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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

Reports of tho British army manpu-
vres In the country around Salisbury LAST
month were distinctly unfavorAble a.
oabled Ia New York Nothing was -aid ~
prnis. II IN" troops, and IN" manruvr,--
themselves we're Described n muddl"d
ending IN confusion Now u apTsar-
that they mad" very good impression on
Fr"nch military uh-"ryrrS. The stand
arb " the troops Of all arms T. rated ~
excellent, and the commanding officers,
Generals FRENCH. PAGET. SMiTH-DOR-
RIBS. DOTGLAs and PITMtR, ar" spoken
Of by ~ least on" critic as "r,p"n"d ~
actual war and penetrated with a sens"
~ tho Importance of their mission
An observer who signs himself Col
onol Witness ana who II ds.-"rb"i ~
an oHgCer OF ~" General stan Fiat
Major Of th" French army, sums up
his Judgment ia th'-" words. This
army - a 'iuo and goOd tball" - bonn"
army III" thing for - friends
20 regret ~ that y H. NOT laTg.
enough HIS remedy for thI- fault H.
consumption which h" cvp,.ct- To 49,"
introduc'l sooner or later But 10
spite Of m" ZACH Of numbers hc consul
"r- IN" mobll" portion Of m" British
army capable Of giving efficient AID "
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words Addr"s"E - . sincere hat
Misg'!idsI 'uicIIcct


In thl- week = O,nipyk the Rev Br
LYMAN ABBOTT undertake., ~ explain
the New Natioua'i~u 81 THFpBDFT
ROOSEVELT a. nothing NOR" than or"
phase Of process that has be- % gong
IN since the formation Of ~" FEDERAL
Government "" 'lI.. y simply .
later s'ag' 80 a continue I.r Developing
Nationail-m w." WRITTEN r.u-iI'.I-
ripu pr LYMhN NBHuT admit. 'ha'
Their" II written tpl-' fr3'Iuu viii"
seeming - imply that her" l- t.-, .put"
sort or Constitution not written lid
MT settle ono" frr nlI M" r"'a'.,u be-
tween M" stair, and M" national Gpy-
"rnfu"u' III" first \ru Nationalist
vas GEORGE WNSHINGTp, who saii %
ms retirement az Mount vernon: T. j.
lcar 30 ~" ~ \ y T. thar an extension
4 Federal power would max" III on"
4 ~" most happy. wealthy. r".r"rtabI"
and powerful nation that over irhib-
tod the terrestrial t.ph.. T. n"y"r
M IN" intention e ~" founder. saws
nr ABBOTT. that 'h" nation should al
Tav- b" 10 'N" .rId". they Intended
hat th" lRI"rni 'uv"r- should grow
with the growth OF ~" nation. that y
,gh'. a. a nation h".1w" happy.
wealth" p:I r'~p", 'ibI". b",1u-" pow
"rfIl
This j. a" 'rs". hy' 10 %. application
90 Eo"s"v"'i-rg mod 200 49,. N"V NI-
..orali-m .! IUFyuDur EuJ,fyrrT.
.srr.rI TfNtTIr f,,ft- T. t,.r.r..r O,
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70 tuF fuIruE ~ THF SIS So There l. -
IAN With go alleged musical instr ymcni Who
,s-s, Ir rls r,,.'ion On ihr ,rufr .iHr - Twenty
tlIrI street ugpu.li~ MHd'.ou square 90 the iat"
sff,-nppu ant ulays Home sweet Home over
ami over apparently ~. b." gcts Tired ~ a. 90
nigh no b'gAn about hhH pest - ri"cs hut i-
sfII rlNIug ~ u'rIpgK I',ry note - his
nsual,n uoi,r 9, distinctly audible through closed
window on tho tenth r"or ~ me Metropolitan
Bg'lhirg
some - 90, 20 this building T. erin iu,l and me
law urprIbiis .t-..s. amt Lu4.u,. g.rlshw"rts.
nut fh'uE vuIli prefer fhl. ,"rtrure 10 rsa-
.iug a I...Iy gur'y liag uu~ tune rrr"Et~dly 'ur
a., rrs, nours v.fHpuf iaisrrrt-.iru usrr Z am
tr..iug To- uura - ,u. r.r ats "H' Hflns iu ..rw
Nr-. g. r,ns,frHf Zoo r,rnurr No. rel 90 ordinary
ru. .,.. n.t 'r|. .- ....r .r. rur.. over ruSH.u
tered sryVnrTs puH ~ rrrr. ..f. va, fu have Do
..4ru.,l gu4Id rr Had p.uoa nurtf'f,
,EW uHk. October - MAHTTA
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The Compliment 90 Warrington,

l. j. difficult 10 So" what IN Mayor
GAYArE'- recent remarks Oh Washing
'on can po-zlbly hay" aroused tho ire
~ any dw"li"r IN ~" Capitol Clty. The
Niyor after "A superficial examination
OF Washington remarked that the city
ct '." Federal Goy"rrrn"ut was no
h.''nI than N"w York q sentiment a.
rrrrl-rIs' raiiy commentators ~ any
that can b" hurbor"d bv d'nilcns Of this
community Washington IL no h"'tor
than NrH York. though II IL good
enough town and a. rlcasant an urban
,.,'r.a- 'l"rr i- outhr continent ON. III.
u. N.w York
Di .0ur-" Washington has - d"fnit.
limitations aud can never aspIr" tO IN,
pl., .u the affections Of Nn"rrcauz that
\"w Work holds Vet Mavor GNyNnH
.,..ogu.lcd its beauties. approved VI IN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

manner in which its aflairs ar" con-
Quoted. Judging this Of coursr from the
outward aspect of the city. AMI frankly
acknowlo dyed its manifold charms and
attracliv" qualities ~ the Mayor
pointed out Washington docs lack
those vocifrrous and active critics Who
ITO ~ much for New York hy dwelling
constantly On ia" phases Of urban III"
thar displras' them. buI even without
their aId II maintains a creSiIiahl'' AZ
prarancr and r"p't"
The Mavor : comment ou Washing Oh
wis generous aud wrll meant
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LATER NEWS FROM CIPRI $.
Dr. Max OhnetAlsch Richter Inds
Ph9nIrIan inscription.

fFoEl fas L0ndoh Flfs
K0rNt iAFPNPHo-. Sop 20 ne
Information received by ~" Nil',s' . .....
master IsOnida- about The Poo, =
inscriptions among the 'Npriau ~.'...
in-rrtpiion- ~ s.hira phihuua. t.n
naces % the south pf kouklin ven 'I... ..
my head the hole night ihroUgi 300.
could NOT steep I rose ~ aud '"r %
spot before the Venus star 'uiusd ..a
And not 20 10 recognized ~ Once .... e
di.ranre hy tho police. uu' "n INV ..-... t
hat mot Norn - a. houkla. ~ 70
similar 10 lhr ilaEsr- Nat has |..
rNHmin,.d Ibs an en- stone field &C.
pbtltut,a Wti,uu' being 4. -trrl...
douh, ,',eve - inp' her sanctuary ." '.
hare And at r~ searching "a quartz
b.,lr came across dressed stone ... ..
fragment IT a. inscription w0Tu ~ o.. ..
nn,. Absolutely tear Isii@r thus l-r''.' ,
-.pn vhirh does not App"ar Hns ., o.
among the Cyprian SVllahari" char. %.
~ 'h,. Island aud therefore slSo d"~- u.'
tpuear IN ne tabl" ~ 'yprian SNll1nf'..
.gn- collected from all sites IL 'yprH- H
l.. a. clear a rha-nictin letter a. auy.r.ng
oan TO and Just the lett-s ~ i"h has gwen
80 the old.s' the Phasnician. alphan-r I'D.
name and from which the I'r~-A N..f,-
our " - derived II - fhIn. ..tu
Nleph
Now / feel sure that among he 'N.r'r.
saNeu stones WIN Inscriptions 'aheu n HH
me Isrhira Philippe region to m" p"'''-
y hich are inaccessible 20 me. tu~'e arr
more 'PhGnician inscriptions and ua'
Ieonldn-s Information ~ exact
A. Tar "a my Information goes ~ /atu
found ger leo most ancient Syllalar.. 10.
sTripiions bat not a single fragmeu' foo. B.
phpni,ian inscription. not a single rhTl .
rian !e'ter u - therefore already prov 80
that a. Rantidi there VAS q 'erV aU~i"u'
purs Greek settlement surrounding fi"
incense altar hii. nith purely I.""-
Worship 81 . number ~ purely Gr""N DIV p
ties. With Aphrodite Paphia A. III" prin..f
and ruling divinity II - also proved D.
the ph,rniCian inscriptions from =. O..
phtIippa and bV the one from the kuukhs
pat.rpaphos temples discovered ~ kNIu,.
that ~ the palhepaphos temples tho tree.
Aphrodus and the PhpntCiHn Ns'urr'.
Nstart. we're NenPTated ana ''Whfnsd
Together a. one divinity Of love and NulUf-
tuou-ns-- and that there wa~ ~ h"uAI.a-
paIarulpho a Greek Phpnician "r HhPn
,Ian d esk settlement Moreover tho a.
count which y handed down To- ~ 10y o..
ancient writer's that Palaepapho- va-
founded los the phPnCians. has 10 ...
weight and seems to he definitely proved
Ndmttttng the~a va facts and taxing N con
alteration the Rant ia inSCTipiion- Hlread'
d,,,t phsred by Professor Meisier, We ma
conclude that the pure Greek incensH afs-
Of Nphroiits 81 paphOs stood A. the time -.
Homer on the InCen-@ altar hill discovered
nv me at Kantidi. August -, 1910
DT MAX OHNEFALs' RICHTER
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" altman stow STRIP

Pom ne IpTd1n t1fJ''tf
Mos, ~ WaithAnstow i too modern ~ ~
much -rvs,sry about ~. but me NNHhHr'.' A"
-,,f,. ~ Ir, 'nn preserves me msnor1 ~ :
curious Old rule Rarely hundred vnTi' h'''
This strip ~ land belonging ." "ai'hArH' .
parish. ran rlghi across ley ton from 'h' les ,
~nArrsbrrrk. parable vlth the southern bo''r- ~
WaiihmAstow How came l"y'"n p" hr 'r'''-
hy 'nl. alicn sirip" icyton. T. was said ha+ '0-'
ref lsri 20 bury body found IN me lea Wnlinan
stow came flrWAri to do ~ Ana IN such 'a'''
" a. she rIle that the volunteering parish r's
tas. from the Other 40 much land rigt' ihTo-s
~ the Other siir - 'he mrn who carried me ''T''
could cover walking in line. hand m hAnl I'm
arms extended The inrpn, enisnt result u"r'.. B
both parishes unuI the CROWN II ppppia',on ma.
new parishes necessary.
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an allv in case Of war This officer
places IN" fore" available for active
service b.vond the seas al ljD .un men.
1t il littl" II "" consider only the num-
Der. l." remarks. but many OF the
'roo,S arr good. we'll equipped IN all
arms. ami we'll commanded II - the
,f,uIVal"ur oi about four French or
German army corIs. and u constitutes,
~ h" puts o.. IA" -NI'.iIlIonarN fore"
Of no" country hrld rogr'h-r IN M"
~ frouohtlu district ready pra"tI-
ALLY. Tor instantaneous -s'rN lc'' u
CONSISTS Of -ty divisions with -four hrl-
I.ad,.- ot cavalry II ~ IN" most inter
'-trug Iar' of ia" English army. saws
Colonel WITNESS Va" y"onaurv, vol
yu''','rs All ".l"" >tn, - nom" branches
ar" an rrrOr tu prir',pIr" "a hIs r-il-
maj ION. ~.ur' al ISLAND ~hou'd not "N-
r--r 20 defend itself on ~ own terri
tory. bu' ~houli do - on tho -"l -
England .i..- and on rh" courrurnt
IN" ""Nl~'iltIunarN fore. SAYS his
ar'hurirv r- we'll "rItur'.d welt ,un-
mludni .rrfr ily disciplined. ~ great
rudurau," 1T quite uncu,nmuu yIgpr
n nnllll,.~ 'h" modern idea 81 a prni''--
~i"nal army 'aru..'' d.. m"ttrr ~ -hruld
b" formidable II property employed
From III" point at view 81 equipment
and armament M" English army i
PERHAPS superior To- all other He
thinks that Franc" has much T." l"lrn
from il III" Khaki uniform b" regards
a. Wpr'uv of imitation The Id"l ni
furnishing nnn-"uInruI~-Inn"d officers.
b.nN,l" rII"r- aud uu" ~ four II IA"
mounted men with bino,u lar glas-''-
h" saw Is admirahl" The n"'d ''"-
phuu" and III" h"lingraph, IA fact th"
.uJrr" signal and ncld lur-lig"n," -y>-
'"u- hrcou. .d"r- remarkably efficient.
N" training II the men l. "C, client
m" company and battalion "volu'runs
ar. I-rf'-t IN" ,Iu'anrrym"u know
how - adapt themselves wirh Int"ll-
gone - m. ,hara,trr ~ me-" ground
ty"rv soldier l. fun uf initiative: IN"
FIRE drill l. oN,rlI,St. Nh" spirit of th"
mon j. remarkable" Ia" 'avalrr i p"r-
fc,tlv mounted. keen rapid. and well
drilled rh" artillery i we'll hnr~"d
and provided with good material. n
displays m i'S ,ho.r" 81 positions the
most mp u dat" methods ui ~" frcn' h
:. hn"l
according - thI- critic IN" British
pitic"r has gained greatly ~ efficiency
since IN" Borr war. which h" SAWS Wa
'n" military awakening ui England.
ROY. wing an ambition 10 renew on the
cont ,nert the f"tt- If MAELRoEuCGH
and WtIIISUToN Young men No
longer enter thu army for social position
~ rumpauIun~rlp. or ont oi vanity OF
mere hove 81 adycutur" They are
d"v"tng th"u-cl,", ~ large d"gr""
20 profess ."uai study. and thrv are oven
-acrlhcug their l"l-rIr" - tram their
men thcm-"lvc-, instead 81 leaving the
drills to the corpnrals and -"rg"au'-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

To rHT pIIpH ~ rHg SIS FF In frgsrt
10 tn Tipp-'sno' and Tyler campaign song VI
1850 mcurourd by ~ i. " .anuo' iust nov
rrrr'rD~r al ~ the words but ! recall Ibs
met verse
lpue all 80 young Nhigs ~ ONO
ird all honest N-rrpcrAf, too
ONE give .s EoYr hearts ana NoVr NoIrcs
,nd vote fof ui rIpU~cAnoe
BALrINuKE. october - nc "
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the Decision Of a Lincoln Republican

7" THg EDITOR ~ THr SrN SIR have
voted ~" Repubhcan ticket for over forty
year-. from Lincoln down to Roosevelt
y I.r.ryrl' wins 'h,= 'sll can Imagine
him - r.. cader ~ the mob IN revolution
eoua' p" N" French Revolution
Asyu. -ay. nov - the ffn" to down him
aud ! shall vote the democratic ticket thi-
fnll Nr'E 20" hope that my mi'" VII help
do ~" worn { ApD.suS
tA-~EILI, October -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

To the FpIToR ~ THE StS Sr The
slogan Of the Democratic party was sounded
last night in Mr. DtI's message to the Demo.
cratic League when h" Eaid Hold fas' 'n
principles of old nntionalism.- and ! hereby
enroll myself ~ a Hold Faster
NEW NURE October u T. " KFIfY
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Vain Despatch 81 the scsp-Goat snd
worship Of Mumbo Jumbo.

To IHF EDiTpR ~ THE SrN >V Cow
ardly Republicans. liz" rats jumping from
sinking chip. abandoned Jo" cannon
Like crumb hunters they picked M Roos.-
volt in the hope 81 winning and getting
some pap anything to hold a Job what
will happen after November - VIII they
not 10 drowned rata
4 LINCOLN RTPuBLICAN
NV VOW. Octoher q
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N1uacpI- rejoicing m q brand new { on
-tItutipn IN" worthy MnneRasques. with
all the ~ IdenC.- - modern progress and
Improvement nauntsd before their eyes
day and night a. Monte Carlo. could ~
longer pat up with comfortable but
RutIqua'.d pat"ruAl Government som"
months az they started revolution on
q modest scale for Monaco. II u isaa in
ieranden' State" j. pr"'ty small town
after all they parad"d 'h" streets they
shouted hey called FOR their rIghtE The
Prince - Monaco NE-n h- heard of Il
explained 'hl' hs wa agr...i b.. when
over they found pu' what u was they
wanted
=" a rau-fItIl' on has u-en drawn up
aud ratified guie'lv by IN" ToNn Council
IN m. or" hand and 'h- Crown Prince.
acting for nl- father. VA the p'her Mon
40, j. up 'u ia'e and need NOT feel ashamed
ru -" company uf Russia Gerfuanv
Franc" and N"- pfh"r equals Her trout
hla- will u-EIu when ~" has - an 'h-
1iiir.-- crea 81 uy N" 'un~' ltI'ipu There
i- . fy m On" M1u"Ea-q.l" ointment. huw
ever Primo" ALBERT did not think that
granting = CONSTITUTION was ~ SERIOUS a
matter 49, 20 call tor his p.'r-nnsl a't"n-
ton - b. went d""n -et fishing instead
and Mona 700 faa'- rather hu-'
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The Hunbug

10 rHt EurTur ~ rHF So sir IN"
time ~ heat rhendor" Ro"sc,elt m IN? D.. ~
1910 Truar words 1HF SIS never printed
lot ever business man No'" tn" Demo
craft, ticket ana We will he rid of tnis hum
bug lr' u- hope forever
AIIFFLoNs REPuBiI,NN
NV NoEk October -
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n. protest against ne 80 ~ 'h- lo'frrneads
~ the '-'ats = NtN Nurs rs 'n' u'ertrB Auf rsr
nsfgu hrrra. he -crrr'sr6 hHfNIs Hrd his
.....' VI .INNtIf. "anu.tR'H fH~ "a - Treas
..a- have rs'4bu,Iri - N'hfgJ Does NJ ~'t'e
bus ''r pps'As~A.-n' me .r'~'r PHv Iff'r'a
Probably IN" women employed m IN"
state Department cun'rihu'" the postage
voluntarily
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To -aE FudoR ~ tbs STS 'r Vefsri.
~ the - Heiena editorial In to-day 80
mink that YOU viii ma mat one ~ tns s'~n-'' .7
rnss from Ionrpn 20 the Cape calls 81 ms is'1l
unrr a monin.
NGW YoRE. october u.
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An absurd error II tho cahl-s calls the
diploma gwen - tho Wild Huntsnan
- DcbruuillJri The correct form II the
degree - BrrufIIln
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one blast upon hi- hugl" horn VA worth
~ $50 n'"- 'u ~" other -id@ som" = the
Ntssachus~t'- -tttIstIC jeans sIv Is 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-05
DO YOU KNOW?

That Manuel n, who until yes.
lerday was King Of Portugal. was
the youngest ruler In Europe
Tina; the RICH, name Of Viola
Allen. who IL playing AT the Moore
this week. IL Mrs Peter Duryea
That IL costa $3.50 for a marriage
license In King county,
That there arc seven superior
court judges IN King county,
That Henry doom. assistant cash.
SER IN the auditors office. used 10
load sewer ripe for the Denny Rem
ton Clay Cot
That Captain Of Detectives Ten.
nani IL a brother % two Tenants
pgactlcinE Lava IN this city,
That County Clerk Slekles used
to be- a federal employee ia Washing
ton. u. G.. many years aEoT
That the judges IN the court
house are too busy Go tic "a marriage
knot. there are two ministers
county employees, who will be glad
% do it,
That Gov. N. e. Hay used TO be IN
the grocery huMineaa1
Tha, the public library does not
open on Sunday until D. M
That the University OF Washing
ton Is one OF the few institutions
which have four year course In
journalism
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-05

!, ne Stars artist and Tho stars
ees.'seuy Good Prober penetrated
y !. sa't Jingle that lies below Sec.
80 - avenue last evening. and were
80 witnesses 10 the Prize
49, 49, Girls Ball Possibly that
- % read the Chorus Girls
oaii, On second thoughts
A. :. my rate, the prize ball was
w satisfying
~ seene was the Star theatre
~, ssls a very nice collection Of
-. clerks, cigar makers. motor.
az y civilian garb. policemen off
ss. ~, ana nsarcollege students was
k,s'aliy dfaped throughout the
~ q the theatre
4 : -. ~ b right there on the left
i s ss- come In. ykn0w. there were
M WV q Queen Anne hnl ladleg
stl.. I escorts out for a devil Of
~ -, ana they didn't give a darn
God s s.ar artist and the Perfectly
a,sd , y,,s we're also accommo.
iousy wv 'l seats In box y by the
"a man man On the door seats jn
y, = 60 sosi 50 cents each. ."
a. VI. ~ mis-, understand. ls by
H. rs,is was the prize waltz IN
a. arg osus Girls Ban that dre~
pross's ~ eye Of the Perfectly Good
tlAas, h. Mree selfaceused come.
rsslsd \, "a. save the mark. had
Nat ussa = 'h y Of the afterpiecea
!" De an awful scream at
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say how much he has paid for
police protection in the past
by the time the investigating
committee gets down TO work all
these witnesses will be scattered TO
the four winds Those whom the
police allow Co remain, Clancy n
roomers aud the like. will be staueh
Witnesses for the police and those
who levied toll on them.
And in order Ia make Hnro that
none OF their friends throw them
down. Mayor GIN stipulateA that the
committee meetings must BE- open
10 the public Every undesirable
that appears before that committee
viii have a price on his head " his
testimony does not suit the powers
that be- Ia the graft world They
are taking no chances OF these wit.
nesaes telling anything IN secret.
They want 20 BE- right there with
their stenographers 40 that they
Will be- able 70 get" them n they
are not right
ny driving all the doubtful per
sons out Of the restricted district
and keeping a close personal watch
ON those who remain. Wappenateln
can Just about dictate what evi.
dence viii 60 before the graft In.
vestigating committee
In the meantime the policemen
below the line are passing on the
word 10 those who must leave Sc
attic
With open sessions" and wap
peustein In command of the police
force. the committee has a fine
chance % set material evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-05
HlLLMAN TO FACE
TRIAL OCT. ~

G. d. Hillman will have a hearing
in the federal court on the six in
dictments charging him with fraud
and using the mails to defraud
October IA at 2 O'Clock. Hillman
did not enter a plea before Judge
Donworth In Tacoma yesterday af-
ternoon. but through his attorney.
Frederick r. Burch, he made an
other frantic plea 20 get his books
ont OF the possession OF United
States District Attorney Elmer f.
Todd
Judge Donworth didn't show any
disposition to grant Hillmans re-
quest. and told Bureh TO put his
argument in writing After listen
ing 20 Burch's oral argument, Judge
Donworth said:
an criminal action Il has ever
been deemed right for the gov
eminent 10 present all the evil
denoe available. The owner
ship OF the evidence, no matter
what It's nature, has never been
considered. know of no prece-
dents covering such action, and,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-05

-, q pcllee Wapeenstein Is
acting In his fine work
49,, the special investigating
-. 81 ths council from find
I. "a anything concerning sraft
...s.sus IN Seattle
-. : an exodus from below
!. 80 one hy enc the men VINO
-ers- are getting the ZIP to
! A., a Seattle. Every body
i. sesrased below Tssler way
- - 4 likely 20 tell anything
$50 sua out Of town. Only
-. 80 ear be depended upon 20
- A., perni,ssd 20 remain.
IA / al being done under the
- = sptorciHx the law These
=. NJ women who can tell the In.
...s,,rasgug committee about the col
$50 4 graft are at the mercy
! AZ pelisa Al all times. As long
: Az ARE gpod" they are not
ssasrsa sus any time they show
= Axns q making trouble the
rs,rs a The Law are called upon
trste them from the city.
srery rlghs a few % those who
- III an receiving ,he tip that
~ Az 10 songer wanted in Seat.
Z. ia tkey have 10 obey the tip
~ aSsrs have the whole ma
fssrsry a ne courts and the Law
ssAsas ghem 10 enforce their
masn 4 lAere h any protest made
q d. * Il these victims. the
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an ysa y ~ fact that they are
sasrsiag lAs nv and clearing the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-05
GEORGETOWN is LIVE
TOWN, SAYS HUSBAND

Georgetown Is some live place.
n YOU would believe the tale OF
George Buratto. At least he init
mates IT'S pace Is entirely too speedy
for demure young ladies from the
City Of Destiny For his tale of woe
relates OF his marriage 10 Mary
Buratto I'm Tacoma, In May. 1907
and their removal to Georgetown
Immediately afterward In less
than three months Mary met and
left the town with an affinity" he
says.
For three years the young hus-
band has been waiting for the
flighty wife, but she returned not.
so he asked for divorce in the
superior court this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-05
BEGGAR GOES TO
JAIL AS A HOLD-UP MAN

Bart Is a cripple. but that fact did
not deter him from forcing Frank
Donovan TO give up a brand new
bat ~ the point Of a revolver.
Frank was real angry about IL. and
yelled for the police. Bart told
Judge Gordon this morning that
the hat was his property. but when
asked what size be wore. hesitat-
ingly said ia"
As the hat number was IN.
Judge Gordon became suspicious
as To the truth OF Bart's assertion.
Twenty days" said the Judge.
Foster put mp a smooth plea that
a Job vas waiting for him at Der
ringer As the Judge hunts quail
quite frequently in the vicinity Of
Derringer. he learned that Frank
was telling the truth and allowed
him 10 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-05
Was Tapering Off

Pat Shannon ended a six day on.
RARement with King Booze last
night going down 10 defeat so thor
oughly that his presence az the city
Jail was imperative.
Il was just tapcring Off. explain.
cd Pat 10 Police Judge Gordon.
Have you finished tapering7'
querred Judge Gordon.
II have" answered Pat.
''Are YOU sure you have finished
tho Job" questioned the Judge.
Positive answered Pat.
"Get out said the Judge.
Pat fingered not.