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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-17
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rig. Cen lin9e Wono bnooe nplig
lnbet iig bperpe / bet brittle IrtiQeri.
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SrGI femaIfi1e bar peb ltgcnS Begun.
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Sbomas @race's iSarm bar opnooet
liot beore emo 80 gil. @ng pr. Ncre.
@pgget peiebe 81 Grno pr. @uibel "a
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1924.
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bill fanbtes fornplig peo 2ennor, oe
meo alGoerne piflet ON MaifinenS
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babe erbolot mango aIporlige Sitter
og Steo, meoerls Barnet bar iluo-
itrnoig uifnot.
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melber fren1oeles ON 9uftifibipner,
og Ell Not meilte mon enOoa at bape
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pisie Solo giort Sen Iaaitanb, at oct
er Ell meget baurIig @biifp, iom M
ON Gagen imugles inb / Soilth Sn-
fotu. Wan bar paiaa ieet 9llitlfibe
peb @esIin9ton, ON life netop / iao
tort slntal.
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npr SturgiS, nemIig Sermam Sen-
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lpep Wtilef foriegte at rebbe lin Se-
tier, men blep trllffen UNDER, og oa
Serrnan Senoerlon itprtebe iio / Tart-
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hrpere. Otter THOR at bare giprt nof-
ian foitbarc G%riaringer meb De llro-
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trial @orferS Of tie @prlb forpplo-
te, bar Nberoeen ianr nrqoniIeret Ell
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brllgt Siltebanoifer luloer lin Nirf-
ionlbeb. HeprGlentonter Tor s. @.
". bar giort Sen Foaltano, at slbcr-
bcenS Some 8lturb" hor goaet freml
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uenote Jig forlcbcn til @upcrnor Nor-
beef % giorbc Sorbring poa, at oenne
uolteoer n Proclamation, bporpeo
StntcnS @eiolfning ifuloe anmooes
ON at boloe Jig Souene eiterretlig,
men lnmtioig iorbpocn0e aae Splf
meo TolitimpnOigbco at giennemipge
rogcn @nfeltperions CONNER eler
@iclnmer for ct forpi5ie iia ON Tco.
%fommcnoc bGrcr &anbelL meOminore
en- rct5lig Srbrc bertil cr ltoiteot.
Nlouofatcn paoitoo, at Ell iaaoan Tro-
flamntion par uoitcbt / Nortb Sofp-
ia, men @llpernor Norbecf bar eiter
Ell g%rltnoi9 Giatltaiion al Spprgs-
maalct ncgtet at giorc noacn iaabon
Snbifrioen. San tror, at set lofale
Toliti fienber lin Wpnoigbco % fine
Tli9ter, % at Sc beoit fan lpie oue
lotoIe Sorpiflingcr, noar ser life
uocrira er nogen S~noblanoing, - oct
nil ba iige iao lGnge ser life err llro-
lligbeoer al nogen alporlia Hatlir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-17
Colorado.
Gu inpbernc qua ifuffes.

TN mobernc EUa ifnffes. Ger Tor
tGIles / Senper ON Wtiis aenes
Come, Ell al Oct fine SeIifabslips melt
lpienoe Stierner. at hnn for rigtig
Thumbs at npbe Natllren beitcmtc iia
til lcm en- anben Gpa at tilbringe inn
Gage oppe mellcm %ieraene nbeu no.
gen al DC &iGlpenlioler, iom Chilli
iationcu bpbcr. men at benne "Spile
/ Nahlreils Sfleo" life paa lanai
nGr ipareoe iii, hpao iaa paffert par
menlalct / Gale % Sfriit. Spm Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-17

NGnaiclsbeitnrcr tn9cr NfifeS. !.
6 Sanoera, Sen befien0tc @cimrcr
nc0 S~tataiuuQilet / Sort Mnbiion,
hor iioitc %orooQ inoleperct lin Ne.
iiqnotlon. iom irG0cr frat oCn lite
Gept. Sui1tenoe @eIbreo anQipe3
tom @rm0. &uroen Gamblers bar
holot lin StilinQ / nj Mar, % han
hor / oeunc (io iuoiert cnocl TGuQ.
ieIsrciormer, iom tduite ierit Giter.
iIpqtcn bell retiGroiQ er litano ill al
bcoenmc. @tr. Souoera bar oaae,
no ira. al man ubctlugct Dor hole Ii,
oeiaauel paa Ell Suu9ea OF Sorbrp.
6cra iom paa hpilfeniombelit anoclI
Mlan03 Ssite, % ilelae oenne lin Nn,
taQclie bar han tnoiert et Spitem,
hporpeo Sanger belt eller belpis los.
Iaoes moo iii 99resoro. San ma,
bopt manae opmlmtrenoe @remp!e,
paa, at Ell bRrbet tS%orbrpoer fan bol.
DC CT qipet Ssfte, men Der er iorefom
met Stl''elIer mango OF laar(
Sfufielier. % oisie Sfuiielier err fan
ife Ell al De ppetigite @runoe iii, q,
ben narmblerteoe Spngielsbeitprer III
meb noflenoe Selbreo irGffcr ia iii
bagc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-17

aamp mcS @iprn. Sans @eraion,
en- banit Npbngaer nGr Nuen Sunc'
ton, omtrent 30 Wtil fra Sulnth,
fiGmpcoe iorleoen for Sipet neb Ell
roieube SisrnL o. bar iaa helola at
ipIbc oennc. men ielp mnotte ban |
Ell hsiit tritiif Sc%riatuing ~iuolG9ges
paa SpipitaIct. Son hapoc Ell DAG
rpbbet % / Smdaifoacn nGr i'm Spt-
re. oa en- @iune meb 10 llnger plilo'
ielig optroaotc. Zen bite Jig ltrar
az bore / oaarligt Suue, OF Telen I'll.
baae i'll Sptten, bpor @erglon bapoe
lit @epGr. bar aiifaaret. Sans Or
ltoo peo CT ilerrc SrG / NGrbeoen, %
bans encite Heonina par at naa bette
Gaaben, men. oct bar isrit e1ter et
beiit ~ippnoenbe aapIcb meb @innen,
at benne bans Seniiat ~opnaaehes, %
peo oct itore Sr9 itoo iaa Slaaet.
Monoen gioroe mango peiit ~ubebage.
|liae 9e~tlenbtifaber meo &opoprets
aler. % ban par poa bet tier nGr-
! uleitc opcrpuubcn, oa ban rent tiliGl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-17

"Sussenneu" enmatiner CT be besfs %
binistc I SanorIen. 10 sIars 0arnnit feiser
nee bser gsafln. efriS til "Seecrabsyoiteu-
efter sefaIce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
Catarrh of Stomachfor Years
- Doctors Said No Hope

tarrh Of the stomach and small in
testlnes for number Of years. I
went to a number Of doctors and
got no relief. and finally one Of my
doctors sent me 10 Chicago. and !
met the same fate. They said they
could do nothing for me. said / had
cancer OF the stomach and there
was no cure. I almost thought the
same, for my breath was something
awful. / could not eat anything
without great misery, and | grad
ually grew worse. Finally | con.
eluded 20 try Peruna, and found
relief and euro for that dreadful
disease, catarrh. I took five bot.
ties Of Peruna and two OF Manalin.
and | now feel like new man.
There IL nothing better than Pc.
runa, and ! keep n bottle Of II in
my house all the time"
Our booklet, telling you how to
keep well. free 10 all.
Those who object to liquid medi.
clnes can now procure Peruna Tab
lets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

For four years Bicknell. Ind,
boosted Of her socialist mayor. tho
only one Indiana had. Now she Ia
more proud Of him than ever. even
tho he Is neither socialist nor
mayor. Tyler c. Lawton. resigned
his office and quit the socialist
party because he didn't agree
with the nagglng policy OF the so.
cialist party toward President Wil.
son" Elected by the socialists. he
thought Il his duty to resign the
office when he quit the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
By Kenneth w. Payne
staff Correspondent OF The star

HOTHEftlfAM. Eng. Oct 1S.-"Nelio wouldn't give IN
the soldiers She wanted straight they her off
north months when she three babies
LOST She'll them again"
That Is paragraph from Engishwomans thrilling story
OF what has been happening behind the Hndenbug line We all
know what happening these along crumpled front
the grim world OF crushing misery the other side OF that wall
OF blood and flame has been almost impenetrahle
Mrs Alma puvo has just been therel And after
and half OF imprisonment behind the
whore battles lately raging she
her OF captivity back tho homo OF her In the
little coiiery OF Rawmarsh. here.
The she has Just told mo Is only tiny human adven
all tho host OF horrors But
stirring pictures of tho tho children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

They'd the might the casino and about in
homo thru tho and knock
10 minutes, sometimes asking let them In.
"My nolahbor, Nellie & wouldn't give In TO them
deported When, months later, she GOT back
ST. ooban her children had been off somewhere
elsel There record where She has found
trace Of
Luckily big iron my windows
door. | wasn't molested
day In midwife | TO Anizy to n
back arrested soldier Not having
any passports. | TO Jail in Fourms
Another girl escaped thru the barbed
tramped snow without any food half
days covering miles chareroi Belgian
frontier
And then | arrested in the o
soldier there took of rawhde
they tho face and chest They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
. . f.. ID. TX. IS S. . .
COL YUM
Sounded ElahY

Sounded Fishy
Appeal Agent Tom Kennedy ap'
pealed the case OF Elmer n Fish.
Of District No 2. Friday after he
decided the latter had used untrue
representations concerning his de-
Tendencies In obtaining his exemp-
ton from military service.
Russell NJ Frye. OF the same dis
trict. and Robert G. Poore. OF Dis.
trict No 7. were also Included
among thop whose cases were ap-
pealed for the same reasons. SO
why not take them all together and
Frye tho Poore Fish, Elmer. get
the gas mask
Come on. Mister. and get that
Liberty Bond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

engufcd the 1914 practically dead
the world
Mrs pruyo born England. married In France settled with
hor husband Gobain.
when the came" today. abe lay
broken IN health couch her parents home husband
with the odicra have heard from him left
In ST Goban with the two children had adopted
The GermRna they took only cakes and
breaking threatening with evovera
Then they filled the village with their wounded They
Germany everything furniture
rf..oodl All food taken. and
~ess In the ncds All the four days week
marched with other like infantry with soldiers
hind o dig hoe
And besides. had eight arllerymcn house
and wash for and the two children take of All
poultry and vegetables had the
relief work would have starved.
we in mortal The officers the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

particular idea. but merely 10 see
the country. We decided this was
the best. cheapest and most com
Portable way.
We have stopped wherever We
felt inclined We don't know ex-
actly where we will 20 from here.
When the cold weather comes, We
shall go somewhere into tbs
South"
stepped inside the Robins
home.
II was originally Ford touring
car with truck attachment, and IL
IN geared 20 Is miles an hour. Rob
inE has taken off the original body
and substituted a somewhat larger
one. The whole car now weighs
about 5000 pounds.
The interior has been covered
with wall board and is as warm
and comfortable as any house. IL
IN fitted up with every modern
convenience"
The driving seat can be made
Into a bed; water tank pro-
vides running water; there 10
tiny kitchenette; there are
gas and electric lights; a long
case OF books; q writing table, =
and even a smalI photograph
with many records.
A folding table and folding
chairs, which can be slowed
away when not needed, CON-
piete the appointments OF this
model tenement. Tho final
home touch 10 given by a few
plants. which Mrs. Robins In
sists are Necessary TO make the
car a real home"
Robins has earned practically
all the expense money for the trip
20 far by filling small printing or
ders-mostly for CARLSON the
small but complete printing outfit
he carries with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
BIBLE BUSINESS

1t is curious fact that many immigrants do bring
their Bibles with them but buy them when they reach New
York In year. for nstancel9l5 Ga bad immigration
year due the Wharf.-The Bible Society in New York crcu-
lated and sold immigrants 5000 copies Arabic 400
in Chinese nearly 5000 in japanese nearly 1900 in Greek
10000 in Russian 1900 Polish and nearly OO-
600 in Itaan.-Lades Home Journal
BY, chestnus
the but you can a
PHILADELPHIA his she
according
ne doesn't know ~hen he 1
y ut away retur another day, but
oods overfeed, hungry mouhed fok1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
Story Hindenbg Line

anywhere they cant horrible seems hke
dream. A nightmare
And they gave 10 days solitary confinement a
anything In n at all Every morning was
and loaf OF bread That was all ANA then
months In prison.
when I finally St. oobain the two chill
gore. Nobody knows where Ny husband and
children everything In the house smssned or
stolen And there lived. doing washing for the German
officers, until January.
getting ready for their retreat The women
but found that
could be evacuated 10 France nstead thru Switzerland
midnight they packed hundreds OF into train.
80 n big barracks, 20 10 little
the floor sleep No sanitary
all
Finally all papers and and sent to
Switzerland"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

no resort proprietor ever collects a
cent OF board from them.
They buy their food cheaper
than anybody else In the United
States-direct from the farmers
themselves.
found them In their home.
The Adsenturer." at the foot
OF East 10th 81. and East Riv-
er, where they have been looat-
ed for a few days. The Ao-
serturer" 10 not a yacht; IT is
AN AUTOMOBILE
We started out IN May. 1916.
from san Francisco" said Robins.
and we have been on the road
continuously ever since.
Il rigged up The Adventurer'-
really a home on wheels When
We started out. Il was not with any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
TO TEACH RED CROSS

organization OF n Red Cross In.
stitute. 10 be connected with the
state university. for tho instruction
of Red Cross work In the home, will
be started October %.
The work viii be done by +. T..
Folsie, graduate OF Broadway high
school and Harvard university;
Miss Virginia McMechon and WIN.
lam r. Ogburn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
~ FREDERICK N. KERRY

~ FREDERICK N. KERRY
Starr Special
NEW YORK. OCT; III HAVE
FOUND a WORKINGMAN AND
HIS WIFE WHO HAVE SOLVED
THE HIGH COST or LfVtNGl
They are Mr. and Mrs A. W.
Robins Of the United States Of
America.
The increase In house rent
doesn't bother the Roblnscs--
they don't pay rent
No EaH company or electric light
corporation collects nickel from
Mr.. and Mrs. Robins--thoy don't
use that kind Of light
Robins aud wife never pay
railroad bill. They spend their
summers IN the mountains and
their winters In the Southland. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
THE SMOKE FUND CARNIVAL

All week. from Monday Saturday inclusive
carnival is be held Bon Marchc park
auspices OF The Star All proceeds expenses go
help swell the fund buy tobacco for boys France
The shows clean. Every you spend will give
Sammy smoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
USE A PHONE AND DIE YOUNG

The president Of the newly organized union Of telephone
girls which is about 90 strike says the work makes
them and shortens their lives
If their lives shortened any than the lives OF
Telephone subscribers shortened by the kind of the
company has been giving them lately then the girls
deed in danger of early demise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

the meantime Germany getting hunger finances
becoming higher.
it.
avoid
He which big
and little
loot and their big raid
And where steadily back
Administration its wise determination fight this the bitter
that this not have be endured by the civilized world
Only
crushed only when the themselves allowed
be safe OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
Be on Guard lover Here" as
Well as lover There"

COVER THERE" soldiers
~ the them With them vigilance only the
liberty, but 5 the price of life and limb
Flanders constantly
But there other places besides there where Americans would do
we'll their
We o IS i
public his
hitting
When a
When soldiers should without
their
When hear spreading the lie about the tremendous mortality
the soldiers in this and sund that when they kiss their
goodbye they kiss them goodbye forever that the
Of who probably has German gold in his pockets.
There are thousand poisoning public opinion and oung undue
They cotoodedy figure that they brighten the American people if
they make them uniuy the
the really will
soil fertile spread peace propaganda
And andh
They will listen talk without being crit
eL skeptcal 90 suspicious
They America that they lure their pcaespde
They realize that they lost objects which O
defeated England They have taken Paris Calais They
allied ships off the their murderous submarines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

Dear Miss Grey: Please explain
the word sabotage" The encyclo.
pedlR says "A wooden shoe" "A
term Of contempt" Just tho word
sabot SRbetier f. the only other
version OF q given. A. L. X.
The word sabotage is gen
eral term which refers TO n
propaganda OF working men OF.
posed 90 their government or
10 the man they arc working
Tor. and who seek TO destroy
governments or business organ.
iZatiuna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

ny GrAudstand Price
I have finished my work Of 90
iecting the winner OF the coming
series. have used thefsame sys.
TEN ! used In all the world series
since 1900. in each OF which I
picked the successful team
/ cannot. Of course. make public
the system use. hut can say
that Il Is infnllIhle have never
made n mistake wiih a.
DO not pretend 10 say what
pitchers viii be picked by either
McGraw or Rowland. I cannot read
the human mind. nor can my sya.
tenn Besides. men are too liable
to change their minds Hut by hp-
plying my system 90 the results 81
two bail teams work for a season
I can f0retell with mathematical
accuracy tho scores Of n series OF
games
have written upon n sheet 81
paper the scores OF tho coming
games have given this paper 20
the editor OF y. u X. He will pub.
llah them whom he sees fit Let
us walt and see II I am "a sue.
cessful this season as heretofore
ksnnino the Kaiser
Chapter II
They shoe.horned Ichabod into
an army suit and welded pair Of
puttecs about our hcro'a limhs.
gave him another pair Of socks and
n days rations. consisting OF n
ladle Of beans. three pebbles OF
bareback and rs packs Of clgarets
ichabod was real rookie now
In the mail he got a. letters and
mash notes from relatives and
young women he had never seen.
enclosing photographs and return
postage.
Tho general called out the com.
pany for inspection that afternoon.
but lchabod was not among them.
y have falling OF the kidney" he
wrote the general an hour later.
This Is notice that / resign my
position at once"
In reply. tho general wrote. "Ta.
teemed sir--Your letter received
and contents noted You will be
relieved Of all duty NJ once. OK.
cept that YOU will bo required 10
shine the officers shoes daily. pack
a rifle over your shoulder around
the outskirts OF the cantonmont
during the remainder OF the day
and wash the dishes for the regl.
ment after supper"
ITO be eontlrued)
Western baseball experta pIcs
the White SOx 10 win the serlos
Eastern experts pick the Giants.
This proves how valuable an OK.
perts opinion u.s.
A New York man figures that II
takes 10000 tons OF coal n night 10
Broadway. And heaven
only knows how much paint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

Dear Miss Grey; ! wish also 20
say regarding the religious sects
that forbid their members 10 mar.
ticipate In var. that I'm addition
10 the Quakers. the Bible Students
and the Church OF the Brethren, or
Dunkards. as they are known OF
old, take decided stand against
war. During tho civil war many
members OF the Church Of the
Brethren were put 10 death be-
cause they would not take up arms
against their fellow men
a READER.
Dear Miss Grey. Can you sug.
gest some refreshments suitable
to serve at n Halloween party?
II. n.
Pumpkin pie. coffee. two or
three kinds OF sandwiches. cut
in odd shapes and tied with
yellow and black ribbons. or
wrapped in yellow paper and
sealed with black paper cats.
pumpkin heads or witches. To
this menu YOU may add sailed
nuts and fruits II you wish.
Dear Miss Grey: When n young
man friend gives me box OF can.
dy. should | open II and offer him
some, or should | wait until he
goes away? A YOUNG GIRL.
II would he very nice plan
to open the box while the
young man is there and offer
him some OF the candy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

Dear Miss Grey: Kindly Lei;
mo know thru your column II Il
Is possible for ono 20 secure n mar
Rage license In this county with
out II being published in the
papers, Would thcy withhold this
publication II reuested 10 do so
A. Y.
Tho officials ~ the court
house have no authority 20
withhold statistics from publ.
cations. am quite sure n
person should call on the ed.
itor Of each paper and state
reasons why he did not wish
tho names published. they
would be withheld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

Published Daily
b. Tbs star
Publishing Co.
Phone Main
scs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS

Dear Miss Grey: planted 4
war garden and had good SUGGEST
with f. have quite n few more
carrots than We can use aud would
like 20 can them II there IL ans
way II can be done. ! have failed
10 find directions in any cook book
n you can help me out. YOU viii
very much oblige MRS y. W y.
Here are the directions.
Wash your jars. wash rubbers.
test ruhbern for quality. Set
empty Jars with fuhbers In pan
OF water 10 heat and keep hot
ffll waahbolier to cover Jars
inches with water. Heat water
In washboiler.
Une young. tender carrots,
freshly pulled Wash carrots
thorOly. use a vegetable brush.
Place carrots In colander by
setting over n vessel OF boiling
water. covered tight. for or
10 minutes, Dip quickly into
cold water. Scrapo or pare 20
remove skin Pack whole car.
rots. slices. or croKEaection
pieces In hot Jars Place rub.
bofs and caps IN position. not
alright Place Jars on false
bottom ~ wnHhbnilcr Sub.
merge iarN inches. Lot wa.
ter boil 80 minutes Start 90
count when water begins To-
boil
Remove Jars Tighten GOV.
ers inyert 20 cool and exam.
inc leaks n leaks are found.
change rubborn. and boil again
Tor 10 minutcn. Wrap IN paper.
Store In a cool. dry place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

Dear Miss Grey: I am In
love with girl and would
Ike TO marry her But four
years ago she married a man. who
was married before. hut had no ~.
vorco from his former wife. no
you think che will have 60 get
divorce before she can be legally
married. She has been parted
from him for three years, and
hasn't seen him since. Some Of
our friends say she does no, have
10 got divorce. because he hadn't
divorce when no married her.
A LOVER.
Your friend must either have
hor marriage aunuiled or go
cure divorce and wait six
months before you can be le-
gnlly married.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

JUST AS the roastn' time passes by ches
me fire; you the kaiser at all seasons.