The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1918, Page 3

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I married a British|no one ever tellx subject of German birth, Ever since} thoughts about 1 came America I have lived in| It is perfect! the United States, Wil this m mind tries to adjust British German citizen?| evitable 1 in now dead, and I t taken ar ” out USTICE TO Might Bea British Citizen Dear 4 are one a lusion that ybody one's own 8 dead. astonishing how the welf to the tr or to the conclusior out do in My so are «Ww }this world is done with the sire of attaining happiness pve we ask for, but It is not wealth we means of attaining ba t in not friends helps to happiness It if not world’s power we ask for the power to bring is happiness into our hearts ¢ whole mistake in the whole is our mistaken idea of hap 1 born ¢ sole de um now MRS. B are Ameri: am quite sure considered a Britieh 1am not familiar with ish law in regard to mar but untry would be considered a « the U, 8. should ried a U, 8, citizen. It is not happiness ask for, but a ness for, but an citizens. you be in thin ¢ zen of ou have think mar T fs ie Sends Raised Corn I thought that I want Bread Receipe who would always agr t I wanted som Dear Miss Grey age Yes, Margie, you Housewife's . Remy ey bagel ""/ the only woman [hav r known —— Am sending my faverite/wno would face fife courageously pn Jand I find that I wanted only some Two and one-half cups of water, or sax taunt Gk tetas 4 ne to*think I was the sweetest and “ ’ I expect that Dick did thia in his art 00, was looking for « happiness 1 some one with me. I thoug! one who In response tol woud request for raised corn] sugar, 2 4 level teaspoons salt aay seant flour “1 yeast dissolve warm water, Add sugar ing and salt to liquid and he ‘ling; add corn meal constantly until Let cool and add compressed Add flour and knead we I night. In the : again, divide and bake uw cups of happine all the me, from omfortat directior as has condit and al ns that Dick's was that all is » away him un little every one book for ha almost always and an even the well morn take |care more for pleasure t pl pleasur ness, when sure giver above into tion to me has always been lictous raisin bread, add to the recipe|#omething I was rather ashamed of : Fagin eyed pe }and Dick's idea of a good time was 4 cups sugar When adding beater 1 one pound and follow directior east, add 2 eggs we 2 valaten am I thinking and writing all se at this moment I am adjustment is very hard. W when I ‘Thank you very kindly for this time ever con back on my ten | with Dick dren that 1 seem when I think of my Just now, little a little ocean with not ix one best shall lc heard women ears of married life the kind of a to remember cirlhood? book, I cornt 1 recip I of, and Iam « readers will take adv ever mar as a dream. Writer in a Hurry Miss boat out on some Was in sight by which Please to reach peace and un amp when pl Gre of a st e]1 can steer d| derstanding hat would Dick have done cone out of his life when I the z? I think his greatest was in a |would be to f t—and placed the stamp | jus I want to remember People of tas I to remember every little their m a inside nm ut foo! that Dick ever said | at become panic |for ur I'll forget the glint of fun that used to come into his eyes or the curious little curl of his upper [lip when h settled into that had I CORA was a indicated that letter It probable of na ambition writer the Well hurr. now want sh thing times I side lope Might Talk on War Just Now Dear Miss Grey takes a girl out in the in supposed to keep the convers | going? What are interesting topics of conversation? TIMORA The re for kee interesting person ean deliver but he make conversation, Naturally having sought the girl's com: pany, the man is responsible for her entertainment. 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