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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
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leyea a large portion u the frnlta.
Tale IL wrong ana eheuid not een-
tha whele producs ~ his il Dor. as
nsafly a. poaslhie. 70 > worthy Oh.
Jest az Au1 government
II seems strange that any man
should dare ask q iuat dtoa's assiet-
sweat % other nsns faces ~---Abrn-
hau taneala.
IN q subsequent search for some.
thing which wnuid he suitable"
have rnreuited the Darlara tien ~
independenrv, ths Sermon on the
Mpuat nmd ahe Math chapter ~
MiCan, ga hUt fennd that IN saAV
ease The santlrgsnts suppressed would
hw 9b3ansipuhhi
had thought 81 offering az a
fuaian. bus concluded 90 SUB msif the
whole matter a. The star and lts
snanS readers
wFhia DAY wo celebrate the birth
% the great ngnanrl natnfs
Few men like him have lived on
Ycali seldom flnd greater.
Hui shat 10 aaia Isl ai&tF five.
Possesses ifitis merit
Il sounds toe much ike a Fobuhs
~ ear Seattle spirit
Get wealth. dodge work. graft all
yur cen.
WhaaxsF MAY produce ~
II fou would i've : gentleman.
Just learn 70 Hwtps ard uae "a ="
Yours truly.
! w. Mcaf.AnnOW.
1888 Terry ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
AMERICAN WOMEN WHO WORK
NO. 9-THE TRAINED NURSE
nv PRISCILLA PRlm.

A most attractive and becoming
role OF professional women belongs
20 The trained nurse.
In fiction ahe is portrayed az a
mlnlatoring angel 20 whom soldiers.
mllllenairoa and fever patients alike
lose their hearts. In reality she
leads the ranks % professional and
business women la the matter of al y
Vantakrous marriages
THIS state OF affairs n neither
mysterious nor accidental Woman
e Hcen at her best az sha goes about
her task Of soothing pain Her Kun.
tic Hud endearlns qualities are 90
tire fore, and II the patient be ~
the masculine persuasion. he readily
invests her personality With "a halo.
Economically considered the train
"a nurse Il ono Of the most indauons
dent ur women who work FOR q llvs
lng There q better pay IN her pro.
traainn than Ia any ether open 20
women without capital
The thfcr year period OF axaefiHF
service IN the hospital training
school II naturally q trying and test.
inH experience hat the fiear 81 the
struggle Is lesnenna hy the cheering
certainty that liberal rewards arc al
tho end % a very straight aud mar.
row path.
graduate from tina training
school must be a fret class profsN
elphai nurse. That's why she eeta
hef diploma. her standard wage -
t2t week. and necessarily Includes
lodging. beard and laundry ff sha
becomes a skilled specialist her scr.
Vices rapidly Increase IN earning
value
The Kiri who would become a
nurse should look 90 her auauficAs
lions Slse should be physically aud
ucfyuusiy Hfrong. and Immediately
neai about her person. She viii alaa
have need % enarrlng tact and pa
tiencc
Generally speaking tha woman
who would make tho best mothers
ainn make thu boat nurses The ira
teruai inetiurt IN 4 numana heart
vii tmpArt q Npnticneaa ~ touch ard
manner no skill can approach
Before the Civil war there was not
a single uniformed OF educated nurse
IN the country. To-Day fhara are aps
proNimatsiy 9ea. zoe trained curses IN
tha United Stagea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

As th~ commuter who af9sfa
boa rdet she train at Paradise ttilie
#eatad hiWarff he vas Conscious that
the young man naat him looked at
Rim Witb soms curiosity as they rKs
changed mand mornings FoF the
first feW iuinuteH neitheF enc spnh .
Then the Young fnaA broke ths tee,
Ngu have 4 drlieAte threat ! 500
"a said COMPLEMENTARY "a used
90 Be bothered that uaF meaHif"
tha retamutnF hesif@trd There
WAS sofuetning about ats asaffnats
which inFitad rouftianro.
Have yen been married long ~
he ash 81. With apparent irrelrNanta.
Nnk 80 very admsftfed the
young man. why
faa eoHamHtrr eauiiousiy ieosaned
The eAaaaAe round his thfoat and.
tWruinE tnwnrs hfs enfnr~nlan. dfa.
played al absurd isoAine POLKA
dotted tie
We're bean married Ices than =
rear.- Ne mattsFsd. "snd sha gave
hie aix Tor ghriatHnNN
IRE hand - MA aeesmtata Rfaspad
hta tn . eardtal. kVmrathrf4r sEsn
II thn8Mhk au.H be said +ftsa
only 4 year sinta I HAD my affark
- ihrpat trouble $685. euths Gem
pAmton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

walter Damrosch. the noted COM
poser and conductor, enid recently
la 81 Louis that there would be
fewer divorces In America tf thera
was mere high grade music IN the
home"
Celebrating this ingenious arEu-
ment afterward. Ar Dnmroach told
an appropriate story.
In too many homca" he said
the Ignorance % music ta az la.
mentable as was the oyaterman'A
isnoranes displayed at the band con-
test
"A Norris River oystermnn attend.
Cd = band contest one winter night
10 Norris River. The contestants
blew into their great horns az VI 10
burst their lungs. The drummars
banged their drums with might and
main. Cheeks were red and round
like apples. Eyes almost started
from fheir sockets
s'srhe oyatsrman enjoyed II all
hut hts attention was distracted by
deaf old gentleman who, In the
pianisstfuo passages. put a large sill
ever he did this tho oyaternan
sneered
"And at last his honest hatred Of
anything approaching sham over.
came the mans reserve. lie elhOwad
his way 10 the deaf old gentleman
and said
Look here. that don't go here.
Everybody knows you cant play
that with your ear. Put Il away.
mister. You cen't fool u.s."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

Exactly what II means to BE- ~iits
eraff - an apHa 4nN4finns Same
times u inipttnB fhaf q person WYtioa
something's merely that W. r. lsNaf
- auud readins unw dsuniffsn
- suaN ~ tn tha following sfafS
from taa pNnNer Republican,
Hfnith do@sn Strike me a. liter
arS remark - = mas. "ges ne DE-
riars~ that be never feels 90 rnn4-
Portable - wheu he - arnEiY set
tied IN hla itbrArF
~uh. ttafa not surprising rN+
nisinat his rarsnaninn tmtfhta
bookcase IA . folding bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
BY WALTER o. STONE.


Mr.. Walter Randall whlatled the
latest rag.tlme success: then he
sang tho first verse Of Annie
Laurie" and perpetrated three very
miserable puns. The giri on the
other side OF the richly.furnished
room looked at him IN wonder.
4 cant comprehend yon tonight
Walter" she said. You behave
like a minstrel man"
Young Randall thrummed Dixie
with his fingers on the arm OF the
great oaken chair.
"Annlce," no declared. II expect
10 make a coup very aoon. | cant
tell you an just now. but. II the
market goes right, ! viii have some
thlug 20 say 20 you
The flush on Mles Warmers
cheek showed very plainly that she
knew the purport OF the message
10 come. you mean that you are
taking a plunge In the Street," she
asked.
He nodded. "But you must not
question me--the matter Is conf
Dental"
Tell me. Walter" she pleaded.
Then he very promptly told her
for he loved her. and this II the
way OF the grand passion
IT IL Penobseot q Concord" he
conflded. Gibson, OF Gibson a
Lane, put mo on. II is bouIh TO go
up, up. way up. and then Btill high.
or. But promise me. Annice. that
you viii not breathe this 10 a
soul"
Il promise" she said: and for
30 minutes Mr.. Randall bade her
goodnight In the doorway--for BIO
loved her. and this Is another OF
the grand passions ways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

moniahed. Morrison A park and
Swift q Co. and myself are into a
Iltsie hear deal Keep quiet. dearie
and watch Penobscot fall with a
fhud.+
illa daughter reached 40 and
pulled his great red ear. ~nut,
dad. she poutef. ~Pcnobsc0t muat
not 50 down.-
~Hamphf" be enortnd. what's
The matter with youg
IL MUSTN'T II mustn't abe IN.
aisted. Then abe pulled him down
70 her and whispered. urgently. Ia.
slaionuy. for two OF three minutes.
The banker rasped and growled aud
waved bis hansie: hat the little lady
uas firm. and-ueii. the lady had
her way. IA abe usually did.
After that. Pcnobscot a Concord
aid down a notch. went np. thea
down again and at last began the
upward climb. From aaA II wcnt
IN a week 20 g. In three more
days u had jumped 20 Ts&. and
~ the end uf the second seek the
stock stood al 40 and agili climbing.
And that night Walter Randall
whistled Yankee Doodle" and
Sweet Marie" danced a little clog.
step and hummed three airs from
the opera "Ticoaderuga~ Cor The
wondering girl
The next day with Penobscot al
etA. he sold hts holdings aud
sought Ar. j. Sloane Warner. bank.
er. re had II all bis way with the
banker. only that be could not un.
derrtand the mllll0naire's twlce-ut.
tered warning. "rou'll have 60 keep
your eve ON Annica. She IL very,
very tricky"
There was a very pretty scene
In the richly furnished parlor that
evening. II was one Of the Oldest
pieces OF business In tho world. and
the outcome of II was, that Miss
Anntce Warner admitted that. IN
the course of time. abe might con-
sent TO become the wife and help
mate Of Walter Randall-"and.
Walter, let's don't have one OF those
dneadfully long engasements IL
In tho way OF tho grand passion.
you know.
And when Warner. tho banker.
dropped In a little later. he han.
pened 10 get a piece Of advice from
his sonin-law-t0 be.
Say, Mr.. Warner. tell you. old
Gibson is a prophet Told me the
precise truth about Ponobscot a
Concord. ] believe you got fooled
on that yourself, didn't your
Old Warner grunted and loft the
room; but Miss Warner cuddled
nearer her lover. Now. Walter .
she said. don't you 60 to talking
businosa With papa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

who ought 10 be written up every
day mean favorably written up.
They are fighting the flght Of tho
uudor dos the peoples fight
against great odds Ono Of these
IL Victor Murdoch Of Kansas. Every
time ] sec 90 hear Victor. feel like
hitting him on the back and yell.
ing: Go It. red.headi You're
right We'a with you Hit EN-
again Aud again. And once more.
u you've got an ounce Of wiud or
muscle left"
Scene. COMMITTEES room at United
States capitol Mahogany. tobacco
smoke. soft carpets and an air %
mystery Three united States sena.
tors are discovered In close confab
Aidnch: | have a scheme. We
viii Issue a summons for Herbert
Knox Smith. commissioner of cor.
poratlona. lie has the papers.
C1llberson; Fine don't care
how yea do a.: but 80 oughf TO
make the president knnckfo under
in this matter.
Eikina. He'll have 10. We called
for all the data on the absorption
0f the Tennessee Coal 4 Iron Co. BY
the steel trust. Damn H. NO must
have the goods
Aldrich TO cierkl: Make out the
necessary summons and get Il
served on Smith. Quietly. but
quickly.
CURTAIN.
Scene II.--same. Thirty minutes
have eiapsedl
Enter clerk.
Aidrich Well. man, speak.
Where Is Smith, what's the mat.
ter with you.
Clerk (tremblinEl. Please, sir.
Aldnch: Welt Welt
Clerk. Please, sir, Mr. Smith had
already given up all the papers 10
the president. and the president has
let Il be known that no intends 10
put them In hts satehsl when he
goes TO Africa.
Chorus. zoundal Draft He'll
Stung again.
You see. Il IL this way. Durham
planned the new union station.
Speaker Cannon and the real estate
gfafters planned the new office
buildings for the senate and the
house. And now the house ring has
planned a Lincoln memorial which
viii serve as an ornamental fence
and driveway connecting the rail.
road station with the office build.
inga. Which plan Is favored By
Durham and Cannon and the real
estate ring HarFah for Lincolni
Sincerely, RATH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

Although there was no sort ~ toy
which could be bought which Harold
had not In his possession. he still
had hia unsutiafied luuginRH.
II know what wish waa.
mother" he said ono day, when hla
own big brother had gone away and
the little boy across the street
was ~
yes, denrY' said HIS mother.
Perhaps you can be tt, Harold
mother will help you. Is II To play
aoldiarTs
NO. indeedi" said Harold scorn-
fully. a Just wish | was two little
dogs, 40 / could play together"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
NDElE IN plhNDBTc

When hn had gone. Annice Mar.
ner hunted up her rich. CROUCH y Did
banker of a father and climbed up
on his lap.
Dad" she pleaded. tell me
about Penobscot a Concord"
go away" no said, gruffiy. I'm
reading about the heavyweight
championship"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

The high school girls with their
glossy euriH.
And cheeks o. dainty pink,
A. they mince along In a laughing
thfubR.
Look mighty nice, ! think
but I'd like 70 know how checks can
glow
Like rosebuda In a bunch.
On the daily fare Of a stale eciair,
or a marafoOn for lunch.
Louisville c0urier-J Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

Washington. Jan. 10. 1909.
Dear Dad / think Il wouid be
good plan 20 compel United States
mail messengers 70 wear q uni-
form. mean all Of them. Now
there ID H. y. LsdyMFd. president 0f
the Michigan Centrai railroad. who
Il drawing $1,000 a year from the
government as a mail messenger.
The service 10 the carrying Of the
United States mail across Suspan-
sion bridge at Niagara Falls Con-
gress has been apprcpriating that
$1,000 for IS years Just for that pur-
pose. NOW why shouldn't Ledyard
who gets the money. wear his uni
form. 10 everybody would know that
he "a a mail messenger. First thing
he knows he will be- caught some
dark night in his dress salt Juggling
she mail across the bridge. and will
be mistaken for a burglar And that
would be very unpleasant for Mira.
Ledyard
The society for the protection
Of square-llpped white Fhlnos.
cerosss and nimble-footed okapl
fills me with great Joy The little
children os our broad land are
being taught humanity" Amt
II nIce7 Poor African rhl-
nocerosi Mean old President
Roosevelt TO shoot him with
gun. Let's sign 4 petition 10 save
tho poor fhingl Meantime sixty
thousand little girls and b0ys are
working nights a. we'll as days IN
the cotton spinning mills of the
south. a hundred thousand little
children IN the city Of New York
20 TO bed literally hungry every
night. Grown-up people able and
strong are standing IN line for
bread. and begging for work. And
the men who make our laws. and
who should be engaged 10 think
ing out these great economic prob
lens. are raising their own sal
aries and trying to think OF new
annoyances 10 put upon presi-
dent who has dared 20 point them
% their duty.
Who was the cFetin. anyway,
who thought up this children's pc
tltion sehemeg I recommend that
HIS brain be secured and put on
exhibition az the smallest spec
linen yet discovered In the human
race.
The faithful Loeb is fixed. II IL
fuat As ! said he viii not be a mem.
Der Of the Taft cabinet. but will
have. what he much prefers. a p0-
Iltical appointment with a good fat
salary. The Job will DO IN New
York. and all that can be- said Of II
at present IA that Il ~ the pick Of
the federal Jobs IN that state Just
run through the official register and
find which has the highest SALARY
and that will be the one
At this writing T. X. IL having
ali kinds Of fun with certain mem
bers Of our federal assembly. He ~
holding UP the census law, and do
ellnlng to state whether be Will
elgn or veto It. You remember tho
grafters passed the bin minus all
civil service features. II Is the old
grab-tbeSpolls plan come back
again.
viii r. r. diaappoint the graft
ers7 I could tell bat won't
There are some men in congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

HaFsaret Was Logical.
Gus Afternoon 4 overheard my two
children talking about the Sunday
school Lesson
Dick. WHO was much Hmsa Ter than
Margaret. believed all site said about
~ 20 BE asked her what Hpa lock b
% like. arid she quickly answered
0pd looks like = stalk OF corn. be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
cHlLDREN's eye TROUBLES

Have been made a special study by
our specialist Bring the little ones
IN for an examination n you sus.
pect eye troubles He will advise
you. sehuchard Optical Co. 1907
Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

Now, dad" and the millionaire
felt his chin being tlclsicd.
TITS a railroad" he said. "and a
very dinky one at that"
"But the stoclk9" she asked
"Ohi" he snapped. III won't
bring ~ in two weeks. You watch
and remember told you-but
Why"
because" she said. She had
been woman for two years now
Now don't breathe that" he adj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

when the large aud healthy look.
Ing individual who had asked al fhr
door for n little something 10 eat"
was told that he might have "a n
he would work a while al the wood
pile, he shook his head maurnfuiIv.
I've got the ague," he explained.
"and my hand Is that -unatiddy
oouldqt hit moron one stick "a
seven
"All rightw exclaimed the mis-
tfeHs Of the house "go out In
the back yard and shake those aahos
Tor me. "--f outh'H Companion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

The poet % old. n = rhapsodle gem
lila feveriah passions declared.
To the hlDeminN and beautiful RoHe
on ita stem
Were the charms Of Ny Lady com
pared
Her charms mtiil inKpira---from her
Psychic toupea
To her close -clinRine gowns trail
ing hem.
rut the Rose seems no longer the
fls smile
My Lady resembles the atemi
Puck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
HERE IT is! IT'S THE INAUGURAL
PARADE PUZZLE

tttFttt tthtt = 4
parade Will be 81 brass banda The
Will OF the other bands
The bands with 70 have =
blue bands with 81 have red bass
Marine has 100 IN al there are 200 \
usieIans In the parade No" many blue bass drums are
s4444x4 44H4H44s44444
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

Can you solve puzzle Of Blue Drgms"f
preald6nfaect will nanguraed month"; and
viii be- Washington with much loud
now many BLUE Drums Will contribute the
how many old red
bass drums banged bat 90 for exact nowdga A. 70
the BLUE BASS DRUMS We readers figure
Send the many BLUE BASS DRUMsf Bend
70 the Puzzle Edor-star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

lie wanted she comforts % home
but wanted them cheap lie took
No rear or two to prime and ffdwef
TIE merely uaaf, will rou marry me
TfidaetT
Il will, aoT" answered the cook
ffffransa srrff.tsua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

Ia is trna. ank "a the rural con
stftufrt ~ the congressman who was
shewinG him the sights that all
Ne. tnaaoI. replied the repfeaan-
tatsFe Some ~ them have been
here only one term. ''---chinaRo Nowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

ft's pretty hard 10 find q grand
mother ngwa3aya who wasn't 4 clev-
or eiucuttontst when aho was n
young Kiri-Detroit Free Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

Ono thousand pieces Mems Under
wear ut half price. A. Bridge q
Co.'S Clearance. First and Yesler.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

All passenger steamers leave Col.
man docks for Puget Sound Navy
Yards. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

You, young and young perhaps surveying
your past year with considerable pride and self satisfaction
." haven't missed day at work. you say. Il have been
the job every working hour have earned many dollars
/ useful member of society"
Good Your capitalized value may be found by adding two
ciphers your yearly earnings and dividing by six.
But Jacoha Irena work every day and Sundays,
patiently chewing her cud and storing up rich milk and earning
better wages than any other bossy in America and yet she is
worth three much her capitalized earnings
That IS in proportion she is worth three times much as
you arc. oh industrious reader.
Why2
Because Jacoba Irena gives the world only very
81 golden milk but Also each year. tiny counterpart OF
herself
And that's t,go-thirds her value
So you to be worth three times much your
wages observe the habit OF the soyed aeoba aud give the
world another human benga babywhh measured by
the hard cold Of the stock yards will multiply your
vaae by three and be just twice valuable society you
yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

cause mamma said Hs had ears p
an sides. and a stalk of corn il tht
only thing ! know that has earl
on ali sides"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

A Denver lawyer was reading a
uawspapsF AZ his hons when his
wife rmMn Ia tire room mnN Matd the
dtnnsr vas ready.
Re replied
~ lat are yen TeaainwY~ shs
asked
About . bUehstahop wsr which
ia On 10 chicago"
a hurkatalop war. chr came
from her well. ! suppose yell be
abs 90 buy hacketa at iewar prices
enns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
HOW YOU NAY BE AS GOOD AS A COW

OF all he bossy in these United States Iaeoba lrcna
81 Illinois Is said to be the champion.
They have just concluded OF a year during which
every drop Of this famous cows milk carefully weighed and
tested, The figures surprising.
This COW gave about eight and half tons Of milk from
which il22 pounds OF butter worth S325, ehumed
Now there's good years work Tor Jacoba Ircna Cattle
talking about her and the live stock magazines
printing picture Her rich that he refuses 20 TX
price on her but 5000 is estimated be fair figure
But the net profit Iacobas milk after paying for feed
aud keep probably little than Sloo ON that basis
how She worth 5000? Pouring FORTH she does very
river Of rich Jersey cream she would warrant valuation
per cent Slo50on her producing record
That she worth three times much her years work
shows.
WhyP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

when a Kiri thinks she has .
swan-ilks neck she IL apt 70 mako
q goose Of herself over H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

Don'f w~ar Iam straight Any More
Thay we're ready % so opi
us my hat on efopk9df ehs
SSH I'd
hsmansHf, Traditional phrase uhed
bv the feminine ser ever since Wp-
mnn was created, received a stun
ming blow. - udKs,
A married mans table manners
are improved by frequently having
company Tor diuner.--ffOrtdn Tines
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

ora " I 10 q
~oaid blow lest
en- amme way ~
there " ere ~ Z
aay etrasYs tef
show " htuh tfet
tt'n bIotsia'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

Sunday school Trachsr-=Nhat lee.
non 40 Ne learn from tha busy hes
Tepfny Tuffner--Nof 20 set ntung
ma am.
What are you crying fnrf
She because peer iitt3e ~
sfidas hawitnN
We'll. what's ride bowling
fort
she Bs because rsn crylng. ! sup
pose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

was formerly Miss a0au1s0. 1 be-
iieYn"
You are niiEhtiy behind tho times.
Misa Hoanda8 was formerly his WIFE
Kansas citF Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05

Tommy Pep. a usan Il bachelor
until be EHte married. iRut hef
Tammga fop~mf 90. my son
Tommy And shat does he call
NiWaeif gfierwArdf
TammSa Pop -Ta hate 30 tell yoa.
my son.