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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
THE THIRD DEGREE

A play has been put ON in New York called "Thc Third
Degree Il deals with the illegal cowardy, cruel and I'm
American system by which police in the habit
oi making accused persons bear against themselves
1t shows how an innocent under the bullying and
badgerug OF police officers made words that amount
TO confession Such play ought to do an immense amount
Of good in holding mp eNecraon practice which makes
many OF police stations dcus OF dasardsm bad those
OF Russia
In the play the making the false confession is repre-
scented practically hypnozed by the repeated assertions ct
the police that he guilty, accompanied by supplying and
dominating assaults upon him while confined IN the station
The other day, in Newark. ~ J., the police dragged
from her bed midnight hurried her the morgue
and Mortified her by exhibiting the nude dsgured body OF
her murdered husband the awful spectacle the
fell her knees crying piuy and kissing the dead flesh
OF her husband Then Tor hours She piled mercess
with questions and charges Finally she tainted and was
taken hospital wreck The police tried 60
fasn the crime upon the wife but she declared her innocence
all Of the brutal questions in ndcat
ing innocence
The police officer guilty OF such practices corrupted by
service in the atmosphere OF them will at the idea
"Hypnouzedr he will scott Oats all gulf. The guy
that SAYS he done it, done it, that's alw
But Hugo MuuSterburg professor of psychology al Har
ward in careful study of Chicago gave out
his deliberate opinion that the accused innocent but
hypnotzed confession by the wcrushng treatment OF
the third degree"
you did ia You did i'll You did itT This Is the thing
hurled the prisoner and again by the buecoa,ed
brutes who administer this ordeal helpless generally
weak minds conscience hepessness the grip Of
the mighty engine OF the law
Such assault the will just the thing used by the
professional hypnotist the stage You viii Sleep
he and the subject sleeps you just killed mani" he
and the subject begins stink and Try escape
arrest though has been committed His guilt real
to him. though imaginary to the audience.
The thing that done every night the stage be done
in the police station Ii be done IN 10 minutes with the
cooperation of the subject there doubt that 1t
be done against his will after hours and hours OF badgeng
with relays OF officers denying him denying him sleep,
soothing his denials Of guilt reterating again and
again and queng him with looks in his eyes and often
with blows OF fists and chs
The old practice for the officer TO warn his on
arreng him that anything he might say would be used against
him.
The present practice is crush him that he may be
trapped hypnozed into saying something be used against
him.
But the officer that adopts the third degree methods is
a coward and himself a criminal
lie is resortng torture wiring confession from
against whom he detective enough find the evidence
He the mans guilt before trial
lie violates the sacredness OF the person
lie should not be retained any police force
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
STORY OF TEEE UNHAPPY BRIDE
LAMNERMOOR AS TOLD nv SONG
Donizetti's Opera Lucia
Is Full of Pretty
Music.

with the presentation at "tmclh, 90
the three aUt opera built hN DON'T
rrtti con Nrutt'a novel THE Brittle ~
ammurmoof tho urcrH season VIII
hr opened tomorrow night ln scat
etc, creating an iuteruat iu the WON
unhappy bride ~ iammsfmoor and
che sad HtutN OF love and e family
fnud told Boa sons hy the italian ar
tisto
a love springs up between Lucia
~ lammormuur taupfunul and td
Kar 90 NaVcuHwood truuri despite
The faut that fuud exists between
Their two Families. and whnne Lord
Henry Ashton lhArttone1, tlurin p
brother and head 90 her family.
learns OF this existing passion. he
.cudeaVnfs hY forged letter 10 poi
aau tisa stills mind arid fafge hcr
marriage with tnfd Arthur buck -
law ttehorl The girl Yields with the
presentation of thia letter ana Go an
argument that only bN this mar.
riage can tho fortunes Of her house
De maintained Edgar returns.
curses her. matches the RING from
bet finger treads q under fuat and
Lucia becomes insane She Kills Ar
thur BE- the bridal chamber aud dtou
10 great anHuisti whereupou Edgar,
learning % her death and inmneonrr.
Kills himself
rhe opeaias SeeHs.
The curtain rises on e scene IN "a
grove near tho scottish castle.
Henry has discovered that fufia aud
Edgar arc ln love, and makeh tho
declaration that only q marriage hos
tWee Lucia aud Arthur can save
the fortunes ~ his house tnfia. f.ut
eta In This Grove d Lucia then
Heeta EdHar ttuot Forgive. lucia.
that ! Ia TITS hour etc ;. and they
lid farewell
When tho curtAin rises on the see
uud act Ashton ia maktnR prepare To-
lions for the wedding 81 i.ueia and
Arthur duet. Dear sister. come
hitheri Ral mond Lueia'a teach
81. perauadaa her 10 consent Go the
wedding taria. "uh. heaven. they
persuade mel Edgar appears aud
fnahra in % stop use weahinH Re
BE- overpoW erred and then ha rurssa
Lucia for her faithlcsaneaa
A. the opening uf the third act
Ashton and Edgar arrange duel.
and then che scene IL shifted The
wedding has taken place aud RAY
mond ANNOUNCES thht tuula has slain
The bridegroom iucia insane.
rnahea tntp the room This o. the
famous mad scene. with fta flute
solo taria. Sweet tonnsi heard
bis Voice.
The neat scene lie graveyard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
ne MAoPIE's NEsr.

once upon a time all the birds
came and asked the magpic 10 teach
them how 60 build their nests You
see. the maRpie o. the cieverest bird
~ them all al building nests 50
she gathered the birds around her
and began Go show them how 60 do
a. First she took some mud and
made sort 81 a round cake with ID.
"oh, ! see how it's done" said the
thrush. and away she flew. ao that :
how thruEhes build their nests today
Then the maNpie took some twigs
and put them round Ia the mud
Now ] know an about a." said the
hlackbird, and away he Cew. and
that's how hlarkhirds make their
nests today
Then the magpie pat another layer
~ mud over the twiEH, "oh. that's
easy" said tho wise owl and away
be- flew, and owls have never made
better nests since
After this the maybe took some
wigs and twlned them around the
outside The very thing. said the
sparrow. and away he Flew. so spar
rows make slovenly nests. even to-
day
Then the magpie took some feath-
crs and stuffed and lined tho nest
That's an right" Cricd the starting
and away he flew. and ever since
the starlings have comfortable nests.
So every bird took with him some
knowledge Of how Co build "a nest.
but none waited Co see 10 finished
But the magpic went ON working
without looking zap Un only turtle
dove remained and that kept on
calling It's Silly cry: Take two.
Tuffy, take two-o-o-o"
The mHgpie heard this Just as SHE
was putting q twig across. So she
said. ones enough
But thc turtle dove answered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

flee have askrd me what ere anaasf
WnH buf TREY must salt 7 have
tvid them Nethiu duln A seHtle
mas unE me % ~ phaur early this
morning aud gave iu hts aueNor bat
I told him Be muat mail it &C. che
puHniH editor EuunF thina that.
toe~fuf he-wali AZ Man ara
not saginR y Tom had the correct
answer or Hmf
The ana~er@ received are 20 near
tNe correct solution tHnt 4 nm afraid
tn spring auN ~ thuw today MaMF
wauid ~ staea 90 the cDFreef tnttF
prstattuH wiit however. print "a
hunrh % them MONDAY
The offsss bsf says there are f.lae
replies already SO g. fhis noon
There is SURELY something the matter
with the count 20 that uffire boy far
: artuaiiy believe Z have opened q +.
geo envelopes
Here srs few poiat~r. fur several
90 those writing tu
Ifobs Jack. firsnasst on--f our an
awer ta nearly correct Try nNatn.
Grace D.. ks-~nnut leave any more
answers wtth The cashier come up
90 che editorial room and ask for the
uuaEir editor ~ you had dome 81
yesterday afternoon. would have
told sos haw near sou came 90 the
correct answer Try 90 again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Haas Tre.. Ksat--Sear a. bu, no,
quite
Nerthsrs Hstsl--kimosf Try u
again Leave nut the middle guess
and fry % again
Peach nio-.sus-First two correct
bot away OF on lest picture
Miss ttstfte--flrHt ard last %. d
Try the middle one aEhtn
Ftarvnre ks--AwaF off uout atNr
mp Arnd On another
ltlram Asarww@~-1tAtf a scent or
WISE Guy--Nni hF luna shot
. uu haven got the idea
sea Frsssi-es opera 90. thorus
tsiri--Nnu have 10 nearly fiEhL Try
81 again
cs-hIsr--You are rad 80 nEures
Stetis s.--Ftfsf and third correct
orr ou middle
eusert - Try it aKain. nearly
right
nsaIah--oh. 40. Thla 10 no lssh
Don't got fuunF
frHaa--Aimuaf right
New. pay aft~attsae--ThlH ~ ths
last iay the puHHle runs Monday
several answers sent IN wiil ~
given Cut tndaYa problem out and
hustle 90 your answers THE stars
rnu ~ honor for uuaz1r nuraHiuf
will mean something later on
PUZZLE EDITOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
GARVIN'S CORNER
Y THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARvIN
PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

THE srtnfT on LINCOLN
.. hroodina over seattle. Tho conn
trY ia commemorative his birth. 700
years ago. President Roosevelt yiH-
tied hiH birthplace. near iiodKen-
VILE NN cities towua ana hNWlctB
have observed tho day with fittinR
exercises. seattle caught tho. spirit
~ this occasion. and Prot Mehny, =
address OIL the Seattle theatre struck
the Keynote. Abraham Lincoln aa
Man was hts theme.
Tmrr-an said "other men are
lenses through which we read our
own minds A. au American prod
act Abraham Lincoln, bt hia lifc
aud deeds and death. has left be
hind him. silent but impcriahahle
lessous Tne se e,l,, q 5ten great m9p
Hest 90 an tho boys md RlflH of our
city as they study this iife Of CTR
cumstauce and character. are IN
Hpircd TO make the most OF them
selves what lessons does his life
teach7
nirth H. no barrier 60 success here
IL may be in Philadelphia. but not
Ga seattle. More than one president
cabins Another one may The west
viii have president some time.
WIN DE come from Weshingtonl H.
hu living now Who knpwHF Lin
coin 81 carry IKE AHhtHfH VIZ lNN 20
be discouraged because we were
born poor and unknown.
Ite didn't pick his work. He aid
what HIS hands found to DO. Ito
was somewhat creature Of clrcum-
stances. But he had Il in him That
angular boy, growing into perpon-
dicuiar manhood, was almost "a Jack
Of AN trades before he found him
self In his development be wis
farmer boy. barReman, Htorokeeper
postmaster, captain IN tho Black
hawk war. deputy surveyor lawyer
politician. Legislator. representative,
president tie made good 49, he
went Don't hc particular 10 what
ia before you.
lie lived every dag. Ho wasn't al
ways aohomiuH, hoping planning for
tho future. lie enjoyed the life
around him "Suffiricut unto the
day ia tho evil thereof. said Jesus
ABE" believed this. He escaped
worry Worry "a driving some seat
tie people I know towards stella
COON. GlndneHa and sorrow swept
81 ana out Of his life lie had luck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
IN THREE CHAPTERS.
BY MARION HALL

Before going indoors. she glanced
az The houses ou both sides ~ the
street noticing with ever new
jealousy the ever old scene ~ gen.
erhi neiFhborlineHs ga which she
had no share From the groups 81
bnbicB in the gutter 10 the groups
pf women at waehtuba IN back
yards. all but herself had com.
radop 10 Idle with, cronies 10 talk 10.
"Cossiplng trollops'' she com
mcntcd
Her tone was bitter. but there
was also hcartache ia II ~ she
shut out the world and went back
into her empty home Yet az that
vera moment had a neighbOr run
IN and Attempted 10 Zoe ucighbofly.
sally 0aliowag would have resent
ed Il 80 sincerely and aggreasiYely
b. 70 have discouraged further ad-
yances from that quarter for all
time
And II Mrs Skunk tsmlnkj
thinks she rents my whole house
FOR dollar a week. ~ show her
she's mistaken the moment she
poker her nose into my privacy,
she muttered a. the conclusion Of
her work Of putting 30 rights the
room intended for her widow And
m pick every last flower from my
garden and put them IN my own
room straight Off Which she did.
with quletlng effect upon her
nerves
IN the afternoon. when car
rage bowled down the honOred and
delighted avenue. Miss Galloway
was quite ready for II iu a bOarder
repeiling gown Of stiff alpaca. The
carriage let out ltH one occupant
black fohed. RriefHtrickcn girl
not much more than a child wid-
owed az H. She CROPPED her way
into the house and ran unaaked
into Miss Galloway outraged. un.
ready arms
Why. where's Mrs smink p de-.
mAnded the spinster But she
knew. and tried % shove away the
hands which chung 90 her
oh. Miss Galloway" sobbed the
girl pressing against Miss Sally'a
stony bosom. aud there pouring out
her agony Of loss. 81 10 10 good
% you 10 befriend me. 20 give me
homc' oh. how could have
borne 10 60 back 10 the place they
took him from. where be has lain
three days dead. three days-'
Its over Don't harp on Il. 40.
yiaed Miss Galloway stu nery.
ously pushing a. the young fingers
She objected 10 tears on her dress
and on her carpet
three days. without a word
10 me without a look. without a
movement OF his dear arms. SO cold
20 atill and we were always talk.
INK and laughing. why couldn't I
die. too7"
You will II you go on like This
Il does no good
We used 20 go everywhere to-
gcthcT. Why not down 90 death to-
getherG NJ only heaven was In
The llght 81 mY dear ones eyes. and
my only possible home was ia his
heart and whore IL be now In
the dreadful earth"
Miss sally shiyered She. too
had once stood beside a new grave
There Is a tree near him. and Il
rusties all the time. Re never
could bear the sound OF a tree
ruHtllnE IN the wind He said 81
had n lonely sound And now he'll
have 10 listen to it forever and for.
ever Tie cant get out Oh. I'm
going back 10 him I left him too
soon He viii think. dead though
he rs. that might have stayed a
little longer DO sou hear me- Let
GO
Not tenderiy. but inEtinctiyely.
Miss Galloway tightened her hold
Be quiet. she gasped Stop
carrying on. Youll make yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

. regret 60 say. remarked Deas
con French az thc last meeting ~
thc aauaahviiin Political Debate club
chat this club hHa been doKrnerHt
ing over since became n member
OF it"
The deacon paused and flushed
as he saw d slight smile on the
faces ~ hts fellow momhrrH
what : mean Co Say &c." De- CON
tIuuod. with some haste chat ever
since / Joined thiH club I've noticed
u gradual but decided change for
the worse
The smile on the facca of the 9th.
nr members dnopuufd md the deH
CONS face turned almost scarlet
You all Know what ! mean he
added desperately. What ! mean Ia
that from the very minute 7 became
% member 90 the AqunahVillc Folit.
teal Debate club I could anei that ~
was beginning Go lose itH value az
au Organization, and the longer
have stayed Ia a.. the moro gfoadllY
have I seen 10 running down hlii pee
lAupiuruttfH Magazine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

and "potluck " too. TIE lot the NOR
row take care OF itself
lie stood ON his own feet. lie had
convictions IL ever I get q chance
strike It hard, ho said IN early life
Yet when his chance first came. na
president he found that the Union
must he saved before slavery could
Dee abolished iic had strength of
character Go put Tho Union first No
man ever said hc ruled Liucoln's
I coincidence or directed hia poilciea
tie believed what ne believed sufN
'icutly Co take stand tt takes IA
man Co do that Young man and
woman. keep your nerve aud atand
ON your own foot
Honest Abe" YEAS his nickname
Gould there be bcttarq Through !
out his chaugpfnl life ne never at0le.
defrauded or exploited. You could
I iruHt Abraham Lincoln. Faithful in
little things he could be given large
powers. A streak OF dlshoneatv In
any Seattle man or woman diacred
ITS them. Honesty ia the hest mol -
ICY with ms as with him
man of sorrows aud acquainted
with grief. yet he possessed the saw
lng grace Of humor lie LAUGHED
because he couldn't cry. IIia atorlrr
and humor enabled him aud hiH nH-
Hnuintes Go bear the bitterness OF
war ana other thingH This ~ IA
distinctive American trait, this pow
er 90 see the funny slide of lie
! Through our tears, during Prof
MeanE'H eloquent address. we laugh
ed at some OF the stories he usod 20
tell Ills stories had a point. "a
takes man with sympathy in his
heart TO be able Ca. enjoy hearty
/ laugh.
lie had his faults. though we care
not TO remember them This shows
him TO be q man with like passions
80 ouraeivea We are what We are
In spite 81 our weaknesses. not he
/ cause Of them. hut one Of his faults
was not diAreapect FOR God and Hia
/ righteousness.
lie had tho courage TO feel his de-
| pendence ana cultivate prayer SO
we honor Abraham Lincoln because
he lived q mans life and ala his
duty Ia his day Like him we can
serve our generation. We. like he.
can be Ourselves Like him, we can
| be great "He ~ great who ~ what
| he Il from nature and who never re-
minds Us % others" Sons and
daughters OF Washington. remember
Abraham Lincoln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
: EXCLUSTOHVIST
L. A@'G A ~~A@ - -

sick iff mo EiFH you .I t1T
room. Mrs Shrink"
Don't call me that Eyer lie
used No. 90 fun My nam' ia
Father Call nae that
eAil right Nov you muet qull
crying res bad Tor you
but / want ~ diet She vas
again clnging 10 her uureHpoualye
companion
"Nof IN my house 800 have no
such thing. fumed Miss Galloway.
striving 10 free herself Better
go ~ your room and De down
Bit"
"rd rather stay with you" sob
bed the girl
"Of nll tho loeches muliered
Miss Galloway. IN dcHpairlug recog
milton Of the fact that sympathy
was lmpcrauvelY required ~ her
lie here. then" She dumped her
charge upon the lounge and pat
ted her several times Woodeniy. 81
n she we're humping a sofa clah.
Ion. Don't you bulge one bulge
uH bring you cup Of tea
Leaving the room. she muttered
Since I've started az tea I might
a. we'll DO the other thing TOO"
therefore she transferred the sweet
peas 10 her dodgers bureau and
strobe angriy 10 the kitchen
Ia this fashion did Esther be
come q member Of the Galloway e.
adjustment A. n lodger she
proved desirable. for she minded
her own business. was quiet and
neat. and. by the Dorcaa society.
was kept supplied with 10 many
patrons that Hhe not only paid her
rent. but began to put aside d little
money She persisted IN loving
Miss Sally as her truest. frankest
friend All that Miss Sally could
do IN return was merely 10 tolerate
her not much m0re-and even thA
liberation would not stand d strain.
as Esther soon discovered. u was
on the day that she found BarthOlo.
new IN the garden hanging on
fence Miss Saily'a aide1 and had
brought him into the house 20 roll
bin upon the floor and generally 20
enjoy his babyBhip Hearing ht
shheks Of anguished mirth. 49,
sally descended IN a fury.
Take that nuisance out Of be =
she commanded
Sc says co.'s noOsance,' RurKled
Esther Ia Bartholomew tiny ear.
Miss sally went white with anger
and said ahakingiy:
Its is possible you do not under
stand me-"
Esther looked up. frightened az
the unmlstakable hatred IN her
landlady's face. and lost no time
carrying Bartholomew TO the
door
4 found him IN the garden. she
stAmmered. and just brought him
Ia for a frolic lie looked ike a bit
OF sunshine"
Then put him where sunshine
belongs outdoors. said Miss Gallo
way grimly. regaining her com
posure
This incident troubled Esther. and
she brOoded over IL until Sally
Galloway felt forced to justify her
self
"Ali my life I've been the vctim
Of children and their selfishneEs.'
she burst out suddenly A child
that Is. the bearing Of one-cost my
mother her life Ny childhood
was squAndered tending the thank
less brood she left. then my faith
er married again. the second batch
% squallings eventually drove rs
first ones from home 20 earn our
living ! became a nursery maid.
Il was all ] know Ny glrlhoOd
went as my childhood did--wasted
--stunied crushed I saved a little
money Now that ] am old they
keep on badgering me- Do you
wonder that ! hate them 2"
Poor Miss Sally. whispered
Esther. slipping away TO her own
room and her sewing
Ito be continued.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

A man. walking behind two girls
on lGth aN last night. overheard
part ~ their Conversation
How DO Fnu like working in the
laundry one asked the other
oh. fair" was the reply
There was silence Tor moment
Then the second Hifi said n got
even with Frank Tor not koeptnE
that date "wednesday night
How asked her friend
He sent bite laundry go our place
yesterday I got hold of e. and rip
ped hia shirt halfway up The back '
ZINE" came from the Laundry
workers friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

One 81 the stories that the late
James ruFu. the novelist. liked most
TO teil. was about what he called au
American duel wherein two dupllHts
with one second met Within doors
ana drew lots 60 decide which should
shoot himself A was The uniupky
MAN. and without 70 word De retired
into enc uDKt apartment Co carry out
the purpose ~ SELF destruction Ii
and tho second. both very much
moved hV tine trngrdv ~ the aitun
ton remained in listening attitudes
At iHat the DlHt0l was heard. they
Hhuddered with emotion and re.
morse. when HuddeulY in rushed tho
supposed dead man trlumphnutlB
eKelHtming Missed by heaven 'a
THE IaflHr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

whore EdAar awaits bis eurmy he
learns that isuela has become Insane
and iH DYING and that she asks only
for him The bell ta tniiad aumHuue
ms hnr death ard 10 Htaha himself
This BE- one of the beat khuen ~
rraH because ~ tta eNrFf music ara
iu ths Fulr % iuria Nine Cecilia
Tamantt XaYiskt % the lamhardi
troupe wiH have che opportunity 81
display with much effect thr 50 Get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

In village school, The rector'a
wife was questioning q mixed class
Of boys and girls ou certain branches
81 their religious knowledge Pres
dh'a ark After having touched
briefly ON that she asked the chill
drcn whether they knew of any
other ark mentioned in the Bible
"Yeaa.' answered one eager little
girl "the Ark Of tho Covenant"
quite right" said the lady, much
pleased Aud then. thinking ~ the
ark 81 bulrnahea ia connection with
the baby Moses. she asked And
can you mention any other7'
The Child, after a few minutes
hard thought cried out. con. yes.
mann, ark tho herald angels ainWi0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Oh. we married folks are sore on
YOU. Cupid.
Most disappointing 90 elves.
nut 90 show you up now would be
Stupid
let others find out for them.
selves
Sells new and buys old furniture
Find the man ON pagc 8. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

There's fellow who u always
borrowing trouble
why complain about that He
might be- always borrowing money
-fouiaviiie Courier-Journal
Never trust a man whose dos has
gone back On him
The mos! ANNOYING egotist is ne
one who always aayH Why don't
You 90 ~ dof
About enc man in thousand 10
blessed with tho abilit1 % Jet well
enough alone.
Grouchieigh-f don't feel like my
self fhiH morning
wlgwss That must be- fine
~ The time man 10 ready 10
seHF Famr'a wreath. hla head o. 90
big that D. no longer nts
sod widow a. one who has lost
her husband grass Widow ~ ore
who han stmpiy miaiaid him
The fellow who 10 disappointed
ir love says tho Cyutcni Bachelor
generally lives 90 be TiHd 81 IA
Macy e woman can accomplish
more wtth e bent hair pin than her
husband can With fuit Hsi 81 tools
e dont often smoke. said the
stiHEy man. a. De- lit "a twosfar. but
when want "a cigar want ii bad
niabbs njones IL man u strong
siobbs what makes you think
nlobba lie made New Years
resolution and 10 atiii keeping a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

culoraturn soprano voice which has
won her recognition 90 Europe and
Latin America.
Tho rast in tomorrow niMhta pfos
duftion follows
Lucia ..... Cecilia THmauu EaNHHhl
Aztec ..... ......4 ........A diana
EdEardn ........... Eugene tiattaln
Henry Ashton AlaHsauhru Modest
Raymond ......... Aftidoru Maursri
LORD Arthur Hufhlaw ....4.. A. Aofi