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Keupp Scandal Amazes Germany KEUPP SCANDAL 1 Don’t pay five profit* J I That’s what you do when you buy of your local! I lumber dealer. Buy of us and you buy of the producer. We ar ,l ¦ one of the biggest independent lumber companies in America; O uJ AMAZES ¦ thousands upon thousands of acres of choice Western timber. Do oujl II own cutting, logging, railroading) operate six huge mills, whtrjl ¦ we produce every day 20 or 30 carloads of lumber and millwort I I Buy direct from our six mills I ¦ Besides 40jfc to 60 % saving in price we offer you better mate. I GERMANY IH rials, efficient delivery service and guaranteed satisfaction, I 181 ' Immediate shipments I B q We carry immense stocks. Miles and O&V© miles of lumber piles and warehouse! I At\Of CAOf groaning with millwork await your order. I W/0 tO OU /0 ali shipments within 24 to 4« hour* on A fir soo I Better qualityguaranteed B tknher tracts are in the famous Puget Tne big expense of a silo is the B Sound region. Noted for big trees. Our material. By saving 40% to B lumber is straight, free from sap and knots. 60% on this item you can get ¦ Exceedingly durable. | a silo of finest quality fir, at the I _ . ?*. tuual of inferior material. - cost, I MSS.KRUPP \'ZIZr3CW&W, om'of r. No wood in the world better for B necessary burden of five middlemen. Get owners Of'KKITPRS silos than Puget Sound region fir. B our direct-to-you figures. Send us your r cvp*"****material U*tfor prim* Ssßwtwt your nation. • B bulldlag _ _ W Wa ahla everything for complete—lumber. a V ¦ 4oor»T*Uß*lea, uih. ERMANY'S excitement over the Krupp W LI.IA B arillwork. hardware and pair*. scandal is not due alone to tho rarity JUalllC OIIOS B Mmit tompmt tmday fmr catalog mmd prUim Hat of graft cases in that country, or to the hay* patented twinging doors BB BB Bfl fact that it touches her In her most sen- HB 881 ¦¦ I sitive place—the army. It is due partly /J&l* 1 Far the best of B HEWITT-LEA-FUNCK CO. to the fuct that the Krupp establishment detachable, with specaa iron B 411 Crarr Bid... SEATTLE WASH. come to looked upon as a nation- has be CrOSS-bar or hoop connection. KinJly tend th* following, quoting price* delivered my its: al Institution, and that every German The steel door bare form solid fl ( ) of lumber ana outwork has been immensely proud of it as one oj^s^ov/isa^pjracToxjr ' ) Special aUo foiJer f Ttn? ladder from) which hoops can be tight- fl of the glories of the Fatherland. ened—the result of a new invention. B Nam* And now to discover that great industry this You need a silo. Don’t miss this B Adam* ___ has stooped to the bribing of officials—a fact ad- chance to get a good one at the mitted by tho Krupp firm, after the charge had lowest price on record. ¦*““*•* been made in the reichstag—and that it had been I am planning to build a* follow*i . supplying French newspapers with material for (a. sur» urlt*fUimlt) war-scare articles, so as to Induce the German Unique Suicide. government to buy more from the BOILED EGGS BETRAY THEM armament A used by a man nam- Krupps, is more to Germany a scandal, it than ?d Rabinowitz, flfty-four years is a catastrophe. Jacob Nationality of Diners Is Shown ir old, of Philadelphia, Penn., to com- The charges the reichstag by Dr. Their Various Method of were made in mit suicide, a few days ago. in the col- Frst he Eating. Liebknecht. the Socialist deputy, and Jacked up an 800 pound safe with a umns Vorwaerts, newspaper. of the the Socialist block of wood. Placing his head be- It is a coincidence it was that newspaper Sherlock Holmes might have flgured that neath it he drew a strap as tightly as years nnother this out, but he did not! which ten ago printed scandalous he could around hia neck. Then he story Krupps, death Tho average Englishman will al- about the which caused the knocked the block from under the of the then head of the works. Friedrich Alfred ways demand his egg boiled just Bafo and the heavy weight fell upon three minutes, then he places it in an Krupp. his by his wife, head. He was found egg cup, just large enough to have It was impossible to refute him. because the died a physician but before arrived. the egg At it, taps the top of the minister of war, Gen. von Heeringen, was obliged Ho had been despondent for several to an inquiry was going shell, and removes the broken shell admit then and there that weeks because he lost a lawsuit fingers. egg a on which had already revealed that "one of the with his The is eaten spoonful at a Krupp officials" had bribed officers to reveal cer- time. information. following day Krupps ECZEMA ALL OVER BODY A Frenchman, much like tho Eng- tain The the lishman, issued a statement in which they admitted that* likes bis eggs of three min- exactly. them, their representatives in Berlin had maintained 175 East St., San Francisco, Cal. —T utes, Ho then “peels" “friendly relations" with their former “comrades” used tho Cuticura Remedies while in places them In a glass, Btlrs and of the war department for the purpose of obtain- business in San Francisco before the mixes well together with salt, pepper ing "business information," and had bestowed earthquake and Ore. I was a terrible and butter. He makes a practice of small present “on certain under officials." sufferer from eczema for several years. dipping bread into tho mixture, and eating along It was on Friday exploded his I hnd It all over my body except my It with the eggs. that Liebknecht A Spaniard of letting bomb and forced von Heeringen to reveal that hands, neck and face, my legs and wouldn't think secret inquiry and on Saturday that the Krupps arms being the worst. I had to put his egg boil more than one minute. made their admission of bribery. On Sunday the AEXonjtfW stockings on my hands at night to He then breaks It, and lets the con- ffinr- R£CZrm Roi>rrc}'> c? jzzzin’P'S run Vorwaerts published the text of the instructions keep from scratching, and whenever tents Into a glass, and consumes It as if he were drinking a glass of sent by the Deutsche Munitions und WafTenfabrik Prussia gave him the contract for her new breech- He directed In his will that the Arm should be I did scratch the parts burnt like Are. got my an- wine. to its Paris agent to "leave no stone unturned" loaders. The Khedive of Egypt followed this with changtd Into a stock company. This was done, ; My limbs ao bad that from to persuade some my knees a par- A» egg li only fit In an Italian's popular French newspaper to a large order for war material, and Russia fol- but B* rtha Krupp, his daughter, who married Dr. , kles to there wasn’t publish a statement that on them, It- estimation when It has been placed France intended to dou- lowed with contracts for large quantities of new von l;«*hlen und von Halbach. holds all but four : ticle of akin and the flesh ble her orders for guns. The object was weapons. perfectly raw, In cold water, and removed Juat aa machine shan h of this company. She is not only Ger- self turned blue and to get continually throwing moisture, tho water beings to boll. Ho then the German government to order machine While the Essen works were designed for gen many's wealthiest woman, but Its wealthiest sub- off a guns keep wrapped breaks It, pours on a plats, from the Deutsche Munitions und Waffen- eral foundry work, the output for many years has ject and greatest taxpayer. and I had to them lo It and proceeds aop up fabrlk. consisted entirely heavy guns; but oiled silk cloth to keep my under- to It with bread. almost of it Hei.ee the has been called "the Queeu of Es- Tho German, like the Italian, On Tuesday the popular indignation had risen was not until 1846, 20 years after hi* father's Lady clothes from sticking fast to my limbi. de- sen." .<nd "Our of the Cannon.'' and other mands his eggs as near tho liquid ao high that Gen. von Heerlngen's plea for a sus- death and 36 years after the founding ol the romai.'lc names. T tried nil kinds of ointments. , Arm. At the age of eighteen there state as possible. He breaks hia eggs pension of Judgment until his private Inquiry had that Alfred Krupp begnn gunmaking. Ilia Arst descended upon her greatest Industrial In- the medicine, In an unsightly cup, and scoops tha done its work was forgotten. The budget commit- results were pieces of small caliber. As he be herits:.ce the world has yet known. She was six- all kinds of Internal but no I body liquid out aa if It ware soup. tee of the reichstag voted to appoint a parliamen- came Interested In the science, and as Ills dis- teen when her father died, and attained her nm with relief. Then bathed my Tho American la about the only ona tary commission of inquiry Into the scandal.
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