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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
the AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
69S FORTY-YEAR GOLD BONDS
the Forfy-year Sin Ter Cent. Gold Bonds II
The American Tobacco Company ISSUED
under the Deposit Agreement dated july "A.
1911, and TO the Holders OF said Bonds:

Referring 20 the foregoing notice O. Ths
American Tobacco COMPANY. notice - hereby
given that the undersigned Committee will "a
the second dsy - october. 1911. pay ths
amount Of such interest as received by !, upon
tho registered s.. 4o-Yesr Gold Bonds depcs-
Ted under the agreement ~ July 2sth. 1911. -
holders % Certificates OF DEPOSIT presenting
the same ~ the Once - The Guaranty rrrr
COMPANY o. New York or snd after Oc,-s.s
End. 1911
Holders OF Certificates for coupon bond. vii
also receive on and after such date IN. ir,er-s,
due or the bonds represented by certificates u
deposit b. presentation - th- same a. ths
Office Of -ho Guaranty Trust COMPANY O, 40
York
Annourceusr, Is hereby made that the c.s-
,ihcates % deposit issued against such s.-
POSTED bonds have been listed or th. N.~
york stock Exchange
The Committee Il sdyiscd that Tie An.yi-
can Tobacco Company has expressed 20 ths
Court is willingness 70 psy The reasonable
orprn-ation and expenses - the respective
committees and that the court authorized ths
COMPANY 20 make such statement % ths
holders o. the bonds and ~ the shsr-s - pre-
,er-ed stock OF the COMPANY.
The time within which deposits - bc-ts
NAV be MADE under The Agreement - Jui~ e
1911 viii expire September IS. 1911.
Dated. September eth. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07

Total sales for day 3l7o shares compared With %79
sfa corresponding day IN 1910
Total September g. inclusive. Tal2 Ns
shares compared with lIS shares for the same period in
1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
INDUSTRIAL.

Sales open. HlEh. iDN- . .sssh
iS0 An Tobacco. .9-D 3H on ''-
100 Bay State Gas. a - ~
900 Int Rub II cts Pa 24a %5N -
300 Msnhat Transit 2u ,-W
. stan OFT eYs8bs.:i4e $40 5F o.
Lea 4 : Light & n Ia "a II ~
f-H A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
81 ~ '"s -, = Kennedy s-crela-,-

ADVERTISEMENT AND subschli -,
- .r,o 7ribune received al their Uptown onoe'
,,s. Rroadvay. between 36th and SI'h s'S.
-, q o'clock o. m. Advertisements received -
,.,ou,,,, branch OFFICES al regular efnce rs'~
u, clock o m, viz: "a sth ave. > e. eo,.
,,S am ave. cor isth ST; loi EAs' w.
-"N - u, "a 81, between Tth and Sn AVE.
a.. ~ ieSth ~: t03S I'd ave ~ % IN
NJ sist 81 lloe lst ave. near 20 n AVE-,
Ea.' American District Telegraph o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
The AMERICAN TOBACCO GO.
PREFERRED STOCK
TO THF HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATE or
DEPOSIT OF PREFERRED STOCK OF
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
ISSUED UNDER THE DEPOSIT AGREE
MENT DATED july 90, 1911. AND 70
TIE HOLDERS OF SAID PREFERRED
STOCK:

dividend OF 1870 upon the Preferred
stock OF Tho American Tobacco Company hav-
ing been declared by the Board OF Directors OF
said Company. payable October End. 1911. 70
stockholders or record on the 18th day OF Sep
tember 1911 notice rs hereby given that the
undersigned Committee VIII on the and day OF
october. 1911. pa che mount ot such divi-
dcud received by % upon the shares OF Pre-
ferred stock deposited under the Agreement
OF July -. 1911. to holders OF certificates OF
deposit as the same appear upon the books OF
Central Trust company or New York. the de-
positary under said Agreement. at the close "
business september 10th. 1911 checks for tho
amount of the dividend viii b. mailed TO hold
ers OF record OF certificates OF deposit.
Announcement Is hereby made that she GER
tincates Of deposit, issued against such de-
posted shares have been listed ON the New
YORK Stock Exchange.
The Committee is advised that The Ame-i-
can Tobacco Company has expressed TO the
Court its willingness TO pay the reasonable
compensation and expenses OK the respective
Committees. and that the Court authorized
IN. COMPANY 20 make such statement 10 the
aolders OF the bonds and % the shares ot the
preferred stock OF the Company
The time within which deposits OF Preferred
stock may be made under the Agreement OF
July Is. 1911 will expire september 18th. 1911
Dated september 5th. 1911
!. y. WALLACE. Chairman:
FREDERICK STRAUSS
CHARLES ID. NORTON.
HARRY BRONNER
ERNEST IsELiN
Committee
FRANKLIN l. BABCOCK. secrotar,
- Wall street. New Yorl, cav
ADRiAS VI. LARKIN. Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
PUBLIC NOTICES
pf,pIr- NOTICE STATE OF NV io"N
pr-prT' SERVICE COMMISSION.
second District ,a,.

Albany. - pfefnher T. lH.t.-
ar,., ba,in- been died with this 'omn'
80. . n,ftfion n William ~ self p.hi.
I',,,vn James y Mailman. Herbert s1y.f
s,,+ (-tvde a. TAYLOR Commute, "A
Wo.tage Bondholtcrs ~ Tho pel@NAt >, a
tst..fr Railroad company. for spp'oFN :.
,,-,rosed clan and agreement % f'oIE,a.S y,
,io1 ans OF proposed securities 20 % ~ ,n.t
,,,rs,,s u.e thereof notice u herery 49,. ia
N"-.,t.It. hearing ou said petition WI .. -
t.ts commission az the hearing roo" a.,
ne commission IN the capitol N'nH,n,',.,osk
T,t...iay september l. 1911. az wv -
. ~ By The commission. ,.-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
TO HOLDERS or
JEFFERSON & CLARIFIED COAL
IRON COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE g, BONDS.

SINKING Fl Nd MOTH T..
Notice - hereby given - provided ln Artles
8 OF the Indcuturo dated Jsne u. 1895. secur-
ins the above bonds thai scaled Offers VII -
rece we'd I'D 20 Q L. NJ or -eptcmter i'fL. i9' !.
nv the t.T-A r. NTY TRUST COMPANY ~
NEW YORK a. its Office 40. IS Nassau street.
New York. Tor the sale 70 u az Trustee az ~
lowest price AZ which such bonds shall he o.
fored not exceeding 1857 and accrued lEte'-
est ~ s1fTc lent OF the above bonds 10 exhaust
The sum 81 Fiftv-ons Thousand Five Hundred
and Thirty-seyeu dollars and sixty c.ao
1871 537 So.
Orers should b. sealed ard endorsed Offers
for the sale - Jefferson a Ilsarfie.1 coal &
Iron COMPANY Sc Ponds 20 sinking F1rl
and addressed ~ the rust Department
JEFFERSON & CIEARTfELD COAL { IRON
COMPANY.
BY GEO. n. On NJ. Treasurer.
Dated Rochester y =. August - 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
Tor account q whom il m.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
ALEXANDER !. HEMFHILI.
Cha,rnsi
r DEWITT CrTIIR,
ROWLAND DAVIS.
J. UORACT HARDING.
ALBERT ". NIGGIN

LEWIS Z. FRANKLIN sscrstsrv.
IS Nassau street. New York. >. r.
MORGAN j. O'BRIEN, counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICES.
sOTTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.
September s 1911.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND.
he Board Of Directors have this dsy declared
dividends for me last quarter 81 the current
Ascs vsar ~ 90 on Preferred stock and 10 on
Common stock PAYABLE or October 2. 1911, 70
stockholders ~ record az The close Of business
on Ssr-srnber 20 1911 Checks will b. mailed
~ Msesrs Muller. Srhall & COMPANY ~ New
York City. =. A. DILLTNGHA&. secretary
AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY.
~ With Ave. New York. sept. .. 1911
Dividends ~ one and One-haf Per cent. on
the Preferred Stock and Five Per Cent and az
extra Two Per Cent. or the Common STOCK OF
American SNUFF Conpa1E we've This day declared
rsvabio oct - iqIi 90 stockholders % record ar
The c.oso - business. sept. u. 1911. cheeks
v-iil bs mailed.
F. D. CHRISTIAN. s.o'v & Treas.
REPIBIIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY.
DIVIDEND 80. 80.
Az q meeting % the Executive COMMITTEES ~
80 Republic Iron & steel Company. held Au-
gust 18th. 1911. the regular quarterly dividend
- - r- on fhe Preferred stock was declared
nsvsbls October o. 1oli. m stockholders o.
-.co~d Senterbe~ 18th. 1911 Books remain
omen r. JONES, IT,, SecTeidFF-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

,,,-,i.a.t by W. y. coler 4 Coz. No - cedar
street,
-.,,4 Interest 10 be added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07

'Coupon- Interchangeable TI's"'''u- '~oN
pons In gigfered and coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
!. y. WALLACE. Chairman;
FREDERICK STRAUSS.
CHARLES ID. NORTON.
HAIRY DRONNER.
ERNEST IsEIiN,

FRANKLIN l. BABCOCK. secretsr,
- Wall Street New York CIV.
ADRIAN VI. I.ARKIN. Counsel
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-02-16

Mr., Henry Speicher, Of Accident, re-
turned to his home last Saturday from a
business trip to the eastern section Of
Maryland.
Mrs. Eva Mitchell returned to Oak
land yesterday afternoon from a visit of
two weeks to friends in Homecoming and
Cumberland.
Mr., H. Byrne Hamill, who recently
came home after three years service in
the army, went to Baltimore last Friday
for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Grusendorf, Of
keyser, W. Va, were guests for a day
or two this week of friends and rea-
tiYes in Oakland.
Mrs. J. Wilson Humbird, of Cumber-
berland, came up to Oakland Tuesday
afternoon for visit to her. daughter,
Mrs. W. X. Offutt.
For RENT Three nice rooms, furish-
ed or unfinished. If interested, adj
dress Lock Box III, Oakland, Nd.
Welsbach portico or outdoorlamp, one
inverted mantle, is guaranteed the best
and cheapest and will consume less gas.
u. a. Shlrer d Co st
Miss Oda Gale and Mrs. L. H. Buz-
zell, Of William, West Va, are here as
the guests Of Mrs. Perry w. Frantz
at the Frantz Hotel
Miss Corinne Manages will leave here
Saturday evening for a three weeks
trip to York, Harrisburg and other
cities in Pennsylvania.
Mr. r. D. Ravenscroft, Jr.. of Daw-
son, Allegany county, is on visit to
his brother, DR.. Webster Rayenscroft,
and family, near Oakland.
Rev. G. R, Williamson was at Graf
ton last Monday when he preached to
large and appreciated audience, ~
says the Sentinel of that city.
At the Empire Theatre tonight Ioig
double bill will be presented when Big
Black Chief, the Cherokee, who appear
ed last Thursday night, will make his
second appearance before the public Of
Oakland Big Black Chief stunts are
many and varied. Two excellent reels
Of pictures will also be shown, Every
body invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-02-16
Mr.. Alfred Friend of Friendsville,

Mr. Alfred Friend of Friendsville
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Austin Brown was at Bayard, W
Va, Tuesday and yesterday on business
Several good second hand coal ranges
at A. D. MAYORS, for sale cheap. 3t
Misses Margaret .and Mavme Miller
spent Monday last IN Cumberland with
friends.
Mr.. James L. Harvey, of District No.
10, was a business visitor to this office
last Friday.
Mr.. Frank W. Chase returned to Oak
land Tuesday from a business trip to
Philadelphia.
Money to loan in amounts to suit Dor
rover. RENNINGER & OFFUTT, at
Orneys.
Mrs. Thomas Browning and daughter,
of Thayerville, were in Oakland yester-
day shopping.
You may not know that there are fiji
ty-three Sundays IN this year, but it is a
tact, nevertheless.
Four room cottage with gas and
water for rent. Apply to a. D. Nay
lOr. st
State Senator Speicher, of Accident,
was in Oakland Monday, going from
here east on business.
Miss Lulu Hooking, of Meyersdale,
Pa, is here as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. w. A Sturgiss.
WANTED-Fi cars scrap iron, zinc,
copper and brass. Cartwright & Har-
veY. Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. John Ault, of near Oakland, left
Yesterday for two weeks visit to
Pittsburg and other cities.
Mr.. John T. Sincell of Keyser, W.
Va, spent Tuesday afternoon and even
ing in Oakland on business,
Mrs. R. B. Ward, who has been on a
visit to relatives and friends in Ohio and
West Virginia. has returned.
Miss Lena Birchdorf visited relatives
and friends in Terra Alta from Satur-
day until to-day, when she returned
home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-02-16
Valuable Farm at Public Auction.
Garehrighl's Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all who are
indebted to me either on note or open
account to make immediate settlement
If settlement is not made within a reas-
enable time my books will be placed in
the hands of an attorney with instruc-
tons to force settlement.
Thanking all for their patronage and
a continuance of the same
with the new firm, | am,
Very respectfully,
P T. CARTWRIGHT.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-02-16

Messrs Charles 5. and John W.
Davis, Of J. NJ. Davis 4 Sons, hardware
dealers, who spent last week IN Pitts
burg attending the meeting Of the
Pennsylvania Hardware Dealers Assoc
citation. returned to Oakland Saturday
night. The gentlemen had pleasant
and profitable visit.
NJ. Alhar+ A Dorb ,.oforoa II, borr,-
,,,,,tc., a,,aS ,,otic rcl,a to ,or,r
OF this paper today to the creditors Of
Elias s. Braham, Of Bloomington, who
has been adjudged bankrupt by the
United States District Court for Mary
land. The first meeting of the creditors
Of the bankrupt viii be held at the Office
Of Mr. Doub in Cumberland on Febru-
airy 9th.
p,of Lao p.-.ba r,,,,,o,.,,. of
Oai-iapi i i, ,oI,tics ~, Graf+o,' his
adopted home, and in a late issue Of the
Grafton Sentinel, Of which he is editor,
he announced his candidacy for the Re
publican nomination for the Office Of
City Collector. The convention to make
tn" nomination will meet Feb. 18th.
The Professor has our best wishes for
success.
Mr.. Herman Runten, who has been
confined to his room at the LoWenstein
Hotel for a month or more suffering as
the result Of an infection which attack
ed the middle finger Of his left hand and
which later attacked his knee and foot.
underwent an operation Tuesday which
relieved his sufferings to some extent.
He is still very i'll. but with chances for
recovery in his favor.
Count, Troos,,ra,. pobor+ Fr;o-
VINO H!l mas been at his home down on
" mite h3cN recuperatlhg IRON an oper-
a,ion performed some months ago by
DrS. hrQadWaler ana RICKETTS, VINO am
pQtated ms leg oelo" the knee, return
e, mere Iuesd9y Tor orle1 stay. Since
the operation Mr. RES mas been suffer
ing SeVereiV with rheumatism, but Is
somewhat better now.
Mrs John A Sewers and dauobter
Mrs. Walter Hardestv Of Oakland
were called TO Baltimore on Friday in
response to a message stating tbe seri-
ous illness and later the death Of Mrs
Katharine HiIherv Who rasijad u;tb
her daughter MIS- A r Harner If
2l22 Ashton street The funeral occur
rpdon Monday afternoon With interrnan+
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-02-16

Mr.. D. r. Sloan, treasurer of the
Lonaconlng Savings BANK Lonaconmg'
was III OahIa'ld iasI iilghI on BUSINESS,
na I'd arrived mere from d point west
u Io"H'
Miss Lorena Fringer. who spent a
week with relatives at Grafton. return
NJ 9i n NONE IN G%Ni%I a oon b a.
the Soltb tba Iatto. ,,art ~ tb;s ,raoi,
'''l ''O' ~ '''' W pa = VI ''''' " cen
Mr.. Scott 7. Jones, cashier Of the
Garrett National Bank, left Oakland
Tuesday morning for Ebensburg, Pa,
to attend the funeral of his uncle, the
"Isca Wnnd j,',-' '''e1' "''' o'0' IL ''''' =
Mr.. George +. Richardson, Of st Pc
tersburg, Fla, who spent a week or
two with Oakland relatives, left for
Plttsburg. Sunday afternoon where he
will visit his sons and daughters before
LOST Dec. ", 1911 on sang Run
Io%u between hcIlehrl ana rlehasViIIe,
oIacN rug nun, one large tan ana
neaI FIhder please notiiY poStoiilce
M2ieHenrV; va. and receive reward.
W KS. \. D. SAVAGE.
Mr.. James Smith of na9r NrHenry
returned to his home Tuesday after an
absence OF several months which was
spent by Mr.. smith IN one OF the balti-
more hospitals where ne was treated for
tuberculosis OF the knee joints,
W. r. p.,,.,. .....-..- >. ,.....
OcI ii a + roy SA 2ectS 10 IgaVe
,,l',,u w W. I2l D"'-Ll'.oLe aIlu ac-
ooI,lp1Ily VI = i@Iey nome '9''il Ily
i.ioLl.,.is' lea coIuI.'on pelIls SO Ihuch
'i 'l0seu .l,%l iIi plIs slCisli3 laHe a.
her home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-02-16
S.LaWtOn & Sons
SPACIAL CASH SALE
FOR ONE WEEK.

We give S. & H. Green Trading
Stamps with all Cash sales Of Toe or
over.
We are offering this
week some extra Bargains
in Pocket Knives. Values
so cents toS1 for 30 cents
to Is cents; by mail 3
cents extra.
Extra Values Saturday
in Enameled Ware. Val
ues up to so cents on Sat
urday your choice for Is
cents.
A choice Assortment of
TinWare. Values up to
Is cents, your choice Sat
urday for 10 cents.
VIII give double Trad
ing Stamps on Saturday
from 10 a, m. to 3 p. m.
ALSO A LARGE LOT OF TIN,
GALVANIZED AND GRANITE
WARE AT GREATLY FFDrCED
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-02-16

srA r,oa+inc, Of tho diractors Of +bo
Errion NI,t,isI TaIonLoro Con,,'o,,,. ,' o,ic
held in he husinesS nfice Of Tuyr, p a.
pTr I - lost ,lbo1 ,d
bylaws Tor me government m OF the com
5 tb r I,i,r ',i ef a.
Garret IT, Conntv Telan5one Cor,+ o ,r'v
was e1tored n+G TbaSa who attnn ,j.1S
The ,,,net;rCr u,era unssrs NJ MI
I e F;l,a 7I"bn Rai,c, Frod Stabi . and
lanes A , g''t' Ian 90 '''''''' anu
''''''' N'''-''
Rev. d. A. Greene, of Pittsburg,
preached in the Presbyterian church in
Oakland last Sunday morning and
again in the evening to appreciative
audiences. Rev. Greene returned to
Plttsburg Tuesday where he will remain
until tomorrow when he will again come
to Oakland and preach next Sundey
morning and evening for the Presby-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
news SPECIAL WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR
THREE WAYS TO
COOK GRAPES

sPfCED GRAPES Choose grapes
not too ripe. black and white
ones In equal quantities. Wash the
lunches. then clip OF the sound
grapes In little clusters. leaving as
short stems az possible without
breaking tho skin. Pack tho elus.
tiers In a glass jar. Ia Inch thick
layers. alternating the black and
white Cover each layer with gran.
ulated sugar well shaken down. aud
strcw II thickly over the top with
cloves. ginger. nutmeg. dried orange
peel and dried lemon peel. powder.
cd and we'll mixed In equal quaint.
tics. An ounce Of each Ia enough
for half gallon Jar. When the Jar
Il full. cover the grapes with good
brandy. let II stand for eight hours
and I'LL up again. The fruit will ab.
sorb about half the first filling Lay
wax paper over the top. aud screw
on tho lid
GRAPE JAM--ssoparate the skin
from tho pulp OF the grapes. Put
tho puips In the preserving kettle
with tcaoupful Of water. When
thoroughly heated. run the grapes
through colandcr 10 ncparate
them from tho scedss then put In
tho skins with them and weigh.
To each pound OF fruit add three
quarters OF a pound OF sugar and
add merely water enough 20 keep
from burning; cook slowly for three.
quarters OF an hour.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
LOVE AIDS

| have a friend OF whom | think a
great deal. lie has no bad habits
and Is perfect gentleman In every
way. 4 few years ago HIS father
and mother parted. Now his moth
er n leading life Of shame.
] have been keeping company
With this young man for about n
year. He has nothing 10 do with his
mother. She IL living In another
town. but feel when we go out TO-
gcther that people make remarks.
Please give me your attention and
advise inc what 10 do. w. M.
A.--What remarks can people pos.
sibly make which will harm either
you or tho young mani Each indL
sidual makes his own character. II
IL not made by any person 30 remote
as a sweetheart's mother. so long
as you are sensitive TO criticism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

long a. be IL = voter. II no should
become a panpor he AZ once loses
his vote.
The suffraxiss claim that wife
renders services TO her husband
which entstls her TO maintenance
10 not sound. Maintenance has
nothing TO do with service A wife
may be paraiyred within an hour OF
her marriage. she Ia. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
Dollar Prizes for Breakfast Ideas

The star will award three prizes
of 81 each for the beat three break
fast menus sent In this week All
ideas for = good. wholesome break
fast viii be considered and the
names OF the winners win be an
nouneed on Saturday. All letters
must be written on ono aldo Of the
paper and should be mailed no,
Inter than Thursday night 20 BE-
properly considered. Address the
breakfast Editor of The Star. Here
are some ideas ssnt In yesterday:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

noklv ELLIOT sew1@I
=, swo basic principles
ronan snffraxe.
WI - slertorate has ever ex'
p. 49, can exist. which can
'1, lss own laws.
rx = votsr ever claimed,
~, - claim. maintenance
800 yofer.
a 1870 d . series OF Thoa-
~ - spverumsrt does NO,
~ 40 q AIMED man stands
q srscnss tho lzw. saffra'
~ that the moral forces
= S~~uInnt mere ply steal
~ - nv - made for the
,.c11r. vho always ases phys
ss, rrflssns could prevent
1srS vouen IRON deposissnx
- ~. Supposinx the bal
$500. deposited BY the IN
.s Y uss. women viii sure
~ ssnel upoa to iexislate upon
c1,rS Z wAleh no woman has
31a = ever can have. pFaesh
WI rnEssoc<
a ,raairn between voting and
1roses = hssed upon me
1rE a. % voter shall be
l1a q maintain any person
~ 11s I yess which may Be cast
Nv - Iensfsct0r. No primes.
r. @vorrnsns IL worked oai
49, nslhemzsical cractisndc.
rr1r1nl19 his majority a man
r. - 10 maintenance as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
This Reads Good.

This Reads Good.
Cream of Wheat and Cream
Coffee or MIX Hot Biscuit
Grape Jelly
canfaloupc and Whipped Cream
Jelly Roll Floating Island
MISS BERNICE DAHL.
as Sixth Ave. North.
With Patty Cskes."
Hof Coffee Sliced Orange
Poached Eggs on Toast
Patty" Cakes Bread and Butter
ALICE LAUTERMAN.
Anacortes. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27
my FAVORlTE RECIPE"
NUT BREAD
BY SOME SEATTLE HOUSEWIVES

! cup English wslnuts. 2 cups
unsifted graham flour. l cup wheat
flour. into which drodge the nuts.
l tsaspoonful OF soda and l Of salt.
y tnp molasses. / ~ cups sour milk.
ih not chop nuts very fine and
when mixed. bake In a 2-auart pan
% minutes In moderate oven. This
ia both a very delicious and whole
nome dlah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

I am invited 10 . shower given
Tor ono OF my giri friends. and
am troubled about goinE. They
have had i've or ak parties this
year. and I wasn't Invited 10 any
but nov receive an invitation Ia q
shower. and am asked 10 bring q
xiri friend whom they just know
by sight. Would Il be proper "a
accept 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-27

Just ~ much entitled 70 maints.
nance M n she shaved 70 years for
husband and IL children. She
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nor can he got Z divorce from her
on III. ground u her insanity and
inability 20 perform any serylca.
A wlfe's maintenance ID her eguiva-
lent for a vote.
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Han SUFFRAGE Is ILLOGICAL,
ACCORDING TO MOLLY ELLIOT SEWELL

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