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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

Last summer the infsntile paralysis
epidemic kept the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund from sending many Of its little
friends into the country for vacations.
As many OF those deprived Of vacations
we're anemic, undernour.shed young
sters, for whom. a country outing was
almost physical necessity II they
were to pull through the year, the Fund
planned something new-fresh air out
ings amid the snow-and Devereux
Home, in the CatskiIls, was kept open
from December TO March, and was
filled with children from the New York
tenements during that period.
Many Of the children included in
these winter parties had never been
TO the country before. From their ok
perience among the snowelad noun
tains these youngsters got an idea that
it would be a pleasant thing to-but let
them tell you in their own words.
Here are letters from a few OF them.
See If you can pick out the key sem
tence in each one which explains the
writing Of the epistle.
Wants to Go Back
Writes one girl:
Dear Friend: We reached home
safely. Mother was delighted how
We improved in the country. Mother
said there was good care taken ii
US and she is very thankful to the
good people that do such good work
for the poor people. II you would
kindly remember Us in the sumner
time il would be a great help 20
mother. We will be glad TO meet you
in the summer again. From
ANNA O'CONNELL.
Writes another:
Dear Friend: | arrived home safe
~ and | am very much obliged 20
you for keeping me three weeks.
When | came home my mother did
not recognize me. because ! had nice
red checks. nave gained five
pounds in weight and my mother was
very pleased about that Ny mother
asked in a kirdlv way If you could
send me- away during the summer,
because I never 60 away in the sum-
NOR and We are so hot here that IL is
terrible 70 stay here.
[ told my mother what expensive
food you gave Us. I enjoyed every
thing / got for my meals. ! would
thank you if you would try to send
me away again.
NELLIE SCHWANNENFELD.
Still another goes straight TO the
point:
Dear Sir: am in the best Of
health. and hope 20 hear the same
from YOU | arrived safe and would
like 70 know if you are going 70 take
the children 20 the country this
summer If you are, could | take my
brother with me this summer? Best
regards from all 10 all. Your low
ing friend. TILLIE EDELBERG.
Has Hopes for the Summer
And yet another steers almost as d.
rectly TO the point:
Dear Sir: | arrived safely; my
parents were glad TO see me. be-
cause look very good and gained
four and a half pounds. Teacher,
am thanking very much for your
nice treatments. and I hope 70 be
there in the summer time. | am
giving my best regards. Yours
truly, ELLA ElSHLLR.
A fifth has the same idea:
Dear Teacher: Nv mother was
clad TO see me when | arrived
safely at home. healthy. I was
weighed, and / gained one and
quarter pounds. was sorry 20
leave Deposit. thank you for the
kindness you done for me. | would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07
100000 Loss in Smelter Fire

Fire believed 20 have spread from
the furnace started IN the smelter OF
Kahn Brothers, az 7s5 Humboldt Street
Rrooklyn, at o'clock last night a few
minutes after the last employe had
left. The seven one-story structures
constituting the plant were destroyed
The damage is estimated al $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

". George. Of Boston; Roger W. Row,
land. Sprinefeld; Roland A. Bush and
How'd Hamilton, Pittsheld; Francis {.
Carlton. Lawrence; Edward F. Holland,
Providence; II. Leslie Eddy, New Brit
ain; r. ". Weeks, Hyde Park; t.
Sanford. Skowhegan. Ne. Walter y
Moore. jr.. Of san Francisco, also de-
parted for the school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07
LA-cOnNLA

INSDUNIA
Maid Of The burning eyes and tcine-dork hHT,
Vhose lqaqftcr Lc alike Whose ha9-heard sign
Clutches mn he4rt-ctltches, and 1crings =" oryj
one eoraer Of my spirit from despair
Tint rqy kesp herr IN yovr grace my prayer.
WiG my lat look 0pon the 9oUran sky
ask phen IN the holy grave ! he
Yovr oRo.t raay no mere ri,e before me there
For hooe cone 70 fear that when Mt Inst
yin TO that great empiiress Of pam
md pass beneath the ebon architrave
By sorne Jluet magic, from the shrooded past
Yoay aoice and bok uoy come 10 me again
Throtgh the thick night and sience 81 the 9roVe
q hear the country calling says the Stacker as he starts on
vacation Of idleuess.
The punctuation Of "Can the Kaiser" IL confusing
Our Pro-German chDn incline 70 the interrogation point
Why not @Tin the Tyrant"2 ...-t..l- T. A. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

Contributions. preferably by check or
money order, should be sent 70 The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund, The Tribune,
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

Those Of our conrb who banded against free verse nave
GRAINED Themselves into a Pome Defense League
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07
The Origin Of a Cosmic Jest

From the Kansas City star quoted the Literary Digest for June 30
porter baberhOp predicts that the war will not
last longer than weeks.
He says his and he held job longer
than two weeks n his whole ufe
at any rate says Mr. Will Rogers pointing to his hempen
s,coutreent Il got lines photographers cant steal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

Hvoo5 Broun the bridegroom attributes his success in
understanding French the fact that luncheon given here for
Jacques CoDeau Mr. enough Mr. Louis Sherwn
70 hear him converse with the French actor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07
THE CONPLEAT CYRILIZEF

(Which do the rather believe, by comparing the ai
loving owy humble epstes Of ST. Peter, st. James and
whom we know were all fishers with the glorious language
metaphors Of s.. Paul, whom we believe was not.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

1--WE are only trying th5 thing Of Sleeping under canvas
write Three Platts5urg Rockies We know: merely tentative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

Loew's American Roof & E1s =, Nv, w. e 9 y;
rrr p.f-.si .rg NIght Erre-cs Are Here.
r MELODY MAIDS. CHICK Al seat.
RFI~NER; GEO. PklNko>b he-ef'sa
nANCFR~. and > Other Acts. Is. IS, 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

And what more onous, then, 70 record here and now th
last Wednesday in Norfolk Va Mr.. Arthur L. Brewer marr
Miss Hazel Grace Book?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
waterfront Notes
CORDOVA WILL.
GO FAR NORTH

Bound for the "farthest north
the Alaska Steamship Co. steamer
Cordoya will sail from Elliott bay
Wednesday with a large cargo OF
supplies for Nome. 81. Michael and
Kotzebue sound points After leav-
Ing Nome. the Cordoya will sail
thru Berlng straits. 800 miles north
OF Unimak pass, and will stop at
the government post and mission
airy settlement on Cape Prince or
Wales In Kotzebue sound she will
touch points farther north than
Bny other steamer that plies ont or
Seattle This n the first OF two
trips the Cordoya will make into
the Arctic ocean during the open
season She will sail thru Boring
straits again late In July
Northbound from Seattle also II
the Alaska Steamship Co steamer
Dolphin. which sailed Monday for
Skagway For the benefit OF ex-
cursionists she will stop at Sitka
and Taku glacier She carries a
cargo Of 300 tons
The Northwestern. OF the same
company. left for Skagway and
Anchorage Tuesday morning, with
800 tons OF general merchandise.
Froh the North the Alameda ar
rived In port Monday with q pas
aenger list OF IS. 800 tons OF cop
per ore and 1900 cases Of canned
salmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Do You Favor the
Conscription of
Wealth? Sign This

With conscription OF men. there
" no excuse for not also conscript.
ing surplus wealth.
Unless that In done. the cost OF
the war will again fall. as II has
fallen IN previous wars. upon the
shoulder OF the poor.
The senate finance committee IL
trying to fasten that burden upon
the poor. Unless YOU protest good
and loud nov. this iniqulty viii pre-.
vail.
Send the following message 10
your senators and Representatives.
also 10 Floor Leader Kitchin. OF the
house. who has declared that the
rich must do their bit" and who
will appreciate your support or his
stand:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
NEW LINER BRINGS HEMP

Under charter 10 II. +. Os-
trander. the japanese liner Some
dono arrived In Puget sound
waters Monday, with one OF the
largest cargoes OF hemp ever I'M
loaded here. The 1000 bales of
the product is being unloaded in
Tacoma. where IL will be shipped
East II comes from Manila and
is valued at 81 900. 900. This is the
Somebody's second voyage to Sc
attic since she was built In Maya
saki. Japan. last fall. She will load
part Of her return cargo OF steel
and lumber in Tacoma. and the re-
mainder in Seattle. sailing from
here June %. The Somedono has
dead weight tonnage Of $500
tons and is pronounced by ship
experts TO be one Of the finest
liners In the transpacific trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

stalls zi.1e. corn uAkes. se pkg 7
boxes SeRrrhlight matches. lsc AtAii
q, ibH Roman meal. zoe. No. 10 sack
household bran. fee. ? sacks salt. Toe. .
boxes matches. 100. ibs best Jap rice.
gee. No. 10 sack rolled oats. CSC J ibs
farina. sbc. stalls 5i-z5. spring salmon.
lbs sbe. salmon trout, So ana 9sc
each. red snapper. i0o IN. sliced black
cod. Toe 10. Stall "a. fresh creamery
butter, toc 10 strictly fresh eggs. asc
dos. dor CSC: goat cheese. atc 10
rrimoHt cheese. soc brick stan III.
cabbage salad. isr PIT potato salRd. ibc
pt . picked pigs feet. . The SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

stalls 50. good bacon. 2sbr 10 sugar
cured cofn.d beef, tss h.. lard suhsti
tute. 2 lbs i0r stall fOt. new burbank
potatoes. . lbs. sso. large heads lettuce.
for tsc. asparagus. Toe 10. stall isi,
fancy swiss cheese. 100 ID. home made
usfiualads, zoe 10 large am pickles.
eOt dor sour misnd pickles. iss al
stan ia0. 10 ibs pure cane sugar. So .
Economy iar caps. zoo dor AlbsrH'
rolled oats. zoe pkg. stalls mans.
cantaioupes. ito sacn. lemons. TO- dor .
Ihubarb. lbs Zoe. Stall 40. dry onions,
ib- Ice. cabbage. g. ID home grown
tauitfioWsr 2Oc each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

stan ~. lbs standard graduated
sugar. 90. atAi 70. fresh avset pAsteur.
irsd milk. H. At. g. pt Btait 1871. 20
thontr. ticket wi.h zoe purchase stall
90. iaFE. fresh pies. i2o. fresh cookies.
100 dos stall 1874, fresh eggs. dor.
7sc. fresh Washington butter. toc 10.
stall 70. onions. , ihs i0c. oranges. zoe
dos lemons. u DC doz stall 1913. csnta-
ioup.H Zoe staii a.. beef liver. 10 10. /.
boiling beef. lgr 10 pot roast. Zee ~
htail 1911. hippsrsd salmon. gee III. .
fresh cod. ibs. loo. kippsfsd sabl. fish.
isc 10 stall ~, = 80 1sfs jelly. &c !.
minred ripe olives. lie. cor bsttia
flAvoriHH. Ice stall GO. home made
bologna. 1891 b. cervoiot. CSC ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

hfRli "a. ihH graduated sugar. s3c
pure pastsuriEed milk. e. Dt, o. at
Stalls Is. No 10 bag fancy patent flour.
SIC choice basket fired Japan tea. 2sc
10. ibs best Jap rice. 2se. he choice
rcd Or pink beans. CSC. sic can chocolate
of cocoa. Csc. stalls 1T-as. lbs soy
beans. zoe, 3 pkEs corn flakes. Csc. i0c
Jar rubbefa. De-. bulk cocoa or chocolate.
7ec 10 Stall 30. Airloin steak. $50 IN
T-bons steak. A. Sc H. round steak. ibc
a. stall q. onions. lbs i0c. lemons.
i0c dos new potatoes. ibs. zSc stall
10, orange innfmaiAde. zoe N. swedish
rye bread. i0c loaf. JilE'H bologna. 2sc
~. mefwufst lte III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

stall -. bss; Jersey butter. &c ID.
fresh ranch eEgs. doz 5gc Stall a.
veal roast. i5a ID. hamburger. Isc 10
stall :. kream kfisp. 2To can Eeonom,
jar caps. &c dor. Jap rice. lbs ssc
coffee lbs' sso- Andersons patent
flour. fg-fo sack. sugar. IL ia. 81 90
Booth ssrdinss. zoe can. rice and milk
j DC can. s,Aii ss. sable fish. . lbs. 7sc
shad. lbs. asc. Etsil 80. fruit bars. 10,
dor. rye bread. ioaves zsc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Egyptian Phrenologist
Medium

NA t'liNltl
CALL AND BEE MADAM RUTH
GUARANTEED sATisrACrtON or NO
CHAHgEH
Csn tell you what sou want 20 know
Without asking questions The madam
can tell sons mon why they have had
more had luck than others. uisss true
advice how 90 Kain succsss IN business
and family affairs. caurtship and mar
rtage tells you what business IL most
lucky for yea. and what part Of tho
world Will he more surcsssfui for you.
advises how Go gain and hold a rood
position. she tells N the one you love
II true or false Eivss ths name OF your
future hurha nd or wife and causes
speedy marriage with the one OF your
choic.. brings tho separated tossthsr. .
makes happinrHs between man and
wife This lady does not toll 60 please
you, hut xivss only truthful advice you
can depend on. special readings 10
cents. for two weeks only, Hotel
Green. it0tb Fourth ave- corner OF
Fourth and Pike. room 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Public Markets


Royal Drorory. lbs English walnutH
gsc. Zoe rolled oats. 10 Htong'~. , he
sus beans. gbci rolls toilet paper, 9h''
SOC bek herring 1bs stall -. psstsur-
ik'd miih. Go pit. b. a. stsii ., green
beans. 2 lbs zoe. Stall l.. new burbank
spuds. 4 iba acc Htail -. $50 coffee. lso
~. stsli D. cottage CHEESE. fso 3D. sugar
stall. . lbs rice. She o lbr sugar. zoe
Eagle poultry. small broiierH, Zoe hnd
gsc each, while they last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
MAN LOST IN EARLY FIRE

ST, LOUIS. June 19.-Firemen
are searching in the wreckage of
the Tri.Cities Packing plant today
for the body Of George Reiniger.
who is believed to have burned to
death in a fire which destroyed the
plant in East st. Louis early to-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
LEAVE FOR SEATTLE

Returning from the seasons first
trip across Bering sea. the Una
tilla and Victoria left Nome for
Seattle Saturday. The Victoria. OF
the Alaska Steamship Co.. sailed 1t
1870. and the Umatilla, OF the Pa
cific Steamship Co. sailed from
Nome at 1890 p. M. They were
two OF the first steamers to reach
Nome and st. Michael after the
official opening" OF Boring sea
il ne IL. The Senator. which sailed
&c Nome from San Francisco. will
return TO Seattle. and will be OPP
Grated in the Boring sea trade
from here In the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
tJH>IH

stalls s.1.t-7. veal roast. izAe ID
pot roast. 1ttc 10 picked beef tongue,
ise 10 good bacon, zee H.! veal outlets.
Ice u lamb chops. lac ~. stAlis 1875.
Dol Monte pimsntosn isc can. . bars
fflHial white soap. bars soc. fancy
spiii peas. lbs. zoe. rtaii ~. fine fresh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

2se' fresh ling cod. lbs 7be: tenderioir
Of sole. isc ID. Stall Ie2. beet fresh
churncd Washington creamery butter
t2c Id. lbs. 81 20. fresh puile, esgs
sec doz. J doz ti.0o. frerh peanut but
ter. lie 10. Stall ITO. 2se can syrup iso
soc bon dried herring. iso. ibs peanut
butfuF SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CREDiToRs
In thu Matter Of tho Insolvency Of th.
Commentaries Asrcsntns Bank. -
corporation
hottie. TO tn. creditor, 81 ths German
American Nsrcanuls Bank. Of Seattle
WaEhlngtons
Notice 10 hereby given by the under.
signed as state Bank Examiner % the
stats % Warrington. TO tho creditors
OF and TO all persons having claims
against tho German American Nercnn-
tils Bank q corporation Of the stat. o.
Washington. having Its principal place
% business At No s77 second ave. cor.
nrr Second ave and Marion o. Seattle
King county. Washington. that the said
STATE Bank Examiner did on ths 1ist
day OF January, A. u. 1917, tabs pos
session ~ tho business and assets o.
the said German American Mercantile
Bank, for liquidation and distribution
unaer tho provisions Of chapter 80 OF
tho Session Laws Of the state OF wash
inEton for the year 1915. and that ever
sincs said date tho undersiEned has
been and nov 10 In possession and con
troll Of the business and assets OF tie
said German. American Msrcaniiis Rank
for the purpose Of liquidstiong tho same
AZ provided BY law.
YOU AND EACH OF yJE ARE MERE
ny FURTHER NOTIFIED AND RE
onired to present your said claims
against tn. said Germsn-American Mer-
cantil. Bank 81 seattle Washington. TO
tho undersigned ~ state Bank Exarnin-
er OF tho state Of Washington and 90
make legal proof thereof al the office
and principal place Of hualnsa. Of said
German American Mercan,ils Bank AZ
No. t22 second ave. Seattle. washing
ton up to and including the 10th day
Of April 1917. and thereafter at tho
office OF tho state Bank Examiner at
2i1 white Building. Seattle. King coun-
~, Washington. which viii be tho Of
flee and place OF business for the
transaction OF tho affairs Of said bank
claims must bs presented on or before
IN. last day Of publication Of this no
ties. te-wit; on or before the srd day
OF July. A. ID. 1917.
Dated NJ Seattle. King county. Washing
ton. and published for tho first tins
March "a. A. -. 1917 Oats OF last
publication july 2, 1915.
W. r. HANSON.
State Bank Examiner Of the state ~
CHANnE or VESSELS NAME
Notice In hereby given that. under
chapter t07. Laws Of 1881. and Article
81. Customs Regulation Of 1915. aud
In pursuance OF authority granted by
the Secretary Of Commerce. In the APP
plicntiou n u. G. Seely. sole owner.
the name Of the American gas screw
bismarck. burden ~ grons tons. Of
ficial number 3pGo. has boon changed
TO Cascade.
ROSCOE NJ. DRUMBELLER.
Collector OF Customs.
seatiie. Washinstsn. Juna ~. 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
COMES FROM KOBE

The Ataka Maru. under charter
TO the Gillespie Steamship Co. ar
rived in Seattle Monday from
Kobe. Japan. with a full cargo Of
general merchandise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

E0GPTIAS rHHESof.OdIsT
CLAiNNofANT AND MEDIUM
Guarantees TO read your entire iif~. past.
present ant future give true advice on
business. love, health and family az
fairs tells the name - your future
husband or wife. aud what 10 do 20 he
success IA lifs One visit will pay you
for your maay disappaintments la 9TH
ers she will remove all obstacles and
tell you hou TO yin snd hold the one
you desire. she gives advice on all TIM
por;Ant affsirn Of iifs. special readings
So Daily and Sunday. hlk tsisi.
room a. iaEI second ave corner p1r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
vOtUND SAILS

The volund. chartered TO the
ostrander company from Nor
wegian interests. sailed from Sc
attic Monday for Kobe with
cargo OF steel and lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
BUSINESS PERSONALS



EdYrTtAN ruRnNoLooiHr AND
MEDIUM
one who can actually tell you what you
, want to know without asking a single
question, Gives advice how 60 gain
success IN business and family sffairs
eourtshls and marriages tells you
what business 10 most lucky for you.
snd what part Of tho world viii 10
more successful FOR you ndvisea how "a
gain and hold n good position. Hhs tells
N the one you love Ia tru- or false
siNsa the name Of your future husband
OF wife, and causea speedy marriage
with tho ons Of your choice. brings III.
separated together. makes happiness
between man aud wife The mazda m
can advise how TO avoid ali bad luck
and owl influence aud trouble. and
cause YOU 10 have good luck and sue
cess In anything you take In hand. THE
lady does not tell 60 pleas. you. but
gives only truthful advice you can de
pend on. one visit Co best viii repay
you for many disappointmsnth In 9th
err. THIS Il the madAma first time IN
Seattle Hatisfaction guaranteed or no
charges special readings 80 cents Tor
two weeks only. Hotel Norris. room ..
t.7aN Third between union and Pike.
Hours. = to 30. daily and sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Fly Casters TO Meet

The Seattle Fly and Bait Casting
club Will meet Wednesday at s D.
m. In the assembly room OF the
Chamber OF Commerce and Com.
erclal Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
Be the M an
YOU USED TO BE
WONDERFUL INVENTION mr.
STORES uEAIru while
YOU sIIlsI'

n you want fn he
cured ~ pain or n
weakened condition
you must help nature
onqusr a. That's cur
method
All you need IL new
strength and vitality,
'moru power for tho
system ilirutrteity
gives that Electra
vita. applied while
you sleep saturatst
the body with q sooth
Ing stream Of elne
tficity. IL fills the
body With new life
and vim and In q
short time your trou-
bio IL cured 10 stay
saaHa.I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

cuHE 20 STAY CURED. Twelfth year
Consultation FREE
come and IND nut fus yourself wtEi
can b. done for ysu
Hsurs 20 ~. y 20 g. : tot
DIR. MACY
sis s~~snd Ave. fca-s Esi.r hide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19

We don't cara who has tried 70 cure
you. and has faiied-we VIII give you
sure cure and a ANAL fee' Don
give up before seeing US
ny tie iassst methods known "a
MEDICAL SCIENCE we sueees~sulfy
treat yAQICOsE VEINS. PILES.
NERVOUS AILMENTS. SKIN ALL
MENTs. NfDsEN. BLADDER. LUNG
AND UIOoD AILMENTS, RuEUMA-
TysN, LIVER AILMENTS AND ALI
CVuONIC AILMENTS or MEN.
Come IN ssd sec Us. Have eosft-
Genital talk asd he eusmtsed with
cot eost or obitg ration.
office hours 81. IN. TO p. IN
Sundays 10 a. IN. to y. m
NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITuTk
lip Oss-idestsI Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-19
MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST

MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST
cis,rveyani. phrsnsisEist. guarantees 10
read your entire NE. give ,rue advice
on business. love. health ani family
affairs and what 20 do 10 be surcsxs
IN life one stsit will pay you for your
many tisaepolnimsnts IN othsts she
viii femox. all obstacles and tell you
hon 90 win ana held the one you de.
cir. special reading. soc Daily and
Sunday Room q. Abbott Hstsi over
Owl trus store, tsss Piks
MARRY Ar oNcr-wE PITT Yor IN
correspondence With several ,bonaa ~
charming and refined lsdisa Hho wish
20 msFry. many worth from ii.oeO 20
$4,000 and upward Particulars free.
address Alien ward. n-Gi'. valley.
Nss
REv. LoiE EfMoRE ,PEioRi--coS-
situations daily. circle. Tuesday and
Thursday 1905 i.th ave. az Pine.
Wednesday. pubiic meeting. .. M.
Assembly Hail. Arcade nide East
sssi.
Orion pAFkEt
Spiritual svaaxsiis, ard medium. circles
Monday and Thursday. p. m. sharp.
Consaitstioas daily Ss- Nsnjoms
Hotel. 1917 Ftrs, ave
WORKING MAN. WITH GOOD Poai.
tion. Wishes % meet poor lone woman.
from - 70 30 object fneirimonY. Ad-
dfss. at. star
HELEN RICE BURi.EiGH
Circle. SUNDAY Tuesday. FRIDAY evening",
Consultation dsiit. iset Third ave
Fssm .it
dAp. SUNDAY. a.tt Private readings
daiiy az stewart 81
WONDERFUL GIFTED IEnit'n-Ap.
vice upoe ali affairs Of ins saiisfs r. %
ton susraatssd scientific palnls;ry
and card reading also. ~. Stewart -.
SPIRITUAL CIRCLE WEDNESDAY
only. 81 o'clock. C.rpsntsrs' Hsu.
fssS Feurth. between Pine and stew 81
art Rev. Emma LapWorth.
REFINED WIDOW. 20. wASTa TO
Jgsst gentleman suitable Ass object
early ms~iase A-tA. star
PnoF MATzENAtEn = oREATEEr
healer and leading psrehic. never fail.
ed assists weak mediums treatments
snd readings daily. isss Sirth-
.f.Do-RgLtARLE cLAiRvoYAsT
Sons better Palm readings. .se this
CfAtnvOYANT, FoRMERir ARCADE
Haisi. located room - Brooklyn Hotel.
so University ct
Lorfs spiritual eisirvoy ant .cisn.
tifie hand reader. Room ~. 1864 PIhs
MADAM FRANK : CARD READER.
rsimist. gtc. 1857 Pike. Elliott
Hotel. room J.
KFv ALBERT vAcK-s RITUAL.
consultation daily. iits PIKE. Circles
Tuesday. Friday. t;is .. m.
GARD READING ssc AND See PLAZA
Hotel. room so.
CARD READING. ROOM 5. issix
First ave. fors Hotel
cfAfnvoYAST. CARD READING. 1919
Smith ave