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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
Johnny Writes

"A. y. Ratterdy--i Will now tell
the sad experience OF poor henry
wise
mr.. wise lives IN a tall house
In west ~ street with a loving
but nunpishus wife
cuppel OF nights ago he said
he was going 30 a hotel 20 meet
a man on DISMISS, and insted he
went and played poker
he fully intended getting home
by midnite. but the cards certen-
~ did run nice for him. and when
midnlte come. he was rite in the
middle OF a winning Btreek
IL was pretty near , o'clock
when the party busted up. henry
having all the money that had
been brung 20 Il. ard he went
home
he dident want 10 wake his wife
up for 2 reasons. ist he knew she
would be very cross, and I'd he
intended 10 hold out part OF the
roll
so he snuck up the stares, III.
tie thinking a burgler was in the
house and laying for him on the
% landing
pritty soon. zam, sumthing
come down on his nut and pretty
near nocked him dead
henry he never said a word till
he felt n big paw clapped on his
mouth, and anuiher big paw 60
Ing ihrngh his pocklis
then he busted loose and hol.
cred buddy murder. and his wife
heard him. anG she holered. and
the burglcr Ekun out. With most
Of henry'H dough
10 then he told HIS wife what
happened 20 him. and she said,
well for goodness sake why did.
ent you boiler sooner
because. ansers henry. thought
II was you. my dear tohny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
TOLT NEWS

TOLT, May l6.-The city council
and taxpayers ~ Tolt have locked
horns. The council proposed TO
make wholesale street improve
ments, and when hearing was set
for objections. the council was faced
with a large list OF protests.
Tolt Hotel. one OF the old land
marks OF the town, changes hands
this week DIR. J. u. Cooley. for
many years = resident here. buys
the interest held by Sherry & Reilly.
BY recent vote the Union high
school site has been selected. Ten
acres viii constitute the grounds.
lust outside the present limits of
the city. The building is to be erect.
cd this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
AUBURN GIRLS, TOO

II is quite likely that the Chah-
pahwee chapter. an organization
OF 20 Auburn high school girls. VIII
join the Seattle girls in the pro-
posed trip TO Mt. Rainier this sum
mer. With this end in view. Mai.
fngraham conferred with the girls
this week. He brought word back
that they we're delighted with the
plan and all want TO go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
BOY SCOUTS TO
CARRY MESSAGE
TO GOVERNOR

Major J. $. ingraham. the local
scoutmaster. II making arrange.
ments with DIR. y. J. Soule. scout
supervisor OF Tacoma. for tho big
relay race to Olympia Saturday.
June 8.
The runners will carry n mes-
sage from Mayor Gu TO Governor
Lister.
The route covers so miles. Each
boy viii run one mile.
The fastest runners will be
chosen.
The message In expected to
reach the governor In eight hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
GROCER HELD

Los ANGELES, May fs.-The
nitiful story told at his hearing by
Gladys Freeman. ~. has resulted
today In the holding for trial on a
statutory charge OF George Stattler,
so, a grocer.
The child was in hysterical con.
dition when her testimony was con.
cluded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16

loot comfort. "TIZ" Is wonderful
for tired. aching. swollen. smarting
feet Your feet just tingle for Joy;
shoes never hurt or seem tight.
Get a % cent box OF "TIZ" now
from any druggist or department
store. End foot torture forever
wear smaller shoes. keep your feet
fresh, sweet and happy. Just
think, n whole years foot comfort
for only 25 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
VALEDICTORIAN
OF HIS CLASS AT
AGE OF FOURTEEN

George Puscher. ~, has been
chosen yaledictorlan OF tho class to
graduate In June from the Broad.
way high school.
Never before In Seattle's high
school history has 30 young a boy
occupied such an important part Of
a commencement day program.
Puscher won the honor by his bril-.
liant work In school. lie is a six T.
student
Puscher IL completing his high
school course In less than four
years. the usual time required.
Not only is Puscher wizard Mt
his studies. but last night he ap.
peared In the senior play. Jeanne
dare" and his work was distinct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16

inaccurate.
CAN YOU take PHOTOGRAPHS?

Now that just about In the Of summer. Uncle
decided the Circle
rnent's weeks competition.
This the time Of the when the girls
their
Biography Uncle Jack isenss lot OF fine pictures have been
taken and girls the bright Saturdays
Sundays Therefore, the contest taking
boy girl who contributes tho picture
which will be given big.
dollar The picture clear and should
Of the amateur photographer.
Thec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16

GIRLS AND BOYS TENNIS

The tennis tournament ut the
walla Walla playfield has begun.
The tourney for girls over rs
opened Thursday. May H. Next
Tuesday comes the boys meet. and.
on the following day. the junior
competition. The seniors play
Thursday. May Fl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16

liz draws
out the acids
and p olson 8
that puff up
your feet. No
m a er how
hard you work,
how long you
dance. how far
you walk, or
how long you
remain on your
fee ct. TIL"
brings restful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16

Manager A. II. Jones, OF Ballou q
Wright. wears a big smile these
dayn-and there's a reason.
Indian motorcycles are selling
fast. Eight carloads are due to
reach Seattle about May rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
''TIZ" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

TIL" makes sore. burning. tired
feet fairly dance with delight. Away
20 the aches and pains. the corns.
bllsters and bunions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
QUEEN ANNE IN TEST

The West Queen Anne school
held its button test this week.
Forty boys took part In the CON
test. Five bronze and four silver
buttons we're won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
7 or 20 WIN PRIZES

The Concord schoolboys held a
button test on the South park
grounds this week. Twenty boys
entered the test and seven OF them
won their buttona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
SERVICES AT KIRKLAND

There will be Catholic services
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock In
the council chamber at Kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
Essravapant.

She was tho youngest of eight
children 10 ministers family.
and ar his salary was not large
she already had learned that
there we're many things tho fam.
fly could not have. One day her
father told her tina, she had a new
baby sister.
We'll. papa" she said. bravely.
Il suppose it's all right. but Il
seems 10 me there we're a lot of
things We needed more"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
"A Matter of Temperament

m He question whether boy should stick spot and
try to up with his job about in search of
fortune can't be answered arbitrarily it is much
of temperament
Take the OF Tom Enright for example Tom landed
in Chicago in 1856 youngster Of ID He's there yet and
during the past so Of those So he's been working for
the Went to it bus driver for stage
coach line and he's the superintendent OF stables
ing $50 horses, say nothing OF trucks
reporter went to Tom the other day seeking advice for
young OF today ordinarily selmade who haven't
been wholly botched in the making just love tell the young
how do it. Tom doesn't. He's quite unique in the
line OF philosophy he hands out
Il don't like to advise young men, he said 1--WE always
found it good rule to mind my business Besides. I've
gone about trying make other people do the way
thought they ought do II has kept busy keeping
Enright right to force myself on others"
Which probably explains Tom Enrghts bettern half
column.
But we'll say this to any young who asks for
advice:
IF you find place which will do as much growing
in the SO years Chicago has done the past So and
there quick and the ground floor don't let any
crupes about moving keep from breaking the speed
limit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
Saved, Maybe.

The editor was suddenly inter.
rupied by the office boy, who re-
marked.
There's a tramp at the door.
Mr.. Hyde. and he says he ain't
had no,hin' 10 eat for six days"
Fetch him In" said the editor.
III We can find out how he does
II. we can run the paper for an
other week"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
The One Thlng Worse.

what can be worse he asked.
than taking a kiss without ask
Ink for itf'
Il don't know" said the girl.
unless 4, ~ asking for kiss
without taking H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16

WOMEN FOLK taking exception Vice President Marsha
notary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
THE LAW BAFFLEp

Constitute" Jim Shannon
Just tell me who sold sou them
eigarets, boy. and. by criekey.
III
No use. mister; they wouldn't
sell you any-thcy'rc my own pri-
waite monogrammed brand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
Captains Orders.

One OF the soldiers I'm a Ger
tain company made a dlsparaglng
remark about the man In front
Of him. The victim turned with
Indignation and assumed a fight.
inE attitude. Then the captain
remarked sharply.
THAT viii do therei We don't
want any fighting men in this
regiment"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16

THE ATTENTION Of tourist Northern
IS Longt7ied
that explained shosed
a
tailed handicapped naturally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-16
ADVANTAGES

The medal for optimism
has been awarded TO resi-.
dent OF an Ohio village which
was flooded last March. The
man was found on thu roof OF
| his hous. watching the wat
era flow past. A neighbor
who possessed n boat rowed
across TO rescue him.
"Ali your chickens washed
away this mornln'. BIN"
Yes. but the ducks can
/ swim"
Apple tree gone. too. ehT"
Well. they said the crop
would be a failure anyhow.
Il see the river reached
above your windows"
That's all right. Sam.
Them Windows needed wash
ing'"
inaccurate.
What makes smithson's nose
10 redr Does he drink a good
ieal7"
why. no. don't think 80. I
lnow him we'll and never saw him
rink much. think hia nose
must be like my gas meter
egisters more than Il consumes.
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That Made Milwaukee Famous

asns~s Of Chis.s~ sss e:A-t Nsissifs
s.ssiss in aa.a~tsiiy .S serving a.
>~saee saa ass~stisss
As to japanese i-smistssinas he
expresses tnsh, "a I. whether ts.
''rhnisxssph' bsta-> sN~t kasins
eaes shrsash = maf'iag- ecr-aoe3
ts p-psy. rrcpgaissd a. i-Gsl IN
Japsa. ate scally ~Nsit,ees =" sa-,isa
sion. IT, says h. dos me-, t~i,-v.
''aar such marriage i. hsnaisa Sr-an
,h. United states in 'ar ear,,nis'ra-
ls.s .f Iam,sra,icn Laws and also
that thee. u 40 urstr WITH Ispae.
nr other ARRANGEMENT Whatsoever.
that provide fet tt- rre.zaition by
tho trei,es states 81 III. snaeailrsi
narrsesc ~ = woman in Japan sisi
n,an src may he in the rniIsS
s,sts~ at 'hc alleged date os sN.
Same" it~ says there seems to be
need ot repetition and rm-hasis ~
tho statement in the former Com.
missioner Generals report. which
declared ths; the practice ot admit.
tins such ~crren opens the way for
tho Introduction into Continental
United states ~ large hadi.s Of ,oHs.
moa 'sbsrvss- s-=scmalos. u Ia 'Us~.
hu, none tho less competitors Of the
'abcfers ot this country and this
practice must necessarily result In
constituting large nattvc.boru
Japanese prruia,iSa Sa-rersons who.
! berausc Of their birth on american n
anil. will he regarded as American
citizens. although their parents can-
not bc natufaiisci'
nr-pite the fsct that everything
pa-eihlc under existing Law ia b.,n =
lone. s,id Nr. Caaiinriti. to prevroi
the entry Of Chinese W., eatitieJ to
be here. Chinese labcters arr ccn.
stauily gaining admission. in the
euis~ of minor sons cf merchants.
students, natives. or sons NJ ma
tive..~
No on. would dispute the pro-
ptiety and adv,sabiIity Of permitting
young men OF the Chinese race to
obtain q Aisher education in this
country" he adds provided the
privilege 10 70 safssuarded as to pre-
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FOREST SERVICE MAINTAINS
WATER 0UA0lN0 STATIONS

Announcement IN made b. ssy-
ernmsns offi-iais that fosty-s~v~n
stream xuasinE siaiioas as. now
maintained in Colorado sy the for
~sis -s,ir~ in corporation With the
state ~asias-s and the rnitssi Sinses
s-oioeissi survey. rh~.- stations
arr operated by the soS-fnn1n' for
the purpose of s~rasinE accurate
data relative 10 the action Of the
streams measured End the quantity
NJ water available ihroashaa' the
year. r-h records as,sinsd by ih~se
ssAIioas are Of great value not only
io the rn< rfnm-as hut To all p-s.
soas inirsrstrd In municipal water
supply. isrisAsioa ssd hydsoiesesir
.sl~rpst.~,s. \ a-fisilr knouisAs~ OF
ih- sssnai ~slr- ssstssis ~ all itmes
is - @ifsts value In iadisidasts
OF cnmpeni-. ia s~~ustnr tisss.ist
hsetias fns fp~ss as isrtEssian pro-
i~e,s under consideration. Thss is-
fnsnassoa. il IL aid. may h- s~ea.cs.
financial bashihs fos fo~-s ~ ira.
saItos psejr~t. usasr soe.sa~sa,t,n.
Thss Information. IL 10 said. may BE-
srsasvd ufse ssqur>s tn the .sAlr
snsia--s .r te The t'ri,-ss ssss-s
ssoiaxi.Ai .iss.v
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YREE WATER POWER PRINTS
FOR SMALL coNcElHl

rr To IN. ssvpee. lisn~ fs-- water
permits have s~sa granted hy the
sut-rnm-si Ia siss-vn a,inihE asa
shr-- savrhiii soat.sn,.. In the slate
iof IN" ass Asa a-.spss,, II nsstpa-
81 f"srss lands Arv.siins I. faFI
~ss officials IL i. the paii.s .f lh-
sns-rnn,eai 'a i.-us fire. po~sr prs-
mite fos all pasr-n.-. ~h-n tbs an.
suai ou'nas Ia lee. shss 10. h.es-
rover wh~s ia~ss 1. sa l~ s.ia
is"sn tAsss. rseassiss mote THAI
i.~ has>- rnses . r-rssi, ia s~s,ass.
ID whirh ss,rps-< > moderate assnai
ehasse
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STOMACH rlounD
ineyvAe1as, Slnn3e RsDely,

II ha. t.r- = said shs t-ssas !. iike .
mschia- asa digestion aaa ~iisiasr
...n Of food ss- the suo great FAC
TOT. ,s h-sits u -. aiEessIse OF.
sas. sss sssk. the ssofsssh over
sas-si. .s>s- nastses sfsanuisses 10
.s- .ypi.m =sh- lssrs s..s sluggish
ana the si.5a ,-~r-hs-s st,e sad Ass
sisaiisrs.
W. ssns d. s.A .s.ss r~ssos -
sht. sisisiN che j. tsoabird sisk
ia..is-.iian ss . sssk. sesasss ssoeI
ass IN Try sss d-ii.jea. sod liver.
sAs isus sseis. visois
w~ kao~ u sill sss-a sssss asa
sSn- .p th- s-sk~s~-i. tired ssa OF.
-sss~a ssssrs of the dixssaise g.
ssns. ss.as. = hearty appetite. ssl
fpise- ~sakn~ss ~ish s,sessth.
W. sass h-sra NJ = .As- a. = aas
10 s'assIsnds No. go. ss,ss-s-a isce
ssi stomach ssus.h'. tss s~sss saa
hsd hev.-re So v-ss BE eo,.a ksraig
saIs-shs ~as b-sil' ur by vsssl -
he ye-sta cas- h-ssrsn ~i.h.-s sse
slightest stssress
Try a b.,si~ .s Vjaai ana II u
fails s- A-ir s-ss 80 aiii gis~ hssk
tasr nsnArss The ttss.ssn D-s4
r.ss rsiaissi. t'.istssa
= s=eSs i.ssins. b.sssiss skin
a., "ss @as. solve We guarantee
IL
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TIE Best COUGH MEDICINE

we have sc.s using -hsn n.rs.
isin'@ raush H1a-ds sss the pss'
monsh ans r-asis-f j, an iniisre-.
sable u. "ss-., - almost ias'an.
sau-os-s AMI th-S- is n" ps~ taskias.
u is = dead shas On a c-sfh ps cola
We H. n-' .a9 shs. t.s rsy '-'s '.~.
cause 90 snsstsrr rhaa,hefiaia's S
r"-sxh u. a,~.iy the best made ass
~sns the PEOPLE ,s kna~' IL and uss
u - -coinwh-. safeguard. r.Insn.
bus 1naessoas Iowa The above ssIi'
sosisi srr~ss~d IN she Cn,amissts
Safeguard almost fass, y"s,. aga. As
that s,r,e ,he sale and us~ ~ char
brfAIa'. CosGs Nemeds wes .os.
fined So f~~ counties in Iowa II
ao~ eaicys world wide .~ry,atioa
sra many shnasa nds have testified
In its sSccii~ns~ For sale hv all
dealers.
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TIE forest .-s,ssr is sussi'sisne =
ar~ ,"iu-r- 'asl- f.s calculating
.h~ i--.ssi ,.n.eass ot standing v.>..
rrn ,siinv' pine sf--> IN The south.
Se>ts Il is hA.~a 80 aetna, m~ss.
.s.tnes'. at e.n.c ts-~.
In trying To ftaa usrs tot hitshs.
Killed chss.hu' IL has b~~a found
that " can not 'sc utilized tot Graf.
ins stone quarry owner. .ay that
chestnut ~"-, '"ascs an tase,ielr
stain or The msah,r nr granite
Railroads sas.cd nearly half the
forest fires in Colorado aaa wsom.
ms ;a., yras. and almost anc..ISth
veto 80, ss iish'aiae In caiifos-
fnrnta iiGhsaine started .,ere that
halt. with railsuad. = ecmrsra,-iv.iy
insignificant Ssu.r.
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SOME PfrCHE1.

Connie Mack. the manager Of the
victorious Athletics. tells . story ri
an ardent hall fan who wandered in.
In q stock brokers office.
Readings down." announced a
clerk. as he inspected the tape.
Unions down" a moment later.
"Cenira,'s down. too" he shouted.
Gay asked tho fan. who's bitch
ing that -Nasiosal Monthly
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-16

vent its abuse. But this claim OF Q
staudent status. now adopted much
more frequently thAa fornesly. Il
often used NJ mere cloak for the
Introduction into this couatry. In
violation Of the spirit Of tho Law. Of
youn9 chinese labossss.'
AZ TO those ChinesS who come
in the "Upited States cttissn" class.
being returning natives Who had
been born here. or bsova abroad of
native horn parsata. tho Commits
sionsr Oeasrai says there were +.5ss
Of that eia~ In the past four yaars.
and added:
Thus II may be demonstrated
that the number nj Usii.d States
citizens Of the chise<s race Ii ia
eressinx ~ u very rsp,d rate. al
though persons Of the Monsoiian
rar3 cannot acquire eitizeushIp BY
naturalization. The present isS
pesmittinE uahsd State. .ommis-
sioaeFs 10 make citizens should b.
rss'~ai~.i. Americas citizenship is .
proud privilege Of insssimabi- value
and OF ID highest dignity and
should not he svaased sasep, upon
clear eSidsaee OF right thereto aad
the title TO ssm~ psssed upon either
BY . court Of record o. by the Ru-
Eesu Of immisSaiioa. with tho ap-
psossi Of the Department OF Labor ="
A. TO dspostaiioa easss. the Com
missioner 0ea~rsi declared fixuses
showed the supreme Courts decision
al isi: that ''chiaesS. like all other
adi~as. Who eater susreSlisioa.iy are
subject 10 deportation b. The admia-
iS'raiiss psor~.s provided In the x-n-
-rsi imnigraiios laws. uss not psc-
aaeias nosi valuable sesui,s"
lie esa,.nds tha, The ,hr-.-y-sr
Limitation on the sish, ,s depart
rhia.ss. II h~g- usia~suiis. shosis
be- "femst ri in sea far D. IL affects
chinss~
rh~ rmpiaym~a Of si..as m s~~-
s-is ~us-Einx ports here. h. says.
has ai~as. led. directly or iasi-
testify. 'a nanesoss' asa siasrsss
rtosasians al bath ih~ .mmixrssine
ana 'ae Chimes. rsriasisa isAs,~ lie
pointed oi' that dnr:sx ssr yeas h--
s~~~h -s."c. saa se.o.a chin.s~
sailors ~ni~s~-i t-asss h~sc. and the
'sts of s'sine bosd fos sE.as- leave.
be DECLARED. "is Aosns-d in III.
ss-s.h as much a. 10 ,s- os.sess.
aAres~ tt~ .oeirsdea that the lac
sh1u,a s-suif- all AsIasirs lawfully
h-s- 10 hss- = certificate .s sarsisti-
sa'Eos. b. ~hish th~ ''in's~sassias
Of 'hs Astssi~ ia,s IRE s"ssassy ~
ss,rssrs'sisas nsuAn.. wusid saae
h~soes '"s -sr~ssise Ia - profit.
shis
The fenaf' .hAu~ tha, i.is; .sss
siiess ~sss saaissea lass yess. ssase
sbas The total fns the ..~svssias ssss
~ sss.::a.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-16

taken sise ,h- s-sm-n b5it r-ntis.
Ia rUszsesss a-vla-ias that "'h.
-rawaa'< bill 80 sae use haaa an'l
,hs tsssaisrassan sea t'hSnsss .srir..
saa laws "n 'h- UsH.s .ans., hs
property .assrvs5 snJess tbsir sgrr..
ste bf"ash, isie spbsssstiai ar.l
rsasttrat accord
.ammtss ianrs ,'snsiaetsi wast- ar
Svs.rruFr 90 st- z-a-fsJ question "f
SsistiF immigration. other than .
comment ~ aliens .rapl.l-d .s'
vessels eas What he says ts the
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-16
JOHNS LOYAL FRlEnrs.

Tho htidessuom of three months
hadr his ~ife adiru oNc morning sad
started m q business trir to a town
twenty five miles distant.
The journey ~a. tn bc made ny
automobile and he promised In 70.
turn in time for tho ;o'eio-k dinner.
a. us"ai. nut M husband appeared
sbc0 dinner wae served. and the
anxious wife watched the haads nj
the -iort a. ,hcy moved slowly o,cs
the dial and showed tho hW/ ct
midnight. and ssiii the husband fail.
cd In appear. Tho frantic wife sent
,clegrams to sir friends NJ the xrpoa,
living In the town where he had
gone. asking II he Was spending the
aieh, With them.
drove ur containing :hc farmer and
the missing husband aud furnishing
motive power for = broken down All.
'omobilc that iraiiej behind. Almost
at the same time GANG a messenger
hoy With an answer to one ot the
tclcsrams. followed at intervals hy
five o'here. aud all Of the telegraus
said.
Yes. John is spcndine tN night
with me
In LOYALTY. wha, surpssses man.
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WOULD MODIFY
3 EXCLUSION ACT

wssLisgtcn. r-b. te=reataIs.
Gosef 1ssessi Cass,ne,'i u ,ks isl
fssu cf isesssssios IN his first aas
saai sep"st. submitted s.-isy IN Srea
sVtary Wilson. recommended Crs4
ssin msaitisatI.ss Of .hu Chinese
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