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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02

seattle. July Is, 1911.
Editor Star: am prompted 10
write the following. snd " You ap-
prove and think II win BE- OF some
valne. I win be clad to have you
- the same. The Star n hitting
gnox,ntnin peaks these days. and
~ efforts In 20 many good causes
nrro great good good than
- even imagine. ] behave.
wss very much surprised to
roaA. IN the opening and keynote
nA1ress 1t the State Bar Associa-
einn meeting by the retiring pres
ldcnt. which was one strongly de-
nounring thu initiative. refsren'
ann and recall. urging the lawyers
Is lad fight against the adop-
efou Of these constitutional amend
ments At the next general election
- 1912.
A I introduced these measures
q the legislatures Of 1909 and
1911. they having passed the last
session. feel deeply Interested In
1hefr success. and am sure the SEN
oiments expressed by the president
q the bar association are not shar'
"a IN by the greater part Of the
lawyers Of this state.
The lawyers of Washington
should not want themselves to be
ulaced In the position Of carrying
"a 4 fight against these measures.
One Of the crying needs today IA
ehe restoration OF confidence to the
people In the lawyers and In our
courts Lawyers, a. . rule, are "a
honest - any other class OF men,
but the public doesn't think 80.
Lawyers become our judges, and
until the lawyers are held. with a
few exceptions, to be honest and
honorable, our courts will suffer
from lack o. public confidence
and no one will question they are
unfortunately SO placed today.
In the short space which this
paper can devote TO this statement
II Is not necessary to give the vari
ons arguments In favor of the in
ftiafiye, referendum and recall. But
one statement seems I'm place In re-
ferring TO the retiring presidents
address, where ne decries the pass
age Of the direct legislation bills as
vicious. visionary and dangerous
In reply, was II not a representa-
tive body. representative govern
menf. and not direct legislation
which passed these bilis7 n the
direct legislation bills passed by =
legislature are dangerous, are they
themselves not more vicious thar
any law which the people might
pass under them7
n that be true, then the repre-
sentative legislation is far more
harmful than any direct Legislation
could be.
Serving in two sessions Of the
legislature has proved to me that
ne best laws passed by the Iegis
lsfurs were usually passed In op
position to the personal views OF :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02

about the American cowboy. too.
Get aboard q craft like tho one
In this picture. and any cowboy
OF tbs Rancho Baiusrte OUTFIT viii
gamble his stake against anything
you care TO name. that before
you're through you'fi find enough
Of the picturesque 10 last you--xeil.
AZ least uniil you can suspend TAX.
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most
ANYTHING

VACATION iOlEo
~ hsss 10 % down on the farm
~hsrs earkirg osrss annoy;
Especially " I should meet that bad
Jossphus Joy.
well" said old Doctor Crsbba,
after reading ths item about thun
der restoring a Columbus dad.
woipan'a speech. I'm going 10 quit
praying for rain"
l'NorHER COUNTY Heard FROM
ALBANY. Ind, July 2s.--Thers
was slight furry Of snow hero
today.
Mrs. Nicholas I.onGwofth has
been devoted 10 Japanese perfumes
since nhs Waited the far Easl.
M
Edward Hunache Of Edwards.
lvfiis. IN. saw = snake ss big IA .
stosepipe and iB feet long. Fred
IWebe also saw the snake. both
lran away. A wciae iiunsche.
Mrs. George Dewey has decided
TO give her valuable collection Of
fans To the national museum.
Ths Russians make the best Inn
migrants who enter Hawaii.
Don't imagine when you put
hyphen Ia your name that you're
solns TO cut q dsah.
II Luther burbank 10 so smart.
why cant he give us a sccdless wa.
,ermelony
HOW jokes Are MADE.
| Heres an English joke. taken
from Tit-t'its. ana goodness knows
where they tot Il;
FIRST Citixen see By the papers
tho boiiermakefs are goins on
strike.
second cltlxen-Hrow could they
make n boiler 10 they didntf
n Won doat like 10 steal n bold
~. shift u about a bit thus:
Adolph of trouble At the
boiler factory these daya
Otto WHY
Adolph Aii the men arc striking.
or pat Il In verse thus:
A job in . boiler plant
10 the kind Of JOB like;
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AlimgRicK.

Says tho Kaiser TO France: 1--WE
To bounce off your msddIssome
biock-o."
France replies: Don't get skit.
tish,
Remember the British;
They'ii keep your hands of OF Mo-
rocco"
Pauline Wayne H.. the White
House COW. has n luxurious stable.
aud gets shower bath every day.
Vacation Query:
Are there any pretty girls hcrey"
N the gas meter r. IN warm
place. the gas expands and your
bill is bigger.
The census bureau issued the
millionth patent today. How many
shattered hopes among that mil
lionl
Princess Yen OF Korea IL dead.
Was abe the original Dollar Prin.
cess?
Paris has an aero club, the active
membership OF which Is limited to
women.
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C(5f1''!l|!"1754l


There 10 no labor trouble.
Although the ~orkmen strike.
Oh, It's really easy 70 get up 3
colafnn OF jnkss II yon have lot Of
Ioose iolnscd English whecxcs 10
WORK with.
Now IL the tim. when the June
bridegroom IL learning how 10 wipe
dishes.
A French inventor places a inr.
hinS la front Of HIS auto 20 increase
hia power through the wind resist.
andb.
Die sheriff Of puscheHs county.
Nct York. has appointed Miss Mol.
lie kpioer a deputy
ne senate has passed bin limit.
Ind campaign sxpcffses TO 10 c~a,s
spta. That's q cheap limit for
jaet pos--ie csntA
lhe center OF population IL In
Ml9fur county. indiana.
Hut
ohe center Of monopollxation IL In
wei street and Controller bay.
And
The center OF ostentation IL In a
place called Atlantic City.
William O'Noal OF cambridge.
Ga. gave UP his lower berth 10 J. r.
Young Of Oakland. Cal, four years
ago. and Young left him $4,000 by
will
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A Sleepy Judge

some people the growing sentiment for the recall
judges a. ...,...
lighting system over the public ol
city nes TIE
hear the evidence
held almost
Years and a undecided.
Dear think ought be done TO that iudsef
,lncss JUDGE s2oo "nsshsr
Veneer what HE wife gets through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02

10 article In Ms.urs re-,
absolute control ever the n'a'
These men are
John J. Stimsn William hoeSe
1eaer j. snd y. Baker. They eonol
Industry.
supply.
lead
biggest Insurance companies
Coastwise steamships.
railways
electric aud light
machinery.
Csaekerbakns industry
dominating banks - -. "a
These individuals all but two over ~
be nut others VIII take nen
places hngthe central machine Tor the eons"'
what win the United states that they
already decided that they cannot
~ down hey are reasonable
IL ~reasonahe"f =,
TOR The consists o
eYh
hold the future OF American
hands-eeht
o. think a sonpesso
q Of dec VINO measures s''s'
souls,
WHILE detectives and police have 100 per cent seos s
making showing keep
the speed limit On every level e strive.
this sometimes people Ae rus
Gown o., prevented terrible rss"dea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02
GOOD FOR SAUSAGE.

food Inspector Manchester Of beef and
pork in butcher shop that rather
OF the -,
Look here he said what your opinion this meat?"
had about be
said. 1T In pretty old stock"
We'll. what opinion
MY opinion said the butcher slowly lis that is
food; but II might do for sausage"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02
JUST WHAT HE NEEDED.

Miss Howe"You remember gentleman you Introduced ma
last Mig ~
Knox-"Yes"
me he he
thing " - -
ROCKWELL, lie
News - ~ ''
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4 4 4 ~ 4 "A 4 4 4 4 ~ 4
/ suNIiT SPOTS 4

~ xxxx RAAH AAHH
Ne men kick at the fraiities Of
woman, and II she should suddenly
c,tt 'em out. we'd think she was q
pietty poor specimen.
Poor men are the best phiioso-
pliers because they have 10 be.
Bet you cant remember, . year
frem now, the biggest worry that
y1i think you've got today.
a placid countenancc, a clear eye
and clean mouth are the three
greatest stepping stones 10 success.
Regain them II your foot has
slipped.
~ you cast your bread upon the
waters. be sure II is good eatable
bread.
tie ali right to be satisfied, but
don't oyerdo II.
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PROVED HIS EYEsICHT BAD.

Irishman serving a India Not ikn
TO
he doctor locke at I'm a VIII and hen said
o eyesght bad7"
Pat looked about the and last said Well DOCTOR
that nall walr"
Yes" replied
can'f"-Chcago Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02

Washington policeman
suapcouay uslghborhood
Massachusetts,
Here shouted policeman what
"hosa said the q ant doin nothin rou
tenor church choir
"wei1 what's that do with being hersr~
= as-a In
man VIA, aings s sick
Come said tho policeman.
boss--hof Is
place
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IT. the EditOr'sM Mail

majority Of the lsaislators- but
we're passed on account Of the In
fluerce Of the majority Of the pso-
pie. which wsiI be the result. only
IN more perfect degree. under d.
rect legislation.
Some lawyers will oppose these
reforms with the same vigor and
with the same desire to render ser.
vice TO their clients az they would
In representing them Ia great
legal battle In the courts. Others
sincerely oppose the change. 9th
ers, regardless OF legislation con
sidered unfavorabie 10 their cor.
poration clients. will fight for the
cause from a deFout belief in priu-
cipie. And. generally. the lawyers.
on account OF their familiarity with
laws and gisiation. should be
found aiding the people 10 receive
their desires In n law-making ca
pacity. safeguarding their actions.
upon the assumption Of this added
responsibility. and net place them.
selves in the way Of what unqucs-
tionsbIy the greater portion Of the
people desire, and therefore OF
right should have. The lawyers
have n chance now 10 gain the fur.
Their confidence OF the public and
help restore that which We all hope
to sce-great confidence In our
courts. HUGH G. TODD.
Seattle. Wash.
Editor Star: Please find my
name on your petition. Nine years
ago I located five claims Of coal In
that country and close to deep wa
ter. and took 200 pounds to san
Francisco. II tested "a pei
cent carbon, SO that's good enough
for anybody. I don't know II any
one has ever been on the property
since or not. but ! don't think so
J. II. F'REDERICkS.
Concrete. Wash.
Editor Star. Inclosed find a clip
ping Of your Seattle Star, contain
Ing that petition OF yours to BE-
sent 70 President Taft and congress,
about government-owned Alaska
coal. It Is my personal belief, and
also the belief OF the sIgners, that
II the government owns It's own
Alaska resources. especially coal
that strikes" and other Labor
troubles" will be effeetualiy stop
ped. Also. we believe that private
corporations will not be able tc
grab these resources. I believe that
Bellingham would also be q good
place for governmcnt-owned Goa
bunkers. as well as those places
named. since II has n good harbor
suggest that It's name Je included
In the petition. Hoping that your
petitions will influence our presi
dent and congress, so as TO brins
about favorable action toward this
great economic cause, remain
yours truly,
EUGENE O'cONNOR,
] 29f5 Cedar st.. Everett, Wash.
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NOTHING TO BOAST OF.

NOTHING TO BOAST OF
n a
trying landlord OF chief
only hotel hsfw intelligent interviewed him.
preliminary Your boasts band does noy asked Well
II. We endure ~Boson Traveller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02

Mrs. Niohola. Longwofih has
been devoted 10 Japanese peffumes
since she Waited the far East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02

|'NorHER COUNTY HEARD FROM
ALBANY. Ind, July 2s.--rhers
was slight furry Of snow hero
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02

Edward Hunache OF Edwards
vfiis. IN. saw = snake ss big IA 4
$50 seplpe and Is feet long. Fred
|Weke also saw the snake. both
rao away. A Welae iiunsche.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02

Mrs. George Dewey has decided
10 give her valuable collection Of
fans To the national museum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02

II Luther burbank 10 so smart,
why cant he give us n scodless wa
termeiong
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THE sTuYF OF HEROE.

THE STUFF OF HEROES
TIN ifvea little
lame. 50 III now.~-wasp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-02

well" said old Doctor Crsbbe.
after reading tho item about thun'
der restorins Columbus dad
voipan'a speech. I'm koing 10 quit
praying for rain"
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Broken lines. OF course. otherwise We couldn't af-
ford such a tremendous cut into the price. Won.
ems fine black or tan vici lovely patents and I'm
dressed kid PUMPS, sANoAIs. TlEs. etc, all ss
. dollar . pair
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White Underskirts
Womcn's Long White Under
skirts: plain or with 40.
edge. Special VOL
Long or Short White Muslin
underskirts: ssc value. co.
Special ..... ...........UJC
Womens or Children's Outing
Flannel Skirts: ace value. TO-
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Don't imagine whom you put q
hyphsn In your name that you're
going TO cut q dsah.
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Sir $500 madj 9eatfdlaab.

Deutib : onerifaniide 3eituneel1
meroen i'm nIten 0oterlono nit gro.
Bem Sntereiie eeIeier, neil iie lid;
frei nusipreten nno baufig BON ori.
Ben mebr Meuigfeiten un6 Nofrid.
ten bringen, oIs bic oeutidsn Sci.
tungen ieIbit. Die uSreie grelse fiji
geras~ lit oriben Iberau, tpobin lie
geianot miro, Elm febr ger1, geiebene,
@ait uno fam iid riibmen, Mttet-
fennune unb @iiroiguns gu finoen.
rpie mls 5ablreihen Briefen an .ins,
iotpie an Dieienisen, tpelhe bas
9Iatt ail lire 8erpanoten fdifet,
b%erborgebt. Wer oaber feinen Ser.
manoter uno 5reunoen cine Jrea6e
ertpeiien, ibnen ein m~iQfommenes
@eldenf MAIDEN min, Der bcItene fit
|iie Die n6reie Brefe fir 9eras"
0as Sntereiie fir Ieros, tpie lber,
baupt fir ben 5taat uno Die @e.
aeno, no Die Berpan6ten mobnen,
lit IN 9elitihlano iebr Iebboft uno
es 1T urmogIid, in Yripatbriefen
cine 10 griinoIide M~uffl1rung uns
geidreibung beg freiuoen 2anoes
su sebett, tpie oies bic .Greie 9reffe'
anpofentlih TIT. Sir ben eerin-
gen 8reis BON $500 berienoen mir
portofrei infer reimboItiges $50.
denbIatt auf Elm Sobr an irgeno
cine Mbrefie i'm MusIan6e.
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Die UNNERSITAET Won TEXAS.
gosg educational. llnterriht frei
SaArltMe Amsgaben $3.50 nnb
a~mfmdrtS.

eosSouratrouai. Hnterridt frei.
SdhrltMe Amsgaben $3.50 nnb
Sefion beeinnt Mitttpoh, 81.
September 1911.
College Of ARTS: aurfus fibrt a,im @rab
oes 8adelor un6 Mafter of Nrts uno
9oftor Der Y6iIofopbie.
G~r5iebxnss-G Department: 9rofeS5ioneIe
6urfe fir Qebrer, bic Al elementoreu
nno permnneuten gertififaten fiibrer.
Snsenienr 9epartement: Grab Glrse fir
Chill. gleftri3itdtsS uno NinensSns
g~enieur.
Oeiet.1 etartement: Dreiidlriaer Sur.
ins, Der gum Grab oes 8nHeIor 81
Cams nit S~tnntsIi3ens mno aurfus'
Der gum Batter Of Qntps fiibrt.
Snutmer : SMnie: lniperiitdtss uni
9ormal aurie. Sieben @oden ieoer
Somner.
Department ~ Gxtemfipn: /. aorreIpon.
beng : Dibilion-offeriert Rltrie il
berihieoenen Gaheu, 6hi6enten f0ns
ren fi9 5u ieber Belt einihreiben Ia5
fen. II. DeffentIi1e 9isfulion mi
Snformntious . Dtpifion: Iiefert Bio.
grapbien uno 9ibliotbeten iiber herr.
i6er6e Rrobfente, III. @orIelnnos.
9ipiiion liefert popuIdre Wortrdat
burh Mitglieber Der Safultat bel
1%Iniberiitdt.
Begen aataloge ireenb eiues 9epar.
tements fdreibt an
MiIisn Miaiants, Wesiftrar,
uniberfitD Citation, Nuftin
Nebisintihes Department.
0alpellon.
GeHion, adt Ronate. gr0ffnnng 81
September. giertelidbriger &urins IL
Webi3in; 3~iueiidbriger Gurfns il
ybnrmncie; breiidbriger 9urfus il
Granfenpflege. Uriinbfide tliuiiGl
SnciIitdten i'm Sobn Sea[b 3ospitcl
1Iniberiitp 5au. elm @~ohngebdiibe fiji
tpeibIihe 6tubenten Der Meoi5in.
@egen &ntnloge fbreibt ar
| Dean ~. g. Garter,
Iebical College, Gnlpeitor
836s611S500z492'
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Ilieaen rnh Mpsfitn,s

baben iest ibre grnte = ibr @eI66ft
bliibt unb iie iino sliflih. @s III
ieoo6 abiolut niht ein8uiehen
parum Sbr ibnen erlaubt. an Gud
berum gu iaugen, ba Sbr bies bod
iebr unbequem fin6et. Die Qntpen,
oune bon elm Helm penig Sunt's
2igbming Oil auf e~rponierten Stel.
len balt fie ob ODER linbert nnperoiie,
lidl ben Shmer5, penn lie gllh ge
ito6en boben. @eibt elm menig cir
un6 Sbr meroet i~iber8eust iein.
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qehrer . WeiMd).

Deutid-eneliider 2ebrer aeindJt
fir bic Union Shule, 8 Weileil
fueitIif bon Comfort, Eeros. 0elll
Wonute Shule. @ebalt $50 Big $50.
Nur MGnner m0gen iih meloen BET
Carl 8iermann,
q. q. go. 1, @or 90. Comfort, Ger.
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Stimmplate iar bic BrObibitiOns.
@ahl.

SStWstftuQt Iu% UW FtuYN~tttpHS
@abl.
Die Stimmpldse fir Die BrobibI-
t~iousspabl am 20. Suli perOen an
f~olgeuoen GteHen fem:
stahtiide 9resinfte.
/. County gpurtbans.
Q. e24 SlbSSSlores StraBe.
8. s. Sellers Store, s002 Glib
SInres StraBe.
4. S. G, grinftportb's 8las, 312f
6ibsSsIores StraBe.
8. @lboftIide gde Nrio u,lb @uaoas
Icupe Strabe.
6. 8enepoleneia 5ale. It's Iatamos
ras Gtrnbe.
Z. Hrio 5traBen Seuertpebrs Saus.
8. 6. Se5ad)'s Store, 2722 We1:s
Commerce @traBe.
8. &. g. 2unb's Gtore, Norosg ondo
uub Gbabea StraBe.
10. G1nefer's 9tore, 802 0orosSna
Marecs Gtra6e.
II. 8. 6. @ifinion's Store. 1901
@eftsgpmmerce Stra6e.
IL. Mag 4eB 5tore. 2ope5 u'1o
Norbs2oreoo StrdBe.
IS. CLOS. 8. @nener's 5tore, 1880
9araa 5trnbe.
IL. 6. Secei's store, 800 @orbs
GIores 6trnbe.
is. 9. W~anIcssusfi's stOre, sol Sal
las Strnbe.
is. sos. @duIs's store, @ontann
uno N~orosSloreS Strabe.
II. ". 6. @abrmuno'5 Gtore. 6ol
can Yeoro Npe.
10. 81. 9immang, Gde SltSaeaeo.
GtraBe uuo Baltimore Ibenre.
10. Gan 8ebro Springs Banilon.
90. Wu6eG gIace SeuertuebrS9 uus.
81. S. S. Mobrigue8's Store. 1901
90. Softer 9ros., alamo Ylaaa NIB
IS. .. 8. Hur,o, ssipe oat uno 9atr-
ION @trnbe.
ID. 9eonarb @elter's Saloon. gde
8. 6traBe uno Mpeniie 8.
rs. Sobn goipen's 5tore. 812 8iper
Mbeuue.
26. s. 6. 5older's 9tore, starr
unb gberrb Strabe.
81. 90. s. 5hiIer's Store, 11ot
C{t<Grodett Ctr.
rs. Chs. 9iaert 500 8urIeiOn ctr.
90. Sos. @esp's store. 7o2 Cher
50. gsafS;s @arosn, s14 @rapion
Gtrabe.
81. @oDernmeut aia asuertpehr<
SO. geosleb & @obfres 9tore. 3o2
Matneprod Gtrnbe.
83. ". q. Benber. 429 Whonina
Gtrn6e.
81. gaul g. aurfs store, 1902
wboming GtraBe.
IS. @rs. 6. meper's, eo2 9elaipare
Strabe. -
BLUNT Gtrabe.
81. 8. s mumme's etOre. 5ss
Blum Gtrnbe.
So. 9. &rleser's @tore. 1880 Glib
81. ebas. mssel's etOre, 22o. siin-
10. Is. HObepis' stOre, so2 Gar
ii. &. g. meid's etore, 1902 @are
~. M s. Offers store, ode Gar.
ben unb Qptpel Strnbe.
aanb . 8rsstmtte,
-. @seIra So9n.9aas:
As. Meerideibt 6urm.
As. xerrenss @eHs.
~. Bbron Stand.
Is. cst'gsu ~ eor un+on;o
or' e. 81 T wnsa marrao
so. GdnIbais BET Der 2oioba areu<
5a'tG pes wteotnd UlnIes.
81. Odd Sslnro 4hulbniis.
80. 9btpnter's YIas. Bon Drmb.
So. Center Hoint @hulbais.
81. gofpar6's S6ulbnis.
o. x Maaos e S5OTf.
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Nuen Qeioenben, bic mir tire Nbrtle
'saieube1, iperoe id ceutIi6 ertIdrta,
ME man Rdmorrboiben gu 4oufe burd)
Nuffauaen BELT. gs lit einerIei, Oh Die
Hdmorrhoioen iogennnnte bIinoe. blu>
ferbt, iuden6e oner bermuseebrdngte
limb; iH iuerte ettpas bon bieiem Rits
ter texenfref ien6en, fotpie aud, nm fall
e es eeipinfdt iuiro, Meferen5en nus
Shrer manufactured 1meebung. GHne!s
e linbernng unD bai'ernoe 9eilnng
III fi&er. Ghidt fefu Gel6. mndt abcr
Mu6eren NitteiIung BON biciem Nnere
bieter. G6reibt bente nod an Srnll
%. Gummers, Nor o. 36. Notre Dame
Snb. Gdreiben Sic in bieier SprnHe.
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@sn 0eibsareiditein, 0entidlaab.

sd gebroufe oSunfs 2igbtninI
Dir uno bolte es fit Elm ansae5eid-
uetes MitteI fir 3beumatisms
NenroIgia mn6 6bnlihe 2ei6en; NIT
Detaniigen empfebIe id es INNER.
Grnn5 @ruber,
Seioenreidftein, Dentidlono
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Wad)ridt BON 9pnitantimopel, girfei.

SD gebraufe SIR 0Sunts2igbt-
ming Oil" lett I1ngerer 3eit uno
battle es fir bag bette Mittel, oas id
lie fir 3atarrb, Bunoeu uito Brand.
munoen gebrauhte. @s balf mir
au6 bel @~beumatis,nus uno 0eural-
gle. SD empfeble es b~eionoers al
len an 8beumoti5mus, Reuralgie
nn6 bergleifen 2eibenoen.
Bn5ant 81. Ou5uf,
$50. 20 garofiilar, aonitantinopel,
Giirfei.
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0emMfc.
@ieh Marft.

Con Gntonio. 81. SUM 1911. -
D6fen $3.75 Biz $500 Der 100 Bfb
4Ibe $3.50 Big 1910.
8unen $3.50 Biz $500.
uGtags" $3.50 Biz $3.50.
8GIber $500 Biz $3.50.
Shtpeine $3.50 big 1925.
S1nfe $500 Els $3.50.
3iegen 1925 Bis $3.50.
ct. 2ouis, 27. Stunt 1911. yinhp
Dieb. SerasrMieb, 1926 bic $500.
Ghipeine $5.75 Biz $685..
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gfoadeg" @iihner.9duie. fSI6.

be, vMeo gues8. BLUE Bug,
Wan8en, Motten nnb ale TIRE gicr
ousaerottet NIT s. s. @ei allen
Droguiiten. art Der anpenoung &c.
seiat bon ben Gabrifdnten $aeder
& SaG. Gan antonio, GeTds. Bel
be Telephone. 9erionot S. 81. q.
nod irQenb elmer Statfon.
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Qehrer aeIndt.

Deuiider 2ebrer eeiuGt fur Die
areusberg gdule in aeroon Goun.
IN. Ndberes gu erfabren BET
emil Yhilfips,
Boerne feros.
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IN deafrNer Hnfiedluna,

3tpei Sarmen, 145 Gder je6e, feruer
cine bon t76 4der uEo cine bon 2O6
Gder. @eiuabe allies idSues idluorses
Qaub. Cute Berbeferlmgen. Az Reire
bon @eimar. $40 Biz $50 per Qder.
aommt uub fsbt guf bic Grnte ar
bic nuf benz Qnn0e tpd6It.
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Columbus, SsIas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-01

that the senate will ratify the action
OF the house.
San Francisco won by capturing the
republican vote in the house. The New
Orleans supporters came from the dem
ocrats. Only 80 republicans voted for
New Orleans. Thirty-six democrats
voted for San Francisco.
ASKS NO GOVERNMENT AID.
The San Francisco delegation does
not ask for government aid in any
form. 1t simply authorizes the presi-
dent of the United States to invite for
eign nations TO participate in the fair.
An effort to amend the resolution to
include provisions for an international
naval parade from Hampton Roads
through the Panama canal and up the
western coast to San Francisco was
defeated on a point of order.
The New Orleans bill called for an
appropriation of $1,000 600 for a gov
ernment exhibit and the creation of a
government commission.
The proceedings in the house, mark
ing the elimination of the exposition
fight, were most unique. Galleries
held the greatest thrOngs of the pres
ent session and there was no attempt
to restrain the applause that came
from the spectators as the fight pro-
gressed.