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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-08
WHAT o
M BILL" SAID

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Abso-
lutte denial OF the report that his
meeting In the Union station here
with VIM j. Bryan concerned the
formation OF a third political party
was made today by Senator La
Toilette OF Wisconsin. who seeks
the republican nomination for pres
ident-
Il knew that report would
SOME" said Senator La Fol
lette today. Il was absolutely
sure that such a construction would
be placed on our accidental meet
Ing. and that the same old story
would be revived.
THE only matter I discussed
with Bryan was the resolution
lending in congress for the direct
election OF senator's. q measure we
both have advocated for years"
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King Dodges Startling
Divorce in Peerage

LONDON. Jan. 8.-Every effort
Ii being made to keep secret a al.
vorce casc that IL TO be tried In a
few days. II has been kept out Of
tho official list and Ia expected 10
prove one OF the most sensational
tried In the English courts IN years.
Tho plaintiff II the second son
OF the proprietor Of u Of the lead:
ing London newspapers. who was
created a baron by King Edward
and whose eldcef son Is in pafila.
ment. The correspondent In ms of
the best known ME IN London 20
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ciety. being n member OF the peer
age. lie succeeded hiA father, the
first baron. III years ngo. lie was
4 lord In waiting 20 King Edward
until a ycnr or no ago.
Tho uni In the case N the
daughter OF n hnronet who held the
rank OF lieutenant colonel IN a
guards regiment. Che wns 10 when
she married. and her husband. who
served with distinction In South
Africa, wan "a. She IL now a. and
has four children. Tho correspond
ent iH about Is.
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KING PIERP'S YACHT


PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s.-Ac-
cording to q dispatch received here
today from Assaleague. Va. the
steam yacht Coraair. owned by J..
p. Morgan OF New York. Ell.
~pericnced a severe bsttering By a
gale. finally losing two anchors
and resulting In the weasel calling
on the Assalcague life savers for
help. With the assistance OF the
life saving crew the Corsair final
iy anchored In a safe place.
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PACKERS POOL

CHICAGO. Jan x.~~Jesunaa Pratt
resumed the stand today when the
trial Of 10 Chicago packers indief
ID for criminal conspiracy under
the sherman Law was continued IN
United States Judge Carpenters
court. Pratt testified that after
Federal Judge uvo2senp's tenn
porary injunction Of 1909 prohibit.
ing meetings Of tho packers
pool the members Of that com.
bins continued their weekly con-
fsrsnces ct tho residences Of
swim. Meeker and others of the
beef harons. Just ~ though no In
junction had been issued.
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Z YOUR SKATES our

Cods You bet. Real win'ry weather. eh7 You can
e1n 60 out skating-icc skating. Yep. just get your
sh1Tls and jersey sweaters out, girls, and Bitter Lake is
~ frozen up to give you in its chilly way a warm skating
reception. Bitter Lake Is seven cents worth OF ride. ac-
crding to the Everett Inferurban company's method OF
computation. Its not often that Seattle folks can get a
chance at ice skating. so hurry up and get into the swim
onto the ice, we mean. In Seattle one never goes ice
skating tomorrow when il can be done today. A big
crowd was out on Bitter Lake this morning.
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ALLEGED
SHOPLIFTERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s--Paui
q. Berg and his wife. Louise. who
declare they are from Mcleod. Al
berta. were taken into custody to-
day on charges Of shogiltting. A
search Of their apartments revealed
q quantity OF womeu's apparel.
which the police say resulted from
their operations IN Vancouver.
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Shrimps. % cents pound. crnbH. 3
for 25 cents; founders. 5 cents per
pound: futcfish, z pounds rs cents:
kippared herring. : pounds 20 cents.
claims. 10 cents pint. 20 cents quart
Eastern ~oysters, 20 cents dozen, 90
cents pint. smoked herring, so cents
box, herring. 8 cents pound. halibut.
3 pounds 20 cents, Hmrits. 2 pounds
20 cents, 4 mackerel, rs cents 10 her-
ring. &c cents. imported ceiF. &C. cents
pound. cans milk. rs cents, pot
roast, 10 cents pound. spring lamb
shoulders, 3 cents pound: compound,
cents pound: frying chickens. 81
cents pound: neck bones, 7 pounds rs
cents. comb honey. 2 combs sb cents;
Jap rice. . cents pound.
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HUTSON RESIGNS

Charles T. Hutson, for the past
six years. assistant Y. =. distrsct
attorney. has rendered his resigna,
ton. TO take effect on February l.
Hc will enter active practice In the
firm OF Reynolds. BailinEcr n Hut
son. Hutson conducted his work
mostly ia the prosecution Of fed
eraI criminals.
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GEORGE TRAVELS

fwr Unltsd prees Leased Wfre)
CALCUTTA. Ian. k-king
George and Queen Mary 81 Eng
land Jeff here today for bombay.
IN route for London. and except
for the state departure from Bomr
bay on "Wednesday. tho durhar tour
Ii ended Their majcztica wsre no
compauied by vlceruv Lord Hsr
dinEc and Lady Hardinxs and there
raa an imposing state procession
from government house.
Troops lined every inch Of the
route 10 tho station.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. a--ortie
MeMsnigai. the infofmer whose
story forced the confession OF the
Mcnamara brothers In tho Los
Angeles Times dypamiting case. II
here today Ia special quarters In
tho federal building.
Mechanical arrived last night. flo
mot his father. James Mechanical.
Of THIN. O.. for tho first time since
HIS arrest. and ri warmly greeted.
McManixal viii not testify hero
until the latter part Of January.
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Harry 1. eIanehard, dairy and

Harry Z. Blanchard, dairy and
poultry expert ut the state expert
ment station at Puyaiiup. will de-
liver another free lecture on tho
poultry industry at the X. M. 9. A.
tomorrow evening. In connection
with the association course In agri-
culture. His topic will G Growing
Chicks and Developing Focks."
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FRISCO GIRL DIES IN MANILA

WARRINGTON. Jan. Sl-AccOrd-
Ing to a cable dispatch received by
her parents here today. Miss Fran.
cisca Butler, a young Washington
society girl, died In Manila Wed.
nesday MS the result OF taking BIZ
chloride of mercury tablets by mis-.
take. Miss Butler is a native OF
San Francisco.
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THREE DRINKS A A

NEW YORK. Jan. 8-Threc
drinks a day. no more. That's the
limit for good health. according 10
the New York board Of health.
which says more than that will KIN
you. The board forgot 10 say how
many fingers per.
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HALL rs THE ONE

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. Jan. S.-Two
Mrs. Elsie Halls met here, laughed
over the situation, and naturally
talked OF hubby" Descriptions
Identical. Gracious. the same
man." they said. so Il was. Hall
lis the oue.
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MARKETS


Goldfish, 10 eaHfs pound brick. fresh
grapes. 10 cents pound. Eastern b.
con- 10 cents pound. n pork. IL
cents pound; sirioin steak, 10 cents
pound: shoulder lamb. ! cents pound,
good steak. II cents pound. leaf lard.
III cents pound; pork chops. rs cents
pound; pfckied pork. Is cents pounu;
ssnts. rib lamb chops, i3t cents per
pound: open ciama. 20 cents quart
ling cod. Z pounds 20 cents; fresh
Alaska herring. s cents each: pfiInr
oat. Z pounds IS cents: French mus
tard. IL cents quart. sugar. 20 pounds
III, with ti.50 purchase. Missouri
Pippin apples. 81 box.
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PARDONABLE SIN?

ST. LOUIS. Jan. ga man may
be- honegs ia every other respect,
but be will steal watermclons.
This il the statement made In all
seriousness by Roy Campbell OF San
Antonio before tas Western Fruit
JobSeFs here.
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MANIAC KILLS
AGED HUSBAND
AND WIFE

~ Uatse4 kkooo koAeo4 WiroD
heW YORK. Jan. e--As . result
o. finding ysstsrday Of the multi.
stso bodice Of two aged East Side
residents. Isaac F~usssrrnsn. % Year,
cid. and HE wife. Rschasl. ~ years
old. IN their home. victims Of Z
seoekine double murder. Etka Fus.
tsrmsn. 20 years old. daughter Of
the couple. VAS taken TO Bellevue
hospital for observation a. q her
mental condition
Phs had bscoms hysssrcal when
N ormsd 81 the deubIe kiiiIno. and
)sarch 81 the apartment in which
- lived revealed, according 70 d.
- tivsss : bioe4-sssinsd shIrs waist
s4d ssr5ous other articles of apparel
q insd with hioed-
No charge was preferred against
- dintraught woman. who declared
50 wa innocent Of the crime.
Fanatic 8uspsctsd.
Ipc police believe the AGED con.
pie wore tortured 70 death. and Ia
thf absancc Of any ven cs~fabiishsd
motive for such . crime. think the
fgttsrmnnA were victims OF . re-
fi1Hous maniac.
Futterman was . retired manu-
fscturer. who had accumulated 4
small fortune. hut always had 70
fused 20 leave The East side neigh
borhood. where he had settled when
he came from Rnssia many years
nGo. Hs waa Q xsAions Jewish
worker. and aided in founding tho
synagogue in his district. which be
and hts wife attended.
Tho couple lived alone. Their
three children dwelt In other parts
OF the city. One Of these. Aaron
Futtsrman. superintendent Of a
brass foundry. discovered the bodies
on . visft to his parents. The body
OF tho father lay on q sofa. and that
OF HIS mother on a bed.
Each was only partially drcssed.
There verc deep eaxhes across
both faces and bodies. and tho ayes
OF both m muulated terribly. n
OF the mans having been torn from
III socket.
Cut From Head to Foot.
The mans abdomen was siashed
horribly. and there were cuts run.
ming from head 70 foot. The nature
Of the mutliation led the police 10
believe that Il had begun while the
Ftitterfnnns wcro alive. and that
death Ind been caused by blows
which fractured the skulls.
NOWADAYS
Criticus-I hope your new novel
ends happily
A~uthor-Indoed II does, Carries
the story right down 10 the day
that the hero and the heroine are
divorced
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LITTLE FALLS. MINI, Jan. a.
Northern Pacific train No. ., ~est-
bound. was wrecked seven miles
west OF here. q broken rail causing
the accident All tho carl left the
track. the sleeper rolling down q 90
foot embankmeut Nc onc was In
jured. Traffic was delayed seven
hours.
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the 1pDT.
He had carefully placed
tho pin there an hour be-
fore.
Jimmy" roared the
boss.
fessiri" said Jimmy.
with a galvanic start.
Don't let me ever see
ron stop to uick up a pin
again"
Jimmy stared AT the boss
In open mouthcd astonish-
ment. Truth TO tell, he
{ hough hit the boss was
crazy. For had not his
father told him. time and
again. the story Of the boy
who picked UP q pin and
became a bank president
or something Of that sort?
He was firmly grounded ir
the belief that the boas
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- up pins And ~ !. himself had begun by pick
- q pins again ""a va teihps MN That he should never
III RI k0ow 80 N. uhusm- began Jimmy, hesltatingly
The III GLs !. ua. eaid the boss. but don't o tbink n again
euofd TO stoD ~ - - over forever, son. In this day we simply can't
yn At a. $500 w up pins. Time Ii worth more than usns Even
{ouf time AID min ~ afford ~ In picking up pins you waste both
eahft Do IA 49, 49, ~ put yourself In the way Of forming a bad
p IN the nsns 1I Sn mat the carpenter Of today who stops TO pick
Zyer! MOI Wen1 nse'nentahy drops is losing money for his EN-
Jimmy esnTT vlnce again Let the janitor do that
- ~ k~~ Vste r. II yet. but he homes 10 gt M after while far
~ WWtxeeng faith 10 his boss "p"' :" - T" a''e' n"c ~
~ ~ Nmmys father he sksr.. - -. -
g = used to BE- -A"s' M q AYERS that the world
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REID oETe

NEW YORK. Jan s.-Ambassa-
dor Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid
are here today. having arrived on
the LnsItania. Tho Ambassador
N home for a six weeks vacation
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Corn beef, ; cents pound, pol ronsf.
10 cents; Eastern bacon. centsi
compound lard. Z pounds 2s cent?.
shoulder OF lamb. 5 cents, sirloin, II
bone and porterhousc steaks, ~
cents: lamb chops. rs CENTS pound;
shoulder chops. f2h cents; pork
steak, IS cents: shoulder steak. f2H
cents; fresh herring. 9 pounds for 80
cents, big Delicious apples. rs cents
dozen. cooking apples. 6 cents dozen;
grape fruit. 6 for IS cents. oranges,
25 cents dozen. fancy Delaware Red
apples, 81 box. cranbcrriea. 2 quarts
my. 10 cents quart. Norway herring.
4 FOR rs cents.
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~ xippon pourned when the
lr<butes we're paid to the Nom
= 4 marquis Jutaro Komara. late
1nrrnoue Minister OF Foreign Az
49, snd ambassador 20 Great
Srifalo. Who died recently from
1-s~rcuApuis Il his home AZ Hay.
- 1apanese Advertiser. Toxic.
~ ~ ALLOWING account OF the
neuoI;
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COOLEST DAY
IN SEATTLE;
a DEGREES

oeattie 10 shtverin0 today WIN
|tks coolest Temperature Of the win
ter season. The official th~erunorre-
eer q 3 o'clock this morning rsuis
tered "a degrees above zero. and
q 70 o'clock u had only gone W
70 n degrees
More cotd ~ssshsr and possible
SNOW 70 psedscsed for tonight and
Tuesday.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. Slight psr
sons were Iniured this morning ~
the explosion Of water tanks -
tachc1 10 ranges. The temperature
reached ~ degrees below sero to
day. tho lowest aimee 1905. when II
reached Is below.
chicAoo's Geld Breaks Rscords-
CHICAGO. Jan. G--An cold rave
records since January. 1874. we're
broken today whom ths thormomer
tor In the federal observatory regis
tered 10 degrees below.
Traffic interrupted In Montana
GREAT FALLS. Mont.. Jan. SRI
A storm approaching tbs intensity
Of . hiixsard IL raging all Aionk tho
limo of tho Great Northern from tho
mountains to Mtnok. ~ D.. and traf.
flc conditions are seriously tntsr.
fered with.
Many Homeless In Nrw vort.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6--HomcIess
wanderers to the number Of 1000
or more. including a score OF wo-
mcn. sought refuge from tho cxs
trcms cold last night In tho frye
lodging house. Several churches
also opened tho doors Of their set
ticmrnt houses and provided shcl
ter for 500 men. From 7 above zero
early yesterday the mercury rose
70 . minimum OF Il nj noous bat AZ
midnight was falling rapidly.
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Murderer's Only Hope
Is With the Governor

result OF the conference has been
given out.
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NINE. oao'cA APPOINTED DEPUTY

mME. NoRpicA APPOINTED DEPUTY
sHERiFF-sAvs sHE WILL SERVE
NEW YORK. Ian. Sir Sheriff Julius Hmbureer. ardent
suffragist himself. wasn't sincere In ha declaration that ho
sfood ready to appoint a large number OF women deputies.
among them some Of the nost noted women In America. be has
gotten himself Into a peck of trouble. for with only one exception
-Mia Helen Gond-the women he named have announced
their Intention of accepting the positions.
Hut Hamburger declares he really In sincere. and that as soon
a. the $4,000 bonds required ar. submitted. he viii swear the
women Ia and give them their shields and armament.
Il shall most aasuredy accept the position. and shah feel
honorcd that II n offered me" today declared Mira Young,
wife OF n millionaire banker, known better as Nine Nordca.
the grand opera singer. II Ia only right that women should be
given the opportunity TO act a. guardians OF the peace
Mr.. q. H. Y. Belmont declared that shc would be moro than
pleased TO receive her commission.
Il think" she said, women should not be called upon TO
raid gambling houres-no ono expects that. There IL plenty OF
work for women deputies Tho women. you see. don't want 10
oust tho men: thcy want TO work side ~ aide with them each
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AZ 1850 p n. the fumefal cortcrc
left the foreign office for Aoyama
cemetery. II consisted Of . Shinto
hcarse Of creamy white wood borne
on the shoulders of q dozen men
clad In white. II was preceded by
a Sa&aki tree with white strcamera
attached with HIS name inscribed
In bold letters. Then followed the
deecased's relatives and close
friends In carriages or ~rikishas.
Many OF the mourners. the foreign
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HALrHoUR
HALFACRE TRACTS

On thu East Side OF Lake Washing
, g %rsssg sn r Hppp ,sinn,es VAIN
from Medina Can come TO y
and Yenlcf from the property In
exactly half an hour. Plenty Of
large boats now. and half-hour
ferry service planned TO operate
before long.
Hsif~Acra tracts ffhs area Of five
t1x iee-forf lotsb for 500.
Terms a ioo IN 10 per cent cash
and balance easy monthly pay
mt
HENRY FREDERICK. INC.
Main sosT. Ind ssss.
Hexs Building
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THE vfHDINuH HOTFi~fors vif'
ainfa aud sfh. near Weafiaks Az,
los new. elegantly Furnished. out
side rooms. positively the best nc
commodatfon NJ low rate 81 ~ "a
ss.ys per week. SOC and Use per day,
TIgn ANNEX. soei eighth Az. near
Westiake av.=Naw. clean. furnish
"a. steam heated bedrooms. free
baths ana phones, z5c per niRht
The GRANADA, bsth broadway. cor.
nor James. hot nnd cold water.
steam heat IN every room. very rea-
sonable Main tf1s
Handsome furnished room for elder
y gentleman. Address Hstfs, The
star.
Room. ti.zs week Ffcc BATH. free
phone. Yates Hotel 9th and Pine
Board and room for $500 d week. or
transient sps cherry street
First floor 81 q house furnished mod
srn; yard $500. East effs
Mice stsam heated rooms. 1900 a
week and up. 7zs PIKE st
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Large front room; ~kitchencfte. bath,
phone. ITO 18th as. Phone East
Nicely Eurnished hounekscpine rooms,
eua ~ per month. Phone
BOARD AND ROOM
4sis sth av H-Boardinw house has
changed hands Good home cooking
and rooms for $3.50 per week.
meals served ~ moon FOR extras.
FARM LANDS
WHEAT FARM OFFERED At
A HArKfFfcE
Best land IN Eastern Washington
undivided body u GO acres. can
be had for small payment down.
ana liberal terms. Would make al
most amy sacrifice on the price IN
priced away below ths market on
partial payment gropoaltion. The
way land II selling In Grant
county. whefe this farm IL located.
ses me o. write asick MkAr.
Sl.ioO BUYS 70 ACRES
mon,h. Alder and maple land.
practically level near Seattle, on
good road. within driving distance
81 market. Owner, tes Cherry NJ.
10 acres good land. north city. quar-
ter mile Hollywood sta Pine
rprings. good road. church store
and school. dirt cheap $500. $50
down. 80 month. Visit owner.
T00-k Central BLDG.
BAHGAfN-1e acfts near seattle, on
good road. for chicken and fruit
ranch Price 1900: terms t25 down.
$40 monthly. C. ~. Hackworth, 7Q1
Lbcfty Bldg. opposite postofnce.
II 70. wan, Z enietsn rsnsh. see
Wires" xzs Soffh-rs Bank Bids.
FOH EXCHANGE
LAND. LAND. LAND
To exchange for a kind Of equity.
Address x-iofs, The star.
New home. Ballard. for acreage n
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lA,e eue,en rroprerv

fOtH OPPORTUNITY
Large tracts on new fAks Bufien car
line. nov UNDER construction. 1900.
bo down ~ per month.
A. X WrLDE ffz New York Block.
ina Nie. Main 75g.
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BOARD N ROOM

4sfs SIN av H-HoardinR house has
changed hands. Good home cooking
and bon for fbb0 per week.
meals served ~ noon for extras.
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criticus-I hope your new novel
ends happily
A~uthor-Indoed II does, Carries
the story right down 10 the day
that the hero and the heroine are
divorced
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UNIVERSITY DAIRY
Fresh miik and cream. Butter ana
eHea. bntfcfmfih. ~ Icwarch.
ptpp. see4 18th ~ ~ North tsts:
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Large front rom; kitchcnofte. bath,
phone. 7fo 18th nv. Phone East
2sfI.
Nicely Furnished housekeeping rooms,
~ and Is per month. Phone
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-r,,sn,sasp ,onma

@s~~<,c~,~,~c 81
9infa q sth, near Weatlaks av.
los new. elegantly furnished. out
side rooms. positively the best sc-
commodatfon ~ low rate OF 81 10
ss.2s per week. soc and Use per day
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THE lSlS THEATRE
The homo Of cowbey and Indian pic
lures. rirrt ny.. nest door 90 Tho
Dream"
nI-..n.lo.an .Aa.aa ann1 hI.t md
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Doyle Medicine 60. cures Fistu
Piles. eczema. eli nruptienn - ~
fee sworn testimonials. gUG Pike
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NEW TODAY
MIKE COIN

e. { !! +. !: i; ! q; ! i|;:! ] i; /; !; =; =; !: Z ::
Irnrn 70 dance fn two
~ days. Private i~nstfuo-
~ ton. Trial free. Lea-
AA sons every day AMI
f~ ing. Dancing ruaran-
trod. 70 teachers
kt BHI1A INLAND
~E~ Eleventh. aud Union
H0 ~ sou have tried 20
learn from other teach
efn without success.
come 10 us. Prof. nabsr.
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LAND. LAND. LAND
To exchange for a kind Of equity.
Address x-iofs. The star.
New home. Ballard. FOR acreage n
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-04-11

me and then slowly back again. an6
her perfumed tresses. dressed low az
her neck. brushed fun and hard across
my face. from cheek 10 cheek.
There. COUSIN" said she. an not
good!'
Not entirely. when you can -ie 'cou,
sin. said. looking her in The eye,
There is only one ualne froII sou
will please me now
She quite closed her eyes ''IOu are
an autocrat tonight. Armand" she mur
INJURED.
I'm your lover, sweetheart; your
lover tonight and always" l said i'm
petuously
She opened her eyes wide and looked
into mine with that calm, deep search
which only a good woman has power
to use. ! knew and. trembling. waited.
What she saw In my eyes then she
would see there always, in storm. In
sunshine, in youth and in old age.
Then suddenly her glance dropped and
blush stole slowly across her cheek.
ITO me, dearest" she said softly.
you have been a lover since that day
In the forest when you were only Cap
tain Smith.
l bowed my head. you princess Of
women" l said. How near l was to
losing your
She turned and deliberately vt her
hair rest on my face . moment
'"There. dear" said she. ~ my nrst
kiss to you. I shall have to wait bit
for yours to me-untl after the opera"
1T will be a longer wait than that"
I said regretfully. Il have told Court
ney would invite the Radnors and
him to take supper with me- On the
hanging garden tonight"
"Why don't you ~ taks supper
With usr"
You mean u. DeArar ! aassd In
surprise. You have aiVlys Sofussl
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