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New-York tribune., 1912-12-29

[From stan Correspondent Of The Tribune
the business men of the country that
hereafter they will not be allowed to
make money without giving something
in return. and asserting that the office
OF President is one in which man
must put on his war paint, President
elect Wilson spoke to an audience Of
about three thousand persons from
the steps Of the Mary Baldwin Semi
nary this afternoon, in the chapel Of
which he was baptized and within fifty
feet of the little church in which his
father. the Rev. Joseph r. Wilson,
preacbed more than half century ago.
Governor Wilson also served notice
on the conservative Democrats in
Congress that he would show them no
quarter. and there was some guessing
as TO whom he was referring when he
said "There are some gentlemen likely
to be associated with the government
~ the United States who have not yet
had Il dawn upon their intelligence
what II is that government is set UP
to do"
The President-elect had promised TO
sneak for only five minutes, but his voice
seemed so clear and he felt so good
that he could not resist the temptation
IN sneak for more than twenty min
utes. AS he rose to speak lie took
off his hat, and Mrs. Wilson, standing
behind him, cautioned him to put IL
on. while several persons I'm the crowd
called out. Put on your hat, Gov
ernor."
The President smiled as he
covered his head from the cold air
and remarked. II thank you for the
suggestion. That was suggestion
from in front and command from be-
hind" The crowd laughed and ap-
plauded.
Golden Kule IN doVerhmeht.
There must be a heart In govern
ment," Mr.. Wilson said. There must
be heart in the policies of govern
ment And men must look to 1t that
they do unto others as they would
have others do unto them. This used
To be. and has long been. the theme
for the discourse of Christian minis
ters, but it has now come to be part
Of the bounden duties Of ministers Of
state" The President-elect continued:
This Is the solemnity that comes upon .
man when he knows that he is about to
be clothed with the responsibilities OF
great office which will centre part Of the
example which America shall set to the
world Itself Do you suppose that that
gives a man very light heart at Christ
mas? -
confined to one state, gentlemen likely
TO be associated with the government OF
the United States-who have not yet had
dawn upon their intelligence what II Is
that government Is set up to do. There
are men who will have to be mastered
in order that they shall be made the in-
struments Of Justice and mercy.
This Is not rose water anair. THIS 70
an Office In which man must put on MS
war paint. Fortunately I have not such
a visage as to mind marring II. and do
not care whether the war paint is be.
coming or not. And IT need not be worn
with turbulence. man can keep his
manners and still fight. Indeed. | have
found that he sometimes dismays his OPP
ponents by keeping his manners and
fighting, because they apparently do not
know how to fight with affability. But
the nice thrust of the sword that 10 de-
livered with a smile is more disconcertine
scowl And there must be some eocd.
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TILE NEW YEARS FEAST.

The same great variety Of table dell
cacies. fine groceries. wines cigars, etc3
Of the same moderate prices advertised
for Christmas-at all stores OF the Acker,
Merrall q Condit Co.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-29

seaboard Florida LImlted-Most Com
pletely Appointed Florida Train,
Iys. y. Y. 1880 a. IN. daily from Penn
sta. commencing Jan. s; ar. Jacksonville
I1:O5 A. NJ; Tampa. 900 p. NJ: Palm
Beach. 9:l5 p. NJ. next day. No change to
ST. Augustine. Ormond, Daytona, Miami.
Kew West and other East Coast points.
Apply quickly for accommodations at Sea-
board Air Line Ry.. 1854 Broadway.-Advt.
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Public Spirited Men Discuss
Plan to Force Commissioner
to Show Cause Why He
Should Not Be Removed.
TAXPAYERS SUIT is URGED
Mrs. Goode, Fearing Death at
Hands of System" Flees
from Her Home Into Hiding
No Trace of Witnesses
Against Patrolman Fox.

Several wealthy and leading citizens,
dissatisfied with the way the Police De-
partment is being conducted, are con-
templating bringing an action In the
Supreme Court to oust Police Commits
sioner Rhinelander Waldo, it was re-
ported authentically yesterday.
These citizens, who have long been
identified with civic betterme. move
ments and are members Of the citizens
Union. are said to be considering the
bringing of a taxpayers suit against
Commissioner Waldo In an acton 10
have him show cause why ne shouiu
not be removed from office.
While no one connected with the CIT
izens Union could be reached last night
TO confirm the report that the taxpayer
upon whom would devolve the bringing
of the suit against Waldo had been se-
lected. II was said that the matter
would be submitted to the Citizens
Union when II met in executive session
a week from tomorrow night
II WAS said the suit would be predi-
Gated on the numerous acts OF Com
missioner Waldo before and after the
murder. OF Herman Rosenthal.
The recent utterances in relation TO
the aldermanic investigation OF Com
missioner Waldo and the defiance OF
the Police Department to the Curran
committee are said TO have spurreu
these wealthy citizens to determined
action.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-29

All "East Coast" Points Reached by
IN. Y. G. Florida Special"
Atlartic Coast Line. 1888 noon. effective
Jan. 8. other Trains Daily. 121S B'way.
-Advt.
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This Mornings NewS
LOCAL.

LOCAL. rage
Move TO Gust Waldo. o...........'''''
Facing Grave Charge, Hangs Self. y
No Love in Justice Goff's Court...... z
Makes Capture by Sitting on Trunk q
"Voiceless" Suffragettes Talk........ 3
Opinions on Dynamite Verdict. ....... D
Sulzer VIII Retain Residence Here. D
Gaynor Again Rouses Curran. n.....'.' 3
Tilted. Sues for $4,000. D
Sulzer May Depose Verbeck. k..........
Leaves Estate for Tempted Women. 6
Board Says Mylius Must Go Back. 6
Garment Workers Strike. 2
Amendment TO Callan Law Drafted. 9
Richest Sailor to Re-enlist. .l8
Socialists Reject PrOgressives. ..... .ls
Forestry School Gets Catskills Prop
Miss Narshalls Slayer Confesses. .ls
Exchange ResciHds Rule e.............lS
New-York tribune., 1912-12-29

IS Union Men Convicted; Two Freed. j
Suffragists End March to Albany. !
Colonel Hits Spanish War Officers.. 2
Power of louJr Committee Defined.
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Stirred by Fosdiek's Story.

Stirred by Fosdick's Story.
Particularly stirred up were they by
tho testimony OF Raymond h. Fosdick'
former Commissioner OF Accounts, who
swore at the hearing Of the Curran
committee Friday that he had warned
Commissioner waldo months before
Rosenthars murder that he was re-
ceiving daily reports Of the grating
Of Police Lieutenant Becker. now In
the death house at Sing Sing.
Mr.. Fosdick testified that Waldo was
satisfied that grating could not go on
in his department under his system
OF checks and counter-checks.
But since these checks and counter
checks proved wanting. and only
source Of graft to men OF Becker
TYNE. these citizens who are consider
ing the bringing Of the custer suit
against Waldo, are pointing to them
ne one Of the reasons why a change
should be made.
II WAS said by one of these citizens.
who would not permit the use or MS
name. that the obstacles thrown IN the
way Of the Curran committee inVesu-
gators at Police Headquarters and the
refusal OF the police TO permit the In
vestigators paid With the money of
John d. Rockefeller. r., 10 examine
records at Police Headquarters were
the result OF poor judgment
Mfr. Fosdick, 1t was learned last
night. will spend the next seven months
studying the police conditions In Euro
mean capitals He Will go at tho ex-
pepse Of civic organization packed
bv several wealthy men. including
young Mr.. Rockefeller.
Charles G.. r. Wahle, former city
magistrate, at his home I'm Pelham last
night. said there were only two meth
ods omen TO a taxpayer who wished to
have the Police Commissioners ousted
from Office. The first ct these Is by
direct appeal to the Mayor. and the
other by a similar appeal to the Gov
ernor.
II might also be moved, said MT.
Wahle. that the Commissioner be re-
moved from Office on the ground that
he had been illegally appointed. This
would not apply, however. he said, In
the case of Commissioner Waldo.
Asserting that she lived in fear that
the system" might seek to silence her
az Herman Rosenthal was silenced.
Mrs. Mary Goode has left her home,
No. 2Os West 52d street. and gone into
hiding.
Mrs. Goode, before leaving her home
Yesterday afternoon. told friends that
she dreaded a knife thrust or bullet as
a reward for having exposed the alli-
ance between certain members Of the
police and the owners OF tho vice
trust.
Mrs. Goodies resolve to hide herself
J came after she had been driven almost
frantic by the constant police surveil-
lance she had been subjected to since
she revealed the sordid story Of the
purchase and sale Of police protection
before the Curran investigating COM
mittee on Wednesday. December IL.
Trailed by Detectives.
Since that time detectives had fol-
lowed her wherever she went They
lay in wait for her outside Of her home
to note those who visited her and fol-
lowed her wherever she went. Some Of
them were Central Office detectives,
Continued on third page. fourth column.
Seaboard Florida lImited-Most Com
pIeteIy Appointed Florida Train,
| Lye. y. Y 10:30 a. IN. daily from Penn.
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SOUTHERN RESORTS.
Sec advertisement OF SOUTHERN
RAILWAY, Page s, Part 4.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-29

Turkey Hopes for Interv, ..tion. ...... /
Hurricane i'm British Isles. ............ 8
New Trinity House Captains. ........ 8
Americans in London Society. ...... 8
Germany Most Law-ridden Land. .... 8
Night Club in London. n............... 8
Danger of war Not Past............. 9
For French Presidency. y............ 8
How War Boosts Prices. s............. 8
Cocaine Habit Alarms Paris. ......... 8
Treatment of Women Arraigned. ..... 8
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POLITICAL.
FOREIGN.

Wilson Warns Business Men. :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-10

Desr Miss Grey: an almost
crazy from xrisf ! have 70 vork
80 hard 20 snake a ilxing Dor my
log and myself. Tho mau prom.
ieed 20 marry me. bat became
angry oae evening. and said he vas
not responsible for ny condition.
As ! know he IA. ] ~onid give any.
thing 20 find him and ber him 10
marry ne. - my baby could have
a nasne. I vas not = bad slri. bat
loved 40 inaeh and wAs tempted. I
conld love the man pet. II I eonid
Ind him- ] tell people I am a.
foFCed. REPENTANCE
A Ny dear -RepeniAnce the
iofr you have for foar baby makes
lnp a good woman In spite 81 pour
siiatske. 10 NOT beK the nam 10
Barry fOu. n you can find hlm.
Akk him 10 40 the fair thing 81 the
bop and Esso him q name II be
sil not. apply TO The yuseniie court
Atf compel him 20 marry yoa Yea
nc<d not live with him one hour
after the ceremony n yoa go to
the Y. W G.. A. and nee the pro.
teSttfe officeF~ privately. she viii
help yoa to care for yoar child.
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KEEP TAB ON THESE
CHEAP POLITICIANS

a. the repubilcan state convention
riEhi then and there. And. ihti-
debfaliy. they are also Ia favor 81
inppanE off MurpAine'a head as
chairman II the coHntY s~mmiffec.
&uFphine. hoscfcf. a. little per
iurbed. inaemucn ~ the Taft con
trolirt executive commitfee Las
otcFIooked q bet In fAiiias 20 rTo-
vide Tor the recall II the sxecn-
tive COMMITTEES. however. Insists
% hand pickinE The deicrktcs 10
morrow. and the preci.rf commit.
ties mca agree 10 primaries on Sat
nFtay. there Nill be = peach % a
contest on for III delegates a. the
Aberdeen Convention. no matter
what the laW In the case happens
10 be.
There are - members IN the re-
puolicAn executive committee. only
I've OF whom are anfkTaft II IL
illuminating % learn something
OF the personnel 81 the TAR adher-
ents. aud 20 Discover that b far
the majority have been feeding as
the public crib Ia one office or an
other for years and ye3rn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-10
NEW PLANS FOR PRIMARY

Chairman Aurphlne Of the repuh-
llcan county committee has drafted
a plan b. which toins primaries
may be held BY the republicans and
democrats on April 70, TO select
deierafen The Roosevelt sxecn.
tive committee last night Endorsed
the PLAZA. and IL wili be presented
to the democratic committee this
aftcrnoon. The pisn Il Outlined In
detail and calls for eaucus meetings
on Saturday. April 20. In every pre-
cinct Ia the city and county. at
which time twice the number Of
delegates as the precinct Is entitled
10 are % BE- nominated The eau
Gus meetings viii be held. for the
most part fif the plan Is adopted
gu street eurncrx at an exact tine.
and the prec8nct committeeman -
10 - the Temporary chairman. Each
prcciuct Ia entitled 70 one delegate
for every zoe votes. or fraction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-10

Fer tire balances ~ tire ~ses tire
Political pot - poira 70 bsbbis ard
tel All ever itaer. TIE democratic
ccunsy executive eowmittes ret
this sfseFgoon. ire .sepablieaa es-
eessise eo-srnittee siii get ssaeshsr
tomorro~ afternoor. tire republican
eosrsy preeinct nea Saturday af,.
ernoon.
Wheels within wheels are frru-
Ing around and aruund- ChAirsnan
Marphine az the republican county
committee called the meeting for
Saturday afternoon Of ali the PRE-
cinct men. because the executive
COMMITTEES. dominated - Taft men.
refused 60 meet earlier than a week
from thf coming Saturday And
the executive committee called the
meeting for Tomorrow afternoon he
canne Nurphlne called = meeginE
Tor SATURDAY
Speculation, predictions. fore
casts and runners are abundant aud
sArioak as to SHAT the executive
commltsec meeting wiil do tomog.
row Some Of the members are
anxious 10 handpick The delegates
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made heaven and earth. the sea and
all that In them h. and rested the
seventh aay- On the eighth day
Eve hexAn % thlnk ot an appro-
pirate costume. and Ne find her h.
tereuted In fig leaves. That. he.
ilcxc. IN the very FIRST m~nflon 81
clothes. From thea "a nov fs~hion
has ruled the world
Fashion h no phaufasy of idle
mlna, no random deefsos. but = sub
iect worth serious study. ard ~ ems.
ncntiy Instructive Righfiy under.
stood II ls as direct an onsrnEue Of
the love Of beauty az schools Of
sculpture and paiuflnK Il T. the
last expression 81 The underi1 ing
impulse. the changing wave shich
vlbfAtes alternately h~tween the de-
sire 20 reveal and the neceAsssy 10
conceal hunaa h@anty
The fashion OF drees has always
been recognized as = legitimate
province Of the artist You know
that The mighty Michael Angelo de-
signed fsshioaa whtle AZ the pima
ci~ ~ bis fame.
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JAIL BREAKING

san FRANCISCO. April ia
plea OF guilty 20 The charges Of yail
breaking and Of aiding a federal
prisoner 10 escape was made here
today before Judge Harrington Ia
the United States district court b.
T. Thornrf. former nurse % DR. J
@ Lyman. the Los Angeles get.
rich-qnlck land promoter. who aid.
81 the latter in his s~o sensational
escapes from federal officers. both
IN California and Oregon.
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tory In every wsT--ieoks. comfort
and service.
xIseslsr Teeth where Bvisxewerk
- Insps.sthfs.
n Only your front teeth are left
say three or fntir or more. we can
replace All those that have been
lost on bath sides clear back with
ggs sfs.ors s ~ss,s ss ss's s,ppos.ibIe
even II you bad eight or ten front
teeth TO tie 20 II you have only
two back teeth on each side. ssy
rpolaYs. we can supply ali The front
faI. ssrelceabls. iIfeiiks Aivsolar
teeth This could not possibly be
done b. the bridge route. And where
brfdgework ~ possible there II no
comparison bstween the two very
large percentage " our Work y tak
Ing out bFldEework put in by sup
posedly hlxh-ciasa dentists and re-
Dfariun Il sith the beautiful and
artistic Alveofar teeth. And. unlike
bridgewofk IN another respect. ~
IL practically painless no boring
bs dreaded. Now. then, prices being
equal. witch would You chooses
carf.x Pyerrhes floose tceth). a
disease given Dp BY most dentists a.
fnfufah1e Ia another 81 our special
ties We cure n Absolutely. IL ~
boasffui statement 70 make. buy We
cau do~anvthing that r. possible In
dentistry. and what we do ~ always
IL the very highest class Our book =
lets Afveoiar Dentistry. are free.
Write for one II you cannot cat
we have samples Of our work 20
ahou al All times. and the very best
~ references. an army on them m
this city aud state.
AIvEoLsn DENTAL CO.. Dessisss,
parfrsns, AbIssiea Hidx., I0g1l 70 -.
seattle, Hsfgkf bldg, I'd $50 Ptns.
Terms 10 Reliable People.
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cvNrnlA's ANSWERS TO
MANY QUESTIONS

conztanfinopie Mas taken by the
Turks in lisa
Cold. or eating fasi. xill cause
ts.e nose 20 redden.
A kindcrgartcn teacher must
have a normal school diploma.
When taking an inside seat In a
thsAtre. pass In with the face TO
the occupants OF the seats
n yoa wish to iron clothes At
oace, sprinkle with warm water.
Then they need stand bat a few
minutes
NJ stands for medirian. or when
the sun is az It's highest. A. NJ
means ante meridian. before noon.
and r. NJ. post meridian. or after
noon.
Use q solution OF IS parts milk
OF almond and two parts aluminium
sulphate IN the morning and eve.
ntnE to remove wrinkles.
N an express or natl package Ia
not delivered on time. report TO
the postofficc. or to the express
company by which Il was sent.
They will investigate.
The length Of time until a d.
vorce is granted depends entirely
ON the case. n Il ~ not contested.
about 20 DAYS. II contested or not.
the Divorces cannot be married
before the time set by court has
expired
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she WAITS TO COME BACK


Grey: a a. Last when
a
went several months
Then got acquainted already wife
him a tIrcw
with her and she
me,w al
possible know win tell the right thing 70 do
BROKENHEARTED.
like telling DO the Potlatch Glide but know
fascination OF the
attentions OF she
her coming
back brdseye
and profied by It, She
certainly OF pride proposing TO come back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-10

* hf&dsirees Or Dan are Ask :
-. Z trp1ff On "A merchant they
~, 90 direct 10 that rner-
" 4 iinsflcial Statement and
- 81 Ire faets. No rnan knoove
y 80 ~ fthc H1errhanf1. m
+ seen paying vour Tailor A,
~ "a "a ~ your life for clothes
m 49, ann Tailor y offers $40
1l ~. ycu would ha rdlv 20
y ~. iSioFmafion regarding Bs
k,.s. Ehsn don't 10 10 other
~. :. styscNnk to learn taa truth
~ -. ftseoihF Dental Cp "a high
~ 4. The ethical rna n
~ =. iair practice will con-
NJ 49,. ~ collar mct had on zen .
n : ,..iylfs. because b. happens
k.tsa, tagthinx about NJ An
|<.s-',... shfnR u the shoulder or
49, smile on "a fntrlfrefa.t
~ .'te1defnnaftowf - STE en-.
|zk,sr s,,. elh@f fellow. the bargain
eHis,s 49,. has plenty Of time 10
\ a. IL " tell you al about
~ a. spsssibtiltie 81 such 4
|:ts 49, @.'e9iar 6eufiEtrv. n You
- ny the best to be had IN
u ~. ynle % IA. It viii cost
13.ss We will show You
~ -, eoantsrparta Of original
- N worn b. we'll knOxn
~ snis city. We will show
tesz '.ssoisr teeth In The mouth
"a. "a =. N. a. 81 an times We
sss ~ more p0iants in our
|Ea n.1slfz work done Then
|Xt ~ ~ aoron - 49, ~. ~ !.
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HOW TO GAIN
HEALTHY FLESH


While thinness may not be a dis
ease. yet Il Is In reality a condition
that needs attention. Under the
nonrishing power OF Samose
healthy. natural flesh will soon be
attained.
This remarkable flesh.formlng
food strengthens the system gen
orally and builds up the fieshy It's
sues so that good. natural plump
ness results
An ounce OF flesh In better than
a pound OF theory. Barteli Drug Co.
and Quaker Drug Co. believe that
the best possible demonstration Of
the flesh-forming powers OF Samose
is to have Il tried by their custom
era, and 10 induce them to use Il.
They offer to pay for the Samose
IN case II does not give satisfaction.
No stronger proof than this can be
given of their faith In H. They
have seen hundreds who were
weak. thin and scrawny. become
plump. robust and strong solely
through the use OF Samose.
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THE POLICE, TIE CHILDREN AND THE STREETS
: +t+++ ~

4 4 n 4 4 = 4 = 4 4 4
Grey going to little about keeping children
mothers and fathers fault II they
fathers expect the mother to do Il ALL and think
mothers,
children Oft
have the police their chill
children correctly they Will be able
s,rstd ~ ,tau, either TAXPAYER NO. ..
perfectly true to certain extent but there
aso tho mother Judgment and
control the child defers y threatening me chna 20
home by the time the
home subsidized the incident has slipped her
menory The gained point In disobedience
oil readers snser girls and old bach
that the opinions received have been
Of taxpayers.
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Cict he's are wosnAnss frteuas of
her foes all the days OF Der itfx
They contrui her very health. IN Aas
nothfnx Of her worldly credit. and
'hry are never uithout sunae infin.
snce. IarAsurassie or the reyxrse. up.
ou her associates Like manners.
theF are not Idle. but the fruit Of
loyal natnre ard % noble mind.
Lord ch~sfertnn said that man
ners mmketh men say that
clothes makefh wonca Thoae
Who usake elofh~s take no small
part In the creating u the universe
Since the beginning al time dress
has played a u1osf important part IN
the Development Of nations. With
each eds&ncen~nt couea 4 costume
In keeping With ~ Each and every
outdoor sport nos has it's apprp-
pirate costume. the same IA the In.
The bexinninx % fashions FOR
women was an early one We arr
tanxht that In six DAYS the Lord
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-10
Letters to Cynthia Grey


DEAR Miss Grey durng
Faster wish TO thsnk the public
ukoxf
+ has been all
TO esp~nd on crippled condition
Bu through
onmf
Thanking public goa
taken In sincerely. A. FT.oREN
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THEY FELL OUT


Dear Miss Grey have With girl all last and had
with her tried
not tell me a
hers bring
Cupds weikn methods
II surely would not want her.
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0|5] |!|IIS5;{1sl,y|I|S 2EllZs|;S
SAY you SAW 1T IN THE STAR.
.veOlar Dentistry

WAY ENTIRELY WITH
Hsl PLATES AND ouDr-
"sf saiDeEwonk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-10

for . change In serving egEs.
hard boil, cut In rings. or quarters.
arrange on taaxfrd bread. and pour
over them good white sauce made
OF : Tablespoons butter. table.
spooas four. cup milk. =. tea.
spoon salt and a sprinkle o. pepper.
FANNIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-10
a sic LIFE PROBLEM



LTar Miss Grey engaged a girl
lore her dearly she don't
living
And she them she will
be Corresponds with her He don know she
and II he did. don't believe he would stop.
girl In
another
oura on he n
AThe girl evidently
while
nothing
the ordinary probably working problem
o ability.
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Miss GREY: VIII yon. II yoa can.
advise me how 10 make my lamp
hEht clearer We I've in the
suburbs MRS RANcHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-10

Mrs. ~Sannette.~ here u the
recipe for MAitre d'ffUges Potatoes
you asked for Wash. pare ard
shape POTATOES In balls. OF cut In
haiftneh cubes There should be
t~o capa. Soak Is minutes IL cold
water. ard cook In saited boiling
wAier to coyWr until soft. Drain
and add Maitrc d'Hotei butter a.
follows; Cream ; tablespoons but.
ter. and | teaspoon lemon luicc. y
tcasFoon Aaii. rs teaspoon pepper
ard y tablespoon finely chopped
parsicy. CYNTHIA GREY.