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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
PEOPLE RIDDEN DOWN,
CLUDDED AND SADEnED
Despite This Stliciness Strikers
and Sympaihizers Continue
TO Hold Meetings
(By Associated Press.)

Berlin, Sept Suppress dis
turbanccs without mercy" were po-
lice Commissioner Won Jagows or.
dcrs Wednesday The police follow
lhd men instruction to the letter.
They rode down and sabered merci-
lessly wherever small group Of peo-
pie had gathered in the district OF
MoahI; 9 g
TIC result OF the severe impress
i've measures was that scores Of per.
sens. whether participants, on-lo)k-
rs or mere passersby, were bruised
or wounded during the evening The
correspondents OF the Reuters Tele-
cram company, the New York Times,
the New York World, and the New
York Sun were among the victims
while watching the progresses Of tae
events from a motor car. TIE POI
ice swept down upon them with
drawn sshres apparently without
provocation. The Reuter- represen-
ative was severely wounded in both
bands while the other correspond
nts were badly bruised. They We're
sayed from further injury by das lug
at full speed to the nearest 'drst
aid" station, where their wounds
we're bandaged
From 500 O'clock In the evening
every saloon in the locality was clos
n BY orders OF the authorities. Or
7ers were also given that the win
lows OF houses must remain closed,
otherwise the police would fire witn
u Without provocttion. Owing 10
the demolition OF the street lamps
the police carried magnesium torches
he glarlng from which eightencd the
effect of the riotous scenes.
In spite of the sirictness WITH
hich tie cordons were maintained.
the strikers and their sympathizers
cid meetings on the street corners
which in several instances caused
bloody fights
The police charged furlously and
beat down the wOrkmen on every
side In this way they rode through
Emdener strasse and Turn strasse
Which were blocked with excited
.rowds. Traces of the police charg
as were left in the dozens of persons
Wing severely wounded on both sides
Of the sidewalks
A coal wagon driven by strike
breakers under police protection was
attacked, and the police replied with
golleys from their reyolyers.
The hospitals are now crowded
with those who were injured during
he rioting, but most OF the victims
who dropped befort the blows of the
police We're taken to their homes oi
other places of refuge in order x
nrevent arrest and certain punish
ment
rhe police were greeted every
where With shouts OF Bloodhounds.
r.is only served to incense them ant
they charged repeatedly. Lively
skirmishes continued late into ne
night but at midnight comparative
quiet prevailed.
Every accident station Is occupied
by police who take the names OIL
arrest every one seeking first aid
for their wounds Six battalions OF
infantry were held throughout the
night under arms in barracks in
readiness for sortie. 9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
WOULD MATCH HER SKILL
. WITH M GATY LION AUNTER
Declares Her Ability to Whip
Him With Her 1.-TWO SCletiifIc
Little Fists
tBy Leased Wirc.)

saratosa. sent Do -col Roos;seii
i.st ght was challenged by Mrs.
Ida Won clausen b agat duel with
fists or deadly weapons. Mis- Son
clGnsen sem chailtase 70 TN by
messenger boy wAo reported to
Lcr thai abe challenge was delivered
10 the colonel The woman VII have
the letter printer and distributed to-
day. Il reaas
MI Theodore Roosevelt am
here In Saratoga By accident and J
I'm convinced tnat am in close
quarters with one Of the greatest
sooundrels ne nation has ever known
You and your agents have boy yc0ttau
Inc upon every turn | have no law
yer or law 70 turn to- Your methods
"a impoveMsh ME are obvious ! no
thy YOU III this letter that 1t win give
me the happiesi moment OF my life to
meet and administer upon you the
physical treatment bestowed upon
the uaited States Mortgage and
Trust company for their corruption
III Law, order and justice receive
no recognition in tais country and
are threatened by yom uadua influ-
cnce, then YOU are an anarchist and
the nation should deal with you as
with ali other mea OF this stamp and
calibrc for they should fear the out.
come OF your deeds.
One good thrashing viii glad.
], give yan and then the nation viii
take courage 10 give the balance
which YOU deserve. There Is always
one courageous way TO settle an old
* ore and ] defy you 10 accept my
chaiienge you can forget that ! am
Handicapped by your year and half
vita wild animals and that ] an a
woman, for ] have already proved my
ability l owhip with my two little
scientific fists TWO other 'curs so do
not hesitte 10. al least, let me try
10 punish you as you deserve. but
perhaps. coward that you are, yol
prefer TO call upon the state depart
ment, insane asylum. the police,
France, Germany aud Italy to shield
you.
Mrs Won Clausen arrived at the
American hotel clad in a flowing,
sky h,ne raincoat pink slippers and
hose, 4 black flowered gown and =
fuee black picture hat. She had hard
lv gained ahe yeranaa before she
das denoancins Roosevelt ms head
and center OF worldwide conspH-
acq against poor little her
After finishing my book and rest
ing q while In Europe. think
shall accent the pressing offer of the
son of the president Of the Chilean
government 20 become his wife. sae
said "'Then shall settle down in
South America TO watch the destruc-
ton 0f she liberties OF my native
country b. Theodore Roosevelt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
CORNER ON TlMeLINe BUGS
John Taylor, Of Seward, Sees Grave
Danger for Human Race.

Seward, Okla, Sept 20. Editor
Leader have been studing the ne
cessary steps 10 take IN order TO have
prepared patent medicine for the
shrinking of the common peoples
stomacb for the benefit of the fictii
iious values that they have TO carry,
and also what effect It would have Oh
The future race. One eminent doctor
has said the future race would be hair
less. another has warned the people
they would be tootnless. The latest
is we will have no legs or arms, SO
II the change taxes place No viii re-
vert to a round ball, with the tumbing
hug as our only motive power. VIII
there moi be grave danger OF a corner
on the little bug and leave the human
race dormant J r. TAYLOR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
The Laddy With the paqqsr.

Alice Stone BlackWell says that Il
the assailant OF Mayor Gaynor had
only been woman the antisuffragists
would have made an immense amCurt
ol capital out OF t. A Mrs Krakow
ska drew "A dagger upon the president
cf the international Charity Confer
ence at Copenhagen and this has
been much commented upon as rca-
sen why women should not vote Nc
man has ever been disbarred rom
voting. Miss Blackwell says, because
he mas drawn a dagger Of other wea-
pom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
SKIN SUFFERER SAYS
"iF | FAD ONLY KNOWN

III had only known how quickly
Eczema can be cured, what long years
Of awful suffeTlngit would hqye saved
me-" writes F.gA. WEI of e50e Wash
ington ST., San Francisco, Calf
This. after 10 years Of suffering and
after using less than one bottle OF the
Oil OF Wlntergreen-Thymoi D. y. d
Prescription
Try at least d 25 cent Dottle. To
cur certain knowledge d. ID. ID. Pre-
scription always gives instant relief
lilsoiaIo relieI inside ol ten seeondsl
Gray's Drug Store, 1903 West Okla
homa ayenne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
The New Firgure.

Il seems strange that a certain fig
ure should be demanded by fashion.
but sucn Is the case, and women vno
would dress according 70 the msde
must respond TO the demands TIE
hour-glass figure & now entirely ont
Of fashion. ard long lines are the
only thing This means that there
are 70 be little or nothing of hins al
lowe7 but The waist is not to be crowd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
Now Comes the Lady sirds.

Mrs. Graham-White and Miss Paul
han are both intrepid aeroplanists,
and n least hall dozen women are
said to be learning to fly Some one
iaceuously calls them lady birds. One
of the most skilliul IS said TO be Miss
sgencer-Kayanaugh, Young English
woman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29

Mrs W. S. Cowles, sister OF former
President Roosevelt, and wife Of Rear
Admiral Cowles OF the United States
navy, is said TO be woman Of re-
markab.e ability and is as interested
ia politics as an English woman would
be. his interest not being as a gener-
althug Characteristic of American
women. She is said to take a per-
sGDal interest in the Republican cam
d dates 81 Connecticut Her home is
in Farmington in thai state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
lectcd in New Jersey.

Airs. J P aIacDonnell was elected
county librarian at Patterson, y. j.,
Sne Gas the candidate of the labor
unians, her husband having been edi.
tor OF a union paper She is the first
woman to held office ia the county
and defeated two Other candidates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
snobe A1l Alonn the Llne

Mrs. Nellie Duling Cans, who has
charge Of The domestic science dc
partment Of a settlement OF Chicago
says that the reason servants are
treated so badly in the United States
IS because 4 81 SO short a time since
many OF the housewives were servants
themselves that they try to forget it.
sne says that the art of cooking is
looked down upon By many workers
and tha' when she was getting 81
sifJ IS . week VINO referred to her as
That cook
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
VIoIets the comIna Color.

Redfern. the great dressmaxer OF
Paris. who is now IN this country,
says thai violet viii be the color Of
the coming year. the coronation 10
bring Il into fashion Every spring
there has been return 10 violet. but
next spring il VIII be more pronounc-
ed than usual
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
A Word of Advice.

10 woman who IS less than foot =
shouid wear ihe hobn'e skirt or its
modified form Of narrow skirt. A
short woman. inclined to be plump.
is perfect caricature in such dress
AID should have more respect for the
feelings Of her friends than 70 wear
the garment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
Remove hata il church.

Rev george n Lucc1ck Of the Pres
byterian church al OAK Park. III. ask
ed the women in his congregation TO
remove their hats during his sermon
last Sunday. and almost without ex-
ceptlon they obeyed The women who
objected were small hats. but removed
them when asked 10 90 50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29

Standard Bearers of f1e Nest Side
N. +. church. met last evening al the
home nf Rev. n W Lewis The mite
boxes were opened Dft'csrs for the
coming year were eleeled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29
The Enrs for Winter

Sable viii be prohibitive in prica
this winter il Is said as she Russian
government will fake stops to prevent
the slaughter OF the young fur.bear-
ing animals. 50 destructive has been
the fNr trade Of late years Fur coats
77'ih hc I'll lcng'h th'a giatol rs tuey
Mere last and the muffs will be as
large II not larger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-29

ed into d small space and it might
nurt the waist, so the present styles
are hygienic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
IraAl Nnrlnr-

fNf,NeNFersefNeeeefse~e> ee~eFNesfefsaaN.aa
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
THE STATE on WASHINGTON,
IN AND FOR KING COUNTY.
Seattle Lumber Company, corpor
alton. plaintiff. va Coleatino J..
sullivan. q al. defendants. No
t2lt0 Summons for Publication.
THE STATE or WASHINGTON TO
Cclestine J Sullivan and Evelyn
Sullivan. HIS Wife. defendants.
You and each OF YOU are hereby
summoned TO appear within sixty
t6ul DAYS after The date OF tho
first publication OF this summons.
towit Within sixty days after
the 18th day of scplNmber. 1910.
and defend the above entitled nc.
ton, IN the above entitled court.
aud answer tho cross complaint
Of the defendant. l.. A Borde. aud
serve a copy of your answer to
said cross.complaint OF said do.
tendan, l. A horde, upon the an,
dersigned attorney FOR said dc.
PENDANT J. A horde. at hts office.
below stated. aud IN case OF your
failure 80 TO do. Judgment viii be
rendered against you according
TO the demand OF the said croaa
complaint. which has been filed
with the clerk oi said court. This
action II brought TO obtain indg
ment against the defendants.
Celeatlne J sullivan and Evelyn
sullivan. his wife. III. W. Fisher
and Hattie =. Walcoit for the
sum Of ta.0St6S. with lntereat.
aud the further sum OF $50
aud the further sum 90 $500 attor.
ney fees. and costs. on account OF
certain work done and materials
furnished by said defendant L. A
Borde 10 said defendants. 20 be-
used In the erection aud conatruc.
tlon of building on lots nineteen
and twenty ~ the - plat % block
twenty four OF Edea & knlght'a
addition 60 the city 81 Seattle.
King county. Washington. and TO
foreeloae the lien claim OF said
defendant l. A Bogde thereon.
HERCHMER JOHNSTON.
Attorney for defendant and crosa-
complainant. l.. A Borde. Seattle.
Washington.
office aud poatoifice address. rooms
sIz-a Colnan Building. Seattle.
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
sooD FARCE ON -.
0' At MOORE THEATRE

IA. theatrical Interests, name
y. shaberts sent a comedy to
~ 49,. last evening entitled,
y 49, s,,,erv Man. by Rida John.
y, s,. s Mrs. Yeung has hli upon
y ,ssrt,us comedy idea for her
= -, niot. and her first and 500
Y I. slimaxes are novel and tell
= N saints IA her construction
!, = 81 = fortunate. The first
y !, - ~ secoud act Is wholly de-
" Y l, "a action. and the gymna.
=. J, ..srseay is tcArfally forced and
Then. Tor the sake 81 a
hnxh Mrs Young calmly
.sr.xes Der own play When
i z -, sskss the heroine In bis
y =" "a Kisses her the curtain
- rsns down Right there tho
80 -, i sees and knows The end
~ he additional 10 o. 10 min
=. a explanatory a'ai's'" -
-. han superfinons
~ su,lre cast there Is Just
aver who stands oui "a hay-
- n ~ brittle snap all OF The
-, IA feryor and siaeca'o 81
..smlve farcear, and that y
- gosweli. who PLAYS Jack
-. - \ exeeeaIngly good fashion
- - -. I, nan q very apt 90 come
y - 4 featured PLAYER v
,.ssssr IN a year or two Farce
sxaeilnx demands aud few
- 49, wno can on them 50 sell
80 0xaea gess AT tia, can pos
- 1. rss,sn our o. . part that
s,,aA'v stretched 20 the crack
~, az comedy effect Miss
-. as here rs years aSo with
-. HwAers Frohman IN The
- "a since then has passed
g.. IN ~ Wolf Hopper,
~ nsss East AMI Mrs.
v.rs "a neaFly Always Ia such
!. .r.ersrated comedy type az she
,a.,ssse al Night. Lizzie
ssss Hara IS a capable heading
vwss issA Moore b an excel
=. Avs ~ appears 10 a role
80 n raag has unfortunately
r-@r anar ske lines Of a mushy
xuhnNF saafaescr
NxsAe settings are good. ~.
A. az Mss Oxaen last syvnlnx
~ uaay laughs from An exest-
nas hrge audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

apEcIAl norIcEs.

Frsa Information about divorce iaaa
4. g. Taylor room 8. 1891 Third Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
n1alNraA rnAncrA.

NasfNfNf~FsnsreeeFsesfse NfsefN
SAW Mill ron SALE
Fuiif eauipned saw and shinEis mlli faf
sale a. a hafaaln and upon Ynuf nN q
terms fhls NIL IL located un the
iso q isS, "s wats '1' f, y. ' iarss docks
/ lumber sheds. dfY Kiln. riaotfin lisht
plant double circular saws and me
beet AqayN MACHINERY. Helfsfpedins
tufnhee hutfh oven. a tuH boat That
roat ti.0ou HaaW that cost o..
500 90 Tbs capacity ef thla min 10 a
I Lumber uui % 30 ooo and shinsie cut Of
2 1p.nQF fer every 70 hour run The ownef
Wouid prefer 60 Take tn q partner rather
than sell outright ~ aaia is made cut
fishh viii take faf 600 90. on terms 60
suit THE 10 certainly a good nrpnf
tWhitf 60 got mlll cheap. of 20 form
profitable And desirable eppaflnnf
RossMAN JOHNSON REALTY co.
SO Madison 81
Main ttfe sunset asoa independent
finar CLASS CAVE ruH HALE
ffHt class cafe situated az the beet
tnrauan iu seattle. and strictly central
fixtures alone are worth twies the
amount asked The location. adad viii
amt established business not rpnsid
srrd wib sell thig place " bought
~ Monday Zoe faee ua.
HOFFMAN, JoitNhON uEAtTT CO.
Main itft sunset ssas independent
FOR sALE-A DRUG STORE.
Uead location. wtth iifinH rooms s8od
business NHfY small amuuHt cash " lii
handle q aud small wcrkif payments
tau Atyc COED reasans faf aeiilnM caN
ballard ioH
Want lively man 20 start meat marAst.
tatllins and ies hek % place. nearest
meat market uHs mtic ffutn place. usuI
- 20 pes month hst9t. star
fauFtHa fats iaundrs ana store
fuam. ront sls ua tas \ fgha d Take
fhinneY AZ. car
space Tor hsht Manufacturing wtth
p0~ef los rent - Dell 1t Phone
lad tkes
t.st Aa.isY collect sgar oid soesasts
rhene Msin tesF nnias tsssenstia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
nIRTtt NorIcEa.

rn Jhe Wff. ef nr ~ ~ NdNarA ate
Harvard Az. ~. 4 NauAhter. September a1i
no the wife 80 Mas a fCkentNtk iAAs
lSth n W, dAasktrf. urtHbef ~
70 the stfc ~ u g. Ensh, tetf East
iHke av, a son. september 30
To ths wife ~ FFsus T. Nuktnss 1888
ifth az AsuEhtsf uctptsr "a
10 thn wife sc AuEMrt u N0tt0, 1878
frd az. a aeif Urtet@F Is
To sire wife ef Cess. "a Potts, te4i
Wuaeiinr az = hsushfer. October D
10 the site 81 taiiHt. 1874 Ntxth as d
a daughter. utfnher
10 the wife 90 q "a niViaF. Seattle,
a daughter NatHeer t
rs ihs vie 81 ID raYist. 1883 =
Thomas : aauwhtUq October
~ the ulff af Nau g. Vas itnms,
tstr Wsinirr boulevard . aaushtef. octa-
NaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ H7FthfTn H8nh H'1F fih Rn1 Flks
Loans On furniture. horses etc VIII
iar Roach. room ~ Hsw York Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
nuILpERsI EXCHANGE

BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
Come to Builders Exchange 10 see
FREE EXHIBIT of building ma
terlala and building specialtlea.
For reliable contractors for All
classes Of work Desk room for
rent. 1871 Fifth ay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
SEEK FIREBUCS


gBE tnitsa frw@4i
nxvKR. Colo, Oct. t5---A
r. ntTui u forest fiFe fighters
~ narsd tie vicinity % Mira
szis ~ A alleged firebug. wh0.
nsass& % swift steef. has been
sssiiT moTtag tn and out among
y kRes service setting the tim
n n rre and endangeFinE scores
I ssga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
Z DIE OF


ltly tn'''"
wrs oct Is TWcntN tour
~ e,.es Of cholera we're discover =. .,..
- s,s, at Naples and "a the
4 Ns s,se state alone, according &c
S'a sserlal bulletin issued TO-DAY
y n me "a patients died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
az ReAL reTATr-feonrn.

CITY REAL (Conrd).
ess<sNs<eSfsssssHess<e eeeeseaesss=0aesoSs
70 rEn cEHr PER AaHUa
~ certain as the sun Shines ana the
waller finHa
~ iuVesimeni thai Will yieid dividends
De excess % 800 prf cent iu Hlt years
ana then BE wHrfh double What if ruHf
t"u. q one we can offer 90 limited
extent only
DO not reply unless Y1u are iu position
20 invest from 1850 90 up
ihiH iH hahafide proposition, handled
by responsible Seattle business house.
whose reputation ls uugufafiaHahlY De
good az any concern So Eaattih.
We shall 30 49, eFactinR iu looking you
~ 80 you viii be Of us
Address n.f9s. Care star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
IOpI AND FOUND.

ses~-SaoNN~-sNeer~~-Ns e4NsN-~~reT~ee0sfe7sT
Have lost a red. not very Dig COW
fHurtugefb For reward return 60 Lund
nfaa t0as Kenyon st South Park
f.aat-A gold bracelet with amethyst,
october 10! liberal reward " returned
10 tafs Terry Main Gt1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
EARMa AND ACREAGE.

-e4~-~s~~9~@e-e-~ss~sse~- @e~ees~eee~~-~-~-ee~-~
81 geo
Here la a bargain In small ranch
~ acres. 3ia under cultivation
and balance pasture. with
utumps on. good 4rOom house
with chicken houses aud out
buildings. fine soil. good spring
sufficient 20 irrigate. ~ miles
from small town with Il X sta
ton. near Seattle Look into
thia Terms
A. A SCHROEDER.
8i5 Boston Block.
Phonea~-M Main 81. Ind A 1858.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
pHOLD PRIMARY


sRF taifed Press
ranEFTELD. M. Oct. iS-The
n~ss touYt Of Illinois to-day mp
~ ns consgitgtionality o. the
h.ws wn1ry law The court also
vzsss isforney General Stead .
aenasw % a complaint that fhe
~ "a unconstitutional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

CHURCH NOTICES.
EANUEt WATSON CMtNcM OF XhiE
NNtWfrNA tsieM mNeta af fhn rev hail
90 Ghs asfaHd fieeH 81 ths aiaagHH
naurtnE Academy. ga ths sect site af
KamFth av between t'lhe aaA iiae ste .
nn sHnaAr. ottahFf ta 1910 FWaf
% a. tn az b. Ha ans AZ tt D. nl
the Wus A FreEarft auf ttt sure
Formation af fireina at f.tS y. VS. Mga
Mary Faffrhftt NuftN HUi read ffula
aFtiriaa ass piatfeFm tnsts wtu be-
EiFru ~ nF NAatn FranhFin cvhA
AZ might Nasietan. Miss ita Mifharta
An NplFisuaatstn an4 the pHhiie Dee see
sfai are infitst Aif1iasieH free
rCLP WANTED-FEmAlE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

|ftfss 49, r h h
y EAclRcLE NEW BABY. .
Y CoLYfLLE. Wash. Oct IS. =
- ne 10th day 81 the 10th =
nanih. shich Is October IN the .
nsni yeag. 1910. a son =
NkAing y pounds was born q
T. " and Mira r &. CULLEN. =
1z le niles from Colvlfle =
.Als enid makes their 10Th. =
" father values the baby .
|'tfttst $3.50 - a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
!. R. CAMPAIGNING


FHT tallFd tfFsls
II YORK. Oct. t5-Col
ls@Fsl. arrived in New York City
aAI AFTER his trip through the
EHA and bis opening Of the cam.
Nn 60 behalf Of Henry sumson.
e Essgaor Roosevelt az once
~ 4 Conference Eith the republi-
= samaaiga managers BE said
zEpalgn was jet lacking in
sasss but b. believed things
va sAortlY lIvsn up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

AGENTS WAN 7 20
AGENTS WILD. MfF NuARiSD EX-
'CfrGMENT itaa weekiT. strange lngea-
iian startiss aorid men nsans1 nitad
b1a tasss ia - days koFssad - stt
Hatb Apparatas dives aay hefas bath
sample. ntitioas eager tp Bay fast shgs
money FgHFsw Is ~ geat Ffaftt Iast
e postal trlhgs amaalaE PTeFasitigu
Nnsn Mfs CO. 2ass Alien hlfS. To-
k8ENTs wASrED-rs AID - sappiy
ths demand Tor chaies nmfnsFY sfsfk
sstfIf free rssh Hsssif Addfass "a n.
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81 Seattle
AGENTS ~ Wurrah Oct your go
daily. mnex pecfs glorious. wonderful 0p-
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ft4. another sells Us after dinnar, an-
other fs1 fleet day dqnt envy them
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Fountain syringe 900 per cent profit
frsa sample. mere postal brings startling
proposition NANiIAES htffAH CO.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

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