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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29

vided to obtain segment, The walls
are inconceivably carved into domes,
! half domes. colonades, and temples,
one gigantic cliff suggests u battle
ship, and is loaclly called the stcam,
boat.
The faces OF some of the walls cor-
tain thousands OF square feet ~ plane
surface upon which the clcmcuts
have sketChed various figures At
one point may he seen the picture W
woman, a horse aud pts, form.
ing u distinct group. At another an
eagle perches. true to this noble
birds instinct, high upon the cliffs
At other points Crypts have been
formed in the walls Ivy the shcllins
off of the stone surface in which may
be seen other forms seemingly Sculp-
tured. Nature seems to have fash
toned here fine art gallery Of
stupendous proportions.
The coloring is beyond description.
Glistening white is the basic color.
Below this strip of blood-red sand
stone has weathered into formations
resembling those of the Grand Can
yon. There are thousands Of feet Of
polished white sandstone vertically
streaked with vermilion, like a Rom
an sash. There are pinks in endless
shades.
The canyon is more than 10 miles
long and from 1900 to 1900 feet
wide. The neighborhood is rich in
striking phenomena. There are nat
ural bridges of great size and beauty.
The country was settled by Mormons
many years ago. and possesses much
historical interest. Old-time Nor
mon customs obtain in the prosper
Gus villages. Mukuntuweap may he
reached by automobile and horseback
from Lund.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29

Fruit juices for use later in jelly
making can be stsrilized and bottled
without sugar and made into jellies
at the housewives convenience. This
enables her to do with fewer jelly
glasses and to distribute her pur-
chase of sugar for jelly making
through the year. Moreover, with
the bottled juice she can make
greater variety of jellies, as juices
which will not jell can he put up
when the fruit is ripe and combin-
ed later with fruits that will jell, or
fruits ripening at different seasons
can be combined. For example, the
Juice of strawberries, cherries, or
pineapple can be kept without sugar
and later when apples are plentiful
can be made into combination jelly.
From the unsugared sterilized
juices of currants, apples, crabapples
and grapes, kept from 8 10 IS
months, the Bureau OF Chemistry,
United States Department OF Agri-
culture, recently made jellies of ex-
client texture, flavor, and color.
To put up unsugared fruit juices
for jelly making proceed exactly as If
jelly were 10 be made at the time.
Cook the fruits until thy are soft
and strain out the juice through n
flannel bag. Heat and pour while
hot into bottles previously scalded.
Fill the bottles full, leaving no air
space between juice and cork or seal.
Place the filled sealed bottles on their
sides in water near the boiling point,
and keep them in the bath for about
80 minutes. Make sure that the
corked or sealed end is under the hot
water. As soon as the bottles are
cool cover the cork with parafiin
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Prevent Disease In Stock.

Proper feeding and sanitation are
two important preventions OF dis
ease losses in farm animals. If care
fully applied these measures may pre-
vent many losses of meat animals.
Keep the animals sturdy and disease
resistant by feeding good, whole
some diet. Young animals need par
ticular care and should be kept grow
ing. A balanced ration should be
fed-one that contains enough di-
gestible protein TO supply the needs
of bone and muscle growth.
The farmer should carefully con-
slider the food requirements of his
animals, as has been shown by the
State experiment stations, in stan
dard farm-animal books, and by the
United States Department OF Agri-
culture, Green feeds have a tonic
as we'll as nutritive value and should
be used wherever possible. WITH
some feeds care must be used i'll
feeding to avoid parasitical infection
and the infection OF such diseases as
tuberculosis. Old pastures and milk
used as a feed are examples OF poss-
lille sources of disease to sheep and
hogs, respectively, Pure water is
another essential to animal health.
Animals should not have access to
water which may be contaminated
such as streams passing through in
tested farms above, pools drained
from barn lots, and so on.
Two naturally hygienic factors are
fresh air and sunlight. Pure fresh
air constantly available TO an ami
NAL reduces the possibility OF lung
trouble. Impure air induces an ami
mails resistance TO disease by falling
to supply the oxygen necessary for
the purincation of the blood. sun
light is a natural germicide and will
keep animal surroundings free from
housing farm animals should be well
ventilated and have plenty OF sun
light reaching 10 all parts OF the
building at some time during the day.
When weather permits, the animals
should be kept outside as much as
possible. Yards, lots, pens, and
buildings should be kept clean, and
may be made freer of disease by the
use Of lime and standard disinfect-
ants. Whitewashing the inside of
buildings, scattering lime over the
ground and floor, and spraying with
disinfectants those places accessible
TO animals but inaccessible to sun
light will aid sanitation and promote
the welfare of the farmer.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
ROCEEFELLER'S BOYHOOD
DREAM COMES TRUE

New York, June 26.-Back in the
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
TO NATURALIZE 1000
ALIENS IN OREGON

Portland, Ore, June 25.-Two
thousand foreigners will become citi-
zens of the United States here in
Natul alization Week, July to Il,
aocV, ding TO estimates of officers who
have the work in charge.
GENERALIZATION Week will be in
connection with the convention Of
the National Education Association
and the work will be conducted Nv
the naturalization department Of the
Department OF Labor. The Gov IN
mcut will maintain an exhibit a,d
demonstrations will he given Of how
foreiynQ, arc naturaliZed.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Sour Stomach,

This is a mild form of indigestion.
1t is usually brought on by eating
too rapidly or too much, or of food
not suited TO your digestive organs.
II you will eat slowly, masticate your
food thoroughly, eat but little meat
and none at all for supper, you will
more than likely avoid the sour
stomach without taking any medicine
whatever. When you have sour
stomach take one of Chamberlain
Tablets to aid digestion. N
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
NOTICE.

We again call the attention Of our
readers to the fact that The Repub-
lican will publish no communications
unless signed by the author. Few
weeks pass that anonymous articles
are not received and il is not our de-
sire to hurl newsy items into the
waste basket. This anonymous COM
rule is stated each week
at the head of the editorial column
and must be adhered to. Requests
that names be omitted from print
re complied with, but the manuscript
must bear the writer's signature.
THE EDITOR.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
& a 8 Q p ; ~
1.-THE Desert Yosemite"

Recent public interest in the Mu-
kuntuweap National Monument in
southeastern Utah, popularity known
as the Little Zion Canyon, has re-
suited in measures to accommodate
the many who are expected 10 visit
il this coming summer. A concession
covering public camp and transpor-
tation has been granted by the De-
partment of the Interior.
For fantastic outline and brilliant
and varied coloring Mukuntuweap
probably equals any spot on this con-
tinent. Recent visitors have called
il 1.-The desert Yosemite" 1t inevi-
tably suggests both. you can't see
il without shouting" reports one re-
cent explorer.
The mormons of former genera
ton chose this valley for a refuge in
the event of being driven from Zion,
as they called Salt Lake City, and
named it Little Zion. 1t is locally
called Little Zion Canyon to-day.
The north fork OF the muddy Virgin
River flows through it, and in the
spring streams cascade from the lof-
ty summit walls. Many fine trees
ash, maple, oak, spruce, and others
grow on the valley floor.
The canyon is a mighty cleft, as If
the mountain had been violently di-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Heavenly INFLUENCE.

Marion was saying her prayers.
And please, God" she petitioned
make Portland the capital OF
Maine"
why. Marion." said her shocked
mother. what made you say that?'
Marion settled herself comfortably
in bed.
. cause l made It that way in my
examination paper" she said, "and
/ want it to be right"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Civil Officers Supreme,

Mexico City, June 25.--State and
municipal affairs formally were turn.
ed over to the civil authorities thru
out the republic June /, when the
order abolishing military control
went into effect. Under that order,
military commanders are command
ers of garrisons only and have no
authority to deal with civil or NUM-
cipal affairs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-06-29
Pin-NIOney.

"I'd like little pin money again,
my dear"
Heavens! Are you buying diam
oni ?"-Detroit Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
IS WEHk MURDERER
PURSUING VICTIMS?

That the murderer Of Mrs Flor
cnce Wehn is Identical with the
man who attacked Mrs. Il T. Hoag
~ 20iG liinds ave. IN Maple Val
ley. Saturday night. Is the belief OF
members Of the police department
Tho maruuder pursued the same
Tactics that IL Ii believed the Queen
Anne hin murderer used. and the
description fits the man who has
committed several similar crimes in
The past few months
Mrs Hoag was attacked aud drag.
gcd TO IA vacant lot. and na result
~ the experience Is tn "A serious
physical condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
SAYS RUSS PEOPLE
WILL BRUSH ASIDE
PROVISIONAL MEN

Seventy one OF the party OF %
exiles stranded In Seattle a week
ago because they refused the &C
commodations offered by the Jap
anese steamship. on which they
were to have sailed for Vladivos-
tok. left for san Francisco this
morning and will sail from there.
The Others viii take boat here for
Nladivostok on May II and l6 The
exiles' difficulties were settled by
William Serge Shatorf secretary
OF the Russian Revolutionary Con.
ference OF America. who came to
Seattle from New York for the pur-
nose
Shatog. who says he has direct
Information. predicts a revolution
in Germany very soon, which will
end the war
AT this very moment he saws.
Russians are circulating among
German workers. peasants and SOL
diors. working toward revolution
In Germany.
The council OF the soldiers.
iifahhnth anu NoFhef6 IN RUSSIA Is
not tn favor Of separate peace with
Germany.
while the Russian revolution
abolished autocracy. II was unable
To put the men IL wanted in power.
and so had 10 accept the present
provisional government. which will
itself within a short time be swept
away by the people For. tho the
form OF government has changed.
the policy has not. and the people
OF Russia are economically not
better off today than before the
overthrow OF the car. The Rus
SLAMS who leave the United States
and return home will help to es-
tahlish Russia on the basis OF a
republic"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07

stats l1t-5tt cream brick cheese itc
10 f.lh IAN chocolate. yec -}aN 100.
Ice ukHs luscAfenl o. Fpashstu $50.
cafnpb~Ns pork and teams, sHrs
HtaHa lfI.lts. spinach Be- ih Heruuds
ani9fu Iee th sssdissa grapefruit. for
Toe HtnfLa ttT-iIt. Fhahafb. I lbs iar.
oranges Iae ias asparagus - isn
stall iaB hulk eisomarEartne aee ih
Trash grsrn lax. eEEs aEo dos faa
rsc Yakima apple butter The fse
stalls l9Tslps. Csr~o, s3o PKG puuipkiu-
- ear. Uei Monte canned h~rrtra eBr
oan tlbhys tomato sour. lie car AtAU
its choice freah hens gso 10 fresh ranah
err $50 dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
JUDGE DOLE WANTS
new S. S. SERVICE

Sanford b Dole, former prss
dent OF the republic OF Hawaii. an.
first United States governor Of TIE
islands. who is in Seattle on his v,r
East. says direct steamship lns
between Honolulu and Seattle b u
gently needed.
There is no question but bat
having another port besides Saa
Francisco would be OF great sdvr-
tage 10 the islands," said Judge
Dole. There is now a grea, aeal
OF capital In Honolulu. and ! believs
II would be possible to finance one
half the project at that end Of The
line"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
APPOINT NEW DIRECTOR

Professor George Severance hss
been appointed acting director Of
the Washington experiment station,
succeeding Ira d. Cardiff. whose
appointment was requested BY he
board OF regents, according TO an an
nouncement made by President Hol-
land OF the Washington state CO..
lege.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
CONTRACT FOR so
NEW WOODEN SHIPS

The construction of GO wooden
vessels has been contracted to the
Sanderscn and Porter corporation.
which is the holding company Of the
Grays lIarbor Light and Power Co.
according TO Seton Porter he is in
the West for the purpose of select
ing sites for the construction of
ways and shipyards The work on
the construction OF 20 OF the ships
contracted for will begin as soon as
possible, he says.
The contract price of the vessels
is to be 1896 900 each. and the net
cost OF the 60 ships will exceed
$4,000. 000. Porter says sites have
already been obtained In several
Grays harbor cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
AUSTRALIANS
HEM IN TOWN
BY WM PHILIP sImvs


NHttsh Ffsss STAR foFfss,senz...
WITH THE BRITISH hp,,u
AfTELD, May 7-Auatrallan LIS
forged ahead into the German u,
this morning Al the nons,. !.
cabling this great hole IN The n.
man line IL being succe,,,'','
maintained against all esss-
counter attacks
The penetration ~ the Co...
front IL around Rleneour, ~
Australians began their dr,v. !.
dawn Their whole salIen, -.
pushed forward yard after yars =
this mile depth, In the face ., -
lent resistance. The thrus, s
ried them 20 the east Of a v,,,s.
lying in a northern direction 49,,
Hiencourt.
Hiencourt Itself ia thus h.nu
IN by British troops 10 The va.
the east and the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
MEDICAL LECTURES
WILL BE offered

Courses IN medicine viii be- offer.
cd by the extension division of the
university between July Q and 10.
under the supervision Of the medical
lecturoahip instituted last year nr.
Allan Il Kanavel. OF Northwestern
university. viii be ia charge OF tho
surgical work. and DR. Martin II.
Fisher VIII direct the medical work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
HANG MURDERER 70
Telephone POLE

PHOENIX. Ariz.. May 7-pho>
nix and Florence citizens hsnxs1
Star Daley. "a. confessed murders.
TO a telephone pole near Mna 4, 1
"A. m yesterday morning. rhsy
took him from deputy sherita a.
or an auto race The prisoner va
being rushed TO the states Hiss
for safety.
Daley confessed he shot lam
Ray Gibson. an auto traveller. m
then committed crimes against Nm
Gibson. Before the moose was plae
ed around his neck be confessed b
killing two other men during rob
berries. and prayed In concert vfA
the lynchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07

AND FHRENoLuslfsr
tit Universally. between Firth and sixth.
Tetls past present ard fufafo. consist
Ink business and IoFa attain advice
you about divorce cases and Nbat ,riI
Be your iarky stop o. lie Go take, viii
tell fuil names u yclr lover awost-
heart friends enemies Rnd sbat sou
are most adapted Tor Headings daAy
ana EUFHa-r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
MADAM VICTORIA

World q greatest rlatrrayant. pLreuaI4rist
and medium FuaraBtsea Peg Frad toar
entire lie uHat present and futurs
give true advice on business lows
health and family affairs tolls the
name - your fBturs husband ot wife
end shat ~ 30 20 ~ success in lise
tu~ tlHH van pay you fer your many
disa ppaihfm~nta IN nth9rs She wtlt re-
move atl obstacles and tell vau how 10
wln end held the one you desire she
Eites adv.1 ON ai Important affairs %
ltfs special rsadlnra soc Daily ami
8Indar Room Abbott Hotel. over
owl Drug Store sHst ltNe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. ButteH'eld
95l5 RoXhury St. WILL celebrati
their golden wedding anniversaf!
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07

VI HEE wo CHINESE MEDICINE co
7os James st.. bet 2ud ana srd AYES
Seattle wash Established 1904
WOMEN. USE YOUR CREDIT OPEN
a charge account We viii give you
credit to outrt yourself Ia anything
you may need in HAIR GOODS" YOU
pay on euHy terms at factory prices
We manufacture everything thut ts
worn IN hair goods ~ huy special pat
tern or design Bring Va your cut hair
or cgmhtuKHt We make them Mp 1t
f8ctory prices We dya and make over
your old switches Mail orders given
PROMPT attention
TArronN IIAIu H-TOnM llhI tlrat Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
MADAM ROYAL.

CLAGRVOYAST AND PIPF~utngte-r
VIII tell you y the one you love Is tr,s
or false. and tell sou uten tou rul
Wntry You VIII make no Y1tats4ts by,
aeelnE her ehe tolls you ju rosarda &C.
business n VIII pay fo consult fba
beet Reading guaranteed satfafactarv
special readings soc gtGa Union. YER
non Hotel
REV GRACE ELLENoH NtTKuN. Tor
srvsn years 70 Martinique ElKtta and
Union Apt ara Consultations daily
evenings by appointment Test circle
Tuesday NJ 90 Private Instructions
IN spiritual and suisneo embodiment
Sunday services at and s. Fratoruni
uaiL ittiis Fourth ave Main 7tt0.
MADAM BEsstTA. or BAN FRA&cfe.
CO. reliable paimirt and card reader
ADVICE on business and domestic ~
fairs, so cents aud ~ 90 ib2GA First
ave. opposite Liberty theatre
MRS HtBDICK bPfHfTuALTgr MTN-
lHtor Circles Tuesday. Friday even
tnEa. Consultation daily Hotel Bybeo.
la2l Third ave. Phone Elliott gt7t
REv EDWARD EARLE. cALTT0R%fA'S
noted psychic, on route 20 Londnn, Eng
AZ New Ncudoma Hotel Phone Elliott
Jipis Hours; 10 to g. x. 81 T. Han
Meeting sunday evening
BEV BERTHA NELSON. TRGB An
visor, gives private consultation daily.
circles sunday. Tuesday ana Friday
evening" ient Fourth ave
.CLAGHVOYAN READINGR ALSO
cards and pnlmiHtry taught tGtCb
Pine corner Seventh
MADAM KATHRYN = WONDERFUL.
trance reader. 800 1851, puto. ri
lott ii1inl room 2
HELEN RICE BURLEIGH
Circles sunday Tuesday. Friday oVauIpps
consoitailon daily 1874 Third ave
room "a
MADAM PAULINE ~ CLA1ttVOYANT
and trance medium. Headings guaran-
teed. 7ib olive. Main 5tt5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
REvEILlgl

A naval militia.
man, carrying hs
full equipment,
here shown bios.
the bueIe call 10
gather HE d
tsehment In lin.
to depart for d.
tin atlons w
known, to do real
war work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07

PUGET SOUND
STEAMER
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srrssEns LgAva rroM corAA>
DOOR. ROOT or MARION srRErr
Ls.v. Irfis,
Seattle seattle
'ststssss. n. --rsrt I~w..~.d--rsst
srK~is.
T.: e. ss~ams. ~.l Dus. Tor .spna
tnic- Te~nssae Williams daily
riGht pumH@nrs. fHes airni.
asnF lsnnelss ard Victoria
'no.s nng cell al
lvieiasts svndAys
r.e.m. ptr~~s
stsFn s.~nnasrs Ta~sasa asA Ses ~
sesrs Isssassp~ils fer Tai is'sssn
~ saafn oetnA direct w.amsr 10 tspna
spra every tee he~sa sSsi fssp-n
tsra .snri. ,rtp. go rs~eA sispnn
ssrra trip 1 sIspm
7sssnf s.sspm
sitpmb ffsispm
aaiiy dAi'y
Port rswr.~~a sp~~iai
ssssn str sisas. tst Port fspfn
tspfa Townsend airsstl 10 1eprn
daiiy iceun.eu at Townsend dsNF
lwlth rail iirs. fer alt
lpoirts % plrmptc
lpsniasais
Ass~srtSs ard B~lhngb~sn
team st-~s,.r vhste.ml tear
Gan, Ter tnscert~s and dafiy
psllinstam
rsst rssr-~~a
~ .epHa RHi.ha.. Ter .ssprn
dRiiy rvsrsts saarotfss dstiy
sns Rail- Fhsml
san Juan Nottingham
ttfh str Ra.slis. tor Port serup
rysian.h, Townsend and ssl. Tp.st'y
sunsay iinrham. via All sani Thsrsy
Tvssa Issn Island pessts sstury
Thursy
rert fevu-~.d-rert Arssaes-Nesh
nay and Wa rerfs
III ss Steamer Utopia, for tsapm
unisn'ht'parf ToWrssmd PORT Tue~6'r
sunssrfAnrslss N..h nay Thsrs'y
Tu~ss'yiane way pers ss;ur'y
rhursri
Port Tewp.~ud-rrrt Angeles .sd
w~r pnrts
is % str Wsi.i->A tSri sssprn
ynian'Nt ror, Townsend Portl sunday
MasaavtAnr.i.. ClanAm and w.Anes
weens.iwar ports Friday
rriisr
Port Gamble-Indi.w-Fta
.ispya steamer rur-,. for ,.sn
ssny livingston. Gam IL daily
except f.uaiew '.EEior. except
ssturyF Ter, To~nssnd. SUNDAY
Ifausvile and Had
lock
SATURDAY Only
sspr, steamer fnrrt. ferl ssspm
livingston Ludlow ard
way point.
SUNDAY Only
snarn steamer Facet, fnrl tsepm
FFiuEston Ludlow and
iwaY points
Hood Capsi-Gsreie--ia diew
liam Str rstisteh. for ifse
dairy I.udiew ror, GRmhi. misn'ht
c,cept ..nsnwer and ALI .reep,
sunday points on Hood Canal SUNDAY
Point. marked .. ar. beat landing.
Passengers for these point. and for
.tb.r beat landing points mus, mai.
,hsir own arrangements for lansinr
ard assume all risk and liability IN
making such landing Steamers pas
.enrrr rate does not include beat land
mr. charges
baggage liability IL limited 90 wear
ing appArrl not to exceed see TO-
whole ticket iEs pounds allowed IRE.
Steamer. and schedule. subject 60
ehauEe without notice Freight 70.
geivad daily for all points tereepttn.
racorna named IN above schedui.
Tickets must he purchased ~ ttrL,,
office Open from sac a m to IL 90
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co
DfFKgr
Phone Main 3es9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
Aut CAN OFT WELL
NtTuOt ruE KNIFE

Ailments Of the Glands
md Nerves - Speciality.
tyrs. Bars. Nose. Throat.
Z hest. Rheumatism. Blood
and skin Ailments. Psr,I.
sia. Quick. reliable treat
mcnt for fel,ic Ailments
and NIL veal nrssrs. blood
tests of crNr, kind. rermR
neat hetterment for low VI
tplity, scientific spinal
nerve troninent. Tuelft h
wear. hr. Macy. aoS-5 Ip-
Ter bldg. Si3 second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
aJalNtss PERSONALS

IA ECouE SUPERIOR
GIN DANCER by employing a
LILY "sPEcTALIHT" Instead Of
an p}utNAUY teacher. A
MVA few hpHfa with a special
HGVN lat Will put that personal
/HHkV Enap ~ your dancing
" " fNU tho latest dances -snd
"A an the fatorits#
IL VI TERMS MOST
HEAaONAHLB
THE CARROLL. SCHOOL OF DANCING
1911 % Fourth Az. near pike ~ Ell 2agT
Member Of The Inner circle" - y
r N-Hummer classes just formed tn
classical. interpretive dances. bar
work etc Enroll nov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

fave your palm tNntruEhir read ard "a
piaiHaa h5 70 Eruutus Egyptian ratrrsisf
and riatrvefRut. nns naturally ninsd
wffh the poser in tell uarf coming
steats 81 your NE hos e. gain snrresa
fn hpslnsaa health marriage. divorce
auaUu{aflama ami tfeHharftuus af all
r3u 10 yn4 0ud me pHa Feu have
acting cool and indifferent toward you n
She advises On ai} important affairs q
ife special fhis week readings 60
rsnla II. INT. nfaLlN -nruar uIn.u ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-07

ALKALINE LLOYD
Others come ana TO- but for 20 years
AdcllUa Lloyd haH trau seattlas phron-
olnRiat and business adviser Ia an at
fair, OF NE ~ Union. APT ~ FL
Lott asa Special this weot. Soc
NoHKfNH MAN WOULD LIKE TO
hear from girl or widow between 20
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