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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-21
RUSSIAN FOOD
PROBLEM ACUTE
Question Of Food More Pres
! sing Than That Of
| Revolution

| London, Nov. 1.-THE food prob
lem in Russia suddenly has become
more pressing than the question OF
revolution or counter-revolution. Not
My mi Petrograd and Moscow, but
also at the front, according to d
series of kilograms which have reach
ed London from Petrograd, Moscow,
and Odessa.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-21
s27s.oo

ST. Johnsbury can well be proud OF
such a result and can feel with all
other vermonters that even as she
always has been ready to do her bit
in the past so she is ready and willing
to do in this present crisis It is a
noble work that hos been done in a
willing spirit and the result of this
campaign. we feel sure. will more
than justify the faith and hope that
all have placed in it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-21
An Instance OF Our Easy Ways.

ifoleSSor Anton II. Appelmann, the
German professor at the University
of Vermont, who was so long and SO
strangely sheltered at Burlington
through the influence of President
Benton Of the university, has at last
resigned his chair, and we are in
formed by the Burlington Daily News
that in resigning he let it be under
stood that he was leaving Burlington
and the country at once land would
as soon as possible return to Germany
and take up war work there'-war
work said to be in behalf of American
prisoners. The Burlington Free Press
says that che will soon start for Ger
many, permission and safe conduct
having been given by the state de-
partment."
In a signed letter in a university
publication, Professor Appelmann
made this statement. Oct. 81, 1914:
like a few others who have
been in this country before, was
sent back because the govern
ment thought we might be of
better service to the Fatherland
/ by teaching and occurring here
tAidu Ny ii6hl III many,
since there were too many vol
unteers anyhow. I was instruct
ed, however, that I might expect
to be called back at any time.
Professor sAppelmann, in an inter-
view which he authorized, said also:
+ The German government sent
number of men who were con-
.sl1.
country back. the idea being that
their. good work here in their
chosen professions and as diplo-
matte representatives of Ger
many would be worth more to the
FatherIand than their services in
the field with the army. If there
are any German interests in. the
vicinity he! is to care for them
In a letter written about this time
Applemann laid down his governing
principle in these words: Anything
for ones Fatherland and everything
for it." That Appe1mann failed in his
duty to the German government as
| he conceived and thus freely ex-
pressed it. there has never been the
smallest reason to doubt. Yet he has
been permitted to exercise, up to this
very week. his functions as an Ameri-
can university professor, in close
proximity to a large military camI
and in convenient communication
with the Canadian centers of opera
| ton. Has there ever been a queerel
case of easy American ways thar
this? And it seems that the easy
ways are not yet at their end. Ap-
pelmann recently received from tht
Swiss legation at Washington tele-
gram stating that permission ha6
been granted him to return to Ger
many if he so desired" Does this
mean that the washington govern.
ment will, require the British au.
therities to pass this man, with the
abundant information that he ha:
gathered, through their lines and
back to Amsterdam. on his way to the
loved and faithfully served Father
land? We sincerely trust and If oul
government is so weak as to demand
that the British government will have
another thought about the matter
Boston Transcript.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-21
St. ]. Y. M. c. A.
WAR FUND $500
Last Day Of Local Campaign
Finds Allotment SO Per
Cent Oversubscribed

The close of the local Y. M. CA. war
fund campaign Monday night found
St Johnsbury's allotment exceeded by
SO per cent, the total contributions
reaching approximately $500. This
splendid amount was raised by run
dreds of individual subscriptions
ranging from a little child's gift of
seven cents--Annette Love-to tdo
subscriptions of $500 each.
Out of Town Subscribers.
e, and T, Fairbanks and. Co. sub
scrfbed $500 and the amount has been
equally divided between the two fac
tory teams. Charles III. Morse, ST., of
Chicago ILL.,. gave $500, Henry ].
Fuller of New York, $100, and Ash
ton r. Willard of Boston gave $50.
Each of these well-known contribu-
tors in sending their checks paid a
nigh tribute to the Y. M. C. A. work,
referring toathe campaign now clos.
ed as one of the most important in
augurated this year. The gifts came
to the committee early in the week
through Frank II. Brooks, but the
committee withheld them from the
public hoping and believing that the
$4,000 allotment could be raised
among st. Johnsbury people. AS the
following results show, the Commit
tee was more than justified in its be-
lief that ST. Johnsbury people could
and would dc. as much and even more
than was expected of them
The total teams, and the grand
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-21

sour stomach. offensivc
bree tn harSI andsfull belly
with occasaonal gripinEs
and 1iains about the navci;.
pale face Of leadefl tint
eyes heavy and dull.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-21

Standing OF Teams.
The standing of the Academy S
teams is as follows:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-21
Boys and Girls Do Great work.

Boys and Girls Do Great Work.
The boys and girls have done ex-
cellent work in the Y NJ C. A. cam
paisn and deserve much credit for
the result The Junior High school
raised ss16.50. the Academy boys
1919 and the Academy girls $25s-75.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-21

Symptoms 81 worms In children are:
DetHn8ed stomach, swollen upper lip,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
Daniel Foretold
Turks Removal
From Constantinople

1.-THE Turkish capital viii be
moved from Constantinople TO Je-
rusalem, according to Prophet
Daniels forecast" said Eyangelist
Bunch last night He was talking
to full house" at the big Tent
Temple. corner OF Fourth ave. and
Virginia St. where he is conduct
ing evening Bible lectures.
While the world, from it's view
Point, has only recently concluded
that the Turk must move from Eu-
rope. the Lords historian $500
years ago. predicted that the last
great world war would be an at
tempt. by the nations, TO settle the
Eastern question. And this is the
real cause OF the present war.
when the Turk leaves Europe.
there will be one grand scramble
for his territory. and this brings
on the battle OF Armageddon.
y hich Just precedes the second
coming OF Christ"
Tonight. Evangelist Bunch will
answer the question, VIII Germany
Rule the World? He holds that he
can find the answer in the Bible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
Pete Standridge Is
Still Leading Them

HY nited Press Iea.~d Wire
SAN FRANCISCO. July l0.-Pete
StandridRe. the Seattle boy with
Los Angeles. still heads the Coast
league pitchers. But he has played
in only sir games. Olaf Erickson
OF the Seals. whose average OF wins
Is 700. is close behind Pete. and
Spider Baum. with $50. is third.
Casey Smith. the Indian. also of
San Francisco. ranks fourth with
.66T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

NEW YORK. July 1o.--The well.
dressed girl was never more simply
gowncd than in this first year of
American mobilization for the great
war.
A bevy OF debutantes snapped re-
Gently al an informal social gather.
ing included Miss Geraldine Adee.
Miss Frances Field. Miss Virginia
Lowney and Miss Eileen Sedgwick.
These daughters OF weli-known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

sElt,up nEiiAntn CLAtttNpNANT
Absolute fHetHi none better ga Union
st Palm readings 20 vents Try my
foot ease. 20 cents
HrnNtruAGisr CIRCLE wEuNgspA
uniY. : o'clock Heat mediums IN city
Carpenters ttati, iGa0 Fourth. between
pino and Stewart.
MtH COLDER EAaTENN MEDIUM
viii 10 here ona month more Cireias
Wednendtys. Fridays consultation
daily tate aeventh ave.
NV nERritA NEtaoN rRrH Ap-
wiser aiven private consultation daily
circles Sunday. Tuesday aud Friday
evenings 1900 Fourth ave
MADAM ~ nuns HAS uEAp ron
tho leading pay ehaloaistH % the world
come aud see her Room gs. Hotel
Abbott, over owl dfus store
pROfNHaoR FwEETZEH aEATrt .E'H
greatest medium. viii locate anything
tst Howard ave y
MADAM PRANK CARD READER.
paimist. stc teta Pike. Elliott
ilstel. room 2
MADAM KATHRYN WONDERFUL.
trance reader. ~ 90 iotB Pike. ri.
lott Hotel, room
MADAM PAULINE .- CtAIHvOYANr
and trance medium, Readings guar
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MADAM nnuN$EN -ctAIRvorANr
cards. palmlstry. soc gief. Union at
Hotel Vernon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
EXC. A. G. Athlete
Now in l.. S. NAVY

Enroll Willett. former Oregon Ag.
ricultural college trackman. IL on
board tho L. s s. Florida. where he
ia holding down the sob OF chief
dental surgeon. Willett recently
graduated from the North Pacific
Dental college. where he captained
the school basketball team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
CORNER


Stall 7. : lbs pure graduated sugar
Sec. Stall il6, new supply whale meat
lave III aalt pork. 2bc III. hamburger
md sausage. 15c III: link sausage. 15C
ID. homo made weiners. zoo ID. hsm.
go III bacon, use H. Stall II. fresh
hRiibut. . lbs. 2Go. red snapper, Toe H.,
2 lbs s5c Stall 10. new potatoes. SC III
cherries, 1oc III. enntRloupss. &c each
npricots. &c doz.: plums, $50 doz lem
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cheese, soc ID. strictly fresh eggs. toc
lns
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AANIIARI

stall "a. pur. lard. $50 10 compound.
.or II pot roast i5c ~ hamburger
and sausage meat. isc 10 Stall III.
Eood diiis. ioc pit. large bottle cAtrup.
zee. stalls .t-sT. flour. 1.75 per sack
toc tea. sac; l n bulk sweet chocolate.
lpc. ? lbs. rpsckied beans. 1sc: bars
sosp. 7bc. with purchase Of H. coffee
Stalls RtB.ig. tomatoes. zoe 10 ozuli-
flower. Toe each. Telephone peas. So ID. .
beans. Zoe Ii. new potatoes. : los. ibc.
lbs 2tc Stalls I37-i2t. lib pkga.
seeded rAiains. 75c. : liza loose raisins.
7so. Krumbiss. ioe pkg, pit. bottle best
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

families rivaled each other in the
pla'nneBo and deintiness OF their
summer dresses rather than In cost
illness OF material and elaborateness
OF design. Style points which seem
ed To win their united approval are
shoulder wide collars. deep hens
and tucks. and conspicuous lack
OF jcwelry.
The Eociety girl is seldom seen
nowadays without her knitting bag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
Valley Trambitas After
n. w. lS8-Pounders

Valley Tramhitas. Portland mid
tilewelght. writes that he may box
Jack Downey. the Salt Lake 1860
FOUNDER. in San Francisco, in the
near future. VALLEY wants IN meet
any middlewcight on the Pacific
coast at i5s POUNDS in Vancouver.
Wash. and may land match there
soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
Joe Benjamin's Hand
Is in Good Shape Now

Joe Benjamins injured hand II
nearly well. and he IL able TO do
little sparring. The Spokane
featherweight II nj present in
stockton. Cal. where his parents
live. Joe has received an offer to
box Phil Salvatore four rounds in
Stockton next week. ale probably
will take the bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
Wee Willie" Coyle
Is L.. S. Officer Now

William J. Coyle. better known
IA Wee Willie" former University
Of Washington football star. has
been appointed a second lieutenant
at the officers trimming camp at
the Preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
ECONOMY

stall SO. lhs pure graduated sugar
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fresh natural milk. &c ct. &c pit stall
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ruhberH. &c; soda, &c pkg lbs best
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sacks salt. Toe. Stall 50, best fresh
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iec III. mild full cream cheese. a0c N
Stall Sc. ice cream. soc at; fresh best
butter. t5ci b.. lbs sbc; Pimentc
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Stall 6. steer boiling beef, i6o ib
steer pot roast. tsc and zoe III. Stall 40.
Columbia river smells, DC III. chicken
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i6c ID. ling cod. 2 lbs. Sc Stall 40,
apricots. goo bnsket: new peas. lbs.
2bc; new potatoes, lbs. use, Stall 100.
Yakima apple butter, 15c H., . lbs Csc
400 coffee, ~ lbs, SOC: Green Lake
eggs, 2 dor. 7bc, stall l7a. fresh milk,
Sc OF Stall Is, 2 lbs. peanut butter. 2bc.
$50 can salmon. 20c: lbs. macaroni
26o: sbc bottle pickles, 2be. MIX stall
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Stall -. iba. pure Eranuiated sugar
ese: sacks salt. or lbs. &c. Stall -
fresh paEteurized milk. Pc at. Sc pit stal
II. No. 50 sack flour, 2.90 I lbs best
Jap rice. s6o. Stall 1903. Sc pkg maca
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soc ID. fresh trout. ibo ID; fresh mack
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cub sausage. lhc ID. lamb chops, 25S
Id, sirloln steak. goo III. Stall rs. cher,
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potatoes. 30 10.
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rCYrTGAS cr.AiHvOTAST ASD
AENffaA


MEDIUM
Gives true hdvte- how 70 gain surress N
business ard family affairs. enurtahtp
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f. most lucky for you. ard what par;
% the world viii be tnnFs Huerssafui
fer wa advises how to galn and bold
good position. she tells II the on.
you love IL true or false: wives ths
name Of your future husband or wife.
and causes speedy marriage vita the
one ~ your choice brings ths sspa.
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advise you how 20 avoia all bad luck
shs can tel5 yeu tn regard 90 your abb
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good luck and success IN anything you
take IN hand. This lady does not tell
Co. please you. but gives only truthful
advice you can depend or AAtirfacs
ton guaranteed or no charges Hpc.
riai readings 20 cents Hotel Elk.
1871 second ave. corner % Second and
Pine. room 4
sctESTIFtc pHRTSOfoGTsT
This famous phrenoiaEist reads your en-.
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gives you dates. facts. tells you what
has passed in life. what Is happening.
without asking a single qasHtion. she
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things Just an tho head Indicates. tells
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the lucky and unlucky planets. when
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TTulan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
Billy Williams Wins
Fight in Wisconsin

Billy Williams. former Seattle
lightweight, is now in Superior.
Wis. lie fought in that city on the
Fourth OF July. meeting George Kel-
ly. and won his bout Williams Is
one OF the best boys ever developed
around the Northwest. and has met
the best OF them. including Johnny
OLeary. Frenchy Vaise and host
OF others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

stongs 2bc can X g baking powder
isc 100 pkg sun raislns. Toe. 3oc box
smoked herring. ibc 2 &c boxes
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stalls 1911. punches green onions. Sc
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
Joe German Wants
10 Get Back Again

Joe German. Portland feather.
weight. is anxious to get under way
again before the boxing world. and
wants TO meet any featherweight
in the Northwest He particularly
would Ike to step with Joe Harra-
han. George Ashe. Billy Mascot.
Lee Johnson or Weldon Wing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

Anderaon's. hluing &c bottle: Roman
meal. 22c pkg washing powder. isc
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beef, 1tc III. Stall so. chow chow. zoe
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geon, 2 lbs use. rock cod. 100 ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
NINE. MONA

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Ia true or false tell yos Shen o. whom
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the separated and cause speedy mar.
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secret Of power and persouaI inflHene~
how % win In business. love health
aud ali affairs. Nsks no mistake whsn
seeking the advice % a riRiryofamt or
PIANIST n pays 20 consult the best
A. s@sF - tbinss hidden 20 man Or
woman. Nine Nona has M equal
Many profess tho GIT - eialFToya rev.
hut fs-. Indeed. are 90 Eiftsd one
vlss, TO genuine Egyptian scientis'
VIII repay you for manF dtsapp9tnt
ments Hotel Harrington. itis Second
10
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PItRENoLOGtEr AM
MEDIUM

E0YpriAS PHRESoLOGtsr AND
MEDIUM
One who can actually tell you What von
want 20 kunw without asking a single
question Gives advice hos 60 E.fr
success IN bustuss. and fafailv affairs
rsuftshlp snd marriages. tells yau
what hu.lneas is most iurky for You.
ana what part % the World will he
more spersssfui for you. advises hos TO
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n the one you love 10 true or false
stxes the name % your future husband
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with the one - Year choice tfinEs the
separated together MAKES happiness
between man and vie. The madam
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cause yon 10 have good tuek and sue
cess In anything you taks tn hand THIS
lady does net toll 20 pleas. you. bat
gives only truthful sdviee yon can de-
pend on Ore visit TO hest VIII repay
yeu for many dtsappotntmsnts IN e'A-
ere This IL the maaafu's first time tn
Seattle Satisfaction Kuhrautssd or M
charges Special readings 80 cents for
two weeks only Hotel SaFris, room ,.
ft.&h Third. between tniea ant Pike
Hours. 20 40 daily ard Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
BUSINESS PERSONALS


AstNkNhfANfhl
Young business man. newcomer from
East. deslres rlrl companion under
81 Years who would enjoy hoatiuN
bathing. tennis. baseball and similar
nputta No dance and movie fiend hut
can enjoy sooa Rim OF play. prefer
working Eirl peAire true affection
but NOT tfaFy about immediate mar
riaFe No fortune hunters need rrpty
but owe who will appreciate a wealth
81 true friendship aud real sport Al
dress A-Sp. care star
WOMEN. oRLs. noNs AND MnN
can earn $500 day Full rarticu-
lars for Ice by matt Address white
Htar Community. seattle. General De
livery.
PRACTICAL NURSE Mrs. wiLtnIk-
sen. fotd 18th n W. Phone ballard
1851
DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND JEWEL.
~ stt~rwars, eat glass and clocks. not
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PETER MICHAEL
.og rtke ~ Jeweler
Formerly az tses Second Ave
WATCH RrrAiRtNu
Diamonds set while you wait. jsweiry
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/ Work guaranteed at Whole.als prices
SMITH JEwEfpY MF0 co
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CoNuENtAL utRL or YOUNG LADY
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Address letter 81 i.th ave. seattle
YOUNG MAN wtaifEs 70 MEET
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ATTRACTIVE CoMrtENiONa COME
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MIss tss WISHES TO MEET COZ.
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JOIN Ttr JUNE ROSE SOCIETY.
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HELEN RICE BURLElGH
Circles Sunday. Tuesday. Friday even
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ave room ~
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We don't care who has tried 70 cure
you. and has failed-we will give you
q sure cure and small Zee. bon
give up before seeing us.
ny the latest methods known 4"
MEDICAL SCIENCE We successfully
treat NARICOsE VEINS, PILES,
NERVOUS AILMENTS, SKIN ALL
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ont cost or obligation.
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MADAM VICTORIA

" UKLTJ , TKEN I rs
phrenoloRist. guarantees 10
read your entire life. give true advice
on business. love, health and family
affairs. and what 10 do 20 b. success
In life. one vlsit viii pay you FOR your
many appointments in others Bhe
will remove all obstacles and tell you
how to win and hold the one you de-
sire. Special readings SOC. Daily and
Sunday. Room 2 Abbott Hotel. over
owl Drug store. 305il Pike
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MI. e II
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

VIII
treat some
OF your all
n1ents for az
low q fee a.
~ and SO
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