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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
CYNTHIA GRGS
LETTERS

Dear Miss Grey Miu yua please
tel me Ia The star e there s any
Law 20 compel nae 90 bng q Book
that / alxued fof and ned I eannni
bay alfhuaf invulvlnE fuYeeM tca
deeply. a. have other pa1menia
20 meet and must saeflflec EfeAt
deal fo s. sam#f
The solicitor bruaFht The book
the other incoming and inisMatea
that Wnaid Be ma6e tu sag IN
some aay tle as first refused to
take the Book. geaVine "a n@ the
front porch ] shst tae door aHa
BE- shortly returned and tried 90
compromise am refy neftpas
and told him to - A~ey. az ! rouia
not De- uurriea ne sent away
taklnx The book wlth him. bat gave
me- - understand that q collector
for the company aouia eAH ard
that I waala have io gay costs.
whseh wunid amugni ca aheat "
49, answernE above yua Htil
greatly ohHge.
A WORRIED READER
A-Tha collector uudu hirtlr
has rirbi on bis side. n sea siTnei
a contract for tha hooE Bias ~
tha amouaf lnxeiVed u an snail.
they would hardly press ere pay
meat cf the hiiL and the collector
falk uns probably tsf "A hiuw fn
~ and compel yen 20 take the
book "a is hetfeF io neYcr sfgn q
contract For anything 81 This SORT
unless fou are reasonably certain
that fin mil b. able to live up Go
ifa terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

The German way Of cooking Zen
tiia Pick over plut ~ ientils and
soak halfhour in cold water Cook
small knucklc ~ ham. or smoked
shoulder or a piece ~ smoked BIZ
con. and tkim Oh then add thc lin
tits and a goodsized oulon. cut 40
Have about three quarts Of water
and boil together about an hour
and q hall Pare and dice sir 20.
tatoea. then add them 20 The ien.
slia and salt and pepper to taste
Add half a teaspoon ~ mafloram
or poultry dressing This - very
pniafable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

One pint Of the hear a..
bage cut very fine and CO. -
Hfrimp Six together al 8
over if plenty az safax 49,.
Arrange lettuce leaves mmAs
wlth the salad ans % % y
each leaf Pot two seFim.s =
salad Is quickly do1e ar< =
tasty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
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Peel aiH raw potatoes ~
Do thin slices, place IA -
baking dish aeaaoa via h -
spoon ~ salt and 4 dask \ -.
pour in cup u cream. sss.. =.
crumbs DOT uith J large sas,
o. butter cut into bra -
with sraied cheese aad hass -
s. minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Keep egEs in q cooi place. cover
ea The shells are porous and aac
terra easily pass through
In washing Nrhf painted wood
work use a Ntiie shifting Oh she
flannel cloth instead of scap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
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late melted. tNo fesase,.
lhK powder two cups n ~. =
cup Of mashed potatoes -. =
poon each ~ ciunamsa -. =
meg one teaspoon - y
cream ne butter and aIswss j.
me sugar ada the eax 80. =
ihe melted chocolate nls 80
ada me potatoes and agIr~ 7.
the flour three tlmes 49, :.
Hiii ihe baking powder 80 =.
LASTLY ADD The vanilla ~ -. ~
n'a.eb whites of che errn -.
three layers Put isxssts~
white icing and cover niis 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
UNMARRIED" OUGHT TO GET
A WIFE FROM ALL THESE

the close ~ the day. SUNDAY Is her
onls day Cor the practice which the
lessons learned in her early train.
ing require. and mother IS c0aNed
lnto attending church and the ideal
daughter Who usually makes an
ideal wife. prepares the SUNDAY
dinner She soes a. church la the
eveuing but not having met the
ldeal man she soes with her
mother
~lf this Unmarried man Is will
iug 90 give love aud afigCiiou IN ex
change for the same. J would likc
% meet him
GRACE DARLING"
stiii another SAYS
My Dear Miss Grey, This
morning when ! picked up The
star thc first thing that caught
ms csc was WAC Wants This Man
n ih.nk % thls gentleman would
dust me eohvehs from his eyebrows
and ic0k around him. be would
CLEARLY see that there are lots %
women who would have him
How does b. expect 60 set ae-
aaaiuted with fhe Young ladies 10
b. just tfamps from ne officv 90
bis hotel. then Co church asa 90 the
theatro oncr a ueekF be should
- 90 entertainments and sociala
once On Whiie II be would.
wager be would chauEc his mind
pretty quickly and not decide 70 be-
an ola bachelor
FROM ONE WHO rs INTEREST.
Ed, Route I, Box ~.
Another lady. Who gives her
name and address. speaks a good
word for her sisteriniaW. she
says,
Dear Miss Grey read the
article il The Star the other eve
Ming about the man Who wants 10
meet a single lady. and I think l can
help him out
4 have a xlsteriu.laW Who stays
wlth me- she would like very much
10 meet this man she is a fine
SRI al ghe way throuEh-hAs no
Foolish ideas 10 Der head g. a fine
cook amd hOusekeepef ard wuuld
appreciate and enjoy g. home 20 her
oWn and some one tu care Tor Der
She II fond % theatres and
good time. she "a 81 years old
and Is worthy of q good husband
would Hike 30 have him call and
meet her MRS C. L. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

To krep outdoor brass from
taruistinK oiean az usual. then
rub Sc over wlfh a spft cloth
dipped ia ssasline ard polish
aifh Gry cloth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Thia picturesque Bat % a long
ego period can navor BE- wholly
loHued iu fashion march Thia
sprinF if ie back aEain in faii
bloom and as exquisite and hecom.
iug as ever As ~ oid t ls tufmod
pap ia tho back and fdmmfi wifh
even variety of taiie. ince thlffon.
ribbon and flowers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Cut out ths nEurea which are un
w0rn and applique Or chiffon 20
uas Tor a trimming fof gowns. or
Tor enfire gowns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Three fourfhs % n cup q butter
two cups ~ gfanuinted sugar. E-e
eggs beaten separately. one-haig cup
% cold Water. tuo squares Of chooo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Take slices ~ sponge cake and
pot Jelly between the slices With
chopped nuts IN the Jelly Cover
sifh whipped cream with nuts
sptinkled over the cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

sex'ou " r G.. No IS. Eili give
a card party tonight in the armory,
Veterans hall AL are Invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Boil until tender. mash. add
yoiks ~ eggs pepper. salt cracker
duet. form Isl small cakes and Try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Two cups ~ ehosa@a s,i4
NeIf O. piece ~ buifsf -. 3 -
aad Iet BE- almost broan ~ !. =
ADD 70 small onioa diced ~.
'ooE u1'ii yellow Aad -
teaspoons NJ -four one - -
#aifI and when smaats - :.
cooked edo the neat -
pour it into a bed q box go
ana serve a good sag % =.
over meat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Dear Miss Grey am DESTROYS
a learniug the drue hasness. but
ara occupied daring the day r.
there Pharmaceutical college
open evenings in srafsief have
studied Latin and phYsiulnEy
botany. anf have some knuufsdEe
OF chemistry. 80 ! thInk ! could
take O. 40 readily u eouid attend
"a feu houra each day kindly give
me some Information along these
lines AMIGO
A-HaVe not been able 20 ascer-
tain uith regard 10 the above. bat
would suggest that you inquire az
some druggist or ~ fbe state p0
aiming board for phafmaristH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Use dry cnffee grounds 90 Htuff
piu cuehiuaa Neaaira and plua
Wili never rust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
WILL
OPE

counc
cue naf
Ger ST.
faelurml
oFns OF |
1e city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
WORTH KNOWING

~ remove mildew from ehife
cotton cloth put teaspoon o.
chloride 90 lime in a guarf ~ water.
strain faios then dip fhe mNfewed
spots ln tbls solution end ihy in
the Eun if not succesfti. tr
again
A little Kerosene on "a a4f vet
cloth removes am dirt and grease
from painted kitchen wait and
the Ess range.
Ron lamp burners ocCafiounlif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Count Eueeheuu. a HanEnrian
noble. and fhe nearest fhe name
could he pronoune.d iH English
e. Shaneya CaolEnat. TIE uams
90 ihe msn who aaaaasiuafea Preat
cent McKiuley. ls prunouncod
something Ake ~Chairus
Dear Miss Ofey - Conld you
siiher publish ln The star o. tell
me where could rad kiplinEa
nnvm. The knmplrer kam lt
pyinted ln Thr star some time ago
A READER
1cn car fRd ~ among Kip
Tins worsa at she public library.
and there make eopy uf it
rsaF Miaa Grey no Yoa know
of g cry shampoo that wouie BE-
beneficial iu my eaanr Fnf a few
DAYS after naahins. my hsir IL soft
and faffg Bat Be gets uilY very
auie NJ and a. soou as the oii az
pears q becomes dead loaxinK and
haa tendency 70 FAN uat arr
also troubled uith danaruff roes
alcohol inlurH the hairf
b1INuR rs A.
Port TounHeua. Wash
A 0fra root e. offen recon
mnnfed az a afy shampoo for NEht
haif huf 0f cuarar would atuw .n
fark hair Rubbed lnfo the seain
daFk haF Hao .nto The scalp scar
fhF unfa 81 the hair and then
hrasA 81 oat o. elil leave TIE hair
aolt and flaffg Alonhoi ia lalar
luas io the haif. and ihat ia shy
80 MANY of the soeaiisd hair o.
sforefa fai 81 their purpose The
alcuaul contained ed the mixture
does mcro harm than tbs ufhcf &c.
rreaIsuts Or Enod reraiafant mas
ease tu afimuiafe the routs 81 the
hair and imurufe The circalsfion
sil in time earg the dandfuff and
the hair wil cease falnuN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

A uss for ola ehauuliy lace
~hich is vou IN holes is this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Dance Al Dreamiaaa ,m.sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

ia soda vntgr. soak tho sticks in
vinegar. DRY wsli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
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An ord
council &
lFnHeatat
Of lake
approNifa
tending I
past Mad
Leseht {
strip ain
Inc kfadr
following
Boulevard
HEAR
After the
gfupfnw a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

didn't come. and the wind wasn1
81 the south 81 an iaey seat maa
% fn SEE what was wrong and b.
pgt 10 uew wcafaerrock and iook
fse 0id enc down and threw d away
And uobody in ali ths world
cared Is the leaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Dear Wiss GREY have read
Yuaf answers lu The Star to ni
kinds ~ questions. from uow 90
make kidney stew. fuwn to
What shall { Do to regain my iosf
love. ao ! have hopr of seeing an
answer 90 mine
I'D if. FRI getting married. both
The man and woman assume Dc.
uuoas name. wouid Ia Boz lsaalF
i2l HcH 1o you pronounce Lee
Angeles - Los Anlallus. or Los
Au Eeiluaf
100 How Do you pronounce
Gladys Vanderbilt husband
name. also fhe name of tho man
Hho assass.rated Mckinley
MAMIE
A-lI 80. Sc would not be-
legal
f2l The correct Spanish prouun
r.ffl0u. aH near az can be- given. b.
Loaa AhuEhclea"
OBJ Gladys Vanderbilt married
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Dear Niles Grey Would you
please De me- know 81 younE mar
~ years ola ls 500 yuunE fd take
up a homestead in WashinKton or
Ora Canada a READER
The homestead iaun Of the
United States which. of course. TO-
Cludos WaahlnEton Ha weii na an
other stafrs. requires a roGuF man
90 BE- Of legal aEe. 2i years. before
he cantake up q homestead TIE
Canadian laWs. believe. are enc
same with regard to being of are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

sou lamp burners oeoasloualig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

eentel com
fhoap dent
SundaVn n,
EDWIN
Union bta
'uahin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
RoCKEFELLER's LITTLE
VISITOR LIKES NEW YORK
Glad Holiday After All For Hrepe1
6arsamian, Who Got Toys
and Candy.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-High up In a
luxurious nat overlooking Crotona
park In the Bronx Is staying Hrepeg
Borsamian, the little Armenian girl
v no came from Worcester, Mass. the
day before Santa Claus was due 20
arrive, and finding her way to John
d. Rocksteller's house asked him for
money for Chri5tmas presents, This
bold attempt was rewarded by several
nights in the rooms of the Children's
society and then an appearance In the
Children's court.
Her married sisters husband, VI. >.
Tarshijian, who Is connected with an
Armenian paper here. took the little
girl home with MIN TO No. 1856 Fulton
ave-. where she GAS since been having
the gladdest time OF her life. There
was a fine Christmas tree waiting for
her and queer Oriental sugary things,
lovely little cakes. dolls and many,
many TOYS.
And, better sim. there were kisses
and tears and all sorts OF nice hugs
from the beautiful grown-up sister
whom she had only seen In her home
In Worcester In the summer visits.
Instead OF the house being In a
densely populated section of dreary,
black city. as she had supposed, II was
a new apartment house with broad
windows looking away over the love
Hest park that she mad ever seen.
New York is all right" said little
Hrepeg. the soft pink of her skin
growing darker with embarrassment,
as she spoke to stranger and her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
MINER HEIR TO FORTUNE
Failed To Get Wealth In Colorado: I
Awaits Him In Paris.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. Jan. 9.
Louis II. Chefon. a Frenchman who
came here four sears ago to seek his
fortune in Colorado gold mines. is
heir to part OF an estate in France
valued at 100000.
Associated with him as equal heirs
are brother. Ernest, OF New York
city: a brother. Pierre. and his mother,
Mrs. Carolyn Cheron. The latter two
are here, and all three have left for
New York to join Ernest. The four
will sail soon for Paris, the late home
of Mile de Harquet. Mrs. Cherons
sister. whose recent death left them
rich.
Louis, who is about 80 years old
failed To get ricn here, and Is only a
miner. but will return from Paris as
soon as he is possessed OF his fortuna
and will invest IL In mines with which
his practical experience has made him
acquainted. The estate consist
mainly OF Paris real estate and bank
securities
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05

rivals. Should they succeed. there
would be every reason 20 look for 4
Conservative landslide England-wlde.
But the chances are that they will noe
( with birmingham as a center, the
Eight viii also be furiously bitter
throughout the adjoining counties of
Warwickshire, Stsf1ordshire and Der
by. This section Ii the seat of the
Chamberlain influence and because
Joe Chamberlain is It's Industrial king
he is also political king--so Warwick.
shire, Staffordshlre and Derby promise
10 be Conservative, Just as they were
Liberal when Chamberlain was Lib
eral. before the great home rule split
OF 1898. And here the Liberals are
cxerting every ounce OF strength 10
gain an overwhelming advantage by
turning the tide OF votes to them
selves. They will hardly succeed.
Worcestershire. known as the most
corrupt county In England. is under
the domination OF the landed gentry.
The industrial population has been
growing enormously In Worcestershire
OF late, however. so that the Conserva-
tives are not 80 solid as of yore.
Yorkshire. big. thickly populated.
and covered with great manufacturing
towns. Is doubtful. Here is where
they have fierce riots at the polls.
Generally speaking. the southern
counties, largely agricultural I'm char
acter and directly dominated by the
great lords. have tended toward Con-
servatism. There are indications, how.
ever. of change now. due mainly TO
the nobility descended in its efforts to
defeat the budget.
Dozens OF these landed proprietors.
millionaires many times over, under
took to influence their tenantry by
the dismissal of few house servants
and gardeners apiece, by the cutting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05

cause by withdrawing Liberal candi
dates from constituencies In which
they believed the labor candidates Tho
stronger and by inducing the labor
candidates to Withdraw I'm other, con
stituencies In which II was obvious
that the Liberals would poll more
votes.
The combination with the laboritey
the Independent Labor party. as
they cal hemselves-means. of
course. that the Conservatives will
face a united opposition instead of a
divided foe, and In two-score constitn.
eneies the combination means the ,llf.
ference between defeat and victory
for the cause OF reform.
The election will open Saturday.
Jan. 10, aud continue for about three
weeks, until all OF the more than 600
members of the house OF commons ara
chosen. The big day will be Jan. -.
when the voters of between 80 and 40
constituencies will register their will
at the polls or course a sweeping
victory for either side that day will
have its influence on succeeding cleo
tons. and will probably settle the
Issue.
London is not always nor altogether
Conservative. The city OF London Is
patch one mile square In the center
OF the greater metropolis. Outside the
city of London labor has always been
strong. and the fight 1t is making to
capture seats In the next parliament
is more vigorous than ever before.
Outside of the metropolis the politi-
cal storm center OF the English cam
paign will be. as usual, the county OF
Lancashire. with Its huge cotton. ship
ping and other Industrial interests. II
is Liberal stronghold OF free trade.
Hence the Conservatives are making
desperate efforts to wrest 1t from their
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05

OF OF petty subscriptions TO local
charities. by the curtailment OF dis
continuance OF pensions to employees
grown old in their service. by the re-
duction OF salaries and tips.
The pretense. OF course. was that
The budgets increases I'm taxation rem.
dered snch economies necessary. But
when the Liberal statisticians showed
that such savings generally aggregat
ed several hundred times the amounts
OF the increased taxation. there was a
great howl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
ENGlAAO's BATTLE
IS NOW LABOR VS..
CAPITAL
On Eve of Thrilling Election,
Campaign Becomes Movement for
Higher Wages and Chance To
Earn Honest Living.
Outside of London, Storm-Center OF
Campaign Will Be County
Of Lancashire.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-Today; on the eve
OF the most momentous. thrilling cleo
ton Of q century In England. the cam
paign has settled down into what is
distinctly fight between capital rnd
labor. Ii Is really strike by the toll
ing masses for higher wages from
the vested interests which, through
their monopoly OF the country's nat
ural resources. have forced the people
to work for them for almost nothing
during many centuries past.
The Liberals have dune two very
clever things. They have identified
themselves closely with the labor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05

dusky black eyes growing intense. Il
thought that this city was nothing but
a lot OF, rich mems Offices and an ele-
waited road that drove away all the
summer birds. Now l know that 4 y
very nice place.
I'm going hack home TO Worcester
soon. want 20 see my papa AM
tell him that nv. Rockefeller didn't
give me any money after all for buy
Ing Christmas presents for poor little
girls and boys"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
Terrorls,'s wife Commits Suicide.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 5.-The
wife OF Eugene Azef. the terrorisss
t-nltor. committed suicide here yes
terday by taking poison. Nine. Azef
was genuine revolutlonist and for
weeks following the expose OF her
husband she became convinced OF his
guilt and grief over this Is believed
TO have prompted her self-destruction.
Azef Is still missing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
Detroit lodge, OF the shipmasters' as-
socinlian. held It's nnnunI election Lee

its newly decorated rooms In the
Biddle block. Tuesday afternoon. The
officers will be Installed Jan. ii, and
Capt NJ G.. Mcintosh was appointed
installing officer. The elected ofncers
follow: President. Capt b =. Baker;
Independents. Capt. Alex clark ana
Capt william III. Hoffman: financial
. secretary-trcasurer. Capt. Timese Le-
Merckel; delegate TO grand lodge.
Capt p. j. simpson: alternate, Capt.
William III. Hoffman. Appointments:
Marshal. Capt. Charles Autterson:
warden, Capt A. A.Archer. chaplain.
Capt. L. I.udington: sentinel, George
Talbot The ladies' auxiliary will
give the annual welcome home"
party, Jan. ~