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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
FREfTO THE SICK
LouoHNEY a LouoHNEY. THE
SPECIALISTS, MAKE NO
CHARGES FOR coNsuLTA-
TON AND EXAMINATION.

The most wonderful invention Of
modern times. the Loughney Bake
Ovens. have relieved and cured
thousands OF suffering men and
women since they have been estab-
lished IN Seattle. some two years
ago.
The greatest medical men OF this
country aud Europe have recof.
nized the marvellous treatments
given by these ovens Lewis A
Coffin. NJ D.. OF New York City.
and Or n G. Wood. Of phlladel.
phla. are both strong IA their rec.
concentrations OF the application Of
dry. intensely hot air az used by
the Loughney Bake ovens, while
Or RoHsnbaum. of Berlin, Ia
quoted a. saying that the Bake
ovens are most efficient IN the
treatment Of both Cont and Rheu.
matism
These specialists make no
charges for examination and per
sonal consultation Come TO their
offices In the Peoples Bank build
ing. at the corner OF Second av.
aud Pike At. Talk freely with
these men. who have come In con
tact with and relieved thousands OF
cases similar TO your own They
will show you hundreds of test.
monlals from both women aud
men who are most thankful that
they placed themselves IN their
care.
Loughney a. Loughnoy. with
their marvellous Bake Ovens. other
modern appliances and corps of
trained nurses, make a speciality
OF Rheumatism. Gout. Neuralgia.
Lumbago, phlobitis. Ankloais.
Stomach. Liver, Kidney. Bowel
Troubles and kindred Diseases II
you are sufferer, come TO their
offices They will tell you Just
what the trouble is without asking
a question, and will not charge you
one cent for consultation The
hours OF the specialists are from
q. m 10 D. m, with Sundays from
. To II for those unable To come
during the week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Women eat. dress. lace. epend
aud prlmp too much. SAYS Miss
May Morris. Of Euslaud. 20 Amert
can women And Miss Morris real
IN Is IN position 70 say because
she Is an absolute authority on the
catholicism Of dress, Just as was
her father the great William Nor
rls, who created the widespread
craftsman movement before his
death Ia 1894
an the slN weeks I've been In
this country, have discovered that
the women here seem 90 think that
10 be won dressed means 70 have
an bourglass figure and 20 wear amy
sort Of dress that happens 90 De- ln
style. without amy regard 90 The
person inside ihc dress simplicity
should b. the keynote ~ woman r
everyday apparel She should only
blossom ont ia marvellous creations
at functions
Even the girls who work here
are busy copyine che women Ia ear
TiaEes II ihey only knew ~ they
would look Tar better 10 simple
gown fashioned hy themselves OF hy
a dressmaker under their direct su.
perviRiou than 10 ans other Kind
A woman looks utterly foolish walk
Ing IN dress intended for the
drawing room
''The women here an lace too
tightly They think Il makes
them more beautiful. Il does not
The long. nowlng lines that nature
gave them are much more artistic
and much more appealiug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
NDLAYTDME M
- STORIESN

JAk~y Nas a little ragged news
boy, who sold papers all aay on
the street IN a biz city The hap
plfst part 81 the whole day Tor
lakey was when his violet lady,
aa he called her. bought her eve.
ulaE paper from him She carried
a black murf with a biz bunch
Of vlolcis on u. and abe siways
smiled ~ swceiiY az Jakey and
talked 40 pleasantly 10 him
One evening she wsa IN q great
hurry She took her paper from
takey slipped The penny into his
hand and disappeared ~ the crowd
Iakcy discovered rlsht away that
this penny wasn't a penny At all
bat Eve dollar gold piece When
be sent home that night BIS father
took his money from him ~ be- A..
says ald he found the gold piece
thar iakey had wrapped ur To paper
and put IN another pocket 10 Eiys
back 20 The violet lady IakeY
cried and begged him no, 70 take
r. but be laughed Al the boy and
sent BIN 90 bed
The next few DAYS Iakey vas
sure that the violet lady looked
worried, even though she spoke and
smiled as sweelly a. ever he Was
worried. too lie felt like crying
ever time she spoke 20 him Ne
even tried 20 avoid her And then.
one day abe asked him n be would
not rather be rrrand boy AZ her
Office than 70 soil papers
You're such a bright boy. ahe
said You would learn 70 be- a
business mAn IN time Iahcy wRR
delighted That would coTsainly b.
fise' We got a new boy a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Englishwoman Tells of Our Faults

cover their rlghtful shapos They
should be without coraets at all and
tn ono.pieec frocks always. 80 they
Viii be free 90 move
And then the false hair aud
braids and puffs they all wear are
awful healdes being most ugly
and lnartia,lc. they are unhealthy 10
the hair aud 60 the brain.
About American houses ! have
much to say First Of all there
afe too many curtains and too many
carpets In every room the shades
are always halfdrawn Why Ia
thati You would think You were
dead and laid out in a tempered
light Pull up the shades 10 tho
top and take down every Ions cur
tain, Put up simple white muslin
curtains. II there must be any Have
the woodwork all painted white
rhen keep Il clean hy lots Of hard
work Il viii do you good
Carpets that earner dust in cor.
ners 81 rooms should all be thrown
out Have rugs And don't over
heat your houses They are awful
There IL never any ventilation ia
the houses and hotels here. No
wonder this IL a nation Of nervous
wrecks
Aud the people here foster their
illnesses by oyereating Every ~
Bile, generally speehing, Is overload
cd A few simple foods are what
nature wants. NOT great many rich
ones The Americans are a bril,
liant people. bat they have much 10
learn about comfort They are too
busy just now making money 10 pay
attention 20 the worth while
things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
.LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
OBSERVED IN SEATTLE

Lineolu'r birthday will be- cele.
brated tonight by banquet Of the
Young Mems Republican club King
Dykeman will act as ioaefmaatef
Addresses VIII De made by members
81 the organization The Lincoln
dny banquet Is an annual occur
renee.
Singing ~ national airs and the
reading Of literature concerning
Linoolnn life and work were part
OF the public school program yea.
to-day Flags are flying on All
school grounds today
The city aud county offices are
closed today The banks observed
the holiday. na dld the poslofiice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Dear Miss Grey Please tel mo
through The Star whether there
should be two good prizes in = pro
sressive card party. one for the lady
having the highest counts and one
TOR the genfleman. or whether there
should Be only one. and to whom
Il should 80. supposing a gentleman
gets the highest Also whether the
number Of games won or the score
made during the evening should do.
tcrmiue NhO should got The prize IA
a game Of 800, for instance.
IN DOUBT"
A. At an evening party. where
the participants are ~ both noxca
two head prizes are usually given 70
the lady aud the gentleman
having the highest scores. In
euchre the prizes are usually given
To the one having the greatest nun.
Der Of games 10 his or her credit
IN 800. a. In whist. the one max.
ms the highest score "a usually
given the prize
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

aEo. she went on bat be- had 10
b. sent Away because be wasn't
honest The other day there was
five dollars missing uom some
money he brought 10 me"
Poor JAkeyi lie thought Of the
gold piece and began 10 cry That
vas The money they thought The
boy had taken and nov. when they
knew. they wouldn't want a new
boy Then be told the violet lads
the whole atory.
THAT wasn't a. abe said THAT
was my own money aud nov iakey.
I know you are honest and just the
boy We want
And now 1ahey Is a very bust.
nesalike little crrand boy learn.
ing 20 be a business man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

GEA y NJ ~ Z u
cs~s~~~-@~o,~~~~~s~~-~ ~~~~.~er4~.~-~sNe~-~-
Coz Al The fsmliy residence. ssts
Grafton o.. Atlantic city February 30.
lsie pers y ces ared q ysars ~
lore 81 ponnry wsisgn Co. Third as
and University st sunday morning az
10 o'clock fFienaf are Invited % At.
tend iuisrment a. Mount Pleasant GENE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SSl,S 4 4 & sless ss' ~ = ~
Of ths .tsss eeidsfs ~ me essttie So
luE Company wa - held Cd lsIa culuin-
hla o. on Monday. The 2lst das ~ Fsh-
ruefy. 1870 % ~ a. pa. Tor the purpose
~ siertinH Officers. ana such other husi-
mess ne may come before ere meeting
" EDWARDS secretary
seattle FsbiuarT lfic.
40 WHOM VI NAY CONCERN YOU
are hereby notified thst The gndetsirnea
y iiorEmanu hst wiihdrawn from
the Architectural sculpture CO. 1878
seventh av Seattle. and 10 win not be
responsible fni eny liabilities uf said
concern Ssnffaried after ianuar, gi. 1919
% HnNgMANN
BUTTER hrrTER
White Gov Butter Store moved 60
PIKE - next daof 40 Bon Marrhr apo,
ga soasy hest crgsmety. ne ise
the white coz nest 90 Bon Marche
Man With one hand zee 81 needs
work Would IKE to work Tor some
WIDOW 81 farm or city Have Nupd hWKi-
ness ability Small vases RoH ALL,
star
ltsddias panci Academy. gtth and
jackson. Classes for first wseh IN
month Assemblies rhurrday ana Gatur-
day evenings hast issA
J VI newHr tNtenda it's thanka 90 hia
friends ana relations for attending ia
recent Bereavement. the death ~ his
Wife Hena pewer
I viii not De responsible for any debis
contracted hf my wife Cora ~ Madoia
a q Madole Fehuary iO. 1850
All THE MAN 80 flies ~ your
house with mN screens Randall / am
carpenter roth phones
LOST AND FOUND.
'e'res-,---' -, Il-, = = :; "Nc~0Ncee
wv reward FOR return can Maln 804s
IND NsN
Loot iRdys black hand aatnhei Re
torn le4l holmont 81 reward Phone
Lost--One no diamond huraenhoo cur
button Return 4al Central building
llhcral reward Main sos Ind bb3
reundA rowheat on Lake Union Last
rertemhor Cell secs tth aV. Latoua
pharmacy
Losg--A male setter nun. months ola
lemon and white. froahled face Wnturn
lAia l4th av Reward
Childa bracelet onFratrd 20" about
a week eHo Christmas Hift Please
phone seot OF leave az star office
Losi---A small 2-year.oid black COW.
small horne turned lnwnrdn John Wet
sue akao 18Th ~ Ina a5aa
Please return shoes 20 stono pishor
No questions asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
VALENTINE ENTERTAINMENT

the best couplets The oouplet max.
inR IA alao amusing without the
iableaux when used IN this way
word used IN Valentine misalves.
such a. love. dove. Valentine glri.
etc. may be given out by the
hostess and the guests asked TO
write coupict IN which this word
IL used as the last word oi the first
or last line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
HOU8tHFFpINo

tffH anfurnis5 "A ...
sih hna liss Prone "a,
tlf Hirfh Az arc -.
10 fapr reafanabis WV ~ =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

= Prepare a large chicken. Cut 4
= Il into rs smnll pieces as the 4
= Joints allow. DO not remove 4
4 the meat from the bones. Boil 4
4 the chicken until u3ariy ten 4
= der and keep the broth left ~ 4
4 the kettle when you remove 4
= the chicken from H. Cut 4
= a pound Of lean. raw ham into 4
\ small squares wash aud peel 4
= and parhoiI eight large pota. =
4 toes and slice them Slice :
= three medium-gized onions. 4
y Put into a deep baking dish q 4
= layer Of chicken. d layer Of =
= ham, a layer Of potatoes. a lay. 4
4 or ~ onions Repeat the sue. :
= ceasion Of layers until the ma. 4
y teFlal is used When arrang. 4
4 ing these layers strew bits Of 4
, butter over them. Pour The 4
= chicken broth over the layers. 4
= well seasoned with salt aud 4
y pepper Add enough water ~ 4
4 almost flll The pot Cover the !
> pot Bake the hot-pot an hour 4
> and a half Sc sure plenty Of 4
\ AHRAz R9aAa 49, !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
A RECIPE FOR
HUSBANDS

BE careful I'm your selection, do
not choose one too young and take
only such varieties as have boon
raised In r moral atmosphere When
once decided upon and selected. lot
mat point remain forever settled
aud give your entire thought and
time 70 domestic use. Some insist
on keeping them in pickle. while
others are constantly keeping them
In hot water But even poor va.
rietlea may be made sweet and
tender and good By garnishlng with
patience. well sweetened with
smiles and favored with kisses
TO taste Then wrap them well IN
the mantle Of charity, keep warm
with a steady flow Of domestic de.
yotlon and serve with peaches and
cream. When thus prepared they
Will keep for years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

The severity Of an attack and Tho
rapidlty Of the cure Of Grip depend
on how early the treatment IL
started. " you do not walt en-
your bones begin 10 ache, but keep
"seVenty.seVen" handy and take Il
at the fret feeling Of laasltuds and
weakness. the attack Of Grip Will
be light and short lived
"Soventy-aeven" breaks up hard,
stubborn Colds that cling.
Handy to carry; flts the vest
pocket. All Drug Stores, 25e
Humphreys Homeu. Medicine Co.
Cor william ana Ann streets. New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

III send you the Drafts the same
day ! set your coupon fresh from
the laboratory. ready % begin their
cure ihe minute you put them ON
They are curing every stage and
condition Of this cruel disease
whether chronic or acute--museu-
lar. seiatie. Luubauo or oou,--no
matter where located or how re
we're They are curing old men aud
women Who have suffered all their
lives. as well - all the milder
stages Don't neglect rheuma-
tlsin. urro yon. for ] know the
horrible torture and deformity q SO
often leads TO- send today for the
Drafts. send them On free trial.
because know what they are doing
for many thousands and have
faith that they can cure you like.
wise Try the Drafts when you get
them Then. u you are fully salts.
fled with the benefit received. send
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

. One cup rice. 3 cups water.
= little salt. cook IN a double
. boiler. stir until Il begins 20
q thieken The whole rice Ia
= best
. First wash the rice In cold
. water 10 remove flour. which
q makes Il sticky Have twice
q a. much boiling. salted water
. a. rice and pat the washed
q rice into lt. boiling good for a
= few moments. then remove 20
. where " viii cook slowly for
= just onehaif hour no not stir
. or add water Remove from
= pan with fork. 20 prevent
. breaking the grain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Have a small bottle OF benzine az
hand. and when a spot Of grease
gets on TO the clean tableeloth. put
a clean paper under the spot and
wet a clean cloth With the bonzine
and rub tire grease into the paper
underneath and your tablecloth
viii be az clean as ever Keep the
bottle away from the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
Hrlp wANfro-rdAtt.

feefee ~ f,'ss1esd klss III ~ \
Marine cnrDH between ihr agee ~ ia
fnd ft Mufi De- native tnrH ca have
ffat pnnsrH Monthly gay fft 20 So
Additional compensation possible lnaa.
NtHfNiuH quarters end MrHl nai attendance
free Anrf ~ years services ear retire
Hifh r. pet cent - raF nrd aifoEaatef
Service 81 board shfr ard ashore lu at
parts 70 fhr world ApplF ai Ggand Cen
ffHI Hotel Seattle lNsfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

A Valentine entertainment little
lssS hacknaysd than moss forms OF
entertainments with which the Love
saints day T. celebrated may b. ar.
ranged BY cuttlns two hearts Of rod
French tissue paper. rs inches loug
aud u across. Glue edges together.
leaving space for passage Of band.
this portion TO be- glued aftsrward
stuff with wada Of red cssuo paper
crushed into loose balls and among
these place the souvenirs This
should now look like a fat heart
suspend from Eaa fixture by pass
ing bands ~ narrow ribbon across
bottom 70 support weight II can
be- made more decorative " this
ribbon ends Ia large bow ~ red
crepe tissue at the top next 20 f1'
ture. Have an arrow. two feet
long. Whitfield out Of soft wood and
Eilded
The guests 10 turn. attempt TO
stab this swinging heart with ne
arrow held tightly IN the hand The
souvenira drop 10 the floor. one by
one. II there are many guests the
heart wiil DO ragged toward the
last and more than one souvenir
may fall At time. thus causing
come 70 ioae turn. For this rea
son the heart must be firmly pack
ed with the tissue balls. aud the
souvenirs we'll distributed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

. water h. Ia the pot while The !
= baking u IN progress when I
. cooked pat the baked chicken !
= and vegetables In a large "a. I
= rcea 6arnlsh the edges with ,
q parsley. atFew parsley and I
. sliced cooked carrots over the I
q top Serve with a small slice I
4 % toast on each plate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Dollar n
act they
coat you
nothing 4
4 1. 4 --a-.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

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.iinf fPahqnabis 9.sih fsfs,k<
NDifh esth ~. Ia 0,
.N. Green Lake - fafNse
"si.ia henf 90 " ~ &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
FOR Hrhr-eno..'

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ROOM. E meals aay. neat ks... -
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yeanE msn. ne Olive 81 "
HOTELS.
-@e~r>os~-Ho~~eo 1~s.~~n,><.<z.
,et Firsials . nssass III assns.s
~ Steam heat. e. sssis -
return rai tells fk1nr 80 -.
ffes baths pborrs ffoa Il . Il =
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VICTORIA TERRACE ISft FSf,..s@---
uew foEnfaffAbis ! Il s.rsnr -
elsa .eaf9og teda. rates f.fN Z n
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HOTEL BAhEGNoTON- .,.---
EleFAnt fenfeed ssffefif Hestn =
speciatls sell kept / 81
ELLIS HoTEls---lssa "a. ,sf1
y per week Cornsr FisA az tsftasss
FOR RENT - Nsscfl llKr:1 IA
Three acres ~ sroara f,A .sasss
ssrrntu aauae one nile s1n X Nsra
Bend Write Tor paFf.euIasa
W p uAYtk franoa math
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
creansd peaa

; Melt one Tablespoonful Of
. butter In a saucepan When
= melted stir in one tablespoon.
> ful ~ flour. oue-half teaspoon.
, ful Of salt. one eighth teaspoon.
\ full 81 pepper and a little pap.
. rikR When smooth. add one
. cup 81 hot milk and cook an.
> al thick Move 10 the back Of
= the stove and add one can OF
= peas when hot serve on
y toast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
puffst

\ One cup sugar. y cup but
= ter creamed together. 2 eggs
r well beaten and ! cup Of sweet
4 milk 2M cups OF flour. with 2
= heaping teaspoons baking DOW.
: der and little salt The mix
\ ture should be stiffer than
= cake Bake III a shallow we'll
\ creased pan a5 or 40 minutes
: Split and serve hot with but
4 ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
SOMETHING NEW
The DUsTLgss BUSTER

The dustleas duster looks
Ike black cheeeacloth By
chemical treatment. the fabric
IL made to absorb dust and
not TO part with II except BY
the use q soap and hot water
This makes n far superior 20
the ordinary cloth which col.
lecta dust IN one part Of the
room and distributes Il IN an.
other Tho new material IL
good for cleaning hats and
velvet collars. and for the
general uses Of a soft clothes
brush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

silver, with "a lace or embroidered
dolly between the two parts Of the
glass They are round or oval
and are 90 be seen in q large va
riety of sizos and designs The
Two sections 0f glass are held ln
the filigrec silver frame which
screws together and the doliles
are placed between tho glass
plaques Thoy are used for center
pieces finger bowl stands and for
hot dishes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
stIfred 20 WIth cheese.

5tlfred Eggs With Cheese.
Heat 8 eggs until light. add
y teaspoon of salt. a dash Of
cayenne and 9 tablespoons OF
cream. Melt I rounding table.
spoon Of butter Ia an omelet
pan. pour 10 the eKg mixture.
stir until about half done. add
3 tablespoons Of EratedParme-
san and continue stirring until
thick Serve on butiefed toast
or crisp crackers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

WAAHlNGTON whether ~ mot
the Hawaiian islands shall be- dry
viii BE- ifft a. vote 81 the TIA
Hniiana Themselves This haH been
decided BY the senate committee GA
Pacific islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Wanted second hand ron top desk
Must Dc reasonable Address Room tof
Hotel oHford
Wanted one Mrs Fowlera s.hand
Medical Electric Batteries Al star
FOR nERT-HoUsEs.
mn 81 Il IcS = q A a.,
foi sale Or e.room house plano rsni sss.
svcrylhlns completely furnished fof
s9g'.l .sp'e ,s, 9res a. ',ee viii rent
For Rent t-room cottage part hir
View station, al sit psr month can
iiis eaGi af'sr 3 saa ssS'' MAIN '' IND
Aarora a M.a -For rent nlne-reom
h soass aii' sii's ., ss' IT1s,s eo.rens
mouth thenc Mouth 1879
West Howel g.. g01 For rent 81 so
nov. modern Broom flnt with laundry
unN cooling closet and basement Phone
North i2aa open % sunday
sia.ruem houss. furnished partly o.
Wholly large yard sos ranEs. water
heater electric NahL Rent $40. asgH
Maiinsford aNa corner nicwcu
l-toom Furnished c6tlaFs piano phone
Ind SER Ash tnf Mr Hari
t-room camp for sale or trade. taie
nastloko car to foot Martin o. W. g.
Beautiful modern house. rooms.
migo pantry, china closet Phone a
Five aud slx-room houses. ono house
boat all near in. SNAP Co Eoud party
Mr Ceek NAN aitli Ind ssoe
For Rent rwo.r oom house. roar 81
ille %, Madison s.. Eas and water uu
Children Fact aas5.
tal--stN rooms bath NosIer way can
Isl nanncr q Go Main too9
For Rent 3, q and e.room hnunos
Telephone EAST ttat
New e-roam house sue month Phone
North i2se or ballard 1900
coiumhle eeo-Fo FONT io-room house
elso furniture Cor sale
Np--a-room cottage lif sfth ~. n
hlock of Madiaon rhono Easg soes
Four.tnom cottage modern. north I'd
Lake Union $40. MACK fRt
ron RENT-FLATg.
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san hN Haaa. neat MratlnkeH H1a"
room modern Main bto1
Howard aN ~ toai -b.room modern
flat heat Ggf0
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

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