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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

FgYFrGAN frrEVpfnulzr
gtAfuNuN Asst A%u MEutDH
Guarantee g. read Your enfifs ifs. Past.
ur~ssst and fsfare give true advice on
business love health ani family af
fsirs tells the rRmT - 1our future
husband af stfs an'i Whist GO $50 10 hs
sarrsss in ne one visit siii pay seu
for ieas many appointments ln 9th.
rrs she ulfi rr..rfe aii obstacles and
tel tuu bow 20 tin sud bold tho one
sou assire Ehs Gives aaates on an
Important afAitr ~ iNs special read.
irs- E6f rsHf and Sunday Etk
Hotel teem 9. 1891 second ave. corner
f'fns
TEWriE uV TWrrIf rEroNb srlnir.
uai church itfo Second aee meets
vfrff Faudnf &c e. 90 w. Hct Htrii,
Hose Cameron. flsstsr Lecture ard
usrssasrs lf go pasinf ssaistcd b. oth-
rrs Topic "fIf, ir huifg spheres
Mir, rvsrs WnfFe uniofs, Nii earnest
arsAert 90 ffufh irt1Fi
Midnseh service rfer3 Thursday at %
% ftreIr second ave reHtimnHial
fifti~s healing and conference ~
wefrnmle
uesidsuse ssf seneca 81 Apt ~ ifpws
circle, Tursiav and FridtF ererlHss
Private consultations on sN affalrf q
Nf. - at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
NJ e N
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

W. viii
treat som.
or your all
iiiruts for as
low u fee as
~ and $40.
w . " I'll
make you
an eHcep-
tionaily low
Tee In any
nllfnent YOU
may be SUI.
fcfinE from
With this
low fee and
our long and
successful
experience
In treating
ailments OF
men. YOU
need not
suffer an
other day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
Waterfront Notes

The Pacific Coast Steamship
company ship. City Of Seattle. ar
rived from Southeastern Alaska
friday afternoon with pasBengers
and cargo Of fresh fish A. the
rame wharf the Governor left for
San Francisco with 100 passengers.
The Admiral Schley arrived from
the South. bringing passengers
from San Frsncisco.
The Washington Tug and Barge
company has recently purchas<f
two gea.going barges from the Co.
lumbia Contract company " As-
tOfla Each has capacity OF
coo tons dead weight cargo.
VI. Kallsh. general manager OF
tho Humboldt Steamship company.
as returned from San Francisco.
where he has been transacting
isiness for 20 days.
Ten head Of thorobred cattle
consigned 10 the governments az
ricultural station on Kodiak island
viii form part Of the cargo OF tle
J. dnilrsl Watson, which sails fOT
Kodiak and Northern ports next
Monday
The Alaska steamship com
Lanys ship Alameda arrived from
anchorage Friday night with pas
fengers and cargo. The Santa Ana
called for Kuskokwim via Cordoya.
The steamer Dolphin sailed Satur-
cay morning for Southeastern
Alaska ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
nusINess PERSONALS
GET WELL IN
NATURAL ~Av

9 it~s ~ thIrrss
stature herts D. o..
remedies stf sssfli
H ffeaftnE sfaHaaeh
AID nsf bladder
ftrufuatfsH htnH 4
dtsofarfa ard many
sthsf Bllfmsnt. q
men snd vpmsn ~
usluE chinese naturl
hers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
10 SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
GEURGH of
.SPlRl1 rWAl lrSm1rE n

Res i3efffG Nelson.
i'asfur
VIII ifftufr suudaT
snfnf
4riu
nt 1895 Toufth Atr
Tuul
The Perfect Day ~
So soul
Al ars eelt amr
fniin tuf lecture q
tsst circle o.
rasfn-
Private t1nsaifafiGn
haifs
fGe4 Fourth 49,
m%Ae-~--~fAgeN@1~(~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
MADAM VICTORIA
MORIn'N GREATEST

clair oFant phrsnuloEiat ruarantees So
read vaur entire ne Etys tfte advice
ON business love health and family
affairs ard what go DO tn re success
o. NE on. visit elli pay ou fnr fenf
rtaut disarunintnnnts in others she
vif remove au obstacles and feU fHr
ran ts vln and hold tho ono vuu trt
sire tp~riHi rradinsr 1er bnit and
AuranE Eunm , Abbott Hotel over
rvI drn- stone H0tN PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26

II urE wo cntNEsF MEDICINE 90
@eA Jnne. ST. tst srd and 1fd kvss
srsfttr wssh Estshiish.d 2fsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
sa-sUslness OPPORTUNITIES

TN VEsTORs NNGNZtNE FEEE TO
5000 $50 Invested With ~ ha, mad b
otherH $40 10 few month"; Hoffman e
Invest meut inuFusl cells hos fhl was
done. This magazine EiteH fact about
ne real earning power - w"u9t tells
bow many have started gn me road So
fortune W. viii send Be thfrf months
free. - you waut 10 make monfr.
erits fYf this maEsEius today. fioG.
man Trust COMPANY. GA trrtsr Build
ms Houston. Tsr
Will LEASE FOR 4 PERIOD or
five years free - rent 70 anyone wi o
viii clear and cuitivuts = tract ~ land
q Httia move than ons acrs "a size.
Within 20 minutes ride - seattle For
further Information call East 2est
affe' : . m.
Us STORE HtIf.DfNg- fis FtnsT 81
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
IMPROVED POULTRY FARM
CHICKENS; BUILDINGS: aARDEN

Fronting county road. near kirk
land ferry dock nice f-room cof-
tage with sleeping tent. furnished
complete; good wslls chicken
house 2fxas. Vith about 200 lay
ing hens. garden planted 20
fruits and berries. etc. Price
sz.375; terms and immediate pos-
session can be arranged Live
here. work IN town. g. fare
Take kirkland ferry 20 Burk, &
Fsrrars office in Kirkland.
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/ ..' WIZ.
MADAME IONA
I t.AtpyayANr ANp pWuENot.agfzT
I AK i-rt,arst,,. netu.,r Fiftb and sixth
! rrus past present and future. consist
ng businsss and iu'" affairs. advice
y"u about divorce ''-"- ana .4t ~,
n '.ut 'Y'N ." '.' :" y ,''
/ r,,, fr,1"5. ,.,.,ics and what YOU
49, ,,.t .t,ot, .or u.aatnr. daily
prd sunday.
| ,-fi,--r s,,tI,i1I -f,fI.S,sT7 ,,jJf7D..If
I .g.,.et.r.' nan ,t.o T,,,tb az. ,'ou.
I ,-.. , =, a.. .,. "a ~ "a, .,tt.si
"v.,.rIai s.f,.r. \ program viii ba
/ rendered Mere from the platform
rr'ir after m~"iHE E'crh body vet
/ come Uey Nj l'urdioll. rastof
/ MADAM HFsrlTA. or FNN FRANCIS.
/ ru. reliable pais"ist ANA card reader
! Advice "n lmHl ana domestic ar
taitE, %" ''niF fl'. l"-''s tlir'
! ave" nppuallr lh'alL"
IPVOF FWEErsE BATTLES GREAT
| est medium. ~ gate anything l2f
toward nN" ----
1 MIRA uUrpiCF "URITUALtSr MIN
/ ister Clrcic, -day Friday even
( lnRa 'onfuitalt'. daily Hotel byhee.
I ia.l Thifd Az none IlloA ill.
my BFUTtIA r.sLSON. TRUE AID
/ ,Jsrr given pritata Cousutta ton daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
AGENTS WANTED

OTW FEFEErENfNFiVE NUn vt.t-
ting rich stth marvellous ncs house
hold ounnudite Fret sampler get
over 100 orders daily. bis pruffs. 81
sucr.ssfnl equalization 90 proaprFaua
agents ard send today for free samples
and particular Skitch COMPANY. Dept
sos MuwaIke. WI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
SING LEE

IUINEHI .FFU' -
lof's PIKE St rnl'" Naln 'ttD
MAUHY At ONCE WE UT YOU ~
correqpopde,ee uith several thousand
charming ara refsned ladies' Who wish
no marry. man. sorih from $1,000 20
So. 900 ana upvsrd. partiruiars free
Nddross AIior vstd. B-5tf. Nalle', Neb
woaEN GTE EOUR CbFptT OPEN
chsrrs account. We IN sivs YOU
credit 10 out Al Yourself iu anything
you rnag need hn "ftATH GOODS" You
nay on easy fefns 1T factory prices
We uanufa ffufe etervthltg that q.
~orr In hait goods ~ auj special pat
tern or deeiSn Erlnz ts your cut hiatt
or f0mhtrEs make them up At
factory urtces We uYe and make over
yjur Old switches Mail orders given
pfomp' attention.
FACTORY NAM STORE. iiOi Fira. Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
5 BUSINESS PERSONALS

pc Chinese rpot.
ana uerbf can
SucDsHafuIlf treat
all disura srs -
mon aud women
pecIAl for the
tpothafle head
ach 4 stomach
tuptute rbttt
sars fhrpat Yci
i1a fever oil
lpEg PIN pies.
sbF1 wounds ah-
s,ssH ana nerve Gus
Isprdera lla ~ .
tfeu treated sue
AsRaiulff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26

Take a trip with Edgar Ala"
Poe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26

MATTER - uRokENt. utouEsf
FNfrEN rffu CAaH ron OF n
COLD FtthHr ANB ufAauNpR
SMITH fNv ELnY MN go ig l..
q SMITH ft.tg rot Wru 81 Ooh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26

IA Dc oht ~trIHtOH
3 8. !. =. !. !:
Hl\ bN>ttH tF employing q
~" tNrEf't Af.fsr tnsf~ad Of
D. ututNAuY teacher a
- heHfa suh 8 '.spssis +
HNEI fs' vtf rut fhaf rsrsoBai
xHMV isnar 60 fuur dsr.tng
" me latest dsnr~- a-anI
"A tsf the 70 fsfftrs
a I'd rEnMR Mp4r
HEtau% stt.H
TttF ttffHHt O. SCHOOL. pF ptHtf Nt.
tftt's Famthta assr rits e. Eii essr
Msanher - irh~ tHnss fifrls.
MIDDLE gUEn MECHANIC WITH
Hhtn~ apa jedi HHstitan auuit iiae
tu meet q honest eurNfns Hiri rf
ettas d. diam. ssstasfn she aura -
anH ts a. rnu1uarF. fnatFf-uHut Is
saitrl me- irGfigrs af general deliveries
u~-H ausHfFl ttdfss~ raka Efar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26

ELDERLY WIDOW SEGf, HEALTHY
economical de#irrs Housekeeping fY-
one 90 more rl1tfip p~upie H1S ~ e..
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26

PEOF rZENAUER. rue GREAT
cot healer living. located now at 1923
sixth ave, VIII give treatments and
srIrttunl readings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
HOUSES FOR SALE

iNulh HtN4 MuNLN MAJ. ntt \
3 home from Adams al faunUeroy. Ws'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
a5-mlsceLLAneous FOR SALE

PREPARED HooFtsy
t.u'v sbn1t s. pounds. g. % sec SQUARE
s.pl4 ahoat - pnnuds. fi.rs rsr square
stp1 aaHut - tannts tt.sU rsf pauste
- Is WILLIAMS co
Manufacturers Hash and ueofs
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26
1a-housEs EuRN. EoR REM

IRo0s MupERN 'orrAor 81 Soc. .
ne interest feUUs tsti Mask %
vstnifs sttW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-26

KEVKS110H'z = 10 6s1s loos - s71
'oEr ACIt'AINTED sOH1EIY' MEET.
mrs Thursday eNeninLs 1915 Eighth
go. Ant. u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12
8 G. g apitcl [.
Sie 0aQnad)t.

auS Seomig Ole aunoe bon GonaS
beabiihtietem gusblciben brahtc,
mar Hobert niht 81 Sauie, er mar
nod un5uirieocncr oils iein gtlitter,
ais er oooon borte. uno beihloB, 10.
tort na6 Sericp Gitp biniiber5ufdb.
rem, Coma a., boleu! Sic mar er.
itallnt unO erirellt, i'm 81 ieben. Iic
bIeid,e @an9e rotbcte lid lieblidl Mil
0cS Sidlt c~rglan5te IN ben bralinen
9lugen oa lie ibrc Sano in ole icine
legtc uno ser Gngitlid)en Srage nadD
ibrem gefinOen, Der I6iitt, tic nit
nod) Sairie 81 nebmcn, lauid]te.
oNein, id, bari nid)t. Sd fam
Stclo nid)t pcrldiien, menu Sic
iuiibtcn. pie franf lie ill., miirocn Sic
eS nidlt u%erlan9cn."
ngber cS gibt gcipiB Iubcrc, oerclt
Eilid;t eS lit, iic 81 pilc9en."
Sic bat aiiBer Mtr. Sepiorb umo
WfiB burton feline &eupanoteu. Iieic
fam belite nid)t fommen uno oa id)
Wtatbiloe nidt aacin laiien mill.
bleibe id. IS tbut mir a~lleroingS
lei0. obcr i6 CLAUDE, red,t 81 ban.
0cln."
9fobcrt oadgc ouS @lcit}e mo
ordnste nid)t weiter. Die aranfe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

fab iin6 nid)t einmaI neiB, ipcr liz
mar"
.Teine Mutter lit nid)t i'm Sim.
mel, Stela."
.Nibt I'M Simmel2"
Gin Yarorismlis bes gntiesenS
folgte, bes &inb ,panb iib ia
ardmpfen.
$50 lit lie benn? 0of niht in
Der Sole! Niht perloren - meinc
Whttter. . Seotpig! Sebuig!"
Sebes SPORT mar elm Stobnen. Die
fleine Sterbenoe %flammerte iib al
Seospig uno fragte entiest, cb ibre
Wtlltter epig perloren mdre2
,Oeine Wlttter Iebt," rief SebpiQ
oitBer iih.
yWarum fonnlt iie Damn nidlt?
Cont pilegen Wiitter ibre &inoer
ieIbit."
gmil job ieiner Sdhuciter Sam.
mer nno beom,erie tie, ipie er lie mn
einmal beoaiiert i'm 2eben.
80 SteIla, On bridft n1eilt Gers.
Srage nift no6 0einer Wtiitter. 6
baruber5iger Sinlntel, bas lit idtpe'
rer, aIs Der 600" feufte Tie i,nb iant
Dor Dem Bette aui Die 3nie. 9ennod
pergaB iie Die 8priidt nidt.
nShlieBe oie Tbiire, gmil, i'd
brouhe feline Seugen meineI
Sbmaf."
S1Greit Oh BON @nfdng an NAB,
geipeien, 10 ipdre Dir ali bas efIpari
seblie6en."
8ieleiht ipor es llnredt, ibr bas
iest 5i iasen, no Der aelh Der Bit
terfeit idon bon mar.
,Wtahe mir feline Goripiirie, id
fam nidt mebr ertragen, uno 5uoen'
gibt es nifts, mas ih nif)t tbni1
miir6e, Stellas 9eben an retten."
.Gihts?" fragte @nlil 3rpeifelnO.
Sein Con iteigerte lire 9efitble.
,gteir, niftS. Sd ihupore bier Dol
@ott, bab ib Tobert Nues iagen mill
ipenn Der Serr erbarmenb mir ibl
2eben %friitet. Sore mid, 8ater in
SimmeI, bore mein @eliibbe, erbalt(
mir SteQas 2eben, unb ib mill @Qes
iagen."
r@as iaeen2" fliiiterte Stella unt
itaute eribredt bon @inem gum an.
beren. sd peritebe Guf niht, mel!
&ppf ifypinbelt. Sit's ipesen Oel
Nutter unb fporuln tie niht fommt
ipenn ib iterbe?"
3eine Qntport eriolgte.
rWo lit iie, Gmil2 Sat lie mid
nidt lieb? O., baB if lie MIR einmal
ieben fonnte, MIR einmal ibre Stim'
me boren iino iie SHUTTER nennen, i'd
tpiirbe bann Seilis bitten, lie gut 81
MAIDEN urb in Den Simmel 81 neb'
men. @ar lie iflimn, !Seotpig; mai
meine' Mutter mtrfli6 iflium2"
@S tpar cine eisentbiimIihe S5ene
9as bleif,e iterbenoe ainb itrefte oit
3itternoeu Sdnbe naf Der reifge.
id)miidten, 5erfnirihten 9ame I'M
ilebte lim &unbe' BON Der Wflttcr
Sebrpig erbebte Dor Der 9eriibrunq
Der fleinen Sanb unb nonote iid
Gdseno nno bilfeiudenb gesen emil
Dieier par maftIos. gS ipor oit
Stunoe ibrer gngit, iie mibte III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

DBie founteit OH 10 lrnflllg ieiu,
@miI2" fIititerte Gritcre. nOu iichit
ia bodl, ipie franf uno id)mnb Stelln
ill.,"
sd bin ein berjIoicr gaoiit," ant.
lportete @ntil betriibt iino periudltc
Die 8ranfe, Die INNER picoer iraete,
mcr obcr no TIRE Wrltter lp1rc, Su
%berubigen.
ySruge SeOmigj i6 fam 0ir's
nift iagen," %cutgegncte er enolid)
uno oamit mlBtc lid oas aino be.
gniigeu.
WatbiIoe uno gona iibernubmen
Die Raftpode. Sic oaften nift Der
eigenen Miioigfeit, niht oes glGn3cn.
ben 6eifes, oas am foIgenoen sIbellO
itattfinoen loute, Dem lie mobl nidt
~beiIpobnen oltrften.
oils Die Morgcnodrilmerung lid
ourd) Die Sheiben itabl. bemerften Bic
treuen Yflegerinnen ioiort Die Ser.
d~nberung, ole iiber Die aranfe 9efoin.
men. Sod, aber mar lie nift iterbeno,
men1 altd) oes Sooes Stempel oelltlid)
auf Dem bleit)en Mntlis itano, nod
mofte lie, na6 bes Ir5tes Wteiuung,
Slpei bis brei Gage leben. Stella lag
p6aig be%Degllngslos, lie iragte nur
bon 3eit 81 Belt, mie piel llbr es
mare, Oh Der 0all beute i~tattfGnbe
iulo Seolui9 bnnn geplB fGhle?
SdppeIt ter Se0n nod eillnlal al
ieben, mar Der oGeS Mnberc perorGn.
genoc 8eoonfc. Sic nannte Tie nod
SdJmeiter, Die Soec. oaB iie es nidt
uor, penn Mrs, &epioro nift lore
Mutter %9eueien, id)ien niht ElaB 5t
greifen.
% bleib' bel mir, perlaB mid,
niht," bpt Stela, ais Wtatbiloe lid,
einen Mi,genblid poln 9ettdcr, ent.
! iernte, .ooer wiQit Oh nit Coma gum
galle2 81 geb' nnb brin9c Seowi9
nit suriid."
slber ncocr Wotbiloc nod Gollu
perlongten und) Dem Seite. Nus
bleite Nutlis Der Sterbenoen miiroe
por ibnen Seidmebt unb jeoe Sreitoc
geitort ba6en. 9eioe famen glcid)-
3eitig 81 oemielben GntihluB..l
Ginigc 3eilcil iuiIroen OH Seowig
! gelonOtl ibr 5u iagen, Dab lie DEM
gaQe ljidt bcipobuen wiiroen iucil
SteQa iih lebr frailf uro idpuad,
fiiblte, menn aud, feinc oilgcnblif.
lidc @efabr 81 befiirdteu mare. Sic
moge Mrs. Gburfill erinfen, MfiB
Sperton nod eiien Gag 81 belu.
laiben.
Seotpig las Den griei; Gin M
piafiirIihes .8ott lei Sanf!" er,t.
ifliipfte ibren 2ippen, oils lie, erfubr,
6aB Steqa lid nid)t idledter befdnoe.
.@iibt ids bod oab emil iiber.
trcibt, u jliiiterte lie. Wrs. Burton
iiiblte ii6 bur6 Die Hatrid,t IMAM.
aenebm Iiiberraiht. Gle founte lid, in
ieoer Siniiht aui NatbilOe perloiicn,
ibr @egbleiben lieB iid) iolglih nur
ifnper perifmer5en. Nad)oem cS
SeSipig erhlih gelungeln, lie 81 BERN.
-bigci. beaab lie lid 0n Wtrs. Gbilpd'
III. Die IN anoerer @eiie iiber gonas
Mnsbleiben ebenie betriibt mar.
sic bat lid 10 s~eirellt iino ibr
&leio lit 10 biibif," iprab Die glitc
Oamc uuo itrid leiic ii6er Oes 8e'
ipQnoes leihte Salten, ooaB mfrs
orbentlid, ipeb tbut, penn lie all DEM
eutlagen ioa."
sd beoanere es ebeniols unenO'
lid" e~ntgcgnete Se6rpig id)meihellO,
,rlio mdre germ ielbit nad) Seriep &C.
gangen, Mib Sperton obSuloien, aber
Die 3ante mil cs nid)t erlaubcn. Cor
lid geitanben, CLAUDE id) aud, Dab bic
aronfe iih jest in beiieren SGnoen
bcfinoet, OILS penn i'd bic Yilege iiber-
n1bmc."
llno nit bieicn @orten fiiBte SEQ.
mig Die fiinitigc ShpiegcrlHIttcr, Dat
lie. ia settle 5u funtmen, l,no trippclte
eiIig na6 Souie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

aIlein tragen. BIoslid leltd,tete elm
gntidluB iiber ibre 3iige.
v2aB inns alein, @mtl, 9oltc Nac
ierlL, bis ib @ud rltfe. SteIIa 9cbort
nur mir, MIR mir"
Sbr @eiit ityien 5erriittet, ais lie,
nafoem emil iih entfernt, Die Sbiire
idloB unb ielbtt 5iim 6eniter binduS-
bIifte, oils fiirdtc lie 9auid)er orull.
BEN in Der falten @internaht. 9uum
ieste lie iid neben Stelas Eager.
.Sraee MN, NOS Oh lpilit unb iA
iperbc Dir ontporten iliiiterte lie.
Is eBung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-12

perlungtc er nid)t 5u ieberL Tie erid,ieu
ibnl monentau iuie cine Gait, Die Mib
Soertou fcr,l bielte, wibrcno err tie 10
gcrne 81 Suiie gerpl,bt bate.
oMegen Sic Wib Burton niht ol,rd)
ihlimne Nnhrihten aiit," bat @oua,
oIs er iit pernbid)ieoctc, mir ipiifen,
oaB tic bel,tc nift fommcn fam, aber
morgcn friib crtparten mir lie gnrl3
beitimmt."
Inter enbloieu Gurbereitungeu
perfloiien Oie Shnoen ihnel fir Die
9elpobner bes Saiiics Scr Waoiion
Square, ober alld in itillen Seim in
Seriep Gitp pergingen lie raid, iuab.
reno Gmil, Mtatbiloe uuO Gina Die
itets lid mebrenoen 3eihen nabenocn
Sobes beobud)teten.
Steaa lag ben ean5en 9tadulittog
in elmer Nrt 9etlubirng, lie belpegte
lid nitt, iprah nift ooer iliiitertc
mir bon Belt 81 3eit Seoipigs PA.
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nit momcntarlem Oelirium wieoer,
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bat Seius oarltm. SeSt iterb' id
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>hen."
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rei6en fam" apailote or lih 81 emil,
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tribe.
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ifdate SteadY ihmade Stimnne
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@ehMgeLs
sW6ter!

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The Farmers Veterinary Guide
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-06-07
DIR. Charles Edward Buck

In our last issue was a short notice
concerning the death of DR.. Charles
Edward Buck, who died at his home in
Boston May IL We have since as
certained the following additional
facts:
He was born in Eau Clair, Wiscon-
sin in 1859 After graduating from
the Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy
he entered medical college making
a special study of children's diseases
to which subject he eventually devot-
Cd his entire time. He was one OF
the promoters In the founding of the
Boston Floating Hospital for Infants
and Children. In 1914 he was elect
ed treasurer OF the Middlesex College
of Medicine and Surgery at which in
stitution he had spent a large part OF
his time His love for children en-
gendered a large clinic and because
OF this fact he was able to secure a
bequest of three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars for the clinical de-
partments of the college.
He was graduated from Tufts Medi-
cal School In 1903 He was a mem
Der of the American Medical Asso-
citation and of the Massachusetts
Medical Society
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-06-07

the State Legislature of Oregon. Po-
litically he has always been staunch
Republican. Mr. Richardson still re-
tains considerable numbering interests
in Idaho, but has retired from active
business, and with his wife occupies
a comfortable bungalow in the city
of La Grande, Oregon, from which
place he directs the management of
his farm and live stock interests. OF
a large family of children but four are
now living: Frank who resides on a
farm near Council, Idaho, Joel who
was graduated from the Harvard Law
School in 1913, admitted to the bar of
Oregon in 1914, and resides at La
Grande, George, who is an automobile
dealer in La Grande, and Helen (Mrs.
John J. Broomkeld) who resides at
Tamarack, Idaho.
Eugene Richardson, youngest son
Of Bryant and Rachel Richardson.
married Flora McCausland of Hart
land. For time he engaged in the
mercantile business in Wisconsin, but
for the past Is years he has lived in
Oregon and Idaho, and Is at present
engaged in the numbering business at
Roseberry, Idaho He has one son
Carroll M. Of Hartland.
Your truly,
JOEL H. RICHARDSON.