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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25
&arl Sobanien,
@plleiteo Sfopgooroe
&ioifeu.

1 FGn NQQDDuaplnO1elt, .lG1 pei
set Steo, bpor Sporpoguc',c fol:
Scr, tinoes Ser, ion1 SC flelte oil
minces, ct Nanfepnrt, lom mot
lnort life mere logger M9rfe ill.,
for0i &jpben6npncrc fra 8arr1hom:
n1en al far pnret po1t til at 1c pao
set.
3por mango trl,fer poo, at BAG
bettc 1rrpnrf pil ON foa Gage e1
Mrbeibc al biitoriif @ctpbni,,g fao
iin 1%llloenOellc, nN at ma1l So al:
6rig oil faa Sc inlllffc galnlc 9r90=
Scr at ie mere.
@oa Stc0ct pil Ser oo itoa scr
,&ioif, til bpilfen @%rrmoitencl1 bler
lagt Sen lite Mpril 1915, fort efte1
|Slaaet poa &ol6erger 5eioe. &ei
belure 9cjli9be0 nil man eriu0re, al
,Gbriltion Sen 40e, jl,lt ipn1 fan ito>
% bolot Jig fat ueo bsjen Moit
blep grebet al ct plll0ieligt Sloebe
! fin6c1oc og nilbe ppre foloeu 0pb
11e0 / 2olten, bpiS life to al ions
Mrl,o bapoc bolbt poo bont. @ar
los / Sen NnlcOI,il1g lit enc 2ic, ion
DOR al @los, l1otoge pg iutte
famine for at opbGl1gcs pao &oicl1:
BORG (oet blcp ienerc iolgt paa Mltf:
tion iomt 9fr. 217, Ell 6lalfc6ltl1>
of orel1t @loS). Me11 set por oglat
til Mil1oc nn1 iil lpffclige Trelil
rco ocn,1c oejligbeo, at fan lago'
@rlnncu til &ipifcn poo &aaoblts
ploolcn. Set bar ba1rs Mel1ing, a
sen lfl,loe tjcrc iou1 Gnfclrbe fol
| &riltinc Mltnf.
@pg11il,gel1 bleh inliolcrtio alori{
t9roig. Gfonomiifc Sani feligbeoe1
! 1jor>e Jig ajplocnoe, pa BERTH fo111
at Toriuorsfomn1isiipnel1 PM feo'
@%p1ningen lturft beiritet, ga ste
set ouiooes for ct al Sc ipagelte
Sen oonnrcnoc Gcitfrol1t, bpprfo'
i9pgllil1gcn / mango Mor nlanttc bpi
le. G%rlu1ocn iml1l0rebe fen 0!
maottc icnere loo goot iont ol1lGg
ges. Cen ganlle ufulocl1ot, &iol
blep cftcrbaanOcl1 ct biltpriif MinOe
mani frebc0c ON me0 Yietet. Sc
CT t%piplion1t, OH ll1al1 far aiort DC
Ii at lobe @p9l1ingcn fl,l0fere 10
iii at al1pcu0e Sen til nrnocrnc efo
nomrilfe 6orruaol.
S bpert ialo bllroe moi, 0og bit
nof lobe Mlline1t itao Gomnerel
oper, for at Sc ltble1oinge, Jon
e,tonu life bar Jet SEN og &lonfe
p9rfet, fan ,1ao at foa bcnne Sp
lepelie meb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25

Gjenbomsials. Eortitulicrer1e
g. 1bpmiun og 5. 6ranoien %
Gienoumsbono!er $. @anlcn / @on=
rrs bar fipbt r&ejrhpj" pe> Npr=
oyer Stotipn, 900 Sor. 2ano, ior
$4,000 Sir. 9ciotuin1 % 9plS=
reojfohcr meofplaer. Sncrtagclle1
fer ltrafs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25

'slet Sclitab. 0onmreren: nA,l.
floecoe, sc er frifunoen; men pog1
Sem ior Gftertioen for at fomme
i ooorligt Selifab."
Nnflaeeoe:: 80, @r. 9ommcr
jeg ifal nof posie pad ol6rig al
fpml11e fer mere"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25
Fortalt i faa Ord.

Cnas. Castledon, Cumberland, Wyo..
siger han bavde den verste Hoste
som kan tankes. og standsede den !
faa Dage med DR.. Warmers White
Wine of Tar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25
&ioler % Nan6etru.

5piritism1e1 ifpoer ltaoie npe
@lomiter - iibit &ioler.
@3 cit Seanee forleoen bos en-
pripot 6amilie / @osfiloe bragte
uIegemltse Srtelligenier 63 8ioIer
IND / ct @erelie, bpor Msrfet r,1ge=
De iom Ell Scot pao @ooet. SO 8io=
ler %nsiagtig optalte oe fonitatereoe
at Is @ostiloeborgere, Ser 11noer
@eancen opbol6t Jig / ct @i6epa+
relfe. Otter ct STARTERS GorIsb
fortalte Mebiet, at ale Monoerne
Dor n6ponoreoe, met otter cit
Stltnos 6orlgb troppeoe Sc poonp
frem, og ga 1r1al, t911bte 2ps, Dor
baa6e @ulp og 8or6 operitreet mes
&toler.
Set nroo piltnof betragtes ion1
ct Sells, at @rltap @ieo jtabiq Dor
/ &osfi1oe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25
5nrhrn runnt.

Maar blcp Mlfobulen opbaset?
S iibite Mfpoe / GioenifabSafaoemiet
i Berlin 9op @e6ejmcraoo ,DielS
noglc i,lteresiol1te Meooelrlier ONT
Sp0agclie1 al Mlfobol. SCR ontog
mla11, at III ifylote Mraber11e bette
,Stof. Men / Sen icncre Sis bor
: ma1 ioriggt at bcpiie, at Nlfobole'1
bar fjenot / Stalien ollereOe / set
oubet e(arbll,brcoc eiter &riltus. -
9iels meier I'LL at flu1nc 6epilc, at
cn Mlfoboloplfrift / Giffcrlfrift ira
set 12tc e(orblu1Oreoc liaeiom Sc
flelte al oisic SpIfriftcr, ion III
fjenoer ira Miooclalberen, opril,oe-
Zig lfripcr Jig fra Slbtiocn. Senelt
Il set ol1Oct Mor6lulOrcoe eitcr Sri
ltl1S far Sc benmueligc o(fyililti|fc
2altg / sGgppten fjcnot til, bpor=
lehes Nlfpbol lfol fremltilles, % for
benpttet Stpffct til li11c mogiife So
: fl,sppfus.
st Selpmurb / ocu fprnemn1c
&croem. Sra Som mel0cs til noen=
f: lamb e @(ooc ON ct opligt5pGffenoc
gelpmoro, ion1 blcp 6e1oaet nplig
al Ell ,,llg lipstrpt Monb al Sen
fprl1emlte &er0cn, Sen 3O=oarige
&rinS Gincel15 51t @inoilcb =@rat5.
@rinirn Dor tioligcrc poa Site
l1er1 fjprt rb / Ell Nlltomobi(, :lnn1
ban bopoe lejct. &eo MQlto Sa1,to
poa Sen Appilfc Sci bopoe bal1 BE-
nroret G6ouifercn at boloc % peate
paa bon1. ga ser imi0(ertio pa1
forlpbet cit ret lang 1ib, uoen at
ban fnn til6oge, blep @bo1,ffgrel1
nrolia og aap Jig til at lcoc eftet
baln. Erinlen loo oppe poa Ell
.8nffe % par 500. @an bapos lfnot
fig, % 8uglcn Dor gooet gien'ler'
1inoingen. @baufferen fjerte lac
til n9rn1ejt e @enoormertfalcrne, oa
@enoarmcrne forbt / oen beocs
CONNER 8apirer, Ser bite, bpem
Fan bar, FAINT tire 8repe, al bbtlte
Oct etc bar til bans gbef.
Sen slterrig=ungorif lie @ciono1
fit itrofs MeboeIelje og font tiblia
ne{te Moreen no paa @ierningSlte:
set. 0cn 1111ge @rins baboe ON
gitermioooget peret / &eionot,
fabs= @@pntorerne, og Ser baboe ifte
iperet set mtnoite poafaloenoc peo
ibans Grien. @eionbten funoe fun
ontoge, at fan bab6e banolet UNDER
ct Mnfalb al pllt6ielig Sinosfor'
birring.
On 8onepoeter5 @11itru tror |
oe6e at fun1,e 9jenfienoe Ell nna
Manb, ser / 6e iib1te Maoneoer
meeet bpppigt ONT Mfte,1e1 fom III
til Mql1o Sarto ian1nlen me0 Ell
1u1g iml1f Game. 9e bolot btnar1:
Sen i @aon6en og iaa itaoig bin:
onocn ms / 9inene. Torle6en Sag
fom oe1 1,,1ga Mo11o ale,1e % gil
ben til Steoet, bpor bon itooig bap:
Sc iib6et meb SEN hinge Game. @ar
fnGleoe mes, log &ors for Zig oe
bltlfebc bit.
Mnnfc= Statcn paa Mtbos-@icr9et
Sra Mafeoonien lp6er sen lange
imolle &lippebalps Mtbos 1,o / 6e1
Gg9ilfc SAP. &lippcn CT fri, mer
Sen CT forbrn0et mes Taltlanoe1
mes ct imalt 2aplono, ion1 ollere0f
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25

At kursrs en- ~ForksIelse paa'en:Dsx.
Tag LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine.Tablet, Apo.
thekere refunderer PenRene l Napgel at Kur. Z,
W. GROVES Underskrift paa hver Eske.!.26 Cents
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25
ydmarket Farmland

Little Fork Dalen,
SIS til $25 pr. Acre. Lete Vizkaar, eller
kontant. Bedste lerblandet lord, fri for
Stem, jevn og vel drenet, code Veje
og Skoler. Fortrinligt Land for Mejeri,
Ho-, Korn- og K artoffel-Av]. Ne,ved
godt Married. Skriv paa engelsk efter
Oplysninger.
Little Fork Valley Land Comp,
First State Bank Bldg,,
Cook. St. Louis Co., Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25
G1t 9artpficl.

S r&iget" lGier hi:
Eoo cit al 2inie 1's 9aapcrroncr
forcgif forlebcn fpl9e10e lille Sec
ne:
Gn pngrc Game, iom bar ct Eur
l,bcifpttebc, forctrl1,noc @ottcnools=
ipioier til Sfl1e, blep al cit 9crre
bpfligit o1mo6et on at fier1c Sis
ie. Sporet por ct Sf,1l0ertrrf
&erren fremorog 6a al iin Sperfraf=
fe UNDER Subel fra Nasiaqererl1c
Cunotagen 2ane') ct Eor pnloigc
l1ifrGlleoe &artofler, % onbragte
0en pao Noalene.
SEQ nei tie Stoppeiteb foripanot
Damen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25
&porlcoes Salt fit to stcmmcr
DIN.

Ser fortplles ont ct bioel16e
Soar 9ipet Gaft m1ocr Ell 8al1tct
bon nplig par tillte0e u1ber / Seem
Dorf. ~ San blep nen1lig Scr giort
b%efjenot meo Ell Mfa11o fra fin @jem=
meitat Ohio. Ser fortelles, at oel,-
lie Ma1,o bap6e arbejoet boorot fpr
|Gaft u1loer &algfompel1, r1lel1 bar
iioen b%eifjammet oeroper, "a bm1
faa, bpor 0aarligt alt gift. = Seq
bar bert at ou itente for mig bjern=
INC / Obio, iaebe Gait. ga, jeg
bar SEN cl1eite / Otto, Ser gioroc
faa, iparebe SET tiltalte.
Mcn jeg fit bog to 5ten1n1cr /
.Statcn, lpareoe Gait.
Set CT rigtig, iporeoe Mio1roen,
men De. par jo islp biemne %
ltemte, ioa ser far hi Sen oll0e11
Gtemme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25

bpgges, % ajg6 % 5alg al
&roouftcr pil ipGrfiattes efter
len Itor 5fala.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25
Eitrrpr narirtf.
st langt Orb.

! Set norlfe Maalbloo. ul1nglpoe,l"
pau Gois fprt9ller, at Gel1tralpar=
incorporated paa Moalet benl1or
Mor beooer uaringremingsitopec
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25

Mnnfc=S taten paa Mtbos-@ierset.
Sra M%ofeoonien lpber sen lange,
imolle &lippebalpe Mtbos IT'S / set
rgeiife SAP. &lippcn CT fri men
Sen er forbrnroet mes 6aitlonoet
mes ct in1alt 2onlo1b, iom ollere6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25
u%crScn ps 81"

filoloferer:
Naor eli Mol1o fortrfler CIT Sent
nlclighcb, lltffer bon 9prcr1. 81
&nin0e oob11er sen ocrin1oo ior a
ie, ON ,1ogel1 LITTER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25

6nab Stjerncrme forteller. Sallet
10 bar 10 I'LL en- Gang life noget
go6t Sr0 paa Jig, % oct CT oerfor
life un0erligt, at opertroiife Mellne=
ifer penter Jig al 2ol,oiens ltlpffer
1 1918. Sfa( man tro Sc Hrofetier,
iom Sen lon0onife Nltrolog, rSro.
fesior" &apbael,, far u0lenot, far
bbert Sails cn ltor Del al Geroens
megtige ingen @r1ln6 til at glpol
Zig oltfor operitobigt ODER l16iigter
ne for set fommen6e Mar .
6or at 6egpnoe meo uHrofcsio.
rens" ege1r &onge, iaa bill Mare
bringe bom mango 5lags l1lpffer
iier Sen ii6ite @alp6el, nabnlig TIA,
ban efter "a. Muglit boete Jig 10,
cit meget alporlig 5pgoom, Sci
truer bans 2ip.
Sen tpife @ejiers @oroifop itaol
UNDER en- meget itarf Sn6flpoeli,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25

&il nnal1 ri6e, bpuo ser Dor / eli
ting &ni10e, lfol man l9gge ct Barn
I bcn6es Nrlne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25

90 gaicrne D%perpurclie al flere
Erofcsiorer .blcp bragt for 9age,ls
.Sps, ltpo Der paa bper gaie fire
BET, puo flasiiit 2dtin: r6orfaroiget
i Som Auret 900 igr arilti Jgoiel."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-25
ct SIN.

Gil @rel,aa Apis ifriues:
gn Game Der ira @ren bapoe ell
&c11inoc, JON life uar rolf. @eo=
fonnlclloe Ga,1le bmoc nplig paret
/ 8cisg bos Geuinocn. Ga 0onael1
iaa cit Nften iao | iia Stlte, iaa bum
plnoiclig Gcninocn itaa inoenfor
.9pren. Ga 9anlcl rejitc Jig %
pilcc tale til bcl,oc, foripa,1ot jun.
Mplte Sag fit 9ome1 8,,o ON, at
Geninoen Dor 500 afturot / ia11n1e
gjeblif, b,,,l bapoc bit fig for ben-
Sc. 1e iiblte Crb, bum bopoe iogt,
bar: r0ils 5ofic!" Sofie bar Gcl1=
il1bcns Napn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09
Worth Observing

EFT n. observe the operations of justice in that Dggs
~ Caminetti white slave
Diggs has dug up 10 witnesses from California tender
jons befou the character OF the school girl with whom nc
eopcd.
Will Dggs be permitted do ths' II he makes the girl
ont 70 be foul will will justice hold that her founess
Is additional evidence Of his foness and add to his punish
nent accordingly?
The accusation is that Diggs transported girl from
sate TO state immoral purposes Is justice going to hold
Il good defense prove that the girl especially i'm
moral?
scood nohtv night Gag Harbor
T. by any 10 not in her home Ia violation OF
= new curfew there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09
Rheumatic Sufferers
Baked in Curious
Roasting Continuance

DIR. LouRhney. when interviewed
az 70 the curative powers OF tho
Bake Oven. made the following
statement.
The Human Bake Oven beats
anything ever before used TO re.
llcve pain and cure Rheumatism.
II you arc sufferer from sprains.
Synovlfis. Rheumatism. Gout.
Arthritls. Neuralgia. Lnmbago.
GanKrcue. phlebitis. Ankylosis.
urcnia or Obesity. the Bake Oven
ecllpses all other treatments. The
immediate local effects on tho
joints are at once obvious. cape
cially In Chronic Rheumatism and
Govt. They become less painful
and much moro movable after the
first treatment. and continue 10
improve with subsequent treat.
mont.
The American Medical Journal.
published In Chicago. juno .. 1909.
on page 1896 gives IA tho specific
treatment for rheumatism the HUI
man Bake Oven. II also says:
Now that We know the Bake oven
10 be the best known cure for rheu.
mntism. why not recommend pa.
tents suffering with this malady
to an institution where such treat.
ment can be had7"
What better proof can there be
offered aa TO the merits OF the
Bake Oven than the above words
of praise from the Journal OF tho
American Medical Association /,
DIR. Loughney cuts his prices In half
for few days only. Rheumatic
sufferers and those with Kindred
ailments will be given the Bake
Oven Treatment at one dollar
t3i.00l treatment by the course.
DIR. Loughney's offices are In the
Peoples Savings Bank building.
corner Second Ave. and Pike 81,
Suites 22022i-222-223. Hours s n.
m. to p. m. Sundays. . to ~ only.
Consultation Free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09
IuY1 y5C(1TT1NE.lal
Women as Cops and as Politicians

TWO of principal objections voiced by those who do
not believe for women have been that women
could never do police duty that could master
the ntrcacies OF politics MEN know how to play politics
and they would make impossible for TO get what
they wanted they did get the has often been SAID
BY politicians think they know the game from eases to
hook"
Within few months all the country women
have been appointed the police force even IN states wheh
do not have equal franchise Mayor Harrison has Just APP
pointed forty women the police force OF Chicago, where
they will have special duties that best be carried out by
go - ,.,, .
Within the last week of the smartes political moves
has been put over perfectly legitimate and
mastery -, al -,,
Ella Flasp Young OF the Chicago schools
had seen for long while that little clique OF politicians on
the school preparing Dust her from her
She knew il she waited until her term OF Office EXPIRED III
December she would about much chance OF reelection
rs a pupil teacher from OF her schools
Quietly she went to work. and the psychological mo
sers that il left no doubt minds of all those who read
that the men who opposing her had not the good oil
The schools al heart but actuated by personal motives
The entire city OF Chicago locked TO her support INC
sayor appointed the school board Even
those who had objected Mrs Young turned tail ana got
under ,. . !,
II was a clever by OF the cleverest women N
fe country today succeeded taking the our
Of the hands of ignorant politicians and giving them ehace
az AZ least two under the acclaimed best common
school educator in the country
SINCE HE refuses participate in Friseos Panama
Expo the horrible thought strikes that Johnny BUN may
refuse to participate in the Panama canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09
Discover Abraham InUented the
Plow Fiiue Thousand Years Age

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. o.-Tho
University OF Pennsylvania owns
what IA believed to be the first pic
ture Of the pillow invented by Abra-
ham 80 centuries ago.
Abrahams pillow is n combination
seeder and planter. and three men
are necessary TO operate II.
The picture was engraved on
brick. which has been unearthed re-
Gently. and plows OF tho same kind
are used In Babylonia today, Just as
they we're 5000 years ago.
The Book OF Jubilees, which was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09
hLlCHT BROKE UPON nm

Boss Ito new boy)--Has the
foreman told you what TO do yet,
my lad?
Boy-Yes, sir: I've got TO wake
him directly hear the boss come
In.
what" writes Shorty Slmms.
has become OF the old-fashioned
man who was always going TO
knock something or somebody into
a cooked hat?"
We give II up. We don't oven
know what has become OF the old.
fashioned cooked hat.
For that matter. we never saw
a cooked hat. We never even saw
a half cooked hat.
Mrs. Emmellne pankhurst's
challenge TO the government 10
"Cive me freedom or Kill mo-"
Patrick Henry's epigram was
nester.
Jack Johnson told Paris news
papers he felt like Napoleon. We
get II. Nspoleon's dead and buried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09
They Voted 1t DolUn

a TANDPATTERS are finding much comfort in Senator
raI;ngers amendment to the tariff bill postponng final
action until December 1914 and taking referendum vote on
the measure. meanwhile. =,
When (alinger OF New Hampshire in sincerely tor
things like the referendum initiative and recall we may exPeet
the Old Boy to set up dsng plant Tor the production OF
holy water Ganger only engaged in an attempt to DC
law and to show he interests still have leader IN the
senate since Aldrch quit bossng things.
In effect the people had referendum. IN the last con-
ressona elections the tariff and they voted robber pro-
fecton into the ground
GRADUALLY COL. MULHALL is acquiring the high
~~rord as 10 the kinds Of a liar a can be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09

by cleverly constructing her
contest suggestion. which was
an unusually good one. into
poetry. Bessie Day. n Circle
member who resides ut 1851
First av. NJ. w. was the win
ner OF The Star Circle clubs
contest suggestion competition.
The contest closed Friday
afternoon nj o'clock.
A surprising number Of boys
and girls contributed sugges-
lions for Circle contests. so
many OF the suggestions were
good that Uncle Jack decided
TO follow them In the next few
contests. As each contest is
given. the name and address
of the 10y or girl who sug-
geAted II will be printed.
Miss Day will be the Judge
OF her own contest. On next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09

c.. tells how the Babylonians we're
punished when they yielded to
Satan.
Birds were sent to eat the grain
which they had sowed In their
fields. and. according to the author.
ity cited. when they repented. Abra-
ham devised this implement 30 that
the people need no longer fear the
ravens
Tho apparatus had an attachment
which reached through to the
ground an n tube. and into which
the seeds we're poured.
published In the second century u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09

The boy was fishing In the stream.
The parson came that way.
IL Is a sin 10 fish" he said. 80.
Upon the Sabbath day" -.
Sure I'm no sinner" said the lad.
For not gosh darned bite I've
had"
An x-Ray Camera.
! secured several more pictures,
the last of which show the band
feeding peacefully out Of sight
over the top OF tho mountain. -
Outing Magazine.
J. Ham Lewis. the pink .yshlskered
senator from Illinois. wants con.
gress 20 set asid. day 90 be
known as Fathers day" He ought
to see that II begins Mt p. m. and
ends at a m.
Reports are received from
the Chautsuqua circuit denying
that our Secretary Of State 10
held for ransom.
Anna Held and her diamond
studded stockings have been such
failure In London that she's quit.
We're genuinely sorry. We're fear.
full the failure will lead Anna 20 mp.
per next In handpainted ankles
And an actress ankle. no we have
been Informed. runs up 20 the
knee.
Bombs are menace so
hldeovs and mean. that 20 be
fearful need only been seen:
for who can tell until the
dsrneo Thugs bust. whether
they are filled with dynamite.
nitrogiycerire. thoroi. rotten
Roquefort or spoiled asparaaus'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-09
VACATION HERE.

Dear Uncle Jack: am spending
my vacation in Seattle as gcncr.
ally do. | visit my cousin Catherine
Wallis. and an she is member OF
The Star Circle ! became interested
In II through her
live at 1903 Ruby ut. Pullman,
Wash. am II years old and will
be In the sixth grade in September.
! would like 10 be n member OF
your Circle. WIN you please send
me a mcmberHhip card g---Cstherine
Mathews, 0002 Palatine ave.
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Not Preposterous, Lindley

<<rTERE" saws Secretary Garrison, is nation OF 70
II 100000 people with army of $1,000 OF all the
preposterous things" .s. ,o,a;-
But Lndley, observe the other facts anou' 'hs eoh'
About 100000 of the 100000 engaged in feed
ing and clothing possible foes 49,. -
very costly navy must wiped out before there's any
very great demand upon standing army Tor action
arksmen and would become good soldiers in very short
time !, ,u.. r I'll.
Still greater than all other facts the ao'y OF ohse
sam 10 raise money War is money.
Nothing preposterous about IT, Nor IS thefe ahyuns
- country irving 10 start for his department
Its natural.
GRAM Of mesothcriun, used in treating cancer has
heen sold IN Berlin for $4,000 It's obtained from monazise
idirt Look yourself over. Got any!
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Friday afternoon she win call
at The Star office. and the let
tiers arc 10 be given over to
her. so she may select the win
ming contribution. Miss Day IL
one OF the Oldest Of the Circle
ties. not In age. but in member
ship. and one OF the most en-
thuslastic. She was delighted
when she learned she was 70
be the Judge OF the contest
The prize which she won by
her suggestion is to be award
ed TO her next Friday after
noon.
Over 100 boys and girls com
peted In the contest.
A list OF those boys and girls
who sent In letters which the
judges found TO be worthy OF
an honorable mention. follows:
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READS CORNER.

Dear Uncle Jack. ! wish you
would send me a membership card.
I am a young reader OF The Star.
and read your corner especially,
and. as they interest me greatly.
would like 90 Join. | am IL years
old Ia Verne Sumner. Port
stanley. Lopez Island. Wash. II. i.
u. Box No. 3.
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NEXT CONTEST.

Miss Bessie Days contest sug.
gcstion for next week Ia printed
herewith IN poem. The Circles
weekly offer OF n dollar cash prize
~ 20 be awarded 20 the boy or girl
who sends In either the most conf.
cai Joke they have ever read. or the
funniest sight they have ever
witnessed. or something funny they
have heard said. The contest
closes next Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
Contest Suggestion.
It's said that laughter cures the Ills,
Az we'll as doctors dopes and pills.
And 30 the plan that I suggest.
II that we have n prize contest.
For telling funny jokes we've read.
OR sights we've seen. or things
we've said.
We've all seen comicsl conditions:
Or been In iudicrous positions,
And n the laughter caused by these
Would drive one line OF care away.
The contest would not be in vain.
IL the belief of BESSIE DAY.
sb5T First av. n. w
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NEW MEM Der.

Dear Uncle Jack We get The
Star every day and would like 20
Join your Star Circle Club. VIII
you send me n card' am years
old and IN tho fourth grade. Grace
Riley. SIS gath SO.
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.S SS S3o rE En- ESSS..

DENVER. Aug. a.--Blondine APP
piled with whitewash brush
changed the color OF cows coveted
by A. NJ. Ryan. according TO the
police, and enabled Ryan TO claim
the cattle ms his own.
Ryan and his wife were arrested.
Detectives say many cows stolen
recently In Arapahoe county have
been bleached in peroxide and
kept in pens in the mountains near
Golden. Ryan, Il is alleged, served
one term for making Rosie. red
bessie. into a white animal.
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Ter Way school from which she
graduated. Next term. September,
she will enroll at the Lincoln high
school. Miss Ihrig loves her
studies and after setting a marx
her first year by neither being abb
sent or tardy once during the term.
decided to strive 70 make a record
And she did.
There are lots OF boys and girls
10 inclined but either their SIGH
ness or Illness in the family has
often interrupted their plans.
The photograph OF Miss fhrig was
posed especially for the Circle.