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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-16

algeria inmensa a sabcr que el hiJo
| !e Antonio ecstaba vivo.
En- seguida escribio 4 Ia joven ma
Dire:
-"Tenga listed confianza y espe-
t re"-la dijo, y mand6 "a carta con
Antonio Gallo, para que la informa-
IA ell mismo dia en- que Cecilia fue
| deteniia en- Geneva.
Ell ioven Official de Marina habia
te,egrafiado. al coronel Beauyeres So
bre ell descubrimiento del huerfano.
Saturnino estaba radiante de jubl-
10 ante e. pensamicnto de llevar el
mismo a su .iefe Ia eXtensa carta de
| Roussc,. dorlde lie explicaba todos los
| dctal.es de las gastiones practicadas Y
su feliz resultado.
La ident:dad del nino no tardaria
en- e~stablecerse. y deSde csc momen-
| -oe c~o.onel de nuevo lie recobraria,
.omo tcria darecho, por su caliCad de
tutor.
-"Su madre-le anunciaba Mar
cjal.-!o llevaria d su poder.'
Antonio habia crelio desfallecer
al recibir la noticia que IA tornaba
dichosa.
FL amor maternal, tan ~pr;ofando va
on ella. tonic mayor i~ntensidad a!
pensar que de nuevo podia yer a
aouel nino que. por su nacimiento,
~naracia haber sido destinado a Ia des-
gracia,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-16

do an seguida. los hermosos llanos del
Guadiana donde hoy Sc halla Duran
20, en- el prcpio ano de 1892. Pero les
habitantes indigenas de aquellas re-
giones 10 Sc riostraron muy d"cilcS
Y dispuestos a recibir q los ~inVasores
\ Sc detlararon completamente h0StI-
les a ellos. Ha3ian pasado algunos
anos y las regiones iescubiertas pUr
Onate v Angulo no podi2n c~onsiderar-
Sc verdaieranente sometidas. De
esta suerte, en- 1862 el gobierno de IA
Nueva Galicia encargo de Ia con0uls-
Ia V colcnizaci5n de dichas %regiones,
cspecialmente ia De Ia Tonia Y 9! vale
del Guadiana q GineS VaZqueZ del
Mercado, hombre de noble estirpe y II
co, Pero vanIdoSo Y ~atreviGo. fI%u-
rando en.re Sis grand2s &nIblcioneS
Ia De .distinguirse en- tJdI "lnnrrSa
a~rriesga.ia Siendo tai su car:cte:
accptO la e,npresa que le enComenda-
bar los Oidores : Sc prepare con toao
bcmba y danGo muestras de IL mayor
esylendIdeZ = reclutar "cnte Guc ie
,ayudase en- su enpero. Fin poo
tempo reunIo 100 homhres ' soraelip
con ellos a los indioa l. N"cctL.n.
10 cual lie hizo ju@gay:e c@pa.: para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-16
CUARTILLAS FACILES
DE HORROR

-
La camara fotografica nos da a
cOnocer, con todos sus tragicos deta-
lies, los cuadros de dolor Y de es-
panto que Sc desarrollan en Ell pavo-
roso drama de Ia revolution meXica-
ia. Nos viene q demostrar hasta
d6nde bajan las pasiones humans,
en- Ell precipicio de su ferocidad' Y a
que grade de degeneration llega ell
concepto de Ia moral y de ia vida
en- una lucha como la nuestra. devas-
taiora y crdel.
incredible parece, a primera vista,
Que un grupo de hombres armados
Cue constituyen el ejercito de un 60
bicrno reconocido por todas las po-
tencias del mundo contemporaries,
lIeglra q cometer matanZaS tan no
nib!es Y crimenes tan eSpeluZnantes
como 10 fueran, en- ~ epoca' Ia de-
gollaci0n de ninos decretada por He
rodes : las Visperas Sicilianas die
tadas por Juan de Procida en- ell ST.
g!o Mi.
Realmente Sc r~esiste INC 4 Greer
cue h0mbres que tiene INA mIsma pa
tril. que Sc acogen a ia misma BAN
y dera. que iucharOT unlios por un
mismo fin, como Francisco Villa y
Francisco Murguia, d~esencadenen
sus paEiones feroces y hagan blanco
de sus iras a los pobres %soldados,
carne de canon de todos los comba-
ties. No Sc concibe, Sino deatro de
un c~rirerio entcramente anormal' cue
I'm g"bierno de facto, que precisa-
mentc triunfa pOr e pretcXtO que le
dan los abuses de los pasados rcgi-
menes. Y qIe obtlene e. apOyO moral
= matters. de las demds naciones
porQue So llama celadOr de Ia ley y
del derecho, venga ahora cOmetlen-
do actos hoyripilantes Y crimcnes sin
nombrc, que s~oDrepas1n t0da MEDIA
humana. Demonstration es esta. pa
yorosI Y c]locuente, dc. lnf!mo nITei
mora. de Una caSta cnsOberbec!da' :
del engan de que ha sido victima
cl pueblo de Mexico por los que Sc
!laman sus salvadores y apostoles.
Sc llamo al pueblo. con i trompeta
arocaliptica dc Il r~evolucion. para
luchar con:ra cl dictator, para cam
Dir prOcedimientos en- favor lie las
c!asCs dcs~heredaGas. para darles i
D.rtad polit;ca, y amD.io goce de suS
derechos c%:vicos; Y ahora que Ia re-
ycluci0n parece co~HstitulrSe en- 60
b!e~no, por Ia ayuda recibida del eN-
tranicro: ahC.a que el grape de nom
Drcs armados da el t:mo de Ia cleo
cion presidential Y e!ige Aiandatario
lie c RepubIica a su augusta Primer
Jcfe, cl pueblo palpa el fracaso de
SIS suencS en- II Gemocracia. en- eI
suf.ogio. en- la just.cia. en- el dere-
emo. cn n moral. y en- IA vida.
Rc.ordamoS aqui que un peri0dico
i~taliano decia, a mediados del sigIo
XIX. a proposito de IA eX-comun!on
De Victor Manuel:
f! papa bendijo a Carlos Alberto,
y Carlos Alberto sucumOio en- NaEo-
"a: el papa bendijo al Rey de N&pC-
les. y el rey de Napoles fua destrona-
do: el papa bendijo el ferrocarril Fri
nero que Sc hiZo I Roma. Y en- Ia PHI
mera carrera descarril0; ell papa fuG
Il bendec!r IN convento de monjaS,
Y el convento Sc hundio sCbre todos
los que estaban en- el". Y concluia
dicienGo:
Per Dio, Santo Padre, non bcne-
l;r,a Iitaliai
.ASi nosotros. 10 nos queda. an
t. a ~clccucn-il de tanto fracaso, mas
qI4 deer = Wilson, y 4 Carranz;t' y
4 Villa, Y Il todcs nueStros APOSTLES.
Per Rios. scncres no "salveis' a
MEXICO.
TIBERIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-16

Cuando necesite dibros en- espa-
mol uirijase a Ignacio Z. Lozano.6O7
Dolorosa St. San Antonio, Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
ARREST GIRLS
IN BADEN CASE

Anna Ames and Dixie Mason
Two Of the rtate'e Witnesses in the
ease against u q. Fuhrbcrg. pro
prieior 81 the Baden cafe. First
ave and Pine st. charged with
conducting a public nuisance. were
arrestc Immediately after leaving
the witness stand Thursday. on
charges Of yagrancy
Deputy Prosecutor Summers al.
tempted to get the Witnesses 20
repeat testimony given before the
superior court grand jury. but was
refused by The court upon objec-
tlons by John Ryan. attorney for
FuhrbcrF
Tho court held that the women
were not required 60 give any ties.
iimony that would tend 10 merlin.
mate themselves with a nact that
uns punishable hy the Washington
statutes
Summers sai dhe would hold
both women until he could file a
more serious charge
u u Silliman Andn BENJAMIN !
Fcrnandes. members OF tho grand
Jury. testified for the state that
they visited the Baden. They said
the women told them 20 meet them
81 the top Of the stairs. but that
ihoy continued their retreat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
$4,000 BLAZE
ON AUTO ROW

Twelve mechanics battled with
flames that did $4,000 damage In
~ s brigham Motor Car Com
pany's service department. si5 T..
Pike st.. until fire equipment ar.
rived to check a blaze which threat.
ened automobile row Wednesday
afternoon.
Fifteen autos were destroyed
The fire started when an auto
backfired and ignited gasoline In
the pipe leading TO The tank
Eric Jarvis. mechanic was work.
ing under the car lie was burned
about the face. but not seriously
injured. Flames swept from one
end OF the building To the other.
but were extinguished before doing
damage 20 the cars stored on the
NO floors below he loss was
partly covered by Insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
ROLL OF BILLS
CAUSES THEFT
AND ARREST

Two men watched James Tease.
~. a l5.yearold boy from Riverside.
pull out roll o. bills In dance
hall below YeBler way. "Wednesday
night
An hour later they had entlced
him 20 take street car ride
Reaching First ave and Cedar st..
they got Of and walked until
Teasely suddenly felt a blow on the
head. Then he was searched and
robbed OF $40 and railway ticket
90 North Yakima by the new ac-
quRlntAnces
Scrambllng TO bis feet. the boy
ran back 90 the corner and told
IS hat had happened TO o. p Moody.
street car starter. who. ne
thought Was policeman The
starter telephoned the police
Patrolman A. H. Ellis. after be
Ing notified. located the men at
First ave and Vine ~ After a
short chase. they gave themselves
up. and at police headquarters adj
mitted having robbed Teasely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
ALUMNI TO BACK
SURVEY REPORT

University ~ Washington alumni
we're urged ~ come 20 the support
~ the state university 10 what he
termed tight FOR principle. @
when President Suzzailo addressed
them "Wednesday noon on the edu.
cational survey report which viii
be- an issue 81 the coming session
of The state legislature.
The 30 alumni Who attended tho
meeting. held al the Butler. voted
~ aid President Suzz8ll0 as he o.
rected IN tho impending conflict
The Washington State college
supporter are preparing 10 opD0 q
the educational policy advocated bt
The survey of impartial educators
The report b. directed against tho
duplication aud overlapping ~ tho
work 81 the state university and
the college an Pullman. and adF0.
Gates farreaching adjustment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04

stalls -l re fresh herring lbs tsc.
e. bite Fsiusn. ltr ib small NIrelnia
oysters 900 80 FAlt salmon. 8 Doe etr
stall le uatnufs use lp O. lha .sc po-
tafne-. ~ te twf se~ulrss Efa re fruit .
fer iee fnr Csc. jap arnuEea dos
tlr stan g. link sausaAp and ham.
burger. 900 it ahaft ribs - beef 81 10
fancy SUGAR cured bacon. ger % iant
chops tfr u NtalIs 1f.1e bars hesi
uhite SOAP o. cans bost milk 2tc with
10 our bulk coffee best milk s. go
case rhairr focal patent flour ~ SO sack
Stall iit fresh if" hrmius. Tee ct
sauerkraut qte goo. home made plum
batter zoe Be- aUla. Dec dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
chINEsE MEDICINE

n You Have Hem
D.etoring Without He-
suit for 1ear-. >~r Ne
and inFsstizafs my
rem edirs
The most obstinate
eases % asthma. rhsu-
mEtlsrn ard nervous
disorders have been
treated su rcrsgfuifr
Constipation. caftrrh
and disorders - the
bladder Hkin and
stomach. a. veil as
appendicitis arr re-
Isswad without opera
fiou. My advice is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
AUTO KILLS BOY

The second traffic accident death
OF the New Year was recorded
Wednesday at 6 y. m when Urban
Hart. age 9. died at the Swedish
hospital from injuries received a
few minutes earlier
lie had been run down at Ninth
ave and Stewart st by DR. Everett
20 Jones. Cobb building. who was
driving his car east on Stewart st.
Mrs Mary Hart. the boys moth.
er. Is a widow She is proprietor
OF rooming house at 1910 Ninth
ave. She became hysterical when
told OF her boys death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
DUSKY is CHARGED
WITH RENT0N JOB

T. j Dusky. charged with com.
plicity IN the Bothcll State bank
robbery. was charged Thursday ~
an Information filed by Prosecutor
Lundin Of robbing the Citizens
bank OF Reuton on October ~,
1915. ~ 4fADO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
DENIES MURDER

FRIDAY HARBOR, Jan, IA w.
Blanchet. who attempted to take his
own life here. after being accused
OF the murder OF G. u Armor near
Las Vegas. ~ NJ. denied Wednes.
day that he had anything TO do with
the killing lie gave no eXplana.
ton for the attempt on his own life.
Blanchet shot himself in the neck.
and Is fast recovering from the
wound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS



HaitI ANb .AIltNrNANf
hfs famous phrenu.nEist naIn fnHr 90.
tire ure fnfW thr cradle tu Hil aEr inst
a. the h~sf Indicates Fit~s tpu dates
facts tells 5000 sUHf Naa paaset iH ifs
shat ia haptrHIuf vlfhuHt sshtnE a
sihFir 4ur-fi HUr fHrs Hnt trII fhins.
fH please boot f-ods rUinHs fust 40 th~
head tGiltat~s tells 300 rHnf tiaHris
5000 were born euhvr tNr ius ht aHd ur
l4fkt planets anrn anH Huni reu viii
fnafrf settles art FauIaIns I'rv family
tfuHhlrr marriage niraIUf hralth.
ituaiusas lavsuta aer. alafiune intssi
mrnfs tfausar lone ~ oft hitte iu farf.
rH matter shat Inu Horr fcaf coy AM
bitten .uu~ fe this nntrH pufenainGist
sud trd hrfU fhHfH 70 uu need Tor
anfur~ FEB ts HnrI..essfHI lirr aftl.r
removes aII ffuHi|u nha EuHranfrra
satisfaction rr nH charge it~f feaaiHrs
are sfrf.fIf rarfiirrffaI faif ant 5000.
saif her ffee ttHu tiaffrpn uids
tets WreIakr office hHHfH is a. in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
A5-FoR SALE-FARM LANDS
PUBLIC MARKETS


G. J.. Market. hamburger Toe A.
pork chops -" 40 stnii "a best butter
tOc 10 stalls ia. Yakima Hurhanks
O. 90 per snck ~ lbs 2sc. mixed nuts
o. ~ apples. zoe hos stalls 3.S. celery
Zoe bunch eating apples be- doE Stai
49, peanut butter 100 49, fresh Wash
iuEtnn creamery butter tOc no.. lorn
strictly fresh ranch eggs lbc dor Stal
a. luteflrk. loc lh. StouEa soc at ipl
Queen olives soc t5c can shrimps. Toe
lnrg" can pork ma hctua Toe. pel Mont,
pimentoea FOR 2bc stan 90 fresh tnncl
egEs. Soc d"z cottage chrrar zoe 10
carton butter $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
CARDS OF rAANks

,r rttE MILLER uur>E tos D. rtkE
M Nut Turner ~ This cas- and Miss
tthrf TALLY WeddtnE ou NrN Year b
rtr. uhleh MANY friends attended mak
trs tho affair frrt elaborate much iu
Nrs Mitcrs credit We etsn ta tnsuk
fhr MAN, that attended fuahlns it -uDh
success
ro ruE MANY ttfENbH VITO
showed b., u.,u, ktnturases In thr f~
cent EfrsI ioas ~ rur husband aud
father ar afr deeply ftsubfHf
Mrs u p noon
itEtEN ~ ttyou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
SKINNER AND EDDY
BUY IRON WORKS

The Variety Iron Works part
~ Seattle manufacturing and indus
trial lifc since 1859. has been pur
chased by tho skinner q Eddy
Corporation. 10 De included as a
portion 81 their shipbuilding In
duEiry
The announcement OF the trans
fer wae made known by George
James. the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
MANIcURIne AND MAssAolne

MISS HARRINGTON = run
baths
massage aA PIKE office 7. Green
lfufaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
EIhI. PLACE

Eian ~ ths standard whi'e sranu.
isfff HuEar SEQ Htaf - fresh rasteur.
laed falA rs a. &C. o. Hlai ifit
susnAra col ttr BE- smoked BLACK cod
faf it fresh salmon thn csc Eastern
arsf-Ta. 1ar o. haiibuf checks 3 lies
So, Stall it-l s3fioin steak ttr Do
lamb thetts fts Go fancy harrn see
OBS hant fee ih Stall fte1 local patent
hiursfen nsuF 81 90 sask afali n.
shriied saiHuta tsr lb. rernstarch ~
ftr. tana soup stl stall Soc steel
eos enffra tn tuia .fe 90 rolls ID
toilet paper 600 stalls lk.1e ladies
fse rnbtefs frt meme 81 90 STORM rob.
bore 7fe ladirs 81 sample gowns ePr.
meme % 90 nanuri shirts 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04

-,V.la.I/>ii % pow% tt6a a wEEK
X@Z buys a diamond ~ wafth
WY PETER MICHAEL. 1900 .nd
w Liberal credit Hsmodsunr
ATTRACTIVE TptN NO LACY OVEN r.
preferred ta clerk IN Erpeefs object
marriaEa = suited nnr Ais star
suc DfNShtt. sppettrlnE dtsnss NtihsFd
Caf- Seventh snd Unian.
CONFINEMENT mOAE-.CAsEs ;iass
per week and up Babies adopted
gfaa = Madison ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04

PROsPEC-rORs LEARN AssNTISg ~
one month 81 z1si Elliott ave Cut.
rate assays scales for sale Zen
Wnamsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04

stall s6 lbs Eranuiatcs sugar. sSc.
fresh psstcuriEcd milk g. at. g. TT
shoe shine fur Toe stalls 7-s 2 iha
large pruucs gsyi & lbs rolled oats. gsc.
ita split navy beans 1bci best Jap rice
t5c H.. lbe macnroni 2sc; lbs. gios.
starch lar stail 40 W .hs zoe coffee
SOC. pure chocolate aud cocoa. in bulk
g5c 10 600 tea. '9c lh. i-lh can hakirs
powder. soc stall a. pure strained
honey, l1c no frcsh ground peanut but.
ter. Gee a. 3 lbs 35r. oleomRrearinc goo
and Use TO- stalls as boiling beef. o.
and Sc 10 pot roast su 10 choicc round
steak itr ~. hamburger Toe No. star
for Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOLOGiST

Y adam Wpfh has ius' arrived In Fsafils
never ~as here before ard shs can tel
r1a al Fauf past Ufs and shat YnuF
fufafs ii'e - o. b. an advise Fal IN
tnsfn~ss affaifH family affairs and love
affairs toll Yau SHEER Fua wiil marry
and ths tnitiai ~ abe one fnu sfil
marry hos tn ranuusr Yaar snernis-
and avoid au trauhia anH hr hArrr
tolls fou in regard 90 FnHr ahsrut
frisnds tsis Yaa shat Fou are sdzpfed
~ and hrw 20 30 successful % iife
tells you shat business ls tupsi IurA y
for 700 The MADAM rul give foH
every -afIsfarfirn shr vfit Euaranf or
~ sifr Fna Hafsfar'ian nn hn affairs
~ life charges 90 cents Tile madaut
can b. found 81 Hotel afesn tornsr
Fuafth and PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
EaIscsLLAngous wAHrsr
HELP WINTEp-mALE

sPLENGID OPPORTUNITY
FOR small Investors Our Navy Yard
prap~rtY is crossing ga value daily
Prices saTy reasonable Terms EASY
iTe8 men noW employed sio rash
starts ysu on road 20 Independence
call and Ole Hanson & Son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04

LADIES Ny REMEDIES posIrivELY
guaranteed safe and sure Terms suit
all cases 1894 isth ave East Madison
car
YouNg Man. 40. uEgBNr ARRIVAL.
saati ike 90 nee---sfincd. auief younF
lady - good address object ruatrt.
fnunr BOX A-ttT star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
CCDRI)EIfA

'faFe Tan made changes ln fraf iusin~ss
~ prospects faf fh~ n~a nrar 30 frf
Vha madam SETTLES anA aHataHs e8 on
Nuslfrss affairs famiiH aNHifs anf iaeo
anH marriage affairs fsf tHa bees
Nrfid afesfrsf rtairsoraef and rtrrn
nfnKtsi raarant~rH 81 read fuuf enttfs
tifs pact present aHt fatufs sifrs
frtn advice an tuslasss lose hraitH
ana fatnti4 sffaffs teiIs me name N
ra4f fafafr hushant ~ SITE aea pes
tH A. ~ b. successful in IRE ffs har
fusf arrtraa 90 fhfs fitg nstef here boz
fns~ pna ffsit eiii pa Fnu Cor fnuf
fnhnF rIsspaniHfHnsnts tn afnefr Hh~
900. rensef. ai nhstari-r and fsii 900
hsH fa aie an1 naiH tho HHr FpH DO
s+e Hhe gives advice Gel 40 iHir-sfiAnt
affstra rhr madam fa EiFfas private
fuaflrs# fnIs as~k fn rnufiuHr the
rubtir To- sar pfurr 500 fshsrGr Hife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
CHEAPEST FARES
TO CALIFORNIA

Two more fast liners are booked
10 sail Sunday. January :, and
Monday. January s. for all Califor-
MIA ports Every convenience for
passengers is provided AS every
boat recently has been filled TO ca
pacity. II will be well to make reser-
vations for these sailings at once
Full particulars at the Milwaukee,
ticket office. Second ave, and Chef-
~ II. Phone Elliott isl2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04
BUSINESS PERSONALS
START rus NEW YEAR RiGHr

w TN an inde
pendent com
uercinl train
ing in coHmet
tc chemistry
aud bcaut y
culture Train
yourself for a
big IN on o y
making future
Lot me help
YOU let nls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04

stalls i'.ik. Columbia river salmon
lbs ttr. salt black cod 100 No. q lha
2sc stall o chotcc spare ribs I2tsc h.
stall io5. Iohle's 50, Italian ptuncs. ,c
IT,, dr., mtensk. GOO No. stall ta5
Meadowhrook milk for Ace stan i3G
Ellfwurth.a rnnch eggs t5r dog stall
lFt. fancy Washington creamery butter
3sc w., Zoe 5ir stan i8l. sweet ryr
bread. large loaf loo tor Zoe. pumpcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04

Something fhaf etii make 90 ideal h"Wr
aU rs.eHHni infostutsnt
400 ACRES tn hnauufui iutr cove uirr
sani end gravel beach hn hIuF Frf'
rira alder iard }usi frnfle slope fH
tra4h fah4nH huntlHE hAthinH isHat
inE r.afua Nrahe
pris tuiir ffnw transport iHu
ruiGE st.IaSl IAHi tthh-
AFIu AislGr rall ahd SOS fuu pafiraiass
AA-IN A -tNfpN 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04

teaeh you. Join my class and learn
specializing in practical branches
that give you independent freedom
aud a lucrative future For further
Information. write to Iamora C..
Cauffman. office. Factory Hair
store. 1901 First ave. Seattle,
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-04

y bone steak gee it t,nfs steak Sc
! ib. pstrnf flour 81 % sarb graham
I unur. ~ ps raeh Kitchen clranseF pkgs
| ttf. tefB best storage cEaa ntr duE beet
I frrHrf batter ftH 81 90. fuii rreau
sheorc .ar Do ammonia. large bottle Sc.
%ultrrs ratFup. eor hnttis. role- q tbs
sr hrrrinf. o. ih. skate ice goes
celery g. STAN. rauiifou~r tr and iec
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