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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Der Barrier Ipli5eiprafeft segen bic
&inps.

SGmmtlife ainpbciiber BON TariS
erbieltcn ioebeu allf Sefcbl pes Yolis
5ciprdfeften &cnuion cine 9cfannts
mafung burh Die YoliSeicommiiiare
sn9citellt, burh Die ibncn Die Gar
ltellung bon Icrbrchen unteriaat
pirb, Die fiir5lid pcriibt iporben iinb.
Gbenio iinb SaritcIllugen piberlid)ey
S5enen %pcrboten, mic 5im Seiipiel
Die Der Gattenfdmpfe pon Inide.
@erbreden, Die Dor ldneerer Seit be-
gangen lpurben, id)einenh bemnad)
bnrgeitcllt iperbcn 81 biirfen, ba tic
bllr6 Die icitbcr peritrihene 3eit ans
ifeinenp on Wirtunasfraft perloren
baben. Iitf &,ilri6tun9si5cnen biire
fen nift luicbcrsegcten lperben. 3us
ipibcrbnnoelnbe ipcrbcn nit Strafcn
unb Gon5eiiions 1 g%ut3iebung bebrobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
9as critic @ebetbud.

Gum eriten Iale in Der @eifidte
bes gongreiies Der Ser. Staaten purbe
am 7. Slili baS Observation-Disclosures
nit einem @ebetbib nerieben, bas aus
Der 9unbess 9ruderei berborgeganeen
mar. IS entbdlt mlf 1877 Seiten Die
@ebete. Die Hep. Senrp gouben, aa>
plan oes 5auies, nllmor9enoli6 pdbs
rcnb Der SiBung bes SO. Gongrehcs
ipraA Spreber Glarf bat bas @or@
lport gcihriebeuL unb iebem Wfitglieb
ipurbe Elm Gremplar 5ilgeitelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Der &6nis aller 2agiermittel.

Sir gcritopfuns, aopfidmer5en,
Terbauun9s : Seidperben unb Spss
pcpiia gebrnudt Or. Sings Neip 2ife
Yilen. Saul Watbulfa bon Buffalo,
u. -, iagt. lie iinb Der ~&Dnis aler
Sariermittel. Sic iiub Gin Segen fir
meine Smnilie inb id) baltic tets cine
Sdndtel i'm Sauie.~ 6olt @u6 cine
Sdadtcl unb iperbct 9eirnb. Ereis
20 Gents. Gmpfoblen bon 8. &.
&nete, 656 Iaiu Str, Subuquc,
,Spipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
st baS Der Wes?

Sn Der Stabt Baltimore bat Elm
Iann cinem Y%robibitions : Sonatifer
nit Der Yeitldc auigepartct. pofiir er.
ipas iih 9eb0rt bat. ms @eriht ges
nommcn morbcn lit. nm bort iein llrs
tbcil 81 empfangen. Sic Srauen Der
2cute, Die inn Spirituoien8ciddft limb
bate icncr Sanatifer gum @egens
itanbe ieiner gebdiiigen @ngriffe &C.
madt. Sdtte cine Srau Die 3iidtia
allng p~ol5o9cn, 10 bate Die Sadc
pobrlheiulih 9an5 anbere 8eurtbeis
lung erfabren, tpie es benn aud ideint.
ais Oh Elm Damn niAt beior9en ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
ourf bas erbreid, nnb Der @eruns

burd bas @rbreid, nnb Der @eruns
sliidte fonnte iih ned burd, Die TDbre
NIT ieinen Hettern n%eritdnbi9cn. Ton
Mpreens s llbr bis Ibenos s llbr
battei, oieie crit in aht @ctcr Siefe
Die Grbe fortgcihafft. Sn Der boblten
Hotb ipanbte man lid, al5 Die 2cbensz
6eihcn imlner ihipdder ipurbeu. telcs
pbonii6 an bas Stettiner Yionier@
Battalion. o Dem Gin 6auptmann.
5lpei 1lnteroffi5iere unb feds Iann
nit einem Iutomobil our llnsliids@
itdtte farnen. Crit am Gage oarari
paren Die IusihahtunaSnrbeiten be-
enbet, unb masl fnnb 5offnann, Der
~ Stunben in Der @rubc inter quail
pollem ganeen 6fuiiden 2eben unb Sob
lebeno 5ugebra6t bate, mir nod als
Seidle Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Gin &amiaS 0itD'er Mnlti= Ntiaipnar
nitb Hbilantrpp Der 3ufunft.
Gingeianot.

a
Scrr &. s.. @ifmann. Der %iopialc
birth unb @iaenibiimer bes 9itD
@arben an Der @ranb MpcnIc madDte
Dor pier5ebn Sa9cn cine Snipeftions>
rciic nnh Sflaboma, ioipie aud 81
ieiner perionlidcn @rboluna.
Scrr Iidmann lit Der 9liidlifc
8eiibcr BON 800 Mdcr 9anb in Der
Sclregion 0 Sflabpma unD lit oes
CODES boil iiber Die cpentuclle Gntz
lpidclung Der Sclauelen. &ie unS
bcrIclbe nnh Icincr Hiidfebr i'm Ser
trallen mitgctbcilt, baben ibm Die
Igcntcn pcridicbcncr WoQ Street
Iagnatcn 5cbn Milionen Collars fir
lcin 2anb offcrirt, nbcr Der Slbens
burger Slngc bat ibnen Elm IS MIDI"
Sugcrufen unb nit vtniic6s pous" 9e@
%dntipprtct.
llnb nit Nedt. - Sn pcni9en
Sabrcn lit Dos 2aio inter Sriipern
Iasc unb ihreibc fiinfuno5lpan5ig
Nillioncn Collars ipcrtb irlb bieie
fam &err @idmunm gang gut in
&anins Gitp peripcrtben.
Scr fiinftise Ybilantrop bon &anz
las Gitp bat nns inter Dem Siegel Der
grobtcn acknowledgement feline Yldne
fir Die 3ufinft mitgetbeilt nnb mas
er gum 9eiten imierer suten Staot
tbun mill.
Al slis IitgIieb bes @ermania
MGnnerfor mno ais gefpalti9er Sdns
ger Dor Dem Serrn mill er i'm @ittels
plinfte Der Stdbt cine neuc SGilgerz
bale balleu, ba Die iesi9e Salle gu
flein uno anipruhslos fir Die
Sdn9er lit.
b. Sa burd bas etpige Wiiblen
bes Semperen3> nnb Yfaffenseiinbels
Die grbolunsspldte fir Gereniisunz
gen irgenb pclder Irt INNER leltener
lperben, 10 bat CT beihIofen, i'm iiibs
oitiiden Stabttbeil einigc 9nnoert
Ader &anb an5nfanfen, bieielben in
cincn Earf l~m5nipanoeln rnb in Der
Mitte elm 8ebdube, dbnli6 Dem Setz,
Delbergcr Sdloiie erriften gu Iaiien
fir anitdnbige,r fibele 2ente nebit
ibrcn Samilien. Sir oieie beioen
3fpcde mill Serr 8idmann 5fpolf
Niilionen 1penoen unb ipenn n0tbig,
nlebr.
q Sa cs in ben beiben &anias
Gins bunberttauienbe Gintpobner
giebt, Die ipie bas liebe @ieb i'm
Grambambmli ibren 9urit nit 8aiier
loihen miiiIen. iopbat Serr Bidmann
beihloHen, cine Nftienbraierei in
&arias 9th. No, Su sriinben, dbn>
lid berjenigen, n ipefte in Siefirf,
@roBber3ostbum Srremburg, eriitirt
uno cine Der grObten granereicn Der
Welt lit. 9as Bier fpirb fir ben
Ereis Der Haffraac gratis an Die
9oniumenten abgeliefert.
Ser fiinftise .Ybilantrop bat iih
an bieiem 3lpedet NIT 2 Dem bieiigen
lurembur9er 8oti1after in 8erbine
oung eeiebt Inn 3eihnungen nnb
Eldne Der 8rduereiN3u erbalten. Iud
ioa Elm %luremburger 8raumeiiter Die
@ertpaltung Der 8rauerei iibernebmen.
Nls 8runbfapital mill Serr 8id>
mann fiinf5ebn Wiqionen SoIars
ni6t aQein dei9nen, ionbern aud
3ablen.
Sm Sntereic bon &anias gitp
tpiinihcn mir Srn. Widmnnn Yrosz
peritdt in feinem %llnternebmen nno
boffen. baS er oiefe feline Yeripreden
in fIr5eiter 3eit 5ur Insfiibruns
brin9t.
Ils Curriculum bat Serr 8idmann
mebrere @allonen Hob0l bon ieinen
Selauelen aus Sflaboma mitgebra6t
nnb mo6ten mir uuiere Srennbe nno
Seinbe eriuden basielbe 81 erperiz
mentiren.-r8anias gitp Yrefe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Sir Shnitt= nnb SranbwanSem nnb
Snctihnngen.

Sn icbem Seim ioutc einc Sdahtcl
Sudlcn'S Irnifo@ Sal6e bercit iteben,
Inn bel Srnrbe, S1nittz ober Sriibz
lulrnhcu nn6uipeubcn. s. s.. Yplanco
bon 9clpalle, Ter, Gt. Nu. 2, ifrci6t:
"9udlcn's 4rnifaz Snlbe rcttetc Den
perlcBtcn Sub mcincr fleinen Softer.
Nicmanb glal6tc, bab er gcbcilt lpcr<
Den fonnc." Sic bette Salbc Der
Welt. Nur 25 Gents. Gmpio6len
bon :. @. Huetc, 500 @iain Ctr,
Su6uquc, Spiuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Gime 9ras5bie unter Der Grbe.

Cine S%raeobie infer Ser Grbe Ipielte
lid i'm norbocutiheu Sorfc IltsYrohs
nom ab. Sort mar Der Srunnens
9aumciiter &offmam in einen Sruns
nenihaAt bon Is Weter Siefe bineins
9eitiegen. IlS er Iid) auf benz @runoe
beianb. itiir5te ploblih Die @eriteifune
6uiammen, mp Soffmann purbe inter
ben grbmalieu begrnben. Seine @es
bilfen trieben nun cine biinne Hobre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

9aiprcnce grbarb, % Sabre alt unb
ans Seutidlanb gebiirtig, unb &.
Sobnnleu. Sfipcbc BON @cburt unb
% Sabre alt, beioe 1tit9lieber Der
Seiabuug bes 3Dllfutters rI~cuibnet".
lperben am 81, Suli BON Meip 8ebiorb,
Waii., in einem IA SUB lanscn @otors
boot ii6er Den Itlantic nad Der enelis
iden aiiite fabren, Die tie in ldnsitens
pier5ig Sngen 81 erreid)en 6nffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

leibct unb iein Sefinben iid in Ser
gtdbe bon @aiier arg perihlinmert."
Scr Name Der ncllcn arnnfbeit mar
Dem Sircftor unbefannt; CT Sog bnber
elm lateiniideS @orterbnd 81 Tntbe
unb fanb faro = Sleiid, anicrinis =
pon DER Sans b%erriibrenb, ab metu=
Dor SurdJt; B.. l.. @GnIefleilf (8dnic<
baut) D Surdt. llnb Sr. 4. iplrbe
pon Der Shpinmpriifuns nidt be-
freit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Die seitunsen beri6ten iest taatdsIi6 bon

Die 3eituneen beridten iest taatdsIid bon
pIoeIiGen lobesidneu. DS9on lpieber elmer
am Sitf6Iae seitorben," beibt es oann fur5.
meg @ens mon Ii9 bic sa49s aSer III iiterIsssm
2Sort 3ur Sanb fein. Der Sibi6lae lit nur bas
leste @lieS per tootIi9sn @ette er iptro etnel
bic @efffpddten. bic I%no1ates nno iabreIang
Mot oaran oadten, Sbab t1 ipabreno Der ee'
bensporsdnee i'm menfflfden :aorper alte Der.
brau6te Stofie anfammeIn, bic bo6ft .siftig
iuirfen. fpe1n ite ni6t ans bem BIute getbaftt
iperoen. Wattigfeit. aoptf6mer5en, S6iuinoeI,
Ser8iepten. a~iidenf@ipd6e inS ale Ssroal'
6en, bab Der a5rper nit folden ~giftisen 9luts
beitanotbeiIen iiberIaoen IT. nnS per SSteidIae
aeite. bel ioIden 9euten, ipelbe bic iparnenoen
@n5eifen unbea6iet Iieben, anitatt nit Silte
Der beribmten at. Bernard arduterpiaen Die
@tfte aus benz a0rper bel 3eiten gu entferren.
9iefe Biuen. bic In nqen apotbefen 81 9aben
uno aus Den beiIfrdftigiten S1tten torgidltie
ausseludbIier 8tlan5cn 5lbereitet iino, ipel9e
nt6t bic e~ertngite Spur zines ftarfen rtet1Qts
i9cn 8iftes entbaIten nrb oarnm aud feines
3uderiiber5ues beoiirien, tno oas bette alttteI,
nm ben aorper segen Die Sonileilelufb gu
ftdbleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

fpas ~bier5ulanbe Die Srauen ipeit better
81 beiorgen pflegen, ais ibr @eippnlt
Der Ytann, Der idon besiue9cn INNER
im Nad)tbcil lit, neil man nadbcr i'm
our &eoc itsllt, ipdbrenb Die Srnu frei>
geiproden lit, ebe lie ms @cri6t
fcntmt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
THE NATIONALITY
QUESTION AGAIN.

Dear Miss Grey: I have read
your answer 10 AN American" and
will thank you for your kind answer
TO my questions on the same
subject.
n person does not get his mn.
tionality from the country he is
born in, but from his parents.
where does his nationality begin
FROM would think his parents
got their nationality from the coun.
try In which they wero born
Must child be born In the same
country as both his parents to
change that nationality, whether II
be the United States or any other
country. or whether all the grand
parents were born In different
countries7
Thanking you again, Miss Grey, !
will watch for your answer.
MIXED UP.
Al will try to illustrate my
point. Take, for Instance, this
example: N n person OF Scotch
parentaoe 10 born In the United
States he 10 considered an
American, but In reality he Is
Scotch, that 10, his descent 10
Scotch.
II this person grows up and
nrarries a person OF American
descent, likewise, each sue
ceedlng generation does the
same, In time the Scotch blood
will be removed and the off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
RELIEF FOR
'eMeAR RASsM EMIT

Dear Miss Grey: Can you tel
me OF way TO relieve me OF en-
in lady's company
i am III GREENE.
Al am afraid you are suf.
ferlne from the disease called
"falIlro In love" No, ! an, not
, Sherlock Holmes, but the
use Of the singular. possessive
noun 10, the little straw that
shows which way the VIVA
blows. This fact makes your
case more difficult, for often q
vouno man who has never been
the least bashfui suddenly be-
comes 90 when he meets his
ideal. The cause lies In the
fact that he eonslders her
much better and lovslIer than
himself the fear that she VIII
relect him, ard that he cannot
live without her-ail Of which
10 usually exaggerated ln'ae'
nation. II you do not think
yourself - good 40 she--why
not be7 II you fear too greatly
that she will reject you, you
may bring II TO pass; and my
how. YOU will not believe me.
hut You CAN LIVE WITH
OUT HER-AND A GOOD,
HEALTHY LIFE. TOO. SO
brace up and decide TO be hap
nv whatever befaiIs. and II will
likely be the means Of winning
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
RAGING! ITS DELIGHTS and DANGERS
Evelyn Nesbitt Writes of Girls for Sale at Cents Dance

people m war dance has on an
Apache Indian
Very often when n girl arrives
at the roadhouse which supplies
both tho drinks and the Raging.
she IL already feeling rather reck.
!csa as the result OF n fast auto.
mobile ride.
The Raging has the same effect
on her, often ms the liquor II HapR
her reserve and her defense almost
as quickly and sometimes more Of
fcctunlly.
And that automobile ride. Put
the most sedate old maid IN n pow.
erfnl car on n moonlight night, let
her sweep over the country 40
miles. an hour, with dark villages
shooting past and the cool breeze
whistling through her hair. let her
listen 10 the musical whlr OF the
motor and IN 10 minutes she won't
care what becomes Of her.
II gets into your blood. that's all.
A lot OF the pitfalls might be
fenced of or filled up by laws. But
until that's done, the slrls must
avoid them themselves.
Let them keep out Of cafes. uniess
accompanied by somebody they can
really trust.
lie, them keep from going out
alone after dark, of the rear seats
OF motorcycles. out OF strange
mems automobiles and dance halls
Stay NJ home nights, wear sen
slbie clothes and Introduce your
friends OF the opposite ses 10 the
folks NJ home.
Dancing. coquetry. automobile rid
ing and all those things are all
right in their own places and in
tho protection OF homes and home
folks. but don't carry It too far. I've
been there. and believe me
IT DOESN'T PAY.
ITO he Continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02

iahed-and Alice was left alone.
All night she stayed NJ the beach.
Her parents didn't want 10 take her
back Her father wanted To shoot
her first and then shoot the man.
aud her mother was hysterichl.
They took her and moved TO an
other city ran away from the dis
grace.
In some OF those dance halls. girls
stand around Ike slaves being In
apectcd before n sale. waiting for
some man to wander by. look them
over and. invite them to dance. The
men consider them for sale. at
five cents n dance. Yot mothers
give their daughters free rein TO
Wait such places.
II mother should burst sud.
denly Into parlor. and find q man
standing with both arms tight
around her daughter, and her head
on his shoulder, and her arms
around hlm--she'd expect the man
20 announce that the Girl had Just
accepted him.
One night went out with n
crowd. and there were some intro.
auctions met n Mr.. Smith. In
10 minutes he had his arms around
mo and mine were around him and
we were swRying slowly on dane
ing floor TO the strains OF ION the
MisElaslppi. and nobody even turn.
81 90 look Rt US.
Everybody else was doing II. II
was the regular thing An hour
later | said Goodbye" TO Mr. Smith
and never saw him again. or expect
TO. We had ragged" together. but
that's nothing
like 10 rag" Everybody does
Hut tho very words OF tho rag
songs aptly describe tho sensations
OF the ragged" Raging" may
be all right at private parties. But
II has the same effect on some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
\GIatQt:s Te Ga 1t Grox

home and read. soon tired, for
love 10 go places: or would have
been content AZ homo had he given
me any attention.
] met a man. and fell IN ioyo(D.
I realize now how foolish I have
been. 10 seemed 80 good. and
pitied and pctted me. really con.
sidcred myself fortunate in having
found someone who loved me as I
thought he did Oh. Miss Grey.
this In the part that In killing me
! did n great wrong. AfterwArd I
told him ! regretted II. and that II
was better for us 10 discontinue
our affair. but he only laughed. and
said You must think I'm easy
10 let you get away like that" and
that II ] didn't let him come 10 see
me he would tell what had hap.
pened. and that he didn't give rap
for himself. hut would fix me. /
can't zee how man can DO so
wicked. for trusted him so II
wasn't altogether my fault. Miss
Grey. ] know | should confess to
my husband. but am afraid he
would kill us both. Please help
me. This is the first real bad thing
ever did. MISERABLE.
A.-Eaoh Of the corners OF
this human triangle seems 20 be
ss fault. would be the last
10 condemn. and Will not dwell
on your own weakness, for !
believe you have learned q val
liable Lesson. The man IL
bluHlng you. Here are a few
ways out: Go 20 the head WON.
IN OF the protective police
women: 20 the chief Of police
himself: TO the protective de-
partment Of the Y. W. c. A.: or
tell the man you are going 20
break with him. and N he darea
20 mention the matter you Will
send his name TO Cynthia Grey,
and she will see that he 10
dealt with properly. Now, II 10
Up 20 you. for the man 10 one
OF the fllmsies OF bluffs. and
wouldn't dare tell for fear OF
the authorities.
One act no more makes you
bad" than one feather makes
bird. Never let even yourself
make you believe that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
Shirt Waists for Summer
Wear Priced $2.5O&$5

TT, chosen because they
i sent proportion stock which complete
in style. materials and sizes.
At $3.50 there Is being shown just OF those
dainty little turned down collar which trimmed
blue The threequarter length
cuff which also trimmed in blue buttons
have small pocket They style opening
fastening The material used is ratine
$500 there is n exceptionally good assortment Of
crepe Waists with down collars embroidered In
blue quarter length Among attrac
tive features OF these IL the dainty little ef
trimmed IN blue embroidery and pearl buttons
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
A GIRLS OPINION

Dear Miss Grey One OF my
greatest pleasures IL 10 read the
letters In your columns. Here
some evenings pas, read n piece
n boy had answered In regard TO
dancing.
Well. for my part. see nothing
wrong In dancing. but exercise to
the body n you carry yourself
right. and don't 70 to cut up. |
hav. always enjoyed myself more
90 dance with a girl friend than n
boy. II all felt a. | do about II and
behaved themselves the white they
ara dancing. am convinced there
would be no wrong
don't believe In picking up with
all men and letting them take
you home Please don't think |
am Dragging NJ all. for don't mean
to do thRt. bat would just like TO
see moro girls have a mind OF
their own. so I would not always
DO reading about their falling
MAID OF -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02

x p,ly s-The movies
sss',,S me leading role in a breach
rls,'n,s, sui, is the surpr'sins
d pIon ash, today from Windhook.
~, u.'n u south Africa. , ~.
6eIuaa, Bertha stahl put her
i ,s IN matrimonial advertise,
snle a.. ~ uerr Justh, an engingr
rem IN africa. wrote 20 her. Tie
b S" ssr 10 have n moving picture
sAea ~. Of herself doine house
fm The him showed the pretty
VEN IN neat apron with her
n.a,.'S, N A batch OF dough. Justin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
TO BECOME A
TRAINED NURSE.

Dear Miss Grey: ! am a young
girl who expects to make n living.
and have decided TO become n
trained ntrRe
what school will | have 10 at.
tend 10 learn this7 Respectfully
A READER
A.-You may GO Into training
at most any Of the hospitals.
Call up or see privately tho
head nurse Of the hospital you
wish TO enter and she Will give
you particulars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
r.Lod Movie to Win Husband

wrote Tor her 10 come TO Windhook
and when she got there the glrl nj
mitted tho picture 10 be fakc
justh refused 90 wed her and she
sued. The court held for the on.
gincer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
\ busy SLEEPER

SHARON, Pa. July 2. Carl Set
tie, AGED 10, lcaped from third,
story window 20 tho porch. thence
20 feet 60 tho ground. ran two
blocks and plunged Into n pond
Then he woke mp He IN pninIured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02

Dear Mias Grey: You have
helped others. help rue. am n
sober young man. holding a high
position with one Of the railroads
that run into this city. Not hav-
ing an education, I have worked up
from the bottom OF the ladder.
have never been able to ind .
young lady who IN willing TO have
mo call on her Whether II In be.
cause I am not good looking or not.
do not know. Tho boys say ] ain
a dead ono because I stay In At
night and study 10 try 20 help my.
self along IN my Inc ~ work. for
don't want to always work for a
'laborer's wage. and also because
help support my father and moth
or. hav. very little time for
Amusement. but | would like 70 get
acquainted with = nice Girl who
would not class mo rs dead
one" like 10 dance and 20 20
shows. but only TO respectable
ones. remain, l. VI.
A.--If you only could realize
how much you have 70 De
thankful for In the fact that
you have been sensible enough
10 avoid the whirlpool Of those
who think they are alive ones,
but who are not ~ much so a.
you. you would be happy In the
fact. NY advice would be TO
follow the wise lines you here
,ofore have. keep clean and
ufy .ra q. slrely AZ | write
this the right girl viii come 70
you. Don't worry. just walt
and be happy doing w.
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THE REAL
CAPITAL OF HOLLAND

Dear Miss Grey: saw the state.
mcnt In your column that The
Hague Is tho capital OF Holland
This Is an error made IN all gcog
raphies. Amsterdam is the cap
ital and dc Hague IL where the
queen resides.
A HOLLANDER.
A.-Piesse accept thanks for
your authoritative Information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02

There Is no use trying TO make
yourself believe that your teeth
aren't decayed when they are. That
little cavity you've just discovered
will soon grow to much bigger pro-
portions. and the first thing you
know you'll have raging tooth
ache. Nobody likes to have the
toothache, and nobody would have
It If they'd tend to their teeth In
time. SO why not take advantage
of our special prices7
Remember. We have cut the price
OF hish-class dentistry In two. Just
think OF getting a regular extra
heavy $40 Gold Crown for 81. or
ono OF our famous $40 Never-Slip
Plates for s.. Our guarantee Is the
one that protects you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
YOUNG GIRLS
AND DANCES.

Dear Miss Grey: We are two
tirls OF eighteen and twenty. and
we wonid Hike TO know ~ " rs all
right to attend private dances ac-
companicd BY our mother. Hoping
10 SEQ your reply soon. VIC arc
WAT ING.
Al see no harm II you do
not 90 too often, stay too late
and dance more than IL good
for your health.
Dear Miss Grey: VIII yon kindly
tell me the correct way 10 serve
.berries and cake7 Should the cake
be on n plate and the berries IN a
dish? HAZEL.
A. presume you mean M
family dinner, and not whom
each course 10 served separate
ly. The berries may be served
from the berry bowel into In
- dividuai dishes and passed to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
ONE OF TIE
METHODS THEY USE

Dear Miss Grey: am young.
and my husband In cish, years my
senior Shortly after No were
married he neglected me. Ito new.
er wanted To take me out. He
would Eo uptown alone. or cit at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02

CHICAGO. July IA monster
parade 10 celebrate the recent SUI
frage victory took place here today.
More than a thousand automobiles
were In line. Gov. and Mrs. Dunno
leading the parade. Every suffrage
organization in Cook county took
part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-02
BY Evelyn Nesbitt.

There are big dance halls where
you can dance FOR five cents a COZ.
pie for each dance.
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each one. The cake 10 served
In the same manner. that 10,
placed on individual plates and
passed.