The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
EIGHT LITTLE GTRLgES AND
THEIR, RUNA WAY TO TIE ~ >.
THEY ARE REAL TicKLEp
ABOUT AMERICA AND
THEIR LONG TRIP.

and we were mighty glad TO soc
the statue OF Liberty. give you
my word"
Which same trlekled from the
rouged lips OF Miss 0uasie Dean,
one OF the Eight Palace Girls he
heavily charged maEnot which the
orpheum offers thlH weok
And that opening sentence IL the
finish OF a tale well worth the un.
fold It's the storya first time
out And It's rich STUFF Hut true.
And 4 explains Just why eight No.
to British maids are vooallng some
and diahsng up toppy tefpsichorcan
tricks IN Seattle today
A Foolish Fan, whose Bump OF
Doubt Ia somewhat abnormal, tried
90 advance me the Educated Hop
that the Eight Palace Girls wore
purloined from plichuck aud other
places OF the plkar persuaaions-an
unwafrantod libel. don't you know,
But nat 20 their iilt~ this
ought 20 be- news 20 tho Duck over
In Butte who had them singing be
fore they went down into tho cop.
per mines.
MHfsd at Old Lunnen.
II was only few months Rgo
that tho Palaco Maids became
Miffod AZ Dear Old Lunnon They
Jolly we'll knees Ia was America for
them.
Aud 20 the plot wan lneubatored
The girls were IN that good old
shamrock village, Dublin. not 40
very long ago. on the eve Of trip
TO that good old Pretxei hamlet.
berlin. 20 oil an engagement. when
the Blg Idea came.
And without q qunlm the Palace
Maids forgot home and mother and
meshed 10 the railroad depot They
also boarded a train bound lAy-
erpool way aud went Into hiding
Now. Mr.. John Tiilar. famed
throughout the Old World a. a tsrp-
aich0rean caf.up, wac Wild When
word filtered back 20 him that eight
OF bis fanciest foot Fingers had
taken French leave and we're bound
for the country which pried Itself
loose from Great Britalu back In
George Washington time. ] be
lieva.
Couldn't Believe a.
THAT elght ~ hln ciaasiemt per
formers whom he had nursod along
from happy childhood should de-
asrt. was unbelievable 70 Mr. Iii.
Tor. And ha sont Mr. Till@r. lr. %
Liverpool 10 Plead. HAT Mr Tiilor.
r.. couldn't lind the mlaalng Maids.
For they were buried until that
Transatlantic steamboat came alons
That week We waited for that
boat.-ohi- said Minnie Williams.
win We ever forget IT. added
Guaale Daan Why. the day we
were 20 60 aboard that steamship
was awful We all piled into a
eab-eight Of as. mind you--and
whlsisd away 10 the pier | expect
ad 10 have aona person atop Us. but
NE went aboard without Mr. Tiliers
aon anywhere around"
Wall, yoa knov hoS Il ts-we
wanted a change put In Beastis
brown.
And wa havan't regretted 4,
have ne. giFlaY chimed Masxie
kiIeorne.
Except mo-Tm rather home
sick. aaid Kmuale Appleton.
~nnt. remember hos good Ameti'
can audiences have been % ~. OBJ
iectad Margte Graham,
Are Just "po-Hshtsd."
eAnd how dsfiEhtfaI the wsst u.
aided finmis Harrington. the
artist ereature.l
Il aon't think m ever 30 back 10
star. murmured EyA F1t4simmona
4 wAa seared.~ said Minnie VII
ilAnaa. even on tho boat I honest
IL expected 10 ane Mr. Tiller wheH
ws landed al Sew York. Ana We
wera mighty glad 10 see the Statue
II Liberty. give you my Sord
Drawing me into a corner. Jimmy
Ciemonn. the ilmh@r-limbsd eceen'
trio youth In the act. and an Amer
can from kaal to t0rmnat. aaid
Can you beat M
And thats how the Eight Palace
e,gyls. favorftea ~ the Old World.
became New World Cheechakoes.
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