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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
MISSOURI NEWS
STATE PRINTING AWARDED.
Jefferson City and St. Louis Firma
Get Contracts.

Jefferson City-Thc contracts for
state printing binding, stationery and
paper were awarded by the state
printing commission, Of which the
secretary Of state, auditor and treas.
urer arc members.
The printing and binding contracts,
the first for a period of six years and
the second for on" year, were award
ed to the Hugh stephens Printing
company Of Jefferson city The sta
tlonery contract for one year was
awarded TO e. b. COrwin Of Jefferson
City and the contract for paper also
for one year to the Graham Paper
company Of ST. Louis.
During the biennial period OF 1907
and 1905 the state expended for print
ing, binding. etc. about sil,l95, and
for stationery during the same period
about $7252 The contracts are op
eratiye after July !.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Strinq Rope Around Wreck.
Indiana's Youngest EmbaImcr.

Flora Indiana. Era Koonsman
of this town, aged 10 years, holds the
honor OF being the youngest licensed
embalmer in the state. having obtain.
ed his license at the last examination
The young man made the general av.
erage OF 80 per cent, this being one
OF the highest grades made during the
examination.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
SLAYER Of Mother is Sentenced,

Newark, New Jersey.-For killing
his mother because she did not have
a clean shirt and collar ready for him,
Dominick Popolo. an Italian youth.
has been sentenced to twenty years at
hard labor in the state prison. The
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07

Flat Rivera telephone war Of T.
months duration was ended in s..
~ uurois county when the Lead Belt
T, .,phoua company independent
bought the entire hoIdin,s Of the
Pennington Telephone company, a
Vel suhlirrns'c. for SrIooy
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07

Poplar BluT w. II Meredith, for
cish' wears treasurer Of tn" Y. W. c.
\ board Of directors here, was tho
ru"s' II honor at farewell banquet
before he and his family departed 10
make their home near Laramie. Wy,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Candidate for Congress withdraws.

Rola-Dr, s l., Baysingcr. who has
been one Of the candidates on the
Democratic ticket for congress from
the sixteenth district. published let.
ter In the county papers Withdrawing
from the race.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Tax petitions Are FiIed.

jefferson City.-Thr petitions fer
the submission Of constitutional
amendment for loyy.Ig q tax Of ,
cent. on the 500 valuation for the
maintenance Of the state University
were filed with tho secretary Of state
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Mronn AnaIe.

"TGare's bright side to every
thing
"A bright side BAH
well there is"
DO you mean to tell me, doctor.
that there is bright side to my haV-
Ing had my leg amputated?'
Indeed. there is, and If you could
put yourself in my place you could
really see IT,"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Reception for Champ Clark.

Rowling Green AT a large meeting
of residents of Bowling Green ban.
Quct and reception to Champ Clark,
minority leader in congress, was ar.
ranged Mr. Clark Is expected to re.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07

Fulton.-Thn contract for erecting
the sauatorium at the state hospital
son & I.inebergcr, contractors. OF ST
Louis. whose bid was $32,470.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07

Mounds, Illinois.-One dead and
one MORALLY wounded Is tho result OF
an attempt by four negroes to shoot
up the town In honor of Jack John
sons victory at Reno. A negro con-
stable was killed when he attempted
70 place them under arrest.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
sub.contractor 10 Build jail.

Poplar Bluf--G Hartman OF 81.
Louis has received the suh.COntraCt
from the Pauly Jail Building company
for tho construction Of a new Butler
county Jail The new building will
cost $4,000
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Electric Company Cuts Rates.

Sterling, Illinois - The Sterling
Electric Light company have an
nouncd a reduction in the price OF
electric current to domestic customers
II II per cent cutting the price from
a to l. cents a kilowatt.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Mexican Veteran Found Dead.

Monroe City.--A. T. Umstatt, SO
years old, was found dead In bed, hav.
ing died OF heart disease. He was q
veteran Of the Mexican war, was a
Mason for 65 years ard a member Of
the Christian church.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Murphy Welcomed at RoIla,

Rolla.-Congressman A. p. Murphy
representative from the Sixteenth con
grrssional district. arrived at Ro!la
from Washington and was rendered a
big reception.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Corn ls Six Feet tijoh.

Mexico.-While corn In most Of the
fields in this section is only 10 or 90
inches above ground, Charles Hill has
field planted in April that reaches
above his shoulders. He is six feet
tall
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Notes From Foreign Lands. Through
out the Nation and Particularly
the Great Southwest.
RACE roR r4e REMNANTS,
National Leauu~
American League


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con rg,, Al, she. had l,p,u murdered
and tho front of her skull was
crushed and her nose broken
with loss than han minute t.
spar. Arthur Rose va, saved from
tho electric chair at Trenton. y d..
hv.n STAY signed BIS judge Mu'uu on
a moving train ana thrown from ih"
window 90 IN" condemned mans law.
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Irregularities IN connection with the
management Of ia" Phoenix Insurance
Company Of brooklyn are again set
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of cohalt lands vein, f., CHARGED with
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appcarod before Judge Choauet in
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Missouri.-Eight negru

Joplin, Mssouri.-Eight negroes,
Ave of them badly bruised and bat
tered as the result Of rough treatment
ct the hands OF white men, were ar
rested here. The police have auel-
led several incipient riots. Further
trouble Is feared.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
SEVENTEEN KILLED OUTRIGHT
AS 2oTH CENTURY FLYER
CRASHES INTO FREIGHT.
MANY MORE ARE INJURED
Passenger Running so Miles an Hour
Flashes Around Curve Into Big
Four Freight Backing Onto
Siding-Victims Burned.

Middleton. Ohio Seventeen pas.
scng,rs met death one mile west Of
Middleton in a wreck An iudot"r-
inmate number wor" seriously injured,
two Of them afterwards dying. swell.
ling the total death list TO ~. Ce-
rraluly more than 20 were badly in.
iured.
Tho train which mot disaster was
the twentieth century flyer, d"tuured
from the Zig Four Ia the Cincinnati
Hamilton a Dayton railway at Day.
ton By reason OF a freight wreck much
earlier on the Big -Four line below
DAYTON. The nyer. travelling - miles
an hour rushed headon into freight
train that was backing into a siding.
dnmolishiug both engines and smash.
ing the combination coach into kind
ling wood and partly demOlishiug the
second, while the third coach follow.
ing was badly tclrscuped
Every seat in the second coach was
torn from its fas,ouings. the roof was
thrown to one side and the heavy
''"N 70
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
Deurees Of Misery.

Two young ladies' were talking the
other day about third who had jusT
become engaged to wIdower who
plays the cornet and has four children.
what could be worse" exclaimed
one. than four children and cor
metz"
Nothing" said the other. except.
perhaps, six children and a trombone"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07

Left Eye Closed Early In the Game
Reno NrF-Jhrk Johnson over
whclmpd the hone of Tn. white race"
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ioT lH' "pI III championship III Touhu
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ooiHHon ""H WI" hh'' No"l py
Beries of rights and lcfts TO Jaw,
l"' announcement 'I'd' tue purse hau
been Increased to }l2l UUU from SOL.
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surprise was th" statement that IL was
IN hr su1it ,r "A ga and An NOR c,,t
"P'' wa Wv ""' ~ P'' N'"'
basis
They shook hands with their sec.
VI,
onds j. was agreed that the men
would not shake hands
~ 80
b'''! M"lhooh, IN" famous wrestler.
climbed through tn, ropas AS soon "a
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'"' ''"E HHh "''h 'l'ai'H III ihe pr
turr machines and calling for atten.
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''""' WIN" Nv '"l'"' ''A'''l Eo'' pau
glowing tribute 10 Nevada, as the
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' ''"'' "a ''' "''".
Gaining on every person IN the arena
b. ri... .,,t ,t.. ,I...... l....... e.. A.
49, $50 '''' ''''' ~ Wv
people, tn" state and his eXcellency
the roypruor of Nevada H.. on, a roo,.
va ''' '''' w y "''"' ~ 'o' " i0u'
thai was tremendous
buriup tho. rhneripo I,rL I,Lrsor,t
80
WIG, accompanied bN MIS-. SIG. Hart,
wife of TDLu.on'g fri,uI sIinnnJ iptp
tH' "''"d anu 'o'h Il a'Hl IHllhtulat"ly
I'm Trprt nf ,h. mr,Iru ri,turas Tb.
A.. ,.
Two "plH'H were alIa''Ncly bo"heu.
The fight bv rounds.
lon f"irt,Y.. vim Ia ico,,,,s I've" 3s,,i,.
FONTS with I"' Johnson bands lcft 80
No. strn"r.r r ,, ''',,"n npir Ter
rios harE J"nr.s sends l.l' to head and
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-07-07
CLEAN KNOCKOUT
DECIDES BATTLE
BLACK MAN oVERWHELMs The
NOPE OF THE WHITE RACE"
IN BIG PRIZE FIGHT.
IEFFRlES OUT IN IS ROUNDS

Purse Increased to $t2t.o0o is Split,
Winner Received 60 Per Cent and
Loser 40 Per cent-Bout Is Won by
Series OF Rights and Let's to the
JaW-JeffrIes Gets First BIood-His
left Eye Closed early in the Game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
u. P. MAY NOT
DIG TUNNEL
HERE

Pending negotiations between
representatives of the union "a.
elfic and the Great Northern rail
roAds for the ioiut Use Of the Great
Northern tunnel under the oity III
Seattle, work has stopped con-.
pietely on the Union Pacific tan.
mel
Az the men have been pulled out
Of the tunnel. which IL said 10 have
progressed FROM H. point where Il
enters the hill abort distance from
the altr 81 the new linton Pacific
passenger station. % point under
The king county court house.
Success IN making arFanRementa
for the i0int use Of tracks 81 differ.
ent roads IA this part Of the coun.
try developed the idea Il saving the
millions % dollars that a second
tunnel under Seattle would cost
and The proposition eas taken up
with Hill 70 ciectrify The present
Great Northern tunnel under the
city and then 20 arrange for ia uAe
BY the Union Pacific. or Oregon a
Washington. trains here
Il IL Understood that : u FMr.
reA. representative ~ The Harri.
man lines IN the Northwest. has
received orders 70 euftatl expenses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
PAT SULLIVAN is
CLEARED OF HIS.
INDICTMENT

p y sullivan. indicted by the
grand jury FOR allowing women in
the American Cafe, q place alleged
10 be detrimental 10 public morals.
succeeded In having the indictment
quaahed this morning ia Judge
konald's court The Indictment
named = y Sullivan as owner Of
the American Cafe. and charged him
as owner with the crime alleged
The court was informed that the
owner OF the American Cafe is not
z. =. sullivan. but the American
Catering company
sullivan IL president Of the Ameri.
can Catering company The court
held that the indictment was de.
fectlye and ordered Il Quashed A
jury had been already empaneled
TO try Sullivan when the attack on
the indictment was made sullivan
was indicted upon evidence pre-.
scented the grand jury by the wom.
ems clubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
WHITE FACED
YOUTH PLEADS
HIS INNOCENCE
,Ry unI,ea rr~...l

NEW YORK. March 2S.-Aibert
Wolfer today faced the police and
stolicly reiterated his denial that
he knew anything OF the death OF
Ruth Wheeler. portions OF whose
body. charred aud cut IA pieces,
we're found IN the crate IN Wolters
apartments In spite or the flood
Of questions end the police third
degree methods. Molter maintained
his Innocence
The coroner completed his in
vesiigation IN the grewsome case.
and by HIS order Wolter Is held
over 20 the grand jury without ball.
The most important witness found
by the police Was Hatcher Mueller,
who posed as Woiter's wife.
About midnight THURSDAY. she
said, Il was awakened by a crash
In the front room J called out,
asking Who Is lheref
Albert answered. telling me that
part OF the fireplace had fallen
and he was fixing A. lie told me TO
SO 10 sleep.
About 2 o'clock IN the morning
another noise Weakened me went
into the front room aud found Al.
bert showing something inso the
crate.
Il offered to help him and he or
dered me 10 go to bed.
He said he would choke me TO
death II did not go
Il went back to my own room"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
MT. VESUVIUS
SPOUTS
FIRE

NAPLES. March as Five nu.
surea near the central crater Of
Mount vesayiua opened today with
a terrific roar A great volume Of
smoke poured from the rents 10
the mountain. but the frat cTap
ton was not accompanied BY lava
flow.
Scientists here believe that the
aclislsy q Yesavius is caused By
the subsistence Of Mount Aetna. In
Sicily They are uncertain. how.
ever. whether Aetna is permanently
al rest AAhy believe that ashss
sud rock have eiogFcd the crAters.
and that possibly great eruption
wiil oceur Mhun the volcano throws
off she obstacle.
RnmhiiaR accompanied the ont.
break 81 NeNasius. and inhabitants
~ gownR neAf the mountAiu are
preparing % flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
FROM SOCIETY
TO 10000

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20.
The secrecy which neeusa tire
IDENTIFY % the leading ssomsn
n ST. Elmo. which ls no~ clay
nc IN Portland. under ire narss
% Kiss csrda Nelson. vaa sogv.
ed To-Day when Il vas learned
shas sire 10 nene ofher than MRS.
osv6a wisuer foffmAn. = san
Francisco society wswan ard
IRE ~ifs % Wiiilaa, Freasrlek
Hoffman. . composer Of rnaaie.
Mrs Msthllda Misrrf. her
nscshers reluctantly admitted
thst Mrs. Hoffman arc Mas
Nielsen were TIRE same. SIRE said
tnas Mrs. 4eftssan returned 20
ere stage eecauae are ard her
husband have separated ard she
wished 70 support her TO sons-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
CHEASTY FIRED
AND ROW ST|RS
THE RAINIER CLUB

AZ today cheasty. prominent business club
failed Of
board n acco
Shortly TO
5
understood the J. g. Fords will appointed
That told and ended.
doubt OF The But the
While cheasty publication,
leading started the
Rainier which promises be the poker
organization years aa
all a fine ~ ethic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
ALL Die In
BURNING
HALL

MATEZAKA, Austria,
March 28.-Two hundred
and fifty people were killed
in a fire which destroyed
the village inn at Oakeer-
lite while a dance was in
progress there, according
to advices received here to-
day.
The building was built of
wood and. the fire spread
with great rapidity. A
panic occurred and the
dancers jammed the door
ways, cutting off escape.
The roof Of the building fell
while the dancers were trying to
make their escape. and many were
caught under the timbers and held
while the fire blazed around them.
Scores we're hurt ia the first
mad ruah for the door. and only
few 81 those In the building es-
capped without injury.
The building was couenmed so
rapidly that efforts 20 check tho
blaze were futile
A great crowd gathered around
bat could render no aid 10 the i'm
prlsoned merrYmakers
After the fire had burned itself
out great piles OF dead bodies we're
taken out AZ each entrance bod
les. stacked one o. top Of the 9TH
er. were found. many OF them 20
horribly burned that efforts TO
identity them were useless
II IL believed that some Of the
bodies were entirely consumed
Oakocrite n In mourning today
over the tragedy There Is hardly
a family IN the town that has not
iorf some member business
houses have been closed and gen.
enai mourning has been pro
claimed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
POLICE RAIDIhG
RESORTS OF VICE

Police faided house 81 l7t3 War.
zen ay. last night on complaint ~
neighboFa The women were order.
ed 10 vacate the premises within
"a hours
This "a pursuant to chief Wap.
pcnn,eius policy IN Kidding the resi-.
dence districts Of immoral women.
SIX nekfp women and one man
we're arrested IN a Japanese iodg
lng house at sHs Nlnth AZ. 4 last
niEht BY Sergeant Carr aud Patrol
men Chnatiauaon and Davis They
had failed % obey q "a hour notice
20 move. siven BY the police.
MORE HARBiNGERs The yei.
iow coWslip. Feathefbeds airing. the
crocus. fresh paint. sephyrn. hnrrl.
canes. umbrellas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
FATHER SEEKS SON.

Sven Olson OF Washington. Al.
berta, Is looking for his son Oscar
$ Olson. 20 years old who left his
claim az Settler. Alberta. last
August and came 10 Seattle TO see
the exposition Since that time
nothing has been heard Of him The
father has been travelling for three
weeks on his sons supposed trail.
having visited Edmonton. Calgary.
Vancouver and Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

BE IL known that IN those excln.
alive clubs where gentlemen gather
there IL nice little Kentiemanly
understanding that what a member
Gays or does within the sacred pre-
cineis 81 the club walls must never
be peddied 10 the plebcian multitude
without.
That's just what Cheasty's
friends say was done. with the re-
suit that Cheasty and his friends
are angry.
chsasty Quits ciuh.
ChsSsiy is 80 angry that he has
picked np hag and baggage vacated
his rooms IN the club be has oeeu-
pied Tor many months and has re-
moved % the Washington Annex
Furthermore. he friends & g
said sill demand ~ the EueerusuF
beard an investigation 81 the So
called "unEentlemaniyT conduct 81
some one on tho specific charge that
within IS minutes after Cheasty had
made remark about the new may
Or. what hs said was taken 20 IN.
mayors private secretary an ths
outside.
ON the whole. The C'heasiy removal
has been the cause ~ much cam
r4ent and az least one OPEN aiferca
tinn within tho club. since an after.
nom paper close 90 the mayor first
published report that he would b.
removed. and then, a dsx later. said
he would not. and finally said ne
would. on the grounds that he had
made nnkind statements about the
mayer While cheasty wouldn't
talk for publication today. he IL
quoted in the Post Intelligence ns
saying
so Far 80 politics are con.
esrnsd, have always been q
democrat. snd intend 10 be enc.
As 70 my removal. u was
brought about solely BY the
psrnicieua activity o. an even
ing Newspaper. ! was informed
during the week that only the
Intervention o. the editor % this
paper saved me from, being dis
missed on Tuesday By the
mayor. did not consider this
Endorsement either a favor or
compliment 10 me. was free 10
say 80. This word was carried
TO the editor and no prevailed
upon Mr.. Gill 10 dismiss me-
Friends ~ chrRaty are vers much
aEgftoved az hts removal because u
the sacrifices he has made without
any compensation, In hie efforts to
hsautify the city and build parks
During the inst campaign he worked
with might and main for the e.. 600. d
coo park bond issue. which was fin
ally voted by the people
Every might during the ante ri-
mary and antc-elcction campaigns
he was out To GIN Douillon and
Moore meetings. using q stereopti-
con IN his lectures for more parks
for Seattle Whatever he may have
done privately FOR or against any
candidate he did not let his per-
aonai preferences enter into his
talks on parks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
JAILED FOR
MURDER OF
HIS WIFE

gny Jnitsa rFea.j
BALTIMORE. Nd, March 2s--
The body Of 4 handsome young
woman. believed 20 have been Mrs
Al Mofuck. was found today with
the throat cut ON the suburban 90
tate OF Alexander Brown, O million.
nlfc banker
Later the body was positively
identified az that Of Mrs Merfick
Tho police are seeking her hus.
band. The circumstances III which
the body was found point 20 muir
der
Mrs Merrick'a body vas aashcd
about the neck and breast. and the
clothes had bean torn from her
Her husband. John a. Merrick
was arrested shortly before noon.
The police sag that the Merricka
have been eafranged for a Ions time.
n ~ said according 70 tho officers.
that husband and wife were seen
together yesterday The police tho
ory b. that the couple attempted 20
make up their differences, bat guar
relied. The police say bloody
handkerchief was found IN Mer-
rick'a pocket
Julia Childs. eaiored maid, found
the body. Il was lying on the bank
~ O. small stream that runs through
the Brown estate a TRAN ~ blood
TED from the body 60 the stream. and
the police baiiave that tho murderer
slashod himself in the struggle.
Tho broken blade of a Kitchen
knife was found near by. II 10
thought that this IL the weapon
used by the murderer.
Merrick was walking calmly along
the street when he was arrested.
lie was taken to police headquarters
and questioned lilo denied any
knowledge Of the murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
ODDS
AND
c n DS

At PETERSBURG. win Bryan
playing c. one nlRhi stands IN South
America 4 Y doius tripnphai
tour stunt ia Africa. Fairbanks iuat
bach FROM world swide engagement.
here comes Alton Il Parker playing
a. Rukaiau audiencea Mr and Mrf.
Parker reached here yesterday Mrs
Parker IL III
~in spring m young mans fancy
turns ter anything but work"
CAIRO. Egypt Roosevelt and
family attended the morning Easter
services az the English church yes
terday.
HARBINGERs DafiodllG. book
beer signs. the iaelnth. marbles.
pussy willows. whiiewash. apple
blossoms
SALT LAKE Harry Thorn. Is
years old. has confessed "a the MUIR
der ~ George w. FnHacll an East
side grocer, IN a hoid-up saturday
night
Spring. the sweet spring, IL the
years pleasant king;
Then blooms each thing, then
maids dance In a ring
Nash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
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aud a. a result the second tunnel
VIII probably never be built. aud
the depot Ia not heing built on tho
extensive aud costly plans firat
proposed and announced to the
public