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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

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Sb umgetebrt fie Jpn Deripdf6t.
llnb oh ibr Mann 3upiel aiat trdnte,
Sb tie, lpenn er NAL iterben miibt,
AuTs 9eu gu beiratbeH geoente,
uno ob iie AUDI ibon Ginsn piiBt.
go frdst Der Sntel Sdm gefpidtig,
Eaum pob man Don bes Dampfers
Ded,
Nt6ts iit gu barmlos unb gu Diatig,
Gr tummsrt fi4 um ieben Sret.
User Bel Der Priifung tommt gu edo
ben,
Qls 6aIsnrein Ii6 niat bepdbrt,
Den ihitt na9 9aus er, obneBnaben,
Wttt osm 8ermert: yHiht uiini9ense
pertb!"
Gr ri6tet itrenge bel Den oSiiubern" ,
5GIt bel ben Foreigners" auf @br -
Oou Del Den el9rfn GaHpesttHoefEt
9a frdgt er ME: DiepisI? Wober2
Gr frdgt ME, rb bic MiIliouen
auf rehiem Wege man eritrebt,
6rdgt nielnalS Bel Der Sruitbdronen.
S6 glut an ibrem 9elbe tlebt.
Syrdgt ME bic 10 i'm Rei6tbum praiIsn,
Die BEL Dem GLeno 6leiben itumm,
Sb tie audi i6on i'm 3uhtbaus iaben,
5rdgt nitt, rpesbaIb ni6t uno parum.
Gin JreOel lit es, unge1euer;
gs ri6tst falft, tper ridtet bltnb:
3as d 9olD ntrb flar i'm 5euer,
Die Spreu Oertpebt Der Greibett 8inD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Masess xnS Tsi4ts t2.7s--S.65, HolDsna
43.75 -- 4.25, egtra ---, fetts 0nAen
$425--4.7E.
RdIber. - pie 3ufubr mar nibt srob
nnb Der Marft itetia fur BITE beHeren Auas
lttdten. anbere maren Hau unb idmat.
DrsinAre nas sross 80 .oo-6.50, fstr bis
sSts Ist6ts e5.50--7.75, sifra $500.
Kaiser In ben Rommtftons1 1duiern. -
Saney 7Le. prtms bis uxserIeiens -
7e, srsindrs 4--5Le.
o net ne. - Die 3afuhr mar bente
aertng. BITE Wahfrege nur mdBtg uuc oer
Narit milIta. Ise gretie fieIsn um 5--10c.
S6Dere g4metne brdhten eo.40--6.25,
aafs Bic axstrIeieKs aserrs6nnsss HRs
SteiiAsrisrtsH $8.l5--8.25. ssmifAts xers
paknsssfsrten ee.o0-820, srbtnhrs Bis
axssrlefess fApsrs fetts Gxas &4.00-5.o5.
ertra IS rs, ctass $500 - 500, IeiAte
Hsr'anStisrfeR 95.05-5. 80, FerfsI son llo
Bfuns uns HeRiser "a .O0-5.00.
81 Gfe xns A&m msr. - Die 3ufubr
mar nt6t srob, bie Rabirase sienlid groB
unb bic Bretis ftart.
S&afe. - ertrd $3.50, cute BIZ aus
erlfefene s3.00--3.4 40, orsinGrs Bis sxte &l.25
-2.85, etod cnafs $3.00-3.b0, ertra
-, sdbrItngs s3.50-4.25.
aammer. - Grtru s5.75, gate bis aus
srlefene $500 - 5.65, orbindrs Bis quite
$3.00-4.S5
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9dalider MART 6erid)t. !.
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S,aetHnstt. IL. Ts,embsr.
De aaAislssassa Cxsttrnnasn be,lsteu
70 aur saf ensrss. fraassttisnea. Del
6dasrsa osfAaitea serAss stssS bSters
Qssifs bsrs6ast
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Der Karst ssr sstis aas Die prslf. niat.
ger.
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ts.I.
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tesba6s.
Dasss. - 4srft asas. stsrs Hsr.
0titsn oX-l0e, surts 4iDtsHfstteu ojk
-eHr sytfs fksrf clear o<item ok--9ke,
00nltsra 6I - 81 snb UsHieS l0L -
uHf isfs sss Hs pr vfsss ns5r ssrs
sugar Osrsd eleif4.-- Sgsrft a.ris.
44inlsH 400 - iS.oo: pisnif GaHItsr
loO0- lO.50, Ursssf4a Uassn II. .5o--IS 30,
34xltsrn 8.76 - 9.2S. 4su 2esY gut
! 44ol1esu 300 - go, tse9sn 0ssts
04lnlsn 10 sO0-20.0 90.
ottes1Sfslts BIstfA.-Sksrst as.
ID 04iaisn l2-lsks, vienis o6sltsrs
- cNs 0sGiss I4k -. l3s. o6uItera
- eZs kss Dsrs Gut o4nttssa sk--
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-, Ointss ee1s> ts.16-l.l4 Otxtsr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

A.l6-4.2S; Nssseamstf, ssrssstIt4 1ss
mif6tss 14.76--4.85, rstnes Gitt 34.O0--
s.2S, asaif<tss 44.7S-S.oo Ser ebf.
u sttsR. NGrft s1ttt a1t ftstsc.
3 Ssttsr Nsmtsr - - e6e, -. be. %
--06e. 10. Z rsttss Sl--9Se yss Duftsi.
gersdnft murben: 500 Da. No. rotbsr
Btnfsr su CSC uub GGrs 70. 2 bo. tu 9St
auf bsm GeIsiie.
nett 0ssrn. Hssh rutis nnb fes
fter. Ns. neiSes e2-e4c, 70. D nstbeS 80
--6lr, Es. 4 neiSes 56--SSKe. 10. 4 GELS
les so - 64e, 10. 3 bc. 69-6ls. Ns. I
DO. 66--6se, ~. 4 aemif6tss 81 - SSr,
Qs. 8 So. $500, Re. 4 10. 54--67Ke,
weibes RsIbenssrn SO S6e, seftes BE-.
63-65e. ssmif6tss b.. s3--66e per Dx.
Bertduft mnrben: ] Gar ssmif4es ned
gfobe 40 60Le, 2 Gars DO. sp bSe, Gas
bo. Su Soc, Gar weibes bs. su S6Kc, 4
Cars 80. A aefbes ~ 56c, l Gar DO. ~ 67c.
Gar 10. , DO. gu 60e, Gar Qo. 4 ges
mtfdtss ~ S5e, 500 Bu. bo. ~ 6sc, 10Gass
DO. 81 55Hc, 2 Gars be-. su 57ke, 1 Cat
gemiihte8 aoIbenforn ~ 6Ae. 1909 Bn.
seIbes DO. tu Csc nnb j Gar bo. su &c axf
benz @eIeiie.
0afss.-Rerft saSts x.t tetis. 30.
wetser 5l--SlHe, StaRSart uettsr S0K
-5le, Rs. 3 Detter 50-60he, 10. 4 ruetser
"a - 49c, Rs. = eewtf 4tsr Soc, 30. .
DO. ~ Sec. Es. I 30. 47--4se Der Da.
Bertauft murhen Gar Stanearb rresber
su 5ie unb 7S0 gn. 30. 9 Dsiber % Soc anf
benz DeIetie.
Hsssen. - Nsrtt fietis. 10. : ss--
S7ke, Ne. 3 90 - S5e. no. 4 e4--ses.
Ser e.--5fo. 2 Dsnter 81. .05-1 Ii, 10.
3 S9oc-S1. .05. go. 4 6o--9Oc.
eerfsnm ali. .-5ratistrsssrks el.3s
.37 per On.
0Hsfet 4 ssr y.ssslss,1rsiis ss!t tss,
isxasenGm slst4sH Lsss sss ssrtssa Ssh.
ses:
IL. Tel 1911. l2.Tts. 1913.
Det,en. No. q rstSer .sse l0le
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Safer, ,Ns. 3 ssemtfdter nsasr Soc Sac
NsgeeH no. 2 neasr -. 97c sSt
een. 70. l Eimsttv. $3.50 $500
DkiSsy.
Der Marst war ffttis. vsrysaN pastss
.0I2 Bbls. DthtHers EtRtftsS essbs saf
Der 0GftS sen $l.3s per oa1sae
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
Mnsiu1rfiee Wdrtte.
ReYAsr.. IL. Deaembsr

We0 WIZ TX. SeNMbtr,
NsN.--8xfxts 4s,427 Bkts. SerSanbi
9,D1l NbD. Der RGrst mar beute fistis.--
oyssHfl lBstsnt n. .00-5.4O, Hsinter strstekts
ol.l0--4.20, 0tntsr Ratents 14.35--i. 10.
0prtne eleGrs 81. iO-4.35, Gtnter GrtraS
~. d. 1880, Ns. : bs. e3.55--S.s5.
AGxfae krststts 14.50--4.70.
HDtesHMs1G tfk ftette. Estr bis autes
el.7S--l.s5. 4stes W. faney 81. eos 20.
Dn2nstesRms9l tt rubia su 81 255--
2.e6 per 100 pfnnb: fair bH sntes a. .s5--
s.l5, Aoiee bts fanes 45.2o-s.55.
4ats ne It III ftetis. sesnes rseises unb
teItsS 81. .60--1.66, Grsb.s S1.55 II LEO,
&tInbrisb - .6O--8.76.
0n4wsttsM semtnsn. xmertean Csc
Sas GG.GbiGn e0s {. !. 7. Ren psrr.
HstfsH ift rubia. 10. 4 Defern 97e
tsi MRtanft c. T. I. Ou'fals.
cests III ftetts. EaI,serfs 1I8--l25e
{. if. 0uff4lo.
De. q n.-8sfxts 2a6, 400 su., s.rfsnst
i7s,S39 Du. NuIt 1T fen. no. 9 rother
nsnsr SS1<s In elssatsr unS o7Ke f.s.b.
i4UtmReHS, Rs. Rsrtssrx DuIutt 1l2sSc
I. .. B. i6ntMmsmt.
0sIf4lsrM - Sn'usr 4s, 1875, Ser
faRbt - Dn. Narh feIt. 9rpsrt no.
neuer SOC 4. .. 3. f4pimnsns.
0sfsr. - SafxSr 81, ,o25 su., serTanSt
2,5S3 On. Earft ftetia. etanssrS pet.
bss k3ke TIM Glepator. 30. 4 veiker 54c,
Re. 63ke. Hs. 4 E3ke.
esa In feft. - 4rims npnineu, 30. l
l2s-ls0e, Re. : 11l0-1l5e. as. 3 s5-ioOe.
NepfsR tit feff. State 1911. srstnxre
ts Asies 50--56e: 1910, As Ate; gaeiFic
Geah 1911. srslaxses Bis Asies 45-6oe,
1910, 40-42e.
exats fHt ifetia. - Central aneriea
sae. Nsssta 32K--askc.
eetss IN felt NeMfsa a4-25s.
Bsrs toim ftetia. Hamsly SIG 800. 90,
nsrt elsss ei7.2S-is.75. Nsi s17.25--
0ss' IN fsHer. BamiIy s14.5o-lE. 90,
Nss et3.0o-tS-60, Uet',e4inssn t29 90
--sl 90. Ssrya4t oiS .00-l8.so, Gtty srtrs
Saba Ret e1s. .O0-l9.58.
axt Nsat Team ftstis. eeyyset.e Bel.
RES. 10 bic Il yfs., SH--l0c. b.. SAu..
tern 8h-Ske. b. GAtrsen Il--IlLe.
S4magt In fer. 0tbbs Bses yr.ms
ts.o5 80 BIS. RsfhRirtss tn ftetia. Som
Hxsxt $3.50, Q. =. tlo.1o. Ssmpsass 6I
--7ke.
fsls N Fsu. srima Gisg s14e, eoan.
ifs 5T-ssSe.
Naa INSET q ssmsn, Del ift astio.-
Sftxa rstss ss07--4.l3. .prtms 6smxsr
geIbss t5.30-5.3S.
eefrs tev N IN ifetis NsfHnsrtes Yev
srf t7.Ss. StilsSslptia uns bsItimsrs
~ .3S, Ss. In SAT- e3.ss
no Tie .h russs. 1smstie 6tss.s Ibts
xsr.
ear, N fef.. etrsinss. sesSlnft4 4ss
BIZ sxtes $500.
fsrp eat n Ia len tu 53kc.
asis IN ftetis. etatetmifAsr 8 -
Be, 3Gtns 5-6[e.
NsIaffsS IN fetis. Res prlsans Dysn
Kettle. outer bis dstes. 85-5oe.
1u6u. .--Nstsr IN h.tia. Nnseassss,
% Ten. 4.57c. GsxtYifasaI % Zen 4.s7c,
NslaHes.Ba4 % Zen l.12. NaFsnirter
M rulia. 6xt asaf SIS. Grxftes 6.40c,
y(sxA - s.i0e. gabes s.ooe. BsDseres
S.9oe, 0rsnafsteh k.7Se. Diamsns ~"
STA. (snfsettsRsrs ~ 5.sos. ss. 1 $50,
Ks. S5Se. Re. $50. 70. 45.4se. Hs.S
5.<oc. res b.3se. re. 5.3os. re. .
5.25s. re. ss.2oe. Rs. 10 5.l5t. Rs. IL
g.ioe. Re. II 6.0Ss. Re. Is 5.oos. re. IL
5.C0g,
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gl.es4s. IL. Tesensber.
NsIt.-- Nsr.t ianm ffetis. Btstsr
Ssismts - .oo-5.oc. etrsisSss %. .7o-4.75.
Gpriae Nassnts S5.7 - $50. etrsisk.s
q. .so--t.5o Oslsrs %. .7o-475.
3stDsM gtr DeHmber SO - 1885,.
On s&lus s5sIt: for Mai 9eL-s7He.
sn 6Ata5 s7.st; far SuIt ssss-941se,
am e6lus 97..e.
DsIf 4ssra. II 0av December slX-
61xe, an eAfub se1e; flr Ttai SO
sske, am eAIas ssszse: far Saa So
6ssxe. am SHlus 6s1<e.
eafss. - Gar DssemSer <8sS-471.e,
am SAIxs Ate; 'ir Rai 4sssS-4s1Sc, au,
es!ut 4s1.s; fir 5uIi 4s" - 4sc. am
9sles q. - As. q 94e.
Der Rs. - 9ats Dxtssresrae Se-9je,
eate tts Asics @iI,ssrms l0S-l2Ie.
6Ie 4sfaswsS.-Rs. O. u. sf5 ~,
Rs. q. %. 252e
~ I'm mstAsfaan,s. Reasr Sl25o
- iS,0o per Gss.Rsr.
AIssIssnsa. 4l3.5o - 1000 per
Gsmtnes.
Qsbnsrs. $500 - I5.2s per BsI.
Nhr Sauuar SIS 5.52x--l5SS. am StIus
tly.42K: iar Nai siS.72K-l5.so, am
S6ls6 Si6.s7k.
O4msfl-ss 80 per 100 gfunb. .--str
Sanncr - 5000, an 0&lus e892L F.;
fhr Nai so.l2I-s.2S, am s6lnt ss. .22N
0eest sttsx. - Qcfs o.. 90
pss leo 1fuuS. --str Sanunr es.o7H--
6.l7k. am SdIus Ss.l5: fur yeai ss.875-
--6.s7H, om sAlus eS42x; fur Sui;
- $3.50, am etlut ts.45.
04sEt sisrt stsrs 0sis en-, pers
pe6t. e7.S7k-s.s7k.
nsttsr. - Narst Rstis. G4Hsr, 2s-
-S6s. 0asss 24-3ls.
otsr. - Rsr't astls. trtf4s 2s -
o0t pss Dxtens.
Aeis. - Hsr. fstis. Gresn l5I-
16s Der SfuRb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Wdb. Gents ast MftIsn II Rsn Nsrf.
osfb on eau mar wluissr lu 2k--4%
unb i6lob ~ sE.
grtma 0sfAaftspapssrs SurSsH ~ *
~ stslsnttrt.
StesItns gr6aRss IN fetes. -
eidt NJ e4.e6L xnb 90 xess ~ S4.e4ssss
--x.SaI.
OunSe maren kss
I'd xaA uurben pis ieIst susttrt:
Ser. etaaten NefunbinN ~ 1ooL
eeb., ~ rsaiffrirts ll925) iiseS-113I,
Gcmpsns ll8k-ilAH. 81 restftrsrte l0l "
--1oaH, GenyeHs i0lL--loiI, PaHaHa
gsaSsns 3 100 aeb.
afttenmarf - AnfaNss mar Der
Martt fen, fp1tes absf isdt sine 8enonna
elm nnb bic Oeminne sinatn babel uteots
perIoren. Ter Rarh idiot itetis.
Nsd Rsbents Naris wurssn ron se. Ess.
w4 SrniR. 0sKman &c., Rs. S2S-231
1alnxt 0traSs. ker:Atss:
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Hisbpttl. Neesss 94.70 - e.l0,
fsrss 6tisss e4. 1850, peAIt6s ett.rs
4.40--7 20, Sto6sYs uHs Seebevs 43.1s-
5.75, Rhts xss 3,ifers t2. .0o-6.25, AtIter
t5.50-825 Warft Sfetia.
6Apsias. - ssiAt. $5.50-s.15, sss
rtfAts 1.75-6.30, fApers s5. .s5-s.32L.
Ssxts 1856 - sos. suts bss axsexItfeus
iAvsrs s6.05-s.32L HerfsI s4.o0-5.5o.
Nartt fau unb stuas nieoriger.
SAs's xns aMMsr-SAaf Gtns
lstwtfAs - .s5--4. 10. sefIsAs o.. .75--4. 10,
Sktrltsss - $3.50
~ aMMsr. - atnsstmifA. 81. .0o-8. Is,
pstli4e t4.25-s.l0. Narft itetts bis etrp as
b0ber.
Bafsts. -- Htwsrtst 5000. 9ApstHe
26 600, Gesfs nab aaMMsr 1000.
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Prnbirt III. g. metal QDlifbs
unb .garssepers Grienp".. %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Gtmrtrnsti, -. Defender.
Yufubr ane 8ericnet w&trene Der per,
NoNenen ~ Stuuoen. pergli1en nit benz
Scybs<esbenoen Tose, Ucren uie fcIst:
oHfs1s: Htnssisa. SADeins. eAafs.
Gel III .246s E286 500
Dsk h.. 227 244e Ib6
Ots BsrIsas. sstssssa bsrssISss ssit:
Deb H.. 53 3876 1872
DaA IL -. 7e9 3l0S -
Ntnbpteh. -- Der Narft mar and
keu1s pisoer lebeaft xnb bte preiie pssen
tesa. Stp6ers uno 5sebess ftne ebsmfauS
IN Dseebr uno ftars.-4RtI@tHbe finb rubie
o9ssss Okisss oG.75 - s.75, EXTRA
tT.eO--7.16. fsHe, --, p4isx 81 3d.
t-1a. Rlss --, 6leifqssptsss % O0-6.Oo,
Q11e t6.l0 - $50, 1s&fsss >3.0o-6.lo.
efsss ob.iO-x-bo, Aays ei.1S-4.l0, ertss
NJ vesbsse o8.5o-616s
NnIIeh-Gis 3ugnts mos nus mdtsg
uNb<es Assat ite4is ~ issss.
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tsim 6ailen belfm Dir bie sassxn..
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I've Msifen psn ben bieiiasn Uanssn ,pas
fsn 4suts 1isnltn itnrf bef@aftiet mnb bic
w.i4aIte I'm Aussmsinsn i6einen is@ ~
nsbsn. Wefo .par stmss mtlIt9er. Ron ben
WanieH wusesn Daftsbsn ,,on eau" ~ ~
sf dusseIsebsa nab 0ei1dfsspapisss wtss
ben " 81 k--6 50 bisiontirt. Die NssIer plas
riftsu HfipstioHbs - " - Sx .en eau"
ans JutE ani 8ett.
tssaid ani MN f3srs.
wsrbeH su gar, ,lSe unb zoe grdmie ssui.
fnsn 8aniea periaxft. Die Geuntsftoss
tstrdat6 6os Nramis per $1,000.
GeMfd aaf 0sssts.
ieItsss--osxss Nns BE isissHsea nhotiruns
zen - tsriGtsM:
2snbsR, Iass gibt, a. .ss, I-4.ssk ,es
=, 70 1aee St3t, f4.S4--4. S4k pes E /.
4eFis xaasSs4t STAY -5i55ranss ssrtl00
~ Taes Si6f, bt7h--520 ;Sranes PEI el00;
~ 0ssifdtAnb xaae 9idt 4 Rast 065<t
%. 20 fsas St4t S[ks.
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u e4.Sa, suf olasssn ~ @A.slK xal
anf Oslfah ~ N.0l v persauft.
eansst.r rbf.satlsmew.
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6fsassns esuie timiase.
1er. iimfas im blefiasn GIsartnlb bouie bs'
lief fi6 beute ruf $3.50 $50.
Hssel~ esfasiA&fex.
Gine. Street Ru, Goiumbta Gab aab
Gsue. Rempcrt 4 Gep. G. & It. AtttsA a.
sen tsnfe In QaAfrdss uHb ose preih ten.
lie ieleenbsn gsridufs fine su beri4tsn:
An tsr Tssfe.
First Can.
Astlsr gIne. Uds q uIsetrte gs...... ~
so 11itisr Golumtid Gas 4 Qlec........s ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
'Hubbies Make Mistake in Not Making Chums
Of Their Wives" Says "StonewaPs" Cousin

Not that she would have you
rush out OF the house. Jump into a
taxi, drive 20 the courthouse and
break tho Reno speed limit In the
matter Of getting divorce. That,
Of eourse. would be quito reok-
less manner OF voyaaIng the mstri.
moniai sea.
She could see that quito plainly
ms she rocked hof 1.-The self In her
dressing room at the Moore the
atro. juht after she had yielded 10
her stage husbands order--he
called II "request"--nnd had left q
aociety function against her Will.
From which Il must not be In
ferred that Gertrude Dallas bankers
after the smart set No. indeed.
She has the proof In that she had
10 break away from family and
homo In that dear old Dixie 20 got
on the stage. And. being a cousin
Of the redoubtabIe ''Stonewall'
Jackson. Gertrude could have made
a long reach for the highest rung
on socioty's ladder. sho'g tall
Girl. too.
OF course. Notwithstanding the
Stonewall pride and side Of the
family. things have been entirely
paclfied since Gertrude proved her
self auceesB. and ahe can come
back 10 n warm hearth whenever
abe can manage 10 come home at
all. "You know" she says, the
world forgiyes success"
30. returning 10 matrimonial re-
Elections. Gertrude would have you
know that personally she has no
sympathy with Katherine. the char
ecter she essays In "The Gam-
blorn." Katherine lives some years
az the wife Of famous prosecutor.
who is keeniy ambitious 10 climb
higher In politics and gets 80
wrapped up In his ambition tina, no
oyerlooka the fact that woman
needs love 10 make her happy. On
top OF that. the prosecutor Is jcai-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

could not find room for love.
at does not make q par.
tlcIe of difference" says Ger.
trUde Dallas, whether II IL
money, or politics or anything
clse. N q man cannot think OF
anything bot that one subject
he 10 not apt 20 be . success ss
a husband. unless he takes hls
wife into HIS confidercs, edu-
Gates her up 10 HE business or :
his profession so thst enc. TOO,
can be Interested In his work.
That issfhe mistake men make
they don't tell their wives
enough about themselves.
They don't confide IN them.
They let them too strictly
alone"
Wherefore Gertrude DalIaa haa
nothing but commentator for the
mayor OF Everett who has appoint
ed his wife as private secretary.
Three cheers for him." says she,
"and ! predict success for them"
Well. the prosecutor finally
brings things 20 a climax by mis-
takcnly accusing hls wife. and At
the same time holding himself out
as ready TO forgive and avoid the
divorce proceedings that he should
have 10 bring. Katherine. submis.
siye all these years Of inharmony-
GUS married life. breaks away like
an Infatuated tigress and promises
10 wait for the young banker. who
has been convicted Of a technical
violation OF the law. until he should
come out OF prison.
mo Patience With Her"
lis Katherine's morality soundf"
Gertrude Dallas answered II thus
iy: Il have no patience with her.
/ would have broken away long
ago. II is wrong 10 live a liz.
There are many married people
who do. They live together be-
cause they don't want the disgrace
OF divorce. That might interfere
with the prosecutor becoming AZ.
torney general. for example. wom-
en- often submit 10 a wrecked life
because Of conventions lie that
once having made your bed voc
should lie In II. One swallow
makes no summer: one mistake
should not mean lifelong one"
Gertrude IL young-zz, TO be en-
acf--and pretty--and unmarried,
and Dallas is only the name OF the
city she was born In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Reforming a Loafer

a 100000 big
than oafer because
adding anything wealth and comfort OF the world
air with malaria
Of natural
things and this big oafer the pmeya swamp IKE
yield the
the burden Of the
win hold
February II viii shape
districts The lands lie largely
evidence both Atlantic and
The Of their reclamation viii probably exceed
OF it, The bill will be paid and
enhanced values and In the creation Of
millions Of
We billion people.
Oxnard, Cal,
hosbacked 2s miles
the chickens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Continental Ladies TalOrS
Saved From bankruOtCv
By Hoffman

The Continental Ladies
Tailoring Company, manufac-
turcrs OF high grade tailor ed
garments. formerly located at
1920 Second Avenue and also
Third Avenue and Union
Street, were forced to sell out
their entire stock to pay the
creditors and save themselves
from bankruptcy.
Hoffman took the stock.
They were makers of only
high class garments. ranging
from SIS to 500.
The entire stock, consisting
OF only 2So garments, is divided
into two lots, and goes on sale
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
LOT ONE--Continental Co.
values up to 500. Consisting of
imported materials, mannish
mixtures, blue sergcs; high
class man-tailored Suits and
Coats. The goods in these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Degrading the Stage

Germany gone mad over
thing runs
his example She Then the husband
abiding
live happily after thus proving that doya preclude
Nice picture Of the ~ faithful
the Il
What people
church. crowd
the
soul abiding
CHILDREN playing with
Los Angeles family Life In L. A. is
' -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Crififhs, You're Looking Backward

Councilman Griifhs wants TO take the selection OF the
attorney from the people and vest that power
in the council proposal coming from reactionary
looking backward, would occasion little surprise
Grhs elected progressive He IS supposed &c
the very fundamental progressive prnepe
ABSOLUTE TRUST IN THE PEOPLE TO GOVERN
THEMSELVES. AND ABSOLUTE WILLINGNESS IT,
LET THEM DO 1T.
Grhs you either lost yourself in the standpa Dogs
or YOU never were thorough progressive Forget some OF
your lawyer pull few OF the legal 'angies out q your
brain and try to find yourself Quit looking backward you
intend lead the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Observations

ONLY SIX months I'LL the convention and Taft
NAT GOODWIN win fortune can for long
= stand wives at 100000 800 - - '
STOKES viii be surprised TO learn that b b
girls didn't n The legs. = - ~ e '"'"
TURKS Strengthening Macedonia History baa
shat spark set the whole 1870 - ~
gone hunting in India with 40 e,nbar. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

Gus of n young banker. Katherine
had been a friend OF the bankers
family from childhood. and 90
casionaily she attends social func-
tons al their home.
The cost OF my success has
been TO lose you" the young bank
CT says during the course Of the
play. So you see, he. too. was
wrapped In so much ambition his
was the ambition TO accumulate an
immense amount OF money--that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

Te serrrtarv ~ tho treasury viii require
federal government nss
white black addition taxs 20 eoef
ho paid by the cons
settle for his whole hoek can
held Out Oh mn pay e"''
Ana these taxes viii not wealth 10
but by the sre the family appetite FOR
her shoes and her prtoae
the wheels OF the baby carriage nave
Added 70 the six millions Of dollars
millions for Panama eanai
az The six hundred and thirtyshs about sss
O0oooo win U.s. dad ~"
have TO pay cents q the OF long ago
win about t-ss more
whole and fathers weekly contribution 70
81 ,. !. -.
and future as paid ~ pen
about twothnus me ost OF
will Uncle sam about
hour pretty close TO thousand ao
There are other things money The house and
costs TO pay
ducks and 5oo To
$4,000 to Aldrichs commission
amending money to protect human
aud c saving services ana IN
The total thus spent about
dollars which see not quite
Also Is just about halt
and expenses by the United States
might be fair to add 70 Uncle sam
keep the beef trust
nomf eed.ng us and tuberculosis
the above there VIII BE- an expense OF apon,
Cancelled postal
included the making about
v946 100000
they Uncle Sam win
h only about 100000 Of
Uncle Cannon FOND OF re-
darn big country. boy
club be taken away
from the You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Isl NOTHING SERlOUSEM
1i0of
JOSH WISE
SAYS:
"One drawback
about beln' a
man who don't
talk enough
when he does
talk he says too
much"


Protecting the Public.
III sccma TO mo that the jury
convicted hor upon mighty fiimsy
evidence"
"ycs. but II came out ne the trial
that abe had accepted an offer 10
80 on tho stage II she was acqnit-
ted. "--iiouston Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Funny Things in Diplomacy

One Of the things advocacy Of
obnoxious language
listening to Uncle Sans proposal
Uncle helped the lady OF
the first time she chance
II - ~ nv
who ought and
mats Japan What Russia did to Japan with the
settlement, good and plenty - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

iiickB--i hear that Browns
speech nj the club dinner last night
waa quite funny.
wicka--Ths opening sentence
was--scyy, Hc rose and said I:
while was sitting on my thought
a chair struck me-" Everybody
reared boston Evening Tran.
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