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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
A WORD FOR COMlMERcAHLsM

privilege that ever Impressed mar.
hu1 there is sknis I'd say OF them
They can as q rule thrive only ,unnu
the prosperity. and never upon the
poverty on the masses. Ii lis the ris-
ing importance nf profit getting that Is
the Eevarest practical check unnn MILL.
Iarism. AS III institution money .mal.
ing must play sair In the lnng run, nr
1t will destroy itself; No business
hnuse can continue nn any permanent
basis except truthsIelling Cnmnare
this wurk with the ancient frauds ann
sacred, protected, legRlizad iniustfse
nj the hereditary mobility. When we
shall have ONCE worked nut snme tens
lille plum fnr Justly distributing nrnftts
when WE shall have sflnne awav win
nj special advantages 10 certain pec-
pile, Including rHrff md inheritance
we shall find universal working fnr
wages the mnst equitable arrangement,
under which the race can live. wp
shall achieve the true hrnrharhaDn 81
man."
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
The LarnhertViIIe Record
PTRLIsHEp TWICE-4-WEEk
Lar11bert<i!le. n. j..
ALlWoNs AND clsoseE4

Ssw ca.1ss 8 New York WOMAN vic
Is s4s-s u Ne charged with +'Ko-na1
tz.h1z1s-n4ty 1er w'aEDAz- protesting 70
ne shocked 81 tbs -aal1i iTgili.iIy ri Ii
wo1'ces Aoa proposing & -s-naay il The
soG24 abolition d AI7End7gy, says Omaha
Bee Sshs tarcsspes Ihs prospect u
RllTnozv 10 De JSs eih5a5 oRass 81 q,
w9-,cs,s granted u women ami ot-
n5upcas 1hs system Is nothing nui Z
ss1IE1Eils graft 1nd5Eb5aa1y IHapE e8-
signing woIaeu can consistently tAke
mo exceptions 20 ahess charges, 4na
b is MOI u es questioned thar some
Hlnsa''Ispllaas lawyers VII Cooperate
H5ch women for Gha pHfpase D Or
1a1Iins financial sm9luman4 through
shs operation u +ha divorce courts,
niui Lhst a!im9i1y. 81 THE desire 70 Oh
Gain alimoI.y, constitutes 9he prevail
mig cause and pnrpase ot women
seeking lass-l separations from Sheil
husbands, il is hard 70 haiisva Ely
mare 1hEn 4 wnuld ns Wise. safs u
1nsJ 70 tia away with the law provie-
1ns In- aitmnr.y SunieeH has come
10 recngnizt thaI there Is such E Shfns
is & 1nscifiahle ltvnre4. anu there Is
certainly such thing rs wnman
needing and deserving support from
The uan rom whnn she seeks anG oh
Gains Gtvnree, anG re abolish aiimnny
would wnrf hardship on many women
ana children. alike hlameless ins the
CAUSES as well as the fact of the sch
&-atlun
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
TRADE BONDS KNIT

ann 5lIuliuIlfia cnns IH,1f1inn AuYnmn.
hilss Grf suiE nv scnlsss N thousands
IL America anf missionaries AM
clerks IL commercial houses II xf,s
saEpu-,Ss M China finfl xh. ssnsz n It.-
Ins Increased Many mntnr cars mean
much consumption n -iIbfsnf fnr tires
Thai CAUSES high nriEes anG the hmm
IL crude rIibiar leads 10 the planting
N millions nj rubber trees II the Af:,
lay peninsula and nn nearby isinnfss
with many thousands N Chinese
brought frnm their own country III
wnra The plantations. aanee higher
wages iur Chinese servants o. tor
nigaaTg, IN Chinese cities
Also the aufnmnhile bonn Il. tins
Omitted States. with Its great demand
fnr rIihhnr. benefits the mills .filat
make cotton string III fsreas Britain
Rubber bands rnst more, and frugal
giloniSeaners IL the United Kingdom
nss string more anu riIhnar less. II
tying III packages
There are endless trade connections
OF thss kind The world Is more and
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
sTENpGRaDHEfg Ennr DUAL.
TIES Met LASTING.
Mors tn This ssory TOR CIR vno IN.
srtres Sne Ever Car Sur fser
Work

What's the matter. Ralltnr. aske6
MI. Den.ner At lunch. You loot q
tn
1--we been inspecting ssenographsrs
al morning, and I'm might tired. al.
swsred MI Rollfr
Whats the matter with yoEr neu
secretary? the las time saw you
Won told me you were mere than So
igfied with ner."
q had her only week then. she
didn't wear well,
What was the matter
We'll, she was the kind OF CIR who
puts her beet foot forward ar first, and
keeps II there several DAYS Sha
looked rs fresh ms u rose the GAS I
hired her At the enc OF the third
week she began TO economics On
shirt waists-though clean collar
would make me overlook a waist that
should have gone TO the laundry Ny
wife says I'm too fussy, bliI II makes
ME nervous To dictate TO girl whose
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
Rev. Frank Crane 1atses Issue VIII,
Thnse VIM Snr Evil In It's
E-uat Growth

SgyE the Rev. FrRnk Crane IN the
Chicago Evening Post:
III Is the fashion To curse nur day
because 1t is given IIp I'd money -mRh-
ing Gnid. hard cummsrcinlism is said
10 be destroying the gpnr nltl customs
and cruces, Az a matter uf fact, the
business nf mnnsy.makins Is the most
riviiizins pccllpatiun the race ever
rn0k up CpnlmerrialiEm has ended
slavery. ahated war, limited and ahni-
ished thrones and tyranny, nusted su-
perstitinn and developed the individ-
ual virtues nf salf<cnntrnl, ecununsy
and snhriety Compare It with feu-
rHlism, IT is less picturesque. hut more
msrriful; with ariEtnnracy. 1t has less
displEy, hun more Justice; with rali-
giuus rule, It lhHs less emotion, hun
more liberty. Trusts mgy he as greedy
and goddess as any fnrm OF special
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
LATE INvEETuoNB.

Is pal with wasiihoard IL grooves
II one side Is q recent invention fnr
the benefit Of persons VINO have small
amounts OF laundering to DC
The French inventor OF drup frame
motorcycle which women may wear
skirts 10 ride has given II the name OF
.tMotosacoctIt
pneumatic hee-Batftilb, which pef-
mfts sick person 10 DE natifsn with
OFT removal mas been invented by q
Tennessee uocrnr
An attachment by which lnoge Rilnes
may be temporarily fastened I'D q
horses hunf until q Blacksmith If
reached has been patented ny 4 New
Jersey farmer.
"a meat ann fruit press tti,at Penn
Eyivania mas patented is Inclined xr
thar the Juices flnw INTO z Tecepracie
placed unler II lie rapidt- AZ they are
extracted
a New York inventor nas brought
DIT an advertising ciGek sfiiat utilities
q pfnnpgrapn To attract tins attention
ri nassersby To Z series n carus
which Il ruIatas
Al 1taiian soldier haE invented light
metal attachments by which Z sieuge
ambulance can be made IL lev min
lItsE from Z pair Of skis AZ aIssnsIucE
and other military equipments
The principle N the Hp-ing Iape
measure has feen utilized by & MasEs-
chltsettE inventor Of "a cniian wire IT
tacnnient fnr electric Lights 10 permit
them To ne carried anDut the rnnm.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
COUNTRIES AND CONTINENTS
UNITED TiARoue- T1-E TIES
OF COMMERCE.
STRONG FORCES IN BUSINESS
s'arriai Failure of -s-ons in On. -sa-1
nf 1hs ssoris lnr.tila1s'y Seis in
Snns ss<ner--t.i~nnoail. ssnnn rs
Sar-steachins In Sfreca.

I'm Ihs uses n --2vain-s Ehs -tla-
sIons u governments and the srui,y Of
scholars. the wurl6 Is indeed GROWING.
smaller bur II No relation u province
q lie does thai familiar saying iii
the Iacts more closely and surely thar
Il unas II business.
The plain anu large bonds which
isnH countries anl continents tagatilsr
fn1 commerce are tno apparent To neeu
nansinE i Is impossible nor to seq
the multiplication q steamship lines.
the expansion nf International traffic,
By lane ana water. Bur there are lIr,-
cctatao ties. less obvious and Tess
understood, tina play their part IN
promoting the unity Of the worth
Some OF these forces II business are
eurinusiT Indirect and complicated
They are similar. II thai respect. to
conditions which atfacf domestic trade
Or &c those factors II productive In
difstry which are noted only by pa
tieut and thorough students
II international trade equally md
rect and hidden forces often have ira-
Ill C.fcGlS- 1t IG10N-GSz2I
craze dies out II the United States
aae German tov=aaaksrs II the HART
mountains suffer for lac1 OF work
There Is q partial failure OF the what
erop II the northwestern part OF the
wheat bel O. America, and times
change Tor the worse Tor Indians tar
III the amazon Valley II South Amer
lean forests.
Smaller grain harvasts. Tess money
for automobiles: less demand for mo
tor cars, fewer tires. fewer tires.
lighter pressure unnn the rubber mar
ket and lower prices Tor crude rub
her, cheaper rubber, less work and
less pay for Indians N the forests OF
Brazil AND Pert That Is the sequence
III changes
a French invtntnr discovers how 70
make cnt1nn lustrnus like silk, and
the women ant children IL China and
,lapan who wind the raw silk and care
fnr the siliwnrms have 10 meet new
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

tlas everybody fnrgotten aaileys
comet There WIS 4 reaction after
The trapidasion and Intense curiosity
aroused hy Its approach. ano nov II
s1ead OF pilins on Of he'd n unearth.
ly hni1-s u the early morning IL the
hope nf eating q glimpse Of Il. there
are maI1y who would not Tor the prom.
iss Of & good square lanf a. the won.
oe,'ar. like the trouble Of walking
ACROSS the street They have seen II
once, enc SO far as the are coh-
'csInsa, IL is an Ole STORY HaIieyss
comet is nnt beyond viewing dis.
-4ncs rom The earth. VET L cannot
he seen. The reason of IT'S tnVisi.
Oiiity is It's nearnass 10 the sun Il
sets IL 1hs early evening white tins
twilight Is strong enough TO hide +
with & veil of light. ~ the end of
the nnnth Ii viii SET hefore sunset.
1t Is further south IL the Sly than
Ihs sun.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
KETHoo Of MANuSAcTuSE SAID
TO Sc PERFECTED.
G-eaSls in she Preservation Of
the Forests.

6soinciuent with the predictions of
the crop experts that the corn crop
this year viii pass the 1000 900 900
bushel mark comes the announcement
that Dnnie SANS experts have finally
perfected q method N manufacturing
paper from cornstalks 30 that the
process Is commercially practicahia.
Some n the correspondence Of rhe DE
pa-smeIu III agriculture is being writ
ten upon cprnstalk paper, which is
good enough Tor books, magazines, and
letter PURPOSES One mill, maintained
ny the government investigators IL
pnrGiana. Ms., Is manufacturing CORR
stalk papar by the hundred pound
lots
i0ne-third nj the pufp from the stalks
can be utilized fur making high grade
papars: the remaining twn-Lhtrds
makes a sort OF parchment that will
not take the INK BY combining the
TWO IL equal portions q fair quality OF
naner Is maue This leaves about one
third OF the NUN thar is wasted The
utilization Of this waste and the per
fection Of machinery that will make
possihie the manufacture u cheaper
grades 10 ennlpete with who'd puin pc
per are the prnblams iipnn which the
experts are now AZ work
1t has been demonstrated that a
small commercial cnrnstalk paper mill
car get sufficient stalks within q
radius ~ eight Or ten miles I'd keep It
husy through the entire wear. a wRy
10 keep the stalks sweat through the
wear has been discovered. They are
shredded and then dried. The first
process, however, is To extract the
Juice This Us une nf the richest of
stuck funds, and even II the farmer
doesn't get any money for his stalks.
It will mnre than pay him 10 haul
them To the mill and receive the juice
IN return However, # the farmer can
realize only halt a rent a pound on
his stalks his grain is likely To he
cnnis a hy-nroduct
The use of curnsIalks fnr making M
per ni all grades will aid greaTly In
preserving our forests. Every wear
we Use s35,000,00D worth anf rRw MIR
terials In Ihe manufacture 4nf WOOD
niilp papers Tsnrnstalks are NOW used
for packing cuffer DAMS In the MANI
factiIre ~ Emnhaless powder. tnr ma
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
The Dahhler.

Busiest of all the near failure typeE
is the fiabhier
Ever pursuing the will of the wisp
side issue, he rusheE here, there. all
the while tranlpline heated grain IN
the field OF specialization which needs
only his keen mind 10 cut and firm
hand TO bind
Iirt he has the saving grace sni
hopefIiness His excuses are mot the
plants Of the persecuteu nor does ne
shoulder his shortcomings on fate.
tle is always optimistic 1nr the next
venture
Time will cnmR, however, when his
brain and hnay will no lnnger serve as
q clearing hnust for the Thousand and
ONE ideas Nor will those whose ar
counts have been handled there re
member the medium, fn- each nne S
share is small
Save finger print snfearE M the
light of achievements ne leaves NO
mark. Fnr he has versatility bur mt
verIehrG
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

ssnIiulp1 ss-vssa!s sor Nf.Eto't:ss.
,sellulaiu has h>ai mn II max issssss,
hiI the EltfsS s s.liS manufacture N :
watch srastal .isa9 s guaranteed nm
IL hrssa. aIy ans WIN has ssasss>-
l,essly at his watch fall ann has
mau-nfGls. watched tbs small nfa;ss>s
al the hrn,ter glass CRYSTAL IL IL &
hundred different siirecttuns can rssa'-
IFS what nne,hrss.lkahfa, Transparent
watch crystal means TIN Germans
are resnansihte fnT the new isse III
eelhi,ata These crystals ensg 2 little
more than glass. hut are nrpvil,g rnr-
ufar because they are 81 much mnre
durable Dealers DC aa5 ssse them mr.
the higher grade q Watches mr. great
numbers az the cheaper tiIiaptsesss
made b. the German manufacturers
are being lifted with tsssn..
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

The Canadian authorities hare
been 80 much disturhaG over the re
purt thar 1h.000 American farmers
have LEFT the Canadian northwest thai
they hive undertaken IN inquiry nf
their OWL. The result nf thar is ths
admission thai 261 Farmers And Their.
families have returned 10 The United
States. During the same time they
claim that over sc 0N0 setElers have
entered Canada from This country.
Perhaps il is W 10 the United States
no Investigate these las1 figures.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

Louisiana man has puranted G
combined pickle FORK and pair ~
1nngs With the ait Of this useful IN
serlimant ynu may, utter q pickle Sins
-rnm ynur ful'k. reach into The lar ant
pick 1t out with The 1nngs. TOR our
why aIlyune should wish To take 50
much trnuble fnr The purpnse nI Sc
curing & pickle
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

Il Il comes 10 pass tina; & guard
must 80 with every eanne, canoeing
will lose tts vogue It's chief charm
has always hean IL affu-dine the
Young man HI onnortunitv 10 show tie
CIR how he can handle the oars Hs
win never consent to he followed f,v
/ life saver.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
With the Worlds Workers
REVIEW q. PROGRESS. THAT Is. BEING
MADE ALONG ALL LINES II ENDRANOR

mn,,s 1s,l 4asss..isr a2nn larrq'wau ~
The complies lIissli,sssss rs,isllinlis allih
fn-ssss n als -airess Sa.ftacs ann sslSs'
s..,nm.lrG 3ssn 1ns slffassss Mankind
mnV.ss 3sSvfsl-l f.lFsss.G ssaitsainlsss le-
tween iiaeiniis AND .,.assss. am II 4htS
llras-ssss -ils n.fiisln,s.e az inGa'lia1iniis.l
sauma-sss : exceedingly RnSailt7--
sss.ais isllnin Gar. IL CLEVELAND 1sssa,tslr
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
PAPERFROMCORNSTALK

king varnish, for packing material
and fnr various prepared folders and
stock foods The uses nf the grain
are rno numerous 10 mention
There really isn't my Use irving to
escape the phrase King Corn
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

One Of New Works fashion s1xpar,s
makes the Interesting announcement
thar miliinnaires arr not the hest
dressed men The nIiIlinnai~es an-
pear To he bearing ,Ip as hupeful,y as
cclulo he expected
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

One OF tbs ministers nandid,y IN
mnunces that automobile srnrche-s
hHve M chance To go 10 heavnn Hut
there are probably no automobiles in
heHvan anyway.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

a hearty laugh Is gnod thing IN,
indigestion, says one of the DOC
unrs. In these days the rnuhle is
10 find the thing that will INovni1e a
hearty laugh
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

Why Is 1t 30 astounding that q man
In al aeruplane can go faster than n
'hirG? doesn't man On lucunr.
tive gn faster than q greyhound nr q
race Nurse
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27
pnpnnuraut Attachment

an attachment fnr monographs nv
which Z viniin may he connected with
the record and made u produce NOTES
that are almost psrfect mas haen IN,
wanted by a WISCONSIN Man.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

Aviatnrs seem annoyed because an
airship was wrecked by a flag pole.
Yer flag has right 10 fly MS well rs
ia hiplane.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

n the COW shows IT'S apprania.ion
tnf musir by giving 2liggsr weld or
milk. why mt Try the experiment on
'0ilirkens during the egg famine?
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

Weighing less than 80 pounds. an
electrically driven machine has heen
invented fnr scrlnbius floors.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-09-27

Fears huve been Expressed that
tthe weather bureau has niisfaiU
THE vzrm WE'VE flag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07

Queen Elizabeth OF Roumanla.
known the world over under her
pen name Of Carmen sylvia, who Il
reported dylug. Is 81 years old. and
Is the daughter OF the late Prince
Herman Of Wied aud Princess Ma.
ria OF Nassau She waA christened
Pauline Elizabeth Ottille Louise
and was married 10 Prince Charles
% Roumaala In 1863 When Rou.
mania was declared a Kingdom. IN
1881. she became queen aud her hus
band king
Under the name 81 Carmen sylvia
the queen has become famous IA the
literary world. and she has written
many poems fairy tales and
dramas. Probably her beat works
have been The Thoughts OF =
Queen shadows on Life's Dial
and "A Real Queens Fairy Book %
Carmen sylvia has done much To
help her poor subjects. and Il has
been said OF her that she is easily
the most approaehAhle OF European
royalty. always ready 70 meet with
her people aud 90 advise and help
them. She has been particularly
Interested In educating the blind
aud founded a great school for
blind children In BuchareH1. the
Roumanian capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
NO WATER AND
HOUSES BURN

A lack OF water yesterday after
noon resulted IN the complete do
atructioa of two cottages and the
damaging of two other small houaea
IN Georgetown Fire started Ia the
Kitchen Of the home OF Mira. zela
Mitchell. iat Angeius a. II apread
rapidly, forcing Mias Callie Mitch.
ell, who was ~. Go flee hurfiedly
from the house with her i.year.old
brother.
Although the Mitchell home Is
within half block OF the George
town fire station. the firemen az
The station could do little toward
stopping the flames There was no
pressure IA the water malna. aud
the fire spread 10 the home OF n.
Buck. 100 Angelus Bt Both n these
buildings we're almost completely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
ny uai,sd Press.

NEW YORK. july lu replying
To the Countess Cafiiaie'a statement
that America produces Thousands ~
working girls annually because Tho
girls are tired ~ the drudRery in
their homes ana long 90 see tho
world. Mrs EVA VHleHh general
women'H organizer Of the American
Federation Of Rhbar. to-day took
films a. 'philanthropie hotels" md
settlement homes. According 20
Mrs VaieHh such institutions. in-
stead of assisting the working girl
actually help niggardly employers 20
keep down wages.
To-day the employer who "a urged
10 pay a living scale merely ahrugs
his shoulders and asks what a. a.
living waEe lie pays the girls what
they are willing 10 work for The
average weekly pay for women IN
only $3.50 a wecl the employers tell
Ing them. You can manage on that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
CROPS DRYING UP
IN NORTHWEST

WARRINGTON. July Unirri
gated grain crops Ia Montana and
western portions OF the DAkotna
are literally dried up az result
OF recent hot weather and drouth.
according 70 a statement by the
reclamation service. The Intense
heat was accompanied by dry
winds that dld enormous damage.
Irrigated crops In the Northwest
are reported Ina excellent condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07

tana, With Mrs. Clark and
their two little girls, hndree,
aged z. and HugUstte, aged 4,
who arrived from Paris last
week, have left for Butte, to
remain until their Flfth Az.
palace ls completed In hovsm-
Der.
Andrce. who speaks a few
words OF English, has been IN
America once before, spending
one winter In Washington. The
younger speaks no English at
al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
BATHING A CRIME
mg FOR THIS TRAMP


TULSA, Okla, July IN
tgamp, giving the name Of
jobs Brown, who was caught
stealing towels and a bar Of
eapW from a Pullman car here
and who gave as an excuse
that he was preparing to take
a bath, was convicted today Of
burglary ne was given two
ysafa IN prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07

destroyed when n fire engine final
" arrived on tho scene from the
South Seattle fire station The ca.
zinc, by pumping several streams
on the flames. made short work ~
them, but not until after two cot.
tagoa. owned by Angelo Boitana
and another cottage owned by Mira.
NJ Bruce had been considerably
damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
CHEWING GUM ENDS
CAREER OF CADET

WASHINGTON July T. Chew
ing gum Ia responsible for the sud
den ending OF tho military career
Of Everett G. Croar. OF Albany, ".
Y. "a cadpt at West Point lie Dc.
niod chewing the gum when nc.
cusod by the officer OF the guard
lie Was tried and found guilty OF
making false statement and was
dismissed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
,.pNIvAL TO BE
INTERNATIONAL?

4 a. George y. Lamplng
~, he proposed annual
49, ., ~, Al Seattle be made
- . J. I, affair and be held
..xss a. G. and Seattle ~
~ ,ssrs. lie thinks that
80. ,,.i coala be made much
.,..sss,ss. Of much wider
"a unaia receive much
s,,sn.Ion throughout all
...~ssi Il this was done.
's.-Ssr q Commerce Is now
100 he water carnival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
'10DD GIRLS To
| @ OUT ON
STRIKE

~ raiisa ss''' wn ,
|>s,ana 49, Carment Workers
IL J. ss Wv Yerk. win strike to
a. q ~. ~ strlke may spread &c
~ and Chieak 49, hours
49, ~ AZ De union by The en-
~ "a 4 Improved condition.
..ss was decided on a!
n $50 ID Boston several
agp -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
mos PROFIT -.
WAS A MILLION


~ TaIIed ~
mo New July IA con-
- sstimste made ey
- rem saloon keepers
u MASTERS. places tire
-, 4 rssey spent here 81
- "a At si.ocoooo Rene
st,ssrs back into It's normal
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|kll PRossER's
| NAL IN AUGUST

frsy stat. Jaly Judge J.
S,..srs s1aEensd district court
4 - umnlng. Today he sill
a a. 81 shs trial Of Mrs. Vera
- lor tie rnarder Of her d.
~ Anshand. The county at.
rg III oeansei for the defense
= sxreea 10 request the court
- - trial for the middle Of
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THE MARKETS

The foitestas are the average pFlcss
auetrd hy the taral wholesaler ga tgeal
pfuduen, fnsats And feed Prizes IL all
ea~eA nrr sublect to vaNimtlen. aressdins
q freshness and seneral eArrlieees. bUi
thVae prices. aalrss athafUins tndirsf led.
are fer STRICTLY FIRST srudc..
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DYE BURNED TO
DEATH In CHURCH


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pt scar, Frsneisee Pagan.
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~ bin 10 e<sth In the