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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
mit,t,rapnltB.
Mflfebsfen.

S Nlt1e6ni1g at Scr. 81. g.. Mo=
tbiaiens foreitaaen6e Mfreiie tilDnn=
mart bolot GpillingbDernes DanF-
Mmerifa:aife 5elifob Ell nreget imuf
og bellpffet Set / Eirsbags Nftes i
Ooin a1ltbben. 5aa at fige alle
Me6lemmerne Dar tilite6e, iomt Scr.
6reb &eterien, Ser bar Ell itgrre
6rrgtforret1ing / Council Bluffs,
So, og for SDem er paa &ejfe i
Minnelota.
9r. s. 2u,trit8en, Sellfabets Bor-
manb, par 9roitprer % CAB Oroet
til ollie. 9e mango nbtaleller og
|go6e 9nifer for Sremti6elL Der bleC
u6talt for Matbiqien og Gamilie,
,pione6e ON, Dbor ufbolot 6e CT, %
bpilfet Sapn Set pil blibe, 1aar 6e
forla6er os. Scr. Matbioien bar
bobt forlfiellige Eilliospoiter E16en=
for 9unif=M merifonife gelifab, 81.
Ia. oglaa 8raii6ent.
Som 0r6itprer bar 81. 2allrit5e11
pao fit &lo6s, og forl1ben itn @el-
fomittale og 0e 1mltffe anerfienben-
|6e 0r6 ont Mtatbiaien og Samilie
bab6e Dn11 ditto ct og anbet mutt at
|iige, efter 6e a.16re bab6e u6talt fig.
Watbiaien, Ser ellers alti6 bar
9r6et / fin Magt, bar tilipnela6en0e
oDerDnloet; Don uotalte iin og 5a-
miliens Sat til nlle genner, meb
bbem ban baD0e tilbragt lau mango
|bDggclige og tornpielige elmer, og
ban ubtalte, at oct fal6er lettere ct
Yar Mooae6er foruo at tale ON at
reiie, n1en 10 mere 9ii6en nermer
fig, bliDer oct lbprere, % ban lige=
lom bar ro6feliet beropre, og BET
Dtloe fal6e baao, bant og bans gu,
itr1 baarot at l:ge SarDel.
Selb ont bans 8erner gn1fer So
mi1ien Matbiaien al Seb og 2Dffe
oerbiemme, tan De bog bore forbis,
|Iet ON, at set 8elfommer, Der bill
lp6e, :laar hi otter gienier Dem
iblanbt os1 oil ftroe @iestflang | bele
ben 6anfte &oloni:
Sbao Der meIt al aft orager Wa-
|tbtaien biern, er bans gamle 6orel=
Ore pua 8ogg, Ser begge CT bpit oppe
II M1beren og nRite Mar tan feirl
@nl6brpllup, iamt Ell Sglfer. Bi
baaber, BON oil iin6e bem dlle / BED
tie @elgonenoe. Matbiaien bar ollie
reoe giort Sorbereoelier til at no
fol6e Ell it9rre 8irfiomDeo oerbie1n-
inc, og meb bans belbefienbte @enl
% flare Sorretningsians bill ban
burtig pi116e frem og ffabe fig Ell gob
|5tilltng.
S Msotbiaie:1g Stem bar man al
tib cit belief 1iipif, % Danifeligt bill
man furt1e ftnoe ct Steo, bpor man
|befanbt Jig be6re, % e1tonl banife.
|1igcre at tpnfe iig, at De 9nge ,nt
CT forbi 90 man ifal mootage baabe
Matbiafens ogSuitrus bierteligegel-
fon1men ! 6eres bpggelige Silent paa
Columbus Mbe.
Mrs. Matbiaien, Ser ct fgot ber-
oprc sog bbis Sornlore bar in6ban-
bret fra Sperig.., bar tilegnet zig bet
=hanifc Sprog, iaa man abiolut be-
tragter benoe Iom Can't, % bor pG.
ret fin Monb en- trofaif Sfgtte %
5iRp 6jen1net bar bog Mrs:Mos
Itbiafc1s beoite glaos. Deres Dotter,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
Kirker og Foreninger.

CHRIsTK1RKEN, Norsk eyange.-
luth. Kirke, Hornet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste liver S9ndag, engelsk XII.
1890, norsk XII. 11.3O Find.
NORSK LUTHERSKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hj9rnet af
harrington og S%herburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S9ndag XII.
1890 Find. og $50 Aften. S9n-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
0ST EMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
K1RKE, Hjdrnet af Jessie & Law
son SITS. G~udstjeneste hver S9n-
dag ri. 1890 Find, eden og 4de
S6ndag engelsk, e1ler norsk. Allie
Acknowledgements norske. BON.
nemSde hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hjgrnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste liver Syn
dag Form. ri. IL. Sgndagsskole Kl-
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST
KIRKE. Hornet af Broadway or
Is. ST., afholder sine Gudstjenester
SON ~, 1p = e raed1ken ogneag Elofm.
Foiks a0 F'n.,or III : ica ~ sand.n A uue
ri. 7.45; liter@rt Mode de tire fgrste
Trsdage i Maaneden. B9nnemgde
| DEN DANsK.NORsKE KIRKM.
1876 Thomas ST., nser Rice ST.,
afholdes Gudstjeneste hver S1n-
prof Inn' a. Pic fE Tu H,a n4e4
fra Ribelskolen M;nnaann1is
synger.
NohDkAP LoGE NO. 8, SUMNER
Mandog 1877, apusr og sue
FeiInms ua11 1Ee =, p1.a -
InGn no Z : n i1T1 sE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
abinbefprcningsmpbe

Eorsbag gftermio6ag Sen z. Mu-
quit ofbo1oer ct. Beoers bonif, Sir
fes &pin6eforening Wpbe / Minne-
babo Garf. Maofurbe mebbringes.
Safe lerDeres. al Mrs. Rieien. MlIe
CT bicrtclig Delfome.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
aieb al 1ipet.

SIR. 81. 6. Stoppel,. Ger al e1
99ppefabrif paa Slice @treet, blep
foite ltge fieb af 2ibet og iprang
MisfsfppiSloben bbor man ct Bar
Dnee efter fon6t 2iget. Oct n1el1eS
at bore Observation-Disclosures
Der bar faaet Man6en til at ie mbrfl
paa 8ilb9relien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
@n pe1lpffet Gfpptnr.

Gn b%ellpffet @fpbtnr.
Zen til Spnbags af "1ngooms-
foreninaen al 1905" orro,,1ereoe
.Sfoptur til Str. Ducbs &erre1eoe
beo @i:1e Sill bleb / Droets .pioeltc
8%etD6ning bellpffet og feltlig, og
fom lenge bill blibe erin6ret at Sci
tagerne. Otter at Gor1nio6agelts
trltenoe 5fDer lige cfter Mibbog
bopoe n6lpit fig / Ell lille 8Dgs fif
.Sc1en Sbermagtem og set bleb @e-
item al Dagen oct pn6igite @eir. S
6en lille 2rao, mutt pDntet mes
6anife og nmerifanife 6orber, iomz
.leoes De langt ober Sunore6e Set
oelto9ere, % Snteresien lamle6e fig
ielpfglgelig ON Gugleifp6ningen, ser
min6eoe ON DC tra6itio11elle oorlige
S1tglefponinger bietnnle / GG1=
mart. &eiultatat bleb, at sSru @m-
ma Sbomien b1eb Jugle6ronning
beo ST.. 81. 8bomle1s @fuo. 6or-
l16en cit befoifulb Brpmie operrof=
tes Ser Sruen ct imuft brooeret @il=
.feerescbarf / Dmnebrogsforper
forfarbiget at 6ru 90. @olit og Srf.
8%linfenberg. Dette gborf er @o.,-
.orepr9mie og biI blibe ifieq1fet til
nGite Nars Ti;gle6ronning eller
-&onge. Spire Binge folot be6 sc.
so. geieliens Sfu6, @enitre peo s.
@ent5ens. &alen .blep belprget al
g. Se1ien % 9ope6et al 6. 8ope
beb ST. &iRrs 9fu6.
&pnfurrencelgbe1te BANDIT ligeleoes
SpmRrfiombe6. SRI. Morie Ma-
tbiaien. .pan6t 26bet for Conner, og
CHARLES 8ran6rup Dor 5eirberren i
Serrernes 2eb. MIler 8ierre og
@milie 8oDe nanot !. benboI6spis
Dre11genes og 8iger1es 2gb. 81. 6
foregif Observation-Disclosures, bporefter
man begab Jig til ".@erreip6et" og
5Sos mohon mrd,a,,,n fif mn, IS.
]rpne,et ., 6o,,ne,,6e On aoffo -
NOS uporo>,. TnrfriH,,i,por ge,ors,
- umoran-no,,ia,, =, maa,,rhaTsa
]nes;oaran So. -, nsar;s4 saso.a',t !
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Wnasfa1rn &ublifhi1n !Npuie

bar tilien6t os ct elegant ubifpret
abortolsfrif, Der u6fommer paa
g:1gelif, meo S%plpsni11ger ON sSor=
retningens @one og ar16re almene
Mpbeoer for Sogret1ingens Sunftio-
narer og a1tnoer. Get er lml1ft IL
lultreret og i%nbcbolber Ell Del 8io=
CRATER ober fiel1ote :1orifeJorfattere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
Gen fpr1te 6nebe.

S Monoaas io1gtes i Minneapo-
liz oen fprite gognlo6ning al Speoes
al 1919 Moli1,gel1 til 1910 pr. 8n-
ibel, el1er 47c mere ems Regierin-
gems gris. @Deben, iom b1ep fipbt.
al 8albburn=Grosbp &onpoeaiet,
breb bragt BERTH fra Materpille,,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
Senbriefs .auIonien oofier:

Sra &enoricfs, Nsin,r:, ~n1eooeles
bet %, at ben Der / 8Den p%elfie1ote
.Rrs. 9ilfre6 5ronbie1 nplia bor
Ibapt 9efpa at 5torfen, ser efterloo
fia Ell for 9re1g, Tom tilliae men
Mooere11 befil,oer ne beoite Bel.
gaoen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01

Snbiamlineen til 6ersns Sails.
Com befjenbt lfal ct. 8anl ie10z
1nn1le $4,000 iii oe npolioenbe ne6
ben itore Serers Sails Eor1taoo ben
22oe Stunt. Snolamlingen er / oisfe
Dage beepnot, og alle a1mooeS ON
at poe fit 8ibrag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
@a fremihnbe 3lanen.

8orgmelter &obgion uotalte for
Ieoen 9og, at ian agtebe at trent
Hpnbe 4lanen oagooen6e Golg al
@erens itore 9eboloninger at 2ep=
nebsmioler til Dor gDs 8orgere til
SSnbfipbspriier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
Set Fan d iffe.

Gil g. g. &nnios1 bIeb / agroagS
nrreiteret paa Sernbaneitationel, an.
Hnget for at babe fat beroiIpie
elects Dmlgb groofston, Minr.
4anion bar ifglge Bolitiets l1oiog.t
fiIftaaet at babe f~orfoIifef A1,pisnm-
aer1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01

Gen bclsiife @onsefamilie
ifglee ct berpprenoe 0agbIao of
8eiga i 8aibington ! Sep
TENDER. Saa Fiber Ser apngefelt
/ 2anoetS &obeoita6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
: st. Paul.
-Gitp Office:
62S Gmoieptt 8nilbins.
Seb aipb eller &eparation af
11bre beiss ben pelfienbte Snbeler
Simon Melion, 200 6. Hb Street.

Sill sbnberhberne.
&i bar enopioere mootoget til
"Ge,1 isnoeriplfe Sons:
S. Ebom1e,, Mo:.fato, Minn. SIS
Miners Olien, &rinceton, Mftm. 2
Sibligere %raphorteret AZ
Salt SAT
@iorag, mootaees fremoeles. Sor-.
pbrigt beupiier I'll til artiflen paa
40e She.
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! WMbStienene.

FR@r SEEIr
S 6aitb 2lltberan Church, Chat
les & Macfnbil 5treets, Dl paa
5Gl1oog Sorn,iaoag ST. II Baitor
|gbarles 8. Gral,t prrfe oper Gnl-
net Come sprea0o" 1000
SEQ. Otter Brafen pil 2ollis
&oienbaum ipngc Colo, Mlle er
pad BET o~elligite inobnot. Mco-
bring 8cnslerne. Daitb Gburcb
ifal prrc Ell al oe foloeite Nlooier
Il 8pen. ginonerne* CT aab,,e, iau
|friife ginoc bringer ajgligbeb i
airferummet. SMloagsifole &l.
9.45. Sore. Gleber optages bier
:Ssnoag. Meite Gors6ag oe.l 7oe
Mnguif bliber ser See Cream .5oeial
'paa Brpspla:1en n0enfor &irfeI1.
.Gn no1ninel @ntre tages. Jorl,oen
Sc ierberess 8uffe meb Sage.
5pbielsbaa.
Spitcr pima, iaaleoes ml6esMrs
Mluta N.toerie1t, bar. 1rlig. ferret fin
5poielsoag. Me1r tro6s
fin bpie MIoer ct bun lige raft, rprig1
og. rpomusiet. SSa, man ifl1loe neiten
tro bun lcpc0e / garnle Dunmorf,
men bu:l leper 1nt Der ! lit eaet lillc,,
Sus. Set bleb ct ri9tia oanif
5goielsoagsgilbe i Beit 81. Saul.
Smfring ct Duitlt &errer. % Da-'
mer babe inofrn6en fig for at
oberbringe 0eres Gratl1lotioner. Mlle
Gnifeoe Mers. Mnno Mroer1en Se16
og 2pffe i benoes forboabentlig
enbmt la11gc 2ebetio. 2ab Moierne
fi1te paa bereS 2ipspej.
On 9eltager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
Der trenaes til en- 6urambrina.

Scr. emil 9anio11, SefretGr Of
Minneioto 5tate SoreitrD MsIocia=
ton, meooeler 8pens 9ogblooe, at
ban Mon6ag Scat maotte ringe op
90 2eeer, fgreno e1t lobe6e at font
me tilitebe. Mr. @anio:t boer pan
@beelocf 3D., % oct bar / Naboe11s
gus 9nftcren trn1egtes. Sm Scot
ten bgrte &nnion ct Barn greoe
N%oEobuiet, og peo nprmere Otter
inn bite BET fig, at Mooeren befanot
fig Ell betenfeltg Gilltano. Sa,1
og Moboen Tiftebes berefter til at
ringe efter en- 2age; men fprit oen
286e lobe6e at fomme. Mr. @on=
ion ipnes bette er ct ffammeligt
6orbol6, Iom buroe rettes, og 6eri
gtber hi Mr. &on1on We6boI6. SEQ
get bpr Der gjGres, bbiS 6orbol6e1e
birfelig er iaa 1lemme.
r-~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
6orretnings,ngbe.

Il. al 1905" ofboloer Sorref.
ningsmpoe Dnsoas Mften oe,, Ste
Greait paa Daria SoIl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
@eipg.

&altor 81. 8obierg, Mifop, Mi:1n.,
por paa en- fort 8iiit / Minneopolis:
/ ngens fprlte Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-01
"Yienic",

8oreningen "Soobet" oil afboloc
Set i Como Marf poo "9Sicnic",--
Nlaoien Se1oog oen 3bie Mugrit
6ore1inaen bar rolat Ell Del npttige
&rGmier til en- iamlet @Grbi al S.,
lpm bill bibe u66elt til Gin0erne al
Sc forifieffige aonf11rrencer. gno-
.nibere ierpere &omiteen gratis Safe
.og See CREAM, iaa Set bliper en-
Set, Ser er b9r6 at nbcrppre. &o=
miteen inobDber olle Me6lemmer %
@enner blonbt 9unife / ct. Saul
baa6e Gamer og Scrrer, l1nge og
@om1e. Derfor glem fife, at Set
er poo Sp1oog gftermiobag / Como
@arf at Daniferne famles. Mon
benptter Gporbognen % ltaor al
peo Samline Mpe., Derefter gaa
moo Norb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Average Rainfall
of State Of Oregon

Dear Miss Grey; am n Cali.
fornian. leaving there two years ago.
My friends. on hearing ! was going
20 oregon. as much as told me WAS
foolish to move TO such a wet coun-
try where the rain fell 10 months n
year. salmon Hwam In the fields and
CLANS thrivcd between the railroad
ties-and one party even assumed 20
tell mo that oysters grew In tho
mountains. all due TO the excessive
moisture.
on arriving here In the late sum.
rner. started 20 dig around the gnr.
den. IL was sunny and dry then.
An old California friend of mine. who
had npcn, one previous winter here.
called on sne. Seeing me digging. he
said. AN work for naught Wait a
few days morn and you can stir H. :"
IL did begin 20 rain. and have now
become 80 accustomed 20 IL. that
mover expect other than rain when
I step out
have never heard or seen any
reports as TO the average seasons
rainfall Frisco hay regions. where
am from. is very light Here. I
would say. IL IL not less than co
inches. Please eniighten me.
J. NJ. II.
In the western part Of the
state Of Oregon. the rainfall nv.
crages ss.s inches: In the VIII
iamctte valley. sos inches: in tho
eastern part OF the state. ie.7
inches. and in tho south -centrni
portion. only 6.s inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Miss Van LenRot and
Mrs. Halienf

Miss Van Lennct, who Is lieu
tenant. and Mrs. Nalicnt. co
worker. arrived in Seattle Wedncs'
day evening and registered at the
New WASHINGTON. after tour OF
inspection at Camp Lewis. Lieut..
Van Lennet and Mrs. Naltent are
New York emergency oantcen work
ers. volunteers. whose duties are
confined chiefly TO the piers. They
meet transports coming In. and
speed those parting, with the good
cheer OF hot coffee for weary. cold
men, and the even better cheer OF
warm frieudllness. Pier work r.
known to be as difficult as any can
teen service. tho these patriotic
women Will not admi, that they
have displayed remarkable persever-
ancc or moSe than ordinary kind
ness. They came out West on the
hospital train. the second to cross
the sentiment. the first having
crossed TO san Francisco two weeks
ago. ON each train are two cs'
corts. and for this duty Lieut.. Van
Ienncs and Mrs Nahent also vol
untsered. They will leave for New
York Monday over tho Canadian
Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
MeRordh Society Dance

The Menorah Society Of the Uni.
verslty of Washington win hold It's
first annual spring informal dance
Saturday evening. May ~. Mt
Knights OF Columbus Hall. The
dance will be an open house" party.
the first ever sponsored by tho Men.
otah Society. Tho committee in
charge OF arrangements includes
Miss Bella kracowcr. Miss Charlotte
kolmitx Miss Anna Marks. Mr. Bar
ney Harvitz and Mir. Ben Levine.
chairman. Tho patrons and pat.
ronesses viii be Mt and Mrs. Nath,
an Eeknteln. Rabbi and Mrs. sam,
ucl Koch. DE-. and Mrs. samuel StuH.
ser. Or. and Mrs. Nathan Fasien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Rosenberg.
MIR, and Mrs. julius Lang. Mr.. and
Mrs, julius Shafer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Michael and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Settxick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
ACCIDENT FILINGS ME- INTO BOB'S ARMS
AND AIDS MY PLANS

the cushions
f'You cat" thought ~
II guess | won't disturb her" re.
piled my husband positively. and !
like TO think. and | shall remember
IL vntil die that his dear arms
ugiitcned "a little about mel
con. la lal ph. Ia! lar' intoned
joyfully 10 MYSELF
Very well Don't keep her head
too high" advised the nurse we
go 10 81 Luke's hospital. OF coursef"
why. no." hob replied. II
thought we'd take her right out to
mother"
C'You darling" thought T. "suil n
boy--you'd take mo to mother just
AZ you used To take "a bird with a
broken wing or fornakcn cat'b
Then came Katherine Miiler'H re.
ply to Bob;
Never You silly BOY You will
take all Of your good mothers care
for while"
"Dut you can nurse the little girl. /"
protested Bob. and could almost
feel his hungry eyes resting on my
closed lids
"Ncvor.' laughed Miss Miller
Never" echoed my heart. was
actually relieved TO hear her say To
the chauffeur without consulting
Bob any further.
Drive 20 81 Luko's"
hob accepted her desisson--which
wga mort astonishing 20 me. for sci.
dom had he ever accepted mine. lie
had always wanted to rue me. But
| felt as my head Eaggrd closer and
closer 20 his breast that We had both
been changed by our long separation.
Miracle Of miraelss' Perhaps Hob
would be willing 20 admit that "A
man can love a woman doyotediy.
fran,ieally. and stiil let her have a
will Of her own once In while.
sun. u he insisted on ruling me
wouldn't care ever again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Visitors Entertained

THURSDAY Mrs. c. u. Stimson en-
RETAINED Miss Van Lennet and Mrs,
VAlient at luncheon ut her home
- the Highlands.
Yesterday Mrs. William II. Craw-
ford, who Is commandment of the
He'd Cross cantecn work here, was
hostess TO Miss Van Lennet and
1frA valient at the Red Cross jun.
hle Shop for luncheon.
Mrs. J. T. Dewey entertained in
formally at tea at the Sunset club
yesterday afternoon IN honor of
elias Van Lennet and Mrs Nalient.
Mrs. Langdon c. Henry sang Mrs.
Huteson's Garden Memories" much
% the enjoyment, OF the guests.
Axrp. Dewey is captain OF the can
tuon work In the city.
Today Mrs. Crawford entertained
q The White Elephant In honor OF
these attractive visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10

when ! opened my eyes l found
myself In tho auto and my head
was on Hob'r nhouiderl And his arms
were around mel IL was marveious'
let my eyeiids droop again but
not too quickly-and turned my
head "a little. 40 that succeeded in
cuddiing bit closer IN my darling
husbands arms. A Tiny thrill shook
me~-and told me. once more. that
Bob and | were made for each other.
Only Rob didn't know me. Of
course. lie couldn't guess that he
had ever held that shabby little fig.
urc before. lilo had no idea that he
had ever seen the little messenger
girl except when che had brought
him Faster flowers.
In the swift second when I had
looked up To Bob and recognized
him-whrn bob had looked squarely
down into my eyes. had resolved
to stay where was "a long an
could. would take plenty OF time
ITO come to-
My position was glorious. wns
In heaven. IL was all could do 10
keep from HmillnT--and from reach.
Ing up and Strengthening Bob'H over.
seas cap. which had got very much
awry. And my fingers twitehed In
their need 20 touch the old scar on
iloh'H cheek.
II say'--tho voice was Bob's--'f
thought she was coming out OF IT.
but she's gone Off again"
Tho voice which answered him
nearly mad. me jump and bctray
myself. Katherine Miller was on
tho front seat. but she wasn't a, All
interested In the wounded girl on
the back seat was delighted.
Certainly ! didn't want trained
nurse 70 take my pulse az that par.
tlcular moment.
Said Katherine Miller
why hold her up Mr.. LorimerT
She'll b. quito comfortable against
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SPRING MEDICINE
HOODS Sarsspsrillz II Needed Nov
As Never Before

Because, although the war In over.
It's work. worry and excitement
have undermined your reserve
strength.
Because the coughs. colds, grip
and maybe scverer illness. have
broken down your power Of resist
ance.
Because Winters work and close
confinement have worn out your
stomach and exhausted your blood.
Can you afford the good. long rest
the doctor advises?
II not, take course OF the IN.
nous old medicIne--the one that
mother used TO ,ake--Hoods Sar-
sapariiia- Its the finest extract OF
Natures purifying. vitaiizing and
strengthening roots. herbs. barks
and berries. such as physicians pre-
scribe. prepared by skiilful phsrma,
clsts. in condensed and economical
form.
II you wan; the best Spring med.
ic.ne you1i surely get Hoods Sar.
saparllla. Hoods Pills help the liver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Look for Girl
OF TOddv

Dear Miss Grey; arm really
sorry ID. l.. A." In 80 disappointed
In the girls he has met. ! am girl
OF 20. but I don't call myself old
fashioned. IL ID. l.. A." wishes 10
meet another kind OF girl than the
ones he meets at the dance halls or
firts with on the streets. why natur'
ally he must 20 somewhere else 10
do NO. The greatest thing know
OF that puts JOY into life is outdoor
sports. Learn 20 swim. row a boat.
play tennis, join a nice hiking 30
ciety.
Don't look for the "old.fsshioncd
girl" I call that silly. BUT DO
OPEN YOUR EYES AND LOON
FOR THE CLEAS.HEARTED.
CLEAN. MINDED GIRL OF To-
DAY.
60 TO a young peoples tociety,
which In held every Sunday evening
In the churches. There you will meet
lovely people. Now. ID. l.. A." just
try my advice about the outdoor
sports. and see II IL doesn't put new
life, hope. and ambition into YOU
Hope In the JOY Of looking forward.
not backward. RENA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Popular Symphony
Concert

The popular symphony concerts
1tvsn by the Seattle Symphony or.
ehentra. under the direction OF John
opargur at the Masonic Temple aud.
1tortum. at Harvard ave. and Pine
a.. are meeting with enthusiastic
response from those In the city who
appreciate the opportunity of hear.
ing good music at moderate prices.
a symphony means a musical
town. Without it, musical activi-
Ties scatter and remain morgan
1zed. A good symphony In one OF
the best of the cultural investments
= city can make. for IL forms an
atmosphere In which the other arts
flourish; IL draws visitors from
neishboring communities. and Is an
1nducement to the right sort OF
people who want an attractive en-.
vfronment In which TO establish
homes. Seattle has made an excel.
lent beginning with this series of
popular concerts added to the rezu-
hr formal symphonies and II IL
hoped by all music lovers that the
Interest already shown In them viii
not only continue but increase. In
order that Mr.. Spargur may be en-
Outraged to enlarge his orchestra
and give US the pleasure of enjoy.
ing his conducting each week thru
cut the season.
The second concert OF the pres
enf series is tomorrow afternoon at
30: the third viii be May IS: the
Fourth and last, June 1.
The soloists for tomorrow will be
Mr.. Albany Richie. violin; Mr.. +.
b. Bennett. French horn; Mr.. Frank
Horsfail. flute; Mr.. Fred Starke, cor.
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powder VIC us~a Up ana inc years o'
s'ns we "M,eo se,'ihs ourselves
settle" on r'"hos'aPh''s noscs anu
al i"hinine connp'eaions' bas now
the ruth ~ out
WHAT'S INC ruin Nhat Leof.s
become OF inc taicurn po"u'r WE
ooh use
h'r'S uic nsu'es' u'ar'eI LAST
night you dropped me on tnat news
pSpe' ana ! teaa en- myself ~
says-r'ght out OF goVe'pment sus-
hHuos-- geoiosioai survey-or some.
ming hke tha'--- ohly i'e'els TONS OF
tsicum powuer were pronuceu IN
america ilst year: ana ohiy is'soo
tons ifnpor,ea' mat nahss to'
uh OF @i''~4s ."hs' my "'"' P'nN
pun went on ithpoftAhuy ,ne
paper says Una, hihe- TENN" OF .nht
was usen LOT phpefnannk ana oth-
.r ihuus'r'aI prooess's' Huw Una,
ieaVes oniy onc'.eheh. or -i''-S TONS
lot "iet purposes you sf''
les n,urriureu .nousnu uIiy.
sse 'na, win popu'auon OF iov'VvV''
ooo persons IN 'he ohi,ed states
.o'vVo'VVo OF ""onn arc ., pow
aerihs age ana sex .nat -i.'-- TONS
looks hke misfuy sum rauohs lot
shiny noses
hut whcr' Goes INC otner nine.
tehths OK ,he taicum crop so-ano
Tor ,hat matter. where Goes uIcum
grow. anywaS-since your oia news.
paper KNOWS 80 nnueh aoou. i''
ihauircu -
Ion say 'hoWs' oehrei TAI
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Miss st. Denis at
humble ShOp

Miss Ruth 81. Denis will give
: four minute talk on Tuesday noon
q the Red Cross jumbo shop and
fwU OF her girls will dance. There
viii be two performances. one at
~ o'clock and one at ]. Mrs.
HAIRY Whitney Treat has the af.
mir In charge and Mrs. Singleton
will BE- the hostess. The patrons
" the tumble Shop may look for
ward 10 a unique and artistic en-
tnrtnfnment.