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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-19

For Sale. Strictly modern house,
big snap for cash, or will trade for
western land. 1t will pay you to look
this up. Apply at this office.
Wanted. Employment at carpen-
ter work.-C. f. Benson, phone 3S8
blue.
John Roche was a business visitor
in Sioux Falls today.
j. c. Uckley of Ramona was a
business visitor in Madison today.
Supt. May was a Homecoming pas
senger by the north train this morn
ing.
w. w. Wedgewood was an arrival
by the north train this morning, re-
turning from points in Montana.
Miss Mary Walden, teacher in the
st. Paul schools was a morning ar
rival to spend the summer with
home folk.
The city assessor of Howard has
completed the work of taking the
census of hat place and enumerates
a population of 1,16S, a gain of LAP
over five years ago.
City Assessor Burnett is still add
ing to the count of population of
Madison as he pursues the work of
listing taxable property. Total pop
ulation listed up to last evening was
1858, and the count is not yet com
plete.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Mrs.
James f. Stahl Of Madison, who came
to the city last week to attend the
Eastern Star meeting, and who has
since been a guest of Mrs. Dan Scott
has returned home. Mrs. Stahl was
one of the pioneer ladies of the city,
They located in Sioux Falls in April,
1878, and remained here until about
1884, when they went to Madison
and have since made that city their
home.
Mrs. l.. S. F~rudenfeld of Tacoma
Wash, who has been a guest at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. II. III. Fruden.
field, departed this morning for Siou,
Falls, en- route to her home.
M. Mccullough of Evanston, Ill.
was a morning arrival to join hi:
wife, who is a guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rowland, Egar
avenue and Eighth street. Mrs. Nc
Cullough and Miss Erma Rowland
were former classmates.
The summer school, in session a
the State Normal building includes
an enrolment of rs, comprising
teachers from various portions of thu
!, state. 1t is expected the enrollmen
will be considerably increased since
the schools of the state have CLOSED
and the teachers have time to shap'
their affairs to permit of absenc'
from their homes. The Lake count,
teachers institute, beginning Monda.
morning, will be held in connection
with the summer school, continuing
all next week.
Mrs. A. e. Beaumont, who ha
been conducting teachers institut
for Turner county at Parker, return
ed home this afternoon. Mrs. K. w
= Beaumont, mother of Mr.. Beaumont
also arrived from O~cheyedan, Ia, [
spend the summe with the family
l.. S. Martin today received a lei
/ ter from M. G. Carlisle, president O
the Brookings Commercial club, wei
e coming the Lake county farmers au
t tomobile party which will visit Stat
college at that place next Tuesday
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-19
SPECIALS FOR CARNIVAL WEEK.

One lot children's oxfords, So to
IL. Regular price $1.60, now $f.15.
One lot children's exfords, Sh to
IL. Regular price $1.75, now $1.25.
One lot misses patent 2 strap
pumps, 111a to ?. Regular price
$500, now Sf.35.
One lot misses patent cloth top
oXfords, liz to 2. Regular price
$500, now $1.35.
One lot growing girls patent cloth
top oXfords, 21a to 5. Regular price
$2.25, now $1.55.
For cash only.
Nick Bjornstad.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-19

conditions the grain never fails to
give a good yield and that the natives
depend upon it for their s~ustenance.
He believes that prose- will become
one of the staple crops of South Da-
kota as soo as the seed can be gem
orally distributed over the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-19
~Hrnry-srx FOE IS CENTS.

DR.. Kings New Life Pills are now
supplied in well corked glass bottles,
containing SO sugar coated white pills,
for rs cents. One pill with a glass OF
water before retiring as an average
dose. Easy and pleasant to take. Eff
fective and positive in results. Cheap
and economical to use. Get g bottle
today. take a dose tonight-your con-
~stipation will be relieved in the morn
ing. SO for Csc, at all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-19

Mr.. Carlisle stated that members of
the Commercial club would meet the
automobile procession at Lake Camp
bell and escort it into Brookings.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-19
A Mistake Made by Many.

When you suffer pains and aches by
day and sleep disturbing bladder weak
ness by night. feel tired, nervous and
run down, the kidneys and bladder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

not Of a Jealous disposition, his for.
mer Girl friends do not Interest me.
10 there any way ! can break him
OF this without hurting his feel
ings7 RUTH.
All you do not caro- 10 hear
about the other girls. why not say
s07
How 10 break man OF some.
thing. or other. and not hurt his
feelings. is n question girls are
continually submitting 20 me. In
this. as In most other casen, the
man doubtless will be amused rath.
er than hurt. as soon aa he gets
the idea. Moreover. men really
like frankness. directness and hon.
esty. their own ways OF going Mt
things. much better than they do
the roundabout processes young
women so often employ TO gain
point.
A man il usually dlsgustsd AS
soon as he discovers that some girl
Is winding him around her finger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
GIRL JUMPS
FROM CAR TO
ESCAPE BOYS

Lying on a cot at the city hos.
pltRl, suffering from serious In.
juries received when she leaped
from an automobile on the Bothell
road. Sunday. Miss Myrtle Thomp.
son. is. OF Ellensburg. gave out n
statement to the police Monday.
declaring she was being forcibly
taken out OF the city and jumped
TO escape.
l.. ]. Barron. lei y. 18th st.
driver OF the machine. and Edward
Tracey. is. OF 5o03 35th ave. \. W.
and Lyle Tracey. sos Orcas st.
who were In tho rear seat with the
girl. are being held In tho city Jail
Edith Horton. is. OF iT23 Grand
ave. aud Mabel Rose. 10. OF 1903
Hugo st. the other girl occupants Of
the car. have been sent TO juvenile
headquarters.
They said that they. with the
Thompson girl. were standing at
Second and Madison Sunday even.
ing. awaiting a street car on their
way To church. when the boys came
along In the auto and asked them
TO 10 for a ride. One OF the boys
was known to the girls. They
went. The young men declare the
girl was playing in the back seat
and fell out
Miss Thompson. altho seriously
hurt. win In all probability live
She IL the daughter OF ID. W.
OF Ellensburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
OHIO PROCRESSIvES TO STICK,
JAMES A. GARFIELD DECL ARES
BY gibson GARDNER

MENTOR, Ohio, Aug. a.
"The republicans In ohio have
made II impossible for the
propresslves TO come back"
James r. Garfield so con-
Guided a long and careful re-
view OF the political situation
in Ohio.
And the same appears TO
be true as to the presidency"
ne added. "The so-ealled ma
tlonal leaders OF the republi-
can party--the men who took
the nomination for Taft at
Chicago four years aoo--are
evidently determined to follow
political course as unen-
llghtened as the one they
chose on that occasion. They
are still blindly reaetlonary.
They are planning the nom-
nation Of candidates whom no
progressive could. by any pos
slbility. support - men like
Root. Weeks or our Mr.. Bur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
ROUT
LADY H0LDUP

EVERETT. Aug. 2.--lts one thing
TO risk shot and shell. It's another
to face a fusillade OF pickles and
pickle Juice.
This. IL appears today. was the
way the lady highwayman OF Ever.
EFT figured when. Mt her command
to Clarence r. Wheeler. grocer. TO
deliver his cash. she was treated to
a pickle pitched by Wheeler's IL
year-old son. Frank.
The woman robber. dressed In
mems clothes and masked. lodged.
Wheeler thereupon Joined his son
at the pickle barrel. and the bonn
bardment that followed routed her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

al arm a college boy, home for
the vacation. I aN sort Of chubby
and am considered very cute. Last
evening took tho girl | dear.
" love out 20 the summer
home OF one OF our friends.
where there were number
OF other young folks we knew,
when We arrived there. on seeing
another boy. whom she knows, she
immediately went over 90 him and
began explaining my presence
with her. I was almost distracted
with embarrassment and grief.
Now, Miss Grey. what shall
dot Demand that my love be re.
elproested by this Girl, or shall
9lve her upf p. A. L.
A.--prop the girl like hot cakes.
and SO In search OF new maiden.
who can properly appreciate u real
cute article.
o.--please do not overlook this.
for " you do ! arm not positive
what Will happen. am a girl OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
p r. Q G r A n s

Liberty Ending Tuesday Night
"Kilmeny" Uenore Ulrich).
Clemmer Ending Saturday Night
Marrying Money" (Clara KIM
ball Young and Chester Barnett.
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
Panama Pacific Exposition pic
lures. Bold, Bad Boys" comedy.
Melbourne Ending Tuesday Night
The Governors Lady" edith
Wynne Mathison).
Mission Ending Tuesday Night
"Ebb Tide" tKathlyn Williams
and Wheeler oakman); THE Bat
tie of Elderbrush Gulch" GILLIAN
Gish, Mae Marsh and Henry Wal
thalD.
Alaska Ending Tuesday Night
"1he Fox Woman" (Teddy Samp-
son. Signe Auen and Elmer Clif-
tom.
Madison Ending Tuesday Night
The Quest" (Margarita Fischer
and Harry Pollard. THE High
Cost of Flirting" comedy.
Class A Ending Tuesday Night
Bound on the Wheel elsie
Jane Wilson and Lauren Clancy;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
AIHAM Ora

tGftr> |" otS
Hazel Dawn In featured In
"Clarissa." a five-part drama. adapt
cd from Ronald Mac Donaid's unique
story. Gamblers Advocate" IL is
n tale OF politics and love The
production includes a number OF
tensely dramatic scenes.
James kirkwood, whose last ap.
pearance on the screen was op-
posite Mary Pickford in behind
the Scenes" enacts the role OF Gam.
bier. These two sterling leads are
supported by such stars as Fuller
Mellsh. Robert Frederick and Mnude
.O'Dell Hazel Dawn will be remem-
bcred for her past two successes.
One OF Our Girls" and "Niobe. +"
both Of which were semicomedies
"Clarissa" IL ideally adapted 10 Miss
Dawn. and presents this pretty star
In an entirely new role.
MELBOURNE
Miss Edith wynne Mathison.
who made such a hit In Every
woman" on the legitimate stage.
wins her audience NO completely
in The Governors Lady" that
there In no question OF her future
in the movies.
II is the first photoplay In which
Miss Mathison has appeared II Ia
an American play. In which typ
ically American girl OF small VII.
lage fights shy Of the decollete at.
mosphere OF society life. Into which
her husbands rise throws her.
Gradually this shyness loses her
husbands loyalty to her. but In the
end. on the night Of his election as
governor. he returns 10 her with
the knowledge that her very sim
plicity Ia the strength OF her.
cLeMMgR
Hundreds OF admirers OF Clara
Kimball Young. who formerly
played stock in Seattle. saw her
Sunday in the delightful comedy.
drama. Marrying Money. which
began a weeks engagement at the
Clemmer
She plays the role OF Mildred
Niles. who has a socially ambitious
mother. Along comes a count who
wishes to marry her for her money.
He. however. has nothing but his
title. Exit Mr.. Count.
Then comes Ted Vanderveer,
who has few hundred dollars.
Mildred's mother. under the i'm.
preston that he has coolies OF coin.
urges the young lady 10 marry Ted.
Papa Niles meets with reverses
In Wall at and the girls mother is
Goubly anxious TO marry Mildred
off. The two young people are
married. They find that neither
has any cash. But they are still
more surprised when Ted suddenly
becomes rich thru an entirely I'M
expected legacy.
COLONIAL
The official Panama-Pacific ex-
position pictures. showing step by
step the progress OF building the
great fair. opened a weeks en-.
gagement at the Colonial Sunday.
From the turning OF the first
spadeful OF earth by ex-President
Taft to the driving OF the last nail.
every important detail is outlined.
Interior views OF the larger
buildings and OF the magnificent
grounds are shown.
Views OF the city before and aft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
TAKEN IN
At the kIRMESS

The voting contest at the kir-
mess brought In more cash than
the seat sale. The Oriental dane
ers on the Kirmess program fin
ished favorites. with 29.lsS votes.
Box office receipts were S6.56I.
The voting contest brought sT,44l;
a total OF s14.00s. Expenses were
not over $4,000. The children's Or
thopedlc hospital Is to get the bal
ance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
new SYNAGOGUE
IS DEDICATED

Impressive ceremonies marked
the dedication Of the new synagogue
OF the Bikur Cholum congregation
Sunday.
The new edificc represents an In
vestment of 100000. and Is mod
eled after the temple OF ancient
Jerusalem. Speeches dwelling on
Jewish civilization and national
patriotism were made by Herman
Kessler. president OF the synagogue.
Nathan Eckstein. A. Rosenthal. Abe
Spring. Max Kadushin. n. Genss,
Mrs. ]. III. Shucklin and NJ. Rabino-
witt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
ton Of Ohio; and they are plan
Ming platforms which are az re-
dictionary as their candidates.

dictionary as their candidates.
Il am therefore hoping and ex.
pecting to see the nomination by
the progressives OF some good.
strong man for governor here in
Ohio. and OF man like Roosevelt
or Gov. Johnson OF California for
president
1T is futile TO talk OF going back
to party whose governing spirits
are VIM. Barnes OF New York,
Boies Penrose OF Pennsylvania and
Winthrop Murray Crane of Massa-
chusetts. 1t is equally futile to talk
OF supporting such nominees as
Elihu Root, John w. Weeks.
Charles w. Fairbanks or Theodore
f. Burton.
These men are without even
suggestions OF progressive lean
ings, and there is not even a hint
OF the possibility that the old
guard might be willing TO com.
promise on some candidate less
reactionary than those named"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

] sent him a note asking him TO
explain. but received no answer.
Please tell mo how TO regain hls
friendship. We are both ~.
WORRIED.
A.--As long aH you fid nothing
TO offend your friend. and have
asked for an explanation. there In
nothing moro you can do.
o.-how can I dye q panama
hat. and what color shall I user
GRACE.
A.-When hats are dyed they
should also be blocked IN order
that they may not shrink or lose
their shape The work can be done
successfully only by a professional.
al have been going with
young man six months. and think
very we'll OF him. he seems 20
care for me. but when we are TO.
gether no talks continually Of Girls
he used TO 90 with. While I am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
COMPLETE new LINE

The last spike In TO be driven
Tuesday completing the Milwaukee
extension to Willapa harbor. The
line Is Sc miles long. from May
town to Raymond, and opens up a
big area OF rich timberland and
ranch country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

ton In Seattle and late war pic.
lures are displayed in news pic
torial.
MISSION
sellgs "Ebb Tide" a three.reel
dramatic love story. In which kath-
lyn Williams. Wheeler Oakman.
Martha Boucher and Harry Ions.
dale are featured, Is the headliner
at the Mission until Tuesday night.
The story deals with the rising
tide OF love In the hearts OF four
people. two OF them husband and
wife. and the dramatic events that
transpirc.
II is big and rather awkward
theme. but the touches OF the mas.
ter hand OF Director Colin Camp
bell are shown in every scene.
CLASS A
The Gertzes and their daughter.
Cora. live happily together In a
tenement room. while Just below
live the Coulahans and their son.
Tom. Tom loves Cora and the two
are married. Toms father soon
after dies from the effects OF drink
and Tom shows signs of following
In his fathers footsteps. A friend
OF Cora's supplies her With money
to keep the wolf from the door.
One doy while Cora is out. Tom
drinks poison by mistake and Cora
marrles her friend. That is brief
synopsis OF Bound on the Wheel. .
the feature nj the Glass A until
Tuesday night. The Ruse." two.
reel drama. with VIM. $. Hart. is
also on the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
TAKE SUNDAY TRIP

Several hundred members OF the
Seattle yacht club enjoyed n cruise
10 Venice. the summer home OF the
club, Sunday. Nine yachts and
two steamers carried the excur'
elonists. Lunches we're spread on
the grass at Venice. and in the aft.
ernoon a program Of sports was en-
joyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
Beware, AUT0ISTS!
M'MAHON'S ON JOB

Thomas Byron MscMahon went
on the police court bench Monday
morning. and will dole out Justice
for month while Judge Gordon
fishes and hunts In the mountains,
terrifying himself against the
trials OF the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
ITALY HAS $1,000 PRISONERS

ROME, AUG. Z.-Austrian prison-
ers confined In the interior OF Italy
now total 1900. the war office an
nounced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

Night" two-part drama; When
Her Idol Fell" comedy.
We College Ending Tuesday
The Closing Chapter" three
part drama; From the Shadows"
drama; "A Duel at Dawn" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

o.-Whst will take grease spots
wheel sreasel from bottom OF
trousersf
How can ! roast a small roast
OF beef, about tbs.. so that u will be
tender. rare and luleyf Get the
good cuts OF meat. Thanking you.
A READER.
A-Remove the spots from the
trousers with bcnrinc. gasoline or
ether. You may have 10 sponge
several times before the spots dis.
appear.
To cook roast OF beef so that
II Will be tender. rare and juicy:
Wipe. put on rack 10 dripping
pan. skin side down. rub over With
salt. and drcdge meat and pan with
flour. Place In hot oven. that the
surface may be quickly scared,
thus preventing escape OF inner
juices. After flour In pan IL brown.
ed. reduce heat. aud haste with fat.
which has tried out: II meat Is
quite lean. II may be- necessary 10
put trimmings OF fat In pan. Basic
every ten minutes. II this rule In
followed. meat will ha found NOR.
juicy. When meat In about half
done. turn II over and dredge with
flour. that skin side may be upper.
most for final browning.
II there IL danger OF -four burn.
Ing In pan. add a small quantity OF
water. this. however. IA not deslr.
able. and seldom need be done II
size OF pan Is adapted 90 sire OF
roast. Beef. TO be well roasted.
should be started in hot oven and
heat decreased. so that when cary.
ed the slices will be red turnout.
with a crisp layer OF golden brown
fat on the top.
Beef roasted when temperature
Ia so high that surface IL hardened
before heat can penetrate TO tho
center is most unsatisfactory.
Sirioln rib roasts may have the
bones removed. and be rolled.
skewered. aud tied In shape.
OWN you please tell me
where there 10 a Protestant lep-
rosy colony. to which ! can devote
my lIfe7 N II 10 In Chin. u doesn't
matter. n. N.
A.-Ths United States marine
hospital. Washington. has charge
OF all cases OF ieprosy In this coun.
try. as well az Of the employees re-
quired 10 nurse them. so II would
not be easy TO find place TO work
with lepers. no matter what sacri-
flee OF self one has decided TO
make.
There are n great many things 10
which one may devote ones life.
much nearer home than China
Sometimes these things are very
close at hand. perhaps even In
ones own family. II II always
worth while 10 look around and
discover the nearest duty when
despair drives one to becomes
living sacrifice.
al have a boy friend whom I
love very dearly. He has taken
me home from many church par.
ties. etc. He 10 good Christian
young man and am also a
Christian. Lately, however. he has
Ignored me thru no fault Of mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Aug 2-Fascinaung Pauline has
$ VERY ANGRY wit heri
He writes; 81 didn't want you to git marId told you
going 90 rrush now"
Pauline has apooged and hopes the box candy him
wil molify her youthful admrcr
Mas Bush
tho Players here direct
New York.
very angry" too Pauline has
been OF tho popular Girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

= =. 3. Kennedy and Tourist
Colman Dock $3.50. 500.
~ :. m: 1:50. 400: $50 D. IN.
Visitors Welcome Daily
FARE, SOC ROUND TRIP
Children. 5 70 ~. Csc.
see hsis 3Iof. or Information.
Mails 3DD3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02
PHOTO PLAYS

er the great fire. and Art Smith.
the aviator. In daring flights at
night with an illuminated aero.
plane. are shown
LIBERTY
Lenore Ulrich. star OF The BIRD
OF Paradise" made her Seattl.
screen debut Sunday at the Liberty
In "Kilmeny." the fascinating story
OF The Gypsy Trail"
Doris Calhoun Is kidnapped by
gypsies. She grows up 10 be beau.
tifui and Is called "Kilmeny" by
the gypsies. Barouche. brutal
fellow. loves her. Hating him. XII.
meny slips off into the woods,
where she meets Lord Leighton.
lie induces her to 10 home with
him. There she meets Bob Mere
dith.
The latter falls in love with her.
but her evident affection for Lord
Leighton. who. by the way, is mar.
ried. nearly breaks up the happy
home.
She goes back 10 the gypsies
and In I'm the act OF marrying Ba.
rouche. when her father. who has
been summoned by a friend. ar.
rives and saves her.
ALASKA
A sad attempt 10 vampirize an
ancient, morbid Japanese tradition.
depicted In beautiful scenes de-
serving OF n better motive. yet
worth seeing. after all--that is
The Fox Woman" being shown
the first three days this week at
the Alaska theatre.
You'll like the comedy in which
Miss Fay Tinchcr. Elmer Booth. and
Max Davidson appear. particularly
II you happen 10 be married.
Harry Thaw. the Shrine conven.
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The Ruse" (Wm. s. Hart In the
lead; Mrs. Ed stoudt at the piano.
RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home Ending Tuesday
The New Exploits OF Elaine"
No. is. two parts: The Opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

al have a boy friend whom |
love very dearly. He has taken
me home from many church par.
ties. etc. He 10 . good Christian
young man and ! am also a
Christian. Lately. however. he has
Ignored me thru no fault Of mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

o.--What does "the snaeius"
meant 8. T.
A bell rung rs call To re-
cite the prayer known as The An
gelus." n devotion commemorative
the annunciation.
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10 and have a sister two years my
senior. One night we all went TO
picture show and they treated
me In shameful way.
A few days later my cousin came
over and asked II We couldn't 90
TO the show with him. was sat.
lsfled, but wanted them 20 promise
not to treat me In the same man
ner they did the other day. Ny
sister would not promise, and I
would not 90. Ny cousin had the
tickets bought when he came over
In the evening and found a whole
mlsup here.
He begged me 20 90, and I told
him the reason. he and my sister
went, and | stayed home, and on
their way home he told her that
should never speak 10 him again.
My alster told me, and I, OF course,
did as he wished me TO. Now he
talks about II with my parents. and
they all blame me. VIII you please
tell who 10 RIGHT In thisi would
give all own N ! would find
reply. popE.
A-You haven't defined what
you consider being treated In a
shameful way. and upon that de.
Ponds entirely who Ia 10 blame. Al
any rate. nothing In worth so much
hard feelings 10 a family. When.
ever a number OF persons find
themselves IN such a "mlxup." II Is
time for every one OF them 10 for
get the past and TO begin all over
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-02

ton In Seattle and late war pic.
lures are displayed in news pic
torial