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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
BECK'S HOME RUN WINS
GAME FROM INDIANAPOLIS
Broolelyn Takes Fourth Straight Came
From MISUNDERSTANDING
Defeats Buffalo Feds.
Federal League Results

Yesterdays SCORES.
Kansas City. ~ st. Louis, o.
Indianapolis, 3; Chicago, 4 eleven
inninES).
nnitimorc, .; BrooItiyn. 3.
Pittsburgh, 4; Buffalo, ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
CARDINALS DOWN GIANTS
IN Thirteenth FRAME
Periue and Tcsreau Relieved by
Sallce and ACCOMPLISHMENTS
by Rubc Aids Winners.
TfNCUP BLANKS THE PIRATES
Paskert's Triple and LobeTt's Sacri-
flee STORES Philadelphia's Only
Run-israves Win From Cubs, De-
spite james Issued Seven PASSES.
National League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Philadelphia. 1; Pittsburgh, o.
Brooklyn. q; Ctncinnnti, =.
New York, 4: ST. Louis, ) thlrtccn
inning>p.
Bostpn, z; Chicago. l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
EIRST CANE
phiIatlclpili;I,
Totals. s. s27i5 Totals. rs .,

rhiaderhia, '....''',''.............2ooooo1eoEHs
Detroit Observation-Disclosures g q d D y y o-S
summary: Errcrs-oidrinE. Collins, Schans
Sacrifice hii-Crlwford. rwo-base HRS
khNnnRugh, BTcsslcr. iiei'man. Three base
hit-Crawiord l.ctt on bases Philadelphia
=. Detroit .. struck oui--by R-es<ier. ::
covalesltic. 2. First base on crrors-Dctroit.
First base on haljs--of Shawkcy 2. on
coraieskie, 2; OF Brrssle-. !. Time .:oS
EMPIRES, Chill and sheridan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-10
st. Louis.
New York
To,alsls 4 l:t3s Il Totals. a 70 ;, /

.Batted for TesreRu IN ninth.
Tran FOR Meyers In ninth.
1.-TWO out whom winning run scored.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
DE TEATRO

La companla Matilde de Rueda de-
buto anoche Ell ell Teatro San Agustin
de Puerta de TERRA, edificio de nueya
construction que reune las meiores
condlclones de comodidad para ell pli
blico.
ri nnevo teatro esta en- sitio centri
co, Ell la calle de San Agustin: por de-
lante del teatrO pasa el tranvia. de mo-
do que Sc hace muy c6modo para los
vecinos de San Juan. Santurce Rio
Pledras. asistir 4 los espectacuols o?e
ALI Sc den
FL teatro tiene unas condolences
acnstlcas que va las quisiera el Mum
cipal.
Las obras de debut fueron Ell barbe
ro de Sevilla, La fiesta de San Anton =
Castillos en- ell Aire.
En- Ell barbero de Sevilla La fiesta
de San Anton, Sc distingui6 mucho Me-
tide de Rueda, tiple de grandes facnl
tades y que posee un excelente m6todo
de canto.
La Sra. de Rueda fu6 ovacionada
con gran entusiasmo Y mereci6 los ho-
nores del prescenio repetidas veces.
Tambien tuvimos ei gusto de aplan-
dir Ell Ell barbero la .distinguida IL
pie Amelia Bru. ..ya eonocida de
nuestro, pdblco, y que fu6 tan ovacio
NADIA en- la temporada de opereta qua
hizo aqul hace dos amos.
La Sra. Fernandez tambien merecc
que Sc la cite con elogio que no regatea-
remos a Europa Dueno. La aplaudida
caracteristica tan popular entire noso
trOs.
De los hOmbres, el Sr. Rueda canta
con afinacion; y los Sres. Sierra. Car
vajal y Velez hicieron reir mucho.
Ell Maestro Burset ha logrado reurr
baJo su competente direction, un bucn
conjunto musical que fue muy celebra-
do anoche
La compan1a ha gustado como ira
baJa precio barato, es de esperar que
haga una buena temporada
Domingo Orozco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
N1mero II

trlto de San Juan, la vista de la causa
segulda por ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
contra Carlos Patron, por ell delito de
aseslnato Ell primer grado, segiin la cali
ficaci0n del senior fiscal.
El acusado, que estaba representado
por los abogados senores Tizol Sama-
lea lglesias, Sc declare culpable de un de-
Ito Gle homicide voluntario.
La Corte, sin oposici6n del fiscal, die
to su resolution de acuerdo con la soil,
cltud del acusado, senal6 ell proximo
sabado las 9 de la manana para la lee
tura de la sentencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14

Else acto revestira inusitada impor-
tancla, porque sera la primera vez lue-
go del cambio Gle soberania. en- oue los
mJos Gle Espana Sc reunan EN- fraterna1
comunlon de ideales de aspiraciones.
para laborar Juntos por la causa de Ia
Naclon Madre en- Puerto Rico y por Il
engrandeclmlento de esta isla. donde
han vlnculado sus intereses, sus ensue-
nos y sus afectos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
Lo del callejon
del Tamarindo
LO QUE DICEN Los TESTIGOS.

Aver recibimos una carta que frman
lnocencio Arduen, Pedro Rubio, Angel
Quinones Y Eusebio Sanchez. los testigos
en- ell asunto del Callej6n.
La carta que como la anterior viene
revlsada por ell senor Epifanio Mesa, en-
cargado de las galeras anexas al preside.
La lnsertamOs, tai como viene, titulo de
information, sin que respondamos de las
afirmaciones que contiene:
Dice asi
Enero l3 de 1911.
Sr. Director del peri6dico, el BO-
LETIN MERCANTIL.
FL que subscribe tiene ell gusto de es-
crlbir esta, como contestaci6n a los alta
ques que desde su peri6dico, "El ITEM
po nos hace ahora que hemos confesa-
do la verdad, ell senior Bazan.
En- donde nos dice d todos los testigos
que tuvlmos parte en- ell va eonocido su-
ceso que fuimos comprados, pues yo
dlgo y afirmo mi corto entender. que
tiene mucha raz6n en- su dicho ese senior
porque ell meJOr que nadie. sabe las ofer-
tas, promesas, protecciones, dinero etc.
que nos hizo todos los testigos ese mis-
mo senior que ahora, como la iusticia no
lie dIo curse tan tamana infamia, que
qulso llevar cabo poniendo al que con
tesla y otros de instrumentos ahora re
sulta que nos ataca porque hemos dicho
a la honorable justicia de nuestro pals la
verdad, acusandOnos de que hemos sido
comprados y creo yo que al senior Bazan
y Cia Sc lie ha escapado la verdad de Sus
labios, por 10 antes dicho por el que escri-
be-
Pero que no tenga cudado ell sefior
Bazan que nosotros estamos preparados.
para no solo, rechazarle stls ataques, ST.
no para tambien probarle ante los tri-
bunales competentes, cuales son culpa-
bles y compradores, 81, nosotros humil-
DIES lnfelices, incapacitados que apenas
sabemos leer 8 aquellos hombres inte,
lectuales, como abogados directories. edi-
torres etc, que valiendose de esta inhuen-
cia nteligente sobre nosotros, nos sobor-
naron para que fuesemos decir ante un
fiscal cosas que apenas sabfamos 10 que
deciamos. FL Pueblo que Sc prepare
or para que sc convenza y jlzgue. el
senior Bazan y Cia. que Sc preparen. que
va creemos Or de labios del mismo pue
bio, la sentencia correspondence los
hombres que proceden tan indignamente.
solamente, por YER EN- Ell abismo 4 ciertas
personas de prestigio y dignidad, hacia
quines ellos sentian profunda antipatia.
no siendo nosotros sabedores de NADIA de
ESQ. Sin NADIA mas al senior Bazan Cfa.
suplicamos que Sc prepare para la defen-
sa, que creemos tomarle la fortaleza.
Sin NADIA mas jura y frma,
I'eocencio Ardn6n y Pedro Pubio.
For Angel Quiaones, Leondro hour
por Easebio Sanchez, Iaocecio Agduen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
Espectaculos
en- San Juan
-%H~N%

TEATRO MUNICIPAL
FL gran Raymond presentara esta no.
che nuevos trabajos interesantisimos.
A pesar de 10 ameno del cartel, la en-
presa ha rebajado los precios.
TEATRO DE SAN AGTTSTIN.
Compania de zarzue4a Matilde de
Rueda. Ell programa de esta noche Sc
compone de: "Carceleras Los tres
gorriones y La moral en- peligro"
EUREKA MUSIC HALL.
Ma1ana Jueves, presentation del nota-
bic violinista Henri Ern, con un progra-
ma selecto
Como pianista acompanante, la senori-
ia Alicia Sicard0.
CINE LAS TRES BANDERAS.
Peliculas Tn programa estupendo.
Varlos estrenos todos sensacionales
--N%aMAM-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
FL caso de Patron

Para esta maiiana estaba senalada en-
la seccion segunda, de la Corte de Dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06
CYNTHIA GREY'S LETTERS AND ANSWERS

spend your time evenings In u bet.
ter way.
o,-Do you think II would be
appropriate for three high
school girls 20 attend theatre
with three boy friends OF an aft.
ernoon without a ehaperon2 We
are from IS TO ~ years OF age.
Please answer In your next pa.
per, and thank you.
THREE GIRL cHuMs.
Al you select firsi.claHs the
atre. the proper sort OF play. and
so In a crowd. not being particular
~ careful TO have one particular
boy at the side OF particular girl
every moment OF the time. n you
all know enough 10 bchave-of all
OF which ! have not the least doubt
l do not see the use OF "a chaperon
for an afternoon entertainment
This Is an opportunity for you
young people TO show your parents
and others that you do not need "A
ehaperon. and Just as soon as young
people show themselves sensible
enough--aud many. ! believe. are
TO take care OF themselves. all need
Of a chapcron Will be done away
with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06
INTEREST BEING SHOWN
IN THE new AKOz MINERAL
Owl Drug Store Aranges for Introduction in Seattle
of John D. MacKenzies Discovery.

Full arrangements have been
made by the owl Drug Co. for the
Introduction In Seattle, commenc-
ing tomorrow. OF Akoz. the remark.
able new radioactive medicinal
mineral discovered In California
by John u. Mackenzie. former
State Harbor Commissioners and
state Labor Commissioner. OF San
Francisco.
Such marvels have been per
formed by the Akoz remedies when
used elsewhere for stomach trou-
bic. rheumatism. catarrh, skin dis.
eases and other ailments that an
exceptional demand will undoubt-
eddy be made on the Owl Drug
store, beginning tomorrow fore
noon with the opening OF the dem
onstration.
Already much interest Ia being
manifested locally as to just what
Akoz Is. MIR Mackenzie. the dis
coverer OF the remarkable mineral.
has the following to say regarding
IL:
Mans search for gold resulted
In the discovery OF this mineral
which. believe. Is destined to
bring far greater happiness to man
kind than all the gold that has ever
been produced. A prospector came
upon a ledge In the Sierras that
showod trace OF gold. Much to
his surprise. after handling the ore.
as psospectors will. the rheuma-
tlsm left his hands. Being n Har-
ward graduate. he sought the rea-
son. He suspected the rock had
worked the cure. but he was not
convinced until he had also reliev-
cd the ailments Of his friends.
In time | learned Of the won.
ders OF Akoz and personally had
numerous tests OF the mineral
made. After three years of eXper.
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o.-Enelosed IL cutting
from an English paper, Do you
not think England little con-
sentative on this subject
INTERESTED.
Al have my opinion. but VIII
not express Il just now, for ! think
an exchange Of the opinions az the
readers of this column viii be IN
tcreatlug and valuable | viii say
what think later Here Is tho
cutting:
"what 10 the Beat Age 10 Marry 2"
Friendship is a very important
factor In marriage. says u writer
In the Daily News II two PEG
pie marry very young tho llkoli'
hood Ii that they grow apart IN In
terests because ono develops more
than the other, and they awake to
the realization that II they had
met five years later they would
never have wished 10 marry ohch
other. Tho lack OF companionship
that IL the tragedy In nine out OF
ten unhappy marriages.
The compensation OF late mar
riages is that more mutual under
standing. more glve-and-tako. exist
than I'm the earlier love match.
Men and women who begin life to
gether In the i0's are oleyorer In
their relations. more capable or
tactfully avoiding each others
corns, and they do not expect so
much as the boy.husband and the
girl-wife. so. there are fewer
storms in the domestic tea cup.
Hut. the older lovers may not have
had the glamour. the romance, OF
the boy and girl who marry young
for love"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

o.-Wlil you kindly give
me q good recipe for orange
marmalade-the kind where
peel and all 10 used7 Thank
you. READER.
Al am glad TO say | can
give yon dandy recipe. Or
anges are cheap. so now is a
splendid time 20 make IL. Grape
fruit may be used in place OF
apples. but is much moro ex-
pensiye. and II Is just as good
the way give Il. Here is the
recipe:
One dor. oranges. X dor.
lemons. dor apples. Peel the
oranges and lemons. removing
all the white pith possible. boil
peel In several waters TIL ten.
der and run through the meat
grinder. Add TO the cut up or
ground oranges and lemons.
In the meantime you have
cored and boiled the apples.
which YOU now run through
seiye and add TO the other fruit.
Measure cup for cup OF mixed
fruit and Juice and sugar and
boil until the right consistency.
being very careful not 10 scorch.
The measurement OF one less
cup Of sugar to the dozen cups
OF fruit and Juice works out
just as well. and makes the
marmaiade not too sweet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

OIL American parents 90
20 Canada, their boy 10 born
there. and at the age OF 10.
mother and son come back, the
father having died there. would
the boy be American or Cana
dian citlzen7 e. Y. r.
A.-UnlesA the parents are visit
Ing In foreign country when a
child II born there. he In n citizen
OF tho country In which he was
born.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

add 4 gr. silver nitrate. previously
dissolved In 2 dr. water When
cool. filter and make 10 "a n. dr..
For use, mix equal quantities OF tho
two solutions just before the silver.
ing rs TO be done.
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NEW YoRK.-~A letter a day to
nv wife. or there was hell 10 pay
YOUR honor walled Gregor skolnik.
violinisf. who is suing for divorce.
He said he sent millions OF kisses
m fiji m suace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

On answer 10 the question
asked In your column by
group Of boys: DO animals
think ?" They do. Thought 10
the handspring OF action. and
precedes every motion. Hence
the temper In the spring 10 the
Great intelligence that per
mea,es from center TO elrcum.
ference OF eternal space.
VIVA, may be surprise 10
many is tina, trees and veae-
tables aIso think.
Place the seed OF the great
Douglas fir In the ground on
level plane. and the result 10
tree, straight and round, with
the heart In the center. Place
the same seed on a ellHside
and rs the life Of all nature
is the light. Il grows toward u.
and the production o. the elf
10 a differently shaped tree from
that Of the level. The tree on
the cliff will turn upward. form
ina an elbow. This elbow left
TO itself wouldn't carry a sap
ling. yet under intelligent ae-
ton t,houphO u holds aloft a
tree Of a hundred.ton weight.
Howl
Jus, az the human mind acts
under the inspiration OF the
Great Intelligence, 80 the
elements Of life In the tree act.
and proceed 10 form great
mass at the elbow. whose
strength 10 greater than that Of
any steel cast. The tree on the
plain didn't need u: and didn't
Get a. The tree Of the elm
needed II and Got Il. Why7 BE-
cause the action of the tree
was guided by intelligence.
which 10 thought
UNCLE kORNTAssEl.
A-W1fhin n few days "rncl
will tell uH how n u
alto thinks His letter was too lon
10 publish In one issue. and 10
good to destroy.
o.-l wish 20 give my opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

"Dciodrc." would like 10
write you privately. and will be
glad 10. Send a stamped. self
addressed envelope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

Ing In your column, "oo Animals
Think 2"
All animals. even the lowest,
respond TO touch. This touch,
senae, or reflex action, gives way
In higher animals 10 instinct.
Example: The bee carrying
pollen from stamen TO platil.
lnatinot develops into reason,
but lust when u becomes rea-
son is hard 20 say.
also wish TO thank you for
the pleasure Il has given me TO
read your column, although |
have felt inclined 20 disagree
with you at times. more often
agree. and find your answers es-
cellent. "A whole, think
they give us a splendid lesson
In psychology. n. b.
4 II thank you. but must admit
feel inclined TO disagree with you
on your example OF tho bee. The
fact that tho bee carries pollen
from stamen TO piatil IL acciden'
tai. and do not think Il implies In
stinct or reason. for II IN done By
the bee being necesaitated Ia dive
deep into tho flower In search OF
material for honey.
al would like TO aak why
Everett True always gets the
better OF every ono but his
wife. love to see a sorapper
and q man take care OF himself,
but he cleans out all Of them.
Why not let a prize fighter
meet him1 SUNSHINE.
A. Everett True Just naturally
has Il In him 60 get ahead OF every
one but his wife. For my part. |
would not like TO see him get ahead
or her. for | am sure he would
have the egotiam OF a peacock, and
that would spoil him.
! suppose Il has not occurred TO
the artist TO have him meet a prize
fighter. or. II Il has. he has discard.
ed the Idea for better one.
o-I am girl rs years OF
age, and living In this city, so I
come In contact with classy fei.
lows, have gone Ioyriding
many nights lately. and have no.
tleed that some OF my elrl
friends have gotten sore at me.
Do you think this 10 ri9ht7 I
have no one else 20 ask.
BLUE EYES.
A.-"filue Eyes" really. true blue.
classy men do not take i6-year-oid
girls Joyriding ut night. You are
entirely too inexperienced TO do
this. and ! would advise you TO
stop Il at once.
Your girl friends probably look
with dlSapproyal on your actions.
and know no other way OF express,
ing H. Take my word for IL. aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06
BLIND MAN is
BROOM MAKER

DENVER. March s--Although
Alexander c. Cooper OF Denver IL
bind. he probably has no rivals
among broom makers OF the United
States He has made brooms for
so years-thousands OF them-but
has never seen one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

OIL a girl, American born,
whose father was American,
marrIes a foreigner, does she
lose her right OF suffrage7
Thanking you. e. Y.
A.-YeH, foolish AS II may seem,
by this law n woman Is supposed TO
have lost all judgment when she
mhrrics. ! have urged women.
time and again. to try to remedy
this silly law. An American woman
is an American wherever she Is. pro
viding she does not change her
citizenship by taking out papers.
Why should she not retain IL?
o.-You are so kind In giving
one information, Will you please
answcr a few questions for me7
have trouble with my hands.
They get dry and rough, and
get sore from doing my house
work. I have tried several diff.
ferent things. but nothing seems
TO help. A HOUSEWIFE.
Ali you VIII make the follow.
Ing recipe. according to directions.
am sure you will fipt It as good
ms any. and perfectly harmless:
Orange Flower Skin Food
White wax. Il or. spermacetti, u
or. lanolin. ] on. sweet almond oil.
2 or. cocoanut oil. or.
Take off the fire and beat until
cold. adding. little by little. OF.
OF orange flower water. into which
. drops OF tincture OF benzoin have
been added. BE sure 10 beat the
ingredients constantly until quite
cold. They must be OF the best and
purest quality. and the druggist
from whom they are purchased must
weigh them carefully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

o.-6een reading In the pa
pers about all kinds Of remedy
for the divorce evil In this coun-
try. think ! have one that will
beat them all.
The qualification OF a young
man should be $1,000. his own
earnings and savings, and the
qualification Of young lady
should be a certificate from her
mother or some cooking school
that she 10 competent plain
cook and housekeeper. Those
were the qualifications my wife
and started married life with
30 years ago. and there has been
no occasion for a divorce so far.
got married at the age OF %,
but did not spend my money
foolishly, like the young men do
nowadays. A. w. p.
A-What do the experienced ant
readers of this col
lmn think OF these qualifications
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

o.-Can you tell me the ad-
dress OF the state health officer.
and obllge. s. M.
A-Direct n letter 10 the State
Health Officer OF the State Medical
Board. AT the State Capitol. and he
will receive II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06
A CONSTANT READER.

A.-Yes. ! remember that recipe !:
also | remember a man writing me
&, was n bum" recipe. do not
believe he had tried H. As you
have. and have found II reliable, ]
will give II again. II IL from good
authority. Here Ia II.
Dissolve 90 gr silver nitrate In
or. distilled water. and add am.
monia until the prccipitate In nearly
dissolved: filter. and make up 20
- n. DIR. with distilled water. Then
make n separate solution OF ~ gr.
rochelle saltg in or. OF distilled
water: boil this. and while boiling,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

imentlng felt certain that Akoz
w,is destined TO be great boon to
humanity and 80 organized the
Natura Company Of San Francisco,
which is now putting the Akoz rem
edies on the market. II seems that
the Indians were also aware OF the
curative powers of the rock In
early days"
Call on the Akoz man at the Owl
Drug Store. at Pike and Third, for
further Information regarding this
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06
DON'T FORGET

our big sale stu continues Every.
thing in stock reduced one-guarter 20
sne- hhif VIII soon b. forced out while
building f. being remodeied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06
Entire Stock of
Winter Suits Reduced
For Final Clearance
Values Most Extraordinary

Every Winter Suit, including semi and tailored mod
els. will be put in this special selling prices whic
will undoubtedly make this quick clearance. Her
listed few Of the exceptional values offered
Suits up $500 values reduced to $11.75.
$4,000 Suits reduced $1,000 and $1,000.
5000 Suits reduced TO $500.
$500 Suits reduced to $500 and $4,000.
5000 Suits reduced $500 and $4,000.
$500 Suits reduced TO $4,000 and $500.
$500 Suits reduced 10 $500.
$500 Suits reduced TO $4,000.
There many other reductions equaing. if no
greater than these, which will be placed sale Sat
Iurday Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

o.-Abous two years ago you
published In your column
recipe for looking glasses.
used II. and found II satlsfac-
tory: but lost Il 4, . fire. viii
you please publish II again and
obllae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

al wish 70 give my opinion
on the question recently appear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

A-The one who goes away Is the
proper one to write the first letter
or card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06

A.-W1fhin n few days Uncle
korniassei' will tell uH how Pc
tato thinks His letter was too long
10 publish In one issue. and too
good to destroy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-06
a Despairing Mother" send
mo stamped. sclfaddreascd en-.
velope. so may answer you
privately. CYNTHIA GREY.

o.-Wlll you please tell US
which writes first. the ono who
goes away or the one who does
not1 TWO CURIOUS GIRLS.
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