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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

lie school teachers, paid by public taxa
ton. the duty OF teaching these religion
classes as a condition of their employ"
ment.
Who stopped this breach OF. the con.
stitution Of the state of Utah7 Was it
any ono of the Mormons Of Utah
who still find excuses to vote for
Smootism2 Patriotism demanded they
should do IL. but, alas. they cannot
point to one patriotic step they have
taken for American principles in Utah.
1t was the men who formed the Amerl-
can party, and who are its staunchest
supporters, who insisted to a. c. Mel
son, state superintendent of public In
structjon, that such dishonorable pro.
ccedings should cease. To the credit OF
Mr.. Nelson, he acted promptly and with
effect.
But today I am informed that in many
parts of Utah, Mormon school boards
are still requiring, as n condition of en-.
ployment Of public school teachers, paid
wholly by public taxation, that they
shall on certain days of the week dis
miss the public school classes and i'm
mediately thereafter shall reassemble
tho pupils In some nearby Mormon
church building and shall teach them the
beauty Of the lives Of such atavistic
NJ. Tanner and others Of like ilk.
Have you over protested against such
things. Gentle, Voter who joins in vot-
ing for Smoot and Smootism2 Do you
intend to raise your voice against such
tbings' How and when1
v.
There is another breach Of the con-
stitution Of Utah Of which the Mormon
church leaders are and have been guilty,
and which should receive the abhorrcnce
of every true American citizen.
rGbig - Of Qualification nd
the progress of humanity and far trans
cends party politics.
Many of the Mormon church leaders,
including at least five apostles, have
entered into new polygamous relations
since the constitution Of Utah was
adopted. The Mormon church hierarchy
officially confessed cases OF such char
actcr in an Address to the World, ~
issued last April. Apostles Cowley and
TAYLOR to save Reed Smoot g senatorial
neck, were deposcd from their apostle
ship. Tanner was deposed as superiu-
tendent of Mormon Sunday SC hools for
that reason. He was deposed because
young Mormonism, acting through a son
of n leading official of the church,
number of young Mormons allowing
their children TO attend Mormon Sun
dayschools.
It is because Of this act. and because
number Of young Mormons have per.
sonalIy told me that they cannot and
will not approve Of the bad faith Of
their leaders towards the nation, that
was impelled during this campaign
10 write an address to Mormon voters
under 80 years of age There is hope
in the ultimate Americanism OF many
young men and women of the Mormon
religious faith
But 10 return TO so.ealled new po-
lygamy.
Have you determined in your own
mind that the constitution of Utah was
a pledge OF the Mormon people 10 the
whole nation outside of Utah and
pledge 10 the Gentiles OF Utahl II can
not be construed otherwise.
II rests, and has rested. absolutely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

Having heretofore issued an addres,
age, | wish now to ask each non
Mormon voter of Utah some ques.
tions, which I believe he OF she should
conscientiously answer before casting a
ballot at the ensuing election,
First. Are YOU IN, favor OF enforc-
OF the state of Utah which declares
that there shall be no union OF church
and state9
Second Are you in favor of enforc.
ing the provision of the constitution
Of Utah which provides that no church
shall dominate the state
Third. Are You in favor Of enforc'
ing the provision of the constitution
of Utah which specified that no church
shall interfere with tho functions of
states
Fourth. Are you in favor of enforc-
ing the provision OF the state consti.
tuition which enacts that ono public
ated for or applied to any religious
worship or instruction or for the sup
port of any ecclesiastical establish
ments'
Fifth. Arc you in favor of enforcing
the provision Of the state constitution
which sets forth that "polygamous or
plural marriages are forever prohib-
itedi'
II you care anything for your Amer
lean citizenship you must answer each
of these questions in the affirmative.
If you do answer them in the af-
firmative then you will surely stultify
yourself if you vote any other than
the American party ticket next Tues.
day.
If I cannot demonstrate this to any
fair minded non-Mormon voter, then
have failed TO comprehend the history
Of Utah and the present deplorab BILE pol
itical situation in Utah,
Have the Mormon church leaders and
many Of the Mormon people in spirit
and in truth obeyed the pledges they
made TO the. nation when they adopted
with their votes tho constitution of
Utah and sent it 10 the president Of
the United States as a surety that no
longer in Utah would there be that
union Of church and state, that dom.
nance of the state, by the leaders Of
the Mormon church, and that interfer
ence with the functions of state which
openly existed prior TO 1S909
say that they have not kept these
pledges, and that today in Utah, most
notably In Salt Lake county, some of Z!
the leaders OF the Mormon church car
ing nothing for the absolute civic dis |
honor or tnelr acts are using the power !
Of the church RS a religious orgauiZa. |
tion 10 endesvor to elect the nominees 1
of the Republican party.
| have frank and specific statements .
from Mormons (who denounce In pr- /
vate the acts of their church leaders, |
hat apostles. stake presidents, bishops.
bishop : counselors and ward teach.
erS. as church officials with the words
Z hich mean that they speak with full
!, ny rhg-is,s ,f h. ri-c, 8 -
church are now instructing all Mormon
voters whom they believe Will "obey
counsel TO vote the Republican ticket
in Salt Lake county.
Do YOU think this is Incredible in
view Of the pledged faith OF the Nor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
VI

can revolution who suupor, t,as /, Y, y
night Of kings to ruIe' 'gSi'sd sS.'d Y
.i1,; amel1can republic, with II W
million free men would nss ~ q
lsted if they could b,Vs aeVs
There were "copne,uese n
north during our civil waq
votes could have prey.n.,. 1s, 81 !,
ham Lincoln and tho T1,.e lap.I
UNION would never have Dssn ,,s.,
public from dissolution r a's
ever removed from suot aot !,
slavery, that twin iisnz rsi,an
ism with polygamv. u' q
Does any nom Norma, ~.
or any progressive No,r'o.S I
leave as a heritage to oi H. q,
no Joined bis vote Win - !, M
to delay the progress ,u1'' ~
in Utah9 VI ~
Do YOU know anv
'"Io from a vnta r., =
II You vote with the iin.i,s'.,, ~
monsl Susa
Peace will not come !, r,
a drastic rule is laiS a. W
Mormon church. that aver W, \!
president of the church NJ.
say 70 the humblest Mo,-..
81 counsel you to vote :.
such Mormon shall nav. 4!
say IN answer, II will ~.
American free man. and -" w.
ing faith with the nation 'ss v,.l
to counsel me in civic aii.;.
Every vote for the Ans-..
hastens the day when a -
aration of church and ss.,.
list in Utah, when Tia E dss:.
affairs OF state of tho w.
rarchy shall end. and wbe- !,
shall be impossible in our st.,,
y vote for any other rs,.,
that day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

Now is the best tine "a 4,
cinths, tulips. crocus, dsSs7
Vogeler's seed store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

new polygamous w;v..
Raa''sifS !eag after Of .,5,osasa 5P,.gs:idsat $Sss $ss,
Utah, on absolute cond;sss ;%ss N
amous marriages sSnn,n,Ils,tloa h.
he pointed out tbau, thu ceaw,
marriage can only h. ba. q "a,
authority Of the leade,ss sOnsurr,
power by law 10 ns-t m tgaurch \,
marriages. The only l.olm lsr3
criminal polygamous saneiia;
SfbS5GT1fy wba 4ajsy al IF Ni the band ndd'ia's = /.
Arc these authorit;4.
the pledged faith Of tIs ...sas,
the nation or are men ),
| ask the Dcseret New. ST.y =. 9r.i}
TO answer truthfully W whsaSd sSd "
all ,,, of my charges arc %uesaH no, I
They owe IL to The u9t trs
to reply without eva y .A;insi,,
do IL either before "s ",'oa; n
What do YOU think, Mr adIler dr /
who still condones ;ba a usrtls
! have recited by votin, las ullasi
ficisries of such aetss VIII d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

Tribune Want Ada
Bell phone sol. Ind. phoz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
A Sale of Suits
AT
$9.95
That will make History.

Suits, worth up to $500 and $780, to go at above
prices Monday while they last They come in the tight
and semifttng jacket % and 36-nch length full satin
lined; the skirt the gored and plated models The
sutngs This is certainly of the best suit offerings
Of the season. and predict heavy selling All sizes
represented.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

TOO LATE TO CIASSN|
--~---~-~---~-~-~-~ 49,
It's true. common skin beod-|
skin using Satin skin cream e,1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
FUNERAL olREcroRs.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
- -
pt.~"rrn Vgonru a son frofsssicnai
fstr.rtars and licensed Fmhaitusfa ~
ist cpq Meara raesfFA Both phones -
Johnson a Mamfilen, pndef tahe" 80
rlv.s - thrmNm Nafn tftes Tad aAAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
IS REMOVED
FOR FAULT
FINDING
FRENCH ADMIRAL IS
TAKEN FROM HIS
FLEET.
Criticised Quality Of His
Ammunition--Peop
Are Protesting.

PARIS. Dee o Because be stat
ed IN an Interview that the an
munitlou ~ the French Mediterrsn
can fleet was poor IN quality and
insufficient IN quantity. the coun
ell ~ ministers today removed 40
mirni Germinet from command ~
tho fleet.
Tho action 81 the ministers has
caused public indignation. II ls re-
sarded bore by foreign attaches ~
q wilHul closing 81 their eyes ~
The defects On the equipment 81 the
French navy For the last hali
year there have been rumora "a
official investigation following the
series OF explosions on war yes
sells. IN navy yards and on training
ships Nothing however. has oc
CURED 10 move the ministry 10
action.
There Is list Of several hun.
bred deaths from wnrnhip and yard
accidents known 20 be- directly az
iFibuiable 90 defects IN machinery
Or explosives WarfhipE have been
blown mp. sub marines have sunk
aud shells have exploded accident.
ally IN government yards
The statement 81 Admiral Ger
mlnei came a. no surprise 10 those
who critically watch French naval
Developments They are more sur.
pFlaed ~ the summary action a
the ministry IN cudeaYafing 20 SUP.
press reference % the actual con
ditiunN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Nine. Estelle Vollmei
the Noted
Psychic Palmist
The Faturs Accurately Fofsfeid
- the Leader - ftfe
Headers


shs = ~sthsut peer IN her portrayal
% the past. present AND fHtafs
Yeur IT. e. her l. iss aa a9sn l.'ak
Nine NoiimrF W knuwM fhfunsh
exceptional uudwrpt AnainG atnQs hnafd
nvfhesa ard tns leader % hsf pfea
Nortce special offer fos ths seat
Mas vaiiassr 40 sslsnaiY arres 90
Elts 80 each and sFsrg rsrsou eailins
- ny uauasffni kHas iesiss 20 dss5.
aaatrafe thaf Z am diffFffhf ffasa ~
ethsrs ftaiutnE sagh nessrs % seattle
fres ana hanssf affrr fea as mpellsa
as resue prepared e. have fali enf
eemrtets feeafnT a. ihs apw sse - ".
se. see - ss.e. yniinssr sissa esa
rhts aft-F y madr az pfuys % az -.
eir8@s % ernNastinF tfer esSlFtegant
ia An.s Ns.i."ss. ga~sss. . 80 80
pea thas enc e ne greatest eisirFefaas
that Fra have ever consulted aHs aifsa
advice On hasinsea i4Naaits. sHscutatiaa.
80 faseiaata an ons Foa aesIYs Ace 20
make pear enHtnirt Fcar fftsNds. fAase
sreeag alafftasr Wnh ths aHe u feaf
shs'r sr' 80 ,s...,.s
intefrfgis df-ams There . aafhinE soc
Hsfuean t1r her
Na man a. soussn haa ever hssn eens
aulted IT, faore uetAtis srfalrs han she
to Amettfa she Has advised thaus
sands 81 shftoua WALKS ~ iffT ana a.
says sa iheir advantage Ter p@fiafs
are eruwasd daily ~ TIE teaf ssapis =
Seattle anxtnaa 20 knnH thFr fafafe
Every aae nne has a ehaHsa Go feesait
AutsFifas f1feuesl fsYfhle Fainsist
Meme Nafftnsf has besn hsfars the Ssh
Sc fasuY rsarE are teGaF staaas sfes
aHfneef in 80 profession. sithaaf
stain Hpar her character
Anfs Nailmsg IL permanently taTstsd
af ICES StrtN nT. tsfassa tiss sad
UAiea sfa Heurs 10 te - "a
eandaF Included
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
TUMBLE S
so FEET

Through the dialodgment Of a
bis piece or earth. Van II Wilson,
the il-yearold son Of Mfn EDNA
Munson Of 1893 Fourth av fell
from Fourth av 10 the bottom Of
The BIG hole back Of the New Wash.
inRton hotel. a distance Of go feet
this morning
That the boy WAS not Killed In
aiautly fl due 10 the soft dirt upon
which be fell The accident oc.
aud shortly after 10 O'Clock
Mrs. MunHon was apprlRcd of u
BY the boys brother. Leland aud
afior travelling the necessary ctr.
culioue path 10 get 10 the boy.
found him partly unconscious. Or
Snyder was called ln. and stated
that the boy probably sustained q
few broken ribs Il 81 also believed
that ho IL internally Injured
The residents ~ that vicinity are
up in arms against the unprotected
way Ia which abe hole ~ lcft
one side If Fourth nv % on The
brink. and the fence that enclosed
IL has caved Ia. and the city author.
tiles have neglected % replace A.
The place Is especially dangerous
az night. they declare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

lambIa station "s aus
Cabins Tor rent. cheap partly FURNISH
81 Block 80. &igeF Park --s.oK
FOR kent~-Two-fo cottage iez
Twebty-nrat Az. -
New modaFu s-rosm house a block a.
nas line. 90 80 18th az 3 -s-ix
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
oiym5ie < q rrss1is - Iis,,Ssl, =, ,,I,s
rooms, gas, range, hot water. sound
view. 4Qlo Weatsrn Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

guar A ftfrf.E cAAH BOWS arf sssF
raaufhig safassnis sffi taF eas ~ ueF
Ffaiaa fFa-afff ffafSs cas- HraF sac letter.
afhaH isFa iant esea sea ssfi sasily
katafo4 iffres 8tlf a. fee Fsf ffhff
ROBERT MALThN
80 kM 80 Alas1a NaIsAtHs "a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
SEATTLE MAN is HURT
BY FALL FROM AUTO

Aaron Schuiaingcr. q weil TODD
Alaskan. who was formerly Ia the
lewelry business here. and who
now lives az 9is s5th av.. was seri.
ousiy lnjurcd BY fall from a NOV
ing automobile al Colma. = suburb
Of San Francisco. yesterday even.
sng. According % the story 81
Fred Burner. hia chauffeur. Gchul.
singer was returning from Colfna,
where be had been spending the
evening The car WA going ~ q
good rate. when schulsinger sud
denly roae from his scat and plung
ed over the side. allghting on hia
head and shoulders. ard eassalning
severe Injuries 10 bis skull lie
wan taken 90 the Central Emer.
gency hospital for treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
MESSIAH" IS sung
SUCCESSFULLY

Under the direction !,
iliia,in'l'e3n Hove, the grand o,s sa'a'i
@ fsllh. was sucees,,'9's
presented by the seaille r,
evening ''Yie al
Ihg ensemble work u the 49,.
"ah hiEhiy pfaiaew0rthy ''''s'g
Tho solo parts take,
Ediih DuMoud. kgprann ". 1fs
va Ware ireland. c0ntrsi,a. ".
AffrhfhpuE baseo. ana ua',,yrii
Lewia. tenor. were exeelle.,,.'" ,list
rrod and won 8pnfaoiativs W. w asiiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

axe tbo money. and 70 b.v.
WIN nor r. Portland n s9us
va, nav hilof be had grown NY, s's''
nor he vent to the portls,Na lsa 4
a ..,'l, toia them of her r1rss 0'les
poolng hat she would NJ ss. ~
li' wha uupleasantly ssYtus s1sa
O. lahon onto custody hibs@i, =
~ nave 70 stand trial Tor es' 4 sss
liy in The crime. o'npHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
FoR sAls-MlseE,.Anreus.


SASH AND noon uARaAlS
We have epf ewn deer mih Hug
iooFa ffUfn Va
neem fur siainina uF vsruishieF gtaa
fancy window We setl We have phiI
sss Pc, nm ~ s $780, - 9 ss s.ssy sess
and bolton Elsss sHNss pfieo 81 ~
Our windaw frame department We
sry frsms - ..i rlsis frames - %
to,,sss ,ron, deer. ~pA sisss . %
eeS, s' ;, ssss i fia.lss. gr,ss isss III.
sesf : I inches shisk saa "a ssss'
. ...n. i, 4 IA. .ss s .:s. tel .: s
that have tssH isn ever 81 ordered
~rona Gull daaFs fse rhsse eeefs
assse, ia, wsaia "a ,ssn frs@ :
Asad tsr esles usis wSiis ysaf sam.
ssla 49, sapsss II sss n.'s y S., ~
mall tree pasip4id wtfAeai charge
y "a WILLIAMS CO.
rts iargssi ana s1ass fassrahiy kaoua
bash aud psof Dealers IL lhs Seftessst
II
rar sais fret class lghaif barber
shep Address 4s4t eelhg A., Gfsrsit
SEWING MAcmfNEN All kiaaa
Aesnt ainaar math. Iatt fuss ~
Nae isif Ina stfs
Fsr HAi NsAf sea- fnal aimNrf nsn
chsau faf tanh Amesn Anue taft s
Foa eALE-HoRsge.
----sass-ssa----==.
rts Maniy fissrdins asa aals sta stsa
Nefses kifst Ter AL pafRusss - tsy
20 wssh lial Western AZ rhses Maia
fftsi LAD ists
BUSINESS CHANCES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
CRUISER IS
AGAIN At
BOT TOM
YANKEE is RAISED.
BUT FILLS AND
GOES DOWN.
Hundred Workmen Hsys
Narrow Escape From
Watery Grave.

BEDFORD. Mass. Dse s--rh.
cruiser Yankee. which vas puIIss
from the Hen and chlckens ~
yesterday. sank in deep valeg IL.
morning OF penlkese island ina
40 workmsn aboard Of her are -
ported saved The Yankee wm
fioated yesterday and weafhsr.s !
heavy gale last night Rke vas l..
Ing brought here under tor rkso
the hold suddenly filled and "a
sank rapidly.
Il had been expected hat sllgtf
repairs could be made % Tie IA.
kce here and that ~ oouId fsm
- 70 the New York nasy ysrt ..
Der her own steam for q erxr
hauling
The Yankee. which grsu.aR y
80 feet Of water. had been uAsa
successfully By John Arbuckls 4
90 b. means Of compressed an
after the wreckink company hsa
spent q large sum endeavorfng "a
foai her. After getting under way
one o. The air ports biew out and
the cOmFartmen; TILED With water
sinking the veaael
The wreckerH were taken or tks
Yankee BY tugs- Engineer wssbst
spoon and SIX men remained atosrt
and clambered into the forward ~
sing. from which they were xss:
In safety The Yankee nos 10
on an even keel. with her nzsx
funnel and bridge rigging an
water she probably can ~ nv
unless heavy seas cause lraask
the wreckerE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Theodore Reynolds entered n
plea Of not guilty 10 the charge Of
grand larceny IN the superior court
this morning Re vas sentenced
% serve from I 10 it years IN the
state penitcDtlary nj Waila Waila
lie vas discovered several days ago
by police officer with HIS pockets
buiginE with knives. reviewers aud
watches These we're found upon
Investigation 20 be the property
% d LevinsoB. and 20 be OF tho
value az gHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Philip Captain and Harriet Carton
this morning pleaded not guilty TO
the charge u grand larceny In tho
superior court They ara accused
81 taking ig60 from Clark DnFyan
on August ~. Captain il alleged
to have persuaded the woman 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
CHEAP HOME

good t-raam house and about tive
acrss Of land for sale or rent its bear.
lna fruit trees and about 10 600 straw
berry plants good chicken yard aud
buildings Can clear 81 oo0 ON straw
befries nest year Terms cheap rent or
easy terms fer buyer Situated on REM
ton interafhAn. two blocks. from dppof
Oct OF AZ TukWila aud ask Tor Zoe
Donovan akK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

gtst-Fash kat cheap tfaIaf. Gee.
ssassat fa nalalsr nstehts cars
fffaaftt ash kratlt afar car lies
81 HFkhAm
4ffHaaffFH faeh taNtrf CLOSE To
MAnmuNk CARS
~ N8amfs HHs zach BE- lnft fHaife earh.
sHH Nwass tsfaUns hnusa Z a hlHeNH
ffHH ears ana enig 80 mfnHies nss
ThiE property % mnfth g. eos a.
FFf&H NFsNef NttnHat thn hH&Ns
GENUINE SNAP
TnE REALTY LOAN A ukWNfMG CO
So rhif6 az ref famFa
uaih esq Ira t1fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
Do 1t Now

Before the boom starts Uncle Sam will
make you rich
large lots cinss IN $40 and up
Large tracts close in. $50 snd up
Close ~ acre tracts. 800.
Waterfront acreage, iieo.
SEATTLE HoNEaEEK CO.
Main offices SIS 800 Hmpirs bldg
Branch office ofsgQn BIDS Hremerton.
autos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
Madame Zira

The foremost rsyehic painist sad
Clslfs ogant. parlaansatly located - her
pafiurs HADtNM HOTEL. corner
Fourth ard Pike
zira daily rscaissa testimonials from
asatties best ritlEena ~ the many hap.
psntuss that have already frsnarired
I from her readings See this mArV aisua
I woman iioura, 10 - m. IN. 81. Read.
| tnem tf6e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN

~ down. 81 50 month water. side
walk and abstract tt.N alley so and
lte n streets - blocks from car ik4
minute service IS minutes from Pioneer
place
A wtLKIN co
rhons-kdans ISL Residence West 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
WOODLAND PARK
PROPERTY

Coed f.Feafn glastsfet cottage icg ffx
lee fnoh squad sfem near Gar ard
Woodland paris ti.aHt ffte cash. ball
nNNe faN PEI month
asrcam muasfn fuffaHH. fafUff lot arm
iit. view - riaunfains and lake near
car and park e. zee $3.50 each. ball
aurc faf pet month
Taka rhinnaN aF car 90 gsth
EfEfT DRAKE
North ff@IhnnaHA white gt1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
Five-Room Cottage

o1s EAHY TEnMa
on WaisfhFfNfa fHf rHs. haif tisseh
ffuan raf uns an graded street i've Hs
fNs rnnaas fseaa fiHN hali tafN. gaefffs
tee clothes closets rt1fffir uEht aua
ssfpFss Sos 81 : sttfl stgef fees steEs
grads lies fs4ss Anf Nlfsif iEGpfafs -
farFfefa sfets ara aaiA EAST frnnt
Trfms sass east kee fss go ta@afb.
Frits o. afR
81 DIXON A CO.
ENfs FfsHunt Az
Mafth les tTeen 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
Past, Present, Future

Hs tells yoa haw 20 gals success IN
LOVE COtNrsiiip. MARRIAGE pts
NuNrE HEALTH Hf6tNEeH law
SUITS. CALCULATIONS end tfansar
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