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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
England Yields To
US. Representation
In Freeing Teutons

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. May 6.-Ambas-
Sador Page at London officially notified
the state department today that England
yielding 70 the representations of the
United States, would release the thirty
eight Germans and AuStuan> and Turks
taken by British cruiser from the Amer
lean steamer China. near Shanghai.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
HAITI SENATORS
WERE DISPERSED
PERSISTED IN MEETING DESPITE
WARNING OF ADMIRAL cAPER-
TON NOT TO 90 so.

SANTO DOMINGO, May 6.--The
hostiIitpes which broke out here yes
terday a. the ouigrowth of the at-
tempt To overthrow President Jimi-
nez. resulting IN several persons
being killed were suspended today.
The diplomatic corps endcavorcd 10
settle the trouble. The republic
outside of Santo Domingo l. quiet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
(Ry Associated Press

WASHINGTON. d.. May 6.-rhc Navy
League today filed a libel suit IN the dis
trict supreme court against Henry Ford
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
Polo Game Scheduled
At Harlingen Sunday

The polo players OF the Twenty Sixth
Infantry at Harlingen end other enthu-
siasts will play on the polo fsld Mt Hur-
lingen Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
public j. invited to witness the cyrnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
the WEATHER FORECAST

Thr fnTuwing weather fnrTrnsf fnT the
lower gulf coast states and the Magic
Valley j. issued ly the United STATES
weather bureau az New Orleans:
Tonight and Sunday, fair: continued
warm; light to gentle winds, mostly
-outherly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06
NAVY LEAGUE SUES FORD FOR $500, ,OoODAMAGES

asking damages III the sum of 100000.
The Navy League alleges libel in Ford's
published statements opposing military
preparedness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-06

The following local weather observa-
tons. covering the II hour period ending
nc a. m today. are furnished by the
United States weather bureau station nj
Fort Brown:
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20
GIRLS HAVE RUNAWAY GERM,
EXPLAINING LEAVING HOME

Worcester, Mass. - The old bur-
lesque answer to the question, "Why
girls leave home" which was Because
they cannot take it with them," has
been superseded by more reasonable
solution, that of blood pressure. DR..
Max Baff, former fellow in psychology
in Clark College. Worcester, after
deep scientific investigation, declares
that the runaway germ" is due to
high blood pressure, and 1t is much
more prominent in womanhood.
81 have found" said DR.. Baff. that
since Eve ate the apple there has been
growing instinct among the fair sex
to run away. If conventions, fear OF
publicity and such things did not de.
ter the women, they would roam more
than the men, There is something in
the blood of the female that makes her
restless, and some girls can no more
help running away than they can help
getting married when the right man
comes along"
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20
TOLEDO BLADE.

There is something terribly SOL
emn about the shooting in cold blood
of the four enthusiasts who were the
leaders in the movement.
There is nothing in the news to in.
dictate that any one of them had any
selfish or Interior motive, or that they
were inspired by anything but their
dreams of free Ireland.
"Were not John Hancock and the
other signers Of the Declaration Of
Independence, and George Washing
ton and the bleeding, ragged men Of
his continental army, likewise dream
ers in the same category?
WAS 1t treason, or patriotism?"
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20
SACRED HEART REVIEW.

Men do not go out to give their
lives for cause without some press
ing reason. It is easy for armchair
philosophers to berate the madness of
such fanatics but people Of Irish
blood, no matter what opinions they
may hold concerning Ireland, should
be the last on earth to condemn the
generous-hearted, If mistaken. men
who were willing to pay the last full
measure of devotion to the cause of
Irish freedom.
"Nor is this any time for apologies
for the attempted revolution. There
is far more behind all Of this than the
British censor has let us know; there
is far more behind it than British Of
ficials who draw their pay as men,
bers of Parliament would have US
realize. Let US not be precipitate in
making up our minds at the bidding
or suggestion of those who have axes
to grind"
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

A very unusual case was decided in
a Tacoma (Wash.) court few days
ago, when Paul Haffer was convicted
by a jury of "libeling the memory of
George Washington" Haffer's cOnvic-
ton followed letter written by him
and published in a newspaper in
which he referred to Washington as
Shareholder" and "inveterate drink
err" Under the state law, Haffer Is
liable to fine and Imprisonment.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

A generous benefactor has cleared
the debts resting on the rectory and
church of St. Elizabeth at Far Hills,
N. j., and in addition has donated a
three thousand dollar organ and pro-
vided funds for the installation of a
steam heating plant.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

Rev. William B. Farrell of Brooklyn
has decided to sue Mayor Mitchell, Po-
lice Commissioner Woods and Chart
ties Commissioner Kingsbury of New
York for 100000, charging SANDER
and conspiracy. The suit is based on
the recent tapping of the private tele-
phone wires of Rev. Father Farrell.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

The knights of Columbus Building
Association and the Catholic Club of
Memphis have consolidated for the
purpose of providing a central build.
ing or club house for all the Catholic
organizations in the city. Plans are
being prepared for building provid-
ing large assembly halls, library, gym.
nasiums, baths, dining rooms, etc.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

An action has been started in the
Circuit Court in Newark, N. j., against
Rev. Benedict Flum, O.S.B., for $780,
900 damages for the death of boy
killed by the priests auto in October
last. The auto, although present to
Father Flum, is the property of the
Benedictine Order.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

Mgr. Charles A. O'Hern has been
appointed by Pope Benedict vice-re-
gent of the American College in Rome
as coadjutor to Mgr. Thomas F. Ken
nedy, rector of the college. The ap-
pointment includes the right to sue
coed to the rectorship. Mgr. Ken
nedy's health has been failing and the
appointment was made in compliment
to the rector.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

AS a result of Father Garaesches
propaganda in the interests of the
Catholic Y. M. A., 1t is interesting to
note that very substantial response
comes from Cincinnati, o. Arch
bishop Moeller has just announced
the completion of plans for a $350,000
building devoted entirely to the &C.
tivities of the Catholic Young Mems
Association.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

An estate valued at about $4,000
is bequeathed to Catholic institutions
by the will of Margaret E. Noonan Of
South Boston, Mass. The principal
requests are $4,000 each to Boston
College and Carney Hospital.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

Archbishop Mundelein has forward
ed through the state department $780,
600 donated by the churches Of Chi
cago archdiocese to relieve distress in
war-stricken Poland. This is the
largest individual diocesan gift raised
in the United States. .....
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

The splendid sum of about $25,000.-
900 is administered annually in Mas
sachusetts in the name of charity, but
the charge that Of the total about
$20,OOO,000 is spent in administration
expenses has led to limitations that
the poor are not receiving as much
benefit from the generosity of the
public as had been supposed.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

1t is reported that Pope Benedict
has addressed a letter to Emperor
Nicholas requesting the release of
Archbishop Andreas Szeptycki, of
Lemburg, who for the last eighteen
months has been informed in Russia.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE.

when we come to properly consid-
er it, the real wonder is there have
not been more uprisings in Ireland
than history records, for, surely, Ire
land has suffered much at the hands
of her conquerors; so much, indeed,
that one of the naturally richest lands
on the face of the globe has become
but newer of wood and drawer of
water for England"
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

The late Alexander Campbell,
Presbyterian, head of a large milk
concern in Brooklyn, left one thou
sand dollars to the Little Sisters of
the Poor.
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20

NEW BRUNSWICK DAILY HOME
NEWS.
"The rebellion is suppressed, but
the feeling that there is no justice in
Ireland has been given support. The
name of Emmett will still inspire to
make men wisely or unwisely, go to
their death for a cause that rises in
profoundest tradition-in feelings Of
ineffaceable wrong.
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to do and die
1T is an undying issue which neith-
er cant nor casuistry can obscure"
The Irish standard., 1916-05-20
Press Comments Upon the Irish
Revolt Taken From the Repre-
sentative Papers Of the Country
Continued from page 81

deringly made 1t impossible for genu.
inc 1rishmen to regard her as anything
but the enemy of their race, bent, it
would seem, on depopulating Ireland
and decimating warm-hearted and
generous people that have suffered
persecution at her hands for seven
centuries"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
SHORT NEWS

THE WASHINGTON AssocIA.
ton OF Drugless Physicians viii
hold its annual convention at the
New Washington hotel. September
20 and 81.
COMMISSIONERS or King. Sno.
homish and Chelan counties met
Tuesday at the courthouse. to de.
wise ways and means for complet-
ing Cascade Sceaic highway.
GUY NJ. THOMPSON. 1895 Queen
ave, was facing a charge OF assault
Tuesday. following an alteration
with Thomas Atkins. a Iongshore-
man. OF i06 Third ave. ". whom
he had accused OF striking won.
an.
THE PORT commission decided
Tuesday 10 double the floor space
OF the Spokane ST transit shed hy
building a two.story addition 10 the
existing terminal
FUNERAL SERVICES we're held
Tuesday for Horace Il. Rounds. vet.
eran newspaper man. who died al
the Washington Veterans home
Port Orchard. Saturday.
FOR THE benefit of Ameri.
cans enlisted in the British army
a dance will be given at Luna park
Friday night by the British.Ameri.
can Relief association.
BOYD WELLS, OF Chicago. for.
merly of Seattle. gave a piano re.
cital at Cornish school. Broadway
and Pine St, Monday night.
LITTLE RUTH RABER, II of
Tacoma. was recovering Tuesday
from injuries sustained when she
ran behind a street car and into a
passing auto at Second ave. and
University St. Monday night.
IN THE cellars OF w. L. Boeine
millionaire resident OF the High.
lands, Tuesday were gallons Of
liquor returned by Under Sheriff
Stringer The stuff was seized in
raid on Roeing's home by Sheriff
Hodge last winter, and was later
ordered restored by the supreme
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
TO KEEP CHECK
ON CITY AUTOS
Council SO Votes and Provides
New $4,000 Fire
Boat
ORDER NEW STREET

The Salmon bay district viii
be protected BY new $4,000
freboSt. 20 be constructed I'M
medlsteiy, as the result Of
favorsbls action taken by the
city council Monday on the rec
Communication Of the budget
committee.
Chief stetson has proposed
gasoline motor driven craft
a. best adapted 10 the work.
Altho a majority report from the
public safety committee opposed II,
the council voted 10 include the
police and fire departments IN the
general order requiring complei"
monthly expense reports on the up
keep OF motor vehicles.
Construction of comfort station,
TO cost not more than 81. 500. In tho
triangle a. the Intersection OF stew
art st. and Westlake ave. was pro
posed In bill which was referred
10 the street committee
The council passed the ordinance
condomnlng property for a diagonal
street on n. Queen Anne hill, from
Fifth ave n. and Aloha A. 10 Tay.
lor ave. y. and r Prospect st.. to
relieve the traction company Of
building the Taylor ave. yladuct
over Mayor Clils veto. The trac.
ton company will pay three-fifthE
Of the Improvement cost. which Will
be So. 900 The improvement wifi
eliminate bad curve and a poor
grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
FOUR TRAPPED
BY DRY SQUAD.
Smooth Games Fail TO Fool
Putnsm's Men
Long
BAGGAGE IS HE'LL

Dry squad police officers vet the
trap FOR Illegal shipments Of boozs
" hen the 8. s. President nosed =.
TO Pier - from San Francisco Mon.
day night. and after examining tbs
contents Of every piece ~ baggage
she carried. they cOnfiscated Tires
trunks containing about COO quarts
Of bonded Vhiskey.
The trunks had been Ehlppess
from San Franeigoo on third-cis
tickets. bat no one Who came mo-
on the boat claimed them. Acc
ing 10 the police. extensive booth
ging shipments have been made
sending bottled goods IS baggage.
and mailing claim checks 10 con.
federates here.
&. - Bailey. drug clerk 10 The
Renton Hiil pharmacy. 18th ave. and
Madison st., was arrested By Of
ficer Peterson OF the dry squad
Monday night According 70 the
officer. Bailey sold him four pint
bottles Of whisky for marked colns.
The place was searched on var
rant after the arrest. aud a barrel
Of whisky. barrel of alcohol and
20 gallons OF wine confiscafed.
Monday afternoon Lieut.. Dolphin
arrested Lee Blount. a former Do
llceman. and A. Peterson. a sailor
aboard the S. S. CITY Of Seattle,
after they had made series Of
trips TO and from the boat. carrying
away bottled whisky each time.
w. Pomeroy. 1928 Sixth ave. and
Fred Aberdeen, 1903 Blanchard ~,
wero arrested ard charged with T.
legally selling liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

AZ the regular meeting Of the
Seattle Ad club held Tuesday noon.
the various committees in charge
OF preparations for the advertising
show reported All reports indi.
cate widespread public interest
In the exhibition.
Short programs for the children
will be held In the afternoons dur.
Ing the show
The pageantry committee report
ed over a hundred entries prom
ised for the biz advertising
rageant that viii close the show
on Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

PANTkCES

Plenty OF zip and snap are the at.
tributes that entitle The Society
Buds" 10 topline honors on the new
bill at Pantages theatre this week
zip and snap. and a lot OF pretty
chorus girls who dance and sing
charmingiy.
The cast includes Vincent Erne
and Jack G. Claire. comedians. with
a laugh In every utterance. and
dainty Daisy Dugas, ingenue
A Creole Band OF seven men
score second. with Southern meIo-
dies and some catchy music tina, il
not written down In books
Claudia Coleman has hat with
which. by placing II on her head az
different angles. she gives charao
terizaiions OF many women. Skill.
ful tumbling Ia done by Weich.
Healy and Montroae.
harielli is a suggler who STANDS
on his head on a wire and dexter.
ously losses all kinds OF inst
mcnts.
The Elks' state conyentic
shown in pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

stall iloef Yfafd rantaiouoet for
ttf Malaga Efap~r ne tte tomatoes
e. ih stalls gn-fi eaffag. haffa itr 10
tsaf fnaHf. see ih lamb siss q o. STALE
1850. tippsfrd salmon. ttr ~ Hfail "a.
fresh Washington creamery buffrf fkr
49,. ihs ~ 90. nsHteuftHrd mills tr ~
e. ni fafi cream thssss zee ib stalls
ts-ff choice iTFs ~ spring lanai ftc De- .
ts fhs ground bone str A. afnnEs 3
Z 81 rsEs ranraks flour fte. Tee rtus
marareni or spashstti Csc. o. rasss
matches 4er a-lb SAGA rnfn meal fGr.
Itr can shrisnps. ttf. ffssh EfnEsrsna fs.
teo ih str psE citrus pa~dsf. see. ser
Italy niie~ OF aac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

Leon Nip. wealthy Chinese mer.
chant. is slated. il is said. to head
the new consolidation OF the Ring
Kong and Bow l,eonC tongs. two of
the most powerful Chinese organi.
cations on the Pacific coast. Arti.
cles of incorporation uniting the
two tongs were filed Monday with
the secretary OF state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
25--Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
pHRENOIOCIST

Madam nina has iusi arrived in seattle
never vas here before and IN. can tell
you all vuur past ~. ana shat your
future life 10 % - can adsiss you ia
business sffairr. family affairs and isss
affairs tell you shea you Niii maffr
snd the initial ~ the one you sili
marc how On conquer your enemies
and aFoid al ifauhis aBd b happy
tells Yau m regard a. ynur atssnt
friends. tell yuu shat yau are adapted
Tor and hos 20 bu sufrassfui IN iife
tells fnu what business IL fuasf lucky
fnF yau Pm. madam all rive you
every satisfaction Tier readings sfs al
confidential chhfFss 90 cents The
MADAM ean hs found a. gt3M tnipn -
between second ard rhifd AYES. Yer
ron Mnfsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
FOG STOPS FIRING

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. %. -
Coast artillery reserves al Fort
Worden TODAY were prevented from
engaging in big gun target practice
by heavy fog, The boys Will
break camp and return home Thurs
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
ACREAGE FOR SALE
rot Tiny H,N't. ss5s
ssa tA~It. $40 NONruIN

Fronting county road close 90
Lake Washington anh wharf
good coil about arfes cleared
and paftif iH rFor. entire place
fenced house ami poultry house
60 accommodate Z ooo rhishrns
etc Immediate possession. Ask
Tor tho Old MaeA place Take
Madison Ger and kirkland Naafs
20 nufhs a Fsrfars office iu
kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

stall p, breast ~ veal 20 No. pot roast
Sc to Toe H., veal outlets. lbs POE.
lamb shoulder. 2hc 10. log of lamb. Toe
10. . cottage butts, l4r H.: lear lard f2i,r
Id. stalls ~, best sauerkraut. iOc at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

JOHN c. WAtlING, composee
and author Of ch'idren's stories. was
reported seriously III at Minor hos
pital Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
IN DAIRY SECTION

30 acres, we'll logged OF old burn. close
20 railway town Hnd cream route
Price only $3.50 per acre for quick
sale terms Dahl. room rs Downs
nldg. 700 Second ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
sOUTH End

Jack cheese 2bc ID. Swiss cheese. aoc
III, Criaco pail, 27o bac, sos, tomatoes
Dc can. tuna fish. cans csc. Rex pork
and beans. ioc M lamb chops f2tsc 10 :
steer steak. 12ho NJ bcst butter. lbs
7ac, fresh ranch eggs. doz. 35c. fine
dinner, lamb and peas zoe halihut @
lbs 25c catfish. ihs Poe. corn. gor
dor berries BE- box: rolls Zoe dor (.
cookies. DC ana ioc doz peaches. g0c
basket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

There are many bargains 20
be found In Star Wan, Ada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

stan ~. standard white graduated
sugar. sor. Stall 10. fresh pasteurizcd
miih. &c At. 1c pt. stan "a large ioliy
glasses. with covers. e5c dor stall 90.
pure cider Vinegar. 9hc gal. sweet cider.
3sc gal stan ~. a. lbs rolled oats
Csc. best seeded raisIns loo ID. gSc
coffee. isc No. stall ~. zoe cleanser Sc
can. bottles grape juice. isc. noV figs.
i0c pkg stalls $3.50 / y lbs soc coffee
soc. bulk cocoa. 9oc N pure bulk choco-
late. abc IN. stall 81. swedish potato
sausage, 1870 No.. sausage and ham
burger. ioc NJ. stall 1909 spare ribs Sc
ib cornod beef. t2ac 10 stall 1911. I
lbs ground bone. Toe, cream brick cheese
zoe N. Stali 40 sturgeon. lbs gbr.
haiihut. he 2hc. Nppcrcd salmon. tar
N. stall 81 fresh liver jc ID. pir heads
b. III pot roast. ST. To- 100 ~ stall a.
SCI slightly used Eas range. 81. electric
lamps 'ac stalls eco, watcfnclons
csc each. potatoes ti.2i sack delivered
stall So pears. &C. dok, large canthloupos
for Toe. bananas, &c doz grapes, &c 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

PUGET SOUND
| STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srHANERs rrAys ruou cotMA>
DOCK. root or MARION STREET
isssY. krriy-
s-s,ti. R.a,u.
'thtsris. ~ Fer. r.~n.-.a-rert
Angeles
ites -t~sm~v sei Dao. seri ispn
mia Ta~n..ns wfiiism. daily
| niHht iDunsens.. fssquitnf
daily lsnssis. ard Victoria
| 'poss not Gait al
fvtcieriA sundays fNu9wVs
T.esss. pir~-i
essra steamer. raesms ard Tam
/ pisssra Indian. r~ils fer To- ~ Team
~ 'seans coma direct steamer ~ fspra
sssn every i~e hours zee fsftrsn
issPn sinsi. TRIP Gee round siepsn
sspu trip Connections as siegrn
tonm rsrgns viih steam tepan
bitprn -r. co. Olympia and 70 1opn
daiiy hhslten daily
Fer, re~p.ssa .p~~,.i
sessn str sieut, fur Pert for-.
esrfn rsunssnd strsct ity tpsn
daily |ceunsrts 81 Tpwuseas daily
l~iih rail line. for all
ireinis % Olympic
peninsula
Pert ACCOMPLISHMENTS
B~iiiast-m
sssaa steamer whsieon. s sosrn
daily for Pert Townsend. daily
iAnarort.s and Rel.
llinshsm
Observation-Disclosures
Port Te~n.~1d
~ Germ ; = 'Aul.hap. forI .ssPn
dairy Ever. Anacorte. daily
and Bel insha
calls al Port Town.
send .outhhound on
iir Does not call at
Everett Saturdays
San Juan Observation-Disclosures
isss str Re..iie. Tor rort' eepns |
nidn'h NJ To~nsend and nei ru-sdy |
sunday iinGhsm. via all SAM Thursy /
Tuesd Juan island points. Ratur'y 1
rhursy
sen Juan Observation-Disclosures
Z ooam str. cts 81 Anrel--. 7oopn I
Tussd'Y for nsilinsham via Monday 4
Thursy san Juan Island wefns.
ssiury points Friday /
Port To~nsrnd-rert ApGele--Neah
nay and Wa, Forts
1900 STEAMER Utopia. for .oepn
rnidn'ht'port Townsend. Port Tu,.t'y
sundarlAnseies Nsah RAY Thursy
Tussd'y and way ports sAtur'y
Thursu
Fort Towns~na-rort Angels. ard
Wsy Ports
isse str. wsisicaie. for ,eopm
midn'ht Port Townsend. Fort sunday
MondsylAnEeiss. Cialiam and wedues
w~ines ~sy ports Friday
Friday
Port Gamhie-~fudiow--ri
oopm steamer Puget. for s5osin
daily Kingston. Gam BILE daily
except ILud ow -'Erlonl except /
sstur'yiF LAGER, Town.end.i sunday
IHAnsvllls. irondaie
and ttasiock
saturday Only
'oOpm steamer Puget. for oOpn
Kingston. Ludlow and II
way points
sunday Only
ooam steamer ruse' for ,soprn
Kingston ludlow and
way points
Hood Csnsi-tambie-Ludi
soosm str rotlatch. forl 23I5sm
daily ludlow Port Gamble. daily Il
except ..panEor and all except II
Sunday points on Hood Canal Monday II
Maswelton and Austin
ooam str. rotiatch FOR ioopm
daily Msxweiton and Aus daily II
except TIN str Utopia or except
Sunday " aialeai~ leaves Aus Monday
tin ~ 20 M. and
iMarweiton t9lh y
I'm daily except Mon III
day Tor seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
23-PERSONALS

PERENNIAL p WOULD Nor MAitRY
resi nies lady hattna several thousand
dollars Nhe could sasiri yuu financial
~ Thea took no further tut Esnd
fnur name and address autck. inrioa
iuE some postage Cor intsrestins pat
urulhfa strictly confidential Al
dress sincere Ladies' CLUB ustiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
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