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Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13
STRONGHOLD ON ROAD TO PARIS
THREATENED ALLIES RALLY
COMMANDS
German Cavalry Engage in General
Forward Movement and Boldly
Dash Into Enemy's Country

from its position before Liege and is
advancing through the heart of Bel
GUM. The main body Of the German
Cavalry is engaged in forward
movement all along the front of the
allied armes.
The German cavalry mas made bold
dashes far into French territory. The
German infantry has advanced a con-
siderable distance from the Belgian
frontier along the upper reaches of
the Seine river and has thrown up
intrenchments.
The allied rorces have blown Up
bridges which lie in the line of the
German advance.
Brussels, (via Paris), Aug. IL
important forces of German cavalry
with gatling guns attacked regiments
of lancers near Tiriemont, twelve
miles southeast OF Louvaine yesterday.
The latter held their ground at first
but later retired before strong rein
forcements.
! Fighting has been resumed on tne
front from st. Trond to Jodoignc.
The German cavalry attempted to op-
en- a passage but was stopped.
The Belgian war office reports q
strong force Of Germans has been re-
pulsed at Maugiennes, near Verdun,
France with heavy losses. Verdun is
the first of series of two French
strongholds on the direct route from
Luxembourg to Paris, indicating tho
Germans will use this as one of their
routes in attempting an invasion Of
the French capital, and that they have
made speedy progress in the invasion
of France.
Terrific cannonading was reported
/ this morning in the direction of Tou-
gres, north of Leige, where yesterday
was reported two divisions of Ger
man cavalry with artillery had follow
ed. Advance of German arms in
this direction would indicate either
Brussels or Antwerp was the objective.
Begium today Is again the, scene of
fighting between the Belgians, French
and Germans. A Brussels report says
the bulk of the German army is leav-
ing Liege and advancing through the
heart of Belgium toward the French
frontier. A battle near Nanlur, to
the southwest of Liege, where French
troops are said to have arrived, is ex-
I pected.
! The French foreign minister $
cribed the French position n Alsace,
near the Swiss boundary, as good. He
} said French troops occupy the crests
and passes of the Vosges mountains.
Belgium expects the German a,
to cross Dutch territory and has re-
quested Holland to state her INTENT MS
regarding resistance to a breach OF
/ her neutrality.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13
HARVESTER TRUST
. GETS A BAD JOLT.

The federal court at st. Paul has
declared that the International Har.
vester Co., is a trust in violation OF
the Sherman Antitrust law, and has
given this concern ninety days III
which to dissolve into at least three
parts. The Harvester company will
undoubtedly appeal to the highest
court, and therefore there is not much
danger of them dissolving just at the
present time.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13
WRECKACE Of WAR CRAFT
CAST UP BY EARLY TIDE

San Francisco, CAL, Aug. lo-More
wreckage from the, British vessel
which today was established to have
been a man of war was cast up by
the early flood tide n the neighbor.
hood of South Shore life saving sta
ton.
Two white wooden cabin doors have
been found bearing on brass plates,
one the legend "navigation officer''
and the other "gunner.,"
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13

The cablegram from Brussels stat
ing that campaign plans discovered On
German officers indicate that Germany
intended reaching Paris by way of
Brussels and Lille reveals how vital
has been the check to Germany's hope
at Liege. To reach Paris by this new
western military route seems to have
been the closely guarded secret of
Germany's advance into France, which
the German chancellor said would be
revealed if Germany answered Eng
lands demand for an explanation of
Belgium violated .aeut, ality
German army is making forward
movement all along the front of the
allie armies.
Repulse of strong German force
near Verdun, French stronghold is re-
ported.
Outpost fighting between French,
Belgians and Germans in Belgium con
tinues, with reports of heavy batting
north of Leige.
Leige forts, still holding out, may
fall before German heavy artillery.
Sveaberg, Russian fortress in Fin.
land, expecting bombardment.
Occupation of Tarabosch, strategic
point in Albania, by Montenegrins, is
reported from Paris.
Russian victories over Austrian
troops on frontier reported, but de.
tails lacking.
German contact mine said to be re-
sponsible for destruction of German
torpedo boat destroyer Off South Ged
ser.
| London, Aug. 12.-War between
Great Britain and Austria Hungary il
is expected in London will be declare.
tonight.
Brussels, (via London), Aug. 12.-
1t was officially announced here toda,
that the German retirement reported
yesterday is becoming more marked
No other news from the front has beel
made public.
Nish, Servia, Aug. 1.-THE Serv
ian and Montenegrin armies which et
fected a june ion on tn border o
Herzegovina are operating together
Servian artillery is bombarding Cor
ashda on the river Drina, near Sara
yevo, the Bosnian capitol. Servial
troops have captured the Bosnian tow
of Vardishta. The bombardment Q
Belgrade, the Servian capitol, by tn
Austrian artillery continued today an,
heavy material damage was inflictc
on the city. Reports reaching her
from Sofia state that the Bulgaria
government is preparing for eventr
tiles, but it is not known what is il
view.
| Brussels, Aug. 1.-Two armies G
about a million men each are in touc
today with one another in the thearr
of war in Belgium and at any. momen
may begin battle which will decide tn
fate of the German army seeking t
invade France and reach Paris throug
Belgium.
| The Germans today appear to !
making a general advance towar
France from north of the Meuse.
Brussels, Aug. 12.-The German a
my moved todayt;5o attack Belgia
British and French forces and to cles
a road through Belgium to France
The German army is being detache
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13

The Young Peoples society of the
Bethel Free church held. their annual
meeting Friday evening and elected
the following officers: President, 8. y
overmoe; vice president G. MyrdaI;
secretary Mrs. Dan Jensen; assistant
secretary Miss Inga Nelson. Following
the business meeting refreshments
were served which consisted Of ice
cream, lemonade and cake.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13
HUNTER NET A
TRAGIC DEMISE

Hettinger, N. D., Aug. 10-L.
>Southwortb, who lived some distance
from here shot and crippled a jack
rabbit with small revolver. He
went to the spot where the rabbit was
struggling to knock it in the head with
the butt of his gun. The weapon was
aocidently discharged and the bullet
went through Southworth' abdomen
causing death few hours later.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13

Rockwell Sayre of Chicago is here
looking after his large land holdings
and incidentally talking conservation
of the soil and natural resources.
Every man has hobby, and conser-
walton seems to be the hobby of Mr..
Sayre.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13

Mrs. Shaulis formerly of this city
but now of Seattle is the guest Of
Mrs. A. 8. Pattee.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13

After spending some time visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Ed Richardson, ana
Mrs. Conrad Mrs. Withey left FIJI
day for her home at Antler.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13

Sanford Hagen, who was painfully
injured by being thrown from his rid
ing horse last week has recovered SO
as to be about again. He struck on
his head and was unconscious for
some time, but fortunately no bones
were broken.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13

Mrs. Sarah Chidister and daughter,
Minnie, left the latter part Of the
week for Cavalier county, where they
will spend some time visiting relatives
While here they visited at the Chas.
and J. M. Chidester homes.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13

Mrs. Thos. Turner is visiting rela'
tives and friends at Page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
ELSE WH e r e

New York Central offers free
transportation TO homecoming tour
lists from Europe.
German steamer Alexandra
eludes Canadian cruiser Rainbow
and slips into San Francisco har-
Dor.
Assistants postnrasters and clerks
may be appointed by postmasters In
stead of by civil service.
Canada and United States found
10 be full OF British ex-naval men:
all want chance to fight.
Big navy necessary for v. s. 10
preserve neutrality. says DIR. FL
lery G. Steweil, Columbia university.
Maud Coolidge, alias Lena oIeson,
inherits $4,000 estate in Chicago.
She can't be found.
Wool imports siscken: prices up.
Prospects Of exporting wheat
brightens: prices climb again.
Canal sure 70 open August IS,
says Secretary Garrison.
Mexican armies ready for big
scrap outside Mexico City.
First estimate Of winter wheat
crop increased by 2.000.0 900 bushels
she'll bust all records.
Mrs. Anna NJ. eoIIn. So. leaps
from seventh story OF Portland
building: dies instantly.
New York women. protesting
against European war. may parade
In black.
Preston Griffin and Charles Hall.
negroes, iynched by mob at Mon
roe. La.
Or. Olaf LANCE, Chicago dentist.
insane. kills wife, 3-year-old son
and self
Rumored that warning factions
In Dominican republic have agreed
TO 15-day armistice
Supervisory police committee
votes TO allow dancing as well as
liquor selling In certain San Fran
cisco hotels and cafes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
RUSS AND GERMAN
FIGHT ON BORDER

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. s.
Constant skirmishing is in prog.
ress today on the Russo-German
frontier.
Mounted artillery. which sup
ported the Germans. Is wrecking
Russian custom houses and other
buildings along the border.
The Russians raided and burned
the German towns OF Narsim and
llliovo. but were repulsed later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
CONSUL CAN'T GET
BERLIN BY CABLE

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Coun-
sellor Haniel Won Maimhausen. of
the German embassy here, con-
ferred with Secretary OF State
Bryan for an hour today. He said
he had been unable to commune
cate with Berlin.
"All the news OF the war is COM
ing from French and English
sources" said Won Maimhausen.
The fighting at Liege is merely
a preparatory skirmish. and it's not
true that the Germans have been
repulsed."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08

Stall ~. fancy fun cream cheese, zoe
ID: peanut butter. isc III! best Oregon
butter. ibs bSc. Stall 20. bacon. zoe
10. legs OF lamb. ibc H.. pork roast. iSc
H.. club sausage. Ice H.; fancy hams
half or whole. $50 ID: picnic hams. 12hs
H.. pot roast Of beef. 100 and lave ID.
lamb steaks, lbs. asc. stalls 24-ss.
lbs Jap style rice csc: io-ib. pail pur,
lard. $3.50. large cans milk csc
searchiiEht matches. sso dor boxes; !
ID. Blue Ribbon tea. sSc; Z rolls tolie,
paper. 2bc. Stall ioi. ogg plant. Ice 10.
extra fancy green corn. soc dox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
GERMANY is WILD
WITH SPIRIT OF WAR"

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The pas
sengers landed in Halifax by the
liner Maurentania, including Louis
Mann. an actor, arrived in New
York today.
Thousands of Americans. includ-
ing many women. are marooned in
Europe" said Mann.
Germany is wild with war en-
thusiasm. The people are supreme
ly confident that after II gets start.
ed, the German army will crush the
opposition."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
PUBLICMARKETS


stalls si-ss. citrus powder. zoe pkg
Washington macaroni. pkgs isc. Stall
1885. Fieischmans yeast. io cake. l0c
spicca Sc. 3 Ice cans OF soups. 2sc. Stall
1904 Csc cans oysters soc. z5c cans Ice
Ice shaker salt. Sc. Stall IL. corn starch.
Sc pkg. minced CLANS. lee can. Stall 81.
lbs. best Jap rice. use: Al gunpowder
tea. ace III. stalls ts-tb, dry onions , lbs.
lee. fancy Cravenstein apples Toe doz.
cantaloupe.. I for ioc. Stalls s4-sS.
cantsioupes. for ice: aSc oranges. 2oc.
Stall 1891. apricots Toe crate. crahapples.
zoe crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08

Stall ios-iit, pkgs corn flakes. isc,
$50 can asparagus. ibc; Lot. can pure
olive oil sec: cans minced razor clans
s6c. Stall los. choice green peppers. loo
lb.: new wax beans. &c ID Stall 1O9
peanut butter. lac 10. Stall 100. fresh
ground bone. Z lbs, ?6c, Stalls 1899,
Green Lake eggs. dos. CSC: fresh churn-
cd butter. s lbs 81; the big mug butter
milk. SO. stalls is to rs. spring clothes
pins. &c dox.. z lbs, loose Muscatel raj
sins 1Bc; deviied meat. &c can, stalls
2 to 7, sausage and hamburger. 100 ID.
shoulder Of lamb. Sc; pot roast. Sc &c
Iatsc. sweet picked pork. 15c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08

Stall SEQ. zoe cans red salmon, 2Sc;
10 bars laundry soap. use; 1bc can corn
syrup Toe Stalls 20o-2lb, cantaloupes, s
for Toe. English walnuts ace H.. sweet
grapes. SC 10. stall 207. tomatoes, Toe 10.
green peppers. loo III: wax beans SC III
stall aos, picked herring. &c each, home
mado iellies. loo glass; sauerkraut l6c
can stall $40. olive oil. Zoe bottle full
at vinegar Toe; large bottle eAtsup, ioc
Stall s2T. Bartlett pears. ibc dos seed
less grape fruit. SC each. crabappies, 4oc
crate. stall s4l. rhubarh. lbs ioci
summer squash. sc ib.; esq plant lbs
2bc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
VISIT BRICK PLANT

A lrge party OF Home Consumers
league members boarded special
car, furnished by the Denny Rem
ton Clay & Coal Co. Friday after
noon and made visit to the COM
pany's plant at Renton. the largest
single-unit plant devoted to the
manufacture of paving brick in
America, with a capacity of 1856. 900
bricks a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
SHORT NEWS
HERE

Two deaths at Richmond ssns.
forum.
Ex-senator Hampton. Arizona. 10
visitor.
Ten divorces granted.
Chief oriffiths viii keep tab on
what cops do on beats.
German liner Titan sails from
Seattle for Europe.
Small manufacturer Will get
free space at Arrnory exhibit
Federated clubs, Y. W. c. a.,
meet Tuesday night.
City churned creamery butter
scars a cent
Mrs. Amanda Webb, friend Of
the Indians. dies. age II.
Divorce sought by Mrs. ReofieId,
Mrs. JAS Tribett. Mrs. David IT.
vine, Mrs. J. II. bennett. Chas II.
Case and Mrs. John Howard.
Washington Retail Jewellers as
ISOLATION convention here Aug. IL
and 70.
n. c. Adams, J. r. Mcmillan and
II. II. Hazlett cops, retired.
War Increases price OF sugar,
lemons, imported cheese, lard.
bacon, coffee and goap. here.
Thirty persons will be baptized
In Green Lake. 3 O'Clock Sunday.
Press club annual excursion Sun
day.
T. A. Llebler, big theatrical mag
nate. visits Seattle as guest OF
John Cort.
Tillkuns Will excursion 20 Wind.
by island Sunday.
Norwegian Lutheran churches
will hold services in Woodland
park tomorrow.
Or. A. w. Leonard will preside
AT Ocean Park NJ. T.. church dedi.
cation Sunday.
w. w. Winterson escapes Injury
when auto truck plunges over bank
at Railroad ay. and Connecticut.
Six foreign ships, five British
and one German. held In port by
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08

A campaign for amendments to
the building code will be urged as
a result of a conference yesterday
by port. fire insurance and Munich
pal league fficials, who discussed
better fire protection on the water
frnt. Modern fire preventative de-
vices and building changes are sug-
gested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
10 MALE HELP WANTED

An examination wiii b. held ~ the ci,ti
service commission - m. citf ~ Ar-
aiti.. At 10 effiee. triangle hulldsn1. on
August u 1874, Tor the position q a..
sisiant msaf Inspector. s4iHff tift rsf
utonih Open 80 ettisers - ths taisss
states Who Save been sFtssi residents
- the CITY Of Esatfir faF al 90 the past
year Dates tnsp~aiian 90 butcher
shaps. meat markets rait storage piArfs
anf slaughter houses where anifnais
are Killed AMI dressed for fred prnfes.
sionsi care % live stock o-n~1 ~ the
city Qualifications Nnamiedss -
Pathological conditions tn slsnds ara
Tissue. q snissis shimsy 20 juas. a..
20 who.~.smss.ss % rssat and other
food products. sbifiiy 70 dlsxnss- imp.
toms snd diseases IN domestic and
other snifnsls ard 10 afrninisisr
prop-< remedies Must be sradnsts
vsf srfnsrtsn.
Application bisnss may n. obtained AZ the
offics q the commission. snd viii be
rsc~ived a, ssid osfics not isfsv thar
August IL. 1914
M ORDER or THE CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION. cfTr or SEATTLE.
A. o. onorT.
Secretary
Dat. ~ IRE, pusfics'ion july 30 1914
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
wants men and women 20 learn IN. bar
Der srads! wages paid ~hiis issrninx
Call or write
Sttn tfaoe rEhoott ~ Wssulnafhn ~
SAVE MONEY a, the Bsrssin store. fss
Occidental. corner Msin. Hsnaiss nsw
and second hand eiethisr. tools. suns.
trunks. tsweirS. Alaska outnus Drlnx
al and xss 10 per cent ti.reunt
WY 30 frNuatfHr-f.,f.f.r SILL sfs
meas suit. Tor tttf Hscsu.. they cali
them ups,airs. ssceui floor Joshua
Green nisK
noLER HARBER coLi.E1E
wants men and women 90 learn tsrt~r
trade. Wages paid willis learning
ssf Occidental Az se.ui.
fIiGu GRADE nf-JE sEHDE SUITS
tffto gofdan Trari-. Nens Upstairs
suit Hhap. second floor Traders Bldx.
sosS Third av
wsntsd--rNo Tn~a team auto ara tTnck
drivlus and rspAirins isso Fourth.
LEARN OPERATING MovfSs PICTURE
machine. earn tte weekly. office lee
Cedsr az. a m 60 p m
aaVs on your Eating silf Try ths Pufit ar
Cafeteria, ssconi floor Gee pine
CONFECTIONERY LYON ntif.DfSd
Elliott aiss
ear at THoMrsoN's. tTH ANp PIKE
Kavsnaush', % % Hats ices Fir., az
wANTgD iIardwars clerk spinninr
gI I.tT EooL 1T ~ s.IIErIosJo-oo-oo.
2o-MALE SITUATION
Experienced iowxinF and frsixht car re-
pairsr. understands air and building
nov cars. wants wort In camp or shop
~ Z. WILEY, 1877 Boyi.ton av.. ssa,tl.
Wanted Work BY dsy OF steady. Have
family and must have work at once
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
TO NAME HAMLIN

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Presi.
dent Wilson, IL was learned this
afternoon, will name c. s. Hamlin.
of Massachusetts,. governor OF the
federal reserve bank board. Fred
erick Delano probably will be
named vice chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08

Steamer Sioux excursion TO Pt.
Townsend, Pt. Williams, Dun
geness, Pt. Angeles. Leaves Col
man dock Sunday morning at 8
Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08

Steamer Sioux excursion to PIT,
Townsend. PIT. Williams, Dun
geness. Pt. Angeles. Leaves Col
man dock Sunday morning at s
o'clock. --Adyertisemen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
Il statesmen WANTED

/ sALEgMAS 70 can on tho DRY
GOODS and women's SPECIALITY
FLORES Of washington with one
~ tho largest and most widely
advertised lines Of LADIES' AND
CHIfDREN's dresses In the
country.
Liberal arrangements can bs mafs.
Party must be thoroughly respon-
sibls. New Samples supplied
weekly
Address Bos a-Tis. Star. irving at
ieas; two responsible references.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
KIRKLAND VIEW TRACTS

In tho townsite: 10 minutes walk from
ferry dock. tracts 5ox2b0i fine view.
ideal domestic for "a man who Is
employed in Seattle. and who wants
home with grounds for chickens
and garden. Price $500 each; terms
TO suit. Also We will build to suit.
Come over TO Kirkland ana look
around Take tho Madison electric
TO lake and the county ferry or
Anderson boat direct to Burke &
Farrar's Kirkland office,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08

Seward. Alaska. :. The place for you op-
portunifies for right people For In
formation write +. o. Sawyer. Jr. En-
close 20 cents
Barber shop for sale ". Il. Rondean.
Port Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08

Statesmen wanted-Erperiencs unnscss-
sary. easy work. big pay, Write for
large list OF openings offering oppor-
tunities to earn $500 10 5000 n day
while you learn. Address nearest Of
flee Dept. ag2. National paleAmen'r
Training Association. Chicago. New
York. Kansas city. san Francisco.
side line saiesmen. atten,ion--This years
proposition tho best yet. get In touch
with US ut once for our live premium
proposition. We guarantee our goods
10 sell or taxa back all unsoid goods
w1ts today for full particulars. Can
. rlsla VIZ. Co % SlseI 81 Cslssso ~
% PERSONALS
The dignity of profession prohibits ms
from INDUCING In ncandaious Rdvertis
Ing Registered In state Of washington
over 20 years magnificent clientele
has been diverted 10 my office through
the persistent knocking Of nnmesake
located in my Vicinity. need the
services Of first-cInss operator 10 as.
sooiate with me TO handle increased
patronage Apply 20 Or. J. Brown,
Dentist. s21 First nv.. foot Of Cherry
Harry for wealth aud happiness. hun
dreds rich, attractive. conReniai and
testimonials. descriptions ana photos
free. (Reiiable: afst yeBrD Tho Mes-
sengsr Jacksonville, Fla
wIsCoNsfN PIcNIc--Forner resideni,
Of Wisconsin are requested TO gather IN
Woodland park Sunday afternoon
August .. for tho annual basket pie
mic Tables Will he spread AT 4 O'Clock
and free coffee served
THE BRISTOL HOTEL
Newly furnished throughout. strictly
modern. rates ~ 90 per week and up
transient 90 cents and up. Opposite
Y. W. G. A.. 4ip Seneca Mrs. A. J
Walters. Prop.
Miss Rssf mAnieurins. 1903 Il Third. 400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08

BEsT swEEPfNo COMPOUND, is-5o a
barrel, 1900 per 100 ibl. co-lb. cans
ol.oA Phone Main 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
ron KING COUNTY
In the Matter OF the Estate ~ sidney n.
rsrfch. Deceased --Sotics 70 Creditors.
Notice 10 hereby given by the under
signed. duly appointed administrators
Of tho estate Of sidney u. Partoh. de-
c"asef. 70 the creditors Of. and all per
sons having claims against. said de-
ceased. TO exhibi, them. with sh. neces-
sary vouchers. within one year after
IN. first publication ~ this notice. 20
IN. undersigned at Fall city. County
% King. and state OF Washington. be-
inr the place for the transaction Of the
business Of said estate
Dat. az issuing and first publication %
this notice. August I. 1910
LENA A. pARTCH
Ad,ninistrs,rIs e ssld Esiste
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

Mime. " Hoffman, the gifted medium
who 10 nov permanently located a
Tit Madison at. gives startling proc
81 her strange and wonderful power
she simply battles description. ans
srnsres those who hax. called uroS
her. The rich. poor. ssaitsd and hum
hie seek her advice on business
friends enemies, changes speculation
love affairs Journeys and All events q
life ~ you are melancholy. worried
or discouraged through unpleasant do
nestle conditions and financial AZ
fairs. consult Nina Hoffman parior,
Ttt Madison ". All matters are treat
81 IN confidence Hours 10 n. IN :,
q. m English and German spoken
frnina Mediam--greatsst life reader vii
give = synopsis ~ your life free. brins
I'D. tffsA Pike st. corner Minor. Cir
Gle Sunday nisht and healing. Eatisfac
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POULTRY
10 CHILDREN TO BOARD
"a LOST AND FOUND

Wanted Children 20 board ana csre foe
Across street from school Address
sJtl csi,feInls AZ ssei,ls wssh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08

business man ~ good Wash
inEtpn coast town, near Seattle, WANT
"a meet lady not over 80. with no chii
dfen object matfimony. Address
Rsfga. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-08
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