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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28

Ser Wtoi ift sefpmmen, - Sic gdume idhla9en aus,
= So bleibe mer Suit bat = Wtlt Sprgen 5n oaus. =
90 beiBt es in benz betannten snblieo auf ben MDnne4
mpnat nit Der llebertre1bung in tuelter d Die 3ir
All gefalen pheeen. QBtr bdte pobI gSnt", nit Sor=
gen gu 5aus 30 bleibeu2 .3min9en nbt Summer lnb
iinb Gummer unb Sorge nibt faft immer bos Gps ber
bentiaen Dteni1smebrbeit, ois i'm bdrteiten Sample
ums 8aien tbre Seiunbbeit einieBen mnB! Wenu oie=
les 2eben fDi lit 10 lift es Wlibe uuD Ar6eit obne
l1nterlaB. &aum oaB mir benz ermotteten &Orper bic
notb6Irftigite grhDung gDnnen birfen. Die natrd}e
sSplge bic mon an S6ritt unb Ertt beobatten fann,
1T 6ann biz grihlaffung ber beuti9en Wtcndbeit.
Sable @efidisarbe Gppfihmer5en. yeritppfnng nno
arbere ACCOMMODATIONS 3eratlopTen. Shntn.
bel Wiatti9fet Giifenibpdhe, lptpie meltere bDbit
gefdbrbe Gpmptoe 3etgen bob Die Jtatnr 9ebetes
rif cine 4uffri6un9 bes G6rpers perangt mie e bic
ytatnr alen anberen @elb6pfen gerabe jeBt i'm rip'
ling sutbe tperben ldBt Der hberarbeitee Wlendens
eib aber burd NacbbiiIfe NIT benz beribmtem ct.
0ernarb S3rdntetpllsn erhoIten fann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Bon oent Grab gerettet.

sd bate unseidbr ole SOifnune
aufgegeben nah nnbe3u bier Sabre lan=
gen Seioen on elnem ihmeren GunQen=
libel" ihrelbt Stau N. 8. Eir bon
GlartsDile, 3enn. Sft naren Die
ehner5en in meiner gruit falt mner-
trdglih uno ib fonnte feine 9rbeit ters
rihten. bod Or. Sings Nem Giseoperp
bat mid mie eine ueue perIon emptin=
ben lailen. IS 1T Die bfte Weoi3in, Die
aemaht miro. fur bic Geble uno 2unge.
Dartnddiaer Guiten. bosariiae grtdl=
tnn9an. 6euiieber. So @rippe, Nithma.
Br1une. gronhitis uno Blutltiirse.
Deiferteit uno 2euhbulten meihen balo
0ieier punosrpollen Meoi3in. Berlubi
iie SOC uno $l00. probefaihe frei.
Inter @arantie uertauft BON 80. G.
Yeiyrs, benz oeutiben Npotbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
MlpenrOsIt.

Ser aemiIdte @bor ,NlpenrDsli" in
Canton bra6te am Sonntaa i'm Spern:
bauIe in Canton oas Winserfeli" Elm
nationales shaulpiel in bret atten our
NufIbruug. s EAA
eeit shrsiber oieIes Den 0erein gum
lebteu Male 5es6rt, 1T Die 3abl ieiner
MitQlieoer gewadIen uno unter Der
trefflihen 2eitunQ bon BrOIei1or Shel=
ling Iino oud oelien 9eiltullen qeite=
qeu. Die 0uuptrollen 8raf @uron H.
2osbls). 8rdfin @uran (Grau Bertha
3dr6sr), Sepl, Der Win3er (@orl
s6mei3er) uno oelIen 9o6ter (Winnie
Maurer). maren isbr gut beIebt. Soh
baben ale SbeiInebmer ibre Sahe rebt
brau qema0t unO Die SOrliellun9 mar
melt btHer ols QetpDhnlihe 9ilettanten=
Aunnbrun9en. 8ie Sleoer, tbells @bDre,
theils Golobortrdse uno 8uette. Dareti
bOrsiieIid einiiuolert unb es murbe iebr
aut qeiunQen. 9ie 8lan3leiitung oes
3aoes abpr par oas Gieo: vNbihieo bon
Der Nlm!" Dor9etraQen BON SSrau 6rieoa
6aIoi, lpel6es Die gan8e 3ubDrerIdaft
gum b0hiten @ntbuliasmus beaeiferte
uno neldes 8acapo aeiun9sn peroen
mubte.
Den sdluR Der Nuffibruug biloete
Der Minserreieen, Der iebr gut aufae=
fii9rt nuroe uno aud ltiirmild Sacapo
berlan9t Duroe.
Inter ben Olitnirfenoen maren aud
stpei sdngerinnen bon unierenl @ountp.
lSrdulein Martba 4nedt. 5phter bon
Germ @briit Gneht oabier. uno Srdu=
lein Sophie GueuB bon Nuburn 3p.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28

2uoe: Was min eilentlid9 Nooles
belt an ben enropdiihen 00fen. .a
S6re: st plant einen siaais'
lfreldb uno oa min er borber nob ln
aller gile lernen, mie lnatl td9 als
Raiier gu benebmen bat. ss..;-4s
8 ulo e: Worin beifebt Der unt,rs
Itbeo loom 5taasbaus uno Srrenbans
in Columbus?
Sbre. SIN Namen!
Cube: yeltsbt ionit tein lnter=
Ihieo2
u S6rq: .. piellsiht Iinb Die Stl-
IlaNen oes Srrenbaules niht aalis 10 per-
riift nie Die 9eute. tDeiche ltb IN ben
baaen Der 6elsbeebuna perlammsln.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Wptis ait &omtraftpreit.

Gs ipirb bermit Notia ae9eber. oaB bic &ommliitos
n0re BON ItScaralpas @DnntD, Sbto, am
Wnntag, ben 16. Mat 1910
bis Wtitta9s ubr Stanbarb 3ett, oeIlegelie Anees
bpte entQeaen nebnten fur elr neues 9aG fur po9
gpurthails nat ben 8ldren unb Spesififationen bic
tn Der Office oes @puntp Nnpitprs auigelegt ino aae
4ngeboe miiIien bis au Der on9e9ebenen Sef eliiges
reict fein irb perben olsbann 9eDffnet lino pient
perleien 9te Gpmmiipn6re behalten fid baS Eed)t
Dor etrselne pber ane 9lngebote surilfSnipetlen.
Mae Angebpte miiiien pom etnein SepDrt pon soo
pber eiuer bealanbigten @npeuno fir oieIen getrag
aohIbor an 80. 6. Sbott Gpnntp anbitor, begleet
ein as garantie bafir baB Der 9ieter ben &pntraft
hbernimmt, fpenn tbm berielbe 5ngemielen fptro
SIM Auftraa Der Gonntp &ommllfpndre tn tprer
SiBunq bonn II. Mpril 1910.
30 80 6. 9bptt, Gpuntp Nnbttor.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
aus 0en 0eriG)tsOerDauo=
l1tr0eN.

6rau @iiiabetb @oie m0bie bon
Clarence @oie 9eiAisoen iein. Sic be-
itthol9t ben Diann. lle 9raulam be-.
baloelt uilo ghebru6 9etrieben gu
haben. QuBsrosm bat Der AneetIaete
lie leor orei tSabren perlalien uno m1t
ftiNltren unierbalt geforgt. 8as gaar
batlm Wars 1890 aebeiratbet uno bal
smsi 2lnoer.
e6ran gfiie s. Simpion erhielt ON
Sienliag Die aeniinidte gbsiteioung
pon M. 6. simpien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Gin 2ump iann lid beiiern. eli

3 + s.
Sin 2ump lam lid beiiern, elm
Deuhler ME.
Die biefas @aiIer- @eIeaidaff bat
ibr Rapital BON $3.50. 600 auf $780,
000Ierh0bt.
Gin ii,ttaer frdftiger g6ipeis
ser fuht eine Gtelle in elmer Gdferei
als 0iittentne1t. Ndhere Nusiunft BET
Carl austbp. bel Greo 8uns. 9arral. .,
llnier aonsreBabseoroneter. Wm,
VI. gllbbroot bat uns elnen Sad Sdmee
rsien suasiaiaa. ele mir on unlsre
Mbonnenteu abgeben, 10 lange Der Vors
ratb ausbdlt.
8dp Sefiries bon uhridsbille
tparo ON Wontaq bon Nfapor Gdell
au einfr 8uBe pon Sl0 uno Den Soften
pe,urtbeiIt. neil er llA am Samitag
bier in einem Sbenter unanitQnoi9 auf=
9efiibri bat. a
YatolinD 2oralonoio, Elm STA.
liener, 1T beiGuloigt mebrnals in ons
6ons BON 6rant giiQro in Canal 8ruer
aeidolisn su boben. NIT Der Nbfiht,
6rau Ni9ro 81 t0oten. nit Der er oor=
Der einen heitigen g0ottmediel gebabt
bate.
Nm SumiioQ Nbeno puroe .oos
@eItau,ant on 1l8 sio= o=groaomup
nad) geiftIeen Set Gnten 0urhiudt,
ober niht Verodhti9es aefunoen. Is. g.
soues batte Die glutloae erboben, bob
on oem plug seiltige 8etrdnte oertauit
tperoen.
Meqen 8erleBune bes RoieeeIeBes
nnroe am 6reitag giif gti9ro in Canal
9obsr gu elmer guBe bon $50 uno ben
Soften perurtbeili. bod bat oerielbe
qeeen oas urtheil 8erufuns einsele9t
Nm 6reitaa 8ormittaa muroe
bier Setpis Sbamel, Elm 8remier Oct
y. q =. @iienbabn. beim Guslaoen
eines Doctors 10 Ihmer perlsBt, oaB er
nod oem Ooipital 9ebra6t tperoen
mubte.
Wart Santins. Elm GohIenerdber
i'm ylter uon 54 Sabren. marc am
Gamfiog 0Ormittaa in elmer Goblen=
CRUDE bel garnbil ppn einem fauenoen
sselsitiif erihlaQen. sein Snbn @lif=
foro arbeitete on ieiner seite unb als
oas 6slsltiif auf ibm lag, bsmerite
Dawtlns: sd oente, oiesmal debts 3t
gnne" unb er ifarb, ebe De berbeiqe=
eilten GettunQsmannihaFten ihn unter
Dem Telsblof beraus3iebtn tonntp.
6nmflns truq oft 0erlebunqgn b(i
teiner geFGbrliden Nrbeit oapon uno
lit IT nit tnnpper Not3 oem 9ooe ents
aan9en, gr hinterldBt cine @itne uuo
me6tere &lnoer.
= Qm Greitaa atittao brad in benz
.Sdf1telrG1us an Der @fe BON geaber
Use. uno Rioee StroBe 6euer aus uno
oasIelbe brannte bis auf einQe Mauers
rete politdnoiN nieoer; bod tOnnte Elm
GROCER She'll oes Mobiliars 9erettet
weroen. 9as 6aus NOR bon 6reb.
98oOoburn uno Sobn collins bemobnt
uno NOR @i9entbum pon @bas. Smitb,
Dem @eiddftsfiibrer bes Bolton Gleoer.
flores. Das Seuer entItunb mabrideiu=
lid iniOl9e i6aobaften Gamins. 9as
0aus muroe 9eqen @noe Der 609er
Sabre bon geier Shmeo, Dem Batter
oes eBlgen @lgenthnmers, erbaut uno
Lag oamals nod auBerbalb Der staot.
oeren 6rensen lih nur bis OIL Die
yeaperoam erltreften.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Der Nmf pes 8lutes

nod &einiqung finbei Rlans IN 6in-
men. Gnwdren. fablem 9eint. einen
aetblu4fiaen Nlsieben. bundlen Jleden
nnO Gfellen onf Der 0aut, idntlih
3eiGen bon 2ebertranfbeit. Doh Or.
Rings Jisw Qife Dilen bilDen reihes,
rothes Blut, 9sben cine flare Dnnt.
roii1s WanQen, feline 0nuifdrbe. Sc.
iunobsii. Dsrfuht He. 25e bel 50
y pstsrs. benz oentinen NpOtteter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
IRouoe SarbOt. ole friiher hi

Mauoe 3arbOt, ole Iriiher bier
eepobnt bot, bat fih in Dounastonn
nit GarboliQure ueraiftet. Dos Dldo=
den mar nit einem iunasn Wann nod
youngstown oefommen uno als ibr
geQleiter 9lbI6ieo nabm. nlahte lie
ibrem geben Elm @noe. Gas Mdoden
batte aulebt in Baparo in etnem Geltau=
rant aearbeitet.
8ie @nnoiodten haben ihre Geiis
iionen einaereidt jsBt tam Der 5ana
los9eben.
- 0ler bat mai, BON oem Gomeien=
meter ihOn iiber9enug.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
.3eitgemibe aleiotr.

mir hahen oas Oeihid, aus.uniere1
u Runoen gut sefleioete1n 1ndnner ,u MAIDEN.
1Dir befleioen oieielben NIT oen Rleioern
neueiten StYIs uno rpir MAIDEN tire Or.
iheinune 5eiteernde. Jhr peroet Ole
neuen 11lulter iehr hnbid finoen uno Ole
neuen 1looen fir berrenfleioer .rperoen
Guh sefallen. Rommt uno beieht Gud,
uniere2luspahl Gs be5ahlt lid1 fir Gudo.
Cine lehr CUTE 2lusrpahl Don 2ln,isen
fir 1l1dnner jeoen 2llters 5u
$500, 1900 uno 1900
DIE SENHAUSER CLOTHING 90
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
81 S6(eu0erprei(en.
9enti6e 8a9er
-3a -
erfaMfen.

Urn aufanrdumen tDeroen bic foiaens
ben beliebten Romane uno Bidder au
Der 0dlfte bes friiberen preties pers
fault:
@pa nno Sabrn, bon o Hrsitaa 38r
ars elmer fleinen Garniinn Csc
0arbinenprebieten 15r
Ser &r6ins bsn NbiIabelpbia 15r
Die Gtrabe her Nerlarnen !. 13e
9as 8ei@en 0tr Bier 18r
Ser 6nnb bnn 1nsierbiue 18t
attsnttdd No. lib 18e
Gr5GbItes nn6 GrIebtes 15r
Spite @abt 13r
gerIsrnes sptsI 13e
4ismaris atben, praAtausoobe 75e
y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
ltnion Spcrtbatis.
3tuei 9rOhe Wd6te,
Yreiie so, 35 & 25cts.

Gegriimnet 1870.
I'D, babe oem etn3igen poandnot8em Mbftraft oer
2amftiteI bon 2dnOeretem nno 2ots, Der temalS
bon ocn MecorDs bon SuScaramas Gcnntn.
Ohio. gemadbt moroen TIT.
nas auit runoeigenbum ooer lebnt o au odes ebe man
gu Elm poQfdnoiaes bies Nbact beg gebiels poes
mel aigt gaentbam 1T uno nit meeu yerblnolt'
ten oaebe beafe it, uorerdhnten Abfraft erf
i Mne porlaen Rdufer fol wele gb au 0ppOtbeten
ouslebnsn perIanaen oie Mustuni gadnoa uno bus ab
rotte BON gebel girbunsn Hdnoereien unb 8runoe
oentbum in sdote prhungn Mb6itn Recoibs &C. mr
nen pon bier Office qeer Rnufbefe, @ontrote 0upohen
somprdoe Mniprnh fur Mrbe BDnmaten ancere Dou.
ute rofdlta ousaeiert9t gs bno f6 INNER Elm Noar IN
Der Office Gormen unb adbta Gunoeasntbum periaulen
Sebm q. NtaeeS,
nom, 7epbou no. 81 1913 gea ar et. gem ptIaopbin, O.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-28
Seielt8er UrottId,aOets.

Das t0lte QDetter. tpelnes lebte M0d,e
berrlhte, bat I'm WilttellDefen rieRaeH
5Nooen ongerihtet. Der bon @ahuer't
ltdnbioen auf nitt Deniger als $4O.s
600. 600 qeihdbt miro. Sn Midiaat,
oas iiets ais er.raasreiAe Obffaeapnb
aalt. oiirfte ani cine Obitesnie in oies
fem Sahr gar lliht gu rehnen iein. Sn
Sllinois unb Sona lino niht nur Obit
uno Blumentnofpen erfroren. lonoern
aud oas 8etreioe lit aefdbroet. Sant
Der 51dbun9en pon@rperten tit III aehn
6taaten Der burd ben 5rolt anaerihtete
ghaoen tpie folat: Sllinois SIS. 600. 600
Soma $40. .000. 900; Snoiand 81. OOO,s
900; Mihiean 81. 900. 900; Wisconlin
So. 900, 600; &anias 81 900. 600; Ren=
tudp ST.. 500. 900; Dihouri so. e00,-
900; Gbio $500. 900; Neorasta ST.
100000.
Nus st. Boul miro berihtet: gDle
aus uerldieoenen 3heilen oes Storb=
meliens bier einaetroffene gerlhte bee
laQen, baben 8erlte, 0afer. Roanen
uno Gorn ourb Die talte Welle am
| 6amlta9 fcrt 9eliiten. aber Der Sooen
taun inmtr nod iibergepfliiat weroen
uno es 1T nod ni1t gu fpdt fiir eine
smeite 9lusiaat. 8drtner uno Sbt'
aiihter iino ourd bas talte Wetter lbwer
eeiAaoigt poroen.
Sn 2ebanon, Wlo.. haben Die Jarmer
ale 9offnung auf eine @rnte oufaeaeben
uno periuben Die Saat gar niht mebr
gu lchiiben.
5m Dlllninppl bate lih am Wontae
in Der Ndbe bon Sadfon elne Glsldlht
oebiloet, Die / 3all bid mar. @drtner.
Die in Der Ndbe Der gtaot wobuen.
meloen. ooB Der 5rof oas iunee 8es
mile ruiniert bet. Nlle Bobnen, Die
eben auf9eaansen maren. iino erIroren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
THIS tARl'S DAUGHTER,
VISITING IN SPOKANE,
is NO SUffRAGfTIt

SPOKANE. Sept. 20-Lady Doro,
thy Wadpole. why with her father
the Earl OF oxford. arrived In Spo.
kane recently from London. doclar
ed today that the English auffra
gettea will get their way In the
end, but II will be rather n pity ="
Lady Wadpoie ~ touring the
world and expects 20 spend couple
OF. weeks In Washington state.
Lord Oxford was inclined "a treat
the knglish aufitageite movement
lightly lie said
The militant snffraFettcn Of Ion.
don have not interfered with the
government recently ar there now
exists sort Of truce think II
they went to work quietly the won
en- would undoubtedly get the ball0t
providing the housewife was the ofis
who desired Il. A. II IN now. thet
have NO influence IN England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
Methodist Conference
Appointments for
Seattle District

CESTRALiA. Sept 20 THE full
list 81 appointments were an.
nounced today following yesterday y
busy session 81 the Puget Sound
Methodist conference
The following are the assign
ments made IN the Seattle district;
J y Marlatt. district superintend.
ent
Bothen. ". W Kitchener: DcN
MoInes and Sunnydale. A A Gui.
mer. issaauah. O. A. Owens. Ken.
nydaie. W y. Williams. keni. @
l. sheafe. Kirkland. o G. Carter.
Ronald. J. T. Wright. Rsdiand. ]
VI. Irwin Riverton and Thomas. 10
be supplied. Rcnton. X l.. Prague.
Seattie-~Asbury. J. W. Satter.
thwalte. Calvary. W ~ Lecch city
mission. A. J. Calgrcn and J NJ.
Benn First church. O W Leonard !.
Gilman Park. J. W FIesher. Grace.
J W secor. Or 'on Lake. 2. l. Ben.
edict. Haven. T. T. Morris. Hlli.
man. II. G. Sachs. INTERPLAY. r T..
Drake. Life Boat mission. J.
Crooks. Lakeside. W. n. Baker
Madison Street. William Park
Queen Anne. u. G.. Franklin.
Rainier Beach. u Willision shaw
Memorial. o n McGlll. ST. John. ".
J fiartsell. slxty-second Street. q
W Carr. Tlbbetts Memorial. r n.
kshhy: Trinity. Y. G. Eycrs. Uni.
versity. r. 81 Hili. Woodland Park.
A W. Brown. Snoqualmie. g. n
Abbott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

central labor council on the coast
was paeitication. arbitration aud
peace nut agents of the national
association visited the coast elites
and first scared the business men
In each center by threats ~ the
mysterious coming war. and then
salved their mental wounds by
agreeing 10 put tho entire force Of
the national association behind
them II they would form local az
sociations and when strikes came
would refuse 90 deal with their
men directly. but would hand over
the flght 20 the local employers
association and would implicitly
obey Instructions
Ia short the business interests
OF the coast were so tied up by
spring With signed agreements that
Tn event 81 u strike no settlement
could BE- made until q dozen men
in New York pulled the string
Aiding Ia this gigantic plot were
the local labor union hatcra that
exist ia every town and who are
usually leading citizens. Industrial
giants. biz employers 81 labor and
openly or secretly connected with
some branch OF the Manufacturers
association.
These men worked on their Eel.
low business uen. Rbetted the
agents o. the national association.
promised their support. agreed 20
see that any money the little fsl.
lows lost through a strike would be
raid back by the higher ups and
generally boosted the game along
HOW IT WORKED
Tho first donnlte word came 10
the foundrymen OF the west through
the National Foundrymens Askn.
TO the effect that the coast metal
workers were not going 10 get their
contracts renewed this time through
the agency OF the employer ia each
city. but that the general asaocia.
ton would handle the problem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
OWL SALOON
MUST CLOSE

Hereafter any saloon man who
ia convicted Of violating the Sunday
closing ordinance loses his license.
The council last night went on
record 10 this effect with the ex-
ception OF Councilman Conway. who
characterized the action as -four
flushing" AZ an Indication that IL
WAS not four flushing the council
refused 10 grant G. vs.. shomo. the
notorious proprietor Of the Owl ga
loon. 223 Washington st., a renewal
u his license Conway. Zbinden and
Sawyer wanted 20 give Shomo a
hearing" but the rest Of the coun-
ell would not stand foF II.
The council was IN "A white rib
bon mood all during the session.
The saloon matter came mp on
communication from Max Wardall,
acting mayor. Wardaii pointed out
that during August sbomo had been
arrested and convicted four times
for violating the closing ordinance,
and incidentally when the sheriff
raided his place he found Is men
gambling there.
The question had been ihreshed
ont IN the license committee Of
which Conway Is chairman and
Sawyer. Zblnden. Schlumpf and
Kellogg are members Kellogg was
opposed TO the renewal Of Shomos
license. but Conway had an idea
he could get II through by holding
ont the report Of the committee last
night The mayors communication
and kelioggs protest spoiled Con-
ways plans and Shomo. who for
years has violated the saloon ordi-
nance with apparent impunity. viii
have no license after November n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

HELLiNGHAM. Sept 20--After
remaining Ia port nearly six hours.
subsequent To floating from the
Commercial Point reef. whore she
grounded early yesterday morning
the steamship City Of puebla. Cap
tain Geo NJ Johnson. left port FOR
Seattle under her own steam at
sA5 o'clock last night when leay.
ing Il was reported she had 80
inches of water IN her forward
hatch Her cargo. comprising near
~ 500 tons of general merchandise.
according 10 her officers. was not
seriously damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
SOME OF Jour BEST CITIZENS
ASK SALOON LICENSES NOW

Among the names 81 the ordinary
gin singers who asked for a re
newsl Of saloon licenses stood out
those Of J. +. ChilberE. banker and
president Of the A-Y-P. T.. and j.
G. Marmaduke. one OF our best
known citizens aud a shimmering
social light
Hut Messrs Chilhorg and Mar.
maduke are not going tn don the
white apron or WELD the bar towel
Nope. Mr Chilherg couldn't mix a
cocktail u bis bank depended on u.
and Mr Marmhduks hasn't even the
rudimentary knowle ledge of beer
pressure states. but between them
they evidently own the bar In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
TOM CARSTENS
WEEDS HIS OWN
STENOGRAPHER

Thomas Carstens. president Of tho
Caraiena Packing Co OF Seattle and
Tacoma. has taken unto himself a
bride, and until "A few days ago
the young lady now Mrs Carstcns,
was a photographer in the Tacoma
office Of the company
The news Of the marriage Of tho
wei known packer was received in
private messages sent 10 Seattle to-
day from Vancouver - G., where
the -Hedding occurred. The bride
wa Miss Stacie &. McKeown and
lived with her parents at 1925 North
Cove st.. Tacoma.
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New Washington hotel They got
their renewal
Others were = Pistnno. In the o.
a. W Try building, e0i3 18th ay..
Jules Macs. Duwamish ay.; Ocoi-
dental Realty Co Seattle Brewing
4 Mating Coz. 200 First av. S 4;
Occidental Realty Co. Seattle
Brewing a Mailing Coz. 2i2 Pike,
Pimayera g. Pellegrini. 2l2 Wash
iDgton; Albert Gruendwaldt. 2i5
James. Harry a. Ralph Tarnow
2i5 Second ay s.: j. Aronson.
Peoples Savings Bank building:
William Burns. Gil Third av.: Har.
tlg 4 Meiater. 2i0i First av: John.
son A LindberE. 2l7ia Second av
s.. G. =. Rink. 1000 First ay..
Johnson a Wedeen. 1900 Pike.
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died. and had his grave clothes
handy all the time.
"Old Buff himself has a coffin
ordered from a South Charleston
undertaken. but It will remain In the
undertaker's warerooms till II Is
needed.
Several years ago Mrs. Ruffen.
barger left old Buff" and ran
away with the hired man. That
broke the old mans heart. He
left his farm near South Charles.
ton and came to live with friends
near Grape Grove. The folks take
good care of him. and when the
time comes for the final episode
OF the installment obsequies the fu-
neral procession will not be one rig
the less because all the speeohmak-
Ing and funeral baked meats and
such are already consumed.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 20.--The sena-
torial committee that will investi-
gate the charges OF corruption In
connection with the election OF VIII
liam Lorimer 10 the United States
senate will convene here today.
The committee is empowered TO
subpoena anyone whom they desire
10 examine. and to force the produc'
ton of any documents.
II IL expected that Senator Lori
mer will be called before the com.
mittae.
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GIRL VICTIM


tBy United Press.l
LOS ANGELES. Sept 20.--Beat
en- and robbed by thugs and her
unconscious body thrown into an
alley. Miss Louise Honning. 10. was
unable today TO give the police an
adequate description OF her assail-
ants.
Tho girl was found shortly after
midnight. Her head was bruised
severely. and beneath her nose was
bound a handkerchief which had
been saturated with chloroform.
According TO the story she told
at the hospital today. Miss Hennlng
was set upon by two men while on
her way home Her purse. contain
Ing SIS was stolen. She will re
cover.
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KILLS SELF ON g
TURN OF CARD

JOLIET, H.. Sept 20.-Disap-
pointed In love affair. John Raw.
egllo, only 10 years old. played a
grim death of solitaire. yowing that
II he lost he would kill himself
When he turned up the final card
he calmly raised a gun to his
mouth and blew out his brains.
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LEAVES 100000
TO DAYTON

DAYTON. Wash. Sept 20.-lt
was learned today that DR.. Marcel
Piotrzyeki. the philanthropist who
recently gave Dayton a city park
and who was In the midst Of max
ing Dayton a model city when he
died last week, willed 100000 to
the city for the establishment of a
technical school
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Baby Weighs 80 Ounces
Head Size Of Dollar and He Eats
From Medicine Dropper

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 90 Frederick
wilhelm Seller doubled his weight
In 10 days Frederick is the son
OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles +. Seller,
and when he was born weighed ex-
actly 80 ounces His head was the
size OF a silver dollar and he could
have "Diogencsed" with ease be-
meath an ordinary teacup. The
high cost of living was OF no i'm
portance to Frederick. for he took
his meals through a medicine drop
per and used a foot OF cotton bat
ting for n dressing gown. A hot
water bottle sufficed for bed.
The attending physician says the
youngster will develop into a nor
NAL being.
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THREE WORDS
COST $1,000

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 20.--Thc
Of three words In the word
ing u the proposed amendment re
Iatlng 60 state and local taxation is
likely 10 cost the state Of Califor
mia 81 900 The words are "the
year ending In the clause pertain.
ing to the date fixed for computing
the taxes