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The Washington herald., 1911-12-10
NUNS DEFIED SIEGE.
GenJIarmes StOutIy ReSiSted When
They Invade .'EstabIIshment."

Gendarmes StOutIy ReSiGted When
They Invade .'EstabIishment."
Paris, Dec. "a farcical scene has oc-
CURED at Redene Brittany, whittier the
Quimperle authorities proceeded in SOL
emn state 10 carry out the dissolution
of religious establishment Illegally re-
constituted since the separation law"
The establishment consisted of two
nuns, one of whom refused to reply to
any OF the magistrates questions, while
the other barricaded herself in a ROOM
On the arrival Of the authorities. with
a force OF gendarmes. the vicar ordered
the church bell to be rung and hundred
women assembled in great excitement.
Meanwhile, locksmith had been sent
for to open the door Of the room where
the nun had taken refuge. As soon as
he had opened the door the nun hit him
on the head with stick Finally, by
threatening to make wholesale arrests,
the authorities vindicated the majesty OF
menk
The Washington herald., 1911-12-10
Buys Haunted House.

London, Dec. 9.-Sir John Simon, the
solicitor general Of Great Britain. is a
courageous man. lie has bought an old
manor house reputed to be haunted II
is known as ''Fritwen." and is located
near Banbury. Sir John paid SCI, 800 for
the estate. The spooky reputation of the
house arose from three tragedies.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-10
STARVATION IN RUSSIA.
Twenty Provinces and S,00O.0O0
People Affected.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 9-At a recent
sitting of the Doumn NJ. Kokoytzeff, the
premier, replied to various questions re-
gardinS the failure of the crops. He
showed that the territory affected eX-
tended to twenty provinces, of which
twelve were suffering throughout and
the rest partly.
OF the 12.5OO00O inhabitants of the af-
fected territory. S,cO0,O0O were in need of
relief. The relief mea sures would re-
quire $50, 10000. of which 600 would
be covered locally. while the state would
have to come forward with the remain
ing Sii.OO0,O 900. One-half of the necessary
supplies had already been dispatched
The Washington herald., 1911-12-10
MRS. PEDAR BRrGTIERRE,

Late Cf Newport ard New York who is to marry
LGrd BeUSlCk. the rch bachelor. connected with
tie British emb;R>y at Paris. Mrs. REIguierrC :
many bizarre social felts have made her Lame ia
mcus both in America and atT7rad. which her en-
gagemCnt to Lord Berwick ha, greatly enhanced.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-10
DO Not Drink from Cup.

London. Dec. 9-Do not drink from a
glass. cup, or tankard. Lap your liquid
from q saucer. This, says a certain Miss
Mar, viii keep your mouth beautiful
She got the idea from a doctor in Vichy
and has seen the scheme actually at
work. The Vichy doctor laid II down
that the main reason why so many
mouths are pulled out Of shape is sim
ply because Of the ordinary way of
drinking.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-10
start "Groase Fuesse" Movement.

Start ..Groase Fuesse" Movement.
Berlin. Dec. 9.-Feminines who have
undergone the agony of the demand in
the endeavor to force No. feet into No.
shoes will hear with surprise not un-
mixed with incredulity of Il society late
Iy started in Munich by n beautiful and
DISTINGUISHED woman the Baroness Mohn.
II is known as Crosse Fuesse" or Big
Feet" its object being 10 preach the
gospel that big feet are not only health
full but beautiful.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-10

The government OF New Zealand Is
building workmen's homes for sale on
the installment plan, and makes loans
OF from sl25 70 tll,60o to prospective
house builderA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
NAME MAKES GIRLS
THINK HE'S FRESH

Br-rr-rr-r.
The telephone at the elbow OF
Chester Love. clerk at local hotel
"Yes." said Chester In gentle.
manly tone.
who Is II talking. pleaseY" In.
quired a low. girlish voice over the
wire.
Chester Love-" he replied.
Sir how dare you talk to me
that way? shall report you to the
manager at once" Then cllnk
went the receiver.
Chester laughed. THAT Ia about
the steenth million time that has
happened me, he explained. AL
most every time |the telephone
rings feel almost positive I'm I'M
Intentionally going to insult some
one. and ! have never said Yes,
dear love- TO them. really.
MANY times | have had furious
husbands down here at the desk
just waiting for me to come outside
that they might punch my imperti.
nent head
1.-THE manager always fixes II up,
pacIfIes the belllgerents. and even
convinces them It's a good joke.
1T sure IL strenuous having a
loyin' name like mine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
Why Did Millionaire's Son
Want to Be Burglar?

pELrlNGHAM. Wash. Nov. A.
The son OF a millionaire. With a
beautiful homo. surrounded by lux
ury ON all sides, with servants TO
grant his every wish and with more
depending money" at his command
IN a day than the average boy has
during a lifetime. Fred Motto. i6.
was the object OF envy among his
boy companions and tho Idol of
school eiris OF the community.
Why should boy like that be.
come a burglarf
That's the question agitating tho
minds OF Bellingham people today,
following young Nolte's confession
that he hurglarlxed the Stanhra
store OF this city. brought up be-
fore Judge kcllogg yesterday,
Nolte was released on suspended
sentence.
AZ the same time Nolte. son OF a
millionaire, was reseased. Oscar
Erickson. :. son az nobody. was
sentenced from one to Is years for
being Notes accompllee In the
burglary.
Bellingham received decided
shock when Il learned that the ie-
year.old son of George Nolte. mil
lionalre banker and timber man.
was accused of the burglary. He
day for week in .the Whatcom
county jail under an assumed
name. before confessing hls iden.
city.
After hurglarixing the Stqnbra
store young Nolto and Erickson
boarded a southhound train. but
were caught at Mt Vernon. Cut.
lery and revolvers IN Notes pos
session were positively Identified
by tho pellIngham merchant
LET finn lie there. said Million
afro George Motto coidly wheo no
tllAed that his son was In tall.
Then the lad made clean breast
OF 4, all lie could give no reason
for the deed. Now he must go 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
His Hearing
Was Too Good

As Patroiman Farley was walk
Ing underneath the viaduct on
University street. between First
And Railroad avenues. he heard
voiced overhead plotting hold-up,
He surned INTO Railroad avenue
and aseendsd the bridge. As he
approached a group Of three men,
one OF them jumped upon him and
knocked him out with a punch TO
the jaw. The other two then
Joined in. and Farley came In for
a severe pummeling. He called up
the police ambulance as soon as
he regaiBed consciousness. and his
wounds were dressed at the city
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02

III a young woman thinks che
can save a young. man BY marrying
hlp She il committing q sin ahc
biunders In the very beginning
you are not born a Christian.
You are not a Christian until you
are born again. You are playing
into the hands Of tho devil II you
say you were born a Christian. You
are doing tho DEVILS work 10 you
prevent your child from being born
again"
"A quarter OF n century ago we
heard much OF being born again.
receiving peace end getting the
victory over sin You haven't in;
proved any ION those old phrases.
Then II Sas not joining the. church
that made Christians. IL was con.
version and experiencing the vic.
tory unto God
To-day N asked whether you arc
a Christian you aay. I hope 80.
Beloved. that won't do. Did you
ever hear a man say he hoped he
had hls dlnnerl You can't set sal.
walton asleep.
This Ia NO hoping affair. u II
business Bhsiasz ia n hard fact.
and 80 " this new birth. II 10
Gods eternal business,
Some OF your ladies'. church
members In Seattle. have sneered
atsths Gipsy Smith meetings and
the emotion displayed there. Bet
ter far that millstones be tied about
their necks.
Are You Christians7 When
prayer meeting night comes and
you have an invitation TO card
party. which do you chooseY Don't
call yourself a child Of God II the
marks are not upon you.
"Don't build a little mud hut and
cali IL THE church. Don't mistake
an umbrella for the armament.
Don't mIs,ako.a bathtub for the
ocean.
'sl4o you love everybody That Is
the Christian spirit. There are
Christians in your city 90 holy
ahcy could not worship here. lie
who IL born OF God ioveth the
brashrcia We snust live together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
Los Angeles Herald
Afternoon Paper

LOS ANGELES, Nov. with
yesterdays issue. the Morning
Herald, Los Angeles oldest news
paper, suspended to become an
afternoon publication. In Its editor
ial column the Herald said:
"The Herald has been purchased
by Edw. Doheny and associates. II
will be unhampered by any alliance
and will be free to support what
ever Il feels will be OF best adj
vantage to Los Angeles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
GERMANS ALlEeE THAT ITALIANS
!. KILLED 50 TuRKIsR BoYS AND MEN

are declared 10 be almost incred.
ible. II Is reported that 80 boys
and aged men were hcrdct Mto an
enclosed space on the. outskirts OF
Tripoll. where the Italian troops
poured volleys into them until all
were slain.
Horror IL expressed at the Sction
OF Captain Cavofti OF the italian
aeriN corps ia flying over the Turk
ish N.mp and dropping four picric
acid bottles into 2.o00 natives. with
-satlssaciory results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02

Ardmore. prayed that the Almighty
aid her I'm sestifying and Influence
she jury to act in accordance with
justice"
Notwithstanding her prayer the
jury gave the pbintiff7 judgment
against her in the sum ~ $4,000.
TIE attorneys claimed fees for
having gotten s1rs. Marx and chill
dren on the Indian rolls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
A.ether Name Added to List Of
Alleged Victims Of Poison

the time OF her death. the supposed
victim expressed fear OF her moth.
er.in.law on escounf ,bf trouble In
the family.
Surgeons say that the symptoms
OF arssnicai poisoning and those of
gastritis are osen confused. Mira
vermiIYa. who has admitted that
several OF the dead left insurance
solIcies In which she Was named
az BENEFICIARY. Ia suspected Of
hacIng poisoned them. A number
OF them died at her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
WITTY DON'T Y0U TRY TO SEND
Them TO JAIL, Mr.. TAFT2

conviction and lmpriso IL II
because the anlAUust law is worth.
less as criminal statute since The
supreme court inserted thes~ord
reasonable You AJAX me 10 name
one trust that cannot be punished
ynder the present Law. name
threethe Standard on. the Tohac
co trust and - Steel trust
Il call you TO witness that The Law
as amended by your judges r.
worthless IA criminal law VIII you
admlf this. or take the pogitlon that
the big crlnanRls should not be sent
to the pouitcutiaryT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02

Inv United Fress LEASED Wtreb
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 2.-Fcllo~-
Ina 10 his attacks upon President
TAN, WIN. }. Bryan. In his Common
or, to-day demands 10 know why jail
would not be a good thir1 for the
officials Of the steel trust.
In ar open letter 6@yan says:
MIR. President Why do sou be-
N = suit IN equity, instead OF Grim.
frai prosecution. against the steel
officials In the attorney generals
opinion the defendants are charged
with. having violated tiSs crimlpai
, law. Why hesitate 60 ask for their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02

CHICAGO. A.. Nov. Another
name today was adder 10 the list
Of nine alleged victims Of Mrs.
Louise vermilya, whom the police
are watching here while inveStigat.
ing the peculiar passing Of a sauE-
Der Of her relatives A tenth name
b that Of Mrs. Fred vermlIya. wife
Of the suspected woman's son. who
died OF gastritis. as did the other
nine. A sister a the dead girl In.
formed the police today that. at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02


) Mammoth rink WIS packed again
last night 10 hear Gipay Smith de
liver the end OF his series OF aerS
mons on "The New Birth" II was
a forceful dellverance and moved,
the large audience by It's sogie and
IFS appeal.
Closing the sermon. the eyBngel.
iat told OF an experience IN which
he converted tho daughter OF
friend. AZ whose house he was stay
ing. The girl did not want religion
mentioned. but when the evangelist
told her he souid give his word OF
honor not "a mention the subject
10 her while In her house she fell
90 her knees and asked him to
speak OF Christ. The audience was
In tears az the end Of the touching
recital and then came the appeal
for conventions The inquiry rooms
we're quickly filled
Tae chlidren'a meeting wifi DO
held Friday st-3;sO o'clock and the
meetings win close Monday night
with 0lpay Smiths famons lecture.
From Cipsy Tent TO Pulpit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.---ln a aloned
editorial IN the current number Of
the Outlook. Theodore Roosevelt to-
day goes on reeoro az dlsapprovina
OF the settlement by arbitration OF
all Gdisputed questions. Including
those affecting the national honor,
az advocated by President TAFT.
The editorial says;
III would be foolish and wicked
for va as u nation 10 agree 10 arbi.
trnte dlspltes affecting our vital
interests, our Independence or our
honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02

BERLIN. Nov. 2-Uesplte italy's
strenuous denial OF the alleged
atrocities committee by Italian
troops In Trlpc.i. a protest move
men; was started here today
against the reported inhuman con.
Duct Of the soldiers.
Prominent men here are enlist.
ing their services TO secure com.
hined action of tho powers to pre-
vent the continuation OF the re
pufed massacres The butcheries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02

riiE nOstcNnunG UNDERTAKING
~. corner Ninth and Union, Main
AMis. Ind ass, FREMONT OF
North zgo. Green ~.
l.-s.s. IuTTEilWORTtt a IONS
1 Professional Directors ana Licensed
f-mhnimerM 1891 First. OPP Moore
theatre. Both phoneH sts'
iinnney- Watson Co. Funeral Direc-
sftg8. Third nv. and University.
Roth phouea 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
ROOSEVELT OPPOSED TO ALL
SETTLEMENT BY ARBITRATION

| Roosevelt then recites the his
tory OF the famous Siege OF Lille,
when Marshal DE nouiiers offered
20 surrender. 20 which offer tho vic
torioua Prince Eugene OF Savoy re-
piled by asking DE Bouflcrs 10 write
out the surrender IN his owiSierms.
adding:
n viii change nothing save I'm
case something is put ilp4offtrary
TO my honor or my duty"
''in proposing and carrying out
arbitration troatIea. the United
States should act precisely IN this
spirit" tho editorial continues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
Bic FIRE IN MANILA

MANILA. Nav. Fire. which
threatened the entire business sec
tion OF Manila and caused loss OF
800 900 in the Chinese district wa&
eStinguIshcd early today by Gen.
Funston 6sd the twentieth in
fantry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
Convenient and mex
penive

Electrical cooking utensils OF every
description. See them demonstrated
posite Post0ffice.
Phonssi Ind 1885; Main le34.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
PRAYs n eoUaT

AHDNUfNI, Okla, NOV. =
Kneeling near the witness stand In
the district court room here. Mrs.
Marx. who is being sued for attor-
ney's fees by Oswold =. parker OF
BEAUMONT. and r. A. Hefnsr OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02

Joe HARRlMAN's PLATFORM

HARRlmANs PLATFORM
Here platform OF Job Harrl
socialist Angeles policd
3.6ib primaries than Mayor Alexander:
rahSays-A municipality owned railway system
Including subway under the the 10 relieve
pention.
Observation-Disclosures OF private systems and con
solicitation under municipal ownership
Discrimination Of and
Enlistment Of city q system.
Electricity electric light plant be owned BY
the people.
Formation Of social throughout the city
VI 4 ttttt ttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
LOST AND FOUND

Lost. utfayed or stolen English sess
ter pup. . months old. black 90 -
and cheek and black spot az base
Of tail. reward $40 olympic place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
NEW BIRTH IS
SUBJECT Of
Gypsy SMITH

r Sunday afternoon there win {,
4 be two meetings IN connection I
4 with the Gypsy Smith revival. I
\ one for the women and one for
4 the men. The mems meeting I
4 will.ae held az Mammoth rink !
4 = : o'clock and the woman'a I
= meeting ut the same hour In 1
= tho First NJ. T. church 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
HnMEaTnAnn

We can locate you on an exception
ally good homestead o. desert
claim IT, one of the best fruit Hec-
lions Of Eastern Washington Call
20 Noe orchard views and get par
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY.
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rnn rncl.ANnr


wen located. in Denver, Colo.
Owner ~ gIaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02

LITTLE DIARIES ON EASY TEHMi
LITTLE DIARIES ON EASY TERMi

30-fo-f0-ncre fracta, iorged-off.
burned over; ready Go seed 20 grass;
some tracts with little streams,
some with buildings and other im-
pf0remfnfa. all close 20 school ana
railroad station. aud on proposed
extension or Seattle Electric line
from Everett 20 HelilnFhaml deep,
tich soil plenty OF good water az 10
TO ~ feet. level. good roads. sew
ernl mills near by provide work
state experimental farm on our land
shows fine alfalfa. clover, timothy
ana MI kinds Or vegetables. as well
~ thrifty fruit trees many con
tented settlers already on ouf hndi
ff1e deed given 10 heirs m cAn- or
buyers death before payments are
coWpistcd we have given three free
decda within the last ysRF. located
az sineo, NnohomiHn county. on ". y,
q railroad; 20 up any morning nj
80 and return the same day. Price
$1,000 per acre for uniuproye1.
$500 for improved. $4,000 cash,
balance 5000 per nQnthi Interest
9 per cent. Gail FOR Nauiifui Illus
tfntcf booklet. We are owners.
III. WOOD LUMBER a TIMBER co,
Main ttos. va tlMry BldE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
LroAl norlcrs.

MI lsllrs aiadifn iiaiHiWlldesff,' ihssllT
,Aved last on corner 18th and feaicr
Way ana corner 18th ana Jackson
~. " hereby summoned 90 call w.
90 her brother % receive cheque
Of $4,000, Hans uauwaldcs. ass
Prior 49,. Vancouver. ~ q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
FIars.

ron RENT Nice f-r0om flat on
Klnnear Park ear. close Ia, only ~
per month. Also small house same
location NJ SC por month ChaH. u.
Adams. f0t colmau bldg
For ileni-A fouf-room flat. 1900.
A fiye.room flat. 1900. electric
llsht Inquire AZ b37 z1th =,
40 90 Nice modern fiat sidney sas.
FARMS AND AcH1hoE.
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there: We must love each other
here -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
wssr SEATTLE real ESTATE

TAKE 4 look
~ our fine new addition. and from
our 100 fine lots pick ont n couple
or more. Why keep your money In
the bank Without any security7
You take no chances when sou buy
good real estate at the right price.
Whether you want - buy for an ln-
yestfuent or for n home. you can't
20 better than put your money
where you can save n. Just think
Al carb and AZ ,nat,tl,fv srtr.e 80
are Just southeast ~ FauufteT0y
Park, on 55th Az 81 W Come "a
or phoue ~ and wa will show you.
JOHN ~ WHITE COMPANY.
fo7 Oriental Bin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
SITUATION wAnrEp-FEmAlE.

e~>>~e-~~-~~~~e~~N~-@ ~-~~~~~N~y~~~0c-~
young woman wants outside work.
soliciting or Collecting good refer
enceH Addreas & ioi, cate star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
HEIp WANrrp-FrMAlr

~s@-~-Ne~~eeesee~~~~1~ N~~e~N~~NN-~~sNy~
Honshir ladies' suits and skirts
made "a order. work guaranteed.
Mrs. Gavin, 90b Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
CHATTEI LOANS.

Loans on furniture. horses. etc. Will
liam Roach, room III N. Y. Bldg
Money loaned interest per cent per
month. Ray, Ia Downs Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-02
HAT MAxERs
. MIJcE aosA,,T,ss
oPTICIAMs

Goat cheese. rich. pure. delicious.
free from tubcrcular germs Send
10 cents for sample. Joseph Wal
lin. Hobart Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-02

perfect twenty ve-inch glass be made; and even then
the job is often failure Changes of structure due to
jarrng to unequal pressure, to temperature, may
ruin the result
The glass is used for other purpose than to bend
the light rays, and to bring them to focus at
point that the eye shall be able grasp them. Why,
then might not be practicable to do away with the
glass entirely and to replace it with suitably arranged
electric field? The that this may yet be
compshed, when have solved the theoretical prob
lem involved. When do this, may be able TO
arrange electric field fifty feet in diameter, which
will be better and more ideally accurate for focusing
purposes than the most perfect glass lens of equal size
inaginable-even supposlng that such lens could be
made.
What then? Why, if this shall be done, may be
able, unless unexpected difficulties arise, to look upon
the close hand discover the smallest de-
tails of its topography. We shall know almost much
about it $50 far as the side it turns toward us is con-
cerned) as if we able actually to walk upon its
surface. Nay, more, might be able to bring Mars
and the other planets of the solar system to such
seeming to ascertain definitely whether they
are inhabited not.
One possibility, worth mentioning in conclusion, is
that electricity when obtanable cheapy in unlimited
quantities, may be utilized large scale to produce
ozone for sterlizng milk and the water supply of
cities Most people have noticed that after thunder
there is peculiar smell in the air. 1t is the smell
of ozone which is electrified oxygen. Ozone is the most
effective of all germ killers and is easily produced arti
fcialy by electrical discharges. There posi-
bty that the sick in hospitals may be cured by loading
the atmosphere of the wards with enough to kill
all the mischevous microbes the premises.