed
up at the party little while later and
acted scandalonsly.
| About this time we had all begun 10
get busy with the punk, and then the
trouble came my way. We had a
burch Of these nice. innocent drainage
canal dynamite capsules-these half
footers, you know. Well, sprinkied
a few OF them through the atmosphere
until at last tapped one that had a
phony fuse.
The blamed thing fzzled away and
got tired and petered out. Did I chase
over to investigate the troublel Not I.
knew what would happen II I APP
preached that cracker TO breathe gen
tly on the fuse. Maybe hadn't read
about those good boys who had tried
the stunt and then didn't have enough
fingers left 10 handle their harps prop
eriy. Oh. little wise boy.
Maybe was afraid or maybe was
wise. but ! wasn't taking chances.
About this time the lad with the
fossy footwork began 10 clamor about
my being cold footed party. He was
good and noisy about II too. He al
lowed that II was "'shamed of old
friend" he'd make me ashamed by do
ing what didn't dare.
Maybe be said this In a whisper-I
don't guess. You'd have thought he
was making an Grafton. warned him
10 keep away, but he amb.cd mcrrily
out Into the street and picked up the
uncracked cracker.
Now. II had done that my friends
would have been doing a slow sexfei
alongside me In few days. but there's
kind providence on the stan Of these
tanks. After be had inspected Il be
lighted new fuse be had fixed up
and ducked before II went OF. And
me standing there. with those girls Civ.
Ing me the plying glancel They all
do: never take the facts Into consid-
Grafton. That's human nature for you!
Well. PIpesy felt 50 fne that he be-
gan 10 celebrate good and swift. He
just touched on everything at once.
thinking he was real cute. and things
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so thorough that
primeval impulse
could be over.
c 0 IN e "a lily.
Therefore when a
kindly shopkeep-
er with eyes only
for the girl that
used TO be had
given the maid
two giant crack
ers FOR herself, =
she had taken
them with an in
ward laugh at
the simplicity OF
mere man. Only a
man and a Rum
pletowner would
believe that a
Bryn Mawr grad
uate-
b efore Miss
SyIyia had reach
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30
VICTORIOUS FIFTH

"yHls IL the day
When tho littie boy next door
Who has always had penchan.
for psekin8 into things.
= scen resting on the front norcA
In bandages, porcn
Explaining 10 group Of admiring frIsra.
Just how he thought the cannon wasn.s
going on
When he blew
Down the touchhole.
This Is the day
When the old cat
Drags herself out from under the barr
looking like hair mattress after
cyclone,
And examines her tail to see II II Is ali !,
And then, on
With a rueful smile. takes
A quiet. unobtrusive sneak into the Goa,
cellar, Wal
Where there aren't any aquibs or
Firecrackers.
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began ringing In
all directions.
The girls and
most Of the fell
lows were taking
10 the trees, pur-
sued by rockets.
TO m an candles
and pinwheels. I
thought, Here's
where l do a
grand stand play
and make good. !"
and so I jumped
In to stamp out
the lighted fuses.
Well, sir, this
boy was that far
on his dipper
that he opened
fire on me with a
o m an candle
an1 a~re~xy al
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30
As BERFORD
FOUND II.
BY STACEY {. BAKER.

tCopyright, 1910, by American Press A0eo-
~YLvIA threw huge lighted fire.
cracker over the convenient
" clump of alders and waited ex-
pectantly for results.
They came sooner than she expected.
"Hey. wot do youse fink
Boom.
The great red fretting thing had ex-
ploded before the surprised tramp, the
sleep still in his eyes, discovered what
hit him.
The girl, Miss Sylvia Moore, late Of
Bryn Mawr. was no madcap. Don't
think it! In fact. a more daintily de-
mure damsel would be hard to find in
all the prolific vicinity of Rumpletown.
1t was this way:
Miss Sylvia. trim and fair, had been
a-shopping in the interests of two in
corrigible little brothers whom fond
mamma with painful memories re-
fused to allow away from home on
the Fourth of July.
The sIoores were farmers, living
about a mile from the city. Heretofore
the boys on their annual trips to town
had left profusion of burned fire.
works by the dusty roadside and arriv-
ed with sundry mementos in the shape
OF powder SCARED fingers. powder
blued cheeks and powder singed eye
brows: hence the maternal edict re-
sulting in this trip by the sympathiz-
ing sister graduate.
The metamorphosis of the maid Of
the meadows into self assured young
lady properly finished was not
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

II reckon Uncle Sam ought TO dress
up as chantIclecr leading man thl'
year." remarked the philosopher, 'fo'
he certainly win do some Growing, anu
though that won't make the sun rise
II viii cause q big nocturnal illumina
ton all over this grand and gloric"
country"
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LEAN 1T Up AGIr In az how youse
DE- yENcE," on likes de fireworks.
prEED THE MAN. continyer.v The
essmp finished with suggestive wave
Of his hand toward the wicker basket.
"wha.wba-what do you meanT'
essped the girl She had meant to
lsnd q touch Of virtuous indignation
" the phrase, but frightened lips re.
fnsel the accent.
The tramp gisred-a most ferocious
RhrsL
"Youse get busy wild dem sputterin'
thes," be growied, "and now, or eIae
Jp-I'll"--
The terrified imagination Of Sylvia
1h not await the ultimatum.
"Oh, will, sirr' she gasped wildly.
II wtll sir; honest and trueT which
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over the target caught one on the
shirt front, one bit my hat, and that's
ell kept tab on. cause just then one
candle ball lighted the fuse OF a can.
non cracker that was in my pocket.
Everything went red. and then some
body turned on the dark.
When ! woke up was tucked away
In bed. wrapped In bandages and ar.
MICA until ] could have got job at the
museum AZ q genuine Aztec mummy.
The doctor said ia be out IN . week
or so.-Bud Barclay In Chicago News.
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a little fairy tnat
I'd been tagging
around for some
time and a bun.
die Of condensed
no'se. and we
4 Nstepped over
to Inc party.
We were pretty
nearly there when
we met up with
the brother OF the
girl who gave the
party. He was
tryin g to get
home, but he was
taking such a
long route. going
from one side OF
the walk to the
other, that / was
afraid he would
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Of the huge rock. he KISSED HER.
ct, which scared dimly aloft on its
misspent journey. The celebrators wit
messed the flight in sombcr silence.
Now get de rest o. dem firecrack-
ers," growled the tramp. II can't hang
around he 3 all day"
The man from Harvard chsfed at
the offensive tone.
"Yes, sir" answered the girl. There
was a note Of submission In the reply.
Evidently this strange person was q
man Of some standing according TO
western standards.
Berferd ventured forth, ashamed Of
himself for eayesdropping even the
short second that he bad stood silent
trying TO adjust himself to the situa.
ton.
"Luker' The great dark eyes OF the
girl blazed with excitement as the big
fellow joined them. "Oh. save mel
Save meiv The lady promptly tainted.
As for the hobo, after hasty inven-
tory OF the situation he marathoned
msdly on, and Luke Bcrford instead
Of depositing the damsel away, as be
should have done, and giving chase,
chose to hold her 1.-THE. yielding form
10 his arms. and as she opened her
eyes he-well. he kissed her, II you
must know, although II isn't good Ell
quette for q story writer TO do more
than intimate this.
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The abssntminded nlan was busy a,
his desk.
Here. Miss Daisy" he called 10 his
stenographer.
"Yes. sir" answered Miss Daisy.
"Uh-what day Of the month docs
the Fourth OF July come orr
"Uh.-on the 9TH. I think" repllsd
Miss Daisy meekly.
THANK you,' said the bose
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ed for no such
dire preiicament
as this. Old
g dpa Trou-
BILE. metaphoricaI-
ly speaking. hob
bIed up with a
patriarchal smile
for the disturbed
damsel.
"Youse has gone
de limit. youss
hast stubble-
beard was speak
Ing. and u was
more than evident
that be struggled
with strong emo
ton.
NO bloomin' gal
wild braids down
her back can play
boss wild met Be.
I'm as how youse
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30
HOW IT HAPPENED
y on zee. It was this way. There
was damsel who was moth
\ Ing II not original, and after

bHe q tHKeH cUuplc q tuluks
she got up a fireworks party for the
night Of the Fourth. Her old man had
a house with a dandy big lawn. Every
fellow was supposed to bring girl
an bundle Of fireworks,
- course I'm for anything original,
so | attended In body. | gathered in
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

WHEN grandpa sits here the
We wonder why they shot each other the he.
But when the crackers
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an eye for the
youth, who was
now quite near
and only partial
ly concealed by
the turn in the
road.
"Skyrockets in
the daytime,
unused Berford.
Il guess Sylvia
was right: they
don't stand much
on convention 10
this particular
n eek of the
woods"
The girl, who
had silently obey
ed her compan-
ion. took the light.
ed match offered
her and touched
o8 fbo buoa rarls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08

Moa, OF the ncw ahow at the or.
pheum IL worth seeing Some u Il
isn't.
The Baizars are very acceptable
maEiclan4
Wheeler Earl and Vera Curtis
follow with n fair singing and talk
luK act
Third are the Meredith Sisters.
who have neither looks nor voices.
but who cover up these deficiencies
by a splendid 10; 81 scenery. one
of The most pretentinua outfits ever
brought here BY . singing act. and
BY very handsome costumes
Radiant Hadle F'urmRn iant
worth her weight la radlum "a a
Singer. but one OF her character
songs includes q very nifty dancing
effort which brought her applcuae
Prom this point on Orphsum
patrons see only good acts WI
liam Faruum. brother % the popu.
lar Dustin. scored heavily lu q
playlot Of ancient Meloa. written
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08
r0IINClL KEEPS HANDS
OFF PROBE COMMITTEE

coolor counsel evidently did a ut
tie prevailing.
u may be that the rs councllmon.
each with his springume aapira
tons. did not caro- 20 40 on record
on any matter that might be in.
convenient when tho next city cleo.
ton came around
However thls assumption may
be, tho fact romalus that Schlumpf
was ON his good behavior, and
found only one occasion 20 trot out
his indignatlon-that being God.
dard and tho cost OF public I'm.
proycmepts A rather exneetAnt
lobby waited In vain until tho close
OF the session without hearing e
word about the investigating com.
mittee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08
Al the Pantaaes.

lie Tragede dEgypte" Is another
one Of the Salome-Cleopatra style
of dance architecture. and the audi.
cuce ut tho Pantagos theatre yester-
day showed clearly that the Orien-
tai dances have not passed into dc
cay yet
Nile. Mercerau ls n very grace.
fuI dancer The story OF the dance
IL that Vyasa. 20 save her father
from his enemy. Calyseg. enrap-
lures him with the dance Of allure
msnt. then stabs him.
a quartet Of Hawaiiana. three
men and one woman. disbuFse very
tunoful music. The girl dangerous
" treads the border line IN one OF
her native dances.
schepp's dogs aud ponies are
good. The laugh producers Of The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08

BY Edward Pepia. and weaving ia
story about tho creation Of the
famous sculpture. tho Venus de
Milo Mr Farnum IL first rate
actor. and IN Olive white be has
= most clever leading woman The
act was given deserved and pro
lunEcd applause
The Kaufman brothers are che
big comedy hit Of the bill Thay
DO a blaekfacs act that Is full u
trAgcafira and abasrdltisA. all d.
which got over
The puffiu Redcay Troupe II
1--WE oF six people do very difficult
aerial ncrobntics. including a triple
eomcrAauii. toutrd a. the only one
~ ita kind IN captivity The act IL
away above the average.
The motion pictures tell a war
time story that wili appropriately
interest the younger generation,
who will see she F0mancsa. without
realizing tho horrors. that nre
bound up In a story Of tha, kind
-
week are Llbbey and TFHyer. In a
hurlesque Buffalo Biil and grand
opera number. Woods and Green
also get out a chuckIe or two In
songs and dialogue So do Morgan
Brothers. In comedy acrohaticH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08
STENOGRAPHERS HEADED
$lO,OOO,OOO COAL COMPANY

Two Seattle Girl atenographerB
we're made the president and tho
seorotarytroaaurer OF a 10000, 900
coal company. They were Miss
Cora g. Anderson. who lives ut tho
Goldie Apartments. and Miss Neyn
l. Airey They acted as the dunn.
my officers OF the Alaska Clean.
smokelcan Anthracite Coal Co. fos-
tered by Former Mayor Harry
white.
Tho federal grand jury at spo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08

-. were a variety Of rumors
-. s.slIas las, nlsA' TO tho effect
~ council was going TO slip
~ .,s,ns rough over on the eoun.
= INVESTIGATING committee ,l,S l ns'a 81
~ Ice sehlumpf picked out as
= MA who was Eoins 20 90 me ne
.s.elas. the particular onloot 20
sllpped calling Tor an immaculate
80 q the investigating commit
~, there was nothing dolng not
arr A week ago sehlnmpt In
remsat 81 enthusiasm. an
1000 10 reporters iust what he
...sSed to DO 20 the committed,
soma time during the week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08
MAN BOUGHT A
BRIDE FOR S72

WiLKEsnARRE. Pa. Nov. S.
For t72 Frank LEAK OF this city
was enabled 10 purchase a bride.
She In Susan nlakeskey. and whom
the pair asked Tor a license the
clerk was told tho girl was less
Than ~ years old. She said. how.
ever, that her mother was willing
20 have her marry Lizak. and he dc.
.clared he was 20 give the mother
sI2 for permitting the girl TO mar.
~ him. Tho mother was sent for.
She gave her consent aud the II.
conse was issued.
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knno. which indicted white. u. A.
Mckenzie. G. u Mckenzie aud 9th.
era. brought out the startling fact
that these girls. who were pound
ing typowritera for attorneys In the
Mutual Life building. were the nom
inal heads OF company 10 which
were transferred nine Alaska coal
claims. known aa group ~ IN the
Donghton group.
The girls testified that they never
received any salaries for their i'm
portant offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08
DIG AUTO BLAZE IN
Los ANGELES TO-DAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.
Seyentyflve thousand dollars
worth 81 automobiles went up 10
smoke today IN a fire that destroy
cd the Pullman Automobile garage
near Golden Gate park. In add
ton 10 tho machines. the fire dam
aged the building 10 the extent Of
SIS. 600.
The automobiles we're fully In.
aurcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08

"a city council last night reluo-
...,er tooA c0Enisance Of the fact
X. here Is no longer restricted
$500 and that the hope OF one
! ssm The matter came ~ IN an
snsssmsnt to the estimates ~ the
n revenues In connection with
B. AK levy. -,
Re original estimate. under
A. Aeaaing of Health and Sant
- there was al item Of $4,000
49, vas expected 70 be derived
kroarh the work OF the health de-
S,tmsns In the restricted district,
- vas stricken last night The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08
PARTNERSHIP WITH
VICE IS DISSOLVED

striking was done without com.
ment
The Item was lodged in with a
lot ol clerical errors. and cuts I'm
receipts and appropriations. When
the clerk reading the item drawled
out this particular amendment.
there was an exchange OF glanoea
between the councilmen. and the
lobby began 70 buzz with comment.
iug whispers.
During 1911. untii there Is a De.
clded change. tho city will no long.
% b. In partnership with the vice
syndioates.
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MlAfH MNmVEn.
or. ctr - ir..r-a. -

Tires round trips aally. Leave ss.
SUNDAY. isAvs ssatli. q, fis
IN, 'sa ~, "a L. a. ir,,ss',a =
eeadag, lsf - Everest 81 sla4 q a.
ffit p "a and fis IN.
Steamer isarss fFstn Colman aaeh
etsAmsT and sehsdais sabssot -
rssss.--sun.sl M.la 1871 IaA fss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08

kAr Iela. started the physician In
cerman. but shall have 20 detain
ysa FOR a close Inspection You
seer 70 be dreadfaily stricken. and
nan 80 awfally dssormed as you
rs win never BE- abie 10 support
HIMSELF In this eoartFy"
Much 10 the eeciers surprise. who
ad spoken IA German. Rosenberg
rplfsd 10 good plain American.
Esns here oacs. Lena. he shout.
g. ~ wife. explain this gentle
~ sAssf ny hsmpa Claus then
tVsaA emseif ef bis coat. and
~ Ras@oerg, aided By a knife.
kaE , ~ up the lining. and an.
sHH 4 regular sold mine After
RaaefE bad counted ont $40 900
efz ne doctor told him to stop.
o. = ras satisfied that there
W. % teforrnisiss on his body.
4ss he same In my pants. said
kssaasrg Want to see9~
u not necessary" replied tbs
srr and the Investigation WAS Al
Z nd Rosenberg had been In
~ eunntry before. Recently hs
~ his iagm and other possessions
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viii Provide Dinner
for Dead Mans Friends.

a NEW YORK. Nov. S. 4
. Twelve friends OF the late q
= Ratke Siedcnhurg. a business a
= man who died here last Octo. 4
= Der, are directed b. the terms 4
q OF his viii. filed for probate a
. today. 20 eat a dinner costing =
s59e az the expense OF hlA 4
. estate. 4
Thu selection OF the guests 4
. and the time and place OF the 4
. dinner are left 10 bis exeeu- 4
q tors. with the sole provision 4
= that the dinner must b. eaten 4
= within three mouths Of the 4
= tcs,afnr's death.
"a a. 4 4 4 a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08

The Majestic show this week
aims AZ comedy. Happy Jack Gard
uer. out here last year NJ the or
pbeum with battered tuba and
working In blackfacc. with his com.
pany. Ia supposed to furnish a
laugh a minute They do not
The Three National Comiques
acrobats are fairly clever. but their
comedy needs brushing up. Gu
Brown and III Mills operate IN a
song and dance act with little
dialogue. Gil ainEs just na atroc.
lously az he did when out here last
season az the Orpheum. but hts
clever dancing gets him by. Miss
Minis displays some gowns.
Eckhoff and Gordon gave Happy
Jack a run for HIS money. with
their bully musical turn German
lests are turned out by George Ye0-
man. but hls delivery is heavily
handicapped BY a cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08
Nan ord,ra for PavIows.

These are the last days on which
seats for the Paylowa. Mordkin en-
gagement az the Grand next week
may be obtained only through the
medium Of mail orders. There are
stlll good seats 20 be had for each
OF the three performances on
Friday morning the window sale
begins at the Grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08
AT THE THEATRES.

\ hooRE-De Wolf Hopper +
> and Louise Dresser In "Ths {
= Matinee Idol
. GRAND--"Irs Wigs Of /
4 the Cabbage Patch.
, SEATTLE-"undcr South /
; ern Skies a"
y LOiS--'The First Born
, ALEXANDRIA $500 The phan.
, tom Detective"
, oRPHEUm - New vaude-
; Vile.
, MAJESTIC - New vaude. I
\ Vile
, pANTAoEs - New yaude 4,
Vile I
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the guests. Gigher explEined after.
ward that he had worked hard the
night before, and his alarm clock
failed to do It's duty. Then they
we're married.
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Wedding 10 MISE
Minnie synder
was delayed five
hours Tho wed
ding was to have
taken place Ia 81.
Anthony'B chapel.
and after wait
ing at tn q
church" an hour
OF more, Father
ziio told tn q
weeping bride "a
go home. She
did. and so did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-08

Thomas Potter Dunn and Harry
Bernard. comedians. have been
added 10 the roster Of funny men
at the Star theatre Arthur Clam
age will stage a grand prize waltz
contest tonight. Ia which the audi.
ence may dance With the chorus
girls.
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ond cabin pas
senger ella n 8
Rosenherg on the
liner kaisertn
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