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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
FAIR DIVORCEE
TAKES ANOTHER
MARITAL LEAP
Former Wife of Frank j. Gould
Becomes Bride of Sugar
Magnate's Nephew
Marriage Nullifies Pact Made
Over Custody of the Two
Gould Children
Condition That Neither Remarry
Has Been Violated by
Both Parties

IN Kelly Gould and Ralph Hill
Thomas, nephew of Washington
Thomas, president of the American
sugar refining company, were married
today in Mrs. Gould's apartments in
Park avenue by the Rev. DR.. Webster
of the Brick Presbyterian church
Joseph Thomas, brother of the BRIDE
groom, acted as best man, and the
bride was given away by her mother,
Mrs. Edmund Kelly.
The wedding party was confined to
the immediate friends of the couple.
According to the present plans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas will sail for Europe to-
morrow.
Detectives Watch House
The presence. of the two Frank J.
Gould children, little Helen Margaret
and Dorothy, at the wedding, and the
fact that nine detectives, who admitted
that they were in the pay of Frank
Gould. watched the house gave rise to a.
report that Gould had issued instruc-
tions not to let the children accompany
the newly welded couple abroad.
There was great scurry of the de-
tectives shortly after the wedding
when the two children, Helen Margaret
and Dorothy, left the house They were
taken to the summer home of Miss
Helen Mills Gould at Irvington on the
Hudson, to whose custody, it is said.
they have been entrusted by agreement
of the parents. The fact that the chill
dren were transferred from one auto
mobile to another during the trip
caused considerable excitement, but
they were safe at Miss Gould's resi-
dence tonight.
Custody With String
Under the divorce decree granted the
former Mrs. Gould, she was given GUS
tody of the children for the greater
part of the time on condition that she
should not remarry. Neither parent,
however. was to take them more than
100 miles from New York without the
others consent
In event of the mothers marriage
again, Frank Gould was to have his
children the major part of the time
He, too, recently married however, and
is now in Europe and new agreement
will have to be drawn up.
Thomas present to the bride was re-
Gently reported to be a plat of ground
valued at $4,000, adjoining Mrs Gould's
bungalow at Sands point, L. l., together
with handsome diamond bracelet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
Two Hurt in Stage Wreck

( YOSEMITE, July 11.-Only two. per-
sons were injured of the IL passengers
who occupied the four horse stage
coach that toppled over a 100 foot
cliff into the Merced river yesterday.
They are:
Mrs. John Ulm of Cincinnati O..
slight scalp wound and minor bruises.
Mrs. J. A. Weeks of Cleveland. O..
suffering from severe nervous shock.
Mrs. Weeks was visiting friends in
Oakland, Cal. Both of the injured
tourists are at the hotel in Ell Portal
with a physician in attendance
1t was reported from Ell Portal this
afternoon that the two women were
more seriously injured than was
thought at first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

only O. be overwhelmed IA the
shower - ballots on election day
This year the party nominated Emil
Saial FOR mayor. with but faint
hopes OF eiactins hlm Buf the g.ie
turned. aud seidei was swept into
office to enjoy the fruits of vie.
tory. while HcrEer. the leader. Ia
merely an alderman az large
Berger said SCI 81 This d the
first time iu hlFt-gy that We have
carried a large city The party slil
give Milwaukee the best admins.
trafiou IA ever had. or any Amer
lean city ever had A square deal
wiii De cur aim
Tn this clfy the socialists and
trades unions are one The FEEDER
ated Trades Council appointed q
committee ~ is to aid the party 8
campaign
"A warning % yesterdays victory
was gives the old parties &c the
primaries There the democratic
vosf fen of mere than half. whllo
tha republicans bad even failed 10
cast q large enough vote 20 get on
the ticket in 10 wards
hmii seldel the rew mayor. s.
pattern maker and the big labor
vote waa solid fer hlm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
HANDSOMEST COP In TOWN
is SMART--SERGEANT SMART
He Deserves His Name,
Too, Does Wappy's
Newest and Youngest
Roundsman.

Since yesterday Fred r. Smart
has been not only the youngest
sergeant on the police force. bat
the best looking one ~ we'll
And oh. fair ones be IL mar.
ried
Smart Is 20 years old and has
Just been elevated from the rank
~ patrolmnn 20 that OF sergeant.
which meana that he will quit tho
post uf orderly at Headquarters and
dash out into the residence dis
tfictH IN command o. his anti.
burglar set
Ne began being a policeman four
years ago. tramplug q beat The
best thing he has done since, how
ever. 10 % wear white gloves and
say Just have a chair Tor a
minute and III tell the chief you
are here
II IL said. and there ~ no reason
10 doubt the truth Of the saying.
that many sweet young things
romp into headquarters aud ASA
whore 10 find the light department
simply 10 get look at dashlaR
Freddie Not all the matinee he.
rueH are on the stage
ION, dear. sighed one fair visit
tor. he looked as II be- had been
drawn b. james Montgomery
FiAKE. doesn't heT
Smart has lived in Seattle n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
WANTS To SAVE
DOGS FROM
tf
POISON

In connection with the wide.
spread dos poisoning. ! desire %
make two suggestions" wrltoe a
woman 20 The Star
First let every owner OF dos
put upon u a wire muHrle 30 that
Il cannot pick up the meat or other
substance on which the poison has
been placed MnEAle yonr dog
Second, lei na stop this brutality
and cowardice by Furnishing the of.
Tenders The Law makes ample
provision therefor Any person
who shall willfully kill. MAIN OF
diafigure any animal belonging 20
another. or expose any polaons or
uoxloua Substance with intent that
lt should he taken BY such animal.
IL punishable under the las with
% days IN jail and a fine o. $3.50
Let as raise a reward OF 81 .U0Q
10 procure the conviction 81 these
inhuman fleuda The writer IL
willing TO contribute o.. and there
ought 90 be at least 200 others who
would do likewise
a FRIEND or ANIMALS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
MRS. SAYLER
TAKES STAND

fnr Ualfsd rrs@sl
WATHEkA. ill April g. Before
la court crowded with spectators
many ~ whom vere women Mrs
- u sayier. on trial siih hsf father
John Qranden. ard tlr WIN Miller
for The murder ~ hof husband. took
tho stand today and told her stuFs
% the tragedy,
Mrs aaYleF. simply #uwned pale
after her long confinement Ia the
Jail nervous ard apparently fright.
ened b. the ordeal broke down and
sept during the course NJ hrt re-
cigal she told her story H. broken
sentences
Mrs SRylef denied that her
friendship ior nf Miller waa ever
On any way Improper. and r~itrrat.
20 her statement that her husband
knew and approved Of her friend
ship
Mrs eaylof's testimony followed
that ~ ar Miller. who was eFoas.
examined by ghs state today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

sufferer Tor four years from
Rheumatic and Stomach and Liver
Troubles AFTER course az tho
New Remedy and the L0uehney
Bake Ovens be- declares himself e
wen man. and De- entirely cured Of
OIL his ailments Sir Everett ls "a
man well known on The Sound hav.
ing lived iu Semitic and surround
ing towns Tor the past ~ years. and
S. now stopping at fhe Olympic hO-
tel. On Yesler way He BE- now q
large rancher in skagit county. and
owns considerable property ln Sc
affIe DE is only one Of the many
remarkable cures that have been
accomplished by these Great sDe
clalists The medical force of ibis
Institution bias been augmented by
the addition Of q ueN doctor Who
has mode q long and successful
study Of the Diseases Of the Sion
ach Bowels and Liver IL yoH are
sick cen on these men today they
charge nothing for consultation and
advice The Free Bake oven Treat
moutg Gre aie0 being given FOR the
remainder Of this week and lf you
care % take advantage Of This offer
you should call as once The offices
on these apeeiali8ts are located ln
the Peoples Savings Bank Build
inR. 40 the corner Of Second ag and
PIKE ST. with hours from "a. M to
9 p. ma With S12days from . 90 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
CANADA WANTS NO
LABOR AGITATORS

OTTAWA. Ont. April 6 John
Hendfy. president u The Canadian
Manufacturer Association. has d.
elared war GA the labor aEliaiofe
from the United States seo pfse
ticr on THE eide II the boundary
line. sad today be stated that atcps
will be taken soon 20 have ghe ma
ter hrouEhi before The guvsrumeet
FOR action
HeudrY said that the American
labor 0FEanisrra are breeding
much unrest among Canadian
aorkinEmeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
HETTY GREEN
is tElY ILL

ms rrWra Frsa.l
NEW YORK. Aprii GA report
that Hcity Green a. seTious.y 81 ln
SOME suburb of Neu York was cir
culated today On financial circles.
Mrs Green has not been seen Tor
weeks In she banks and osher places
where she daily transacted bust.
ness An officer 0f tho National
Park bank. her financial head
quarters admitted that she u CO.,
bot declared that her whereabouts
are unknown At ire home % Mat
thew Wilkes Mrs Green's s0n-in
Law % was said that Mrs Wilkes
had lefi New York 20 be with her
mother. who D. ili.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

TO city offices. besides a numhc
OF socialist aldermen
Here are some OF the subject
which the socialists are pledged Z
introduce.
Home rule.
Initiative and referendum fer
the city.
Better schools
Municipal ownership.
Penny lunches.
To compel the street car
company 10 sprinkle strceta.
To compel tho street car
company 60 provide seat for
each passenger.
To establish scent fares.
To enforce an eluhthour day
Tor all labor
To secure cheaper aaa, ice,
eeai, wood and light BY means
o. municipal plants and wood
yards.
10 compel corporations 20
pay their full share Of taxes.
70 enforce the cleaning and
dislnteetlng Of street cars
daily
To provide street closets.
To compel the transportation
companies 20 provide comfort.
able stations,
TO provide work fer the On.
employed.
70 provide standard
weight FOR brsaa.
To remit water rates 10
widow Nssherssomcn support.
ing families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
GENERAL WOOD
TO ARGENTINE

WASHfNGTON Aprii The
armored cruiser Montana. uhieh wiiI
lead the special squadron ~ United
States cruiaers to Argentine Rcrub.
De- where they Will represent Amer.
icl at Tho Centenary celebration on
the hlrth 81 the republic. May 3D..
win Hall from Hampton Roads FRI
day
Tho vessel win carry Major Gen.
erai Leonard Wood whom President
TAFT bias named as o. special envoy
to convoy the congratulations of the
United States io her sister repub-
De-
Rear Admiral stanton viii COM
maud the squadron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

MILWAUKEE,, April 6.--Mii.
vaukce is the first city In the
United states 90 elect social.
ist mayer ard city council led
b Emil SeidcL candidate for
mayor, trc social democrats
(soeiallatsl swept the city IN
the municipal election yestsr
day, and ven BY 5000 votes
the largest plurality of any
party IN similar eentVat IN
the history q thia city.
The social democrats wlli rontro
the council. having elected all 80
aldermen az larEc. and carried d
wards out % 23 ~ scboenccker
1r democrat who ran second wa.
about S008 ahead % pr J ~ Hei
ftl republican
The man who deserves thc Hon
share % credit la Victor nerErr
loFmerly socialist member % m,
legislature. party leader % ma
tiouai fame bot there % vein O.
Irony Ia BerEers triumph 70
years be has fought Tor his cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
-FOUR YEARS OF
RACKING PAINS
LoUeHNEY's NEW RHEUMATIC
REMEDY AND BAKE OVEN
TRlUmPHs OVER DISEASE
FREE OFFER
STILL OPEN

Among the very first TO call a.
the offices % fuughney < Tough.
ney and take the treatments that
have been 20 wldely advertised.
combining he Remarkable Rheu.
matte Remedy which is non heing
introduced By Specialist Lonxhrey
was Mr. Amasa Everett OF Con.
crete. wash ,iT Everett has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06


Competent woman fnF nnaafaHrh
Nakf HnNnfinruf car fn rra ~ Ilne fnl.
lae Naafn Halk "a EnanlFue Hate fnHHirr
NJ Iue fila.anha So Eira ffaUan
Miil raii AZ 4hr FIAT Office fael ratsath
at taWaffau nnfniuF hf uHt o. EItru
tmu ilcasts az thV MslHsilr theatre
Wantad -siirf for Hrnsrtf hauF lnsrh
rne fH aHsiHf nn warhina NhHrr NaIs
isfa itfl can st sfae west t1ft
Wanted "A APPRENTICE Erenah pFitafe
nNliHrr e4t FeiIira Hauk HHE
MAIDEN Uoair
Experienced hslp wanted Frnnrh Tri.
waite millinery Nadanr unafe ttf feo.
rlea hanH tianeine
aAI Co.. rracral hausrnafa Mast b.
reHd plain rnnH Ns aeshInr fIn
afh at
camprfeut r.r fcr housrrorh So
caeAl ~ anehirf pos ttfa at
esulra slris experienced on poser
machine tus tfh al
ufl Cor eeosral hoaacaofA. Faad
wages fHt Aloha 81
SITUATIONS WANTEo-FEMALE
N~sNN0e~~ocs~NN -cg~-~se~N~~@s~
Wafa aalA Wostiakn Phone a i.tt
HELP WANTE p--MALE
a.asaaaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
EHiL sgioEL.
Socialist Mayer o. mliwaukss.


MILWAUKEE,. wis April s
Nayorolect Emil Seidol called a
meeting 1T socialists far ,ha a..
teruocu % outline rhn RES admin-
is4aiion for aiila aukec Hg ais
sared the people that the rocisllsts
ola nof moan Cd attempt anything
revolutionary lie declared that be
intended always "a cail meetings
OF the other socialist ofilce holders
before takiug ary Important action
with regard 90 the ciiys affairs
This policy be said should be
sufficient guarantee that ne and
has brother socialists are aot plan.
ming anything witch would Inluro
the best interests q the city
Four socialists have been elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

The hearing on The appeal n Tor
NOR Fire chief Harry w Bflughurt
from Mayor GINS order removing
him from office wsa not heard bv
the civil service commission last
night u wont over FOR o week
upon request 81 the corporation
counacra office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

high school this year TO be- on the
commencement program. a. student
must have hig Or her name 81 The
honor roll This year the boya are
conHpicuouHly absent from The honor
roll snd the 10 girls who are on wu
hANn lnImHh 10 Ihnl.anIHnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

sfren Laka &c
Ballard modem. isstx
ruHHa N.la.a
lsfh sf ffs ei1 va
qa fnfrfhae tats. A. 4.
rooms uarnrr frgs ". VI
Pc .tti.a Iaff % fraif 80. -
spadri fE9 t%fffr 81.
fNn WnterH. 1877 tff a.
fH tfff Madison = n. N
Arnam flafa alta -.
anf flE t-fif a. Il
2 frhENgLE go k,s.s. :.
lnN i4ts from ~
no Cedar frs y Ksr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

WANTED Ar ONcE
founs mnr living an home
lt nf Do NrnrH uf aNr fH in ~
fire HUrA We want SOME fOi
low who la atlNnF tn wnrH
and uuH who wHnta come prHca
tirnl business experience
Muaf start With 81 ucr Wrrk.
with chances far advancement
Answer hf letter ritIuE ok.
pcricnre nEe Utc. Nok ef
care star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

years when be was "a years old
he wont 90 Alaska with the rest Of
the Klondiko gold ruHhers. mugh
ms over The dangerous trail With
sturdy adults lie made little
Pile. he says. but no hniging for
tune
Later. lea 1900 and 1902 be helped
Thomas 8 Lippy carry bis sold out
~ the Yukon country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
MILLER TOO ILL
FOR THE FIGHT

Because Of tho illnoas OF former
Mayor John p Miller. the motion
% expunRe from the grand luryf
record me uucompllmentary refer
cnces Co hig administration as
mayor was NOT heard before su
poror Judge Gay last night The
matter was SCI Cor hearing then
Il was continued until next Tues
day evening
Milier's motion t0 expunge IA
based on The contention that the
grand iury had mo- legal authority
to comment upon The conduct of
the mayors office The motion 10
expunRe wlll be- resisted by fho
prosecuting attorneys office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
CIVIL SERVICE
BOARD TURNS
WAPPY DOWN
Police Chief Unkind in
Comment on Ratings
Made by His Predeces-
sor, Irving Ward.

chief wappenstcln and the ciyil
service commission are In a lively
row.
The chief asked that All the men
Ia the police department be siven
new ratings and the commission
turned him down lsst nighL re-.
pudntins HE appointment of Patrol.
man Percy LOCKER aH sergeant
Under thv Old ratings LOCKER g.
not eligible Tor ths job. but wappy
thinks he in corkinE good man,
Showlng hts seofn Ter the com
mission and ils methods. tht chief
to-day announced that a. he e. not
allowed io make LOCKER a sergeant
BE- win appoint him a rouuasnan
and pas him SIS month out of his
own pocket. % bring Lockers aai-
AIRY up 20 the amount prescribed FOR
serFehuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

A oplngter may imagine that MAR
rinRes are arranged IN heaven. but
a married woman knows better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
THE SEATTLE STAR

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E4itHfra a. tNH Featias tHet @ttAAH -
sseana riass fnaffsf
One cent PEI copy. sis csats pr seek
~ tHentF five csnfs BEf fnNMfh Belly
sfee ~ mail 90 carrier $50 free coolies
koIfcE 10 - art kiiiEhs esolie
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tts faNnF 10 Faf5 $50 uaF main 4ftlrt
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

NfNE WHO cas- KEEP
BOOKS uaufea fnr Fsnafal ~
Dee uufk AuniY 81 setter
hnr p Care The 1fsf, TffinE
AEn. sapefleurr. csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

want i6 men az oncn to cut brush ana
wood o. go day also inteIHFnut man
a. show land $3.50 month Want ase
salesman fpeakinr ail seandiuhfitl ian.
NuoHea See Ntnnntt nt WhHFf at Nrem-
gfton today
WANTED -t0 rrriIS Re takc aasau-
taEa N th|H Offer PROT Henry Little.
champion BALLROOM dancer and IuuruetHr
70 soc world viii rEft ONO private trHeIn
nhd siN class lessons Cor the small suw
Of SIS e0 Thir offer EnaI fnr DO l.IH
oulF. Glasses eVerr Friday tt0uluE ai
Private lrsH9nH hY appointment Dancing
academy At Labor fcmNfo. NlAth nuI
. University at Roth phones residence
phone. iud 4 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
Scores WARDS Methods.


IN preafntine his request Fog neN
ratings 90 the commission last
night chief WAprenatein says he
was acluated % enc conviction that
che ratings gor which irving Ward.
former chief was respauaihla. we're
Impossible and menace 60 The -"
" wy
~
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'A' ~ W
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w. -, p -. Nit'.' inpts 'i'H
w. -, - $50
$3.50 N" f''s '''N'' say"
h"i 70 ~ e"h'
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~ .''F' 'h 't Hlkht "i A''"HFih'F
lhe f Nlii''iaui' Haep arr Eif"n
pewter FtanNiWse IMAM thstf brtirFr
"AN'a thg fifii service caiHiftls'ion
~ tlANe -" Fatshss aha t refused
t"eA aaiN ~ ass 'Hit'oselple fet,
"h'f "rfA asa when diaEFau'ira
~ any wrote letter io we ponfd
Aan -'la tnf fatins given hsm -
"afN vas @ntait tiae commission
los TO- A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

~ss.~,eS - q. Wftff EO--Rat.
A1f9flGtIl & >lss6N~~.
i '#Haes Practical -, as11s
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near reaisr ~ 81, h.ss 4
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itfi isih ~. a.gt ~
q msa nsssgs... ~ y
NHs Nhfs 81 ~. =
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49, i,a'a raeaiisd ~ $50 q
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ta .ars-ftsf eso =. ~
-s in emaH psw., AZ y s
4 ira1a eisa8 ptees Tsas
t'Hswea 81 tsks or -. .eiii Il
~ h.Iln naFasfy fieTt sssk1 :
+f Hlf hll ssry - ,sifs 4
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" 49a holp f1faiFh.d ~ ~ 1f,
a4uss beds NJ 49, q ~.
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fanF man vents raor...s,..
p.aes tfis III aa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

Tho parish Of our Lady of
Loufdca win hold "a fourday bazaar
10 Dudloya hail Fifth and Kenyon.
Bishop ODoa VIII open the bazaar
80 8 o'clock tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

EVERETT The Elrls viii have
the program 90 themselves az thr
graduating exercises % the Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

s.fno,n a1ase FuRNiaHEu -.
fr Nf 400 sasa va ~. ~ p
Fe1 Hnaass ars - 4
BOOB 20 Auiflan ar - - =
METrATW a ur4~..
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t-rnnfn anarniert val -
ranran aH in rev mctefF
ftN n mmfh s8s tlsi 81 -"
1efrfean raF -
E.rnam upper nat ist
sraHu tower naH SO
NrnfF paarfti close in
Hls Chsrrg
Efr6ri modern fiat tii sA.nN =
taarr slGs sth az Main ~ -
Modern f.toam fiat ISIS h''''
Az Rent 500
Modern r-raom fiat lis itA
reni 3d.. 90 Phous Easi ltit
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Ohf - = -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s@sesr-Nse~s--~sHs~e--e-~ 49, - -r'ff'~r
wantec a chile te care ~ ufa slrs
-n = methsfs eafs saa iafs in rstHfa far
itt f#M paaf a. nnt fafN tH aHaFt write
Ms w EasssiIf ifan3sls Wash
Eshsirnaa q Nusen rafpsnfsfs ara
efteFs setssrs speciality 3ain ti1ei
ihH 5ttt
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS.
uEli ~ aafI b = eae- ifof9ssffdaI
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