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The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
F0RY
NETTING
SATURDAY
LrxTy FARMERS CLUB
|u INTERESTED IN IN.
bent FACTORY no BE
WITH KICK OR BOOST

no definite regarding the
Independent sugar factory
county is expected to be
meeting that has been
Saturday afternoon at NJ.
beginning at 2 O'Clock.
IA County Farmers club
the call through its COM
bposed of L. r. Bliss, s.
nd L. NJ. Riggs. 1t Is
lave every one who Is in
the proposed factory, one
other, be at this meeting
raj discussion of the prop
to take some action.
. matter of a factory was
ght up in Weld county
ommittees in different
lie county have been busy
hedges for the necessary
kth the result it appears
guarantee could be had
Rarmers at Kersey, LaSalle
Meetings have been
Durango plan explained
ksed. the contracts studied
| |of the preliminary work
led. Now the matter is
ready to be decided upon
u the other.
letting on Saturday after
Slled to get the fullest ex-
everyone on the PROPOSE
! invitation is extended to
bring the plan and those
alike. No favorites will
as the farmers are anxi-
Re the critics o. the pro-
pry express themselves, as
/ advocates of it.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
Perfect Rect Stand

Ault, June l2.-Jen Jerimissen was IN
town today and says that he has per-
feet stand of beets oh his 2l-acre tract.
u. had six men in the field blocking and
thinning them, and expects larger
Weld from the field than was realized last
wear
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Don't Fear Razors

Wattenberg. June 90 Cutting affairs
have no terror to the swains and bellies Of
this vicinity. Next Saturday a dance
will be held here. Last Saturday Cal
Buhler attacked Raymond Larkum of
Brighton and cut him severely with a
knife, while the dance was on.
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GIVE FREELY TO CHURCH

Gilcrest. June 12.-Although
out only one day on his quest
for donations to the German
Baptist church Jacob Oster has
received sums which total to
5000. People are enthusiastic
in giving to the church. Two
lots were donated to the
church by the townsite COM
pany and as soon as the neces-
sary amount is secured for a
building work will start.
+ + !. 1. !. :. !. :. !. !. \ \ +
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Playlet at .Ault

Ault, June l2-Friday evening the
Christian church will stage a playlet.
entitled, 1.-The Disputed Possession. ="
The money taken in will be added to the
church fund The cast will include l..
w. Mckinley, c. Taylor, Frank Stark,
Miss Kline and Allison Hall.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
Collins Athlete Makes Good

Bert Dunn. the Fort Collins high
school boy who did such great work
in the track meet held in Greeley
this spring. took fourth place on low
in the track meet held at
the Chicago university athletic field
his week This is an annual event
and Ia considered great honor to
win point. as entries are made
rom all points of the United States.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
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WIFE AND CHILD Ill

:. Windsor, June 12.-Io ~
:. to Omaha to be present ut d"
:. operation upon his wife and "
;. hear "A few minutes after ~
:. arrival in Omaha that his eiEa
;. wear old daughter was III W.
:. typhoid fever was the eNiS,I
:. epce of John Franklin, a Is1t
:. estate man of Windsor ns
;. rirl is being taken care OF "
:. neighbors. :. :. :.
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RETURNED
} |$28,95e.e0

iosity has been manifested
tal amount Of money that
mned to the county since
htion Of the grand jury graft
:. The exact figures are a.
Sc, $50 so
o,1s5.l0
5000
s29, $50. go
n made by Sheely was not
the warrants still due on the
g considered as cash in the
Pc amounted to $l4, 6SS. Is.
Pntribution was $l2, 042.37.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
Installing New Motors

Fort Lupton. June 80. Frink IS IN
stalling two electric motors OF 10 morse
power in his canning factory. Inc TWO
,,,o,o,s will operate the new pea huller
and some of the lighter machinery. Inc
canning of peas will start in about three
weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
Eaton Nag on Rampage

Eaton, June l2.-People scattered in all
directions this morning when the horse
belonging to E. W. Hill got on little
rampage. A passing auto frightened the
animal. Mr.. Hi was in store and the
horse broke hitching post and over
turned the buggy. No one was injured.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
burned Woman Improving

Eaton, June 12.-Mrs. victor
Droll. who was burned about the
arms and hands Sunday when ihlN-
ture of Kerosene and gasoline eN-
ploded, is improving and Will so9l'
be able to be around again. Sne
attempted to relight fire IN tue
parlor stove by pouring mixture
of kerosene and gasoline upon 'H'
kindling.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
Returns from Rockhurst

Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hurlbut aud
family returned Tuesday evening from
Rockhurst, where they spent eight days.
They say the weather was fine and they
had delightful trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitch who were in the party which went
from Greeley returned at the same time.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
Bridge Washed Out

Pierce, June 12.-Farmers who
came in from the vicinity of McGrew
yesterday said that hail which fell
there Monday night had a depth of
four inches. The bridge across Owl
creek near the Olive Branch school
house was washed away in the
stOrn
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
Gilmore Funeral Held

Ault, June 1.-THE funeral of
w. ]. Gilmore was held this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock from the Congre-
gational church. The Woodmen of
the World had charge of the SER
vices. Eight years ago Mr.. Gilmere
and family lived on a farm west of
Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
Now noctor at LuptOn

Fort Lupton, June 1l.-Dr. Mining ".''
arrive tomorrow from New Mexico
,c.,,. here He will have All office IN the
Bank block. Mr.. Mining is sraa"A,s
of the School of Medicine at Cleve'Ahu'
The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-13
pms Reliability Run

rp'on, June l2.-E. J. johnson
r. G j. W. Lelsey, George Landell
Neil left today for Denver,
Fey will join the Chalmers relia
run to Canon City.
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pr. Carlson on Trip

Eaton. June l2-Dr. j. {. Carson
left Yesterday on trip to SAT- I'A'
CITY to be gone ten days.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

Serial No. odGl3.
pcpor,mrnt of the Interior.
United States Land Oilicr, ,,,,
las Cruces. New Mexico, Jan ~ W.
Notice.
No,irc is hereby given thaton the l',h
d,y If January \. y. 1911, tn" SAINT"
IT, Pacific Railroad Company made al,r
,Jic,tion ot the United States Lana VI
Grr nj LAS Cruces. New Mexico to ,, So.
h"rt under the Act Of April 2lNt l9"i,
,33 stat. 2lu the following d'S'r''""
land. to-wlC ,,,,;,,
The southeast quarter OF S't,, W,
,wrn,y-ninc. township twenty lH our
south, range eight west, New M'A'''
Ensr and Meridian. New Mexico. ~.
The purpose of this notice Is I" a''" nov
III nrrsons claiming the land adversely
49, desiring 10 show it To be- mineral II
character, AN opportunity to NE one,
,ion 70 such location or srlrction VIZ
thr local officers for the land uiS'rI', IT, II
which the land is situate to'W'', a., ~,
land Office aforesaid, and to 'S'ah'ls'
their interest therein, or the m''' I'd
character thereof. n,;.,,,
fnhomchl5 JOSE GONZALES, k'E'H'''
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c. w. B. M.

rh, ladies or the &. v. i. NJ
.,,;..,.j , mos, interesting meeting
IT,. h,r,, of Mrs belong, Fri
H., .rl,., ,,,l
r,.,,..,,., mrmhrrs fy, new
,,,.,,l.,s and six visitors were
.,....,,,
rul, l,s.,r Don't /. q prut 81:
,o,o
,,,.,. III. husin,ss p,riod, Mrs.
p,,,,,.,,n with - few we'll chosen
l ;o,,,drc,d ,h, tonic Of the
,,,,, "rbiIdron " Mrs Nord.
,.,, ,.,,.,, r,odiry nm "Tbc Cos
r,L, ,,,,.,,d ,nk" in a very
- ,,o,, and Mrs Russell
,l,,.l al i, ,,ci,inr "Thr Chill,
-. n,,r .
,,,o,,r,ntilIr.d "Childrcr
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

In the District Court of the Sixth Ju-
dlclal District of the State of New
Mexico, within and for the County
Luna.
I, l.. Baker. aS admins
TRAITOR of the Estate of
nrsdmonia Clark. de
| ceased Plaintiff.
IS
Nellie Slurgis. Rachel No. 291
Thompson Mamie Cru. Service by
son, John Pindrr. FNard Publication.
Pindrr, NJ, A. Shcardown, \
heirs of DrSdmonia Clark,
deceased, ana all unkuowu
heirs at law of said de-
ceased, and Ida May
Jones Defendants.
To Nellie SturglS, Rachel Thompson,
Mamie CruSon John Pmdcr, Evard Pin
der. NJ \. Shraldowu. heirs of Drsdl-
monla CIarh, deceased and all unknown
heirs at law of said deceased, and Ida
May Jones, the atorr mentioned defend
ant:
| You are hereby notified that a petit
tiuu has been filed rs &. l.. Baker ~
administrator the estate of Drsdlmou
ia Clark, deceased. in the District court
of the Sixth Judicial District OF the
STATE of New Mexico, within and ior
tho county of Luna, wherein IT is alley
ed, among other things. that thu per
suna property of sand estate IS not sui
licrut for the payment of tho debts auo
claims outstanding against SAID drcras
ed, and the EXPENSES of the admul~lra
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15
Morganizing the Magazines.

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;., ., ,h;, ,n,,,, ,;,.,
n' ,,,,,, ,h,, Wal, .n,,,,
,,,l ~, ,,ou,h. or fine uuck .
Th,;,,,r. rather for cl,s,
-, o,,,o,l u,,r,,,ri,iro or IN,
,,.,,,.,.. ,l,, ,,o., ,ho, ,rch
;,,,,, ,,;,,,. 49, Enron, W,,d
,p.J., El,.,,d pu.,u, h,,o
a., I,o,,,, ,Jotf.,u than,
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,,,,,, ooc,n,,hI, IA crtoin n,o.
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:, a.. Inns, ,hr,, ,,o,,b.
Na,,,al S,c;oI;., party has dr
lh, loro..., ,c.,,o En.,o,
,..... :, >,,,,.;oo ga. IN, rr,.
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INITIAL, :, c,,,irr, ,yh,
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Serial No. WGiu.

Serial No. UGGiu.
Department OF the Interior,
United States Land Office.
l..- cruces. New Mexico, Jan 18th W.
Notice.
Eouccis hereby given that Oh the l9th
aaN Of January \. H. l9l2, TIM Santa
T. Pacific Railroad Company made a.,
plralron at the United States laud OF
lice. at Las Cruces, New Mexico, To- ST.
under the Act of April list, 1904,
D,} Stat. 2lD the following described
land. to.Wlt;
the southwest quarter ot Srcll"r
.ghL township twenty-five south
nugr nine west New MrNIco liasr ano
Meridian New MrNico.
the purpose of this notice Is to ALLOW
t. persons claiming the land adversely
.. desiring to show it To- he mineral Il
character an opportunity to Tile "hJrr
luu 10 such location or selection VIII
rhv local officers for the land district II
.ghich the land is situate, to.Wll, at th'
aud office aforesaid, and To establish
their interest therein, or the mln'Ia
character thereof.
lph9mrhl5 IoSE GONZALES, Register
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

See J. II. Harrington for any J"o
of building. He does good WORK
and don't wait.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

Serial No UG6il
Department of the Interior
United States Land Ollcr.
Las Cruces. New Mt,ico, Ian ~, W.
Notice.
Nutcr is hereby given that on the i"'h
la, of January \. u. 1912 the Santa
f. Pacific Railroad Company mad" al'
,irntion at the United State, Land VI
nrr. Al Las Cruces. New MrNlco, I" So.
..c, under the Act of April u, l'F'
t'3 Stat. Pm the following describe"
land to-wit:
The northwest quarter of section 'lght
township twenty-five south, range llll'
west. New Mexico Base and Mrrldlan'
Nrw M,Xico.
The purpose of this notice Is t" allow
lIl persons claiming thrIand adversely
or desiring to show it To hr mineral III
character. an opportunity 10 ME "'lrr,'
tlun to such location or selection WIN
the local officers for the land district u
which the land is situate, to-wlt: at III,
land office aforesaid. and to establish
their interest therein. or the mlnrfa
character thereof.
ich9mchl5 JOSH GONZALES. Register
Serial No. u66i2
department of the Interior,
United States Land Office. ,,.
.as Cruces. New Mexico, Jan l9th wv
Notice,
Notice ishcrcby given that ON the wv,
day Of January A. u. 1912, the SAINT
Fr Pacific Railroad Company. maze ~
plication at the United States Lana ONE
at Las Cruces. New Mexico, to see,
under the Act of April 2lst 1901 Is
Stat, 2ll) the following described '"''
tO-wit: a,
The southeast quartrrol section 'lEHl
township twenty five south, ranEc mn
west, New Mexico Base and M'r'u'''
New Mexico. ~,
The purpose of this notice is I" a''p
all persons claiming the land adNrrS' !,
or desiring to show ii to hr mln'ra'
character AN opportunity to NE onJ'
ton to such location or solrct'on wv
the local officers for the land dlstrI',
which the land is situate, to-wi'' ~ "
land office arore. said, and to ts'lp'l'
their interests therein, or the h''''
character thereof. ..
JOSE GONZALES, Register
feb9mchl5
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Advertise in the GRAPHIC anu e'' IT,
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Letters to Cynthia Grey
CHRISTMAS TIME ~osra NY ooAT-

mere than ais months now and
arhs at Time since the second day after arrival. have
have sat down TO have chat with
uded useful fooliahiy
What appeals
SO straightforward and TO the point and oh what world OF under
sandins sympathy you show hiak-yes know-ts sympathy
On have hard luck tcli
all the time trouble Is ongeni Christ
mas approaching. | am overwhelmed with loneliness.
You know what Christmas those home rel
vc aud friends saee For 20 enjoyed that kind This
wokaday world and the people In contact with far from
being eongenial
Yes suppose 10 say was; feel
passe" enough ladies
could make acquaintance with night
kind Of mehata ALL
the first nice girl and soandso let's thea
I blue this when started that |
thought underatudy INDIGO works but since writing
like patent medicine advertisement. but H.
We responsible know. have
feeling mighty blue This
Christmas business has
would anything have tho sitting
the evenings and listen to play talk Five
late DO you know what is to iong orsmehins hopees,
II hurts.
SECOND SON
the and pleasant evening
spent. playing exchanging ideas and experience
In
could child crying for the Thank
this glad chs,maalde yourself
Here 10 way -
could tell them OF college c OF the baseball and
games things that
dos and viii forget deni
OF louesomensMs
hudeyes bshiened their
erward. write ING ali about H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
TALKS BY THE STAR DOCTOR

ssThe health of the giri Who works
depends largely on the way ahe
drss~scs. the food she eats and the
mental attitude she holds toward
har daily duties
Winter has already sounded It's
warning. and. though climatic con.
ditlons are not 90 marked IN AL
SECTIONS. they differ sufficiently In
IN. different seasons Of the year TO
warrant consideration.
To the woman who IL Obliged 10
20 out OF the home. regardless OF
rain or sun. ride in cold or drauxhty
street cars and withstand the III 81.
fects Of insufficient ventilation ana
crowds. this fact should suggest
the necessity OF reasonable care
and ordinary precaution.
The GIRL WHO WORKS should
remember that HEALTH ts her
stock In trade. She should know
that fresh air. wholesome food aud
auisabl. clothing are three OF heI
best friends In retaining that
health.
oPES.woRK stockings and
LOW SHOES on a rainy or a coia
aay are not conducive 10 health.
lunch OF sweets without some
a,able, wholesome dish Of food Is
NOT the beat midday meal upon
which 10 work successfully.
close sleeping rooms. close work
rooms and lunches In stuffy shop
living rooms or store rooms won I
add 10 tho supply of fresh air nee
essary.
Tho working girl learns early
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

what nervous wear means. Per.
haps there is keen competition be-
tween her and other workers. per-
haps positions are difficult TO get
and uncertain in the keeping
Maybe employers are taxing their
strength 10 the utmost. And very
likely II the glri' is n clerk there
are thousands OF em--customers
aggrayate and worry.
The only remedy for all this
nervous wear IL EQUANIMITY. IL
sounds easy hut IL can only be
acquired by preserving effort.
Remember that a smile and
pleasant manner will make your
own path as pleasant AZ u makes
o;hera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
You viii Feel az Fine az You Look
With a Clear Skin Made SO by
Stuart's Calcium Waters.

These wonderful little Waters
contain the most effective blood.
purifier known to science--caioium
sulphlde, Every atom OF impurity
IN driven from your system. With
pure. vigorous blood courSing
through your veins instead Of a
vltialed fluid. your whole body
feels renovated. your face becomes
as pure as "A lily.
No matter what your trouble
may be--pimples. blackheads.
liverspots. rash. boils. muddy com
plexion, letter or eczema, you may
absolutely depend upon Stuarts
Calcium Waters. They have made
thousands Of compilations as pure
and as beautiful as could possibly
be wished.
There's not a bit OF sense In go
Ing around with a face so blem-
ished that you're afraid TO have
your friends look at II. Get n so
cent box OF Stuart's Calcium Wat
ers at your druggists today. Take
them every day for little while
and you'll be astonlshed at the
change your mirror Will show you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

mo MAN IS USELESS
WHILE he HAS a

Dear Miss Grey: I know q
young man. well educated. OF good
manners. highly mnsicai and plays
the violin a. AN expert
All OF this when he IL sober. bat
he has an awful whisky habit and
this seems to draw all the good
away from him. lie loses one po-
sifion after another. AZ soon as
he gets his money Il goes TO the
saIoonkeepers. but when Il Is gone
he has no friend in them.
have tried my very best 10 lead
him on to a better road. but II
seems impossible. Can you give
me any advice on how TO help this
poor fellow?
THE MANS FRIEND.
A strong desire 10 give up
the habit must first be created In
the mans mind. n you will send
me stamped. self-nddressed en-
velope I can probably help you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

Dear Miss Grey. We are two
boys. each IS. II may seem 10 yan
tha, No ought Ia know better than
TO ask the question which Il about
To explode. but such is not the case
We are both In lore. At any rate
ne think we are. with the same
girl. Do you think any great amount
of harm would b. aoue should I
take her 10 the show without ask.
ing the other loscrs Thanking
you. RENO.
Al am not 80 SURPRISED that
you do not know the answer TO
the question yon ask. "a At the
fact that you should think you are
In love.
Why Il Ia that you HFfrHf Read.
crs" IN the great school of life
cant let this love part OF Il alone
until you have seen enough OF the
world to use your judgment cor.
rectiy. r. a mystery.
II you can 20 with the Eiri ms =
good comrade and not expect pay
In the shape OF kisses. for your the
atre tickets. Il II no ones affair
but yours and the girls. and your
respective parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
LODGING HOUSES
OWNED BY CHURCHES

NY tMted Press Leased Wire
SACRAMENTO. Dec. l2.-That
n number OF Sacramento churches
own and secure revenue from
lodging houses that are conducted
against humanity IL the charge
that has been openly made here
by Secretary w. v. Sno~ OF the
state board Of health.
Some of the property OF THIS
sort" DR.. Snow said, is owned by
one or two of the churches here,
and they obtain n portion OF their
revenue from these sources"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

Dear Afixs Grey. We are two
xirla Who are unhappy because the
boys we have been keeping company
with no longer care for us.
The one my chum has been going
with speaks to me but not TO her
After thinking Of Il a great deal. !
think II his place 10 make up but
he SAYS he won't.
The one | love speaks to me. but
40 longer phones or takes me out.
aud a girl friend OF hts tells me- he
talks about me. Nov. Miss Grey.
should We go 10 the boys and Try
TO make up where an explanation
might settle h. or let II SO and be
forever In ignorance II they really
talked about us OF notf
One blg mistake We made vas al
lowing them the privileges OF en-
gagged couples. We did a few things
We regret. which may have caused
them to disrcspect us. Please do
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The Change :
Is Wonderful
No More Pimples. Blotches. or
Blaekhesds After Using
Stuart's Calcium
Waters.

A few days IL sometimes enough
TO clear the worst compilations.
Stuart's Calcium Waters get right
at the source Of the troui'le--thc
impurities In the blood when
these polsous are removed. the ef.
feet on the skin Is almost imine.
date. Blcmishcs OF all kinds dis.
aunear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

not tell US We are foolish because
we know Il. but are heartbroken
Just the same JUST GIRLS.
Ali you have learned your les
eon well enough 20 know how 60 be,
have. bring the girl who told you
tho boy talked about you and the
hoy together and ask them the
truth.
II wha, they said ~ you Ia true.
you had better drop tn. whole mat.
ter. and never make the same mis-
take again. The boy waa nnmaniy
10 make rcmAFka. for be ~as guilty
too. and u the Klri friend we're wiae.
she would have told him 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
PRINCE REGENT OF
BAVARIA is DEAD

MUNICH, Dec. f2.-After an III
ness. caused by bronchitis. lasting
several weeks. Prince Luitpold, re-
gent OF Bavaria and uncle 10 the
king. died here today. Prince Luit-
pold was born March ~, 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

= Macaroni Is a peculiar paste, pre-
pared from wheat flour grown In
the southern countries of Europe
and mixed with hot water until
sfiff dough Is formed. This dough
Is forced into a hollow. cylindrical
mold and heavy iron plate Is
driven In by powerful press. fore
ing the paste through the holes. "
iss partially baked by a fire under
the cylinder, and, after hanging up
for several days. is ready for use.
~ ---~-a-----s--- ~-----a-----------~-
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viii appreciate your address. 40
may write you pernorali, for TN
formation OF general character
that may save many q young girl
from what you suffered. Nothing
will be made public Yon can trust
me. CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Cynthia's Answers
to Many Questions

The 18th wedding anniversary is
lace.
The Seattle Day Nursery and It's
branches are non.sectarian.
II II best to have n reliable law.
yer examine a deed 20 property. and
Il should always be recorded.
To remove the odor OF skunk
from your coat. bury II In the
ground awhile.
For vegetarian cool book. In
quire at a first class book store or
at the public library.
For the records OF property I'm
Washington, ID. c.. write 10 the re-
corder Of deeds. and ask the price Of
a transcript OF the records.
Here Is n recipe for odorous per
spiration: Zinc oleatc, Or: Dor
acic acid. 2 DIR. Keep the surface
constantly covered with the pow
der.
The result OF the experiment With
the "a corners, to determine wheth-
cr or not horse lifts all feet from
the ground at once. was that all OF
horses feet are not off the ground
al tho same time.
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