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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
SrGiiocntcns Sarmerfummisiiun.

@i bnr oaere0e for life lGnee itoer
omtalt ben &%ommisiion, iom Rooie'
belt bar neoiat meb oct pigtige Spert
at wnOerisge Observation-Disclosures
Stiaing Der / Sanbet og berefter paa'
pege De forifieIi9e Sing, bpori Den
tror, at 5orbeoringer buroe gieres.
commissioner bar life begpnot i'm
8irfiombeo en6nli, men Den forbere'
Der fig til arbeioet peb at laoe fig
forelpgge SnolGg on, bpao mo- an'
tager ifuloe bore De pigtigite 8len.
itonoe for oeres ltnberisgelier. S
Den Getning er Ser / 9Iaoene offent.
Iiggiort LANCE SfripeIier, Der bar til
SenIigt at pie og before oisie WGuo
anaaaenoe Oeres Tligter. Dberit for.
ifieQige Inifuelier l9gges iaalebeS
for Sagen. On Rano fra SainOis
gisr opHtGrfiom pan, bpor ifa6eIigt
BET er, at pi5ie HigmGuo iladr umber
Jig itore StrGtuinger al oct bebite
iSarntlano, % ban tror, of Ell Sop
buroe forbpoe Ell Nano at eie mere
2uno, emo oct ban ielp oprfer, og at
ielp bette buroe inoifrpnfes til ct
nit Antal IcreS. Sanbelia idar BEN
fIoge commission Ell baarb Rso at
fnPtfe, bpiS Den gaar inc paa at
Ieie iaaoanre Spsrgsmoal.
Self anberleoeS betragteS Sogerne
al en- eriareu og oplpit Ran6 fra
adniaS, Der ifriper iii ieIpe 9~rpii6en.
ten og bifalber bans foretagne Sfriot
til Sormernes 9ebite. 9enne Wano,
Der beflPber en- bsi og oigtig Stiaing
er fsOt og oporageu poa en- Sarm,
bpor ban tilbragte meget al Jim ling.
bonn, tiger ban, og ban mener Jig be-
rettiget til at nGpne pisie Siug, bpori
ban tror, 5armerne bebsoer llnoet.
pisning. Sans Nuifuelie er Den, at
troos Sarmerne bar alt, bpob Der
bebspes iii ct goot llbfomme, iaa lie.
Der De BOG fnttigslist. 9e bar De
beoite aisoparer og SapepIauter,
MeIf, sGa, Smsr os 6iarfr9, os
Dog er Den oasIise Scott meset tarue.
Iie. bells rietig usiel.
BED ct Sanntorium ian6t ban peo
rsie unoerisseIie, at al De 900 ga.
tieuter bar Den operpeienoe Bart al
SarmerioIf os leo bopeoiaseIig af
~mangeliulo 5orbsieIie, bpiltet life er
al unore oper, nnar man peo ON oct
Soarlise Wabitel, De bopSe og iom
DC par paute meo. Gan rGpner Ran.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
&rborcSc Srncr.

SertiI er De piloe Gruer aaerbeSii
% De bsr life bore for goot mubne.
@fterat De er poifet gobt bar man
Dem op / Ell @rpoe meo bare iaopibt
meget Sanb, Of oe life logger fig
rcb. Raar oe er gobt uofoete, pres.
les De 9iernem en- Gil, Tom er Tin not
til at birbre Stenerne fra at fomme
igiennem. Eli bier 10 grnb of Den
iilebe Wasie, toger man 3 SunS
Suffer, en- Spiieife itsbt aaneI, 2
Ebeifeer itsot NeQif, en- Sbeife aae.
baonbe, en- repet Ruifat, og 2
Quarts Gooif. Gen foges til oen er
iaa inf iom aIminbelig Gatiup, bapes
"a paa SLATER % ~foriegles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
Carmen np 8anfn.
Rssiserst At en- praitit garusI
Snabpm bIanbt Spns.

en- gier af en- flor Slot SiPrfru
itriper iaalebes: Seq boIber paa at
mite mango af mine Ssns. 0eres
&nm Iieeiom pisner og logger iig
oper til Siben; De er magre og lette.
Geo at unoerisge Dem. efterat be er
osbe, timber iee, at 2eperen er ire
@nnge itsrre emo ben burbe p9re I'M.
Der normale Sorbolbe, og Den bar Ell
@engbe imaa buioe Sleffer; itore iom
ct 8nappenaalsbopeo. Seofommenbe
enifer at pioe, bpao Iariagen fan
pGre, pg bporlebeS ben fan raabeS
BOO paa.
Set ianbipnligite er, at oisie Sous
er blepet fobret altfor eusformigt
meo barmesipenoe Ssoeparer uoen
tilipnrenbe gropere 8lantefsoe.
Sslgerne al iaabant bier iig life
itrar, men oct piier lin girfuine fsr
eaer ienere. Haar SONS foar forme.
get Steering al et eneite Slags, iaa
'paapirfeS Seberen oeraf, ioet Der for.
carriages 9etpnoelie, iom eisr, at
Sorosielien fommer / llorben og belle
Spitemet gaar iaalebes i'm llnber'
gang imsbe. Soranoring / 6obringS'
mioler er oct eneite, iom bill bi9Ipe
for benne Spgoom. Slut meb at gipe
Dem WaiS og gip Dem iIteoen anben
PlantefsOe, iaaiom fogte Soteter og
9aal meb en- Opgttg SiIiGtning al
finbaftet &Isper, iamt noget Speoe.
flib og fnlIt Sabre tblanbet. SniS
Der life er ret mango | Sloffen, iom
er anerebne, iaa er bet bebit at al.
ionbre bisie / ct befpemt SteO for fig
ieIu for besbe0re at gipe Dem ben
Ssbe, iom ooenfor err anbefalet.
Sil belle Sloffen fan meo SorbeI
atpeS en- Spiieifefitlo al eneelif SaIt
(@piom Salt) til bper Salon Sanb,
iom Ssniene briffer, bette fan ite TO
eler ire 8ange / ltgen. 9erefter oil
ben i9bpanlig 9ebanbling bore oct
eneite, iom bill nptte. gf Iaoparer
er oct bebre at foore ipariomt emo
operfIsoigt. Sar Gummet pGret
trangt, iaa 6u9lene life bar facet
Den %nsopenoige 9epeselie, fanife iaa.
gobtiom insen SiIifpnbelie til at
iparfe og 9rape for Ssben, altiaa me.
get Wao og libet Irbeioe, % ntaa
bette rettes paa, eQers bill ingen Sor.
beoring opnaaeS.
Oct er mleget lettere at paaorage
Jig Spgoom emo at belbreoe iamme;
oct iibite fer life / en- Soft, men oeo
taaImobigt % pariomt Stel, baaoe
meb NensIigbeb / SuS og Snobegnirt.
ger iomt pusieItgt meget al ben rette
SlagS Wao og 9rifte. 9ette er set
beoite 2paemi0oel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
Srtt til
8R M atife
GiSenSe.
Sr9f ben / posts Rinuter.
Tag Iad fat pg trRt en- anoen Sepdra'

Raar Sc er plds
get ineo Rbeuma'
tisme eacr 6igt,
iaa frtu til mig
os jes bill uben Be-
otrlas ieuoe Sem
en- Batfe, iom bar
fureret fsrit mig os
fenere Suiinoer an'
ore, b~eriblauot Bsrs
iouer, iom nar oper
20 us rs Gar samIe
-osiaa Hosls. ium
bar libt I pusr 80
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
Fl0mmc.G atinp.

Slommerne fogeS meb en- 9int
@unb, til be er iaa bIsSe, at be fan
treSieS giennem ct 9srilag. Gil
bper 8 9uno al be 'tampeoe 8lom.
mer, tages 3 Funb Suffer, p 9int
"Giber @ineear", en- Gpiieife itsot
HeQif, en- Spiieife itsot aanel og Ell
Sbeife SaIt. Set foge8, til oct er
gonife tpft, beIbeS ga poo 8Ias og
foriegleS Itrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
SpItetsi al grpnne tomatoes.

Somoterne itr9aes oe oeIes / fire
EeIe. Saa oeier man Dem. og til 70
BurS 5rust, inser man 13 SrmS
Suffer % lnber bette itaa iammeu
9fatten oper. ON Rorsenen bar man
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
Snttis Srrtti.W armclaoe.

San man fna piISe 8lommer til
bette, er De allerbeOit, men De andre
gaar ogiaa al. Wan b9lber isrit TO.
genoe Pano oper 8Iommerne, for at
faa Sfaaet al % bar iaa ct Gag
Flommer op / SpltegrpSen, 6eroper
ct Sag opIfaarue sGbler, iaa ct Gag
Sufter, ibet man bar iamme @egt
al Sufter iom 5ru9t. Nan iGtter
8rpoeu paa en- aSbeItos. 4laoe, bag
paa Stopen, bpor oen bare iaapiot
imaaiurrer, oe rsrer ofte / Den. 0aar
Den er olbeleS tpf, presier mon belle
Masien igiennem ct 9srilas, for at
iaa Elommeitenernc no og bar oct
Iua op / Seap. 8lasier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
"gcp GnslanS Iar6alaSe".

Gen bIir aqerbeoit, bpts man bru.
ger De pil0e Gruer, efterat De far
froSiet og Oerpeo bleoet mere isoe;
men man fan naturIigois ogiaa bru.
ae andre Slags 9ruer, I. Gr. Gin.
ten Grapes. Otter at Sruerne err
pluffet al alaierne. oeies De og gipes
loa ct Spfog, iaa Steuerne fan tages
no. I'll boert 4 8unb 9ruer, tageS
d guuo isSe 9Gbler, iom er ifrpaet,
opifanret / Sfiper % oerpaa for.
Oampet, til De er aloeIes mere. Set.
te bapes inmmen OPT Ell emalieret
9rpoe, JON i9ttes bagpaa Stepen og
imoaiurrer / 2 elmer. "a mailer
man Def % til boer 8int 5rugt.
masie taeer man "a Bunb Sutfer.
Ran foyer oct iaa, til BET er iaa tpft.
Of man, nanr oct er bIepet folSt, fan
ifjRre oct iom Selp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
RAyENNA PARK AGAIN

As Of settling this perpetual Rayenna park con
troversy The Star would suggest that commission be APP
pointed apprase the value OF that portion which the owners
ci the park desire to sell to the city
would be necessary Of course that this commission be
composed of value authorities Of the scest in
tegy that there would be eliminated any suspicion Of
graft
Such plan as this seems be the only solution Of the
difficulty The ask price that is pronounced by real
of experience to be extremely eSorhitant The
park board very properly declines entertain such poPo
son aud therefore Just far from we have
been
II the owners Of this park sincere in their statement
that their sole desire preserve the city OF Seattle this
untouched bit of they should be willing agree TO
such suggestion.
In the meantime the city contemplate opening street
through the guleh portion of the paror rather building
bridge the gulch An ordinance providing for such I'M
provement in the hands of the mayor for his
sideraton The Of the park aud their friends max
ing the life OF the mayor miserable BY their repeated demands
that he the ordinance
II this street needed-and there evidence the
eontraythe ordinance should be approved The property
could eventually be used for park purposes just well with
this bridge the gulch otherwise and il the
Of the park have only the interests OF the city heart there
would to be little Tor complaint from them.
IL Is perhaps that OF the people Who have
teestcd themselves in the this opened
moved activity partly because Of feeling Of
that has grown up against the Of the park
Had these been considerable OF the feelings
OF their neghbors had they permitted children shorten
their journeys and from school by passing through por
ton OF the park without charging them therefor and had
they been less enthusiastic their efforts collect from
cry wanderr-ured by sign
carshey would have friends in their where they
have enemies
OF this has nothing do with the value OF the
property for park purposes Bn has much do with the
proposal open tho The OF Ravenna park
should be permitted the way 81 the needed
Improvement Of this district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
......s tttststttttt
= AMERICAN WOMEN cowAeosf
= DON'T WANT vorG. SAYS GsolIsH SISTER :


unread. and the uutfavelcd ones are
narrow Go a degree Ia many re.
speela education has not broadened
them a. u does English women.
Their outlook upon life Is rlaidiy
pnfltanioal. aud they make few
allowances Tor difference Of point
of view Mind. speak now. of the
untfavslcd. stay at home American
women who live the domestic life.
/ believe that In no country In the
world are the women OF this class
more bound by rule and rote and
more Incorporating II wouid
certainly be an interesting expert
enee II they could be given the vote
for year, just to see what they
would do. or would try 10 do.
The rrdeeming f~aturs Of the
whole situation IL that they do not
want the ballot. and ali the meet
ingH. all the proeezsiops. all the sui
fragal pamphlets cannot make them
want e.
IN only Que thing. ahe aaya. arc
American HufffaEeta superior 10
their English sisters They dresa
a lot better Al the Huffragst meet.
lngn Mtaa Maxwell attended IA New
York the platforms were regular
fashion displays. Il vas. she aaid,
as II they had asked their audience,
Have we not smart hatsT Have
we not a know ledge of how a skirt
should hang Don't We know the
nss of mnffn for making gestures 7
Did ynss know the short WASTED ~.
feet d EolnK out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
CAN WOMEN cowAEosf

Seattle stars Exclusive ocfstNe'f
LONDON. March Is May Morti'
mer Maxwell. a leading nuftfaEet,
has a LOT of hard things Ia say IN
The Daily Mall about the advanced
women In America In the inst
place abe says that her New York
sistera are towards When the
police said they could not have y
SUNDAY parade With music they
meekly gave up their band aud
walked along the sidewalk Ike
girls going go boarding school.
In England. she says. women
would have defed the police and
gone 10 Jail a. martyrs for their
cause. Not only are they towards.
she believes. bat they really do
not want 10 vote anyhow, The
meetings which we're gotten np
Cor the visiting English uuffrakets
we're largely attended by men and
bows aud nomo of the women pres
ent went only out Of curiosity.
The reason for this. Miss MAXWELL
says, Il that American women have
a narrow outlook. aud q would prob
ably be dangerous to let them make
laws. Already. she says. there are
plenty az freak and blue laws In
the United states made hy men. but
N the ballot were extended 10 No
men these laws would be vastly "a,
tended, aud real liberty would be a
thing Of the past. eonsinuiag. she
says.
The vast majority Of American
womeh are unifaYelcd. though not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
ONE INFANT" THAT IS WORRIED

As Taft and practically all the presidential candidates
pledged make kind Of revision Of the tariff the
Standard Oil people worrying how hcy keep the
present tariff oil Nomnaly. oil Is the free list but
there Is Joker IN the Dngley law which really makes oil
highly protected infant industry The joker provides that the
United States shall levy duty petroleum received from the
country which itself has duty American petroleum Rus
STA is the only country which produces oil any extent and
Russia evies import duty. The actual duty oil
time IS 81 cents per gallon or crude oil and -
per gallon refined oil The average price OF oil in the
United States for the 1905 zoos inclusive los
cents gallon against % cents Hamburg II
London and the Siapdards export price New York
of
The declaration in the Ohio Republican platform
supposed TO have been written by the Taft captains calls spe
eeay for revision OF the tariff at special session OF the
congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

HI
Oh. Rapture, My Log Book Is
setting Ca be regular parade
ground for exclamation points since
I met Edwin. but must add one
more
lie u beginning 10 CARE for me-
found this out last night He
did not meet me nj the door as
anticipated. 30 the effect OF my new
hat from Mime. DE Nere's was com
pietely thrown away might as
we'll have worn a sun bonnet
he was seated dcmanely in the
drawing room toying with a white
lace fan whcn the servant an.
nounced me. and In hiT murmnred
80 swfuily glad 10 see you' I fan.
cicd there Was a trace OF cmbar.
rassmcnt.
lie had on the dearest pearl shirt
studs, and his hair vas carefully
marcelled. SO very becoming. too.
Presently his mother came In aud
vas introduced 90 me. aud In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

xlean Of her eye ! detected . y
solve 90 ask ne my intrrilcns :
the immediate future. befvfs y
wins affections became serioss''
involved.
Well. firmness Is desirable t'x'
In a moiher-lnIax ! think | krrs
how to fix the old lsdr. she "
find nothing To oritieiss ID y
courtship OF her son.
When the family had retired ~
all was quiet. ! took the hhertyd
holding Efwin fairy hand IS ~
lnlogKone those electric light -
won't turn down. knos y . =
unladyiike expression. but Fol =
time being | am worse than Z -
am a sutton. and Il Is leap ~
which being translated nezzx ~
or Ncycr.l
lie wlgried bis hand avn
hlushrd deeply. Then ! put NJ e
about hIa waist anu be
eron't,"-where have beard =
word before | am going % "
him 10 the theatre tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

Hugh Fitzgerald Cough Miller Low.
ering may be awarded both. Ills
claim TO the estates comes through
his father. NOS dead. who left Eng
land more than twenty years ago.
Here he studied medicine and foF
years praciieed In various New Eng
land towns lie said little 81 his
family. and nans bni hts wife know
that be Was descended from the no.
hilltY. when Lord Cough died
some years ago the estates passed
60 q cousin. and II IL this claim tina,
Mrs. Lowering " conteatluK In be.
half OF her sou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

ls nos perhaps the most itnIsoFtan,
phllanthrnpie agency 81 its kind In
the world. Thousands Of slim chill
drnn have been started IN useful
lives through It's Influence aud a.
sintanca Mrs Hand suttou'H huA
hand. who IL surgeon Ca the Chelsea
hospital los wousen and the Middle.
SET hospital. has besu 81 material
assistance 10 her In formaFdinK the
interests % the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
tsesssle star Exclusive ssevles.)

tsesstie Star Exclusive seevlee,)
LOWELL. Mass. March IS
That her son MAJ be lifted 10 shine
a. . fine lord. Mira Leslie tsoferins
Is working Ia department store To
defsay his expenses az a student AT
Tufts college II il the case Of iAt.
tie Lord Faantleroy. aud Dearest
over again.
The end of a probably successful
fight Tor the title and estates oi
Lord Cough Of Iieftfondshire. Eng
Land. j. rapidly spproAchlnE. aud be.
fore his college course In finished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

TORONTO. Caaaaa. March a.
Al the first ladies Of the npmlhlon
al Canada are IN = feycrish exeilc.
ment OVER gorgeous new EoNna aad
all the drup3mAkefs are busy. So'
ciety il kettihx ready for the visit.
early IN the summer Of the rFtnee
and Princess 81 Wales. They vii
b. snfeftained iaYtshiy In the citlea
Of the dominion The pFineTsA. ths
cable states. has had made many
beautiful gDwua for the trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

KAISER eANisHEp COUSIN
FOR WoOiNG AN ACTRESS.

BERLIN. March 2s.-Kaiser WI.
helm has summarlly dismissed his
cousin. Prince Joachim Alhracht OF
Prussia. from the army. extled him
from Germany aud forbidden his ap.
pearance M court again. because
of his persistent attention TO Marie
Sulzer. the actress. A year ago she
was compelled TO leave Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

Miss Jeanette Glider WIS one OF
the ardent enthusiasts az ths debut
of Tetrazzini After the first act
she rushed 90 the back Of the house
Ia greet one Of her friends Don't
you think she IL a wouderg" she
asked, cxcitediy.
She IL great singer. mDqueH.
tionably." responded her more phlcg.
iaatic friend. but the registers of
her voice are not 10 even aa. for In.
stance. Melba'a
"Oh, bother Media" said Miss
Glider 'Teifuzzini gives infinitely
nlnre heat from her registers. -
EFerybodyn Magazine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

No Is a smart tie and jsbot cf.
feet in sheer organdie. has a tiny
firth OF vat edge. the lace being
painted In delicate colora.
No IL bean Brummei Iabot.
Is a graceful fall OF handsome lace
headed with bow of black ribbon.
No. shows a tailored tie. IL one
plain bow of black satin. backed
by frill of sheer. embroidered lin.
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March IS
Four fancy chickens. heavily In
amrgc. have inst been shipped from
here 70 M0rKeN. Switzerland. where
they will ornament the hennerY of
Nine Ignacc Jan faderewaki. wife
Of the great pianist Nine. PadeF-
cwaki paid - Boo tn Mr keilar
Strauss. the chicken fsncieF. for
the four.
Lady Helen. Hietoris and CrYstel
line. (which are the royal names
Of three OF the fosis-are orping
tons. and proud of a. The other
member OF the quartet hasn't been
named yet. owing 20 the fact that
ne " only a crown prince aud Nine.
paaefeNski wants TO do some nam.
Ing herself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
Verb. San.

%F
With founders. salmon. sh.t
trout. "
With oysters aud a Glass a. -.
4 shall be there. there i =.
doubt.
C0nlent..
With hsddoet. whiting. hles,e- ~.
With turbot. shrimps saa ba,,s.s.
roll.
] am not sorry on the xhole
it'g Lent.
For. a. the oonnoisseurs All -
Fish makes the matter Ebor. =
gray.
Then II | eat q, dap b. dsy.
MsyhsD
ST. brain will grow 10 sneh 4 =.
When Easter comes shsald 4,
mise
That IN be really svfiiy slsei
Verb. sap.
View York Tins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
DAINTY WAIST ACCESSORY.

The dainty accessory here shown
eau be applied Ia any paase waist
with good effect.
The shoulder pieces and sleeve
csps are Of heavy filct lace. the
edges being trimmed In eonven.
tional design. the color OF which Il
were we'll TO make contrast to the
waist with which IL will be worn
Velvet ribbons are run across the
front and are drawn 10 empire
height at the back
The buckles are made of heavy
buckfam covered with cloth Of gold
and topped with a heavy net
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

"slf. are you an opslmlst or a
gtesslnfistg"
whats that 20 your
well. | kin generally interest An
optiHist fof q small loan. but with
pekHimist there aln'f 80 much
chansl '- Washington Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
The Rlssslna Of Il.

George" whispered Mrs Krot.
chetf In the dead Of night. I'm
sure there IL burglar down In the
dining room"
Coed. replied her husband.
hieepily. IF We keep quiet maybe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

and has since been appearing In
Paris.
At that time the prince Was sent
10 South Africa In hope that his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
a Word From Joan Wlss.


u Waa CIesn Gone.
Mother GfaeiOusl Where's the
SOAP
Tommy ato a.
Mother Why did you do that.
ehlldg
Tommy vas afraid you was
going "a wash me With H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

SEW YORK. March 2s-Preity
Matifs Fulton. theatrical dancer,
Iunt can't stop tripping before the
fnotliKhtn. She loves the light fan.
taasie. and perhaps III. applause and
money. 30 much that all pleas of
mother aud doctors warnings have
been vain. In spite Of an operation
for Appendicitis abe continues 10
dance Her mother, Mrs j W.
hruadon. has become 90 alarmed
for her daughters health that she
has asked the courts In enioin hsF
from appearing any more At the
Herald square aud Casino theatres.
Doctors say the glrl - dancinE 10
her death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
TOUCH SPRING IN tialapin,
GET SPRAY OF PERFUME

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= made in gold for blondes. tur. h
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