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M11tterliebe.
@as pabre M1tterliebe lit, 6as
ldBt fiG nidf 6efinieren, ia 6ie Mut-
terliebe ldBt ii9 iiberbaupt nibt gan5
idiloern. un6 oo6 fat Elm beoeuten-
Der Di6ter geiagt: 3
rSie lit 10 m%nn6erbnr, 10 bebr,
SIR glei6t fein Sing ouf Groen
mebr!!"
umion1t 1piir6en mir 6ieien DID,
ter fragen, morin eigentlid 6ie Mut=
terliebe beItebe, 1tmion1t einen Ma=
Ter, Der bieuei6t iabrelang an einem
8iloe gearbeitet, meldes Muttergliid
nn6 M11tterliebe in i60nen 3iigen
gum Mns0rnf bringt. Sim belten nod
begreift Die M11tterliebe 6erienige,
tpel6er Ste Spfer fiiblt, mel9e bieie
at bringen imitan0e lit, alto 0as @ino
ielbIt.
8ei9einen Sage 6es I4d)elnoen
Slides 6aS &in6, niemano nimmt
ber5lideren Mnteil 6aran alS oaS lie
ben0e @er5 Der M11tter.; tritt aber 6as
nngliif iber Sic Sbtpeue 6es Sob=
mes ser Eobter, fein beiierer Eroit
lit 5n ftnoen oIs bel Der befiimmer=
ten Mutter, nn6 tpenn Dieie ielbil ffett=
ne 6ilfe bieten fam.
8enn Elm nltes 5pri6iport lagt:
Cine Mutter erndbrt lei9ter flint
&irber als bieie 5uiamnren lire M11t-
ter" 10 ltegt Der @run6 eben in Dem
|gbarafter nn6 in Ser Eiefe ser Ml1t-
terliebe;; 6enn nabre Mutterliebe lit
itets gu nod groBeren 0pfern bereit,
n1s ite ielbit Elm 6anfbares &inb fei=
men gltern bringen fam; Tie lit eben
nod biel bober, man m0dte Iagen,
iiberirbiiher DIS &i1roesIiebe 11no
ESreunoesliebe .8eim @in6e1iit es mebr
Bic Danfbarfeit, melde Ser Mntter Die
|Sorgen, an Sic iHlaflofen Nddte nnb
fnmrnerDpnen 5tunben Dergilt; Bel
Der Mutter ober lit sic 2iebe gum
&in6e eine bimmliibe @nbe, neldd)e
|ibr 6er5 nit Dem 6es @ir6eS anf 2e=
bens0alter In g11ten nnb fdltmmen
|5tunber1 innig berbin6et. Sen Got
ten, Die Greun6m uno iebe an6ere
Herion Itebt cine M111tter nit t%peiert-
lid nr16erer 2tebe. If.
Sdiner bat bieies Motib iid nibt.
entgeben Iniier 11n6 eg in fem ihon-
ites @e6iht. .Dng 2ieb BON Der @lo=
de-" einbe5ogen, no er ben Gerltit
elmer Mlltfer alfo idiloert:
sMhd, bic @nttm iit's, Die tellre,
gqlfb es iii sic frente Mentter, sss5s5
Die Der htpnrae Shirt ser 5hatten
MegffniIbrtnli benz Mrn1 6es sBntten, &
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Nfein Iieber Serr He6aftiondr!

Wtetn lleber Serr Ee0atftonQr!
.SbiIipp," bat ber 8eoesmetler ge=
iast, niest Dol emal e boar Slider
ODER better nebm e paar Sbfubners
iii Damn noble mir entail 0ie General
probe obbalte." Senen IugenbliG ben
i3 nit sic grobte grpartltng berbe1~
eeiebnt. SSsn e Sidiffie ben i'd Die
@dfubners gebabt I'm ben 5tpei Bot
tells 9ier berbeigebolt. Sd ben ben
String, no ib oie Sorts NIT geteit
eebabt ben, Ourdgei6nitte nn mas
tpern Sic Oenfe, Do is Der Sort ber-
ousgefIoge, grab als penn Die Battel
nit Geinemeit gefiiut getpele NOR. IN
0 bu mein, pie bcn i6 allsgegndt!
Mei Sells, mel &leiber, aues tpar bon
sSobm ullo ih lin 10 1tidie getpeie, als
1penn ih in e Tdnf bon 6leiflub ges
lege bdtt.
so Sohe n1rB man edipefte,
uenn mer 9obmbrub made ol1bt,"
bat Ser @sebesmeiler geiagt, oont
tpiebfen." Sd ben sic 5tpeite 8ottel
getddelt I'M miiie sic mas, gan5 o1e
nGmlide @eididt is gebappeno, ed
iept, baB midi Ser Sort gege meme
Nobs gefloge I'M mid en- 8infelriB
in mein 8ief geriiie bot. Cont mar
es gan5 oas namlide. Bie i'd ibon
geIogt FEN, bat Ser 8eoesmeiler ge=
fagt 10 Sade muB met edipefte. Mme
1pe nerlm MIR Sic na6lte 8attel, ein=
mol miiiie mer BOD Sufieb ben." De
@eidid)t bat MIDI feinoer iobr ge<
madt. .@ar11m oubit ou es 6enn nit
NAL treie?" FEN id gefragt.
r9ei 8aqe," fagt er, ~i4 fann nit
1ebn, for marum id es treie iou; tpen1
Iein 8ier is es 6enr e~nnibau2" Mm
IiebIte b1tt id Sen &unne Die iammt=
Ii6e 8attels an ben &opp gei6mi1e;
omtper id ben nod en- brittle @ttempt
gemodt In fen gemenneti6t, oob i'd
SEN Sort feitgebalte fen, 10 6aB er nit
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GintpanNer,4,tes>Nneel
ecnRcitctt.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. 81.
|@auace bon SEEM Sort fat einen Blnn
entmorfen, I'M 6ie @intpan6erer 10
|iiber 1as 2an0 at berteileM bob 3D.
our9 abgebolfen miro.
Die 3abl Ser ginuan6erer betrdgt
iGbrli@ rngefdbr cine Milion Men-
|iden, 11n5 tpern 6ieie ale I'M Oiten
|bleiben, 70 gereidt es ibnen ielbit nno
|nn9 Sen Std1ten gum Na6teil.
Ser n rll1 Blan gebt 0abin, ben Gin
man6erern Musfunft 5u geben, IN mel
den @egen6en Mrbetter auf ben Sur
men, in ben Sabrtfen nim. berlangt
,merben, ibnen mit5nteilen, tpie eS nit
Sen 2obnen nn6 Sen 8obm1ngsDer-
.b4ltniiien itebt, un0 ibnen 0ortbin 81
.beerbelfen, no ibre Dienite getpini9t
mer6en.
DnS @innan6ernngs : Bureau err
pnrtet baB sic @ouberneure Der per-
1dieoenen Staaten, Die 80rien, Die
organiiierten 5armer nn6 abnlt6e
8erbanoe nit ibm San0 in Sano ar
beiten nn6 itb meGoen, menn Mangel
an Mrbeitern berri6t.
Das Bureau betont, 0aB Sic @in=
ni6t beri6idt mer6en, ion=
bern mad freiem 8iuen ban6eln fon=
men. Mub ban0elt eS ii6 nibt I'M
4oloniiierung. IS miro Ben @tntpar=
berern bielmebr MIR Nnsfunft erte1lt,
no tie am i6nealten lobnenoe 8e-
i6afttgung finoen fon11en.
BUR Dnr6flbrl1ng 6eS Blones
bereits eth 11eues 9epartemert
fir Die Gerteilung bon gintpanoerern
gegriin6et, an 0eiien Spite Beter 90
1T, mel6er bereitS felt 20 Sab
rem in 9ieni5en 0es gtnmon6ernngs-
Bureaus itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09

lange Slid bingeidleubert, po gan5c
Bauiums geiprode bat. CT bat mtlie
moue, mas Die Matter nit MIDI NOR
I'M ob iA nit gut fiible oebt. SSett ben.
fe sic ernal 70 e &ameel, ct bat oob
left iebn tonne, bob i'd 1T gernA mar,
for ben Bodet al fiGe I'm fragt mid
Ito E fubliibe &tpeitiden.
St bot Damn a11 en- Gebit Jellol11-
me. atptper nur en- gan5e fletne I'M
90 iagt er, baS 8ier 0ebt 5uniel nod
bic Sb1t tebjte I'M 10 ebbes miBt mer
bel Sen Sobmbrub edipefte I'M 6a ben
id mid nit n1ebr battle tonne. SD
ben ben &rud aufgepidt, no nod gu
sic Sdmier bon ben erifte MnlaR
orin mar IN ben i'm ben &raf an ben
&opp ge19miiie. uDa1 berooates &or1n1-
pieb," ben i'd geiagt, u0u oenflt 'neb-
bic, ib tp6r 10 6unm, Die anb 6 on
neres &ameel, atoiDer 1aS Is nit Der
Sets. 6 tpenig &i66e Tan i'd ga115
aut iten6e, atptper es muB ales letn
|9imtnit ZEN I'M bas 2immet Is iebt %.
I'm for ben Rtefen lag i6 on6: gett
out unb laB bein Sebs nit mehr IN pie
les &ous 1ebn, @enn i9 sid ben min,
Damn 1did id) fir bid IN 'penn on
bonn fomme tpiIit ablreibt TN men11
bu nit fomme minif, 10 mati6 90 bet
ter"
8efor bab er artfeit Is bat Der We'=
~6esmeiler geiagt: ngfsfiubs mte, ben
Weg gefdQit OF mid; i6 ben geoenft,
bu marIt grab nod 10 e &inosbieb tple
friiber," momit ih berbleibe Sbne 81
lten lietper Bbilip Sauerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09

nm bie gde, sic LANCE Mlee, aus Dem
Eor binous. ga lag ser ihtpetgenoe
Srie6bofi in pinterSgrauer Eootenlttl-
lie Dor ibm. Sheu briidte CT ii9 onr9
Dos Gitterpforthen, lln0 bal0 iub Ct
etpas Sbimmernoes WeiBes ~
Muttis 8lumen!
@r ltan6 befangen itiq. @S mar 10
nnbeimli1 einiam; er trallte ii6 ntdt
redt 70 nab beran. Muf ben .3ebem-
ipiben tam er enoli9 ehpas nGber nr6
blidte balb furAtfann, balb 11ellgierig
ben aufgeiditteten gr6biigeI an, auft
Dem Die menigen @rdn5e aerftrel1t Der
umIagen. Die fleinen Bliiten, ole 10
nell, 70 5eporiid, 70 erfropen! Die lie
ben armen 8liiten! - Mber es mar
ia audi 10 falt, nno pern er oie i60ne
Sade nidt gebabt bette. 3agbot
ltan6 er LANCE 70, sic fteifen Sdn6-
den ineinanber gefaltet. Sui, mie ibnn
ser Winb Inn 6ie Sbren pfiff ln0 ibrn
pelfes 2aub un6 fleine, ipibe 5tein,
den ms @eii9t' trieb!. . 9b nobl
Mutti oie &dlte anb 10 iebr ipurte?
penn er lie fragen tDiir6e ...
uMutti!". @an5 leiie trat er ber=:
an vMnttil" Seine Mnttport, Sour Der
@interiturm tobte 11n0 beute, bob
ibm angit uno bange pl1rbe.
Mmtti!" Seine Stimnte 5itterte,
feline 8dbne idlltgen Dor 6roit auf-
chamber. vSb min ia al1b glet@ ar
ttg nod ba11ie geben, ib po1te Sir
MIR sic Sade 5eigen, feb 'hnal-oie
bqt Sra1 2ebmann mir gei6entt-
iieb' bod, Mel1tti 80 anttDorte 0ocb
Mutti. q, &e0e &rdne1 liefen iibm
1l~nauf60rli9 Die blal1gefrorenen @an-
gen berab, er trodnete tie itlmm nit
ben Mernreln }einer r1el1et1 Sadie. Die
8eine tparen ibm 10 fdmer, nno er
tpar 70 mii6e - 10 mii0e! 5euf3enb
lieB er ii9 auf ben bartgefrorene11
&Mgel nieoer un6 tpetnte bitterli6. ST
fling an, ii9 5u fiirdten, es mar 70
entieBlt9 itia, 11n0 %oben6retn m1r6e
es ffdon 0unfel. Mi1tti b0rte aber aud
gar nidt. Die M11gen i9mer5ten i'm,
er. f6loB iie. 8ie Tim Sag mobl tat!
Ct fiiblte faum nod Die btttere @ialte
iein &opf6en ierfte ii6 auf Die 8ruit,
er6a9te nur, 1aB er BET Wfutti NOR,
11n6 Dob nun sic lieben @ngelein ia
men - in metBen, maIen6er @etpdn=
6ern... nit golbenen Saaren nn6
iilbernen Gliigeln.
2eiie, langiam fielen sic erlten
S6neefloden, 0ann l6neuer uno 6i9=
ter, un6 id1ieBli6 lag es pie Elm gro
Bes, bliitenmeiBes Sud- iiber alien
8anmen, iiber BEN @rGbern.
l1n6 @arli trdumte bonn lieben @ott
Dom @immel, bon Bater nn6 Mutti
uno >pie er ibr sic i6one 11e11e Sadie
5eigte, un6 tie tie lG6eln1 in Die @an6
nabm, fanft 1d6elno, mie Elm bol6eS
@ngelein. -.
Mber sic M11tti moIte sic Sade
gar ni6t. -. lie batte ii9 11r ibren
Carl gebolt.
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h.-n"aF% TISE n "|-H.E #HW"E=. ga L. tME#ir tHtrsF
3miidm Slpabdt 11n0 5bira5 muir
DE Elm periti6er 8rin5, Der olS 9ele=
gut ieines 2an0es nod @enf CUR Sit
ung ser @0lferIiga reiite, ben elmer
M6uberban0e gefangen genommen. @r
enttffam fem 5efretar muroe er1flas
gen. Das flingt tDie Elm Stud aus eli
nem uganienb 11n6 cine Radbt" <aaiedr-
den nn0 bod lit es ttii6terne Wirf
|lidfeit.
Gin III Detroit tpegen 56nappS=
MAIDEN eingelobter Wann 1T an ben
9%1ngeritreif g%ega11gen. - Sat mobl
MIR Da1rIt!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

JanitOrs Get
More Money
Than Teachers

High school Janitors draw onorr
pay than high school professors, and
unless intellectual labor receives M
much or more than manual labor.
the public school system Of the ma
ton will break down, W. IT, DIN
told members OF the Transportation
club Mt their first annual banquet
Thursday evening.
Something must be done 20 cor.
rect the unfair system OF salaries In
our schools" DIN said. 'or our pub.
lie school system. of which we have
boasted IN tho past, must suffer
Every member OF this organization
should be prepared for burdcnsome
taxation 20 meet the requirements of
the situation, as In taxation seems tn
lis the only solution"
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WOMAN WHO HAS LIVED
COMMENTS UPON MANY THINGS

ing over here. Thsy havs ben
thinking that they gave their best
for a purpose. and the disIliuslon-
ment IL little short OF torture. Thsy
have expanded with such rapid
strides that the narrowneBs ana use
iezsness Of things seem worse than
ever.
N there are 'Bachelor Ciris- VIM
demand 20 much In men that they
do not find. and find so much That
they do not want. then why do they
not try to LIVE and DRESS. and
ABOVE ALL act 70 that they WIN
get what they are looking Tor!
Like the hero OF 'sTwenty,Threc and
a Half Hours Leave" III lay you
ten 10 one that they do not even be-
gin To dress no as TO make men
think of the word 70 be found In the
RS Of Webster. otherwiss known a.
RESPECT. Tell the truth. bachelor
Girl" don't you wear short tight
skirts. an inch OF ribbon showing
thru a cobweb biouse1 Don't you
add 20 nature from a rouge box
Don't you wear your hair like the
out-rieger on the native boats In
Honolulu II you swim. don't you
wear n one-piece7 All. yes. OF course
IL IL because " In much easier 70
swim In one. Women are NO ineons
sistsnt. They 20 for gold without
a pick. They fish without a line.
ad worse stili. they blame not them
selves.
some day when ! have the cour-
age and a publisher has the nerve.
am going 20 write. not fiction. but
facts from a life that has been fun
OF heaven and he'll, and IL VIII be
written by the one who realizes the
folly OF blaming anyone else. Omar
was right when he said:
Il sent my soul thru the fnvisfbaA
Some letter OF that afterIffs To
spell.
And BY and by my soui return'd TO
me,
And snswerd.. I myself am hsav'n
and hell.'s
| Look not 10 others for . reason as
90 why things 20 wrong. ! did that.
too, once, and since i have spent
much time looking at myself II Is
not altogether conducive 70 conceit.
this selfsnspection. but 1T IS con
ducive 10 the betterment OF mankind.
and best OF all. II gives one the pow
err to put himself I'm the other
fellows place. AND THAT ii A
NECESSITY.
Thank you. Cynthia Grey. enjoy
your discussions Live and learn.
STILL INTERESTED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

these TWO things In his poSaeasion
he chose 10 marry one who had
not become stained with too much
knowledge. lie did. but II was not
10 remain 90. was taken abroad
To iivo-or rather Ca wander. was
nj an age whom one dreams by day
a. well as By night. There WAS no
awakening for = long time. and then
came the Call 10 Arms" had
been = selfish idlsr. ! had had all
that SEEMS 20 necessary 10 just
such oilers. both abroad and IN the
States. had learned Go value no.
tie Of the real things. In fact I WINS
no longer chapsroned. There are
many things that ! regret Who
wuuiduty Before the war he went
his way and ! went nina There
scanned little 60 marrlaxe--it merely
made f1irtations legal. 10 10 speak
hated men then. Why BECAUSE
HAD YET TO LEARN WHAT
WOMEN wEREi Oh. yes. there arc
exceptions. and thank God for them.
With the war I besnn 20 1.-Two, and
at tho same time that came TO life
my husband departed Then I be-
ran 20 want 20 do all the real things
] had left undone. In the now life
I naw men as they are. and SAW
WOMEN Az THEY ARE. For this
reason I shy To you. ''Bachelor
oiri.~ YoU ARE MOST DECIDED
Lr WRONG. N men have been
dlmenpcctfui n has been your own
fault. you have been looking for 70
and you hav~ found IA have bean
with all nafSonaljties and under all
circumstances ! have been thrown
on my own resources at some rather
trying times and I have found but
very few men who did not como up
to specifications. They have been
real men. OF course. there are =
few oases of the misguided giri:
there also arc n few cases Of the
vulturc In men. but girls would
never find them n they did not put
themselves In q position whore mon
could be vuisurcs. ] have had tho
experience OF the business world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

CfVNIs
Don jose might have been Villas
twin brother from hts looks. He
was a capable man. He perceived
what n grand chance he had to set
up nice little government Of htn
own at the hacienda That was why
be couldn't persuade the people to
srarrh Tor tho master. Probably
certess bad originally onpioycd him
because OF his ability 10 control tho
male Inhabitants of the hacienda
Not more than q fourth Of them
would ever b. loyal 10 any leader.
! decided. after rapid survey Of
the crowd Probably some Of them
were out and out revolutioniats.
wsrn. were Carranxir'as. some wcre
followers Of ono popular general. .
some traiiod after each now political
star.
Tho poverty Of the people hun
me. II was habitual poverty. the
poverty OF those for whom govern
mens door nothing. The people were
20 used 10 their misery that II never
occurred TO them TO resent political
exploitation.
Theirs WIS the poverty Of an TN
educated peoplc-the poverty OF the
lazy.
Everything man uses comes from
tho roil and In made fit for mans
consumption by tho work OF mans
hands. when men refuse to work.
either from p,iyaica! iazinoxs. as IL Ia
developed in hot climates. or from
tho mob spirit m developed In Rus
sia. or from false ideas OF ease and
comfort. as has happened In more
than one civilized country since the
wpr-whcnevcr men refuse TO labor
they court starvation for them.
selves and their neighbora. con-
oluded my revorie with tho com.
rnent. 'Mcricans are not the only
lazy people I've seen since the war;
whom DIR. Trnvers returned.
Nothing doing" he said briefly.
Go BE Continually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

and i am now In u. I don't say that
there has not been n single unpleas-
ant occasion. but ] do say that IL
did not last. and that even the worst
OF men must respond 20 the high
standards OF a woman. A woman
cannot demand this N she In going
20 handle the situation with gloves
on and a "f'm-not.that-kindo OF a girl"
attitude. She must look facts
straight In the face. and call spades
spades.
Another thing would ike 10
speak Of In the down-trodden Chorus
Girl" II Is Likes the army and navy
A man in the uniform OF Uncle Sam
ia easy 20 hit at. as they did in the
old days before Daniels put grape
juice on the market True, there
were probably two civilians for ev.
cry uniformed man staggering down
the street, but II was always the uni
form that got IL. II is the same with
the chorus girl. And yet I know Of
a case In gan Francisco where one
Of the exclusive married chorus
girl He IN n man now. Before be
was married TO one OF his own set,
and he was a drunken beast When
he married the one from behind the
footiirhts all Of the Bay City held
their hands UP In the usual attitude
Of horror. They have them by their
sides now and they are all having 20
bow TO tho powers OF the dreadful
chorus girl.
X IL not what q persons occupa.
ton In that counts. tia what they
are. what they stand for. what they
do. I know a poet In France who
killed pigs for a living. and yet he
AU ~ 49, %
For shame on those who are living
In the Land OF the F'ree and are
trying 20 practice tho ways OF kings.
Don't you know that kings. and
such. are fast becoming out OF date7
Again I say that ! am sorry that
tho war has stayed over on the
other side II In more hard on our
boys who have had TO come back 10
the inch dimensions that arc exist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Confessions ofaBride
Copyright 1920 By The Nruspa per Eduprx As'oahon)
THE POVERTY OF THE PEOPLE HURT ME
1T WAS HABITUAL POVERTY

Tho thousand Inhabitants Of the
hacienda emerged from their wreck
I'd habitafion, To meet Travcrr and
ma They ala not welcome us.
Thsy merely tolerated us. The man.
axer Of tho hacienda WINS courteous.
but not obiiging. Evidently the att.
tude Of the Mexicans toward Amer.
cans had changed In that particular
abode.
Where IL DR.. CertnisT- I askcd.
m soon AZ had replied 10 tbs eiab-
orz;s II no, hospitals. greetings.
Don Jore shook hts head with a
melancholy expression on his faos
and In his attitude.
The master "a not 10 BE- found. :
he said very solcmnly. Nor Don
Manuel Nor tho slEnora Camilla.
AIi-aii--have vanished from the
earthr
They have been swallowed up BY
the earshauaksr' cams from tho lips
Of y by ssander.
Maybe not. Perhaps ". can ind
them.- ! aid. for I firmly believed
that they vers all scaled with soh
In the secret chamber. Where n
Mr.. Robcrt Lorimerf'
Tie was carried off by the handits
the devfi#-who attacked this
house the day Of the earthquake.
rrpii~d Don Jose
Then you are manager here
nc~f With fun authority ! asked.
AT your service. sixuora."
-rhen set your men 10 digging
thru tho, pile Of plaster demand.
cd -Dr csrteis. Don Manuel and
the lady caspula are buried there.
My husband u there. ] am sure OF
IL Get the men to work. pleaded
Again Don Jose shook his head.
There's . secret chamber under
the debris" I insisted. You can
follow the SHAPE OF H. Its walls
arc ancient and firm as the rocks
Of the earth. II WINS n fortress long
ago You viii nnd your master safe
--alive-'
Don Jose shrugged his Shoulders.
'~romorrow-the men will work."
he san ''Today-sbsy are unwiii-
ing" -
realized suddenly that Don jose
didn't care much about finding his
master or any OF those who had
formerly occupied places Of author.
ity at the hacienda
Or. Travers jumped out Of the
car and took Don Jose aside and be.
ran 20 argue tho oase in his best
Spanish. studied the man and tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace C. Hcnr,
have Ms their house gusts Mr.. and
Mrs w. 8 Brooks OF Minneapolis.
Lieut. and Mrs.. Walter y. shiekss
who win b. rvmombcr~t ~ Mn
Marrnrvf Motto Of Spokane. len
Monday for California
DIR. ana Mr.. Richard Perry. To
Eether with Mr.. and MA Thomas
Esckerson. have postponed neir TRIP
TO Victoria until next week
Mr.. Startling spcllman has ~.
turned frosn Los AnTciss snd y vita
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. II. ~
spclimAn-
Mr.. Harry Rosenberg Of Mctfori.
Ore. arrived wednesday 10 visit hts
mother. Mira John X. Holmes.
Ma. Clayton G. p~ggsts ana Mis-
Piles Of GirArd. Pa. who are en
route 70 California. arrived last night
to vias Mra u. y. Eastsrbrooks-
Mr.. A. J. Morley Of Aberdeen 10
In town on business TIP
Ms. Lucius Manning re<urued
last week from Chicago. whcre she
has been visiting her parents Mr.,
and MIS-. c. T.. whitney. for the past
six weeks
Mr. and Mrs J. g C. Eden are
now doniciicsi at their home at the
HiKhiAads. having removed there ~
Gently from the New Washington
MrA Frank ]. stone recently 70
turned from a stx weeks visit In
Long Beach Cal
Mr.. fhknSp Patterson OF Portland
b In town on ouslncss-
Mr.. r. N. CaIiin. u spending a
few days In Vancouver. u. z.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Boicorn.
who have been sojourning Ia Cali
fornia for sax weeks. have returned
70 their home at Loyal Heights.
Mr.. c. Borle Rhodes. president
Pactnc Metal q Gaivanixinx com.
pany Of this city. has returned from
. hurried trip 10 san Matro. Cal.
where be was called by the serious
illness Of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Ewing win
leave for California Friday. 20 b.
gone ten days
Mr.. barrett Green win arrive Sat
urday from New York. wher. no hal
been for the past three weeks.
Mr.. H c. Pristine left Ast weei
for the East. to be gone about .
month.
Mr.. w. w. Harvey Of vancorver
ID. c.. IL IN town on business.
I Mrx Letcher Lambuth IA scjourn
Ing In California
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TELEPHONE the So
L ciety Editor of. The
Star--Office. Main 600;
Home, Main 2761.
Miss Cole Lectures
ON Folk Lore

Folk Lore. Music ana Dancing Of
Spain was tho subject Of . talk by
Miss Lucy X Cole At the first OF =
series OF fsenten literary and musical
lecture rccitais at the public -crv'
Ice department OF the Frederick a
Nelson store Thursday. Mrs Hsrtis'
pr~sidcn, Of the Musical Art society
OF Seattle. spoke on nirets opera
Carmen.
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BY CYNTHIA GREY


My Dear Miss Grey
Again may presume 10 offer suggestions and comment
upon Of the letters published in your little PUBLIC
SENTIMENTS part Of the paper? is nice TO know what
others thinking around tho not agree
with of the thoughts
The Bachelor Girl" seems TO have grudge against the
world not only that but she says very unnd things
about the poor defenseess male. Bachelor Girl" think
that you have missed Of the best in life and that you
have much TO learn got myself up a pedestal
have and since that time have had TO down with
a bang.
but ~ years of age, but the Fates seen fit
make live the years chuck full of everything that
TO live started muchly chaperoned young miss eyes
downcast and wandering the clouds While still above the
sordd things OF EARTH married who had all that gold
fish reve in He had and he had had experience Will
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He Digs Grave and |
Then Tumbles in It

BIRAfINGHAM. England. Feb. a.
Joseph J. Wilhelm. lay brother Of
St Thomas abbey. was diggtng =
grave when the sides COLLAPSED and
buried him Artificial respiration
failed
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FASTENERS

When putting snap fasteners On
cresS. measuring and pinning may
be avoided by chaiking tho snappers
After sewing them on one side Of the
material. Pressed on the other side,
chalk marks win be left In the proper
position for the catches
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Prooably more woman would take
out life insurance policies 70 they
didn't have - state their real ageA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
FLUFFY BLANKETS

Blankets may be made fsufry and
soft after washing, II they are
brushed thoroiy with .. new broom
OF brush while they are hanging on
the line 10 dry.