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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24

Hereafter no letter win be an
swered unless accompanied by the
name and address of the writer.
This fs not for publication. bat
a, an evidence of good faith on
the part of the sender.
write on only one side Of chs
paper.
Readers are requested not 70 en-
close stamps, as the editor IL fss
too busy to write personal replies
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24
Novel Hosiery

Wonderful ingenuity is exercised
in the matter of smart hosiery, and
for women who like novelties in any
form there is plenty to choose from.
Curious effects are contriVed with
stripes in lace or silk stocking, vary
ing from about an eighth of an inch
to fine halrline. These are so cum
ningly wrought that they give ele-
ganca 70 the ungainly ankle.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24

Dear MISS DO0n.
Kindly inform me through your
column where l can purchase a city
directory? LOUISE H.
Am sorry that I cannot give bust
ness names and addresses in this
column.
However, if you look on the back
of the directory you will see the name
of the publishers.
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When You Burn Your Cake

1t sometimes happens that even
with care the bottom Of a cake or
bread is burned. Do not try to use
q knife. but take a coarse crater and
CRATE the burned surfaces with it and
the burned part will. be taken off
without breaking or disfiguring the
cake.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24

Summer avenue, have entered Cor
nell. They were graduated from the
Barringer High School last fall.
Mrs. William Ackerson, of Hillside
avenue, is visiting relatives in Hack
ettstown and Schooley's Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Simons are ex-
pected home this week from their
vacation trip, which they are spend
ing in Atlantic City. They will re-
side in Peabody place.
Rev. and Mrs. Percival H. Barker,
of Delavan avenue, are entertaining
Mrs. Barker's mother, Mrs. d. d.
Lawrence, of Ottawa, Kas.
Captain and Mrs. A. Wiley, of &c
Baldwin street, returned yesterday
from their vacation, which was spent
on the Shrewsbury river in their
houseboat.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24
The Parting Gives Him Pain

Dear Miss Doom:
Here is a problem for you. Every
time | comb my hair it parts in the
centre. Now, ] never parted my hair
in the centre and 1 don't know what
causes it. If / wet it, when it dries:
it parts right in the centre. | did at
one time part my hair on the slde
Now / comb it straight back. | had IT
cut quite short to see If that would
help, but since it has grown in 1t still
PARTS in the centre. l would be very
thankful to you If you could give me
a remedy GEoRGb d.
Better get "Riley."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24
Stained With Dye
Dear Miss Doom:


Please tell me what I can do with
a white linen dress trimmed with
heavy cIuny lace that has been stained
with dye from blue rubberized rain
coat? The rain soaked through the
coat and the dress, of course, got
it and what should put in the water?
Kindly let me know what to do,
IN DISTRESS.
Wet the stains and rub in all the
dry cream of tartar they will hold.
Then run boiling water through them
and lay in the sun. Repeat until the
stains have disappeared.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24
Collar and Cuff Set

One set is in the softest, finest black
net with straight hem embroidered
in many colored silks in tiny cross
stitches. Another set is of very, very
finely tucked lawn, the tucks running
across and across, the edge being fin
of the lawn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS

CORTLAND goes to. cafe, and while
INDUCING in reyeries a young woman
seats herself at his table. After dis
cussing trivialties, he suddenly left
her. Flora Desimofne. a beautiful and
wishes to go to Capri, but her com
panion demurs. CORTLAND goes to her
house and through the speaking tube
demands the address of n young
woman acquaintance. She finally tells
him that the woman is to sing at the
Austrian ambassadors that night. He
goes there and tries to bride her
chauffeur to let him ride home in her
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/ last night by Mrs. Charles Clark, OF
32S Sussex avenue in honor OF her
sister, Miss Edna Crum, whose mar
riage to Frank Branigan, also of this
city, will take place this fall.
Eight tables of whist were played
and a buffet supper was served. Miss
Crum received many pretty and useful
gifts. Palms and begonias were used
in the decorations. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Mary Branigan, Miss
Minnie Branigan, Miss Edith Brani-
gan, Mrs. Fred Huneke, Miss Ruth
West, Miss Alma Huneke, Mrs. Ed
ward Branigan, Mrs. William Brani-
gan. Mrs Orville Cadmus, Miss Mamie
Bush, Mrs. e. Sharp, Miss Addie
Sharp, Mrs. George Mosher, Mrs.
John Appleby, Mrs. William Brown,
Miss Grace Chairman, Miss Ruth
Nadele, Mrs. Emma Crum, Miss Con-
suelo Crum, Mrs. Earl Crum, Mrs.
Edward Wheaton, Mrs. David Barthol-
omew and Mrs. John Mccain, of this
city; Mrs. Emma Erdman, Mrs. Anna
Hudson and Mrs. j. p. Rigby of
Paterson; and Mrs. Peter Drobach,
Mrs. William Keegan, Miss Matte
Keegan and Miss Sadie Keegan, of
Irvington.
Mrs. Harry B. Fowler, of 112 Heller
parkway. entertained her two house
guests, Mrs. Fred Pickup. of Sche-
nectady, n. Y, and Miss Marguerite
Payne, of Evansville, Ill, yesterday
afternoon at a luncheon followed by
bridge. Pink chrysanthemums were
used in the decorations.
A reception will be given Sunday
evening in honor Of the engagement
of Miss Esther Cohen and Paul l..
Stahl, both of this city. The recep-
ton will be held at 533 Hunterdon
street.
A dinner will be given Sunday at
212 Paramount avenue in honor of
Mrs Samuel Adjourn, of Paramount
avene Mrs. Adjourn will return Sat
urday on the Auguste Kaiserin Vic
toria of the Hamburg American line
from a four months tour of Europe.
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spoonful chopped egg, one teaspoon
full chopped chicken, one-fourth tea
spoonful parsley, and then pour the
hot chicken broth over same.
Serve Immediately
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A Gold Ouarter=DOlIar

Dear Miss Doom:
Will you please tell me the value
of a gold quarter dollar dated 1887
DRESDEN.
1t is not listed.
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peared when the silk is dry, scratch
the edges slightly with your fingernaiI
to blend with the silk
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24

Silk and wool ratine in the new
Silard rose tone made into a stun
ming Russian coat costume. The
skirt is draped slightly at the front,
and the blouse shows a few scat
tered gaugings at the raised waist
line as a change from the perfectly
plain effect. A turnover collar of
ecru silk finishes the neck. To make
this model costs:
yds. 44-in. material at 81 yd.. $500
q yd. silk at 50 yd.............. 1.5O
Total ..................... So.0O
Coat No. 5271. Sizes IA, 16. IS and
20 years; price of apattern. Is cents.
Skirt No. 500. Sizes. IA. Is. Is and
20 years; price of pattern. Is cents.
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Buying a City Directory

1t is not listed
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ITO BE Continued Tomorrow
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A miscellaneous shower was given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12
IN THE SEVERAL PRE-
CINCTS WITHIN THE
CITY OF SEATTLE
Polling Places
SCHOOLS.
SCHOOLS.
BROADWAY HIcH-rr.einets ii1,ii

BROADWAY HIGH-Preoinet iaI-i1s-
iss-isa-Ia4-i5t-i1s-it i-isf.- broadway
and = Pine 81.
LINCOLN HIcH-Precinois s-s-.2-tT-ss-
gs-et-fs -fn,eriak. Az and y. eth
w SEATTLE HIGH-Precincts 2eI-2es-
aTo-s7I-aTs-9Ts-c and w
Lander.
ApAMs-Precsnct. sT-ss-ts-ts-tT. - W
tist and 9sth Az. y. w.
BEACON HILI-Preoinets iss-2t;-2ts-
ieth Az. s and Lander.
BRIGHTON - Precincts i5s-as'. - Holly
ST near ttth 8.
CASCADE - Precincts iiI-ii.-iia-iit-
Thomas
CENTRAL CBo.rd ofnesl--Preeincts iss-
is4 -iss-iss-i7o-iT2-iT3-i -
7th and Madison
cor. TRANTZ H-precincts Ts-77-Ts-
so-Tth Az. ". and Wheeler.
CoLMAN-Preoincis :ss-fsT-2,s-;to-iti.
Corner Atlantic and isth s.
COLUMBIA - Precincts 2sT-?ts-f&s-sbo-
gti.--sTth Az. and Ferdinand
DUNLAP - Precincts :SS-2ss.-Rainisr
Az and Leanna-
EMERSON - Precincts 's7-'ss.-riigrim
81 and Goth 9.
GATFwOOD 49, Precincts ;To-,so - w.
Myrtle and California Az.
GREEN LAKE--Precinets is-7o-.i-.3-
2g-as-sunnyside Az. and n. tsih-
HAY. JOUN-Precincts ti-S1-ss-sA-
sth Az. N. and Newton.
INTERBAy--Precincts To-T1fs-Ts-Tt.-
10th W. and Barrett St
RNI>G-Precinets t2-s3-tS-ts-so-w
s2d and 18th y. W.
JEIIERsoN-Preeinc sTs-s77.-<sd s
w. and W. Edmonds.
LAKE--Precinets IoT-isi.-5sth N. and
T.. Garfield.
LAToNA-Precinets is.it-is-is-i7-is.-
9Th Az. n. r. and N. tsd
IEsCHI-Preeinc,s os-aoT-:os-2so-s2d
Az. and r. Spruce
LoSGFELLow -. Precincts iis-Iis-i2o-
Thomas
LOMELIr-Precincts iio-fiS-iis-l2i-ia3
18th Az. y. and Mercer.
MAIN srREET-Precincts 2it-alB-sis-
zi7-7iS-21s 22e-22i- 22z-s23.-Msin ST
and 9TH Az. 5
MERCER-Precincts eI-s2-ss-Aloha St
and AN Av. N.
MINOR. r. T.-Preeinets iso-is.-iss-is6-
iS7-lSs-iSs.-i7thA v. and t. Union.
PACIrIC--Precinots i7s-ls2-IS3-lS4-2oo
20i o2-20s-zis-2is-ilth Av and Il,
jefferson.
RAINIER-Preeinots 22s-s7s-7si-s22-23s
--2Srd Av. s and King st.
Ross-Precincts B4-ss-es-w. asa St
and Sd Av. y. W.
SALMON BAY-Precincts sa-to-&i-tt-
w. esd and goth Az. ". w.
sfWARD-Prceincts ioi-Io2-io3-1ot-lo5
Franklin Az. and Roanoke.
STEVENS, ISAAC I.--Precincts ios-1os-
lo9-li7.-isth n. and Il. Caller 81.
81 MMrr-Precincts i4o-i45-l6o-iel-162
SUNNI; Az. and r. Union.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHrs-Precincts 81
7-s-s-10-l2.--i4th Av. N. L. and Il. 52d
WALIA wALLA-Precincts 1ss-isT-lss-
2O4-2O9-2iO.--24th Av. and L. Cherry.
WARREN AVENUE-Precincts go-s5-ss-
s7-s9-ioo.-- Warren Av. and Republican
WAsHIN GrON Precincts 2ii-ass-22y-
2st-isth Ay. S. and Main ST.
WEST QUEEN ANNE-Prscincts 1855
se-s7-ssSs.-5th Az. w. and Caller.
WEST WOODIAND-Precinc 5i-Ss-bs
18th Av. n. w. and w. ssth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ys.--I4th Av. N
w. and w. 10th.
YEsLER-Precinct liz 9TH and seth
n. Il.
YORK - Precincts 2ss-2t4-s45-e4s,--ssd
Az. s. and Horton.
YouNGsTOWN-Precin 2Ts-27s-ss1-
w. Genessce and gath s. w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12
FIRE STATIONS.

No. e-Precinets 1b1-lbs-1bs-ib4-i5S-lB
15T-ibS-l5s-isb.-3d and Pine St
No. .B--Precincts 1G6-l6T-iT1.-Foot of
Madison ST.
No P-Prscincts 56-so-ef -6s-sg-ss-s7-ss-
7b.--s9th ana Linden (Fremont).
No. te-Preoincts lsa-1s3-ist-i95-aos-
asa and IL. Union (Madrona).
No. I6-Precinots 1sT-i3s-iss-lbo.--Mino
Av and Virginia.
No. 1e--Preelncts 22t-22B.-Maynard and
Nevada Is. seattle)
No. 2I--Precinets o-ai-3s-s3-s4-s5-
Greenwood Az, and asa.
No. a6-Proeincts ?5s-s6o.--ioth Ay. S.
and Southern St tSouth Park.
TOWN HALL, Observation-Disclosures
254-261- 2G2- sGs-2t4-s6b-2es.
DISQUALIFICATION iss-l7s-iso-isi.-
Sd and James
1907 E. Green Lake Bivd.-.Prscinots as-
2T-2S-29.
sToCKADE HoTEI~-Preeinets sss-s7t
soas ssd Az, y. w.
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PROPOSITION ONE.

no question % rniifyinF tho ohanrss VI
tho eonphrehensiyn scheme or hulvp'
Improvement ne provided ~ f'h,lN
ton No ii6 amending resolution ~.
rs Of the port com mission fhAht,nh
Unit No Of snid compre hehslF1
scbeme 40 rs 70 include all ~ INC
East waterway and also such p"tti'ns
Of tho South Canal waterway as th'
port may aGuirs title 20. ana nholnE
said comprehensive scheme n NM W
be- known a. Unit No. =, PROVIDING ~
n ferry service between West r'ei
and the business portion ~ the dty
~ aesttle All as specificnliy deHcfibed
IN nnld rernlniian No us
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Numbers ~ - 81 inclusive - yeM'
hfsr their date
Numbers 70 ~ ~. inciusivs - F'
after their date
Numbers ~ ~ a. inclusive. ~ ysH''
nf'er their date
Numbers a. - - Inclusive, " TNhfH
nf'er their fa'e
Numbers a. 20 - inclusive. - wv
nf'er thcir da's
Numbers m 20 - Inclusive. " Ve"'
Hf'er their date
Numbers ~ ~ 81 inclusive. 70 p'Af'
hfier their date
Numbers ~ 20 e. inclusive. ~ yen''
a'ier their date
MIN hers - % &C. inclusive. ~ fN''
after their dnte
NUN hsrs ~ 10 ~ inclusive. ~ year.
Hf'er fheir date -
Number. - 10 ~. inclusive. - years
after their dat@
Numbers ~ - 90 inriusivs. ~ VrA''
aHsr ths'r date
Numbers ~ - IS Inclusive. ~ rehr'
a'ier fheir date
Nur1 frr- ~ - ~ inoiusfve. II Feai'
Nfisr 'te'r ds,e
furnh hers ~ 20 as ineiugfv-, - yeAr
af'ar fhe'r rafe
Nurrhsr- ~ 80 1n- inclusive, ~ yeh''
nf'~r iheir Sa'e
NuF~h sr- 800 - 100 Inclusive 10 yNhrH
@e'sr 'hs'- fate
Nurebsr- no 80 ia Inclusive. ~ year
Nff~f thSf- Fafn
Number ~ IN r.7. Inclusive - year.
@H~r 'Neir date
Numbers 80 - ~. inclusive. ~ year
HS'sr fte'r date
Numbers 80 - Irs inclusive. ~ year
0Tsr 'he'r fate
Nwr7 hsrr 80 - ffT Inclusive. - Vsa'H
after 'hs'~ fnfs
Fur1h err 80 - 1855 inclusive. ~ reaTF
after 'hefr date
%u-7hsr- 80 - fs7. inclusive. IT year.
sf'.r 'hs'- date
"ur7hsYs SO 20 IT. inclusive. ~ Seh''
sNar 'ha'- f-'e
- f~hsrH ~ - ~. Inclusive. - fehf'
s''s- fhe'r date
'-r--b.r- -, - 100. ine,usivs. 40 years
~r'e~ 'Na'- SA.e
vu.-hs-s faf 20 faa Inclusive. ~ TehrT
aesr fhs'r fa,s
~nrrfe- '60 - years after 80 date
rsis how'd. priretn.i ara interest,". - ~
nnvahis out ~ mo net income 'to,,.
r~is IN movement. nrf n rare h.'n
Ne, income shall no, ~ suffiei~nt 70
fNs, purno.s the remainder shan ~
nsvah'e out % 'rr~- upon the pr0pert-
g. ssid port district The defHir Z"
the method ~ creating and HrniyihF
raif ne. income and tarer nnd ~ ere
r,irv n proper and ruffrisnt FUND for
Ne ,svrner, ~ the principal and n
.~re., ~ saif bonds as they beoorne Que
e. hs a. hereafter prescribed by Haio
commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12
PROPOSITION THREE

Tho question Of tn. borrowing by the
port commission Of the Port OF Seattle
Of tho sum Of two hundred thousand
dollars and the issuing OF bonds there
for for tho purpose 81 acquiring Terry
landing site at some point between
pattery Street and king street on the
cas-, shore Of Elliott Bay In tho cit. or
Seattle. and 81 n ferry landing site at
some point between West Florida
Street and Mexico Street on the west
shore Of Elliott Bay. and constructing
thereon ferry slips and buildings. and
for tho purchase or construction OF n
ferry boat or boats together with all
other equipment necessary or conven-
tent 20 produce an efficient ferry serv-
ice between tho east and west shores
OF Elliott nay. said improvement TO be
known as tho West Seattle Ferry I'm
provement
said bonds shall be general serial bonds
OF tho Port OF Seattle, in such form
as said port commission shall here
after prsscribe. OF the denomination
Of one thousand dollars each. num-
bered consecutiveiy from ono to two
hundred hearing interest ut the rnte
% five per cent per annum. payable
,eni-snnualiy. principal and interest
nnyabls at the fiscal agency OF the
state OF Washington In tho city Of New
York. to he dated as issued. and 10 be
issued In such amounts and Mt such
tho port commission shall
hereafter prescribe. and shall mature
AZ follows;
Numbers 1 to .. inclusive. I year after
their date.
Numbers 3 to I, inclusive . years after
their date.
& to 9, inclusive 8 years after
their date.
Numbers 7 to Q, inclusive. Z years after
their date.
Numbers . to II. inclusive, s years after
their date.
Numbers ~ to Is. inclusive. 9 years after
their date
Numbers - to IS. inclusive. 7 years after
their date,
Numbers 10 TO II, inclusive. 8 years after
their date.
Numbers rs to 20, inclusive. . years, after
their date.
Numbers 81 to ~. inclusive. 10 year.
after their date
Numbers % 20 s5. inclusive, II year,
after their date,
20 TO rs, Inclusive. II Year,
after their date.
Numbers 80 to 81, Inclusive. IL years
after their data
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12
ACREAGE

nearly all cleared. GOOD hearing or
.hardi esrootn house, barn and chicken
mousse Hood water ono niia from
hnohomish. on county road. about 400
f.et from in,erurhan station RED
thoSNtNul fine location. terms
owner A Anderson, Il. D. u, No 1.
SnOhomish Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12
PROPOSITION FIVE.

IN. question ~ tho general policy %
the Port - Seattle as 70 street oper
alton By the port commission ~ the
various hArhor improvements built ana
contributed by said port
The pofis a, said spsciai election shall
~ opsn from eleven o'clock A NJ 20
.irh. o'clock p. NJ. and the places
FOR voting shall be rs follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12

WoopMEN's HALT,--prsoincts i-2.-M
18Th ana 2Cth Az. ~ r.
521 Denny Precincts ss-ss.iti-fts-
ifg-ff7-1<a-ls3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

hereby
special H. 1913 which
OF of adopted May
nn nj hed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12
CAT HGAIR7r
is NoR1rH OF 1rnE CITY
PUBLIC MARKETS
rIl1t

rihE
Lake Washington catfish, isc N. hak.
ms sisc trout $50 and ace each hsiihut
ehceka lbs .bt. columbia river rhhd.
stc each: founders tc To, shad roe. .
ihz sic, 2 cans best milk. Use, home
made isiiies zoe Hlans, fresh Jersey
butter. : lbs csc. tiwburErr cheese. see
10, brick, Eastern hams Eic 10
MfSrt.AkE
- lbs sugar 81 No so sack all kinds
-four tiga, t&c Quaker pWrfrd wheat
lee. Use kidney beans tac lbs new
waiauta, fsc No 10 sack flour. sac. soc
COCOA. $50 m. snc cans baking powder
See. cans peas corn or tomatoes. 2tc /;
use bottle Olives. Use, ] Toe pkgs corn
Take. soc. 3 hcxos hest nstrhea tNc f.
10 bars laundry soap gAc. lie best
riee. ssc: see olive oil tte; lee cans
cleanser stc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12
HOME STeADS

rRrr WoMEsTEADs-s.o 600. 200 ACRES.
Decided lands ~ 20 $40 acre ready for
plnNinr. yields % 20 ~ bushels whoa, :
finost inland climate low homeseskHrs
excursions writ. for literature. Inn
migration Bureau c. ". 1t r. Ry..
NNaftta wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12
A GOOD STOCK RANCH
sib PER ACRE

iep acres every acre good sais 10 acres
woll cleared. balance only small alder
and cherry brush adjoining iapa all
under cultivation. clover IN waist Nigh +
an abundance " pure living spring
water. beautiful view ~ three snow
covered mountain peaks riose neigh
hntai on county road miles from fast
growing city beet ~ markets and
taifpnd transportation Z main lnea
OF railroad This IL a rood huv. and
al least 80 per cont under It's market
value Price US per acre; $500 cash.
balance to suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12

All the streets. avenues. alleys and
public places In the following
Additions. piats or Subdivi-
Hions. according 20 the plntH
thereof, now on flo and Of
record In the office OF tho
Auditor Of King County.
Washington. as follows. to-
wit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12

Notice is further given that the
name ~ the applicant for said
franchise IL Puget sound Trnc-
ton. Light a Power Company
and the description OF the county
roads and parts thereof, and OF
tho streets and other public places
for which the appliCa ton for such
~ aR follows. towit:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12
8, EXCHANGES

so AfHEs or pf~E land on wurp-
per acre VIII trade part ~ all for
house ana io, wfn. ueertr. SIS orisn-
sat nix
TtH>fsHrp HotsrnoAT AT AK
fev clear lot c.i.f car. star
LEAVING CITY ftR>rrt HF or g.
room hpuso With plane. for frsfs for
vacant To- rheus North iTti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12

Also Meridian Avenue extended from
North EiRhty-fifth street
three thousand f3.0O) feet
northcrly. known rs road
number six hundred and four
(60D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-12

Also woodlnnd Park Avenue extend
ed from North EiKhty-fifth
street three thousand ta,0o0l
feet northcrly. known as road
number five hundred and six
ty-eight tb6D.
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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-21
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ever nearer How leng had II been -
two DAYS. two weeks. month"; 81
mons mind. too. began to grow con
fused He steadied II by repeating
over 10 himself the hymns the Bible
verses he remembered and be was
thus whispering over the Twenty third
Psalm when the rescuers reached the
spot and strong arms lifted the three
starving. exhausted sufferers into light
and safety.
II was broad daylight. and the bells
we're ringing In the little church across
the valley The young minister was
not there. however He vas at the
mouth Of the old shaft. a. grfmy q
worker as any. helping to hear the res
ened men into the sunshine. Ben
joyce. revivinR loaked np At him
Its Faster day. Joyce" said the min
lister. and well have yon singing In
the choir tonight
Ren plucked feeblv At simons
sleeve You'll sing. too" be said and
Sjmons nodded. while the Easter sur
LIT M their faces. white with the wan
nese Of the shadow Of death. With =.
glow Of etadnees and resurrection. TO-
that dar 4 aoul had beeu dead. val
alive again and. ha ring been lost VA
found. william Riftenhowoe = Tor
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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-21
Ellie Lillian Dean

Monday afternoon friends and
neighbors in large number assist
ed the bereaved family in doing
last honors to the remains of
Miss Ellie Lillian Dean. of Gil
strap township. Rev. Martin
Hyinck conducted the funeral
service at the home of the par
ents, and ofliciated at the grave.
the body being consigned to
earth at the Lennon cer,etery.
Eitie Lillian Dean was born near
Elberon, Tama county, Iowa. April
IL, 1920, and departed this life near
Pet,el, N, d. on March l5, 1913, aged
% years, ! months and days.
When she was about six Years of
age her famil, moved To Toledo, iowa
where she has lived until July, 1912,
when she came with her mother
and brother to- North Dakota,
In the hope that the change might
| restore her health
She was educated in the Toledo
schools, graduating from High
School in zoos. She was very
thorough student and won the Honor
scholarship to the State University
of Iowa. She entered the College of
Liberal Arts at the L. |. in the aut-
umn of 1910 and did creditable work
for one year but at that time her
health, which was never robust, tail
ed and she suffered nervous prosIra-
tion. In the autumn of l9l1. think
ing herself sufficiently recovered she
resumed teaching. In March of 1912
she suffered from Lagrippe, from
which she never fully rallied. though
all that relatives and friends could DC
was done for her.
She was member of the Congrega
tional Sunday School of Toledo anc
although she had never united will
the church she had firm faith II
, Christianity which strengthened ste ad
lily during her last sickness an,
though she was very anxious TO liv
she was resigned to 20.
She ls.s es TO mourn her loss he
father. mother, four brothers, an'
many other close relatives AM
, friends.