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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
NEW YORK RIGHT
ROYALTY ENTERTAINS

New York, June 2s.-Fitty thousand
persons participated IN the farewell to
Prince Udtne and the members OF the
italian war mission in the stadium Of
the college OF the city Of New York
TO-DAY n was the climax TO New
Works officials greeting to the dis
tinsuished Italian statesmen ana SOL
dtera Thousands OF waving banners.
girls in national colors and uniforms
OF latin societies formed a eolorful pic
turs az the stadium.
vetth the -i-rffonstr NJ the sta
dunn and a private luncheon. President
Butler. ~ Columbia. gave to the mis-
sion the official welcome Of the city
came 20 an end The prince and his
comratriots then jouru-yed to Grants
tomb and laid a wreath OF laurel IN
the soldiers bier.
The commission will be guests of
Colonel Roosevelt 81 Oyster Bay to-
morrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
Callan. French Meet Him
j. With War Cry of Verdun-
They Shall Not Pass
BLOODY TOLL TAKEN
BY PETAIN'S MEN
Berlin Claims to Have Taken
Position Along Mile Front.
Plan Aimed at Paris Ver-
dun Railroad

London, June 25.--The game OF
blur is over on the Franco-German
front Friedrich Wilhelm. the German
crown prince. has been raising up
60 the limit. Louder his cannon can
not roar Fiercer. than the last week
drumfre none is possible, not even
from krupp's finest. Petain has fol-
lowed his royal opponent right up 70
the limit and is forcing him TO show
his cards 1t IS now question Of me
better hand which in battle means
the better man Hand 20 hand and
grenade 70 bayonet. Teutous and
Frenc huen will argue II out
Tp II This evening the poilus were
decidedly hodiug their own. The
crown prince. abandoning his local
thrusts-- feeierx, designated - de
ceivA the FYench--passed the word
along the whole fertv-m!le front.
north of the Aisne and IN the Cham
nagne The concerted Teuton eoGR-
ter drlvo is Oh
Heavy Toll of German Blood.
; Not an inch had beer gained by
.he asJd grey lesscns up 70 the time
pefaln issued his day comnauriane
.lasteaa sesyeparsad the Germans paid
! r.rrt,,,e toli ~ hlaeA for their vain
ssxanlts Berlin stsputes this. as
rsrfirr that French positions on
ffor. a. ora and ore rsif kilometers
tnrsrfv rr44~t ~seTe aken rstth sae
prisoners
20, france this Aisne- Cha - payne
front Is the crucial front Closely n
,ardaper dent with. II II Nerann Tn
able To take .ha' fortress in direcs
way The crown prince Il - Ne84eveG-
hs~ been fnr months planning 70 taS =
n In ar indirect Na%t by cuf1ng me
Paris-Eerdun railway A. am gwen
nog,t hetween SCISSORS and Soain@
sveak through would have shat result
Tu. .he French are holding watrn
ar the Aisne And in the Chs Mrasne
,heir recent drive melted them some
vantage points. ATTEMPTS AZ retakinG
~ which they are confident VIII SPOIL
tire crown princes appetite FOR fnr-
thar ohtectives
Fxtena Lilac of Attack.
-, 70 Yesterday me Germans haf
49, e.,tering their fury upon the
<r.,, southwest 81 I.son between VRuS-
.,I,or ara rilain Late Yesterday they
n.~ar to extend tire line or attack
Edwards. until tonight the eruptions
<ror, ,heir heaviest cannon alternated
NTH r,assed charges all the way t.
rnambretton All these assaults were
s,inea in the French harrage,
pu. the end is not vet Bitter fight
60 n.rhaps the bitterest ~ the year
!. atm ahead The crown prince IS
out 70 redeem himself for his NeFdun
failure Petain Is ready 70 back M
-. immortal words OF Nerdun: They
shall not pass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
rrRoPE HEARS OF PEACE
TO COME BY SEPTEMBER
fRv q. r. RERTFIII.,

Paris. June 2s--The expectation Of
reace by September next having sur
Sdvrd the possibility of Russa's with
drawal and the temporarily Increased
destructiveness OF the submarine cam
najrn Ia now threatened with disap-
nointment by the great campaign IN
augurated in Germany this week In
favor OF "Hindeneurg peace" =.
A. stated in my message OF April
"a last well-informed Frenchmen
Nth inside knowledge OF European af-
fa,rs were predicting that the very
MANAGE of the arrival OF big Ameri-
cav armies in France would induce
tha Germans to sue for peace at the
end Of this summer
II was said that when the German
staff sees the American armies grow
try up ii will realize that American
armed intervention is something very
real and menacing and If II is really
natriotic and not swayed solely by
the interests of the junker class, II
Mil, tell the government that the game
!. nm and advise an immediate peace,
put the junker class which still re-
tains it's grip on the army. may con-
time TO ignore the interests of the
'.mnire as whole and fight to the
.last ditch,
threatens to be brought about and II
n n,aterializes there can be no ques-
ton of peace until late in 1918 at the
earliest. by which time hundreds of
thousands of American troops will
have fought and died on the soil of
r-~~ MR. and m Rhineland.
Russia's withdrawal would probably
h.ye delayed the end of the war con-
siderably. so also would a continuation
s-Anr-,ter destruetiyeaess- on-thN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
REPUBLICANS TO PUT
TICKET IN FIELD
Same Time Democrats Have Their
Primary.

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.)
Roanoke, Va. June 23.-The state
executive committee OF the Republican
party had a meeting here today and
decided 10 nominate candidates for the
coming election and also TO hold state
convention about the same time as the
Democratic primary.
Among Republican circles here the
nomination of Robert n, Angel. of this
city. as candidate for governor is
strongly favored
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
Carney Breads Loose Again.

Stockholm, June 7S.--T. st. John Ga~
ney, formerly American consul at Mu-
Mich. has begun an anti British PROF
uganda He stated he was here 10
represent the cause Of Irish freedom
and intended TO appear before the In
ternatioral congress "a the represen-
tative 81 Ireland
Camille Huysmsns secretary OF tire
congress. said Gafney would have no
standing in the body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

WHILE RICHMOND'S BELLS
TOLL, RED CROSS FUNDS GROW
A plea for the Red Cross will be
spoken from every pulpit in Rich
mond this morning. and from every
church there = expected 70 coma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

Kentucky Wyoming have
officially ~
$4,000 having made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

scontinued on Second PACED
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
Help Us

give you the best service. II
you live in Richmond and fail
to receive your virginian,
Phone Randolph 222.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
The Red Cross

Is fighting the nations battle
at home. Are you doing
YOUR share by Joining the
great force for aid?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
10 DAYS FOR GAS
RATE HEARING

The state public service commits
sion had a little change OF heart
Monday.
A very little" one, tho.
The commissioners came to Seat>
tie Monday TO begin the hearing on
the gas rates here and TO pass upon
the application of the Seattle Light
ing Co. for increases. The city's ap-
plication, thru Corporation Counsel
Caldwell. for continuance till De-
cer-her. to enable the city to pre-
pare its case against the raise, had
been turned down by the commis-
sion.
But Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Meier nevertheless made a mo-
ton to the same effect when the
hearing began in the Chamber OF
Commerce assembly room, Monday
morning. He cited the law. which
shows that at least ten days must
be given the city. And so the CON-
mission receded from its former DO
sition and, gave the city the mini
mum extension of ten days.
THAT. however" said Meier. as
not enough in this case. To exam
ne the books OF the company, as tho
city utilities department plans to do.
and to prepare other data, will re-
quire several weeks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
BERT IS PARADE KING

Bert L. Swezea. champion
parade marshal and money
raiser OF Seattle, was drafted
for his sldeilne career January
2, 1912. Before that he'd made
a success Of the printing busI-
ness.
II was the eve OF Seattie's
first Potlatch celebration. The
men behind the Potlatch want
ed some one 20 raise the funds,
and Bert Swezea was elected.
He pulled" the now famous
Potlstch dinner. the success OF
which Is history.
Since then. he has been devoting
a considerable share OF his time 10
making OF civic and patriotic events
in this city success.
As a member OF that live organi-
zailon. the Tilikums. Swezea holds
the record % bringing more mem.
bcrs into the body than any other
member.
Starts EN- on Time
He has been active in all OF the
events in which a parade plays a
part for five years.
And my hobby" he explained
Monday. is TO start my parades on
time"
Swezea explained that he devoted
two weeks 20 making the recent
Red Cross campaign a success. His
1890 900 was raised.
~ this juncture Swezea made his
18Th dive for the telephone TO of.
fer some instruction for the cam.
paign which he is directing 10 raise
$4,000 for the mess fund OF the Sec.
ond Washington infantry.
Il consider this the easiest task
| have ever taken hold Of" he ex.
plainet
Building Up Elks
In reviewing some OF his notable
achievements in campaign accom-
plishments. Swezea recalled the re-
cent drive made by the Seattle
lodge OF Elks.
This organizations membership
was increased 2.400 members, large
ly thru his efforts. making Il the
third largest lodge in the United
States.
lie Is now aiding In n new cam
paign to make Il the largest in the
country.
More than l76 applications for
membership have been received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

during the first 10 days OF October
and Swezea considers the feat .
"cinch."
Put Over Harbor Bonds
Swezea was one of the chief rea-
sons why Seattle voted to spend
$40 .000,0 for Harbor island bonds
in 1912. The city scoffed at the
idea OF making anything out OF our
tide flats. That is. II did until
Swezea got busy with HIS enthusi-
astIc advertising campaign. He
flooded the city with hand bills and
propaganda. The rest was easy.
Something different, and always
peppery," is a good maxim for rue
cess. according TO Swezea-
Swezea. when not leading some
parade. tends TO his own business.
which happens TO be the Pioneer
Printing Co. He is secretary and
treasurer OF his concern. which has
been in operation since 1900. He
has been resident of Seattle 2S
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
AUCTION

WY NOT BETTER rUnNtTuRrr
Make point ~ calling Monday at
nuEHEt,L.a AUCTION HOUSE. .ooa
srcONp AVE. 20 see tho unusually
high class furniture ZOE ruEEpAY'a
AUCTION sAin. 10 So October 10.
The soatiy mahogany pieces are ~
tension table. buffet serving table aud
leather scat chairs sheraton style. also
triple bookcase library table arm
chair. center tables, pedertais and
iafdintef stands oah dininH srts. tirds-
eve maple deak dfoHaors. chiffnuier
and large princess dresser. lhdy'H teak d.
wood desk. rest tiss tapestry chairs
nuuroid sofa bod rattan rockers and
chairs. fine nak library table leather
rockcr, very handsome brass beds. with
hos mattresses, other ruod beda
springs and mattresses. down pillows
and cushions, comforts. wool blankets.
spreads. bed linen. portistn. curtains
drop head Singer. FIRE cots. crate
chatting dish. brass pieces. costly fancy
china. cut and engraved glassware.
very fine plano lamp. hamper. plants
and haldcr. Oriental rugs. French
Wilton and velvet russ art squares
conEaieuin. itnuleum. MrCtary refris-
orator. porcelain hath tub electric
vacuum cleaner. coles Iiat uiast aud
either heat~FH coal and ras ranges.
electric plane, tools hokes spplrs. best
Of Kitchen outfits etc. These goods
must he seen 60 fully appreciate their
beauty John nushell a sons Auction.
80 = ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

provided by the Orpheus Comedy
-Four. a good singing quartet.
Arthur SWANS Pets are a troupe
OF cats and rats working in peace
full cooperation for the amusement
Of the public.
Three Dixie Girls sing old-time
melodies in delightful manner.
Wright and Walker are two boys
who can dance.
The Aerial Eddys do many sensa-
tional stunts of balancing on the
trapeze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
Here Are Downtown
Smoke Fund Stations

The Star has established branch
stations downtown at number of
cigar stores where contributions for
the "Our Boys In France Tobacco
Fund" may he left. The names OF
tho contributors will then be pub
lished In The Star.
Come on. now. smokers land those
who don't smoke. tool.
Here are the places:
Greens. 1to Third ave.
Green's. 1905 Third ave.
Pursleys, Second ave and Seneca.
Keiter 6 BernbauIns. 1910 Second
ave.
Keiter q Bernbaum's. at Ciemmcr
theatre.
Springs. To7 First ave.
Springs. 80 Second ave.
Springs. as Pike st.
Mecca cigar stand (Ginnoid A
Minkl. 2is Union at.
Frye's, southwest corner Third and
linton.
r. n. Kelly. Second and Madison.
Sims cigar store, Fourth and Union
All United Cigar stores
City Hail cigar stand, County-City
building
Bert Rideout's. Central building.
Rutchs pool hall, Third ave. ana
Union at a
other cigar stands may get in the
list by calling up The Star for the
necessary arrangements
crosans Smoke shop. 1905 Fourth
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

stall a. nulsie patent flour. q. 20 per
sack pkEs Gold iar Faislns. ftc. No
I can NossdAis salmon. sac. iba health
bread flour. zac. : cans spices. itc. soda
crackers, graham rrhrherH and ginger
snaps, iae ID. jar caps. abe dor lbs
rolisa oats. sscl dos jar rubhefa. isr
stalls ft1s, Idaho hard wheat flour
tfts sack beet high grade patent flour.
tfTai ihs yellow corn meal. Csc. lbs
rolled oats. soc. zoe pkg matches. Sc.
1 10. 81. J ~ coffee. See.
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Public Markets


Stall 10, pot roast, iaMc NJ lard sub
tiitute, lhr ttel nirloiu stcst save ~
hteii rs, lbs green split peas. 2scl 2
cans tomatoes. 7br. zoo eRn ola Home
stead corn. ibci y -ih. can Hershey -
cocoa, iho. a.lb. can " = " coffee. ahr.
stall 100. good potatoes. 81 a. SACK cab
haHr, ~ 10 sack. Hipn III. s0-ib. Dor
9hoi Tomatoes. soc 90 TOO
crate Stall lts, peanut butter. itei b.
Washington creamery butter tpc ID.
sugar stan. ib~ cane sugar. sic. West
lake Special flour. $3.50 Gold iiond
flour, 80 hard wheat flour. 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

Stall ~. 4 tbs Eranuiated sugar. &c.
: sacks or lbs salt. &C.. stall 70, pure
natural mlik. w. at. stall 81 the best
oisomarNafine. ase ~ lbs 81 90. good
margarine. ace a. fresh ground peanut
butter. ibe th.. lba zee. strained honey.
To ~ comb honey, Ice each. Toe i0ayss
- bread. sr. or FOR t5c. Hall ~. gso
pkg pancake flour. 7fe. Toe Quaker
corn flakes. Tor 1895 ssc bottle catsup.
iAcs large cans milk. see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

stall a.. FAN cream chess. zoe II best
jersey butter. sec 10. Htaii a.. veal cut
lets SOC ~ steer steak. itct b. stall
:. nossdais clipped beef. t,s can
mustard large can lic. Haiston bran. isc
pas whole flcs. 8 lie gac, Aadsrron's
Nins apples. ca IS hon. goldfish faait1.
istse 10. jelly giassss. iic dor mes
PEGS. i3ae 10. stall 20. fruit bars. ige
doE cookies. : dos ifr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

stall iio. &c Csrro coffee. ipei Pos,
ToAsiiss. &c pkg $50 ont Eide shoe
polish, lee. a2-oH. phE, noodles. 2ir. stall
ittt. SOC HoyAt baking powder, t9c.
picking spice. SOC 10 block OF white
pepper, ste N. OF vanilla or lemon
sstac,. sec. Stall i01. best fresh
ehnrnsd Washington creamery butter.
t1e 10. ihs jfosi he's, Jersey butter,
&c 10 good creamery butter. stc ID.
don ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

Stall 80. lbs fine graduated sugar.
tac. stall =. pusanH furai milk. D. ~,
Stall a.. caruAtion~ milk fAftsr $50 .,
M Nc can. stall a7saA, iba soy
beans. stet Q ita iiaYou beans, SOC. C.
bars fsnos soap. s3c, . boxes matches.
zoe he Hun Maid raislns. soc. Quaker
corn flakes. Thc pkg tsc cans Wesaon
oil. tio0. hot cake syrup. a0e gall At
Mason jars SOC dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
MADAM SIOTA

IuNDu CLAfTVOYANT
MEDIUM AND PHRENOLOCtST
Che does not toll things 30 pienss. but
reads things Just as the hand indicates.
Tells you whom and whom you viii
marry. srttlea ana explains love. fam
iiy troubles. marriages. divorce. health.
busiarsa. law suits SPECIAL READ
ISGB soc. it0ura a. ~. to 10 y. ~.
Room ~ New Troy Hotel. 2Ot5h first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

EVERYTHING Algcr Fowler
Co. here has been granted a license
by the United States government to
conduct a public warehouse for tho
storage OF grain on the dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

Joe Enooh. is. 6o5t 4th ave. y. e.
and George krebs. 25o3ia Sixth
ave. n. wero severely hurt Satur.
day. when they we're struck by an
automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

EtonG's. st-os X q baking powder.
;oel = ~ can Hetsbsy's cocoa. itci zoo
can Happy Home corn. itc. atr bottle
salad oil. zoe. Stall 10. iha best cook
inE apples. zoe beet burbank potatoes
he ior stall -. fresh peanut butter.
u Sc 10. sAusrkrnat. -. 8bc. Stall -.
Hsd Ehlsid sweet butter. bse 10. sweet
milk. lee ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
LARGE TRACT. CLOSE IL
s-RoOM HOUSE. PRICE 1850

1'his s-room house ~ an creep
tlonRiiy good buy Large
living room. heamed ceiling.
plate rail. cobbieafone fire.
place. nice dining room. all
painted IN white. Kitchen with
built-in cuphoardf. stink and
chirS closets. large sleeping
porch. screened IN. large clothes
closet; also another bedroom.
rood bathroom with the fixtures
all In: nice electric light flx-
lures and city water piped into
house This place is located In
well settled district. close 20
good transportation. high and
graded school. tho land n prac-
ticaiiy All cleared. and enough
wood left FOR fuel purposes.
good soil. lies level will sell
on terms II 800 cash and SIS
per month. Call at z0z New
York Block and see owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15

4 benefit for the Franco Ameri-
can Relief association will be
given Tuesday evening at 1904
Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
MADAM IONA

rtfnEN0Iggfar AND pAfsNfETrT
$751; First ave room :. between rlks
and Pine Tells past. present ana fu-
ture. consisting business and love ~
fairs. advises you about divorce eases
end what viii - your lucky step IN
iifs 20 take: will tell full names %
your lover. Fwertheari. friends. enc
mics. and " hat you arc mnet adapted
for Readings daily and sunday.
rpFrTkI VTApTEgu soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-15
MADAM NELLIE

woNLpa dHEArEar rHnESoLooiHr
CLAfnN0fANr ASp MEDIUM
Guarantees Go read your entire NE. past.
present ana future gives true sdfics
on businsss. love. health and family
affairs tells the name % your futufs
husband Or Stfc. ard what 90 80 60 be
success n ife tells you what business
10 most lucky Tor you And what psrt
~ the World viii he more sueerH@fui
for yau advises bow 60 Ezin srd bold
good position she tells n the one you
love u truu o. fhiEe. and causes speedy
marriage with the one 81 four choice
brings the separated together makes
harpinsa. hsfussn man ard wife she
tells you tho secrets 20 being happy
nnt sarcsasfui IN ANYTHING yeu take In
hand her advice Gill FsfnoNe all OBJ
sfsel-s and evil infiusnee ore visit %
Madam Nellie viii repay you Ter dls'
appointments IN all othsfs sstisfae.
tiuu guaranteed o. no rhsFrss
SPECIAL READINGS soc
Hotel Elk. Room q 1871 second Ave
cofnsr Pine ct Daily sad SUNDAY.
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poa't fsii 10 %.
MADAM NlAHOMA

TtlE ECtrNTfFfc HINDU
fftuE&ulnEtNr. CtsAtIFufASr AND
MEDIUM
Nns fssfs roaF head Ike snNopsn book
Guarantees sstisfhrtian ~ no par
Gives names. dates. nEuf.s. business.
love. Law. marriage. domestic Troubles
tells you chat 60 10 % better your
conditions in ufs This lady reads four
bad - yuu wnuid an open book 4
fvaafrr ~ h.r with meet fouf high
ct ssprrthfinrs. knd you viii - wiser
srd happier after ronsuiiins tsf This
piffeh lady femaFr. evil tnflusuee.
Permanently located - tAs.rty pidg
THIRD sna tnion. room sQe Hours
10 ~. 20 o m. special readings
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Madame Angelina
.vv,v..@g.v gg~vat.- ..sr. .sNsf.fFTNF

PIIRENDLUIIST MD MENIIN
Reads your entire NE. past. present n1d
future correctly rivsa uanss. dates
and figures IN business, love Law. mar
rtsEe ard domestic trouble. tolls shat
yHu are host adapted FOR and what %
Do 90 better your conditions In iife
This lady reads your head "a YOU
would an open book A reading ~ her
vii meet your highest expectations.
ard you will b. wiser and happier
after consulting hsr This Eiftsd lady
removes evil Influences Permanently
located Hours from 10 20 SPECIAL
READINGS zoe 1ists Pike at. rootna
1 and
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MADAM VICTORIA
tttnp NC I'D AsrI. or

" VTTN ID y YIN IN 7 - T
phrenoiogiat. guarantees 20
read your entire iifc. give true advice
on business, iese. health and family
affairs. and what 70 do 60 30 Hurr"ssffii
IN iifa ono visit will pay you for yonr
many dlsappointmenta IN others. She
will remove All obstacles and tell you
how 10 win and hold tho one you de-
Sunday Room "a. Anbot, Hotel. over
Owl drug Hinra. a1hM plka u.
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CONSULT
Madam Leslie

Egyptian phrenoiogist and medium one
who can actually toll you what YOU
want 20 know without asking a single
question, Gives advice how to gain
success IN business ard family affairs
roufiship and marriages. tells you
what business IN most lucky for yea
snd what part Of tho world viii he
more AncceHsful for you. sdylses how
Go gain and hold a good position. shs
tolls n tho one you love H. true OF
false siyss the name u your future
husband or wife. ami causes speedy
marriage with one - your choice /
brings the separated Together makes
happiness bstwesn man and wife Tn.
madam can advise hos % avoid all
he'd luck and evil influence and tfou-
bio. ana cause you 20 have good luck
and success IN anything you tah~ In
hand THIS lady does not tell 60 please
YOU hu, gives only truthful advice you
can depend on. one visit 20 best will
repay you for many disappointmsnts In
others This Is the madAms fret time
IN seattle Hatisfaction guaranteed OF
no charges Special readings 20 cents
for two weeks only Hotel Norris. room
:. itsfn THIRD. between Union and
Pike. Hours. 20 sac. daily ana sun
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ADEi.lNE LLOYD
rsrsneiaxi.t SEATTLE business sfvissr
for 20 years. needs no seiasyi her past
services speak for her, pfhsrs com.
sra go. Special readings co. crowds
90 people ere thrunEfng daily 20 ecs-
cult this gifted woman. I'll Unton
81. apartment n rhons riiio,i 'sfs
FrOf awErrHEF -oRrtTrFr NE
dfaffl F~anrre Sunday. "Wednesday
TridsY evenings tst WnwnFd
cam nEAptsg. - CENTS. 1870 Hrv
cath ave
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