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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
STATE TRIED TO |
BRIDE WITNESS,
SAYS ATTORNEY

Attorneys George Nanderveer
and Fred l. Moore Thursday an
nounced they have several am
dayi,s and dictagraph records. pur1
porting 10 show that the state had
attempted 10 hribe defendants In
the Everett |. W. w. cases.
This announcement WAS made on
the heels OF the statement of the
Snohomish officials that several OF
the prisoners had confessed 10 a.
conspiracy made In Seattle In
which the |. w W. planned 20 30
TO Everett and shoot up the town.
Charles Auspos is said TO be one
OF those who confessed.
Attorney Moore exhibited an aft.
davit signed by l. p. Mcdonnell, an
other prisoner. in which the latter
swears he was offered $4,000 and
expenses to Honolulu. providing he
would identify the photographs OF
Tracy and five other prisoners as
those who carried guns on the We
roma.
The first |. W. w. case. that oil
Thomas Tracy will be heard Mon
day before Judge Ronald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
GERMANS STARTED
BATTLE OF PARRAL

Ell pASO, March limited
States government agents In
vestiasting reports OF German
assistance being given Villa
have Information that Germans
have been advising the bandit
leader as TO his field operations
and have been aiding him with
money.
II rs declares that 200 Ger.
mans nov remaining IN North
ern Mexico arc being given
guarantees OF safety ard spe-
eiai privileges by both Villa
and Carranxa authorities.
The German consulate at
JUarex was robbed last NIGHT
and all government papers be-
longing TO Col. Mar Weber tax.
en-. Il was announced today.
Investigations conducted by Brit
ish agents In III Paso recently re
suited In obtaining information In
dicating that activities OF Germai
secret agents In Mexico have eN
tended over long period Of time
The British agents have obtainet
proof that German interests inst
gated the battle at Parral. in whicl
American troops We're amhushet
by Cartanza soldiers while IN
American troops were standing OF
a street mob In April. 1916.
After the battle Gen. Jose de Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
DALE'S TAX RECORD
BY ALTMAN

$4,000 bond socaed highways
railway bond Seattle Renon
a railway it's value.
OF Seattle Electric light for $40
Wants Electric Co relieved OF OF OF paving be-
tracks putting that running into thousands
OF dollars the
Wants relieved OF OF
receipts adding thereby $4,000 a the
Renick which Seattle
srs $4,000 annually
city extended profitable territory
that annual deficit o $4,000 wiped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01

Luz Herrera. commander OF the
Carranza garrison. made affidavit
before American army officers. In
which he charged that German Con-
sulRr Agent Koch. AZ Parral. had
worked up the fight.
The affidavit has been filed with
the war department at Washington.
Since Villas latest disappearance.
authentic information as TO his
Whereabouts has not been obtained.
y report has been received here that
Gen. Murguia. Carranza commander.
has arrested DIR. A. Schroeder. "A
physician at Parral. charging him
with hiding villa and giving him
medical treatment Villa was said
to have been Wounded In a skir-
mish v it'll government troops befosm
his disappearance
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

lifted EHFuftaH rhrrnHinEIsf ftsts Yauf
palm fhnFrHEhis read emo uain~1 ~
HHHWina EaFhfian painitsf anh clair
rownf 60 tril macy rHfuinE rtrnfs -
ynaf NE Htr frifs SHAT 300 called fsr
naurs - ffirrds enemies tau 20 Eala
sure~as FEE hualnesf health. rauHshtp.
marriage. aifrfrr. spsruiafinHt ard
ffrnss .finns - su hfnfs SO matter
shat Say 30 pour ambition hrfae ~
fear ate Nusfnnters 90 hsiU ppn Are
pots la ffHHffrT ur fHu rrd ttr anr
yHa have trtfHa.f ngf ffssf sos ~.
fsfsiaas enun ararr cool and trdlffsfs
srf tuaafd rraf ahs advises 90 ali
Important affaHs " IRE Hg~t l.i This
wsHk rsaalHEa ta rHnfH go tniYsF-
city enrurr hlsfh ave
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CONSULT
MADAM CEAIN
EaYIFfINN TllUrAOIUUIHI ND
MEDIUM

EGYfrrtNN puNEApLpuiHT ANp
MEDIUM
ne ehn ,aH attnIIN trif 500 whht you
Want tu kHow aithnut aahinH a single
question tffrH tf4a advice tpw 20
HtIu sufraaa iu husiuraH and family At
faife ruuftsnIu art MARRIAGE tells
tou shat hlrlntss is most lucky fuf
tnh aHd nhat pact ~ che nnfid Niu
o. More tufsr-stui Poe YOU advises hntt
90 salu and huid q good position she
tells Or thr uuf fuu love Il true or false
fttsa the name ~ your future husband
or wife. and causes speedy marriage
with the one - your shnift briuss the
separated together makes hapriness
tetereu man and Wifr Tho madam
can advise hoa Goo avoid HI tat
luek and $3.50 Influence and truHbi- ana
cause fuu fa hatr Nnot lufh end sue
Gees iu sufthtnE 1000 take ia hand Thta
lady aHHs rHf trN fn please fou. tHf
eiets ohi5 tflfhfui advice fOH can de-
pend au pHe tIrI fH beet niii repay
Ynu Tor mhnF disappointment tu others
Thts Do thf mHuHHna ffHt time lH See
nttfr failrfat.Ion Euh rantssh of un
Charge Special readings 90 rrnfa faf
tHu arehs nHtf Hotel NUfris rnHw +
1fgaa Thtrd. tete~sr tntnu ard f1ka
ifnufs Go 30 daIIf and sunfas
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MNDAM MADONN

me Erratssi pfreneiarisf Hrd medium o.
the eHfid has iusf arrived in Seattle
n there r. snfthinf 300 lrrifa 20
kuaa and aish ta urt Govt che san
tell faa titsn fuH advice Hu aN lem
parfant affairs ~ Ufr Hhf nif size
sos Adttss BOZ regard 60 iatr iark
rsurtshlp tHsiurss aralrs ara mat
FiaEra ana alien transactions ~ anB
nafufr Hhe cen tnN YnH in regard f4
strrufAtlnns tntraim merits business
transaetisne ttuthH Wilis and tanas
end Tell 500 anfthinK Utst rrffHtna 90
pour wrifare anf happiness prr sisif
e. 5hls paudsffuI iadF $3.50 raf tus fef
The maHY disappoiHfnenfa u oil eths
ere Nhe aNi give thr uaHo uf fHHf
future Hastart go nffr nHi frif fau
shat rau canoe fur uItNuHt ashIns =
sInEt~ ae"sflHH. Hfr ear cen f.af east
ufa and a haf rHur frfHfr no be- 60 ~
anf ehaf hHsnHs o. masf iufkf fHr Fau.
aHd shat fuH afr adaufef &C. The
Msfaui far D. fHuud Boo H~r titfsfs
rssidenEe 1868 rHift ave hffaern
Tihe sat t'iHr Hrafirsu daily ts rfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01

RsaN fr. 100 ufatuiafri eHaaf 500
stall sH. fresh paafrsifiarA mia 81 a..
e. o. stall &c. rana tarnsfian mfih
$50 wlth ntfsF Har THrrhaHa Stall
IaQ1 Toe beet 1ap rice gtr. its
ysfr beet Carolina sffI~ rirr stc sci
can tomatoes ter. faf Alaska hsfruE
4 far iae stall 1901 crsh fr-and isane
he ftaf iarf 1880 h stall g.
Isft oprnrf DiaIHs. iar rf ffrrh sei~s
ihs t.r lias st. tfau &C. isrEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
ASK
MADAM CORDEllA

pIlRENoLOGlsT AND MEDIUM
Who Is nifted With tho power a. f1rsssa
rour past and future NE and nor wan.
datful know ledge onsblr- hor Co lift the
Nrlt - mystery and reveal Co you oil
The Important matters % life SHE can
tell you who your enemies are aud why
they are enemies 60 YOU sho can also
tell Yuu how Go conquer them. and haw
Go make happiness hetsoen man aad
wife n There alto evil Influences over
Won. ahu can toll Nuu how 90 overcome
them HiHp tell Huu ana Glte you the
iu.ttaiu ~ the ono VuW VIII marry. aud
n the one you love r. true o. false She
advises how tp hriuE tho separated to-
svther and "a rcEafd a. your absent
ffionds and toll tho secret ~ being
haupY and uuccvssfui in NO Fhr vii
give Yuu only truthful advice Madam
Cufdsiia san advise YOU ~ regard to
your business and financial affairs. and
can tell tou What business nf foeation
viii be lucky fpr YOU Consult her a.
once On any matters that are causing
yea sufrY or trouble Vernon ifatel
5ish TALON e. N0adinEa nov toe 60
convince tho public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
CONNER

STATE lA..s. lee can soup sac. ~ ran
salmon. isvi iaih. can ara lar. al
tavorv Jeilo. : f~r Itc soc asparagus.
lee. tir cans minced cianls or Cd afers
zee. Jap nee lbs sc. stall Do. au sei
relish. itc %. gtc a.. choa -ehnH. Zoe
qt stall ii1. large Italtan rrunss TOE
10 rus-st grapefruit. lee each. hia-k
uss. Ice o. new comb hnnsf &c., Black
aiuuts. ips itc. CHESTER raluius go
FFF hirkury. nuts fhn sec stalls
2. ;. 2. pat resa' ice ~ sirioin and
round steaks. 10 10 veal fsast. zee o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
ORLEANS IS LUCKY,
SAY BERLIN PAPERS

AMSTERDAM. March There
is to be no distinction made by Ger
man submarines in sinking neutral
ships in the barred zone. and the
fact that the American steamer Or
leans safely passed thru the danger
zone is not To be attributed to any
Withholding OF Germany's weapon
Comments CT Berlin newspapers re-
celyed here today made this clear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01

THE PENSION fund Of the Prot
estani Episcopal church. providing
for aged clergymen. their widows
and orphans. will become effective
Thursday. according 20 an announce
ment made at New York by Bishop
Lawrence OF Maasachnsetts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
GERMANY WON'T
QUIT SUB WAR,
OFFICIAL SAYS

LONDON, March Speak.
ing in the Reiehstag. Foreign
Secretary Zimmerman referred
70 "a telegram from the Swiss
minister al Washington. saying
that America desires 20 avoid
war. provided Germany 10 will.
ing 10 treat on the question Of
the submarine blockade"
Quotations we're furnished ln a
wireless dispatch from the Official
German press agent today
Zimmerman Was also quoted a.
saying.
Germany g. 10 al ways conyiac.
d that the submarine war ought
not TO be restricted The tele.
gram which Zimmerman mentions
undoubtedly aas transmitted by Dr.
Ritter a. Washington al time i'm
mediately after Washington was
ad ised 81 the German submarine
warfare. and before President Wn.
son broke of relations. This feel
Ing on Americas part was semi-of.
ficially stated ~ that time.
Germany D. resolved at all costs
TO maintain her blockade. but naturu
ally desires 10 reach an understand,
inR with America Without claHhing
with this object zimmerman add
I'd. After her resolve 10 use her
strongest weapon. Germany cannot
Withdraw" the secretary said
In Secretary of State lansing +
reply that the United states was
prepared 10 treat only II Germany
withdrew her resolution Of January
81 WIS not acceptable. thus doom
Ing the efforts 30 failure before
they were really begun"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
PI>p STREET

-iaN 10. peanut butter 500 It STALL.
..it. riawa fr qi kpperrd herring. 9
'hs stc divers comb honey tse Z ~
our beet better e. De- local ranch
rsss. tee dos. g. A D.. market. pot roast.
i-r lh hamhurFrr fehr Do Nfsnsss
- Erorv or fcii0~ epIif pean Csc
% h"a'H maichcs 100. 2 g. BAGS salt
iet 700 ran tibhy-a bologna Hauaar. ~.
stalls 80 Haurrhraut t6r az stats
-. bananas iAc doz good eating 40.
pics tc dor good Irish pataiaos : ii,s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01

We don't care w.. - tried to cure
YOU. and has fallcd--we will give
YOU sure cure and Il small fec.
Don't give up before seeing us
ny che latest methods known To
MEDICAL SCIENCE we succes.fuiIy
treat NAUitosE VEINS. FILES,
NERVOUS AILMENTS. SKIN AL
NENTs, hiDNtcN. HtADDEU. LUNG
MD HIooD AILMENTS, WItEI VA
rIsw, LIVER AILMENTS AM ALI
CitHoNI' AILMENTS or MEN.
Come In gnd see as. Have - conf
drutinl talk mud he sNamiued with
,ut cost or obligation.
otflCc hours ~. Ia o. m.
SundnNa. 10 a. m 10 / n M
NATIONAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE
~ Occidental Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
CHILDREN HEAR ARTISTS

Instead of having the students
speak pieces and give the pro.
gram Wednesday afternoon. an ar.
u',s' recital was given at the John
Hay school. II was under the aus.
pieces Of the ParcntTeacher asso-
citation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
LISTER SIGNS the
FIRST AID" BILL

OLYMPIA. March i.-Gov, Lister,
today signed the first aid bill. de-
claring he did SO realizing Il Is
mot entirely acceptable to many
who are vitality interested in t.
lie said he hoped the measure
would be given trial, however.
and that referendum would nos
be taken on IL.
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10 sAII

10 ~AIt.
March s-Chloaso Maru. Japan China.
Admiral Evans cordova. q r r. dock
Governor san Francisco Pier u.
Msr-h 3 admiral Dewey. san Francisco
Pirr u
jefferson. skaeway. pier 9
Princess sophia. sksKwav. Vancouver.
March tatoucho. Cordova, rier 9.
Prince George Prince Rupert e r r.
March umatla. san Francisco.
risr ~
Curacao. west coast " Prince " wales
island. q r. T. dock
Spokane. SkREway. g. r i. dock
10 ARRIVE
March . tmatus. san Francisco.
ricr u
March Admiral Farragut IS r. and
" Alaska. "a. 7. L dock
Alaska. = r. and $ " Alaska. Pier
March i-canada Maru. Japan china.
spoltanc =. Il. Alaska rtcr
Prince George. Prince Rupert q. r.. =.
admiral schl,y san francisco. Pier u.
wnpnma San Francisco. Seattle
Despatch san Francisco Pier
March Empress ~ Asia. japan China.
Vancouver
AltKi < V Alaska. rier
President san Diego. Pier u
ARRIVED At SEATTLE
March TUG o. Rescue, from seward.
a. s. survey $ Explorer. from Eacie
Harbor at On. VA
Governor from Tacoma. al a. m
Feb. ~ El Segundo. from san Francisco.
at % q. m.
a. s. l.. u r. Rose from Astoria. via
Point Wilson at II u. M
4 survey S. $. Patterson from
EaFlo Harhor. At o. M
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Htoir fad rtr ih herring lh HthH
80 Hui hnna nadr asushnpfs ftr dnr
STALL 90. i~s to 500 ara lae Stall sl.
"uf nrn frrHh rhgrHei batter. Go DOB.
HfHH Do. fsfrH can mills ftsr boz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-01
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
II,I~

TIDES
March UiKh. teiA a. M. I1s
n low. ft a. m.. 100 n high
pt5 ma 80 II low. s-1s 3
~ as n
March e-ltirh. i3a q. m. i-s
a.. low. e.st q m. 10, IT.
high. 1885 a. m. "a r.; low.
Gts p. m. - r.
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ADALlNE LLOYD

othFfa rotne ant O. nai far 40 Frars
Adaiine ifaFa haH boon healfirs phrrn-
niuEiHf anH hasinrrs adtisrr ln 40 ~.
fairs ~ ufe ga rHiHu. Auf o. III
liuit ssft Has. isi fhis arra tsr
MONTANA WANrifER 30 YEATS uflb.
eishea 60 uaest anfkinr xifi ar fuunE
uHman. ea ta % ln prut-asitl.n t1
make sif~ fnur POP ono that Usrs fhs
faaHtrl 500 tat inakins ard good
dlsr1eift4H DfIrrf rnafrffnnrr Aa-
dr~ss 'irr 3 fHeffusn grH n-I go
attic
COS Nof. s4nqHrrs fhs sfraf-sf s.aufrr
~ hauahffe an1 restores tho aaff 20
healfa NHakirf ffes ksr Wu com
panY TarauR. Wash Fur sale iJenssF
aud heuna HraH stnr~s
LADIES HkNnEtHoS COTTON HOor
pills. safe mna sgfu care tur dsta yva
periods Price a.. Or hos~. o. Every
hes guaranteed Hnym md Nemrds
Resnn Hotel Antisrs. Fourth and
uhior
REV GREENE At HOrEL HOLLAND
Fsufth aH1 jefferson iust back -
court house f. easily ard quickly
reached fer ulniafsriai services Prt,
waite psfiafs Phone Main tf8t
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PUGET SOUND |
STEAMER |
| ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srxssxr- LysvE rwo~ cor.sAs
Dotk. foor OF MARION srHgEr
t.<as. srriv.
Seattle Fsatn.
., ietori.. n. Fer, rs-s~sd-rsr,
snssi~s
| iss si--rs~, ssi pas. fori ispfa
| fais- rosns~nd Williams. daily
riEht puns.nss. fEsauirn
daily iAnss's. snd Victoria
| 'noss not can at
iv1eiorla flndar.
Tassus. Direct
ssarn steamer. Tacoma anai issnn
etsrn Iadisnsp~iis FOR IA - se3n
~ tessu roma dis-e' Ttsarnsri - ierrn
tepm every t-e teurs zee 'itprn
fs'ria sinEi. ifir go round sepTn
sapsn "Trip ierru
tarrnr ftpu,
sitpmt fs itprn
dsIiy daily
res r~-.ssra sr~~iai
sosrn -tT sleus. for Port aapn
ssprn Townsend dtrscti it 1er-n
daily 'Cornsrts at To~nssnsl dsily
l-i'h rail lines FOR an
points on ciympie
'rsnir.iis
Pert Tawr.~rd-Assrorf~.-
BeliinshsFn
esar- steamer Mhstesm,A ansrn
daily FOR pnr, Townsend daily
lsnAoort.- ana bel
linEhsu
Observation-Disclosures
Port r,wps~-S
10 esprn : .Kui.hsn. teri espra
daily ~ v~rs't AnaeoF'ssi eally
land usi linsham
Calls - Port Town.
issud SOUTH iounf on-l
~ DOCS ne' call al
Everett EstufdNvs
san Juan i.i.nd Nottingham
Zee str. Ro.aiie Tor Por,i ssrru
| r,ifn'ht tTovnEsnf Ana rsi.l Tussf'y
SUNDAY ilnEhart via all FAni Thursr
TussfY Iusn island points satury
| Thur~y
san Ju-n i.iend.--"~'i'rshsm
oosrn str GU, ~ snE-ie- arm
Tue-d'y FOR Nottingham VIA Monday
| Thursy san Juan Island wsdnes
satvry points FRIDAY
| rs,, Tawr.~pd-r~-t Arseis.->eah
nay and wsv Port.
| ~ 90 Steamer Utopia. fari .eoum
| r,idn'h, p-r' Townssnf. ror-l Tuesd'v
| sundAviArFei.. Sesh Hayl rhur='Y
Tu.sd'y'and vsy ports ssiur'y
Thurs'N
rert re,yn,~-a-r"rt Aprei-- aud
ws' Ports
1890 str wsiaicsie, torl 'oaprn
rntdn'h, 'rari Tovnrcnd. PORT sunday
! Monday Angeles Claliam and wsdnss
wsane- ports Friday
FtiAaI
rart Gsmhie--r .rdtow r. T1asi~r
soprn Steamer rue~, ,ori scam
dauy livingston. q ~ d :. daily
evcsp, u.ualow ''EFlnn. except
saturyF Ter. To~nasnd. Sunday
usnsviils and Had
look
! , ANN steamer PUGET. fori oepm
! livingston. Ludlow and
way points
/ SUNDAY Only
| esarn Steamer ruset. tNri taspm
| livingston. Ludlow anal
lway points
uood northumberland
-IEan str ro,iatch, forl y 90
dsuv Ludlow Port Gamble mldn'ht|
event .'pRnEnr ana all exccpi
sunday points on Hood Canal SUNDAY
.stcau~r Eulahan win cali AZ Port
| roenserd nofthhnund Saturdays
| oulv leaving Seattle az 10 y ~
| potuts married. o. are boat landings
Passenger for these points and for
| other boat landing points must make
| their own arrangements for landing
aud assume oil risk and liability In
making such landing Steamers pas
senEer rate docs not include boat land
ing charges
baggage Inability II limited 90 wear
ing apparel, not 10 exceed 800 for
Who'll. ticket 80 pounds allowed free
Steamers and schedules subject to
change without notice Freight re-
rrived daily Tor an points trxcepting
Tacoma named IN above schedule
Tickets must he purchased at ticker
ofnce open from $50 o. M to 1900
| midnight
rIGET SorND NAyIGArIoN co.
Ticket office. Colman Deck
| Phone NRin 5000
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NJ e N
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TO-DAY

We viii
treat some
or your all
n1rnts for as
low n fee as
s. and $40
We win
make YOU
an excep-
tonRlly low
fec on any
ailnent you
may be sui.
ferinE from
with this
low fec and
our long and
successful
Nperience
In treating
ailments OF
men. you
iced not
'ffer an
other day
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rms Fh6roEY URin sroUE D. T1E
place Co est baur usfa fnnr a. farfufr
prlees We have ras saiH ard uana-
frrfurs taarsrs uiEs. uuifrhfa raffs.
eufis. paars tfansfHrrta arh ga
tadr ffont rfeeea tfrrrfhfnE tn sea-
o. haif goods es made ana carry So
s'prk Cisan. de- ana make afeF fpnf
Old switches taHpf~a airs efr Make
up Yauf taf hair aud ruuttnHs On any
pattern foa faay desire tfot Flrst Az
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NAME. VICTORIA

A'ha't - ' ~ INA
TIE celebrated phrcroioriat. riairvnfant
ard paimist gives sclen,inc readings on
ai affairs ~ ne past present or
fufurn You have soon me others nos
see ;He best II IN trouble Al readings
TuhrRutesd satisfactory ~ no fees ar-
repted Readings soc Room % Alb
tn't Hotel THIRD and Pike
Mis- nURpicK spIRtrrAtJ MIS-
iater circles Tu~sday Friday even
tnEs Generalization daily Hotel us.bee
tifi Third ave Ihone Elliott aitt
rHr MET MEETING TONfgtfT. s.if
Tahr Wrauake cars 90 Harrison. DO.
tween uYran ana ralrttrs MA
Harrison. Thone Capitol 3stt VIII
kanouss
MADAM ciARtoTTE - SCIENTIFIC
ralmtEt Considerations reader Edr
Room Hawthorne Hotel Madison 81
near Seventh sys.
MADAM MACK MAGNETIC UERBFU
aud adviser Rooms and 10. Pueblo
Npts First ave ard Pine st Phone
Vain 7eft
HELES RICE nvnLEigH -CiRCLFa
sunday Tuesday. Friday evenings con.
uiltations daily 1905 'fd ave. room 80
MADAM FRY - sCIENTfFtC CNHD
reading Davenport Hotel. 1895 Ffnh.
room 49,
HEitAHLE rAPp READiNGs DAILY
hest reEults ca Hotel Neison. sois
Second tso
FAST SELLERS mo COMMISSION.
either sex. tF1s Whitman ave. even.
ines Or adde's H.st star
cLAfRNoYANT GARD HEADER. IsIG
Eighth ave, west ~ stewart ~
FHACTicAL CARD READING zee In
erty building
MADAM ALEXANDER
seventh sight seer and palrlat Room
Eliott Hotel First and rno
DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM EATNnLE4
clothes. furniture accepted. $40 Howell
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The Marriage Was soIen6nized.

his suit won over all members of both
families but Papa Trueman, who de-
clared the idea preposterous. Every
other member believed that when the
proper time arrived Viola and Farnum
would be married.
After completing his postgraduate
course, Farnum went to South America
where he spent several years in the
hide and leather business. But he did
not omit the formality of frequent pro-
pOsals or cease in his ardent love-mak-
Ing. The girl confessed that she was
lonesome for him and longed for his
return. When he did get back the Viola
Of other days was no longer little. She
was a woman of seventeen, and big
and old enough to marry, so she
thought.
A poll of the family was taken and
all gave their consent but Papa True
man. For time he held out but, worn
down finally by the determined as
Eaults of his daughter and her stall
wart lover, he gave his consent. The
parents of the girl accompanied her to
the city hall and obtained the license.
Then the party repaired to the Congre-
gatiOnal church where the marriage
was solemnized.