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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-29

periontaina mf. 26 p. pasttettttn
S6meenIGdnin lGdninfpanfilaan ren'
Fl Smante Sofinen ia itieuinen Rus
tau 2ebto, molemmat ipptettpind
pddrdstd maIasta. Guttimuflet St'
riIepddn ndbben olipat miime lau'
ontaina 10 ebtineet Min pitfdue, eta
bdnfin 10 Iiuoin oliIi mon9ittn, NUT
ia oil fiaoin Sabbesiu. Stiemurba
fifteen loretti idriestpswouan enem'
mat t%oimeupiteet bdneen ndhoen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-29
9affofmu,me Selringisia.

Wtn 20 p. aamuna alfoi tpDlatfo
afennusteoaiIuuben alaua !Selins
9isid. Mainitusia iulistuelesia ieIos'
teuaan alufTi Observation-Disclosures
rittaiiuufiien maibeita, iotfa iuIistuf.
len antaiain mielestd onat iobtaneet
fiihen, etta tYDpaen on tdptpnnt turs
tpautua laffoon.
pEdmd laffopdGtDs - i%anotaan
iulistufiesia ebeueen = onftn tebs
tp oIetuien oloien pafottamana iGp
i'm pffimieliie sti, ioten faiffi rafen'
nustpDt Seliin9isid, lutuunottamat-
ia maolaus' ia fipitDitd iefd fatto.
buopatebtaita, iulistetaan taten Iot.
fotilaan Observation-Disclosures mfn
20 pdiipdstd lufien, iifIi fumes 10.
tpintp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia tpDn,
tefiidin mdliad o Ipntpnpt. 2atfo
eli tumminfaan fosfe naltion ia
funnan tDita, iiaoin Fun maltio tai
funta niitd life oman lasfuunIa
teettdd, mutta mifdli urafoitiiat nii'
til teettdn6t omaun ~lasfuunIa, ouen
life tp6nantaiia, luetaan ne lofonas
%laiIitIi toifIi,"
Suomoloiieen SpDpdenliittoon
fuulupat Observation-Disclosures
eimdt tule laffoon pbtpmddn, paan
iatfapat t0itdnid 10 tpoimasia ole'
nien ia ndind pdinind laooittuien
min bppin pleiss fuin erifoisiopi'
mustenfin pobiaua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-29

&osfa tpDbDn pprfimien lufu on
iansen iuuri, fdpnee entiIiue tpDmie.
biue tpaifeatfi pddstd iaueen toi-
miinia. SiafepbtiD on iprfdsti pddt.
tdnpt ppipd fiinni entiiesid tpDiopi.
muflesfa.
&aitesta pddttden eindt la~ffolaiIet
tule 5aatputtamaan tarfoitustaan.
Sospa iopiiimat aioisIa, mutta iii
benpd tarmittaiiiinfin Ipbdmid, ioi'
ia eli bauitIeifi raba ia miba, waan
raffauS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-29

iaIa |. EiriIem6 partapeitIeud fau'
laania 9 i'm. pitfdn ommottatpon
baaman. 2ammin funuanlddfdri fpl'
Id fuiIuttua Iaapui paitaae, mutta Ell
noinut endd laaba S%iriiepdd idd'
mddn benfiin. Sdn fuoIi iamana
pdimGnd Flo II pdindud.
Stiemurba topobtui bppin lurnl'
listen oIianboarain tulofiena, futen
Ieuraanasta Idbemmin fdp Ielmtle,
W. 1906 oil Sobannes Eiriiefpd os'
tanut tolouiIelta Seq 2Dpttpniemeltd,
2osfen pitdidn 9ppdneulan tpldsr
I'd, Eiriiemdn talon $4,000 mfan
fauppoiummasta. ioSta 5000 maf'
Iettiin beti ia 5000 idi melaffi. 8un
2Dpttpniemi muutamia piiffoia fitte
pppIi SiriIetpdd iuorittomaan bd'
neue tuota loppuiummoa, eiittt Sirt'
lend bdneue faboen t%obistaian par'
mentamon fuitin, ionfa mufaon tue
loppuIumma, tefepd fortoineen ia
fuluineen faiffiaan 12,01O mf., 10
oil iuoritettu. 2Dpttpniemi iiuotn
fddntpi &erppoIa &c TauIerin lafia'
Iiain johnston pupleen Saboesta ia
SiriIemd baastettiin oifeuieen. M'ia
oil eIiuG Iammin n6lifdrdiiud not.
20 D., iouoin Tiriietpd idueen otfeu'
peSIa eIitti fuitin, ionfa mnfaan fDs
ipmptiesId olema Iumma oil 10 SDpt'
tpniemeue mafiettu. Sifeuoesia oil
tpot mpDs ioopupiaa Sirifemdn ren'
fi Sponte Sofinen ia itieuinen 8us'
tao 2ebto, moIemmot 3osfelta .. l..
iotta olimot fuitisio iooistoitna ia
iotta oiteubesI ebeIeen tooistt'
ipot, ettd iamma tobeua oil SoDttD'
niemelIe mofIettu. X0pttpniemen lo'n'
opiuinen anustaia nditti fuitentin,
erindiIien eii1etuueiben ieiffain pee
rusieeIo, ettd oifeubeae eiitettp Fulfil
oil maarennettp iefd maati 3trtle'
mdue masiuuta p6drennpfieStd le'
fd plpHdmiIesta mdGrddn nalaon
Iefd fummauetin Giriiemdn tooista'
iane ebesnostuuta mddrdstd fpa'
Iosta. Sifens %Ipffdftin allan enem'
mdn fdIitieIpn tuonnemmoffi Ia mod
rdIi oiion iobbosta toimeenponta'
mafii tartan poIiiiituifinnon.
9dmdn iobbosfu fddnipt 8erppo'
la &c EauIerin Observation-Disclosures ut
fipisIaIopoliifi @eor9 Sn9monin
puoleen, 3ampereeIia. Sro Sn9man
moifusti paiffofunnoue ia aIfoi tot
oTiosio tutfimufiio pbbesid
piirin nimismieben fonsia.
llSeino pdipdnd nntterosii iotfetin'
len tutfimusten tulofIeno oil, eta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-29

TdmGn iuuriluontoiIen lafon IBIS
td firioittaa Il. Gin firieennaibtaia
m. M:
ru5eampaan fertaan opat erddt
2pmi pbtiDn tpDndestDn ammatti'
funnat anoneet tehtaan baQinnolta
palfanforotusta. 2epddud aIetti pb'
tiDn bauinto toimtfunnan, ionfa teb'
tdmdfIi idi tarfisiaa tpDeboot ia
paIfat ia oil oitomus toimifunnan
tpDntulosten iobbpua PARMA parans
nutIia fdptdntDDn. Nditd t%oimenpi'
teitd Ell tpDndeStD fumminfaan idd.
MT obottamaon, noan idtti tebtoan
bauinnoue mootimufiet 8 tunnin tpD-
aian fdptdntDDn ottamiiesta nuoro'
tDisId ia alempien p~aIffoien forotta.
miIesta, miebiae 3 mtan so p:ntn
nimipaltasta 1920, ia naiIiue 1:SO
nimipalfasta 2:2O. 8un Ell iidnnistD
ebpotettuno aitana tpaStausta ndt'
hin fpaatimufTiin antanut, topabtmi
tp5mden puoIelta irtiianominen. Siss
toiua foottiin iriiIanoiain nimet ia
otettiin beiltd 100 MIN mafIuIitou'
mus, iofa oliIi mafIettatpa JOS mes
nee riffurifIi. Doifaaua on irtiia'
noiain Iufu I%uurin, 2uuianfosfeua
ia narfinfin 2pminte5 toaua fubteel'
liIesti paIion pienempi'" Gnnen la'
Ton marIinaista pubfeomiSta oil
fuitenfin mieId nenmotteluia, mntta
ne eimdt mieneet mibinfddn poIiti'
niieen tuIofieen.
SpDnantoiat panepat tdud piifol'
la tpDt fdpntiin uuIiua ipDmiebiud,
lotto fuulemma on fpuin iaaiatpa'
na.
Gbeueen iatfoa firieentpaibtoia.
ettd IoffoIoisten fdptDs on tdbdn
Iootta ouut merrattoin moitteeton.
Ep5sId fdppdt oDat iaaneet QUO
iotenfin raubosio. Sos Lotto fau'
memmin ioifuu, tiIee Iiitd foitumaan
Iuurta imeenistd ia aineeuiSta top
piota paiffofunnon 10 tubonteen
uouIemon ndestDn fesfuuoesfa ia
tuntuu Re Iaaiemmauefin,
Wp5bemmin iaopuneiben t~ietoien
mufaan on ola apmin tebtoitten To-
neisioa fdpnnieid pofituiiiaa muo'
roiaaan. ga 500 mieStd on npttem'
min ioisid. SpDbDn pprfipien lutu
fasnaa pdipd rdimdltd.
9~affoIoiIet opat MT idtidneet teb
bosolueen, mutta fuitenfin foifin to-
moin foettonat eetdd tp1sfdoIepio
menemdstd Wl. m. IpDtiin e
rdstd ip5sfenteIepdd iongen poboin
pddban. aiiosto on pibetip poliif
tutfinto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-29
Vapaapiljetti
sukulaisillenLe ia tuttavillenne
sta Amerikaan,
ostakaa alma
American LinjalIe,
VaIkean Tandem Linjalle
eli
Walk. Tahden-D Dominion
Linjalle.
Vapaapiljetti

Silloin tulee matkustaianne saa.
maan aianvaatimuksen mukaisen
matkustuksen. Maiden liniain iat-
tilais-laivat ovat nopeakulkuisia ia
ovat varustetut parhaimmilla kol--
manner luokan mukavuuksilla.
Hytit ovat iaetut pieniin osiin,
4 ia 6 hengen vuoteisiin, pariskun-
mile, yksityisille naisille ia mie-
hille.
Ruoka ia kohtelu on hyva kali.
kissa laivoissa.
Suoranainen yhteys Suomen
Hoyrylaiva Osake-yhtion laivoien
kanssa.
Pilietin hinnoista y. m. kysykaa
osoitteella:
Willfam wsdft, MFamies,
1867 SuffoIf It. Sronmoob, Wicb..
A. Lieberthal, asiamies.
226 Suffolk ST.: Ironwood, Mich.
o. E. BRECKE,
northwestern Passenger Agent.
121-123 8. Bird at.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-29
6atfaistmfa Snpmen aiioita.

Senaatin eIitpfiestd on forfeim'
masIa poifasla mt. ID p. pobmis'
tettu:
II Suomen marIinainen ia pli'
mGGrdinen tulo' ia menpartpip 10.
1912, poistoen fuitenfin mafinaiies'
ia menoarmipsto 60, 900 MIN liIds
5uostunnan postilaitofien nuteen me
noiddntoDn; Ietd fitd patti
q menoarmioSIa plepien liId1uos'
tintoien luetteIo, bpmdfipmdud nd
ma IuoStunnat, iotfa omat iuoritet'
tapat luettelosi ia mainittuien mdd'
rdaitoien fuluesIa ia iotfa pmat Im'
ete0ut maltion menoina no.. 1912
1,25O,17 MIN iuuruiIena iumma'
no; iefd
81 arm. aIetufiet: y erdistd muu.
toffista Sell. Suomen ienoatin obie'
IddntDDn; p erdistd m%uutotista
aeiI. Suomen ienoatin nendidnfie.
Ienfddntdidin obieiddntoDn; b pIeis
fen RDntsenIaitotien iobtaiatoimen
perustamiIesta lddfinnDaiieenia pros
peoenttiieen oiastoon Seliinsin pIei'
Ies5d iairaaIasIa; d. Yorin pIeiien
IairaoIon Id6fdrinpalffion forotta.
miIesta; 81 maan ieminaarien opet'
taiien ia puutarbureitten palffaetu.
ien parantamiIesta; g. fabben uuben
intenbenttipiran perustomiiesta orr
feIo9iIeen toimifuntaan; y Smomen
Siebeieuran meteorological Iaitofien
uuben Observation-Disclosures pabwis'
tamiiesto; y Observation-Disclosures
opetutiesta; 81 Observation-Disclosures
neumoian miriam peruStamiiesta !,
10 aietus, iofa fostee ianamuooon
muuttamista 5 (1S) p. feidt. 1907
tie ia meIirafennusten pIibauituf.
ieen perustettanosta bpbrosrafiies'
ia toimistosta annetun a~ietutlen a 5
2 fohoasia.
Samaua on 8. ~. 2eiTari iu'
nainnut
a. arm. Pasted muuttamaau mdd
rdpstd ruotoraban mofIusia IuniTi.
loitofien b6prpIoiwoien ia bDprp
pariiopnrIien pdduif5iue, Iefd mod
rGnnpt, ettd mainimiIe pdduitDiae
on %mofIe.toma fafIinfertaiiet ruofa'
robot Observation-Disclosures, I. /.
[ p:Std iouIuf. maolisfuun Ioppmun,
la
b. orm. md6rdtd mastebes fulu'
man nuoben olusta peittdmddn fe'
nootin Idbemm6n mddrdptien mus
taan poinooiiomiesten paIffioibin,
fddnnDfiiin iefd poinobanitutien
tpDnfestiiptieen tarmittamot menot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-29
Gnrnllinen ~itiemnrba.

petosta ia mddrid poIoia.
Wiime fuun % p:an oamuua Flo
puoIi 6 oifaon leiftoii aoefeIa 3. |.
SptpdneuIon fpIdeid Eirifewdn to-
losIa talon iIdntd Sobonnes Wloi'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-29

titlunut 1ttfu, louom eHHaI
5eurafunuan nptpinen firffo pibit'
tim tarfotufIeenIa.
Merffipdipdn iobbpsta on 81
tpennamon firtfoberra, tobtori s. VI
Waunu firioittanut ia painosta jul
faisIut SO fiipua laaian tutfimutien.
Mielenfiintoa befdttawdad tapaua
Fiind iebbaau ieltoa firton ia tirtto'
maan maibeistd, ferrptaan ieura'
funnan palmeIutIesia oleista pas
peista, Iuffareista, iIdnnDitfiiDiStd,
muisteuaan buomattapimpia pitds
jdns ia firtonfofoufIia ietd luobaan
fatiaus Ieurafunnan usfonnouiieen
eIdmdan ia usfonuouiiitn iuuntiin.
Site firfon maibeista ferrotaan
firiasia m. NJ:
Nptpistd firtfoa alettiin rofentaa
no. 1904 ia palmistui %rafennus
1908. Suit iittem Suomeen iota 1903
-O9 ia Suomen iiiriDminen Wend'
jan pouan ale iefd @iipurin lad
min pbbistdminen mum Suomen
fansIa 1911. Ndina poiberiftaina
tpuoEna ebbittiih buoIebtla uuoen
Serran Itemppelin faunistamilesta'
Fin. @arinfia oil flrfon tpolmistu'
mismuonna Ieurafuutaon muuttonut
uuIi firffoberra !Senrif Sorenius
innpfos toimimaon firfon fauuista'
miIetIi. @uoina 1S10-11 firtto'
maalari Wuuer pietarista tparusti
firfon raamatuaiIiua maaloutIiua
- olfaen mailman luomilesta la
pddttpen ebtoouiIen olettomi'een la
Sumalan faritIaan, iofa ristiud pois
ottaa mailman ipnnit, iotta
maaIautiet bpmin idiIpneind mield'
Tin taunistomat &inennatpan firt'
foa. Maalautfista mafiettiin 2.24O
paperiruplaa. SO. 1910 banfittiin
neistofupia firffoon 145 ruplaIla.
gtdistG meistofuniSta Ell ole endd
mitddn idlend. Ne omat iofo bamin.
meet tai bdippneet muieoiben fofoel'
min.
Seindf. IL pnd 1912 mibti Wii'
purin firffoberra Saafob Sebrboer
iubIauiIesti firfon. &c oil lion pdi'
ma. Huff f%aunis, biufan tuendldileen
moIiin rofennettu firffo foboutui
miiIitorniIena taipasta fobti. 8es'
fimdiIesId pddtornisIa oil minoristi.
WibfimdiubIasia oil lufuiiasti leu'
rafuntalaiia. pappeia oil toimituf'
Tesla Idsnd Muolan, nubenfirfon
ia 0ipennaman firffoberrot Iefd &is
pennaman fappol. ia opuIainen pn'
nd pastori Wiipurista.
GnIin laulettiin Iiuoiiesta pirlitir'
iasta 80 fuinfa ibonot, oiuinfiias
omat," ionfa perdstd mibtiid firtfo'
lain mddrddmiad Ianoiua alfoi tot
mitufIen. papit Iutipot tilaiIuuteen
fopipia raamatunlauieita, ia mibtis
ia pitt Soof. LII iobbosta lpbpen
pubeen. Gitten fun oil loulettu 80
Sumolo, me iinua plistdmme" ia
f~irtfoIain mddrddmdt febotutiet feu'
rafunnoue lauiutut oIfoi %topaainen
iumaIonpalpelus, iosIa ie%nrofunnan
firftobra 9orenius i%aarnoii.
pDptafiriosia ianotoan: vtdmd
firffo on pienefTi muistoffi iiitd mo
nenIoiIesta bppdetd, mitd &ipen'
napon pitaidn npfpinen pmistuia,
bduen plbaiipptenid ioloiufuinen
freini Better SoItifoif on len rofen'
tamiIesIa pnnd muusia oiottanut,
nimitettp ppbdn pietarin firfofH."
airfon mibfimiien muofipdimdd
pietettiin Fitte nuoIitioin pietarin
pdimdnd IL pnd beindfuuta eritpi'
iend iumoIanpoIpeIufIelIa. Dor
noon piispon s. 6. Scbanmanin
pitdesId iorfastueio ainennanallo
I~ofatuusIa 1873 ilmoiiti fiuoinen
firffoberrs Sobonnes Seri5, ettd
Julia oil antonut oibetta e~pdidries'
iptItin ia iati tortasiaian tutfitta'
nafTi. oIiTifo Titd ebeueenfin ipietet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18
A TRIBUTE TO CYNTHIA

Dear Mias Grey viii not weary
you with my troubles. but ! ~ant
10 tell you what noble work you
sra DOING. Your answer 90 poor
little la-y.ar-oid Trouble" IL al
mos, sublime Tho child surely VIII
take courage from your helpful
words and live as we all pray she
may.
thlak you arc the most senalbie
writer | have ever read after, and
want you to know u. ROMA
Al thank you. Roma IL does
DO one good TO know that her ~ork.
which In often hard work. 10 ap'
preciated. hope the Eiris who
have made mistakes and feel all IL
against them. will read your letter.
aud know there are others besides
Cynthia Grey who arc ready TO help
them. II IL time woman. at least,
awakena and holds out her hand TO
her fellow sister. Too long have
we welcomed the erring man and
excluded the woman. Both should
be helped just IA soon ms the least
willingness Ia shown 10 accept IT.
yes, and before II IL shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18

lamp. has DlfnH-
ed mo with "A
well OF unfaiiing
mirth In the per-
son OF Addle. "a
colored laundrena.
whose name Ii a
hint OF her In.
spirod capacity
for mixing things
up.
A dale /
suspect h IT
name II Adellna
has not oacap
ed life'n grim
m err tragedies.
although. In ey-
cry curve OF her
blilowy figure
and Ia every line
OF her irreaistibiy
comic face. she
seems an embed
iment OF comedy.
y h q W as
once cuae q
and tried on a
charge OF having
co m m itted az
grayated assault
upon tho person
OF n dunky rival
who was slashed
with a razor
while In the com.
pnny OF Adde'S
worthless mnlatto
spouse.
A a Q II n as
account OF her
arrest. trial and
the triumph Of
Justice. which re
suited In her vim
dication and ae.
quittai. IL. | think
my fun n lest
story" Tracing
tho course OF
events from the
moment OF her
arrest. which took
place while she
was singing her
xOunreSf ulcla-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18

games ut parties. Surely your
mother does not know about IL. N
she does and does not seem TO care
II IL probably because she has been
fortunate enough to never have
been thrown where she could see
the consequences that are often the
result of kissing among boys and
glrls. In that case the girl must be
responsible for herself. even II she
IL under age. No harm liz Intended
when young people kiss, but In more
cases than not II leads to harmful
result. II Is all right for YOU TO go
to dances II you have reliable
chaperon. Wear your hair In a
braid turned under. at the back of
the head. with large bow OF ribbon
on IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18
DIVORCE

Dear Miss Grey; ! have seen
your reply TO questions. You are
80 fair In your decisions. wish
your advice. In n case where one
uccerds in getting a divorce. does u
make both man and wife freeT II
not. why7 MAY.
A.-Certainiy. both are free; that
IA. ak months after tho divorce Ia
granted. New York only grants d.
yorcs In cases OF unfaithfulness.
though under certain conditions the
marriage may be annnlled. South
Carolina has no divorce laws. Some
states have limited divorce, which
grants the divorce 60 separation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18
KISSING GAMES

Dear Miss Grey--ls II wrong 10
20 to parties given by boy friendsY
We play kissing games. don't
know whether my mother knows
or not. She does not seem to OBJ
ject. Tho boys take us home but
we act as we should. Is II wrong
for me TO go TO dances II ] have a
chaperon? | am IA years old. How
should wear my hair? am In the
eighth grade; should be farther
along In school? PEHPLExED.
Alt Is not right 10 play kissing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18
A MoTHERLEss GIRL

Dear Miss Grey--If como TO you
with trouble some cruel. terrible
trouble that IL killing inch by inch
would you help motherless girlg
know you have helped other girls,
but | have a morbid feeling that
mine In worse than others.
IN TROUBLE.
A.--CertaInly will help you II II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18
INITIALS ON THE
TABLE CLOTH

Dear Miss Grey--will you please
tell me the proper place to EN-.
broider an initial on a table cloth Z
A READER.
A.-The initial on table cloth
zhould be placed ut the right side
OF the carver. n a monogram or
initials are used In two different
places on the cloth they should be
pIaced in the center of the table,
above the carver's and hostess
nlaeaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18
Cynthia Crey's Letters

FATHERS AND MOTHERS. WAKE vpl



Dear Miss Grey viii to mother or my
sisters. tell talk
am - o. aEs and four sent 20 work down town
with bad crowd and OF the inevitable happened
Now Miss Grey don't think that I'm yinx 70 blame one but
what
might happen would not have For there an innate
and
vcilread she
In shat should DO told child.
short OF such life found
condition home and lived
thought enough TO
couldn't And VIII 10
would hurt myself could stand
children brought into the world when they
wou
ftnishto
which Miss Grey What shall
al MARIAN
Things bad with
informed
be Mothers whoi
responsible degree some
children DRIFT
world with warning
deceifu
would be Kind we're they 10 SET
them nnoat The shore day by day
informed. but have public library.
There positively but
the face child such
finish her SCHOOL,
will TO any afternoon Mt
a and viii private
~ Al least write for private reply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18

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Dear Miss Groy. A beta n that
out OF the total registration Of some
"A. no0 voters. there would be $4,000
or NOR. votes cast on March G. 1919.
Who wonY PLuNuER.
A--Thc official record Ii that S..
ss7 votes we're cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18
TO ExTERMiNATE BED
BUGS


Dear Mias Grey. WIN you please
tell mc something that all kili bed
bugsg Tho house Is infested with
them have tried lye and hot
water. HrGCfE.
Ate fumlgate the rooms with
sulphur. being sure TO remove any.
thing that could be corrodsd. will
exserminate bed bugs. nenxine.
gasoline or coal oil will XIII these
pests aA fast as they can be ruach.
cd. Ny using a spring bottom oiIsr
the fluid can be forced into all
cracks and crovices. A. tho fluid
IA inflammablc, contact with fro
must be avoided. The room should
be well aired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18

lies within my power. just try me
at TAO O'Clock any afternoon. |
think II IL a morbid thought that
your trouble Ia tho worst. but we
will talk about u whom you come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18

Rolling saors sho~n nrss
fu faces These mpy trimmed stin loops standing
bclng fayorte decoration.
hat IN mis- shape dark blue
being electric
The sirhsly
waved hair.
surrounds the while double
openinK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18
wv NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS zm
NEW POSTAL SERVICE

NRhRh HbhN
Dear Miss Grey; WIN you
please give me the information you
can on tho following; In Il a fact
that the postmaster general has
given notice that after December
II. 1919. delivery of mall viii be
made only az such places Of bust
ness and residences that provide at
the door or entrance suitable ro-
eeptaelea for itA depoailY
STAR READER
A.-The above order applies par
ticuiHriy 10 new postal territories
that are opened II will eventually
apply 10 all postal service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18
AN EASTER GIFT

Dear Miss Grey. Would II be
proper for me 60 give gentleman
friend a book aa an Easter gifty
II 30. what books ON poetry are bent'
BLUE EYES.
A.--CeFtainiy. Il would be proper
20 give a gentleman book as an
Easter gift. Either something by
James Whitcomh Riley. or Walt
Whitman. will be acceptable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18
st. pArRick's DAY"--IN~THE EVENING
Decorations and Games

4 4 4
rfectve decorations a from
shamrocks from
and cut from ba
Of gold against
effect
wishes represent the Trial
joking josial. storytelling witty
Irish beau the irish the pretty
the Irish fisher
asa IN. tonny OF well rs
The Invitations to a hunt should read
ast Patrick lived m
service for ireland we'll know
The a banished. and we ina but
~ have OF that KIND
pur home Ia Iustf with froggses galore,
Thev hang 'front.' walls and they lie on the floor;
On March " implore and entreat.
That You 10 a hunt at - street
come At 8 O'Clock sharp. hope and we trust
,rba, vour answer is 'Yes.f feel that must
rira s offered finding the number OF frog
,,hl, pofed shamrock St
annan, would be appropriate. the booty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-18

from tho bed aud board OF her hus.
band. but does not allow either party
10 marry.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16
OPTIMISM Of NORTH
DAkO1ANS PROVERbIAL
EDWARD A. whitaker OF ct
PAUL IS BUSINESS VISITOR
At CAPITAL
Travelling Passenger Agent Of Nort.
western Lines Discusses conditions
as He has Found Them

Among the notable visitors in the
capitol city Wednesday was Edward
A. Whitaker, travelling passenger
agent of the Northwestern lines, who
makes frequent trips to Bismarck in
the interest of the railway he repre-
sents. His duties carry him over a wide
field and he has ample opportunity to
see for himself the conditions that
prevail in many of the western states.
"One thing which impressed me in
North Dakota was the lack of snow.
There is very little to be seen on the
prairies of your state, as compared
with southern Minnesota and Wiscon.
sin. Yet there seems to be sufficient
snowfall to thoroughly soak up the
ground and render 1t better for farm
ing next spring.
That reminds me that the outlook
is very good at the present time.
There is a feeling of optimism pre-.
vailing among the people OF North
Dakota. Why, at the big auto show
which was held at Grand Forks a
few days ago there were twenty in
dividual farmers who purchased ma
chimes for their personal use. one
dealer, I think he lived at Lakota,
bought six car loads of single make
of auto. and was certain that he could
dispose of them all among the people
in his vicinity. Talk about bad con-
ditions, when people are putting so
much money into automobiles, they
do not seem to be so very bad. OF
course, they could be better, but the
optimism of the residents of North
Dakota is proverbial and things look
bright for a good year ahead"
Mr.. Whitaker left that evening for
other points in the state. The North
western line which to represents Is
now running a through sleeper from
the Twin Cities to Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, and this is greatly appreciated
by the travelling public.