davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22
8. Nuamit WiQcr.

So itarb an 20. September 1909, nm 2 llbr
~ocliebtcr Subn hes berftnrbcneit I. ;. Miiner
iinb bon autberine Miaer, Gle PeerbisutG
'innet 1onnertag. 3 llbr gindnnlittaas, bon Der
Wohniing feiner Sdipfficr. Srnn 0nuts y.
@erftmper. 9ir. /. Siibs Gulinatcn, sihe. ans
itnti. (263-6)
Zone In his brightest OF manhood
Lighted in life's early bloom
Torn from the hearts that loved him
To sleep In the silent tomb.
(265) BY his family.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22
MarnIaub 8linoeuidluIe.

Wdbrenb Der @rrintune ibrer nelen MniiaIf
bat Die -NiarbIano SlinbenihuIe"- ibr ten,po'
f228, Wsrb.0 haries.e traRe, aufeeftEae 9ieie
pier eroben Nobnbinfer jifrb onrniuea rerooirt
.unb aut pafienb fir Die 3tpede Der e6u!e
Mdbreno oCs NaucS ibres neuen 6eimS. Sie
cMMie III test stieu. Mian ridte afe Vrieie
an Sohn n. @ieblse, G~nseriMenbent, 1905
sasrt.G tarles.e ctr, Baltimore. Sept14.1W1tJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22

&orb HortbcIiffc. Der Gi'
aentbiimer Der Snnooner Zines"
bat leine b~oicnber5ige N%naltnieierei
Die er fiirSlid) in Canada 5iim Veltcn
gegebert jest in Eortlono, Sreaon.
notmals perSupit. Gr iogt: GeltId)'
lonb miberictt lid lcocr Tcbntte iibcr
ieine Hiiituugcn. Nile icine @critcil
iinb nit Dem Son bon ariegsihiffeil
beidaitiet. Cine arobe An5abl ieiner
beiten Shriitite0cr mad,t aus oell
abiihten bes Heid)es fem 8ebeim,'
nib. Geutiblanb bot id)on mieocr.
bolt anbere Nationen obnc iebe Ser
onlnIiung iiberfaaen. Us bout icillc
Slotte. Inn Den Snnoel zines midi
rpeit entfernten JeinbeS 5n pernid,'
ten. limo Der 8aiicr bat gelagt: lll;-
iere 3ufunit liest ouf benz Walicr.
9eidtsldubieer Sptimismts lit 81
nift am Elate. IS 1T gum Sad)en
mie lid Der cole Nortbcliffe in ieiiiel
Analt aebaroct, mic Ct @eipcnite,
iiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22
Rermiidlre An3eise1.

,Wiasp .";Sebern auf geftcnnna aefertiat.
bon So ant. Sdrbelt, Aciniaen, ardufcIn In dl'
len 0ranhcn; Niite aereinigt, ectdrbt mo ileu
acScrmt. IapiSiun, Nr.210, Neft.2 eItnatcn.str.,
Slpeites Gtodlpcrf. (SeptS, fWaD
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@criammlnngs. Nnseiscn.


UNrUUVNH'NUHf NUuIVtftFWs
"a Der 10. Septcmber 1909 etn aefesltther
5cieriug 1T, wnroe Die SeriamnInng Der gftiol
itdre c6iacl %ereils ani S~icnftag, ben 20.
september 1909, s llbr Nbeioo. oerleat.
Am sluitrugJ oes EireitpriumS
Sacpb 4. Wurbad,, Sefr. sS6nbrn.
(251 6. u I'D
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8cidGftsgclesenbeitem
Sit %bcrfauieu:

3n 0erfanieu:
@eNen Nhlebciis nes Giaenibiimcrs Cit crit
IluiitGcr CSroceries. ,SIeiids unb Yroeifions'
9usei NIT outer %aunpihatt. Siiooit'@dc Der
sliSidbmencrtbe @elegembeii. paiienoe Nebil:.
anilaen. Subn -. Enmler, 40 Linton 1rnit
yntioing. (263-oD
fl. ...rI... ,Sn oertauftn:
Or. 1850. &cits MISUNDERSTANDING s,piffen
Catherine uno Sbiptcps StraBe: feline Sage tir
srnr nebme ipeiilib iabrenor baltimore trnbe
Viciirifdc. iubre bis slim @repuuft uno acbe
Gin Sduferaepiert nbrblih, Cine Der. ~fetrttetl
fir oci a1uicr. Idbcrcs bel. Maiter 8. Neit'
pbul oecr eei'm ~slaenten al. Srt nie stcuc.
(Septt2@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22
Baltimore Smriiten.s dnle.

Wtdter M(fve6 9. WtleS, 0efan.
8crIcIiInaen Don Z bis y ubr MDene8.
Serbftter,nin bcetrnt am 10. September 1908.
Neaen 0ataIoge ipenbe mon fd) an ben Se'
iretir Gb,pim 3. Gtdertsn, Nr. 3o1. ct: Saul
Strabe. (Nua2 1WdD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22

Gnhlih bnben bic sc
rihtc einen Soll cntid)ieocll, Der lei
~ner5eit in Dem Erp5elie gegcll Wopcr,
tSapwpob itnb Ecttibone cine Hol!c
ipiclte. Is bnnbelt lid nm bic Gr.
ploiion bci Malter $. 2infprt IN Sull
1roncisco. Srduro bebolptetc 90.
mails. er bobe 2infort's SouS, oos
BON Bradley bamobnt mltroe, oilrd)
cine 9onbe 5critort. Die CT I'M Nllf'
truae Der 9eonltcn Der ,@eltcrn Sc.
oerotion Of Mil,ers" gele9t babe. Sr.
horo's gnsinaen erluieien iid) o(3
2iieen. eS bat lid berolis9cltelt, bob
Sic Grplplion bllrd) rin IfoOboitcs
@osrobr berporgeriien milrot, llnO
10 lit Jest, nod nube5l fiint Subrcn,
bic Son Ironeiscoer @as'@clcaid)oit
ihillbig bcfltnoen mo our 3nblunG
bon $13,0O4 an 2imfort perurtbcill
moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22
Gtwas Wenes:
SGhnc Dine Ylattem.

sus3icben, heririuht baber aud fcine Sdtntet'
sen. Saben saielbe slhsfeben. bieicIbe ssiri'
fnnlreit nno fiibIen itn on mic fahirline Sabine.
Nerbrfe Qentc brduden fdi niht .su f%iirdten.
itre .3dtne bebaneein 81, IaIien. ssir fronen
aae @ur6eln iiib Sfdnpfe otIe Sls5tsbeii.
lere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f~eitfitcub eenadi, nos
biirG gien 5iri SerQriigen fpire.
rsStirf' VniSirsmsu $500 lis $500; als "a.
rnnttrt. Nsi6en.Nsteit $500 - $500. Ssh.
a1lnnaen BON 81 en-. eil~tsy.diaxuSem SOC.
YTr. 4. u. Tsrtiu, o~ctffdcr ,,abnhr5t,
III. Stt, Nsft.0pmaft. etrakc.
Spre6ftunoen bon 8 rbr W,orgfnS bis Q tbr
abenbs: Scuntaes bon 0 biA,,1,30 abr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22

Mpr0en, am %. Septcnl III.
Der, bat Die Serrlidfeit oes SonlnlerS
Elm Gllbc mo Der Serbit tritt iein ne
oimlcnt ol,. Vie Die Wclehrten ans.
gcred)net baber, gellnu nm II llbr
Wtittaga, Gam ibnciOet Die Sonne
aif ibrer l%feinbnren @abn Der,
Meoiiotor unb tritt IN ous ,}eid)en Der
Usage. Wir baben bas Scrblt : Ne
Qiiinoftium ober Serblt p. Gag nno
Hod)telcidlc, Ger logfreiS Der Son-
nc nno Sori5ont bolbiren lid, lpoS
cine glcidlanae Iauer bon Gag ano
Nnd)t5eit 5ur Solee bat. Nun folgt
sic 3eit Der fiirseren Gage ullb Der
lGngeren NGhte. Ser 9cginm oes
Serbitcs tit bic 3cit Der BON Meaiii'
noftial : Stiirmen. benen nbcr onrll
~geipobnlid, id)onc Gage folgen. IoooB
Der eritc Sbeil oes &erbites gepObn-
lid Die ifonite 3eit oes Sabres lit.
Soffentlid) tits olh oiesntal 10.
SnIanbiteue 9pmmi /
iGr Gabea I1Bt Die 9iiten Der Gorpo'
%rotioncn suiammcn itclcn. wcldt
nod Dem neuen Geies cine Corpora
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22

Gle oeutide @ebrfrott
in Stobt mo 2ano. Sebt man ooS
,Soll" Der @ebrtiidtigcn nit 100 an.
10 ~lieiert 2iibed itutt 100 lpebrtild1tt.
oer Hefruten, Die es itcIlen ioIlte, n.
9rcncn Go, Samburg IL, Berlin 30
CD, Dageaen @citpbolcn 101, 9ror-
bcn6llrg 103, Stlelien 1O7, Eolen
1913, @eitpreuBc1 100, Eomnlern 13S.
Sohien 1874, SitprcuBcn 140. Gic
iGmmtliden Al @roBItdota 9eutit)'
LAMBS 5uiontn1en genommen, Die BET
note Elm 6iinitel Der @ciommtsSe,
polferung mlsmaftell, Itellen nod,
i,idt einrnal ben II. Sbeil Der @ehr'
froit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22


,Mlasfo," breibt Sreoe'
rid $. Gboie in Der nHepiciu Of BE
pielp,s beiibt mIcbr @olo, ais EQUALS
Californian, Auitralien uno Sin
glfrifn baioBen; cs bat mebr Supper,
ols slpon5ig 9ilttes; mebr Sortfoblc
ols Yenniplponicn; mebr 3inn ols
@oles. Dit Dem &cll, bos oitf leinm
Sltnolen ulo @bencn peroirbt, lieBen
onc Tiebbeeroen bon &anins, Sfld.
bona unb Seros iid) mGitcn. Seine
milben, irud,tborcn. nlberilbrtcn Che
nen ilnb 5bGler lino Der Iertc, Spa
ten, Yfliiae mo Grntemold)inen Ell
ner bolben Miaion omeritoniid,er
Sormer nno @drtner 9eluGrti9."
@cnn oieier 2odrui Die bolbc Wtilion
bemitteltcr GARNER nidt nad) Alastu
brinat, bonn brnllht feline unoerc
Heflome mcbr ucrilld)t ST mcrocn.
M.sS. Sr. 3t1.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22

Nof 0 6 ungen zines
iiiloigan 9crihteritotters bobcn crNc'
ben, oaB bie @oimluoQ-M cberelcn inl
Siiocn % bis 40 Yro5cnt Gipioenoc
pcrbicnen. 9etrcfis Der pltlid)en Use
bcraicn bat Senotor Gore cincn Erps
tit bon GO EroSent nad)gciuiclel. ST.
oieiem boben Erofit llc9t cine hinge
biibrlid)e Tertbciierung Der Waarcll
iiir ous Golf. unb Gin iold)er Ereis
fam MIR erprcBt mcrbclL lucil Die
3oae uniinnig bod iinb. Inter io!'
d)cn llnitGnben fam Die SarlTsHc'
piiion niht dis ob9eihlolIen betrod)'
tct mcrocn. bot lie IN Mirfllhfe!t
nod gar nidt b%egonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22

isle aus Gm0en Gemel'
oct miro, lit Der ollsgeocbnte Soll bes
oortiaen Selegropbcl1nnltea, weldlts
Dos aroBte in Geutidlonb lit, nabe5il
poQenoet. Ger 9ou muroe bel DEM
ioit podentlid) 5lnebmenben ilbar'
ieciifen &abelucrfebr, Der Gntocn
5llr 5tpeitgroBten Solicitation Der
@elt modtc, sur utbeoingten NotG'
menoigfeit. 8cgenpGrtlg meroen in
Gnloen bon ctluo 800 Sclegropbcn'
9colntcn aQiGbrlid runo 6 Wfilllos
men S%elegramme obgeIcrtlgt, D. J.
tGolid onnGbernb 1900 Stilt .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-22

ga miro inns porgercd ely =
ltct, Dab cs in bcn Tercini9tcn Stou.
ten iiber 1884, Wiaionen c%ierlegcno,
Siibner gibt. uno menn lire Gler
gleihmGBig pcrtbeilt ipcroen font
ten, 10 miiroe ieoe Eerion in Den %er.
Staoten 203 bcfonlmen. Ser Werib
Der Standardization miro I'M
Sabre olli t45 MiQionen Collars oil
gcgcbcn. Gos @eiammtgemit)t Der
Gier betrGgt 970.363 Solunen, mGD'
reno bos @emid)t i1ntmtlid)cr erpor'
tirten Sflnftpieb . Eroolfte, mic
Shrpeineileiih. Sped mo Shllfcll
nllr S46,S60 Sonnen betrll9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29
TELL ME A STORY"


II tell you move over. MIR.
Orange. and quit crow ding me so,
I'm tired. and SO would you BE- II
you had travelled as far aa have
said one OF the dates In Jacks
Christmas stocking
You say you have come a long
distance. too. Why. you grew In
an orange grove out In California.
and were Put In boxes with other
oranges and sent here on a train
Hut why. I've come miles and
miles" So saying. the date sighed
MY home he continued. "wms
an oasis called Temacin. In the
great Sahara desert. In Africa 4
grew on high date palm tree that
stood beside a tiny lake and reared
it's head to the hot sun. That tree
will 1--we 100 years. and when u
quits bearing dates. the people viii
use its sap 10 make wine. aud they
will emt the heart OF the tres They
will make baskets and ropea ont
| of the leaves. oh. It's very useful
my parent tree
| zone day brown men came and
gathered us. and putting US IN bags.
lthey loaded us on camels. X was
a tedious journey across the desert
TO a big market place In a town
where men came 20 buy us. We
were then packed tightly in boxes
and carted onto big ships. Mine
sailed to America. where ! and my
brothers were put ON train 90
meet Santa Claus In this town"
no wonder you're tired" said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29
SHOULD A WOMAN HOLD A
POSITION ALTAR MARRiAoEf

The consensus of opinion II that
she should not Hut that ~ the
opinion OF tradition
The Woman who likes her onin.
ions handed ready made 20 her 40
that she need not be bothered 10
think FOR herself usually ufta her
eyebrows and shruga her shoulders
when a married woman Of her &C.
qnaintance takes position or con.
tinues to hold the one she filled
before the wedding.
The one universal opinlon In re-.
gard to u seems TO be that her
husband cant support her or give
her as much money as she wants
two women | know. both artists.
Both married. One did not think
for herself and SO did the custom.
airy thing. She save up her work
and undertook 20 manage homo.
She knew nothing OF Homework
and had no natural taste for Il. But
earnestly desiring TO do what was
right. from her viewpoint. she work
ed and worried and finally az the
end OF few years laid down her
unsuccessful task and was buried
The other. having a mind OF her
own, talked the matter over with
her prospective husband. I'm make
a perfect flxxie Of housekeeping. {"
she admitted. hut with what 1
earn | can hire somebody 10 do a.
right We love each ether. and jusi
because ! ain no housekcepcv Is no
reason why We shouldn't be happy
together"
Being a man OF sense. he agreed.
and they have tho happiest little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29
NEWS Of SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF The STAR
LITTLE PROBLEMS OF
LOVE AND MARRIAGE
Is the Clever the Ordinary Woman the Better Wife

flat and are one OF the happlcat
married couples a, wide circle OF
friends know. They lunch outside
the home as well aa IN Il.
Had the other artist done the
same she. too. might be the mis-.
tfcss OF a happy home. instead OF
leaving behind her a sorrowlng huh.
band and two little ones never to
know n mothers care.
This question OF working after
marriage IL all a matter OF circusn.
stance and temperament Aud ev,
cry husband and wife should be
free 10 decide II for themselves
without aroussng earpiuK criticisms
and unklndly comments.
No woman should neglect her
husband. the home or its reaponal,
bilitles for this outside work. These
duties are her share of the partner.
ship they have taken upon Thorn.
selves. They should come first. II
IL a question only OF how they will
be best fnfthercd Can she mako
the home happier By adding ner In.
come 10 her husbands. be truer
companion 10 him by getting the
broad outlook on life that an out
side occupation may be necessary
10 give her. or viii the interests
of the homo be best furthcred BY
her remaining IN charge
This Is the only question Rhe
should ask herself In regard 10 Il.
She shouldn't have married n self.
ish considerations creep into the
problem, II Nho doea II 10 shirk
the responsibilities Of married life
or 10 make more spending money
for herself abe Is acting unworth.
liy, she Is not true TO her marriage
vows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29
MANY BELIEVE
IN LOVE At
FIRST SIGHT
Star Contest Already
Brings Many Answers
What Do YOU Think?
There Are Nice Prizes
for Beat Letters.
Is there such a thins as love at
first kightT

Is there such a thing rs love AT
first Aighty
II there IN. does Il LAST
Does the love that comes like a
flash 10 two people Who see each
other for the first time flicker cat
or Is Il an undying flame7
II "at slght" IL the real when"
Of some peoples love. what u the
Of som peoples love. what 10 tho
how" 81 it9
II you believe In Il. why DO you
believe IN az Ever see Il your
self
II you don't believe I nit, Why
don't your
DO the divorce courts show more
failures IN love M first sight than
IN the slow kind'
The Star put the question, ''Du
you believe IN love AZ fret slghtg'
10 It's readers Saturday. Already Il
II you don't believe IN Il. why
pie are flashing back their answers
bob Blake. In "The Travelling
Salesman now playing al the
Moore theatre. Is Obliged 10 spend
Christmas day Ga a little country
town. beth Elliott. pretty Girl.
Is the ticket agent at the village
station. And thia Jolly. good look.
Ing drummer gels love ~ frat
sight" The giri II about 10 toar
tract ~ land because she can't
pay the taxes. Ho works for her
rights and nearly ioaes his Job.
but u comes oat all right. His
love ~ first sight IL the real
thing
IL Il ias, = play or a s,orys Could
a fellow. or gsrl. love for keeps
AZ first sight
For the beat expressed opinion
on the subject contained In a let.
ter not exceeding 70 worha. a boz
will he presented by The Star for
a performance OF The Travelling
Salesman" and for the four next
bcki letters there will be presented.
respectively. four. three and two
pairs oE orchestra seats
All letters should b~ Addreased 10
the Love Al First Sight Editor. The
contest wlli close Wednesday night.
Here's what some Seattle people
think.
believe In love NJ first slght.
Three months ago met THE
giri haven't eaten anything since
have just discovered her address.
Send The tickets and / wtii call on
her Immediately.
OF course We will he happy
Thesu'a no chance Rhous Il.
J. KERNs.
7s0sM FIRST ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29
CYNTHIA CREYS
CORRESPONDENTS
no ANSWERS WILL BE
GIVEN IN THIS COLUMN TO
ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS
ABOUT OLD COINS or POST.
AGE sTAMPs.-MIss GREY.


sEnaulrerr asks about the chile
peppers mentioned recently In my
tanale and Mexican chile recipes.
The Mexican chile rs not quite the
same as the red pepper OF the north,
but these red peppers may - used
when the others are not available
The seeds should be removed and
the peppers parboiIed five minutes
before using them In these recipes.
Dear Miss Grey: am is and
have a sweetheart He buys me
some very nice presents. and
would Ike 10 give him a present oc
oasionaIiy. Would Il be properg
j.. s.
A.--There is no reason why you
should not make him q present now
and then N you can afford ".
Dear Miss Grey: What is Jerome
X. Jerome's latest play?
ANXIOUS.
A.-"The Passing OF the Third
Floor Back"
Dear Miss Grey: On what date
was Thanksgiving In 1902
A SUBSCRIBER.
A. November ~.
Dear Miss Grey: ! have large
face. and a nice quantity OF hair.
How can | arrange my hair with
ont n raf9 The enda of my hair
are split. What can ! do for IL?
8. A. r.
A.--(iJ Part II and roll al the
sides. aud either do II up In a low
coil at the nape OF the neck or
braid II In two braids and bring II
around the head ~ Clip the ends
OF the hair where split.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

IN the stillman witt boarding home
conducted by the Young Womcn's
Christian association AZ Cleveland.
Ohio.
The StIilman witt home Is full
of bachelor girls. To them must
go the credit Of discovering the
varied uses for the electric flatIron.
The bachelor girls ia the still-
man witt home Inycrt their fiat.
irons and then get out cooking
pafaphefnaiIa Anything that can
be cooked on hot stove nd can
be cooked on a flatiron. IL the
motto. Little frying pans SIT on the
irons and eggs inside apluiter them.
solves done. Water hoilB In small
aluminium tea kettles. The irons
With current In them are just the
right temperature for making
fudge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

The llnoleum on kitchen. bath.
room and hall floors. shoald be
vanished three times year at
least 10 insure It's lasting qualities
Allow the varnish 10 thoroughly
dry before the floor IL stepped on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

Especially adapt
a eeneert warA
sri used to-day IN
haaareds Of
mhasln ard col
Isxee throughout
~ United States
Its gnlume and
rsww. together
vita Is delight
tsHY delicate and
responsive action,
ARE unsurpassed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

Cannot two,hirds og the success
fui marriages be traced 10 this
HourceY Are they not hAppiext in
the fact that they do not have 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

when peeiing oniona begin at the
root end Of the onion and peel up.
ward The onions will then scarce.
y affect The eyes at all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

A Plano for the
"a sse plain. yet
sttru<tive Every
sstan Of interior
esrssFus sian baiit
81 haneF under
the sapeFs islan u
skillef aHd par
lIc1Iar mechanics
A hIsA xfada Ia
siram&nt Al a
nezsfsts price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

The first corn
istA plsns~ MAY
played With ar
mh effect By
49, Tto1y. The
AezaDfig and
etfss'yie eKciu-
I've Fianota feat
fss FENDER FAITH
MY he difficult
- intricate In
!sfprsiagf0ns Of
Ne ~ l-4sterx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

Kzzablixhed en-
3H Honestly
nzas ef honest
n1.efi2I q o 0 Il
Hzssxh for the ar
~ = noss TOO
go fw the anna
SsF Esd al a.
zAe Within the
f.>ft Of all A
s7sz "A bic piano
y sstfy way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29
HtIIrr
DAVIS

Established Ia
30 -a moderate
ffr4 Instrument.
sm sierfuI In con
krucfion. beautA-
81 IN design. with
4 tone deep. rich.
rsspnant human.
Eailt for a life
txe and will last
lx.ee as long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

II IL well TO keep on hand a per.
feciiy clean rubber eraser or piece
OF art gum for removing spots from
white gloves II the dirt Is rubbed
off 10 this way after each wearing
u will be a Ions time before resort
need be had ~ the professional
cleaner or the botheraome home.
rlualnK IN naphtha or some pre-.
pared cleaning fluid.
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AZ a recent vaudeville perform.
ancc every body laughed when the
wife 81 The stranded actor took the
electric iln,iron she had been doing
some pressing with. inverted Il. and
fried an egg ON the hot. smooth
bottom.
Everybody laughed. thinking It
was comedy Probably the actors
who got up the sketch also thought
II funny hii,
but Il wasn't comedy. That
was rial life u was 80 real that
she electric supply people are now
furnishing little standards with
electric irons. The standards hold
the Inverted irons level. 40 thai
they can be used for little stoves.
The custom Of using electric fiat
irons ior stoves probably originated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

delte into the depths OF each others
souls for traces ~ broken yowsy
They are above this To them
II is unnecessary. They become
cna. forming small world ~ their
oww
Everyone was meant for some.
cne. and love at first sight solves
thia$pIsidle
A. r. SAfI.EsMAN.
tas4. 70i y 6iHt 81.
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nlsss il Anerlsa
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scsseslnk a dis-
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ana adopted as
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~ tilree quarters
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

Love nj first sighty OF course
I behave I'm ~. Why shouldn't ~
Don't knewy
Friendship requires time for It's
full growth. but love blooms over
might. And though lovers should
also be friends In the trueas sense
OF that much abused word. first Of
all they may love And. finally. did
40, Adam fail In love with Eve at
first sightf
BESSIE y. LEWIS.
los ~ 5iai st
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.--WORTH--
KNOWING

A few dnops OF ammonia added
~ cooked starch prevents the iron
from sticking. and a little soap
IRther added 10 cold starch &C.
conpilahes the same good results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-29

Dear Miss Grey: On what date
was Thanksgiving In 1902
A SUBSCRIBER.
a. November 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-03
$3.50 CROP RAISED
4. r.. !. ON I2O ACRES
LAND PAID FOR BY ONE CROP.
a AND STILL MONEY .
:,@s r. ,+:,. ~ : LEFT.

Rhame, N. D., Oct. al. E. Coli
cult has threshed his field of oats
near this city containing 100 acres
from which he received 1900 bushels
Of No. l oats. He sold the crop at
thirty cents per bushel receiving In
all a total Of $2,34o. The oats yield.
ed an average of 65 bushels per acre
and selling at thirty cents a bushel
the return from each acre Of land
was $3.50. The crop from the en-.
tire field was sold to Macintosh
Bros, railroad contractors. Convert.
ed into cash the crop would more than
pay for the land.
MI. collicutt Is a boomer for west.
ern North Dakota. 5.@