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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-09-17

.....-ee repo-ed that 500 Of The
s~rart appropriated fr street Ill.,
-.,vs-ert. had been expended and .
ya. authorized % orders car loads % .
crushed rock % be used on streets .
md with srec'sl reference 70 repairs
r., tte roadway leading % Cr"oe'
land bridge
~~--e. sra.. called attention 10
49, s-~rs conditions prevailing
~ .ra f5.rh School. ard tie commit
re- was empowered 70 Do the neces-
sary things
Chairman Davidson reported the
fire apparatus 10 good shape.
The report Of Chief FOCUS Of Ponce
management for the past year was
h;gh.v c0mmendstory Of the force
Under the head Of unfinished busi-
ness Chairman Oils reported the est
mated cost Of cleaning Grocers branch
10 be 80.
The council allowed the Sewer com
panv 800 20 reimburse IL for ex-
ira cost incident % change Of pipe
lines made necessary BY change OF
grades Of streets.
The council appropriated 500 % BE-
extended on the road leading from
Cumberland. and under the Norfolk
and Western railroad bridge. so as 70
make +. psssable during high water
the county Of Cumberland ard The
Norfolk and Western each 20 con.ri-
butte Ike sum for the same purpose.
the Street committee 20 approve The
work when done. The matter ~
proper sewerage for West Farmr'le.
10 be- BOXED after
Oh notion Of Mr Erambert the
Farmvlle Silver Band w.l be profid-
ed with three incandescentlghts.
The subject 0i delinquent taxes was
subject ~ earnest consideration and
If was agreed that after q notice of 6l
DAYS tie law would be rg'ly en-
forced AGAINST al who may then Dr.
found delinquent
Tile committee ol Eehts were auth
o~z.f % rse their discretion 'n the
.~s..a- of rr-ish.rg The Courthouse
s.. .f....., r.r+.
a letter was reaa urging VA, ''..-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
Rlayti1e Worries
THE BROKEN WINDOW

The day after Christmas Jack
BROKE q window pane. He was play
fs,0 with his new hall. and was'
Throwing Il away up In The air whcn
rrash Il vent right through the little
window. and the glass came shiVcr-,
The window was IN Jacks own
4ndranfu. He ceaid ne IN bed a.
sirht and nee the twiukling stars
and fhe shining moon through ~
bright panes. and IN the morning the
sunbeam filled tte room with sold
81 light There were four paues d
glass. clear a. crystal and Jack
fnusd net remember that any had
e3er been broken before.
The north wind that had been
singing an day In the trees hurried
into Iacka room through Tho broken
xfaxa Mamma heard tbs noise and
4eut IL L. see what lt Was.
Dear dear she said. IL viii
never do to have the north wind IN
the house day ike this" and she
swept 10 the glass and fastened q
blanket across the window.
Mamma ala not ask any questions
and Jack did not say a word about
how If happened He sat down be-
hind the stove and heard the north
wind singing outside. "OOopoooOOi
VINO broke the little window WhOf
! know and ~ do you" That "
whaf Il seemed a. say
jack al not IKE ~ hoar Y. 80 he
went ont doors The little hoy next
door saw him and called him over
10 PLAY soldiers with him. But SOME.
how ~ did not feel like visiting Ho
went hack % tho house and upstairs
10 hla room. II waa dark with the
bfankef drawn across the broken
window. II did not look like hia
room III All. although all his Christ
mas things -his sled and top and
bank were there He lay down on
the bed and there was blk lump
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
\ SLIGHT RECOGNITION


The United States senate has adopted resolution advo.
eating the location OF onehall OF the nations navy ON the Pa
ellie coast
This is good thing. Il is recognition that there Is Pa
cc coast which an the Eastern statesmen seemed 90 be
forgetting Il probable also ncpen recognition by the
great theequaers OF the country the eastward OF AS that
the important national activities has moved to the
Paciie
The horrible and terrible with Japan at Saera'
has had its effect in calling general attention to the fact
have tremendous national bearing The
Caornans fought bed and laid down noby under the big
stick but their sacrifice in vain We're going to get
some per cent protection and that is worth
all they 1t hard but they worked IN that
war-seare eorkserew and pulled il out
Baeships thc advance agents Of trade With their
protection in Pacific waters will 20 after resusesaed wer
chant for Pacific Tor the great steps in national
progress be westward from Pacific coast
cities and their harhors
Ne immense national appropriations for every pos
khc port entry and departure from san Diego TO Seattle
Ne will try TO get them by displaying natural and indis
pusabe worth and advantages II this policy doesn't loosen
Uncle Sans purse strings stop his discrimination against rs
aud arouse him TO that the United States his
important region maybe well have TO start another Jap war
At Sacramento and perhaps al capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
THE STEEL FURRY

The United Steel Corporation controlling 20 per cen, Of
the output Of steel and iron in this country and since It's organ
xasion CLOSE corporation prices, has suddenly cut
prices open market with the apparent
ton OF price with the independents.
We probably going TO what /, means to the
eounty when Of the greatest Of the protected aban
dons Of the chief purposes OF its iomaoneontro OF the
market.
We may another panic, close the relations be
this steel and other great corporations such the
railroads.
The contracts with the mill workers union have only
few months in many instances VIII the u. s Steel
Corporaon wages order reeoup for diminished
dividends due "a price ware WIN the independents already
selling below the 5 Steel list also take the cost Of the
war out OF the wagccarncr' These almighty important,
questions considering thousands upon thousands 81 bread
dependent upon the iron and steel and their allied
terests
Of course pleasant know that the competition OF
Independents has forced weaken in is policy OF abi
tfary fixing prices But Encouragement Of conditions IN
enormous that Of steel aud iron manufacture
very apt dsarangc the general business condition 70 the
discontinue. II the distress. Of everybody.
The wagc-earucr very likely be called contrib
his share IN the busting well the making Of great
trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
CUPID in THE
POUND


AZ Allison entered his ears were
assaulted by a denfunlng chorus Of
yclpn and howla renucd Ia wire
cngea doga Of every uiae aud de.
gree surrounded the roum. spend
Ing there the week of grace al.
lowed possible owners for their 10
dcmntiOn before They went the
icthal way to the gas box IN the
center of the room stood Hutch
Hogan. the town dog catcher. his
battered features aEiow with sup
pressed citation.
"1Wtoh' probably knew more
about Rohi Alllsona private AZ.
fairs than ans body elise ia town
This resulted from gratitude
Amounting almost to Worship. fol
lowing the day the youns attorney
picked him OHt 81 the suffer aud
got him hia present ioh Il was
an occupation few wonid relish
but IL fitted tieRAna salfaayage
nature
II had not taken the dos catch
~ long 20 discover that the Oh
ioet OF his love and admiration was
the victim Of hopeless attach
ment There was 4 maiden aunt
rich. Of course. and old and feeble
n was her axe and deereptltude.
Butch 20 his satisfaction ascerr
tanned. rather than her fortune.
that enable her to exercise die
talorshlp ~ 20 the hand 81 Miss
Arbcrfy. her orphan ward AIT.
son. for reasons Hogan could not
even Imagine. and which are not
important TO this story. failed to
meet the matrimonial ideals Of
this guardian ~ youth and beauty
Hence. on tlcgRns part, wonder
and intense indsgnation. and then
schemes. the working Of whieh
had brought Allison 10 the pound
ia response Ia The dos eatehef'a
urgent call
Scn anything you iikss was
Icgana query nfiar tho VISITORS
eye bad travelled around The
monfnui collection
MOI Wen. what about this
oneg"
The dogcatcher leFked a atnbhY
thumb In the direction II be-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

dragriod King Charles spaniel
Paipably accustomed al its life e.
iunury and Indulgence. the little
beast. nos cfuuchrd ia ihe far
ihest corner Of lie boz. trembling
Wish fear ~ the savage monKrela
that sraried from the neirhbosinE
Kennels
That's 'nenniY said Hogan
Now are yon uissf
Realty The name Fmng IN
military. but such was fhe meta
morphoslng effect % atFange sur
roundiHEs that the liEht dla not
dawn upon Allison untli fswfeh
pulled from his pocket a cupY u
the days paper and placed a
SCARED fnrcfInEer upon 4 notice
In the advertising columns
~tlost. strayed ar Stolen "A King
Charles spaniel. answers 20 she
name % Beauty VerY affection
ate Any reward within reason
may b. asked By whoever VIII re-
turn hcr unharmcd 70 Miss AhiEaii
Winthrop. 2f8g Howard ID
Allison looked mp Butch
he shouted. you Eeonndfsl. where
ord you find III
In the old ladys hack yard
was the unbinshlbg answer
Her back yard
Sure. who's elsa An da dirty
mean fence that same yard has. too
And tho mpaipaen nearly rhrwed
me thumb or before | could get
her IN me bag
Pardon this catechlaation
Butch" said the young ulaa
but just one question muFe D.
you know who Miss Abigail Win.
throp laf~
DO { know echoed lIeEan
Say we'll. never mind she's
the Euardecn ot the swateat little
lady IN this town. the same bella
Miss Arherry
That's enough. said Allison
qnlckiy. y Just wanted 10 be sure
you appreciated the fall extent 81
the service you've done Tor me
You probably know also that. next
to her niece. Miss Winthrop cares
more for this wretched kl0odie
than for any other living thing
and that she meant literally eyerY
word In that Advertisement
Sure know. replied lgeEan
Didn't I find Il M out from hes
cook Ieddys own lips Tim To
bin. the policeman 90 their beat
gave me knock dowu 10 her Al
the stcvcdores ball
"a Aae yuu understand every
I thing. said Allison The rest Of
this STORY. II you care 20 see u IN
prini, viii appear In the s0cietl
column"
Opening the door Of the cage
he dragged out the Whlmperinf
spaniel. hastily groomed It's ruf
( fled coat with hts coat sleeve
tucked the animal under his arm
and marched through the door ane
down the street with the air oil
one who goes 10 certain victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE
BY RATH

inst between ourselves ! have felt
disappointment that " bitter u
is more than that. Il borders on
the tragic fought for Taft
slpuoaing ttat ! upheld the ban.
nef ~ q principle We won And
nos he sells me out No Not me
bat the eAusc--esef3thin for
which we made The flghf His one
concern. ahen he has coma TO
poser. IA 20 establish friendly -
Nations IN win the conndencc
81 the common enemy
Am ! wrongs I hope may DO
nmt shat single yhiag has Tnn
done that looks like loyalty 20
Roosevelt uid he conauif him IN
the makeup of hln cabinet No
nid he invite the friends OF Roose.
Ymit 10 remain about him M
nd he pas the debt 81 personal
obligation which was due from
him 20 the man who said he would
ecfawi on hands and knees from
she white House 20 the capitol II
ty 80 doing he could make Taft
pfeaiaent7 No Not one Of these
things dld he do The white
House bss been a. ignorant ~ the
nes administration councils as
II the occupant had been the rep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

"Faunef. Z atsh hnaN Nhg they
lauEned sd 1855 cuffeftHd sentence in
f.nrliah class fadHF 81 taiinrd
nfsh rrhani zsff. recently Hsr father
looked up ffasH hla evening" paper
ana asked what tie sentence vas.
wei Miss West NHtY ne sach
sanfrnrc 20 euffeff. snd niinn vas. !
= Nafr fHf
aud he's ata fea correct ser ask b
81 tie fafhef
WHY. & corrected n thr unly way
sou ruHia raffeHf ~ e eourte 800
AffsN West fHaf aeWh}Na ap laughing
Nhfm shr read ~ and then size read
IA MtuuA. Muh eNeFN ome ~ she class
Mhnutea ThtN didmt knnw e was ms
sentence hut I sid
Afut what dtd Yau wfitmF
why. fafNefi what muutd any
one Aflteg Z Nfufe. \ wert 80 The
funauflal rAriufs 10 sci lus tnnHiia
est hf course uuthE Comp niau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

maY te fpnnt in thr fanfiN rnesie
NHnu ! spfin9 h
tehs 1awh ifatH Yau Hnhbalna
Bow NNU hNNe am IDEA Oh riEha
Mralsehskt f#H have tHh Idea
k#HM Ht it
fi*afah az gave Ynm ngnrr tina
fa9 naula say ! gave NJ away Htn
N0M gaiha 90 ser haw Nnai sou are
"a NueestaH without amg further
HHNeMaN
Hes. w@as what 90 you think ~
sls4a N~sgfa letter received
VIII pSsre feu an che SECOND reii "a
hnnnf
t.sia 4 s.-Ypu have fhs idea DO,
HHt tHu sHsWrF
q. o. Aaasrsan Something IKE b..
hHf nuf if
.. >. a. Firat ihirf ard fourth
words correct change fho ether
faa.
urs. : Packard wrist word cor.
feff IHfnA uNrF it SCALA.
Ptrxf.t EDITOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

in his throat In few minutes
mamma came up with e candle IN
her hand What ~ my boy doing
up here IN the dark she asked.
"Oh, MAMMA cried Jack. ~ was
! who broke the window" But be-
fore he could say another word
mamma p arms were around him
Che Hat down on the bed b. his side
and he told her all about ~ The
lump went away from his throat
and when the north wind rushed
around the house singing "Oooo0Oi"
IL ala not seem to say Il word about
the broken glass.
The very next morning Jack took
some money out Of his bank and
went to town and bought r. new pane
~ glass, and the hired man put IL ia
FOR him Then mother took down
the blanket 80 tho sun could stream
Ia again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

Well the answers have started -
eaine in ManY sen shs peius mna
are arlftins aFouna 81 us@d aHews
That You arr alive Npw ! will saY
thia wne fhinN send in ~ fnanY am
awsrs ~ g1u desire one mag hit
AZ
10 81 uaou tsfaF fhe tiiwe thiH
vplutHa rtuHft There wrrv ti4 4ma
swHra Thia ~ NrNet fafifHs rff in
gHa nnmHFf received hnfH frHfa the
ftFtt 4NN second NNstiFa Nufss at
last Ava have q hard 1nr go 60 if-
TIE easiest closes HNst Hatuffsf
nfaAf af tu rirVa Hrt that fnu have
FNar answers in hF nat tffne
a. 10. . sure seed ia as Hanf
anH9efs sa you like fAe more tHs
better VIII So soc are uut even
catching ffr idea
faats AaEf orr
4 iiamfaftsr aiad % knoN Yon
MfgfIa MHFN WfHNE
- D. n sitfastea Cfnss o. Sc
The. 1asAssa Answer mfpna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
wHrne MInActE c4aE IN.

Dr walter q. smith. the popular
Scotch poet preacher. on one ucea-
sion tried 90 explain 60 an old lady
the nfa ntng ~ tha serlpturai *
preston Take up thy bed ana
walk" hy saying that the bed was
simply q mat Or rug easily taken up
and carried away
No, no" replied the lady n
Gamma believe that The bed was q
regular four-puater. There would be
no miracle "a walking away wi a
BE o mat or rug on your back -
AYuuUHUt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25


by special mcFscnger. John.D. as
.in vision. saw q Great Light
And IL Was o greater light than
ever he had seen before
Tut, tut" quOfh he this viii
never DO az all. HUMP Bacteria
are mlscrOscopic bugs. We must
asslmilale en-. aud do II quickly"
Aud siraightway lOhnD aud
his Nell.trained minions began TO
corner the Bacteria.
But the more they we're aasim-
Hated the faster the Bacteria mHl-
tIpned. They were Made for as
slmnation and wared Fat upon u.
Seeing this the people muir
INJURED
What Is this Image that Iohn-D
has set up7" And a. they doubted
70 they acted.
Away with inferior kerosene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
nnrLncrIoNs Of nAemnI.on.

As long az man can keep out Of
jail he never doubts his natural
goodness
Tho confessional that q woman
goes 40 the most faithfully Ia her
looking glass
Tho thing man likes about trat-
cling with hia family Is WHEN it's
very short distance
A man never seems toned thing
after be gets ~ the way ne thought
be did when be was breaking his
nook % get a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

One cup 81 butter one and half
cups 81 sugar, three eggB, one cup
II chopped raiains. one teaspoonful
on cinnamon, cloves and allspIce
with -four enough 70 make batter
CIT ike cookies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
poIntea rnrnafanhr.

Even hard cash Will melt sooner
or later.
Wise men ana fools may wear
hats ~ the same size
a mean man seems to think the
end iustifleH tAo means
You can't keep happiness from
n a man hna doliarn his wife
should a. least haNA sense,
Therc'H some good In everything
aud everybody, look for II
One way % get thin II 20 do all
your own cooking IN effafing dish.
~ Chicago News,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
JOHN-D. AND THE GREAT LIGHT
IA Fotseasl b Va 20 b slandard -

And when he had filled glasa
FLASK with Relafine and "Yafeiaat.
"a ~ with bacteria DO iouna llAl
10 cleaned with light aud iiat ~
had d perpetual lamp
Aud me light from thl8 lamp
wns Of pnfncient strength 10 cause
pefminailng plants, dixie peas apd
icnflia. ~ turn toward Y bs
sonco Of LIGHT Energy even az tha
pe1ple had turned 10 tho Image
which Tohn.D had sei 40.
wherefore" said ihe Professor
tthla NAV become. by proper inn
pr0ycment. most valuable illn-
mluator for the use ~ future gem
erationa. aud iia cost Will be- triting
beyond ibe amount of The first IN
veaimout"
n began 20 look Ike the hook
for JOhn.D.
And when there bad come news
- tN. Great Dfapogffv conveyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

Washington. y a.. f'cb -. 1909
Dear Dad FIRST il was poaaum
n0N u ~ bDulilabaiaae A Eastfp.
nomic adulnisiration ihis. which Ne
face BELLIES % me forv hsE ssicha
20 the rear
This nouiilabaless a noble diRh ~.
k4orf ~ soup. 81 broth. of siew.
Or hafchpotch Of all sorts Of fishes.
That Greenwich sever could opt.
do.
Green herbs. red pcppcrs. nuascis
aafgcru.
soEss. onions. Kariic. roach and
dace
All these You eat az Trrrwa tavern
In that one dish " isOuillabainae
ThackefMy wns a renlnl oid HouF.
mand They say hts works are out
~ date. but ! sin love his Vanity
Pair and Esmoud
But 10 return 10 houiilabaiase and
other thines why does not TAFT
mount hia new cnai.ofarms What
shall Il be- A poasum rampant. a
capon couped. sea ~ bouiilabaiase.
an ln che field of cabhare vcriani--
and gnleR. Al good coats % arms
have gales. Whatever they may
be-
But. for heavens sake. write and
toll me What you think Taft thinks
be Is going 10 gain b. sweeping out
all the Roosevelt advisers God
forbid that should b. tho lean and
hungry Caaalua AZ ihia feast Of
bauillabnlaae. poasnm and prosper.
| NV but my poor benightcd mind
gropes In vain I DO not follow oni
I RAJ friends mental tracks Who're
does ne think he IL heading tn
suppose you viii say Taft
does MOI wiah to inherit the Roose
/ sci, anlmoaitics which admit
sounds fine. i3at how about inherit
ing the Roosevelt popularity the
Roosevelt confidence Can be avoid
the Roosevelt animOsitiea and not
offend the Roosevelt frlendHl
Avoid the Roosevelt aniiloal
tlea" What are they The ami
moeltlca Of class and privilege ar.
rayed against the people In the
immemorial fight for liberty. those
who take the peoples side always
stir up "animosltles. which
means hate. Which finds voice 10
SANDER and abuse Which works
through channels that are subtle
and by Instruments that are pow.
erful. Roosevelt took the people =
side. Ne incurred the hate Of
class aud privilege lie brought
their "anlmosltics" upon himself
And this. II seems, ~ what TAFT
would avoid. Which, doing, he
avoids" that confidence Of the
people which has put him In the
White House.
shall keep an open mind on
this matter OF Taft's pOllclesl but
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Everett and EdmOHds
MEALS SERVED

Thraa fopnd trips daily Leavs ae.
attic at "a M, ~ IN. and p M
sunday. IeeNe Seattle al Tiae a m, ~
an and b "a. Leave Everett a. piis a
M ai1b b m and Tiib D M SUNDAY
ieaye Everett u eifb a IN. ziis q ~
ssa ~ y aa,na i sr.s 4, iss' 20 a"onon'
steamer tiiiv ~ Nvereit. Gotham paeh
Phones sunset. Main Sge3 Ind 7&e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

Trolley wheels four inches IN
Giamefef run FROM ssoe 70 10000
miles. while five inch wheels ran be-
tween 1o0eo nnd $4,000 miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

reseniaiiro % a defeated and out.
gpiug party. bankers and big
business representatives, have been
called IN The u5rfimans and
RockefeilcFN have been dined and
Wlned. The corporation offices OF
Wall 81 have been searched for
members az his cabinet for
prosecutors ~ those comhlna.
fiona which exist IN restraint of
trade An era of 'peace" and
god wllr-f0ward ciass and
privilege is being uHhercd In.
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we're an for The little bnEgiea.-
cried the people.
Alas for human Gratitude"
sighed JOhnD.
And as the Image totiercd he
was Frustrated beneath 81. and bis
face was seen no more upon the
earth forever
WANT TO sell your furniiare.
See page 6 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

Do walking through q train. a smile
niw.rs relieves the tension nt thn
moment even NJ it in Tho train ~
your hostesa beet dinner gown.
a smile a. frequently used ~ con .
feai vacuum NJ b b. broad
smile however. u defeats 80 pnf-
pose
n your new married friends nHlat
upon your hniAinH ihr baby Efah the
infant flfnlY hE tie back ~ me
neck ana nnue The parents wiz
remove tine child a. once
NJ your diHurf partner iH TAXING
over your head smile 10 VAL prot
ably afaW uncnmfurta bic immediate
if aud change ihe subject
n FHut rival HppeHfa 80 30 ruiiinh
500 oHt with the ouiS Kifif smile
rhiH viii fuHaa Haf HuHpieluua 90
once and SHE vii devote TIE rest ~
hef Time trFinR e. flnd nni who mat
A smile il handy thing 60 have
round even when lf O. ~ tread a. q
o. LONG 81 MAJ square "a long Ethni r
ing grievance Puck
cheeffal falat WHAT'S the ar
terence between hoafonite aud q
csnpaaaionaie Friend ~ suppose
one lives in AaHa.. nhd the oihef
lives en- WaHae
cheerful iaioi "ob no. one cats
NNmHfnM WHHMH NfHH HNfF Ftt'#N "HN" AHNH
man betn-a columbia Jester
Fnntifiaua Ftrah i hifcd dhgsH
suit and tHfe &C. should pay Tor
thr damage
gfnlrmi Haph so Yuu took u to
rent didnt Yun Yale iterord
itfai Dancer 8ho'a very At
tferf&ge Eift
Second sufferer yea her father
WAS bis steel maEu#tr. 49, Yale
Record
M piF has r fed nose
Sort - e Harvard r0oter ehf
Vale Record
Lady treadlnE aaFertisemHnt in a
apaprff Wiii abe chafuflns
Young iadf with blonde haif Who
was ualh4HA iH tht clty mark ~
SUNDAY please address IS sf. 90 thlp
affirer WIS that's singular. NJ
hair De- dark filfKFnde 0lafiief
'.ThrF aaf fhe eyes are The win
nuea 20 else soul nnuseuas You
mas look lHta aa9nueH eyes roe
flfsfa end - flu5es fHuti De Ae-
rtiFedt 10 fNsFaH aurh thing ~
WInaaa ~ fhs soul. ass keyhoif
YH.FHssaEf.f.4H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25

TIE Victim ifelpf Help lm
drowning
WuMidsha ffrfo- Coinage, my
hFaea mlan fHss whit until { aaf q
rare. q measuring rcd cNfHNHlg
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