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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-02
FARM LANDS
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CHEAP NEW LAND IN
THE FAMOUS YAKIMA VALLEY
TO IfE OPENED FOR RET'rf.Eft6
Located in the richest part Of this
acres se ~ ah Tie ssas snd s %ii :" made a.
productive. Under government ir-
rinstion project which IL an extern
sion of the now
FAMOUS sisNYsrpn CANAL.
Best Of soil; railroads and state
close Co town and schools. located
I'm the largest crop district Ia the
valley. our prices arc only
SIS PER ACRE AND UP
For tracts OF 20 acres and NOR. w.
s~ii on very easy terms. and low
interest These prices are only q
fraction Of what tho land will be
worth in short time. and lena
than half what small owners and
We have sold several thousand
acres In n short time. largely 10
farmers and gardeners. Call at
our offic. or writa. We make trips
10 show our land and the valley
eYhkE r ss.'i nafvyEn FARMS co.
afs Green HidK. Main ITO.
10 ACRES IMPROVED. STOCKED:
t3,too: TERMS
Good soil. B acres cleared. D acres
pasture; 4~room house. barn 3tr3t.
concrete stable. chicken house
soto. brooder itx30, all good
buildings. painted; gas engine,
young orchard. half acre In logan
and raapberrieH: 2 cows. 40 young
White Leshorn hens. separator,
pillow, cuitIvator. feed cutter and
small tools: located ~ miles from
fnglewood. 3 miles from Issaqush,
miles from honohans improved
district. plenty OF neighbors. Price
$4,000, 1900 cash.
T.. VAN ARSDAIE A. co.
1913 Third Avenue.
aKA91T COUNTY rARM = 60
acre.. 80 cleared: all bottom I,
head ~ stock and team. good
barn; 1-rOom house: Z miles from
Mt vernon. Price 5000; $500
cash. Main sTss. $40. Arcade Hld.
10 ACRES IMPROVED. NORTH or
CITY
Near Meadowdalo on good road. easy
driving distance from Seattle
good soil, 80 acres cleared. ~
nearly cleared. balance pasture
t-room house. barn, chicken house.
1880, ~ bearing fruit trees. bsr-
riaH. good WELL IA fine location for
berries or poultry Price $500
$500 cash.
T.. VAN ARsDALE & CO.
1915 Third ANFuue
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ACRES FOR $500
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
ENEKETT

$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
This il very good soil. very level;
good water; close to school, stores
and neighbors: ideal berry. clover,
potato and poultry land. very
hnndy to station. car every hour
10 Seattle and Everett Positively
the best buy to be had.
PUGET SOUND FARMS co.
COS Third Ave.
A BIC BARGAIN FOR $500
3 acres: 2 acres cleared, Groom
house, cement basement chicken
miles from good town; 3bc fare
from seattle. s400 cash, balance
~ per month. MIR. Newman. 352
Empire Bldg.
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FARM LANDS

IDEAL BERRY TRACTS
Located in the heart OF the DUN
GENESS VALLEY. on main high
ways. This Is perfectly level. clear
ed land OF the very finest quality.
VIII sell in tracts of five acres
or more at $3.50 per acre. on terms
Of 10 per cent down and 10 per
cent per year. Irrigation nn thcHe
tracts insures maximum yields
Buy now and set out berries this
spring. | also own and offer 10
and 20-ncre tracts of unimproved
land Of same quality as above, at
sos per acre on good terms
HARRY H. PETERSON
Seauim, Wash.
3 ACRES IMPROVED CLOSE TO
SUMNER
Rich level bottom land. all cleared;
4-room house. outbulldings, fine
bearing orchard; l COW. kitchen
range; located close to interurban
depot at Pacific: handy To sumner
and ruyallup canneriea; an ideal
location for berries. Price $4,000;
part terms.
T.. VAN ARsDAIE e. co.
1919 Third Avenue
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Mrs. RUTH SMITH
1891 Ferdinand st
MECHANICS MACH1NfSrs
" A NrslrIAs

MfCHANIcs- MACHINfSrs
WANTED
A Seattle manufacturing plant. cs-
tablished over IL years. can use
the services Of J men. An invest
ment OF $1,000 90 is required.
which Is fully secured, and men
accepted viii be given steady cm-
ployment and be paid wages ao-
cordtnE To their ability. This is a
Zine opportunity tn become connect
cd with an old. reliable firm and
To share in the profits in proper
tion 10 your investment. Also you
Will be given a written agreement
that lf you are dissatisfied and
want to withdraw. your money
will be returned 10 you in full.
Can furnish best OF references and
proposition will bear complete in
Nestigation. For particulars see
Mf. Hodsc. ~ ipehrhorn hldE,
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YOU'LL BE SURPRISED

Used cars are moving fast. There Is
no reason for holding off buying
an automobile any longer. March
new licenses had 20 be taken
out why not let US take your
new license out on better carr
Look over our stock of used cars
and get our priees
12--Studebakers-f
4--Marmon 3i's-4
2-OldsmobiIeE--2
2-Chalmers--2
2--Chandlers--2
2-Chevrolets-~2
2--Overlands--2
2-Hudsons--2
1920 X isaei speedBter.
Cadillac 3-pass. WHY'S chummy
Buick Oakland
Nash Ford
Dodge Kissel coupe
Packard Hudson sedan
FRANK wATERHOGSE G. co.
Auto Dept. Pine at Bellevue.
ron SALE -5-PAss.. f-CYL CAR,
new rubber. Price $3.50. Phone
evenings. Rainier 4s0-M.
1917 FDRD-~LOOKS GOOD AND
runs good. 1850 cash. go Ell
.Aott ave. ~.
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Mrrsr HAVE . PARTNER

MUST HAVE A PARTNER
I am tho owner OF one of the best
and largest soft drink bars and
card rooms In the city. I cannot
depend on hired help any longer,
and am forced to take a reliable
man in with me. IL you can prove
to me that you are man of
character. | will let you in with
the small amount OF $500 cash. and
you can pay the balance out OF the
business, You can easily clear
$3.50 per month for yourself. Beau
tiful fixtures. long lease: dandy
location and plenty OF business. III
you are the man, see Mr.. Cole. III
Seeboard bldg.
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COLORADO INTESTINE NT co,
16 ROOMS, RENT AND WATER, S35
al on enc fl9or ,, two- stso m cs Si;
WILL HANDLE.
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STOCKS AND BONDS


Unit Weber Harris Syn. Special
~ Units Central Montana. spec al
tvo job nson OIL ......++.+.. LES
tNith cash and stock
diYtdsnd)
want-d-~f.iberty and Victory Bonds
g. J. sTkEfI.E
ifs chsrry ~. Hoge bldg. Main ssss.
WILL HUY LIBERTY BONDS
zoe Eutrsli Car Coupler.
WILL SELL
10 woodcork Of America
Is Alaska Steamship Co
20 western Huber.
lee Tupper Mfg. Co.
loo Cooperative Fuel Products
lis simplex Auto wheel
200 Eothert Process steel
200 Beacon Coal
Sss Universal High Power.
soo Pacific Electric Weid~r.
1909 Redemption Gold. Canada
1000 National Mines
1909 Columbia Red Metal
MAX WfNkLER
ia Union ~. Elliott $50
:. Geo FORKS DRILLING. 20 CENTS
for quick action only A-?0, star.
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ACItIcAGE
sMArd FARMS, HIGnu.r


20 acres, south Of town; 10 acres
cleared: good aoii; good family or
ehard. strawberries, lognnherricn
room house, barn aud J chicken
houses, cement milk house and ga
rnKei mitch COWS, : heiferA, 100
chickens, pigs implements ana
tooia. Price $1,000. 1880 cash.
20 acres; 20 bottom. 20 cleared. all
level land; 100 bearing fruit trces,
como small fruit. 9 acres in tim
Der for wood 2 good wells. a-room
house. barn and chicken houses: I
miieh COWS. : heiferH 1 calf, hors@
10 chickens and pigs, some imple-
II acres Mt Oiaiis. where they get
the early crop % berries; 10 acres
cleared, aereh Ia rtrswberries:
bearing; 20 bearing fruit trees OF
different varietieR Man took first
umber for wood: ) large room
good house: spring water piped in.
small barn and chicken house. ga
rage and blacksmith. shop; on
county road. You bad better
harry. only ts.so0, $1,000 cash
- AAsEa & SEXTON
1910 First Ave- Elliott B5tf.
IS ACRES. s-RooM HOUSE: FHrrf
all cleared but 4 acres ntumps. :
good COWS barn for head cows.
$4,000 In trade for rooming house
10 good location or for good se-
attic property. or $500 cash.
20 acres s-roorn house. good cows.
! heller. frssh in spring, 1 ysarling
heifer Jersey bull calf % good
stock. chickens. cream separator.
barn Tor cows. wagon, garage.
summer kitchen. fruit $4,000 cash
or $500 on terms Of hair cash.
Y acre. s-room house fruit trees;
small fruits. good cows. fresh
soon. . and gallons OF milk n
day, ycariing heifcr. $3.50. half
cash.
acre. t-room house; city water;
fruit trees: outbuiidinRH, $4,000
cash or $4,000 In trade for good
grocery stor. In good location.
20 acres at s~a Side. Or. some
cleared. Broom house. furnished
outhuildingr: tncub batter For
5000. on terms Of half cash. and
good security for balance
10 acres loEKed~off land. soTnc sec
ond growth: easy 10 eiear 1900.
on terms OF half down. or isoo
cash.
10 acres timber land. fir. cedar. 1850.
on terms OF one half or 5000 each.
10 acres. acre cleared 1-toom
house. easily cleared $3.50. on
terms OF half cash. ar $3.50 cakh.
1891 FERDINAND S'r.
No. 3 or car 60 Lucille 81.
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FARMs WANTkD

HASTED-sMAf.L CHICKEN AND
fruit ranch, Prefer water front
give full particulars. location.
price. etc. Address ALI. Star.
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TINiHER LANDS

ron sAfE-A TIMBER TRACT IN
Jefferson township, Washington.
Good timber. Can furnish govern
ment cruise. Cash deal. Thomas
Drug Co. BUXTON. lowe.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY

Can you invest 1000 and ser
vicesf II you can. ! will pay
you a profit Of TO | on your
Investment; firm very reliable
and will give you q contract
guaranteeing the return OF
your money II you are dis
satisfied. This Is n real chance
= for the small investor TO get
into live. legitimate bust
ness; no previous experience
required. IA work IL light and
easy. Re sure to look this up
See Mr.. Cole. III Seaboard
Bldg.
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81 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


FOR sAfh;-p-RooM HOUSE AND
two lots. also some furniture:
$500. 1900 cash. rest easy.
For Sale--Two 3-room modern
houses. two lots. s2.ske: $500 cash.
rest easy
For Rent rooms: light; water;
Rcr. ground. SIS
s-room house. iighu: water. bath:
SIT.
For sals-.-yesr-oid raspbcrries. soc
dozen.
For sale--A thorobred sky terrier
dog. 1 year old. $40.
BOOMING house. 10 rooms. all full.
In splendid location. $4,000. 3Aoe
cash, rest easy.
HOominK house near Star office
full. 1880 cash
Second hand store near seventh and
Pine. 81 goo earn
Second- hand store near Everett in
t.rurban depot. 5000 cash.
Good grocery store. viii invoice
$1,000; doing good business in
good location.
Mrs. RUTH SMITH
IlWI FaF ffaa Il
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NEW BUNGALOW


81, G5o-A very coy, attractive home;
has combination living and dining
room. GA binet kitchen with break
fast nook, bedrooms and bath (:
large lot close to car and school /.
80 minutes from center Of city.
Easy terms. Reduction for good
sized cash payment. 23l Central
Bldg. Elliott 60G7.
DANDY, FINE NEW t-ROOM
bungalow. with an acre Of ground.
mostly all cleared and in fine state
Of cultivation. planted with ali
kinds Of small fruit; good CHICKEN
house and outbulldinRs This Is a
snap 81 $4,000. 1850 cash, balance
easy terms.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
ef7 Third Ave. Elliott 1921
JUST NORTH OF THE CITY LINZ
lts. ! block to paved street; new
3-room cottage; city water and
lights available Price 81 500;
about 5000 cash. See MIR. Davies
g. r. SUFFER-
1912 Third Ave Phone Main 1880
RALLARD BARGAIN
7 rooms. modern except basement:
lot b0x102 feet; fruit trees: stone
retaining wall. cloae 10 business
district. Price $1,000; terms. 232
Burke Bldg,
CULVER-QU ANNE
Queen Anne hill property.
IL Boston 81. Queen Anne ~
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"A TO LET-UNFURNISHED
HOUSES

tfnsUV
5f2 18th Ave.
10 large rooms; bath; extra toilet:
newly papered and painted thru.
out; full basement; furnace; 2
fireplaces; just off Madrona car
line. VIII lease or sell reasonably.
Squire Investment Co. Empire
Bldg. Main 314G.
4-ROOM HOUSE. UNFUKNISHED:
electric light. well water: seven
lots. all cleared. ready for garden.
2 chicken houses. near North
Beach: rent $3.50. 1913 w. geth.
Ballard 48a.
MOP BROOM COTTAGE. HARD
wood floors. fireplace; Murphy
bed. basement. laundry trays. $40.
Edward Cgnnors. 1000 White Bldg.
Elliott 1907.
GROOM HOUSE 20 MERCER. COR
ner 81 FIRST ave. ~, as.
1879 LAKEvIEw BLVD. 4Ss. CAP
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NEATLY FURNISHED; GOOD To-
CATION; 4 blocks from this Of
flee. Price $3.50. ANY TERMS.
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10 ROOMS. FIRST HILL CORNER.
Furnace heat; extra good furni-
ture. Get a bargain; $i75 cash
down.
aOA Green nd. Fourth and Pike.
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MOVING PICTURE THEATRE
Have Just listed splendid little
theatre 81 600 viii give you pos
session; balance terms, Fun price
ia only $4,000. See HAUBROOk,
400 Burke nldg.
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WOODLAND PAnK

NtpDlsANH FNlNh
A mighty fine bungalow ~ rooms,
nearly complete You may choose
your finish. soiors ~ paint and
Uniting. lighting fixtures. etc.
Large living room across front.
dandy nrepiacsi bookcases. coat
closet. fine dining room. oak
floors. J good bedrooms. much
larger than the average bungalow
room. the kitchen is gem. lots ~
cupbuafdz. cooler. ironing lizard.
breakfast nook n everything. CO.
mant basement furnace. trays.
etc. te-foot lot to level alley
block from park; just Off the car
line. Very reasonable terms. Can
you beat az
EDWIN EcKTRS
1918 Third Ave. Elliott sTsS-
North tzI2 Evenings
A NEW HOME or YOUR OWN on
RENTAL TERMS
Every man who ia n man owes II 20
his wife TO give her n home Of her
own. some are faint hearted and
say. We cannot afford u. Eut
you can-nt our price and pay
to 5000 cash and SIS to 80 per
month. Give the Riddles chance
to get out I'm the open. These lots
are s0x270. Think 81 H. The time
10 buy is right now. while there
Is time to get your garden started.
Free wood on the place. Also fine
for chickens.
II. G. PETERS. TIC Third Ave
$500 - CIgO2E-fS CHICK u n
ranch. all In cultivation. and good
soil. Broom modern bungalow. 2
chicken houses: garage. city water,
Good terms.
81. 500---5-room bungalow. with CO.
Tuent basement. furnace. laundry
trays. built-p features. Fine con-
ditiOn. Terms
t1.1J0--5-room cottage, with large
living room and fireplace. good
plumbing. good condition; near
car. and good neighborhood. Ike
ira good value.
-.
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SITUATION WANTED ADvER-
fl~ements Of aiseharEsd sell
ai~rs or sailors arc printed free
Of charge.

MISUNDERSTANDING. cALcI-
mining and papering at reduced
rate Phone Main 1915. Room ..
FIRST GLASS ALcIAI n / y @
painting and floor waxing. East
s2sa. Fields.
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t0i TrndrrH Hldr.
Elliott $3.50 Evenings ballard ssss
JUST OVER THE CfTY LIMITS
Nearly one acre good ground &
room piantrr~d house. with sleep
tnE porch. garage. wuodhouHe and
root cellar. 20 bearing fruit trees,
all kinds OF berries. croduet
grounds niee lawn. nice garden
space. iaat a few blocks To ear
ana paving This IL n good buy at
- 800; 500 cash. balance as rent
See Mr. Davies
O. T SUFFER-
1919 THIRD Ave Phone Main 1858
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y Seattle Star

tSaishcd Daily stfsof Seventh Ave.
h Seattle. Washington.
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tor. 2fo-is Haicht Bid. 2dpine.
Hours. 1915. I've. dates. Eli 3sst
JENNINGS 4 JENNINGS, GRAD
yates e Palmer school Denny
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statesmen WANTED

yf2 LOST AND FOUND
1 HAVE VIOLIN TOO SMALL FOR
adult VIII give 20 child Of school
age. Write quick IL you are con-
templating lessons. A-l8, star.
fO9T - LADY's GOLD WRIST
watch. Third ave. or Union It. dis
frfct Reward. Mrs. Henry Carl
son. care FirlandB sanitariurn.
LOST - BROOCH, RIIINESTONEs
set in platinum. Keepsake. Re
ward. Ballard s02.
II SAM WEIsFIELD CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw 1t away.
s0f Union.
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of the ancestors: this is my reason for
reiterating old and well worn advice.
The two great instincts in life are pro-
creation and combativeness and both de-
pend upon physical integrity, both disap
pear when the body fails. and perhaps in
these respects more than in any others men
become sensitive and seek bodily rejuvena-
ton: but it comes tardily if at all. SO they
become further interested in the trans
planting Of organs.
have in the Yale gymnasium many look
ing glasses. before which | want our stu
dents. to stand and study their physiques.
The results are good, for the men develop
healthy interest in their growth and sym
rletrical development # 1t is vanity, then
let us be thankful for vanity. but we should
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Photographs specially W.
his simple health exercises.

not accuse the fair sex of monopolizing the
mirror. They know good thing am re-
ferring to the habit. not the daughter OF
Eve herself
l was interested in examining the adver-
tisements in the Photographic Section of
a New York Sunday newspaper. There
we're forty of them, and of this number
eleven. or over Is per cent. told Of cures
for the hair or were devoted to the care
and identifying of the hair or saving it.
Four told how to reduce fat, five told how
to make the form perfect by corsets and
stays four promised velvety skins, one
would treat the feet and one promised prop
er adornment by dress. that is, twenty-six
OF these advertisements were devoted to
saving what was left of Youthful good
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out of money interest proportions. he plays
out and others spend the money he has
made
This man may note the straws in the
wind if he will take personal stock and
among the first indications OF loss Of energy
is the unwillingness to exert himself as he
used to. In little, almost unnoticed ways
he saves himself or does not want to make
the effort that a few years ago he would
have ridiculed-slight irritability if called
to the phone. if asked to go out for the
evening, if required to leave HIS desk to at.
tend a minor detail Of business If called
upon to perform duties about the home &C.
There is generally one cause, and that is
growing fatigue: but he won't have it and
attributes it to some inactivity of the or
gans of the body or slight indisposition.
but not to physical retrogression.
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Signs of Retrogression at 50
Are Not Seriously Regarded

The change IN the accuracy Of the mem
DRY, the tendency to devote more time to
introspection of less happy kind. signs Of
distrust, lack of old time confidence in him
self, less faith in his ability-these are
signs of overwork. or fatigue or giving
out--you may select the term you prefer
but when these changes do come then it is
safe to say the red flag of danger is flying
It is at this time our business man
begins to inspect methods Of renewing his
youth, so he consults his physician with
the results above mentioned, but even the
doctor is unable to give a prescription OF
exercise. and it is quite as absurd to say
to wornout, irritable man. Take exer.
else" as 1t Is to say go to a drug store and
buy some medicine, so he has an inter
view with the physical culture expert,
whose knowledge of developing muscles
may be excellent but whose attainments
along dietary. psychological and physio
logical lines are decidedly limited.
Think OF making tired man take
strenuous exercise with the expectation of
improving. and yet the patient accepts this
very thing; but this patient, a clever bust.
ness man, would never handle his money
LII suSh Oil I'll" lsS way uOE pay loo much
fol- his whistle" as Franklin said.
Why does the ordinary individual know
so little about these matters? Simply
because he has never been educated along
these lines; but if this is the case. then WHY
let the children grow up in ignoranc. Of
the simple laws Of conservation of somatic
energy? Let the parent insist that his
offspring be educated in these subjects. and
lis demands will he listened to because he
has power. financial and social.
Is our adult ignorant of the laws ~
inheritance? Not at ALL for he knows that
there Is much in like father, like SOM.
bpt as business investment is he doing
much for that child who will come to him
or il already on the scene and paving for
the errors of the father is the child IA
blame? He surely was not consulted ha
fore making his babylike bow to th;s
world.
It may seem a waste Of time to dwell,
upon such topics, but the question ~
health and bodily efficiency is matter NJ
education, and effectiveness Of the methods
of procedure will depend upon the training
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Cites His Own Experience After 48 as Showing
lnestimable Value Of Versatility Of Sys-
tematic Muscular Movement

looks or enhancing physical beauty.
Do you recall the lines from Holmes?
my lady's face can boast no more
The cranberry pink ana white II wore:
And where the shining locks divide,
The parting lire is all too wide
!
We may laugh at the Jingle, but that
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KEEPING FIT AFTER FIFTY IS EASY, SAYSAUTHORITY s
DR.. Anderson, Famous Head of Yale GYM
nasium, Explains Simple Exercises Any
One Nav Take to Win Health

two simple underlying al gynnastic and deec
fifty and will
century coming up it:
will recognize the of
director the famous Yale gym
him will be welcome the reader
Gilbert Anderson Philosophy Medicine