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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

Naor Spriter MODES, tar SoIfcnc
Oct aierne lom Seln pua %enifob
Bent inleIlcnn, % DC Soler, iom pcrIca
pcO iaaoannc %cili0bc0er, lnie$ nlco
Spnlerfiombco. Nicn man ifnl BOG
tc Jig bel ior at lr1gc Tor mlegct /
Sen SlngS nificicle Grb.
Gen 25oc Sftobcr 1910 par Sci.
Ter NiIhclm mc0 %aciierirOen o. i'm
Gottcr / Nrp@icI "a Den oiiicieae
tpifc @erctning uotoIte:
Ser Subel Ser @cpolferuna lit
iiberraIheno herSIid."
&eo Mdoagen poa Slottct uotaltc
Song @lbcrt:
Sire, set bcIAiifc 6olf oil / bel
@rob pioc at prroiUttc ocn pcnifube-
Iigc Sntcrcaic, ion &c pier oct.
Get Ter % oct hilicr / Ceres Maie-
itut Ell lige iaa Yi~otitleuoc iont op-
Init Wonorf, ser GIimrcnbe hur Tor.
itooet at irenule lit Snu0a itruolcnoc
llouiflina pna Ollie DC mennelfelioc
&~irfiombcbs Setter. Nit Solf on.
tier life millorc oprl1tlg emo icg, at
oct ~beitaaenbe ~tllioSfuloe Sorholo
mcacm oc 10 Ncriferruic mna itprfe
Sc 10 NotionerS %cnifnb.
Npuo argoar mig, ION ueo Slrgt-
fob on Ncngipcuhco cr fltpttet til
SereS Maieltpt, ian flcnoer leg bel
@proien al Ceres 6eIclicr ior Sron-
ningcn o. mig"
Nertil ipurebe Seller @iIheIm:
Gen itrollen0c Mootdgelle. ionl
1ere5 WaieitUter o9 Oct bclgi'tc
,Splf mar bereot oS / berme Dcrligc
NopeoitoN, bar rorl oS opbt o. bar
paft Observation-Disclosures, Ger er
iau ne0ct rler Ieucnoe lpn III / ben-
ne Muotaaelie Ter et Eant paa eel
nrrc SCREENING. life bare mcIlcn
pore Nuie. men o9ida mellem pore
Rolf. 6uIo al penifabelig Spmpati
bar lea - OF belle SpitIano nlI8i
% benlerfet Den beloi9e Srcnlsana
lon bct utrGttclig %pirflcntnlc helgl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

ito Solt bar bopt pao uue NonoeIena
% Sliouitriens Setter og bois aro.
nina ri bar funnel billie / Bette Mars
ilin1renbc % pellptfeoe @erocnSlto.
ltilling.
Wnntte sc Sorbiroelier fuloe al
Sidio OF 600 N%obooono, bporom
netop SorbonoIinger meucm pore
9tegieringer toni 8rGnIeregltlerin.
gernc / aongo) hor bragt &ioncs.
buro, ltabig bIir inoerIigere."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

ddbnet nleo Bon

@oIcun, 81, Sen lite Noi: Gen
me Vorgcrmeiter / NarrelL Mr5.
u. u. Garfield, pruiiOcrcoe ioag Tor
ior 'erltc Sang pes &urnooet$ Me-
&c.
WtsOct on6neoe8 mco Ben al Ell
Brett, % Nor9ermeitcrifen meobeIte,
al nlle Ms6er / @nrlooet bcreiter
uil bli oobncoc me0 Bon.
Snroo6et iorfolteoe Mrs. Gan-
ficl0S iamtlige llbnUonelier paa TO
llpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Smaapiuf.

- @ortncr y ! SumonOa
'nlbtc Sirs0oQ 70 2-nr.
2lQcrt 81 YlriU rciitc (ir@
NnR til Caledonia, Niim
Mortiu @oIoum bar bcnnc
lllc pUrct / Chicago / 6orretujnlcr
Gus. Selrcs Vnapcbnlniu1 /
N%iQbIono (onni1ip uc0brruotc
/ ScuooQ5 N}orQc=.
Mrs. z s. %ntfcu Iamt
@ona o. Clara @offtu rciilc Cu@.
NnR til M|imcapoli9.
N}ii2 2lma Ncrum ira
NoIncn @i@.. bar prrct her poo
ct @cioa hos z : Gales.
Mr. "a Mrs. Gle Nomrc /
M}noiIou (ownihip Qior0c iioit1
llle en- (ur til S|touahtou. Ni@
Mrs. g I Goaie ira Niolc.
nan reiitc her ON 2olcn til 1o@ic
mour. So't., GoroNo, ior at boiuttl
in.
AIRS Eaitor g. Sccbm,
n.orNc nulil en- 1r til Barrett.
&iiun, 'or at bcielc II. "a N}r@.
ScchmIs.
Mrs. Norro Nonion ca Scn
Op.g
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
uopioelie at Sanopoiten

Mulhington, 2oen Wtai: Voiine.
tier @urleion meooclcr, at 2onopoit.
tiencitcn citcr ben lite >iltIi bill bIi
uopioct, ian antoact al Eerioncr,
ipm ionr iig lin EoIt irit tiiienbt i
%anooi'trlttcrne pil BIZ iorsget meo
oper 100000.
Qcttc nil opnooes 6clui$ peo Ell
Cmor0nlng al Eoitruterne % Oel-
Ms REQ Den al aonarcsicn olttoriic-
rcOe GnpcnoeIic al @ultomobiler iom
FoitnoAne / niSic 9cle al 2anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

@nic POL "lenmct ia
Samoii llnincriitet ipilebe mto
9uthcr College "Seomct her /
@rcn / Grcooas ~ punnt
dc 9 NoIituN, tom iioli1crc
Booze / Moniion (omuihip NcNe
SuooQ / Srccport "a tIco ptlrdpci
ira Nlooiion airfc Cn$Nol.
Nr. oa Mrs. @iIbcrt Seen
ira 0}imcopoIiS bciolcr ocnuc llNe
Mrs. SIS Setter, Mrs wH't
@rinno / @lcnpooo (owuibiv
Mrs. Voitor ~ Carton lunt
2rnncn @uitap "a 2oticrcu Gither
rciitc Gn@NaQ til MoNiiou &ia
hpor Sc hercitcr oil boirttc ~.
Gcocr Ruo mNeraif en- Cpe
ration poo Noipitnlct / "a crosse
iioitc llac. Scnucu Ncurn rcjitc
2mooa Ocrhcu Ter at io til 1om
Mrs. Mm Guocriou ira
Icpil2 yafe. u lof mar mia be
rat line Soitrt Mrs EuIln Nau
Jon ca lIii2 Nell Gohju / C@llun
Ghrutinu @itn ira CutIoof
Soit Canada. font ior uolIc Sage
iiOcn hcruco pod en- Niitt Dos i'm
; I'm CIrrrr On ou0rt SIUdtninder
noe uto >ocuit
Mrs ~ : RobcrtS "a IN
Barn lem mar tilbroQt Nluteren hcr
hos N}r. al Mrs. GoporO Nmbli
ol ouorc SlGQtniulcr, rcjlic fir%
ool h,1alc til ScottIc.
NIr "a Nir2. smut @iere
uco 10 Barn ira GIdu0rcou 2. Z,
tom lloitc llAc BERTH lor al opcrUTrc
N}r wlcrc'a NioOcr3 NcNropcIlc /
Nilhluu0uiuc. SC rciitc tllbolc
N}onooQ.
Clans q &oIbcnN bor be
luuot lloQropulnQ ior @runhnurcn
til Ell I'M Garage NnQuiul. ioni ban
oil boldc poo Eitiiocn al BEN bonn
tilhorcnoc 6omoru NpQuin9 poo
N}din street.
q = Rendition. Nicicriit 90
Hcitnrcr ior See Gopc GNomcrn,
bar ouilnoct en- mcQct iin0ria o8
%prattilf Butter Got Gonputcr".
iom ban uttop bar luoct "Goun
pdu.
Get uorifc Sclfob oil ionl
icirc ncn t7oc Ntoi mco en-
5cit ior inc McNIcnmrcr ON Mite
ncn. Ger nil bIi boI0t (oIc Tor
al 9topofnt :. 81 9}cIion "a
.%urcn" nil iunQe.
Nir@. &ohu Ghompion / Burr
Cof hnr iollt i'm Gicuoom hcrltc0@
til Sen tuitc McniQbco. ion MI bru
lc ocu til (rcitclourO "a icncrc o.
ioo uil cpiorc en- 8irtc ser. Alrbe
immcu var So, zoe.
V%roicaior " $. :. Cou ira
Goncor0ia Seminar / St. %oui2
nil (oraonl9 @litcn Sen 13oc Mai
loloc Iorcordg { SuuoNcfirfcn I'M
Ser Slrthcr Guuruc Slm0au N@
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
clrbeieerforer
>cmt for ,1lore

Srinioao. Colorado, Sen loe Wfai;
Nrbcioeriorcrcn Scbu ~. Soipion
blep iQoor ocmt Ill Stroiarbcioc poa
@ip3tio, san uor blepct inloet
itulbiG / Moro / isrite 0rao | 6or'
biuNcIic mco GcputpiberliI Sohn
9flmmo@ Sco. Ninimo blep orGbf I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
pr0liotntpal6
/ renc5uela.

sra Caracas, &~encjueIo, tcIe9ra.
'crc9 oen 30ie Niol:
General &l0u &lncentc @ontcj
bIcp iool Al oen rationale aonJrc@
ulco GuitemmiQhco poIQt til Nrrii.
ocnt al Ncuciucla nor Gcrmjncn
1913 1922.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

bar lat paa Marfebet 4ll=
wv timber Ncres 9ano / epre
V!N- gSisconiin, 9artb, Der ilGr
er itiffet for alminbelig
Sarmin9 ug Serelbrue, % ium finn
for pirfsligc Settlere CT tilial9s til
lape HriIer % pan lette Silfaar.
Op9ip Intal gcres BnIfes. Strip
efter Spg SEQ. SO om @iscunlin,
Silifriu: w. II. KILLEN,
Land Commissioner 500 LINE,
First National Bank Building,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
>iHalaS. Yaaorunb al Tlntz

y S*V"6VH7 FUWyNHFFV Vt OtTF
- ming til Norge nil ieg iGlgc min 6ornr,
400 9cres. Erio S31.25 pr. Acrs, paa lette
9ibetaIiroSpiltoor. Sorltetlu5ieS 6pebelaub.
ceiter % Maifiueri oelao tiliules. 5 Mil
ira ambroie os 0olson. s uorlt Excitement.
nor SpIpSniu9er ~tilitriu Sdrs Slpn9tao,
4rlbroie, e. Sotota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

Nce bar tiliales 9obt 9anb mso Ger
ioro % beporet meo itor not ,6oro=
~ wooo", 9Sbite % Norpap (ire til at
bru0eS iom Number, lamt o9laa bprfet %
uoprtet earo belie9eube ira ! til 4 Wfil ira
@p, befUsmt til Ssleiontieneite og eobs Sfos
Ter, bpiltet yono ie9 fan lGl9c Tor ira S10.0 90
til $25. 90 pr. scre.
Sonoet CT bclioseube meaem Nortbern
Baciiic % Grsat Northeru Sanernes Spor,
Der tim CT otte Neil ira buerauore, % sooe
Mdrfeoer er alto itret.
J. [. B0THNE, Wilkinson, MINI,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

SiialNS. - Gn Seftiun (640
Acres) eobt FrGrieIoto. noprfet men
iubbesnst 90 Dill ira @ouutpiGce p9 3is
piiion S%eabquarters Is. VI. & Ct. 7. I'm.
Mainline / Spb Sutota. 6enuercelie III
9. q. 6augau, State Sauf OF @bicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
0omtamt nm on pnifer at ielee

~ ,Sarm eler onoeu Gienbom, bpilteuioms
BELT Sla9s, bporiombellt, for Sontont.
SiIltrip oS. ri brinssr Siebere % SGlsere
iomn,en uben 6enipn til gfitonb. 6isbere
aupiies irit. Gtobleret 1893. Aortbweitern
SuiiuelS a9ercp, Wiuneopolis, Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
SiNaIas.-Speoe= % Sreatur=

- Surme / 9Siliams Gountp, NO. Cat,
til lane Griisr % pdd Iette getiu9eIier.
Sfauoiuapiit Excitement meo lutberite sir=
fer. Strip til oS for glitter % Boo. NE
6liutod & Suliu. Sio9o. NORTH 1atota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
WD Wew Wort
Tarut Bulletin

mco 1 300 Sormr tilial9s. I~robuftipe, pel
panoeoe, eobt beli99enoe, meo sooe Sp9z
SO - S25 pr. Ncre. paa Iette
Noresier paa Stanoinauer fra
iom flebte Sarme / N. y, iamt
SplpSnin9er 9ipes.
J. n
Scan. Ass. Dept. Agric., Albany, MY.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

tC 90 oa mere | eaGIia 5ortisusite aorauterss
POs satrisT for intport,rrSs giatssr Of aria.
9aat, eanefabsr patripiiHs % rslieisie
luatn Aenfo. N CIR prp,. 49,
So< fleasant Ave, ST. Paul. Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

<iHnlNe.-Gn GOD 160 Mcres
- Harm | Renplle Gountu, AZ Mil ira
Mobau. U. J. Nlt uuoer SurtninQ. nteb
Barn, @rauerp % COB Srono. gouost
sr eoot % liS9er i Ell norlf ltobolae. Gris
81 900. shr, :. Y. 6oroal, N}obai. q. Z.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-19
COMPLAINT BROUGHT AGAINST IA C0BR|zA
 z
Two Stockholders Ask That Receiver be Appointed for Big Mining'
 Company in Sonora

Alleging that the La CobriZa Mining company of Nogales has transferred it's assets to another corporation, and that it's liabilities exceed its assets, two stockholders of the company yesterday filed formal complaint with the cor poration commission asking that the company be reported to the attorney general and that receiver be appoint ed for the company Order to answer or satisfy the complaint within ten days has been sent to the company by
 the commission.
 The compliments, Christine Simanel Of Chicago and Thomas Cussen of
 Phoenix, claim that the corporation commission has never issued d permit
 to the company. to do business in .Ari-
 zona, and that all the assets have been transferred to the La CobriZa Mining company of Mexico The complaint further states that the liabilities of the company exceed it's assets and asks that the attorney general take action
 leading to a receivership, and the wind ing up of the affairs and business of the company.
 The La CobriZa company owns eX- tensive interests at NOria, Sonora, which, until the recent troubles were being operated. It is backed by the
 English fInancIers, Messrs Cook, Ent : whistle and Bentley complaint against the company similar to that filed yesterday with the state commits
 sion was brought in the federal court at Tucson recently, and was denied by
 Judge Sawtelle. who ordered the com plainants to pay the costs.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-19
WHERE THE TRAIL DIVIDES
 AT THE ARIZONA TODAY
Exceptionally Pleasing Five Reel Off,
 ering Is Announced

Beginning today and continuing Theater, Adams and First streets, pre- sents Where The Trail Divdes,' in five reels and 250 scenes, conceded to be one of the most remarkable photo dramas ever produced by the Laskey studios and released as a Paramount feature. Robert EdesOn. than whom on the legitimate stage there is no more realistic actor, is cast in the leading role of the wonderful drama which presents the solution of d difficult SO ciaI problem and demonstrates that the potent power of love erases all racial difficulties.
 The story has to do with the adoption of How a little Indian boy, by Col. Lander, who later also adopts Little Bessie Rowland. The boy and girl grow up together, each receives d good education and later become engaged to marry. Craig. a nephew of Col; Lan ders objects tc the attention of How" and pursues Bessie even after her mar riage to How" He induces her to leave How who later discovers oil on property he had given to his bride. After many difficulties, How" and Bessie are reunited
 This is but a meager description of the story that develops so rapidly that interest cannot lag. It will be shown but the three days. Manager Harry Mace is congratulating himself upon having secured this exceptional offer ing
Arizona republican., 1915-01-19
MANY GAINS SHOWN
 oN INSPECTION TRIP

County Superintendent of Schools Higgins returned Sunday from d trip of inspection to the Kyrene, Lehigh. Higley, Alma and Tyler school dis tricts The superintendent was ab- sent from the city the greater part of last week, and reports having a very profitable trip.
 In the Kyrene district he found the condition of the one-room school houses unusually gratifying. At one of these schoolhouses there were nineteen new pupils started in school an unusual number for this time of year, and the reason is advanced that this is a rich cotton country and this industry tends to draw new families to the district
 The industrial conditions through out the districts visited were better than ordinary, in spite of the recent floods. The land has been improved by the deposit Of silt brought down bv the water, and everywhere teams and men are busy putting in new crops.
 Mir Higgins intended to visit in the Glendale district this week. but be- ing interested in the legislation having to do with the county schools now coming up before the legislature he intends remaining here until this is finished.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-19
ROBINSON |S
 NEW SECRETARY
City Recorder of Prescott Chosen Permanent Secre- tary of Arizona Chapter of American Mining Con- SreSS

John H. Robinson of Prescott was elected permanent secretary of the Arizona Chapter of the American Mining Congress yesterdaH afternoon, and will enter upon his new duties this week. Johnny" who was in formed of his election by telephone, promptly accepted. and has tendered his resignation as city recorder of the Mile High municipality, to take effect at once.
 A general discussion of business conditions in Arizona and their ef- feet on the mining industry was held at the meeting of the legislative com mittee of the chapter, which met yes terday morning at the Adams hotel to discuss proposed laws and formulate a plan of action. The meeting was largely attended, and members were enthusiastically in favor of measures proposed to foster the development Of the resources of the state.
 Another meeting of the committee has been set for this morning at 3 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-19
NOT RECOGNIZED

What excuse did he give for shoot ing at you?'
 The flimsiest ever. Said he thought 1 was dear when everybody in this knows I'm d bull moose. Louisville Courier Journal
Arizona republican., 1915-01-19

Hire little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
GOVERNOR MAY
join FIRE BAND
SPECIAL TO FAIR

Fire Chief stetson has invited
Gov. Lister to accompany the Sc.
attic Fire Department band TO the
San Francisco fair on It's special
train and to accept the band as his
personal escort at the Washington
day celebration, October l. The
band special train pulls out OF Sc
attic September %.
The band Is to participate in the
annual convention Of the Pacific
Coast Fire Chiefs. "a scheduled to
play at the exposition. and take
active part In both the Washington
day and Seattle day celebrations.
A low round-trip faro has been
secured. There will be band con
certs and entertainment galore en-
route to the fair cities. Inquiries
should be made OF Chief Stetson or
the O-W. X. G. n. ticket office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
A Sure Way to
End Dandruff

There is one sure way that has
never failed TO remove dandruff at
once. and that f. to dissolve II. then
you destroy II entirely. To do this.
Just get about four ounces OF plain.
common liquid arvon from any drug
store tthis Is all you viii need. APP
ply n al night when retiring; use
enough TO moistcn the scalp and rub
II In gently with tho finger tips.
by morning most. " not all. Of
your dandruff viii be gone. and three
or four more applications will com
pletclv dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF IL. no
matter how much dsndruff you may
have.
You will find all itching and dig
ging OF tho scalp Will stop instantly,
and your hair viii be fluffy. iustrous,
glossy, silky and soft. and look and
feel hundred times better.-Adver-
tisemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16

OWN you kindly tell me "
a man Is single after a woman de-
serts him for eight years and he has
not heard from her sInce7 Is he
free to marry asaln7 A READER.
A.-When a person disappears
and has not been seen or heard OF
for seven years. altho effort has
been made to find him. he is con-
sldered legally dead. However, be-
fore you marry again, ! advise you
to go to an attorney and state
your case. to make sure you are
free to remarry without going thru
the usual divorce proceedings.
O.-I am a woman % years old.
over a year ago, I started to cor
respond with a young man, 20. thru
a good friend OF mine, more In Jest
than anything else; but as his let.
ters continued to come. and as
answered them, we finally ex-
changed photos, and our friend
ship Immediately became strong
and serious.
In his last letter he declared his
love for me and intends making his
first visit TO Seattle to see me. l
have promised 10 be his wife on
the one condition, that ! cared for
him as much as ! do now when we
met personally.
| understand from friends he Is
we'll educated. and all that a girl
would expect In the man she
chooses for her husband. would
certainly regret to lose his friend
ship now, thru which believe |
have found my first great hsppl.
ness.
After seriously thinking the mat
ter all over, have been wondering
N have made a mistake In carry
ina this affair so far; but assure
you II has all been on an honor.
able basis.
VIII you advise me " have
done right. and. In particular, " II
would be wrong TO ask him TO stay
overnight at our home while In the
city. as he will be stranger, or
let him get room at some hotel7
Thanking you In advance for
your kind assistance and assuring
you OF my appreciation, am. SIN
cerely, L. s.
Whether you and this young
man have made a mistake or not
remains to be found out when you
meet and become personally &C.
quainted You we're wise TO prom
ise to marry him oEy In case your
love is mutual at that time.
II the members OF your family,
including yourself. are impressed
with the young mans appearance,
II would he perfectly all right for
him to remain at your home. pro-
vided the invitation is extended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
nARRY'LL HUNTING
GO WITH BUFFALO
BILL AND teddy R.

Buffalo plll Cody. tho scout and
circus man. according to Mrs. Mary
Jester Allen. his niece. Ia coming TO
Seattle TO live this winter, and will
build home at LoyM Heights. He
will hunt in November in Wyoming
leading party In which will be
Theodore Roosevelt, Clarence Mac.
kay. Craig Blddle, Stewart Edward
white, Harry Whitney Treat. Sc.
attic millionaire. and a number Of
other wealthy and Influential Seat.
tie men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
MExICAnS keep
SAFE and SANE 4Tn

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Sept. To-
The safe and sane Fourth OF July
has invaded Mexico. Mexlco's three
day Independence day celebration
opened today with only minor dis.
turbances. and confined solely TO
the Mexican side OF the border.
Extreme precautions taken by
American forces are believed 10
have caused the Mexicans indisposi.
ton 10 start anything on the
American side. but the Uaited
states troops viii not relax their
vigilance during the celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
N1M MH ak
&0M&:&4T-

him by your father. your older
brother, or responsible male rel
ative; otherwise. he should go to a
hotel. AS he is to be your guest.
one of the above mentioned kins-
men might arrange for him TO stay
at good hotel.
am confident that the many
readers. as well as myself. will be
your adventure ends. VIII you
write and tell us?
Dear Miss Grey: ! have read sew
eral articles In your very interest
Ing columns In regard to service In
the army and navy. will say, In
my opinion, from what know Of
the service. especially the army,
that nine out Of every ten men who
join that branch Of the service,
and ! think this applies to the navy
also. are forced to Join by condI.
lions.
A man Is thrown out Of employ
ment and In a short time becomes
pennlless, and he does not want to
beg or steal; no, he has too muce
pride to do these things, and as s
last resort. joins the army. HI
does not want to kill anybody, or
90 to war at all. In fact, such a
tons. He merely has to have foe q
and shelter. at the time he enllsts.
Why should he want to fight fec
country that denied him a chance
to live In civil llfe7 Now, I think
I've seen enough Of life In the
army to know there 10 nothing In
II for a man, but II 10 better than
walking the streets among the
thousands Of down-and-outers one
sees In all the large cities these
days.
OF course, there are a few good
things In the army: but they don't
belong to the enlisted man. They
belong TO the gentlemen who wear
EXPERIENCED.
al have been going with
young man for six months. love
him dearly, but he has left me with
out telling me the reason. He sim
ply speaks when we meet. but he
will not stop to talk. have tried
going with another man. but my
mind Is always on the one love.
He always said he loved me, and
believed him, and think he loves mo
still. Do you think he does9
A. M.
A.-There is nothing In his con-
duct TO indicate any deep affection
for you. Why not face the truth?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
HEALS
SCALING SKIN
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
CAN'T FIND BODY

Coroner's and sherifrs deputies
are searching the woods In the
vicinity OF Riverton Thursday for
the unidentified body OF a man
found by DIR. c. II. Wells Of Shelton.
while on a hunting trip Wednesday.
DIR. Wells tried to retrace his steps
after notifying the authorities Of
finding the body. but was unable TO
do so. He said he thought the man
had been dead about two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
PINCHED AS R0BBER
OF RICH WIDOW

PORTLAND. Sept. 16.-Arrested
as he stepped from the gang.
plank OF tho steamer Great North
ern. Mt F1avel. today. Leo. J. Cam
eron. Portland bartender. is In
Jail at Astoria. accused OF having
assaulted. cbloroformed and robbed
Mrs. Stella Mcnamara, widow Of
this city. Of securities valued at
10000 and 5000 worth OF jewels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-16
SUCCESS, CONVICT
SHIP, OPEN TO VISIT

Tho convict ship. Success. has
been moored for some time at the
foot OF fesler way as an sttrae.
ton In the most historical vessel
afloat In the world. II was first
an armed East India merchantman
trading between India and England.
then a convict transport carrying
condemned unfortunates To Aus
trallan penal settlements. next a
floating prison anchored off Hob
sons Bay. near Melbourne. where
for II years II was the scene -
terror. and lastly for IS years on
exhibition around the biz ports of
the English speaking world.