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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
CATCH HUSBAND
JUST IN TIME

Although Charles H. Crawford.
owner ~ Crawfords bar. on sixth
av., had steam up on his private
yacht. the Princess Chlmay. To leave
the city 70 eyade service of divorce
papers sued out by his wife be- was
served BY deputy shcriffs before he
could get under way.
Mrs. Crawford also secured a re-
stralning order directing Crawford
not 10 draw $4,000 that he has on
deposit IN two Seattle banks. not
70 dispose ~ $500 worth Of her Jew
clry, and not 10 sell hla property
Crawford is charged IN the divorce
complaint with non-Hupport and de-
scrtlou. The couple were married
IN New York on January 8. 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
MRS. BOWEh'S BODY
IS FOUND IN LAKE

Telegraph dispatches from Lake
Tahoe tell Of the finding Of the
body 81 Mrs. John J. Bowen Of Sc
atfle. The body was found about
six miles from Glcnbrook Inn,
Nevada
Previous dispatches telling Of the
finding Of her row boat and
umbrella prepared her relatives for
the shock. Mr. Bowen Is sick at
the home OF hts sister. 1914 East
pike. Mr.. Bowen was formerly en-
gagged IN the machinery commits
sion business In Seattle. Portland
and San Francisco. under the firm
name Of Tatum a Bowen.
Mrs. Bowen was 81 years old,
and had spent most Of her life
travelling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
BUILD STRONG CASE
AGAINST COL. COOKE

That Col George + Cooke was
in the habit Of borrowing large
sums from enlisted men on his per
sOnal notes, was brought out In the
testimony az the court martial.
nov being held at Fort LawtOn
Quartermaster Sergeant Cuffe told
Of loaning the colonel 81 500. After
Private Lane had decamped with
10000 Of government funds, the
colonel, according to Cuffe, tried
TO make out that Lane took 81 900
Of the Cuffe loan.
Capt. Bergman, quartermaster Of
the harbOr boat JEFF Davis, plying
on the Yukon. will testify today
that Colonel Cooke used the vessel
to carry laboreFs 10 hts mine. The
prosecution will finish its case
Monday. The arguments Will be
made Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
JOHN L. READS COTTERILL
OUT OF REPUBLICAN PARTY

towns IN me white liver yaile~ --1
returned 90 the c.ff abo,t y,
O'Clock Upon hls reigrr
chaHced ~ meet Wilton an ~
street. wherrup0n Wiir ~ ~
him and denounced him with 80
Ing put up O. Job ou ihe reuabllesn.
By packing me meeting
Wilson had already unburde,.a
hiE disappointment chaarin ~
anger az me result " The raee,tna
bY reading ont ~ tho paris : -
Der of republicans present Who hsa
the temeIiiy ~ cheer Conareeamss
PoiudeEier even going no FAR A. -
read "a lecture iO President ~.
Dyhemau u fhe club fof even ~
dfriakiuR 10 hold reunbilcas
meeting under auy other han wn
son auspices Hls anger had ~
gun % abato little when ~ ~,
cotterill bat thc appearance ~ !
nan 50 far lost 10 the Wilson d.
~ political prOphe'y as 20 fhlnk I.
being q democrat aroused Fl aasw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
B DOM CRUMPACKER
FOR SPEAKER

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aus. c.
SIX republican candidates for con.
Ercsg. u elected. are planning 20
Gust Uncle Joe Cannon from his
job a. speaker and elect Congress.
man y. -. Cumpaeker. 81 the
Tenth Indiana district
Resolutions were adopted ondoras
ina Cumpacker az Cauuon'a sue.
cesHor AZ conference Of Indiana
republican congressional caudh
dates and state party leaders six
uf the congressional candidates
present pledged Crumpaoker their
support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
KING ALFONSO
HAS NARROW
ESCAPE
Broken Mast of Ship Near
ly Hits Spanish King
Gives Him Severe Fright


CowEs. Isle u Wight. Aug Co.
While King Alfonso. a party Of
Spanish aud English officers. and
Sir Thomas Upton. hoat Of the
Spanish monarch. were standing
amldahipH on i4pton's yacht. The
Shamrock" one 81 the topmastn
broke and fell 20 The deck
King Alfonso became greatly All.
tated and uttered AN exclamation
that caused bis hearers 90 believe
that be thought The fair of the mast
was not an accident Those who
aaw tho spar drop declare Il WAS
miraculous that none Of the party
VAS injured.
The Spanish ruler has become
extremely nervous following the
accident. which e. the second 50 oc,
cur since his arrival in England
- Southampton yesterday a land.
ing float on which the king WAS
standing was nearly submerged by
barge that ran aioul OF IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
SULL|VANS To
FIGHT STREET
CAR COMPANY

Tho payaa. y0u.cnter car and the
Seattle Electric Go platform rules
wlli have 20 stand the test of tho
court az The result Of the alterca.
zion between John l.. Sullivan and
bis brother Of the American Cater.
ing company. with several car
crews. a. BroadWay and Pine
Warrants. swcrn out by the 3 y.
company. were issued today for the
Sullivan boys. and the brothers
have announced their intention Of
fighting the case to atandHtiil
John Perry has been retained as
their attorney. and score 81 VII.
nessea. who were on the car. will
appear Ia their behalf
I'VE we're made the victims 81
the street car company's arrogance
and greed. said John l.. sullivan
today. and We are going 20 see
the matter through The platform
rule OF those pay as ou-enter cars
IL designed simply for the purpose
~ packing the ears The patrons
are given no consideration. their
comfort is uuthought Of We will
have the backing OF 20 men who
we're on that car. and before the
matter ~ settled there viii be- a
change IN the rules.
"My brother and got on the car
az Fourth and Pine. We had 20
stand on the back platform The
car was 70 crowded that people
waiting were passed by At Broad
way n few persons got out. The
conductor then ordered us 20
squeeze mp into the aisle We were
only Eolng 20 lfth and refused. The
conductor called an Inspector The
Inspector called half a dozen men
from other cara. They set upon my
brother. a small man. and dragged
him off the car. Then they started
pummeilnE him and jerking him
around ! got off the car 10 protect
my brother Had they turned my
brother loose when they got him
off the car. there would have been
no fight. but when the Inspector
and hiH gang. armed with control
Ter oaru. started Matchmaking him.
inicrfcrcd. and both Of us did our
little best
And furthermore. We got back
on the car, stood on the platform
and rode 10 our destination II u
wasn't against the rules OF the com.
pany for vs. 10 stand on the plat
form from gth 10 broadway. Il wasn't
for as TO remain there 20 18th.
Were perfectly willing 10 be ar.
rested. and more than willing TO
fight the case. and sue Tor dam
ages"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
Angry at Poindexter En-
thusiasm at Grand Meet
ing, Wilson Attack s
Even Democrat.

George y cotterill. democratic
state senator and democratic can
didatc for both the state senate
and the United States senate. WIS
read out Of the republican party
Thursday night by John l.. Wilson
who charged him with having pack
ed the Opera house meeting with
democrats
COitcHll was not present az the
Grand Opera house meeting. nor
did be- take any part whatever in a.
In order 10 avoid being charged with
meddling ia u be had accepted an
invitation 10 speak Al one ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
DOG FINDS BODY
OF LOST BOY

sPRiNGDALE. wash. Aug. g.
The body Of Johnny Otlare. the
la.yearoid son OF William oHare.
was brought here today having
been found lying. bruised and
crushed. under a los. nine miles
from Springdale. through the nsr-
vons and excited actions %
Iohnny's dog
Yesterday the lad. accompanied
By the dos. his lnscpaFable com
panIou. went for hunt In the
hills A fe~ hours later the doe
returned without isH young master
Ills actions aroused the fears Of
the boys father. and searching
party was formed
The boys body was found late
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
HOLD UP STAGE---KILL
DRIVER---GE $4,000

which hurried 10 the scene ~ ~"
holdup
Tho cheaper bullion had been
abandoned by the bandits iu % de-
serted cabin close 10 the road. The
hiFhwAymen have escaped into the
mountains with the gold.
The bullion WaH the property ~
the soeoflo and Erneatiuo Mining
company and was being carried g.
silver city. thence 10 be shipped
tu the Denver mint
Domlngusz. che Mexican driver
was alone on the stage. aud evi
IDENTIFY was shot down from ambush
without warning There were no
passengers.
A larRe posse of heavily armed
mon o. Ia pursuit ~ the outlaws
There b. n0 clue % the identity 81
tho robbers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
HEALY TO START
FIREMEn'S UNION

Timothy heaiy. international
president Of the Brotherhood OF
Stationary Fireman. Is IN Seattle
this week 70 organize a local Of the
union here. He has already started
branches at Tacoma and Everett
A meeting will be held az Labor
Temple tomorrow night
THE firemen IN this city work ] l
hours day shift and II hours night
shift for sss days in the veal" said
President Healy. IT Is the hard
est and hottest kind Of work with.
out vacation and with terrific
hours. We want to organize a
union that wlll give more humane
working conditions for the men"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

Rates in thls CQiaua ere cenl ssf6
Ten cords 70 csats
IRE TNrEnsTkrk I,srHoppcIxa 20
EGEff SEEKS HNsnANuf Fuh TfaE
FOLLOWING LADY MEMHEAk
fHunF lady. German Americas, afs a.
aHsmE huusewufk
Miaaa - death, German Americas. ewns
a1ee home aEs ~
YeuHs iad1 are a. American 81 has-
reuas lady. aFs e. Amsnesn in ss.-
TaanF lady ar 90. oecupatssn ho1se-
safk SCI dlsh- Americas.
~ldos - DEATH. aEe - las fstsf azs
wldas b death. age ~. has sesas saa
fuFams
Naiasa uomaa. So. esrspsslas hss.ssus.
hHr means
wiaow b death. ovas horas and snsazs
Yonne worsiue iaay rrs ~ Ansf-raa
Many more too numsfwes = mensieu.
We seek wives Cor the faiiewinx ssasis-
catfie dealer. owns . nice ranch. ars. a.
siasHef uninrnmb~red
bachelor aFs 80. oans a rice hasisers.
bachelor sss -. GYMS a good sasias~.
Wldousr 81 death. aEs %. has a God
huHl ness. contractor
MtfaNer IS death aFe tt hes q Ina
haHsnsFs, phssiciau and surxsan
Bachelor. aFe ~. has fac FaaFh sa4
means Eermhu- American
WafheEag are So American rafFeatm
contractor has means
"a laaNer bV death aFe 60. has hesns
and s. Gft English Amsfteans
fia hsiur sEs a. has q nice tsseh sn4
fsaHas. German American
MEanHef So. owns a nlcf fanaA. arc -
AZ incunr. retired "a stain.
ms. rRFScF GTKrN ANp DEMANDED.
OFFICE sg-tf NENnoMk HOTEL. llt
FIRST AF SEATTLE WASH NAIL
IsGN stf. SEATTLE WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
Armed Bandits Stop Colo
RADIO Coach and Escape
With Gold and Silver
Bullion.

SILVER CITY. Colo. Aus. e.
Two armed bandits after shooting
and killing Driver jose y uomin-
gueE, looted the Mogoion mountain
htaae today one mile from Camp
Mogblon and escaped with ~ bars
ut guild and silver bullion. valued
az $4,000. The silver bars were
recovered hy the Hhcfifra posse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
FARMS AND AcREAog-tconts.,

: ~ Z. = I, y ! =
JACKSON REALTY 4 LOAN co.
$4,000.
90 acres rich level valley land. q
acres ia cultivation. acres or.
chard fapplea. pears. etc -. Z
acres meadow. \ acres timber, 2
miles from town. small house.
large barn. well fenced aud cross.
fenced. running water 5000 90
: cash. balance 20 suit at per
cent No. e75
FOR ss5000.
You can buy tract containing 10
acres OF fine garden land In the
Chchalis river valley. all cleared
and ready for cultivation. only
half mile from good town. at
junction Of two railroads. and
only 5 miles from twin cities of
$4,000 population This land is
level. does not overflow, has ad.
vantage of good schools, markets,
and transportation will be on
electric inierurbau within one
year Gray's Harbor has best
markets on the Pacific coast for
farm produce. Don't pass these
tracts up because they are cheap
We are going 10 raise the price
little later. Buy now az the
opening Anyone can buy them
at our terms $4,000 down and
$500 a month
100000.
IS acres rich bottom land. that
never oyeriloWs. fine seven-room
house. Just finished. large barn.
chicken houses. etc. good fences.
20 acres In cultivation; will pro
duce 100 bushels oats to the acre,
fine road good school. milk route,
A. r. H. and telephone. Easy
terms No 997
100000.
20 acres. 81 miles OF Centralia, in
Lewis county. n acres in cult.
walton, 10 acres In orchard. sew
rn.room house. barn 30x34.
wagon and tools to 20 with the
place, also horses, cows. etc. No
1886.
$4,000 90.
so acres. In the Salzer valley, in
Lewis county. 10 acres In cult.
walton, 60 acres IN pasture. 10
acres meadow. three miles from
Contralia. all fenced. good water
supply of creek and well, six.
room house. barn 5ON50. chicken
house. root house aud all neces-
sary outbuildings. three COWS
and one calf. so chickens, all ma.
chinery and all household furnl-
ture with the place. There is
about $500 worth of timber on
the place. Easy terms. No. sa5.
WATER FRONT.
CHICKEN AND FRUIT RANCH.
We have a beautiful island OF sew
en- acrcs. with a fine gravel
beach all around. fine garden
soh, lies nearly level. three acres
In orchard aud spuds. all kinds
of garden and small fruits. fine
5-rogn cottage. chicken houses,
including large bunch of chick.
ems, boat houses, plenty of good
soft water, boats pass daily. one
hour from city. plenty wood for
10 years. Price 100000, easy
terms. No. 996
JACKSON REALTY & LOAN co,
Main ma. Bailey Bldg Ind. $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
RAILROADS KILL
$50 a MONTH.


= WASHINGTON. Aug e. .
= According to "a statement By .
= the Interstate commerce COM .
4 mission. LOO persons were .
= killed ln railroad accidents and .
. 2i.2as Injured during January. .
= February and March ~ this .
y year This D. am Increase ~ .
= fs6 IN killed and Clio Injured =
= over the same period last =
= year. The accident record FOR .
= electric railroads Be- low. =
= During the three months ~ tho 4
= first quarter ~ the year. 10 .
= we're killed and 600 injured. =
y 44sS 44za EEs ~ 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
STILL AFTER ONE
KANSAS REGULAR

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug s.-T. A.
McNeai. inaurgent. who opposed
Congressman y. X. Anthony. as
aerts that the returns show a plu'
rallty fer Anthony Of only Sc votes
McNeal says he probably viii de-.
mand a recount. charging that bal.
lots cast for him we're counted for
bis opponent.
The official canvas ~ the re-.
turns from tho precincts began this
morning II will occupy at least
two days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
THE SEATTLE STAR

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
CHuRCH NnrlcEs-

SAMUEL WATSON CWJRCW TRUE
sfiNruALiSM meotH Arcade Hall
second floor Arcade building. SUNDAY.
August 2. 1919 Afternoon lecture.
y m. pr Eduard Franklin Cobb In
Epirationul 90 DE delivered whilst undor
control q. m.. formation Of circles
spECKERT. subject nut II There Rr
NO Resurrection OF the Dead then Is
CHRIST net Riaeu7 And u CHRIST
Hc not Risen. Then Is our Preaching
Vain and Your Faith IL Also Vain
Aftor evening lecture DUET bv IDA
MtcHAEtS and Lon D. COLE. entitled
1--WE DRIFT IN WITH THE TIDE"
and platform tests Admission free
Everyone welcome Bring your friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
"APACHE" is
LYNCHED
BY MOB

PARIS. Aus e-The authorities
are today taking steps 10 appre'
bend the members 81 \ mob that
lynrhed an Apache" last night.
alringinE him np 90 a lamp post
after the man had killed a pedea.
irian whiie resisting arrest
A EcndnTme attempted 10 arrest
the Apache ia n street in the heart
% the city The OUTLAW fired on
the officer and the ball killed a By.
staudrr Instantly a mob collected
and after hanging the Apache "a
quickly dispersed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
MAN ACCUSED OF
WIFE M U R DER
BREAKS JAIL

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s.
Archie GTeg0roif. charged with the
murder OF his wife on july 2. Is al
large. all attempts to trace him
since his escape from Lane hospi-
tai. where he was under treatment
for a self.lnflicted wound having
been unayailing Gregoroif while
being exercised iu the court Of the
hospital took advantage OF bis Gus
todian's momantary distraction
and, fleeing through the engine
room, gained bis liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
ABOUT ALLEGES
CIGARETS

s--rH.a-ss 49, as-e.sas-as1
nii che fsnhiunslie society ~ wash
inFtun and men and women ~ the
diplomatic corps are seen. was
shocked 20 hee the vlfo ~ The Ger
man Ambassador and American
women 10 diplomatic life smoking
u was quite general Bag This club.
an BE IL also in New York city
fashionable society
That Alice smokes doesn't make
~ right faf other women. and other
women aWohiuE doesn't excuse
Alice. bus that Alice should not be-
singled out ar the chief sinner hlm-
ply because She lH the daughter n
her father. seems 90 BE- the senti-
meut 81 Seattle women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
BOY BROWNS AS
TIDE COMES I'm

TACOMA, Aug. 6s--Frank
Fiusterbager, s.yearold son Of
Frank FiuSterbauer. ST., a
baker, was drowned IN the
middle waterway yesterday
afternoon. His body was found
az midnight. With several
other children he was wadina
IN the waterway az lo~ tide
and Is supposed to have step.
ped into a hole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
MISSOURI MOB
PURSUES NEGRO

KANSAS CITY, Aug 5.--Armed
with guns and clubs. mob Is
hunting a negro in the brush near
Buckner. No. The negro Is ac-
cused Of attacking Clara Bladus, IS,
the daughter OF q farmer living
near Independence The mob
threatens 70 burn the negro If he
IL caught.
Another negro was captured and
spirited away by the authorities.
II Is reported the two negroes at
tackled the girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
REAL BULLETS
IN MIMIC
WAR

TACOMA, Aug. 6.--l; was rur'oF.
ed among the men today that real
bullets instead Of soap wacs Nere
used BY one company IN the sham
battle yesterday and that the
whistle Of tire bullets through the
trees made the sSirulsh take on
an uncertain aspect. No one ~as
hurt. however Rigid Inspection
will be given hereafter 70 see that
no bail cartridges get into toe
ammunition supplied the soldiers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
Branch Library Opened

The University branch N the pub
nc library was formally opened last
night There were speeches by
Mayor Gin and others. and music
furnished by the University Inn
provement club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

Mrs. Perry Ross Mrs Mabel q.
Lutte and Mrs. Lillian scwel. new
members Of the Womcns CONNER
cial club. were the speakers at the
meeting held yesterday az the WASH
inRton Annex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

(Coneluded.l
---------@--~-.-s-s --z-a=a--------@--.------
Eethor Taft asked for informR-
ton regarding the proposed grant
ina ~ tho tribal rolls. and asked
as what We thought about a. Haid
I thought Il would be q grave mis-
take FOR him 60 take any stand on
the question. The president asked
me n know J G. McMurray
told him McMurray had been an
attorney for the Choctawa and
Chickasnws Tor years
Curtis declared that Senator Gore
told the committee on Indian nf-
fairs thut certain man Interested
Ia the land deals wns 10 got two
commissions II said Gore after
ward named Richard Adams. a
Washington attorney
The committee expects 70 COM
plote It, hearing here today. and
viii 60 10 McAiestcr. whore the
committee viii hold sessions begin
ming Monday
u am not surprised that one viii
INK 10 debauch would be- willing 20
defame." was the cauatic comment
~ senator Gore today. when asked
about lannon's testimony IN which
the witness intlmated that Cores
charges might have been made in
spirit Of revenge
mo improper Methods"
A. Senator Cores request. Cores
statement. previously published.
was read before the committee
Curtis then resumed his testimony
So FAR aa he knew he said Me
Murray always dealt fairly. and ala
not resort 90 improper methods. He
told ~ many Indian land bills that
had come before the committee. and
declared whenever there was any
doubt ns 10 the benefit that might
be- derived from the measures. the
committee always sought 20 protect
tho Indians Curtis was then ox-
ruscd
Offered Indian $4,000
y. g.. McCurtain. an indian. was
called 90 the stand after Senator
Curtis was excused. He testified
that McMurray had offered him
t25. 600 II ho would withdraw his oh
iections % the sale ~ Indian
lands McCurtnin a. that time was
"a delegate representing the Chloe
taw nation
II thought II I displayed too
much activity McMurrny might
marshal his forces and secure the
passage Of the bin" said McCur-
tain
Ten boys aud four girls were born In
Seattle Yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

Capt. Caleb G. Jenkins Of the
North Yakima Salvation Army
post. has been transferred 10 com
mand Post No ! In Seattle, after
service Of three years In North
Yakima. Capt Omann, Russian
nobleman. viii succeed Capt Jen-
klns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

Yesterday a building permit was
issued for the Swedish tabernacle,
r. be erected az 900 f.. pike 81. TN
building viii cost $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

The Saturday afternoon concert
by Wagncr's Second Regiment
band was given at Leschi park to-
day instead Of at Mount Baker.
The program began Al 1880
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
'PS 0 T 0S

STYLISH MAKE-ogER SHOP,
Hats trimmed dyed. cleaned aaa e
blocked piumcs curled and eieanea
Alteration Dept New and old garments
Eet Arcade
LAST CALI" I can ard viii gfute
that gfeo wii hTinK fon fieRFe = -
lu 4 safe sound honest intestmsA' 80
eaf best opportunity or eafth M'
quick for particulars ,. y. h2Ah' 49,
saut ste Marie. Mich ---
business man desires % meet 1867
afef aHuuF widow NatifF eAat arr -
ifafnis preferred but not esfenisAl 49,
personal description and phone hn@s''.
else star ----
German ,sofiiau. ft desires tbe 80
nnaintanre ~ "a respectable EeatlFmsn
81 saod STANDING not over 20 years w
sect matrimony C-isS. star .-,-
t5eufiemnn ID 60 desires 90 meei iaat
~ suitable aEr with views te mAht"iN"s'
C-i4a care The star --,.x
Wfdowef. past rs. Scandina. ian. 49,, va
good ranch. would iikc 90 SET ae4AA,ss,ss.
with nice houHekeepcf ptss 5., 49,
have al least s. 600. ScanainatiAn W
fcfred ne. Tho star .--s..---
Free campus sites or thc SOUND 80 -,
enough 90 work 90 town ana I'VE ~"
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