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Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

of December with her daughter, Mrs
j. S.: Goodell.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
will give card party and dance at
Linne's hall next Monday evening, to
which all are cordially invited, Ad-
mission 25 cents.
You are: invited to attend the bas-
ket ball, game at the Agricultural
school next Saturday evening when
the fast team of the Herman high
school will play.
Those who attended. the entertain:
ment at the armory Tuesday evening,
given by the, Minnesota Entertainers
enjoyed musical treat worthy of
praise. The Minnesota Entertainers
are we'll known land are appreciated
wherever they go. They were en-
tertained while here by DR.. and Mrs.
Caine
There was a large crowd attended
the card party given at Linne's hall
! Monday evening by Mrs. Margaret
Hanrehan, Mrs. S. ]. Ryan, Mrs.
l Peter Gaffney and Mrs. John Wall,
for the benefit of the Assumption
church. Progressive five hundred and
cinch were played. T. ]. Mangan and
Miss Mailman won the prizes in five
hundred, and Mike Mahoney and Mrs.
Pomroy won the prizes in cinch.
Counting Is pounds to the bushels.
the highest Yield in the Boys Germ
Contest in Will County. ILL.,, was
III bushels and 60 pounds to the
acre; the average among the "a con-
testants being over 80 bushels per
acre. Illinois has longer growing
season that Minnesota; but it will be
interesting to compare the results
obtained by Minnesota boys, on a
'quicker" soil and with earlier-matur.
ing varieties, with those of their
rivals further south.
The masquerade ball given by Com
pany 9, Uniform Rank, Knights of
Pythias at the armory last Friday
evening was the usual success, the
capacity of the hall being crowded to
the uttermost. The prizes for the
most beautiful costumes were awarded
to Robert LeSage and Art LeSage.
the former being dressed as an Indian
brave and the latter as an Indian girl.
The prizes for the most conf al cos
tunes were awarded to Claire Mestell
and Mrs. Art LeSage. =
All farm animals have an instinc.
tive craving for salt. But if it is Sc
placed as to be always within theil
), reach, they will consume just as
much as they need, and no more. II
is only when it has been. kept from
them for a. long period that there i.
4 danger of their eating too much e II
is therefore an excellent practice to
keep it in a box or boxes where they
can have access to it whenever they
desire. When they are sailed, as i
, the practice with many farmers, onl.
: once aweek, while some may &c
; enough, Others may. suffer from a nde
- ficient supply. /. Salt apromoe al
active circulation of the blood, whic
n never becomes thick and sluggish s
lohg as the'supply is plentiful; 1T as
lists digestion, and is often prevent
: alive of disease. It is SO cheap tina
a no stock raiser can really afford
deny to his animals all they want 0
it.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Remember the Improvement Union
entertainment to be held this evening.
and all are urged not only to purchase
a ticket but also to attend. A pro.
gram has been arranged WHICH is in
terded to be pleasing to all. for the
evening will begin, with a concert by
Watkze's orchestra and card playing
until 9 80. Then a brief progr am
will be given with vocal solos by Miss
Eckes and Miss Mott ande ain address
by DR.. l.. w. Armstrong, Of Breck-
enridge. Following this will be a
dance program of eight numbers, re-
freshments and more dancing.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Miss Ida Borrill left for Chicago
this week to buy stock for Wells
Bros. Hanson Co.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Nick Finneman had as his guests
last week his brother. George Finne-
man, from Martin, N. D., and his
sister, Mrs. VIM. Thielkes5 Of Fair
field. His brother, George, formerly
lived near Hancock, and also visited
friends there, and then went to Gran
lite Falls to visit friends and relatives.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Benson Monitor Wv. A. Poland,
the publisher of the Benson Times,
was on Saturday officially notified of
his appointment as clerk of court to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of
the late Joseph Moore. The county
commissioners met on Tuesday to APP
prove his bonds and he was able to en-
ter on his new duties that day. Mr..
Poland has the necessary ability and
experience to handle the business in
good shape and we heartily congratu-
late him on his good fortune. The
appointment was made by Judge QvaIe
and Powers, of this judicial district,
and there were number of applicants
for the position. We congratulate
Bro. Poland on his appointment but
fear lest it NAV result in the editorial
fraternity losing good news-gatherer
end clear and high-minded writer.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

A marriage license was issued on
Wednesday to Mr.. Henry Schmidt,
of Hodges, and Miss Marie Van
Kempen, of this city.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

The Rebekah Lodge will give a
progressive cinch and finch party at
their hall Friday evening, Feb. 9.
Admission % cents. During the
evening a quilt will be given away.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09
REVIEW OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS

NEVIE" Vt AOS
Be sure to attend the Grand Clear
ance Sale at Vinje's.
Leave your orders for Irvine at j.
H, WALKS hardware store.
Look for ]. Rudnicki's ad. of clos
ing out sale of shoes next week.
Miss Ida Borrill left for Chicago
this week to buy stock for Wells
Bros. Hanson Co.
3 Nick. Zimmerman went to Fairfield
yesterday to attend the funeral of his
cousin, John Wiss.
"Come to Glenwood, Feb. Ii and
see one of the greatest Ski Tourna-
ments ever held in America.
The work in Home Nursing at the
Short course will be in charge of
Mrs. Nugent. Feb. 1925.
The Farmers Institute ANIMALS
will be distributed free during the
Short course week, Feb. 1925.
The weather continues to be decided
ly wintry, the thermometer register
ing Is below yesterday morning.
Mrs. Dan Gagan and family. were
quarantined this week on account of
Evangeline having the diphtheria.
The Women's Institute will hold
its regular meeting on Tuesday, Feb.
- at the home of Mrs. R. Northcott.
There will be services in the Ger
man Lutheran church of Swan Lake
next Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Gustav A. Pilgrim.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
Free church meets with Mrs. Rev.
Olson Thursday, Feb. 18th. You
are cordially invited.
The DeLaval cream separator has
the greatest capacity, does the best
work and wears the longest of any
separator used. Stewart sells them.
There will be Lincoln program
next Sunday evening in the Congrega
tional church. The boys band will
play. You are invited. A. R. Larson
The N. P. train was stuck at the
water-tank for over two hours on &C
count of snow on Saturday,. The snow
pillow went thru on Sunday and cleared
the track.
Eye-sight restored. By DR.. Bro
kaw eye specialist at Krueger's drug
st ore, Morris the 9th and 7th of ever!
month. Painful head and eyes made
painless. Prices always lowest.
The Rebekah Lodge will give
progressive cinch and finch party a
their hall Friday evening, Feb. 9
Admission 25 cents. During tn
evening quilt will be given away
Peter H. Smith has rented hi
farm in Rendsville township to Ros
Bloom, and is advertising an auctio
sale of his personal property and ex
poets to remove to Morris to take ad
vantage of the better school facilities
]. B. Anderson returned last weel
from visit with friends in Wiscon
sin and Southern Minnesota and let
this week on trip to points on tn
Pacific coast, which he expects to fin
location for photograph gallery
Cyrus Citizen William Olson. so
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Olson, had tn
misfortune last Saturday afternoon G
breaking his arm, while skiing on tn
slide east of town He came HON
to report the accident and DR.. Lind
set the fractured limb immediatel
and the boy is doing as we'll as coul
be expected.
Benson Monitor Wv. A. FolanC
the publisher of the Benson Time:
was on Saturday officially notified 0
his appointment as clerk of court
fill the vacancy caused by the death {
the late Joseph Moore. The count
commissioners met on Tuesday to az
prove his bonds and he was able to Ell
ter on his new duties that day. Mi
Poland has the necessary ability ar
experience to handle the business
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Mrs. j. D: Ortman returned on
Saturday from Barnum. Mimi, where
she has been visiting since the middle
of December with her daughter, Mrs.
]. S.: Goodell.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Be sure to attend the Grand Clear
ance Sale at Vinje's.
Leave your orders for Irvine at j.
H. WALKS hardware store.
Look for J. Rudnicki's ad. of clos
ing out sale of shoes next week.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Quality up. and prices down. Com G
in and let us prove it to you. Vinje
Clothing Co.,
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

The ladies Of the Degree of Honor
will give card party and dance at
Liune's hall next Monday evening, to
which all are cordially invited, Ad-
mission % cents.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Smoke the Big Stone. Made at
Morris. Ten years before the public.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Morris Lodge, No. So, A. D. u.
w., will hold their annual family
gathering at Linne's Hall next Thurs
day evening, Feb. 14th. The even.
ing will be spent in cards. music and
dancing and refreshments will be
served bv the ladies of the Decree
of Honor. Grand Recorder Chas.
E. Larson will be present. Every
Workman is invited and urged to at
tend with his family.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Peter H. Smith has rented his
farm in Rendsville township to Ross
Bloom, and is advertising an auction
sale of his personal property and ex-
poets to remove to Morris to take adj
vantage of the better school facilities.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

You are: invited to attend the bas-
ket ball. game at the Agricultural
school next Saturday evening when
the fast team of the Herman high
school will play.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

]. B. Anderson returned last week
from a visit with friends in Wiscon-
sin and Southern Minnesota and left
this week on trip to points on the
Pacific coast, which he expects to find
a location for photograph gallery.
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Cyrus Citizen William Olson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Olson, had the
misfortune last Saturday afternoon of
breaking his arm, while skiing on the
slide east of town He came HON e
to report the accident and DR.. Linde
set the fractured limb Immediately
and the boy is doing as we'll as could
be expected
Morris tribune., 1912-02-09

Nice furnished room for rent. "A.
M. Thompson.
~--. s7assr.r.
Ben Trewe has been laid up this
week with rheumatism.
Look for j. Rudnicki's ad. of clos
ing out sale of shoes next week.
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Scr Soiialismus nn0 Der SiiOen.

genbli6sn 8eblsn Elm eisens fir bieie
8elegenbeit porbereitetes paHenbes
2ieb.
Gin Wassn nit elmer platform
par sur STEELE unb Seibel ipurbe
nad 8eenbisuns bes @eianses um
cine turSe Nnipra4e eriuht. Damn
trat ieoer in Reib' uno 9lieb unb es
entipidelte iid cine sroBe Purabs
bur4 bic 9ouptitroBen Der Stapt
Der Mapor unb bic itabtifden
8eamten fanben iih i'm 9otel ein
um Seioel gu empfansen. Oe,
Mapor iaste gu Seibel, baB BIZ
Wfense an Der 8abnitation bic gr0btt
Oemoitration mar, bic Rodoale i
geieben.
Der Inblid isner 3inber pa1
bDhit anregenb, ertldrte Seibel. .Gi
mar elm sroBartises Bib. Die Dor
siislihe Weiie. in tpelaer ollie Dir
rnnsements ausgefiibrt purben. leg
bon Der Jdbisteit Der Hodoale Su
Sialiiten 3eugnis ab uno sibt eli
sutes 8eiipiel fir bic So6ialiitel
onberer pldBe."
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Gine auirei,emoe Sabe.

propibence, R. s. Durd cine
poreenpmmene unteriu6ung puroe
feitesiteqt, oab i'm 9efdnguis au
GranIton, Rbobe Sslanb, 300 Strdf<.
lin9e nit Der 5erftellung bon 9emben
heidGftiet peroen uno oaourh Die
obnetin nieorissn 20bne Der armen
WeiBndberinnen nod INNER ttefer
beraboriiden. Die Ssmoen Iperben
fir eine @rpbfirma in Gbicaso anges
iertiat uno pro Sag 375 Dusenb baz
bon berssitelt ooer pro Sahr stmd
100000 Stiid.
Wm. u. S1ofielo bonn Rhooe So
Lamb 8paro Of Control anb Supplp
bat cine unterluhung beaiiglih oss
3ontraftes nit esr Gbicagoer Jir=
ma einaeleitet, bab Der Staat Wertz
itatt, 2iht, Wdrme uno getriebsz
fraft liefert, lotpie bas Hobmat,ridl
unb oas fertise Yrobutt bon unO 3u
Srt bef6rbert, tpdbrenb bic Jirmd
oas Robmaterial uno Die Waltinen
liefert, Iopie fir jebes DuBenb gum
Mnaieben fertiser 9emben 80 Gents
Irbeitslobn be3ablt. Sir oieie Mrs
belt miro in 5abritsn, no fogenann=
te freie 9lrbeiter befhGftigt perssn.
$1.35 bis gu $1.65 has Oussnb be-
sablt.
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Ginsn Der entbuIiuiditen uno pitt
tprestsitsn Gmpfdnse. Die oem ioaia=
liitil6en aanoiooten fir Tisepralis
bent, Gmil Seioel, suteil ipurben.
mar Der in Hodoule, Seras, mo Sci
bel onseseigt tpar, nuf einem Wtpnz
iter= =pidnid sine 9lniprahe 81 hal=
ten. Die eanse Stabt mar auf ben
geinen, um ben @enoFen Seioel gu
empfoneen, uno bate geipifermaBen
gu bieIem 3tped einen Jeiertag
erflGrt. Die lpfalen Sosialiiten
batten 0orbsreitunsen setroffen,
ipel6e olles in Der Stabt bisber 8ez
Iebene iibertroffen bat.
en- ben Sableour, Die fid ben err
Ituunten 9liden Seibels boten, ols
i er ben 8abnsug perlieb, befonoen iih
Sunoerte tleiner Mdb6en in bell
rotten Rleipsrn nit rotten 9iiten, rote
ssdbn9sn traesno, ferner 9unoerte
fleiner &naben. bic Sdbnden Der
Sterne unb Streifen trusen, iopis
cine @ruppe eripadierer Mdb6en
| in Rot setleibet, unD eripahienel
anoben nit Dem Sternenbanner
lsns SsioeI eriaien, fanssn bic III:
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Ole 8opitalifen ben
hereits.

9lus Rodoale, 9eras, tpirb iDstte@
res beri9tet: Die Landlords" pa.
ben bereits betannt seseben, bab,
penn Der 9erbft Elm itartes ioaializ
itii4es gotum seteen follte, elm Der
lu6 gema9t tperben foll, biejenisen
gu sntoeden, tpelde bufiir Derantz
lportlih iinb. Sebem, Der Bel Der
Stimmenabgabe ober unteritiiBung
bes io5ialiitiiden 5idets ertappt
pirb, ioll bas 2onb entaosen perz
ben, um Is einem pillfdbrigen 8ez
adsrsr bes 8obens gu ubertpeiien.
Die Woht bieier Drohung tann
mon iid portellen, penn Die Satz
fo9e in 8straat gesogen tpiro, bab
fir iebe gu Waiets5peden erhGltliAe
Jurm 5fpei porausli9tli4e Beperber
oprbanben Iinb. Dieter plon ieitens
Der 2onblprbs unterf6eibet iih faum
BON benz bes gOptotts unb Der
| ihparsen 2iten, tpie ibn bic Nus=
beuter in ben 6abriten, Wliiblen unb
Winen benuBen.
Der 2onbloro fir9tet bic Grhe=
bung oes lanbtpirti9oftlichei 4rbeiz
ters ebenIo, tpie Der inbuitrielle Iusz
beuter Die Grbebung Oes 2obnarbeis
ters fiirdtst.
Die fo5ialiitii4eu Garmer, bon be-
nen piele in Wtietersz Unions perbunz
ben limb, tperoen phne 3peifel einige
MetbOben finbsn, bieien Raub ihrer
Observation-Disclosures gu betGmpI
fen, pie es in ben Stdbten Die in
ouftriellen 4rbeiter 3u tun periuz
den. Sic boben bereits erfldrt,
bnB iie ii9 cine iol4e bemotratiihe
0rungialierung nidt sefallen lahsn
uno iia ent1prehenb tpebren tperoen.
Sci ben Winen.
Gbanute lit Der 0aupttompfplab
Der floFenbelpuBtsn 9lrbeiter bon
RanIos unp bic 9enoHen iino Der
4nii6t, baB tie BEL ben Roprmber.
pablen Die Gripdblung BON Sen.
greper, pom appeal to Reafon'
gum 8ongreBmann ourhfeben fper@
ben.
8enofe Gsibel fpra4 bier uno in
flint anoersn YIdsen bes Wining>
0iItritts Dor gut=beiu4ten 8eriamm@
lungen. 2lm Sonntag ipra4 er in
Galena, benz SauptplaB Der 8let@
uno 3intzMinen, mo- aud Sen. y.
grelper cine Rebe belt. @m Wton@
} tog unb 0ienstas ipra4 Ssibel por
ben &oblengrGbern uno in Der Wer@
! Iummluns in Shannon mar audi
: 9ller. 6olpatt, prGiibent Der Wtinsrs
Union bon 8anias, anwelsno.
, Sppott Ingte, baB in aanios les
: Der Wtiner sIi6 in Der Organization
, befinoet unp oub ollie ben .4ppeal
! TO Reaion" unb onoere io5. 8lattei
I leien. Gr lit iiber5eust, bob bi'
, meiIten BEL ben Nopemberpablen 10
-. siuliftii9 itimmen rperoen.
e Spbn Dbits, prdiioent, nno 5
;, Sages, 9i5eprGTbent Der uniteb Wttn'
B 0orfers, lperben binnen 8ursem ELM
Z 9laitationsz Sour bur6 ben Staa
o unternebmen. Seibel uno 8enohel
= tamen aud nod Ountirt, elmer Dirt
e Iduft, mo iGmtlihe 8eamte, ioga
Z Der aonitablsr, Soaiuliiten iino.
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2leitirt fiir Sic perfafinne= >2(n,e,,ce,nent=l

Mbreng balten Die b 8erboen Dem apas-
gnst baben.
Mrbeiter Garge,loen @erfSeuge aupiams
gegen Die Die ge ausfnefe brgeridet
Earten nopenbg geldebt Die
@mnoeents eineebrbeit 8epB proe
bem 6ortrtt Neberage bringen mBte i ood fomme
Septenber Droe Der aamp fir Dos @eaeneeoer ugeon
mero Die abter oes Saotes oof tarf geng bees
lon oas Sel erreen aes feline Bfdt nut ol
rar nt egen Igiert immt arbeet onr bab Die gera
fngsomenbenents g. September angenonnlen perben
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Anf.s 9alupt gei6lageu.

| Weitli6e Yoit nit ibren geaGblten
unb ungeadblten Sauienben bon
4bonnenten; Dit Imerita nit ibrsn
unge3dblten Snuienben bon Ibonz
nenten (befam i'm lebten 4ugenblid
futbolti6e 9etpiFensbile, unb madz
te bas RolitonIhe 8ampogneliissn
nidt mebr pilis miD.
Inter bieier mGdtigen Cages
preiIe geseniiber ftano bic prgoniiierte
Nrbeiteri6oft unter 2eitung Der
Central 9rabes e Gobor Union, bes
8uugetperti6aftsrats unb Der So3iaz
Iiitii9en partei. obns bic unteritiitz
3uns zines einaisen Saseblottes.r st.
2ouis 2abor" II. r4rbeiterz3eitun9"
tpuren Die einaisen WodenblGtter,
tpel6e Die 8umpoene Der Mrbeitsr=
i9oft unb fortidrittli4 seiinnten
8urgerfdoft i'm Illsemeinen fiibrsn.
I'm oem mGhtisen 9egner nit isiz
nen tdglih in sirto 100000 3ei@
tunsseremploren perbrsiteten 2iigeu
entse9en gu treten, goben mir Derz
einigten @egner Der 8onbsousgabe
on ben leBten brei Sontaeen Der
8ompoge unier in engliIh unh
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berpereinigten 9elbiadpatriOten,
Sn ben leBten 5tpei Sogen bes
| Wo6lfampfes ipurben 1eitens Der
grobtupitnliitif6en areismann Wlnz
i6ine nod sirfo $4,000 an bic De-
motratiIden Gitp Central 9pmitee.
WfttgIieber unb on bic Wurbz unt
precinct Wprters perteilt, pel9e bi:
WGbler gu 8uniten Der 8onosuus.
9ube berun6olen muBten.
Die So3ioliitiIds qnrtei Ite0te osl
Central 5robes &c 0abor Union ibrt
son5e poIitiI6e Organization SUI
8erfiisung, aud am Wobltag, ben:
lout 9sisB tonnten auBer 9emptro
ten uno Republifaner nur BON unie
Ter partei nit 3rebentials perieben
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qeipultioen uebermoht brnhten mi
: es uuf 24,629 Stimmen uno bereite
: ten borur6 Der 9elbiud &ombina
tion cine gspfefferts Nieberloge."
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bieies Samples, in m:l6em elmer
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: mofratii6sn Gtobtbousmebr6eit, lei
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1 9onbsousgaben bem 8apitalismr
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: piel ipeiteebenber itnb, als oies let
: in Ct. 2puis Der 5al mar. 5a
L niibelos tonnts mod INNER Die Seu
: in Si6erbeit gebra6t peroen, oa III
t iere Yartei niht in lenem umfant
: iid nit ben 5rogen Dertrout madt
Il tpis biss notipenois eetpeien pGre ur
i es unterlieb, Die 5iibrung oes auml
e. fes gu iibernebmen. ct. 2ouis, II
IL biesnpl cine 9ruppe BON 8epudl
t rern bes Semeinpeiens our4 b
Il Irbeiterfdaft auf ous 6aupt 6
i i9losen purbs. mDse in 3utunft a
!; 8eiIpisl i'm Nuse bebolten peroen.
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Sn ct. 2ouis, Wo., 6otte es cine
tupitoliitiihe 5reibsuterbanbe in leg
ter 3eit pieoerbolt OerIuht. bur4 Die
Stootperpaltung, bic ibnen tpi[lig lit,
&onseiiionen unb elttionen gu err
longen, bic ibr beoeutenbe 0orteile
gu bringen bermo6ten. Niebsrlasen,
bic ben 8euteseiern babel bereitet
puroen, i6redten lie nidt ab, iie
bofften, bob 8ebarrli9teit lie gum
3iele bringen lpiro.
Seit Woden tobts = lsBter 3eit
oaber in ct. 2ouis abermals ein
aanpf, sssen tapitaliitilde Snterz
ehen, bic our4 cine 5iemlid bobe
Briidenbpnbsausgube sepaltis ssf0r=
bert pproen pdren, ipDpDn bic Be-
oOlteruns isood nur einen febr tleiz
nen NuBen gsbabt bate. Die Mr=
beiteri ri6nft BON ct. 2ouis nubm bal
aampf bosegen auf uno erfo4t einen
glGnsenben Sieg.
l1nler 8ruoerblntt. bic ct. 2ouiIcr
vMrbeiter 3eituns". beri9tete in ib=
rer lestsn Nummer: Die $2,750,O0O
misunderstanding 1T gum 5ipeiten
Male gefallen. Die nOtise 3peioritz
telmebrbeit ipurbe bon ben pereini9te7
Snterehen" ni9t credit. Gs lit Der
3reismann 5opez9eieuI6oft spor
gelungen, ibre Stimmsn5abl pOm Ies.
ten Nopember um 5irta 10000 81
permebren, nber oem gegenlber II
ou9 runIere Seite" nit einem Dteb:
BON airfd 1000 Stimmen aufmus:
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nubme Der QbminiitrationsmaI6in
mebr oGs neutraliiiert tpurbe. gn
| 1tutt Der 52,425 ppm Nopember leb:
ten Sobres itimmten um lesten Won
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really wicked world
steepeack recently Jump
o prove he a
Clerk Brown spends three she
enough om her house allowance to buy willow plume
hour explaains his wife where night when he
now all he
q
Others
birds.
excitng and his
All the
world al the ~1srns" and -oosics could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-06

! AN SURPRISED that we
haven't heard more about the I'd.
drcxa Of Mr. J. e. Higgins. given
At the Al Club dinner last Tuesday
noon. II contained message ey-
cry Seattieite should read.
THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE
might adyantaFeonsIy make IL a
publicity pamphlet Agencies cx-
plotting the city would do well TO
dlatrlhuta II widely.
.. l.. sWExEA stirred up a hor.
nets nest OF enthusiasm when he
loossncd the potlafch Bug among
the business men. When man
spares no expense TO make concrete
an idea which when cryxtaiIized
heipa q
CITY MI0HTiLy. he deserves ap.
probation After the glowing pos
tefx have faded and the songs and
doings are but lingering memories.
shss brief. scintillating. trufb.ham-
mering. inan.fousing talk. with its
DAGGER SENTENCES. viii con.
tinuc 20 reveal Seattle's true re-
sources and greatness to the minds
Of all who heard II.
" 10 RINGING In mr. cars yet.
II Tits the clever slogan OF the "a
Club Organised Optimism. when
optimism has such basis az our
city then II must express itself In
an organized way.
snow FOOLISH is the pessi-