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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-04

"a '~~AE9uffs tHft Arn&s
FOR SAFE Hossaf sld,-hriniita3iEaeS
Must he sofl at once. . a. IN. to /
noon 500 Seventh, 1910
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-04

FOR SALE-One roller top desk,
$1,000; one typewriter desk, $500;
one Rotary Neostyle, $1,000. Cairo
City Coal Co. Office 1914 CONNER
cial Ave
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-04

FOR RENT House, 250G walnut
five rooms, with bath. NeighboF-
hood good On ear line. Apply Z,
II. Spann, 403 Bell phone.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-04

1905 was $4,000 to Mr.. sheldon. :
l+s said he made no contributions
to he congressional fpnd in 1908
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-23
MIIerle i.
Carlos M. gepalla, 8ict

Carlos so. Hepalla, 8ictoria.
no 2oiero 2i5aroi. Sole @guilar
Gormona unb @lleuito @agniere y
Gang, 8ertreter Der 5000 Mitelie~
Ser 31bIenoen merifaniihen @rbci-
err Organiiationen: uSocicoao Ml.
tiialiIta i Morali5aoora De Sbre-
roy. peilen gegenpdrtig III San
Mntonio, UNI nit @asqlte5 60
mes gu fonferieren, Na6 ibrer @nr
aabe perfolgen sic Serren feline po-
litiiden 3mede, ionoern iie Wollell
einfah ben 8eriud MAIDEN, 90
me5, Sro3co uro Die anoeren 5iib
rer Der &epolution gum @ufgebeil
hires Wiberitanoes 81 beiueaen, nro
10 Den inneren 5rieoen Der Wdt-
borepublif berbei5ufiibren. Collie es
n6tig meroen, 10 ipia Die oben g.
MONTE Organization, Die III Wcrifo
mobncnoen guSldnoer beihiibcn
5000 ibrer Mitglieoer iIben fid]
hiersu defenders Elm.
Cine inter Dem Namen Sata
Souei Soloing COMPANY organizer
te @eieuihaft plant groBartlge Nlr
Iaqeu auf @oipen's SsIano. Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-23
Senior ind Junior.
Momon bon &anns b. 3 o.
beltit.
(9ortiebnIla.)

lS~ortle9llig.J
.Wlit anoern @orten; lie baber
Gorge Inn Sbren Neffen 8ogumil
@enn Der lie ipdter beiraten mill
lpas mare oabei2"
5erno brebte an ieinen Sdnilrr-
hartipisen, uno Damn iaste er Der
adtIid: Ser oumme Sunge!"
l1nmiafurlid itieg cine fliidtigt
siote IN oes Stuoenten 0eiidt ntf
sic 6olge elmer peinli6en UNI
idnler5lihen grilulerung, Die boz
2srnos @usruf mad)gerufen muroc
Gr bib iid auf Die 2ippen uni
ipalote iid ab inter benz Bormano
Iub cine nele Cigarette ans Der IT,
bernen Shale 3ll boIeu, in Der Ser
no ieine 8orr1te barg.
Ser ounifne Sllngel~ mieoerbol
te 0iftor. Sic bat i'm ia bod BLOT
altm Barren. SelbItperitdnolih
Gold elm Naiienlaoel meiB lib
rigens Der @eier, MO Die &aii(
berfommt, aber oo lit iie. Gold
ein Moiiemdoel malt iih bic gu
funft anoers aus, als OH Der Seite
zines griinen Bengels, ipie es Der
CUTE 9ogumil it, Or madte eitle
fleine Bauie, uto oann lahte er
,llebriaens, eariiignle, luenn S6r
gruoer Mnr mir fenllen i'm il
beioe fperlll err niht ebeli Der
Mar more, nno %notabene Sbre Der.
ebrte Shpdgerin ni6t Die eilt5iif'
fen6lte Syrall BON ser gan5en 8elt
= i'd CLAUDE, i6 wiiroe an Der les'
teren Steae ettpas mie @ngit Inn
mein bauslihes Slid baben!"
Sest fubr Otto auf: yWie met
men sic ooA Serno2"
,9[ber, gaumgart! = l,ltr nlfi
70 bisig. SD iagte ia: ipenn llns
nodmols mennl 9as fam i'd SD
men ieood iagen: Sic maren ilidt
oben, aIg ib oas @ergniigen bat
te, NIT Dem 9libndoel 5tiamnlen
sutreffen, uno fonnen oaber nibts
oapon milien, pie iie's ipentgltens
an ienem @beno trieb. Sd aber,
mein Simmel, id babe eben piel-
leidt einen DEFENDERS i1arfen glIf,
uno ih bin elm luenig Menidenfen
ner ih babe oeutli6 geieben,
wie iie BEN Mor angcgnft bat.
Der glif mar nidt BON idled,tesl
Gltern, lag i6 Sbnen. llno luabr.
baftig = iie bats oo5n! Soldc
augen Iiebt man nift ollie Sage
uno nun gor in u%nierer gnten lang
meilieen Staot bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-23
: 3.

SSn 9eeuin 1T Die @infiib
rlll1g Der ltdotii6en 9onlniliions.
gerlpaltune nit 205 gegell 152
Gtimnlelt abgelebnt moroen.
SsSn GIeburne lpuroen S. y.
Stringcr uno S. @amiIton onrc,
einen berabeefaaenerL ~gelaoenen
Drabt ser eleftriiben 2idtanltali
getotet.
@us Sutton, Grodett nlS
gbmaros Counties miro beridtet.
oaB ~infolge bes falten Meaens, fall
Elm DritteI Der iuneen Sdlaflam'
mer %erfroref lit. Mud oie 8iegen'
5iidter beri6ten @crllllte, aber Dos
Minopieb iiberitebt bie &alte gut.
Sn Mllitin muroe berttt
frii6 sic Transformation hcr
,.Douue Mcns gbriltion Miipcla'
ton" eroffnet.
8apier uno mberer @bfoll
Ser in Ser Sterilization oes 8api
tolls in Muitin perbrannt purbe, Der.
uriadte einerl faliden @larm ser
freitpiaigen Seuerpebr unierel
StaatsbauptItoot. Man bette &C.
gIal1bt, oas &apitol brenne.
- Mus Sort @ortb fornmt oil
Nahri6t, oaB auf Dem &etrolil
SelfeIoe cine nelle Qllelle anaeih(a'
gen muroe, oie tagli6 bon 600 Bic
1000 SaB Del liefert.
Sn Der Staot Soplertoll
ruroe Elm Bonus BON 10000 Gel
lar ge8eidnet, I'M Die nclle 5rarf
Tin gabn BON Son @ntonio aus oi'
reft oortbin 81 fiibren.
Sn 8aro nuroe s. 8. @nrn,
Ger als @eidmsrener, wabreno eI-
ner Notwithstanding am letter
9cnueritag pIoblid tobiiidtig lpllr.
Sc, int Gonrtp-@ erid)t fir irriinn1g
erfldrt uno in's Mipl geididt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-23

8iaitto StroBe ioG Bis CUR 0wper
9(pe. perlangert uno auf Der Sniel
mebrere feuerlidere @eballoe nle
cine In5obl Gergniigunes : etoblil-
lements erri6tet meroen.
SIN &orporattonsgertbt mure
Sc am leeten Sreitage, Der gbauf-
fcur @in Scott, luegetl 81 lbnel=
len Sabrens nm 25 Dollar beitroft.
@r bate periubt, ben Gbef Der
Seuermebr, ser gu einem graroe
gerufen murbe, 81 iiberbolen.
Sran Gornelia %. 9. @il,
tbrop, eine olte 8ionierin San Mn-
tpnio's, itarb am Sreita9 abeno nj
ibrer @obnung, 81 8eit Scout
StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-23

eS Otto our6 Den S1r1 mte ellte
ungebeure Mngit Inn oas @lid Der
lieben Meniben bort oben. 9as
quite 9er3 bes 8ruoer 2eid)tflib
mar emport bel Dem @eoanfen> ooB
ii6 jemano eroreilten f0nne, and
nur BEN @eriub gu MAIDEN, Itd
5mii6en Mar uno Magba 81 idie-
ben. Iber i'm na6iten @ugenbliG
mar er ibon mieoer berubigt. ST
bate, menn Dor irgeno ettpas in
Ger 8elt, 10 Dor leinem @ruoer Ell.
men unbeoinaten Geipeft. 90 mar
ridts gu fiirdten = gon5 lider
ni1t!
uno mie I'M oieie lteber5eugun9
iofort gum @usbrud gu bringen,
meinte er: Sic baben gang re6t,
Serno = menigitens NIT SDrer
5mei v@enns": Wagbu neiB ibr
@litd 10 gemiB gu mabren fpte Wa1
Mar gefeit Dor Dem etmaigen Spiel
eelpiiier Mugen. llebrigens lit Die
&leine nad oben g%egolge1. %
es beute nun oo6 NAL 10 longmei-
lig lit = mie mars, ipenn mir aud
einen 8eiuh BEL meinem gruoer
ab1totteten2"
Serr Serno 5ierte ii6 ein mentg.
Or lei Spar oben einen 2uittungs.
beI1lh ihuloig - oas beiBt itreng
aenommen, made mar ia lett po'
riger Saiion ~iiberbaupt feline Suit.
t~ungspiiiten ober er mohte end,
aud nibt auforinglid erideinen
Inn auer @otter @riebenlanos nil
len nift. Otto ione MIR allein
binuufgeben. Damn aber lieB Ell
iid ood gut 5ureoen flingeltt
Dem Diener uno befabl ieinen 8iii-
tenan5ug. Sic entihuloigen mid
einen Mugenblid, cariiiime it
min mid nur qr5ieben. 9ort fin
BEN Sic Die neue 5portnelt, id
BIN gIeid mieoer CUR Stelle."
Gs perging aber oo6 cine rei6'
li6e 8iertelItunbe, big Serno mie.
Ser erihien, angetan, als OF er 10.
eben aus einem 2onooner S1nei
heratelier fGme. Sour Die &rdnattt
ieblte nod, oafir ihleppte aber Del
9iener cine @ieienfiite binter Inn
Der.
.Garilime, id bin in 8er5pei;-
lungl Seute firth fino Die nenell
aramatten bon GroB & @impclton
anaefbmmen! Die einsigen Men-
iden, sic ionit anftanoige &rafpat
ten 5u MAIDEN p%eriteben. llno min
gefdat mir ni1t cine. Gun Sic MI
sic ein5ige 2iebe, uno belfe1 Sie
mir BON Dem 3eugs oas 2eioliditt
ausinhen
.9llio es 1T mirfli6 felt beidloi.
fen, SEER @aumeart: sic reiien
i'm Sanuar24
Mor ioB Dor ieinem Sdreibtiih,
Sen stubl iueit 8uriidgeidoben, oit
geidIoi1enen &anoe 5miiden Den
anieen. Sbm idrag segeniiber,
bal6perIteft binter elmer Gpbeu
uano, sic cin fleines @tabliiiemcni
am Seniter abteilte, batte iid ST.
Iene Sturm eiren Seliel berange-
5ogerl ouf oelien duBeriter .aonte
Tie balancierte, Die Shiltern gu
r~iidgeoriidt, Sen &opf norgeitreft
Den einen SUB gang inter Den
gtubl ge5ogen, mabreno Der anoefe
melt porseihoben mar. Wagoa itonn
Dor Dem aalnin uno bereitete Den
aaffee, man batte ioeben gefriiG.
Itiidt, uno Mar liebte nad Dem
5meiten Sriibltiid cine fleine 5hG-
lc ihuar8en aaffee.
SD ocnfe- ial @ir reilenl1
Nnnt mari oas iunge Wdoden
ploslid NIT einer Der rufartigcn,
nbergongsloien 8emesungen, Die
lie liebte, oen Sberforper nah born
mo ldiittelte ben oumflen aopf:
.9(b, oas lit bart uno traurig fir
midi" iagte tie nit ibrer ~pibrieren-
ben Stimme. .9ann bin id mic
ser gana adeinl Mns babe i'd oennl
auf Ser @elt, penn Magoa fort it'll"
(3ortietlnna folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-23
@msriff anf's 2eben snriidsemieieu.

ugor flint Sabren erfldrten 3tpei
Mcr5te, i9 batte MIR nod 5tpei Sabre
81. leben." go er5dblte Stiaman
Green, Mal6ite, Col. nSie bebaup-
teten, id piirbe an Shminoind.t
iterben. Sd muBte alto ELM sutes
Mittel baben un6 beriuAte Or.
Sings SEEM Discovery. Sd tat gut
oarofl, oenn ih arbeite beute uno
oas Mittel bat Dem @rab elm Spfer
entriiien." gs lit uniinnie, nm SUI.
item, grfaltungen, Sals- uno Cum
genfranfbeiten gu leioeu. Waft Die
iiherite Sur. Breis SOC uno $1.00.
Grobeflaide frei in aaen M~potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-23
0olbenes SanSmerf.

Wenn man iuia bas 9anbiuert lpben,
Gagt man INNER ftets babel
itn6 bainit it's boh er9pben,
Sah iein 8pben soloen iei.
9ab es ieimen Mann ertGbre
ttnb basa aud Jram nmb &inb;
gYie aud ttnter9alt getuabre,
Sir Beiellen unb 0eiinb.
Niidl ,uie oft 5n 6p9en Gbren,
Gaut idJun mandJer Snnbuerfsmann;
Wie es mns ats @ciipiel le1ren,
Wpl Sans Safs, Der Shufter, tatn.
Was er bibtenb einit s%einnsen,
Wcnn CT an Der Werfbart lap,
llitb ben Samner friff g~eff,unneen:
Sd nod neulih iuieber las.
Drum, bas Sanbmerf iei eeadtet,
Senu cs aiebt elm reidlif Srpt;
tlnb idiitt ben, Der fpariam tradtet.
Mtdl int after mod bor Npt.
3mar az idjtueren tenren @eiter,
Mctdlt iein 0elS ntd1ti bud bafiir
Qabt or lieber fif mn feitct,
amD NIB 2ume Star Vier.
gpic Ghampaaner perlen bieie;
llrb beleben @etit nnb 2eib.
9'rum ,uGbf ieSer ais 9euiie:
Bel ben 8ieren il perbleib.
@uf elmer, Der feinen hat
fam ben Bertrand nerlieren.
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wabl 3lnseiee.
Sir County

Sic 0Sreie Yrele" 1T alltortl1er',
9errtt J. Frank Gallagher
ols aanbibat fir bas @mt oes Steuers
Solicitors bon 8erar golntD bel Der
tepprItebenbeu o~empfrati16en Yrimdr&
nail anslfiinoigen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

The man outside seemed 10 STAG.
ger n little as he repeated. He
aid not shirk, even though be knew
II meant death" THAT far-off morn
ing at Dagupan. whon fear elutehsd
him by the throat and he left bis
comrades 10 carry out the sortie,
came up before atm. He moved un.
easily and the dog crops closer and
licked bis hand.
Once more he looked inside
Everybody was clustered about
Tom and Mary. and oven mother =
mouth wore q smile. which. how.
ever. did not reach her grief
stricken eyes.
John semple bent down over the
dog. ITS up 20 me. old follow.
be said. TO deliver my Christmas
gift now
Once more he patted the dos and
quietly, with his head erect. walked
toward the gate After moment
the dog followed and when they
both passed the elm tree he was
AZ his masters heels II ann sorry,
old fellow sald John semple. but
Il don't do. You must 80 back
have 20 put you. also. into the
package I am leaving them. Go
back TO the house. old chap. !
know you'll keep my secret. II
isnt for me 10 spoil their merry
Christmas" be said as he turned
and walked out into the darkness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

You've a maybe heap in your
garrett
OF remnants and odds and ends.
Programs and hats and baseball
bats
And letters from foes and
friends.
Broken backed chairs and bu-
reaus,
The hoard OF by.gone day.
They're gathering dust and germs
and rust
Why don't you chuck EN-
away
You've a magpie heap In your
garrett
tThat garrett you call your
BRAIN.
A regular muck Of outworn truck,
A rubbishy mess, that's plain;
A weller OF dead convictions.
OF prejudice, doubt. dismay.
That help to blind and to clog your
mind
Why don't you chuck EN- away
Why don't you clean up your
garnet.
Cease-aping the maybe bird,
And thus be free as a man should
be
OF all this clutter absurd
Get rid OF the old-tlme notions
And load up the ashman's dray
With the rummage vast OF an out.
grown past.
And chuck it--chuck II away,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
AT THE PANTAoEs
4+444444444.44444,

Two extra acts are put on at Pan
tages this week in special Christ
mas bill. The bill is headlined by
the English Pony Ballet. The six
young ponies in II are as classy
little colts as ever tripped out OF
the paddock.
Murray Hill Is the lightning laugh
producer. His tongue works an fast
az buzz-saw, with a laugh at every
turn. A Night In the Swamps,"
by Rice, Bell and Baldwin, In also a
laugh getter Janet Bouden and
and company, in their playlet, "A
Fourth Ward Romance" bring lots
OF laughs. but also a few tears.
This week Hazel Folsom, Seat
tie, we'll known In musical circles at
the university, makes her bow to a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

as member OF and speaker Of thS
state assembly and member Of co..
gresB. will encounter momenios
problems from the momen, be uk0
the oath OF office on January !.
The incoming Legislature. over
wheimingly democratic. takes Office
the same day. And already The
leaders OF the famous Black Hons
Cavalry" are on the ground rexdy
for the hardest work Of their
career. II the general reform legls
lation is TO be enacted both the y
coming governor and the Legislative
leaders win have to put II thrcuen
Ia the face OF an organized ~
most determined opposition.
Women's suffrage is going to y
a bone OF contention for the new
administration and for the leeisS
ture. Governor.elect Sulzer u o.
record as favoring H. The demo
cratic platform pledged the parry
to see that IL Ia submitted 70 ne
voters Of the state within . reason
able time but the women advccaaes
will try 20 have the Legislature Or
der IL voted on ct once.
Many spectacular plans to afis0
attention to their campaign nass
been approved BY the advocates .
the cause" and II promises 70 =
in the spotlight much OF the Tina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

by rnnsd Press LEASED wire
ALBANY, New York. Dec. a.
Probably never before In the his
tory Of New York state has a chief
executive upon assuming office.
faced such serious and complicated
problems as will confront Gov. VIII
liam Snlzer. when he is inaugural
ed here one week from tomorrow
The Empire State Is looking for
ward 10 one OF the most interesting
administrations in its history and
Albany Is preparing for a record
breaking session OF the legislature
Progressive reform measures will
flood the legislature. Organized
and unorgRnized labor has united
in demanding new laws which will
protect the women and children
from abuses. the mere recital Of
which during the last few months
has Mortified the citizens. A real
vorkingmen's compensation law Is
demanded. Complete reorganiEa-
ton OF the state factory department
is asked. Taxation reforms are de-
handed. Radical railroad remedial
legislation will be urged and reform
organizations everywhere are ask
ing that a merit system for all
state employees be put into effect
Suizer, n democrat during his en-
tire public career covering 30 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
His Christmas Gift

boltcd growing down the path.
The dog came back suaplciouhly,
but ~ no reached the man ON the
porch he began to whlmpor. Quiet.
old fellow" he said AN he fairly
hugged him In his anxiety to keep
him from making his Joy known to
those inside. Dear old boy. YOU
know me. don't your he whispered.
Just then a voice, old and culver.
Ing. inside the room, began, Chill
dren. | have something 90 say to
you. Tom here has told me that
Mary has promised to bo his wife,
We all have loved Mary ever since
the time we thought she would be
Johns wife. but know. could John
speak. he would say he was glad
that Mary will find happiness with
Tom. Mother still grieveH for her
first born. but" tand the old man
drew himself up proudly Il know
that he did not Rhlrk his duty, even
though he knew II meant death. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

stopped under the mistlctoe that
hung under the center HIGHT. and a
splendid old gentleman stepped up
with a courtly bow and kiSscd her
amid the shouts Of approval OF a
number OF younger men who
crowded round 10 kiss mother
under the mlstietne Slowly she
walked 10 the window and John
Semple. who stood just outside.
heard the old man say; Don't
grievc. mother. Remember our son
died an honorable death. fighting
for his country
~But. father. she said. ~ only
knew where my boy was lying.
think II would be easier to bear
Only tho meager words. John
Semple missing. in the report after
that awful skirmish az Dagupan.
and her lip quivered with the tear.
less grief OF old age.
There was a quick sound outside
the window and all faces we're
turned toward Il. Some one came
TO the door. but the man outside
skunk into the shadow as dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
HUBBY GETS JUST
20 CENTS DAMAGES

PARIS. Dec. - Nine. bloch.
who Hho, and killed Mrs. Bridge.
man, an American. 10 the latter a
aparmea, several months ago. h~-
cause abe believed Mira nridgsman
had stolen Bloch's love. was aoquit.
ted OF the charge Of murder.
The trial began Yesterday. A..
,orns5H representing Nine. Bloch
pleaded the s'unwri,ten Law"
The court awarded Mrs. bridge
mans husband 20 cents damagea
Bloch testified against his ~sfe. as
seruag her attitude toward Mrs
nrldEeman vas unJustifled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

love"
But loved you before Jack,
dearje. and stepped aside when !
saw how IL was between YOU,
Now Jack IL gone forever, but ! am
here aud alive and love you.
Solemnly the girl looked into her
lovers eyes and then her face was
raised TO hts lie bent and kissed
her, and. with his arm about her.
they went back 90 the house.
How pretty Mary has grown"
John Semple murmured, as he
again stood by the elm, when !
turn up am afraid Toms chances
will be poor" he eaid. cyntcaliy.
"eyen " he is the better man"
Then he squared hts shoulders
and walked up the path hriskly,
At the door. just as he raised his
hand 20 knock. he caught glimpse
OF white.haired old lady, walking
with feeble steps across the room.
For moment she unconsciously
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

OF ALASKA
CRITICISED
Government Investigators
Say Salmon Factories
Are Unclean.
BY OLSON GARDNER

WASHINGTON. Dee. 24--The
government experts reporting for
tho bureau OF fisheries on canning
industries In Alaska have good
deal TO say about the lack OF clean
illness in the factories which put up
salmon.
Indian women and children"
says one report. "arc usually em-
ployed 10 I'LL tho cans. Little Of.
fort In made by the average can.
nerymen TO zee that cleanliness N
observed BY their employees. and In
very few instances are there lava.
tories to be found. A few Of the
workers use gloves when packing
In order 10 protect their hands from
being cut by the tin. but these aro
rarely. II ever. washed"
The report recommends that the
cannerymsn supply gloves. which
should be thrown away at the end
OF each days work. II says also
that by the selection Of oleanly.
healthy laboferr and furnishing
them with better facilities for keep.
ing clean. the packers would be
able 90 remove some grounds for
scruples against faclory-paeked
salmon"
An innovation IN the canning
business has been started this sea.
son BY the operation y eannery
aboard a ship Tho Alaska Fish
TO. has purchased the old ship
Glory OF the Seas. a vessel with
three decks and tonnage Of 1898
tons. on which quarters for the
crew has been built over the
cabins. and the upper deck has
been arranged for dressing and
cleaning fish. which are brought
aboard b. means OF n portable ele-
vator attached 20 the side os the
shin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

she did not stop. On she came
straight 10 the old elm tree.
John Semple stepped hurrtedly
Just outside the gate where one OF
the great square posts hid him from
view
As the girl reached the tree she
put both hands up to the carved let.
tiers and q sob rose In her throat
The man who had followed gently
put his arms around her and said
Don't cry. Mary darling. am sure
II Jack could know he would be
glad that love you and am going
10 take care OF you. know cant
be as splendid as dear old Jack
was. but you do love ms a little,
don't you. Mary" he asked visit
fully
The girl put both her hands on
the boys shoulders. Yes. dear,
do love you. but | want 10 be loyal
to poor Jack. He loved me 70
much. you know. and when ! think
OF him dying way up there In the
Philippines, with no one near, 1t
seems treason for us 10 talk OF
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EDUCATES HERSELF
TO BE MISSIONARY

Cora Clementine Bash. NJ d.. Sc.
attic girl. will sail for Pekin early
in 1913 10 take up the post Of med
ical missionary at the North China
station Of the Presbyterian church.
Miss Bash graduated from the
University Of Washington six
years ago. and since completing her
course at the Philadelphia womens
Medical college. has been working
In the women's and children's in
Urinary in New York City.
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AT THE EMPRESS

The Santa Claus bill at the En-
press this week Is snappy and good.
The Carnos are back as the head
line attraction in new offering.
''The Wow Vows" which takes the
audience into the mysteries of an
English secret society.
Marie Stoddard. surprisingly YER
satile. takes her audience from
frivolIty to seriousness. from ging.
ham dress to ball room gown. The
trip Ia very pleasant one.
From high soprano to deep bass.
with lots OF stops In between, Is
the singing offered by Gilbert
Losse. He's got a mighty good
voice to do II with. George Leon
ard, as a pleasure loving old gen.
tleman. IL entertaining. He has
good support In Miss Meredith.
High class balancing was put on
by Les Alders. Lola Stantons
Paulisch is a brilliant viollnist.
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(NoTE TO CHiLDREN-Thc a 10
Land to the latest Christmas wireless TO- YOU
TO you'll
Special from Santa, by Wireless
las | am
Ike and
While OF he
the
him.
thickness They're like anything
=
packed the presents and started in automobile
hadn't 10 miles heard
machine stopped thought the pistols and alcohol engines
blown but when nothing had a
The automobile groanng psides were
tinkered
Johnny will blamed thing wouldn't
My whskers machinery,
a terrible time getting loose.
SO Jack Frost the
the reindeer
flying arshp
he to hang stocking without holes
first. kiddiesl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
A Holiday story by ldah Meolone
Gibson.

Gibson.
John Semple's steps became
slower an he toiled up the Hill 60
the familiar farmhouse gate.
The winter evening had shut
down quickly.
The curtains had not been drawn
and the family was intent ON decor.
ating the Christmas tree with its
brilliant holiday gauds.
"Ry jove." he muttercd 10 him.
self. "l'd forgotten IL was Christmas
eve" Tie leaned beside the big elm
Just inside the gate aud he reached
his hand up With almost n caressing
movement against its guarded old
trunk. His fingers touched n
smooth place on the bark and long
forgotten thoughts curlcd his hard
mouth into a hoyish smile. Quickly
he struck match and held II 20 the
tree. Yes, there IL was--J. ;. and
NJ. Il. enclosed In a rude heart. 4
wonder where Mary Is tonightg he
said to himself.
As n In answer TO his question,
the great door opened and slri
came rushing down the path, fol
lowed by a stalwart lad. who called:
MARY. Mary. stop a minute. but