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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

Miss Mary Page Williams has re-
turned to her home IN Orange. after
a.vlslt to relatives ana friends in this
city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
Election for Congressman.

Election for Congrcsxmau.
Tho special election ordered BY Gov
crnor Swanson to fill the vacancy in.
Congress from the Fourth District,
caused by the death of Hon. Francis
Rives Lasslter, will be held Tomorrow.
The district is composed OF twelve
counties and the city OF Petersburg.
Robert Turnbull. of Brunswick county,
the nominee OF the Democratic party,
Will be the only candidate voted for
Tomorrow, and, of course, will be
unanimously elected. There were four
candidates for the nomination in the
Democratic primary, and together they
drew out Il vote OF over 5000. 1t is
probable that anything like
this vote will be cast Tomorrow.
Fined for Gambling
Iarlnm Mason, n negro. was fined
$50 and costs in the Police Court this
morning for operating gambling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

Mr., and Mrs, T.. Francis Green, OF
sos West Franklin Street, sspent the
weekend in Washington,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

Mrs, Robert B.sPegram has returnsd
Ito the city, nfterfa&Nisit to her mother.
Mrs Harry Hodges, An Norfolks SHE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
FURTHER|NGREASE
IN P. 0. RECEIPTS
Business in Petersburg Amounts
to so,oo3.75 for
Month.
--
BIG PYTHIAn OCCASION
Congressional Election in Fourth
District Will Be Held
To-Day.
PYTHlAN OCCASION
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
100 North sycamore Street,
Petersburg, Va: March 4.


The post-onice receipts during tho
month of February amounted to So
cSs.75. as against s4,944.54 for the cor
responding month of last year, an in
crease of % percent. The business
of the office here is increasing from
month to month. Seventy-three separ-
ate understanding n outgoing-are
handled each day, and with the extern
sion of the rural free delivery system,
this number may be increased. The
recent enlargement of the Federal.
building gives more room on the upper
floors. but not sufficient room in the
post-ofice department.. n a further
addition will probably be asked for.
Interesting Pythinn Occasion.
The visit of Mrs. Nellie E. Merriam.
of Muskogee. Okla, supreme chief OF
the Pythian Sisters of the United.
States, is an event OF interest to tho
P%ythians OF Petersburg. Mrs. Merit
am Is the national organizer OF the
Pythian Sisters, and she was sent
here by Mrs. Rice, of Portsmouth the
state organizer. The two distinguished
visitors are the guests of the two
lodges Of knights of Pythias. and
were the recipients of cordial hospt-.
tality and courtesies. a reception was
extended them In the Pythian Castle
Hall tonight. when a large company
greeted them, and refreshments were
served. Addresses We're delivered by
Mrs. Merriam and Mrs. Rice, whose
visit will be followed by the organt-
cation of q temple OF Tythian Sisters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

Mrs, Mamie Brooke has returned to
the city, after a short visit to Mrs.
Frank 3Gsilkeson In Alexandria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

Miss Nan Irwin. who has beon&yisit-
Ing friends in Richmond, Washington
and Winchester, has returned to her
home III Woodstock. 1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

Misses Emily ana Genevieve&Flctch-
or, OF Warrenton, arrived in the CITY
Saturday and arc the guests or their.
aunt, Mrs. John Latham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

Miss Caroline Gordon Rennolds is tile
guest OF relatives In fredericksburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

Miss Grace Anderson has returned
to her home In Alexandria, after al
visit to Miss Charlotte England I'M
Baltimore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

Miss Frankie Mckinney, who has
been spending some tlmo5in New York
n Richmond, has returned to Farm
VILE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Katherine Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L.. Chewing.
who have been spending some time at
Palm Beach, Fla. arc the guests OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Chewing. 1899 West Grace Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
8tlan0cnc.

Cen hnrt prte 9 y g
c NJ s. Som o1ntolt iio1te l1gc
blcp CT Spsielmonb 8jprnion / So
trietfiorO poa Sslonb SEN Z. Sfto=
Ter bprtfbrt al en- cngclif Sromler,
lpn1 filfeoe pao bonl if Spterritorium,
og iom 5psieln1onben piloc bortpilc
ira bette. Gramleren, Dnis Mapr
er vGbieftain", onfom til @ull i
england Sen 10. Sftober n1eo SDS=
ie%lrnon6en og Sen islonoife 2obS
oa1boro. Sfipperen afgop cit lang
6orfloring, ifplge bpilfe fan bapoe
fiifet 1,oenfor 6onif gpterritoriltm,
og SDsielmanoe,1, Ser oar fommet
pm6pr0, bmoe ingen Met til at bort
pile bom. San tilbpo at folte Mnfer
% 6line ligge11be til 0oggrp for at
bic Srmplerens Stilling og opfor=
brebe tillige Spsieln1a1roen til at t.
lcgrofere otter 6iifcriinipeftionslfi=
het for at foo ofaiort, ON ban 6e=
fallot lia poo Sponlroo0ct eller fife.
SpsielmonSen nngtebc at goa ino
berpoo ogSfipperen mcooelte ocrpoo
Spsleln1ml0en, at fan piloe gao
lrngere lO for at fife, % opfor0re=
Sc ,bon1 til at gao tilboge til i'm
9ooo. 0ette pilbc Spsi elmon0er
imiolerti0 life, og Srorleren leilebe
oo pioerc for bolu @roft, meoens
&%ogtboobe1 fulgte otter. &in6en tog
inliolerti0 til og blep nrcget 1terf, og
81 Sfipperen 0erfor life fltn0e tort
iutte 6ilferiet, gif bon til @rll. gDs=
.lcln1onoen ofgap ser Torfloring for
Sen nonlfe &onilll og blen biemign0t
ncb bel1nes @iltonb. Scr fl1lrbe TO-
relphig life foretoges mere / bette
Spprgsmool, Ser Dan0e uoniflet Jig
til ct International Spprgsmoal og
0erfor nt(be fin0e lin Nfgierelle peo
&oioaift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
5on0erlvllano>

81 a II + llup. Den
%. 0ftober fl1nbe Miels Mpl(er og
@a1ltru / Gllerup feire 0eres @io=
montbrpllup. 0iama1t6rl,oen ct SO,
8ru0gommen SO Mor; begge to er
temmelig o%an6sfriife og rerige. S
9g9telfabet bar Sc baft 6 8grn, bpor-
AT Sc 3 er os0e. Sc gamle foar 6e<
res go6e @leie bos Sen pr9ite S9n,
JONI far en- @oor6 / Mllerup.
9goens SIT. 9en gom=
lie Salemaa6e. at noar 2ppet og 8Ia-
oene faloer> gigr ogiaa 0e0en en- rig
&elt, piier ogiao lin &igtigbeb iaor /
Softluno. S set lille Sogn bar
&irfefloffen / Sc ii6ite IA Gage rin<
get ODER life ferre ems 6 Sig, 6erof
bar De to ct Gor im1oa 9renge poa
4-6 Mar, lon1 6goe al @alslDge
famine Sag. 9esu0en ct Sognets
Glbite Some, @nfen Mergoar6 i
|Stenoerup, 6pb / en- Mloer al 81
Mor, Sen gamle Some bar 11pt Mf=
tpgt / 45 Mor.
ienbo sbonoel I. @aoro-
ejer @tels S. Mo0ien / gimtrup far
lolgt i'm @aar6, 118 Sgn6er itor, til
fin 8ro6er 2an0man6 SIR. Maole11
i Malt for en- &iebeiltm al 10000
|Marf. SbertageIie 1. Mobember.
Setter Sci / Seisager bor HioIgt
fin Gienoom til Sons 6l1gliorg, tbs
li9ere ! Gambling; for ca. 10000
@nrf. Gil Gienoommen bsrer go6t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
Srunfplscrcn ue Matruicn.

S Slottet %6rieoberg, bror Sen
r15liife &eiierfomilie ipr li0en OPP
bol0er Jig, meoens &cjieri11oen gien=
ne1ngoor cit @o0efl1r / No>tDcint, BIZ
Der SEN lille Storfprlttron iplger oltio
lebiaget al CT rltsliif Morineiol6at,
en- rel1 &nn1pe mes ct uiroponlig
go0n1o0igt Mniigt. Yrinien og Mo=
troien er picnipnlig meget gpoe 8e11=
ner, % n1eo bette &cnifob bn11ger
set looleoes lomr1en:
Jor ODER to Mar ii0en blep ser al
bol6t en Eora0e peo 3arifpie Cello,
iom G5oren o%peroure0e ian1men me6
fin lille sen, Ser ligeiom andre
0renge morer Jig pe0 SEN SlagS
militere Sfueipil. S &eiierens
Narbe6 ito6 opltil1et en- Mfoeling
Martneiolbater.
8ornet ioo cit Stuno poo en- al
Matroier11e og ldb ioa fen til bam
og begpnote at inaffe mes barn. &a,1
gior6e flere bornli9e 5pergsmoal og
pil6e abfolut bape, at Matroien iful.
De toge bam paa Mrmen. Gi1 ii6it
bleo @3oren opmerfiom paa Sptrin-
net. San gif 6erben og befole6e
Motrolen at opfploe Gronfglgerens
pnife.
Da sen lille 8rins ilet life piloe
ifilles fra i'm M Sen, los @eiieren
inobente Oplpsninger ont Matroien,
og ga 6enne fra alle 5i6er fit set
be6ite @i6nesbpro, blep fan oniot /
&ronfplgerenS Gienel te. Sen ny Sic
ner bar lin lille @erre meget ben<
giben, og oenne foretraf MatroienS
Selifab for allie anbres. Maar Fan
fun0e fomme til for fine 9arnepi<
ger, JON bar m%iSunoelige ODER bette
Gen1fab, opipgte &rinien lin itore
2%egefomerat.
S Gfteraoret 1908 benote ser mo-
get paa 3arifoie @elo, iom frem.
folote ct iterft Merbeanfal6 bos @ei<
i%erin6en.
gn Mften, in6e1 BUN ifuloe gaa til
Senes, git FUN iom ie6banlie fgrit
til 5ronfplgerens @arelie, iom Lao /
EN- of 5lottets 5i6eflgie ne6 Sioe1
'af bans 5eitres 2eiligbe0. Sill lin
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

IRE &orlluoe, ioo Ser ontagelig fore
lig9er Slospaal9ttelle. u. Sbueien
bopoe ii1,e 9pgninger foriifret for
$4,000 @orf, og SS,robo, @ciutning
og s(pl for nnppe $4,000 Morf.
Stol DANTE Yruitcr
Ii 80 les. Nor rogcn 5io ltoc11
blcu Ser til sc noroilespi1ifc &relter
icl1bt eli Anorouiug ira &orliItorict,
Ii ll:iifen Set trTucocs al oel1, at Sc
iful0e inobcrcttc, bper Song CIT fon=
gcrigif YrGit far tolt / orrca Sogn,
ngioo nuor Ell iaooon .bapoc tolt til
&fseInpcl peo cit @egrmcli c / Silent
met. "a ocnuc Anoroni,,0 al en- al
Sc nprollespigife Yrrlter hlep BE-
fjenotgjort for Yroplticts Yreiter,
scr smr 'a1rlcoe, blep Ser al ilere pro-
teiteret ret ltUrtt in1po Nnproni11ge11.
let m1oo io 1cllcr life pore belt NOR
irn1t for Erri terac iooleSes at futile
%orerpao9c, bpoo Scr lfcr / beres
Sogn. Oct fon pcl bcllcr 1uppe
pure me0pirfc11Oc til at irellllrle Sil=
lioen mellem Erult pg Menigbeo.
"&pgtet pil bloc, at M1prbnin0e1t
er1boa CT cnonlt mere piotguoen6e,"
lfriper ~Ilcns6org MUS. Ger for
tGlles, at sen A%noroning, ion oplr-
ties for Erriternc c'lgona / Spnumcr,
git l10 pon, at / Nrem,tiocn lfllloe set
url0er ollc Smitrnoigbcoer r,ugtcs
fongeriglfc Eruiter at tole ellcr pro-
oite / Spnocrjpliaro; Sc n1oottc 6el=
Ter life prr0ifc / @jcinnnct pe0 Ell
SlGgtnings Gpb, men ifuloc, 6pis
set blcp hcficnot, ut Sc ogteoc at gip=
re iligt, piebliffclig uopilcs. Yrn=
lterncs Meopirfen til oc1l1e 9(l1oro=
nings ltGiprcllc pilOc ser bcrcfter
6ltue gjnrt &rur poo. Sibcn N(l1orb=
ntngcn iii CT frclnorogcn / Gifent=
ligbeocl1, er Set beolt, at oisic Oplps=
1tinger, JONI bibtil fife CT blcpnc moo
logtc, meoocleS io'ntioig. Soo fan
Set prel15iiifc &onliitorium 10 oen1c11=
tere, bpiS set er / Stonb BERTH, bpoo
mon rigtignof n1oa 6oabc."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

Zig boorot bar bette Slog 10 peret
for 6rf. 6.s 5orelore, Der Dor
Marbns og er %ogtpnroige Soft.
Gp0solo. 1bp. Yoltmc=
lter / Snanefe, &aptcin ). =. s. Sp=
renlcn, CT bpo / Nerp, 80 Aor gml.
- Gn al @ori ens=@gnc>s fie,1ote
2an6menO, 0en tioligcre Gjcr al
@aniteogooro, 81. @arries, or opo.
Sen Mfopoe bor / CIT Morrrffc ppret
Sormanb ior @oricns % Snwgns
STRENGTHENING.
6 q | 8. 8oar0eu
@isgaaro / &efferbp or al Yroprie=
tGr Nprgoaro iplgt til Tprpagter
&enien, Srmtbnls1, &enoip$lel, for
$1,000 &r.
- &iels Stnl,,l far iplgt lin
@ooro / &lejitr,1pbuic til Morten
&el6p, &ofslep, ior $4,000 SIR.
@ppcoguoroen "&olfiGr" pco
@alfiGr Station, 12 Sbr. @ortforn,
er af Froprietnr Sbcilgooro mage
lfiftet meo s. Sperlens @ooro /
Spften pr. @innerl1p.
Molborg &oml111c far fjpbt eng
gooro" ne0 Molborg, 90 Snr. 2onb,
al Gprlnge 2osie n / @merslep pg
2rae 2osie en- / Msoo for 50, ZOO ST..
= Son %ortiet, Der eicr uStens=
mart" ~peO @renoo, bar iolgt 100
Sbr. 2an0 al @aarben til @oar0=
cjer Sobnl er, ~@onnmelepgoorO", for
$50 ST.. pr. -. 2anb. Melten al
0aor0eu CT h%orthpttet meo Sen
s. =. Mpl(er, @ommelep,
@aoro. Mel(cr giner
1866 OO &r. 8pttc. Nciutning ng
Apl III. III. m%eofelger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
Sngcn SID til at iiooc nco. St

&uinoes Erppelier ct pmtolt a
GboS. Hiecf ira Erilnrpl e, Mebr
San lfrlucr: vSeg pit, ifcr ut iprtplle
Gem, at &llrifo er en- ron1urfet Me=
oici11. Min @alitru far togct SEN en-
Si0 og fpler Jig 11l1 lon ct npt Me11=
neife. SUM CT ilto1ro til at gipre lit
Mrbeioe iaien.. @uu foor neppe
Sio til at li00e neo bele 3uge11, men
CT tilfre0s og lpffclig mi, 81 FUN er
friif. Sum bopoc pnret ing cit lang
Si6, % hi gop It's Ell bel Gel Yel1ge
til 2Gger og Mc0ici11, 111en alt for
gi9ces."
81. Ecters &l1rifp bploer ca
l1brl,0t Jefor0 ior Sl1fccs lpu1 Meoi=
Gin for glo0et og 2cperprgu1erne,
Der goor til6oge / pper ct @llrp6rcoe
Mar. Gen er ilrge>1 Mpptbcfer Me=
oicin, n1en ct iil1pclt l1rtelniooel,
ser er til6ereot for og forifoffes Ml=
men6eoen oireftc al Gjer1,e, 81. Ye-
fer 6obrnep & Sons. Co., 1876
so. @oDne Npe., Chicago, ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

%Uorrnoring ianOt @%cjlerinoeu ingel
al Sarnepigcr1lc / &urellrt, iom ia,
gan1te lpogt nplplt. Uorligtiat trooo:
te 6l1n fen til Stn9eu = sen pol
tom! S 0poSo1git itprtcoe blrn u0
&orriooren, bpor Motrpien ppbpln.
Jig, fortolte bon> bpoo ser uur lfct
og lanf helpin1ct ON.
Motrolen ilpg Alaru % iprong II;
Yarfen, 6por ban ct StDffc frl
Slottet bprte CIT grrocllbc @ornc
femme og inOe / ct 9ulfoos op0oqe
De Sroniplgcrcn, ipn1 life bopoe al:
oct poo Jig ello en- fife Sfjortc. Yur.
ten blep pjehliffelig 1iennemipgt pa,
Oct olnbpggeligite, men iorgjnpes
Der bar intet mistrnfeligt at .opoo:
&c. %ogtpol tcrnc bopoc life cl(er er-
flrrcoc / aft Tolo, at sc i1tct 6op0e
let. Set enclte, n1oll frnoc fonlta=
tere, por, at cit Yerion lt0c ira bar
flotrct op til 9olfonen i ferlte @to.
&c og oerfro bar trengt ino /
Yrinle1S Snrclie gjcnlcem set oobue
&i1bue.
Fieerne bapoe fort / 0orpejen for.
icrt S9re1let for at ipiic til often
'omn1ell meo set oprige Gjcncrifab.
Set bar iffe muligt at poopiie, at
9ornepigernc 6opoe ltooet / 6or=
binoelle mes Set repolutionnre Bor=
IT, men 11otl1rligriS blen bele Sic
ncrperl% onalct boS &ejierburncllc op=
logt % eritottet ncb M fyplf.
Matroien Glen noturliapis rigeligt
6elpnnet> % fra Sen Aite, CT 6on
Sen lillc Stprfprites perionlioe Sc
fighter. San CT oltio / Yrinl lens
umiooelbore NGrbe0, % i,lgr1 poper
Longer at gipre Dom bcnnc Elo0s
ftrioig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04
wisconfn.

" Seu u | 2Nu!l lult lU|le
llge al @i5coulin Ni oelingen al
Mmericon Society ii Gql,itp blep ser
ne0iot en- &onlite til at nnoeripge,
ON set bar tilroooeligt at onlegge
ct co=operotipt Slagtcri for bele Sto=
ten, ser piloe frrne Ell &opitol al
$250,000. Sen lfnlbe ticne iom en-
Moorrgt in1po &jpbtrulten.
= Scnator Mobert 2oIollette
forloo Sorsoog iiolte llge Mapo
8rp0renes @oipitol / Mocbelter,
Mim., og rciite til lit @jem I @o0i=
ion, bpnr ian pil Dol6e Jig / SO en-
Maaneos Sis, in0til &ongresiam=
lingen oobneS / December. San er
felt reltitueret, og ollie Jplger al
bans la1gparige Spgbom CT for
lpu11one.
@n itor lllp fom iioite lge
in6 pan @aar6sploolen peb @ermon
8ilgriens 6arm, 2 Mile Nor6 for
Maribfielo, 9reb ct lille Barn, JON
lege6e poa N1o6ien og lpb bort meo
set. 8arnets Mooer fom til Dgren
iuit iom l1lben greb 8ornet, og ben=
BEG Sfrtg tilfalbte benbes 5 @or
gamle 9otter, iom leb efter 0pret
nre6 bpie &oab. l1lpen bleo ifremt
og flap Barnet efter at babe fgr1
set 200 CARDS fra Garmen; oct fiji
fun nogle u%betpoelige Sframmer al
ltlpens $en6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

pioltbeo felt til set iioite.
Sl6ebran6 &eirup
8 perfon Gorle6en Mften op-
itoo SloleS / &asmus &buefens
@aaro / @airup 0perifob, ser ne6-
bren0te til @run6en. @ooroen Be-
itoo al Stuebus og tire 2ooer. Sen
bar bpgget / 1910. &eo 8ran6en
meote 6 Sprpiter, men ifient ser por
&ano moi, bar ser intet at gisre.
@aoroen itoo burtig / ct Glmme=
bop: @el6igois blep alle &reaturer
reooeoe at tililen0e Naboer unoto=
gen ct SDin; men alt Snoboet meO
l(notagelle al ga1ife enfelte Sing
blep 2uerneS &oo. 8lon6t on6ct
brGn6te $500 &roner / fontante
Eenge, lom SbueI en bopoe fooet
3ogen / 6orpeien for leperet &orn i
@amornp. @ieren og bans &uitru
bar fraberenoe paa @eigg / @ongeri=
get BOG bans @bigerforel6re, fun Ell
&arl og e1 lille Dreng bar biemme,
6esltoen bar en- Some / Serb meb
Nfoltnt1g. 6brit be6 set fig, at 81
ben btordrte fra, at Ell, 2pgte par
iprrngen; men bette itemmer. lite,
&arlen iao SI6en ten6e op / Sen ito-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-04

SeD rprl1ere un0erlggelIe bite
set Jig, at ogiad 8ogbol0er 2arien
bapoe facet u0betalt 10000 &r. /
for iflellige 8eleb, % at bum ielp
bapoe taget ct Ear Mfooneoers Gor<
ffno paa lin 29n. Gaar set / 1aa
lang Sio uor (pffeoeS benoe at uo<
betale 6tsle GUNNER al &asl en,
ltoen at set bentGrfeoes of&wiiionen,
por set, foroi bum forfallfeoe &egn=
ifaberne og un6lo6 at in6fere in6-
TONNE 8elgb. 90 1un bap6e prafti=
ieret Bette / 2ebet al De it6ite IS
Mar, bar &egnlfaberne 10 life / ben
be6ite Sr6en. Selifabet far ga og-
ioa itrafs ann1o6et &ebiiionsfontoret
ON at giennemgaa gegnifa6erne.
SIT &aslereri fen far 1eobetalt &en-
&c til Direfter @alo, JONI bar ben0es
foreiotte, fan fo%rltaaeS. @inore fat
teligt ct Set, bborfor BUN bar la6et
8ogboloeren faa Herge. Set onta-
9es, at Ser far beltoaet ct 5orbol6
mellem SEM. Jrf. S. por / 8eiib6el~
lie at 9eltpreliens Gilli0 og Dor an=
fet lom en- opgtig og efsemploriff
&oslerer ife. ga @aIo reiite, fit bun
onen / &iebet Brofuro. SeIp bor
6lln life boft nogen pefunier 6oroeI
al fine 6%alifnerier og Meolioenbeoen
meo ben6e ct flor iaabel blo1t6t BEN
6es Sberor6ne0e iom b1onot 6e1n,
Der fienote benoe perionligt. Scr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

Listen used 10 be beauty
specialist
IT'S eFoybody's duty 20 be beau.
tlful But then some people VII
ahirk Why. I've seen members on
the fair sex that. when you got
them into the bright daylight. IL
WAS easy % see they were only
honorary members You couldn't
preserve their beauty with beuz0ate
of soda lQ their flesh food
Man M The back of The hall wants
~ know whether WAS driven out
Of tho business by my face or didn't
I quit sooner because I aid mail
order business
There isn't any answer 20 that
except that ! grew up with this face
and now its KNIT on me. ~ wife
values 70 for q keepsake. She knows
that With This face she win keep
me, an right
but You ought to have seen me
when ! WIS a kid Ny name Is Bel
Wis. bat everybody spoke Of me "a
Apollo, because my mother used 20
call me 'Boivy doar"
But uH0e lOt of money when
] was a beauty doctor had an the
incurablcs In that way, other peo.
Pies faces we're my fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Tho average man IN always paid
average wages
Even an old hen may appreciate
u tootheome dainty.
America Is tho land Of the brave
and the home OF the free lunch.
Aud a lot Of good resolutions are
manufactured the morning after
Opportunity ~ another name for
action
An old topper defines watar AZ an
afterthought
Two aud two may make two pairs
instead Of making four
Much of the food for thought 70.
suits Ia mental indigestion
The man who never drank gets
no credit for not being q drunkard.
A wedding il a delightful affair
unless you arc the masculine end
of n.
Forgive your enemies but n you
have no enom.an. forgive n few Of
your friends Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
CLUB
BY EDMUND VINCE COOKE
THE VINEGATOR.
(copyriahs 1910. By the Author.l
eY FfxxtWto.

tcopyriahs. 1910. By the Author.l
eY FfxxiWt0.
The vincgatng Is the funniest
animal THAI ever was. said Fikxy
wig Its color IL brown. aud It's
lovely 20 hunt. cause Elrls can hunt
u just IA good an boys. and n does
NOS mind belnA caught. and a cas-
run. but Il can't lamp. aud Il haa
shape like q cup Of cOffeg.@
"A breakfast cup or a dogui
taase1 asked The poiiyrhiid Wha
had taken a Few meals a. hotels ln
her time.
Neither one didn't cay q waa
like q cup It's like Toe coffee les
like spilled cup q coffee
flow DO yoa huni Il. then p
asked Cabbieotf.
Well. iil tell sou. Ous day \
flock % viucKators Tot into a house
and got loose in THE Kitchen And
the baby cilmbed 40 ON the tahio
and the vineNat0F BIZ him and
Bit him whsref asked Angel
lamp.
Bit him In the stomach an.
swered Fltrlsix. and So
Iiow coald he be bitten in the
stomach when your sfomarh's insids
o. you :" asked Truepenuy
because The hnbs blt tile Yinexa.
tor frat and swallowed weany
biz Of him. and - the ylHegator BIT
the baby 10 the stomach. just a.
said. and So
The vineRator must b. mighty
mean 70 bite a baby. said the Doll
child
"Y0s. the vlneEatoF has q sour
disposition. said Fix4lwlE. but he
wouldn't have bst the baby N the
baby bad let him aions nuf Il
wouldn't 20 10 leave The vinegafor
loose with the baby around. so the
babYs big brother and hts lit1e
brother and his llifie sister an wefi
hunting the FineEat0ra
The bis hos he had 3 Fi0herf
and he said he'd shoot the yineKa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
FREE TICKETS TO MAJESTIC!
ALL RIGHT

Search tho classified ad depart.
meat of this issue Of The Star.
somewhere there are two free tick.
ets TO the Majestic theatre advsr.
tised. They will be given to the
persons whose names are mention.
"a in the nd These names wero
picked Al random from the city al.
rmst0ry Look for them. They
may ha your own. There Is always
a good show a. ths Majestic. the
best there IA Ia vaudeville. Read
The star classified ads and Get
the Habit.
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This Is something that viii tax your Ingenuity.
IL
thrc0 couples Of this city
uoeown 60 speud The da pcAnekng There pretty piece
~ woodland The puwamiah which eY dsfed
there hoat that would NOT l0RE THAN rEl-
Sons AT TIME nu he Jealous that
his smother
aide with another present
aChemiug they managed under these conditions
However the week after there another couple added 10 the
making Jealous four girls and they planned
tho
tions namely that gr
with amy
present This plan carry thoy
Now there's the schedule
the undertaking posbf Better ss, busy because The Star viii
tell az i Frluay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

Rabbit Hiruch 0f Chicago has the
finest ARRAY % learned aud scholar.
lY degrees - De- found ia the over.
grown village abuiiing upoa Lake
Michigan 10 90 himself Justice
and mot overload the duplicates
and sonic few Insignificant degrees.
that slnanent Hehrvw orator. Clergy
man ard author might wfife bis
aame 20. r q Hlrarh. A r.. A. n.
IT. H.. T. a. -. ~ -,
Hut Rabbi Hirseh does not need
any such vehicle 10 get within the
limelight ~ puhlic attention. fle
~ FiEht there whenever Chicago
sotn up aig public or patriotic
demonstration. fur there are few
better orators Ia The country than
he. and nuns moro patriotic. The
country ~ large comes III for a
share If his attention when chlca
50 doesn't demand Il sll. which, b.
the way. happana quite frequently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

tor. and hr dtd. but Il didaa hurt
the vtnegAtor ~ all Then il.e little
boz be bad a club and be said he'd
chase the TineEator. and hs did. and
the sisegafns ran down the kitchen
steps and into The mnnd and bid.
and he never came Gus anY mora
But this little Eifl she took q ap8mes
and abe caught the vineERfoF and
pus u IN a cage and kept 4 FOR
folks 10 look AZ. and that shows that
girls are smarter than bofn"
Yes, they are. when elris tell n. +"
said wiilinhlil
How could be- put d ln a cage u
the vinegar Is shaped llks q cup u
roffee asked TruepenpY n
would set through the bars
There Nert no bars 20 thla case.
said FitRywlK