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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-24

forgetfulness at the joyous Christmas
time?
The basket of fruit. with a flower
or two sprinkled in and some of the
stern necessities underneath, will be
as welcome a gift as the little purse
of money collected and left with a
treasurer to be dispensed as needed II
there is reason for withholding, or
else given freely If the needy one be
responsible.
But trust the best man or woman in
each neighborhood. These things
rarely escape their notice.
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GUESTS At INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. J. p. Meyers and daughter,
Miss Helen of North H street are the
guests of Mrs. Roscoe Parker and
Mrs. Pauline Meyers at indianapolis
for a few days.
= - =
CAME TODAY.
Mr.. Arthur Test of Akron, Ohio,
came this morning to join Mrs. Test
who has been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Test will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Test Christmas day.
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GAVE EArEDrAlAMc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-24

PILES CURED IN 6 TO ~ DAYS
cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleed.
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to IA days
or money refunded. soc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-24
PROGRAM FOR ENTERTAINMENT

The program for the Christmas en-
school of the First Methodist church
Sunday evening is as follows:
Hymn--"Joy to the World"
Prayer 49,. 80. 80. Rev. r. ]. Wade
Scripture Reading-"The Story of the
Star"
Welcome go. 80. Alice Starr
Song-"Lift up Your Heads" by Spen-
Katheryne Ensminger and the Girls
Choir.
Recitation-"Give' Gertrude Williams
Song-'Little Snow flakes ........
80. 49,. Primary Department
Recitation-"My Little Friend" 800.
........ go. 80. Albert Crow
Recitation-"The Nice SURPRISE -.
80. 49,. 49,. ...... Merle De Wess
Recitation. 80. 80. Dorothy Shera
Duet-'He Loved Us So 80. ......
Mary Luring and Gladys Longnecker
Song-"The Birthday of a King" by
Neidlinger ....... .... go. go.
..... Ruby Hugo and Girls Chorus
Recitation-"My Christmas Day..
80. ........... go. :. Glen Weist
Recitation-'Spread the Christmas
Sunshine" ........ Mildred Ramsey
Song-By Miss Millers and Miss Tay-
lor's classes
Recitation-"A Great Big Boy ..
80. 49,. .......... Freeman Shera
Recitation-"The Christmas Letter"
Dorothy Lebold
Song-"Hark! What Means Those
Holy Voices. by Barnby. .........
Katheryn Hunt and the Girls Chorus
Recitation-"The Very Best Kind Of
a Christmas Tree" by Henry Van
Dyke w .Percival Gray
Duet .... Grace and Ruth Siberia
Observation-Disclosures I Knew What
Christmas Was ....Alta Stevenson
Hymn-"The Star in the East"
Benediction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-24
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CHRISTMAS DANCE.

The most notable social event for
Saturday is the Christmas dance to be
given in the evening at the Pythian
temple by Mrs. Charles Kolp for mem
bers of her former classes. As num-
Der Of the college students are home for
the holidays, no doubt the affair will
be largely attended. Dancing will
begin promptly at eight thirty o'clock
Piano and drums will furnish the
dance music.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-24
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GUESTS HERE.

Mrs John Hinsky and son, Roderick
Of Dayton, Ohio are visiting Mrs. Hin
skys parents. Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Durham of South Thirteenth street.
Mr.. Hinsky is expected in the city
today for a few days visit.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-24
Isabel Roby and William e. Roby.
Judge Roby gave his daughter away.

Isabel Roby and William e. Roby.
Judge Roby gave his daughter away.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. r. NJ. Guild. of Richmond.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
white duchesse satin trimmed with
rose point lace and seed pearls. Her
veil was held by a coronet of orange
blossoms, and her bouquet was OF
white roses and lilies Of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a gown of
blue silk and carried pink roses.
Judge and Mrs. Roby were assisted In
the Inequalities following the cere-
mony by DR.. and Mrs. David Ross. In
the dining room the table was cover
ed with Russian lace and decorated
with poinsettias and red tapers in
pretty holders. The buffet was hid
den with palms and poinsettias.
Among the guests were Mrs. William
Schick and Mrs. George L. Roby and
daughter, of Newark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schick, Jr., will be at home at the
Belmont, in North Delaware street,
after February 1.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-24
GAVE ENTERTAINMENT.

An enjoyable entertainment was
given last evening in the Grace Meth
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-24
MUSIC PROGRAM.

The choir of the First Methodist
church under the direction of Mrs.
Grace German has arranged for a
special music program to be present
ed Sunday evening at the church.
The program will be announced lat
err
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-24
WILL GIVE A DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sells will enter
tain with a dinner Christmas day at
their home on North Twelfth street.
The guests will include members of
their family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-24

tdtA Will uIAuCI AAASSkA0S ooy a.
their home on North Twelfth street.
The guests will include members Of
their family.
= - =
ENTERTAIN NEW CASTLE GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Butler will en-
terrain Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Huddleson
Of New Castle at their home on South
Eleventh street, over Christmas.
y = =
TO CINCINNATI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton B. Hunt and
Mrs. Stanton of South Ninth street.
will go to Cincinnati, Ohio, to spend
Christmas day.
= = =
SPECIAL MUSIC.
A quartet composed Of Mrs. F. W.
Kruger. Mrs. viii Earhart, Mr.. Otto
Krone and Mr.. Frank Braffett win
render special music at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
The public is invited to attend.
= - =
A WORD ABOUT XMAS.
Is it possible that in your own
street there is some i'll person who
will be neglected. or old. or sad, or
alone. and that as a neighborhood
you are going to forget to carry the
blessing of Christmas to this fireside
that no longer CLOVIS brightly? Neigh.
| bors are too kindly a lot. and the ans.
wer comes out boldly. NO"
They will band together. Of course.
Who among them would be guilty of
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-03-18
DECISION
MODIFIED
Highest Court of District of Colum,
bia, However, Still Holds Boycott
Illegal and Sentences Stand.

The Court of Appeals of the
District of Columbia modified and
affirmed the opinion of Justice
Gould of the Supreme Court of the
district enioining the American
Federation of Labor. Samuel Com
pers and other defendants from
publishing in the eve dom
patrOnize" list the name of the
Bucks Stoves X Range Company
of st. Louis.
The opinion. which was handed
down by Justice Robb. holds that
the decree of Judge Gonld should
he modified to the extent that
there should be eliminated from
the decree the restriction of the
labor organization and the other
defendants from mentioning,
writing or referring" to the bust
ness of the Bucks Stove * Range
Company or its customers. Other
wise the decree is affirmed. The
court holds that the .:cOrnbi-
nation" and boycott in further
ance thereof and the punishment
IN the ''We don't patronize" list
III aid of the boycott is Illegal.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-03-18

The sooner some of our local
unions realize the necessity of as
slStlng other crafts the sooner
Charleston will be better organ
lied. Receiving and filing com
municatiOnS without taking action
is very poor encouragement to less
fortunate unions. Remember your
local may have occasion to send
out circular at some future time.
On May the lst new wage agree
mcnts will be made by the build
ing trades. The organized crafts
in that line should get busy and
get the unOrganizcd into the fold
before it is to late. Don't imagine
you are the whole thing because
you are organized. To maintain
your organization you must have
assistance from the other crafts of
the building trades, as has been
demonstrated in this city in the
past.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-03-18

Your union hall is the place to
discuss business of the organiza-
ton, not on street corners and be-
fore the counter. Your attend
ance at the meetings VIII stimulate
the local and encourage the officers
who fight your battles for you.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-03-18

patronize our advertisers and
keep the money in circulation.
Money spent with mail order,
houses never helps your home
town
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-03-18
Such is Life

some men are not satisfied to
let their good deeds speak for
themselves. They want a mega
phone.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-03-18

The regular meeting of the Bar
tenders Sunday afternoon was a
busy and profitable one. This is
one of the best organized trades in
the city.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-03-18

The carpenters held very in
tercstinS meeting Friday night
with good attendance. Much
business of routine nature was
transacted.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-03-18
i@]SS1SSSS12!ssse22ys;S 22SS2iSe[zs]
g 50
s. LOCAL NEWS. S
Sc So
EseSsS5SoC-~.sss5sasS..ssrp. -O9se,csSS;;[[s.iiss

See that the union Stamp is in tn,
shoes you buy.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-03-18

Read The Labor Argus, the only
paper published in West Virginia
in the interest of the miners and
mine laborerS.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-03-18

All delinquent subscribers are
urged to pay up at once. We
need the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24

EuNifrtAN pAfsNlNf
She is recognized 40 the mUfi NnndTi
iui palaitt ~ the WnflH uA har visit
"a Europe stu save fradiurt that no.
tehifhsd the Wpsi sniiEhieNed ARD saep'
tiaai people Of rvfuusan Files rms
epadeifui hE riiau challenges auf rain
ist In the nnfld 40 faHurslf elih hsfi
thg dess nHf toll ihinrs ir please % pes
feu hut feaas ne HAND fUfi a. n rldlf
eaisa from the rfadia ln thF tfatr| tella
y sff psfsau the rlanst they wsfs hofn
atisf thsif laVki ana aNlufhN planets
sHd = hat rtsr in NE 20 t1As iu better
fhsinssitss ~hat psft 90 thN rnNHlff 10
best faf them Ait1 rsr|tlNt tnlnas
shish have alestf been nftisff 81
ahsf Business fpu afs beet adapted tori
a ten aud shrn yes will maffi settles
snd skplsins love afialfs and family
Troubles feunitsn the separated. stc
Nhs not sss me beet u fosif 20
mere Hstisfsftiau guaranteed An
feaiin1s strieti1 confidential
tive hrf = trial hefafs YOU tfltlrisc
EufrflAN CNMp
Easisve ea tiaiieA. dseissieee
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nafleF. TO The Nife Hf y hpflsf ia
W i3th. IaD o. q 500 -.
t.aurhlAn|- 70 the utfs Hf ''As"
l.. T-4s Aianaa. luir e. taii
m.t,e.yaTo ne elfs q = hsians1i
efts Iua ~ . son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
Hoods Canal and
Lilliwaup Falls

Hhs fsa pisces in ihs public ~ We
hHfa fqf sale 10 affss urut - ihf hse4i
nfui iIiilsaap failH tNs tNiNsnff fffeit
n To- future ON nHpds rsnai ilsrd al
in4fsfafsd sd iu faiilfsfieN. nfsfnafu
faass fifF afrfs b. affHsff. htiapfs 10
nssahHa. safasn an1 fman ffsll e
shiaksas nFF heed af cattle 0aitaiIa
inas muE rlaisf nn iAIiiH 40 ffefs
fhaf runs ihfaHat fhs ianff 20 fns
saaaa Price ~ 800 fsIms y go pash
hsiaHHs raH BE- affaHsst To- iufaufs
item fsHfh sHI uai aaf Do taH fssfs
II inlafssifi fsI ef afHs lHhH fisa 49,
leo atriusifr sfsst Ballard siatiet. r.
affls Tnans ballard DO laafl e
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cnirNrs uAscnFr
hf have ihfrs fitsstfs Tracts Hqffh
e iHs slu ihst wiii mats nfsi sisss
sasig fitsfsdl sias. 10 sshnri stoves 80
stufFh Price. iftp. tfte ard itta
tasIssi tian ~ terms
VAST a wnrKiFn
tsi cpiMAN hi.orh
nErwEEv Evrnwtf iSTrni RnkN
ANp TIM NnT*u Fits affss is1st
isaa sstssai ssi ttfss arf,s In fai.
tissiian balance pssinfs sepf fuuf.
tetm rpt'as. t4fa. euituiidlnfs ofth.
20 .e', ", ''s ..t So ..'i e.; '',i i.
HoHEur nALTHv.
gissit.iii Aissss haildine
fSfonNsFloN WANTED from a-usf
she has seed farm fef sale ssiiatis to-
aaiss pafFassr af asIsfsl isfmihf nai
esfIirniaf stuuf siis " inrsiien Wien
e ifai ffam ssssi anif rhs rW vii
diHtaI 20 hufsf enheuf psflnf oomwis.
iisf nsan u-E - w.n Menus q
rfieasn M
cnEsr-n saies.s fsssn.. frem
,,.s % i,is % ,.rn. q ~ ls.a VI Il
per asnth We ere the o~nsfs ~ feu
ear nanf yeaf erh pfitss See Hiii.
fnsns ssissinsa teday Aiss ~s usht
ssssfsi msa 70 sefs a. seed ~aass
III
Gloss IN-yss scts. Only ~ mile.
Hefth y eiif hsnay 10 t,ststi inter.
ufhan han rfh haiiam isnd tsianes
safA uuIard fuahlH. wafsr r.sIfs
rI..f.d ii t1a T.ft1s
nonENr NAtrnY
sstq'fii AiAssA nuilains
ii.s,
aff HONE ~ rHK COUNTRY
Hers i SOD haY hear Auhuinf 10
atfss si4sf and inApis isnt siefi
scf-. ds.p lien ssfdsr saii tainnr.
sssiif cl-efsd nies laeaiion rlsss u
sedi nslahtufs ~ lsn Terms TINS
pfiss iaelaass lumber snsush 70 hund
thfss fgeiu house
HunEuf HALfHY
sts.slq.pii AiasAs buildHs
CHAR. WIDOWS sls shlss.s
fsnfh. lars. piscs o. land sioss 10
strsst esfs agd stores snlj isif Terms
ilt down. u month Free voed sad
.stsf -. Ms Lsr.msa o. Hsndsr.
son. ct EaflinGten store on nss nshioa
iine. % lilllmahs tashisr. In Times
block III
WHAT wAiI.A wkLik wANrs II
ror President Roosevelt ssd YwsilA
Mnlia made The rlsasantssi Impression
on ny mind y any city ! Visited IN N,
NnftHsssi" The surrounding valley 10
an agricultural paradise II 10 makins
good Send Tor hpnhlri u u Ask ques.
Tons commefrlsi ciuh, wslia waiia
Wash
1tiar ACROSS LAKE WARRINGTON
Nsaf Bellevue 10 acrss half rich bot.
tom land halsncs frstselass upland
nearly all sIashed and EASILY cleared
running vator ell The year round veil
settled community A haffaln Al 81 gtu.
Terms
HonEnr MkffHY
sit.tsq-pii Aiaska hulidinr
ii-s
Dur or OWNER
on, acre. fouf-fOoa house. city water.
saad ssfdsn small fruits Sell all o.
half. small payment doen balance to
suit Ask for raptl lands At Irrigation
Hsafh Tahs Nsnton car
cheap lots for summer homssi heuriy
hesi service 50 minutes from The city
free eeod and waisr. large lots for sec.
q down, V PEI MONTH perfect THE
nHENERToN DEVELOPMENT co
los cherry w., Nround floor II
10 sores north Of seattle near The
Everett 1htefurban. some improvements,
price 1909 ess owner, Tho. Moore.
i6tfh loth aV " Afassf.,
Ftss.sefs tracts pfse, GOOD soil well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
wliEN you Ana M
SEATTLE
NiFIriso ritF YAla

Dent faii ia sai au me ; hsss hssn
tii ias coast fee fsafs aHA EN- familiar
a ith The faiasf ~ riif ana tenn lands
" HnahsfHish hAaslt aad kirs fHHnfiss
lee acres five miles tom AHhufnt Tie
hssi Of soil an the ufsf lftsI atHui iah
Hffsf fifaftd ne haianfs sssiif fisalaa
u 4sa one haif fash lig arfss flfatsd
~ The Htstii ufsfI ~ hsad " faHs I'll
tiaas ~ fsfrI tools infiudlNs nef rffsa
iuiit ssuAfsiuf ffifksHs haas isarE
isfss sffhafd tens " ffau o. i1 aAsir
essff frsf ffies ilgstaI isffaf
Nfsa 10 aFff farm I'll ftn0sd ~ iH
proved ffulf fsnfnI has tso tsusss small
aHs r.ais TO- "a 49, munihl slt sores b.
sifaa nsrfiss narns rhifksu haNtss sff
cssi 81 fqai oHs tsif aash balance isffas
10 saii purchaser
~ VAN Huns
fit ileanaH nldf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24


In tho fupeflor fnarf N The slate Of
washington. Tor KIM County.
In The matter N the estate Of Arthur
1ullus olson. o minor.
Notice NJ Application fef appointment
Of Duafdlsn. No t0,fi7
Notice il hereby given that Oscar
Hotia has flsd In ~ superior enuft Of
The state ef Washington for Kins
county . pstiilou praying that susr.
dian b. appointed fof ihe person and
ssiAts Of Affhur fullus olson. minor.
aud inat ieiieff n guardianship be
issued "a Osesf Hnffa and that Thursday.
ne ffi daY ~ Augusf, 1903, At ~
0eioek NJ Of said day. ~ tha court
room Of ne probate department q said
superior court has been ct Tor The hear.
Ing u raid psiiilon. when aud ahafs
any p@ffcn Interested may aurasf aud
shos fsgss shy the pfsYsr ~ said
petition should not 10 sfanfsd
Nnnssf ne Hon John y fahey Judge
~ tsid superior court and the ssai n
sai1 s9lfi hsfsauto affixed this aud day
~ July 1909
d X sfcRLFq clerk
~ PERCY u THONAE Dspafr CLERK
NONcHfEFFE CAMERON
Attorney fat Central BIDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
Exchange
University Acre

ous acrs. hsif u u ~ hssi,1
psen faiiisaied fet fe<r u..,1-11
opposition tfuuuds en Law -
close 20 some Of ne n.s- y, =
homes lu Seattle n mins,e 80
business section ~ q he,rss" ~
,.stmsnt thls can't b. seat
wanted
NtkUuui.tN REALtt w. y.
iiei American hsnk Nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
BOARD AND ROOM.
foa RlNr-MlscatLANfoUs.
sUSiNlss ertnofs.

t4ffhii sN
BUSINESS cHsRoEs.
A Hotel Snap That Is
a Snap
rhis lsffr heisi aith . As fas1sa.
100 Isfts ilnins fresss tifsasH siifiHf
iriisfs eifsifiT uftis hai sHt nsis ssfsf.
f4iif hafrnafsf itfratfaat sffA E aaas
~ Hafasr iissifi ~ filsiE 50 s4as
ne faah ths isfsasi ard 49, taisi lH
W. cin nasi b. sald fsffiss af4sl tsfs
~ Sc fts taisHfs q fts ~ f4ts $50
~ fsHt Doc fsss itis b hai sfH
Nv VAS noHN.
~ llasrssn rias
aH-=H=siaa=a-HsaIsa=a-sa= ais-a-----------i===---
Wanted
cras pIi, amsii. Asa cas- on
Z, rss 90, g. - on ..sss ,.,, &C
eemsipsk uisa a.is toprsf q sssssins
For Sale
sss klasfiesr esas4ian on ltasl
tat san nssirs ..a.Haa tse
4 lfs nsstIs iissasf
J 80 Sc Mold NED 4 raasz aia
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root. gnop cfnAR srASfi' HAHnEH
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rut ntsirst fiAck u 80 ieN \
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flssfs. istesgg s.aalss slg
Nhff Adafsss iisN| Hsf e'fist
- -
.' 49, ~ "f'H'''sn' we Afth Hssf
iHa lfNn
from Na.t Esid $50 isfH's
hss hestns" .HsH
~ 80 .ttinp iessias tet ssa
70, NJ 9a,s ~ "a. - -.
heA.h ~ .np ei Meh si.l 10
500 tn.ia1sa 'sts ss'si',.si
h-mf Nt'
H"is hHh "'s"''''ehi
naslnsss afPatiahhiss ~ hfsHisftan
SALOON deiNr sead husinss. faf ssls
Assiss fiffufs fhssffe tfihsifs is
500 lnfains snsr ~ ~ tiFtt rsftf
fut fufihef infefinsiign seH - h7esa
iqt Nashlneinn hifs reaitis -
FhfE iNrink iNfohhAtluN. fhaE
plans Ffftlfrlsfs ant esiashlt fhth
ahtAnff sdfHss % eaiAea fhfllit ii.iisa
fli efffYanf etrff hsfe tnrfstits
nanufaqtnflHf fNaNfss cheap fsffss
iands lqtt. feNses Hailfiufs Inventions
stoves fa'iafifs %. ssifrsHit Hir ~
W Tree rasitafds snsf etei tss tHf
tnpS tts@issI hnisIs anl sellers Mas
sine no. earn FNfN u 10 thits 81
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Ravenna Park District

We have only a few stais. lots left
o. ms price lots ait cleared and level
water IN. Terms " dnan haianss s. 50
month ownef. iit HALEY NOS Msiu
sttsi Ind teas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24
THE SEATTLE STAR

Enisied at the seattle posi- eliiee As
sspnnd class waiter
ono NrHl psf copy slk cents yet NssA
90 tasnN five cents W. month i'slif
cred nf mall o. paffirf SO nee 'efiHs
no MAJ slnsCR innHs The date
gh,n your suhsNflpiign cNplfst . Ca ne
sddfsts istsl 81 rsch papsi When mat
date arflssa % soar eausa lfilnn hea nv
asalr been pad lu sANansr feHh hsl5s
Il taacn from the liFt fhahsr " as,s
~ tFs address iatgi is q receipt v 80
re- ysaf. 81 ~ NJ flA mtnlhs
Norics 10 suaseHintR- shsall
yaur opry 81 TIE ftHi ief ;. iesah
4. % deck aus esrniuf rieasf ae -
IN, fayof g. faW 40 eNi uietn eittes
tan.sf Nain ifta iud tli bet = ssh
and - o'cleet and - Nui ssHa fea
can, a. once NJ taa shadid mites q ineis
ma once pleas lslvrhens ~ eteft ilms
ycu mise n .t.t..
,ar ,uu.sflhsfs psfisgi ssfstes sHa
Il 10 the vHi, NA1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-24

Fer Hsis EasfsfH ofsegh rniar
esHHff Iafs safsf lllatsf an1 farm
isha beet asfsfi sfssfs lIfing
1ns faaiufi isfEs hafns farfiars
house ff4Hsaf. hsuHsff nss and usii
taiitl timber nesIif Eils flf sud tam
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