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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-30

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kissing . art well a pleasant exercise
endeasor. admit
ted that vaieska Suratt the worlds premier ksner
Major A. " RANSOM OF this Of the u
the public
soldier the Philippines
And yesterday the major vaieska--
Hush, a OF
We discussing psychology o oscuaton.
Let tho subject earnestly scientifically
The whole civilized do kiss
they Nevertheless for they
polite affcctionat~
Certain barbaans substitute for kssins the rubbnE Of
The practice should not care TO
indulge In
babarians inability to
the
touching of lips excite such a variety of emojousf
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-30
YES. sMAcks EMPLOYED BY THESE
FINISHED. SCIENTIFIC kIesERs

pass major In lie IL
Provided he said 4 nothing will
standing
do with q win"
We viii first try The boy -andgi hss" said vaeska.
for the chsse salute Very boysh be planted with
hurryfng
all well for children finished ksses employ them
went
position
The wnked
desuoy complained
soder"
old
chair the major thrust vasks kissed his bald
The majors 10 not much OF a bald spot
Personally observed valeska Il the shiny
They tried other kisses astonishing the investigator
what variety there There kiss hut
kndhcarted
hypocrca sinister kiss trcacherous poisonous kiss
ANp-AHi THE LOVERS kissi
THAT'S WHERE THE MAJOR SHINES
the lasta kiss" vaeska
the vaicskas
No. thought
valcska
cleayng then he kissed
could write columns about that kiss II classic kiss
epic kss the kissing
ghost OF a chance
Perhaps would employ
that than fire dcy"
an and EN- kiss
n was an
flashed small voice gasped II the
OF the worlds premier ksser pleading:
Major, Ummml Mmmajor' Please can't breathe"
saw major
Moore a
audience repeatedly
badheads the aisles
The major appiauded surdly
Iooked his couple OF times and laughed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-30
WOULD she kissf WOULD sHEi
BRING Me A MAN. sHE SAYS

10 order that the
Fafeska
science and
when 10 pose n a
kisses
Bring a
Now happens that vnieska halls orsnsly Ts tiause
Indiana which happens the birthplace Major Ransom
AZ the confectionery
There be concealed the fact that gifted kses
Vaerkn
OF tremendous
heath
they they
Tere
Lead
said q soldier
and when all hope seemed II major who-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-30

Olaf Tveitmoe and y. A. Clancy
OF San Francisco. J. T. Butler Of
indianapolis. Michael J. Young Of
Boston. II. $ Hockln OF j. v Nun
sey were each sentenced TO six
years AZ Fort Leavenworsh prison.
Peter J. Smith Of Cleveland and
John II. Barry Of 81 Louis TO four
years each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-30

Mr.. CITY MAN, Get acquainted
v,ilh your country cousin by parcel post.
Yeu can sell to him and buy from him
Erect. Follow closely the parcel post
ssries on the editorial page and find out
- VITO do il.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-01-25
THE KEY TO THE "MAINE'' MYSTERY.

The strip of metal which proved to be
the key to the mystery of the destruc-
ton of the U. S. Battleship "Maine" is
shown in two illustrations in the Feb
ruary Popular Mechanics Magazine. An
article states:
with the identification of the strip
as a bottom plate, between frames %
and 81, the position of the mine was
fixed as under the bottom, little to port,
and between the frames named.
"The conclusion of the board that a
low form of explosive was used means
that a mine, not torpedo, was the in
strument used. A torpedo always con-
tains high-power explosive. such as
nitroglycerin or similar compound. Black
powder, low explosive, is used on the
other hand, in mines. That low ex-
plosive was used the board concluded
from the nature of the sides of the
cash, where this strip was blown inward.
Had it been high explosive, the bottom
would have been punctured neatly, in
stead of being torn. The difference is
the same as that in the case of rifle
bullet penetrating a pane of glass, max
ing clean-cut hole, and an apple hurled
by boy at the same piece of glass,
which would result in a Jagged, irregu-
lar cash, or rul ture.